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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Happenings Of the Week
in Columbus and Vicinity


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The following shows Lieutenant
5anbs. formerly Provost Marshal.
cath infantry. TO be one Of The craok
shots Of the entire L. S. Army. His
many friends here in Columbus will
read this item with plisfacilonl
Camp Perry. Ohio. Aie ei,--I.ieut-
Y. l., James. United States lnianlry,
wun the rapid fire event Of the Ma
iional Rifle Association matches
here after n competitors tied Tot
first place. shot several RELAYS " dc
eide The event
Lieut.. James scored ns follows
100 plus 20. plus 80. plus 60 while
Lieut.. r. ;. hoss T.. y Infantry, his
nearest competllor. had 100 plus 90
Plus 90 plus 80. Captain u. 4. prru
sner, small arms firing school. was
third and private s. n. Ellnck. 4. 3
\. G.. was fourth.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Notwithstanding the rains ~ pre-.
cedine days and the threatening
weather Of sunday. the knights Of
pyihias picnir scheduled fer Her.
manos Grove. hut held IN the foot.
hills because of inspassuhle fords.
was one Of pleasure and thrills.
baseball on the side Of a hill was
a. novelty 20 the fans AMI contests
Tor The younger crowd wrrr enjoy.
able 10 all. Pats" were ~ every
variety from fried chicken 10
melon. and the autos carried more
weight returning than going. The
roads We're Tough proposilions. but
4 was a picnic and this cnc was ma
exception.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Major MADEIRA In charpe,

Major MADEIRA Is now Ia charge Of
the Base Hospital al Camp Furlong,
vice Major Hanson, who has been
Transferred 10 Camp Dodge ai Des
Molnes. Iowa. MAJOR MADEIRA and
Captain O'Reilly are unusually busy
these days owing 10 incoming re-
cruiis. The Base Hospital j. still
az a church a. there u scarce
half dozen patients. Major Madern
Is a popular officer and a physician
of repuie and his being IN charge
viii prove r credit 10 thf hospital
as we'll as 70 himself.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Chamber of Commerce
"Wednesday Ninhl

The regular monthly meeting Of
The Chamber Of Commerce will be-
held next Wednesday niehi ~ the
Khaki Club. Secretary Williams
says that besides rood things 10 eat
matters Of moment will h. brought
before the organization. Progress on
securing the Port Of Entry fcr Col.
umbus will be one topic aud others
will be- railroads mining. fund ~
sue and the good Of Columbus. Sec
reinry Williams says old members
who had fallen ont had shown their
belief IN a new deal all around by
again becoming members Don't
forget the night. the first Wednes
day IN September.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

I.inguin Burkhead and Charlie
Stevenson lcfi the first of The week
for a week's,rusiicaiion IN the Flor.
ida mountains before school takes
up again. Linguin has been . faith.
ful cmploye IN the Courier office
this summer and will return next
week to Bell Buckle. Tenn 10 re.
sumo his studies in tho college
there. The boys had high hopes of
having a grand time on their weeks
outing.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Lulu BcekIey 70 Marry.

Memories Of the Wade Dosicr
death case we're revived when 4 was
announced saturday that I.ulu Beck
ley, the woman for whom DosleT
cast or Maud nrrdcld was going 70
mary chauffeur IN " paso. A
litcnsc &ae Issued 10 Austin y
Sprolt. Wade Dosler was shol and
killed al the Hotel Clark IN this ciiy
last Spring and Maud Canfield who
posed as his wife. Is now serving
sentence IN the peniienliary n
santa Re.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

OF all things Another city Of.
ficial robbed. lis true. Trustee
c. A. McAuley retired Monday night
with his trusty six.shcoier on a
chair close to his bed and nine dol.
lars In cash within easy distance.
When he awoke TUESDAY morning
the six.shooier aud nine bucks were
missing. A gum.shOc. pussv-fooled
sneak.thief had. as usual cut the
screen. walked inside nnd helped
himself. Bob Elliott Is the only
member OF the board IN the city
who has moi been robbed.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Open- Rraneh slore a ArrncIon.

W. :. Lewis Of the Border Mcr-
camille Store left Monday morning
with a truck load Of groceries 10
open a branch store at As,encion,
Chihuahua. Mexico. Mr.. Lewis was
there a few weeks ago and saw the
possibilities Of getting In on The
ground floor since peace has been
declared IN Mexico. lie will con
iinuc 10 make his home In Colum
bus. however, and manage his bust
ness on West Broadway.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Take Advantage Of
& Price For Courier

Following are the new tuntclip
ers Tor Tho Columbus Weekly Cou.
ricr who set IN on The - rata. On
aouarnhcr and thereafter ne rate
will be $3.50 per year.
Charley Martin ioined ihe process
slon.
zenc NJ. Johnson sllpped as q
check for q.
Mrs. A. o. bailey couldn't 90 with.
out the corrier and subscrlbca.
jewel Hughes and wife are rocelv-
lng the Courier u Granite. OKLA.
william Garvcy always lakes The
Courier and he renewed for one
year.
Willis Waterbury, Candy. Minn,
will receive The Courier for Elk
months.
Robert Flack wants she real g.
tate news for one year. 90 he has
joined the procession.
Mrs. \. T.. nurwell ~ Dlrmlng
ham, Ala, renews her subscription
| for one year 10 the Couricr.
n. l.aconlurc. the billiard man
who " called by his Friends
Frenzy signed up for year.
J. r. Vincent " the Columbus
Steam Laundry and bis family will
read lhe Courier for the next year.
The Wonmn's Hat Shop-ihii
means Mrs. Harry Edwards and
Kate sommer They 20 $3.50 on The
Courier.
Mrs. Louie sesnoe, al the popular
ready.lo.Wenr New York sl0re. neal
door 10 the Courier. subscribed foI
one year.
n. s. Carter, who runs busy gro
Gerry store and raises all his ~fresl
stuff" al The Gap, laid down two on
dollar bills.
A letter from Mary W. Peters. nov
Al Lake OkohIe. Iowa. besides con
tanning a check for the Courier
sends best regorde'.
"0cnaro Fourzan." which mean
the polomas Land q Cattle compan,
whenever you see Il In print. Is
yearly subscriber.
Company q. 2iif ~. tokes III
Courier and passes Il around At NJ
chila. @ Company will return
Columbus In several weeks.
Flora a Orr, who own the Variei,
Store adjoining Ida Martins sta
Restaurant, deposited eight silyc
quarters for the Courier for on
year.
G. r. Rogers marshal. furnishc
news items 10 the Courier ever
time he makes an arrest He know
ail The criminal news hut as he
Interested In other news ~ well h
subscribed for the .Courier for on
year this week.
From Great Bend, Kans- comes
letter and q check for - from
w. sodefslfom. Nc. Sodefsirom
landowner IN this vicinity and wa
one Of the 1rst absentee landlord
TO mail q lease 10 the KniiIln syI
dicale. II others had been like hir
Columbus would probably now be a
OH Town.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Wednesday afternoon from until
q Mrs. A. J. Evans and Mrs. Edwin
"a Dean were hoslesses Al the Khaki
Club paflors 70 more ihan forty
ladies 10 DO honor 10 Mrs. nnrl0n.
wife Of the hev George fiarion Of
the N. y. Church ol this file Mr..
Barton having rrniGued his PASTOR
ate owing 10 cohiinued illness. The
rooms n The club were decorated,
the color achene being blue and
pink. Miss Mona Joknson sang
heaullfiily and Mrs. Lee lliasn was
al tho plano. Punch and walermrl-
on predomInaied IN the refresh
menls. II was not only . large par
" much 10 the eredf ~ The host
esses. but Il was q lovlal aEalr, oven
II Il was considered Farewell
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
MRS W. c. FRANKLIN GIVES
HER FIRST nRIDcE PARTY

Mrs. W. c. Franklin. wife OF W. G.
Franklin. cashier of The First Ne.
li0nal bank, gives her ilrst party Ia
this city this afternoon IN The Khaki
Club parlors. here will DO four
tables Of bridge players, refrolh-
menis and varied program
Among those invited may be men-
Toned: Mrs. William King and her
guest, Mrs. Lee Riggs and mother,
Mrs. W. McKomy. Mrs. J. h Blair.
Mrs. j. \. Cox. Mrs A. Frost, Ma,
Arthur Bloch. Mrs. J. l.. Norwood,
Mrs. Floyd white. Mrs. aaain0re
rearce. The hours will be from
2:30 ungil 5 o'clock.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Marshall Jackson says u the camp
doesn't have a boxing card for the
turkey day he will put on q show
OF classy boxers. Ho alao says n u
tough that a good show won't be ON
the boards for labor day. fl
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

!. N. McCarty. deputy sheriff. and
p. Il. McCariy of R0doo, half-broih-
crs OF James n. Saunders who was
shot and killed Monday noon IN this
city by Mary HEM for invading
the privacy Of her bathroom. ar
rived IN this city Tuesday and de-
parted "Wednesday with the remains
Of their deceased brother.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Luna County's Sheriff
Gets Two Auto Thieves

sheriff simpson arrested two sol.
diers from Fort Bliss si DeminE
Monday morning. II is charged the
soldiers stole the car IN III paso after
nearly killing the driver and escap.
ed 10 Deming. They will be- return.
nj 10 ~ paso.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

The ladies Of the N. =. Church
who 80 ably handled the lawn party
AZ the Weld residence Friday even
ing turning a wet into q dry party
arr congratulating themselves on the
fact that they cleared $40 as a result
OF the evenings entertainment
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Buslsr vInson Changing Conditions,

With uptndaie shirt and collar
ironer machines al the Columbus
steam Laundry and the good work
the concern. the largest In the south.
west. y turning ont. Buster vinson.
in charge OF the delivery scrvics. IL
now Frtiing about al the work In
the city. Anyway. he has proved you
don't have TO send your laundry 10
other cities.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Athletic Officer white OF the cath
Infantry announced that on Labor
Day he VII put on a boxing contest
headed by Kid Ross and iIard-Hii-
ting Wright Ne u also irving out
the new recruits locking for d End
Ne will pick oui two nf The hest fnr
preliminary, Seats viii be q and
-. The contests will take place Al
The arena IN Camp Furlong.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
The Tupr.z ) IIousshoIa Mord.

Jack Tidnlore and Herman Lin.
daurer. enierprising owners and ad.
yertisers ~ The Toggery, Demlng
have succeeded in making The Toe.
gerry household word In Luna counl
". They are outfitters for the fam.
lis.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Unload Cars IN q Hours.

II you have a carload OF freight
Il must he unloaded IN % hours ar
you will pay a fine of go n day 10
station Agent Lawrence. This Is q
new railroad ruling 20 expedite the
recovery OF cars.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
RealslorS Getting R,.sy.

Don't call them real estate mefl
any more, "realaior" Is proper. Well
anyway. things In the real estate
line are looking up and The realalors
are brushing the dust and rebweb.
on the desks.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Mrs Prarce EntertAlns

Mrs. Seamore pcarce entertained
Mrs. Vim. king. Mrs. W. L. Moody
aud Mrs. J. n. Cox Friday afternoon
al bridge whist. Mrs. Moody made
the high score of 2ii0 and departed
with a beautiful boquel OF flowers.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Daniel r. Fitzpatrick and his
wife, Nellie r. Fitzpatrick. together
with Thomas =. nrcsnahnn, Russell
Is Fisher and L. l.. burkhen,i Of The
Columbus Courier. havn lncorpornt
cd the Wolf Mining. Milling and
smelling Company with a cnpilali1a'
lion Of eao0ooo, and a paid up cap.
ilal of 1900. Daniel Fitzpatrick
has one Of the beet timbcrcd and
model mine shafts IN The Trcs Her.
manns and hls reputation a. an IN.
iclllgent miner is unsurpassed IN the
hills.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
AIrs WIN KIna Haa vI.ilor.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Sylvester of
Wichita. kas- have been spending
their vacation In California. and on
their WY home stopped OF and will
spend a few days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. win King. Mr.. Sylvester being
Mrs. Kings nephew.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Department Of the Inferior. q. =.
Land Ofllce Al Las Cruces. N. NJ
August 18th, i0e0.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Har.
Old :. Carter " Columbus. n. NJ.
who, on March (, iolp. made Desert
Land Entry, No. o01ot fof SEX,
secilon 8, Township s7.s. Ranne 3
N, n. \. ?. Meridian. has filed no
llce OF intention 70 make Final
Proof 70 establish claim 10 lhe land
.l'oys descrihed. before T. !. Cole,
! = Commissioner. ii Columbus.
\ n on the 9th day Of September.
claimant names az Witnesses: John
u. Manning. of Walerloo, N. NJ,
Charles q, Gard. Of Waterloo, n. N.
John r, Blair, OF Columbus, n. n.
James N Holloway Of Columbus,
JOHN 4. BuREsmx
August si.sai sepl. tiiio
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
WE RUY ANb SELL EVERYTHING"

cotton was planted by Mr.. Poole
who knew nothing about cotton. But
he does now, and he can lay claim
10 being the pioneer cotton man
hereabouis In the future.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

All the knights OF Pylhiap and
their friends attended The hop on
Thursday night al lhe Khaki Club.
II was the second Of the serial that
was started some ime ago.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

After this week when the Pull
man fares double most people will
say, after all. there Is no place like
home. We know one man In Col.
uuIbus who will say so.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Visiting In N Paso.

Mrs. John Dalton, who has been
visiting friends in n paso. return.
ed Monday.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
selling Piaylels for nul-of.Iawn.

l.. l.. Cortrighi. who is an author
a. we'll as Red Cross aliacl.c. rocani.
~ disposed Of playlel 10 an Albu.
querque fraiernal organization.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN 1HE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTINCT. SIT.
TING m AND FOR LUNA cOUN
TY, STATE or NEW MkxIcO.
Notice Of Pcndcncy of Suit
George @. Buekner. Plaintiff.
W.
Minnie Buckner. Defendant.
The defendant Minnie Ruoknsr
Il hereby notified that a civil &C.
ton has been commenced against
her IN the District Court Of Luna
County. State Of New Mexico. BY the
plaintiff George O. Bucknar. where,
~ PLAINTIFF prays that the Ronds Of
Matrim0ny. existing between plain.
tiff and defendant be dissolved.
Plaintiff alleges that the defend.
ant has deserted and abandoned
him. You, the said defendant, arr
hereby nollfied that you are fo.
quired 10 appear and answer tho
Complaint IN the said causs on ns
before the End day Of Ofiuher the
date Of completion Of sattits by
puDlicatlon herein. and unless you
20 appear and answer judgment Ny
default will be rendered against you
aph plantlff viii pray The court for
ne relief prayed for Ia his com.
plant
Name and address OF The ail0r.
neys for The plaintlff v Pollard a
sproal Columbus. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
1ourt this 10th day o. August A. d.
1920.
P. A. HU0HFR
lpeaO Clerk.
ny Myrtle Williams
Aug e, sept-tii.is-15.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

within a stones throw ~ Colnm.
bus are six acres OF a. fine c0llon
as there is IN the state Of Texas. The
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Inn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
SIKH JUDICIAL DIHTnICT or
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
WITHIN AND ron THE COuN.
TY OF LUNA.
Claude A. Stevenson, plnInliff
vs..
Melinda Stevenson, Defcndanl.
Noiice Of Pcndeneyl Of Suit.
The said defendant, Melinda Slsv.
ens0n. "a hereby notified that 4 civil
arllon has been commenced against
her in the District Court OF The
Sixth Judicial District OF lhe State
OF New Mexico within end fot the
County Of Luna, BY the plahniff,
Claude A. Stevenson, wherein plain.
liff prays That The bonds Of mairi.
mony now existing between plain.
tiif and defendant be dissolved.
flaintlff alleges ns grounds that
the Defendant has deserted and
abandoned plaintiff.
You. the said Defendant. are here.
by notified that you arc required
70 appear and answer the complaint
In The said cause on or before tho
2blh day Of September. A. d. 1920.
the date Of completion OF service by
publication herein. and unless you
90 appear and answer, judgment BY
default will be rendered against you
herein. and Plaintiff will apply "a
the Court for the relief prayed for
In his complaint In soid action.
The name and address Of The
Plaintiffs attorneys are Pollard A
Sproai. Columbus, New Mexico.
Witness my hpnd and teal Of thu
Court this 5th day OF August A. D.
1920.
p. A. HUGHES.
gseal.l Clerk.
by Myrtle Williams Deputy.
August 2i-2eSept Aii.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Jay OT.oane Is al the Palace Hotel
In chihuahua looking for q business
opening.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

The county agent, A. c. Heyman,
says there are 100 acres OF cotton In
Luna county.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Milton James, who has charge Of
the =. p. a 3. W. pumping plant At
this place made trip 70 ~ Paso
last Friday evening, returning the
next day.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Matter Of Red Tape.

The opening Of the Port OF Entry
at Columbus awaits recognition OF
Mexico by this government
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

This city enjoyed the distinction OF
half a dozen rains during the past
week.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Tom Duke OF Santa Rita is a Wis
iior of the Mr., aud Mrs. Fred Weld
enback.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Robert Moore Of the Onyx theaier
left for NJ Paso Tuesday niEhl on
business.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Melons On Zee a Deans e'Fossfy'
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Legal pl'nt' '' Courier ouVs.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

ARD OF ThANks-WE CRATE
fully thank our friends for their
kind services and attendance dur
Ing ihe illness. and death of our
loving son and brother, Master
Cecil Beer.
MRS. MARY BEER AND FAMILY.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

FOR SALE OWING TO URGENT
reasons will sell my house and
lot furnished, cheap. Mrs. John
schuslik.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

TO RENr-IIalf Of one house. fur.
nlphedi one house nnfurnlshed or
part o. "a ale0 ono lourrooIn
house unfurnishod. See Miss Viola
Clark Or Blair a Hollberg. real
estate dealen. '-'
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

FOR sALE-ss0 paid on siOo share
Columbus Investment Co. or Khn.
H Building, need the money. sell
for sib up 10 Sept 3. Call Of Cour
Ter office for Information.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

FOR sAI.E-5o shares OF stock IN
The Goldsmith Maid Copper Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29
STOVE DEFECTS
CAUSE Of HEAVY
LOSS BY FIRES
by The Associated press)

Austin, Tex. Oct. 1S.-Fire4
originating from defective stoves,
furnaces, boilers and their pipes in
Texas during 1919 totalled 872 ana
resulted in a loss of $310,033, ac-
eording to a statement from the
state fire marshal only $38,470 of
the loss was covered by insurance,
In commenting upon these fig
ures A. p. Woodbridge, the fire mar
shall, said: ITO one who is ac-
quainted with figures on fire, the
facts are indeed discouragiug, for
1T must be remembered that no
state can indefinitely stand the loss
oecasioned by preventable fires.
After calling attention to the fact
that the season in which it is nee
essarN to use stoves and furnaces
is approaching, the fire marshal
continued,
1.-THE above figures indicate that
the people of Texas are more or
less careless regarding the origin
of fires. Had the proper care been
taken by the owner or occupants Of
these buildings represented in this
loss, this care being shown by put
ting flues, stoves, furnaces and
boilers in first class condition, it is
safe to say that the fires would not
have occurred. The expense of
properly looking after such condi-
tons as are defective, and the
proper care in handling hot ashes,
Goals, and open fires would have
resulted in far less property loss
to the owners. This fact stands out
in that it is the custom of the av-
erage citizens to postpone the eX-
penditure Of small sums of money
where he thinks he is better off by
not expanding sums for repairs.
This lesson will in all probability
be forcibly driven home to the los
ers represented in the above fires,
but the average citizen never stops
to think that he may be the next
victim of just such an instance"
In this connection, the state fire
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29
To SPEND SEAL
SALE MONEY IN
HOME COUNTIES

w. B. Buck, western representa-
tive for the 1920 Red Cross seal
sale, was here yesterday in confer
ence with the New Mexico Public
Health association officials, When
plans for the coming campaign
were arranged
Money raised in the Christmas
sales this year will be spent in the
county where the sales are made,
it was announced on 4 program
meeting the approval of the state
board of health. 1t is suggested
that the program include the en-
ployment of a public health nurse,
the establishment of an open air
school room, free milk station for
poor children, or, where the funds
are limited, the printing and dis
tribution of public health literature.
DR.. C. Penaflor is preparing re-
port on his work in the rural sec
tons of the state with the health
mobile which will show the need of
public health work in the counties.
All supplies for the 1920 Red Cross
seal sale have been received by the
New Mexico Public Health associa-
tiOu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29
"BOY, PAGE A HIPPO
SPECIALIST, QUICK

1T is whispered around the All c..
Barnes circus that a most inter
esting event is soon to occur; how
soon, nobody knows; neither Is
anybody with the show versed in
the method of procedure in this
case without a precedent.
Barnes himself, who is usually
liable to cope with any animal emer-
gency, is at a loss as to what to
do; no baby hippos have ever
Been born with the show; the eX-
4perts of the circus are up against
", as it We're.
If there is anyone in this vicin-
ity that has had experience in such
matters, they will be received with
open arms when the show gets
Here on Saturday October 30th;
money is no object now actual eX-
perience is what counts.
# The two attendants of Mrs.
Hippo have already fashioned a
8bottle out of a pickle key and an
Elmer tube, and are preparing for
the worst, which is yet to come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29
CONFESSED CAR THIEF
WILL BE RETURNED TO
THE COAST FOR TRIAL

An indictment by California
grand jury is expected shortly
against Charles f. Price, held ih
Jail here and who has confessed
stealing an automobile from Ven
ice, Calf, on october 8. He was
arrested here about two weeks ago
by Patrolman Pablo Lujan and
later confessed to Capt Pat
O'Grady that he had stolen the
automobile in his possession when
arrested
Department of justice officials
have taken the matter in charge
and A. r. Gere of the investigation
department of the department of
justice said yesterday that the pro-
cedure would be to indict Price in
California on a charge OF trans
porting a stolen automobile. Then,
according to Mr., Gere, he will be
taken back to California for trial,
Prices two companions. who de-
tanned in jail here, will probably
be released today, Mr. Gere said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-29
POINDEXTER SAYS
COP. SENATORS
SHOULD Be NAMED
Election of Democrat in Re-
publican State May Mean
Adoption of Wilson For
eign Policies.
(By The Associated Pressl

Washington, Oct. Ex-senator
PoindeXter of Washington. chair
man of the republican senatorial
campaign committee, in a state
ment today, said the election Of a
single democratic senator in re-
publican state may mean the adop-
tion of President Wilson'S foreign
policies" which he said embraced
the financing of Europe with
American aid and the removal of
economic barriers.
"On November 49," Senator
Poindexter's statement said. "Ja-
pan has arranged to present to the
league of nations her demand for
racial equalities N immigration and
OF h er international relations,
Whether this is to be kept under
our own control or decided by Eu-
rope and Asia may depend on the
senatorial vote in California, Ore
gon and other. Pacific coast states,
now represented by democratic
advocates of the league of nations
Senator PoindeXter predicted
that the republicans would hold
all of their presents seats and
would gain seats in Oklahoma,
Maryland, Kentucky, South Da-
kota, Colorado, Arizona, California,
Nevada, Idaho and Oregon.