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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

fairs there. Similarly, it may be
stated that the ideas OF reform and
enlightenment first put forward in
Mexico by Francisco Madero, having
through all the years been kept alive
by a few patriots have triumphed
at last and are now embodied in the
policies Of the present rulers and,
also, seem to have a strong hold upon
the popular mind No name is now
more honored in Mexico than that
of Madero, and the day in November,
1910, when he started his revolution
against tho Diaz regime, is now COM
memorated annually as national
holiday. General Obregon, the new
president, is perhaps the most uni
versaliy popular individual that has
appeared upon the scene in Mexico
during the revolutionary period and 1t
is generally believed by foreigners in
Mexico that, with his broad, open
mind and his enlightened understand
ing Of his people and his country's
needs, he will be able to formulate
and put into execution policies which
will save his country and receive the
appreciation of all MeXicans. He has
already taken important action lead
ing in this direction and, with the
moral and financial assistance which
would follow g recognition of that
country by the United States govern
ment, there is small doubt that Mex
ico will enter a period OF prosperity
and progress that perhaps, has never
been equalled in its history. 1t is
generally believed in Mexico that
pending questions between the two gov
ernments will be promptly settled and
that one of the early acts of the
new American administration, will be
to extend the much needed recogni'
ton to General Obregon's govern
ment Business by foreigners, par
ticularly Americans, in Mexico is al
ready going forward upon this as
sumption.
Oil Question
Much has been printed in this
country concerning the rights and
claims of foreign oil producers in
Mexico. principally Americans, with
reference to Article 27 OF the Mexican
Constitution of 1917, adopted under
the Carranza administration, and the
Carranza decrees, issued under Arti-
Gle 27. II may he said that. while
the new government In Mexico has,
in the main, adopted the 1917 consu-
tuition, it has not adopted Carranza's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
w w Rub Baclache Away

Back hurt you? Can, straighten
up without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen.
That's lumbago sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating "St. Jacobs
OIL" Nothing else takes out sore
ness, lameness and stiffness so quick
ly. You simply rub It on and out
comes the pain. It is perfectly harm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

less and doesn't burn or disco,or the
skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle from any drug
Sore. and after using It Just once.
you'll forget thlt you ever had back
ache, lumbngo or sc'a;ica, because
your back win never hurt or cause
any moro misery. 1t never disap-
points and has been recommended for
Go years.--Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

Chicago -Thrty-one officials Of the
Poster Advertising Company Of Chi
cago, and the Poster Advertising AS
sociation with central offices in New
York, indicated by federal grand jury
for violation Of Sherman antitrust
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

Take GROVES Laxative BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine
hears the signature OF E. W. Grove,
BE sure you ger BROMOD zoe.
ADJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28

Use Ardmoreite Want Ads for quick
results
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-28
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
FRIDAY

County Teachers: Members OF tho
Carter County Teachers Association
assemble to meet in two days session.
Banquet at Chamber OF Commerce at
$50 o'clock, Friday evening.
SATURDAY
County Teachers: Teachers meet in
two sessions, morning and afternoon,
In the district court room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
THE WEATHER
WE AIuER FORECAST.

Amarillo and Vicinity "Wednesday
pl nv cloudy
West Texas Wednesday partly
Loudly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
III OLIVE roBrrrs BARTON

"oh OH cried Nancy pointing after
ihc sack which was swimming rpldIy
away There goes the Fairy oucen's
bag q gold Nick. wen hnye O. go after
~
liut how can Il swim" Nick wanted
20 know. scarcelS believing hx ewes
lie had seen al sorts ~ bags Nfh aiI
sorts ~ things IN them. but never
one with Tins outside
ITS the rhomes" said Nancy They
kn'w that We have discovered their
Sold and they have given the Log fins
magical ones-so h can swim away
frrm us. n we hurry. We may catoh II E"
After the hurryinE suck went the
Twins IN their magical Green Shoes.
which were Just n good Tor swimming
0ith AZ magical fins any day.
And then sunirthing Gni stranger
annerct Thc hug hngan ~ swell On
NIL the children were sure u was e..
'ne o. burst. and The m.fo "a s,relled
he nearer u got 20 the top 81 tho W..
ter
"Wh.whats going - happ.n,' gasp.
81 Nancy Where's IL going now"
~ this time the qts-er looking sack
was quite on top - the water. ~ up
Topped the heads q the Twins right
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

cans a. the case. value $40 900 900. The
total cat n Of fish was 80 GEO 600.
The first act 81 the first legislature
In Alaska was an act legalizing wOm-
an suffrage
Alaska became dry" by direct vote
o. the people. that vote being three 20
one boz favor Of prohibition.
The sgn shines 10 Alaska IN mid.
summer from ] o'clock IN the morning
10 ~ 90 night. Ia winter there II no
sunlight bar darkness as We here
know il, does not exist for the reason
Thar an eternal blanket Of snow Is M
The ground and the starlight and clear
atmosphere make IL more or less light
There Is no rowdyism IN Alaska. as
people elsewhere are led 70 believe. In
mct there has not been a saloon. dance
ban or gambling house IN Alaska In
years There are no gunner In Alas
ka. IN the twelve years ] spent In
Alaska / did not see even an officer
carry gun in sight. Notwithstanding
motion pictures 20 the contrary
Tho Klondlke Is not. a. Is thought nv
many. a portion of Alaska being on
British territory. 40 miles east u the
Alaska line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
A SURE sUPPORT'-The
eternal God is thy refuge. and
underneath are the everlasting
arms.-Deut. J3:27.

cufiailmenf ~ Investments ir prspara.
tons Tor war ard ihe urkeep ~ TIE
+ equipment now on hard f0r ths sane.
there viii BE- much more material sni-
varsd ard capable ~ being pus 10 god
usss in advancing me arts e peaee
The following bareun has So, hen
issued ~ ,he tnHsd states n.rar'
menf ~ Arrral'srr. through ts press
argics
'Apprmim aisiY iIsosoo 60 worth ~
surplus war materials. turned over ~
fhe Wr Department 20 the /Defar,.
uenf ~ Auiealiure. all ~ d-irihn,od
throush Hw Hm~ap Of Public Roas-
20 me various states fm road building
nu,no-es tv Nov !.
NOR tas Wadsworth.Kshn hm
bis surplus var material IA sent 70
no s'a'-s ~s'h ~. suls provision iha,
j. he used only for road.huiid.ne bur.
poses a vast accumulation On ma.
rh'nery equipment. supplies md motor
vehicles Tint was o. have been need IN
Franoe has thus b.sn diverted ~ 70 use.
fli peace time purpose.
Inrludsd ~ the supplies distributed
afnong o. ssnfss are s7iss motor ve.
hieler mostly trucks. isl locomotive.
Of varions de- % 90 gross tons ~
rails. noss than 500 900 rounds o.
powder. and nearly 10000 tons Of INT
= compilation showing total a..
hveries 81 war material 10 the variou.
states nn 70 July 1, last. place the
value o. maehihery equipment and
supplies 30 delivered or $40 sis 10. NJ
motor vhFies tt73o.5ss. ana ~ snare
parts. r., fiL7ai.s2f The total value
of deliveries 70 the states up n that
date ths tiI7iio77i That figure dId
not inclnoe rateriai 10 the value of ap.
pros iniaiely $4,000 600 which wns 70.
'ained hy The Department. u Arrlcul.
'ur" largely Tor forest road work
which IL not done by the states Al.o.
u is beloved that tho states have re-.
ceiv"d In addition 10 the amount above
mentioned approximately g. 600 900
worth ~ material shippcd ~ tho War
Department from the various army
camps ana not reported ~ the states
ls delivered"
This Indicates The fict unmisiakahly
INIT me nlted States government IL
becoming moro and more closely re-.
ihied 70 The people u this great coun.
Try The people are beginning 10 real.
~ ana appreoiai" this Intimate reln.
uonship ana there can be- little doub,
mat TINS ~ really only the beginning Of
This movement forward in IN. lnt.rea,
ct tho general good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

after % overhead. seagulls were cir.
ciins about happily while clouds were
lo1fing comfortably in the blue sky.
aud Jolly old Mr. sun was laughing
down AZ them Not far away two por.
po.ses were turning somcrsaults IN tho
water and blowing as loud a. two
steam whistles
Eui the next thing that happened
was sfmngest % al. Tho sick lifted
itself completely out Il the water hy is
fins (which now looked more like
wingsi. and sway 1t flew through the
air
Goodness. cried Nick. 1t isn't
sack at an. Nancy It's got eyes
Just then one ~ the suiis can down
why hello there. Bio,vy Bauoo7 Fish'
out for m airing
10 he Continual
copyright. 1921. y. p. A. Seryicel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
CONFESSIONS OF A. MOVIE STAR
a Mystery to Polly.

Personally. ! never could see why u
WINS necessary 10 trouble the director
Be- des nubody bothered about how ca
when thu other girls went home. |
lad nay own car and my chauffeur and
certainly profession isn't like society.
8 girl in any business has to get alnn 4
as best she can without % Chnpcfon.
7, seemed 90 m" that II ] were I'D
enough 90 earn salary un which
he'd 20 nay e suriaN. I was plenty Old
ouDuEh 90 take care ~ myself any
where
when ASKED Mothculcar why this
studio ruielaurlii'd only g. tnc. she an
swcred.
"pomaison and ! think 10 best DEAR
n : had 10 work until midnight. as
movie stars sometimes do. Moihcrdear
always came e. tho studios 90 take me
home
And Il there was little supper in
honor oi somebody's birthday. ! always
hal 20 refuse my Invitation.
once McMas'cry the producer. tried
90 induce Nothordonr 90 break the rule
IN his favor llc said that I ought not
Go he coUuel up sp-thut experiences
IKE some other movie stars had would
push me upward faster
NDfherdoar got awfully flushed
while McMnstors talked. especially
when ho told her h. would Take care
az mo 40 the parity
she took me- straight home and shc
was ALWAYS little queer about Nc.
Masters after that. bur she never would
ton me why
90 be- Contnnedl
copyright. 1921. y. =. g. Sorvico)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
DOES 1T PAY TO SMILE

only httle while ago II n full grown
man bad been 80 unthoughted az 10
admit his helicf In the desirabll,y Of r.
state ~ mind as an aid 10 business. be-
would have been considered insane hy
a largs percentage OF the men and wo.
men w. whom he was surrounded
But. this d changing. and thinkers are
convinced u the wisdom Of tho Idea
Iudg. We'll known humorous American
we"kly b. launching a National SINH.
Week. as "a part Of morale building
campaign to help relieve Industrial DE-.
preston hy spreading tho doctrine OF
a cheerful spirit ana a smile This
publication proposes to put n thousand
dollars into "a contest 81 It's own ar.
rangcmeni and hack OF an supporting
the movement are many well known
men and women. Including the follow
lng who are sold to the idea"
J. A. Waidron chairman. editor Of
jude Ii'y Beach. author. Haywood
Bfoun, critic Ellis Parker Butler. hum
orisi. Irwin Cobb humorist: James J
Davis. secretary Of Labor. Bud Fisher
oarloonis'. James Montgomery FlaEg.
artist. William Green. printer and pub
Usher, William IT. Houghton. editor OF
Leslic's Weekly Elsie Janis coined
ienne. Blot Keen. editor Of Judge. liar
old LLOYD film comedian: Orson Lowell
nrlls, Mark Luoschcr. manager y. Y.
Hippodfome. Walt Mason. poet. Thorn.
AZ Meighan screen star. William Mac
Harg. author Wallace Reid. screen
altar; Julius Eoseuwnld president OF
Sears Roehuck A Co.. T.. VI. statler.
president Hotel smtler CO: Fred Stone.
actor. Give Weed. artist. Pearl White.
film star William Alien White. pub
Ilcisi; Harold neu Wright. author.
silly seniamenialistse Not by any
manner of means These men and
women are highly successful ln thei'
respective fields. fnr above the average.
all Of them. IN the list are fmou.
authors. actors and leaders in other
lines ~ endeavoF. including The rrerl
dent Of the greatest mercantile estah-
llshneni Of its Kind In the entire world
We are getting 10 that point In orr g..
velopment whereat recognition o. D.
ing givsn 90 the mentality a. great
oyershadowing force. for good or OWL
II VIII be recalled that the Rotary
club Of New York City has launchcd o.
movement for the cultivation. or the
creation ~ business morale. intaiiing
the expenditure 81 millions % doilnrs
and IN this. the Rotary Club - Anna
fiilo ziil share in a material way
This work would not have been pos.
fhf very few years ago. compare.
lively speaking. but u goes over In
great shspe nov. because the people
ore thinking sanely. wisely and 20 IN.
fair'
Tho time yin unques,ionably com.
Nhea ai o; the great affairs % the
"ora Hn h. ruled by the rover of
thought and force ss We now know u
WI D. rtlegafed - the scrap heap o.
'n'Tnrn md useless antiqulties The
"u'siarding thinkers Of the present
ha'e already arrived" and others ar.
oo"inr Boz or every train"
~ Question Does II pay % sInlle--
Thinker know that Il dos. Cor they've
tefn D. worth dauorrfrafed oyer md
Over again
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16


There was r. time In the history ~
ue practice ~ the healing arts. when
much opposition existed among cer.
tain Of their opponents and praciltion.
era. TO thc broadening. or expansion OF
the field through The recognition Of
~" vatious schools. Despite this fact
there have been brought forward from
time TO time more ana more ideas and
practices ana these all finally g.,
recognition not only ~ the people hut
BY the courts ~ the country.
The attorney general ~ Ohio ha.
Just rendered an opinion settling "A
Icing and bitter controversy IN ohio.
which VII have farreaching effect
na precedent IN many other states
llc rules that an ostoopath Is a pby.
stefan without limitation as To- what
diseases ~ may treat aud that no NAV
siEn death certificates ana an other
such Documents.
Tho opinion was requested because N
The ropifnl Of The state registrar az
vital sfnusdes to accept death Ger.
iifica'o SIGNED hy ln osteopaihlc phv.
sician. This decision b. oy,rruled bv
'h" opinion Of thc attorney general
who sys IN part
The osfoop'hia physician who com
plies With thc educational ouaIo,,.
lions 4 The general code which 40.
luires tf 1n ost"opath preliminary
'duoauon ae is rrquircd by law or ap.
nli'1nts fOr examination 20 pf3r,Ic.
medicine and surgery and which cnum.
CRATES d. splIeets ln which be- h. "a.
1min'd .hy fhe State Medical Board. and
who r.ssos such examination. receive.
certificate from such board su,h
nrr'fciies shan authorize tho holder
thereof io practice nstsopaihy and sur
gers a ih, state but shah not permit
linn '0 prescribe or administer drurs.
except 10esthetirs and lrtiesntiss
I' $500 d. rot,l fhlt There is no
limitation 's 20 tho dl.sas,s an asteo.
i1ih rat troa He takes ne sam. .,
'"in''Inn Ir diagnosis aa b. take, ~
ih' physician f.f che rrarti,e 90 m.ti.
cine. Iia Is ls FULLY equipped under
'h' "" fm ihe diagnosing ~ any ais
"7st or 1'im.nt u D. meets tho educ.
iion'l requirements outlined D. the
statute Tel lrF other person can be-
The present statufes relating 10 osi.o.
Taihf rei0f t0 tff Practitioner tbar,o,
as phs-c.an. ere only qualification
thereto being fhe term 'ostcamfbIr I.
Is REASONABLE, fo believe ard parh,u,
apparent thar the statute r.eopr.,..s
him a. physician and further us...
the word osicopaihiC 20 designate IN.
school o. which hc b.longs .r the s,m.
sense nj 'aiiopathIr physician 4. or.
dinariiy distinguished from .hopee-
pathio phgaan 'osteorathil' indlr,t-
INK that the use ~ drugs b not per.
mitied o. desired where aIlouathlc and
horneofathic prescribe drugs FOR m.
ireainent-of a uaticnt. tho distinction
as between the last two being In the
prescribing itself
Prom Inc above considerations no
reason T. apparent why tho osisonaihlc
physician b. NJ Included within the
terms Of section sI0 q. G He b. qrsH.
fsed and the tendency u the law 90
fscognizc HIM a. fhysician IL ap-
parent.
You are therefore advised that an
osseoI'athlc phy-ieian VINO meets the
efDcafiorai requirements o. the INV
can properly sign a Death certcicaie. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
BrGIN nrRE TODAY

The story is told by May Scott. q girl
who attained sardom In the movies
when shc was about sixteen Leading
characters in the story are her guide
and guardian whom she calls Mother
dear. Clssy sheldon vain leading
man Mandy Anderson. q publicity writ
co.. ana hi wife Poly and McMast.rs.
10 producer who believes his girl stars
should have had experience" Then
Thee are other actors aud actresses.
60 On WITH STORY
lto.hcanation was the only word
which. expressed nay own feeling about
ANY success In cnaciing roles strange
o. ms actual experiences IN life.
I'm 70 glad Bonded Love turned
out all right" I said suddenly "Clssy
made II so hard Ion me-
Didn't Clssy stick ~ the ruler"
Mother'iear's query was put In her gen.
tlcsl tone. But ! knew she wasn't as
wen poised m be- mind us In her man.
ner She often was quite q bit wor.
tied about What was happening 10 her
little movie star
There certainly was a rule" IN
fact there We're several special studio
rules fur me MUiherdoar and the d.
rnctors had manufactured them.
Some n them seemed ridiculous IN
~" other girls n thu company and
they took The utmost pains a. tell
me 80
For example. n the company had 10
work later than the regular hour Of
closing the studios. the director never
failed t0 notify Mothcrdoar And thon
The girls would make disagrcoablo ro-
u.sFNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. 'or reputation ~
any individual. firm. concern or cor
poraiion. that may appear IN the col
uinns - Tho News. will b. gladly cor
recisd when called 70 the attention ~
the 'dlior u Ia not the intention ~
this neNsIaper 70 wongfully use. or
iniure any individual. firm. concern or
corporation and corrections VIII b.
made where warranted as prominently
as was the wrOnEfully published refer.
sncs o. article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
GOVERNMENT HEr.rs ROADS.

=" ~" iasi Two or three years. the
United States Government through ia
War Department has turned over 20
ne Dei'asiinent q Agriculture many
millions q dollars worth of rna,erials
10 'onFef nes1ed IN the horribly De-
s'fuefiss sasne of var. n the di.srm,.
fasnis conference results a. the vast
plassss u Amefiosns hope IN marked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
SYNOPSIS Of Weather Conditions.

\ n atmospheric
disturbance 81 slight
Intensity over
spreads the noun
tain region and the
east part of the
Western Plateau. re-
sllting in generally
higher temperature
with light rain over
Montana and the
Pacific Northwest
East 90 the Aiissis
sippi Valley the air
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
Reno, for Marriage,

MILFORD. Eng Nov i5.-whlle a
newly wed couple was gone on a honey.
moon trip. a burglar entered the homs
and stole n marriage certificate. a
piece 81 wedding cake musical IN.
sfrunent and shaving outfit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

Dt'RI.IN. Nov. ls-By his expressed
wish. Samuel Richard Grubh. "A large
Tippcrary landowner and deputy leu
tenant - the county. was huricd 90 the
r'1noies' fart Of the mountain overlook.
ing his estate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16
@g@
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PRESS
The Associated Press IL exclusively
entitled 20 the Use for republication 81
all news dispatches credited 20 IN or not
Otherwise credited iu This paper and
aiso other local news published herein
Al rights - publication ~ special
dispatches herein nre also reserved
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Service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

Jack Frost has absolutely noihin' &
de- with tn beautiful autumnal colorin
~ much admired at this season. but
Ike III % oyerraicd people he don't
take tn trouble & correct tn poplar
imprr' sion. When Abscondin' Cashier
\ibcrt BENTLEY attended school IL wur
aIlus said that hc wur destined & be-
heard from. hut up q noon tday no
word had been received.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-16

pressure b. high and the weather slight.
Is coier with rain over the Atlantic
Coast stations.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-11-24

Worm as Thin az Straw.
Samoa boasts a seaworm Of ex'
treme slenderness, like a fine straw
which is eaten. like the oyster. bstn
raw and cooked.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-11-24
CHARTER.

ing. a duly certified copy OF which is
annexed hereto for reference, together
with a certified copy of resolution
adopted by the Directors of said company
at an EARLIER meeting on the same date,
who declared that at meeting of the
stockholders of said GREAT NORTH
ERN GRAVEL AND SAND COMPANY,
INC, held at the domicile of the COM
pany in the City Of New Orleans on the
10th day of September, 1921, pursuant to
due call of the Board of Directors, IL was
unanimously resolved by the entire body
of stockholders of said corporation, all
of whom were present and represented
at said meeting, that Articles l and of
the Charter of said corporation be and
they are hereby amended so as to here
after read and be as follows, to-wf:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title of
this corporation shall be JENKINS
GRAVEL AND SAND COMPANY. INC,
and under its corporate name 1t shall
have and enjoy existence and succession
for the term of one hundred years from
this date. and all the rights, advantages
and privileges granted by law to corpor-
ations, including power to contract, sue
and be sued in its corporate name; to
make and use a corporate seal, and the
same to break and alter at pleasure; to
hold, receive, purchase. convey, mortgage
hypothecate and pledge property, real
and personal; to issue bonds. notes and
other obligations; to have and employ
managers, directors, officers, agents and
other employees, as the interests and
convenience of the corporation may re.
quire; and to make and establish such
committees and to create such bylaws,
rules and regulations for the corporate
management and for control of the affairs
of said corporation as may be deemed
necessary and expedient."
ARTICLE 4.-The capital stock of
| this corporation shall be Twenty Thou
sand Dollars (S20.OOO.OO), divided into
| Two Hundred (200) shares of the par
value of $4,000 each, which said stock
| shall be paid for in cash. The capital
| stock may be increased to Fifty Thou
| sand Dollars (S50.0O0.OO) by vote of
| ing of the stockholders called for that
purpose"
\ And said appearers declared that they
| appeared before me, Notary, in order that
| the said amendments might be put into
| authentic form and recorded as provided
\ by law.
| Thus done and passed in my office al
| New Orleans, Louisiana, on the day
month and year herein first above writ
ten, in the presence of MINNIE DRYER
and NELLIE DILLON. competent wit.
nesses, who have hereunto signed their
| names, together with the said appearers
and me, Notary, after due reading Of the
1 whole.
! (Original Signed)
| NJ J. MCMAHON,
l j. c. CREMER.
Witnesses:
MINNIE DRYER.
N. DILLON.
A true copy.
WATTS K. LEvERICH,
l Notary Public.
Nov. 24-Dec. %