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Toledo. Nov. 12.-Whcat cash tl.31.
Crovcreccd. prime cash sl".9h. Deem
Der 1905: March 1215. hl&iN". pr'T'"
cash slO9I: December I" 40: March ia
Timothy. prm" cash $40: December
$40. March 2.GI
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LIBERTY BoNDa.

New York, Nov. 'S.-Liherty bonds
close: 9's's, $1,000; second As, 1856:
first as. sS7S SECOND as, sos SO :;
third AVS. s9S.72; fourth ti's. S9S.74:
Victory. AS. uucalled, $1o0,26; do.
ANS. called, $1oo-O2.
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sor,p FOE A MILLION

ypx,,rs Marsh today approved the sale
or tho With avenue horn. Of tn. Va
,tcral democratic club for s1.n1o.o"h
rLa famous old club site. 1t g untc-.
sto,5 I. ~ Re occupied r. a depart
rEtn tsore addition.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

when'inS. ". Va, Nov. -.
Furnished The IntellIgencer by A. +.
Masten & Co. members Kew York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
Of ". Va Bldg.
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scuu1rE STORES, sALEs

The Schultz Retail Stores corporation
repcrts sales for October Of S2,ll2.le5.
l0crcas" oH S&ll. IA over the same month
last year.
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pTTROJEnM.

Ou C',ty, Pa. Nov. 1.-Crc@it bal
anccs. S2.na. Runs. Si.79l barrels: az
eraSc, 64.599 barrels. Shipments. TO-
500 barrels; average. 5000 barrels
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. "a.
Furnished The Gnssligencsr oy A. Z
gastsR & Co, members New york Stock
Echange. Second floor National Bank
W. Va, Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

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Nasten / CO. members New YORK Stocd
Exensnge. Second floor National Bona
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS
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exoha rEe. Second tlnor NstIcpsl Bans
81 " Va. ElGR.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

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y IN. -,ln:et for Sun IA: yst--F-evt'
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RUTFER AND EGGS.
LOCAL MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Nov II, 1922.
Daily quotation list Wheeling StocH
EXCHANGE Compiled for Tho lntel!i.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK
SAX BROTHERS.

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PROVISION MARKET

COEEFT~TTr RY REUTEE BROS.
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Cleveland. Nov. l3.--lIubert Curley'
member "f the Cathedral Latin foot
ball team. died today from Injuries
sustained in practice three weeks ago.
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Berlin. Nov. -. (By Associated
rress).--The German cabinet accord
!rs 10 the Achtuhr Abcndhlatt' has de-
cided 10 make proposals 20 the all'ed
reparat!ons commission based on the
readiness of tho ReichsbanN to pari-
cipate. 20 the extent Of several million
gold marks. in an international loan
10 stabilize the mark.
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHA1TE1 OF
PREAET DRU0 CO. rMc

United States Of America, State of
louisiana, Parish of Orleans, City of
New Orleans. Be it known that on
this day, the 31st of the month of
July, in the year of our Lord. one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
Two, before me, Albert David Hem
rlques, Notary Public in and for the
parish OF Orleans, aforesaid, duly COM
missloned, sworn and qualified, and in
me presence of the witnesses herein-
after named and undersigned, person.
any came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, all of the full age of majority
ana residents of the city of New Or
leans, who declared that, ayailine
themselves OF the provisions of the
laws OF this state, in such cases made
and provided, relative to the organi-
zation of corporations, and more par
ticularly Act No. 267 of the General
Assembly of the state of Louisiana for
the year 191f (approved July 9, 1910,
Ihey nave covenanted and agreed, and
40 Dy these presents covenant and
agree, bind, form and constitute them
selves, as we'll as such other persons
as may hereafter join o. become asso.
Grated with them, in a corporation and
Dody polite in law, and for the objects
ana purposes and under the agreements
ana stipulations following, to-wit:
ARTICLE 1. The name and title of
this corporation shall be the Freret
Drug Co, Inc, and under its corporate
name 1t shall have and enjoy existence
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHARTER OF
NEW ORLEANS COMPRESS CO., INC.


United States of America, State of
Louisiana, Parish of Orleans. Be ii
known that on this LIST day of the
month of August, in the year of our
twenty-five -U922), and of the indie
pendence of the United States of
America, the one hundred and forty
sixth. before me. Watts X. Leverich.
qualified in and for the parish of
Orleans, state of Louisiana therein re-
siding, and in the presence of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and under
the several persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed. who declared that,
awaiting themselves of the laws of
this state relative to the organiza ton
and agreed and do by these presents
covenant, agree, bind, form and con-
Stltute themselves as well as such per-
sons as may hereafter join or become
ton or body polite in law, for the
objects and purposes and under the
agreements and stipulations following,
to-wit:
ARTICLE I. The name and title Of
this corporation shall be New Orleans
Compress Co., Inc, and under it's COR
porate name it shall enjoy succession
for the full term and period of ninety
nine years from and after the date
hereof. and shall have power and
authority to contract, sue and be sued ;
to accept and receive mortgages
pledges or other hypothecations: to
make and use a corporate seal. and
the same to break and alter at pleasure;
to purchase, receive. lease, hold or
otherwise acquire and convey, as we'll
as mortgage and hypothecate under
personal and mixed; to borrow money
and make and issue bonds, and other
evidences of debt, and to secure the
same by mortgage or otherwise: to
9 fha 20 I~l1
corporations; to acquire, hold and re-
issue shares of it's capital stock: to
carry out all of the objects and pur-
poses hereinafter set out; to name and
appoint such managers and directors
officers and agents as the interest and
convenience of said corporation NAV
require; and to make and establish as
well as alter and amend at pleasure
for the management and regulation of
the affairs of the corporation as may
be necessary, proper or convenient;
and generally to do all such other acts
authorized to do under the laws of the
state of Louisiana.
ARTICLE II. The domicile of this
corporation shall be in the parish of
SfseanS state e,, OF louisiana and all
be served upon the president of the
company: or. in his absence, upon the
vice-president.
ARTICLE III. The objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation is
organized and the nature of the bust
ness to be carried on by It are hereby
declared to be: To conduct a cotton
COMPRISING, storage and warehouse
business; to carry on the business of
public warehousemen, and to issue
warehouse receipts. negotiable and/or
non-negotiable; to do a general cotton
merchandising and export business: 70
export and deal IN cotton and other
agricultural products, spot and future:
to purchase, hold. improve, develop,
sell. mortgage, pledge or otherwise
sonal property; to exchange its entire
capital stock. or any part thereof. for
property which IL Is authorized to
acquire; to exchange IT'S entire assets
and business. or any part thereof, for
property. stocks. bonds or other obii-
cations Of other companies, firms or
The herald., 1922-09-21
CHARTER

i, the undersigned notary public, here
ny certify that the above and foregoing is
II true and correct copy of charter of Il.
Schimer, of Louisiana, Inc, passed before
me on August Goth, 1922.
In faith whereof, I have hereunto ar
fixed my official signature and seal. at
New Orleans, this 10Th day of August
1922.
(SeaD FRANK WM. HART,
Notary Public.
Aug 3l-Oct. 9.
The herald., 1922-09-21

s,uTs T nsTso n The duties = , Z
| ficers shall be such a. -. ~, =
TO the position to which ss, -, )
ed. and such as may pc ~ \. ~
the bylaws, or as ma! ,,r'
by the board Of directors
lar or special meetins' ...rtI
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corp me is hereby fiI,1 ., =
| stockholders for the : 800 y
tors to be held on ts,.s,. ~ 10
in January, 1924. EaS VvI1SIt,s
Fred. Gamble, Horace :. ..irs "
Rassich, and r. p. pssSI rstb
nose the first board q s,.t ~
shall serve until The h D, nI scs.s
Electors. or until thelr "a y
d dnIy elected. qualified 49,, - :.
and until that time, time. pl
Itch shall be presiden1ss', .r.l =,
yice-president ana ..ersurr
and j. B. Bassien, .,,ss 4
ARTICLE vII-T ,ssi,,,S ssss :
amended. or this e Od ~ /,
dissolved in the me'n''
provided by law. -..v !
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The herald., 1922-09-21

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| changed from time to time by the
stockholders at meeting duly con-
vened.
In case of any vacancy in any direc.
| torship through death, resignation, dis
qualiiIcatlon or other cause, the re-
vote of majority of the Board OF
Directors. may elect successor to
| hold office for the unexpired portion
of the term of the director whose place
! snail be vacant. and until the election
| or successor. Any officer or en-
ployeee elected or appointed by the
Board of Directors may be removed
| at any time by a vote of the majority
| OF the whole of the stockholders.
The Board of Directors may, at its
discretion, by affirmative vote of a
| majority of the entire Board of Direc-
Tors appoint from the Board of Direc-
less than three, of which the majority
| snail constitute quorum, and such
committee may have or exercise such
powers as may be conferred on them
| by the stockholders.
The board shall elect from its num-
| Der president, one or more vice
presidents, and a secretary and treas
urer OF the corporation, but the latter
Two offices may be combined in one
director or a non-stockholder.
Any director unable for any reason
20 ACT or be present at a meeting may
give his PROXY to any other director to
act In MS place and stead.
The Board of Directors shall have
ana at all times exercise the whole
corporate power (when ratified by a
majority OF the stockholders), includ-
ing the power to lease, sell, mortgage
or convey any part of the operating
plant of the corporation, or the real
property upon which 1t is situated.
either in whole or in part; to transfer
the assets or the corporation as a
whole, and to merge the said corpor-
alton with any other CORPORATION
directly or indirectly; and to receive
In payment of any such lease, sale.
mortgage, transfer or merger the full
paid certificates of stock of any such
corporation, and to distribute said fully
paid certificates of stock to the stock.
holders or this corporation in the pro-
portion of their holdings herein at the
time or the contamination of such
transaction; to issue shares of stock
up TO the amount to which, under this
charter, the stock may be increa sed.
provided the total proposed increase
snail be read at one meeting and laid
over for action at the next meeting
OF the Board Of Directors before IL IL
adopted, and on such action the new
stock shall be first offered to the ex-
listing stockholders in the proportion OF
their several holdings, with thirty
days privilege to pay for the same,
before any stock is offered for sale or
subscription to other persons.
The herald., 1922-09-21

actually rendered to the corporation. Such
STOCK when so issued. shall be fully paid
and worcestershire.
me capital stock may he increased to
IN amount not to exceed fifty thousand
collars. and may be issued as a dividend
herein at the discretion of the stockhojd-
ers, and when the condition OF the corner
alton permits 1t. The board OF directors
NAY may also reduce the capital stock from
time to time from the earnings of the
corporation. by calling in a proportional
part OF It's shares to be selected by draw
lngs from among the stockholders re-
corded In such manner as may be agreed
upon by the board of directors
No stakeholder shall sell or otherwise
ulspose or his stock in this corporation
witnout first offering the same in writing
20 the other stockholders, who shall have
IN uays refusal Of the same. and which
s SSk snail be sold to the highest bidder.
Snould said stockholders fail TO avail
themselves Of the privileges within said
prrlol or time. the said stock NAV be
o"sTeI and sold to any other person.
ahIiCLE V.-All the corporate powers
OF this corporation shall be vested in and
eAerslsed by Board to be composed of
NOT less than three stockholders, lint this
NUMB, may be changed from time TO
duly convened
In case OF any vacancy In any director
snip: through death, resignation. disaual-
lncatlon or any other cause, the remaining
directors by the affirmative vote Of a ma
Jority OF the board Of directors NAV elect
n successor to hold Office for the unex-
pred term Of such director. whose place
shall be vacant, until the election of n
successor. Any officer or employe, elected
or appointed by the board Of directors,
may be removed at any time by a vote of
the majority OF the whole of the stock
holders.
The board Of directors may. at its dis
region, by affirmative vote Of a majority
Of the entire board of directors appoint
from the board Of directors an executive
committee of not less than three, of which
the majority shall constitute a quorum,
and such committee may have or exercise
such powers as may be conferred on them
by the stockholders.
The board shall elect from its number
a president. one or more vice presidents,
and a secretary and treasurer Of the CO.
poration. but the latter two Offices may
be combined in one person. and may be
filed by a non-director, or a non-stock-
holder.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21

trial School is so badly over-crowded
that its necessary expansions should
no longer be deferred. We favor an
appropriation adequate to construct
the necessary buildings on the site
provided by the legislature of 1921.
At the home for the feeble-minded pro-
vision should be made for the care of
low grade cases.
The Psychological and P~sychopathic
Clinic, created by the legislature of
1921, has already demonstrated that
its work is a necessary adjunct to the
proper functioning OF these schools;
it work should be continued and broad
ened.
We favor a new site for the Oahu
Insane Asylum; the necessary build
ings to properly care for the insane,
and sufficient land furnished the in
mates for occupational purposes.
A social agency of even greater i'm
p%ortance than the special schools is
the Court of Domestic Relations, also
created by the legislature of 1921. lis
purpose is primarily not to punish the
wrong-doer, as much as to prevent the
wrong-doing. It's probation officers
are not police who arrest, but friends
who understand and guide and assist.
We affirm our faith in the principles
of this court, and promise our support
to whatever measures may increase
it's power and effectiveness.
Equal Rights For Women
We highly appreciate the action OF
our delegate to congress in introduc-
ing in congress the bill giving TO the
women voters of Hawaii the right to
hold public office. This bin has al
ready passed the House of Reprusen-
tatives and is now before the Senate.
We urge the final passage of this bill,
in the hope that our women citizens
will eventually share equally with the
men in the privilege of serving the
public in the government of Hawaii.
Conclusion
We conclude by appealing to the
young men and who are about
to cast their first ballot, to associate
themselves with the Republican party
which has always stood and still un-
s~wervingly stands for loyalty to the
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
MABEL NORMAND IN
NEW ROLE AS IMP

Comedy is so abundant in Molly
o." the Associated First National Pic
lures attraction which is the current
release at Kahului Theatre, that
the fact should not be lost sight of
that primarily the production is one
of a very dramatic and thrilling story
1t is the story of a guilty girls fight
for a place in the world, and a hap
piness that she could never attain if
she permitted environment to over
come her.
Mack Sennett's name has become
almost synonymous with hilarious
comedy, so that the dramatic quality
of the production comes as a revela-
ton to those who do not recall that
he vas the producer of Mickey"
the picture which several years ago
with Mabel Normand as the star, es-
tablished a precedent for success
which has never since been equalled.
Molly o, the heroine, is too jolly
a character to be able to keep genu-
inc fun out of life in spite of her
extremely pathetic position. Never
theless the story of her courtship and
marriage, the failure of the union and
then the reconciliation, is as dramatic
and thrilling a story as has ever been
placed on the screen.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
"STOP THIEF"'

Stop Thief" the Goldwyn picture
is said to be one of the best comedy
vehicles ever interpreted by Tom
Moore. AS a legitimate stage offer
ing, stop Thief" made record runs
and delighted audiences whenever it
was presented. AS a picture it has
doubled it's interest, and is a pro-
gression of ridiculous incidents from
start to finish.
More funny things happen in the
As hours within which the play is
supposed to take place than would be
thought humanity possible Tom Moore
and Hazel DAILY as the thieves, dis
guised as maid and detective, enter
the orderly house of the Cars, where
a wedding is pending, and turn it in
to a chaos of confusion during which
valuables disappear and reappear in
the most unexplainable manner.
The accomplices are unconciously
aided in their scheming by old Mr..
Carr ED. McWade) and the bride
groom (Raymond Hatton,) who be-
lieve themselves the victims of KEEP
tomania. After the most unbeliev-
ably absurd situations, matters ad-
Just themselves, and the play ends
happily.
stop Thief" was made with a
supporting cast picked from Gold
wyn's cleverest actors, and was direc-
ted by Harry Beaumont, the star com
edy director of the Goldwyn Studios.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21

steam rising around her dripping, an.
guished face might not escape.
After that, the actress had to get
into a gym suit and skip rope and
perform other reducing exercises.
Miss Ashton was really not keen to
reduce. for her ample figure is one of
her best assets in pictures, but if
she had been anxious to thin herself,
she might have felt well repaid for
her suffering, for she lost seven
pounds in half as many hours.
Miss Hawley has a particularly
good supporting cast in 1.-THE Love
Charm. From Warner Baxter, lead
ing man, Sylvia Ashton, Mae Busch.
and Dick Rosson, through the "iazz
girls and boys headed by Mollie Nc
Gowan, to the character part of Car
rie Clarke Ward as the housekeeper
the players leave nothing to be de.
sired, either in their suitability as
types for the part played, or in their
acting ability.
Thomas Heffron directed, with su.
pervision by Elmer Harris, and Will
lam f. Collins photographed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE

Few playwrights, either for stage
or screen, have equalled the remark
able character drawings that are
depicted in THE Servant in the
House." the H. o. Davis film produc-
ton of Charles Ram Kennedy's
world famed play.
In presenting the Characterization
of the Bishop of Lancashire, a type
which symbolizes that form of pro
fessional religion that eXalts itself
and is deaf and blind to the simple
spiritual needs of humanity Mr.. Ken
nedy set New York and other big
cities humming with controversy
more than a decade ago when "The
Servant in the House made its first
appearance on the stage.
The clergy and the laity that went
to scott at Mr.. Kennedy's work re-
manned to praise it as great story
in the interest of true religion.
Harvey Clark, noted actor of stage
and screen, plays the role of the
Bishop in the H. o. Davis produc-
ton and he gives a remarkable por-
trayal of a man whose life makes a
mockery of the religion he espouses.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
The eaters
MOLLY o'-kAhuLuI THEATRE

MOLLY o'-KAhULuI THEATRE
1t is with great pleasure that we
announce the opening first run fea-
ture picture from the States Theatre
Honolulu on Tuesday 25th. As already
mentioned we are going to run these
big features every Tuesday at Kahu-
lui in order that the patrons of our
houses may have a chance to see the
first u pictures from the States.
The management feels that with this
step he can feel the pulse of the thea
ire going public and should the pa
tronage warrant it he will increase
this service. The pictures that will
be shown every Tuesday will at the
same time be running both on the
Coast and in New York, so it is up
to the people of Maui to decide, and
the box office will soon show your
decision. Arrangements are under
way to have the special music score
played for each picture. Tuesday
nights will be first run picture night
at Kahului theatre and the film will
be returned every Wednesday so it
will be shown only at Maui's popular
playhouse. Prices will be the same
as Honolulu 20 cents for children and
so emit for adults Future attrac-
tions include such pictures as Char
lie Chaplin in The Kid" The Perfect
Woman" AS Minutes From Broad
way" also Pay Day" and many other
first run features.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-21
"THE LOVE CHARM"

What is endured in the name of
Art! If you really want to know, just
ask Sylvia Ashton, who is zen in an
important role with Wanda Hawley
in "The Love Charm"
Though you may see it while you
are wearing furs and doing your
Christmas shopping early" this pic
ture was made during the height Of
last Summers heat wave. To get a
few scenes of Miss Ashton reducing
in a steam cabinet, she had to spend
an entire morning in the thing, in a
set which had to be entirely closed
in and covered, so that the clouds OF