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New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Spot Newsprint at New Low

Spot newsprint recently sold at 4ha
cents pound, a new low since the
beginning Of 1920 and decline OF
about 51a cents from the average prices
quoted last October. Spot newsprint
sold as high as 20 cents pound dur
ing 1920, though this was paid only IN
special instances, where the need for
paper was urgent. Reports of the
Federal Trade Commission show that
during December Germany shipped
$4,000 tons Of print paper to this
country.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Winchester Income Report

The Winchester Company reported a
net income, after interest, depreciation
and taxes, for the year ended Decem-
ber 81 of s1,04S,6s3, equal, after pre-
ferred dividends, to s24.5S a share
earned on the s1,000,0O0 common stock.
Net income in the preceding year
amounted to s2,0s9,68s Net earnings
showed Sl,0S5,916, compared to $4,2O4,-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
FOREIGN Trade Financing Corporation

SlightIy more than S2O,OOO,OOO has
been subscribed TO the Foreign Financ
ing Corporation, the new Edge law
bank that is being organized with Il
capital of 100000, according to vgures
made public in Wall Street yesterday
Of the total thus far subscribed it is
understood that approximately $4,000,
coo was taken by investors other than
banks and bankers An effort is being
made to have the law amended so that
ater initial payment of 20 per cent on
the stock subscription is made the re
manning 70 per cent shall be subject to
call in the discretion of the directors.
This amendment is sought, it is said,
because many bankers think that $780,
100000 is more than will be needed, at
least in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
London Money Market

LONDON, March 12-Bar silver,
81 a4d per ounce. Bar gold, 105s 3D..
Money. 5la per cent Discount rates:
Short bills, 7 per cent; three months
bills, 6A per cent. Gold premiums at
Lisbon no
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

Bid. Asked.
Adams Exp. 9s 80
Adv Rumely.. l51s l7A
90 pr ..... 40 80
Air Reduction. 81 81
Alas Juneau. lih l9s
Al CHAIN pr. IS 81
All Am Gable. e.l03'a l07
All Realty :. 70 -
Am Ag Oh pr ISL, 75ia
Am Bnk Note 80 52l:
DO pr .... 46 4S1.
Am Beet 5 pr 60 so
A Il S x Fy. A. 40
do pr 49,. S51a SO
A c ~ i pr. r.1l2A 10
Am Chiclc.... II %
Am Cot Oil pr G3 65
Am La France 81 ~
Am Iiuscod.. a. A.
do pr .... 81 81
Am Loco pr. los 1ns
Am Malt & G. 20 %
Am Rad pr. .os -
Am 5 X X pr AK 754
do pr A.... IL IS
Am Snurr pr. - s.
Am St I'y pr s64 90
Am Sugar pr. loo l0Vis
Am sum T pr 81 ST.,
An Tel & C. 4Si5 80
A Tob. pr new 80 80
Am VII pr. - o.
Am Wool pr. 81 a6i4
A q d l. pr. 252. %
Anal Sugar. 80 100
Ann Arbor pr IS u
\ D G lst pr 5S s2
Jp I'd pr. .. 45 -
\ T & S T pr fGt< II
Atlantic c l.. 7sTs 81
Atlantic Ref. 900 970
Go pr .....l05 10
Atlantic Fruit. 6I 7
Atlas Tack. =. Ii II
Aus Mich pr. Ga 70
Auto Sales Co 3i5 6
do pr ..... Q l2k
Bald Loco pr % 100
Barnett lea. - 3
do pr 20 10
BaraslsA
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Bid and Asked

Following are tie closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were no
transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Bid. Asked

Bid. Asked
batepl!as NJ Il
Beech creek. a
Beth ST pr. 10 81
Bln Edison pr 40 gG
Brown Shoe. . s. s5
% pr ..... Il a
Bun /; & =. 81 q
do pr ..... 9l
Bun Il Sus. 20 ST
do pr A. 40
Burns Bros s. ST
do Pr .l05 liz
Rush Term. t.. 100
Cal & Ari2.. 44is 49i.
Can Southern. 40 45
Case Plow E. ~ :
Case j l pr So s.
Cen KR y J.l75 2l0
Certalnteed a
do lst pr. 50
do I'd pr. 10
G. Il Ait pr. IL "a
9 * \ W pr. 1886 lO5
Chi Pneu Tool 5894 go
G ; = NJ x O 80 q
do Or A- q.
c g c & S i Al a
do pr 800. &c ~
Cl Il Pitts. =. - Ga
Cluett Pcab pr So ),
Col Il 4 /. - 50
do pr ... 81 10
C& S lst pr. IL -
do 20 pr. e.. Al a
Cnl Graph pr. ASH III,
Con Cigar pr 76i3 II
Cont Can pr. 81
Con Text 80. l75s l7r
Corn Prod pr.l00 l03
CreI Carpet. -. 50 %
Cru 81 pr. -. So 50
Do Beers -. l4l2 10
Deere Co pr. 81 9a
Det Edison =. ~ 90
pet Tn RR. . Co 73
Diamond 81. 100 40
u = s & A. ) 4
do rr ..... Us :
Durham Hes. ii 70
do pr ..... IS 20
Qnaa k0tsk coo $50
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

JAPAN (par 49S cents a yen)
Demand ..,.... 1926 1875 1900
Gables .........4s.5o 1850 1925
INDIA (par 1866 cents rupce)
Demand 90 200 1890
Gables .........25.5o 25.50 1880
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (par 56S cent.
dolar)
Demand go, .,..42.95 ss.2s
Cables ........ $3.50 1870
THE AMERICAS
ARGENTINA (par 42.4t cents paper
Demand d .......s4e25 s4.s25 1885
Gables ........ S4.75 S4.75 1915
BRAZIL (par SEAS cents paper 1nireis)
Demand ...... ...t4.75 1913 -. 90
Gables ........ .l4.S75 1876 .7.195
PERU (par Sass pound)
Checks ........ 3.99 3.94 495
ECUADOR (par As. 60 cents a sucre)
Checks ....,... $50 $50
CHILE (par SG.5 cents a peso)
Checks 1900 1928 1896
URUGUAY (par 103.42 cents a peso)
Checks 1925 TG.625
ENEZUELA (par 1913 cents bolivar)
Checks ........ 5.S7 5.S7
Canadian Exchange-New York fund, In
Montreal Il As per cent premium;
Montreal funds in New York. 1o5s per cent
discount.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Dividends
Initial

Initial
Salt Creek Producers Associatfou-A'
initial dividend Of 50 celrs q share haS
been declared. payable April 90 10 stock
holders OF record April -.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Bid. Asked. !

Bid. Asked .Rid As,.1
raai de pF G. y, ss s - e. aa4 Sugar 80 % A'ss'
!lec st Bat. 100 10 lManhat Essch ~
Elkhorn Coal. 10 l02s Mat Al Ia r.,a %
> do pr 3g1a SOL. Max NJ 1st nr 10 a. Z 20
r.ia 10 pr n,.. 20 3s'41May De St pr o5i, as7t.
Tairhsnts ''a'' ~ ~ ~, Mex Mex Pet Pr. IS 90
49, H1 =, o., ~ siich Central. 81 81
Io " w ~ o. 80 81 NSP& $ NJ 81 10
Fish By pr. los ll5 do Isl lines 5Ss, ro ro
DO o,sa' % pr ~ q VI "a X T pr Az
c.n ~ ,:'.. -, s so ~ Mont Power. 52l5 81.
Do pc pr .. - Mont "1 Z Ward SS 9ss. l3s 99,s
Gilliland M s. 80 siMorris < lie 81 IL =
pou''J1 cray pr - Mullins Body. e3ls s6,s
Habrshaw Fl. 10 Y Nat Acme Sos. a.,
Hartman Corp 20 a Nat Bis Or r06 ~
Home Min. . A. % n e 4 s n.y. 80 ~; ~
Hydraulic St.. y IT y Il 4 y NJ o. ~
II, qo c,r pr g. 80 nn Nst Lead pr.lOl4 los
Ind Ret Pr. y NYc&sL lst. t. 60 es
Int liar rr. .l05 100 do "a pr * eo
In NJ NJ pr. 4s Sol4 y ]. / " 81 81 81 81
VI I LIST pr = a \ Dock . 2o9. II
Int Nickel pr 1875 81 Norf & W Or 65 ca
Ias Lax raper raI pr 90 lot NunnaI!y Nia 10
Iowa Central Ohio Fuel . a n y
Island c.. 53ss 5t4 Iorph Cir Dr.. 10 10 ,oo 90
Jewel Tea Pr 20la Il Otis Eley pr. 90
Jones fea a0is 23is Otis Steel pr. r SO
kCFs&M pr. cola 62ls Owens Bot Dr. 100
n CITY So pr. 469s A. Pacific Coast. II 80
Kelsey Wheel aS ~ do LIST pr. GO l01
do pr so 9J Pacific Deyel. 1l1s IL
hely S9r pr 16 so Pacific Mail "a l6
do pc pr So SIS Pac Tel & T 81 43
keOk & d NJ 10 Parish 4; Binx l3,. iii.
do pr ..... 20 Penny ] G pr. 81 s6
Kress & Co. - So Pere Mar Dr. so 40
do Pr 80. 50 56 Petit Multi. >. 34as s6s,
kresge l34 40 do pr ~ lI5
do Pr .....i09 l0i Phil Jones . 30k 3-1,
Lake T. l. W. lois l3N Pierce Ar pr. rs 70
do pr ... 1914 % lPCC& S J. Ct 81 S4T.
Ligg NJ 7. 140 15t p f WIl4X
do pr ....l03A l05E Pitts Coal pr sU s6i5
do ......14o LA Pr St Car pr 9l 95
L-W l. lst pr % 80 iiys Sec 49, a 81
do 20 pr. 100 rs Rand Mines. u 81
Lorillard pr. 100 in6 Reis & Co 8
Mackay Co.'S. olit 81 do ist pr. .. ok o6 3
do pr $50. So - Rem 1y pr. - a5s.
Man Coal at. $50 700 do lsi pr ! 81;
Madison = 1914 do "a pr. e.
20 pr --.,. 80 s. K & pr. 30 s5,s
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

ira dividend OF per cent share has pseH
declared in addition I othe regular qua'
terly dividend OF y per cent on cohs"eii,
and 4 per. cent or preferred stock q,
paya able April to stockholders OF rec0'u
March 21. 49,.
Midwcst Oil Company-An extra div-
dend Of Der cent a share has pes.i ~
ciared on he preferred stock IN aadl'.on as
10 the resulLr qusyf@rjy dividend o. ~
cent on preferred and . D,l o= sha-S ~
the common. all payable April 10 10 s'VoA
holders OF record March 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
January I TO date.

(CopyrEht. New YcrkT Inc.)
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

CHINA (Shanghai par 106.S9 cents q tael)
Demand so, 90 Goo l33.0 90
Cables .........G2.625 62.625 1851 80
CHINA (uonS Kong par unscttled)
cables 1' ...,.....,.fs.5o $500 s4is
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
TREATY
 ANNOUNCED

Washington. Aug. 26.-The sigma ture of the treaty of peace between the United States and Germany was formally announced last night by Secretary of State Hughes. The treaty is designed to reestahIish the diplomatic relations between Ger many and this country. It Euaran- tees 10 the United States on the part Of Germany the rights previously reserved under the Porter and Knox resolutions including All rights and advantages stipulated for the benefit of the United States iu the treaty of Versailles Specific pro- vision is made that the United Stat es shall not be bound by clauses in the Versailles treaty providing for the League of Nations.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
LN4I0RS MI
 ABOVE HE LAW

..-.Inaau. D. C.. Aug -5..-~.. ...r NeN.ry stepped ou G.. gus .. ... copper was near a..... .. observe what was gu.uG ... E.- .. Senator arrested and Save .a ..s ... annea~area in police ...d. ...rar- When rhe time ,a.e ..r ..- .ng.araaee To answer ru r.a ...... u. speeding the Senator r.- ....G sa report at police dea@.a..- ...-. Ha was then arrested and take .. U.... u a police patrol w.-... ...s bonds were Gorr.E..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

 REGb.NS VOICE.

Yakima. Wr. ar- --.-g. J. E0- Lean. wan was -a n 'ha Ar -0--a tr.r. arE -.. has h..u speeches. sine. aha. time. -e-rr"-- cd his r0.r. r.-.a-a.. An opera r.r .. vr... blood ..... were taken from sna n-.-...a. ..M.- made pos s.lIa rna recovery .. his speech
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
SECOND IN COMMAND OF ZR2
 WAS RECENTLY MARRIED

Narrieue. O.. Aug. 26.-Lieute1- ant Coil Of this city. who was Co hC second in command of the dt-irihIe ZR. Q. was just recently married ro a noted English actress. The bride was to have followed Lieut. Coll Co America by steamer
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
TACOMA WOMAN
 MAUD MOORE

Tacoma, Wu., Aug. 2I.-W h @ n Mrs. S,ubbs. the wife of hotel pro- prietor of Tacoma. whom Tenn. ol- acers declare is Maud Moore, was confronted by her bondsmrU s." confessed that she is the Maud Moore wanted by the Tennessee authorities for the murder of Levy Heath Two years ago she WIS yuu..cted oi wur- dering this wealthy Teuue~sneau. but escaped and married ~whn~ in Tacoma. This morning she saud 'I'u go back and face jt."
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
ALASKAN DIES
 AB0R0 COLLIER

Seattle. Au- 2-.--AIrs Alice Stan wood pa~rau. a rara.y-ic who left NeG~ath. Alaska. last March iu an eudeav0- to reach Oakland. Cailr. her former home. died on board the Naval Collier. Saturn. yesterday just haEn-a Iro vass.. reached Seat ua. Mrs Ta-~a-- boarded the Sa- turn at Dutch Harhu- She was ace comna-at hr Mrs W. ? Werner. who will take rEa hnar 70 Oakland for 5rre--a--
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
CITy 0F SEATTLE SAILS.

The City Q. Seattle sailed al 6 O. clock last night for the south. MT. Charles Wells who has been in the employ al the White Pass and NU- hou Roura for the past year left on the Seattle. tol lis home in Kent Wash. His pa-eU. who run gro .cery store are going east and are leaving the business to their son. who will conduct it. All his friends in Skagway will wish him every sue cess,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
PANAMA IN MOURNING
 OVER LOST TERRITORY

Panama. Aug. -6.-nrosidan. I..- ... --u.l The decree ia which .r WAS -....G .... .or the G.s-~..n w.... ... ..I..n uTa~ Panama .u rho loss .. r.. .a-. territory Panama wear ..w...ag .nr a month.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
DIAL EIREANH
 REJERTS PEACE

London, Aug. 26.-The peace pro posals of the British government were laid before the Dial EireaHu for their consideration. The proposals were rejected unanimously but the Dial Eireanu expressed willingness to negotiate on the principle of gov ernment by consent of the governed. This is the statement which De val era makes in his reply 10 Lloyd George.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
TWO BODIES RECOVERED
 FROM WRECKED DIRIGBLE

Hull. Eng. Aug. 26.-7ha bodies of Albert L.. Loftiu an American mechanic. and that oG Flight Lieut. Rye Of the British crew were re- covered from the wreck ot the ZE this afternoon
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
CONTINUE ".oI. 0N DIH.6.B-5Z@ i

A.a..-..... ".-. ... .... durar.w.. had ..... ..s.-u..... oa lE. !. tu. s-... ....a.".u Q. .a. LE. 9. w.t.. M.- wrecked .r Fms. lard S.g-.ra@ at t.e Navy "... announced r..l work "" ... ... !. vii ra. .a .a..- .~ ay...n. .. ... ar#don. .a IT.. .H - T.a |E ! is .a.a- .a.r ]. ..AahGr~r. -. '
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
INDUSTRY
 AT LOW EBB.

Washington. Aug 26.-F. A Top ping or New York. one Of the New York steel maFnares in his testlmo- uy before the Senate Finance Com mittae made the statement that the steel industry is undergoing the worst depression which lt has eEpcr- fenced in f0rtv-ye--s.
 He told the committee that he was opposed Co any duty on iron ore.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
.CAH. InP081E3
 A0I FOUND

North Hrua. Wu. A,'a. 2t The S.S[Curdosa which awrad .e.a last night reported that n. w." """ were rescHnd av .rr. w.... 8. t...r request. returned .a 'Nu Canadian Importer. which Is s.u a#... Two other vessels ara rushing 10 -.o as- sis,ause or IT.. .."rr''.E r.s'. The eleven wn. .." ... ... by r.o Corl"Ea ... ..... r......o .r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
uEyALEEA'S REPLY
MADE rJHLl,.

London. Aug. 26.-Devalor..s .n.- ror .u which he rejects the terms nr ..e Lloyd George peace proposal has ..nu made public In that letter .a states near the end. "Wc have -0. sou-at war nor do We seek war. hur If War ha made upon us We must de- fond ourselves. and We shall do so
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
SMASH
 ONE KILLED

Seattle. Aug. 21.-Mrs. Ora Stan ley. & negro joy rider was killed to- day in 8 smashup. The uegress was accompanied by two white men and white woman. Mrs Madeline Cart right. the latter was badly injured The two white men escaped. The machine. which Was wrecked 30, cap ital hill was owned by Roy D. Me- Reynolds. 8 court reportor
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
LIoyp oG"HoE i~ DONE
~E>rW1NorNs Nou~'

London. '.. ..".. ..... rhn British ...... a- .s .. .r ue-a'.-a !. lis r.n.. a.. .... m5er stated .... ....... w... ". be permitted .. Hr...." .... ... E..ptrn ...... r..- s-.....
 phrase. eve ....r. r.a...- ae.. u.-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

Eureka. Calm. Aus -... ".- mrruus s..r,a.9 E.-.a.. ..' .... gone our !. ..H D.. ".-..... ..- uor.r~ ra.. n... .""... <. '. her. .r is ...H..d .... -.. wa" down r.nr sn[....a a. .... '.. Cordava
 There .s no news "s .u .." ..-. of tho crew.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
RESIGNS BEFORE
 BEING OU5TED

Seattle. Aug. 27.-CollecJor of customs Drumheller saw the demo cles sword hanging over his head and forwarded his resignation D Washington yesterday afternoon. Plans were on foot Go secure his ro- uOyaL
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
MESSENGER WANTED
 FOR S3O.OOO THEFT

New York. Aug. Pc Russell Griffin. the disabled war veteran Is wanted in san Francisco for the theft of thirty thousand dollars in bonds. He will be arraiguod here He was employed as messenger in San Francisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

.... ..- -N--WHeu tho body H.. ......a ...- twelve bullets .. ... .... @ra inc body by two ...- ......- .. ... Black Forest.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
MURDERED F0R
 SIGNING TREATY

-.r.. '.- -H-Narrhaias Erz- T.. ..... ..a played a prominent role T. ..a Versatile. r.snuauous for ...... ..- ".. w.s E.ga-PEemier ot
 .... ......r.5 German ReDub-
 ... ....-... .. Finance was mur-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
PARIS COSTUMES COME
 IN MILLION = LOIS

Paris, Aug 26.-Tbe Olympic. which sails for New York tonight will have the largest cons .gumeut of Paris clothes on record The ship ment on board the Olympic is vaI- ued at more than siN millions of dol- lars. This is mainly fuery for Am eTiCan Society women.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
AMERICAN EN]INToE
 DIES IN FAEl~

Paris. Nu- .. ..... ...-.. I..- wir au Am -..H. s....s' .-# ..- Neator Is dead n ...- ..... .. .aasa
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE
 TO RECONSTRUCT RUSSIA

rarlfu. Aug. 2-.-Proposals for co'Iosal syndicate to reconstruct Rus sia have been made to the American government This syndicate will he international in character.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
TnCH Tn ATTEND AMERICAN
 LEGION tDNNTNTIoN

Paris ..- Marsha. Fn0H this ....r-... r..-..... notified Ambassador #a-~..a aha. le was an- ing -r ... Uu..a3 States -n attend The convention .. -na American Ia- sion
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

Nogales. Ariz.. Aug. 27-Baudus entered the postofico at Ruby Ariz. killed the postmaster, Frank J. Per sons and footed the office
 Seattle. Aug. 27.-Secretary Fall will arrive in this city tonight
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
FORMER SHERIFF
SUICIDE VICTIM

Belllngham. Wn.. Aug. 26.-For- mer Sheriff Walter F.. Daggeu of Lewiston. Idaho was found dead iu this city. He IS sad to have com mitted suicide.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
ELk~ DANCE NErNU-nlb

Tho EIes nl S,.gwav .." .."m- ro a.sa a dance nnN W.dneaa.s .." ming. .r.rsna@N .s cordially .as..- ud tn attend.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

..-... H.- --.-C Conjecture as .. . ...-.- for tho assassination .. ......... --...ra.. leans 10 the ...... .... lis death 2raw out Of . ... s-u.5 the Versailles tread. .... ... others had refused
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
PLANS Eo Ngu3ENW AN--E-
 IrNN TE1n"~ HWnoI vf:'.,NN

Nasru.'a-. N.". ........ .N.. m.nse.-# is ...e.a.."s plans In. tho withdraw. .. ... troops "... are stationed n ... u....... ..-r.- tory ut Germany
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
nT 'UIEE MILLION
 WAR BABIES DESERTED

".r. AHg 2f.--It is estimated .r.. a quarter million war babies .... -.aa deserted by their parents ....-.euJ Germany. These w...- ... H.ou taken under the care u. .. German government
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
WIDOW C. I.lur N1NHE
 OF SEATTLE ril~

Uwrs. .rr# .l t.. '..a Mayor. Uwwns a... .u ...- .. ...s u.-.- trs
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
f=..suS SENT TO
BORNE co. w. VI.

Columbus. Ohio. Aug 2G.-Tater- g. troops are being dispatched .o Born. Co. W. Va. where many a~m- cd minors arc marching. into Jh. M.--n fields
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

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The herald., 1921-01-06
AMENDMENT OF CHARTER OF THE
NATIONAL BLOW PIPE & MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, LTD.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans,
City of New Orleans; Be IL known. That
on this Goth day of the month of Decem-
Der, in the year of our Lord, one thous'
and. nine hundred and twenty; Before me.
Andrew NJ. Buchanan, a notary public
duly commissioned and qualified in and for
the Parish and State aforesaid, and in the
presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared Messrs. August c. Posner
Theodore Z. Posner, and Henry W. Nebe.
president, Vice-President and Secretary.
Treasurer, respectively, of the National
Blow Pipe & Manufacturing Company,
Ltd. who pursuant to the authority grant
ed them by resolution of the stockholders
of the National Blow Pipe & Manufactur-
ing Company. Ltd. adopted at a meeting
of the said stockholders held at the office
Of the said company, No. 1913 Dryades St:
in the City of New Orleans. on the 22nd
day of December, 1920. for the purpose Of
considering the increase of the capital
stock of the said company and the amend
ment accordingly Of its charter. declared ::
That at the said meeting of said COM
pany, held as aforesaid. and at which
meeting all of the stockholders Of the said
corporation Were present or represented
Article ~ of the charter Of said corpora
ton. being an act passed before Andrew
NJ. Buchanan, notary public, for the Par
ish of Orleans. on September IL, 1902, was
by unanimous vote of all Of said stock
holders amended and readopted SO as to
read as follows:
ARTICLE Iv.-The capital stock Of this
corporation is hereby fixed at the sum OF
one hundred and fifty thousand ($150OOO. y
dollars, divided into three thousand g.
000) shares of fifty (S5000) dollars each
to be paid for in cash or its equivalent
at such times, and in such amounts and
The herald., 1921-01-06

i the world does not love lover.
. is a cultivated taste, alien to the
natural nan, and unknown to child
hood But all the world does love a
sinner, either because he is convert
ible TO a saint, or because n taste for
law-breaking Is an inheritance from
our first parents, who broke the one
and only law imposed upon them. says
Agnes Repplier In Century Magazine.
The little children whom Fra Iippo
Lippi sees standing in "row of adj
miration" around the murderer on the
altar step express their innocent In
tereSt In crime. Bayard, sans peur
ct sans reproche, has never stirred the
heart of youth as has Robin Hood,
that bold outlaw who beat and
bound" unpopular sheriffs and read
justed the distribution Of property
delightful phrase, as old as the world,
and as fresh as tomorrow morning.
The terrible and undeserved epithet,
"blameless." has robbed great Arthur
Of his great need Of homage. The
Master Thief" enjoyed, and still en-
Joys, unmerited popularity.
The herald., 1921-01-06
CHARTER.

ers of this corporation in accordance with
the propOrtiOnate number of shares held
by each stakeholder.
ARTICLE IN.-This act of incorporation
may be amended, altered, or modified. or
this corporation may be dissolved by
vote of two-thirds Of the shares "f the
convened for that purpose after II days
notice in writing mailed 10 the last uoyyn
address of each stakeholder.
Thus done and passed in my uOfariHl
office in the CITY of New orleans. State
Of Louisiana, on the day and mouth md
year above written III Ia" presence of
MeSsrS David Se>>ler and Mark NcuhHU-sr
competent witnesses. who have hereurtO
signed their names together with the apo
bearers and me, Notary. after due reading
of the whole.
tORIGINAL SIGNED:
Names of subscribers omitted.
Witnesses: David Sesstcr, Mark Neu-
hauser.
JOHN =. SULLIVAN.
Notary Public.
the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
z es in and for the Parish Of Orleans,
state of Louisiana. DO hereby certify that
the Act Of Incorporation Of the Tou0rah
Realty Company, incorporated, was this
day duly recorded in my office. In Book
1916. folio -. New orleans. December -,
1920.
ROBT. SCOTT. by. Il.
\ true copy
JOHN =. SULLIVAN.
Notary Public.
a. I.I
The herald., 1921-01-06
TO CHARTER OF THE
NEW ICE COMPANY, INC.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana. Parish of Orleans. Be 1t known,
That on this 23rd day of the month OF NO
vember, in the year of our Lord, one thous-
Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and forty-hfth,
before me- Watts X. Leverich, a Notary
Public duly commissioned and qualined,
in and for the foregoing Parish ana stare:
therein residing, and in the presence or
the witnesses hereinafter named and IN,
dersigned, personally came and appeared
c. T. Meriwether and c. w. Gilmer, herein
appearing in their respective capacities rs
President and Secretary respectively OF
The New Ice Company, Inc. corporation
organized by Act before the undersigned
Notary Public, on the 14th day of January,
1920, recorded in the Mortgage ONCE for
the Parish of Orleans. in Book 123S Folio
$50 herein appearing by virtue of a reso-
luton of the stockholders OF said Com
pany, a certified copy of which Is hereto
annexed, who declared, that at meeting
of the stockholders of said Company. held
at New Orleans. La. on the 23rj day Of
November, 1920. pursuant to due call OF the
Board of Directors and unanimous consent.
Ii was unanimously resolved by the vote OF
more than two-thirds of the entire out
standing stock of the said company, 10
amend Article 4 of the charter OF the said
company so that it should hereafter be
and read as follows, to-wit:
"The capital stock Of this corporation
is hereby fixed at one hundred and sixty
thousand (S160, 100000 dollars, represented
par value of one hundred (S1O0O0) dollars
per share. The amount Of said stock may
be increased to five hundred thousand
$500 OO0O0) dollars"
And the said appearers declared that
they appeared before me. Notary, in order
that the said amendment might be put into
authentic form and recorded as required
by law.
Thus done and passed, in my Office, in
the City of New Orleans, on the day, month