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Evening star., 1916-06-11
Gen. Harvey Explains Why
National Guard, D. c., Re-
quires Additional Funds.
SAYS UNDER THE NEW LAW
FORCE WILL BE INCREASED
Particular Attention Directed tt
Lack of Armory-Amounts
Now Paid for Rent.

Brig. Gen. w. L. Harvey Of the Dis
trict National Guard has written a
letter in explanation Of the supple
mentary estimates of appropriations
for the organization. which were
transmitted to the House yesterday by the
Secretary of the Treasury. Cen. Harvey
said the new act reorCanizing the army
had made necessary additional appro-
priations for the District National
Guard. since the law contemplated q
considerable increase in the force He
pointed out that the National Guard
throughout the country is to be in
creased from 10000 to about $4,000.
The supplementary estimates are for
S2S1o0 or an increase of about IS
per cent over the regular estimat tes
for the fiscal year 1917.
Text of Gen. Harvey's Letter.
Gen. Harvey's letter is. in part, as
follows:
The President has not yet indicated
wha, the increase is to be in the Ma
tional Guard OF the District of Colum-
be made without additional appropria-
tions and as the appropriation bill
which will be in effect until June 80
1917. is now before Congress, it is obv-
Gus that action should be taken now in
anticipation of the increase.
I'm this connection it should be stat
ed that one new organization is al
ready created-a troop of cavalry, con.
sisting OF eighty enlisted men-for
which organization quarters will have
to be obtained. Tenders have been made
of several other desirable organiza-
tions which it has been necessary To
refuse because existing appropriations
were insufficient to provide for further
troops. particularly armory accommo-
dations.
Particular attention is called to the
proviso under the head of Rent of
Armories' with reference to renting an
srnory, drill hall, etc, for a period of
five years.
Evening star., 1916-06-11

Polls to Open at Sunrise.
The polls will open at sunrise ana
close at sunset. and the saloons mere
will close at o'clock Monday evening
and remain closed until o'clock We'd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
eleventh lNSTAllMeNT
SEEDS OF SUSPICION

In lamar's Office. Gordon stood with
his back 10 the locked door. white.
faced, gasping For the moment u,
least. he was safc-and his eyes never
left the face Of the girl.
NOW" cried June under her breath.
tell me everything won't you?'
Gordon shook his head.
Il cant he said. I'm more crate
full 90 you than | can ever make YOU
knoW-yIu've saved my life or rather
my liberty. that counts for more. but
-houortly. mustn't tell you Why
they're after me-nOt now, anyway!
+"
Rut why not?' interrupted June.
Every minut is precious. Mr. Lamar
IL my frie..d he calls Inc his 'lrst AS
sistant I'm anxious to help ygu-l
can help you-if y1uH tell me every.
thing. but how can be of use at ali
when you keep me III the dark like
this?
Her earnest eyes were full OF plead.
ing. aud reluctantly Gordon found hlm.
sell Weakening.
You're a brick he said, TO be In.
tcrcsted In me at all, and I'm terribly
grateful
Then do as | say-begin at the be.
ginning and tell me"
How do We know but that some
n IS IN that next room? % you
know where the other door leads to-
W ait u minute. said jun quickly
TN look in the outer office. Mr.. La
mars confidential clerk may be there
Don't move till | come back"
on her way TO the door, June hur
riediy laid her gloves and wrist has
on Lamar's desk. half.subconsciously
noting. at the same time. a pair oil
handouts that lay there. With a it'll,
shudder she passed them by, and
slowly opening the office door, peered
cautiously out.
There. with his back to her. IA,
Gage, tho confidential clerk. busil>
writing and serenely unconscious tina
anyone was looking at him. June soft
~ closed and locked the door.
Gordon gave nervous glance
around, then began
The whole thing. in a nutshell, II
this:
The Farwell corporation retained
me SO that they might legally defraut
their employees OF cooperative profits
When | found what they were VI
10, ! rebelled and tried to expose tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

nor ow the nall door was tried. A
moment later there was q crash Of
splir'.r,d GLASS and Gage pcercd into
Tho Office through the Jagged opening
his determined elbow had made ITO
saw no one. h%Gwtyor. for tho very
good reason that June and Gordon
were i%attcrinE themselves against the
all on "a" side nearest the door
Gage then decided % reach through
the opening and unlock the door from
the inside June. catching n glimpse
Of his entering arm. slipped quickly
10 the lcsk ana picked up the hand.
cuffs then tiptocd hurficdly 20 the
door AZ Cages hand groped for the
kew An instant more aud she had
deity snapped one OF the handouts
around Cages wrist and with trem.
bling fingers snapped the other On the
door knob
June caught her wrist bag and
gloves from The desk anu. signaling to
Gordon to follow her. unlocked The out.
er Office door and slipped into the cor.
ridor.
Al they hurried on with Gordon a
bit In The rear June n~eryously thrust
her right hand into lts glove. she
didn't intend o. have Gordon or any.
)ne else see that t|hrobbinr Red cir.
Gle
Outside the Office building June halt.
ed and looked up and down tha street
In search Ct a taXicab. Presently one
appeared ana she held up her hand to
stop It. As it drew alongside the
curb she and Gordon got 10 and drove
away
"All right. so far said June. Now
for our next move
Look exclaimed Gordon. clutch.
ing lune's hand, ur"onsciously press.
ing It's Red Circle. Lock There's Far.
well Farwell, just ahead Of us Good
Lord He's with Lamar"
Don't worry whispered juno. re.
turning the pressure &C his hand reas.
suriurly IT'S going 20 be- all right
couldn't have happened better IN
set .hom both. now I'm going 10
jump out and Join then. ana ! want
you - stay ~ 'he cab and wait Tor
me Il litt,, way up the street. or. no,
the park is better.
Lamar alG rarwcll. deep In CONVEX.
sntion. dii aot notice the sound OF
foot5tcpf behind them and go had no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

tossed her wris, bac into tho far,hesi
corner N, the hail door Then she
hurried ID u TO the autcroom. tore her
bat on aud pulled her ham away.
Next she overturned two chairs. one
after th' other With q hama. and stag.
red wildly into the private office,
gasriug
Mir Lamar MI Lamar Quick"
what Is ~" cried Lamar and Far.
well boz chorus. jumping up and run
ming toward her.
"A man came in. pantod June lie
suatchei my handbag throw me OF
lie gone
farwall was already in fun pursuit
OF the imaginary thief. ami at June's
lnsistance Lamar promptly Joined MIN
This was Just what June was wait.
ing for She ran to the paper.strewn
desk. seized the coveted receipt gave
II a quick. keen glance, and hid ii In
her dress.
Then her eyes on the door. she hur.
ried TO the safe. lts door was open.
40 Ths Nti uau ltll 10 "i'u h' Nboh
out the Gordon papers e. show to
Lamar. With trembling fingers she
snatchod up a bundle of bank notes.
stuck those in her dress also, and
started back to her place.
Then she was scourged ON by still
another mad impulse Going &C. the
table she picked up a couple of sheets
OF plain letter paper. folded them to-
gethcr and tore them into rude circles.
Her eyes cleaned oddly as she picked
up "A pen and. sitting down, began 20
print something on ots Of the circles.
Looking over her shoulder at every
ether letter, she finished her printing.
Then she put the plain white circle ON
the dark hlOttiug pad, got mp. ran to
the safe ana hung the printed circle on
the knob. With "A sikh ~ satisfaction.
she went back 10 the antcroom anl
collapsed into n chair. rosuming her
air OF fright and exhaustion.
During their wild.goose chase Lamar
and Farwell net the returning secre.
tsry ana they all cane down the hall
together talking eXc,tcily.
While they We're talking. Lamar,
true 10 his trade. Was looking so II
was be- who found Juns's bag In the
! dark corner of the hall.
Here's the bag. anyhow" he OK
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

idea OF Junc's approach until she came
abreast Of them as they reached ihc
entrance door If F'arwell's office build
ing. June nodded and smiled at la
mar, who shooh hands eagerly, his
face radiant Then he turned &c Far
well and introduced him to June.
How h you 20. Mr. rarwell7' said
June IN her most innocent manner
wish YOU'D come In with us, Miss
Travis. Lamar said 'Farwoll is go
ing to show Inc the Gordon papers,
wan your advice
As they entered the Cilco anterc.m
Lamar turned g. June.
Can you make Yourself comfortable
here for a few E,Iuutes'' zee askc4.
offering a chair Farwell aul ! viii
go yer the prcliEiuari,s by our
selves, IN the inner JnICe-we went
bore yea with unnecessary details
June VAS alone save far a very
young secretary who VAS seated at u
desk stan. ping letters
II only that miserable secretary
would g. away she Thought
Presently ~ aid that very thinf.
Juu' junacd NJ al 3ucc Getting a
chair from he corner 4 the room she
carried IL 20 'hc iour. luIpei lightly
~ au' applied a pair ct very pretty
but very curiaus eyes ~ The tram, =.
Lamar ard Farwcll wer" seated At
a table. Papers were s'rcwu every
where, hut Farwell had separated Cor.
: MS securiti receipt from the 1tn'
ers aLt was Just in the act Il handing
Il to Lamar
There's the receipt June heard
hiu say II means .ris u il We can
capture him
Lamar let the paper drop to the
table before him IT, hated the busi
Lcss Ia hand
juno wh. loved him, read all this
In his face.
Hero "a where come In again,
enc saii 10 herself.
IN a Hash she saw how Il could ali
b. done lumpipg lightly d. VII, she
landed on the floor "a the tips ui h0r
toes and slipped cut into tho hallway.
Nith a quick lOol "a? uui down. she
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

claimed The man aust have droppec
II when he ran See what Santa
Claus brought f1r a good little girl!'
he called u June. waving the bag be
fore her a he entered the office.
"Oh-thank You MIR Lamar | knew
you would ind II Tor me II any morta
cor'd' I'm a million times grateful t,
yo.'
Let me g hCmc with ycu, PLEADED
Lamar.
oh no, really m he perfectly all
right ~ myself answered June
Anyway. ] shall insist on taking
you down 10 the door
AN right sai' Ilnc, reluctantly
Lamar sto-t D.. King teLdorly after
June for a moment. and then he went
back 70 rej3iE FnrWall.
As he entered the door he collided
with FarwolI VIII wil1-oyea ard pant,
ing, Griplcl hia ay the ara. and half
dragged him u 10 table Ct the inner
Cnice.
The Gor4ln ,ocelpt's gone he
gasped.
At tGe same moment. Lamar saw
the white cirCir no startled him most
uEpleasa'tly. Then Farwell pushed
h,m toward The safe.
Soc be- cried. I'm robbed
They've take. q 'uailc OF bank E,tcs,
Read this thing As he 81 he he
pulled "a. printed circle n the safe
H. , ard thrust II into LaEars Lar!s.
What ld,.ar rou! wns this
The m ney Will be put - a good
use ~ the Circle LsJy."
tie waa F'eoDlloss. AL could only
stare wi."oyca, at the paper.
speaking iazc'ly ~ himself rath.
or than - farwell
suspicion points To- Miss Travis
but that impossible! inppssihlo'"
He sat down and pullo! t. tcle-
phone toward hiI lie gave the nun'
Der 4 his own office.
AS 90 n as Gage recognized his
voice, the clerk Began pouring torth
his tale about ne mysterious woman
VINO hnudcdff'i him - the door,
where he might still have been II two
clerks nom ether Offices, hearing hia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

should turn 20 lane, the girl who hal
done so much Tor him? lie would
have been less Jubilant IL he could
have guessed the new complications in
which she VAS just then e%ntanEled.
After leaving Gordon In the park
June had gone straight home and w
tairs to her boudoir There were
still signs OF the hurried return to
town empty trunk, and some ar.
ticles Of clothing lying around aud
she wondered idly what Mary had
been about. moi To put the room In bet.
ter shape.
June never liked a messy room, 80
she went light on into her den. be.
fore taking on her hat.
With u sigh Of relief. and n smile,
she took the package Of bank notes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

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est hiding place table drawer. and
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Ar in from her " room with hor
ror vritton I'm every limo Of her face
earth ia the matter with you? You
look as II you'd seen a rhost,"
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bad the nurse. and tell me All about
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11

Richard he GsruftDuroid of f"t
summer returned home laft might.
after attending the stn. kmon's CONE
.,riiuu here, ~" oNur' sod hiW.'l'
ps we'll pleased WITH Nl~hupu"rl"' =
hospitality and Win the i'sll'. me-
a. the mcotlul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
SYNOPSIS.

.Clr-lc I'm" Borden. named from a RED
birthmatL on hs hand. has served hts
thlfd prison term. one IN cath Hufie1
generation, always 4 criminal hhs bonn
The he'd circle marx Jlm AMI bis son
Tod are the only known living 90 tIc
Bordcus Max Lamar "A defective, BE- de-.
tailed 60 Keep an eye on Jim june Travis
and her mother meet jim as lie is re-
leased Jim and Ted are Killed Newt
day Lamar sees the Rcd circle ON "A woin'
ans hand outside IA Curtalncd automobile
june marked with the Rcd Cit.ie. rubs
Giant a loan shark Mary Jun''s nurse,
discovers her theft and tells her SHE lie
"Cir,le Jim daughter though Mrs.
Travis does not know MARY tricks la.
mar Lamar VISITS Smiling Saiu Jlm's
Old Grim. rlrtrcr sent TO sutftuu by
Smiling sam. Alma LA Sale ruhs The
guests at 90 ball Mary points her out TO
Lamar who follows her back 20 town,
capture Urf with the Jewels ana goes ar
ter SWiliup Suu ON tho tigv ~ = In
pursuer ana pursued engage ln deadly
combat Gordon % fugitive. rcsou"s -
mar aud June 600 t4tu saves 1utdln from
arrest Smlnur sam secs tho Rcd circle
on jun, hand tells her bee knows her
secret and follows l.f tu tie city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-11
4 Little Blcssa;12
To Delieh the hGUss

When u Is known IL. IN The me-
iuiurc Tho home II IL b. bic ed Ni.h 4,
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
Would Join Phoenix to Port
 of San Diego

General A J. Sampson who. with Mrs Sampson, has spent several months at San Dieso and vicinity. is missing no opportunity to boost Ari- zona. The San Diego Union of Novem- Der l2 says of General Sampson.
 Gen A. J. Sampson of Phoenix. Ariz.. who, with Mrs. Sampson, is passing the season at 1870 Eight street. said yesterday that he was enthusiastic over the good news indicating early completion of the San Diego X Arizona railway
 Arizona has been looking for this road for years said General Sampson. and the state will prove valuable asset Co the upbuilding of San Diego. Her resources are unlimited She is the center of the mining interests of the United States. while her stock. fruit and farming interests are improv- ing yearly. We look to San Diego as our port of entry. We want to help make tt one of the most important ports in the world. San Diego and Arizona, bound together by a band of steel. will contribute each to the sue cess of the other
 When the railroad is built Arizona Will prove packer with untold mil - lions of dollars which will find their way into san Diego for our mutual benefit"
 4y4eral Sampson is well known to
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
Maricopa Exhibit at FL Paso Draws
 Commentator

The Arizona state exhibit at the In ternatioual Farm congress held at Fl Paso last month was paid a splendid tribute hy The Monitor the official publication of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company of Denver, in the November issue. The Maricopa county exhibit also received honorable mention in this publication.
 It will be remembeIec that the Mari copa county exhibit was prepared on exceedingly short notice yet more than enough cash prizes were won at the farm congress to pay all expenses in- cured in preparing the exhibit. Harry Welch, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce was directly in charge of the work.
 The Monitor had the following to say in regards the Arizona and Maricopa exhibits:
 Arizona. we are proud of you; you indeed were beautiful in your dress of green. beaming with health and prosperity; you are radiant bedecked with fields of alfalfa, studded with grape fruit orange, lemon and olive, with the white of the cotton as a back ground. You look stately, too, with your date bearing palm trees, and there is tone of refinement with your beautiful gardens of red roses and your ostrich feathers. Your wealth is apparent with your copper, gold and silver
 "Maricopa county. the waters of the Roosevelt dam have treated you kind ly. What was once apparently bar ren and waste has been transformed as if by magic into an Eden" and you are the beauty spot upon the face of the painted desert. Your exhibit was worthy of all the praise it received"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

certify that I am well acquainted with his handwriting and verify believe that the signature to the attached certificate Is hls genuine signature and further that the annexed instrument is exc cuted and acknowledged according to the laws of the State of California.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 16 day of Nov 1916. (SEAL) H. J. LELANDE. County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. State of California.
 By F. L. SHUMWAY, Deputy. Filed in the office of the Arizona
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

Corporation Commission this IS day of Nov. A. D. 1916 at 10:0O A. NJ. at re- quest of J. J. SWEENEY whose post office address is Phoenix. Arizona. ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS- SION,
 By F. A JONES.
 Chairman
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

many San Diegans. He served in the Nmerican consular service under Presi- dent Harrison, and in the diplomatic ervice under Mckinley and Roose welt He formerly was attorney gen
 ral of Colorado and is past depart ment commander of the G. A. R.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
STATE OF ARIZONA
OFFICE OF THE ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMlS

OFFICE OF THE ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMlS-
 SION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF ARIZONA-ss. The Arizona Corporation Commission does hereby certify that the annexed is a true and complete transcript of the ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF "EISENHUTH MOTOR COMPANT' which were filed in the office of said Arizona Corporation Commission on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1916. at 10:00 o'clock, a. m, as provided by law
 (SEAL)
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. The Ari- zona Corporation Commission. by it's Chairman has hereunto set it's hand and affixed it's Official Seal Done at the City of Phoenix. the Capital. this 18th day of November. A D. 1916. ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS- SION.
 F. A. Jones,
 Chairman. Attest:
 w. N Sangster,
 Secretary. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF EISENHUTH MOTOR COMPANY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTS:
 That we. the undersigned, have agreed and hereby do agree to organize corporation under the laws of the State of Arizona, with all the rights tal lxr. rft of said laws and specifically on the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth.
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of the corporationNis "EISENHUTH MOTOR COMPANY and it's principal place of business in Arizona Is Phoenix. Offices may be establishedA business transacted and meetings of stockholders and directors held at such places within or outside of the State of Arizona as the bylaws or any resolution of the Directors of said Company may provide.
 ARTICLE IL
 The general nature of the business to be transacted is. to-wit:
 To engage in the business of manu- featuring locomotives. cars. railroad materials. attachments and appliances of all kinds styles. types and character. engines, boilers and all kinds of ma chinery implements. electrical devices and apparatus of all kinds, styles and types; motors and motor power ma chimes. stationary. portable and marine engines: automobiles and vehicles of all kinds. styles and types, and operat - cd by any power whatsoever; pumps service cocks. valves and fittings; to manufacture all of the various parts entering into the construction of the aforesaid articles. or used in connection herewith; and to generally engage in the manufacture of any and all kinds of machinery vehicles, implements substances, fluids, chemicals, devices tools aL1 everything whatsoever whether the same is generally or spe- officially set forth herein or not; to purchase, own. hold. sell mortgage and hypothecate real and personal proper
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

Hire a Little Salesman at the Re- ublican office. A Want Ad. will see dore customers than you can.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-19
At the Strand.

With a freshness and smoothness
that makes the entire picture an en-
joyable one all the way thru, Alice
Brady scored a success in Miss Petit
coats" presented at the Strand Friday
night. There is nothing highly dra-
matte in the picture, but the story has
considerable hunor and some pathos,
and is we'll staged and acted
Miss Brady takes the role of Agnes
Renter, a factory girl who lives with
her grandfather on an old schooner
known as the "Harpoon." She becomes
the favorite of a wealthy woman, and
from then on things happen swiftly.
She discovers she is of noble parent
age and has an inheritance. and to
cap the climax marries a minister.
The acting in the picture Is we'll
done. especially that of Miss Brady.
She takes the part naturally and with
out undue posing. Many well worked
out scenic effects are shown, and the
supporting cast is good. A Paramount
Bray cartoon pleased as a preliminary
entertainment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-19
AT THE CHURCHES

The union service Sunday night win
be held at the Baptist church. Rev.
James P. Linn will preach. Other SER
vices and sermon subjects nave Deef
announced as follows:
United Brethren, Rev. F. J. Thomas
Morning, is Christian Science
Christian?"; evening, 'Spiritualistn' OF
God or Of the revil?'
Baptist, Rev. r. 3. Davidson-M orn-
ing, DR.. H. F. Evans, of Grinncll Col
lege will preach at the unified service
Central Church of Christ, Rev. w.
NJ. Baker-Morning, Abiding in
Christ; evening, The Love That
Brings Death
Pentecostal Church Of the Nazarene.
Rev. D. F. De Ware-Morning, Tests
in Christian Life; evening, "Davids
New Cart"
misunderstanding, THE Effect
of Thought on Circumstances"
Friends, Rev. I. n. Rich-Morning
Every Man, His Work; evening, SER
mon by the pastor.
German Evangelical, Rev. Karl Rest
Morning, Rev. c. Janskowski will
preach on the subject "F'aithfulness.
The first anniversary of the Tabea So
ciety will be held in the evening.
There will be a special program
Methodist, Rev. r. F. Hurlburt-
Morning. Great Work From Obscure
Workers."
Elm Lutheran, Rev. o. Ingvoldstad
Morning. in Norwegian, The Result
Of the Efforts of a Non Christian;
evening, in English, Some Questions
Worth While" .....
First United Evangelical, Rev. C. G.
Zeigler-Morning, THE Church, an
Habitation For Cod; evening, Our
international Duty as Taught by
Christ"
Presbyterian, Rev. ]. P. Linn
Morning, Christianity What?' the
first Of a series Of five sermons.
First Church Of Christ Scientist
Morning, Mind"