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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
HARPER EASILY
LEADS LEAGUE
Little Rock SIugger 20 Points
Ahead of "Bing" Miller
With 1926.
SPEAKER TIES GEO. SISLER

Harvey Harper, Of Little Rock.
with an average Of 1854, Is heading
the batters OF the Southern asso.
cation, and with Carroll, Of Men,
pills, Is also setting the pace for
stolen base honors, with as thefts,
according to averages Including
Wednesdays games, released to.
day. Carroll, Memphis, Is the lead.
Ing run getter, with Sc, and E.
Miller, OF Little Rock, Is leading In
circuit drives, with IS to his
credit.
Other leading batters r. Miller, Lit
tie Rock, .526; Carroll Memphis. 1924
nEuis, Birmingham, 1922; MeIarry, OF
Memphis, .3l0; Burke, Nashville. .Sl7
Bernsen, Birmingham. $40; Barnhart
birmingham, $40 Gilbert, New Orleans
1896.
American League.
iris Speaker, manager OF, the CleVe-
land Indians regained his batting eye
during the past week and tied George
Sister,. the st. Louis star, Tor batting
honors in the American league. accord
ing to averages released today and
which includes games of last Wednes-
day, Sisler dropped to 93,1. Joe jack
son, OF Chicago, stands in third place
with 1884. while "Babe" Ruth, the New
York home run king, is fourth with
1915.
home run during the past week and
broke the home run record held by
Perry Werden, of Minneapolis lie now
is the greatest home run hitter OF all
time. lit.
Ruth is leading the run getters with
TAO runs to his credit. while Rice, OF
washington, is far in front In stolen
bases. with 40. Other leading patteis
for 60 OF more games: r. Collins. chi
cago, 1855; Meusel, New York. .Sl6;
Rice, Washington, .S43; Judge wash
jngton. .S42.
National League.
Nicholson, Pittsburgh. has dethroned
Hornsby of ST. Louis, for batting hon
ors in the National league. hitting 1851,
while the st. Louis star slumped 10
.355, with layers, of Boston, pushing
him with .351.
williams, OF Philadelphia cracked
out another homer and has brought ms
string up to H. while Carey, OF Pitts
burgh. continues to show the way TO
The base stealers with As thefts Ban
croft. of New York, is the best run get
ter with so. Other leading hitters:
Young. New York. .Si4; Roush, Gin
oinnati. $40; J. Smith, st. Louis, 32S;
Stock, St. Louis, 1923.
American Association.
Hartley, of Columbus. leads The nat
teps in the American association with
an average of .351. Hargrave. of st.
Paul, and Brief. of Kansas City, re-
main In tie for home runs, with 20
each, while Rapp. st. Paul, is out in
front in stolen bases with 43.
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TAGGING THE BASES

The Pirates beat the phlllles easily
and the Tigers surprised themselves BY
. taking two from tho Athletics
The white SoS havr Schang 10 thank
for their victory over the Red Sog.
The Boston catcher's bad throw IN try
Ing to make double play allowed two
men to score.
Ruth's circuit swat yesterday Ealos
II necessary for him TO got only two
more to reach the half century mars
"A record that may stand for al Tins.
After the. Cards he'd scored three IN
tho first OF the eleventh the DodCer8
staged ono OF the greatest rallies ever
pulled IN Ebbots field aud punched five
hits for the necessary four runs 20
win.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
NINETEEN ENTERED IN
BIG FUTURTTY TODAY

New York. sept 1f.--Ths classic Su-
turity, one Of the richest stakes on the
American turf. attracted nineteen r.
year-olds at Belmont park today. The
race-a six-furlong dBsh--has an APP
proximate value OF $4,000.
As an added attraction. The super
horse. Man O. War, last years winner,
win make a try for tho worlds record
for one and ono-half miles in the
Jockey Club stikes. la which Sea Mint
llS. were down M starters.
Harry Payne Whltney'a colt Lrudery,
coupled with Exodus and Crosus, was
the general fnyorlte for the fGturity
prize. GREY Leg. owned by Max
Hirsch; Kirklevington. owned by Il. It.
Wilson. ard the Green Tree stables
Touch Ne Not also had a big follow
Ing,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
BENNY LEONARD STOPS
LOUGHLIN In 9Th ROUND

Camden. =. J.. Sept. 1l.--Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion Of the
world. knocked out X o. Loughllu. II
Bethlehem, Pa. IN the ninth round Of
II scheduled twelve round bout here
last night. Leonard weighed 1877 ~
pounds and LouRhlin l43 -
LOuRhlln received enough blows 20
have Knocked out the average nghttr
IN every round, hut he kept coming
back for more. He succeeded IN land
ing LEFT hook that slowed Up Leonard
ia the nm round In this round tho
champion delivered a body blow Vhl,I
Jnughllr claimed was foul Boxing
CommisEion'r smith ordered tho ref
cree 10 begin counting Tourhlin our.
but the latter resumed boxing ~ a ~
round Loughliu exchanged punch !pf
punch with Leonard
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EloHTY-YEAR.oLp SOLDIER
WRITES

w II. Ciougl, Co. h. Ward s, Sol.
diers' Home. Cal. writes; II have been
troubled with constipation for years,
have found Foley Cathartlc Tablets
keep mo in better and natural shape
than any medicine ! ever have taken.
I am almost eighty years old and am
pleased 10 tell you Of the value have
received" Foley Cathnrtic Tablets
cause no pnln. nausea nor gripping. They
relieve indigestion, sick hcadnche bill
iousnoss and sour stomach. 10 Ander-
son, druggist. Chattanooga. TENN
( Adv
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QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar or Chewing habit.

No-To- Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly. erve-shattering to-
bacco habit. Whenever you have a long
ms for a smoke OF chew, Just place a
harmless No To Bac tablet in your
mouth instead All desire stops. Shortly
the habit is completely broken. and you
are better on mentally physically.
financially. It's 50 easy. so simple. Get
a box Of No-Tc- BAG and II II doesn't
release you from all craving for to-
eScco IN any form. your druggist will
~ tund you- money without question.
No-To- Bac is made by the owners Of
Cascarets: therefore is thoroughly re-
Liable (Adv.)
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THE HARDEST SHOT


Here's another argumnvz what the hardest shot in golf to
the stress and strain of competition.
who
where
timing perfect.
others their vote in favor of the long approach putt
sixty feet in length only
consistently within putting
three
types the hardest the
control and the keens timing
golfer generally glory
FAVORED TEAMS
schedule York and Brooklyn the
Nation
the trail
home cooking equally far from the
the friendly bug
punched into September that
cast becomes guesswork.
with the home schedule their and
able pitching seemed to have the call for me but
their blame with
coming victorious world series which
to be within the next four weeks?
temperamental donnas the Red team
miracle holding his club
trouble than the outside public
the wonder that he has always been able staVe
off any long slump ,st
hitting him Walter Johnson thirty
This with the best hitting club he
him noht and then runs down
episodes OF baseball that
Napoleon La5oe ever took In the Dig
the fate will add George Siser to the st
BLGHTED VISION
sight that mortal
where resounds,
Is or that far and high
heading of bounds sd q,
Ruth and 100000 in
in $4,000 for the big
and 100000 byproduc mee the financial
Of
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
GAVE BODY TO DOCTORS
To Determine Cause of Long
Suffering Endured.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. With the
suicide of Robert Bennett, aged 81. a
railroad engineer, in North Little Rocn
yesterday, It was revealed that nearly a
year ago he had signed written agree
ment with local undertaken that after
his death a post-mortem was to be
held on his body ito determine the
cause Of the long suffering have had"
The agreement read: ~ wish this
done so that it may be beneficial to the
MEDICAL profession and that it may help
others suffering from the same COM
plant"
Bennett shot himself while alone in
his room at a roomins house. The post
mcrtem was held last night as he had
wished. but the result was not an
nOunced
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TopAV's BASEBALL,

Southern League.
Little Rock at CHATTANoo-
GA (two); clear
Mobile at Atlanta. clear.
New Orleans at Birmingham;
clear.
Nashville at Memphis; clear.
National League.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn (two),
cloudy.
Chicago at New York cloudy.
Pittsburgh At Philadelphia; clear.
Cincinnati nj Boston (two);
cloudy,
American League,
New York at Cleveland; clear,
Philadelphia at Detroit; clear,
Boston at Chicago; clear.
Washington ut 81, Louis (twol;
clear.
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MADE SHARK OF UNIVERSE

81 Louis, Sept. Ill. VI Tullty. OF
St Louis, WAS elected shark Of the
universe" president OF tho Con0atc-
mated order AZ Hoohoo. a fratcrna' or
rauZation ~ lumbcrmCn) NJ tho closing
session Friday Of the twentyuluth an
ullal convention OF the order VI VI.
ElcdEe Cornth. Miss. was elected
'Scriy"noNr' Csecrctnrvl.
Next Har'F convention VII be held
In Fresno. Cal.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
DESCHANEL TO RESIGN

Paris, Sept. 11-President Deschanel
has decided to resign before the end OF
September because Of III health, and q
new presidential election probably VIII
be held late in October, according &c
story printed by a weekly political
newspaDer to-day
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
DEATH OF AGED WOMAN

Florence, Ala. sept. Especially
Mrs. Kato McFnrand Rged NJ, died at
her homo on Mcfarland Heights yeSter-
She In survived bv two sons, w. r. and
Albert Mcfarland Of Florence: two
daughters, Miss Mary Mcfarland, OF
Florence. md Mrs, Luclan Brown, OF
Blrmlnghnm: two brothers, George and
Cole ArmTtead Of Russollyllle. Ala. md
phis.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
MILLIONS IN GOLD BARS

OoC, 900 in gold bars said to be the
largest amount of gold in any one place
in the world, today is being transferred
from the suhtreasury building to me
new Assay building next door. Most
Of the gold was melted from English
sovereigns and French 20.franc pieces.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
ACCEPT CUT IN WAGES

Philadelphia, Sept 1.-Two hundred
employees Of the Herbert Hosiery mills
NJ 'onShockon. Pa have agreed 10 ac-
ccpl 10 per cent. reduction In wages
80 that the min will not close. according
70 an announcement today by l. s. Her
bert hond ri tho concern
Many hosiery mills IN the Conshockeu
ana NorriFtown districts have boen
closed indefinitely, due. II IL said, to
cancellation 81 orders
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
HERMAN VS., SHARKEY

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE worlds ban
tamwoight championship viii he Mt
atnke at East Chicago this afternoon
whom Pete Herman, title holder, and
Jack Sharkey meet The bout In SEIZED :
uled to 20 ten rounds.
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Summary: Sacrifice hitB--Moore.
Johnson. Hunter, Wauo. Dudley, Glca To-
son. Stolen hases-Distcl Harper. NIL
Ter > Double plays-Eobinson 70 Nc
Giunjs "a Wano. Harper 10 hcGiunlg.
Two base hita-Harpcr Gleason. struck
ou'-Bv Cum inEham. s. by Robinson. :
Base on bBiis-On Cunningham ?, on
Robinson. 2, Wild pitch CunninFf am
Time-lA5. unprecedented and VIII
liamH.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
YORK SLATED TO
PITCH OPENER
Jonnard and KohIbeCker An
nounCed as Probable Bat
terry for Travellers.
CLEAR AT CLEVELAND

York and Nelderkorn for Chattanooga
and Jonnard and iohlbecker for Little
Rock were announced as the probable
batteries for the first contest OF this
afternoons double-header with the
Travellers. The lineup follows.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
VARpON AND RAY WINNERS

VI NNONVITTe, ScTt. I.-Narrv Vardon
and Edward Ray, English golt pro.ca-
s'onals, yesterday defeated ]. Z. Graves
amateur, and J. H. Dickson. local pro-
fessIenal, 5 up IN the morning round
OF is holes played over the Cherokee
course In Tho afternoon Ray and
Nardor hcstcd Diok Gibson. Jr.. $40
p. NJ Rose. Jr,, amateurs, I up. Tho
Engllshmen play a; Nashville today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11
Reject CUBAN'S APPEAL
For Declaring Zaya's Election
Null and Void.

Havana, Sept. 11.---Gen. Rafael Hont-
alvc's appeal. asking that the action OF
the conservative national assembly
nominating DR. Alfredo Zayas as the
coalition candidate for president be de-
clared null and void, was rejected by
the central electoral board yesterday
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Today's Baseball Results.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Innings, I ? 3 3 8 7 3 AT II. ".
Little Rock % 0 0 1901 0
Chattanooga o 0 0 0 Q
Batteries-FieId and Brottem: York
and Neidorkorn.
In'gs. 1894 $3.50 DIOR II. 10.
New o. 30 O 0 0 0 0 0 30 o.
Birm. .....0 0 0 o 0 0 90 o.
Bntteries-Vance and Deberry; Glaz-
ner aud Gooch #1.nr. s.t', w..
Innings. 1884 7'salRH, E.
Mobile ...,..0 0 0 g. 49, nv
AT Atlanta 20 o 0 q Os
Batteries - Lukonovic and Pond:
Sheehan and Mills.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

FIRST GAME.
Innings. 93d g-R.H r.,
Cincinnati 30 q 0 0 4 o 0 0 81 10 2
At Boston 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0--5 1
: Batteries-Luque, Ring and Winpo.
Fillingam, Townsend and O'NeIll.
SECOND GAME.
Innings. 1885 67s 0-R.H. L.
Cincinnati 30 0 0 0 q 0 0 o. 0 z o
At Boston =. % O 0 o q 2 q 0 "a z 0
Batteries-Fisher and Wingo; oosch-
ger nnd, OMEN.
FIRST GAME.
Innings. 123 6 IS 9--R.H. II.
ST. Louis 80 90 % ] o. 4 . 2
At Brooklyn..3 2 3 ! 0 2 4 0 '---l5 20 2
Bdtteries--Lyons. kirsher and Glenn
ons, GrIesenbach; CHdore aud Kruger
SECOND GAME.
Innings. 123 3 8 s. 9--R.H. t.
ST. Louis 30 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 % 2
At Brooklyn % 0 / / 0 0 0 - !
Batterics-North and Clemons. OIL
hoeffer; Smith and Miller
Innings. 12345s7s 9--RH. B.
Chicago ,,.,.,n 0 o o 0 q 0 0 II 6 !
~ New York. 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 IL 0
Batteries Tyler and O'Farreil;
Barnes and Snyder.
Innings. 1884 rs 9--RH. T..
Pittsburgh % 0 0 2 0 O--3 10 /
At Phila. al 90 0 o o 0 o. 2 II 0
Batterics--.Hamilton ana schmidt.
Meadows and WithCrow.
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OVERDUE STEAMER ARRIVES.
New Orleans, Sept. 11--The Amer
iean steamer Alvarado, more than
week overdue here from Progresso, ar
rived at Port Eads today. according to
adyices received by the ]. II. W. Steele
company. agents for the vessel.
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making home and 100000 In
$4,000 for the big
and 100000 for the the financial
rewar O endea this existence
The herald., 1920-07-01
TO CHARTER OF VI. & X.
WARRINER, INCORPORATED.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans,
City of New Orleans. BE il known. that
on this twenty-third day of June. in the
year one thousand. nine hundred and
twenty. before me. William Waller Young,
a Notary Public. in and for the Parish of
Orleans, State of Louisiana. duly commits
stoned and qualified, and in the presence
of the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned. personally came and ap-
peared Robert 4. Warriner and John G..
LiverSedge, both above the full age of ma
jOrity and residents of this city, the said
Robert \. Warmer herein acting in the
capacity of President and the said John
G. Liversedge herein acting in the capac-
ity of Secretary of VI. & X. Warmer, In
corpGrated, a corporation organized under
the laws of the State of Louisiana, dOmi-
ciled in this city, instituted by an act
passed before me. the undersigned Notary
Public. on the 9th day of December, 1916,
and recorded in the Mortgage Office of the
Parish Of Orleans, in Book 1901. Folio 500,
general meeting of the stockholders of said
corporation. held at it's office. No 301
Title Guarantee Building. this city, on the
23rd day of June, 1920. q certified extract
of the minutes of said meeting is hereto
annexed and made part hereof. And the
said appearers declared that at said meet
ing of the stockholders of the said cor
poration the charter of the said NJ. & X.
Warmer, Incorporated. was amended by
increasing the capital stock of said corpor-
alton to the sum of one hundred thousand
(S1OO ,OO0OO) dollars. and the amount to
which the capital stock of this corpora
ton may be increased fixed at five hun
dred thousand $500 O0O.O0) dollars, and
that they, said appearers, were duly au-
thorized and empowered to cause said
amendment to the charter of the said NJ
q X. Warmer, incorporated, to be en-
The herald., 1920-07-01
THE HERALD, NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
CHARTER.

bodied in a notarial act Now. therefore
in accordanC" with said resolution, IheN'
the said app"arers acting III th'ir al"rr-
said capacities, having appeared brlor"
me Notary for the purpose Of placing
said amendment to the charter OF the >ain
NJ X X WHrriuer, Incorporated. III 3u-
thCntir form 10y nOtarial act. do now dr-
clare that Article " of said corporation
be- and the same i hereby amended, 80 a.
hereafter 10 br and read a. follows. to
wit.
ARTICLE ". The capital stock of
This corporation j. hereby fixed AT the
sum Of one hundred Thousand tNlOuV"hol
dollars TO he divided into and represented
by one thousand N.oOOl shares ia the sum
of one hundred dollars $4,000 each; said
stock shall bc paid for in cash. The cap
ital stock of this corporation may b" III.
crc:I ~rd TO the sum OF five hundred thOu>
and tSjOoOouooI dollars.
Said appcarcrS further declare that they
do hereby authorize aud require said
amendment to he duly Incorporated into
uutIrial shape and TO bc recorded ana pub
l>hcd according 10 law. 10 tn" end lhd'
tn" sam" may he operative ana binding
on all persons whOm>ocv"r.
Thus done and passed in my N"tarial
office in the city ut New Orleans atOr"-
said in the presence of Frazer l.. El'"
and Thomas Joseph nobhin>. competent
witnesses, of lawful age. and residing IN
this city. who hcruuntO subscribe their
names. together with said parties and me.
Notary. on TIA" day and dat" set forth IN
TIA" caption hereof.
COrigiual SigucdJ K 4 Warriner.
President j. &. Livrr>edEr Secretary.
Witnesses. Frazer l.. Rice" Thos. J.
Dubhiu>
W ". NOI'NG. Notary Public
/ the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above ana foregoing amendment of in
corporation of the VI. a K. Narrin"r. In,
cOrpuratcd. was this day duly recorded ia
my office in Book ..... Folio ...-.
New Orleans. June 23rd. 1870
(SignrdD EMILE j LEONARD. py. K.
\ true copy. lSiEned.)
W. ". YOUNG. Notary Public.
July l.
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CHARTER.

meetings referred to in this charter, or re
duired by law. shall be given IN the man
ner provided for giving notices IN case Oh
election. unless the same shall nave beeh
waived The stockholders and directors
may waive notices.
ARTICLE Mn case of the dissolution.
liuuidation or termination of this charter,
.by limitation or otherwise. the atialfS OF
10 cornor,tion shall he liquidated by one
or more liquidatOrS elected by three
fourths vote of the stockholders, wh" may
provide the number Of said hquldatoTs ana
vest them with such power and authority
as may he by law permitted, tiAlnS the
terms and conditions upon when they
shall serve and their compensation, ana
proyjdc that in case of death or disability
of any one of said liquidatorS. the remain
ing liquidators may fill the vacancy or con
Time To act on behalf of the corpora
ton.
ARTICLE NI-The subscribers hereto
have written opposite their names tn"
number of shares subscribed to by each
one of them. and their pOStoiilce addresses,
50 that this charter may serve aS sub
>cription list: all of which subscriptions
are payable in the manner aud form SCI
out herein. aud rs provided Tor III N'i
pa of the General Assembly III IN" state
Of Louisiana of l9l4
Thus done and passed. at my office. in
the civ of New Orleans Louisiana. on the
day. month aud year herein first above
written. aud in the presence of Morris Il.
Rpdman and VI. l.. Alhand. competent Wit
upSSeS. who have hcreuntO signed their
names together with the said app"arcrS
and me Notary. after due reading of the
whole.
UOriginal >ignUdD Jacob + CHASER. New
New Orleans. La. 80 shares. Lillian CHASER.
Orleans. La. ~ shares. Mrs. Anna CHASER.
New orleans. La, 80 shares.
Witnesses. Morris Il. Rodmann. VI. l..
Alband.
(SralD WILLIAM j. GUSTE.
Notary Public.
\ true copy.
June -, 1870.
tScalb WILLIAM j. ClSTE,
Notary Public.
July Aug =
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

No. l3I $50. Division T.. Docket Jos
eph SchilkoffSkey Ellie III. SchilkoifSkey
and Mos. l.. Schilkoffskey. versus Chand
Ter {. Luzrnhrrg. District Attorney, Par
iSh of Orleans.
The herald., 1920-07-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Civil District Court for the Parish
of Orleans


hereby certify that on the 18th dov of
May le2O Judgment was rendered in This
court In the following entitled suit. in the
words and figures following. 10 wit.
No ~ ,S2g Division a.. Rocket : in 70
iiebert Edward Jacqulyn vs. Chandler O.
Luzenburg, district attorney for narisb of
Orleans. ''iS" vi
Judgment,
rms cause came on this day to be hoard
ana was submitted to the court for .din-
uIcatioh. Present: Ed. /. Mahoney. att0r
ne! Ior petltloner. Chandler &. Luzenhury
sented NV i'PIe
When. after hearing the p,eadInps and
the evidence the court being satisfied that
me plaintiff is entitled to the relief Droved
ior' Tor the reasons orally assigned
IL is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
there DE judgment herein in favor of 80
SItIoner' ana against the defendant. grant
ing the change of name desired ana &c
cordingly. that the name of petitioner H.
pert Edward Jacqulyn he and il is nov
hereby changed and he shall hereafter DO
80 recognized as Hebert Edward Jac0uith !.
witch name shall be the true and lawful
name or petitioner after the publication of
TINS said Judgment in some newsnoner I'm
the parish of Orleans. for fifteen DAYS. and
accordingly, it is ordered that rho said
peiluoner cause this Judgment to be pub-
llsned Tor the period of fifteen days in a
"Sp"per published in the parish of Or
leans mt the costs of petitioner and that
he pay the costs Of these proceedings
Judgment read and rendered in open
court this 2Sth day of May, in the year
1920.
Judgment read and signed in open court
this 18th day of May. in the year 1920.
(Signed) II. c. CAGE. Judge.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the scar of the said
| court, at the city of New Orleans this 3Ist
day of May. in the year of our Lord. one
thousand, nine hundred ana twenty
F. GRIESHARER
Deputy Clerk
June 3-1O-17-24-July /.
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June 3-1O-1I-24-July /.
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CHARTER.
Recorder OF

/ the undersigned, Recorder OF
Mortgages. i'm and for the iarlS ~. oI
orla1nG Stat. of Louisiana, do mere
hy certify that the above and fore
going amendment to the act or moor cor
poration Of the T. Hofmann-QISem M ne
was This day duly recorded IN my Oh
80, in Rock - Folio.
New orleans. June "a, 1920.
fSirncdp Emile J. Leonard, by X.
,Siure Cd W. X. YOUNG. Notary Public.
-ru.l-July-2