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Evening journal., 1920-12-29
BIS DEAN SNYDER.

CLEVELAND, Dec. % Football Is
sport OF many systems And a sys-
TEN that works at one school can be
transplanted with equal success 10
another.
II has been tried out in ohio this
year and proven.
Ohi0s two champion football
elevens will be playing 10, national
honors IN the west on New Year Day.
Both used the same style OF play IN
gaining blue-name grid glory.
East Tech High OF Cleveland. o.,
will battle Everett WASH High at
Everett FOR the scholastic title and
Ohio state carries the burden OF rep
resenting the east and middle west
against the California Bears at pasa-
dena, Calf. Tor the collegiate palm.
Ohio State is an open playing. for
ward passing, brainy and speedy team.
East Tech is a second edition Of the
same
Virtually the same plays that made
the Bucks champions OF The Big Ten
gave East Tech the scholastic title OF
the east and middle west
Coach sam Willaman. Of the Tech
ers. Is an old Ohio State star He has
u
/ the university 10 Fast Tech.
| His boys work the forward pass as
well as most conere players. They
take chances with the open-play style
In the shadow OF their own goal posts.
where other teams would resort 20
punting And they get away with IT,.
The Cleveland eleven also executes
an Onside kick that has gained a lot
OF ground for them
Willaman Is a slickler FOR Interior
ence. Every man is trained 20 gel q
man. Il has worked so perfectly sew
eral times this year that the man car
rying the ball has had an open field
90 run for touchdown. They made
several long hikes when they beat
Scott High, OF Toledo. by the every
n-getting-his-man" system
The East Tech eleven will be out
weighed shout tNenty-lhree pounds
10 the man when they stack I'M
against the Washingtonians. The only
whale on the team is "SWcde" Carl
son. captain and fullback. he weighs
40 pounds.
Carlsons backield running mates
are lightweighis, but very fast and
good pass casters and catchers.
Johnny Benin, left half, is a 1874
FOUNDER His long runs for touch
downs have been the features OF sew
eral games Of the past season. The
right half Don McFadden. carries i3s
pounds OF weight. and Is another speed
player Quarterback Burkowitz is the
midget OF the eleven. His weight il
iiS pounds
Weight in the line is distributed as
follows Hardy, i45: guards
Frato, IA, and Paul, i6O: tackles -
Block. i6O. and Trice, i6S: ends-Ra.
mos, i42, and Norton Benin. f45.
Scott High. OF Toledo. which mad,
the coast trip in 1919, was set 20 ge
II again. But East Tech beat the TO
ledO eleven in its own bailiwick "a I,
Z a few week sage and received IN,
coveted invitation.
So. on New Year Day. both Obi,
champion teams will be using IN,
/ same system in their respective bat
ties for national gridirOn titles.
! Talent in the Willaman family run
b. 20 football. Coach sam Willaman, o
: East Tech High, was star end OF
the Ohio State eleven seven years axe
: His brother Frank Is now playin
guard for the Wilcemen. His ki
1 brother is a freshman az East Tech
and is sure TO make the team mex
S season.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
CHERE's On + REASON

Mule-deer. also. were fairly plcnil-
ful In This district. They had drilled
down 90 the lower valleys on account
of the heavy SHOWS and unusual cold
weather
The caribou keep In NE alp land,
above the trees or in the scrubs near
the timber line. They like the high
basins. especially those that offer Wei
and sOggy undertaking,
The member NJ the deer family has
a wonderful sense OF smell. However,
Us eyes far surpass those Of the
moose. le seems always 10 be In a
hurry when going from place 10 place.
ia like 10 see race between a big
| bull caribou and one Of our best gr(t0
circuit irOticrs Believe I'D have 10
/ bet on the caribou
The moose. too, Is a irotter. but the
caribou gels away faster and covers
more ground In lis stride.
The mulo-deer OF the R0ckies--or
lthe black-tail deer. as u Is called-is
larger than The eastern species. II has
lbig ears and bounccs Ike rubbei
ban when on The move.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

has quit the ring. Let them dig me
up a real opponent arOung New
Ork.' he says. Johnny evidently
reads the papers that print The gate
receipts Of Nckard's shows.
Because Cobb has a temperament
Some say he'll never do
But perhaps they have never seen
How an good pilots stew.
In days gone by Sir John McGraw
Was known for umpire batting
And John Is still one manager
Whose work amt hesitating.
Clark Grinlth makes the prediction
that by 1928 there won't be a single
sptball pitcher able 20 fool the bat
ter. llo doesn't think COveleskie.
shocker. Quinn and Faber viii live
that long.
The u. s. Girls Hockey team is
home from tour OF England. they
say a lovely time was had by all.
Their English opponents sympalhized
with them so sincerely when they
lost that Il made 10 seem they had
really won. The phillies ought 10
enjoy themselves In England.
Purdue is slated 10 get the boot
when The Big Ten" confereaoe ON
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
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~ ~ I JAWS

While C0ul0n does 10 all by touch
SO Paris wise men found.
Johnny COulon IS giving Paris a
new sensation by his mind lighting
lie Is charged with exerting super
natural powers by the mere laying
on OF hands. lie ought IN make a lot
OF money teaching the trick 20 would
be fighters here at home.
Cincinnati ministers have organ
lied a gym class in order TO build up
enough muscle 10 put the punch
into their sermons. They say 10
works
swedo nisberg sends word back
from the coast that he'll be back in
the A. l.. cracking the well-known
onion next year. Swede evidently
doesn't read the papers much.
Johnny Nba1e armlY denies -
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
WHO'LL BE THE NEXT?

WHO'LL BE THE NEXT?
sound the trumpet-blow the flute,
Another champ has hit the chute.
New Orleans loss Is New IOrk's gain
pete Herman is among the slain.
Lunch hit him where it hurts the
worst,
so low the bantam crowns reversed
II looks like The International
League enjoyed itself last year. SO
FAR only I'VE pilots have been changed
and new president elected.
patsy Flaherty. Akron pitcher, was
sold 10 san Francisco the other day.
He cost the management OF the Ak
ron Club ss cents, the. price OF tele-
gram. Patsy won his seven first
starts in the box.
Dempsey hits with an his might
10 knock the set-ups down
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
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less farcical. Player % not like 10
take chances. and ihoy don't as a rule.
Clubs have tried TO sci back some Of
the expenses OF a training camp by
exhibition tours But the little col
lcctcd hardly pays them for The
chances they take.
The best argument for extra games
Is That they break up long train rides.
The Yankees. with Babe Ruth. are
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
TRANSFORMING DOESN'T PAY.

Baseball managers aren't very strong
boosters FOR transforming trips any
more
The question OF leading their teams
nm 10 The wire on opening day IN per-
feet condition is one Of their biggest
worries.
Next spring will find many OF the
bir league clubs sticking closer 10
their camps than ever. some OF them
had very disastrous migratory trips
last year.
Even the sandwiching in OF cXhlbi-
tlon games on on days during The sea
son Is being frOWncd on.
n is argued that high-salaried stars
don't play up 10 their previously adj
vertised regulations and thus cheaper
the game In the minds Of the public
All exhibition games NJ more or
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
ny MORRIS ACKERMAN.
Fishing aud Hunting Expert.

FISHING ana ltunuug Expert.
Moose and caribou
There's plenty OF them 10 hunt 80
miles north OF Mount Robson. British
Columbia. la the Canadian Rockies.
But unlike their eastern Kin they're
up above the underline.
An eastern big-game hunter would
expect 90 ind them in the barrens and
fats. but the mOnarchs Of the forest
are more crafty In the west.
The moose browse on the willows
In the fats as they do on alders IN
the east but they play and sleep
and watch from the unObstrucied
vantage points above the tree line In
the western ranges.
on my recent higlgame hunt in he
Canadian Rockies, which covered forty
days, our party bagged two splendid
bun moose. both with heads OF over
/ nfly-inch spreads, and four big bull
caribou
Ne saw twenty moose. al least hall
OF them being bulls. and thirly-cigh
caribou. OF which six or eight Wcr,
bulls
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

Adlon A. e.. defeated Delaware Irs..
Yesterday. az 90 z. The feature OF
Inc game was the shooting OF J..
Churnside and l. Collins.
AdlOn would like 10 arrange games
with any ~ 90 "a wear old basketball
team in the city send challenges TO
nhnnn llIl-M
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

probably the only club that would
draw very much through the turn
stiles In exhibition games next spring.
They'll probably take advantage Of II,
too.
But on the whole. Transforming
tours don't do a bah club any good.
financially or otherwise.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
THE SAD STORY.

Charley Cali, one OF the reg
ular East Tech ends. won't
make the trip 90 Everett for the
New Year game. shortly before
the Scott High game be- smoked
a cigarette on one OF the down
town streets OF Cleveland. Tie
met Coach Willaman. The next
day Charley turned in his mole
skins by request. The East
Tech High coach doesn't permit
smoking during training season.
one cigarette caused Cali 10
miss the banner trip OF his life.
al Of which makes a sad story.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

recent buzz in New York by not get
ting the Kid 10 siga a contract.
Right now Banjo is bringing good
luck 10 the Mhirlwinds. crack Brook
Ign basketball team The quintet has
lost but one game out OF 81 starts.
Banjo was sick the evening OF the
game.
Ball players are practically all
superstitOus. They believe in the
iinX-whatever 10 Is. n they get an
idea In their d0mcs that the sign is
on EN-, they're gone. But If they be-
lieye in a good luck omen their spir-
its rise and their averages climb.
The White SoX believed in Banjo
and COPIED. The Dodgers did the
same thing Yet neither won a world
series. The Kid runs ont OF gas, It
seems.
But If any big league club would
be satisfied with just winning a pen
nlnt. Why Eddie rs a guaranteed in
yestmcnL His record proves 10.
Otherwise the good luck kid may
have 60 20 90 the minors.
The Want Ads for the coming three
weeks will help In real estate and the
] selling and H"ving 81 farms and
hnmpe
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
Union KEEPS WINNING.

The Union Church League basket
ball team handed Neighborhood A. G.
a 1927 defeat last night on the
Ncighborhood floOr. This was the
second time The church leagucrs
have defeated the Italian boys this
season. The other game was on De-
lcember 10, the score being 3i-ie
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

NEIGiIbOltIIOOD A. @


The Young Friends A. A. will open
their season tomorrow night al W.
Friends school gymnasium with the
Upland Friends team OF Upland. Pa.
The game is scheduled To start al 3
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

There are many ways 10 turn an
auto into casn. secure a new car or
one OF different make under FORUM
ate conditions by taking advantage
Of he Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
GAIL OFF FOOTBALL GAME.

The football game between Ches-
rock and Ewing, scheduled for sat
urday afternoon at Harlan Field. has
called on by the ChesrOok on
Gals.
Injuries sustained TO several Of the
players in the latter games Of the sea
son and the fact that several depend
ables will be out OF the city Saturday.
the Chesrook officials thought IL best
to call OF the game.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
WELSH STOPS CREEN.

NV NUNk, Dec. % United pressl
Freddy Welsh former lightweight
champion, celebrated his return 10 the
ring here by stopping Willie Kid"
Green. Boston, In four rounds. Green
failed 10 come ont FOR the flflh round
on the pretense OF wrcnched
shoulder Physicians pronounced him
uninjured and the referee declared
Welsh the winner.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
1Sg>gNd1N'J0
" .DZEM !

The following sores were rolled
last night on the alleys Of Gradys
bowling and billiard partors:
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

The Want Ads will supply second
hand furniture and many household
seeds and economical prices,
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
WJOTS

ALL-WulMINGTON QUOT LEAGUE
Keystone ...... Q Q q i3 2i-2
Tenth Ward Iii q i3 q 2O-3
Keystone-Wiggins. Hackett, Brief
man, COnnOr. Higgins.
Tenth Ward -Mulhern, a.awless.
Mahoney, Hare.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

cisls meet. So SAYS rumor. The In
diana school Is charged with not win
ming a single conference game In Ave
years.
Bear stories are still coming out OF
the camp OF the California Bruins
about the New Year nay game-which
is the natural thing 90 expect.
Wise baseball critics all declare
That Johnson Ban will fudge
Until some day he's hauled In court
To say. Good mOraing. Judge.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

Dempsey hits with an his might
10 knock the set-ups down
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-26
AMENDMENT
&. IL. FOX COMPANY. INC

United States of America State of Lou
lslana. Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans: BE it known. That on this
Eleventh. day of the month of August, in
the year OF our Lord, one thousand nine
huhdred and twenty. before me, Purnell
Mitchell Miner, a Notary Public, in and
Tor the State of Louisiana. Parish of
Url I aforesaid, duly commissioned
witnesses hereinafter named and under
Slgned personally came and appeared
[. B. Fox. President of c. y. Fox Com
pany. Inc, WHO declared that at a Sprcia |
Meeting of the stockholders of c. r. 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 incor-
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
stock of said corporation beyond the
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 endors-
ed at the foot of these minutes by all Of
the stockholders:
Present: c. b. Fox. owning and hold
Ing 99S shares; III. l.. Daunoy, owning and
holding l share; Willoughby b. 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,
1t 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
tion shall be Two Hundred Fifty Thou
sand Dollars $3.50 100000
And Article (e) SO as to read:
lei The capital stock, as presently
constituted, shall consist of Twenty five
Hundred Shares (25O0) of the par value
Of One Hundred Dollars $4,000 a
share
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-26

State of Louisiana. Parish of Orleans,
City Of New Orleans. BE II Known that
this the 10Th day Of August in the year
of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and
Twenty. before me. Warren V. Miller. a
duly commissioned, qualified and acting
Notary Public in and for the Par5S h
of Orleans. State of Louisiana, and IN
the presence of the hereinafter named
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed
and severally declared that awaiting
themselves and those they represent of
the general laws of the State of Louis
lana in such cases made and provided
they have formed and organized, and by
these presents form themselves, as wen
as those they represent ana such others
AS may hereafter become associated with
them. into a corporation and body pol
lite in law for the objects and purposes
i'm 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 IL shall exist and en-
joy succession by its corporate name for
a period of Ninety-nine 800 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 ana leSai 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 IL
The Capital Stock of this corporation
is hereby fixed at the sum of Twelve
Thousand Dollars ($12,OOO00), all of
which shall be divided into and repre-
scented by One Hundred and Twenty
Q2O) shares of the par value of One Hun
dyed Dollars $4,000 each. Stock may
be paid for in money. in services render
ed the corporation, or in property and
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CHARTER

liuuidators, to he elected by the stockhold-
ers from among their number, at the meet
ing which decides TO liquidate. The fees
and compensation of said liquidators shall
be fixed and determined at the meeting al
which they are elected. Said hquidat0rs
shall have full power and authority TO
settle the entire business and affairs OF
the corporation. In the event Of the death
or inability of any of the said liquidatorS
the survivor to him or them among the
liquidatOrs shall appoint Il successor or
successors TO him or them from among the
stoC kholderS.
ARTICLE IX.-Cntil the election to be
held in June, 1921, the following named
stockholders shall constitute the first
Board of Directors. viz: Benjamin Har-
rison. Charles :. Robinson. Capt. \. de
ZalduondO. George +. GOOdspeed, Capt. l..
Ibarreta, William o. Ramos.
Article N.-The subscribers have writ
ten opposite their respective names their
pOstoffice addresses and the amount Of
stock subscribed for by each Of them in
this corporation. so that this act or fucor-
pOration shall serve as an original sub
ScriptiOn list.
Thus done and passed, in my office. in
the City of New Orleans, on the day.
month and year herein above written. in
the presence of Maurice x. WOulfc and
Thomas u. Dimitry. both Of this city, com
petent witnesses. who have hcrcunto signed
their names with the said appearcrS and
me. Notary, after due reading Of the
whole.
Original signed: BENZ Harrison. 29I7
trSulne Ave. 10 shares. 4. :. Robinson,
4Jll Camp St, 10 shares; Capt. 4. de Xal-
duOndo 1422 y. Pri"ur St. 10 shares Geo.
| +. Goodspced. l7l0 Prytania St, 10 shares:
Capt. l.. lbarrcta, 1880 IrSuline Ave, 10
shares; W. O. Ramos, 1880 BarOnne St,
! 10 shares.
Witnesses: Maurice r. Woulfc. Thos.
! u. Dimitry.
THOMAS V. CRAVEN.
- Notary Public.
I. 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 incorpora-
! tiOn of the Harrison Paint Company. In
Icorporatcd, was this day duly recorded in
| my office in Book 12i2 Folio J3l. New
! Orleans, June 2Nth. 1920.
! (SiGncdD EMILE j. LEONARD, by. L.
| / certify the above and foregoing 20 be
a true copy Of the original act of incbr-
! poratiOn of the Harrison Paint Company,
incorporated, and of the certificate of the
| Recorder of Mortgages thereof, eNtant in
| my current register.
! In faith whereof | grant these presents.
under my signature and the impress Of
! my seal Of office. at New Orleans, La, this
| LIST day of July 1920.
| THOMAS V. CRAVEN.
! Notary Public.
| (Scal) July 29-Scpt. .
! July 29-Sept. ..
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CHARTER.

The vote on the foregoing resolution
was unanimous. the holders OF the entire
capital stock totiuE for said increase ana
amendments to the charter.
The president of the corporation. on
nation duly made and seconded, was
authorized to appear before a Notary
Public and to present certified copy OF
these Minutes and Resolution and put in
authentic form the amendment to the
charter of this corporation, and the IN
crease of the Capital stock thereof.
There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned.
And said appearer further declared
that in conformity with the authority
therein delegated to him, he does declare
the charter of said corporation shall De
amended by changing Article Co Of SAID
charter to read:
"(c) The Capital Stock of this corpOr-
alton shall be Two Hundred Fifty Thou
said Dollars $3.50 OO0.OOl.'
and Article teJ Of said Charter TO read as
follows:
"(eD The capital stock, as presently
constituted. shall consist Of Twenty five
Hundred Shares t2JOOl Of the par value
of one Hundred Dollars (SlOoOO) a
share
Thus done and passed, in my office. in
New Orleans, Louisiana, on the day ana
in the month and year herein flrst aDov"
written, in the presence OF Annie l..
Strata and r. /. Schneider. competent
witnesses. who hereunto sign their names
with said appearcr and me, Notary, after
reading of the whole.
(OriginaI signed Annie l.. Strata K
L. Schneider.
(SiCnedD c. Il. Fox.
lSignedD PURNELL NJ. MlLNER.
Notary Public.
l. the undersigned Deputy Recorder of
Mortgages in and for IN" Parish Of Or
leans, State of Louisiana. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Act
of Amendments of Incorporation OF I: T.
Fox Company, Inc. was this dan duiy
recorded ia my office in Book 1910. folio
(SgnedD Emile J. Leonard.
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages
New Orleans. August II. 1920.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
l. Purnel VI. Miner. Notary Public
duly commissioned and qualified. in aud
for the Parish Of Orleans. state OF Lou.
iSiaua. hereby certify that the above ana
foregoing il a true and cOIr"ct copy OF
the Amendments to the Charter of {. Il
FOX COMPANY. INC. as well IS Of the
certificate of the Recorder of Mortgage
thereto appended, Oh fiji" and of record III
nv Notarial office.
IN FAITH WHEREOF. | have hercunto
set my hand and seal AT New Orleans
Louisiana, this Twelfth day of August
1920. - ,,,,,-,,,,
PCRNELL VI. MINER.
Aug. l9-Scpt. %. NOTARY PUHLl'
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CHARTER.

which each have, respectively, subscribed,
which is to be taken and considered as
the original subscription list of this cor
poration, and which is to be recorded as
such.
Thus done and passed at my office at
the City of New Orleans, Louisiana, on the
day, month and year first above written.
in the presence Of Pierre Chevalier and
Hilda Meunier, competent witnesses, who
heTeuntO sign their names with said ap-
pearers, and me, Notary. after due reading
of the whole.
COriginal signed
E. Wallace Holden, two hundred and
twenty five shares.
Sylvan A. Gratia, two hundred and
twenty five shares.
Columbus BierCe, two hundred and TWEEN
ty-five shares.
Irving W. Metz, two hundred and twenty
five shares.
by Columbus BicrCe.
Witnesses:
Z. Chevalier, Hilda Meunier.
ROGER MEUNIER.
Not. Pub.
A true copy of the original on file and
OF record in my office.
ROGER MEUNIER.
Not. Pub.
July 80 20.
]. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the Act of Incorporation of the Dixie Alec
hOl Company, Inc was this day duly re
corded in my office in Book 1912, folio 26j
ct seq. New Orleans. July 20/20
tSiCnedl NORRIS DUNN, X. NJ.
July % Sept. .
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THE Observation-Disclosures
INCORPORATED.

Aug. l0-Scpt. %. NOTARY PUBLIC.
The Glenwood post., 1920-11-20

Listing among its members a former
United States army nurse who holds
decorations for valor from Great Bril-
tain. France and Belgium, the London
post Of the American Legion is active
ly engaged in cementing the friendship
between the two English-speaking
countries. The post, which has ITO
members draws its personnel from the
American embassy, American consul
ates, the q. s. Shipping Board, Ameri-
can Relief Administration, O. s. Army
Liquidation Commission. Graves Regis
tration Service and from host of pro-
LESSONS and businesses In 1t are law
yers, chemists, journalists, engineers.
statesmen, Wallets and chauffeurs all
Joining In the activities of the first unit
Of the American Legion to be estab-
iished in Europe.
Miss Alice Emerson Findley is the
woman member of the post She