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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
Secretary Of State Goes
Aboard the Washington and
is Accorded Full Hon0rs Of
Cabinet Officer.
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS
WATCH HIM AsKANCE
Uusual Importance Attached
to Important Mission by
President as Shown by
Special Orders to Navy.
lns n,enIns IIsrala \. .. I.ea.ea VII

'Hy Esening Herald \. y. Leased WireI
Key West, Fla. Feb. Secretary
of state Phllander g. Knox sailed
from Key West today on board the
cruiser Washington on political mis-
sion that VIII takp him. according 90
present arrangements. 70 the capitals
of Central America 20 Caracas. Vene-
zuola. and possibly to Cartagena. Coz
lumbia, and also 20 various points in
the West Indies.
The Washington reached Key West
today and Mir Knox and his party
arrived from Palm Beach by train.
They were met az the railroad sta
ton by tho executive officer OF the
Washington. Ligutonnnt Commander
Stlcht. and were conveyed out 10 the
Washington in the ships launch.
when the secretary was taken on
board he WAS given the usual honor
a salute OF nineteen guns. This ls
significant OF the importance attach
cd 10 Mr. Knox's mission By Preal-
dent Taft and the state department.
Ordinarily the salute in given to cab
met officers only when they leave
shin. but according 10 special orders
Il will be accorded MIR. Knox when
ever he embarks In foreign port
ana also upon hts departure from tho
ship In American ports.
The secretary Of state has no flag
of his own; consequently the national
ensign viii be broken out al the fore
when he comes on board and the sa-
lutte Is fired. All the officers os the
cruiser. the entire marine attach-
mcnt and the band were paraded In
MIR, KnOxs honor today. A. the ma
rines presented arms. fogr ruffles and
four flourishes were sounded.
These ceremonies over. Mr.. Knox's
party was escorted below and the
voyage 20 Port Antonio was begun.
The secretary will occupy the adj
mlrni's quarters on board the wash
ngton.
Mr. Knox Is making the trip at the
direction of the president, and Euro
pean diplomats look on with more
than passive interest The secretary
rs going 60 the Caribbean for the pur-
pose OF solving diplomatic problems
and securing more accurate uturma-
ton as To- the conditions In Central
and northern south America. The
Washington viii go from here Ia
Port Antonio. Jamaica. and the pres.
ent itinerary VIII keep Mr.. Knox away
until some time IN April. Most oe
the time his official home viii bee ON
board the Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
our FORM on GOVERNMENT
PREVENTS ACCEPTANCE

W0shingt0n, D. q, Fcb. 25.--Ihe
United states. because Of its form of
government WAS uuable 90 sign the
international white Slave convention
OF 1910. The United states, however,
is party TO an ARRANGEMENT which
aims 10 accomplish the same ends
without binding the federal govern
ment The white slave traffic, ac-
cordjng To- the state department nec-
essarlly must bc handled by the states
individually in the absence OF any
national police organization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
LIEUTENANT FIELDS
MUST STAND TISIAI

washington. Feb. 23.--Dlsobedience
Of orders IN crossing the Information
al line with men under arms VIII be-
the charge upon which Lieutenant
Ben Field. Eighteenth infantry. Is &C.
be tried az San Antonio. The war de-
partment was az first disposed 90 con-
done the offenso. as it arose from o
mistake. but IL has been finally de-
cidod that Tor the effect upon Mex
leo, ana ns an indication Of the In.
tcutlon of the United states 90 OBJ
serve the neutrality laws, it was
necessary 90 mako an example. The
trial will be boy legal Officers attached
20 the headquarters Of the depart
meut of Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
ENGLISH PEOPLE HOPE
MINERS WON'T STRIKE


tWA ENenimH uerulu ~ - tchHru NAffl
London, Fob. 23.-MXed feelings
prevail today among those directly
Interested Boo the coal trade dispute,
While the great majority OF the gem
cral public finds it hard 90 believe
that such "a calamity as national
strike of coal miners involving nearly
"a million men will be allowed 20 occur
the coal owners ON the whole take "a
less favorable view of tho situation.
Delegates of the coal owners ana OF
the miners held separate mecunHs
privately this m0rning to discuss the
outcome of yesterdays conferences
with Premier AsQuith and other
members OF the government
Another conference OF COMMITTEES
OF cabinet members with q deputa-
tlon of coal owners was held today.
the object being Co secure some con-
cessiou to o0cr tho miners Ia ex-
change fOr their consent 90 a suspcn-
sion of the strike notices.
Meetings OF both the owners and
Miners Federatiohs have been SUM
moned for February 2lth, when the
minors are 10 giyo their decision AS to
whether they will postpone the strike
Premier Asqulth had an audience
with King George at buckingham
Palace and communicated 90 him the
progress of negotiations which appear
90 be tending toward peace.
Tho Federation of Transport Work
ers instructed tho executive commit
teo 90 give the miners assistance In
tho event OF a strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
REBELS CAN OCCUPY
JUARE2 At LEISURE

RI Paso. Texas. Feb 23.--1'hc Mex
ican National passenger train which
ivft here last night returned today
having encountered burned bridges
south of Juaroz There were several
bands Of rebels aloag the line, IN,
train crew reported.
The bridges were burned yester-
day after troop trains bearing the
Juarez garrison had passed or their
way TO Chihuahua. thus making u
impossible for the troops to return e
Juarez by rail
~ rebels hold two fort trains on
the Mexico Northwestern road Juare'
mag be taken by the insurrectos al
their pleasure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
ANARCHY REIGNs IN
INTERIOR or MEXICO

Turroon Mex, Feb. 2O.--(By Mail
to RI PasoJ --Torreon continues 20 be
isolated both by rail ana Federal wire
communication from all the outside
world Only one train has been able
10 get out TO the north and that is
the ono carrying these advlces, leave
ing today. The hcWs of the slaughter
which followed the attack of the Vas
quistns on san Pedro sunday night
is apparently confirmed. the figures
being PSI royoltos killed. besides two
children, seven women and fed
erals killed. ana "a fcderals wounded,
the federal outposts nad kept up a
lire on the busiogers and then retreat
ed into town with "A cry to eyocuate.
The vanguard fell into the trap, 20
rebels entering the long narrow
street. followed by several hundred
poorly armed poems, bent on sacking
the town A withoring ire met them
from tho house tops whore troops and
machine guns were concealed, about
200 falling dead.
Reports curront this morning are
that the Vasquistas infuriated at the
havoc played with their advance
guards al San Pedro. returned TO the
attack with desperation and finally
succeeded in entering the town and
burning the market place. A report
reached here today that san Pedro
had been sacked last night Ia cusc
of the fall OF SAN Pedro, the Nasquis-
itas and Zapatistas viii De I'm COM
mand of the entire Ia Guna district
except 10 miles radius or less, includ-
ing the towns OF Torrcon. Gomez PAL
ncio and Lerdo.
Napima Is On the hands OF bands
who come ana go IN bunchos OF so
and 100.
Sunday they made a demand OF the
Ponolos Mining company for 5000
pesos which were paid by the smelier'
The poems OF the city attempted io
loot the town but were suppressed by
Nasquistas and threatened with sum
mary execution. The rebels are pre-
serving perfect order pr paparoi,
italian consul an Gomez Palacio. VIII
protest TO his government against an
scult upon him ana six other for
Oignors in the holding zap OF street
car between here and Gomez Palacio.
"As soon az ] can get into tele-
graph communication with The ltal-
ian minister m Mexico shall enter
a official protest against this act with
tho further declaration that the gov-
ornmont D. not offering adequate pros
toctinn Go Foreigners" said he.
Eght Yasqulstas were killed bS
Fcdorals concealed in O. box car on O
tran brought Ia last night from sal
till, over the Coahuiln and Pacific
About go rohcls were lined up neat
the track ana flagged what they sup
rosod was the construction train.
Five bodies Of tho dead rebels were
brought in on the train. Telegraph
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
WOODROW WILSON'S
|. At HOME DURING
HIS ADDRESS TO
THE STUDENTS
High Cost Of Living is Subject
Matter of Important Ad-
dress Delivered by Canli-
date at Lawrence, Kansas
GOVERNOR sTUBBs Is
DOING THE H0NORs


Lawrence. Kan. Feb. 23.--It was
as university man 20 university men
that Governor Woodrow Wilson ad-
dressed the students OF the University
OF Kansas here today He talked ff-
teen minutes. All classes We're dis
missed during his visit. The cost a..
living was his theme.
IT would be a fallacy" he said,
'to tell YOU students Of economies
that the cost of production governs
tho cost Of commodity. The cost oi
production n too uncertain. II var-
les In different factories II varies Ia
one factory under different superln-
tondcntF."
Governor Wirhon arrived here from
Topeka at $3.50. He was introduced
Co the students by Governor w u.
stubhs of Kansas. lie departed at
9:l5, expecting Go reach Nashville.
Tenn, tomorrow morning, whore he
Will make am address.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
STANDARD SEEKS TO
.STRANGLE ANOTHER
OIL COMPANY
Waters-Pierce Company of
Texas Asserts That if New
Directors are Elected it
Will be Part of 0ctupus.

ODy Evening Herald 4. y. Leased wireD
81 Louis, NO, Feb. 23.-The ans
wer 81 the Voters Pierce Oll COM
pany In the mandamus suit Of the
Rockefeller Standard interest was NJ
ed today lt charges that the Rookie
feller faction is trying 20 obtain con-
troll of the Waters Pierce company 10
perpetuate the oil monopoly ordered
dissolved by the United states supreme
court In the case OF the Standard OF
company OF New Jersey
The fight for control az the annual
stockholders meeting began a week
ago, when the standard interest tried
90 elect Robert " stewart George
w Mayer, and g. NJ. Adams to the
directorate anc, Gust II. Clay Pierce
~ head Of the company.
When the Pierce tollers refused 10
absorb the standard votes the man
dnmus suit was filed. The Pierce
answer asserts that neither OF the
proposed standard directors owns
any stock IN his own right I'm the
Waters-Pierc company, but that one
share each has been transferred 70
them TO enable them TO qualify.
II ls charged that It Ia the intention
of the former directors of the stand
ard OH company who now control a
majority OF the stock In the suhsi-
diary corporations, TO bring the Wat
ers-plerce company into an unlawful
restraint of trade. 40 permit the
election of stewart. Mayer and Adams
rs directors, Il h. charged, would bC
to ulnee tho aWuIra az the Waters
Pierce ON company under the COM
plete domination Of the standard on
company of Indiana, which il Ia al
legged. is q competitor Of the Waters
Pierce company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
GOVERNMENT RESCUERs
AID ~ THE WORK

Coalgate. Okla Feb. 23.--Soven
corpses have been recovered from the
hre In the Loigh mine. Two men are
missing
The government rescue department
sent men and equipment from Nc
Aloster 20 the mine,
The hrc started ln mine No when
MoKicans were heating a pic car con-
tanning oil which boiled over and
caught fire.
IL IS believed the two missing me-
groos are stil iu the mine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23

sapulpp. OKLA, Feb. 23.--A clash
between police ana state officers att
tempting 90 make arrests for viola
tlon of the statewide prohibition
statutes resulted today in the arrest
of chief of Police Wise.
The charge against him BE- that ho
used tactics designed o. protect q sa-
pulpa roomiug house when state of-
ucors raidod the place and searched
for liquor.
Wise was indicted ON representa-
tious made hy enforcement Officers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
.SNEED IS DECLARED
A TRUE HUSBAND
His Attorney Makes SpeciOus
Plea for Acquittal; Holds
Up Client as Typical Of
Texas Chivalry.

(Dy Evening Herald 4. y. Leased WircI
Fort Worth. Texas. Feb. 23.--"John
Real snced IL the first man since the
time ot Christ who has done his full
duty toward his wife under all cir
cumstances the product of Texas
chivalry and TeXus Christianity B'
has violated no law"
This description was applied by A.
torney Cone Johnson today when ho
concluded argument IN the trial III
which sneod Is accused OF having
killed captain \. q. Boyce. Boyce''
son olopcd with snecd's wife. Wo-
men carrying small children crowded
into court 10 hear the arguments.
n appears that tho case will not
be ready for the jury until tomor-
row.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
ITALY SEEKS TO ANNEX
THE STATE OF TRIP0LI
lns ENenlnR IIeraId \. p. I.eased MIrel

(ny EVcntnR Herald 4. =. Leased sNiFel
Rome. Feb. 23.-Absoluto Italian
sovoroienty over Tripoli and the pas
sage of the bin anncXlng the South
African state We're recommended On
u report presented 60 the chamber of
deputies by Ferdlnando Martini for
NOR governor of the Italian colony Of
Eritrea, today. on behalf OF a COM
mittce appointed 20 consider the an
noxation
The discussion of tho bin began al
once. Baron sidney sonnino, former
premier declared his intention to vote
for the measure but reserved the
rlrht 20 examine the action OF the
government.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
Washington Regards Situation
in Northern Mexico as Ex-
ceedingly Grave After OF.
fetal Reports.
REv0LUTI0NIsTS ARE
ADVANCING ON JUAREZ
Col. Steever in Command at
Ell PasO Writes That His
Advices are to the Effect
Battle is Imminent.


cay Evenina Herald :. y. Leased wIrrb
Washington. Feb. 2s.--Ofnclal adj
vices from the border today indicate
that General Orozco VIII join the rev.
olutiouary forces of General Geron-
ONO Trevlno 10 chihuahua and has
accepted the provisional presidency OF
Mexico.
War department officials were con-
ccrnod today by reports from Colonel
SteCycr. IN charge OF the American
forces pgiroling the Mexican border.
confirming press dispatches that large
forces OF rebels were moving on
Juaroz, opposite IN Paso. Texas.
The adyicos stated that General
Orozco was leading one OF these
forces with 400 men,
Officials OF both the state and war
departments consider recent devel-
opments IN northern Mexico as oniin-
GUS and are watching closely every
move 0f the government ana the reehl
forces. From Casas Grandes rue
NOR has come OF serious stutc of
affairs, with q large rebel force mass
ing there
Tho rumorod movements of GEN
crui 0rp7co nrc without confrma-
ton but chihuahua continues % hot
bed of revolution
few parts OF tho republic are
quiet bus others coutnGc to furnish
basis for tho deep concern fcli
there. an the women ana childrcn
living at Volardenn and Asarco, wher,
the American Smelling and Rcfinine
company works are located. are res
ported 90 have departed,
Disturbances are reported in Dri-
zaha and Ialipa und Soledad In the
state OF Vera Cruz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
THE GOLDEN rule
PARTY TO CONVENE

Davenport Iowa, Feb. william
n. Benkert oft Davenport. national
chairman of the United Christian
party. today issued a call for ma
tional conference of the party to De
held an Rock Island, il., May ].
The cali announces that IL Is the
purpose OF the United Christian party
90 oud capital punishment and 70
settle the tariff. liquor trust and high
cost of living qurations by a direct
vote of the people ana the Golden
Rule.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
EIGHT BODIES ARE
TAKEN FROM NINE
It is Believed That About 20
Men are Still Entombed in
Workings of McAlester
Properties.


McAlester. Okla, Feb. 23.-ito-
ports to the state mine Inspector here
say eight bodies had been taken from
mine No. OF the Western Coal and
Mining company in which fire broke
out late today n was said twenty
mixers are entombcd, II ~ believed
the eight known dead and one man
unaccountcd for comprise an the cas-
ualtios. The burning mluC is near
Leigh, Okla.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
WOMAN ATTENDANT
MAY KNOW CAUSE
.OF DEATHS
She is Under Surveillance at
Brooklyn Nursery Where
Unparalleled Death of Ino
fants Took Place.


tny EVening Herald 4. q. Leased WireD
New York. Feb. s3,-A woman at
trndant n inc BROOKLYN Nursery and
uy ailcnistH WHO are seeking 10 solve
tho mystery of the deaths of eight
children within che week. The chill
dren are believed 90 have been pois-
Ouod
According 10 hospital authorities
the suspect was committed 10 the in
suwuou by The city last summer she
brought with her b baby boy. Her
duues brought her IN frequent con-
tact with the inmates Of the nursery
ana also afforded her access 30 the
diet Kitchen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
NOTHING TO SAY Is
R0OSEVELT'S REPLY
,siy Evening Herald 4. p. Leased w"vr

,dy Evening Herald 4. y. Leased WWr,
New York. Feb, 23.--Colonel Roose-
Welt was back az his desk today, but
prepared to depart tomorrow for Bos-
ton. He was uncommunicatiye, say-
ing 90 the newspaper men.
you may ask mo an the ques-
tions YOU desire. but ! shall have only
one answer for them am and that is.
This morning 1 have nothing Ia
say
Colonel Roosevelt will return from
Massachusetts Wednesday
Forty Boy scouts from Australia
called ON him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
MNNEsoTA PRoGREssIVEs.
lnY IaNenInR IIernId \. q. Lensed wiz

Minneapolis. MINI, Feb 2S.--Pro-
grossivo Republican LEADERS Of the
northwest are Go meet here tonight
with Walter T.. Houscr, senator La-
Follottc's campaign manager, to dis
cuss the campaign. Mr.. llouser IS
expected TO arrive late today from
North DAKOTA. whore he has been for
the last week In the interest of MT
LaFollctte's campaign.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
WHITE SLAVE TRADE
IS EXTRADITABLE
OFFENSE UNDER
COMMON LAW
Germany Passes First Reading
Of International Agreement
With Other Nations Of
Europe.
UNITED STATES CAN
NOT ACCEPT TREATY

Berlin, Fob. 23.--The Boischstag
today passed tho first reading of a
Slave convention OF May 1910. which
makes the crime an extraditable Of
fcnae. Deputies deplored the nom
adhesion of tine United states to the
convention.
a government representative prom
ised that Germany would make ef-
forts 90 induce the United states and
other nations 10 adhere 10 the con-
yention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23

B1rdvluo Ky, Feb. 23.- state
troops arrived here today TO protect
william Richardson. whose life has
been sought by three different mohs
since he Killed James Violet at MIL
hmm kN.. snturdnN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
CASH REGISTER
OPTICIANS GIVE BONDS
(us Eveutntr Herald 4. n, Ieaned " lreI

Cincinnati. o.. Feb. 23.--rwelye of
the indicted officials ana employees of
tho National Cash Register company
signed bonds for 5000 each An cX-
cent Arthur Wentz sales manager 90
Columbus. Ohio, are residents of pny-
ton. Ohio. They include John H..
Patterson. and President r.. A.
Deeds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
TmE DAY IN ooNGREss.


Not in session; meets Monday
al D. M.
senator McCumher explained
90 interstate committee hlH pro-
posed federal Incorporating oct
as sort of constitution FOR cor
purations.
Chain manufacturers added
their protest against steel 9arifi
revision bin before finance com-
mittce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
DOG DEnBY Run TODAY.
luy Eyening Herald A. q. LEASED Nirel

London, Feb. 23.--rhe Waterloo
cup. known as the dogs derby was
contested at Altcar. Lancashire. to-
day and won by D. w Fullerton's
Tidc Time. which defeated Advor-
sary IN the final Both Tide Time
and Adversary are greyhound pup
nics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23

Met ai noon.
Resolution passed rcquirinh
secretary of war Go submit AN
papers in caso of Major General
Ainsworth
Private pension bills occupied
most OF the day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
PRIZE FIGHTER DIES
SHORTLY AFTER BATTLE

6DS Hvenins Herald 4. y. Leased wireI
Chicago H.. FEB 23.--loe Ketchell,
the prize tighter. who collapsed after
o recent bout with Billy Walters al
the United states Naval Training
school near Waukogan died today.
Walters was arrested. pending in
vestigation by the coroner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
OLDEST MAN n DEAD.
, EVENING Heraid =. q. l.tased Wtre)

. Columbia. KY. Fob. a3--John q
. Merg. l2f years old. and prob .
. ably the oldest man in the =
. United states. died yesterday az
. his home on Indian Greek Merg =
. came Go this country from Ger =
. many in 1919 and enlisted. tie =
. drew "a pension for his services q
. aud the papers gave his age az =
. 2f years at the time OF his en-
. listment.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
GERMAN COMPOSER
~ MUCIi BicTTER
(By Evenian Herald 4. =. Leased Wirrl

Berlin Fob. 30 Prof Engolhurt
Humperdinck. the musical composer.
whose recent serious illness caused
anxiety. ia improving. he is able TO
walk about in his house bat one hand
still is puralyzcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23
FRENCH AVIATOR
MAKES NIIW RECORD

NY HNFhIhH WFFHIH v - I'"hrH WIFHl
o Pau. France, Feb. 23 Mau- .
. rlco Tahutoau, the French uvi- .
. ator today broke the worlds .
Q record for a swo hours flight hy .
. covering 237 kilometors. t54 me- 0
. tors D41 miles. 6tO yardal at .
. the FIXING ground here .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-23

Tubuteau already held the rec
ora Tor two hours flight witch
} ne established on January "a at
Pau. when ne flew 205 kilo-
meters. gh7 meters N27 miles,
|, furlonrsl In that time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-04
DEEDS FILED.
In the Office of rhe CounEy
Clerk for Recorda-
ton.

william H Lewis and L. NJ Wilson
to Louis saas, lot, Clark district
Fair Grounds improvement Com
panY to Esther A. Riley. l lot Alta
Vista
Albert J. and L. NJ. L.Shtnez to
Harvey Ilightner, lots. Elk Grove.
Harvey Ligntner TO Albert j.
Lightner. 2 lots. near city.
Ten Mile Land Company 10 w. l.
Cummings. ? lots Eagle district.
Cora Richards to Lloyd s swiger'
2 lots. Coal district,
Weir Improvement Company TO J.
r. Flint. lots. Summit Park, city
Amc Mathey to J. f. Flint, ] lot
Summit Park.
orville NJ. White 70 Ella J. White
interest in one acre, Elk district.
Perry G. White to orviIle NJ, White
1-2 of 1 acre, Elk district
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-04
no THE RIRIIC.

Whereas it has been reported that
the Socialist party is pledged to
support the prohibition amendment
at the coming election, and again
that it is pledged to oppose the said
amendment. We. the Central Commit
tee of the Socialist party o: Har-
rison county, take the prenEnt e9-
uortunity to state publicly that the
Socialist party is not pledged either
to supper, or to oppose the amend
ment, that each and every member
will vote as he pleases without any
instructions whatever from the
party
We reiterate the position taken
bv Socialists everywhere that drunk
enress is generally caused by power
ty. and that poverty is the necessary
result of the capital system, against
which we declare eternal warfare.
CHAIRMAN.
SECRETARY.