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The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01
YAQUI INDIANS PACLFLED AND
 SETTLE D0WN

MORALES, Oct. 1 (by Associated Press) Recent pacification of the war-like Yaqui Indians of the Mexican state of Sonora has allowed the state authorities to turn from one of their worst problems to the task of devel- oping irrigation projects and provid- ing homes and crops. Governor Flavio A. Berquez of Sonora recently told the Associated Press.
 "Pacifying the Yaqu Indian solves the greatest problem Sonora has had to meet" he said. These Indians Sonora and the Mexican governments for eighty-eight years. The trouble dates back to the old Spanish days when the land which the Indians rightfully claimed was theirs was taken from them.
 We have finally succeeded in sat isfying them by restoring the lands to them and providing them with food, clothing and materials for farm ing. This was accomplished through the efforts of President De La Huer- ta Secretary of War Gales and my self.
 "Yaqui chiefs recently conferred with me here and assured me that the Indians are completely pacified and ready to settle down and grow crops on reservation lands we have provided for them. The government has set aside between 10000 and 30,- 900 acres of the finest land in the famous Yaqui valley for their use as a reservation.
 Many of the ancient irrigation ditches have been rebuilt by the gov water. New ditches have been opened and more will be built with federal and state funds.
 "Eventually we hope to irrigate more than million acres of land. The project will cost not less than ten millions and will require three or four years to complete. The first step in the work will be construction of a great dam to hold the waters of the Sonora river. Long term loans are expected to finance the plan. Irrigation is the basis of Sonora's S welfare. Water only is needed to re- claim vast areas of Sonra land which is as rich as the Nile bottoms and as good and even better than the fam ous imperial valley.
 Schools are as vital to the wei fare of Sonora as water and we are making extensive plans for school extension. Included in our new bud get is s2,5OO,OOO for schools
 The new era has dawned in Mex ico and especially in sonora. The government of the state is on busi- ness basis and we will welcome tue world to the state to help us in our rebuilding"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01
PROPOSE NEW VACANCY LAW
 IN ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 1 (by As sociated Press) In case of the death or incapacity or absence from the federal capital of the president of vice president, the executive func- tions would be performed by a mem- Der of the cabinet in fixed order of precedence, according to a bill just passed by the chamber of deputies, called the vacancy law
 This amends the previous law whereby the succession fell to the president of the senate. The minis ter of interior takes first precedence,
 The law would thus assure that whoever succeeds as president would be a member of the administration whereas under the existing prOce dure. it is possible for the succession to fall to a member of the opposi- tion party. Such possibility, at present, is held to be responsible for the lnlGOuuCllOn Ol the law lulO lne Chamber of Deputies by the radical party. which is President Irigoyen's. The death last year of Vice Presi- dent Luna left the presidency of the senate vacant and a conservative ma jority in the senate elected Dr. Ben ito Vilaneuva to preside over that body. Thus, if President Irigoyen should die, Dr. Villaneuva would au- tomatically become president.
 Under the Argentine law, the pres ident cannot leave the capital with out the permission of congress, in which case his functions devolve upon the vice president until his re- turn At present if permission were granted they would be performed by Dr. Nillaneuva. Critics of the pres ident says that this is the reason he has never asked for a vacation since the death of the vice president.
 Most of the newspapers doubt that the new law will be sanctioned by the senate, pointing out that the conservative majority will hardly be willing to surrender the potential ad- vantage which the situation gives them.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01
HIGH RATES CAUSE
 DEARTH OF TEACHERS

HONOLULU, Oct 1 (by Associ- ated Press) The increased cost of tickets and congested passenger transportation from the mainland to Hawaii has cost the territory the ser vices of seventy-five highly trained and badly needed mainland teachers. appointed to positions in the islands.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01

Graham Broad fresh every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01

Gas boat on lake for hunting parties. See French Paul. l1-2W
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01

Chinese use shark fin rays for mak- ing gelatine.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01

Graham Bread fresh every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-01

Just arrived-A shipment of the 250-30OO Savage Bolt-Action Model 1920 sporting rifle. Come in and give 1t the once over. Blum -O'Neil1 Co., 3-tf
The herald., 1920-05-13
Apr. 10 May 20.
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF LEVY
MATTRESS COMPANY, INC.

United States Of America, State OF Lou
isiana. Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans Be IL known. that on this 10Th
day of the month Of March, in the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twenty, and of the independence OF
the United States of America. the one nun
dred and forty fourth, before me, Arthur
A. Moreno, a notary public, duly com
missioned and qualified in and for TINS
CITY. mad the parish of Orleans. therein
residing, and in the presence OF the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned
personally came and appeared EDWIN Z.
Lazard and Sam Levy, who declared that
a general meeting of the stockholders of
the Levy Mattress Company, Inc, cor
poration organized by act passed before
me. the undersigned notary, on the 21th
day of July, 1915. recorded in the Mort
gage Office in this parish in book 120l
folio Is. held at the office of the SAID
they were elected president and secretary
respectively of the said stockholders
meeting as will more fully appear by 9
certified COPY of the minutes of the meet
ing annexed hereto for greater reference
and they as president and secretary, res
pectively. of said stockholders meetint
were authorized and empowered to appear
before me for the purpose of amending th'
| said charter of the said company, Lev!
Mattress Company, Inc.
| And the said appearers. as president ant
| secretary. respectively. of said stockhold
| ers' meeting and acting in said capacitie
| and on behalf Of said corporation by vir
| ture Of the authority conferred upon then
at the general meeting Of the said stock
holders. declared that the charter OF tn
| Levy Mattress Company. Inc, passed be
fore me. the undersigned notary, on tn
9th day Of July, 1915, has been changed
altered and amended SO that Article Nv
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

tim nor shall any mere informally
lis organization, have the erect VI
deTing this charter nuI or OF ehp ",Sdns
its stockholders to ANY haplil'! wy ' I,'
the unpaid balance Oh tHe
them. 100, and INST Of
81. addresses of the subscribers 10 lhtSe
articIrs of incorporation and the huIhSr
GO gbaras Of stock subscribed for by each;
- o. tnIIows. Frank Langbehn, luo-
Stotr street New orleans, La, . shares
Eri,z Iaugbrhn Hamburg. Germany 1
share: f. Milton Langbehh No S'"''
.tr.4t New Orleans. La, ! share.
ApTICIE NI-An stockholders meet
ip~s for the election of Directors a. above
stated shall be held alter ih''rh "a!
written notice mailed TO "a'h S'u' h"'iu'
other stockholders meetings hIHE ,;,.,nrs
whom ordered by the board OF dlre''"I :,
or when requested by at least twenty nv
p.r cent of the outstanding 'aptai stv, n
Notice of all stockholders meetings. w. ~, =
than nd i0urncd meetings shali "c III "
manner prescribed for stockholders b'T''
/ ~. for tbe election of directors. unless
MI uorice j. waived by unanimous con
NRTICLE XII.-This charter may he
| .,,.rd.d altered or changed. at spe.
! III ,,,..,inv of the stockholders called
| Tor that purpose. notice OF whlch i ~
! he given in accordance with tue prov
! sions Of this charter, by the woe VI
| two thirds OF all the capital Nto'N. .
Ill Ii. y Il
! hn dissolved by the vote of two thirds OF
an its outstanding capital stock ana upon
| compIying with the requirements oi ~"
! ton 2s of Act 267 of the Louisiana Leg
islarure of 1914. and in the event n oI S"f hp
named and appointed with All me necrs
| airy movers and authOTity-an IN th'
manner and rs provided IN Sald hgl>I"
| tive act. -, ,,a, and
5,ta first above written in the presence
| of NaSsrS William +. COnkerton ana AT
! thur j. Ryan. both competent "tuS>sa
! dOmiriIiated in the city OF New prltahn
Ia who signed these presents together
| u.itb tho partirs. and me. notary. after
| dup reading of the whole. the pasue'
hereto fixing opposite their respetiN'
names their subscriptions 10 the capita
stock of this corporation which shall con
stitute the original subscription Hs'
Il stock in this corporation.
,oripiuaI SiCnedb Frank LanEbehh
~ shares: Fritz Langbehn. per pro. FRAN
Langbehn. ! share; +. Milton l-ahsoeh"
| share.
Witnesses.
VIM F. COnkerton.
,, N''""' EDGAR NJ CAIN.
, Notary Publlt
7 the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
= cages. in and for the Parish OF orleans
r State of Louisiana. do hereby certify ina
the above and foregoing act OF lncorpot
alton of the "Langbehn Company Ihco'
pOrated," was this day recorded IN III
$ office in book 1912, folio
{ New Orleans. La, April l92o.
9 (Signpd) EMILE J. LEONARD. II. X.
Q , true COPY of the original act of II
: CORPORATION in my notarial office. togetht
r with the certificate of the Recorder {
$ Mortgages annexed thereto and the orit
II inal subscribers. ooo
/ EDGAR VI. Calm
). Notary Publ
-
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER OF GENERAL AMERICAN
TANK CAR CORPORATION
OF LOUISIANA.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City Of New
Orleans. BE IL known, that on this oath
day of the month of March, in the year of
our Lord. one thousand, nine hundred and
twenty, before me. William J. Guste. a
notary public, duly commissioned and
qualified. in and for the above parish and
state. therein residing, and in the pres
ence of the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned, personally came and APP
peared the several parties whose names
are hereunto subscribed. who severally de-
clared that, availing themselves of the
cases made and provided. and more par
ticularly of Act 267 of the general assem-
bly, of the state of Louisiana of 1914, re-
| lating TO the creation, organization and
| formation of corporations. they have cove
nanted and agreed and by these present:
| do hereby covenant. agree and bind them
selves, as well as all other persons as may
hereafter become associated with them, Il
| form n corporation for the objects and
purposes under articles and stipulation!
| following. which they hereby adopt a!
their charter. to-wit:
| ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of thi
corporation shah be General American
| Tank Car Corporation of Louisiana, AM
under its corporate name, it shall hav
power and authority to have and en1o,
| corporate existence for a period of ninety
nine years from, date hereof, unless soone
dissolved by liquidation or otherwise. j
| shall have power to contract; to sue an
be sued; to make and use corporal
| SEAL and to alter and break the same O
| pleasure; to hold, receive, lease. purchas'
| transfer. assign, mortgage, hypothecat'
u s0nuuuunuununn q So. -.
The herald., 1920-05-13
HANDS. arms,
Limbs NlB
And Was Rundown, WI'
Nervous, Says FIri& =!
Five Bottles Of Cs'dA
Made Her We'll

Kathleen, Fla.-Mrs. DALI =.
of this place. says: ATE -, I
Of nv last child. II got 'M
rundown and weakened.
that I could hardly DO agl
all. I was 30 awfuily nss y.
I could scarcely endure !.
noise. Ny condition VIZ
worse all the time... -. -
I knew I must have SOM
would soon be in the eea 4
serious condition for ! fen sfe
and s, was 80 nervous and .s.ss
hardly live. Ny HUSBAND go
-about my taking ~
said. ITS a good medicine. ~
for that trouble, SO be sos
Ties. After about the secOn on. r
felt greatly improved. :befo ss
II nv limbs and hands ~
would 20 to sleep. Attsr
however, this poor circun
peared. My strength - -
me and I was soon on w snss.fl|
health. After the use Of -
Ties. I could do all my -
and attend to my e1
sides" 400
rou - trIaI' for your u
drugs, but IS composed, , 2. e
table, medicinal ingredisGSs"x X
have Voluntarily written Ten. -
the good Cardui has T SVnH
should help you. too -
'FfIKENir1DS
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

said appearers and Me, notary, after que
reading Of the whole. .
(Original Signed General Amerlcau
Tank Car Corporation, Chicago, III, bs
R.Iph J. SchwarZ, l24J shares; Max Ep-
stein, Chicago. III, by II. j. Schwarl,
l share: David COPELAND. Chicago, IL 10y
r. j. SchwaTz, / share; Elias Mayer
Chicago. Ill, by X. J. SchwarZ, Sndlr
0Srar EIumrnt6al, Chicago. III. 10y 4. ].
SchwarZ. share: ". =. Hefferan, 'Hi-
cago. ILL.,, 10y Il. j. Schwarz. ] share.
Witnesses:
Paul T.. ChaScZ.
Walter Revcrtiga.
WILLIAM J. GUSTE.
,Sa,n Notary Public
| hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy or me
original on file in the records oil my Of
flee at New Orleans, Louisiana.
April >, 1920.
WILLIAM ]. GUSTE.
APRIL l5-May -.
The herald., 1920-05-13
opoortunity Not to Be Missed

Ny small boy thinks all babies u
cupids with wings, sent from hei'c
Recently / took him with me to ~
baby Just a few days old; after m
ing at it intently for a few mlnaa
he said to the baby's mother: "
please take his clothes on. w
to see where you cut his wings on
Exchange.
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.
original charter shan read as fol

said original charter shan read as fol
lows:
The capital stock Of this corporation
shall be twenty five thousand $50 ,VOO.COJ
dollars, divided into Two hundred fifty
t2JUJ shares OF tn" par value Of one hun
dred iSlOOoND dollars each, payable when
issued, IN cash, or other property, and
may he increased Ia the sum Of one hun
dred thousand tSluU0u0WD dollars, dl-
vidcd into one thousand ,i.oOOi shares OF
the par value OF one hundred (SlWOol
dollars per share, and this corporation
shall be- Il going concern when Onc-Ed!t
of IN, capital stock has been subscribed
aud paid for Ea,N share of stock shall
Toe entitled 10 one vote e.; al general 'Ie,-
tiOn>.
And the said aTT"aT'rs moreover de
rlarcd that in consequence of the foregoing
and pursuant to Ia" authority IN them
vested 10y the stockholders OF said com
pany. they do hereby formally dCClIr" anu
publicly make known that III the manner
prescribed 10y law ana agreeable TO the
provisions Of the charter of the said Levy
! Mattrc>, Company, lu,.. passed before lat"
! the undersigned notary. has been changed
altered and amended as herclnaboVe SCI
! forth aud written. and they DO hereby
/ direct and require that the above stated
changes and amendments OF the charter Ol
4 the said Levy Mattress Company, Inc, be-
recorded and published in the manner
prescribed 10y Law, 10 the end that the
.
/ and at all times be as herelnabOve sc
| forth a. regards all persons that ar" now
or may hereafter become stockholders o
the aforesaid company.
Thus done and passed, at my ONCE II
! the city of New Orleans, on the day
month and year herein first written, II
the presence of Ruth NJ. Seller and Aman
da G. Stcchmanu, competent witnesses
who hereunto sign their names with tn
said appcarers and me, notary, after
| reading OF the whole.
Edwin q. Ls2ard.
sam Levy.
| Witnesses:
Ruth VI. Seller.
Amanda StrchmaIn.
\ y. MORENO.
Notary Public
J. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the parrish of Orleans
state Of Louisiana. do hereby certify tina
the above and foregoing act of amend
mcnt of incorporation of the Levy Mai
trcSS Company. Inc, was this day duI
| recorded in Book l242. folio.
New Orleans. La, March 1920.
(SignedJ EMILE J. LEONARD, ID. L.
4 true copy.
\ 4 MORENO.
Notary Publ
Apr l5-May 20
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

s..re,arv treasurer to that of secretary
and to appoint another indlNlduaI az treas
urpr of the company.
ARTICLE N.-The transfer Of stock OF
his corpOration shall have no effect or
no in no wise binding as to this company
unless same shall be recorded on the
books of the company.
In the event that any stoChholder DC
sires TO dfspost. OF his stock or any part
or norton thereof. ne shall first offer III
wiring the same. to the remaining stock
holders in proportion to their respective
holdings. aud at the then book value of
said stock The offer 10 dispose oi Sald
made. whenever the above notice. III writ
ing i given to the secretary OF the com,
uauy who. in turn. shall notify each and
every stakeholder then of record on the
hooks OF the company, as the "if"r -
made.
ARTICLE NI.-The subscribers to th'
capitaI stock of this corporation are
Jnmr> r. Pratt, one hundred and sNtN
seven U67I shares; Walter i. Pratt. one
hundred and siNty-Scvcn tlbD shares
3 Claude H. Hill, one hundred and sixty -seN
/ cn 0GID shares.
/ Thus done and passed. ut the city O
} New Orleans on the day. month and yea
/ hcrpinaboye first written. IN the preseb''
/ of ThcIma Elliott and +. ". Gaudin. com
petrut witnesses. who hcreuntO sign thel
! names. together with the said appearers
and me notary, after reading Of the whole
Witnesses.
+. W Gaudin.
r Elliott.
The herald., 1920-05-13
Women
Made Young
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W. Hy:l51I25

The worlds standard remedy i% 4
liver. bladder and uric acid tIouO's J,
enemies of life and looks. 10 y"
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-,ok for the name Gold Medal o.
nd accept no imitation
The herald., 1920-05-13
=. L STAKKEY.

Notary Public.
I hereby certify that the foregoing IL
a true and correct copy of the Act OF In
corporation of The Home Lumber Com
pany incorporated, of Louisiana, passed
before me, notary, on the 9TH day OF
April 1870. and of record i'll the Mortgage
office of the parish of Orleans IN VI. ..
H. 1242 folio.
New Orleans La, April :. 1920.
&. +. STARkEN
Notary Public.
Aur II Nav 20
The herald., 1920-05-13

Apr. IL May 20,
The herald., 1920-05-13

April 10 May 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
STUNNED By LIGHTNING.

Iewes June = During a severe fhuu-
der storm last Thar.daN afternoon light
nlng struck the homes of Marshall Bcri rau
and DAVID =. Edwards on Lewc> Beach.
The chimney IF he Bertran house vas
torn ont and the contents q u bedroom
demolished. the roof of the house also
was burned Mrs. Bertran 5 hair was
singed and she suffered from shock Tele-
phone service was put out all along the
beach.
David B. Edwarcs Superintendent Df
Queen Anne Railroad pier, Alfred Lock
wood and box named Theodore Mitchell
were standing in IN open Doorway at the
land end Of the pier sghen lightning struck
the other end and followed tic railroad
track down the pier to where they We're
standing. knocking them down. Vivid
flashes Of flames came out Of their shoes
and played all around them. To-day Mr.
Edwards has large knots On bis legs and
is shaken up severely.
This Is his second experience. seven
years ago 10 the same locality he was
struck BY ghtning and his arm bIaclened
The watch IN his pocket was torn from it<
casing and his phfsician old h'n hl- fact
saved bis ile a the current Ra- arrested
by striking his tlmeplecr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07
INTEREST IN ELkTON.
SUSSEX CONTAINS Giving Attention TO
Choice of School Boards. June 10.

Georgetown, June The school cleo
ton to be held June 10 is exciting con-
siderable interest in Sussex county.
For members of the County Board of
Education two tickets have been filed
Edward Y Baker Of S,lbyvllc, ]. Ed
ward Goslcc of Stocklcv and George \
Hill Of BridReville, present members
Of tho board and favorable To the School
Code. desire reelection DIR Robert b.
Hopkins Of Milton, Elmer Tindall, re-
siding near Georgetown and Eben A..
Townsend residing near Dagsboro, who
oppose the code. are also candidates.
Seaford has filed two tickets for mem
bcrs Of the Seaford Board OF Education
but the School Code is not an issue there
One ticket contains the names Of DR.
Charles NJ Hollis, Mrs Fila G Emery and
Harry NJ Bell, and on the other ticket
are the names OF Or Charles NJ. Hollis,
Charles W Robinson and Ernest a.
Simon
For members of the Laurel Board Of
Education Laurel has nominated James =.
Adams, Harvey f. Wolf and Nnos +.
Culver
Other special districts have not filed
nominations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-07

shorthand teacher: Miss Ilucia Jones.
language teacher Miss Myrtle Baunfe,
domestic science teacher, Vincent Samuel
Border, science and agriculture teacher,
Harry ID fase. mammal training teacher
rnebers Of he Board Of Education. Prcsi-
, dent Harry T.. Holiday, secretary: .Incob
II. Speicher and George + Iobin, Ir.,
members Of the Junior, Sophomore and
Freshman elasseR
The card party held IN the Opera House
Of the Masonic Hall Co, on Friday even
ing was great success and the sum
realized from the disposal Of the
tickets was $50. which will bc placed 10
the credit 0f the Temple Club Thirteen
tables were occupied and - persons were
in attendance The following persons
were the winners Of prizes Mrs Charles
Shaw and Mrs George Albert Of Will
mingtOn. Mr. and Mrs Frank Dccmcr,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chandler II Gebhart. Mr.
and Mrs John + Cloud. Mise Anna Ian
caster, Miss Margaret WllhclInc, Mrs
John i Stonps. Mrs. Margaret Hunter
Mrs. julius Dodd, Mrs Harry B smith
" : Denny. + Oglc. Vincent $ Border
j GiIpiu. John Reese. Jacob II Spcichcr.
John Dewitt. Jesse a Mckay
The shnd fishing scason IS nearing the
close, and there arc but two who arc sfill
fishing for the rare specie several If the
shad fishermen have procured sturgeon
nets and arc drifting the tides for The
large iisi. which aFc very ac9rrc Several
Of thc fishermen hayc figured thc rate of
the earnings during he season ~ hc -
cents per hour Tho cost Of net and the
hire ri u boat amounted to over & too and
the market price for the straight run of
fish averaged ~ Z cents per pound 8 net
y only good for one year fishing The
cause 81 the poor season Is euntcrded bv
the fishermen to hc tie pollution of the
Delaware river caused ty tho oil that was
expelled by the oil buats inbound This
matter Was called bv The members of the
Citv Counri 70 the attention of the
Washington authorities, btt which was
too late III tho season 70 accomplish any
results Peter q Madden. the agent for
tho Fishermen Association who was
fortncrlly mail carrier, has accepted a
position with the plant of the American
Manganese steel Co. Tho successor tn Mr.
Madden Il John 'IldweIi
The lrnctinn 90 has begun fhc work
of repairing Sixth and Seventh streets
City ouncii, ~ the meeting 1ast Tuesday
evening gave the company 30 DAYS IN
which IL make the necessary repairs or
their franchise would ic revnkrd
The first of tho choice Earetg III straw
bcrrcs arrived i'll this CITY ou Saturday
The borfie- were picked from the patch
81 Wilkinson !. ransom. Who rc-fdc~ on
the state road -cycrai miic catii If this
cltv Inc whole sale price wae - cent
and the rctat prize pa~ 10 ccft- per tox
Tic four crates were -eon dl>poss j %
Nathaniel Watson Is constructing 81
handsome residence for Mr. 3d Mr.
frank Hewlett on West ~leth street
adjoining tholf present property
jaime. Gillespie formerly ii charge 81
tho moulding department If the Nidvalc
steel 90 Philadelphia has resjaurd to
aeceTf a similar position u the Dccmcr
Steel Casting 10
Tic William + ~hupc { n under the