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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
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cardui Assisted Mississippi Lady
Recover Her Health. Other
Treatment Had Been
Without Results.
Read Her
Story.

Erratta, Miss~-Describin resul:a
from the use OF Cardui, Mrs. w. L.
White, Of this place, says: when
only a girl suffered a great deal
with :. My mother decided then
for me to take Cardui. took nine
bottles In all and became a
strong, healthy girl.
After my marriage, /. so
began to take Cardui I was soon
stronger, and passed the danger pe-
Rod all right, and my boy was strong
and healthy.
FIRST of last year was in
a desperate condition. almost
10 death.
1--WE used medicines without re-
suits.
Il was so sore across the bottom OF
my stomach, and so weak.
For three months lay in this
condition.
81 told my husband Cardui had
helped me once, maybe It would
again. He went and got 1t.
Il began to take Cardui and very
shortly I began to improve and get
my strength.
"The stopped; the soreness
left me.
my present health is good."-Ad-
vertisement.
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She Was Crazy Bout Me-
Says Modest Rural Beau

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. s.--DeWitt
Hobbs, 1s-year- old farmer, storm center
of an eternal triangle involving two wom-
en- besides himself, declared today he
'Just tried to be nice to one of the
principals while the other was away on
her vacation.
Working at his home near ireland, Ind,
young Hobbs was not much concerned
over the arrest of Miss Mabel Speers, "A,
school teacher, charged with sending
poisoned candy through the mails to
Miss Matte Hardin, another school marin
OF q years.
The young women are alleged to have
been rivals for the affection of Hobbs.
Hobbs is interested In seeing Miss
Speer convicted.
He said he believes she sent the candy,
BE openly declared that he loved Miss
Hardin, and that he had just Nshown
Miss Speer around while Miss Hardin was
away on a vacation.
Miss Speers relieved Miss Hardto in
an Ireland school temporarily, and when
Miss Hardin returned, Hobbs again de-
voted his attentions to her.
Miss Hardin and | often went to my
brothers home when we were going to
schuoi anu Stuuisu 1ulus Seesar ""
gether," he said.
Il received six letters from Miss Speer
this summer, but ! never answered any
of them.
"They were love letters.
"She never mentioned Miss Hardin In
the letters.
The fact that she sent me such
letters gave me the idea she was crazy
about me. but I didn't think it was that
deep"
The box OF candy received by Miss
Hardin contained slip Of pink paper
bearing the words Love from Lloyd
Owens"
The man of this name is friend of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
HECKLE HARDING
ON LEAGUE ISSUE
middle West Questions Candi-
date on His Views.

EN- ROUTE WITH SENATOR HARD
ING. OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. Senator
Warren G Harding swung southwark to-
day into the State Of Missouri
He has found in his brief invasion Of
the middle west that the League Of Ma
lions is the paramount issue and at
every stop. whether it has been for a
half a day or ten minutes, his aud
fences have been loath to let him go
without some declaration on the league
issue.
Consequently the league win receive
more attention as he goes along.
Both In DesAfoines and in Omaha the
Democratic newspapers have published
uuestionnaires on the league issue, ad-
dressed to Senator Harding with re-
quests that he answer them.
An Omaha newspaper, owned by Sena-
tor Gilbert NJ Hitchcock, who managed
the Presidents fight in the Senate for
the league, published a series of Ques-
lions to the Republican candidate.
Senator Harding largely ignored these
questions except to say that he and Sen
ator Borah were not in perfect accord"
The heckling which Senator Harding
received in his first days campaigning
through the Missouri Valley has led Kim
to expect more of 1t as he dips down
into Missouri and Oklahoma.
The first scheduled speech today is at
st. Joseph, Mo-, where the train win stop
for an hour this afternoon
Senator Harding will reach Kansas
City at $500 o'clock, deliver a night
speech and depart for the Southwest.
Republican managers have made sew
ersI additions to his program.
Brief stops at Wichita, Kas.; Arkansas
City, Kas., and Ponca City, Okla, have
been added to the itinerary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Warns Publishers
on Print Paper Price

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Publishers were
warmed today by Jason Rogers, pub
Usher of the New York Globe, not to
sign contracts for print paper at any
price over IA cents a pound.
Rogers, who organized the publishers
buying corporation, which is said to
have 250 members grouped for collective
purchasing, issued statement 1eclar-
ing the "whole paper market has col
lapsed," and that spectators who
bought for an expected rise will now
be forced to sacrifice on demand Of banks
for liquidation Of credits extended on
the boarded tonnage
Rogers stated he had been offered for
eign tonnage down to and TX cents
pound for 1921 delivery and certain do
nestle dealers are making contracts at
715 cents
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THRIFT ASKED
Financial Conference Declares
for True Conditions.

BRUSSELS. Oct. s--The committee on
public finance in It's report to the inter
naional financial conference counsels all
governments to abandon subterfuges and
reveal their true financial condition
Recommendation is made that the vari-
Gus governments economic and follow
the same advice they are giving TO their
citizens as to practice OF thrift
The chief saving could be made on
ornaments. the committee said.
The trade committee reported in favor
Of facilitation Of commercial credits by
the League of Nations.
Also, this committee recommended i'm
provement In the telephone system and
the withdrawal Of al restrictions on for
eign trade.
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COOLIDGE TO SPEAK
IN SOUTHERN STATES

BOSTON, Oct. S.-Governor CooIdge's
invasion o. the Southern States" as Re
publican candidate for Vice President viii
begin about Oct. Is, it was announced
today.
but the tentative schedule provides for
speeches in Somerset and Middleboro,
KY: Asheville and Charlotte, n. c.;
Richmond, Frederick, Md, and in some
of the larger cities of Tennessee and
West Virginia.
His first important address win be
delivered before the Union League Club
in Philadelphia, Oct 10
Following his return from the South
he will deliver a speech at a monster
rally of young Republicans in New
York, Oct. 2s
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
'61 CONFEDERATES
REUNION IS ENDED
Big Parade at Houston Seen by
Several Thousand.

HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. s-Heroes of
the Confederacy marched again anil
cheers here today
Led by 800 Texas National Guardsmen,
United Confederate Veterans and affili-
ated organizations formed a procession
several miles long.
About 5000 old veterans marched.
Many Of the more aged were carried
sn motor ears.
Police had trouble keeping the streets
cleared o: the thousands who packed
curbs and sidewalks.
Sons Of Veterans, Daughters Of Vete-
rams and the Southern Memorial Asso-
citation also participated in the parade
business sessions of the encampment
ended late yesterday with reelection OF
General Wan Zandt. TT. Worth, as COM
mander-in-chiet. appointment of COM
n1tttee to select the next reunion city
and adoption Of resolutions.
Social activities Of the reunion VIII end
tonighs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

Miss Hardin's, and she knew 1t ssrould
have been spelled Lloyd Owens.
Her suspicious were aroused and the
analysis Of the candy at Indiana Uni
versity developed that each piece con-
tanned enough phosphorus to kill a
horse.
Miss Speer is at liberty now under
$1,000 bond, furnished by her father, a
merchant of Bridgeport, Ill
She will be given a preliminary hear
ing here Saturday, Oct. 16, before United
States Commissioner Harmon, at which
the Government win be represented by
District Attorney Frederick Van Nuys.
1t is understood the government will
base its case on three love letters and
poem said to have been written by
Miss sreer to Hobbs TO show that she
was enamoured of him beyond reason.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Indictment of Coal
PrOfiteers Expected

CHICAGO, Oct. s--Coal prolteers, be-
ing quietly Investigated by Z Federal
grand jury here for the last elk weeks,
were expected to be indicted this week,
it was learned today.
Methods used by coal brokers indicate
they make excessive profits, according TO
officials.
The high price Of coal, it was said, was
due to excessive commissions taken by
brokers.
A commission as high as $3.50 ton,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
China Joins Russia
in War on Banditti

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.--A "gentlemen's
agreement has been entered into between
China and the Bolsheyik government foE
mutual protection against Bolshevist and
Chinese bandits and marauders along the
Chinese border, the State Department was
advised today.
1t was made plain that the agreement
is not in the nature Of a treaty
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

with no return of the disease.
The following excerpts from
letters speak for themselves.
They are just few of hundreds
from people who have used or
are using the remedy. The re-
ports from these users being re-
ceived daily show that nine out
of ten persons who are faithful
with the remedy are recovering
or have recovered. Through
courtesy names and addresses
are not published, but will be
furnished upon request. An
files are open to investigation at
any time.
''The other doctor had given
me up to die will be glad to
let any one know | was cured.
You have done so much for me. "
"9-6-20. I am heavier today
than ever before, and / just feel
fine. There is no symptom of me-
ever having the T. B. was jus
as low as one could get and / aIl
well today"
For further information ad-h
dress THE T. f. GLASS INHAIky
ANT CO.. MASON BUILDING, I
Los ANGELES, CAIl.-Advexss
ffnernar.t.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Prince Of Wales Is
Favor I'd as Next
Irish Regent
"- ssss,s 81 DAYS ~ Ssss

LONDON, Oct. S.-The Prince Of Wales
for regent of Ireland and perhaps ulti-
mately president of the Irish Republic,
was proposed today by the weekly, news
paper Nation as the best means Of set
Ting the Irish problem.
After pointing out the general popu-
larity Of the Prince Of Wales, the Nation
further recommended;
l. Suspension of the present British Of
fcials in ireland.
2 A proclamation Of amnesty for Irish
political prisoners.
8. A disarmament of the police of Ire
land.
4. Retirement Of the British army from
the interior Of Ireland to the chief port
cities.
.. An appeal to the Irish people to abb
stain from violence.
6. Summoning the leaders Of the Sim
Fem and Orangemen to form an interim
cabinet with representatives. of the other
British overseas dominions present to
draw I'D an Irish constitution.
The Nation proposes that the regency
be terminated after the constitution is
put into effect unless it is desired by
the Irish themselves that the prince re-
main as their sovereign or is chosen the
first constitutional president of the Re
public of Ireland"
Interest in the hunger strike of Lord
Mayor Terence MacSwiney was reviving
throughout Britain on this, the fifty-sev-
enth day of his voluntary fast.
MacSwiney slept well last night.
Prison physicians said he looked bet
ter today.
Relatives said he was weaker and
apparently exhausted.
He was unable to whisper they said.
MacSwiney no longer is a bore he
is a great scientific fact" the Daily Ex
press said.
DUBLIN. oct. S.-The strike OF sea
men at this port, which has been sim
mering for some time, spread today.
Ten thousand dock workers are now
idle.
Cross channel traffic is completely par
alyzed
Men wearing British uniforms raided
a house at Headford last night.
constable was seized, stripped and
beaten with a leather thong.
The attackers called him a traitor for
threatening to resign from the Royal
Irish constabulary.
MANCHESTER, England. Oct. s.-Brit-
ish troops have created a reign of terror
in County Galway, Ireland, said Dub
lin dispatch to the Guardian today.
dance hall was raided and i've per-
sons were seized and logged.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

CALLS HIM HABITUAL DRUNKARD.
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. Se-Sounding as
an echo of the distant past, Edna Lopez
has applied for a divorce from George
u. Lopez charging that he is an habitual
drunkard and that while intoxicated he
disteaets her and Is very Ioathsome.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
VISCOUNT KATO
HITS AGITATORS
Condemns Any Treaty That
Would Be Anti-Japanese.

TOXIC. Oct. Japan should be
condemned forever, should she consent
TO the conclusion of a treaty that would
please anti-Japanese agltators in Amer
lea" viscount Kato declared at Sendei
where he was addressing convention
Of the Ken Sci Kai party.
Kato is leader of the opposition In the
Diet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
TUBERCULOSIS

DR.. Glass has
positive proof
that he has dis
covered a sue
cessful remedy,
used at home,
in any climate,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

MANCHESTER, England. oct s.-Brit-
ish troops have created a reign Of terror
in County Galway, ireland. said a Dub
lin dispatch to the Guardian today.
A dance hall was raided and i've per-
sons were seized and nogged.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-29
CHARTER OF SOUTHERN RlDIIN
CLINIC, INCORPORATED

July IL August 10.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-29

United States of America, State Of Lou
isiana. Parish of Orleans. BE IL known,
That on this twelfth day of July, in the
year of Our Lord one thousand, nine hun
bred and twenty.
BEFORE me, Francis p. Burns. a Notary
Public in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana. duly commissioned and
qualified. and in the presence of the un-
dersigned witnesses.
Personally came and appeared: the sew
eral persons whose names are hereinafter
subscribed, of the full age of majority,
who declared to me that, availing them
the organization Of corporations. and more
especially of Act 267 of 1914. p. 521, of the
legislative acts of this State, they have
covenanted and agreed. and by these pres
ents do covenant and agree for themselves
and their successors and assigns. to form
themselves into a corporation and body
polite for the objects and purposes and
under the stipulations hereinafter set
forth, to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be PELICAN CRACKER
FACTORY. INCORPORATED" and under
such title il shall have and enjoy success
sion for a period of ninety nine years from
date hereof. and shall have power and au-
thority to contract, sue and be sued, make
and use a corporate seal. the same TO
break and alter at pleasure; to hold, sell,
lease, mortgage, hypothecate or pledge
property, real, personal, or mixed. neces-
sary. incidental or proper for the carrying
on of its business. to buy and to hold
stock in any other company or companies
that may assist this company in its objects
and purposes; to make and issue notes and
certificates of indebtness; to name, elect
and appoint managers, directors and clerks
or other employees to properly conduct its
corporate business and to make such by
found neeessa ~ Sesirable for the man
agement and hG4Ek0s of this corporation,
and generally - Do Every other act. mat
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CHARTER.

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tiuu. "a LoIa th.ir I,nsi,t., mn l.",
surrr>snrS ar, elected ANY ,.r.tr..v ,.
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mn, inriIv vat, ,f t", 80, IT, d
~prrf1I rr..tiur called f,~ th.t ,.I,r..,,.
which nicotine. ~Ial &c. fgrrr.,l..r..rt .'..r.I
should "a rr...i,rifv Of ~. .-,-.Lh.rFt-- 49,
request Tho r1,y,.r to fiTI ,.l..Ir.,.f.- ,...,.
from rim. %, rim, lac y..-t..r H., d.. I.,..,r
Ion IN. sf,.Lh,rI.rs ~ ..r annual 49,, ,.
rial meeting INN fl,. annual ,I.....,, b..
Igol rh,. following fI.r~pl.- shall ,..r.-r.. 30.
the IogrH of BIr,..i,-- TJ.-r5 Il,....,.
David Il March Vlu ETIr.r tI., o.,
man and br j " \.Vrrrr Jrrr d..
annual election Oh. f.II,..irr- ,.r-..r..
shall Doe Officers of r..,. rnrr,n-,rfn-' ft.r
rs Uyuuu President. David h. Man.
Ni., President. Paul kim. S..r..r..r,
Treasurer
ARTICLE VI Whenever "a upf-.,. f. pal.
.uuirrt o., I.g, ar D.. rft- Cd. .--,.- o. ~.
given. tIr same, may be- given I'm u..r.,,. ,r
qt th, address recorded with tH. ~.~.
tary. or so th,. last know. .Ear..-. o. fI..
person concerned Twenty ...,I.r homes. o..
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ter An ami All S.,.r uor .... ~.,.r,r.r
may be- waived ~ written or rr.....r..f,.. ,..
ror.>arr nF mo -tr..iIrr,i,r. 80 ar, .i'...
ARTICLE VII This charter nav I.
with the assent Of th. Ful|rri,y ,f a..
stockholders and m. rorr,,r.,,s.,,,' ,...... I
dissolved by tNo-tNfrds nr fs. .,...E r
a meeting Of th,. ,to.kE,Ig.-. .,r...r...,
for thar uuruo.,. gf..r r,,i., o.. ,....
in mis- charter or 81. Is ed I, ,.''
NHTICIE EIII NJ, H. 80
of the charter or rI,. ,if...l.,,i..',,'
corporation its affairs Shall L Ii.,,'r ,"
by three commissioners. elected or aI
pointed in The name rr,,i4'.r ~, ri
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CHARTER.

any or all assets of the corporation. either
separately or in mass, and to convey
full and complete title thereto. and shall
have full power to do and perform all act
necessary and proper to fully and com
pletely liqutdate the affairs and distribut.
the proceeds. if any. among the stOckhOld-
ers of the said corporation to the amount
of stock held by each.
ARTICLE lN.-ThiS act Of Incorporation
may be amended altered and modified. az
this corporation dissolved in the manner
provided by law.
Thus done and passed. in my notarial
office. in the City of New Orleans on Tn,
day. month and year first above written
in the presence o. Ruth NJ Seller and
Gladys +. Rider. competent witnesses who
hereunto sign their names. together witt
the parties hereto and me. Notary. after q
reading of the whole
Georg" l. BARNES, 5000 shares. 1881 Gen
"rHl Taylor St. New Orleans. La
Duncan Nr"eland 500 shares. 1891 Cen
eral Taylor 81. New Orleans. La.
John q. Harz. POO shares $50 Nashville,
Ave. New Orleans. La.
Witnesses.
Ruth NJ. Seller, Gladys +. Rider
\. \. MORENO.
Notary Public.
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CHARTER OF PELICAN CRACKER
FACTORY, INCORPORATED.

July 22-Aug. 20.
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CHARTERS.

! shall be kept for each Of said classes OF
! stock. The whole OF both OF said CLASSES
OF stock, or any part thereof. may be j
sued or delivered to any person. firm 81
corporation for the requirement of their
rights. privileges franchises. PROPERTY
>erNltudeS. or any part thereof owned and
controlled by any such person or corpora
ton, also for cash or in in 'FtllW'ut of
such amounts as thu Board OF Directors
may determine. also for merchandise" re-
"riyrd, or for services actually rendered
TO this company.
The Board OF Directors i specially gu-
thoriz"d to dispose OF the stock tor amy
and all Of TIA" purposes ahuy" stated H~
in its Judgment may Stem fair and proper.
The capital stock may be- Increased as
provided 10y the laws OF this State ana
when increased, fifteen DAYS EofIrr in
writing shall Dee given TO each sturkLuld'T
who shall have during such time m" ri-hi
To subscribe for the Increased stock in
proportion To the number Of shares then
owned 10y him or them, which additional
share shall b" paid for as the Board of
directors may direct.
MI transfers of stock shall be made upon
the books of the corporation.
II any InStalmcuts on stock subscribed
for should not be paid within thirty
days after a call therefor. such stock 10.
gcthcr with all installments paid thereon
may be forfeited to the company by a res.
olution of the Eoard of Directors
In the event that any stakeholder shall
de>ir" TO dispose Of his stock. sam" must
b" first offered 10 the Board Of Directors
in writing. who shall have five days with
in which to purchase same for the com
pany
In the event 81 the failure of the Board
of Directors to purchase said stock. il shall
be- offered TO the then stockholders. who
shall have five days within which 10 pur.
chase same
The common stock Of this corporation
may be increased mp to one Million Dol.
lars and ia" preferred stock up to One
Hundred Thousand Dollars
Now. therefore. in order to carry ont
tn" objects and purposes Of said >tOrkhOId.
crS' meeting and To close the said amend
mrut in authentic form the said apprar,r~
do now and hereby formally drclar" and
make known that the original act of iucUr-
pOratiOn OF the cameron Picr~ou Company.
Limited. has been changed, altered and
amended. in the manner and form and 20
the extent heretofore set forth. and they
DO hereby authorize and require that the
foregoing act of amendment be recorded
and published according to law.
THUS DONE AND PASSED in my office
ut the City of New Orleans. on the day.
month and year herein first above writ
ten. in the presence of George Huff and
George Perez who hcrpuntO sign their
names with the said appearer> and me.
Notary. after due reading of the whole
tpriginal signed
FRANK CAMERON
J. l.. EATON.
Witnesses:
GEORGE HUFF.
GEORGE PEREZ.
WATTS X. LEVERICU.
Notary Public.
\ r,py-
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AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND RICE En-
CHANGE.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish Of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. Be IL known, that on this. the fif-
teenth day of the month Of July, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and TWEEN
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GEORGE HUFF.
GEORGE PEREZ.
WATTS X. LEVERICU
Notary Public
\ true copy:
WATTS X. LEVERICH
Notary Public
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-15

bership were received last night at
a meeting of Middiesex Council No.
So. Jr. o. q. A NJ. Arrangements
were completed at this time for at
tending the meeting OF the Mon
mouth County Past Councillors AS
ISOLATION that Is TO be held at Eng
lishtown tonight. A delegation will
leave from in front Of the council
chamber at 1880 O'Clock. State Vice
Councillor Edward T.. Barclays
home council is 1t E~nglishtown and
he will be there to greet the large
turnout Of members that Is expect
ed to come from all Of the sur
rounding councils of the county Of
Monmouth on this occasion. Saalam
Court Of the Orient, Of Elizabeth, is
going to pay a visit TO Middlesex
Council next Wednesday night was
announced at last nights meeting
and for this reason all members Of
the council are going to be urged
to attend at that time. The Junior
Club is making great preparations
for the dance TO be held Saturday
night. July "a. at its rooms in the
former Palace hall.
District Deputy Grand Chan
celIor Chris Peterson and stan,
composed OF members of Algonquin
Lodge No. a.. OF this city. will go
to Woodbridge tomorrow night to
install the officers Of Euclid Lodge
No. 153, Knights of Pythias. Of that
place. There Will be automobiles in
waiting at 1880 O'Clock at State and
Smith streets to take all other
members of Algonquin Lodge who
wish to attend this event