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beautiful finish Of the floor? That
finish won't last long. VIII the un-
derlying construction develop de-
fects that will mar the house and
disappoint the owner7 And what
Of the outside walls7 OF all the
points in construction which vitality
affect the practical qualities as well
as the appearance Of the house, this
Is probably the most important. No
man Of average means can afford
walls less permanent than brick.
For beauty and attractiveness and
warmth Of effect, brickwork de-
serves a special niche In house con-
struction. Brickwork forms Its own
beautiful finish, never needs any
outlay for painting and repairs, and
grows more beautiful year by year.
1t is cool in summer and warm in
winter. Counting upkeep cost until
paid for, the brick house always
costs least.
The Hlawatha Is the design Of
one Of Americas foremost residence
architects. its beautiful exterior
is a natural development Of the well
arranged floor plan.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28
TO GAIN A GOOD REPUTATION.

The way to gain good reputation
is to endeavor to be what you ap-
pear. That is precisely the manner
in which Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy has gained its reputation az .
cure for coughs, colds. Group and
whooping cough. Every bottle that
has ever been put out by the manu-
facturcrs has been fully up to the
high standard OF excellence claimed
for II. People have found that It can
be depended upon for the relief and
cure OF these ailments and that II Il
pleasant and safe % take.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28
A GOOD pHYsJc.

When you want a physic that Is
mild and gentle in effect. easy to
take and certain to act. take Cham
berlain's Tablets. They are excel
lent
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28

creed by circumstances to be, and
no matter where 1t Is placed, 1t
can bear indications of refined taste
and proclaim to the world its own
er's good judgment.
And good judgment concerns not
only exterior appearance and ar
rangement of plan, but goes behind
the finish and weighs the merits
of the materials used in the con-
struction. What is behind the
plastering? What lies under the
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28
Marriage xiosnses ISSUED During the
Past week.
White. None

WnIL6. - NUuG.
Colored. - R. j. Nelson and Ro-
setta Mccoy; Pearlie Anding and
Ada Carter; Yves Walker and Rena
Johnson.
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w. F. Jackson, Attorney,
McComb, Mississippi.
HOW BETTER THAN PILLsY

HOW BETTER THAN PILLS2
The question has been asked: In
what way are Chamberlain Tablets
superior to the ordinary cathartic
and liver pills? Our answer is, they
are easier and more pleasant to take
and their effect is so gentle that one
hardly realizes that 1t is produced by
a medicine. Then, they not only
move the bowels but improve the ap-
petite and strengthen the digestion.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28

You are an exception IL you are
lot taking The Leader. Your neigh
hor does.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28

Just as a mans exterior appear
ance is consequence Of his in
ward ways of thought, even more
10 is this true of the house which
he builds. The size Of the struc-
ture and its location may, of course,
be matters beyond its owners con-
troll. The man Of average means
obviously cannot build a large and
snowy house or afford a lot In an
expensive neighborhood. But no
matter how small the house Is de-
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furnish complete drawings for this design
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You are sure to keep up with all Of
che State. county and town news ~
snn ara a Leader aslharrihar
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28

Posted at the Court House door octo-
Der 5th. 1922.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

This was done and Secretary vii
liams got busy in Tho publicity end
OF the venture. Almost overnight
Magnetic Springs became known a.
the home of the oldert woman mayor
In the country. The old bus TO Del
aware that had almost stopped on.
Grating FOR lack Of PATRONAGE. once
more took on life and did n thriving
business. particularly with newspaper
reporters and curiosity seekers
Mrs McFadden met the newspa-
per boys and frankly told themi u
hardly know what II Is all about.
Secretary Williams issued
concerning her policies
But this was not all. The state
officials at Columbus questioned the
legality OF her acting AZ mayor rhoy
pointed out that the job. automatic
ally fell upon the shoulders OF the
president pro tenn ~ the village coun-
eli Secretary Williams was equal jo
the emergency Ito induced a coun-
Gilman 20 resign, n necessary. and
Induced the president pro tenn
20 resign as president Of the council
and the way was paved 10 lave Mrs
McFudden I'm tie position a. prcsi-
dent pro tenn Of the council and there
Hy assume tho office OF mayor. And
Magnetic Springs has been turned
into a thriving village, according 20
Secretary Williams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

years. hut underneath IL lay rcpud
muscles n heavy bones
Instantly IA plunged ht him
They went down locked together
Dave underneath The puncher knew
that IL he had room Miller would
hammer his face TO q pulp Hc drew
himself close to the barrel body. arms
and legs wound tight like hoops.
Miller gave IL yell Of pain.
"Lemme loose shricked the man
on top. My Gawd. you're killing
mei"
Dave had not the least idea what
was disturbing Miller peace Of mind,
but whatever ~ was moved TO HE ad-
vantage ~ ciamped tighter, work
ms hts heels into another securc ro-
sition The biz man beloved with
pain.
whats an this?" demanded an
imperious voice.
Miller was torn bowling from the
arms and legs that bound him ana
Dave found himself lerkcd roughly
TO his feet. The big rawboned fore
man was EiRring at him above his
large hook nose.
(Continucd In Our Next Is=ncl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

wa "a ringer" These mem had
deliberately crossed the path Of the
;raJi ouin. In order TO take from tho
vaqueros their money
The punchers were suikJ Instead
Of q fair race they had been up
against an o~pen-and shut proposition.
as Russell phrased II. The ieors Of
Duble did not Improve their tenn
pers.
They say ones born every min
ute. Ad. Dawged Il 1 don't celicvc
IT, he sneered.
Audibly Hart murmurcd his santi-
menta aloud TIN liable To tell
these birds what ! think ~ EN-.
stovc. IL they don't spend quite some
time layin' onn US"
Don't tell us out loud We might
hear you advised poble. InsoIcnfiy
In regards TO that III sure worry
IL you did.'
Dave was at that moment return
INK 10 his place with "a cup OF hut
coffee. By some peryerse trick of
fate his glance fell on Dohlc's sinister
face Of malignant triumph His self
control snapped, and IN an instant
The whole course Of hls Ifo was de
Elected from the path It would other
wise have taken With "a Nip he
tossed the tin rup 80 that the hot
coffee suuscd the crook.
"Goddelmighty!' screamed Dohic.
ienping tn his feet. Ho reached for
his forty five. just rs Sanders closed
with him.
Miller with surprising agility Tor a
fat man got "a his feet and launched
himself Ht the punchor Iltyc flung
the smaller Of his opponents back
against Steve. who was sitting tailor
fashioned beside him The gunman
tottored and fell ovc Russell who
lost no time In pinninr hIs hands to
she ground while Hart deity re-
moved he revolver from bits pocket
Swinging round to face Miller
Davo saw al once that the hir man
had chosen not to draw bus gun In
spike OF h1s tat the gambler vas u
rough-and-tumble fighter ~ parts
Tho extra weight had come in recent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08
KEEN INTEREST IN
j, ALTHOUSE RECITAL
Tenor Will Give Pro-
gram in City on
Feb. 20

That The singer holds.a foremost
place iu she hearts ~ me people is
being shown 100 the interest displayed
here boz the recital on February Is.
which raul Althouso. leading Il u
the Metropolitan opera house. Is to
give.
People OF this city have demnn
strnted thHt they src unsteady die
eliminating They want only 'he best
artists. aud b. H. a matter Of civic
pride that more aud more h. there
being shown by others than the strict
.ly musical "a desire to hear fine In
Is-trumentalls's and singers.
one thing has been couvlncingty
shown; q distinguished artist ma
always Dee relied upon 20 present on
his or her program selections which
will be enjoyed by the gsr'rnl pub
lie In this respect, Althousc is a.
ways c~onsiderate His compositions
ara ~ a high quality vet Ne always
seems - find songs which arc essen
tiailv melodluud and which touch M"
hearts 81 his hearers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

place. Dug Dobie was chosen both
starter and Judge
Dave watched whisky BnI with
The trained eyes 81 q horscmun The
. nimai WIS an ugly brute as 10 the
head But In legs and body II had
the fine lines OF q racer The horse
wus built Tor speed Tn. cowpunch
or's henft sank Ills bronco was
fast bu. the little range puny had
not been designed 80 show IT, heels
10 q neRr-thorouEhhrcd.
Are YOU ready '' Dohlo askct4 VI
The two mon iu the ~Fddl"s
His brother said. Let Ter CO., san
i'i nodded The revolver Larkrd
Chiquito was of like q flash uf
light, found IT, strid" instantly. B'-
fore u had covered IS yards the
pinto was three lengths to ;ne good
Foot by FOO tho distance between
the horses lesseuod To- two lcugths.
to one Co hulf o. length The ugly
head OF the racer came abreast Of
Ia" cowpunch"r. Win aickeniug
certainty the ranEc-ridor knew that
his Chiuuitu WIS doing the best shat
In g. Whisky Bill was . faster
horse
The halfway mars was just ahead.
-cpwpuuchor knew exactly how
tu make the turn with the beast pos
siblo loss ~ speed and ground.
Scarcely Hiuckcuiug speed he swept
the pinto round the ciump OF mes
quite and was on Tor home
Dave was halfway back before he
was SUR that the thud OF Whisky
lBilrH hpofs was almost az his heels
lie called on the cowpony for q last
squirt The piucky little horse an
swerod the call, gathered itself for
the home stretch. FOR % moment held
IT, advantage
Then he knew TINT the hay wns
running side hy side with Chiquito
we horses raced down the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08
Forest Men Fooled;
Feeding Baby Course
Not Meant for Them

when you are in the forest s'r-
vice Nou cin ncver tell hat you viii
have, TO learn next Supervisors and
anger from Arizona ami Now AlrX
leo forests thought that they had 90
new line 20 add 10 their store NJ
knowledge OF trees. roads. fires
horses laws, mapping and general
f.rezitN when thcy gathered ln tho
federal court rom here fpT the sep-
oud day 81 their annual conference
yesterday
ON the blackboard. under o. hcHd
ing "Nursiag the Baby they saw dia-
grams and charts 81 feeding hours
and other mysterious thinrT
They thought hat % new cours' had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

Course was c..osrn ror tnr race.
from u selected point the horses
were To run 10 q clump ~ mesquite.
round o., and return To the starting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08
POSTMASTERS IN
SEVERAL TOWNS N
STATE ARE PICKED
Congressman Montoya
Recommends Men for
Appointment
tspecInI 20 The HcrnIdl

WASHINGTON Feb. S.-Deter
mined to retain the majority which
they now have In ongres the repub-
licans are sparinR no effort 20 per
feet their organization. n for that
purpose have r%corganized the con.
grcssionai committee and appointed
the various subcommittee necessary
10 carry on TIA" work Of the approach
ing campaign.
In recognition Of the successful
work done by Congressman Foss. of
Ohio. during the last campaign he
WIS again elected chairman OF fh.
congressional campaign committee.
Congressman Ncator Montoya was
elected a member Of the national
committee for the state OF Few Mex
leo.
Concerted aud vigorous efforts are
l"ing made by Senator Bursum and
Congressman Montoya to obtain con
slider ZION and payment Of the many
Indian depreciation claims due clti-
scus co.: Now Mexico
To That end bil,s have been intro
duccd In tho Henn and house hy
the gentlemen numtd which provide
',hnt -pcn claims shall be considered
on their merits without regard to
whether Tic Indians were or were
not Ht so-calied amity'' with the
government when the d-epredations
complained OF were committed.
The following persons have been
recommended by Congressman Mon
toya fcr appointment as postmasters,
clyde Earl Eley, AZ Demiug: John G.
Luikart- at Clovis; o.. q .Cndy ~ Al
nmogordu Charles g Lee. 1T Las cru
Mrs. Raymoudo Romero. at
Mountutnnir Mrs Ruth NJ SAnches.
a.. Gleason; Mrs olivia q Rice. At
Lewis NJ kuykendull. at
Mrs Ad~iicin Chnses. at Cal
i-tco. Henry Bradfort. at Iamnrk:
Mrs Mary JOY. at OnuVa. Henry
Workman. Ht Peralta Mrs Edna NJ
eaton ~ Plain. BENJAMIN Sanchcs.
az I0lNnderi Eugcnc +. Lambert at
River. J W Miller. a. san Isl
James % Mcdowell At Vcrmejo
Park. g. l. Meilland. nj Nulcanu.
Ben = Nahours at White Noun
taius. Leroy Biho At Sun Rafael;
\ u Johnson at Mangas. and Mr..
Edith NHnsvholk. at White Oaks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08
Unusual Stories

ABOUT UNUsuAL PEopLt:

IBy MA SrrNicc
cpItMBJS. q. Feb ST there
bare people on Mars. wc'U be talking
with them soon via =-!-slcss.
But the only language We can mako
'fhom understand viii be the univer-
ai language of music. say Ferenc
INccsey. Hungarian vioilnist.
And Nc,Hcy wants TO he tie inter-
|preter
rhythm abounds throughout cree
Iatlon ' NcCsey says. 1t can be made
ITO express all human emotions. II
music could he FLUNG 20 Mars on wire
Hess waves we could with
That planet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

"GODDLEMIGHTN SCREAMED
bubl.E. LtAriNG TO Iiis FEET
stretch together Whisky Bm halt q
length In th. lead and gaining ui
every STRIDE, Daylight showed be-
tween them when they crossed tu,
line 'hipuito had been outtuu hy
90 spccii-r horse.
CHAPTER III
Hart yamc up to his friend grin
ming We'll Fou old huru-tuad w
got un klch comm thluultu run a
miEht} pretty race, only trouble
was his lnlgs wasn't ioug enough
The owner Of the pony nodded a
lump Iu his throat. lie was not
thinking about his thirty nvo dollars
but about the futile race int which
hc had allowed his little beauty 10 ho
trapped Dave would not lee twenty
uur I'm coming grass and Do SIN hurt
his hoyish pride 20 think that his
fayurito had been beaten.
The voice Of George nohlc cut in
openly and %ofousivclt iuhllnnt. I'm
teti YOU uoW that hroumttil never
had Il chance a. beat Whisky Bill
'forr hosa can run .ch' admitted
pave.
lie didn't have 20 take the kinks
out OF hir lcgs tu heai that plug
"Nou get pa money stid Hart
quietly. Amt That enough without
rubin II IMP"
Tho usual g~ivc-nnd-iako Of gay
rrparteo wis missing nt supper that
night What hurt was that they had
been tricked. led like lambs Ca the
killing, Nouo Of them douht"d nov
tho pack-hor-e Of the gamblers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08
Live Commercial Club Secretary
Puts Woman, 30, Into Office as
Mayor and Brings Town to Life

MAGNETIC SPRINGS O., Feb. S.
Mrs. Mary McFadden who was eighty
years old last December. has been APP
pointed mayor Of this village and
thereby hangs a ale of how tho sec
Rotary Of the Commerce club here ORR
riuotcd and put through to a success
fut conclusion the idea OF bringing
publicity to a health resort whose
popularity appeared to be waning.
A. Secretary Williams OF the Com
merce club tells H. this little health
re-ort Of goo residential citizens.
tucked away In the country, fourteen
miles owe rutty uad from the nca
est town. Delaware. was In "a rut aud
something had To be- done.
when Mayor Nathan %. Brown an
bounced his intention % spending the
winter IN Florids Secretary Williams
conceived The idea We viii app
point o. woman mayor he suggested
and prevailed upon Mayor Brown Co
name Mrs Mctaddcn 60 act during
bis abseucc giving AZ his reason that
Mrs. McFadden was the oldest wo-
man lu town capable OF acting as
mayor during Brown absence
been -ct OFT Tor them. and began 20
-fudg the data Some suggested that
n was Co. accompany the lecture on
Training the Field Force. which
was on 'ho u~roErafu.
but 10 wa~ tu o. mistake n WIS
finally explained that the child wei
fare committee Or the Red tros. had
held a m'etine In the room the pre-
cc"dipE evening and had neglected 10
erase The blackboard
You will find II in our CLASSIFIED
Columns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-08

Eeadine. IA. II was a nervous
wrera sad could hardly do my house
work. always had 10 have help orl
would never have got IL done.
Through the advice Of friends have
been taking Lydia +. pinkham's
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and ydia +. Pfnkham's Blood Medi.
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fine and doing my work all alone. |
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me suffered for five years and
Lydia r. Pinhkam's medicines pulled
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sToYER. l2ls Mulberry St Reading.
Pm.
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The New York herald., 1922-09-01
BRITAIN CLOSES j. S.
CONSULATE OFFICE
Charges Passport Visas Re-
fused Unless Holders Took
American Ships.
AIDING SHIPPING BOARD
But Consul at Newcastle De-
nies He Favored These
Vessels.
AIDING SHIPPING BOARD

LONDON, Sept. l (F'riday) (Asso-
ciated Press). The British Govern
ment has Cancelled the exequatur of
the American Consulate in Newcastle.
and the American Government has
closed the Consulate. 1t is asserted that
the Washington Government has been
furnished with proof that consular of
ficials in Newcastle abused their posi-
tions tc the disadvantage OF British
interests, among other things having
refused TO visa British passports to
the United States on trivial pretexrs
unless the holders of the passports
agreed to travel on American vessels.
The action OF the British Government
In withdrawing the exequatur
Of the American Consul was taken It
Is officially stated. after the American
Government was duly notified of such
partly under the terms OF the
commercial treaty OF
1915 and partly under the recognized
principle of international law that
Government can withdraw the exequa-
tur OF foreign Consuls whenever In its
Judgment 1t has reasonable cause for
this.
In 1856 the American Government
similarly revoked the exequaturs of the
British Consuls In New York, Phladel-
phia and Cincinnati because they had
alegedly helped to recruit for the Brit
ish army In America.
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
VOTE OF SENATE ON BONUS
WITH LINEUP OF ABSENTEES

Il
Special Dispatch
Newy orkH Herald
ID. G. a.
FOLLOWING is the record how Senate voted the
McCumber bonus bill to-day showing parngs ast
= the probable lineup Of the absentees
BONUS
REPUBLICANS, 81; DEMOCRATS, 70; TOTAL, A.
eron (Arz), Capper tKan), Colt (R (Ia Curtis
kan), Gooding daho), (Me), Jones (Wash), Kellogg
Mmn) La Toilette (W), Lenroot (W) (Mass.), Nc
Cormlck Gid, (Conn.), McCumber IN d. McNary
Ca), Stanfed tOre), Sutherland ya (Mich)
Watson Cnd), Wills (Oho)
Observation-Disclosures (Arz) Broussard tIa.) CuIberson
tIex Fletcher (Fa) Gerry (R IL (Ala.), Hitchcock
Pomeene tOhio), RansdeIl a), (Mo (Ark
sheppard (Tex), Simmons (N Co. Is. CO.,
tFh), Walsh (Mass), Walsh tMontl
AGAINST BONUS.
REPUBLICANS, 15; DEMOCRATS, Il TOTAL,
REPuBLICANS-BaH (DeI), Borah Udaho), IN. Y)
Dnngham Vt) Edge (N. Jo, France (Md Frellnghuysen
IN H Nelson (MInn) New (Ind) Phipps (Con
Reed Pa), Smoot (Utah), Sterling d., w.
DEMOCRATS-Dial IS. CO., Glass (ya) Myers (Mont)
Shields (Tenn), Swanson Va), Underwood (Ala
(Miss)
Republicans paired against the bi II
present-DuPont (DeI), (Ky. (Me) Moses
tM H), Newbery (Mich). Page yt). Pa),
(Wyo),
present-Harreld (Oka), (Cal), g. d.
Poindexter (Wash), Spencer (Mo).
Democrats paired who against bill if
present-King (Utah), Watson (Ga)
Democrats paired nesent
Harrison (Miss), Harris (Ga) ny Oyerman IN C)
Stanley (Ky). ~
Senators absent voting voted against
the blt-Owens (Dem, Okla.), Weller Md.).
Senators absent voted
the bil-EIkns (Rep, w. Ladd (Rep. ~ MckinIav
Nhep' ')' norris thep, Neb), Caraway tDem, Ark.).
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
SOVIET CONDITIONS
ARE UNACCEPTABLE
Washington Objects TO Mos
cow's Reception of Offer.
Special Dispatch = THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
WaahfnVt0u ~. C Aug. ~.

Special Dispatch g. TIE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ~. g., Aug. ~.
The nature Of Russia's reception X
the suggestion from the United states
that this country send a commission o.
technical experts TO investigate cordi-
lions and make a report is not satlsfac-
tory TO this Government.
For the reason that Leonid krassine
speaking FOR the Soviet Government
would attach strings 70 the proposal for
sending "a commission and make II de-
pendent on a similar privilege being
accorded the Soviet Government. the
State Department regards the commis-
sion project as for the time being. O..
least not feasible The incident may be
regarded AZ closed a high Administra-
tion official declared to-day
Attention was called 10 dispatches
from Moscow according 70 which the
soviet Minister 81 Foreign Trade and
Commerce laid down conditions upon
which an American commission would
be received 4 comparison ~ these with
the American suggestion as made pub
lc by the state Departn cnt would
easily show why Tie attitude of the
Soviet Government WAS regarded here
as unsatisfactory" and therefore an
effective barricr to further action along
tho lire suggested
The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Daugherty Plans to Proceed
Against Shop Leaders on Or
ders From Executive.
APPROVED BY CABINET
Action Follows Harding's Dec
laration of a Mans Right
to Work.
Special Dispatch to THE New YonK HERALD.

Special Dispotch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Rureau.
Washington, ID. C.. Aug. 81.
The Federal Government is prepar-
ing to ask indictments against several
men prominently Identified with the
railroad shopmen's union on charges
of conspiracy to hinder interstate
commerce. The actions may also in
volve members of other railroad
unions who have encouraged or par
ticipated in sympathetic strikes.
The indictments will be sought as
the result OF specified acts. selected
because they present. it will be al
legged, clear cut instances of law vio-
lations.
The Department of Justice for sew
eral weeks has been conducting In
vestigations of acts Of violence by
striking shopmen and persons in SYM
pathy with them. The facts are being
put into legal form for presentation to
Federal grand juries In several States.
The departmental officials are care
fully guarding their movements. But
II was learned to-day that Attorney
General Daugherty has taken personal
charge OF these cases and is proceeding
under specific directions from President
Harding