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The Week at the Movies

oDEoN--Mondn.. Mary rickford,
in "Hulda from Hollnnd": Tuesday.
Pnulinc Frederick. in "Tbc Woman
on the index; Wednesdays, ENcl. n
Thursday, Marguerite clark md
Harold Lockwood. in "Thc Cruel
bie"; Friday, Constance Talmadgr,
In Experimental Marriage; Satur-
day. Harrison Ford, in .rhc NillnEc
Smithy."
Marguerite Clark, in Lets EIopc",
Wednesday, aud Thursday, Ethel
Clayton. In "PcttiErcw'> Girl: Fri
day and Saturday. Dorothy Dalton,
In "Thc Home Breaker
CoLoNIAI--Mondny md Tues
duy, ThcdR Barn, In "Whcn Men Dc
sire, Wednesday and Thursday.
Pauline Frederick, In "One Week OF
Life; Friday and Saturday, Made
line Trn'crs, in "InmbIing for
IsIS-First hnIf of week. Julia
Dcnu, In "Ruiinc PASSIONS; last
half OF week, Anun Case. In ''Thc
Hidden Truth"
sAVoi-Fir.t hnif Of weck, Fan
Fan; last half nf week, ALI Bnbu
and the Forty ThicNcs."
vICTOR-An week, "Mickry."
BROADWAY-Fir>t hnIf OF week.
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin, in "Borrovrd
Clcthes"; last half Of week, Mary
MncLarcn, in "Thc An,nzfnr Wife"
BLUEHIRD-Mond md Tues
day, William Russell. i'm "Brass But
tons; Wednesday,, Mnry ,Iacfnren.
In "Sccrct Marriage; Thursdny and
Friday. Harry. Mercy. in ."Silcnt
Strength"
REN-Mondny, Pearl White. in
''Thr lightning Raidcrs"; Tuesday,
Evelyn Ncsbit, in "iIer Nistnkc":
Wednesday, IIouhini. in 1.-THE Mas
ter Mystcry"; Thursday. Tom Mix.
In "Thr HuStier'S SindicntiOn"; Fri
day, variety; Saturday. Eddie Polo,
In "Thc Lure of tho Circus
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An unusual array of picture features
has been provided for the Odcon this
week. beginning tomorrow, with Mary
Pickford. in .Iiuida From Holland" a
delightful production. in which the ia
porite star plays the role OF a Dutch
girl adm!-a!y ON the same bill "Sm!l
ing Ell Parsons "ill be seen in The
Nc@ Breakfast Food" The same com
eny remains over for Tuesday, when
Pauline Frederick viii bc shown in
THE Woman on nc index spirited
GoicT%3 feature ot r~.-il!int situations
and hI=a c-noti' = . -. jc,*ationS
"scaesceE r1ir EVELYN ScSpi, will
Ss s.o7i - II Want q Forget" a VII
Ian OK PROD -c,tOr. II which her son
t-1S$=A IEe~'. taE"s part; II IL the
s;o!* o. bL,:a-9y's redemption
1aToNEH service "a rer cOunt-y \ Ford
NsEE!T IS the eEtr. feature
trcrsra" only Marguerite. Clark and
Fa-c!d I>ycEpccd ALL he shown as co
ttz-s ? TIE C-Iciblc" heart-Crio-
T.hE dramatic feature in which 4 girl
= r1ipst!T condemned 10 rnfo-,na-
erTF f2- Ei-llsh prank. Icr triumph
80 s.a-rs and reward make 4 prct;v
t"aE !-lday and Saturday brings
'21s'sr1s TalmaFe ann Harrison Ford.
80 ~ ne leading Richmond screen
i@toI-@-' IL experimental Marriage .
ttc at Village Srnithy.' with c,b.s,n-
traHlir and Louise Fadenza viii h.
ta2Nh Is al extra number on The same
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%.et's Eiopc- n, RIiou

HaiocarE Lessons 70 young brides wh,
mink themselves neglected bv -heir
nara MARKING husbands and Who en-.
sage IN i!lrtatisDS Wit'. o.hrr ,n.n ~.
EN- oraced in Tho development Of The
story OF Lets Elopo" tho uru. ,p.-.
mount starring vehicle ~ Ma-gncrire
1iark, %nich viii De presented at -hn
nilou 4hehter tomorrow and 'rucsda,,
Inc tAcnc is q fascinating ono ana
i's treatment BY producer and s,.r
has been guided by dclicacv and .ae.c
with superb effect
On the same nill arc BRAY yic,o.
gram and a Burton Holmes Tray.
Wednssday and Thursday Ethel cIav.
eGHinnl VII ,t be showR IN 'Pe,tisre " 5
lcrmined soldier laddie. who starts on,
70 WIN dashinE Broadway chorus girl
JUST as she is about TO grab q hand
some young millionaire MS bcr 90 80
pa no. Few would believe !. poss;hlc
put see how Monte Blue as Jor.iv2'o
gettiyrew worked his lines i'm mis-
splendid production. BUD Fisbcr'e n.,.
Mutt and JEFF comedy and an Ou,dno,
iravelogue ar. added features
Dorothy Dalton. in Tho How
Braker is the B!jou fea,uf. Frida,
and Saturday II is the story Or J
woman who could take care or b.rSel 2
and she did il without regard IN 60.
sequences. although always pravine
herself Square sport" Sinjlinp te;;i'i--
parSons, In The Midnight Alarm" !,
the extra number. Special must,
features. with overture selecr;ons ~
me Fadettes viii add 10 the enioyahI.
4 picture program all week
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Loyemnkinr In Airnl,n,,

UItTaInodern lOvtrnn kInr- lie dn,a -
;mirplanes when Men Desire" ne
Tn.da Bara perproduc,ion. viii show
photoplay, which opens tornorrow "a
Tnesday at the. Colonial Theater' IS a
nm ~ PACK Cd with adventure which ends
.l. Theda Bara PLAYS the nari 90 -,
.Smerlcan woman who tries 10 csconn
out Of Germany. But since she is nf
German ancestry the German povcrn
fnent tries It's best 70 make br-so $50 ~
impossible In addition. she rncountnrs
fsverai very perilous situations before
Enc Enc ~ hnT ny taken out Of the country
Patty. Arbuck!c, In The Ratb,, r.
seanties. his newest comedy creation
News 10 special number on The ea M,
Pauline Frederick in One Week OF
Jdrc, her newest C;oldwvn creation /.
the Colonial Offering Wednesday a NJ ~
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tcrtainment value enough to interest
any audience.
"Mickey" All Week Mt the Victor.
The great asset sense OF humor is
to life. through every hardship and sur
iif glnniGr:,i3 icy and SORROW: is wonderfully
Mickey" to. be shown at the Victor
T I,ns at all this week, In bleeding
in ra aI s IN Ens land Belgium in fact
burdens because they can grin. too.
uheir newspapers can oven joke about
MICKEY. lonely waif. with all cir
cunstanceS against her. proves that
her r. endurance s1,nnHn,s triYmphs only because
preciation Of the humor OF tho sttua-
tions. She knows how to separate the
and how to laugh away The small Will
. .rInf hing the great things. Mickey
s sra i, shows that she has learned,
even under the most strenuous trills
to see the humor of it all.
Mrs; Charlie Chaplin mt tho Brondwny.
me most beautiful girl in pictures.
wearing some of the most charming
dred Iarris vic of sE the mi ino Is do m
comedian. Charlie Chaplin who ap
pears at the Broa dway 'rheater for the
New York acclains the seasons most
charming picture; Borrowed Clothes"
An 1ins s, Ms6rr who produced the last
nance" is responsible for ''llorrowcd
Clothes. Miss Weber herself recon-
mendS IL as her biggest production.
The broadway has been holding Off the
showing of this picture during tho
Lentcn season because so many were
" Borrowed Clothes" is tho first OF a
series of really big productions which
VIII be shown each week at tho Broad
Way; chester Outing and Ciaumont
weekly: with special musical Dro-
gram by tho Broadway orchestra.
rounds out a bill OF rare excellence
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Mary
Macl.oren will be seen in The Amaz,
ing WIFE, Il story that will keen YOU
on edge. for never did white sin
place woman in more dramatic SIT
uation. With only : cents in hcr
pockcthook. she fo1ll gamblers
chhncc and stole a dead mans name
Snnppy Comedy Drama Mt Bluebird.
William Russell will he seen ut tho
Hlucbird tomorrow and Tuesday in am
other ono of his rollickinT American
comedy dramas. entitled '.Rrass But.
tons. Mr. Russell has given us some
great comedy in the past. but We SIN
ccrcly believe that in ''fSrasSS Buttons''
he presents tho swiftcSt. snnppiest nc
ton comedy that nc has yet done
special tWo-rcel comedy and current
events viii be tho added attractions.
~ sensational adventure is told in
Secret MARRIAGE" which will he tho
Offering for Wednesday,. with Mary
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suaSe Is q guarantee that it has en-
.S vt, value enough to interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

in these previous pictures that there is
no doubt Fan Fan" will prove even a
bigger success.
The Savoy Theater promises its pa
irons an unusual treat next Thur sday
Friday and saturday, when it will pre-
sent for the first time the rcn,a able
W iliia1n FOX 1919 extravaganza, Ali
Baba and the Forty Thieves"
The story of Ali Bahia is one Of the
most interesting in that famous old
Persian classic. the Arabian Nights
The very fact that this tale has held its
popularity for over 900 years and has
been translated into every known Ian
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"Fnn Fam Come. 20 snvoy

TOMORROW. Tuesday and Wednesday
Iimeic WI! DC presented AT the Savoy
heat"r tho 1919 William Fox cx,rava-
EAn%a, Fan Fan" The same wonder
iuI litile kiddics That created such :,
sensation in Jack and tn. Rcans,ail -
and aladdin and the Wonf,crfn,
l|mp.. play tho principal roles in this
G"Ioriu! and delightful picture OF old
So much interest mas been displnyeh
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Richard Bennett, and 4s based on ag g
actual occurrence in tho police court
ters Involved befng a police capt AIN :,
Tbe Lieutenant nao and their families.
ternationaI news will also be- SHOWN S IN
will be seen ;rhursday and Friday. This
vorbte stars screen efforts. The fea-
ture role Is Well adapted to the big.
m p"Ggea .,n star r, tha to OF man Of the
love crossed his path. Tho plot is
swift IN action. with strong mystery
S V Hemo SUSTAINED, lain TO the last: big
supplementary features.
Maxine Elliott mt Broadway.
Another big week is in store for
way The rst three days st Of fn the h week
this most popular house OF the silent
drama, drama will present Eugene Walters
the author of Paid in Full" %
:, The star, OF the picture is Charlotte
SM IVA Ss,, who ~ will be remembered from
Trail of the Lonesome Pine" The
Warrens of Virginia." and "The Wolf"
Miss Walker has not appeared in pic
that she has been playing the same
part on the dramatic stage which she
po rho : In the picture;
will love.
Tremendous scenes-situations In
which the spectator is cnthraiied-fo
low in swift succession in "Just a
Woman. You can't tell how il is 90
ing TO end until the last sceno is
shown on the screen. There is a big
courtroom scene. which has held au
diences all over America spellbound.
The broadway never shows a nicturc
TO its patrons without first screening il
It recommends Just a woman"
THURSDAY. Friday and Saturday Maxine
Elliott. in The Eternal Magdalinc."
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paradise OF love with ali the strange
4 SITUATIONS which arise from daring
c c,in OF idcn'lidc* The star has a
appea'S 70 AL classes. Charlie Chaplin,
III y Nigh, in a show" one 81 his re-
ISSUE comedy features. is added
Friday and SATURDAY Madeline Ira
verse. II Gambling for Souls" is the
lea tnrcd attraction. The story tells OF
! d beautiful woman. who was the stake
/ IN gambling den and also OF a
woman who cheats at the roulct g
wheel 10 gain revenge against the man
MN to suicide. Two extra features in
Gludc LONESOME Luke in 'C:rack
Your Heels, and kinogran News
Ruling Passions" nj Isis.
',nc OF the most intensely interesting
pictures ever shown in this city is Sc
iect i'ictEreS special attraction. "Rul-
inc Passions which comes TO the Isis
lq}im9irrow TUESDAY and Wednesday
1Gcied by Abraham :. schooner fea-
Turing Julia Dean and Edwin Arden.
me story IS about "a wealthy broker.
world, is suffering a mental break own.
\ man whom hc befricnded had stolen
MS promised bride. but the new nurse
phS siC!an learns of his trouble and SETS
anout TO bring him back 10 health and
rappinsss In the end love and mercy
tTlumph over hate and revenge. When
-! he Hidden Truth" comes TO the Isis
Thursday Friday and saturday patrons
OF the pilot od rama kill have their first
opportunity to see Anna Case the beau
tful grand opera pr!ma donna, on the
:, The Hidden Truth" is the story Of
Helen Merrill a beautiful girl who is
an cntcrtaincr in Bill Sheridan's saloon
N y western town. She bcfricnds
Myrtle cadby. another dancing girl,
"hoSe husband, a drunkard and a bully,
'niStrcats her. Myrtle becomes very iii
ana an, neioTs she dies she gives Helen "a
letter telling. her to make use of it, 1t
IS :" man. her fathers former mining
partner who had gone East, and to
"horn she was supposed to have gone
"hHn she ran away and married her
~ t"the keView. or .low-motion pic
ture. in natural colors !s the added al :
tract!on for the entire week The Bos-
i i0ni W. man $ Orchestra viii supply the
ciai overture numbers all week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
City Contestants Are
Slow; Many Out-of- Town
Candidates Make Gains
City Candidates Must Work Hard 10 Keep Up with Out Of Town
workers-Big Gut in Extra Ballots--only $4,000 votesAn
S1b This week-you Should Not Be Satisfied with One.

The list IL being now cut down 10
actual working candidates In The Her
aids big automobile and cash prize
contest n the vo.c totals will climb
faster than evcr from day to day a.
the contestants hand In their sub
scriptions.
II Is very iikely n few more names
will be taken from the list aa II now
stands for the reason that some OF
the candidates seem To- think they ran
stay up In the contest By handing In
about one six months subscription at
"a time. This can not be done and
any candidate who can not keep up
VIII be dropped from the race.
The city candidates seem 10 fear
those candidates II Of town who are
working in this contest. Well. " that
Is the way they feel now what will Il
be when the votes actually start 20
for them In the paper7 A
scared candidate will not do yery
good work since she " almost beaten
before she starts.
II IT. a certain, fact mat any candi-
date In this contest has an equal
right with all other candidates to
win one OF the automobiles or any Of
the other wards. II IN also o certain
fact that any out OF town candidate
will be Just as welcome to one OF the
automobiles as a candidate in Albu-
qucrqucs The votes positively have TO
show tn this contest and the oandi-
dates who nave Tho most votes issued
TO them on subscriptions are going TO
get the prizes.
II Is also a certain fact that unless
the city candidates wake up Ind
realize that IL takes subscriptions TO
gain votes, the out Of town candidates
will win, and win easily. what does
q few paper clippings mean in n CON
test OF this kind? They are for your
well wisherS to send In Tor you. that
IL all.
The real way to gain subscriptions
IN n contest OF this kin IL 10 get
after everybody TO subscribe for The
Herald. II Is the subscriptions that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
Trains Late Due to
Storms and Wrecks

Storms and a series Of accidents
have been causing considerable delay
TO passenger traffic for the past few
days. Train nc. 1. which arrived
here late Friday evening. "a hours
late. had a series OF accidents Of Its
own. According TO reports here, this
train coilided with n freight train on
the Mississippi river bridge at Fort
Madison, Iowa, the middle OF tho
week. causing considerable delay at
ter which n proceeded TO Coolidge,
Kansas. where u ran Into another
train. Considerable damage was done
In this wreck but u IL said no one was
hurt.
After leaving here No. 1 side
swiped a freight that was rot In the
clear on a siding near Winalow. Ariz.,
and more damage was done. also east
bound trains wore delayed somewhat
on this account ~ the line was
blocked for a few hours. Resuntine
its Journey a second freight wa hit
ten miles further on, n again with
only slight damage and some delay.
No. Z as well as No. s are Aalu TO have
had similar experiences In the vicinity
Of WINSTON on Friday night, but out
side OF ONE delay no further details
are known here.
other trains are running late due
principally to the weather and other
unavoidable delays No. . arrived
here about \ o'clock this morning
and No, 7 n not ~ until 1850 ?. m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01

count and not the clippings from the
papers. II automobiles could DO paid
for with paper clippings we would
have had q dozen or so for prizes In
place OF two.
Automobiles cost cash now days.
worth having at all. they are worth
working for. IL you do not see this
point a. We do you are only wasting
your time working in his contest.
You must get subscriptions and you
must get them quickly and in punches.
BeEinning this morning and lasting
until nine o'clock Saturday night. De-
cember 9Th. only 10000 extra VOTES
Will be given with each sum Of SIS
worth Of subscriptions Jus one
week Of the $4,000 extra votes and
then another cut to $4,000 votes on
ti5 worth OF subscriptions.
What are you going to do about
III Arc you one OF those who will be
satisfied with n or two 81 these bal
lots or will you see at once that you
need I'd. large a number OF them as II
In possible fof you to get during this
weekand before the next cut In votes
eomesi II you do not see II this way,
you are not doing your best 70 win
one OF these prizes offered and you
will have no . TO blame but YOUR
self II you do not win.
only TOUR weeks n two days OF
this contest are left and you will need
TO hand your subscriptions In as fast
as you car in order that you will be
well rewarded for your efforts and
will receive the most valuable prize
for yourself In this contest.
Positively there will be no larger
offer OF votes and there will not be
any way in which you can do better
than to take advantage OF these vari
"a 1885, -. AAWs -NuHAA III.
votes are as follows: $4,000 votes
this week. 10000 votes for two weeks
and then the final oner Of 100. 00O
votes the closing ten days OF the
contest. II Ii right up to you TO make
the ost OF these ofierp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
A Pet Sheep Lost;
Cannot Be Found

Little 10 peep would sympathize
with the Joseph Wilson's VINO have
lost their pct sheep, hand raised from
infancy. It was the gift Of Clark NJ.
Carr. The sheep always was on hand
10 greet everyone who entered the
gate. and fuite considered himself
one OF the family, often trying to
enter the car when they went for a
ride. lie was Tat and saucy. and had
n beautiful thick coat. but alas nc
strayod from his happy home. lured
by the appealing haas ~ his kind for
ii seems that a certain sheep herdes
has been driving his flock past mo
Wilson home ION Yale avenue every
day. and finally the pot decided 10
follow his brethren out upon the
mesa.
Ito was let alone hut no hasn't
come home. and although q searen
upon the mesa has been made Tor
him, he and his tail and his split ear
the Carr brand. have not been seen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
Red Cross Booths
In Railway Depots

The headquarters ~ the Red Christ
mas seal and health bond campaign
for New Mexico In this city, has been
notined that the National Railway
Adminis,r atlon has given couhtenance
TO the drive by sanctioning the plac-
Ing OF Chriatmas seal booths In h
railway stations OF the country with
a View toward facilitating sales OF
seals and health bonds,
Tho booths e he used In the cam
paiEn In New Mexico had been dis
'-ibuted among the county chairmen
before receipt OF the information con-
corning the use Of railway stations but
notice will be sent chairmcn In whose
counties there are railway stations
where II might be advantageous 10 set
nm booths. telling them Of Railway
Administrator Hines action,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
SIS More Men Joined
Y. NJ. c. A. in November

The second membershlp dinner OF
the Y. N. G. A. will be held tomorrow
evening At sac o'clock. This Ia In
honor u the So men who Joined the
organization during the month OF
November, and the members who were
In the Y activities.
A program OF music ana talks has
been arranged FOR the dinner. The
Bush duhrtette and the Y d0rmitory
orchestra will give several vocal ana
instrumental selections. W. y. Me-
Dowen Is on the program Tor Hedge
podEe." the nature Of which a
caused a. high q pitch OF curiosity
among the diners n u they were
women. The secretary, l.. u. Fox.
will talk upon The Greatest Thing
In the World"
The guests Of honor AZ the Novem-
Der membe-r' dinner will be: Ivan
Smith. Henry Lawrence. Wolford
Drye. vernon Thompson. q. A. Tai
ley. Floyd Barton. Richard C. Kerr,
w. T. Peters, =. n. Flint. Merritt
Oidaker. J. r.. Manton, George Saw
age. J. ID. Phillips. Gerald kater. w
a. Van Lue, Luther 3. Hines, George
Prokosch, 9 W Bothe a HAYES
ortiz, John ". Chapron. Simon Desch-
Ter. q. X. Moser, Joseph r. Wilson,
J.. s. Torres, X. ". Aber, Amado Cha
yes. w. A. Gregory. II, X. Maurice, J.
A. Woodwork, g. X. Cooperrider.
Matt J. Cuiiey. Jack 2. Mariowe. Mar
shall Wilson. James Hazeiton. J. l..
sseiipass. Fernandez G~ailegos. David
Leo Messenger. A, l.. streeter, II. =.
slsk. Richard =. Woodaon. Louis Gar
ella, EdCar o. Bitner, Raymond Eddy.
c. W. Myers. and Raymond Tranth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
At Theaters Today

CRYSTAL OPERA HOUSE
Presenting for the first time In
Albuquerque. A. n. woods New
York end Chicago sensational
comedy success. "Fficndiy En-
esuirs" preaident Wilson says u
n a great play and should be seen.
Curtain rises at 1890 tonight.
IDEAL THEATf.tt- Repeating
Monroe Salisbury A. the principal
character In The BIiRfina Trail"
also repeating "A Popular william"
a two-rcei Rainbou comedy.
LYRIC TuEATEnl--Wm Rogers
In "Jubilo." will be seen again to-
day; also repeating q good two
reel comedy.
PAsTiME THEArER- atssss-
ward. Ho." with william Russell a.
the star, II being repeated today;
also "FoofiiHht Maids" n two-reel
Sunshine comedy.
ID" THEaATER-The great Rob-
ert Warwick starring IN Told In
the Hiiis'i also an episode Of 'Sfhc
Great Gamble"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
ARE 10
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA


Doctors are warnine the public
that simple colds and mild CAGES or
influenza often lead to pneumonia and
other nsTioua complications. They my
that every ccid should receive immr-
date attention and hat the nrsf stem
IN the treatment ID 70 make sure that
the liver is active. for his purpoHs
Caioiaba. the perfected. ~naussaiess
caiomel tablets are the surcat, beaf
and most agreeable laxative.
One Cnlotnb az bed time with n
swallow OF wnfer-thatn all, no aalts.
no nausea n no upnottlng Of the
digestion and appetite. Next morn
Ing your cold has vanished. your liver
IN active, your system IL purified aui
refreshed and you are feeling hne
with a hearty appetite fer breakfast.
Eat what you ~pieaae.-nno danger.
FOR your profession. Caiotabn are
sold only In original sealed packages.
price t~hirty-hve cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantees Caiotnbs
and are authorised 20 refund tho
price ~ you are not delighted with
tkem-fAdVl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
LOST SHEEP RESTORED
TO PUTNEY OF o N

Tho thousand brad OF sheep which
were found last Friday wandering be-
tween the stock yards and the hills
south OF town and taken In custody by
the Sheep Sanitary board, have been
restored TO their owncr The sheep
belonged to a Mr. Putncy of wyoming
who was shipping them into this
state "a range for the winter. and
while being unloaded at Cerrillos be-
came separated from tie flock.
Putney made prompt investiEa-
tons and was quickly able to show
that the sheep were his.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-01
Two More Contreras
Robbers Are Caught

Five OF the SIX bandits who danger
ously wounded and attempted TO rob
Ahran contrefna at HIS home uea-
LaToya. have been captured. The last
W hat were arrested were brought
through Albuquerque by sheriff 3aca
OF socorro. They were arrested near
ManEana- Sheriff Baca. who was ac-
companied by his deputies Ben OIL
gum and Magnicjo. said yesterday
that he believes the sixth bandit will
be taken within a few days.
Contraras was aroused from his
sleep BY two OF tho robbers entering
his bed room. In a pistol duel which
followed Contreras was shot through
the right arm. ne~ccsaitating amputc-
ton at the shoulder socket.
The frat STRAW hat was manu-.
featured IN the eleventh century.