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C. E. KING. Managing Editor.
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FLASHES FROM THE
PARISH SEAT
Boy Scouts Troops Nos. 1 and 2 of
Franklin visited the merchants of
Franklin Thursday and secured the
following applications to sell War
Savings Stamps as authorized Treas
ury Agents, viz: N. and M. Silver
man, Sam Serio, Sam Papa, Isaac
Bloch, Sam Silverman, A. Friedman,
M. Bell Son, Limited, St. Mary Hard
ware Company Limited, John Eisle
and Miss Reuter. These applica
tions in addition to those previously
secured means that every store in
the town of Franklin is enlisted in
List of Class 1 Men Military Registrants Summoned For
Physical Examination Tuesday February 6th, 1918
Franklin, La., 10 A. M.
Date Notice Mailed, January 31*t, 1918.
Date to Appear, February 6th, 1918.
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®£ own > hn, La............................. 766
Polite Beasley, Franklin, La........................... 7 f 7
Frederic Baptiste, Houma, La..........................
Clarence Brown, Franklin La ....................... 771
Andrew Booker, Garden City, La...................... 773
Joseph Beverly, Franklin, La......................... 776
James Burkes, Franklin, R. F. D. Box 29, La............. 777 ;
Gus Brown, Calumet, La.............................. 779 j
Frederick Bray, Garden City, La........................ 782 1
Joe Bolden, Franklin, La..............................
Joseph Baker, Franklin, La........................... 788 j
Joseph Bernard, Garden City, La....................... 789 ;
Edward Baker, Franklin, La........................... 791 !
Minos Blank, Franklin, La............................. 792 '
Joseph Ballot, Franklin, La ..........................!*. 794 j
Melville Stephens Bercegeay, Baldwin, La...............1222 '
Hector Breaux, Baldwin, La.........\ 1223 j
Wallace Brown' Baldwin, La'. '. 11 '. 1289 !
Abby Bruner, Baldwin, La..............................1290 ;
John Baltozar, Baldwin, La............................1293 ;
Elliot Brown, Baldwin, La.............................1295 |
Spencer Brown, Baldwin, La...........................1296
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Leonard Bray, Baldwin, La
Alvin Billy, Baldwin, La..............................1T95
Hillard Bean, Baldwin, la .............................13 7
James Brown, Baldwin, La ....., » .....................131 >
Beecher Baptiste, Baldwin, La..........................1311
Joseph Biambo, Louisa, P. O. La........................145'
Nelson Agrien Barilleaux, Centreville, La................1457
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Lawrence Boudreaux. Morpan City.
Stanley Jos. Barrilleaux, Brownsville, Texas.
Louis R. Boudreaux, Centreville, La.................... j ioi
Clerphe Jos. Boudreaux, Centreville. La.........•....... «63
Fred A. Braum, 3645 Annunciation St., N. O. La..........1 '67
Albert Bourgeois, Centreville, La.......................L-2
Sidney Burges, Centreville, La.........................1523
Edward Baptiste, Centreville, La.......................J527
David Butler. Centreville, La...........................652c.
Peter Accardo, Patterson, La...........................v8'
Cullen Bowman, Patterson, La.........................1694
Leonard Berger, 2223 Milan St., N. O. La...............1699
Amous Butler, Patterson, La..........................1837
Alfred Brown, Patterson, La...........................1838
Henry Bourgeois, Jr., Patterson, La.....................1850
Alex Brooks, Patterson, La............................1856
Beatsy Brandon, Patterson, La.........................1863
Clay H. Bigler, Morgan City, La.......................2168
Louis Bourgeois, Gibson, La...........................2171
Harold Armond Blum, Morgan City, La..................2173
Matthews Brown, Woodworth, La.......................3303
Extra Special For
End of Month
M*INCfet UNBLEACHED COTTON, WORTH 20 CENTS,
SPECIAL 121-2 CENTS A YARD. '
LADIES COATS AND SUITS, WORTH UP TO $20.00, NOW
2S
CENTS. OUR
, . , 7 } X« t
SPRING SKIRTS,
, BEST QUALITY GINGHAMS, WORTH
PRICE. It CENT* A YARD. : j
44-INCH WHITE GOODS, FINE FOR
NOW 22 CENTS A YARD. >
MEN'S OVERCOATS, $15.00 VALUE, GOING AT $7.50.
BOYS' SUITS UP TO $10.00, TOUR CHOICE NOW $4.98 A
SUT- ; at » '* :: * * r
i MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. FORMERLY $18.00,
NOW $12.00 A SUIT.
IMITATION B. V. D. UNDERWEAR, WORTH 50 CENTS,
OUR PRICE. 25 CENTS A GARMENT.
BOYS* KHAKI KNEE PANTS, WORTH 75 CENTS, WHILE
THEY LAST SS 1-2 CENTS A PAIR.
Ye wut tbe dm last days of this month to be
recird breakers, hence bare made big redactions, m
al j yi ii e », if yon want te save money dont fail
; werk
to see is
HenryLoeb Co., L'td.
Imgaè Gty's Fastest Growing Sore
and that THRIFT '
selling campaign and tnar iniwr *
will be in the show case ,
STAMPS
of each store
!
All preparations have been com
nleted for the War-Savings Stamps
L, «ha« hoy scouts .«oops Nos. 1
and 2 will make Saturday. Twelve
autos have been furnished and all
autos will assemble at the court
house square in Franklin at 9 A. M.
The scouts will be in Baldwin at
10 A. M., Charenton at 11:30 A. M.,
Centreville at 2:30 P. M. and Patter
son at 4:30 P. M. There will be a
Boy Scout exhibition drill in each
town in front of the courthouse,
speeches by the Boy Scouts, War
music, and then each store in town
will be formally visited and request
ed to become a Treasury Agent for
the sale of War Stamps.
M. L'abbe Sourris, a wounded sol
dier-priest will deliver a lecture in
Baldwin Monday night at 7 P. M. in
the French language to the citizens
of that town.
Mrs. James R. Parkerson has or
ganized a chorus to lead in the sing
ing of popular War Songs at all fu
ture meetings of the War-Savings
Campaign C.ommittee, consisting of
Mrs. James R. Parkerson, Mrs. C. M.
Horton, Mrs. W. C. Baker and Mrs.
Wilbur H. Kramer; Misses Pearon,
Erin O'Neill and Jessie Black and
Messrs Octave Pecot, Eugene O'Con
nor and Robert Barnett.
Mrs. E. S. Barifett, Mrs. W. C.
Baker and Mr. R. E. Himel atended
' the meeting of the Red Cross in Pat- j
««= — - |
, terson Wednesday. ...j
A Parish Teachers' Institute wll '( p
be held in Franklin Saturday.
w ,
Judge W. C. Baker returned Wed * ; wb
nes.ay
__ j be
, e «U Rrirto-P !
At the meeting of the Bridge
Club Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J.
Allan Barnett won the Club prize. i an
__ !
,, it it returned Wed- or
Mrs. H. H. Gates returned wea
nesday from a visit to New Orleans.
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Miss Norman Levy, daughter of
Louis Levy is in New
Mr. and Mrs.
Orleans and will be the guest for the
remainder of the winter of her sis
ter. Mrs. Jules Lazarus.
Mrs. Walter Y. Kemper and son,
-^Donald, have been with Mr. Kemp
er in Plaquemine for several days
this week.
,
been
bag
ç or p S
m j ss i on . His brother, Richard
Q'xjein has ojined the Engineering
to
to
c
Miss Martha Foster, a co-ed of I
S. U. and brother Murphy J., also a v
or
student of the University, have mild
cases of measles.
Charter of the Avoca Hold
ings Company Inc.
United State* of America,
State of Louisiana,
Parish of St. Mary,
City of Morgan City.
to
ly
:
;
BE IT KNOWN, That oni this , the
31st day of the month of ecember,
in the year of Our Lord, one thous
j and, nine hundred _ and
„..'and of the Independence of the Uni* •
ted States of America, the one hun
7 idred and forty-second, before me, I. ' j
W- Paddock, a Notary Public, duly*'h
commissioned and qua lified within,
and for the Parish of St. Mary, State
' ,, . 1 1
; of Louisiana, th.r in residin L , and m !
j the presence of the witnesses here-.
1 inafter named and undersigned, per
787isonally came and appeared the sev- 0
j eral persons whose names are here
; unto subscribed, who severally de
! dared that, availing themselves of
' the benefits and provisions of the , t
j Constitution of the State of Louis
' iana and to the laws of said btate
j relative to the organization of corpo
! rations, particularly of the provi
; s i 0 ns of Act Number 267 of the
; G = neral Assembly of the State of
| fcffiiafor the'year 1914, they
bave un ited to form and do, by these
i ndV,; u . - i ______:__ -tust*,
7
>
1 presents, form and organize them-,'t?
^ * . ,, 1-1 - 1 -J.1_____- t
selves, as Well all such other per
S;> ' ' ^soSed h wRhiLâ'TAheî;
ïirÆ U t0 furPraSd
In..................7n«.;r-*
The
v tion
•AVQC
rts following towit
ÄS ». fV
me and title o! this corpo
Ü1 be:
HOLDINGS COMPANY,
NCORPORATED."
:d uncle, r.nd by saia name, unless
>r - di ' ed in accordance witll
ont.rv e, a:: i
-.rpcrr.te
•«• a r
' m ami
, „ .
tU- -barter, it shall exist and
shall have and enjoy
'ence p.nd succession
. - . + ,
, ' ri »°ft f t.he ni dae" of n thisact !
u. aft, the date of this act. j
or 1 '--hr-, devise or bcque.t, sell,'
aliei. t", i l ose of, convey, lease, (
nledg:, pawn, hypothecate, encumber !
or mortgage property of any kind, ;
whether real, personal or mixed, cor- j
ooreal or incorporeal, movable or im- \
movable, all c ibjec; to such limita
tiens as may be prescribed by law. j
It may rake, issue and endorse !
bonds or notes and other evidences
of debt. It may accept mortgages, !
pledges or Other form ' of security
for mohfey 1'sned or other debts. It
may contract, sue and bo sued, plead
or be impleaded Ly its corporate
name in any court '»f competent ju
risdiction. It may make, adopt and
use a common seal and alter the t
same at pleasui'3. It may h -dd stock j
in other corporations, and its cap-1
Ital ßtock may bs l*m « for capital
stock in other ccrporat. ons. It may
name, appoint and employ such
managers, directors, officers, agents
and other employees as its said bus
iness and convenience may require,
and may fix their compensation, hav
ing due regard to th ? nature, char
acter and value of th ir services. It
may make, and establish by-laws,
rules and regulations not ir.consist
ent with this charter or any existing j
law, fixing or altering the manage
ment of its property, the regulation
and government of its affairs, and
the manner of the certification and
registration of its stock. It may
wind up and dissolve itself, or be
wound up and dissolved in the man
ner prescribed by law. It may con
duct business in this State, other
States, the Federal Districts, the
Territories and possessions of th-'
United States, and any foreign cour.
try. It shall have the power to in
vest its Board of Directors with all
of its corporate powers, subject to
such restrictions as may be nanw «i
in this charter. And 4t generally
shall possess all the powers, rights,
privileges and immunities which cor
poratiçns are and may hereafter be
authorized to possess under th^lo:
st'tution and laws of this Staflran«!
particularly under Act No. 267 of
the Acts of the Genen 1 Assembly of
the State of Louisiana for the year
1914.
ARTICLE II.
Thc domicile ot this corporation
shall be at the City of Morgan City, i
p ar j«h of St. Mary, State of Louis -1
lana.
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ARIIv.LE III.
The objects and purposes tor
; wb j c h this corporation is formed and
£ £ Ä-»
j be :
! To buv and sell stocks, bonds,
mort „ ape \, debentures, trust re- !
ceiptSi commercial paper, consols.'
i an d government securities, either for
! itself or agent of any person, firm
or corporation, but not to engage in
^ bankinp or stock-jobbing busi
negs; t0 act as the fiscal agent of
any person, firm or corporation; to .]
buy, sell, let, lease, hire, own or de-,
mise or generally deal and trade m
real estate, with the power to im
prove or increase the value thereof ;
to borrow money and grant mort
gages, bond mortgages or notes
therefor; to lend money and to re
ceive therefor mortgage, bonds or
any other evidence of indebtedness;
to carry on any other business which,
under the law, it may be entitled to
carry on which may seem to the cor
poration to be calculated, directly or
indirectly, to effectuate the afore
v ij ef r es as relate to the objects and
that may be calculated, directly or
indirectly, to enhance the value of
or to render profitable any of the
company's properties and rights,
and generally to hold and exercise
all «such incidental powers and pri
purposes hereinabove set forth or as
may be necessary, useful or conven
ient for effecting said objects and
purposes.
ARTICLE IV.
The authorized capital stock of
this corporation is hereby declared
to be the sum of TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS ($250,000.00>. Thc present
ly authorized capital stock of this
corporation shall be represented by
Two Thousand, Five Hundred
do
of
75,
the
: (2,600) shares of the par value df
-- - • - " ($ 100 . 00 )
; One Hundred Dollars
■«*»>■ ^ per30naI property . It sha „
f u iiy paid and non-assessable
wben j SS ued. No transfer of said
capital stock shall be binding upon
• tb j s corporation unless made in ac
cordance with its charter and by
' j awg an( j reco rded on the books
f
inereoi ' artTCLE V
AKlK.Lt, v.
1 The business of this corporation
! ghall be managed by and a
corpora t e powers thereof s
vested j n ànd exercised by a board
0 f n0 £ more than fifteen (15) and
n0 ^ j ess t ban fj V e (5) directors, to
be elected from among its stock
holders, and a majority of the direc
, t ô rs , either present in person or
of The ! ei
II be j
board ! f
represented by proxy, shall consti- j
tute a quorum. The said board of |
directors shall have the right
to
nominate and appoint such agents, j
managers or sub-agents as m their j
judgment they deem #ew»a^
the management of the corporation
pf the conduct and carrying on of I
its business. i
business.
t
ARTICLE VI.
The first board of directors of this
E. A. Pharr, whose post-office ad
arMS H Morgan City, Louisiana.
address is Morgan City. Louisiana
A.
M. E. Norman, whose post-office !
address is Morgan City. Louisiana. :
dr 2 s aJ - 1 .
B Rped whMC pa st . ot fice ad !
Louisiana: i
,
dr ^ s
and '
ad dre?s
B. Reed,
is Morgan
S.
City,
Foster, whose
postoffice j
is Morgan Citv Louisiana;!
. with E. A. Pharr as President, B.
0 « Brien as Vice-President, and M. E. j
Norman as Secretary-Treasured. Said to
L ___ j -« „u-n !
j
, board of directors shall serve until j
! the first meeting of stockholders for
j the election o£ directors, or until !
are elCCted
ARTICLE VII.
( Qn tbe £irst Wednesday in Janu
! ar y, 1919, and annually thereafter
; 0 n the first Wednesday in January
j in each year, a meeting of the stock
\ holders of this corporation snail be
held at its domicile for the purpose
j o£ electing directors for the ensuing
! y ear. A failure from any cause
whatsoever to hold the annual meet
! j n g of stockholders, or the failure to
elect directors thereat, 6hall not dis
It solve this corporation, but the direc
tors and officers then in office shall
remain in office until their succes
sors shall have been respectively du
i y chosen, elected, qualified and in
t stalled.
and I
j ARTICLE VIC.
This charter may De amended, and
It
may be increased or decreased, or
this corporation may be dissolved in
the method and manner rrovided by
law.
ARTICLE IX.
No stockholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable or respon
sible for the contracts or faults of
this corporation in any further sum
that the unpaid balance on the stock
y» ai
j £*re "forJSy to'orgart
ization have the effect of rendering
be
this charter null or of exposing a
stockholder to any liability other
than as above provided.
THUS DONE AND PASSED in my
office at the City of Morgan City,
Louisiana, on the day, month and
year herein first above written, in the
presence of Herbert Blanchard and
James Doiron, competent witnesses,
who hereunto sign their names with
in- s aid appearers, and me, Notary, after
all
to
«i
be
of
of
due reading of the whole.
Warren B. Reed, Morgan City,
La., one share.
E. A. Pharr, Morgan City, La.,
one share.
K. S. Foster, Morgan City , La.,
one share.
B. O'Brien, Rhoda, La. one share.
M. E. Norman, Morgan City, La.,
one share. • |
Witnesses: ... j
Herbert Blanchara. j
James Doiron.
A Wise New Year Resolution For You
RESOLVED THAT
I will have my clothes made during 1918 here in
Morgan City where I can get that expert personal
attention which will insure me satisfaction In fit
and fabric-ana that the best place for me lo buy
is from
A. J. Glaser, The Tai
Cleaning and Pressing
Phone 273
I. w
PADDOCK.
Notary Public.
CLERK S OFFICt.,
the
to
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the original, now on file and of '
record in mv office, recorded in
Book "RECORD OF INCORPORA- i
TIONS". page No. 238, Entry No.
75, of date January 5. 1918.
In evidence whereof witness my
official signature and the impivss
the seal of my office, this 5th day
Januarv A. D., 1918.
(Signed) WILBUR IL KRAME!
Clerk ex-officio Record
of
St. Mary Soldier Boy ;
Wants The Daily
Review
Camp Beauregard, La. j
January 28th, 1918.j
The Daily Review, (
Morgan City, La.
Gentlemen :
I am enclosing money order cov- j
! ei W a subscription to your paper. I
j want the St. Mary Parish news and
! f ee l that your paper furnishes the
best means of getting it. When a
fellow is away from home the local
papers are always welcome, and the
home folks sometimes forget to
j mail them t0 us
| „ ______.,
Kindly mail paper to
j Corporal John A. O'Neill,
j Co. H. 156th Infantry,
Camp Beauregard, La.
_
I
i
NOTICE.
There will be a special communica- j
tion of Doric Lodge No. 203, F. &
A. M., Sunday noon at 3 p. m.
ruary 3rd., 1918, conferring of F.
! A. & F. C. Degrees. iVsitors wel- ;
: come . '
1 .
! 2t BABINS, Secj.
i ivinge . .nHiug .
j
j , . .. . , .
to extend an invitation to the pu >
! lie to continue their patronage with
NOTICE.
Having purchased thc re
j of E. R. Schwing and Co.,
ätaurnnt
I desire
., « I
j He to continue their patronage with
me. Changes will be made as,"
! quickly as possible
«sible for the better- j
I ment of service until a first-class
standard is reached. Your coopera
tion is solicited.
GEO. A. GOODMAN.
"A SPLENDID TONIC "
Says Hixson Laiy Who, On Doc
tor's Advice, Took Cardai
And Is Now Well.
Hixson, Teon.—"About 10 years ago
I was...'' says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, ot
this place. *T suffered with a pain in
my left side, could not sleep at nigh
with this pain, always In the left
side...
My doctor told me to use CardnL I
took one bo* , which helped me and
after my baoy came, I waa stronger
and better, but the pain was still
them .
I at first let it go, hat began to get
weak and In a rim-down condition,
to I decided to try aome more Cardul,
which I did.* >■
This last Cardul which I took made
me modi better, in fact, cured me. It
has been a number of years, still I
have no return ot this trouble.
I feel It was Cardul that cured me,
and I recommend It aa a splendid fe
male tonic."
Don't allow yourself to become
weak and run-down from womanly
troubles. Take Cardul. It should sure
be
,
ly help yon. as It has so many thou- j
■anda i '
__of -other women in the pest 40
yean. Headache, backache, sideache, ;
nervousness, sleeplessness, tlred-out ;
feeling, are all signs of womanly trou - 1
Ms. OtV- — rvt relief by taking ;
CarduL Why youT 411 druggists. ;
^ ______ NO-133!
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for immediate action m the way oi
| building rent residences to take care
j of the rapidly growing population.
j ^ be union Bridge and Construction
the
____
Now that it is practically certsm '
that further contracts will be secur
ed for the building of ships by the
local shipyard there are several prop
erty owners who are planning
WANT ADS AND NOTICES
WANTED to buy good mule and
good second-hand dump-cart. Apply
to Review office. Phone 278. 2f
SEE
ARCHIE M. SMITH
Certified Public Accountant
1001 Hibernia Building
New Orleans, La. 1 mo
I. W.
SURANCE.
PADDOCK FOR IN.
;
ADAM'S FASHION EMPORIUM
L. J. ADAMS, PRO?.
Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing
Suit Made to Order
Old Hats Made New
Gasoline and Texaco
Product*
Woolco 5 Minutes Vu!c*nizer
And Patches.
j
(
j
Weiner' Sausage
Sliced Sausage
Dill Pickles
Pan Dandy Bread
JOLLEY BROS.
PHONE
7G
C. A. BLANCHARD
Lawyer and Notary
in First National Barnc Bldg.
j
Office
Feb-j______
ç ompany are now employing about
; onp ba j f ' of tbe ] abor they will need
' beiore the first contract is complet
The b " i,der ^ puts -5
rpn , cott ,„ cs at this «.me »
. of a ?teady revenue and some of the
ones are going to profit by it.
The nnrty from the Lake Charles
Aviation School who have been seek
I In,, lmdir.L«- fie'd« for their aviators
mg * J left for
as," th J a success foI
j the School today after a s
located in
trip. Fields have been
several towns along the "air root*
and others are under consideration;
Morgan City has offered a >
which the party pronounced a» e -
cellent.
Berwick, La-, J* 11,
be held at the domicile of the c«**
, ration in Berwick, La., on
day February 20th ' 1918, * of
o'clock A. M., for the purpose
electing a Board of Dir ® c ^"' « nt
the transaction of any other b ^
A meeting of the'Stockholm
the Berwick Mercantile Co. m ^
that may come before the
J. D. EHRLICH, Pr«> deBt '
BURL CLEMENT,^
Morgan
ered to your home 4uc a
jEE THAT THE
VbUEAT- -afiT
is
PROPERmV
REfBWEWmr
y
visit.
Ocuve J. Delaune
PHONE NO. I*
, about th»
WE'VE talked »
manner of mea We do so
ployed in . thlS • hty important ste
caU se it » » ^ pure food nr
ject Don t attent ion. pty
ket escape .