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GHOULS PREY
ON MOURNERS

iUN Associated PFeaHD
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1&-Charges
by relatives of American soldiers
buried in France that undertakers
and others were attempting to com
mercialize their grief in connection
with the movement to have bodies
brought home were presented to the
senate today by Senator Thomas.
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--)O@
JUG0 SLAVS CLAIM
LARGE SLICE LAND


ROME, Jan i3.-Giornale D'ltalia
says JugoSlayia representatives In
Paris insist on annexation to Jugo'
slav,a Of eastern lstria, Fiume, Dal'
malta DaImatian Islands and north
su Albania. opposing even the crea.
zion Of the Independent state Of
Flme.
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j. 5. GIVES Up
Claim TO SHIPS
nv An.nrinteA Trsus,

PARIS. Jan Is In the supreme
council today Hugh Wallace, Amer
lean ambassador, raised the question
whether the council intended to
maintain the percentages previously
adopted for distribution among the
allies and associated powers Of war.
ship tonnage given up by Germany
Receiving no a4twer in the affirm
atiye Ambassador Wallace informed
the council that the United States
in that case waived its claim to
any part of the tonnage.
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HARRY NEWS CASE
MAY CLOSE TO-DAY

'hf Assestatsa Premss
los ANGELES Jan i3 Counsel
iar rae defense IN the case of Harry
Naa charged With the murder o.
ffeia Lesser. have spseded the
t'as.ag Arguments and il l. indt
oist TIE ease might reach The iuu
tdsy
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STOP BUILDING
DREADNAUGHTS


tBy Associated Pressl
PARIS, Jan. 13.-Steps were taken
by the cabinet today to stop the
construction Of five dreadnaughts OF
the Normandie class laid down just
before the war, but never completed
Finance Minister Klotz was author
lied to. introduce a bill for this pur-
pose.
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PEACE RATIFICATION
CAUSE CONFERENCE

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Na M kHE saft
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The Boyle administration has been
split wide open by a sensation that
promises TO hecome d huge scandal
following BoyIos action with the
state highway commission. The at
tJtudo of the retiring democrats is
fully sci forth in the accompanying
letter from George X. Elder for
merIy of Goldreld. a Texas demo
.rat and a man who has always
Welded unswerying aregiance to the
democratic state and national ad-
miuisration.
The story is told by the Gazette
in the accompanying article:
Following the removal by Cover
nor BOYLE of w b Alexander as a
director of the state department OF
highways George X. Elder yesterday
mailed to the governor a letter of
resignation from the same depart
ment. the resignation to take effect
Immediately In his letter to Gov
prnor Boyle reasons for his action
are set ont in detail by Elder and
the stand of himself and Alexander
in establishing the Reno-Carson road
on the east side Of Washoe lake
Justified
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THIRTEEN UNLUCKY
FOR A VILLA BAND

{ Hy Associated PresAD
= aqua PRlETA, Mexico, Jan. .
. 13.-Word reaching here today .
. through military channels stat =
= ed that thirteen members Of a =
. roaming Villa band were exc =
= cuted by General Gonzales, =
. south Of ures, Sunday night. .
, . = . = = = = = = . =
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Of
AMERICANS IN
MEXICO JAILED

ny NssOCInted PressJ
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 13.-Three
persons alleged to be assassins Of
Earl Boles and f. Roney, American
oil men killed near Fort Lobos,
have been arrested, according to
report from Colonel Sorozco, chief
of operations in the Tampico dis
trict.
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STRIKE.
At AUSTIN.
CONFIRMED.
AUSTIN, NEV., Jan. 10.

Special to The Bonanza.
J H. Ingram has cut the ore at
Birch Greek with the full face of
the drift in high grade milling ore.
Three to twelve inches will run into
the thousands. This makes perpa.
nent the big strike of last summer
which only remained to be confirmed
by deep development Birch Greek
is now on the map and those who
made locations there before the
snow stopped operations, will be
ready to go ahead as soon as the
roads and trails open in the next
sixty days.
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COST MARKING
NOT SUSTAINED

nv NsHOCInIeU IreHsI
HELENA, Jan. 13.-Judge George
Bourquin in the federal court grant
ed an injunction today against the
Montana trade commission halting
operation of the order which would
compel retail dealers to mark the
cost price upon goods offered for
sale in this state.
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EaFHH EFHaaf
" "AalitN0fON Jan - "a pr
tha e ne Ameflean stpeailoaafy
@ h slhsfa wnl te withdrawu
@ tsfsb
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DE EMPSE I
CALLED A
5 SLAC E R

'By AssOcIsted Z reEsD
FORT WAYNE, Jan. 13.-Con.
demning Jack Dempsey as an unfit
representative of American athletes,
Fort Wayne post of the American
Legion. unanimously passed a resolu-
tion declaring opposition to his de-
Tending the championship title for
America.
tBy Associated PressJ
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 13.-Con-
demnation of the war record of
Jack Dempsey was voiced in a reso-
luton unanimously adopted by the
American Legion post here. The
resolution contained appreciation OF
the war record of Georges Carpen.
tier
(By Associated Press1
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l3.-Various
posts of the American Legion are
acting independently of the national
organization in condemning Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion, on
his war record, according to informa-
tion given out here today.
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Tonight and Wednesday, Fair;
Continued Cold.
The herald., 1920-02-19

En-
United States Of America, State of Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans. City Of New Or
leans Be Il known. That on this day.
the fifteenth Of the month Of january. In
the year Of Our Lord, one thousand, nine
aenee Of the United States Of
the one hundred and forty-fourth. before
me, Bussiere Rouen, Notary Public In
and for the Parish OF Orleans. State Of
anaIified and in the presence Of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and Undersigned
personally came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hereunto SUD-
scribed. all Of the age of majority and res
idents Of New Orleans. who declared that,
availing themselves Of the laws Of the
State Of Louisiana and especially the laws
relative to the organization OF corpora
tons. they have covenanted and agreed 20
bind and constitute themselves. as well
as all such other persons as may hereafter
become associated with them. into a cor
poration and body polite in law. for the
objects and purposes and under the stipu-
ARTICLE 1.-THE name. style and title
of the corporation shall be Knott Auto
mobile and Machine Company, lncorpor-
ated. and under that name 1t shall have
privileges granted by law to corporations:
and shall exist for the full term and period
Of ninety nine tA9) years from the date
hereof. It shall laye power 70 contract
porafe seal and the same to alter at pleas
ure: to hold reeaive. lease. purchase. sell
and convey, as well as mortgage. hypothe..
cate and pledge, property. real, pefsonal
and mixed, corporal and incorporeal: to
name ard appoint such managers diree-
tors, officers and agents and other en-
pioyees as its interests and convenience
may reQuirea to make and establish. a.
VEL as st snd amend ss .n from sl%a g
as may be Necessary for the proper man.
agement ana government Of the Affairs Of
the corporation.
The herald., 1920-02-19
CHARTER OF THE UNION TAILOR
ING COMPANY. INC.

STATE of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans,
City Of New Orleans. Re 1t known that
on this twenty second day of January, In
twenty before me, William Waller Young.
a Notary Public, In and for the Parish
OF Orleans State Of Louisiana. duly COM
missioned and qualified, and In the pres,
ence Of the witnesses hsreinafter named
reared the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed. all above the fun
age OF majority. who seyerally declared
that awaiting themselves Of the laws or
laws relative to the organization Of cor,
pereed to bind form and constitute them
selves. as wen as all such other persons
az may hereafter join or become asso,
So sis' polite In kw. for the objects and
purnoses and under the articles, agree
nents and stipnlationS ferow1ng, to-wif
ARTICLE 1.-The name style and title
Of this corporation shall os linen mSe, I nat
name. It shall have .anl enjoy all the
rights. advantages and privileges Eranteo
by law to corporations and shall exist for
the mn fern and period Of ninety .n1ns
70 contract sue and be sued to make and
use Z corporate seal, md the same to
alter and break at pleasure: to hold, re-
ceive, lease. purchase, sell and convey as
well as mortease. hypothecate and pledge
poresi and incofporeal; to name and APP
poinf such managers. directors, onicers'
agents and Other employees az rs inter
ct and convenience may require. ana te
mske sad estsSiisA: g wen e s' S1.,s~ na
ruIss and regulAtlens "A may be neces-
my ana expedieat for the pfopef man
aecnenf ana eoyernment q the afkAirs o.
said coEDenueo- 8
The herald., 1920-02-19
CHARTER OF THE DICKSON WATER
PROOFING COMPANY. INC.

United States of America. State of Louis
lana. Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Or
leans. Be IL known, that on this 9th day
Of the month Of January. in the year Of
Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty before me. Henry George Mccall.
q Notary Public, duly commissioned and
aforesaid, therein residing. and in the
presence Of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared the persons whose names
elared that. ayailing themselves Of the
provisions Of the laws of this State rela-
tive to the organization OF corporations,
they have contracted. covenanted and
agreed to bind, form and constitute them
selves. and do hereby 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
ticles. @agreemenis and stipuiations fol-
lowing to-wif
ARTICLE THE name and style Of
this seorpention shall be the Dickson
that name II shah have and enjoy all the
rights advantages and privileges granted
by law to corporations. and shall exist
for the period of ninety-nine years from
sue and be sued !; to make aRd use cor
porate seal. and the same to break and
alter ut pleasure; to hold. receive. lease.
reclaim. purchase ana convey, rs well as
mortgage. hypothecate and pledge prop
erty. both real and personal; to issue
bends- notes and ofher obligations or
negotiable Instruments; to name and APP
point such managers. directors. officers
agents and other employees: as the inter
est and convenience Of said corporation
MAJ require or demand; to make and es-
tablish such bylaws. frles and regula-
tons for the mana cement and control Of
its business and affairs as may be deemed
necessary or expedient. and the same "a
change and alter at pleasure; and TO do
all acts and things necessary and prope,
said corporation.
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile Of said cor
poration Is hereby fixed In the City oi
New Orleans. in this State. All citations
and other. legal process shall be served on
the President: ana, n MS absence, On M ,,
both. IN the Secretary Of Sthe corpora
ARTICLE IrL-The objects and pur'
poses for which this corporation Il organ
lied and the nature Of the bustness to b
The herald., 1920-02-19
Jan. 15-Feb. 1,
CHARTER OF THE AUTOMATIC REG
lister SALES COMPANY. INC.

United States of America State of Louis-
lana. Parish Of Orleans. City of New Or
day of the month Of January, in the year
of our Lord. one thou sand. nine hundred
and twenty: before me. Henry George
Mccall notary public. duly commission
and State aforesaid, therein residing. and
In the presence OF the Witnessed herein
after named and undersigned, personally
names are hereunto subscribed. who sew
orally declared that awaiting themselves
Of the provisions of the laws Of this
ne to ne
nanted and agreed TO bind. form and
constitute Themselves. and 40 hereby bind.
form. and constitute themselves, rs wei as
join ar became sseociataS With thor, int
corporstion and bodv no,,t,c ~ ss,, As ~
the objects and nnrncss. ana nnde, shs a.
i iaclss, agrse1nents and stipuiations fol-
ARTICLE ITha name ara .t~,. 90
this corporation shall he ths AntSmatic
Register Sales Company. Inc. fof Louis
and enioy ali the rIehfs sarsrfsres ana
nrivfIece: yra,taS ~ Ia. ~ cn-ncrat,cns
and shall exist for The naryoS ~ n;netvs
nine years from this day. II shall have
make ana nsa n corncrsta sesI ana ths
same 70 hrest ana arser e. H.. s 1nn nv te
hold, receive lease reclaim. pprchase and
and hedge nron az o hash ypo Od cae
sonal: TO issue bonds notes and otber
Obligations or necofish,e insfruments. -
name and anpoinf snch msnsSars ds,.c,
tors. officers egants and oSher emn,ovss.
as the inferesf and ccuyensarce ~ $40
corporation NAV reouire or demand "a
make and esfa6lish snch bvsisws rp,es
and reguIations for the mana cament and
control of its business and aSfsirs ne nav
be deemed necessary or expedient ana
the same to change and alter at pleasure:
and TO do All acts ana Times necesssrv
and nroner 70 cervv cnt 1haS chfscts ~
purposes of said corporstion. a''
ARTICLE 1.-The domicjIe of said cor.
New orleans. in fhis State All citst,sn
nnd other legal procrss shalI he served
on the president. rad. In his absence. on
ARTiCI'E TIT The nhiecss ana NM
noses for which this corncrst,on a. a.
The herald., 1920-02-19
CHARTER OF THE KNOTT AUTOMO-
BILE AND MACHINE COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.

Jan. 29-Feb 5-Mch. 4.
The herald., 1920-02-19
uARTks OF THE PAN AMERICAN
BAKERIEs CO.. INC.


~ q Louisiana, Parish Of Orleans.
~ = New Orleans. BE IL known, that
~ seventh day OF January, nineteen
W1I1 and twenty, before me, Charles
1l1au. . notary public for the Parish
1uns and City OF New Orleans, state
AD1siAna, duly commissioned and
o1o1. and In the presence Of the wit
- eefelnafter named and undersigned.
lily came and appeared the sew
DcRsons whose names are hereunto
D1eds who severally declared that,
Themselves of the provisions OF
+ D11eF1l laws Of the State Of Louisiana
NJ for the organization Of corpora
and especially Act 267 Of the Acts
~ tAey have covenanted and agreed
a "a ~ these presents, covenant, agree
~ toemaelves. as well rs all such
% may hereafter become aseoci-
wa them, to form and constitute Q
!I1fio1 and body polite In law, and
- ~ they state the following mat
- th1ngs, and execute and adopt
Rticles Of incorporation, as follows.
A13IcLE 1.-The name Of said corpo-
I. 4. nan be Pan American Bakeries
lcLB 1.-THE purposes for which
yy1ten - formed are: to carry
Qe1efy Business In all its branches.
- Barker System Of Bakeries, IN
- q Louisiana or elsewhere; to
I'll privileges TO operate under
~ Syseen Of Bakeries, and to do
- en- ether acts and things neces-
/. ~ $50 70 accomplish the objects
kelysoes and TO successfully carry ON
oe1aness 81 said corporation.
90 II-The amount Of the capi-
r. I'D corporation shall be forty
ooIlafs $40. 000.00) all Of which
csunoa stock and none OF which
- prufsrrea stock.
I'LL V.-The amount to which thN
ss9ck - said corporation may be
Ss. J. s1au BE one hundred>shoussnd
s. +. <l1o4eool.
E v.-The number Of shares Of
<<{ e9ptel stock Of forty thous-
s. ~ 10000 Of said corpora
~ eoaset shall be four hundred
F 49, g ne par value Of one hun
49, U1yooo) per share, the shares
skemuon 10 remain at one hun
~ tyzeoo0) In the event Of the
g &<5-- ~ capital stock of said cor
= seAd forty thousand dollars
- - u-rhe location Of the domi.
- - Sosporation shall be In the
lans, In the Parish Of Or
49, 94te OF Louisiana.
~ - While period of duration
~ @e1on shall be one hundred
$ - = -. I4lI-rhe number Of direc-
s - epofation shall be six. The
8 a ccrporation shall be those
~ 49, <yshw. and such other off,
~ provided for by the by
and post office adj
elrectors OF said corpora
e1ected TO serve for the
Ss<il their successors are
s W >13ed shall be a. follows.
& q g! r. ~. =. Smith. Birmingham,
= u - u. New Orleans. La,
4 N -. ,sengs New Orleans, La.
An. Ah- with Bernard
IN. Ala. rs president (;
Nev Orleans, La. as fIrsf
en9 7. Bum. New Or
sics president; Sterling
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MAY NOT OBJECT TO
CARRYING OF TURKEY
Washington's Concern Is That
Equal Opportunities BE
Retained.
AWAITS HARDING POLICY
Report on Armenian Boundary
Soon TO BE Presented
to Wilson.
BIZ me Associated Press.


WAsHlNoToN, Nov. 9.--State Depart
inent officers are giving careful study to
the tripartite agreement concluded be-
tween Great Britain, France and italy
for the creation OF spheres OF influence
in Turkey, but II war stated to-day that
any objections that the American Gov
eminent might have TO the agreement
had not yet reached the formative stage.
The question about which the State
Department has been most concerned,
officials said, was whether the provisions
OF the treaty violated in any way the
principle or equal commercial and eco
nomc opportunities TO all nations in
Turkey, enunciated by the American
Government in its note on the Turkish
settlement communicated to the allied
governments last March.
Some officials here profess TO regard
the tripartite agreement as O. division
Of economic spheres In Turkey to which
the Allies feel themselves entitled in re-
turn for the responsibilities which they
have assumed in the administration OF
the Turkish territories. Whether the
United States may find grounds, there
fore. for objections to this dispensation.
officials said to-day. may depend upon
the policy as to world affairs which the
Harding Administration may adopt.
The final report on the Armenian
boundary question has about been COM
pleted by the special commission named
by the State Department and soon will
be presented to President Wilson, who
was asked by the allied Powers to fix
the Armenian boundaries.
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REMOVING THE BODIES
OF AMERICAN DEAD
About Half Those From, 27fh
Division to Be Sent Here.

Special CGtie 10 TIE NHw York HERALD
Copyright, 1890. By THE Nrw Yoax Hrsup
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, Nov. ..
The French Government Is facilitating
in every way the removal of the bodies
of American soldier dead from grave
yards on the battle front The Bureau
for the Registration OF Graves here has
announced that work will commence
soon on the Bony cemetery, where the
dead OF the Twenty-seventh New York;
division, commanded by Major-Gen
Organ, are buried. About half the
number OF these dead will be carried
to the United states as soon as coffins
are available, the remainder to be buried
in a permanent cemetery near the site
of the famous battle for the Won Hin
denburs tunnel.
The Washington authorizes have de-
cided that the bodies of all American
heroes who fell in the war which rela-
tives In the United States do not ask
shall be returned home shall be re-
inferred In the Romagne, the Suresnes,
the Belleau Wood and the Bohy ceme-
terics.
Thus far 5000 bodies OF these dead
have been sent to the United States
from the rear areas. Eighteen hundred
bodies now are at Cherbourg. The
work OF beautirying the permanent cem-
eterie5 Will not start until the exhurna-
lions have been finished It is estimated
that 80 per cent. OF all bodies of Ameri-
can soldiers buried In France will be re-
turned to the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-10
ALL SIDES ARE BITTER
Junkers See Socialism as
Evil Influence That Has
Ruined Nation.
RADICALS ALSO COMPLAIN
Red Flag Communist Organ,
Describes It .Germany's
Darkest Day
ny RAYMOND SWING.

Special Cable to THE Nsw YORK FirRND.
Copyright, 1890, 6y THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, Nov. p.
A festive mood was wanting to-day
In the second anniversary of the Ger
man revolution. There were no mass
meetings in Berlin. The Government
employees refused holiday. Work in
the newspaper Offices and in the fac
tories was stopped. The nuiet of the
German capital was not outwardly
changed by the strike which the cleo
tricians began last week.
~To-day is not the birthday OF
democracy in Germany. but the an
niversary of the death of the mon
archy," writes the Td0ebldtt.
'.The revolution was a sad conclusion
of a chain OF tragic circumstances" said
DR.. Peterson, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic party, and our party has no rea-
son to celebrate H."
In this vein runs most Of the comment
save that by the Conservatives and the
Communists, who most expend them
selves in their anlyses of the causes
which led up to the revolution.
honrad Haen'sch, Prussian Minister
OK Education, had this TO say: 1.-THE
hght-in so far as fighting was neces-
sary--was much less for new ideals
than to put an end at any price to what
had grown intolerable"
He argued. however, that Hoher-
zonernism was not killed by attack. but
by its own blunders. a conclusion which
Theodore Wolff supports.
1t was regarded by many persons here
as remarkable that Herren Haenisch and
Wolff. both of whom are prominent LIB
erals, chose to-day TO point out that the
monarchy, as such. might have been sal
vaged had the Kaiser and the Crown
Prince been ready to abdicate only n
short time before they did and had 80
notified the Entente. But both of then,
agree that the monarchy is dead. Herr
Woln writes:
THE people who went tbroush The
VAR and the revolution obtained a near
syiew OF their kings, and they cant DO