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THE UPWARD PATH.
By Katherine II. q Niunany.

ALnerica, grtat country, I shall xnaa
Ihy name upon the page OF p-,.,Ior,'s -.
ror tnou uldst hear above the ain % ~ar
Inc clarion call TO ssrvice for TN, ssosid
~ nine was the chslssnss. thine the privils,sc
To hight against oppresSion and ~ -in
a peace that held for tNc~ no ~ihsh gain
heep thou the faith. Afncr>cs Thy haart
those
Who, longing for the truth. have turned %
thee.
All, fail them not. tho~e souls ~bo tr,ist
thee now;
The toiiers who make fair ny fe-rtilc Asids
And those who turn thy million tir~ics<
wheels.
Show them the upward path. lead on Nnd On
To greater freedom both OF mind and soul
To larger faith. TO justice. and ~ Cod
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THE OLD CHAIR.
By Charlotte Becker.

Empty it bides beside the waning Ere,
And, as the embers slowly curl 10 smoke
1t dreams Of all the sad and happy folk
Its days have known; a maid in CAV attire
Waiting impatient for some gallant squire:
Another, grieving that her bov is grown
Too much man 20 be quite all her own;
A lad who huns a song of loves desire.
1t dreams that once again the children
climb
Into rs easy depths and gravely read
Quaint fairy wales of''once upon a time
And as it takes TO mourn Ger vanished
need,
Two glad young lovers steal across the
floor,
And, nesting close, it's ancient 10y restore.
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THE OLD ROAD.
By John Jerome R,o.~y.

Give me- tho old road sfiH
7 am tired ~ tho yarfsh city street
Whore wealth and fashion .r~ ftfv rr-~s
Give he Old road stfil
Give me thr olf road sffH
I have travpii'd far tho World hsv.1 s.vs
since the golden fawn ~ my morning DAYS
Give me the old rad sfili
Give me the old road sffn
With SIS zigzaw fence and its ~h~s.r,vs t--~~
And its sprinrtims mud - tho hor~s
knar.-
Give me the old road stif
Give tho oid rnzd xtIW
Z - dusty and uArrpp-a rru-frv NaoA-
= = 81 " winds me ha~s ~ my yo.sh A~>S~-
Give me the old road stil
Give me tho Old road esfll
II has no ssrrpts of fortnn~x h,~--
B1t, Oh, 10 pasSes my mothers dnc~-
Give me the old road stan
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THE CARS AT NIGHT.
By Pzuline Frances Camp.

Thsckly they throng as dies the dav.
The distance holds them In It's SWAY
Giinting like tiretiies at play.
Nearer they Git and nearer vet.
flecking an edge of golden fret
Upon the twllight's dusky net.
Onward they sweep and brighter glow:
Tie tiny ghmmerinxs swell and grow.
TIL to the dazzied eye they show
Twin flares of yellow, gleauning light.
a silvery clang, the whirr OF hisht,
And on they flash into the night.
From the Edison Monthly.
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BY x. L. MeGruE.
Burn. burn. undylng IRE.
bloxl on BY Gods desire
" htcb moves IN vide, sios volume fhrunxh
the world.
We know not OF thy carse
Nor understand HIS laws
BY which the false gods IN ny rarns ar-
hurled
But while the great Wind blows
Burn up your beastlfncss bSforc the .a.rns
close
AS q wild bonhre hurn
Till all the Nations stir
The The Pettincss that We have treasured hcr~
Til all the Nations stir
To see Love 5 harhin6rrr
And grid Truth arnaor on ADa rksa az ar~s
And Mammon in his might
ehnks covering for cover through tsc aAms-
stabbed night
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SONNET.
BY Edwa ID l.. Dawson.

Poems. when all lfe's tutelssa is dome
And you. ms goldentrumprts. skate the ar
When ali my days are funer.slssl IN one
And the hope and love lie luriod sith
despair.
When from these battleacids far cities ri.s
And golden crops shine on the shatt.r,.
soil,
And over feots OF sunken morshaaSis.,
Great ships so ridins home ~ith richer
spoil,
Let strong storms. beating do~u the
wounded DARK
swallow the land where once my hfs wss
played.
And lvid iigh tning lay the hoAveu stars
over the ruin where my grNys il laid.
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DOWN THE GREAT RIVER
VI. z. BuhIer.

SLOW passing down The ri-~-
he swan-like steamer vlfdsx
" here wilk wet grasses qlGiver
Above the shallow tides
by rocking unzrves ana lAnairrs
That suller waters lave
And under hstsd bridge lfxhrs
Ihat siinrner IN the wave
sweet are the danx WOOD o1or,
Borne hither. as wp pass
Old Haddan and Hadlyr,~ r~.ttiax
Deep Ia the Indian grass.
And through the shadows rasl.it.
Along the wooded sror-
are insect voices calling.
PT1meval as of yore.
80 softly down the rtv~-
The sran-iiSe steamer Rides.
Dlpplng, With beams a-quiver.
Deep IN the misty tides.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12

Should the city of Madras, Indis, de
eide to install modern sew age and water
systems, as are reported to be under con-
siderst,on by the local government, these
projects should offer an opportunity for
the sale of the requisite equipment and
supplies for such construction, and also
create market for both tubs and labora-
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NOT IN THE UNION.
By W. ". whiteiocls.

met an ancient, gray haar.a rl>n.
4 scy the upon bis shoulder
/ nan lie no one 4 ever sen
" 40 weaker looked an1 older.
! stopped him and said That thing
fou carry ike a sabre
Prociaims the worEman but dn you
Belong TO Union Labor -
he looked at me and snook las ls-A.
My WORK is never caASsnx
ne held reap Is very large.
And ever more increasing.
10 ft1sUre i We for foolish strikes.
ask no raise or bonus
never rest-ny name - Time.
In Greece they call me chrunDs.'
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Ad Waiting
THE PASSING STRANGE.

Since moons decay sod suns decline
How elsr should end this life ~ roisSig
water and saitness Are not vins
But In the dsrkest hour of mint
when even the fose@ pessr for sssbr
ihe byrc-co'ck crows he feels the llgst
20. In this water n1ss~f With hyst
The byre-rork spirit crows from t~us,S
Ihat death vii change be~su~ ~ rnisS4
For all things change tho sAstss s:hno~ns
The wandering spirits change ,h~4y ran~-~
The corn Is gathered 20 tho grange
The corn is sovn again. ~ srovs
Ihe stars burn out. The dark o~ss srs~s
The rhythns change. they Do 90, esys~
They chanee. and 80. Who pa-. AZ. lsso,
ldke DUST blown through tho s',.~,s 81
Rome
Change ever. 100 wo have no born..
Only beauty. only . p~,vey
5sd IN the fruit. bright In tf~ rr~~,
fndlossiy erring for It's hour
nut gathering. as we stray q sn~
Df Life. - lovely ard in,~71s~
~ fingers when We wander he-rIrs
That tho~ who follow feel t~hind
boir bsrks. when all t~for~ ~ blind
our Joy rampant - the mind
The Yais H~wi~v
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Lost and Pound


AUTOMOBILE DDST-Notice. slOO re-
ward will be paid for Information FUR
nished Is loadinR to the arrest and con-
tlCtion Of the person or persons stealing
Mitchell touring car. motor No. S22Ul
avs model. Delaware registration No.
luhhi property of John A. tlausen. Body
painted dark green. new fender on right
front extra tire rack in rear. Delaware
Automobile Association. Chas G.. Guyer.
Secretary
GOLD MATCH-Isdy's lost between ball
grounds. second ana du pont. and Fourth
and Grant avenue. Initials B. ID. NJ. Lib
erai reward his Ferris street.
kENS Thursday morning. July :. between
~ixth and fatnall and seventh and Wash
tngton. bunch ~ keys. Name OF owner on
tsg htndiy return to Every Evening Once
and receive reward
UMBRELLA saturday morning. July 3.
un delaware avenue car. snort. bIaca
handled umbrella with cord. Kindly re-
turn 60 tNcry LVtning Once and receive
reward
WRIST WATCH Gold. Waltham on Mar
ket street near Eignth 4DO Delaware
avenue or phone eof
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CORNER LOWERING AVENUE
AND LINCOLN STREET. APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. JOS.
BANCROFT 4 SONS co.
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Personals

DR GEORGE h. MASON. JR.-Osteo-
pathic Physician. announces the removal
pi his offices IRON 2Ol " Ninth street TO
aOa Delaware avenue. Phone 6669.
koTtCE-On and after this date | will not
be- responsible for any debts unless con-
tracted ny myself. Jos. &. Straley, 2ol h-
Ilffl sfrr,f
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Houses For Sale 81
DELAWAHE CfTY-Vor sale. throe-s.ory
cght-room dwelling in most desirable
,ectlon on Washington street between
Front and William streets: lot sor1Oo
home at rra~onsbIe ngure. For further
informa ton communicate with Mrs g. w.
jefferson, Delaware City Del
Harry Yerger. alo shipIey street
LINCOLN ST. fpos--sin- room house shed
Kitchen. porch. bath. electricity and ga.
Lion gas heater and gas range linoleum
&c, Lot i7110o. fmmesjis,e possession,
This Is a nics hou-~. Owner being Obliged
20 leave city, viii coll st = bargain.
LINCOLN ST. tg02-Near shailcross Sice
tccatson. Nine rooms. bath newly pap~red
painted. gas, electric. square plan. =crni.
detached. Now ready for occupancy Phone
2217 y.
MARKFT ST. t4fpp-Bungalow I'VE rooms
bath. electric light, heater Immediate
gosscss,on: Apply 5oa Concord avenue.
Suburban For Sale 81
BRACK-FX., DEL Bungaior. 5ve rooms.
attic. electric. gas. oemcnted cellar porch
0ev ptrriess heater. lot i2sxt20. Price
fsAco. Possession Immediately. r. H.
Johnson. Central avenue Brack-Ex. Del.
Phone $3.50.
CLAYMcST. DEL.-Bungaiov. 10, s01
$50. Nine rooms. two baths not wst-r
heat. e~ctrtc light, nns old shade troe~
modern garage chicken houses Phone
sg3s or Holly Oak 2tZ
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Legal Not,res

Anyrhsrs- " you ~snt 70 sril 80 Hannil-
ton. the square D~,i Auctior~rr and
Farm Assns. Io5 Matt-on So phoney34sw
Legal Notices 81
NOTTCE-EssA,s of naryays, j Wjrr do
erased. Not.cr is hereby given that letters
testsm-n.sry upon the estate 81 Bargaret
J Wt~r. late of Brand yviue aundref de-
gn%a, "rr or ,y duly zransed - unto Harry
Juns. A. ID. 1920 snd an persons IN
debt~d to the said decea@cd are requested
10 MAKE payment % ths executor without
delay. and all persons having demands
against the dsrrasef are required to ex-
hini. and present. the sarse duly probated
s~ensy socond day q June. Gn " A. IS's .. 1877 e
or solde Dy ne la~ "a this behalf. Harry
Emmons. Executor. ADDRESS; Law Build
ina. Wilmington. Delaware.
PROPOSALS FOR TOILET ROOMS
Seated proposals will be received By the
Board Of Public Education Ia Wilmington
Public Schooi-scparats boys and gir.s'
toilet rooms 70 be connected TO main
buficinr. with all plumbing axtures and
hot rster heat and ventilation Teachers
toilet IA present school. No. ! Public
5cnooi-same as No. Public School No
for boys and girls toilets and make con
noctions With school buildings No 20
Public School-sarne as No. t3 Public
school. Bidders must furnish plans ana
sp-secations showing outlay The pro-
posais must he deposited on the desk of
the president Of the Board of Pubic Edu-
p l..
day. July u. 1920, and must DC marked
Proposal for Toilet Rooms. The rlght
to reject any and all bids is reserved
Board Of Puoiic Education. VI. Howard
jester Secretary.
hOTiCE-Estate Of Frank n Maniey. de-
erased. Notice IS hereby given that letters
tsstamentaEy upon the estate Of Frank
II. Manlry, late of Wilmington hundred
deceased. we're duly granted unto Lfnuie
II, Buckrsltcr on the twenty-ninth day
OF June. ID. 1920. aud all persons in
dcbteG 10 tho said descea sec are reutle<tsss.
70 make payment IN the executrfr without
delay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased ara required 20
exhibit and present the same duly pro
hated 10 The said exscutrix on or before
the twenty min tn day OF June A. y. 1921
abide BY the Law in this behalf Linnie
II. Buckwalter Executrix. Address Caleb
X. Burchenal, attorney-at-lav. Ford Bldg
Wilmington. Del.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR RENT

APARTMENTS; FIVE ROOMS.
BATH, STEAM HEAT AND HOT
WATER. si3 sHIPLRf STREET.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, CON
TANNING FIVE ROOMS, SUIT
ABLE FOR OFFICES SI3 SHIP
LEY STREET. BASEMENT IA
GfRARD STREET TWO-STORY
BRICK BUILDING. SUITABLE
FOR MAN ANUFACTURER OR GA
RAGE. APPLY To GILPTN 3
WOODWARD. iOi W. EIGHTH ST.
PHONE so9.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lodge Notices

NOTlCE-By order Of the chancellor COM
uaander Of Oriental Lodge. No IL. X. OF r.
the Aforesaid lodge will not be respon stblc
for any bills contracted unless indorsed ny
Tn. chancellor commander, vicc-chan-
cellor or master of cNchcquer John l..
Yates. 1r. Chancellor Commander.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12
Houses For Rent

WAwAsEr vK.--rNMEDIArH POS
SESSION. THREE MODERN HOMES.
wAwAsET AVE. At JACKSON sT.
PRICE sSooo AND secoo. TERMS. $500
CASH: BALANCE LIKE RE Mt. HoR
ACE 8. ALLEN. 1000 wAwAsET AVE.
PHONE 7soe.
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EMPLOYMENT
Hetp Wanted Female

ncp Wonte0 rcmo6 J&
GIRLs---Expcricnced operators on crown
week. Good wages excellent working con-
ditions. Apply Employment Once, Bond
Manufacturing Corporation. Fifth and
Monroe streets.
HOUsEkEEPER--Mld Mlddlc-Agcd woman. No
objection To ono child. Good homo for right
party. George Dobson. Dover. Del.
LADY CANvAssERs-FIFTE OF
NEAT APPEARANCE. FOR AN UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY. CAN EARN
$50 AND UP PER WEEK. REFERENCE
REQUIRED. ADDRESS T 1. EVERY
EVENING OFFICE.
LAUNDRESs-Five days : week. 1t Chill
drens Home, Rivcrview.
NURSE MAID grown white girl. Ap-
ply iO2 w. Twent seventh street.
OPERATORs--GIRLs EXPERIENCED
AND LEARNERS. TO WORK ON SEW
ING MACHINES MAKING ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS. GOOD PAY WHILE
LEARNING. WHEN YOU BECOME
EXPERIENCED YOU CAN EARN
VERY GOOD WAGES. WE PAY THE
VERY BEST PIECEwoRK RATES AND
BONUS. CONTINUOUS WORK ON
ONE PART ALL YEAR ROUND.
CLEAN, LIGHT AND PLEASANT
woRkRooM. APPLY AT ONCE. TOP
KIs BROS. CO.. 2i7 FRENCH STREET.
SAI.ESLADIES-S experienced. Gold
stein Bros. 3O7 King street
STORE GIRL-Wanted. Apply Stsinl.'s,
Seventh and King streets
WOMAN-For cooking and downstairs
work, References required, 1910 W. your
teenth street Phone 273I
WELTERs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wciters. also loopers. ON ladies hose. Della
ware Hosiery Misunderstanding Co.
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INVOCATION TO LIBERTY.

BY R. L. Mesro1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Auction Sales

Auction Sales %
AUCTION sALEs--Of every ie.cription
Anywhere ~ you ~snt 70 -,il ~~e Harnil-
ton. the square D~1 Aucsfon~rr and
Farm Agent. Io5 Madison So phone7Sfsw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12

okD Touring. tine car Phone seo J. f.
between - anu > noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

, Touring Fine car. Phone $40 J bo-
a a a.ug pnpu
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Machinery and Tooh

Musical Instruments 62
PATHE-Phonographs ! nd their ErcNtcst
features. No needles to change. Plays Ali
make records with their respective noodles
1T their best. Guaranteed Ave years Al
ford Piano Co. 2i0 W. Ninth street
PIANO-Marshall Wendell: bureau and
couch. Call after pm. l706 Scott street.
PLAYER PIANO-S575. Cost 500 today
Afford Piano Co., 2lo w. Ninth street
PIANO-Robelen make. Phone 1851
USED PIANO-In good condition. mahog-
any case. SlS5. Afford Piano Co.. 2io W
Ninth street.
Wanted-To Buy G.
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WANT an expressman Read the classi,
81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12

operators on crown
assembling machines. Five-dny. A8-hOur
week. Good wages. excellent working con-
ditions. Apply Employment Once, Bond
Manufacturing Corporation. Fifth and
Monroe streets.
The herald., 1920-03-04
Alcohol and Plants.

BY means of a magnetic lever rotat-
ing a delicately poised astatic needle
that actuates q small mirror, the cfes-
cograph can give a magniication OF
l to 1000, 600, 900. Its inventor, Sir
Jagadis Chandra Bose, has used II to
show the actual crescent" process of
plants. Like the movement OF a gla-
cier, the growth of a plant Is an ac-
tual progress, difficult, maybe, to
measure, but measurable nevertheless,
and there Is no reason why Sir Jaga-
dis invention should not be turned to
very important uses. He showed on
the screen that the use Of alcohol had
q c~uriously erratic effect in the growth
of the plant and by so much was out
Of all harmony with the plants "natu-
raj" that is, normal and harmonious,
processes. How far the inventor has
pushed his Investigations is not told.
At all events, by his logical research
he has thrown a curious light on those
Indian ~jugglers that were believed to
make a flower grow before the eyes OF
the spectator.
The herald., 1920-03-04
CHARTER.

Orleans, La, / share. The subscribers
hereto have respectively written opposite
their names the amount of stock in this
corporation subscribed for by each of
them so that this act of Incorporation
may also serve as the original subscrip-
ton list of said corporation.
Thus lone and passed, at my office, in
the city of New Orleans, on the day.
month and year herein first above writ
ten in the presence of Abraham Gold
berg and II. Gencres Dufour, competent
witnesses. who have hereuntO signed their
names, together with the. said appearers
and me. Notary, after due reading of
the whole. Original signed) Ferd Katz,
40 Camp St, New Orleans, A shares,
F. Duyal Armstrong, 40 Camp St, New
hernia Bank Il T. Co, New Orleans, l
share; l.. V. De Gruy, New Orleans, La,
! share. Witnesses; Abraham Goldberg.
II. Genercs Dufour. Al. G. Hammer, Not.
Pub.
|. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of IncOr
p~Oration of the "Cuyamel Steamship Com
pany. Inc" was his day duly recorded
in my office. III Book 1898, folia -.
New Orleans, February p, 1920.
,SigncdD Emile J. Leonard. by. r..
/. the undersigned Notary Public. do
hereby certify that the above and fore.
going j. a true and correct copy of the
ship Company, Inc" on file and of rec
ord in my Office, together with the GER
tificatr of the Deputy Recorder of Mort
cages thereto attached.
Witness my hand and seal of Office at
New Orleans. La, this LIST day of March,
1920. AL e. HAMMER. Not. Pub.
iScaD
Mar. 4.Npr. 5.
The herald., 1920-03-04
MAN REALLY KNOWS LITTLE
Even the Wisest Of the Human Race
Amazingly Ignorant, Asserts
Writer in Boston Paper.

The wisest man in the world knows
only tiny fraction Of what there Is to
be learned, and the mass OF human
knowledge, painfully acquired ana
handed on since our far-off ancestors
came down out of the trees, Is only q
faint glimmer in the midst Of the dark
unknown.
Much Of the unknown Is unknown
able; a little of it, the human mind
laboriously takes possession of as CEN
turtles pass.
Most OF us are amazingly ignorant.
We are like the classic example OF
the school children, coming their
books, who couldn't tell what kind OF
wood their desks were made OF.
Actually. we are afraid of seeming
TO know too much outside Of the trod-
den ways; we despise the high
brow"
And at the same time how contemp-
tuous we are likely to be of some n
who seems TO be more ignorant than
ourselves.
The man who has stopped learning
Is living at a standstill. Make every
one you meet your teacher, II you
would get the most out Of life. That
boy scout, that venerable farmer, that
sharp young salesman-each has q bit
Of special knowledge for you.
Be a student, ever though your
s~chooldays are in the remote past
and no a mere book studRnt.-Boston
Herald.
The herald., 1920-03-04
CHARTERS.


t.ry r,Iitr. in Law ,or n, obf,rfs and
,.,rEoi.. a., ,r, folI,,y5,r .rri.L..' ,.f firth
,u5 .,rr.,-.t which rr.y .trpt y, fhrir
charter
The nam, md tifl. Of mi, ,nrno-,tion
.r.rr Ln urIto, \ Robertson. In,orpor-
r,.I md ~ snail exist ami ,ufuv slrr,~-
sion. lr IFS rpruuratr nam, for +, upriOd of
uIu,fE.uiu, wears from d.tr hereof. with
.G o., r.-Hfs aud powr-s NOW or hereafter
conferred 10y law upon similar corpora
riuH-. IT'S dowir.Ic shall Doe Co. Co.,. city
OF \,' Orleans. Louisiana. auf .l ,itu-
.tuu- .trt other .ag.l process hall 10,
served uuuu 'h- president. aud IN the
event of his absence. up,u the Vic" Pres
iI'ut. or SECRETARY. 100 a." order named
n Tr, ,,,ir.l ..,.l off This ,,-r,r,ti,u
rs l.r.uH uN'd at Ten Thousand lSl0.uUUl
l%'vil.r~. and ~ait -tuuk shall b., divided
into and represented 10y Ou- hundred tlOJ
shares of o., I.r vain, coz rHr Hundred
tNl.u' Doll lbs each None of said stock
shall Dee sold or Transferred 10 amy person
me- already q ,tu.hlolI.r IU said Com
unUrv without first being offered iu writing
go It's Iuuh yrIu, 20 the -'n.khuld,r> of the
'nINHnh Tor % period OBJ not less than
'"itls "+h>. >"'" pl'L ,'"'l To-" '"ld' l'
NIiLlh- u" 't," >L",H""l''E "i record Wh"
,I|'l nave 'h' 'i-f| during SAM ihlrlN
t.'~ q" purchase d" Ms BOOK value Inc
~''a' iF".'"F'i"i OF the 80" 'i' Is Sd" offered
.r '"' STOCK already hrIa ANA owned 10y
Dam BEARS 10 l"' WHOM amount al >Io'h
"N ,,"""Ih- '\'t"r''' OF i.' >.'H so ",
49,. .,.r, - ,r, ,""I,
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-.n -. ~. 49,,
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and .,.r.rr a.. ', ,.I Ill. n- r.,,II
,.-4. 80. -..i
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,..L4,,. .s..r Min mi .,.r,r,I >.
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H.. .l.r. -, ,, .,-inndn,
f .tr. IN -
~, ~ w" .' 'n,"-, $500 =
l, ."''' '' N"' f'"P'I '""""'l "4 Us ahalrS
" 49, '"'''''''" "'''"' Ut
"'..
" The corporate, powers of this cor
r]ur.ti"u shall %" vested lu 20 BOARD Of Iii
]r'rt"r>, of not less than three or more
than seven. 80 majority Of whom shall con
.tiiut" 81 quorum Tor "a, transaction Of
business. and ID" officers of this ,orpOr-
alton shall br g president. % Nj.r. president.
% secretary and q treasurer. with the op-
The herald., 1920-03-04
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
DEATON & ROBERTSON, MOOR
pORATED

State of Louisiana. Parish Of Orleans.
Be II known. That on this twenty-sixth
day of February, 1920. before me, Thos.
F.. FurIow, a duly commissioned, qualified
and acting Notary Public in and for the
Parish of Orleans. State Of Louisiana. and
in the presence Of the hereinafter named
and undersigned witnesses. personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed, and
severally declared that, ayailing themselves
Of the general laws of the State Of Louis
lana in such cases made and provided.
they have formed and organized, and do
by these presents form themselves and
such others as may hereafter become as
ISOLATED with them into, a corporation and
The herald., 1920-03-04
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
FUERST & KRAEMER, LIMITED.

United States of America, State or LOU
isiana. Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans. Re il known, That on this first day
of March, 1920, before me. Charles Rosen.
a Notary Public. duly commissioned and
qualified, in and for the Parish Of Orleans:
therein residing, and in the presence OF
the undersigned witnesses, personally
came and appeared Albert Kraemer, Chair.
man. and Joseph NJ. Meyer. Secretary. OF
a meeting of Fuerst & Kraemer. Limited
a corporation organized by act before
Walter Charles Parlange, Notary Public
for this Parish, on March Ii, 1911, re
corded in Mortgage Office Of his Parish
The herald., 1920-03-04
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The herald., 1920-03-04
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