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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
SELL ROYAL Blue STORES
COMPANY,

tNo. SIi0D
with the endorsements thereon. ms
same appears on file aud u record In
the office Of the State Curporatio1
Commission.
In testimony whereof, the stat,
Corporation Commission u the state
of New Mexico has caused this Ger
tiiicatc to be signed by It's chairman
aud the seal OF said commission, 10
he affixed at the city 81 Santa Pc on
;his 9Th day OF March. a. II. 1916.
,ScaD NJ s. GROVES.
Attest: Chairman
EDWIN T.. COARD, Clerk.
L. $ Internal Revenue Stamp. Zoe.
state OF West virginia.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
!, stuart i. Reed. secretary of state
OF the state of West virginia. do here
by certify that an agreement duly ac-
knowlcdged and accompanied by the
proper aihdavits. has bccn this day
delivered 20 me, with agreement Is N
h words and figures following:
/. The undersigned agree 10 be-
come a corporation by the name Of
SELL ROYAL BLUE STORES
COMPANY.
.. The principal place OF business
OF said corporation shall be located
NJ number ~ South Market street. In
the city OF Chicago. county 'of Cook.
and state OF Illinois. Its chief works
will be located at the same place.
s. The objects and purposes for
which this corporation IL formed a.'c
~ follows:
q. To manufacture. buy. sell. and
generally deal In boots and shoes of
every kind. class ana description.
b. To manufacture. buy. sell. and
generally deal n leather and all pro-
ducts thereof.
G. To MAJ ufacturc. buy. sell, ard
generally deal in goods. wares. and
merchandise of every kind and de-
scription.
d. To purchase. lease aud other
wise acquire. own, ms hold such real
and personal property as may be suit
able. necessary. useful or advisable In
connection with n Of the objects
hcreirbefore or hereinafter set forth
and In convey. cell. assign. ira nsfcr.
/, use, mortgage, pledge. exchange. or
otherwise dispose of any of such
property,
q. To build, construct. puro base.
hire or otherwise acquire. own. es-
,abllsh, maintain. hold. lease, and OPP
crate factories. stores. warehouses.
agencies. depots. buildings. structures.
works. machinery. plants. and all
things of whatsoever kind or nature.
IN any part of the world, suitable,
necessary. useful or advisable in con
nection with any or al of the nn-
iccts ~hcrcinhefore az hereinafter set
forth,
(. To purchase. acquire. apply for.
register, cur hold. own, sell or
otherwise dispose of, anN n all
conriRhis. trademarks, trade-names,
and distinctive marks
{. To purchase, or otherwise ac-
auire. any and all letters patent and
similar rights granted 10y the United
states ar n other counerv or sN-
eminent. including licenses ana the
like, or any other interests therein
or any inventions which may seem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

$3.50 100; calves. 5000 100.
lfogs-ltcceipts Assoc head. mar
kot lower. top. $3.50; bulk. t9.25n
go.
sheep Receipts 5000 head. mar
kct strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
state Corporation Commission o
New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE Oh tdIMpNRIsO<

United states Of America,
state OF New Mcyico-ss.
IL is hereby certified. that the an
ncSed II n fun true and complete
transcript of the statement OF
SELF ROYAL BLUE STORES
COMPANY.
designating character Of business.
principal office. agent. etc.
tNo. StilJ
with the endorsements thereon. aa
same appears ON file aud ct record IN
the Office of The State Corporation.
Commission,
In testimony whereof. the stat"
Corporation Commission Of M stat"
New Mexico has caused this ccr-
~tiicatc 10 ID" signed b. its chairman
and the sea- OF said commission. to
he affixed at the city OF Santa Fc on
this 9th day OF March, \. -. 1915.
tScalD VI. :. GROVES.
Attest. Chairman.
EDWIN +. COARD. Clc.a.
l.. s. Internal Revenue Stamp. Toe.
STATEMENT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
The Markets
New York SiOrk Exchange.

New York, March IL Yesterdays
sDoculations md general advance ~
prices was resumed with greater
hrcadth during today's early trading.
such rs United Staten stoei. CruciDIc
steel, Anaconda and kcnnccott cop
ncrs American Locomotive aud
Heading changed hands at The open
mr. in individual lots of LOCO to 5000
shares. The more substantial gains
were mad" 10y war issues ana equip
mcnis. Ecth"lchcm steel ~. rshadow-
it's tho entire list with "A Jump OF 9tii
points 10 $50 ugains, last weeks final
quotations of isSh Rails. notNbiy
New YORK. Central, Reading and Tn
,on Pacific. gained material fractions
with dealing IN cxcrss of one mil
lion snarvs, today's broad market re-.
corded average gains %: 10 3 points.
some spccialties going considerably
higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
SELL ROYAL Blue STORES
COMPANY.

Know An Men by These Presents:
That Sc,z Royal Blue stores Com
rIBy, u corporation organized ana eN-
isting under and by virtue Of the Law \
of the state Of West virginia. AID
desiring 10 transact It's business in
the state OF New Mexico. doth hereby
make the following statement Ia ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Sec
tion To-, Chapter ~. Laws of 1905.
The amolnt u it's authorized cap
itai stock IL $40. 900. and the amount
actually issued Is $4,000.
The character of the business
which 1t II To- transact IN the state Of
New Mexico IL; To buy. sell. and gon-
orally deal in boots and shoes of every
kind. class and description.
The location ~ It's principal office
In the stat. of New Mexico is dosig-
mated as 2it West Central avenue.
Albuquerque, Ncw Mexico, and tho
agent upon whom process agains, the
corporation may he served Is g. ".
Nottingham. q natural person Of full
age actually resident in the state of
New Mexico, whose place 81 abode Is
ga West Central avenue, A%lbupuer-
que. y. NJ.
In witness whereof the said SELF
Royal Blue stores Company has caus-
ed its name TO be hcrcunto subscribed
by It's president and secretary and.
the corporate seal to be hereto aniyed
this 96th day Of February. A. u 1915,
SELL ROYAL BLUE STORES
COMPANY.
By HARRY A. BOLLMAN.
Corporate S,ab President.
Attest: ALBEIT g. WAITE.
Secretary.
4. s. Internal Revenue stamp, toe.
Endorsed No san Foreign. Cor.
Reed Vol g. page at3. Statement OF
SELF Royal Blue stores c1mpany, d"s-
ignatlng character Of business, prln-
cipal office. agent, etc,
Filed IA office OF state Corporation
Commission ~ New Mexico. March 9.
1916; l.ta p no.
EpwIN + CoARp. Clerk.
Compared tbs tn ETC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
TYPEWKITERS
FINANCIAL.

- SALE-50 American 'rclegra-
phone $500 shares. 5000 Uncio
sam OH sc, 5000 Buick on &C.. wire
orders A. L. Doihcl. Little Rock.
ArL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE BRICK residence. :
rooms bath iishts ras. large lot.
good location. arranged Convenient
~ Tor two fmilies Formerly valued
~ $500 Who viii get this bargain
~ nov $1,000 See j r. Elder. ecl
West God.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
\cyy York Nlctals.

New York. March li-Coppcr.
quict. c%lcctrolytic. nearby. SIS. 90 a.
$50 Jane and later. t27.O0 ESQ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

Denver, March ti-cnttle-Vc-|
celpis ieoo head; market siendy, beet
steers, 81 5OmS70; cows and heifers,
$500 7.20i stockers and feeders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

'A"N' vi P'l hAloI COMMISSION OF
New Mexico.
CERTIFICATES OF Comparison.
states of America.
state OF New doxico-ss.
II ~ hereby c%ertihed. that the an
nexed IL a fun. tru" anu complete
transcript of the certihed copy of
CERTIFICATE Of INCORPORATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

'hicago. March lt-Buttcr I'M
changed.
Eegs, higher; receipts 2o.2s6 cases
hrsts. l3c. ordinary firsts. Use. at
mark, cases included. isMisisc.
Poultry, alive, higher, f, wis, 1875
ml1c, springs, Use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

Chicago, March ~ Announce
mont that two leading eastern raj.
way mes had cancelled embafgocs
on grain shipments helped today TO
lit the price OF wheat. Opening
prices. with May ri Sos Mi.OSA and
July At sl.07a i.O1A. were followed
by moderate gains all around. Clos D..
ms quotations were unsettled. vita
Nav At siOS - and July At si.u7is.
Speculative buying gave strength to
corn. After opening ~ lower to
- n lac higher. the market scored
a general advance. The close was
steady at a shade To sc net decline.
oats were iirmcr with corn.
Absence Of support Weakened pro-
visions.
Close
Whoat-May. sI0sH; July. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

STOVE and furniture repairing, pack.
ing III :. Third street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

X nllsas City Grain.

knnsas CIty. March II-Buttcr,
csgs and poultry. unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

kansns Iity, March N--HOes =
Receipts $4,000 head Lurkct stead,
bulk of sales. tat5da5O, heavy.
ss.65Ms,15; light, t935u aG3; pigs.
sI.1bm915
cattle Receipts 10, 600 hcad mar
set lower; prime fed steers. $3.50
aGO, dressed bee steers. S7.5jna0 10
western steers, t1.5pma2i; calves,
81. so II 90.
Shcep-Rerelpts 5000 head; mar
ket strong. lambs. 5000 all2o.
yearlings, sS,2im 1890. wethcrs,
&T.1G $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
N FEE TIME Il
q

Gin enoct sunday. Feb. 7h. 1870
West
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

Kansas city. March li-Wheat--
No. . hard. tio3ai1i; No. . red.
8. % 1lli. May. sl,00@. ni.00ss
July. si.00s.
Corn-No, . mixed. Ga@ saisc. No.
. white, zoe. No. . yellow. IN g..
MAY, 70ssC, July. 72hc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
Chicago livestock.

Chicago, March lt-Iiogs-Re-
ceipts $1,000 head, market slow ut
yesterdays average, pulk of sales.
$a.70d $50, light. ts35n,.aO; heavy.
$ai5H9sl, p,ps. $500 80.
Cattlc-Rcceipts i.0GO head; mar
Kot steady. native beef steers. $500
$40, western steers. StoMsGu
cows m hcifers. t3.10aS. $40. calves.
SSiOm mas.
Shecp-i,ecoipts ~. 00o head; mar
kct steady, native beef steers. f.oo
k.' stendy; wcthers. tS,2amN SIS:
lambs. t915mli.5O.
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State u New Mcxlcn.
CERTIlIlATl

state Corporation Commission ot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
SITUATIONS WANTED.
LOST.

LOST Receipt case, containing
trainmen receipts Of g. n. Lloyd.
and money Return to Herald office
inr reward.
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WANTED.

WANTED-To trade city lot for au-
tomobile. Phvnc l5s7W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
U. s. TO INVESTIGATE
LOAN AGENCY FORTUNE
Seeks to Learn How Mrs. 1. M
French Obtains Income

Chicago. Dec. 3.-An investigation by
the Federal government to learn
whether the fortune Of Mrs. G. VI.
French. nominal head Of great chain
of loan agency Offices. has been built
up through any violations Of the postal
or interstate commerce laws is to be
begun. Agents OF the Department OF
Justice will go TO Reedsburg. Wis, ac-
cording 10 c. +. Clyne, United States
Attorney. and, if possible, will question
Mrs French tomorrow
Mrs. French is the mother Of Frank
J. Mackey, socially prominent here and
in Europe. polo player, and credited
with having been the companion Of
King Edward VII on several occasions.
Attention TO the French fortune was
Drawn by Federal Judge Lands in the
examination Of several persons whose
liability 10 keep up interest charges
had brought them 70 bankruptcy. Sal
ary loan agents set TO figuring under
Judge Landis's eye revealed that IN
terest charges sometimes ran into 2oO
or 300 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
EAST SIDE VILLA
SHOOTS LANDLORD
WHO SEEKS RENT
Victim Dies as His Hand Clutches
Revolver Hidden in
Pocket

Biagio Petronsci, lessee Of dozen
big East Side tenements, went on a
rent collecting expedition yesterday.
In mid-afternoon he called on Charles
Villa. who occupies three rooms in the
rear Of the ground floor at S4l East
1O5th Street.
From Villa. after hot words had been
exchanged. the landlord got payment IN
lead spat from the tenants revolver
The bullet entered Petronaci's lett eye
and penetrated his brain, killing him
instantly. ~.
Villa escaped over the roofs. His
wife. after first denying she had wit.
messed the shooting, told detectives OF
the Sd Branch Bureau that her nus
band had refused 10 pay rent until GER
tain repairs had been made.
"Petronaci reached in his pocket
she said My husband. thinking he
v.o- going 20 DC shot. drew his own gun
and opened fire.
trr landlord hand was still IN ms
pocket when the police turned over the
body. II clutched the butt OF a re-
voiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
T0WS STEAMER 5000 MILES
Zealsndia Brings Liberia into Port
After Remarkable Voyage

An unusual voyage Of 5000 miles on
which the American steam ship Zealhn-
Ola towed the steamship Liberia across
the south Atlantic from Cape Coast
Castle. on tho West Coast Of Africa.
was ended here yesterday with the ar
rival OF both vessels. They are owned
by the Universal Transportation Com
pany.
The Zcalandia was sent from New
York to the gold coast TO tow the III
IBERIA here, after the tug Charles W.
Morse. which had been sent for that
purpose. had not been heard fpm after
leaving southern port. The lea
landia is forty-tvo wears old, and her
feat in bringing back the Liberia was
commented on by shipping men.
The Liberia was formerly the Nun
on liner Curityba. which took Captain
Alfred Charles Sans coloay Of negroes
abroad TO establish themselves on the
gold coast. The expedition was q fail
urc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04

.o-dsy 10 is based upon novel by
Francis Perry Elliott. and William
Courtcnsy Forrest Robinson and Edith
Iuckett head the cast.
Mae Marsh. heroine OF intolerance
and "The Birth OF Nation is the
first star TO be acquired by Mr.. Gold
u-h's newly formed Goldwyn Corpora
ton
The Shuberts have acquired Want
cd An Abb q farce by Annie Crsw-
ford FleNner. author Of Mrs. wigs
OF the Cabbage Patch and more re-
Gently "Thc Marriage Game
Julia Arthurs prospective nroduc-
ton Of "Seremonda" has been enriched
by the addition Of a magician and a
dancing team. and the estimate is made
tina. by the day Of the premiere il will
contain more things than Richard
Walton Tully drama. G.. S. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
OSBORNE KITES
PRISON SECRETS
Ex-Warden Gets Letters
from Sing Sing, De
spite Rules

Boston, Dec. 3. Declaring that ho
was barred from Sing sing, Thomas
Mott Osborne. former warden Of that
institution. told the Twentieth Century
Club yesterday Of the secret method by
which he kept in touch with the in
mates OF the prison.
Pointing out that the Superintendent
OF Prisons Of New York State hso or
dored that he should not be permitted
10 enter any ronal institution, Mr.. Qs-
borne said: 80 I have 20 resort TO
kites that is, illicit correspondence
in order TO keep in touch with the in
mates. have been sending kites and
am going TO continue to do So
Mr.. Osborne indicated the report he
will make 10 Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels on the penitcntiary at the
Portsmouth, \. r., Navy Yard. He "a
serted that the nenitentisry seemed TO
him "absurdly managed" that the uni
forms we're degrading" and that tho
treatment Of the men was "the most
severe anywhere
What is IT for?" he asked 40 fit
men to return to the navy or TO 20 out
in the world? In either case IT IS
failure"
Though il shelters youths who have
committed no crime in the eyes Of the
civil authorities. the treatment Is the
most severe anywhere Mr.. Osborne
continued. when the men return
from working on the sea wall in a
place where they could not possibly
have obtained anything but sand, boul-
ders and seaweed, they are stripped
and searched. Portsmouth reminded
me of Portland, England. where men
are searched in that absurd fashion
ten times a dav"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
Raemaekers Cartoons Reserved

In the Graphic Section Of yester-
DAYS Tribune il was stated that the zoo
Raemaekers cartoons. now on exhibit
ton al the White, Allom & Co. Gal
leries. 10 East Fifty-second Street, were
all 10 be sold the proceeds going TO the
French Red Cross. II has been learned
since that only a few Of the originals
are for sale, and these only on the
condition that the purchasers agree 70
allow them TO be exhibited in England
until the end Of March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04

there was little convincing IN her roic.
Not alone did the star possess TINS al
tribute Of being LenOre Jlrich. rather
than HASA. the beautiful Algerian. but
the entire cast rather suggested mat
- had dressed for the parts ana "ouiu
sec IL through somehow
Despite this lack OF reai ism nov
ever. there we're some wonderfully e.
rec,ive scenes in the desert and o sand-
storm, that looked real
HASA is beautiful Algerian glrl
who loves an American. THIS alone Us
enough TO start trouble, and II did.
HASA had been deserted by heI
mother when she was an infant ana
later that mother procured her daugh-
tor as dancing girl and sold her to
sheik.
Hafsa's American lover sends her p
note telling her how 10 escape ara
she carries out his instructions. by
the simple in the movies eXPedient
Of palmlng or her maid as the orlde
she Joins him. and when her wicked
mother finds that IL is her own daugn
ter sre has sold into slavery she SENDS
the pair on their way rejoicing lhey
depart across the desert on the ROAD
10 love
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
BERNHARDT, HERE,
PUTS RUMANIANS
ABOVE HER ILLS
Heart Aches for Them" Actress
Says, Hoping To Be Able
to Play Tonight

How is the war going? Are the Ru-
manians still holding their own? Blu
charest hasn't fallen yet, has it?' were
a few OF the questions Nine. Sarah
Bernhard hurled at newspaper men
gathered to welcome her last night.
"My heart aches for the poor Ruma-
mans as much as if they were my own
people" she went on. They have been
50 strong, so brave. that l hope they
will be able to withstand the furious
German attacks Do you think Bucha-
rest will be another Verdun? | have
been told so. and ! pray and hope that
it may be-"
Nine. Bernhard was suffering from
a severe attack Of lsryngitis accom-
panied by a high fever contracted st
Wilmington, Del, but her interest in
the war rose superior to her physical
inGrmities. Accompanied by her man
ager. William +. Conner, Nine. Bern
hardt motored to New York. hoping
the open air would benefit her. Al
though considerably improved, accord
ing TO her physician. DR.. Jean Query,
she deemed it unwise to appear at
war benefit at the Bitmore.
81 cannot express my sorrow ade.
quately at being compelled to disap-
point so many Americans, especially
since had prepared a speech so care
fully. | am far more disappointed than
the audience. because | am so grateful
TO the American people for their great
kindness and hospitality to me, shown
everywhere | have appeared.
81 was afraid-just a little afraid
that Sarah Bernhard might be consid-
cred a little forward in desiring TO play
before American audiences again. But
my fears have proved groundless.
Everywhere | have gone | have been
the recipient of the greatest success
any actress could hope TO obtain"
IL was only with difficulty that Nine.
Bernhard could be persuaded TO re-
main in bed and rest after her long
journey. The final argument OF her
physician was that II she went out 10
deliver her lecture she would be com
PEELED 10 postpone her opening AZ the
Empire Theatre tonight.
Surrounded by orchids and roses, the
great actress declared that Heaven
alone could prevent her from appearing
tonight. and added that she hoped that
Heaven would be merciful."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04

Theda Bars returns 10 her evil WAYS
with a vengeance and she piles enough
wickedness in Tho Vixen A. the
Academy 10 satisfy even the most
morbid Of her admirers As one Young
woman in the audience expressed ~
Gee. amt she terrible! But ! think
she is Just grand when sh' rs like that.
She was both terrible and grand.
As Elsie Drummond she was the wick
cdcst woman i'm the world but, strange
to say. she was allowed 10 90 unpun-
ished. Theds doesn't wear the regula-
ton vampire gowns any more. she
used 10 affect slinky velvet creations
and long earrings, now she wears
short skirts and large hats with How
ing plumes regular adventures
clothes. Mary Martin. who plays the
part Of the vixen's sister, Helen, rs eX-
tremely pretty, a splendid foil TO the
dark and sinister beauty Of The vixen.
Elsie should never have had such
name. for since the days Of Elsie Dlns-
more no Elsie ever tells lies. This
Elsie. howeIer, not only told false
hoods. but opened other peoples let
ters and appropriated other peoples
lovers.
She overlooked the one best bet,
however. when she let Martin Stevens
90. for he afterward amsssed fortune
and married her sister. while Knowles
MURRAY. whom she had taken away
from Helen, never could quite catch up
With the game and pay Theda's bills.
The vixen has husband who adores
her and two charming children Jane
and Katharine Lee. One vas inclined
to saw cts much too good for her.
In the supporting cast arc A. II. Van
Buren,. Herbert Heyes, George Clarke
and Carl Gerard.
Jane Lee, aged four, and Katharine
aged six. appeared in person, and the
elder little Lee made a speech in which
She begged the audience not to miss
them in their play which is running at
the Lyric. Little Katharine needs no
nraqc aOept II. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-04
Hippodrome Benefit Nets $4,000

Talent from numerous productions
participsted i'm a Christmas benefit at
the Hippodrome last night. at which
approximately $4,000 was realized. In
addition to Hippodrome entertainers,
those present included Lima Absrbanel,
Frank Tinncy, George MacFarlsne'
Margaret Romano, Nine, Aida. Legin-
Ska. Hans Kronold, the Dolly Sisters
Doraldins, william Rock and Frances
White and Maurice and Florence Wal