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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Health Talks, by DIR. VIM. Brady
IthruiuBtuIu >rtt.,,,
Hhrunrnt"IJ ArthrI,I,.

one OF the on more az Ii,.r, ,,
eases grouped ior IL" convenience" of the lnz,.
doctor and the fellow with q .cnr." -. .,Ii
under the meaningless IN, of .rI.,,,,.,,; 80.
weather, il rheumatoid arihrt,ts 81, .r, ;,rf,i ~
formaHs. thrnmatOid ;trihIi,iY 49, ,I.,.,,,,.,, y.
name. u mere Tn"uthfui 'or :, doctor ia j. , ,,,.
on m?stih"d Ip'i"nt; IT lucuna. li,craIi, ioi,,
'niahiinht'oh' TtscmlIinE riouinn,iyIn Ann.
riiis dcformans IL "a niue better. II ,n..,,,y Xxx,
inflammation which Is determine. in ,rn', ,,,
wc shall have 10 eat! 1t ih"uina,oid ar,Lriti,
here. " 80
The discas" il very iusidlols II h..i,. ..
"a rule, in the small J"!ut. of Tho u,,..rs -,
hhn' sometimes ~ ~" small joints Of tho iool
twherc IL tx mistaken for nat FOO, ana ,,,I
treated with some near 81, p.ciaiis,'y ,cn ,,r','a
After months or year" other joint. i.nr,.. :, f,
f"cted PARTICULARS lii" joints OF INC ,pinr ana
especially me upper part of the spine Af,r,
many years. IN neglected case. M, I, ,, -,
which alleged 'antirhcuina,i,. ,c,ncdi,. .'
acid cliInlnhtora' uyEIcriouH. UuIu,,,,. ~. ,,
calves arc Tclcd ulon--ilir enlarged Iniu,, i,
come rigid, thc Htr"phi"d muscles rcfu.. Il, III,
thcir work, an" IN" patient becomes h.lpl.,.
if not all cases We Know what caus.. IA.
d3easc. \ 80
characteristic sign 0r the earlier .t,,, e.
the peculiar r!hEiihc swcIingH Of M, small
joints or the fingers and the nnrrowI,,. fro,,
atr"phy or w"H'in& of The muscles. giving ,hc
"iIebcrden'n nodes" arc .Iwnvu more ~, ,..
tender. hut AT Times boconi" hot icd,cncd an,
more swollen and tender than usual Tho n,ud
between nttacEs rs rather sun and NUM-, il.n
plnnful.
Tho cause of mrthr!tls dcforuaiis or ,hou,n,
gist Utosehow). wh" found the SPECIFIC germ.
tstrcptococcua Niridmns, IN most cuscsI IL, IN.
lymph nodes near the Joint. the nodes diuiuin.
the joint also In the Joint itself and. what ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
FOR REDUCTION IN SIZE
OF SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS
Federal T-ndc Commission Urges This
Step on Publishers of Large
Sunday Editions.
BY \ ssOCiatcG 'resA. ]


WASHINGTON. October 2l.-Reduc-
ton In the size of Sunday newspapers,
as Il means Of conserving the news
print-paper supply of the country. and
possibly preventing the suspension Of
smaller newspapers, was recommends
ed in Il letter sent to-day by the Fed
eral Trade Commission to all the pub-
fishers of large Sunday newspapers in
the United States. The letter says that
in connection with it's investigation OF
news-print prices, the commissi has
conferred with 81 number of prominent
publishers regarding ways TO reduce
consumption, and that these publishers
believe there is an opportunity TO con-
siderably reduce consumption by cut
ting down the size of Sunday news
papers. They feel that the elimina-
ton of certain features would meet
with public approval and would not
decrease the revenues Of the publish
erS," the letter continues.
"'Thc paper saved by cutting down
the size of one large Sunday edition
several pages would be sufficient to
keep number OF smaller pa 'crs sun
piled for considerable time" the
commission wrote such unselfish ac-
ton on the part of the large city pa
pcrs appears TO be tho only means
that will save many OF the smaller pub
fishers from going out OF business
Tho commission asks your coop
Grafton in this matter, and would like
to know your attitude toward this
proposition"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
GREEKS IN UNITED STATES
FORM VENIZELOS PARTY
f'ind or $1,000 Subscribed AT Meeting
in !"" York for Assistance OF
Former Premier.
ttv Associated Press !
-f.M lOItk hnfnlnr LIZ

NV ..ssoCiaiyd Press
NEW YORK, October l6-Niore Than
100000 Greeks in the United States
have been invited 10 join the venIzeios
At a meeting of 5000 natives Of Greece
series Of meetings to be hold IN the
principal cities OF the United states
organization OF the party was
greeted with cheers and the singing
OF the Greek national anthem :, fund
Of $1,000 was subscribed for the as
sistance OF the former Greek Premier.
from whom the party takes it's name.
Managers III the movement said $780,
90" would be raised each month.
The present Creek government was
condemned and pledges Of allegiance
TO Vcnizclos were given. Resolutions
were adopted asserting that the gov
eminent OF King Constantine has
worth of forts and munitions in Mace
donia and allowed the Fourth Regi-
mcnt To he kidnapped. and has thus
dishonored Greece and all Hellenism
1t has cast a. stain on the national
honor of Greece. and it's policy threat
ems the extinction Of the nation"
Greek colonists in America were
urged to use their influence to induce
parts OF Greece which have not already
done 50 to join the national movement
TO cXpel the enemies who abolished
the Greek sovereignty in Macedonia
and to defeat and cast out the dema-
gogues now surrounding the King"
carry on the work of the organiza-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
The Voice the Of People
virginia Soldier. ON the nordcr.

To. the Editor or The Times Dispatch:
Str.--Gcncrtl lershing honors the Virginia
boys very highly by saying, that. II he needed
any more soldiers in Mexico. nc would cali uror,
the First and Second Virginia Regiments. He
says that they have proved 10 lac the hest sol.
diers or the Mexican border. The Brownsville
people think there il nobody like the VirGini:,
troops. All OF the soldiers OF tn" Brownsville.
distrc; passed III review for General Funston
on October ! including tho Iowa troops, Fourth
Infantry, Thirty-S Infantry. illinois and the
Louisiana troops, and wh.n our boys passed. tin,
people gave Il big yell Virginia people ilrht
70 think a lot Of their s"l'iicrs am n captain
o: one Of the companies of the Fourth Infantry
am in the Virginia camp for instructions hui
don't think they need Il.
JOHN X. SCOTT
Brownsville. Texas, October 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
NEW Corporation TAX
Is NOW IN FULL FORCE
Additional Federal Levy IL Expected to
incrcase Local Revenue by
$4,000

The new tax Of per cent on cor
porations, based on their net income.
became effective on January I, 1916.
according to an order received ycstcr-
day by Collector OF Internal Revenue
X. c. l.. MOncure from the Treasury
Department. Under this order all cor
porations are allowed To pay taxes for
the calendar or fiscal year. hut any cor
poration which has previously paid
taxes for any part OF the fiscal year
Will be assessed an additional per
cent OF the entire net income incurred
during the fiscal year.
THAT is to say" according to the
order iii corporation made II return
for a fiscal year ended April 30. 1916,
the period between January | and April
30 is four months or oncthird Of the
fiscal year. If the return was made for
fiscal year ended May 81, then the
period between January I, 1916. and the
closing date of the fiscal year is five
months. or five-twelfths Of the entire
fiscal year. In the one case one-third
and In the other fvc-twclfths. of the
net income returned for the entire Gs-
cal year will be subject 10 the = per
cent tax, and the remainder of the net
income. that apportioncd to the period
prior to January !, 1916. will he sub
jcct to the | per cent tax, the rate
imposed by the then existing law.
"Under this provision Of the law. all
corporations, Wnicn nave niidc returns
for n fiscal year ended since January /.
1916. and against which. upon tho basis
Of the entire net income shown In such
returns, an assessment OF ] per cent
has been made, will be subject to an
additional assessment Of ] per cent on
such amount of the net income return
cd as, under the rule set out in sec
ton 10 Of the title referred to. is APP
portioned to the year 1916"
The additional tax liz expected to IN
crease the local revenue by 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Iurantilc Paralysis Germ

GO many saugune expectations have been
- raised by investigators into niantile
PARALYSIS and its causes. only 10 he dis
appointed that the announcement made by
pathologists OF Johns Hopkins Hospital yes
crday will be received without excitement
though With increasing hopefulness. Dis
covcry OF the carrier. preventive or
remedy is not claimed; only the germ and
the probability that il is mouth borne are
as yet announced as the findings OF the Johns
hopkins scientists. Still. the character of
that great institution and the quality of its
specialists Give reason for Il feeling nearer
confidence ;hail has heretofore been war
ranted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

Ntniiy Important In the distant septic focus AS
we'll injections OF these strcptococci I'm ami
mails produced the charncter joint LESSONS
OF tho disease
Where or what are the septic foci? All. there
is where the difficulty rises between doctor and
patient what? Those old teeth? Why, I've
had those stumps in my mouth for twenty
years. Yes. and you've had the "rheumatis
Tor nearly that length OF time you old cultured
medium.
prevention consists in the erndicat ion OF tho
septic foct wherever found--about the teeth. in
the gums, tonsils. nasal sinuscs. pelvic organs
appendix. gall-snc. The of rhcumat cid
arthritis is n different matter. IT all depends
upon the degree OF damage already done by the
neglected poisoning from these septic foci. But
1T the poisoning can be cleaned up. much inn
provement may he produced In every b,
suitable methods. Until the septic foci Is
cleaned up il is futile and waSt4ful to attempt
10 improve or cure rhcumatoid arthritis. arth-
ritis deformans. or. for that matter. any form
of chronic "rhcMun;lt ism
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
shakespeare Day by Day.

For the Gluess HE doth nothing but talk OF
his horse '--rhe Merchant Of Venice l. .
Tor every Manipulating TO his son:
For in my yoHth never did opplv
Hot and rebellious liquors in my blood"
AS You Like II. il. 3.
For the center rush: III not bulge an inch
The Tanning OF the Shrcw, Undue. l.
For December wedding May:
Then let thy love he younger than myself,
or thy affection cannot hold the bent"
Twelfth Night, ii. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

manan line. Undoubtedly the entente
powers realize that the sacrifice of Roumania
would unbalance their whole campaign. 1t
would give the central allies straight road
to Bagdad and give them absolute domination
OF the entire Balkan situation. RuSsia's
dream Of reaching the Mediterranean would
be shattered. The reports that powerful as
sistance is to be given Roumania. therefore,
may well be credited Germany will not be
permitted to establish an unbrcakablc front
in the Balkans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
The Letter Z" H."

Why the letter * OH front of knife"
k;i-nake with q ka- nife sat a ka-noll cutting
a pine ka-not. lie ka-napsack and had
"A wart on his ha-nee He dressed IN
ka-hickerbockcrs lie was trying ka-nock
out some ka-nick ka-nacks. Of which he had
ka knowledge. when the ka-nfe slipped cut his
ka-nec and ka-nucklos and gave him locki,w
which sounded his ka-nell. Otherwise, he would
have made chess ka-night aud a doc, kanoh
ONT Of the pine hl-not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
\ BUston better,
To the Editor


am q child Of six, and have just been asked
by very old gentleman whether 7 can smell
Cat. Cat. am totally at :, loss TO up,,cr
stand the idiosyncracics Of senilty which lead
rresumptiVc nonagcnarians to propound sucb
elemental questions Il normal IL iuvc,i,a
mentality Kindly permit me- through your
column, TO contribute this brick toward the con-
struction Of a monument; of pro,es,
CLARENCE NJ DE TRIUMPH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Queries and Answers
Ted Amir.

g. -. Win answer 10 several INQUIRIES for
something 10 e1ttrminate rcd ants, tie Blreuu
of Entomology ~ the En!tcd States Department
OF Agriculture gives The follow ing which is be-
ing used With SUcccaS: 4 Girup = IN If Orli-
nary cmna nurar and water. rather thin. with
tho addition 81 not over thrcc-rOurthS OF 1 Dcr
cent sodium ar.eaatrs. Small spongcs are sat
uratcd with the sirup and placed about where
the anita occur. The ants carry the mixture 10
their nests and feed II their yount; and
queens "ith the result that tho colony Is event
Tally destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Appearances.

You will never know the devil by the kind OF
clothes he wears.
For the garb of balls and dinners
Hides II multitude of sinners
And YOU cannot spot the sanity by the holy face
he bears
For I've seen the prison pallor In a kirk.
All the Man is subcutancous. and it's useless to
believe
What the placard says that's fastened to an
Advertisers sleeve
For the man who smiles so h:avely may within
his closet grcve;
It's the heart OF Man where secrets really
Turk.
have known both Hyde and Jckyll--I have been
the two myself
nave seen my next dour fellow
Playing blue and paying yellow;
have spotted men " morals wearing binders
for the pclf.
Ana I've seen Sathanus walking in stole.
MI tn" MAX believe and i,,ctense doesn't spell
single thing.
For = chicken may look tender til you try TO
break its wing:
And Il peacock looks So beautiful ii really ought
TO sing.
ia, it couldn't tote "a tune to save its soul
Far out West. where air is rarest, mountains
To be near
That you're almost walking through them,
1;ui it's two days journey them;
Whites. the laboratory says are not as white
as they appear.
And they're really no points around IA star
SO I'll cuidlc all the little old illusions that
meet.
For there is an honest pleasure in the glitter
of deceit;
.\nd long as am living let my home he
Pleasant Street
Give things us they appear not as they
are.
Let me hitch my little wagon star:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

Lieutenant Carey writes that when the
U-o3 sunk those merchant ships off Nam
tncket, there was quite running.
That circumstance increases the doubt as to
whether an open boat many miles from land
is such a place Of safety as the laws OF
humanity contemplate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
panc'n Mime

What is The reason, for the adoption Of Il new
they follow the incident OF the renamin, OF
simon. who received the name Cephas (afer-
sliacirlnship.- In the other direction II is sue-
Gcst"h that the first record OF tho change you
Pope. lie. modestiy comceiving il presump-
tuous 10 bear the same the prince
Of Apostles" adopted the name Of Scrgns. and
is known Scrgius II; As Homan Catholics
assume &, new name bapt ism, and sometimes
confirmation. and on entering the religious
state, partly to indicate that they new per-
sons. partly to place themselves under tho
special care Of certain saints. it is not all
sure inst what consideration governed The
adopt ION Of tho name for the Pope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
no ncpn,r Ciopton street.

City Engineer Boiling was instruct
ed yesterday by the Administrative
Board to advertise for bids for the
shaping and filling with gravel the
holes in the roadbcd Of Clopton Street,
between Hull and cambridge Streets,
and to clean out the cutters of this
street. The work Will cost about 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

That Persistent iiindcr-IIow soon may the
bahEs belly band lie left off? My baby is six
months old and apparently healthy.
AnswcrAs soon the dressing is not needed
on the navel. An abdominal band al, binder IL
only m injury to II baby after that. The baby
Is with us about this: we have Il ma jority over
grandma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
About H.oth Tnrl>inyton.

T. Newton nooth Harrington was born
IN Indianapolis July %, 1861! the son OF John
Stevenson and Elizabeth fIooth) Harrington.
he II. Princeton graduate June u.s. 1902. IL"
married Miss Louisa Fletcher OF lndin ma polls.
He is the author OF The Gentleman from In
diana" Monsieur i,caucairc. The Two Van
rcvclY" Cherry" I'm the Arena" THE Con-
ques, OF Canaan The Beautiful Lady" Ills
own People, Quest of Qucsnay.'' "Bcasley's
Christmas I'arty.'' ''rbc Turmoil and several
magazine articles. His home is in India ma polls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
New York
Fortunate
In Its Mayor

lied out, It Is Dut just that The
city should give credit TO the admirable hear
The city has been fortunate indeed In its Mayor
Mr., Mitchell has shown the fine quality Of his
makc-mp from the beginning OF the trouble to
this hour. and set an example OF fnir play
coupled with rssolute law enforcement which
hence Mr. Mitchell will be 2 candiIa,G for re-
pending now he would do no more and no less
Than he has done. No one during these try
playing politics or ALLOWING his own jndgmen;
sidcrniions OF his political future. Without
being In The least bombastic or threatening. he
every effort at mediation, calmly and quietly
faced the issue. notifying all concerned In SIM
Pile. hut impressive. terms. that every resource
IN his power would he exhausted to maintain
OrdHr.--NcW York Evening Post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

MI. hughes declared for national woman
suffrage, but Ma ssa chusctt3 Republicans have
rejected even state woman suffrage. How
then do the Massa chusctts cawarts view
Mir. Hughcs's views?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

As usual. somebody has brought The
Coloncis own record against him and has
showed where he urged Congress TO limit the
working hours Of railroad employees Pco-
pie just won't accept that great and good
without question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

y California judge has ruled that a man
who drives an automobile with one hand
while his other arm is around "a girl is guilty
or negligence Toward whom?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Questions md Answers.

Ennmeling the AppcndiN--Sonc famous sur
:eon is said to have discovered that much OF
the appendicitis of modern times Is caused by
minute chips of enamel getting I'm our food
cooked In enamel ware Is this correct"
Nnswer--''E Eminent surgeons often err. 1t
is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
OutrnEcUliS.

Here's a fellow, George, who SAYS the local
po!ltlclan Is a liar. the statesman is a national
mar ana the diplomat is an international liar
Right. far as he goes Bill. I'm, VIZ, CO
conservatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

When the Senate adopted a resolution ask
Ing for clcmcncy for Easement, il merely put
Itself in the way OF good snubbing which
1t deserved and which 1t got.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

An insurance company refused 70 pay on
all accident policy in the case Of q man who
injured by mule kick, holding that he
died from natural causes" That company
doesn't know anything about mules
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
The Pessinlist Says:

IT'S All right to say, Accept the will for II
deed, but most men would rather have thet
by deed now than by will eventually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

Now Villa is said to he active in Chihuahua.
That bandit must have cat blood in him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

1t is reported tina, the Greeks are shouting
down with the king!' He's already down
what's the use shouting about ii?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

frnLIsiihD every day in the ycnr ut 10 Son;n Tsmts
street. Richmond, VA. by The Times Dslntch PuD,
fishing Co. lnc.. Charles 4. ltn,brocI. Edtor nho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS to The Times
Dispatch and not to individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

TELEPHONE: Randolph I. Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

1t has an anomalous sound, but it begins
TO iook as though th" drift toward Wilson
would completely swamp Hughes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Current Editorial Comment

Now that that general strike
which was to have aided the di-
Restion of New yorKcrs, union
and nonunIon alike, by lettinm
them starve, has practically liz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

SPECIAL. ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE rs; Has
New York: Mutual Life Building. Philadelphia
Peoples Gas building Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

The Pug Dog.
y curly tail. AN ugly thing
TO cndow q, pup with.
But when he's vet. Il d.ir,cd GOOD ach.
10 hang him up with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

When The Imperial German Embassy
printed in III" newspapers warning
I" Americans not to exercise their right
TO travel on the high yeas Mr. Hughes
would have sent for the German anbas-
.nuor and notified him that IN" threat
TO impciil American lives must he dis
aNowed. or we would instantly sever re
l2t!ons with Germany. Mr.. Hughes
would then have been ut the precise
poin' which Mr. Wilson cyentually
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-01-28

The ladies have discovered a
new society lion in Lordsburg. He's
translated all the Ford jokes into
French. Oh splushl
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-01-28
ANIMAs ITEMS

S. R. Dunagan shipped in two
fine Durham milch cows on the
18th and drove them to his ranch.
The Valley was visited by a 16
inch snow on the night of the
10th and it is meltingvery slowly,
making the roads very soft and
hard to travel.
The roads are so bad that travel
is almost impossible for wagons
on account of thesnow, and auto
mobiles are put up on the shelf
waiting until they can be used
once more, so everything is quiet
as everybody stays home.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-01-28
NOTICE
Of Special Meeting Of Stock Holders

WHEREAS the Board of Directors of the Twin
Peaks Mining and Milling Company failed to call
the annual meeting of the Stock Holders as pro-
vided in the articles of Incorporation Of said
company:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that there-wili
be a Special Meeting Of the Stock Holders of the
Twin Peaks Mining and Milling Company held
at the main Office of the company. at Twin Peaks
Camp, County Of Grant. State of New Mexico. at
10 O'Clock a m, on the Path day Of February, AID.
1916. for the purpose of transacting the following
business
list. To elect a Board Of Directors for the ensu-
ing year.
End. To consider the proposition of selling or
bonding and leasing the Twin Peaks Mines to
parties now wanting option on same.
3rd. To consider the question of reorganization
Of the company.
4th. To consider the proposition of consolidate
ing the Twin Peaks interests with the Fraser
Brothers and Newhouse interests in the New
Strike and other mining claims.
This meeting is important to all Stock Holders
of the Twin Peaks Mining and Milling Company,
and If you cannot be present. please sign and
return the enclosed proxy in order that you may
be represented at this meeting.
This meeting is called under section 50, General
Corporation Laws of the State of New Mexico.
A.. d, 1916.
A. ID. 1916,