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The herald., 1922-07-27
CHARTER.
A1EMDMENT TO CHARrEH
HABRIS-LOEB PIANO CO. INC

United States OF America. state n,
louisiana. Parish of Orleans, CITY OF
mew Orleans. Be it known and re-
memoered that on this 18th day of
Ine month OF July, in the year of our
LORD, one thousand nine hundred and
tsMenry.two. and of the independence of
hundred and forty-seventh, before me
stamps Farrar, a Notary Public. duIy
commissioned. sworn and Qualified in
az Gnu LOT the parish of Orleans, state
81 louisiana, therein residing, and in
me me presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned. person
MY came and appeared Harry Bruins
WICK Loeb. President, and Samuel p
Goldberg. Secretary. respectiveIv ng
faarris-Loeb Piano Co. Inc. a CORPORA
tlon created by and existing under tn
act b Ss sne STATE s;agn Of louisiana BY an
Fuonc parish of Orleans. state Of
LOUISIANA dated January %. 1890 70.
1 0ordsd IN the mortgage office of the
In book 1858. folio IS, and in the offIcs
OF the Secretary of State. of the STATE
OF Louisiana, at Baton Rouge. I,ouis-
lana, In book Record Of Charters" No
1922. who declared unto me. Notsry
tnat a meeting OF the Stockholders of
Piano Co. Inc, was held
s',v the Office Of the company in the
OF July. 1892. at $500 O'Clock D. m:
tnat notice of said meeting of STOCK
hoiders was waived by all of the stock
holders or the company present in |
And the said appearers further sa-
siared that at said meeting of stock |
ioioers OF Harris-Loeb Piano Co. Inc
Z was resolved by unanimous vote OF /
~ or the stockholders of said com
ANY present at said meeting, being
~ OF the stockholders of the said
ompany, that the name OF this said
,o3mpany De changed to Harry 3. Loeb
And the said Harry Brunswick I.oab
nd the said Samuel r. Goldbery. rs-
pectfvely the President and Secretary
Harrfs-Loeb Piano Co. Inc further
eclared that at said meeting OF stock :
oIders II was resolved that they, on
ehan or said company. be authorized
uncovered and directed TO take such I
cps as may be or become necessary 4
make effective the change in the n
line Of the company. 5
Whereupon the said Harry Bruins I
lex Loeb. President and the said | n
Imuel r.. Goldberg, Secretary, respec- c
Vely. OF Harris-Loeb Piano Co, Inc. Il
clared that they do now appear for ID
a In behalf Of said Harris-Loeb Piano II
:. Inc, FOR the purpose of making Il
fective the action Of the stockhold- a.
OF said company by embodying the Of
ID amendment In notarial FORM and CT
ey now declare unto me, Notary, al
at Article Of the charter Of Harris d.
eo Piano Co, Inc. shall be and in al
endeo 30 as to read as follows. to- III
ARTICLE I; The name and style OF
corporation shall be Harry B. til
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CHARTER.

state or louisiana. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing act OF
Incorporation of the Reverie Transport
tation Co, Inc, was this day duly re-
corded IN my office in book 1868, folio
New Orleans, July II. I922
j. VI. SEEMAN.
Asst. u. Il.
l, the undersigned Notary Public. in
ana Tor the parish Of Orleans. state
OF louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true and
correct copy Of the original on file
with the records of my notarial office.
toSether with the certificate of the
pended.
W. MORGAN GU-RLEY,
,.,-.,. Notary Public.
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l. the undersigned Recorder - Nc
cages IN and for the parish Of oriesns
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contracts, faults or debts of This cor
pOratlon In any further sum than the
poration On re- II any any due the cor
hafs subscribed; nor shall any stocke
holder ever be held for such contrac,s
than tS OF debts debts in any further sum
the stock owp paiu oaiance. if any. on
mere informality in organization bauss
lnS erect of rendering this cbar
SILL OF rendering any subscriber or
stock. uue on mis-
NO stakeholder in this corporat,on
in tt gser sell the stock owned by him
Oh. without first offering the same ir
Wrltlng to the other stockboidars
thaO the Board of Directors, at its
ontior oooh value, who will have the
o1 Pooh 70 purchase the same, and in
event OF the death of a stockboIdann
s .ne right Is hereby reserved TO tha
In ming stockholders to purchase
ARTICLE a. TX KS t TeIs book value.
~ sdhized under the laws of the stats
81 louisiana, and especially Act Ne
for OF tbd isit, and the subscribers hereto.
inu Tor its officers, directors III
hereby accent az nar, nf
,,,,5 cnarter and as conditions of this
oriviIeeas an the rights, powers,
;' o and granted to and con- NJ
erred upon officers, directors ana
of corporations bv az Il
aW and said act; such accentsnca
= ns as 1ull, complete and bindin@ 80
m r na,u rights, powers, privileges and
n this ins,r were set forth at length l.
.ft,n nus done and passed in nv nota-io,
a a ~ at the city Of New Orleans aga
,neh, IN tne presence of Mr.. TbeoSora
toenl and Mr.. B. A. Ruiz co,mue
ulysses or lawful age ana raSiSs
! shis city, who hereunto snhscr;hs
ina names, together with sajd r
az anu me, Notary, on the dav snd
torth in the caption heranS d
ans % louisiana, Parish of Or =
uthori,y before me. the undersigned :
cared the undersigned. who Anu. ap,
me; Notary. that they do berab1
ayari loe 10 the capital stock of az .
transportation Companv Jnn a
,eir e amount of shares set opposite
rn nus done and passed in said n.r,s, n
i,ras e presence of the undersignsd Il
% On this 2sth day of June. o.
Original signed: ]. C. Allan 60, =
ouisa street, New Orleans 90 49, oSf /,
Gleason. 2127 Eiysian EiaIds u
sW orleans, 10 shares; p a Drhu' n
LOUISA street, New Orleans ssa ef
ares j. +. Dubus, 1909 Pen;stoS a,
le ttsst New Orleans. 10 shares. re
TTH ! RoEHL. nn'
w. MORGAN GuRLEY 81 :.
|. the rna.... Notary Public. m
'eS' IN and Tor the parish Of Orieans ch
The herald., 1922-07-27
CHARTER OF PRADOS LUMBER COM
PANI, INC

July 26-Aug 81
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-
which meeting each director shla ~
received three days notice. shall ~
notice OF the adoption Of such ra'lA
10 De mailed to each stockholdef. "1
with a notice Of the meeting Of ne - !.
holders to be held in the offes
corporation to take action upon us
luton so adopted by the Board ~ =,
tors. In case Of the dissolufiol !.
corporation by the expiratin Of ~ ~
ter or otherwise. the stockholders
elect three liquidators from inels
number. who shall have fun psse =
to liQuidate and settle ne :.
ness and affairs OF the COMPANY.
of the death or disability Of any -
ilquidatOrs, the survivor or Ns
shall appoint a successor or succ'''
him or them.
ARTICLE IX-The first Beafa -,
rectOrs and the officers Of ms 49,, u.s
ton shall be composed OF tne n WV.
Timothy ID. Dwyer, 300 Blel,l
New Orleans, La, president; -.
Meaut, 5000 Bienville Et, New "a" -
La. vice-president and secretary -
P. Meaut, 34I6 Iberville St.. New JIG
La, treasurer; Timothy px!. "a
Grand Route st. John, New Ors, n
Torn c. Wenzel, lbs Philip 81 ~, D
cans. La, and they shall selss " ~, - ii
second Tuesday in January = ...Idt
heir successors are elected anu -,
ARTICLE X-The subscribers !
lave written opposite their hs -
lumber Of shares subscribed 70 ~
me of them, so that this ensra -
erve as a subscription list 81 ,,,N
are payable ID tns ..sr'ia
nd form set out herein ana - ss>rM
or in Act 267 Of the Geneiss, "a. "a u
{ the State OF Louisiana o. BIZ
thereto. -
Thus done and passed az n, Is1is
he city OF New Orleans, sesis tsss
ma. on the day, month ana r.rsB
rst written. in the presencs ~.anpsrsf
each and Elsie G.. johnson. - 81
illnesses. who have hereunto sssesrc
ames, together with the sam y
nd me, notary, after paa~s
hole.
Original signed: rot
7. u. Dwyer, 10 shares; y =
shares: +. p. Meaut. 10 snsIa Jsir
Witnesses: NJ. Leach ana h''
IN. uTln
notary
1, the undersigned Reccraei - ohse
yes, in and for the Parish aa.,in ~
ate of Louisiana, do HEREBY ,.cor,sr
e above and foregoing sci o..;sax y
IN OF the De Luxe Confeerr ~
IS this day duly recorded y ~orsss
Bnok 15ss, Folio =, NeS
ne 20,1922. -crv
R0BL, Escprts
A true copy of the orisinn
7 office. Wfkn
ly 6-Aug. 10.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
Mir. calixts Peloauip

Tbr funeral of Mrs CaliNt5 Peio- gum of North Grosvenofdale. who died suddenly Sunday night. took place Wednesday morning X larRr number of friends and relatives at- tended requiem mass was cele. bratcd by Rev Father Peloquin, broth er-in-laW ef the deceased lnterment took place ln St JoSeph's cemetery
 Mrs. peloquin was well known in Thompson town and had resided there all her life except for two years when she resided n Waupeau
 r Was only siN weeks ago that she moved back to North GrosVenordaie Besides her husband she leaves eat daughter Mrs William Lapore. and two sons. IaioVic and Adrian She also leaves her mother. tNo sisters and pea hrethefs
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
BORN

BEi8 8IR-At gH has klmbali Hos pltal, Pgtnazf May son ta MF. and Mr. Peter E Betair. EOBERRE-Iu Putnam. May 26, { saa. Joseph ehar.e. Emile. ta Aif and sirs. GaafHa ta#erfs af H8lyoke. Ma
 kEHPAIS= zas H'ag himbai Hos rHfal. PusHau s'a zs H8uzhtsf. Rasaae. to sfr and Mrs Gust41 Ermpasn of ef5s venoraale. TLZDTTE ln Putnam. MaF s9, q augHtef Pauline. to M and a1@ lsaac Eatte
 IAGRGIy In Putnam. Mas E g dau. ls.t Ruth Mae. tlA Alr and Nf S.uuigon LaGrCIX. NAEHeiN Cheshire. He-- May
 son. Walter Albert. te Re*5 md V. ]. Albert NachW
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
WEDDING
Claason sanberR

August elaasan Of East Woed-feek and Na AmeIA sanbers aeae mar riaI Saturday evening at the home nt the brides sister. Mrs Alfred John SOB. ai lle= Center district IH tHe psss eaee af relatives and friends number ius uhaut aH
 The bride wore a gown of white erere=lHr chine with erii fhe couple .s attended sy esgi and Cad S.eets .au M Mary shenHrs and Ar EI Johnson Many heaatifal gifts wen. received and refreshments were safee5iz
 The groom who has been in th, employ of hester f. May for eFtFa y has purchased and renotsle. tha former Deacon Chauabeilta place and fHa couple 0fi make thaIr hsN 'ta4e The hr.Je has boon m the em rlay ef NF Herbert Bowen fsf reHf wears
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
DIED

HI.kI kENB In Thompson. Mag a9 L.a Backmar. aged 70 yeafs. ARTlER ln Woodstock, June ! HHHa. wife of Zoel Cartier. age
 e8rs Funeral at St Mary ,. 5alb Saturday morning HAHt0ek In Providence, May e. Everett Halloek Burial in West Wa sfoek
 JOHNSON In Worcester City He-. rial May 26. Charlcs Johnson. Burial in Woodstock IEef N1R In Putnam, May 25. MFs. ExHa leclair. wife of Fabian Le- clar aged 54 years IArelNIE-In Putnam. June l, Henry Lapointe, aged q years
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
CHILDREN ENTERTAtN
lssael Putnam School Pupil. Give kN
 seiIent Program

Hn esset40H E4.9t sess
 nzBst Catherine GearE nasies e Four Iyau Home d Bound. L5auI#. se#ntH sie5
 0f and a,taiH sraaeat sIse 1WEat HarHeaeI aI baHt#. ia .u # C#t Ne4. s4aes lesteEz etIs H Ellen e4sails.a et lee m EeHIs bas7s Ee2 iIi Ma
 Frank saHl4H5 ias fa4.
 E5Hafa ellae} Anne, ra} a scribe. tfeHa Donovan fio ptf af tHet8saI r.sl-. 1ae4aeIIa eaan a4 ar Ha# H=tHF tHa .#f5raae eaes sanberH Arch .aafIar of tfe f8saI ,NEHeHa4 Frederick Afsora Na NfHt head o tc ammiy apartment. ttnr the lfIe raats 1ula HetsIon nal. sH s'a8ae eath
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
OBITUARIES
sir. Aivina onge

F1ra= AINtna ot onks
 Tbe funeral af Nr Alvina st 8use. altaa af F \ st ongs, Wa> H.4H Monday morning o'clock f5H t#e home If heE s1n. AlciHe. Hzfei =trest.
 Many rei t4a and frcuds eseortai Che remains to St Mary church. .T.ef,. a .ulemu nigh mass af requiem aas celebrated with the following as Hears Rse eharle F Belar1, eel- .hlart. Res Adrian nykeman. dea- og. and Rev John T Elty of Pom frsi. sub-dear6n. The remains were ias4 at re-s sH s. Mary erMeteHs. and the a. saalz were John pajele. y- -,l ReoTIar8. Dr A. E. Parent, Jossph Rfeari. iaseph Bresleur and E ST 0nse.
 H s ouee passed away Sstaf .as ffafaaaa. aseI 99 following hafeIt s weeks tiiness She Na. tak-
 seriously T a week age la,t Sun 0t affe eturning from church }lau at aer friends. and she had D He =a6 6af af them ID this vicinity se#a aeaHe If her siekgesz. ani se sHeH especially the news of her de great surprise Nls asssI many q1a'TIss ff-.t e1l.ae. her to all. and among tt5ss vItr whom she was lntinat, she .2t.l telaIes.I
 attse uf Cauaia. when. MAS asaHf.a T. was 58 years ago tha5 -He to Putnam Co liNe and eontrae to reside here until hel deftt Srs, WIS member of fhe st Arac sety the members of which eHessat at the funeral Nf st Uaey ieasv four children Harry 0i W#Fges5vr. Alhe of Providence Al cidg of this city and William St Qnee Fra#fHFH Putnam merchant
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
PUTNAM ITEMS

mr and .ss M Bradley of Wer.
 M NH e
 f Hartford. were guests sf
 h Brady en Monday
 sis. and Mss Harry Mann are re.
 Church street to their aale r home on Grove
 aprtlte C. H. Browns
 
 There ~Hi te strawberry supper aaef t auspices 0f St. Philip church June 15. on the aar of 4 uaAy. saHHyzi3s ave- nae. H-s Warren V Aver.i. s b change.
 Major A. Q aelntyrs has been home vita ts family here ever tha aaa.zea aa#=He Ills sBH Ea8- eft is 20 tfafsi for the same firm his father restesaafs the DeRergiFe e3r- set Company
 While al york st the gas plant of the Fatran Li~ht & Power Company. iast FHfas morning. Edmond Chap asIaHs of ! aIFsgn street fell from e laa ez and sustained fracture of his rtzh- arm
 Armand Bibesuls. World War veteran. who has been treated at the Brooklyn SasaI hospital for defective egesIeHt ~ a result of beng gassed. has been Ire guest of his parents Ar. and Hrs. Euzssche Bfbeault. Wool .tsek avenue
 Beeauis z5 people who had tickets t5 seu fof che moving picture beue'it enfe~t irmsut for ihe Rcd Gross, have rot get made returns of money and tickets gHseL4. the committee is un able to mase g feport on tbe fHanc7 ] sueces of Che undertaking
 Mir and Mra C. C. Webster aur is4ghfer sh,rIse of Willimantlc. Ar. and Mfs Q E. Barrett and son liar. old sf Providence. Mrs. whaleu and son Harold sf FaH River, Mas. Re- ( CHaaan-a =tl5HEaflt. wife and daughter Jane af A-#onet. Mas. were visitor 1f Hr4 Gf9ri. Riag street. becoIa- non nas
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
FIVE TABLES IN PLAY
 AT GRANGE WHIST PARTY

and M Baihart Haeh heHz 2 tanned at whist la q. uiEat Tor =Ht benefit sf Fu-aam EraHr Eve tah.es bonn, ia niae Tae drsE prize winners peae M54 Uazel J8hHa0a and Mfs. B1f#a k LHaa1z Sis AlIee Adams received thecaus s5latloH Sand@ichss. cake and coffee were served
 On EE4iHg evening. June 50, moth er af thnse enjoyable Nf5sts will be given at the home of ai.s Katherine Bvrne. Srgard street
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
Mrs James Carviu

Mrs James Gafein of Saxon. He. Mass. died 90 the age of ls Naars at che Framnsham Hospital May 43 Be- fore her marriage she was Mss Jean ette Jasmm of Putnam. daughter of Mir and Mn Napoleon Iasmin She leaves her husband and infant daueh- ter her father mother. three brothers and eight sisters The remains were buried h St Mary's cemetery in the family lot. May 25tb.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
seHooL CHILDREN coNpUcT
 MEMORIAL DAY osSrPHANcs

Monday afternoon fHr lsfs Putnam school Chillten atseTF,i }l aarIHl Day with ezefe 0n the lawn n flant af lhe school haid5ag The program Has as follow
 Music. American HYmu grade seven. recitation. "ant FmE. Rich ard GHpatrir. rfale= =foat, recitation. Memorial nay5 Edna Kent grade four. song. .FloAeHa and Flags. SteE la Kuhaska. recitation. Carolyn Mofss and Pauline Rawley. grade IA ..Trihutes to Our Hernes grade five song. American Flag. grade six March Of the Grand Army. Arthur Bove grade five. Getty shurs Ad- dfess. William Aldrleh grade seven flag raising
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
MARRIAGES

rAEr,ZA -RElL-m Putuan. May sH Hs Brv Fr Routaief Arfaut ranHza and Mlss Doroths ReiE
 SNN0NBS HOLT - In Woodstock, May 1 by Rev Funcis Rpse5orq of NeQ Haven. Branifetn Symou4s. 3r of NeW York and Ms, Beatrice
 sf Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Hr af Woodstock sHd New York
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
PUTNAM PERSONALS

An Edmuas Brown is ths guest of Providence ralatlaas.
 ~ j. asrtlest g adding tsse dsruer windows ta
 aiiss Anna sircau,sy of Prezidsn4s was putnam ar Tnssav
 mr,. Mary BuE6-s Ri.hop Is at North FalmoutH. Mass for two weeks.
 Miss Jotephine Boulsy of Boston visited Putnam friends Memorial Day.
 ars. Al. Tsaftslistte entertained her sen Marshall af Wessa g Tses- day.
 mr and ars Byron Chandler and Allie ChaHdleF 5een Fatn am Fis- itofs
 sir. and s,r Charles ss5sr have as a aue8t Mi. Ease Lientsrsleln of Boston
 charI.s A. Pane and daughter of Worcester ueHa Pztnam visitors Ne marial Day
 N. 4. B.asrs "a, in Hartford yes teraay atteH t State IHaeftak- CTS convention
 Mrs. G. ". Giaord of Ring street attended the c convention in New London .azt essk.
 Mrs. Hattie a Luke and son. Albert F. Luke. of V eees.sr. called on Put nam friends B eHal Day
 Mr. and Mrs James Mccall, Sunny side. euterta.al relatives oser the weak end and auaI Day.
 Mir. and ar. Carl T Kent of sieri- der were tae le-ss of Mz. and Ars- F. B. Kent I'm and satlsriay.
 Miss Gertrude Perry speai fe~ lays Last sseek and Ms. Ken usth C. Baliar Winthrop Mass.
 George E. Sk... .s at the Day k4m- u Hospital. as ~as ofserats .su Saturday f5E infected kaee-
 .fr. and Mrs Clarence sssh and laughter Jane. Hf Webster were h1lli- day quests Of and d N. 4. Bal Isra
 Mrs. r. ! Daniel. entertained Lsr auehtea. 3i Lee Daniels sf -asa hg~gs. 8s weekend aal .aazar1aI Hzs
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
Gard ha sa

VI assus .a 4asa Q our aeisl- 30rs and frien sincere 4pFeeela. tiou srf elle kzn+. Haathy and deass af thBuEhtf4lHe -zHa# as 5n our be- feavement. anl ae aish also Co 4c- knov!sfize oI appreciation ot lfle beauafal herai a1asFz saut in mem arv 0f our hsloea-. daughter
 Mr. an,l Hrs Robert Bruce
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
pouRs GASOLINE IN FIRE
A a Result Joseph Pray Is Painfully
 Burned

Painful burns eH tHe face aEmsa t hands we're sustanea by Joseph has of Ballouslllt machlnlst ai the Man haaei Mfg Co. when be threw some ea and aasolIH, into the Rill boiler. There was onl3 small quantity If the liquids left n his pal shea he had finished cleaning machinery. aad hs geeef slreamsa that there was enough to flash up the way it did ana cause such severe burns
 He was attended by Dr Murphy and taken Co his home His condition is nai regarded ak serious.
Putnam patriot., 1922-06-02
Mar, Helen Rtnes

The funeral of Mary Helen Bruce. 9 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bruce. was held yesterday She was one of the twin daughters and had never been strong child. but was only seriously n a fev days
 Mir and Mrs Bruce and the grand mother Mrs fnlnshast. have the sympathy uf aii
Evening star., 1922-03-17
FOUR DISTRICT TEAMS
IN BALTIMORE MEETS

Three local high schools and the
Washington Canoe Club will send
athletes to Baltimore tomorrow to
compete in track and swimming
meets Central and Western will be
represented in the annual South At
lantic scholastic natatorial champion
ships at the Baltimore Athletic Club
while Tech and the canoeists are to
enter races at the Baltimore City Col
lege indoor games in the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory.
The Georgetown school will strive
for honors with a swimming relay.
John Kent, Paul Frisby, Nelson Jef-
feress and Henry Lamar are to sport
the Red and White. Central is to
send a team of twenty-three mermen
and expects to repeat its 1921 victory
in the titular carnival.
Techs unbeaten half-mile relay Is
to run in the City College games
Pugh, Killian. Morris and Scott won
over the same course at the Hopkins
games and scored decisively at the
Georgetown meet here. Washington
Canoe Clubs mile team will encoun-
ter the 5th Regiment quartet for the
third time this winter. Each has won
a race.
Evening star., 1922-03-17

who are carded to divide mound work
against the Braves tomorrow, took
1t easy during their tenure of the
mound. The latter is In the best con-
dition of the trio. but is no. fit TO
travel more than three innings ef-
fectively. Zachary has not deve lope6
all his stuff yet, and Phillips. al
though in good condition generally,
complains that his arm does not feel
strong.
Mogridsc and Miller were excused
from target throwing. although both
took their customary warm ups.
Turk. of course. is not yet ready Cor
a session on the hill, but Is workin
into shape gradually and probably
will see service in a Yanigan- -I;cgu-
lar contest the latter part Of next
week.
JOhnaOn has STAYED off the attack
of grippe with which he was threat
ened. He visited the park during the
practice, but was advised not to get
into a uniform because of the un-
favorable weather conditions.
Some definite Information finally
has been received from DOME Bush.
The veteran has wired Griff that he
expected to get here about the mid
die of next week. but offered no ex-
PLANTATION as to the nature of his ILL
ness.
GriMth, who always seeks to pre-
vent his athletes from becoming rusty
through idling on off days in the reg
ular season. already has booked one
exhibition. 1t is with the Pirates at
Pittsburgh on Wednesday, September
s. Nearly every year for the past
five the Griffmen have listed a con-
test in the Smoky city only to have it
prevented by rain or other reasons.
Ed Walsh. former star manipulation
Of spit balls for the Chicago White
Sox, who, with Bob Hart of the Ma
tional League. is to umpire the games
between the Griffmen and Braves,
reached town yesterday evening. He
smilingly denied he had brought a
trunk full Of rule books or was TAX
ing a correspondence course in arbit-
ing. He was piled with questions as
to whether he had made Will. taken
out an accident insurance policy, and
been measured for wooden over
coat. He answered them all good
naturedly.
Evening star., 1922-03-17
BASE BALL SQUAD OUT
ATBROOKLANDS SCHOOL

Twenty-Five boys are practicing
daily for the Brookland School nine
and the Suburbanites expect to be
ready for engagements within Few
weeks. Battery material includes
William Wohlforth, Thomas Trodden.
Bronson Watkins and John Collins.
pitchers, and Joseph Cation and John
Lambert, catchers. Infielders are
Lucius Mullan, Paul Hoddenot. Frank
Mennen, Joseph Santucci. John
Holden and Wilfred Moran. The out
field aspirants aresArthur Cline, Will
liam McNally, Ross Dice. John Fac
china, Stephen Trodden and Ihomas
Cummings. Utility players are Gordon
Splitter, Edward Blade, Thomas Har-
bough, Paul Firschkorn, c. Osborn, A.
Topper and Marion Moore.
cline is captain and Tom Trodden
assistant captain of the nine. For
games, communicate with William
Wohlforth at Brookland School.
Marathon Athletic Club players are
to report for practice Sunday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock at 1918 Florida
avenue northeast. ......
Pioneer Athletic Club wants more
games. Send challenges to Manager
Kessler, Is Avon avenue, Hyattsville,
Nd. or telephone HyattsViiie io-M.
Mohawk Juniors will hold their
first drill Sunday morning. All play
ers are expected to report at 1880
o'clock.
Triangle Athletic. Club of Seat
Pleasant, Md. desires engagements
with sixteen-seventeen year teams.
For contests write Z. j. Stats, Land
over. Md.
vincent Costello Post nine will play
a practice game Sunday at Tenley-
town. All candidates are to report to
Manager Burthe.
BuffnIo Athletic Club wants games
with colored mines. Challenges will
be received by Earl Williams, 25d
Warren street northeast. or over
telephone Main $3.50.
Omcers Of the Government Printing
Office Base Ball Association have
been elected as follows: President
N. G. Watts; vice president, NJ. F.
Zepp; secretary, J. L. Dilsaver; treas
urer.> w. H. Wright and team man.
ager. William r. Love. A team fran
chise has been procured in the Gov.
ernment League.