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may deem necessary, and to amend same a,
sheir pleasure, with special authority TO con.
Ter upon the preferred stock all privileges
vested IN the common stock
, Appearers further declare that thew dc
hereby authorize and require the said chan
geS and amendments to be duly recorded and
published according to law, to the end that
same may be operative and binding on all
persons who are now, or may hereafter, be
come stockholders of this Association, or be.
come otherwise interested therein.
mus done and passed, in my Office at New
rleans, Louisiana, on the day and in the
month and year herein first written, in the
presence of Messieurs John =. Baldwin and
lhomas Is. Watkins, competent witnesses, re-
siding IN this city, who hereunto sign their
names, together with the said appearers ant
me, notary, after due reading of the whole
Original signedl NJ. h. Sontheimer. Vice
President; II: {. Cage, Secretary; T. b. Wat
kins, J. L. Baldwin.
GUS. J. RICAU, Notary Public.
l, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages
IN and for the Parish of Orleans, State o.
louisiana do hereby certify that the abov,
and foregoing amendment to the charter o.
the Iharbulson Taxa Company has this day
been recorded in my office in Book 1857, folio
10. New Orleans, Louisiana. February 18th
1915. (Signed) Z. J. Leonard. by. X. A tru,
copy. Gus J. Ricau, Not. Pub.
Feb p, Mich. 4-ll-ls-25, Apr. /.
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directors, TO be composed Of three (O stock.
holders to be elected annually on the third
Monday IN January in each year, unless such
day be holiday. IN which event said cleo
ton shall take place on the next succeeding
day which Is not holiday. All such cleo
tons shall take place by ballot, and each
stakeholder shall be entitled 70 one Ql vote,
IN person or by proxy, Tor each share OF stock
standing IN his name. The majority OF the
votes cast shall he sufficient 20 elect
Notice Of all meetings Of stockholders shall
be gwen as provided by law.
The board OF directors shall elect from
among themselves president secretary and
a treasurer.
The following persons have been chosen as
the FIRST board OF directors OF this corporation.
to serve until the third Monday Of January,
1910. or until their successors are elected.
Crawford II. Ellis, '9ll Palmer Ave, New
Orleans, La; Joseph =. Nyunc, 1872 Annun-
Parks. 500 Napoleon Ave. New Orleans. La
The said Crawford II. Ellis as president:
the said Joseph b. Wynne as secretary and
the SAID Percy ID. Parks as treasurer
Article Nl-ThiS corporation may be DIS
solved, and its affairs hquidated As provided
for in act No. lo7 OF the Louisiana Legislature
OF 1914.
All Of the subscribers hereto are to pay in
cash for the stock subscribed to by them, cx-
ccpt Crawford II. Ellis. who Is 10 give IN cN-
change and in payment OF the shares Of stock
subscribed 10 by him, certain property, an
accurate, detailed and ItemIzcd description Of
Il
aCtcr and state Of improvement, together with
statement OF its value appraised by the
directors, Is annexed to and made part Of
| these articles Of Incorporation.
| Thus done and passed at the City OF New
| Orleans, state OF Louisiana, on the day and
| date herciudbovc written. and in the presence
OF NeSNrS. Esmond Phelps and Frank A.
| Miller, competent witnesses, who have signed
| these presents with the said appearers and
me, notary, after due reading OF the whole.
The original Is signcdJ Crawford II. Ellis,
! 1912 Palmer Avenue, 40 shares; JOS Il.
| Wyune. 1872 Anuuuciation St, S shares; +.
| ID. Parks, 500 Napoleon Avenue, 5 shares.
NitncSsc, Esmond Phelps. Thos {. Nichols,
Jr., Pierre ID. Olivier, Notary Public.
| the undersigned, recorder OF mortgages, in
and for the Parish OF Orleans State OF Louis,
| lana, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing act Of Incorporation, OF thS Pan
American Securities Company, Inc, was this
day duly recorded in my office, IN book
folio 80 New Orleans March 1915.
EMILE J. LEONARD, by. K.
| | certify the above and foregoing to be 4
true and correct copy Of the original act OF
Incorporation OF the Pan-American Sccuritie:
Company, Incorporated, on hle and Of record
in my office. New Orleans. March the Sth
l9l5 (SeaD tSigned) Pierre ID. Olivier. Notary
Public. Mch. ll-lS-25-Ppr. Isis
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poration Thus done and passed at the City
of New Orleans, State of Louisiana, on the
day and date hereinabove first written and in
the presence of Messrs Theodore Roehl and
Milton E. Schaefer, competent witnesses, who
have signed these presents with the said APP
pears and me- notary, after due reading of the
whole CThe original is signed Sommer Lar
sen, 36ll Prytania, ST., Us shares at IS each;
f. A. Nichols, 424 Audubon Bldg Us shares :;
Henry Wirth, ga n. St. Patrick, Us shares !;
V. Knuth, 1881 Pine ST., rs shares. Witnes-
ses, Theodore Roehl, NJ. f. Schaefer.
PIERRE ID. OLIVIER, Not. Pub.
/. the undersigned, recorder of mortgages, in
and for the Parish of Orleans, do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing act of IN
corporation of the So. Com Inf. and Sales
Co., Inc, was this day duly recorded in my
office in Book 49, folio 10.
(SeaD (Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD. d. r.
A true copy of the original on tle and OF
record in my Office. New Orleans, La, Feb
ruary 25rd, 1915. -
(SeaD (Signed PIERRE ID. OLIVIER
Notary Public.
Feb IS. Mch. 4ll-lS-lS Apr
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Corporation shall be the Taxa Cab Com
pany Of New Orleans; Limited, and the
place chosen for its domicile is declared
to be the city of New Orleans, State of Lou
isiana This Corporation shall have and en-
Joy succession by its corporate name for a
period OF ninety years from and AFTER
the date OF this act OF Incorporation.
and in behalf of the said Tharbulson Taxa
Cab Company (now Taxa Cab Company OF
New Orleans, Limited) and in order to carry
out the purposes of said meeting ana 10 give
effect, further formally declare, publish and
give notice to the world that Article Nv OF
the original act of incorporation OF the said
Taxa Cab Company Of New Orleans, Limited,
has been changed, modified and amended so as
to read as follows:
Article IV.-This Corporation shall have
power and authority TO contract, sue and be
sued in its corporate name 70 MAKE ana n use
chase and convey, under its corporate name
property both real and personal, to mort
gage and pledge same, TO borrow money, IS
sue notes and obligations, to name ana APP
point such managers, directors and ofhcers
as its interests and convenience may require
and TO make and establish such bylaws toi
the proper management and regulation OF its
affairs as may be necessary and proper ano
generally to do and perform all acts that may
be lawful for the carrying out OF It's oolec''
The business of this Corporation shall b'
managed and conducted ny d
TORS TO be composed of FIVE stockholders WHIT
shall be elected annually by ballot on thu
third Monday Of July of each year to ee gn
| with the year 1910 In the absence OF oy
| law to the contrary, three directors shall con
stitute a quorum of the board of directors
| Due notice of the annual election OF the direc
| tors need not be given by. publication IN IN
public press, but each and every stockhoide
must be given FIVE days written notice
/ said meeting. IT.. A.
Immediately following each election tn
| md elect one of their members to be presi
dent. one to be vice-president and treasurer
and a secretary, who need not be directo
All the corporate powers of this Associa
t;on shall be vested in and exercised by IN
board of directors, who shall have among TN
powers not enumerated the power to DO al
| acts of administration, to compromise OF re
Ger anv matter to arbitration and to make an,
transaction in matters of litigation ana
make such bylaws or regulation as tne'
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CHARTER
OF PAN-AMERICAN SECURITIES COM
PANY, INCORPORATED.


Parish of Orleans.
Be it known, That on this 4th day of March,
in the year of Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen, before me, Pierre ID.
Olivier, a notary public in and for the State
of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans aforesaid,
duly commissioned and qualified, and in the
|, presence OF the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned, personally came and APP
peared the several persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed, who declared to me, no.
tary, in the presence of the undersigned wit
nesses that, availing themselves OF the pro-
visions of the laws OF the State of Louisiana,
they have mutually agreed and contracted,
and by these presents do agree and contract,
and bind and obligate themselves, their heirs
and assigns, and all persons who may here
after become associated with them herein, to
form a corporation under the name and for
the objects and purposes, and under the terms,
stipulations and provisions contained IN the
following articles, to-wit:
Article 1.-The name of this corporation
shall be Pan-American Securities Company,
incorporated, and under its said corporate
| name it shall have and enjoy corporate ex-
istence and succession for nifty lSO) years,
! from and after the date hereof, unless sooner
dissolved by law; and by and under that
name it shall have, enjoy and exercise all
rights, powers ard privileges now granted or
| that may hereafter be granted by law TO cor
pOratiOns of this character.
| Article 1.-THE purposes for which this cor
| poration is formed are hereby declared to be:
| To buy sell and deal in property of any ma
| ture whatsoever, including obligations or Sc
curities of any kind. This corporation shall
have power to do business in this state, the
/ federal districts, the territories and posses
sions of the United States, and in foreign
| countries.
| Article III-The domcie of this corpora
| ton is hereby declared to be in the City Of
| New Orleans, State of Louisiana.
| Article IN-The capital stock of this cor
| poration is hereby fixed at the sum of htteer
| thousand ($l5,0OO.OO dollars, divided into on'
hundred and fifty $50 shares, of a par VALUE
of one hundred $500 dollars each. The capi
| tai stock OF this corporation may be increased
! to two hundred thousand (S2000OO dollars
None of the stock of this corporation shall b.
preferred stock
Article Vail of the corporate powers o
this corporation shall be vested in board o
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AMENDMENT
4 n CHARTER OF THARBULSoN TAXA
CAB CO.

Iiad States Of America, State of louisiana,
PuiA Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
X knovn, that on this eighteenth day
\ month Of February, in the year OF Our
n NJ thousand nine hundred and fifteen,
~ I & Independence Of the United States
h Anrica he one hundred and thirty-ninth,
~ =. Gustave Joseph Ricau, a notary
~ n NJ for the Parish of Orleans, State
lGsiana, and in the presence of the wit
- kefssnsfter named and undersigned,
lily came and appeared: Morris b.
&oEnef, vice-president, and Hugh c. Cage,
ouhg. d the Tharbulson Taxa Cab Com
~ heseia acting in their said capacities,
- By virtue Of a resolution passed at
e1lias q the stockholders of said cor
hsa held on January sixth, 1915, and
- uoexcd for reference, who declared:
y vill appear by reference to a duly
HuN OPT Of the minutes of a special
~ u the stockholders OF the said cor
s'rl annexed hereto as a part of this act,
n x'il meeting Of the stockholders was
q = January sixth, 1915. at the Office of
cqs0tion after all notices required by
naaef Of said corporation had been given
~ wpsse Of voting upon the change and
lcnf u the original act of incorpora-
said company, corporation domi-
80 's ettys anu organized unucr inc
nis state. by act before Gustave
kaa . notary public, on July 9TH,
me!ed in the Mortgage Office OF this
Z beok $50. folio So, an das amend
<SI 81 Of amendment passed before
ss 9Ye Ricau, notary public, on the
~ Ct November, 1918, and recorded
+ Pc Office, in this parish, in Book
y; that at said meeting Morris B.
Ns elected chairman and Hugh
4<fary Of said meeting, and tina,
> me fourths Of the stock present
p q the said meeting assented &c
n = ne charter and act Of incorpora'
70 their said capacities. for ant
= the said Tharbulson Taxa Cal
~ Taxa Cab Company of New
~, and in order to carry out
said meeting and to give the
srce and effect, further formally
~ and give notice to the worlC
- e Of the original act Of incor
p Taxa Cab Company. as amend
has been changed, modified
- as to read as follows:
.L-Ihe name and title of thi,
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in and for the parish of Orleans, state Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
Transit Co, was this day duly recorded in
my office, in book 1857, folio -.
EMILE J. LEONARD, d. X.
| hereby certify the above and foregoing TO
be true and correct copy of the original act
of incorporation of the Westsde Transit Co.,
and of the certificate of the Dep. Recorder OF
Mortgages.
ROBT. f. OCONNOR. Not Pub.
Mob. Ills. 2S-Anr. LIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
DETAILS AND ASSIGNMENTS
in OUARTERMASTERS' CORPS

Washington. D. C, Oct 1.-THE following
army orders have been Issued:
Capt A. K Basket, quartermaster corps.
Is relieved from duty assistant to the
quaTtermaster at Jeffersonville- When his
services are no longer required at Texas City
as assistant to the quartermaster Of the
Second division, when that division Is de-
mobilized, he VIII then proceed to Fort Sill
for duty as assistant TO the quartermaster.
Capt E S. Walton, infantry. now detailed
In the quartermaster CORPS. is assigned to
the 18th infantry, effective Nov. Il
Orders Of July u are amended so as TO
direct Capt F. e Hopkins, signal corps. TO
proceed to Fort LesvenwOrth for duty, in
stead Of TO Texas City.
Capt Il H Tebbetts. Tenth infantry viii
proceed TO Dayton Ohio, for temporary duty,
thence to proper station.
Leaves OF absence: First Lieut. S. H
Guthrie, coast artillery corps two month s.;
First Lieut. E F. Barlow, coast artillery
corps. two months; First Lieut. c. B. Elliott
infantry. ten days.
First Lieut.. c. l. Crockett is assigned TO
the 2Sth infantry, effective about Nov. 30.
Capt A. B. Sloan. infantry. will proceed
70 Hot Springs. Ark, for physical examina-
ton. thence 10 proper station
Captains A s. COwan, signal corps T. F.
Dodd. aviation officer. signal corps: r. g
Kirkland, ed infantry: w R. Taliaferro. B.
@ Jones and R. H. Willis 5r., aviation Of
ficers. signal corps, will proceed TO San
Francisco for temporary duty. thence 20
proper station
The name Of Capt. V NJ Elmore, 22d IN
fantry, is placed on the list OF detached Of
ficers, and the name Of Capt Edward croft
infantry. is removed therefrom and he is
asst gned to the 26th infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

Prosperity's first rule Buy home
products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
MlRAN'5 MEN RESTRAINED FROM
DISCUSSING WORLDS SERIES
Baseball Manager Gives Opinion That Pennant Dreams
Detract From Playing SIX of His Men and That
Teams in Hard Fights Should Concentrate
Their Energies on Each Individual Game
ny FRANK C. aIENKE.

many extra seats it would be possible
to build for the world series crowd
That fellow ought to get out OF
this field-and get out quick, snapped
A-Cran. His influence here is bad II
will get the players into believing they
have the pennant cinched when they
haven't. That fellow could Just as well
have postponed his measuring job Tor
a few days and then we'd have been
away and he could have had the field
TO himself"
Along about Sept. I. when the dope
sters began announcing that the Phil
lies barring accidents. ought TO win,
Moran began to be bombarded with let
tiers from fans all over the country who
offered to sell him jinx chasers ana
lucky pieces Of all kinds
The prize letter" remarked Pat,
came frsm a fellow up in Hamilton,
Ont. He said he had a penny that had
won fortunes for its owners. had saved
people from railway and steamship
wrecks and had accomplished many
other wonderful things That fellow
offered me the penny for $500 upon the
condition that 1 was to give him an
other $500 if we won the world series"
Another writer offered to Moran. for
the moderate sum of $780," a rabbits
foot that had unusual charms" The
owner Of the foot said il was a left
hind foot, that it had belonged to a
rabbit that was shot in a graveyard at
night while sleeping on the freshly
made grave Of a negro vOOdOO doctor.
a charm with such history cannot
fail to bring a pennant and q world
series to you" declared the writer
But Moran decided he'd take a chance
on the pennant and the world series
without seeking the aid Of charms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

TAT MORAN made it an irOnclad
- rule throughout the 1918 season
= that his men must refrain from
pennant falkland world series
thoughts
But on several occasions he caught
some of his men breaking the rules.
He rebuked them The second time he
caught two Of his men talking in un-
dertones as to what wen do when we
get a crack at those Red Sox" Moran
cut in with;
THE next time I catch you or any
one else on this club saying one word
about pennants or world series itn
cost you $50"
In my experience as q ball player
detracted from the playing skill Of the
men" said Moran "A team that is in
a hard fight must concentrate its whole
physical and mental energy on each in
dividual game. That's the only way in
which games are won. Play the game
Of the present-let the future take care
Of itself"
Moran. usually quiet and even tenn
pered, and in no way superstitious. lost
control Of his temper the day before
the Phillies started on their last west
ern swing.
Just before the game began on the
Phillies' diamond, Moran and the play
ers noticed a man moving around
among the stands and the open spaces.
doing a lot of measuring. The man
was Jim Foster, who had built the
stands and who was doing the meas
uring. So he could decide upon how
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
o. c. NEWBROUGH GIVEN
HABEAS CORPUS HEARIN q

o. c. Newbrough. charged with reck-
less driving and exceeding the speed
limit on the county road. was given
habeas corpus hearing in the county
court Thursday morning and his bond
fixed at $500.
NewbrOugh was arrested on COM
plant OF W. H HanfOrd who claims
NewbrOugh's automobile struck his car
while he was driving down the county
road Saturday evening, overturninE the
car and injuring Mr. and Mrs Hanford-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
"Beck's" Amen Corner
BY @BECKS

PED SOX have won the champion
ship. It seems that the American
leaguers are a better balanced team
than the Phillies and are able to come
across with hits when hits are
needed. That's the only way any
team wants hits so the Philadelphia
hackers viii simply have to settle
up, smile and wait for another
chance.
LARRY HOOPER viii be the hero
of the Hot Stove league during
the winter months. Two home runs
in one worlds championship game is
pretty near a record.
,
SCOTT NICHOLS, day Associated
- Press operator IN FL Paso, claims
to be the real '1ong distance baseball
fan" Mick" kept close tab on
every bail and strike called in the
worlds series and occasionally
startled the hackers Of the Phillies
around The Herald office by letting
out yells. When Harry Hooper
clouted his second home run in We'd
nesday's game, "Nick" thought it
worth four yeIls, one for each base.
He Is going to celebrate on s. which
he won on the series.
,
THE tired business men who have
been absent from their offices
from y to 2:50 for the past five
days viii now be able to get down
to business again. The worlds series
IS ove-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald is 25 cents It
reaches an average Of about 100000
readers each issue
Build up your home valley Use her
products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

THIRTEEN innings for a ball game
indicates that the teams are
pretty well matched and that the
game was worth while" The 10Th
infantry and Puritys meet again this
afternoon and then resume hostilities
Saturday. Should the soldiers win
this afternoon and on Saturday, they
viii cinch the series and some other
attraction viii be arranged for Sun
day. But if the bakers win either
today or on Saturday, the Sunday
game viii be necessary part Of the
series.
JOE RIVERS has been signed for a
) bout at Milwaukee IN the near
future He will meet Johnny Dun
dee and if he shows plenty Of speed,
Joe viii likely get chance to box
at Juarez on Thanksgiving day.
However, many of the near-champs
have been getting the notion that
they are paid to merely enter the
ring-not to fight. If Rivers IS to be
a card here, he will have to show
some class IN his bout at Milwaukee.
= y
ONE local baseball fan, a rabid
supporter of the Red Sox, made a
bet with one Of his friends that the
Red Sox would outhit the Phillies in
every game of the series. He got
some nice odds but lad q few chills
on Wednesday when it looked as if
the Phillies would get an even
break, at least, on the hits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

Prosperity's first rule Buy home
products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

TAT MORAN made it an irOnclad
- rule throughout the 1915 season
= that his men must refrain from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
STONE SUGGEST PLAN
FOR RAILROAD REGULATION

San Francisco, Calf, Oct 14-Gov-
ernWental regulation Of railroad cap
italizatiOn and securities was offered
here last night by Warren, S. Stone.
president Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive engineers as a system under
which railroads would receive fair re-
turns on their actual investments. the
employees n wage commensurate with
service, and the American people
would get "a square dear in travelling
Mr.. Stone spoke at a dinner given by
the American Association Of Railway
commissioners to a number Of capital
lists and labor leaders.
IAN that stands between the wealth
that you hold today and the wave OF
that would sweep over YOU is
the labor unions, such as represent"
he warned them. in speaking Of those
who wish to abolish organization in la
Dor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
ExerInss t,nns-ructinn.

The highest achievement in eyeglass
construction is represented in our new
model eyeglasses. Comfort, quality
durability, appearance and reasonable
price leave nothing to be desired. Geo
D. Kendall, 2OS Mesa Ave- Makes
Glasses Right Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
SHELTER NAN FINED SO;
CHARGED WITH DIsTU RBING PEACE

John Cole. q furnace man at the =!
PasO smelter, was fined SO in corpora
tion court Wednesday afternoon on
charge OF disturbing the peace
According TO a woman who lived near
the Aivarado hotel where Cole rooms,
he waved handkerchiefs and towels out
Of the window OF his room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
RAnIArnR - LnsT.

a radiator cap was lost yesterday
afternoon from an automobile owned
by a member Of The Herald staff The
cap was lost somewhere on Montana
street and If the finder viii return II
10 The Herald. he win be paid for the
trouble
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-14
intermediate storm developed-and
80, they were married!
Imitation Cedar Chest.

Although We cannot all afford real
cedar chest for storing furs and wool.
ems. we can make a substitute that
will answer every purpose Of the genu.
Inc, and at scarcely any expense. Get,
or make. q large pine box Of the de-
sired size. Hinge on the cover secure.
ly and neatly. and If there are any
cracks or knot or worm.h holes, putty
them up smoothly. Paint or stain the
outside of the chest to match the
woodwork Of the room.
Get some oil of cedar Of the drug.
gist. and paint the inside of the box
with 1t, doing the work thoroughly,
and using plenty of the oil. This will
soak into the pine, changing 1t into
cedar, so far as moths are concerned,
and retain the Odor for years. When
dry, line with cloth or papers. Paper
Is preferable for lining drawers and
chests as it holds no dust and can be
taken out and renewed often and the
inside of the receptacle wiped clean
with soft cloth,-McCall's Magazine.