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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
BOND SALES OO NOT REACH EXPECTATIONS
 IN EIGHTH DISTRICT
State Chairmen Urge Workers to Exert Resources to Reach Goal
 of Drive.

The Eighth Federal Reserve Dis trict Is not making the progress in the Fourth Liberty Loan drive that was expected of it. There Is a qualifying situation. however, and that Is the State Chairmen realize the situation and are putting in every effort to re- cuperate these shortcomings,
 Several of the states have exceeded expectations to date, but the pep" that has been shown in the past is not so clearly apparent in the present drive It, consequently. is necessary for every salesman throughout the en- tire Eighth District ot buckle up his belt and start in with renewed de- termination and tho required vigor to week of the canvass.
 The responses made to the Liberty Loan subscriptions in this campaign thus far are very discouraging, de- cMred Festus J. Wade. president of the St. Louis Mercantile Trust Co, who is in direct touch with the situa- ton throughout the Eighth District.
 The people do not seem to realise that they must double and treble the amount of their subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan. There is abso- lutely no excuse that can be offered by any merchant, manufacturer. com mercial establishment. or individual who has credit in the bank, to fail to double and treble his subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan. no matter what 1t may be"
 Must Speed Up.
 The one consoling feature in the sit uation Is that it developed early in the canvass for subscriptions. allowing sufficient time for all of the State Chairmen, and the assistant down to the volunteers soliciting subscriptions. to overcome the handicaps apparent at the outset of the drive.
 There should be no let-up in any district. In spite of all the adversities. the Eighth Federal Reserve District must subscribe for the allotment as- signed to it. The only way it can bs done Is for each one connected with the work to exert every energy to win. The same determination and energy must be displayed as the soldiers In the trenches display when the re- doubts of the enemy seem insurmount- able. These troops in the trenches never concede thare is any possibility of their not rea~aing the destined point
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
FOR OUR CHILDREN'S SAKE
Future Generations Will Judge Us by Our Performance Not by
 Possessions.

The United States Department of Laoor. Tn bulletin to Our Children" ueeiares that ito win this war we all must do our best regardless of profit" reduction Is the big thing the uu'eda continues. "This applies to wage earRers as we'll as employers.
 The advice has been accepted by laooF generally, and there is a dispo- sition to apply 1t in the purchase of tue Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. the saie Of which began last Saturday. from every section of the Eighth Fed e'al Reserve District word comes that tne workers are subscribing liberslly VI 'his issue. This intense co-opera ,on IS necessary because of the doub Ang Of the quota within the district.
 :, rood for reflection is contained in tue further advice that after the war only those who have helped win 1t Mti amount to anything. Our chill uieh then will judge us-not by what vt 'e got, but by what we've done.'
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
XAAESCO
Tor tuberculosis and aQ L,nS Troubles.
 --7,s9----------

vACESCO is peculiarly adapted to the treatment o Tuberculosis, Asthma Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all Pulmonary Disorders.
 Three and one-haif years of extens therapeutic and physiological tests have fully proven and estab ished the efficacy of its curative properties.
 VALESCO offers than reasonable hope those suffering with Lung Troubles.
 The treatment is simple it attended with danger and it is inexpensive. f6-ounce bottle $1 six days supply during the first two when the dose is doubled.
 VALESCO be freely administered to the delicate stomach and will be found of benefit weakened stomach and bowels. It's properties stimulate the healthy assimilation of food increase and strengthen the blood orpuscles and rebuild tissue.
 vALESCO will be found prompt and effective Heavy Colds and LaGrippe
 For Sale hv Prescott Drup Go
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
sEC'Y M 'ADOO
 ASKS MORE SPEED
 IN JOAN CAM PA|GN
rpmANY IS NOT VET WHIPPED, LIE SAYS IN APPEAL TO
 BOND WORKERS.
MUST SUBSCRIBE TO LIMIT
uow Is the Time for Tremendous Ef-
 fort to Save Lives and i Clnch Victory.

All workers for the success of the Fourth Liberty Loan will be interest ed in the following statement given out at Washington by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo:
 "While enthusiastic reports of the nrogress of the Fourth Liberty Loan camnaign are being received from many parts of the country, subscrip- lions filed with the incorporated banks and trust companies, and reported 70 the Treasury Department for the first four business days of the campaign, total only s626,506.o0O.
 Tn order that the full amount of six billion dollars may be taken, sub scriptions must be received at the average rate of over $315, 900 for each of the 19 business days in the campaign, and yet up to date subscrip- tions are being received at only about one-half this necessary rate.
 Subscribe to Limit.
 "While l am confident that the American people will, in the end. com plete the enormous task now before them, I desire to urge everyone not only to subscribe to the utmost of his ability. but to subscribe at the earli- est possible moment in order that sub scription may serve as an inspiration to others
 The campaign is handicapped by two factors, the first being the unfor tunate spread of influenza throughout many of the Eastern states, necessi- tating the canceling of public meet ings. parades and other demonstra- tions for the loan. This condition makes 1t necessary for the people to come forward with their subscriptions without waiting to be called Ipon.
 The second unfavorable factor. and by far the most serious one, Is the feeling which is prevalent in some communities that the glorious news from the battle fronts reflects mili- tarr situation which warrants a slack ening of our efforts here at home. Nothing could be further from the truth. and no more insidious propa- ganda than this could be circulated by the enemy. The time Is ripe for the final stroke which shall lead to com pete victory and enduring peace, but that stroke cannot be delivered in Q day or a week
 Put on Steam.
 Germany is not yet crushed. She has millions of strong fighting men stlll on the battle lines. and with in- Vasion of their own territory facing them they will fight even more des perately than heretofore The strength or our military efforts must be multi pied Our fighting forces must feel behind them the steadying support of tEe American people, The supply of american arms and ammunition must not be interrupted or diminished
 Now Is the time for speed-speed and the maximum of force at the pres ent tune means an earlier return of our ooys from the bloody battlefields; means the saving of American lives and the winning of a glorious and con. ciuslYe victory"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
HARD ACCEPTS
 RESPONSIBILITY

iu letter accepting his appointment a. member of the general committee ~ ~ lne Liberty Loan organization for o'eSt City, Ark, Charles R. Izard. @'A'or or the Times. says: Steadily
 unfalteringly have placed what
 1T meager talents and energies I'ey possess into the fights which "'fs been made for the success of '" '"st loans and. having put my hand ~ tue blow. there can be no turning na naeh' I'm sleeping with one eye open sotli the Hun Is beaten"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17

10th Houses Agreeing Theretoi
 That the following is hereby pro ,esed as an amendment to the constr ution og the State of Arkansas anu ne same being submitted 10 the eiee nrs of the State for approval or fr- .ac+ion nj the next general election .,r senators and Representatives II uaiority of the electors voting at sue" lection adopt such amendneht' Sne ame shall become a part or the Sou fftution of the State of ArNahsaS' 'o- Saction I. Notwithstanding the Inn ,atIon contained in Section or Af,i- ,e t6 of the Constitution. una Cteu4t 7 tho State may be loaned and ln- Iahtedness incurred to an amount not xcaeding two per cent of the assess | voIuatton of all the property Tn the ;tate for the purpose of proVldiihs .,ds to be loaned upon the security z Farm lands within the State, subject
 the limitations herein contained, Sec. 2 The Governor. Secretary oi wall constitute the State Land Boara; .hicb hoard is hereby authorized ana ,t.,,,tad 10 issue and sell or pledG ods in the name of the State, to De .,,,, as Arkansas Farm Credlt }onds," in an amount not to eSteea 'n nar cent of the assessed valuatiol f aiI the property in the state ahu
 niace the proceeds In the state s,Irr in n fund to be known a' ,rkansas Rural Credits Loan fuh'
 Soc 3, Said bonds shall be issue oo zee , denominations of SEOUL fLoV,UV aod ,@ 'g in asne series of si0,OOooo or multi, Ia. thereof, drawn to mature in n0i ,ora than thirty-siX years nor shail ,ia honds be sold until applications aor bona fde purchasers or lano az mating st0, 000.o0 have been hiAd State a aard Said bonds shall bear interest
 the rate of four per cent per ar and shall be exempt from tax ttnn hv the State of Arkansas or any z it. subdivisions sac Said State Land Board IS au- a oeS and directed to loan the mon
 ,n said Arkansas Rural Credits aan Fund to bona fde purchasers or ,.rn lands In Arkansas. upon notes SC
 rad by mortgages or deeds or trus. 'r,tituting first liens on such iarn'
 ss ir amounts which shall nor eN- nos lh ltwNave per cent of the ap-
 4.aa value of such lands. The cred
 tba state shall not be loaned 10
 o' rson 10 purchase more than NJ .ras of land. nor land valued at more an 90 per acre. NOT shaIL ie 70 .ass than ss0000 nor more than S'' .
 less wade to any purchaser or Sa Such loans shall not be made
 o. to owners who operate ahn ,sppy" lands morttgaged: and ,l,sha. sha,l
 made for the 6 foll1wins Sa arsg nupcbeseS prrposeSS
 .h tne nnrchase of live stock and f'f
 auuipment. snG pa and the making Of TT,
 nants which. in the tudgmef
 nyeh9and 5s hoard, will increase the pro 'H5
 ltv of such lands or add ,to-s. to ta 'ue as farm aarTasaSlt1r.: nSmu .a sad ec) ro.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
fropo@ea Constitutional Amendment
lie It Resolved by the senate and OK Representatives of the or Arkansas. the Majority of hOth HOMAes ARrreInr Ihnrntn.

pc II Resolved by the senate and or Representatives of the or Arkansas. the Majority of
 rt houses Agreeing TheretOi
 aat ths following iS hereby pro gy9ou as an amendment to the Con
 Uttoh or the State of Arkansas. and nv same being submitted 10 the cleo olS oi the State for approval or re- }'S t9h at the next general election .ot senators and Representatives if 'aJoflty Of the electors voting at such .9elIon adopt such amendment the same shall become a part of the Con wit.
 That Sections and 3 of Article 3f the COnstitution CT the S+9ta of Ar >ah5as be amended to read as follows:
 The Supreme Court shall be compos- d or seven Judges one of whom shall 'e styled Chief Justice and elected as heh. In the consideration and decis- on or cases all Judges may sit or the ourt may be divided into two divis- ons. and the decision of each of said ilVislons shall be the decision of the ourt. The Chief Justice shall assign hfee of the Associate Justices to each ilHtsion. and he may change such as garments from time to time. and the Associate Justices may interchange with each other by agreement among themselves. The concurrence of three judges shall be necessary to a decis- on in either division. When the ."uft fs sitting in banc. the Chief Jus ice shall preside, and the concurrence af four shall be necessary to a deCis- on. The Chief Justice shall allot the ases 0 the divisions. and he may or Ter any case 10 be decided or recon sidered by the court in banc. The thief Justice may sit in either division, and shall preside when so sitting. The Judges of each division shalr elect presiding Judge for that division who shall preside when the Chief Justice Is not sitting in that division. IT the Thief Justice is absent from the Court. bo senior Judge present shall perform ais duties.
 Th" Governor shall appoint the two }1lItional Judges provided for herein, one of whom shall hold office until his successor is elected at the general cleo .ion for State officers in 1922. and 4Ualifies. and one of whom shall hold office until his successor is elected at he general election for State officers n 1924. and quaiities
 Approved by the Governor. and filed n the office of the Secretary of State January r. 1917.
 he above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this he 24th day Of April 1918.
 TSaafl TOM J. TERRAL.
 Secretary of State
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
M. H. KENNEDY
 DENTIST Office: First State Bauilding Prescott Ark.
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder trouble 'a children. If not sold by your drug st, will be sent by mail on receipt of <I %. One small bottle is two months crea tment. and seldom fails to perfect T cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. ". Hall, 262G Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by Druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND
 MEAT.
'roposed Constitutional Amendment
 No, K.

Provid ng credit of State may be aaned and indebtedness incurred to an mount not exceeding two per cent or he assessed valuation of property In State for the purpose of proVla4he ,4nds to be loaned upon the security f farm lands within the State or mak- - farm loans; providing Governor
 ecretary of State and State Land Gofn
 issioner shall constitute State Lana soard having authority to sell honaS
 ! name ot State, place money In staie 'reasury and loan money to bona hde tirch,sars of farm lands in Arkansas, nd prescribing manner in which such lans shall be made and repaid. deie- tattng to the Legislature the authorlty o provide for carrying out administer nE and safeguarding the provisions or hfs amendment: providing all proVlS- ms of the Constitution of Arkansaa n conhiet with this amendment are -opealed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17

1e It Resolved by the House or Rep -rSentatives and the Senate or 'h' tate of Arkansas. the haJor'y |" 3otb Houses Agreeing Theretoi
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17

For Sale by Prescott Drug Go.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE AMEND.
 MENT. r"posed Constitutional Amendner,
 No, IA

o,a amending Sections and 3 of Artl- oS .S or the Constitution of the State prsnna 91nsas; providing that the su- composed of seven Judges one Chief ',tsace st1ce and six Associate Justices. pro- iiaiinB vi the Judges may sit in two di- s,OnA. and otherwise providing the manner ana in which the court shall sit
 shai! render its decisions.
 tio, 'uths Tor the selection and cleo s'on oh the two additional Judges
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
R ED GRO s s

STONE ROOT AND BUCHU COMPOUND Of unexcelled value for the treatment of kidney diseases. Pains in the back and burning sensations are symptoms of kidney troubles, which are quickly overcome by use of this remedy. This and more than one hundred other Red Cross Remedies sold and guaranteed only by
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17

Large trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c, Sanol is a family remedy. Sanol is sold on an absolute guarantee Re
 member if it says Sanol 1t is all right. lOc and S100 at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17

FOR AMENDMENT NO. IA. AGA1NST AMENDMENT NO. II.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17

FOR AMENDMENT NO. IS. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 15.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES

Supreme Court ; 'f Of the <' S State of of New 5en,
,,tn York &. held at the COUNTY. Court House in
Hon. EDWARD j. GAvEGAN. Justice.
:, I In II the Matter Of the Application of
sURANCE COMPANY for authority to
change its name to INTERBORO NUT
BAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE COM
PANY. Order changing corporate name.
=, Upon reading and filing the petition OF
the Brewers Mutual Indemnity Insurance
corporated under Article 5A of the Insur-
ance Law of the State of New York duly
verified by Peter Doelger1 it's President, on
petitioner prays for an order authorizing
1t to assume another corporate name to
wit, the name Of "INTERBORO MUTUAL
INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY"
and upon filing the resolution of the Board
of Directors of the said Brewers Mutual
indemnity Insurance Company. authoriz-
october 9Th. 1918, and the approval of the
said petition by the Deputy Superintendent
of Insurance of the State of New York,
and proof that copies of the said petition
and notice Of motion herein were duly filed
with the Secretary of the State and with
the Superintendent of Insurance of the
State OF New York. and upon hling due
proof by afhdavits showing that notice of
the presentation OF said petition has been
successive weeks in the New York Law
JournaI." the New York Tribune and
tiie leieSrdpn, tnree daily newspapers,
published in the City and County of New
York, in which County such corporation
has its business office; and the Court be-
ing satisfied by said petition and by the
aftidavits and certificates presented here
with that the petition is true and there
is no reasonable objection to the change of
name proposed and that the petition has
been duly authorized and that notice of
the presentation of the petition as re-
Quired by law has been made.
NOW, on motion OF FITCH e. GRANT,
attorneys for the said petitioner, and no
one opposing, 1t is
ORDERED that said petition he, and the
same hereby is, granted. and that the petit
tioner herein. the brewers Mutual In
demnity Insurance Company" be, and It
hereby is, authorized to assume another
MUTUAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE
COMPANY" on and after the Gath day OF
December. 1918, and 1T is
FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED
that this order be entered and the papers
upon which 1t is granted be filed within
ten G0) days from the date hereof in the
Otfice of the Clerk of the City and County
Certificate of incorporation of said corpora
tlon is filed. and that certified copy Of
this order within ten G0) days after the
entry thereof be filed in the office OF tho
Superintendent OF Insurance of the State
Of New York, and further that a copy OF
this order be published in the New York
Law Journal and The Tribune" newspa-
New York. once week for four successive
weeks beginning within ten Cl0) days
after the entry hereof.
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
State Of New York
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
RESOLUTIONS


RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT A MEETING;
of the members of the Friends of AL
SAGE Lorraine, Inc. (Les Amis de rAlsace-
Lorraine), held pursuant to Section sc of
the General Corporation Law of the State
of New York in the Colonial Room of the
Hotel McAlpn. Broadway and 34th Street,
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City, on
the 30th day of October, 1918, at 80
p. M:
"RESOLVED. That the members Of the
Friends Of Alsac Lorraine. Inc Les Ams
de Alsace- -Lorraine) n membership cor
poration, hereby authorize by vote of
upwards of tWo-thirds of their number the
change Of the name of the corporation
from Friends of &Isace- Lorraine, Inc Hes
Amis de PAlsace-L -Lorraine) to General AS
ISOLATION of Alsatians and Lorrainers of
America, Inc. (Association Generate des
Alsaciens -Lorrains d'Amerique) and 1t
was further
"RESOLVED, That full power is hereby
conferred upon Clement Rueff. vice -presi-
dent, and Felix Widenstein, secretary with
the advice of Maurice Leon attorney for
the corporation, to take all necessary steps
and execute all instruments under seal or
otherwise to efectuate such change of
name and to secure a new corporate seal
for~the corporation setting forth the new
name hereby authorized"
CLEMENT RUEFF,
Vice President.
FELIX WILDENSTEIN
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
O'GARA COAL COMPANY.

Notice of Annual Meeting OF Stockholders.
Notice IL hereby given that meeting of
PANY will be held at the office Of the
Company, being the office Of J. B. Russell
Co., NO, D., " 5hst portstn eth street In tho
County and state of New York on the
eighteenth USth, day of November. A. d.
purpose OF eiecting seven % Directors Tor
the ensuing year and two (2) inspectors OF
Election to serve at the next annual meet.
ing. TO act on an amendment to change the
name Of the corporation 70 the HARRISBURG q
Coal Company or some other suitable name
and for the transaction OF such other bust
meeting. The polls WIN remain open two
t2) hours. Transfer books viii be closed
from October 70. 1913. to November 1g.
1913.
Dated. New. York. N Y. October 2sth.
1913. j. B RUSSELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18

LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs

LOST .--Bankbook No. 2s27o5 or tho
Franklin Savings Bank. iHaued to Abrnm
Altman. Payment stopped. Please return
TO bank, 65S Eighth ave. New York CIV
All persons are cauflo oncd not to purchane
or negotiate the sam.
LOST. Handbook No. 6ss.546 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Ia miaslng Any
person having claim to 1t Ia herebv
called upon to present tho same within ton
days or submit to having tho said pusa-
book cancelled and new ono issued,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
ENGAGEMENTS

BRAuNmsiEGELIMrs ssbsNec+sdE Ell N. siegel Of ~
engagement of her daughter Caa.es CsI;a e tss
Morris Braun. of New York City Cia " NJ
FRENCH DARLING He,.r
ling, 12S West 11th St. New va. Da''
announces the engagement of bsr hem s.y Iliy
ter. Helen Jackson Darling. To NJ Ipsusa-
Warner French. of Newark. N. T. / frank
HART-CHISHOLM LM-Mrs. John Al.
Chisholm. of $50 West nth 81, sssasn ,saands'
the engagement of her daughter Ea.s, EF.,yOnsts mo-
abeth, TO Captain Montgomery I,orrs .s' "a I'M
Ordnance Department, u. S. Ann mart
toned at Toronto, Canada. Cants;ss' u's. ss'
Is a graduate of Harvard. isI9. 4 nan
m, member of the Harvard and CITY Is, l. a
Inc wedding viii take place December; ';''A
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
MARRIAGES

BuRCHELL-HANDY- Saturday ".
MEMBER M Is; Miss Ruth Handy, daughter dai No .,
Ensign Ford Burchell, L. S. N P'IS'' 20 %
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry R,,.hsn ~. s1a
in the Madison Avenue prosb.ssai Lbusenei'
Church, by DR.. Henry Sloane Coffin O''sf'a
NEWTON-CORRY-Mr. and Mrs g..
l.. Cory. of 4S36 Beaufort av.. RicIvasss S,uss
Hill, N. Y, wish to announce saiaoaa Nh -
gagement Of their daughter. Milsrsa ea' !.
Ralph E. Newton. of Baltimore, Nd !"
SCHWAB-sTAJER NJ. sta;s, :.
nounces the marriage of her dsnsh,.. a.
Violet, to Mr.. Frank N. Schwah haSss'si' css,
mony took place at Ansonia Ho.s, ..ie :. ;
o'clock November u. DR.. Joseph Siyerm,ss .
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
BROOKLYN DELIVERY COMPANY.

BROOKLYN DELIVERY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTOCKHOLDERs'
MEETING or THE BROOKLYN DE-
LIVERY COMPANY TO VOTE
ON DISSOLUTION.
Tho directors OF the company have TO-
day voted IN favor Of an immediat dlsao.
tuition Of the company In accordance with
Section z2i Of the General Corporation Law
Pisase take notice thst special meet
ing OF the stockholders. win be held ~ the
ofice Of tho company. z07 Thornpson Street
New York city on November fs, 1918, al
10 O'Clock, to consider said resolution Of ths
Board and, 10 sct upon tho proposed disso-
luton Of {he company
HENRY &. PERCY, Secretary,
October II. 1913
New-York tribune., 1918-11-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
FEDERAL TRUCKING COMPANY.

Federal TRUCKING COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN DE-
LIVERY COMPANY TO VOTE
ON DISSOLUTION.
The directors of the company have to-
dav voted in favor of an immediate disso-
luton of the company in accordance with
Section 22l of the General Corporation Law
Please take notice that special meet
ing OF the stockholders will be held at the
principal Office of the company, No. 100
Hudson Street, Borough of Manhattan.
New York City, on November 1S, 1918, at
II o'clock forenoon. to consider aid reso-
luton OF the hoard and to act upon the
proposed dissolution of the company.
CHAS WOOLNOUGH, Secretary.
October 1919