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said stockholders meeting. And the said
appcarrr- having requested me. notary. 10 put
sand amendment IN authentic form. I do BY
these presents receive sand amendment IN the
form OF thlS public act To- the end that sand
amendment may be promulgated and recorded
and thus De read into the original charter OF
the said corporation.
IhuS done and passed, in my office. AT New
Orleans, L., on the day and date herein first
above written, in the presence of NessrS. H.
{. Bu>hy and ]. ". Altman, competent .i,-
ucs.cN. who hcrcunto sign their names with
said appcdrcrs, and me, notary, after due
reading Of the whole.
Signed: J. r. Rochelle President; ]. G.
Ernst. Secretary. Witnesses: II. {. Rusby,
J. ". Aikmau.
ROBERT f. OCONNOR, Notary Public
|, the undersigned, recorder Of mortgages
IN and FOR the parish OF Orleans. state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing amendment To the charter Di
Eureka Water Motor Company, Limited, was
thI, day recorded in my office. in book ll27
folio --. New Orleans, Aug. y. 1914
tSIgrcdb EMILE LEONARD. ID r.
y true copy.
ROBERT +. O'CONNOR. Notary pubic
aug = sept J 10 Il p oct
The herald., 1914-08-27
Saws Men Are All Alike.

In the Woman's Home Companion
appeared the story of a coquette in
which the coquette gives the following
advice to her cousin: Don't make the
stupid mistake thousands of women
make. Don't! Every woman thinks
her husband is different But, trust a
worldly woman, my dear, Of much ex-
perience. men are all alike. They tire
Of what they know is entirely their
own. The thing a man should never
lose sight is that his wife is attractive
to other men as well as to himself"
The herald., 1914-08-27
ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT
PERSONALS.
Continued from Page H.

VIM. II. Ward is enjoying his hi
ennial vacation at Asheville, y. e.,
where his family have been for sew
eral weeks. He expects to be gone
about two weeks.
The marriage of Miss Emma THE
baud of McDOnoghville and Fl. H. Har-
dy, Jr., of Algiers, will take place at
St. Anthony's church, McDonOghville,
Sept. |. at 6 o'clock in the evening.
The friends of the families are invited
through this medium to attend the
ceremony. After September they
will be at home to their friends at 422
Pelican avenue. The bride-eleCt is one
of the daughters of J. Thiebaud, of the
Grand Isle railroad, and the groom-to-
be is the master mechanic at the Pc
nick-Ford plant.
Miss Stella Joeckel left Wednesday
for Bay Adam to be the guest of DIR. j.
+. Pollock and his sister, Mrs. Smith.
Quite an enjoyable time was spent
at Milneburg on Wednesday, August
20, by the following: Misses Mollie,
Ida and Florence Kinkaid, Jennie Mon
grue and Emily Hintz; Messrs. Ware
Henderson of Baton Rouge and Jas.
Kinkaid; Mrs. II. NJ. Spitzfaden and
Mrs. w. b. Babin and her two chill
dren.
Mrs. w. p. Salathe is spending a
while at Salathe's Villa, in Bay st.
Louis.
An impromptu social was one of the
very pleasant affairs of last week Civ
en- to a few friends by the Misses Kin
kaid last Friday evening.
Ware Henderson of Baton Rouge is
the guest of JOS. Kinkaid.
w. p Salathe returned from Bay st.
Louis Monday.
William Waterbury of ThibodauX,
La. is a visitor of Rev. w. II. Leith
He has been here since Aug. Is and
is enjoying himself immensely.
Al Hubener aud son Lemly. of Peli-
can avenue, returned from a trip to
Washington, ID. c. Mr.. Hubener re-
ports that he had a good time the ten
days he was away, and wished he
could have stayed longer.
Miss Gertrude Leith of 43S Bermuda
street will leave for New York We'd
nesday, Sept. ., on the Southern Pa.
cific steamship Momus.
Miss Hattie Smith has returned from
Baton Rouge
Mrs E. Thomas and son Shirley, of
Baton Rouge, are spending some time
here.
Mrs. w. a. Nelson is enjoying a visit
to relatives in Morgan City. Before
returning home she will visit friends
in Texas.
Miss z. Acker entertained the VI. l.
A. Social Club on Tuesday, Aug. is,
in honor of Tom Birney. Games and
dancing were the chief features of the
evening. Miss NJ. Harvey presided
over the punch bowl.
Louis Nelson left yesterday for
Hammond on a business trip. He eX-
poets to be gone about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Roome were
weekend visitors at Vaudeville last
week.
J. E. Rooney is spending some time
n Vaudeville.
C. o. Roome, Jr., Kent Christy and
leo. A. McEvoy were weekend visit
RS at Vaudeville last week and were
The herald., 1914-08-27
What Causes TWILIGHT.

Owing to the fact that the earth
has an atmosphere, daylight does
not disappear whenever the sun sinks
below the horizon. The rays of the
sun still strike the upper regions of
oar atmosphere. and thus we have
twilight and the gradual darkening OF
the sky and disappearance of day
light.
The herald., 1914-08-27

honored guests at a reception given by
Oscar f. Florin of Vaudeville, Satur-
day night.
Misses Julia and Sidonia Suther
land were weekend visitors at Hearts
ease Park, guests of Mrs. +. ID. French.
The herald., 1914-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hugh A. O'Keefe to Union Home,
stead Association, lot, Pacific, Atlantic,
Alix and Eliza, SLIGO cash.-Gurley.
Purchaser to vendor. same property,
i 100 terms.-Gurley.
John w. Altman ct ais. to Joseph
Rumore, ) lots, Diana, Teche, Newton
and Brooklyn, $4,000 terms -Dreyfous
Mrs. Widow +. S. Whitaker to John
J. Quinlan, lot. Vallette, Olivier. AliX
and EliZa.-Hennessey.
The herald., 1914-08-27
Thy Fellow Man

Carve your name on hearts, and not
on marble.-Charles Sturgeon.
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Algerines at Law.
BUILDING PERMITS.

O. Dorsey, III Teche, owner and
builder; repairs, one-story frame
house. 3il OpelOusaS, $2j.
Miss Sadie Vezien. Morgan. Bermu,
da and Lavergne. owner; double two.
story frame slated residence, Henry
Clay avenue, Laurel, Patton and Web,
ster. $3.50, Jos. Timer builder.
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

DR.. Chas. V. Kraft, etc. vs.. Feitel 4
Feitel. $50 balance due on open ac'
count.
Succession OF Mrs. Louis \. Braun
er, opposition Of Mrs Louise Wiegand
N. +. Humphrey.
X. 4. Tansey q Co. vs.. II. Frieden
berg. $50 damages.
Succession of James Foster posses
sion.-M. S. MahOney.
VIM l.. Young, Examiner Of State
Banks, HquidatOr of the Teutonia Bank
e. Trust Company, and Saint Clair
Adams, special agent VS.. b. II. Kearns,
$3.O35.2O executory process.-John j.
Kelley.
ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT.
W.P. Mcdonald owner, from Pollock
& Killeen contractors, property Eliza,
Evelina, Seguin and BOuny.-Humph-
rey.
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Daily Thought.

Education is the only interest wor-
thy the deep, controlling anxiety Of
the thoughtful man.-Wendell Phillips,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

country. ELL herman; experienced. cI,y
zIs nS ecEerel Co Agency q IVES, IA asa al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
OPEN GAME FOR TIGERS
Penfield Will Teach New Foot
ball at Princeton.
iBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Princeton n. j.. March 14-Unprece-
denied things are due 10 happen in foot
ball at Princeton next year. according to
few shrewd prophets Of the game.
Not the least favorable sign for the
launching of their predictions is the re-
cent announcement that Wilder G. Pen
field. Rhodes scholar from the State Of
New Jersey, will in all probability be all
lowed to break precedent by remaining
I'm this country throughout the football
season and delaying his entrance into OK
ford for a whole semester.
Penfeld coached the Princeton fresh
man eleven last year to the entire salts
faction of the authorities, but at the close
Of the season received the appointment as
Rhodes scholar from New Jersey, fact
that threatened TO prevent his accepting
tbeeadvancement to head field coach OF
the varsity eleven which was offered to
him.
However. word has been received from
the authorities Of Merton College. the de-
partment of oxford which he expected 10
enter. stating that they were willing 10
allow him TO come up term late, pro-
yided the Rhodes trustees were willing.
Penfeld is a strong advocate OF tpe
open game. A majority Of the graduate
advisory coaching committee for next
year is also strongly in favor Of giving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
FENCERS DIVIDE H0N0RS
New York Club Wins at Sabres'
While Army Leads at Foils.

West Point. n Y. March line
York Fencers' Club and the Army d.
vided honors in sabre and foil com
petition in the gymnasium here this al al
fernoon The West Pointers won tne
foii competition. five bouts 10 tour Whlie
tho New Workers beat the Army men III
tho sabre bouts BY the same score:
with the fOils Lieutenant Dlchltii so 1i
If the Army. and O'Connor, OF New O OF ~;
did well. while the sabre bouts snoweu
lieutenant Pullen as the star! me TOT :
1oer Army football captain wlnnins All
biS bouts Captain Nidmer. OF the AIHN'
LEO displayed splendid form
The summary follows.
sshres-Lieutenant Pullen defeated Breesa,
NieVian defeated Captain LINDSEY, Spi a.
N'idmer defeated Meyers. Lieutenant fuutn
defcatcd Meylan. Meyers defeated Cspla,'
qinSeev Meylan defeated Captain Nl9ihei .
iisuteDant Pullen defeated Meyers bTteu ~, o.
feated Captain Lindsey. Breed defeated Cap'S'"
IFoils-Lieutenant Dickinson defeated Tatna is;
o'Connor defeated Lieutenant Dickinson, CaS AZ
D,lIsre defeated latham, Cadet Lewis az
feated latham. o Conner defeated CADET b a,-
ard O'Connor defeated Cadet Lewis, LeI-
tenant Dickinson defeated Cairns. Caeet B 5l,
lard defeater Cairns. Cairns deies'eo O"u''
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
CLAIM A WORLDS RECORD

Andover. Mass. March IA world s
indoor interscholastic record for a 200
yard swim by four-man relay team was
claimed tonight for the Phillips Andover
Academy quartet.
The Andover boys were credited with
a performance of l minute 40 40 seconds
in dual meet with Worcester Academy.
The previous record was ISL made by
a BrOokline High School team in 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

open football a thorough trial and will
back Penfeld in his undertaking to break
away from the style OF play that has
grown almost traditional at Princeton.
Thornton Emmons, of last years var
sity squad, has been engaged to coach the
freshman team next fall lie won his
letter as quarterback in 1912 and has
played second string quarterback Tor
three years. He lives in Princeton and
can make an early start in his work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Judge Mayer appointed Oliver Goldsmith re-
ceiver for the Vacuum Engineering Company,
Of No. - Madison avenue bond. 81 600 and
directed the receiver to call meeting OF
creditors within ten days. II was stated that
the sheriff had levied on the assets under an
execution FOR Sl9l and was TO sell the prop
erty Yesterday. Judge Mayer restrained the
Sheriff from selling. Assets are valued al
$1,000 outside OF patents and licenses There
j. a large amount OF merchandise in a store
room at No. 10 Liberty street. and there are
outstanding contracts which will earn $4,000
10 $4,000 over the Cost or completion.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
q. NJ GOLDBERG COMPANY. INC
SCHEDULES OF the &. NJ Goldberg Company,
Inc. dealers In womel's apparel al New
burgh. show liabilities OF 81 1853 and assets OF
Sl9lI, consisting OF stock, 1913: fixtures. $500;
accounts. 1874. and cash In BANK 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
AMERICA WILL Be
IN CHESS TOURNEY
Plans Made for the Entry
of Frank J. Marshall, at
st. Petersburg,
KOEHLER SCORES IN
MEETING BIG FIELD
ID. J. DensmOre Wins Prize for
Three.Move Problem OF
Brooklyn Club.

This country will be represented at the
international chess masters tournament
at ST Petersburg by Frank J. Marshall
the United States champion, II plans made
AT the special meeting of prominent chess
players recently held at the rooms OF the
Manhattan Chess Club so through.
The following officers were chosen at
the meeting H. r. Limburg. chairman; ,
Il. y. Stacy. secretary, and Q. w. Field
treasurer.
Honorary members OF the committee
are A. Martinez. J. L. Rice, T. f. Kahn.
w. Underhul. DR.. j. Pullman, W. T.
Ryan. w. p, Shpley, DR.. e. e. southard'
c. B. Schley. II. Behr. DR.. L. Cohn, W.
NJ. de Wiser and w. j. Rosenstein.
other members who took part In the
meeting were Willard H. Ellison. j. L.
Clark. Julius Finn. e. Edwards. r. G.
Wahrburg, A. Lazinsk. DR.. J.. B. Blan, j.
Lebling. ]. II. Taft. jr., G. w. Cummings
/. T. Dixon. II. A. Colladay, +. Garcia
A. 4. herman and J. G. Berman.
The committee will set TO work collect
ing the necessary funds. and Marshall VIII
be dispatched TO the scene of the tourna-
ment about The first of April. Play viii
start on April 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

The following judgments for amounts Of
more than 5000 were nled yesterday. the
I hrst name being that OF the debtor:
Manhattan.
AG ss5s p ch'uneey Nv IL Simpson.
Aver, Charles F.-P. J. BOnwlt costs.
Bloomingdale. Clara. executrx-MutuaI Life
+ Insurance Company S3.36I 90.
Bernstein. Hyman-F. NJ Theal ct al,
Coleman. John Nm. starace. $500 20.
Cohen, Myer-B Weinberg d Son. S25S 90
Fitzgerald Thomas F.-Steinhardt Brothers
Graham. Ziba K.-H. T. Barber. s1.sss o..
ellison. George W.-Frederick Loeser & Co.
Golalz Mayer-JacOb Lyman. Company.
lIoyt. Cara City OF New York. So. 4o1 So
II!g Casimir-I: Hoos. sa1s n
Inc. s133 60
Rlnber John G. and John P Ryan. P.
Kaae. Edward city OF New York.
L's Z; g., George W, receiver. Tqlford,
same-W E. TulforG. $500.
Icy Alex and Harry julius. Haber
same--N. Tanensapf. $3.50 90
IcElroy. James-M a. Donnelly ct al.
Moore. Robert CITY Of New York.
D &C.
MCGOWAN. James Texas Company.
$3.50 J6
cp ,,.s.l . HarTy. and Michael AndIno-B
Peterson Peter-City OF New York. 1872 16.
Rooney, Rose. Tyroler. $500 60
| Saitta, Philip-H. c. Barthman 5000 6s
THOMPSON. Edwin Pc. B Bennett.
$3.50 40
Alex Cspasso Tobacco Company and Carl O
Lanse-F. d'Agestino S507 ~
Csrlstadt Button CompaEy-E H. Schwartz.
500 &c.
Goodyear Manufacturing Raincoat Company.
lnc.-S. Marx Ct al, Si11 81
house OF Childhood. Ihc.-S Gordon.
St.5f2 IS
Maxwell. Harris & Coo. Bahnsen ct al.
$50 90
Monarch Vacuum Cleaner Companv-H I.
Lanehaar. S7,O6l y.
| queens Land and Title Company-s. Herr
man. $3.4196l
| Sixth Avenue and Fourth Street Realty
Ccnpany-A. Garmize $3.50 o.
Van HuEten & Ten Brock Company-J w
Radu. $685. a.
The Bronx
Burando Emanuel and Folrece l. Bur
lando-Northerp Bank OF New York 81 9S7
Burando Emanuel-Northern Bank OF New
York. $685.
Miodownick. Maurice Rose. S477 IS
Nelson. August, Nan Realty Corporal ion and
y. Passman Sons Ines }. Rhode ct
al SEQ 81
ocbs. Harry. and Morris Chigick-H. Rubin.
Si13.tJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
EAST ORANGE WINS TITLE
Takes Basketball Honor from
Montclair in Fast Game.

Bloomfield. y. j., March l4.-Too many
fouls in the last half Of a basketball game
20 decide the championship Of the New
Jersey Interscholastic League led to the
defeat this afternoon Of Montclair High
school team by East Orange, in one Of
the fastest games seen on any court In
this section in many months.
The contest was played on the courts
OF the Bloomfield High. East Orange win
ming by % to %.
One year ago the teams battled TOT the
championship, which Montclair won by
ono point This year the teams tied for
first honors. each having won FIVE games
and lost one. The game was witnessed
by more than thousand spectators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
Judgment was filed
MARCH "a
Manhattan.
Hearst. William R.-P. Joyce 81 al. Febru-
AIRY ~ 1914 tVacated). Sl.6IS 40
Hall Augusta 1T s Clark ct al. De-
cember 5. 1918. S306 10.
Strange. Joseph H.-Snger Sewing Machine
Company: December 20. 1911. Sf66 SO.
Latham. T. C.-Nstional city Bank OF New
York; October 20. 1909. S2773 10
The Bronx.
Johnson Emil-A Newcomb ct al. Febru-
AIRY I. 1914 Sl.2SS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Gustav II. Koehler, former state cham
pion. faced a very strong field of twenty
two opponents in his exhibition of stimuli
taneous chess at the Manhattan Chess
Club and made "A score OF eleven wins
FIVE losses and six drawn games
The winners were II. r. Limburg' O.
W. Cummings. +. y. Stacy, l.. l.. stern
and " b. WILDER. Drawn games were
scored by Willard II. Ellison. Louis Cor
ris /. W. Jennings, /. n. Roth, S. Ull-
man and Alan G. Lynn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGE rIES.

COMPETENT Office help furnished free OF
charge TO business men. Stenographers, clefl-
Gals bookkeepers etc. Keenes Agency, OOS
9th ave. 1852 Murray --
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT AGEN@f.--
N. =. Hoch. Prop; Office help. any ca
pacity. 81 William ST Phone 100 John.
MARTHA COLLIER, 457 4th ave. agency for
superior domestic help. Tel 671s Madison
Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
QUEENS PAWN OPENING.

@) PIP would have not been nearly
good: the sacrifice OF the pawn was perfectly
correct
(b) Regains the pawn with superior posi-
ton.
(c) OF course not Blk on account OF r.
90 Even without this queen sacrifice Black
should win the game hands down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
ENVELOPES AND PAPER.

best QUALITY BUSINESS ENvELoPbss'
1000 zoe. single 100 Sc. Typewriung pa'
nor roo sheets. 2Je. up. Fine Carbon Paper
- sheets, 10c II. LESSER. az fulton STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
IeWELRY 9EPAlRlNG.

,,v,Su pACs repaired. fehnished Hike new
Zoo old lewelry remodeied $. FREED
LANDER, ~ Nassau 81 ---------
OLD JEWELRY remodelled 20 look IKE nv
Repairing a spccialty w. Heekel Je"e'e''
81 Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
FOUR KNIGHTS GAME.

(a) More energetic would have been P-o T.
p p; kt-Q ., etc.
d. The late Berlin chess master August
Walbrodt was of the opinion one need do
very little himself in order 10 win game OF
chess THE good chess people mate generally
only themselves" he used TO say. This game
is an illustration Of Walbrodts truism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
LAWYERS.

ADVICE. CONSULTATION FREE,
by reputable lawyer: 10 years esptrlel ns, ;
Socialist I'M matrimonial matters: strictly con-
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counts collected: wills drawn. notary p1oie,
no charge made unless successful. Call or
wrlte ~ EtCUNER. Rooms isi2-isi3. go w.
42d ct open evenings until o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

GO TO ARIZONA. REGAIN HEALTH
Air pure warm. dry. Become a member OF
Cochise Community; you can earn your way
and have a tidy income for year. Apply for
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THE WALTER sANITARluM


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HELP WANTED.
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WORK WANTED.
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special officer. messenger or watchman: spien-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

An award has been made in the annual
three-move problem composing tourna-
ment Of the Brooklyn Chess Club by H..
W. Barry Of Boston, selected TO Judge
the entries The result was a victory for
d. J. DensmCre, who carried off the prize
of IS given by Walter UnderhIll, presi-
dent Of the club.
First honorable mention was given TO 4
problem ertered by w c. Bxby, winner
of last years tournament. Densmore also
received second honorable mention, while
the third went TO Philip Richardson, of
Hyannis. Mass Other entries, by w. NJ.
de Wiser. Densmore, Bixby and Richard
son we're also favorably mentioned.
AT a special meeting of the members Of
the Pice Chess Club, called for next
Wednesday evening a vote will be taken
on the question of a reduction of the dues
and the proposed change of the name Of
the club TO that of Harlem Chess club.
On Tuesday evening Hermann Helms
will play simultaneously against the
members Of the Queens County Chess
club at richmond mn, LOhb 4sidHu'
Roy T. Black and j. Rosenthal, who
tied for first place in the recent tourna-
ment for the New York State champion
ship, will play the first game of their
match at the rooms Of the Manhattan
Chess Club this afternoon, play beginning
at o'clock.
Amended are the scores OF two short
and lively games as contested in the Rus
sian national masters tourney at St
Petersburg: