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Evening star., 1921-09-30
MISS MARY RECTOR DIES.
Was Resident of Washington fol
Nearly Forty Years.

Miss Mary Rector, resident of this
city for nearly forty years and active
member of the Metropolitan NJ. E.
Church. died yesterday at her home,
1861 Harvard street.
Miss Rector was born In Bedford
She was at the time of her death a
member of the official board of the
church here and communion steward.
She was also secretary of the Meth
odist Home and a member of the
board of lady managers of Garfield
Hospital. She had been in i'll health
for some time. but was only lately
confined to her bed.
Funeral services will be held to-
| morrow at 2:30> pm. at the Metro
-clitan NJ. f. Church. Interment will
:, N Et.,-oTd, lid.
Evening star., 1921-09-30
NAVY WAGE AWARD
MAY Be REVIEWED
Machinist Official Reports
Prospect of Increased
Pay at Yards.

Review of the award of the gen.
eral navy wage board. demanded by
the navy yard employees. may be or
dered in the near future by the
Navy Department, N. P. Alifas. presi-
dent of District No. A. International
Association of Machinists, told dele
gates to the convention of the or
ganization in session today at the
Machinists' building.
Mr. Alias said that he had reports
from reliable sources at the Capitol
that the Navy Department is contem-
plating such action with view to
granting the navy yard workers a
slight increase over the present scale
of 73 cents an hour. which became
effective September 16.
Will Continue Fight.
Although clated over Mr.. Alias re-
Evening star., 1921-09-30
10000 STUDENTS REPLY.

approximately 10000 cards filled out
by students in the high schools, indi-
eating whether or not they are mem
bers of any secret society, were turn
ed over to Superintendent of Schools
Frank w. Ballou by the high school
principals at conference this aft
ernoon at the Franklin School. The
cards were distributed in the high
schools Tuesday.
Students whose cards show they are
still members of fraternities and So
rorities will be debarred from obtain
ing any honors or distinction While
in school
Evening star., 1921-09-30
TAKES NEW QUARTERS.
Better Business Bureau Locates in
Evening Star Building.

The Better Business Bureau. the or
ganization of the retail merchants
financial houses and newspaper, con-
stituted to promote confidence in ad-
vertising and prevent untruthful rep
resentation, has moved to the new
Evening Star building from their old
quarters in the Bond building
The increased bureau activities and
Investigations in retail advertising
required expansion. and in the new
quarters the director, Mr.. F. X. Who'll
ley, will have the proper facilities
to investigate actively all types of
advertising.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

| lists, which is composed of machine
list employees at the Washington
navy yard. The speakers will be
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts and
Representative Hull of Iowa.
The convention, which has been in
session all the week, will close to-
morrow afternoon. officers will be
elected and routine matters, inciud-
ing the amending of the bylaws.
will be disposed Of
Evening star., 1921-09-30
REJECT BIDS FOR UNIFORMS.

The Commissioners today rejected
bids that had been submitted for fur
nishing police and firemen's uniforms
for the ensuing twelve months on the
ground that they were too high. New
bids will be invited. For both depart
ments the figures quoted by the bid
ders were II per cent lower than last
years contract prices. but fire and
police officials felt they still were too
high
Evening star., 1921-09-30

port. the delegates made plans for
continuing their fight against the
enforcement of the present pay scale
for two or three years, IL necessary.
Methods of raising money with which
to carry on their proposed publicity
campaign, which they hope will
arouse public opinion to their sup
port, were discussed
AS the first step in that direction
they increased their per capita tax
from 10 to Is cents per member per
month. thereby increasing the rev.
enue derived from this source by
one half. On the estimate that there
are 10000 members of District A., a
publicity fund of $1,000 a year. in
addition to the present revenues, will
be derived in this manner.
Guests mt Banquet Tonight.
Delegates to the convention will be
entertained at banquet at the Con-
tinental Hotel tonight. at $50
o'clock, by Columbia Lodge, 174, In
ternational Association of Machin-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

with pr George a. MacQue"n. former
mayor. announced that under the eli
cumstances. II Is time for me 10 with
draw
OF tho 300 or more men in r." as.
sembllge, more than half withdrew
from the hall with him. police SAY.
Ordered to Dlsperse
When the mon who withdraw as
sembled on the lawn o. tho "Y" and
spoke Of "screnadins the governor.
whose residence adtoins tho y. NJ. {.
A. building according TO police Chief
OF Police John Brittun led squad OF
policemen into their midst and order
ed them TO Gisporse. TO" were re-.
fused permission 10 hold parade by
the police.
In the meantime. those who remain
ed inside. continued their organization
plans ard at the close Of the meeting
James T Eincnid secretary, made the
following statement:
Ever man who remained was
ideal timber for company Many OF
the squad leaders die not take men
who were present. but assured those
In attendance that they had men in
mind for their squads who were not
at the meeting The men who volun.
,eared arc men OF determination
Many Of ihese who are Identified with
the orga ni3ation forming were officers
ir tho World war"
He added that 20n men were en-
rolled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Wife Helps Elect Hubby

After having been n he1 ha.t the
time for year with severe pains n
MY right sids over 'he appendix.
stomach trouble and hloat!ng. which tho
doctors seemed unable 20 reach win
medicine. and advised operation as the
only rened%. my nurse advised me u
try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. and It's
results have truly been wonderful as I
am now entirely well and strong. and
at the las. election worked hard TO elect
my husband" II Is I simple harmless
preparation that removes tho catarrhal
mucus tor tho Intestinal trar. and allays
the Inflammation watch causes practic-
ally all stomach, N"c" AMI intestinal ALL
mentG including ar cHdici'is. One dose
will convince or r,nrey refunded. c. H
Griest 4 Co and druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
OWNER OF AUTO IN
BELLAIRE AFFAIR
TELLS HIS STORY

\. o'c,o-E his morning Bellare
7Ai'sc announced thar the owner OF me
- ;-"'e' automobile (" which thH man
wN1 is s,:rr.,scd 20 have cntc:"d the
home ~ l'arrr Kra,z escaned FROM ma
roNrn md returned from MS run on the
lAnns> '"an'a railroad and had been
questioned ~" IS u foreigner and told
the officers no Rad hcen With tho other
man during 40 afternoon bur that h"
was stranger WHOM ne LETT tor work.
ne tolA me STRANGER 20 taHc the machine
70 I r"arhy garage
Tho automobile was abandoned In an
alley near Forty seventh street a:ter A
sensational chase ny Officers letters
ana Connors OF the police department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
1000 TROOPS
(Contdnusd from Page one)

powered r!hes in automobiles. rushing
10 tho trouble zone. The governor -
tust advised from Logan that hr!nE Is
'ak!ns place at IA" top IF Tn" mountain
near Logan-Bnunn line. State ~ rush
!ng rrinfnrccmCn:s % tina. point from
every available station. Miners openly
state. according 10 reports from Cover.
nor Morgan, they will not obey tn"
PRESIDENTS proclamation. Necessary
that federal troops he sent At once II
los. or litc i - be avoided. More than
{. hG0 man untnr arms "!nsr to Boone
LOGAN Inc. ami more on thor way"
Weeks to MorTun.
General Bnndh"t:. on leaving Wash
inGtnn. carried a letter from Secretary
Weeks 10 G"v"rrnr NrrEan II stated.
you have -r,o:.rh the praslInn,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

vhi-N rrtn'orccmrnra 'oiled. carrying
ammunition and provisions. Thr me-
chine gun WAS about IN the middle Of
rho line ~ orrrl Doked \ valley i thou
saNd feet helow \ nue. distant were
sA"~rnI buildings which rrot"''"d N"
hands RI armed men rs they made IN
attcrnrt IL outtlnn!: county "thtcr5 and
Get hchind the ridge.
limo and aga!n. they tried tn arro'n-
7iieh their purpose hYt AZ each attempt.
machine gun and rifle fire drive them
hack II Mas during one o. 'h"sr Sur
ties 'h2i me correspondent sAW ~"
nAr raIl " tLo ruadWay The machine
gun hul'~ts clipped 'Nc dTs' IN front 81
and behind Then. preventing attempts
a. -As"ur
on anrther occasion. band ~ about
hrtv mon canc down The road between
tho huililnrs 4 heavy fire from TN"
ridge however caused them hastily
II rc,reat. carving f"ur or I'VE o' their
comrnIt. on th"'r shoulders. Whtrh"r
,hos" h"'rg carried had he"n wounded
could NOT b. determined
The machin~ Cuners previously Nad
hern instructed mot - IRE 2; certain
hnurs into the valley hollow. "herc IL
T.
r,;nn irpd NOT boon all" - leave Nov
ard ih"r tho chilh and tive od NAN
could hA Sn~r in the roadway dur g
ru'ls ~ me firing
on both sides nf no rNarh'nc zun
nos. constant firing could We heard. In
d:rating tina, tho deputies forming
f'auhs IN both sides. were in contact
with the opposing bands \ courier
from tho ln"t FLANK reported that nv
..hirn cun bod been located on tho other
side bur that the gurr'rs had beer
driven away or wounded uther cnur-
Tor. reported frNT live - tme that
Non had Nstn N-ouGMt down cut ~
trees After q stay Of GO hours ~ the
rest from whirh 'N"rr WAS almost con.
sta.,t IRE. the correspondent ,e.t nc
scene
wounded Man In Hospital.
Charleston. AUG. 1i.-Csr:! Clark who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
OBITUARY
YOUNG ISLAND
WOMAN DIES
NrIS. SARA BURTON LEWIS, WIFE
or FORMER CITY FIRE
MAN.
Death Came Unexpectedly In Spite OF
rlnses CO Twelve Weeks.

Mrs. Sar2 Burton Laws nHe =; the
x.r known residents ~ th' Island
passed peacefully A"ay 'a*' evening a.
ten c'c,orA at ire family Nor,c. No Sos
South York street. Fo!i"nln@ twelve
weASs' ,llress % complications. fer
Death ONES as I shock 70 her many
friends
Mrs. Lewis was ~ her t%enty-se'enth
year. he vii~ IF Pau, Lewis Formerly
A city h-emAn employed q ; d driver at
Hose Compa:.y No. :. She had lived IN
this city all her NE and was widely
knowu.
lively. weeks ago she vas taken Ill
OF combinations ard 81" WAS critically
I'll to- s~v"ra' wccIs size had SHOWN
signs ~ .npr,v"'nen'. however. and mp
20 within zen minutes Cf her death had
talked 70 rsr husha nd and children
Resides her husband. wh" is We'll
known. she - survived ny three child
rem. Burton James. Martha Mary. ana
Elizabeth Paul! Three sisters and two
brothers also survive.
No arrangements have been made FOR
the funeral services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
J,V, REILLY REPORTED
ASSLIGHTLY BETTER

Attendants at the North wheeling
hospital last night reported that there
had bean some improvement In the con-
d.tion OF Mr. J. v. Reilly who has been
q patient at that institution for about
two months Worry recently II was fear
cd tina. Mr.. Reilly was contra citing
pneumonia. and grave fears were en-
,c-,a.ned concerning his condition. Last
night. however. attendants said the
prospects Of pneumonia. FOR the present
a, east. appear 70 have been removed.
and Mr., Reilly WAS said TO be rnsttnE
much easier.
Mr. Reilly. who Is in the ne'ghoorhood
Of 70 years OF age. hns not been In good
health for a year or more. and about
two months ago went 10 tho hospital
FOR treatment lIe "a the only living son
Of the late Michael Reilly. and is very
we'll known In Wheeling and vicinity
He owns large amount OF property.
Including the Reilly building at Four
teenth and Market streets.
To help you saN~ is tho mission OF
IntelllSenCer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Charleston. W. Va. AuE. al To-o0"r7-
ton If tho government ~ tho intel
States throughout the crisis md
nrn,nIse IN, no half way mea aNrrS
viii he taken IN the event martial Jaw
4. proclaimed ~ the president ana
federal troops are sent into the state
wss the assurance given 20 the d"IfLa-
ton ~ ataie Officials and business men
hc.ded b. Secretary Of State Houston
G. Young. VINO returned AZ noon To-Day
frnn Washington. Whrro they went
Nnn1av 20 urge President Harding ~
taxa charge Of the situation. TINS
mach was LEARNED following confer
cnce, the delegation had with Governor
Morgan Immediately after the return
The inprcs.ion given me deleEh'!"h
n WaehIngton. II is :aid. Was that II
the government does lake charae u
will mean a thorough job. and m"st
vigorous measures WI! be 'Aheh |"
CARY the work through.
President Harding. the mtmhrrs o'
rho delegation reported, receifen 'h' ~
cordially and showed In every way ".S
interest and willingness: 70 be OF ala 10
tho state.
Governor Morsane office IS keer'ns
N close communication with NasnihI
-" ard with Logan county. ara s'n''
and federal authorities arc ahN!H"h ION
..arflv q, IN. s!runti"n at Logan county
front
Tn. opinion in officials quarters 70
Iav vas ,ha, NJ time ahou'h ne reg
IN di.7atchlng federal troops INC inc
.tot. Whether or not some s"!h'er'
viii Re advanced 20 strntAg!c points ior
Quick transportation in the eren' ma
So law is declared could not be asiNr
,sin.d hui II is said that troops are
rc,dr 10 move on short notice and con'o
roach the troubled sections In very
short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Nervousness, Headache and
Stomach Trouble Ended

like Il nrw man" II Ia 4 strange = %,
bGt nervous md stomach Ills are usvs n
found together. and they are like~'ssl
n" cause 81 mich misery. Serr-WoT:S 81
ability to Nc, IN IN auch casee. and -:
quickly. make, Il tho !deal medicine :GfI
these who suffer from such troubles. ~
your frst bottle does not bencnt ;ul
ynur druggist IL authorized 20 re'Ia Y
your nome. Sod By ali leading drug
S,Sts tl.Gh per hottie. Sold and recon-
m"nied by {. II. Griest & GO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
SYMPA7H|zERS
CONTINUED Prom Page ons)

whether the proposed organization
was intended 10 answer the call OF the
governor.
The chairman announced that the
meeting was called for the intention
OF its sponsors 10 form an ors1niza
ton TO go anywhere the governor
might send US"
The discussion waxed warm be,
tween the leading citizens Of Charles.
ton. II Is reported. and Justice Collins.
local coal operator. after discussion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
TAX BILL WILL Be
READY FOR SENATE

Washington. Aug. 5l.--Assu-ance was
given President Harding today by
Senator Watson. Republican. lRdnne.
tina; IN. tax revision hill would I've
ready for consideration by the senate
or recommending September 81. and put
Through without delay.
senator Watson. who IS member OF
the finance committee. told the presi-
dent also that the administrations ratl-
road funding bill would he taken up Ivy
the senate Immediately after passage
OF the tax measure. and after tha, would
come the tariff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Wentworth Quickly oyorcomes These
for Adolp. Shields

L had had Saint NIius' Dance. and
il left mo in an awful nervous cond!-
t:un." sad Adoii huS Sheds. we'll
kr"Un CLARK ~burg. ". Va resident.
My head arhed Il great i"nl. and my
stomach was also In bad SHAPE. | mad
doctorel considerably with ~" results.
Two bottles Of \erl Worth Improve!
M condition wonderfully. and I feel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Remks Funeral

This afternoon az leo o'clock. from
the homo Of her daughter. Mrs. Robert
J. Haut@. lNIn Llrd street. funeral serv-
Ices VIII be held for Srs johanna
Rcmke widow ~ the late August
Rcmke ST.. who Sled Tuesday morning.
ared 81 yearS Al O'~iock services Viii
he NeId from s., paurs Evangelical
PROTESTANT church and .n;evment Will
b. made m NJ; Zion cemetery. Rev.
A G Easche Will cOaduc. the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
MoCullay Rltes.

From the hone Of her SON. 4. +. NC
Galley. a, Pleasant Valley. this after-
nom a, go o'clock. funeral services
Will be held over the remains or the
lave Mrs Mary F. McCulley. who cleo
Monday afternoon. Rev. L. s. Grose. OF
Ear. Stree, NJ f church. will oni":ate,
and tnterment will take p!ace IN Fen
insuia cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
.Ja6ars SSrVtc 90.

This afternoon at 5 o'clock. from the
lat. home At Sixteenth ana JACOB
streets. funeral services will be held Tor
Mss LETTERS. Who did Monday ater-
moon. Dr.. =. Z. Allen. pastor o. 'ne
Fourth Street NJ. <. church. or Ne''
L. s. Crosse, pastor OF Zane street NJ e,
church, will oriciate and tn.erment Will
be made IN Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

proclamation ordering the insufTeet.ea.
NV element in West Virginia - TOUT
pe,oably to their homes by noon On
september l. 1921. am sending ou
cral II. n. BsndhoItE. the bearer OF r,ss
Litter with instructions to. repoft W
me IN. extent to which the order OK .ns
president g.. obcyod. In Case 1t bessns'
ncccssary to send federal troops tAlt
officer l. designated to commtnd tneM
May I ark tat you will AFFORD nIs'
n,.ry po..!hse assistance and cooper
ton In the way Of Offices stenoe:n1n'
rrs and clerks. quarters. transpor''ien
etc?
Il very earnestly hope that II may
not become necessary 10 employ teaesst
,roors. 70 they are used. II will Do %
restore pcrcc and order IN the mosi st'
fect!ve and prompt way. The TsesisHa
VIII hc re.ardtd b. the military GEtho'
rites purely as tactica! one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Many 10 the Front

Madiaon. ". Va. Aug. Al Armed
men. ,fo"t and in motor cars continue
to pass through Madison tonight. R"'hH
90, tho direction -! Jenery. where
,hnusards - m"n were reported L"
have congrcEatcd during TIE last i"r'e
davs Between SIX and seven tr'"k"
crowded With mon and rincs passed
through tho town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

was reported TO have been killed In
ha,tl" Sunday morning between armed
NC" and state police al Reach creek,
Logan county. wns brought 10 the
Knrawhn Valley hospital here tonight
s"ri"ualy wounded. His right arm was
shattered about tho e. 'w. phyHclaAs
SAID
Clark saw IS months Of service with
,he navy IN fore!Gn waters during TIC
var. he told pr; s!"ians. His recover!
g said 70 Pc in doubt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Rosa Services,

Friday afternoon a. o'clock. from
the family home. lSa Marshall street.
PcnWCod. fuasral service will be heId
for cyril. ;wo- year-"'l son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Richard V. Rose, who dtcd tues
day evening Father Edward Gai"sE.
OF s, James church. wl!' oHiclate ana
m. body will be inferred In Mount
Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. H.-John Moer-
lem. president OF the Moerlein Brewery
company OF this city. whose product
was widely known. died today after
lon Sillness. He was serenty-hve years
old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

A current 81 electricity sent I'M
irrigation canals keeps the hSn i'''"
passing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

rc-funcd sraprfrn.. has hc"n Tr"-
1ucrd IN Florida.
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ADVANCE OF RAIDERS
CONTINUED From Page one.)

leaving Logan m" route wae over Two
miles If level country 10 m" fo,thi'i~
~ Spruce Fork ridge Hero ascent 10
the hilltop was up steen path. over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

SIaeria Is largely made up OF nom
Russian peoples.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

wounded Man In Hospital.
Charleston. Aug. 1i..-CeJA Clark. Who
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To help you saN~ is the mission Of
IntelllSencer Want Ads.
The herald., 1921-01-20
CHARTER

The objects and purposes for which this
corporation is established and the nature
of the business to be carried on 10y f. are
declared To hc the purchase and sale Of
notes, bonds and other forms OF tuG. nted-
ness secured by chattcl mortgage or re-
tHined title on automobiles, auto trucks,
tractors and any other form of lut0mo-
tive vehicles and uu any form Of personal
property which may Dee subject 90 chat
tel mortgag" for The payment of loans:
To lend money on notes secured b! rhat'I
mortgage. retained jIl" or other form Of
security and ON any Species OF property
which - subject TO bee specially u.lf-
gagged 70 secure the payment ul looms, u
discount notes ITO issue da.'u..r'~. 20
act as brokers or agents iu securities AID
placing iusurauc" of all natures and kinds
on automobiles, ana generally % lu every
act and thing necessary or usually done
in connection with the business Jt i.4t-
INK money evidenced 10y notes aud secured
10y mortgage. pledge, retained title OF
any form Of security granted BOY law on
automobiles. auto trucks, tractors and
automotyc vehicles aud an forms or
kinds of property which may Dc legally
subject 20 "a chattel mortgage
And the said appearcrS uorsoro- de-
cIared that i'll Consequence ut a., fore
going and pursuant 20 the authority
IN thcW vested 10y the stockholders Of said
company. they do hereby formally declare
ana publicly make known that ia a., Mau-
ner prescribed 10y law and agreeable % tire
provisions Of the charter OF the SCutiu Tu
Investment Company, Inc. PASSED before
me, ia" undersigned Notary, has been
changed, altered and amended as herein
above set forth and written, and they DO
hereby direct and require THAI the above
stated changes and amendments of the
charter of the said Southern Investment
Company, Inc, be recorded and published
in the manner prescribed by law. 10 the
end that the said changes and amendments
| hereafter and at all times be ~ herein
above set forth, as regards all persons that
Ar" now or may hereafter become stock
| holders of the aforesaid Company.
| Thus done and passed. at my effica in
| the City of New Orleans on the day.
| month and year herein first written, ia
| the presence of Ruth VI. Seller and Gladys
/ T.. Rider. competent witnesses. who here
unto sign their Names, with the said APP
bearers and me, Notary. after reading
I of the whole.
Witnesses; Ruth F. Seller, Gladys E.
| Rider.
Original Signed E y. oBeirne,
| Leon Irwin
a. \. MORENO.
Notary Public.
| l. 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 Amend
mcnt Of the Incorporation Of the South
| ern Investment Company, Inc, was this
day duly recorded in my office, in Book
1916 Folio 511.
New Orleans. La. Nov. 3rd. 1920.
EMILE ]. LEONARD, by. R.
\ true copy.
A. A. MORENO,
Notary Public.
Dec. 23-Jan. %.