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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
AT TIE VICTORIA.
COMMITTEE WORKING HARD
TO RE0RGANIZE STATE FAIR

10 have the biggest and best fair this
fall thar the ohio Valley ever saw
Mr. baylor is not letting any grass
grow under hIs feet boz assisting in
making the project a success Yeetor.
day hD and his assistants were busy
sending out personal appeals fo scores
~ business men. soliciting them q buy
stock IN the proposition. which is n
loud investment OF any man money.
and DO means more than anything else
TO Wheeling Of an ad-yprtiFemout
8 meeting 0f fhc campaign commit
tee will probably DO held Friday or
Saturday afternoon. vhou reports will
Do made as tU fhD progress made and
Tlrn. laid Tor further work
TE. committee and everyone who
I. .Howina interest boz fh, project Do
liHvo that rho people Of Wheeling are
rDirg fo take ovar the old association
end retain fhD faIr. which means POI
much fU THIS community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
MEMBERS FEEL THEY CANNOT
REACH ALL WHO MIGHT
WANT TO BUY.
Citizens m General Urged 20 Get In
on h Proposition and Be One
Of the Boosters.

Secretary T. % Naylor. Of the Hoard
o. Trade. said last evening that the
majority Of the members Of DO, cam.
paign committee selling stock. that
Wheeling may take over The control
ling interest in the Wost Virginia Fair
Association. were Mrd AZ work. and
that 'ary we're meeting with much
success and that ~ a1l the business
men and citizens ln general viii buy
stock boo rho organization the deal
can b. r0rauvwafed iu n short Tim
and everything Wall DO gotten Boo shape
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
CUBAN STARS
VIII BE An Attraction This Year on
Marshall College Baseball Sohsd-
uls-Other Good Teams.

HJNTINGTON. w. Va, Jan. 2s.-Ths
announcement that the cuban Stars
would Dee on the Marshall College sched-
uI, again this "rriuE o. welcome news
90 local followers Of baseball for all
remember the most remarkable game
ever staged iu the city when the Cubaua
with Hedresa pitching. battled nineteen
fierce minis With Marshall with Lefty
toruwel on the hll before they Wers
able Co win. 9 60 2. harzhall has a
very attractive home schedule which "a
cludes the Chinese. West Virginia rrf-
EIss and perhaps the University Of Mich
luHu. coach Chambers Of NnrFunlI
thinks that be VIII have an unusually
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
Buy
Goods They Know

You can't blame folks for not buying
your goods. % you don't make a. con
s.s'ent EFFORT to teach them 10 want
your goods
lpld up "a good viii with one Of sew
erll good ways of ADVERTISING aud
your sales viii be- go0d
w." are ready FOL hslp you plan your
campaign and there win b. real
service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

mere D. EnITE fu be- Hr. uI|H H.rruH#.
.'f iHg M.rEu iuafHT.Hn .Hr..s #.r
lIHH To date there ore s.t H..u..H ~.
Itrtfra DOB tre ra'I for I.H r..
ani a new H~Irnruuud Ir fH. Geld .
rEF wees 90 That DO IH H|a.r.. evident
lhf fIcrr VIII hr come morn. a..4r
INnE ana wire pulling Her.I. Nfr H....
sHrDlHHor o. appointed Nn..rr ....
.1 nave been mentioned H. .#f...|. .r
TIE race f.r fff I|uU HTa Rotor. Hrr
Eertr. Frank MUIIafrr. U..rt I..U.r
william THnffr ITa.rH H.r... .
Charles WnFrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

Neht month fNH voters ~ "lrru rIf
bond issue OF $4,000 f.r fft UH. #H.e
- tho MirEr Water WuHr. TH.r fr.ra
mu'h opposition fU I|. u"r.HTa. .F
pest two weeks Nuf .u fHH other band
many ~ frs ..f.ErrH ..|..r f.sf r.
municipal plant would HH H H.rfHr ur4
position ana fFaf H w..I" U. ri HH.. H.
resfmert FOR fyr town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
STEUBENYILLE

Ben VILE. o, Jan. 25.-pry
.tausIs mere favor the proposed laws Tor
~ .,ia letISIalure TO change the basis
saloons from one to every 500 10 on.
% eaeh LOCO people. also e. Increase me
nCehse TO $1,000 and to compel saloon
traceable 10 lInunr ''lN.I-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
STATE FAIR SUBSCRIPTION
Wheeling. ". Va

hereby subscribe 8 .......... for the purchase at the "a
value Of $500 a share, Of .......-.... shares Of stock in the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair Association. the same
10 he payable in instahments Of p each quarter on call Of the
Directors, beginning February lst. 1915. or a. soon thereafter
a. deemed practicable
II IS understood and agreed that this subscription shall not
become binding until the full sum Of $4,000 for 1900 shares Is
subscribed
CSigned)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

tlllard Jones. colored. declared insane
ana sent TO Massillon hospital
tate. 9"h es-
Ietltions filled In estates OF Marie,
I.naleski and Frank Hernaski Tor auth-
oilty 10 settle death claims.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
Martins Ferry AI-cousuans rs,B.
Sweeping Def-

The Martins Very A~I1-CoUsrfsoa has
Vet bail team challenge any team Ia fb-
ohio Valley Tor "a game Tho AifLcrlIe-
CLANS want the 50. CIaIravIIo Irt.r.r
lrnt' Tor = ramo on neutral floor Tho
toIlegians claim the rhamuIonahIp a.
W. 'Ilo valley ~ they have won EIGHT
eul ~ ter games All on floors away f-rr5
nome n accepted call TTq-H on tho ia.
ilonal phone. Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

grave is as vivid and thrilling as a terri
Die catastrophe could be.
'Cabiria. which Ie an historical yer-
sion OF the Third Century. n. G.. Is the
uma In moving pictures ana "a dis
play that one can tl afford Co miss. II
viii b. continued al the Court all this
week. Except Thursday, with perform
ances twice daily. seats are reserved
for all exhibitions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
sIE1rEs suT LOST 70 IEw1.
B~trAn<i<r- b~sts sad nag Ftnn shoSsd
ths Gost Interesting Contsst
Ever Seen Hsra

Kari stem. the Martins Ferry Hnn.
lost 70 LNis. 81 LsHingt1u.
catch a. catch can. last night a. the
Arlon bell stsn bad agre.d - throw
the match santsiio and Ls~is tossed
coins for the preference % the nr8t o.
second 20 and Lewis won.
IL took the biE Fnn exactly 90 min
utss 20 throw Santsilo. Who ALTHOUGH
greatly outs sighed. put NJ a game. n
sonewhA dirty fight Time anI
again stsn had his ~iTy opponent In a
dangerous position. and had a number Of
spinnins falls. Howevcr. Il Was an
nounced Al the BEGINNING. that only
Din falls would count After plenty
% excitement for the enthusiastic fans.
Sten throw Santello With a crotch ana
hAmmcr-lock hold. cleaniy and beyond
aoubt The ftnn probably ~eighed g70
a. ls5.
stranger" Lewis weighed 2ss pounds
and II n nnc specimen 81 manhood. fn
Perfect health. He ~ a graduate OF the
University 81 Kentucky. at which instt-
luton NJ participated In baseball. foot
ball ana basket ball. a. well a. Wres-
tllnE Prom the ~bccinning. he Was su-
psrtor 70 STEM and had the big fellow on
the defensive practically ali the time.
Although the finn had the KsntucEian
Tor possible falls. Lewis always came
CUT apparently with perfect ease.
Lewis Looksd Good.
fAN "''tA - a loNTfIuA nah.
physically. but evidently not famiiiaf
With the catch a. catch can style OF
wrestling. Lewis showed much more
ability In the science OF the game anu
had FAR better action. At the end OF the
twenty the big finlAnder MAS
very much on the defensive. and In m.
opinion OF a number Of the fans pres
ent. would have hard Work tn throNIaK
Lewis In any kind OF "a match.
The end OF the twenty minutes found
Lewis going after his opponent I'M "A
manner that should have brought re-.
suits The last few minutes before
the nnish. Lewis had stem almost 10
the mat. and but for the great stature
81 hls opponent would nave gotten a
falL The match was clean and iaten~e-
A Finish Fight
billy" SandoW. who managed the
match. stated last night that ne expects
10 stage a finished match o. this cav
In the very near future. Scayoraa The
Greek Lion" last night challenged tn-
winner. and IL H. probable that h. will
De brought here 10 meet stem "a ths near
future.
The match last night was the hrst o:
a number Of preliminary elimination
contests, that are being stage here TO
plck a heavyweight 20 meet Dr. ROLES
who. since the retirement Of Gotch. II
the recognized champion.
Hun Butler and George smith. local
men. went two falls ~ a reimtuary m
which Butler was declared the winner.
Ills opponent was a much smaller man.
Tit second event was Considered a
STALL by the greater part OF those
present and the fans were not slow In
showing their attitude.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

Nina Khan temple ~ OK IA r.fs
pr IuLF'erlfe fuN rpafuua l-rrsw....i
LlihNN Nufn o. class uf fHfrf. rHrrr..
WI cross The sands TIsr 1880
hlHIL'fa from ~InIIHHHH.s Mine. h.r
@ nLLFnurE. MHr.I.H. T....I. .uI
LaAHI ilFerIuuI Tho NH#lF-u T."r
team Will De- present .H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
Near ~AEphyHiation

tylutg % -. tuueu and famUv .-H
their maid Harriet Jares 80 ahl
~ from a~sphyNiatl0u on Ssrnrd,y
q "a prectution against freszirg
nlch was lighted. was 4fIos..d ~
t,lIinE the night the light Wsrf OF az
ns me Eas 10 escape from the rcTi.-
NE mouse. When MIR Coon
N'he ne felt a dazsd Fausqff41 49,
lth some effort De could eel 80
uta re found his wife IyIur gr..g-
on the floor and not rsalIz|rv
MaH wrong De quickly raf4.I ~,
ann called Tor help Ha f.Yr5
inter in bed. Boo n s-pmf.r8r.rIgIl
hAL with ~"r eyes omen 49,
,hE - Miss James room enc ~. ~.
QUO unconscfgIs and partly dreslej
w lie floor Medical aid sg.1
~ enh nI were Fiveu fre4tmarf
lIglhie was shortly located fFl ~.
-alt OFT ard the house thrown ar.r
l- va some hours before tF1He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
DAVE Says

DAVE says
Kraus Bros have a fex fur-lined
overeoats left They are lined
With genuine muskra;. With Per
sian lamb collar
They sold. originally. az SOS.
but you may have your choice for
$40.
No such overeoat bargain has
ever been offered local people.
Genuine Patrick Maekinaxs. for
which krsus Bros. are sole gents.
r being closed out az one-fourth
of.
Suitings, OF which they have
some choice patterns left. are 20
ing al IS per cent discount
IL might be well. too to look IN
az the windows and cases for some
OF the greatest underwear bargains
ever offered in this city.
The prices have been cut in half.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

a recent novel sigh Boo R~rursvtcE. Ne
wac r thr1snIuE uHHuIu hauled bv a
yoke ~ oxen driven with rsina like
horses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

u hotnaE Phillips and Long Norris In
dicted for disturbing "a politlrai ,rcs,jn-
"yIt ilned $40 and costs By Judge smith
~ me case Of James striker = al -
iap mcintyre q al. the sheriff sold
for {3O0. !" H'IlNeF
} Brown as administrator OF Frank
tied and dismissed. - ser
same m case Of Marion Rodjeqki -
same IN case % l. Fried. admfnistra-
und Tin PlatHC Co. Sheet
judgment for SIz2O5. u a.
pdbert Coal Co. vs.. Wabash coal ~.
$500. Np 10 torr'w
hSrry walker q al vs.. oliver Tbo,,,.
81 az, appraisal confirmed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
KARL STEM FAILS TO MAKE
GOOD HIS SWEEPING Def

.bs ssnintuun % tssa9poiutec uoud-se
spectators come 20 for the
game ~ithout having ordered ucEst- IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
MURDER
REMAINS MYSTERY
i UNABLE TO SECURE rNPoR-
NATION FROM rrALIANR

Seem TO Think Act was That of
"Blaek-hAnd" sOciety-Arti-
elss Pound BY Police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26
rasurn

ToniRht's Games.
feuuys VS. Boil Dogs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-26

Iennsy vs.. Expert
Newarks VS. Aviators.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
COST OF LIVING
SCARS YET HIGHER
Workingmcn Paid Two Per Cent
More for Food in 1914 Than in
1913, Say Statistics.

Washington, July 3.-The cost of
living in the United States is higher
now than it ever has been before.
This fact is shown in statistics which
the United States department of la
Dor has just published in regard to
retail prices in the United States.
These statistics show that for fif-
teen articles which are served on
the table of workingmen in the Uni
ted States the average price for the
year 1914 was ? per cent higher
than in 1913, and about 5 - per
cent higher than in 1912. In other
words. the American workingman is
now paying an average price of 102
per cent for what he got in 1913 for
100 per cent, and in 1912 for 97.4
per cent. The statistics show that
the cost of living has increased
steadily for these fifteen articles
since 1907, when the average price
was only S1.9. In 1908 it Jumped to
S4.2; in 1909 to SS.6; in 1910 to
92.9; in 1911 to 91.9, and so on up
to lO2, the average price which the
American workingman paid in 1914.
The figures show that the highest
prices in 1914 were reached in Sep
tember when the price of all foods
was IL per cent higher than the av-
erage price for 1913 The lowest
point was reached in April, when the
price was g.. per cent lower than the
average price in 1913.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
BID GODSPEED
TO LIBERTY BELL
Elaborate Precautions Taken to
Guard Relic From Injury on
Trip to Exposition.

Philadelphia, July 4.-Thousands
went to Independence hall today to
bid godspeed to the Liberty bell
which Will be started tomorrow across
the continent to the Panama
Exposition. The journey will be the
longest ever made by the bell and
elaborate arrangements have been
made to guard it from injury. Along
the route preparations have been
made for patriotic demonstrations
that promise to surpass any that have
marked the progress of the bell on
previous pilgrimages.
Twelve of the Is governors
through whose states the bell will
pass have replied to invitations OF
councils Liberty bell committee to
travel on the special train within
their respective borders.
The train that will carry the hell
will consist of five cars in addition
to the bell car. To avoid shocks and
eliminate vibration the all steel gon-
dola car on whic hthe bell will ride
has been equipped with specially de-
signed springs. The car has been
tested on trial runs at all speeds up
to 55 miles and even at the highes,
speed vibration was barely percept-
ible.
The bell will be suspended in the
center OF the car from n huge frame
of seasoned ash, weighing about a
ton. In order that people near whose
home the relic will pass at night may
see it, a special lighting system has
been designed for the car. A large
reflector has been arranged so that
the light will be sufficient to give an
excellent view of the bell from a dis
tance of at least a mile.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
MORGAN COMPANy'S
MUN|T|ON ORDERS
Has Handled Over S5OO,OOO, 600
Worth of MunitiOn Contracts
MOST OF 1T FOR ENGLAND.
oniS Small Amount of STUFF Ordered
Has Been Forwarded to
Purchasers

New York, July An explaining
the part j. p. Morgan had taken in
the furnishing of war munitions and
supplies for the European nations at
war, 1T was stated authoritatiyely
here tonight that the firm had hand
led more than S5OO,OOO,OOO worth of
contracts for the account of foreign
governments since the war began.
OF this amount about 100000
600 worth has been purchased for
the British since the Morgan firm
was appointed agents for Great
Britain in this country, and $4,000
600 worth for the French contracted
for within the last month, the Nor
gan firm having been appointed by
the French government to act in the
same capacity as it does for the Brit
ish government.
About one-half of the total amount
contracted for in this country rep
resents contracts for ammunition.
shells, powder and the like, but of
the whole amount of ammunition
contracted for only small part, H.
was stated had been forwarded to
the purchasers. The remainder is
being manufactured.
The Morgan firms commissions for
placing the contracts was said to be
on sliding scale, which began at 2
per cent and decreased in proportion
to the magnitude of the contracts.
1t was claimed that of the total
of $3.50, 100000 worth of war sup
plies contracted for by the Morgan
firm only small proportion had
been paid, although advances have
been made to some firms.
This explanation was given to cor
rect the impression that the large
purchases of war supplies had been
responsible for the fall of foreign ex-
change. The low quotations were
due, it was stated, to enormous pur-
chases in this country of grain and
foodstuffs.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
Morgan Better; Assailant III

Glen Cove, l.. l., July 81. p.
Morgan, shot twice by Franz Holt,
last Saturday, is out of all danger,
his physician announced this morn
ing. Mr.. Morgan's pulse and tenn
perature are normal, they said. and
he passed restful night.
Mr.. Morgan's asailant was so weak
today that when his keepers went to
his cell to arouse him he could not
sit up on his couch. Unless his con-
dition improves rapidly-and physi-
clans say there seemed no reason to
expect so radical change--it will be
impossible for him to be taken into
court for examination next Wednes-
day.
All plans to submit Holt to a fur
tber questioning today were aban-
doned because of his serious coadi-
tion.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
BECKER TO SHARE
GUILT LIKE GOLD
To Make Clean Breast IL He Must
Die and Would Lessen
Load.

New York; July 3.-On the author
ity Of Charles Becker's counsel, Mar
tin T. Manton it was said today that
If Becker fails in his appeal to the
United States supreme court he will,
before going to the electric chair for
the murder of Herman Rosenthal,
make public disclosure of the
names of the men with whom he is
alleged to have divided 100000 in
graft money collected from gamblers
and keepers Of illegal resorts during
his career as head of the famous
strong arm police squad. Six-men.
some of them police department off,
cials, are understood to be named in
the statement Becker has prepared.
Becker will make q clean breast
of the grating" said Mr.. Manton.
HE will issue a statement not for
pay, but to divide the guilt of graft.
He realizes his perilous position, and
does not want to die, If die he must,
and leave set of men to use others
as he has been used. He wishes to
have the truth of his mind as soon
as possible"
1t was reported Becker's statement
would attempt to explain the death
of big Tim" Sullivan, who was be-
lieved to have been killed by a New
Haven Railroad train.
Conflicting statements and denials
by some of the 'informers" against
Becker, and by others. confused the
situation today. One clear point was
that the "informers" could not deny
their testimony against Becker with
out violating the contract under
which they were granted immunity
by the states Representatives. Under
this agreement they were to enjoy
immunity unless shown to be guilty
OF perjury.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
HOLT WOULD MAKE
HOSTAGES OF FAMILY
Planned to Hold Morgan's Wife and
Children In Room With Dyna-
mite Under Threat of Death.

Glen Cove, N. Y, July Airs. j.
p. Morgan and the Morgan children
were to be held as hostages in their
own home and killed with dynamite
IL J. p. Morgan refused to use his
influence to stop the expectation of
war munitions. Frank Holt who yes
terday attempted to assassinate Mr..
Morgan at his home near here, told
the police commissioner, Arthur
Woods, in his cell at Mineola today
Holt said his plan miscarried; that
he planned to send Mr.. Morgan out
to stop the expectation of munitions
while he held the other members of
the family in Gn upstairs room.
Mr.. Morgan. the victim of the bull
lets which Holt fred, continued to
show improvement today. The only
bulletin issued was feassuring. 1t
said the bullet did not enter the
abdomen and that an X-ray examina-
tion showed that no bones had been
damaged. Late tonight IL was said
the financier was resting easily; that
he had slept all the afternoon. No
reference was made to another bull
let which was said yesterday to have
come out OF the upper part OF the
leg.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
FOR RELIEF OF MExICANs.
Light Supplies for Suffering in
Mexico City.


Mexico City.
Washington. July 5.-With Amer
lean Consul General Shanklin and
Charles ]. O'Connor in Mexico City
in charge Of relief measures under
taken by the Red Cross with the aid
of the United States government Of.
ficials today expected that they would
set in motion plans to assist the
famine stricken population of that
city.
In reporting the arrival of Shank
lin and O'Connor in the Mexican
capital. American Consul Silliman
said that they took light supplies"
with them. The fact that the two
men carried light supplies is believ-
ed to have been due to the roads be-
ing too soft for motor trucks because
OF heavy rains. 1t was expected here
that they would Immediately arrange
for the transfer OF heavier supplies,
left behind at Pachucah, to Mexico
City by automobile instead of by
railroads which have been destroyed
by military operations.
The fact that Mr.. Silliman made
no reference to disorders or of for
eigners in Mexico City was taken
here to indicate that the foreign ele-
ment there had not been molested by
the fighting between the Carranza
and Zapata forces
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
Toll of Death on the Fourth.

Chicago, July Eight persons
we're killed and III injured as a re-
suit of Fourth of July celebrations
throughout the nation yesterday, ac-
cording to figures compiled today by
The Chicago Tribune In 1914 the
total number of victims was . killed
and COL injured.
The fire loss, due to accidents COM
bined with the use OF explosives yes
terday was $66,55O, compared to the
loss Of s76,035 last year
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
Huerta Deeply Affected.

Ell Paso Texas, July 2.-Gen. Vic
toriano Huerta, selected by Porfirio
Diaz to command the guard that es-
corted him from his capital to Vera
Cruz when he left Mexico, sent this
message of coincidence tonight to
Mrs. Diaz:
My family, those sons OF Mexico
who are about me and I lament The
news published in the papers today.
The death of President Diaz has re-
moved one of the greatest men the
republic has produced"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-07-06
HUERTA REMAINS IN JAIL.
No Effort Made to Provide Bond for
Release.

I'll Paso,. Texas, July 4.-Gen Vic
toriano Huerta, three former Mexi-
can generals and two members of his
personal staff, arrested here yester-
day Oh charges of conspiracy to vio-
late American neutrality laws, re-
mained in Jail here tonight. Appar-
emily no effort was made TODAY to
provide bond for their release
Huerta's attorneys conferred with
him at the jail out no one else was
permitted to see him. 1t IS under
stood an effort will be made to get
bonds for the men Tuesday.
Whether last weeks DEVELOPMENTS
mean the abandonment of a new rev.
olutionary movement has created a
division of opinion even among
Huerta's adherents. Certain per-
sons close to Huerta say his arrest
merely has delayed action, but
others say that any organized move
ment has been indefinitely post
poned.
That Pascual Orozco, who escaped
from his guards Saturday, has reach.
ed Mexico is conceded. Orozco is re-
ported to have Joined a small partv
or his followers east of Juarez and
from his camp across the river to
have summoned his partisans to ioin
him in an attempt to wrest Juarez
from villa