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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-01-13
CHARTER.

Vember, in the year of our Lord, one thOus-
and, nine hundred and twenty. and of the
Independence of the United States OF
America, the one hundred and forty-fifth
before me, Watts X. Leyerich, Notary
Public, duly commissioned and qualified
In and for the foregoing Parish and State
therein residing, and in the presence OF
the witnesses hereinafter named and I'M
dersigned, personally came and appeared
{. +. Geriwether and G. w. Gilmer. herein
appearing in their respective capacities as
President and Secretary respectively. OF
The New Ice Company, Inc, a corporation
organized by Act before the undersigned
Notary Public, on the 14th,day of January
1870, recorded in the Mortgage Office fOr
the Parish of Orleans. in Book 1898, Folio
~, herein appearing by virtue of rcSO-
lutiop of the stockholders of said Com
pany, certified copy of which is hereto
annexed, who declared, that at meeting
OF the stockholders of said Company, held
AZ New Orleans, La, on the 2@ri day OF
November. 1920, pursuant to due call of the
Board of Directors and unanimous consent
II was unanimously resolved by the vote 0i
more than twO-thirdS of the CEtire out
standing stock of the said company. "a
amend Article of the charter of the said
company so that it should hereafter h.,
and read rs follows, tO-wit:
The capital stock of this corporation
Is hereby fixed AT one hundred and sixty
Thousand $3.50 100000 dollars. represented
by sixteen hundred tl6OO) shares of tn,
H'AI Ndlut OF one nunbTtu NNlUu.DUl uOllaFs
per share. The amount of said stock may
be increased to five hundred thousand
$500. 100000 dollars"
And the said appearors declared that
they appeared before me. Notary. in order
that the said amendment might be pat into
authentic form aud recorded as required
by law.
Thus done and passed, in my Office, il
the City of New Orleans on the day, mOntI
and year herein first above written, in tn,
presence of George HUFF and NvOnne Good
rich, competent witnesses, who have signpt
| hereto with said appearers and me, No
! tary, after due reading of the whole.
ORIGINAL SIGNED:
G. f.. Meriwether, President; G. W. Gil
mer, Secretary.
Witnesses: George Hun, Yvonne Good
rich.
WATTS X. LEVERICH.
Notary Public
/, the Undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing amendment to the
charter of The New lee Company, Inc.
was this day duly recorded in my office, il
Book 1916 folio -.
New Orleans, 1920.
(SIGNED) EMILE j. LEONARD.
by. Il.
true copy.
WATTS X. LEVERICH.
Notary Public.
Jan. g. Feb TO-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-01-13
CHARTER

poratiOn may he dissolved. with the as. ut
of stockholders owning twO-thiTdS OF thu
entire capital stock. ut a general meeting
of the stockholders convened for that pur-
pose, after fifteen 40 days written notice
shall have been given to each stakeholder.
mailed TO him Mt his last known address.
ARTICLE N.-No subscriber for stock
shall ever be held liable for the contracts.
faults or debts of said corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance il
any. due the corporation on the stock for
which he has subscribed; nor shall any
stakeholder ever be held liable for such
contracts, faults or debts in any further
sum than the unpaid balance. if any. eel,
th" stock owned by him: nor shall any
mere infOrmality in organization have the
the effect of rendering this charter null.
or rendering any subscriber or stuckhOId-
or liable beyond the unpaid amount il
any, remaining due on his stock.
ARTICLE NI.-This corporation is or
ganiZed under the laws of the State OF
Louisiana, and especially Act. No. 2G1 OF
1914. and the subscribers hereto. for them
selves and said corporation, and for its
officers. directors and stockholders, hereby
accept. as part of this charter and rs con
ditions of this corporation. all the rigut-
powers, privileges and immunitiCN granted
to corporations, and granted to and con
ferred upon officers, directors and stock
holders of corporations by said laws ana
said act; such acceptance being is 1uIi
complete and binding as if said rights.
pONtTS' privileges ana lHlHunlllrS Mtr,
set forth ut full length in this instrument
Thus done and 1sed i'm my nOtarial
office, i'll the City of New Orleans afOrr-
said, in the presence of Walter Carroll and
Thomas Joseph DobbinS. competent wit
ncsscS of lawful age, and residing in this
city. who hereuntO subscribe their names.
together with said parties and me, Notary.
on the day and date set forth in thc
caption hereof.
(ORIGINAL SIGNED:
Names of subscribers omitted.
Witnesses: Walter Carroll, Thos. J. Dob
bins.
W. W. YOUNG,
Notary Pubic.
], the undersigned, Recorder .r Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify thai
the above ant foregoing Act of IncOrpora-
ton of Crescent supply Co.. Inc, was this
day duly recorded in my Office. in book
ZIG, folio -, New Orleans, La, January
Bird. 1921.
(SIGNED) RORT. SCOTT.
~. X.
\ true copy.
(SIGNED) W. W. YOUNG.
Notary L lie.
an. 6-Feb. 10.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-01-13
ACT OF INCORPORATION OF NEW OR.
LEANS MILLwORK MANUFAC-
TURERs' ASSOCIATION.

United States Of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish Of Orleans, City of New Or
leans Be II known. That on this the
thirty first (31st) day of the month of De
eember, In the year of our Lord one thous-
and nine hundred and twenty (1920) and
OF the Independence Of the United States
OF America, the one hundred and forty
NTH. before me, Frank Thomas Doyle, a
Notary Public. duly commissioned and
qualified. In and for the Parish of Orleans,
state OF Louisiana, therein residing, pei
sonally came and appeared the persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed. who
declared, that availing themselves of the
PROVISIONS OF the laws of this State rela-
tive to the organization of corporations,
ana more particularly to Act No. 254 of
the Session OF the General Assembly of
me state OF Louisiana for the year 1914.
tney have eoyenanted and agreed. and do,
~ These presents, covenant and agree and
eind, form and constitute themselves, as
ven as such persons as may hereafter join
or become associated with them, into q
corporation and body polite in law, for
uhe objects and purposes and under the
wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and style of
nis corporation shall be the New Orleans
wofk manufacturers Association, and
shser mat name 1t shall have the power
a as authority to make such rules, by laws
ssas reguiations as are necessary for iis
svvu government and support. 1t shall
s1 Tor period Of ninety nine years
IRON date hereof.
AkilcLE 1.-THE domicile of this cor
sns snail be In the City of New Or
sns State Of Louisiana, and all citation
NM NM vsner legal process shall be served
AZ w. .ne PRESIDENT, or, in his absence, on
Issa Ee PRESIDENT, and, In the absence of
so'A' en- the Secretary.
,. AniicLk 1II.-The objects and pur-
IS vi THIS corporation shall be:
~ provide ways and means for
fis.-suhs scientific Investigations, adyer-
ana 49, educational work, exploitation
sse sesancement Of the manufacture and
So sash, doors, blinds and milIwork,
the 49, 10 provide ways and means for
fss.sx suring OF general information of in,
~. % millwork manufacturers in the
lion ~ new Orleans and for the distribu-
wSsrs , 10 provide some place of meeting
TO-. millwork manufacturers can come
ous,s.s on mutual grounds. become ac.
minrls uiscuss current business topics.
an 80 together socially, exchange ideas
q wsssmy OF construction. conservation
and orsa.si accounting and cost Keeping
Qoantity survey. P"e
the 49, provide ways and means for
interess vi any and all other things of
mrers me-, ~ anecting millwork manufac-
u TIA r sv. IN violation of any of the laws
ixsns. eh''eo states or of the State of Lou
q any Ssrl N.-Any person, any member
ton Who m or any officer Of any corpora.
deots hnanufactures and sells windows
names i im.nas sash, window and door
Dtnter's moa,e trim, stair material. car.
cher kind ~ house cabinets, or any
- nv Of New Orleans shs, n ha a,.,, IN
.@oership In this Association.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-01-13
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF THE
NEW ICE COMPANY, INC.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana. Parish of Orleans. Be Ii known,
That on this 23rd day of the month of No
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

Der of years ago there was organ ized Genealogical! society in Salt | Lake City, a genealogical library was started and Quarterly Genealogical | magazine published. Presiding over | these utilities is a general board, | which also preSides over and directs | the work throughout the church. In | each of the S4 stages of Zion are To- | cated a stake board, consisting of five members, who preside over the work in the stakes. And in each of the SAP wards there is also a ward board, consisting Of like number, who preside over the work in their ward. Under each board and assisting them are bodies of committeeman, who when they receive training in gene alogy, with and under the direction of the stake and ward boards, go out and visit and instruct and train the ! families of the saints in their homes: In order to carry on effective work l the wards are districted and commit teemen are placed in charge of each district, and where at least two cot tage meetings are supposed to be held each month, where, after short discussions of the phases of the work,
 the committeeman sit down with the | family and teach them to write up
 their family records. family histories and temple records, and train them
 in the essentials of genealogy.
 The slogan of this organization has been, "A family and individual record
 in each family. a family organization in each name" organized for the pur- pose of promoting family unity and genealogical and temple work in the family.
 The Latter Day Saints are respond ing nobly to this work, nor are they l slack in providing the temples in
 which this work is to be done. They
 have builded seven temples, at a cost
 of nearly S10,00O,690, five of which < are and have been crowded to the
 limit for years.
 Up to and including the year 1920
 there have been 3,22O.1s6 baptisms
 performed by proxy in the temples,
 217.919 of which were performed dur
 ing the year 1920. and since the world
 has so wonderfully helped us out in
 genealogical research, placing In our : hands so munificently the records of : OUT fathers, the year 1921 bids fair to double the number of 1920. : Genealogy and it's handmaid, tenn : pie service, contemplates tracing the l family line back to Adam. and ad- !, ministering the ordinance of baptism
 as well as other ordinances for all l who will accept the gospel of the Re ! deemer. It contemplates the sealing in the holy bonds of marriage hus- . bands and wives-an eternal union; Q sealing and adoption of children tC e parents born out of the covenant, oi t this generation to that of the pre- g ceding generation, on and on ever 3 back to Father Adam and Mother l, Eve. of all who are worthy; that th' : continuation of this stupendous worl ,, will be the principal occupation dur r ing the millennium. when thousand : of temples will be built and the worl
 carried on under heavenly super 5. vision.
 q Joseph Smith further said thi l, work was what Paul indicated whei e he said, For we cannot be mad s perfect without the fathers, neithe d can the fathers be made perfec Il without us."
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
GEM CITY MARKET
 Is WELL EQUIPPED

The Gem City market was estab- ished in 1910 by F. B. Gurley and George Bellas. The following year MT. BeIlas sold his interests to l.. H. North and in 1917 Gurley purchased North's interests, becoming sole own CT of the market.
 The market is one of the best equipped in the entire valley, owning and operating it's own cold storage plant. All meats are prepared for the
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

of dedication. prayer and service and in answer thereto. The Christ ac- cepted their offering.
 What was the significance of the appearance of Moses? Note the def mite message: And Moses appeared before us and committed unto us the keys of the gathering of Israel from the four parts of the earth and the leading of the ten tribes from the lane of the north"
 UT to this time the gospel had only been preached in the United States and Canada. but shortly after elders of the church were sent to foreign lands-England. France, Denmark, Sweden, etc, and to the isles of the sea, carrying the message of the re- stored gospel. Converts were made
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

z-2----l from page 1, section 9 great and dreadful day of the Lord
 10. To turn the hearts of the fa- lhers to the children, and the chil- oren to the fathers. lest the whole earth be smitten with a curse
 l6. Therefore, the keys of this dis pe1sation are committed into your hands. and by this ye may know that the great and dreadful day of the Lord is near, even at the doors'
 This glorious vision was the climax
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
Four Texas Federal
 Prohibition Agents
 Named By Director
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22-Appoint- ment of four federal prohibition agents in Texas was announced to- day by federal Prohibition Director D. H. Morris They ares w. H. Mey- CTS, Galveston; G. M. Floyd, Madi-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

sonville; Fred Wilson. Houston; and T. NJ Gonzaullas, Austin.
 MT. Morris reported that the boun- dary situation in Texas has prom ise of early soluiion and was said to have recommended federal legis- lation governing smuggling across the Mexican border which would put rum running on the same basis with mer- chandise smuggling, which is sub- ject to a two year prison sentence. He also took up with the commits sioner the question of liquor reach ing this country from Canada via Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

retail trade in the markets plant, where meats are dressed by experi- enced butchers. Thus the trade IS assured the finest meats at all times, fresh from the hoof.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

Fifty thousand women are engaged in public administrative affairs in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
Genealogy Teachings
 Of Mormon Church

scontinued from page i, section ,,
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
Notice to Contractors

Bids will be received at the Office Of c. G.. Thompson.
Secretary Of the Board Of Education, Marion Ky for
the erection Of High School Building, for the Heating
and for the Plumbing. up to p M, October 9th, 1921.
Plans and specifications may he obtained from the
Secretary upon deposit Of $1,000 which will be refund
ed Il plans returned within live days after the let
ting.
A certified check equal To per cent. Of each bid
must accompany each proposal.
by order of the Board Of Education.
&C. THOMPSON, Secretary.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
NEWS IN BRIEF
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Cyral Williams. l6 year old deaf
mute was shot perhaps fatally ehen
be- failed 10 respond - a call in an
swer 10 his knock on William smiths
door AZ Shelbyyille, Tenn.
Jatob Hartman. 10. and he wife,
%. we're both killed near Henryyillel
Ind. hy an enraged bull last week.
The Kentucky Legislature. in res
olutlons adopted by The Kentucky
Good Roads Astociation in convention
last week in Louisville. Is urged 70
map out a taxation program through
which additional road bonds may b.
appropriated.
A survey conducted by the Amer.
can Legion through 1000 Posts, dis
closes that between 100000 and 1o0,'
OO0 veterans of the World War an,
out of employment
Important changes involving con-
siderable reductions In the size of all
branches u the army have been or
dcfed By the general staff with ths
approval of Secretary Weeks. Th'
changes involve a redistribution Of
troops throughout he United States
10000 gallons of liquor were im
ported into the United States legal,
from foreign countries during ths
hrst six months u 1921.
A mob Of about 100 men and boy'
raidsd a thsaier At Thermoplic, Wy
oming last week where Fatty Ar
buckle dlm was being shown.
A bolt of lightning from a cleai
shy struck and killed Albert Grady
rs. Of Webster county last week.
According 20 an order from Post
master General Hays. Postmaster
must devote az least eight hour
day % their work
Mr. Emesiine Erbsioeslcr, al
of Wisconsin asserts that In al bel
lfe that she has never tasted water
She drinks coffee and milk and home
made wines.
The Kentucky State Fair closes
Saturday with ths weeks attendanc'
between 2ls.o0o and $4,000.
A wind. lightning and ran storm
did damage estimated at $4,000 il
Louisville Saturday.
Virginia O'Donnell, NJ, and Angus
"a Parker, %, were drowned whil'
WpdinF In a pond and stepping on
beyond their depth near Henderson
Monday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

President Harding has named ls
delegates 90 meet Monday al Wash.
InTion in the Unemployment Con.
ference. Secretary of Commerce
Hoover will BE- chairman of the con.
ference.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Am Offering for quick sale, twenty
head ~ boan. ready Tor service,
Orion.King and Pathfinder breeding
won more premiums At Hopkinsvill,
Fair than any breedsr there. Call
n In need of good boar Prices
reasonable. 2
CHAs. WILSON. Jr., Fredonia Ky.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Fish Market, catfish Poe. Scale 30,
Fresh Fish Three times week At
the Old Butcher Shop Delivered. Call
and SEE and be satisfied No Sal,
between a.ao and liO0 sunday
morning. Proctor Phelps 2
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

0sorEs washinTion's prncirsi n.
Vsfsun sas training bsby foIss ne
vas foad q foH tuntiag Ne toot the
sninais hams and trained them IN an
tinas ~ uieta shieh hs often sthib
- % frisnda
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

iic tiellirr a iotel 10 you 80 IN
iainff
Et if g. What I think n n I
lout and yoarv no gentleman
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
soms ~ u Unssplorsd

AIihoulh alur tmvicr. have
ra.hri ihr olirs Of tho oman desert.
an fhe c1uui1 hoiuud O. siill largely
term inum|ia so ouu has ever made
ihe inumsy leyoud tils rams, n noun
ialns oI talsed ihr mlsirp u wcsi
em Oman. which ls still a hlauk ~
thc I,si maps. nur ls anything kuoan
~ co. land iun miles southwest %
NJ eat ate h1 Arab hcaray
Ihe mui popululs and fertile dis
tua ~ the highlands ~ uman o. lsisl
AkhlHr which If also tl.r bet knnsn
Ihf frIiI of ihIs raau u auuirf
fa. anf n ruking coufusi with ths
hartT. nfsa II 81 IarEr o. fafi of thr
cast Nuh n Huiinqiui climate.
au siraiIou ol 1tsU io ttsD icci and
abundant srungs ti. eadys and
uas.s of uman have awakened tho d.
lirhf nul fmnrrmcui of ever Traveller
uhu has teuiulrl 90 vaplon them
Water. ihe one priocloss treasure IN
all Arabia. herr lssues ln penunlal
sifeams from many rncky clcfts. and
e mosi caWfulli hushandci by the IN
Frnnity ~ tho people Or viio lrrira
tlon hy means NJ canals ~ water
cuursss calie-i fuiui
Exvpi along me Pirate coasl the
Arabs ~ oman .arc wmafhahly frec
ffom fauailClsm. simple m their habits
and wonderful To- their hospitality
nosi ~ them belong 90 the Ahadhl
set. which has many beliefs IN com.
mon with Christianity.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
6666

Cures Malaria. Chlll- and Fever,
Ililious Fever. Colds and I.aGrlppe
OF money refunded.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

The cunqusrors ~ Oman Who rnTr
u its prv-ent ruling family came ffum
Yemen on tho other side of Arabia
Ahmsd bln Sa's,.d. thc leader zap
turel Muscut iu illi The present
sultan aud imam. who came % ths
throne IN 1913. IL descendant 20 this
klghtscnth ccnturJ cuuqucnr
Al the beginning u the NInUicsuth
Oniury. before Eunupsan pmsrs bad
deisrmlnsd upon che almost cumplete
parceling out % Africa. Oman vas a..
most an empire. u e1tcuici over b
large Part Of Arahia. the isiauis O.
ihr uorh % Arabia in ths Persian
gulf a. strip of tho southern ooau 10
feria. and q sir'p n fie Indian
ooran oaasi of Afnn from o. noIth
eastern point hear thu ouiranrr o. co.
Rel s,a almost half uai o. ihr Cauf
~ Cool liorc rtis African territory
Including Zanzibar. compuse1 nrrp
parts uf what later horamo italian
somalilund, huush Hast Africa and
tierman East Africa. u also Included
the important Island of Socoira at the
mouth u the Gulf ~ Aden. now under
British control
A. that time the slave trade was
fourlshlng aud Il was the Arabs OF
Oman who explored the great Interior
Of Afrlch long hcfore the days n
speks and Livingstone on thu death
IN 1850 u Oinans Alexander" tho
Sultan sa'ced tho emplrp hegan 20
hreak 90. one son hccuming sultan u
Zanzibar and another sultan " the
Arabian territory. Subsequently au
Asiatk posseasions outslde Arabia
were lost etcept a fes islands IN the
Persian Eulf About this tlme Oman
came under the virtual protection IT
0reat hrlialn thruurh the Indian rus
srnnrnt. and a british consnl ami D.
llilcai aEeui has sincs hcon mlu.
iaiiled u Muscat.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Lots Of boys viil have great fun fhis
summer hunting fuf sEEs under NJ
barn and IN the haylofi bur fsE sill
ind them a. hlg as the exEs this yuunE
stef Il gathering They afo ostrich
eEFs. laid on an American ostrich farm
The eNrs weigh nearly two pounds
aplecs and are roel 90 eat though
much stronger nan hens cgEs
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Ono - ne mot vcfursgue parts
Hf IHHHr is fhe sn called Pirate cnast
iua uiuin the great point u land
vh.ch almost closes the mouth of the
Persian sa.f fha sailing rrunni n SIN.
bad the sa'inf T1is rorion Was .
haso ~ oIemfion for pirates as troa.
hesome ir fhe hrsi haif ~ ihs Nine.
teeufh cfnfury - fhe Indian and
Persian trade a. urre the Carih-
bean pirate nerfs 20 the ships that
piled between Panama and Europe
century Or sn earlier The Inhabitants
n fte Pirate cnasi were extremely
fanaficsl as asii which nidri % their
trouble mailing qualities nr'fish gIn.
hoais with the ASSISTANCE n Indian
fofces rui an nd 70 ihs iepresatio1s
ani fhs onet time pirates " this rcEi0u
have u0u mostly tunnel o. Irar fiv.
inr for Twins
Trio rhroush ths o9sniv
A tourney frpm ihs Pirate coass
acrnss the bass of no graf poinf u
Oman fe sohr ur sume ~ ne adiaosui
Z ports. a Trip ~ ahaui iel miles Eise.
en- etrtiisni Idea ~ ne hack counfFJ
~ 900. hff'cknauu state Caravan.
mutluE fhis irip usually travel ~ nighi
Tand nnsi uuior whatever siIade M
D. found during iis iay On N. 80.
ond iay uns PASSES tnlagsf ani ruiii
waited nelis and ~ nigtt sissts sur.
rounded hY ihuuaufs q shser and
goats. driven in by iie,iouin lasses
ffum their m1uuinin pasurss Etsn
amnuE fhsss Shepherds one finds raj
srs ami cilporisurs ssil books shsf
ever the cameis haii Ions enouTh O.
strike hHngHin Or srisd1g ne
narrnu pasi ~ iiitia ths guides O.
ahead mounted Win rifss ioadsd and
enrisi
Imteaers arr noi truuhisi with ths
bear ~ nigti hui daring the day u
O. lH'snse lnl ii "a fefrs .hinE 90 olms
o. an a1s.s fofumou in this rari 4
umanl ahffr water bursts frum q ~
sprlns and irees aud flowers Eruv IA
lmur ln ihr mountainous Parts Il
Oman fhe roais run almost Invariably
a.u co., Hait is.i ssmstlmes thsss
ar sardi water cnurss. aruin dep
fu1tt utlnes ef hraai fertile valleys
Ycreiaiion generally q ioieubly ahun
dauf Timansfs oiennders. euphE.
hias and acacias are ne mrsi CON
mon trres and shrubs