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New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

'"o.2,s 81 3 a-S. Tor.ts 81 :! ., :? {:
'aat;ed for Morrison. IA eeventh inning.
IBatted ror Hamilton III eighth inning.
r ..c:ans.t .......... !e. 600 9. o--.s
''.soureh. .......... OGo 100 o--j
rvo-bss- hit-Gooch Thr.e-oAs hit
p.n-U.. Home rum !1co. Sto!cr bases
Burns. Harper P!nelu. Carey. Blgbee
Sacrifice --Daub-r-. Double plsys-Bohne
an6 Dsubert. CsTeney tunsssistod) Ma-
rrnvil!e. T'erney and Grimm. Lee; or
hases-Cincinnsti 4: Pittsbur9h. 10 Bases
oo hANs-On Lueu., 6. OF Morrison. !. on
Hamilton. ? Struck out-By L3Que. s.
b. Morrison. l. Hts-Or LuQve. 9 IN
tcninEs mon. cut IN eighth: OF Donchuc.
in z. OF Morr:,on III I. Of Hamilton.
n :: OF Zinn IN J Wild pitch-MoY-
r!son BaiX-Luque. Passed bali--Gooch.
Winning pttcher-Luque. Losing pitcher
-horrison. UIn pires-Pfrnan and Erns.ie
Tine o: Esme-2:0f.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Bears Defeat
otallings Hustlers l2-l1

ne Newark Bears evened the ser;ss
WIN george Stallings's Rocheater 3,.
' oS winning sensational game in
tne ninth frame at Harrison r,.,s
hara+,. ne score was - to IL. Barn
the feature 80 Wis p'nehes WAS
Tho score:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Skeeters Hit Safely Fifteen
Times and Beat Toronto 9-6
Eft ective Batting Against
Thompson Enables Jer-
sey City to Even Series

Effective batting against the curves
or Pitcher Thompson enabled tho Jer-
sey Clty Skecters TO ring up a victory
yester rday afternoon for an even break
on the series with Toronto, by a score
OF to 6. It was a tough dav for the
twIrlcrs, each side using up three
pitchers. The Jerseys led in the bat
ting, fifteen hits to eight.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

cnuse the schedule nrakrrs hod de-
creed that all the 1nni,s should
be suspended from baseball for
the day. Ii 'ons q holiday for oil
the lonhs except Babe. ard SIM
ply Thursday, Hnr 27-Suspen-
sion Dn, No. l6-for Bcbe. Rutl,
spent the drr in Boston. p,ny;ne
his usual ronnd Of go'f in the
morning. He is due in Ncp york
some time fo-da,.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

Ao-A-s q : = = -7,--5 ~ : = -
Plated 20 : S-ni,n IN th.-i inning
Batted 90 B-exto0 IN @igh-h lnring
B-oo,,l,n 80 N0s 2oi-I
Boston. $50 opN 92a-i
Two base h.;-tigh Th-ee-hase Aft-
Myers Neis. Csdo-e Fo-t Home u
High Stolen bases-My4rs. lstis
sch--an3t ko7t t21 ..-'s
plavs-Olson. E5Sh ani Schnan3:. sgs
Olson and schmand', Barbara, haop ~
Barbara. Left oa hsses-B-ooklYa =
Boston, Bases 81 baNs-Of Cada-s
of MarQuard. Of BTsxto7. !. Strnc; 'a'
BY s Smith. :: b. Cstors. : BY "a
guard. ): BY Braxton, ! hits-of
smith. S IN ; innings. oe Cadore : IN !;
oN Mar4usrd. j IN OF Brar,on . j. .
OF Lansing. in Passed hal.-oN-
Winning pitcher-Cs5o- Losing pi!.h"
-MarQuard Jmpires-O' Day and aa.-
Time q game -
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Three Four Series With I'hH by Taking the Final Came
Robins Pound Three Boan,eo
And Smother Braces. ~ to :
High and Cadore Lead in the Attack Again.,
Mitcheps Pitching Force; R"be Marquard "I, IT.
Batted Out Of Box by His Former Tcamn,,.

BRAVES FIELD Boston, April 27Another batting f,or
Brooklyn Robins today They made Of %
pitchers and whipped the Braves IL to thereby taking three m
games the Eleven Of the hits the Rc r
we're made of Ma n innings ''" runs
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Senator's Easily Defeat
Athletics bv 0-3 Score

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Sen
ators easily defeated the Athletics to-
day, to 8, in game postponed from
last week. The score:
WASHINGTON "A LlryUIlADE1 nm. ,. ,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
The score
NEWARK
- 81 Is ? Totals 81 II ll42s 10

tSsued for Letter in sixth inning
4T at.eo Tor Cox In ninth inning
:" "o out when winning run 49, .c,r,s
Enchn.,.. '''''.-.... 20l ooS oto-l.
'''''... 900 ocI 90 Ill
BraGU H hits-Woods (2>. Kin..ua
M.-Sy tr"nAhue. Three base hits-Ienrr
Torn; ~; henes Stolen nbase-Archdescon
Brainaryd; Bpanie,,y; Donahue. as. acrinces~Mannins
Nam, Mann and Merkl. Bases an Ho~an an.
e Ms'l'' q; on Cowan. ); of All.~ : IN
o'Neill. f i; GM sy Horn.,. t!ow.. Struck ous-ey
~ HHxen, 2; by Cox, !; by Wisner VII. oy
III II Neil Ia innings: OF FIl.shifisr
OF !" co~an an '50Tdy; n in on Barnes in
o,, or OK in | off Wisner. IN !" III. -
rowar ~ Co"sn tRayp. Wld nitcb
n;,"hn "an winning pitchcr-Coroy, pI't.n,. I".'n
"''''' ana Do'an. Time OF gameDs,4S An
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Eastern League

Fitchburg. /, Hartford, ,
Pittsheld. :; Springfield. s
Bridgeport, 8; New Hsven,
AIbany. 2: Waterbury. 0.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

Hatt-t 90 North in seventh inning
'Ran for Cle71ous In seventh inning
Ch'cAso. ............. 90 Iol 2ox-s
s. Louis ............. $50 ool ooo-4
.~o bae. hits Hoilo-hc-. Miller. Home
20 iocher Ervg and Grimes ~. Mann and
STOCK Jonce. Krus and Grimes LEFT on
osses-St. Louie, 4; Chicago l. Bases on
b"lle-Or Jones, . on No7th 8 of Hain,r
oS Bailey. / struck ou,--Ry North, 3;
sy Jones /; BY Parfoot. ! Hits(Or
pitched TO one man In seventh, 'nS
haley In "a: eff Bsrtoot in "a
XIX by pitcher-Hy North (Mnler) LOANS
P''cHef - Bhi't. Crnpires Moran and
'II!eiey. TIN, OF game 90 anu
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
standings ia Major Leagues

American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
" ashington. 9: Philadelphia, 8.
Cleveland, s: Chicago, (s ms, ealled)
Detroit-St. Louis (rain).
Other teams not schedplcd
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Southern Association

blrm,ngham. s; Mobile, 4.
Mew orleans. IA; Atlanta. 3.
N.sss;1t NNss.a;n1tooga, Memphis wet ground,>
Nasnv'lle-Little Rock (Met srounds
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

HA6kBALL TO-DAY. $3.50 p. NJ. POLO
crounta Yankeee vs. bos1on.-Aevt-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New, York. 10; Philadelphia. j
brooklyn, II; Boston. !
chicago. 6; st. Louis. (.
Cincinnati 2. P;tte
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
The Extra kink

In to
ball player along
deliver rarely frenzy especially after
headwy spice the occasion has
a bit shopworn
He well become lofty pitch competition
everyday stretch including Sundavs
holidays and double headers.
Most of the time, unless it pennan ball game
ball let out the
Cobbs and Speakers.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

These preliminary words
that caof ball generally
let There
matter Of psychology observed
the thoroughfarcs O
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
The Big Chance

Then day he adrift by his club rival
Naturally sold winning doesn't feel any too
buoyant
The ranking begins aa his broodng
over MS revenge FINALLY his old club along and he burning
the their
Z saphead the
Through
l02 of everything he has
Ii ne happens to be pitcher he putting all
on 10 every pitched
ambition The his old mates nnon tho;
beam ends before the afternoon is
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
The buffers Putting Requiem

In round all mt orcsh short--t 7
III fcct each time tap the ball there's a,cays
'Coud Dempsey have beaten asks
may nner that for twelve long years trimmed
III slght from gladiator How nanr 1;o
Dempsey ever hcked On the other
VIII" any egh0-oune gloves The Kid lived -
W ~ We" not taken up in developing the efete cent turn
Another Dufer Requiem
sometimes the ball
ana sometimes hare picked before the oreeu
"Ty Cobb hopes to the first ball PLAYER TO co1+ = I'm
league base hits We understand, however that he will b. !'
Of them stuffed nd preserved ~ 1'U very re"
we nave had enough time knowing what with tho old ~
z'neS much less keeping $500 mage"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
The Case of Waddell

Inc case of Rubo Waddel might be connection
Around 1907 Connie Mack let Wadde Been brand
burned left elbow
Inc Rube to ST. Louis
ms od club the Athletics The
them the first OF the eseries
lie was fairly burning Connie p Tho old R,h.
hseen on the down inside out that dav Tb
result was MURDER He famed suggng Athletics and e
american League that
MT MN with sawedof shotgun after collection ~
s and he returned
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28
Penn's Big Show

"hefe GO you this
When 600 colleges porn
games the specialization be trihe
mere Is no" finer athletic show
carnival winch opens to-day 1t something
p2sslntlo oFcr American
they need a medicine ''
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

/" one To"nd al mH puts shorthe oveysu,ao
III tcct each time tap the ball there's owas sonedomh
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

Never saw. anybody play balls of
ths tleh; held wall ct the Polo Grounds
oe''er than Whitley witt does
New-York tribune., 1922-04-28

spatt-t 90 North If, sey,ntb irri1r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

$50 Int. r 7. So 1872.
~, khEs City ny a. =.
'.o'p keun"coti G. 7isa -.
/. 900 l.acledo Gas ! 49,,
90 Nat. OK and Suit ss
~ LIZ Men. and L.. -
..plD y v. y, H.. IL. - 1875
I. ly) PHI. Flee 5ias lai5.
.yS Puo Ser y ! - ls,l
40 Il. !. Reynolds 4.
!. veV Sears T,OrhuCk - u. 4.
'nW Solvni 90 Gle SAN.
!. po Southw"s, B"ll "a 80.
80 8. .. ). y, Is .i......
'.oy9 5. -. y. /. - IT,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
CURB MARKET IRREGULAR
DURING EARLY TRADING
Strength Develops in Many
Issues Later in Day,
However.
[By Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dee. 2l.-For time
during the forenoon the curb market
showed an irregular tone. but later
In the dag strength developed In
many Issues the market for the pc
troleum stocks being directly inf,u-
enced by the violent advances In the
oil group on the New York stock
Exchange. Special interest was at
tachcd TO Salt Creek Producers
Mountain Producers and Mutual Oh.
because OF the announcement from
Washington OF the acceptance of a
bid of the Sinclair crude oil purchas-
ing company FOR the purchase of all
Royalty Oh, accruiug TO the gov
eminent in the next Ave years from
the Salt Creek field. The three
stocks named were strong features Of
the market making substantial gains
in the early trading. but later re-
acted.
Standard oil issues were quiet for
a good part OF the forenoon and then
became active and strong. Standard
OH OF Indiana after selling at Ili 5-s
mad vigorous advance on Increased
buying and Maracaibo oil. which has
been under pressure until after the
end OF the first hour today when II,
sold at - IS. had quick advance
to Is. Merritt OIL moved up from
to Ia. cities Service was again
IN supply selling down TO l69.
In the Industrial group interest
was attached To the heavy trading
ia Durant Motors. which ranged from
- TO the new high Of 20 "a. and
the Indiana shares followed, advanc-
ing from Is L" IS IL. In addition
10 declaring the quarterly dividend
on the preferred stock of New
Finance Publishing Corporation. the
hoard or directors has ordered the
retirement az zoo shares of preferred
STOCK out OF til" net profits from op.-
iati"ns during the curren, year. The
stock was in good demand but Of
terines were small and only a mod
crate amount of business was trans
acted in IL TO-DAY. Hudson and Man
rattan after selling at 10 "a, rcact.d
to 10. Goodyear Tire sold at -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
blackstone Tobacco Market.

Especial to The Tines lspatch1
BLACKSTONE, VA, Dec. 21.-7N
the close on Wednesday for the holt
days approximately 100000 pounds
OF dark tobacco had been gold on the
doors OF the open section market this
season here. During the past ten
days saics have been unusually
heavy. prices having held well, and
in the best grades slight stiffen-
ing was noted with all good tobaccos
in active demand. Heavy deliveries
to the. cooperative warehouses have
also been made tho past week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Bank OF England.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.--The weekly
statement OF the Bank of England
shows the following changes.
Total reserve decreased, 7,l31.o00
pounds sterling.
Circulation Increased. Lies, 900.
Bullion decreased. 2.22S.
Other securities increased, 2,674.-
600.
other deposits decreased. 1891
600.
Public deposits Increased, s.oo1.-
600.
Notes. reserve. decreased. 1,727.-
600.
Government securities decreased,
100000.
The proportion OF the bapk's re-
serve to liability this week is 1909
per cent; last week 1t was 1920 per
cent.
Ratio Of discount, q per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
Try Associated prcssl

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.-Combined
resources and liabilities Of the
twelve Federal reserve banks at the
close Of business December % were
reported tonight by the Federal Re-
serve Board in thousands OF dollars
as follows:
Resources.
Gold and gold certificates. 29l,0Sl
Gold settlement fund--Fcd-
cral Reserve Board $40. 5s2.494
Total gold held by banks ...s S73,575
Gold with Federal reserve
agents ................... 2.1l7,6SS
Gold redemption fund $50. 54.6i7
Total gold reserves ...... $3.045.9lO
Legal tender notes. silver,
etc. ................. 110,799
Total reserves ............ s3.15G.7O9
Bills discounted: secured by
United States government
obligations ............. 3l4.S5l
Other bills discounted ...... 300,707
Bills bought In open mar
ket .............. 25l,728
Total bills on hand ......y 1926
United States bonds and
notes ..............".. 174o5s
United states certificates OF
indebtedness: one year
certificates (plttman aot). 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
BONDS.

5 2.e0N Allied Pack 81 -.
l.cch Allied Pack. -. 3d..
l,hoo Am. Cotton OIL IS. u
la,p0 Am. Tol. d.. 22.....
si,001 Am. Republic ss. 81,
900 ANACONDA Coy. So $50.
LOO Anaconda Cop. IL. %.
1900 Anglo. Am. OIL u.s.. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
MEXICAN PETROLEUM
ESTABLISHES NEW HIGH
Starting at 262, Oil Stock
Jumps TO 322 Dur.
ing Day.
RAILROAD SHARES SLUGGISH
slow To Stnrt. but Arc Active When
Heavy IsuylnE Takes Place In Sew
crni niE Comprehensive changes
Arc Steady.

Days total sales 1885, shares.
Twenty railroads averaged So
a7.S7: net gain sc.
High 1922. 103.43: low 1859.
Twenty railroads averaged So
"a: net gain .92.
High. 1922. 1899: low 7342.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22

io,0o1 Armour and Co. ", 30. !
l.So' At. Gu.f md ". I. 81
300 Beth Steel -. 2S...... |,
EGO Bcth. Steel 10. b..
zoo Can. Mt. nv. tu. -. ,
Loo CONS. u. BAL. ~ 1919 /
:.om Copper i:Np. ~ e.. /
a.fV) Copper. Exp. So So.
Loo Cuban Tel. .i1s igi.. L
1900 Deer" and Co. U.s.. ,
ZOO Detroit cay Gas So.
2.sO) Gen. Asphalt, Sc 1889
,.Dnn ini. Il. T. - ioll... |
l,o1O urund Trunk G',s....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-22
FEDERAL RESERVE: BANK
RESOURCES s230,242,000
Gold Reserves, s00.230.OOO:
Bills Discounted and Bought,
$4,000. 900.

the Federal Reserve Bank OF Rich
nond issued last night it's weekly
statement. as follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certiflcates.s 5.4o3. Ooo
Gold settlement fund.-
Federal reserve board o37ns non
Total gold hold by banks 29.1ee, 900
Gold with Federal reserve
agent ................. G6l1S,0O0
Hoiu redemption fund 3.922.00O
Total gold reserves IS 9o.oso. 600
Legal tender notes. silver,
etc. 1853, 900
Total reserves s1o7. 5s2. 900
Bills discounted. secured
by government obliga-
lions .................. 204Gf 0OO
Bills discounted--all other 20.93g.uo0
BILLS bought in open
market ............... I659.Oo0
Total bills on hand ....s 53.0ai 900
u. y. bonds and notes.. 124lOOO
one year certificates of
indebtedness Qittman
acD ................... 1860 900
All other certificates OF
Indebtedness .........'. 1000. 600
fotal earning assets Us 1885. 900
Bank premises 25T1.00O
FIVE per cent REDEMPTION
fund against Federal re-
serve bank notes ss ono
omco,iected items ....... G6.7S2 900
All o'her resources .,.... $4,000
Total resources se3ooao ooo
Liabilities.
Capital paid in :. Z. $500 oo6
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.

|, the undersigned, L. j. leGendre
Deputy Clerk of the 23rd Judicial
District Court of Louisiana, N and
for the Parish of St. Mary, nd Es
officio Recorder of Mortgagesn and
for the said St. Mary Parh do
hereby certify that the abov and
foregoing is true and correct CODY
of the Act of Incorporation tie
TECHE BANK. and that therig.
inal Act Of Incorporation ouil
company was this day duly fileud
recorded in my office in Book NJ
of Act of Incorporation, at folio
under entry number 1852.
IN EVIDENCE WHEREOF, W
ness my official signature and Il
impress of the seal of my office
Franklin, St. Mary Parish, State
Louisiana, on this 18th day of DC
ober, A. D., 1922.
L. J. LeGENDRE,
Deputy Clerk of Court and Ex-Of
clio Recorder of Mortgages in ar
for St. Mary Parish.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-04
It's a Paramount Picture.

which is hereby described as follows
Pelican and brood in center, with
Teche Bank, Centreville, La, in
margin; and this seal may be alter
ed at the pleasure of the Board of
Directors of this corporation.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of this corpora
ton is hereby fixed at TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND ($25, 5,0O0.O0)
DOLLARS. divided into TWO HUN
DRED AND FIFTY (25O) SHARES
of the par value of ONE HUND-
RED (S10O.0O) DOLLARS each, but
the same may be increased or de-
creased by amendment to these Ar
ticles in accordance with law. The
said bank or company shall have a
surplus of FIVE THOUSAND (S5,-
OO0.0O) DOLLARS, to create which
each subscriber, in addition to the
par value of his stock, shall pa:
TWENTY (s20.0O) DOLLARS per
share for each share subscribed BY
him. One-half (1s) of the subscribed
capital and surplus shall be payable
at the time of the signing of this
charter, and the corporation shall be
authorized to commence business i'm
mediately. The remainder Of the cap
ital stock and surplus shall be paid
up within NINETY 1907 DAYS from
the date Of this charter on the cali
Of the Board of Directors named
herein. Shares of stock of this COR
poration shall be represented by cer-
tificates signed by the president and
cashier and sealed with the seal of
the corporation. In the absence of
the president, they shall be signed
by the vice-president who is acting
as president, and in the absence of
the cashier, by the assistant cashier
or other person acting as such.
Transfers of stock shall be made
only on the books of the company
and under such rules and regulations
as its Board of Directors may pres
cribe. No stockholder Of this corpor-
alton shall ever be held liable for
any of its faults, debts, or obliga-
tions, beyond the unpaid balance
which may be due on account of his
stock subscription, nor shall any in
fornality in organization subject
any stockholder to any liability bey-
ond such unpaid balance The names,
residences, and the number of shares
held by each of the subscribers are
given in the handwriting of each, or
that of his attorney-in-fact, at the
end of this act and the same shall
serve as the original list of sub
scriptions to the capital stock of this
ARTICLE ".
All the corporate powers of this
corporation shall be vested in it's
Board of Directors to be composed
If ten (10) persons, but which NAV
De increased at any time up to
,wenty (20) by a vote of two-t thirds
IF said Board of Directors at n
meeting called for that purpose.
Four (4) Directors shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of any
business. The first Board of Direc-
5ors and Officers of this corporation
shall consist Of the following of its
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-04
CHARTER OF TECHE BANK.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
BE 1T RENDERED., That or
this 10th day of October, A. D..
1922, before me, L. J. LeGendre
Deputy Clerk and Notary Public,
duly commissioned and qualified, i'll
and for the State and Parish afore-
said. in the presence of the witnes-
ses hereinafter named and under
signed, personally came and appear
ed the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed as stock
holders, who declare that, availing
themselves Of the laws Of the State
of Louisiana, in such cases made
and provided, and particularly those
laws relative to the organization Of
corporations and banks, they have
covenanted and agreed and by these
presents do covenant, agree and bind
themselves, as we'll as such persons
as may become associated with them,
and their successors, to form, ordain
and establish corporation and body
polite in law, which shall be a
banking corporation for the purposes
and business, as herein set forth,
and otherwise provided for by the
law, with all the powers granted to
such banking corporations by the
laws of the State of Louisiana which
now are in force or which hereafter
may be enacted, and under the fol-
lowing articles of agreement, to-wit.
ARTICLE 1.
The name and title Of this corp
oration shall be:
TECHE BANK.
Its domicile and principal place OF
business shall be in CENTREVILLE,
PARISH OF ST. MARY, LOUISI-
ANA. It shall endure and enjoy sue.
cession under its corporate name for
a period of ninety-nine (99) years
from date hereof, unless dissolved
sooner by action of it's stockholders
as provided for herein, or otherwise
terminated in accordance with law.
All citations or other legal process
ses shall be served on the president
of this corporation and in his alb
sence on the vice-president who is
acting as president, or in his alb
sence on the cashier, or as other
wise provided for by law.
ARTICLE II.
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is established ara
hereby declared to be that of con-
ducting general banking and saw
ings business in accordance with the
laws of the State of Louisiana AMI
particularly Act 179 of 1902 and the
thereto. 1t shall have
power to sue and be sued; to appear,
answer and prosecute in all courts
Of justice; to make any and all con-
tracts and transactions necessary or
incidental to the conduct of its busi.
ness, and in general to exercise all
the rights, powers and privileges
granted to such corporations, or not
prohibited, by the laws of the State
of Louisiana which are now in force
or which hereafter may become en-
acted. This association is authorized
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-04

llxed ll and determined by MOI.
'oSf IN, N amount OF the stockhoi.Sear1l'g kha.erl'g
aus done and signed at I,,o.aess. mr ss
y me CIty Of Franklin. ny pe Onee
q s.. Mary, State Of Tnn;,s;r ;, rarsh
Ie date first above mept;aa, oulslaaa, on
,., g" presence p Of Jeanne NJ. VIZ, Rs.,,; n
asj Foster, competen, m 0eens! en-
= S<eS. who have signed tbese ss ", wit.
'nts. together with the N sa;d vliese s pres.
,S ~.a l,.e, Notary, after due eppes,' rssi
ane; Address: No. of sb,..,,
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" I. PaIfrey, Franklin, L. "a y
I. N-amer, Franklin, Ia "a 10
Z, .. Pa.frey, Franklin, La '''''
4 Aycoek, Franklin, La ''''a
y =. Huth, per C. A. Aycocl
Franklin, La. '''0ch'
W \. Smardon, Franklin. La '''''ie
~ ns, siyermaa, We \ Inc, Franklin, La. a.. >
1has. Ibert, Franklin, La
II II, 5, Nordyke, Centreville, La a.
Oscar Zenor, Patterson, La. y
Marvin Morris, Franklin, La.'ss ''''s :
j; A. Strauss, Franklin, La >
has. +. Fernandez, CentrevilIc /,
" m. Schwan, Centreville, La A' -
II. v. kappel, Franklin, La
ii. II, Gates, Franklin, La.
{, d. kemper, Franklin, La
NJ. R. Freeland, by Edward pets,.
man, agt., New Orleans Ia
Rene H. Himel, Franklin, La
Joe Hamilton, per R. H. Himel
Centreville, La.
DAVID Blakesley, per R. H. Himel,
Franklin, La. ......9
Bernard Flick, per R. H. Himel
Franklin, La. ......,0 IN
Mrs, Geo. D. Palfrey, per R. H. HI. ''
mel, Franklin, La. ......p
Mrs. J. P. Leake, per R. H. Hime
Franklin, La.
W: J. Pu1h, per R. H. Himel,
Franklin, La. La.....
Jeanne NJ. Becnel.
t. J. Foster.
L. J, LeCENDRE,
Deputy Clerk and Notary Public