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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20

The Monogram series of type is the latest thing in printing. Drop In and let us show you what 1t is like. You will like 1t.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20
GOT LETTERS MIXED.

Editors have their troubles. One of these who presides over the destinies of a western newspaper is morning the loss of two subscribers. One wrote asking how to raise his twins safely, while the other wanted to know how he might rid his orchard of grasshop- pers. The answer went forward by mail, but by accident the editor put them into the wrong envelopes so that the man with twins received the an swer: Cover them carefully with straw and set fire to it, and then the little pests, after jumping in the flames for a few minutes, will be speedily settled. And the other man with grasshoppers was told to give caster oil and rub their gums with a bone.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20
ORGANIZE FOR
 PROMOTION OF
 WORLDS UNITY

LONDON By MaiD-An organi zation known as the World Brother hood Federation was formed here al the recent meeting of the World Brotherhood congress attended by delegates representing Great Britain. ranada and the United States. Its purpose was declared to be to draw together the people of the United States 10 emphasize the brotherhood DI mankind. obtain an effective league of nations and to cultivate an inter national spirit.
 Announcement was made It the
 lection of the congress that it was roposed to hold a world brotherhood convention in America in April 1920, when the constitution is to be ratified. Canadian and American delegates were instructed to arrange for this convention in Washington, Philadel- .ala Detroit or Buffalo.
 The constitution adopted provides for World Brotherhood council com posed of ten delegates from eTery na- ton which has d brotherhood organi-
 ation Provision is ma Ie also for the election by this council of dele
 ates from every nation which has no brotherhood organization. Five United states members of this council were elected at the meeting here They were Dr. & Zane Batten, Of Phila- GeIphia; Dr. Robix Harlan, oI New York; W. E. Weir. of New York; Dr A. s. Taylor, of York, Pa. and Dr. Bauchamp, of Nashville, Torn
 The following officers were elected:
 President John Clifford, D. D., London.
 Nice-presidents-Dr, Robert E. Speer, New York; Dr. T. Albert Moore Toronto; Premier Jan Shuts, South Africa.
 Secretary and Commissioner Will fam Ward, London.
 Treasurer William Heal, London Rev. T Sykes, of London was elected as European associate secretary, ard Hr Thomas Howell, Of Toronto as associate secretary of North Ameri- ca.
 The congress adopted a message as scrting that the sorrows dnI troubles of the world, social, industrial and in ternational, are due to broken broth
 hood" and that the special task of men of goodwill and brotherIy spirit is to knit up the strands of broken humanity into new bond of brother hood It summoned men turnout the world to exemplify brotherhood in their own lives and to strive for the reconstruction of the peoples upon foundations of brotherhood.
 American and Canadian delegates who met after the adjournment of the congress adopted, as suggestion 10 .uc Canadian and Amerjcar Eeople, that the third Sunday in March be denominated World Brotherhoo1 Day" and frequent exchange of visits between Canadian and United States apcesentauyes, The Canadian and -nited States delegates promised to '.iicate themselves to the work Of mphasiZing the brotherhood of man Kind.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20

For thawing coal frozen in steel rars a kerosene burner that can be placed directly under a car has been yented.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20

EATON, CRANE and PIXIES STA TIONERY- BOX and TABLETS. MINToSH & kUBoN, Druggists.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20

COIN PURSES, BILL BOOKS, BILL
 FOLDS and MONEY BELTS.
 MINToSH & KUBON. Druggists.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20
COMMANDER ADVISES HIS
 OFFICERS TO GO TO WORK

BERLIN,-(By MaiD-Lieutenant General Albrecht, formerly command CT of the border defense troops In the northeast advised the officers of his command on the occasion of their demobilization, to go to work in the mine or on the farms.
 Everything in Germany" he de dared. lis waiting for the celebrated great man who can help. Bette" not wait for him gentlemen
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-20
Panama Valley Railroad
Time Card
Effective November 1st, 1919

Effective November 1st, 1919
 Subject to change without notice.
 Trains for Chatanika, Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays Leave Fairbanks ...-...-..-. goo A NJ Return to Fairbanks ......5:3O P. Nj
 Trains for NORTH NENANA, on Tuesdays and Fridays
 Leave Fairbanks ..-.......-.7.0O A. M Return to Fairbanks 500 P. NJ
 Trains ONLY for Cinema and Gil more on Saturdays.
 Leave Fairbanks for Cinema 700 A. Nj Return to Fairbanks ..-...8:30 A. NJ Leave Fairb'ks for Gilmore goo A. NJ Return to Fairbanks .-...-.2:55 P. M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21

pansion OF work and income for every
national board and agency of the
church, so that they may deal in an
adequate fashion with the great prob.
lens which today challenge the
church.
Seventh: A better coordination Of
all agencies and institutions dealing
with religious education-the Sunday
schools, the academies, the colleges.
the theological seminaries.
Eighth: The pledging Of the entire
membership of the Presbyterian
church on March %, 1919, for the Sc
curing OF the $3S,O0O,O0O needed to
realize the program for the year be
ginning April /, 1919.
Ninth: A campaign OF personal
evangelism in every community, re.
sulting in an increase in membership
which shall at least double the acces.
sions to the church on confession of
faith during the previous year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21
WHAT ONE CHURCH
IS TRYING TO Do
Presbyterians Have Rath-
er Comprehensive Pro-
gram Ahead of Them.

The New Era Movement of the Pres.
byterian church in the U. S. A. is urg.
ing the Presbyterian church to put
through the following program this
year:
First: A complete survey of the
needs of the local, national and world
fields, to determine the definite task
OF each church and the whole church
Second: The enlistment of /, O00, 900
members for definite Christian ser.
vice, of 5000 young men and women
as Christian lay workers, of 5000
young men as Christian ministers and
missionaries.
Third: The organization within the
church Of a great company of believ.
ers to be known as the Comrades of
lntercession," who will pray for the
publication of the church, the ingath
ering Of souls. the revival of family
religion and the practical solution Of
new era reconstruction problems.
Fourth: A compaign of education
in the principles and practices Of
Christian stewardship OF both person.
ality and possessions.
Fifth: The extension of the perma.
nent every-member group plan Of
church organization, with leader for
every group, and all groups trained
to carry out the objectives-lo and
worldwide-set before the church.
Sixth: A progressive five year ex-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21
BEAUTY CONTEST
N Warrington
CHARTER PARADE
Woman Judge Will Pick
HandsOmest Man and
Youth.
MAN TO PICK THE GIRLS
Five Dollar Gold Pieces
Will Be the Prizes
Awarded.

Who is the handsomest man in Man.
nington?
The eternal question which has
+. rocked the feminine world for cen.
turies is to be settled once for all in
Warrington.
It will be one OF the features OF the
Six Thousand" parade Saturday even.
ing at seven o'clock when a judgette in
\ GA automobile along the line will Sc
slect the handsomest man who will be
awarded five dollar gold piece as a
prize.
But the prizes in this beauty contest
Z are not limited to the men.
There are to be five five dollar gold
piece prizes to be awarded as follows:
TO the handsomest man in the pa,
Tade.
To the handsomest young man in the
parade (under 81 years of age).
To the prettiest single woman or
girl in the parade.
TO the pretttest married woman in
the parade.
To the best looking soldier or sailor
IN Uniform.
The prizes will be awarded by a
Judgette from neighboring town who
viii decide the male contests and by
itlbert Bush, of Clarksburg, who is
IN charge Of Y. NJ. G. A. boys work in
l West Virginia who is to select the
WINNERS on the feminine side.
A The contest will be absolutely and
positively on the level. No outside in.
fluences will be permitted to have
weight with either the Judge or the
udgette.
The identity OF the judgette is be.
ing kept secret. There are many,
many reasons for this even if choco.
lates do sell at a dollar pound. The
Judge is young man of such high
character and Of such wide experience
"a public affairs that there is no hest.
fancy in printing his name. He has
been identified with Y. NJ. C. A, work
and while there may have been lot
s Of crpok edness in the conduct of the
atfairs Of that organization those who
are watching the work in West Vir.
Z gtnia are certain that Gilbert Bush is
~ right. He had charge of the Vic.
tory Boys part of the United War
Work campaign of November 11-1S.
The parade is to be held under the
auspices Of the Citizens league and
" Is to be the windup Of the campaign
"a the interest of the new charter for
Warrington which will be voted upon
By the people Monday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21
TRYING TO SMOKE
OUT STATE SENATE
House Determined to Get
Action on the John
Tax Bill.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 21.-
With an amendment pending propos.
ing to submit the Virginia debt settle
ment bill TO vote Of the people Of
West Virginia before 1t should become
effective after passage, the House Of
Delegates yesterday adjourned, leav-
ing that bill on second reading.
The amendment was offered by Del
egate Wysong, of Mercer county, and
came after the house had gone through
the bill section by section on the
amendment stage and was ready to
order the bill to third reading 1t was
under discussion when adjournment
was taken.
The amendment was presented after
the Senate had adjourned and after the
information had come to the House
that the Senate, instead Of taking up
the oil and gas tax measure passed by
the House for consideration on the
floor, had sent it to the finance com.
mittee, where such tax bills have died
session after session in the past.
1t was not said openly that the Wy
OOAAe5 ehAlCAAAACAl vas OIIGlCO " JuG
Virginia debt settlement bill for the
purpose Of killing time and bringing
pressure on the Senate to give serious
consideration to the gas tax bill, but
that was generally understood to be
the case.
Members Of the House have declared
that they will do everything in their
power to hold up the proposed legisla.
ton Of this session and keep the legis-
lature together until the Senate takes
up the gas bill and goes on record on
the merits Of the bill one way or the
other.
The House yesterday afternoon
amended the debt bill, on motion OF
Delegate Moore, of Marshall county, to
relieve the state from raising the reve.
nues each year by direct levy If
there should be enough funds in the
treasury from other sources unappro-
priated to be set aside by the state
board of public works for the sinking
fund.
Taking up the House resolution re-
garding the League of Nations as
amended by the judiciary committee,
the Senate adopted it by vote of II
to z. The amendment was greatly
curtailed and made merely to express
disapproval of the proposed League of
Nations constitution but favoring some
sort of agreement limiting armament
and otherwise tending to prevent war,
and in approving the action of Senator
Lodge and other Sc United States SEN
ators in their signed resolution.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21

NY wife. Mrs. MargaresLegler, who
has been troubled With her stomach
for long ttme, could not sleepS at
night was bloated with gas and spf.
Tered the reatest distress after eat.
ilig found great relief in Plant juice
She llad b adaches and would be very
dizzy q hes, and get weak and COM.
pletely 81 down. Friends had told
us Of the eGeat relief they obtained
from Pla i JUICE, so my wife began
to take !. Thu relief she obtained
utter one bottle ot\Vour medicine was
truly WO derfll; she\pow sleeps we'll,
a Fin appetite for III of her meals
and IS 4 longer troubled with con.
Situation She says PLAN Juice has
made q lew woman of hers she has
alned pounds in weight. We Ger.
tainly q ] II our duty to recommend
III Is to others"
Plant nice is sold in Fairmont at
nom Pharmacy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21
WHY HIS
WIFE TOOK REMEDY
Claims She Had Suffered With Her
Stomach and Could Not
Sleep at Night. y

Recently Mr.. Valentine Legler, who
resides at No. 326 Pearl street, Pitts
hnrgh, and is popular employee of
one Of his largest foundries here, stat
ed how his wife was relieved OF a Sc.
we're case of stomach trouble by Plant
Juice as follows:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21
pidnIt Tnmhle

I suppose you find the country
girls awfully slow, slyly remarked
city girl, who was visiting the farm,
to the farmers son.
Slow, he answered, we'll I guess
not. There is Dolly Smith, she can
milk fifteen COWS before breakfast,
BY gum. Ideas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-21
SOFT PEDAL.

Mani cried like baby during the
play.
Dan-1 don't believe it. You would
have been put out il you had.-Judge.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

tViene dc IA 2da.)

KY. |ML
zabamos que 81 no los matnbamns,
Iellos 81 nos inatarian a nosotrcs'
Alsunos de los Alemanes gritab&n
"Camaradasp y aizaban las mar.os
en- alto, mientras que con los pi@e
t~rabaiaban las ametralladoras Sin
miserlcordia. Como va habiamos TO-
nido bastante de aQuello, ALI no per
dimos tempo en- m~andarlos al otro
mundo." Ortiz dice que traspasd
con la bayoneta uno o dos Alemanes,
y agrega que nj SO qujaron, Fu4 la
consecuencia de I'm prOyectii agudo
10 que hizo a Ortiz apreciar ell va,
lor del "chaco" de acero, aQuel pro-
yectil que dej0 una marca irremoyif
BILE en- su faz, le lubiera dado nue.
to 81 no hubiera stdo por ell morton
moderno, BESIDE que recibi6 Ell te.
rrible golpe en- la molar, le ha sido
impossible masticar Q Ell lado IL
quierdo. Fue enyiado al hospital Q
to tempo despues de ser herido,
que fle en- los dltimos dias de Sep
tiembre.
Relatando la vida enA las trinche-
raa. dijo Ortiz, que era i'm placer
encontrar alla a j6venes de su terri
no. Dijo que ALI habfa encontrado
d Fred Martinez de esta Capital 81
tambi6n VIC a Miguel Otero en- 81
combate de Chateau-Thiery. Mike
es miembro del cuerpo de aviaci6n.
Hablando tocante a los placercs
de qnes disfrutan los soldados Ainc-
ricanos allende los mares, confiesa
Eustacio, que para nuestros j0veats
de America, 81 tabaco Frances v Ell
vino no son de su agrado. "alli apre-
ciamos mucho nuestros Fatimas VI
Camellos'' dijo FL, ~ tambien unos
tragos de Cognac tomados antes de
bora del combate-"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
DEsHAciENposE De Los
~REsFRIApos.

ia mas faciel y pronta de
deshacerse de los resfriados es to.
mando el Remedio de Chamberlain
para Ia Tos. Esta preparation ha
estado en- uso por muchos amos y su
valor eata bien probado, No impor-
ia que remedio use I'd, por 10 tanto,
cuidado debe ser tornado dc no on
traer I'm segundo resfriado antes 90
sanar del primero, y hay serio peli-
gro de este. IN hombre dc edad
madura Q mas vIejo debe recogerse
y permanecer en- CANA hasta que
haya ~recobrado SUI completa salud.
Mas vale permanecer tres dias nj
principle que tres despues.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
coRTE ESTE AvIso.
VALE DlNERo.

NO PIERDA ESTo. Corte este q
viso, mandelo con SC y envfelo por
correo a Foley and Co., 1886 Sheffi-
ED Ave, Chicago, III, escribiendo su
nombre Y direction claramente. Re-
cibira en- cambio I'm paquete de prue-
ba conteniendo Ell Compuesto de MI
Ell y Alquitran de Foley, para toses
resfriados y 81 Group; Pildoras do
Foley para los Ridones. para dolores
de costado v de espalda; reumatistno
v Intermediates de los rinones y de
la vegiga; y las Tabletas Catarticas
de AFoley, un catartico que limpia
cumpletamente Ell sistema. para Ia
constipation, biliosidad. dolor de "a
beza, y los intestinos r~ecargado y
be venta en- la Capital Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
soLDADo QUE REoREsA.


Procedente de allende los mares,
arrib0 q esta Capital Ell Domingo pro-
ximo pasado Ell joven PrudenciO Mar
tinez de Chimayo, N. M. FL joven
Martinez estuvo en- Francia por Ell pc.
rfodo de 8 meses, y siempre llsto a
dar ST. sangre por nuestra armada pa
tria; ACCOMPLISHMENTS regresa con WI
da y salud, y tOdos sus amigos Sc
siente complacidOs con estrecharle
otra vez la mano. Deseando estar al
tanto de los acontecimientos de la pre-
sente 6poca Sc suscribi6 al Nuevo Ms
xicano, antes de partir para su terru-
no.
FL Sr. Teodoro Abeyta, de esta Ca
pital, estuvo en- nuestro ~despacho y
nos mostro la honorifica e~xoneraci6n
del ej6rcito Americana que trajo con-
sligo So hijo Juan Abeyta, que arrib6
81 Viernes II del corgiente del Campo
Kearney en- California. Ell joven Abey-
ia ha seryido al ej6rcito Americana
por ell periodic de un aho y z meses,
habiendo ~ingresadO a 81 v0lnntaria-
mente ell 6 de JUNO de 1917, perte-
neciendo durante SUI service militar a
cuatro distintas compaffas, teniendo
los jefes de las mismas tan solo ex-
presiones de aprecio para 81 ioven sol
dado. Nosotros tenemos mucho gtsto
de yer e-xoneraciones semejantes y es-
peramos que todos nuestros soldados
Neo-Mexicanos ~exonerados triagan
consigol I'm documento igual al que
trajo ell joven Abeyta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
Defunciones.
JUAN ARcHuLETA

Juan Archuleta, filarmonico btan
conocido en- Santa Re, Y que apenas
contaba la edad de "a amos, miro
Ell viernes en- la noche de enferme-
dad de los rihones, en- SUI casa re-
sidencia en- Ia Gale del Colegio.
FL finado deja para lamentarlo a 81
esposa v I'm ninito. Ell funeral que
estaba a cargo de @. A. Rising se
verified el Lines a las ocho de- la
manana, partiendo ell cortejo fdnebve
de su r%esidencia a la Cathedral de
San Francisco, v de allf al Cemente-
rio de Nuestra Sehora del Rosario.
donde Sc depositaron u restoa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
FALL REi7usA LA iNvlTAcioN
PARA QUE HABLE A Ia LIGA.

Three Rivers, N. M, FEB. 20.-El
lSenador Albert b. Fall, ha rehusa-
do una invitaci6n que Sc le hizo pa
ra que Sc dirigiera a la conferencia
que Sc tendra en- la casa Blanca,
para discutir la Liga de Naciones.
Las razones que da son que, Ia SD
plica del %presidente de tratar - dis
cusi6n confidencialmente, a segun
su modo de yer, cree que ell presi-
dente hara una declaration al con-
greso en- session reunida de ambas
camaras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

DE Silverton, Colorado, recibe la
sra. Cosme Alarid de esta capital
una communication telegrafica, annn-
ciandole la muerte de su ,yerno,
Frank Romero, victima de la influen-
ga. III Sr. Romero solamente ha'
ella tres meses que habia contradict
matrimonio con Ia Srita Sophie Ala
rid. Debido a las estrictas ordenan!
zas dc Colorado en- esta 6poca de la
epidemic, los restos del finado fueron
s~epultados en- aquel lugar, y fu6 i'm
possible trearlos a esta capital. Nues
tro mas sentido pesame a Ia familia
Alarid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
cURADo CON IS cENrAvos.

'Hace ocho amos, cuando NOS mu-
damos a Nation, era un enfermo dc
Indigestion y constipation" escribe
Mrs. Robert Allison, de NATION, III.
''Tenfa frecuentes dolores de cabeza
y desvanecimientos, y Hentia como
81 tuviera I'm grande peso en- mi
tonnage y en- 81 pecho, TODD ell tien
DO. Me sentfa miserable. Cada boz
cado me hacia dano. No podfa des,
canzar en- la noche v me sentia can,
sada Y abatida TODD ell tempo. Una
bbtella de Tabletas de Chamberlain
me curaron y desde entonces me ne
sentido una persona diferente.--De
yenta en- tcdas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
A Los sUscRlToREs De
FL NuEv0 MExIcANo

Las suscripclones ri "Nusvo
Mexlsano 90 suspenden 81 dia que
expira Ia suscrlpcl6n, y a menos
que recfbamos 81 page adeIantado
On dIcha fecha . ankes, deIarA Dc
reclblrIo hasta que 10 renueve.
Fl conselo de Industries Dc Qua
IRA en- Washington requlere que
los perI6dIcoa suspendan a les sus
crltores morosos, tanto en- IA clu-
dad como los que % mandan POI
Ell correo, con 81 Tin do ccnservar
y ahorrar 81 papeI hlanco. 81 Of
suscrlpcI6n esta para ssrmInar IL
sugerImos qus Ia renueve elm de-
mora con 81 fin do que no haya
interruption en- 81 servIcIo y 70
clba ~ perl6aioc pronto.
81 precio do suscrlcI6n % 81
mismo; 500 pOr 81 $40.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27

Clovis. Feb. 24.-Despues de una
breve Investigation por Ell jurado, los
miembros que Sc alegaba habian to.
mado parte en- 81 emplumamiento,
fueron exonorados por la corte Ell
'Wiernes. En- Abril pasado, durante
Ia campaha de Bonos de Libertaa,
i'm hombre Iamado Smith de cerca
de Melrose, Sc le acusaba de haber
usado lenguaje obscene, cuando Sc le
habl0 de que comprara un Bono de
Libertad. A este 10 sacaron de III
casa una noche y 10 emplumaron.
Els gran jurado en- su dltimo, term
no, querellc cinco hnmbres, v su in
vestigacion sigui6
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
UNA TERRIBLE Tos cuRADA.

I'm severe resfriado es ~frecuente-
mente seguido de una molesta tos
para la cual Ell Remedio de Cham
berlain para la Tos ha probado ser
de mucho valor. La Sra. r. w. OIL
sen, de Marysville, Mo-, escribe:
ssHara como dos AMOS mi hijito peque
no cogi6 I'm severe resfriado Y tosia
terriblemente. Probe un c~onsidera-
BILE ndmero de medicines pero ningu-
ma le mejor6 hasta que no le dl 81
Remedio de Chamberlain para Ia
Tos. Este lie alivi6 Embellishments
Y antes de que acabara de tomarse
una botella va estaba curado. 70
creo due este remedio es sumamen-
te bueno para los niios''. De ven,
Ia en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
VALE $1,000 FL FRAsco.

VIM. Barnes, dc San Antonio, Tex.
escribe: La Mel y AlduitrAn de
Foley es ell meor remedio para "a
tos en- 81 mundo. Para mi, vale $50.
la botelIa. 70 tenfa Ia flu seguida
de pulmonfa. la que me dejo muy de-
bill, con una tos persistente. Necesi-
taba descanso y suefio, ell que no
podfa ~conseguir. Alguien me aeon
sej0 tomar la Mel y Aiquitran de
Foley, y comenc6 a tomarla cada no
che. Antics de acostarme note ell ali
VIC, y la primera noche pude dornir
y tuve una noche de perfecto des-
canso, la primera desde cue me en-
ferm6 de la influenza. No he reco-
brado va completamente y no toso
NADIA. Me cost6 solamente $1.20 oil
curar esa tos obstinada con la Mel
v Alquitran de Foley. Todos los lean
este prueben 81 ren1edio de Foley
De venta en- la Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
~cLEorILpE VIalL

De Espafola nos comunica On.
Manuel de JESUS Vigil la sentida de-
function de Cleotilde VIGIL acaecida
en- ga guulelera rto'qlRuv1 (D-eyatcie
en- aqueI lugar ell dia s del presente
a la temprana edad de IA amos y i'm
mes, a consecuencias de n enfere
medal rehumatica que la tuvo pos
trada en- CANA por 16 dias. Cleotil-
de sufri6 con resignation gu penosa
enfermedad Y ha dejado para lame1l-
tar 50 despedida a su padre 81 Sr,
Salomon Vigil: su madre Rarnoncita
de vigil; sus h~ernanitos Pillar, Fraii-
cisco, Tomae v Ricardo; 81 tia Fa-
listas y Antonio Vigil, y un creci-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-27
Ifviene AZ h prjmera

de Ia comisidn estaban presentes. pues
muy pocos ~mandaron poderes Ia SCI
fora George Bass. dc Chicago, presi-
'dente del Buro de la comisidn Nacio-
rial de Mujeres fu6 a Ia confusion con
I'M poder, y asi gan6 Ia distinci0n de
ser la primer muier que ha partici.
pado en- los procedimientos de la comi-
sion. La Sra, Bass, en- nombre de las
mujeres ~eufragistas del estado de I'LL
nois, invite q Ia comisi0n para que
so reunieran en- Chicago otra vez, a
fines de Mayo 3 a principles de Juni0,
y SO propnso cue para entonces SO In.
yitaria q la comisi0n del Consejo, de
Ia comisi0n nacional. La i~nvitacion
de la Sra. Bass fu6 aceptada y mas
tarde 50 anunciarA la fecha que serd
tenida lie reunion.