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The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE VII.

No stOckholder shall be liable for the con-
tracts, faults or debts of the corporation in
any further sum than any unpaid balance
due on his stock nor shall any mere de1ect
or informality of organization have the Ell
feet of rendering this charter null or ex-
posing the stockholders to any further la
bility.
No stakeholder shall sell his stock TO any
person until he has first offered the same
to the other stockholders Of record OF this
corporation, through its president, at the
price which he is offered for the same. II
Shall be the duty of the pres ident TO notify
the stockholders OF record OF SAID oner; II
the whole of the stock so offered should not
be purchased by the stockholders or any OF
them within six days from receipt OF SAID
notice by the president, the stockholder OF
fering his stock shall be at liberty to dis
pose of the same at the price offered him.
In order that this charter may also serve
as the original subscription list, the SUD
scribers hereto have set opposite their res
pective names the number of shares or STOCK
subscribed for by each OF them.
Thus done and passed in my Office in the
city of New Orleans, parish and state afore-
said on the day and in the month and year
first above written, In the presence or Mes
sieurs Leo c. Watermelon aud John c. Levy,
competent male witnesses who have signed
these presents with tie said appearers ana
(Original signed) A. n. Robelot ct ais.
Leo C. Watermelon, John c. Levy.
FELIX j. PUG,
Notary Public.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Orleans.
/, the undersigned recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish and state aforesaid.
do hereby certify that the above and forego-
ing charter OF "Yupon Realty Company was
this day duly recorded in my office in book
1895, folio AZ.
New Orleans, La, April 18th, 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, by. X.
true copy.
FELIX J. PUG, Notary Public.
apl % may 16 % 80 1912
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE V.

The entire powers or this corporation are
vested in, and its business shall be conduct
ed by board of directors consisting of
three stockholders to be elected by the stock
holders by ballot on the first Monday of
April of each year at a general meeting.
Each share of stock shall be entitled to one
vote cast in person or by proxy and the
majority of votes cast shall elect. The
board shall elect a president, a yice-presi-
dent and a secretary-treasurer out Of its
number A majority of the board shall
constitute a quorum and exercise all the
powers of the board, and any absent direc-
tor may give his power OF attorney TO an
other stakeholder, or TO another member Of
the board of directors, TO represent and vote
for him in his absence and in such case the
director thus represented by proxy shall be
counted for all purposes as II personally
present at any meeting Of the directors. All
employees shall hold office only at the pleas
ure of the board; and all officers and direc-
tors shall hold office only at the pleasure of
The board shall have power to make and
alter, at pleasure, all bylaws, rules and
regulations for the conduct of the COM
pany's business Directors and officers shall
continue in Office until their successors are
elected and failure to elect directors at any
meeting called for that purpose shall In no
manner affect the corporation. Vacancies
occurring in the board of directors shall be
filled by the remaining members Of the board
by selection from the other members.
The first board of directors shall consist
Of Albert n. RobelOt, Charles ID. Gondran
Robelot as president, Charles ID. Gondran
as vice-president and Mortimer ]. RObelOt
as secretary-treasurer; and they shall hold
office until the first Monday of April, 1913,
or until their successors are elected and
qualified. The board of directors shall have
full power to buy and sell real estate.
The board shall have power in their dis
erection to unite two or more offices and the
same TO confer upon one person.
Notice Of meetings for the election OF di-
rectors or for any other purpose shall, I'M
less otherwise required by law. be given by
written notice delivered in person or mailed
to each stakeholder of record not less than
five nor more than ten days, prior TO the
date fixed for the meeting, provided that
said notice NAV he waived by unanimous
consent in writing filed with the secretary
of the company and meetings Of stockhold-
ers may be held at any time with such
unanimous consent At the written request
(setting forth the purposes Of the meeting)
of one-fourth in amount of the capital stock,
the president shall call meeting Of stockhold-
ers !; should he fail TO do so within hve
days of such written request 1t shall be
the duty of the vice-president or secretary
to forthwith issue call.
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE VII.

This act of Incorporation may be modified.
changed or altered, or this corporation may
be dissolved with the assent OF three-fourths
of the capital stock represented at general
meeting of the stockholders, convened for
such purpose, after notice shall have been
given in one or more newspapers published
in the English language in the city of New
Orleans once a week for four weeks preced-
lug the meeting. and by written notice given
and mailed to each stakeholder at his last
known address, thirty days prior to the date
of meeting.
Any changes proposed or made in refer
ence TO the capital stock of this corporation,
shall be made in accordance with the laws
of the state of Louisiana, bearing on the
subject Of Altering the capital stock of
corporations"
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE III.

Citation shall be served upon the presi
dent: and in case of his absence from the
city on the vice-president; in case of the
absence of both from the city, on the secre
tary.
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE III.

- * - and purposes Of this corpo-
oo1tjpas declared to be to acquire
u NAM me business now conducted
% a ceno me Algiers Iron Works,
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE l.

N naae and title of this corporation
Lll1Sn THE ALGIERS IRON WORKS,
- ~, and under its said corporate
~ 80 nave power and authority to
4 800 saJoy succession, for the full term
- ~ hne 1891 years, from and after
~ a nasreof; TO contract, sue and be
- - = and use corporate seal, and
1rs,S. oreak or alter at pleasure, to
r4{ncs ~ lease, purchase and convey,
HD4f ..s nypothecate property, real,
Nh - !. mixed, name and appoint such
- 6nvs.aasers and agents as its interests
- o11k6ss may require, and to make
~ ~ later after AID amend such bylaws,
e6is, texuiatiohs, for the conduct of
e1n srS al me corporation, as may be
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE "

>1I5 ~ 49, stock OF the said CORPORATION
djxessa st ten thousand dollars $50
~ n ~. ea INTO one hundred shar az
~ ~h % one hundred $500. OO) dol.
8 Aereof , oie OF the said stock or anv
}oeson ery De issued end delivered to
~, hhcr or corporation in return
snd property actually deliv-
The herald., 1912-05-02
CHARTER
OF TIE FINANCE AND REALTY COM
PANI OF LOUISIANA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF Or
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE ".

Inc capital stock Of this corporation is
hereby fixed at the sum of five thousand
(So,OOO.OO) dollars, divided into fifty C5OI
shares OF the par value of one hundred
.SloO.oO) dollars each, which shall be paid
TOT IN cash, on such terms and conditions
as may be decided by the board OF directors
or may be issued for not less than par for
property purchased by, or services actually
rendered to said corporation All shares Of
STOCK shall be full paid and worcestershire
No transfer OF stock shall be binding nDon
the corporation unless made upon its books
and all certificates Of stock shall be signed
by such officers as may be determined bv
the board of directors. y
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE VIII.

Until the election to be held in 1915, the
following named stockholders shall consti-
tute the first board of directors, viz John
L Holmes, Gaspar Pietri and Frank Simone,
with the said John I Holmes as president,
Gaspar Pietri as vice-president, and Frank
SimOne as treasurer.
This corporation shall become q going
concern as soon as three thousand (S3, 000j
dollars OF its capital stock shall have been
subscribed for.
Thus done and passed at my ofice in the
City OF New Orleans, on the day, month
and year, heerin first above written, in the
presence Of Theodore A. Beck and Anthony
Troyani, both of this city, competent wit
nesses, who have hereunto signed their
names with the said appearers and me, no
tary, after due reading of the whole.
Original Signed: John T. Holmes, 20
shares G. Pietri, - shares Frank Simone
Is shares. 7. A. Beck, Ant. Troyani.
ROBERT LEGIER, Not. Pub.
/, the undersigned Recorder OF Mortgage.
for the Parish Of Orleans and State OF Lou
isiana, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing charter OF the New Cosmopolitan
Realty Company was this day duly recorded
in my Office, Ia book 1851, folio =.
New Orleans, La, March 20, 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, by. 4.
A true copy from the original act.
ROBERT LEGIER, Not. Pub.
| inch % apr II IS % may
The herald., 1912-05-02
ARTICLE II.

- ~. as Of this corporation shall be
s1sk New Orleans, parish of Or
~ ks.yy, louisiana, and all citations
~, o. process shall be served on the
1T ms absence, on the vice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
UTAH IS FRUITFUL
FIELD FOR FILMS
Moving Picture Men Find Salt
Lake and Environs Good
Place to Work.

j. S. Dawley. travelling manager for
the Thomas A. Edison moving picture
company. who in cooperation with Carl
r. Williams Of the Commercial club pub
licity bureau, has been preparing motion
films Of Salt Lake and surrounding ter
ritory for use In the Edison service In
this country and Europe, has been so
impressed with the attractions offered
that nearly double the number Of views
have been taken than was originally con-
templated.
The work was commenced last Satur-
day, Salt Lake buildings, panoramic
views Of the city, historical points, Main
street at busy noon, Bingham Saltair,
summer resorts, mountain panoramas and
canyon scenes-in fact, nearly all the
prime attractions OF which this section
boasts, are included In the films. 1t is
expected that the advertising value OF
the films will bring great beneficial re-
suits 10 the city and state.
Yesterday Frank B. Kimball OF Eureka
met with Mr., Dawley at the CONNER
cial club to discuss the Tintic district.
cluded In the pictures, Mr.. Dawley and
his troupe of players will go TO Vel
lowstone park In a few days and will
make an effort to prepare films of the
Tintic district after the YelloWstone work
has been accomplished
1t Is also understood that A movement
is on to have Mr., Dawley make films OF
the excurslonists and scenes during the
Commercial Clubs six days tour to the
national park. beginning August Is. Mr..
Dawley and his associates will be in
the park at that time. The trip Is to
be made under the slogan, salt Lake,
the Gate City to Yellowstone"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
F|REMEV To MEET
At EUREKA AUG. z
Excellent Programme Has
Been Arranged for the An
nual Gathering.

The official programme for the tourna
ment Of the Utah State Firemen's as
sociatlon, to be held at Eureka August
p, was issued Yesterday. The festivities
Will begin with a parade at 10 a, M.
which will be followed by an address of
reka, The response will be made by
CHIEF Bywater OF the Salt Lake fire de-
partment, and speeches will be made by
James DeYine: former chief of the Salt
Lake fire department, and Guy F.. Miller,
member OF the executive board of the
association.
The athletic events and contests. which
Will be given at the ball park at o'clock
in the afternoon. will include the fol-
lowing: Exhibition run by the Kansas
City worlds championship team; cham
pionship race for not more than sixteen
men. TO run 100 yards 10 a hydrant; lad
der contest; hub and hub race, fircmen's g
hose coupling contest against time; 100
yard dash, limited to two men from each
department pompier team exhibition by
limited TO two men from each depart
ment, ladder climbing contest with hose
and relay race Of $50 yards.
The members of the Tlntic Miners
union will join with the firemen i'll the
celebration and the union has prepared a
programme of sports for women and chill
dren TO be given August 81 Cash prizes
will be offered for winners in the events
OF both the fircmens and miners cclc-
brations. In the evening of August q
a grand ball Will be held at the Iks' pa
vilion. A special train will leave Salt
Lake over the Salt Lake Route at 6 a. M:
August %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
WILL BOOST WORK
FOR CONSERVATION
Delegates to Two Big Con-
crosses Will Be Given Lit
erature on Utah.

At a meeting of the state conserva-
tion commission at the Felt building
Yesterday it was decided to issue a
second edition Of the commission re-
port and map on the resources of the
state for general distribution at the
Transmlssissippi Commercial congress
and the National Irrigation congress,
Present at the meeting were Gov
ernor William Spry, Thomas Allen, j.
e. Petit. II, G. Haines, l.. A. Merrill
and B. B, Mann. Mr.. Merrill, Mr.,
Hanes and Mr.. Petit were recently
appointed to the commission.
Professor Merrill was elected secre-
tary Of the commission and the follow
ing committees were appointed o, j.
Salisbury and l.. A, Merrill, commi ttee
on national forest reserves in Utah; DR..
John A. Widtsoe and j.. A. Merrill.
committee on agriculture; Thomas Al
len and George Austin. committee on
water power and irrigation; j, +. Pet
tit and n. q. Haines, committee on
mineral resources,
Each member of the commission
agreed to be on hand for the two big
congresses TO be held in Salt Lake
this month and next to aid in the dis.
semination of knowledge concerning
Utah among the thousands Of visitors
who will be here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
ROGERS CALLS FORD
LIAR IN ARGUMENT |
sv international News Service,

Los ANGELES. Aug. l3.-Scst thinsly
denouncing Assistant Dlstrlct. A'tormas
Ford as "a cousummate liar. because
OF the latter,,s argument YESTERDAY tnrt nrl
the barrow defense had resorted TO COZ
r,ipi means In the presentation OF It's
ease: offering 10 back up his statemen1,
..outside." and declaring that the only
testimony the state had produced TO Ns sn1m
that Darrow had given money 10 DI,oe
Jurors came from two OF the most pre-,
cinug scoundrels you ever saw. EAR
Rogers. chief counsel for Dorrow began
hiq argument to the jury this afternoon
The Derrcw attorney made use s, OF ~ aws mss
~ all Of the witnesses who have Test, :
fled during the trial, ella ssified aceoro
Ing 10 the nature OF their testimony
In this manner lie eliminated All othSI
witnesses except Detective Bert "a,
Traulslin, former chief investigator OF the
Mcnamara defense. who swore from, tn the
I'D iI,e bribcry which he committed. and
Attorney John Fl Harrington; .,onse also con5 snd
| vino testified against Darrow. saving thal
barrow had shown him roll OF o,lis IN" y,
had told him they were Tor tne purpo'o -
| fixing" jurors,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
GEORGE j. K|NDEL
To ATTEND CONGRESS
Man With Reputation for
Throwing Bombs One of
Many Delegates.

George j, Kindel. freight rate eS-
pert, is coming to-attend the sessions
of the Transmississippi Commercial
Congress here this month. His name is
included in the list Of delegates filed
with Secretary +. J.. Becker bv Henry
Arnold, mayor Of Denver, YESTERDAY.
The list includes such well.known
names as Frank C. Goudy. 4. P. Cos
tigan, Benjamin c. billiard, Frank 4.
Wadleigh, Samuel c. Dutton, ". W.
Garwood. Andrew NJ. Patton. r. M.
Patterson. Allison Stocker and +. j.
Yetter.
AT the last session. teld in Kansas
City, Mr., Kindel tossed a bomb into
the congress by asserting tnat the ses-
sion was controlled by lobbyists rep
resenting the robber express companies,
the railroads and the sugar trust This
was when the parcels post resolution
went down to defeat This year the
same subject is up again and Mr.. Kin
del is coming TO see that it receives
different fate.
this year Mr.. Kindel will be given
every opportunity for expressing his
views. for the morning sessions are to
be devoted TO the reports on commit
tees, debates and resolutions. 1t is
anticipated that during the morning
sessions the ''real news OF the con
vention will break.
Another feature tending toward the
enlIvening of the proceedings is the
edict that no speaker with manuscript
before him shall address the conven-
ton; all speeches must be made. not
read.
Thomas Judd, mayor Of ST George.
Utah, In communication to Secretary
Becker names David r. Morris as dele
gate from Dixle's capital. From Men
don, Utah, ". r.. Sorenson, A. IA
Richards, Joseph Watkins, Jr. E.lwin
Watkins and Joseph Hardman, IT., are
named by Mayor William Bartlett.
Council Bluffs will send ten of her
prominent citizens as delegates and \.
A Dennison, secretary Of the Oakland
chamber of commerce. is coming as q
special delegate,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
F|L|P|NOS HELPED
BY AMERICAN GAMES
Salt Lake Visitor From Islands
Says Clean Sport Is
Civilizing Factor.

American forms Of athletic sports,
particularly baseball, have been as i'm
portant factor as any in the redemp-
ton of the Philippine islands, accord
ing to Henry NJ. Jones Of Manila, who
is at the Hotel Utah en- route home
after trip through the states.
''Taken in connection with the splen-
did American school system the sports
introduced among the islanders by the
Americans has worked out their saliva
ton Mr.. Jones declared. "They play
baseball over there with all the eclat
and finesse Of your major league at
home and fandom is just as wildly en-
thusiastic over the sport. 1t has en-
tirely supplanted cock fighting: WHICH
was the only national sport when the
Spaniards surrendered the islands. -
Tennis, golf. polo and other Anglo
Saxon methods OF play have been wide
ly adopted as well as baseball, Mr.
Jones says. There are major and minor
leagues, athletic clubs, tennis clubs and
golf courses all over the archipelago,
Scarcely an island in the whole group
that has not its own baseball team and
other athletic organization.
the more virile forms of recreation is
working out the salvation OF the ma
tives if anything is Mr.. Jones con.
tinued, "It has raised the moral tone
of the inhabitants, has added to their
average of health and in many ways
has caused an awakening Of the latent
possibilities of the people.
Mr., Jones is one of the biggest con-
tractors in the Philippines. Recently
he completed milliondollar hotel in
Manila which compared favorably. he
says. with the Hotel Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
K. OF P. OUTING AT
WANDAMERE TODAY

Today will be Pythian day pt Wanda
more. where knights and their families or
escorts will gather hundreds strong to
enjoy an outing programme that prom
lscs rare enjoyment and happiness to
all
The features will come during the
afternoon, when games and athletic
events Will bo conducted for boys and
girls. Prizes will bo awarded to the
Winners in each event. under age classl-
fication. The games and amusements for
children will commence at 4:30 o'clock.
There will he many entries and the coz
tests will be kecply fought.
At 40 O'CLOCK basket lunch Will be
served in the spnce beneath the pavilion.
Dolicac,cs to suit the most fastidious
tastes will be prepared Throughout the
day those who go to tine attractive re-
sort wil enjoy the many concessions. and
the evening will be spent In dancing,
boating or similar enjoyments.
The committee In charge Is composed
~ J. +. Barr. chairman; Mrs. Claire Ran
dorh. Mrs. Katherine HederlclS. Mrs.
Belle Shannon and Miss Eta Frlck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
vancouver Results.

3 c., Aug. i3.-Tbe following
-, Al ,cdays races at Vancouver:
"a and ono quarter miles. steep!o-
~ n-Izoud (Rilcy1. i% 20 /. won :
r1,u,,.l 4 te s, second Asarc (Wick-
thiS. Time. 2.lT S-5 Agnes.
~ Tvo, Oaks and veima c also ran.
a. .zuY and onc-halt fnrlongs, purse
[ssztra), oven. won; Neglisco (HoT-
I'm xusd: Bula Welch (HilD. 5 10
:a SIS. Phulnana. Lord Ker-
,nI C1ft and Mis- Norbert also -an.
- trt furlopgs, solling-Hal Worth
Lsu I. won: Lyto Knight (Graud).
Rio 10 CEofmnn), S to /. third,
M 81 Csll!sta Jones. Ravona. Fcnc-
I, iset Ocean Shore, He Knows and
4 D, tr.
4 rs I've and one-balf fuslongs, SELL
E-.sl, t6raad). 6 20 /. won: Phosphors
|s--rrs), 10 1. second, Jes6ie Por-
|sesp, 8 70 2, third. Time. l:07 40.
Ia ytlls Forty. Platinum and Vivian
'r
4 NJ il1 trrlonss. scliing-oswald B.
4 y l. won. MuR tschwobiG), l TO ..
Hr. Rsls,y). 8 30 l. thlrd. rimc.
4 faGti, Ada Meade and Deapman also
y. Iir trlo1es. selllns-Elmcta HAM
|ISrcL 7 10 s. won, Tom Murphy Gar
0s l usc1.i; Regponsful tKeGcTiB). } 10
. Tlrs, LIZ 2-5. Dorido. Canaps. Luz
|fr, 5sl..hrr and Regina Aryl also ran.
y 1a nssn iurlongg. purse-Baby Doll
|zrs. 10 |. won; Dutch Courage (Ma,-
|fr !. second; Elsewhere (McEwen). 8
IL 7lEs LII Is. Brsck Bonita, Nam
Dr. Ea.l md Rub!con also ran.
! NJ. 5,s mile. hand!cRp-G. VI. Miller
" { ts s. won; Tahoe (Hllll. S 10 /.
MT. G. NfcEwen). to /. third.
IN Is. lack Paine and Lowcen also
ID. "a neouo; OF fair no racing tin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
SEVENTH DISTRICT TO
MEET IN SALT LAKE

The Seventh judicial convention to
nominate Democratic candidates for
judge and district attorney for the coun-
ties OF Sanpete. Carbon. Emery Grand
and San Juan is TO be held in Salt Lake
on August 90. just prior to the state con-
Vention. the delegates to the state con-
vention from these counties acting also
as delegates TO the judicial convention
Judge Ferdinand Erickson Of Mt, Pleas
ant, who formerly presided as judge IN
that district. and who. two years ago
was the Democratic candidate for con-
gress, may have the judicial nomination
II he so desires. Much pressure: however,
Is being brought to bear TO insist that he
be a candidate for congress again this
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
Aiuilton Race Results.

~ nJeo fuclonss, purSe-S!r Dcnrah
= ne, 500. Bel Amour fMoTaEgarD.
r1,d; s.rs (Tehon. 10 TO i: third.
w " Aolantc. Lucky George and Ma
ri,rts ilfo Tan.
~. SIR iu.lonsS. handicap-Amalf
Elie J, soo. Rolling Stone (ShilIlne).
Ea;.; Easy (Toha1). z 20 10. third
- Il Only three ntaricrs.
ht ho miles, Btcoplccbssn-SiEh Eht
~ &c. won; Wonder Worker Joncs). 3
|rlf BIZ Andrews 0ica,hertou). 7 10 /.
"a IN 81 VI. whitney. Sixty-two.
NJ 5las and Teddy Blossom also ran.
ha nx furloagS. sclling-aarJorie A.
-, TO ]. won. Chapnltcpcc ,Fcrsu-
iecoad; Vrcelsnd (McCohcyi, to
~. III 5-5. Florjdn'r Bcnuty. Rey.
N L9ys', Ella Brygon, Helmet and
" III furlongs. the Nursery gtakes-
lNssssi1l. TO 2. won: Bunch Of
eh to /. eccond. Leo Cbarreg
.s l. hiTd. Timo. l:l3 e-5. Only
90 and one-si1tconlh miIes, soIl-
~ VI lAdau5l. 10 /. won; FLYING
go, 10 2. second; nv Gal fTe-
e,fd Time. l:i6. Floral Day,
G So7n alto ran.
' Gao mile. selling-sursar CEyrne),
], n; ~, samooat tConicy). ovon. second !.
|r MasED. . 10 ]. thlrd. Time
a Order. Joo Gaiety, Lllburne.
ros -'a snd Breast Plate also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-14
CEREMONY TO MARK
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
Beautiful Cathedral of ST.
Mary's Dedicated Three
Years Ago Tomorrow.

Three years ago tomorrow the masnih-
cent St Mary's cathedral Of the Catholic
church in Salt Lake City was dedicated
with impressive ceremonies. attended by
Cardinal Gibbons and many notables, In
commemoration of the anniversary the
Rt Rev. Bishop Scanlan will celebrate
solemn pontifica high mass THURSDAY
morning at o'clock, assisted by the
clergy Of the cathedral. 1t will be re-
called by Catholics that Thursday, Aug
ust Is. Is the day OF the feast Of the
Assumption in their church, a holy day OF
obljeat atiOu.