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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-02
OLD AND PROFITABLE TRADE
some Revenue From the Tea Mar
kets Of Szechuan Province.

The tea trade Of Tatsienlu, In the
the Tibetan border, was first started
In the reign OF Yung Cheng, some 200
years ago. At that time, II is said,
TatSienlu did not exist as a town, but
tents were pitched In the valley. and
the Tibetans gathered and bartered
on the occasion Of religious fairs.
The tea trade IS now established
under government control, yielding
handsome revenue. Licenses are Is
sued quarterly, and taken up by over
100 firms engaged in the trade. Each
license costs one tael In Chinese
money, equivalent to about so cents In
American exchange. The license ale
lows the holder to import five bales OF
tea into Tatsienlu, more being permit!
ted according to requirements.
Tea has become almost indis-
penSable to the Tibetans, hence they
are naturally drawn TO the tea mar
ket, to which they bring their own
| products for sale or exchange. One
| OF the largest lTluS III IulSitlllu buy .
as many as 10000 bales. others 10000
bales. The total regular licenses Is
sued annually is given as 10S,OO0. The
licenses were formerly issued at
Chengtt, but the authority was trans
| ferred to Tatsienlu in 1918.
Under the old arrangement, the tax
was paid when the tea actually passed
the local customs at Tatsienlu. Now
1t is paid when the licenses are issued.
or within three months Of that time.
The annual turnover Is fully 1,OOO,OoO
taels. Since the trade has been es-
tablished so long, II has probably
reached its maximum, but with seri'
GUS competition from India, which the
Chinese have feared for many years
the trade in Tatsienlu would decline
materially.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-02

the valley. and brings one back 20 ina
realization that this IS a city. But
as one follows the tiny car on lis jour
ney one notices II passing little
truck farm with It's regular rows or
beets and cabbages and its notice that
fresh vegetables right out OF the farm
are 10 be had daily. a truck farm on
Broadway, Truly, New York Is a
city of surprises. 4 few rods farther
and the car Is passing "A quaint white
wooden church that looks as though IL
had just stepped out Of the pages OF
Rip Van Wrinkle.
In another direction roll out before
the eye the wide acres Of Van COrt-
landt Park and beyond It the varied
landscape of Westminster county; on
the other side the Harlem river and
more wooded and rocky hillside on
the Bronx side. with the columns Of
the Hall Of Fame completing the pic
ture. Truly, II is view worth going
many a mile 10 see, never lacking IN
interest or variety, and thoroughly
typical of the great city wherein &c
lies. The city man loves that view
and goes there often 10 rest by look
! ing above the rush and hurly-hurly
and noise of the city. at the beauties
which lie on the higher level Of vision.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-02
Wanted Her Fish.

Augustine Blrrell, some time ago,
while travelling IN n third-class railway
carriage in the north Of England, sat
down hurriedly next to a little girl In
shawl and clogs. Happening to glance
at her a moment or two afterward, he
saw that she was regarding him with
no great favor. II dawned upon him
that he was sitting on her newspaper.
Here, my DEAR" said Mr.. Birrell,
pulling the paper from under him and
handing It to her, "Tm sorry"
The little girl did not look quite sat
isfied. but she said nothing TIL, a few
minutes later, the train drew up at a
station. please, sir" she then In
ouired meekly, may l have my fried
fshT 1t was In the paper.-New
Commonwealth.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-02
CHARTER
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lana. Parish OF Orleans. Br it known
That on this 22nd day of November, one
thousand. nine hundred and twenty 1920 :
before me, Watts X. Leycrich. notary
public. duly commissioned and qualified,
In and for the Parish of Orleans. State of
Louisiana. and in the presence Of the wit
nc~>eS hereinafter named and undrrSig ned
personally came and appeared the parties
whose names are h"reuntO subscribed. who
$eyerally declared that. ayailing them
selves Of the provisions Of the laws OF
Louisiana relative TO the organization Of
corporations, they have contracted and
agreed. and do by these presents contract
and agree and bind and obliGate them
selves. as we'll as all such persons as may
become associated with them. to form
themselves into and constitute a corpora
ton and body polite in law for the objects
and purposes and under the conditions
and stipulatiOnS of the articles following,
tO-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and style OF
said corporation shall be A. ). England
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MEANS HEALTH

We want you to inspect our plant
when you are in our neighborhood
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CHARTER.

the presence Of y. Dillon and ;. HON
man. competent witnesses, who have mere
INTO subscribed their names together
with me. Notary, and said appearers, atter
due reading Of the whole.
Witnesses: y Dillon, S Hoffman.
WATTS X. LEVERlCH,
Notary Public.
I. the undersigned Recorder OF MOTT
Cages in and for the Parish OF Orleans
state OF Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of lncorpora
tion of 4. s. England & Co.. Inc, wa,
this dav duly recorded in my office In BOOB
New Orleans. La. November 23rd, ls2O
\ true copy. rn,cu
Notary Public.
Nov, % Dec. 80.
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CHARTER.

scriptiOn of certain property, being the
real estate known as No. 81 BarOnne
Street. New Orleans which is to be con
veyed to this corporation in payment OF
certain subscriptions for a total of thirty
two thousand 1882 .OO) dollars par value
of stock. said description showing the
amount location, extent, character and
state of improvement of said real estate.
together with a statement of its value as
appraised by the Board of Directors OF
this corporation; and in order that TINS
charter NAV serve as the original sub
scription list the subscribers hereto have
indicated opposite their respective sig
natures the number of shares of stock
subscribed for by each of them.
Thus done and passed at my Office in
the City Of New Orleans. on the day
month and year first above written, in
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Swift Times,

Profteer-Well. we've been In
clover six months now.
His Wife-A few months more and
we will belong to the old aristocracy
lie Pele-Mele (Paris).
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-02
His PRESTIGE Gone.

"The camel can go days at time
without drinking"
That's nothing unusual. SO can
any man who hasn't a private stock
himself or a friend with one"
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
.BDY Gained
Is POUNDS
on HYPO-C0l
Was Weak, Fretful And
Subject TO Coughs
and Colds.
DAD WAS WORRIED
ABOUT TILE BOY

"They had me worried abou
my little boy. Medicines didni
seem 20 help him aud he was only
e frame with no Cat anywhere
The little fellow only weighed 3s
pounds aud was subject 20 on,
cold and cough after another
Bronchial weakness caused this.
guess, so finally / went TO our
druggist and he told me as a
friend that Aypo-Cod was what
should buy, and he surely wal
fright. had heard a lot about ID
but hadn't taken any stock 10 il
lunul then, but I surely believe IN
Earle's Hypo-Cod now," declared
slr. Jos. Workman, well known
glassworker with the Imperial
iGless Co.
MY boys appetite started e
Improve ct once and has been get
ting bigger ever since until now
Il seems like he never gets enough
70 cat. Ills weight has increased
TO almost 30 pounds and we havc giYcI
him only two bottles. ! recommend 4
because OF this wonderful change Il
Just n few days and want 20 say thal
you Will IND Il mighty easy 70 give {,
Kids, too. You have 10 keep Il out o.
their reach they ike ita taste 20 well.
continued Mr. Workman. 232 Twenty
second street. Beilaire. o
VIII the formula right on tho bot
tle. with the name OF tho nationaii,
known Earle Chemical company guar
anteoing only the finest ana lest IN
credients and with the endorsement
OF physicinrs. chemists. druggists
and nurses heaides the testimony oI
rarentf everywbere-no one meet
hesitate about using HypoCod Il Is
the meet pniatable. powerful and ef
fective reconstructlve tonic made.
Read what smother parent asserts
reearding Hypo-Cod 10 the article on
the right and what sim another says
atou; Il below.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
HER LITTLE boy HAD DIPHTHERIA
HYPO-COD FINE AFTER ILLNESS

sleep good ON account Of being
restless and nervous at night, but
since gave him Hypo-Cod a few
days il has built him up wonder.
fully. The poor little fellow was
housed in for a month or more amt
vas looking awfuliy peaked. but Hypo
COD brought back hls appetite. Made
bis nerves STEADY and be sleeps Ike
an angel Tho color came hack In bis
cheeks and he Ia 90 much stronger. Il
isn't hard 20 get him to take tkil meii-
cine at all. Il Is the grsndcst modt
cine for weak. rundown children ] ever
asw.- continued Mrs. Goodwin. COS n.
ST.. N. Il
Scores OF mothers In the sane
beautiful neighborhood IN which Mrs
Goodwin resides are equally enthusi-
asiie about Hypocod tor little people
70 builds them up quick. Nice 20
take. 900. Read what archer mother
SAVE about I; below
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
500 NEW RED
MEN TN SIX MONTHS

The Improved order OF Red Men OF
Wilmington appreciates The support
given them as The recent Pow Wow by
their members and the public The re-
ceipis which are for the care Of the or
plans were very satisfactory
Much activity is being displayed by
the Tribes and Councils throughout the
entire reservation and from recent re-
ports there VIII be a gain Of at least
300 members during the past six
months Lenape Tribe No will adopt
% candidates an tomorrow evening
Cherokee Tribe No 3 will adopt three
candidates on March 30
The elections for chiefs Of the tribes
and councils arc now being held aud
the deputy great sachem and raising
chiefs VIII install them commencing on
the evening OF April 4
10 is expected that there VIII be sew
oral more large classes taken in
throughout The reservation at an early
date. sakimas Tribes degree team will
be called upon TO eXemplify the three
degrees II the classes are secured IN the
locations expected.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
So Weak, Delicate, Parents
Were Worried.
SPECIALIST UNABLE
TO HELP HER AT ALL

Il thought when We bought thai
nrct bottle Of HypoCod that il wsr
lust that much money thrown swa'
for the doctor hadn't helped hor and
we wrrc IN dcspair. u proved. how
ever. 20 b SO. powerful and nne that q
just few days our illtle glri was feel
INK wen and strong AxAih.~ declared
Mrs. r. c. roVnceut. whose address
is Kiven heio~.
-Our little xiri was weak. thin and
delicate and ali isst yoar We kept heI
out OF rchcol under the docfcr'a care
bur she dtdut improve a hit. When
wo started giving her Hypo-Cod sh-
was 80 weak she had no life or energy
and Test lay around IN stupor Her
appetite was poor but 10 our surprise
II began helping her from tho FIRST
dose. She got 70 much better we sent
her back 70 school and has such a
dandy appetite we are t.ckled beyond
words. A nice. rosy color has taken
the place OF that awful milky vhi;o-
noes and she has 50 much life and
energy Il ic hard TO sci her 70 come
into the house except at meal t.ne-
sac never misses rsgl nov.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
HE DIDN'T THINK
. HIS CHILD WOULD
EVER De STRONG
Little Boys Weakened Con.
dition Worried His
Wife.
HYPo-OOD BUILT
BOY UP QUICKLY

1--WE had almost concluded that
our little boy would never be
strong and well like other child
ren. Ho was so weak aud delicate
Il worried my wife Q great deal,
bat the other day chs clicked up
the paper and after readLz where
other folks children were being
strengthened By Earles Hypo-
Cod. insisted that / get a bottle
while downtown. l did and I'm
mighty glad l did, too, for we
noticed after he had taken a few
doses as directed that be began
eating more and sleeping more
restfui and quiet. Then he began
picking up md kept getting
stronger every day. We were de.
lighted and 4 did the work just
like they said il would so we have
no reason In the world for not
recommending il 70 the sky" de-
clared Mr.. VIM. Lamb. 962 Indian
ola Ave. youngstown, o.
Mrs. Fred Van Pelt. OF Mar1fns
Ferry. Ohio IN speaking OF Hypo-cod
recently anic; NY little girl had kid
ney trouble had a bad cough ever
since birth. She was eleven yaars old
he other day and only weighed fftl
fiseh. at all. We then
Itarted giving her Hypo-Cod after
eadins about Il Ia the paper and she
las already gained ten pounds Eais
lcarty and sleeps better too Il did
Ter 60 much good my husband and
lister are taking It now"
Hundreds Of other statements from
'colle here. there and everywhere
,rnfa Earle's Hypo.cod excellent for
,iddies. Road What they say below.
,nace fo~bids the publication Of more
,onle down to the store tonight and
,et r hottle. Il proves what we claim
more thsn an the teaJrony and
worn statements IN the world.
iou1l be delighted
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
BANKERS LITTLE
GIRL WAS WEAK
HAD BAD COLD
SO Many Told Him to Got
Hypo-Cod he
Finally Did.
LEFT BANK, GOT A
BOTTLE SENT HOME
How one Of washing1ons : well

How one Of washing1onr wel
known bankers, Wm. A. Bowie
cured his little girl OF a bad colo
and built her up is told below
/ lie said
"My little girl had a bad cold
She had a bad cough which great
~ alarmed us. She was fevcrish
and sneezed and coughed 60 long
and we gave her so many medi-
cines with no result that we be-
came alarmed with her. SO many
dropping into the bank would tell
me about Hypo-Cod being the best
thing for such coses. i finally went
across the street and had bottle sent
home.
"Her relief was prompt and Efficient
II stepped her coush and cured up the
cold IN a remarkably short time. Il
gave her a good appetite and built
up her strength 90 nicely that shc u
row back IN school tie the hrst
thing J wouit take n felt ailing IN
anyway" declared Wm A. Bowie.
cashier Industrial Savings Bank.
d. C.
Read what stili other parents a1y
about hypoC Cod and the quick results
10 brings IN the articles iust below.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
Mother Gays Hypo-C o d
Made Him Strong
and Well.
FINE TO BUILD
THEM UP QUICK

my little boy had a bad ease
OF diphtheria and Il weakened
him 30 that decided he must
have a tonic and down az the drug
store they told me Hypo-Cod was
the best and Il surely Is for i
built up my little seven-year-old
boy in a hurry" declared Mrs. L.
Goodwin. Of Washington. ID. G.
"lIe had no annetitc. lIe dion z
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
cows HAIR CLOTHES NEXT.

PoTTSvlLLE pa. March 26-slen's
clothing made oui of COWS hair will
soon rival woolen garments. declare
agents OF packing company. who have
been experimenting With the product
here. One of The employees OF the Cen
semer tannery ls wearing a suit made
out Of this material and II Is proving
OF as great utility as wool
The new cloth resembles cheyiot In
appearance. but is said to have better
wearing qualities. Cows cannot be
clipped like sheep, but the hair can be
taken from ar steers killed, which. IL is
said. would make clothing for half the
men IN America.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
too WEAK To co TO SCHOOL
HYP0-COD MADE HER STRONG

IL anyone doubts the genuine
reas Of this statement, they are 81
/ liberty 20 call on Us az our h0ms
here 10 Akron. al iI2i Getz street nnt
We wii be glad TO show thom, w
tiny husband and ID are making this
statement OF onr own free VII and
without induccment simply becauae
every body ought TO know what TO dc
when a child Is weak. thin and delicate
Ike our litlo SRI VAS for 4 solid year
before We found out about Hypo-co1.
continued Nr and Mira. 2. c Town
send. wkoso addrc5s ia given above
Eieiistics show thst half the child.
ren 10 our schools ore undernourish
"a. weak and fnf They cannot study
or do Justice 70 their meals IN such a
condition of health They cannot
etond oxpoturc 70 wintry weather and
avoid coughs and colds. They ar
rrowing too fast and onould not be
Permitted 10 stay IN orch q renk. run.
down stats of tcal.h.
children are 20 much more suscsp.
ilhle 60 lung troubles and disesses
that every care shouid be taken
There tsn't ANYTHING ~noDs With them
They simply need foning end building
un A tonic Ia all you ncsd give them
anf then nstnre will 90 ths rest.
Road what otisor parents ssy about
this ruporb nrepsration and how n
foes ths work IN the articles above
Then come down 70 the drug store aud
ret corpie bottles. Let the ~bole
'smilv take u for q fc~ cays-youli
10 delighted nt results.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
THESE BLIND MEN
MUST RE FIGHTERS

SACRAMENTO, MeMrch 26--On the
lists OF blind borrowers from the II
brary here appear the names Spank-
ing, Thrasher Whip, Lickon and Beat
tie.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
PARENTS IN ARTICLES BELOW SAY IT Is EASY TO
MsE EIDDIS HEALTHY AND ROBUST
WITH ElPO-C0D.
TELLS WHY COUGHS AND COLDS MAKE
THEM WEAK, PALE AND IRRITABLE
They Gain Weight, Eat and
Sleep Better.
NEARLY EVERYONE
NEEDS TONIC NOW

Thin. weak and undernoui
ished children are always catch
ing cold IN winter because thei
vitality is low. They sleep poor
", rest poorly-only half digcsi
their food-and growing fast, il Is
no wonder they are backward,
irritable aud cross.
Their eyes and noses run. they
turn feverish every little whilo
and stay that way for days be-
cause their recuperativc and dis
casc-res.sfing vitality is too weak
to throw It oE. li is shame FOR
children. IN this condition so often
contract disease which might have
been warded or.
= A cough or cold eongests The
lungs. prevents their blood being
o1idized properly and they be.
come weak, nervous, pale and thin
for want Of vigorous rich red
blood IN their veins. Surely no
wise parent viii postpone build.
ing them up in such a case.
They need a good tonic. Their
digestion snd appetite should, be
improved 70 tako care Of the
heavier winter foods. hot cakes,
meats, ctc, which they need in
winter and cold days-their lungs
should be strengthened TO ward
of coughs. colds and kindred
troubles
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

The name lldS no
definite history and
etyinologists find 10
dmcult 20 account
for q, but the gen
orally accepted
theory Is that u is
another form OF the
imaeinia which il
found In Germany
in early times.
There was an
Imagina OF Linn
burg in ii0o and
various other in
stances OF Che use
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
IT Is VERY Easy

How easy II is to do this. is tolc
BY several parents in the article,
on the right. They recommend
the highly endorsed and nice
tasting Esrle's Hypo-cod which
children like SO well. This famous
preparation contains; Syrup Of
Hypophosphites, Malt extract,
Iron. Wild Cherry Bsrk, Wine
and Extrschves Of pure Cod
bvsr OIL All the oily, nasty
taste is taken out and il ism Z hard
10 get children to take il at all.
Professors, Chemists, Doctors,
Nurses and thousands Of wise par.
oDts recommend il. They know it
makes robust, rosy checked, vigor-
ous and healthy children in just a
few days. and that this famous
preparation contaics only the
fnesi Ingredients. Each bottle
bears the name Of the nationally
known Earle Chemical company
which stands for finest quality in
medicine.
Read what the various ores say
on the right Then II you have a
boy or girl who isn't strong. Wig
orous, full or life and vitality
follow their advise. and come
xcrn to the store and get n couple
of bottles Of this superb prepsra-
ton.
How quickly and thoroughly
even the worst cough or oold will
yield is told by thousands who
have tried il and the beauty about
this treatment IL that when you
get your system rid Of the cough
ard cold you have also built your
self up so strong and we'll, the
next cough or cold won't reach
you at all. Be free OF such
troubles this winter by doing this
nov.
Read what users say 10 articles
- the right.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26
IMnGENE.

Not SO frequent ia usage but none
the less lovely and possessing of a
good deal OF poetic charm Is lmoecne'
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

or the name by German women. How
England secured the name OF im0gene
IS open TO speculation, II is probable
hat Shskespearo's heroine established
her vogue there. though etymologlsis
contend that It was used by the Brit
sh ladies before the master playwright
wrote his version OF the old story Of
he deserted and betrayed wife, which
he so strangely placed at the court OF
the last Independent British prince,
At any rate. Shakespeare called his
heroine lmogenc. thus establishing her
Yogie forever. The name IS siill great
'avorite in England, but has never had
widespread popularity there, due, per-
lans, 20 rs rather poetic associations.
Also 70 usually 0egeneraies into Gene"
few devoted admirers or Shakespeare
and other unwitiingly, give the name
10 girl babies in baptism. probably ig-
norant OF the fact that as Ignoge, the
name was once bestowed on a daugh-
Ter OF Emperor Pandrasus OF Greece and
he wife OF Brutus. according 20 Geonry
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

Of Monmouth She was mentioned in
Anne Of Brittanys funeral oration in
1854
lmoeene's talismanic stone IL the
iacinih. u Is said 10 protect her from
danger, especially lightning Worn
when travelling II VIII insure her a
happy. successful Journey. Wednes-
day is her lucky day and 6 her lucky
number.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

First aid TO prosperity aLo happiness I
The want ads -adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-26

Nete--ws srspay tarxs toitie Of ,hs
genuine EAfie's fiypo-c0d any,Ah herr
spon frs-ipf Of rriee. siz pius s. x.s
IA, Oct botti- ~ III styrs tua,, Of
hfrs q .4nt out 10 -o4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-23
CHAPTER III

Sec. q. ORGANIZATION City
Council at its first regular meeting in
April of each year shall proceed to elect
by ballot from their number a President
and Vice-President. The president
shall preside over all meetings Of the
City Council. and shall have such pow
ers and perform such other duties as
snail be by this Charter or Ordinance
prescribed. The vice-president during
the absence of the president from any
meeting Of the City Council or from the
City. or his inability for any reason to
discharge the duties of such President,
snail act In his place. except as herein
otherwise provided. Al officers,
boards. agents and employees appoint
ed by the Council shall be appointed at
'" Sec. % IS: dNbioRuM.-A majority Of
the Council shall constitute q quorum.
The president or vice president Of the
city council shall when present, preside
at all meetings. In their absence the
pore. who shall for such meetings have
the same powers and duties as the pres
Sec. -. MEET1NGa-The City
Council shall hold stated meetings. and
the Mayor or the President may call
special meetings by notice to each
member to be delivered personally OF
left ct their usual place Of abode, at
Of such meeting. At special 0estiaga,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-23

Council or the City Clerk, shall fail or
refuse to act In any Of the proceed
tngs in this Chapter provided :, for.
compliance with the provisions Of thic
Chapter may be enforced by proceed
ings in the District Court Of Norrf-
son County. ct the suit Of any cit
f1en Of this City.