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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
A Feeling Of Security

You naturally feel secure w.icu you
know THAT the medicine YOU aye about
20 take h absolutely pure and contains
no harmful or habit producing Drug.
such "a medicine b.. Dr. Kilmer's
swamp Root. kidney, liver ana hlad-
der remedy.
The Same standard Of purity.
strength and excellence h. maintained
in every bottle ~ swamp Root.
u h scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
II lis not a stimulant and " taken
In t-easpoonful doses.
u ~ not recommended for every
thing.
II b. natures rreatest helper In re-
lieving and overcoming Kidney, liver
aud bladder troubles.
A sworn statement OF purity b. with
every bottle o. pr. Kilmer's swamp
Root.
~ YOU neoc n medicine. YOU should
have tlc best. on sale 81 an drug
stores in bottles ~ two Sizes. medium
and large.
However. " YOU wish first % Try
this great preparation send ten cents
To ur. kilmer a CO.. bingham On. y.
v. for q sample hottie. when writ.
ing hc sure aud mention the Nbudurr-
que Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Philippine Carnival
Buildings Burn

MANILA. II. j.. Feb. e~Damagc to
the amount Of 81 06o. BOO vas caused
here last night when fire destroyed
half the buildings 81 the Philippine
Carnival Exposition and the Island -
hlhiss they contained. Many Of the
exhihifs were i~rfepitceabic and the
losa Is serious
THOUSANDS Of visitors on the grounds
were thrQNh into = panic wAen the
nrr starred and ~ persons were IN
jared one person u missing. Fed
tr1i troops aasirtcA IN. restoring order
and are credited with having saved
hundreds Of lives. A high wind pre-
vented a. spread u the flames 70 the
residential section o. fhe city.
Tie carnival 81 Known as the "Mardi
Grns az the orient and this year was
che moei spectacular ever presented,
Euonp ~ the Victory carnival IN
culebfation o. the cohcius.nn Of tho
war. with the exception % LAST years
pdaiponemenf due 10 the war. the
carnival had featured the Philippine
supmer, January and February. since
aN|"a |
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
MORE BANK RECORDS
IN NEWBERRY TRIAL
Evidence of Deposits
May Be Stricken From
Court Records

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Feb. e.
Another bank account OF charles
Floyd, was described len the Ncwborry
elections conspiracy trial. and tho cir
culntion Of nomination n%ctitiOns Tor
James W. Hclme in the democratic
primary WAS connected with the local
Newherry organization by testimony
introduced today. In addition there
was evidence regarding the activities
Of inul King in bis touuH OF the state.
The work Of several field agents was
detailed by Witnesses.
The banking evidence came from
an official Of the Old National Bank
Of Grand Rapids 10 showed deposits
~ the credit OF Floyd OF moro thln
$4,000 in the five months ct the pri-
mary campaign hut ON CROSS exc
animation the defense brought ont
that in the preceding live months he
deposited more than $1,000 in tho
same account.
The court Indicated that the testi-
mony ON this and on the account de-
scrihed yesterday which Floyd had in
another local bank would be stricken
out uuieas the prosecution shows "a
connection between them ana Floyd's
duties us head OF the Grand Rapids
center OF the NCwbcrry campnign.
The HFinlv testimony cume from
Ihomna j. Whiting, formerly of Grand
Rapids. He swore that George W.
Welsh, state representative from
Grand Rnpids nnd u defendant in tho
case. hired him az 50 q day and eN-
prnses 10 circulate Hclmo nominating
petitions in this and surrounding
towns. He said he worked siN days
al This task.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
DENTAL WORK
OFFERED NEXT WEEK
Chance to Get Your
|, Teeth in Shape for
Slump in Fl. C. L.

Here h a chnnce to rei your teeth
In shape 80 You can enjoy the benefits
of the reported slump jn the hiRh cost
nf eating
~ VII cost ynu nothing. go why not
be prepared FOR she drop in prices.
The STATE Dental board which Is In
session In Albuquerque next Tuesday,
and We nesdny. today sent out e cati
for patients. Applicants should Gull
af the office Of Dr. q a. Filler. 3O1
West Central venue or give thelr
names 10y telephone. SOS.
Seven young men VIII take N"
denial examination WHEN tae board
mceia here ana q VIII be these apuii-
caHts who viii perform your dental
work free. But their work will be
under the watch OF the members OF
ia" halrd and the chances arc thar
you viii br made quite as comfortable
ns possible while tno work h. being
~ the seven applicants only onc ls
from Albuquerque. He b. nr. hiddlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Angelo Viviani Found
Wandering on Streets

nr. p. NJ clayton. 40s West Gold
venue, was awakened this morning
at 6i30 o'ciock by someone trying to
get ~ the back DOR OF his home
and after calling the police discovered
that IL was Angelo Viviani. 1885 West
Central avenue.
Mr. Viviani could hardly walk and
he seemed 10 be unable 90 Tor
his actions. \ taxi was called aud he
was taken TO his home.
n was learned there that he had
been missing all night and II was said
that his niece and another mnn had
cen searching Tor him. lie has been
iH rather poor health for several days,
His shoes were covered with mud,
showing hat he had been wandering
Ian night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Business College
To Play Double Header

Two basketball teams representing
the Albuquerque business college viii
staRe q double-header %eNhihition at
D. Armofy tomorrow night The
Girls team win play tie High school
FcNtctte. and the boys Will buck the
experienced team from Menual school.
their season last week by trimming
the g.. y. NJ. hasketeers ON u close
margin Of IS to i6, They have started
on for q winning season. n are
working hard to keep the heavy score
on their side Of the board an the
season. The High school has a fast
team.
The hoNa game between the bust
moss College aud Menual promises To
pc a good game with lots OF thrills
IN Il. for both teams nre Old hands AZ
The game. The iine-ups are not an
nouuced yet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Massachusetts Governor
y. Of Pilgrim Il, is
Church

LCSD0N. Ft6. 6~ii war through
F1 Ulsnu Hlnt - clAlIt nni tAittn
ttrtilrt rttctnur = Ate uthnl-f'tf
ultoitsl tlsfar NNfIif tlifi broke he
back % the famous Hoeton lsVilce
strike thtrt y 10 riGht to sttike
Ant hero aniilmr r11st unffs
clauEe1 thrnurh the nallon AMI have
caused him to nr MuIle D " me
cam i0Ates fof she presidency Of the
rlifHd Si1trs
These words iyniry the original
spirit % rurlt4n Ameflca- Unidentified
'iy LaiNin C~roiidEa pontosscs lrofc %
tho authentlr flavor ~ tne Pilgrim,
t~Hlrartrr than ANY man sinuding be
fure the people sodas.
Tiaef< Rack e. 1870.
To understand calvin Coolidge. and
the sicrun fnut has made him iairour
one must know that bic furhears came
ne Ancrirn IN is1o and hat his hiood
iA tie blood ~. she Wen who could.
not permit d~lssensiun IN their own
ranks. " ihcy were going 90 preserve
themselves arnln the Indians.
calvin Coolidge n q typical down
caHi Yankee. With a silent manner, q
fact that hetfarf nothine and. a voice
thar rasps iikf fee Vermont wind IN
q crisis one would think that he hno
never harmed Al suite, and reporters
thai did lie Htston pelicc strike
said as much. trt IN an hours cor-
~tefsatiou with me be- told MANY
jokes. sonic % dhef1 1n himself ann
hlr daughter wac fairiy constant.
II coolidge mhkes a run for the.
presidency ~ vii be upnIi that crcel
II hc.pilrr5ma "lav and order An
Interpretation 81 this hatticcry from
the lips Of tle man who framed ana
utteree a y ~ great intcrcat 10 the
country; ana 9 asked Calvin Coolidge
90 expand his idete on tbs subject.
Explains ili~ Crrcn.
This 4 indeed ; hattiec1y for the
nation. ~ see idr he said. Tho.
issue Of law and order involves the
very iife ~ his nntion toLaa, for up-
on the mAinteng2cc. % law u
depenas ne preservation % our Amer
lean institutions as Hc lnhcrii them
from the coattitutlonLihp prescrVa-
lion b. short. of our republican FORM
OF government. The problem before
us h. 60 see TO 81 that we keep the
authority 81 the government where
the constitution and The laws nave
placed iti IN TIE hands Of q duly
elected officers.
srlass rule. by any clique. high or
low. capitalisi or proietariat. h. Simply
b0lH1cvlsm.
I'VE must face the fact that there
Is today and always a menace 20 our
inherited Institutions. from the con-
influx % foreign population and
also from our own new generation
on. Each OF these elements.
II American ism. A. we snow it. d 10
preserved. must heedH be educated
In Americanism. our boys ANA girls
se expected TO just naturally
absorb Amcricanimi-they have 10 he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Settles
Electric Dispute

~ @. nuerr, consulting engineer.
has returned from GALLUP. where he
reports the city and elettrio company
have reached an agreement on an OLD
controversy regarding the electric
light company. An ordinance has
heen prepared and will he submitted
20 the voters FOR approval under
which a commission Of thrre members
win run the electric liRht plant. One
member Of this commission Will b.
appointed b. the city. anothcf by abe
electric liEht company and the third
by the judge u The district court.
Under this arrangement the city
will continue 20 furnish the electric
company with power and the city
company viii do IT. distributing. both
working under The commission.
The city N Gallup owns its water
plant and generates enough power
there for the electric plant. The city
had been contemplating puttinp In il
own eiectric company. but found It.
self blocked by the law and has reach
ed a c1mprcmise with the electric
company, which ~ owned chiefly by
capt. Gilmore Of this city,
Kenoshn. Wisconsin. recently had
% $4,000 fire that was started by
wnter. The water lanked on lime aud
"A drV unriiflon WIS soon uhlngr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

onles squarcly on their feet. David
Hillegas, "a sand dealer OF This town.
is going 10 take legal action to re-
Owe from tho Omitted states enyorn-
ment. $500. 600.
That b. not all. Relatiyos OF Hli-
egns are going 20 try Tor more than
he does. IN an. the sum which the
inmNy VIII enaeuNur 20 obtain lu
court Is gTa.ooo.ou0.
Hiilegas Frrat-grsat g~randfather
was Michael Hulegas. first treasurer
Of the United suites, whose likeness
and name appears now on ALI $40
yeliow-hack bank notes. This ancestor
Hilleras maintains. loaned George
Washington money 10 tide him over
a financial crisia The money. with
Interest, now amounts 10 $4,000. 900.
My Ereat-grent grandfather and
George Washington we're bosom
Friends Hilicgas said TODAY. He
usad % say time and again. my folks
tell me. that he would cut on his
right hand % George. And George
would do the sume for him
"Ouf family records show be
turned ove his fortune "a George iu
the time OF the The money has
multiplying with interest ever
that was ueuriy $50 years
aF0+nnd comes 90 $40 0o0. 900 nov %
The initial move iu fhe recovery 81
the fortune. Mr Hiiiegns announced,
viii be made through two conErcHs-
who ave personal friends Of the
The claim VIII be made that.
as the fortune was said 20 have been
iiaed by Washington in the proHecu-
ton Of the war, the government D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Governor Will Stay
Executions One Day

LINCOLN. Nebr. Fob. g-Governor
Samuel r. Mckelyie announced today
he would issue "a reprieve extending to
tomorrow the date for the e%lectrocu-
ton or Alison o. cole ana Allen v.
die here before sis o'clock his eNo-
nlng FOR The murder Of Grummer'a
mother-iu-lHw, Mrz. Lulu NoEt OF
near Elhn.
He would take this action, he said
because legal proceedings designed To-
prevent the ~cicctrOcutiou were sim
pending.
The total amount of money in cir
culatlon in Mexico H. about goo. OO0.-
600 pesus, ur Si00, GOO. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
Colds
Break
Get instant relief with
"Pape'S Cold Compound

DOM atay atuncd-ur' Quii blow
ms nnd snullinni A dose uf rapD's
Cold Compound taken every two
hours until three doses ure taken
usually breaks up "a cold and ends lIi
grippe misery.
The very first dose opens ynur
clnggcd-up noatrils and thc llr pnss
nges Of your head; stops nose rum
ming relieves the hradachc. dullnras
ie~Veriahness sneczinF, soreness. sun-
ness.
pnpc's cold C~0mpound' b. the
uuickcst, surcst reilcl known and
costs onlY "a Few cents at drug stores
10 acts without assistance. Tlstcs
nice. Contains mo- uuluiuc. Insist on
lnpe's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
sa2 NEW cAshs OF

DENVER, FFDI 0f-4laIc hfalfh a
4huritier today rfpqrfetI fe2 new cases
% Influenza, abonf 3U less tnAn was
xruorIea for the preceding - hour
g10lI1d. There were four teuthr from
Tho~clfr 81 Deliver has had 10 date
I.l4l cats Of maihdY. With 20 new
cases reported for today Three
dcafha we're recorded IN the city, this
hlln.lnE Lhn TOTAL b ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
SAYS U. S. owes
THEM 75.OOO.OOO
Kin Loaned
George Washington
His Fortune

JOHNSON CITY. \. r.. Feb. g.
Because. as he claims. his great-Freat
grandfather helped George Washing
ton out Of an Uncomfortable tieht
place ana put the ~ American col
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
III HERE ABOUT
II ASTEAHSIGE


L|.Z W
4ats ssn tAafa n 40 tsrt ~
~ % 2 ca1E tadax and i~o
ans "a alttaA Ihtt
afnf4a fieht nc
faay Hptnnan
AIhnonoraat q ianklnx good pos
4fH 4 int rrnIrpl nf infiucnan and
HI 41FE. tctNfion drmanta I'M
fIfNcf.t NtNII8 Ut relief uff1nIftl
40 nH1NI#Nne fNfuIN4 Official NMlIINH'
~ ne e1E HlH.r1ine 20 NpWmept
qndf by Or g.. D. WalIcs. state COM
q heefn before ny sesnrn
~ H1H abe 4nHNa9r 81 tho fouimis-
ti1aen thNe rn no ceclelen for
a utn1t 14d fA64 this present naanher
~ r4st4 conld he handled with a COM
IA|NrfU 4nu nrftalitN INlo.
Ea 4NH1Ith4 htalth IrlI9rr fer A.
be Nmporesil added
ItL AI afEfnt u D. re0uirlfr most
% Mr.. Huwdlcde fin9e 70 answer the
phone calls. make out reports and ln-
tIlI1If Qmfatnint mtaHtrcs The
number ~ csFfs has hFeu ktrt az a
low fifIfre. ne Iutai for the outbreak
being slightly over zee caats- less than
~ it, contribution 10 the state
wide campaifn against i~nfluenza. The
New NexIfn Public Health association
fHa urgncd 10 pay M ekpenst inctlr-
red tf the state dcnaftnfnt ~ healer
Ia sfudInr out IL OFFICIALS 10 htip or
aanIfa tomMnniIIts o RELIEF IN cntr
lnfiueuaa r1aciee ihr severe epiQenlie
stage over he state.
This service Will BE- rIvfn ONLY IN
cIIsh III emergency Whfn Tho situation
helonfs 40 utute .liat ordinary incal
fatInlIet ARE mt auI1Irient for the
proper carf Of M sick
was the Han 81 thc pneilc health
aaNdrlhfiuu 10 send out q number OF
nurses if ihs Influenza re1csvd epi-
dffulr prunorfiona Owing 10 khe fS-
reno scarcity n trslnrd community
NURSES this plkn was a~han1uutd and
ihn ahcre work unlrrsafrn Tor the
department Of health. which vas
without sufficient funds from ~ leg
ia|niire appropriation.
The association viii hear the extr1
lnllrenm expense incurred ~ the
Department Of health until the
condiilons are again normal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

druggists refund money N pAZO
OINTMENT fails 80 cure Itching.
Blind. bleeding, Or protrudinE piles.
stops Irritation; snothes and Heals
foR can get restful sleep after b
first appllcation. Price Sec.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

For Coids Grip o. InfiuenxB
end As q pyeyentative. lake LAXA-
TIVE hhoA2 3IiNlNE Tablet
on ne box. aoc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Community censns takers IN South
Dakota found only ni1e bathtuhs IN
four corufiea but they report that ~
per cont OF the people ~ the -four
couriies have, motor cars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

taught 10 aa they have 10 be- taught
their multiplication tables
Musi Mmc Aheati
"hut iet us not. under The guiso OF
law and order. and under the theory
o. preserving our institutions, under
stand D nt We are 90 stand still-unt
% proRFefs ana improve our mode ~
government Preserving our institu-
lions certainly means Keeping fhem.
hut keeping them in step with the
time.
- back Of law and order and re-
srcct FOR our Institutions means. In
cold fact the smashing % cveryfhinr
We have hunt up our civilization. up
o. which progress depends.
III our institutions are broker
that ~ reaction; hat h. going
back. that IA a return 10 the first
chaos. 10 desputism or anarchy. the
cessation Of all the law and order thu
centuries OF mankind mas striven To-
n put into operation
Let u understand clearly that tAiH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

is what this issue means ANA then We
will see % 49, the most important
issue in the world tudny. Upon 70
depends whether w are TO live as
civilized human beings or revert TO %
form % harhartty."
BiUod ami Trefining.
And there YOU have h-thc fun
circle III the mind % Calvin Coolidge.
and YOU aee that the man who enunc-
lated Tor the country IAN uphorism OF
i|lncoiniun hrcylty and L.lnCoinlun lu-
cidlty ava not Just happen withuul
warning upon this high moment Ike
"a figure IN % drama. suddenly coming
to "a new power; but insurad. only
spoke In "a crisis what his blood ana
training had trained him 10 speak.
calvin Coolidge rs no man Of one
phrase; he D. n man % one creed. a.
creed absorbed from the granted
earth of New England. IL creed stern
and strong but filled with "a passion
for the right. the strict sense Of right
Us it b. given 20 a few creeds io hold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

A novelty for cigar stores elects
a match when a button b. pressed.
lights IL sand holds h for "a man 10
light his cigar and then drops 10 into
a tray.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

T1NTN TT- n ~ lob N---In771-
enra fhnquEhntu The stale ~ nearly
the aame as yesterday, Il ~ shown In
shot aall1 statement br the state
health department. hut there u some
increase IN pnfunonia and b. death
rate "a slowly crfeaiHN upward.
There are 1o4 caatH cf Influenza,
eleven % pneumonla and five deaths.
Iniiuenza caeS& are ut follows: rhavcs
ga colnN. ~; Curry. 2; Dopa Ana,
1os Lrna. ~; Mckinley. ~; Mora.
lA oIero, 81 Secorro. 10. Taos, =.
nontha occurred as followr: CoifaS.
2 EDDY =; Luna, 4; TAos. J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06

Herald Want Ads Arc Real
0o-Getters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
GREENVILLE

GreenvilIe, May 23.-(Special)-T h c Greenville Public Schools closed their ls1s-a0 session here Saturday night when the commencement services were held at the Greenville Opera House. Prof. James s. Thomas of the University or Alabama delivered the baccalaureate ad- dress, and he was given a cordial well come. His remarks were listened to with keen interest c. F. Hamilton. mem her of the board of education delivered the diplomas to the graduating class or nine. Mr Hamilton also announced total of $1 600 had been raised by a com mittee appointed to secure funds to im- prove the school building, and 1t is be- lieyed that with such initial success a large sum will be realized for this pur- pose.
 The following is the programme:
 Commencement song, chorus.
 Invocation, Rev. F. M. Shepperd.
 Through the Night" Chorus.
 Address Prof. James S. Thomas.
 Duet, Myrle Owen and Lena Claire Butler.
 Deliver of diplomas, c. F.. Hamilton
 America chorus.
 Class roll: Helen Louise Butler, Henry Chester Cause. Cecile Lewis, Ila Cade McCann Martha Ruth Miller, Myrtle Cook Owen, Edna Lane Perry, Helena James Riley Elmira Thompson.
 Sheriff King Murphy of Butler county has returned from Birmingham and the negro held there named Jake Crenshaw is without a doubt guilty of the horri- ble murder of Mrs. Foster Gafford, which occurred Sunday afternoon The negro was arrested there Thursday afternoon and is being held there for trial. It Is in Greenville today a special seccion of the Butler county circuit court will be called by Judge A. E. Gamble for the purpose of giving this negro speedy trial The whole county is wrought up over the murder but the peo- pie will only demand justice by the court, and it is not believed that mob violence will be attempted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
ONE LITTLE PlMPLE SPOlLS A \
 BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the features, how radiant the complexion, just one little pim- pie will spoil it all.
 Not always can these little facial blenl- ishes be prevented, for they may be caus ed by the too frequent of irritating soaps. powders. rouge or possibly impure blood.
 Every care should be taken to preserve the skin, especially the face, neck and hands. Only the purest and best sterized toilet soap should be used to cleanse the skin and when a face powder must be em- ployed one of the highest quality should be selected.
 When a pimple pops out on your face, yoi don't have to remain indoors or try to hide it. Simply touch the little spot with BLACK and WHITE Ointment and it will vanish al- most like magic. This little aid to beauty should be Kept on every woman's dressing table, because it is necessary toilet req uisite for removing other facial blemishes such as rough. blotchy. sallow skin. The way it clears the complexion is marvellous.
 BLACK and WHITE Soap should always be used with the Ointment. Both sold and guaranteed by all good drug stores at 25c each a package. the manufactur will send postpaid on receipt of soc.
 sample of BLACK and WHITE Oint- ment literature and BLACK and WHITE Birthday and Dream Book sent free if you will clip and mail this advertisement to BLACK and WHITE. Box s13. Memphis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
VERY SORRY NOW
 THAT CARRANZA
 HAS BEEN KILLED

Mexico City, May 23.-Juan Sanchez Azcona, who is in charge of the foreign office, today at noon sent the following communication to all the foreign diplo- mats in Mexico City:
 With sorrow 1 inform you that at I o'clock on the morning of May 21 Presl- dent Carranza was assassinated in the village of Tlaxcalantongo, state or Puebla, where he had passed the night in his fight through the Necaxa mountain range, accompanied by forty persons mostly high army officials.
 The assassin Rodolfo Herrera be- longed to a small force of General Mariei, follower of Carranza, who protected him in flight. Herrera commanded the escort charged with guarding Carranza the same night After consummatng his crime Herrera fled into the noun tains with his followers
 Revolutionary headquarters imme- diately ordered a strong column to pursue Herrera and to capture him, summarily courtmartial him and apply the death penalty.
 Generals Gonzales and Obregon have named an Investigating commission 70 proceed to the scene of the crime and secure the facts and establish the hap penings with all exactitude.
 At the present time everything indi- cates personal vengeance by Herrera who premediated the attack, offering to protect Carranza during his stay III TIaxcalantong, since it appears that Her rera's father had been executed teW days previously by orders of Carra'%a and Cabrera.
 'President Carranza's body will arrive in Mexico City May 24 Congress Wlii meet May 24 to designate legally. suo- stitute president in accordance with con- stitutional articles S4 and S5.'