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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16

Two-base hit-Miller.
Stolen bases-Tepe. 2.
Double play-Devormer to Edinston-
Sacrifice hitchcock.
Bases on balls-Off Fromholz, z; Cos
struck out-By Fromholz. 8; Hag-
gerty, 4IGoshorn 2.
Hits-Otf Haggerty. I in innings;
off Goshorn, 0 In 4 innings. -,
Left on bases-Battle Creek 1o'
Evansville. 7.
Wild pitch-Haggerty.
Hit hatsman-Tepe by Haggerty.
Time-1:45.
Umpire-Jepsen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
TOtals .....41 NI3 10 I
xTwo out when winning run wasscored.

Two-basc hit--Barry. Ainsrith. Three
base hit-Gardncr. Stolen base-Milan.
Sacrifice hits-Shanks, Morgan, Hob
ltzezl. Mcbride: Scott, Hooper. Inomas.
xT Gi10i to P Barr yto Thomas: Hoblitzel to
Janvrin Left on baaes-WashinEton'
&: Boston. l. First base on errors
Washington. 2; Boston. !. Base on
balls-Off Johnson. S: off Ruth, 3. Hits
nnd earned runs-Off Johnson. hits
and / run in twelve and two-thirds in
ninKs: off Ruth. 8 hits and no runs In
thirteen innings. Balk-Ruth. Struck
eutLsy Johnson & o yy,r nsen aS ana
Dineen. Time-2:37.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
SECOND GAME.
BYRHH AND CRAvATH BEAT
GIANTS IN HARD BATTLE
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-A base

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15.-A base on
double steal by these players gave Phil
adelphia the only run of today's game
With New York and enabled the home
team to make a clean sweep OF the series
one man as far as second base and none
70 third base. Score: r H. E.
New York 0oo0Oo0 90 3
Philadelphia 49,. Oo0 900 0x-1
aree and Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
AMATEUR NOTES

The Virginia Athletic club will play
tho puquesne nine on the Forty-seventh
street grounds on Sunday afternoon. An
interesting contest II expected. The
game which was to have been played
last Sunday was forfeited to the Virginia
club by the Rosie club OF Martins Ferry.
which failed 10 appear on the grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
FELTON, SUCCEEDS
''CREASYV NEALE
AT MUSKINGUM
Special dispatch to the Intelllgcncer.

p NEW 0S GyoSC0 # Do O. Aug, IS
Earl A. Neale of the Cincinnati base
ball team, who was coach for Mus
kingum College last year, and was In
der contract to coach the coming sea-
son, was released from his contract
today, and L. J. FELTON, Of Everett, Pa,
elected in his stead.
FELTON, is a product OF Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa, and has bene-
flied by the coaching of Warner now
of the University Of Pittsburgh. Dur
Ing his college course he was an ath-
lete Of remarkable ability and was
looked upon as the best line player
that Dickinson College ever turned
out.
Since graduation he was for two
an College, and while there won two
state championships for that institu-
ton, one year losing no games and the
second year losing only to Carlisle
when they were especially strong and
to W. & J. It was under coach Eel
ton that Neale received his training
in football and basketball. After leav-
ing West Virginia, FELTON, was coach
at Western Maryland College and
there lost but one football game.
Musklngum College is peculiarly
fortunate in securing the services CT
such a man as FELTON,, and especially
so considering the strong institutions
scheduled for the season Of 1916, as
follows:
Sept Se-West Virginia Wesleyan.
Oct Heidelberg.
Oct. 14-Marshall.
Oct. 21-Bethany.
Oct. 28-Hiram.
Nov. Nv. & J.
Nov. 11-Otterbein.
Nov. 1S-Baldwin Wallace.
Nov. 25-Wooster.
Nov. 30-Wittenberg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
P1pp AND PEcKIEPAUGH
SWAT OUT A VICTORY

NEW YORK Aug. l5.-New York
won an even break In its series with
phiiadelnhia here today, the Yankees
taking The last game, 6 to 2; New York
Peckinpaugh and Pipp made home runs
which were responsible for five runs.
Shawkey, a former Athletic. held Phlla-
deirhIa to four hits, one scratch.
Score:
Philadelphia -. 10000 IL 4 3
New York .,.... % O1-bla 1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
aRAvEs BUNCH HITS OFF
MAHQUARD AND WIN, Al.

BROOKLYN. n. y. Aug. 15.-Boston
won its third game today OF the series
Of four with Brooklyn, 4 to l. by buncn-
constantly in trouble but had brilliant
support. Brooklyn won Is and lost 6
games during Its home stay which ended
soday. Score: r. H. E.
Brooklyn . 0 000l0 00-1 10 0
Batteries - Rudolph and Tragesser,
Blackburn: Marquard and Meyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
Two base hits-Farmer. Hornsby. sa

Two base hits-Farmer. Hornsby. Sac
han to Bethel to Hornsby. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. 7; st. Louis. 6: Base on
balls-Oft Harmon. l: Off Meadows. q; off
Ames. 2. Hits and earned runs-On Har-
mon, s hits no runs in nine innings: off
Meadows. and /, in innings; off
Anes. / and none in l inning. Hit by
pitcher-Carey, by Meadows. Struck out
BY Harmon. s; by Meadows. S; by
Ames, l. Wild pitch-Har Umpires
-Orth and Quigley. Time-1:36.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
EVANSVILLE
IS ouT-Hlr ALMOST TWO TO ONE,
BUT MANAGES 70 NOSE OUT
BATTLE CREEK
Evas Buncned Safeties-Dayton Wal
loped Leaderz-Muskegon Trimmed
the Tots - Wheeling South
SnnnaX.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. 15:-Al-
though outhtt almost two 10 one. Evans
willie succeeding in punching safetles and
broke L long losing streak by defeating
Battle Creek. 20 :. Duncan'S barenana
running catch of q line drive In the ErSl
inning with two on base was remark
able play. He fell but retained the pail.
Kibbles' perfect throw 70 the plate cur
UslE,ar of, with what would have been
the tiaing score. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
SMOKES ARE NOW BUT TWO GAMES
FROM THE LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

Crichlow. Jacobs. Double plays-Hobbs.
Nee and Sykes. Base on balls-Rowan,
3. Struck out-By Haines. 8; BY Rowan.
4. Lett on baseS-Springheid. I: Day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
Vets Use Squeeze Play"
To Beat Springfield

DAYTON O.. Aug. 15.-The Vets put
across the squeeze play twice In the
eisSth inning OF todays game. and won
the odd fray Of the series III .50 Fowls Sae
n;tcbed ine ball. the former tanning
ppire and not walking a man. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh. l; St. Louis. 0.
''Pittsburgh. .: St. Louis. l.
Boston. I: Brooklyn, !.
Philadelphia. /: New York Q.
Cincinnati Chicago. rain
First game. 'Sccond game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16

1.-THE curio Shop" a Craig kSnnl
story by Arthur B. Reeve, sears1aA
Mondays InteIli aencer, 10 eentlD4
In wednesdays and eomplstsd N -
day'0> ;5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16

Two base hits-Wagner. Evers.
Three base hits-Stanley.
Sacrifice hits-TeNter, Stanley.
Stolen bases-Erers. Batchie.
Base on ballS-Of Wachtel, /; Crum.
8.
Left on bases-Terre Haute, 1; Mus
kegon, s.
Hit by Fit ched ball-By Crum,
Bratchie.
Struck out-By Wachtel. 8; Crum. 2.
Time-1:3o.
Cmpire-Holmes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
Tho Standing
CENTRAL LEAGUE
YenterdaY'a Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Evansville. 3; Battle Creek, 2.
Dayton. 2: Springfield. l.
A1uske Gon. .; Tcrrc Haute, l.
Wheeling-Sou Bend. played
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16

Natives Of the Congo, AffteA
glassware and crockery to eoneAexl
extent. 81 ZstsSss9f;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
The Standing,
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
sBoston, !: Washington. 0.
New York, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
Other clubs were not scheduled.
el3 innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
SHIRT PREPAREDNESS

DAVE Says
We can't predict what
will be the dye situation
next Spring, but we do
guarantee the splendid de-
signs and colors in this Sum-
mer's Silk Shirts. Prices
will certainly not 60 down
next year, and for guaran-
teed Shirts they may go sky
'rocketing. So whether or
not you need new Shirts, it
is only sensible prepared
ness to lay away a few Silks
at these figures:
$500 Silk Shirts now. .$4.65
$500 Silk Shirts now. 1878
$500 Silk Shirts now. .$2.S5
$500 Silk Shirts now. .$1.95
Our full stock of Fifty
Cent Wash Neckwear cut to
35 Cents or three for $l.OO
Weather for today: Fair.
%,,,ARsz,.-.
G3DMar<%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
Mu8keHoo

Terre Eaute .....0 ! 0 90 0-1
Muskegon ........0 0 0 0 0 Ia
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Woman Presides Over
 A Taxpayers Meeting.

A meeting of the representative tax payers of Mississippi county was held on Monday. June 5th. at the courthouse in Osceola for the purpose of deyislng a plan to increase the county revenues 10 as to pay certain judgments that have been rendered against the county by the federal court at Jonesboro and of providing a way to relieve the county of the necessity of having to pay three or four times the cash value of all sup- plies bought by it. on account of the dAoreciated value of the county scrip. The meeting was epoch making in more respects than one. not the least of which was the significant fact that 1t was presided over by woman In nominating a woman for the position. the speaker said:
 Mississippi county leads the state in it's material progress and industrial development it's gain in population. it's increase in values. lts advanced methods of agriculture, it's diyerslfcation of crops it's manufacture of forest products. it's magnificent drainage systems, and it's comprehensive plans for highways and bridges It now has the opportunity to lead the state in the great social, economic and political world movement for just and equal suffrage for women To inaugurate this leadership, nominate Mrs Adah l.. Roussan for chairwoman of this meeting Mrs. Roussan was elected by exclamation and assumed the gaval amid enthusiastic applause
 Mrs. Roussan, one of Arkansas foremost women, is the editor and pro prietor of the Osceola Times. Her pa per is noted for the vigor. fearlessness and high ideaIism which it brings tc bear in discussion of public affairs. anC it is said that 1t has more real and sub stantial reforms to it's credit than any county paper in the state Mrs Roussan is fine parlimentaTian. anC with conspicuous ability she guided the deliberations of the meeting to a har monious and successful solution of the problem in hand It was a fitting tri bute to her worth, and a feiicitous
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
MllLER'S ANTlSEP1lC OIL
 KNOWN AS Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in
 Three Minutes

Try 1t right now for rheumatism. neuralgia Iumbage sore sttf and s"oleu joints pains in the head. back and limbs. eorHS. bunlons. etc After ole application pam disappears as | bE magic.
 \ never. failing remedy used inter naliN and externally for coughs, eolds. ereup, sore throat. iiphtheria and ton siItls
 The Oil ls conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. It's prompt ana immediate effect in relieving pain k due to the fact taat Il penetrates to the affected parts al once. As an H. lustration pour Ter Drops on the thick est piece of sole leather and II will penetrate thIs substance through and through m three minutes.
 Accept no substitutes This great Oil I4 golden red color only. Every botti, is guaranteed. 25c and 5oc a bot tie or money refunded Exclusive agent. Bordeaux Drug Store the RtNai store.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

Industrial conditions throughout the state are in excellent shape, according to President r A. Wilson of the Ar kansas State Federation of Labor MT Wilson states that the laborIng men are taking keen interest in the proposed constitutional amendments l2 and l3, the former being d measure designed to provide better schools. and the latter providing that the people may submit as many amendments as they wish at one election while the legislature retains its long established privilege of submitting three That both amendments will be adopted by a large majority Mr Wilson thinks there is no doubt
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Write to Them.

The College of Agriculture and Ex- pertinent Station has a force of men who are ready to serve the people of Arkansas if called on for advice and information Write those men. Mar tin Nelson. Director of Experiment Station, r. B Barker, Professor of farm crops and soils, C. C. Becker. in sect pests, W H. Wicks, horticulture, J. L. Hewitt, plant and fruit diseases H. E. Dyorachek dairy and other live stock matters. D. F Hungerford. soils and farm drainage, c w Hervey. poultry These men are some of the State hired men. Write to them at Fayetteville
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Medals Awarded.

The contest recitt among the pupils of Miss Guse from Hamburg. Mont rose, Crossett, Monticello and Dermott. was held at the High School Audi torium last Friday night as announced. Medals were awarded those ranking first in each section, the pupils being classified according to age and advance ment.
 Those ranking tirst, second and third in each section were az follows:
 Section A. lst- belle Courson. Crossett 2nd Dora Lee Saunders. :" 3rd Elizabeth Murphy. Hamburg
 Section B Virginia Hoffman Dermott 2nd Bessie Courtney. 3rd Fannie Pinkus
 Section ( lst Elizabeth Baird Hamburg 2ud yernor Whitiow. 2rd Bertha Cohen. Dermott
 Section p lst Thelma Bass, Crosset. 2nd sarah Bark Monrose 3rd Dot Boyd, Deruott
 Section l. lat Bessie Morris. permott 2ni Vaughn Walker Hamburg 3rd Seotue Courtney Bermott
 Section | lst Eunice pooley. tr0s-ett 2nd Muggle toote. Hamburg 3rd Jeauuette Dabbs. Crp4sett
 Section 6 lat WaIeea Tul. Monticello 2nd Gas4Je Simpson
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

Little Rock k making great prePara ton for mammoth celebration of Arkansas Preparedness paN8 on July 4th Among the things already planned are great Preparedness Pa rade, d great speaker a statewide band contest, double header southern League Baseball. and a magnificent fireworks display Thousand. of people from all over the .tate will be ln at tendance
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Warning g Ord CT.

In Ghlgot Chaucesv Court Deraott Bank X Trust Co. Ptutif
 No 2aS3 Laura Rood. rt ai, Befentart'
 Thn Defendants, Laura Rood, Laura l Hunt ana Rose Rood are hereby warned to appear in thi4 Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the PlaintiF. permott Bank X Trust Companl Camr. Merritt, Clerk.
 May =. l4l6 I. C Glh-on. Atty for Pitf 4t6-l
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
PRoFOsED AME>DwENT TO Ih6 CONSIITUTIoN oF THE STATE
 

Notice |. hereby given th'' the foi- lowing joint resolution. proposing an amrnd ,r' Co the stste EonSi'u'ton was ps-sei by the General ASouuhlN st tts regular session os 1915. and 'hAf tN. same WtlI D" suHmi ted to th" "l"f, tor~ of th" Stat. al tae next general elrsaien. ta De hrId TuesiAy. N"N mhsr U -ar-r ..,- -.-.-t
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Warning Order.

la tne Chareart Court of thleot County. Ark
 sophia Sew eJI tiaat'H No aaH VI
 Fret Sewrll. peteaIart The Defendant. Fred SeNcII. Js aere by warned to apaear n thIs court with in thirty day4 and answer the com plant of the Painful sophia >ewelI. Witness nrl hand and the +eaI ot said court th,4 9th day ot 1une, i9i".
 tatmes Merritt. Cicriz r c Hammock. Ntty for Pjt3 n bit
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

An unusual treat was afforded for tuuate few on Friday morning of last week. ln what might well be termed an imaginary trip 10 a summer resort. the occasion being card party given by Mrs. Carl Nielsen in the dehghtfulv coo, and breezy parIors of thr Chicot Hotel Bon-bons and cool drink. were enjoyed at nterrissious during the games. Prizes which excited the envy of the other guests were awarded tc Mrs. Ettcr of the permott jadIe-. ana Mrs Robertson of the aatof town guests
 Those present We're Nc+aaut. pia mond, Robertson kImpel Etter. Rcu frow. IIutchison. Ford Moss. Hart Jones Campbell. kinres ui Miss Maud kruneds
 Mrs T NJ Bell very lcHrhtfalh cn. tertained small party of friend. on Thursday evening of last week. com pImentary to Mrs C. E. Colborn of Memphis. A haIf-hour was very pleasantly spent in topic fest dur ing which all manner of subjects. Weighty and otherwise were discussed. SeveraI games of Rock were then en joyed. after which delightful refresh ments of cream and cake were served.
 Those present were Mrs Colborn. Mrs C. k Robertson. Mrs. ]. R. Dan. iels, Miss May Byrd Mrs A Prothro V C. Barnett, Mir and Mrs. F. r. Remley, Mir and Mrs W. $. Daniel. and MT and Mrs. c. r.. Kinney.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

recognition of the eternal principles of justice and equality that underlie the woman rights movement, that Mrs.
 Roussan should have been the first wo- man in Arkansas to preside over a great mass meeting of the tax payers of county. Blytheville Herald News.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Notice of Sale by Assignee

NOTICE is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in q certain deed of assign ment for the benefit of creditors eX ecuted and delivered to the undersigned on June :, 1916 by E. II. Ward, doing business as Ward Drug Company, and in pursuance to the authority and di rections contained in a certain decretal order made by the Hon /. T Wood, Chancellor at Chambers at Montleel- 10, Arkansas, on June Il. 1916. said decretal order being entered of record on the records of the Chicot County Chancery Court. the undersigned as assignee will offer for sale at public outcry, to the highest bidder, at the front door of the building formerly oc- cuped by the Ward Drug Company in the town of Dermott, Chcot County, Arkansas, within the hours prescribed by law for Judicial sales. on
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Monday, June 26, 1916.

the following described property towit:
 All of the stock of drugs and sun dries and fixtures of the Ward Drug Company. together with the billiard and pool tables and fixtures of the said Ward Drug Company: to he 1old in three separate parcels, towlt
 \ The stock of drugs anu suudries E fhe drug fixtures ( The billiard aud pool tables and fixture. of same or by iiFeren, parcels or aIi in bulk if found 10 br of best advantage.
 Terms Of Sale On credit of three months. with approved security bear ing interest al siN per cen, per ann0m from date anti pad. and hen to be retained
 Given under my hand a. assignee of E II Ward tnt- lfth day of June. 148E laee5s r Hutcnlus.
 61-1f A44lruee
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

1t is expected that Dr. C. II. BrouEh. Democratic nominee for Governor, will take the stump shortly in behalf of Amendment No t2 He has been urged to make his opening speech ln this campaign at Little Rock July 4th, Arkansas Preparedness Day
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
In Society

Mrs E Ford entertained a part, of ladies Tharsday afternoon ot Iast week. complimentary to her daughter. Mrs. Cha- Robertson of Little RoeN- The rooms We're beautifully decorated with cut flowers. the living room being generously arrayed with t4rgc bowls of uastartam.. which were the key note of the color scheme for the after. noon Baint1 hand painted score and ,aiI> eaf4+ ~lta nastartam design. were found ou the tables arranged for Five Hundred sesefal games of which formed the nucleus of the afteraeaa'- eoterta.a#eHt The dining room uasa scritadte bower of sweet peas.
 At the conclusion of the games. Mrs Diamond Vt. 5ouut to have made high score and was awarded 4 daiuty box of homemade French cream bon hon-
 Several vocal selection by Mrs Frank Etter were greatly enjoyed. after which delightful salad course in which the color scheme was attractive ly carried out. Ha- served b> the hos tess.
 Those present were Mis- Leora Ray born and Mesdame4 Robertson Cren shaw, Renfroa Etter Hoffman Pacher lMeliehee) Noaifolo pia moni Nielsen himpeI and Kinney
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Democratic Ticket.

President Woodrow Wilson Governor -Dr. (. II. Brough Secretary of State Tom ]. Terral Auditor Hogan Oliver
 State Supt J L. Bond Com. Mines, etc John H Page Treasurer K C Mcdaniel Com. Highway Wm, Owen Congress W. S Goodwin k. K. Com. Herbert R. Wilson Com. Lands W B. Owen Att. Gen. John D Arbuctl-. Pros. Atty. |, L. ComPera Judge E. P Toney Sheriff K. E. AIcorn Treasurer W ] SpIawn Supt. Schools b T Henierton Assessor H. C. Sawyer Circuit Clerk Gaines Merritt Co. Clerk Geo. Elder Representative Badly NHson
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Propo-rd Amendmrnt No. h.

elrssien. ta De hold Tuesday November '. Iatt fas siop san OF re3trN'u
 Proposed Amendment No i'' pa,.i as m srr~rgiuert to he Gorstt .tuttnr ot -hr Sa'". ot A AHu-H> whl'h watf -ar.t fa h} nat" ' t as"'tahes e., 'ed 'e "a n h"u." af.t Adau. .l D., s nujari. af th" rl"et"t' ee Ha. af, vottns at A- reNt reu# .,.rat ,s...t.or for sttEHtsRt' Nnl ''prt -..tst. ~hRl hssata" j p"'. a' i'f" Cor,.f-I'ior of tr" Stef' "t \''"st-
 S#=t#an Ti.H rs4nfH t'# #' 'hs=t. .s.p.s'ItN .aa4a. 4s- iH H.'.'i'.aH l' tNe gagrp 'nN now allowed '. ", ."N iNI shall have la H'..'. -.. "". .,.l nssaa tay ua, -,e..-.l#s-# f....... .rH'' arI tse ao}te on s f#aet.#e r. -t-t te v as eratt ne .ta.er ~' .,r rie4 ir w.,1Ire md r~uettpe pnn. pads and oHrtSr- m tN~#' f"~N"- ?. '.i' fl.-~..H ,ti -LatI-naN. power a>t-H a4n,orrs ef.en as hrr"n' ..ss pHl=- #l#H{. t. ,rNs n fEr u1t ''.... .fI1S t1.e" =v.5'is ou fh" fat lar au praprtH Tor R psf.sa ot 'ltu" uH' .a aS -.ed -fft'N No4rs ta herHnV u'"o@s ,s#ts bonds and p1e4se tr" revenues artsInS from fh~ fax 1"stet <or pe rIot o' lime. 'n pRN 'h" in'"''"i AN' prtuetp pa af any ~un at sums ~n NeI roN.d Al bond. issued ht '"' "'flF herein SIv-r ,hs.' hraf s ia'r of ."f"r= sat not ta .N.ssd n ps1 .ent per srts"'n A sams So hofrp"s' shaA '" u."a ~ ctg~fvrlt tn ma A ms and F"ph ''H& pabff .roRds g nd bI iEss in th" H'uhh Tl,r annual tax and ths tax for per I of y-af. shall mol hoth he levied ard b. In fore a' the same tune In my county the levy O, one shall exclude tha }eNv of fhr other
 Rsfar. any levy of tsrsS herein su- fhorfsed shall bs made tn. question of lowing Kuch tax shpil h- submit "d 70 the uualtrsd rIrrtor. of th" Couui ! ~ general or special election a IFi for that purpose n ~h'rh maiorN ' or tho qualired elseforS voting at such an election Shal}. have voted in favor uf such levy or taxes
 Approvsd F,htusry 2 1918
 The above reSolufton was rl"d Tn ths orrce of the Secretary ot state on Feb ruary 2 1918
 Esch elector may vote for or against the above amendment
 wttnes. my on ctal signature thts isth day ot April i9ls
 EARLE W HODGES.
 SSeaH Secretary Of state
The herald., 1916-08-17

Uri,cI State, IT America, STATE II Lou,s.-
ana. Parish u Orleans, Ily @: Ne" O'-
The herald., 1916-08-17
TIL f III f II A l. ID
changed so as to read as follows:


Article III.-"The capital stock of this
corporation is hereby hxed al the sum OF
one hundred thousand dollars SiO,OCU)'
divided into and represented by one thoH-
sand Q0CO shares OF the par value oil one
hurd-ed dollars $4,000 each, which sha!!
be paid for in cash or in property at val
ua,ion to be placed upon the SAID properly
by the corporation through It's board OF d.
rrctors. This corporation shall commence
business and be goIug concern As soon as
three th.usand dollars (s2,oOOOl OF ITS sap
i,al stock shall have been subscribed tor
Thus done and passed in my notar'al Gflce
- the CITY NJ New Orleans. State Of Lou
isiana, on the day, month and year INST
-Yoye written, m the presence OF NoeHe
Voorhies and Eugene Fr.ckeG, competent
witnesses VINO have signed these presents
together with the SAID appcarers and ne, no
,ary, after reading of the whole
(S;Ened): II. l. Favrot David NJ. Wright
Nscl,c VOORHEES,. Luge1c Fuckeu
LEWIS X. GRAHAM, Not. Pub.
/, the undersigned RECORDER of mortgage!
| in and Tor the parish OF orleans state o
! Louisiana, DO hereby certify nat the S'oF'
AL fo-ryoing act II amendment Of inooTpo
/ -1,:aa Of the Ediick Reclamation Companl
/ VA, ,hs day duly recorded IN my Office Il
/ book 40, folio -.
! New Orleans. July %, 1910
| tS,gued) EMILE J. LEONARD. Dy' X
A true copy. l.,.,-.,, y. p,
! July Y aug 10 Y p 81