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BERGNER STUDIO. 20- ". Commerce s..
R-t-atcs de boGa = oon!cil.o. dc Gia o de-
aOcEc. Tambien podeasos t~OnnarloS en- q
.smpIo O a n saiiGa de e.
yENDO zap=;o< de- =obie-ao. repz1ados Q
sin re3ara.. pi-iE!rss 4 D. Sg!dara, 1924
". Commerce S.. San Antonio. Texas.
Ateudemos pcd.dos por coCreo.
VENDO en- ABONOS maquiu4s de coser
Singer differences eS.iios :onox-afoS Co
i4meia.' ula=us : maCu.nas ae cscriblr
Oliver" VENDO AL CONTApo Giscos
"Co!.a:oia.' uaQ"jnas Singer usadas mGy
Jaracaz. C.asss gratis &c BORDADO. -
EACE uEESfTTCalNG a 70 cts. yarda. :.
de los Santos. IL. Travis 6S5g. as W.
Com is-cc $.
LAREDO TYPEWRITER COMPANY. Casa
que vcnde msqEinAs DC escri6ir teclaco
Standard para ~viaj-roS, honb7cs de ne
rocios. etc. IN GRAN SURTIDo ca iouo-
FratOs ycu,as a. cOEtaco : On abonos. Pr
ia cz:aloro sc Ic ma7Ga:a gratis. ). Gu
:~!errez. Box %. Laredo. Texas.
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ROMA. Febrero S.-La declara-
ci6n hecha aver por N. Panas, ex-
Ministro dc Relaciones Exteriores
de Grecia, que sc encuentra en- esta
capital. relativa a que ell Vaticano
lie habia dado seguridades de ayudar
a III movimiento contra ei actual
gobierno griego, Ia sido refutada
O Ell diario II Os~servatore Roma
no'.l6rgano del Yaticano
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AHORA Es CuANDO

sebe ar~ovr-aar "a o~vorVunidad er com
praise an ~rIov 'ua75uGso para G t-a'o-
j.. Earaatz-do. To- solo SS-IS. Nrsrio &c
lab-.ca- Er3ojes despcr.atoC"S. raaSn'ts-
- UsgE5s7-iA. ESdos. SEQ por
SO =. O.. 2. 81 10 .c =1sia % 4sycst-
- Con1-a5ia NrHi-a-E- Na5= ? o Box
loI. Sar Aata-S, TsEzs
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos Crockett 996, 704,
IOCn oO-

ItItEuHU~ NTUChtlt 5J0, TUT
1920 Y 997.
FL UNICO SlTIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Csrros a proposito y a precios ra-
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios V Funerales. Wales cor
tns so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de la ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia J acche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gerents.
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CoMPRAMOS MUEBLES. lie pagaremos Ell
nejor prccio poc sus muebles. KARCTkiN'S
FURNITURE STORE. SlS-S20 w. Com
mcrre st Crockett 449. Travis 3si.
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YENTAS

Sc VENDE con o sin maauinarIa y 4
precio razunable. uno de los ~Inejores cs-
tablecimientos de reparacioR de cGlzado.
Pueden gaGa-se d : a 500 pesos mensua-
les. Diricirse a New York Shoe Repairing
Co., SSH East Commerce St. cerca de Ia
Estzci6n del S. 2. 10
MAQUINAS DE ESCRIBIR. Enteramcnte
nEevas; cortisimos abonos mensuales- Luis
NJ. Rubio, I0l Canaron st.
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ANrITA CEAT

= 90 0E GEA~rEr~NCiON SO t7rao q a
persona Glr r~a proportions iufo~7a-S 90 r.
trha- S1i-. r-5S5na-,n 49, Santa HS-aA a'
r,s Crgvuz- Ezf-r-shr1. Nrz'co. y g1'sn On
rors -pl.., 90 Cntr-ar-z -umho 4 Norc"r'.
ara. Todo nio--uc ds-.lase a Is.toro Rant
re. Nara-rc1. Texas N's'
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hGRApECERE - ne proportions i-ta--1"'
f-4~GirnCs De uar7Gcr, 10 w- 1C--Ea0N u
"a, A'ys-aac. O. q, eggs hi5os T-o61-o y Tr~-
DO ~. misr5 ape}3so. 1ais0cs en- e. aao
,ssaSr So rueou--Ghan 90 Dcrar "OCEE.
-rsxsS TODD irfo-ms dsrigasc a Greso-la A.
ya-aGc. Io1 Y. 3 s.. TeEa-E@Ha, Ark.
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COMPRAS

y ~AISI0 w8gur1aS De
ES.rS. maGl'naE &c e
CorpCa-u sonoE-aioS y
f.. De los SsItCs, as
Tel Travis $50
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Los DEMOCRATAS TRABIAJAN AHORA
POR LLEGlAR A UNA TRANSACTION
PARA la RATIFICATION DEL TRATADO

Este ha sido Ell efecto de la carta que Ell Presidente Wilson
envio al Senador Hitchcock ezpresandole CUE esta
dspuesto a aceptar las reserves al Tratadc, con
exception de las que Sc opongan con Ell Art. l0
del ConvenIo de la Liga de las Naciones
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA una mGchacha para !G:ar
Plates. Ocu-ran "a French Cafe. 81 s.
MaTys St
Sc E~ECESITAN doce seaoras para coscr
sacos. Ocu-ran . Tennessee Bag < Meta! Co.
csguina Monterrey ) Fr!o. Lvj
ST NECESITAN muchachos para a2-cuGi-
ces de mechanics. OcU-ran a SIG 50. Alamo.
Sc NECESITAE costureras que s"pan haceT
camisaS :juus e i3ic.ales a .IaHo. NJ. John
sion. 2OS Navarro. NV
81 SEUESITAN YARNS fami!ias mcxicanas
mar. g.r r~2aajca = medals. Ocur-In =
Star Employment Co, COS y. Houston. 90
NElESITASE !over o scuOrita :a0Uicr"la
1T pu-da ;o-Ga- GictaGo Ca espan"! y GGr
r.-a p1-as I-e;cacIuEcs. DirlglrSc por IS
-!.g a. =. 0. b. -. Station A. 'l'i
Sc
rec-s:tau mod s.as ) Costurs-as compe,'' e.
b.ru suicide : ,-abajo pernausn.c. Iar'5'cE
nurhachas que Sepau bo-dar en- naqwina.
I. 5. K.mouo Mig. Co, 205i2 West Com
MERGE :.
Sc NECESiTA ANA criada en- casa dc po-
"A familia. 334 PershIuC Ave. Ieleiono Cr'
;@2g 90
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BAHAMAS CoGGPUTACORAS iona
cas- s. v-7Gea. ccmprEI. caEht%n y r.
paran- Il z. Ea-Sis. SOS M2ia Avenue
San A7-oClC- Texas
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NAQUTSAS Singer Huev7s. de ScEu1la &c
vs-iSS n,s-caS. rutecamcEtc utIiss. Ma r;:nas
Singer lie taller Bills =Huy o&rG.a>. AU.vs de
S1cnpr1. u@s nl5Tas-s nueva O de srEICda.
yea I.usstros p-ecios de ssEu-o ie eccnuTn;za-
rensos Gias-C. Erfefoao Travis 6s2G. sos 50
Alamo s.. Alamo Sewing Machine Supply
Co.-San Antonio. Texas.
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M-SiCA NENICANA para p2@o. 'ma@ls-
rita R--e-lys pas D-OrnaS L= ,'t9 gene
10 y nueaas 0;ras ~vosi.!v&s noyeaads~. Fi-
fa i;s-, genera. GRATIS. !. o.. Box IS.
~...ioa A. Saa Antonio. Texas.
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CONgRC. EE$DU
crss. foEoEraECN.
r1by- y 9EnCS
ms de- rpsgr.
y Comm s.
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CAFE PURO.-CAFE

TYAJES IN ABCEOS. heshos z 81 media
: .n r~ualqaic- rstlo: n Iaitad Al co7;ado
3 500 srnaaario. !. :. Ramos Ia.ors &
80. zoe Coi:ad -.
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PETACAS ~ vELICES De construe, ION
fgerte y r-abS;o Earaa:.zaIo. las c0nsCgui.
r. astet en- "A fabrtca. No coapvn vC.ices
De pSycl: tr resuItan rnuy caEos. NS tel
20 nuy 5-enos yeIiecs so-rados DC Iona m
p-r-cab:a pO- =! mlsmo presto. Fao-'ca De
RauEes y Pe.acas de D. MInOz Ledo. e1S
DoiorpSa s..
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SELLCS DE COMA

Los hasgmos rn .odos los est'i0s. como ss
nos crEcH-z. DANES especial atenci01 a los
y-5idus pe- ecr-eo. C2ta!oEo gratis. san
Ar,oLsa Rubber Stamp Co. 81 Navarro
s.. San Antonio. Texas.
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IEHDE&OS COLCHONES @ueves a los me-
,o.cs T-e-IyS tsmoIsu TcnnvH:uUs- Alas
.Nz-trcs Co. 20 ). Pecos St
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DR., HERACLLO GONZALEZ

Iakcvisw. Te}cfgnu Travis 9l5.
DR. :. NAZlCEE COME, SO s-2s1 SGg.
~rrrisso-o laws g-G-.-R-aec.yuss c~lsctrcuj-
ccs e, D.. At AIS
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Girls girls. eirlsl Not the famll.
lar balhlne beauties nor those ~
musical comedy variety. bat elfls.
|ofanle. hlesah|c girls. are lha ica.
luIt Of THE Beloved Chcalrr thr
Roberlsonc Cole special Va which
Lew codl will star ard which will
BE- seen al The Columbus lhraicr two
days Saturday and sunday.
Some une has said lnnl iherf are
1l varieties OF Iofemaklne Well.
hrfr are lhe whole 81 cxemplllled
hy ihr master hand u The are Of
hearts himself
Lew Codl believes III beauty. This
u perfectly apparent not only IN The
visions of feminine |oyelIress hul
|n ihc spectacular settings and gor'
eeons costumes. N keeping with
lhcac ideas, ho has surrounded him
self with nuinhof ~ famous
screen beauties umong whom Will
be soen Eileen Percy and npori.
Pawn
"The. Beloved Chcaier" has q
|uosel Twist chat viii keep you
guessing from The very first scene
10 the uue1pecio dclImnx-
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fNF ro|IsfIN Ih|tssa nt
q "a ne tas y I|I tIrhl', hsl'a|
~ i't Harab|lfan aa'|4M toHI|.
1'pN' Iei a| eide Tor el0s|0l I|.0|'
|as q Qtio nes k|.|an lhfouIna|
~ hall fct+-s nss ls|.a sn|||
4'r'otl.
A. l|rH I'm I|oFdio1 n,on11'I
rfoAe>ie.I soeinsi ihr rrrrrr s'i
after elHlorm touIrrIntr IatY
naHte1 n ~ ftrte. nnA ~ |Aat|h1
~ fHIrfInce IafnIfr l.8,nf.br
WIN. ~ ohio said "a u|n ~
II1fI|un 3. 1oon ~ We come hafI
1nN hriHF IIo rFcr4 was taken
I'if N|ru1rI drler1llnn allrmu|rd
~ fInl4N ~ fnIf ~ eT1lf a. I||fnu
az y " Uariino. and ~ the same
I||IIf 4 hrfnmc known han<as would
% over Io ne aid Of IIard|nn
n n4s a'.o rrpoFIel IInnnlIiI
srIls would 90 ~ Isfdlnn on IIIf
iIr.l ballot after lhr recess
The adtnnir 81 Hfnaiof HARDING
1rnan last night uhrn after IaI
~ haiIolInn. ihr Ieal'ers ufni |ain
conference 10 I|rd q ro,npIInn|tf
rnndIInIf. and Ihe IIdf hr1.n fi.'Hn
llIls mofuInH aud conlInrr1 luf|AI
inr day until Hfnnlof IIafilha'4 total
went over lho 800 mark
When his vote passed lhc 500
mark slons oI brtoh|n1 Showed
lrom Nnlcs Word aas spffnd n1n.
crally through lhr raotrni|on hail
that many drItgalIons urrf rFcInr|
Ing 20 ~gct on the hand aanon
During iIf noon rrrres Ihf IIrf
presidential candidate nuralian nns
distressed IN lhis connection ne
lIurIIlnH runIrrUnef early this nlalli
lnn with johnson uis TrcaI|cd
u was rrpnrird Ia ihr hall that
fnhnunn had Threatened % rlir1u
bis totcs % Wood unless rrces, uas
taken.
senator 1olinsnn has etolrd that
hr wnnid moi ncccpi second nlnre
% ihc ticket uard|ra mane1 -
nrnl 10 Ne anilnson again % lf1 a.
grl him 10 nccepi srfond uItfr o.
have thc SAY ln lIf dcrlsIon .. %
whom Sho,lld hc ,arlrclcd.
4 larnr group oI headers 90 ihf
Platform assumed lhrrr uAs no
Ionnrr an, uur<,Iou buf phnl Hard
Inc would win, and wanted 10 sqn.
Continued on Page n Column 81
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Sunday I0nc u. viii ~ n||scftrd
14 CI||1rIns nnf a ne N1|hni|tl
Church The fh||1r0n u4|| meet NJ
10 D'c|otk a. U1n1| ~ Sunday school
and win spend some lime pfatI|tIns
inI Iho program. "Ine Ladder Of
LlIe' which |hlf WIN a|f> aI I11 "A
O'clock service They hafe been re'
hoar1|nn for several weeks and will
lead .eff|ff WorIhy Of Iat attend
auft QI I1e|f parents. relatives and
friends. ~ Of Wnpm win DO cor
daily welcomed
Before 'he special program 1|s
children who havc hron In the pre-
paraIoTy GLASS for church menhoI'
ship viii nn received into ne It''
I1N1h|p oI the church They are
Hlsscs lean HleFenson H|anchc
n||ch|e and fay Evans and Masters
nnf Elliott. Olendcan Evans and
William NcCunIy. Jean Stevenson.
Fay 0ad 0lcndfan Evans rftfIted
The sacrament Of baptism Tuesday
morning last n ne parsonage IN
preparation for the reception into
The church
Special Invitation n herewith
20 our Baptist friends 10 attend our
service 10 body after their Sunday
echpoI Is dismissed.
The Ladies' Aid social Ia FOR
June will be held neat "Wednesday
AZ the homo Of Mrs Peach An
membeT and fr'epds are Invited io
BE- present.
Sunday. iunc -. Nn. Barton will
prrach her last sermon. Tor thf
neV. Ernrti klsllnr OF Ohio win ar
rive duf|nf Nhc following week and
lake charge of me church work.
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'I'.tS.'AI.sNtoNo fA.> q ~.
I@.. r'.Af i'.i.t. I..t'.|'Is ~
|t'''|N''n1t NN.It FI'.|||1NI
f.||&0a n||' N. h|s|h On n.
N.|.HN& " t|.I ||' '<o||| |ht |1tnt
IE1| IN tIU|||.1 .I||1|A. n0d ~.
t|n5e |,oI NJ Is1' 1n|1n|o ht. mao.
"a ne I'tN|f01|
p'''|'e NfNI''1t'|11 haI IN11
I|1I0 here mia |ht f.1|N ~ IIIIn0
49, |||'|'N|.. ||||@|.'@@t0 ~ |hr a -
4lr|a|It rIII thffc.nonIlhI who
u1H TIE ||r1' nFNaINIrf h|0n ~
tN|| "a. |I1n1' no|u|r1 1n| |h6 hut
which they said bail 00tr sot|Hn1d
ID INt I|I.'Ion| ~ General |iodo||0
HfffNI1 who na8 beer th4I41I with
responsibility Iof ||a death oI |||o
i1if rKrnul|FE
IN 4 butt 0l IIn1||r material tnd
y |otnI'N Inf |Iom tie quarters OF
a. Hu|||'oI1 Ht0ol dl||l 4 was A.
protect him The Ind'1n1 ao.eI|tI
IN0rt H1f4 s|1n1 houses arA||nAlt.
q uh'.n me president might have
Il1n n,&,1Ufd
Insl21sN'|on b lha corfunona
eoI 1hoHod f|Qo bullet hoIee through
I1f '1|t wooden ut|| 81 The hui In
h tolNcf Hhcro Il Il said Cnrfnnra
4IfpA One bullet - reported 10 have
struck IIU IN IH1 'NE. and nrIurf
nE N belief herr. NA6n he sat ut
~ Na4 M h5 TIE olhcf bullets
Thirty bullet h1lo1 wrro counted
IN 41ltons parts OF fho hut. Near
IIe |iIor u one which Is said To-
mark ne spot where Cofranxas
rnayt NaR killed.
hlIAoIfh The hui had hccn nstd
- TIE mayors office before Carfan
~. arrival. a uas furnished only
with q Table. and the bare ground
uaf o. floor. on ihe ground Il 4
cross mark. indicating the spol
Whfr0 Carfnula's b0||y Iay.
A c1ndle had been placed hcslIlr
ihIs cret> arid u Is kept lighted bf
Hfnot4 Virginia Vargas ~ Lnna.
whose Ityeaf.oid snn wns killed b,
a STRAY bullet during he attack.
prfal1cni CaffanLa reached Ilax
nnI1ri0nsc Al about 1s30 O'Clock on
en- nf'ornoon ~ Nay ~ urtwdIne
a. m Indian couple. II ol|ose homr
Ten ul bis H1corl Wos cuarifrcd Tho
president was heavily c|oakcl. bot
was Recognized NJ hts white beard
About ii2o o'rlock next murnlnf ne
couple heard firing ln lhc tIllnm
and fled They returned seven hours
later 10 find evidences on lhc dis
on|Ier which had taken place.
Three hundred yards from where
Cararnra alepl la a hut pointed 10
By iht Indians a. ono occupied hg
ifunc|0 Eoulll1o former Mexican
ambassador eI NaahmslDu. who
was one ol President Carransos
csn,panI0n. In Bis fl|fhi Irom Mex
lco City According 70 lhe slorics
Told hy the natives bonl||ut -.
maInet IN hls hut Throughout Ihr
night and Iu The morning cpl hole
IN Toe wall % pce how The land |ey
and then OaI1pod
IInxen|nn|onco b difficult Il
reach. A Train rrns Irom Mexico
CITY - nerisla|n aud from there lhe
traveller must 20 BY aulpmohi|o or
railway |iur 10 Nccaxn. Il Is then
itm||4 horseback ride eser rough
roads 10 This IoWn
numnlH have boon heard that
hand|Is afo unernllng N The region
but no evidence oi them was en-
ro0n|trcd hy the correspondent
sRE nAnhoI.I. \ nonwoon Ior
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Harry Miller manager Tor sam
Fc|n seys ~ bnI duncan hr|ne.
IN o|| VI the Valley we'll. he Wonl
have % 40 casI 10 buy clnlhrs We
can come into IhIs .lofr end viii
make him present n The llnosl
su|i Of clothes |n the house. aud see
that be |s dressed from head 10 fool.
|nclnd|ns 3 sold hoo|lcd ranc.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

~ HN|'hfrf who spluo months
oGp urnI 10 TIE Oh field. Ia Insn.
N|d embarked M lhn automobile
business a. DrcckInr|dee returned
last night % Columbus. having die
posed ~ h|s business Al nroIIl. |It
HaId there was no usa romaInlne Ia
iAo Iexas o|| I|e|ds when al ol
Luna county was bc|ne turned into
an o|l field.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Hrnihnt|1 r. H. ln1aa iInr
a AuII |stmsn1N0| hpN|Ap., Ite
t1tf|1m ftttr'|eA n 4bpf a
a. .naut| convention p neH|on
aeIo today adopted ftpef, con-
|'tnn|as 'hs n0p'|h||Ian eatona'
1onfe0||oN Va SESSION "a 0ht.ro Tor
|nIn|nt he back on |111f |n ~
at'p,Ipa 0r ~ p'AirD a.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12
MAR cRAss WORTH M0nE
FoR cL0rH 1HAN E>siLAcE

Al.AMOGOnDo. n. A.. June A.
A large quantity OF bear grass that
Was stacked near The railroad track
II Eecondlda was burned Tuesday
u Is not known how the material
caught fire. The value has hern
estimated Al about 5000. The gfnrs
y shipped io Easlefn factories and
lhc fibre h iIicre cIiI41Ied end used
for coafre clolh
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Tho Columbus Telephone Com
pany viii IN the noer future Install
, modern switchboard having more
capacity than the present one. Al
present The switchboard i full OF
subscribers and no more can ne nr
commodaled Dcnce The lmpruNo
menL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

II va noi reported AoN tie lhof
mnmctcf alopd IN ChIcusn yesterday
bot lrom al indirehons u was near
the melting point for some ul the
candidates n least llouyer received
4 maenllied IIooVcfi1cd fnle a TO-
la| ~ 50. on lhc FIRST hallol which
~opId eeom IA be- a ialr Indication
ol melting weather
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

fioVeraor oproul resumed confer
rnees Today with party leaders nller
a series 81 mcrlius with deltealcs
from different parls ol ne country
last might Tho special Telegraph
wine from Pennsylvania heDdquar
iefs % srIlaifr penroshs homie ln
Philadelphia continues % carey me
llninss ~ lhe parly iftdtfs here ln
llV prnnsyltania lenainf renfose
has elyrn ndtlrf 10 tbs peunetl>nnia
dflfeailQN |n cnnnnrlinn with Gov
ciunf ehfor| randldact hlii 50 inr
ns RIM be lforned has net yfi ~
ifrrI definite suggestions la |taderS
amunf llo national rommIitCHrn
regarding lhe work ~ |ae t0nfcN
llon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Monday. June a. hae been deeig
mated hy our government a. FLAG
DAY and proclaimed nallonal
holiday.
rRls day b being observed
ihfoaehuul lllr land and / hereby
ask that the clbrrns nl Columbus
observe same IN filling MANNER,
that they unfufl nars nn al nts|.
ness hOnscs und residences and rclc.
hralo 10 any Inanner they may see
10 be- expedicni
in. BLAIR. Mayor.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

tdycfIeInt|y speaking, some f,l.
low. bind and sag themselves until
lhry cent speak and moi being shle
"a spcat no nnr knowe lhey are
|p l0an
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Carpenter kaufman "a al smiles
ihis week. as Mrs kaufman and her
daughter have arrived IN Columbus
and are located nl the Hoover Hotel
until housekeeping quarters are oh.
Ialnnd.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

A feature Of yesterdays session
was me seuondlne Of tbs nomlna.
ton of two of the caudldnies BY
women Mrs Douglas Robinson i
described a. having brought ihe
delegates 10 their lccl' repeatedly
IN her speech sccondlnr the nomIna
ton oI General Wood Mrs Robin.
son Is sister Of the late Colunel
Roosevelt
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Nj. aud AIRS. ". h. Campbell arc
proud parents ol o nlnc.pound hahy
Elrl which arrived las, night Moth.
er u doing WE'LL
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

J. Fallcy Smell Of " Paso pcurral
offices Of ~ paso a southrcsicru
Railroad Company. WIN hnd been
sent 70 Columbus a. relief man in
lhc freight department. has re-.
turned, aud Harry pickart takes the
position today
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

The Prank Nordhnus team Of
baseball players will arrive IN co.
lumbus by automobile carly lompr.
row. In The afternoon they Will
meet the new Columbus baseball
club A hot gnme ia cxpecled.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Me hnNr In eInok one tho|r i|ot
less rnoker worth fN. that W|Il 80
Cor 4275u wash Carroll a Norwood
8ta
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Miss Nelha fsch nnd Herman
Esch arr tpendlne thr week end ln
~ Peso.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Miss Nancy MciIueh OF the supply
office is spending her vacation IN
Los Angeles.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

lieut. Conrad Goes aNisllinD.
Lieutenant Conrud will spend lhr
veek.cnd IN y paso.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

columlus Daily Courier rs month
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12


0rnfIt| LEontt1 Wood was She
'ilsI ntnln r|arrn ~ nnIu|nri|on rns'
'ep|a> The r|a|r were called upon|
alphabetically N|tIt|nn r..It|
mud trHoua Y.e|d0d lo kansas VI
representative from thai stale. Coy
frnoI A||fn himself q possibility,
making Ihc nominating 1penrh fof
Noo1 incidentally nh|Il uenolal
Wood a native oI New Hamn.h|ft
he y s|sr nnd hrrernry rIl|<rn
|oi knn.at' Ire honor helna bfslou
~ upon HIM while he was IN com
nHnd ui The 4'Ih Division dur|nel
ihr divisions mobilization IN the
tuufloucr 6|alc
o0o
ch1flos = Nhreler ui san Frnn
clscp. who nonl|nnied Scualor nlfam
" touuson' was long On romInls
|cncer Said he No Iu00Qu angels |
have been hoscr|ne utel him Iiohn
ton no e,5lo0 1|p from lhe If|end /
ny hand ol STANDARD on klne has
found lls way INTO bis political treas |
Jury, and not penny from hll pr|l
fole purse has been stalled ln The /
e|ues pocket Of o shou Ne poll |
llclan u m'sh' he added that hoos
greelfd Nhctltra nllils|on 10 John. /
sons campaign nn1 para|nnny.
900 /
The flel halloi fpalllrd ns iol
lows Tor DE -bIs three Wood.
28lN: l.owdru. 11l lohnsun. 1854
Esidcnlly The senatorial Inscsl|qa.
'l|on hadn't affected the de|ceales 10
'and serious extent
oOo
The Columbus Daily Courier yes
speeches fnr lhe three lcodlns can
nldalct. and lol Of other news Oh /
lalnnbIc nuIy through the greatest
news gathering organization on \
carlh the Associated prcss.
600
William \ Hproul Of rcnns, |Hanla
led the dark horses on The iire'
ballot but ms vote d~indled on The
second. Ne p0llcd ~ a. ~, starter
und inii on the Third roll ca|l.
N. 300
The louricr went 10 prcs pfonsp'
Is Al 500 ~ usuRl bot "a The Iirsl.
Second and third hallcls were taken
after o'clock Chicneo ilmel. dld
not e'vc THIS hil Of news ln yesler
days edition,
600
Congressman William A. Roien
hcfss speech placlng lhc name oil
Governor Frank o, LoHdcn IN nomi
nation was hy far the best speech
rendered in favor Of any Of the can
didalcs.
600
All The nomination speakers lnph
a ilIne al The present administration.
One referred 10 u as THE dynasty,
another AZ -lhe rnyal IumlIy.
900
Tho fourth fallol showed very
little change from The third which
reported the Wood and Lowden
forces rainine. Woyd still led will
800 tnics. gain Of i2h over lhe
first roll call Iowdrn pollcd 26th,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

nodeubcra referred 10 Illinois can.
dldnlc a. ~lhe patriotic goycrDor OF
a patriotic state.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-12

Congressman William A. Roden.
herss speech placing lhe name of
Governor Frank o. LoNdcn in nomi
nation was hy far The best speech
rendered in favor Of any Of the can
didales.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-05-27

in a prelude concert on the fourth
afternoon and a grand concert at
night, will be one of the great
est features of the entire Chau-
tauqua week. In fact, it has
been long. indeed, since Redpath
presented on this big circuit a
better or bigger attraction than
this great singing band. Their
concerts will be hailed with en-
thusiasm everywhere. William
Maupin, director of the Red
Grenadiers, is one of the we'll
known band men of the United
States. A singing band has al
ways been a remarkably success
full entertainment attraction.
Combining as it does, instrument
tai and vocal features. a singing
band makes an appeal to the en-
tire audience.
The Children's pageant. The
Good Fairy Thrift, "a and a grand
concert by the Richly erno
Entertainers will be the feature
Of the last afternoon. This
company is composed of Rita Rich
and Laura Werno who achieved
as members of The Xii
arney Girls company and have
oeen acquiring additional laurels
n other organizations. They
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-05-27

feature representations of child
rem and grown-ups, songs, read
ings and pianologs.
On the last night Noah Bell
harz pronounced Bileharts) will
appear in a big Joy Night pro-
gram. Beilharz makes up in
full view of the audience using
wigs and bits of costuming.
Character after character, all
different, appear in such rapid
succession that it is hard to be
lieve that there is only one man
on the stage. For nineteen
years Beilharz has entertained
audiences in every state in the
United States and in most OF the
provinces of Canada, until al
most everywhere he has become
known as one of Americas
Chautauqua artists.
Joy night is fitting finale to
great Chautauqua.