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A'ouisiana,
sh of Madishn.
T KiOKN, Tl: 6n Ohftiha.
av of Decemlber 1919 before
e uncdrsigned authority,. duly
issioned and qualified according
law, sd ;n the presence of the
ses herefnafter named and un
ed, personally came and ap
d R. S. Guenard. a resident of
e Providence, Louisiana, T.
Lucas, Jeff B. Snyder, G.
Gaines and A. J. Sevier, re:jents
Tallulah. Louisiana, and _orge
Yerger, resident of Mound, Louisi
- all of lawful age; and said ap
rs declared to m" said Notary.
asriling themselves of the laws
the State of Louisiana they have
meusated and bound themselves,
,04 doe by these presents, covenant,
:'le.and bind themselves, as well as
~ e ther persons as. may hereafter
associated with them, to form
Seemstitute a corporation and body
is law for the purposes and
and under the stipulations,
and articles following:
ARTICLE I 'I
e name and style of the cot
o-usde hereby formed shall be
I IRAtD-LUCAS DRUG COMPA
T, INC., and under said name
nio shall have power to v
-.i'- succession for the t of
, 0' years from the da hers.
; sue and be sue t and
as a cerporate d to
ums and sIte -
his, bold. lsae, chan
andalmate, w to mo
FHappy . and
ProspexroUs
V NEW YEAR
ast Arkansas Lr. Ca
H. CARROLL, MANAGER
,- -
?The frtmhe of the Umited %ah u, w,, taoe mt4
anae, oc. .l f, of 1) the ril.ay% .of the held 1
eTrr a y ar trai " i, ter th I e o1 -
`.n.4. od tl it i me a ue t he meiLe rnr e. x
Irara urr cyu Aiwica* lwiym `.
Any Doughboy Who
•Was "Over There"
will tell you that American railroads are
t in the world.
saw the foreign roads - in England and
the best in Europe - and in other Con
countries - and he knows.
The part railroads have played in the develop
ment of the United States is beyond measure.
Amewrpan railroads have achieved high stand
ai ds of public service by far-sighted and courage
ous investment of capital, and by -the' constant
i of managers and men for rewards for work
S e have the best railroads in the world - we
mst ee to haye the best.
flt they must grow.
To the 40,000,000,000 now invested in our
a lroads, there will have to be added in the next
ew , Lto keep pace with the nation's business,
.more for additional tracks, stations and
t rminls, cars and engines, electric power houses
., d ,tain, automatic signals, safety devices, the
:-" fation 6f grade crossings - and for recon
struction and engineering economies that will re
< the cost of transportation.
£ attbtt to the railroads in the future the in.
t ndsof many thrift1 citizens, the direct
' of the most capable builders and man
'- the skill and loyalty of the best work
in  tion with other industries bid-'
S unanagertand men - tHe raikaed
o _.docapi .catal, to
will contin~e to set world
adeqaely serve the Nation's needs
to be built and operated on the
of rewaas for work well doue.
U uih/ll
pa",Ws. and in any manner en
cumber %operty, real, personal or
alxed, corpoo el or incorporeal; to
borro fn'oney and grant security
&erefor; to appoint such managers,
agents and officers, and to engage
*ph employes as its business or con
#:tience may require• and to make
and an.erd or abrogate at pleasure4
'uch b'-'nws, rules and regulations
for the c.: iuct of its business as may
be necessary and proper.
ARTICLE II
The objects an5i purposes for which
this corporation is established, and
thb r:i'ture of the business to be
carried on by it. are declared to be:
To ena:gk,e in and carry on a gena
eral drug business at wholesale and
retail, including tho manufacture. sd
and compounding of drugs; the filli
of prescriDtions, the sale of merch
dise. such as tnilet articles, sc
perfumes, stationery. electric fixt es
toys, auto supplies, phonographs, n
dies, 'tobaccos, wall-paper, win w
glass, paints, fancy crockery, jew
cut-glass, auto filling station, nt
brushes, as well as such other g s
ad merchandise as are usually sold
Ai eonnection with the drug business;
and also of conducting in connection
therewith a soda fountain for the
dispensing ef hot and cold drinks,.
beverages, ices and ice cream; and
also of manfacturing and selling at
wholesale and retail soft drinks,
beverages and ice creams; and in gen
eral to engage in any business com
plemeutary to or incidental to the
drug b siness.
ARTICLE III
inicile of this corporation
n the Village of Tallulah,
Parish, State of Louisiana,
a d otb'r :e:.- p o.ess
," go. thae :'ceide::s
a is a sc rc anon the \'ice
thereof.
ARTI LE IV
tal stock of this corpora
ti reby fixed at the sum if
on Thousand ($15i000.00) D,:
to be divided into and repre
one hundred fifty (15iJ)
e lue of one hnnd
.d each, of which
per cent
ling these
ic es o provided
t this co , rr.to e no
c rn and autho do busi
when fifty (Z per cent of
stock subscri 'or shall have
n actually pa or.
.ccN of th poration may be
ed at par yment or exchange
for labor do or for money or pro
perty ac received by the cor
poratio
No ce te of stock shall be is
sued until the videnced thereb:
has been fully p , neohall any
certificate for less (1) share,
be issued or transfe
Any stock-holder Il, /sigr.
or transfer his stock i corpora
tion provided thirty (3 days prior
notice of such intentio hell, assig,
or transfer the sam ggiven tht
company,. and the 1Joek-holde"r
thereof shall hay n rt privilege
of purchasing after which
thirty (301 day the said stock
may be market.
This A shall recor.nize
the excl ve t of a person regis
tered its books as the owner ot
share of stock to receive dividends
and to vote as such owrner, a.d I shall
hold liable for calg and assesoQent.
all persons registered on its books as
th wr.er of shares.
SARTICLE V
Te board of directors of this cor
poration shall be comnos~d of five
(5) tockholders thereo; who, excent
tho~:named herein to compose the
firs oard or elected by the board to
tlLjlckancies therein, shall be elected
fy the stock-holders annually on the
third Menday of January in each
calendar year. and shall hold and ex
ercise the duties of their office until
thpir successors have bLen duly elect
ed and cucli.ted.
All meetines of stack-holders or
directors must be hell! :t the domicile
)f sair corporation; n'-ovided4 that
.vxih the writter, corsert of all direc
tcra va'id rmeetin"P of directors my'
he held outside the State. or within
he State e!sewher than at its domi
cile.
At all meetings of the beard each
!!rector sh.lll' have one vote; and
uree c'i:act e'-. pr',;e"t i e trer.-n or
"ror"- t: .! co.n..itue a u rm
ov-;d thn. a les, nun-ber shall
;.Pve rowcr tc fil vcncies in the
board for its unexpire! time.
Each :ircct.- shr:l ha.ve rerr to
tapoint in writing a stnck-ho!der as
:'roxy to renresent such director at
any meeting of the board. such proxy
to have at such meeting all the rights
and powers of such director.
The board of directors shall be
ves*ed wish the power to hold a-d ex
ycise all the powers enumerated in
Article I hereof. as well as all powers
•onferrel by l:,w upon the corpora
onr.. except such as may be requiredl
,'r law or b:" this charter +o .e hcld
and exercised by the stock-holdersk p
;ome ofilcer of h1'' c-.rn'ration.
ARTICLE VI .
Thi~ s.ockkholders shall meet qo the
hird M:crdav of January, A. Dr, 1921
'lect dirrctrrs to stv-eee' those
chosen and named in this'char*e'.
and so a-nnuall thereafter; and at
'uch meetinm to transact .an 'ythe
us- "s,. and to do all ac. required
by law. c
Notice of all stoc'--holfrs' rre÷*
"'-' other than adjourned bme.inas
shall be given- in Ie mtnAier ore
b"i4 for steck-helder*' jeetinw',
W"ate election of directorik unles
such. notice be waived by u eos
con :; .cvided that no n. is
an ee a meeting is a
ed to a end
shP.ell be '
ard Se
also be .
The board of i
ally elect from the
dent, a Vice-Presi 4
tary-Treasurer, who
manager, all of who
fice until their a
elected and qua
The directors may
agents and employees,
spectively have such po
form such duties as may
ed by the by-1qws, and who
removed as provided in the
Vacancies of agents and e.
shall be fllIdE as provide
laws. AI U
No Stockholder shall . lia
ble or responsible for er
faults of this ro orp
ate That Drop in
Temperature
Touch a match to a.
A Perfection Oil Heat
crl Ye.ae glowlag
.wrmth in a minute-
dean, odorless heat,
for 10 hrs. on a gallon
of Steseola Barawig
oil Utfl s,ooo,ooo .
At ail regiler deleras
4.,
o. . co
Lyrki Tbeatr3
MCNDAY DECEIMBER 2:, I,i
The Auction Bloc
And BRAY PICTUREGRArH
Adml;sion------- ..... 5c. and 25c.'
}WIEDr!ESDAY DELLLBBER 31 1915
"T1ae Love Net"
Featuriug ;ADGE EVANS
"LXPLGSiVE 'JLLLTS"
12 .Episde of
3MASi..iA, A ..RIERS
4dmiass:on----------- 15c and 25c.
FRIDAY DECEMI-ER 2, 1920
H rmds Invisible
SCMELDY AND NEWS-WEEKLY
"dmission-----------1 ISe and 25c.
ther sum than an amount equal to the
nl,:.id bn!ance on the stock subscrib
-d aIr b> hIm in thi- cqrporaion, no-,
shall ar"' mere informality in organi
zation have the effect bf renderir.t
his charter null or exposing a stock
..older to any further liability.
ARTICLE IX
R. S. Guenard, T. B. Lucas, G. W.
aines. A. J. Sevier and Jeff B. Sny
ier shall constitute the first board of
direutors. to serve until the third
Ior.day in January, 1921, and until
their successors are elected and quali
fled, each of said directors being the
owner of at least one (11 share of
full, paid and unpledged stock.
ARTICI.E X
The first officers of this corpora
tion to serve until the third Monday
in January, 1921, and until their suc- E
cesSors are elected and qualified, are'
hereby chosen and annointed, to-wit:
RB S. Guenard, President; Jeff B.
Snyder, Vice-President; T. B. Lucas,
Secretary-Treasurer. who is also
Manager.
ARTICLE XI
The names and subscribers whose
poet-office address is set forth above,
and the number of shares of stock
which each sub'eriber re3pectively
agrees to take in this corporation, are
as follows:
R. S. Guenard 40 Shares.
T. .B. Lucas.60 Shares.
Jeff B. Snyder 10 Shares.
Dr. G. W. Gaines 10 Shares
A. J. Sevier .10 Shares. •
George S. Yerger 10 Shares.
Each of the #ppearers subscribed
aforesaid furthey declared that he
does hereby takb and subekribe for
the number of shares of stock in said
corporaticn above set opposite his
name, and binds himself to pay his
sail subscrip'ioa in cash.
In testifrony whereof, said appear
ers have signed this act of incor'ora
tion at my office in Tallulah. Madison
garish. Louisiana, in the preseqce of
J. L. Cason and T. P. Kell, cemoet
ent witnesses who sign as .eah, to
.'ether with said parties and me, said
Notary, on -the date first . herein
written. . . ... -
R. S. ,GUENARD
T. B. LUCAS
JEFF B. SNYDER
'At J. SEVIER
C. W. GAINES'
CEO. S. YERGER,
'Attezt:
J. L. CASON
T. P. LE. YERGER,
Clerk 9th' )i t Court fet Madison
Parish. louisina a Ex-Offcio Not.
.,ry iublic.
Stite of Lwuis!M,
'arhi of
t. aryl &e, Deputy Clerk of
he  I)Dblet Court and Ex-Offi
io ~corws in: and for Madicst
. Louliarna, do hereby certiy
 abveinrd foiemeing Is a
and cows eoy of the orim.
-. .. h ch is o file in this
nad eit 'eord in laiorpor.
"A pe~* 68 at seq., on
19. 1919. .
d and the Seal of
9th day of Deem
-f -
r jautbe chest
syruh intern
1if ye a severeca e
I sore luiws properl t he ddol
ze Ballard's Horehoun p. With
eh bottle there is a ferrick's
pepper porous pl for the
A. SBold by ralluish Stas.
SCCIAL AND i'PLSOVAL
r:' tcidwell, counity suverv"i 'r, is
in ... a.:a, La.. for the h.li.ays.
.ir:. Kate Sc. Ic.'t -,'iday for
Newelltcn, I a., to visit frie:s.i thr:.
Mr. a "!t. ". t , J- t
esi. i da,-. TI-"v r :,-.. , . '.,'.t-,
l:'. "" ' * ' l y - i
V : ., ,'rl wt .v.,. 1" h e w " . ....
chool.
ti:~ Mar" L"'e left W i"','rv
;r Qectvl'ce. ?::".. to spt'nd t..
,cid-.,s ith re'atives. i
ier. ar,! Mrs. R. E. Gilbert hav,
:Is th-; r-le'ts Mrs. Gilbert's father I
tad sister. 1
Mr E,?nltr Pv, 10 is in Tail1la't i
spenai'- the holidaa' with his nar
'nts. :;r. and Mrs. E. T. I'urnell. .i
M;- Mar:i' Humbhl left. Tuesday t'
for Monroe. I a. whe`" r"'v' w:l! spend ,
the hr!idays with her relatives.
Miss Marmie Nicols is in Tallulah
wv'÷h her sister. Mrs. Mall- Co!tharn. i
Uer friends are "lad to see her again. i
Miss Voss left Tuesday for a visit
during the holidays to Bo-ralousa. La., s
where she will visit relatives. :
Miss Ada Germany is snendine her c
holidays in Centerville. Miss., her old r
home. Q o
Mr. and Mrs. W. C McKew-n are v
,esnding the holidays in Lake Village s
Ark. t
Miss Dorothy Vaurh left for her a
home in Lake Provi!endc, Tuesday r
for her Xmas vacation. r
-- s
Mr. a~d Mrs. Leo Shields and M;s :
Arnes Shields are 'he aests at *h
home of Mjs. Shields' mother, Mr-. t
W. H. Harvey. s
Miss Maerie Allen left tb " irs t
cart of the week for Water 'Valev c
to snend the 'holidays with her sister c
of that place. s
-
Mrs. Ada Williamson and Mrs. J. t
S. 4ae chaperoned a crowd af young e
girls t leksburg Friday. They went f
over to uee the play "Experience.",
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Dav Sr., and t
Misses Katherine and Mary Belle Day t
are guests of Mr nnd Mrs. Andrew r
Sevier for the holidays.
Mr. Larwence Kell is in Tallulah o oC
p-'nd the holidas 'at the home of his ,
father and mothei', Mr. and Mrs. T. t
2. Kell. c
Do't fail to see "The Auction i
Block", at the T,vric Theatre in Tallu
lah next Ifondas-' night. Tbe nlay is I
from Rex Beach's famops book.
Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer and I
Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencev
spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Car- t
neal Goldmsa., at their plantation
home at Goldman. La. it
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and Master
Harvey (Mrs, Cook says he is bad. but
vrey.pe in interf "a edat lry)
tdr the-esats of Mrs. W.L H. arvery, I
the mothr of Mrs. Cook.'
Miss Graee Pirnell is in Tallula I
apendina the beliday with b r Ut ar,
*es, Mr. and M. E. T. Pmrnell. iss
P~rnel ha beess teaching figith"'sot
half eesdion at Clarks, I.A . ,1
There will he a danoe Ii
on Monday DeamaberOt A
crowd is xpecte as a aumber of
oang people are hbemt di.,
holidauy at behae, sad W be a1
llah ,r the dance. ,
Owlng to the fiat Naew
Day falls onh the
Janupry, .-'l' i kP
not mao eett tl   . on' i
J·anuary I,1at teC t4 h a. L d I
D. H. Allen. i
Mr. and lM4A. (bueteosn-"
M-iss,
t"k**" pla"e *
MisaseP WPn.a ?erse WEloie and,
'Tottise 8ioer w Qo Vlekaber
'erdav to se:aeie play 'E l"
'he were etiperamed b Mrs. Ada
Wllilmsom and Mrs. J. s. AgS..
Mr. V. E. Carroll, manottbe
to Mr..Cha. Clsaht in the
he bnldin .t a asome en it or
K v. We are Chd *o tcp(eeme Mr.
tor town. ain'he** that i'
b ve y lowr bifore he. wi.
be an o. .Mve 6, n t new home.
"" l next nam
bet.y will be or
Tueday, 3 I wIll b" at
er1toI t the entertain
is u"t.f b win
htk.
. er
SPa'0K r eltif li
. i: , Soa:- is P ' - F .r .t -
?th :'r'en' :4... . o1 P.. rls
the H1a.. J. ". . , Gt, .be.,-'tor
ia! Cand:,:!,_ r Lice. G- , Slate
of I ou;c,:'.
New Or!cr... 1 a., iPc. 23.--One
c, the 'most ri i. e.t n.mbers of;
ne r t. i..miun:' y b..r. wria, Parker
1. an., 'iuters as fol.iw . irom ('ov
"it ce:•ta!n!": ooks ',ood fo. Par.kert
17nLl and \, ias's, r,:,a,'kec in b iidei.
fiitee'n ,co:le by ac!ual count. ai
c.unl o c hhem Prkelr; no mr.uini a.t
i'o, ore. ! Oi a sout wa there. .Madi-"I
:,I v:" lrt-n.dl out or;lv tvclve ~-l -
h19 by 'tiual count:. vii: 3n meett
ir,, ninety-two about tweaty of
whom were women ardJ children, andj
,'e half of tare men wre Parker sup
porters." ,
New Orlear:;. La.. Dec 23.--Lorts
ianna is abla:e with e::thisiasn fom
J(ihn M. Packe', the tnti-machine
ca:di.'a'e for Gc uernor.
The "d'rift" to Parker. which set in
'some weeks ago and gradually ir
£reascd in volume un: er the bo:nbard
ment of the )lac hipe camp and its
catnidaik, C ol. :ubbs, apparenrtly
needen only :ie unbiased prediction
of Norman Wa.lker in the Times-'ic
avune of Decec:"ber :,# that Parker
would be the victor, to c:,u.e Parker
sentiment to spreal like a :oraraie fire
throughout the state.
Re, orts from a!l sections of Louisi
aia received by harry 'Gamble. chai
man of the Park, r Laupaiga com
mittee, tell but on- story-Par:er's
strength growing in ruch proportions
to indicate lahndslie,
Telegrams which have voured into
the Parker state. headqui,- ers d,'
scribe the effect of the 'T ..--. :a
yun:e's poliiical fcrcL:;:er .i II"
terms. "Created se::' . ..' :,
one. "Parker Inla,.li tc is .:ssurcd,"
confidently pred .ia - a..aut •. l.:•
say tri:el;: "Ire:, t1 f r. i."i iad
Beuanci:ar:." "', r.le. c1t , !', a
tion in Sttdl'si I ,: . 1 , . :. bA
exp!odcd in r:ni.s e ,,sitc::." .:
fell like a bo:.b. h .i ,* a. ,
"Gives I'arer .:.
incentive Lo ct.rry o. .,i c
thusiasim. "'Rep," 'rt , :. :no r
terest than .n:y o.:e ci...... t: .....
Wall-er's foteca4t..ccup' w: 1 t:he
cumulative co.den.w_ " : " .
corporl te aoleeitaCC'. w'a tI2 te: C i
ure of the low tax -ase:snn; :..d=
by the Stubts estate. by whbc:. it e_-'
caped payment of taxes on about 70
per cent of its real value.
feet on voters of the sta
Doubtful voters floe In iha
Parker camp in large e.ts.
Created consternati
chine.
ltubbs so ited.
Trouse a r uae*
throuougat the i .ch _.-ge
of enthusiasm and d ;bih ti:oC
the incentive #-w re etfort.
Here" are eleerpt qi: r. cf thi,
letters and te;aer t ec.vd ib the
Chairman amb4:..
SL 1b# ' w) e k, f I a,--1
PMliaationt of o Warl'c ono
on of x v c fhere.-te F
Sin M a dStyId Aid
i-eo cedqd l **w o' Par
sl Is
W.J LI
i +Lt 0 ý ,
TAW
1ý Rý:
II
-8 4, -
"' Id1 '4
~onsV
of·
,, *lei. .· 4.\
4gs,
--'4
qJ~ aejs reivd~
'4r
s , ":,r. Parker i¢ i sarih.
a,:l.e few that I ,on the
fence ha:ve : to the
P"'rke' side.
Sabinq -The
forecast .h the
T Pt Iufrker
our lo
it is the
the state
re aidc d
,,.or: vin :iiis l'u
pari h - ,'::. aso
iker co. :I':.
.s belic\c c
a bt about I
el ever read ar
that ffeect. V.'e
all t Parker's iorit ,
*woul ip an orw the
mcost ink is t6.
r DL
rnler t "a.,-.
is iSthb k
believed ,ar "
cAncerneg: J E
Lafotbe ;'eer, ILa.,
- -The ditions are
very a favor. The
fir ninty. pr cent
f DAICLF:.
-L.nfayett., La
ne predietin has
n in Sulhes ranks.!
owline wih Parker
e m.--- KRA('SS. JULES
TON. W. A. MONTIGOMERY.
ThNtb. Un u patrish -olyum, I a.,
The Tinesa-Picayune prediction of a
Parker victory fell like a bombshell
in the Stubbs camp here anel ave us
Parker sun: o W ters an additi o!Ll in
centive to carry on with dounrle en- -
thus-asom . fr uquestiorably, t!is red
port created nire interest th:en an
on'- evet in the cnmpaign. -J !L
DUPONT. V.-i'. Parker Club, Tefre
bone.
Caddo narish.--Shreveport. La.,
\'ornam Walker's forecast is of great
aid to us in our north Louisim.a fight,
comi>. from a source admittedly un
biase ! is like a homb cxpleded in the
ranks of the oprposition.- AL..
? off Daieu parish. n4ea ,.
-Normer Walker's eptmate crasgd
coosternation in enem,'s camp. This
ra-ish. al-vavs strong for Parker ItTs
straorxer now. Each day adds to Pay,:'
-:.trnr' h Reports from otter see
c : of Siucthwest Louisiran t. saI .
cf ' :..J l.M` J. IIOBIRA.
V'.rmillion parish.-Kanlan. Lt,.- 
i . -Picarane prediction had %t
,'," locally althourh Mr. Pnrk Ut
,'-" v irer" n-in due to other
-J. S. GARY. " .
i'rhvilP L~a.-Norman ý1'sb rR'!y
i'':e'"ient forecast of P r'
arn-h has excited favortabi
rid i reatly streeJens nheal
that the tre d of popdilr
!r Parker and.. Bouataha.
tb.
an bat the
awe o n eritv
A. T. WO
S'S Helena pars .-- i
ai--mhen the Time-.Pica
rinr* here it was to te Stn
masi a thtanderbolt from ia -
!J dcky. They are not mqalitdful of+
thie-fact that the previolp forecast'
ons made my Nomama PWIk
e tre . w They .a- he ha4I'"
Sthe wall.-CLYDE 8.t HOX.'
-oad. La. -In "d io
I s persons hre s A
eat .-Walkir is
dtnaeha. P.aribss ceaase i '
¶1
dll aý "}>?