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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-17
If unable to work or eat prop
erly, Iron, in soluble form,
is what you should
try at once.

High medical authority has always
taught that iron is the best tonic for
the blood and all agree on its great
medicinal value. The trouble is that
many pills and tonics said to contain
iron are not to be relied upon. So
that those who wish to take iron as
medicine may have a reliable source
OF information, this announcement is
made.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-17
ASIDE FROM THAT

He: Is the tire flat?
She: Well, 1t is a little flat at
the bottom, but the rest is o. X.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-17

The more the people hear of Gov
ernor Cox, the more they realize that
-four years of Cox" means, -four
years more of Wilson"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-09-17
Quick Results Noted

The new way to restore iron to the
blood-the surest and most depend
For Sale by OHIO COUNTY DRUG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

My Introduction to the Harding
home was through the kitchen. I ar
rived slmultaneously and coinoident-
ally with "a large deiceation-and II
took M all the front porch.
Have some ice cream was my
hospitable greedngi And right there
was the cook taking out Of the ice
cream freezer at hat momen a
dasher with about a pint OF the
smoothest and crcamiest ice cream /
ever saw-and tasted. We had a
right friendly time, and / secured tho
Harding recipe for making ice cream
an everything. and 1 asked the cook
IL she thought she'd like to cook In
the kitchen at the white house. and
h told me that she was fixing to
do Just hat.
The Incident Of the ice cream Is
typical OF the Harding home. They
are that kind OF home folks. No
style" Just simple people who live
in an average small city house. The
good taste of the mistress is evil
dcnccd by the wicker furniture and
pretty c%rctonnes. There was a CLINT
In Mrs. Harding's eye when she
stated with conviction that she was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
Woman Writer Visits Harding
Home; Finds They Are Home Folks

perfectly capable of running her own
home-and had taught herself to do
II. too, after her marriage, in these
struggling years when her husband
was building up his baby newspaper.
Il was evident that to her belongs
a prideful share OF the credit FOR
nursing he baby paper to husky
maturity.
Now there's one mighty nice point
about the Hardings; they are on. and
indissolublo. II Is not senator Hard
ing's cnmpHigu-it Is our campaign
ana they are standing shoulder To
shoulder and fighting II together,
just ns they shar,d the labor and the
triumph OF building up a newspaper
and winning the senatorial togl. In
the old days, whom the papers stan
was small. Mrs. Harding generally
wrote up the weddings and Il tell
you 7 certainly did dress up those
brides she confided with "A happy
laugh.
AIRS. Harding was born and has al
ways lived in Marion, except for alb
scnces In Washington since Mr.. Hard-
Ing became senator. Being the
daughter of n banker, she acquired
n knowledge OF business. and doubt
less her straight, clear thinking and
interest III AFFAIRS that used to be con-
49, fAhAA N hAHANAANN AAAAiN lIOAll
her early associations.
Deeply religious In her convictions.
she IN certain that the world IL grow
ing better. The spiritual tone Of
the hundreds Of letters that have
come to me since MIR. Hardingss
nomination, fHhe said. proves that
the people are good. | do not believe
there are many really bad people in
the world"
Tho NHusH "a. ..Hs.t .N.t-
in Marion have demonstrated their
affection for senator Harding is n
thing that Mrs. Harding likes to talk
about. They havo shown that they
love Warren q. Harding" she said
with the enthusiasm that sparklod in
her voice every time she talked OF
either ono of two subjects Warren
Harding aud tho hOn.9 folks at
Marion.
As to politics she Is Interested and
thoroughly ohjoys the speaking tours,
but IL Is more important to her in
hef lpb AS wife 10 make sure that her
husband puts on his o%vcrcoat when
ne goes out on the front porch.
II has been such Il hnppy sumner"
she said. so many interesting pco-
pie have come to visit me. Their is
nothing | like better than to have
friends staying in our home
You VIII look In vain for affection
In this kindly hospitablo woman who
speaks with n Buckeye accent.
Studying her AZ we sat in cOzy chat.
! wondered II, some day. l were to
wander ver to the white house and
she were mistress-wcil, would there
be ice cream?
Ana then l tried to picture her IN
the environment In Washington. nut
somehow all / could vision was the
slender woman with iron gray hair.
pretuly waved, n CARRIED as simply
as simple ran be in a black tailored
travelling suit and Llack tailored hat.
who sat laughing about her 'intui-
tlons.'
You know, don't you, that Mrs.
Harding knew all through the con-
Nention that the senator would get
that nomination. Woman Intuition
old her to sit tight, and so she lust
sat there quietly In the gallery and
waited for the announcement, and It
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
Itinerary of Judge
Mechem for Balance
OF the Campaign

oct. 20-Carlsbad at . y. M.
oct. 201Aricsin s y. M.
Oct. .i-picacho . a. m; Tinnic,
llondp und san Patricio aud to Linz
coln by ft. Stanton . y. m;
Captain . y. m; Nogai 3;f5; Carrizozo
5 p. M.
Oct. 2e-Thrco Rivers. Tulai ,sa,
liz Luz. Alamogordo.
Oct. 2S-Organ nt noon; Las Crpeea
at night.
Oct. 25-Silver city.
Oct 26-Dcming.
Oct Albuquerque at night,
OcL2b-uallup.
Oct. 2s-Santa Re.
Oct. 30.-Las Vegas.
Oct. 31-Las Vegas.
"DoN'Ts"-PoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find a iob-Find H.
Don't Wish you could rent Your apart
Don't Wish you could sell your Aouso-
Sell IT,
ny using the Herald's Classified Columns.
Phone aab. Phone st5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

Left Ration in 8-inch
Snow to Drive Here

Id. Hullum, formerly in charge OF
paving work here for the III paso
Bitulithic company, has returned
from Ration, where he has been In
charge OF n paving contract there.
Mr.. Hulium ana Mrs. Hullum left
Ration last Friday after an eight-inch
hnowstoum and Travelled here by auto.
about 40 miles OF the way Ia heavy
snow.
Mr.. Hullum viii leave here Thurs
duy Tor El Paso, where no will re-
main for tho winter. Tho'paving work
has been suspended at Ration for the
winter. About half Of the contract
there WIS completed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
.CA[OMEL LOSING
, OUT IN SOUTH
Mr.. Dodson, the Liver Tone
Man, Responsible for Change
for the Better.

Every drugRlst IN town has noticed
O great falling on IN the sale OF calo-
mel. They all give the same reason.
Dodson's Liver Tone n taking lis
place.
"Calomei Is dangerous and people
know H." Dods0n'a Liver Tone f.
personally guaranteed By every drug
aist who sells H. A large bottle
doesn't cost very much but ifiit fails
20 give easy relief In every case Of
liver Hluggishneaa ana constipation,
just ask for your money back.
Dodhon's Liver one q u PHEASANT
tnaure, purely vegetable remedy.
harmless 10 both cnildren and adults.
Take q spoonful nj nlght aud woke
40 feelinF finet NJ h~ilioneuoap. Sick
headache. acid stomach ~ upnstipDt-
"a bowels. II doesH't grippe or cause
incougenience all tho next day like
finttnf ealomcl Take q dose OF fai-
cffII tAHIaf fHl fnmnfiow tnn will
feel uena sick and n%ansraaed. Doat
lore & day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
City Pays Tribute
To War Hero

with fun military detail, was IN
charge Of Colonel Henry Rolf Brown
OF the American Legion post. lie
was ussistcd by Lieutenant Farrell.
The color bearer was Corporal Ed
ward fison with Corporais Walter
Lord and $. GRANGE as color guards.
Strong Brothers had charge OF ar
rangements.
rhe ushers were all former service
mon wearing their overseas uniforms
and divisional Insignia. They were
as follows. Esmel Terniro Pedro q.
Duran. Silvcrlo Valencia. Robert T..
Ioudon, Delfin NaranJo and Panfilo
Cano. The firing squad was compos-
ed OF the following men: John Me
Carney Harrison ID. Burial. Newton
Henley, Eliaes Pine, Enrique Percn,
Alfred baca. Batista Targhctta and
NJ. + Trosselio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

tTle Evpninr Herald made r. sew adapta'
ton ~ the French criminal proccdusc- Che
Evening Herald applied tt 10 Oh" great
political question. Why l. Hardinfi aud
found an answer. With the republican
nretidentiai candidate was she woman
ME-. Harding.
taftfrr woman was ket 20 eaten bat.
with the result that the secret 10 The Ohio
SENATOR'S sncerssful career wat disclose
T. hcshi with o dish Of honey Bee 'rc1in.
aud cnded with the flash NJ +. camera II
tfplsied the career ~ the xnceessn Aupii.
eau vife-thr woman who ran nrcpHrp her
huslt ut food. take care ~ ts clothes
watch after his health and tT,s her plHce iu
The frn spotlight ~ Publicity hrstie iNu.
as tho eyes ~ q nation look on nut let
the women who fonnd the wum1a ia tho
rA.l toll her nMn sInry d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

came In due time, and the campaign
started, and Mrs. Harding took up
the task Of seeing that there was
dinner enough to go round. And
pretty Don the porch speeches bo-
a and she had to go OUT and stand
before the camera-thuts the only
part OF the campaign that is distastc-
mi To nnr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

and businesses IN any State Or States Of The
Juited Kntcs, and IN the Republic % Alex
700, a. the discretion Of It's Board q Dircc
The corporation Is apihori4cd TO Issue
cnpnHl Atuck 10 tho nuuhhcr Of $4,000
Dollars each. an of which capital stock mali
DO Common stock, with voting power.
The nan,ck and postofnce addresses n lhe
inrorporators, ~1ad the number VI shares Of
capital stock subscribed BY each, ARE as
q a ~ Wilson. Room Is, chambes Of
Commerce buiiding. Albuquerque. New MeN'
Manuel IS oiero. Room aa3 Rorbor Bald
ing, Albuquerque. Sew MeSiec, 30 shares.
= & 0risEa, eos Santa re avenue 'i.os
Angeles California, 20 sharr
H.. r. Chase, korber 3uilding Albuqler.
que, New Mexico. 100 shares
W. A. Field, 80 South Edith street, Al
huuutfuuc. New Mexico. 20 shares,
r. T.. harncs. Room 3. Stern building.
Alhuqucrqne, New Mexico. % shares
The arErerate ainouni Of which subsgrip'
pany will commence business.
VI.
The time for which thin corporation shall
exist shall be MY I,2l y''r'.
The number Of directors who shall man.
age the affairs Of the Compnny shall he not
less than three go nor moro than seven t7).
and shall be The lumber fixed by the BY
Laws Of tht Company, excepting M above
limited, and until otherwise fixed and DE-.
termincd by the bylaws Of thn Company.
the names Of the directors who shall man.
and until their successors are duly elected,
shall DO
G. A. N. WILSON,
r.. r.. CHASE. aud
Il. y. BARNES.
VIII.
Tho Board NJ Directors shall have power
20 adopt ~ Laws for the management n TIE
business Of The Gompaay which by Laws
md unless The SAME be- repealed, amended
or substituted, wholly, OF in part, hy 70 BY
Law; or bylaws. duly adopted w. the
stockholders ~ the Company.
rs WITNESS WHEREBY we have here.
unto set our nnlncs this 22nd day ~ Sep.
O. A. NJ WILSON.
q = CHASE.
W A.. FIELD.
MANUEL B OTERO,
r. T.. BARNES.
D. c. OltrEGA.
state Of New Mexico, County of Bcrna.
ON this aith day Of September. A. D.
1920, before me personally appeared %. A..
NJ. Wilson, Manuel Is Ofcrn. n. a. Chase.
W. 4. Field, and a. T. Barnes. 10 ne known
90 be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing Instrument. ard scy.
orally acknowledge that they executed the
same as their free act and decd.
WITNESS my haad and ,'ptarinl seal the
dag and year Ia this certificate aforesaid.
tsoaD ERNEST - GARCIA.
Ny commission ,Suircs October =, 1871.
state of California, County Of Los
On this a7th day NJ scptcmbcr. A. u,
1890, before me personally Appeared y. C..
Oriega, TO me known to be tho pcrsoh de-
seribed IN aud who executed the foregoing
InatmWruI aud acknowledged that Ip pvr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
ARTISTS HERE FOR
! RECITAL TONIGHT
Nevada Van Der Veer
and Reed Miller An
nounce Program

Nevada Van Den vcer. contralto,
and Reed Miller, tenor. who are 10
appear here tonight in q recital under
the auspices OF the F~ortnightly Musir
club and the American Legion. AR
rived In the city this morning. both
said they were in good voice for the
recital tonight. The program follows.
J. Duet--Tho Jcwels ~ the Ma
donna .s........ Wolf-Fcrrari
Mime. Van Der Ncer and
Mr.. Miller
2. Ca My Days Have becn 50
Wondrous Free
tb) Ally Generous Heart Dis
DANA. Frnncla Hcpkinson
tfirst American Compos-
or. 1Ta7-i7sD
Mr.. Mnicr
o. Aria long Of the Robin wom-
Gnrom the American opera.
"Shnncwis'D
Nine. Van Der Neer
g. Cello Turchlno assam. .Cocciano
conio's lament trugliaccil
s............... LcoucnVnlin
Mr. Miller
O.. IT, Nii ..............L oroux
To Music ......... Tnchcpiu
S%cgnodoiio Wnrmcn) .... .nizot
MINE. VAN Der Vcer
Intcrmlsslon
G.. Piano Solo.
T. Ducts-o Lovely Night. Ronald
venice ....... Harris
nj Nine. van Der vccr and
Mt. Miller
5. l pid Not Know. Vandcrpool
Lindy Lou ......... strickland
a Proposal salter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
French Miners to
Ask Wage Increase

PARIS. Oct. i9.-Mombcrs of tho
national council OF the French min
crs' federation VIII meet here October
~, 20 consider demands for an inn
mediate advance In wages. The rate
10 be demanded n as yet unuunounc-
ed, but It ia Understood To vary be-
tween four aud five francs a day. n
~ indicattsl the companies will be-
given Is very brief time in which to
nnawcr. y b a IN Gaze Of refusal, n
strike win be called.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19


State N New Mexico. State Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico. &
United States Of Anncrira. State ct New
II n HEREBY CERTIFIED. ,ha, tho
annexed L. a fun, trac and complete tran.
~CEfTfFtCXrE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON-LIARILITN
NEW MEXICO room PRODUCTS
COMPANY
(No Stockholders Liability
tNU. lO770)
kith the endorsements thereon. As anlne AZ
nears on file and Of record hn the office Of
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the State
Corporation Connniss IN Of the State Of New
Mexico has caused this certificate 90 De
signed by ITS Chairman aud the seal ~ said
Commission to be affixed ~ the City OF
sania fe on this sih day Of October, 4. d.
tscaD J N LUNA.
Attest, A. J. MORRISON. CLERK
CERTIFICATE OF No STOCKHOLDERS
vvur,s LlAbILlrI
NEw MEXICO ROOD PRODUCTS COM.
PANf Quo storkhol1crs' liabiitiy), IL about
To be incorporated. aud Articles Of lncor.
porution 20 that end have been executed
preparatory 90 filing the same
NOW. THEREFORE,. We, the undersigned
incorporates and stockholders IN said cor.
p%oration, do hereby declare that there shall
bo no tiochlloidors' liability on account ~
Rny, stock issued by said corporation. NEW
MENltO FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY
Quo Stockholders liability.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have here.
unto set Dur names this -2nd DAY ~ Sep.
TENDER, A. d.. 1920.
I. b & 9Er rFS
+ r GGAhihss sE
MANUEL u. OrERO.
g. a. NJ WILSON.
ANNNE al AHum AWmHH. HN.naH.a - N....
On mi, tn day Of October 1890. before
ne personally Appeared q. a. N. Wilson.
aud Il. =. Harness. to mc known 10 be ihr
persons described in aud who executed tho
foregoing instrument. md s~cvcrally Rckunwl.
edged that thcy executed the same rs their
free net aud deed.
WITNESS my hand and Noiatlal seal the
day and year In this certificate aforesaid.
tScnl) ERNEST - GARCIA.
My commission expires October i. 1921.
state OF California, County Of Los
Angcles-ss.
On this 4th day Of October. 1870. before
ne personally appeared u. e. ortega, 10 me
Wtu eSceuicd the iororons instrument aud
acknowledged ta me that he executed the
snine y. his free act aud deed,
WITNESS my hand and Nnturial Seal
the day and year in thi, certificate aforc.
said.
tscaD l.. D.. PERIsIIo. .
Notary Public.
My commission expires Dee. 20. tqgH.
ENDORSED
Cor Reed Vol Z. Page a..
Certificate Of Non-Liabiliy
NEW MEXICO FOOT PRODUCTS
COMPANY
tNo Stockholders Liahility)
Filed In office of
STATE CuRrOK ALTON COMMISSION
OF New Moxico
Oct. &. iaeu-1:8n T. NJ.
A. g.. Morrison
Clerk.
Compared.
lCh TO JJO.
gii7
1NDENED
COMfpb
4. W. 60 D. X.
state N New Mexico, County ~ Befna.
hllo-ss.
This instrument was filed Tor record On
the mn day Of Oct. 1920, 10 a;fO o'clock
NJ. Recorded in Vol u" Misc. Of
Records uf said County. Folio iG7.
NESrOR MONTOYA.
Clerk aud Recorder.
by OLIVIA ENERiTT.
Deputy CLERK.
Oct 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

SPRlNGF1ELD, Ills, oct. H.
roads In Illinois today were denied "A
forty percent Increase In freight rates
by the state public utilities commits
sion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

the iith day ~ oet. 1920. a. $40 O'Clock
r. M Recorded 10 Vol. %" Mise. o.
Beeords u said County Folio Ad7.
NksrOR MONTOYA.
CLERK add Recorder.
ny OLIVIA EVERITT,
Deputy CLERK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19
j. NJ. LUNA,
(Sral) Acting Chairman,
Attest A. l. MORRISON CLERK

We. o undersiEned, for thN purpose ~
forming n corporation. under the provisions
of Chapter 81 Of the 1918 Codification ~
Laws Of Now Mcxieo. Hgd the laws srpplc-
mrnting aud amending said chapter. aud Tor
The purposes hereinafter stated, do hereby
certify as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

The Herald is tho New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-19

The name Of this corporation Is "NEW
MEXICO ROOD PRODtCTS COMPANY"
Quo stockholders' liability.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03

THE STRANGE CASE OF CAVENDISH



fed back into the hall, crashing the
door behind him.
Ten minutes later he returned, not
alone, however This time his COM
panion was John Cavendish but par
tally dressed, his features white and
haggard.
With nervous hands he pushed open
the door. At the sight of the body he
trembled a moment, then, mastering
himself, strode over and touched the
dead face, the other meanwhile edging
into the room.
'Dead, sir, really dead?" the late
conner asked.
Cavendish nodded: "'For several
hours" he answered in an unnatural
voice. "He must have been struck
from behind. Robbery evidently was
the object cold-bEooded robbery. You
heard nothing during the night?'
Nothing, sir. I swear knew moth
ing until 1 opened the door and saw
the body few moments ago."
"You'd better stick to your story
Valois," the other said sternly. ''The
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03

patched a casual, courteous note tc
John Cavendish requesting that he
call, Mr.. Patrick Enright, of Enright
and Dougherty, sat in his private office
on the top floor of the Collander build
ing in Cortlandt street waiting for the
youths appearance. Since young
Cavendish had consulted him before
in minor matters, Mr. Enright had ex-
pected that he would call voluntarily
soon after the murder, but in this he
was disappointed. Realizing that
Broadway was very dear to the young
man, Enright had made allowances,
until, weary of waiting he decided to
get into the game himself and to this
end had dispatched the note, to which
Cavendish had replied both by tele-
phone and note.
"He ought to be here now" mur-
INJURED Mr. Enright sweetly, looking at
his watch, and soon the expected visi-
tor was ushered in. Arising to his
feet the attorney extended a moist
pudgy hand
quite prompt, John," he greeted.
'"Take the chair there-and pardon me
for a moment
AS the youth complied Enright open
ed the door, glanced into the outer
turbed for the next half-hour. Then,
drawing in his head, he closed the
door and turned the key.
"John,'' he resumed smoothly, "I
have been somewhat surprised that
you failed to consult me earlier re-
garding the will of your late cousin
Frederick.
"His-his will !" John leaned for
ward amazed, as he stared into the
others expressioniess face. "Did-did
he leave one?
"Oh! that's it, the attorney
chuckled. "You didn't know about it,
did you? How odd. On the night of
his death drew up his will. Incident
ally, I am the only one living aware
that such will was drawn. You see
my position?"
Young Cavendish didn't; this was
all strange, confusing.
'The will,' resumed Mr.. Enright,
twas drawn in proper form and duly
witnessed"
"There can't be such will. None
was found"
Possibly not" said Enright with
quiet, sinister gravity. cit was probably
destroyed and it was to gain posses
sion of the will that Frederick Caven-
dish was killed.
John leaped to his feet, his face
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03

oloodless: 'My God!" he muttered
aghast "do you mean to say"
'"'Sit down, John; this is no cause for
quarrel. Now listen. | am not ac-
cusing you of crime; not intentional
crime, at least. If an accident happen
ed, that was your misfortune. /
merely mention these things because
am your friend Such friendship
led me first TO inform you what had
happened over the phone. realized
that Frederick's hasty determination
to, devise his property elsewhere was
the result OF quarrel. | believed it
my duty to give you opportunity to
patch that quarrel up with the least
possible delay.
II have, it is true, performed an un-
professional act which, if known
would expose me to severe criticism,
There is. however, no taint of criminal
intent upon my conduct and, no doubt,
my course would be fully vindicated,
were I now TO go directly before the
court and testify to the existence of a
will"
"But that could not be proved. 1t
has never been found"
"Quite true-or rather, it may have
been found and destroyed. 1t chances,
however, that took the precaution to
make a carbon copy
"Unsigned?"
'Yes, but along with this unsigned
copy also retain the original memo
randa furnished me in Frederick Cav
6ndish's own handwriting I believe,
erom a legal standpoint, by the aid OF
my evidence, the court would be very
apt to hold such a will proved"
He leaned suddenly forward, facing
the shrinking Cavendish and bringing
his hand down hard upon the desk.
''Do you perceive now what this will
means? Do you realize where such
testimony would place you? Under
the law, providing he died without a
will, you were the sole heir to the
property of Frederick Cavendish. It
was widely known you were not on
friendly terms. The evening OF his