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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
SUSPECTS IN
KENNEDY CASE
READY TO FIGHT

Los ANGELES. Aug. l0.-Quca-
iinning OF Mrs Mad,lyuuo Ohcnchhin
and Arthur e. Bur,h. under arrest
In connection with the staying of
John Hrlton kennedy, broker, rec
sumrd today by the district attorneys
office, was utimatcd to be- the prin-
rlual part of the investigation Of the
case to be- pursued until the meeting
ul the Los Angeles county grand jury
tomorrow.
Disriot Attorney Woolwiuo said he
boicvcd there was already enough
evidence tu present tu the grand jury.
hut declined Go discuss plans for ask
ing indictments.
Mrs Olcnchain talked freely about
four-huur interview sh" had with
Mr. Woolwinc yesterday and said she
had never refused 10 answer qucs-
tiun unless that question related "a
Nj Buroh" She said she had de-
Dliurd to answer questions uf this
Kind ON udvic" of counsel and hrcnusc
Burch "must fight his battle ns
must nrAt mime
SHE said she told the district at
| torncv that she invited Mr. Burch
/ to come to Los Angeles. saying sh'
| thought II would De- beneficial To hii
health hut declined to Spv anythinr
| about amy meetings with HIM prior tt
the shooting ~ Kennedy M Beverly
| lIibs last Friday night. She said
| she had told Of her past life, In
| Guiding hrr relations with Kennedy
| She said she would do anything Do
her power tu punish Buruh or any
one else she thought guilty ~ m,
staying but declared she believed
| Burch 20 Doe innocent
! Mr. Wuuiwiur said there wer
| "rprtuin reasons" why ne could no
| diapuSs Mrs Obruchaiu's statement
to him.
Rurrh up to TO-DAY refused 4
answer questions. saying nuythin
from him about the cnso must com
through his attorney
Burch. according Co relatives here
hns received two telvrtnms from hi
pnrcnts In Evanston m, cNprcssiu
ennfidruc" in his Innocence an
promising any assistance he miEl
need.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
.SPURG|N STILL
FREE, REPORT
FROM JUAREz
Chicago o Prosecutor
Guarantees s Expense
Money and Urges Ac-
ton.

BL PAso. Texas, Aug io.--valen-
tine onate. chief OF police IN Junrez
received telegram this morning from
Robert 4. Grove. states attorney OF
Chicago. guaranteeing the 1900 ex-
pense money asked By the chief OF
police In chihuahua City. to effect tho
capture OF Warren G. Spurgin.
The telegram. signed by MIR. Grove.
snid he would further guarantee any
expenses necessary to hiring Epnrnin
to the border. He asked CHIEF Onafe
20 use his Influence IN cffsctins the
apprehension OF Spurgin. reported to
be In hldiag near Chihuahpa City. and
TO seek to have him hsfd fof the
state attorney OF Cook county. Illinois.
Chief Onate said he had urged by
telegraph the chief and HIS assistants
to arrest Spurgin at any cost and
bring him to the border.
Chief Onate aaid this morning that
he had not been notified that fpurgin
had been arrested and II being held
In chihuahua City and said news OF
such an arrest was not reported to
his office or given out at his office
iast night
lie said he had learned from tho
chief that spurgin was near Chihua-
hua City and that II was possible to
arrest him. but nothing more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
SHARP FIGHT
On RAILROAD
FUNDING ACT
LaFollette and Demo-
Gratis Lead Opposition
to Rehabilitation Pro-
gram.

WASHINGTON. Aug. fo.--Opposi-
iion to the administration btl for
funding about t500. 900 for the
railroads developed openly today he-
fore the senate Interstate commerce
committee
senator Ihi'oiictte. republican. Wis
conHin. opened lire on the hill while
democratic senators characterized the
proposal as loan TO the railroad,
senator tomerene OF ohio referred
to n aa hand out
Director Meyer of the war finance
corporntion. defended the bill Wig
ornusiv na measure for general
conntrv-widc. as well as railroad re-
hRhilitation. and denied that II was
u loan or a hanu out.
senator I.aFollcttc referred 10 loans
by the war finance corporation to
the brooklyn Rapid Transit company
and New Orleans street railway
company. which he said soon after
wards became bankrupt. Tno SEN
ntor said he did that to indicate how
business was transacted
Director Meyer replied that he re-
gnrdcd the ". u. r loan NJ eventual
~ good" and said the New Orleann
loan had been paid In fun.
senator I.nFOlette sought to show
that the hill really would authorize
The war finance corporation to fund
or sell. over one billion dollars or
railroad securities rather than only
$500 000. 000. Mr. Meyer declared that
funding Of the latter amount only
was contemplated or could be reason
al'y accomplished.
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cent. as suggested NJ the White
uousr tax conference last night.
a $4,000 exemption on corporn-
tion Income was understood 10
have becn retained.
White HOUSE Tax Conference.
At the white house conference
last night reductions of approx
mately $500 goo zoe In taxes and
$500, 900. 600 In government eNpendl-
lures this fiscal year were agreed
upon The conference wna between
President Harding, Secrctary Mellon
and republican leaders of the house
OF Representatives. Including mem
hers Of the ways and means COM
mlttec.
Specific tax reductions on which II
was announced agreement was had
Vepeai Of the excess profits tax.
retroactive TO last January. $500
600 600.
Repeal Of onc-half OF the trans
poriation tnN. effective next January
I. $3.50. .O0O. 600.
Repeal 81 the higher Income sur
taxes. retroactive to last January J.,
$50. .O00 600.
Rrpcal Of the so-cnlled nuisance
and clothing luxury taxes. 10000
eco.
A. an offset against this cut Of
S72O. 900 600. 1t was agreed to Increase
the Income tax ON corporations by
probably 20 per cent instead OF Q
Der cent as heretofore proposed. ef-
fectivo as OF last January /. to yield
an additional ti25,oO0,00o.
Mcllon's Plan Abandoned.
Decision WIS had. was said. tu
abandon all new taxes suggested "a
the house committee last week by
Secretary Mellon. including license
on automobiles. bank check stamp
tax and an increase of one cent IN
the firsi class postage rates.
Mould Cut Cost Half Biiiion.
Under the agreement reached at
the white house conference. govern
ment expenditures this year would b,
reduced from the previous estimate
Of Sib' 4. 100000 TO St.Oaf 600 90,
and the income and internal taNei
would be cut from t3.GTO. 100000 u
t3,0f5, 100000. The total incom,
/ from all sources was estimated ai
S4.0S5. 900 600. Including &37e .OO0,
900 from customs. s+9o esy.OOG from
! miscellaneous s.arces includin'
Sl4.OOO 600 more than hcretofor. 80
timatcd on the sale OF war salvage
land one hundred million dollars ad-
| ditionnl from back taxes.
Proposed Cuts Ia Expenditures.
cuts IN expenditures proposed In
Cluded $3.50. .OOn.uOO for various gov
| rrnm'ut departments and agencies
| and &lSn,UO0,u 900 ON account Of th'
public debt Departmental cuts In.
| c.udod SaU.00O. 00s war department
| 500. 600. 600 navy department. 500.
| 100000 shipping board; $4,000. 00'
agricultural department; $4,000, 90,
| miscellaneous aud $50 .OOU. 900 In IA,
/ estimated pas mcnts Of S5ib,OOo 0ui
Ito the railroads.
The $4,000, 900 previously cSti
mated as Necessary TO rctir" war sav
| uEs securities and Pittman act Ger
unc1tos will hc taken care "a
through rrfunding operations. II Wa
! stated. IN" treasury retiring thNA
securities hy borrowing In the op,i
market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
SHOPMEN ON THE
Pc ENNSYLV LVANIA
ABANDON STRIKE
Will Rely on Public Sen
timent to Enforce
transportation Act

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10 Shop
men Of the Pcnnrylvania railroad viii
not strike To force the company To
comply with the order of the United
states railroad labor board TO meet
wl.h thc.r union employees and ar
range details for new election OF
committees tn draw up O. new schedule
OF working agreements.
Tho last threat ot strike disap-
peared todny when a. s, Iefiery,
chairman of the adviHnry board ot
the shop crnf; unions OF the fhilu-
delphin. Camden district announced
today the unions would r"y ON Amer
lean patriotism and public sentiment
to force the road To obey the transpor-
tatiOn act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
CONSTRUCTIVE
USE TO Be MADE
Of PACKER LAW
No Interference With
Free Operation of Le-
gitimate Business, Wal
lace Says.

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 A pledge that
the packer hin. designed to plac" the
packers stockyards and commission
merchants under government super
vis on. win De- ndmlnlstered whcn
finally enacted in "a constructive way.
wtn IA. purpose uf promoting the
liVestuck aud meat industrs and safe
Guarding the legitimate interests nj
VERY one connected with u" was
made last night hy Henry &. wallace,
r-ctetnry OF agriculture, before the
convention ~ the institute uf Amer
itan Meat Packers
The srtf"tnry prrfaced his remarks
with thr declaration that ne under
ftood why the packers opposed the
legislation and were naturally apprc-
h"nmv. Of It's administration.
9TH. power placed IN IA" hands nt
IA. supervising agency is very great
and could be-. used to caus" much an
noyunct and unnecessary rNp'ns" tn
those. who come under the law ho
aid. adding that there would h" mo
arbitrary or offensive cN'rcis" ~ pow
90" hy him as the government sup
,rVislng officer.
"Thrrp win lc mo- Interference win
IA. IRE, operation of legitimate bust
u.ss tho secretary said, nor iW-
uos4un nl hurdrnsoW' and uuncc-
,zsaty rules and regulations piHrr''
tiorary powers viii hr used fairly nnd
win due regard to nil concerned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
Further Increase
In Food Prices
In Eleven Cities

WASIINGTuN. Aug. 10 -- In
.r,1ves in tn. retail costs of food are
.hnvu bon eleven uut ut tho fourteen
.ui.4 Included boz official tnhulut'ons
made uuhli, hy the department OF
labor Norfuik Va. with % decrease
nf Der cent. and Dallas 1rNns win
, decline nf on,-touth uf I per colT.
nud - Louis Mo. whore piirrs re-
mriupd unchanged. were the cNccp-
tons
Tho figures were made for thc
p.rIod nf june 10 10 July X. AMI
show tncronsss of g per cent In Butte,
Mont por cent boz Cleveland. ONO.
aud Portland Maine; per cent in
Nridvppuri Conn per cent lh
tt,ustor Texas Newark. y. y, New
York and Washington; . per cent IN
plrm,nghum Ala. ana charleston
. a.: and two-teuths of ! per cent
Iu Cincinnati ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
BOYS AND GIRLSl
It's time to hustlel

IL : time to hustlel
Boys and girls are hus;ling
all over Albuquerque today,
working hard for % six
months subscriptions TO The
Daily and Sunday Herald, in
order to earu $40 INDIAN
MOTOBIKE. A lot of these
boys and girls are going TO earn
these bicycles. too. One boy to-
day was more than half way ON
his list of 35. Another was
close behind him. Others have
made excellent starts.
You, teo, can earn a bicycle,
just by few days of hustling.
PAY NO MONEY; COL
LECT NO MONEY.
Simply secure 30 six-months'
subscriptions To The Daily and
Sunday Herald, az the regular
subscription price. When they
have been verified, you get your
INDIAN MOTOBlKE or girl 5
model, as You may choose.
Go right now aud take "a look
at one of these bicycles in Mat.
son 5 window. or at the A;bu.
querque Novelty Works, then
come to The Herald office and
get your subscription blanks.
Remember. there are plenty
of bicycles 10 go aroundi but
| you must earn yours before
September 10. You can do i
just as we'll during the next
few days and have the hike all
ready when school opens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
JOURNAL PLEADS
LACK OF POWER
TO ENDORSE NOTE
r Received No Benefit
From Going on Bank s
Paper With Magee, AL
legged in Answer.

Separate answer TO the suit brought
against Carl G. Mngeo and the Journal
Publishing company by the First Ma
tional bank Tor collection OF note
for SIS 1000. alleged to be overdue.
was flied by the Journal Pub'isl. - <
company IN the district court this
afternoon. No answer was filed by
Carl {. Mageo on this note or ON an
other one which was filed against
him by the First National bank at
tho same time. In which the Journal
Publishing company is not involved.
These suits were filed and service
made on July p, and today is the
last OF twenty days after service. al
lowed for answers to be- filed
In the separate answer filed by the
Journal Publishing company. the cor
poratlon asks TO he discharged from
liability for endorsing the note In
question.
The answer states that the charter
Of the publishing company gives Il
no power TO issue or endorse notel
or bills which are for the bentfi
ot some one else. and from which
IL receives no consideration. II 4
| alleged that the company received n,
benefits from the consideration OF thi
note, and therefore was not empow
cred to endorse Il.
= is also claimed that the bond
mentioned in the original complain
OF the bank are not the ones whici
were actually put up as security OF
the note. although bonds OF the New
Mexico Industrial corporation, with
total par value uf S2O.0O0 We're put ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
OESP|SEO CAPITALISTS ARE
PROVIDING RELIEF ElR THE
STARVING PEOPLE OF RUSSIA
Socialist National Executive Committee Urges Ad-
herents to Do Their Share; Hoover Ready
to Act When Americans Are Released.

are already dead. Thousands more
are dying daily.
''All the great relief organizations
of the world and most ~ the eapitnlint
Eovefnmenta including our own. are
Offering their assistance in this
crisis.
The workers OF all countries
should have some part In this work.
The national executive committees Of
the socialist party cnlls upon our
membership 20 respond 70 this appeal
generously and 10 take the Initiative
In organising relief work In their
communities"
Arrangements are being made. the
statement continued. To receive donR-
tiona OF clothing. medicine and non-
pcrishable foodatuffs In New York
city for ahipmeHL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
MECHEM NOW
AGAINST TAX
AMENDMENT
Governor Convinced 1t
VIII Handicap Schools;
Urges Defeat at Clay
ton Meeting.

SANTA FE. y. NJ. Aug. i0.-Gov
,,..,.,, a. Nt,rb,r, bns reversed his
".,'' -, al. pf,,,.os.d constttu-
..' ...'.', ~ 't'.i,,,,'t N ,gbich would
,~i"''''' ~ III, nr m mills fnr tnNeg 10 be
t,,,1.t ,n, s,bont uurposcs. and now
''..'... a.. d.f,.,t "A th, amendment
','tt,,,, mn t, ms b.come convinced
d, Iii ..',,.,. A., hundtcnp The schools
,Ti.' ,,,,.,.r,,n,,. chang, Of position
,,,,,',rd this amendment which he had
,.,,.,'in,,si, s,tt,ottrd followed an eX-
h,,,s,tv. tp,,stir,ttnu of the whole
s,,t,t.,,t az s,hnnl revenues. with John
i,.,ns stnt, schoui auditor. follow
.-.t. ......... 80 al rnttutti
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STATI: or NIW MINICO.
COUNTY OI BI,ItNNIiiiD.
~ TIM DISTRICT tOt H1

STATE or NI.w MI.NICO.
COUNTY OI Bt,HNNi.ItID.
N TIM DISTRICT lOt IIT
Alonzo u. McMincn. rlnIuuU.
Carl G., Magcc and Journal Publish
ing company, defendants.
No
COMPLAINT
The plniuun complains Of de-
i"ndnnts and alleges.
That pllintiT is. and for th" past
twcnty-cight years las been, o. resi-
dent uf thu city ut Albuquerque. NrW
Mexico. and during ul ur that time
has been % prurt,IuE attorney in th"
state and federal courts and ,s well
and fayurnblN known throughout the
stat. OF Sew McNico.
H.
That the defendant carl g. Magcc
is q resident OF tho city ol Albuquvr-
pu, y. NJ. and editor ut tine Albu-
pu-ruur Morning Journal aud the
Journal Publishing company is a
corporation. organized under the laws
Of New Mexico, with its principal
place oT business iu Albuquerque, Is.
NJ. and is the owner and puhlishvf
of said Albuuucrlu, Morning Jour
nal.
THAT the Albuquerque Morning
Journal is "a newspaper published
daily In the city OF Albuquerque. un,
OF general circulation throughout th,
state ot New Mexico.
That plauun is president of th'
Occidental Life Insurance company
a corporation organized under th'
| laws Of New McNiDu. with itH urinClpa
place OF business iu th, city OF Al
buquvrque. y. NJ.
V
That ON the gth day of Aurusi
! llggI. the drfuudauts well iui
an the facts hrrriuhoturu alleged
| falsely and muliciuuHlN composed
published and caused tu Dee puhlishe'
In sold Alhupucfuu" Morning Jour
nal uf aud concerning plainiihi Ger
tain false. malicious and lhvluur mat
ter. iu communication addr'ssr
To The public uud signed carr {
Mug,o.' as follows. to-Wit'
yet with his "a n. McMil-
len'sl approval the Occidental
| Life Insurance company i'W
months ago con, ,"Il'd the me-
| insurance policy Of dead Wun
(Which policy WAS iu th" pos
session ut the company. iu See
cure loan IL had mudr). and
paid the widow some thirteen
hundred dollars less than WAS
due her
which said statement iH fllsn. an
was mlllDiuusly made hy d"icndun
. To- uujurc pluin;iu.
VI.
puiuun further alleges that on u
gth duy of August 1871. the drttu,
lln,s. well knowing an the facts her
, inboforc alleged. falsely ana mai
/ ,iously composed. published ut
I caused To be- published in said Alb
lqurrqur Morning journal OF and ,p
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
McMillen Sues Magee and
Journal Publishing Co. for
$4,000 on Charge of fLibel
Albuquerque Lawyer in Complaint Filed Today,
Quotes False and Malicious Statements Against
Him in Two Issues of Morning Journal as
Ground for Action.

A. B McNilcu today filed against Carl G. Mafcc aud the
Journal Publishing company asking actual and exemplary damages
the $4,000 for alleged false aud malicious dl
reced against him, which appeared the issues of the Albuquerque
Morning Journal Of Tuesday. August and Wednesday, August 10
The libel bc filed Magec and
the journal company this week the other also asking damages the
of $4,000 for libel having been filed yesterday by NJ Ray
Inods, president of the First National bank.
In his complaint Mr. McAlc alleges that Magcc has caused to
lbc published niuc him by
hcctng upon his actions that the
complained of sc aud malicious The specific statements
complained Of quoted IN the complaint which follows:
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REPEAL of EXCESS PROFITS
AND TRANSPORTATION TAXES TAXES
IS REPUBLICAN PROGRAM
Ways and Means Committee Also Votes to Increase
the Normal Corporation Income Tax of Is Per
Gent; Automobile and Postage Taxes Thrown
Out; White House Program Calls for Half-Bil-
lion Dollar Saving.

WASHINGTON. Aug. iO.-I,e-
peal of the cNccss profits taN
aud lncoinc sur tnNcz above -
peg cent effective ~ Of last jan
uary &. and of all of the freight
aud Passenger transportation
taNrs ~ of neat Jnnnary 4. wns
agics.d upon tosiny by rcimisli-
cans of the hours ways aud
means committee, haiInuhii
Eortincy hnnOunccd.
The committee majority nlSo
lttir,ssi Ia incttuss. the normal
iisDDr tnN on corporations five
per cent. making n total of IL
p.r cent int-end of I2's Per
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American Educator
Killed in Japan

KARUIzAwA. Japan. Aug. 10 (By
the Associated Press) william Hyde
Price. professor of political economy
at the japanese imperial university
and prominent figure In tho
American colony at Toxic. waH killed
accidentally yesterday IN n fail down
a gorge near here while on an ex-
cursion trip. He was born In TITUS
Vile, Pa. In 1850.
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Winnipeg Workers
Repudiate Union
And Form New One

WINNIPEG Man, Aug. 10 re-
pudmtiur the one hig union and th"lI
organization winnipeg street railway
yorkrrs have organized new union
ia lr known us the canadian indie
r,pd.ut Federation OF street car Men
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,eruIng plainuT the following. to-
wit:
yet this man m,aning plnint-
inl owes SuudoNl county nine
thousand dulluW in delinquent
tI.ps'
which said statement was wholly false
Hud was Wauciuusiy made by de-
PENDANTS To iniurr snld plaintiff
VII.
/. pniutid further alleges that on the
lth DAY of August. 1921. the said de-
[ PENDANTS falsely nnd maliciously com
| posed. published and caused to be
published iu said Albuquerque Morn
/ InE journal ot and concerning the
/ plJintd certain ulsr, malicious ana
] iiholouH matter u communication
| addressed "ro THE Public" aud
| signed carl g. Magcc,' tho follow
| ing
These people deny an effort
I TO crush me. NT McMill,n ~
indignant that h" is classed as
one uf the gang. hut he wants
his pound ot flesh, while ice
water oozos from bis pores.
! thereby meaning and intending to
mean that the plaiuug was in con-
] apirlcy to crush tho defendant. Carl
IC. Nugpr. that pla.utin was one oi
"a gang that combined to loot the stat,
and uupr,Hs a great people; ana iu
nu effort Co make suid plaintln appear
ridiculous in thu eyes of the people.
rluIutiu further alleges that each
of tho false and uhclous statcmrnt'
h,rriuhof,ro referred To were made
hy tho sud defendants mnliciously
with the sole purpose " iniuring unt
dofimiug pluiuun and plaiutil
b claims exemplary damages In addition
tu damages otherwise sustained h'
reason ui said false aud mnlicioul
publications.
For further e.tuf, Df action the aai,
q pluuuu adopts che allegations @
{ paragraphs ONE two ana three Of thi
D. complaint us fully as Il copied here
. iu. and further alleges that the Hai'
defendants with th, purpose OF fur
thcu uiuriuE and dcfumiug plgintiii
un tho 1Oth duN % August 1921
falsely and muhcIuusly composed
! puhlish,d and caused TO ho puhilshe'
Boo said Albuquerque Morning Jour
utl a, the l,udlur editorial in sal
newspaper. of nud Doncerning plant
in. false mai,iuU. md nholous mat
HNr. 4. % McNnlcn says that
hr docs not understand us We
aIr not surprised lie thinks In
terms uf property rights while
fh" journal thinks I'm terms ~
human rights We do not think
nor tuik in thu .uuc language.
"Ar McMlNun says that pros
" porlty cumcr through cn-operi-
t lion nf tho business interests lir
falls tu understand our refusal
tn eu-upsrni. lie means that he
!" cam mot sre why We do not help
J. the mining companies 10 escape
'- fHtu ttN,s. help ths nnuiuulu-
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WASHINGTON. Aug. a.
Plans for American famine relief
IN soviet Russia were discussed
with President Harding today by
Secretary Hoover.
After the conference Secretary
1fooyer said relief work actually
would begin whom American
prisoners confined in pctrograd
and Moscow were out Of Russia
and when other prisoners con-
fined In the Interior had been
released from custody
Transportation facilities were
available. Secretary Hoover said.
10 enable Americans to get out of
Russia qulcaly from petrograd
and Moscow but that those de-
tained In the less accessible
region might take as long MS a
ponth to cross the borders.
American relief work in Russia,
Mr.. Hoover said. would be en-
tirely American In personnel.
Socialists Isaac Appeal.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10.--The soclalls
national executive committee toda
Issued an appeal TO socialists 20 sen
and food for the relief q
Russian famine sufferers The state
ment pointed out that capitalist gov
including our own" hav
started relief work but aske
the socialists to send their donation
Independently through the party
The proclamation. In part. says;
The Russian people are dying q
starvation and disease. Thousand
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plaiutin further ALLEGES that on th"
gth day of August. 1921, the defend
ants. well knowing an the facts here
inboforc alleged falsely ana malt
,iuusly composed. published and
caused To be- published in said Albu.
qurruue Morning journal OF aud con.