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MASS MEETING OF
MAYO DEMOCRATS
ON FOR TONIGHT
tContIn ned rrnn. rage II

Democratic ticket, together vito dis
MISSIONS of the League of Nations.
were made by former State Senator
srank NJ Duyall Mrs Thomas j.
.iati,icum district leader Of the We
men6 Democratic Organization, ana
7idgely p a:eltin. Of Annapolis.
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DR.. PERSONS BEGINS
PASTORATE TOMORROW
tcontinued From rnae 4,

.or, will speak tomorrow n3rnill& ea
the subject Our Program ana Qer
Goals, What we as 3 conGfes isas
should endoavOr 70 % this year
At the 7:30 service tomorroa eseil-
ing. DR. Persons will sresA all tlt
Public Schools Of Anne Arundel
County,
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even If one bank got All ot the
deposits of the sinking fund, the
profit il would make would
amount t. less than S5o0,oo g
year. II ii were distributed ia all
four banks, il would be APPROX
mately Sll5 4 year for each de-
positor5
Agam, i las developed that
some opposition Is made e tbs
bill because 81 various others III
mors aud mistaken assertions
based. ii practically every case.
IN ignorance of the terms of the
bill itself as further illustra
ton 81 this, there haze been some
vague r,lnors that the Millers
vile Acadcmy WAS in some way
81 be an undue beneficiary Of this
bond issue This is very enphat
ieally dcnicd bv i letter II the
Weekly Advertiser from I)r.
Baldwin, one 81 the trustees
his denial Was not necessary.
however for the Law expressly
provides that the selection Of the
localities to receive improve
nents shall Be determined By the
building onmission after the
fullest investigation and hearing
# petitions on conditions existing
It the time This IS also by way
of answer 70 the criticism about
the lack of 4 budget in the bill
II the building commission had
been committed in advance to
spceified localities named in the
bill (and not subject to change
without an act Of the Legislature,
aa matter what conditions might
subsequently Develop all other
seetious not mentioned would be
ntirely cut off from the right of
petition and the considerations
low open 70 the whole county
nlder the present bill
Also, II has been stated that
tlns Or that section of the county
was 70 Be especially favored, to
he unjust discrimination ii
otIer sections. This prc-supposcs
hat the Public School Building
omnlission, composed q the
even members Of the Board of
ounty commissioners three
members of the School Board and
mother citizen of the Fifth dis
riet would be guilty 81 j breach
i trust The provisions Of the
I'LL especially Sections 4 and j.
completely negative the posi-
9ility of this. apart from the re-
pectability and reliability IF the
commission itself Moreover.
alth the strong light Of public.
crutiny upon every action taken
y the commission, and with
very section jealously guarding
ts claims ii tie matter the pub
llo interests are undoubtedly
afesuarded IN that respect also.
Praetieally every objection that
has been made t. thc bill il eli-
reeth attributable e ! lack 81
knowledge p its provisions. or
otber financial plans as ia
ietaiis and terms SUGGESTED as.
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Other Big Games Today

Some more occupants Of the top
aoor will he eiecled today ny the
hoartlcss football landlords Tile lea e
81 several big eleyens on champion
ship row Will expire and they'll have
% pitch tents away from that exclu-
sivc neighborhood
Chicago and Ohio State will ba'-
lie each other in the session OF the
Vest. Centre and Georgie Tech will
have ii our in The premier game Of
ehe sopth while Cslifornia and the
Oregon aggies are the feat're cntree
of the coast menu.
Michigan IL booked agsdnst Tulane.
md Harvard piavs Virginia
on form The Penn State 'ean should
beat Penn hy al least thirty points
mi tlie ,IopesteTs hag lie rndefeated
NoEre Dame eleven Il SIRE winner
over The Cadets.
Centres impressive showing against
Harrard lest week while Georgia
Tech vas being hum0led By Pi.ts-
cuYgh makes the kentuckiars the fa
yorito in the annual battle with the
Georgians
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NATIONAL TICKETS
OF SIX PARTIES
TO BE VOTED UPON
Confined From Page e.l


the Proaibitionists ia Indiana, New
York and Pennsylvania by Socialists
III California hy the Faruer- ahor
Parry in New York and Connecticut.
and by Independents in Nevada
Socialists have candidates for t.le
Senate In II states Asaama co.
California. Florida, Illinois, Indiana
New Hampshire Sew York. Okla
bona. Oregon. Pennsylvania, and
Washington The Farmer Labor
Party has Senatorial candidates III
seven states Fonnectioat. Illinois.
Indiana Iowa. Missouri, New York.
and Washington
Al least eight other parties have
nominated candidates Tor senator ID
one or more States, These are Pro-
gressly2 1eialist Labor Sinele Tex,
independent. industrial LABOR, l@lhor,
3rdepenaent III public II and Non al
tisan League
The total membership. 4s5 Of THO
nexe House Of Representatives is 10 he
elected Of Yhis number. 2fS is neces-
sary for majority The present
membership is Denoerats. 190. Re
puhlirans 23a Independent Rcpubl-
cans. p Independent. Prohibition
ist, + vacancies, q Women have been
nominated as candidates for Repre-
sentatives iii At least II State 4. in-
GLIDING Alabama, California. Idaho
Iowa. Michigan Nebraska Massa-
ehusetfs. New York, oklahoma. Ore
gon and Missouri
Governors For "a States
Governors are to be eleesed in 81
states as follows Arizona Arkansas
Colorado. Connecticut, Delaware
Florida, Georgia, Idaho. illinois, In
LLAMA. lona, Massachusetts. Michigan.
Minnesota. Missouri, Montana. Ne-
)raska. New Hampshire New Mexico
New York. North Carolina North pa.
kota, Ohio. Oklahoma. Oregon Penn.
ylyania, Raode island. South Caro-
lima, South Dakota. Tennessee. Tex its
Utah. Vermont, Washington, West
Virginia. and Wisconsin.
Many women have been nominated
sor Office on State tickets.
Constitutional amendments are Il
3e voted upon in % States ..sFhere
viii be referendum in IL and initia
tiyes In four
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THREE FOOTBALL
GAMES OF LOCAL
INTEREST TO-DAY
Confined Prom rage 81

Western Rcserye. on the other hand,
has hc,n playing Il game more Of the
mediocre order. while tIr Middle
have hccn coming along slowly hni
steadily until now they have alnoss
reached the pinnacle Of strength /
was not the intention Of Coach Bob
isolWcll to put his strongest outfit in
he field ii .oday's game, though ON
Ire contrary The enihryo officers are
being pointed for tn George own con-
sest next Saturday which IS expected
0 Le ! hard battle. Il was net
thought therefore, that several Of the
7lavers would get into The game il
hov paved at all
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az rsIrrn STATES SENATOR:
lus MATTER SMITH

uisnrrR oF THE HOUSE OF
isEsI.>VATlyE III TIE UNITED
TArT~ ~ THE siAT1-sEyENTH
Nf.RIssS:
ili0N ~ s. kLINGER.
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Plastering Excavating
ALI KINDS or ro<CRrTE MonN
HAWKINS & COVlNGT0N
Id CARROLL >i. 1850
lob Work

Baiiding, requiring. furniture a
livery. auio bodies and job work of
any kind. w r THOMAS, West An
napolis. Phone S0S-M f
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Democratic Ticket
lsIeetion Tuesday. Nov 2, 1920.
E0K rREsGpENT or THE
SITEIs sRATEss
gtAlES VI. UOXs

x ELECTORS or PRESIDENT AM
YlCE rRKsInI ~ OF THE
UNIfEp sriTES:
At Iargs:
MIIIaAa lst.EE AND J0SEPh
II. SMITH,
Baltimore.
FIRST Distrlce:
gItRLEs ". SIMPSON,
lG:iot.
second Distriet'
ItNES ]. ARCHER
Hartford.
Third District:
IREDERlCk II. KlPP,
Baltimore.
Fourth District:
JAMES 4. ARMiGER,
IIliiinore.
Firth Diasrlesi
tiARENtE n. ROBERTS,
Prince iieorge's.
sixth Dlstrlct:
ftg0r gOHRBACK,
l'redeFlcE.
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sa4 itDAl OCTOBER 80, 1870
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w B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MID.CITY TERMINALS
14s1f rrourIy service Morning and Eyentne
Retween Annapolis. lsattmore aha
washington and camp Meaie
tWasIington and Gainp. Meade
messengers Change ~ NaEA
Academy Junetion)
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west StreetStation
.4o 5n aao go 30. x71a. $50, 90
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All trains receive er l'schaFJse passeils'fs
a ia,nl points between Annastlis atd
naval Aeudeiny Junction and az l.il
ttnclnT On ssnai.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
6n ZOO. SO $500 fno0 1iNa A N i21aa
fMl 10 $40 stWl. 500 t,ai. aa9
$50. 7ua 800 i1ea T. A., II ~ M
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;rv tielet Offices West Street Sf1felH5
/ Stfp nrmse station. tos!ege AN.iihr H1t,
IElttion street, eHiscl Hall Mtgsltls4
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It.l tlrIeis aAd Information apply FL eiiE
;fv tieaet ofiicra: West street Sf;lfr1ti
S;tfp ntnise station. College AN.nnr Alfsl
El.Hitn Street; tHtNcl HAL Mit5s latsi
IIDfrf.
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WI y. MonpW AEI1. CLERK !.
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published Daily Except Sunday by
- cAIlTAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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AN ORDINANCE

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LOUIS u. HENKFL. JR
Annapolis, Md. Oct 20, 1920
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-07
PRINCESS THEATRE
PROGRAM

Friday, Oct. 9Th, Madge Ken
needy in Strictly Confidential. "
Strictly Confidential" is Madge
Kennedy's best picture! Con-
sidering the phenomenal success
scored by Miss Kennedy's pre-
vious Goldwyn pictures, such as
Through the Wrong Door, !"
Leave it to Susan, /" "A Perfect
Lady" and Friend Husband"
this may seem a broad state
ment. But considered from
every angle of box office appeal,
Strictly Confidential"s is the
most brilliant picture of Miss
Kennedy's career. And when
you see the picture we are
absolutely certain you will agree
with US.
Strictly Confdetial' is a
picture with sure fire appeal. 1t
brims over with spontaneous
comedy. It's interest is sustain
ed from the first flash to the
final fadeout. 1t is surcharged
with heart appeal-the kind
that finds responsive echo in
people of all ages and fancies.
Strictly Confidential" is one
of the snappiest, liveliest come
dies that has ever been flashed
on the screen.
Also Bray's Photograph Car
toon Comedy.
Saturday, Oct. 9th, Lila Lee
in Puppy Love-" a refreshing
Paramount comedy of sweet
sixteen. It's just the sort of
picture you'll like. Also Mutt
and Jeff comedy. Matinee 3:15.
Monday, Oct. 18th, Hidden
Dangers" international News
and "Tootsies and Females" a
Vitagraph comedy.
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, Dorothy
Dalton in Hard Boiled" a
Paramount production by Thos.
H. Ince. 1t is a distinctly "dif-
ferent" type of comedy-drama.
1t is characterized by rapid
action, new situations and
bright, highly, amusing content
matterl The five reels seem like
two, so entertainingly is the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-07
whole presented.

whole presented.
Wednesday, Oct. 18th, Viola
Dana in her latest production,
THE Chorus Girls Romance, =
from the Saturday Evening Post
story Head and Shoulders. +"
Here you have Viola Dana in a
comedy drama that fits her
unique talents as her French
gloves -Milady. It's full of
the joy Of youth, which Miss
Dana embodies as does no other
screen star of the present day.
She is very beloved hoyden
with a sense Of humor that is
delicious She simply romps
through this sprightly and ex-
Vibrating story of the stage and
the college campus.
Thursday, Oct. 14th, George
Walsh in THE Dead Line" a
new tale of love and revenge by
Paul H. Sloane in which action
is the keynote.
The story in this dynamic
drama is laid in the mountains
of Kentucky, famed for feuds
and mooneshine whiskey. Both
products Of that section are
played strongly in the picture,
giving the personality Of George
Walsh, star, ample scope for I'M
usual effects. He fights and
loves and conquers with the
strength Of the strong and the
directness Of an untamed, print
tive nature. Those who have
witnessee showings of THE
Dead Line" are enthusiastic in
their praise.
This Sloane story was directed
for the film by Dell Henderson,
noted for clear-cut productions.
Mr.. Walsh is supported by an
eminently fine cast.
Also Fox News.
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AN ORDINANCE TO REGU-
LATE THE KEEPING OF
HOGS IN THE CITY OF
OKOLONA.

LATE EHE hEEPlNG OF
HOGS IN THE CITY OF
OKOLONA.
Be it ordained by the Council
of the City of Okolona:
That it shall be unlawful for
any persen to keep or cause to
be kept within the limits of the
City of Okolona more than three
hogs within the same enclosure
or on the same premises at the
same time, regardless of the ex-
tent of said premises.
Any enclosure in which any
hog shall be confined in said
City shall contain not less than
one hundred square feet to each
hog contained therein,
Any enclosure in which any
hog is confined shall be kept dry
and in sanitary condition, and
no water shall be allowed to
stand therein, except water
placed in a trough or other con
tainer for drinking purposes
only.
Any person violating this
ordinance, shall, on conviction
be fined not less than five and
not more than two hundred and
fifty dollars, or confined in the
county Jail for not more than
thirty days, or by both fine and
Imprisonment in the discretion
of the Mayor.
That this ordinance be in force
and effect from and after its
passage.
Passed in regular session Sept.
18th, 1920.
T. M. Dean, Mayor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-07
Habitat Constipation Cured
sn IA An 0I nauC

."I.AX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for HabituaI
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for IA to 81 days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. !, Very Pleasant to Take. GOc
per bottle.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-10-07

Here the famous Auction Firm
of FINCH BROTHERS sell land
next Tuesday, THE BATES
FARM, % miles N. E. of Van
Vleet.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-26
HESITATE MOTOR COMPANY, INCoK-
PORATED.

July -. Sept. =. W.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-26
CHARTERS.

ARTICLE VII.-Whenever this CORPORA
ton shall be dissolved. either by Limitation
or other cause. its affairs shall be liqui.
dated under the superintendent of three
OF the stockholders to be appointed by the
stockholders at general meeting convened
for that purpose. after due notice thereof
shall have been mailed to the last known
address of each stakeholder fifteen DAYS
prior to date of said meeting: said com
missioners shall remain in office until the
affairs of said corporation shall have been
fully settled and liquidated in case of the
death of one or more OF said commission
ers, the survivor or survivors shall con-
tinue to act until successor shall be
elected by the stockholders at a special
meeting called for that purpose, after
notice has been mailed to the last known
address of each stakeholder at least three
days prior to date of said meeting.
ARTICLE yIII-No stakeholder shall
ever be held liable or responsible for the
contracts or faults of said corporation. in
any further sum than the unpaid balance
due to the corporation on the shares OF
stock owned by him, nor shall any mere
infOrmality in organization have the effect
of rendering this charter null or exposing
a stakeholder to any liability beyond the
amount Of his stock.
ARTICLE IX.-The following persons
are hereby nominated and constitute the
first Board of Directors to serve until the
first Wednesday of July. 1921, or until
their successors shall have been elected
tO-wit: Henry X. Macleod. SO04 Elm St.
New Orleans, La; Vincent Dugas, 1881
Chippewa St. New Orleans. La; Fred y
Owens. 7l60 West End Blvd, New Or
leans. La.
ARTICLE X.-The persons whose names
are hereuntO subscribed are hereby de-
clared to be the incOrporatOrs of this cor
poration. and have respectively written
their names and address and the amount
of stock subscribed by each of them, so
that this Act of Incorporation may also
serve as the original subscription list OF
the capital stock of the corporation. Thus
done and passed at my office at New Or
leans, La. on the day, month and year
first above written, in the presence OF
Messrs. Alfonso Solanas and Fernand f.
Teissier, competent witnesses, who here
unto sign their names with said appear
ers and me, Notary, after reading of the
whole.
Original signed):
Henry r. Macleod. 1904 Elm St, New
Orleans, La, 200 shares.
Vincent Dugas, 1881 Chippewa St, New
Orleans, La, 80 shares.
Fred N. Owens, 716O West End Blvd,
New Orleans, La, 50 shares.
Witnesses: A. Solanas, +. F. Teissier.
VIM. j. FORMENTO.
Notary Public.
I, the undersigned Recorder of Mort.
cages, In and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of Incorpora-
ton of the Interstate Towing and Liter
age Co., Inc. was this day duly recorded
In my office in Book =, Folio -, on
August -, 1870.
tSigned) EMILE J. LEONARD, ID. r.
a true copy from the original.
w. J. FORMENTO.
Notary Public.
Aug. 18th Sept. 18th.
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CHARTER.

until the affairs of said corporation shall
be fully liVuidated. and in case Of Ia.
death or disability Of one or moro Of said
liquidatOrS. III" survivor or survivors shall
act In his stead
ARTICLE VIII No Stockholdrr shall
ever be- held liahl" or responsible for e."
contracts or faults of this corporation ia
any further sum than III" unpaid h1luur,
du" TO IN" corporation on the shares
owned by such stool holder. nor shall aul
m"r" IuiormalitN ia organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null or of
exposing a stakeholder 10 any liability o..
Nond the extent OF his unpaid stock. %
amy.
Thu, done and passed ar nav office fr
III" city of New Orl.aU~. On rh. G...
month and year first h,rriuahuye written.
IN the presence Of Roy Raymond and liar.
ri"t Spirk"rt. competent witnesses. who
hereunto sign their names together with
me. said Notary. and the said apr.ar,r-
haN" hrr"uutu set opposite their name.
their poStOfficc addresses aud the number
Of shares of this corporation subscribed
,urisiual signatures omitted
g, Witnesses: Roy Raymond. Harriet
Spickert.
\ W. COOPER. Not. Pub.
|. the undersigned Recorder OF Mort
cages in and for tho Parish Of Ur!rs.r.,
stat" Of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the ahov" and foregoing act of iucOrpora-
ton OF IN" National Import X Export
company. Inc WAS this day duly 70.
$40
New Orleans. La. July DIST. 1890.
tSigncdD EMILE J. LEONARD. Dv. Il.
hereby certify III" above and forrgoiu.
10 Do true and correct copy Of the orig
maj charter of National Import Il EN-
port company, Inc. together with the
C"ruticat" Of the Recorder of Mortgages
thereto appended. except the names OF the
subscribers % said act of incorporation.
New Orleans. La, July oath 1920
tScalD
a W. COOPER. Not. Pub
July ~ Sput
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-26
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND RICE EX-
CHANGE.

United States of America, State of Lou.
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. Be it known, that on this. the fiji.
teenth day of the month OF July, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and TWEEN
ty. before me. Charles Rosen, a Notary
Public, duly commissioned and qualified
in and for the Parish of Orleans, therein
residing, and In the presence of the un.
appeared Richard NJ. Murphy, President
and John J. Sheehan, Secretary, of the
Louisiana Sugar and Rice Exchange, q
corporation organized under the laws OF
a Notary Public, on the sixth day OF
March, 1883, recorded in Mortgage office
In this parish, in Book 226, Folio 346, and
amended by Act before the same Notary
gage Office in Book 1853, Folio 73s. who de-
clared that at a meeting of the stockhold-
ers of said corporation held on June 18th
1920, after fifteen l15) days notice. dated
June 10th, 1920, published in the New Or
leans Times Picayune and the Daily States,
two daily newspapers published in the
City of New Orleans, State of Louisiana.
at which were present or represented one
hundred and seventy-two QI2) shares OF
the capital stock Of said corporation, Ar
amended by vote of one hundred and
fifty-one (151 shares In favor thereof as
against twenty -one CID shares against the
adoption thereof, so as to read as follows,
ARTICLE Iv.-The capital stock of said
shall be one hundred thousand
dollars, divided into eight hundred shares
of one hundred and twenty-five dollars
each. which shares shall be paid for, in
full or In installments, for cash, as called
for by the Board OF Directors, who may
from time to time. fix the price at which
shares of stock belonging to the Associa-
ton shall be sold, which price shall in no
case be less than one hundred and twenty
five dollars per share. In case payments
for stock shall be called for in install
ments, any subscriber to the capital stock
who shall fail to pay such installments
within thirty (30) days after the date
fixed for such payment shall forfeit all IN
stallments previously paid. without being
put in default, reserying to the Board OF
Directors the right to enforce collection
of the same by legal process. All eertifi-
Gates of stock shall be signed by the Presi.
dent and Secretary, except that the Board
of Directors may designate other duly
elected officers to perform this duty in
event Of inability Of the President, or Sec
rotary, to act. Holders of certificates of
stock of the par value Of two hundred
fifty dollars, issued prior to the adoption
of this article. shall be entitled to s1-
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CHARTER.

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United States of America, State Of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. Be IL known, that on this six
tenth day of the month Of July, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand nine hun
dred and twenty, and of the Independence
of the United States of America, the one
hundred and forty fourth. before me,
Asahel Walker Cooper, a Notary Public,
duly commissioned and qualified in and
for the city, parish and State aforesaid
therein residing, and in the presence OF
the witnesses hereinafter named and IN
dersigned, personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names are here
unto subscribed, who declared that, avail.
ing themselves Of the provisions of the
laws of this State relative to the forma-
ton and organization of corporations, they