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Victim of Ship Accident Buried

Princess Anne, Md, April 23.-The
funeral of Victor Webster was held yes
terday afternoon at Asbury Methodist
EriScepal Church. Burial was in the
oerhetery adjoining the church. Mr..
Webster was employed at the Baltimore
Dry Docks IN Baltimore and was killed
while at work on ship on Tuesday. He
was a son of the late Joseph S. Webster,
OF Mount Vernon. For many years he was
prominent IN the Democratic party In
this county. He engaged in the mercan-
tile business until about five years ago.
He is survived by bis widow, Mrs. Eva
line Webster; a daughter, Miss Mabel
Webster, OF Mount Vernon, and son.
Barton Webster, of Salisbury. He is
also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Julia
A. Hopkins and Mrs. Emma Webster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN.
To Aid Interchurch Movement Begins
Tomorrow.

The United Financial Campaign Of the
Interchurch World Movement, made up
OF thirty denominations in cooperation
for 1886, TIT ,572, starts tomorrow and
will continue one week.
The campaign will open at on Sunday,
when millions OF church members all over
the United States will pause in whatever
they are doing, for five minutes OF prayer
for the success of the campaign. Immediate
iy after this the various teams which
have undertaken the house to house can
vass will commence their task, which Is
to be completed by the following Sunday.
Throughout the week the progress OF
the drive towards the desired quota VIII
be given out at the churches Of the de-
nominations taking part, and there Will
be other local features.
State Director William G. Montipnani,
is anxious that the three counties in Della
ware will reach their quotas in the sImul-
taneous united community campaign,
which are as follows:
Wilmington, 1856 900; rural New Castle,
$4,000; Kent county, s2s,O00; Sussex
county. S37, 900.
The following are the county directors
and county treasurers; New Castle
county, including Wilmington, Rev. w. q.
Harris, director; treasurer, a.. II. Lindiey;
secretary, Y. NJ. g. A., Wilmington.
Kent county, Rev. Thomas G. Davis,
Milford; treasurer, Thomas Davis, Mil
ford.
Sussex county, director, Rev. William
Gibson; treasurer, G. Rowland Messick.
Last eyeaing at Georgetown n group Of
some Of the leading men met IN the Brick
Hotel and outlined plans for their cam
pagn, all Of them expressing their belief
that Sussex county would reach its quota.
At Milford, Thursday evening, a group
met in the Windsor Hotel and organized
and the hope was expressed that Kent
county also should make n good showing.
Enthusiasm is steadily rising, and it is
hoped that all forces will throw them
selves into the campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
CLUB AT HOCKESSIN.
Organized by Young People of M. f.
Church at Parsnnada

The young people of Hockessin NJ. T..
Church met in the parsonage on Wednes-
day evening, April 81, and organized a
young peoples club. The club viii take a
prominent part in social activities and
religious life of the young peoples COM
munity. The following officers were elected
President, Anna Collins; vice-president
Margaret McVaugh; secretary, Florence
Corrie; Treasurer, Helen Collins
Social committee, Mrs. Ethel Collins,
Mrs. Maragret Collins, Mrs. Sadie Bon
sall,.
Mercy and Relief, Mrs. Anna Gebhart,
Lorraine Pierson, Helen Collins,
Athletics, Henry McVaugh. James
Collins, Robert Walker, Randolph Nc
Waugh.
Religious, Mary /. Gebhart, Mrs
Alice Dennison, Florence Corrie.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
IEiMANUEIs.

1mmsnuel p. +. Church, Seventeenth
and Riverview avenue Rev Charles W.
Clash, rector. Holy communion, 745 n.
M; church school, GAS; morning prayer
and sermon, II; evening prayer and ser
mon, 7.45.
ST. JOHNS.
st. Johns p. f. Church, Concord
avenue and Market street, Rev. Alban
Richey, ID. D., rector. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the rector at ii
o'clock; by the curate at 7.45; Sunday
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours. Serylces-7.30 A. m, holy
communion: Gas, church school; IL,
morning service and sermon; 7.45, evening
service and sermon. Services by old time.
ST. ANDREWS.
ST Andrews Church, Shipley and
Eighth streets, Rev. Richard W Trapnell,
rector, Holy communion. 8; Bible class
and Sunday school at 9,45; morning
prayer and sermon at ii.
st. Matthews Chapel, Shipley and
Eighth streets, Rev Richard W. Trapnell
in charge. Sunday school at ?; evening
prayer and sermon at 5. All hours an
nounced are in accord with the new time
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, Rev. Edmund Stevens
rector Holy communion, 7.30 a. m;
morning PRAYER, sermon and baptism at
10.45. Subject, What is Mission?'
Victory Guild, Z p. m; evening prayer and
sermon, 7.45; Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
OLD swEDEs.
Old Swedes p Z. Church, Seventh and
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell vicar.
Holy communion, S a. M; morning
prayer and sermon, 1890; Sunday school,
$50; evening prayer and sermon, 7.30.
TRINITY.
At Trinity Church, corner of Delaware
avenue and Adams street, Rev. Frederick
NJ. Kirkus, rector, the services tomorrow
will be as follows: Holy communion at
7.30 a. H., Sunday school at $50 "a. M,
morning prayer and sermon at IL, even
ing prayer and sermon at 7.45. Rev. L. NJ.
Kirkus will preach in the morning and
Rev Alfred Lee Jones in the evening.
Trinity Church will put all clocks for
ward one hour at midnight on tonight.
All services on Sunday win be held by
Wilmington time: 7.30 and II a. m, and
z Asp m. or by Federal (standard) time
$50 and 10 a. N. and Gas p. IN.
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.FIFTy-S|X ACCIDENTS
HERE IN A WEEK
OF This Number--24 Were Motor
Mishaps, in Which Ten Per
sons Were Hurt.

Automobile accidents continue to lead
All the rest in the weekly reports of the
statistics committee Of the Delaware
safety Council For the week ending
April 10. 1920, there were % automobile
accidents in the State, of which "a were
in Wilmington. Ten persons, of whom
six were children, were hurt in automo-
bile accidents in Wilmington. Industrial
accidents were small in number, amount
ing to only four. In all there were SO
accidents IN the city of Wilmington, and
nine in sections of the State outside of
Wilmington.
The following table gives the number
and kind of accidents
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72c-CANDY SPECIALS-72c.

Chocolate-covered tempting fruits in
cream. Each box contains cherries, raisins,
crushed pineapples and peach. Special
weekend price, " cents the pound.
Lucia assorted chocolates, ~ cents the
pound box
Full assortment of Liggett's Guth and
Page & Shaw's confeetions.
Danforth 5 Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets-Adv.
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LUTHERAN.
sT. STEPHENS.

st. Stephen Lutheran Church, Tatnall
street near Seventh, Rev. Frederic Doerr
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject. 1890,
Gan Unchristian Expectance;" 7.30,
"Man Without the Precious Gift" Sun
day school at 1918.
HOLY TRINITY.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-
cord avenue and Twenty-third street,
Rev. Milton II. Stine, ID. d., pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve-
ming by the pastor. Subject, 1890, differ
ent Forms of the Power of God" 7.30,
"Gleanings from the Life of Ruth" Sun
day school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
easier TO Attend Convention.

Irving c. easier, director Of singing
for the Community Service, will sing in
Epworth VI f. Church tomorrow night.
Mr.. easier leaves for Chicago, next week,
to be away for month, at a convention
Of musical directors.
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Farewell Message.

Sarah Coke who leaves for India on
mission work. the first week in May, viii
make farewell address at the Penteoos-
tai church on tomorrow morning.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YrHST.

First Seventh Day Adventists Church,
1904 Howland street, Rev. l.. +. Collier,
pastor. Preaching Saturday morning and
Sunday evening. 745, subject, "Do the
Dead Come Back TO Us?" Sabbath
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
PROGRESSIVE spiRITUALrsTs.
Service Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock
at the First Progressive Spiritualitst s
Church, Pythian Castle Hall, COG West
street Service conducted by Mrs Ellen
Golf, messages by Mrs. DE Lancy of
Philadelphia.
ST. LuKE's
st. Lukes Reformed Episcopal ChuIch,
Monroe and Eighth streets, Rev. William
Larmming, rector. Morning prayer and
sermon at 1045 Sunday school at 2,
evening prayer and sermon at 80.
THE NEW CHURCH.
Worship will be held at the New Church.
Pennsylvania avenue and Broome street,
at 1045 a. m, Rev. Geo. Henry Dole,
pastor. Subject of Whe sermon, "Worldi-
ness and Spirituality"
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. Park
lace anu Nail1ufbn street, Will nbtn fSKu~
lar services as follows: Sunday morning
at ii and Sunday evening ats The sub
iect for the lesson-sermon is Probation
After Death" The Sunday school con-
venos at III Sunday morning.
FIRST UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church, West above
Ninth street, Rev. W 4. Nrooman. pas
tor, Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor. Subject l0.45, "Atoncment and
Forgiveness"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
Bible Students.

NJ. r. Schoonmaker viii speak on the
subject. "The Church, true and false, "
on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. Hall 907 Tatnall street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
SoIoist at Newark Church.

Mrs. William S. Hagans of kennett
So1are will be the soloist in the First
Presbyterian Church at Newark tomorrow
morning and evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST.
First NJ p Church, Seventh street,
below Walnut, Rev. W. H. Hodges,
pastor, viii preach at 1045 and 7.45.
Bible school at 2.15, Y. P. S. c. L. prayer
service at 6.45.
NEW 81. +.
New NJ p Church, Jr. o. Z. a. Nj.
Hall, Rev Leonard b. Smith, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning by pastor.
Subject, 10.45 a. M, "Our Wilmington
Task. Sunday school .9.45 a. ~.
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You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24

Emmanuel P. f. Church, Seventeenth
and Riverview avenue, Rev. Charles w
Clash, rector Holy communion, 7.45 a.
M; church school, GAS; morning prayer
and sermon, II; evening prayer and ser
mon. 7.45.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
COMMITTEE FOR
MASONIC DRIVE
IS MADE PUBLIC
Twelve Persons VII Assist Durham
IN directing Financial
campaign,

Announcement Of the names at the
captains aud liouleuaHts that will 49,.
alti y T. Durham, general chairman
of lhr campaign Ia be- held Tor funds
for 40" proposed Masonic temple. was
uudo late Yesterday hy Frank WINK
lur master of Amarillo lodge 30
i.i.
1lbp ON Tho general committee
.. q z Muggird, a. ~ pilimau
y d, 'umisun, g. " failor u. !.
llrii lothian " ~ neGmssi, u. T.
'ur,rllH \ q Mood ! " sherman
Ilt,v thlaum q \ Curlnnlor and
~ S. nnNlH These m 20 probably
100 1",i one dry this N.rk, ana dr
tails nf the rumpnlrnN organization
VIII ho explained.
n ls planned 10 appoint s,A of the
foregoing mentioned persons Hs cap
t.ius ~ nu IN charge at toama The
other IA viii be- named Lieutenant.
ana viii w',sl Inc cnpiins ln commit
tea WORK
/ AZ thH meeting Ia be- held shortly
Co. tnrlhndor who Is largely &c.
uor .nlr Tor the suggesting Ut th.
.pHwiuIru. viii be- present and explain
dItult II al organization dctlli
u., ,pmpiotod this week the finan
.uU Duraipn probably viii brHi
.u.ti week.,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30

fOr ihD erection Dl bmdlng ht
mHmbnfH ~ ~ CONGREGATION.
II ~ beloved iiu n Do fOI lufr
lhla }orf ~ dO much of wrruH.
utni nnlnrr Hlpnp uu sItu0tlDh iInrI
ihpinfnrr u hI. bprn aupforfod ihii
pustlblV lhrr. fnrt ppld 10. uYoi
lnr BIZ m,riinF ~ h. tnl pub
nhl7 during nfH june 'lhIt WuUuv
probably would lHai tram i,n intI
~ lhira Wr'ha Hnd n lH b.li,,rd
would be- attended hf ihruaiud
ll0Wrfof unOihrr yI0Np0lnl b..
boon Hngrfi"d lHd ihHi ia ihli ihrro
should w. Hom"ihins uoirg dIfIrr
The onlin summon foHHpu ui tha
grounds n N.a HtpHd ihai 70 Nuuld
w. hriiof w nIti lipOua .ufIDH
rNVY funDHy 10 The runiUnH. lnl .i
lhr prrhnnH Who de- lro ur emporium
iii 10 rpl lIiil' riuaor ~ ruiur
have NOS NJ ihn DIS fur ln,tWp IL
wnH pointed uul ihuf ponlrInH
'puld goo ~. o. nIflf u llr m,nluF
ihm ilnH could be- held puf Iili
SUNDAY school a. 70 religious rrwI,,
aud ilon ihn' rould enjoy th,m
.olr"H iho balance NJ The dpy.
Amunr tentative plurs fur utki
inhr ro lhr erection NJ IL W,pun
inbrulrln lnnhln ~ puiiuF man,
hundred prifuUH
Tho elNh HrnundH prn declared al
hr unusually uut} stream ram
for approximately 1870 ullOI ihuupl
The prun"Il, CON .iHrIu tnn ,uud
wlrrH Tho .luirhl M unD m,
N" stream Dr. about one milo lnou
lowers declare lhpi iho urh.ug u
iN,. riimw W u" good 1901 lhrun la q
the Panhandle
Two concrete dIu hold lu,. Co.,
flood Nil"r Hui lnHin plnuly oI
NHiUr fur fulmWlu uuuUr a.
.uWWnr months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
BIG CROWDS HEAR
REV. CUTHRELL At
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
~ NiDiIiuN~ ~ sLilNni'S N y.
DINO lIis, - IN.
slI1S" TONIGHT

TWrntY.Wt additions SUNDAY
marked thn frtuliH hoe numbers col tFr
Hnrirn NJ meetings being conducted li
ihn firh Christian church ~ liov
Ooufgu 4 ruihrll. NJ sherman IN
collaboration with the pastor ltrN
Efnrhi Mnbluy iiIH cfoNdi az earn
~ Listeners li both iho mufnlug and
and evening a'nipp kuHdui aud
AGAIN NJ The forYiou last night proved
~ equally dpfinilu manner lhr hold
when thlh evangelist and hls c0.Wuf.
hers have taken un the people ui tho
community
Who're Wlll you Spend i,lnrulY To-
Wa The question Wllch the oylurul.
iai made NE subject uf his sermon
Fuulpi nlrhi The hriofnoH oi hu.
man lfr, The Ions, long rail- Ut years
1000 Wn know ihpm ~ human lnul
'fuyol M the speakers discourse 10
iuru biz hour'H minds nn The lllllo
nan Whirh they might call their
human livoH,
TtoWpndnnuiy important ora ihIH
life 49, the speaker declared o. lm.
puiinnrr roe unlY A. emphasize pa.
commence NJ decision Tor the eternity
beside which all iimu ia, In The word
ul the scriptures, bat the closing MI
Iun rirluah Ariliu inc Joys OF hrl,.
/ ~ uu The Onu hand M, speaker pic
iuloi the utter horror Wh,rh newt.
ably mll ~ the loal ul Who's who dn
MOI make lho rirht decision un lhIa
NE.
rim na u Wiluos OF christ WI
'hn central thomp uf lhn rrmln
which Interested bIR NDndaI ulru
crowd lnai ulRhi AZ the plo.u uf llo
aurt .cu ono mnu made The comics s.nn
lur with The church con .ldW
ihip nlrrut attached lee the uIHHr
u,U after the otoninH service uf
. Ihn ordinance NJ baptism
Congregational .uH.nr Wdt lhn
Iwlumh'p of q e. NprWS continues
40 uld much tu lhu .pri' of lhu ."'.
tlrr'.
TuuIrhl ne lhlort uf tine soryI.o
IN "lloaulia" rho service rnmpnp'H
promptly ~ asa O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
TWO DOZEN CANDIDATES
INITIATED INTO ELKS

TWENTY rou candidate WrtH iri-
tiatcd ana -s application Ter meme
hrrhip Wrro received 100 lhr luHt
m,otrg 81 the uull Nur eft An
arlllo Lodge 40. 093, u, T., q, Elks.
pcd Inst uphl IN th, ,lul rooms. II,
addition one candidate u u Nnd.
cls va initiated tor the fnrl Worth
Lodge
IA, 20 candidates mlpt"d rrr.
" G. Mlrd. u N collins, /. r. Wit
aon. y. Il. uuluold. n. g pl,H u
j Stallinrs A. Frank i \ Mon
turur T. a. luoNrF ! n Russell,
". e. oliver 4. q Elirdro. T. a.
nuvit. I A. Cuuhum 90 T. .lou,rI
win Duke, I. e. tcuuur N "
hyiu. T. W Quinlnn G. l. nlunNou.
hin. g. n T. MACK George Eng
man nnd ~ VI, campbell
Officers fur the coming Nu1r viii
hr In stalled 80 tho mcotinr ui the
lnder neat Monday might
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
NEuRALClC PAINS
Give Way 60 Soothing hamils's
Wizard oil

hamlins Wizard Oh Is a safe and
eNcctV, treatment for haadache and
aCuiahia Rubbed IN where the pain
"a, % acts az tonic 10 the tortured
nerves aud Alinos, Invariably bring,
quick feilci
la he,ilng, antisep,e qualities can
a'"Ays DE relied upon 20 prevent in-
lection, az other serious results, from
tptalus, bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stings Just as good, too, Tor
sore feet, ttif neck, frost bites, cold
sores and canker sores
Get Il from druggists Tor 20 ctnts.
u not satishcd return the Bottle and
get your none back
Ever eons,ipa,ed or have sleh
headaehele lus, try Wizard Liyes
Whips pleaSan, little piak piils u
tsntA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove II

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablet the sub.
stitulc Tor calomcl, act gently ON the
bowels and positively do the work
People afflicted with bad lrcalh ind
quick relief through IN Edwards olive
Tablets The pleasant, sugar coated
tablets are taken Tor bad breath by
lll who know them,
IN Edwards Olive Tablets at gen.
tly but trmly ON the boNts and liver.
stimulating them a. natural action,
clearing the hlood and gently purifying
the entire system They du that which
dangerous CllumCl dos without any
ul the bad after effects
All the hcnthts Of nasty dthunng,
gripping Ca,hlfliCs aig d,nycd from
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets without
miplnr, panor ans dlMrutablt effects
Dr I. NJ, Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen Year " lmt.
ucc among patients afflicted With
bowel and liver complaint, With the
attendant lad breath
Olive Tablets aW purely vegetable
compound miHpl With olive ul. son
wU lulW Uwu hy th.ig olive ou'uL
Take Ua 90 tW0 every utht ,u q week
AMI note IT, elect lW cal 1c,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
SALE Of CANYON CLUB GROUNDS
To PANHANDLE BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
MAY Be COMPLETED THERE TODAY

Rapid completion Of che ~. pi
3bli nrfrp NJ ground ihinn mllnt
northwest Ul Canyon 10 ihp ihB.
handle Baptist Assembly depend
upOn the action Of the board ~ III
rorlOiH ~ The canyon Country rlub
~ u special meeting lhH morning
The Canyon riub mHll 700 nlHuiuu
yesterday afternoon rad Oul col lhH
~ mombor ~ yulnd fur No. pre-
posed sale aud g against "
Rev u r. fr0unhnfF o. IHHlnr pi
the CANON BAPTIST rhuuh hr "
W virgin uf the lurll fIfH impi'u
church und rev " T. UWhH M ui
Tabernacle baptist church nfr lu %
rommlil,o ~ negotiate IN, Hrlr Thr
amount ,or with lhr grouud. ur
~ b. sold hHH been nHru,d lpuu l.
tG,s20, II " understood
II " 'Apurlod lhNi u mrnllhg u
the dlirrlOr ~ The pHuhlullH iab
llHi Assembly consisting ul about 10
lorsOns Win meet ln Amarillo un.
Monday AMI uiln d"illlir plhuH 90
regard l0 The grounds
Durlnr The rpr0nl ,DnYrnli'u ~
The Panhandle ronrhnH hHpuuluu
~ Canyon, FlioiHl p.ullH ml.ln lU
inspection trim ut the ground
AIMING There who vent Hwu lr
VIRGIN, President T. a. AlHuld pl
Wnyhnd C0llrgI pluuVnW, Row.
frOnnhnrgor " n falp. of lhf
Hoard NJ Cll, pnNolopmrni 81 im'
lime Rev rtunuhUrpnr 0r0lu in
favor uf forming % urpurilmu upl.
lnliYod puwblS ~ 500 uOu. ult u.
rlgn the up'h ~ dili'wnl 'hurUuI
~ the Panhandle
~ hrlloiu. That Hlrb % u.ru.H
lion M lhi would hH READILY tlon
up by lpru Panhandle lWpFi#
Each church " 10 do..ruo. pu. .bll
,uuld be- UIslnuDd certain 'uuuIun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-30
LITTLE DECLARES
GETTING SUPPLIES
IS HARD TASK
N lI1lln ~ 1nnlIN6rn ~
iiEiNIlS niillCllflls ~,
INu tN,ul NIll,l,n

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Inv encountered b, lho nmnGWut
NJ the Amarillo uls Company 900.
The ranmrdlc rlpullm rumpur, n
Ferminp d,liNery,ut materials I. 49,
dictated IN ltltr WcrlNrd from
perry \ Little plr lduul ct tho iNu
handle ripullno tpmpouN hy lhuu
a. ftolmrrr ~, commissioners
part at which follows
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have been an occasional WAinu.
lhouphl hs ln when tho rillf,ns ol
Amarillo VIII De- served Win natural
ras Rumunlulng lhal lnu haNH
verified our weight and measure u
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Hltupilon
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the past iNpuN i've Nvss have tUrn
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NEW PLAN FOR ISSUING
BUILDING CARS WILL
CO INTO EFFECT SOON

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The herald., 1920-06-17
CHARTER OF ASSOCIATED RICE
MILLERS OF AMERICA. INC.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Orleans.
City of New Orleans. Be it known that
on this nineteenth day Of May, in the
year one thousand. nine hundred and
twenty, before me, William Waller Young.
a notary public, in and Tor the parish
of Orleans, state of Louisiana. duly COM
misSioned and qualified. and in the pres
ence of the witnesses hereinafter named
ana undersigned, personally came and APP
peared the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed all above the
full age of majority, who severally de-
CARED, that ayailing themselves of the
laws of the state of Louisiana, and es-
pecially the laws relarive 70 the organi-
cation of corporations, they have cove
nanted and agreed to bind form and CON
stitute themselves, as well as all such
other persons as may hereafter Join or
become associated with them, into a cor
poratiOn and body polite in law. for the
objects and purposes and under the ar
tlcles, agreements and stipulations follow
ing to-wit:
ARTICLE THE name style and title
or this corporation shall be Associated Rice
Millers of America, Inc, and, under that
name. ii shall have and enjoy all the
rights, advantages. and privileges granted
by law to corporations, and shall exist for
the 1uIl term and period of ninety nine
years from this day. II shan have power
10 contract, sue and be sued to make and
use a corporate seal, and the same to alter
ana oreak at pleasure: to hold receive
lease. purchase, sell and convey, as well
as mortgage, hypothecate and pledge