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New-York tribune., 1919-10-06

1t was rumored on Broadway last
night that the benefit OF the Actors
fldellty~ League, scheduled for the
Century Theatre on October -. had
been postponed because the union stage
hands refused to work for the anti
Equity Cor union) players AS the
international Alliance of Theatre En-
ployes' Office in the Gaiety Theatre
oullding Is closed on Sundays no real
verification could be had.
Larry Griffith, now known by the
more dignified name of d. W. Griffith,
will be met at the train from Los
Angeles this morning by his prize
camera man and his under directors
in the movies" who will take him in
a big touring car to discuss the plans
for his first big picture at the new
Griffith studios in Mamaroneck.
Now that Frank Mayne has returned
to the stage, after summer of cruising
on his motor houseboat, Bill Robert
son, John Mitchell and Walter Gibbons
have taken it over for fall cruise
up the Hudson. Mitchell has lust
finished making four or five "Billyn
Van comedy pictures for Bob Russell
at lake Sunapee
David Belasco sticks out for realism.
Usually the artistic producer saves
money by being realistic, as in the case
of the chlpped water pitcher, the bro
ken mirror and the wabbly soft in The
las est Way But now his penchanc
for the things that are" in real life is
costing him money, and costing Miss
Ina Claire. his newest tar-she is a
star, Mr.. Belasco says-real Clara Nor
lis tears. For Mr. David" as every
one in the Belasco happy family from
Ben Roeder to the Office girl calls their
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06

chief. insists on using real champagne
pretty rare now instead of cider or
ginger ale in the scene in The Cola
y .ggers a. the Lyceum when Miss
{ lalre is compelled 70 throw five or six
glasses Of the precious fizz into bucket
while she is preending gtet into
q state described by the late President
Cleveland as "innocuous desuetude."
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06

Readers Of The Tribune will be glad
to learn who John Charles Brovnell is.
VI course. they know he is the erudite
writer OF lronical "criticisns' OF
Briggs and his bathtub comic. But
they don't know-rnanv of them-tba.
he used fine barytone voice in con-
cert to exc his living after graduating
from the University of Vermont and
then went on the stage, appearing in a
small part with John BARRYMORE IN
-! ne fortune Hunter" at the Gaiety
neatre, and now is editor of scenario :
IN 'he Universal Film Corporation.
Captain Impudence. being we'll ac
quainted with Ned Wayburn, the tenn
peramental director at the new Capt.
toI Theatre, as we'll az with Ben Atwell.
tAe equally sensitive news finder of the
same temple Of entertainment. has
arranged Tor pistols and coffee at an
uptown Broadway restaurant, so the
feud may be settled without the waste
OF single drop Of good red American
blood.
If you doubt for moment that "The
Wor.d' has really weaned James Glib
bons Huneker from his years-old love
The Times. just glance through his
SCHo!di!y lTONl-pdBe Screed about
moi se"-or is IL music? In it you will
find these words: Gautier, Flatbush
neurosis, Tophet. scrapple, Cain (not
the storehouse man, but the gentle
man, VINO early in the history Of this
terrestrial bal gave his brother Abel
the coup de grace. Baudelaire, explosh-
ingsbosh and Torquemada. Now
wouldn't you know it was jim, even
without The World's' justified blurb
about him?
The Hon. Abe Potash" Barney
Bernard playing his old friend Abe
will go on at the Bijou next Monday.
A. II. Woods says Montague Glass and
Jules Eckert Goodman, co-authors of
"Business Before Pleasure,' have made
Mr.. Bernard's first vehicle as a star
a dandy three-act comedy"
f. H. sothern and Julia Marlowe are
not above Opposition In their brief
season Of Shakespearian repertory
opening at the Shubert tonight. they
VIII stack up against Robert y. Mantel,
who viii be doing the Avonian bard's
immortal work this week at the Stand :
ard; and ne dares to play Hamlet
against Mr. Sothern 8 too
CAPTAIN IMPUDENCE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
KILLS FLIES BY
The THOUSANDS
In few Minutes "FLY RID" Rid,
Your House Of the Pest

\ blessing has been conferred on
humanity by the inventor of "FLY
RID the new insect powder. 1t isa
Tine dust perfectly harmless to handle
but the smallest particle kills a fly a,
once, You simply fan into the ar Of
your room about spoonful OF FLY
RID" |, is as light as a feather and
spreads all over the room in fine dust
like particles. The flies burning
around come in contact with the pow
der and instantly fall dead TO the
floor. You can then sweep them up
FLY RID" comes in handy packages
for ten and twenty-five cents at Drug
and Grocery stores. 1t is making a for
tune for its inventor. Try il your
self and get rid OF flies and mosque
toes. Also manufacturers OF RAT
RID" "ROACH RID" "BEDBUG
RID" ANT RID" FLEA RID"
--(Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19

Leniency IN dealing with German
may indicate q soft heart. bu, il ceI
tainly indicates . soft bead.-Finan
cial America.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY MAIR DARK
tie Crsndmother's Recipe 20
Bring Back Color and
lustre to Hsir.

That beautiful, even shade 4 dark
glossy hair can only be had BY brew
ing a mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur Your hair is your charm.
1t makes or mar. the face. When
1t fades, turns gray or streakcd, just
an application or two of Sage and
Sulphur enhances its appearance q
hundred-iold
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture you can get thi, famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other ingredients at 4 small cost, all
feady for use. 1t is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lus
tr; OF your hair
Everybody uses "Weyths Sage and
Sulphur Compound" now because i,
darkens So naturally and easily tina,
nobody can tell il has been applied
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at
time by morning the gray hair has
disappeared and after another appli-
cation il becomes beautifully dark
and appears glossy and lus,rous.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
COAL DUST LODGED
IN MINERS LUNGS
Mr. Bum tells how bis cough was
conquered and health
Restored.

81 contracted . had cough IN Nov.m.
b.r ,ais On. workIry IN ronl
min. and ,he doc,ors said IN. coa,
Jus, had ,c,,,.d In nv lungs 7 krr,
er,,irg uor,e rouIdr', llo Jov, ou my
rirb, side cou9hed 40 I couIdn't slc.u
mi had constant main in mv r,sht inns
md u,dar INV .houlder hIade.
rnuvbsd Va hard m. b,ood vould .r,,r,
ou, h, my nose 7 ,oor Ios, AZ mound.
r,,,,,,. ~. doc,or. had ~. ch.,vs c,,
-, 20 e.. Cnr,h.,,.n "A
., ,a.e a"n - ~ ,,, 49,. hn,
mIu..'a,ns anu ''eN o'' 'oo''' '''
u'un improve. .,
in"h came pnoA monno nnu ',a' ,', w.
on M''Ns hnlu's'on' insnn pou w.
rs II ulu INC 10Y VI 900 'h, .uu'
tnc snr,' io"se"ns Wy w, u'''
tha' hhd ioeo my I'snt 'u"s n
'e" MeehS my 'u"bs WV. IN ~
'oa' uuS, 'o"Io ICY u. uh"' wv.
oaoy. nsu sn e1oenen. appr'.o n",
my cough ''tt me enuieH, ta'nen
pacN 'u pou'uS l,' Wc,sn. "'o ~o.t u'o"
TO my work NJ ,ho mines con,pletel, re-
stored 10 heaitn' am worNihs every
day and teei as sood rs ever oio ~
my NE. q H. buhn. oth AVG iS'h
st, Terro haule' mo m
Thousands OF victims OF dust flueo
air In mines ana factories. ueVeiop
the same trouble that Mr' buhn hhn
MINIS Emulsion costs hothins 10 try. ro
why not AT least Try N' ~ IN certain
70 be a hclp' shn may 90 ms "ucn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19

Have you made your reseryatio
for the Chamber Of Commerce trad
excursion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19

treasurer; Mrs. {. w. Schlosser
delegate to the Federated Patrons
club, and Mrs. ! ". Rcams. chair
man OF the refreshment committee. '
3 *-*
An informal social evening was
held by the Jefferson Patrons club
last evening in the kindergarten
rooms, at which Mr.. Victor L. llat-
low spoke Of the kind OF an educa-
ton boys Of the future must have
City Superlntcndcn, !. A. Whiteiord
discussed how fathers might stimulate
bows in their school work and Mr..
Roger 5 Coates made an informal
talk as member OF the school
board. Refreshments closed the eve.
ming.
TIE proceeds OF Sl6S obtained from
a Penny Carnival" held at the Emer-
son school April 9 were voted to be
used in buying books for the school
library, toys for the kindergarten
and records for the graphophonc a
meeting held by the patrons, club
last evening The subject for the eve,
nnq, DO You Know Your Child,
Ohum. was generally discussed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
The Times Girl
Wishes That She Was About
Sixty Years Old and Privi-
legged 10 Sleep on Hotel
Chairs,

! didn't do it--but | wanted TO. I'd
been going around all day Thursday
IN a state OF semi.froziness. and that
line oi comfy rockers sizzling in the
sunshine on the south side Of the
kingkade hotel looked more like a
tempting morsel than anything | had
encountered since the last warm spell
a week ago. ] wanted to Sit-sit right
there in the sun and Snoole with the
res, oi the congregation.
think IT'S shame the weather man
took a notion 10 move before spring
had really put the ,kidS under winter
and We could &c, along wl,hou, him
Tor day two. But no. nothing
would do bu, he must move. it ms,
and here We are without proper wealth
er chaperonage just when we have shed
our ,rooas and plucked last years
panamas OFF the shelf. And as said
before | longed TO sit and snoore-
but | didn't do il.
DO YOU know therc', one comforting
thing abou, old agc--a guy can SIT and
soak pp sunshine for day or two ard
nobody thinks anything about l., while
sou W perhaps. would have a merry
time explaining Why we sa, so stu
pidly at ease, while other folks chuck
full Of biz tore BY in such a hurry And
50 | envied that long row of rockers
and the men who Occupied 'em. Those
guys could sit and browse, day dream
and think. and no one cared q rap
about it-while ]. well I could picture
what would happen If Hoped down
in one of those rockers on the porch
Of the Kingkade hotel.
They'd have me crazy, batty, looney,
locoed and .tewed in less time than it
takes to tell il. Nobody would believe
| sat because | wished and snoo,ed
because liked it, Nine out OF ten
persons who passed by would turn to
look, and having looked would talk.
II just isn't being done. Anybody un-
der sixty who takes time to pause be-
tween Jerks in this mad-houSc OF life
Is wcakminded or malicious. Hurry
IS king OF all he surveys and then
some. And what territory worry
doesn't oon,fal, custom does. And II
certainly isn't customary for unchape
rontd young ladies to bask m sunshine
on hotel porches. Therefore it just
wasn't to be and ! knew it But /
want to warn the management Of the
kingkade that just as soon as | get
10 the wheel chair stage. I'm going to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
ITCHING COVERED
WHOLE BODY
PimpIes Formed. Could Not Rest
For Rubbing, Cuticura Heals.

II had an itching ard singing
sensation jus, below my knee. and Il
covered my body. lbegsn to scratch.
and small white pimples formed.
When ] went TO bed could not rest
for the rubbing. Then my hair began
TO fall out.
IL had this trouble about Ave
months before used Cutieurs Sosp
and Ointment. iuied them with the
greatest success and was healed"
(Signed1 Edward Psyton, Berwick,
La, June "a, 1918.
Having cleared your skin, keep |,
healthy and clear by using Cutleua
Soap for every day toile, purposes
assisted by touches Of Cuticurs
Ointment to sooths and heal any
tendency to irritation or roushness
Of the skin.
sr- BE sure 10 tsst the fascinating fragrance
81 Cuueurs 1Aleun 90 ycur shin The eoas,
unstnsnt and raleum be. everywhere
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
'7QGelH

YAN No " ~ SUNoC VI thsVS
KMI iting her daughter, Mr.,
NVN iting her daughierg Mrs
E Hsrschcl ID. Newman an
4r. Newman OF 1872 West FUur,eenil
street for the past two months, vii
leave tomorrow night Tor her home
Last evening DR. and Mrs y. y. Swi
hart OF 70J West Nineteenth street en-
testsined Mrs. Chase and Mr. and Mrs
Newman At dinner
Miss Iris Baughman Of Shawnee ar
rived this morning to spend the week
end with her parents, MIR and Mrs
Y. NJ. Baughman oi 40 East Ninth
street She was accompanied home by
Miss Alma Miller. Miss Lucille Fra
sier and Miss Iva rcStc-man OF Shaw
nee, who will be her house guests dur
ing the Easter holidays This alter
noon Mss Barghmau VIII entertain
her guests at lunch at the kingkade
hotel followed By a matinee,
80. =.
Mrs. N. ,. Sherman j.. OF Sl9 Es''
Fourth street will entertain at lunch
con today in her home for her daugh-
ter, Miss Zlda Sherman, having as
guests a number Of yourg girls who
took part in Tire French confetti ballet
IN the Shrllcrs play of last wees
Pink and white ,Wce, pea, VIII lo-n
the cen,erpcgc l,r IN. ,hle and lht
same calosS sill b, carried ugt in i1
appointments ari Ih, ,oar.cN ot TIC
luncheon. Those seated with the host
e,s will be the Mise, lula Lee Pot
teneer. Doris Dly, Lucille Moore, Re
gina and Kathryn Hildebrand, Nir-
Rinia Ross, Caro- Clark and Joyce
Rives.
Miss Vida Barber OF Beaumont,
Texas, the guest for the past month
OF Miss Beuna King OF 22}S West Fiji
teenth street will leave Wednesday,
accompanied BY Miss King, for Dallas
where they will visit Miss Barber's
sister. Mrs l. K. Thaycr for three
weeks before going on 10 Gcaumont
where Miss King will make several
weeks visit
Miss Clara Nav Hooker Of l2S fas,
Eleventh street viii entertain at lunch-
ron today 10Y Miss Rlrher and Mis-
Emmeline Mllcr OF Norman, her
house guest fdF thf week end.
49,. >, y, . . -,
MISS h,le"c Lclo'','' ana Miss
Elllaoe'n Mufpny nave returned rom
.osiga'e' |nrte ,., attended INC
wedding OF MISS GLADYS Goodn to
Lieut.. Jack X. lnglc, which took place
Thursday evening in the home Of the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. G. NJ
ThreadRill Lieutenant and Ms, Tn
gle left immediately alter the ceremony
for Dallas, where they will make their
home. The bridal party went TO Aloka
on a night train and were entertained
with a midnight supper in the home
OF Miss Marth Ntmmingcr Others
who attended were Mis-, EmmclIne
~ r.. L
Frank Mead. of Norman and Nj,
Vivian Brenrlc Of ~rl,w,,cr
Mr., and Mr,. ). t. tlarkson Mr.
ana Mrs. kee X. Mckee and Judge
and Mrs. Samuel II Harri, will cele
bratc their wrdd,pa ann;vrrS,,,
with an informal p5,h,-,n, of =
few intimate friend, M, cyen;ne in
The home of Mr. and. Mr., CI,,r..,,
The occasion ,I relrhro,rd ,nnu,Ijv
l., ,L;, . - -.
e. '' ,,h," lam ~, nv RuI'N WI, 'vi III "
.nJ ,,r. r oi'usI ""I ."''uIe W M'
: ' ~ m's y, l. n,"''ey, ey, ~, ana M,S. ,
III " ,o'Ns' W W., W., anu MIS-. y; w
O .S M S', a. 1'', "' uul "'a,el ,., . u
'"u WI ""D . a 'ue' J. N'eoS.
A lilac urc'e,. w. c;,,r ,,,,or
uav NV M,s Gb-,Ics rbSr,s - S1i
We,t Twrn,y.,h;,I ,,rc., Whom i've M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19

oximately (. many more ore \
sight
Owing TO an error las, week, pic
mature announcement WAS made thl
teachers contracts iould be made 1
a board meeting
"rhe result" said Whiteford ID
day, was to flood our office vii
phone calls, keep NJ uS busy ever
moment Of the day. Special deliy
cry letters were rushed to the ofiic
and followed me home at night I
the nigh, ! was called repeatedly I
tn phone and received night letter
and night calls. II vas a rush..
slampede-bW is over now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
Family Dies From
Food Poisoning

DETrOIT, Mich, April lo.-Five
persons comprising an entire family,
we're found dead in their home on
lie west side here this morning, ap-
paren,ly as the result OF ptomainc
poisoning The dead are James
Deluvio, his wife, infant son. brother
and aged father
Evidence that the family had par
taken of contaminated food was found
in the house.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19

Tor the evening, Mrs I. II Nowlin.
Mrs. 5 4 v Howell Miss Gail
Pruitt Miss Carrie Burr9w, and Miss
Seahaver New members admitted to
the club at this meeting were Miss
Lo,tie kheuhard. Miss Prrit Mrs.
Howell, Miss Br,t,on, Mrs. Nowlin
and Miss Mabel Peacock.
X u y
Mrs. Riley J Davis Of l07 WcS,
Park place entertained the Rose
Bridge club YESTERDAY afternoon with
an afternoon OF cards and an Ea,;cr
luncheon, ~ ~. .tei, -tAe -e~s mai SIRE
gestionS were carried out with color
scheme OF yellow Mrs George sam
son made high score in the bridge
game and Mrs II r Jordan won sec
ond honors. The place ot the next
meeting has not yet been decided
upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis had as dinner
guests last evening Mr and Mrs.
Henry Hoffman, recently Of Miami,
who have removed to this city
Il %,S
Mrs Wallace Campbell and Mrs.
Sam Lindsey viii entertain at lunch
con today a, TIE Skiryln hotel for Mrs
Bcr, Storm and her house guests, Mrs,
W. l.. L. Leonard ot Fort lowsen and
Mrs George Wright OF Paris, Texas.
Mrs Wright will return to her home
In the morning after weeks visit.
but Mrs. Leonard will remain wccS
longer. On Wednesday Mrs. Storm
will entertain at luncheon ln'hcr home,
52S West Twenty third street, honor.
ing her guest
Miss Louise McComh, who is spend
ing the Easter vacation with her par
en,s Mr.. and Mrs T. ! McComb Of
lS4l West Fifteenth street, has as her
guest over the week end Miss Eliza
beth Keller OF Norman
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. y. /. Holland IT
l9z0 Central avenue were hosts a,
dinner Friday evening given n
honor Of their guest, Mrs. Jack
Kaiser OF Denver, when covers were
laid for twelve Lavender and white
were used in decorating the table and
were carried on, in the menu Fol-
lowing the dinner the guests were en-
tertainci with a thcater party
y = y
Miss Blanche lchl OF Melvin. Ill.
who has been the Rues, during the
winter months 1t Mrs. G. r. Finch
Of sli North Douglas avenue left,
the first OF the week for her home
Y @ u
Following talk by Dr. Winnie
NJ Sanger on "lour Child's Chum,"
the Washington School Patrons
club yesterday held It's annual ele,.
tior OF officers Mrs. {. L. HUFF
was elected president. Mrs. J. |.
Davidson, vice president; Mrs l..
Turner, secretary; Mrs. T.. J. Meigs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19
OKLAHOMA CITY
BOYS ENTERTAIN
MEN IN FRANCE
Mrs, f, ], BoIend Receives
Letter From Husband,

Oklahoma City men arc doing their
part IN making life "oyer there"
endurablc now. Just AZ they did their
part IL pushing back the iindenburg
line.
A package just received by Mrs
7. !. Bolend. lS Park place, from
her husband Lieut.. Col. + Bolcnd,
contains many interesting cople, OF the
ARROW Head" official publication OF
the Thlrty-siNth division, and OF OF.
derS from the entertainment officer
OF the first army. Bolend is at the
head OF the lll,h Sanitary train, a
submit OF the Thif,y-six,h division
One of the orders from the amuse-
men, officers reads as follows:
Bolend's Show.
Colonel Bolcnd's 'Smileage Troupe
OF the lll,h Sanitary tram, Thirty
sixth division assisted by Stuart anl
Name ui the ll,h Engineers. visited
First Army headquaricr, thl, week
unfolding 4 show that drew crowded
houses Tor three consecutive nights
There isn't anything elaborate Wit,
which the 'Smlleage Troupe gives its
shows, but with corkmg good quar-
tet, violin player in Private
Rober, J. Moore, who has enough
eocen,ricities TO hold interest at all
times, a jar orchestra, two comedians,
and. in short, a sort Of a program
that appeals to the doughboy, the show
is good, This troupe is deserving OF
booking anywhere. FOR II is bound TO
please"
A copy Of the ARROW Head adds
the following information
Colonel Bolend's troupe will be
booked out OF the area next week.
This week they played at Bar-sur-
Aube to a packed house"
The Moore referred to in the above
paragraph is Robert J. Moore, form
crly local musician, well known IN
local circles, whose family lives at
7l6 North Brauer
Stuart Local Boy.
Charles Stuart the member of the
duo from the lll,h Engineers lives a,
1901 West Sixth street.
Other reports in the Arrow Head
tell OF the prowess OF the Thirty-Sixth
IN athletics. In a football game in
Paris on March 10 i, squeezed the lie.
Mans football team out OF the semi
finals for the championship of the
4 +. +.
in every contest that required skill
and agility or special military tram
ing in the FIRST Army corps meet
Saturday, the Thirty sixth won,' reads
another article. Eighteen seconds
prevented the crack signal team of the
lllth Signal Battalion from winning
the wlgwagging contest. The corps
was first, winning time J minutes l.
seconds
The lllth Field Signal battalion
has many friends in Oklahoma City
Many OF its members have homes
here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-19

n 1RS. HARRIET SHAW and infant son, Robert
W| Ernest Of Pratt, Kan, the guests Of Mrs Shaws
HVo sister, Mrs. W. G. Bolts Of 1889 West Twenty
eighth street Mrs. Shaw is prominent club woman in
her home city being president Of the Pratt County Coup.
Gil Of Clubs Her husband. Lieut.. Cedric Shaw fell in
brave charge during the battle Of the Argonne forest
The herald., 1919-07-31
ALL, NEW ONLEANS, LOOlSlANA.
CHARTER.

poration and in order to carry out the pur-
poses of said meeting and to give the al
teration, change and amendment decided upon
at said meeting legal force and effect, fur
Their declares, publishes, and gives notice
to the world that the name OF the corpora
ton fixed as designated by the charter and
the amendments thereto be, and the same
hereby is, changed to Wilcox, Peck &
Hughes Inc" and that the charter is altered
and amended so that wherever the present
name of the corporation appears. the name
shall BE Wilcox. Peck & Hughes, Inc
And appearer further declares that in order
TO carry said change into effect, that Article
l of the charter should hereafter read as fol-
lows:
ARTICLE 1.-The name of said corpora
ton shall be Wilcox, Peck & Hughes, Inc,
and under its said corporate name, it shall
have power and authority to have and enjoy
succession for the full term and period OF
ninety-nine years from ami after the date
hereof; to contract. sue and be sued; to
make and use a corporate seal and the same
to break and alter at pleasure; to hold, re
ceive, lease, purchase and convey, as well as
mortgage and hypothecate property, real, per
sonal and mixed, corporeal and incorporeal
to name and appoint such managers, agents,
directors and officers as its business or in
terests and convenience require; to make and
establish, as well alter and amend from
time TO time such bylaws, rules and regula-
tiOns for the proper conduct, management and
regulation OF It's dIidHS as may De neCeS-
sary.'
Appearer further declares that he is hereby
authorized and requires the said change and
amendment to be duly recorded and publisl.-
ed according to the law, in the end that
the same may be operative and binding on
all persons who may hereafter
become stockholders OF the corporation or
become otherwise interested therein
Thus done and passed in my notarial office
in the City of New Orleans, on the day and
date aforesaid, in the presence of A. w.
Stahl and Leo. l.. Dubourg. competent wit
nesses, who have hereunto signed their
names with the said appearers and me, No
tary, after reading of the whole
Witnesses: A w. Stahl, Leo. l.. Dubourg.
Original Signed J. c. Shafer
HENRY p. DART, JR.,
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 Act of Incorporation, Amend
ment of the Wilcox, Peck & Hughes, Ltd. OF
louisiana this day duly recorded in
my office, in Book 1928, Folio 755.
New Orleans, July 18TH 1919.
(Signe0 EMILE J. LEONARD, by. X.
l certify the foregoing to be true copy.
HENRY p. DART, JR.,
Notary Public.
July A-Aug 7, Sept. 4.