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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
hasqHsraaiHg As
The Ex-Kaiser's Son

l.Ahis August g. The report that
Prince Joachim of llohenzollern. the
>cuneesi son Of the cx.kaiser. was
nlltnhing university in Paris
caused a census ~ the universities
% b. iakcn in This city last week.
\ youne man incorporating ~
finre Joachim was discovered a.
The college of France. Ne was IN
cpns'ani correspondent with several
fiuusian leaders, and NJ various
TUNES had received sums of mone,
from ihem. Ne is a Bavarian and
urVueho'ii the war had hccn IN.
teInrd on an island near Brcsl.
The real Prince loarhlm com
miltcd suicide July n by shooting
ilmseli during a fit Of depression.
ui his home in The outskirts of sans
soucl park n poisdam.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
Married Same Man
Twice, Different Names

DENVER. Colo, August 5.-A Den.
Yer woman recently had the unn.
sual experience Of being married
twice 10 the same man within tNu
months aud receiving a different
name each time.
On June ! Miss Kate Cohen was
married lo joe A. Hiscnsieln. shortly
aiierward Mr.. Eisenstein had h's
nanlc changed, through a court or.
der, 10 Joe A. Gilbert. Mr.. bilbcri
said his own name was difficult Ia
understand over the telephone Ia his
business connections.
This placed Mrs. Eisenstein IN the
unusual position Of being the WIFI
OF Mr. Gilbert without being Mrs
Gilbert. 80 Mr. Gilbert ohlamcd a
new license. went through a sccond
ceremony, and Mrs. Eisensicn be-.
came Mrs. Gilbert.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
Girl Of IS Disappears
From Santa Fe Train

ALBUQUERQUE. \. NJ, August
5. Officials here have hs en- re.
quesied to help locate Alice Miller.
ared - year.. who disappeared from
santa fe train No. ! on the night uf
July q. u was said that she was
on the train When II reached this
city, hut there = no rrcord Of her
ihkei being prrsenicd Ia a condnc.
tor between here aud The next diyi.
sinn point. Tho giri was travelling
from NeWkirk. Oklahoma 10 san
Francisco. and was alone. When
lasl seen she was said lo have hrcn
IA good health and how shs uissp-
pcarcd Is mystery.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

.... ...| Il.
|iAI0IN N@l August Nr@|NNI
.H'I % nr re 'H1'N.I cooperative
Q'NHn '||I'NH NI I|IIr|f& ~ iNf |NI
IfN states IN' I''| NzFn IpIN|'t
nef't 4 HiN Maftf' 'Hr E'N'r rI
l1t ||1H1 'Hr'|'N'I. n IuH "''''{ '8 ,
tNIWrfa |n'oN ana rIiN'H'1'N ma
n',IfH aN' 0INt'f'
~ rftNN'I1''Nn h'tfNp A. ''n
tn''pnn' cooperative INI0pa1f With
nf.p'ie' authorized - t'isf'|NH ~.
tvIu|Nf " N n Nn|'N'HNu ~ I'm
rHn| president 2. INr State union
ai'N uINnr.tNr ala preside" % 'nn
COMPANY, mas iu'" locals "" grain
flrtNIpia ~ tfnrfn' stores , cream
cil1s ana iro iluul mills beaidHs
nNi't = nunHrrd nhlnnint ntsocia
Tons
From toon " Nuts
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

:. }. Smith Of Drming is The
manager ~ ieN ginning company
which j. being organized Ia Luna
county The gin viii be- located Ia
Dcming on Railroad avenue.
Amonr the other gentlemen In.
terrsieu are J. q. Cooper. Clarence
Hon, 4. l.. Miller. J. W. nopsnn.
The Ioggrry, one of the most en.
lerprising firms in ncminR. has of.
fered $50 cash for The first bale
o! ealion Einncd IN prminE.
Liiia county VIII come into IL
avn a. cotton county. Land with
water has ALREADY increased in
value. The future is propitious.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
Gee Whiz! Denver
Owned immoral Resort

DENVER. Colo- August 5.-The
city Of Denver for onc month was
the owner of an immoral resort. a.
though city officials didn't discover
u until after thirty days A woman
hotel keeper was arrested and CON
vlcted and her hotel license re-.
Vokesl. Alter this city officials in.
VcsiRatine ownership found that Che
property was among several pieces
of real estate which had been con.
demncd and purchased by the city
70 provide FOR an exclusion OF
bruadway, Que of The mann thor
oughfares Of the city.
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oALyNsloN fitaa knaasl
4cAas asta|fymoA s||saea6 lA tn.
i,fcrmrui " msfI|a| Inv ih lhs
f|y he>t ee||Ird down Tor pro
'lpeied sIty "A Camp ||uIth|oe.'
Following 4 abatement by Gorcrnnf
Hobby that n nlrrwsiy 10 keep lA|.
roI' open to commerce ne uala
Hs|nlAln IfpQls |nfr until hl. tern.
|oi n|I|re expires. state troop. here
Ilpufp'lyelf spaablnr henhn dln
suns IN"
Ordered here June 10 protect
ttlhrpfretffr rn me- r1cIf. th,
sk1lrlun hf|nndr nf Texas ratnlrf'
men. under command Of HrInndIsf
General jncoh \ Wo|lcfs. has found
w du'lc, multiplied. With the su.
pension, BY 1irltr Of TIE governor
"a The cllyH enlirc police denarl
|mrnl and ihe partial ausponsinn 81
~ board Of city commissioners. fha
Ntrsaille oliarlsmeN took ne pollrr
"".|8 " "UNi IHIfH NNuIN alter IUu
order was prumulgnlod, the soldier.
were walking bcnts.
5,sl Suits HALEY.
Colonel A. W. Bluor. provost mar
shnl. veteran Of the a0ih Division.
acting "chief Of police. not ol.iy
found former policemen among lha
hoope herr. but nlso discovered
sfldlcr who al one ilnic had hccu
q member ~ an eastern cilys drior.
tive bureau This talent immrlinln
~ wns called into serslcc 10 train
The nc~ department which nuu
bonsls motorcycle traffic Officers.
mounted officers for the residential
section, an upio.dale detective b,i
rcnn and riot squad
Camp nnlchines. whore the men
ufc under canvns. oVerlooks lhe
Gulf ~ Mexico and nrnyldes un
rNcellci opportunities for surf
bathing. An hour daily. from f.n
10 $50 .. m u sri inside Tor water
sporis. Movies. baseball and other
sports arr arranged under direction
of wartime welfare Organisations.
which volunteered for the service.
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BoIVOw Beck Here
And Return Il There

CHICAGO. August s. Borrowing
. book iinm. ,nA nullll library ll
one tliy and returning Il 1o the
library |n Ibe neki Town where ho
mfkrN = stop may BE- arranged for
The hencfll Of the travelling man.
Tho national council Of travelling
mems nssocIai|ons has appointed =
committee 10 see what can BE- donr
nloaR this llne and has asked lhe
American Library Association o. AZ.
point q similar committee 10 confer.
Ihn library association. accepting
The invitation. has Just constituted
lls own culimIilee. John Adams
Lowe. vice librarian oi The brooklyn
public library. y ~ chairman.
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Men Wanted in Trunk
Murder SaidtO Be in Mexico

pEThOlr, August "a phoin
Frnph said 10 be that Of Oscar !
Fernandez. reported 10 be- in sal
iillo. Mexico. was identified ahou.
q week ago as that ~ Eugene Leroy
wonied In connection with the d.
truiiNew York trunk murder mys
terry, the police announced. Tn,
plioiogruph received from San An
i"nio police was identified by PA
irnlman Leo Trumbull aud fiVs
other Dciroii residents.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

tSperiui Dispatch 10 courier.)
LOWS \. A.. August 5.-Thr
Ltirry county grain crop this year
= said u be- much hellcr than indi-
ruied a lew wnnks AGO. Several
farmers are getting as high rs 3!
bushels 10 the arrr. Eighteen rom.
h'naiiuu harvester. lhrrshels toos
cure of lhr cr0p.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
1900 Inhabitants;
No Crime, No Court

CLOVIS, n. NJ August 5.-Therc
hasn't been amy crime in curry
county lately. Judge Sam Brallon
d,cided Il was a waste Of money To
summon grand Jury tor the Au.
gust term Oi circuit court curry
couniy has i0opO inhabitants.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

sfIvER CITY, n, N. August s..
The executive board Of tho New
Neaico Cattle and Horse Griwers
Association viii meet here August .
a. consider national forrest. callla
sanitary hoard and Legislative mat
lers. Protection of slockmen ndla'
cent 10 Indian reservations also will
be- considered.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
Mary Beers Eight Year
Old Son Dies tuesday

Gecil ncers, lhr eight yrpr old spn
% Mary Beers who has hoin,..
sicad near Waterloo. died Tuesda,
night and the funeral was held
from the n. y. Sisco Funeral lIonsr
Mrs. Beers has ilie sympathy Of the
community.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
ROND MARKET PUNK;
nouGHr BONDS THEMSELVES

CLOVIS n ~ August s.-The
bend market wasn't enoJ this year,
10 when the people Of the Hollene
nriqhhorhood issued bonds OF ei6,-
rOr 10 erccA now school building
The local banks and citlxens sub.
scribcd the entire amount and saved
the bonding house commission.
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Fountain pens al The Courier Of
fee, $3.50 10 -. l.ofy's pens also.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23
EXCESSIVE RATES
NOW PAID

Cleveland coal o
The The
three
did
bill
will
would Cleveland
n
lights
The has II pc
the Railroad applicants
Hurt Gainesville
would thirty with
of If
OF in in it
UOuldb IN Toronto
Mills Ell
the thirty
would be $54253562 wId the
IN Akinson
tor u
will find the people of North
hight Rail-
lin
$35oo00O
an o $2,77098025
Clearly the raessh be O
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23
ACTS ON THE LIVER
REGULAIESMDNEYS.
PUR|F|EsTHE BLOOD
DR.. HtehcoSk's Liver, Kidney and
Blood Powders Tone UP the Liver
Stimulate tae Kidneys to Healthy
Action, Thus Purifying the Blood.
A VEGETABLE COMPOUND
WILL NOT MAKE YOU SICK

When bilious, sueriFg with indiges-
ton, headaches, rheumatism, etc,
your liver alone is dot to blame. This
upset condition may be caused by
either the kidneys Or blood, and the
liver simply refuses to function out of
sympathy
What affects the liver also affects
the kidneys and blood; therefore, the
only way to speedily7put the entire
system back toits norpal healthy con-
dition is to right the liver and kidneys
and purify the bloodf with DR.. Hitch
cocks Liver, Kidney & Blood Pow
ders.
25 cents will buy large tin box
Take as directed tonight and it viii
stI'aighten youfout by morning. Guar
anteed to please or money refunded.
-(Adv.)
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NOTICE TO MILK DEALERS

All persons selling milk in the city
of Brunswick are required to register
once each year with the Glynn Coun-
ty Board &of Health. Some have fail
ed to do this, and unless they comply
Immediately they will be death with
according to law.
R. w. TODD,
Commissioner of Health
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23

Mrs. J. B. Abrams will leave this
week to attend the graduation exer-
time Miss Miriam Abrams will receive
her diploma from this institution
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23

The friends of Mrs. S. S. Baumel will
be glad to know that he is out again
after undergoing an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the City Hospital,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23

Misses Harper and Dickon. of Jesup.
have returned, to their homas after
short stay in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23
St. Simon Transit Co.
CHEDULE ST. SIMoNS TRANSIT
COMPANY
Effective May 16, 1920
Subject to Change. Without Notice

Effective May 10, 1920
Subject to Change Without Notice
Daily Except Sundays
Leave Brunswick ......... $40 a. m.
Leave Brunswick ... 1000 a. m.
Leave Brunswic ........... 2.30 p. m
Leave Brunswick 80 p. m.
Leave Ocean Pier ......... 730 am.
Leave Ocean Pier ...... .1t.30 a. m.
Leave Ocean Pier. 400 p. m.
Leave Ocean Pier ....... GAS p. m.
SCHEDULE, SUNDAYS
cave Brunswick .... $50 a m.
cave Brunswick ......... 90 a IN.
cave Brunswick ...... 2.30 pm.
cave Brunswick .... 300 pm.
Leave Brunswick ...... 7.30 pm.
Lv. Ocean Pier st. Simons. II 90 am.
Lv. Ocean Pier. St Simons.. 100 pm.
Lv Ocean Pier st. Smons. 800 p. m.
Lv. Ocean Pier, st. Simons 6: 80 p. m.
v. Ocean Pier, st. Simons. 900 pm.
BOAT TO DARIEN
Leave Brunswick $50 a. m. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Phone $50
3 : 3. j. B. WRIGHT, Manager.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23

Miss Jessie Pate, of Savannah. Ga,
is the guest Of Miss Katherine Stiles
for short time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23
sTRIKE,cUTTING
GEORGIA'S VITALS


work..
n
CLAIM that itannow ork upon its present
Lei as seeS on item o cost ha notgr
andp
of the
engin u
of all This charge increased
n 10 tran
Company public ser
Of
and eauea of
ears
Surpus"o OF
n
actually belonging
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-23

Mrs. A. Fendig will leave this week
Tor New York to attend Columbia
Commencement at which time Miss
Selma Fendig will be graduated.
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PERSONALS
NIH .....s S:s::,g

q y = = = 4 = 4 = \ r y = s4<
Mrs. H. Cornell who has been
guest at tn Oglethorpe Hotl for the
winter is spending short time at At!
lantic City, N. J., before going to her
summer home in Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. Gorge Cook and son are spend.
ing short tine on list. Smons Island.
Mrs. N. B. Harrison has returned
to the city after spending week in
Atlanta with relatives. f,
Mrs. CT. Walker and little daughter
who have been the guets of relatives
in Atlanta will return this morning. /
Mrs. A. J. Nicholson and Mrs. j. H.
Parker and children are pending the
week end on ST. Simnos Island.
Mrs. H Reynolds and her guest,
Miss Newelle MauldIn, of Gainesville,
Ga, will return to the city in a few;
day after short stay on St. Simonst
Island
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13

glad, let the sea roar. and the full
ness thereof. Let the field be joy
full and all that is therein; then
shall all the trees of the woods re-
ioice before the Lord; for he cometh
10 Judge the earth; He ahall judge
The world with Righteousness and
the people Ni.h truth. Psalms 96:
1913.
The Judge or Court before whom
The entire word Will be tried dur
us the reign of Christ viii consist
Of Jesus The Head o. CHIEF Justice,
and the members of his body. the
church. as associate Justices, all of
whom will he perfect Glorious be-
inQS. I'm The carrying out of this
arrangement. faithful ones such as
Abraham. Isaac and Jacob and the
other Prophets reSurrecicd aS per-
feet human beings, will constitute
The earthly representatives The
iurlicliorS of pumShmcntS, however.
for violation of the Lords arraege
mcnt will be direct. If man shall
attempt To break into his neighbor'S
house the Lord will immediately
punish him upon the spot, by Sirik-
ing him blind or paralyzing riS arm
He may be recovered from this, as
the Scriuturc show. by prayer and
bv obedience to Righteousness, and
after he has been given full and
fair trial and then if he still refuses
TO make progress he will be deS-
troNed in the Secosd death from
which there will never be aSother
resurrection. But the Scriptures
show that he shall have at least
one hundred years trial, because
rs the Prophet states: "There shall
be no more thence an infant of days
nor an old man that hath not filled
his DAYS: for the child shall die an
being an hundred years old shall be
curse" Osaih 65:200 Those who
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13

Willfully diSobedient, the Goat class,
wlll be a part of his messengers or
angels, and these shall go away, be
turSed away from the Lord into Il
punishment that will be lasting: that
IS to say from which there will be
no recovery. The word punishment
mere means literally eating Off.
Inc highest punishment known to
lhe Law Of civ 4hzed Nations is death
40 civilized uoversment ever tor
lures any one. There IS no lntima-
uOn IN tdis scripture that any of tue
wicked viii 50 away into cintinouS
torture, Uu ,uel do go away MO a
puusuhlDuI, tnat lS To say. lncV are
puSlShed Niih an everlasting dcstIuC-
uon nom Inc presence OF the Lord
ana The Glory of his power. I'd
ines. l:9.
The obedient class, represented as
sheep viii be taught and lead in the
Iisnt way, and rendering themselves
ODeGient unto the Lords arrange
mcni, they will be blessed unto
c' erlaSling life. whereas the wicked
are punished with everlasting death.
To the obedient ones the Lord will
>aN: Come yc blessed Of my Father.
inherit the Kingdom earthly king
dolD prepared for YOU from the
foundation of the world Matt. 25,
81 The meek shall inherit the
earth Psalms 37:11 The right
cOus 50 away into eternal life. -
(Nait. 25:l6) These, the righteous
oJes. shall be the ones that shall live
forever. These are the ones that
shall never die, never see death.
(John S:51, John 1926 There are
millions of persons or earth now
who. without doubt will be living
when this Judgment day cf the earth
begins, and when restitution bless
ings will be offered to them, and
they believing the great truths then
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13
AMERICAN LEGION TO BOOST
"T-B" CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

Oklahoma City, Nov. 12.-With
tht annual Tuberculosis Christmas
Seal sale less than three weeks away
the American Legion has gotten in
to the harness TO enable Oklahoma
to make it a success again. ii. b.
Fell OF Ardmore, department COM
mander Of the Legion, has written a
letter to Jules Schevitz, general sec
retary of the Oklahoma Public
Health association, pledging his
support to the sale
Those of us who are to some
extent aware of the wonderful
work you are performing realize
fully the great need of a continuance
on at least as large a scale as in the
past" says his letter The repre-
sentative of the US. Public Health
service at Oklahoma Public Health
me thatthe cooperation given him
by the Oklahoma Poblic Health asso
clatlon has always been of the most
hearty character, and | have also
been informed that you have cooper
ated in very successful manner
with the Bureau of War Risk InSur-
surance and the Federal Board for
Vocational Education.
The Oklahoma Public Htalth as
socialion has been of great aSsiS-
tance to the sick and disabled ex-
service men and its work should be
greatly appreciated by the ex-ser-
vice men and citizens of the state.
Theonly manner in which their APP
preciationcan be fully shown is
through their support of the Tuber-
culosis Christmas Seal sale, and
trust that the sale will be more sue
cessful than any which you have had
in the past. | intend to bring this
matter to the attention of he various
matter to the attention of the various
out. the state, and request them TO
tndorse the same" x
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13

UDey righteousness and pront by
tnelr experience ana strive to make
progress VIII De continued III the
lrIaI, and the Messiah VIII upnil,
and strengthen, ana bless tnem,
ana mtmalely BRING them back to
Stale OF perfection and happiness.
1nIS Great judgment DAY must
begin as soon as me present evil
world completely passes away and
MeSSIah'S hInsdOm Is IN full con-
trOl OF every thing. The Jubilee
cycles, that we Will at sometime in
the iuture clearly set forlh, marks
1923 as the date for the beginning
OF these blessings. And because the
Lord has promised 10 bless those
VINO obey righteousness, and be-
cause the time is SO near at hand,
we can with confidence state that
there are millions of people now liv-
ing on the earth vino Will never die
and go into the grave. This is good
news; it is comforting news; ii is
one of the great doctrines of the
Bible-A doctrine which all the
Churches and all the preachers
should be teaching the people, be-
cause il is full time to teach ii.
THIS message, when received and
understood, binds up the broken
hearted and comforts those that
mourn, enabling them TO look be-
yond the present vale of Tears and
see the sunlight Of Gods love aris-
ing, which will soon heal and bless
all the obedient ones upon the earth
We are fully aware that not many
persons can hear this message now
for the reason that they have been
stuffed so full OF downright false
teachings concerning Gods plans
that il sounds like some new doc,
tline; when, as a matter of fact, il
is the plain and simple faith and
teachings of the Lord Jesus Chris
and his Apostles. which was first
delivered to the saintS-Ihat is true
followers Of the Lord. We are only
calling the worlds attention to the
old and true path, from which the
most OF the people Of the world have
strayed. The cause of all this is
by the selfish and ignorant preach
ers Aelling the people everything
concerning Gods plan but the truth
! By Richard ]. Hill.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13

taught by the Messiah, and oDeyInS
mem, tney SHAH 1--we forever, III
happiness, Ill JOY. III peace. lhe
ing tnai judgment Day, SAID, When
a righteous man turneln away trUm
ms righteousness and commltIetn
SIN he shall die. Vines wicked
man turnelh away from ms wicked
ness and does tnat which is right he
snail i've. (EZek. 10:26-2S)
these restitution leSSingS will
come gradually to the people as they
obey me righteous teachings oil the
Messiah. The Lord through his
arrangements, will teach the people
what to eat, how 70 eat, how to
exercise and above all how TO think
and act. The healing of the sick
and opening the eyes of the blind
which Jesus performed when he
was upon the earth was samples
merely of what the Messiah will do
in completeness duriSg the Great
Judgment Day" Then the eyes OF
the blind shall be opened and the
ears of the deaf shall be un-Stopped.
Then shall the lame man leap as the
heart, and the tongue of the dumb
sing" isaiah $3.50 That will be
happy asd glorious time, and when
those who are living on the earth
when restitution begins progressed
reasonably way over the highway
of Holiness. they will be preparing
for and praying the Lord and eX-
pecting him to bring back their be-
owed dead. They will call upoS the
name of the Lord and he will hear
them. And the ransomed of the
Lord shall return and come unto
Zion (The Messiah) with songs and
everlasting joy upon their heads
they shall obtain Joy gladSess, and
sorrow and signing shall flee away
-Isaih 35:1,10. Thus the Lords
Prophet beautifully describes how
Judgment will bring blessings to tho
! people. Again, the Prophet. behold
ing this coming day of Judgment
and blessing for mankiSd, ecstasy
Explained: Say among the heather
that the Lord Teigneth; the world
llso shall be established that it shall
not be moved; He shall judge the
people righteously. Let the Hea
gens rejoice, and let the earth b'
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13
JAPS RAISE DIRECTIONS
Will Not Recognize vanderlip Syn
dicate Agreement With Soviet
for $4,000 Mile Lease


TOXIC, Nov. 6-The Japanese
government will refuse to recog-
nize the validity of the reported a.
greement of Washington Vanderlip
on behalf of an, American syndi-
cate with the soviet government
of Russia, whereby the Nanderlip
syndicate obtains a lease hold on
1000, 600 square miles of Russian
territory, including kamchatka.
In an interview with the Japa-
ncSc foreign office today with the
position of the government was set
forth as follows:
"Ghe soviet government of Rus
Nia has not been recognized by the
world powers. The Japanese gov
ernment does not feel bound to
take COgniZance of any private
agreement entered into by the so
Wet authorities o. whoever may be
parties thereto. The Japanese gov
ernmeni is further unprepared to
assent to any act or measure in
fringing on J Dan'S treaty rights
with Russia
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13
GOMPERS VISION DANGER
Says He Thinks Movement Is on
Foot to Undermine Organized
Labor

NEW YORK, Nov 6-Samuel
Gompers, in presenting an Ameri-
can Federation of Labor charter to
the newly organized Central Trades
and Labor Council of Greater New
York, this afternoon, eXhorted mem
berS to conduct themselves in a
manner bcfitting the high stand
ards of organized labor.
Mr.. GomperS asserted that "re-
action has jumped into the saddle"
and that he believed an organized
movement is on foot by big bust
ness to undermine labor.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-11-13
ST. LOUIS Sends COlored Man To
State Legislature

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 13-For the
first time in the history of Missouri
a COlored man has been elected to
the legislature of this State. He is
Walter Moore, republican nominee
who was elected by "A substantial
majority to represent the so called
silk stocking district of this city.
While one ward in the district is al
most entirely Colored, il is be-
lieved there that the vote Of white
women elected Mr.. Moore.