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Evening star., 1928-04-22

in powerful. simple pictures; Giotto be-
gins to humanize theology. The great
est OF the series Is The Kiss of Judas. ="
Perhaps there never was Judas, but
II there was, he looked like this. And
In the "Pieta" Giotto catches the trag-
edy of woman--to bear. to rear and
surrender the new life to death. The
dead Christ lies in his mothers arms. a
paunt figilre of Skin qnd bones in the
lau y: a woman broken beyond further
feeling. It Is one of the great motifs
OF medieval feeling and one OF the
noblest poems in history
y X
So Giotto went on. producing quietly.
with a fine. healthy fertility: a man
not neurotic and soured. like Michel
angelo. nor desultory and fragmentary.
like Leonardo. Faure. as enthusiastic
as a Frenchman calls him the greatest
painter of them all. Even in archftec-
ture he was unique the Campanile he
built near Santa Maria's Is still one Of
the glories OF Florence. one OF the
sights OF tlle world. At last We find him
in Rome: Pope Boniface VIIIs marvel
ing at a circle Giotto had sent him.
summoned him TO adorn with freScoes
the Ola CnufCn OL Sl. EVbSE hAU ~
warded him 50 we'll that Giotto became
rich man. returned. like Shakespeare,
to his native place Oust outside of
Florence) bought large properties there
and died in prosperity and comfort
scandalous for an artist He Is in
Italian painting what Acschylus was in
Attic drama. the crude but sublime
initiator of great tradition that passed
on through Orcagna TO culminate on
the ceiling and walls of the Sistine
Chapel Beside him Raphael and
Leonardo have the smooth perfection
of Sophocles. but the strength OF Giotto
Is not in them. After all. it counts for
something to be first: you carve your
own way to your own goal. and all
who come thereafter bsar the burden
OF preccdcnts and slip into the snares
of imitation.
Pre- -RaphaeiiteS.
For a century after Giotto the new
art produced no such towering figure
again. 1t was an age of experiment. In
fnNs Ill t. ia axa%
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Challenged by a Veteran.

NndHfhseu Df veteran
1t vas veteran OF Chateau Thierry,
with one arm. a limp and pound Of
sl1rapnel in his liver. who sat In an
audience one night when Col BIustrous
was making q speech urging that all
paciflsts, chicken hearted scoundFelg,'
EG denied the right 10 vote. After the
app.ause died down the veteran rose
and asked Col, Dlustrous what he vas
co30nel Of
why" said Col BlustFous. II am
colonel that Is. IL Is an honorary title :"
And I'm a captain~-of my soul, said
the veteran, h0bbIing out Of the meet
ing. But IL don't get me anywhere .
The veteran. who had his suspicious
vent 10 the Department OF Justice and
Coi ElugtFouS was thoroughly looked
INTO
During the deportation proceedings
shortly thereafter. Col BiustIolis was
told that ha might depart unhaFmed
from America II he would eap.ain why
he chose the methods he had made
famous.
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Sad Tale of Agent No. l666.7

from singing such infiammatory hymns
as Onward, Christian Soldiers"
When the intunctions we're granted,
which frequently happened, Col. Blus-
trOus woulo prepare a long statement
for the press. emphasizing the fact that
IL Was only through such tactics that
America could be made safe for Amerf-
cans
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The Story of Civilization

Note--m the thirty.third installulent
OF "The Story of Civilization" to be
puh,ished next SUNDAY. Dr., nurant will
tell OF "Micheangelo and the Renaissance
OF Sculpture.N
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Of the 1000 900 represented men or the
sons of men who came TO America 10
escape what, TO them. WAS worse than
the hangman'S oose--0ppression, per
secution for their beliefs, denial Of
their rights 10 believe and 10 say what
they thought They were the ones
Who made America. TO take away what
they gave 10 America Is the best way
to hasten Americas destruction. TO per-
secute men for their beliefs. though
they may be abfurd beliefs. TO deny
men the right 10 speak their thoughts,
though they may not be thoughts only
vapofings: 10 prevent men from assem-
bling when they choose and where they
choose are the things we would
ike 10 do In America. In that way We
can SOW our seed /"
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Drparted and Gold Seized.

Col. Blustf0us was deported and his
gold seized The gold was used To print
and disseminate copies OF the Con-
stitution ana It's amendments and to
put them In every home. Much interest
was aroused In the Constitution MIL
lions had never heard OF II before OF
these millions. thousands thought II
Ii ought 10 he enacted into law, and
wrote their COngfessmen about H.
Others thought the bill 0f rights per-
haps a bit too radical, but Expressed
the opinion that IL might help the coun.
Try. at that.
In Moscow, Col Blustrons clicked his
heels smartly together and saluted The
members Of the Supreme Council 0f
Propaganda Gf the Russian Soviet
You have failed" said The chief"
tain
Right you ere" said propaganda
agent No, 1867.
Report 10 tbs firing squad ~ 2
O'Clock tomorrow morning" aid ths
ehie5tain,
"Eheefio.H said No, 6A8,T.
pip pip" said the ehifftaln
The next morning al No 1850 7
was asked II lls wanted a handkfrehlei
over hts eyes
PLEASE" he said THE sight of
musketry always snnOys me.
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Forms Vigilance Committees.

Col. EiustFogs found that hefs was
ia meat. lie formed vigilance COM
Hniltees. which watched the gatherings
IN the middle of q meeting the police
would arrive with changing patrols and
carry the psrior bglshegiks off 70 jail
while Col ElUslrolg would retire " his
ofIlne. ssfnnaoa the press department..
snd Essgae q statement on AOW the He
yxen Of kmeFlca were saving tl1e Ma
elon. Nov and then the police re-
S4sed ~ interfere Then The Hf-MeB
solld take matters into their own
hands, break Bp the meeting thenl
selves. end ia the process there were
some small women aHd children who
received handsome black eyes end F0sy
red bumps upon taelf fofeBeads,
Wien here wsB q stfike Ia the coal
fields og the textile mills Col Blas1T0llE
was always on hano, o. else sent EN- 4.
eiens representatives His work. 10
snetl instsncas was ~ help eouTaAei
f,yeDaTe prayers for Injunction ~ pre-
vent strikers from piekeiiDR from
gathering ot flas pubic highways from
snsertine sdneTtlsensente in the news
pspeTe urging snen not ~ work sud
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Continued from FIRST Page
them, that the Ee-Men concerned
themselves most These parloF reds,
some of whom were blessed with ez-
trennely light mental equipment, were
never 80 happy and never 50 harmless
as when allowed 10 hire hall some
where, tell each other that the United
States Government w2s rotten and II
ought TO be changed Many Of them
would sing the ''Internationale. wave
8 red flag ard shout, If We cannot
destroy this monster by peaceful
methods. well destroy IL by foEcei"
Great appiauge would always folioW
this statement while members n the
audience would nod their heads grayeiy
and ray. Isn't this interesting!7 Some
boscer members of the parloY bolshs+
slkS fo0nc IL much more profitable 10
10 erO1no making speeches against tn
Government ana collecting money for
tie Third I1ieTnSti0nale which they
p0cketec than II wSs 70 work with q
pick afc shovel or q ianmer and
wrench Others formed atheist So
csetieE, BeFe tolne6 by osie-paying MEM
berE who th0agigt atheism was some
thing new. and thus lived happily GA
the fathsa6a u the land.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Pre.RaphaeiiteS.

Pre- Raphaeiites.
For century after Giotto the new
art produced no such towering figure
again: 1t was an age of experiment, In
which oil began TO replace frssco and
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Continued on Fifth Page
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differences Mated,

Aside tTom any particular action hy
ne italian government or It's agenlS
hieh proved irritating 10 the lnhAhi.
snts 0t south TyrOl the very dilfer~
ice In machinery between the Austrian
nd Italian system should be noted
Respite talk nf the HapShufg tyranny
and Of the freedom 0l Italy. which ran
through all the Italian pro-
Evening star., 1928-04-22

~ ONGEESS soon will BE- wreS-
Ting with a hrand-new prob
lem in the Federal regulation
~ of transportation. Slowly and
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CERMAN.SPEAKINC TYROL
NEW ALSACE-LORRAINE
Italian Territory in Alps Viewed as New
Spark in Europe's Powder House.
MussOlini Rattles Saber.
by CARTER FIELD.

w YiTH offensive and defensive
alliances being made all
wv around it. despite the League
Of Nations, with Mussolini
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION
OF CAPITAL STOCK
THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD
COMPANY
10 the Secretary of State.
Columbus Ohio

10 The Secretary of State,
Columbus. Ohio.
The Eagle-Picher Lead Companv
hereby certifies that at a meetino
OF the directors of said Companv
held on May 10Th, 1925. the viii
Ten consent of the persons in
whose rames majority of the
shares of the preferred stock of
sa q Company stood on the books
CT the Company having first been
obtained, the preferred stock of
Sa q Company was reduced from
Eight Hundred & Sixty Five Thou
sand Six Hundred Dollars (S865
10000, to Eight Hundred &
Fifty Five Thousand Five HIM.
dred Dollars ($855,5OO.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF Tho
Eagle-Picher Lead Company has
caused its name to be hereto sub-
scribed, by its President and Sec
retary, and its corporate seal to
to be hereunto affixed, this 10Th
day of May. A. D. 1926.
THE EAGLE-PICHER
LEAD COMPANY.
BY John B. Swift, President.
Joseph Hummel, Jr., Secretary
(Corporate)
(SeaD
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE
Or CAPITAL, STOCK

O. S. Picher, President, and
Joseph Hummel, Jr., Secretarv of
The Eagle VIII te Lead Company,
duly authorized in the premises,
and acting on behalf of said Com
rany, do hereby certify, that on
the sixth (6th) day Of June, A.
D. 1916, the capital stock of sa d
Company was fully subscribed for.
and was fully paid up, the COM
pany having been organized and
in existence for nearly so years
that on the said day, by vote of
the holders of majority
Of the preferred 2toc X,
as we'll as by vote Of the hold
ers Of majority of the common
stock of said Company, at meet
:ng called by majority Of its di-
rectors, and held at the office of
the Company, in the City Of Gin
cinnat Hamilton County, Ohio,
more than so days notice by pub,
lication in the Cincinnati En-
quirer, a newspaper of general
clrculat on and by letter of the
time, place and object of such
meeting as required by law. hav-
Ing been given to each stockhold-
er whose place of residence was
known it was, on motion Gre
solved, that the capital common
stock Of said The Eagle White
Lead Company, be increased form
$1,000, O,O0O,-, it's present capital
common stock. to $4,000, 0O0--,
divided into $4,000 shares of S1O0
each; SO that its capital stock
would then be $1O,0O0,OOO- of
which $1,000,0"O is preferred
stock and $9,0OO,O0o- is com
mon stock, all divided into shares
OF 500 each, and further, that
the President and Secretary OF
said Company be instructed to file
a certificate Of such increase
with the Secretary of State:'
which is done accord ngly.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
aforesaid 0. S. Picher, President.
and joseph Hummel, Jr., Secre-
tary of The Eagle White Lead
Company, acting for and on behalf
of said Company. have hereunto
SCI the + hands this 9th day of
June, A. D. 1916.
The Eagle White Lead
Company
By 0. S, Picher, President.
Joseph Hummel, Jr., Secretary.
(SEAL)
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION
OF CAPITAL STOCK
THE EAGLE~PICHER LEAD
COMPANY

10 the Secretary of State.
Columbus. Ohio.
The Eagle-Picher Lead COMPANY
hereby certifies that at a meeting
CT the directors of said COMPANY
held on February 18th, 1895. the
written consent of the persons in
whose names a majority of the
shares OF the preferred stock of
SAID Company stood on the books
OF the Company having first been
OBTAINED, the preferred stock of
said Company was reduced from
IN ne Hundred ard seventeen thou
SAND, two hundred Dollars (S917-
ao0.OO), to Eight Hundred and
'Slxty-five Thousand six hundred
Dollars 65,6OO.0O).
IN WITNESS WHEREOF Tho
Eagle-P.cher Lead Company has
caused its r,ame to be hereto snb-
scribed, by its President and Sec.
letafy, and its corporate seal to
oe fntereunto affixed this 18th dav
OF May, A. D. 1925.
THE EAGLE-PICHER
LEAD COMPANY.
BY Frederick Hertenstein
0oipora'e1 Vice Pres.de
lcn Joseph Hummel, Jr.,
Ne'3 Secretary.
~ TJT A
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
THE EAGLE WHITE LEAD
COMPANY
Copy and Cert;f cate of two (2)
~

Amendments.
RESOLVED. that the articles
of incorporation of The Eagle
White Lead Company of Cinci1-
riati, Ohio, be and the same a e
hereby amended so as to chan %
the name of said corporation from
The Eagle White Lead COMPANY
to The Eagle-Picher Lead Corr.
pany; and
Be is further RESOLVED. that
re articles of incorporation of
The Eagle White Lead Company
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, be and the
same are hereby amended so as
TO enlarge the purpose for which
the same was formed so as to he
as follows;
said corporation is formed for
The purpose of mining lead and
, z:f'; ores as well as any and all
Kinds of ores and metals. ana
manufacturing, smelling and deal
ing IN pig-lead, zinc and any ard
al kinds of ores and metals. and
lead and zinc products in all va
retles, and products of other ores
ana metals in all varieties, and
also pants, colors and oils and
acquiring and selling any and ali
real estate and personal property
IN the State of Ohio and else.
where, necessary or convenient
1or the better transaction of the
business of the company, and to
insure or aid in the carrying out
o. the general powers of the com
pany and the doing of all thinos
necessary Or incident thereto
10 the Secretary of State.
Columbus, Ohio.
The Eagle White Lead Com
pany of Cincinnati, Ohio. actino
91v .. S. Picher, it's President an1
Joseph Hommel. Jr., its Secretary,
nereoy certifies that the foreeo,
ing is a true copy of the original
TWO (2) amendments to the ar
! cles OF incorporation of III
Eagles White Lead Company of
olnclnnati, Ohio, which wera
auopted by the votes of the own
1rs OF more than three-fiftbs
'o/2) of the capital preferred
STOCK, as well as by the votes of
me me, owners of more than three
1'1ths (3I5) of the capital com
mon mon stock, at a meeting thereof
neld on Tuesday, the sixth (6tb1
uay OF June, 1916, at the office
o. 1don the Company, Nos. 1908 to
lVoo Broadway, Cincinnati Ohio
pursuant to notice duly given ac,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
y. S. Picher, President and
Joseph Hum Nj. Jr., Secretary of
Inc Eagle White Lead Companv
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, acting for
Snd S on benalf of said corporation
rave hereunto set their hands and
caused the seal Of said corpora-
ticn TO be affixed this sixth dav
OF June, A. D. 1916.
IHE EAGLE WHITE LEAD
COMPANY.
BY o. S. Picher, President
Joseph Hummel, Jr., Secretary
(SEAL) '''-
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
Copy and Certificate of Amend
ment of the Articles of Incorp-
orat on of The Eagle-Picher
Lead Company Adopted by the
Stockholders April Is, 1924.

WHEREAS, The Board of Di.
rectors, as well as the stockhold.
ers, at Their respective regular
meetings held on the 10Th day of
February, A. D. 1924 passed the
following resolution, viz:
WHEREAS. the capital stock
OF The Eagle-Picher Lead Com
ppony consists of One Million ISL
eOo,0OO.OO) Dollars preferred. of
which $917,20000 is OUTSTANDING
dlv ded into shares of the par
va Tie of One HUI dred ($1OO. COZ
Dollars each, and Twenty Million
($2O, ,OOO,OOO.00) Dollars Common,
divided into shares of the mar
value of One Hundred ($1OO.G0)
Dollars each, and
WHEREAS, it seems advisable
that the par value of the common
stock be changed from One Hun
dred ($100.0o) Dollars per share
to Twenty ($2O.0O) Dollars per
share,
NOW THEREFORE, be it here
ry resolved that the Directors give
the requ site notice, provided by
statute to the stockholders. of a
special meeting of the stockholders
to be called, at which said meetino
is to be cons dered the advisable t7
of amending the Articles of Incor-
poration of said corporal. ton bv
changing the par value of the
common stock = that IS to saw of
changing the par value of each
share Of STOCK from Ore Hundred
($1O0.r0) Dollars to the par ya1uo
Of Twenty $4,000 Dollars. and
Of changing the number of COM
mon shares, viz; two hundred
thousand to one million (1,OO0,-
C00>", and
WHEREAS, in pursuance of
sid resolution John B. Swift.
frederick He tenstein, Thomas S.
Brown, Jr., John A. Schaeffer A.
E. Bendelaii, Joseph Hummel. Jr..
and j. Edward Webb, all of the
Directors of said corporation. did
on the 25th day of February
1924, March 3. 1924, March 10th.
1924. March 18th, 1924, March
Gath. 1924, March 31st. 1924.
April 7th, 1924 and April ID
1924, give notice in The Cincin-
r,at, Enquirer, a newspaper pub
Fshed and of general circulation
in the county where the company's
principal place of business is 10
Gated, and. by letter addressed to
each stockholder whose place of
residence is known, which letter
was mailed mo1 than thirty davs
prior to said date of meeting. that
a meeting of the stockholders will
be held on Tuesday, April 18th.
1924, at 2:3O O'Clock, P. NJ, at
the office of the Company at
10O6-1030 Broadway, Cincinnati
Ohio, for the purpose of consider
ing a proposal to amend the Ar
ticles of Incorporation of said
thereby changing the
par value of each share of the
common stock from one hundred
($10O.00) Dollars to twenty
($20.00) Dollars, and of changing
the number Of shares of common
stock from two hundred thousand
f200,000) to one million (1,OOO,-
that is to say that each
holder of one (1) share of COM
mon stock whose par value is one
hundred ($100.O0) Dollars will re-
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
THE EAGLE WHITE
LEAD COMPANY
By John 3. Swift,
President.
By Gordon Taylor,
N0EAA' Secretary.
Cincinnati, Oh o
November 12, 1908

cincinnati, Oh o,
November 12, 1908.
10 the Secretary of State
State of Ohio,
Columbus. Ohio.
John B. Swift, President and
): Gordon Taylor, Secretary of
The Eagle White Lead Company,
du Y authorized in the premises,
and acting on behalf Of said Com
pany, do hereby certify that or
the tenth day of November, 1908,
at meeting of the holders of
the Common Cor voting) stock of
said company, duly called accord
ing TO Law, at which meeting
there was represented, in person
and by proxy, 7114 shares of said
common capital stock out of a
Total outstanding issue of $500
shares, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted, viz;
m Resoived, that the Charter of
The Eagle White Lead COMPANY
be amended in this, viz: that the
rate OF interest now borne bv the
Preferred Stock of this Comnanv
he increased from it's present
rate OF five per cent (596) per
annum, to six per cent (6@s) Der
annum. from and after January
10Th, 1909, all other conditions
remaining unchanged.
Resolved further, that the
President and Secretary of this
Company o,9tn be, and they hereby are
authorized and instructed to car
fy out the provisions of these
resolutions, !! and to issue new GER
tiflcates of stock in accordance
Herewith, taking up and cancel.
ing the present outstanding certi-
ficates, and to file with the Sec
retary of State of the State of
Ohio, a copy of these resolutions y
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the
aforesaid John B. Swift, Pregi-
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
LEGAL NOTICE

ceive therefor five (5) shares of
The common stock of the par value
Of twenty ($2000) Dollars.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED by tn stockholders that
the articles of incorporation of
The Eagle-P;cher Lead Company
be and are hereby amended so
that the common capital stock of
this company of twenty million
($20,000, 0,000.) Dollars heretofore
divided into two hundred thousand
(2OO,O0O) shares Of One Hundred
($1GO.00) Dollars par value each
shall be divided into one million
t1,000,000) shares Of twenty
($20.O0) Dollars par value each,
and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that the stockholders of the COM
mon stock be requested to for
ward their certificates of stock,
receiving in exchange therefor
new certificates, the same to rep
resent five times the number of
shares as shown on the old certi-
ficates- in other words, each
common stockholder is to receive
for his one (1) share of common
stock of the par value Of One
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars Five
(5) shares of the par value of
twenty ($20.0J) Dollars.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the President ard Secretary
of the Company be directed to file
a certified COPY of this amend
ment with the Secretary of State
and to give notice hereof by pub
licat;on in some newspaper of
general circulation in Hamilton
County. Ohio, for three consecu-
tive weeks"
CERTIFICATE
To the Secretary of State,
Columbus, Ohio.
The Eagle Picher Lead Company
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, by it's presi-
dent, John B. Swift, and it's Sec
rotary, Joseph Hummel, Jr.. here
by certifies that the foregoing is a
true copy of the original amend
rent to the Articles of Incorpora-
ton of The Eagle Picher Lead
Company which was adopted by
the votes of the owners of more
than three-fifths of it's capital
stock at meeting thereof held or
Tuesday the 18th day of April,
1924, at 2:30 o'clock, p. NJ, at
the offices of the company, Nos.
zoos to 1890 Broadway, Cincin-
nati, Ohio, pursuant to notice duly
given accord. ng to law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
president and Secretary Of The
Eagle Picher Lead Company, act
ing for and on behalf of sad corp
oratlon, have hereunto set their
hands and caused the seal of said
Corporation to be affixed this 18th
day of April, 1894.
THE EAGLE PICHER
LEAD COMPANY.
By John B. Swift, President.
By Joseph Hummel, Jr.,
'0HAA) Secretary.
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
70 the Secretary of State,
COlunobuc Ob;o

r., "a CodtS,
Columbus, Ohio.
John B. Swift, President ar |
J: Gordon Taylor, Secretary of
lhe Eagle White Lead Comnanv
duly authorized in the premise,
and acting on behalf of said Com
pany, do hereby certify that on
tne nineteenth day of December,
dS93, the capital stock of said
Company was fully paid up; that
on said 18th day of December.
1899, by the unanimous vote Of
'he holders of all of the stock of
sad Company, at the regular an
nnal meeting of the Stockholders
reid at the office of the Company
n the City of Cincinnati. Hamii-
Ton County. Ohio, and at which
meetlng, all the holders of the
Iap-tal Stock of said Company
we're present in person or by
pro%$, and waived in writing. the
notice by publication and bv let
ter OF the time, place and object
o1 such meeting required by law,
.no also agreed in writing to the
increase of Capital Stock here;n-
a1tef set forth, the following was
adopted; ing was
= Resolved; that the Capital
Itock OF said The Eagle White
Lead Company be increased from
PVe hundred thousand dollars
2ooo'oo0.o0- its present capital
stock' SOCK to One million dollars ST.
tsr,~oc tor, oc'oo - divided into ten
1n1uSand 10000 shares of the par
value OF One hundred dollars
'P1oo.O0) each; and
resolved; that the President
and Secretary of Sad Tho Eao.1e
White Lead Company be, and
oAey are hereby instructed to file
certificate Of such increase
WIN the Secretary Of srlte"
winch is accordingly done
In witness whereof tho .foxo
so $40 yohn B, Swift, President,
ana -, j. Gordon Taylor, Secretary
~ Inc Eagle White Lead Com
lany' acting for and on behalf Of
said Company, have herennto emit so+ ~
oreta cret[ nands % and caused the Corp
IaaCe Ioa seal OF said Company to be
1e ne.eunto affixed this 10th day Of
december, "A. D. 1899 VI
John E. Swift. President
o. The Eagle White Lead
lo Company.
(SEAL)
J. Gordon Taylor, secre-
tary of The Eagle White
Lead Company.
CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE
OF CAPITAL STOCK BY THE
) 5 y E q F PREFERRED
Nogales international., 1928-09-04
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE

SECRETARY OF STATE
l, CLARENCE j. BROWN,
Secretary of State of the State of
Ohio, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is an exemplified copy,
carefully compared by me with
the original record now in my of
flcial custody as Secretary of
State, and found to be true and
correct, of the Articles of Incorp-
Grafton Of The Eagle White Lead
Company, filed in this office on
the 18th day of January, 1867;
and recorded in Vol: a, Page 95;
Certificate of Amendment of said
company. filed in this office Oil
the 18th day of Oct. 1891; Vol.
continued on page g.