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tNo. B 84926) DEGREE CHANGING NAME.

Tn the Superior Court of the State of California. in and for the County of Los Angeles.
 In the Matter of the Change of Name of The Zsllner Piano Co.,, e Corpora. tion.
 Be It Remembered. that on the 9th day of September. 1920 in Departme en t 10 Of the Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles, State of California, Honorable Louis w. Myers. Judge, pre- had, to-wlt:-
 The petition of The Zellner Piano Co.,, a Corporation. for change of name. coming op regularly in all respects for hearing on the Sth day of Septemb Der, 1920, Glen E. Huntsber9er, Esq uire, appearing as attorney for the petition CT, the court, after hearing the evid- ence finds:
 lst.-That on the 3rd day of August, 1920. the said petitioner, The Zellner Piano Co.,, Corporation. filed with the clerk of the above entitled court it's peti- ton to change the name of said corpora ton to STORY & CLARK MUSIC co.
 2nd That said petition so filed was signed by a majority Of the directors of said corporation, and specified the date of the formation of said corporation. to wit, January 18th, 1915; the present name of said corporation, to-wit. The Zellner Piano Co.,; the name proposed. to-wit, Story & Clark Music O.; and the reasons for such change of name.
 rd.-That upon the said 3rd day of August, 1920, ihe above entitled court made an order reciting the filing of said petition, the name of the corpora tion by which it was filed, the name proposed. and directing all persons in- terested in said matter to appear be- fore said court at the time and place specified in said notice. not less than four (4J or more than eight tS) weeks from the time of making such order, to- wit:-the 3rd day of August. 1920, and show cause why said petition should not be granted.
 4th.-That copy of said order to show cause was published for four (4) successive weeks in the Los Angeles Daily Journal. a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in said Los Angeles county, which time of publication expired on the 1st day of September. 1926, and proot of such publication has been made to the satis- faction of this court.
 5th.-No objection to said petition to change name has at any time been filed herein.
 6th.-All the allegations and state name are true, and to this court by the evidence iD produced herein, have been shown so to be
 Wherefore, it is Ordered Adjudged, and Decreed. that ths name or the petl- tioner. The Zellner Piano Co.,, be and the same is hereby changed to Story & Clark Music Go.
 Done in open court this 8th day of September. 1920.
 LOUIS w. MYERS.
 Judge of the Superior Court.
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scribed to the foregoing articles of in corporation, and they duly acknowl- ed ged to me that they executed the same; ana also known to me to be the persons named as directors in said ar ticles of incorporation and each ac- signature to said articles of incorpora- ton as such director.
 In Witness Whereof, have hereunt to set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office in said Los Angeles coun- ty, the day and year Tn this certificate last above written.
 tSesD RALPH F. HUNTSBERCER, Notary Public in and for said County of Los Angeles, State of California. We, R. Zellner, Jr.. President, and L. H. Holte, Secretary, of The Zsllner Piano Co.,. 8 corporation, hersby cer- tify that the foregoing copy of Amend ed Artices of Incorporation of The Zsll- ner Piano Co.,. corporation, is 8 true and correct copy of said articles as amended that the original Articles of Incorporation of sa,d corporation were amended in paragraph Fifth thereof by changing the number of directors from three (3) to four tI; that said original Articles of Incorporation were SO amended by maj jority vote of the board of directors of said corporation In a meeting called for that purpose, and by the vote of the holders of at least two thirds of the subscribed cap ital stock, in 8 stockholders meeting called for the purpose; that annexed hereto are true and correct copies of the minutes of the meetings of the Board of Directors and Stock holde held for the purpose of amending said Articles of Incorporation.
 Dated October 2nd. 1919
 R. ZELLNER, Jr.
 Director
 E. W. KIRKPATRICK
 Director
 L. H. NOLTE
 Director R. ZELLNER, Jr
 President
 L. H. NOLTE
 Secretary
 (Seal of Corporation)
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County Of Los Angeles. ]

County or LOS AnGsIes,
 I. L.. E. Hampton, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full. true and correct copy Of Decree Changing Name on file in my office. and that [ have carefully compared the same with the original.
 In Witness Whereof. have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Superior Court this 18th day Of Sep tember, 1921
 (SeaD l.. E. HAMPTON. County Clerk.
 By R. F THORNE, Deputy Clerk. First publication Dec. 3 3-6t
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
 County of Los Angeles,

On this eleventh day of January. 1915. before me Ralph F. Huntsberger, a Notary Public in and for said County of Los Angeles. residing therein, duly conn ssioned and sworn. personally appeared R Zellner, Jr l.. H. Nolte and F w. Kirk patrick, known to me to be the persons whose names are sub-
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
 Department of State.

department or SLat0.
 I. Frank c. Jordan, Secretary of State of the State Of California, do hereby certify that I have carefully compared the annexed copy of Amend ed A rticles of Incorporation of Zellner Piano Go. with the certified copy Of the original now on file in my office, and that the same is a correct trans cript therefram, and of the whole thereof. 1 further certify that this au- thentication is in due form and by the proper officer.
 In Witness Whereof,
 I have hereunto set my (The Great hand and have caused Seal of the :he Great Seal of the State of State of California to be California; affixed hereto this 22nd
 day of Septem Der, A.
 D.. 1921
 FRANK c. JORDAN.
 Secretary Of State By FRANK H. CORY.
 Deputy
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
 County of Los Angeles,

STATE OF GAL!FOENlA' ss
 No 1S075 I. L.. E. Hampton. County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy of the Am ended Articles of Incorporation of The Zsllner Piano Co.,, and certificate. on file in my office. and that I have care fully compared tho same with the original.
 In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Superior Court this I7th day of No vember, 1919-
 (SeaD L E. HAMPTON, County Clerk
 By w. c. WATSON, Deputy Clerk
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The 8urder d5idefte.
DECEMBER 3, 1921.
No. 1oIs5

Frank c. Jordan, Secretary of State Frank H. Cory, Deputy
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Amended Articles of Incorporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
\ Lesson From Kansas City

Y ANSAS CITY is preparing to erect a
~ s2,o00,0 600 Liberty Memorial to its
sons who served in the great war 1t is
ture and culture, symbolic not OF war but
Of that enduring peace the American boys
fought in France to win.
Because of certain recent developments
in Virginia. which also is preparing to erect
S2.O00.0o0 memorial to its warrior sons
and for IL possible parallel, or rather con-
trast. to be drawn between the two meth
odS OF procedure-not an invidous com
parison. but one that should be helpful 10
Nirginians by reason of the wonderful sue
cess and splendid harmony that have at
tended the Kansas City plan-the Western
program is worthy OF careful study in this
State.
In Kansas City. the Liberty Memorial AS
ISOLATION, through its board of trustees cor
responding in large measure to Virginas
JOINT library commission, conducted great,
"rchitectural competition. open TO the
world. under the rules Of the American In
s,itute OF Architects. with cash prizes for
the second, third. fourth and fifth designs
jury of five nationally known architects
was appointed to Judge the designs. each
ter. none of the names Of the architects be-
ing known To the jurors. When the winning
design had been selected. after five days OF
consideration by the jurors. great meeting
OF citizens was held, and before this repre-
native gathering the envelope COntaning
the name of the winner was opened 1t
then was found that Harold Van Buren,
Magoniglc one Of the worlds most dis
tingnishcd architects and artists had won
The award of the jury was unanimous and
the satisfaction OF Kansas City was com
retc. Mr. Mag0nigle, it has been am
nounccd, will be assisted in his work by
painter. sculptor and landscape gar
d"ner, each one of them OF international
reputation. Now that Il design has been
chosen and the architect selected the as
ISOLATION will proceed To advertise for bids
preliminary TO awarding tho contract
That is the manner in which they have
handled the memorial project out in Kansas
City. The enthusiasm of the public the
complete harmony that marks the under
from the inception of ~: memorial idea
are combining TO make the Kansas City
monument just what the city desires il 10
be: ~ memorial tina, will stand for peace"
good government and harmony. a memorial
which architects will come from all parts
OF The Nnited States to study" a memorial
that Will add TO tn" fame of Kansas City
one over the building Of which no shadow
can rest 10 mar The glorious conception ii
symholi2cs in granite
There. indeed, is lesson that he who
reads may learn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Fighting the White Plague.

A T the concluding session OF the tenth
~ annual convention OF the Allied Med
zeal Association Of America, in Atlantic City
llr. a. W. Werner. of New York City an
nounced the discovery OF Il vaccine which
Is said 20 be an absolute preventive and Gu re
for all advanced cases OF tuberculosis. \
committee Of leading physicians was nam ed
To make IA study OF DR.. Wcrner's discovery
and report lis findings to the association at
AN early date
The Importance OF this discovery. If it's
sweeping claims can be established cam
not be o"crestimated Perhaps in all of
the progress made by medical science no
single discovery would equal il In the boon
IL would confer upon afflicted humanity The
disease OF tuberculosis is widespread and
causes about unc-sevcnth Of the deaths
throughout the world II prevails in all lati-
tnd"s, and n" race IS exempt. It's clinical
features were recognized many centuries
ago. and ilppocrat"s and Galcn described
them very accurately; but il was not until
the growth Of anatomical study i'm tho
/ seventeenth aud eighteenth centuries that
the characteristic LESSONS uubercIes) were
recognize and associated with the disease
| Important additions 10 tho pathological
knowledge Of tuberculosis were made In tba
nineteenth century virchow's work in
! cellular pathology and finally Kochs bril-
| liant discovery of tho causa,ivc bacillus in
| lSA2 settled all doubts as to the genesis and
| Pathology Of the disease and sine, then
! nothing essential MAJ, been added to our
! knowledge concerning it.
With the cnnsativc bacillus determined.
F.! medical effort has boon rewarded will,
| som" success IN IN" treatment OF the dis
cas-" IN its early stages. bu, no successful
! Specific treatment for it's advanced STAGES
| has been found. koch's tubcrculin and its
various notifications and the different anti
toxins and antitubcrcle scrmms ar, being
U1"d. bat have To be administered with
J great oircnmspection. The rcatmcnt OF
| tuberculosis Is in most cases boss carried
out IN w"il-rcgulated sana,oria. where Tho
! patient life and habits are uadnr csuor,
surveillance. The main objects IN vicw -
10 place the sufferer in an environment ia
Yurdbic Tor the attainment Of thu. hes, nos
sihic nutrition, 10 relieve the cough sNe,fs
ana othcr wearing symptoms and to civ,
medicines That tend TO cheek the prosres.
OF the disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
SUNDAY JULY 3. 1891.
Dempsey Retains His Crown

T ACK DEMPSEY retains his title of
y heavyweight champion OF the world and
fMcidentally. OF course, he is enriched by
IS3oO,0oo less wha, Uncle Sam takes from
MIN by way Of excess profits tax. as an addi-
&tional reward for fewer than a dozen min
Futes of actual fighting
Georges Carpenter. idol of France goes
back to his home defeated in his ambition
70 wrest the laurel crown OF pugiSm from
the Americans brow. but he too carries
with him as a consolation prize $500. 900
less Uncle Sans hit with which To soothe
his disappointment and keep the wolf away
from the door OF the wife and little Jac-
Squeline.
&s SO ends the International battle IL ended
fgjust as all but few expected that ii would
59pt not as majority OF Americans hoped il
s5would end 1t was the old story over again
sfof brute strength. plus skill against a small
ger, more polished boxer. Carpenter had
the skill the brains and the discrimination
HNt MS irail body could not withstand the
Eferrifc punishment. and he Went down car
8rying with him the hopes of France
ya&But Carpenter made a good fight while
Eshe lasted and he fell with his colors flying
! like the good soldier lie was and is France
has nothing of which 10 be ashamed in the
showing OF its representative. and Carpcn-
Her Will take home with him the genuine
Respect and honest liking of all good Amer
cans who have red sporting blood in their
veins.
Dempsey mas the world before him No
lie remains for him 10 conquer and the
:age and the movies offer him opportunity
o cash in or his title and swell the golden
ewards OF his fame. But while no serious
cntender for him is in sight history will
sepeat itself. and one of these days a
Typpnger, stronger man will step into the
pugilistic picture and lay him low even aa
yesterday he laid low ,lHt .Fres:chman
With every titulaF contes, in the past
thirty years have believed that the apex
Of pugilistic press -agenting and public in
terest had been reached 1t may have been
reached at Jersey city Thi, battle has
khroken every record Of publicity richness
sfofs purse, attendance and number OF famous
people at the ringside Everything has been
1 done in superlatiyes It would seem. in
Heed, that the heigh, Of purilistic endeayor
Shad been attained at last but Americans
know no limit and the future may ou,shine
the past
y The strict moralists may demur. bu, The
ISdecadence OF the prize ring. long preached
f#ahti, prayed for. is not yet at hand. ana mil
{Stonk Of Americans atlcstcd yesterday tina,
3Tions of Americans attcstcd Yesterday that
[Hhey1 still love battle between Two equally
matched, physically fit gladiators OF tls,
5SJadded gloves
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airplanes each in commission in the navy,
and is rushing program providing for ff-
teen such sQuadrons. One hundred British
aviation experts in addition to a number of
French, have been engaged as instructors
of Japanese flying cadets. German experts
in the manufacture and use of submarine
devices also are at work on high pay from
the Japanese government. Factories us well
us purchasing departments are busily add
ing TO the store of Japanese aerial and
submarine equipment and new airdrome
in connection with the navy is to be COM
plctcd and put into commission within n
few days.
Why all of this activity. If Japan INDUCES
nothing but pacific intentions toward all the
world. and the United States in particular?
Surely, she doesn't think that any nation
strong enough to make the attempt has the
remotest idea of invading the kingdom so
long as she attends To her own business and
does not agrees upon the rights of other
countries. America is perfectly willing TO
discuss armament limitation. but il will not
he caught mapping at the switch in the
meantime.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
Correspondent Approves Oryaniza.
ton Of Law and Order
League.

10 tn" Editor % The Tim.,- Dispa,ch.
Sir see from a r.cou, issuc .,
your paper that a law and order
league has been formed at Cascade.
Why not7
" there ever was time in the
writer's experience when conditions
h"nan ded the greatest vigiIanc. in
the enforcement OF Law and order.
II IL now. Social conditions are go
ng from bad to worse daily.
During the past four years we have
been going AT breakneck speed. lo,v
ing out institutions and ideal. ne.
ANA. and the consequence is that IN.
authorities Sc" that they have "A hug.
TASK on hand In the enforcement of
la", and those who fail to liz. nm IN
ne law, which Ia practically "A ma
JnfitS. seeing the weakening powers
OF the authorities. are thereby cm
boln"ncd in the course. Their. are
pcopl" OF TIL" writer's ac0uaintanc.
VINO Ave years ago were opposed 10
th"s" irregularities. but who are no:y
readers in this direction. Has not n
change come over the spirit OF their
dream?
Wherever a sufficient number cnn
he had TO enroll themselves as mem
| bers or such league. IL should be
FORMED The writer occasionally hears
! som: one who Is opposed TO existing
conditions, say that he would report
some serious misconduct to the ius-
tice. oui being greatly in the minori-
" n" fears the consequence OF such
"a step
Those who stand opposed to tho
continuance Of present conditions.
can not act too quickly
FRANK MONROE BEVERLY.
Freeing, Va. June Is.
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believes Figures con.cryn,,x.

To the Editor OF The Times DisDatcn.
Sill have read with much interest
the editorial in your paper OF Junc
~ headed. NO Sign Posts Needed.
was particularly struck with the
last paragraph OF the editorial. and
] heartily concur therein. note.
how ever. the use In said paragraph
OF this language. to-wit. 1T has a
very serious defect In the compilation
OF expected increased values" This
language refers 10 the plans and
ficurcs OF the Virginia Good Roads
Association. The figures are bclie.cd
10 be ultra conservative. and those
involving the mill tax and showing
the expected yearly increase in tho
returns therefrom have. I understand,
been submitted to the Auditor nv
Colonel McAdams and Mr. Robinson.
with the result that the Auditor
thought II would be more conserya
tive 10 figure an increase OF $4,000
per year from this source rathe: than
100000. Mr.. Moore is. himself. ultra
conservative, and properly so. and I
think, therefore, that no fault can
he found with his estimate. or
course, the increase In the annual an
preparation d.pcnds on the General
Assembly. believe THAI tho In
crease In the automobile tax /. most
COnscrvativcly fixed
MY object In writing you. however,
is to ask wherein you think there is
defect In the compilation. The Times
Dispatch wields Statewide inf1u-
cncc and am most hopeful that we
will have its active support in our
efforts to give Virginia "A completed
highway system in tho next five or
six years.
c. o'coNoR GOODRICH.
Fredericksburg, June "a, 1921.
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
ESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

would like to learn what proportion Of
physicians in this State have qualified under
the present laws to write prescriptions for
alcoholic liquors. Have YOU any informa ion
on this point for the country at larEc?-G. ".
Answer In twenty four states where it was
possible Gin March, for physicians TO pre-
scribe liquor under special permit. only
33379 out Of "a total OF 112.23S legally quail
Gcd physicians had at that time taken out
permits That is about % per cent OF the
physicians In other words, three out of four
reputable physicians do not deem alcohol
necessary in the treatment OF disease. As
for the prescribing OF beer. that bad
attempt at Joke by the politicians at Wash
ington. but at present il would seem that the
politicians would have to look elsewhere for
their beer for they can't persuade reputable
doctors to 'prescribe" it,
Long Distance DIngnosis.
please give me your candid
opinions ii cancer. what? tMrs r. FL
Answer--OH coming Al, OF trance and
making a few passes over the keys ] think
it is more likely what. swan, II is no wonder
that nuacks and nostrum makers live in
such swell mansions. My friend II Is impos-
sihie to diagnose accurately by mail. An
examination by your physician Is tho safest
and best course for you to pursue.
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INDUCING No Illusion.

s:As F'rER the President had Indicated 10
"a Congress that n" had no objection to
Eies Borah amendment TO tho naval .ppro-
jSrfation bill requesting him to call a con
|Ssfence between Japan. Great britain and
HE United States 10 try to reach an agree
|8ent upon the limitation of naval arma-
MGnts, the House readily accepted tb.
|Hnendment as it came from the Senate The
fssil TO which the amendment was attached
.Efords In itself assmranc" that there VIII
igfno let-up in this counlrys program Of
Eval upbuildng until it has secured The
&fensive establishment the security OF it,
Branding world interests demands The
.&ited States will indulge no Illusions ro-
Betting the results of the proposed CON
Fence and reverse n policy adopted after
IA elaboration and with farsighted vision
the future.
&rhe President will take his own time in
Hiing the call for the proposed confer
He. For the fact cannot have cscapcd him
SSIJapan is feycrishly engaged in rushing
Aksupon the construction not ONLY OF inc
Etal ships. which have been widely her.
I'd, but OF large numbers Of submarines
&royers and aircraft. Reliable informa.
III fdiscloses that, with aerial actiyitic.
So ztst entirely limited to the two and one
3tyears since the armstice, Japan al
@ y has three air squadrons Of six hydro