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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
THE THEATRE


Mr.. Charles Dillingham; 81 the Globe
thcafrr. New York o. 60 send us his pre-
teuttous music show The Lady Of the
slipper I'm which viii appear tie favor
us stars MoufguWrry and stone. 90
comes to the Court theatsr Wsduesdav.
April 70. matinee and night Mr.. Din
inEham has made long and careful prep
aTatlon Tor this important Offering.
which ran am entire season IN his own
theater. Ncw York. and there viii Doe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
BARRISTERS MEET
Ohio County Bar Association Will
Hold Meeting in Court House
This Afternoon

The second quarterly meeting OF
the Ohio County Bar Association Will
De held THIS afternoon at ? o'clock in
Part One OF the Circuit Court Mat.
ters OF an important nature 20 the
association viii be taken up. and IL
Is expected the question OF aiding in
the care OF the poor will he consid-
cred; They will also act very strin.
benty. II Is understood. upon the &C
ton OF the loan sharks, who are each
day bleeding their victims. Il would
rot be surprising should a resolution
be passed upon this question
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ROLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. W. Va Arr,t n
Architect Willard Wells. OF Weilsburr
mas the plans for the new school build
Ihs; 70 De erected on the corner OF Main
Stu u scate streets ABOUT completed. The
nuiuing VIII be a fine brick structure
Win limestone trimmings and will con-
rooms. toilet rooms and a pvmna sum
IN the basement. The building is to he
htled Up with electricity and will be
nttted by not air to be forced through
the building by an electric fan thus
making " one 81 an. most up-to-ds, e
SSAoo. puiidings In the state and Ii l.
eNpected that IL Will he ready for oc-
eupatlon by the beginning OF the school
term next fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The street along the car line. south
Of the car barn. Is In a very bad con
dition in places. T. is caused by the
mud washing from The side OF the
hill and lOdgirs on the street. The
mud has reached tho depth OF OF
s inches at these places. and automo
biles or teams use the street car
track when passing THESE points.
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notable cast and production com
hluing novelty ana good taste. OF
course There are more than one hun
Cred people I'm the company supporting
MONTGOMERY and stone. among the priu-
i.gfoN. Marjorie entlcy. Eugene Revere.
GladA IS Lcll, Robert Rogers. Violet Zelt.
David AbrahamS, samuel Burbank.
Helen Falconer. lone Bright Harold
RUSSELL Evelyn Conway and Edna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
Delivered Address.

DR.. ]. y. Deahl. professor al West
Virginia university. visited the local
schools yesterday and delivered a
very interesting. as well as education
al. address TO the students. DIR. Deahl
complimented the city on their new
school building. stating that Il Is one
OF the best equipped school buildings
in the state
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Iiahts Tur-ed On.

The new light sWlich have just
been recently installed along Mar
shall steret. In front OF the new Mid
way addition. were turned on last
evening Tho new lights illuminate
the street a this p.ICa. and also add
much 20 the appearance of that sec
ton of the CRY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The Ohio Valley Electric company
has force OF men employed at the
new Union high school. wiring the
building for electricity and installing
the lights. II will probably be a week
or so before the work Is completed
The work OF painting the interior has
been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
This Afternoon.

The All-Collegians and the Sherrard
semi-professional base ball teams will
meet this afternoon at Sherrard IN
the opening game OF the season. The
game vas to have been played Satur-
day, but was postponed on account
of the bad weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

District Superintendent II. L. Pedi.
cord. OF the local schools. left last
evening for Cameron. where he will
assist In the commencement exer-
cises OF the pupils OF the eighth
grade. The exercises will be held
there today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

The volunteer fire department OF
the fourth and dfth wards will give a
play at the Union nigh school audi
forum. April Is.
One offender was given a hearing
before Mayor Scanlon last evening.
Jacob Strasberg will leave to-mor.
row for visit with friends at Cum.
berland. Nd.
X. L. Dixon OF Steubenville. Ohio.
friends.
j. l.. Leach vas "A business visitor
at Moundsvillo last evening.
Frank Geraghty. the former local
police officer. left for Aliquippa. Pa.
where he will be employed.
Miss Bertha McCombs. who has
been confined TO her home on High
street. Is able to be out.
Richard Lutz IL spending n few
DAYS WITH friends AZ GAINESVILLE. Ohio
Sehenks Roast Spring Lamb for
Easter dinner. Sehenk's Ham or Bacon
with fresh eggs for country breakfast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11

Inc survey has been made and ground
was broken yesterday afternoon for the
new bank OF fOllansbee to be erected
on Main between Ohio and Penn streets.
me excaNatng is being done by j. w
SYnhstoh anu as soon as this IL COM
ment foundation
The building viii be two stories high
the entire urst floor will be occupied
by the bank. a .arge room in the front
and smaller one In the rear which
Will be used az the directors Office The
second moor Is to be set of in fve
rooms which will be occupied by bust
ness men to be used as Offices
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easy terms Bell phone. S92 Nation
DOWDELL kEALTY co.
Glendale
Bell Phoncs-Can Moundsville
Omce-3O5-k. ResidCnce-237-R
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DOWDELL REALTY CO.
Glendale
Bell Phones-Call Moundsville.


The Ladies' Aid Society Of 81. Mat
thew's Lutheran church have com
pleted arrangements FOR the sale OF
pastry. which they will hold az
Charles Schad's grocery store. and a
market TO be held at Niebergail
Bros. store to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
'MECHEN

The low prices o. those fine lots In
the Midway viii surprise you. Me
Cullagh * Reid are selling them on
al phone lis.
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Coz. Amnons in Letter to
Chairman Foster Declares Mother
Jones an Lncifer of Trouble

Classifying Mother Jones so~
being kcb = military prisoner at
san Rafael hospital. as a woman "f
incuhdiaTy temperament ss being
largely responsible for III. Issi-ss-
ness OF the early days of tho coal
.trik. in southern Colorado. d.fin-
Ing clearly the position Of the state
militia under command Of BriEadi-r
General Jobn Chase. Governor y. NJ.
Ammuns in a letter to ". - Foster.
mittcc. told what h. tpncriycd to he
his duty IN regard to the aged labor
asitator. The GoVcrnur expresses a
willingness to have Mother Jones
produced "a a witness before 'h"
committee. bu. suggests that her tcs-
timony b. taken at the hospital or
that she b. removed To- Denver. out
Of tn. strike zone entirely, and
where there will be no possibility of
an outbreak.
Z Til. letter received by Chairman
Foster day or two ago from Cover
nor Ammons. is as follows.
Dr. NJ u Foster. Chairman.
Congressional Investigating Com
mittcc.
Dear Mir Foster r-Refcrring to
your night letter and my telegraph
II. reply Of today. I desire TO explain
that have no objection whatever to
the committee talking to Mother
Jones am anxious only to avoid
any possibility Of trouble. Those OF
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us ~ho have been connected closely
with this strike from the beginning
r-aIis- 'ha, large amount OF the
is~I-ssnrss rommi,i-i in tn. strike
zone was du. directly to incchiiary
work uf this woman. sh. has open
" dcfiod the state authorities. whca
she returned to the i,s'Tic, this tim.
II vas after having herself inter
,i.sCd on numerous occasions and
after having stated time and aseia
that sh" was xoinE there to max"
ruubl". Taxing her a, her own
word Grncrai Chase dIi the only
thing he could do to prrN.n; h"r
carrying out her threats. She was
notified from the beginning that she
could leave the dis,ric, any time sh.
pleased bat that sh" could not hc
permitted to stay there and incitc
further riot and bloodshcd.
/ have been told by at least ono "
the strike leaders that she never
would leave Trinidad, that she Is su-
ing to- insis, ON STAYING there and
doing what she ricas.s. Since her
detention a womcn's parade was ar
ranged in Trinidad with General
Chasc's consent These In charge OF
it made an sgrcsmcu. with him the
route to be followed. At certain
poin, the parade was diverted from
its original course and riot cnsued.
during which terrible loss OF life
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], s, WILL INVESTIGATE
EXECUTION Of BENTON r.
MASS MEETING HELD
England Stirred BY Death Of Subject at Hand.
Of Rebel Leader Villa. Noted Americans
Reported Missing and Imprisoned

wsshias,on. -. G. P.b, al
White iioa.s official. stated today
that osfi.iai reports tfon G.n.Es,i
villa and his friends declared VII.
liam !, is-n,on. the british ranch
man. ga. executed b..anss h- -n-
tered the ramp at Villa armed ami
threatened the life OF III. rsns,i,a-
,iohailsi esnms ndsr
In si.s of this i.,.s, r.par,. there
Sas = ai.p-.ilioa ~ the White ii1ls.
Ia await a tail Investigation of Ih.
facts before -sps-s=ins ans opinion
II sss si.o stated that sr-.s Hfitain
sas lalaise In allegiance say repre-
s-ntaiion. P-hai1s the S"Has,-,i1. 81.
a s-i-cf; On 'hs affair by n. Nm-ri-
csn fos-rhnrh,s
t.Si- official dispatches so the
sisi- d-.aF'n.as ..assinlas Villa .
s~ssion II In. affair ses- bs.sishs 90
sh- shI'- h"as- bat = sonspis'- Eorss
ioh .f tho kiliihE ss personally ca
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piain-a 10 Eonsni Edwards is on ~
.ay by mail.
official Dispatches from the AH.f-
l.an ronslsl are representatives say
further that Viii. claims B-sioa
sasn- I" hi,n armed aud that aa'ihs
III" coarse Of a long assum-n' ani
quarrel. ii-n'oa raised . sun tn sho3:
bat .as ai.srm-si. aud a trial sy =
'a,iii'afy soaF, ioiI.s-si-
Robert. " r-saa'.fa. es.,tl,a-
,t"aalisi as.ns here. mad. pibiIr tho
i"ll"AIas Telegram tFUn tans,i,s-
'i"HsItsI huAisuaFs-s~ a, Jusfss
~is@h'"a catered Villas ssaF,a.hs
ssFy Unexpectedly. demanding pro-
'..sina .oE his ia,-r-sss aaa bitterly
issai'ihs villa asd ih- f-b-i sFa,.
G-a-rai ViI,s told hiaa ,ha, he raa.
sii-rra hits AN .sas To the goas,i-
iutInnalis. raas~ sas ,ha; In order
;ha, h- nigh, has S.atinu- ,a spsx
asalsss IL. h-. Wills. -ss Esias 80
ss.~sa~>A - ->-v.
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ssnpsthis.fss rs-F sac hJm sns
i-psat-d UPON hi;a ana h-ap-i ,bssa
ur"n him, ita sas saua,-.i over HE
h-Is,.ss condition n. "a. ssIlsa
rsrsy asGs ssa.sa .ess.d u.s. and
resns iesl = laay woaia nas 400.
Aaa ali besaasr be .~iis the Gkross
ssis-N-vs
w',i'~ '~et Il ~ Atss. .ss-..srs
him .su ~cmas told him In r., nut.
IL yca had sso sn--s leg. "a
sssss ,oa a.-n.7 .h. said. Ans all
at tire sosnrn tashrd hiHa sish sh.ir
tongues. ans taaiiY Willie ier.
hr-k-nrh.astrl To-day .hr told sss
s'ns,. iis told u aiH.., hs,ue-a
ssi.s
willie jahnssH Ia sss~a hy -t.f.-
ba;J, Yeats aE" shea ss met si;a
the unfortunate accident = funa -.
started and eim.ss -gsry body g.as
uisp'rs To tiy hiin = pair -t at,is
Heiai lees I'm Thri.tm,s dsy ,huT
~.f- sisra him i,r has no; forget
toa hi. friends ThsE. Ia n.p 10
hank. in cate of q ,tua-isah. =
sbm ~ money raisrd ty popuiar
subscription rhich q. drawing In.
,-s-.. and .hi.h Gill be- turned over
To Willie shss he is twenty .os-
s-arA os as. Every aish' h- ]. nn
sh- sr.-, selling ssp-r-, ii- Is do
,ns nothing asst 'ryinG 10 mai" =
living
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Loss Of LIFE
RESULT Of
STORM on
:. COAST

i.ss N1r-l-s. Calf. f-b 81
Tsfe- sas. OF unprecedented sstnEa1i
ss.ash, siA s~ash-Fa tsiiiaraa
.pae,i.. - = s.aai,i"n q. c.n.ris,s
rsu.sfatsas s.asfs TEase ~-s. sa
street sas Of rasifusa lines in srfI
vice. High -ias. oft the "rrss ,r...
sra,rvl ~is-s ard .pF a.p.es to-day tsss
As4e.ss saa .srsasnsins TERRITORY
within raaiu. pf go" miles N.s-
~issoa. g."ses at telephone AMI ,s'r.
sssph service
risr men sad ~.sn-. have insi
.hsif live. In ,hr tl"-t. aiacr wc-is
s..ia,.
Great damage hs. b-.a sonr ~
the asasm waters which sr.- the
hs.s, ru..seisx In sh" regarded HE.
tosy in IL. state
Tn. heavy a.sas ,os.s ~, yrss-fa
day we're followed hy sosrrntisi
rsia last ntsat Thts ga. succeeded
hr a gale Of bish velocity and all
~its.. telephone aud telegraph aud
power Isn.s suppisipx -l--trisiir u"
sh- city aad suburban railways west
'd--n. leaving practically evrTy town
sat city n sc counties in ,omplrsr
ISOLATION
The sind bie~ at the rat. Of -
miles an hour IN los Angeles and ~
miles a. San Diego. Simultaneous
y.luciti-. ~.i- recorded at San's
barbara and other coast towns.
In 10. Angeles although II es-
capped the heaviest rainfall. '~, great
steel bridges collapsed. The usually
river hanks os the Las Angeles ri,.s
and the Nrroy,- Zccp carried racing
,srcams which Overwhelmed aud de-
moli.h,d Gotta r-s ami bungalows
,hs, stood urcn their hanks. The
railroad lines. steam and electric and
Suburban were helpless. Oars w-rc
halted in tho streets. railroad trains
stalled in the suburbs and people
Walked and vaJea miles =" work.
,Csssisses % 0ss. 81
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sias- tisr hearing b-ssns Particular
carr ga. .s-sri.--i ny the .otah,i's~s
sni th.- sergeant rssssfssss that siss''
l.sHis ns oas ss. siio--d Z" s"'~
th-ns sn. The isa .ani.asisas ~ho
s-,e .susssh, h-so -arif this nssss'
los. Th- committee srsuis-a that
Mis nossi b- s~sHsssa from the sssts.
sad also es.i-s-d that II ", sh"d'
sss... this ap- -Eisssra.ns al iriasaa
aa! 0sgar vsvi.rbass the .s,ns snsrf
ssai. h- k-i., -as sf sight at the ~i'.
ass.
Nr Assstin. si-ssins ipfsh- sasnH
sa.st-.. iati particular sssrs~ apn~
the ,ssustsase et l~asise n" isos'
s.,- f"s .si<ess-si sssssss>sa fsuss
sssA~r ssae - u sbs aaAsa-e " ~hs~s
.%is~e~s vA> se~hrvss. IA ssaessSAs
u ~es~ tr-s- osa~ss ~s-epssrs ID.
aesss~ss~ ssil~a I" set sk-is asosn'
i.s sa-ai and late in she f.s-nosn
con arisiara So -~rs-sn,Hs.EAsna
Jekir nl huax~ss MI Jstir arranged
TO sarr'F ,h- .aihess sish ford aurs
isE ,s- ,,sa. i'is,re is-sn So. o. .hr
slant
g-sr-izgias sssr MS ai.s rsrsvisso
~ s~essiss as interpreter eas a ~
lsS "ns-s'Io at ,is~ nI-atax nt tho
asornins .~ssi.as The sr-iisE rs-4
ssii-., at the hearing ,hs, csarx~. af
S-oaasr ~..,s either stand ~ fsit
as sss f-suls .t 'h- inquiry s's-us
Z. be made Th- tense astaf- Of tho
Situation ~as apparent -trry~hrfv
Our Witness ~s. called DURING .h-
delay ssas-e' ~ ,sr s.s~ns- .s an in.
'-rrs~s.r
David wiiiians. an aiL miner ard
= native Of Wales 80. fit.s called "a
s-.itfr on The subjects af..aase. lead
ias uu to the strike lie ."priaia--i
NJ zrn.ssi conditions and ~s. only
cfsss -,arrtnc-. briefly. By this time
the interpreter had arrived aud Pie.
'ro I'suio Sc. called.
sC,~sssseA - .ssx II
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\ Vasl rt'cTl ito secure ih" tc-
,ea.~ Of Mother ioEce. noted ~on'-
an .ssik- leader. ~h" s,n.r January
- has heen held under military
guard a, the San Rafael hospital "
s-,os made ny the tnisci Mine
Worker. ct Amcries. Late yesterday
Attorney = ". clark: iosai counsel
fer tho miners union filed in the dis
uir, court q petition for writ cf
hshcas cuVpua. II wa made return
able in three days aud an additional
five dsv. wete allowed to prepare an
aee~er.
The action OF the miners union
attorney follows closely the action
Of tho state supreme court on We'd
ncs~ssy ct this week when the major
ne ot the constituted court handed
down a dccSsiou tetusias an origin
al application THE matter going
throush the dis,rics court will be
taken through the regular channels
to III, higher tribunal n Judge a. ".
McHendric denies the writ.
Mother Jonea wsa arrested al
tho To,,ec hotel on jannsry ~ two
hours after she had arrived In the
city. A miiiiary guard was placed
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ToAsy's lrssiaosy Sraded con,
r,sirle 10 rrtuss the charge. that
m~e ~-rv to<t-a in .ssx and bsus,fhs
he.~ frum t'is,.susxh. that 'hsy
s-r- arestss.i .. q. iAsos .uaai'ioh.
ana snsl miasss ~rse rs-ssas-d b.
sessas s- .o,aisss tsusn leaving as
ss:-stss sh~ saat. st ssii.
TIE s~osn ts.ssfnonS ihss hs.
ans- sss- ssss ssSth,ax -i.- In a.
rse4~ sh~ shsse-s st ,bs aatas Lead
ss.. ~ss skSs 1t i's~ssp sad v,'iossp
p,oias TEss~ s,ssss SER hsmed
yvssssuss vtlk s-o olksrs - ,.r'se
asslsusuA ~ S-sstas pplAsus ssa "s
sssias hr~s sest~sseA tvuss - sosst
~ elhse sse ~Hsese~- ~iii s.s,ifs
sesss rrsls-s srsst0say ~s> xsss.
s,ss~ refsssssns At The sssrsitar ssasy
sAlA yeasrasy sy 6sosassi Misaos'
ii. . ha DECLARED k~ had -srsr~a sfv-s
assiss s~~s ssass~s shr~- 'ias. PR
rsnsssis
The witnesses gaze . n.s+ss s..sn rsrsa
.ssst.s asa seesissise s,og9 n 'hr
ass.~s ~ paien she rissrs .s the
.srSkIss susi ssih-rs have h-sh filiss'
~ sh. .nsi .esHransr>. tsst hs. ihu.
sas .a~- hso~sts a-t"sc 's~ eusn"i'.
s~ s'aa~s srsrs. cruz. ~sseeiaassnh
NJ NJ rossissa. ana after MI.
rssa-. has a.s~a every 9s-.ii"e
,ssasss In ,hsuw iisns es the ess-
ricym.es sstLoas nj the coal o'-rs-
,nsss is..sso reiterated his .sosy in
.ss-Y particular In vain .osias~i
TOE ,hr ssi.. s.1shs 4. hs,as cut
ss.sin.onv 4. susrubnsssr the Mis.
sosst .s.st Ts~ witness DECLARED h-
sss. soshirs "s uhy he had he-s
sunsmaee-ss is~ snrtssrsi he ~as not
addressed h, superintendent saus.
sr-s~ .. aa,osr -ter rresfv,ine What
IN. committee ~as seeking to ssiu
srp~ him
rhe t-ssiuso.y pt the i'r"io trosh-
es. ~a- sr~sesisd by the mue' 'e"s@
si,usIsoc that hss heva prr-ipi,sie'i
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Petition in Habeas Corpus
for Release of Mother Jones
Filed in District Court

a,~,u, the hospital. Tho arrest
rau..-i a pr-,-.' in union circles
shrcur rheut the state. Sc,cral ur:'e.
,y-ai uuioni.ss sought Z" prevail W.
IN General Chase to- release the not
81 strike leader. hut the governor
has stood firm aud with General
CHASE. A parade of STRIKER ~omca
headed for tho hoapiial on January
- preciptsa,cd a riot In which four
.r five were injured when the cav
airy dispersed the moi.
The congressional committee that
is sitting in Trinidad prosecuting an
inquiry into the coal strike was
asked last Monday to order the ay-
psarance sf Mother" Jones a. a
witness. Tbi. movement was met by
the Judge a'Ivratc of tho nation a ]
guard by objections that 'h. produc-
ing OF Mother Jones A. a witness
would he dangerous. TIL" ATTORNEYS
cf tho United Mine WORKERS later
withdrew the application. Mother
Jones will probably not appear as a
witness while the committee Is in
session here hut will be taken to
Denver to tcsifythere.
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St,ihetreskers Deny They We're Held Prisoae''
st Delasua. Charges Eabnc Of Fiction.
Uaiea Leaders Disceacerted.

oi at 'h
.o.sl sauiyy nailed 'hs'fT'
IN ="
Yesterday Of f"ar '"A'fa
u Misn"i last n'kh ~-'" declares !"
rt
~spi'a-a IN" "h"h
ssssr To their .hsts
sainas sf"nhi h'' "i %" hr
sh'''r' W
sri--r int" h" ~""hs q"
10 'b s"na''"h 'r~sHs
q as0a
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
WOMEN STRIKE SYMPAIHIzeRS IAuNT
AND ABUSE CRIPPLED NEWSB0Y

fhe sass dssP,esh,s. eeats.p,ib,s
ssA esisaSsess aes that has hr~a
committed b saSeatssx. asd there
are may ef then. ~as the attempt.
q aasaslt aad absse of . csippisd
1svs6sy. Wtibs JsAaass. vkieA
tesk peAss q ~ Vssa tAsasss 1Asss-
~ aisaassa Aas5ag Q sssaIsa 4
he csseysssicRAl esGaaisses Vp.
u JeAsasa. vAs vas safsssaaAie
sassgA y Iess bssA hts lseS ssvesal
ysass go whsa be vas sua ssss by
b tsais. ~Hs the vscsia Of the a.
tsssAissiy ,ahsaaa 'rAtnsai q.
The hasas at-~v ~ il with shane
WOMEN strike synpstAtsrn.
Willie Jssassa. vita 90. Arsinr
sssI limb sni ho.sIiss .a .fu,rh-s
had .frrs up ihs" . t-as 4. hear The
rs-s-~.siss. Of sss ingsisy. willie.
10, u be .ns.sssnpd. sells the Chrpa.
isie.>..s on 'ke street lie has sai!
the ChsunieI-4N.~s sv-r since he
~as hurt Z, uas sh. n..susnsns ih-
saearsisd By IN. C-N that bouek,
Aim h,s first pair Of ,-e. iha, happy
Christina. asr seven years aso. is1
hse Dot torGos,sn what th. Chsos.
isir-N-u. did fsr him and sh.a tho
strike came On he r-e,sin.a true ami
still sr,i. the chrphisi..N-.s
\, Willie .s-pt into sh- b.s which
pas filled I'm Nth usm.G ssfikr
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
FORECAST BY THE
U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.

ToniSh, and sunday gen.r-
ally cloudy Probabls rain
or snow In west portion.
Warmer cast portion tonight.
Colder vcst portion.
New Mexico. Ton sht and
sunday generally cloudy.
Probably rain or snow IN
northwest portion Warmer
tonight. colder in north por-
ton sunday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
STORIES Of PE0NAGE BRANDED
| fh SCHOOLS |k:}'l[ST|M0MY BEFORE
| CONGRESSIONAL C0;1M|TTEE TO-DAY
WHAT Is A STRIKE

John Lawson says IL 10
hsiL AGi b. .ashs la kaos,
On .sos.--saminaiiah Sss,-f-
day C..,lEan for The miners
asked lhe operator. s,'n-ss
Mik- rls.h-i. from, the Pred
.a.k mine. MIA, is
strike
The .itn..s l-,asi-,-i .s-f
the ru-s,iSn fss .on.s time.
Thi1kins b. ..uts help ,se
sila--. In his sassrF s.s,lr
xaa said. ''wha. d. Ia" m.h
do ~hss .h-y strike
'rh-S don't do so.hias.
replied iho au-..saa-si an--
''lhns th-y STRIKE Tot
n.asys'' thu as."sa-F a.k-a
No. I make lots noa-s.
sam.sims sis aoiias a aas;
striker. s- msk. s.f.- .ialisrs
ss-s. sold i'insh-A
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

,Cortipucd on paHe So
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

TRINIDAD THE TOWN To TIE
m-Al.AO. YOU CAN TIE
TO" THE MERCHANTS WHO
ADVERTISE IN THE c-N, THEY
HAVE WHAT VOC NEED.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-02-12
LATEST ADDITION IA, S2 SSx. Aw
TO ARCTIC MAP 80 ssli[x a5H

7 HAS often recurred in
polar exploration. as in
many other phases OF hu-
man activity. that the so
called last word is not
the final one. When the
remarkable series OF arc
tic expeditions came to