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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-24

/ "a OF N. w. AZ, NJ. " or N. Il. A
Sec IL, 3. 10. A OF s.. II. vi, Sec. ~
g. Il. " of g. w. "a wv. AZ Of s.. w. IL
Sec. IA, s. ~ OF nv. f.. ~, N. Il. u
OF N. r. ". N. wv. II Sec. 25. lots 1
:. 4, 8 See. 2S6. lots 4. 2. 3, s. and I
Sec. S6, +. s s. r.. 6 3D.. IN. R. ", Sec
2. w. u Sec. !. All Secs. 8 and 4, wv
u OF 3. ~. =. " Or S. w. ", s. wv
q Of 8. w. *, u. " Of n. w. " W
w. u Of N. w. II. Sec. 5, 8. q. u Of
>. u. ", w. 11s or 8. 4. ". w. II 81
N. y. ID, w. IA Sec. 10, all Sec. Ii
except 8. w. X Of s. w. Il, e. u
Sec. IL. all Sec. is except N. II. " Of
=. Z. ", 8. W. &c OF N. E. ", w, Is
o.. 8. q. ". ". "a Sec. IA, s, w. Il
or 3. w. VI. N. " OF s. wv. ". 8. ID
q Of s. W. X. N. " of N. w. ",
Sec. 10, w. u OF N. w. u, s. w. VI
Sec. 40. 8. " Of N. w. Nm. y of s.
w. n, 3. y Sec. 81, S. y OF N. W.
4, y. y. Y SEQ. "a, all Sec. 23, s. e.
4 OF 8. w. Y, w. u of s. w. ", w.
- or N. W. n Sec. "a, T. s, s. r.
p. value SIS. e5e.80; 1145. 62.1oO s.
u Of 8. q. ". N. Il. Y OF s. e. ".
8. W. Y Of N. d. u, i. a of N. W.
u, s. W. Y Of N. w. Y, S. w. 4
Sec. 4, lots i, g, 6 and Z and s. Il Of
lots 8 and 4 Sec S, lot 1, Sec. 6. lots
] and 2 or N. 3. V Sec. 8, T. z s, r.
d, value $s7Se.o0; parish tar $685..
IL. state s468.4o, C. v. 1884, G. r.
$22.42, levee $slS.8o. acreage $685.. Is.
Int s12S.52, cost 455.25. total 9SS06. 90.
IA w. C. Wilmont.
l lot, Gallo Sou. Add, lot 90, plk. 4,
value sss. parish tax 27c, state lie,
G. v. lie, g. r. lie, school 1sc, O. q.
LOG, cost S2.2s. total 32.Ss.
7AS II. L. WOLF.
100. N. p. u Sec. "a, 2. q. 8. r. a
.. value $500: parish tax S7.20. state
$500. G, ". I6c. G. r. 20c, levse $500.
acreage $500. Int. $1.0S, cost $2.25,
total 930.ss.
On said day / win sell such portion
OF said property IN each debtor will
point out, and In cass the debtor win
not Point out sufficient property, I
viii ~ once and without further d&.
Lay, sell the least quantity OF said
property OF any debtor. which n
bidder will buy for the amoant of the
taxes. interest and costs due by said
debtor. The sale will be without ap.
Haisement. for cash. in legal tender
monsy OF the United stataa, end the
property sold shall b redeemable
any time tor the space Of one yaar.
BY paying the price given, with TWEEN
~ per cent and costs and penalty.
added.
The mortgage creditors ara hereby
notified that tf the property to be sold
70 not redeenaed. the sale thereof
when recorded In the conveyance or
mortgage ONCE shall operate as eli
cancellation OF all conventional and
Judicial mortgages thereon.
u. Z. SWORDS,
Sheriff and Hx-oflcia Tax Collector.
April 19-6t-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-24

by tina discrimination d. the st0cSholds
eTH its affairs shall be Gquidated by
three commissioners appointed for that
purpose at q meeting OF the stockhcld-
egS, said appointment to be upon the
vote Of Mftty-one per cent OF all the
stock of the corporation; In a 8 OF
Of the commissioners, the other ot
liabilities or the corporation
manning in the hands Oh the cornnnis-
sioners shall be divided pro rate among
the stockholders after giving twenty
days prior notice by publication in a
newspaper Of this parish.
ARTICLE K
No stakeholder OF this corporation
shall ever be held liable or responsible
for its contracts or faults in any further
sam than the Inpaid balance due on
the shares of the stock Of this corpora
ten owned by him, nor shall any mere
Mformality in the organization of this
corporation have the effect OF render
ing this charter null or OF exposing q
sS3holder to any liability beyond the
amount OF his stock.
ARTICLE XL.
This charter may be amended o. the
corporation dissolved with the assent
OF fifty-0ne per cent in amount OF the
whofe capital stock at n general meet
ing Of the stockholders, held for that
plspose, after thirty days notice Of
such meeting shall be given by adYer-
tsen1ent In q newspaper published in
st. Landry parish, and q written notice
mailed to each stockholder at the time
me advertisement is Published fer the
firsk tine.
Ne appearers indicate the number
Of shares subscribed for by them by
writing the same Immediately following
their respective signatures, and agree
and bind themselves to pay for same.
Thus done and passed ut 0~pelousas,
La, ID the presence of Dudley Las
trapes and L. A. Sander, competent
witnesses, on the day and date first
above written.
tSignedl
Louis L. Daniel, is shares.
John Fontenot, 20 shares.
Mrs. Ealia Fontenot, Is shares.
Robt. N. Fitzpatrick, / share.
Chas. O. Dejean per Louis l.
Daniel, 3 shares.
j. Collins Cormier per John
Fontenot, B shares.
Mrs. Letitia Daniel, Is shares.
Edwin w. Dane, 10 shares.
Pierre Nistris 10 shares,
Witnesses:
Signed: Dudley Lastrnpea
L, Al. Sandoz,
w. j. SAND0Z
Notary Public.
State OF Lo~uisiana, Parish ofSt. Landry
the undersigned, Deputy Clerk Of
the District Court in and Tor the above
hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct
copy OF the original Charter. No.
filed In my Office this date and duly
recorded.
Witness my hand and official seal, at
Opelousas, La, on this, the 10th day of
April, "A. .. 1913.
c. r, BAILEY, Deputy Clerk;
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-24

519 Heira Jno. III. PeIton.
80 8. Is OF s. w. X Sec. rs 4. 2, S
r. 8 e., value 100000: Parish tay
$3.50. state tax $2.ee, C. v. &c. @. n
10c, levee S4.00. acreage $500, Int
SIC, cost S2.25, total 1851.
SCI Hebert j.. Perrodin.
30 acres, Dupre, Perrodin, P. Rd.
Guillory, value $4,000; parish tar
$3.50, state s2.e0, C. ". Sc, G. n. ice
Int. 22c, cost $2.25. total 49, rs.
522 Nestor perrodin.
1 lot Opel, lot 5. Blk. 8. L. a. Add.
value $1,000; parish tax 45c, state CSC
C ". lie, G. r. 1c, school 25c, o. G. q
n. 3. CSC, Int. Sc, cost $2.25, total
$3.50.
52s Nestor Perrodin.
8 50-100, Bertrand. Landry. Richard
- value $1,000, parish tar 1sc
state 10c. O. G. g N. 3. 10c, cos,
$500, total sass.
535 j. Pollock & Co.
! lot. Eunice, lit It. on West end
OF lot /. BIZ. H.. value $12Oo.00: par
ish tax 1880, state $500, C. ". &c,
G. R. soc. school $e.eo, Int. SIC, cost
1925, total 326.26.
Timber on q q Il q u ~ o
w u Sac an n = nah,n
s7oo 40. narish tay &c 20 s,..a es az
IC. y. ia q . IL iewsa q on
achool "a On T.t cea go. sS a. Y.a
s23.1s.
$40 p r Portal
g iots Enriae / 9 NIB 40 ~.h..
$4,000: parish tar 34.05. state tar
Iaf ase. eosts 60 eS tctsI All o.
s4a IN p,;nrs
100 Wds. W u NJ q u 10. an -
7. q. r. 7 d. value ae1o 4 nsyi.h ,ay
| ab.7e. stste es 81. {, Vie q . 4
] leyes ss.xe. aeresse "a az int ~
/ cost AZ 81. total Az eY
gsg pav,ins 4 Mru n y.ss.a,
40 n VI ns 8 u u O.. 81 r
los vaira AL M. rsI.s -.
sos. stasa a. q g. q . "a
ieyee A1 81. 1890 ~ az Tnt q
oont a. az AnSi a. &c
xxi am. p~aS
/ . Iots Ennics p,a. mn "a 49, "a
value 8 rarish a "A 100
~ IA Cy inc4 a . ~ ..,has1
$3.50. Int. aea eest 90 81 fstn, $40 al
sss p = BsvnsrS ~
"a cndaam Nspriaa q D p..,a.
Hoaa.vaiuA axEo 40. ns1.h t.~ 81 AZ
gta1a E 2 ,as. q y a. q 8 i1c 49,
$3.50. acre 81. 80, sehoni n In INF
|6Ie. cnst ae az fossI 1874
g72 IoS. pichayd
i lot ndnmiek. piohapa Ro,,tta
state 1oc. school 1eo. q a q - m
l0c. cost a.. Is. total 10 IL
57s Honrr pidssn
40 Ranar pid~r sa,na nrrra.t
value $4,000. nsrIsh tsT N az atsss
soc G. q a. a a. 49, 81 on
acrease 81. SO. Int. ice, coat so AZ -.
tai ae a
5s0 Mrs. gThor@sa Rohartson
81 INN q Taeha Msstria Et,n,
Sneyrer. yalna saOos do. narish ta1
g2.7o. state al 20 G. " ac a 2 e.
Int. re-. cnst Ia es Total "a 7s
58e eugene Rove.
10 n. " u az N w u Sac i ~
u 8. r. I Il. yaIua also D nariah tar
s1.44. stafA zoe. q y A.. a y a.
ievee $3.50. acreage s2.oo. Int. 2se,
cost g2. 25 total ar 3e
61s Mrs. ida schultz.
i lots. Ennice. 8. q AIN B2
yalue 1900 90. 4 Iofa Es,,niea q and
Blk. AZ. value s1so. id. narirh tar
s3.15. state s1 VI q y IL q 3 a.
school Al IL INF 100 cost ia a5 totai |
s10.25.
SIT Singleton a. Melancon.
/ lot il ArnaudyiIla. Breanr. Fpsi-
Her. st. Bernard. Main al. yalue
800. 90: parish tar 81. so. state 5000.
G. ". &c. G. r. 1Oc. INT. 22c. cost ~. 26,
ta4af 90 or
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-24

10000; parish tax soc, state soc, Doll
$1.00, CIV &c, G. n. dc, school Soc,
Int. Sc, cost s2-25, total 35.g6.
3e5 EEt- w. 4. Derbest. .r
3 lcfa, Eunice, 10. III. IL, BIZ. 81,
value ,&1500.00; q lots, EHnice 2 and s,
Bin, 43. value $500 90: 8 lots, Hunice,
8 and 4, Blk. rs, value $35G, 90: 8 lots,
Eunice, IA, is, JIG, Blk. 81, r. IL L.
Add, value $4,000: I lot, Eunice,
Blk. ! X. Moosa Add. value $50. 90;
parish S24.57; state tax sis.s5 |, G. ".
55c, G. r. CSC. school 1896, Int. $1.52,
cost 1925, total S60.s8.
1858 s.. 8. Earls.
l lot, Eunice. lot 8, Blk. 5, +. H.
Add, value $1,000; parish tax sic,
poll $1.00. state 45c, c. ". &c, G. r.
&c, school Acc. Int. SC, cost $2.25. to-
tai S5!.06.
$50 James Edwards.
I lot, Eunice. lot S, Blk. IL, N. q
B. Add, value 10000: parish tax
e0c, state 58c, poll $1.08, C. ".
G. r. Sc, school SOC. Int. &c, cost
92.25, total s5.2s. .s; ya
800 Eunice Building & Loan Assn.
l lot, Eunice 10. Blk. So, value
$4,000; parish tax s1.35. state 75c,
C. v. 30, G. r. DC, school 75c,. Int.
&c, cost 1925. total S5,s4.
454 Theogene Fruge..
4 lots, Eunice. 8, lG, II. IL, Blk.
80, value 100000: I Tot s. In Biz.
20, value $4,000 1I.56-100, Carriere,
Sayoie, Same. Francois. value $3.50. 90;
parish tar 1921. state $6.S5, C. ".
28c, g. r. S5c. school Ss.05, Int. 7ec,
| cost "A 2H. total 421 az
SH Wild. Rosaite q. Galley.
1 lot Nunice 1. Blk. 81, value
10000: parish tax $s.7o, state e1.5o
G. v. &C, g. r. 30. school $1.5e, Int.
lie, cost SEES. total $816.
ise Gaubert Campbell.
2e Wds., Bihm. Moreau. Birotte,
Bihm, value $60.oe: 10. Wds. Haw-
kns, Boudreaux. st. Andre same,
value $4,000: parish tax s1.Ss, state
31.06. poll $1.00. C. v. 4cs G. r. &C..
Int. 12c. cost $3.25. total e7.40.
sos jos. A GIL
l lot, EuRice. lot Q, Blk. 18, Bae.
Add, value $4,000: 1 lot, Eunice, 81
It 8. Side. lot 6. Blk. Id, Pierrottsl
Add. value $1,000, 1 lot Eunice.
Lewis, Guillorg. Stewart, Fontenot
value $4,000; parish tax $3.06. state
II IN n " IN n D an soharl 81 IN
INF 100 lost "a ss' 4ose, nj ne
b18 Mrs. .Taan Godaan
% INN conniar csiIiorv Cana
same. value fI7o,ea. nartsb tar
t1.53, state $50. C. v. &c, e.. r. &c.
school 85c, Int. DC, cost S2.26. total
1854.
532 P. II. Grnith-
80 Imp, being south 30 acres OF
VIZ OF SEA, See. 80. T. 8. 8. n. l
u. value 100000: se.ss-1eos Imp, in
WY Of SEA. Sec. 30. 7. 8, 9. r /
81, saaae S1oe.vVs psasn GA eI1.1A,
ssase SC.sv' C.V. soc, y. 4. Soc scnooi
sS,sv. lat 1ec, COST ss-zo' TOTAL
sso.tc.
as1sO ouiiAo.y. 80
~, L anno aos - g L. on
state 81 90 q ". Toe. q r. 13c.i
school' a. 10. Int sac cost ~. 2g to-.
s12ae.
ser Mrs. Mira Guillorv.
8.46-100 Imp. Manuel. Same, Ber-
trand, Guillory, value $4,000; parish
tax 54c, state Soc, C. " lie. G. r.
lc, Int. &c, cost $2.20, total sS.14.
S22 Chas. Hanson.
8 lots, Eunice, lots A. 5. 8. Blk. 2.
value $4,000: 1 lot, Eunice. lot 2,
biK. 10, 80. ADD. ta.ue soU.ovs pat
en- tax $40, state Sl.6o. y. y. %,
:: 4. Sc' scnoot $I.oV' ant Afc' cost
DO totai yS.zo.
90 Mrs. EnzaDeln 9acoDy
~ mp. g, MAI Mal " D1.n n am
y4AAAUAt v6AQO ~ACVsvVs PAAAOA ~NM
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-24
Continued from page 8.

- t&4e@ 1+g$ 3
} Imp. Haw, Foster. p. Rd, Haw
r.lne $4,000; parish tax $685.. state
sas0 G. ". zoe, G.. r. Csc, leyee $3.50
sareage $3.50, Int s1.06, costs $s.2s
total ss1.7s.
,sse Estate Mike Walker.
/ lot, Imp, Racial. Capps, River
Alley.
n~aynell. value $4,000: parish tar
saa7. state $1.65. C. v. &c, G. r. Sc,
ssyee $3.50, Int. soc. costs $s.25, total
s11.ss.
FIFTH WARD.
IA Augusts Anne.
" lot. Garrigue ST., Bazile, Dallas,
nnrray. value 5000: parish tax 45c,
&c &c. Con. Vet. 1c. Good Road 10,
sssool 10c, Int &c, cost s2.25, total
sale. j
q T, II. Atkins.
az IMP. Moore, Bug Jack, Moore,
rs,lsr. value $4,000; parish tax $3.06.
Iii al. 90. state &1.70, C. v. 7c, G. r.
a. ieyse $40, acreage $3.50, Int. 4sc,
sSsta t2.26, total s15.55
~ freeman Brown.
|. Imp, 1Aheuf, $500, Aesa
WsgteNe, value sIs.oo; parish .an voc,
state Bic, poll sl.oo =. Y: ic. Y: e ~,
school lac, INT Sc Cost @n'As' .o'
$4A4.
.r Mrs Madeline Burrels.
tot Imp, Hill St. Prescott, Kar
-g.ansa St., wilkins st., value
- M. narish tax e1.SA, state e1.00,
1s q. r. &c, school &0c, Int. 1ac,
"a rs. total $3.50.
c1ark.
IL ~. rarria,a ~ Mound.
10Y - vaI,n s1So. 90.
49, ts4 a1.gB. state Y5c. poll 81. 90,
rsr as n r 4e. school sec, Int. &C.,
! az tota1 ri. g0.
cNA u -,
III I'd CromNe'I ... $3.50
Imp, SGuraest: Sanoso: M0.
stafford. value sSso;ve: pas ! -
sas&. state 49,. ~ e1 o. eess
O. q I've. sca = S1o
sa.gs totai s1e.S uS
SIC Mrs. ". =: ETaae: ~. 81.
iol Mp ego "a. 49,.
Bailey Carso ST. aise S.oy.Vs; Pa
II AK So:Io sIAes Ss.,s . .ost
B isc scsool sa;es' A
rs n. n. HoiiieT.
. tsts, o1ek, u 80 -
~ ADD Yaaae sAgV I. n 1
S1f&. state sue. =. @s' q. cos.
g. I. w. $500 eoS
San. total s0.Eo;
4k, r. IA. HoilieF:
4 lots Krotz spranss. lo.s 1so
Beck value szs.os' pa1ssn : - 80;
sAts Toe, levee zoc' cos. DEW
s7.4S.
~ homer q S,h,,,. yawia
Is Wds, R. Ho. oaDiAo. Ie.a
G&SpArd, yalnc $Isv.vV, ss
si.sa, state soc, ~ 80 49,. aSc
lsyea e1.SO, acreage sL.Is, on
Int 21c, cost 500 sosai e
wv Dr. II. kHpatIlcA.
N. Wds, and 81 Ter An 80
W. E.A Sec. 90 ~ = 90 CO.
3t9o,00; parish TAX @L.e1' ! a. 49,
G. &C. u. n. oc. ieses - ~ .nteI
aee $500, school Soc, cost $780, IoIA
$ia81.
GOO Est jos. Lombard. =.
~ " OF ! lot, Masn, GaIrleie
Msundyille. St. etcs vai
$500; and VI Of . lots' Wssn' Dug.
klaus, Moundv1lies p caIso "a M
$l5a.o0; parish Ak $l.sV'
ON. AZ, G. r. &C. scnool 4oc' An1
coft 1926. total 5000.
sieh Valmont Lakose- -,
%. IHp. Artmon, Fayne. 80 -
waH value $4,000; parisn ~ $500
sthte S1.70, 2. We y. =. ~ 81 10
$2to, acreage $4.0U, scaoo
TN. 4Sc, cost $2.2Ss toL&i @lo.vS.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-05-24
TO Cure 4 cold II One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROM0 Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works of the Cold
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
r. w. GROVES signature on each boa. Gc.
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contents. Hagman. who IL a paper
hanger. insisted that the package could
not contain anything valuable, or u
would not have been allow to re-
main there so long. and as he peered
in he shouted: IT'S . human body. The
upper part Of the legs are here AND
some OF the stomach"
An attendant Of the Hoboken morgue
was sent In An Automobile to get the
package and . supsrfcial sxa animation
By Dr. King showed that the thighs had
been cut from the part Of the body al.
ready In the back room Of the morgus
Then evidence waA found that the
woman would have become Q mother In
four monthA
The new discovery added materially 10
the dsscstOtion the Authorities are %
anxious 10 make complete. The dimen-
sions OF the thighs proved the woman 70
BE- . bit heavier than was at FIRST sup
posed. II II now believed that she may
have weighed between 10 and 1G pounds
insteah Of . maximum Of 40. The ss-
Innate a. TO her age. however. re-
maned the same. That the woman was
Of almost perfect proportions was
proved. That she possessed darn brown
hair. tinsed with bronse. was also -.
tabiished. A ciot Of hair had been
tossed into the pillow slip. and when
dried was sesn to be rich In color and
sxcssdinGly nnA II was such hair - 10
well cared for By It's possessor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-08
SUFFERING FROM RABIES,
PlUMGES TO HIS DEATH
Patient, Bitten by Dog He saved,
Leaps From Hospital
Window.

wak9 Psarson. thirty-sisht ysars
old. Of NO. = Winthrop street. Newark.
N. j.. was instantly killed to-day by
leaping from . window on the third
story Of tho City Hospital Of Newark
TO the courtyard below. He was suffer-
ing from rabies and. eludins tho nurses
rushed to the window and lsaped
through.
Pearson went to the hospital ysster-
day. Five weeks ago. while wheeling
his two-ysar-oid child In . go-cart, he
saw . wagon driver kick . dog. Pear
son intsrfered and. picking up the dog.
placed Il In the xo-cart with the child.
On reaching home he took the animal
into the house. There II acted In such
. manner he decided Il was not q Pct
and he decided to put Il out. The AMI.
NAL snapped at him and one tooth
scratched Psarson's right hand. but hi
Daid 10 attsntioa 70 thiA Sunday hi
dostss advissd him 10 % 70 the Aospitas
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-08
THREE WEEKS HUNT
REVEALS NO TRACE
OF v. 0. ARNOLD
Young Real Estate Man Not
Seen Since Leaving Bath
Beach for Coney.

After three weeks search. GOVERNS
the entire city and surrounding towns.
Capt. John r. O'Connor OF the Bath
Beach police station announced this
afternoon that neither he nor his de-
teotives had found any trace OF twenty
one-year-old william Ogden Arnold.
who disappeared on the night OF Aug.
ID. Mt. Arnold 10 the son Of william
II. Arnold. . Bath Beach real estate
broker. and was manager Of his faith.
er's ONCE at bay Nineteenth street and
bath avenue
The young man left the home OF his
parents IN Van Pelt Manor with Jo-
seph Lynch. . friend. to visit a family
In South Brooklyn. The persons they In.
tended to visit were not at home. Lynch
went to his homo and Arnold said he
was going down to Coney Island and
would ride to Bath Beach on Q West
End train.
When ne ala not return to his home
the next day . general police alarm
was sent out. Since Aug. 10 every pos.
sibls line that could be thought Of has
been followed. but no trace OF youns
Arnold. from the time he parted with
Lynch. has been found.
The young man was Of exemplary
habits. seldom spent a night away from,
homo and had no love affair.
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R0THSCHILD HEIR SICK.
Halted ny severe Cold AZ ChicsG,
On Around-the.World Trip.

CHICAGO. Sept. Erich Won Colo
schmidt Rothschild of Frankfort-on.
Main. Germany, is Ill with a sever,
cold at a local hotel and Or. vict,..
Won varendorff. the young mans phi?
sician. said II might be several da,
before the patient 10 able to resume h
Journey East His temperature was ~
ported TO be 104 degrees last night. b'
to-day a slight Improvement In his co:,'
dition was noted. DR.. Won varendor 4
said his patient caught cold At Pike 4
Peak. COL. q week Ago and the cham
to <he lower altitude OF the Middle WsJ
had aggravated his indisposition.
Erich Won Observation-Disclosures child 4
grandson OF Baron Wilhelm WI
Rothsch!ld and one Of the heirs to IL,
great wealth OF the powerful Roth,
child banking house Of Frankfort.on
Main. Germany. He 10 completes.
a trip around the world. travelling 4,
cognito. and will return home by VT
OF New York rs soon a. he 10 able &C
leave for the East.
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BANS TWO PLAYS;
ARREST Of RIVAL
MANAGERS ORDERED


HsGDss prsssntf' asked NagistraAs No.
Adoo Of Commissioners Nswbur6sP.
MOT that saw." was the reply.
your evidence and the stenographsr's
notes are sufIlcient," said the court.
WHAT MR.. MeAooo SAYS OF
THE LURE" WHICH NE SAW.
Here 10 what Magistrate McAdoo has
to say about ''The Lure" It must bs
remembered that in both The Lure"
and The Fight" the big scene" he
punch" the "smash" are representative
Of the interior Of houses such - the
police Of this city have been driving GU,
Of the Tsndsrioin and the East side for
years.
Mr. Lee shubsrt. a. the defendant
In this case, said to me on Saturday
that II witnessed che play myself
and after that condemned II he
would withdraw Il. With that Nm.
dsrstandins. and In order that
misht know the AActs at hrst hand,
] sat through che performance on
Saturday night At the theatre
Mr.. Shubsrt relies . great deal in
defending the play on the common
datory opinion az prominent citizens.
As I feel myself compelled to differ
with those who have approved the
NVlay. feel Il necessary 70 give my
own conclusions - 20 why ! do not
aSres With them.
: eslisvs ne yiay - ~ Indecent
saA iMnesai 80, n psss. gsess aaA
rsveltlAS. eaA tAat u u entirely esv.
OHoA ~ nAoNlon llHo AZ Nha D>~a,
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MOTHER OF THAW \
TO JOIN RELATIVES
IN MONTREAL FIGHT.

MONTREAL. Sept a-Ths shift of
scene from Coaticook to Montreal OF
the legal drama In which Harry X.
Thaw Is starring found Thaw's reia-
tives and the Thaw lawyers gathering
In numbers here to-day. First to ar
rive were Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie,
Thaw's sister. and her husband. The
next expecte0 10 Mrs. Mary Thaw.
Thaw's aged mother. Rooms have been
engaged for her at local hotel and her
arrival Wa set for tonight
I'VE ere here to help Harry II We can"
Mrs. Carnegie said. I'VE expect 70 be
hero Q considerable time"
From thess indications II was surmised
that preparations were being made to
have Thaw brought here within a day
or two. On this point. Thaw's lawyers
maintained their accustomed silence.
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the matter from the standpoint Of what
10 the least We can do In order 20 comply
with the Law but what We ought pro-
periy to do In Justice TO ali the interests
concerned"
The commission demanded . balance
sheet Of the New Haven company Of
June 20 10 show how much indebted
ness the company has. The Massachu-
sets law allows indebtedness not To
exceed twice the amount OF stock. and
there 10 question whether the proposed
Issue will exceed the limit Commits.
sionsr Anderson raised the question
about the correctness Of the 1912 bal
ancs sheet. saying that he was unable
10 match certain reports. and added.
I'VE have got 70 and that the floating
dSot was properly incurred and for Q
proper purpose"
QUESTIONS or NECESSITY AND
PRICE ARisC.
There Will be inquiry by the COM
mission not only on the necessity OF the
bond issue but also ~ to he price
At which the bonds are to be sold to
J. Pierpont Morgan and Company and
the commission allowed. The agreement
already entered into with the bankers
givss them the bonds at par. less COM
mission. which makes the price 97h.
These bonds are quoted. when issued.
at 106 on the curb. showing what I'm
menss proht lies In them for the un-
derwrters. II 10 expected that they will
be Gobbled up quickly not only because
Of the high Interest but also because
they are convertible into stock It par.
90 that II New Haven stock should
again soar to premium the bondholders
would profit.
President Elliott presented to the Pub.
Nc Service Commission to-day q report
Of the New York. West Chester and
Boston Railroad. which has cost the
New Haven % many millions. II shows
that for the year ending Ju.s % the total
revenue WAS only e.on and the deficit
was u.t0.sW. Even the cost Of operating
the road was twice - much % the
revenue. while interest charges were
more than . million dollars II u capi.
talised now at . total Of ~. 900 900
stocks and bonda
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present righteous Indignation Of the
public against what 10 called white
slavery.
Section 114OA Of the Penal Code. undeI
the provisions OF which the warrants
were issued, reads:
Any person who as owner, man
aver. director or agent or In any
other capacity prepares. advertises.
gives, presents or participates In
any obscene. indecent, immoral or
impure drama, play. exhibition.
show or entertainment which would
tend to the corruption Of the morals
Of youth or others. and every person
aiding or abetting such act. anl
every owner or lessee or manager or
any garden. building. room, place or
structure who leases or lets the
same or permits the same to used
for the purposes Of any such drama.
play, exhibition. show or entertain
ment. knowingly. or assents to the
use OF the same for any such pur-
poce. shall be guilty Of a misde-
nnaanor