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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23

nidglc- aged men and women have
about themselves and that many others
have about middle-aRed L. men and
women. that they are old Ut forty. That
they must then or thereanoutsss give
way to the young I'D
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-23
FEBRUARY %

'tired business men, and there will be
IL all business men look carefully to
their own health. There ought to be
fewer breakdowns; and there can lc
fewer. There ought to be. and there
can be, an end, TO the notion that many
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
MOUNT HOOD

George Hanel has purchased Col.
Dowd's Ford touring car.
g. G. Miller was kicked in the face
hy one Of his horses last week. He re-
turned from Hood River Sunday where
doctors dressed his wounds.
Miss Hazel Miller went to Hood Riv-
er Saturday. returning home Sunday.
Mildred Montgomery returned home
Sunday from the Lower Valley, where
he had been visiting friends.
Miss Florence Everson returned FRI
day from Baker where she attended
Rebekah Assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Hanna were Hood
River visitors Friday.
Miss Bertha Fitsgerald and nephew,
Lawrence Fitsgerald, started for their
home at Kane, Pa, Sunday evening.
after spending the past year here with
relatives.
j. G. Smullen had an accident Fri
day on his way to Hood River, when
his Ford went over an embankment.
he was painfully but not seriously in
jured.
c. w. and c. E. Kitchel have pur-
chased Ford.
Misses Myrl and Elsie Narver, of
Hood River, spent several days here
with their mother, Mrs. Mabel Narver.
Mrs. J.. A Shields and daughter,
arrived Sunday from Sparta,
Wis, to spend the summer with Mrs.
J. II. Sheldrake.
School closes FRIDAY with picnic at
the Toll bridge.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
BELMONT

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Howard anC
daughters and Mrs. Myrtle lsenherl
and daughter, Frances. spent the week
end at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marsh lsenbesg and family, returning
to Portland over the Highway Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Davis spent a few days
in Hood River with her son. W. II.
Davis and family.
Clarence Pifer came from Portland
Saturday to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. WV Allen entertained
friends from The Daltes Sunday. They
enjoyed a picnic at the Punch Bowl.
Mrs. Mary Woolhart and Mrs. l. D.
McKenney were guests Friday at the
home Of Mrs L. l.. Barker.
We are glad to hear that Miss Mar
guerite Phelps, who has been very i'll,
IS greatly improved Mrs. Glendora
Blakelv, county nurse, has been taking
care of her.
Mrs. N. p. Isenberg, Miss Bess
I-eaberg. Mr5 S. w. Arnold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Arnold and son and Mrs.
and Mrs. Elmer IsenberR and daughters
we've visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
lsenberg Sunday afternoon.
School being out for this year Pearl
ard Irene Chubb left Saturday for
their home, Trout Lake, to spend their
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Church and Rev
Helmick and wife were callers Monday
at the Someryille ranch.
c. NJ. Hurlburt is expected home
this week from klamath Falls for a
few days visit with his family before
going to Montana, where he will be as
,istant engineer on government work.
MIR. and Mrs. G. /. Sargent were
quests Sunday Of DIR. AMI Mrs. Kanaga.
H. D. Steele is putting in a tile hume
1e is intending to use the surplus
water from Mr3. Wrights meadow on
lis orchard.
Mrs. Moller. Sr., has purchased the |
ra Williams ranch on Alameda Way. |
With her son and daughter she will
make her home there during the sum-
ner months.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
OnELL

Will Fissel Of LeMas, Iowa, who
Rbcnt the winter 'at Long Beach, Cal,
is visiting at 4 G home u Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Ehrck.
Mrs N. G. johnson accompanied by
her sister. Mi Laura Hale, left FRI
day for Winlock Wash. to be present
at the wedding of their sister, NJ lss
Stella Hale. During the apple season
last year Hiss Hale assisted IN the III.
G. JOHNSON 4 Co. store, and by her
courteous and pleasing manner she won
many friends whose sincere good wish
es are hers.
A l. Benefel was called TO Portland
Thursday, his sister. Mrs. Roy Ward,
having passed away quite suddenly.
Mrs. II. L. Dean and daughter, Miss
H}ldfed Crockett, Of Rupert, Ida. i,
spent the week end at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Kemp Monday MIS-.
Dean, Mrs. Kemp and Miss Crockett
went to Portland. where the latter ex-
poets to submit to an operation for APP
pendicitis.
Strawberry harvest is here Fruit is
said to be Of fine quauIy, the cool
weather having been favorable for size
the warmer days Of this week will
hasten fipenirg. Macy strangers are
on the gfoInd; also many VINO have
spent former berry seasons here have
returned.
Jas. McFarlan3 is now trouble man
for Cutler Manufacturing Co., Of Port
land. He will s3end such time as il
necessary travelling and looking after
the interests OF the company at various
points. He spent the week end at the
home Of M. and Mrs. j. II. Eggert.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Stafford and son,
Clyde, started Tuesday morning for a
motor trip to Occur d'Alene, their for
mer home The Statfords spent the
past several months N the employ Of
Leonard Fletcher.
rwenty-three hundred sheep were
shipped out via the Mount Hood X. X.
last week and were put out to summer
pasture up the line.
These are busy days for the high |
school students especially the senior
class. with the baccalaurcate service
Sunday evening, class play Wednesday
evening and commencement Friday
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Dutro will attend the
State Medical Association, which is IN
session this week in Portland.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
FINE GROVE

Mrs. j. p. Thomson entertained about
25 Pine Grove and Odell friends last
Ftiday afternoon in honor Of Mr.. Al
fred Tnomsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith left Satnr.
day for Cedar Rapids, la, on account
of the serious illness Of Mr.. Schofield,
an intimate friend.
Mr.. and Mrs }. f. Malloy drove to
Vancouver last Sunday.
Marguerite Ferrin returned home
last Sunday from Grass Valley for the
summer.
C. K. Benton and family moved thi,
week TO their new home on the West
Side. They have rented a house on Jef-
icho Lane near their ranch.
Mr. ard Mrs. Chas Ham arrived
Monday from Spokane to spend THEN
vacation on the Andrews ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs +. b. Laraway and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Laraway left last
Thursday for Eugene. They return ed
Tuesday and brought back Adah La a
way and Florence Cooper, who have
been in Eugene since the close Of
school
Mrs. w. G. Kcck left Wednesday
evening for Spokane for visit WITH
friends.
Mi Flora Lewis left Saturday for
an extended visit with relatives in
North Dakota and Madison Wis.
A. l. Mason f. p Friday. Mr.. and
MIS-. H. NJ Taylor, }. G. Jarvis and
John Mohr are attending the State
Grange at Bend this week. They all
made the trip overland.
H. M. Vannier left Friday FOR Hot
Lake to take treatments for rheuma-
tsm.
Miss Lulu Hunt returned Monday
from school at Walla Waila.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Batten went to
Bend last Sunday.
The W. c. 4. U will celebrate Flow
er Mission day at the home Of Mrs. /.
Jetlfies this afterpson.
Gerald Jarvis came from Portland |
for last week end.
Mrs Geo Axtelle has arranged an
interesting program for the social /
grange Saturday evening, two numbers .
of which will be solos by Mrs Cia5. +
Ham Of Spokane, and Harry Giles, OF .
Seattle.
The school board has secured the fol-
lowing teachers for tha coming year.
Geo. AXtclle prin. Miss McMullen.
Mis. Maude Hssbrouck, Mrs. f. b.
Laraway.
The following program vii be rem
dered Overture from Romeo and J1-
het, Bell,ni Mrs. Walter Wells. Geo.
Axtelle; sole, lsraf.l, Robert King,
Harry Giles violin solo. Schubert's
Serenade, Geo. Wuest solo, (a) Life S
Paradise, Mary Helen Brown. (b) Bit
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
WILLOW FLAT
CENTRAL VALE

Mrs. Chas. Allen is entertaining Miss
Helen Hull, of Portland.
The young daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
IL. Chevron is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. H. Stafford and son, after
eight months residence in Central
Vale, returned to their home in Occur
d'Alene, Idaho
The Mothers Club. had a shower for
Mrs. Alfred Thomson last week.
Mrs. W. d. Allen, of Hood River,
visited relatives in Central Vale Thurs
day.
Anton Coperude left Saturday even
ing on business trip to Wallowa.
Nellie and Esther Hagen and their
brother. Harold, returned Wednesday
evening from Corvallis, where they
went to attend junior week end at o.
A. c and visit Olga and Edna Plog at
Waldo Hall. They motored there and
back and had delightful trip.
A very interesting meeting Of the
Mothers Club was held at the home of
Mrs. W. W. Gilkerson Thursday. Ar
ter dainty refreshments we've served by
the hostess the club adjourned for one
month, OF more, for strawberry har-
vest.
Quite a number of families from this
section ATTENDED the baccalaureate ser
vices held for the senior class Of Odell
high school Sunday evening. All en-
joycd Rev. Newham's sermon and the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chevron were
agreeably surprised Sunday morning
with a visit from a party Of relatives
and friends from The Dalles. who mo- .
tored over to enjoy one Of Mrs. Chew .
r0n's good dinners. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scholtes and children. A. J.
Price and Mrs. X. Hendershot were the
guests.
Henry Hill, Of Willow Flat. went %
Portland Wednesday TO attend the FL
man Yssye concert and visit relatives.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

Residents of Dee Flat participated in
picnic Sunday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. OXley, Of Moberly, Mo-. here Wis
iting their foster son, j. X. Edgar, and
family. The merrymakers visited the
Frautschy ranch. where the homestead
brothers opened their Swiss chalet and
royalty entertained the guests
The new bridge across the West Fork
Just above the Punch Bowl is now
completed. Additional work must be
done on the approaches. Automobiles,
however. can cross the structure and
penetrate the beautifully wild country
back of the Punch Bowl.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
MOSIER.

Mr.. and sMrs. w. j. Wollam and
daughter Emma. of Hood River spent
The week end with Mr.. and Mrs }. p.
Carroll
Miss Anne Shogren was attending to
business in Portland last Friday, re-
turning home over the Highway Satur-
day.
II. NJ. Scearce returned home Friday
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
W0MAN'S CLUB news

The club last week installed officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Mrs.
c. 0. Huelat, president; Mrs. Jessie
M. Bishop, first vice pres. Mrs. Har-
riet Olmstead, second vice pres. Mrs.
w. A. Schaffner. treas. Mrs. L. l..
Murphy, rec sec. Mrs. Geo. K. Will
bur. cor. sec.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

nursing. The meeting will be held at
the DR.. Robinson residence from to
3. 30 D. m. for those in the country.
An evening meeting from Sis to 7.l5
will be held for those in town and
nearby. All interested should be
promptly on time as the nurse will
leave on the 8 o'clock train.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

who their guests will be, the Hood
River Shrine Club, aided by civic organ
iZatons and citizens in general, will be
hosts for day to a delegation of No
bles FROM some eastern city. A COM
mittee of AL Kader Temple will allot
the guests. for Hood River. The visit
ors will be given luncheon and will
be taken for a tour of the orchards and
shown the surrounding points of scenic
interest.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

terness of Love, Bum, Mrs. Alice
Ham; piano solo, Longing, Loeb-Ev-
ans. Gordon Graf Prologue, Pagliacci,
Leon Cavalo, Harry Giles violin solo
(al R0ndino. Beethoven-Kreisler, o.
Torch Dance from Henry VIII. Ger
man, G. X Benton.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

| have taken the agency for the Spir-
ella Corset. Call at Buelow Tailor Shop.
Mrs. Karl Buelow, Hood River, Or. If
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03

Shriners Will Be Entertained
While the local folks do not yet know
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-03
Work Clothes

II you wish to money your every day Clothes
observe our prices. Come and merchandise Do
1t now don put it off, Let demonstrate ability to
save you money.
Mems 22O denim overalls, best grade - - - $2.19
Mems 2-2O denim jumpers best grade - S2.19
Boys 22O denim overals, best grade, to $.29
Boys 22O denim overals best grade to 13 years 49
Boys 22O denim overal best grade 3 to II years SO
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

January, 1920, recorded January BIRD
| l92O IN Mortgage Office of the Parish OF
| Orleans, Book 1928. Folio So. who de
| clared, that, Whereas. by virtue of said
| resolution Of stockholders dated New or
leans. La, April Sth. 1920 he was author
/ iZcd to appear before notary public and
carry INTO effect tn" amendments of char
/ Ter a. passed ana adopted at the said
stockholders meeting. being amendments
I 10 Articles " and y of the Act of Incor-
I poration of the Consumers Food Supply
/ ompahy, Inc. passed before me Notary.
January -, 1870 recorded NJ % Il I2sS
Folio b; now. therefore he doc, in
Keeping with said authorization and in
order to max" fun proof of the said
| amendments anu 10 carry into effect the
>dld amendments by these presents, sol.
EMMY declare that the said amendments,
are by th"S" presents carried into ,tf.t.r
ana, Therefore. b" u known. That Artirl.
" 81 IN" charter Of tn. Consumers Food
supply company. Iur.. has been and j.
now amended IN accordance. with said
stockholders meeting AMI that the can.
TAI STOCK oi III" said corporation is and
snail Dc twenty thousand dollars divided
ihio TWO thousand shares of the par value
OF zen dollars per share. the shares of
stockholders now held 10 be- surrendered
ana cancelled AMI 10 shares Of the par
Naiu" or SO per share given for each
Nlm of stock now outstanding. and tEgt
Article of the charter Of said CpIDp,uy
mas been and l. now amended in arIord
hnre with said stockholders mnrtir,, ana
the act of Incorporation shall hold office
uuill IN" fourth Monday OF June 1921 or
uHll th"lT Successors are dnly elected
anu qndlltlrd. and thar stockholders meet
lhS> Tor IN" rl+' ton ct Directors or for
any other purpose shall he preceded H.,
III ied>t flti""n days notice. addressed fn
each StOrkhold"r and delivered prrsougII,
or through tn" mails 10 each storkbnIJar
al ms last known address and that ,tor-
holders meetings may be- held when ar
d"r"d by III" Board of Directors or the
holders OF - per cent of the stock of the
corporation. and that tn. - DAYS motto.
80 provided for may b" waived by uusni
nous consent Of all stockholders
IhuS don" and passed at my Not,ri,I !
pH"r on the day. date and year herein !
IboNr written, 1T the presence of l.. "
RaWiInS AMI Daniel Vending com potepr
Witnesses. after due reading of the whole |
Original signed Grutou r Grid. Pros
id'ht JOhH r. Craig, Vice President. Thy.
Tor u Martin Secretary Treasurer
Witnesses. l.. W EiwIins. Daniel
Wrndlin.
tS"aiJ ETiiELEEO NJ STAFFORD.
\ tru" COPY.
ETIELRED ". STAFFORD
Notary Pubic
!. III" undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, IN and for the Parish of Orleans !
>tate OF Louisiana, do hereby certify thar
II" above and foregoing Act of Iurorpor1
ioh Of the Consumers Food Supply Com
'ahN. Inc. WAS this day duly recorded
II my ono" in book l242. Folio
New Orleans. April II. 1920
lSigncd) EMILE J. LEONARD. u r
Apr. 29-JuHe ..
The herald., 1920-05-13
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF WI,
LiaMs-RICHARDSON COMPANY.
LIMITED.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans
Clty or New Orleans Be IL known tb.t
oh inns the 4th day of the month of May
III tne year or our Lord one thousand nine
nuhured ana twenty and of the Indenen
uehce OIL the United States of America tba
U hundred and forty fourth Before mo
SharleS r. Fletchinger a notary nuhJic
fon commissioned and qualified in and
ipr the city. parish and state oforasoid
therein residing and in the nresence y;
I S witnesses hereinafter named and nm
HH,srSIshed, personally came and apnea rod
MessrS. Albert g. Tebo and II paImar
tiidrdle' hereto appearing in their resnac.
t'e capacities as the chairman and rho
sc UH OF meeting of the Stockholders
"Ililams- richardson Company. Lin
lteu' which is corporation organi,od
and existing under the laws of the 80,
Oh Louisiana. dOmiciled In the citv of Naw
as appears from an act of incor
pordtloh passed before John J. Ward No
Sar! fuDIlc, in this city beorino dare
Nia! 10, 1895. recorded in the mortoa,,a
oIiice Tor this parish in Book 4SS which
S1iu act OF Incorporation was since amend
Gu by TWO separate acts passed before The
notary public, datad IN cue
airy q. 1914, recorded in MORTGAGE 0ff;oo |
ooh liH, FOLIO 400, and on Nav IL IaI7 |
-oNorutd IN mortgage book 12O6 folio "a
which said appearers seyeraIJv
ieclared that upon the issuance and Do
1,! Oh notices to each of the stocL
a,,'I Withln the time prescribed by the 1
ha u vi this state and in conformity with
'oration having reference thereto a meet
ns vi tne stockholders of Williams Rich
Iusoh company, Limited was held and |
on'eheu at the dOmicile of said cornora |
,on on the 10th day Of April, 1920. wberest
were present, IN person or by proxy. |
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER.

| the holders Of more than thrpy, -fnurtbs 81
all the issued and outstanding sbore. 81
! me capital stock. that at the meetiu, ~
the stockholders held and convened .
AFORESAID. ana upon motion duly mad.
| ahd seconded II was unanimously re.nI,,t
! that ATti"i" Ill of the charter of tb, r,-
! poration b" changed altered and amended
/ follows. '" as
ARTICLE III Til. capital ,r... or
| this corporation IS hereby fi,ad 49, tti
| sum OF Etn" hundred one thousand ri,,Gr
! hundred iS3Ui 500 dollars. divided inn,
| or represented b. niua thousand and
| 'i-"'r''h l.HlN' shares of Nh" par value of
""' hHndr"i lNlDp' dollar, each 10 To-.
| issued and Sold &c rhr discretion If ,E.
board Of directors SAM stock SHALL he rlf+
! ''f ia iHit o. cash aj the time of sub.
/ H'f!Pii"n or "a" sam" may B." issued a.
-. "' ~ man par Ter property actually
F'''i'td h' said corporation
said apprar-r. further declared tbat -,
! addition 60 thr passage or the rr-pIutf,r,
authorizing AMI amending the, charter ia
! ne particulars Lrreiuhrlurr enumerated
4 ihrF were also authorized. directed and
empowered ?" rpprl- before a notary pub-
il Tor tho purpose oi rIrryju. out and
GIVING effect to said amendment To- Tho
I"ar''r. having The same placed IN prppp-
FORM and Thereafter recorded aud pi,t
IiHh'f' IN uniformity with the existing
PROVISIONS 81 the Lag relating thereto an
- viii more fully and at large anpr,r
from 'n' resolutions adopted ut said
StorEhoIi"r, meeting "a COPY Wherein
duIy certified. 1, hereto attached for ref
"rrnCc
said aprrarers further declared that in
conformity with the authority conferred
upon them as dfOr~Ili they have an
pthr"i before me, Notary. for the purDnsa
Of having ia" amendment 70 the charter
nt the corporation placed In authentic
form. and they do hereby df,Isra tJ,,t
the charter Of William, Richardson Com
pihy. Limited. was at said meeting of
the stockholders changed altered and
amended in the particulars hereInbefora
set out and that they now desire mo s,id
notary. to receive said amendment OH
place it In authentic form to serve and
d'hii "a tn" future may or shall require
mus done and passed NJ my office in
the city If New Orleans. on the d,y
month and year first herpinabeye written
IN th" presence Of Frances FisIer and -
neStine WOringen. competent witness.
VINO hercuntO sign their names, Together
with said apperrrr< aud me notary ,ff.r
due reading Of the whole
(Originll is signedl
\ q. TEBO. Chairman
= L. HARDIE Secretary
Witness, '''''S J.
L. FisleF
+. WOring"n
CHAS +. FLETCHINGER.
Notary Public.
L
cages. IN and for the parish of Orleans
SKATE OF Louisiana, hereby certify that the
lbove and foregoing amendment 10 fbe
,nater OF Williams Richardson Company.
.iWited. was this day duly racorJad IN
ny office in hook l2i3. folio -
New Orleans La May = 1920
,HlHnedb EMILE LEONARD. u. L.
true copy.
CHAS. F. FLETCHINGER.
Al. Notary Public. |
The herald., 1920-05-13
AMEN DMENT OF CHARTER CONSUM-
ERS' FOOD SUPPLY COM
PANY. INC

United States of America. State of T.ou.
1Siana Parish of OrIeans.-Be II known
80 on TINS, the Sth day of the month
III ~ Aprli IN the year of Our Lord one
t ,n3usahd nine hundred and twenty (192Ol
9 Mre me, Ethelred MacauIay Stafford a
onai,f{ fublic. duly commissioned and
qHalHled In and for the Parish and STATE
na,ioresaId personally came and appeared
an Il. Grid, of the age of majority.
~, re herein In his capacity as Pres
Iueht OF the Consumers Food SupnIv Com
pan pany, inc. corporation Organized under
Ill laws OF the state of Louisiana, domi-
NJ Snd doing business in the city OF
NeW orleans, and appearing herein nv
virtue OF the authority vested i'm him at
= 1o meeting of the stockholders of said
copy of which is annexed hereto and rn nisn
part hereof, specially authorizing him 90
80 90 which meeting authorized amend
nents to Articles ~ and v of the Cbarter
IND Act of Incorporation of said CON-
,Sahy, passed before me, the unders,ened
Notary' on the End day Of the mosth of
The herald., 1920-05-13
CHARTER OF EDWARD SCHWARTZ
MILL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.

United hates of America, State of Lou
| iSiana, PaHSh of Orleans city of Now or.
| leans. BE it known. that on this 3Isr 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 hundred
and fOrty-f0urth, before me Herman I,
barnett. Notary Public duly commits
stoned and qualified. in and for the Parish
OF Orleans. State of Louisiana, therein re-
siding, and in the presence of the wit
heSSeS hereinafter named and undersigned
personally came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hprpunto sub
Scrlbed, all of the full age of majority, who
SeVeraIy declared to me, Notary. that
awaiting themselves of the laws of the
state OF Louisiana, in such cases made
anu provided; and more particularly of
Act 26I. of the General Assembly of the
state OF Louisiana. of 1914. relating to the
creation, organization and formation of
corporations. they have cOvenanted and
agreed, ana by these presents do covenant
and agree and bind themselves. as veil
as all such other persons as NAV here
AFTER become associated with them RI
FORM corporation for the objects and
purposes ana under the articles and stip-
ulatlonS Following. tO-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and tit. of this
corporation shall be Edward schwartz
MIL supply Company. Incorporated and
under ITS corporate name il shall have
power ana authority to have and enjoy
'NiSdVh'f LOT Il DerlOu OF nlnpty-
nine years from date hereof unless sooner
diSSOived by liquidation or otherwise: il
snail nave power to contract, to sue and
10 De sued. to make and use a cOrDOrate
seal and 10 alter and break same at pleas
ure; 10 hold. receive, lease. purchase
transfer. assign. convey. mortgage NV
pOthecate. pledge or otherwise receive or
dispose of property. real. personal and
mixed, corporal and inCOrpOreaI: TO
issue bonds and If desired to secure the
same by mortgage: to buy and hold stock
IN other companies incident to the objects
ana purposes or to the expansion of the
business interests of the corporation: TO
name. elect and appoint such managers.
agents. directors or officers as its business
interests may require, and to make and |
establish. alter and amend its bylaws |
uleS and regulations for its proper gov,
as may be deemed necessary and |
roper, and generally to do any and ali |
hingS incident to or necessary and prom
r Tor the extension of the business in
'hich the corporation is engaged.
ARTICLE II.-Thsi corporation shall no
omlclled in the City of New Orleans. in
ne state OF louisiana and all citation |
other legal process shall be served
pom the President of the corporation. and
me event of his absence upon the Vice
resident ~ VIC
ARTICLE III.-The objects and mr.
oses Tor which this corporation is or )
snized and created. and the nature Of !
'e business to be carried on by 1t, are