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The Washington times., 1922-11-06
Mrs. Du Puy At Home
For First Time THIS Season.

Mrs. Du Puy AT Home
For First Time This Season
Mrs. Wilfred du Puy will be at
home this afternoon at her residence
in n street and will be assisted by
Mrs. Hampson Gary and Miss
Carolyn Nash, who will preside at
the tea table. Mrs. du Puy will re-
ceive the following Mondays in
November with the exception of
next Monday when she will go to
New York to visit Mrs Harold Brown
and to attend the horse show. Mrs.
du Puy was abroad the greater part
Of last summer and expects to re-
turn to Europe in February.
3
The Rt. Rev. Lucien Lee Kin
solving. bishop Of Brazil, and Mrs.
kinsolving have taken an apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel for the
winter and had a small dinner there
,last evening, entertaining for Miss
Bruce Kinsolving. of Baltimore, who
is their guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
kinsolving, son and daughter.in-lew
Of Bishop and Mrs. Kinsolving. are
visiting them for a short time. They
will take an apartment in New York
for the winter, returning in the
spring to Brazil, where they have
lived for several years.
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Miss Lillian Thompson, debutante
daughter of Mrs. Douglas S. Thomp-
son, Is entertaining at bridge this
afternoon at her home in r street
for a group of her sister debutantes.
Her guests include Miss Louise An
derson, Miss Helen Campbell, Miss
Margaret Davis, Miss Emily Dial,
Miss Virginia Edwards, Miss Henri.
eta Hill. Miss Cecil Lester Jones,
Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones, Miss
Mary Montgomery. Miss Alice Mil
burn, Miss Catherine Radcliffe,
Miss Virginia Selden, Miss Dorothy
Warren, Miss Catherine Weller,
Miss Elizabeth Walter, Miss Kath.
crime Wrenn and Miss Betty Wer-
ner.
Mrs. Thompson Will receive with
her daughter and Mrs. c. b. Wood,
Mrs. Ennals Waggaman and Miss
Lillian Merritt will preside at the
tea table.
Miss Thompson Is planning and Mrs.
Thompson will give a luncheon for
her at Rauschers later in the
season.
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Prince de Bearn, who has been at
the Shoreham for the last week, will
leave tomorrow for San Francisco,
whence he is sailing for Japan to
assume his new duties as counselor
Of the French embassy at Tokyo.
He is accompanied by his young
daughter and son, Mile. de Bearn
and CASTOR de Bearn.
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Mrs. John ii. Dayton. wife of the
commandant Of the Navy Yard, who
Will be at home on Mondays in No
vember and January, will be assisted
this afternoon by the wives of off.
GERS on duty at the yard. Mrs. Day
toms sister, Mrs. Duncan NJ. Wood,
will arrive on Wednesday to be her
guest for a few days. She is on her
way from Virginia to Seattle, Wash,
to join her husband.
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Admiral and Mrs. J. X. Robson
entertained at luncheon yesterday for
Miss Catherine Radcliffe, who Is
spending the winter with them and
who Ia a debutante Of this season.
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Miss Laura Bryn debutante daugh.
ter OF the Minister Of Norway and
Nine. Bryn. has issued invitations
for a luncheon on .Novemberl16.
s.
A group of navy bachelors are ar.
ranging a dance to be given at the
Chevy Chase Club on the evening of
December 2 for some of the seasons
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewail
and their daughter. Miss Camilla
Sewall, are guests OF Senator Walter
The Washington times., 1922-11-06

Edge at his home in Atlantic City.
and the Senator gave a dinner for
them last night at the Ritz-Carlton
hotel. The engagement OF Miss
Sewall and Senator Edge was an
nounced in the autumn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Eric Fowler
will entertain at dinner on Wednes-
day evening at their apartment in
1712 II street, to which they haN'
returned after spending the sun
mer in California.
Mrs. Raymond Patterson and III
son, Robert Patterson, have taken
the old Janney house 1871 Thirty
first street. where they are now max.
ing their home.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert =
Niblack are spending a few days
with Mrs. Frederick l.. Chaplin at he
apartment at 1712 II street. tn,
admiral will leave tomorrow for h
new post as commandant OF the
Charleston Navy Yard, Mrs. Niblacf
remaining a short time longer.
Mrs. Chaplin has leased her apart
ment to Mrs. Philip Lansdale. who
will take possession on November
IS, and will divided her time be-
tween Washington and her home In
Erie, Pa.
The second secretary Of the Span
ish embassy, Senior Don Mariana de
Amoedo Galarmendi, has taken
an apartment at the Tiffany on
Sixteenth street.
The Washington times., 1922-11-06

THE Chinese Minister ana Nine.
SEE left Washington Sunday for
Seattle whence they viii sail shortly
for China. They are going home on
leave and viii probably be absent
about three months. w. 8. Lao,
third secretary OF the legation, ac-
companied them.
The Secretary OF State. Charles
from Cleveland, where he went to
make an address.
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New Minister Moves Into
Legation In Wyoming Avenue.
The new Minister OF the Serbs,
Croats and Slovehes, DIR. Ante Ire
sich Pavichich. who has been tenn
porariiy at Wardman Park Hotel.
has moved to 214S Wyoming ave-
nue., until recently the residence Of
the retiring Serbian Minister and
Nine. Grouitch.
Nine. Grouitch, accompanied by
Mrs. Robert f. Mackenzie, Ia motor
ing to Hagerstown. Nd, today and
will drive to Shepardstown tomor.
row. Nine. Grouitch will speak In
both places.
DIR. and Nine. Grouitch were the
honor guests yesterday at delight.
full reception given by Ma jor and
Mrs. Parker West at their quar-
ters in Spldeirs' Home. Assisting
Mrs. West were Mrs, Merrttte Ire
land, Mrs. John Hull. Mrs. Louis
Owsiey. Mrs. Peyton Gordon and
Mrs. Frederick Coleman. Mrs.
NJ a.
ceived with Mrs. West.
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Festivities Planned
For Lord and Lady Mountbatten.
Col. Robert M. Thompson and his
guests, Lord and Lady Mountbatten,
who were expected in Washington
today, have delayed their arrival
until tomorrow. They will be In
Washington through this week and
many festivities have been planned
in their honor. Colonel and Mrs.
Thompson will give a dinner In
honor Of Lord and Lady Mount
batten on Wednesday; on Thursday
night they will dine with Mrs James
Carroll Frazer, and on Friday the
British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes will entertain for them.
Their program also includes an In
formal tea which Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend is giving on Wednesday
afternoon and a visit to the Pimlico
races on Friday as guests Of Mai.
Gen. H. Keppel Bethel, Of the
British embassy.
On Saturday Lord and Lady
Mountbatten will visit Annapolis.
They will be entertained at luncheon
and dinner by Rear Admiral Henry
B. Wilson, superintendent OF the
Naval Academy. and Mrs. Wilson,
and will be honor guests at a ball
in the evening.
Countess Gizycka expects to sail
shortly for Europe and will spend
the early part of the winter abroad.
The countess had a house at Santa
Barbara for the summer and had her
daughter, Countess Felicia Gizycka,
and her niece. Miss Eleanor Patter-
son, with her for the summer. Later
they went to the countess ranch in
Wyoming for a visit of several
weeks.
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The Washington times., 1922-11-06
Hamlin Lease House
For Winter Months.


For Winter Months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Hamlin
have taken the residence 919 Far
ragut square for the winter and
Mrs. Hamlin and Miss Anna Ham.
lin will arrive in Washington on
Sunday from their summer home,
Tupelo Point, at Mattapoisett,
Mass, where they have been since
June.
Mrs. Robert Dickey, jr., and her
infant son, Robert Dickey. 3rd,
have arrived in Washington from
Dayton, Ohio, and are guests Of her
mother, Mrs. George Barnett. Miss
Anne Gordon, sister of Mrs. Dickey,
who has been visiting her, returned
to Washington with her.
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Mrs. Clark Munford and her
daughter, Miss Norvel Munford, are
established for the present at the
Mendoza Apartments. Mrs. Nun
ford will shortly take possession Of
her home, 1900 Nineteenth street,
which Miss Queenie Tomlin leased
and where she conducted a primary
school for the last eighteen months,
during which Mrs. Munford and
her daughter were abroad.
Maj. Gen. H. Keppel Bethel, mill
tary attache of the British embassy y
has taken an apartment at 1915
Sixteenth street, the residence, 1926
Sixteenth street, which he occupied
The Washington times., 1922-11-06
Mrs. T. A. Junkin's
Daughter Engaged.

Dauenter EHEhScu'
Col. and Mrs. T. A. Junkin an
nounce the engagement OF their
niece, Miss Julia Junkin Ravenel,
to Col Marion Somerville Battle.
The wedding will take place about
home of Maj Gen. and Mrs. Ed
ward West Nichols, in Lexington,
Va; Miss Ravenel spent a winter
in Washington as a guest OF Col.
and Mrs. Junkin..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Parker
! and their daughter, Miss Dora
J Parker, have reopened their home
on Massachusetts avenue for the
winter.
The Humane Education Society
and the National League to Conserve
Food Animals will give benefit
card party at Wardman Park Hotel,
Thursday, November %, at o'clock.
Mrs. Katherine +. Hubbard Is chair
man of the committee In charge,
! Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher, vice chair
man; Miss. Edna M. Patton, secre-
tary. Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb IL chair.
man of the committee on patronesses,
Mrs j. +. Lapham Of the commit
Parker of the committee on cakes
and candy. Tickets may be obtain.
cd from Miss Edna NJ. Patton, 3048
Newark street.
Stephen +. Tillman had as his
guests for the horse show at Fort
Myer Saturday afternoon Miss
Inez Demonet. Miss Mildred Carr,
Major and Mrs. b. c. Mcneil and
j. Rixey Smith.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. d. Wilson, who
were guests at The Lee House while
ATTENDING the Presbyterian conven.
ton here, left last night for their
home in Princeton. N. ].
Capt. and Mrs. Henry c. Muslin
have as their guests Mrs. George
Vest. daughter.in-law of the late
Senator Vest. Of Missouri.
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The woman's Universal Alliance,
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun,
president, will hold n Christmas
bazaar and ball OF all nations at
Wardman Park Hotel on the even
ings of December II and Is.
The entertainments will be given
for the benefit OF the extension work
OF the organization. The cooperation
OF a number OF the embassies and
legations have been secured. Prom.
inent debuntantes and sub-debutan.
tes will take part In the bazaar and
the pageant which will be striking
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-12
All Satins and MessaIine
Silks Reduced as
follows


LAZZELL TALCUM -25c VALUE FOR i5c
LEATHER POCKET BOOKS. 10 PER CENT
DISCOUNT
LEATHER HAND BAGS, 10 FER CENT
DISCOUNT
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-12
Friday, Jan. IS to Saturday, Jan
LOWEST PRICES I'm YEA1

This January Clearance in Skowhegan. We invite you
what III like acquainted with Clearance Prices and the savings
n effect by purchasing 4Ews
Not years have we een able offer values like those quoted
below Prices dry gccd have down. dwn compared with
other lines Wooen ard dress goods silks linens eng Blankets
hosiery gloves ard leather cd well hundreds of other items throughout the
less than II of 1920 prices with qualities much
better In sddiion his cer the special sale prices below and
readily see that
PURCHASE NOW AT A REMARKABLE SAVING
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SKIRT BARGAINS

Entire stock back, navy and fancy pIaids and stripe
reduced rs follows:
lot %i.0s NtiI rs s6 70 -
LOT sos VALUES $40 i o a5Go
lIOF 500, VAIL Is SO 10 30
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22
cHATTEL LOANS

40 you Ngrp ALirTLe REAnY cAaif
aum5a=I00-a n-rApnz-bULlsANa
~ any other amount loaned az less than
lrral rates
NJ rod tape. no puIleiW. easy pay
meHtEi confidential TINY years 10 bust
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
zoo Rarbaeh I'm Tel ia. 1898.
aaufhwesi Cor 18TH sHd peug SITS
cox 60 loans. tt aud up on wsges. cars
aud f4rnitufe. confidential, 20 yfs. sstab
ais NpHa.Hsrald Bldg IA sass,
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DUNDEE PROPERTY
FLORENCE PROPERTY
pRopERrY

ETHAwAY--"Iloms Agent Tor rIofsnts
No eolnfed. kE li0l.
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NEBRASKA LANDS
Dawes County

Hero N an opportunity for the man with
f5w thousand dollars 20 make real
hume for nimfelf AZ layout OF very
little money. We have ranch located 10
nilar north W iiemlnEtnrd, NFb.. consist.
inK % $50 acres Wa have divided sans
into four farms. ranging from 900 acres
10 $50 acres. Each farm IL from 90 pof
cent 60 no per eeut good farm land some
very fine alfalfa land soil Il equal 10
the best Of the llamnEford table lands,
whtra iand sold from $50 20 $3.50 per
ARE. Pasture land very well KfnAusd.
water can ho obtained AZ from 20 TO 80
feet llors IL our proposition, To anyone
wha win buy ono ~ heae farms. put
o. 600 IN improvements ana break out 10
per cent u the innd-tho first fye years
nil he Will have 10 pny Is per cent on
0ui money Bnd keep the tnxea 10 pfin.
tipnt then 90 start coming due we hlhlh
wear nj 70 per cent per year THIS IL an
oNtllleut dlYrfaifltd country ana raises
npiendid crops ~ corn, wheat Qats, W
falfa hnd pBiai6Hsi exceptionally Rooh
livestock country Here Il real oppor-
tunlty. This land Will certainly double ~
Tho next fivo years Priced from ", 70
Hig 30 Mar acre
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BRAND NEW BUNGALOW,
$3.50 DOWN

lust take look Al this beautiful new
frame taugaiaw five rooms aud hathi
strictly meaerns eak foeFs throughout
sine corner let GA paved street Call
IRA 7iss, Or AT liis
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nae 90
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

COLORADO land bargain, igb per acre.
ig4H acres irfirated stock grain and hoy
FARM close 90 Denver. fine Improvements
VI sou ARE looking for good Investment
write Chas. Patterson. Elizabeth, Colo,
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Klokc Investment Co.,
DmAitH, NohfaHhn, o.
y A. HERMAN
IIcfulnBfOfd, Mob.


ron RAfEs-,An idoal t6o.aefe stock farm,
located bM miles from AinsN1rth, htb,
the best town between Norfolk ana ne
rl9cE nm Fafm produces 900 tons ~
nua hay About 400 acres ~ Nplnndlh
clover or alfalfa land, 100 acres ~ pass
htre and tho balance under cultivation,
Now hiE-r60m house, fina barn, large say
Hhod. nov RfanarY ana nov hog house,
two VOLS with windmill, mako ~ the Inn
pfnyemenia Place well fenced Win Hbnns
dnuea " hog pasture, win woven wire
fencinE antna nut and timber for tuel
for ycnrg 10 come For price, terms ana
complete description rito Box e5s, Aims
worth, Eeh
ron BALE-OOod farm homn on Plstip
liver NoYor hu1wh 10 overflow, ll6A
acfss. AZ pillow land. ~ meadow, ~ pass
ture alfalfa Good house 1890 cement
cave. GOOD oltbalidinRs. Abundance ~
good water. two miles 90 honmBn. slt
10 Shelton Good neighborh0od. Uar-
gain II sold NJ once. y. o. TfubcX bhol'
ton, Mob
ElUuTY acres near craig burt county
Nobfaslta Modern improvements costing
nearly $4,000; owner wants 10 retire, WIN
accept home IN Omaha ~ paH Payment
Price t2t0n0 G. l.. Nathaway, sale agent
florence, Mob
SMALL chicken farm IN town Of 400 popp.
laton. first eiasn improvements. good
reason for selling. $1,000. II taken ~
once, VIII Include thoroughbred stock Adj
drcss Box W-OGz, Omaha Bee,
WANT to hear from ownofa Of Nebraska
property ~. a. Larson Company, Central
ftty Efb
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WEST SIDE PROPERTY.
Attractive Field Club Home


Located ca aauAl front lnt k0xikf r., ~
best portion ~ the Yield club district,
il this exceptionally well constructed. near
~ new arsfuFy aud attic modern home,
having tile front YeHslfuis, coat closet,
large living room, brick fireplace. builtsiD
bookcases. attractive dining room, builtsin
buffet dandy sun room, Preach doors.
rans enleut Kitchen. pantry snd lee boz
room
rrst floor all finished IN OAK, except
ktrhen. -Four dandy bedrooms, tile bath.
heated Sleeping porch. linen closet. sees
and. finish natural birch, maids room,
ample storage space, Third, quArtsfsawsd
unk floors throughout hot water heat
full screens storm saahi sarge and CO.
mont drivat beautiful lANn and abundance
~ shtuhbehfy,
owner anxious 90 sell aud has cut price
materially below cost Must be seen %
bs appreciated an excellent home Priced
right. reasonable terms sunday call kk
igss. IA. 1895 WA 1885, or WA, oifo.
Fowler x Mcdonald. Realtors
tackson It9f. 1870 city Nat. nk Hlds
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BENSON PROPERTY

DANDY b-room bungalow; lot s4sso; half
block from ear line. Price 1850. G. A.
Grimmel. phone IA. 1915
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OREGON LANDS.

FOR sALlG-is0 acres class A improved
willamette valley, oregon, farm 80 miles
from Portland; 100 acres IN benrnE 1p-
ploa Price $4,000 owner, Dr, a. W.
pardey. 7Ob swotiand Bldg Portland, ore
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COLORADO LANDS.

Use ToN Maxwell truck; excellent me.
rhanieal condition. coal body, iiss Ford
Market Tel AT. kpTg,
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slooCash Buys

Sae room stassa tqpsalos.
sell located Fear NihnA lasss
Essl treHt GsFaKa cement drive
itKetHi rfIestaasffa. MAtsa1
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WYOMING LANDS.

BUY from owner 800 acres ideal grain
and stock farm Irrigated. lays fine, rich
sandy soul. abundance Of water for irflKh"
ton, no water assessments. Close TO tho
city Of Greybui VIII sell IN tracts 20
suit Further partlculafg upon requebt'
Address BOX $685. Greybull, Wyo
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NORTH SIDE PROPERTY.

s.AooM modsrs baaealow NJ iiti-
D, n nuck a co buy snd sell homes
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H. ts,tssss ,aariss s sus rss
tlf t8st FsFalstast
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FARMS FOR RENT.
MOVING AND STORAGE.

kb-acre Missouri farm, RIM furnished
! 0pse Reasonable For Information see
Mrs BALDWIN Brandels Toy Dept.
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ArrRAerlyn ArAnrMrNrs.
LAnaE. noMELIKE.

b-foom apt. rent. 40 and $50,
tr0am apt, rent 800. and $50,
Ave, and LnayenH0rth 81. Walk
Ing distance 10 t0Ns, IN Park aud
i,aafenworth car lines Heat,
water and good innitqr service,
selaet your apartment today, They
may not last long JanitOr Niil
show you. or call AT, $3.50,
w. j. PALMER 60, KesIIns Bldg
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
TRUCKS. TRACTORS. ETC.

tb Overland. tisO. At. 1897.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17

Patented Tone Leaves = to control
the volume, soft or loud, to suit your
desires.
Columbia Designed Tone Ampi-
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Columbia tone.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
Plenty of time
to pay

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Pay at your leisure, little each month-pay-
ments so small you will never miss them.
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The herald., 1922-03-02
THE HERALD, ALcIERs, LOUISIANA
CHARTER.

ed by and with the consent OF three
fourths of the stockholders in person or
represented at meeting held for thaI
purpose and this corporation shall nave
the right 10 increase its capital stock al
such meetings subject to limitations
hereinbefore set out. =
ARTICLE VII. At the expiration OF
this charter or the earlier dissolution OF
this CORPORATION, its affairs shall be lqui-
dated by two commissioners to be electen
by the Stockholders in accordance WIN
law and said commissioners are nerep!
vested with full power and authority as
may be by law permitted TO sell any and
all of the assets and property, real, per
Sonal and mixed. of the corporation, ana
to give full and complete title TO same
and to do and perform any ana an avs
essential to a full and complete hqulda'
tion of this corporation, and to distribute
the proceeds, If any.
In the event of death. inability or res
ignation of either Of said COMMISSIONER
the survivor shall continue to act and be
likewise vested with all the powers men
toned herein.
ARTICIE VII. No stakeholder of this
corporation shall he liable or responsible
for any amount beyond the unpaid bal
ance due by him on stock for which he
has subscribed.
ARTICLE IN. In order that this char
ter may serve as the original subscription
list the subscribers hereto have indicat-
ed opposite their respective names the
number of shares subscribed to by each
I of them.
Thus done and passed at my office in
the City Of New orleans, Louisiana. on
the day, month and year herein as above
written, in the presence Dt Charles u.
Kemp and JOHN +. Creepy, competent
witnesses. who have hereuntO signed
their names together with the said ap-
bearers and me, Notary, after due reading
of the whole.
Original Signed)
DAN ). LEllON,
JOHN J. LEHON,
GEO. j. LOEFFEL.
Witnesses:
CHAS. Il. KEMP,
JOHN +. CREEVY.
l.. =. BEARD,
Notary Public.
l. the under igned Recorder of Mort
/ cages in and for the Parish of Orleans
I State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
/ the Above and foregoing act of incOrpOr-
/ alton of DAN ;. LEHON DETECTIVE
AND COMMERCIAL AGENCY, INC, was
/ this day duly recorded i'll my office IL
! book 1868, folio
New Orleans, La, Jan. IL, 1922.
4 True Copy of the Original:
l.. Z. BEARD.
Notary Public.
New Orleans, La, Jan. IL, 1922.
Jan 26-Mch.2
The herald., 1922-03-02
CHARTER.

ARTICLE VII Whenever this c0rpOr-
alton is dissolved. either by Limitation
of its charter or from any cause It's az
fairs shall be hquidated by three com
missioners to be appointed from among
the holders of stock at meeting OF the
Stockholders convened for that purpos"
after fifteen 40 days PRIOR NOTICE shail
have been given by the Secretary 10 eacm
stakeholder. said commissioners shali
remain in office until the affairs OF sald
corporation shall have been fully hqul-
dated. In case Of the death OF any com
missioner, the survivors shall continue 10
act. -.
ARTICLE VIII No stakeholder of this
corporation shall ever be held liable or re-
sponsible for the contracts or faults
thereof in any further sum than the uh-
paid balance due to the corporation On
I'M. shares owned by him. nor shall any
mere infOrmality in organization nave
the effect Of rendering this charter null,
nor of exposing Il stakeholder TO any ma
bility beyond the amount of his STOCK,
The incorpOrators of this company
hereby subscribe 10 the number of shares
and amount thereof set out herein.
which subscription is declared to be the
original subscription list.
l.. II. SMITH, 24O1 Pine Street, four
ETHEL h. SMITH. 24o1 Pine Street.
one share (per pro l.. i. SMITH.
LOCKE II. TRIGG, 2433 Pine street.
NJ. NJ. JONES. 800 S. jefferson Davis
Parkway. one share.
Thus done and passed in my nOtarial
office in the City of New Orleans afore-
said, in the presence of Chas. \. puchamp
and TeXaua Carter, competent witnesses,
of lawful age and residing in this city.
who hereuntO subscribe their names. to-
gether with said parties and me, Notary.
on the day and date set forth in the cap
ton hereof
Original Signed)
l.. ID. SMITH,
ETHEL Il. SMITH.
per pro l.. u. Smith.
LOCKE III. TRIGG,
NJ. VI. JONES.
Witnesses:
CHAS. \. DUCHAMP,
TEXANA CARTER.
EDOCARD +. HENRIQUES,
Notary Public.
\ true copy of the original on file in
my office.
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages. in and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
alton of the SMITH & TRIGG. INC. was
the above and foregoing act Of incorpOr-
this day duly recorded in my office in
| book 1868 folio
New Orleans. Jan. 10. 1922.
(Signed) ROBT. SCOTT.
Jan. 26Mch. > Deputy Recorder.