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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
MAY
FEEL STRONG ARM
Of BRITISH LAW
IF SMITH WINS
Cabinet Officer Denounoes
Premier Asquith's Treat
ment Of Situation as Perile
and Futile.
WANTS STERN MEASURES
TO COPE WITH CASE
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. I


London. Murcn 1.-THE me'hUJs
of the government la dealing VITA
militant suftragtttrs were disruNse !
In heated fashion in the house ui cntn-
mons today. one og the uuionIst neiu-
bers, Harold smith declared that th"
passive submission oi the authorities
tn hunger strikes" and subt ar.ugps
had brought ridiculc on the admin
istrItiou ut the law.
The country faces mob rui"." ne
urged. ANA emergency measures are
necessary. The home secretary has
reduced IN" administration ot the
law to % farce. Tho natural conrn-
qu"uso is that the mob is taking the
law into its own hands
"lt is % disgrace to civilized couu-
ny that women are allowed openly tu
hugw That they ARE crimiuuly ,ou-
spring Co. hrrJk the law and that
nothing can deprive th,m of their
liberty. Tho home secretary ought
tu proclaim unlawful fho meetings ut
On, militant ~uf'ragi-t~ but his only
ate mut O." remedy th, situation thus
idi has been a irW pUrt'p aud futile
efforts 100 forDiui" feeding hnrhprio in
their cruelty"
MI Smith Turned uu th, home s,r-
rotary and dramatically demanded
that h' resign from tho cabinet
Nuu ur, % hopeless ullaro. SIR"
h' shouted. This present serious
stat" at affairs can hc handled only
hN strong men"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
HIINIORCEMENTs SENT
GNRI,ISON NT IAI.EDO

Monterey. Mexico. March { = -Gcn-
cral Trucy Auhcrt today sent 200 gov
rrnWrut troops with artillery 90 Hs-
Hlst 100 the protection OF Nue3u Laredo
ON the United States frontier agninst
the attack of the Carrunza rebels.
Another column ~ government troops
has been sent from Monterey 90 cap
turc eighty rebels who have taken
possession of san Nicolas Hid.tlgo
about nVc miles away.
column OF 900 federal troops
commanded hv General Auhert de-
trH,d 500 followers OF Carruza ut
Pof"ru, u the state OF Noyo Loon.
YESTERDAY. The fcppJs rrypitod here
today say that tho fedprais lost SIEVE
entecu Killed aud the rebels twenty
eight The rebels rrtrcatd toward the
north. followed hy the frd.rals who
later occupied Nilluldams
\ group ut rchpis has taken pos
session oi icumulc. in the northwest
part ut the state ut NurNu Leon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
TEN ROUND BOXING
BOUTS LOCALIZED
IN INPENNSYLvANIA
State Athletic Board to Nave
Control of All Contests If
Bill Pending in Legislature
Becomes Law.
Ln, I.ca.cd MIrc % E,cnIna IIernla.

liHrrisburs. Pa. March rs Ten.
round boxing bouts under the super
vision ~ "a state athletic board viii
hv lvntlisrf iH pyGusA itanih 81 bill
introduced ip ihe house ui representa-
uv"s hcrc last uIRht heoomes law.
The hiN prusid,s turs commission
uf hFr members appointed bt the
governor They would have eXcius-
iNv control over all boxing nnd SPAR
ring matches $50 boxing az sunrring
match or tNhihlton could br more
thuu t.n rounds m .cuzth Hud CON
testtnts would have 90 wear gloves
90 lyaai c'sht ouuevs u weight
I'aeb club uuthorged r. w.yc SPAR
ring matches would have to hp H.
.rnsvt nt the commission and nlr a
bond with ths auditor general a
provision .s mad" fur the pHN mrut go
thr state treasurer of Tax of per
cent "t ,hD -I Iss receipts of each ca
h.nruu.
For fake huNug 20 boxer h. disuual-
iN.I nom boxing fnT -ik months 4
second utDu-, means dlstIuHlt cation
fnr aH um. in the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
CABINET CONSIDERS
RECOGN NITION
Of CHINA
President Wilson Considers
Long Delayed Justice TO
New Republic; Bankers In
terested in Outcome.
lBy LEASED Wire To Evening Herald.

7
Washington, March Is President
Wilson ana the cabinet worked two
hours today over statement dcfin.
INK ia attitude at the United states
toward the Chinese six power loan. IL
was to have been made public this
aItcrnoon hut just before the meet.
INK broke up Il WINS announced that
the statement would not be- given out
before late today or probably tomor-
row. \ irW DAYS ago IL was pointed
out thnt the new administration 81,
not intend to couple the recognition
oi tho new Chinese republic with thp
question of tho loan in any way that
might hc construed ug nm effort on
the part at the United states to force
iaN"r for American bankers There -
no reason to believe that this attitude
has been changed ana some urucidis
look Tor something definite along that
I'm" IN the settlement. if ono finally le
issued
\ delegation of banker. who yis-
tied the state department last wcox
received limitations tu that effect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
TRIEDMNNN TO TREAT ALL
SUFFERERS WITHOUT CHARGE

Sew York March lS.-Dr frieder-
son FrunH friedman h. ready 90
treat Wishout charge. an sufferers
from tuberculosis according To his
brother. Dr. Arthur Friedman. who
declared that % was % crime not to
permit him to du so. pr Fricdmuun
has been refused permission hv the
m"dicHi authorities oi the chg to give
his treatment except iu connection
with certain hospitals Since np
arrival hundreds ur sufferers h4,.
hes"ughi hiW 90 aid them. a dozen
persons. suffering from pulmonary
tuberculosis rtc"N.d Dr Frodmann's
treatment 90 Bellevue hospital yss-
i'rdHA. All we're iu AN advanced
sithe "i ih' disease. hundreds ass
r'mhl"d outside in Tho nope that thcs
might he treated bat all except thos.
previously selected were turned away.
lh' b'llrtur hospital clinic was an
"ifiri"l t"st under tnr owes of got.
'rnn"ui surgeons. lIte. Anderson aad
Stim~"n OF the United States uuhllc
health emf Marine noSpusI service.
After treating IA, PATIENTS h.. lcs-
iui'd mitth aud answered mnu,
questions +" thr Attending pnvaiclau-
according 'n u report from ihe dptn
"n~itIt,ng rooms
From This cIiniu Dr Friedman
went Go the hospital tor deformitl,s
ana JOINT Diseases Ilr rNumIncd
twenty -iiN" adults and children. learn
90 ihvu mculDJl history ana took
Hay pictures. llc viii examine
"th'r patients tomorrow and win urrA'
about roo Thursday.
Beginning Tuesday of next v,rk.
h' announced hv would hold Tree rlu-
l,s weekly az this hospital. At tho
M"nit'i"r" home Ai,von more pa.
'l'hls were treated hy the Berlin ph,..
sl'i"n 900 the presence of prg An
d'rS"h ana Stimsuu Cases that had.
h"'n knowing Improvement hc reject.
ga "E tho ground TINT they would moi
"ii'r iHir toSt ut hts treatment.
Many "i these people have como
from out ui town and they can NOT
ID" taken into the city hospitals hr-
cause th'F do not live mere" Arthur
fri"dmnnn declared Tie told of "A
victim of th" disease who had laId
u"lIy siege O." Dr Friedman at his
hotcl for ten DAYS.
This man." ho continued. "has IA
temperature ct i0t and iO5 ana .s
walking about the streets fr m.,
drop dead in the street but we r,n ,o,
h'lp him pr. Frirdmaun ,un tr.lt
nnlf eases in hospitals und those uu.
urr care "l 10 government physirt.u.
Ih'r" are hundreds of persons iu Sr,r
YORK t' hom ho wants tn piyo n.
treatment for tho benefit uf humanity,
nut his hands are tod. Itc .s papgr
20 treat those uatiouts. rich mud moor
"uk' without charge n is "a crime
NOT T." allow him to du ~o."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
W|LO SCRAMBLE FOR
APPOINTIVE
OFFICES
Applicants Beat Walls of the
Treasury Department for
Admission While Secretary
Telegraphs for Man for Job.


Washington March lS Humorous
incidents attend tn. Siege ct wash
.ngtun by uuicysyckcrs Win, Sec
rotary NcAdoo was tclcgraphinr To
BOSTON ana NrW YORK tu discover o.
man whom ne is seriously considering
for assistant secretary ~ tho treas
ury to succeed James l.. Curtis. "a
charge ut customs, half a huudrt I
supporters ui uH many applicants
waited IN his oilr., although they
were totd mat IA, selection was prt.
tlCally determined
Tho sam, thing occurred iu couucc.
uun with the appointment ot United
States treasurer N'hlE the srrrr-
tlry was sending dozen tclegrums
ihroadcusi iu search oi John Butky.
iuimCr governor ct Nurth Dakota,
who wue ultimately appointed. l00
applicants were virtually heating on
thc walls ut tho treasury tor udmis-
sion. burhu was finally found AZ
Minneapolis, the announcement of his
selection made and tho army at tor
lorn applicants turned away
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
EXPERT TESTIFIES IN
HARVESTER TRUST SUIT
ln, Len.cd Mlrc DO L,cnng IIcrnld.

Omaha, March Professor S ~
Chase, at tnr head ol th implement
department of th" agricultural branch
ul N"hrlstH uuN'rsib, was among
tho witnesses rull.d today to tostit,
100 the d'ivutt ut tho lutvtuutlunul
liarN N'stor COMPANY tu an, govern
mcurs antitrust suit Professor
Chase was called us uu export in arui
impI m,uts. Farmers and draIots
were called during tho morning scs
sion, Amos Friedcu of Shickie,.
Nrh truificd thut uf mis- farm nl
chincry, valued ut S3.00U his hartesicy
implements represented oniy $3.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
INDIANS TO INVADE
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Tnbesmen Plan Strong Lobby
Of Paid Delegates to Look
After Affairs in Washing
ton During Sessions.
/ ~ Lca-cd Wirc 10 t,cning Herald /

Washington March Congress
when be r.routpurs WIN Sind "a rival
No emo capital for lt developed todng
plans have hrru made Go establish
hnrr Iu urWuizatiou to br known as
Ga" Indian congress The arrange.
mCuh were approved at "a meeting ut
several tribal Indians and their rep-
tesDnttlves ia-i nlght Tho congress
viii haNt unD resident delegate from
rIrh oi thc various Indian trtbra uf
'hr country Ench delegate win rp-
r'iNr salary thr amount to he
.rWincd hy b.e puuu.I I'D eanh
tr hr. tD hr paid uut of the tribal
funds Thr primary object ul tine
congress Nlil hs io look after the iu~
terests ui tha Indians before the got.
crnmeut Hud rouEress
The Indian neW spaper tho Tumn-
hawk uow printed on ihc Wrifn
Earth reservation ln Minnesota. IL si-
-o go be iorotHd here ana n IA CA
Ected publication ~ the paper iu
Washington Niil hegIn d, the ilme lha
eNirt session of congress cOnVeneN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
REPUBLICANS LOSE
CHOICE OFFICES
Democratic Senators Seize
Choice Committee Rooms
Long Occupied by Old Guard
Leaders.
hN Irn.rh Mirc Co INrnNIr HrrnIh


Washington, March IN b,muura.
ilr .uuafuU began TODAY tu ~oiI. upuu
th. choice office, uun committee
room. 'nH buN, h,ru occupied ny th.
E'puuu.ru- iur years Th, Work %,
moving H..| ho pushed iu order thu.
The NOW occupants WHy DO, comfort
ably settled Dos th. tam, tho rS,ut
session ..u.rue~ Apri practi,lli.
every u.wu,tugic senator will move.
senator pGumau OF Nrv NorE,
who hH. bad O., %, satisfied with ia
oiii," lU 30 Tar ufI corner of tho ui.
lcc building under the Eepubu,an
regime. WN' move into the uunrr.I
Formerly occupied uN senator V,u.
rose U In, capital Tho l.r,i ufII
move uiu hr office rmulaut ua-
tor Lu0Fu Nll cNchaug. uil.,,s with
Senator TIlmau, Senator ,h,un Iu
NiI u..upN thr suite Tuuu.tIE used
.hy Senator Crane. Senator saum lus
.vu have Jh. luxurious apartments of
Former senator Aldrich. Senator
Bacon. us head oft thr foreign .t.,irs
commtf,. uNiay moved ,ulo Former
Senator Cu'I0ms office .nI ., 10 Be- .Il
along th0 limo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
IIOJSE no uOt ~ FIGHTING
RESI- It's ~ nisIl.l. TRIt AIPIl

Iorr,on, Mexico. March iNA
band of rebels commanded Dos tallNtp
tonu"ras. attacked and defeated the
garrison of lcdricynn under colonel
Hartins yesterday. according 90 dla-
patches received here today The
iodcrals, numbering uuh ufy men,
Fought stuhhurniy from thp housytons
hui Wer" routed. leaving tNtnty. two
dead and several Wuuud.d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
DEVEIOpNENT oF TIMER
re THING iOR ALAltfouF,TgopH

Thr heNelVpment uf the great tim.
Der resources tanped ny tho proposed
railroad VIII be CuuuRh IN itself To
make Albuquerque one 90 the most
Important towns ln the west The
fuot u thai This city will ae the seat
ut such tliaberlng operations on a
huee scale Hnd Nlll ALSO have import.
ani shops ana terminal facilities mid.
way of the new railroad system az.
sures acre one of the largest and
mns2 prosperous cities ia the Rocky
Mountain region
The New Mexico Central Il ~ stat
60 Will he taken over 81 the new in.
terrstH rogardlgas ~ the outcome 81
the present litigation. the result az the
suits for settlements 80 determine the
rnsiE 0f the irausfpr II "A undefalu1a
that w. a. Andrews Wfli he nr0nIis
n~ntly Identified with the new TAIL.
ruad. current fanor nalSsnN ham pgea.
idcnt ~ lhu concern.
Tho hardest nut 70 crack eaal a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
TO Be
ISSUED ON SICK
TREATED BY
FRIEDMAN
German Specialist Announces
He Is Ready to Administer
Serum Free to Sufferers
from Consumption.
BESIEGED BY ARMY
OF EAGER APPLICANTS


fby Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
New Nork, March ls.- The pr, srcss
of the twenty persons Who 20, ,eivcd
Dr Friedmann's treatmcai for ;rhcr-
culosis, 80 Bellevue hospital ysstor.
uay. VIII De- told the public by q dsiiy
SERIES oi bulletins from the offices of
me hoard OF health. THE first cf
thesc bulletins will NOT De- issued,
however Tor a week. as no change IN
the condition of any oi me Sufferers
ls expected within that time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
LOCAL AND FEDERAL
GOVERN MENTS
CLAIM LAND
Sites of Public Buildings in
Washington Subject to Dis.
pute Between District of
Columbia and Uncle Sam.
ny Leased wlrr to EycnIng ucrnId !


washington. March lN.---Coniiirt has
irlson between the federal government
ana the local goNcrnmrnt of the Dis.
iri'i "i Columbia, over title to land
"h which nov stand many publlr
nuildinEm IN INVESTIGATION now
Under way hy the district government
io determine the jitlos tu property has
resulted Ia the discovery that many
lngu! government buildings are on
ground owned hy the federal govcrn-
m'ut Whil" in numerous cases the re-
'ris" iS th" cHs'. when tho lnVcs-
ugNtiuu b. completed. th. land proh-
AMY vii! be- appraised by a Joint COM
mission, ana tho transfers. made on
q sal" basis. Tho inquiry is In cx-
hau-tivc one ana iu some eases the
in,"'ilruturs have gone as iur back
ns -, iu their search ono interest
ing feature developed was tho fact
thnt some OF tho lands tor school
PURPOSES were acquired through lot
terry schemes while others were snap
ped uu 90 public auction sul,s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

Nntu Ariz. March Three
bridges wcro burned during thy night
IN the Southern Pacific branch below
Nar". supposedly 90 prevent state
troops from moving hy rain close TO
the border town where pJrda s fcdor-
dls remain fortified twenty mora
federal iuuu Indians have deserted
pi"du ana az, held by United states
troops here. ~ is not expected that
th' cpnstitutionuilst forces can ore
guniz' movement against Naou bee
fore tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
SHAMROCK CHEERS
ENTOMBED MEN
Miners Buried Under 227 Feet
Of Earth Receive sprig Of
Green While Waiting for
Rescue.
ny Leased Mhc 60 i.,cniug Herald

London March IN Althmuh im-
Uri~uurd --, i,yt below tho surface
at the cumberland mines fHu Irish
miners r'.ul..d % reminder ui So
Patrick duN Eco cheer them. \ sprtg
"i sh1Wrurk was lowered Goo Them
thruu-h 20 marrow uor, hole thruugh
which th, tvu men have been f,p
dhlS since 10 rush uf waite, uNr du,>
ago cut nu their ,suaIv from the
min,
The men Wll pruuahN %, rescued
hs soon us th' water is pumped ont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

Calcutta, March rs. -Four homNF,
intended tn kil the editors OF tho
leading papers here, exploded In th
Ing them we're beng sorted by mail
clerks Three clerks were fatally iu.
ured The deadly missiVes were adj
dressed g. the editors OF the English.
man, Statesman. capital and Empire,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

N01NVI1'0. T0UN- MNr0N V0IT0D
ludgo ki'lcu. tolloNlnp hls annual
custom, visited the local police sta
tuu yesterday and announced 20 the
prisoners that in honur of - pat
ricH'H day hr would release an the
lrlsh Every inmate pl the prison,
including some ncgrncs, cpimed 10 be
sons ,,',.. Of Erin, 20 Jndgc Eillen released
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
BRIDGES BURNED TO
BLOCK ADVANCE
Of SONORA
REBELS
Federals Remain Fortified
Around Naco Awaiting the
Attack of Constitutionalists
Marching from the South
ward.

= Laredo, Texas. March tS-Au .
= trace of the tatrauzuIats who .
= Yesterday dashed into Nuevo I.a- .
y redo with a woman leader was =
y lost today They had left the =
= camp south 81 The city where .
y Yesterday they appeared tn hp y
. renewing their attack .
- Federal defenders uf Nucyo o
y Laredo announced tndnt that .
600 rrintorccments were fortp .
= miles south OF tn" CITY repairing 9
= thu railroad, and should rruch .
y Nucvo Laredo tomorrow. .
y . . Q q q a q a a a a a a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
TAXICAB BANDIT HAS
PROMISED CONFESSION
/ By leased Wire Ia Evening Herald

N,w YORK March H. Joseph Tny
Tor, the dapp"r. yunc-twlIling yuuul
man who ho8stol lu the pollv, hast
night thnt b, Wus the loader cot thr
uXicnh haud.ts N hu have been tyrrur-
iziug the citN, WAS expected today to
make revelations whi,h would head
tn further ARRESTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
HUNDRED CAUGHT IN
NINE CAvE-IN
Reports Indicate That Prison
ers Have Plenty of Air ana
That They Will All Be Res
cued.
~, Leased wirr to E,cnng Herald. /

Henderson ky, March lS.--pue
uugdrcd and thirty miners ate i'm
prisuurd today M coal mnu at the
lltts,"rg 'oul company ut Baskets
L,ar here, because cot a ravC-ln which
has rlnggcd the mouth Of the shaft
Reports rom the mine stated that
although the men have hcru unnhl
to mako their way out through tl
oir shaft there hH, been M fatau-
tics. 70 was expected tho men would
nr released soon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18
nrlnMnrr Itefn,r,

Dover brt. March u.s. with unN
fuut more states needed. bcmWutr
to-day rciWrd 90 join thc uff,rmntte O.
s'utrs bon rhiiiNlug direct election ~
United states senators Tho senate
hillcd th h"urc resolution fayoriug
direct election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

Paris March ls The goVernment
l"aHN asked phrliam to authorize
"a lnan oi &i6,Nuun00 Of this suol
$4,000 0nh Is to be devoted to pub.
Nc WORKS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY
You ret u I'm the HERALD.
siSty Cents q month or IS crnts
a week delivered at your door,
ifty cents ny mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-18

lively mnw mll
glm fnht anI t|IM
ismlm lfWn ii
Tn ll-wa4un Nf1
aFrnind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
GOV. SULZER IN
BAD WITH HIS
LEGISLATURE
TALK OF lIMPEACHING THE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE Is NOW
GROWING RAPIDLY.
Legislature Preparing to Pass
Number of Bills Over His
NetO-Block Appointments.

ALBANY. y. y. July 2O.-Not in
Years has there been such a condition
OF uncertainty in legislative and Of
hcial circles in this State as exists at
present. The constantly widening
breach between Governor Suizer and
the Democratic organization forces.
lea by Charles F. Murphy. the Tamma-
ny chieitain. with rumors of an i'm
pending attempt to impeach the exec.
utNe. has caused a situation unprece-
dented in State politics.
When the legislatures reconvenes
tuesday the leaders plan a quick
cleanup OF pending legislation. then.
after recess OF three or four weeks.
10 return and pass over the Govern
or veto measures disapproved BY
him which thev believe should become
laws. The organization primary bill
Is one of the measures which IL is
planned TO pass. The leaders are
hopeful that this plan can be carried
out. as each house has d Democratic
majority OF two-thirds. the proportion
necessary 10 enact legislation without
the Governors signature. There Is
every indication also OF more than
enough Republican accessions to over
balance any Democratic defections.
When the Fravley committee. an
investigating committee named by
the legislature. adjourned after hav-
ing sought TO establish by several
witnesses that the governor had at
tempted to bargain for votes for his
primary measure. in return for exec
utive favors. 1t was announced that
iurther testimony along these lines
would be offered when the committee
reconvenes The committees pro-
sram includes further hearings This
week.
II has been practically decided 10
continue these extraordinary sessions
until December 81 in order 10 block
the governors present appointments
and prevent him from removing heads
Oi departments friendly 10 Tammany
and hlling the vacancies with recess
appointments OF his own friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
SUTHERLAND
REMSTATES
REPUBLICAN

special Bispe 'c1 20 the IuteIligerc-r.
NASlIfNGTO%. u. e.. July co.
Through efforts of Congressman
sutherland. J. +. Dingcr. son 81 Dave
Dnger. formerly oc Wheeling. and
who Was secretary to former con.
gressmen Dpvener and Hubbard has
been rcinstated as messenger in the
Navy Department. Young Dingcr had
RESIGNED some time ago and although
a Republican. Congressman Suther-
land succeeded in getting him hacl,
into the service in his old position
something that few. if any Rcpuhli-
can Conrressmen have been able 90
do under tho Wilson administration
prEcr. Sr.. has .ust returned from
Maine whore DO acted secretary for
congregational sspirant during pri-
mary campaign. Air. pinEor i4 a. eX-
rcrienced politician as ho BEL sec
retary. and hc has been the latter for
various cou=rcssmen for rftcen wears.
A. present hc b. helping with the ac-
c1mulatcd work in Congressmsn Sutb-
criauds onicc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-21
Complications May
Arise over Election of
Senators by DirectVote

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July 20 -
Complications arr predicted as Ger
tain to arise over the installation of
the direct election method for tho So
lection OF United States senators.
Most ~ the trouble g. expected fo re-
-ult from che failure Of state Iegisla.
tures to provide promptly appropriate
methods for Carp iug ont the recent
gmendm"at to fhe constitution for the
direct senatorial election
leaders oI fhr senate ma Iorify are
more anxious about the situation than
the Republicans should two or more
vacancies on the Democratic side of
the chamber occur the narrow marEiu
of power in the body would be- gone.
There ATE thirty-tvo senatorial
terms which viii expire on March o..
1915 some W the states affected sI.
ready have prov ided method OF pop
ular election Of scnstot-. but great
number ~ them have NOT. aud VOC
cancic- caused D., death or resignation
may CaU af anv time for popular
sclccUon from state. which have not
f'f acted
Democratic mrmbere ~ thc commit
fc' ON PRIVILEGES and elections have
considered The sdsisabili,y Of ha,lng