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NoVELIZED FROM THE PLAY
BY MAURICE v. SAMUELS.
to,>ug.t Dy William Elliott. r. Ray Comsto I
and MOTris GcSt.l

ltU,Augll o. William Elliott. r.. Ray CoHstO :
and AJgrs DtcStJ
Jrihcr. tho am Of Jasss' and HuldaA OF the 'Eh'
Of Juduh, durag Inc time VI k.ng Solomon. 3.UUi
}vsH az 10 LuhapU Al home, whore h. l- =
sA'YNe. hpJ. lie forms a friendship win 1H4a,
al nu the latters HN,t'" I.sutdtr hH tatacr a.
give him hs PORTION pt NE patrruA estat', IArn
b. and T0,4 set out Tor Jerusalem. where they 80
io the hOu.a 81 Nadina, WIN s,yvs hun her dsugI.
ter TiSla Ar a haudnaldyu. They 4IArl Oyel a
nN'Ala,e IlslA dcSlyr. Whah Jrth-f refuses "a
buy. NallLa chldeo Ti-la. telling u"r that Jcthey
holds hrT Cheapy. Tls!A Vows " b. r-Yongcd. AMI
Nhvu JgtlttT D., ua'f intoxicated Fhr pNyuiA u,Oa
him n iorrNssaF the tod uf Israel aud proclaim
allegiance tu lsIfar. the laDS .unlan god Of love.
Isn a company VI AHr iurHis ar1he aud tIr'
plunge into rNrir. son ait,rSapl IlAT.s, A rich
~ captain. H. introduced " IIshI OBS Lrr mother.
To JeiIcr, dL,nal TIE glr, quickly snCNA lar
him on a Nuyage. Al As money gone, Nad'us
strips him ~ his ar possessions and driEeS aIu
forth. FINALLY As arrives HON" and meets Ca.
hs elder GOL.ug. WLO fUgbIds linn " eater te
hOuEe.
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and surfer the ulSllluAloIlHleHl
of being the wife Of a sovereign was
horn IN New Orleans iifty-nine years
ago. Her father vas Michael tieinc, q
Jewish banker, and her mother Miss
Amete Miltenhcrgcr, who came Of a
prominent Louisiana family.
Having made a fortune in New
Orleans, Michael Hoinc srttlcd. in Paris
inter the Franco-Prussian war, and rose
10 be a noted financier. His daughter,
Alice, became "a bride OF the Due de
RichClieu, scion OF an ancient French
line. ShC bore him a son and a
daughter, after which he died. The
son Inherited the title, and a few years
ago, followed the example OF his father
nv taking an American wife, Miss
Eleanor Douglas Wise OF Baltimore.
Alice Hcine, Duchess of R4Cholicu,
remained a widow many years before
she was won hy the Prince Of Monaco,
whose prior marriage 20 Lady Mary
Douglass Hamilton, an. English Nom-
an, had been aunullrd h} the church,
Life with the sovereign prime" o. tho
tiny country Of Monacu-uoted pIin-
Clpally for IT'S great gambling resort,
Monte Carlo-Wae not "a bed Of roses,
and she soon tired OF II. The Prince
was given a divorce,
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supply 10 them. and coplous water
drinking. Many times l have told
readers that water starvation causes
many common disorders, the most
prevalent one being constipation
which Is the result Of indigestion
The mixed diet is the healthy one
and II Ia an established fact that
when various foods are avoided for
any length Of time certain digestive
tuices, which contain tho necessary
Ingredients TO dissolve these foods
lose their power to digest them when
they are eaten. Thus We see that tho
digestive juices, like the muscles and
other organs which are not constantly
used. eventually become weak and
powerless 10 perform the functions Tor
which they were created.
tr Gentle exercises aid digestion while
strenuous efforts send 80 much blood
TO the muscles that they naturally
have tho opposite effect and really
letard It. No physical exercises
should be taken directly after a meal
and a half hours rest before the meal
Is also beneficial.
HOARsENESS-S. D.: TAX" a little
lemon Juice, sugar and ElyctIlne Tor
this several times a day.
3 -
COLD HANDS AND FEET.-H. 7.
n. Plunge the hands and feet into
lot and then cold water and massage
them well with alcohol. Poor circu-
lation causes this. Deep breathing
win remedy this condition also.
ANAEMIC-RTTH r.; Whoiesame
foods will make blood. Grapes, green
Vegetables, fruits, nuts, raw eggs and
milk are also recommended.
BOW LEGS RALPH G.: This
condition cannot be easily remcdl'd
nj your age, 1t may be corrected
early IN life. however,
LARGE ABDoMEN.-MRS. u. g.
r., Trunk raising, body bending,
swaying. are the best exercises Tor
reducing large abdomen, Diet is also
important, Of course.
BRUSHING THE HAlR-Mrs. II.
q: brushing L. good for dry scalp
and dry ~dandruff. Brush with a stun
brush, which will penetrate the hair
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vi AZ are 'o'ss,
to
keep the various
digestive organs
and juices in u c
condition
they can sustain
the body In
health n, q d
among e are
exercises TO slim
NaAI
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part Of the waist IN relieved by tho
small flaps which finish the pockets.
In harmony with the dushing
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lie found Gaal staring toward the
goat shed with anxious eyes.
"Why dost thou remain hers2'
asked Jesse. rs augAt wrong VITA
tho dogs?'
Say, my father answered G1aI.
quickly. "Eut go thou within"
If am anxious about tho stranger
WAC hath passed through Hebron an ]
who may have news OF ICiher." r.
Piled Jesse, sadly. But hope harH
almost left mo 10 miuo old ag".'
"lf thou nearest tho worst, ivy
strength may leave thee arg 10
GaaL
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Lesson Talks and Answers to Queries.
RHEUMATISM. X. H.: Faul

and not irritatc the scalp. Use cas-.
tile SOAP for shampoo!ng dry hair.
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FsALnp Fidi,or. ESeuins ~Gf!'
I have siX yards
o, navy blue satin
and would ike 20
know how to make
II for street wear
Am 3 feet 2 inches
tall, weigh 1870
pounds. have dark
hair, lots OF color
MISS J.. A W
collar and cum
% Tan hINalcl1th or
silk poplln Tucked
~ ton o. satin in
serted In skirt Blue
velvet ribbon around
waist line
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tile soap for shampoo!ng dry hair.
RHEUMATISM. X. H.: Faulty
diet. retained waste In the system,
and poor circulation must be correct
ed. Cupiuus water drinking, deep
breathing and fresh air exercises.
MOUTH BREATAlNG-Sarah NJ:
The chin strap will prevent snoring
and mouth breathing at night.
FATTENlNG FooDS-E. r.: Nuts
and raisins are f%attening. Water
should be drunk freely between
meals.
BRITTLE NAllS-N. q. H.: Rub
cocoa butter on the nails each night.
This will prevent and remedy this
condition. Ridges on the nails are
caused by acldity.
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xxi.

F.THE angry Gaal almost struck
~ ~ his younger brother as
Jether, with all the strength
- he could command, faced
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am sixteen
years. old. very
slim. Weighing 100
pounds. Would like
your advice con
corning a French
voile dress OF dull
blue. having a tiny
rose design over II.
Would like II for a
Sunday dress thia
spring.
ALICE w.
Blue satin belt.
cufrs. and front o.
skirt. Collar ana
cum trimmings OF
black velvet.
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ANAEMIc-RUTH r.; Whoiesame
foods will make blood. Grapes, green
Vegetables, fruits, nuts, raw eggs and
milk are also recommended.
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BOW LEGS RALPH c.: This
condition cannot be easily remcdl'd
nj your age. It may be corrected
early IN life, however,
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To MRS. II: Design for Miss L. A.
W would be pretty for your tan serge
White satin collar and Guns ana
| black velvet ribbon
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CHAPTER XVII.

~ q !; e: 8: .: : e: +: 4. I: i: : :: : Co.,: g.: : =:
house 20 listen, Wonderingly.
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LARGE ABDoMEN.-MRS u. 6.
r.: Trunk raising, body bending,
swaying, are the best exercises for
rsducing large abdomen. Diet IS also
imDortant, Of course.
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Famous Women.
I1CE HEINE. the only AmerIcan

WOman % VTJOY wv W~I7O7'V'VI'
and suffer the disllluslonment
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COLD HANDS N FEE

COLD HANDS " 81 =
~: Plunge the hands and feet into
hot and then cold water and massage
them well with alcohol. Poor circu-
lation causes this. Deep breathing
will remedy this condition also.
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HoARsENEss-S -: Take a little
Iemon Juice. sugar and glyccrlne Tor
this several times a day.
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BRUSHING THE HAIR-Mrs. II.
q, brushing L. good for dry scalp
and dry dandruff, Brush with a stun
hrush. which will penetrate the hair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
TRY II! SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
Starts your liver without making
you sick and can not
salivate.

Every druggist in iown-your drug
glst and eyerybody's druggist-has
noticed n great faning-on in the sale
OF calomel. They all give the same
reason. Dodson's Liver Tone Is tax
Ing It's place.
"Calomel IL dangerous me people
know Il, while Dodsons Liver Tone
Is perfectly safe and gives better re-
Suits" said e prominent local drug
glst. Dodson's Liver Tone Is person
ally guaranteed b. every druggist who
sells It. a large bottle costs 30 cents.
and II Il fails 20 give easy relief In
every case Of liver sluggishness and
constipation, you have only 20 ask for
your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy.
harmless TO both children and adults.
Take a spoonful al night ana wake up
feeling fine: no biliousness. sick head
ache. acid stomach or cOnstlpated
bowels. II doesn't gripe or cause in
convenience all the next day like vio-
lent oalomel. Take a dose o. colomcl
today and tomorrow you will feel
weak. sick and ~nauseated. Don't lose
a days work! Take Dodson's Liver
10 I'M 'suU 1907 pun pBslsuI ouoL
Nlgor and ambition,
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BUSINESS ron FOOL KILLER.


"Rumofs widely circulated in the
financial district ut noon today tina;
Germany had declared war upon the
United states caused a sharp break IN
the stock market" read dispatch un-
der New York date yesterday. There -
possibly some excuse for a report Of
this kind being circulated during the
present period Of strained relations
between the United states and Ger
many. unfortunate though II Is. as il
leads to unnecessary excitement and
causes people e rush to telegraph
and newspaper offices IN order to get
the facts In the case. II seems. though.
that when Il comes 10 'rumors' the
grain and stock gamblers can concoe;
mot Of them than n set of men
We ever heard of. Even In normal
times the markets are affected almost
daily by 'rumors' Of drought In Ar
g~entInia. that the Hessian Fly f. work
ing on the wheat in Canada or hat the
chickens In the Fill isiads nave the
roup. Yes. when il comes 10 starting
rumors, you've naturally got TO hand 4
10 the grain and stock gamblers.
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aicners court ana ex-officio clerk. and
that said county clerks OF counties Of
first class are paying out of their W
salary from n To two clerks above
what the law now provides. ard that
an fees received by said county clerk
IL returned to tho county and state
and that said county clerks shall b.
provided for. 80 as I o have sufficient
help To KEEP up their work"
Section 2 OF the bill reads; THAT
said county clerk or aistric, clerk Of
Union eounty u behind with five
clerks in said office from three to five
weeks with his duty"
Assuming that this bin becomes law.
how many extra clerks win the county
clerk OF Union county. or amy other
frst-class county be allowed to en-
pioyf The BIN. II such II may he
called. seems Ia he more OF a recital
Of the troubles OF the county clerk %
Union county than anything else and
in lts presen, form II does not contain
q single point % law.
No wonder courts are swamped with
when they a 10 wade through
a tumble Of words tryine I o fathom
the intent Of our legislators.
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STRENGTH OF OUR AnMy.

The actual strength OF the United
States army. according q the latest
figures available, is i,s43 officers aud
.97.0i2 enlisted men. That includes
the medical department. In addition
thee are lss officers and 5000 enlisted
men in the Philippine Scouts
There are 71.03s officers and men In
the United States including those with
Pershing in Mexico and now on thc.'
way to the border. Most Of these arc
In service at the border and along the
coasts.
In Alaska there are 1872 officers and
men; In the Philippines 1i.Ss4 regulars
and 5.7s5 scouts; In China i.274; "a
Porto Rico ia; In the Canal 2opc
1899; IN Hawaii s,ft5. Since these fig
.ures there has been possibly twenty
thousand onlistments under the Hay
act. War department officials refuse
an Information M Ia the exact figures,
The authorized strength. including
the first Increment under the Hay act,
IL 5i.2et lnfantrymen In thirty-eight
seventeen regiments Of
cavalry with 1881 men; nine regi-
ments 81 field artillery with 1881
men. three regiments and one mount
ed company OF engineers. with ana
men: coast artillery corps, ei.fe3 men:
staff CORPS and departments. 1924
men; Philippine Scouts. s.7s5 men;
miscellaneous, 1885,. That makes "a
total Of i2s.se7 or 1899 exclusive OF
the medical department.
The army is not up 10 the authorized
strength under the Hay act. but re-
ports as 20 how great ms deficiency
Is are not Uniform. They range from
10000 10 10000. Recently recruiting
IL said 20 have been much moro
rapiG.
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CIGARETTES ASp noozE.

Feprcs recently complied and made
rahiic sk"w hat Uncle sam dnrine
the year Isls received revenue on
7ts.sssSifa gallons 81 whIskey az
si.io per gallon. OF the brew that
made Mnwankee fcmnrs he received
s~si.sls.s1s a. his share 81 the returns
on l.ssi.ssi.sss gallons. coffin
nails or ciearettes as they are called
in polite society. turned into The gov
ernmen Golfers the sum % s~3i.591-
zee. This makes a total Of S2Si.2s9s-
2as received by the e~overntienl from
these three sources.
Many will advance the c'a'm. even
IN the face Of the rapidly with which
n prohbition wave seems TO be en-
auIfing the unit that the consump-
tion II liquor Is increasing THIS
probably Is not the case. hat the fig
arcs seem 10 Indicate that h con-
sumption OF liquor In this country "a
not decreasing TO such an alarming
extent that the brewers VIII have 20
nail up their windows. place padiocks
on their doors and placard heir build
ines To Let"
The Increase in the cigarette bust
ness Is contributed IN no small measure
20 the fact that the cigarette hahi, Is
growing amons the women OF tho
United states. II Is becoming quite a
fad Tor the women 10 smoke cigarettes
Just how much NJ the consumption IA
chargcnble TO them Il is Of course.
impossible TO say. But they are re-
sponsihle te a considerable extent for
the apparent increasing popularity Of
the pills
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Tndny's NmnI,crenrlar.

Willard Fillmore. thirteenth
president of the United states. born
IN Cayuga county. y. y. Died I'm
Buffalo. March S, ASIA.
lSi2--Charles Dickens. the novelist,
born at Portsmouth. England. Died
at Gad's Hill. June .. 1870.
iSi9-Grand Duke Of Tuscany fed
from sienna and provisional govern
ment formed.
iS53-Robcrt Lucas. drft tcrritor-
ial governor OF Iowa. died at Iowa
city. Born at Shcpherdst1wn. Va,
April I. 1881.
tS67-An act for the union OF the
Canadian provinces was introduced
in the British parliament.
lSIS-British iloct ordered To Com
s%tantlnople 100 consequence Of Russian
advance.
iSso-The Young Duke Of Orleans.
%prctender To- the throne Of France.
visited parts. end was arrested and
imprisoned.
tSa2-Mauy lives lost n q Gre chat
destroyed the Hotel Royal ia New
YORK CITY.
fS93-NehrnskI legislature elected
William V. Allen United States sem
hy a coalition Of Populisis amt
Democrats.
william "a. English. pema-
cratic candidate for Vice president iu
1850. died at indianapolis. Born at
Lexington. Ind. AugUst 90. iS22.
i90t-Marriagc OF Queen Wilhei-
nina OF Holland and Duke Henry OF
i90i-Start NJ the great Baltimore
IRE. which in two days burned over
ii0 acres and destroyed property Of
an estimated value oi $40. 00O. 600
l9O7-Johu u. Rockefeller gave
$50. 000. 600 To- the general education
board.
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HOME AM SCHOOL AssooIArIox-

There In no other cooperative
agency so much needed by the school
as the home declared Franklin q.
Dyer. superintendent Of the Public
schools of Boston. Mass. lr a com
m~uhicatlon to the Cnited states bureau
Of education, department ~ the In
terror. There never was a time when
the need was so great for Intimate
connection between the home and
school as aIpresent The conditions
OF modern life are 30 complex. op-
portunitics for good and evil are SO
numerous. the occupations % the home
are SO meagre unless they arc related
10 the school. and the. work of the
schooi is so abstract unless Il has a
practical tco In the home. that il
Is imperative for parents and teachers
to get together.
The cooperation should not he
confined TO a sentimental regard and
respect OF each for the other. The
trimming ~ each must supplement the
other. Such corporation Fan CONT
about in no other way 50 well az
through organizations that bring par
ents and teachers into friendly and
frequent association. The problems
OF character building. OF habit forma-
ton. Of training. % vocational ma
sci. In fact all the questions that per
tain TO the early period Of child life.
are Of equal Importance 80 parents
and teachers"
Superintendent Der has recently
given his endorsement to a plan O.:
citizen cooperation with the city
school board. This plan provides Tor
an advisory council OF citizens "a on-
sist Of local committees 20 rcpresen.
school district. appointed by nc
school and home associations Of the
district. This plan" says Superin-
Dyer. involves the ultimate
organization OF a home and school
organization in every school district in
Boston" II is expected that the
school committee will designate the
director u extended use OF public
schools. or some other official. 10 as
sist In the organization and the ac-
Invites OF the home and school asso-
Citations wherever they do not nov
exist.
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GERARD HAS REACHED
DERNE, SWITZERLAND,
ON HIS WAY TO u. S.
Looked Upon Him as a
Hostage Until Arrangements
Were Made for Safe Departure
of Count Won Bernstorff.

ny Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. The state de-
raitment has received a report tnat
American Ambassador Gerard ha.,
reached Berne. Switzerlond.
The arriyais~f Mr. Gerard In Bcrnc
was announced la "a dispatch from HIM
to ambassador willard I'm Madrid. who
forwarded Il without further Informal
tion TO the state department.
From European sources outside OF
Hcrmany the government has learned
that the Gerinsn government actually
did consider Mt. Gerard practically an
a hostage until II received adviccs
from Washington dotafling the ar
engagements made for the safe de-
parturc Of Count Bernstorn.
IL was disclosed today that on
Monday the state department sent a
Ions dispatch giving the plans worked
out FOR the safe departure OF the
former German amhassador aud his
suite. ANY plans German officials
might have entertained to RESTRAIN the
OF Mr.. Gerard were then. of
course. dropped.
The German governments action is
bclieved 20 have been more IN the ma
turo Of "A move 20 compel o safe return
pf Count Won bcrnstorff through the
allied blockade rather than any step
against MI Gerard of the United
States.
The state department had sent 10
Ambassador willard "A dispatch To De
to Ambassador Gerard in
Berlin which would be Il value only
In cas- Ar. Gerard stni were in tho
capital.
Ambassador Willard replied lac had
O dispatch from Mr.. Gerard al
hcruc aud wished Instructions as 60.
whether hc should forward tho de-.
dispatch To him there.
No direct report has hcon received
from Mr. Gerard or from the Ameri-
Cun minister az Bcrne but word Is cN-
pccted during tho day which viii clar-
tfy the situation. The last dispatch
from Mr.. Gerard Mt Berlin was dated
Ee.b Z
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~ TT YOUR KrDNEYsq
Don't Mistake the Cause Of Your
Troubles.

Many people never suspect their
Kidneys. IL suffering from a lame,
wea'; or aching back they think that
II IN only IA muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think Il
VIII soon correct Itself. Aud so Il IL
with all the other symptoms OF kid
ney disorders. That is where the
danger often lies. You should realize
that these troubles often lead to
dropsy or Bright's disease. An ef-
fective remedy for weak or diseased
kidneys Is Doan's Kidney Pills. Resi-
dents Of this Vicinity are constantly
testifying.
Henry Geler. 3i7 san Francisco
street. santa Re, New Mexico. says:
Il suffered a great deal from pains In
my back and sides. The pains were
SO bad at times that l could hardly
stand them. 1 had headaches. too.
| had heard that Doan's Kidney pills
were good for these ailments and be-
n using them. They were just what
] needed. After ! used one box, my
kidneys were strengthened and the
backache was cured. | felt better In
every way. Since then. I have used
II few doses OF Doan's Kidney pills
OH and on and they have kept me free
from kidney complaint"
Frice sac. az all dealers. Dent
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Geler had. Toster-Milburn Co,
Props. Buffalo, y. Y.
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SOME MORE LITERARY GEMS.

House bill No. Isl. introduced In
act prohibiting pool halls" The Hill
contains only one section. which reads
as follows: AN act providing for each
and every precinct TO haye the priv
ilcse Of voting as TO whether or rot
pool tables shah be licensed and run
III public places. This act TO take ef-
feet Immediately upon lis passage BY
u petition presented "a the county
commissioners OF one-half Of the vot-
urs Of said precinct"
We presume the author Of the bill
intends 10 convey tbs meaning that
after q becomes a law one-hhlt Of the
voters Of a given precinct may petit
ton the county commissioner To cal,
an election 20 vote on the proposition.
II such IL the case. the last sentence
OF the bin Is anonymously worded.
Another bill by the same man is No.
152. introduced IN the house. II IL
entitled An MT 10 provide Tor assess-
ments for taxes by school secretary"
This bin contains only one section,
which reads as follows: An act 20
provide for school secretaries % assess
an property in their respective dis.
iricts under the supervision OF the
county assessor, providing he b. a
competent man and shall he paid at
the rate Of t2.5e per day. and shall
not 20 ecd three days at such work
Such wages q be paid from the aaiary
OF the county assessor.
Is u the Intention 81 the bill 10 i'm
ply that the Assessor or the sohoo;
secretary shan be a competent mani
IN either event. who IL Go determine
his competency or incompeiency?
House bin No. las by the same au-
thor Il entitled IAN act to provide for
moro clerks IN counties OF first elias
section I OF This bill reads ~ follow.
THAT said counties OF first class have
a county clerk whose duty Is clerk Of
the district court. recorder, clerk ~
probate ourt, clerk % county commits
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Ryan Probably Will
Receive Appointment
To Succeed Neblett

Special Corresponding 90 The Herald.
Santa Fr. Fcb The United
States senate having confirmed yes
terday the ppointment Of judge Colin
.Neblctt a. United states Judge for no
district Gf New Mexico. Governor de
.Baca Is expected "a make IN early APP
.pointmtnt of hi, successor. Raymond
n Ryan. formerly of Albuquerque VIII
probably receive the honor The aH-
pointmcut be- co the uucNpircd term Of
tho ludTeship 81 the eighth judicial
district Including Grant ana Luna
.oountic7. Mr.. Ryan practiced law 90
Albuquerque, aud studied FOR the SUI
preme court bar examination while In
the offices o. Isaac liarth. lie Gee
moved 10 silver City about five years
-nEO.