The herald. [volume], June 07, 1917, Page 10, Image 10

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Make War Loan the Chief Sub
ject of Discussion in
Your Home
Sixth Federal Bank District Has Higt
Napes Do Selling United States
Uberty Boads
Presideet Wilson, 'he cabinet and
eongress are keenly awaiting news of
the subscription for Liberty bonds,
which the government has issued to
help In the war.
The sale has been arranged through
the Federal Reserve Banks and ac
cording to their districts. Our dis
trict, the sixth, includes Georgia, Flor
Ida, Alabama and approxima'ely half
of Tennefsee, MisissiIppI and Louisit
ana. Few sections of the United
States have such varied resources.
From the orange groves of Florida to
the steel mills of Alabama, and from
the cotton fields of Georgia to the
rice plantations of Louisiana and the
stock raising section of Tennessee al
most every kind of crop and manu
facturing industry can be found. It
I will be -trange indeed if the people of
this prosperous sect ion are not
among the largest purchaser. of Lib
erty bonds.
The government will be very great
ly disappointed unless this great sec
tion ranks at least third in the volume
of its purchases of Liberty bonds.
Bankers of Atlanta, Birmingham, New
Orleans, Macon, Chattanooga and
Jacksonville as well as in every small
town in the distriot, agree that when
the total figures are announced that
the Sixth District will be found to
have done its full part.
But every man, woman and child
must participate. Bonds sell as low
as $50 and as high as $10,000.
Make the war loan the chief subject
of discussion in your home. Make sure
that each member of your family
sees his or her duty and opportunity
clearly.
Make up your mind today. Don't
let it be said that you withheld your
help in time of your country's needs.
Buying Liberty Bonds Is
Not An Act of Charity
When you buy United States Lib.
I erty War Bonds you are not giving
away anything. Your act of purchas
ing is not an act of charity. What
ever money you have you possess be
cause you have lived and worked in
the glorious United States. Today the
United States needs ready money to
help win the war, to provide food,
olotl ing and transportation for our
soldier boys. So our government says
to you: "Loan us $50 or $100, or what
ever amount you like, and we will pay
you 3% per cent annual interest (pay
ments every June 15 and Dec. 16), and
in addition to that we will pay yOu
back the entire amount you lent us.
Also, if the interest rate on our bonds
goes up, we will advance your interest
to the highest rate."
"That's a fair, square proposition.
You can't lose. The United States
helped you get what you have, and it
is both patriotism and good business
on your part to loan the government
some of your money now. Order
United States Liberty Bonds from
your banker or your broker. Do it
today.
U. S. Liberty Bond Butto
Is Your Badip of Honor
Every man, woman and child who
buys a Liberty bond will be given a
government button to wear. This
badge of honor will be a sign to the
world that its wearer believes in the
United States, in freedom, in man
bood, in righteousness, and has shown
his faith by his works. Many dt us
are not able to fight, but there is
hardly any one who cannot buy at
least a $50 Liberty bond. Remember,
too, that this $60 is not a gift: it is a
safe and sound Investment, free from
taxation, paying interest and repaying
the principal in full. You can't lose.
If you do not buy, both you and
your country will thereby be losers.
Don't be a millstone around your coun
try's neck. Order at least one Liberty
bond today.
How about mother? Wouldn't
she be proud if you were to
bring home a United States
Liberty Bond in her name?
BE FIRST TO WEAR A BUTTON.
Be the first to wear a button.
Don't delay until your friends and
aeighbors question your patriotism.
Every buyer of IAberty bonds, isa
sued to support the war, will receive
from the United States government a
button to be worn at all times and
plag's. This button shows that you
have answered your nation's first call.
It tells where you stand. It speaks
louder than anything you can say.
Place your order for Liberty bonds to
day and be the first to wear a button
EYES EXAMINED GLASSES MAE
-- ECIA .':
NlO DRUGs IJeR
LIBERTY BNDIS
E ARE THE SAFEST
b. Money Paid Out Is Returned
to You in Full at End of
Stated Period
S reatest ad 'Safest If AH I ast
melts; Be a Shrewd iHesy
Maker
nd Did you ever own a bond?
Investments. The shrewdest money
d, makers are bond buyers. The most
careful Investors are bond buyers.
When you buy stoc, the money you
gh pay for it is gone forever. What you
ac- buy is only a right to share in divia
ise- dends, providing there should be ady.
or- But a bond is different. The money
alt you pay for a bond is returned to you
isi- in full at the end of a stated period.
ed You know by reading the bond itself
es. on precisely what date you will get
to back your principal. Then, instead of
)m wondering whether you will get Inter
he eat or dividends on your money, you
Fe also know by reading your bond exact
al- ly what rate of interest you will be
1u. paid and on what dates the payments
It will be made to you
of Insurance companies, colleges, trust
lot funds and conservative individual in
ib- vestors buy boryis because they are
the safest kind of investment. Bonds
at- Issued by the United States govern
ec- ment are the most valuable of all
no I bonds. Our government never fails to
is. pay: usually its bonds sell above gr
because they are always "as good9,s
ad gold." The man or woman who holds
ill United States bonds is free from
en worry: the money they cost will come
at back in full, and every cent of interest
to will be paid on the appointed days.
Liberty bonds, issued by the United
Id States government lanrder to win the
,w war anJ re-establish peace on earth,
will soon be ready for sale. You can
ct subscribe now. These bonds are in do.
re nominations of $50, $100. $500, $1.000,
ly $10.000. $5u,000 and $100,000. You can
ty buy one or several. Interest is at 3,i
per cent, payable June 15 anal Dec. 15
it every year. If at a later date the gov
, ernment should issue bonds at 4, 41t,
Is5 or any other higher per cent of in
terest, you can at once exchange your
S~k per cent bonds for those of the
highest rate. Thus you are protect
ed as to the future. Furthermore, these
Liberty bonds are ta-- free; hence
your income from t inz is net, not
subject to any deduction by the city,
county, state or na ion.
Every man, woman or child who
buys a Liberty bond will be given a
,s
button to wear. That button will indi.
cate two things:
in 1.-That its wearer believes in the
investment value of government
t bonds;
d 2.-That the wearer has done some.
thing to help the United States win
r the war. That button will be a badge
of honor In all the days to come.
Why not buy at least one Liberty
bond for every member of your fam
id ly? Decide now. Subscriptions close
June 15 at the latest, but the govern.
Sminent reserves the right to close ear.
lier it it prefers.
n. Make good for the baby's
sake. Buy a United States Lib
it erty bond for the littlest one,
God bless him-or her.
at _
r Work Of Selling Liberty
Bonds a Patriotic Duty
The sale of the Liberty Bonds in
the Fourth Federal Reserve District
r Is being handled without expense to the
government. W. C. Wardlaw of Atlanta
Is chairman of the general committee
to in charge of the sale of the bonds, and
a St. Elmo Massengale is chairman of
i the publicity oommlttee. Both are
Le serving without pay. No money is be
Lo itg paid any newspaper, and the ad.
n- vertislng and pulbicity copy s18 being j
'n written without charge. The leading
Sfinanciers of the South are devoting
is their entire time to the work. It is .
it pleasure to this paper to be able to
r, assist, also without pay.
e. When democracy goes to
id war democracy fights that
. war and pays for it. That's
-. what the LAberty bonds
. are for. Will you buy your
bond today?
The Kaiser is waiting to hear from n
the sale of United States Liberty i!
Bonds. Make your share of that loud
noise. Buy today.
United States Liberty Bonds pay
i. 8% per cent interest in money and a m
million per cent interest In peace of
mind and patriotlism. :
Sing "My Country 'T1is of Thee" oel n
B- your way to the bank to get United l
a States Liberty Bonds.
d Your neighbor huas bought United
u States Liberty Bonds. Have you?
s Make your sweetheart a present that
means profit and patriotism. Buy her
a United States Liberty Bond.
Says the Cronic Disbeliever.
It pleases the average man more to
have a woman tell him that he is the
first man she ever loved than to have
her tell him the truth.
We sell it
NO-DRI
THE NEW LIBRARY PASTE
Always ready-.
Never Needs Wates
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a iiiectIng 2f the st.sckhslders of ttils cir
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•t iiss-lve thi r. at. -i ,n, but the dire- : . I
' .e"i rc't'ectively duly chaseti, ehecte,, qua!
Article VIIl.-This charter iay lie amen'
" ati ' tie ,~ 1:t . a '-ck of thi. corpira
s , . a i 'i - i irease i or dec- ease., or this 1.,
o 'ti-. -...may e dissol"ed. n the method : n:
-'",i: i i'i ;,,er pr'v : d , ,iv lIs:c : ,r t s
t.tl'.: - I :,l -,. stck l l te! of this co.r-.w
.i' on shall. eserf Ie hel lia.: .le o:'r respon-l
, -le tic the ,c tracts "r '.,. f"le of this canr
itr l at in any farther sum tih ai the tinpalif
al, it n itie sti ck fitv w,:hich he has 5r1t:l
'i! en, - no sall any metel, itiirmality in
ah er t i f cxpl."g a sti:ckh- e , i: iiSr ti ,c
" :lih:1y - irvo hr than as anse r. oviihd.
Ar. il st,.-" ckhii-et nia y sell, as-i, .r
, ..12, or .lransler-, k :sut n th c:rl a ratln aoh
s- ,th-'at givi rig to tie etitian t through it,
*e.ercar. th.tr.ty lra p,' ikt n2tice in writing
if son h itentla, an.! the otter statkhold- p
h.0l l "hare the it.t piivlege of lr-len
has:iig the sai stlck at tie book value I
hlfcte afr t "ienl 01 thlrte 'ays roi, saidu
i:l. re,. alter wsica thir s;,lays notice the -
t21 ttick niay be srll in the open market f
In the event that o., tr t ,ckhaldes offe a
Sl'i ,y nrce stick thean isi t reed fir sale.
12rh stockholders offering ta buy shall be a
,rwled to buy the offered stock in the
atia cf their thenlt sockhold.ings in the rtom
Thns ~hnale an passned in ,luali cate, in y
i lCe r at the Cty 'if New I rleans, Lo isiana
Sthe lay. nnth an. year tirst hnereina
,erl, ai r. ,. Ram ,rec tw , competent wit
esesl who i lhereinto sign thei r names with
a alppearerYrs and me, notary,ie after duea
eading if the whale.i l !l T .
nay 24 31 june 7 14 21 a
OF Th.E "CENTRAL WAREHOUSES, toi
:nited States of America, State of Lousie e a
ana Paris-ah of Orleans, City of Newa
)rleans.
Be it known that on this eigh th day of
ad of the Indeandenrce of the United retate l
firs 'r a I i \ .1 c
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N .. t .. , lare': t arI 'e:::z, 2tie
ine Ave. N. t , i a. '.t " :hares
A le VIsiT- The . .' niecte:i:it of the
'.l, r , tr. rpe " f 'r the e'e.
S f d:-r': ý ha:i lie held 'Ii the first
." I,' " t f I.e 'f eit cii sear- the fic;: nice:
q t", , he,! .In the tint Mt :'I1iv of tune.
MIl un il wh:: .i " ne tie ticer, .ini direc..
unr1 in thmi chtarter It ill r nue
- uftic. nI heir soliir, have been
,Iuily ele, vI and a:taulet]P1"
Art::e N -ll tekhabl 'nmet:i-ago fit
.he Sie .. directis s. . . ..l.e .hl after
.,tee t is ssw itten . 1i"i m.iie'l ti em it
S •li bier istkhilders mert ig ii
he hr li ihe 5ciiilecei by the ti iat. if ditec'
: . ie. h l s . . r at lea. t .t. . '' " f the
ousaiilng i'.puit il q:.'.k. Nti-ce if altl
- ii. iI --a .ecttna ..t..er thin aijitrtne
. !.ing- sha.l lie given in the ma.',ner p"."
i"•'.I • ., stoikh. iler, nietitgs fir the
e . n ' i - ....t. rs. ui le - such n i t ce is
'", ed by ", n, n I ,: :;;, ,,, - . .. en.t,
..:w , _-This i.arter naiy t.e aneniled,
al•ee- . .r c 'an . T'it this a ' .;" 1 in ma.
: .:. ieel ant its affair.  .iqui.atei., by
site 'i.f t ,atirdi if the "i"t-:a :-" cap- i
a' 'k , t a special ne' ting of s..ickh'- li.,
Cr' cail-l. fir that purpise, \ i it ' ce ,if which
't be g:ven as -; it". ti':lc fir in Arti.le IX
ii tit' chtarter.
In the event of liqttdati.n. liiv-ioat.'i-' te:,
ti lie apl.i .tei - in aci'. -. -'nce with the terms
..f A•t 207 if the Lauttstntta Legi"lature fir
the sear 1114.
ThuA dine and passet,. in my nrtarial of
*ie, itt t,e (,ity eif New 4 ,rleans, La., on
the lay. nt itith n i 1yeir tirst a'iiive written,
,t the presence , if Mshr. . Edgar M. Cahn
attil Will ant F. Cinkert  tt. c. ieiipeten st w
nes.e wh' hive herentti sitnei their names,
tigetter with the si"t apleaters, and me.
n.itirv, after a tie rea.iitny of the whale., tie
15 ITI ap pe r r a't" ',i'ing op oite thel- r re-  p chare
ye ti ,ni,. their respective se" e - cripti.ins ti
the ciii' ai stack of this coirp'ituti'it, which
nit: itutes the original suriscripti Dn list of
-task itn this curporition.
(Original S.i neiT i Natet. s of original sub
rir atid thteir reiiiective atttscr pt tios.
'i'mitn,.esces: Edgar e. :lCain, Wt'. F. Cin
'ilE:'e AlORE A. .SCILRER. Notary Puble..
L. titheiiersignte rtorier of mteirtgagese
inalt f ,r the parib ,if Orleans, State of t.
Ilnotsiana, d' - hereby certify that the arove
anit fitreg.iintg act of etcirtear itioin of "( en
tral Watehiuses, "Inc. was tits day dulyit
rtcor'iele ti my 'iftice in bkt 1206, fil io -'
New Orleans, lla., Mtii. rri 7. cu
(Sit ne EMiiLE J. LEfINARD, D. R.en
A true cnpy if thte original
- f ite ,tRE A. S'iitilHe, Nintary Public.it
may i7 24 31 jittee 7 14 21
April 26. 1917. i
AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER
OF TiHE 'sAL. M. TOUPS, INC. I
_neted States o, Americah State arf Lusi.
ma. Parish of 4 rleains. (''y of New i
fle it ktnown. that on this twenttysixth
lay of the month ,if April. att the year if
Our Lord one thiusaniv nin te tunired anr
revetiten. and of the Ind ntieetiinmdce of the
nited States of Anierica, the one hundred
and f'rty-i rlt. laed.e rni. Gustave A. ILanmo
stas, a notary pubic, daly ciromissiuneiled. v
'worn and qualified in anit fir the pa sht of
Orleans, and in the presence of the wit
no'-ies, hereinafter naapovid aol rndArstgned:
i'er nally carte an appearei Mt. Frank L. t
itarker. if Racelanil, Iouisiana: Mr. Rich.
art tearker, of Racelandati, i,-iLu |tmna. and
Mt. iarbert J. te oret. if Raceland. Ieuist-em
ana, tirestilent. vii'e-preaitient and secretary. ii
treasurer of the Val. M. Toups, Incorpor.
ated.it
All of said parties lieing of full age;
And the sail appearers declared that
whereas the Val. M. Tuu, Inc . a, corpora. -
sun irgnitiied uinder the laws of this State.,I
dtnicilet in the ('ty of New Orleans, State
.f Louisiana, liy Act passe i before the un- h
dera~gied notary on the nuneteenth day of
January, ote thissandi nine hundred and
sniteen. ant recoriteit o the martgage owe
f th s parish in Book 1195, pelio 10. held
ameeting of the strckhiilders of sa:d co-t
poratiirn on the 3rd day of April. 1917: that
all of them members and stockholders of said
Val. M. Toups, Inc., being present it was
resolved to amend Article I of the charterr'h
o tf the said Val. M. Toups. Tnc., changin
the name of the said corporation frao a,
M. iToups, Inc., to Clatila Store, Incorpor- u
The appearers further declared that said an
'mendment of the change of name of the r o
aid corporation to Cotilda Store, Inc., was Co
made end adopted by the unan!nous yote ne
i all the stockholders tnd members; an will a
appear from the annexed certifyed extraet c
Aro th~e minte of said cer oesien seai
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In Ku.inrrr Day
Because it is the
Home of Thoroughness
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F: AT SPENCER BUSINFSS .LL.
Fly ma tering thi .I: I ' " ,1, ; `S B HOR1,
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e,.- "enc - i , '. 'l'r i,' R ':td ir a ct- , eof
.1 r !! ',t ac is" :r,, have - lul., receive,
n -: h l e, , ' ev ur ,r hequ,-: . Sell,
1 ,. !:l p"',ell.c'. r f'. e Ii n, r (r n ,-,i y .ige
'p itrty ''' s:} k e'rI. 'het a 4r rest, per ,-mat
Ior 'n:, ,vhle. a gent ject to ,ueh ',iu:atons
v ,t'-ence 'f i 'i e st sa a cp: mn rtge mayges,
p1leg ii r her a tit .th ot tr ety fr .1rney
vlane f terir 'er1{'.:,. It nay n::tract, sate
e -d !'"e , -d. p e - or re al e4e1rd by its
ic'"l lte-tt A n il tt hi a c. i t:e or a nl exr t-e
"1 . r i nIta p ' e1 ! tll e1:e it: ili-. ' ait: man 441,
ircl4 , "licers, agenti antd 't. er t. eiplye
ii t' ' usinesi and convenience may
rivi 'e, and man ex treat'r co ipe uatio i hav
ng due tegard t the tht ii ture, h.tirlic'r and
vat:'" S'f their s erv-ice. it may make and
'? tsh by sw., rule, and reg ilhot; ns ot
i.no! n -te withae this charter or any exit
'tg l".! fixing e' t al tering the m ,anagement
S t. h rperty, 4 te ri ulaton a govern
OA f i , aI aie ,, and the rfine t of the'cr '
crnt a l n an ,e reiet' tr \ts ' of a ts star . Ite
Tup e snal ersalved :n the mr anner prea cohedr
v nhtw. It may c:n'u act b ,usine :n thisa:.
it rtl thel o tr t r le.is t ederal i.: trict s,
the TerritoriC t and Pf ii ' i. on' of the ' 'nr ed
St, t ,e nue, any foel ,n , :i.ntry. It genl , r
'i11 uh ti l . t'"e r . all the r owers.t ri ht,
privieges ani-he m u'nit ls wich c'' r ora-i
: r h,:ate and 't ay heref t er ,er an4d. ueha d
S,.g'e7 if the Age ei If !tie f ,eneral A<ie 'i.v
' .le Slate of in.! 'u1 . e r " te f e ea' r 1'a 14;
.+n{ it ihall have i the pwer n t invest i!
ie.4rd of director,, with a:ll f ite cI.'p.r a te
I' teu.i au je t to .uth. retttons a. :nav
,e i t an red in th e ch i l t rt
A-' !e 1 Ti llt ' I ml Ie of ti t c 'r{"
:r' . .i til e the eity of N, w ,Irlean , Pa -t
T- ' of I )rle n ,+ S ate con :: enie, n"e l all
-qtatint or other leg t l purc e - s .Iial h'"
Iserved on t. trle'ti l r, or . ri the event of
!u, abe e,, pn the ferl'it. I" t ,si iv kei a'
or in the even f Ial!r n th e 'f Vno :t ft
tslt . ftice, te a i , t n' secre .lt ry.
'tr ,g oaf +t a n. ' eI tr''- l ' uf'i' s, '' I
1,Py 'uploll l,- ' tif ti t Ie s - -'ie ri u'
Stft, Ic'- thand par ther cpayl er ln or hertre.e
Iii propert y ti righ 1t acta l ly r'e1 v t:
u'aste byne l tct po. a n o the ]"e,| ra s. mt
'n 'ite isue, fully pade fo money aivanred
mo:d fr su.ch loct vaualit e cnsaier.. rti t-.
torpor atial ayn deltertinev provied, t at
10 e stoc ansI be. itssued unt the consier
altiotn tleno ha bee (r.ceived by the said
, to oratl- i ti t r. d i pr :.i o, rk ,
The preerrdstock s h all be e ni tledonut.,
S" P net prts
,'.Y e d:v;ded
per annum in
Preferen n
a n y d l,
: Year. TL.
t Jet to
S 'preferred
' ector '
"," tv of
m1 tie rstie t
I Tuesday '
- :all be heldb
d i'che of the
Pe vusion o a
utied by th
-:' .n shall e DI a
i rfnpany he
•" hoder at I
r" l.g such elet
Sand at all
Ider shall be
S 'are of stock
: oites carst a
' 'rr:ng among t .8
i":on otr he11
f i: r the remat nj
" ':ng director
di rectors on the
S 'inot dissolv, e h
i' s corporate
Itrs then i h a
, ' ':l her success,
S .t 'O i Of.,' ,
: fl.rect yrs shall elect
S' prsident and ae
" I:,.. !,-as I also elect a
S" ! ' ,,-:: r, ·r one person wil
10 • 'm mft tr ot0r ma1y a
,i ," r'd'I. They shall le
' hr t o time, Ie, .
" " v he deemed awar.-
t ;' {' ... I !,u++nes, of t,.:
' "t ` ' i n' t ' vwer to six the
"i, ildties of every olto
' iic' ners and emplon
t empiloyment at the
I::' :e , I m make and estbli
''', , te l a t, l l necessawey ad
S', ]- I:u.l:t;I rt' for the conduct, is d
the businesA and (l
. o : n. At all meetialg d
ie 1 d:re,ors each director e
S: t point a proxy to ag it
" I+:e r,, '1 Iall have full paIwesml
r :,rt . ,,,rr,,w money, to mate m
. ''. I t create liens; r o isam
, I' therr -bligations, aad
1 , .,:i "'' t r ag s reasonable,
Str e proper carrying a r
'r-:' .. , the c srporation.
lilt. !io,,:ay issue full paid sum
.: ir o r in payment of lawh
I ., r '; actually received by Iard
.',,h. VI -Whenever this
: . v ,.ldvedi. either by lirsat
Str. n ,,v ,,fher cause, its agfais "lk
i.t t1:1..':.,'.s. Ih-rhe omsmissiosesl. h,
, n'' x a'," st the stackhuldlss
,i r::i.,gc oft the stocldolde
O ,',t i: 'i:Iih purpose, of wkich
r ,,: ~ ' i·,!1 he given in the mnws
t.re r ,+."se for stockholders' ruins
S : , :e \ f II oi this charter, and
u i ,";.'.m':ia of the capital stock of Mile
'v . !;, ail ',e requlsite to elect. Sailb
: : ihall remain in oer all t
r ati t -. ," ,,i corporation shall bhs t
f:::? ;;'l i 'lad. In case of deathldam
t.., .,e " -a:d commissioners, the i "
1-.:l ',e illed by the surviving ani
tA- 'e VIf.--This act of isnelpelrim
",e ::: ,l.:,c t. changed or altered. or Oie
l ra- I1 mayv be dissolved, or the i l
st nik may be altered, in acciedsat
l.w, t: a meeting of stockholders ati
ithe :larti.,. after notice shall his (m
. lven !,v written notice to each sdls
Seulrverdl ':, hIio personally or meillab
.t "he pt otilice address, designaldid_
i: wr't'Tr at least fifteen (IS) dysl1g
Ithe Ia'e n meeting.
A ' eIP VFIII.-No stockholder NlP
e hirl hab,!e or responsiblle for Il
tr .,- fauhn or debts of said .pi
aiy t Irher :sin than the uapid iault
th, . i , iin on shares of stack
h?,. n.or 'aill any mere inforalitle
·.m tt:.,.,n have the effect of
art, 11 or of exposing a
, .iv hahility beyond the Utsi
recni.,.,g due on his stock.
A-t: !e IX.-Stephen M. Peany, 2
, 'i,. Nerw % rleans, Clyde IL i a l
'si ,"fi. , -'reef, New Orleans, f
Si's" , '. lt370 S nth Franklin strmet,l.
le . It iii J. Mackillop. » 1.
"*-re reit, Atlanta, Georgia. ii
.MI,!'ir. .I:. 2it Annunciation i. ll 1
or,; ' ,-1. "ih, e been chosesn ald ulia
r'r.t '.-, I 'if directors of this l
a2 > a,1 Stephen M. PSmloJ,
( I. le I tJ n all, v:ce.presidest
,,. u,,t F' ,rance J. S.wah
"' irr'", :., serve as such until ih
I in .Mfay. 1918, or eutil 1W
," ,-th t'1 have been elected id
A-r ,X -The subscribers to ta
: ,,k 4f !hs corporation are: cle
'- .vi . rtt"y" c.'om mon shares; l
tI ". I'f 'v ,i n .ni io n s h a re ;
. h .,,. :r n, preferred shares
M s < pr. ,: p eferred share ts
" M . +", - . .,ie preferred dian ,
,n . .,e:. I.,, tl,, shares fll.y
., leration wheeuil
I- cy and Clyde .
....e... : ,. . conducted t ii
Se.'is, and this
" .... . I l , fur 'her consX . 7+ a'
e toe biliatis 
I asets and li a "
- r:,.rserl bein i
. . , *,, fficersb
0i ; ::y dad dwor W
S:,c ty hereinafter
,v v < 2aid St ea I
"I ;,aed, at di
.... ., .',.hv, month IN  ,
. ... r. in the plit
Aukt A. s,r .."
\\..l. ..t.. " h '. y d
T STARKEY ,
I. : *i* .. -.i hn rel 0r
. aI. di herebly certifY
i J g Act of n
E, Serrte (., Ino..,
I i my office. i
' sglfe EMILE J. L ~'
A true copy. _1 il,
may 17 24 31 jone 7 14 3