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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

or kind whatsoever, and for such purposes TO
do all such things that may be necessary in'
or pertinent to, the conduct OF such business.
Article III.-The capital stock OF this cor
poration is hereby fixed at the sum OF ten
thousand (SlO.OOOOO) dollars, DIVIDED into,
and represented by, one hundred Qop snsTeS
of the par value OF one hundred SsIooUo9
dollars each, and when issued shall be PAID
for in cash or property, or in the equivalent
thereof All shares of stock shall be issued
as full paid and non assessable, and no trans
fer Of stock shall be binding on s1ia CUT
No stockholders of said corporation s1alI
sell his stock 10 any person, until ne ma
first offered il to The then stockhoiqers OF
the corporation, and any transfer OF STOCK
made in violation OF this provision shall not
be recognized by the corporation:
This corporation shall be gong concern concern
as soon as 1--WE thousand CS'ociuO t.d ~
OF its capital stock has been suOsCrlIeu Dc
hereinabove provided
Article IV-The domicile OF this corpora
ton shall be in the city OF New OIle ore
| parish of Orleans, state of LOUISIANA, ana al
Citation or other legal process shall be served
upon the president, and IN his absence a.
| the law directs. " -
Article Vail of the powers OF inns ,s cor
poration shall be vested in, and the manage
| ment and control of its affairs SHAH De eHet
| cised by, a board of directors, to be com
posed of three stockholders, two OF whon
J tion of the business of the corporation, ant
| each of whom shall own IN ms own risnl
| at all times during the term Of ONCE al leas
one full-paid share of the capital STOCK
| this corporation. II, i .o,r
The irst board of directors shall be com
posed OF Meyer Eiseman. 2l6 Baronne street
NJ. Perry Bouslog, 3Ol Baronne street an an
/ John L. Corcoran, I'D s. Galvez street IN
Officers of the first board of directors shal
he Never Eiseman, president; NJ. Perry Bous
log, vice-president. and John L: C @a% I
Combined with the Office of vice president o
the office of secretary. And the said boar
Of directors and the said officers above IN name me
Shall serve and remain in office until the mrs
Monday in November, 1915 on which day an
annually thereafter, the board Of director
Shall be elected by the stockhOldeTs' At a.
meeting called for that purpose. All u ne
successors sue are elected and qualified, and an
, failure TO elect directors shall not De II
j garded as forfeiture OF this charter, s,oc,
In the election of directors, eaen stoci
holder shall be entitled to one vote Tor eac
, share OF stock owned by him and standiii
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
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Some one declares that women in
the larger cities have bigger feet than
women have who live in places Of less
population. The reason given for
this undesirable foot development.
with the accompanying clumsiness' is
that its comes with crowded streets
and that the pedestrienne goes about
n throngs in a constrained way. with
her feet hampered and unable TO OBJ
tain their proper movement. She can
not put back her shoulders, swing her
arms and take good, healthy stride
but must hobble along most awk-
wardly. with as little poetry OF mo-
ton as a goose on its way to the
pond II was an lrishman, doubtless
who. commenting on the ugly feet OF
the women OF London. contrasted with
their good looks, said: The London
women's feet do not come up to theiT
faces"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
CHARTER

OF THE NEW ORLEANS PLANTATION
COMPANY, INCORPORATED,
State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Or!cans' Nl'y
OF New Orleans.
Re il known, that on the fourth day OF De,
cen,ber. in the year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and fourteen, before me- WI
liam l. FormentO. a notary public, IN and tor
the Parish Of Orleans, State of Louisiana, duly
commissioned and qualihed, ana IN the pres
euce Of witnesses hereinafter named ana IN
dersgned, personally came and appeared the
persons whose names are hereunto subscribed
ali above the full age of majority, who sever
ally declared that, avail ling themselves OF Act
1o7 of 1914 as well the general laws OF the
State OF louisiana relative 10 inc
of corporations, they hereby form themselEes
into and constitute corporation tor the 90
iects and purposes, and under the suPula'
tons hereinafter set forth.
Article The name and title OF the COZ.
,orat;on hereby formed is declared to be the
New Orleans Plantation Company ih0or'
porated. r.. -. ~
Orleans and It shall have and ENJOY succession
NV ;ts corporate name for a period OF ninety
rine C99) wears from and after the date nereoi
This corporation shall have power ana au
thority 10 contract, sue and De suea IN ~
cnrporate name: to make and use CotPot
ate s,al. 10 hold, receive, hire and purchas'
real and personal property, and 10 SELL MOI
| gage or pledge the same, and to borrow ino
ney and issue bonds, notes and other oO'is@
All citations or other legal process shall o'
| served upon the president, and IN the even
| ~ his absence or inability TO act from an!
| cauSe the same shall be served upon IN
| vice-president. or any other otncer IN Ne'
| ATticIe 1.-THE objects and purposes 10
| Which this corporation is organized, ana IN
| nature Of the business to be carried on Os IL
| are hereby declared to oe: ..
| To purchase or otherwise acquire efeS
| construct, equip, improve, extend "otk, uT
| velop, operate, maintain, own, repair. ContIo
| sell lease or otherwise dispose oil ware
J tights reservoirs, dams. canals, tunnels
bitches fumes, drainage systems cohtt9lIi'l
works. power plants, and irrigation WORKS
nlants. OF whatsoever kind or nature, lor "
burmese of irrigating lands, retaining SUI
| rneIged lands, or storing waters, ana IN
ldraining and conveying OF waters from o"
MACE or places to another place or plaCes'
| To purchase, lease or otherwise sCquii
1 erect. equip, improve, extend, WORK, de'ea cI
oDerate maintain, own, repair, cohIOi,
lease. or otherwise dispose oil waterway CIV
reservoirs, dams, canals, tunnels oltcne
|, fumes drainage systems, controilns WI
. power plants or plant OF whatsoever klna
pat,,re for the purpose OF purchasing, leaslr
or otherwise acquiring, and selling ieaslh
or otherwise disposing OF power hght, hea
| or energy in whatsoever form or nature, a.
the exercise of the customary and necessA
| powers incident thereto. .,;so nv.
To acquire by purchase or otherwise oN
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act. and, in case Of his death, the stockhold-
shall elect GU two other commissioner
with similar powers.
Article vino subscriber to the stock OF
this corporation shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the debts. contracts. obliga-
tIons, or faults OF this corporation IN any fur
Their sum than the unpaid balance, # any,
due the corporation on the stock for which he
has subscribed. nor shall any stoCkholder
ever be held liable or responsible for such
debts, contracts, obligations, or faults, in any
further sum than the unpaid balance. II any
due by him TO the corporation the stock
owned hy him; nor shall any mere infor-
mahty in organization have the effect Of rem
derlng tins charter null, or rendering any
stakeholder or subscriber liable beyond the
unpaid amount, II any, remaining due on his
stock
Article Villa order that this charter
may also serve as the original subscription
Inst required 10y law, the subs, beTs 10 THIS
act OF Incorporation have also wrlNen after
their names their addresses and the amount
II capital stock IN thIs corporation subscribed
Tor hy each OF them.
Thus done ard passed in nv oAice in the
city Of New Orleans, parish Of Orleans, state
# Louisiana, on the day, month and year
herciuhrst above written, IN the presence OF
George I. Hgrber and Stirring Pdrkers0n, COM
pcteut witnesses OF lawful age, who have here
unto signed with the said appeaTerS and me,
notary, after due reading Of the whole.
Original signed: W. J .LEngle, Ss8 Wal
nut s.. y ., La, 30 shares; &. F. Mason,
1890 Arahc!la St, y. O, La, IS shares, +.
Wood, 500 Pitt St. New Orleans, La, Il
| shares Witnesses: Geo. +. Herber, Stirling
Parkinson.
LAWRENCE NJ. JA%IN, Notary Public.
| I, the undersigned recorder OF mortgages
| in and for the parish OF Orleans, state Of Lou.
| siara. DO hereby certify that the above and
| foregoing act OF Incorporation Of the Cult
States Warehouse Company Inc, was this day
| duly recorded in my Office, in book llG, TO
iIo = New Orleans. December IS. 1914.
! (Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, by. r.
| A true copy Of the original act on hle and
| Il record in my Office.
| dec Il p 81 jan IA p
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

Consul Hunt. stationed al st. Eft
ienne. France. reported not long ago
that casein. the principal albuminoid
matter OF milk, is now obtained by
electrolysis. The milk is heated to
so degrees centigrade in large vat
in which is placed porous vessel con
tanning a 5 per cent solution OF caus-
tic soda; an iron cathode is placed in
the soda and a carbon rod serves as
an anode in the milk. Upon sending
through an electric current the phos
phoric acid in the milk is set free and
casein is precipitated. This is much
cheaper than the old method Of precip
itating casein by the use Of acids OF
rennet. Vegetable casein is now be
ing produced from the soya bean. anc
Il is said that this material can be pu
20 the same purposes as animal casein
Casein is now largely used as SUB
stitute for ivory, tortoise shell, cellu
loid. etc.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
cHARTI. o
q sa0WN TUBE CON-, lNCOKfO
pATET

hhiEi sT:..
rsiia States Of America, ct LOUISIANA
psra q Orleans.
ka kaosn. that on 9Th day Of the
-stA 4 November, in tar 1914, and OF
q, isi-ysdence Of Tilted States OF
lxrsl de 18th. befo. Herman MI,
%, r,sry public, du1missioned ana
Ealiiet 10 and for theh of Orleans,
can d Lsuisiana, andre presence OF
!, witnesses hereinafteed and under
nssd perycnally came appeared: the
rail p,Tscns whose are heceunto
ussrb-t Who seyerallared that avail
q ssnslres Of the ges and Of the
aiuia and laws Of the Of Louisiana,
sihw % the neutrality-suspicious., and
hnulafiy act No. 49, session OF the
E,eial assembly Of the OF Louisiana,
Z "a hey have coven and agreed, and
. ~ ihex presents ant and agree
{; hnd and obligateselves, as well
sn soch persons as hereafter become
aDusied with them, n and constituts
ny nDorate and I in law. for the
eecs and purposes, oder the stipula'
q int Provisions 'fng, to-wit:
h1ds 1.-The nsmet title Of this cor
r1iiaa shall be the Tube Company
awaited, and undei name shall hayt
- sriey all the rigbivileges and ad
a,l'vs granted by Il corporations, anC
~ lave the power nthority to enjoy
Ses'cn and eorporxistence for ant
70 ne period Of y-nine (99) year
Ne date hereof, sooner dissolved
" manner hereinsrovided for.
~ corporation shse power and su
~ g contract, h and be sued, t,
~ lho use a corporal, and the sam,
.ssh alter or ane pleasure, to hold
" purchase, condeliver, mortgage
Foess'e and pledg property, real o
IVA, snd 10 issue and other obliga
eyotiable insfts or other evi
- u debt; to land employ sucl
Zn agents and employees as tn
Ia and eonvenief said corporation
Nuire or demard to make and es
suca by-laws;s and regulation
eorpsrate mment and contrc
r.s .sirs as may tmed necessary an
~ 1.-The Of and purposes fc
1s sophisticated, are hereb
% Be: To sell and general
ne Brown's .ihc Non-deflateabl
= well as | other automobil
trSs and supple act as agent an
NJ Of such IS of merchandis,
=, : . buy am and generally de;
shandise perty Of any natui
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
The United States geological survey

AC y AANON ONSNNS
announces that alboline and other
medicinal oils formerly imported from
Russia will be manufactured in this
country within a few weeks. Alboline
is extracted from petroleum. 1t is
used as a base in the preparation Of
ointment. In liquid form it is EN-
ployed for spraying the throat. Why
Americans shouldn't make everything
that can be manufactured out OF pc
troleum it would be hard to say. Mos
people supposed that We did.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

An amateur hunter in New York
county has established a new record
BY hitting two people with the same
bullet. This is an economy Of am
munitiont with a doubling OF game,
which isl startling. but hardly COM
mendableA from the standpoint OF
the censSs This enterprising hunt
er should be secured without further
loss OF Il ne by one OF the contendinf
forces in the European war.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07
CHARTER
CHARTER
OF GULF STATES WAREHOUSE COM

I-,;,.d States of America, State of Louisiana,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Re II known, That on this Fourteenth day
NJ The month of December. in the year OF Our
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Four,
teen and of the Independence OF the United
States Of America the one hundred and lhir-
tyeNinth, Before me, Lawrence NJ. amin, a
Notary Public, duly commissioned and quail.
fled, in and for this city and the Parish OF
Orleans, therein residing, and in the presence
of the witnesses hereinafter named and UNDER
signed. personally came and appeared the sew
c-al persons hereinafter named and under
signed. all of whom are OF the full age OF ma,
ioTity and residents of this city, who declared
that avaiing themselves OF the provisions
- The laws and of the constitution OF the
State OF Louisiana and relative to the organ,
ization of corporations, they have contracted
! and agreed, and do by these presents contrac
,s veil as such other persons may herestte
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

When a woman sees her husband
passing by in a parade, you'd think
from the frantic way she waves her
handkerchief at him that she hadn't
worked like a Trojan to get him ready
in time.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-01-07

Montreal has changed tho names OF
its streets until il now has those
named Antwerp. Liege. Namur, Joffre.
French and Pau and an avenue named
Poincare. Probably it is reservine
Przemysl for q boulevard.
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J. Witnesses: Allan s. Perry. L, Dr.

Poorter. -
VIM J. FORMENTO, Not. Pub
I, the undersigned recorder Of mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans. state Of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of incorporation of the New
Orleans Plantation Co, Inc. was this day
duly recorded in my Office in book il27. folio
-. New Orleans, La. December s. l2l4
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, d. X
I hereby certify that the foregoing and
within 10 bc true and correct copy OF the
original act Of Incorporation OF the New Or
leans Plantation Co. Inc. together with the
certihcate OF the recorder OF mortgages on HE
and OF record IN my Office.
In faith whereof / have hereuuto set my
hand and seal this 9th day Of December. 1914
WI. J. FORMENTO, Not. Pub.
dec 10 II - 81 JAM IL
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28
Memorial Day Observance in Abingdon

Abingdon is preparing to observe
Memorial Day this year on Friday af-
ternoon, May 18th. The exercises will
begin at one p m. at the church when
the pupils of the four schools, Abing-
ton grammar and primary grades, FL
liotts ard Jericho, will follow the Put
nam Military Band TO the cemetery
where they viii decorate the graves of
the soldiers.
Al the cemetery an address will be
given by Judge Warner OF Putnam, an
original poem by Mrs Hicks read by
Mrs. Haines, a paper BY Miss Mary
Osgood, remarks by Rev. Mr Fuller
and others, singing by the church
choir, also music by the bard. Al The
close OF the exercises The line OF march
will return 10 THE church where the
band viii give an hours concert. a
cordial invitation Is extended 10 all 10
Be present, especially old soldiers aud
their families.
BA order ol lhe Committee
William Gould
Mrs. George Hicks
katNeroN lEsrna
fahu " Claep ae1a 4 CaolHr
HasEltH e. ftf-s EHs IS Ndlks
fttHesIaa y. tfalH WstiafU A NuNrfF
iaau 4 tsaad jesefn beafse
tteH lAu-4u tff3A4s tzHnNN FHHltFs
ft,ssaiHaH Hanfaa iH-eph ~umuFF
Edward H. seE SHfnarf fasard q oaMuer
Atfttt e.. As8ffc4 Anutr R ~nlfh
Nniasa smith william lngs4e
Ialts Hichard James \. Boftam
>atnael =. haiham Harvey AhlfmeFe
sai8ieTs bst3ea a The scata bar Memorial Staae
ID Ocmttufy
Heufy + Eaker lssaei f. sumner
Heut nin : HlIt ibemss p, CoaRrr
LueiaH brennan Augusta NatieF
John q. Carver
Revolutionary soldiers
Amass Copeland fl9mAs u on
Ltuual Ingalls, 8ubu ttke
Eii.ss eaaS Jeremiah wheaton
GRAVES 81 Revolutionary soldiers IN Old hurytag
DrQaAd
Abel clark John Wits Fisk
I0nid Dwight lHVnas Ingalls,
tDCMs gex E8t0a hoaeri sEafp
cant Xehadish ingalls, William sharpe
kebaal.R IRSAlis, u. keaben saarp
Joshua 4 ruSVrnor Nm. 1roW bridge
Appleton Osgeod AatitSs White
Miillam O>goVd
HAMPTON
Grow Hin Burial place
Joseph iustia Etvin chapman
Henry jackson
Revolutionary War
Ebenszer Grow
NORTH woopSrreK.
Albert HihhAra. - Davis,
chAs- 4 HosWorth, Chester f. Child.
VIVA Ihaftee. Rensselaer, Child.
john Chaliee, Andrew ;. Godfrey,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28
Memorial Day in Thompson

The Veterans and Sons of Veterans
are requested to assemble at $50 p. M,
SUNDAY, May 30, al the Cong regation-
al church, Thompson. Rev. John k.
Moore, pastor of the Congregational
church, will deliver the Memorial SER
mon and a musical program appropri-
ate 10 the occasion will be rendered.
An earnest invitation is extended to
all to attend this Memorial service.
At North Gfosvenordale on SatJr-
day evening, the 10Th, at O'Clock, all
ladies interested in Memorial Day are
requested TO meet at the sons OF Vet
Grams hail to arrange flowers. On
Monday, the 3Ist, at a. m. sharp the
Veterans, sons of Veterans and Marti
al Guards will meet al :. of Y. hall
Details viii be made by the marshal 10
decorate the graves at the Upham and
Conan cemeteries. At ESQ a. m, the
column will march to the Catholic
cemetery where the exercises will be
conducted by the Rev. Father b. III.
Donnelly, preceding the decoration of
graves. At the column will march
10 The cemetery in North Grosvenor-
da'e, and the services will be conduct
ed oy the Rev. William } smith An
invitation TO take part in the exercises
Is extended 10 all school children.
AT New Boston at $50 a. NJ. the
column viii arrive at the yard in New
Boston and after prayer and suitable
exercises the graves will be decorated.
Al WilsonVille at 10 a. m. the pro-
cessiou wilt meet the citizens of Viii
sonville and service suitable to The
occasion. consisting OF prayer and song
will be held preceding the ceremonies
OF decoration. The MARSHAL will order
detail 10 decorate the graves at Por.
ter Plain ami Porter cemetery.
AZ East Thompson al il.S0 o 'elock
the procession will halt al King :
Daughters hall, East Thompson, and
collation. will be served. Al lao
the procession will meet the people Of
East Thompson al the cemetery, where
the exercises will be conducted by the
pastor Of the Methodist church, pre-
ceding the decoration Of graves.
At Nest Thompson at l.So O'Clock
the column will proceed TO the Gene
terry at West Thompson, arriving at
2.l5 o'clock, when the services Of The
day will be concluded with patriotic
exercises.
All Veterans Of the Civil and Span.
ish wars, whether members Of the y.
A. Il. or not, are invited to join the
procession and take part in The days
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28
Sporting

Joe Birmingham resigned as man
ager OF the Cleveland American Lea
que baseball team
Faous ball players Of the American
League VIII be asked 10 autograph
some of the baseballs which President
johnson Will forward. among other
paraphernalia. to the Canadian
soldiers ia France.
Freddie Welsh has thoroughly re-
covered from the recent injury 70 his
shoulder and is now In training for
his match with Young Sayloy
James Savage ana Frank Delahanty
were released by the Pittsburgh Fed
eral League Baseball Club TO the
Springfield, Mass, club OF the Colo
nial League.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28
TIE MARKETS
- - MhoIssaIe -

MILE.-9Meial aguras have beea -.
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duties. Also all Sons of Veterans,
whether members of any camp or not,
are earnestly requested to fall in. Uni
forms are not necessary if not at hand.
An earnest invitation is extended to
all ladies and the teachers in public
schools to CO operate with the Veterans
in their endeavors to honor the Soldier
Dead. Teach the children the true
significance of the day. Invite them
to join the procession and gather
flowers.
The band Canadienne of North Gros-
venordaie viii furnish music.
Following are the officers:
President Of the Day, Frank 5
Richmond.
Marshal, George +. Whitney ,S.of V.
Treasurer, Lucian Lamson.
Executive eommitlee-North Gros-
venordale, +. :. Richmond, Harry
Manning; New Boston, Miss Ursula
PHtney, Albert Hail; Wilsonville,
Thomas Paine; West Thompson, John
y. Perrin, James Bigelew; East
Thompson, Albert +. Sheldon, Sllas
Joslin.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28

Members ~ the London Stock Ex.
change passed unan mpUsly resolH.
Ton 81 eo.8a.ete confidence ia Lord
Kitchener.
Admiral Won Essen, commander 81
ahs Russ al halae fleet. d.eI q pneu-
aonIa AZ lae marine hospital at RevaI
The Italian Senate unanimously
p,4ssea the bH al Premier Saiandr4
oonfeFring p.enaFs wax roN ers on the
Government
Italian macs between the ages 81
II aud GO are beaE placed in aoten.
thon camps by the Austrian author.
ties. ltahsns Ia Germany numbering
10000 IRE also being detained.
King George. accompanied by Lord
Kitchener. reviewed a large body u
troops az Newcastle,
Prof. Negro. Of the University of
Turin, Italy, had discovered new
method OF curing tetanus by the use
OF electric currents.
TIE Official inquiry into the torpedo.
Ing OF the African liner Falaba, on
March rs, with the loss OF II lives.
one American. was opened at London,
with Lord Mersey presiding.
Prince Joachim. oniy unmarried son
Of the Kaiser. has been deluged with
offers OF marriage from leaders in
German society.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28
Program Similar TO That Of Previous
Years
All Cemeteries viii Receive Attention

The arrangements for the observance
of Memorial Day next Monday have
been completed, The program follows
the lines OF previous years. a process
sion will form in Union Square in the
morning and march to the ST. Mary's
cemetery where appropriate exercises
will be held dinner will he served
by the h di y AT noon and In the after
noon the line Will form and march TO
the Grove street cemetery. outlying
cemeteries will be visited by delega-
tons selected for that purpose. The
speaker OF the day will be Comrade
John Holton from the soldiers Home,
Bristol, II. l., and an aole and force
full address IS anticipated.
Al a meeting of \. q. Warner POST
held May 9th, ii was voted TINT the
Sons of Veterans, The Woman's Relief
Corps, the Ladies of the G.. A. r. the
hoy scouts, the spanish War Soiiiers,
and the Grange, be invited 10 attend
the services in The Congregational
church ON SUNDAY, May soth, At 1880
a. m. Please meet at Odd Fellows
hail and 20 With US,
There viii be meeting of the Tete-
rams nj the Putnam High school, a
which some OF the comrades will take
part on Friday, May 18th, at $50 a. IN.
and your presence is respectfully re.
quesIed Come.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-05-28
WASHINGTON

Recommendation 70 Congress for
strengthening the navy VIII be with
held until the last possible minute.
Secretary Daniels announced.
In recognition OF the work Of the
New York police during MS recent
visit there 10 review the feet, Presi-
dent Wilson has written note OF
praise for their efficiency.
Because OF the converting OF the
Pan-American Financial Conference,
Secretary Bryan declined an invitation
70 speak in Paterson, y. j., on the
same evening.
The Census Bureaus estimate OF the
national wealth Is slS7.TSs, 100000, an
average of 81 .S65 for each man, woman
and child in the United States