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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-19

Purinton. who has been employed in
the LaSalle street station, Chicago.
Mrs. George T. Gray returned yes
terday from the Gavit farm. where she
spent a few days as the guest of Mrs.
Gavit's mother.
Miss Elizabeth Hickey. who has been
here visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. NJ.
A Hickey expects to return to her
home in Parkersburg. w Va, next Sat
urday.
The forty hours devotion closed at
St Johns Slavish church in Lincoln
avenue on Tuesday night. During the
services Rev. Benedict Rajcany has
been assisted by number of visiting
priests.
The farmers dance which was Civ
en- at the Owl club on Wednesday even
ing, was a most enjoyable affair Sew
eral of the costumes were very unique.
The owls headquarters were very ap-
propriately decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallus j. Bader have re-
turned from Michigan City. where they
attended party.
John Cieska transacted business in
Hammond on Tuesday
The Whiting High School literary So
ciety will give their regular program
tomorrow afternoon, which will be as
follows
Music-Girls' Chorus
sReading-Walter HIATT
Book Review-Carl Carpenter
H. 5. Paper-Hazel Cameron and Ell
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Violin Solo-Herman Goebel
Reading-Gladys Butcher.
/ Original Story-Albert Gavit.
| Piano SoIo-Thelma Hlliard.
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yesterday to spent few days with
relatives.
Casper Beiriger was a Chicago bust
ness visitor yesterday.
Mrs. r. Peacock was a Hammond Wis
itor Tuesday
: Jacob Kussmaul transacted business
here yesterday.
Jacob Austgen of near ST. John was
here on business Tuesday
You can always depend on what Dr.,
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HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. H. S Daugherty was a Ham
mond shopper yesterday.
Mrs. Zeman and daughter Clara are
Hammond visitors today.
A town meeting was held in the pub
lie school of Highlands last evening.
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THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF LAKE
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TIMES.
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South Bend. fled notice of action to
dissolve.
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Aurora Arnold Craig.
The prospects for the new brick yard
are still hanging fire. and those inter
ested in the negotiations are still con-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

ton this week. Sixteen mills were
working last. week. but four OF them,
16. II. % and %, were closed down at
the end of the weeks work. Thirty
eight pots in the. tin house are work
ing, and since II of the hot mills are
now idle, the tin house will soon be
caught up with the hot mill output.
The Lawrence Construction company
is making rapid progress on the
erection of the structural iron for the
new warehouse and the work is going
along satisfactorily. Business in the
tin industry is very slack at present
and in addition the IL mills that have
been laid off at the Laughlin plant in
this city, are large numbers of mills
that closed down at New Castle
Monessen, Pa, and Ellwood,
Ind. M
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14
Popular Candidate.

John T. H. Mullen, candidate for
council in the Fourth ward ON the So
cialist ticket, is one of the most popu-
lar young men in that part of the city,
and it is reported that he will receive
the support of nearly everyone in the
ward. Mr.. Mullen is a member of the
Amalgamated Association and has al
ways taken an active interest in the
affairs of the organization. The oppos-
ing candidates are Mr.. Samuels, on
the Republican ticket, and "Koon" KEEL
Ter on the Democrat ticket.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

present.
Elistra Donley, well known car
penter, who located in Michigan
about year ago, has returned to this
city and will make his home en- South
Third street. /.
On account of the crowded condi-
ton of the public school building. two
rooms viii be opened in the Sheets
property, purchased by the Board of
Education some time ago.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14
PROCEEDINGS or THE STATE
COMMITTEE
MEETING Held Aug. 18th, 1911.

~ = -
mest'ns nelo aug. .os.'s 8.
Present: Y " Glllspie. y. 80: s.
rope, NlcnOias nelhll1aiu., J. = M n
lays0n, y. "a. furnaah anu 4.
Houston.
On m0tion OF Y. =. rope, Nlc w "a
Reinhardt IS elected chairman q ths
State Committee, ana q. ". houston
secretary OF the c0mmlLtee.
Finlayson moved that the Gonnllt-
tee make declaration OF Wnal y con.
ceives to be the attitude OF the parry
upon the question Of the issuance o.
bonds by counties, districts ana mum
Hcipa1ities for the purpose OF alalns
the building OF railToads ana olner
public and Quasi-publlc enterprises
and taking In return Tor sucn Donas
stock in the proposed enterprises
Gillispie made subsidiary motlon
to the effect that when the questlon
Of the issuance Of bonds Tor sucn put
poses comes up for consideration, tnat
the locals ascertain all the facts anu
submit them to the locals for thorough
which the question Of the issuance OF
such bonds comes up for action. ana
when it appears that the issuance q
such bonds would be for the pubic
good to give the same their endorse
ment and assistance. Said motion OF
Gillispie is adopted.
Commission Government.
In view of the growing importance
and rapid spread In America OF what
government" and in view Of the var
ious notifications, some commemorate
and some vicious, which have been
made In the plan originally aqoptel
By Galveston and other western ..saSl'
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14
Briefs and Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Schemp are Wis
ting relatives in New Concord this
week.
Geo. Edmunds has resigned his
position in the drafting room of the
Riverside Bridge company, and has
gone to Dennison university to re-
sumo his studies.
1t is reported that shortage OF
"hands' exists at the plant of the
Wheeling Corrugating company in
this city. Nearly 1000 people are
employed, and they are making
steadier time than any other plant IN
| the valley.
Ten mills are in operation at the
Aetna-Standard plant this week. The
corrugating and roofing department
are making good time, and heavy
shipments are being made.
The number attending the Welsh
picnic at Rock Springs park last Sat
urday required two trains to carry
them to and from that pleasant re-
sort. sa
The trouble that has been on at
the Florence mine, is reported to
have been satisfactorily settled.
stephen Denny, an employee OF the
Riverside Bridge works, had his leg
badly cut while at work few days
ago, and will be laid up for some
time.
Quite number of local mill men
left this week for Middletown, o.,
where they have secured positions IN
a new mill at that place. Among
those going were Robert Edwards
Chas. Downey, Newton Leasure ana
VIM. Burkhardt.
The new machinery recently IN
stalled in the Laughlin sheet MN mas
been the cause of much trouble since
the plant resumed last week. Ine
connections between the engines be-
came loose and the works were down
several days the first of the week as
a result.
lanes Blinco, a well known mem
her of the Painters Union, surprised
his friends recently by marrying a
popular young lady of BIRMINGHAM
Ala. They have gone to housekeep-
ing in this city. Best wishes, jim.
The Haskins glass works, which
has been idle on account of needed
repairs being made, will probably re-
sumo operations Monday.
W. A. Moore, Of Beaver Falls, spent
sunday with relatives in this city.
Francis Lynch, who has been Yisll-
SING his parents in this city, returned
to Granite City, Ill, Monday.
An alarm from box No. 10. sun
dav evening, called the department to
the pumping station Of the Laughlin
tin plant, where blaze had been
started BY a short circuit wire run
ming to the station from the mil
nIant On account OF the location q
the station ii was impossible for the
firemen to reach the blaze until the
building was almost consumed. Ine
loss win be in the neighborhoed 81
$1,000. 9
emerson Campbell is spending tne
week At New Philadelphia.
Joseph Doyle, Of Walnut street WnP
has been indisp0sed for some time
has returned to work in the Register
composing room.
An important meeting Of the Soclai
list club win be held in the snress
Heryey building Sunday afternoon :,
| ) O'Clock, and all members ane
others IN sympathy with the move
ment, are urgently requested TO p
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MARTINS FERRY.
omcIaI Vote.

The official vote Of the primaries
held last week was given out few
days ago, and is as follows: For
mayor; Republicans, Grayson, 2s2;
scheehle, 215; Daugherty, %. Demo-
Gratis, Heinrich, I'll. Jones 25s: Helm
rich's plurality, So. on account Of
there being no contests on the Social
list bailot, q light vote was polled, 134
votes being cast for Newton WyckOff,
the candidate for mayor.
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ORDER BLANK

tionai Executive GOumit tee announces
to the members Of the Socialist Party
that 1t has received and accepted the
resignation 81 the National Secretary,
81. Mahlon Barnes. f
An afhdaEit Of one Jean Keep max
ing 3 number Of charges against Com
rade Barnes was submitted to the
Seventh Ward Branch Of LO al Cook
County. Ill, and the branch referred
the matter to the National Executive
Committee for Investigation.
Immediately upon receipt sOf the am
dayit. the National Executive Commit
tee. voting by telegraph, changed the
.plans already made for Its meeting in
Milwaukee on August IL, and decided
to meet in Chicago on that date 1or
the sole purpose Of investigating the
charges. ss
Three sessions Of the committee
were held, lasting from 1880 e. M,
August IL, to 1876 a. m. the follow
ing morning. Witnesses including
Jean Keep. the principal accuser, We're
heard and examined, and an exnauS-
tive inquiry was made into every
phase Of the case:
Sat the first session Comrade Barnes
entered denial Of the material
charges. He stated at The saihe time
that he desired to relieve the party Of
the burdens inseparable from person
al controversial and rendered his re-
signation. -al
The principal accuser, Jean Keep,
together with ThOs. ]. Morgan, Robert
Howe, Harvey =. Meyer. p. Winston
r. j. Fraenckel, Bernard Mcmahon
and VIM. Guinea, who had widely cir
culated the afIidavit Of Jean Keep
with the declaration that they had
verified its charges. were represented
by counsel, Ed. Winston acting las.
chief counsel, with 4. J. Morgan and
VIM. Guinea as associate counsel
C0mrade Barnes was represented by.
Seymour Stedman.
The charges against Comrades
Barnes were that III
First-He had maintained Illicit
relations with Jean Keep. who claims
that Barnes is the father Of her illegi-
Innate child, now seven years old
Second He had recently employed
Jean Keep in the National ONCE.
under an assumed name,
Third He had arranged with Jean
Keep that she pay back to him the
sum OF two dollars per week, presum-
ably to-be applied to his own use.
From the statements 81 Jean Keep
and Comrade Barnes, the, committee
finds that the relations between them
began In 1897, antedating the fotma-
ton Of the Socialist Party, and that
they had completely ceased b6Eofe
CoTrade Barnes became National
Secretary Of the Socialist Party, and
have never been resumed. u 1898
Jean Keep was married to another
man, from whom she has not been
divorced.
Old members Of the party viii re-
member that the substance Of the first
charge was published as far back as
1898. twelve years ago. ID the organs
I0f the Socialist Labor Party, when
| that organization directed all ifs
energies to the task Of destroying
mir movement.
f enemies outside the Socialist
movement had gone back fourteen
wears and resnfTectad the buried
memories OF those days to persecute
Io1r comrado. that would have been
shameful enough When e Is done By
members Of our own party out 81
males and personal hatred ilt be
comes still more dIesfs csfil
/ ThS conduct Of those members 81
~ lSyfy Whe toHp - ~ tIgy a
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14
Joint Meetinu.

4 joint meeting is being held this
week between representatives Of the
Flints' and Bottle Blowers Unions at
Atlantic City. and the outcome is be-
ing awaited with much anxiety. Much
interest is being centered on the sea-
shore resort By the entire trade until
the conference adjourns, and the hope
Is expressed that favorable results will
ensue.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14
PARTY NOTION

y =
WHEREAS there is manifest def
cheney in organization and agitation
work for the Socialist Party in West
Virginia. The sentiment is far ahead
OF. the work, and II the party mem
bers are not alive to their duty, there
Is fear of sidetracking the movement
for Socialism. The season is ripe to
convert men to the philosophy we
have embraced, and
WHEREAS there is now in the
treasury OF the Convention Fund of
our party approximately 5000 which
could be used to sustain speaker in
the field upon guarantee of ex-
penseS and q nominal salary, upon
the proposition that when the collec-
Etions, etc. are in excess of expenses
and per diem wages it be turned into
the treasury and in the instances
where the collections, etc., fall below
the Convention Fund be drawn upon
for the deficiency.
THEREFORE,, be it moved by Local
Clarksburg that the said Convention
Fund be appropriated to the use in
agitating and organizing the Socialist
movement in West Virginia, and
further be It moved by this Local that
Article v, Sec. 3, be amended to strike
out all after the first sentence, MAX
ing 1t read: Every Local shall pay
monthly to the State Secretary-Trea-
surer, in the form of the purchase OF
due stamps, an amount equal to fifteen
cents for each member in good stand
ing.
LOCAL HARRISBURG.
d. G.. KinZer, Sec.
Pro. Tenn.
]. p. Rimm, Chairman.
Carried on motion. Sunday. August
9Th, 1911.
s Above motion will be regularly
initiated when it receives at least
THREE seconds by locals situated in
at least THREE counties of the state.
Seconds to this motion must be in
this Office not later than @ct. list, 1911.
LITERATURE DEPARTMENT
This Office has the following litera-
ture on hand:
Should Socialism be Crushed, per
copy ......s......... &c
Socialism Main Points, per
copy ................... sc
Men and Mules, per copy .....a. &c
Common Sense of Socialism, per
copy. ............ 10c
Socialist Buttons (Celluloid) each 1. 1c
This Office can supply all the pabli-
cations of Chas. H. Kerr & Co., Chi
.cago, at discount Of 800 from the
list price.
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errors OF the past Is obsta eles ii the
pathway Of comrades Ifs and to
destroy hiH usefulness to the party is
repellent to every sense Of honor.
The committee finds that, under the
name of ]. Sipple, Jean Keep was en-
ployed by COmrade Barnes in the Ma
fiOnaI Office for q period Of two weeks
III July of this year.
The committee is convinced by tes-
timony Of Jean Keep, as well as the
testimony Of COmrade Barnes that
Barnes only consented to give her
employment under repeated threats
that she would involve him and
thTonghh I'm thep arty--in a public
scandal
While the committee recognizes
the extreme pressure under which he
acted, the committee regards Com
rade Barnes conduct In this matter as
q grave indiscretion.
Concerning the third charge, the
committee finds that it is entirely
basel less, and is q malicious Islander
against q cOmrade whose strict and
rigid honesty in financial matters has
won the confidence Of all who have
had to deal with him.
In cunningly wor1ed affidavit
(which the testimony shows to have
been drawn up by Thomas j. Morgan)
It is alleged that Comrade Barnes ar
ranged to take two dollars from the
pay Of Jean Keep, and implied that
he intended to appropriate the money
to his own use.
According to testimony, Comrade
Barnes sent Jean Keep thirty dollars
of his own money to bring her to Chi
cago. He says that it was agreed that
she should repay this sum in weekly
installments of two dollars.
And Comfade Robert H. Howe, one /
of the accHsers of Barnes, testified
that Jean Keep had told him that
Barnes had loaned her thirty dollars,
which she was to repay at the rate Of
two dollars per week.
Yet In view Of all the facts the COM
mittee has agreed to accept the re-
signatiOn of Comrade Barnes AS Ma
tiOnaf Secretary, in the hope that it
VIII put an end to the malicious cam
paign Of scandalouS gossip carried
on by few persons for reasons best
known to themselves during the last
twelve months.
The committee wishes to say that
this malicious scandal has cost the
party q most efficient and conscienti-
Gus National Secretary whose initia-
tive, energy and devotion have con-
tibuted in no small degree to the
growth of our movement
within recent years.
We have unanimously selected Com |
ade John M. Work to fill the unexpir-
ed portion Of the time for which CON-
rade Barnes was elected, and urge all |
local party members to accord him
their hearty support.
The COMMITTEES consulted with Com.
rade Work on the matter of taking up
the work in the National Office.
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iVuI i
snoMans g lee,se lse =
lle ioesa, VIII ps -
NOT ~ goou stanullis, allu sn9 ~ s J.
nor lltlel t0 spEssSs.ssssLoA ~ 10y
5eate conventions. TIES ullsali''
mously.
osass S on q q l,A.
oyed tnat sne ss..s g y sl IN. -
lslz PC nell On Lne Isl 1zy " - S1Fs'
at the CITY q q y 81 nv
ton carried hn a1lsllous.y. 4.
iliiIspae moge9 tnas Y sl 1ns g s Us
in enc counties 2h hanaMn e ana IOneo'
ana ~ view g tne pEopaenlsy q ;elec1.
ing some members q sAe leslssEaslrs
N said counties. snass lnss SAG c csaL
mlftee. tnrouen me stase e. aLllzs..lgi =
use All It's power " c0ilsolleI s.Qsg e
powerful propaganda ~ saiu counlaesss'
MORON carried uhahlIii0usl Y.
GllLsple Moyeu 20 au!ouIn y tA7e.
az O'Clock e. a.. GaITieu.
Afternoon Session.
Communication read from B. 3.
Cross, and upon motion Of Finlayson,
the same IS tabled.
Motion that the secretary be IN
structed to have printed an initiation
stamp to be furnished locals and mem 2,
bers at 15c each. one OF which snail
be placed By locals upon the card g g
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE SECRETARY TREASURER
HAROLD w. HOUSTON
PARTY NOTES

During the month of August the fol-
lowing charters have been issued to
locals: Pennington. Thomas, Hem
bricks, Glendale, Queens Point key
ser, w. Va.) and Van, Boone County.
The application for charter for Van.
Boone county, contained the names OF
fourteen farmers. The secretary Is
Thomas Linville. Boone county IS
one of the most sparsely populated OF
the southern counties of the State,
and this application of the farmers
of that section indicates that they are
waking up to the spirit Of Socialism.
The comrades of Keyser applied for
charter under the name Of Queens
Point Local. The application was one
Of the largest ever sent to this office,
containing thirty names. Keyser y
rapidly becoming hot bed Of Social
ism.
DATES OF JOHN w. BROWN
September /, Berkeley Springs; 2,
Sir Johns Run; and 4 Martinsburg |;
5. Ksyser; 6, Parsons; Z, Hambleton;
s.. Elkins; 9th, p. m. at Belingtons
: 8, evening, 10th 18th and 18th. Clarks'
burg; 13 and IA, Fairmont; 10th, MOE
gantown; 10th, Warrington.
Comrade Brown will be in this state
until October 18th. The demand tol
dates have been pouring into this
office. and it will take at least TINS
length of time to fill them all.
Theresa Malkiel completed her tout
of this state, and she met with spleR
did receptions. At Wake Forest
mining town located on the nortorioui
Cabin Creek, the operators minions
tried to prevent the meeting, but I
was finally held in the public road
There was about one thousand miners
present. The president of the Goa
company at that point discharged tn
comrade who took charge OF tn
meeting, but his reinstatement wa
forced by concerted threat to strik'
upon the part of the miners. This Y
but another verification Of the FAC
that the miners are staunch warrior
IN the battle for economic liberty
Such tactics upon the part of tn
operators is going to land KanaWn'
county in the Socialist column.
From now ON the slogan should b
KANAWHA FOR SOCIALISM! s
far it is our banner county. and it
county seat Is Charleston, the capita
OF the State. 1t would be 9 magn1
ficent strategic point for the party. ]
Is the very heart Of political CORFU
ton. and 1t is here that the legislator
have been bought and sold by Bi
Business To wrest Charleston froI
the grip of the political ghouls Woul
send a thrill Of enthusiasm over ii
whole country. Let the battle cry ,
"0n t. ChaEiesfon. =
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

HERzBERG BROS.
For Union Made Clothing, Shoes Hats
and etc. One price to All All clothv
ing Pressed Free. Union ST, Bellaire.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

0. III. YOUNG-Manufactu of Ameri-.
can Queen Cigars and Young's Havana
Special Stogies. Bellaire, Ohio.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

M'vAY HARDWARE COMPANY, Cor.
Union and 32nd SITS. Tools for all
Trades. Hardware. Cutlery, Builders
Material, &c.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

VIM. DORER, Dealer in Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry. Repairing prompt
~ attended to. Watch Inspector for
Penn. r. R. Co. Graduate Optician in
charge of Optical Department. Thirty
Second Street.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

lrovad hat the secretary advise al
locals n he state that reports should
IS promptly made to the state once,
- 'kS{ mon f6i'rHo e Heee,ke 80
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

w. b. BORENIANN, Groceries and Pro-
duce. 463-R. Bell. 157-R. Nat 3101
Belmont. The Market for. Butter. Eggs
and Produce.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-09-14

The comrades of Keyser applied for
a charter under the name Of Queens
Point Local. The application was one
of the largest ever sent to this oiilces
containing thirty names. Keyser y
rapidly becoming a hot bed Of Sociais
ISM