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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Society Calendar

MONDAY - Informal ten nt
WOninn's Club. Subscription dance
for younger sct at Jefferson IIO-
tel. 81.
Observation-Disclosures Coalition Club
nj Country Club. PctcrnOn- ItOhins
wedding, 7::D. Reception for DIR.
and Mrs. Jnmcs at Grove Avenue
Baptist Church, = to -. Meeting
OF Interdcnominntion Welfare
LcnEuc mt f07 East Grncc Street, 8.
wEDSESDAY-Mr. wcddcu Ice
lures before WOman's Club, $3.50.
THURSDAi-I.nwn fctc on old
ltichmond College campus, ; to
10. Lawn party on Inmn OF Monu-
ment Methodist Church, z to II.
FRIDAY = Informal dance mt
Hermitage Country Club. silver
Cross Circle of Kings Daughters
meets at 3;30.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hop mt
Country Club OF VIrEInIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Put Up Cool Curtains

Dainty, airy Curtains that admit light and
air. like these:
Filct Net Curtains, S2.85 Pair.
Plain or allover, with or without lace edge
Cream or White. 2h yards long
Summer Madras Curtains, S2.O5 Pair.
In Cream only 2A yards long
Annex, 200 North Fifth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
PRICE, SEVEN CENTS
Pretty White Petticoats
ST. SO TO 1898

Splendid qualities of Longcloth, with broad
hounces of beautiful embroideries or
dounces, with lace edge and several rows
Of lace inserting. Val. imitation fiIet lace,
etc. You will find these wonderful values.
THIRD FLOOR
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

rest of statesmen working against the Allies and the substitution of q moderate conciliatory cabinet for the existing semi-nationalist minis try lie say the dismissal of Must apha kemal would also be part of the British premier's program.
 The Paris ministry has persistent ly pointed out that such clustering intervention could only make things much Worse,' the edition says but it is improbable Mr. Lloyd George will be convinced, for he has engaged in an internal political maneuver to appease the 'non-conformist con- science.'
 !. Premier Millerand gained a few moments of grace by stipulating no action would be taken until the re- ply of the Allied high commission CTS at Constantinople was received"
 I. O. Q. r. Notes.
 Sequassen lodge will hold a regu- lar meeting Thursday evening at 7:3o o'clock in the club rooms in Odd Fellows block.
 The drill team of Martha Rebekah lodge held rehearsal in the society rooms last evening A regular meet ing of the lodge will be held next Monday evening.
 Mrs. Charles w. Sykes has re- covered from an attack of bronchial pneumonia at her home on Maple street.
 Selectman William J. Johnson is able to be out again after being confined to his home since Saturday V with injuries sustained when he was kicked in the leg 1.y his horse.
 Mrs. John Flanagan of Park street is recovering from a severe illness.
 Special: 2h pounds best tea $1.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

Soon. it is almost ready to fall off. You help it just a little by lift ing it off 'twixt thumb and finger. You don't even feel it, because there is no hurt left in it. Millions have proved it the cleanest. surest. safest and most pleasant method.
 ''Gets-It," the never failing, guar anteed money-back corn remover costs but a trifle at any drug store. Mid by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. Sold in New Britain and recon I'll en - ed as the worlds best corn remedy by the Clark & Rrainerd Co. Crow elps Drug Store, Nathan Noveck.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
MILLERAND ASKS
 WILSON'S ADVICE
French Premier Wants His Views on Possible Settlement of Turk
 iSh Question.

Paris. March 9.-Premier Miller and has instructed Jules Jusserand, French am bal Sssa dor at Wash in g tOn comm unicate to PreSiden Wilson general decisions reached rela tive to Turkey by the supreme allied coun- cil and to ask his opinion, Says Per tinaN,' political editor of the Echo de Paris. The editor adds that Eng land and Italy undoubtedly have taken similar action.
 This was done by way of pre- caution in view of Mr. Wilson's S veto of the Turkish settlement which Washington dispatches fore Shadowed.' He continues:
 Hope is still entertained, how ever that America will shoulder her pa Tt of the Oriental burden"
 Premier Lloyd George Of Great Britain proposed on Erlday says PetinaX a grand theatrical demon- tration at Constantinople-the occu- patton of the war ministry, the ar
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
LOCAL ARTIST DIES LATTER LONG ILLNESS 'WfIlaCe Dickinson Was PrOmi-
 nent Marine Painter 'WINTERlNC AT FLORIDA
Former Proprietor or Dudley Place ~--Geor@c +. Dodd and C. W. Stew A@
 Gas Probable Convention Delegates.

' Many local people will be surprised
 fo learn of the death of Wallace Dick
 ipsdsl, for many years a resident of
 East Berlin, lately of Florida. where
 Ire spent his winters. Mir. Dickinson
 was widely known for his beautiful
 marine paintings and had established
 forS himself d lasting reputation as d anltifine artist. It was his custom
 when painting a water scene to go to
 Madison or Rockaway Beach near ? New York where he would remain
 lkure
 Several years ago Mr. Dickinson Ieompletcd a picture which had taken more than seven years in the making and when completed was the object &pf much admiration at one of the New York art exhibitions, and was withou doubt the greatest painting khGs ever produced. The picture was Ian ocean scene reproducing the gi- gantic waves which are the terror of Zs4lle ships One particular wave was freproduced after several years close Observation of the huge pillows com
 ng in at Madison. Year after year. hGthe summer season, MT. Dickinson ySud seat himself on the beach watching for the one wave that he
 wanteG to reproduce. Then at the fheight of a terrifying storm with a heavy sea running he could be seen l walking across the beach casting his keyes oceanWard in search Of the bil- Flow. Finally. after years of constant watch. he was rewarded by d sight of ethe wave, and although he sa w it only
 for q few seconds it was fixed indel- \ iblfAin his mind. Going back to his canvas he completed the scene that ! has been accorded the praise of be Ting one of the greatest marine pie turCs ever painted.
 Mr. Dickinson, at the time of his (death vas at Hawks Park. Florida, swhere he went last fall to recuperate. He succum bed in his 18th year. He >lehves considerable property in Madi- son where in former years he had
 made his summer homo. He also y6wned d home in Florida.
 lf Up to a few years ago Mir. Dickin- son owned the Dudley place in East fBerlin, but disposed of his holdings at the death of Mrs. Dudley, who was l his cousin.
 Excitement at Depot. 1 The only excitement at the Berlin kepot is the changes of the weather Excepting this morning when [Fiolently insane patient was being Transferred from Danbury to the Eonnecticut Hospital for the Insane. ylt required the services of three men to bring him from Danbury to Mid- kd1etown. It was found necessary to hahdcuf him as he attempted to Hump from the train several times land once succeeded near Plainville,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican electors of the Io"h o1 Berlin, are requested to meet Tn caucus in TOWN HALL. March II, 1920 at s o'clock D m., for the purpose of eecting delegates to the Republican State Convention and Congressional District Conven- ton to be held in New Haven. March 23 and 24. 1920, for the election of delegates to the epublican Nation- al Convention, and the appointment of @ State Central Committee.
 Also for the purpose of electing a Town Committee for the ensuing two years.
 By order of Town Committee,
 H. c. DEMINtI,. Chairman. Dated at Berlin. Conn.
 March ,, 1920.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
ITALIAN REPUBLICAN RALLY.

X rottsing meeting of the Columbus Branch Italian Republican club was held Sunday at Turner hall. Peter Suzio, who is one Of the local dele
 gates to the state convention was chairman Judge Francis A. Palotti of Hartford was the principal speak
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

The work car and the snow blow or the Connecticut company are at work on the tracks below Sandbanl, hlll. 1t is hoped to have the track open as far as Prentice's this evening.
 Main line trains are running half an hour late today.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
Tie Needed Dress Accessories

Il d in of 0 d to its WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY FRIDAY,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

Special: 21a pounds best tea $1. Russell Bros.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
Sllt: Death
 to CornS
"Gets-It" Makes Elm Lose Their
 Grip and Lift Of Painlessly.

The first thing "GetS-It' does when it lands on a corn or callus is to snuff out the pain. Then it shrivels the corn or calluS and loosens it.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

Special: 21a pounds best tea 5. Russell BroS.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

Special Wednesday: Five cans gle Milk S1. Russell Bros.-AdNt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09

Twenty strictly fresh eggs s1. Russell Bros.-7Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-09
This laxative
 Is Now i1 Half a
 Million Homes They regulate their health with Dr. CaldweIPs Syrup Pepsin

TX7HERE there are women w and young children and elderly people it IS always well to have a mild, gentle-acting laxative like Dr. CaldwelI's Syrup Pepsin handy. This is a combi- nation of simple laxative herbs with pepsin which does all that is required m constipation and does 1t with safety and comfort. It is free from narcotics and may be given to babies. Half a million mothers have 1t in as many good American homes, and these fami- lies are healthier for it. Every drug store sells Dr. CaIdweI's Syrup Pepsin.
 ln spite o} the fact that Dr. Cald- srelFs Syrup Pebsin is the largest selling tqttid ldxdHre in the .porld, there being oser 6 million bottles sold each 5edr, many who need is benefits haue not pet used it. If you havc nor, serd yon,r' name and address for q free trial bottie to Dr. ". B. CdldweN, 511 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois. DR. GAA DwELL'S SYRUP PEPSHN THE PERFECT LAXATIVE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
FL REPRESENTATIVE d.
PlOMATICO EN- INGlATERRA

r Gobierno del Presidente De IA
! uerLa ha comenzado a dar mueStras
{ I'm deseo vehemente de reanudar
J : relaciones diplomGtlcas entire Nc
: 20 Y los patses que no llevaron muy
! n amistad con Ia administration
Il Prcs!dente C~arranza. como IA
{ an Rretala.
\ este proposito, y como una de-
, stracion de csc aserto. Sc ha dado
{ IA puhlicidad Ia noticia de que el
! nor De Ia Huerta ACADIA de dictar
! acucrGo d~esignando al licenciado
Falbino Daralos para que desempehe
lis funcionas de Agente Confidential
Gobierno Mexicano en- Londres.
Sc sabe !gualmente que el doctor
Tore Dtaz, Agente Confidencia. en-
los Estados Cnidos, recibi6 i~nstruc-
clones para Zanzibar impresioncs con
los funcionarios de Ia Casa Blanca,
1nformandoles. nuy cspecialmente So
bre las cestiones de las autor!dades
fcderales para esclarecer Ia muerte
del Pres!dente Carranza, gestiones
que a Ia fccha van muy adelantadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
UNA DE LAS MAS NOTA,
BLES PELLCULAS CINEMA
~T0GRAFICAS FORMA
PARTE DEL NUEVO
PROCRAMA DEL
. MAJESTIC

Romance Ia obrs Grammatical De Edward
Sheldon que tanto exito alcanz6 en- IA csce-
!. y que tambisn es unn dc las mas estu-
\ 'rdss TToducciones Neutrality-suspicious. de IN
-nitcd Artists Podri ser contemplate en-
e. Majestic. durante II seulana Que prinripia
hoy. con Doris kcane on papcl principal.
Durante seis amos. G. talcnto a~-tfstico de cs-
Ia nctriz. hG cnutivado L las nudi-ncias de
los tcGtros de New Yo-=. Boston. Chicago y
LoHdrcs.en II Interpretation de esta ohra
maestro. Los critics. ~ceatTales Ge toGns par
's convienen en- Que e. arSumcnto de Re
n"nce.' IA detado muy atr&s 4 las deras
producciones dc su c!ase. : que hablan muy
autor.
La Tclicula IS Una cop!a ticl del d-ao,..
cuya t-grE puede condensarse en- 10 sipuien-
te: En- e. periodic mAs -onGnt:co de nueva
York. o sea hace clncuenta Ghcs, IN joven
rector Sc enamora de Una tsncsa centsnte
de opera. IN Cryallnt. Ella le corresponds.
peru cunnto 81 pre;snde tomarla por esposa.
ella -e!sta alGunrs f4!tss a comet!6 en- sus
p-in1eroa Ghos. que po- cleric no hablan mu-
cho en- 81 favor. E.. sin embargo. Ia rerdo-
M. ps-o luesu que sabe que es Ia amante de
uR rico come-cisate amigo suy0. sufre tai
Gecepcion que cree que So amor por ella ha
Huerto, y no pIensa mas que en- Ia necesidad
que sc 10 presents de sslvrr cl alma de esa
mrter, Con este oSieto Va furtivamente uns
noche Q 81 a~pa-tanento, y con piadosa We
hemencts Il eSc!ta 4 que Sc a-rcpienta. La
enocion cue SURE ella a. escuchs-lo, con-
EaueVs Al joven rector que luego Gambia de
tsInE, implorhndo!e que Sc encregue q 81, Pc
70 puriticads por e. immense amor que pro-
tesn, ella resiste y 10 despite para sieurpre.
pre-.
Esta historic sera lno!vidable para todcs
2QucllCs que sean 10 suficientemente sfortu-
Ra6os. para contcmpiar 81 desarroIlo. en- e.
prosrama del Majestic. que principa hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
LA EEDE2ACIW DEL
TRABAJO EN- DESA-
CUI2DO
lFienc dc Ia II. plana.

del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
Deciaran tarlbien. que eS de rechaZar
sc tai clausula dc u plat2forma re-
publicana, porque cen Ga Sc viene a
satisfacer Ia real;zaciin de las espe-
rar=as alimentadas dG-ante naucho
tempo por q~uienss solo preterden Ia
exploitation del pueblo V de los ina
gotables recursos dc Mexico.
La clausula relativa al trabajo es
iguaImente rechazada por la Anne
rican Federation of Labor porque,
seg6n dicen los l!deres de la organi-
zaci6n obrera, porQue ella p-opone la
e~sclavitud industrial J Ia abrogaclon
de derechos tan prectsos como Ia vida
misma.
Samuel Gompers anuncio que las
mismas Demands que Ia "Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor hizo q Ia
Convencion Nacional Republican,, de
ben hace-se a Ia Convention Nacio-
nal de los Democratas, par YER 81
son adoptadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

CICDAD DE MENICO, JUNO 10.
-Tnmediatamente despues de que Sc
dis a conocer hace varios dlas 81
-op6sito del Presidente De la HUer-
l. de expedir una Convocatoria a
STONES extraordinarias del Congre-
y de Ia Union. los peri0dicos lanza-
ron n especie de CUE entire los pun
tos principales que iban a tratarse
estaba Ell relative a Ia formation de
un proyecto de reformas del artfculo
81 Constitutional, que se refiere q
J propiedad del subsuelo meXicano,
Ceclarandola n%ac!onal, artfculo que
como es bien sabido afecta directa-
= ente los intereses de las negocia-
cones ~petroleras de reCiStro extran-
zero, favoreciendo a los terratenien-
Gades, prinCipalmente. en- 10 IONA
petrolera del pats.
Aparecida Ia Conversational. = eS5o-
zados los principales capftulos de
ella, que no Gentlemen ~ninguna ten
dencia & reformar csc C6diCo en- tai
sentido. sc inici6 Il ncuesta con
los mas altos fu~ncionarios de Ia ad-
m~inistraci6n. cuyas funciones estdn
r~elacionadas directamente con e. ra-
no del petr6leo.
Todos esds cunCionarios eStan de
aCuerdo en- que no sea reforElado al
1 'tlculo -. que desde hace dos amos
i constituido IN probiema en- ell
cue estAn de por medic muchoS mi
Jones de pesos, tomando a Ia vez
Caracteres de problcma international.
Los cambios hab!dos en- la admi-
instruction como es bien sabido. haT
daQo margen a que Sc crea en- Ia
reforma possible del articulo consti-
t~lcioral de referencia, en- el sent!do
q que el subsuelo dele de ser pro
."dad de Ia naci0n. Y de las decla-
) ZONES hechos hoy al respecto. Sc
{ sTrende claramente que no Sc pre-
Ienderan tales reformas.
El general Trcvino. actual Secre-
.t2rio de Industrial y Comerc!o. in
! rogado sobre eI particular. declar'
,'e. siguiendo los prop6sitos del Pre-
. ,ente De Ia Fuerta, no Sc inicia-
=, Il gestiones en- tai sentido. toda We
e Ell espiritu del articulo - Sc cs-
ma generaimeHte como una de Ia.
, = granGes ~conquistas de n Rcvo-
ion. FL mismo general Oregon es-
! de acuerdo en- que no Sc haga,
) STONES para desnacionalizar ell SUI
Z 10 de Mexico: y el jefe del Depar-
' nento del Petr6leo. Ingeniero Va
{ : Schiaffino. persona competente
9 81 raTno. Que desde la ~iniciaci6n
{ las gestiones de las negoc!acionas
J tTo!eras sobre 81 asunto esta 81
l !endo con atenci6n su desarrollo.
1 ciar6 que serfa IN absurdo preten-
Z = rechazar esa ~conquista con o! So
J fin de fevorecer. desmedidamente.
&; iereses e~xtrarteros. con perju.cio de
J industrial n~acional.
rXiste ahora n creencia de Que
{ d subsistence el texto lntegro
{! articulo q. a pesar do las infor-
J clones anteriores; y los represer-
Htes de las negociaciones pet-oleras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

hace dos dIas para trabajar de acuer-
do con Ell Comite contra Ia Peste bu-
b3nica, no ha quitado I'm momento su
atencion, del punto relative a Ia NIL
seria que Sc aduena por momentos
de la p~oblaci0n, y sus trabaJos So
encaminan, principalmente. a hacer
cesar Ia affection del bajo pueblo !
C.. las classes trabajadoras lue son
Jus que mas directanente sufren y pc
decen con esa anormalidad-
Parece sin embargo que Sc ha no
do IN decrecimiento IN el desarro-
10 de Ia epidemic. pues en- los Ia
ole van transcurridos de Ia semana
mUy pocos casos nuevos Sc han oes-
: bierto, y los enfermos estan en- Was
{, alivio. ElIo hace Greer que esta
ny pr6ximo el dfa en- que Sc de poE
.rminada Ia campaNa, Y torne a su
y da normal Ia ~poblacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION EN- UNA
FEERlCA DE pINTuRAS

A las cinco Y veinte minutes de Is
tarde de aver, en- ell interior de Ia IA
hrica de pinturas La Azteca," situa-
da en- Ia colonia de Santa Maria,
ocurri6 una formidable explosion mo-
ha sido possible investigar. Una cal
dera Sc inccndi6, o~riginando Ia ey-
plosi6n de un enorme tanque en- que
habfa gran cantidad de "jab6n."
e. estrepito que Sc produjo con es-
te motive fu6 tremendo. Los techos
del Departments en- Gonde ocurri6 cl
dssast-a Sc hundieron = las paroles
Sc desplomarcn causando gravfsimas
~lesiones a scis t~rahajadores. entire
clos una anciana. Ademas dos obre-
ros mas sufr!eron ~quemaduras de
consideration que los pusieron a las
puertas de "a muerte.
Embellishments despues del acct
dente. Sc pr~eSentaron los bomberos V
rar!os- grupos de ambulantes de las
henemeritas Cruces Roja V Blanca.
sDCando de entire los escombros a los
! n~hajadores. muChos de ellos con los
! 'emhros triturados por complete. Ell
! 2nslado de los heridos Sc hizo al
momcnto a los puestoS de socorros de
q - instituCiones. Ell donde Sc les
4 rndi6 con toda diligencia. FL poll
I numero 1853. Leon Jimenez. cuyo
A.. TpOrtamiento fus encomiable q la
J II del salvamento. sufri6 fuertes
: ~'cmaduras en- las manos, pasaAdo
: mhien al Hospital.
Las victimas son: J. JesGs Fuen-
! hrada. Pedro Zepeda, Jose Gonzalez,
: - .Yaaez. Jose Perez. Fernando
: raleS. y algunos otros obreros mas,
, ; hcridas de escasa importancia. e.
I zero Gonzalez, uno de los heridos
TAs 4 no resistio las ~curacio-
) e, Y falleci6 POGO despues de haber
- transladado al Hospital.
''arecc que, por las sugestiones he
{ IS por Ia prensa local. los familia-
! d" las vfct!mas Sc dirigiran en- de-
ia de indemnizaciones por este
nte. del trabajo al propietario
4 Fabrica la Azteca," senior Jo-
/. Tinajero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
Lea listed los notabiIlsimos Iibros
del DR.. Marden.

Ellos ensenan la n1ejor forna de educar la
voluntad para lograr exito en- la vida
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
IMPORTANTES ASUNTOS
EHVIA Ell CCNGRESO
Al PRESIDENTE
(Yienc de Ia Il. plana.)
-1o(--

fleIle &c Ii L. pltGDa-t
intenci6n ANNA al Presidence Pro-
visional, quien no soiamente desea
que el Congreso resuelva los profile
mas del orden polftico creados con ell
Gambia de Gobierno, sino Ia ley del
Trabajo. reclamada pnr los ob-eros,
Y ell restablecimiento de la Secreta-
ria de Instruction Publica, que fue
suprimida pov CarranZa en- Vera
cruz, a iniciatiya del ingeniero Pala-
vicini.
rs cast SECURE que dichos trasce-
dentales asuntos no seran resueltos
y probablemente nj siquiera rata
dos en- el periodic cXtraordinario de
seslones, pero en- el caso de que asl
sea. ell Presidente de Ia Huerta los
pendientes para someterlos a
la consideration del nuevo Congreso
inmediatamente Gespues de su insta-
lacton a FIN de cue los discuta en-
cuanto haya rcsUello sobre Ell result
tado de las e~lecciones ~presidenciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
HAY ENORME MISERiA
EN- VERACRuZ

D!cen los ~despachos t~e!egraf!cos o..
{ ales Y dc prensa recibldos de Vera
I NJ cue las c~onsccuenclas del 20
J odo ano-mal creado por la peste
'hon!ca. y por consigu.ente por Ia
alta de co~mun!caciones ferrocarrile-
rs J marftinas. que son las que dan
ia al puerto. Sc hacen sentir con
: n su corte dc miserias Y padeci-
2ntos sin cuento por parte de las
.1ses trabatRdoras. e. trabaJo esca-
a dIa 0 ola. = gran parte del CO.
J 'rcio ha dec!dido. ST continua eli ais
! Hniento una SANTANA mas. cerrar sus
J 'ertas hasta que este terminada Ia
ampana contra In epidemic Y vuel-
n rcstableecrse Ia normalidad en-
a cludad.
: FL Club de damas que Sc organizG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY

Teiefonos Crockett e96, 7O4 1920.
FL UNiCO SlTIO MEXICANo DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA ClUDAD.
Carros aproposito y a precios "a
~zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Nat-imon!os : Funeraies. 500 Dor
bora. Para fuera de Ia ctudad, precios
espec!ales. Servicio rapido dfa Y no.
che. Leon A. Martinez. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
NO Sc Harlan REFORMAS NINGUNAS AL ARTICULO
VEINTISIETE DE LA NUEVA CONSTITUTION
Terrible explosion en- una fabrica De pinturas.-Hay enor
me miseria en- Veracruz.-Se do ALI un
case de fiebre amarillo

Gle va saben a que atenerse con las
gateg6ricas declaraciones hechas por
l1s mas altos f~uncionarios del GO
ierno, parece que no insitiran por
ahora.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-01
CHARTER.

ceiyed the said amendment to the charter
of the Callahan Chemical Company, lncor-
poratcd. by this public act to serve such
future uses and purposes as it may.
Thus done and passed, in my office at
the CITY of New Orleans, OH the day,
month and year herein first above writ
fen. in the presence of MeSSieurS. James
r. Curtis and Walter Il. Guion. competent
witnesses. who hereuntO sign their names
with the said appcarerS and me, Notary.
after reading of the whole.
Witnesses: James +. Curtis. Walter l..
GuiOE.
COricinaI Signed Alfred s. Wade, zoo
shares Chairman; Alexis NJ. Schwitalia,
800 shares. Secretary Treasurer.
ALIENS BRAIN.
Notary Public.
hereby certify that the foregoing
amendment of the Charter of the Gala
han Chemical Company. Inc, was this
day recorded in my office in NJ. o. Il.
New Orleans. La. March 9th, 1920.
(Sicned) EMILE J. LEONARD,
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages.
! hereby certify the foregoing 10 be q
true and correct copy of the original act
of amendment of the Charter of the Cal
lahan Chemical Company, Inc. passed be
fore me on the an day of March. 1920,
and of the certificate Of the Deputy Re
corder of Mortgages thereto attached.
ALEXIS BRAIN
Notary Public.
Mch. ll-Apri. Il.