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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
MAMA, DON'T YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
SICK, CONSTIPATED
Look at tongue! Move poisons
from liver and bowels at
once.

Mother Your ohIld isn't naturally
cross and pcoyish See a. tongue is
coated, this is a sure SIGN az ltlc
stomach. liver aud bowels need -
cleansing AT once.
When l%istlcss. pale foycrisn, FUN Of
cold, nreath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. 'ws -ton-
achachc, diarrhoea, rcmcmoor q gem
he liver aud bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals "californiu syrup uf
Figs" for childrcn's Ills give q e.
spoonful ana IN q few hours an the
ioul waste. sour bile aud lormcnting
food which * cloggcd in the bowels
passes out Of the system ana you have
u well ana playful child nsnln MI
children love this harmless. delicious
fruit laxative" aud II iaiis "a
effect a good inside cleansing hi
rcctious for babies. children OF all ages
and srown-ups are piainly on the
bottle.
Keep it handy In your home \
little given today saves a SICK child to-
morrow. but got the genuine Ask
your druggist for 70 50-ccnt hottie of
california syrup OF FIGS. then look
and see that IL ia made by the call
fornia Fig Cyrup CO..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
r our Eight Page Announcement !

occasion for "A general discussion of
the coming big Elks bazaar. the out
standing social event in the Immediate
future of Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
Business Still
Getting Better
Assert Reports
Formal Statements From Fed.
eral Reserve Bank Board
Indicate Further Increases
in Nations Prosperity.
NY Evening Hcrnld Leased w.rcl

Washington, Feb Reports from
federal reserve districts made public
here today by the reserve board indi-
cate that business conditions still ARE
improving throughout the country.
Boston says the upward trend has col-
tinucd throughout January and im-
provcmcnt is seen In nearly an lines
of trade. Now York reports marked
Improvement and unusual activity ui
trade n industry,
The Chicago district announces gen
orally increasing activity aud from 81
Louis The report Is that the healthy
prosperous business condition which
d~eyelopc! during the last few month,
continues.
The kan.as city distric' reports uu'
usual activity IN most lines nj i'm,
portance, with money plentiful ald Ia
Dor g%enerally employed. Optimisii,
IL the way In which tn" outlook N
the Dallas district ~ described. and
| from san Francisco II is reported 'ha'
the basic industries are doing wcll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
EVERY ELK WANTED
AT G-ET.TOGETHER
DINNER TOMORROW

buau.rpue Elks' lodge announced this
morning that a special invitation had
been extended by the house commit
tee Of the Elks' club for the Get to-
gcther' dinner of tn" fraternity to-
morrow. Wednesday evflins AZ the
club house AZ half past six. Members
Of sister lodges would be mad" cSpec-
ially welcome. Mr.. Stortl said The
secretary also stated that any mem
ber of the Albuquerque lodge who
failed to receive of tho post card
Invitations should make II a poiIt tu
come anyway. The effort was 20 miss
no member of the fraternity who Is H.
Albuquerque. The dinner Viii BE- dado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
ANOTHER STORY
To Be AOOEO TO
|lFElO BUILDING
Company's Increasing Bus
mess Makes Additional
Room for Stock in Ware.
house Necessary.

Increase in business. calling for
moro stock room. has made 1t ucCos-
,arS for the charles lliold company Ia
order an enlargement of their ware
house ON Fitst street near tcntral ave-
nue.. Another story viii be- added Ia
the structure. II will not be- a story
addition IN part only the additional
story VIII bc put up over the whole
building.
WORK viii be started. II was stated
nj the llfcld company's offices this az
ornoon as - - ~ plahs ON winch the
architect IL now working. are com
pleted
As stated. the enlargement IL de-
manded by increase IN the trms bus
mess, and the additional space VIII he
given over Ia general stock su'h as u
now carried In the warehouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
OPEN N0STRlLS! END
4 COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

County nfty' Your cold ~ head or
catarrh disappears Nuui ulusgod
nostrlls viii open. the air passages of
your head viii clear and YOU can
breathe freely. No more ruuiniue,
hawking, mucous discharge, dtNncss
or headache, NO struggling TOR breath
AT night.
Gct "a small bottle Of El's Cream
Balm from your druggist ana apply
a iittlc of this fragrant antiscptic
can in your nostrils, 1t pcnetratoS
through every air passage OF the head,
soothine ana healing the swollen or
iniiamed mucous mcmbran" giving
YOU instant relief Head colds and
catarrh yield Ike magic. Don't stay
stuffed up ana miserable, Relief is
sure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
HENRY HUNING'S
CLAIM AGAINST
ESTATE ALLOWED

From the probate court records to-
day:
The viii Of Jose GREGG y Lucero
was admitted To probate. lsidro Gri-
ego was appointed executor without
bond as provided hv the viii.
Anna NJ. Guodnor War appointed
guardian Of the estate Of Alma \.
GooIner.
The claim OF Henry Huning for
ia320. based on notes, against ,hc cs-
tate OF Frank Mckee was allowed. but
no allowance wa made for attorney
fees.
Rafael Apodaca Nuanes WAS num.
Cd special guardian of Cristina Apo-
daca FOR the purpose of selling an m
tcrcst IN real estate
The First Savings Bank and Trust
company was appointed guardian ui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01

1.-THE estate 81 Helen. Louise, Frances.
Florence and Ruth Ekwald Bond wns
fixed AZ 81 600.
II. l.. Hahl was appointed guardian
of the estate OF william r. DoughertN.
Bond, $1,000.
The nnnl report on the william =
Johnson estate was approved ana the
executors discharged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01

ciatcs by tho United states circuit
court eft appeals and the refusal uf the
supro me court to review the case.
Mr.. Patterson wac sentenced To-
serve q year IN prison ana pHy e nuc
OF $4,000, while the twenty -siN other
defendants received prison sentences
n fines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
To the Wife of
One Who Drinks

have an important confidential message
Tor yuu, II win come In n plain envelope
How 10 conquer the liquor habit In : days and
make HON. happy. Wonderful safe. lasting
reliable. inexpensive method, guaranteed
Write to Edw ! Woods. 1898 y. station y,
n. Y, SHOW this tn others.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
GALVESTON FIRM TO
RAISE N X BOATS
IN TAMPICO HARBOR

Galveston. Tex, Feb. i-Cuntracts
for raising the Mexican gunboat Vera
cruz, the Mexican steamship Yucca
tan ana "a large steel barge. an sunk
more than a year ago In the Panco
river, near Tampico, have been award
cd to n local contracting firm, u was
Learned today. The Vera cru was
sunk when the constitutional forces
ocCdpicd Tampico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
FIRE 800
TELEGRAPH EMPLOYEES

kauHns CIV, Mo- FrU- FIN 'hnl
broke out ON the second floor ~ tho
Western Union Telegraph company
building here TODAY oudtna,red th'
lives Of 500 employees n IA" op"rniinf
room, fifty OF whom were carried
down nre escapes to safety At 2;l0
O'Clock The blaze was under contrul
and ~ employees had been safely ac-
counted fuf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
FOURTH ITALIAN SHIP
REACHES PORT ARMED
10y Evening Herald Leased Wire,

New YORK, Feb. Tive a.G-inch
naval guns were mounted on the after
dc l. of the Italian steamship Caserta
when II arrived here today from &c
uoa and Naples. This IL the fourth
Italian steamer carrying mounted
guns to arrive at this port within the
past few weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
BiNnITRY MUST
END -NURGyIA
New Commander in Chihua-
hua Expects To 0bliter-
ate Villa in a Month.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chihuahua City. Mex. Dec. I3.-Villa
and his followers viii not get mo-
ments peace until the state of Chihua-
hua is cleared Of all rebellion and
brigandage. Gen. Francisco NIurguia,
the new commandant. declared here
today TO the Associated Press. He said
that he was sent to Chihuahua TO es-
tsblish order. and he intended TO stick
to this object until it was accom-
plished. This might take. he observed
a month. or at leaSt ~ was confident
il would not take more.
Gen MUrCuia said he intended to
take the field from the start. but had
been DELAYED by a series Of preparatory
time His internal policy, ne said. was
as follows:
All legitimate businesses viii be en-
couraged and protected by the gov
eminent.
Encourages Reopenin= Mines
The reopenins of mines and other in
duStrieS VIII be encouraged. not only
with moral support hut I'm the form
their protection.
Commerce VIII be aided by facilitate
lnS the prompt transit OF goods. The
government viii interfere only in case
OF the abuse or undue exploitation OF
the lower classes. or Of the soldiers
Gen Murguia has set an example
ir this respect in Chihuahua city,
W here ne has already "a polished mar
tial law and restored business
Sends Strong Forces south.
regarding the military situation. he
declined To say more than that future
developments would speak for them
selves But il was known today that
he has sent strong forces south after
the band that attacked n train in
Ldchlmpa canyon, and another TO keep
the route open TO FL PaSo
Cen MurSuia said he Is sure no IN
ternaional troubles viii occur in his
zone
Gen. Jacinto Treviuo. late commander
mere. IS still in the city. occupied i'm
turning his division over 10 the new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
SUES WESTERN UNION FOR
$500; DELAY ALLEGED

Inc petition that it took the West
ern Union Telegraph company three
days TO delivers message in FL Paso.
which had been received in SANGER
Tex, suit for $500 damages has been
brought against the company bv c. F
Tinnin and Mrs. {. +. Tinnin. of East
Rio Grande street.
In the petition. the plaintiffs allegs
that on November 80. 1916. the father
OF Mrs Tinnin, who resided in Sanger.
was seriously i'll, and in order that the
Plaintiff might be at the bedside of her
father or present before the funeral
in the advent of death, her sister made
out and delivered to the defendant com
pany q telegram which read substan-
TALLY. Daddy is dying Come If YOU
can (Signed) Dolly"
Plaintiffs further allege that the com
pany's agent was informed of the ur-
Sency of quick delivery of the message.
but that II was handled in a negligent
or careless manner, with the result that
II was delivered to the plaintiffs adj
dress tire days after it had been de-
llvered 10 the agent in Sanger, with
the result that Mrs. Tinnin was unable
10 reach the bedside Of her father before
he died.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
Pershing Expedition
Has Real Air Dog
ny EDNOND r. BEHR.

Field Headquarters, Punitive ENpe-
dition. Mexico. by Airplane 20 Column
bus. y NJ. Dec. I2--Just because a
dog happens TO be IN aIredale is no
reason why he should travel through
the air. is it, This is no crude pun;
there Is q story behind it.
Nearly all army men love animals
Troop and company maScots OF the eN-
petition range from goats that eat
saddle soap TO a decrepit monkey that
eats almost nothing. Among other pets
OF the expedition is the airedale terrier
that journeys through the ozone from
one camp TO another on the line Of
communication II belongs TO a young
captain of aviation.
Next to his biplane, this aviator has
no dearer possession than that pup.
At least. that's what his flying COM
paniOus say. That dog of B-'sF they
remark. lis his dearest friend. because
IT, agrees with every thing he says and
does"
When this airman flies down here
from the aero squadron base at Column
bus. the airedale pup comes with him.
Seated in the observers narrow chair.
the dog duzes comfortably during the
ninety minutes il takes TO cover the
100 miles from the border TO field
headquarters Apparently the trip IS
enjoyed by Hank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
REFUGEES SAY VILLAS WIFE
WAS EXECUTED IN MEXICO CITY

Mrs. Juana Torres de Villa. one of
The former wives Of Francisco villa,
who was depOrted several months ago
from Fl PasO by mayor Tom Lea. ana
another woman known as Mrs. OaEaca.
were taken from Chihuahua City To
Mexico City last week and executed.
according TO news brought TO The Dor
der Tuesday by refugees from the state
capital Mrs Juaua Torres de Villa
had been reported several weeks ago
as having died in Guadalajara.
The refugees state that Villa bandits
on Saturday captured carload o.
dynamite that had been shipped from
Fl PasO to the Mexican Chemical COM
pauy. of Chihuahua CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
GUARDSMEN ORDERED HOME
ARE TO MOVE AT ONCE

san Antonio. Tex. Dec 13-Dates
set at department headquarters here
for the departure Of national guard
troops under orders to 20 home. are as
follows:
Second Idaho infantry. Nogales. to-
day: Maryland troop cavalry. Eagle
Pass. December Il. first battery Cali
fOrnia battalion OF field artillery. No
gales, December IL Iowa battalion OF
field artillery. Brownsville. December
Il, First Iowa infantry. Brownsville
December IS. and 18th Pennsylvania
infantry. FL PasO, December &c.
Organizations expected to start Tues
day night were Missouri battalion Il
field artillery at Laredo: District II
Columbia Signal company Nogales
Utah battery Of field artillery. Nogales
and Massachusetts Ambulance com
pany. Fl PasO.
New York troops began leaving the
Brownsville district today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
Villa Says His Bands
VA Scatter Through
L. S. and Burn ToUns

FRANCISCO Villa announced while in
chihuahua City he intended To divide
MS men INTO groups Of - each and
distribute them along the Arnericar,
border and in the interior OF the United
states where they can loot and burn
property under his instructions. IL let
Ter received from prominent Chihua-
hua City business man and forwarded
TO Washington Wednesday stated
villa declared his intention Of rails
ing an army Of $4,000 men but denied
ne intended to attack Gen. Pershing's
column These statements. accordfne.
to the letter. We're made TO the meeting
of merchants which was called by
Villa
The Mexican leader also made a long
narangue TO the merchants about no
litical conditions in the United States
and the European countries and cold
them these warning countries would
subjugate the United States in order
TO get its enormous supply of gold in
which he. Villa. would have a part.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
g Scar Inspection
Shows Army Robber
BY EDMOND Z. HEIR.

REID headquarters, Punitive Expedi-
ton. Mexico. by Aeroplane to Column
bus. y NJ. Dec. 13.-ColoneI William J.
Nicholson. camp commander at head
quarters. is a soar-gazer. Not star
mind you, but scar In addition. he is
something OF Sherlock Holmes.
Several little stores in camp have
been robbed recently. Most OF the
robberies took place when the owner
and employees were absent. But the
other night a daring hold-up man
walked into store where a young
Mormon was counting the days cash.
The rObber wore handkerchief
which covered his face to the ewes.
ana revealed only an inch OF fore
head At the point Of gun he re-
ieved the youthful storekeeper OF
the valuables he wanted.
The man was in soldiers uniform.
While the loOting was in progress the
frightened youth noticed that he was
negro He also noticed a small
triangular scar on the robbers fore
head
The hold-up was reported to Colonel
Nicholson next day. That afternoon
there was a great gathering OF negro
troopers in front of the camp head
quarters tent. There were at least
zoo OF them The Mormon boy was
also present.
At an order from the camp COM
mander, the 200 men who had lined
up before headquarters marched IT,
single file past the Mormon. who
stared closely at each mans forehead
IT was probably the greatest cOllec-
ton IF head sears ever assembled at
one place in history. They had heen
caused 10y a score Of things-bullets
raZors, knives, falls. kicks and fists.
When the line had passed thu
youth he went inside the tent and
talked with Col Nicholson. The rob
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
ROBBED OF S1o-

Pvt j. y Anderson. of company C.
10th infantry. stationed at Fl Vale.
Mexico. was robbed of S107 in bills and
silver Tuesday night in a house in the
lower part Of the city. according to a
complaint made 10 the police Wednes-
day morning Pvt. Anderson arrived
in Fl PasO Tuesday morning from Il
Vale. having received his discharge
from the 10th regiment in order 10 take
a position as prison guard at Alcatraz
prise q. in san Francisco harbOr. He
made the acquaintance of young
woman in the lower part OF the city,
after having been here for several
hours. according to his statement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
ROBES SEXES
PUEBLA. REPORT
Gateway To Mexico City is
is in Hands of Rebels,
According to Rumor.

The city of Puebla. principal city of
the state OF that name, has been cap
tured by revolutionists under the lead
ership OF Gen. Jose Isaoel RooIes and
Gen. Felix Diaz. according 10 dispatches
reaching the border Wednesday morn
ing. Puebla is declared to be the gate
way TO Mexico City. and according to
reports Villa may send . force south TO
Join Robes and Diaz
Fifty-eight men IN The commands OF
Cen Carlos Ozuua and Gen. Cardona
were killed in fight in the railroad
yards ut Chihuahua City Monday. dis
patches from the capital say The men.
who have been 1t odds since 3IurEuia's
reoccupation of the city. are said 10
have fought over carload of corn
and carload of flour. DUMAS forces,
according TO the dispatches. We're vic
Jorious- IL lost D men, while Car
dOna lost 80.
Members or the brigade of Gen.
Cardona. the Felix l. Gomez. reach
ing the border recently. accused Ozu-
mas men Of coWardice in fleeing from
Chihuahua after the city had been re-
captured from the NilliStas the first
time They blamed the occupation OF
the city by the enemy 10 the demOTal-
izing effect that the flight had on the
other defenders of the city
The report that 5S of Gen. DUMAS
soldiers had been killed in a fight
over a carload of food in the Chihuahua
City railroad yards. was officially de-
MED in Juarez Wednesday. Ii was also
denied that any telegraphers or rail-
road employees in Juarez had been exc
cuted FOR aiding Villa during the bat
tie OF Chihuahua City
Cen COmOduran. whose two daugh-
rar- we i
away by Villa men and who took the
field against Villa seeking revenge. ar
rived in Juarez yesterday with a small
command CarranZa officials denied. I
however that Gen. COmOduran was to
succeed Gen Francisco Gonzales in
nr.... r,..-,I ~ IL L. ~ r-nnr-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
REPORT CARRANZA STICKS
ON PERSHING'S WITHDRAWAL

Mexico City. Mex. Dec. 1G-Persons
arriving here today from Oueretaro
give the strong impression that Cen
CarranZa has not approved unqu2li-
fiedly the protocol and that any tenta-
tive approval depends on the fixing Of
a definite date for the withdrawal Of
Gen. Pershiug's troops.
According to press reports. the pro-
tOcol provides for Withdrawal of these
forces within go days If conditions
warrant 10 is believed objection has
been raised to granting the right Of
unlimited pursuit of bandits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
EXPORT TAXES ON METALS
SUSPENDED BY CARRANZA

BY Associated Press
Washington. D. c. Dec. 13.-Gen
Carranza has issued a decree suspend
ing the export taxes on metals from
December 10. 1916. 10 December 81.
1917. according to advices received by
the state department
The decree also orders an interior tax
on gold and silver bullion of > percent
std valorem: gold and silver ores. per-
cent copper bullion, percent. copper
ore. 6 percent. and all other metals. ,
percent. No change was made in the
taxes impOsed on MINING claims.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
FOUR SAN IGNACI0 RAIDERS
APPEAL TO ESCAPE GALLONS

Austin. Tex. Dec. 13.-In the court
OF criminal appeals today there was
submitted for appellants. the cases Of
Jose Antonio Arce and tire other Mex
leans from Webb county, who had been
given the death penalty on conviction
Of the murder of a corporal in the
Ignacio a band of Mexicans made 4
raid into Texas and these four were
captured and during the raid the SOL
der was killed. The MeXicans We're
county and were given the death pen
z ltv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
DELEGATES VOTE TO KEEP
MENICO'S OFFICIAL NAME

Queretaro. Me-. Dee j. via Mexico
city. Dec lS-l-Thc constitutional con-
tention decided today in adopting the
preamble of the constitution. to reta n
EstadOs Unidos MeXicanOs as the off
ctal name of the republic. instead OF
changing 10 to Republica Federal Mex
icaua, as was proposed 10y some or the
delegates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
VILLA CAPTURES MAPIMI,
is REPORT ON THE BORDER

Villa forces are reported to have cap
tured Mapimi, a mining town in the
state of Durango southwest Of Torreon.
according TO government agents here.
Gen Luis Herrera. a CarranZa COM
mander. who was in Parral before Villa
occupied the mining town. was reported
in Tepehuanes. Durango. last Saturday
and was confiscaunS much private
property there
Fighting was reported near Bachim-
ba Pass. south Of Chihuahua City. be-
tween the de facto forces and those OF
Villa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
FEAR CARRANZA'S ATTITUDE
MAY DISTURB PEACE FARLEY

=
Nashi-@ton. l. g. Dec Estate de-
aa.fmeus officials are inclined TO credit
unofficial reports that Gen. Carranza
has not signed the Americau-lfeXican
protocol. but has instead proposed Ger
t1in notifications. and they fear his
attitude mag cause further ccmplica-
lions.
Carranza's reply regarding the pro-
-ocOl viii be presented TO the American
commissioners az a meeting IN Pnila-
jelphia. December IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
FIVE KILLED IN JUAREZ
BY SOLDIERS, is REPORT

Five civilians were killed in Juarez
Monday night. according TO reports
brought across the river. The killing
was done by Mexican soldiers. it was
charged. who first robbed their victims
Refugees from Chihuahua say two
officers Of Gen =. 3. Trevino's staff
have been executed there. but they
GERS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
MEXICAN OFFICIALS Return
ARMS SEIZED FROM SOLDIERS

Bt Associated Press
Douglas. Ariz-. Dec. 1S.-MeNicau Of
ficials have returned to the American
military authorities here the pistols
five soldiers of troop J.. first cavalry
by Mexican customs guards when the
Americans strayed across the line TO
take pictures The Americans returned
der arrest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
SALES TALk THIRsDAY.

". c. Hepburn. sales manager for the
Krakauer, York & AIoye's successors.
and formerly with the Simons Hard
ware company. of ST. Louis. Will deliver
practical lecture on salesmanship be
fore the school Of salesmanship at the
NJ c. A. Thursday night. The class
is under the leadership of Francis
O'NeiU-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-13
SONORA GOVERNOR RESIGNS:
ACTING GOV ERNOR APPOINTED.

Douglas, AriZ-. Dec. 1@-AdolfO de Ia
Huerta has rendered his RESI- Snation
as governor of Sonora and first chief
tarranza has accepted 10. according to
a0vlces received from Hermosillo today.
Gilbert o. Nalenzuela. SECRETARY of state
has been named acting governor
DE In Huerta viii be "a candidate for
national senator ON the same ticket
with Gen T. Z. Gales, who is a candi-
date for governor