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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24
Political Observations.

Some statistician has figured it
out that the senate's time costs
$4,964.6l day, whatever it may be
worth, and that on a recent Tues
day Senator Reed took three hours
worth, for a speech opposing what
OF the scnatc's time, say S2,978.76
he aftcrward voted for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24

The little state of Delaware has
ratified the federal prohibition CON
stitutional amendment, making the
ninth OF the 80 necessary ratifica-
tions. Under the constitution the
size Of state, nor population cuts
any figure in the ratification or re-
lection Of proposed amendments,
and so the vote Of the little state Of
Delaware will count for as much as
the big state OF New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24

Ofiice-seeking is a mania in Ma
rion County, Indiana, Not only are
the bigger offices being sought by
scores OF candidates, but the smaller
ones are drawing big fields. For
justice of the peace, alone, there are
40 men seeking the nomination,
which is a one-lagged man,
who has a club OF one-legged men
backing him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24
THE MEN WHO CAME BACK.
Copyrighted by che British-Cana-
dian Recruiting Mission.)
By Regimental Sergeant Major
c.. E. MONGER

Dy INI5HItIIIdI otIgtdNI WdJOT
G. +. MONGER.
Sergeant Major Monger joined up
with the active militia. Rocky
Mountain Rangers, and since then
has helped win 5000 men for sery-
ice overseas. For service in the Sou
dan campaign he received the
Queens Medal and the Khedive of
Egypt Medal, and later, his sery-
ice in the Boer war was appraised
by the Queens Medal with six
clasps and the Kings Med
al. Sergt. Major Monger is now
at the Terrc Haute Depot, B. c.
h. NJ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24

The charge that il given the bal
lot women would be clannish and
vote for women candidates in pref
erence to men candidates was sig
nally refuted at a special election
for a congressman held recently in
a New York district. There was a
woman candidate and although
1872 women cast their votes, she re-
ceiyed only $50 votes,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24
And the Dainty FrOCks at 50

1e dainty that
n
RAFt styles The for
favored
$25O0 They atent -'@A000'A1 DA1o OIL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24
Goats! Coats!

Truly a feast Of fashions have
been prepared for those who desire
separate coats for the cool days of
Spring; these handsome models in
poplins, serges, velours, silvertones,
satins and silks; belted and large
collared; others gathered back,
sleeveless effects. are now displayed
in all of the newest of Spring shades;
priced for the Spring Inaugural at
$3.50. S25 and $3.50 up TO SIS.
At Rorabaugh-Brown's Garment
Salon, Second Floor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24
The Suits at $29.5
and $500

Are garments of super STYLE in which the buyer
his energy and buying ability; their equal in worth is una
tanaDle. AS it were, magnificent maximum of syle an
vauen broad diversity of Easter models have been
under the headings of $3.50 and $35oo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-24
Silk Skirts

Yes madam, the showing is legion
in styles and materials and de.
signs. Made from La Jerz Silks"
'Baronet Satins" and plaids. stripes
and plain cOlors GALORE; in
draped effects and hustle styles; and
for those who prefer, the straight
line models with wide belts and
plated styles; the prices for
SPRING INAUGURAL of from $40
10 $3.50 are SPECIAL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
LABOR SHORTAGE Is
HANDICAP IN WEST
Farmers Forced 10 Depend on Labor.
Saving Machinery; Many Install
GnsOfine Vehicles.

Bat for labor saving machinery
including motor trucks and tractors
which are now being used more eK-
tensivcly than over before. many
farmers ia the west would suffer
hAyy losses would be unable 10
operate their ranches profItably."
sgyH H. VI SEQ. president OF tho Du-
p)oE Truck company OF Lansing
Mich
Throughout Washington and
other western states many farmers
are seriously menaccd by labor
shortage although tho wages paid
harvest hands were never so high
40 at the present tine
Boys half-grown and undeveloped
nre driving header boxes at 81 so
o day and their board. UndersiLed
ana inexperienced mon are receiv-
Ing from 81 90 s. day driving head
,re Many u them have never be-
fore handled horses. and are entirely
unfamiliar with the work. But even
tho high wages and lnCxpericnce OF
h.s help Us not tho farmers chief
complaint
THE compensation ls m high at
i,.. ,,,,| tnn .,,lsu,ss g.unus &c.
...' 80. - t,,Io,,.,,.t,.,,c,, a.,
,..l a., ..I ~, p,. n.,r.s, i,rge
towns once there they proceed 20
J,..r All. ,..,,,i,.I,. J.rf.,,1 ,,,ir
I'm ma, ~ F, rr,tor is tbnt
tt.... I.,urtY,,. .re alp,ost ipva.
,,',t,I,. .,,hn,,t ,n,lrc or warn.
,l., g,n, I,,,,,r, ia f,rr,srs upnrn.
,',.5 a.. an a., ,.,r,,rIcs Eyer,
49,. go. scn,c, ~ F,rr,ers A., sesrch
49,, ., IN a., cn,,nicn,snt n
g,.i. p,,as,i,. cr.,,s
.5,. ,.,,,., .,'t i,,, yo.t, s,h,,
,t..,. -, ,,.,..,..b al. M, 4, onc
.,.,,I,'.,.,,, ,I,y e., f,u a Io1e, or
49,, 49,. ,..,,,,t,,a Il, ,be, could
h, ,,..,t. ~. ,,.,.,., ,,n,t NJ g,od na',
- -. 49,, 49,. lax ~
...,,. .,. ...t,tt. ,,.,,',,,,, ,to
,... @ u.' Wv, '',,.,,, -, 49,, g,
49,. ,',., s,rs M, oycn ,bo mem.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
LESSON NoIOT
Tho stccrlnr McchnnInm.

In the last lesson, you were shown
how mo front wheels Of mo nutuWor
bile must each turn ON Dos separate
pivot when storrinr, and how tnlH
uivot must be- brought aa near 10
tho wheel 40 possible. N, have now
20 soe how tho steering OF iho Wh' IH
on their pivots lB controlled hy tau
steerlng hand wheel
In Fig 1 tho construction ~ 70
mont aNlc lF thown The part known
~ tho Stoerng kuurklo. which ,oW-
prlHes tho wheel axle. tho arm %.
called tho uo ROD arm, and the hub
through which the King r.u marked
I. pafseg, ia shown uH a. You will
note that tho Ht,Hr,ng knuckIo8 NJ the
two wheels aro connected uy the
rod w. which ROD is termed the Tie
Rod and often tho Reach Rod Thir
Tie Rod connects tho kuucklos iu
such a way that, because of tho an
Fularity OF the Tie Rod Arms q.
when ono wheel iB turned. tho other
will also have 90 turn. and In Tho
proper direction tn1 correct amount
for turning "a curve al any radius
From tho above wo see that tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

steering mechanism. operated by the
hand wheel need only act on one ~
'ho whorIa Thus, you viii see. that
th' irft. hand knurklo has fastened 90
N tn arm co., liy moving this arm
CO.. tho wheels Will be- made 10 turn
ON tho King pins
Tho arm Co lH. moved by the drar
link lE, Fix -, which. In turn. rs
moved by the HtoerIng arm ND. this
Hi"criuE tFD holng moved hy means
NJ tho mechanism ht the bottom ~
the steering column. ~ shown 300
Figure O.
While the construction OF tho
Hiccrlng knucklo. tia ROD, drag link
and steering arm IB nearly ihe uma
Tor nll cars. thure ls cDuHIisruhlg
variation iu the drHIm ana ouustru,.
ton ~ the steering mechanism prop.
or In tho majority of cars tho steer
ing arm lB operated b. means ~ "A
worm and worm wheel
tlrl'r 4 shows dran NJ tho
worm wheel NJ is tho worm. ~ tho
worm wheel ana T. tho steering arm
Th" worm is CunnerfpI tp l hollow
Hhafi tO the other tui NJ which shaft
l7 connected tho steering hand wheel
YOU VIII be able 90 ser how. when
the hand wheel ~ turned. II turns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

bring Tho back portion ~ the worm
Nh""I marked ., into mesh with tho
worm. AS This portion az the worm
whrrl hIH not been used. doing this
viii h" tUc Same as Installing a new
worm wheel
Play Boa tho hand wheel viii niso
result from the thrust bearings n
and J. becoming worn. en that tho
worm can move up Hul down. no
take out This play the NUT lED lH
screwed down When this Us done.
however both wheels must boz
ldrbrd up and tests mado of tho
hauu Whyrl Hp aH tp be- sure that ~
docs not bind Do most cars the
mat thD is "Iorkrd' hy having thf
'up portion OF tho worm housing
split ana rumpod around tho nut.
To turn the nut therefore. tho up
p'r housing bolts VIII first have 10
ho lDus'nvl little
lu some cars ths wear of the
worm and worm wheel can hc taken
up los setting the worm wheel closer
tp Oh" worm. To accomplish this
tho Hnpfi Df the worm wheel Ia set
in eccentric h'tiIugB which bear
irgg can Lu turned and H1 press tho
shaft ana ,H worm wheel closer 10
tho worm. Figure 3 shows one OF
f. tr., H.t, 80 a.. ,...... t..
,.ri ,
49,, ~" ''' H.'' "I 'N.
,I. ""' 'u
D.. N' "'N''hh
a.,t,.,..' ''' '''' '''' '9' i''-
~. ,. ..,,.,
,,. '.'' Wv .'''" WI '''N'"FA
and wheel ily this s meant that
~" "' ''' H'I- "HlS hF
snrp ~ ui,I..,''''.',,"" W. ',,''' ,'' 81 u'.ut
h, tt, M, ..',.. .r ''' 'o'',l'n '''
rI,b,t i.' 49,. 81, '.a ~
,,.,,,,, ,'..i,.. ' p'''n OF VIC
g,u,, 80, '''. ,..', 's. ~, l''lll
,I,,,. ,'N Nv o"'l' "'
o., ,L. a., I'..' n' ",nnl l"ih9
we're tbr ,,.n, g., o'' ',o.A'y,
Of spiral pressing the steering ann
would simply press tho teeth ~ the
worm wheel against those az the
worm, but there could be no move
mcnt ~ either Uy having the
teeth NJ the worm nearly in the
form ~ rings. practically the same
tlhnF d. accomplished. Thus the
wheels can he turned only hy turn
INK the hand wheel. and the mechan-
ISM is irreyersihlc.
AS the wheel Is constantly srik-
ing distractions IN the road. tho
steering mechanism. land. when
reversible. the drivers hAndD would
be subjected to many severe b'.w4
unless there were some "cushloning'
device furnished Tho drag link.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
THIS BURGLAR WAS RIGHT
DISCRIMINATING IN WORK

Tho unitcd states TI~o company
is anxious to locate tho bfrelar who
operated ono night recently In Corsi-
raun, Texas THE company Is de-
slrous " osccr'uninr hts where
1bouts, not Tor the purpose or land
ing him in Jail but Co compliment
him upon his good Judgment
This burglar hurled a brick thru
q large plate glass window I'm the
automobile shop Of r. O.. Love & CO..
NJ Norsigaua and took1ls picl, of the
contents uf the display window The
only loot he took was uobhy tread
and rhoin tread tire
Mr. Love. lu discussing tho inrl-
dent. s1fd with smile. "Some rro-
u'o WIN NnN. 'In.. rool tires lg they
have tu steal thcu."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
The Automobile Simplifed
ny FREDERICK O, GUERRMCII, NJ n

An intimate talk on tho working units q the automobile dsc-psd
IN a way tho layman easily understand them
reading
anything clear 20 ask Mr. Gucch about
published tho complouoa the articles
automobile under discussion.
MAKE TOUli AUTOMOBILE CORRESPONDENTS SCHOoL
Address all Inquiries Editor World Tulsa Okla
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-17
CHARTER OF THE MERCANTILE
STORES, INC.

United States of America. State Of Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New Ut
leans BE it known, That on this the 18th
day of September, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and
of the Independence of the United States OF
America, the one hundred and forty-second.
Before me, Arthur A. Moreno, Notary Pub
lie. in and for the Parish of Orleans, State
of Louisiana, duly commissioned and quail
fled, and in the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned. person.
ally came and appeared the following per
sons whose names are hereunto subscribed,
together with the amounts of their respec-
tive 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 organization OF cor
porations, they have covenanted and agreed,
and do by these presents covenant and agree,
and bind and obligate themselves, as well
as such other persons as may hereafter be-
come associated with them or their success
sors, to form and constitute themselves into
a corporation and body polite in law, and
for the objects and purposes and under the
agreements and stipuations following, to-
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of this
shall be The Mercantile Stores,
Inc, and by that name said corporation
shall have power and authority to have and
enjoy succession for the full term of ninety
nine years from the date hereof; to contract,
sue, and be sued; to make and use a cor
porate seal; to purchase and receive, lease.
hold, sell and convey, as we'll as mortgage
and hypothecate property, real, personal and
mixed; to name and appoint such officers
and agents as the interest of said corpora
ton may require; and TO make and establish
such bylaws and regulations for the proper
and regulation of its affairs as
may be deemed necessary, and the same
to change and alter at pleasure.
.a.r r
porstion shall be in the city of New Orleans,
State of louisiana, and all citation and other
legal process shall be served upon the presi-
dent Of said corporation, and in case of his
upon the vice-president and, in
case of the absence of both Of these officers,
upon. the secretary thereof.
ARTICLE III.-The objects and purposes
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-17
CHARTERS

ficers AZ also .bei- -;,b. ., ,,,oi,t md
dismiss such cierts ,,,1Sye-s AID the en-
pIovcrs NJ he r,rr,-1.l, ,ari;,;1ns -
nav rec,Iirs Tba tc,',-e - lff,[sP 20 I'll
the emnlovces If The ro,n,r,.,n1 sI,rI he
during The nIrss,,re NJ Tho La,-J Of 5;-aI,,rs
AR.TICIF w, s.,rlf,iIrr sLliI 80
be Xii ';7Ire ~ -cs,,.irIo So tb. -1,,,-cts
f1rIts NJ dcb.s NJ .,.J r~,ar,,;1, sL,Ii
auv mere ,af,rr,iitv +, is 1-g,r,iz,.;o,
have the cffer. nj rem .-,r,, rs -h5-.c~ r,,ri
.- ~ ...' ~ ,'5N Us o..t' ~ ~" ,..'
Ir,gnI nh. ',r,,J L,' go I. .'''3...
owned E,. li.,
ARTICr F y-rr THE 40. 90 :.-.,,,.:...,
may t. rr-r,,,.I .,,If.oi -, II - III;
ra-n4-..sl.r -. r I:.s,r,-J - H. ''''
sent af The .:,-lE,ri-s 80 ,., tt-I.
,f an The 81. - .L. , Wv ..''S ~ Nus
f-qI ,,,s,..,,,, .I ~ .',..., -- 81 49,
~ les. it,.r 49,. '..'- l'.. ,,''' "l az,
--'.ari,,, ia. -. .'' 49, :" VI
Fr...l1 -, go -'ff '..''Sn tl.' ''
I.,..., ,f1-,.s. 800 N..'".'' Az ms 80
.r. ,v-,-...,-, ~ Ill.,. .- 1.,''. ~ ',, ny
.r. .,.-lr.rr.-. r.r ~ g.. "-..' ".,1'
~. fam, ,,...,. .t. '- .".. ..4.''"
--H ...r. .r ''t.'",A'
..'..-.,... '., ."'..ss' ".- a..a.,, 10y the
ARTICLE VIII .T....... .t......f t.r,--.
&, 3D.. It, ''I. "...t ..i~..I dollars
.,.. 81. -.''.+ ..a saH.tI ''..s 90
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-17
CHARTER OF THE AUDUBON REALTY
COMPANY, INCORPORATED.

United States of America, State of Louisiana,
Parish of Orleans, City of Orleans. Be il
known, That on this the 18th day Of the
month of September in the year of Our Lord
one thousand, nine hundred and eighteen.
before me, Alexis Brian, a Notary Public
duly commissioned and qualified within and
for the Parish of Orleans, State of Louis
lana, personally came and appeared the sew
eral persons whose names are hereunto sub
scrlbed, who declared that, availing them
selves OF the privileges granted by the law IS
OF the State OF Louisiana. they do by these
presents form and organize themselves and
such other persons as may join with them as
well as their successors, into a corporation
for the objects and purposes and under the
stipulations following, to-wt:
ARTICLE 1.-The name of this corpora
ton shall be the Audubon Realty Company,
Inc, and under said name it shall exist for
a term of ninety-nine years from date here
Of, unless sooner dissolved according to law.
Its domicile shall be in the City of New
Orleans, State OF Louisiana, where all legal
process directed against it shall be served
upon its President, or in his absence upon
the Nice-President, and in the absence of
both officers, upon its Secretary.
ARTICLE lI.-Said corporation may have,
hold, lease, purchase, sell, convey, mortgage
or pledge property, real, personal or mixed,
including rights, franchises and stocks, bonds
and securities of other corporations; it may
borrow or lend money upon security; it may
sue and be sued, and may have a corporate
seal, and have and enjoy such other rights,
powers and privileges as are now or may
hereafter be enjoyed by corporations gem
orally.
ARTICLE III.-The objects and purposes
for which this organization is organized, and
the nature Of the business to be carried on
by it, are hereby declared to be: To pur-
chase, own, sell, lease, and generally to deal
in real property, and its appurtenances, and
generally to do any and all acts and things
that may be necessary, convenient or incl
dental to the carrying out of these purposes
ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this cor
poration is hereby fixed at Five Thousand
Dollars (S5y000.0O), divided into fifty (50)
shares Of the par value of One Hundred DOL
lars $4,000 per share, with the right to
increase said capital stock to not more than
Ten Thousand Dollars (S10,OO.00), upon
complying with the requisites of the law.
The subscriptions opposite the signatures of
the subscribers to this charter show that
fifty (50) per cent of the said capital stock
has been Subscribed. Two Hundred Dol
lars (s2o0.0O par value of the said subscribed
stock has been paid for in cash, and Twenty
Three Hundred Dollars (s2,3O0OO) par value
thereof is to be paid for by the transfer and
delivery to this corporation of the following
described property, to-wit: Two certain lots
of ground, together with the buildings and
improvements thereon, and all the rights,
ways, privileges, servitudes and advantages
thereunto belonging, OF in anywise apper-
tanning, situated in the Sixth District of
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-17
CHARTERS

shall not dissolve the corno,atio, h., ~
directors then in office shall remain in orc
until their successors are elected and onaIi
iy The board shall cIert i'm, ,be- 4 r,,.
Der President and mum
provided that the Ra,rI ma, 5;.o a.
any OF said Office, or ny, rHirf,,,,., WI.
of them. or NAV, -. - -, - 12...''..c any
need not be members NJ tbc III w. WI
hodersJ as thew rhl7l, - 80 ~ s,2y
Tor the carving on nj fIc C,-I,,,,,'s -,
ness. and they sblII ~ trc r-.' -
officers, agents and cunI5yccs a. az,
meeting Of the Board Of Directors any N.
rector absent from the rneetirg M. ~ 90 -,
resented by 3ny otber - -'@y o0 teP,
cast the vote of the 7Ls.~, A.. 40
ing to the written ins.r,r-.i-,-. -
eral or special. of said absent H. M
Board of Directors shall have auf5.rftv o.,
make and establish rs ri l.'S ~
amend all bylaws rl,1rs -r5 - '...'
necessary and rr.r,,- f,- H. ~ I@llo'.'
agcmeut Of The bYsirc.s ri anu man
corporation and not inconsIs,cr. MN ,l l.-
th5riz. the La---.,.,., ,-''. I''"1 ale
suan,c of n.trs All ,i,,. 800 -." ..e Is
cages and pledge. and ,..,..-.',r .' ..''.
things r.r..-rr,- .' l'. 90 N' A..
carrying on Of The lr,ir.-, nj ,,l. .....
jutI the general -r,...4..,
Tor election .F - us o- N"''...-
second Nf.r.r... E 5r "1 '.r.i .A l.t
l1fv t..r..-s...I ......-' -'.' %. "g-.'' ....'
stalled. the Ea--1 M NJ. .- s'-,,,,N '.- NE
posed OF. Terrence S-r,FE ID a ,ts
sE Ca~9udgrr. S.rrr. " n-i..,' Mo, -
liam : Smifb u a ~ o''l+'S- Ia WI
let Stree. " l-l-.1 49, on ''F''lt-
Vergcs. p d AdJres. "a a. M. .'li Leon !.
New OrIea,. - ~ ~ I'' Hf''icr Street
shall be Prrsije,, - eI'uCe SHHt1
Secretary-Trrasurer "''4'd'H >. SMITH
ARTICLE VT--rb;s al.
may be changed r,,J;f;oJ "a 49, i'' a''oh
the corporation dissoIved b a..e"usd, OF
thirds Of Tho go ~, uy NoIS OF two
or represented At a g.,I,ai 100 PeSeh'
stockholders convened TO- 81 SS,Inb OF the
previous notice shall b,,. - p.'Posc, -I'et
the manner aboy. r-o,;r.J ., - sven IN
annual meeting ~ -. I ~ Oe gwen OF me
ARTICLE Wilt ,bis a aaalon,
be dissolved either h, I;rr;.1,;a e"-I'
any other cause. IL. .ff.;rs I'll % IRON
dated BY thru comrn;.s;o S-t oe Hqul-
ed at the meeting of s,orkboIS, -pPoin',
for the purpos, Of Eo,;5a,; SoN'oheu
elected by the vote of ali ~. s,o J 20 DC
voting upon parity. said To,,;g.'H =,
remain in office until m, &c.; IN
corporation shall hay, 49,, OF me
liquidated. and H. III iuIy settied and
and AUTHORITY 70 $500 nave iuiI power
to- popsiy ana assets of the corpora
of death, disability or r.siare.;o IN case
more liquidator., the ,acans, sb.u u one OF
by the survivor or s,rxivor' 'NAi4 10 iiIed
ARTICLE VIH-No stocLLII
be held liable or responS;bis g. Sn ,f ever
tracts or faults of said cornoratio,, =; ~
further sum than the unpa HG'ai boil, IN any
shall any mere informally ioSn G~nea ii by him nor
of exposing anT e storkSoI ths charter null
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-17
GARTER OF CRESCENT CITY CORK
WORKS, INC.

vai,d States Of America, State of Louis.
fansh OF Orleans, City of New Or
N be It known, that on this twenty
~ ely Of the month of August. in the wear
.Iu Lord, One Thousand nine hundred and
t.ssn, and OF the Independence of the
y 80 states OF America, the one hundred
pHYfhlrd Before me, Theodore A
- Notary Public, in and for the
~ or.eans, State Of Louisiana, there
.. re.sinS duly commissioned, sworn and
e and in the presence of the wit
-. n,e'einatter named and undersigned.
-. -'uy came and appeared: the several
| 4 saOse names are hereunto subscribed
~, xssiaiiy declared that awaiting them
~ y me laws Of the State of Louisiana.
,,... -. Eases made and provided. thew have
r. s-s.eo and agreed, and do. bv these
81. covenant and agree, and bind them
s-,,s.s. ven as all other persons who NAV
n-.s.. eecone associated with them. TO form
4 g :sn0n and body polite in law. for
| h, 81 sna purposes and under the ar
| rp,,c ~ "lpuiations following, to-wit:
| IN 1.-The name of this corporation
| q -. crescent City Cork Works. Inc,
| n. -. 10 SAID corporate name, IL shall
| x,w,.. ana authority to have and enioy
Ii b. stenee and succession for the
D, IA .a au period Of ninety-nine wears
y ,r5 tne date hereof, TO contract.
| hue ,.,i sued to make and use a cor
. I l,,s,.. sno me same to alter and break
4 uur., ~ noid, receive, lease, purchase.
tas,,t, 80. - well as to mortgage and nv.
rr,sl III real. personal and mixed.
NJ ssrh incorporeal; to name and an
kns ). :.4gers, agents, directors and
e>t,c, business interests and CON
y NcA A. .equire, and TO make and estab
raper sws, rules and regulations for
7rsion ssement of the affairs of said
D al,.r may be necessary and proper.
sure and amend the same AZ its
sssS' l y 1.-The dOmieiIe Of mi. oo-
M ma. "a De in the Civ Of Nev 49,. eo.
erv,d ~ citations or legal nrocsss III iii
l. apon the President or :, - snai.
d, .noe upon the Vice Pres;dnn. IN
srs " oo'h' upon the Secretary
sS Ia ~ lil-The objects and purpose.
>ished "a eofporation is organized and
crried a. tne nature of the business
70 e,s.oy It, are hereby declared
y sliue ssy 10 the manufacture. buy.
!. sal Of II, aeaiing in, at wholesale
- and Ainos OF corks, and cork
and A products. and generally TO
rtaeat n :" tnings necessary, proper
RIO n. general cork business. as
=. rises - and deal in such
40 Direc,n,, IN the judgment of the
IYmTh%,a may seem fit and proper.
s,r il h.-.Ine capital stock OF this
a.stred n.y iixed at the sum of
thded i n,o Dollars (slOo.OOO.oO),
y DoIl,,, q the par value Of One
oa !, corporation shall be nav.
sarA eo. "a such instalIments and
- si,lI 'nsaitions as dle aBoaSd ~
Unable merchandise, propert, or
- . a, consideration received ee and
~ kndipss rperation, according 10 the
rhis go OF the Board of 6;rectors
ad ,n. ipo.ation shall be = So;ns
fty i;nSnorized to do business as
pefeent) per cent of the |