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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-01-06
LOCAL DOTS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Bell
yesterday afternoon, IL pound boy.
The public is cordially invited
to box supper at Unity school house
on Friday night of this week.
MIR. 1. b. Crenshaw Of the Creek
section has gone to Atlanta to take
business course.
There will be a prayer and song
service in the Methodist church,
both on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week at 1880 O'Clock.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Bennett of the Jones Cross
Roads section, Monday, the 5th in
stant.
The many friends of the valiant
Capt. j. NJ. Hough will regret to
learn of his indisposition and hope to
see him out again soon.
Mrs. Edith Smith CASTOR, wife
of Hon. Arthur l.. CASTOR of Chester.
died Thursday night at the Magda-
line Hospital at that place.
Miss Maggie Funderburk, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. p. l.. FGnderburk, was
married Friday to Mr.. George Knight
of Cheraw, Rev. b. l.. Funderburk
uncle of the bride, officiating.
Church conference will be held
at Tabernacle church January 10th,
2 p. m. All the members are urged
to be present. Church conference at
Hopewell for the same date is can
celed. w. c. Kelly.
Magistrate w. ]. Crenshaw of
WaXhaw township was in town yes
terday and turned over to County
Treasurer Hilton $172.SO, being col
lection Of fines and penalties received
by him for the past quarter.
Mr.. NJ. Poliakoff, finding that
his business is outgrowing his pres
ent quarters, has rented the store
room in the Moore block, heretofore
occupied by Allison Brothers, to
which he will remove in short
while.
Mr.. E. Lee Skipper came down
yesterday and rented the Wither-
spoon cottage on South Main street
for his mother, Mrs. c. B. Skipper,
who will remove from Charlotte in
a few weeks to make Lancaster her
permanent homo, where she and her
family will be warmly Welcomed.
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Banks High School.

Col. A. r. Banks, formerly super
intendent of the graded schools at
this place, reopened his first-class
high school for boys at Eau Claire, a
suburb OF Columbia on yesterday.
Colonel Banks Is the head master and
Prof. Q. V. Hays, a graduate Of Wof-
ford College, is his assistant. Pro-
fessor Banks, as teacher, has very
Few equals, having had long and sue
cessful experience.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

1 have located in Lancaster for tAe
practice Of my profession, and am
prepared to teeat your live stock for
any and all diseases. Calls answered,
day or night. &ah me at Gregory
Hood Live Stock &ompany.
w. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate U. c. College, Washington
d. G.
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Notice.
Notice OF Discharge.

Notice Is hereby given that on
January 3pth, 1914, will make my
final settleGsenA in the probate court
as administratoh-oNt the estate OF ].
E., Taylor, deceased, >>an6--&ill make
application for final discharge as
such administrator
w. p. ROBINSON,
Admr. Estate OF J. E. Taylor, De-
ceased
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FACTORY ExPERTs-our rypo-

FACTORY EXPERTS-Our Type
writer Repair Department is In
charge Of Mo- most Skilled type
writer mechanicA In the South, and
our work is guarANAsed equal to that
of any rebuildinsA plant in the
country. All work Id pdled prompt
ly and fully guaranteed. ]. E.
Crayton 4 Co., Charlotte, N. C.
6-6-tf
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Advertised Letters For Week Ending
January 3, 1914.

Dave Clyburn, A. G. Gardner. Chas.
Glass, Miss Orrie Jones, Willie L.
Cloyd, r. p. Steele, Miss Lizzie Gath
er, Mrs. Sawro Hascer, Harvey Gam
BILE, jim Cosion, Mrs. G.. II. Stuto,
A. r. Sterling, Miss Mary Thompson,
NJ. Y. Watson, Mrs. Evaline Funder-
burk, G. v. McManus, Clarence Nc
MaLus, Miss Cristen Mackwig, Othur
II. Rust, ]. f. Ranes, Mrs. Carrie
Smith, Miss Banly Makenlyy Miss
Meryessie Mixel, Miss Elizabeth
rsoney, Mrs. Lila Langley, Mrs. Fan
IA Watts, w. ]. Elliott, w. G.. Klugh.
Il When calling for above letters
-hease say Advertised"
JAS. F. HUNTER, Postmaster.
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AUTO TRUCK GIVEN AwAY-See
our advertisement in this issue. Do
not tail t3 come and see this wonder
tul machine. And remember we are
giving 1t %sx-to the boy or girl COL
lecting the greatest n,tHber OF con-
pons. $500 in gold is given to the
mother of the child who wins the
Auto Truck. 27-2S
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Notice OF Discharge.

Notice Is hereby given that on
January 30th, 1914, I will make
final setCemept~of-Nhe personal estate
In the probate couN as executor OF
the Will of T. w. MeA&prray, deceas-
ed and will apply for Adischarge as
such executor.
CROCKETT H. McMURRAY.
Executor VIII OF T. w. McMurray,
Deceased.
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Notice of Discharge.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will as executor of the
will OF Mrs. Margaret D. Brown, de-
ceased, on >FetNuafS~N6S1914, make
his inal return to the probate court
OF Lancaster county and appaly Tor
letters dismissory.
w. Med. BROWN,
Executor Will OF Margaret d. Brown,
Deceased.
Jan. 6, 1914 T
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Notice of Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned will as administrix o. the
estate of f,LThoS. McCorkle, deceased, =,
on February 1914, make her
final return to the probate court Of
Ian 'asteI county and apply for let
ters dismissory
MARTHA II. KNIGHT
AdmX. Estate Thos. McCorkle, De-
ceased.
Jan. 6, 1914. T
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-01-06

THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS have
won prizes in our sale just closed:
3376>wins diamond ring, 4O39 wins
cups and>Saucers, 976 wins rug, PAS
wins picture:~-IIpless numbers. are
presented by January 10, 1914 new
numbers will be- drawn. Lancaster
Hardware Co.
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SlNGER-Beginning January 1st. 1
will sell you a Singer Sewing Ma
chine with first payment of only
$1,000 and Niyide the balance into
payments as fdllows: 1-3 in fall.
1914, 1-3 in afTA915, and 1-3 in
fall of 1916. No Such liberal offer
has been made in NE purchase of
anything in this countyA You cannot
afford to use any other machine. A.
b. Lindsey, Mgr. Singer Store.
27-2S
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Notice OF Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day pf January, 1914, 1 will
make my final Teturn as guardian for
Everett B. Taylor to the probate
court for Lancaster county, and ap-
ply to said court GoS letters dismiss
sorry as such GUARDIAN
w. p. ROBINSON,
Guardian of Everett B. Taylor.
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WANTED-To buy your COW hides!s
mink, otter mpskrats, 'possum,
coon, sheep, goat ARd horse hides.
Want 5000 pounds af-UnCe. See me
before you sell. Capers Cautben.
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BOARDERS WANTED-A few regu-
lar >boeRaers- wanter.O Mrs. Jack
w. Crenshaw. 27-2S-P
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FOR SA4E-The Bailey place, con-
tanning >aFe~hundred acres, moro
or less, estate one. o. Witty. Apply
10 John Boykin, Camden, 8. C.
l2-tf
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IF YOU WANT Shingles cheap this
week see>.us. you want good
Coal, something thst> will burn,
phone us. Edwards & Horton.
8-tf
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FOR RENT-Four room house for
rent on Cemetery street, near
graded schootNbuilSing. Apply to r.
e. Wylie. ~
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Business Notices

FOR SAFE AND DELIvERY-Cedar
posts tor fencing, any size. Apply
TO J. E. Craig, RED. No. 1.
- 27-2S
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For Weakness and Loss of Appetite

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TAsTELRSS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetizer. For adults md children. SOC
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-01-06

FOR SAL and Walker
mixed. N43lake->Davis. Waxhaw,
Route l, 8 miles ffSnA Lancaster on
the Lancaster and Charlotte road.
ESP
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Business Notices
GREAT RsmoNAL SALE now going
on at M. PoliakOH's.

FOR SAlE-Three Rhode Island
ROSTERS for r-sale:--Ssnu- - Phone No.
16S.
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LOST-An Elk\bead locket with dia-
mond in top. \Return to News
office and receive rewarrS
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FOX SALE-On reasonable terms,
Mary Stephenson lands, in Indian
Land townShip, one hundred acres, o
Foster, Attorney, Rock Hill, S. c.,
Office Hutchinson building.
1881
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-01-06

FOR RENT OR LEASE-From one
to four horse farms near Jones
Cross RsadS, upon which is located
the two-story resrdeaGS of the late
Capt. w. ]. McIlwaine~ to
John G. Mellow.
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POLICEMAN HELD
FOR BURGLARY,
MUCH LOOT FOUND

Rockville Center, N. Y, July 22.-
One-half OF Rockville Center's po-
1iLe force OF six men are accused OF
burglary by warrants issued here to-
ldny. Two of the three men, Patrol
'u,en Amos VeritZan and Henry
Wickes, WIRE arrested while on post;
the third, Rulof Petersen, on his va
cation, is believed to be i'll Holyoke,
Mass. The Holyoke police have been
requested by wire to apprehend him.
Three trunks containing articles
of every kind valued at approximate
Nv 5000 were found in the chicken
coops OF Vcritzan and Wickes. The
villages trustees are trying to in
duce the prisoners to explain how
the trunks came to be there.
Many robberies have been report
ed in the village since last fall when
summer residents closed their houses
for the season. The deprcdations
eliminated recently in the robbery
Of Arnold Hussel's general store, just
across Main street from police head
quarters. Mr.. Husser recently iden-
tilted some of his stolen property
worn on the street by negro resi-
dents of the village and obtained in
formation which resulted in the ar
rests.
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SOUTHERN ROAD
TO Be PROBED

Washington, July 22.-Charges
that purchases of branch lines by
the Southern railway were compare
BILE to the New Haven transactions
were made today by B. l.. Dulany
of Bristol, Tenn.-Virginia, before the
senate committee investigating
charges that the railroad discrimi-
mates against Charleston and other
southern ports at the behest of a
coal trust.
"These deals show how Million
aires are made" declared Dulaney.
Chiefly his charge rested on what
he said was the sale of the Virginia
and Southwestern to the Southern by
II. X. McHars, director in the lat
ter, at profit of $4,00J,O0O. Du.
laney said he, as a member of COM
pany owning the Virginia and South
western, offered control of the stock
to the Southern for S5OO.OGO with
81, 100000 Notwithstanding. La
ter he said McHarg sold it to the
Southern for approximately $6,5eO.-
UUO. The Knoxville and Bristol, Du-
Ianey said, offtred to him for $4O,-
600 was later sold to the Southern
for about $5OO,O0U.
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CARRANzA TRIP ONE
GRAND OVATION

On Board General CarranZas Spc-
cial Train En- Ruote to Tampico. Vie
tOria, Mex, July 2l.-.Via Laredo.
Tex, July ~. .)-Gencral Carranza
was given an enthusiastic welcome
at tho towns along the line from
Monterey to Victoria today. lie Will
remain two days In TampicO. which
point he will reach tomorrow and
then return to Saltillo via Monterey.
where he expects to receive the dele
gates from Carbajal and also Eufanio
Zapata, brother OF General EmilinaO
Zapata. who will confer with him
concerning the disposition of tho IA
pata troops and details OF the entry
into Mexico City.
John Il. Silliman. who is aboard
the train. had several long inter-
views with General CarranZa and
several of his cabinet Officers. Cen
eral Natcra and General Triana ac-
companied Carranza to Victoria.
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POLITICAL FUED
ENTERS INTO
CA|LLAUX
TRIAL
Sensations Sprung at Hearing
Of Woman Who Shot Editor.
All France Stirred by
Developments In
Case

Paris. July 3g.-Polit.cs was .he
predominating factor today in con-
nection with the trial OF Nine Gail
laux for the murder OF CASTOR Cal
mctte, editor OF the Figaro.
The French government was un-
derstood to be greatly concerned in
regard to the diplomatic documents
mentioned at )day's hearing as hav-
ing been In the possession OF the as
sassinated editor. These documents,
it was stated. were later handed
over to President Poincare, who
passed them on to the foreign Of
flee.
Senator Bienvenu Martin, acting
minister of foreign affairs, was up
most of the night and an active in
terchangc of kilograms took place be-
tween him and Premier Rene Vi
vlani now in Russia with the prcsi-
dent.
Joseph Caii;auX, the prisoners
husband, and Fernad Labor, her
, counsel. made Il vehement demand
that the documents should be pro-
duccd in court. 1t is understood that
: the premier, anticipating such de-
mand, left instructions with his sub
stitutc at the foreign office us to
what course should be pursued with
the papers. which are in the foreign
office archives. The moment after
the court had been called to order
ths procurator general rose and
said:
Il am authorized by the govern
nent to declare that the documents
r,.e-rcd to in yesterdays testimony
are oni.' pretended copies of docu-
ments, whilh do not exist"
Maitrc Labori: I'VE consider the
incident closed"
Charles Chcnu, the lawyer repre-
, sen, ng the interests of the Figaro
y. id those of Caimette's heirs, then
aid sarcastically:
enjoy the incident as only an
enjoyable diversion. 1t has pleased
NJ. CaillauX to transform a criminal
, trial into a political one. He intends
TO go from here with a certificate Of
LOYALTY to France Much good will 1t
do lIp."
The procurator general exclaimed
that the honor and patriotism OF NJ.
Caillaux remained unstaincd. Maitre
Iabori objected H.. to the language
. used by Maitrc7 Chenu.
Georges Prestat, a brother-in-law
of the murdered editor and chairman
of the Figaro company, was then
called to the stand and emphatically
oenied that the Figaro had been In
, tn, pay of foreign banks. The Ger
| mars. he said, had never held the
majority of the shares of Figaro. as
CONTINUED on page a.
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Methods of Labor
Unions Shown to
u. S. Commissioner

Chicago. ILL.,, July 22.-Allegcd ir-
responsibility of labor unions was
decried by Dudley Taylor, counsel
for the employers association OF
Chicago in testimony which he gave
before the United States commission
on Industrial relations here today.
"a Chicagoan who owns several
restaurants tried the experiment of Il
closed shop, but 1t wouldn't work.
related Mr.. Taylor. so he reject
ed it. but kept precisely the condi-
tions in wages and hours demanded
by the unions. The unions agreed to
the employment of outside help but
tried to require all such outsiders to
Join the unions. This was found
impracticablc. These restaurants
have been subjected to pickcting
since, but no attempt is made by the
unions to demonstrate with the en-
ployers; the pickcting is to destroy
patronage"
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22

On Board U. S. S. California. Ma
zatlan. Mexico. July % tby wireless
to San Diego. CaliD.-On the arriv-
al of the flagship California here to-
day approaches were received from
both the federal and constitutional
list camps indicating that the gcncr-
ais on both sides would be glad to
meet on board the flagship, or some
other foreign cruiser, to arrange an
armisticc during possible eSacua-
tiOn OF the city by the fcdcrals.
Such meeting would be thor
oughly in accord with the policy OF
Admiral Howard, who, since the fall
of Huerta, has been doing every
thing he could to bring the warning
factions together. Six hundred
troops of those who evacuated Quay
mas recently are known to have
landed at Manzanillo. which would
indicate a possible rear attack, in
conjunction with the troops at Ma
zatlan, on the forces of General
Obrcgon.
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Colorado has everything in its
favor to go to the top of the list in
manufacturing, retail merchandising
and in every other line in the com.
mercial world, and it is up to you,
gentlemen, to put forth little con-
centrated effort to put Colorado
where she belongs" said Anderson
Pace, Industrial Commissioner of
the Chicago Chamber of Commerce in
his address before the Colorado Re-
tail Merchants Association this
morning. Mr.. Pace has had several
years of valuable experience in the
mercantile business and his address
this morning abounded in good ad-
vice and information to the Retail
Merchants of Colorado.
Mr.. Pace Is hard worker, an
earnest believer in retail merchants
associations and n man who is well
informed upon all branches of COM
merciaI work. Besides being indus
trial commissioner of Chicago Mr..
Pace is secretary of the Illinois Re-
tail Merchants Association.
He Is strong advocate of the
merchants associations work and in
his address this morning plead with
the assembled merchants for progress
sive merchandising and cooperation
in all their business dealings.
He spoke this morning upon the
subject of Cooperation and Efficicn-
y."c Before beginning his address Mr..
Pace complimentcd the merchants on
having with them their national
president, Frsnk B. Connolly, who.
said MIR. Pace, "is man who is am
bilious to make his mark in the com
mercial world and who is doing all
in his power to put the merchants
associations throughout the country
on the highest plane possible"
The address was full of clever,
spicy sayings and keen bits of busi-
ness philosophy. In commenting on
dry" Trinidad. Mr.. Pace said with a
smile, "Thc Fcderals have certainly
played the part of the Womcn's Re
lief Corps for the Women's Christian
Temperance Union this time all
right
Mr.. Pace said in part. 81 wish to
quote you line of Kiplings which
| believe will clearly express the
message which | want to give you
gentlemen this morning, and it is
For the strength of the pack Is the
wolf and the strength of the wolf
| is the rack' In those words you
have the essence and the summing ur
of the theories for the existence OF
merchants associations. The reas'
ons for the cooperation of merchants
associations.
| "Advertising is one of the biggest
assets and business Settcrs for the
modern merchant of today, but first
of all put personality into youl
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PEACE BETWEEN
WAR FACTIONS
IN MEXICO
CERTAIN

Washington, ID. c., July 22.-Am
bassador Da Cana of Brazil and
Ministers SuarcZ of Chile and Naon
of Argentine, the three mcdiators In
the Mexican affair, appealed to Prcsi-
dent Wilson today to have the Unit
cd States use its influence with Gen
cral Carranza to obtain general
amnesty for those who supported the
llucrta government. II was the first
formal call of the three mcdiators
since the conference ut Niagara
Falls adjourned. They were accom-
panied by Secretary Bryan and for
nearly an hour discussed the Mexican
situation in all its phases. They ex-
pressed the view that Francisco Car
bajal was ready to turn over the gov
crnmcnt to General Carranza but
wanted guarantee that there
would be no wholesale execution S,
arrests or confiscation of property.
They told President Wilson that
Carbajal would not surrender un-
conditionally and that unless these
guarantees for the protection of the
lives and property of those who SUP
ported Hucrta were given, would
concentrate all the military forces
and resist to the utmost any effort to
invade Mexico City.
The president and Mr.. Bryan list
cncd attentively to the views of the
South American diplomats. especially
as they indicated that their govern
ments probably would be unable to
recognize any administration in
Mexico which refused to give quar-
ter to its enemy or itself by peace
full means in accordance with civil
lied practice among nations.
After their talk with the Presi-
dent, Secretary Bryan and the three
diplomats went to the State Depart
ment for conference.
That the Influence OF the United
states was being rcifrd ON by Pro-
visional President Carbajal to obtain
satisfactory terms from the constitu-
tionalists was explained also by Jose
Castellot. personal envoy of Carba-
jail. The mediators conferred not
only with Mr.. Castcllot. but also with
Emilio Pabasa, head of the dclega-
tion which represented Hucrta at the
Niagara conferences.
Mr.. Castellot was confident the
American government never would
permit an arbitrary entry into Mcxi-
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22
EVENING. JULY %. 1914.

co City. He said the Carbajal gov
ernmcnt wanted no share in the fut-
ure administration. no valuation of
the acts of Huerta, but simply guar-
antcos for lives and property.
Word that the commission which
will represent Carbajal in ncgotia-
tions with CarranZa had left Mexico
City came to CastcllOt today. The
commission departed without obtain
ing credentials, but since Carranza
indicated to the American govern
mcnt that he would receive the COM
missiOners, full instructions and au-
thorization will be sent them.
General Carranza has suggested
that the conference take place at
Saltillo.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-22

business and be a good mixer
The speaker severely scored the
| big jObbcrs. "Thc real enemies of
the retail merchants are the big job
bers. But the jobber has no reason
to fear you and does not fear you un-
less you are organized into what are
| known as retail associations. The
merchants associations are the big
gest enemies which the jobbcr has to
contend with. Each association acts
as a defensive barrier against the
jobbcr and the manufacturer and
they in turn fear these associations.
Mail order houses fear the retail
merchants associations and every
year the retailers make 1t h harder
grind for the mall order houses"
Mr. Pace digrcsscd Tor some
length upon the work of the Cham
her of Commerce In conjunction with
the merchants associations. The
Merchants Association should dom
mate and animate every chamber OF
commerce. The merchants Of tho
city should act in united body In
the voting and in the moulding of
the chamber of commerce work
He mentioned the necessity of the
merchants associations having rep
resentativcs in Washington and at
the various state capitals. Every
other organization is there to see
that bills for their interest are
passed and VIC must ultimately do
the same thing"
Frank b. Connolly gave the other
| chief address of the morning. He is
the national president of the Retail
Merchants Association and made the
journey to Trinidad from San Fran
cisco to to speak before the Colorado
retailers. His subject was THE
| Work of the National Association"
and brought a message from the ma
tionaI organization to the merchants
of Colorado. Mr.. Connolly is Il charm
ing speaker and in his characteristic
way gave to the merchants an idea
of the great work which Is being ac-
complished by the merchants asso-
Continued on page 81
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az. 000 0H|0 MINERS DESTITUTE f.
APPEAL FOR AID UNION FACES CRISIS
STRIKE IN COLORADO BUSTED

union men.
ITO get at the facts Governor Cox
tonight sent a letter to Charles f.
Maurer, Michael Gallagher, S. II.
Robbins, William Mokc and w. X.
Woodford of Cleveland, representing
the large coal companies there, and
to X. l.. Wildcrmuth of Cleveland
and John Zalenka of Wheeling, rep
rescnting other operators. asking If
the charge made by President Moore
was true, and if so, would they meet
him and see if an adjustment could
be made, to the end that violence
would cease.