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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07
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Q large box"
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-25
CHARTER

The first board Of directors shall b"
composed Of tho following thru" dir'r-
tors. Olsen T.. Lewis, gUI Title Guaranty
Bldg New Orleans. La. William H. Nc
Graw, ll21 Julia street, New Orleans. Lat,
-. K. Belt gnJ Iiil, 'iunrHutrr bldg. New
Orleans La, Of whom Olsen T. Lewis
shall hr president. William II. NcGraw.
viro-pr">id,ut aud e. K. Bell. secretary
treasurer. and they shall >rrN" until IN"
second Monday of November 1920. or until
their Successors are elected and qualified
ARTICLE VI. stockholders meetings
other than meetings for IN" election -.
directors may D." held rs prescribed 10y
section 10 Of Act "a of IA" General As
Sombly Of the state of Louisiana for the
year 1914. or any amendments thereto.
ARTICLE VII. This corporation aud
the. Officers and directors thereof shall
have all the rights and powers. and this
corporation may hr amended or dissolved.
its affairs iipUidutrd as provided Joy the
provisions of Act 2G7 Of the General AN-
~cmbly OF the State of Louisiana for the
year 1914. or any amendments thereto.
ARTICLE VIII No stakeholder shall
contracts or faults of this corporation in
any further sum than tn" unpaid balance
on Ia" stock for which he has subscribed.
nor shall any mere informality in the
organization have the effect of rendering
this charter null OF exposing a stakeholder
to any liability other than as herein pro-
Nidrd.
The names and post office addresses OF
ia" subscribers hereto are AZ herein set
forth.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-25
CHARTER.

dated by two commissioners TO be Hp-
pointed nj the meeting of stockholders con
ycnod for the purpose OF liquidation, ana
ia Ice elected 10y the vote of all the stock
holders voting upon a parity. Said ltgul-
datorS shall remain in office until tn" al
fairs of the corporation shall haY" been
fully settled and liquidatcd. and they shall
have fun power and authority to transfer
and give it'll" to all the property AMI
assets of the corporation and to distribute
thu. proceeds In ease Of death, diSahil-
ity or resignation of or" hquidator. I'll"
vacancy shall he filed 10y tn" survivor.
ARTICLE VIII.-No stakeholder shall
ever he held liable or responsible for the
contracts or faults OF said corporation IN
any further sum than the unpaid h&lanc"
due on the shares of stock owned by him,
Tor shall any mere in;oraalrN IN orSahI-
zatiol have rhn effect of rendering this
charter ull or of exposing; any St"rkhold"r
30 ans liability beyond ~" unpaid 3D.
ancs due on his stock. In order ;ha- TINS
charter may serve as the original sub
>cription lis. the subscribers hereto have
iudicated opposite their RESPECTIVE" sigma
turca the number of shares OF stock sub
>,rihrd for 10y each of them There il an
rr>pd hereto, 10 b" read in connection
herewith. an accurate, detailed ana item
I'D description of the property conveyed
to III, corporation in PAYNE n Of the sub
ScTiptiOnS to its entire capital StO'k 81 one
Million 81. 600 600 OOl Dollars. the said
Property consisting of The entire assets
aud llIhllltlpS OF the HlST'isia'il H. III III anu
partnership of l.. Frihleman X Co. 800
canal street. New Orleans. Louisiana, as
of January 31St. 1890. the sam" being more
fully shown also by the books of said l..
Fribleman * GO. on file of record at >uN
/ Canal street New Orleans. Louisiana.
which are incorporated herein by refer
eucc Thus done and passed at my notarlal
( office in the city of New Orleans, state
/ of Louisiana. on the day. month and year
/ first hcreiuabOvc written. in the presence
! of Monte VI. Lrmaun and Norma Wilkins
/ competent witnesses. who have hereunto
I subscribed ;hcir names together with me
7 Notary. and the said appearerS. after du,
/ reading 81 the whole.
Original Signed. Names of subscribers
I omitted.
witnesses: Monte VI. Lemann ant
Norma Wilkins. Watts X. Levrrich.
Not. Pub.
|, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
CAGES in and for the parish of Orleans
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify tina
the Act of incorporation of the l.. F"hle
man X co. Inc. was this day recorded IL
my office in Book 12}N. Folio ---, New
Orleans 1920
,SignrdD EMILE ]. LEONARD, u. Il.
\ true copy.
WATTS X. LEVERlCH,
Notary Publi".
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-25
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF AMER
ICAN PAINT WORKS.

United states of America. SCAT" % Lou
isiant. Parish OF Orleans. iir J; khoWh.
That on this 18th lay of the month OF
March in the wear Of our Lord. one thUus-
and nine hundred aud twenty $500. and
Of the Independence of tn" lniocd states
uf America. the one hundred and forty
fourth, before mo. Waits h. i."N"rl'h,
Notary Public. duly commissioned ana
qualified. in and for the aforesaid Parish
and state. aud in the prr>"nc" 81 IA" VII
nc>S"S herein after named aud under
signed. personally came and appeared. g.
f. Mcriwe her and Walter !. SUthOn. Jr..
herein appearing in their RESPECTIVE" capH'-
tiles as the duly aUthO-i ed Chairman
and Secretary, of meeting. held on N"
nth day OF March. 1920. % stockholders
of the American Paint Works. corpora
ton organized under TIA" laws Of the Stat"
of Louisiana 10y act before T"liN j. PUG.
Notary Public for the Parish of Orleans.
recorded in said Parish in MortGaG"
Book G76. Folio l53. who dcclrred. that at
said meeting il was unanimously voted.
hv .he vote of the entire authorized and
out standing capital stock of the Company,
that Article ". Section |. of tn" Charter
of the Company should he. ANA III" same
was. amended 80 aS hereafter to read
and be- as follows. tO-wit:
ARTICLE ". Section 1.-The capital
stock of this corporation i hereby fixed
at tn" sum of fiv" thousand $4,000 OO)
dollars. TO b" represented by htty t'pl
shares of the par value of on" hundred
.
stock may bc increased To the sum of
one million Isl 900 100000 dollars"
And the said aPpearers declared that
. they appeared before me. Notary. in or
. der that ,aid amendment might he prop
J erIy established and recorded az required
. 10y law.
Thus done aud 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 GcorE" Hun and =
. IiOfman competent witnesses. who have
I h,rcunto signed their names together
| with mo Notary. and said appears. aftel
due reading of the whole.
(OriginaI SigncdD G. +. Meriwcther
/ Walter J. SuthOn, Jr.
witnesses. George stuff 5. Hoffman
WATTS X. LEVERICH. Not. Pub.
l. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans
state of Louisiana. do hereby certify thai
the above and foregoing Amendment o
Incorporation of the American Paint Work
was this day duly recorded in my office
in Book 1898, Folio -. New orleans
March --, 1920.
(Signed) Emile J. Leonard, by. X.
4 true copv Watts X Leverich.
Mch lS.Apr % Not. run.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-25
CHARTER.

fore me on the 9TH day of March 1920,
and of the certificate uf the Deputy Re
cOrdcr of Mortgages thereto attached.
ALIENS BRAIN.
Notary Public.
Mich. l1-Apri. II.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
.SPRAGUE SECURES
 BOOKS FROM HEALY
Auditors to Start Examination of
 Red Cross Accounts Tomorrow

Leon A. Sprague, treasurer of the New Britain Chapter American Red Cross, who succeeded Raymond R.
 Healy in that capacity when he went to Hartford to be aligned with the United States Bank, said today that the books are now in his possession, and the audit will be commenced to-
 morrow. This work will be in charge of Frederick A. Macomber of the New Britain Trust company, and William IT. Judd of the New Britain National bank. The books and state
 ments of the Red Cross have been in Mr. HeaIy's possession since he left this city.
 Commenting on the case today, MT. Sprague said there is every reason to believe that the audit will show that the organization has not been a loser through Mir. Healy's admitted acts. He bases this claim on the fact that the organization last year had a membership of about 16,00o persons. and as one-half of the money taken in must be turned over to the national chapter, it would indicate that the check received by MT. Sprasgue on November Is, from Mir Healy for sS,075.3S was about the amount the chapter had after com plying with the donation to the Headquarters. A few small bills were paid, MT. Sprague stating that the entire amount would not total over $50.
 Judge George W. Klett. counsel for MT. Healy, said fthis morning that there WAS every reason to believe that the shortage at the bank would be covered by restitution within few days. It is likely that when the case is called for trial in the Hart ford police court next Saturday morn ing. the account at the bank will have been made clear
 Judge Klett could give but very little information today concerning the entire affair, it being his claim that he has had but little time to confer with his client During the brief moments of conversation, MT. Healy has practically said that. his affair at the Hartford bank was the only one of it's kind that he is in- volved in.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
SHORT CALENDAR CASES

Five cases are listed on the short calender docket of the city court, which opens at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon. They are as follows: Mall leable Iron Works company against Anna Clark, ct aL, judgment, Lawyer E. T. Ringrose for the plaintiff; M. Meckler against M. Pearl, ct al,, pleading, Lawyer D. l.. Nair for the plaintiff, Lawyer Nj. H. Camp for the defendant; Johnstone Vance against Alex. George, default for failure to comply with order of court. Atty. s. J. Traceski for the plaintifr, Lawyer Mil ton Bacharach for the defendant; Salvatore Alcini, ct al, vs. Sebastiano Cfanci, disclosure of defense and Judgment, Lawyer D. l.. Nair for the plaintiff, Lawyer H. H. Milkowitz for the defendant; Fred Wrinkle against Cesario Agostino, judgment and hear ing in damages. Lawyer Joseph G. Woods for the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
a1. 900 IN FINES.

Hartford, Dec. 14.-One jail sen- tence and fines amounting to s2.s0o in 13 liquor cases in which pleas were entered were meted out to violators of the Volstead act by Judge Edwin S. Thomas in the U. s. District court today. Most of the cases heard re- suited from raids made by federal enforcement agents Saturday evening. Is having been on the list of criminal informarionN of which IF pleaded guilty.
 Frank Dennelli was fined s35o. An tonic Gallucci was fined s350 and costs. Gus Koch, proprietor of a restaurant on Mulberry street, drew a fine of s150. Max Fennerstein. who has a grocery store on South Prospect street. was fined s1oo. Mike Koefs- kefsky got off with a fine of s25o. Frank Koler. who has saloon on Main street, was given the heaviest fine. s40o. wfsdislau Neidzwicki of Main street was fined $500.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
CITY ITEMS

Jeweiry Xmas gifts, Henry Morans'. -advt After the meeting of the Unity Re- becca Lodge No. 54, I. O. o. r. this ssAning whist party will be held.
 Have your battery charged or re. paired At testers, 1ss Arch street.
 Beautiful blanket bath robes. se.so- wfison's.-Advt-
 The Amphion club of the N. B. H. S. win present -"The First Lady of the Land" at the Y. W. c. A. tonight The play will be presented at the High school Friday evening.
 Say It With Flowers at Morans'- advt-
 Removal sale at Besse-LeIand's. --advt.
 wednesday special Best Round steak 3sc h., at E. & A. J. Sharp. --advt.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. August Jennings of Newtngton avenue. yesterday.
 Ivory Xmas gifts at Henry Morans'. -advt-
 C. g. Neumann, H. s. Cook. F. W. Macomber. l.. Morrow, H. Y. Stearns and w. H. Atwood are in Hartford today attending a meeting of the H2TtrOTQ wteh SoHlHiIsocos
 Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. etadvt.
 Aal-wool, silk-trimmed house coat Se. e.60-wilson's.-ad --.
 Joseph Cattalano of 8 Silver Street was arrested today at the Stanley Works on a warrant charging non- support. The nrrcst was made by Ser geant Theodor" Johnson.
 Jeweiry Xmas giIts. Henry Morans --advt.
 The Svea Social club will hold meeting at their hall on Ss Arch street Friday evening. when the cleo ton of officers will take place. The meeting was not held last night.
 Wednesday special. Best Round steak 3Sc h., at E.. & A. J. Sharp. --advt.
 The annual meeting of the Swed- ish Baptist Mission circle. which was to have been held this evening has been postponed until Thursday night. The meeting will then be held with the usual mid-week service.
 Jewelry Xmas gifts. Henry Morans'. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES.
Mid-season Is. At Its Hcight-social
 Affairs for the Week.

Plans are rapidly being completed for the football reception by the Let terman's club to be given next Sat- urday evening. Francis Delaney heads the committee in charge.
 The physical examinations are still in progress, Dr. Lyon and pr. Faulk- ner being in charge. The freshman class basketball team will hold prac- tice this evening in the gymnasium
 The Young women's Literary club will hold it's regular meeting in the Academic building Thursday after noon.
 A Christmas sale will be held in the art department of the vocational building by the Art club on Friday of this week. The club will have for sale table runners, bags. linen and Christmas cards. The Household Arts club will hold a meeting in the art department tomorrow afternoon at which time work will be resumed on articles for. the poor. The club has always been active around the Yule- tide and this year will dress dolls for the poor.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
SUGAR CAUSES LAWSUIT
Toe Tons, Ordered at High Prices and Then Cancelled whcn Figures Drop, Figure fin Stamford.

Stamford. Dec. 14.-one hundred tons of white Cuban sugar figure in a lawsuit commenced here, recalling the days when that commodity was high in price. The complaint alleges that Peter vanech, restaurant keeper. contracted oh June 12 to buy the sugar at 23N cents a pound, but after receiving portion of 1t. or a total of A bags. for which he paid VI. 100. he refused to accept the balance. which the wholesaler and plaintiff. Poliziner Eros. of New York city, sold on December 10 for 6h cents Q pound.
 Politixner Bros. alleee loss of S2S. 900 and sue for 80. 600 alleged damages. They also claim that vanech transferred his property 10 his wife and ask the. court to declare the void.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
FOR FARMERS AID
War Finance Corporation May Be
 Revived Again

Washington, Dec. 14.-Pians for securing action by the house before the holiday recess on Legislation re- viving the war finance corporation were laid toda yby proponents of the farmer relief measure following it's passage in the senate. The house committee on agriculture to which ft was expected the measure would be referred today. planned to report it out promptly.
 The section of the measure relating to extension of credit was amended in the senate to make it merely an ex- prcssion of the .'opinion of congress" that the federal reserve board should direct extension of more liberal credits 10 farmers.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
PREDICTS LEAGUE FAILuRE

Paris. Dec. 14.-Doubt relative to the future of the league of nations has been expressed by U. s. Senator Mediil Mccormick. says a Geneva dis patch to the Echo de Paris. Senator Mccormick. the dispatch asserts. has declared that he had an impression that the league will be smothered by the eloquence of its members and that n great deal too much time is lost in useless verbiare."
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
John Larson.

nt bs3 Stanley street. died this morn .lnE at the New Britain General hos pitaI. Hs was n yoArs old. and was ' native of Sweden. He has resided [in this city for 35 years. and for fs ysars was an empioye at the New Hritain Machine company. He leaves knfm wife. and n son who lives in
 weden. The funeral will be held at
 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
 ndrews & Doolittlo funeral home on
 Walnut street. Roy. T. E. Klingberg Prii officiate at the service. and the burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
CONSTANTINE LEAVES

Lucerne. Switzerland. Dec. H. Former King Constantine of Greece. recalled by the government establish cd after the fall of the Venizelos re- gime, rose this morning prepared to leave for Venice. A private car to be attached to regular south bound train awaited him at the station. He will he met at Venice tomorrow by a Greek warship and will embark for Phaleron. the port or Athens.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
OFFICERS ELECTED.

An Alumni Endeavor association was organized at the First Church last night. The following were elected of icers: President, J. Ingham; |, vice. president, Oliver Nichols; Lewis Gfb- son, Secretary and treasurer. MT Nich- ols was also elected chairman of the membership committee.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
WIND BREAKS GLASS.

The large plate glass in the west window of the Wilson Company clothing store on West Main street, was cracked this afternoon by the heavy gale of wind that blew over the city. MT. Wilson noticed the window give way and crack in the upper cor ner. He immediately placed a brace against it from the inside, which ap- parently saved it from crashing in.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
PRICE OF EGGS DROPS.

New York Market Shows Them Down
 From Five to Twelve Gents Dozen.
 New York, Dec. 14.--Prices of fresh egge were reduced by. amounts vary ing from to 12 cents per dozen in the New York market today due to warm CT weathes throughout the egg pro- ducing areas of the country, which has materially increased early De- cember production.
 White California eggs which last week were offered at from s1 to s1.0S a dozen wholesale were today bringing between ss and s3 cents per dozen.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
Louis NfarcOux.

Louis Marcoux. former resident of this city. died today at the state sani- tarfum at Hamburg. Pa He leaves besides his wife. his mother Mrs. Frank Burabe. of I4 Borsd street and a brother and sister. NJ. J. kenney and company has arranged 10 bring the body to this city for burial.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
MALE POPULATION GROWS.

Sons were born at the New Britain General hospital today to the follow ing local couples: MT. and Mrs. Se- bastian Derisi of 70 Belden street and MT. and Mrs. Lester Vibberts. of PIP Main street.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
DwYER REAPPoINTED

Hartford. Dec. 14.-Richard J. Dwyer was reappointed today deputy secretary of state by Donald J. War ner, the incoming secretary whose term will begin January 5. The entire office force has also been reappointed. Mir. Dwyer has been been for forty years connected with the once of sec retary of stata. He first entered the
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
Michael Kane,

Michael Kane. aged 52 years. of Is Worth street. died carly this morning
 afier a lengthy illness. He is sur-
 viyed by hts wife. two soons. John J. and Thomas IT. Kane. and four daughters. Veronica. Elizabeth and Mildred Kane and Mrs. Joseph Gra-
 beck. Ho was a member of St. Mary's Holy Name society. The funeral will be held from St. Mary's church Thurs
 day morning at 9 o'clock and inter- ment will be in the new Catholic cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
CLAIMS DAUGHTER RAN AWAY.

MT. Phillips. of 1oS Capitol avenue. complained to the local po- lice this morning. that his 17-years old daughter. Mildred Phillips. who is wanted in Hartford for violation of
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
STORE Ig RORRED

One of tho proprietors of the New sritain Polish Business company. re- ported to the police today that s20 )pAd been stolen from the cash draw
 ~ the store Saturday night. One
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Leonard Rozenski

Mrs. Anna Roxenski. wife of Leon- ard Rozenslxi of t5s Sexton street, dlrd at her home last night. She was 90 years old. Besides hor husband. rho leaves four children.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
POLICEMAN A SUICIDE

Veteran Member of Fall River De-
 pertinent Believed to Have Killed
 Self While Despondent-
 Fall River, Dec 14.-The body of Patrolman John H. Boyd who had been a member of the- police de- partment for more than 20 years was found in a park in the rear of the northern police station today with a bullet through his right temple. He had been i'll for several weeks and his superiors believed he had killed him. self in period of depression. He leaves wife and six children.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTIONS
Contests i'm Is Caues, Including Bos- ton-wonsan Socks Mayoraity in Atflcboro.

Boston. Dec. 14.--Munioipal cleo tions in 1e cities. including Boston to- day flad as their outstAndinE feature tho mayoralty contest in AttIeboro where Mrs. Eiiza c. Daggett. first woman in the state to aspire actively to that office was one of five candi- dates. Referendums on Sunday sports. boxing license and the sale of beer and light wines containing less than 2.75 per cent of alcohol were on the ballots of elections. Eleven of the cities voting were to select mayors.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
CLIFFS WASHED AWAY
Heavy storms Have Undermined Clay Banks at Highland Light, at North Truro, Masss-Nfay slide Into Sea.

North Truro, Mass.. Dec. 14.-Re- cent gales have made serious ds on the clay cliffs at Highland light the foot of the cliffs have been cut away SO deeply that a considerable over hang has been produced and there is every prospect that in tho near future 26 feet of the top surface will slide into the sea The building the fog horn which is equipped with much heavy machinery was formerly we'll back from the cliff, Is now only 100 feet from its edge.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORzS

Wall street close-Coppsrs easeo again later on reports of another cut in the price of tho meal. Elsewhere however tho trend vas stu upward though subject to 1roht taking. The close was strong
 Sales approximated 100000 shares. t.
 (Ncw york Stock Exchange quota tions punished by Richter G Co.,. members of the New York Stock
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14

WANTED-kitchen and dining room girl at Maplehurst Inn. Mrs. Geo. B. Martin,
 Tel. li3, P1ainvflle. 1e-1t-d3
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-Kuitting, crocheting. embroider- ing and plain sewing to do at home. Mrs. H. Thuyer. Russell Block, PlainviIle, Conn.
 12-14-3 Sd
New Britain herald., 1920-12-14
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