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What i1 l-hevikism ? Ft i* anl
aggrýgation of individuals, rank.
hmg iit prjudieo's (if Russis ® n,
German origin, anarclhist, deaf t,
ight and ras' n, whise concei.i-n
' governmeIIII t is hacet on tibe Tin!e
livy fdrce and violenc'. 1ni ':..n ' il
Salpine.
The B,lshdieviki in I:u:'roe ýas
],l-,I' c o'l )llrage' i h' througl fie a'qui]'n
,,e. of i'ermany in thse enormniti,
tiih, have committei again4 theI
o,,opls ,f the; allies. In fhle 9J ited
Ntate's the Bolshlevil. 0t .bla.. In
there are hundreds ~&, tblheiand,
wvho are silently nd! p,'ristenlyi
-plotting their mischi. l .l alp beilti
encouraged throughl :o.ngmrs.s. Thil
ie a declaratio wa«vict tBnia t
con strued as being tresloYtibl, bIut
is jlstified by the unwarrlnt..l, tt.e
jnstifiable and scandalls triticien.
(of Presideint Wilson, flar WaS0 o $l&i
Inited States.
And What is i'roif,,9 VJ4sHe
(: fflnding?
Why are the yrepulbnictatIt v as
iii the United Mtatee .sse:iao %iths
their co-3-l.jutors, ,rit'mn al, a lfSisoi
issiippii. and Reed of %)iosolft., l.tael
ocrats so violently estmfie its 8hleir
intensity, which has *.str"r-'e! a'ir1
limitation of pro|riety atSIV tellm3ane
decency.
Vardaman Ilas 4loY 4east.p1&YQ e.I' '
the effects of the roiluke et ?sie kP i
pIle who defeatedf hin, s; tItg .sef cn'
i'eell is sore bh'ea'a fl tise .ras.r
ignored by the president aill a.a
therefore di-playing fi'e hitfflss,
which is in hiim.
The lRlepublican loautel to' :triv
in t to di-scr lit lPresitdent \\ilson
because they are apprehensive' tihat
his success as a peace maker will
jeopardize the election-of a 'lepui.
lican for president.
In brief these Republicans m thle
e'xtremity of their dlemagogery ae.,
exhibiting the rankest of their polil
ical venom, which fortunately can
not, be harmful to President W1X
son. But it is about time that tlh:
people. the American citizens, k'ri
specti-ve of political views or ®''o
graphical habitation. were protest
ing against this unwarrantet utl
justifiable cowardly detraceons Ci
President Wilson ,who as the heal
of the nation, should have the *1S
qualified encouragement an4 ep
proval of all the people who favor,
peace. To that end the. League of
Nations, which has received the ap
proval of England, France, Italy ant
world peace.
The only objectors to the peace
plan are these Republican leaders,
with Vardaman and Reed simp~l
because the League of Nations plan
originated with Wilson.
Could- there be any spirit more
contemptible.
This is President Wilson's offent
ingl
There are some Republicans, so
called leaders, who are little. They
can never rise from their preju
dice and their littleness. Not so with
the great leader, Taft. As an Amer
itan citizen, as a patriot, he towers
to the great issue of today. He
stands by Wilson and approves his
course, because it is patriotic, be
cause Wilson is the head of the na
tion, and he is right, and as he de
clared recently, "I am glad Presi
dent Wilson went to Europe, be
cause he went bearing a promise
of a League of Nations. And what
greater and more severe arraign
ment of these Republican leaders,
so-called, than expressed recently at
-a luncheon, when he said. "The
gentlemen in the Senate who are
setting out to defeat this League of
Nations ,are those I would not tru3t
over night."
Could there be any expression
more directly cutting.
WSS----
SENATOR GAY AND WOMAN
SUFFRAGE.
It appears that Senator Gay has
experienced a change of mind since
the defeat of the Woman's Sui-
frage amendment in the Senate by
one vote, which could have been se-
cured by Mr. Gay's one vote, but
Mtr. Gay's attitude oil this question
had encouraged the suffragists to in
dulge the hope that he would have
-favored this amendment, and made
it possible for women to exercis&)
the same rights which is accorded
to foreigners, naturalized, regard
less of their ignorance, because they
are men. It is not surprising that
the women suffragists were in
censed over their disappointment.
As if to paliate his blunder, Sena
tor Gay would assume the chani
pionship of securing the vote for
women through their respective
states, which is neither original nor
novel.
The Caucasian has held, preced
ing the views emanating from Har
Kry P. Gamble; assistant attorney
general, on the. state rights doc
tine, that in order to safeguard
Sthe states- from the apprehension of
SFederal interference in congression
Sal elections, that each state of the
SKouIath should have enfranchised
: women through their respective
legslature. What is the record of4
the Luuisiana I'"g491ature oin this
q441 t14 ioi T 7y' apilrelicusi in of
jIjigjt j ,1 iiaiil \Yh1C1ie a. hei ex
1 jiu b ii 1n ilieul lu-. f>"ii41d ill
tht luty is &ýnat t nta eellous
Iill i- IJO soIit aIx nicacb aii granit
i llgizg ý wJ iic hllll throughi
wially 'V'av1 twi}l ~iap§ 131 414ov @uclIZ
aii Ni'actinoiit sihall be iAt ?44i'
X'-lii grant Ito w4iiei. Ina % L.e 4eli
taiilr tlp till'clllai Qtr!?_1't$A tmlle Low
fctre if !15Jy 44 xo aalizLeo #lbft44ull
stat' ft gli"ati(41.
uQ~rusL Pkutsltll%(.
I U ot a calldibaQe for tie Peed.k
ulenty-.% Iisappii.triut to @ i.
ý?al'tiut vtao.'m - t
tI al Joints 3. kYe.riaii pWla4D liao been
Iltentir onol Mlsccral times , urllg tli (I*
fas~t 2'itti tlullitti a9 pruhahly being1
*Iu4 Tltl IR.'iiiiIlicait calndidate for
tlhe 5)Lt-j4Y'fltl w-ill f14 L4, a .caitli
4 tt"c ' #.n the gloi4llillati a u , rs a~e
*s.'il u'ei' .l44.I a'y 1 nis Blrack * eii
Vr1. Bkracko;~·1 Iaiadtm thle ann~ounce-1
S'leli f lh ktvat inml rtof'i't "i 1iat4 lntc
114944ff $Ig4. 4el Ca g *l'iinaii ' 81at4
sai"l £tmat ti r&'0pim548 $43 ?slin1. T~iS*
A ,116'r cableC in Try??,- fo l a letr "4119
oirivral li rrrl·illcs b'8 Bracken. in
a hich ItAraukruu eonulratlliatettLilo
gl~win fti«* defe'at i~l icor.nfanl antl
s~ti~ll Oat an m lponstl* tai film v -iblle
04 tefuriting; _Aleinemla4am 4141i'rS the4
$;e~4lft4:i481 ,tarty %e-n I'? pr4Tbably
{T44ninlata ' 14 ]ho p41 i'opidl'41 ill 1921.
hI n rplj to tile :?tter. Co~or&CI Boyd,;
-1waing toil'1 4a'1' Ig.'nia 1)41011 Iig." sSal :
''4'ii4'I':al l mslii i ?ita S, k4¾? I1l)
4111l I14tte' It4 %b'onili'i-' 3i. anld1 tIoo
ý: [ntl his hl l4e'earty # a, : o1,0. 9mir
high anpprcia tion! 431 Ole. aeliRe.
114" Is o f ouri ai'iies iii ;'i'aiiee aYi.I
(,f himself! as tlteii" (·- w;!;lallipl·-itli
3im;h6. As for tflip othier mnatfie
1i4"wititiii4' ll VHI l ' 744iiPTIt''4, Ii' 1181
\ 6 for14 the 4'4nl1)lini1IliI. hut Iihe i
duties1'He41 fiee' -,ith In- inisi la¶
(hit iý-et'sai0l44beclm i11 o J4 a c lt It
anytiing whi jell %c1ioo l 11x ut hisi at
('entioll frol11 themn. 114 asks Vim to
o jten4 9 yin hie Il Iig st %~isltee."
,UI* ltil.Ee 1I. tI8lT ot F IW %
/.onkos,. Welnesda.y.--lem9l. ..,ar
oof armny ife lig.e ptaye4 havoc with
mane gre-w£r habits. Fo tin
stance, ex-urivate %tkins ,wh. lives
somewhere is Ianmrnrsalitl, ~no
ldemobilizedl sni hscl at lhis "civ
vy" jobl springe frona his bell at the
first tinkle . theh alarn clock,
,vhereas, in peace tim hel often
"lost * quarter" through ignoring
the signal an dturnins ever jar Sn.
other -1O wink o
lHe has becomesse *'cuSomeit to
jum.pii. fhrom his eoacts of three
boards anm S palliasse ani "so*ing
a Yvg." as 9heg Say is flee trmn, st!
the first noe of iyveilts, that'
prompt rising Sas beaele ei cov1
nature to hit.
Furthernmre, his o e. the
alarm clock t. ge oft t, alinmutes
earlier than is the *IS tati ,
No. 24170f.--In the First tueicia?
District Court of Louisiana.
Shreveport Mutual Building Asso
ciation vs. Mrs. Jeanne Thompson
Snyder, administrator of the suc
cession of F. G. Snyder.
By virtue 'of a writ of fieri facias
to me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court of Cad
do Parish, Louisiana, in the above
nijmbered and entitled cause, 4
have seized and will sell at public
auction for cash, according to -law
and without appraisement, at thy'
principal front door of the court
house of Caddo Parish, La., during
tIhe legal hours of sales on
SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1919.
L.ots I. 2 3. i alnd 5 of Block "I)." of
tli Ingersol.] heights Subdivision.
in the city of Shrevlport, La., a4
p'er' map in Convyance Bok 33.
Plage 7, the Recorls of Caldi,
Pa'ish. La.. together with all build
inguw anl improvements thereon.
Saiid ir','" y to be sold as be
l;ný ina t' : ,we ,,rendant to pay
Ianil satisfy lhe 1ll t poecified in
saidl writ. !,',-,hi' with attorne"y'
f 's. iter: ' l e t -
T. It. 11U1 <tE1.
Sliheriff a:'1l E:x-O)fficio \Auctioni er.
Canicasiani. Febl. ". 1919.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
No. 23260.-First Diltrict Court of
Louisiana. State of Louisiana. Par
ish of Caddo.-Succession of Sarah
S. Huffman.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
B. Huffman has this day filed final
account of said succession, and un
less opposition be made thereto
within the time specified by law,
the same will ge duly homologat
ed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable J. R. Land
judge of said court, this 6th day ol
January, 1919.
W. M. LEVY,
Deputy Clerk.
1Caucasian, Jan. 7, 1919.
fi:i 'v"&., 'f $.o ý 'la o ý t~tel
At a ap:+m'ial gt1,ro llei .a1 time o:gdl.:i
1.reii'eo Q; and 11o l2 0,11 thin. 911a oltb'o
1r4' j 1 lotIwS on1\ 9hios, gi . V. tii
gsixi n $" Vi, !ý,'1talle ' , 16i'hi ild':'"'O
@. 4. ii i I j1, i qo +ýr 4 ,O , I e lit
leiii )s $t-J 1lP Li R+. 9e i .oidta .. 1'w.l
'ii inect, %as a.e1a j1veent ati iii-o
v itr3 9, $ *r
?inute ' of 3flw'titY] of 1'61Amniaii
1-° IO9t. wi61' t9.at ant apyVii)%('Y.
Nn Ytieltio li eo1' A1, 1. 1tcisal·. "'e
Y-ti h.l 1 y U I* . 3 ' lh,1 Lilt' alinard .41
"t O t.' e~lyiliti'ra terror rttituesti'il too,
*I;rnri' ji ann and .yo i'ii ?iooml feel
?Ih.i rc11+ti'uiwiuli, uo .It a ianm au11,.ie
IIIt t e stirtiu.s tit-ifle this *eii itactiii.
the .inio' 1 Inilci 31'a . iuic -alt-i that
la it 9o 'I.iriqjf I,'rir otp it l fter of;
unao~loial & ~1ei3 rIt" e a";iteiI4 1j In011
fill'*~ eliajiag..' am Y ia
011.p' Kiart ft. Zitiro"iv tleb. auIit lit-4t.1t
I pm1: I Ltiuto: wta l.'rl~ t~he·
iiit fer~iylut ;e wuk? i1t.ic·rlc . u.3l."
if 39lj'1j.0 Wait. jY tiltactl¶ f4i I1"
.it11111".ii lily rliraiiial". ill Prairiei
fiiiv-ar, t.iltte Prairie.u Itivo i· au ! :~hii
rIitlw al, A 14H1 lr·L i'ktl· th1il nntr -
t Y lll'a tie 'ia! iouniw 414,.1 91.y
1i* tchin Ku iTi, !. an riltgnll. Lrro
altP jj folk, t'Ifii1-9·Oiv` till` o 1t.]il 4II
?1e' ai hl'1,; '1 re '1;i oracf Oil c >r F QPII
341 lieua1n1 nlv . ir. 1rto
b':liti' jp c' f 1411149;
811.i 9h i itit i.juntijo.ni a nd iei t i0
I,*' 9\-r"l® itI llairio ' i l'Yii r u prt *' ',',. ¶
if lip .;ln ra. l rt l wili *t*l. -lbie,. o
ti, r, e' ,m s-ihatf 1' tho tlitanceo
Iiit the haiy,; i in lh.* tiine oltt,-w.eO i
hI' llutti ;in-i- mn? W ill icnIu 91 lt1
i!ill, r -e etll i! ** tothe t11 4r ita f -ar t "
an. ill t i all 1, tfle elilt fronll thlir'm " to
thll loiwer timn of the il nighl lanal,
on tih Enighlit' side oif bthel iapit.
and tv? en tlhe! en.iter theli utchine
S0on tangd wherl it t~ortlere the
bamlau ils totl ihces. lthe, ,ontrac.
tore %ill eithllr g't etowie i tflip
hameoi ant throw thel dirt iae botli
sides. if yrscticat, and if not, will
stay en theli east balk ntit theye
reach the railroad, and them take
either side or the niddl1e otf tle:
bLyou ss the. please. the HIutcii
sons preferring that they take the
middle of the bayeou if practicat.
the contractors are M triess wittlia
25L) foet ef etatiols tI I-:.
(!ignoe)
T'At L & IULL OC.s.
Atttorneys fr Plaintit.
) IGHT EROT'HER4,
iwY W. 8I' Tayber.
l.r. Te rard. 4 Plicalrt. 13uckMna4lel
& SVail. cnutractorl for "imnirroi:.
i:i_ farilit. ie I' rairie Riveri Lit
hi tetai-i and nPhillips Iayoui
T.,oo." tj. . that the1 work had
beh , tie!? .. four t duayi oie ae*'
eourt of thie i .ij.micltin suit brought i
by ilutchliu.oi IlEtrothere antd they,
had experience, a tlose amounting
to 0283.00. flutchinson Iirothiers %te.
ing present agree? to Cpay e.n.-third
of this amount an! the. contractore'
thenselv-,s agreed! ti absorb im O
third of the amr-int, and the Eaddo
Lovee B!oarcd, through its presi@ent,
W. r'. Taylor, agreed to par thle tlt.
or one-third of the amount.
On motion of W. 1. Woane. sec
onded by F. . Webbh. the actioa ef
President laylor was approvo!, in
agreeing to pay one-third of $283430
the amount claimeit Slp 1icar@,
Buckmnaster & \tWeil. contraclors,
and thle secrtilary of the board in
structed lo draw warrant t(, oier,
CarrieId.
1Thers being no further hbusiness*,
Ihl inooting adjoullrne.f.
\V. 1. TAYLOR, 'rosil:nt ll
\V. ik. KERLEY. Socretary,
Catasian. Feb. 21. 19I1.
- -. \V - -
NOTICE.
Ntlic,' is hereby given thna the
par tnership hIretofore conductel
in Ithe City ,of Shreveport, La.. in
,'hr the firm name of Shrevep',rt
Alachinery Exehanco. has been dis
,olvdl iv b mutual consent of thl
pa'lties. C .). Shallenberger and L.
1. Huids,,n mvaying disposed of their
interiest in the same and withdraw
ing therefrom.
This November 21st. 1918.
J. '(. HACKER,
L. D. HUDSON.
C. A. SHALLENBERGER.
(~aucasian. Jan. 21. 1919.
- - -WSS
TAKE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Winter Company has dissolved as a
corporation and that the business
will be carried on by a partnership
organized and operating under the
same name.
Caucasian, Feb. 7, 1919.
B.;\1T Ri.0T6 SALE F REAL
p'$ Q u®1 l1a9 tijo d<' ii'i' it Z!a e 1i..
044t10 o1t
K.I '0 ' SiBi, ca,'ii4 tim !#t'' .i~i %foot
a4 9 B1:il'4 o ictltllb :it il:o f 'lh ad.
ouiirn i ý io L 9·~8 , i, Q P'I, "° *9;I. Eao c°
i\ X a: a. thu 3 "D i.9 1:b"0. 0
qjpjs'b tb iio! aIb 1.4411:I$ 1, 9 IV!M
Na.~:i.~ 99is lito 1H alle o,4 IWe l&. idti.
flit!: 1? ait' .9"6I~iO".Of) an e'IinteIr3.I est
1'ý!l~iii.?1;4.; r4 1.t fl+o baukil~ llly ao
aol ~ 14441 41: 11 4Iitt gv ' Ilelol "1 e
loriiiiit lo 1_.8 iýý't" _°· of I;Toc'a
1\r~-lc\-r i; all thel 'fle~le! 1" , ubdi.
La.i', T \\ wills all gi t(.4 b*ilold
nla 4111,. Lit.. an! 1-1 1'4j4t. 1*Y-0 t' th
s 4ai i +s411 tr. It,- h a,1e rubct to,
ýaltrl r1'cttbin irinp v iirdtr' iege andt
uwrtait'"1tr6!i10.0* at itrest,~
$iD1'n Vir~l.-- irate f "letoile r it 11ad~
Io r(jot it1, 'i .4419 l.lo9 tgae e , Iall C?1,
31n~I ;yl;hIS elf· ii %v·it *(f 4@iaYlE' 11
Tant ;5;elf toll.' .litoZn Sit?1 Cladd
it 94ii Ii.. tandt indijciat 14o ti the
ain thu 6)i .1t fIe aiit 1ntilt
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9 91 1 14 1 st th
a:'!' .c.:: :"o F.'!,0". 03
fm hl 4 a31ý ".oail 4iC !4
SRFKIF F'S SALE~:.
"*a", ;4 11. l,s flit' First Jut -l~cicial
j4214 I4'u1?"r'a I Co., Lt*o. ?ie.tei. Yr na&
Term.
Its- sinel,. oi,9 ant 9114f "CC4)11 Gull.
*.4l14 Ysaviotr. I.9J1itiala," triifle tie
9' orIl"?et lF~irsiiat dici 14.:Ihat
r:aIlrt "+t i9 adrlfo 311 Ik "U , Ltth!in+ia1 a.
811410' hl p. ilI1 lIW i419 lf cutin .ntit .4
tereecti oiu i4v ,Ia~r.1iawi anslt Zl~oirtel
't~r~.I Tla\-o a izi' .! and will 0"'11 at
? ructuS. sari nspi lt thence aisatlwtste
'a 4 9long 9114nii w ;"1 t b ry'?l sow f 11410
("sl1*1y o:f thr"e of ":aHitt O0I l'a 3 ruu Iiswic
!it'eo 1 (t _~at1.MUes 1V. i!9ads a
d ,:nil v trllll1I$ lll L}' A. ":. leu?'r tin
Iii' %i." Palrir 1, Liiliri i;!".. L??.. A*
;". Act" "',i i coweyancei tlIcoo ya3,
4I~nag 1aal of the tiec lte! 4affiCor ".
" addre t'ai'ls?1, La.iu. 9lec alon saicd
0t tiMe lio "lui' .)t the j43 Lt-oa
tilale au dioet siosi F of rtie city.)
ihrrveport, ":adde, 1 T Earisll, La.4t.
t.iQii * .111a as tul e *11C 4! c *l? witb
arsh a l j a )ocnr'ti *ft troll til (e ro
9w aectio1e4 of tlaolac anicFoii Lin
!'feisty ITS thence tht1.rthwlollt rly
1)01 Oth 11000hw1 9s runso said Elir
nK1·11n ? A"; . aae c £oucth w1i 0Arl
a6longc' fifteI t, west ntary iP tinehf
114'C4)1( hile * *Uficbei ** 0404(1( ZIaishic
Z;lolign "14" tbote northesit toun
ailnt ..iof the . l et so .peyeuifie ic
,Im~ aji writ0nc toete wa~· tha jnte~ce
l EnaIt toeSta* s .)dwrta
!rcvarl IT. R.~l i IIUGHYArTth
1tieiiate anof tte L'eco)f 's IAuatosbef
,*la., iaits, La.is. t8he nce al sai
1j aiortloboundary linhe of oai a Yt
,trangtt property tee a poidnt ils sai
tw ac9atuiret by the Victoria Lunn
sirs "1epi, Irons lerunswicle inlerhat
'.nll milit iaa aito ct"t 1n
s-ea le 111(?. 9, 'ag ") th
4F'coridr nc' E Offfice of Juetic"1'aeslE
I'..wll ihlno 111im)e e
sgc1rESSIO' NOTICIl
!1%a :i%,;; .-First District Court
of Louisiana, State of Louisiana,
Parish of Caddo.--uccessioI of
Sames W. Roberts.
Notice is uereby givem that iMrs.
Sennie liobertl, administratril, has
this lay filet tableau .oi debts of
,aij sucessiotl, and unless .opposi
tio;e be made the.tts withii the
time specified hp law, the same will
L, oiuly homologatec( as prayer4 or.
%-itness the Honorable .Joh.a It.
Ian@. judge of sail count, this 9th
day of lanuary, 1919.
j)e!puty *le ~'.i
*U:auca-ian. .anaary I0, 991 .
e-
",-n .iii x I h olt' it a l ·I1 an
lna ry. i:1110. ,,n. lit, e 10 y lHar'is lat_0.
b1,oit : 1-2 m ils fr..t "i ',', ,rt
ni the I ruxwvold roa,. adtll ctaey
.1 lefre n . the iundi'!'signi I ani
tirity, one brown x mae muile.
weight about 750 pounds, scair o
its right hind foot, has a short piece
of cotton rope around its neck. 'lTh(
owner is hereby notified and invit
'el to call and settle all cost or the
animal will be sold at the principal
front door of courthouse, on Satur
(lay, March 15, 1919. as required by
law. DAVID B. SAMUEL,
Judge of City Court, City of Shreve
port, 4th Ward, Caddo Parish.
Caucasian, Feb. 11. 1919.
-- .WSS -
We speak for a chance to shoe
ypu what we have to offer, if your
problem is one of quality printing.
HIARTER
oft~ ttr .gll"rt*'all 4:Ile'4111."., i-e,!l, S~att
elf %}ltrtci""11eptt 11)9c"
. *blloi ati j.1 iait4 c 1 ii .
i';bt.e oi. ot c6arisi Wi
isr S1,t sort, lttb.°;+ !'li; , cTI!:t a !
9fiii.'e h114', I-* thvat" a Siili ?1.in-e1" alcŽ.
*if114' iil'ili siO? is c111! the 0110 ci i-th
stateci l:cliuii " ta i4 .!.;ivia,. I oth.
olrg l. r;"ie ii 1 an' 1iIcr ;i foe~r! . c )"Irwui -
AfCriltr N..2.; .? this h~i~icanivs 'scic
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dalt fi.thiit cii. tio aijt ii~iilis 2'. f lnt
i«t:e "1oii'' aclrii ;n.!, .1 art!'R alar,
jY1i' Zin; d, &ui4lingi . leaiels. pat.
etaiir licenses, rnachin ryi pl . i ant
stocki iii trade.
Ti) . orow (1? iyiisC money ty ttsta
issue oL shotes Ei any f nit, an4t in
sudsr manerr ai ZliM ~eorngny lia~
see Lit.
'To snakle. uceept, $n.!orse, and on
Scite promissory notes, bills of ·'.
changc, an- : t1ac1 A eg'otiaIle irssrus
Ynent'3.
Two 1ay alt c ipenset. *.retiin ini'
oa' incidental toi the aegustratiws
the eoupang.
Toi sell, imcaonk .' sNana.'". iciAuliS
lease, rnortgtag, clispi. mil i, tune h
a~cconiit, or sothierwasut dcal wilts al'
os' ang part .l ths t ir~icprty cii Y.il
cbmpany.
i) di all SYiCIS tntiiing as ri' 1, is
tidenta? or t:onducivi ti th ol'e attaia
nesil' ou) the 1bovge sebjects,
ARTICLE 1I.
The capital stoeli of thin corpor.
ation shall be the sum .of five thou.
sand dollars, divided into and rtep.
resented by nifty shares of the par
value of one hundred dollars each:
the entire amount of w~hicl, has
been subscribed and paid it. full at
the time of erganizatioi; which
capital stocl' may be increased in
the manner provided by law'not tN,
exceed the suni of twentyofive thou.
san4 dollars.
ARTICLE IV'.
'?The domicile of this corporation
shall be in the city of Shreveport,
State of Louisiana; provided, that,
with the writtein consent of all thel
director valid mneetings of the dli.
rectors may be held outside thi
State or elsewhere than at its 4 .o.tt'
tile,
ARTTCIE V.
This ai.rporationt shall co.tit:e
to ec'ist for a period .)f fifty Q.'arl,
unless sooner ,lissolveil ii the lane
jes provuied by taw.
ARTICLE 1t,
All the corporate ?owev o *thio
corporation shall be t-eted ireP
boar4 of thi.n elirectors to be dect
e0 at a stocholders' ?nt~eting to b'
held annuaoly;: ro-i!,. thint :nil
the first annual ioieti. la i,÷ i,
on the first Monday in
1920. the board shall -- f .
E. Stophon,. J.T T I . ' .,
roa l[ Its' a Iorsi l s it, A i:'-Tý.','.:'.
'and a s1'r 'tla'y- la', a 1i1',.. ;1J
ael,.tiý,l by th,' ,li' t '. and w o:i.
s hall h lld 4fi4ce at tlu p Ih re io f
thy directors.
The directors shall have i i hti
and authority to fill vacana:is in
their own numlber, to be lhoin
from among the stockholders of the
corporation.
The directors shall hold office
until thier successors are .locted
and qualified.
ARTICLE VIT.
There is attached hereto and real
in connection herewith, an accurat=
detailed and itemized account of
o.: " t'"., i'ty. ja+ tit amt -uiit. ,ca.
1"i ~;·1 · oiiirectr~ i·'. a11.1 a tat.-~·
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tit Lid 9nlt j1n c~tfl. ot" ti i. thi4
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"ts--~r i .f ---iria v A. ).. 919
To Charter of th:* I*iclmm-n-Craw
ford D)rilling 4:owpany Inc.
etate of Louisiana,
Parish of Calto:
IEE IT KNOWN, That ,n this, the
22nd day of January, 1919. before
s~m, the undersignel authority, came
anvd appeared the Hickman-Craw
ford Drilling Comljany. Inc., act
ing througlh and1 represented by O.
L. Hickman. its pr.,sident, and J. D.
Webl, its secretary-freasurer, duly
authorized by resolutioi, adopted at
a stockholders' .neetintg duly called
and held oil 4h1 Ist .iay ,tf January,
1919, who declareli that said corpor
atio:i has amededtl andt d.loe by this
act amend its charter. .;haw ing the
iamve of paid ,,ntipan. f'rom thi
_lickman-Crawf'otr lrill:ng nm
pany to the licilta, I! :i: :. r '
Dany. Inc.
T'hus done and *igc,te on the
abote day and dlate, in the presence
of C. Kellea and W. t3. Winston,
eomrp.tent witne~se.. and she, no
tary public.
IIICKM AN-CRAWFORD DRILLING
COC, INC.,
By O. L. Ilicliman, President.
IBy J. D. Webb, Sec.-Treas.
ATIEST:
C. KELLER,
W,. B. .WINS'lTON.
'ig.g) J. A. TITIGPEN,
-Notary Ptubli it aut1 for C:addo Par
ish. L ouiIsiana.
Endorsed. fild *in,! recorded.
Jalnuary 2.3, .IO W.
W. 1f. LEVY.
Ifakputy C1lm-? an,? E:x*.ffici. I)ep
itity fecroder.
'?tat.* of I ouiiana.
1aris$l of C:a ,(a t,:
? Ti, rviby ctoilfy that t!i above
.,. , '.. : it (- a irv anld cor
ri 1, *.,f I, o ,-i!rinal. a- the
w ,ine jl pe,; -f snl .cF ir'iF inl mly l)f
ý' i\ 'i' 911;! f ill : "- m" ei; l;, l ,I i`, I las-ou
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ta n C . :.- - ' t -
1:., a s ta , aw t of ih,.i"- .' -
f..',) ahi l filial atr',,leas t , " -ti,i re,
it , hip awl h les.s oppt , ifi,tio
S load,` lhreto within ftl iim a
poi;eifid,1 by law. the sane will h,`
lly hIminologatetl as prayl for.
W\itne.ss the Httnoranile R. I)D.
W\.hh. judge of said court, this 1st
day of February, 1919.
THOS. J. CREEG(AN.
a Deputy Clerk.
Caucasian, Feb. 2, 1919.