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House Joint Resolution No. I

House Joint Resolution No. I.
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to Section 2, of Article 6, of
the Constitution of the State of
Texas, by adding thereto a provision
authorizing a qualified voter to vote
for State officers, or on any PROPOSE
ton submitted to the voters Of this
State in precinct other than the
precinct of his residence under GER
tain conditions, and making an APP
preparation therefor.
BE it resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Texas:
Section That Section 2, of Article
6, of the Constitution of Texas be so
amended as to hereafter read as fol
lows:
Sec. 2. Every male person subject
to none of the following disqualifica-
tons, who shall have attained the age
of twenty-one years, and who shall be
citizen of the United States, and
who shall have resided In this State
one year next preceding an election,
and the last six months within the dis
trict or county in which ne offers to
vote, shall be deemed a qualified cleo
tor, and every male person of foreign
birth, subject to none of the foregoing
disqualifications, who shall have be
come citizen of the United States IL
accordance with the Federal naturali
cation laws, and shall have resided il
this State one year next preceding
such election and the last six months
in the county in which he offers t
vote. shall also be deemed qualified
elector; and all electors shall vote il
the election precinct of their residence
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fayorlng such amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots the
words "For the Amendment TO Sec
tion 3 OF Article Z Of the Constitution
adding thereto Section 3b, authorizing
the Commissioners Court TO create
a Students Loan Fund" and those
opposed thereto shall have written
or printed on their ballots the words.
Against the amendment TO Section 3
OF Article OF the Constitution, add
ing thereto Section 81, authorizing
the Commissioners Court to create
Students Loan Fund"
Sec. s. That 100000, or as much
thereof as may be necessary be and
the same is hereby appropriated out
OF any money In the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to defray the
expenses OF advertising and holding
the election provided for above.
JOHN G.. MCKAY,
Secretary OF State.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION


A proposed amendment TO the Con
stitution of the State OF leAas'
amending Article 8, Section OF the
constitution OF said State, so as 10
uroyide that the Supreme Court OF
this State shall consist OF a Chlel
Justice and four Associate Justices
describe their qualifications, tenure
of office and compensation.
Be il resolved by the Legislature OF
the state OF Texas:
Section /. That Section 2, OF Artl-
Gle 3 of the Constitution Of the State
OF Texas be so amended 80 as to here
after read as follows:
Section 2. The Supreme Court
shall consist of a Chief Justice ana
four Associate Justices any three OF
whom shall constitute quorum, and
the concurrence Of three judges shall
be necessary to the decision OF case
No person shall be eligible to the Of
fee of Chief Justice or Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court unless
he be al the time Of his election a
citizen OF the United States, and OF
this State, and unless he shall have
attained the age Of thirty years, ana
shall have been a practicing lawyer
or Judge OF Court, or such lawyer
and Judge together, at least seven
Years. Said Chief Justice and Asso'
clate Justices shall be elected by the
qualified voters of the State at gen
eral election, shall hold their offices
six wears. or until their successors
are elected and qualified, and shall
each receive an annual salary OF nVe
thousand dollars until otherwise pro
vided by law. In case OF vacancy
in the office OF Chief Justice OF tne
Supreme Court, the Governor shall nj
the vacancy until the next general
election for said officers; and at sucl
general election the vacancy for the
unexpired term shall be filled by cleo
tion by the qualified voters OF the
state. The Judges Of the Supreme
Court who may be In office at the
time this amendment takes enec
shall continue in office until the exp
ration OF their term OF office undel
the present Constitution, and unit
their successors are elected AM
qualified.
Immediately after the adoption 0
this amendment the Governor OF TN
state shall call an election Tor TN
purpose of electing two ASSOCIATE
Justices Of the Supreme Court, on
of whom shall, when elected, hol
said office for four years and one .
whom, when elected, shall hold sal
office for six years, and the questio
of which of them shall hold Tor lou
years and which Of them hold Tor 81
years shall be determined by lot a
now provided by law.
Sec. 3. The Governor OF this stat
Is hereby directed to issue the nece
..eary PROCLAMATION, ordering an eie
ton to dcaarmine whether or not sal
Constitution amendments VIII !
adopted, and have the same publis
ed. as required by the Constitute
and laws OF this state. Said electio
shall be held on the fourth Saturda
in July, 1915, and the sum OF flv
Thousand Dollars ($5,OOO.OO), or
much thereof as necessary, Is herel
appropriated from any fund In u
State Treasury not otherwise Apr
priated to defray the expenses
printing said proclamation ana
holding said election.
JNO. G. MCKAY,
Secretary OF State.
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ean.4a Inlne Resolutlon No. 19.

Senate Joine Resolution No. 10
A Joint Resolution proposing ana SUP,
hitting to vote of the people VI
Texas an amendment to Section o.
of Article 3 of the Constitution au-
thorizing the issuance of bonds lor
public improvements, and leyying Oh
a tax to pay the interest and Sinking
fund on same, and for maintenance;
BE II resolved by the Legislature Oh
the State of Texas;
Section /. That Section %, OIL Ar
ticle 3. of the Constitution OF the state
of Texas be amended so as hereafter
to read as follows, to-wit: -
Section 81. The Legislature shall
have no power to authorize any county
city. town or other political corpora
ton or subdivision OF the State, to LEND
AZ credit or to grant public money OF
q. LaAaf value in aid of, or to- any III
cage. ~-sssociation or corporation
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO, 2.

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. g.
A Joint resolution 10 amend Aftlcle
z OF the Constitution OF the state
OF Texas, by adding thereto Section
81. authorizing the Legislature TO
provide by law for the creation OF
a student sssgoan fund in each county
in connection with the public
schools thereof.
Be Il resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of Texas
Section 1. That Article Z of the
Constitution Of the State Of Texas be
amended by adding thereto new
section to be known as section 3D.
which shall read and be as follows
to-wit:
Sec. 3b. The Commissioners Court
of each county in this State shall
have the, power, and is hereby author.
ICED. when a majority of the qualified
voters of such county shall vote TO
create such fund, to create fund TO
be known as students Loan
Fund.-" for the purpose OF enabllne,
students of the public free schools OF
said county to borrow money TO DC
used in their education for the puf'
nose of graduating from the county
nublic schools and after graduation
TO continue their education IN any
higher State institution OF learning
such fund to be created and admins
tered by the Commissioners Court O
each county as may be provided by
law. -,
Sec. 9. And the Legislature may
authorize an additional ad valoren
tax to be levied and collected wlthl
such county for the purpose OF RAISING
said students loan fund, said tax no
TO exceed in any one year tWent;
cents (20c) on the one hundred uol
lars ($1O0OO) valuation of the PROF
ertv subject to taxation IN eaeh couu
Nv. nroyided, that majority OF TN
oualified property tax paying voter
Of the county voting at an election I
he held for that purpose shail Not
snch tax. Provided, that II the Ia
40 adonted. after It has been ENFORCE
for two years, an election may :
held. ON the order OF the comiiissiol
ore, court to determine whetner
not said tax shall be repealed an
nrovided further, that 1t shall be u
duty of the Commissioners court ,.,o
order such election upon a pe.,l ~
20 do so by twenty-five per cent OF !, ~
qualified tax paying voters oi u
Sec 2 The Legislature shall pa'
the necessary laws carrying INTO
feet this provision Of the CONSUL
ton. ,o ana for
going proposed amendment snali o.,
duly published once a week lor 10 :.
! weeks. commencing at least three !,
.[aorths before special election u, 'nt
~ for the purpose of voting upI
b,t proposed amendment, on :,
D saturday in July, 1919 IN %
81 peoplc ewspaper of each county
~ Texas, in which SUE
The Tenn be publishea,.t a,
"blggest lies III and he mere q
ones that are backetscap ~ ",
Wis" Il has long been the rule
the feiloSSs6- wears to every $
[, ment he is Ail-i-ie to \
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House Joint Resolution No. "a:
CA true copy

House Joint Resolution No. "a.
4 Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to Article T. Section 10, IL, IL,
10, IA and Is, Of the Constitution Of
the State of Texas, providing for the
establishment and separate mainte-
nance Of the University of Texas and
fixing its permanent location In
Travis County; providing for the per
manent location of the medical
branch of the University of Texas In
Galveston County; providing for the
establishment and maintenance OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of Texas as an independent col
lege, and providing for its permanent
location in Brazos County; proyid
ing for the establishment and sepa
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The mayor-elect of Chicago is said
to have begun life as newsboy
which Is different from most men,
who begin life as babies. - Florida
Times. Union.
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ca true copy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
n,vERv,Ew FARMERS CLUB.


The Rivcrvicw Farmers club
met November l., 1918, at the
home of MIR. and and Mrs. Ray
mond Athcrton. Owing To some
members being very late no meet l.
ing was held until after all haG
partaken of the lovely dinner
Three families were absent. Both
president and vice president being.
absent Mr.. w. w. Rescr was,
chosen to act during the session.
Club opened at 2:30 by song,
We'll Never Say Goodbye. Min
utes of former meeting read and
approved.
!! Reading, Mrs. Brothers, Food
and the Modern Housekeeper.' :.
Very good article pertaining
partially to the pure food law.
Grafton, Fletcher Reel, The
Abolition of the Slave Trade. :"
Very good.
The following questions were
taken up:
|. If a man has the hogs and
most of the corn can he buy feed
crs at the present prices and
make a profit?
Answer: Considering the pres
ent price of corn and the present
price of cattle it would not be a
paying proposition to buy feed
ers.
Question No. caused lively
discussion and was finally tabled.
Our visitors for the day were
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Mr.. and Mrs. James .AthertOn, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atherton, Jr.,
and Arthur Athrrton.
Program for January.
Song, club.
Readings, Mr.. j. A. Gurric, Mr..
Dray, Mrs. Rcser and Mrs.
Thompson.
Grafton, Willy brothers.
Recitation, GeneNirvr Axtell.
Grafton, Lois Reel.
Mnsic, Irene Gurric.
I Recitation, Mrs. Raymond .Ath-
ertOn.
Song, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Reel.
Questions.
2. Would a fiifty-mile mail
route meet the public approval?
Referred to Robt. Thompson.
2. Should the old-time cuttings
be revived
i Referred to Mrs. Dray.
8. Which is the best way TO sew
spring wheat? Take stalks off
disk and then drill or drill 20
81; ks and then drag?
+, Referred to Mr.. Samuel 4pray
Program Committee: Mrs. Hem
derson, Mrs. Bro and Mr.. RAY
mond Atherton.
! Question Committee: Oscar
Doty, Mrs. Frank Brothers, Tom
Henderson.
The club adjourned to meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brothers
the second Saturday in January.
w. w. RESER,
MRS. J. A. CURRIE, Pro tenn.
Secretary.
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wAMrEp

Wan.et-l VIII pay the best price.
for cd junk. hides and {urs.
Joe Kap!an. Mill ST.
pd2s Phone 36Y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
nEsRAskA MILITARY AoApkMY (ine.)
IN. sotoo, That Understands Boys.

Tho next term of begins
January . 1916 good start in edu
cation phone ervation at Only limited
number can be accommodated information address
COL. b. d. HAYWARD, President
Neb.
City Office 1907 " st. Phone 3 1850
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Want Ads

Found-A pair Of mems suede
gloves. Owner may have same
by paying for this notice. DIS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

For sa,e-Ress,ered Thoroughbred
cid boar. q II Murray. r. 3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

For sale-ssixty Spring shoats.
II F. II. Murray.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Large assortment cigars IN
boxes for soc to $3.50. kobt, ".
Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

For Sale Duroc Jersey boar.
coming two years old. half mile
north of town.
pdt7 J. H. Shook. r. 1.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

For Ssle--l have seasoned cord
wood and some good posts for
sale 90 the Rosehollow farm one
mile south Of Loveland. Soc ten
ant or address F. J. Fitzgerald
$40 bee Bldg. Omaha. p~d2-9
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Fo1 SALE
For Sale---A new photograph
with thirty double disc records,
$40. Inquire at Times office. d-9l
Fo~ SALE

For Seed corn. On ac-
count Of lack OF room will soil
limited amount Of good, dry.
we'll maturcd corn for seed, $3.50
per bu., this years crop, yield
TAN bushels per acre. Phone 20
w. JOHN NELSON.
Pd. Dec. 20.
For Sa!e-se ersl tons of alfalfa
inquire OF II. OToanor.
u I,hnne go.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Are your eyes mates? Let Or.
Weber make them so.
See Or. Weber on Tuesday, De-
cembcr %. forenoon. at .Hotel
Lusk in Logan.
Examination free. 1928
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
The Academy Investors Corporation,
Manhattan, capital $1,000; directors. Ed
ward 4. Sidman. Harold l.. Naughton and
Elfreada NJ. Werner brooklyn, y Y.
The William a. Waite Corporation, The
Bronx, capital $1,000; directors Philip j.
Dunn Katherine A. Fox and Frederick @.
Fischer. New York city.
The Hoeave Holding Corporation, Brook
lyn, capital $1,000; directors, -. A. Cashln.
y. NJ. Neyhl and f. h. knowlton. New York
The Fink Kap Realty and Construction
Company, Inc, Brooklyn, capital $1,000.
Jacob ID, Tinkelsteln, Brooklyn, n. Y
The ocean View Associated, Richmond
capital $50. 900; directors. George W. stake
Stapleton. ~ Y. a. s. Pral. st. George
) l., and Edmund sohaefer. stapIeton,
The Cedarhurst villa Corporation, Cedar
hurst, capital $4,000; directors. Cortland A
johnson. George H. Hicks and James Ia
Meadow street Realty Corporation. Man
haitian: capital, $4,000. directors william
T. Schmuck. Jno Doherty and Roy Can
MIN, New York city.
Hubert Realty Company Manhattan capt
tai, $1,000; directors, Jno kohran, Jno Ca
NJ IA. Gaillard & co. Manhattan. capital
81 600; directors, Marian II Gal Hard, Blanche
G Gaillard and Jas NJ Crank, New York
jacob Morgenthaler, Inc, Brooklyn capt.
tai $4,000: directors, Margaret Morgcn-
thaler, Jacob Norge nthalor and II VIM Nor
genthllcr, Brooklyn. y y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BBUMING BROS, dealers IN hardware.
cutlery and crookery at zoos and EOS;
Louis VI Buming. have made en ASSIGN
meut 20 Henry NJ MulEtein. petition
i5aSii Hi aye 5000 iS' and ssss's 81, 500
They have been In business about four
scHRAF q SON. INC. dealers in dresses
and goods at 81 West Seventeenth street,
had petition in bankruptcy fled against
It yesterday. Liabilities are $4,000 and
BtRNARD L. RAPHIEL. dealer in wines,
liquors and cigars at 243 East Fifty.ninth
street made an assignment to Isidor
Her'hneld. a petition In bankruptcy was
cHkR1,fS KRAUs Of s5i East issth street
has nled petition In bankruptcy, with
is Fast SiStleth street, has hied a petition
In bsnkruptcy with liabilities 5000 and
assets tlO3 in accounts. He has been In
this line twenty-five years.
Receivers Appointed.
COTTIER & Co.--JudEe A. y Hand has
appointed Peroival Wilds and walter y.
FrarOn receivers for COttier Co. dealers
avenue bond $4,000. Liabilities are S2'.-
400 and nominal assets '3I7ll At cost
JOSEPH KLErN.--JudEe Hand has APP
pointed ,Augustin Derby ., reeeivsr .inodi
ieweIry at 90 Nassau street bond $4,000
eb!l!tles are q? 100 D. 1gd assets $500
has appointed Waiter l.. Bryant receiver
Tor Charles V. Paunetieri, grocer at 9sg
Forest avenue, Bronx. Liabilities are
sac and assets $500 In accounts.
Schedules Filed.
BENJAMIN GBLLMAN. Manufacture o.
dresses at e and West Twenty second
nied schedules showing Liabilities, s5s,Sbh
and known assets, il.sGj. There are over
$50 creditors. ..
SYNDICATE NECKWEAR COMPANY o'
1913 Broadway. has MED schedules show
Ing liabilities, t?e,.27. and assets, ,it,ssl
The Mercantile Security Company is
creditor for S6,itJ secured.
FRANK CELENTANo. dealer In dry good
IT I32 Thompson street has MED sched
uiss showing liabilities. '7,iJ2. and se'ua
HAnLEM BoTrLING WORKS nc. o.
showing liabilities. ;S7ie. and assets
W r. IRON WORKS of 4is West Forty
nrst street has hled schedules showinI
liabilities, $3.50. and assets. s3.t3t.
NOR 3Gs BOTwlN. INC. printing. at 81
West Twenty-tourth street, hn. NE.
schedules showing liabilities, sl1.274
nominal assets, lO,Sis. and actual as
vII.LIAM GLBERs. eOnf.ctioner at 81,
ing liabilities, 1851, nominal assets
tIl7O, and actual assets $50.
CONOVER & TRANGELY, tailors Of
Church street. have MED schedules show
ing liabilities tA,3ti, and asseIs, H,bs3
Assignments.
SADIE SCHEINER, dealer in cloaks, suit
and dresses as the Ladies Sample shop .
go Seventh avenue, has made an assign
mont TO Bernard Rogers.
SAMUEL SCHMAL, dealer In vomen's sp
parel at 2O27 Third avenue, has made Al
assignment to Aaron Rosin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
NEWS OF FINANCIAL INTEREST
NO SEVERE LOSSES DUE
TO WAR, SAYS N. Y. LIFE
Seventeen Annual Report Is
Issued by Insurance
Company.

The New York Life Insurance Company
in its SEVENTEEN annual report says II
will not suffer severe losses because OF the
war. either through death claims OF by tho
depreciation OF securities. The company's
total mortality for 1914 was the same as
in 1918, namely. Is per cent. OF the
mortality provided for in the premiums
In 1912 It was 76 per cent. The number
of policies not carrying a war clause In
force on lives between the ages OF II and
80 in the warning countries at the out
break OF hostllties was only IL per cent
of the companys total membership: those
between the ages OF II and 80 were only
a OF per cent
The company's foreign investments, the
report says, have not deprecated appreci-
ably more than domestic securities. No
security issued by or In any country en-
gagged in the war and held by the COM
pany is in default on either principal or
Interest.
There have been years when the com
pany did more business" says the report.
''but never year in which II did 30 much
good In spite Of the difficulties which
have destroyed so much OF the worlds
commerce, the company has met every OBJ
legation and satisfied every just claim. It's
loans have been in about the same pro-
portion to the business in force in the
United States and IN the warning ma
tons. II has relieved suffering over a
wider portion OF the earth than ever be-
fore 4"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.
Mercantile Houses Take New Quar-
ters-Tenants for All Sections.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
eighth loft containing over $1,000 square
feet of space, at 692 and 694 Broadway,
running through 10 3SS Lafayette street.,
to tho Ostrich and Fancy Feather Boa
Company.
Bastine & Co. have leased at 10 and II
West Twenty -siXth street the store and
basement 10 NJ. J'ishbein 4 Co. dealers
In woollcus, now at 10 Fifth avenue. also
the front half OF the fourth loft to Kaplan
4 Scigel rs salesroons for cloaks and
suits. This building il now entirely
rented
Schiller & Coo havo rented for Spear
4 Co. 5000 feet of space in the loft build
ing at 1873 TO i4i West Twenty-first street
for a term of years to Gleichenhaus Bros.
manufacturers Of cloaks and suits; also
one loft at 81 West Thirty second street
TO Max Frankel. manufacturer Uf waists
and costumes also space In the Marbridge
Building to III Indicator Morcdntn, Max
Lyman, editor.
Cross & Brown Co. has leased the third
floor at 129 West Twenty second street
TO Friedman d Levy, space Oh the nth
floor at 396 Broadway TO Thiele & Casey
AND with Johnson, Adams q Greachen
the seventh floor at $40 Broadway g.
Joseph l.. Blkind.
The Fire Companies Building Corpora.
ton has leased space In their building at
so Maiden lane to Francis y. Dietlin. Ar
thur J. DOernberg, Charles w Dean. Alvin
L. Blunc. Emory 4. Grant and the STRAIT
! Nord Advertising Agency.
William Cruikshank's Sons and Cam
mann, Voorhees, & Floyd have leased tho
store and basement ~ 1903 Maiden lane
TO the Anchor Packing Company for q
term OF years
Sol Lowenfeld has rented the store at
81 West Nincty-eighth street TO A. Rose,
tailor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

61sT st. ss1 W. rear room on parlor floor
Olive NJ Frees to VIM \ Desslnque. i6i
u 2sth ST. atty, VIM Lamey, 90 Wall
HousT1oN 81 2iO d, TOP fioor--A6r Sacks
to Trembowler Achlm Nerein Lodge, I o
u 4, 7l2 80 70 Houston st, 7-i2 yrs
from Jan /, 1916: Wry, a Weiser, 100
srH uS!Hg ST ST. ale, store noor-Aithgf
Miller to Sol Juskovitz, l2J Goerck e..
yrs from. oct I, 1915 atty. y y
TIL SiPsoN ST. siss:o. store ana 6ELais
De santls to- Angeilna Coiucci, ,o2!S
sttys Fitch, NJ q q. % Nassau =, $500
PEARL ST, e57, all--M orme Wilson et al
trus, to Mabee 4 Roynard, Ino yrs from
May |, 1913: atty, J NJ Lowenstein, lt9
MhhDDfHssoN 81. sic. corner s,orc.-Fannis
Goldman. indy and trus, 10 Mendel Gar
Der, Sl0 Madison st. yrs from May !,
sin ST. :o5.sii e, concert hail55tKroywsn
Realty co to Amusery. Inc, ll2S lat av.
s-lA yrs from Jan l, 1915; atty, Morris
Cooper. 20 Nesey ~ .,,,..,......' t,bOO
Bronx.
PARK Az. &c lot %, may Abr Bssstord;
GOxlii-T Mulhare CONSTR GO to National
Biscuit co, 18th 81 and 9th ay, 10 wv
from Mar I, 1918; atty National Biscuit