The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-30
CLASS FICTION.

~ EDtNNtNG with our issue OF
X Monday June lst. the Evening
Herald I~uauFurutcE a new feat
ur, of the newspaper which We feel
tcfs sure win Doc found valuable and
which our readers Viii appreciate
~, have arranged for the publica-
tiun. scrinlly. uf % number OF great
movers the work of the most popular
ol present day writer's e. fiction
stories by the men vino make tho
Ghost sellers a majority of the
novels already in hand. and which
wc will publish during IN next few
months are now or viii become best
rCIl,rs They are great stories OF
romance ana adventure and gripping
interest
inc .irst novel tho one beginning
tioudny afternoon, b. by Dane Cool
ndr, "a master Of plot, who has writ
ten several of the very best Of recent
novels OF adventure. This "a rs
probably Coolidgc's best work. II is
called 'Thc Land of Broken Prom
iscs and while Il would be OF ire
mvndous Interest % any time d; is Of
especial interest rght now because
the whole story deals with northern
Mexico, with scenes right along the
border. two hundred miles to the
south of us. and with country many
readers Of the Herald know as well
as they know tho scenery about Al
hupucfquc. Many OF you will be able
90 recognize scenes and even char
acters ia the border city where Cool
idre begins his tale. Not "A few OF
YOU will recognize the cen he
ain iu the north of Mexico. some
OF his characters. both among The
reyulutiunists and the federal cad
crs. YOU will recognize as familiar
characters in the news during the
past few months.
For In writing this story Coolidge
dad not depend on his im%agination'
Equipped with a great plot, ne went
to the border and wrote his story
there. right In the midst of the thrill
inp events ne so ,ivldly describes.
% Is a great, big rcd-1looded
story. We liked il when II was sent
10 us. and We feel pretty sure you
VIII like IL. We do not intend to be
.tiney with b., although this ID oil
fiction comes high. The story will be
given Co you in generous installmcnts'
ONE every uight. until the story II
dome We suggest that you start with
thc very nrst insmilmcnt. n you do
you win not miss any Of the sue
c,cding ones.
This storg Dos Dane Coolidge is the
Ar.t Of SECS. raj bag novels which you
VIII bo able To read in the Hcr'ld'
a., orc ,ou VIA hke them and NJ
.,al pretty sure that you VIII.
Right along with these great hc.
tou features the Evening Herald vii
confirm, Co give you the great new'
service which has made this news
-i,r FIRST iu the Sew Mexico field
Iu covering the srtat events of tn,
M,NiDau CRISIS you nave no doubt no
f.,d that tho Eycniug Herald Rat
H,eu able 60 publish practically ever,
iwpuriaut event az lea-! twelve
hout ne.orc ,uy other Sew Mexico
u",usuap,r The credit cor this, -
,uurs.. H due Geo the wonderful after
r.su leased wire service a. the Asso
..strd Pres. and tine natural ad
vantage ot tine afternoon paper. one
m very great while AN importan
news story breaks tor b. morulu.
ucwspapcrs. Generally IL Is "a catas
trlpne. happening during the nishl
.rth lf che disaster Co the Empires
of Ireland Even with o. % disasie
Oh, Herald gave the first comprt
heusisc nccount Of the catastrophe
This section. But the big news q
every day; the important events d
mo news. happen In b dayiim'
whom men work. ana these events an
covered fully and first hy the aite'
noon newspaper. The best the morn
ing newspaper ear do "a 10 give
"rc-hnsh.'
Tho fiction feature % the Evenin
Hertld l. an extra" Tor you. W
viii go right along giving you today
news to-day and giving IL 10 you ahea
or every other newspaper.
JIsTICE 10 LANGLEY.