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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

TOR Information regarding these Bonds, reference
Is made 10 a letter from Mr. N. S. Sloaa, Presiden
Of he Company, uiieh Is here briefly ,un,marised
and copies Of ,Ohieh may Be had upon request:
Brooklyn Edison Company, Inc, does al the cleo
trie light and power business In the Borough Of
Brooklyn except the Twenty ninth Ward, City of
New York, serving population estimated at over
100000. The Company or its predecessors have
been successfully engaged in supplying electric
light and power since 1885.
The General Mortgage Bonds are the direct oblgs-
tons of Brooklyn Edison Company, Inc, and are
secured by mortgage on an It's real and personal
property now owned or hereafter acquired, subject
only to s11 900 underlying bonds. The General
Mortgage closes the mortgages securing these under
lying bonds, no more Of which may be issued
Junior to the General Mortgase Bonds, there
are outstanding S1,6sS 100 Debenture Bonds and
1905 800 Capital Stock. Dividends have been
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interesting Booklet

The Guaranty Trust Co. Of New
York has issued booklet on the trans
portation act Of 1920 (Esch -Cummins
bills). under which the railroads of the
United States have been returned to
their owners. The text of the law, as
reported by the conference committee of
senator's and representatives., is printed
in full and carefully indexed. There is
also gwen a summary of the act for
ready reference. and brief account OF
the history Of federal regulations ner-
tanning TO railroads and other common
carriers. beginning with the enactment
OF the interstate commerce act in 1887
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
VI EGETARLES

Potatoes Of fine qualities were firmly held
Cabbage was dull at the late decline Onions
OF desirable quality were again slightly
higher. Quotations: white potstoes. Penn
per cwt. A.7Omi.OO. Sweet potatoes.
southern, per hamper, S1.15@2,4o: do. Jer.
ssy. per ba sltet Sl.5Ogl.s5. Cabbage. New
York Danish per ton, $50 q 10; do Florida
per hamper. Sl.5Oa2 Onions per 10O-lb.
sscks--Y"llow No. !, sj7518.25 do, No, >,
81 04nJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
Annual Elections
THE PENNsNI VNNI, RAILROAD
COMPANY

General OniCe. Broad Street Station
Thisdephia. 2nd March, 1910
An election for three Directors, 10 serye
for the term Of four years, 10 succeed those
,SIoss term will eNpire with the ~ Id eIsctiSp
MI he held on Tuesday. the s3rd dey a.
March 1870. between the hours OF ten
a clock a m. and xix o'clock D M. at ths
General Office OF tho COMPANY, Broad Etr.sf
station, philadelphia, Al that time and pla cs
a vote or votes will also be taken on alIcb
other subject or subjects, as shall have beer
SireCted by the Stockholders al their ANNA
meeting on the nth Of March, 1920.
LEWIS NELSON Secretary
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paid at the rate of go per annum since 1904. The
quoted prices for these securities indicate present
market equity over and above these General Mort
gage Bonds Of about sis, 100000.
The Company has authorized $1,000 900 Series B
SO Bonds and the Public Service Commission for
the First District of the State of New York has ap-
proved their issuance; additional Bonds may be
issued for refunding purposes and for 500 of the
cost reasonable value, whichever is less of addi-
tonal property or securities Of similar companies
In no event may additional Bonds be issued for
property securities unless net earnings defined
In the mortgage have been at least twice the annual
interest charges upon all outstanding underlying
mortgage bonds and all Bonds issued under this
General Mortgage, together with those applied for
Additional Bonds may be issued only upon authori-
zstion Of the Public Service Commission.
The table below shows the growth Of the Company's
earning power and the favorable relation between
income and interest charges on its funded debt:
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FINANCIAL

NOTICE PMILADELpHIA COMPANY
PkTfP PkTfE M!Reh ftf tEr 1850 SSLP srRGfsS rRRSGHPss
tSDER SINKING FUND CONTRACT OF
JULY 10, 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received until IL
the office Of THE PRONIDENT LIFE AND
TRUST COMPANY or PHILADELPHIA.
-. ". corner 4th and Chfstnut ste. Phis;
Contract dated july - 1917. with the
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY. providing for
a sinking Fund in respect TO First Mortgage
Of the PHiL,DELPIIIH COMPANY, % dstsd
March !, 1890, for the sale TO them OF all or
said Bonds which have been stamped under
the terms OF the sinking Fund Contract q
July 10. 1917, as ne sum OF ll2;2sl.l5. ap.
In accordance with the terms Of the said
Lowest bids at a price not exceeding 1914
per cent Of the par value and accrued in
terest, within the number stated. will he
accepted and the parties Offering them ad-
at n9 raaser a@ s So Rons on
panied BY Federal Income Tax owner hin
certificate. for accrued interest. on April 5.
vii VIII cease 'ei on April .. io?6. " ''''''s'
The trustee reserves the right 10 reject
any or Gli bids not satisfactory, 10 said
| the trustee must be accompanied by salts
! factory references.
SHOULD pr%s f%o or m1rH Id se
| from each will be, as nearly as practicable.
| prn rata.
for the Sale OF First Mortgage, and Collet-
fIfi frInfilLhDELFniH coMFaSar.""0 "0"U' and I' sG' sSc
ASA 9. WING. President.
THE PROVlDENT LIFE AND TRUST
CoMPANY OF PHrLADELPHIA
n W. cor. 4th and Chestnut SITS,
pbiladRlDhia
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Prices Strong On Paris Rnurse

Paris, March 2.-Prices were strong
on the Bourse today. Three per cent
rentes were quoted at 81 francs - cen
times: exchange on London. Is francs
W centimes; . per cent loan. 81 francs
W centimes;: The dollar was quoted at
II francs So ccntimes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
Gold for South America

New York, March .. considerable
gold coin is being engaged for ship
ment to South America within the next
few days. 1t will amount to several
millions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock ms with fair sale and values
generally ruled steady, as follows Apples,
pCr bbl.. as to quality, s4@8; do. per box,
sl.bo9a7o. Cranberries, per bhl., 348s s;
ida. per box. s425ms65, Tangerincs. Flor.
ida, per h.box. s35084.T5 Grapefruit.
Florida. per box. SI.75D3.sa. Strawberries.
FLORIDA pnr quart. so G05c
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Dividends
PHILADELPHIA BAKE-RITE COMPANY
i00s Finance Building
Phiia de eInhla Pa

The regular quarterly, dividend Of . psr
on the outstanding Cumulative Preferred
St99SSk OF the compa9y. payable tpni 4,
March 20. 1920 Checks viii he malisS
HAROLD A. ocHS ~
tHe ksc. a Treas
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10 THE PREEFRRED STOCK HOLDERS
or SuPPLEE- E-BiDDLE HARDWARE co,

IN accordance with preferred stock proyi.
ons of the Company. the Supplee. .Eiddie
Hardware Company will receive tenders until
MAY 81, 1920, for the purchase at not 10
exceed 81 $500 per share and accrued dlvi,
dpnds of No much Of its outstanding prs.
T. rred stock as Will consume tho sum OF
s97 0i3,a7 at the lowest price or prices
H'TTG TsGGPPPLEE BTDpIE HARDWARE co.
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FULIIK;LEMiGH C0MPANY

Under thc provisions Of the mortsage.
nrOposRls fer the account OF the sinking
fund will be received until 8 o. IN. March ii.
1870, at the office OF the Northern Trust
COMPANY. Trustee, for the sale to II at the
lowest price. not exceeding lO2lS % Of their
face value and accrued interest. Of az many
Of the above mentioned bonds as 500 500 win
purchase. All tenders should be addressed 10
''' ''N NoRTHERN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Reoeipts. 40. col bushels. The
market was unchanged. Quotations were
as follows: Car lots. In export elevator
government standard Inspection, standard
prices No. 1 red winter. 50. so! No. / north
ern spring. $3.50; No. hard winter 81
NO. 1 red winter, garlicky, s2.37: NO. j
red smutty. $3.50; No. red, garlicky ant
smutty f2.34, The United states Grair
Corporations purchases OF wheat are baset
on tho following schedule Of discounts; No
wheat. Be under No. I; No. wheat 8c
under No. 1; No. 4 wheat. loc under No
No. wheat. 14c under No. 1.
CoRN--Receipts, ia, 778 bushels, Supple,
were small and the market ruled hrm bu'
QUIET, We quote new, as to quality ana 10
cation. at 81 5s@i.es. the later for No.
oATs-Recelpt,. l2,412 bushels. The mar
het was quiet but Arm under light oherings
SSGlts'iS1s SSlts q Gar lcs as e sa iS
/. io1 y No. I %hlfe, ti9i, i,ooT,
FLOUR - Receipts, 1,5l6.400 pounds ir
sacks The market was dull and unchanssd
with business chiefly in SPOT goods availabl,
quotation: Per. iee lbs. packed in lto,lb
iute sacks-soft winter straight western
$40. 759l1. 2o! do, do. nearby. $40 8S@l1 ]
ps,,s sprsSs sS sst a. Nsss lsort 80
ent ,is, S6Sis'is; fancy. spring. snd 81,
mills patent. family brands. N4 .10@14.4
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates
We quote at S9Go.25 per barrel IN sacks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

Jones Westling has become associated
with Powell, Garard & Co.. invest
ment securities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

George +. Stauffer. until recently
for several years. a national bank ex
aminer in this district, has been an.
pointed an assistant cashier of the
Fourth Street National Bank.
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PROVISIONS

Trade was quiet and largely OF a jopbns
Character, but prices were steadily held
air ' drisS diSa'FSp Boe' beef knuckies and tenders
smoked ana siir.dried. Sic; pork family. $50
snnsa sss% s. ssS adS So dC
25h q csc: hams, boiled. boneiess. s9c; pic
mic shoulders. s., p. cured, loose, 21e; 90
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$3,OOO,OOO
Brooklyn Edison Company, Inc.
General Mortgage Gold Bonds Ten Year. Series go
To be dated January I. 1870


Interest payable and
in
s.oeEx
Bonds
sisla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

The New York subtreasury gained
20 500 900 from the banks on Monday
reducing the cash net loss since Fri
day to $40, 100000.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Financial Briefs
ToNoPAH STOCKS

The average price Of twenty activ.
industrial stocks advanced O.0S per cent
yesterday to %. 20. while twenty rail
roads advanced 0.27 per cent to 20. OF,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-The market ruled steady, at the
lete decline with sufficient jobbns demand
70 sbsorS the Limited receipts eSotStIqns;
@s4c; SrstS' so sss'; 'IS Seconds sSgssc;
'i fair 10 good. 81 eSc; prints jOSbinS at %
375c for fancy and at 82@72c for fair to
EGGs-oferinss were more liberal and
the market was again weaker. but fue fresh
stock met with fair sale at revised figures;
per crate; nearby current receipts. si7, 40;
western extra ,rsts. si74o @iT.S5; western
firsts. $40. 6.00R 1898; selected fresh eggs job
blng at 60 Csc per dozen: cold storage eggs
ominal
~ CHEESE was in fair request and steady.
fsTey als fansx seld specials higher held
slc "a fancy hslS special higher held fair al,
held goods. sa6slc.
POULTRY
lIVE-Fancy fat stock was in good de-
4So d. sGiS e TGwS Srons ns
fancy. sott,meatsd. weishing ~ o. lbs.
sSsGS ns g. ehssRs inisss
g Sssc: ducks Uoy Wsi;e 'P Pekin' q 4Se %;
se !urFeys 10 @ ,si pseSn. @ sdie Sid psf Ss SH
SOC; Dc; yS5ns per Psis -
follow: Fowls. tresh.killed, dry-pIcked.
aoc yssiggb!ns Sa lbs, 81 9 ass; weishipF .
dd61y;-pickedIwelshInE, 4 lbs. and over apiece
30hc; weighing 3Is lbs, 88@87c; weighing
3 lbs. 32a3ic. Old ROSTERS, dry picked,
Csc BToilers. Jersey. dry:picked, IS gGoc
Rrotlsrs. western, dcy-packed. weighing III
I2 lbs. apiece. 4s950c. Roasting chickens,
r.. ana s"ss seises 80 80 sae; wsishina 81
lbs; apiece. 81 935c; weighing 3 lbs apiece.
q @s5c; weighing 81. lbs. apiece, Il B42c
Western; coTn.fed chickens. i2 to box, II
lbs. and under to dozen. per lb. As n iSCi
IS 20 = lbs. to dozen per ib:s - gIse: -
20 lbs, TO dozen. per ID. SO @8sc; 81 10 A.
to dozen. per lb.. 35 q acc: As lbs. and over to
dozen ., Ssatoc, Capons; western-5Weish:
lbs; apiece SEE; weighing lbs apiece. Soc
weighinE lbss apiece. 4sc. Turkeys. near
by. fancy. $50 soc; do nearby, fair 10 good.
s3a55c do, western, fancy. 5s @ SOC; do do
fair TO good, 53D52c, do. old toms, sic
Ducks. western. IS d SOC, Geese. western
fsncv, 32D33c; do, do, fair TO good -
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
AMENDMENT OF CHARTER AUTO
MOTIVE ROAD INSURANCE, INC"

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New Or
leans. BE it known, That on this 18th
Macaulay Stafford, a Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qualified in and for the
State and Parish aforesaid, personally
came and appeared L. w. Calongne, Jr.,
Richard c. Fitzgerald and Bernard Cam
pagna, appearing herein by and in their
capacities as President, Vice President and
Secretary-Treasurer of the Automotive
Road Insurance Inc, corporation or
ganized under the laws of this State by
act passed before the undersigned Notary
May %, 1920, and recorded in Mortgage
Office Book 124S, Folio 50, on May 81.
1920, as amended by an act passed before
undersigned Notary on August 4, 1870.
and recorded in Mortgage Office Book
1872 Folio 73S, which said +. W. Calongne,
Jr, President; Richard c. Fitzgerald, Vice
President and Bernard Campagna, Secre-
tary Treasurer, in pursuance aud by viz
tue of a stockholders meeting of said
corporation held August 18th, 1920 called
at the instance of the Board of Directors,
certified copies Of which are hereto at
tached, declared that Article V of the
charter of the Automotive Road lnsur-
ance, Inc, has been amended and the same
is hereby amended, by these presents, so
as to read as follows, to-wit:
ARTICLE V.-The capital stock Of this
corporation shall be fifty thousand dollars
$50.000OO), divided into twenty-five
thousand dollars of common stock, and
twenty five thousand dollars of preferred
stock, of the par value of ten dollars per
share, which said preferred stock shall be
non-voting and n-participating in the
profits of the corporation, and which said
preferred stock shall bear eight per cent
interest cumulative per annum, and the
holders thereof shall be preferred in the
payment of dividends from any net profits
or earned surplus over common stock
holders, and said preferred stock shall be
subject to redemption at $3.50 per share,
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
THE PETROLIA-NITRANO -CARAyELLA
INCORPORATED.

State of Louisiana Parish Of Orleans.
City of New Orleans. BE il Known that
this the 10th day Of August in the year
of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and
Twenty. before me. Warren Y. Mille- a
duly commissioned, qualified and acting
Notary Public in and for the Par. IA
of Orleans, State of louisiana and in
the presence of the hereinafter named
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hrreuntO subscribed
and Seyerally declared that availing
themselves and those they represent of
lana. in such cases made and provided.
they have formed and organized, and by
these presents form themselves, as well
as those they represent and such others
as may hereafter become associated with
them. into q corporation and body pol
lite in law. for the objects and purposes
in the following articles set forth and
expressed, which they adopt as their
charter.
The name and title of this corpora
ton shall he The PetrOlia- Nitrano- Car
avella. Inc" and ii shall exist and en-
joy succession by its corporate name for
a period of Ninety-nine C!9) years from
the date hereof, with all the rights, pow
erS and privileges now or hereafter con
ferred by law upon trading corporations.
Its domiCile shall be in the City of New
Orleans, and all citations and legal ser
vices shall be made upon the President.
and in the event of his inability to act
upon the vice-president, or secretary, in
the order named.
ARTICLE ii
The Capital Stock of this corporation
is hereby fixed at the sum of Twelve
Thousand Dollars (S12OOO.00l. all of
which shah be divided into and repre-
scented by One Hundred and Twenty
Q20) shares of the par value of One Hun
dred Dollars $4,000 each. Stock may
be paid for in money. in services render
ed the corporation, or in property and
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
CHARTER.

with accrued interest, at any time. Pres
ent stockholders shall surrender their stock
and receive ten shares, par yalhe SO, for
stock now held by them.
stock may be issued in exchange for
property, good will. services or for the
stock of other corporations
Members owning common stock. and de-
sirous of selling the same shall first offer
the same for sale to the original sub
scribers of the corporation stock, as pro-
vided in the original charter. and this
shall apply to the increase of stock here
in voted for. The capital stock may be
increased to S100OO0.00 by two-third vote
of all common stock"
Thus done and passed in my NOtarial
Office in the City of New Orleans, on the
day. month and year first above written.
in the presence of Lewis w. Rawlings and
Daniel Vending, competent witnesses,
who have signed their names together with
the said appearerS and me, Notary, after
due reading Of the whole.
(0riginal Signed
+. W. CALONGNE. JR.
X. &. FITZGERALD.
BERNARD CAMPAGNA.
ETHELRED NJ. STAFFORD,
4 true copy OF original from my rec
ords.
Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
AMENDMENT
n n EnX COMPANY INC

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans. City Of New
Orleans. Be il known, That on this
Eleventh day of the month of August, in
the year OF our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty, before me, Purnell
Mitchell Miner, Notary Public, in and
for the State of Louisiana, Parish OF
Orleans. aforesaid, duly commissioned
witnesses hereinafter named and under.
signed personally came and appeared
G. Il. Fox, President of G. II. Fox Com,
pany, Inc, who declared that at Special
Meeting of the stockholders ofsC. Il. Fox
Company, Inc, called for the purpose OF
increasing the capital stock of said cor
poration beyond the maximum amount
permitted in the original Act Of lncor-
poratiOn, which meeting was held by
consent of all the stockholders of said
corporation, upon the written waiver OF
the notice required for such meetings
under Section 10 of Act 267 of 1914, the
following resolution was passed:
Minutes of a special meeting OF the
stockholders of c. Il. Fox Company, Inc,
held at the offices of the company, We'd
nesday, August IL, 1920, for the purpose
of voting upon an increase OF the eapital
maximum amount permitted by the char
ter of the corporation.
Notices of this meeting, as required by
Section 10 of Act 267 of 1914, is waived,
as appears by the written consent end0rs.
ed at the foot of these minutes by all OF
the stockholders:
Present: c. Il. Fox, owning and hold
ing 99S shares; ii. l.. Daunoy, owning and
holding i share; Willoughby Ii. Fox,
owning and holding l share. making one
thousand 10000 shares, and represent
ing the entire capital stock of this cor
poration.
on motion. duly made and seconded
II was resolved that article (c) of the
charter of this corporation shall be
amended so as to read:
'(c) The Capital stock of this corpora
ton shall be Two Hundred Fifty Thou
sand Dollars $3.50, 0O0.00),
And Article (e) so as to read:
Eel The capital stock, as presently
constituted, shall consist Of twenty-five
Hundred shares (2500l of the par value
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09

good viii regularly transferred 10 ~,
corporation, all ~ shall be determined
by the Board Of directors
ARTICLE III
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CHARTER


2 good will regularly transferred IN o..
corporation. all a. shall hr g....r..i,,.,,
by the Board Of directors.
,p-r,,, ?.
NJ" I'LL III.
me OBJECT and purposes OF t.jr rar.
f"t"'i"u ana Tor which n is oT-IGizrd
i mr. ,''sF,a 10 be- The baLins and sell
ing ~ tho open market Of green ycgr-
lauI', ana garden truck. {" oIvra', PACK
- 'nu snip d'potS, the rur-
trc ha,l l' ''I "' motor Fur'a toT
du,-. as a., an" i uyT''IE Oh Sn'A pro
I,i5 d., 10y "I uNtA IN connection with
,,,,,'r - '1H 'h-. S'l'iuE, INlS'Hs
rIt.. n. A., , .' ny I".,''' ing E'a4 g.
business 10 r-..i amy o ,,on N'' 10, S.,'u
,.rtt...- 1901. D.. anu "I'II'' +A ''
rf,.tr-. -r, nm DO, or Ii1nt. t"r man
and ,n..b r,,,r 49,. -''" "l 'Ia,te' haFf,i~
rE,. r',,.''.E. "< may b" used for
,biatifs nr -. Ill., N.'l ,''' nt h"H W.
...fr,i,p ,.,r.,t, - E ,"H 'i",N '' iH'
.,nt IN .,, '..,' En- -'H'."I 10 30 alN
allow, .,t r.r,r 'i..'., '' pI,la'-'Hs Z"
dietary tFrrrt, WV Us ana NOT contra
,r-.f.,1 ,-
I'll. ,,-,..-.'''' -. 80. ~
ari'I am D.. - - o. 'a,> ,"TP'i-
. 81 bf-..t,, -" ''g.''- ID "l seem
constitute. =, om,r,,r. f,t t', "-g.A 'i.a
al Ln,in..s 'tI..r, t, '., u az non
AZ tr, T,...,fr,,. 80 a. fi - H'a! N"''
. d, nm, rrr.- tir..,.,- 90 - '' F''NN
meeting. '''''' par "'''
,.,,r,.'.r,i'..' 'i'.'l" On directors 'i IAI,
hr LII " '..r .,i"I ID, >'''u }. nun.
holder. ,.,..-i,,.. f.rI' , w.. .''>, >."'.h
of ,l,. ,I,'.r,, . ,1't ',.''"''. 9
corporation which Shall bD ~ I-..iJ,,.,
Nlr,-Ir,~id.ut ami ~-.sr.t4ry 'r~..,l,-,r'
shan l, elected hN the Board of Objection.
~ their first m,rtiu. said pir..,nr. md
officers shall serve as such uuru the
SECOND Monday Iu September. 1921. or
uurI their ~u.u,xso shall have. Ir,r
. elected aud daily Qualified
,r,..,s,. ,, .,...,' l.,f.-
. ,i.r 49, I.,.,, Tr' - ,"' ny
r 49, , ~ 49, ~, ",'u N'IIN
n,,,iuTIp.. Nh ,''r."s , tm 81 ''"'r'r'
F right 10 rinrt vfrIont r.f..r,.r,.. =,
. stockholders meeting. any stnrtloIdrr "a
4 be- % Director Whenever . vacancy shall
J exist on the Board OF Directors tbrou-h
+ death or Resignation
ARTICLE
The ,orpor.,f.. p,v.r, Of this .orr,,r
D alton ar,. rNur.>s., ANA SCI, form Ia, So.
. ton seven "a OF Act .GT of mo Iuuf.
lana Legislature, of Tho var Ia14 .,,y
r shall D., duly ,uulo,rd by and ri.rrI,,b
. The BOARD %: Directors
I TE, duties of The several cffi,p-s shall
. be- sot forth in The hy-Evs. which viii
+ De adortrd hy the BOARD Of nirr,tors
J and amended or altered N their win and
/ they Shall have a right 10 rmpioy under
! contract arr nth,ryyjsn - ,:,,,irai NJ
ger. Who NAV or NAV not l." n a. mc .T,'i..
/ of IA. Enari of bir..tors o., sI.u D.
! determined by said HooTd If nir"rtors
. which said General Wanar.r sbau nv,
j such duties ~, said offirerS NAV J,lr',s,,
} "a him. and whose rompensaiion shall
,r1,,,.,I, VI
/ .....,.,...,. ~ ~ ~! ~ VI.
NO slOJAH"Iurr OF thlS corporation shan
T 49, "y nam" , l%r any depis OF me cor
/ lihiormLaltI herein shall subject or rem
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-09-09
CHARTER

Orleans. La; LaZare Levy. 40lj Prytania
street, New Orleans, La: Sylvan GurgeR-
helm, 1901 Robert Street. New Orleans
La.
We, the undersigned. the directors Of
Max Brcssler Inc, hereby declare that We
have appraised the property and assets of
the business this day sold by Max Dress
Ter 10 Max BrcsSler Inc, ut the price stat
ed, tO-wit, the sum of 5000 CO. thesaid
sum being arrived AT as follows.
Assets. including bills and ac-
Accounts receivable ..............S142O S ~
Liabilities Observation-Disclosures. $50. 90