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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
HOLT sUGERlpo COMO PREsIDEN
TIE REPuBLicANO PARA sucE-
DER A r. c. ELY.


FL escogimiento del Senador H. B.
Holt, de Las Cruces como presidente
de la comision Central de estado Re
publicana, para suceder a Ralph G.
Ely, esta siendo empujada por algunos
de los amigos de Holt. Hlos indican
su creencia que Holt estarfa gustoso
en- tomar cargo de la pr6xima campa-
ma.
Ell Senador G. j. Laughren, de Dem
ing, quien fue candidate receptive pa
ra la posicion de miembro de la conf
sion Nacional Republican, en- la con.
vencion de Albuquerque, pero quien
decline entrar en- competition con
Charles Al. Spiess por ell puesto, tam
bien ha estado siendo sugerido para
la posicion de presidente de estado.
Ell nuevo p~residente de la comision
central de estado sc escogera en- Ell
tempo de la convention para nominar
candidates de estado la cual Sc ten
dra aqui Ell dia 20 de Agosto. Los
nombres nombrados en- Ell boleto Re-
rublicano tendran mucho que decir en-
al escogimiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11

Clayton, N. NJ, Mayo &C. 9,
Smith, uno de los dos Dem6cratas del
condado de Union expulsados por la
mayorfa Republican, en- la Ultima ca
mara de representatives, fue escogido
como delegado, Y Serapio Romero, ei
otro Democratic expulsado fue escogi-
so como alternado. a la convention de
estado que Sc yerificara en- Albuquer-
que ell dia "a de Mayo, por la conven.
cion Democratica de condado aqui.
Los otros delegados nombrados son.:
Carlos Carnay, Juan J. Duran, A. c.
Miera, ]. S. Booher, Charles P. Suthers
Paz valverde, R. w. Issacs, F. G. de
Baca, Cruz Gonzales, j. 3. Sqeleton.
DR.. J. s. Slack y M. Sanchez. Los al
ternados son Lon Cash, Morris Harze-
stein, t. p. James, Prof! w. Thomp.
son, Thos. Giles. pr. Charlton, Felix
Valdez, DR.. Bristol, Serapio Miera, Or
Ham, J. c. Rogers y Nestor c. de Ba-
ca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11


Julio Bizarraga, de Pehasco, N. NJ,
lego a esta ciudad ell Sabado en- la
manana a pasar por una ~opercion com
parativamente rara y ciertamente inte-
resante por un malestar muy raro. La
operacion sera hecha por ell DR.. J.. M.
Dia zasistido del DR.. James H. Rolls.
En- Noyiembre pasado Bizarraga, Sc
dice, Sc trag6 un lfquido de una bote-
la creyendo que era n medicina. Sc
prob0 que era medicina para Nbafar
ovejas, y pronto produio una inflapla-
zion severa del es0faso. No pudiendo
consesuir ningun alivio de la sensation
cuemante, consult6 a ur medico qricn
descubri0 tue toda la garganta estal;a
horr blemente quemada por Ell podero-
SO desinfectante. Por meses Bizarra.
ga ha vivido en- tormentosos dolores
pcro su n as grande in ~:Jnveniencia ma
sido ia mlr.bilidad en- poder tragar ali
neEtcs ~ sticados. Ha estado vivien-
do cen l.u.dos bebidos, y II estos les
Ia tragado con grande uiticultad.
La ~operacion que va a ser hecha al
pciente Sc lie llama Castro tony, ha-
brendole una abertura al estomago pa.
ra la introduction de u ntubo. Una
cortadura de cerca de tres pulgadas de
largo Sc hara y Ell estomago sera Ie-
vantado parcialmente. Luego Sc lie ha-
"a un agujero pequeio en- Ell estomago
v Sc lie incertar& u ntubo. En- ell lado
exterior del tubo habra un embudo de
hule, por. el cual lfquidos v alimentos
predigeridos seran introducidos. En-
este modo Sc cree que Ell paciente ra-
pidamente ganara peso y fuerza. En-
tempo. podra c~onseguir tratamiento
designado a re~staurarle la garganta
a su condicion normal. Este trata-
miento es conocido como amplifica-
cion del es6fago y sera llevado a cabo
por la insercion de Instruments de
huae los cuales amplificaran la gar
ganta Y restaurarkn su actividad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
MuERrE De la SRA. GARCIA.

La Sra. Julianita Casados de Garcia,
esposa de Don Benito Garcia, fallecic
en- su casa Residential en- la Gale Gar,
cha ell Lunes Ia edad de 81 amos. BRA
nativa de Santa Fe Y vivi6 aqui toda
su vida. Deja a su viudo esposo, Don
Benito Garcia y seis niios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
MEGA Q RUMoREs.

Brownsville, Mayo 6.-E Coronel
Eugenio Lopez, comandante de las tro-
pas mexicanas en- Matamoros. nego
hoy los informes publicados anoche.
sobre la intranquilidad entire las tro-
pas carrancistas de ALI, asi como ei
saQueo de varias tIendas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
RECIPE E EoUIpo.

Columbus, N. M, Mayo 6.--Qnrnien
tas cabalgaduras de repuesto Y muIai
d ecarga fueron recibidas hov aqui
Dr~ocedentes de las estaciones de Okla
homa. Los animales seran utiligados
segun Sc diio, para reemplazar a as
que ha perdido la tropa del General
E%ershing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
en- LAzds Be LONE.

Una de las bodas mas hermosas que
se han verificado en- la bella y antigua
capital de Santa Fe y q Ia cual 81 edI
tor del NueYo Mexicano tuvo Ia dicha
de ~presanolar pOr unos cuantos minu.
los, Sc verified en- la catedral de San
Francisco ell LINES Mayo s, 1916, a las
Z de la mahana. La ~sehorita que fue
~conducida al altar del himeneo fue Ia
~simpatica y encantador novia Maria
Tulsa Romero. quien contrajo mari
p.ci 10 con el joven Thomas B. Rap
koch y el nude nupcial ftie atado por ell
Muy Revdo. Antonio Fourchegu, vica-
rio general de la archidiocesis de San
Ia Fe. La novia es bien conocida en-
la ciudad de Los Prados y es una de
las damas mas altamente apreciadas Y
dist! 1guidas de la Ciudad We suciss. a
IA boda atendieron muchos parientes y
amigos de las eiudadesNd de Albuquerque
y Las Vegas y de muchas otras parties
del estado.
La novia Sc vefa muy simpatfca y
encantadora ataviada en- un hermosfsi-
mo traje colonial de encaie de punto
scbre alabastrinas blondas, v su velo
rupcial estaba tachonado con una guir
nadia de azahres. Portaba I'm ramiIle.
te de boda de flores blancas llamadas
Ijlas del Valle Y Rosas de Novil.
El Coronel Jose D. Sena y su estima-
da esposa sirvieron de padrinos.
La senorita Lucille Romero Y la Sc
1orita Margarita Roach, dos hermo-
sisimas damas de honor, fueroh las nj
mas que portaban las flores.
Durante los ~seryicios un programa
especial de mdsica fue rendido por el
coro de la Academia de Loretp, con
tres lucidos escogimientos c~antados
por la ~seforita Luisa Jaramillo, cuyo
rendimiento fue "Segura Estoy 81 me
Promotes y el mismo fue delicioso y
bien ejecutado al son de melodiosa
mIsica.
Seguido de la ceremonial de boda en-
la cathedral una reception fue tenida
en- la casa Residential de los padres de
la novia en- esta ciudad, y a las doce
del dia los muchos c%onvidados fueron
obsequiados con una regalada y sa-
brosa comida. La casa estaba hermo-
sfsmente decorda con plantas de STEM
~preverdes y aromaticas flores. Entire
las personals que Sc hallaban ~presentes
do Las Vegas notamos al Sr. @. A.
Hunker y esposa, a Don Secundino Ro.
nero y esposa, al Sr. John A. Roach
y esposa, al DR.. M. F. Des Marais y
esposa, a la Sra. Blanche b.. Jaramillo
g hijas, las senoritas Paulina y Luisa
Jaramillo, a la Sra. Felipe Delgado, a
la ~senorita Margarita Bernard, a Don
Eugenio Romero y a ia Sra. Tranquil
limo Labadie.
La novia es hija de Don Cleofes Ro
nero y esposa, anteriormente guar
dian de la penitenciaria do Nuevo Me-
xico v uno de los caudillos Republican
nos del condado de San Miguel POT
muchos amos, quie nahora reside aqui
Y en- Estancia. La Sra. Rapkoch Sc
educ6 en- la Academia de Loreto en- es
ia ciudad Y en- una academia en- AL.
b%uquerque donde su encantadora per
sonalidad lie gano muchos amigos y
amistades. IA
Ell novio es secretariO de Estancia,
condado de Torrance, y anteriormente
Vivi0 en- Chicago, donde estuvo promi- {
nentemente conectado en- negocios lu- {
erativos.
Ell Sr. Rapkoch Y su estimada espo- J
ia partieron Ell Lunes en- la mafana en- ,
,u viaje de boda para Chicago y otros s
del oriente. {
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
IsIpoRo ARMlJo Es EDITOR De
uN ORGANIC DE cAMPANA EN-
ESPANoL.
FL "Reglstro de Nuevo Mexico" Publ
eado por Frank staplin, eI Amigo
del Native.

TEL Registre de Nuevo Mexico" I'm
semanario en- espanol redactado pof
Tsidoro Armijo, s~ecretario principal de-
ultimo senado y candidate para la no
plinacion Republicans para %'secretario
de estado, Y publicado por Frank Stap-
lin, publicista del Estate Record, y
candidate para cualquier forma de
asistencia Republicans, ACADIA de salir
a luz. Sc intenta como un 6rgano de
campaha Republican,, y Sc anuncia
que Sc publicara todos los Martes.
En- vista del hecho que Ell Sr. Armt
10 esta a cargo del nuevo peri6dico. Sc
sugiere que Sc lie deberfa haber llama
do Gel Diario," o mas propiamente "El
Diario Descarriado,' % "El Diario Per
dido" Tambien, segun ell Sr. Armijo
testified ante la corte suprema que Ell
no saba 10 que .contenfa el diario, hay
alguna e~speculacion en- cuanto a 81
sabra alguna osa acerca de la materia
publicada en- ell papeI del cual 81 estA
a cargo oficialmente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11

e. JuIeIo se Prorrog6 Hasta el Vler-
mes Para conseGuIr Mas Testisos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
Ell LEGISLATOR ExPULsADo DE
UNION EscoGIDo COMO DELE
GADo.

&. c. Smith y seraplo Romero son Re
eonocidos por los Dem6cratas; Van
a la Convention Dem6crsta de Els.
tado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11

LA AvERloUAcIoN, De Los JovE-
MES QUE Sc ALICIA QUE Ro7A.
RON ANILLos Y pINERo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11

Ia histOria de UNI tesOro e~ntsrrado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
coRTEN ESTE cUPoN Y 10
MANDAN PoR coRREo1

AL Editor que Busca Information por
Votos. Nuevo Mexicano.
Mi escogido para la nomination
presidential Republican es:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
SOLAMENTE
If ESTA DANDO PALMA
.D|TAS EN- Ia ESPALDA A.
Il. 0. BURIM
DICE EEL INDEPENDENCE; Ell
INVESTIGATOR DE LA PRISON
REALMENTE NO EsTA ATAcAN.
DO AL ExPERTo DE LA PRISON
EN- NlNGUN MoDo AL MENclo-
MAR AQuEL ALARDITo De LA
"ouEMAzoN" DE LOS LlHRos.

Que ell reciente ataque encontra de
Fl. 0. Bursum por el paladin de Secun-
dino Romero "El Independence de
Las Vegas, en- ell cual uno de los famo-
SOS gritos de la campana de 1911 es,
"Porque Quem6 Bursum los Libros,"
fue revivida. no fue "espontaneap por
parte de ese papel, pero provocada
ror la ''hostilidad i~nnecesariaD de dos
de los organos de Bursum. lei Hispa-
no-Americano,' de Belen, y lei Heral
do" de Socorro, es la explicaclon d. la
accion presentada en- la Ultima tirada
del paladin de Romero.
I'll papel de Belen, dice IN %1ndepen-
diente," publico un editorial alaban-
do a Bursum y atacando a Romero Y
este editorial fue r~eproducido por "El
Heraldo" de Socorro. "Fue por esta
razon, v por ninguna otra, declara ell
peri6dico de Romero, que FL Indepen-
es uno de sus recientes nlme-
los, hizo referencia a cierto incidente
no cumplimentario, que es atribuido al
registro pasado official de Mr.. Bur
sum. ~Continuando, dice.
mo, sehores, Ell sr. Romero nj esta
atacando al Sir. Bursum, nj es su in
tcnclon hacerlo. Ambos aspiran a la
candidatura, pero estamos Sc
guros de que es tan buena la inten-
cion del n como del otro, de some
varonilmente a la voluntad de la
mayorfa en- la convention, y no permit
tir que el resultado venga a oerturbar
"a harmonic y la union en- las filas del
rnicamente porque no alcan-
Ia realization de sus aspiraciones.
ell Sr. Romero como Ell sr. Bur
son "buenos p%erdedores" cuando
suerte les es adversa."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
NVbuHuU Fs.ss+fss .sts'
Soy vontante legal de Nueyo Mexico.

Nombre ....,.~t~~@r.r.....-.
49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11

Un Hombre de Pehasco lie lntroduciran
ell Alimento Directamente al Est6ma
60 Pendlente un Tratamiento de la
Garganta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
Olga QUEEN EN- sU EscoGlDo
PARA PRESIDENTE

Ell Nuevo Mexicano les dara los re-
sultados por medic del New York
Tribune" en- TODD 81 pals.
A los lectores del Nuevo Mexicano
Sc les pide que llenen Ell cupon de
abajo Y 10 manden por correo a esta
oficina:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11
Los Abogados Encontra de Larrazolc
Dice ell Papel de Taos.

Dice ell Papel de Taos.
La assertion que los abogados del
condado de San Miguel son aquellos
MIA radicalmente ~opuestos "a la candi.
datura de o. A. Larrazolo para la no
minacion Republican, para juez de la
corte suprema, es heeho por ia Re.
vista de Taos" en- su Ultima tirada. Es-
te paladin dice:
Con Ell solo fin de ilustrarLa
materia y no para inclinar la ba.
lama de I'm lado a otro. diremos
que tenemos informes fidedignos
de que la oposicion mas fuerte y
tenaz contra la postulacion de o.
A. Larazolo para miembro de la
corte supreme del estado provie-
ne de jurisconsultos de su popio
condado que estan radicalmente
opuestos a que los hispanos inva-
dan tales ~posiciones. La creencia
es que pe~rtenecen excllsivamente
al elemento que tiene ell monopo-
lilo, y por esa razon andan muy
activos fomentando c~andidsturas
de su gremio para dicho empleo."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-11

PAcIENTE QUE TONIC MEDlcINA
PARA LAS ovEJAs TENDRA QUE
PAsAR Ell ALlMENTo PoR uN
TuBo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-18
POLITICAL PARTIES
SELECT CHAIRMEN

LIBERTY, Ind, March 18.-Meet-
ings of the precinct committeeman,
elected at the primary, were held and
organizations effected. Jesse E. Stew
ems was reelected chairman OF the
Democratic central committee; II. H.
Hughes, secretary, and Ed Hunting
ton, treasurer.
The Republicans electer the same
officials who have been serving for
some time, Oliver LafuZe, chairman:
Burton Clark, secretary, and r. G..
Conner, treasurer
G. w. Robertson and James O'Toole
are the retiring secretary and treasur-
.er of the Democratic committee
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-18
Whitewater News
Written by Mrs. C. D. Pyle

Mrs. Amanda Hunt is i'll at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith
Miss Laura Mcdonald of Chester is
the guest of OZro Blose and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Addleman and
Frank Addleman of Richmond were
here Sunday. -. Mrs. Mary Williams
OF williamsburg was the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N E. Davis,
south of town., Monday. :. Mrs. Eliza
beth Arthur of Fountain City is spend
ing few days with her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Arthur Mrs. Emmett
Baker and children of Pleasant Hill
were guests of Mrs. Jane Coppock
Sunday. Henry Knoll and family
entertained Charles Roberts and fam
lily Of New Madison Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-18
WITS STATION

John McClain hauled logs to Rich
mond Friday. IL. W. Quesenberry
and sons Samuel and Grover were in
Richmond Friday. Mrs. Will Ramey
spent Thursday with her father, Thorn
as Blevins, in Liberty. James Grouse
and family Of Goodwin's Corner We.
IN Richmond Friday. . Harry Camp
bell and Fred Marshall of the state
line were here Friday evening
Andrew Bryant and Irwin Hensley
were in Liberty Saturday. Mrs.
Dona Epperson of Sugar Valley spent
the last two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
John McClain. Mrs. McClain is re-
covering from an attack OF grip.
Charles Wirts spent Saturday night
with home folks in Richmond Fan
ME Page spent from Friday till Sun
day in College Corner. Joe Brown
was here Monday. Miss Flora Petry
of Troy. o.. spent few days recently
with her uncle, c. G. Petry and fam
lily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-18

A new type of locomotive intended
for light work Is equipped with
boiler In which a full head of steam
can be raised in fifteen minutes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21
a 10 Days Flesh BuiIdine Test
For Thin Men and Women
Who want to increase Weight

splendidly balanced combination of as
similative aids and flesh building
agents it mikes with your meals for
the purpose of making 1t easier for your
blood to accept their strength, flesh
and fat-making nourishment and turn
it into strength, flesh and fat upon your
body.
A great many people have gladly told
that it succeeds. There are many re-
ports like the following: II have in
creased 1S pounds in less than a
month" wrote man from Colorado.
Another man who said he had been los
ing over pound n week and was under
l55 pounds, gained two pounds the first
week taking Sargol and been gaining
ever since. Last report over 10
pounds. Better than is pound gain. A
lady from ST. Louis wrote, Have gained
16 pounds and am still gaining" Sar-
or more where results like above are
desired.
The tablets are small. easily swallow
ed, produce no disa greeable effects, con-
tain no habit drugs, are harmless and
not at all expensive as compared with
results said to be obtained.
NOTE-Sargol, referred to above, is
well known as flesh builder to G. A.
Gorgas as well as many other Of the
leading local druggists who further
more sell ii on the positive guarantee
isfactory weight increase or money
back. In view of this liberal offer and
the harmless nature OF the remedy. It
would seem that all who desire increas-
ed weight should be glad to give this
method a trial.-AdYertiseme
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21

so much confidence in this remedy that
L recommended it to my daughters.
They used it with very marked benefit
We consider 'Favorite Prescription a
reliable and valuable remedy.
Z. il. WOODWARD, n. Broad st.
An affection confined TO women must
have its cause in the womanly nature.
There is no doubt that q diseased con-
dition of the delicate womanly organs,
is in general responsible for feminine
nervousness and an undermined con-
stitution.
For headache, backache, hot flashes,
catarrhal condition, bearing-down SEN
sation, mental depression, dizziness,
fainting spells, lassitude and exhaus-
ton women should never fail to take
this tried and true woman's medicine.
Prepared from natures roots and
herbs, it contains no alcohol nor mar
cotics, nor any harmful ingredient. In
either tablet or liquid form. Write
Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y, today. Book on women's
diseases sent free. Write also for free
and confidential medical advice.
The modern improvement in pills
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
help Nature, instead of fighting with
her. Sick and nervous headache, bill
ousEess, costiveness, and all derange-
ments of the liver, stomach and bowels
are prevented. relieved. cured.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21

merely temporary and could be termi-
mated at any time.
Mr.. Woods Illness. - Secretary of
the Commonwealth Cyrus II. Woods is
in Philadelphia for expert treatment
for ear trouble. Mr.. Woods was taken
i'll a few evenings ago and has been
suffering intensely from what is be-
lieved to be an abscess.
EX-Mcmbcr Here Again.-Ex- Repre-
sentative w. L. Champaign, of Wells
boro, who is candidate for Congress
in the Fifteenth district. was here to-
day visiting the Capitol departments.
Members Here. Representatives
DieCenderfer and Rim, of Lehigh
county, were at the Capitol yesterday
to see Highway Commissioner Gun
ningham in regard to construction or
roads in that section. They oppose
smooth surface roads.
Want to Take Plant.-The borough
of Reynoldsville has filed an applica-
ton at the Capitol for the Public
Service Commission to fix a value on
the plant of the Reynoldsville water
present owners have issued stocks and
bonds which have caused some un-
certainty about the value. The bor-
ough wants to purchase.
Interest i'm Reports. - The reports
of the State Department of Agricul-
ture on the State crops are attract
ing wide attention from people
throughout the country. There are
numerous requests for copies of the
report which is based on statements
of crop reporters.
Fund Moves. The offices OF the
State Workmen's Insurance Fund have
been moved to the first floor of the
Masonic Temple. The Compensation
Board will be concentrated on the
second floor.
Deer For Mountains. - State game
officials have just liberated seven
young deer in the Seven Mountains
section of the Juniata Valley. The
deer will be taken care of on State
game preserves for the present.
Meet OH Thursday. The State
Compensation Board will meet Thurs
day evening for consideration of ap-
peals and routine business. John A.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21
Report Gains At Rate Of Three To Five
Pounds A Week in Many
Instances. Full Directions
Given

Most thin. rundown men and women
would probably be glad to increase
their weight with ten to twenty FIVE
pounds of good. firm, solid. healthy
stay there flesh and fat II they believ-
ed it possible to accomplish such result
by merely making the flesh making
materials in their daily meals do a lit
lie more work than they are doing now
This is said to be the chief reason
why most thin people do stay under
weight. They are so constituted that
they fail to fully assimilate the nour-
ishment of their food, great deal OF
which passes from the body as waste
Increase assimilation to normal and
normal weight follows as matter of
course.
If you are ten pounds or more under
weight and believe this can't be done
in your case, here is a simple ineXpen-
sive and really harmless test that is
well worth trying.
First weigh yourself. Then with
each meal for ten days and each night
you go to bed take a single Sargol
tablet Then weigh yourself again and
let the scales tell the story.
Sargol may not increase your weight
as much as one pound day but with
whatever increase In your weight may
be shown you can decide what it's con-
tinued use for a few weeks further may
he able to do for you. Sargol does not
of itself make fat, but consisting of a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21

was defended as not illegal by State
officials to-day. Adams is now men,
Der of the House by election in 1914
and is a candidate for denomination
The Constitution forbids a legislator
from holding any civil Office under the
commonwealth.
Attorney General Brown said to-day
that appointments of. legislators to po-
sitions which were merely clerical were
not barred and held that as long as
members We're not named to offices
which carried discretionary power
there could be no. objection. 1t is
understood that members of the State
Insurance Board were informed of this
conclusion of the Attorney General
before they elected Adams.
In addition to Adams, Representa-
tive Joseph Evans, Jr., of Nanticoke,
is holding n clerical place in the De-
partment of Labor and Industry. This
place. said Commissioner Jackson, was
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21
G. N. O. OF O. r. RECEPTION

District Grand Secretary John w.
Fields, assisted by Swatara Lodge, No.
1901, G.. U. O. of Odd Fellows, ten
dered a reception last night in the
Chestnut street hall to the members
of District Grand Lodge of Pennsyl-
vania, No. /. A musical program
with several addresses added to the
entertainment
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21
TO ACCEPT PROTOCOL

ny -iSSotfdftH IFeNS
Washington, ID. c., March 21.-
President Wilson and his cabinet to-
day decided to accept the proposal for
a protocol between the United States
and the de facto government of Mex
leo for cooperation in the spursuit of
General Villa and his outlaws.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21

Favorite Prescrip-
tion. Sometime
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21
LEGISLATOR IN
STATE POSITION
Attorney General Holds That
1t Is Not Illegal to Appoint
William L. Adams
Appointment of

Appointment o f
Representative Will
liam L. Adams, of
Beaver Brook, men,
Der of the House
from the First Lu-
Zerne district, to the
position of claim
adjuster under the
$ { a t g Workmen's
Insurance Board at
n salary of $1,000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-21
Pennsylvania Mothers and
Daughters.

Ridgway, PA have had n satis-
factory experience with DIR. pierce's