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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
HOW He RECOGNIZED THEM
Youthful Picture cazer wss Not I'm
pressed BY Beauty Of the Faces
Of the Madonnas.

An art missionary was giving an OK.
hibition Of pictures TO a crowd Of set
Element children. One small boy
seemed especially interested In tho
aadonnas and listened attentively to
her explanation Of the meaning con.
yeyed BY each picture.
When half a dozen Madonnas had
been shown no cried out excitedly:
Here's another OF them like we've
had before"
The earnest young woman turned
with surprise. why. did yon really
recognize it?' she questioned.
"Yep-yet en- spot 'em every time"
was the prompt response.
Can you. truly?' she queried,
touched and pleased.
"surest thing you know" the small
critic replied.
The art missionary thought a mo-
ment, then said softly TO him, Yes,
you are right. You can distinguish
them from other pictures. There is a
tenderness, a beauty. a sor OF brood.
ing mother.loye such as you never
see anywhere but In the face OF Mary
Is she looks az the Child jesus"
Nav. faint that" vas the dls.
gusted rejoinder. ITS them rings
around their heads that gives 'em
away"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

Every tiny infant makes llfe's per-
snective wlde- and brighter. And what
ever there g. 20 enhance It's arrival and
to ease and comfort the oxpectant mother
should ho given attention. Among tho
real helpful things is an external abb
d0miual application known as Mothers
Friend There b. scarcely a community
but what has rs enthusiastic admircr Of
this splendid omhroCaton. Il ~ ~ we'll
thought 81 by women who know hat most
drug stores thruuehgut the United States
carry Mothers Friend" AZ one " their
staple reliabio remedies. ~ Is applied
90 tho abdominal muscles 20 relieve the
strain OF ligaacuts aad tcndons.
Those who have used Il refer 20 the
ease and comfort experienced during the
period ~ expectancy; they Particularly
refer 10 the absence ~ nausea, often %
prevalent Es a result 81 the natural
expansion. In n little hook are described
more fully che ilHnY reasons uhy
Mothers Friend" has been a friend
iudrcd % Womnn with timely hinfs. sug.
grstluus aud helps Tor ready refrrfnrr. u
should b. Ia ai homes Mothers frirnd'
may b. had Of almost any druggist. buf ~
yuu fail in nnd 10 write ~ direct aud alao
write Tor book 10 uradhrld hrguiator ~.
az Lamar bldss Atlanta, Ga,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Mrs. Chappsl, Of Five Years
Standing. Relieved BY cardui.

NJ. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. chap-
pei OF tins town. says: II suffered lof
i've years with wonlanly troubles, also
stomach troubles. and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
tried most every Kind OF medicine
but none did me any good.
read one day about cafdui, the wo-
mans tonic, aud ! decided 10 inv Il. 4
had not taken bot about Elk bottles until
] was almost cured. Il did me o
good than all the other medicines / had
tTied, put together.
Ny friends began asking me why /
looked so well, and ! told Them about
CarduL Several are now taking H."
DO you, lady reader, suffer from any
r the ailments due 10 WOmanly trouble.
s.sh as headache, backache, sideache'
slesplessness, and that eveflaslingly tired
ieeliag2
50, LET as urge you 10 give csrdui a
bal. We feel confident Il will help YOU,
lusl as Il has a million other women IN
Inc past halt century.
Begin taking Cardul to-day. You
Won't regret II. All druggists.
ri,as q, chsuauooss hsdisins c.. tadl.s
advisory Deu. Chattanooga, Tenn, iqr Na.A "a
tsnrafhsaf or Jour casa ard - pags book, homa
uaasaela lof Aensa 70 osin wnpDsf. NC 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

show which I believe is unbeatable.
There n a first class musical comedy
company. a dog and monkey show.
the pony performance. the freak
show. In which an the freaks Of the
ordinary carnival are collected under
one top. The diving girls are q ape
cially good show. ana there are q lot
81 others. \ whole flock ~ coufes-
sions of the better class go with the
company.
~ nm satisfied that this carnival
u Going - hc p pleasant surprise for
hullc people and fair y]isiturs.
In addition 10 the Altman people
MIR Binkert arranged for q hve-show
company now playing H. northern
New Mexico to come here during the
fair. This OUTFIT has with u the
amous Sl-inch mare, said 10 be the
largest horse In the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
HILL SPEAKS To
GREAT CROWD At
TUCUMCAR|
Democratic Candidate Re-
ceives Ovation from Voters
Gathered at the Annual
Quay County Fair.

Tucumcari, y NJ. Sept. ga. y.
MA Democratic candidate FOR the
state corporation commission. WIS
the principal speaker at "a great poo
htical mass meeting here lust might
which was attended by voters from
all sections uf this county. The an
nuul QUAY county fair h. under way
aud has drawn large crowds from all
the surrounding country. Almost to
@ man the male visitors and voters
~ Tncumcari attended the meeting.
Mr.. Hill spok" FOR nearly an hour.
holding his audience Ia close atfen-
ton throughout. lio dealt diregtly
ana %forcefuily with state isues. Civ
INK much Of his attention 20 the vital
Importance of elccting "a Democratic
majority In the house to uphold the
hands 81 Governor Mcdonald. as the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

Democratic majority IN the lower
house OF congress has upheld the
hands Of President Wilson. His ud-
dress made "A most favorable impress
sion and T. g Davidson and other
prominent local Democrats declare
that his visit has materially strength
encd b Democratic position iu an
already strongly Democratic county.
The fair here has been a big sue
cess The displays Of home products
are splendid M show that Quay
county farmers not only nave had "a
very prosperous year but that they
are rapidly reaching a basis 81 per
mnnout prosperity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
REPUBLICAN LEADERS Of
GUADALUPE COUNTY co OVER
TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Adolph P, Hill, Democratic Candidate for Corporation
Commission, in Three Great Meetings, Swings Whole
County Into Line for Ferguson; George Sena. Dis.
trict Court Clerk Announces Himself a Democrat;
Legislative Candidates Certain of Victory.

Santa Rosa. y. NJ, Sept. 23.-The
Democratic campaign IN Guadalupe
county opened here last night IN one
Of the most remarkable political meet
itRs ever held In his county. Eloc-
true thoiier. where the meeting was
held, was packed 20 The doors to hear
Ad"iph =. Hil, whose address was
heard Iy more than i've hundred pco-
pie In this same hall last week. -. e..
Hernandez, the Republican candidate
for congrcss. and United states sem
ator Thomas iielion Catron spoke ~
an audience 1T nnecn people, by ac-
tual count.
MI ian came here from Puerto do
Luna and Anton Chico. where he adj
dressed almost the entire population
Of both precincts In two great meet
inss during the day. lie was accom-
panied To Puerto de Luna aud Anton
Chico by Juan J. Clancy. aggressive
candidate for the legislature from tho
district uf Guadalupe and san Miguel
counties. who has been endorsed by
the Democrats OF this COUNTY and who
has announced that he Will continue
his allegiance TO the state administra-
ton, which he proved 50 braNcl dur
INK The last session of the legislature.
Clancy, one of the strong men nI this
county. has not announced that he
viii support the Democratic admin
isintlon, both state aud national Also
with Mr. illl were - " Cottrr.. can
dldatc for the legislature from quad
aiupe Torrance and Santa pc coun-
ties. and j Al Cnraus. candidate for
the legislature from this county r.
e. Davidson. or the Democratic state
executive committee also was "a mem
her of the party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

The meeting here was enthusiastic
from the beginning, The Democratic
party has felt certain Of success In
the couny this fan IN what heretofore
mas been "a very doubtful county. and
Mr.. Hill delivered an address which
brought the enthusiasm to fever heat.
Then followed a dramatic incident:
George Scna. clerk of h district
court and for years one OF the strong
est Republican leaders In this section
Of the state. arose and In a forccfui
speech r%enounccd his allegiance to
the Republican party. stating that he
now proposed 10 Identify himself fully
with the Democratic parry in all It's
activities and that he was prepared
10 do all I'm his power for It, success.
Thiry-hve other prominent Republic
cans OF this and other precincts fol-
lowed Mr.. Seha Ia his declaration. In
Guiding Don Pablo Aragon. eighty
years of ag. ana "a life long Rcpubii-
can who announced that he would
throw his great Influence to the Dem
ocrHts 10 the coming election. lie
commands a large following mons
both The old and young men Of ~
county.
Raymondo Harrison. county Demo-
cratic chairman, who presided AZ the
meeting. announced al it, close that
there NO longer remained ans DOUBT
OF the election OF the Guadalupe
county legislative ticket. since the
county would go almost unanimously
for Cotter. clancy n Casaus. lie
predicted q majority for Mr., Fergus
son of more than 500
Following the meeting the candi-
dates and the Democratic committee
rendered Mr. nm George Senh n
his band of followers q banquet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

man has eve done Il and lived. nj
though a recent y~lcerOy yainly offered
u lakh OF rupees to be spent IN puri
fication ceremonies II he would only
be permitted 90 enter the famous sane
tuary.
The Indian home Of the better sort
has no crowd OF fanatic priests and
pilgrims TO guard It's entrance. yet to
tho foreigner Il Is almost as elfectually
barred. One may form warm friend.
ships with Indian gentlemen Of the
new school IN Calcutta or Bombay and
even eat al their houses. II caste preju
dices are elastic enough. but TO cross
the inner court and enter the living
quarters o. the house. which are "a
cred 10 the family-one might a.. well
expect TO ny TO the moon.
A few white women who have cast
their lot with India and WOE the con
ndence OF the natives arc welcomed
behind the purdah" Miss Margare,
Noble C"Sis,er Nlvedita') was one Of
these. Again, many Europeans are en.
tertRined by "Brahmos.' as the cul.
turod members Of the thoiztic Brahmo
Samaj are called but the homes Of
these Westeruized Indians. delightful
as they are, are moi Indian homes.
To the stranger In India. and In this
sense all hut the Indians themselves
will forever remain strangers, the ma.
tive home. with all It's alien ways. IS
like an unknown country, mysterious
battling and Infinitely provoking to
the curious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

are urged To get them In before Fri
day afternoon, when the contest
closes.
Slgans in lunches.
slogans entered IN the contest for
the S20 prize which closes tomorrow
evening poured Ia on r. T.. Putney
this morning His morning mail
more than double its usual proper
lions. was made up largely of tho
slogan contest entries and from those
which have been inspected u h. re
ported the contest viii prove "a All
ncult ON. aud that many Of the slo-
gans may prove useful during the
campaign. All who expect To- enter
slogans in the contest must have
them in the hands of Mr. Iutncy not
later than tomorrow CFridayl after
moo at 6 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
SAYS NEW CARNIVAL
COMPANY IS THE
BEST EVER
Secretary Tom Binkert Back
from Inspection at Trinidad
Declares Altman People
Have Splendid Set of Attrae-
tiOns.

Secretary Tom Binkert 81 the
state fair commission returned late
last night from Trinidad. where he
spent two days inspecting the Altman
Broth"rr American Carnival shows.
with which he closed "A contract to
appear here during fair week. MT.
binkcrt reports The Trinidad farm
rrs' fair "a great success in spite uf
The continued military government of
the city and surrounding country.
and returns enthusiastic over the
carnival company. which he says is
tine best ever brought tu a state fair
This Altman Brothers aggreRa-
lion Be- unc OF the strongest and
cleanost carnival organizations /
have ever seem said MIR. Biukert
this morning, IAN We are c%onsratu-
hating ourselves hat through failure
81 an earlier contract with another
company we were able To- get them
here. They have the best carnival
band I have eve heard II is as
good as the main band Of a frat
class circus. has bright new uniforms
and works nl tho time. There are
three sensational free attractions.
each of Whilh are given daily. These
include u wire act On which tie per
former uses both a tight n slack
wire, s0mething yery new la wire
stunts; an serial trapezo stunt which
a some thrlling features to n. and
"a sailors Performance IN which an
acrobat in sailor uniform does re-
markahle stunts on a ship'a mast
These three acts alone are worth the
prize OF admission anywhere. The
company has ten bis. clean and very
interesting shows. covering the usual
carnival show lines and some new
features that are fine. one ct the
best iA a trained pony aud donkey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
HOMES IN INDIA EXCLUSIVE
Foreigners Can Never Hope 10 Enter
Residences Of East indians for
Any Purpose.

London.-There are two things no
foreigner In India. not even Emperor
George. can ever hope to do. One Is
70 walk with the pilgrims through the
Lion Gate. past the priests and the
dancing girls. to the shrine Of the
Lord OF the World which stands on
the Blue hin at puri. The other is
to enter an Indian home. II Is not az
all certain that the former Is not the
easier Of the two. although no white
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
CONGRESSMAN 7
TO ADDRESS GRANT
U N DEMOCRATS

silver city. ~ NJ, sept si-A
feature of special interest Ia Inc
Democratic county convention which
viii De held here Saturday evening
viii be an address by Congressman
j. r watkins ~ Louisiana. who b.
visiting In silver city. The congress
man has consented "a speak ON ma
tiOnal The convention VIII
nominate W. candidates for the
legislature whose election rs assured,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

For two
years ] could not
stand ON my feet
long at a time and |
could not walk two
blocks without N
during cutting and
drawing pains down
my right side which
increased every
month. | have been
at that time purple
In the face and would
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

White Plains. ~ Y.-AnswerinE his
wife's charge OF cruelty In her suit 10,
separation. Arthur w. barber declared
that she had been cruel also. teaching
their two-year-old child 70 offer up this
prayer nightly; God bless mans
and make papa a better man"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

For n itching skin trouble. piles.
sczema, sal rheum, hives. itch. scald
head, herpes. scabies. Doan's ONT
ment Is hlEhly recommended see q
box az all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

New York-Armless aud leglesa
Ernest Riley. convicted on am inloa5
cation charge. was taken 10 tho finger
print room. where an impression Of ha
nose was taken Tor the racnrds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24

Berlin doctors have named a new
disease tango foot" and attributed u
10 that dance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-24
WOMEN CAN
HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Eld0n, Mo. - was troubled with
displacement inflammation and female
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
SLANDERING WHEELING

The Huntington Advertiser o. under
the suppression that Wheeling is In a
state OF revolt with regard 20 the en-
forcement Of the prohibition Law. be
cause the council o. this city refused
10 pass an ordinance EupDlementing
the Yost bin. pointing out that every
/ city o, any considerable size has mot
this expectation on this false as
sumption the Advertiser proceeds 20
warn Wheeling that even should u
contemplate a nullihcation Of the
State law. a. IL reported TO be the
case. for instance. In Savannah. Ga,
will md that u will prove rather
difncult matter Tho Yost law has
teeth I'm ~. and there are provisions
designed 20 prevent just such con,
tingency a. seems 20 be contcm plated
In Wheeling. failure 10 enforce the
law through the lack 90 sympathy
with the Law on the part OF local on.
GERS charged with its enforcement
n Is hardly necessary TO state that
no such intentions ascribed TO wheel.
Ing exist. or have been thought OF
Tho present ordinances Of the city are
ample enough IN their scope 20 pre-
vent the Illegal sale Of liquor and the
county authoritios are capable enough
10 administer the Yost law. 10 T. true
that Wheeling stood alone among the
larger cities 81 the State In casting a
large majority against the prohibition
amendment but she challenges any
other community Ia her orderly sub
mission 20 the law after n became ~
fective Her police court records are
marvelously clean compared with the
dockcts Of similar courts IN other
eiucs. not excepting tho cxaltodly vir
tuous community Of Huntington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
HOLT FOR CONGRESS
Socialists Name Weston Physician 20
Make Race for Congress IN
First District

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
CLARSBURG W. Va. Aug az
90 kuIfyer. Of This Cit.. has been Chos.
On by means of q nominating ref"rcn.
dun 90 boz tue Socialists candidate
fOr cougres mau-af.lHrgo this fall PC
rurdIuE to announcement made today
at the ofice Of the state secretary 10
the party Or s. " Holt OF Weston
has Likewise been chosen 90 Do The
party candidate for CONGRESSMAN Tn
the First district RatiIyirE ConNen.
fi1ns are announced FOR Friday even.
u- August 10. iu the court house
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
WOULD BE UNAvALING

There was time when the voice
OF tho United States would have AZ.
racted the respectful attention OF the
great powers when lifted for peace.
hut the government has fallen into the
hands OF an unframed and visionary
administration. without force or sta.
bility The Springfield Mass Re
publican. a staid old independent Jour.
nal. which has been supporting Presi
dent Wilson IN most OF his policies.
FugEests that the administration
might, 90 this time. with the utmost
propricty sound the great powers on
the subject Of mediation. 70 presents
the case in the following paragraph
The interests of this r.unt-. are aI.
ready seen fn hr sp dvepi, involved Iu
material sense that the President cannot
il. himrelf an instant too soon OF nIl
~ inF nurHrfuritirH which tho presfIra
~ bis hiEh nni-e and the powers ~ COM
convention confer upon him Nrrrsa-
e'fn inter position tH him Ia not called
DOW .fs ~ Europe on the subject ~ pos.
-ihI' mediation. So great Ia the CRISIS
f'r H.l humanity that some unusual ana
even unprreeirntcd action on the Tresi-
dents part NAV ha most timely and
most ahurtautIE Justified. Dob rerrinHIrr
frN powers ~ the interest az stake hi
The whole wide world.
The mlserabIy inefficient and wob
Div foreign policy OF this governmen,
as applied TO- Mexico has not inspired
the European powers with any conn.
dencc Dos battling. amatcurish and
watchful waiting state Departmeu,
haa become the laughing stock OF for
'.En countries Had there been AZ the
head OF thIs department O. man Of
force. on" skilled iu The arfs of dlpio
macy such as have occupied fhIs very
important position rIa country TO-
DAY might have appealed sTertuaIIv "a
.nr countries nov drawn into an I,er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
The FArE OF MEXICo CITY

The pottsring MEXICAN policy % the
Wilson administration which pinned
- faith 20 Carranra and villa again
witnesses a renewal % hosuities IN
that country The expectation that
me mere removal OF General Huerta
would encourage peaceful conditions
has been sadly disappointed The
successor OF Huerta has failed signal.
~ 10 come 10 any understanding With
CarranEa. Who has peremptorily re-
fused any guarantees OF life and Per.
sonal property a. condition 20 the
peaceful occupation OF the Mexican
capital The Provisional President
% the Federal government. therefore.
has no other alternative than 10 Dc.
fend the city
There can be no question a. 20 what
viii happen when the Constitutional.
ist forces secure possession OF the
ancient city. and there can be no
doubt Of their ultimate occupation OF
the city. no matter how bravcly IL he
defended villa viii be- there with
his bandits. and woe betide any Huer
tista or Federal sympathizer he gets
his hands on. The mere fact that Car
ranEP refuses 20 guarantee any protec.
ton is license for the troops 70 Pill
LACE. loot and murder.
u any Statesman. diplomat or de-
fender Of the administration policy
will rise and explain what advantage
the United States secured from the
occupation OF Vera Cruz or the 4. y.
g. mediation. or In what way the
Mexican situation was relieved. he
will be comforting hght on a dark and
gloomy picture The only accomplish.
ment We can see was the retirement
OF Huorta. and he didn't 20 until ne
got good and ready The sole cry OF
the administration was "Huerta must
So He has long flown. Now. what7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
EFFECT ON IMPORTS

Another OF the direct effects OF the
European war ON this country will be-
the falling or OF import revenues OF
the government Tho result OF this
will probably force the government 90
a national bond issue. or To- devise some
other means of raising sufficient rcy,-
nue. 20 keep up with the national eS
penscs. 10 has been computed that
the daily receipts on duuabIe GOOD
a. tho port OF Now York produce "a
revenue 90 from $500. 900 20 $500 600.
with duties arErcgatinr "a yearly reye.
nue. OF $500 100000
Any considerable depletion OF such
sum would make a very biz hole I'm
the government receipts. which. with
the Increasing necessities OF tho GOV
eminent would greatly cmbarrasa ,hs
present administration 10 make ends
meet This is no mere conjecture.
but palpablo fact that will soon be-
realized as showing the far.-carrinr
generalization of the stupcndous con
Met that is about to break over Fu.
. ropc. OF course there ls no reason 10
supposc that this country viii not br
able 90 meet any situation of fH.4
character 10 is too rich in resources
both natural and financial Of thia
time 90 b. seriously disturbed An,
bond issue that may DO required viii
be- ersuhscrihcd f1r by our own
people Hut thr indirect effects ur
seriously upset business condition.
- our largest imports come from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05
SEWER SYSTEM

Specie. I.H. Hf.H fr r.. rHHrIffrrrrnr
MARTINS UrEs $751; va Aug g.
Civil Engineer Herbert NrErIErf
.ruraa.uf... Engineer Calvin Vs.
Hendricks .. Baltimore. naa submit
f.I fl Ha Martin burg OHIraIa che
.n~ ..sfl I... covering Goo proposed
sewerage system Ir This city and ffn
proposition H. shortly. Na .ufr tied
Ha tho uu..r here The plans pre-
.lr... .T Er-."rrr MrEr.rhf raN
Tor F system covering aH fHr laid 0l'
sections Uf ..T r..r Ht cost ~ rrf-
."' exclusive rf private -'Eff lf
.aE and Gro '|r ..e sueaI plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-05

France. Germany ard Enrisnd. and
Sith al three at ar. ~ Foiuu.e -
Imports that rm b. vithdrzun iii
b. Aggregated The loss % import
revenues vli b. in properties 20 The
duration % hosunues Sons o. the
merchant ships % the bslnsereats
that are not impresssd iii care a.
dare 20 venture 20 "a 9Th carEo~s.
~ they viIi b. The legitimate prev u
ths opposing powers