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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
Notes OF Interest.

MiIlard FILLMORE Zones. whn dird
Suddenly ~ his home in Richmoud
iuSt night. was former well known
'tiHen or Petersburg. lie was sixty
three years old and Is survived by his
VIE n,he sons and two daughters
ne BODY viii he brought to Peters
burg for burial
The next speaker before Tho pot.,,
pure Equal Suffrage League will be
MISS Endora Ramsay. whose address
VIII be delivered next Tuesday.
=. ~ Hcincr. Of Dinwidti, so,d In
oh'r" to-day NJ the Virs itia warehouse
n prices rang from SIG To $50 per
pnc"o might bring nearly $500
me NY Engineer made SURVEYS 10.
u'F with the view of widening Svrn-
more street at the corner nf Rant
20 r"i'"re the ,ratiir congestion n, that
point. " ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
AL. PIEROTTI TO CAPTAIN
WASHINGTON AND LEE TEAM
's star in All Major sports nv Well
ak Studtes-itrthei Awarded Mono
:ram-NcNport News Hoy Manager,
Special IL Tho Times

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.J
LEXINGTON. VA, December S.-Al-
bert t.. .'icrotti. o: Boston. and Allen
Bcal jr.. OF Nicksburg. Miss. were
to-day elected captain and manager.
respectively. OF the 1871 Washington
and Loo football team. Tierotii was
chosen by a unanimous vote o. the
1916 eleven
i. Il. Waters. Of Frederick. Md. and
H.. II. stewart. Of Newport News. Va,
vas elected assistant managers Of tho
team.
P!erotti has played at center for the
Generals during the last three years,
and IS considered ono of the best men
at that position IN the country.
~" Is also captain and a guard OF
TINS years basketball team lie
pitches on the nine and puts the shot
Tor III" track team. Although parii-
cipating in every major sport he is
also 4 leader in his classes. las, year
winning a scholarship in chemistry
M"noSTalnS were awarded To the
following members Of the 1916 eleven:
Graham. Bethel lgnico. picrotti. Gard
ner. l'aSley. Sorrclls. Paxton. Itchoe,
LarkIn. Wadsworth. Johnson. Bryan
Moore. Young. Cromwell. Adams. Grille
TIL IuSicuias were also rir,n 70
Coaches w. Il. E.lcoCk and r.. A. Dom
nue. and Manager II. c. Waters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
MANY MAJORS FINED
cobb and others Assessed $50 md 800
Each for Playing Post-Scnson
tsnnrS.

CINCINNATI, December S-Eiftv-
on" major icaSu" baseball players wcre
lined from S25 To Slo0 by the National
baseball Commission to-day for taking
r&rt III exhibition games after the close
81 the 1916 season. Fines Of thirty
eight OF tho players were suspended.
Those who must pay are Hcnrick-
sen. Jnnvrln. shorten. Hohlitzcl Lewis.
McNaIly. scott, Cady, Ruth and Barry,
~ the Boston Americans: Cobb and
n"nnS Of Detroit, and Davis. OF the
Ih'ladclrhia Americans Cobb was
fined $40 and the others 500 each The
ines came as Il result OF a game played
al New Haven. Conn, In violation Of
Ia" rule against members Of the
worlds champions playing games after
the seasons close. Cobb played on the
New Have: team.
Fines we're suspended on the follow
ing players:
KiN"y, nend"r, and Alexander. Phila-
drlphia Nationals; Bush. Schanr Mcv-
crs ana Strunk. Philadelphia Ameri-
cans; BUSH puhuc. Burns Young
StanaSc Roland and Dnuss. Detroit;
Eauman. Love. Alexander Maispl.
Tinker, Peck inpauEh. Shawkcy. Mullin,
Gilhooley and Nunnmaker. New Yorn
Americans; chapman. Speaker and
Gandi! cleveland; Johnson. Washing
ton: Carey. Pittsburgh: Collins and
D&nforih. Chicago Americans: plani;
ana Koch. St Louis Americans: Chase
Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09

on the globe. and that for the Cni,ch
states mastery OF the Caribbean In
war lis almost vital. since that mas
terry is tn" Dblwark Of our defense
Of the Monroe Doctrine ana thu Pan
ANA Canal
Unless the positions this country
holds there, ne said. are fully fortified.
strategic dominance on III" goa mcans
nothing. $50 that thcIc neglected West
Indian bases of ours give cause for
grave concern with them, some dav,
III" Fate of this republic may rest"
Professor Cathcart said that Guam
and Hawaii would De our Malta ana
Gibraltar araius, any enemy sailing
from tho Far East and yet Guam
lies neglected at the very threshold Of
tho Far East. an easy prey for any
foreign nation which would dare war
with us TO take it"
The need of dry docks and channels
I" the navy yards. he nnid els AN arun2
inE instance OF naval unprcparcoin"sg
We have been building and arc tn
hnilh giant Drc"dnouHhts. which at
present car bc doci<cd oniy at four
widely separated navy. yardS-Ncw
York. Norfolk. Brcmcrton and Pearl
liarbor. The possible Consequences
after but one great naval battle are
appalling"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
OF PETERSBURG ELECT
Officers for Year Are Chosen at An.
nuaI Meeting OF A. T..
Hill Camp.
BANQUET on JANUARY 10
Twenty-Five Members Have Died
During Past Year - Interest Is
Shown I'm Coming Financial Cam
paign OF the Boy Scouts.
Especial to The Times-Dispateh

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, VA. December s.
Al the annual meeting last week OF
y. =. HIN Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams. officers for the ensuing year we're
elected as follows: commander. r s.
Beckwith: first lieutenant commander.
H. +. Munt: second lieutenant-com
mander. j. Walter Brunei: third lieu
tenant commander. W. y. Jones: adju-
tant. Homer Atkinson: quartermaster.
James l.. Coldwcll: surgeon, DIR. w. T..
ltHrwood: acting chaplain, Rev. &. Il.
Stribl'nG: officer of the day, y. Is. Sim
mons: treasurer. w. 7. Parham: SER
geant- maj or. j. r. Little: vidette. j. r..
w Smith: color sergeant. George w.
Dyer: first color guard, w. II. kcvan:
second color guard. |. Reinach. OK
ccutiNc committee, Homer Atkinson
tchairnlan). T. =. Beck with. w. l.. Har-
wood. J. NJ. Mullen, w ~ Jones, H.
+. Munt. and r. r. Bragg.
The relief committee reported sl.4.3S
expended for relief during the past
year. The camp will hold it's annual
banquet on January 19--General Lees
birthday.
During the past twelve months the
camp has lost by death twenty-five
comrades. rs follows: General Stlth
Boiling. i. T. Wilcox. J. A. Fem. w
r.. GIL j. +. Glenn. a. u. I.ocltctt. j. L.
Pollard. Jerry Owen. j. f.. Eubank. w
w. Samuel. st. George Bryan. OF Rich
mond: II. ". Wood. r. A. r.nniss
George w. Cardwell. l.. r. Lewis. G.
T.. Aldridge. William T.. Badger James
NJ Quickc, Baker W. Mann. j. r. Saun-
ders. w. l. Terry and NJ. T.. kull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERlANs
THREATEN TO WITHDRAW
HrhH ""morini &" Federal Councu of
"r"hcs or Christ Regarding Ar-
''"h IN Political md social Nntt.r.
!By Associated Press. !


ST LOUIS. December A..-Tb, So,,,n
'fh ''reahy,crian Church threatened
!" Withdraw from the Federal t'ounriI
Oh churches of Christ in America in
a memorial presented at the u,,ndr.,
hi"i convention to-day by the Rev "
:. Jacobs. Of Houston. Texas The
'"'.aI hnd been adopted by the
'i"n"rhl Assembly OF the Southern
'hui'h and stated that the a,tiyi;i..
81 the Federal Council in international
matters ana IN social reforms were in
consistent with the object or the f.d-
'i"'i"is amn suhvcrsive of the prjuci
PICS Of separation Of church ana
state
III presenting The memorial Mr.
Jacobs said the action of the Federal
council in political and social matters
paced stick i'll tho hands of the
roman catholic Church to use on the
head OF Professionalism"
Ihr convention ndoptc ed a resolution
htciafihG mat there was no cOniiici
between the declared purposes Of the
church federation. and it's activities in
behalf Of socinl reform. and thai lin.
memorial from the southern Church
was based on 81 Instrumentation The
president was authorized to appoint
committee 10 attend the next Gem
cral Assembly OF the Southern Church
ana explain the councils attitude
Clifford pinchI.. chairman OF the
commission on church ana country life.
in reporting the results OF II survey of
rural churches in ohio. said that the
churches In the country ordinarily
compete. rather than cooperate
the Rev. Harry r. Ward. head Of The
social service department OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. declared
in an address tonight that the church
must make the nation understand the
rcliS ious necessity for the shorter
work day.
For inc workers shorter work
day means chance to really live" de-
Clarcd Mr.. Ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
SPORTS
Announce Loss of
| urkey-Day Battle

tirhmOnd has lost the annual Nir-
GiniH-t arolina Thanksgiving game
according To an Oilirinl announce
Hirnt received In HichmOnd last
might from DIR. LcfrNre, of tho Viz
gala fncuity committee ON nth-
lrticS.
br. LrfcNrc snid in his telegram
that North Carolina desired to play
Virginia would ncccdc to this de-
sire. This being true, Il IL pointed
out. that Washington md Lee now
has definite option on the hall
park next Thanksgiving Day. md
that the Generals probably Will he
orc of the cicvens seen In action
here. although their opponents hive
not been settled upon us yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
INT. LEAGUE TEAMS WILL
PLAY AMERICAN ASSO. MINES
luhS Winning Most Cannes Take Part
IN iEter-l.cncue tOntcsts-ArrnnH~
Details at lntrrnntiOnnI McctInr

lNDI ANArpl.IS. IND. December S.
Nh tn" election -! Thomas j. Hickey,
-! Minneapolis. TO succeed President
iAo!llHS NJ. th!vinaton, Of Chicago. the
Z, american Association took action ut
IN" annual meeting here to-day which
'fac'italiN assures Il series OF inter
,"aGU" Sniurs with the International
hva& u" The question Of "a third ma
4"r I"aHu" IS proposed 10 consist OF
.'.Ir \n"ric"n Association and four
international I."a@U" clubs was dis
clsS'd informally President Hickey
announced, bat added chat the mag
mates iid not take the proposed league
seriously.
l.o0.sviIl", vas chosen az hcaduuur-
trrS of the !eagu" for the coming wear
fr"SiVent Earrows. of tho Intcrua-
uond' league, in Il Telegram. approved
'"c PLAN fuf an intrr-lcaruc series.
and invited Ia" American Association
nun owners :" attend thu international
I,.shhn" m.o,!ha in New York next
MondtN president Hickey wired Mir.
l'alE"NS hat Il COMMITTEES would al
l"uI. with bower To act.
ne man for tn" inter league srrlrs
as explained by frcsIdcn, Hickey. calls
or each rluh in tn" two leagues 10
'nl lp S5or. a total OF $4,000. before All
gust ]. ihis 10 bc HppDrtioucd at the
"nd OF the series "mong the seven
rlur- winning IN" greater number az
games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
AUTO RUNS INTO CAR
thnufeur MrlnuEht0n Charged With
Herklessiy Driving Motor Chr.
Which suffers Brnt Fender.

L.. g. MCI.lught0n "a chauffeur. was
arrested late yesterday afternoon on
a "nare" oi recklcSsly driving his au-
tomobil" AID running into Il Laurel
street car al Laurel and Broad Streets
Inc car VAS not damaged. aud the
only ihJnrH to- The automobile was a
bent fender.
wagon belonging TO w l.. Martin
ana driven by Roocrt Brown. or 1911
west Moore street, "ollideG witt, 81
Work car OF the Virginia Railway and
i""er company ~ Lombardy and
i'rond Streets at $50 o'clock Tho
'front.' OF The wagon WIS demolished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
LACK ADEQUATE NAVAL.
STATIONS SOtTti OF HALTER a =

NEW YORK. December S-Thc lack
Of adeuuat" naval stations south Of
fiatierhS as u weakness in the naval
estimate Of the United states. which
IL was declared gives our StrateyiStS
Just cauS" for concern" was discussed
here to-day Ivy Rear AdniralS BRADLEY
y. FiSkc Hnd John Il. Edwards both
retired. before the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers
they spoke after tho reading Of u
paper ny Professor w. /. cathcart n
naval consulting engineer of l'hiladcl .
phia. dealing with the deficiencies Of
IA" land end of III" country's naval AFT
lhirS. Admiral Edwards declared that
II there we're NO other way to get
money 70 builI Mp the ShOrn statinna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
CATHOLICS EAT MEAT
Exempted From Observing Rule Of
thurrh Requiring Abstinence on
Fridays Because or Holy DIV
EBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. December Sowing TO
the TACT that to-day is holy day Of
obligation, the Feast of the immaculate
conception. Roman Catholics through
out the world are exempted from OBJ
serving the rule of the church rcouir-
Ing abstinence from meat on Fridays.
Up to about five years ago. holy DAYS
falling on Fridays carried no such OK
cmption. but the reigning Pope Mt the
time. Plus y. Issued a decree authorlz.
Ing the use OF meat on FRIDAYS which
fell on holy days. The present Pope
has not changed the ruling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
ioSen az hcadu,Iur-


-'-I''-'- ~ ~ II" IININN 7 lSVtlVN.
~ Nc iii!i iti, VA. Dcccmbcr S-rhc
convention Of the Virginia Farmers
'-uu'dfi"n"l and Cu-Opcrativc Union
""!'uincd to-day about noon. Further
IHfu t'i" Tact thnt tn" reports showed
tn" sessions were harmonious and tba,
IA" affairs of the union are in an en-
'"rraEin@ condition, nothing was given
"ui relative To tn" work of lii. con
VvniiOu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
Charged with nond-Luw violation.

T'NVC''IdI 10 ] Tt 7 IINtS- DlSDNtCn.I
ROWLING GREEN. VA, December S.
a number Of saw-mill men of tho
county recently were before Justice n
u. coshill, charged with violating the
road law Of the county In hauling
heavily loaded wagons over roads i'm
mcdihtely after rain a test case
was made Of the case against Smith
and Cobb. who were fined. An apneal
was taken to the Circuit Court OF
Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
Demurrer 4. Sustained.

In the Hastings Court to-day. after
nearing argument. Judge Mullen sus.
tanned the demurrer entered by the de-
iehuan, comnany in the suit OF the Wiz
gina Feed and Grain Company against
. me Eorroik ana western Railway for
$40 for the alleged cost or kay I'm
shipment. ON Wednesday the fury rem
dered verdict for the plnintin for
me full amount. subject to the courts
decision in the demurrer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
Annual Hoard Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the board of
visitors OF the Virginia Normal and
Ihdustrial Institute was held at that in
stitution yesterday afternoon. end
much routine business was transacted
The attendance this year is the larE-
est In the history of the institution.
NO students being enrolled Inspection
OF the buildings and property showed
satisfactory conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09

the campaign for raising $4,000 for
Boy scout development in Petersburg
VIII be started on the evening of De
"cnber II and continue through the
i6th. Captains OF canva ssing teams have
ncch appointed. who Will make up their
teams. and committee Of 100 leading
citizens has been organized to aid Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
Ollie Devine Leads
John Marshall Team

Vic ilrfinr. one Of tho mntn-
stn.s In the back Held OF fbc Inh,
h"rshHll High school eleven, Inns
hcrn elected captain or tho mi.
'"hn Marshall gridirnn tenn, ne
",u,"t I" hu announcement made
public yesterday. BcSinr nroyrd ,
tower ni strength Ia the MurshuII-
ic> thts season. despite the fact
thnt nc was "ut Of the gnmr for
quite awhile with injurIcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09

With two performances to-day, The
woman He Married" closes It's engage
ment at the Rijou. to he followed next
week by step Lively" Il musical
ffi"oiitN. which is announced az u par
tfularly sprightly affair. with q lot
OF girls. who dance and sing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
FOR ENORMOUS INCREASE
IN NEW SHIPS FOR NAVY
General Bonrd Recommends Arma-
mcnt and Speed Greater Than
Planned by European Powers.
DANIELS GIVES HIS APPROVAL
Only Question Of Limited Facilities
Leads Him to Alter Program as
to Number of Wnr Vessels to BE
Laid Down In 1917.
il,y Associated Press,

WASillNtirDN, December =. 49, Pre-
liminary work ON the 1918 national
defense program moved forward again
to-day in both the Naval and Military
Committees of the House. with Rear
Admirals Badger and Fletcher. of the
Nays General Board. before the for
mer. and Quart Sharp
again before the latter.
The two admirals told Of the boards
recommendation for an enormous in
"rcnac in size and power and Il slight
increase in speed for the hattlcships
ITO be provided for at this session of
Congress. because Of the tendency Of
European nnvicS to build ever Larger
ships and guns. and because 1t is be-"
| lievcd Japan already is building a
more powerful ship than has been
planned for the United States. Admiral
Badger said the board had recommends!
ed main batteries OF twelve sixtecu-
inch. an increase OF 80 per cent in gun
power over 1917 ships. and ~ speed of
twenty three knots an hour.
\ statement issued to-day by sec.
rotary Daniels indicates that the rec
concentrations Of the board will bc
approved Ivy the department The new
nreadnOuGhts will displnce probably
more than 10000 tons as against the
5000 for the PENNSYLVANIA class and
succeeding ships.
our new ships viii cmbohy the gen
general board recommends" the see
rctary's statement said, after explain
ing that only the question OF limited
facilities led tho secretary to alter the
boards recommendations az to the
number Of ships tc he laid down in iHlT
RECOMMENDATION REACH
LIMIT or POSSIBILITY
Il agree thoroughly with the general
board. II added. that We should build
thiS year as great part Of our pro-
gram rs possible. and think my rec
omm cndutiOns have reached the limit
Of that possibility. if indeed. have
not exceeded somewhat the practical
capacity Of our shipyards.
The board recommended the constr,,C-
ton Of four hattlcships and two battle
cruisers. while the secretary held that
three battlcShips and ono battle cruiser
were all that could he undertaken i'm
view of the tremendous program con
tracted for this year
General Sharp told the Military Com
mittce that the army still is far be
hind in recruiting for the 1871. incrc-
mcnt of tho authorized increase. Ills
statement Was in line with that of
Ma lor-Gcneral scott. chief Of staff in
his annual report made public to-day
General Scott declared that universal
military training and service would be
the "nly solution I" til" recruiting
problems.
Universal service also came up "a,
the Naval Committee hearing. Admiral
Badger saying that this was IN. "onc
grand answer" Ia all problems Of oh
tanning crews for navy ships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-09
Musical SHOW Next Week.

Douglas Gordon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-28
0TER0 COUNTY HAS
MONEY IN THE BANK

ESPECIAL coRRGsPoNpENcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Alamogordo. n. NJ, Jan. 27.-The
annual statement of the financial con
dtion of Otero county has been COM
pleted by Charles Il. Thomas. county
clerk, and approved by the board OF
county commissioners. The statement
shows a balance on December 81
1915, of only $22,Oi9.95. as com
pared with S,4591l for the previ-
Gus year The total receipts for the
year were slO6.3940s. while the ex-
penditures amounted TO $163.32S29.
The big decrease in the amount of
balance on hand is due almost alto
gether. TO the fact that the tax rolls
We're not ready in time for any col
lectiuns to be made in December The
El Pasa < Southwestern system alone
would have paid something like $3S,-
GOO for the first half of 1915, If the
rolls had been ready for the collection
10 be made before the close of the
year The total Of the general coun-
~ bonds outstanding is 0,000, while
the district school bonds reach a to-
tai of $500.
Among the principal expenditures
were the amounts paid from the fol-
lowing funds; General county, $1S,-
93o.6S; court, $5,S41.09; courthouse
and jail repair, $14i5.90. wild animal
bounty S1,272; county high school,
S5,234.92; special road. $9,66s.49:
sprinkling. S1,345.75. county salaries.
S2l,222.S6; INDECENT $l,075.35. OF
the amount expended for school pur-
poses, the Alamogordo schools re-
ceived s15,46T.24
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-28
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results From
an Excess of Hydro
chIoric Acid,

tTndigested food delayed in the
stomach DECAYS. or rather, ferments
the same as food left in the open AR,
says a noted authority He also tells
us that Indigestion is caused by Hy-
per-acidty. meaning, there Is an ex-
cess of hydrochloric acid in the stom-
ach which prevents complete diges-
ton and starts food fermentation.
Thus everything eaten sours in the
stomach much like garbage sours IN
can, forming acrid fluids and gases
which initiate the stomach like a toy
balloon. Then we feel heavy, lumpy
misery In the chest, we belch up gas,
we eructate sour food or have heart
burn. flatulcnce water-b rash or nau-
sea.
lie tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead get from any phar-
macy four ounces of Jad Salts ana
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa
ter before breakfast and drink whlle
it is effervescing and Furthermore, TO
continue this for a week While re-
lief follows the first dose, it is i'm
portant to neutralize the acidity, re-
move the gas-making mass. start the
liver. stimulate the kidneys and thus
promote a free flow of pure digestive
juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice combined with lithia and
sodium phosphate. This harmless
salts Is used by thousands of people
for stomach trouble with excellent re-
suits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-28
DUK CITY
CIeanerS-HatterS
22O West Gold Phone 44e
Phone 44s
22O West Gold

state of New Mexico State Cooperation
Commission of New Mexico. Certificate Of
Comparison
United States Of America, State Of New
McNicO--ss.
It is Hereby Certified. that the annexed
is a full, true and complete transcript II
the Certificate Of Incorporation Of J. Kor-
her & Company tNo $500. with the en-
dorsements thereon, as same appears on
file and Of record in the office of the State
Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof. the State Corpor-
alton Commission of the State Of New Mex
leo has caused this certificate to be signed
by its Chairman and the seal Of said Com
mission, to be affixed at the city Of Santa
Fc on this 18th day Of January. A. d. 1916.
tsealp NJ, 5. GROVES.
Chairman.
Attest: Edwin T. Coard Clerk
tInternal Revenue stamp. 10 centsO
Articles of incorporation of J korber a
Company.
Know All Men by These Presents. That
We Jacob Korber Albert r. Korber, Roy
NJ Bah and Robert A. Bledsoe. all OF
whom are citizens of the United States
and residents OF the State OF New Mexico
have this first day OF January, 1916. asso-
ciated ourselves together for the purpose
81 forming a corporation under the pro-
visions OF the laws OF the State of New
Mexico and 10 that end we do hereby
certify as follows
The corporate name Of said corporation
is j Korher & Company.
II.
Tho principal place OF business of said
corporation is seS North Second Street In
the city at Albuquerque. Bcrnaiilio County,
New Mexico, and Jacob korber is the agent
in charge thereof and upon whom process
against the corporation may be served.
Iii.
The object for which this corporation is
formed Us 10 conduct and carry on general
trading, mercantile and manufacturing
business and dealers in all kinds of prop
efty. real personal ana mixed. and in gen
erai 60 perform and exercise all the rights.
powers and functions conferred OF author
ICED hy Law upon general business corpor-
ations
And In furtherance but not in Limitation
If or 70 be construed a. a limitation Of the
puwers conferred on general corporations
90 authorized Ia them by the provisions Of
the law Of New Mexico the said corpora
ton shah have and may exercise. among
others the following powers and rights;
tal To do any and all things herein
specified as The objects power and pur-
poses ~ this corporation. TO the same ex-