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IS TIE ST oGAN or THE
SOUTHERN BAPTIST
c0NyEEEsgTTGEG1siNII
OTHER MAT TIERS
Mrs, Ben w. Hooper Delivered
Address Of WsIeone to the
w. M. u. Delegates
lBY Asnclatad Preaa.l.

Ii Nashville, Tenn, May ia The
Southern Baptist Convention Thursday
went On record as fayorifig national
prohibition and authorized the employ
mert Of an agent to do educational
work 81 The interest OF the Tfl1vemefaf.
Action on the question was taken by
the adoption OF the rep0Tt ofttiIe tenn
psFance committee submitted BY DR..
A. >. Barton OF yYsso, Texas.
Denoniinational control over les
Sunday school lesson couTaes also was
decided upon by tho convention which
adopted the report OF the Sunday
school IeBepn committee.
R5utine committees reports and an
address OF Welcome By lirS. Ben NJ
Hooper, wife OF the governor OF Tenn
5essee, occupied the greater part OF
the Ssessions OF the W0menss AaiaEion
Union which is meeting BinluItansous-
sly with the convention The Union
ALSO authorized the Hale of the Mar
garet Home for Children of filfssion-
aries, located at GrGenyille, S. O.,
which ms been maintained by the or
Z gan ton Tor ten years. -
!, = 0eltey ports adoptel tod in eaudea
,tils report Of the spellet coHinlittee
on = proposed negro tlieolusicaf aeya4
t:lary statIng progreHs had been made.
allG the report OF the aerini service
fccmfassalSn
lae tfr va 9 Isge "a By Dr.. VT
pf ie aAorest. "
nreed klle 10 iasntalti Chris.
teil ana ism pfaas ia
& sst 81 st mn isef,ee "a Il q H.
& % and iIidngEFial /.
tIpnf9
~ seed that The finds derived
eale ss69 fije M aret iipsne
iIpfid hS iiivekts ted BY e bJj =. is bj
arBppn as tie 1f atst Home Com.
niiseion. interest from this Il TIN
De q egCiedl 70 ass aSsI7g and Cd u
rnfin iiidren sof fore Ign and home
slliasibifRle a 81 slsi & outside tie ljiIited
: IIig llt session ia ks Oh foreign
ImfBAiona were made 81 II. ys fIoniter
sxicp, and John Illke GltEnai MIND
new foreign lliissi ionarIes were intro
4.sped including u. sTf LaEiE on. s.. IL
asse:i and ld q. Waite. ali going
: 70 Brazil.
a. = q
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.lBV Assbciat "a Preasl

Eagle Pass Tex May Refugees
striving her today from SaltiiloF and
Guadal jaTa brought reports s Of OUT
~ ges on AifleTi eans. WholesaIe de-
struc tin,l of AIaesipan property was
rep0Essd 81 Ssuads siajaTa It was said
that stores had been: looted, homes
stTippsd Of furniture and even Of bed
clothes. :, 4
Several inerieans were reported
saveriy beaten on the street. One
Anferican who arrived from GuHdais4
RI, where Tor years he had been in
business, said All Americans were
|herbsa toEether and ordered To leave
Al part 6f l50 5paniards left here
today enraute 10 Havana where they
wiil be cared for by the Spanish gov
erhunent Hzoet or these Span:ards
we're expeiIed fsoin Torreon BY Gen.
eral Villa ~ 3. g
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yewp poft y Is tleFs
q lfs Il Ellt con- an les 81 coaet an
/ Fort aEenr to ges if readi-
ness Tor active service and ID be pres
IRated 70 sntrain on SD oF n netice came
70 Colonel Ira I5agti es. the coFnmand-
iag gttioer. todsy and toIlisht Il was
T7SEiSl & llIaGs gfTe 9uH1pEu f6s We're praStf-
casly in condition TO seaYA on a. mo-
Isnept's notice.
hen the orders cas1e Ia Old Point
sttsy we're bftushs back 70 qlagtess
ssissisT ifuTTtru oTuoFs. THO osnpanies
" Ninth and One Hundred ana sixty
Sixth,
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81 GfLI IflReqRnI
Senf as i joke Ia A llFiner III A dan.
raesaRy.

Atsanta9 bSay local EXPRESS
company he's q tsiia monster on its
hands: It was sent as d Joke an the
way from Arizona as q mascot FOR
John IS. sweeney, no 10 the ganlA sas.- sas..
Fssgtlvs or ne Ph1eaixf 4 szona
Ism pie. for the big eonyaat ian Mr..
sweeney, who IS acqua aitited with she
nat sge es GIia monsters thought the
joke had better ba on fhe expfaas
coInpany than on him. 10 'st refused
10 receive the package.
@ Isa nlonsse Il tnay. BE- mentioned.
looks Ike the Devil and It's 4 cross
'betsReen 4 fAttl SNAKE, tarantuia aud
'scoz'pioI On Sc IS more Nic5cne and
deadly pDlspnpus han ali three of
lose req tiles comb he5 n
The EXPRESS people have wsrea 70
AE'zoE & fer tstrlissint % kilI tlis lIIs
y Aslf, ~ 2 t@8f tnE
are Boln "a 33loid 8 IhlaHal tatie on e
decide whether it siil fest
slleds the mopster 30: a N oil cr 6ufts
Il { elsa and al
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OF THE NEW EIASgssEssHa4s I'm Roads
SHADY TisANsAc cTIoNs OF
BUSINESS
is NOT RETIcENT
jos. w. Folk Is she Attorney Who
is IN Charge If This Inpor-
ssnt Inquiry
S NOT RETICENT
(By Associated Pressl

washington, May a cool, COM
posed an d matter OF fact, responding
Eeadily and CONC sely. 10 the fJisilIate
OF 1ueatione put to him, former r les-
ident ChRri les SS. Melien, or tho New
York New Haven and artsofd Rail-
road today bega befo ore tie snter sthte
commerce. comm issi0n Hil 4 j rs sx ect-
sd to be one or the most amazing
stories ever told II, the hissory. OF high
finance. 5s55,s L i. Is
hir. Adeiien, placed en- the stand ov-
er the emphatic protest. OF Attorney
General McR Reynolds. is the nrInefpal
wIHess m the pFoeeeding through
which tli8 interstete commerce. com
mission, by direction OF the United
States senate, IS endeavoring to de-
Telop the facts concerning the finan-
eial operations Of the New Haven and
IN 9tITz1TyII0TIcs as WeII as or the much
Fiiscused Billiard Company. He prom
ised, both personality and fhrougb li1s
counsel 10 place5at she gdIeD ORAL tif the
commission every fact and avery
scrap Of paper with %ew fiaven
mark en- ~ relating to the transgsS
tipf.8 with which he had to- do as ,ra y
ident ;pf the New Haven eysteIi. -!
Fas evident fhat Me. Mellan was
anxious 20 tell his story i4es had Ia
ldicated his deaI fe in letters Hereto tofcre
produced In the pending ilauify. in
sgsli licf he sati he was tired OF pea IS
tpsg the. brnht ot 6 the cfitieieIn ia B !
liliass -.ss;ssi se tho Kew Haven ffs !, IS
Es, Il %
iallerls Esi;is 8 10 J5sIll lis biaiae
tshere it beioage Sd. ss
ies he seated d se1f III tia srstR
chair. he turned hinl III To- chief
Etspnnsel Joseph s Fol x
air, Meileal was on me Witness stand
seday cSly a LITTLE more than arl5 our.
70 enable HIM 70 return 10 New Iallgs
tara ZOE sEle GEEI upGuInefsS nd
Also 70 afford the attorneys or THE
com ion q opportunity 10 eoasifds
ei and arTaI Sc those offered In tvi-
/. ss SC n,
WIS talsen until Tuesday.
N9t more than q d fnllfins OF sir.
Aies len IS remaF gbie story was given
BY lls.tlsa Snrlrg III e ssrief hour he. Il ~
Eon the stand. Ite q told how. in the aess
tsson Of the. Ne York. West Ches-
Ter and Boston Isal lsToad, by the Kew
Haven 50, Q,o90 shares or the stock OF
ios the West sliessea'e stark alshougn
the latter we're given for, ~ 900 shares
ne fnid, NE. c0nsid idered the latter stock
worth only .ten cents 4 poiinsf ss
The details of the exchange were
s -. { tifieIis by for-
iner Police Inspector Thomas q. f3ySs
! fIesl Of New York and M said tsiat he
5otlrif nc tl..
ayEa made out IN the names os peon5e
ssho sasd not really hold ii. Mr.. afssi-
len test siedS Sat this flne the New Hav-
en- anted certain changes made n
the proposed charter OF tiie west
chesser ane he Had "a suspicion thai
tps West Chestef shares were scat.
Il7slsu =. Fsss;r;rS agllor 8 people who lilsfs
JhfIuefce a
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II or TO HERO
(By 4 soeiated :Praes)

n Sparta nhnrg, May 14s4-T he South
Carolina Fed dera2ioft of 4 Wonlen9j
Clubs To-Day adoptesI a egoluti0h CALI
Ing EN- fesisi tent tiIs son to change the
Jlaiile of CuiebEa ctlt Of lie anafna
canal TO i(faili Fd cut, "a honor of the
late Colonel David DRbosS, Ga lard Of
South Carol iiaa. ..ssSTl lio's ne feabisiticn
IsayE. gave fis iifti to the siiceessfiil
ronpl letiOn Of tTiuIAp acf eagla-
eeSing skill, !,
Tho federation elected 6ficers hs
follows: g ,i5.s
President Mrs. y. w. Allen, Spar-
tanburg tirst vice presto emit AfTs. R,t-
dent. Mrs. JaSaeS Ter, HaftsyilIs:
recording secE ~ $. ~ s.. 81
Sifcux, ChafiesSon correspobdfn ling
|aecfetary, IRE. u 7 e. iari0sl; !;
Treasurer, Miss II Rosas l3.g EeaIey. ST,
Helena Island aud ltn1, Il Is Il 81. Ez..-
rims Flore zee,
Bennettyvilte was selected as the
plEee FOR next years convention
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4 slIxEDl Or ApRKII
Woman Arrested For fIIe Murder
of Her Husband.

Eachm0iid Va, Eia3f e Il Il ~ =. lss.llga-
bath Al ~ T.. 49,.
homie Id Green Springs this evening on
warrant eli arc inK her with the Inur-
der of her5 husband Victor daII. who
was shot To- death a her home fl the
early morning Of April &
he arrest folIowed second at
teiilpt to hrrn the res tdsncs and store
,of Victor the Illst attempt was
.Iiaade before Slayl giil the iiiofrinE
sgllan the claesap apealse ana Ohio RaiI-
Y ~ ~ - 81 ls,1. ltIrned 10 Eln Rrnt7nEf
or the night of a Apfii ii, tina lstnre az
W. Z, nunkuu5s . rival III husIneas or
the Hail'e was burned Two horss
l1tIRTi aprordJnB 70 the srQry told by
Asfss He'll her husband was called to
HE door and shot to death A. special
FRAUD Jury - inyestis tisatsng the murder.
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IsT saIs POLO



ssaa General aslitlnk ttie rnsmhers Of
the Long Island d c0Ip1sy tllat SsiiiIe
tho EnEl lsh pto seQnls 8 announced
tcdnys tss.e Tlps f "a l.snld dai aile as that
.of 1919, it 5sfea fetofa ~ With
the UnttAa piatfEs ea-n which
isrptheFs iiiauss afie one pIayse
yet 90 sse eleetH, te Fapianc Captain
Harry Fayro WHIT ifoss cf last season
ifes from
tive play
7Eeylont f5 s., cerlenE that the
3gitlss teala ha 4 E,eefl eel The
lsll1 81 sssss csss...es % ss.s..s
com ll ok sslf, laSkfIl - q
y ot fefai csl s the playing
~ The cup iiftil } l1a 3S ~
a1 27s - tlIA6 es / asls 4 81
~ sns
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AiEMORIAL PFsEsENTED r.
QUlRING MINISTER'S no
ntiTT Tf1RArEsA
MARRIAGE ! RITZ lAls
The Authority of q hfinissss ts#
Not III His Job Rre Us ths
Way He Rslaavss
(Hy Associated pFesel

0klaholna city, okiti. NAV -
Minor changes In the situai bf the
church we're agreed 10, con III n tea re-
ports were read and cuHsi(l ess don az
q proposal to fefnsA yoiisig mon 4 &
dicted 20 the nse OF bbacco n Gisl9s y soA
% the niniatiE E wax begun foSitir s.
the general con ference of ths 81 slsif,s
dist Episcopal Church. South. III ses
sion here. & &
Action viii probably be taken Fri
day on the memorial il requiring that ii
plicatitg for orders agree ca refrain
Iarftrnlt franz 1is
also expected that the Committee cfss-
gsdering the VandeFeitf University sfs-
natipn viii Feners nrsnEgaN
Rev. Samuel ~ Rose Fis the minis
tefiHl delegate elisi Ct. r. Joiinga,i Inv
dnlanafa .dAl lthAsSe.ls s1tal.
ings OF the Canadian church
Rose after expraasiaa = eAI lcstntf0Da
discussed she work os the church ail q
the ministry as 1t relates TO tiIe fle.
yelopnleilt sof civilization.
The authority or ID 7lifffa ter no
longer Hes la his on ice, hut In a ISstf
fity of his life and lie truth rs nfas
claims s Mr.. F,3se dEcl areds ne ia ii
bet The nial he oug 10 be, ssi
ana haractes !f xpaese 50
tEin BE eee 6s The Is
seilieh ls slleposed 80 try every n b . &
q Is nefisss 1'ise ines lFII % lifcli
| linatIy ils cleff 10 live bv vet NJ 81
attest lis divinity g
$50 reai n rs
enrel Soslay bss BiHli0p 81
ntteIIttRH % sticaie kilaf lcs
tween fle, lltlltadi 81 o asi6
Tie ~ ted b
SosnTi kssen Is s.s ss )
day dl y Is q 81
si1eif lies ofiSei in0l 81 eo aft
ltlrieRf of fha Sas issl = e
Eed the bishops ia "a II ssfos 8 Sis
tain people 10 unite ii regaf nat
war 1etween the tsy0 coasn ssies
be agerlAd
AZ the c0ncinaioa of the seti q n Z 81
the taisg1sn Bishop sofF son ii i 5iSe
conference IN ptRyer t. fllat aElf
Ia recommendation hy The l3ei
onsFe eyisalss the con terence az Is
q change II I'll it 81 rs
Of the phrase 8 pfononnee y6ll man:
bend ana WIFE
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I.
s Charge Against tIss C0aI
.ssine Strike Leaders III
Cslyrssa
s(nx .Aasnssi n Iaraas 1

Sliig ilrst degree lEnnrte 7sere re.
tlisled here today agasnst, SFiIliaIn ~
etgy, score ary al she CoI6rasIo
fs5Eil6r pfesi cent of ti5r flolis ssyiils
ssafl efa Of and Ierry cst.
and Joe y RQfes q, MI ioSs headers
itsll etnteEts char aihe eSnspiracg
30 fetIlyned asainsf ,aF 4 Doyle.
81 .1iis ssstssss feFas John s. j. els0tl,
u ltSgnett tpnnI hoard iiesnber Sg tlie
Aneickn FssdeFattan 81 EsaAhr ss5t
fort eieht Others.
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=: q Il lAl-sis
dsrsttbd hika He iE Refer
lsakts Is lnittes of
reals sE conseEenss

ne, II Reg. ST Net
ties Will regeF; his case e s!se es:-s::ssss
niiltee so7 appeals of the gensral con
AeEEtkcf q II y = n :
2 - ss.a $50
Few t, gettles: ana his son Rr.
steven Net Ties Will fse ifi aisiahaina
City, iaRe the conference IS IN ses-
sion, Eilen the T.iatter cBTtsss up.
Mr.. Jos. al. Mel s. melnber
|ot the czmII fttes 81 appeals EFT last
might for QkInhoaaa CO 0thste
VINO VIII 20 TTsIfr EfliBf f5eA' con To ltllS
IahoIna City re- Il ~. Ils S. Zones. pas
tor OF the s Paufs afeiiiodist ciSnTcll;
ana AsF II af o7 es:ssetan burg.
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DETAILS or THE FIGHTING
ON LAST DAY or THE
SElGE
Is. QI JIET n low
Cen. Gonzales Hiss Dgdsspd All
Saloons Closed and asinsss
AI. Is q JET NOW
tRg Associated Pressl

AZ Br0wnFsll Tex. I, May Details Of
the fall oE rampieO late VHednes day.
were received In an otiiciaI itiispatcl
today by cploneI j I. iIIa cant coTanta tstlsT
In aTaorass s Z. t ~ B
Ee Federal force sliider General
ZeFa soza fed uladar cover fof a al osgsl7l
pour Of rain being g1l owed by tho
s forces nf General Pablo Gonzales ana
General luis Cabait tess, &
Y en- can non and f0afkeers uiaehiEes
guns were placed 90 the fiprts OF the
city on Monday night by the Con stitu-I
( ationailEtss the efIieial version said.
l1s q
the machine guns was positea into the
aefendins Eeaegal s1rcns The cnii-
&titntscnaiists csIlnon played havoc, II
was said, with the eatira Federal en-
trenchfhsn &
The rosr Of the ten calipons at Ta M
: I,iCU EEIn HIulusI U1uEIuupNa from the
! opening ~ The final assault on Tnee-
day morning until the derals flsI
lin disorder yesterday Afternoon:
& The eaetal ltea to SCENE to have
lest thas eElecti tiSenesB ana the con-
stItuti5 5paiiats claim they, paid little
saffehkion 10 tIlern sn the iHtte par
; OF the Two lz the yum :
y s)bpais tsef dofgn xes.
Today reRogts ass g 6sie 3
was agrplisid last ~ licngti Il
was not n astson.
he last eonstituti ou8 SITS attncls on
Z 5TaIapico began tlnie the leaderslltps
ce keaef ~
llnelliate 81 captllre
began llat sllk tft ~ kfS M af4ts;
ssf1ce on CAt6s sef1; q s. ~
Al large nunlhef e2 = TO oiit1shni
VINO have 81 tnHTe here aeia today
: they would start for leo fields
at once. teAlitsg sure hey gonId be
. their pro ties there but fell hope
fnf when reports wert syed that
although much oil wa lost, there were
:zlszs L
Tho total dead On bola sisies vas.
estimated At Is
received In tanilf 6 cihasith-
tiehalists lost on al lied. with.
= 40 tof three wounded Practically
mono or tie buildings in ilk city prop:
er was destroy ed, B, ii lis asserted, or
sven damaged BY the iire from tho
Eonsaitn aflste yuma
The oil lIetds were reported SAFE.
There was no Inliica ti0iS 4rnsn reposfs
receiyed that any OF tkeFn were airea
: .1.s..s.sg tlsss altIt - elty.
The total force ot tItatlons lists
IIlaS JQg5t{ part IN the FtHf isi on the
city nHuiherea about q iig0 men i ti:Ief
EienerRlB Pablo 6Sb1s les 1 al1El * 2islssa
1abeil ilego saeri6 hhsfc and All
gslstsn Castro &
Last llgh she stree :of Ta1npfec
we're patr0lIes 81 tii tienaiiss
eayaITys Dtcaai one sIls5 ell ding
stlerals were lsc6YsEed, Invitations
& already hive Aaa1s is.asi 4 IA fnzset
10 TeslfTI 20 N q Isr y Z EII lT
bp8iuese y n or
pFntecticA ~ Senefe
I1ate last higilt sexefA ssog saefas
1TiaEed hdsInsss re3ainsng acleeal
con sslo3sa 4ADidly. sfoona 8 *
asFea uIitti farl -,
GeAsfRi 50ii 81 B
ent ls lIill
5Eas istse lndlEase fbat Is tlEats ila
BE Gat u eieSslgt sl nf sElF s0fgsF
and arnpi re@
that the Goa ioilss IS 81 hare
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NeWspa apers 9Ilat 1Iaye IEohps 81 ri
ne + Eatr q e llss IS 8 49,

Ile Ealr 8 }sl S 1
sa5grences IS ans. q May u 81 ne hon !.
Get s.ssp ger ~ n OF the country are
in dan ger from the reel Sldas editors
.snd rsporterh; who llal tIIaIly diatort
Tue FrTItns ISAAC w EgIfIte, or the New
World. told the editors at phe
NationaI News spaper Con ference at the
University os ssaTissss t1day. Mr. Waite
discussed tile legal res tra Int that IS
being proposed Ia sereFiI II states ana
~ CANCELLATION 1iisiveTdug liis ewn ques
.fiunl 7f1lat q .l Il Z Gio to- savs the sst-
latioh = sas
~ should lei Dur Sllers kuoty
We want 20 hs aeenrate sayise them
70 VOIIlI OUT OF q SsFUEET ilIIl CITlf
Notify ~ news 4o1ic es 60 mai spee&
tAE effort IN ii Z ilrertion of accuracy
md fair pley.s.
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sLsIsIasnts

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New York, May 5t 6anas lof
ChaFies Becker. flle fbFger p0iii;s
llallsanaak z : Al .ssals y "a ~
murder Of Hertnen Rosanshais
gambler, today secured 9rofIi Hfidals
lif,si vSviiSSs - described a the Elaste5i
hacker Of the plot that Fesa i =. &
killing Of Rohe1ahaI, adriissi6Ea ii
he had lied TO Deputy Police
,sioner Doaghefty. liad said sisih
during his direct exannnia tfon d 81 et
in the "a ~ that lie omit la6 Ell 8
time Becker was on trial for k il
and had made affifia9sfx that Id 4ifls ~
today seefe IA liie
IS Under the fire OF cross ok amin ilis !.
VVebber treinhled, his ifioush at
and then curfeaS into sla ffe
times he seefned tu dsSf Mefaiia 81,
hsantons OF Becigerss counsel q dkssS W
any confradi ictory staSeaient ssl,
him As ether times, lie apr ~
give way 10 despa ~ fgfce D
tnitted hA wGs fefnofsefi fiil for Il. 8 4 -
he had taken in the yigils. &
Mention 81 the dflslt ii ~ ~ s.ss
gpiiT9en IA he 3 taek sssi iat
the with aim lst tes the 81
- nj its sseII slgints flss
ne IpId oF me ~ con sYIlrii q a
Ifsl tte esilatnhd jtftht4t A 4
trDs limit IN tori fclf tlil3
del Sxsif
selVef aa " AZ fhsg rs (. iss & =
BShhef aisnif thai be i5std ftei, ~ l
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stsf plras 0ss toaay Sssl
'1lteed 81 the Colorado
sll,J "a son,
5F |sk ne re u tiSX bfe elff
lof I57ta SO >
80 70 tets
zsfia strike. aud
lns k4il 80 - apsciis<
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tlahfa Ga, MAY 1 3 ihbefs of
fhs illipefia council 81 tle mSstit.
snllee Rhtea has Just ectsps ese6 IA
Aannal Jaset,ss hags Iefg tonight Fsr
Tneannab &C.. on speel tFaiiio "a
apend tomorrow siehtsesiae there's
kny ~ the S.nel fs1ens6 hers gtre Sc
Fanied S. thei seiniifes
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8l5Ia ssale Propesg !.

! ); ri Pae May / "a less
Anissi icRE ind other foreiSn mine own4
egs ret urn to tie parral sislrict and
reopen m cir serffes within fifteen
days: the ilines y III be Eet4ed and op4
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people accnsdtng z To q notice said to
have heen iesuSd iSy Generai Euzs
E{eEfsa 5ess de Aes nFtiiRa. OF the Par
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gilla fs lahaltisnss

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was ceiitered here today on the rT0be
ahility OF AseNie lean rebels gestfag nlul
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MRAltss eSllsI I rms
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tea States Yor f,afi 80. & (

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arrived At Havana. Cub Is morning
and ct once sailed fos W. West
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meet the South Amer iediatcrs
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q large crowd gath hsfed q dock at
were request not % try Eo get snap
shots. 5s ssF
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len q

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Refugees Report at Es0agl0 sstss
exas, That Arnteric
been a btised ifa
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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-14
MONTE VISTA HAS
FAST FOOTBALL TEAM

The Monte Vista high school
this year is represented by the
fastest football team in its history.
In the three games already played
it has not lost one, defeating Trim
idad 10 to 0, Alamosa 26 to 7 and
Del Norte, last Saturday, 10 to 0.
Today, on the local gridiron, Monte
Vista again defeated Alamosa 4S
to o.
Monte is going after the champi-
onship of southern Colorado, and
if they can win the games they
have scheduled, will try to bring
Las Animas here after Thanksgiv-
ing.
Monte goes to Trinidad Nov. q,
for a return game.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-11-14
WILSON ENDORSED

The thirty-fourth annual con.
vention of the American Fedora.
ton of Labor met at Philadelphia
last Monday and will be in session
two weeks. Pronouncing the pass
age of the Clayton trust bill as or
ganized labor's greatest single ac.
complishment for the last year, the
executive council, in its report to
the convention, said that it "con-
tains the most fundamental and
the most comprehensive enuncia.
tion of industrial freedom found in
any Legislative act in the history
of the world" The membership
of this organization is now 2,020,
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