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ratify the treaty: Sir Frederick Hall de-
position would depend FStSshe decision of
the United States, orasassther Great Bril-
tain was going to stand by France ire
spective of the United States. The
member is under a misapprehension"
said Mr.. Bonar Law. Our treaty is on
ly contingent on its being adopted by the
United States. If the United States re-
fuse to adopt it, of course q new situation
arises and we must deal with that situa-
ton. IL. ~fz~...,
Wilmington, Del. November 10th. "A
fifty mile gale is sweeping the Della
ware coast and many vessels entering
and leaving the Delaware Bay have
been forced to put into the break-water
for refuge. Throughout the state
the telephone and telegraph service
was badly disarranged.
Geneva, Nov. 16th.-How far the prin-
ciple of open discussions might apply to
the work of the Assembly of the League
of Nations was a question which furnish
ed the feature of today's session. 1t
brought into contest for the first time, in
a sharp debate, two of the chief figures
among the delegates. Lord Robert Ce-
eii, representing South Africa, contend
ed for open meetings of the committee.
as well as of the full assembly. Viviani.
of the French delegation, stoutly. defend
ed the parliamentary tradition Of pri-
rate committee work with subsequent
publication of the minutes. His view
prevailed after a prolonged discussion.
Lord Robert pleaded strongly that the
assembly make a stand in favour of full
openness of discussion when the question
of Committee work cam up. M. sViviani
pointed out that all precedents were to
the contrary. IN the despatch of a mass
of business before them, committee mem
bers, he said, were obliged to talk ques-
tons privately. Lord Robert reported
that British ~preeedeIta differed from the
French. A scheme was finally reached
between the two, whereby the committee
will be permitted to hold open, session
when they see fit, the minutes of the de-
alterations to be published as soon as pos
sible after the sessions. Signor Tittoni,
Italy; nj. Viviani,. France; Lord Robert
Cecil, South Africa; and Mr.. Barnes.
England had another lively. clash after
recess over the proposed rule. that ques-
tions On the agenda should be. considered
in the assembly with the COMMITTEE be-
fore the latter defberated.
New York, Nov. 15tht-The week in
sugar closed with both the raw and re-
fined markets in an unsettled, weak con
dition and at the lowest point OF the sea-
so !. During the week~there have been
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
HARRY wmTvER N COLUMBUS

Harry Whitver. the oil man. ar.
rived IN this city Thursday 10 look
after his material at the Valley OH
site. Whilver Is as good naiured
as ever. Ne says he WAS trained
early In life lo be a good rport aud
take his losings as well as winnings.
NE added, however, that u was hard
u keep duwn grimacc whenever
hc thought OF his treatment here
b, absentee as we'll n local land.
owners. ne siill has faith IN the
Valley well, however.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

'rould not evoke any popular re.
sronso and indeed. u failed 20 ere
ate any enthusiasm N The register.
lnr convention ITSELF"
AZ san Francisco. hr said. "thr
candidates emerged flom the Dc.
liheraiions ~ That body (lhe Dcm.
Ocralic conveniion) as The free
choicr Of a united party. hearing NO
faint upon their title 10 leadership,
honor and respect"
"rhc Republican party since 1912,
NJ Cummings said has been the
party Of destructive criticism. II
hns made a specially Of fnultfnd.
ms ~ peace. In war and IN our
relations with other countries. the
settled purpose OF Republican lead
ciship has been 10 make trouble. IT,
respective OF the merits Of any prob
ltm involved Il has peraislcntly
bought 10 increase irritation and
disconlent rather than 10 allay
them. From every element Of dis
cord, and even OF sedition. u has
sought 10 draw some resultant OF
partisan advantage. Us purpose has
tccn and siili ", reputation and re
treat
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Discharged Soldiers Must Not Wear
Uniforms After Arriving at Destination

Military police here have. been In
stlucted 20 enforce orders Just re-.
cciVed allowing men discharged
frcm the various branches Of the
service 10 wear their uniform only
from place Of discharge 10 their
homes. A penalty oI S300 fine. six
nnnths' Imprisonment or both. has
been sci for Violaiors OF Tho ruling.
Il Is planned 10 warn men found
wraring the uniform until the new
law has BECOME generally known.
However Il a mHn Is convicted for
a crime committed while wearing
The uniform he Will also be fined
for illegally wearing u.
Many crimes arc said 10 have
hren committed by men wearine
soldicrs clothes. wtio are not mem.
hers Of the army amcr The war d.
paflment has allowed discharged
men 60 wear their uniforms. The
new ruling is a result Of this.
This order viii be appreciated in
columbus especially. ~ nearly al
of the recent robherlcs have heen
pofpclrated by men ln uniform of
parts of a.nniforin Local Officials
say that etil d0eTs are moro readily
Identified 10 civilian clothes.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Call to Arms" for
The 24th Infantry

"Wednesday morning at 2:i5 "call
20 arms echoed through Camp Fur.
loIg and IN few minutes regi.
ment Of soldiers was in line.
Details were dispatched 10 the
various outposts, to the hanks and
iaoaaSay and eilser tlaoreuRlfares
We're guarded.
Enough ammunition was loaded
orlo trucks 20 lat for an Arronne
Woods campaign.
silently and swiftly the soldiers
carried ont orders and u the ciii.
zens Of Columbus had been awakc
n that unearihly hour there would
have been n mad scramble to lnd
out what was doing and the reson
thereof.
However, Il was only "maneuv.
ver::- proof 10 show the aleriness Of
Colonel French's men.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Capture ESQ Gallons
Of Peach Brandy

Albuquerque. n. NJ, Aue. i3e-Two
hundred and nifty gallons " peach
brandy has been thrown away. the
slill which was used 10 manufacture
the brandy and which II believed 10
huve been onr of the chief sources
of supplying some of Alhuquerqties
thirsty crowd " lounpe lizards
around hotel hobbies has been dos
iroyed and Juan Luna. operator Of
The still is IN The hands Of the law
as the result Of a raid conducted by
federal prohibition agents 2 miles
south Of Los Lunas last night
Tho still was located IN Luna's
home. an adobe house In a secluded
spot near an arroyo and tway from
roads and footpaihs.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Mexico Promises Villa to Oppose
ExtraditiOn to Columbus for Murders

followers. Another noted Villa iieu.
tenant here Is Colonel Daniel De
laen, known ns the "Terrur Of the
Conch0s." Delgado; with a handful
of men. for three years demoralifed
train service hrtween Torrcon and
ilA American border.
Villa wlll be- guarded for the re.
nlainder Of bis life hy atty Of his
trusiri followers. WIN Will be- paid
hy the government
Villa. with 200 officers and men, Is
nrrnuie overland 10 San Pedro from
Cualro Cicnegas Tor ilnal arrange
nlenls tor surrender ne will reach
here early IN The week and will then
mnrch 10 10 Gomez palacio, where
his men will disarm and each re'
ccive a year's pay IN advance prior
in going onto their farms.
Villa spies arc also en- route iu
Gohez palncio.
Villa will select his personal uiard
of llfly men from among his most
trusted followers
Tho guard win be paid nccorline
n lhA rank The variols olficcru held
under villa and cannot be displaced
According 10 The agrecmenl villa
m,a hls word 81 honor never ic
light against Mexico.
The agreement rreaies IN Mexico
"a situation ppralleling that result
ins IN lhe United states fronl The IN
dian millemcnls. villa "a ~ indie
pendent ~ ever.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

uluiion army trousers on. minus The
leprines.
The war department has issued
an order permitting soldiers 10 wear
army regulation trousers while on
duty.
However, a copy % The order has
not been received at lhe post und
of course the ORDER win not hecpmr
effective until u Is received.
Boots are very uncomfortable for
army officers working in offices and
tie order viii be welcomed ~ them.
especially said an officer. y lui.
aeinr The order will permit uIicers
10 wcar trousers white oa dnls as
Office work"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
GOOD MORNING,
JUDGE---BUSY
POLICE COURT

Justice Of the Peace T. J Colr -
working overtime these days and be
is handing out incs 10 lew Violhiors
which provoke eruuls of dlsap.
pruyul
Dor instance. pctlro Mier has hccn
ioaiine a sun. Ne contributed 500
and costs.
II. l.. sir~ari. charged With o.
same Oicnsc. also paid me 81
sion and costs. ,
Angel Flores aud n. T. sleWnri
VEN charged with vimnilm of ne
prrhihiiiou act. II h said they hnd
sificen quarts of sunnylruok nild
lrfuila in their possc~siun hl the
time of their arrest II j. under.
stood they will waive examination
which mcans they will prohal'ly
b. held fdr bail 10 The federal court
~ santa W..
Ida Meg aud Marguerite punre
were charged with vaEarancy hnili
admitted there wns more % lcsf
truth IN ihr charge AMI Ida paid
~ and costs while marguerite paid
twice ~ mueh.
strlla Dlsea. $500 and Casts
stella Dixon. who owns y ropul
ING house and was he lnullndy
where ida and Narruerlin bnardef.
e9i in had with The cotrl. us The
officers who made the arrest found
two quart bottles. ice c0ld. In the
Refrigerator. coniaining tcauila. She
paid SlOO aud costs fnr yiolaiinr The
lncnl law un a charge of disunderiy
and u is said Special Aaeni Tinkle.
paugh may have something 10 say
reiardinF those two bottles of straw
clorcd liquor which h worth about
'sicen cents and sells readily here
In Columbus for from 81 10 $40 a
quart.
Then along came Clara Miller.
Cirra paid the usual eio0 and costs
on a charge peculiar 10 Columbus.
And last but not least was the
case OF Mrs. Lee Milier. In This ease
the Judge evidently tired oul calling
~eiO0 and costs. and Mrs. Ice got
of lightly and saved about SO ~
the Judge handed down a mere bag
ntclle of SIS and costs.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

The arrest Of drug pe,ldler
here ON sunday hy a. \. inspectors
was reported. The man gavc The
mamie " Moslelirc and was charged
With peddling morphine. 800 grains
hcine fouhd 10 his rossession when
nnhhcd.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Associated Press Correspondence
SAN Pedro. coAHuu.A. Nek.
icc. Aug. -Franclsco villa has
been given assurances that the
Mexican government win oppose
any attempt 10 exirndiic him ~ the
United states 10 answer for his par.
llsipailon In the raid on Columbus.
n. NJ, IN March, 1914 This slate.
meat was given out today by Villa
followers here 70 greet their former
chief
villa has been quoted many times
a. denying he was n Columbus al
lhs time of The raid. despite evl.
drncr upon which he was Indicted
by the New Mexico erand inry.
The amnesty granted him lrecs
Villa lrem any danger % criminal
action lu Mexico. and y was sald ne
Nrxirnn FuTernment upon Villas
nsaorllon he was not present NJ lhc
time Of lhe raid ln Columbus would
represent hr cannot hr prosecuted
nor indicted for prosecution M q
fugitive n The limr of ilic raid 90
a. amy time Subsequent thereto.
YARN Comprises 100000 Acres.
That farm granted Nlllo a. one ol
The rondll|une of his surrender ex
crnds 200.no1 aees and u valued "A
UPWARD ol eo0nOoO
Colonel nenlum|n nios of Villas
stan has arrived here 10 arronrc lol
lhc accommodation Of villa and hll
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
G.O.P. SUCCESS
In 1918 MADE
PROCRESSQUIT

lA4sotiaied Press Col1espouden<el
HYDE PARK. n. \. August a..
Tho AmHllcan people have paid a
"tl1narrinn pcnnllyF for ihc nrnub
llran victory ai The polls IN iol8
fomer s Cummings declared here
when formally nol|rlnr Frnukl|a
n Roosevelt of bis nulnlnaIIou nj
lhe uomofrnlir pnfly'a chndIdnle'
fcr tlIr vice prrsldrnry.
i'nd|spulcd IN The material and
neral leadership Of The wOGld' when
IA. armlsl|cc was ngned he said
"uho'wlll dcuy that our title 10 that
lrrderahlp has been Hrlcvnusly in
paired n noi completely lpsi9"
'Whni has happened 70 ecrounl
for this lowering of morale and the
forfeiture Of the place uf honor
uiiIrh had been won ~ American
arms and American sialesmanshlpf'
NJ. Cummlngs asked.
"1hc answer Is NOT far 10 seek.
Practically cOincidcnt with The pub.
licaliun NJ The armislice came thc
news that the Republican party had
hocn successful IN the Congressional
elections of ipiH. From that mo.
mrnl American progress stopped.
pnrlisansllip took possession Of pub.
lis affairs and Republican leaders
bccginc more interested IN political
success than in national honor. The
results were immediate and dlsas.
lrbus.
ifnlorrats Uncomfortable.
Every enemy Of society. Of peace
or Of civilization took quick advanl.
age Of the fatal period Of hcsllancy.
American commerce. which ought 10
have heen seeking every port IN The
world. was unable 10 develop ndc,
unnic trade rhnnnela or llnd settled
basis for development. All the proc.
esscs Of national lie were impaired
and there was o gradual accumula'
ton Of domestic problems which
have NOT been adjusted and which
cannot be satisfactorily dealt with
until our rcIhiionahip 70 the rest Of
the world has becn determined.
There has not been an hour sincc
The November clccuons Of ioi6 dur.
ing which the American people
have not paid a staggering penalty
for thc Republican triumph ~ that
year. There y btit nne WY oul-
There i hat one clear path of duty.
II lf 10 redeem our word 10 the
world and ~ assume without hest.
latl0n our share OF the task Of re.
hnbiIliniins The broken slyuclure OF
civilization.
The Democratic party u uncon.
queruhlc IN rs hold upon the truth
that America belongs 10 the world
and cannot serve herself while
breaking faith with others. Such is
our cause and our purpose. That
sou will hold hlgh The standard we
place IN your hands We do not for q
moment doubt"
Tlmidliy and Cunning.
Speaking of the Republican con.
Wniion IN Chicago Mr. tnnmines
said "timidiiy and cunning" were
the essential characteristics NJ THE
platform ndoptrd there.
~ seems 10 be the product of
men who have lived Tor many
years IN the blind slupor Of moral
nspntlon.r he said adding that the
Republican candidate ullimaicly
was not IN fact The ch0icc Of any
considerable number ef The dele
gates" and that the nomination
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
LATEST GOSSIP FROM DEMING

she went for AN extended visit 10 her
daughter but was recalled 10 her
hume IN Columbus on account Of a
niurierOus assault GA her hush .nd
by a would.bc robber.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. James carriRan are
shaking hands with their old friends
aiirr ar absence Of several months
spent In Texas and California.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Dave Ohlson. manager Of the
hardware department Al the Nord.
ha,ls Sure is spending his vacation
visiting his parents and relatives IN
New York.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Miss Emma Taylor milliner and
millinery buyer for The Nordhnus
Store. has returned from Chicago
end New York markets where she
purchased Tho fall ami winter stock.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Miss McGoyern Of Denver has re-.
lulned from her vacation which was
spcnt NJ home and will resume her
duties as trimmer AT the Franklin
Millinery store.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

foh q iill Of several dollars llis
|rtiNe d Charles lnFan. and ho Il
dciAilcd 20 lclok after ne comfort Of
|mf4lbcrs " the 18th VIM make The
thtki Club their headquarters
InfHn will testify uudrr oath that
Nfury llarrlsier was in The khaki
Clint thr morning of The assault
|tIsn Mr.. Peach and that he carried
q bundle wrapped ie newspaper
uhrh answered The description ~
% one lefl By The thus Al the pearh
slufr.
womae cuslomrr is ihr Store
btfore lhc aesanlt will SWEAR Henry
Hafrislon Is the man. She doesn't
say he looks like The man. but says
III, y the man
Al Identify Harrisfon.
AnOlhcr woman who lives across
me street will testify that Henry
HfIrision u The man.. ,
When Judge Peach Wa rnIllronl.
~ with Harrislpn The iudrr imme
dIalrly asked him " he had seen
ani more snakes lately.
10 \ a-courier reporter. the Judge
said. since hearing lIsrriston's
,Qilfaky falscilo voice there is not
q shadow ~ doubt IN my mind but
lhH he u the scoundrcl.
llis capture was y neat hii of 20.
lice work and credit h due 10 Ser.
eehni Ballard Of Provost Marshal
hcfrofs Office and Corporal Beck.
e.l
Last Monday Sergeant ballard
cunrludcd his evidence was suifi
cieni and about noon iimc he spicd
herriston entering the First Na.
llonal Rank. lIarristou saw Ballard
f, ,lsp and evidently knew Thai bis ar.
| efi was imminent for he stalled IN
ht bank asking Cashier Lee Grad.
iork many inconsequenlial ques.
ions until Mr.. Craddock thought
he had nut" io deal with.
Eseapcs; n Recaptured.
Ilarrislon came out Of the hank
when he thought the coast was clear
but saw ballard approaching and
tucked into the Palace Meat Mar.
ka. Coming out Of there Ballard
placed him under arrest and started
% walk toward the OLoane corner
Illarrislon wrenchcd himself loose
lnG ran like rabbit ducking In and
MT NJ ouihouses and buildings and
1ually he sneakcd into the navcl
warehouse on East broadway
A ssuN,l eellreied nn,l t,arr~ral
iirckeii arrived ON the scene. Cnr
IolEi hrckclt Is a slruih OF no mean
ptcporiions and IN company with
Sergeant Ballard he srarrhed tho
Warehousr and found the fugitive
tirrrislon Save up and was inine
dialely turned over a. ne civil az,
ihorities aud M hour later was in
court, plead not guilty aud his hail
was plBced al s2hO0 and iu a few
minules he was op hts way 10 the
county seat Jail where he will re-
main until brought 81 Columbus
tn appear before Judge Cole on the
mcrniuR of FRIDAY THE THlR.
1l.ENrH.
LATER The llarrislon trial goes
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
FIND A wH0pPER FORTY
POUND TN NUGGET

Maelalena, n. NJ Aug. f3.-The
lin excitement here received added
in,pclus since the discovery Of aio
pound tin nugget.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Henry n. Ward Is back frum San
Diego. CAL where he attended the
ysung officers training school.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Miss Katherine Hamel and julieile
Rosch were the guests Of Miss Hills
Ia NJ paso for the weekend.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

The giih ExchanFe arr frlabFal.
lus their remoAul inlo urV quarters
by repeating news iD1ua Ike lllia
one; John Mapllrf WAS driving
hi- ruahsler home when lle saw III.
rcclly 10 front u aim rnd call.
lchn was Zoo close u lle an|msliu
1on aud he llicd o. dnlu 4 hut
Rad 9O0r luck and he slrufk hr
aaimnl belween Ile. tnInner aia
The rodiaiop.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Misses Edna FeaRan aud l.avomie
Oriaham Of r. rayard were guests
of friends ln Dcmlnr this week.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Camp Furluhg soldiers, I h said.
win soon be- sirulilng arund the
streets aud IN their Offices with res
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Peach's Assal|ant Captured Dy|
Sgt. Ballard and Corp. Beckett


Henry Hafflslon. discharged vol
der. was ARRESTED Monday noon D.
~, nurdcrurs ossal|snl ~ T. A.
Peach ard positively idtn|)hcd bi
four rcoplr. After bcins trralrnff
f0f q herring before Justice - ne
rcacc Cole. llnrrisiou blrnd nnl
guilty and nrrucd for iiinr IN secure
lawyer. Judge Cole continued ne
hnhrlnn until Friday. august ~ NJ
10 orlock In the morning,
The date. Friday the lhlFleenlh.
hacked up with the known cVldcnep
hndes eVil or justice falher. fAf
Henry Iiarrislqn. and u should. be-
cnLse the assault with robbery o.
the motive. was one u tho mnsl
desperate aud nlrucIous that ever
ltok place IN Columbus nr IN TIE
State of New Mexico for that mat
Ter.
a. The Uniform of unrlr Sam.
Nc. Peach un the day of the NJ
tempted rohhery was Ia bis milk
slurc. a woman customer was IN M
store also a colorrd man IN The
uniform ~ Uncle Sans soldiers
and who has since bcen identified
~ Henry iIarrision. walked into the
place. carrying IN hls right hand
package wrapped IN an old nevspn
per which has since been identified
a. q pnckage carried earlier IN the
day by Harrisiun and which proved
b contain a piece OF gas pipe.
Mr.. Peach asked him what h.
wanted. Tho robhcr stalled for o
moment and then pointing 10 a COZ.
ner Of the room, screamed thai he
saw snake there. Mr.. pencli
srnbbed the only available weapon
a broom -and started for tho corner
aud as he did ~ he was almos'
fclled by a blow on the back Of thl
head with The piece OF Gus pipe h
tho hands Of Harrieton.
Slrurk Judge Peach Twice.
Not falling AZ his asaailani 81
pccled. he was struck again. Juder
Peach Is q vigorous man. weighing
well over 200 and evidently Harris.
ION, seeing that his victim was not
knocked out, fled 10 the rear and
made his escape.
The civil and military apihorilic,
were al once notified and ROUNDUP
of discharged soldiers was ai one
taken but clews were absent
The provost marslal's Office IN
der Lieutenant llerrod has heen leal
puc % lhe prrsonnnl of Tie 2tlh IN
fnniry and Tor long time had d.
cilcd that The famous old 18th IN
fnrlly was not FOina 90 bc plnrei
-in bad' hy some Of The tougher
element Of the short enlistment man
ant especially a. the old 2iih men
were demanding punishment for The
man who could commit such a near
murder and wear the uniform %.
Uncle Sans men.
ilerrDd liRs q Sherlock IIolmrs.
Provost Marshal Herrod has y
number u good men under him. hut
In Sergeant ballard he has n Shcr.
lock Holmes of the FIRST water.
Over at the KHAKI club is another
heiiever of punishment for evil do.
era especially when Il j. a thug who
would iiot stop al actual murder Ia
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Miss Alma 'IIodueit was q week
end visitor here from Columbus.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Among ihc loyrl Columbus fans
who attended The hail game on Sun.
day were Lieutenant and Mrs. Ellis,
Captain Va nurllhy Sergeant ami
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Mrs. Z. L. Peach RETURNED frohl
Globe. Arls4 on Saturday where
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Miss Ruth Herron is here from
silver City 10 spend the weekend
with her parents.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Misses Nell Gibson and Bethel
liaide have returned from n visit
10 Cloudcrofi.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Mrs. Major Maloney Of Columbus
was a visitor here Saturday.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
ComhiuatiOn Chemical and
Hose Wagon at ths Post

The Camp 0uarlsrmasler Al Camp
furlone has an up.lo4iate chemical
crehe and hose wagon operated BY
motor power. In The event Of a
Tire IN Columbus Il would b. Of ua.
torial benefit especially ~ this city
nov is practically without lire pro-
lection. A hurry.up call 10 the
Camp supply Office or io the Pro
vost Marshars Office should bring
quick results. THIS particular
truck will save thousands Of dollars
IN the event Of lire. OF course
this truck is for army Use. but the
officers down AT the POSTAL of
them from Colonel French down.
will help Columbus Al any timr.
And any incipicnt llre on windy
day In Columbus may be the undo.
ine Of the city, for a time.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

30 Mnlr hays Hufm nenihnr.
u s 10 b. rrasnnAnls etIart1
lhal fail weaihef VIII ss| |n n|'|I|n
The nexi thirty days
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

Tue JEWELRY STOCK now 10.
caied next door 10 the posioiiice will
move To the Columbus Drug 20. on
sept. 1.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13
Delegates to County
Democratic Convention

Saturday night NJ the Community
House IN Columbus thcrr gathered
The elan Of Democracy a. represent.
I'd by the members OF this political
faith IN this city and Us envlrons.
The reason was that next Monday
afternoon Al ? o'clock the Demo.
Gratis Of Luna county viii meet ai
The courthouse IN Demine 10 select
delegates "a the state convention
and also 10 select delegates 10 a dis
lricl convention for The Sixth Ju.
dicial convention.
The following members Of The
faith whose Judgment has been
judged by their peers and are con
sidered bulwarks hereahouis werr
selected 10 represent this section.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-13

LATER The llarrision trial goes
over until Tuesday next