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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
Could See Resemblance.

In downtown store the other day
woman stood near the cash desk very
pardOnably and proudly showing off a
little baby girl of whom the exhibitor
quite obviously was an aunt, The
child's effectiveness consisted mainly
Of it's head-dreSs and cluster of rich
golden curlS. An admiring group soon
gathered around, while the woman
pointed out the baby'S finer points OF
beauty, concluding with the rather FAR
fetched statement that Everybody
says she locks just Ike me- The
woman, busy talking, did not notice
that the child had become FESTIVE and
was Juggling with both hands at the
ribbons which fastened the dainty
cap on her head, and suddenly the
knot was united. and off came the cap.
And off came the curlS, too, which.
were fastened to the cap, leaving the
baby as bald as the fiOOrwalker who
stood grinning nearby. There was
moment of charitable silence, and
then someone in the crowd turned
away with the remark: well, she
does look a good deal like tho old lady,
at that."-Kansas City Star.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
CHARTER.

Thus done and passed at my office, in
the city Of New Orleans. on IN" day,
month and year first above written. in
tn, presence ct Sylvester Titus and Ed
mund L. Nubry. competent Witnesses.
residing in this city, who hav" h"r"unto
signed their names with tnr upprar"r>
and me. Notary, after du" reading of tn"
W hole.
(OriginaI Signed. Nelson G. Gor,au
and others.
Witnesses. Sylvester Titus. +. K. Ma
.bry.
J. ZACH. SPEAEING. Not. Pub.
|. the undersigned. Deputy Recorder OF
Mortgages. in ami Tor tue Parrish al or
leans State of Louisiana. do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing act Of
Incorporation ot the Gu-Ijo. incorporated
WAS this day duly recorded ia IA" Mort
gage Onir" Parish Of Orleans. ia Book
IA. Foil"
New Orleans. Ia. April -: E'1H
tSignrdl EMILE !. LEONARD.
Deputy Recorder OF Mortgages.
l. the uud"rSi ,urd, Notary Public in
aud for tn" Parish of Orleans. do hereby
certify the above aud foregoing TO br q
true and correct copy OF the original act
OF Incorporation ct the co. no. Iu'pr.
purutcd. and of the certificate. 0t TIA" Re
,Ordcr of Mortgages for this Parish there
unto appended and of record ia my office
Ia iIlth Whereof h.lN" A,rrUHlo sci
my hand and onIrIal S'.'l un this Bird dHy
of April. 1870.
!. ZACH SPEAEING. Not. Pub.
APR. - Juur ..
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
Canals

A suggestion made by Londoner
that the bed Of the Forth and Clyde
canal should be converted into a high
way of traffic has not been received
north of the Tweed with the indigna-
ton that might have been expected.
The Glasgow Herald says the notion
is not so extravagant as it might APP
pear. The swift progress Of motor
transport threatens the railways, and
1t can scarcely fail to affect the posi-
ton of the canals In industrial and
commercial economy. The canal be-
longs 10 those leisurely periods of the
worlds history which saw Egypt and
China at their apogee. 1t was, it is
interesting to remember, in the fif-
teenth century, a time of development
II ever there was, that canal engineer
ing received its great impetus in the
Western world owing to the discovery
of the flock" system. England applied
the new idea with such thoroughness
that her canal system became second,
probably, only to that of Holland.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
CHARTER.

waived hy written or tr"graphic consent
of the stockholder. In cas-" OF dl>So!u-
ton, 10y "NPira'iom S !" rms snail elect
tbrr,. IiuuidaturS from among their mum
her 10 settle the business HHalfS 81 'h'
COMPANY. la case OF IN" h'hlh "I u'>'
biliry at any one OF N"ld COMM
or U,uidHtors the survivors or IN" re
u,siIinr Iiuuidatur~ shall appoint sue
r,.~.or This corporation SL"Il bt S"Ih-
concern H~ soon rs fifteen huhuFru NH'I'S
shall have been subscribed 10 It's 'ahl'al
stork Until the election to hr h"Id III
January. 1871 the following persons shaiI
constitute the BOARD of Directors. Joseph
Eohu. Herman We'll Leon {. simon; N
bert y simon Louis y. We'll liaruid >
Viii with Joseph kOhn HS Chairman ol
the Hoard Herman We'll President
Leon g. simon. First Vic" President. NJ
hrrf y simon. SECOND Vice President
Louis y We'll Treasurer Harold ;
We'll SECRETARY.
Said apprarrr further declared That H'
i, authorized aud instructed 10 effect lh'
amendments 10 a.. charter herein sci our
and thar he. j. authorized to appear hr
fore q Notary Public ia and for TINS i.r
l,h and State. tor the purpose OF 'N' va
iuu thr~, amendments M auih'htl' Torn"
~ prnlidrd Ivy law. and he does now =
u.4r hrfurr me. Notary lu order 10 naL'
prDurr uof1rIsti record Of we ,Hld ah,,"'
rrutS and to have sam" recorded ny 1T"
An nf which will fully appear 10y refer
.ura 10 a certified COPY ct extract from
IN. minutes OF the said >'"r khuidrr~
rnrrtiu., attached for rrf"r"ur" 10 tn" org
NAL of this Act Of Amendment.
Thus done and passed at my once. IN
IN. t.;tv of New orleans. on the day.
month aud year first ah"v" written III the
resume of Ralph j. SrhwarZ aud Paul
+. ChaSrz competent witnesses. Who h"'"
hrrrunto signed their names, together with
be said uprrarer ANA me-, notary "l''I
Tue reading of tn" whole.
lOriginal ~igucdD kohn. We'll Co. Inc,
py Joseph Kuhu President
Witnesses. Ralph !. SrhWarZ. fahI l..
'haSoy. ,,,.,..,..,,
HERMAN T.. BARNETT.
Notary Public.
Recorded in VI. q. r. l2I2, Folio
Parish of Orleans.
\ true COPY. tS"1lD .
HERMAN l.. BARNETT.
Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
Accident Policy's Limit.

II man die of blood poisoning as
the result of giving himself hypo-
dermic injection, his family can col
lect nothing on his accident insurance
policy. For the possession Of hypo-
dermic needle is violation of the
New York public health law. Article
TIA; therefore the man commits
crime and dies as the result. This
was decided by the appellate division
I'm a recent case.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
CHARTER OF HOUSEWIVES COOPER
ATINE STORES, INC.

LAY 80 June .
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-04-29
Next Antarctic Expedition.

Great Britain's next expedition to
the antarctic regions will endeavor
to learn something additional about
the habits and migrations of whales
and TO ascertain the mineral and other
deposits of economic value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
HALFCAME
SEPARATES
"A" LEADERS
HY Il. R RI.ANCHARD

NEW YORK. Sept. is--ff a blanke,
could have covered the three leaders
In the American league before game
time yesterday. a handkerchief could
have accomplished that purpose to-
day.
But points or only half o game.
separated the Indians. In mrs; place.
from the Yankees in third. Cleveland
had won 9. and lost so. for per.
centaEr OF .s2i. Chicago had won 81
and ios, So. n percentage Of .cis
And New York had won - and los;
50. for a percentage Of .si3.
Tho race was frightened by tho Yam.
KEGS licking tho Indians G 10 In
the second game 81 their series at
Cleveland. Babe Ruth scoring two
runs In the first inning with hls ssth
homer.
Meantime the White sor were
trimming Boston. s 10 J.
In the National league Brooklyn
frightened It's hold on first place by
trimming the Cards 10 s IN II In.
nings. The Reds were rained out In
their scheduled game with Boston
The Giants. who open here with the
Cubs today. had holiday.
The Dodgers were a full game
ahead Of Cincinnati and three games
ahead OF New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
MAILS
STRIKES
OUT
RUTH


CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. ii
Walter Mats covered himself with
Fiory by tanning Babe Ruth on
three pitched balls here Friday
Malls followed this stunt by tanning
Dcrriil Pratt. the Yankee second
sackrr. who Ia the other heavy hit
ter OF thc New York wreckinE
crew.
Mails pitched the ninth inning
after Pitcher THE had retired 10
allow Cancy 20 pinch hit for him
lie was up aEalns, the brad Of the
ranks' batting order and he got
Roger FeckinpauFh on a pop foul
lie put two strikes over 90 waily
ripp. the Yankee firrt sacker. and
then waily hit lucky single that
bounced over Malls head. Malls
flrnt offering 10 Ruth was a strike.
shoulder high. a eroNs.firc ball a;
which Ruth swung and barely
missed Then Ruth tipped Low
crosnfire hall for a foul strike. The
third ono was n slow curve tina,
wen, over the inside corner Of the
plate below waist.hiEh. Ruth swung
viciously and the ball broke under
his hat for a clean third STRIKE and
5000 fans oheerci Mails wildly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

SHADE SHADES
FARREN

SAN FRANCISCO. sept ia
fourthround rally got Dave Shade n
decision over frankie Farron here
last night, but many were OF the
opinion II was close enough to have
been called draw.
X. o. Kruvosky was lucky TO get
the verdict after a close scrap with
Glenn johnson. negro. Kruvosky's
brother. Bevo, was not lucky. The
bout was stopped because he
wouldn't fight. and the verdict given
to his opponent. Jim Barry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
WATERMAN
MAKES UP
RING STABLE

Joe Waterman. the San Francisco
fight manager. has gathered pref.
ty good stable Of fighters together
and win keep them working In the
Northwest for the time being. He
lis now managing Marcario Flores.
the little Filipino who boxes Joe
German at the Arena next week;
Young Zuzu, the Filipino weller.
Frankie Jones. the California welter.
and Eddie Moore, the Seattle fly
weight.
Zuzu. who II used 10 1o.round
fights, will try 10 break into the
longer game In Portland when the
Rose City fall season opens up. ac-
cording 10 Waterman.
so far Waterman has lined up
bout for Flores with German and
will have Jones and Moore fighting
at Aberdeen next week. their op
Donents not being picked as yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
FRANKIE JONES TO HELP
TRAIN MARCARIO FLORES

Maroario n lot about inflghting and
how TO protect himself.
The coming bosit should he j'isf as
much Of thriller as the firn, one
was. and that was pip because
both OF the little fellows hlt.f Their
first bout was heraldcd as good
scrap and Il was.
Travic Davis and Harry Casey.
two familiar welters here. tanglc in
tho other half OF tho double main
event.
Young Jack Dempsey and Young
ZukowHky. a pair OF lightweights
who fought over In Tacoma Thurs
day. will meet aKnin on the card.
Frank Pete, the Wilkeson lightie.
meets Young Sam TanEford In the
special event Another bout viii be
added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

Marcario Flores. the little Filipino
lightweight. has ono giaring weak
ness and that In he doesn't know
how TO protect himself. especially In
the ciinches. There's no doubt but
what the little brown hattler can hit
and take 'em. hut he takes too many.
He showed this in his fight with Joe
German at the Arena last wedncs.
day.
when Flores meets German NJ the
Arena again this coming Wedncs.
day he hopes 10 have a better de-
Tense. His manager. Joe Waterman.
In planning 20 have him box con.
sidcrabiy with Frankie Jones. an.
other member OF the Waterman
stable. Jones IN n fairly clever per.
former who should be able TO teach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
ACORNS
HAND
SIWASHES
BEATING


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1i.-sSt
attie's Siwashes took a had beating
from Oakland here yesterday. the
Acorns piling up 0 to win on the
Northerncrs- Seattle scored one In
the first inning. but the Oaks siam
med out over four runs In the fifth.
added two In the sixth and three
more trotied over in the ninth.
Carl Holling. on the hin for the
home club. pitched steady ball
Socks" seiboId was pounded hard.
but Manager Wares left him on the
mound turnout the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
TILDEN AND
JOHNSTON MIX

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL
William r. Tilden. Jr.. of philadel-
phia. singles tennis champion OF the
world. and William NJ. Johnston OF
San Francisco. from whom he wrest.
cd the national title last week. were
to renew their battle here today In
matches. The other singles match
was To bring together Watson NJ.
Washburn OF the East and Roland
Roberts Of the West. In the doubles
Dean Mathey and Charles s. Gar.
land. East were TO play Walter r.
Hayes and X. III. Burdick. West.
When play was resumed today the
East was leading by four victories
To two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
- r------
EVERETT GRID
STARTS WORK

Coach Enoch Bagshnw will 10 In
charge Of the Everett high school
grid team again this year. Bagshaw
has issued tho FIRST call for praeuce
In the CITY Of Smokentacia. The
same team that tied the Scott high
school aggregation OF Toledo. Ohio.
to AZ Everett last year. viii be
back this season. with one or two
exceptions. Everett has not lined up
It's schedule as yet. but will make up
It's list Of games within the next
week or so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
Suta5AE1
!. = - !. NSetak

made rnne ana fish refuge known az
the Foss River watershed Game Refuge.
This 4. In King county. taking IN a>out
coo arrrs and covering the entire Fos-
Interest ana competition among tne
deer and bear hunters has been heipeu
thru tho big sams- contest beins
staged ~ Piper Ta't. OF this citp.
Tbs big sporting goods store u Offering
sip9 worth Of merchandise. Including
dfls and many other huntofs needs. lof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
MCCORMICK TO
BOX MELCHOIR

Boy Mccormick, the English light
heavyweight champion, is matched to
box Tony Melchoir. the Chicago
heavyweight. 10 rounds on the Car.
pentier.Lcvinsky fight ut Brooklyn.
October IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
OUIMETTO
MEET
EVANS

RoSSLYN, ". Y. Sept. 11.--Fran.
els Ouimet, OF Boston. and Chick
Evans. OF Boston. met here today TO
decide the national amateur golf
Each player has won
the open championship in medal
play. 'Ouimet in 1913 and Evans in
1916.
Each nlso has won the amateur
title in match play. Ouimet in 1914
and Evans in 1916.
The weather was threatening
again today. but a large crowd
gathered for the match.
Ouimet won his way into the
finals yesterday by defeating Robert
Jones. the youthful Atlanta star, G
and s. and Evans triumphed over
Edward Allis OF Milwaukee, 10 and s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
CICOTTE WORKS

CHICAGO. Sept. 1i.--Eddio CT.
cote. former ace OF the White Sox
twlrlers, was in the midst OF extra
workouts today In hopes of regain.
ing form. Manager Gleason has or.
dered morning drills for Cicotte In
the belief that hard work will re.
turn him to condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
RUTH HITS
48TH HOMER

CLEVELAND. O. Sept. ii.--Babe
Ruth. home run king. waiiopcd his
$sth circnw ciout off Of Ray caid.
well In the first inning Friday. The
apple wen, over the right field wall.
Ruth scoring pcckinpaush ahead Of
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
AROUND RE l5rL5
E71Dc1
|AAEz g. ROSE 1
S1.S
"a tl-4CM


oay both
nnaists the presL
dents composition At the Darlington Golf club the getting
Of Jim
Booths sI,rsware should close
rDe1 F1eaxer and Harvey F..r completed their .rsr.
Ss,, susS S , . u. Oft for The ss trophy At u.
SCORED rs giving Harveys
cn, rrao WAS on tho l.th leaving him stroke too in
Golf club. p
-oM Man sery- Tot awful trimming y Hner. b.
hand to their lueh
sr The former having n. saion do~~ while The a had
him down. Three quarter allowance In handaps
The Jefferson Park resulted
ing handicap sie~s.s.-s.ss him s. / Rockwell
Gibson. Gu, asssissi,-s: In
ssss5s,ss-3o 81,
In o., bog, ose:o. tn. SAITH, Golf slu. l... Monday
scI took second place. having the Old Gent 8 down.
r W. wolsemu,h nsp VIM T~ebee no Miller Freeman CO and
~, ps .sss tied for the monthly %: tournament =, the North
part In this event
nr Phoebe Neil Tdmarh tied for frs. prize In the holiday compe
Of Is.
Darlington holiday Of sre was mixed four.omes
scott nran and Mrs sadho'me with o. finishing far ahead Of the
maa composition the Jefferson Park club this week from
nd Of some 80 entran Scarlet another i: 'nishe.
place - =
Play in he Time. trophy
and several Of the first round matches have been played off, Sunday
september H. The time allowance for be settled
monthly medal The Sn ES me oss Ss' sn' s S '0f .n
every time he heads for home after a days play.
Day largest
OF the season. sos being out chasing the pill around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
" GRID SQUAD Will LOSE GRIMM, WICK And pop
Wills Chances
for Dempsey Go
Are Slim Nolu

Harry Wills. tho big black
heavyweight. IL farther removed
than ever from a bout with Jack
Dempsey for tho worlds title lie
has been barred from fshtins In
New Orleans because OF a song
snd-danc. number with Sam Nc.
vcy tho other night McNey h
also coiored. This II the second
time within receive months that
wills has figured In such n mix.
up. lie was tossed out Of a San
Francisco ring not 70 very long
ago for the same reason with Jack
Thompson. another eolorrd heavy.
weight After all Of the trouble
that Jack Johnson brought ON the
coinred men In the rims game by
hls odious conduct. Wills can
hardly expect a bout with Demp.
sey after his second slip.up. willis
may not he tho party 20 blame.
5ut. nevertheless. the conditions
look had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
HERMAN BEATS
CHINAMAN

Georgia Lee. the Chinese bantam,
was outpointcd by Champion Pete
Herman In their io-round go In New
Orleans the other night Herman led
all during the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
LEONARD WINS

CAMDEN. N. j.. Sept ii.-Benny
Leonard. worlds lightweight cham
pion. knocked out X o. Loughlin Of
South Bethlehem. Pa. in the ninth
round OF their scheduled 12.round
bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
COLORED BOY
MAY DEVELOP

The bear season turnout the state
started September l. and continues to
April 30 OF next year. Bear are re-
ported very plentiful In the Olympic
peninsula district. as well as deer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

BOSTON. Sept. ia han has
been placed on boxing in Massachu.
sets until GOV. Coolidge appoints z
new boxing commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

=
summary; stolen bascs--Miiisr. Lam III
three base hit-iAne. Two-baxe hit(
ioliing Sacrifice hits-Bohne 2. c-uA1
ninEhsm. Willie. Bases on hslis-Off
&c bold .. off Holiing 1. Double play
Middleton to Adams to Bohne VIVA
pitch--siebold. Runs responsible for
sieeold 8. Hoiiinx :. umpircs Eason
and Byron.
AT Los ANGELES n H. r.
h~F Hutftes
ssHsHu
Batteries: Heating and BAxsiera
0iasser and Baker.
AT SACRAMENTO r. II. u
s"t"e" s.-.-s.sss.-. IL
ttis1stnAo 10
Batteries. Houck. smaiiwood. s~he,ien-
back and Deycrmcr. Penner and Cady
Game postponed at end Of 18th inning
on account Of darkness
AT SALT LAKE CITY r. II n
Ssn ifshc1sco .s........-.. i;
Satt Lake tty ...........-
Batteries: Cole and Agnew. BAUM
and Dylcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

Heck" Edmundron. track mentor
At Washington. win train the grid
warriors again.
The first turnout wednesday win
get under way ut p. IN.
With the first game with Whit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

Brooklyn >. A., rouis ri Inninssl.
PftissurE .. Philadelphia !.
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Since It's foundation In 1904, the
Carnegie Hero Commission has
awarded 10 medals to women
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Major League Standing

Ne~ York 9. Cleveland !.
Detroit t-s. PhilsdsiphiA s-i
Chicago 8. Boston ..
81. Louis Boston gam. postponed. vet
grounds
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FIRST PICSKIN CALL
WEDNESDAY TO FIND
THREE WASHINGTON
VETERANS MISSING


Gus stellar guard VIII not hand when Coach Len Allison calls out the
the mighty Dodgers
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A young fellow named Potter.
from Oregon. is one Of the other
candidates for the fuIlback berth.
and w. Clarke. ''Zeke's" brother.
win be after the quarter back posi-
ton
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The Prep Grid Outlook
NO. l-BROADWAY

The other candidates who should
develop are. In the most part. green
performers.
PAIR OF
PROMISING ENDS
Ray Willis. a former Central school
grammar school star. and Trevor
Davies. 1919 second team player. are
being coached<for the end jobs.
Wayne Gilmore. a big fellow with
a husky build, may be moulded into
a good guard or tackle.
Quarterback Is a big hole that
Powers will have to fill, as both 1919
quarters graduated. Spencer Harris.
who showed up well in basketball
and baseball last season. is turning
out, but he's pretty light and may
not make a go of t. Powers is
thinking of developing Harris into a
pivot man II he sticks on the squad.
COLORED BOY
MAY DEVELOP
A colored fellow by the name of
Harvey liz also being considered for
the signal calling position.
A couple OF newcomers. one named
TAFT and the other Tate. are show
ing good form as half back pros
poets,
As it's pretty early In the season
no definite line can be had on the
probable lineup until Coach Powers
divides his players into squads. But
Judging from the way the Tigers
show up now they need lot of
work before they are a champion.
ship team.