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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
M'COMBS MAY TAKE
PARIS MISSION
Democratic National Chair
man Reported to Have
Changed His Mind for Third
Time.
lBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald. ]


Washington, April 9 White House
officials were unable today TO throw
any light on the report TINT Demo-
cratic National Chairman William r.
Combs had considered his de-
Clination OF the ambassadorship to
France and was now inclined to take
the post
Mr., McCombs has for nearly n
month been undecided, and although
on one day he had informed the
White House he would accept the
next day he announced his deciina-
ton. within day or two after that.
Mr.. McCombs significd his intention
of reconsidering To all inquirers
White House officials admitted they
were puzzled and did not know exact
ly what Mr. McCombs would do.
cn the day before the senate ad-
iourned. MIR McCombS telephoncd the
White House 10 prepare his nomina-
tion and indicated that he would like
to be confirmed before the senate nd o
tourucd Friends of the administra-
ton paved the way for confirmation
of the nomination In the closing hours
of the special session. but at the in-
stance of Mr., McComhs action was
deferred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
DECIDE TO
LEAVE NACO IN
HANDS OF
ENEMY
Major Portion of Sonora State
Troops Starts South to At
tack Huerta Forces in vicin-
ity Of Guaylnas.
RURALEs ALL DESERT
HUERTA IN GUERRERO

lBy Leased Wire - Evening Herald.
Nogales. Ariz,. Aprii 2.-Agaln the
state troops have altered their plans
this time deciding % leave Naco asd
it, small federal Rarrison and instead
10 rush south 90 meet the Hucrta
forces. said 90 be advancing from
Guaymns. Two trfop trains arrived
here today from she Naco district
aud left immediai ly for the south
over the sonora rsliway, which runs
10 GuRymas. General Alfaro obregon
was In personal command.
General Obrogon expects 90 attack
Guaymaa before FEDERAL reinforce
ments can arrive from Pacific coast
points To the south There are about
1000 fedcrals al Guaymns. Already
a strong state force is located at Ortiz,
just north az the gulf port.
Six hundred state troops were left
90 guard againat Oicda's departure
from Naco. Fear OF international
complications is given as the reason
for the decision Dot 30 attack the
Arizona sonora pOu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
PANKHURST WOMAN
CONDUCTS OWN
CASE IN OLD
BAILEY
Pleads Not Guilty to Charge
of Conspiring to Blow Up
Residence of David Lloyd
George With Dynamite.
DEFENDANT OBJECTS
TO POLICE REPORTS
lBy Lcnsed Wire to Evening Herald J


London, Aprii Mira Emmellnc
Pankhurst from the prisoners en-
closure at the old Bailey court today
pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
having "counecllcd ccrtain persons.
whose names are unknown, Ia place
tcloniously and muliciously certain
gunpowder and other explosive sub
stances with intent thereby 20 DAM
age David iAoyd Georges country
house az Walter Heath"
Thc suffraEcttc leader. frail looking
and pale. found the courtroom crowd
ed with women wearing the suftra.
gette colors She turned composcdiy
Ia Sir Charles Atantugue Lush. the
Judge and announced
~ viii uefend myself ,ablo
was assigned 60 her for her papers.
Archibald I BodKln. counsel for
the treasury, had not proceeded far
with his opening OF the case when
Airs. pankhurst interposed with the
objection:
Il do not mind counsel Introducing
n ports at my speeches made 10y jour
nalists. hut ! object tu police reports.
They are grossly inaccurate, very ig-
nOrant and unyrammatical and con-
vcy an absolutely wrong impression
of what | said"
The Judge soothed her 10y prOmis-
ing that she would have an oppor-
tunity to correct them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
RADIUM ELIXIR OF
LIFE Is CLAIM OF
SCIENTIST
Berlin Physician Declares
Minute Amount of Costly
Mineral Will Restore HSrd-
ened Arteries.

by Leased Wire a. Evening Herald.
London. April 2.-rhat rodium can
restore the hardened arteries of mid
dicugcd persons 30 a healthy coudi-
tion and so prolong life was the claim
made by Dr. Saubermann of Berlin,
~ u lecture here before the Roentgen
society yesterday
The apparatus which viii manu-
facture this elixir of youth consists
of au earthenWarc receptacle con-
tanning minute amount of radium
which ~ placed az thr bottom OF q
glass bottle. The bottle ia filled with
water. In time the water becomes
charged with radium emnnations
The radium remains active for hum
drcds of years, so it rs only neces-
sary TO renew the water la order 20
get any number of doses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
WASHINGTON SOCIAL
LEADERS FACE A
GRAVE CRISIS
Twelve Hundred Women En-.
titled to Attend Breakfast
to Mrs. Wilson; Seats for
Only Three Hundred.
IBy leased Wire 10 gveDlug Herald.

By Leased Wire tO Evening Herald.
Washington. April Women lead
crs In social and official nfv are at
their wits end today over the prob
lem Of the invitations for the national
welcome breakfast that VIII bc given
for Mrs Woodrow Wilsoh and drs.
Thomas X. Marshall Saturday noon.
The banquet hnll cngascd Tor the
event viii accommodate 500 gueats.
The blue hook" contains the
names of more than 1890 cligiblos,
ana alrehdy there are hcartburnings
ana Jeaioug!cs.
The feeling has broken out opentS
among the women who insist upon
recognition. The Nationsl Democrat
ic Woman's league aircH0S has an.
nounCcd that II would not be repre-
scented at the banquet because Il ,
seating space accorded Il Wua not sui
flciont tor rs members. There are
other dcfeCtiOns.
The breakfast will be purely 'o'
Cial affair and there viii bee a.,
speeches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02

Body Of Late MuItimillionaira
to Be Brought Home BY y
Steamer Sailing Ercm HaVrs
Saturday.
FLORAL TRIBUTES SENT
FROM MANY COUNTRIES

by Leased Wire 10 nvonine Herald. r
Rome. April "A funefNl sqreicn
0f simple and impressive cnnrnrtaF
was held over the body o. J. Y. Nor
gan today. The mournera were vary
few in number They sloo0 amid q
profurion uf floral tributes sent ~
friends from WanF oountriaa
Beside MIR and afru. Herbert IL
satteflee. the son-iu-iaw and daGgh~
Ter of the deccdent. stood Miss Helen
M Hamilton, his granddaughter
Thomas j. OBrseu, United btatea ag1~
baarador. and AIRS. OHFlen; Frufs
Giuseppe E3agtlanells. Ur. Allen ~,
starr and Df. Geo. a. Dinon, threa
physicians who had atteadnd him
during his lllnosai Mira. Wo0dwortn
Of New York. and Charles Lanier -
New York.
Later in the day arrangements goN
the dispatch 0f the body % the United
states were discussed. IL will nm
sent by way Of the Hlmpl0n railroad
through switzerland and France ~
HaVre. where Il win be placod on
board liner sailing Saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
SIX MILLIONS FOR
Y. N. c. A. IN
CHICAGO
Thirty Buildings to Be Erect
ed Within Ten Years, Ac-
cOrding to Extension Pro-
gram Agreed Upon.
lBy Leased Wire 70 Evening Herald.

By I,eascd Wire 20 Evening Herald.
Chicago, April 2.-Thirty new
Young Mems Christian Association
buildings, involving the expenditure
OF SO, 900. 600 will be built In Chicago
within the next ten years according
Co the program for the extension OF
the work OF the organization here
made public last night
The program includes the erection
OF q hotel FOR transient young men, a
buildinE for "A rescue department. a
boys club. a. dormitOry FOR the labor
crs OF South chicago. three students
buildings for Northwestern university,
medical school. the University of Chi
cago and the west side professional
schools aud permanent week end sum
mer camps.
In addition seventeen ncighbOrhoOd
buildings and four new railroad build
ings will be constructed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
IMPOSING FUNERAL
RITES FOR KING
GEORGE OF
GREECE
Body Of Murdered Monarch Is
Borne to Tomb Amid Scene
Of Solemn Splendor Never
Before Witnessed in Modern
Athens.
ALL NATIONS OF WORLD
REPRESENTED AT GRAVE
{ b, 1919 WIrr ln Il,enIns TIrrnI.l.

isy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Athens. Greece April such an
impuslng ceremonial ~ today marked
the burial Of King George ~ Greece
WAS never before Witnessed In mod
ern Athens.
The procession was Oi great length,
including striking mingiinR Of
many eastern and western nationals
tles. The royal princes OF Greece and
fhc delegates representing the courts
Of Europe and the states of the eaal-
ern hemisphere Joined with doputa
uons from European Turkey from
the isiFnds 81 the Aegean SEES and
from Asia Minor. each in distinctive
national dress.
The suldicry and the clergy riynsled
euch other la numbers. al branches
Of the army and ~ the church being
represented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
TEA CONTROVERSY
PASSED TO SENATE


tBy Leased Wire 20 levening Heraid.I
Washington. April several
thousand documents bearing on tho
controversy over the importation gf
nrtlflciHliS coiored tnan. which has
been before the treasury department.
for several years have heNn sent 10
Vice President Marshall ~ Secretary
McAdpo ln response a. senate dos
mnud Tor comprehensive dHtn. Inn
secretary transmitted the ofiRinkf
documents becauee ~ tha dAf4loN|lN
involved ~ making oNpIea Ihe re14a
luton was introduced hv Fon4lnf
PolndeRter. its purpose heiNH NHs
cordinE "a the UNDERGRADUATES oe aft
iiciRls. 20 determines whether tneEe
has hefn any DIFFERENTIATION ~ MuFt
ernmtnt AUTHORITIES ln onfufoInM IhH
tee lazy IN favor " lko oaAI 4NR|lNN
LhN NAll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
VICE INJUNCTION BILL
KILLED IN COLORADO
IR, leased Wire 10 li,cnins Herald. !


Denver Auril 3. The house today
adopted resolution providing for a.
NAL udi0urumcnt uf tho Legislature
Aprll 9 and sent Il 90 the senate. Dr-
iglnaily the resolution fixed the date
al Apri TO- bat this was changed
hy amendment
The house finally KILLED the TAFT
hiii prOviding that property used cor
Immoral purposes hc declared pub
lic nuisance Previously the measure
had been defeated on third reading
and today a. last attempt Was mpde
iu secure "a reconsideration. The
speaker heid that two.thirds vpfe
WAS necessary Go secure reconRid.
GRAFTON and the house upheld this
ruling ON AN apprhl
The vote go rrUousider Was five
short Of the necessary twn-thlrds.
The conference committee eenplpt-
"a IT. report on the puhlic utintins
/ bin which was expected 20 be faKen
, up late today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
Wife SLAIN WITH
Ak; HUSBAND
MISSING
Brutal Murder of Minnesota
Woman Following Arrest
and Release Of Spouse fox
Wife Beating.

| Hy LEASED Wire a. Exenine Herald.
ChlshoiHi, Alinn., April 2,-MrA.
John toniana MAS murdered with AA
axe last night az her home IN this
city. Her husband has diaappen roda
There we're no witnesses % tha
tragedy When che wolnan's body
was found, she had apparently bcen
dead FOR some time. year old nahN
axe was found on the uoor, and n
wound la the hack OF Mrs. Fonsana'a
head Indicated the cause 0f death.
Fontana WAS arrested lsst week oM
charge uf heating his wife but was
released oy the court on nin PROMISE
90 reform.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
Wife Of REGULAR
ARMY OFFICER
SUICIDES
Grief at Separation From Hus-
band Ordered to Philippines
Drives Mrs. Colonel Hull to
Jump From Bridge.
lBy Lcascd Wire TO Evening Herald. J

lBy Leased Wire Ca Evening Herald. J
Omaha. April 2.-'rhe woman who
Monday night jumped from the Doug
las street bridge into the Missouri
river and WAS drowned was Identified
today az Mrs. Greta Chase Hull, wife
Of Colonel J. a, Hun, Of the Unitco
States army Colonel Hull Is "A son
of Former Congressman J. a. +. Hull
of Des Moincs.
Colonel lluil was recently ordered
10 the Philippines and II is supposed
that grief at separation from her
husband prompted the act. Colonel
aud Mrs. Hun were visiting friends In
Council Bluffs when the order came
from the war department and Colonel
Hull left for the Islands SATURDAY
last
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
SINGLE STATE NOW
NEEDED TO RATIFY
DIRECT ELECTION
Pennsylvania Falls in Line
Making Thirty-fifth to En-
dorse Change in Federal
Constitution.
IRy Leased wire a. lvcnlng Herald, ]

lBy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald. ]
Harrisburg, Ia. April 2--Pcnnsyl'
vunia today Joined the ranks of the
states that have ratified the proposed
amendment 90 the federal constitution
providing for the direct election OF
United States senators. making the
thirty-hfth 10 fall IN line. The Joint
resolution rHtifying the proposed
amendment, which previously passed
the house. was passed las the senate
today unanimously
The vote of only one more state n
needed 60 make the amendment ct-
fcCtivc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
Enjoys Brief Respite as River
Remains Stationary; Crest
Expected to Reach City
Tonight.
FIVE THOUSAND BARRELS
OF WHISKEY IN RIVER
Collapse of Kentucky Distil-
lery Releases Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Worth of Fire Water.
IBy Lcascd Wire 70 I:,cnlnu Herald.

10y hchssh Wire to Evening Herald.
Cairo. his. April 3.--Cairo had a
little rcspite today IRON its flood
scare due TO the fact that the ohio
waters wcre at a standstill from mid
night The reading 90 that hour VAS
90 and u anything thr gauge showed
little less AZ o'clock today. The
relief, however viii be only ternpor-
airy, u Is said. as engineers gave gs
the causing the passing of the crest
In the Wabash high water The crest
of the ohio river flood waters is
ain 20 come and Il II expected th.t
before tonight the gauge readings
Will he again In the asccndency
Another cause FOR the stands iil
was said 10 be- due 90 the vast vol
umo OF water now flowing into the
lOwlands Ot the drainage district II
WIS reported that the wator was flow
ing over the Big Four tracks In that
section for distance of three .fOurths
OF mile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
MILLIONAIRE's WIFE
WINS DIVORCE SUIT
Lnr Lrn.ed Mlrr % Il,enlne IIeraId

lBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
San Francisco. Apri Walter
Hobart. millionaire polo player and
club man. WAS divorced yesterday
from his wife. formerly Miss Hannah
Williams. on charges preferred by her
OF cruelty. intomperancc. abusive Ian
guagc and mndelity. lie did not de-
fend tine suit An interlocutory de-
cree and the custody Of the three
children, Hannah. Ruth ana walter,
Of whom the eldest n 10 and the
youngest years old, were awarded
70 Mrs. Hobart. ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
RURALIcS REVOLT
AGAINST GOVERN MfsNT

Washington, April Private dis
patches today say the entire rurale
force IN the Mexican state of Guerrero
have reVolted against Iiuerta aud
Diaz Col. Gertrude Sanchez and the
Twenty eighth regiment OF ruralcs
Joined seven independent troops
which already have captured and oc-
cupied the city off Toloeapam.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
HARvARD's ROWING
SCHEDULE ARRANGED


Cambridge, Mass, April AR
rangemeuts of HaNHrd's spring row
ing schedule have been completed.
The triangular rnrt with Princeton
tho Charles river course on May 40.
son May li the champion class crew
of Harvard aud Yalr viii row on the
Charles ON May - the University
and Freshmen shells VIII compete
aRainst cornell and ithaca
Tho uulNVrsitY second crew VIII row
az Annapolis aad ln thp American
Neulcy regatta at Philadelphia May
81.
The annual rthattR with Yale via
be ruNcd at NrW London iune 80. The
Harvard OATS Will leave this city Tor
their training quarters az Red Top,
about June /,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
HENRY M. FLAGLER'S
CONDITION DESPERATE
[ By Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.

By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Jacksonville, Eta. April "A dis
patch at noon today from West Palm
Beach says
Henry NJ Flagler's condition is
considered very grave ana his death
may he expected any hour. lie is
suffering severely from an injury 90
his hip received Ia fall several
weeks ago"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
To prLermIne saIcly I.InlIt.

Washington, April IA hoard OF
naval officers has been formed, n was
announced at the navy department to-
day. TO determine the limits OF safety
of oils stored and used on board ships,
The action was taken Ia view OF the
extensive use of oil for fuel IA the
navy,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
war sECRETARH TO ,,,s,,,,.>r

Washingi0n, AptlI -NtVI'IHIF
Garrison. returning from ms Nlp
through the ohio flood district, ar
rived here today, Iic went at once
to the war department and planned
90 nat before President Wilson later
In the day "A report on his tour
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
FIVE MEN DROWNED
IN TUG BOAT
ACCIDENT
Luckless Vessel Becomes En-
tangled With Bfick Laden
Scows and Sinks Before
Help Can Reach Her.
bob, I.en.ed VIC Do Il,enIng IIernII.

New YORK, Aprll - flVe mon
Wer drowned late last night when the
tugboat Thomas r. oH3rien, towing
three sCoEs. loaded win brick and
driving against the wind. became en-
tangled with the scows ana sank IN
the East river. The crew of anoth-
or tug passing heard thn yries or the
drowning sailors and rushed 90 their
aid. but was able to rescue cnly the
captain and two of the crew OF the
OErirn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
FLAMES THREATEN
MISSISSIPPI CITY
nN I.en.ed VIC ln E,enlng IIernld.

Meridian, Miss. April Planned
hy "a brisk north wind. IRE which
broke ont this afternoon in the north
west residence section OF Meridian, had
destroyed six homes up 10 9 o'clock
aud WAS stll spreading. sparks tall-
ing in every direction caused flames
20 break ont Ia half dozen different
places.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
SOUTHERN MAN NAMED
FOR INDIAN OFFICE


Washington, April Although
Fuller 81 galloway. cotton mill owner
of Lagrange La, has beea selected
for commissioner 0f Indian affairs,
nU official announcement of the ap-
pointmrnt M expected f0r several
days Then the names of the pcW
commissioner of the general lano pt-
Gee uan drst assistant secretary ol tue
Interior viii alsU bee announced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
RIVER REPORTED
FALLING, AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. April s.--Aiier remnlu'
Ing stationary nearly twonty-tour
hours. the Onto river began falling
here today. The indications arc that
II will continue TO fall slowly. aud
that the ond OF the flood " in sight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
MORGAN TO BE BURIED
Ar PLACE or nll&Xl|

New York, April 1.-.-Funaral serve
ices In thla country over the body "a
J. PiNrpont Morgan viii be held IN
this city IA ~. Georges Proteasnnt
Episcopal church. fnterment wiz -
az Cedar 1lll cemetery hartt0kds
Conn. Mr.. MUrgan'e blrthpiHce. Eh4
dates will be decided later,
This brief announcement waa made
this afternoon BY Henry y. DavlQAon
OF J. +. Morgan Go.
Berlin. .tprls s.-~Dr, Wilhelm bode.
generml dk,ector Of the Royal MaN~
eusns OF Prussia. ln an article pub
tished here says that the Late ]. r.
Morgan. expected mis- death ana ufNra
him. Dr Rode IN 1918, 10 pay visit
30 New York IA 1919 for the opanlna
~ the new wlna " the Metsopniitpn
museum. stating shat he hiuneif
would noa live 10 be present
"Mr. Morgan says Or Isode. was
a great collector but he WIS not ~
expert. He realised this. although ~
was unwilling TO admit ~ IN spite Is
thls fact. ne WAS rarely deeclvad. ~
he chose bis agents ana advisers woll,
"He haOitmaily deferred payment
for several months la case fraud
should develop in his transactionA
Dealers had such wholesome fear ot
losing good customer that they ala
not dare to pass on fraudulent Or in-
ferior articles on him, although this
might have been easy.
"Mr Morgan WIS responsible for
tho threshold or foar-fold increase IN
the prices ~ arr objects but also AZ
a.. s..... tt.,.. fnr tH. at.fts lrofals.f fsf
enthusiasm in America for art collects
ing'
Dr, Bode ranks the collections 81
Mr.. Morgan with those " the great
est museums of Eurote
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02
RED CROSS FUND
REACHES SSiG,0O0

Washington April Total re-
ceipis of the Red cross for the re-
lief of flood sufferers reached tslG''
coo today, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-02

T0DAx's NEWS TO-DAY
xou eee u Ia tlie AimItALD.
ssnty Gents q month of fB eanss
. week delivered a. your doors
afty cents by mail.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-02-07
LORDS REJECT THE
HOME RULE BILL
SPEECHES AROUSE LITTLE IN
TEREsT AS THE RESULT WAS
A FoREGoNE CONCLUSION.
Opponents of Measure Declare Giving
OF Home Rule to Ireland Would be
a Menace to England In Event
Of international Trouble.

London.-After four days discus
sion the house of lords rejected the
home rule bill Thursday night, 1926 to
50. The esut was a foregone con-
clusion.
The speeches aroused little interest
because, as the earl of Halsbury pa
thetically observed, the position of the
house was now that of an ordinary
debating club-the peers could ex-
press their views and reject the bill,
but they could not prevent it from
becoming law.
Lord Morley, in closing the debate,
remarked the absence of the ferocity
which characterized the debates on
the Gladstonian measures, and reply
ing to Lord Lansdownes warning that
the giving of home rule to Ireland
would be a menace to England, IL
England ever were involved in Sc
rious international trouble, reminded
Lord Lansdowne that his own land
policy would give Ireland cash or
credit to the extent of 2O0,000.00O
British money and that Lord Lans-
downe scarcely would be likely to do
that il he really believed that ireland
was likely to become England's
enemy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-02-07
7 Tree MENU { IS OF TIE
WILSON CABINET SELECTED
William J. Bryan to be Secretary Of
State and A Mitchell Palmer
Secretary Of Treasury.

Trenton, N. Ut is announced that
William j. Bryan, A. NJ tchell Palmer
of Pennsylvania and Robert L. Henry
of Texas have been decided upon as
members of the cabinet by President
elect Wilson and his advisers. MIR.
Bryan will be secretary of state, Mr..
Palmer secretary of the treasury and
Mr.. Henry attorney general. Both
Messrs. Palmer and Henry have re-
ceived an intimatien that a formal
tender will be forthcoming.
The selection of Congressman Pal
mer and Henry was made aiser re.
peated communications between Gov
ernor Wilson and his four closest adj
visers-Mr. Bryan and Senators Hoke,
Smith, O'Gorman and Gore.
The rest of the cabinet is in the
making. Mr.. Bryan is in constant
touch with Governor Wilson. Senator
Hoke Smith is frequently consulted,
and these two, with Senators Gore and
O'Gorman, are giving Governor Will
son great assistance in threshing out
the qualifications of persons suggest
ed for cabinet positions.