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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
SUTFs BURN PROPERTY
MnuIH OWN Slnn. .nnn

I.undou, Dec, l5- The euifrnkcti'
arson squad today SCI fire 90 "a ium-
her yard go DcNoupurt and jestfoyed
property worth over 100000.
Tho lumber yards and considerable
adjoining property were fire swept
before tho blaze was under control
Quantities OF sufiragottc literature
and pldcurda bearing the words Re-
vrnre for the arrest Of Mrs lgnk -
hurst" were found scattered about.
The scene or the fire 81 the spot whore
General" Flora Drummond and 9th
tr mIliHut- awaited Mrs EU meilne
puukhurst ON her arrival iu England
from tho United states ON bccrwha
2 when tho suffrage loadcr wne ar
rostod Miss Sylvn punkhur-t VIII
br rrlonsnd from Holloway JOIN tti'
evening The militant qufirngotte-
appealed today straight tp klug
George on behalf az their leader Mrs
Emmclinc poukhurgt 80 tnc week.
: ly meeting oi the Women Social and
. I'olilicm union the president pro.
nounccd that telegram had been
sent tu th, kine as follows:
I'm your majcgiy's npmc % nnhl,
woman is being done to douth In Hoi-
luwav iu1 We rull on Nour majesty
4 60 stop this crime before DO ls to'
latc.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
AFTER LOSS OF THOUsANDMEN REBELS FIND
CAPTURE OF TAMPICO FROM FEDERALs HARD JOB;
SON OF MILLIONAIRE rs HELD FOR RANSOM

ing &C. the official report given out
nt The war office today. Federal
caA airy then pursued the rctrvnting
rebels for some distance, afserwrrd
returning TO Tampico and reporting
that the rebels had dispersed sofne Of
them going toward Victorla and 9TH
ors in the direction of Tula and Nioo-
tancntl. In the state of Tnmaulipns.
The rebels were domorallxcd and
short Of ammunition. the official re-
port said.
The war department is of the opin-
Ion that Tnmpico is safe against fur
Their attack and with this assurance
an active campaign q 70 be begun by
the federals IN the region about Tor
rcon. n was announced today that
an effort 20 retake Durango. which
has been long IN the possession of
tho rcheis Is 20 be made "a once. The
re-cqpture OF Durango was the OBJ
iect of the Inflated expedition. tho
destruction of which hy the rebels
prccipitatcd tho fall Of Torre0n sew
cral months ago.
Telcgrams from Torrcon today in
dicate that the local authorities de-
posed by the rebels have been restored
10 office and the public service Ia be-
Ing rcOrganized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
Young TERRNzA's RANSOM
RAISED no $500. 900

unrcz Mexico. Dee. 10. Rebel
lenders were today inclined to beiieN"
that tho acts of General Francisco
VIVA complained of by foreigners az
chihuahua would soon be somewhat
checked.
General Benayldos. commander az
Juarea said almost All the foreigners
were nnW out of Chihuahua, ana the
rebel army would have 90 deul mere
after chiefly with Mexican cintnr' ~
WAS pointed out that Luis rcrra Ah3.
Jr.. who is reported as being heli
by villa for "a large rauTom, is MEX
l,ln citizen ana CHAT thl efforts "'
his father 90 procure his relei-'
through ara appeal 90 people in ~,
lrnltod states could have no official
standing with the rcfeis Tarrazas
whose mther is uultimllliouAire' 3,
s.id Do have hcou held tirst for Z
sa5u,OOu ransom bot lHtor the aihou"'
was raised 60 100000.
MuNimo Castlio's bandits operating
south OFT Columbus. y M, we're rou'
/ ga hy tho rebels according 90 re-
port Four bandits were killed hn'
L. number were tahcu prisoners
] chihuahua cts is NOT entirely re
/ cure FROM q federal attack. accofdin
lao Into refugee arrivals REPORTS wore
current that federal vrnops had hc sui
"a march rom Torfcon ANA q was IA
purpose 90 shut Nilla up in Chihuahua
| bp surrounding the city. should th'
fcdrrals arrive in sufficient numhor
lone of their first acts w AID hc 90 ca
loff train aud telegraph communication
land thus lcnvc villa in the position
of the fedcrals before the lnttcr cVac
lunttd tho city two wceks ugo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
OJINAGA BELIEVED TO RE
VIRTUALLY IAIPREGNABLF

Oiinagu, Mexico, Dec. l5.-Dniy
Americans with special passes were
permitted TO cross into Mexico to-
dag because Of the closing In of the
rebel forces aud the prospect of an
.nttucK ON General salvador McrcndO's
4 900 federal troops garriaoned here.
whether the advance of the rebels
will result in an immediate batstle or
a prolonged Siege Is Impossible 20
tell
Oilnaga IN the opinion of military
men. is virtually impregnahle The
town whore the federnis have built
strong Qualifications, ls on top ot
plateau. which rises abruptly flfty
feet from surrounding ground. The
river forms a half circle around " on
the east and north. while on the
south rises a series Of hills all of
which may be commanded by artii-
ferv lo,atad on the plateau. There
arc three points from which an at
tnck might be delivered Two ~
these are sn difficult 90 maneuver
lcavairy across that taey would be
useless as the rebels viii RELY mainly
on cavalry for the offense. The nat
urnl opening for an attack would BE-
lainng tho river bank tn the southeast.
The importance of the ultimate re-
| suit here lies In the fact that should
1 the fodorais win they then would be
iu "a poaiti0p 90 attempt 20 recaptnre
Juarez. opposite El Paso. II the
rebels win General Mcrcado's forces
either would have 90 surrender ~
cross into the United States.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
MASKED FEUDISTS
BURN HOUSES AND
BEAT WOMEN IN
MISSOURI
Clan in Isolated Village Is
Warned to Leave Commun-
ity at Once Under Pain Of
Death.
BLIND WOMAN is
ROUGHLY HANDLED
[By Leased Wire go Evening herald. J

lbN Leased wire tu tNtHhe htfdihsi
SpuuEn,ld. $50. Do'. ia.-- Fifteen
masked and armed men. said tu have
bcon. frud enemies oi the Collins
family of Dld Harton, uu Isolated Wiz
MEc loo Howell county. rode into the
town yesterday. burned four houses
hpluuriug tu the family. severely peat
several ut the collins uud Wurucd
them tn leave the community on pain
uf Nrutn The band then rode away
after firms 90 yollcy into the air.
NcWs COT the affair reached mere
today The WaruuduTr went 60 inc
home OF Mrs Jane Collins. Her
daughter purclcr vus whipped win
switches. Mrs. Collins, who is blind.
WAS handled roughly uut NOT serious
y injured After removing the chill
dr,n aud furniture from the house
the men sct fire to the building ana
watched 10 burn fo the ground.
Tho nome OF Dan Collins was next
visited hy the band and the house
and barn fired Two other houses
belonging to tho rollnses nut unoc-
Cupied were burned Ten persons are
said go haN, been warned to leuVt
the vilage and never to return, Non,
uf the gang was recognized This
, Collins family In Howell county
numbers about 200
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
SENATE DEFEATS
EFFORT TO FIX
MONEY BILL
First Attempt to Alter Admin
istratiCn Measure Fails by
Vote of 40 to 35.
az, Leased Wire to Evening Hcrald)


Washington, Doe. l5.. BN vote "l
40 to 80 the senate today dci'1lrd
iu, ufst attempt to alter IN" admin
istruuuu currency bin as framed nA
the Democratic caucus
The vote sent to tho table an" iilAl
amendment proposed 10y senator
Hitchcock of Nehrasku. which would
have fixed the number ui regional
banks in the nrN system nt iuui anu
would have made the regional hunhH
urbIcly-uWuDd institutions.
with tho exception of senator
Hitchcock the Democrats voted sol ,
Idlt tor th, administration nill ana
supported senator owens resolution
to uhlc the HiIDhgu.k um"ndmrh'.
senator Poind,Ntcr, listed as "A FI"-
gr,.siNt. voted with tho Democrats.
Tho Republicans voted suudlN .ur tho
mt,hcock amendment The ot" IN
ditatpd tu, luo-up ON the sN'rplhh
amendments proposed Dog senator
It.hcuck and tho Republicans "l
the banking committee Hud indicated
tlf,t the administration DyWucthl'
| have tur votes tu pass tho hlH WIN
! lDuj substantial change
| An attempt to obtain unanimous
consent to limit debate ON the eur
rcn,l bin and Goo have "a un1l Nol'
] Thuadus wac defeated NN 'n uhl''
/ uou uum Senator williams b'm"
yrtl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
THIRTY DELEG ATEs WILL
REPRESENT TRINIDAD

Trinidad. colo, Dec l6..- Fourteen
of the - local labor organizations of
Trinidad will send delegates to the
convention in Denver tomorrow c"ll-
cd Go consider state Wide ~triNr 20
AHA the union miners iu their light
Tor recognition. About thirty drlr-
gates viii attend including ruo'n
.r,prcsouuur the miners union.
Among the locals which have not
voted Co send "a delegate were lh" TF-
biographical ana Cigarmakcrs' unions.
Louis Tikus. alias "touic the Greek
alleged leader of th" Ludlow striking
coal miners In attacks made upon
nearby camps, was released from GUS
tody hy the military authorli,s i"das
Titls .,sne "a witness before the WiiI-
tary commission which recommended
that ne hc indefinitely detained I'kns
lDr 70 once for the Ludlow tNn'
colony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
Militant Suffragette Agitator
Walks Continually to Keep
from Sleeping to Spite Her
Captors.
ARSON SQUAD BURNS
DOWN EMPTY HOUSE
zelie Emerson Appears at Bar
of Justice Somewhat Dilap-
idated and With Arm in
Sling.
u.s. Lcascd Wlrc 90 i1ycnIns ilcraId.l

tBy l4Vuscu WIRE 90 Ltthihs il'iHio- J
London. Dec. 49, Miss sylvia
pankhurst. the militant suifrpEotte
agItatur since her arrest on Dccem-
bcr 40. has adopted the more drastic
method of adding "nu sleep strike
Go her hunger and thirst strike, boa
order 10 force the prison authori-
lies 90 release hcr. Sne accomplish
cd this by walking continually Her
condition is already serious and her
friends expect nor release shortly.
The police. however. plan 90 kocp
both Miss puukhurst and her mother
ln jail until after tcday's weekly mect-
ing ur the WOmcus social and political
union.
In tho meantime the militants con-
tIuue their violent tactics The arsun
SQUAD last ulght burned down au emp
Is mansion near Bristol Hnutnof
party broke every window ln the
+ Richmond police station.
Miss Zouc Emerson, the American
suffragottc. was arraigned at the poe
Ice court today, charged with dis
turbing the peace last evening 100 the
/ Bow district of the east end % Lon
/ don. She appeared in the prisoners
enclosure with one arm in Sims ~
/ had been badly wrcnrhed iu the Hcuf-
/ tie with The police.
The police testified that Miss Em
creon had smashed % policeman
/ helmet with the pole of a banner sne
was carrying.
The magistrate Fcmandcd her Ton
% week on hail. after shc had promls
ed 90 Keep peace until the conclusion
of the case
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
~ Lcnsrd WIre % N.,nIne nel

\ by LcuScu wire 20 1iffhtns b'fAlu-
Washington. Dec 15.--Brigadiar
.Geneul Bliss. commanding the bor-
dor patrol. reported 10 the war do
partmcnt today that he had reason 90
believe thnt any loss Co foreigners or
damage 90 their property, caused ~
Villas troops would be made known.
General BLISS added that General Car-
rama had dispatched an agent, Felix
Sommcrfeid, to General villa, Win
dispatches directing respectful treat
mcnt of foreigners and o. necessary
would visit villa himself.
officials here turned their attcn-
tion Co reports OF threats on foreigners
in Chihuahua city hy villa, and ex-
pected to learn from American Con-
sul Letchor details of what had taken
place since chihuahua was evacuated
by the fedorals.
luusmuch as there has been diffi-
culty in communicating hy telegraph
l lVlth chihuahua city. American Con-
| lsu Edwards at Juuro1 has sent "a
impesenger hy automobile 90 get de-
ltals of events there from Consul
Lotchcr Untu "a report ls received
! from the latter no formal comment
ie expected here.
George c. Carothcrs, former con-
niur agent at Torreon. notified Sec
rctury Bryan that ho would leave El
pnsa at once for chihuahua, whore
} he goes as the special envoy Of the
stnto department to protest against
tharsh treatment Of Spnniards there
Ibp Gonorai villa. Because of car0th-
/ cru' long acquaintance with villa Il
| was fet ne would have considerable
| Influence with tho rebel leader
! Latest dispatches from Consul
lI.etchar At chihuahua have been for
warded from ~ paso. 60 which point
lthcy were sont by courier Secretary
Eryan's tcloRrnphic protest 90 Nilln
last week did not get through because
wires wcro down.
Thc ntest messages from Admiral
Fletcher were summarized in the fol-
lowing statement made public by the
navy department.
"A despatch from Admiral Fletch-
or on board the Tacoma, dated p-m.
Saturday. Doc. i3 advises That the
lconstitutiOnaliats have shut Oft tho
lWatcr supply of the city.
"At 10 .. m ne advised that H. NJ
IL lr'mlonc WAS ini the river carrying
lthc lag of Rear Admiral Cradocs'
WRITING Ht noon on sunday, Doe
l14, Admiral Fletcher advises that CON
Editions have not changed and thu
ward liner Morrn Castle has nrfiyod
There is north wind blowing, an,
luutiI the weather modcrutcs ~ VIII mo-
lbe unssible Go transfer refugees 10 th'
lstt4mprs tIr advises that the con
lstltutionnlists have Withdrawn ron
the immediate vicinity of Tamplco'
AT q. ma. Dcc. %, Admlra
Fletcher advises that conditions have
lnot changed since ne sent MS last dls
lpatch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
REBELs DRIVEN BACK BY
GUNBOATS OF FEDEKfAI.S

Vera Cruz. Dec. t5.-Firing had
ceased this morning I'm the vicinity Of
Tampico, the rebels have retired evil
IDENTITY 90 avoid the continuous cam
nonade of the federal gunbpats. This
was the report sent here BY wireless
today from Rear Admiral Fletcher
commander Of the American war veB-
sells sn the Gulf OF Mexico. The dis
tance 50 which the rebels had with
drawn was not stated.
Military men here regard Il a. pro-
bahle that the rebels discontinued
firing on the outskirts 81 Tampico
pending the arrival OF artillery from
Victoria.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

Denver. colo. Dec t5.--labor del-
ogutes from AN over Colorado Wcrc
.arriVing in Denver today for the
state labor convention which opens
tomorrow. The convention was cali
ed by the executive committee oi the
Colorado state Federation oi Labor
atd is purpose IS to discuss % pro-
p,sal To- call "a state wide luhor ftriKo
in .ympathv with the striking United
Mime workers of America.
International President White and
international Secretary Green uf the
United Mine Workers arrived In Den
Net today from indianapolis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

Chicago uoc. IA fcud which
began in Sicily twenty ycars ago.
claimed victim here yostorduy Niko
Laporta was called to the door of his
home by shouts that his brother was
dying As ho stepped out he Was at-
tackled by thrCc men ANA stuhheu 81
twenty places
Antonio iuportu. brother ct the
murdered man. said hc know who
bad killed Mike hut ho refused to
give their names 90 the police sayira
"lt is ms affair win lind them
Antonio admitted That his brother had
boon stain ua a. result of lrud. "ll,
VDs not thc irsJ" hc said "Iie viii
NOT ha the last"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

washington, DUr- To-" SrCTVI1IN uI
War Garrison has ordered that mo-
more chocolate, utions. long The prin-
,lpal emergency ration ut the army
shuu bn issued tO the troops Dr. G..
.F. Lougwor,hy of the agricultural dc
.partmont has reported that while the
.nutriti,c vnmo ot the ration is good,
"It is defective us to digcstihility and
therefor. dolotcriuus to che hrallh "i
itH consumers
Dr Longworthy is now Cunductind
tests tO develop % new emergency ri'
lti0u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

DOUNIT III- II--" Tho IUII"I
Stutcs district court today dismissed
Cor mCk of jurisdiction the suit
brought bt thc Mountain st8teH r l"-
phone and telegraph company '"
prevent The enforcement ui tho an-
called Brown ordinance, reducing
telephone ratios Eco Denver The oD'
Uon was taken on the motion of tfc
rItN The corporation had sought nn
injunction. Boo tha meantime rcnir-
iug ils old rates.
There are pending several uiu n
local courts. looking to the enforce
mont of thy ordinance, and BE- De- cN-
peotcd That one or all uf these luW
win be- hruugh tn trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
RERIHs Loss ~ 'rAMPICO
FIGHT PLACED AT .O0N

Mexico city, Dec i5 The rebel
loss in the battlo between tho federal
troops ana the c0nsiitutionalists for
tho p0ssrrsion of thc seaport of Tam
plco. a. estimated at 1000 men, ac-
COrdiug to 20 telegram received today
at tho ministry of the interior from
tha governor of the state of Tamau-
lipaf
Thc msf shot ia the battle wns
elrod af tn O'Clock on sunday morn
nn. when tho roheE reti,cd, accord
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
SPAN n WILLING 10
Let UNCLE SAM nO IN

Madrid. Dec, pr Tho spanish gov
ernmont Is disposed 40 commit the
slicguurding ol Interests in Mexico 20
ihe United States government accord F.
ing to lu announcement today by tne
spYuish premier Eduardo patio. lir
added that preliminary steps had been
tHton already with thnt end in view.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

Fresno, Cal. Dec. 10 ElEht pass
Ongors and four trainmon were inlur-
cd. ono of tho latter perhaps lntnlN,
fSunday. when the Santa y" limited
crushed into the rear end or another
passenger trnin nt storey, twenty
miles north at here. heavy fog Us
said To- have been the cause of the
collision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
EL PAsO SPANISH COLONY
NOW NUMBERS OVER f0t

Wnshlnntnn. Dec f6.---The Spanish
colony IN ~ Puso. augmented BY the
$50 refugees expelled from Chihua-
hua now aggregates more than 400
and many more ARE expected from re-
mote ranches ana mines.
Preparations already made by the
state department and the Red Cross
for the care 5f the cxiiaE VIII keep
them from lmmedlnln aoatliutlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

ST. Louis Dec. l5 Tho teachings
of Darwin Huxley, spencer and other
prrut matoriulstic thinkers were
termed causes OF the Tango, Turkey
Trot and other animal Initiating
dances" By Rov. Luther ~. Todd in
a sermon here nt the Wagner Nc
mortal Mothodiu Episcopal church
south To them hc attributed tho ga j.
tremcs iu Women's dress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
President Wilson Is
Doing Very Nicely "

lRy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald.
. President Wilson was declared
. tu be- "dulng very nicely today
q The president remained in hts
D room bat took up his work for
. tho first time in several days dc
q tuting o. number ui letters uud
. reading official papers
SoS0N0NNNO NOOSSSN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
Executive Displeasure In.
Cured by Hundreds Of Rev
cling Officers, Three Cabin
eteers and Two Justices.
FILIPINO POLICY
MADE ROARING JOKE
Time Honored Ditty Damn,
Damn, Damn the Insurrec-
tos" Produces Inquiry
which Falls Like Bombshell

nv Leased Wire 40 evening iicfoid.
. Washington Dec. 10 ~~lr'si-
. dent Wilson today ordered am lu- =
. y,siIrntIun by thc war ana uaNN =
. departments ui the satircs ON tho
. administration philippine policy y
o which, featured the auuuu han =
9 uuct ua Thursday of The order
. or Carubuu. uu organization "i
Q army and navy officers VINO =
Q served BOO the island president
Q wilson suggested to Secretaries
Q Garrison aud Daniels repriuaud-
a f..t fL... flrnrnsI IIIH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
SENDS EMISSARY
TO CALL OFF VILLA BEFORE
He GETS into TROUBLE

High Handed Treatment Of Foreigners by Insoent Bgand
Rebel Commander Results in Reprimand by Constitu-
tonal Chief and Protests from American State Depart
ment; Driving Out of spanards from City of Chihuahua
Chief Offense of Villa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15


complete answer boz that wiU uf-
f,r q resolution uIoN dins thHt iu Jhg
selection of d,lcEutes tu thp proposed
convention stat. primary it.f nr
recognized This coupled with lhr
uUt that tho convention ls called IHr
puruu-pr ut .tpHurtioumtur W.U
show plainly th, attitude oi thc ua-
tluu4l Dummiuu. H Coo these W1l-
tors
Former Governor Hadloy of Mise
suur conferred With pr'syntauN'
of tho "ronCiiuUuu forces ut the
Progressive ana Republicans
Recognition uf STATE primary bows
and reduction uI ihe representation
from southern states in tho UuliuuAI
convention docs NOT satisfy thp dee
mapds ot tho mur, radical forces.
who Intend to demand that the com
Nrutun shall tukp away from tho ua-
uunal committee ls power Go make
! Iup th, temporary rull' cot tnc con
Ncntuu aud shau give Go the GruuD-
lican organization 100 each state the
! rirht Geo settle its own dpluglto cone
| tests That thunHc ana provision
| that each preside utlnl campaIsu
| should hp ruu by the newly elected
national committee instead ui ut tht
/ mold d-oVcr' committee would satisfy
practically ull off the Democrats ui
| the so-callod Progressive Republican
| forces.
Members of the national commit
toe stll expect uu effort to force
thr proposed special convention @
take up the quesuon of "a nov parts
platform while thr HHdlDy-t Cum
minis forces mlY not participate 30
the effort Senator Ia Toilette iH oN
pccted to take AN ouispuken uttitud'
lin favor of such action,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15
LABOR DELEGATES
GATHER TO TALK
STATEWIDE
STRIKE
Convention Which Opens in
Denver Tomorrow Will Dis
cuss Calling Out All Union
Men in Colorado.
TRINIDAD STRIKERS
PRESENT IN FORCE
ln, Icnscd VIC 10 Is,enlne II.rnld.

fBs Leased Wire to Evening ilsfnid.-
. Denver. Colo, Dec. l5.-A A plan
. whereby thc union mine WORKERS J
. ,t America VIII back individuals =
9 .u Suits Tor dum1geH against state
eaId military offiCiais growing
. out ot the control of the milf
Q tm roe thc coal strike zone was
. 90 be taken under con-idDrai.un
. hate today by the policy commit
Q toe uf the organization lndi-
. ,Iduul approval OF the plan had
Q been given by frank j, Hayes :
9 International vice president,
. John o.. Luwsou. international
. board member, John McLennou
. aud E H. poylv resident and
. secretary treasurer respectively
. nf district $50. 10. Formal action :
. awaited the arrival oi Jonn j.
8 White and W. ". Green prcsideui !
= aud secretary treasurer rcsprc.
. ly,iv. ot the international organ :
9 iaatiur
70 Ne Du'.uod bv the local nom
Q hots the organization proposes
. O., back individuals with money
y aud ibrul counsel In Hil such
. damage suits against amy state
9 and military officials or mem
Q bcrs of the militia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-15

E0DAY's NEWS r0DAx--
You get II IN tle HERALD.
SIXTY cents = month or ~ cents
. week delivered ~ yOuE aooRa
nfty cents by mail.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-24
Deep WATER ASSOCIATION is
TO BE ORGANIZED TONIGHT
MASS MEETING AT NEW SMYRNA
WILL BE ATTENDED BY DELE
GATES FROM ALL CITIES AND
TOWNS.

Every person interested in the
development of this section of the
state should make a special effort 10
attend the mass meeting at New
Smyrna tonight, when deep water
association will be organized for the
purpose of laying out and pushing
organized plans to secure deeper
water through the inlet.
The sentiment for deeper water
through the inlet is growing through
out this section and delegates will
be present at the mass meeting to-
night from practically every town
and city within radius of 100 miles
from New Smyrna.
The board of trade of New
Smyrna, under whose auspices the
mass meeting has been called. has
made preparations to entertain 9
large crowd at he meeting tonight
and Daytona should be represented
by the largest delegation.