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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
A~RMSTR0NG's
GREAT DRAMA. THE
ESCAPE" IS COMING

Have YOU cvcr stopped 90 think OF
the misery and unhappi1ess caused by
the marriage of people unhealthy and
missmated' did YOU ever walk along
street no the slums Of any city and
seo the punN. slrkly children playing
around. ana wonder what kind of par
ons they have? Have YOU ever been
Co "a farm whore they breed hish-class
hioodod horses. cows. hogs. and other
animals. and noticed tho car taken
OF them Did YOU ever look into the
matter of germs and see ana wonder
at the life and lnmagc these little an
finals can 40 And after you have
looked into the above YOU wonder nj
the wonderful part lie plays In The
world.
Coming Saturday and sunday. Oc-
tober 80 and 80 to the Crysal thenter.
b. Paul Armstrong; The Escape" IN
seven reels. produced by -. W. CRIT
nth, the worll's greatest moving Pic
uuro director. with an all-star cast,
including Blanche Sweet. Mn Marsh,
Robcr. Marion. Donald crisp owen
Moore. and Arthur Marklcy. The
story deals with the Stun NE Of New
york.
"Bulr" MCGEE. a physically nerf"c'
but Gopraycd dchizcu - ~" slums
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
LAW
WILL STOP
AMONG LONDON WOMEN

tAssociated Press CorrcspondcncnD
London. oct I2-Thn ~no.trcJtiuR
law nov enforced iu the Loldou dis
trIof VIII from present Indication
greatly decrease drinking among WOO
men. Tor 10 is among the women ut
the lower classes that .rcuting is the
most prevalent Even In the most
poverty stricken sluWs of the cas-;
end. "a woman who drinks los herself
is considered mean, rrccdy and TN
social ana she b. accordingly ostra-
cized The onlN social life among
these women Is at he public houses
Al am times os tho day. they may be
seen around the barr or in the streets
I'm front with beer glasses In hand.
Since the law prevents minors cu.cr-
ing tine garruums. the ome with
babies IN their arms stiud outside for
their drinks. But uftr1 children tend
to babies while the mo.hers and
grandmothcis are inside.
The no-ireatiug order went into eff
feet In the west end and IN the more
iC,pcctabie parts OF LouduI withuu'
"A protest. II wa taken as "A Joke.
and the public houses were crowded
with men buying their last treat. But
in he east end, actual resentment
was felt. chiefly among the women.
They regarded IL as IS blow az Their
main source ot amusement
settlement workers count on taking
advantage of the new liquor tcgula'
lions by Starting moro social halls. \
number Of these are I'M operation III
the slumsnow and their popuiur'tN
- growing. They were especially de
signed for soldiers and their girls as
a cheap place To spend an evening
Tho balls are provided with piano'
aud games, and tea other soft
drinks are sold al cost price Ncre-o.
fore, the s%uluon. CO.. pup has beer
the only social meeting place for the
people OF the slums, who are glul e
escape their own dismal tcncmen's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
SOUTH AFRICA HAS
SENT MANY RICH
MEN INTO RANKS

London. Oct. 2-.-iu the ranks 81
he South African contingent. 1u~ boz
o. training camp lu Hor.tovdshirc.
there arc many more men who have.
rolInlIished large sAlatics fu serve
the wutbcr country at % shilling Ii
dlt than l1 duN other command OF
the size boo tho impcrill army one
private before his enlistment drew %
salary Of over S25 goo % year Hs man
aver az one OF the most Important
firms In tho south African cninnN
Magistrates. w~sli-to-da iarmets and
miners. civil .%"rNuHts 90. high position
and oven men who Tough Dol u'lrcr-
BOO .h, campaign under Eofhs JgHirst
German Southwest Africa uuf had uu
COMMISSIONS open Goo .hsw Iu fh" new
~uut.uErrf. are Boo he ranks
The south AfrIrJn CON Iurart Is
n.l'l WIN young Beers. ae wen AS
.ulu1luls whose british parents Wcre
pioneers loo that world lts motto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
PURITY ADVOCATES
NERVOUS ABOUT
GLyN PLAY
City Clerk Gets Inquiry as to
Censorship Powers; Pictures
Were Passed by National
Board as Clean.

with the announcement OF the
coming Of a moving picture version
OF Three Weeks" Eleanor Gyms sex
novel. a ripple Of apprehension has
been aroused among those Interested
la the purity Of 0musements No
steps have been taken To prevent the
presentation OF the pictures. because
apparently no one here knows enough
about the films to be assured that
they are objectionable. II is merely
feared that they may prove 10 be so,
and u feeling that something should
be done " they turn out to be too
frank has been aroused.
Miss Pauline Madden. librarian At
the public library. called up city
CLERK Thomas Hughes this morning to
ask IL there was any authority locally
Tor %censoring moving pictures. she
explained later hat she had received
an inquiry regarding censorship by
one of those who IN afraid Three
Weeks vii! be Objectionable. and
sought the Information for the in
.quirer.
Mr.. Hughes said he didn't know Of
any commission board or other body
empowered to Censor movie films
mere ~ WIS tNlUt nNNfNfis ilAA dNf
really and patiently Objectionable film
could be ordered of the screen by the
local authorities under the general
police regulations OF the peace and
good morals ordinance.
There is a national board of cen
sors which passes on all pictures pro-
duced by the movie studios. and it II
said that Three Weeks would hard
~ be going over the chain of hig
movie houses u u were Objectionable.
This feeling Is borne out Dy a com-
incnt on the films boy thr New YORK
World ana the fact that the pictures
were personally inspected by the Los
Angeles chief OF police before pre-
seutation and approved. The World
said The pictures are vivid In in
%tcrest, and give no offense" The
production ran two weeks in Los An
Eeles.
Three Weeks" will be shown M
the Pastimc theater THURSDAY and
Friday. The novel from which the
films were made created q turorC
when u appeared several years ago,
aud violent opposition to IT RACED all
over the country Even the hardened
liberal admitted that IL was no book
FOR the young person. such scenes IN
the book ~ shocked the conservative,
however. are easy Of elimination ia
preparing "a movie play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
SCENE FROM NET OF DECEIT"

.thercupun commissioned TO obtain IL
my hook or crook.
Efforts 10 purchase the formula from
Mnllott falling, the two pian To get II
from his secretary, IN impresslonahle
Young maa named Fansholl. Le Fargo
and Gabrielle follow the inventor To
The government reservation where a
test Of The explosive is 10 lac made.
There. time hanging heavily upon her
hands. Gabrielle amuscs herself 10y car.
.rying on a violent tirtation with Da-
vid. a young fisherman. David, who
takes the affair seriously. IL later as
founded when Gabrielle refuses his "
fer OF marriage and mockingly spurns
him. The shock drives the young man
to the verge of insanity.
Fanshell In the meantime has fallen
nm easy victim TO the wOman's wilcs
and when invited to visit her one even.
ing does 50. David, thirsting for ven
geance. chooses the same hour IN which
10 vent his anger upon the siren. In
side the room Gabrielle has succeeded
iu placing Faushcll under the influence
Of liquor. she Is just about To wrest
the paper containing the precious form.
ula from the boys hand when David
bursts into the room.
Not only does David save Fanshell
from b~etrnylng his employer, but he
halks the plot Of the conspirators aud
eventually makes Gabrielle see the err
ror ~ her ways. The outcome of
"rhe Net OF Deceit n Of decided In
! tercst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
HEAVY CROP OF
ENGLISH YOUNGSTERS

London, oct. e6.-The toll " young
officers is especially heavy Just nov.
us the su1alterns Of Kitchener army,
which IN at last in action. are IN great
port lads out ot h upper schools ana
colleges, Recent casually lists snow.
10 take n example, that out ef lN2
officers KILLED in action. log were un-
der go years of age and ot these
eighty were under 20 years There
were live agcd Is year. zen AGED
ls. thirteen aged 20 and fifteen aged
20 gears They Included the SONS OF
lawyers, e%lcrEymcu, Military officers,
doctors and members of parliamrlls
T~h.rty-onc of the LOST We're ualy uIs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
ISLE OF MAN ON
BANKRUPTCY r
THROUGH THE WAR

Ton ion. oct. e7-No part ol ihc
United Kingdom has been so hard hi,
by the war as the Islc Of Mal. which
Is nov ON tine verge of ho %1krup.cy bee
cause the imperial treasury insists ON
the wipiug ont OF the dedcit uf yl20.-
GOO before IA VIII sanction the relief
OF distress. Where The money be- Co
come from i- % problem. o. he proc
posed remedy of higher duties and
taxes Will fan short at requirement.
The stand might .wnllow ia pride
and onacV itself leo the n%ciEhhoriny
country of Lancaster. but tradition
an sentiment revolt at the idea. Al
though Man is only % by ~ miles. ia
political constitution rs said to be the
oldest bon Europe. los |la1gJaee a gaze
lio dialect. b. peculiar to the island
and home rule has heon the privilege
Of .he ManNmnn through the ages.
When the war came. the heavy
tourist and holiday Irade was cut M.
The swift packet boats were taken
over hy the admiralty and the sup
marine menacc made travel unpopu-
lar. Man .hen became q concenlra-
tion camp OF alien enemies. who now
number 10000 or less than three
times Its total native population.
Thee camps helped to save the silt
uatiun for the island farmers. al
though q poor substitute for the luoi
OF tourists who used To como. 20 is
uw proposed that The gvcrumcut use
The hotels and lodging houses whose
owners are len great distress as hoe
pitfalls for couVales.cnt soldiers Ouo
of he relief measure proposed h>
"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Thanks to AdIutnut General John
foster Of the Florida national guard,
Kulcm Company was enabled to cmbuc
the three act "Broudway Fayorites'
production. THE Set OF Deceit, with
remarkable realism. The story h. one
of diplomatic intrigue, aud the manou.
ycrs held hy the Florida troops this
year made possible some of the most
important scenes Ia the production.
Roland Bottomlcy, the English star
who has appeared in a number OF
broadway successes. Is featured la
THE Net of Deceit, ana the cast sup
porting him Is headed 10y Miss Alice
HOLSTER. the popular kalcm star. Mr..
Bottomley appears In the role of ha-
vid, q fisherman.
one Of the most awe inspiring scenes
cvcr filmed Is shown Ia the course OF
the story. II Is of special timelluess
too. A submarine mine, containing n
run war charge Of explosive, is plant
ed and then discharged The huge col
umn of water thrown sEyward easily
explains how one of these mines can
sink a SlO,OOO,OO0 battleship In the
twinkliug Of an eye
According 10 the story N "The Net
OF Deceit a foreign government learns
that a powerful explosive has been In
vented by Mallott and that the latter
Is about to sell the formula 10 TINS
government. Le Fargo ana his com
panion. Gabrielle, an adventures, are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

marrles Jennie Joyce. The eonsumptIve
offspring Of Jim Jusse. a drunkfn.
disreputable character. A. q result
OF their union. a siclSly cfhd b horn
Niece. when drunk mol on the ci'id
while o. IL lying In "a crin, and KILLS
the infant. when McGec tries % force
Ms wife 80 associate With a E1nx ~
crooks. she revolts and trics to IS
cape. but is captured hy her hnslsnd.
McGce's wife. with The aid % her
bro her. finally 10 es9tre tut
she dies of consumptlon.
McGee M 20 escap, the
clutches ~ tho police 81 2 raid. bat
he later - killed BY his wlfe's brother
Previous 20 tho showing nf the pie
lures OF THE Escape" n wutdsryn al
exhibition OF The eafiies' sta "a OF { g
growth and breeding 90 v~arinas terms
~ animal lie IL shown on the screen.
a majority OF tho germs are exhibited
for the first time In history Included
In this reel ~ hlm b showa the hree,i-
ing Of horues. logs, cats and pigs. and
depicting he care that IL taken hy
the owners OF pedigreed animals to
see that they are bred properly. Tho
story told In The Escape shows
what little thought u given ia he
proper mating OF human beiags
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

summit, y. j., Aug. 90. 1897. As her
name suggests, she Is of French de-
scent. IL vas when she was but 1f-
teen years OF age and stlll attending
photographer, a friend Of the Court0t
family. insisted upon introducing the
little lady aud her mother To the Ka-
lem Company. with which organization
she soon after became Identified and
FOR whom she has worked continuous.
~ from that tune 10 this.
The new series Of pictures In which
Miss Courtot IS appearing win perhaps
AFFORD the little actress her greatest
opportunities, inasmuch rs the stories
have not only been written for the
star. but have been suggested largely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

"DN ioikS almost MlthOu eAcep-
ton there exists a certain
charm about the mel and wo-
men Of the professional world
Of make believe" The stage and ey-
erythlng connected with IL has always
been a subject OF interest, aud Il Is
gay things have been written about
the theater that the term Theatrical
has In many minds become synony-
nous with "frothy'' and bizarre"
With this thought In mind one meets,
with particulnr. interest, the charming
little Marguerite Courtot, who has been
prominently before the public ms a mo
ton picture stat for the past three or
four years. IL Is an odd experience TO
have ones absolute convictions ON any
subject proved IN error, but II Is re-
f~rcshing. too, to Unexpectedly find
something delightfully."- fresh and pleas
ing where the Theatrical type Is ex-
pected.
The little actr ss was interviewed not
long ago IN a New York city motion
picture studio, in which she j. now
busily engaged In making a series ~
photo phys which are 10 be released
under the general title OF The Ven.
lures OF Marguerite named for her,
the star. There. amid all the &C.
coutermcnts of the craft that deal In
fiction and romance for the entertain
ment Of the public, she was just a
sweet, wholesome little girl with a life
story 20 tell that seemed most common
place when she told tia story of sue
cess achieved IN the way that NIL real
success is won-namely, by hard work
IA story OF contentment az hand be-
cause Of continued hard work and the
hope expressed that the future held
for her. not the halo Of n %Bernhardt.
but the simple reward ~ the continued
good win ~ the admirers which she
has already made.
Miss Courtot Is called a sweet, whole
'omc little girl ndyiscdly, for she Is
still In her teens. having been born IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
Acute Articular
Rheumatism

The exact cause Of rheumatism n un-
known, though u IL generally believed 20
be due 20 an excess o. rte acid IN the blood.
IL may be also said wien . uunl truth that no
remedy has been found which H. a specific
Ia all cases. In fact the literature Of thcu-
mHtism shows that there arc but few drugs
which have not been given n trial In tho
hands Of ono observer We ana that n cesthin
drug has been used with the Utmost salts
faction: others have found tht same remedy
20 be "a great disappointment, All phNsi-
clans however agree that every method ot
treatment II aided By the administration ~
some remedy 70 relieve the pain and quiet
the nervous system and Or. W, =. schultze
expresses the opinion Of thousands OF pruc-
tttiouors when he says that Anti Knmnia
Tablets should be gwen preference over all
other remedies for the relief OF the pain in
nil lorna Of rheumatism. These tablets can
be purchased In any quantity. They are
also unsurpassed IN headaches, neuralgia
ana all pain Ask for AK Tablets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a glass of Salts if your
Back hurts or Bladder both
ers-Meat forms uric acid.

II YOU must have your mout every
lay. eat b.. but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally. says % noted
authority who ellis Us that meat forms
uric acid which almost paralyzes the
Kidneys In their efforts 90 eXpcl Il
from the blood. They become slug
glsh and weaken. thcn 70 suffer with
a dun misery In the kidney region.
sharp pains lu the back or slick head
ache. dizzinc.s. your stomach sours,
tongue is coated and when tho wealth
or Is bad Nou have rheumatI. tNinges.
The urine gets cloudy. ran az scii-
ment. the channels often get sure and
irritated. ohliging % Ca seek relief
two or three times during the nigh
To noutralizc these irritating acids,
10 cleanse tho kidneys ard lush on
the holy's uriuous waste get four
unces of Jad salts from any phar-
macy here. cake "a tablespoonful In %
glass nj water before breakfast for e.
Few DAYS and Aour Kidneys viii then
act fine. This famous salts o. made
from tho acil OF grapes M lciuuu
juice. combined with lithi1. 1ud has
boon used for generations Co fuah and
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also 20
ncu.ralizc he acids loo urine. sn IL TO
longer irrltnfes. thus ending hl'dder
Weakness.
Iad salts is inexpensive. cr1uot in-
lure. and makes a delightful cueryra-
cent Uthiu-wotrr driuk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

by Miss Courtot's unusual personality.
THE Ventures OF Marguerite" accord.
ing 10 the outline given. IN intended
to picture experiences which bcfall a
typical American girl who has been
left u fortune and sets out 20 cara
at least a share OF II by alternating
misery and suffering wherever she can
lind IL In places not commonly uncoy-
cred by the agents Of organized chart.
~. Miss Courtot's producing company
thinks she has exceptional claims to
being the typical American girl"
What viii probably prove most inter-
csting to Margueritc's admirers, who.
by the way, keep her secretary busy
answering letters of praisc-is the sim-
ole. transformations life she leads. Ey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
Russian Women To Organize.

pcirograd Oct. 2t.-Stops have
been taken Go form q federation OF
Womcu's clubs In Russia under me
leadership of the Womcn's Equal
Rights association,
Parents committees DO connection
with Russian high schools have had &c
somewhat chcukcrcd trial iu he past.
Under the present administration ~
the department uf education they are
to bee given fr"cr scope Elections
have necn held recently IN oIl she
pptrograd gyunaslums. or hifi
schools for boys and girls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

cry morning without exception, the lit
tie screen star Is "at business not
later than $50 o'clock. IL not called
to one OF the studios It this early hour
she Il shopping Ia New York with her
mother. her sister or a dressmaker, for
no small part Of Miss Conrtot's job n
to keep herself supplied with the kind
u clothes her various pictures call for.
The little stars day before the Gamers
rarely ends before $50 p. IN. MY
evenings she said, II usually spend
either at home with some Of my girl
friends or &C a little motion picture
theater near the house. where l get a
great deal Of enjoyment out Of seeing
myself and Others on the screen
As has already been told. much OF
Miss COurtot's success has sprung from
her reputation rs a beauty. some years
ago she WIS awarded n prize Ia a c0m-
petition instituted by one OF the big
New York daily papers TO prove that
American girls were more comedy than
their European sisters. Quite recent
by, too. she received another award IN
n contest conducted by the Ansco com
pany. manufacturers Of cameras aud
Photographic supplies. and at the pres
ent time one Of Der portraits Is on ex-
hibltion at the ranama-Pacidc expo
sltion as n OF thirty-ninc pictures
chosen after a country wide search To
discover the prize beauties OF the init
ea States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

EcnIr5rUt MuuEt M1cht - union
makes strength Dutch.
cold weather affected the troops at
nrst after their WORK in Us" burning
deserts of German Africa. but with
warm clothing they rather prefer it,
az they enjoy sharper Appetite.
The c~outi1Err; VIII be sent Co the
front a. soon az ~acclimatized,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Thursday, the feast OF 81. slmon
ana s.. Jude. apostles.
Holy communion az 10 a. m. Adj
dress by Bishop Howden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

OR folks almost without excep-
ton there exists a certain
charm about the men and wo-
men nf the nrnfessionnl nMnrld
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

bull" MCGEE. a physically perfect
ut Gopravcd dchizcu - ~" slums.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17
SURVEYORS IN RATION;
RUM0R OF BUILDING
BY SANTA FEE REVIVED

Ration, y. NJ. July 1.-THE APP
pearance Of "A party Of surveyors,
none Of whom would tell what the
party was surveying, In the city the
other day has revived the ancient ru-
NOR that the santa be Is to make
improvements and extensions. The
activity of the Santa Fc within the
last few months adds To tho impress
sion.
The attention being paid TO the
Rocky Mountain road east of the city
indicates in q measure the Intention
Of the company to improve that line,
ana an Improvement Is scarcely nee
essary unless added tonnage Is to be
hauled Oyer the line. la which case
II Is evident hat an extension Is CON
templated connecting Des Moines
with Ihe Clovis line. This viii be
the greatest event Ia the railroad his
tory of Ration, as II will mean that
this city is to be he distributing cen
ter FOR al the gulf Ia the north bust
ness. both passenger ana freight.
santa Fe officials Will make no di-
rect statement regarding the eNten-
sion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17
BROAD A SURVEY
STARTED BY D. e. r.. @,

Aztec, n. NJ, July l7-Work IL TO.
be started at once on a survey for a
broad gauge road into this section by
the Denver n Rio Grande railroad.
a crew Is 10 be started out Of Ala
mOsa at nee a. make tho survey.
Il Is planned Ia start work on the
top of the divide, at which point "A
tunnel approximately a mile In length
Will be bored, and survey to south
Fork station on The Creole branch
ana to Juanita on the present line.
Il Ia estimated that Il will take five
or six months To complete the survey.
cut stakes being set Tor construction
engineers who will follow the sur
ycy.
The new line, which eliminates the
rumbres pass. will be about 30 miles
long and viii shorter the distance "a
Alamosa about 30 miles. The pres
ent line from Juanita Ia Durango will
be brGad-gauged and retained as parl
of the system.