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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-04
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With the approach of Spring we desire to call
your special attention to extensive stock of all
ready-to-Wear garments for all occasion wear This
department. is overfowng with all the newest nov
elites in Suits Coats, Dresses Skirts etc. in STYLES to
suit all tastes plain and fancy-for Ladies, Misses
and Children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-04

Certificate CLEANSING the name OF The
Saturn Machine company fo .la
Saturn Foundry and Machine company
was filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-04

Deeds Of Trust.
Five deeds ~ truff were flied.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

houe there. tof II sasu the FIRST
uIe he had made use os one OF
Miners tunnels ln tacr he had
often used cid tunnels which Miner
no eager used hiu self
Pa, Eis vssor ar old tunnel: g.
aas a rev one. Miner himself might
COME along ans u.agt- - Danny
KEY. bis ears open to- any susp
c.ogs sounds By and by he came "a
place where another tunnsi
braEched o1 He hesuarae min
u,a taeu 4ep' straight on lie had
gone .4Fa Httis vay oteu be hearG
sound behind him Kh..h mad,
him STOP 90 listen Some one vas
con iug behind him lt Nss Miner
ire Mole He must have come ouf
o' inst other tunnel Just after Dan
ng had passed :; Danny tidnt va
second he took 20 his heels and
ran Eith all his might Behind him
&c could hear finer and be knew
by ,hs sound that Miner was Ia
terrible rage He Rad discover
hat some one vas n his tgnne
W-h an hts u'rhf DANNY hope,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
LlTTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Danny's Second Adventure.
Copyright IslG ~ T ". BursssA)

/ want 20 90. SO ru just use 80 FOR
susway for nus travels You know
subway means a way under ground
sIl us' follow this tunnel 80 Tar
as s1es and then dig my WAY out
unless Z happen 90 md one ~ Min
ers doorv vays a. the end ] hope
Mirer lsnr using This tunne. Just
now z, would DO very 1nplrasaut
10 meet h,m. De- is such a shogt-tem
psret fellow RGt = Won't worry
sbou ,as, untN ! have 20 never
dit believe In borrowing trouble.
Tn. +-,-r 90 % enc present are cutie
an gzh feT me
7 ~srr.r auav tae t1tare And 80 it
tst -
You see Danny - something OF
true philosopher which means that
he one Who believes In making
The eest e., thiBgs as hey are. and
no, wo--, * aoo4, thlngs which
may never % 50 he tucked down
an 5esaa 20 ,rcl F.ons the tunnel
~ Miner tas Mole Ee felt quite at
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
DISQUE NAMED
PRISON WARDEN
Army Officer Now In Philip
pines 10 Head
Jackson

LANSING. Mich Nov e3-Cspt
Roscoe Disque OF ne commlssary
department cf the United States
army was named warden OF Jackson
prison by the prison board Wednes
day night
Altho Capt DisQues selection vss
only mace Official today al con
ference between the board OF control
ana Gov. Ferris the selection had
been made some time aso by the
board Capt. Disque has already re-
signed from the army and is now
On the Pacific ocean "a ais way
home from the Philippines. whtre
he has been stationed fot some time
and where he was formerly In The
commissary department and head Of
rne of the military prisons Hc is
que to arrive in San Francisco
IAc. II.
Capt Usque became known 10
Michigan officials when Do was dc
tailed as an Instructor ln the cayet
ry reryioe with the Michigan Nation.
Al Quart several years ago
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Banner Event of Allies
Bazaar Is Society
Function
800 CHILDREN
SING IN CHORUS
Live Stock Sale and
Variety Program
Also Planned

Attendance records are expected
10 fail At the Allies bazaar this AFT
srnoon and evening. when American
day will be- observed. Elaborate pro
grams have been prepared and tbe
day will take on the aspect ot a
society event. a. prominent Detroit
women. members OF The American
division Of patronesses, will he IN
charge.
II Is expected that Madame Sarah
Bernhard will attend fhe bazaar
this Afternoon, az 8 o'clock. She
VIII be received AZ The American
booth by Mrs James T. Hand and
committee members The great
actress also will visit the French
booth. where she viii DO received By
Mrs. Joseph p LAvisoe and com
mittee.
A chorus OF son school children.
rnder Thomas Chilyers. supervisor
OF music In the public schools. VIII
sing national airs. Harriet Story
MecFsrlsne will direct community
singers. Also every kind of a dance
from folk numbers by children 10
the latest society steps, viii he pre-
scented. Mrs WadsworLh Warren
viii be In charge OF tae classical
programs. which viii be- pres ented
both afternoon and evening Carl.
ton Hughes viii serve as floor man
sger. and Dr Wadsworth Warren
will be the stage announcer W a
c. Miller, II. Maxwell Gylls. Guy
cady and Burns Henry wiz be The
assistants
A live stock sale viii be another
cne of the American nay features
Cats, dogs. chickens. cows. Tigs. and
ether animals viii be euctioned.
Serbians and Arrenians scored a
success On their national day 81 the
lazaar, Wednesday Their special
attractions presented the most elab-
crate color disYlay that has beer
seen at the biz exposition IT feast
$500 persons Witnessed the plays
during the afternoon and evening
Nine. Zabelle Psncs an idol OF the
srmenians. was one 0f the chief al.
fractions. She song several native
fongs and was warmly received
Friday will be the Polish national
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
CABRERA NOT To
Be FORCED OUT
Mexican Chairman VIII Not BE
Asked 10 Quit Peace
Body

ATLANTIC ClTY.-N j., Nov g
Before cpenias the session today
~ the Joint Mexioan-American com.
mission. Il was made plain by mem
berF that there IS no foundation Tor
the rumor that Luis Cabrera. one
OF the Mexican members. will be
asked to withdraw from the body.
II is felt tha CONSIDERABLY pro.
Eress Is being made. ,ho the pro.
fosals OF the American commits
sloners have not yet been accepted
II ls cioar. despite the fact grzI
aennitc terms regarding the with.
drawal OF Gen Pershing and bor.
der protection have been made by
the American commissioners. that
The commission faces drawn out
session before ths terms finally are
settled.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
You Must Admit IT,
IrUing J. Certainly
Understands Women

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Dewitt Merriam was approached by
a woman In the prosecutors once.
Wednesday.
Il want a prosecutor she said
What can I dc for youg" asked
Merriam. I'm one"
oh, you're not prosecutor. I'm
sure
Merriam, laughing. called over
Assistant KeidSn.
Neither could convince her that
they were authorized 20 handle her
case so she was gently led into the
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
THE WHOLE BODY
NEEDS PURE BLOOD

The bones tho muscles. And sit
the orgahs ~ the body depend i5r
their strength and tone and haa1tby
action on pure blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes MIR.
blood II ls positively gnequaled Il,
the treatment ~ scrofuls. cstarrh
rheumatism dyspepsia. loss Of an.
petite. that tired ieeling. There 4.
no other medicine like n. BE sure
20 get Hoods and get II today. I,
is sold BY all druggists.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

GARRISON Y Y--Eoc7a-T 11-
divorced wife n'irsed him in his
last Eve months illness. Henry
Earnestly left her sG0.4T5 and hi,
second wife $4,000 OF his estate.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Hg IH0ENT0N n BURGBsS.


r,rhap. YOU can imagine how
Damn, Meadow Mouse felt when 6e
discovered the roof OF Miner rhe
Mo.,s tunnel right under that pile
ot brush Old Man Coyote vas scat
ts-,ng so fast 90 catch him. All his
trlrs. sl h.s worries ieU him Just
,he way water runs on tho coat Of
Jerry MgskTat Just one little min
ute before Ne Had been in despair
because q, looked 10 be almost Ger
tain that this time there Was no wax
toy him ,o scep out OF Old Man Coy
otes stomach. and now he actually
vas chueklins as he began 20 DIX
In The Sofr earth on The roof or
Miners tunnel That IS the way
With nanny MeAaow Moose and
most % The other little people Of
'he Green Meadows and the Green
Forest. the Laughing Brook and TIE
smiling Pool. as soon as a danger
s past they forget &, That is, they
ton't think about Il. They remem
Der the lesson 70 msy have tAught
them. bur hat Is all
r IS well thst II IS SO, II they
ksr' thinking about rheir escapes
sud the dangers they nave passed
.h~l they wouldnr have time 70
think - anything else and there
wouldn't ~ any happiness ~ al for
'ren So they promptly pu, such
'h.nss out q heir minds Il was 30
VIII Danny now.
~ woula live another dav
f'l s4reirli have 90 run away
said he and chackled again As be
dug WIKI might and main
Il ditrr take long 20 dig a hole
BIG enough 20 squeeze thTu and
with 5ar9y tttla slEn Danny drop
ped down into ,hat tunnel. Vow he
had nothing 90 tesI from Old Man
Coyote so be sat down near the
itrle hole he had made and listened
He heart Cld Man Coyote scatter
'he as ot The sticks ~ thar brush.
pile and ,Ae1 he heard him run this
pay and that way sni'ang and sd;
Eng as D. tried 20 end where Danny
had gone He knew iust how sur
prrsed ard puzzled and disappointed
Olc Man coyote vas and be laughed
gnti be- had 20 bold his sidss When
old Man Coyote anslly gave ~ and
vent away Danny poked his funny
.i'r'e bead out ~ the hole h. had
made and watched him our O; sigh'
Nov said Danny. as Old Man
Coyote disappeared "wha, shall t0
nevf9 want 20 go on. out his IS
strange country 20 ne and I might
no. b. lucky enough 70 snd A safe
hiding place & that cid si-ner should
take t INTO bis bead 30 come back
,hls N7y SUPPOSE can stay right
here ur-ll IRA sure tsat he isnH
coming back eur Thar wrl be A ter I
-t,e waste - 'iua Ha IA Ho
20 te- '7' travel under .
gro ri so- wei'e This tgHre' n, /
n -a-'- seem 'r-a- 1 the @i-erttr-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

that there WAS an opening az the
end " that tunnel. for II he had 10
stop 70 dig ais way out Miner surely
would catch him and that would be
the end OF him
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Owing 20 the demand for seats
for The Passing SHOW. now IN the
Garrick theater. extra matiuees will
be given Thursday and Friday art
ernoons The audiences have been
ot standinE room only size A. every
performance ami hundreds have
been unable 20 Eain admit'ancc
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Helene wohlfr-d former "a harat
dsnseuse and one - me principals
to a complicated love angle taat
involved prominent Detroi' rea
eEtsfe operator snd te-mlnate9 ir
1896 bon alleged breach - prom
.ui- alet or Mia Woefora vH
:, ite featnre attraction IN che
MNeF next week sr.s rVoh'salr
ra1esyllle or -rg j. ss't D.
staged oH ar elaborate scale Sra
viil srs irterr- .'a'tor. o. he go
rsr dance creations Harrt4t Ios
mer. a D-tro.t r-' rto IS r-g dis
forging her way 20 iho 'ron' In rr
.icai comedy wnl p sser in -
Enchanted Cap da.t'ng mast-e'
comedy tabloid filled p.,h briee
fines rev songs srd lively dare.
Twelve psorle make rr ire -set
ard the fce1er- and costume are
said 20 80 enc--uo7ailr beartf
The our %rh'as saHabrfs,s ~
heid and Ray. 1 Bits - vause
vile" Fox and Evans "Boys y-rm
Memphis and Morano s-d
In a musical novelty round r+ f1e
bill New motion pictures gr.ceae
Tho vaudeville rom ~ 40 to .ft
o clock daily Ma'iuees viii So
gwen ThanksE's.ng dsy a. and
2. 80 O'Clock
Thanh=aivirg week IN 50 T,,.-..
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

sanctum OF irving J Conn. county
investigator, who completely con
vinced her that he WAS prose
cutor
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Mizu Hsj0s VINO recently short
med her stare name 20 MltEi viii
come 20 me Detroit opera hose 10
week - Dec 8 in he hasirA s-e
cess Pom Poul N'E has the
role of a street yamln The piece
vas written By tune Caldwell who
was responsible for the book %
Chin chin the Montgomerg and
Stone suceessfll reh'c'e Tom 81
Nsrgnton th~ comedian WHO was
wlrt Nitzi ir The Spring Maid
md the Rose Maid is her lead
lrg sgpp0rr Ia Pom Pom
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
~ THE
OTAGE
nErRolr OPERA HOUSE

Before enthusiastic audiences that
crowded an parts ~ fse thea,er 20
staudin z RON ana -aoR6red .ae ar
lusr with fosets M1. sarah Bern
hardt gave 40 remarkable perform.
ances. Wed1esda, afternoon and
cgenirr in me Detroit opera house
Whsle Madame repeated ia foe two
performance rho s.ers "a which she
ha6 been seen on NonsSy ans russ
cav e.cnines with ore exception. tse
addition of Jeanne 1'trc Wednes
day evening 70 those ~A5 aare FOL
lowed her Nrough5u ae- stay her
art in he Ic'irg %, these -o.es
brought uev besurier a. every rurr
and her gerIls proved more iluuil.
aiing
z The Illusion of heSutifui woman
In the height q, her mature powers
g. e1Dderfg ly mair' aimed in Cleo
pRrra IL fnr actlpF = which Ma
tAnt seemed inspired "Wednesday
Afternoon No less % aer marvellous
artistry was revealed IN the aSsump
ton uf The character Il fhe Young
French actor soldier 1ving or ths
6eld u honor with Ais beloved Hag
of France Wrapped about BIS mstT'ed
BODY. @ character she made very real
very human and very far from The
theater and lfs artiic'slty
a. the soraly tested wife IN The
Stained Class window" which was
part OF TIE afternoon and The evening
bin. Madame draws a touching and
lovely piCul-t ~ pure and faithful
woman whose very lie - her love
Tor her husband
III the Greek tragedy. "Hecube.
MADAME porfravs a tvpe of won ar
lutte different from those ALREADY
mentioned Her Jer ne dare is s'ir
another civinct .haracteriEatiUn
Since she first tAsayrd 20 play upon
hs stage the nartyred maid OF Or
cans. she has given the role an sp-
,eshng and tragic power that las
made II live as one ot her most an.
shed efforts
IN the afternoon. mem bers ot The
.0Inpsny presented ar amusing cen
ady called English As II Is spoken.
which struck a responsive chord. ~
ne memoir 80 Of those n the aud.
euce who. With nothing bat ;hetT "a.
i've ianguaga 70 depend upon, had
been through similar experiences in I
European hu'els The comedy was
sxcelenuy acted by Msssieurs
ravieres, DaneubourE Geryais and
Glass Frank CoGnor as The English
nan IN the able Nile. Pellsss and
Mss Margaret Mower
II The evening. tfa comedy. la
Chance du Mair The Husband
-hancel. was likewise amusingly and
-leyerB acfed b. Messieurs Jean
Angelo, Deneubourg Glass and eau
aerr. and MNe B2Eger
Thursday evening Mme Bern.
rardr AL! be seen ia new rlaylet
-Une d-Eues." written by uer grand
daughter. A.le Lysanns Bernhard
and she wili repeal From The Thea
ter 10 The Field Of honor and give
the death s.-ne from Camille.
"Eugllsh A r. IL Spoken" viii also
be on the program.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Next Story-"Out 81 the Tryins
Pan Into the Fire"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

appeal 10 patriotism prrSt nted IN
a striking musical cHer.ns in three
tcenes The company OF IS u head
"a by Bruce WeymEn Scene
shows The West Point Military acad.
Cmy, scene .. ,he tcre-deck of The
T. : PennsNi vsnis. and scene
represent, An ebesmpmcnt near thc
Mexican border Second feature ot
thc biI VII te Willie Weston. come.
,dian. vih A new budget a "slre
IRE" material Weston Is one ~
rhe most pleasing ENTERTAINERS cf
the uanl who come annually ta The
Temple m "a fcCluTe ~ The pro
E-sm. Grace CARLISLE art jules
Ecuer ave pr1m nest singers from
tfe co-rt~. stage aho Nlii offer
nule uas cale entitled Jgst sons
A. twilight ay rc means second
art on .he s,e biz are Moon and
Morris He london dance creators
srd former STAY dancing team ~ The
WATER garieu Nortst-om An1
Potter F-si snl Mni'a eraJ, F'anA
LeDert ars other interesi names
"a he p-9z-sm for ney, seek
The BLACK Crock. Jr- company
is underlined 20 follow The Cham
psgne Bellies Ia ne avenue tbes'er
beginning SUNDAY afternoon AEsils
super JSrk CoilnEs. A-,cur Clam
age. Balie Balus and othe- popular
entertainers are NTH tHe company
Twc special nun 5ers are PROMISES
ben addition 'ha 0rphAum CCLety
FcI- ard Zu'ekL Az oriental dancer
one o tte bls scenes in DE Black
Crook Jr s an Alaskan Hulu0+-
uith novel and unusual effects
John Il Kausky De,ro.t motion
picture house owner has secured a
3 luber o. Big pictures FOR he Wash
lngton tkeatsy. beginning With TIC
crisis" acxt week The Crisis "a.
founded on Winston Chuchnis
novel u ne same name rhe sen
sationsl pectac,e A Daughter az
he Gods attn Annette k-liermAn
a. Lhe star AL coiae 70 The W ash
lgtQa at the Chus'pa5 holidays
and vtil D. followed hs he prison
rc5len rhotoplay The Honor
: ystem The big peace produc'ior
Civilization is another ~ The -
hings IN mouor picture land 20 D.
saoEn N ths Washington.
A spectacular film production q
Winston Church.ls novel TIE
-risis. ls announced 'or he Wash
nF,on theaier. next week The
-ris." is said 20 be one q he big
uoving picture 7~olu~ucu, of 'he
rme Ma1y characters Who~e
names arr eush.lneI In ,he hearts
l' all true Americans appear In the
LAY. among them lh= u-auic figure
q iirccl1. n great - aneipator
The alr proIUcron follow closely
both a. 20 the Historical sar 1x-
and The leaurful romance the story .
As written 5y Churchill Most %
.he scenes rave tesn fi7st -Set
OF ground sacred n American hls-
'0ry The entire Mississipp Nation
a. guard gsys their assis'ance .u
making tNe thrilling battle. -enee.
.nl staged ar-tirnteIf ne s4eRe ar-
asfahse tf V.cs-hgrg
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

,rPrfntiuE--thr plain neat ktad--thut
g. riGht-fimes Job Depf.--Main ta.O.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE

IN the Carrlcs thester The week
OF Dec. 4. the N.enness 0pe-eita
The Blue Paradise which has
been popular fuccess in Europe
and America wi'i be heard for The
Grst time In tais city The prn
clpsl members 80 tse company are
Cecilia Hoffman Helen Eaey louise
Keuee John r Young Robert .
Fitkin. Saep Csup, Fred H4rfsn
George Everet, and sam Hea-n.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Thanksgiving week IN the Terpis
iheater will oner P A RoIfes mHt
tary spectacle "Ameries Firsf 70 an
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27

ing the information that this meet
ing would pass upon the reviver and
renewal of the charter of. said Com
pany as provided by law.
End. That this Company does
hereby ask for reviver and renew
al OF its charter and directs that
its officers do take all necessary and
proper legal steps to have the same
revived and renewed for the full
period allowed by law, with all the
rights, powers and immunities al
lowed by law.
Said resolution being put to a
stock vote received the vote of sew
enteen hundred and one 17ol)
shares in favor thereof, and no
shares were voted against the same,
and the resolution was thereupon
declared duly and unanimously
adopted by the presiding officer.
|, C. c. Foster, secretary of Ros-
well Manufacturing Company, here
by certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct extract
from the minutes of said meeting.
Given under my hand and seal of
said corporation at Roswell, Georz
gia, this 18th day of October, 1916.
c. C. FOSTER, Secretary.
State Of Georgia, County of Cobb
!, j. e. Dobbs, Clerk of the SUI
perior Court of said County do here
by certify that the foregoing is
true copy from the files of said
Court of the petition of Roswell
Manufacturing Company for re-
viver and renewal of it's charter.
Witness my hand and seal of said
Court this 10th uay of Oct. 1916.
J. e. DOBBS, Clerk.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27

may continue to have all the rights,
powers privileges and immunities
and be subject to the same restric-
lions and limitations as it now has
under the name of Lewis & But
Ter, Inc
o. H. LANGFORD,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Filed in office this 18th day of
October, 1916.
j. Z. DOBBS, Clerk,
Superior Court, Cobb County, Ga
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
/, J. e. Dobbs, Clerk of the Su-
perior court of said county, do here
by certify that the foregoing is a
true, correct and complete copy of
application for amendment of char
ter of Lewis & Butler, Inc" as
same appears of file in this office
Witness my official signature and
the seal of said court this 18th day
of October, 1916.
j. E. DOBBS, Clerk,
Superior Court, Cobb County, Ga.
Nov. 10th.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27

tire capital stock, and by a major
ity of all its stockholders given at
q meeting called for the express
purpose, as provided by the bylaws
of the Company, have instructed
the Company and its officers to ap-
ply for the revival and renewal of
its charter as provided by law, and
especially by the Act of the General
Assembly of Georgia, approved Aug
ust 9th, 1914. A certified copy of
the minutes with the seal of petit
tioner showing such corporate ac-
ton is hereto annexed as a part
hereof, marked Exhibit No. l."
4. Petitioner has continued in
business in ignorance of any expira-
tion of its charter, and is still in
active business.
). Petitioner comes within five
CD years from July Sth, 1915.
and prays that the charter be reviv-
ed and renewed as permitted by
AS'"' VIZ" Ak bHS llSulS, pow 81 :,
privileges and immunities hereto
fore enjoyed by it, and for the full
period of twenty (2O) years as al
lowed by law. and with all of the
rights of renewal as now or hereaf-
ter provided by law.
Z. 1t prays that this petition be
filed, recorded and published in the
same manner provided for applica-
tions for original charters, and that
an order be passed granting this pc
tition.
And petition will ever pray.
KING & SPALDING,
Petitioners Attorneys.
EXHIBIT NO. l."
Office of Roswell Manufacturing Co.
Roswell, Georgia
Extract from the minutes of the
special meeting of the stockholders
held in the Company's office on Oct
ober 18th, 1916.
Upon notion duly seconded it was
resolved:
1st. That this is a special meet
ing of the stockholders of Roswell
Manufacturing Company, notice of
which has been duly given contai a.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27
RENEWAL OF CHARTER
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
To the Superior Court of said Coun-

ty:
The petition of Roswell Manufac-
turing Company respectfully shows:
l. That it is corporation of
said County and its present charter
was granted by an order of this
Honorable Court on July Sth, 1895,
and the same has been amended by
this Honorable Court, the last a
mendment being on April 18th,
1900.
2 That its present outstanding
capital stock as authorized by it's
charter, and the amendments there
to, is One Hundred and Ninety-Six
Thousand Five Hundred ($196,-
100000 Dollars, and it has no bonds
or mortgage Indebtedness outstand-
ing.
3. That petitioners stockholders
by vote of a majority of the en-
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-10-27
PETITION TO AMEND CHARTER,
GEORGIA. COBB COUNTY
To the Superior Court Of said coun-

To the Superior Court Of said coun-
ty:
The petition of Lewis & Butler,
Inc, of said county respectfully
shows
1. That it is a corporation and
has its principal office and place of
business in the city of Marietta in
said county and that it was duly
incorporated at the November Adj
journed Term, 1915, of said Super
ior Court, to-wit, on the 4th day
of February 1916, its charter hav-
ing been granted upon that date
under the name and style of Lewis
& Butler, Inc, which charter was
duly accepted by unanimous vote
of all the stockholders of said COM
pany; and that it has been and is
now operating it's business and eX-
ercising its powers under and by
virtue of said charter.
2 Petitioner shows that at a
meeting of the stockholders of said
company held on the 9Th day of
October, 1916, it was resolved by a
unanimous vote of the holders of all
the outstanding stock of said COM
pany to change the name of said
company from it's present name, to-
wit, Lewis & Butler Inc.," to that
of sd. P. Butler Motor Company"
and that the Honorable Superior
Court of said county be petitioned
to CANT an order allowing an amend
ment to its charter accordingly.
Petitioner herewith files a certi-
fled copy of said resolution as pass
ed by a unanimous vote of all the
stockholders of said company as APP
pears of record upon. it's minutes.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays
this Honorable Court to pass an or
der granting an amendment to pc
titioner's present charter from that
of Lewis & Butler, Inc" to that
of I'D. P. Butler Motor Company"
and that under said last name it