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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-08

side and they will carry bouquets OF
yellow snapdrasons tied with blue
The mntron Of honor will be Mrs.
william J. Sturgis. Of New York. for
mtrly Miss Ellen Yuille. She will wear
n gown OF blue Georgette crepe en-
broidered with silver and a hat Of or
child pink chiffon and silver and Will
carry a bouquet Of mauve orchids.
Uncle TO Give Away Bride.
The bride will enter the church with
her uncle. s. Davies warfieid, by whom
she will be given In marriage. She will
wear one Of the most beautiful gowns
panne velvet over a petticoat Of point
de Venice lace with pointed bodice
embroidered with pearls. The long court
train falls from the shoulders. and she
will wear. veil OF tulle edged with
! lace Her jewels will be a rope of pearls
and long diamond bar pin. both we'd
ding gifts, and her corsnge bouquet will
be OF lilies of the valley and white or
chids.
Dumaresq Spencer. who Is a student
at Yale. viii be best man for his
brother
After the reception the bride and
bridegroom will leave for a wedding
Journey. and will return to Baltimore
winter to Pensacola. Fla, where Lieu
tenant Spencer is an instructor in avia-
ton.
The bride belongs to families OF dis
tinction In Maryland and Virginia. and
has been a belle since she made her
debut two seasons ago. Lieutenant
Spencer In n graduate of the Naval
| Academy. Annapolis.
Washingtonians Among Guests.
Among the Washingtonians who will
20 to Baltimore for the wedding are
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett.
Mrs. Barnett's sister, sfrs. Henry G.
| Muslin, who Is her guest: Miss May
| Adams. Mr.. and Mrs Phillips Hill, Miss
Eleanor Addison> Cuttings. Miss NJ. NJ.
| Hanan. and Mrs. Samuel Jordan Ora
ham. Miss Warfeld's aunt. Mrs. Blu
chanan Merryman, OF Washington, is
the guest OF Mrs. Rasln until after the
| wedding. Miss Warfield first met Lien-
tenant Spencer while visiting Comman-
der and Mrs. Muslin at PENSACOLA.
| Assistant Secretary OF State and
| Mrs. william Phillips entertained q
company of ten at supper at the Will
lard last evening, the party being one
| OF the many assembled 10 hear the
electlo returns. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| +. Hamilton had a company of young
people at supper. and others enter
tanning parties there were Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Joseph Davie5 and Mr.. and Mrs
legation OF Panama. had as his guests
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-08

John SHELTON Williams. -
J. e. Lefevre, fret secretary of the
Carlos Acuna, OF the Argentine EN-.
bassy; Don Beunaventuro Caro-. of the
CONTINUED on Sixteenth Page,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-08
Miss Dodge Honor Guess.

Miss Helen b. Dodge. whose mar
rage to sidney Harrison McVicar. CT
New York. will take place on Novemi
Der IL, was the guest OF honor at a
prettily appointed luncheon which
Miss Isabelle Murphy gave todny at
the Shoreham Hotel. The table was
decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The other guests were miss
Ruth Dodge. Mrs. Robert w. Weeks,
Miss Margaret Dodge, Miss Louise
Noonan. and Miss Helen Netherland;
all members Of the bridal party. end
Miss Edelin, Wilson.
=
Commander and Mrs. w. w. CAL
braith will be hosts at dinner tonight
at the Chevy Chase club in compli-
ment to their house guest. Mrs. VAL
entine Chappeli. OF New London.
Conn. Last evening Commander and
Mrs. Galbraith entertained at a thea
ter party followed by supper at the
Shoreham. Their guests were Com
mander and Mrs. Charles b. Mcvay'
Commander and Mrs. Charles !. Hus-
LETTERS. Mrs. Valentine Chappell. and
Commander Wilson Brown.
Chapins Are Hosts.
Another interesting dinner party
at the club tonight before the mid
weekly dance Will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Il. Chaplin In hon
or OF Miss Minna Blair. Mrs. Horace
Ma cfariand will give a dinner at the
club for her ohuse guest. Mrs. Wal
ter Crosley. of New York. wife OF
Captain Crosley. y. $. N, and Miss
Caroline Nash Will entertain large
company to meet Miss Beatrice Glow
er and her fiance. Capt. Thomas Hol-
combe, L.. s. NJ. G. MIR. and Mrs. Ro-
land Barker whitridRe are arranging
n dutch treat dinner At the club this
evening.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

critic 6orcc gesen @ila bcreit re6t, 5n
lcoer stunoe in s!Gerifo ein5umarz
Idireu.
Eraiibent @ilion Iaste beute 02ad)t,
baB CT Die bartnddigcn @erilchtc, bds
bic Ger. Staaten Sru6cl BON @en. Gar
ron5a crluarten. entIdicoen 5urildlueiz
len milNe. Sic Sbatladen iuiirocu BON
9elpillcr Seite nbiihtlicl1 pcrorebt, I'M
clnen &rieg nit Dlerifp ber6eijufil6z
rcn. Scr GraIioent gloubt, oob Gar@
ron5a Sen loblidlen gSltlich belpielen
tabe. nit Den &er. Staaten Soanb in
3ano 5ll seben llno Sic cill5igc @efabr
erlliteu Srubels il6er Sic &crfplgung
@llla5 ourd anerif. Sruppen III Den
nerjffcrtfid,tcu Z *fldu @erieltcn liez
Sc. oas oie aa1el.. Jieoierlns CO auf
varieg lno grp6erung" abgeieben
hdbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
Gegenieitisfeit init Garran5a
be,uilligt.
% cTsifp IN abrt leie SOB
lcitsre c Hf

Stabt @lcgiep, 13. gdr5.
General Garransu, paupt Der faftis
i6en &egicrnag in Miegifp. crlicb an
gpnntag slberb ein Nlauifeit OH Das
|megifaniicbe golf, ii, ipeIden CT crz
|fldrt, bab Sic merifaniihc &egicrlug
lti,ter feiner ll,nltdnben Sen @er.Stan=
ten bus Jedt 5llseitebcn iperbe, lncyi=
faniIdc $oobcitsrcdte burh gntlene
buns elmer beipaffncten Madt ouf me-
gifaniIdes Gebiet 5ipeds @erfolgl,ns
@illas 5lt pcrlebcn, es lei benn, bab
Sic Scr. staatet crit Meyifo Das
gleitbe Nedt 5ugeltebcn.
Scr Gertrauensagcrt Der meyifanie
|idcn Ne9icrung in 8aibinston lpurbe
|unpcr5iiglib beauftragt, biesbc5iiglide
gorlteullnsen bel ber amerifal,iiden
Meeierltng 5u maiden. Ser ipibtislte
Yailus bcs Wlatlifeltcs bat folsenben
8ortlnllt:
Sd bin iider, baB i6 bicrmit ben1
Sfatipralitols entlprede, llrb baB ha5
,ncgitaniI1c @plf in lpiirhiger @ciie
ieiner Hflidt nadfon1,nt, iebes Spfcr
gu bringcn. rm Sic @obeitsrcbte bcs
2anbcs aufrebt5uerbalten, ielbit lpcnu
tpir bicrburdb llngliicflibcripcilc in eiz
ncn &rics perlpidelt iperpcn iollten -
einen &rieg, sen bic Scr. Staaten niez
mails red5tfcrtisen fDnnten. sSir iperz
Ben fir Sic cntlebliden SSolscn nicbt
lberantpprtlid lein. Sic Sdulb fdllt
auf Sic pauptcr berjeniscn mcyifants
| lcben Gcrratber, Sic i1,ncrbalb unb
auberbolb bcs snl1oes anf bieies
| 3tcl bi,1scarbcitct babcn."
@aibinatpn, 13. Mar5. Sic
Ser. Staaten babcn belttc 9lahmittaa
Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Garralts
3as angenpmn1en, lpona1 iplupbl ieine
ipic sic amerif. Irllppen 8anbitcn alll
ljehcr geite ser @ren5e perfolgeu
biirfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
gbcil,ueiics Gmbarau ani Gaffe,
mad, WseTtfp.

Gam Sranciscp, is. Wdr5.
Gin embargo auf oie @crl6iffllng ppn
8affcu lnb Mumittpn BON bielem $oaz
FEN mad mcgifal1iiben &dfcn on Der
@citfiiltc ipuroe bcutc pom Saferfpls
lcftpr Spbn 9. gupis 5llfplgc 9efebls
BON @aibington berbdngt.
gDaIbington, 13. @adrs. Sic
les @nfienembargo bctrifft mr. Sun
Srancisco. giosalcs llnb Cos Ingclcs,
Sic Gbpre naA gbibuablla Spnoru
nnb llntcrfalifornicn. acill allgemcines
embargo auf Sic 8affcnaltsfllbr ra9
@egifo lit berbanst ipprber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
Ginc @robc nit ocm ,blaucn" Ociet.

sVlo BEL ~, afp., 13'. Naars. 9ier
lpurpe seltern gum crlfeu Walc Der
v8la,lc Sonntas" inuc sebalten, 5. +.
auf grltub eines jiin9lt paiIirtenStabtz
rotbsbelhluiies mtbtcu allc 8elhdfts<
bdlllcr bon ser Mitteruad)tsitunpc bonn
San,stae oil bis 5lt Wlpntas @lprsen
sclhlpHen blciben nno icber @elddftsz
perfcbr untcrbleiben. Sic shhtbeadz
tllns Scr @erfiiaung bate fl,r5 nod
Mitternaobt sic &crhaftllng ser @e<
oafteltrc Ser prei tastidlcn 3eitunsclt
bon Nlpberlp 5ltr Solgc. 8enise
5hlnoen ipdter lpllrbcn nod slpei 3ei<
tllnsstrdscr, iucldlc 3citni,gen BON
ct. 2nuis unb 9atrlas Gitp austrllz
acn, perbaftct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

Seitc eciueicn lein lo0, ipdbrenb 8ers
lin Dos @egentbcil bcbauptct.
Wlinbclters bret bcntldc @eros lino
Dem BARRIER 8ericbt 5ufolsc 5ur gtrefc
sebradt uno anberc belddbist uno
5ur ssotblanbnns sc5ipllngen tporz
Den leill.
S,n gberellaB baben Sic 9cutldcil
cinen slngriff mf fran5. Grabcn perz
Iltdt, ipllrben aber NIT betra1tlihcnt
Gerluit abgclpcbrt.
Sic fran5. srtillerie bat beutldc
Stellnnsen norbiid) Ser slisne, in ser
Gbampa9ne unb i'm 0itli6cn Gbeil Scr
Irspllilch beIdabist.
snn uprblpeitliden MuBlanb bat cs
bei 9figa, i'm ssfsfuaSiltrift unb i'm
Abldnittc BON Safobsltabt beftise slr~
tillcriebllelle seseben. Sn @aIisien
iraren bic 9iuHen III cil1isen fleincn
@efcdtcn am stripaflllb eriolgreid
uitb in Ser &iiltenrc9ion Beg &allfalus
trciben bic Mulicn Bic Siirfen np1 ppr
lid Der.
8 iirfilher 9 eri9t.
@pnltanti inopel, 13. Mar5.
(llcber Berlin llnD 2onbon.) 9as
tiirfilde &ricssant ld)ast, bab Sic
britilcbe gtreitmadt in Meiopotamien
unter @eneral slplmcr in Ser S6labt
bonn 8. Mdr5, als iic Sen Sigris binz
allf na6 &ut el slnara ppr5uriiden
lu1te, uber geI6lagcn unb gum @iifz
5ug ge5lpungen lpllrhe, cinen Sc
ianlntperlult bon 5000 0iam battc.
Sn Mrabien lpuroe cine britiIde
Streitmae)t, ipclrbe bonn @olf ppnNben
aus in bas Sinnenlanb binein npr5n=
bringen ll1dtc, bon ben giirfen 5ltriids
setrieben ltnb mubte iib in bcn Sdut
Der britilden ariessldific i'm @olf be-
geben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

Die pariier Wt 0 be lpirS
INNER triegsmdBiger. 9ie neueitc
S6Dpfung Der guriIer Suttiinitlerine
men lit, nah ben 4bbilOunsen engli<
iher 9ldtter, ser nSdrapneaz9u!"
ber in 5orm llnb GrDBe als cine ge=
maize Na9abm,lng bes Bel Der frans6<
ii1chen Snfanterie einsefiibrten Stabl@
bslms er1Geint. Der Sut 1T aus
2ener, bos ben arieg 5u gbren blut<
rut gefdrbt 1T.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
babe
sunitiscs Merifaniiacs.
gs irb cine Itartc
@gpc Dition i-e IN.


san lnpnip. Seros, 10. Mars.
Cine binreicbenoc @lodt lit jebt OH
Der @ren5e unter Scfebl pes @enerals
Sobn S. 9erlbins fonSentrirt, nm Sic
sSscripfelria hes--sssanriscc ass;fia si,n
ieilter ganoen 5u beginnen, luie @eucs
raj Sllniton bette s(beno befa1nt ga6.
9iur Bic 9lanc sur llnterltilBung
Der Strafcrpeoition. lpcnn n6tbig. ieiz
en- nod nidlt pollltanbis, Iaste Scr Sc
neral, bpd lpollte CT iidl iiber Bic 3eit
nteht altBerr, ipelde Sic Gpllenpltug
nteicr Edne erforbern lperSe.
Sulltpn erfldrtc bic @eriehtc fir
|fullh, oab anterif. Srllpper bereits
Den sefehl sum arel5en Der Gren5e
'erbultcn hdttel. Sn SSteocrbpllns
frilhercr Grflarungeu laste er, oaB es
lmniis lein uiirpc, cine anoere als eilc
ltarfc, gut porbereitete aRac1t nah aGez
yifo 81 ld5iefcn
Sap bic grpeoitinn cine itarfe lctu
miro, gebt alts Der Ieu6erllne Sunz
items herppr, oaB nad ibrer ppaitdroi@
Gen Organization iltr 6 ohcr anbere
6csinentcr ul5 Die an Ser @ren5e i'll
Cen @cr. Stoatcn bleiben lpilroelL mo-
bel Sic Sruppell III Scr aarnl5ouc unn
| i'll oen Ebilippincn niht nlitgcrechnct
l1ino.
|illa ihleiht lid bllrd.
81 EaIp, Scras, IS. MdrS. @iz
lnem beute giad)t pom acknowledgement
@autru in sNlorc6 crhdltcl1eu Scrldt
Sufplgc, hat Gen. @illd cine pIDblidIc
Shrenfllng nah Often gen,adIt SieIc
9elpegung filbrt i'm all: Dem Scrritp@
rilut fprt, ND CT. lpie 9eoadlt lullrbe,
| 3ufluht illden luiirbc lmo mld mcitcr
llucg bon oerstprogrcll5c. no nie ancrif.
Srlppcn fnnsentrirt 1inb.
Sic Srdbtc BON Sllure5 nad) Dent
Snnert lpurocn geitern gaeht BON @ilz
| lailten bllrdlct]tlittcll, aber Sen. @puz
sales bdtte lie heute slbeuo luicocr her
sclteIlt. Ssilla ipll lit 5ur 3eit in @a@
lcano bcfinnen, 30 Wteilen nltIicb ppu
GprraIitos, bon no CT 5ulest beriebz
tct ludr.
| Sbregon lppal.
i Staot 9)G rtcp, 13. stIrs. Sc
neral sllparp Sbrcson tit bon Garrals
lSa sum- &riegsnninilter ullo Sen. Ganz
oiop asuilar sum- gtiniIter bcs Slus3
Irpdrtieen I'M nelen mcritonildcn 9az
Ibinet ernannt lporoeu.
| &ielc slusldnocr nerlalicn oie Stabt
unp es berridt cine lluterItrpnrlng bon
slufresIug untcr alien &lanen.
j Ycribing on Ser Sront.
Golumblls, y. &C., IS. gidr5.
General GerIbing fam beute Slbcno
BON 81 Enlo bier an, I'M oas apnlz
mauop iiber Die Straferpcoitipn eegen
&illu 6l iibernebmen gtlpa $500
| afonu Iup ieet bier fon5entrirt, aber
mebrere anpere Sruppentbeile iueroeu
mod erlportet.
| Sic BON bier aus5iebenpc &ulonnc
t |pirD ben itdrtlten Sbeil Der expedition
Ibiloen unb lit gut nit Selb9eldnle.
orabtlpien slpparnten llno slerpploner
lnerieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14

aus Sufarelt beridtet fpirb. bic bull
9ariifc 8csierung babc ab@r ipcsen
Der un9cbilien @altllng Gf1natliens
ab9clcbnt.
ISartc slrbeit in 6 lAofrifa.
2pn 5 o H. 13. Mdr5. Six britiIhen
Streitfrafte unter @eneral1nllts botz
ten Gin l6ipcres @efedt ihit Sen auf
Den &itobo : 6iigeln, !peItlfd bon Sa~
beta, peridansten 9cutIhgn. Giegte(z
lungeu lrurben mebrmalY genpmmen
llnb luicDereenommen, bod ipurbcn bie
9cutlden ldlicblih 5urii feetrieben.
9umm es sc r6i dt.
&opcnbasen, 13. Mars. Gos
oaniide auslpartise Miat bat lie6 be-
niiliist seleben, bas blr.1tnte @eriidt in
abrebc su teIleu, Snb 3eutihlanb
5$20,o0o,O00 fir 9drtiid 8eitinbien
angebotcn babe.
(Grltens fam 3aflenlart bieIc Sn<
ieln, ct. Sbomas, sa. Grpir llnb ct.
Sean, ipdbrenb beg ariescs gar
nidt an Seutldlat1b ablieferu
lnb 5ipeitens fDnntc 9eutld=
lurb tic audt nad benl &riege MIR Inn
ben 9reis eincs arieges nit ben Ser.
Staate erbalter. Gas 8eriidt ipurbe
pffenbar erfllnbeut Inn in Mnerifa
Teroadt gegen bas uargliltigc"
9cutldlanb auSul6iiren.)
8albige Secldla1t arz
mart eft.
2onbon, 13. Mdr5. Sic 2onoo=
ner ~9ailp Mail" (n,eilte11s ln5uberz
lallis) ldbt F6 bon ibrent gotterSaz
mer &orrelponoenten Solgenbes auf
Dem Holtneee inelben (,1rIpriinglid
pof1 s. 0idr5 batirt):
Sic oeutlhe 6lotte bereitet lid por,
Der britiiden Slotte cine srpbe @auptz
l6ladt Su liefern. 8ie es heibt, tpoIs
len es Die beutl6en Staatsndnner auf
bas IeuBerlte anfon1mcn lallen; unb
lelblt ipenn Die peutlde slotte serltDrt
lperben lollte ,eriparten lie, bab oies
nur nit galB enorlnen @erlulten fir
Den Seinb seidiebtl Inter feinen 11mz
| ltdnben 1oll lid Elm beutides Sdiff err
sebcn. Sic oeut1de Slottenleituns lit
aber sl1reriidtlid, oab tic Der britii6cn
Slpttcnnberberrlheft eitlen ifiueren,
lpenn nidt einen tDbtIidcn Shlag ber=
iceen fdnn. @rpben @erlab miro man
auh BET bielem 8anpfe auf Die nelen
belltlc1cn Iallhbopte lesen.
/ Spuliien bcrbietet Ius
fuIr.
% a b,rip, 13. @ldrS. l1m ser
Sbcucrul1g nno ben bllrh bteielbc berz
urladltel1 gtrcits uno Sollnserfralpalz
len Gin Gnbe 5ll MAIDEN. bot Die ipa=
nilde Ge9ierltns bcldluilen, sic slusz
fu1r bon 2ebensnitteln uno uuen anz
peren Mrtifeln 5l uerbictc,t, bie pabetnt
gebralldjt iperben.
Spoesnrtbcilc in 9eIgi II.
q M it erp TN, 13. 9Nars. Cine
9epc|e]c bes Soaupclsblab BON griillol
lnelpet, pab lpiebcr Gin W'uiienprp5eb
gc9en belgil6c @erratber beerbct lpprz
ben ici. Z iuuroen 5um guoe perurz
tbeilt nnb birgeridtet. 3 auf 2cbensz
seit lnb 80 S1 ncrIhieocneu Serninen
@efangniB perltrtbeilt, ipabret,o ied)s
frci9ciproe1en ipurben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
8ieb xnb $rpsiksne1.

Gbicagn. 13. Otar5. Ri1lbpieb-
3uil,br $4,000. Stiere $780,
90; &iibe lu1o 9linOer $50 $40;
&alber $S.50-11.25.
Shlpeine 3ufl,br $4,000.
Stetig 5lt $9.40-10.00; sutneilt
Su $9.S0-9.95.
Sdafe .3uithr $4,000. Set
5n $s.25-S.S5; 2anttner $3.50
11.50.
@efliisel 16lMt tsc.
9ntter Creamery 26-355c.
gier NJ Srilna 17-1S1a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
StrQferpeoition mari6bereit, aber nod
ni6t mQrldirt.
la ideint ins,uiidem amssefniMem su leim.
Expedition mirO uuerwartet part iein,
81 naf anscr suppcn n5c cgncr
blebeu.

Frapen @ilon cro arn9s9ere fit fai @rpar Srr
bel nit Satran5a Sscdem Sic Gegcnctct buii1t nr6c
sud Dos eeridt bon Sen Gorgeous @drg ggcn Garrora
falid Cbrespn oe6en &ricqsnliniter er1anl 5coo
e9on'berlain bonn ousm Committee 4dlt o suoesa nd fi
ltarf genug Wfertp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
0iur cine ihtiubare &aul, 1T ben &dupfen
lll1 &erouu.
9ie 9emtidben iad)en Die yeitnn8 pouttdnoi8 ei,.=
5Mi1licBen,
l1no bereiteu einen Mu9rif an Der @eniront Dor.
96rolid Did unb ablid lit bic GnideNnns bercits cOst

Gctte aben bsbcr 26OOO Gangenc 43
Wadilcnfnnpncn - Ears gccbt
9ullldes Gprpcbpbppt I'M Sdpar5en btider
&iIfsrl5cr in Der Norb 5crDrt Nuc Gie ruild5zriz
manldem einperianbniB Mlerle ionlg 9aumprc
nlerons mention.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-14
ote martte.
RrsSxfte.

Gbicaoo, 13.. Miir5. 8ci5en =
1Os1s sDiai 107as ssnli.
&orl, 761L Mai 773s, ssltli.
@oier "A OSoi, 1878 ssltli.
@etreioe fir gaar: gso. 2 rother
s&inter ,,pminell; gto. 9 &orn 70;
STANDARD Safer As.
Ruaselt 9fo. 3 94-95.
G5erIte 6O-70.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-25
PETITION FOR CHARTER.
State of Georgia, Cobb County.

State of Georgia, Cobb County.
To the Superior Court of said
County.
The petition of J. w. Hancock, R.
j. Hancock and D. c. Hancock of
said State and County respectfully
shows:
Cd That they desire for them
selves, their associates successors and
assigns, to be incorporated under the
name and style of the "HYGIENE
LAUNDRY COMPANY"
CD That they desire to be incor-
porated, under said name and style,
for the full period of twenty years,
with the right of renewal at the ex-
piration of that time, as provided by
law.
CD The object of the proposed
corporation is pecuniary gain and
profit for its stock holders.
(4) The particular business to be
carried on by said corporation is to
be that of a general Laundry bust
ness; including the washing, clean
ing, ironing, pressing and dyeing of
all kinds of clothing, household
goods, carpets, rugs, etc., including
the business of dry cleaning. Said
business to be carried on both by
machinery and by hand. They also
ask the privilege of employing tail
ors for the purpose of doing tailor
ing work.
CD The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be Ten Thousand Dol
lars, with the privilege of increasing
the same by majority vote of the
stockholders to any sum not exceed
ing Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars.
Said capital stock to be divided into
shares of One Hundred Dollars each.
CD Petitioners further show
that more than fifty per cent of said
capital stock has actually been paid
in, and they desire that said capital
stock be paid either in cash or in
property at reasonable valuation.
CD Petitioners further desire the
authority to buy, lease, hold, sell or
otherwise acquire and dispose of any
and all real estate or personal prop
erty necessary or convenient to the
operation of it's business, and to is
sue such notes, bonds or other evil
dence of debt as such corporation
may desire and deem necessary and
to secure the same by mortgages,
deeds of trust, or such other Goa
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veyances as the stock holders may
authorize, and generally to have all
the privileges and immunities grant
ed to similar corporations under the
laws of Georgia.
(S) The principal office and place
of business of said corporation shall
be in the City of Marietta, Cobb
County, Georgia, but petitioners de ,
sire the right to establish plants.
offices, agencies and businesses at
other places within said State and
elsewhere providing the stockholders
have determined to do so by major
ity vote.
CD Petitioners further desire the
authority for said corporation to sue
and to be sued to plead and to be
1mpleaded, to contract and to be con-
tracted with, to have and use a com
mon seal, and to make such neces-
sary bylaws and regulations for the
conduct of said corporation as may
be necessary. with the right to a.
mend the same at any time.
COO Petitioners further desire
the authority to own stock IN other
corporations and to dispose of the
same at pleasure as fully as a pri-
vate individual can do, subject to the
limitation of such stakeholder own
ership provided for in the Constitu-
ton of Georgia.
CD Petitioners further desire
special authority for said corporation
to accept amendments to said char
ter either in matter of form or Sub
stance by majority vote of the
stock holders, and, if desired, to wind
up said corporation and its business
at any time, or to make any altera-
tions or changes in it's business or to
sell and dispose of all assets of said
corporation at any time by major
ity vote of the stockholders.
Q2) Wherefore petitioners pray
to be incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid with all the pow
ers, privileges and immunities here
in set forth, and subject to the re-
strictions imposed by the laws of said
state on corporations of similar char
acter.
HOLLAND & McCLESKEY,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Filed in office Feby. Sth, 1916.
j. E. Dobbs Clerk Superior Court.
State of Georgia, Cobb County.
|, J. E. Dobbs, Clerk of the Super
Tor Court in and for said County do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy
of the application for charter of the
HYGIENE LAUNDRY COMPANY, .
as the same appears of record and of
file in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Court on this 8th day of Feby.
1916.
]. E. Dobbs, Clerk Superior Court.
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