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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
CHARTER.

corporation, or any part thereof. without
first Offering the same, in writing, TO the
other stockholders, through the Board of
Directors, at its then book value, who viii
have the first option 20 purchase the same.
ARTICLE VIII-This charter may be
modified. changed or altered, or said cor
poration may be dissolved, with the as
sent of stockholders owning three-tourth>
of the entire capital stock, At general
meeting of the stockholders. convened for
ten notice shall have been given 10 each
stakeholder. mailed to him at his last
known address.
ARTICLE IX-No subscriber for stock
shall ever be held liable for the contracts
faults or debts of said corporation IN any
further sum then the unpaid balance, II
any, due the corporation on the stock for
which he has subscribed, nor shall any
stakeholder ever be held liable for such
contracts. faults or debts in any further
sum than the unpaid balance. if any, on
the stock owned by him: nor shall any
mere infOrmality in organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null, or rem
derinG any subscriber or stakeholder liable
beyond the unpaid amount, If any, remain
ing due on his stock.
ARTICLE N-Thfs corporation is or
ganized under the laws of the State Of
Louisiana and especially Act No. ~ OF
/ 1914, and the subscribers hereto, for them
| selves and said corporation, and for it,
| officers, directors and stockholders, hereby
/ accept, as part of this charter and ms con
ditiOnS of said corporation. all the rights.
I powers. privileges and immunitieS granted
/ Z" corporations. and granted IL and con
/ ferred upon officers, directors and stock
! holders of corporations by said laws asd
/ said act; such acceptance being as full
complete and binding If said rights.
powers. privileges and immunitirs were set
forth at full length in this iustrumeQr.
Thus done and passed in my nptIrial
| office, in the City Of New Orleans. uforr-
/ said. in the presence Of George II. Terri
| berry and Thomas Joseph Hobbiu>, COM
/ petent witnesses Of lawful age. ana rr>id-
| ing in this city, who her"unto subscribe
/ their names, together with said parties
and me. Notary. on the day and date SET
( forth in the caption hereof.
/ ORIGINAL SIGNED:
/ tNameS OF subscribers and number OF
! shares omitted
Witnesses Geo. II. Terriberry, ThoS. J
| DObbinS.
W. W. YOUNG
Notary Public
!. 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 IncOrpOra-
tiop Of Ross X Heyn, Inc. was recorded
| in the Mortgage Records of tn" Parish OF
/ Orleans, this State. on the LIST day oi
March. \. ID. 1921, in Book 1853. folio 22T
| (ShiNED) ROBT. SCOTT
by Rec.
! true copy.
W. W. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
| MrCh q
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
CHARTER.
CHARTER OF BURBANK COOPERAGE
COMPANY, INCORPORATED

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
City Of New Orleans. BE it Known, that
on this Sth day of March, 1921, before me
Victor N. KAN, Notary Public, In and
for the Parish of Orleans, personally
came and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto subscribed in
the presence of the undersigned witnesses
who severally, declare that availing them
selves OF the provisions OF the law of the
state OF Louisiana in such case made and
provided, they have covenanted and
agreed. and do by these presents cove
nant, agree and bind themselves as well
as all such others as may hereafter be-
come associated with them, to form and
constitute corporation for the objects
ana purposes and under the articles and
supuiations hereinafter set forth and ex'
pressed, which they adopt as the charter
oil this corporation. to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name of this corpora
uon shall be the Burbank Cooperagt
company, Incorporated" and under thii
name shall have and enjoy all the rights
aasantages and privileges granted by law
70 corporations for the full term Of
Ninety-nin years (99) from this day. j
shsii nave the power TO contract, to SUI
ahe De sued: to make and use a corporat'
seal and alter the same at pleasure; Il
noid. receive, purchase, convey, mortgage
sne hypothecate property, real, persona
ana mixed. corporal and incorporeal; q
name, appoint and elect such officers. di
.e,ors, managers, agents and employees
Us business may require; to make anC
establish, alter and amend such bylaws
rules and regulations, for the government
oe required.
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile of said cor
porsuon shall be in the City of New Or
;;sans, Parish Of Orleans, State of Louis
n ,ana, where legal process shall be serve,
sSpon the President of the corporation o.
- MS absence as directed by law.
ahIlCLE III-This corporation
n.lmuaeu Tor the purpose of engaging Il
~ ing and selling barrels, kegs, hogs
Sssa business OF manufacturing, repairing
soperage, new and second hand; for buy
tss s, selling, manufacturing, repairing an,
isnsng IN slaves, timber, lumber. timbe
SINUS hoops Of metal, wood, fiber or an,
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CHARTER.


succeeding Board Of Directors shal
composed only OF stockholders he
each ia his own name. duly registered
the books az least twcty-fy shar
stock
No Directors shall have the right .
dor~e for any one and in ease OF VIC
of this provision, hi office aS Dirprt0
he declared vacant aud a successor q
by the Board.
The whole as will more fully a0nr.
the annexed certified copy of the mi
Of said stockholders meeting. !
And the said appearrr- having r,4t
me- Notary Public. to put >1ii auer.
in authentic form, l DO by flies. rs
receive said amendment ir 'la form .5
Public Act. 10 the end that said af'
mrnt may be recorded AMI pT5WoI.
and thus be read, into the aforesaid ur
charter.
Thus done and passed, in my Off,
the City Of New Orleans. on the ta,
in the month and yrHr ir~f above WI
in the pr->nuc" of Walter -. W.dil
Jeanne Hatred competent Witnesses
hereunto sign their names with the
apprIrrrs and ua Notary. after due
ing of the whole.
tORIGINAL SIGNED.
WALTER z. STAIFFEi
Presid
\. PEERET.
Secretary and Urea 81
Witnesses: Walter g. Weti.. J. Hal
EELlA ! PTtC
Notary Put
I. the undersigned Recorder Of
gases I'm and for the Parish of or
State Of Louisiana. DO hereby certify
the above ana foregoing Act Of lurOr
tiou If the Stauifer E,hlrW8u * Co.
WAS this da~ duly recorded in my
in Book l2t5. folio -, New Orleans
February 2l-t. 1921.
tSIGNCD EoET. SCOT,
by.
. y rru" copy.
FELIN J. PUI,
Notary Pul
Mar 3-Npr :.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31

A WONDER
First Representatives, that new
member a good talker?
Second Representative Hes .
wonder for endurance. But he
doesn't class up very we'll for speed.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
THE NEW WAY

THE NEW WAY
all Slow: VIII you 90 sailing
down the stream Of life with me?
Miss Sweet: You're too late. Jack
smart made me promise to 90 AWAIT
Inc through llfe's air with him.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTEI
THE STAR GARMENT MANUAL
TURING COMPANY, INC,

United States Of America. State off
lana. Parish of orleans, city Of Nef
leans. BE it known, That on this I
day of the month of February, III
year of our Lord, one thousand, nine.
dred and twenty-One. and of the
pendence of the United States of An,
the one hundred and forty fifth;
me. Sol. Weiss, a notary public, duly
missiOned and qualified in and fds
Parish of Orleans, therein residing,
in the presence of the witnesses u
after named and Undersigned perst
came and appeared Lazard Zion, pre-
of the Star Garment Manufacturing
Inc. and Hirsch Levin. secretary-treS
of the star Garment Manufacturing
Inc, appearing in their respective 4
ties as such and authorized hereunto
resolution passed at meeting q
stockholders of said corporation he
January 3lst. 1921. a certified copy v
of is hereto attached:
And said appearers declared that
| under and by virtue of the said reso
Article III. of the charter of the saie
Garment Manufacturing Co, Inc, SID
| and same Is hereby declared to be a,
ed to read as follows:
ARTICLE III.-The amount Of tha
| tai stock of this corporation shal
| twenty-five thousand ($25.0OOOO) d
| divided into two hundred and fiftyt
shares of a par vaue OF one hundres
| lars (S10000) per share; that mora
| fifty per cent of said amount has al
] been subscribed and that more thaf
per cent of all stock subscribed ha{
actually paid for.
Thus done and passed. in my OF.
the City of New Orleans. La, Z
day, month and year first above Vi
in the presence Of +. ]. Stitch and
| Pierce. competent witnesses, VINO
hereunto signed their names as sY&
gether with said appearers
tary. after a due reading of
ORIGINAL SIGNED
Presit
II. LEVIN,
Secretary-TreasF
Witnesses: W. =. Peirce. +. J: ST
SOL. WEIS
Notary Pu
I the undersigned Recorder OF Z
cages in and for the Parish OF "
State of Louisiana, do hereby ceruI
the above and foregoing Act or y.
ment Of the Star Garment Manufad
Co. was this day duly recorded In
flee. In Book 1853, folio 1913. New Oi
February eth, 1921
CsIGNED) RoBT. SCOT
Dy.
A true copy Of the original.
SOL. wEIs
Notary Pu
Mar S-Apr !.
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flashing HIS HOPE

Thin Boarder--We're going to
have a feast tonight ! heard Mrs.
u,mmond-Egee teiephoning for one
extra slice OF beef liver.
pyspeptIc Boarder - Forget It
she's Just taken In three new board.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-03-31
Does rs He's Told.

there's one thing I'll say for him"
"What's that2"
HE has the courage of his convic-
lions once his wife has made up his
mini for him."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
GERMANTOWN CLUB
OPENS TENNIS PLAY
Leading Racquet Wielders
Open Tourney for Singles
Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. g.
Rapid fire eHminations marked the
initial play in the 10th annual SIN
giles championship tournament Of
the United States Lawn Tennis asso-
citation on the courts Of the German
town Cricket club here Friday. Fifty
odd matches were played between
noon and s p. m and but one upset
marked the progress of the leading
racquet wielders of America and
Australia in the second and third
rounds As If TO expedite matches
a large majority of the matches
were won in three straight sets
The outstanding surprise of the
afternoon was the defeat Of Norman
Peach. captain of the Australian
Davis cup team, by W. w Ingraham
Of Providence. Ingraham, finals;
against Vincent Richards in the jun
Tor title match last season. proved
entirely too fast and accurate in
both his service. stroking and plac-
inE for Peach.
William N. Johnson Of San Frac-
cisco. winner Of the championship
in 1915 and 1919, was also force /
20 play titular tennis in defeating
NJ Kelleher OF New York, ga, ca,
ga
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
WALTER K TAKES
$4,000 STAKE RACE
Brown Celding Driven by
Seth Palm Wins Four Cor
nered Match at Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. O. The
brown gelding. Walter X. driven by
Seth Palm, won the $1,000 four cor
nered match race. the feature event
OF the closing days horse racing at
the Indiana state fair Friday. The
largest crowd Of the week was on
hand TO see the race. Walter K, won
all three heats handily. his closest
contender, Kokomo George weaken
ing in the stretch.
Palm took first money in the free
for-all pace, also when he drove Sen
Wilkes TO victory over a field Of three
in straight heats.
The race for three-year-old pac-
ers was won in straight heats by the
bay FLY Ada Mack, driven by the
Indiana trainer Yes Hope.
In the race for three-yeaS old
trotters. only two entries appeared
and VIII McGeath pilotad the bay
gelding Kentucky J, 10 victory in
this event.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
FIFTH MARINES GIVEN
FIRST PLACE IN MATCH

CAMP PERRY. O., Sept. 9.-Un.
official returns Friday night give
first place in the regimental team
match TO the Fifth United states
marines with a score of 553 at 200
and 500 yards.
The Forty-ffth United States navy
midshipmen team is second with
54S; Forty-ffth U. s. infantry. Phil.
lEpine scouts, third with 547.
The Wimbledon cup match at /
600 yards went TO Sergt. John A.
Adkins, Lesterville, Mo, United
States marines. who had &c bulls
eyes, breaking his Own record of Il
on Tuesday. G. r. Farr, civilian q
Seattle. was second. Farr made Il
consecutive bulls eyes He is Co
years old and his shooting is said 10
be a record for a man of his age. &.
w. Stevens, L. 5. infantry. was third
with %.
The Illinois civilian team won the
Port Clinton trophy with a score
Of $50; Michigan civilian second.
sos; Kentucky third, So Mime
sofa and District Of Columbia teams
were tied for fourth with 541.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
This Season S Dinner
Topic May Be BotCling

Was bowling among women just
a passing fad. or will l. become one
Of their leading sports this year ?
Last season was the first time that
any great number Of the fair sex
took an active interest in the game.
a few ventured out at the start Of
the fall and their ranks so rapidly
increased that many times the
statistics showed that more women
had used the bowling alleys during
the day than men.
Bowling is a game that women
can become very adept at In the
opinion of various guardians of the
bowling alleys here it is up to the
ladies themselves whether or not the
game Of the ten pins will become
one Of their leading sports or not.
For a while women played baseball
but the number was always small.
In tennis and golf however, the in
crease is almost beyond Imagination.
Before a great many weeks have
past South Bend will know whether
or not part of mothers recreati ton
is going 10 consist of rolling three
big balls at ten large pins or doing
a little knitting for the needy pin
boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
COLLEGES OF SOUTH
SCHEDULE 900 GAMES
Many IntersectiOnal Grid Bat
ties to Be Staged by South
ern Teams.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Football
teams of the more important South
ern universities and colleges have
upwards OF 500 games scheduled this
year, the season opening September
p and closing December g. Inter
national contests are more numerous
this year than ever before. Southern
teams this year will play Harvard,
Princeton. Yale, Navy, Pennsylvania,
Dartmouth Rutgers. Penn state.
West Virginia and Detroit on north
ern fields. and Dartmouth Will make
a trip TO Atlanta for a game with
Georgia Indiana will probably be
invited TO play Florida at the Miami
Palm Fete in December as a post
season feature and the Florida team
may arrange a game with the sea-
sons Pacific Coast champion team at
the Tournament of Roses in Pasa-
dena during the winter.
The international games OF thu
southern teams already arranged in
clude:
North Carolina State at Navy, and
Clemson at Center on October /;
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
Centre. University Of North Carolina
at Yale. and North Carolina State
al Penn State. on October s.
Georgia at Harvard. Tennessee at
Dartmouth, Vanderbilt at Kentucky
State, Tulane at Rice. and Washing
ton * Lee at Rutgers. on october
18TH.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
Maryland, Vanderbilt and Texas at
Dallas. Virginia Military Institute at
Pennsylvania, and Georgetown at
Holy Cross. on October 22d
Centre at Harvard. North Carolina
at Maryland. Tulane at Detroit, Su-
vance and Kentucky state at Louis
Vile George Tech and Penn State
at New York. and Virginia az Prince
ton. on October 29th.
Washington & Lee az West Vir-
ginia. on November 9Th.
Centre and Auburn at Birming-
ham. West Virginia az Virginia. and
Kentucky and Virginia Military
Academy at Louisville. on November
18th
Georgetown at Boston and Wash
ington & Lee and Centre at Louis
VILE on November 18th.
North Carolina State at Maryland.
Washington * Lee at Johns Hopkins,
and Tennessee at Kentucky state, on
November oath.
Dartmouth and Georgia at Atlanta
on November 25th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
LAPORTE TO BE SCENE
OF VOLLEY BALL PLAY

LAPORTE, Ind, Sept .. The
Northern Indiana volIey ball section
al tournament viii be held in I.aporte
according to advices received today
from Physical Director George L.
Alice of the Y. NJ c. A. who is
attending the conference Of Physical
Instructors at Gary The tourna-
ment viii be held at LaDorte Y. N.
C. A. and VIII last one day.
In past years the volley ball tourn-
ament has been held at South Bend
where the larger facilities available
make il possible TO play off the con-
tests in half a day. The change to
Laporte is believed 10 have been due
to the efforts CT Mr. Alice. Includ-
ing in the tournament win be teams
from Gary. Michigan City, South
Bend. Lapo-te. Fort Wayne and
Auburn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
Ba be Sets Goal
At Sixty As old
Mark is Reached
King of Cudgel Equals His
Own Worlds Record of 81
HOmers for Year.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-BabIe Ruth
has 81 games more this season in
which to try TO beat the worlds rec
ord Of 81 home runs made by him
self last year and equaIed Friday at
Philadelphia. Judging by the pace
the home-run king has been setting
in recent games he viii easily sur
pass the old mark, and may satisfy
his ambition 10 knock out so homers.
His driving this year has been
steady. In April he made 8. in May
10, in June Is, in July 10, in August
10 and in September. so far, 8. His
best month last year was July, in
which he connected for 10.
On six occasions during this sea
son he has made two in one day. Last
year he made two in a day nine
times, and once batted out three in
a double-header with Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
KANSAS CITY WINS Two.

ST. PAUL. Sept. 9.-Kansas City
players made five home runs in win
ming a double-header from St Paul
Friday. In the first game Brief made
his thirty-seventh and thirty eighth
homers Of the season, the visitors
winning u TO l. Cochran also hit
one. In the second game homers by
Scott and Lutzken enabled Kansas
City TO win 3 10 1, though they made
but four hits off Sheehan. Scores:
Kansas City 2O2 40 12O-12 II 1
st. Paul .... 600 600 DO Z 4
Ames and McCarty; Han. Kelly
Foster, Finch, Williams and Allen.
Second game
Kansas City. 10 O1O OOO-3 2
St. Paul.. 600 600 O2O-2 g ]
Carter and McCarty: Sheehan
Merritt and Allen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
.INDESTRUCTOS TO
PLAY KAZOO LEGION
Trunkmakers to Make Second
Attempt to Cop Win Over
Soldier Ball Club.

The Indestructos of Mishawaka,
who suffered a Al defeat at the
hands Of the American Legion base
ball team. Of Kalamazoo, Mich,
three weeks ago, have booked their
conquerers to appear here again
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
new Dodge Athletic park Will be the
scene of one of the most bitterly
contested games played there this
season. if predictions come true.
Hamill, the Kazoo twirler who
turned back the trunkmakers in his
previous engagement, Will again do
mound duty and is confident that
with the aid of his soldier boys he
will easily bring home the bacon.
The Indestructos. on the other
hand, believe that they have finally
found their batting eye After doing
heavy hitting in their last two
games against Michigan City and
Hicksville they are confident that
they Will be able 10 solve the puzzling
delivery of the Legion premier
moundsman.
Both teams will again have their
same lineup in the field. The Legion
batting order viii be: MacGregor,
second base; Campbell, first base;
Bippes. shOrtstop; Miller, third base;
Simmons. center field, Coughlin,
right field; Casteel, catcher; Budrow,
left field, and Hamill, pitcher The
Indestructo batting order will be as
follows: Britton, center field; Hixen-
baugh. second base; Andrews, third
base; Tinkham, right field; Black
more. shortstOp; Cook, left field;
Philion, first base; Morse, catcher;
Collins or Zentz pitching.
Heine Tieman Will oficiate behind
the bat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
SCOUTS ATTRACTED
BY DEVELOPMENT OF
KILEY ON DIAMOND
\. d. Athlete Who STAYED Out
of Came Three Years Now
Regarded as Find.

Rod kiiey No.-e Dame second
oaseman who stepped into -rr game
this year after being out OF tts
harness for trlo ~ ar-uH-e his 4a-
veioped into one ~ Che fnls 90 Che
season. His playing with tho s-u--
gis. Michigan team has been SO
sensational that re league scouts
have already watched him perform
and are prepared 90 offer h.m
contract.
From a weak hitter KGev has
turned out 90 Dee the champion -ee-
ger OF the S-urFis ban club. which
boasts Of having the services rf
men Ike Miles. Morharft Robinson.
etc Many OF The long distance rides
given the horsehide by Rod have been
just ar the time they were most
needed by his teammates They re-
gard him as a lie saver without a
beach patrol
In the field Kilcy was always ex-
cepuonally fast at s-ar-tre. TT.a
weakness In Judging ground balls
was the only fault thar could be
found against him when nastluIue
'-.At ttNt 4aI..ats NOW MS IN.lNL.IEH
say he eats them alive and his rapid
peg 10 the bases IS revelation.
VIII stay at school.
There seems little doubt but that
Kiley viii stick with Notre Dame
until HIS diploma has been care
fully selected and presented. Ills.
love for the school brought him
back after service On the navy for
Uncle sam and has sent him out
as a candidate for the three Lead
ing teams Notre Dame recruits fer.
The contracts offered KiIev viii
have 20 be exceptionally bright be-
fore he viii even regard them. In
the opinion of his followers. Fame
for his college as well as for him
self seems 10 be Kuey's object.
If the protectors Of his COM
panions come true. and KIey turns
out az a pillar OF strength for Notre
Danes baseball team he VIII easily
tower above the alI-ar0und athletes
now at the gold and blue school
Captain Of next years basketball
team and star end on the football
eleven besides playing a little hockey
makes a record hard to compete
with.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
MIG SMITH AND BURMAN
FIGHT TEN ROUND DRAW

EAST CHICAGO, Ind Sept. o.
Midget smith. Of New York. ban
tamweieht. and Joe Burman of Chi
ysaggo fought n 10 round draw Fri
: day night in the opinion Of ma
jority Of newspaper experts AZ the
ringside one newspapermaa gave
Burman a shade. Burman weighed
1919 and Smith entered the rims
at 40 pounds.
Jack Sharkey. New York bantam
weight. defeated ROY Moore Of Min
neapoiis. in 10 rounds. according 20
newspa per men
Mike Dundee Of Rock Island out
pointed Terry Martin q New York.
in 10 rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-10
Senators Harmless as
Boston Goes Into Tie

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Boston
attained practically tie with Wash
.irgton for fourth place by defeat
kept Washington's hits we'll scat
ing the locals Friday. 3 10 I. Jones
tered while the visitors hit both
Morgride and Erickson oppor-
timely. Score:
Boston. 1000 O4O 1OO-5 ?
Washington 900 100 OO0-1 10 .
Jones and Ruel; Morgridge. Erick-
son, Acosta and Picinich.