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Evening star., 1920-03-14
B. F. KE1TH's-vaudeville.

At B. F. Keith's Theater this week.
commencing tomorrow, the comedy
attraction will be Leon Errol of
'.Hitchy-Koo." "Follies" and other
successes in his bibulous SIX etch, 'The
Guest" taken from "Hitchy-Koo."
The added feature will be Emma Haig
and John Waldron Of the Argonne
Players, overseas with the 77th Divi-
sion Of the A, E r. in France who
offer a tidbit entitled ed-.rerpsichore
Ia Haig." Next Will be Irving Fisher,
late with Nora hayes Ladies First"
show and now appearing alone in
Songs de Luxe" Others will be
Margaret Young. singing comedienne:
Nine. Realta's production, Look"
with Juva Marconf and company:
Maud Earl and company, in THE
Vocal Verdict; Bayonne Whipple and
Walter Huston. in Shoes: Ryan and
Ryan. eccentric comedy dancers. and
Kramer and Boyle. happy-go-lucky,
pair. with Topics of the Day" and
the kinograms.
Today at and S:15 pm. the bill
will offer William Seabury and com
pany, in "Frivolcs": Eddie Vogt and
company. in 1.-The Love Shop" and the
other numbers Of last week.
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New National Theater tomorrow aft
ernoon. Nine. Emmy Destinn. the great
dramatic soprano. will sing arias re-
vealing two sides of her art and per-
sonality. Mon mi dir the famous
aria of Donna Anna in Mozart's Don
Giovanni" and arias by the two great
composers Of Bohemia. the love song
from Dvorak's opera, "Russalka." and
the Cradle Song" from Smetana's
opera The Kiss"
Pierre Monteux will conduct mo
Zart's Symphony in G. Minor (Kochel.
$500. matchless in charm and lyric
beauty: Beethoven's overture to his
only opera. "Fidelio." and three move
ments from Charpentier's suite. "Im-
pressions of Italy: ''Serenade." dis
tinguished by viola solo behind the
stage: "On Muleback" and 'On the
SUBMITS
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make a world tour leaving Petrograd
in March, 1918, and travelling, far and
wide through the Ural provinces, ST.
IBERIA, China, Japan Singapore. Ba-
tavia and the Straits, Settlements.
Their energies are declared to be
devoted primarily to establishing
in the land of Israel q temple OF art,
which will serve as source OF m
spiration for. artistic endeavor
throughout the world. Under the He
brew name "Omonuth" (ar), and to
encourage Hebrew art in all its forms.
'Zimro" will make its first appear
ance here In concert this afternoon
at $3.50 pm, at, the Shubert-Beiasco
Theater.
Boston Symphony Tomorrow.
Al soloist at the final Boston Sym
phony concert of the season in the
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1HKI1NCEY CLGDTT
:. National :

burn. in his laughable traversity of pro
with a Fox comedy. Hungry Lions
and Tender Hearts; a Mutt and Jen
animated cartoon and the Pathe News
will complete the bill.
From 8 pm. today, at almost con-
tinuous performances. a hne piii 81
vaudeville and film features VIII 'e
presented.
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COSMOS-Fox's Bathing Beauties.

William Fox famous group OF Dath-
ing beauties will be the prime attrac-
ton Of the Cosmos Theater bill this
week, in one of the most pretenttous
beauty offerings Of the season. pre-
sented by Mr.. Fox himself. The act is
described as The Sea Maidens." q
brilliant dancing revue, notable for
its action and its unusually attrac-
tive features. 1t is one Of the sensa-
tions Of this seasons popular vaude-
Vile offerings and requires q carload
Of scenery and special effects TO give
it a handsome stage embellishment.
Other acts will include Joe Darcy, Z
notable blackface entertainer: Wells.
Virginia and West, in novelties billed
as Varieties la Carte; the Madcap
Duo, an odd dancing novelty; Grew
Pates and Company, in The SQuao-
ble." an amusing comedy sketch; Cook
and Oatman. in a new piano on9-a-
logue, and Harry Tenney and COM
pany, in the latest hits from Broad.
way. The added matinee features OF
prominence will picture Bryant WASH
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Greater Penn Gardens.

Greater Penn Gardens is Offering
dancers every week the pleasure of
dancing on a marble and glass floor
over electric lights. The management
is making preparations for the opening
Of the open-air gardens. special |
party is scheduled for Wednesday
night.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Nine. Tetrazzini Wednesday.

Nine. Tetrazzini, the great prima
donna. will be heard at Polls Theater
wednesday afternoon at 4:3e O'Clock:
Nine. Tetrazzini is known the world
over for the brilliancy of her colora-
tura singing. Her voice il said to stfll
retain the dazzling radiance that dis-
tinguished II Of old.
Her program will include the MAD
Scene from Hamlet" la Pastorella,'
BY veracini. LEGO" by Eckert.
"Canto de, Primavera,I by Cimara. and
N(CSonfin,ed nm Fot,rt1a PaGe)
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Crandall's.

The first four DAYS of the week. a
new version of DuMauriers stage
classic. "Trilby." featuring Clara Kim
bali Young. The latter part of the
week. William S. Hart. in The
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Columbia,

The first four days of next week.
Mary Ellen Comes to Town." the
latest comedy picture. starring Dor
othy Gish. The last half of the week.
Taylor Holmes. in an adaptation of
Nothing But the Truth" Willie Gil
lier's famous comedy
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Casals-Philadelphia Orchestra
Tuesday.

The Washington season Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, DR.. Leopold
Stokowski conductor, will close with
the concert Tuesday afternoon at the
New National Theater. whep Pablo
CasaLs. greatest Of all the cellists and
a wonderful musician, will be the az
sisting artist. playing Lalo's Con
certo for Violoncello and Orchestra"
This will be Mr. Casals' nrst appear
ance in Washington in a long while.
his recital last season having to be
Cancelled because of his illness. Musi-
cal patrons know full we'll the treat
in store in his wonderful playing: DIR.
Stokoweki has chosen Brahms No. /
in G. minor for his symphony and Will
supplement this with two numbers OF
Wagner. Entrance OF the Gods Into
waIhalla" and Ride of the Valkyriea"
beautiful dramatic selections that
have a peculiar significance at the
present time.
Seats may be had at the ofices or
T. Arthur Smith. 1906 G street. -
Evening star., 1920-03-14

and Bozo. claimed to be one Of the
best pantomime actors on the bur
lesque stage. will act as foil.
Others include May Lorimer. Gertie
O'Connor and Ida Emerson as well as
a chorus of twenty pretty girls.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Arcade Auditorium.

A unique emerald carnival. ii prom
ised on st. Patrick's daysQr rather
evening. at the Arcade &5atorium
The wearing O.. the green Will be
the distinctive color from the elabor-
ate decorations to the appropriate
souvenirs, which will be distributed
on this special occasion.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
CONCERTS, LECTURES, ETC.
Zimro, Palestine Ensemble.

"Zimro's" six musical numbers are
graduate artists of the Conservatories
of .Petrograd and Moscow, in the Rus
sian musical world. 'Zimbro' is the
only organization consisting of Jew
ish musicians who have attempted to
Evening star., 1920-03-14

The first two days of the week.
War Brides" featuring Nine. ALA
NaZimova. Foremost among the sub
sequent offerings will be The Mira
Gle Man"
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FOLLY-Burlesoue.

Edmond Hayes Own Show" a
beauty spectacle in two acts and six
scenes, is the promised attraction. at
the Folly Theater this week. Edmond
Hayes has the principal comedy part.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
WEEKS PHoToPLAYs.
Palace.

Elsie Ferguson. in His House in
Order. adapted from the play by Ar
thur Wing Pinero.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Tonight at the National Theater,
Chauncey Olcott will open a weeks
engagement in "Macushla," an Irish
comedy romance in four acts by Rida
Johnson Young.
Mr.. Olcott will be seen as a happy
go-lucky youth. who goes out of his
way to make others happy. and the
character of Sir Brian Fitzgerald is
said to fit him as no other in years.
A. L. Erlanger is sponsor for the
company and production.
AS in all Of the Olcott plays. songs
play no small part. and this year Mr..
Olcott will be heard in four new ones.
That's How the Shannon Flows"
.sMacushla ashore" tPulse of my
heart. a love song: "Pll Miss You.
Old ireland, God Bless You. Goodbye +"
and "'Tis An Irish Girl 1 Love. and
She's Just Like You"
The company includes, Allyn Gillyn.
Josie Claflin. Nellie Strong. Louise
Francis. Leo Stark, John Todd, Joe
Kennedy, John Hamilton, J. Arthur
ssH essiaess aas viii. i.nsszi ss gwen wsanssaay
anA 4Satafday. g 3 -
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Metropolitan.
Knickerbocker.

The first Washington presentation
Of War Brides" featuring Nazimova.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
MARY CAXAN
Shubert Gsrrick

Barry Melton is the prima donna, and
important role1s are assigned to
Frank DamseL Jack Sheehan and Inex
Hanly. The extravaganza is staged In
two acts and, four seNDa1ss, with, gs
scenic investf tifre and Costune6 in
Keeping with the general high quail
ity Of the production. Twenty choris-
ters add a pleasing balance. "A num-
Der of specialties are listed
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Central Coliseum.

The Central Coliseum. the mecca of
roller skaters, announces the triple at
traction of "a perfect floor, excellent
music and beautiful environment" Seats
are provided for spectators.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

4 Ya0s0 PlsyWfa9At 81 OH
eartlsy Campbsll the author OF the
tasstuS hnss rag are royal rain
Aplent Vh4A worn for virtues sake"
%kae torn In Pittsburgh. Pa. in lSl4
a H 1fst -1itsea3x AGRtA>
Evening star., 1920-03-14
NATI0NAL-Chauncey 0lcott.

The popular prices of the Washington
Opera Company will be maintained. =
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15


fnf lIf |h|fd I|nc Tn ladies 81
pfllft|H Row who ofaanIted 4
stub hf their ANn somo time aao
will b. cn|nIla|nnd n Ihe Officers
Club N he 2ilh mlanIfy This af
ifln0Dn IN Camp FnrIoAr
Mrs f1wHrI6 wife 81 Can't va
WARTS will nf h0sieas. ard an IN.
itrfsllus prnnfam h anticipated
The club ls gruwlhE and Il Il *.
pcried Ihlflyfitf or more ladies
VIII b. 10 attendance Mrs Va.
warts popularity undoubtedly viii
b. added 10. lnf she u rracious
hosless a. either small of large
affnirs. though Mrs Chaffpe csiah.
Affairs, though Mrs. Connoll AID
Mrf, ChaIfep established slandards
when they were hDolessos 10 The
same club previously. OF lhe
known civilian guests who will NJ
lend may b. mentioned Mrs Win
King Mrs q. W Franklin. Mrs.
pahnoy, Mrs James Tursey aud
Mr.. Lee hinFs.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

a laree and selfsaisiled crOud
of prominent Republicans met II
iht cemmunliy club hulldlns la.s
night and appointed ne following
named Republicons 10 uitcnd lhe
county convention a. ncmins in
April ~:
John n lilnlf Henry Davis. noli.
err Flask. N. n. Colman Henry
Burton. u Engendoff. Wll nray.
Or. w. G. flolds. c. y. HaAplol,.
4 Hobbs
n ease The dclesaics are uni nll
there, lhc ones that are present
are lnsirueled 10 vole FOR llip lnil
ten mcmhcra.
W. l. Hobbs was nom|naicd 10
ltn for commissioner Of District
No. =.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

cHANA, n. NJ, kprll ft.--Ihat
The possibilities for oil IN Mo
Arrlbn county and nnrlhwmiorn
New NeItoo will receive active a..
velopmenl during the coming sum.
mer 4 now 40 h9aufed fact late
last fan The r. I. Williams OIL
Company o. Casper. Nyo. started
operations In the northwestern
rnrt Of nlo Arriha county and has
continued work al durinF The win.
Ter. ~ spite 0f unlnyorahlc wealth.
~ conditions This we'll Is now at
: depth oi 1900 feet and with fair
luck viii be The first 20 reach The
formation. which feologists believe
wiz be found al a depth Of 21oo
Scouts for the Richmond on
Company, aubslciary Of he
Standard Oh Company, recommend.
I'd that the Richmond company
secure land and drill H. without
awaiting the outcome Of lho result
of The drilling Of Tho well hy The
r. 7. williams Company. A lease
was secured on a 2O00acrc tract
on the John Looney ranch. jusf
wes3 OF The we'll being drilled BY
the Williams company. and a large
camp for employees erected. der.
rick built and drilling started on
March n, since which time the
well has been sunk 10 deplh Of
800 feet
NonnlImc number of smaller
operators havc secured favorable
lensns on smaller tracts Of ground
and proposed 20 drill al ns early
q date A. possible. while several
large companies are nueotlailng
for large tracts. offering from e5
70 $50 an acre, according 70 locn.
tlon.
Rio Arrlba county New Mexico.
and Archulet1 county. Colorado,
contain an enormous area that. &c.
cording 10 al gcologisls who have
looked Il over. should be oil bear.
ms Structures. such a. those 20
well known Ia Wyoming. are
known 10 exist along q line drawn
from pagosa Springs. Colorado.
south through Rio Afriba county.
New Mexlca, 10 Santa Fe.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Frank Nordhaes of Demihs was
IN Columbus Tuesday and lnom
force of habit traced his fooisieps
10 the Old Nordhnus sturr hulld|ne.
Ne EiepQcd lnsiie and lound ~
stead ~ Z department sior1 M ui,
lo.daie printing office aud dally
newspaper Ne congratulated he
management for starting daily
pnd said he was satisfied 4 wuuId
prove a success. and orlorrd n
seui 10 hls DeminK address Nf.
Nordhnus was accompanied hg
VIII pou who viii be- remembered
~ the yopngeF set
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15
ANOTHER on WELL
ron LUNA COUNTY


Another OIL well viii be sunk
east Of the city, lhe work 10 begin
by May 20. according 10 the terms
Z The contract clused BY s. W.
A.. y and Clarence Morgan with
the Aneelus on Company of Los
angeles last week. The company
has put np 3 5000 profell 20 ful-
fill rs part OF the contract IN
return liberal number OF leases
were srt aside BY the association
here Of sixteen leading business
men. who formed an association
more than a yrar aFp and silll
retains a lnrFe acrcare that h 10
be- placed Al the disposal of depel.
opmcnt companies. The well ln be
drilled by lhe Anaclus company Is
10 be located ON the tract that
stretches IN an irregular way frnm
hiessc station on The southern IA.
cific tracks south fourlcch miles.
-Dcming Graphic.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

HoohIKs sonora. hptI Io.
~. d a n,a4..... ...l,,... ....
.......,. ~. N. e......., f''. '''
' ' f''.'''
H'n' q "eN''n " me north h1n
.gnued IN u'l|Inniqn y GOV a 4
Nutr2 t1d rt1 2. EiiA. CaI.A.
pI ih1 ne~ ranpablt 1I 1lnora.
that military measures WIN ~
thkeH 4aa|n4I lIe Stale unl1sa Il
quickly r1IufNI n |h1 n1iIona|
aoteInItonl atootd|n8 - export
I4o1|tII hers today
(aEn Carlos Plank now lir4I
a11|1|afI ~ Hto oA||1s ~ com.
men1 q forces % t|i1 new nc
puf''f p tQno1H' now N charge.
iS taking 1ioI'1 IodhI lo iorI|lY
pu|p|i0 Pas. galloway from Chi
hliahun % f1npra| which q few
tnnofe1 men can hold aeo|usl 4
IarNt army
honota authorities claim % have
rtrrltcd definite 1gsVrantn4 from
CIlnuAnua thai H|elc militia lhoro
viii feIuHt - AI|4rk honorn and
ara ready % aiieck sonora g0vrru.
Provisional President De IA Nj.
erla Of lho neu republic today
issued Q statement eIyIn6 The plnna
Of The ocN provisional government
Of hopora.
Gen Plank. who a II NoGhlea
today "a leaving fpf Aqua rfieia
~ way 81 Tucson % take charge
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15
WO0tsn's attorneys 10 Recall Witnesses
Defense Counsel lniimaleS In Court
That Tkey viii Rest Case Today

fOAhcioN hpru ~ 1t1rNr
Washington end Theodore moose
ven were referred % as alloeod
heroes Napoleon a. "rullure
and any national emblem a. rag
On The end Of Stick IN Iiicra.
lure pufporllue 10 reprcaonl The
dorlrIncs OF ne Industrial WORK.
rrs Of the World. read loday TO
The iufy trying Harry v. Wo0ilun
on q charge Of kidnapping IA con.
necllon With the Hlabee depOrla.
ilnns Of July y. itf1.
Amid general lnugh,cr County
Attorney Robert \. Fronrh object.
ed ~ the reading OF the namph.
lrls, partly on the around that a
might tend 10 make Industrial
Workers Of the World of some
Of The persons present Ia me court
rpom. When French reported this
objection with apparent serious.
nres, Judge Samuel l.. pallcc DE-.
clarcd that he could moi pass upon
4, since 4 was 'nunlcgnl"
From patriotic and the work
hearing ON ~ cover The name Of
Gualave herve. described a. a
French revolutionary unionlsl, W.
u, Burgess and Prank n. Curley.
counsel for The defense. read iha
following sentences;
As for as, The revolutionary 70.
cialisls, We have rcpudlnicd the
flag on which are displayed IN
letters ~ gold the names OF 80
many bulcherics. Socialism.
shas 40 thoroughly killed IN
oir hearts MI national sentiment
that We could not help smiling the
other day when ouf friend Gohicr.
moi quite cured Of hts old patriot.
ism, spoke 10 us with em0licn OF
ihc affronl over the Fashoda a.
fair
"The General strike" purportlne
10 be by William d. Haywood, lhe
leader Of The Industrial Workers
Of The World, read % the Jury By
Mr. Burgess, contained the follow.
ing passagrs:
"If did not think that the gen
cral strike was leading on 10 TIE
great revolution would not be
here. am with you because I
believe that Ia ths little meeting
ihcrc is q nucleus here that VIII
carry on the work and propagate
The seed that will Erow into The
great revolution that will over.
throw the capitalist class
" the workers can stand idlc
they will then be sironr enough
70 they can take the factories. Nov,
] hope 10 see the day when The
man who goes out OF the factnry
will be- the one who will be- called
a scah, when the GOOD union men
viii stay m the factory. whether
The capitalists like Il or not, when
we lock The BOSSES out and run
the factories IN suit ourselves
That Is our program. We viii
do IT,
AZ the opening Of the morning
session. Mr. Buiges announced Che
defence would probably complete
the presentation OF lls case either
today or tomorrow.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15
nURGI.ARs ArrEMpT 10
Ron FEM RETAi'. sroRE

Burglars for me slernih time
attempted % break into the Felu
retail store on East Droadwug
some time lasl NIGHT.
The front and back doors were
"iinnmlrd' and lhe woodwork was
ruined. Innhlc iU force an en.
trance. the warehouse IN lle rear
was visited the door fnrrrd and
two pairs of new mismhled shoIs
stolen.
The arnlnhle clerks Ia lhr Store
say they viii gladly mate 10 lhr
shoes for one peck Al lbc hunellnr
burglar.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Guadalupe pax Of juarcf. Mexico.
while ropln8 Wild sleer M paln.
mas Lakes. gol the thumb ol his
rlghl hand caught between the
folds Of rope and The horn ~ the
snddle. the result being ihe thumb
was 80 badly mnneied he was
brought 10 Columbus for medical
treatment Ne was taken - Dr.
Fields office. whera an anWsiheiir
was administered and The thumb
ampulaied.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Mfs. Samuel uu Do|a died "a lha
Camp fuI.onf army hospital yea
Ierdnr aflfrNoou Xdo rtmalli.
Htr1 t4u14ti - t1t E.tt5 r,All4
homo and tomorrow evening o.
fonpanIed BY Nv. ia Hols WI b
s'|'pnr1 % Kost|utko. 1|ss|asIbnl.
her former home.
She y survived By her hushand,
mother and bfolhtrs and eis|nfs
deft|cos will b. held Friday nl
The H|aco Funeral Home.
The deccascd many frlunds ID
camp aud city sent q profua|un OF
flowers.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Several superb settings have
been provided for "Hls Partisan
Wife, Elsie FerNson's new Art
craft picture. which h showing al
the Columbus lhcalcr tonight. The
story Is q delightful one and az
lDrds Miss Ferguson ono Of the
strongest roles Of her screen ca
refr.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Several Days ago nroNiine
sneak thief cut The screen window
IN bedroom II The homc ~ Man
ascr johnson of The Columbus An.
lclic Club and dcflly securrd sls
"a bills. No clew.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Following were registered II lho
Clerk Holc' yesterday: ]. n. House,
/. G. Rolltzech, " phsO William
J. Adalr. J. & Gerla. Las Cruces:
n. r. Park. Douglas; n q. Putnam
and wife. HachIla.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

|14| " IIf" #+"
q. ~ NHhens i'1|dnhh.
Deer s|f " g. faA1|lH 8| Il8
First National Ha6a IL your t|s|e
has fitfu uf 5ouI naI|t' .|4||N1
lhal you ndlad b |hlrAeSida Il
Qf1an|t|nH eA tNer|Ia fNHHH
poH n EcIu'stlsIt
F|ftsf |tI me- N11N N X n tn&
f'p'a Tor you . ael g. 4ltn q
eoIhnf. onlf frn men being neNra
sHry ~ apply for 4 thoi|ef iof b
local post |oHn Che sIIt ~
Columbus huenI II ~ AZ mAant
have an American I.efIon las and
N eou |hInk snu ram ~ entlt|tt
IoHnfas organizing post NIta.a
l1i me kuW. and win lonl ton
ne necestafy blanks and iht|fiit
i|uua also Il necessary .o.I|d
mohe 4 trip duwn there any Idalt
y01l think you can eel lhI men
'ornthcr. on wnuld bf onI4 Inn
glad 10 aid you IN orrnnlr|nfI
Thanking you Tor an early AMY
I bcs 10 felnain.
Yours very truly.
HERMAN q. BAcA,
Commander. the American Lesion.
NtW Meklco Department.
Secretary Mrkenly upon roconl
of The above sklr|nahed around
and lu short lime arcutrd l6
NAMES and said today he Ma,A.l
have ~ memhcrs as a slarirr ~
q result. Columbus will have 4
American Legion post
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

What. q daily newspaper In
columhDsy WHY. knew this loNn
when 4 was a walrriank slaliosl
Remarks hy any fuuryrar.old
citizen.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Mutt and Jeff at the Columbus
lheater tonight In "pigiails and
Peaches"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Special herralns al the woinan's
shop IN all rcady.io.wears. Specials
Dresses, Coat Suits. BIouscs and
sklris.-~Adv.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Electrician Green tried W seIl
his automobile yesterday and ~
would have made The sale " he
prospective customer had paid his
price.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Six monihs ago the Columbus
Courier employed one lone man.
This week NINE are ou the pay
roll
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-15

Clarence Rogers is now Deputy
Sheriff Rogers. also deputy mar.
shal Of Columbus.
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u is now Deputy Marshal

Il is now Deputy Marshal
Dennis.
The scenic and popular drive
now is the mountain road 10 he
target range. One thousand s0l-
dlers are there now.
A. Fredcrickson and Mr.. Jacobson
started yesterday for Arizona on
a business trip. Mr.. frederickson
said he. would stop at LordshurR
and inform w. 4. Holt that last
weeks sandslorm had blown the
sani'arium site 10 tho four winds.