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The herald., 1919-09-04
AMENDMENT Tc CHARTER OF TUE
COMMERCIAL TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK, NOW CANAL-COMMER-
CIAL TRUST & saw
INGS BANK.

United States of America; State of Iouisi.
anna; Parish OF Orleans; City of New
orleans. BE 1t known that on the nintb
Gay OF August in the year of Our Lord One
thousand Nine Hundred and Nineteen. before
tHe' herman L. Barnett, Notary Public in and
ioI ms farlSh and State and therein resid-
ing ana in the presence OF the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned: ner-
SChaIIy came and appeared Paul H. Saunders
WHO declared that at a general and sDe,ial
meeting OF the stockholders OF the CONNER.
clai Trust x Savings Bank, a corporatin,
created under the laws of the States ~
louisiana. as per act Of Incorporation excuL
before Charles I. S0uiat, Notary, on Ma
Z9th, l3lz. and recorded in the Mortgage Of
hce OF this City in Book 723, Folio lis. and
various amendments thereto subsequently
mad and recorded in various books of the Mort
gage Office, called for August 9th, 1919, anl
held in the Directors Room of the said Com
merclal Trust & Saving Bank at sos Common
Street on said date, after notice had beer
duly gwen upon a resolution OF the Board OF
Directors of said Bank and after publication
and advertisement of said meeting in the dali,
newspapers in accordance with the Bankin.
Laws OF the State OF louisiana and afte,
1t had been established that the said meet
ing had been called in a proper manner witt
due delays, advertisement and formaliticS
and tellers having been appointed at sale
eight thousand shares Of the capital stock o
said Commercial Trust & Savings Bank re
presented by proxy, and four thousand an,
forty three shares represented in person out o
twelve thousand five hundred shares con
shutting the total stock of said corporation
it was unanimously resolved. that the capita
stock of the Commercial Trust & Saving
Bank be increased and established at the sun
Of Four Million (S4OOOmOOOl Dollars. divide,
into forty thousand $4,000 shares of the pa
value Of One Hundred $4,000 Dollars each
And at said meeting, it was resolved tia
Article 7 of the Charter Of the Commercial
Trust & Saving Bank be changed so as to rea,
as, follow;
ARTICLE 1.-THE name Of this Bankin,
Corporation shall be "Canal- Commercial
Trust & Savings Bank and it shall have an
/ enjoy succession for ninety nine years fro-
| the date of this amendment" And it wa
resolved at said meeting that Article V Of IN
Charter Of this Bank be changed and amend
ed to read as follow:
| ArticleV-"The capital stock Of this Ban
is hereby established at Four Million Cs4,00
10000 Dollars to be dividede into fort
The herald., 1919-09-04
CHARTER.

Notary Public, in order to make p'3e
risl record Of said amendments a.. d
same recorded as required BY ~ ~
which will fully appear by ut. s;Sr,,, d
certified extract copy OF ths .I,I ,,i,,ss
stocl holder meeting attached ~ ..,t
The original of this act Of amenaH'''
Thu, done and passed in ny ofa a.i !.
civ Of New Orleans, on the Gay -, =. y
month and year herein first = w. y,-s
and in the presence Of Edwin l. !, usi
p. A. Sallcttc. competent wl'A', ,,g,tss
hcrcunso signed their names Mar,
the said appearers and MT
due reading OF the Whoie'
lo-.gi,,, Signed, Paul H. S'' : 3
w. Edwin T. Merrick' r " -,
HERMAN L BAR BAESIPs 3
: H.. undersigned. Recorder .1.. d V 8
l. ,i1 ~ me parish Of 0rlsaI' 4,
louisiana. do hereby ceI ,!,, d ts 2
and foregoing act OF d,n' q eTvinsss
a. The Commercial Trust = ny II
was this day duly recorded -
BOOK 1881 folio l56. ..,,i
~ Wines, whereof har: &, :'i I'd
presents at New Orleans La
August, 1919 .,oSasD
EMILE Depuiy 81
7 hereby certify that the .' aUP' d ..
cong is true and correct : ''g x. esS,,
Ta, 7 act of amendment o.. o. ssriaE
"TAe Commercial Trust a NV nO:sd',
- i- recs-I and on file in my La, aa's
IN IN the City Of New Orleans
Of August OH 1919 ...,ss
7, Faith whereof, I have nj. his 9.'e
han, W. and affixed ny seal ~
August, 1919. .N1 BARNIo,.
HERMAN = Not,p r
The herald., 1919-09-04

State of Louisiana. PARISH of Orleans
Be it known. That on this 9th day of Au-
gust, 1919, before ME, Herbert w. Kaiser. a
Notary Public. duly commissioned and quail
fled. in and for the Parish and State afore
said. and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned. person
ally came and appeared: Charles c. Elmer.
President, and Clifford H Kern, Secretary
Treasurer, who declared that at a meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Industrial Iron
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
FRAGTUiE ARM n
BASKETBALL CANT
Harry Loose Met With Pain
full Accident in Delaware
College Gym
FRESHIES WIN CLOSE
GAME FROM SOPHS
10 Tho Evcnine Joufnal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Dec. c. Delaware Coilcgc
Freshmen, by defeatine lhe Sophs IS TO
10 last night, took The lead In the series
Of basketball games. being played be
tween teams representing The four
classes. The Frcshles have won two
and lost no games The Sophs and
Juniors have each won and lost l. and
the Seniors have lost games.
The Juniors last night defeated the
Seniors. % 10 g. In the first half Of this
game Harry Loose, a Senior. broke his
right arm 40 the elbow in fall on the
floor. Loose has been a member Of the
varsity football squad for several years
and won his ID" again the past season,
His injury last night was what is
known as a "chipped' elbow. 10 vii
likely. be several months before he Il
able TO use his arm. For several sea-
sons Loose has been one Of the best
men that Delaware has had on the track
team for field events, and IL is feared
that this injury may keep him from
competing next Spring.
The game between the Freshles and
Sophs was one Of the fastest ever seen
IN the local cage. INC lnulcdliohS dIt
that these two teams will battle. 10 out
for the college championship in basket
ball and there is keen rivalry. The two
classes seemed TO be nearly equally
matched in athletic events. The Fresh
les won the annual rush, a rope-puilng
contest, and played the second year
boys to a tie in the annual football
game. one Of the laughable instances
OF the game last night was that OF
"Muncie" Keith. forward on the Soph-
omore team, suddenly swallowing
large lump Of chewing gum. II was
with great difficulty that "Muncie'
succeeded in getting the sticky sub
stance from his throat.
The lineup and score OF the Soph-
Freshman game follows:
S0pHS.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
PARTISAN SAYS
HE CONTROLS FIGHT

NEW YORK Dee G-rhe battle @,
the promoters now draws near.
Three hight impresarios, who seem 60
have a lion on the bank Of England,
the mint Of France and the Yankee coin
market arc squaring away fop battle
royal for the Dempsey Carpenter
match.
c. B Cochran, Lendon claims 10
have the match all lined up for SiI3 p
600. Dominlck Tortorich, New Or
leans, Is just as insistent that Dempsey
has promised to tight for him for
600. On the heels Of these comes the
French promoter DecOin who IS play
ing wise.
Listen to the offers Of the others
and then see me- he has cablcd TO
Jack Kearns, according to reports.
The French capitalist is reported TO
be ready TO mortgage the nation TO
get enough money 10 have its greatest
hero fight for the worlds title on his
home soil. II Europe has that much
money TO offer for the worlds cham
pionship fight American fans had bet
ter not work up too much of an appe-
lite for the battle or they might have
to cross The pond.
American promoters viii be slow to
offer fabulous sums under the condi-
tions which exist m this country IL
would take preparations on a Toledo
scale and Tex Rickard had such a mar
row escape with HAT venture that 9th
er promoters will be slow 10 rush in
on a million dollar enterprise.
London and Paris botn feel sure that
America will not get the flght Coch-
ran is 50 sure that he has announced
June : as the date for the scrap in the
Olympia
Carpenter has other things on his
mind now besides Dempsey Mike o.
Dowd the middeweight champion ami
Eusene Brossesu, Cansda's middle
weight king have both challenged him
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
HIGH GRIDIR0NERS
ARE DINNER GUESTS

Members OF the Wilmington Higt
school football team had a Jolly party
last night at the home Of Clifford A.
smith, the big right tackle OF Highs
invincible line. which kept 'em out all
season. AS soon as the boys arrived
at the house they were taken out to
the dining room, where Mrs. Smita
had spread a supper and the % boys
present did II ample justice.
The event was more or less OF a
celebration OF Highs season on the
Tidlron. At the conclusion Of the
supper those present were entertained
with song and story, the high light Of
the evening being a dialogue between
Nelson Fritz and Charley Green. which
kept the other boys and guests con-
yulsed for half an hour.
Those present included: Coach Frank
VI. Frostburg, assistant coach Rudney
Ralph France. Captain J Harmer Don
aldson, Harvey Hayes, Francis Biunds
Ralph Seigrist, Charles Green, willard
Morgan, Albert Seller, Albert Haddock,
manager, Thomas Heathcote. Robert
Zortman. John McNiff JOHN Sehaefer,
Arthur StOver, John Webb next years
captain, Leonard Alexander, Melville
Anderson. Nelson Fritz, Elwood Salters.
Clifford A. smith, Mr.. and Mrs John
a. Smith, Mrs. aud Mrs. Howard short
Miss Helen short. Walter Turner. Mrs
James Bullen, Robert Milliken and
James Bullen, lr.
AT tie conclusion Of The affair "hully
canutes' We're given for both Cliff
smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

see Centres best play-Moran's great
influence over his boys. Those who
knew the boys and Uncle Charley"
realized that this silent factor was the
real point winner.
The best description OF the Moran
personality is found in the endearing
term used by his football boys-"Uncla
Charley" That's what they called him.
That's what al Danvile, KY. calls him
by now and The name may have spread
back TO Horse Cave, Ky, where Char
ley spends Christmas and a few other
days Of the year when umpiring, coach
ing and business does not keep him
away And the Moran personally be-
gets team spirit and team spirit makes
q good football team, an unusually good
football team until Centre today knows
no superior on the gridlron There may
bo none. Centres record is mighty
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

good. No team has a better one.
Usually one expects a sleeyeful OF
tricks from a small college team like
Centre that IS setting the world aflre.
But Centre probably employs less than
the average. Moran has one play that
has worked for good gains time and
again. No one ever has solved 1t ana
he intends keeping 10 secret another
year.
But the two consistent ground gain
ers have been the reverse and the cut
in. McNlillin, star quarterback of the
Colonels, has been especially prof.
cient as a ground gamer on the latter.
The play was made for him
The reverse is the old trick Of a dou-
BILE pass, but Centre seems 60 pull it off
more deceivingiy than other teams
Anyhow il works time and again in tho
same game.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
CANELS PLAY HOOK.

Under the leadership Of Manager Al
fred Connor, the Camel A. G. will open
its basketball season this evening at
Marcus Hook, where they line up
against the strong Viscose team Of that
place. Manager Connor has been work
ing hard with the locals whipping them
In shape for the coming games.
Manager ConnOr stated that lie hat
secured the services Of Bill Carney,
former Clinton star, to act as pivot
man. Carney is a valuable addition 10
the squad, as he is a god man, both
on defense and Offense.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
GREENS LEAD PIONEERS.

In the Pioneer Basketball League last
night the Greens forged to the front
by defeating the Red quintet. II to 10.
Following the league matches, a game
was played between the Pusey De-
tenders and the Reds. This was a bang
up attraction and delighted the crowd
present.
The feature of this game was the
playing Of Speakman, who after being
Kept out of the first half Of the contest.
went in the second and made enough
points himself 10 beat the Reds.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
EXTRA SPECIAL CANDY.

A choice assortment Of nut, chevy
and cream pieces.
Arriba assorted chocolates in five
pound boxes at a special Christmas
price Of 81 lJ the five pound box.
a fine assortment Of Liggett's. Guth's,
Page x Shaw Candies in Christmas
boxes.
We especially &c early candy buy
ing.
DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS.
Market and Second SITS.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
POINT 4 MINUTE
THAT'S CENTRE.

The fastest scoring machine IN
the country this year was Centre
College, OF Danville. Ky. IN nine
games Centre ran MP a score Of iS5
That is about a point a minute. In
1917 Georgia Tech scored i9i points
against opponents
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
BY FRED TURBYvILLE.

Centre College, Of DanvilA Ky. has
It's dazzling plays IKE other good teams
Of football history, but the m9st daz-
zling Of an Is Uncle Charley Moran's
personality. The football fans who
watched the Colonels romp over the
field, crushing opposition and piling up
heavy scores for tha past three years.
saw the famous "ctu iu' play Of No
rams the reverse which Centre
worked consistently and OTHER neat
bits of strategy But Oh nts didn't
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
p. n. n. DROPS THREE GAMES.

The y NJ. r. c. QUOT team won three
out Of its five games with the p. r. Il.
boys last night.
The score:
Y. NJ. r. c. ........19 81 2i u i2-3
.P. II. II. ......2l 9 3 i3 PIP
Players: y. r. R.-McIntyre, Naylor,
Potts and Slaughter. Y. NJ. r. C.-Nir-
den. Ainsworth. Donnelly, Gray. Referee
-ial ting. Scorer-H. Sparks.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
FRIENDS LOSES
AGAIN AT SOCCER

Wilmington Friends School SOCCER
team fell victim TO the Haverford
school team at Haverford yesterday by
the score Of 30. The contest was slow
and poorly played throughout.
The line-lU.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
LORRAINE ELECTS OFFICERS

At q meeting Of the Lorraine Ath-
leiic Association. held last night. the
Following officers were elected. Presi-
dent, George McGonigle; vice-president.
William J. Krines: secretary, :. :.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
SEAF0RD WINS FROM
GEORGE OWN 20 TO 0
lecIaI Do The EvenIng.Iournal.

SEAFORD, Dec. 6-The Georgetown
High school football team came to Sea
ford yesterday afternoon and played the
return game with the boys Of the Sea
ford High school. Georgetown was de-
fnaIal 9n- 81 d
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
2USEY AND JONES.
WELLS TO ADDRESS BUSINESS MEN.

Chester II. Wells, Of the State Board
Of Health, will address the Chamber Of
Commerce, at its luncheon meeting, in
the Hotel dupont, Tuesday. on The
Relation Of the State Board of Health
TO the Reconstruction Program" 4
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
CHESROGK-p pARKSlDE
PLAY FOR TITLE

CheSroek and Parkside will fight 10
out this afternoon for the state foot
ball honors, at Harlan Field. Both
teams are in the best Of. condition and
ii Is likely that no alibis in this re-
spect will be offered whoever is the
winner.
two weeks ago, but things have
changed O little since then. as Billy
Martin took holdfof the East Siders in
great shape, and. they have put In two
mighty hard weeks. s:-.
The game will decide the state grid
iron championship.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
Georgetown
ScafOrd

mary Umpre-Ashby l.. Shipley Head
linesman-Calhoun r Ross. Field Judgi
&C C. Thompson. t2-minute quarters.
Touchdowns-Donoh Grifllh, Thomp-
son Goals, from touchdowns-Wright
Evening journal., 1919-12-06
Goals

NOVEL;; treasurer, Harry Gilbert. Jr. (;
manager, Jack Price. former Eleventh
Ward catcher: captain "G'bby" Pat
tersOn.
Evening journal., 1919-12-06

But he can't use a bat when
he tackles Jack Dempsey m
the ring. ...
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20

n 0SS0O = ~ 2~AXA11E1I1I AJCTVIC
Covering Euery Branch of
Real Estate Actiritv
oales department Rental Department
Omce buildings Apartments
Loft Buildings R.s;dn,.,
Residences 1a
Factories S,
Apartment Houses Oa.
Building Sites
Country Department
Country Estates Farms
Management Department
Offices Apartments Lofts
insurance Department Mortgage Department
Appraisal Department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
Hopes Women viii
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
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elsan, s~ss,. ffssb.

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ylgaciuiis-vA gaua ulpar #kln httt'
ural rosy cnmpiesi0D and ffe@sl@ln
from Illness Hra AsNufei only ny
cseau, heailhy bl0ua II only as~ry
Woman and llhenlse tfeFy ifAn cailh
realize the N0ndefa ~ fho ninrasng
inside haih, ssat ! grAHf1iE change
woald take piafn
Instead pf lta ihDuaauIs ~ sicily,
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girls WITH pMssy ury rsHddg cwapivav
l0ne. instead ~ tlSp mNigIlidnn of
NERVE wfachN. lanhaMus, bfala
fags~ and pearimlstH we should aeW q
yiFIlr. optimistic fhgpnx 81 rU#y
cheeea people escfypliefe.
Az inside bsth II had by drinking.
each morning before breakfast.
glass ~ gsal hot water ~lln tea.
Fls0onfil ~ limestone pboMlhatu In n
10 wnah from th~ esUmaeh. ilser. wa
neya nnd ten sMFia of iloNele the prs
,i0ns days indiRpetll1ie wasts. Nogr
fafypeulAtiouA und pblNpnw. thHs
cleansing. Ewestrntng and frnNhepsns
ihr epiife hilfDcrlAfy ranal before
putting more food irtv NE AtDvaTil.
Those subject ~ alek headache, blls
iouanees nasty bfsash. rheumatism.
culds. and particularly tAo@s who have
pNllid. nailow complexion aud WHO
nrc consolidated Very often, are
urged ~ obtain quarter pound of
llmrafpne phpsphnte af TIE drug store
which Will coat but trlNr bnt il
eanlcient 10 demvnsirafD The quick
ana remarkable change 10 both health
nnd appearance awaiting ill0Ae who
practice Internal sanitation We mslet
remember that inside cleanliness n
more important than outside, hs.
cause the skin does not absorb iflpfit.
itiex 10 c0nianlinnte Thu blood. vhil9
the pores w the thirty feet OF bowels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
NO CONGESTION IN GRAIN
SHIPMENTS ON COAST
Great ot ahe GRAIN Movement
Into Galveston Has Passed
Permit Limitations
Released

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ng the eyugp Aevsmeai lato uAlses
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fraisea shse aas nnss ist sats at ess
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hvs~ esd lss eAsa yAoNis taagasNai
WisA isO AnRshA a2n MaNN ae1 pAFs
" nfsln wpfe 50 lFsek hesw ana
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sa ~ aell aaarf snnlnA fha eifsss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12
WHAT MEANS MOST
TO A WOMAN


Happy. bright hans are the 10y of
every true woman TO make her
home clean and inviting. many hoase-
vives DO much harder work than
necessary. Because they 90 not clean
and wash correctly.
There 10 wonderful household soap
on sale by the best grceers IN town
which lsxhtsns. quickens and eases
houxrwork. n ~ called Jny Soap, be-
cause Il really brings 10y TO thu
women Who use Il.
Joy is nrr. white xoap--lorg isst.
ing and pheasant TO work with. u
doesn't feel "soapy' and rtscky--At
doesn't waste away It's lust n plnmb
good snap fpr women who love clean
tiairxr and vsnt 10 DO houks~ork
quickly and easily.
You don'k have 70 scrub ana sconr
with Jog Senp Its fne yeivety
lafher loosene dlrt and Crime and
completely iissoiyes 4 Ia wsfer IN
ainnoxt hsif me upuaI tinsr. you Ran
wash elsshes dlshew ard eiean house
vita this wonder s@xps
One cake only cyrss reyen ernir--
the same pfies yoa pay fssr orainary
sosps. yo~'ll grt more than extra
ordinary value Out cf Joy. beraasse II
dees better unrk and lasts isn1ef.
Ask your grNc~ for Jog --fhe soap
rnat ~vosks IKE ysxard- You VIII
nsser ~ans - csxngs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

Rogers ,ifss near Minneapolis. He
was IN Gftefie yesterday ana exam
'ned several tracts al land north Of
ln eilv.
Ha SAYS il Is HIS Intention 10 hay
a least 400 acres near Guthrie and
% soil tAe laud la fivu.acFc tracts lc
northern and eastern farmers ta he
tarmed on the extensive basis.
II The plan proves a sHecesa. II il
expected q small agricultural college
will te opened 10 teach extensive Tar
mins methods 10 tcnAnts
- MAS Ia kaasas al lst week
said Mr. Escsnrs Near wichita We
located several haaarsI aefc
ssAcss and we expect u sctsIe east
eyn farmers on these tracts. There
IL no reason WAY the same thing can.
not be- done In Oklahoma. am
rather favorabIy disposed 10 Guthrie
and the farming conniry erebonts
The plan. according to ST.. Roger
has been tried out 10 practically ey-
cry eastern. northern AMI southern
state IN the union and lAs been
winner In California. two settle
meats known AZ the Little Landers.
In waica each family II restricted 10
Two acres Of tiliable iana, has proven
profitable In some instances an
much as $500 have been cleared
from these tracts in few years
Because of weather conditions. il is
the intention 10 restrict each family
to five acres.
we have perfected all arrange
nienis for kansas sald Mr. Rogers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-12

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