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LAFAYETTE is VICTOR.
Downs MuhIenburg in FIRST struR-
gle Gridiron
Special Despatch to TuE sr>

EAsToN, Pa. Oct 4.-Lafayette Col
iese opened her football season here to-
DAY on March Field by defeating Mum
lenburg College, 13-0 The Lafayette
scores came in the third and fourth
periods. In the second half line plunges
by Lehacka, Weldon and Sigel carried
the ball from Muhlenburg's fifty yard
line to the twenty yard line, from whence
Weldon went over on an off tackle play.
He also kicked the goal.
The second touchdown came in the
fourth period. when Lehacka went
through the centre OF the Muhlenburg
line from the twelve yard mark We'll
don failed to kick the goal. The lineup !:
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ouchdowns-Boynton 2, Beckett. Goals
from touchdowns-Boynton 2, Goal from
held-Boynton. Head linesman-Hogan OF
Vermont. Time--12 minute periods. Sub
stitutions: Williams-Clark for Joslyn:
Sabler for Gillham; Smith for Mills:
Towne for I-asell Wilcox for Fargo: Cot
ting for Carick; Christian for KrleEer;
Wilson for Hibbard; Papin for Beckett:
Burgare for Papin. Union-Speer for
Mills; Manion for Comstock; Lineman for
Murray. Referee-Peterson of Colgate
Cmpire-Snapheld of Brown.
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North Carolina scoring: None, Rutgers
scoring: Touchdowns - Gardner, Kelly.
French. Goal from touchdown-Baker.
North Carolina substitutions: None, Rut
gers substitutions: Scudder for Runyon.
Duffey for Garrett, NJ, Redmond for SUM
merrill, H. Redmond for Storck, Kelly for
NJ Redmond
Time OF periods-1Q, Is, 10. Is.
Referee--Mr. Beavus, West Point. Um-
pIre-Mr Ham, Harvard. Head lnesmdn
Mr. Reed, Springfield
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substitutions - Lafayette: GazeIla for
Hauser, harrington for Scott. G.. Brown for
Poland, Gebhard for Hummel, Thomas for
Bedner, Weldon for Gebhardt, Wilson for
Thomas. Meehan for Harrington, Seaman
for Sigel Hutchinson for ZieEler, Fitch for
Wilbert, Willever for Seaman, Reeves for
Gszella. Reese for Hutchinson, Richie for
Lehscka. Muhienburg: Armsbuster for
Carleton, Hartman for Orr.
Observation-Disclosures, Penn. Umpire
whiting. Cornell. Head linesman--Doherty.
UTsnus Time OF periods-l2 and 10
minutes.
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Subs,ltutions--columb Scott for Ec-
cles. Wesley for De Fronzo; Arizona.
Damon for Jandrau, Jandrau for Damon.
East for Jandrau. Referee-Mr. Grace
Umpire--Mr. Cochran. Linesman--Mr
Houlahan. Time OF periods-rwo Of 10
minutes and two Of . minutes
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Springfield COZ

suDsUtutIons-1hIe' e. WeHes TOT
Relnhardt, Munger for Hamill. Zenner for
sidenberg. Falvln for Acosta, Trippe for
Gait, Otis for Allen. Dickens for Walker,
Murphy for Iaroche, Aldrich for Crane
Lay for Braden. Springfield: Watson for
Brown. Jones for Eggebrecht, Earnshaw
for Brett.
Touchdowns-Crane. Laroche. Goals
from touchdowns-Braden 2. Goals from
held-Braden. Murphy. Referee-H. G.
McGrath, Boston College. Umpire-David
Fultz, Brown. Judge-Frank G. Bergen,
Princeton. Head linesman-F. w. Bur-
leigh Maine. Time of periods-Two 10
and two minutes
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RUTGERS DEFEATS
CAROLINA NT0Q
Offence of Scarlet Team Shows
Improvement, but Defence
Is Still Ragged.
Special Despatch to THE suS.

New BRUNSWICK, n. j.. Oct. 4.-1n
defeating North Carolina to-day. 10 to 0,
Rutgers showed a more driving attack
than against Ursinus last Saturday, al
though the score was 10 points short
Of the total rolled up against the Penn
sylvanians. The play of the Scarlet
team. while far from being what San
ford would like, was smoother than the
game offered last week.
Rutgers supporters left the field sat
isfed that the team is developing rap
idly. The small score is accounted for
In part by the exceptional strength OF
the Tar Heel eleven, which Is the best
turned out down there in years.
The return of Garrett. Mount and
Gardner to the Rutgers lineup helped the
Scarlet play. They had a steadying in
fiuence on the green men on the team
and put new life into all the players.
One disappointing feature Of the Scar
let's work was the loose defensive play
that was put up. This inability to de-
fend its ground minimized Rutgerss
chances to score, keeping the team de-
Tending while attacks should have been
launched. The Scarlet men seemed to
wait for the play to come to them rather
than to dive in to break it up.
Rutgers had a bit of luck at the start
when Crayton, trying to let punt roll
out OF bounds, touched 1t but failed to
pick It up. Gardner pounced on II
for Rutgers on Cardinals twenty-five
yard line. Kelly tore through for six
teen yards, but the Southerners held
for downs on their one yard line.
The respite was only a brief one,
however. Carolina punted to Its own
thirty-five yard line and the Scarlet
scoring machine started working in
earnest. Gardner and Kelly tore
through for long gains, and finally Gard
ner picked a hole for eight yards and
the first touchdown.
In the second period Rutgers showed
its Improvement over last week. Caro-
lima furnished no mean opposition. but
the Scarlet p!oughed right through.
French's running was a sensation. lie
made one long run of thirty yards
around end and another through tackle
for fifteen He went through the line
for the second touchdown.
With two minutes to go in the second
quarter French broke away in midfield
and raced forty yards around end Rut-
gers then resorted to solid formation
mass play, and Gardner made nine yards
In two tries. Kelly then went over the
line, ana GarQner RlCheu lhe 6Oai'
Carolina Braces.
The North Carolina men took brace
in the second half. They made their
initial first down OF the game. But
French knocked down two pretty for
ward passes. and the visitors had to
kick.
Baker fumbled the punt on his 35
ward line and Crayton recovered it,
North Carolina then tried short for
ward pass game, but the Rutgers ends
spoiled It,
Baker intercepted a pass on his own
az ward line. Gaut nabbed a Rutgers
mass and Storch reciprocated by getting
enc of Carolina's heaves on the 45 yard
line. The ball was in midfeld when the
whistle blew.
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Rensselaer, .,,...........t.. o ~
ftoDhrt ...ss.s'..ss 20
Substitutions-Vogt for Thomas; skinner
for sparrow; Richards for Bradley; Shea
for Lawes.
Touchdown--Norton, Goal from Touch
down--Richards. Referee-Mr. Murray
Williams, Umpire-Mr. MacAffer. Middle
bury. Head linesman-Prof Bachelor
Clark University. Time OF auarters-l2
minutes each.
The sun., 1919-10-05

Substitutions - Harvard: Frothingham
for Kane. Holmes for Clark. Havemeyer
for Phillin, FELTON, for Murray. Crocker for
Desmond. Ryan for Phinney. Olmstead for
Ryan, Church for Casey Nelson for Ham
ilton. Gratwck for Horween. Boston Col
lege; O'Brien for Morrisey Lapland for
Mullen, McElaney for Fitzpatrick. Foye
for o. Brien, Fitzpatrick for McElaney, Nc
clancy for Scanlon.
observation-disclosures, Hamilton. Goals
neid-Horween. Referee-F. W. Murphy,
Brown. Umpre-G n. Danmart, Dart
mouth. Field judge. o. Beebe, Yale
Linesman-J. b. Pendleton, Bowdoin. Time
of periods-l0 minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
~ Tui "a

The famous Ull,H eft NiDtori,u slr.
hnu. one Ef'lf lrCnch ulHfHrHhf
served uH HiurIur vehicle. tor HuDn
talented pluh,rH Hs sufuh UeruhHrit
bud tiu ItIt Fanny Davenport Tor
many N,Htr Thr pI,turInluuu ui stN.
srHl uf tht mon, notable eft those
corporation with Pauline trrunfIgl Hs
the STAR h,s attracted much attention
~'ttrNwhDrD. urH ghipt umour those
iu point cot beauty uud ,it,ritvUraH Dol
'irdotu which Will hr shown ut th,
~ 'h'ttrf TODAY and tomorrow
ThiH w uu unusually Hfruur photo
play uui the STORY affords NIHs l'rpu.
sfIrkH ono uI ihr uutst InTtUHkblH uf
lpr career 100 iup silent drama ~ Dol 10
STORY uf Russian love HUd political iua
trEut and 'k, MOST uI haIduu'H rrui
tIuuH. iht tItmU Boz intensely tIHuir
The HtufN concerns H fuHHIuu princess
whose npury. count Vladimir Audru-
witch, ia slain NN ioiIs luuIuft. 20
l,auous husband. and shD pIfhuos the
supposed murderer 90 Paris. whore
iup obtains h confession from HIM
pT rather u complete justification.
Shr finds herself Boo love win %lpuuuti,
whom hhs had sworn go brinr IA ius,
iir'. ont, after She mad placed th'
pulicr ON hiH track. ANA after shr had
nuHoi IN" arrest ,f hts brother il
1ius4lu uH uu Hrr"Vplrr.
Sho wods ipuudll hut later h'
ionruH OF The uHrt she bad taken in
ths tragedy Of hts ne; Hnd whom hif
brother u drowned in bis dungeon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Permits for Killing
zoo Beavers May Be
Granted Here Soon

AT Tho meeting 81 The executive
committee OF the Aibuqnerque Game
Protective association last nlEht, a
resolution was passed suggesting that
tie state game warden le allowed 20
issue permits for the killing q "
hundred beavers In the Rio OFande
from White Rock Canyon 20 sucnrru.
There Ia a fairly large supply Of tho
beaver In this vicinity due 70 the care
full protection 81 them. n u "a felt
by nportsmen who have been wntch-
ing the development closely that az
least two hundred can be killed ~
this time.
While there u really an over-suppiy
IN this locality. the fact that they CA
easily be trapped and could soon he
oxterminated entirely n tho reason
advanced for not having an open
trapping seaaoi nt this time.
Hanehers along the Rio Urando ara
very glad 20 have the beavers I n nunt-
hers along tho stream a they aro
dllirent workers and many ranch
houses are supplied with dried fire.
wood through tho efforts Of tho anls
mails, who early IN the summer cut
numerous trees and after utInI tho
branches. leave the trunks on tho
GROUND. These season through the
hummer and are collected sn TOD TAU
BY the ranchers for fire-wood.
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Mortuary


Funeral services ion Mrs Juan
p,m de- Baca, uf 8li Nurth Sixth
street. who died YESTERDAY afternoon
nt nor home vii Dee hold tomorrow
morning a. 80 O'Clock from IN"
residence. and az . o'clock ut the I'm
maculutr Conception church, The
burial MIL hv ut Santa Barbara CEN
eterN. ATS Perm de bhca u tie
daughter OF the late Don Jesus leri
and Manuel Bnca De l'cra, mahibe' M
of u Romeo family who hell IN Inn.
purtant position iu tho early histut,
uf the state iicr uuolys were dele
rutts 90 congress from Sew Mexico
MrH. Bara had uoen 100 hut Re short
time. She b. survived hA nor hue
band, Juan Bara. three children, hel
mother. o. sister nnd u brother Fred
rollott Will have chnrgo OF the On.
uVtul,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

In 1915 Sir Arthur Garrod proved
that in govt also true In rheumatism
there Is deficient elimination on the
part Of tho kidneys and the poisons
within are not thrown OH.
Prof. II. Strauss attributes q equity
httack IN the heaping up Of poisons
where there Is an abundance OF uric
acid which is precipitatod in the joints
and sheaths, setting up Inflammation.
Before the attack Of govt ~ rheu-
matism there is sometimea headache,
or what is thought 10 be- neuralgia, or
rheumatic conditions, such as lumbago,
pain In the back Of the neck, or sciatica.
As Prof. Strauss says, " The eNcreti0n
Of uric acid we are able 30 effect by
exciting diurcsis." Drink copiously OF
water, six OF eight glasses per day, hot
water before meals, and obtain Anuric
tablets, double strength, for 80 cts, nj
the nearest drug store aud take them
three times a day. II you want a trial
package send 10 cents 10 nr. Pierce'a
lnvalids' Hotel, Bufia.o, \, y.
rAnuric" fanti.uric) is a recent die.
Govern Of DR.. Pierce and much more
potent than lithia, for Il will dissolve
uric acid Us hot tea disaolyes sugar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
knights of Columbu
Plan Big Gathering

The knights of Columbus are plan
ming for a meeting ~ their members
to be held In the X. G. lodge room In
81 Mnry's hall Tuesday evening a. )
O'Clock, Tho gathering viii be In the
nature % u smoker. with special mu-
sic ana talks by the memhors M sre-
ciai features. Among those who viii
speak are " v. Wood. william kelie-
her and Martin Tierncy. Al knights
~ Columbus in the city are 10 be in
vited and u special invitation a been
extended 20 Tho kniFhtH who hnvc re-
turned from the army ana navy. "a
large number ~ whom are now IN tho
city. Much enthusiasm d being shown
over this mcctiur, aud from all inhi-
cations u viii be me of tho biggest
gatherings the lodge has had for some
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Federal Jury Finds
Gallup Italian Guilty

Alfonso Mendlni prominent Italian
merchant ~ Gallup arrested some
time ago by government authorizes
ou ~ charge of selling liquor 20 In
diaus. was found guilty by o jury IN
Tho federal court Mrs MnEdulcna
Mendini, tine merchants wife. arrest.
ed ON the snme chnrge. was AIS tried.
To-day at 30 o'clock tho jury returned
after dcliherhtinN ni night and told
tho court that thov coaid not agree
The vote was sis Tor conviction and
Elk for %ncuUittHl. Tho ruurt discharg.
ed the Jury and continued tho cas-
against Mrs Mendiui until the nest
torn at court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
LARRAz0LO APPEALS
TO STATE FOR HELP
/ FOR THE STARVING
.r,e,.l ees.,.rssssass 70 ,as araa,a

" - ~ 80 1880
Santa Ne. Jan. 6.-GoNefn0r - \.
larrazoio's first proclamation a. an
appeal TO all the people ~ the state
Of New Mexico to rive generously To-
the fund which H. 90 save the lives u
1900. geo starving and homeless Chris
tihnH In the Near Esaf Asked by
Col Roiph ~ Twitcheit state chair.
man In Sew Mexico fnr the American
Committee FOR Armenian and syrian
relief. to Civ official recognition 70
tho work. Governor tarrazuio con-
scented at oncc and Issued hia first
proclamation. In issuing this appeal
10 the people 81 his state. Governor
1%.arrazoio was exactly m line with tho
resolution which was passed az tho
conference uf governors. held last
month az Annapolis
Governor ~i.irrazolo's proclamation
follows.
"A Proclamation. ~ the Governor.
ITO The People 90 Ncw MUklcu.
whereas. Through the lnhuman
practices OF the germaus and tho
Turks during the war nearly i.00o.-
coo Christians and Jews are homeless
and on tho verge % starvation in the
near east. aud.
whereas. 80 government aid ~
available az this time. ANA assistance
must be given ut once through tho
generosity VI individuals. and.
whereas. The American Committee
for Armenian and syrian Relief, duly
n properly organized throughout
the nation and with representatives
81 the highest integrity lu the state
OF New Mexico. has dedicated itself
10 the task 90 raislnr $40 0O0 .000 Tor
the RELIEF uf thes. stricken peoples.
and.
whereas The quota fixed Tor New
Mexico b. $4,000 Justly and tuuuhly
apportipnrd Among the several couu-
ties 49, tho minimum sum 90 be sub
scrhod hy The people uf this sovereign
state.
"Nuw Therefore. g. a. \ tarrazoio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

governor Of the state Of New Mexico,
do officially recognize this effort ~
one worthy OF the support OF All our
citizens. and urge all loyal New
Mexicnns 60 subscribe az generously
~ they may be able 20 do. thereby
maintaining the record for patriotism
aud n~hernlity which has been made
by our beloved state during the whole
Of the wal period.
Done at the Executive
office this The ith day Of
January, 1913.
(sealD Witness my hand and the
great seal % the State OF
New Mexico.
20. a. LAtRAzOLO.
"Attosted.
Manuel Martinez
secretary % state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Wool Administration
To Buy No More VOL

Yesterday was the last day for wool
growers to file q statement ~ wool
shipped 10 the government wool adj
mlniHtration for government purposes
The last day that wool could be ship
ped 60 the administration and accept
ed was Dcremhs 90
A. the E-overnnicut viii purchase
none 81 the CLIP ~ 1915 not shipped
prior 10 December 30. all growers have
been strongly urged hy tho admlnia-
trntinr 90 got under the wire IN time
II they desire a. sell any 1915 wool
Co the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

% hiH mother dies from the shuHH.
o." attempts O. ]stiunrlD his wife. sH,
Dludts him and Swallowing poiHnu.
dies ut his feet The picture was pro.
dured hN Director Eduoufd Jose aud
l highly Capable cnst OF supporting
PLAYERS arc provided
There will De- produced Hlsu 90 roe.
Of Interesting current Events pit-
lures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
At the Theaters Today

"B"--'Fedora, - with Pauline Frederick, aud Current
Events will prove q winner with the movie fans
IDEAL-"The Matrimaniao, - with Douglas Fairbanks, aud
n tive reel Mack Seuuctt Keystone comedy, Hula Hula Land, -
make up a sprightly bin.
AsTnmE-"Froedom Of the East with Lady T,cn Mel,
and Charlie Chaplin IN The Daredevil Queen, are two offerings
OF unsurpassed excellence. -
LYRIC-"A Diplomatic Mission, % with Earle Williams, and
n good comedy make up q splendid bin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Paul Caldwell Gordon, - years old,
died ut hH homo ON COPPER aNcnur
mat night. 40 b. survived hy hiF
widow and one small on, The hody
will be- shipped hy strong Brutheis
TO sholb,,illc. Ind their former
home. fOt burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
To Hold Funeral of
Archibald lacquer
Tomorrow Afternoon

Funeral services Tor Archibald
Hncuuur, ono OF the neuft known
newspaper mon ben the southwest
memhor OF tho editorial staff of The
Evening lcNsld ana Tho Now MoNico
Rurulist who died suddenly sunday
10 mis- home. viii be- held tomorrow
afternoon al at30 o'clock al Frcnch's
chapel Tho Rev Frederick ~ How
den. bishop OF the Episcopal church
will ofuciate. The burial will be 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Odollt Oloson. aRc -four and o. hult
yents. daughter of Nj ana Mrs h'l-
uicr Oleson. died ui her home, $50
south broadway, at o O'Clock TINS
morning Both Mr. and Mn uleron
are il with the mfm'12n hnd Inv
rhild's body Will be Kept ut g. q
Fronch'a parlors until they have
covered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

The body OF Georm g. FoN, who
died al mrs home on North Edith
street. Monday. viii be shipped by g..
q. French 90 Io%neahoro, Arb tonight.
The widow viii accompany the body
Mn FoN was ~ years % age. We
had boon o. resident Of Albuquerque
FOR about o. year,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Ar mn pNsTINI

Tho main attraction at thc lIHitmo
theHier TODAY ald tomorrow viii ~"
tho Introduction of 1 play entitled
For The Freedom uf the East SHOW
iuE the star to Ice lndN Tson Met De-
chinese actress of %, mean prctrp
HluuH llrrD Boz 70 hriDi HN uupHiH Of tho
piuNs
Noe the Freedom or tho East" tells
the STORY uf u lovely Chinese rlrl with
lu ahidlug futth lu and love fur
Americans. O. girl educated in 900
American mission and looking mp O.
the upuplp of the luitpd states ah M"
tried and true friends OF nor country
Tho German agents 100 tine curt are
sprking 90 vmhruil china with The ul.
lios aud turn an AsiutiC horde 81
a.. 600 900 otirntulH loose upon Eu-
rome. devastating The continent
'hrourh thc opsn Rirailn door \
provincial NicrruN ih yielding 60 the
srductuua of Berlin. which has out
Wittcd the American and allied an.
tomato. when hN 20 single aiEnul thui
g%alNanizcs the great societies of China
Hcrllu's, game ib blocked ana chin.
casts her fortunes with America and
England and takes her place 100 th'
ranks with tho countries battling 80
uphold civilization To accomplish
this the chinese heroine sacrifices
Chinese prince who socks her hand
fails iu love with the Young America
diplomatic agent aud even az the ond
when she be- ]rououncCd hv tho Amer
can for "a girl OF his 1871 race, she rc
mains luNli 10 his nation
m "For tho Freedom OF th" East
audiences Will fool that mystery un'
/ grin OF the orient. feel the strain -
tho forces urraYed against each othe
and Soc the military forces OF thre|
D H...NL ..L.a..A. .a..N AAaNH.HHH In NMHnN
| their allied drnpurt arniust the 'iuu
! across the top of Asin.
In connection with the uhoNs
/ Charlie chaplin viii be seen In on
of his comedies, HIS paro.peNI
] Queen"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

John Iich. age 20 years, died az his
hume. iUi2 south Aruo, this morning
Ills uarsnts. Mr., and Mrs. George
Iieb. were here from Ponder. Neh
and viii take the body back TO Pen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
BEAUTIFUL BLANKETS

And not only beautiful. but the kind that dcncs
cold to coma near YOU In tho middle u the night.
The kind that We used 90 be acquainted with before
all this war took our nice warm and good looking
bed comforts away.
Vow whore We sot these good" ones We won't toll,
nuT We want you 20 come and look at them and de-
ctdo for your self " they are not thc'chsapcst In tho
long run. Third floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

\ lazy liver leafs 60 chronic dyspep-
sia and conatipatlon-weakeua The
whole system. noun'a ReEuicts t3ut
per box act mildly ON the liver and
bowels. AZ all druE stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Itch Itch, Itch Scratch scratch
scratch The more YOU scratch. the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment
For eczema. any skin itching soc box
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

For a hot mn-h Tor fowl Acme
Ground MiNcd Mash H. ideal; u con.
talns al sorts ~ gtOund grain anu
other mgrsiirntz. By the ~ack az
Icss. d. W. fec. ata-2li-siG West Lead
Ave. Phone 10,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Fuirviow cemetery, The body viii
he In state from i0isO TO ~ o'clocs
tomorrow morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY q
MACHINE WORKS

bridges and buildings
Aluminium. struffurni ~trrf for
co~tirgs In Iron. Lrasl iirouEo.
Ennnco.u Toun0cr- Machinisu
Mssks and Offcc-Afbuaucrqus y. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Other Lots to $7.o5

Chemisc, etc, etc, Second Floor and ON display
in the front windows.
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~ TUu. lyme.

Strong love Interest and swift no..
ton makes most appealing % blpin-
matte Mission" The NItHEuph tiluo
Ribbon feature, which will hr seen
ut tho iNrIr th'1tYr for The luHt tIup
TODAY iurlc williams is iUe star and
in D supporting HHsf uru Grurp lar-
mond, lsHli, stuart kathleen kirk-
hnm ana Gordon Russell Tho pie.
turc WIS produced ~ tho Hollywood
studio under direction of Jack tone
wuN, who obtained MANY bttttifu'
aud striking oNtofiora along the 'lli.
futuin rnust
Williams has the role of tn AWori-
can rloh" trotinr hurryinv hncN to
Sew Nork for the upcrt ourrInr,
when ho meets Indy Diana tnfllg
TO thruHhrH % Young prince Who fu-
suits lDr and fluoH the island of So.
morn tu.nN' mis- neck Ito lands ON
a noighhoriuE island under tho HrI'.
ism flag, but controlled hN o. German
srDllng 60 drsiroy the rich platinum
mincs needed by England ln the W1r
Williams foils tho German do
fcnds tho chateau against un upris.
iuw ut the untiNaH ~ Incidentally
saves Tho lfo Of Lady DlauH Who
has arrived on tho island on tho 'ro
cot tho uprising Williams ls soon tn
splendid advantage IN tins picture Of
action. IN which he matches wit md
muscle against tho foe. HIualthHudol
and boz pitched battle
nrsides ths nhovc th" management
is repeating the Zig W COMEDY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Put in . HELP WANTED aa. thsr
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
Millinery Sensations!
Every Winter Hat J
Be $3.50, $3.50 and 5

This is nclusive-Velve Hats; Beaver Hats; Hats
Hatter's Plush; Dress Hats; Tailored Hats; and Sports Z
-RoSenwaId Hats-the accepted of Fashion-au Wi
styles at $3.50, $3.50 and $9.50--none more than that
yet January and February are winter months preemif
this is OPPORTUNITY--rased to the nth degree.