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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-05-08

assignment of the residue of the es-
tate of said deceased to such persons
as are b. law entitled thereto; and
for the determination and adjudica-
ton of the inheritance tax, if any
payable in said estate.
Dated May 6, 1924.
By the Court:
Warren p. Knowles,
County Judge,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-05-08
LEGAL NOTICE
First Publication April "a, 1924

Notice for Administration and Notice
to Creditors
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Pierce County-In Probate
In Re Estate of Abel Engquist,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That at
the Special Term Of said court to be
held on the Third Tuesday of May,
A. d. 1924, at the Court House in
the Village of Ellsworth, County of
Pierce, and State of Wisconsin, there
will be heard and considered, the APP
plication of Anna Engquist for the
appointment of an administrator of
the estate of Abel Engquist, late of
the City Of River Falls, in said
county, deceased;
Notice is hereby further given;
That at the Regular Term Of said
court to be held at said Court House,
on the First Tuesday Of October, A,
D. 1924, there will be heard, con-
sidered and adjusted, all aims
against said Abel Engquist, deceas-
ed,
And Notice is Hereby Further
Given, That all such claims for ex-
animation and allowance must be
presented to said county court at the
Court House in the Village of Ellis
worth, in said county and state on
or before the First day of October
A. D. 1924, or be barred.
Dated April 22nd, 1924.
By the Court,
Warren p. Knowles,
Judge
White & White, Attorneys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-05-08
White & White, Attorneys.
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
First Publication May /, 1924
State of Wisconsin, In Circuit
Court, For Pierce County.
Chris ]. Nelson, and Amelia Nell
son, husband and wife, Plaintiffs,
VS.
Hulcy H. Blood and -- Blood,
his unknown wife, Newton ID. Gil
lette, and Gillette, his I'M
known wife, C. N. Sheldon and
Sheldon, his unknown wife, David
Downing and --- Downing, his
unknown wife, George Washington
Nichols and Nichols, his I'M
known wife, Webster Davis and
Davis, his unknown wife,
Soren J. Rasmussen and Ras-
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
sUPT. OF THE INSANE
EXPECTED HERE 18th
Would BE Guest Of Convention o.
First District NfedicGs.

Dr. Albert Anderson. Snr"rihlrh'
dent of the State Hospital Tor inc
Insnnc ut Raleigh Is expected 10 !"
one of the guests of the First DIS
,rict Medical Association whlrh
holds its annual meeting III hIlH'
abrth city on Thursday Oct 'o'
The contention will bc cntcrti'illr"
NJ the Elizabeth city Hospital. Thc
meetings will bc held in an impro''S.
cd auditorium on the first floor oi
the hospital and dinner for the VISIT
ors will bc served 10y the Sisters III
charge of the hospital.
There are - physicians AMI sur
rcons in the First District Assocli'
tion, the district embracing the
counties of Currituck, Camden' Pas
uuotauk, PcrquimanS. chown H.
Gates. Washington and Dare Dr'
G.. L. Newly of Hertford. Is preSi'
dent of the association; DIR. W. A
IIoggard. of Woodville. secretary.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
CULPEPPER IS
ALIVE AT Home
Reports That Popular Enagc-
list Was Killed in Texas
Are False

Persistent reports ia a |
Burke Culpcppcr. popular evan
rclist who conducted 4 wonder
ful revival in Elizabeth CITY III
1917. had been shot and killed
in Texas. are untrue.
R"portS her" have even drS'r'h'
rd the unmn"r in which 'ulp"rp"r
wnS killed. T." establish til" iruih
or falSity "r tn" reports ihlN new
apcr wired to Hastings li'rr'N'n'
General Secretary nf The '. W. '.
4. nj Beaumont. Tex. Mr. ilar-
rison is mn inlimui" personal irirh"
of Mr.. Culprpprr umd keeps III
touch with him. Mr.. Harrison WIZ
rd this newspaper Wednesday night
aS follows:
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
SOUND AND&A
AGAIN UNITED
Sweeping TIDES Widen Inlet
Opened 81 Fisheries Board
Tuesday

The big drcdgc cutting Its
way thru the North Carolina
coast at New Inlet broke thru
into the ocean "u it final lap
AZ noon TUESDAY. with 4 rush,
the pcut UP waters ul Pamlrco
Sound lent their assistance,
and in 4 lew hours, the tidc had
swept away the saud, making
the inlet 100 ;cct wide at the
mouth.
The epoch marks ia" completion
uT Il hi- state job hs,in IN Aprll
70 lrnrrn an inlet that was once
r,,hnLlv the biggest feeder "f Sln'
and l,lrir- in the N"rth carolina
.ut:u.'.. .N"rur,lim. I" ad'irrN l''
,riy,ai firm i. y. Nelson, FISHERIES
Commissioner. aud Thee. ). Meek
ir. Assistant Commissioner al
Manl,r. yr,'r:day. Tia" j"h II ~
,nnnlrtc ~ "uU'd l." hoped Tor anu
j. imprr,iu- with ra"n "gS liu''
Trr rppruNtmni, e. >, uf ;hc in'ct
T.. Si-p~n.
when 'hr final dredging wai h"il'
nu Trc.,!u,. Ihr mpu'h "t ia" met
MS nn feet wide with four fee, "i
,...,.r nu 'I," uccaH bar u; low water
T., Thursday night. tn" Tides h""
wiri"nd The iu!ct O" -Im feet aho
I,rururd ii 10 seven feet "i water
en- liz. har. carrying six i'"' "n int"
prmlirn sound. Tl" irIi'ntinhS
Yrr that thr mIr, will hr wid"n"d
ANIL drrrru"h Icy th" tides All the
,ir,r. and the Officials believe II
viii hr rurirriy Sur""S>ful.
The inlet Is cut some six miles
u,rrh Of l;ndanthc. and ten miles
hrlnw urr@un lul"i. The width ol
nm, cat maGr Icy the drc'lSr WAS 2-'
Irr,. rhr beach at this point l'
I.up feet wide, AMI the inlet II
,,urnurbrd by channel 10000 iec'
Innv AMI Six feet deep. leading IRON
pumlico Sound. TN the north ot th'
u,rau side uf the inlet. II Jctty ~"
feet Ion. has hrC:I constructed u
rynr".t the mouth. Til" Jrlty l.
mndr "r pii.ng driven deep III lh,
sand with two coacrrtc harS'S S"''N
ut the outer Cli.
The dredging w. done 10y th'
CnIkimS Dredging Company al Nor
rnlk. ami plans were mahe by Brent
=. Draur. now state Gcolo=iNt' lh'
dikin= and icrry WAS huilt by force
wnrkiu. under the direction of Mr.
NI..kipS the Assistant Commits
SiOner.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

"Hul:" cuIpcppcr alive at humc
Had wire from his wife this after
noon.
Mr.. IlarriSon's wire indicates that
nothing happened (" Burke 'ulp"p-
r,r nnywh"r" in Texas. Reports.
hrought here 10y travelling men, said
that Mr.. Culpcpprr had preached II
sermon un immoral women nnd that
th" husband of n certain woman
w,nt to him ""'n- ia" sermon AMI
demanded nn apology! that 'ulprp'
prr refused tn apologize nnd TIE
man ,h't him I" death, saying
"pamn me- if you'll! preach ahou,
any more women"
Thousands of Elizabeth city pr"'
plc who remember Burk" 'ulpcppcr
with love aud esteem Will rrJ"lcr
in the fact that he l. alir" and well
nj his home in Memphis nnd net tn"
victim "r Gun play in Texas.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

81 Srr where on" or our EliH-
nbcth city girls is ndying law a'
Wake Forest coll"sr.' said the Hnlli
Clerk 10 the Suda .Irrkcr.
Lord. help us:' cja"ulatcd the
Soda .Icrkcr.
We'll. what's the objection I" II
woman studying law il she wants
to-" asked the Bank Clerk.
81 nint ohjrciimg." said III" Soda
Jrrkcr, but | couldn't help think
ing. what j. this cnuntry coming !"
when women turn lawyers. learn n'l
the lawyers tricks and get !nl"
politics SLrc 'nouSh:
Talk about your political boss
rs: you'll SEE some real bosses W'l'lI
tbc women do 20 into politics ltN"
men. Just suppose this Stat" hau
fifty Mary FclringS in it; Il" You
sun,nSr any mrn would ever get u
Iook into any sort of IN office rN'
cent dog catcher ar Inspector Tor
the enforcement Of tie sanitary
privy laws: tell you, The mcn
migl! ~ well stay away from he
polls.
women are just naturally
crafticr than men ever dare to hc
and they have darn sight more
brass: all they need t" max" thrm
the real political bosses Is II It'll"
know ledge uf the practice at Law
and pow they've started IN to gct
that"
Il think women lawyers would
have u wholesome effect upon oui
courts" said the Bank Clerk. They
would certainly make for cleaner
courthousrS and do away with III,
vulgarity of men like II. :. Ward
In the court room"
But" said the Soda Jerker
".IrSt think of the drmoraliZin.
effect of women arguing eases tt
iurieS., The woman lawyer Will
the ynnd looks wuull win her cns'
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
GUSHOLMESI
FACING AFICHT
Washington County Democrats
and Republicans After His
Scalp

An inSurgcnt political move
men, in Washington County
this fall threatens to jolt il not
To break the back of the ma
chine long in control Of that
county. The reform element is
concentrating its attack ON the
Office Of County Treasurer,
which office has been held by
\. l.. Holmes, OF CrcSwcll for
the past ten years.
It Treasurer Holmes scalp can
br got In the November election. the
down fall Of the questionable nGI-
chime in the county IL assured,
Holmes being the key man. Holmes
is u practical politician who Is said
to know and employ every device
of The old line professional In keep
ing himself in office and in deliver
,ug the vote In his section Of the
county. lie has been getting away
with his stun In fine shape, but hc
has made the mistake of boa sting
that hc had things bottled up and
that nobody could beat him. NotI.
ing rifles I'M ulStnnding Angl' saxon
81 much as iO he told that some
body has him bottled up.
Indirectly. the insurgrnt moyr.
mrml In Washington aims blow NJ
Van u. Martin. Of Plymouth. who
recently ran for Congress. Martin
and Holmes are partners IN the
control Of Washington County poll
ties and the disposition Of spoils,
II l. said that llolmcs delivers ilrc
| vote In the lower end of the curniy y
iu Martin and Martin delivers th"
vote in the upper end of the county
To Holmes. If Holmes can br 'r.
rrntrd. Martin will bc Ont Of The
running too. because Martin can't
control the situation without
Holmes.
II H. understood that the lscpul.
LEANS of Washington County will
indorsr an independent DcmO"rat
for treasurer and put up no cnndi'
date of their own for The office 81
County Treasurer. ID will not tax"
mnny inSurgrnt Democratic votes
with the Republican vote In Wash
imgt0n Ia accomplish the defeat OF
the regular Democratic nominee. Iu
the last presidential election Wash
ington County Republicans p"llcd
g7l votes: the Democratic vot" III
the same election was only Lilo
or u majority of only ~ votes. u
looks as il the reign Of Gus Holmes
i'm Washington County Is about IL
come to nm end. In the meantime
the insurgents are firing questions
nj Holmes. about his administration
that are going to bc mighty hart
for that gentleman to answer.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
oJbQ BANK CLERK Aso THE SOOA JGlI
WHEN WOMEN GET TO BE LAWYERS

every fine. All She wodld hhN"
tn dn would hr 10 walk up close I"
the Jury hrX and Smilc'iIl" the "IrS
or amy stubborn. hard h"ilrd OH
rndgrr whose SympathicS were WI u
the oppnSing side, and she'd win nm
over with II wink. And II the evil
dcucr in tn" cas-" were nll hgi'ilS'
her. MI she would have 10 1O wnlil'l
br to fake an extra tuck IN her Skir'
or wear Il lunSP N-ncck ShirtwhiS'
and lean way ovrr in addressing the
nrv. and not man In th" Jury
bny would ever think about III" evil
drurr in the ease: their mlildS
wonld hr nm different kind of evil
dcrur from the evidence III the
case"
Il don't believe any sclf-rcSpcrt'
ing woman would take any such at
vantage of II jury" said the Bank
Clerk.
"If women didn't take advantage
of the weakness Uf the male, they
would Staryc 10 death or give NJ
their self respect in order To live,
said the Soda Jrrkcr.
"And I'll tell you another thllig,
snid the Soda Jcrker: when W.
get women lawyers. the Courts viii
have to revise all the present rules
of law and procedure 80 aS to fiN
il for the woman To have the last
word in every case. The present
rules wouldn't work at all will
women lawyers. because wonlal
always has to have the last word.
We'll. all | have to say Is, II th'
women want to he lawyers they
have my permission and my goo'
wishes" said the Bank Clerk.
when the women take Il motion
they want to hc lawycrs-nr any
thing rlsc-thcy'll hc what the!
want t0 be- regardless of your per
mission or your good wishes, Sul'
the Soda ,lerker.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
RATES OUR HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS UNCLEAN
Chief Sanitary Inspector Of the
State Board of Health Or
dcrs II Clean Up.

This newspaper hates to tell 1t
folks. hut il must br told. l.. q.
Whitley. chief Sanitary Inspector
of The State Board of Health Swoop-
rd down - nthc hotels and rcStuu-
rants in Elizabeth city this week
aud found them umSpcakably la |,
he says.
II had To shut my eyes To Keep
from bringing Il wholesale indict-
mrmt against the hotel and rcStall-
rant business in Elizabeth City,
said Inspector Whitley. "lf | rated
them at all by what found on my
inspection Tuesday morning, l
would have to give them Il rrting
under 10 per cent. and that means
that they are indictablc under the
law"
Rut instead of hauling the hotel
and restaurant men into court, In
SpcctOr whitley gave them until Fri
day. Oct. 10. t0 clean up. lie VIII
make another inspection this morn
ing and he promises indictments
without mercy in future IL they
don't keep within the law.
IL am sure if you could look into
the moldy. Shiny. unsightly and un
sanitary ice boxes in most eating
places in Elizabeth city. you would
never have the stomach to eat an
other meal in these places, said
the Inspector. And said mucl
more.
And so visitors to the Fair thi'
week should bc thankful that TIT
Chief Sanitary Inspector came Il
| ,nwn when hc did.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
CHOWAN'S
ALL NEXT WEEK
Many Elizabeth City and Pas
quo.ank Folks Will Go
New Road

Many Elizabeth City and
PaSquotank people will take i'll
the Chowan Fair at Edenton
next week. Chowan is stag
ing a good fair, as usual. and
the roads between Elizabeth
City and Edcnton arc fine.
The opening Of the cIuScway at
lIrrtfuid this week gives u hard
surface road all the way from EliZ'
ahcth city t0 Edcmton. with the cN-
cCption of four mile dctOur from
Woodvillc To lmphlctt'S store in
PcrquimunS County. And this dc-
tour road is comfortable. TIE IN
DEPENDENT sent II ear over II
this week and found ID. Ia good
shape.
Omr finds genuine local Interest
aud wholc-hcartcd cooperation
ampn. ElcmtOn folks tO make their
fair this year Il little bigger and
better than ever before. The Ch0.
wan Fair is under able and energetic
management and almost everybody
in Edrnton is pulling for the Fair.
The ElrntOn spirit makes real
Fair: because. after nll, II isn't the
horse racing. IL isn't the exhibits, IL
isn't the midway. it's the folks that
make II Fair.
Edrmtnn will have the folks and
has laid ont Sl.7OO in purses for
7 the rest uf il too. The chowam Fair
the horse races umd S2.Jo0 in pre-
miumS for exhibits this year. Music
for the fair will he furnished 10y
Higgins Military Band. the same
land that Is playing the .V'cmarlc
District Fair at Elizabeth city
this week. The midway attractions
/ will hr furnished 10y tn" Bruce
/ shows. which were signed un upon
/ ia" assurance uf the managers of
many fairs in this and other states
that the Bruce Shows are clean
and wholesome.
There will bc four hig IRE" acts
~ the ChOwnn Fair next week, one
| uf thrm said IL l." one of I'll" big
.rS, and best ever shown in North
, eastern North Carolina. There will
hc fireworks this year to give the
crowds bigger show Of this kind
than ever before.
The Fair will open Tuesday. Oct
~ with u street parad" In which
the school children rf Edcntnn ami
Chpwun County will participate"
Tuesday will l." School Day at the
/ Chnwau Fair.
Wednesday,. Oct. IL will m Mcr'
chants and Farmers Day. all stores
i'm Edrntum closing AT l.. VI.
Thursday. oct. III will h. llom,
Coming Day.
Friday. Oct. II will feature ui
aV;umOhilr race and priZ" of Il
Sl1 talking machine will m given
away Ia tn" person hnldin. til,
lucky number ticket.
Saturday. oct. IL will bc Negro
Day.
Edcnton banks und lrahin. huSi
ness houS"S extend II cordial invita-
iinn To visitors IN their advcrtiSins
in this newspaper this week. Every
Edcutou firm advertising in thi'
newspaper will extend II cordial per
S,nHl :rrctin. To ANY reader of thl'
newspaper who makes himself ol
hrrSrlf Known.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
CRABBINCHARD
AFTER PENNIES
Commissioners Would Abolish
Inexpensive Offices If
Votes Will Do 1t

Claiming that the people Of
Pasuuotank County have pro-
tested SO much against the cX-
pcnsc, the County Commission
ers have hit upon a possible
way to abolish the offices of
Superintendent of Welfare, the
County Home Demonstration
Agent and the Agricultural
Agent, by passing the buck to
the voters in the November
election. Ballots for this pur-
pose were prepared Monday
bv the Commissioners.
Now lets seq how much money
/ the commissioners are going Ia saw"
| the taxpayers In their penny pinch
Ing zeal Ia make Il record for sav-
In. the TAXPAYERS money. Thc~r
three officers Ia bc found In every
! progressive county are serving PnS-
mlolank on nominal salaries, half
of which are furnished by the state
and Federal Governments. PASpllO.
tank is paying only S225 n month
on the salaries of these Officers.
If the Commissioners do away
with these offices, or IT the people
vote them out Of th" county, lh"S
will save each taxpayer a5pn' one
cent on the 500 Of property. For
instance If u farmer owns property
valued NJ $1,000, he will say" :"
cents II year
This done, every farmer VIII Jose
the services uf II trained farm "N'
pert capablc and always arallnhlr
to rive valuable assistance ami ad'
vice on many farm problems. II man
who is now giving his services To-
ward making u fair IN Ei'%'l"''l
CITY by refusing III" customary SFn'
that has heretofore been nll l'""d.
Every farm gill and farm woman
will then hc denied the ScrNl'r> "I
~ Home Demonstration Agrn'. VII"
now rides from scho"l I" school
teaching The girlEotp max" better
bread. cakes. preserves. jelly ~ Z"
hrttcr hnIlSrkrrpcrS, Ia tax" ll"r'
uridr in their homes, AMI make h"'
,cr wives for the boys who are grow
ing up on the farms today.
/ Doing away with the County WEI
fare Officer will deprive lnsplIo''l'R
County or II woman whose 'nl'h"''
work i known ali over ~" Slnt"
who is tirclrsSly working ~" ih'
Kind nf unfortunate and unl"ri'riNi'
lrgrd people who sometimes "''"
out the comforting stay oi Sii'll III
flururc hccnmr II burden on '"ri'tE
I,u,u,olnnk would do away WIZ
this typ" Of woman wh' hih "p'
hrsiiu,r to bring to the courts w. 10
Clarke. thr man who prryrl upon
smull girls. robhing them oF 'Ar'I
,hilIhood innocence ana hlhStiilH
their reputation. =,
"Thr man with the cnlRr; III HE
system to votc away these hd'ah
tngrS in order To save f"W "'n'''
u wear should never show MS '"''
in rayuuolnnk County AGAIN S"''
our man this week. "Thr '"llli'''H
sinners say they have been hrSa''
hv the people I" do away Win 'hrS'
offices. II these are the 0nly kim
If proplc the commissioners ever IL"
wise with. then sorry indeed are ''''
commissioners. Perhaps the clnill"'
I,rnurh to the commissioners ma
been somewhat mnsniilrd' Tor VIII
nvrr half of the property III ln'
county owned 10y residents "i r.''"
nbcth city. is II not strange '''"
I uo,hing Of the kind is heard IRON
= Elizabeth city folks"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
SERIOUSLY HURT

Struck on the neck 10y n fallin:
stag plank Leonard Smith. an iron
worker employed In building steel
vessel at the plant of the Elizabeth
City Iron Works & Supply Co., was
rendered unconscious yesterday nf-
ternoon at Onc.thirty. He was r. NJ
.d 10 the hospital for treatment.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

TIE very the hansomcs hrnb's mouse m "
tion of the State the Citizens iank oi len"h n
Indiana silver grey limestone and MI A S'a"f ' m ~ ' "
fine thrift progress prosperity and pri" OF EdeiOn ana 'h"" o"n
IT, itself is in keeping with me br'"! "" S"!
effect 0b!aincd
Cipoi,o TcifO floors with nh'rb" "'"r'' '"
ceilings finished in an sold Aar'r "ht's''"s %
T or,mrnt Grille work and grey white oa wood work complete
IN electric elevator leads 10 rcm o'''' WI" wv
o oo on th uppr floors bank has two large vaults
I , cr, ,,, manufacture construction roof an rs burglar
oof y,uts rn he built comfort and faci! has been p"'
I for ,, ,;rous Of tc including Tor wocn
; r., An, Cbov,u Fair al week should not fail TO
thc bark building
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

INTENTION FhRMEl;S -- May
pra Hn,kriS l2c. new AMI bright
Tins nm tnps that ill, Sft.N' T.
IIuLIOWElL so. III
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

There are at present about 1,2oo,'
OOO cuws kept hy people in cities OF
the United States, while the country
cows number more than - million.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

Dr. J. u. Hathaway has moved
to 3Ij Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevator. ""' =
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
Free Tickets
To The Fair

Subscribe to THE INDIE
PENDENT for one year at the
regular subscription price
Sl.JO. and &c; Il ticket to The
.ilbcn,ar!c Agricultural Fair.
Goad any day this week. New
subscribers only.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10
CLIP AND MAIL THIS NOW
To TIE INDEPENDENT
Elizabeth City, n. c.

am enclosing herewith check O
+. o. Money Order for $l.5O 70
which send me THE INDEPEN
DENT for one year. ! want
keep up with your interesting et
torials and news articles abo,
Northeastern North Carolina To-
and things.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

Dr. J. -. Hathaway has moved
to bl5 Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevator. adyt.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

DIR. ]. ID. Hathaway has moved
to 80 Hinton Bldg. Take the
elevate. Sc'"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-10-10

Write It rL4alZ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-07
Issue Manifesto
.Condemning the
Ruling Classes

MOSCOW, July Tn a manifesto to
''the pi0letariat OF the world" On the
occasion Of the Forthcoming tenth anni-
vcrysary of the outbreak az the World
War, the fifth congress Of the third in-
ternationale in session here, attacks thc
rulir- classes Of al the countries which
it holds responsible for the conflict.
Tie manifesto dcclarcs the occupation
Of the Puhr is a continuation Of TIE hos
tilisirs anl dcnounccs the report of the
Dawes separations committee as "oaiy
d hidden form Of war
"Inc United States. whose pockets
aro iammcd with European god AMI
supported by the French military
rccs" the manifesto adds. directs the
cc. ucmic policy of Germany Ms 4 penalty
FOR Germany allowing herself To be
beaten. Only impostofs could say that
the decisions rf the Paws con mittec
cm' oily peaceful democratic solution
of Europc's troubles. The cntcnte die
ta.ss itS decisions by holding a revolver
at Gcrmanv's head.
"Thc anta~onism between Japan and
the United States growing out of the re-
cent decision on the Immigration ques-
tion gives the problem the color of y
racial struggle.