The Columbus courier. [volume], September 19, 1919, Image 2

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HIE COLUMBtts CMJRlEfc
THE, COLUMBUS COURIER
Published Every Friday
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lumbus, new Mexico at iccond elui
mall matter.
MI1S. FAI.KNEHS ADOHF.SS.
HootrM of the GlrU DlvUiou ot
the V. CCS, President ot the
nrlout Uulis Itrprrscntrd.
II ls Indeed a pleasure to be
nrtl to meet with you Ihli atler
Hwhi. It I a At 1 1 1 greater pleasure
lu Bttd you as representatives of
lt various clubs meeting in
Minn. There is slronKth lu num
bra iHit more In union. I liavo
IkiiwI to see Just inch a meeting
s tilts since the W. C. C 8.
ummm,I Hie Khaki Club.
Hyry nation, every class of
watfmeti are forming unions. Ev
ryWUro else except Columbus
Urn wwneu are joining the differ
nt fcdttatletM. We need to come
i-ktr tegelher. Yim as clnbwork
rs ar doing a great work In this
imwnlty.
iiwN are nine cuius, ir I am
rightly Informed, ami eaoh of you
nro working for the betterment of
(HIT race. Some of you aro doing
fllmrity and settlement work. Some
nr furnishing cleaner amusement
for our soldiers and the comma
iljly at large.
Some aro working for the social
lietlermenl of our women. For it
Is true no raco rises above Its
women ami just what wo are our
men will Imv l learn there are not
many of tho clubs with any great
number of member, yet each of
ymi ore. doing your very best In
thu very bust awy you can.
Nhw ladles we as a raco should
cuino eloscr together. We should
oiiltlvalo dial spirit of oneness
He sue great family of sisters for
the good of the people. lie as one
fur all that will lift, strengthen
ami enlighten us, morally, mental
ly ami physically. Wo aro all
wamun of the same race, no two
of us alike. We all have our
faults. No one of us is perfect,
far there is none perfect iut God.
It makes no difference vthn you
nra. However ttood or "virtuous
we are at women let us all leant
I bury the hatohei Lynch Ma
ikm (l(w4p, burn .Mrs. Kumor at
Dm slake, l'ut a blind bridle
owl n double bll in tho anoutli of
.MM. LfHig Tongue and come let's
wort, for how true tlio saying
there Is so much that In bad in
the bast of m and so much that Is
WHHl in tho worst of us that it
hardly nohooves. any of urf In talk
ottaut tho rest of us.
It wwild really surprise the
rMltUWW of the various oJubs ir
yH would nuet in union once a
immlli, or onee n year if no moro
nitil organize a'nd elect officers. Do
vaur nlmrilnhtu. il.io.t. Inlnllv Ynu
omibl help so mucii more by a
union. Yvt ynu would have your
flwn epralo weekly meetings and
lend yewir lody or delegation to
III tyiltm im-ctlngs and have a
jetnt committee of members from
the vnrteii.v clubs to do your
clr liable wor".k for you as some
of you cannot jret away from your
lir,mt or business to do as much
to you would Jlke.
Now I represent no special club
bore this ovonRng, for I am only
here in the Interest of tho peoplo
of this rommumlty. f mean by
Sial ( am with tho people in all
in? Is good.
Now ladles, thin community scr
vice bos established a dining room
downstairs. I learn there la a fund
to pay the clief but there has
never been any provision made
for waitresses!, for oil tho pthcr
community houses have furnished
waitresses from Ibe various clubs
that enjoyed the use of the wom
en's annex r division of lbs
Khaki 'cfub.
prison, bn liners, husbands and
wcethearla let we homo for gov
ernmcnt service . Most of them are
from good families and good so
ciety. Tho W. C. C. & means to
furnish all that Is best for them.
To create a belter community for
them and to find clean, pure nian
ly amusements In. All other com
munity houses tho ladles of tho
community and of tho various
clubs have responded a wait
resses to help tho service thai was
willing and doing Its best to help
the men of the service to load
Cleaner and purer lives.
We as a race are not In the
habit of receiving all and giving
nothing In return. Our motto lias
always been: For valuo received
wo expect to pay. It Is true in
everything we get In life. There
is no gift of any kind that you
have ever received that something
was not expected In return. We
expect thanks or appreciation if
no more. In the great world
struggle which has just passed
I'ono of you were slackers. You
aro tho same today.
There Is not one or us who does
not appreciate tho use of the
community house. Now let's try
to show IU The community ser
vice asks that each club furnishes
a waitress for ono day each week.
You may have any special day
you wish. If you respond you will
lie showing the service you are
not slackers, neither are you be
hind tho women of any other com
munity houso In the United
Slates.
I have heard some of the clubs
have been rcsiionding loyally
while somo of tho others do not
seem to understand what's re
quired and have failed to respond.
If all of a club's members are so
employed that they cannot send
a dining room waitress for one
day why not employ a girl for that
day. lou aro all able financially
If all reports arc true. You would
be doing a good deed for the com
munity house and also doing good
for somo girl by giving her em
ployment for four- or five day
during the month. You as a whole
are equal to any emergency. Ymi
should stand shoulder to shoulder
with your sisters of the variou
races. So let's gel busy and do
better. Show Just how very much
you appreciate tho community
house. Never let the service turn
the building over to men only
What a blot that would bo uti the
women of our town. It would not
tie tho fault of any one woman or
any one club, but of every woman
In Columbus young or old,- good or
bad. Again, how pad to be de
nied the use of the clubroom or
tho privilege of attending a single
entertainment all becauso wo dn
not feel llko waiting table for
few hours once a month or once
every other month.
Tho community houses, the
huts, the Salvation Army huts, the
Y. W. C A. huts, etc, have hail
most of there servlco given free
from the daughters of the mil
lionaire down to the scrubwomen,
so let's be up and doing. Let's
make the world belter for having
lived In II. Do your best, be it
great or small.
I close, hoping this will not lie
the last meeting of this kind .for
the good of all.
Injustice If Ihera isn't one; I havon't WANTED Men, women and chll
been able to find the ton scrscanl .i, i rw.,t w.i a..
of niy company since the regiment ,ngi SUmpSi Al ,)ostofr,COi UnVs
was demobilised. -Judge. .., ,, '.' Ay.v2 nwih
UK. W. C FIKLI mnrr.
PHYSICIAN AXD SUIK1E0N
lu Dr. Marshall's FonncrOMco
Carrhoxo anlTcliJalcs Increased
l'hono 10 ueimijr m nil mif.i l)i uumicu.
COLUMIll'S, NEW MFA'ICO ,lalon Paving of downtown
district.
Colombas Bakery AjmI
Confectionery
H. Iltanehnrd, Proprietor
COLUMBUS HAKED BREAD
As Good Ah Tho Dest And Better Than Most
Patronize Your Home Industries
BARGAINS
In Used Cars
WE OITIIlt THE MC.C.KST HAHOAINS IN USED GAIIS
i:Vi:il llKAItl) OF IN COI.UMHL'S
And We Ilnc Almost Anything Ynu May WnnL
Cmno in and let us demonstrate. You'll like the cars
and you will llko tho prices.
Our new nlr plant will soon bo at your service.
We do all kinds of Uatlcry Work, and our Tuba Work
is guaranteed. Full lino of Accessories soon.
We Sell Hurlry-Dinldwm Motorcycles.
(IPCS' DAY AND NIGHT
REARDON BROTHER GARAGE
MUST IHIOADWAY, COLUMBUS
MUCH FIXES 'EM UP.
This matter was brought to the
attention of tho commUjilon by A
C Coolcy of the Extension Depart
ment of the Agricultural College
under date of July 10, presenting
a freight bill witli a certificate of
the County Agricultural Agent of
Grant County, covering a shipment
of cottonseed rake moving from
Alice, Texas, and consigned to John
T. Muir, Uirdslmrg, N. .M asking
for protection of half rate on this
shipment as authorized by llo-
glonal Director Hale Holden, ef
fective Novmber 4, 1018. On July
!M the matter was submiled to ir
W. Pope, auditor of the Southern
Pacific Itailroad, railing Iih atteu
tlon to the overcharge on this
shipment, and asking him to kindly
arrange to have rem ml chock
mailed to this commission to be
delivered to Mr. Muir; and on
July 20 a Idler was written to J.
W. Terry, auditor, San Antonio &
Arkansas Pass rtallroaa. San An
tonio, Texas, transmlting papers
relating to the claim of Mr. Muir.
and asking him to give the matter
prompt attention and send draft
for overcharges to bo delivered to
Mr. Muir; and on August 23 check
was received from the San Antonio
& Arkansas Pass Ilallroad, payable
to tho order of Mr. Muir, In the
sum of 1100.09, covering (ho over
charge on this shipment. This was
immediately transmitted to Mr.
Muir, and on August 28 acknowl
edgement was made by Mr. Muir,
and the cause was closed August
29, 1010.
Minister "Do you bellevo In a
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HIOVEN RANGE.
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JAY G. VAUGHN
Contractor and lliillilrr of MiHlern, Up-tn-Hate
HUNtJAI.OWS AND APAHTMICVrS,
In llrick, Stone, Concrete, Stucco, Wood
Dullt-lii Uciis, IluffeU, Ice Itoxcs, Hook Cases, Scats, Etc.
I ' COLL'MllL'S, NEW MEXICO
FORD
THE UN1VL11SAL CAIt
Tho Ford Model T Ono Ton Truck Is really tho neces
sity of farmer, manufacturer, contractor and merchant. It
has all tip strong features of the Ford car made bigger
and stronger. 11 has the powerful worm drive, extra large
emergenoy brakes acting on both rear wheels and controlled
by hand lever, 121-Inch whcelbase, yet turns In a 40-foot
circle, and has been most thoroughly tested. Wo know It Is
ohsolulcly dependable Wo advise giving your order with
out delay Unit yuu may bo supplied as soon as possible.
Tho demand is largo and first to order first to recelvo
delivery. Leave your order today. Truck Chassis $550 fjoii.
Detroit.
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H'Uth llend Watchmaker
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