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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
Exchange

The ladies' Of the Southern Meth
odist church will hold an exchange
Saturday morning in the grocery
store located in the Yost Flats. Tile
usual line, of cakes, pies, etc; will
be sold. 1O-30-1t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30

II DIR. c. H. Mel returned this morn
ing from Ravened this morpinglfrom
Helmick-smith wedding last night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
s2206.95 Seem In One Month
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water;
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tN1o Is. order No
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mdse Patru order
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= - norycoS I1ora IJerren
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H dse ,rnisIad nora patrick ct ali;
Shutter order No sO2 leo9
Mrs Layman order NO sV5
Ia FlahertHet all order
Daay Pratt team Thomas; order No. sos
mdse Loomon oderNoSO 500 eC4"
Philip sakey order Nc.
Mod Grocery mdse all order No. S0s oooe
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a: GRIM, @ 1 S : r sandy all order No. 82
Thomas order No S13
Granville Adams ct al;
B. G Google mdse order No. ~"
David Evans mdse order NOISE "ooo
Holt Drug No. $50 - q"
fee No. S6S
~ tien" Htu - cl,aats order No $500
ohn n: DUR ' - ordor IA $500
H. D. Alarth muse o s order No B72
W Cunningham order No S73 ~
Thompson; order NO.
John ~ Hess, Poor; order NO Sf ~ al
Vandegrn; order NO. $40
Pig Mrs Langley; order NO. ff'
Ethan Farm; order NO. S7S
Kiener A. Johnson order>o oo 90
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30

ia corset steel a foot long tn lbs scln
and lie had to get FOOLS to e xtract ttss
1t so shortened lis u Istanc e that ne
tied with two Others for last n ace
and lost on the toss ofg eotn, as
was too dark to play ~ The CONF
mittee has ruled that care less women
must not leave tlietrS eofse ts on lts
course hereafter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
DAILY THOUGHT.
n .nrankinsll fates llproot

gates TI"-|. -I7T| NE
And clutter up your homes,
lust play the game and lay the blame
Upon the pesky gnomes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
HALLOWEEN.
sh-daMning Hallow-eve.

fTeSll-udWHlu6 tldlloM"eNG'
Sweet. raw, old Hallow-cve.
For what thou vert, for what thou
art.
Thrice welcome, Hallow-eve!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
a = n EII,. GIoMMRRcE.

sli Is GENERALS o. GOll4IERGE.
n Across the wa er General HaSe
been fitting gTeat afnhie "a q var
~of destructi ion.
r Here at home the Genersfls ef
Commerce have been plalInihg
ew battles Of cons trlir ION.
we have. beens loo sihg 70 puF
K Finances, to our ipping 10 new
avenues of prof ion.
+ we are! marc hing On - tlle
greatest gprosp eEtt AmeFitca has
ever known
1fathere was line tor
siveness It IS now.
II ever time Wlas rtpe fpt' ~ !
yeFttsing Il gis5 oW:
Z II there ever p time the
newspa GOD ont as d foretnost
Advertising med INN 81 g now,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30

Mr. v has not harmony With Court lateS anu
the orders allowed loF 'e @
nf
This shows total allowed by the court IN ne @ -
this rate would amount 10
,oos that being blessed Win great
ndor the Underwood the Democratic press
for 49, ..oa,,os tho
certainly is fine will return rc IT'S pf0"" M
apn,eccn sum OF single MONTH II the county cur
oo this mach money why does It NOT go my
business and pay debt and pension every
county?. tr,orocrat;c odminisra-
The Poor business is always Dig nhuer LeHoe
andt records prove IT, ,oyo
And that Italians within the last GAYS NV
TO the Farnont money
ead and meat for families until work up
IN MINES This information today from %iat we -
- reob source Several miners are on sunerance al
hnson and these to be added 70 me pour ~ =
inc a not soon
We Consolidated Ceal company
policy will
election .nand IN rho nnor
Two county court great amount 1t SPENDS On @
this county ana tniS res
] nsce in padfng figures before Tue
= to state in order a.opeess political cause:
srooter crime than to the voters to vote TOT parry
ne nroht these miserable vote Tor me
vote for prosperity follower the cost OF living 70
Why have great expenditure for mshoases Il @
wor Think $4,000 for poor farm ana
hndne upon II told by the New fleeu
&c nrosneous rhcy uphe own breastwofks WI" @
petard
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
DR.. MITCHELL
LEASES RESIDENCE.

/ :Dr. Clarence Mftdheih pastor OF
tile Central eliristtan shnrch has
leased the esiaenee of Hrs. Robt-
FLEMING, 3 airmo4t ayenue. The
Christian church nor Isl conlpiete
the proposed new pafgonag e lsy tho
time this lease explres.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30
AmericQn

tcoNrNUED from FACE oSr.1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-30

saftey First means selecting an al
lnity who has the same colored hal
as your wife. @
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Chicago, July "a A mushroomed bullet taken last
night from the hip of Joseph C. Merrill, the morals
squad detective shot during the vice district battle Of
a week ago in which Stanley Birnes a detective
killed. in the hands of States Attorney Hoyne to-
day. The bullet conelusively proves il said by
Hoyne, that levee gunmen began the shooting with the
intention of killing the morals squad Police
volver bullets of entirely different size and char
acter.
Merrill, who probably will be crippled for hfe told
Hoyne that he struck by the third shot fired Mer
rill reiterated his declaration that he shot by
in light gray suit who sheltered himself behind
a woman while he shot at the morals squad men. The
states attorney expected to have in custody eight levee
saloon and resort keepers for whom he caused warrants
charging murder to be sworn out yesterday.
maze of tunnels, secret passages and hiding places
was uncovered by the police in a raid on notorious
levee resort Dressers with drawers in them, the
vacant space furnishing hiding place, wall safe that
in reality was the entrance tunnel under the street.
and hiding places in caves built under closets were
among the devices.
notorious all night dance hall called the Gbralter
of the red light district, which threatened with
closing by the police captain of the district re-
manned upon until after daylight today as usual.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
EUROPE
FACES
WAR
Austrian Note Demanding
Suppression Of Pan-Servian
Movement Virtually an Ul-
timatum.

Berlin. July 2i.-Aus'rian reserV-
lists residing here were instructed to-
day to hold themselves Ia readiness
to return to Austria and Join their
regiments at tho shortest notice.
That grave possibilities are connect
ed with the strong AUSTRIAN note to
seryla which virtually took The form
of an ultimatum demanding the sup
preston Of the pan seryian move
mcnt and tho punishment OF those
concerned In the assassination of She
late Archduke Francis Ferdinand are
recognized in official circles here
II Is realizei that further serious
doN NelOpments In Austrn-Saryian rcia-
tions are inevitable unless soryia
complies with the Austrian dema Ids.
Official eyes hero are today turned
less toward BELGRADE than Co st.
Petersburg whore the council OF min
listers is expected to settle the queH-
tion of peace or war,
u was pointed out that should Rus
sia take part against Austria, Ger
many was fully prepared 10 draw the
sword ON behalf of her ally In ac-
cordnncc with the terms of the triple
alliance between Germany, Austria
and inlf.
Comment IN the German press to-
day strongly supports Austria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
Labori Refuses to Walk into
Trap He Says was Set for
Him by Former Wife of M.
Caillaux.
DEFENDANT SITS IN
STATE OF TERROR
Incident Follows Dramatic In
cident in Bewildering Sue
cession in Greatest Parisian
Sensation Since Dreyfus.

Paris, July 2i.-"Cail Nine Guey-
dam" was the command Of Judge
Louis Aibanei. when tho court open
ed today for the NTH days session
In the trial Of Mime. Henrietta Cali
laux for the wilful murder on March
iG of CASTOR Calmette. editor of the
Figaro.
Nine. Gueydan. former vile OF the
prisoners husband. Joseph CaillauN'
an cx- premier Of France. had. how
ever. not arrived and Pascal Gee
caldi the most intimate private ana
political friend OF caillaux. was
called to the stand.
The Interest ccntered around the
two intimate letters referred To IN
yesterdays testimony and handed by
Mime. Gueydan Co Maitre Isabori 10
deal with as he chose. Great curios-
ity has beer awakened az 10 whether
they would he read in court or com
municated privately 70 the jurors.
Maitre Labori. before NJ. ceccaidA
began his testimony, said he would
defer until the arrival az Nine. Ouey-
dan communication he desired To
mako 90 the court
~. Ceccaldl then addressed the
jury In an impassioned defense of the
Caillaux family. He described Mime.
Cailiaux's efforts 10 restrain her hus'
band from assuming political power.
as she was ~ the opinion that his
keeping out of the government was
the only way In which they could
expect to have peace in their lie.
NJ. Caillaux, seated In the crowded
court among witnesses and journal
lists. followed attentlvely his friends
panegyric. noddinE his head in APP
pro,ul and occasiopally casting a
glance about the courtroom as
though measuring the effect OF the
witness words.
Mime. Calllaux in the prisoners en-
| closure presented soTrowful fig
ure. In her eyes waa look of be
wilderment and seeming terror She
| did not speak 90 anyone but she had
had long talk with her husband In
the prison before the hearing began.
Il was undorstood that former
Premier Barthou was again TO be
confronted with NJ. CaillauN today
NJ. Coccaldi amazed chose In court
hy giving his testimony In the form
of speech In which ne reviewed the
political and newspaper attacks on
| the former premier.
Tho auditors meanwhile kept up n
continuous murmur OF protest or APP
| prevail Tho protests caused Gee
| caidl 10 shout, III ] defend N. Cali
lnuN il ~ because he II an honest
| man"
Those In the courtroom soon began
10 tire Of NJ. Ceccaldrs speech and
the Interruptions increased. which
brought from the witness the heated
| exclamation: Il have the right %
talk, because they seek Go keep a
woman IN prison. He then prn-
ceeded with criticism of former
Premier BaTthou's course IN reading
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
PRESIDENT WILL MAKE ONE MORE
EFFORT ON BEHALF Of WARBURG

Washington. July et.-President
Wilson has decided 10 make one more
,nort 10 smooth out the difficulties be-
tween the senate and Paul n. War
burg. his nominee for the federal re-
serve BOARD. ana if he finds that Inn
possible. he will withdraw his nomi.
nation as he Withdrew that ~ Thomas
u. Jones of Chicago yesterday. He
has been Informed by senate leaders
that Mr.. warburE's nomination can
be- confirmed Il he will appear before
the banking committee.
The president H. concerned about
Mr.. Warburg bccause ~ his name Il
Withdrawn only one banker viii re-
main on the board. while the law re-
aulrca two.
A successor to Mr. Jones Il wns
understood today Will be chosen from
the chicago district and probably win
be a Republican. Senator Lewis oi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
BoRDER PATROL DOUBLED
TO STOP VILLA MUNITIONS

El Paso. Tex. July 2t.--The border
patrol east and west of this point was
doubled today under strict orders to
prevent the smuggling OF munitions
10 villas troops. The army, how
ever. stlll il laborlng under the pecni-
lar regulations which prevent arrests
or detentions from being made or the
connscstion of arms or ammunition
unless actually being crossed over the
international line.
Constitutionnlist agents here have
been notified that none of the Mexi-
can soldiers win be permitted Ia visit
El Paso. which has been resort and
shopping place for the officers OF
Villas army, Hotels here have many
OF the Mexican officers. So far no
forcoful deportations have been made.
General VILLA locally was reported
as having hogun his trip back to CHI
huahua City after visiting his former
home In western Chihuahua. Reports
(COmtInuea ON rage TNvo.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
PEACE CONFERENCE CALLED BY
KING GEORGE AN UTTER FAILURE

london. July 2t-'rhe fact that the
conference nt buckingham palace be-
tween tho leaders Of the varipus po-
niicni parties had been rendered
aboruye hy ~ failure 90 agree on the
area - Ulster to De excluded from
the control % the Dublin parliament
Was confirmed BY Premier AHquith In
the house OF commons today.
The premier's statement on the
subject Of today's meeting of the con-
ferrea was brief lie said
'The possibility ~ hnding an area
to be- excluded from the operation Of
the Irish home rule bin was cons.d-
cred but the conferences, unable e.
agree Ga principle or In detail on such
an area. brought its meeting 10 a
close
Mr.. Asquith then announced that
the second reading of the bill to
amend the Irish home rule ON would
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Chicago July "a. Continuance of negotiations by
the federal board Of mediation and Cancellation in the
attempt to compose the wage differences between the
engineers and firemen of ninety-eght western rail-
roads and the railroad managers committee, hung in
the balance today.
The federal board is awaiting word from the engin
and firemen, and on their message depends the
continuance of the meetings of the board.
The men seek changes in service rules and increases
in pay principally in the overtime schedule and de-
clare their requests are just and reasonable.
The railroad managers insist that to comply with the
requests would be to increase the present pay rolls by
$33000000. Arbitration of the differences has been
repeatedly refused by the heads of the unions the
contention that in previous the railroads have not
held themselves bound by the arbitration awards.
Nearly $1,000 men are directly concerned in the out
come of the dispute and much greater number would
be affected should the differences lead to strike OF
the employees
Negotiations between the employees and the mana
gers committee have extended since last October and
were suspended last month during the taking of a
strike vote.
II was announced by W. S. Stone, grand chief engin-
eer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers AMI
w S. Carter chairman Of the Brotherhood of Locomo
tive Fremen and Engnemen July Ia, that the vote In
favor of strike if the requests not complied WITH
was nearly unanimous.
The railroad managers then appealed to the federal
board of mediation and Cancellation and the union oi
oas accepted the profsr of the federal boards services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
ROOSEVELT PROMISES TO
lif1fai Stsfr ALONG;

Oyster Bay, y. Y. July 24.-The
reply Of Colonel Roosevelt TO the
$4,000 libel suit OF william Barnes
today was an attack on tne Repuhh-
can state chairman aud a promise 10
help the suit forward. Colonel
Roosevelt said he would not be de-
TERED from attacking MIR. Barnes 10y
the suit but ON the contrary would
assail him the harder. He expressed
the hope that he would have tho OPP
portunity Ia take the stand against
Mr.. Barnes b-fore election.
To make clear what he meant, tho
eN-president. who Wag in "A nghting
mood today, dictated this statement:
I'm do ail can TO help hurry
forward the suit.
Il regard the action OF Mr.. barnes
as the most striking proof that
could be given that the bosses rcCog-
nize in me personally the one enemy
that the type of machine government
FOR which they stand has 10 fear
ana furthermore recognize that the
most dangcrous menace to the pres
cnt system OF bipartisan politics In
this state is contained in the move
ment to elect Mr. Hinman as goy-
ornor ON partisan ticket. which
! hope VIII contnln the names ol
such anti-machine democrats as Mr.
Iicnnessy. as well as Progressive
ana machine Republicans.
81 shall continue with Increased
aggrcssiyoness Ia Ittack Messrs
Barnes and Murphy and the kind oi
machine politics which they typify
which I hold must he eliminated
from the state"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
Washington Government To-
day has COnciliatory State
ments from Carranza, Car
bajal, Zapata and Villa.
TEMPORARY PEACE AT
LEAST Is CERTAIN
Definite Basis of Understand
ing by Which Government
will be Surrendered to Car
ranza in Four Toned Har-
mony.

Washington. July 2t.--Direct
ndVIccs to the United States to-day
from Provisional President Car-
haial. General CarranEe. General
villa aud Emiilpno zapata--the
four chief clcmcWs In the Mcxi-
can prOhlcm-rcncwcd the hopes
of officials here for peace.
Carl,aisi, through the Brazil
ian minister In Mexico City ofil-
ciaIly declared he was willing to
transfer the executive power Co
Orrauza and had sent a delegate.
IlcRinaldo Gcpcda, Ia arrange
with the consiitutionalist CHIEF.
Cariajal reiterated he merely
wantcsi an amnesty for Isoli,isai
Offenders and guarantees for the
safety Of the property of psopIc
who had supported IIuerJa.
CarraIiSa. through the Aineri.
can consul. accompanying linn.
manifested his readiness To be
Icnicni with the TBS of the COM
stituttOnaliSts aud give the dcsir-
ed guarantees.
villa Ia a message plIrased In
nost courteous tesms spoke of
his desire to see peace established
un n basis of iu~tl,c aud liberty
and gave assurunces that hc
would dc his utmost 60 restore
normal conditions.
Communication with Zapafa
has been dlnieult. hut Oslhial
word has becn obtained from
him Ia which he manifesss n de-
sire to Join with the constitution
alist Clilcf ln rclsahilitatlng tile
governmental machinery through
out Mcxlco.
f.missRsies from Carranxa to
ZaImta with authority Ia prom
lse of agruFian reforms are ex-
pet1esl so reach the southern chief
within a few days.
The program of peace in MeN-
ico. according "a officials aiAi
others conves-ant with tile slt-
untioa. is this:
4 dcrlarntlon of n complete
arInistice within few days bc-
tween General Carransa aud Pro-
VisiOnai President CaTbalal.
signing of an agreement he
tween the two forces for Hn amn-
,.sfx and ot,arantx for tho nrsaee,-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
H(JERT A
STOLE
CASH?
Investigation into Treasury
Affairs Made by Carbajal
Shows Shortage Of Two Mil
lion Pesos.

Mexico city Jaly 2t.-As the re-
suit OF the Investigation ordered by
Pr, ldent Carbajal into the finances
OF the country during the admlnis'ra-
lion OF General Victoriano Huerta. Il
il reported that a warrant was issued
today for the arrest Of Eugcnio Par
edes, former general treasurer ot the
rs,ublic. puredes Is charged in the
Indictment with misrepresentation OF
more than 100000 pesos Of goNorn-
ment money He In reported to be
now at Puerto Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
BOTH LABOR AND
CAPITAL SHOULD
BE ORGANIZED

Chicago, July 2i.--ln the opinion
OF Charles w Gindellc. president OF
the Building Construction Employ
ers' association. who testified today
before the federal commission on in
dusirial relations. both labor ana
employers should be organized.
II know Of no better arrangemen.
for Industrial peace" said Mr.. GIN
dcile. "thnn to have poth labor aud
employers organized and 90 have
agreements made and nhidcd by "n
both sides. II gives the rank aui
nlo assurance OF their days work
Tho conscientious parties ON hoth
sides have been anxious Tor this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
DESoUNCEs ADMINISTRATIONS
CENTRAL AMERICAN POIICN

Washington. juiy 2t.-Denouncing
the admiilstration's attitude toward
Central America as policy of sur
Tenfar and national deEradation,
Representative Humphrey, Republi-
can. OF Washington. today attacked
the proposed treaty Ia pay Colombia
ssb. 600. 900 for the portion OF Pan
anna. lie defended the method by
which the United States during Pres
ident Roosevelt's con administration
took possession Of the Panama zone
and declared there was nothing In the
transaction which demanded an apoi-
ogy 10 Colombia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
RAIN RELIEVES THE
CITIES ON THE LAKES

Chic3eo. July 2i-Moderate tenn
peraturc which succeeded yesterdays
torrid wave throughout the central
west continued today aud was far-
thor frcshencd hy showers. la this
city the mercury stood 49, iG degrees
at noon 20 degrees lower than the
high mark yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

yIslonal president under the CON
rtitution.
conferences of chiefs la Mex
Ico city. Including representative
frnm General Lapatn aud VIVA
ror the formation of reform
program for the new admlnlstrn-
tiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
TROOPS RUSHED TO
NEW BRUNSWICK TO
QUELL STRIKE RIOT

Halifax. y. s.. July ci.-Troops
from the citadel garrison were sent
today 90 ST John. y. H.. whore riots
In connection with the strike OF
street car men occurred last night.
The detachment numbered 10 men
and was rushed 10 ST. John by spe-
cial train
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
ONLY QUESTION ~
ONE OF TIsUTII--RARNES

New York. July 24.--Wlllinm
Barnes, when shown the statement
made today by Cnlouol Roosevelt In
oyster BAY. snid;
i'~rhe question Involved In this
matter is only whether he tells thS
truth"
At that point Mr. Bnrnes was re-
minded that the colonel had de-
clnred he could prove evcrytnng he
had said.
We'll. that's what we are here
for replied the Ropuhiican state
chairman. hut we are not going tn
discuss Il here W. will discuss q
In the courts and under oaths."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
Roosevelt Reply to Barnes
Suit for $4,000 for Libel
is Wholesale Defiance to do
His Worst.
DECLARES HE WILL
HELP SUIT ALONG
Barnes Attorneys Press for
Speedy Trial Of Case Which
will be in Albany County
Unless Change of Venue

. New York, July 24.-Thc trial I
. of the libel suit uf William I
= Barnes. chairman uf the Repuh- 4
= iican state committee, against
= Theodore Roosevelt IN which =
. $4,000 damages are asked be- I
. cause of references made To Mr. I
. larnes In political statement
= issued "Wednesday night, viii be
. held In Albany county, the
. home of MIR. Barnes. unless Mr.. +,
. Roosevelt gets change Of
. venue.
. Chairman barnes is anxious
. for a speedy trial OF the case.
. ana through his lawyer, James
. 5. y. Wins. he indicated he
= wished to have the issue settled
. on It's merits before October.
. q q q q . q q = . . q q . . . q q I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

he taken on July 2S. The premier
was invited TO inform the house aa
to the exact differences OF opinion
which had prevented tho attainment
of "a settlement by the conference and
in reply said;
! can make no statement on the
subject AZ she present moment"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24

Washington. july aa,--Allegations
of the Pueblo. Colo. Commerce club
that second, third. fourth and NTH
class rates to Durnuso over an in-
terstatc route were discriminatory
ana preiudicial were dismissed TODAY
by the Interstate commerce conmis-
sion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-24
PEACE PACT WITH
SOUTH AMERICAN
POWERS COMPLETED

= Washington. July ei.--secrc-
. tary Brynn's peace treaties win
: Argentine. lirazil aud chile were =
. signed today, binding the south
. American countries individually
. and the United states To submit
. 10 Investigation for year all
. differences which cannot be
. settled through diplomacy, The
. Investigation Is to be made by '
. International commission of I'VE =
. members and during the period '
. Of Inquiry hosultics may nos be
. entered into.