The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-11
In Political Activity in Mex
leo and There is Much
- Speculation.

AEreIoo CDnY. July ge.--An edict
issued by the arcpbishop OF Mexico
Right Rev. DR.. Jose Mora y del Rio,
bxhorting all Catholics to unite and
70. lake an active part In the political
stFft AIRS Of the nation, is causing much
Speculation and not a little aheasiness
s political circles as 10, just what
hdft the National Catholic party ill
9ihy. in future elections. Through
ont the month of June, IN obedience
ssts the mandate OF the archbishop.
the clergy has "exhorted the faith
sGNl to offer their prayers that the
selnctofs may walk ffl%paths OF right
:seotistiess." and has s-eolfnseled the
ss1nople TO center the fight with a
.ttue Christian spirit
The exhortation was called forth
~ the approaching election OF sena-
:1nfs and deputies. IN addition to the
efforts OF the priesthood, the edict
has been posted on the doors Of all
churches and In conspicuous places
thfoughout the capital.
the archbishop quoted, Cardinal
Gehafi in urging hIsgpeople to unite
as follows: I'm cases where the
worthy people are divided in thelI
choice OF candidates. we must CON
fees that Is is serious evil, which Is
10 be lasnented and done away with
at oil costs. Wherefore, we exhort
yeltit In the name Of the Almighty
that you do not remain divided. hui
4srouped together, Associate your
seiYss and unite In order that, as II
9he first days Of the church. yor
may form one heart, one soul with Z
uniformity OF ideas and unity o.
pNrpose In the fight. Fighting thus
with closed ranks and with due at
tehiioh to your leader, you will full
an the mission Of Christ and viii OBJ
tain, With greater ease the triumph
The National Catholic party was .
conupleuous factor In the presiden.
aai election. In their national con.
yehtiot they supported the candidac,
o29Sfadsro for the presidency. ant
NAMED Francisco Ia de La Barra fol
vie6apsesident. Although non-cath,
6iies profess to see inrthis activity ,oE
: the part OF the head Of the church
b tendency toward making thu
-eNahch all powerful, as In the day.
before the enactment of the "Lawu
Of Reform" under President Jaurez
they recognize fortunate ctrcutn.
stance III the wen.Rnewn lSberaltty o;
tho archbishop. The spirit of hber
ality found expression in the .edlct
wherein voters were advised to selec
nprlEht and honorable men withou
prejudice against those who we're no
Of their own faith.
IL ats
sThe hak completed $5,GeO.0oO ma
tlohal theatre is sinleing. After near
iiylt year 3of qaiet about. the nagnisi
CENT marble structure. a small arm,
bBfsfneh ~ at work. extending tn
4phtSaatiohs in an effort to check tn,
sltsen6e., Nearly 400 tons OF ce
ifiiSht has been used within the mont
iht Reinforcing the foundation of tn
rs6ipttSw est corner, which appears t,
BE THE weakest point and which ha
StitE ti4aflst a foot
I'm the meantime work on the In
tatior rs practically abandoned. VIII
tbs exception Of the curtain. proseen
iAtitt atctts and the auditorium dome
tie scheme Of decoration is still un
= dseided- Samples OF flooring. col
l1ites and decorative effects are be
iii tffedS4fom time tostime
nhe curtain bearing an exqulslt
: Wv, oe Pdpocatepett and Ixtaccl
: hdaItipis complete and In place. !
Mbdohe in glass mosaic and Is thu
work. OF gA New York house. in whose
Studio II was viewed and approved
byblna-hY art critics The auditorium
dome lsEa costly and beautiful sx
ample ot art glass WORK The pros
eehihn arch Of mosaic made in Bud
aAets rs being reassmnIed and vii
sothbe ready to be putin place.
Thhrsthse has been equipped viii
tHeytiost Improved machinery 10,
Iitoyahg the curtains and scenery. TIL,
Theatre lids 600 square meters o
ltVOf t&apdSt%. 1uHe EXTERIOR IS tlHlbnet
<httke exception of the dome an,
ssyttaif bronze statues which remain
to IBe placed. ~
5;s,ss sTS-s1
. q 4heq hn6ient palace OF the Monte
sutahA on. the heights Of chapultepec
nov the home OF the president an,
h!As family, 10 soon to be eautppe'
WIN IL very modern wireless teie
Hgh equipment Another station
iSsse he Established In Torreon. Boil
stasiots Viii ne eduipp ed with hisi
pg&kt eatbliances, and will be KEEP
tatehatEe OF the. department of war
Thus President Madero VII be abl,
t6s,RSkh : In constant touch with tn,
: !eothniahdSrs In the field, REGARDLESS,
al ihtsrfuiptlon OF the land servlce
fak eaaipehneut for the stations ha.
altkady. been ordered. +
E So"
5.Thei acreage available for parsl-
tiSh among the inhabitants OF the
-1abubiles In accordance with one q
tlse bfoSlyionb Of Madero's "Pian 81