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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08

Special railroad rates of one cent a mile for farm workers were asked by the Department of Labor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08

The Senate and House conferees reached an agreement on the sS12 ,0O0,- 000, ,0G0 Army Appropriation bill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-08
MAIN STREET Bridgeport, N E@ DE Bridgeport 9O8 Hartford A Cale
 Wholesale Leading
1105 MAIN STREET
TOMORROW Dollar Day Bargains

Reasonable merchandise S2 S. S for
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CHARTER.

ARTICLE III.-The objects and purposes
for which this corporation is formed, and
the nature of the business to be carried on
by il, are hereby declared to be to carry on
the business of undertakers, embalmers,
morticians and funeral directors; also 10
carry on the business of liverymen, includ-
ing the hiring of horses and keeping Of
horses, horse drawn vehicles and automobiles !;
to conduct a public garage for the sale, repair,
and hiring of automobiles and other We
hicles; to buy and sell horses, mules, car
riages, wagons and other vehicles and auto
mobiles as well as merchandise of every and
any description that may be necessary, con-
venient or incidental to the conduct of the
business TO be engaged in by it, and gener-
ally to do every character of business not
otherwise prohibited by the laws of this
State.
ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this
corporation is hereby fixed at the sum of
Five Thousand (s5yOOOO Dollars. divided
into. and represented by. fifty (5O) shares,
of the par value of One Hundred tSlO0.OO
Dollars per share. which shall be payable
in cash, may be issued in payment of
property purchased by, or for services rem
dered to, the corporation.
The capital stock of this corporation may
be increased to Twenty-Five Thousand (S25.-
10000 Dollars by a vote of three -fourths Of
the outstanding stock, at meeting of the
stockholders called for that purpose, in the
same manner as provided for the election of
directors. and after giving Q) fifteen days
notice prior to said meeting. No transfer
or stock OF TINS corporation shall be valid
binding on this corporation until such
transfer is recorded the books of the
company; shall any transfer be recog-
nized until the stock so sought to be sold
transferred has first been offered in writ
ing to the members of the Board Of Directors
of the Company, atits then book value, and
the said members of the Board of Directors
given the refusal thereof for five 81 days
ARTICLE V-All the corporate powers of
this corporation shall be vested in. and ex.
ercised by, a board of not less than three
(3) nor than five (5) directors, each of
whom shall be a stakeholder of this corpora
ton, two Of whom shall constitute a quorum
for the transaction of all business, and a
majority vote at all meetings shall decide
all questions voted upon. Said directors
shall be elected annually from among the
stockholders, the first Monday Of August
of each year beginning in August, 1919; the
first Board of Directors and officers there
of. shall be Henry Tharp. President, Edwin
F. Norman, Vice President Alfred Tharp,
Secretary Treasurer; and the said officers and
directors shall hold office until the first
Monday in August. 1919. until their sue
cessors shall have been duly elected and
qualified All meetings for the election of
directors shall be held only after ten days
written notice thereof shall be given, mailed
to each stakeholder at his last known place
of residence, and at all such meetings each
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share of stock outstanding shall be entitled
TO vote, and a majority of such votes
cast shall elect; and which vote must be cast
either in person or by duly authorized proxy.
Any vacancy occurring in the Board of Di
rectors may be filled by the remaining di
rectors for the unexpired term. At the first
meeting OF the Board Of Directors, after their
election, beginning in August, 1919 they
shall elect from among their number a Presi-
dent, VicePresident and a SecretaryTreas
urer.
ARTICLE VI.-Whenever this corporation
shall be dissolved, either by limitation or
by any other cause, its affairs shall be Ii
quidated by three commissioners TO be APP
pointed from amongst the stockholders, at
general meeting of the stockholders, CON
vened for such purpose. OF which meeting
notice shall be given for ten days by writ
ten notice sent by registered mail to each
registered stakeholder and by publication in
at least one Newspaper in the City of New
Orleans during such time. A majority in
amount of the capital stock of said company
represented at such meeting shall be suff:-
cjent to elect such commissioners.
ARTICLE vi This act of Incorporation
may Re changed. rroGified or altered, or said
corporation may be dissolved with the
sent OF the majority Of the capital stock rep
resented at a general meeting OF the stock
holders, convened for such purpose, and
after a written notice to each stockholder,
sent by registered mail at least ten days
prior to the date of the meeting.
ARTICLE NIII-No stakeholder of this
corporation snail be liable tor the contracts
or faults of said corporation in any further
sum than the unpaid balance due his sub
scription to the capital stock thereof,
shall any mere informality in the organza-
ton of this corporation have the effect OF
rendering this charter null, of exposing
any of the stockholders thereof to any LA
blity beyond such unpaid amount due on
his subscription TO stock
Thus done and passed at my office in the
city OF New Orleans, on the day, month and
year herein first above written, in the pres
ence of NJ. krauss and George w. Simons,
competent witnesses, who have hereunto
signed their names with the said appearers
and me, Notary, after due reading of the
whole
Witnesses: NJ. Krauss, Geo. w. Simons
Original Signed
Names OF subscribers omitted.
DAVID SESSLER.
Not Pub.
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages,
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the Act
of Incorporation of the Thary, A. and Henry.
Inc, was this day duly recorded in my
office in book 1872, folio $40
New Orleans. July 10th, 1918
(SigneD EMILE J. LEONARD, d. R.
A true copy.
DAVID SESSLER.
Not. Pub.
Aug. 22-29 Sept. 5-l2-19-26.
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CHARTERS.
CHARTER OF
ru,pp A. AND HENRY, INC.
MAIN


c,.,ss of America. State Of Louisiana
lhpge '.;sh Of Orleans, City OF New orleans
!. lawn. that on this 18th day OF the
DC J,Iv in the year OF our Lord, one
nonln u nine hundred and eighteen, and OF
tnO0' 1H.Ssoendence of the United states OF
INC nv The one hundred and torty-thiTd;
A Rsfore me, David SeSsler' a Eo.SiG Iu nJ
he' s ~. parish of Orleans, State OF LOUIS
iOl therein residing, and IN the presence
nns, illnesses hereinafter named and I'M
o. w personally came and appeared:
Ts ssyeral persons whose names are mere
u subsrribed, residents OF the cry OF
w Sn orleans. State OF LOUISIANA, all OF me
NV NY -. az majority, who Severally declared,
fnh As .;i;ng themselves Of the provisions
ne. =. Constitution and laws of this State,
wv N the organization of corporations,
.s.n have contracted and agreed. and do by
-. o,eseuts contract, agree, and Dihd ana
II;r.,, themselves, as well as Such persons
Nv hereinafter become associated with
r., and their successors, TO torn ana con-
..;,n,, corporation and body polite IN law,
s' IN, agreements and stipulations here
:.,f,,r fully set forth, which they hereby
.dop, as their charter, to-wit;
,pTIrJF 1.-The name of this corporation
Iii no Tharp, A. and Henry, Inc, and the
~ generation shall have corporate exist
-. "a, period of ninety nine years from
4, date hereof, and shall have and exercise
~ n, nurpose of the business 10 be carried
~ Nv Il. all the powers conferred by law
!, similar corporations, including the power
- m,Le and use a corporate seal, and the
am. 10 break or alter at pleasure; to con-
80 10 sue and be sued in its corporate
,,ms. 10 hold, own, receive, purchase, allie
al, lease, convey, mortgage, hypothecate,
al,Sse and otherwise cucumber property,
b",h real and PERSONAL to issue bonds, notes
A. o,her obligations, for the purpose OF Dor
rgxins money, and TO secure same by mort
,,ge ar otherwise. 10 name and appoint such
sii,cers. managers, directors, agents or other
euployees as the interest Of the said cor
ocration NAV require; and to make and estab-
M such bylaws, rules and regulations as
nav be necessary and proper, and the same
10 alter, amend or abolish at pleasure, and
generally 10 do and perform all such acts as
nav be necessary to carry out and exc
cute the purposes and objects Of this corpora,
ion
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile of this corpo.
ration shall be in the City of New Orleans
STATE Of louisiana, but it may establish and
maintain offices and agencies wherever II
nay be deemed advisable. All citations OF
3 other legal processes shall be served on the
Z President Of this corporation, or in the event
Of his absence or inability to act, upon The
Hee-Presdent, or in the event of the alb
senee Of both on the Secretary-Treasurer.
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CHARTERS.


Gle in this city on Tuesday, July 90 1918,
Who declared that at SAID meeting Article
> of the charter Of said lIlhernia Bank 4
Trust Company was amended and re-enacted
SD as 90 read as follows, to-wIt.
This Association shall have and possess
all The power, granted 10 banking asSOCIa-
tiouS. savings. safe deposit and trust bank
under the provisions Of the laws OF the
State Of Louisiana as now upon the statute
books, and particularly IN accordance with
the provisions OF Act No. Is Of the General
Assembly IT the State OF Louisiana for the
session OF 1902. as amended TO date, and
shall have and possess such additional pow
ers as are now conferred. or may hereafter
be conferred upon such institutions by sub
sequent legislation.
This Association shall further have the
power 20 establish one or more branches, a.
the Board Of Directors may determine"
And they further declared that they were
further authorized by said resolution rep
rcscntiug ard corporation, TO make and
publish a notarial process verbal Of said
amendment and cause the same to be record
ed and registered in the Office Of the Re
corder Of Mortgages for this Parish publish
ed IN the daily press, and deposited with
the Secretary Of State at Baton Rouge, and
otherwise TO make and perform all other acts
to carry into effect the objects and pur-
poses of this resolution. and TO comply with
the law and charter provisions.
In faith whereof, they have appeared be
fore me, notary, and hereto signed in &C
ence of Messrs Edward p. Cousin and Law
renee 6. Bodet, this 5,h day of August,
1918
Witnesses: f. P. Cousin, l.. G. Boder.
Original Signed
John j. Cannon, President; Charles Pal
frey, Secretary.
PERCY ; BENEDICT,
Not. Pub
Original recorded in Mortgage Office, Book
l222, Folio go.
New Orleans, August 8, 1918.
true copy.
PERCY s BENEDICT.
Not. Pub
Aug 1872 29-S Sept 5-l21g
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CHARTER
by the action of the Board declaring divi-
bends therefrom.
ARTICLE 9 shall be amended TO read as

by the action of the Board declaring divi.
bends therefrom.
ARTICLE shall be amended to read as
follows:
ARTICLE 9.-This charter may be amend.
ed, altered modified, the capital stock
increased or decreased, at a meeting Of the
stockholders duly called for that purpose,
and in such manner may be permitted by
the laws OF Louisiana now or hereafter en-
acted.
This corporation may be dissolved in the
manner provided by any law OF Louisiana
now or hereafter enacted
Upon the termination of the charter or
upon the dissolution OF the corporation, its
affairs shall be liquidated in the manner
provided by law Of Louisiana now or here
after enacted
That there shall be a new article added
TO the original charter, which article shall
be known as article Il, and which shall read
ARTICLE l2-Wherever notice is required
by law or by this charter, the same may be
given in writing delivered in person or
sent to the last known address as is pre-
scribed in article of this charter, and
purposes except otherwise prescribed by law.
Any notices required by law or by this char
ter may be waived by unanimous consent
of the Board of Directors the stockholders
as the case may be, and such waiver shall
be entered the minutes of the meeting
to which they apply.
Thus done and passed in my Notarial Of
flee, in the City of New Orleans, on the day
and date aforesaid, in the presence of Will
liam Herman Dart and Loui, J. Gelpi, COM
petent witnesses. Of lawful age, residing in
this city, who have hereunto signed their
names with the said parties, who have set
out their addresses and the number of shares
held by them.
W. o. Clark, IS shares, Biloxi, Miss; ].
II. Mcnge, 100 shares, 2lS Canal St, Mrs
Louis E. Menge, per, J. II. Nenge, lO4 shares,
1891 Exposition Blvd; VI. b. Griffin, pc J.
II. Menge, 80 shares, 1923 Carrollton Ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin, per J. H. Menge. :
shares, 1923 Carrollton Ave; Ant =. Barba
30 shares. 1850 Canal ST.: II. r. Macleod q
shares, 1904 Elm ST. l. f, Blanchard.
shares. SOIL Pamela St, Mrs. Corinne II
blanchard, per L. f. blanchard los shares
S0ll Pamela ST. Total SO shares.
Witnesses William Herman Dart, Louis J
Gelpi.
HENRY P. DART.
Notary Public
I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State OF
Loui siana, do hereby certify that the Ac
of Amendment Of the Menge Marine Hard
ware & Supply Co., Inc, was this day re-
corded in my office, in Book 1922 Folio 279
New Orleans, July %, 1918.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, D. R.
/ certify the above and foregoing amend
ment 70 charter to be a true copy Of the orr
ginal on file in my office.
HENRY p. DART.
Notary Public.
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AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
OF HIBERNIA BANK & TRUST
COMPANY.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Orleans.
Be it known that on this fifth day Of
August, 1918, before me, Percy s. Benedict, a
Notary Public in and for this Parish and
State, and in the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned, person.
ally came and appeared Mr.. John J. Cannon,
President, and Mr.. Charles Palfrey. Secre-
tary, respectively, of the Hibernia Bank &
Trust Company, hereto authorized by the
resolution Of the stockholders Of the Hibernia
Bank and Trust Company, held at its domi-
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A Canon's Daughter, PROBABLY.
From an English story: Come and
have some tea" She cordially boOmed
as she passed.-BOstOn Transcript.
The sun., 1918-02-12
Three Ways of Helping
The Sum Tobacco Fund

SMOKERS who went smokelsss
~ yesterday will make up for
their suffering to-day and drop
their coupons and certificates
into the boxes In the United and
Schultz stores, thus helping to
send tobacco to the soldiers in
France.
That Clsridgs party comes of
tonight at $3.50. Il will be Q
mingIing Of grave and gay, with
plenty Of the latter. Read the
enticing list Of names Of the
celebrities you will meet there on
page s.
A good thing to do with the
daylight hours d to visit the
beautiful exhibition Of art and
architecture ut els West Fifty
seventh street. Admission 36
cents, and part Of this comes to
the smoke fund.
WARMING! THE SUN TO.
BACCO FUND has no connection
With a6y other fund, ergaaisa-
ton or publication. Il smploys
no agents or folicitors.
The sun., 1918-02-12
STUTTGART PACKED
WITH WAR CAPTIVES
Hostases Asainst Air Raids
on WurftsmbsyS Capital.

The German authorities are packing
Stuttgart, In southwestern Germany,
With prisoners Of war In an avowed at
tempt to discourage air raids In re-
prisal Tor those made BY the Germans on
London and other Entente cities.
Ihe Cologne 0sssfte announces in it,
issue Of January that to Stuttsart,
which already was the site Of several
large prison camps containing British
and French prisoners Of war and OF
hospitals IN which prisoners Of war were
being treated. hundreds Of Officers were
being brought to be lodged IN special
euartsrs constructed for them in ali
parts Of the city. in order. a. the
Sosens states. to make them shars the
dangers Of the civil population.
=, karlsruhe. another important city In
me same region. has long bssn packed
WITH ofiicer and soldier prisoners. Five
ot @ the Americans from ships sunk by
me commerce raider Moews. who were
among the sailors brought TO Germany
~ the Yarrowdals. were confined until
,neir release In an oflcsrr camp At
karlsruhe and witnessed several air
RAIDS from uncomfortabiy close range.
The sun., 1918-02-12
Germany Celebrates
TrotzlEy's Suzrendss

LONDON, Feb. 11.-A despatch
to the Exchange. Telegraph
from Amsterdam says:
There 10 great enthusiasm In
Germany over the reported end
o. the state Of war between the
Central Powers and Russia,
Cies1 everywhere are bsflaegod
and there ID much rsjoicing over
Trotskys unconditional sur.
render.
1t has been arranged that the
Central Economic Commission
now in Petrograd shall settle the
details OF the resumption Of
relations between Russia and the
Central Powers"
The sun., 1918-02-12
PEACE ONLY AS.
THE CONQUER0R,
KAISER BOASTS
Asserts Superiority Of Ger.
man Arms Must Be Recog.
nized First.
"LORD POINTED OUR WAY,
''But the Whole World Has
Not Been on Right PATH"
Wilhelm Asserts.
"LORD POINTED OUR WAY"

AMsr1RpAM. Feb. 11.-Germany de-
sires pesce but before 1t can be attained
her enemies must recognize that Ger
many has been victorious, Emperor
William said in reply to an address
presented by the burgomaster Of Ham
burg on the conclusion Of peace with
the Ukraine. The Emperor's reply. as
given in . Berlin despatch. follows:
I'VE have gone through hard times.
Every one has had . burden to bear
anxis<y. mourning. grief. tribuiation--
and not the least he who stands before
sou. In him were combined the care
ana grief. for the entire people in its
sorrows.
I'VE often entered faiss paths. The
Lord pointed out to US By . hard schosl
the path BY which we should 70. The
world. hoyever. at the same time has
not been on the right path. We Ger
mans who still have ideals. should
work to bring about better times. We
should night for right and morality.
Our Lord God wishes W to have peace.
but 4 peace wherein the world will strive
to do what 10 right and good.
I'VE ought to bring peace to the
world. We shall seek in every way to
DO It auch an end was achieved yes
terday In . friendly manner with Al
ensmy which, beaten BY our armies.
'perceives no reason for lighting longer.
extends . hand to ~ and receives our
hand. We clasp hands
but he who will not accept peace.
but on the contrary declines. pouring out
the blood Of his own and Of our people.
must bs forced to have peace. We de-
sire to live in friendship with neiGhbor-
ind peoples. but the victory Of German
arms must frst b recognised. Our
troops under the great Hindenburg will
continue to win It. Then peace will
coma" 4f.- -.
The sun., 1918-02-12
COL. ROOSEVELT
BETTER AFTER A.
FEVERISH NIGHT
His Physicians Confident
Further Operation Will
Not Be Necessary.
MANY CALL AT HOSPITAL
Cardinal Gibbons Wires Joy
That Colonel Seems Safely
Over Crisis.

Cal RooeeveN'o progress toward re.
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49,. ,-.,.- .,-.. A.
pre''o''S u"'s' 0 "e' ~
which pain caused loss OF sleep and tenn
perature rose slightly. he felt sohewha:
,..,.- !, ~. ,,orr,n~
@s' u. 'e
Hh doceors remAn connden tha'
further operation viii not be necessary
rA.,r v;rv n that IN anv sIlnesn az sA,a
-. -. ,...s \. .,~..s 49,.
f0rt .ne'e arg 00u"~ :" -. s""0 o.Ss
and days not quite % good. and thai
y~stsrdsy was ooo Of the latter. On IN
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The sun., 1918-02-12
PERSHING FINDS
CAPTURED MEN
Corporal Upton and Fellow
New Workers Located in
German Camp.
COL. FRANK WILCOX DEAD
Four Killed, Six Wounded and
I. Three Made Prisoners in
Recent Attack.


WARRINGTON, Feb. li.-0sn. Per.
shing reported to the War Departmsn,
to-day that the ten men, all from New
York city and vicinity. reported missing
since November 30. when the American
engineers were caught In the German
counter offensive south Of Cambrai and
gAXa- such u gallant account Of them.
selves. have been located in q German
prison camp. The prisoners are:
UPTON. PRANK. corpora. al wss,
v1TTT,nssy;sOu.tA Tn &. ,t,ss, HSnhattan. A.
oeasaAS. oasas 8 f;oHAs1ns A.. private. 81,
west i.sth street. Nanhsas.:
AS0N ss1ss i.s!sr HARRf c,;x J.. private ss7 nshth
LAiir. JOIN. private. Golden sr,as.
Nancy. uLR1cH N. private. l,ss Am.
BROOKS, FRANK. private. sss Dawson
riNoo: PETnE =. privsss. ssis Arthur
haven. Queens.
Some Recent Casualties.
Gen. Psrshing also reported ths cas-.
uAltie0 among the Americans In the
AShting Of lase Thursday. Friday and
saturday - foN0Wo:
xIlk1D. '3-
xecAncacf. HARodD. Srtvsts. 1sitsu.
c7M xsozoa.AA ,sssvr... AsA.s..
A5xHs. i1Ss,so W.. private. Ros.iaAA,..
s1ocux. w,,.ixoT iMxogSHnn; p. SERGEANT. v.,,..
THol As, HARoiD. private. winehsstsr.
BxGds. JOSEPH. private, Roxsury. Mas.
PA!TnEsoN: a!1n SAMUEL W.. private. cs-
DLI0IN. William NJ. private, I..x,ns.eu,
wSFnRs. WILLIAM E.. private. o.s.~.
a.,,~x oAPTUREp; go,
teenth avenue. Brooklyn.
SoRMNe0N CHRISTIAN A.. vsrona, Mon
Deaths From Disease.
The American commander In CHA
reported Col. Frank -. Wilcox died II
France on February . Of pnsun,onia
He was - years old and . Lisutsnant.
Colonel Of the regular infantry who had
been assigned to the National Army viii
the rank Of Colonel. He was born ID
Massachusetts, January 3. 1859. Ben3a-
min w. Wilcox. At Fall River, 10 Z
brother. Other deaths from natural
causes were reported as fo,lows:
HENDRIcKs. KNsLEY C. private
caxrTsRToS. asxs4r7isSsa; S.' oHAnLns H.. s.rr....
sIIAcYs, EDWARD C.. civilian eon,raes
tor, heart disease. no addreSu
The sun., 1918-02-12
KURT xnD SEIZED AZ a 0Y.
AteAst6&t whs FleA Rev YefA A..
rested II San Franeisce.

BAN FRANcIeco. Feb. ll--Kurt Kind.
said by Department OF Justice operatives
to be . member of Germany's secret ser.
vice. was arrested to-day on . Presiden-
tIal warrant. Government ofiicials said
Kind was an arrhitect and that he had
loft New York city some time ago when
an effort had been made TO find him
With the intension Of interning him as .
dangero0s enemy.
According to Government agents, Kind
has endeavored to procure employment
- an architect In naval stations and
shipyards In various parts Of the coun-
try.
The sun., 1918-02-12
BRrTIHH DESTROYER Is SUNK.
Boxer Lost In EnglisA Channel -
Result Of Collision.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE British torpedo
boat destroyer Boxer was sunk on the
night OF February in the English
Channel A. the result Of q collision, the
British Admiralty announced to-day.
One boy Is missing.
Tho British destroyer Boxer displaced
$50 tons. wis 200 feet long. 10 feet
beam and was built in 1894. Her COM
plement consisted Of IS officers and
men. She carried one inch gun and
five pounders and was equipped with
two IL inch torpedo tubss. She was
capable Of travelling At . speed Of -
knots.
The sun., 1918-02-12
TWO SPANISH sHns RE1EAsED.
objeetionable PePt1en - Cargo
DisoAasgeA IN PePt0 Rice.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. Feb. 1.-Two
Spanish passenger ships which had 6esn
detained here for eight days. called to-
Day after receiving permission from
Washington. Some Cargo that was con-
sidered questionable was discharged b.
fore permission to depart was granted.
Two United States customs inspectors
accompanied one OF the steamships on
her voyage to West Indian and South
ships agents to observe the discharge
And receipt Of cargo. with the hope Of
expediting the vessels trip TO Spain on
her return to this port In nve weeks.