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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-05
Dinners and Lu1cheons.

Miss Alice Wulff Will entertain with
a small dinner party Wednesday eve
ming. preceding the midWeek dance al
the Country club,
Mrs Margaret RoWley, Capt John A.
Wagner and F, II. Weckerle formed
dinner group at the Valley Inn. 1sleta,
8Ir. and Mrs. Alfred Roos. Of Organ,
y. II, entertained DR.. and Mrs R T.
Ebert at dinner at the Valley Inn,
XsIetas Friday night.
Mrs. A L Peterman entertained a
dinner group at the Valley Inn, Ysleta,
Friday night her guests being: Miss
Miss Vera Pool, Capt and Mrs. A P.
Watts, Mrs ". D. Lansden; Messrs.
Maury Kemp and Maurice O'Bear.
Lieut. " =. Erwin ana Ernest Ssuer
entertained Miss Hilda Sauer and Miss
a lice Wulff at the Valley Inn, Yslela,
at dinner Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Simmons en-
tertained with little dinner Friday
night at the Valley Inn, Ysleta, in cele-
bration Of Mr.. Simmous's' birthday an
niversary. The guests were judge and
Miss Villas simmons The party motored
down in the hosts new car
Complimentary to Miss Sybil Shedd
and Miss Valerie Lorig. who will soon
leave for school, Mrs. r T. Campbell
gave an attractive luncheon Thurs
day. The table was decorated with
the luncheon, the guests attended the
movies" In the party were Misses
Sybu shedd, Valerie Lorig, Mabel
O'Connor and Lucille Rice.
Edward Ledwidge entertained Friday
night with a beautifully appointed din
ner at the Harvey House, given in
honor Of Miss Hazel Pruett and Henry
L Fletcher and he members Of their
bridal party. American Beauty roses
in q large cluster ornamented the ia
ble's center, and at each woman's plate
also were American Beauty roses. A
i course dinner was served. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. n
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs J. J. PFuett Mr.
and Mrs J. o. Crockett Miss Hazel
Pruett, Miss Anne Weeks; Messrs.
Henry l. Fletcher, Baron Fletcher,
ChsPDie Lowenfisle. J. r Pruett, of
Mexico, and c. c. Curry. Of St Louis
Following the dinner. the guests mo-
tored to the West Ysleta Country club
where they spent the remainder Of the
evening in dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-05

DELAWARE PUNCH for rscep-
observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-05

Best Of eIeanmg,UnOnezO 1901 for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Wks-Advertisemen
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-13
IS
BE PE4 II
,gesfs sSsiEnetS gere to icaI
sernblsr aHd iPoliss I;eut.
Yves To z Says Eae.n
(By AaaocIatAd Praaall

+ New York, Nay IL. Counsel Cor
Charles Becker, on triai, charged With
the murder of Herman RosenthaI. TO-
day obtained an admission from VIII
liam Shapiro, driver of the gray MUIR
der car that Testimony hi SSvel On
direct examination as tnday,s session
.ylaa not the came he gave at the trial
of the four gtfnmen. Then Shapir0
teatified, the records show, that willie
driving the four gunmen Co che Me-
tFppole Hotel, he heard .sDago Esrankt'
say Everything Is all right BeclsS
efe has the cops ike .,
S0Re, staf Witness TOR the
state, at the first trial, took the stand
aft lnpiro. He Sene fully into the
details os the alleged cOnspiracy Inst
TesiiIted III the n "a oe Rosenthal. re
told how Beclker had urged him fo
lieYe the EassbIeF asIenEedn " and ihe
mnnne, ,sn which he got the unfnen
70 do the lob he also told how. he
had ipstilied d fear OF q frame UNI
and an arrest into the minds of the
ssssa nan - - them itrrtier R6s
eIltlal' as ZEE sefd Becker demanded. 6
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.0|H|UR||gH.IRFNENs ]
]. .N'.'.iF|iGHTf0RVhNDY
PROPOSES TO CARRY CON.
TEST no U. S. SUPREME
COURT d
SPEC 8 CEIEs ARE HOT
u Univeraity at NsailviIle EsS Lest
Il End. Rsatso South,
VIII EstabIish Rival
Spec 7 ECEIEs ARE HOT
fsy AsslocIated preasl

aE u J.
Oklahoma City. May. Il. Resoits.
lions author rizing the board OF educe,
ton TO coatinsie the coEtest Tor con.
troll OF Vanderbilt University In the
courts of TeRnessee and to move the
litigatldn 20 the UIlted States courts
| ~ necessary with power to cease ia
co5Ilesate isa The management OF yaiI-
cersitt AZ final decision Is adverse nd
20 consider proposals TOR the astab.
sisEltIneDf of her theoiozieai school
sat sone Point east OF the MisgisgippI
rIgaslp were presented BIZ Ret Or
JAMES SitnIiau 81 yifginie and lanes
r.. Pep per- nf Memphis.
g Dr. Caution Ii nn advocate or church
the trustees selected Tor RandoipI,-
q the itgllia conference to confirm
? RIGHTS
Macon ;ellege Afa Pepper Is one ~
the Ibnr n,siluFit y trustees OF Yander-
bilt University and a recognized lead
er Of tbs ilaymen OF the church,
iiie eommittee considering the Vans
tlerhslt sittatiun without reasfsng.
he isEep pnaaIs. =
In come ction with the establish-
ment OF q new univarsits the Fisoltls
tl9nH would epecif ificaily instruct that
the new charter OF any. Institution
50 established shall guarantees the
KiKht 0f tho general con fe-Sna or
some other government body "a fha
church 20 JetertEine tsie method al
the elertion or the tfietess. In
OF section atthDrigen Il Il 3 hoard of
edue lion to surrender tiia clarfer
tsfall by fisss MIA Sc eeFne q III
$50 p. 80 ere q cha tei III Assaih 81 Iit,s =
etate and if D lai.assaEy F0r tia fitiis
teetion OF the Interests of tie Sssil 81
70 incorpo the generki Conference
20 sgsnle ctlter state thar Teaiies Be
Elle board or edncntiuh would aiAo
be- IN natfiicteG IL the resolutions re-
approved 10 echflFIm no pefshn as
trustee OF Wander biIt IJsiiyetssi iy sifl1
less siieh person a trustee esideagds.
70 carry cilt the ptlrFoBss 5f tia
clsRffi I'm the estebl blIshfnant 81 the
sunirArgity and the purposes pf the
gePeFtIt s'pIIIpredc IN iaaEInR cons
tract with the board n 1885. that IA
tie event the board OF esinenk kiaa sIe
elines % confirm any pera0ft y no has
iii q HslrGficy aHd the hoard q efast
been sles.t ed by tn board tof trust f0
liiseg TO accept sIleh rejection as
final and ahepid re-eiect the elected
pergpn and insist that he be perIiii,
ltesl 20 efster suit IN the courts oE the
tjnited Stat es or OF srennessees As isiat
sestl vi Be 10 tho board
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0IJ


Z =
tistle due 20 eating "a image FOR
I'll nner -nnd ay, ~ = kndrsw King fell
1eaq IN business hsislding on Main
81 yes feEfisY rlorniEig at 10 O'clock.
"a = King wEs house iaasiager of the
nstsf fR0fi lal Ks Efofpe and vel N
~ alt parts or the county
On Alen1ay King went ft fesna-
nezer CEN eters ia this c0iInty. seyarsss /
nliisg tfGn1 the city FOR tie nappnEe
ol placing q monument tst lilA ~
crave sfrss King having f.led q va +
ags sgas aceofnpanieG on tf,ie
tfap ~ doe I'D t9afyie, q "a eRrc Iii tiie
employ Of the White Mar COM
1g King, = MO 3. a 8
ycF hear lily Df The coiIafds for difl-
nef and short 81 sitter they b b fi{e
drive e ttlsy beeane III II 8 ne4rtS
2 stlI3ers rsEs Intensely Mr. Eiiie later
grew ill hfE6s eig and when iiIsy railcl.l :
"a tlse city e. both cofapl ained az
tletil very sick Ring 6odtfrtea
a oil nissas lpElg and sgRa Ill sd
fla 3 = Isl teEy Rs oEzling 81
90 'sIppk re entered the Dine
ssasillfg HasliE 20 make a ieB1slf e and
sltalie here grew i'll, ccnlbiaIhed os
iEelnE dizzy atld was assiAI6 a q 3, !
eAAl Watson, the eashieF of
lpe saJ 8 no bet tef RI King
sSif tfisst ted a1eIERr and ne.
yes 3leiaea into the olfce 81 john ~.
stsiIley bg Hi son at6 & 81 i,SsIraan
sent tnl ht ~ 4 fau, nj 3 II =. I.ss $. a
s1iE ail d befoEs tisa afg fvlEi
of n pkynlc.itlif s7e Ria iae dEisl Tf7a ess
rsssEpls Ry the d0etcs fN
50 81 his Il ehih b from No aral use
49sfns- - :. q sgi Z sl ~ ~
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COLUMBIA tPAPERS
GO TO COURTS
State Sues me record For Al
legged Lihelous Story Absat
Circulation :.
Special TO The InteIllgencer.

Special TO The InteIIlgenceF.
Columbia. May I2.-Fhe state Com
pahy OF Columbia today IiIed suit for
damages in the sum OF $4,000 against
the Record Publishing Co.. or Coianl-
bio. The pleintiff. ailegcs that the
defendant Published statement east
iAg aspeEsions on IT'S icirouiation
claims and thereby injured il with its
advertisers and subscribers. The com
plailt was served today ON the Rec.
ord Publishing Company.
II appears that on the Sth, OF last
October tie Evening Record displayed
prominently an advertisement, claim
Ing THE Record Guarantees Adyer-
Users 10 per cent, more local paid cir.
Eculation than Is given by any otiier
newspaper" The Record offered to
give 81 600 to any charity I'd be named
by the mayor OF the city IL this state
IlenE was not correct. The State i,e-
Gently published some circulation tIg4
ures which The Record vigorously las-
sAiled. and on - front page printed
a statement ehRrging nIsrepr esenta.
ton soh the part of The state. out oil
this grew the libel suit,
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=. 09ls n.
kI ES
!. is BII.
ss dates For sI.e
apass For 81 tsousae s 4
-ssslons
= {.
ssy j Fress.)

es lsiington. Under q spec.
ial rule the ho;tss tbaay passed tbe
g senate biz pr6sIaIns temporary ma
chiner 70 rthe eondiiet of pouula !.
elections or IiI.t
There was pract IS no Opposition
fn- the rslaaeisfll s. 90 .
The bill PROV 81 tsie election nf
sehators az an 81 sSiis called for
.lIleinbers of the 40 next pFeceainE
the expiration 81 4 apai ie! SrIs Nh ; ;
repfese zss & ssrs ~ 81 80. ,,ss
officials would "a 81 s,ls I s q iS,ns'
state laws presis & nf3eedisTss - I,
The bill S tiesi 4 "a operate until
be pasaed s tafes n Fss,,u s.. K.
have prov ilied (.
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tlERlEANY s.Oll
Too Any F1apte q !,

Berlin May n. Tlie 4, Va ! "a Z.
llss y iii,se annual easfFe.it IS + IL issp1a
.iih3l'sst cloAees deelsse ssse ~
EsyEfF FfEElI tIffsr1fl Is E7ES EEk
tllstsde slf inpesslbie for tl AZ IN 4 ~
So tsila eBOngl natIve TAR rs iaIssIsi, s.,
lley lhil se to d seF,aIid 81 Fl Z l,,rfls ss,s
= sllsAlttlsl Poles and 81 iit foF i SIeFs
yftn ~ wade gerJnany eisli ,;s,I1ss a,
resf1rh 10 fllUir hflsl al q - Il
tassiIsg out OF tlia cavri m n ~.
ttsss'tT 81 6nonf rsIto "a f,sIS
hssfs ecentiy become ePa IS j Ee{F ~
ttie announced Intention ~ tiss t.ssss
sian government to fGf M Il 81 hisfs 4
from coming aer6gE flIs si9rg is
sssa = s:ss:t;;i
less han 400, 900 fabnfefh. Il fiFSiT
when army ilfcraaSys arls abs.s ~
take further 81 q, Il .s1 Il ) 8 q q
bodied men AVA fr6i ~ : 4 -
1aiiilb -
'iie same Conditions IS 4 Es fe,, 4. s
DRIFT OF the eltie2 sia Gsl ( ~ 81 4. !, =.
opsery ryed Nthefe .lese a 81 s.
tnarily tisss 80 lpsfi9 foaai 4 y II
sneia atiralt fs3s q ~
sQT here is the low pre- l,ssg q
q ietF let's ii d rfii els Ft 4 laie
some % s9sefsni8n 81 4 = rlel 4. ~.
70 RQn illg eos hi Y II fid kSsat,f.l 81
tuytn Slii pss ii llicil she saTaslln, 3
tg9 9ee atsoft z Is sss. tsf 4 ~ ~ 4 Il
iip g a cen a. az n, o. las6
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inns ]. l,II eEt,Ro
Siiresetort GFeNd OF Il siiIsa i1'e6 d 55isIE
= er tlle Sheriff
tBy Associak ked RressJlI

3 5iiteVen0Fts L La Lay q I'd Isfnsis
tQnS g esEa held on q be char 81 as.
.saulsiF 8 white Girl! esrgy fcsia 3
ken from the bariBli jjEstI 81 a.
ter noon end Isncfea.
III For three lioaf crowd az one
thousand men and boys stood III the
rasn out ID o II lie 81 ], naaritIfE khe
door With d he sas1 ri Iroaa ffons Steel
esa sgexe used and entr ance
was gained by tsle mos.
& Sheriff ) J r. Bslotsrncy had teiS-
pnEy Of The national guard to report to
him fef service. BaforE sha b4iiefs
EcotttE be sen 70 the men 4iia is
epsllr8ly q eEallt tho nero hals
lSesls tailen tFcin jail lled.
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lRHIIER
/
TEao US AESES or sEsIESItJG UNI
FORMS ADRdIRED BY
ATl.ANTIANIs
$ $; 81 ! EI.E FOR 1915
sHtes LES Between That City
md San Francisco First B,si-
meas Session Held Today
81 81 : 81 FoR 19IIs;lI
By ARsoeIsIec Fresall

Atlantis ogay Ia 1.-TWO parades
viewed by serried thousands. aIrealis
slselt here today BY the Inysti. shrine
tTl connection with tke anntiSif meet
ING Of the imperial council 3
/ aaeilt! Jttllearias. IA
Reaplendent III orientaI costSip q,
and headed by the bands on, the va
Ertnas sies. the stsTiTi 81. Il patrols
followed BY the members OF tile iifz
tetent temples In formal dress tonight
marched in the annual Fnigla It pa9eant
or the order. II was estimated that
niore than ten thousand shriners par-
tteIpated IN the event The march
began at 10 2, clock and did not Ecu1l-
icirde until near Tntdniglst
lie mornifie riarnlla afEl.2le 4 :.
Eteri, Ssl an escort 10 Tie irdperiuI pr,s
iayasA n 4. 81 ll,ffF,fs
and was not c0nsIude iuntiE ndon Tha
day WIS nearly perfect Up to tbs
very time - nt tarting excursion trains
had poured yfEs torS, into the city until
| the tlsrnfg wa s ast tiEnate8 st the great-
est AsIantn EVER bad. 35 I.iE9
esOr Scheme Is F1ines
he sArsne patrols were reepf en-,
Dent as ever IN their oriental % Z
|tsInes he cBlor scheme oR the pa-
failf eeI1ed to have been carefully
atyfsi ied oI.t and the Gle 7ssas ono
Of ever cAanging hues and sIiades. The
repr reBHn iyeB Of uls the stafes siid
cities weye shoiRefe5i with q aIiplavss
and 81 the famous 81 9;0a0. .0l5
asotnbi bined asld pr the California tenn
1aifs epgs Ia TOR, = laskB share az
sste tIsli lie denann tioli ssliiels
eosstlnllkn ffo5n oil end the 81
-
eEs Z 4 eHi
cbhnoii held III fsFst
5Reetts N6 business IlOsF eyer,
~ ted TpinorfoV it Is exl
1ecse q tla place TOR thee 1915
taeetlng aAd th6 selection OF an ifsiS
Deria guard. the ONLY office to-
be eleet 81 VIII hesl de erfninsd. san.
Freud lse0 aad Seattle are aaiSing for.
MT ~ : 3 Ss - =
- eveTy one OF the rs teIsl-
.isIes represented tonight III tiie
~ = -
cnted reaienvers aIong the
line sE III feh assfliEa the -
apenir j. heered the ssss...s ~ S
IN iIign to the nieetin of the
Imp cEiineii tomorrow. the Fa-
.fiotis fEilI hold formal drills
ana I've l.infs WIN tisass and plas3
satiosa &iss,
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tisy Assoeiatsd 4

a''97sis 2 8 tS1IIs 2 saptco iiea,
men Under heavy fise ali dS e.
nilral Mayo, eSISlma anSlfi 4 tlsa5 i 4, sssl
cam bnttlp ships LYNX OF sll i : ,,aTf 80 s.
ported that artillery fifG iisa s,essls IS
pre- gresg sInce gocIoeIC ale IIii "a
whether the federal or cnIii II 81 nit q
lstst We're gaining was mi 81 4 M
Tie BRIT iAli sniia M -.
Iheaglly Interested al issIiSo q
the diis ordered another rF4r sIfi s ~
rtsIorea the I3fitisli & lrcfi
he eNisier} Hrec6n faeaIsgfi III
IN 6 orders for TaInliico. T,lle Z, ,,s,, go &
rtes1 crew or nearly 5llsfS rs 81 s +
lieff iEht :lstft Wiinid befnig sfs ~
rim IlI tlAe Pansle0 tiygf 10 4 f-lfi (. ;'9s
saiia II ueceasstry Il nd 81 sl5 &; Iss,ss IA
~ q British oh wells.
stnal e4uad 81 tsS ilau Sl,,', ~
Hare flli6sr n # 4 ~
|5t1 siana oWnnd veal serls, +
1ps - fepnrIg Il 3 81 ..i q lse s.
- t1lttllu q reS Fese iifSt
gllies IS
'l'0ill tilss
poft bat sleesilto Il q 81 q + S, i I.s (; =
at Mazatiaa Bess
81 81 cs'fistit iticnns ~ 4 the
= ae, federal Agt.lsus ia 81 4 Z
Port Tx, miles y sdsii 3 a..
lisatsd the toWns u ift5. ia 10 s,I fIIfe
gtF sispn ~ eYetis Il az 4 iii tif
a.feetlon Of Mexico 4 q a
ssSsll IlsaI I'm ~ a q n z q q n
2 Die froeps 10 sestst u liil sti sslaiffaI =
IN q "a
was alle scene OF iigh ssSYn &
federal harrison aud s6F liss lsssssI U
atista sdhereiits m E 4 ! I.fIi jss Is:
ed by Zapilsa in the d 4 sltf & s. IF;s
City and bis faroeIoils tiit u & 4 { ~
inhabitants of the Ga pt r, (
abate IN Ia i .ESesi 4si es,i 4 F4I;,i. !
Tory news from Mexico
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IspR ss Is !. 9.
He IA III Not te iIi "A fiahta q, AaspSr :
sGpHtsinpt eharges IS

Atlanta, May IL - f5etectise HilEfa5l
J. Buns viii not be here tomorrow tS
answer 20 flIe char yes & s0E contempt
LODGED against him Ia the + supefloF
court.
the, ,is skiing 20 4 ae clay on account ls
illneas in his family. according ito q
teiegrs:ss ssssssss tilis nofniaE from
New QrK, Dut says nc viii Certainly
be. on hand later 20 'ansWer these out
rag eoas charges 2,
IN the event proper showing ls
iliia9le BY Deteetlye Burns, attorneys
tomorrow showing that thera uaa inst.
ground Tor the detectfve's failure TO
be on hands tt Is expected that the
nearing VIII De postponed 10 u later
day this week
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81 ]
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citing ana lIted IS
;iIi;rili Is j I @ 9 s 4 me Inteiiigea

/ y
oI,sfcI1I 20 z ne Enteiltg eacer.
Columbia May 7ose y Al. esrlffsth,
NJ y was toni 81 hti eleatedS Tiay0r al
Columbia over r !. s. E'asleS {, THE vote
stood Griffin ~ ZIG; !; Earle j, ,224. Il.
DIR. Grifilfhs "a a surgeon and q sioil 81
Capt d. J. tififIith eTinfenis srt III
41.-e =. = e s>z... -
6 AIs Ashsit aasl ~ NJ. Dupra sfS
elected 70 the tHd vacancies on t3se
couhcil Oiily 27 votes separate fSil-
itte and R J. .. IsIalaek (, candidate 90F
re-election. p. r SluaH tic other
EsFFstfHFrxtf7 fpr a7upIICIE IA IT UelfEld.
Asbil 4 has sefflsI on council be-
fore and so has AAtr,. Dufres Who IL 4
natige Of Due West and has many
fPiends 10 An6efsolis
n the first primary. one week stis6.
ETi1Iitif received e35 votes alid 81 is
saS The, thiFd cans idais. w Il.
Qfbbes, recsisesi 81 II rs tlss(s ssFefoDd
that Slayor Csibees siipE0fted aff.
ssle vi fso. for tlse third lime I'd
llrs sbbeBl each having 5sSa 5IEctesl
pncA oyer the other
Ike caE nEdigIi seas, FeEs sqesIh CO.,
tgare the close slIs.i q d Eeiiatd
post sQsse 70 ceritif pers6Ts a q also
aeetsed !lse pensai;g teopie 81 ps
eoFttnE ars Earl e. Az 4 fS5tifs 81
streE Is Satlfrdsy tsaEEeeh ~ riffifa
z1as1 aslu = 81 iIfiif fE7 of HI4 irles
Or GFiffllii sfl gofe9 50 avoid tfts
trouble and onsgl q Ofs siassss sy
At fac fndlsonk 5fstol ss3e az
cHAfets9 ~ l.f,sssfs - ~ = = ~, s5,t l,f
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lAaiia 81 finer Of Kew Yofst. & chair
MIS- e ne commit tee on socfsi nv.
siIu1es EsIll De NatI6Dat onFafence
On I'll and S4i6n al
tliaf nllIifl % tgs8 the only ao5u.
ton a. sslis eecsaI evil that regulation
hnlst prove failure wi sefeeper At4
tenn hiSi Henry Fl:c&itz Of
her sRea ker. tGnishs
y g p non the N snsg Illl portrait
fact irbattilig the esi
sc 0f Lax IA X
toas d. 3. 2eyncld of Neyg
T1eS se spoke tonig ght on the g8ns
er4N of socias Aygsene
{1l - VIZ Sg5rega EipU sf4IIS 20 sc-
II Of tue scnt ntent5en fsiat
.cpilAse pDtpo8es esiHg Miner re-
eife VI q, rs hat responded
70 t5nii fsysoae have ad5pt6d 4
ss<,ltsg 1f f6s lion an 4 af this num-
her astagnsss 81 fssnl d an
An 30 ne said ss On
De9h Nss f1f retaliation
ts.a=.s z 4-e --l-lzsl s z 81
pk the s1sy isp efa the
tllle 1R fheqs nicer = ssfs-
Ism 81 ~ pad Ffsl bst
clnls liSs -4.1.1sl ~. 81 q
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oi t,z tlis .tn
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II ASFls 6f51
kfse $50 III
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JOHN n. CAlylSO lAlyRENs
LAWYER yIc1Ia or
BULLET
! RESIJI 3 Q OF eIAI.
Jeseph Sulliyan, Farnas AZ
Eessed for Killing srd Excite.
iylesss 4 High
By Associe PTI.ess} 3

Gray G;ourt, May i 2.-4-Joiin
M Cannon, an attorney OF i. All
.rsnS. and Judge 4dyocate oh the
staff8of liuyerf0f Biease, was TO-
day shot and killed foifowing1S s
Iliagi strate IS Court trial here lSt
Joseph CT sSlliliya;i. i farmer 35
q dispute arose during tie trial
pi silll chic i led ssi
the killing
egd Man Ipniirslss.
Cannon was chairman aof the
sl4aliIetls county denlocgaiics exc
cltiye committee and one Of the
political leaders of his section.
Flle parties walked from the
!. .EnllTr rnnn1 I a n mint in fffnrif m
The depot Where 4 dispute aFoSe
! between S SliIIivart gafid Canton.
sullivan drew a revolver aud fired
i've times, four shots taking ef-
Sullivan was atTssted iInrne II
ateiy and taken to tie l.aIifels'
Count y iail The body az gsf.
\ non va; $50 taken To auTeris
nlleFe the funeral viii BE Held no..
DAY soth men are proIiiinentEyl
CONNECTED ill politics OF tiiis 81
ssslIyall DEF led two ye s.
ago for lIo7 7S ef fe Ilta ttiges
md IS from ore al ls &
families IN The sta se Ganno on
was esleirnlas lie coaHs deliloz
cf;ltle lsisl Il n etas s5er Of
&, 81 \ II .iit II s eeent1ss s
3ioit ia 4 sii g.
pllal. flie lllils has caused 8
prof ssslfld easaslon here
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laIiit Al INN I'm serusd .s,,e
term ii The egisla lature 4 few years
80 and has q humber Of friends
Z y Z: s sss =
tionsd fof state senate last suns
Iiler btlt did no enter the race,
ifie also slad Ne race for ssss yor
Of alirens llIissece essfgil SoY
( letter sslIl mi when told on
the u iasJ slit said that he
kilew esol. in we Ii and re-
garded him highly as strai q;
toward man 4 q the death 81 the
young Itaa.s. ID prime IS 4 iiistt-.
ter of sincere f ret to him. They
were in be lag blre tog ether.
illivs lsn
lgtk. Slllli asa Is q son of u AIRED
/ y Sullivan. i B Is 4 sia aeIlis
Di the legislature For svefl
years ind 4 prominent ftiiefs
Union and eefnfiieijt
farm slisoiis ion agesls Ilei
youEl ger n. s. Sse llaissS n 1 s 4 e
nf tlaes 'liIliS - d s sy,ifity.
ssipes ealldelll 9 e1Gg kipE j av1s
10 81 )
Pitts isile had 4 bretlleF
who once atigIi In the eity
schools ef Andersen. his at1iis
~ 4 g 4 n & el.. -.
to Senator G go. VI. i OE
M lad q otlleF iii fsiis.
county.
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|. l,,anlels - 81.

= ttianse u May a q mere are canlats,
real live ones doflIseys, goats, mon
key and all fnHnf ser 81 animals here
as Shritle siisecots. but the most Iit az
sIced one isS a III IS y, q al
niacent bull dos ma scot cf the RIafiiS
pfiis Temple Tie r3pa ys9liclf tiIe 4
dog LED ~ Is & Iiiece o. the nf5e elnaf
of The 1sob6rt IS Tsse Ii
bteaEsl6r On fhei old fiikie 1fiaSIsaiiS4ss
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s. s SAIl SHED
DIX S ~ 81 IRE
wellington Eaintins kIassed BY
Militant Who q Latsr
AErested
,Afreek2d
sfRv AaaenIataA E.sAaaA.

london. May Z. militant sufffa.
gette, armed with o hRtchsl, today ug-
riously damaged d valuable botrait tof
the Duke Of wellington III; the loyal
lueIps An attendant seized her
ana took lsar 10 The police station
whore she said her name II tts A4itrF
Ansell she was coinnittea for triai.
lle prisoner seIt TO the WonenA
Social and Pclisicsl Union a ntessi, = s
.asserting thai her q aed wei n Drof6st
hgatnst The nrs lt sunjaSf baitioia Is I
.tgotneil Tor which riilItafcy @ 3
only remedy
Lltsisa IiIfIge f6grait,.
asliin OIL. IL lise damn
erafa ia calien fpgifs HI voted tD lii6It
alle leeislatlf 4 I,foef ram for the re-
illa index oe the eessio Ion TO anil trn6f
'tn4aspres @ aud pppfopfla on hills
ailiraI creslita NJ b 60 DYER 1titfl nskl
Winter. IS s I. l
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observation-disclosures.
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REBELS AND EEDER AIS or
MEXICAN ARMY IN
CONTEST
MAYO AZ SENT REP oRT
Clash Between Hierta Army and
zapsta ouslaws also iii s.
ported Vera cguz utsiss

a. Q o % % b o. q q d d ya
o IS 49,
Washington. May l2. 5of1s :,
o. bardnlent OF Talnpico by e,enstis x
o. tut lonalist artillery stiiiissils n =
progress ut 3: 80 % clock. toIiight 3
o. according to- "a relayea sts II5ss 3.
O report to che sass, .s....s =, u
from Rear, Admiral nd iRer5. ],
German and nateh cTatis -, !, Z.
which had been IN tile river s
o withdrew during the day ).
n :, 81 s q
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u n tuf1o ~ u ? ii@t q ,,7a4 ksa II - k7iI
pF sidert 6f tgSe o4sk i eTil
rail " say. today. ten Ills ressei q
lion elfectlse F'rllaS he fessoa XIV.
en IS need of resi- Ie khs been hesd
pE tlSe Norfolk Sou sfn linee Novartl
beg lsls. before slich tInia hs syas