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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Meat Supply to Be Regulated

Chicago, Oct. 31.-The meat COM
mission of the food administration
began early this afternoon with Chi
cago and other large packers of the
country. to apportion the supply.
A definite quantity to be sent
abroad during the year for the men
in the trenches and the allied gov
ernment. the exact amount for the
United States consumption and the
quantity that may be disposed OF
to neutrals will be fixed. said Charles
Mccarthy, personal representative OF
Herbert Hoover.
The administration began by in
vestigating the reports OF hundreds
of accountants who for the past three
months have been prying into the af-
fairs of the meat industry. Detail.
ed accounts of the supply available
for consumption this year were re.
ceived. Profits of meat packers were
| also taken up.
Dividing the Supply
| Late today the meat commission IL
expected to definitely determine
where each pound OF meat shall bt
placed in the world market.
| Th" conference today 'ras preiirs
mary to pri,, regulations OF thu
packing industry, which will begir
its first stage tomorrow.
Government regulation OF the pric'
OF corn in order to increase the pro
duction of hogs was today suggested
by the commission and will be dis
cussed with hog raisers at confer
ence later.
A lower corn price to make It prac
tical for hog raisers to feed corn in
stead of having the crop disposed o
on the market will double the porl
production this year. 1t was estimat
ed. The commission is attempting t
learn its authority for regulating cor
lprices before action IL taken.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

Fuel Administrator for Idaho.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08
BAv|S OPPOSES
PURCHASING new
STEAM TURBINE

Opposition to the program Of plant
extensions and betterments outlined
by Supt Kleinknecht Of the Municipal
Electric plant in his report to the
board of public works, a report which
was approved by Howard Gluys, chief
engineer, was expressed by President
Bavis and Mayor Robbins at the board
meeting today The board decided to
take the superintendent recommend.
alton under Amusement.
President Bavis approved the pro.
posal for the construction Of a dam
acrose the river near the plant for
the purpose OF securing an adequate
water supply, and to construct water
screening system an uncontamin4ted
water supply.
Objects to Getting Equipment.
He objected to the recomm andations
fer the purchase OF 1000 k. m tur.
tine and complimentary condenser,
and two additional boilers. Mayor
Robbins concurred in the board presi.
dents views.
Mr.. Bavis pointed out that the re.
port that If boilers we're ordered prior
to March l delivery by August Is
would be guaranteed, but that no deliv-
cry date could be specified for an order
received after March l. He said that
it would be impossible for the city to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
NOMINATES SLATE
FOR 1917 ELECTION

Two tickets have been placed in the
field for the annual election Of direc-
tors tor the Commercial club next
Monday evening. The tickets are
known as the Red and Blue tickets.
Eight nominees are on each slate
but members may vote for nominees
On either ticket. The eight nominees
receiving the highest number OF votes
will be elected. Following are the
nominees:
Red Ticket-Edgar F. Hiatt, Oliver
P. Nusbaun, L. s. Bowman. James A.
Carr. John NJ. Lontz, C. W. Jordan,
Matthew vonPein. Alonzo Gardner.
Blue Ticket-James A. Carr, Ebert
W. Shirk. l.. E. Tiff, Edwin G. Kemp.
er. William F. Bockhoff, Henry Gold
finger, S. H. Reed, D. N. Elmer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08
PERMIT ACkERMAN
TO LEAVE GERMANY
WITH AMBASSADOR

In contradiction to reports that
United States Ambassador Gerard. re-
Gently recalled by this government
from his post In Berlin. had arrived
in Switzerland, yesterday, John F.
Alderman Of this city last night re.
ceived a telegram from the press as.
ISOLATION his son. Carl Alderman, has
been representing In the German cap.
ital, stating that Alderman would
leave Berlin with the American am
basssdor either today or tomorrow
Alderman will be accompanied by
his wife and baby. They expect to
90 to Spain and there take ship for
New York They viii probably come
to Richmond on their arrival in New
York.
No direct word from Ackerman has
been .eceived since the breaking off
OF relations between the United States
and Germany.
Got Food In Denmark.
The last word John F. Alderman re-
ceived from his son was mailed from
Copenhagen, Denmark, January 8, and
was received here twenty-five days
later Alderman went to the Danish
capital to secure food supplies, prin-
cipally food for his baby.
The previous year he was arrested
for bringing focd supplies from Den
mark into Germany and had to stand
trial. He was convicted aud had to
pay q small fine This time, the last
letter received from him states. he had
no difficulty in bringing supplies into
Germany.
Alderman has represented one Of
the largest American news associa-
tons in Berlin since shortly after the
outbreak Of the war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08
CLUB PROTESTS new FEDERAL TAXES
PROPOSED UNCERTAIN ExCESSPROFIT

The following protest against ted.
eral tax on corporation net incomes il
being forwarded by the Commercial
club to Senators Kern and Watson
Representative Gray and other mem
bers OF the Indiana delegation In con-
gress:
Whereas. Congress is preparing to
tax the net income OF copartnerships
and corporations at the rate Of per
cent. OF the amount OF such net income
in excess Of $4,000 and per cent. OF
the actual capital invested; and
Whereas. such proposed tax is gross.
ly discriminating inasmuch as it diff
fereptiates between classes Of citizens
and classifications OF property. ex.
empting majority In each case and
imposing the full burden In both in
stances on comparatively small min.
GRITTY: and
Believe Principal Dangerous.
Whereas. we believe all discYimina.
tory taxation to be not only unjust but
also positively dangerous to the ma.
ton. as tending either towards the con-
fiscation OF the wealth Of part Of the
citizens, legally and honestly created,
or towards the creation Of q privileg-
ed class having too much power In
and control over government by rea-
son OF the influence IL might acquire
through paying disprop0rtionate
share Of the expenses Of government;
and
Whereas, we believe all loyal and
self.respecting Americans, seeing their
interest and approaching their respon-
sibilities as citizens, are willing each
to pay, according to their ability, his
or her just and equable share Of the
taxes necessary for the maintenance
OF government, and
Whereas. we believe the only ex.
emption for ability to pay should be to
each and every individual on an equal
basis, eliminating all unjust, discrina.
inatory and confiscatory gradaticns;
and
Other Sources Are Untapped.
Whereas, there are existing sources
from which government by fair and
just principles OF taxation can derive
the revenues necessary tor its sup.
port. as suggested in the following:
l. BY lowering the exemptions In
the existing national income tax law,
thus enabling more Of the collective
national income to contribute its Just
share to the expenses Of the govern.
ment whose power gives it security:
2. BY the imposition OF Federal
tax on land, whereby, through exempt
ing Improvements and special ex.
empton the same to all individuals
and based on their ability to pay. all
citizens Of the nation through their de.
pendence upon the land for their livli.
hood will pay their fair share Of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08

place IN order by March and Observe
legal requirements.
He objected to ordering another tur-
bine. delivery Of which is not guaran.
teed for I period Of less than Is
months after receipt OF order. because
the plant now has equipment sufeic.
tent to meet all demands that would
be made upon 1t for the next three
years at tbs present anticipated
growth Of the plants business, 500 k.
". per year, as set forth In Klein.
knecht's report The plant now has
a capacity OF $500 K. ". and its out
put Is, on peak, $500.
Bavis said that it would be necessary
to pay wartime prices for turbines or
dered at this time, and he also was
reluctant to contract large additional
plant Indebtedness to be handled by
the next city administration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08

governments expenses; now, there
fore, Be 1t
Resolved, that the Richmond Com.
mercial club protests for the reasons
stated against the proposed excess
profits tax and urges Congress to
adopt instead the means suggested for
raising revenues for government.
Committee.
JOHN NJ. LONTZ,
PETTIS A. REID,
r. G. LEEDS.
Attest-E. M. Haas. Secretary Rich.
mond Commercial club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08
DRINK
|t::lA hi I

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
Thousands of wives, mothers and
listers are enthusiastic In their praise
Of Orrine, because 1t has cured their
loved ones OF the Drink Habit and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly.
Orrine is prepared In two forms:
No. !, secret treatment; Orrine No 2,
the voluntary treatment. Costs only
81 90 a box Ask for booklet.
A. G. Luken & Co., $50 Main Street.
Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
SHOWS GAIN OF 214

An increase Of "a over Last term 5
enrolment is shown in the figures OF
city school attendance compiled by
Superintendent Giles today At pres
ent $3.50 students are enrolled in the
high school, Garfield and the grade
buildings. At start Of the fall term
1855 students were enrolled Increas-
es at practically every building are
noted The composite enrolment;
High school, 3a3: Garfield, 562; Fin
ley, 252; Warner, 295; Starr, 497;
Whitewater, 244: Hibberd, 3l5: Vale,
2SS; Baxter, 2S2; Sevastopol. 242;
Joseph Moore, 80; totals, 1859.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-08

PALLADIUM WANT ADS Paw
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

9urdb irurer neiie Grfinbiingen tpcr'
oen 6ic grSeugniiie permebrt unS 81
nod; groberer @oIlfonrnenhett &c.
bratt. Oabei nuib man beriidiidtisen,
oaB man fi6 ieet in ben eriten ent.
ipnfelungsitufen einer neuen Sabrita.
tinisperiooe BON Bapiergepeben te.
iiilOd iiilb ba5 oieie neie ,Sti6litric
rlrA elmer groEen e1ttrpidelims idbi5
lit. SebeniaIls bat iitb bas gapiersc.
rpebe als Elm oor5iislid,er erias fiir
paunrpoae un0 sslrte i'm Griege be.
ipdErt, unb es fam feine 5rage ieil,
onj oieIcs Grseugiib AUDI nnh Srie.
beiisifIltB nidt aus Der s;Iieuitrie Der.
idrpinocn tpirb. Ter synlporf bon
GaiunfboIle uno Saite fam baoirdl
arns beoeuteno eineeid,rdnft tperoer;
6cln guslanoe fam 9eiitiflanb onge.
ger IN bieien neiien Gr8eIgniifen CUTE
Grtort. .artifcI bieten unb bieie lin.
iianbe iperben siueifeIlos Ser oeiitiden
@oIfsapo5Iflbrt 81 erobtem gortheiI
eereiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10
Fred. A. Erscheu, |,
9eiafnbeRattrr nnb GiubaIiamirtr
7.uWorR Str., glewport, A.,
zelepbnr: eouis IS uzo Conn 2eso
uIsroueria Dtiieei ttlenb 6o7 o-a
SeAeSxe mnb 9aStsss.

-8urn 8eften Der ,9aofbeu Sreta
@efeu uiGsatt~ pirb IN 9aptun eiIp gro.
BE MISUNDERSTANDING gepIaIt Sintf'
tauierb aInber, iiunge W6imier unO
Di6b6en iperoen 5lr Ebeilnnbue ge'
ipitnidt. SIN aubitortiiiu ON Der Gdj-
ten aSeniie fiirbet be,lte Rafglitttag
Inn sipei ubr cine 8erfouuuI,rng ftdtt,
IN rpeIher iiber 6ie Giu5eIbeiteu oes
PlGnes bcrntben perben ipirb.
Der Siirger @mnerem Don 9ap.
ton bat foIgcnbe Bearntp erndbt
9rGiibent, Sobu Raittxu; @ioepulii.
bent, SiiIiirS so. Suber; Setretdr, @.
.. SbpulGs; Siiisiefretdl SEQ 3.
Maeper; Stusrreiiter, M. o. DlcGur.
tbr; Girettoreil, s8. 6. A1tnbp, Gn.
orefp @crrein, g. q. Gfneiber, Gbas.
Z Sboup, 6rcb. steders, q. s. Settle.
rer, .. G. 8roermarl Grant Rois,
Gt9 galil
= Ser Stabtrutb bon Odpton bat
eine Srbre erlaifu, inonaa oie &r,iii6.
eiSeutbiirner qirisefor6ert nerben, auf
ihren @nIn0ihiden cine Werbirioung
mil 6em Gbsugstmzd binnsi 10 10
9cn ber5iiiteIleIl
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fol&e. pel9e bonn UlilitGrbieuit bes
freit fsin spplen, miiHen 4ffibnbits,
lpel9e bon Der apnffriptionsbeb6rbe
gu srlonssn iinb, ausfiilIen unb sins
reiden. Die geitimmungen 1tt5dlteu
so enggehrudte Seiten.
= Sbsriff gniion erbieIt geii.rn
bic 9ldHrihi. bab See Sbotpsu, pon
Der philadelphia StraBt in Gopins.
ton, IN pueblp, Col, perbaftet ippr.
ben isi. Sbotipell ipar bier als Suiiiss
flii6tling perhoftet iporben. Don Der
9eboroe IN Bridgeport, Neb., NOR er
unstr Der 4nflnse Der J1Ii6uns res
tlamirt porben. Ra6bem er in ben
Geri9ten psrseblid burd bns 9abeas
Corpus @erfobren feline 5reibeit gu
erlnngen perIuht bate, uurbe er
idlisBli9 auseeIisfert. Sheriff SnIon
bon Bridgeport erbielt ben auftros,
ben @efdneensn suriidsubrinssn. auf
Der Reiis babin seIars es jeSo9 Sbpts
ipea, feline 5lu6t 5u beperiitellige
Gr taudte plSBIidb in puebIo fpisbsr
auf, no er unter benz Namsn ,llnbsrs
tpooo" IN bic Colorado RotionaIgarbe
sintrat. 9a Ct ON Jube cine gerleB'
uns srlttten bate, tpurbe er bdielbit
na9 bem Suanita SoipitaI sebradt,
no feline SbsntitGt fsftssitsli ipurbe.
Gr ipurbe bisrduf BON Geo. S'3earp,
einem Spesialnssnten Der SaHia sc
Giienbabn perbafiet.
= Robert Sonss fdnb ssitsrn, als
er in ieinem 9drtsn on Der 8. Strobe
unb Crescent gpenue nit stner Grbeit
bsI9dftist por, cine Soris. ipel4e So
Gents entbielt. Die BSris bate feline
@robmutter, 5rau SQbn gusun. I'm
Sabr. 1913 pdbrenb Der So@fIutb
perloren.
- Ser 5iG6rise CD. Rapp. bon Rp.
800 Sresnup Sirabs. ipurbs esifsrn
@Drmittoa in Der Rdbe bes elterit9en
5aujss bon eiasm Wlotprepele getrof.
fen uub perlest. Die poIiei mar nt4t
TN Stanbe, ben Ramen bes Ja5rers
Su ermitteln.
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Su perfaHfru-Sarmen.

seHb. aanfer SkuDsn 6ts tilr etn
&yfrtpior bs1 suetesn Lamb Bupsrs aRnQa,
sf.s', nset 900 Ddrm.ssargnins IN ieees eius-
tsn bon tcosm Gtadt % Sstfsn, tGbfSsr
Atrbanb In sipst oartsn z5c per Sahx,
npcuafs ioc. panb Bu1ers Waaa.
stns. Ge2t o "a. araer. 9opa
@abifpuntTfe Cifer fattes arnb far
s1riiftHa'. Biud Blc6e bon 1rartiou etnie,
kiusetc1b bon 9rdutbis bic a. GR * g.
/ 6etnf GueIsa, gnt ffir gfLanssnbuli, 0enrife.
eber oneneTsr~s. o255 eraHhis. io.ii'
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BInflep ffslIts iebOa ben sIHtrne. baB
bic AnfIage abseipiefen iperbe, ba
9ppmon on Der Sbot fi9 nt6t be-
tbeiIiet bate. Su goiDnan ON 5ase
Dor fsiner @srbaftung in bic gunbsss
ormee eingstrsten mar, ioate CT Der
MiIitdrbeb0rbe iiberfpieIen iperben.
Die sInilag. iuurbe i'm SHINE bes an
tragftsIIers niebsrsei9Iagsn. Sn
Der 8laee bon Sobn 6. .Rsbus sesen
Sobn 8. unb gtarp Woltpn ipnrbc
bem 0erfIasten elm llrt6eil gum 9ez
TRACE BON $2700 Susrtannt. 3usIei9
ipurbe cine Orbre fir ben 9ertauf
zines @runbitiids. in 8romlep seleesn,
erlahen - Rifier Sracn entidieo
seitern. bab bic Stobt 9ubIofp BON
Wearp 8. sSentins cine Steuerauflnse
fir cine 8erbeHsrung on Der Sooper
Strube ni6t b0ber ols bic Sdlfte bes
Wertbes bes Grunosieentbums tOlsts
fireu fam. = gIpoe 1orlep BON CUB
lulp beiannte ii9 bes 9rpbbiebitnhIs
fir ihulbig unb fpurbe gu 5tpet Wlos
nateu @efdneniB berurtbeilt.
= Sm Snbuitris Club iptrb beute
Ibsnb su @bren res prpf. s. 8.
Siub, fpeI6er als Superintendent Der
JreiT9uIen rsiignirt battle. elm s(b<
idi.bs Supper orrangirt psrben.
Serr R. g. Grnit, 9rdFbent bes Sns
buftris Clubs. pirb uIs spaitmeiitsr
fingiren.
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SrmffnHeit

brau6t, 70 Idbi' fi9 einissrmabsn
piirbisen. ipelhc Wi9iistsit bic pas
pisrsspebs in Der ariessseit erIanst
bnben.
9ieie I'm &riege eIiporgebliibte
,ya,oliltris bat aber aud, cine itarfe
Observation-Disclosures a}cbeittline. sfb.
gsIsben pon Der rieiissn s[rbetirr3abl
ole ourd, bic babnbrefettoe erfirounJ
Der braub6aren gnpiergepebe in beH
Spranereien ln6 Wcbereien beitdftigt
fptlneii falin nnb gl,ten @eroienit bat,
bari ole !SiIfsin6pItrie fiir oieie ia.
brifen nid)t pergciIcn :pcrDen. win.
id,ineifban, 9lpreiiir.al .alnitaltcn, ssir.
bercien @eipinitpapierinIfiten. Spu.
leit ano d)ellriidp Gobrifen nit ibreln
Seer BON 2rbeittfr1ftelI bnben reid)c
gseid,dftigung.
ssatiirIi9 itebt bic Giitipidelung Der
ss1xjsrsapebe azblsitsis Hh4k pH..
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Mls umseetsnet
Grtlaris bic fpdniihe Rssieruns bi.
stssniudriige 3eit
Sir bic einberufuns sss gariamsnis.

Mabrib, 8. Suli, Die Rssie,
ruug bai ii9 an SOnntas babin ers
Hart, bab bic sesenipdrtise 3eit fir
bic gin6erilfung bes pnriaments ni6t
sssisnst iei. Die Grnse mar IN elmer
aabinsisiibuns sr5rtert iporbsn, nadJs
BEN cine aHsa1l bon Gsuatorsn unb
Deputirten BON gatalonieu sefOrbsrt
battsn, bag bic @olispsrtrtirna elm.
tsruf.n perbs. Sis battsn srtldri, bdB
iis. faIs ibrsm @srlangsn ni@t fcfort
entfprohen perbs, on ale parlas
msntsmit9lisbsr sinsn glufruf trIniIen
piirbsn, am 10. 5uli in Barcelona gu,
inmnisn 3li' tomInsn. Gis Rssisruns
sntfdieb iebo9. baB psnn bisis se'
planis DsrIammIuns in Barcelona
itnttfinbtIt ioIIt., iit als cine autrilbres
ride bttrn4iet ipsrbsn ipirbs, unb
bnb bic 1bsilnsbmer cine gtitraSung
unttr BEN fponiit<n StrajGslsa su
1spassiaia Niisl
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Su 9t3us ouf bic Situa.
ttpn I'm BaltaR pirb
IN paris fotta
fiRbeu

2onbpu, 8. Suli. = Die ab
Iiirieu babeu befdIoHerL Sueds Bsra'
tbune bon Gragen militdrif9en uni
pOlttil6en Gbdratters betreftenb BIZ
Salians2dnber IN paris elm: aonfs.
renS ab5ubaltsn. Die Abbaltune et.
ner folSeu aonferena par bon Rub,
lamb porsei9Ia9sn porben. auf cine
Graee I'm llnterbdus in gs5us aui
.bisfe Qnseisgenbeit .rtIGrts Der Sefres
tar b.s auSpdrtisen Qmtes 8alfOur,
bab bic anitrtsn fi6 auf cine fpI9,
&Onfersaa ss'iHist bdttm.
On einer in Der leBten Mohe Don
Der ruiiiihen Rseierung ptroffentli9s
ten GrtIdrurle bisb es, bnb Rublanbs
@ertreter duf Der 8efolsung Der
@runbfGbe, tptlde non Der propiioris
i9en Regieruus IN ge5ug auf ausiuarr
tige poIitif bureelegt iporben fpursn,
beftsbeH iperbe. Sn Der IN bsr lesten
Wn6e per5ffeutli9tsn g}rotlamatipn
mar Der er5ipungens me6fd in Der
Resierurg @riedenIdubs aIs cine
@inmti9une in bic innsren 4nselss
genbeiisn jenes 2anbss unb aIs ni9t
berehtigt bsilast ipprben.
Ssratbuusen forteefetr
4mferbam, 8. auli. - 0cs
6auptfpmmitiee bes Rsi6stugs fubr
am Wontag mit Der psrtranli5sn
Distufion Der @nsslesenbeiten Der iRs
neren unb Gberen Polittt bes ReiGss
fort. Dr. bon BetbmanH'6pllipeg, Der
Reidstansler, bic perf4isbentn
Gtuatsminiitsr unb pteis Diitsli.bsr
bes 8unbesrat1es tpobnteH Der @srs
iammfung BET. SdmmtIi@e Rebnsr
bebauerten, ipie ber bier eineelauftne
9eri9t msfbet, bdB ein 1bsiI Der
prefTe bic @ebeimbdltuus ber Der.
ni9t tpdbrte, fptrpern trrs
tbiimli4s gsritis iitE hidsi6sa r,r.
SHmta6tA
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8n berfanfn-gianos

% Rotten estsGer Dtano NIT II
NoIIen Grnfif rTb ednf, s2sb. Jebn Drtsfise.
1923 Baiua efr- titates glans-eans IN
glneinnnfi tnLkHs
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9entaI gonrae.

70. girrtradss gtrtaI COLLEGE, as1--2s3 .aeit
Grurf etr.. uabs glum- Ssiffe aefpro6m-
aat 4rt,u sibutt9nii9er arttitea.
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8a aprfanfsn-sanshaItl.uaspaaren.

sSeseu 1ebtSfaIl Rnb beunlepsne 6aiis.
palrinasS DeQsuiihrbs iinb Dlota 81 ssriGlD
fsn DorenlpIe6eu sscrmirae4. Dks. q.
mlutlert. Ban esar Gtr., nabs Cpis aoenns.
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gerIanst sn fanfeH.

Glts gsbet. Dtfter-sB.r bss1bien bic
bo6iien greiie iiir biseLbeu; iptr irerben hot.
fert&sH. psfn beHa6rttftat 2LbrefIe: .. g.,
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-08-23

OF John o. CHI>DLM co, INC.
United S-l.e, ~ America. Sta.e Of Louf,i,
ana, Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Or
leans.
Be j, known. tina, on this tenth day OF
the month ~ June. IN the year one thousand
nine hundred and seventeen, 4. D., before
ne. Lawrence VI. Jaurn. notary public.
dIIy comm ssIDrei and qualified m and ipr
r1e above Parish and safe therein residing,
mater named and u1ie-s gaed. personally
ca.'e and appeared:
TIE persons hereinafter subscribed. all Of
the fuI age p majority. who declared that
ayatauE themselves Of the laws Of TINS N-a.e
relative - the organization " corporations
IN such case, made and provided, they col
stltutc themselves. their successors and as
signs. corporation under the s-puIations
hereinafter set forth, which they hereby
adopt as their Charter, to-w't.
Article The name u This corporation
shall be John o. Ch,solm Co, Inc Is
period Of Duration shall he uinrty-nlre '%f
years from tins da.e; and .: shall have for
he purposes OF the business % be carried on
by II all the powers conferred by law upon
corporations, and shall generally exercise all
the powers necessary % carry on sad bus
ness.
I, snail have full prHer and authority -
CONTRACT SUE and be sued under rs corporate
name. and % make and Use a corporate sea-,
a-i the same - break or alter az pleasure :
% hold receive. purchase rent, convey. mort
zlyr, hyp0-lecate. lease Or pledge property,
real persona. or mixed: 20 issue bonds, notes
and other Obligations. % have and emp'y
such Managers, directors o1lce-s' agents ana
- oI1yees as the l1-e-e,. ard convenience
II the corporation may require, and - make
AID establish such bylaws. rules and -es-;-
llt.l1s for he management and control -
ne business ard affairs Of The c7-pp-''.77
a may ie deemed necessary or eNpei en-
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