davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

all reports and plans for the engage
ment, there will be line of wicked
club handling all afternoon.
The golf match is an annual event
and always looked forward to by the
directors.
The golf match will be topped off
with a dinner which is to be served
in the Field club that evening. Those
who can't play golf are invited to
come and eat in the invitations be-
ing sent out. The committee in
charge is G.. Harley Conant, u. R.
Gould, F, S. Knapp, Harry A. Koch
and Guy l.. Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Taxis Crossing River Won't
Be Forced to Get Iowa License

Reports that r. A. Jackson. col
lector OF automobile taxes at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, was to force drivers OF
taxicabs and trucks crossing the river
to take out Iowa licenses is incorrect,
Mr.. Jackson has notified officials at
the Omaha Chamber of Commerce,
The collector declared that the
Iowa law requiring drivers of taxi
cabs and trucks to show driver 5
license probably would be enforced
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Pajamas in two-piece sets of crepe
de chine and satin; trimmed with filet
and val laces. Pockets and ribbon add
a pretty finish.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

put forth to make them healthy and
happy, not permit them to grow up
thin. scrawny and under-nourished.
The milk and ice fund is the first
essential during the hot summer
months. Visiting Nurses direct into
which needy homes the milk and ice
shall go.
Here are the latest contributions
to the fund:
Previously acknowledged. ...... S497.ss
A. q. Gates ...............,.... 100
ftHbles' friend OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O.VU
Mrs. o. ii. Olson, Newman Grove,
Nen ......,...., 's,s-... o.uU
Maggie and Jiggs ................ 80
Rome Miller .......,...,........ 500
Three in -One ...........,....... 1900
X. w. Madison. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Total Observation-Disclosures. .&5S0.1e
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

is the owner and publisher of the
ar-Bulletin," the principal news
paper OF the territory.
Mr.. harrington was accompanied
by his daughter, who has been at
tending the University of Wisconsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
To Make the Home Tasks Lighter
Store Your Rugs
and Hanglngs

Our Cold Storage Vaults offer
the newest and most complete
equipment-cold, dry air-a con-
stantly changing temperature.
Let us store your furs, rugs and
hangings, etc., irsuring full pro-
lection against fire, theft and
moths.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Imported Dress
Gimghoms, 3d., 49c

Fine imported dress ginghams in
very pretty plaids. On special sale
Monday.
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Lace Panels, $1.5O

Full 21z yards long and can be
used one at a window. These are
real values. SO and 48 inches wide.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-11-03

United States Of America. State Of Louis
lana. Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Or
leans, BE 1t known. that on this 9th day
of the month Of September. in the year of
our Lord one thousand. nine hundred and
twenty one, and of the Independence of the
United States of America the one hundred
and fOrty-SiXth, before me. Allan Raymond
Beary, a notary public. duly commissioned,
sworn and qualified in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid, therein residing, and
in the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared. Frederick W. Gras.
president. Dr. William 4. Gillaspic, vice
president: William J. Sonnemann, secre-
tary-treasurer. and Amelia Eichhorn,
cashier. President. Vice President, Secre
y-TreasurPr and Cashier. respectively
of the Dixie Homestead Association, a
corporation created under the laws of this
State. domicled in the City OF New Or
leans by an Act passed before Albert
Guilbault. late Notary Public, April IL,
1907 recorded in the office of the Recorder
of Mortgages for the Parish of ORLEANS, in
Book ST. folio 693; amended by an Act
passed before the undersigned notary
November 4, 1909. recorded in Mortgage
Office Book $50, folio 647. and amended
by an Act passed before the undersigned
notary. April &c. 1917, recorded in Mort
gage Office Book 1905, folio $40.
Herein acting under and by virtue Of a
| resolution adopted by the stockholders OF
said Dixie Homestead Association, at a
general meeting held April IA, 1921. GER
| tilted copy of an extract of the minutes OF
said meeting being hereto annexed as part
hereof.
And the said appearers 6cctred that at
said meeting of the shareholders of said
corporation Articles Nv and V were
amended, as follows:
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CHARTER.


cations for membership Shall D." e"''.
to the approval of the board OF Directors.
Moved nv Mr. = & Marx seconded la.
NJ Touis Hmm tb.t tf.. .T.,,an,aut ~
presented tbqr4 h.iup mo- ohirrti,p notior
rs ordered for "a ron .,,U grJ mo 81
Invipa. members yotnJ f..o.',itn sb.rcs
ourrsif,. mir u,r,n.
~, go.
">u" Ii'I"I"N. - ". sauna" NOM
I,'"' - N'N' L"u'> NUM-, -, 49, 1T
NJ. Il. ,''H 'Is 49,. - J.. l.. i,I."I'i.
PEG 100 - II 49, 10 ~ w l.,
u,hsrt 1o- 10. am i,t---,.-'r -.
tG,aI NJ ma .L,r.. -
ne ,h-I 'nhnu",.d u.i nv '"t's
having "er' '"si IN lA'1T "i 'n" proposed
"lH'uumtu, 20 AF'l'l' VI. Ihai u" SAM
'l"'l'H'l' ul ne Dc, ."F'H carried. "hd 'hat
tH' quarter We "'''F'I ana "I.H"'H as
Pl"P"9'"'
The chair asked whether aul stool hol-
der desired ju oli-r any further alyHd-
m"ut 10 the charter. there lrin- none. hv
then suggested that "a motion would be
In order to have tho proper Officers Of the
Association prepare and appear hyfur. "a
notary aud pr"par" NurarrIi lot Of the
amendment passed
Notion Il, Mr. i e. Mr., s......i.I d,
Mr. Ioufs HINT iI4f tna pr.siI,ut NJ
Vi.e.pr,.fa.rt ana ,r.. S,.rrf. r,- ,f ~.
Nsso,iyfF,u a, aud d.. Is l.r.f, .t,,b.v.
iyat a. sion , N,rgrigI N,t .f H.. 1Ir,',,d
urrt uas.nd. carried
There being mo- further Lu,iu,.. and
motion. duly seconded IA, meeting lg.
ioururd.
L / UIREET S,cr.t4r.
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CHARTER.

ing convened for that purpose, after fif
teen llol days written notice sent to each
stockholder by mail to his last known adj
dress; said hquidators shall have the au-
OF this corporation. In case of the death
OF Incubator, the survivors shall ap-
point a stockhoider as successor to him.
ARTICLE VII-This charter may be
modinled, changed or altered, er said cor
poratlon may be dissolved, with the assent
OF stockholders owning two-thirds of the
entire capital stock, at a general meeting
Of the stockholders convened for that nure
pose, AFTER fifteen (l5) days written no
tlce shall have been given to each stock
holder, mailed to him at his last known
address.
ARTICLE yIII-No subscriber for stock
shall ever be held liable for the contracts
tauits or debts OF said corporation in any
Inrther sum than the unpaid balance, If
any, due the corporation on the stock for
which he has subscribed; nor shall anv
stockholder ever be held liable for such
contracts, faults or debts in any further
sum than the unpaid balance IL any, due
on the stock owned by him; nor shall any
mere intormality in organization have the
eject OF rendering this charter null. or
rendering any subscriber or stakeholder
liable beyond the unpaid amount. II any
remaining due on his stock.
ARTICLE IX-This corporation Is or
the ih"s OF the State OF
Louisiana, and especially Act No. 267 of
l9i4, ana the subscribers hereto, for them
selves and said corporation, and for its
oHlcers, directors and stockholders hereby
accept, as part of this charter, and as
conditions OF this corporation, all the
rights, powers, privileges and immunities
granted to corporations, and granted to
and conferred upon officers. directors and
stockholders of corporations by said laws
ana said act; said acceptance being as
tul, complete and binding as if said rights
powers, privileges and immunities were
set forth at full length in this instrH-
ment.
Thus done ana passed in my notarial
office, in the City of New Orleans afOre-
said, in the presence of Frazer L. Rice
and Walter Carroll, competent witnesses
OF lawful age, and residing in this City,
who hereunto subscribe their names, to-
gether with said parties ana me. notary,
on the day and date set forth in the cap.
ton hereof.
(ORIGINAL SIGNED:
Names of subscribers omitted.
witnesses: Frazer l.. Rice, Walter Car
roll.
W. W. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
cages, in and for the Parish of Orleans
state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of lucorpora-
ton OF Napoleon Avenue Holding Co, Inc,
was this day duly recorded in my Office.
in Book -, folio -.
New Orleans, La, September 22nd 1921.
ROBT. SCOTT,
Deputy Recorder
4 true copy:
(Signed) W. W. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
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THE HERALD, ALGIERS; LOUISIANA
CHARTER.

laws and amend or change the same at
their discretion.
ARTICLE vIII-This charter may be
amended in all particulars as provided by
law, and the corporation may be dissolved
by complying with the legal provisions on
that subject. In the event of q voluntary
liquidation, the stockholders shall select
from their number, two liquidators, who
shall be vested with full power to settle
its affairs by the sale of its assets and pay
ment of its obligations.
ARTICLE IX-No stockholder shall be
held liable for the contracts or faults of
the corporation or of its officers or agents,
beyond any unpaid balance that may be
due by him on his stock subscriptions;
nor shall any mere informally in this
act render this charter void or expose the
stockholders TO any personal liability be-
yond the amount of his stock subscription.
In case any stockholder desires to sell his
stock in this corporation. he must first
offer il TO the other incOrporators at the
value he can obtain for it elsewhere. and
he can only sell upon refusal of the other
lncorpOratOrS to buy him out at the price
offered to the incOrpOratOrs.
Thus done and passed in my office at
the City of New Orleans, on the date
above written, in presence of G. S. Hebert
and W. Il. GuiOn. competent witnesses
who hereuntO sign with said appearers
and me, notary, after due reading.
Witnesses: c. s Hebert. W. b. Guion.
Raphael +. FOse, 30 shares; F. Law
renee Hecker, 30 shares; EdwaN J.
Schneider, 80 shares.
ALEXIS BRIAN.
Notary Public
hereby certify that the foregoing act
of incorporation of the Auto Motive Ser
vice Company, Inc. was this day duly
recorded in the Mortgage Office of the
Parish of Orleans, in Book 1868, Folio -
New Orleans, September 23rd, 1921.
tSigned): ROBT. SCOTT,
Deputy Recorder
a true copy of the original act and of
the certificate of the Deputy Recorder
thereto attached.
New Orleans, September 23rd, 1921.
ALIENS BRIAN,
Notary Public
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-11-03
CHARTER OF MOTION PICTURE AID
NERTIsING SERVICE CO. INC

Sept. 29-Nov. 3.
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CHARTER.

: Article ~. by changing the words. 1.-THE
! initial stock If this corporation shall be
/ five million tIW0WO) dollars. to read
/ IN" capltal stock OF nus corporation
( SHAH b" fifteen million tSloeVuWO) dOi-
! lars. etc.
Aul Article V. was amended by adding
/ tho words or her. at the end Of the fourth
4 line from the top Of said article; and by
: adding Tho words The directors may elect
Lam Assistant SECRETARY who need not be
"a director" AZ tb,, end of the third para
eraph Of said article
a.. a., ii, .,.,,,,,-.-s ,.,r.. ,,I,,
,r.- ', ,,,,,lr.'I -, 80, Ia
'",,,', '.. az, c,a.,.. saiI Di%ia
~ W. W. ia. "a a.
az ''''' ~ w ~
I Ell
Vow, therefore, IN accordance Win sAld
resolution. they the said appeareTS acting
Ia men p. '.'s'l" 'ap"yI.e>, nANlnE "p-
5000 .''''' ~ 80, Ivy 81, frt'EttS
20 t,, ~" ,r. a. 80, In
W. ' iaO..'','. iG 800 a.
'"'N''.- I'D, ~ "T,'' So az - w ~" =
ware 'L'' Nlu'1,N ~ anu are h'ISuS
"'.'' ''u'" H' 90 :. "'''''''' "' IN" i'''N
'N '"''"'.
!'LE N-lhe capital stock OF TINS
corporation ShaH be fifteen mlllion (SlO,-
W""oW dollars, to he rcpres, nt"d by
shares Of one hundred lNlOul dollars each.
/ III" ~lIt"s OF this association SHAH be OF
'"" htnd>' running ShareS ana pald-up
( shares &" d" paid for IN accordance win
,r, 'aNT TI tmlN pa anu we uy-i INV W
| - -, - r., a. 80 80 " - -, ,,
'', '''' "''" H''i' 4" '"''' wv 'i7"''
/ NtlltLL N-lhe corporate powers OF
, sand association SHAH be exercised by
1 board OF directors 10 consist or twenty
/ l-'.' HNr shareholders, 'aSh OF them own
/ ing 40 i'dsI ten tlul shares IN MS or ber
J own name. who shall be elected by the
/ shareholders annually on the second
/ lhurSdNE OF April 81 each year, AFTER due
nou'" as provided for in the by laws, ANY
/ director cvasiug 10 own ten (lO) shares
/ S"@' ~ l'tI" 'a'"I' ms o. h's "a,
,I'i ',',l'.r NI"n 'y "y .StI', "nu sun
' " az W, uU,i' ~ % NE 20" is toIh n ~"
G'i'I,- ,.r.oir,, DO, ~, 100 '%s Si~ac
! Tor. a., g., 'I1st rr,..!,i,' rcS,,,,H- ,,ootiny
b - lIS1, ~ e Ia, iSb
! ~, ~, I've ,H"",u,' AZ, - .t. ~
In. nj nv 1870 Vi '"'
m. ,,i,,ro - noI,t a,, -, IN ,h.
, i,iS %i ~ '' ,,, Wv" "h rno
/ - 49, To ,'"'i ~, ~. VI ~ ~ IN
III rut tI' u'ly,,.ts IL 'ni, ~, H.
@ ,,o" u"',t an 'is,Ii"n w n,,I i 49,
~ u'' 80, ~, ~ ''''S Ilu III INA
! n, di-rrtnrs shar nI,ct Ton thnJr nuyn
- '','G' I ,""'i 49, ~ W, ~ =
/ ,.roud vi,r~ ur.,sidept n secretary and
| Treasurer as ylso an attorney and a no
tary public. They may consolidate the
omig' OF st'rrt1ry ana treasurer INTO Que
~ W .v 'Hli'u ''c ',.c'"ly tIedsuiei'
| tarv who need NOT he a director
! M, -, -, -, So,
i, ne oo" . sn az a."S nave such Iu,tner
| or which NAV no nccassnrv 70 carry ont
! the objects ana nurposes Of tbis associa-
| ton; but they shall not have the power
| te purchase real estate, except for cash,
| or TO contract any Indebtedness without
| the affirmative vote of at least seven ca
| directors, and then only in furtherance of
.ne nSual ana proper business OF me as
stitute a onorum nj All meetings Of the
board"
! Said onnearers further dccIaro that tbev
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-11-03
CHARTER.
Of Orleans, Jefferson and St

Parishes of Orleans, jefferson and St
Bernard"
Article 4. Section 4.-The propose.
amendment to this article and section TO
eliminate the verbs IF twelve monthly
installments have been paid upon the
stock
seconded by Mr.. Louis Huff, and unani-
mOusly carried that the amendment be
presented there being no objection. motion
was ordered for a roll call and the fol
lowing members voted the respective
shares opposite their names:
Charles Carroll, -, yes: J. W. Cousins
20, YES; ". Morgan Gurley, III, yes; Louis
Huff, -. yes; Fred. {. Marx. ., yes.
William Pfaff $50, yes: William 81. John
-, yes Albert l.. Soulc, So yes, q W.
Chdmb"rline. IL. yes; John T.. El2Lrdi
20, yes +. l.. Hebert. 81, yes Archibald.
a Mary. A.. yes; Charles K. Mayer, -.
yes. Louis r. Rabouin. 17O. yes; T.. =.
sullivan. 80 yes; Wilson Williams. -.
Yes, total of 1911 shares voted.
The chair announced that 1911 votes
having been cast in favor of the proposed
amendment TO Article III, and Article "
Section I, that the said amendments be
declared carried and that the charter be
altered and amended as proposed.
The chair then asked whether any stock
holder present desired to offer any other
proposed amendment 10 the Charter,--thcrc
being none. he. then suggested that a
motion would lie in order to have tn"
proper officers of the Association pre-
mare Not9rigI Act Of tho ourpdfnauf
passed.
on motion Of Mr.. Charles Carroll sec
onded nv Mr.. Louis Hunt. il wa, resolved g.
That the President or vice president. and
the Secretary of the Association toe and
is authorized to sign a Notarial Act of tn.
amendment passed. Carried.
There beng no further business the
+. /. HEEERT. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
p,,.,,,,. eur G'IS -, ~
n,stnd in th.. MARGIN hereof rubIisbed
d.iIv In rho Tirnrs. Pir1vune tbe first in
Srrfion boyinr b.en On FaLrpary n 1920
praI me.tipl, Of tho storkLoIdcrs Of the
Union Homestead Association was held
mis- date. nj half mast seven o'clock u m.
at the Office of said Association.
The meetin. was called TO order nv Mr.
William Plan president, and ON motion
Uams and carried. Mr.. II, p Sullivan was
elected 10 serve as Chairman of the meet
ing
ON motion of r. c. Marx, seconded by
Mr.. Williams. Mr.. +. l.. Hcbcrt. wa> nom
mated to serve as secretary Of the meeting.
there being no other nominations, Mr..
Hcbert was elected by reclamation.
The chairman stated the the object of
the meeting was to consider the amend
mcnt proposed to be made to Article 4.
of the charter also. to consider and act
upon such other amendments. if any. as
might he presented to the meeting by any
stockholder present.
The chairman explained the proposed
amendment to Article / was to increase
the capital stock Of the Association. Said
Section to read as follows:
Article ". Section l. The capital
stock Of This association shall no ton mil
lion dollars. divided into one hundred
! Thousand shares of the mar value of one
hundred dollars each.
", J., NJ. II - Nh -o.,,,.,.,t H.,
i'NTa u! N'' y, natN, roiluvu pi
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-11-03
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF THE
J. sTECKLER SEED COMPANY.
LIMITED.

United States Of America, State Of Louis-
lana, Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Or.
leans, Be II known. that on this sixteenth
day Of the month Of September, In the
year Of our Lord, one thousand, nine hum
Joseph Plough. q notary public, duly COM
missioned and qualified In and for the
Parish and State aforesaid. therein resid-
ing. and In the presence Of the witnesses
herinafter named and undersigned, per
Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10
Circuit Court
Docket

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state 90 N.s' 'ar. '' ANS. h'''
&c sod "" am .-"
tna"d
state 70 NsF'
iugs d.sr"saE FisAf'-' |...'-
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state .' Miss 80. 80 "'h'" :.
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or .sarr.as r.ur1leI weapon,
,,a.e.esrl
St,fc II N.,s..r. Sc MILAN 49,
.cl, ..tta.ntfy rr.ryt ate~ 'sts~
trrfrn.r. continued
state % NJ, .r So ~ s. ,oic
rrz,,.-. e.. ..rHc.
sat. no N.ss..s. ts fda aru
J.rt,r tl.a.,s. as4a..
state 20 N.srus. -s tN.I Ir.-
H., fr..a. .rs a..sa
State 10 ~, lg ., 1cs+r iia.
disturbing rcaE aHra'."
state - Flsss.ar 81. Ean4" h1.-
q DEL. lr..art u... Ar'Ha l"'-
to 4.a ~. t.i#.s EHn.aE
state il. Nsss HE. 'n d '''N
-'as-' %: .5.''i''' "s''-
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Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10
StoCN Peas For Sale

We have choice New Ira, whip. .onrNu',. 49,.
Rppers and Mixed Stock Peas. Please yet our
prices before buying
The Scott County MiIIing Co..
sihtSt"n is>uuG'
The Washington times., 1921-03-08
COLLEGE HAz|NGS
LAND -FOUR IN JAIL
New York University Students
Demoralize Fifth Ave. Traf-
fic With Stunts.

NEW YORK, March 8.-Members
of the New York University Chapter
OF the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
had considerable fun yesterday at
tsrnoon in their chapter house In
Borough Park. Brooklyn, initiating
into the mysteries Of the order four
university students who later told
the Police that they were Harry
stoll. sixteen; Samuel LANCER, sew
enteen; Ralph Schapiro, >seventecL.
and Herman Matter. sixteen. all OF
Brooklyn. But after they had prod
ded and padded the boys for more
than an hour they wearied OF the
sport; their arms became tired and
they decided to show the general
public what they had added to their
| collection of membership.
So they dressed Stoli in costume
that made him a caricature of Daniel
Webster, they made a Rip Van Wrinkle
out OF LANCER and Dolly Dimples
out OF Schapiro and they transformed
Matter into most amazing vampire.
Then they piled the four boys into
taxicab and set forth for Manhattan.
Their first stop was at Fifth avenue
and Forty-second street There they
dumped Stoll, Matter. Langer and
Schapiro and forced them into the
Public Library. The invaders were
promptly seized by caretdkers anu
special policemen and thrown out
Then the students compelled their
captives TO go through various antics
on the library steps. to the edifica-
tion and amusement Of large crowd.
The boys tried to get away when
they saw policemen, but for once the
crowd was with the police and opened
a path. Van Etten drove the bath
tub" up to the taxicab from which
the boys were Grating and invited
them to como with him. He placed
Stoll. Matter, Langer and Schapho
under arrest squeezed all OF them
into the motorcycle sidecar and took
tx6em to the West Forty-seventh street
station, where they were charged with
disorderly conduct. Sergeant Barry
had half q dozen other patrolmen help
him. and with their aid he managed
| to disperse the crowd and get traffic
moving again in about half an hour.
The Washington times., 1921-03-08
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
"KendaII Productions" Movie
Makers, Are Incorporated.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March s.-The
State corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Kendall Pro
ductions, Inc. of Alexandria Va. The
purposes Of the new company are to
manufacture, deal in and exhibit mo-
ton pictures and the capital stock is
fixed at $4,000. The officers are
Lee Kendall Holland, of Washington.
president; George Wedderburn, OF
Vienna, secretary. and Milford A An
derson. OF Washington.
A meeting of Sarepta Lodge Of Odd
Fellows will be held tomorrow even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. Potomac
Lodge will confer the first degree OF
the order.
A meeting of the board OF directors
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce this evening at 8 O'clock,
The Virginia Athletic Club Midgets
have elected the following officers:
Nelson Duffey, president; Sterling
Hall, secretary and treasurer; captain
baseball team. Lawrence Roland;
captain football team. Ralph Phillips;
captain track team Lee Lyons: cap
tain basketball team. Richard
Schoeni.
mass meeting will be held at
Clarendon. Va. this evening for the
purposes OF making arrangements for
the organization of a lodge Of Odd
Fellows. Among those who will de-
liver addresses at the meeting will be
the Rev. John Lee Allinson. the Rev.
Edgar Carpenter, and w. Clifton Gun
ningham, of this city.
A meeting of Liberty Bebekah
Lodge, No. 18, of Odd Fellows, will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
The Washington times., 1921-03-08
ACreat Discovery

Swollen hands, ankles, ssst srs lss
TO q dropsical condition. oftsn eaussl
BY disordered kidneys. Naturally
when the Kidneys ars dsrAnseA the
blood is nlled with poisonous WASTE
matter, which settles in the SDst
ankles and wrists
Z Az . remedy for those easily reo.
ognized symptoms OF inhammation
caused by uric acid-as scalding
urine, backache and frequent uF1nar
ton. as well as sediment in The ur1na,
or IL uric acid in the blood has caused
rheumatism. lumbago. sciatica, gout,
It II simply wonderful how quickly
"An-uric" (antfuric acid) acts; the
pains and stiffness usually disappear.
"Anuric" Il the discovery Of DR..
Pierce Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Step into any drug store and ask
for . package Of ~Anuric," which IL
u.any times more potent than lthia.
The Washington times., 1921-03-08
Wool Fabrics

All.wooI Cream Serge-The favorite fab
nc for sports wear. All-wool non-crushable
and 81 inches wide. One width e. co
makes sports skirt. Yard. go. %A'VS
Palm Beach and Bermuda Suiting-In
natural tan only. First quality and full "a
inches wide. Only 1A yards need g %
ed for sports skirt. Yard. %HsSo
Josephine Crepe-24 inches wide. In navy
blue only; this fabric is similar in weave to
Canton Crepe and of a weight suit C1 0Q
able for dresses and skirts. Yard %AsSO
Tweed Suitings-The practical and eco
nomical fabric for good looking tailored
suits, skirts, and top coats. All-wool, full
So inches wide in new colors. $129
Clay Finish Serge-In navy blue only.
Only sixty-odd yards of this superior quail
ity serge is now in stock. Excellent for
high grade tailored garments. e. 90
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