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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-28

The REYNOLDS chautauqua closed Fri
day with ono of =tHe strongest programs
Or th . entire course IT was rare treat
frr the people of REYNOLDS to near Er
Richard Il. KENNEDY speaker Of IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-28

frost last night at tuwood in Marion.
county, was reported today 20 the fed
eraI weather bureau here. n was too
insignificant, however, to affect Fege-
tation-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-28
DON YOUR HEAVIES!
HERE'S FIRST FROST

Des Mo-nes. Iowa. Aug ss.-Aght
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
.SNYDER.LAWTON
CASE ON TODAY
Corporation Commission
Hears Last Lap of Fuss,

The state corporation commission to-
day entered on the last lap in the Law.
ton.Friseo railway terminal removal
controversy. Hearing will be comple;.
ed today
The Frisco began preparations to
move its Lawton terminals 10 Snyder
a month ago Protes, was filed by
citizens Of Lawton on the ground tina,
the Frisco had failed to secure the con
sent OF the commission IN accordance
with the law passed by the Sixth leg
islature, The first part OF the test
mony was taken at Lawton two weeks
ago,
The commission also heard the pro.
test of the Sapulpa and Oil Fields rail
way sgains, the proposal to cancel ar
biraries granted the road q year ago
and the application Of the Union Trac'
,ion company, an electric road between
Coffeyville and Nowa,a. asking 10 b,
made q party to tariffs ON other roads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
DEBTS Of ALLIES
TO JAPAN CAUSE
COLD MOVEMENT
Toxic Concerns TO Buy En-
tente Securities in i, S,

TOXIC, May 2o--The heavy move
mcnt Of gold from the United States to
Japan was explained today by ka1ue
Shoda. minister of finance, as being
due principally to the fact that the in
debtedncs Of Great Britain and France
to Japan is being paid partly through
America. NJ Shoda repeated the tact
that Japan is now negotiating with
Great Britain and France, with the pur-
pose OF making war loans to them, while
private Japanese concerns, including
the specie and industrial banks, are
planning the purchase OF British and
French securities held in the United
States. These operations will reduce
the outflow OF American gold and re-
lleve the burden OF Japan's accumula,-
ing supplies,
NJ Shoda emphasized the fact that
the trade balance waS not an exact
gauge OF the situation, pointing out that
Japan now has yearly income OF
j00,0OO,OO0 yen from abroad in the form
of ocean freights. insurance and remit
tances from Japanese in other countries.
He also called attention to the fact that
British discount restrictions made nee
essary the sending OF specie to India in
settlement OF the Importation yearly OF
cotton to the value OF 20OOO00W yen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Wlison, United States district attorney
for western Missouri, in asking that
the jury be called, said that il was
necessary to investigate the cases OF
persons who were advocating non-com-
pliance with the draft army registra-
tien law.
Iajunction Asked.
Calling the federal grand jury pre-
ceded by only few minutes the filing
in the state circuit court OF injunction
proceedings asking that city, county
and state officials be prevented from
enforcing the registration law at Kan
sas City. The injunc,son was filed in
the name OF the Federal League for
Democratic Control 1t names Gov
ernor Gardner Of Missouri and Mayor
Edwards of Kansas City,
The grand jury was to be convened
the day following the registration date
so that it could consider the cases not
only of agitators but also OF men eli
giblc for the army who had failed DC
register. Both Judge VanValkenburgh
and Mr.. Wilson said all prsons con.
cerned with failures to register would
be prosecuted fully
No Lenieney This Time.
81 sometimes have shown lcnency IN
sentencing offenders Judge VanVal'
kenburgh said. "ubt that will not be
done in the cases of those who fail to
register OF who 'oonspire to defeat the
draft law. They may expect the maxi
mum sentence.
The Injunction in the state court
names Governor Gardner and Mayor
Edwards OF this city IN addition to the
local board OF election commissioners
which actually will handle the regis
tration here. The roganizatlon has an
nounced its president is Raymond |.
Moore, the husband of Miss Lconora
Warncson, the public school teacher
here, who recently came into conflict
with members Of the board OF educ alton
when attaches of the United States ma
rine corps recruiting station stated she
had written enlistment notices
upon the blackboard Of her schooIroom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

on, farm labor and Mont X. Powell,
prominent member of organized labor in
this city, was added to the committee on
industrial relations. which includes con-
servation OF health.
This brings the number Of members
not on the council proper up to four.
The others are Senator Eugene NJ. Kerr
Of Muskogee and George McOuaid Of
this city.
The council is to receive this week a
proposal from {. T. Ingalls,. manager OF
the Oklahoma inspection bureau. for as
sistanes in the plan for conservation by
fire prevention which is being worked
out by Ingalls,, Capt. {, {. Hammonds
state fire marshal, w. r. Samuel, sec
retary OF the state insurance board, and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
INMATES RAISE
GARDEN TRUCK
Asylum Land Produces Great
Variety Of Vegetables,

Inmates fthe state hospital for the
insane at Norman are successful home
gardeners, according to report OF the
vegetable production there received
today by the state board OF affairs All
the vegetables used by the institution
are grown on the hospital farm, There
are 1929 inmates and ia employees at
the institution.
Up to May 20. the institution had used
from its gardens ll,2i bunehes Of rad
ishes; S,loo pounds OF mustard; &
pounds Of lettuce $40 pounds Of on
ions, % bushels OF peas and 20 bushels
OF turnipS. AT this time, the gardens
are yielding about IS bushels of peas
each day.
With the use OF home grown vege-
tables, the inmates and employees live on
lS cents day each. according to A. N,
Wilcox. Of the board Of affairs. The
meals served are OF the kind that cost
IS to 50 cents in cafes,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
LOCAL BOY UNDER00ES
OPERATION AT CAMP

Harold II. Snyder. son Of Warren X,
Snyder Of Oklahoma City, who !, at
tending the officers reserve training
camp at Fort Logan II. Roots, Ark. ex-
perisneed q severe attack Of sppsndici.
It's Sunday night. according to word
received here today, He was carried
TO tn. camp hospital and operated on
Immediately. This morning he was re.
ported greatly improved. His mother
will 20 10 Fort Roots ,onish, and will
remain until next week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
2 DRAFT REGISTRATION :
: QUESTIONS ANSWERED {:
BY Adiutant General Fan.

Ayes, il this is your home, you
should register here,
DIN what way can officials prove
a young mans age' II one is between
q and 81 years old, but has a wife and
small children actually dependent upon
him. does this surely exempt him from
draft in case he registers.
Alt is not for me to say whether
OF not you will be exempted, but YOU
must register or violate the law, the
punishment for which is imprisonment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Chicago Opponents
Of Draft Arrested

CHICAGO, May 2q-Three men and
two women are held today for inves-
tigaiion on charge OF conspiracy TO
defeat the conscrlp,ion law on June 5
and other arrests are expected to follow
shortly, according TO Hinton g. Cla.
baugh, chief Investigator here Of the
federal bureau OF justice The names
Of those IN cuStory were not made pub
lie. Mr. Clabaugh said the alleged
conspiracy OF which he had been ap-
prised is not confined to Chicago bu,
extends through the entire central dis
,ric, over which he has control.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Application Withdrawr-Applc for
writ Of habeas corpus filed In the Grim
insi court OF appeals by L. n Campbell.
dfussist OF Purcell was withdrawn to-
violated the prohibtory law by selling
Jamaica ginger,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
MINISTERS PICK
SUNDAY TO TALK
FOR RED CROSS
Booths Will Be Established in
All Churches,

Red Cross Sunday will be observed a,
every church in the city next Sunday,
June g. This fact was definitely de-
cidcd at special meeting OF the Min
iStcria alliance in the First Methodist
Episcopal church this afternoon.
Booths Planned.
Each church will appoint special
Red Cross membership committee that
will establish a booth in the church and
receive memberships and money, Next
Sunday every minister in the city. IN
conformity with plans made by the Min.
isterial alliance, will preach upon and
urge church members TO join the Red
Cross through the local chapter.
g. +, Oxley, field agent for the noun,
tain division OF the American National
Red Cross, who returned from McAles-
ter this morning where he went in the
interest OF the organization addressed
the ministers on the help the churches
OF the city could be in the great move
ment 10 raise funds that is now we'll IN.
der way. ~
900 at MeAlester.
Mr., ONley reported that McAles,er
added 800 members TO the chapter in
that city during az immense Red Gross
rally which more than 1000 people at
tended. A. V. Thomas and r. {. Mil
lion were appointed delegates TO the
meeting of the mountain division in
June at Wichita, Kan A permanen,
workroom Tor making supplies for the
soldiers was established.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

how '0ets.lt gets them off In q hurry
Sna without the least pain. can vcSf
l.h, .hecss dance and wa'h a. thsssA
u,Iss ssiv.s. sSnd,iss S SsraSsss. W.
plaster: and e.ss! thing: nss ~ Sey ~.
ess ;s never sn'i: Ssys s' ;sSs sss ::ss' ss .:s S
d blood poison. ny @dcls.RS icNiGSV,
eslA In ohlshssna city AND tseomasndsd
tar Urus Us,--ASy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Jimmy's mother had told him to stay
near the window and watch for the bride
and bridegroom and come and tell her
when he saw them coming After wait.
ing for some time his patience was re-
warded, but he forgo, to run and tell
his mother. When they were quite near
he suddenly remembered and called out
Justify, Mamma, here comes the bride
and the gloom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
Come on Over, Soc
My Corn Fall OH!
Il Put 2 Drops Of 'Cets.It on
Last Nisht--Now Watch"

two fingers ana iin the corn rish, on
That's the way 'Gou-it always works.
You Just put on about two drops Then
the corn not only shriycls. but loossns
from the toe, without affecting the sur-
rounding flesh In the least why. its al.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

Q-l shall be y years old in No
vember, 1917, and would like to know
whether shall be required to regis
ter June 5.
A-No. you cannot register,
OIL am a school teacher OF regstra-
tion age, and have taught school and
voted in Colorado The above town is
the home Of my parents, and | consider
i, also my home. 1t is not at all sure
that | shall return to Colorado. Can
| register here in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
LABOR MEN FOR
STATE COUNCIL
Ashton aid Powell 10 Help ]
M, Aydelotte,

Two additions TO the subcommittee
OF the State Council for Defense were
announced today by ]. NJ. Aydelot,e,
chairman. w. g. Ashton, state labor
commission, was added TO the committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
MANY ROSES IN
LOCAL GARDENS
Judge Clark Possesses More
Than 70 Varieties,
FLOWERS OVER SIDEWALK
Marechal Neil Growing at
Home of John Shields,

Beautiful rose gardens practically
unknown so far as the general public
is concerned have been discovered in
Oklahoma City in the hunt for flowers
for the rose festival to be held at the
Lee Huckins hotel here this afternoon
and tonight
Seventy Varieties.
One of these gardens is owned by
Judge and Mrs, George Clark They
have more than seventy varieties of
roses, one large pink blossom known
as the Los Angeles Another white
flower is known as the Silver Moon.
Many climbing roses grace the Clark
garden
A second garden or roses in which
perhaps seventy-iive varieties anpear IS
that of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..-Rsnaei,,
The Aaron Ward the Sun Burst, the
Madam Charles Russell the rare La
France. the Milady, the Paul Neron and
the red and white American Beauties
are some OF the specimens grown
NJ tnc nome VI MIN w W WdHai
fev on East Ninth street DR.. Van
.yleet rose has thrown its branches
from the front yard over the sidewalk
onto the parking, making all arch for
pasSersby
In the garden Of Mr. and Mrs John
Shields J20 roses were planted three
years ago and 800 arc still living. These
represent more than seventy varieties,
Over the entrance to the Shields home
the Marechal Neil. rarelv found in the
open in this climate, is found growing.
Mrs. J 4. Myers Of West Twenty
ninth street, who has exhibited her
flowers at many shows, will have a
number Of her roses at the local exhibit,
She favors the Aaron Ward, the Lady
Hilingdon and the Bride rose.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29

A. l.. Weleh, state insurance commits
sioncr.
With the assistance Of the Council
for Defense, an intensive campaign viii
be put on in the state on a date whie
Governor Williams will be asked 4
designate, Speakers will tour the statl
and city fire marshsls and chiefs ol
police will be urged to pay especial atI
tention TO tn removal OF fire hazards. /
j. o. Fox Of the Cleveland Count
Enterprise was wise enough to bree
away from the stereotypsd forge 4 nay||
bond when he dashed this witticisM Oh
on his trusty Oliver; Nov is the op|
portunity for the thrifty citizen to.estabI
lish new bond between himself and th(
government"
The herald., 1917-09-13
August 7, 1917.
OF ALFRED REALTY co. INC.

OF ALFRED REALTY co. INC.
United States of America. State of Louisiana,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be it known. that on this seventh 9th
day OF the month OF August, IN the year OF
our Lord, ore thousand nine hundred and
seventeen, before ue, Charles SChneidau, a
notary public, duly commis siOned and quail
fled in and for the Parish of Orleans, State
II Louisiana. therein residing and in the
presence Of the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned, personally came and ap-
pedred the several persons whose names are
hereuntO subscribed who Severally declared
that, avail'ng themselves Of the provisions
Of the laws Of the State of Louisiana, pro-
viding for the organization of corporations.
and especially Act 267 OF the Acts of 1914,
they have covenanted and agreed and do
nv these presents covenant agree and bind
themselves as well as all such persons as
may hereafter become associated with them,
10 form and constitute a corporation and
body polite in law, and TO that end they
state the following matters and things, and
poration, as follows, to-wit:
Article 1.-The name of said corporation
shall be: alfred Realty Co, Incorporated"
Article 1.-THE objects and purposes for
which said corporation is formed are: To
buy, sell and deal in all kinds OF property,
real. personal or mixed within the State OF
Louisiana or elsewhere; TO purchase, lease,
exchange or otherwise acquire any and all
property movable or lmmovdole and the same
10 hold sell. lease. pledge, mortgage, hypoth-
ecate. donate, rent, exchange or otherw Sc
d spose of c. ALLEVIATE or cucumber and 70
improv and develop real estate and the build
ings and improvements thereon. To borrow
and loan money; to give and receive secu-
rites therefor; 10 issue bonds or mortgage
notes to secure loan on Indebtedness of real
estate: to build and operate and subsdi se
railroads ard tranways to be operated by
horse, electric, steam or other motive power;
TO construct and install all works for drain
age purposes: to cut timber and deal in tim
Der or lumber; TO operate saw miNs, lumber
wards, and TO carry on a general sawmill
business.
Article 1II.--The amount Of the capital
stock of said corporation shall be thirty
thousand dollars (S500OO.OO all Of which
shall be common stock and none OF which
shall he preferred stock. Said stock shall be
paid for in cash.
Article IN.-The amount to which the cap
ital stock Of said corporation may be in
| creased shall be three hundred thousand dol
| lars (s300,0O00O).
Article V-The number of shares Of which
| the capital stock of 100000 of said corpo
| ration shall consist of three hundred share.
| 800 of the par value of one hundred dol
lars $500 per share, the shares Of sale
The herald., 1917-09-13
CHARTER
OF THE AVISTON FLOUR COMPANY,
INC,

OF HE ANlSlON TLcNN Nc-hA ~ >
INC.
United States Of America, State OF Louisiana,
City OF New Orleans, Parish OF orleans
Be /, known. That on this first day Of the
uenth Of August, in the year OF our LORD
one thousand nine hundred and seventeen,
and Of the Independence Of the United States
IF America, the one hundred and forty-hrst
Before me, Arthur A. Moreno notary
~,rblic in and for the Parish OF orleans;
State of Louisiana. duly commissioned and
qualified. and in the presence OF the Wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned
personally came and appeared the following
persons whose names are hereunto SUBSCRIBED
together with the amounts OF their respect
i've subscriptions to the capital STOCK OF the
corporation to be formed, who severally de-
clare that, ayailing themselves OF the pro.
visions of the general laws Of the State OF
Louisiana relative 70 the organizati OF cor
poratisns. they have covenanted and agreed
and do by these presents covenant and agree,
and bind and obligatee themselves, as well
as such other persons as may hereafter De
come associated with them or their success
sors, 10 form and constitute themselves INT,
a corporation and body polite IN law, and
for the objects and purposes and under agree
ments and stipulatons following to-w3;
Article 1.-The name and title OF this cor
poration shall be the Aviston Flour Company,
Inc. and by that name said corporation shall
have power and authority to have and enjoy
succession for the full term OF ninety-nine
The herald., 1917-09-13
CHARTERS.

corporation to remain at one hundred dollars
in the event Of the increase of the capital
stock OF said corporation beyond thirty thou
sand dollars.
Article VI-The location Of the domicile
Of said corporation shall be in the City Of
New Orleans, in the Parish OF Orleans, IN
the State OF Louisiana.
Article VIl.-The period OF duration Of
said corporation shall be uiur;y-nIue years
from and after the date hereof
Article VIII.-The number Of directors OF
said corporation shall be four %. The ott-
GERS OF said corporation shall be those pro-
vded for by Law. and such other officers
may be provided for by the bylaws. The
names and post office addresses 81 The dI-
Tectors Of said corporation who are selected
10 serve Tor the FIRST year or until their
successors are elected and qualified shall be
As follows, ;o-wit: George A Hero, No. 7l5
E-p'anade Avenue, New Orleans. La: joseph
3. Levy, Monteleone Hotel, New Orleans,
La; M. Claire J. Hero, NJ. ~ E,planade
Avenue, New Orleans, La. and Walter Gas
:Iuedo. NJ 1918 Third street, New Orleans,
La, with George A Hero - president, Jo-
tastauriD aS secretary and treasurer Three
members OF said board shall constitute a
quorum for the Transaction oi all corporate
! business and their acts shall be valid cor
| pDrdie acts.
| A-t,cle IN.-Thc names and pos. office adj
/ dresses Of The subscribers 20 these articles
/ II Incorporation and s'atrmen, Of the num-
/ Der al shares Of stock which each subscribe
! - 10 take in SAID Ss-D.-ttfpD are As follow
i;-,--e Ue-, -l3 E,nlaraf. Avenue New
/ Orleans. La. two hundred and c.ghtv-fvc
/ shares: Joseph b. Levy. Mourrlrore Ho.e,.
/ New Orleans, Ia, five shares; Walter Gas
| 'aHeio, 1918 Third street, New Orleans, Ia,
| nye shares: Mss. Claire !. Hero, rs F.
/ pianadc Avenue, New Orleans, La, five
! shares.
! Article N-Farh share Of stock shall be
entitled 20 one vote. There shall be no
| cumulative voting.
| Article XT-Thr hard ~ directors nj said
! -,-n5r3t,,- Shall he and are hereby inves.e /
with all the corporate powers OF said cor
ra-a,ior. including among other powers the
for,oving. VIZ: the power n make. alter and
! amend suitable bylaws for the gaver1-.cn,
! If saiI cnrra-7-ilu: the mower 10 borrow
money. execute mortgages. issue notes and
',.ud, ?, sell ar pIedye the same and gen
rra,lv TO DO all things pertinent 10. or nec.
| e,,ary for the object, and purposes Of said
corporation, or which are or may be permitted
! ny the laws applicable to corporal .onS, the
hove recital OF powers granted t. the board
| Of directors not being exclusive, the in'cn-
ZION being to inyes, the board Of directors
with all such other and further powers a
| may be proper 20 accomplish the objects and
! purposes OF said corporation. Any vacancy
| p~ vacancies occurring IN SAID board shall be
| allied for the uneNpirel term by the remain
| ing director or directors. 4 director may.
hy written proxy, designate any Other d.rec-
! tor t. represent him AZ any or all meetings
| D: The board Of directors, and such proxy
Shall have authority to do and perform all
! acts and things al SuCl meetings as could
The herald., 1917-09-13

United States Of America. State Of Loul,i-
ana. Parish Of Orleans. City oi New Or
leans.
BE j, known. That on ,h, 24;h day of the
month Of August, ~ the wear OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and seventeen,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States of America the one hundred and forty
second before I'VE, John p sullivan, no
tarv public duly commissioned and quail
ned. in and for the Cry OF New Orleans,
Parish Of Orleans, State OF Louisiana, there
in residing. ard i'm the presence OF the Wit
nc,,e~ hereinafter named and under- gued,
personally came and appeared:
The persons whose names are hereuuto
subscribed, together with the amounts Of
their respective subscription, % the capital
stock Of the corporation 70 be formed who
>cvcrally declare that, avdIlIng themselves
Of the provisions Of THE general laws OF the
State OF Louisiana relative TO the organIza.
ton Of corporations, they have COvendnted
and agreed, and do. BY these presents, COW
cnant and agree, and bind and obligate
themselves. a. we'll such other persons a.
may hereafter become associated with them,
OF their successors, 10 form and constitute
themselves into a corporation and body pol
itic in law. and Tor the objects and purposes
and under agreements and Stlpula,i0ns iJl-
lowing, to-wit:
Article The name and title Of this cor
Doration shall he the Trustees Loan and In
ve>tmcnt Company, Inc? and by mat I2me
sad corporation shall have power ana an'
thorty to have and ENJOY succession tor me
tull term. OF mnety-nine years from the d"lt
hereof; - contract sue anu "e A"'n; u
make and use corporate seal; 20 purchase
ana reeve lease A''d; sen anu ''uH's
a. We. a. r.,,',i "a N.Y. ~ n,,,e and
80 "a, - ~ ,.,d ,ge.s a. the in.
., "a I,l,,-,,,,, nv -en,,ire. and
:, 49,. ,rI c..,f,,sb nh bv.Iay, and
rcg,,i,,;oos ;a- the nrsner management and
-o',.'ia,;'r - =. e. a. NAV he deemed
,,,'gl-,. and ,,e s,. p, change and aI,e,
| A. rIc5.,,,r.
The herald., 1917-09-13
CHAR TER
OF TRUSTEES LOAN AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY. NC

United States OF America. State Of Lout,i-
ana. Parish of Orleans, City OF New Or
leans