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BsU ý "BROADWAY .AFTER DARK" at the Crescent nest week.
0ESCENT THEATRE
litgao Powell's production. "Broad
wy Ar Dark," at the 'rescent Sun
- astie and night. is a play show
~g dificulties that confront a
,gap woman who. after leading a E
swaU life, tries to reform. The au
(r W. C. Herman. no doubt, based 1
Ssrgpent on the statement that i
gare emany women who have re
-tae their steps on the primrose
IcL dosed the book of their past t
m made it a sealed %olume. lHis I
i one that is well known, and
h rusuilan it he has told a story i
pe5,fl in its dramatic intensity.
Vfe Le Clair has come to New
qkhand fallen a victim to the tempt- ,
ei a great city. The lure of
s glittering lights of Blroadway and
s fasdIlations of the cabarets claim
, sad the first act finds her the oc
psat of a fashionable apartment
smC srreanded by friends of ques
ldsde character. A young man by
Ssisse of Victor Manning falls in
e with her and she reciprocates his.
alectia. Manning wants to marry
er, bat Stephen Rockwell, a wealthy
aepca'or, who has been attentive to
mill, attempts to get rid of the new
Smr by exposing Violet's past.
alkg he is ignorant of it. Man- *
Wi hakws all about the young wcm
sld denounces Rockwell for his
ed of sanhood. He persuades Vio
lto Mave her old associate and she
b gIg quietly in the country and
hf to live an honest life when her
rmer fiends come and try to lure t
har hack to Broadway. She refuses 1
0- inbas them that she intends to 1
Sy Manling In a few days. Man '
hlg father, then appears on the a
p sad makes it plain to her that d
misl to the life she has led, society a
a, lmt aecept i-er, and that to marry e
Wt would only result in ruining
b by's fature. The elder Manning's a
uaY_.sn IL asking her to give up a
hM - is disclosed by the fact that a
iL holds notes of the father's c
sth about to fall due, and he a
0-sto extend the time on them a
frlVIolet gives up the son. To a
;ge- the father from financial ruin c
her laver trom what she thinks r
ti e humiliation and a disgrace I
*hs ap her hope of love and I
8 Saend returns to the gay life e
Nlrvay. Here she is found in ii
b hmowa as the Fox Trot Club c
-L I wild dissipation and sur- a
- h y her old companions. Still d
0l--gg Mfanning, Rockwell at- d
h tO have him arrested on a tl
Sf stealing a large sum of a
l i the hope of having him rail
tb prison. How this plot is ex- a
me what becomes of Violet Le ti
Victor Manning is told in
scenes before the p
-cul curtain.
T~iates, as usual, will be Sun- t
'at 2:31 o'clock and Tuesday,
 ad Saturday at 2 o'clock. is
e Independent!
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ORPHEUM
d- The most important vaudeville an
n, nouncement of this season is that the
w- Orpheum ('icuit has arranged to Ire
a sent Theodore Kosloff, premier dans
a eur of the Imperial Russian Ballet of
,u- Moscow and Petrograd, Vlasta Mas
ud lova and twelve artists from the Seegr
at DLiaghileff Ballet. They will be ac
e- companied by Emill Coleman's Russian
se Orchestra. Special scenery and cos
st tumes from the Imperial Theatre,
is Moscow. also form a part of the act.
Id This unusual engagement will make
ry next week famous In the Orpheum
annals.
At- Other numbers are: Lydia Barry.
of lyrical raconteur, in a repertoire of ex- 1
Id clusive songs. Elsie Williams and
t Company in the eternal question.
."Who Was to Blame?" Al Shayne.
nt the singing beauty. Paul Gordon.
"The Wire Wonder." Joseph McShane
and Arria Hathaway, smart songs and
in dances. Maxine Brothers, with Bob
I by, the comedy dog. Orpheum Travel
SWeekly, The World at Work and Play.
Scenes and customs in Normandy.
tWaterfalls of New Zealand. Manila.
Philippine Islands.
't" (Orpheum Concert Orchestra. E. E.
n- Tosso. Director.
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is
'" "THE LILAC DOMINO" OPENS THE
le TULANE
tr "The Lilac Domino." the three-act I
re musical production by Charles Cuvil
s ller which took New York, Boston and
to Washington by storm last season and I
n was successfully produced in Vienna
ie and Paris will be presented by An
tt dreas Dippel as the opening attraction
ty of the Tulane season on Sunday ev
-y en!ng, October 8th, and for one week.
ig This is a most elaborate production
's and seems to embrace every feature
IP of high class musical entertainment,
at and from Grand Opera music to the
'f catchy, popular variety of lyrical fun
te and dance. The score is enchanting
in as it ripples and sways and floats
'o along in a variety of tempos, the syn
In copations of which have been ar
cs ranged by Mr. Milan Reder of Vienna.
e There has been a lavish expenditure
i1 in producing the wonderful scenic
re effects. The many lovely young girls
n in the chorus disport their youthful
hb charms in magnificent and appropri
ate costumes and sing as well as
11 dance in a decidedly sprightly and vi
vacious manner. Five noted come
t dians call out about three laughs to
a the minute throughout the entire 3
)f acts.
1. Some of the most popular songs r
are "The Song of the Chimes," sung
by Mr. Kirkbride, and Miss Darle to
e the accompaniment of Silver Belle;
n "The Lilac Domino" the motif of the
e piece, repeated with pleasing persist
ence throughout the three acts; "Let
the Music Play." "And Still We a
Smile," "Ladies Day," "What is Done r
i You Never Can Undo." "Where Love a
is Waiting." "On the Gay Riviera," a
"What Every Woman Knows." and
many others. There is dancing of al
most every variety.
The matinees this season, as here
tofore at the Tulane, will be every
Vednesday and Saturday at 2 o'clock.
ALHAMRR.% GYMNASTIC CLUB
NOTES.
The Alhambra Gymnastic Club the
last few weeks presents a lively ap
pearance.
The boys of the town are not slow
to learn where they can spend their
evenings enjoying and at the same
time benefiting themselves.
With a well equipped gymnasium
and a swimming tank, the club is
well prepared to make good and
strong athletes of its members, as
results have shown in the past.
The Indoor Ball team were de
feated last Wednesday, but only af
ter a hard struggle. The Holy Names
had to put forward their best efforts
to overcome our boys.
The boys are practising for the
Herald meet on Thanksgiving Day.
They are going to repeat the record
made last year, they claim and are
hustling nightly to get in shape for
the event.
AMATEUlR BASEBALL LEAGUE.
The Algiers Stars won their first
game in the Amateur Baseball
League, defeating the "Yekes Sr."
4 to 3. at McDonoghvllle Park last
Sunday.
The frrans-Mississippi also won
their game defeating the Nortons
10 to 6 in the first game of the dou
ble header.
The Algiers Stars are as follows:
J. Spitzfaden. N. Trosclair. J. Labit,
E. Harding, K. Abbott, J. Cassabon,
W. Whitmore. R. Cassabone. S. Bark
meier. R. Gal'nghouse, J. Finley
and J. Noes.
The Algiers Stars and the Trans
Miss. will meet two city clubs Sun
day. Oct. 8. playing a double-header
at McDonoghville Park. First game
starts at 2:15 p. m.
STONE BEING PLACED
A large stone is now being placed
in the old Olivier Cemetery upon
which is Inscribed Bartholemew-Du
verje Place. The stone measures
about 4 feet in each direction. It is
hewn out of granite and is left in a
rough state. It will be an appropri
ate monument for the Bartholemew
DuverJe Place.
LEAVES FOR TEXAS
Mr. W. M. Huff, who formerly re
sided on Vallette street, left for a
ninety days' tour In Texas and he will
make his head quarters at Beeville,
Texas. He will later on make a trip
to the Pacific coast where he exepects
to remain for three months longer.
Mr. Huff stated that he did not know
positive whether he will return to Al
giers again. Mir. Huff leaves many
good friends here who wish him well
in his future days.
GRAND ISLE SALE CONFIRMED
The sale of the New Orleans, Fort
Jackson and Grand Isle railroad for
$175,000 was confirmed by Judge Ru
fus E. Foster of the federal district
court Monday when Special Master in
Bankruptcy D. B. H. Chaffe presented
his report, Claimants against the
road are given eight days in which
to present their bills.
NEW TOOL HOUSE.
The city has erected at the Inter
section of Opelousas avenue and the
river a new tool house for the stor
age of the tools of the city street
working department.
PERSONALSL
(Continued from Page 1.)
Wm. Talbot is here from Pilot
Town spending a few days with his
mother.
Mrs. Evelyn Schaefer left yester- t
day for Donaldsonville. La.. where
she will have charge of a booth at
the Fair there.
Mrs. Louis E. Lorio is home from
northern Illinois where she spent
six weeks the guest of relatives.
Clement hook, of Alix and Bouny
streets. was knocked down at Ope
lousas avenue and Verret street. Sun
day. by a vehicle driven by Mackie
Roth. and sustained slight injuries.
The many friends of Mrs. J. How
ers of Opelousas avenue, will sympa
thize with her in the loss of her sis
ter. Mrs. R. Norton of New Orleans,
who died September 27. She was
twenty-seven years old and leaves
a father, a mother, one brother and
five sisters to mourn her death. Mrs.
Norton's death was a shock to the
family and her many friends.
Mrs. W. A. Nelson returned Fri
day from Morgan City. La.
Mrs. W. A. Dilzell and little son
Walter left last week for Greenville,
Ill., to spend a month.
Misses Rosabelle and Sadie Gar
land were among the guests at a
linen shower given by the "Maids of
Mirth" in honor of Miss Dorothea
Kruse.
Judge Thomas F. Goff. popular
recorder of the Third Recorder's
Court, has returned to his post in
Algiers after serving for several
months in the Second Recorder's
court.
Rev. J. P. ('assagne celebrated the
feast of St. Michael, the patron
saint of the Catholic church at ('on
vent, Sunday.
The Silver City Social and Pleas
ure Club gave a macaroni supper
Saturday night at their headquarters
at Homer street and Pacific avenue.
with a parade previous to the spread.
Thos. Harvey was grand marshall.
The parade formed at the Canal
street ferry landing at 8 o'clock and
moved through the principal streets
to the headquarters, stopping en
route for the Alkman reception.
Mrs. F. James of 329 Slidell Ave.
presented her husband with a fine
baby girl on Sunday.
I)r. and Mrs. A. C. King returned
Monday from a trip to Rochester.
Minn.. and Chicago, II1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Morton are re
ceiving congratulations on the arri
val of a big baby boy at their home.
502 Pacific avenue.
(Continued on Page Eight.)
There is a difference between
ordinary olive oil and good olive
oil. The Italian Beauty Brand is
a recognized standard. 10-oz.
bottles. 30c; quart tins. 90c; gal
lon tins. $3.50. Always full meas
ure. V. S. Dantonl. 520 Hospital
street.
REGAL BEER GETS GOLD
MEDAL AT GRETNA FAIR
A gold medal was awarded to Re- P
gal Beer, exhibited by the American
Brewing Co. of New Orleans at the
Jefferson Parish Fair. This was one
of the most attractive exhibits
shown at the fair.
DELEGATIES APPOINTED.
Mayor Behrman appointed the fol
lowing from our district, delegates
to the twelfth annual convention of
the Interstate Inland Waterway
League of Louisiana and Texas, to
be held at Lake Charles Oct. 20-21:
Jno. A. Barrett. F. C. Duvic, Julian
Bodenger. Jos. W. Lennox, John P.
Vezlen and E. W. Burgis.
WINS SCHOLARSHIP.
Miss Imogen Barrett. the talented
young daughter of Hen. and Mrs. Jno
A. Barrett, won the scholarship to ,
Newcomb College from the Esplanade |
Avenue lHigh School. Miss Barrett
received mention for the excellence f
of her papers in English and in P
French. We congratulate her on her h
success and predict a brilliant future ,
for her.
True Friend to the Cause.
By mistake a farmer had got aboard Il,
a car reserved for a party of Prince- 1
ton graduates, who were returning to f
their alma mater for some speelal
eventL There was a large quantity of ,
refreshments on the car, and the farm- t
er was allowed to Join the others.
Finally someone asked him: "Are you tt
an alumnus?" "No," said the old man, ,
earnestly, "but I belleve in IL"-Har'
per's Myagasil
Drives a Bargain.
A woman may not be able to drive a
horseor a nail, but when It comes to p
driving a bargain she sets there with
both feet
IP
CHARTER
OF "LACOSTE BROS., INC."
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
Be it known, that on dhis 30th day of the
month of September, in the year 9ne thousand "
nine hundred and sixteen (1916~ before me, 0
Theodore A. Schuber, a notary public, duly
commissioned and qualified in and for the
parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana, aforesaid
therein residing, and in the presence o1 the
wtneases hereinafter named and under
signed: persoally came and appeesl: The
several parties whose Names are hereunto a
subscribed, and severally d'clared that, avail
ing themselves of the laws of the State of
Louisiana, in such cases made and provided,
they have covenanted and agreed, and do
by these presents covenant and agree and 0
bTand themselves, as well m such other per
sons as may hereafter became associated with
thet, to form a corporation and body politic
in lew, for the objects and purposes and un
der the articles and stipulations following,
to-wit:
Article I.-flhe name of this eorporation d
shall be "Lacoste Bros., Inc."
And under its said eorprate name, it a
shaN have power and authority to have sad a
5. adey amqnas aeualsen and smenesasls s
Sfir the' f 1 term if ninety-nine (99) yearn
'rnm and .:ter d1r h"reoif, to, contra', to,
sue and he cued, to make and use a corporate
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i'd fI co7rp ,r:a:1.,t shall be a going concern.t
an7id Shall 7,e auth aIn 7'd t: c,,l n n117ce bus:' :
t.n--, , when .tand as soon as tive thiousandt
d .,llar. or hit.dl ' 777- of It;' capital .tock
shall have been stlb-scribed, and twent- iv f
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i capital st ak -. hall have oeen p tl f ,; all
1- oiac nc.rd7nce w ih .the requirements of Act i7
N,,.. J777 f the renerar Astsembly 7 the ,ic
'State ,,f l.atu7 stana fr the year 1914. the
Article V.-Ail of the c,.rporate powers of w
aid c,,r mration shall be vested in and ex- Pre
erc'ed Ite a boiard of directors, to be conm- a
p-s7ed of not more than five (. and not less tilt
Sthan three (lt stockholders, a majority of
Swh,-nm sitting at any time shhall constitute a r
quorum. said directors t7 o ( e elected annually
on the second Monday of (ktber beginhilng an.
e in the year 1917. kEaIh stockholder shall be
entitled in person "r by wr.itten proxy, toin ,
one vote for each shar te o te capital et ck
held b1y hiim and ,tanning in hie name on tt
thi e .l. ks of" the cor.,ratien, or he ,ayy send a p
h?- %-tc by lette'r, the signature of which re
b:,,-- t be ackniiedged efre f a t notary .,It- I
hc or ,other officer authorized to take aftida
tus Its. The (t,,Ckholders of this corporatiron,.
art- herewith given and granted thle right of
7cu' 7la7tive voting in the election 17f of ficer
or directors. All election s.hall be hehi the
under suchl rules and re1gulations1 as may bt ct
R lete7rmn7ed by the 71oard .f dsrectar .after 7
legal notce oif such o!eetton s.hall have been '
e- given to each pt.ckhahhr ,y mail, .slent to
h't l771: kno3w71 adtre-s, or ie published in of
71 7one of the daily newspapers published in the17
English language in the city of New Or- th
leans fir at least flfteen (1. day, pre let
e ,etling ,uc(r ell tion. The directors thu r
7le1ed s.hall c-nti ntut in ofice until their
st ucces.srs shall have been duly elected an l c r
qalhttd. No failure to clect shall be re- r
garded a, a forfeiture of this charter. Any pro
v.71cancy occurring on such board of d7r7 ct' r
tors -hall be filled hy the rmain'ng dtre hr
't.r-, for t.e un1expri7rg7 tcr7m, when a vacancy o .
shall be colresdered to ex:st at any time ,whenhl
the cI.iatin71n. andl+r of dirsctars provided
by thie 7 act ,,f incorp , ation tare not Initote tee
l-and actllg y ...h ord mg. Said toard T f da
rectors shall, at itma hrt meeting 7 ft7 r it7
Sell'crion, elect from Is memtber) ta pre,.ident.
n oil,4r mnore vice-pro idents. a seeretary and
7r7a7urer, and a intaer nr superintendent.
e It mhey promenone the ftice ,of secretary and on
trea-urcr Iinto one. and mnay even elect a see -
LOretary who need nlot he a stockholder or
[;director. .Said board of directors shall h ave
the right and power to apoint and discharge e
LI ' tah clerks and employees of the ¢,,rpora- w
Stton. including the secretary who is not a .
I tockholder or tdirector, as e,nditions naF ma
jtrtify or the bionine.s f the corporat.on
:ray require. The tenure 7, o7hr 7 of all of(as
the empl1oyees of this corpo,7ation '.hall b. Kat
,huritng the ple~asure o~f the h,,ard of directors. e
The 717ard 77f directorf ay, from a' n ng 710 th
Tolwltuers, appolnt an execlt ive eomlni tt er,
7.0 .hn'h 7vid ioememittec shall en7iert 7of ihree
- i077 lm)ilely, mclytuding hne a f the ot17cers of7' 77
7.the c7r(1 7riatln, and the C 'ard of d.re'tors
may 777legate such managerial p,'werai Ia t7771'
.7dee711. 7777celary to the execitive co,7 mitt7 7 e I
'he.'esh said 7om7lt1te ' shall report at each
Smeethng of the board V of d"rector. The board 7 '
of directors may name and appoint srch a 77
other . Omnulrt t'te1' as it lay deem n71e .arv 7
f7,r the p 1'rposes of thae Ibusiness of th1s co.
paration.wh
Article VI.-No stfckholder shall ever he he
g her. ha7 ' 7,r rek Ie-isble for the contracts, i
fault, 7,hI7t. t r dutisI of t 1i1. c t.or aoit 717,
r hall ay menninder istrmlut 77177 organ- and
izfatltn have the effect tof rhendertng thie 'nd
char:or aull. or Chf expoing its s fckholderYs
'to aIle ha7ility areyqind that every if cm ader bhl
to the ca.iltsal rt0ck nf tht- a cormorm )n,
7though not a hdiet r.fhall s he perC.,naliO voa- l
ele to the creditrrs of this corp.rathsn tl ..f 7
amlblomnt equal tin the Uaseiod Ihalanr, stte the
mteok. for which he nat suicsrcquied. brany - l
feoe rs shall nt h liable unlesl at tee rhown n
7hat the steok weae acquired with knowledge aqu7
rof the c mindotions fhsch wuld make tie sorr- te
port'sr lraerleb where llth subscrien er and lea
o tranafbrle tre lialc he liaodility shall kie in a
balild, ano the lahility shall contlnue as teot
ebcha after aoif diedorsal tf the its.k. Fur
ther, that Yf "tock be issoled fwtr prohersy in 7
violatin of the provdstsn cof this cact. or if or
I any div rhend or other distrihton of the as - o 1
',te' toekhade other than frem net phfst(3 ort
if a reduti'ton of capital |be made tinder the fr
utise of a loan tie stockholders, or if any A
I reasirt or dtatement or pblic n7othce shall y
it le made as roqtired loy law. or if made th in
chavl ee fathe in any material repreendae
tionf the dirertora of inch corporation, vexnep in
or a.,.ening thereto shall lbe joindly and d
teveratly liable to the creditrs of thes bord f79
of draectn for any loss or damage arisinga an
therifrom, and in the case of rporti sthate
[ments and public notices required hy law. i
the officers shall lbe jointly and severally 3
iaoe wlth the diressors, as boarvided above; fl
pivithded, however, that if the kna o ledgeo an
reonuired for the making of tatement yr re- the
port as preseribed by law, be not praetical leav
obtainable, the officer nr director making at sti
heall not he liable as herein set outh. ( a
Article VII.--This act of incorporation say ee
be changed, modified or altered, or this cop- tha
poration may he dissolved with the asient
Iof the stockholders owning two-thirds t2-3) eai
of the issued stock of this corpohation, or
rosmy be further modified with the acsent of eq0
Sthte stcookholders owning three-fourths (3-4) tr
of the issued stock ofP this corporation; allA
asis previded by Act No. 267 of the General N
ae s~embly of the State of louisiana, for the d
r-year 1914, at a meeting of the stockholders y
meconvened for that purpose, and lliter due f
notice shall have been igiven each of wad o
eaeckbolders as proweed for in Article V, o
of thisl charter or ac of incorporation, excepdti
of,; nieui' tit sha be eeed (d re.
d nd for the benefit of said sorotlion that
it should be dissolved, the boar of directorsfh
wathin ten (10) days after the adpinof a m
scresolution to that effect by amortof the
Swhole board of direte, a etn alda
E*for that purpose, off wic eeh n ac i
adays notice, shall essee nooke of the dpth
don of such reout to be mnailed to mendt,
td P.. as helam m ia as take acrion speo *4
PHONE MAIN 333 - 334
BEST OF VAUDEVILLE
MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:15--1k TO 30c. BOX SEATS 75.
EVERY NIGHT 8:i5-1k TO 75c. BOX SEATS $1.00.
TULANE. OPENS Oct. 8th
Matinees--Wednesday and Saturnay at 2 P. M.
Prices--$1-50, $1.00, 75c, 50c. 25c
SUPERB COMIC OPERA TRIUMPH
"THE LILAC DOMINO"
With the Original New York Cast, Chorus and Orchestra
Crescent Theatre Snday.ig 8
BroadwayAfterDark
P IE MATINEE 15c. 25c. 35c
PRICES: NIGHTSE 15c. 25c. 50c
REGULAR MATINEE: Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat. at 2 F. M.
• " - n -. .p ld by the b ,a;,l of
1,| r ..... In ca t -, , : e da r , hir.t i, of th..
t, ,. ) n n the eq nr.,t:nl of 'ti ch.tir
I : r ,,r.,0:' " s - th. e t , kh..1,", - all al ot:
I .9,,4. - . i 1) l r tot'l it,"- fr o t a niitilg their e si
o .r ,r. h , -ha1l has. full th wel r .e ,t authr
.:s h t h , "v s n't " settle :! e bu-ri e-- . u
es ,t.te-n of "he caomptny. In ace of death fr
e- a li lty ",if aly of saidh liqul latur'. the sisr
tl\, r or -.I t .l".,,r-. sJi l l nt 1 sttle , A r
,in r t 'n, t, (,r. Teo h mni or then.
r Article VIlIl.-i ntirl the election to le
h hl ,,"n the .second M .nday Ii ( ct.,ber. t;it -
n teen hundried and seventeen (1141 the fol
i,,w.,1 ,. kholders shal.l constitute lthel : tillt
.,ur| ,,f du oc:tor,: John Peter 4,ee,,h, Ani
Y1c% Ilyl.,hlh t;erde. Lugene' Lac-tr,. with
'e tie <., , l,,hn 'e:ter garde a, preident. An
'w hl"itt 4,or e a+ .,ccrc:.atr-hta+urter,
,td f-llg ne• I.ac,..'t as vice-presid,lnt- , their
~f "c r l1s ie add,1 re , lo- 171g a, f.ollows: 1' kw
u 'alten.e -treet, tturner l)r).adtes street. New
(ile ,:-, i. ,t-iia; 4737 I)rvyadts, .trtet. New
n (irh.,et. Lnuis:ats; antid 115 It,-rdetax nstreet.
Ntewt lrlean., Ilutitdanta.
id Art le IX.-The capital st,ick of this cr
P;.tia:ion. after haiv'ing ltten tr.ansterred frn,.
tthis corljrtlon to a subscriler thereof, shall
its ,: i t h Id or transferred or offeredl for .ale
i r t:.n ftr lty -uch suhs-criter. without lit-t
ht 1 't ng ,ttered s;tch ttick to thi., roritl.ratiln
t and to ite - 'tckhi ,ldtr. of thi, ciorlttratttn at
the then market or hook value thereof, which
of ia-ket price shall lie ascertatneil ty the then
prevaling mnarket price of -uth st ,,k, if such
Sa -tice presail, at such time, when if tint,
t the bo.k value of sutch stuck shall be ttcr-t
of tined :th-r b!, atn agreetnent of the partnit',
a or by two contqtentt and txpIriettctd ulit- 
ly nws men, oin tie .I. thosen by the subscriber r
at and the other by this cortoration or the t
I tckholers ior -:tckholttIldetr. proi-pective ptr-
t . It-ser, when if said two partit"- cannot agreec
k p p) i ilrtk value, sucht two plrties ("i chen t
n t, chtr a third pa.tt, s.lheC the majority
d pioitn shall prev.tl. In the event of the
hth <nut, of a h.!der or huhler, of the stock
iof this cir-or-ation the adminitstrator, exir
a :: o r r rtprts'ntativt, of h:, estate to "'01U11c
in dhtely tender such .stick to this corporatlion t
Of and the .stockholders thercof on the saimen
r hl-u. S tuch offer :iad tender to le madle by
lt the h.hler or holder, of tsuih stock to this
le c ,rlrat.,it and the stickholdlers thereof hy
r *"ir ialuling -f a r'gi-tere.l letter containing
n suih tiTer or tender addressed to the last
Sknown addre-sr,--s of this corptriltion :tn said
" t ikholiers. Such offer or tenider to r-temain
he ,ien for a pter,,,d (,f th:rtv (.(n days from
r thale.it if tlie mailing tf such registered
Sletters., whin if not availedl of. such hildhr
or h ,itrs to lie rele:tasid to M.akt Ii salte or
r ir,:,fcr a, he siet lit. In the event of this
'o-por tatin ttot availing itself of such ,ffertt
e- or t,'ler -uch stock ,o offered to lie equ.ally
y pro rated l wetv.ten the stockhole-rs of this
corpiratt-in should they so deaire to avail
thrI-tilvts therte.-f. .when if thety dI not such
cy t-a-k nught lie putrchased by such stt ok
en lhotlers ,o desiritng to a. quitre s.rt. To
ed lch extent all stock as issiued by this c-.r
c ,.,raitlon 'hall b nitm-negittiable.
Art"tcle X.-\htre<,s. John Pieter tertde andti
SA*,dret-w lyplite t'rdle ha.se otTerted for sale,
It n :ile 1sts of subscriptions to the capital
td .-tsk .f tis, corisratiotn, t I.a Lcste lBrts..,
ItI inc., the corl.ratton whith i, prrsently being
td orgtaniied un1derc the law. of the Statre of
c l.,utilaa, and for anti in consideratin of
tor :e qrice iit-re nalter tuentioneid and for
ve whith the following descrsiled tirtperty is
ge hereinafter appraised by all of the dirtctors
a- Twrt-f anitd c ntict-ruing wlllhich l aciturate dl
a taded and tetmirued description of itsuch prop
tY erty, as to ititiont, location, estitnt, chtaracter
aintt ate-. if i lipr-ivenment atlrar- herein and
t t mtiladc pt,'t hereof, and which said herein. )
1e after ottent-tied t-itsideration i, herewith
s. Leng p,.d and acquittan'e and rr.'eipt given
t' theretr in the capital stock of this. corpora
, tutn, the folltwing descrhhed prolperty is
e herewith and +,y virtue of these presents.
of .s.ubt. granted, bargained. set-over, assigned.
rs conveyed and delivered with full legal war.
It ran::ti and with full ubstitutitton and suhro-I.
* gatito s to all rights and actions of warranty
'I whudih saI vendors might have or had against p
t1 any preceding vendors unto the said Lacoste t
Ir le . Inc., the corporation which is being
ypresently organized under and by virtue of
r- the laws of the State of ,imisiana, and ,
which saitl vendors thereof, the said John
i Peter tierdre, ideclared unto me notary, that a
si Ir ha been married hut once antd then to t.
SKatherine I.annes, who is presently living
and resitding with him in this city, parish.
- ln Stite as afoiesaItl; and the satid Andrew
Ilypolite (;erde, declared unto me notary,
r that hlie is not now nor has he ever bteen
. mtuarrield; the said real estate and impnrove- s
i-n lents as is herewith transferred being de- t,
n scribed as follows: ft
e lst: Two certain lti of ground with the 1
hutildings and improvements thereon, situated ,
n in the Sixth IDistrict of this city, in the
e square bounded by Valence. Dryades, IBor- i
t- -eaux. andt St. I)enis (now Ramartl streets.
d designated as Iots Not. (13) and (14), thir
n :eun and fourteen, on a plan drawn by C. A. I
Sliedin, Surveyor, deposited in the office of
r- T'hetlore fGuyol. notary public, of this city, ii
n is plan No. 170, s.aid lots each measuring it
if thirts (30i) feet frTont on Valence street, by
a depth of one hundred and twenty (120') he
tr ieen parallel lines. bIt No. thirteen (f3)
e f-rmst the corner of Dryades and Valence f,
Sstreett. d
2 ttnl: Two certain lots of ground with the a
e buildings and improvements thereon in the
- same district and square as above descriied
Spimperty designated by the Nos. fifteen (15) p
d and ixteen (tlf) on the above mentioned plan V
r- of C. A. Iledin. Surveyor, said lots measur- t
g tng each thirty (30' feet front on Valence
- street by one hundred and twenty f(120') feet
,. in depth between parallel lines.
y 3rd: Two certain lots of ground with the c
ibuildlings and improvements erected thereon
e and the appurtenances thereof, situated in
the Sixth District of the City of New Or
Sleant, in Square No. 480, htounded by Ior- e
it deaux, D)ryades, Valence and St. Denis (now ,
Ratmpart) st-eerts, designated Iby the Nos. i
y eleven (Ill) and twelve (12), each measuring h
tthirty f(viW) feet front on D)ryades street, by
one hundred and twentv (120" feet in depth
i between equal and parallel lines, as per plan a
, if I. A. ltedin, surveyor depostted as Plan No. t,
170 in the office of Theboore Guyol, late no-
Stary. in this city. .. . ., r
IIAll of this property havwng oeen acquiredl.
iiby the said vendors hereof, John Petee CGerde +
e and Andrew Hfypelite Cerde, in indivision, [
ty virtue of an act of partition as executed h
before Theolore A. Schuber, notary public,
of the parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana, o
of date the I6th day of the month of June,
in the year oineteen hundred and fourteenl
d1914), and which act has been placed of
reo rd in the conveyance office of the parish t
tf Orleans. State of Louisiana. in book 267,
s fohlo 425-428, of date the 19th day of the
a month of June, in the year 1914." d o
teNow, therefore, we the undersigned con-I
stituting the board of directors ofhthe ssld
i. Iacate Bros., Inc., as is ided by t ese
that we itave dld~igetly, carefully 1and fI
Sinvestigated and ascetainedt'he_ value o~f
~asaid property as is hereinabove specialty de-'
 acrhed and found the same to be of a wluc I
,a eqal and equivateot to the cute ofl sevenI
.. .i . i, ' i.i, I . ,. d I t , ,t. , :' .lre pre i',,< ,
S I. l :nt..n IHad. . ,notary p'thlic, If :he I..I :
r ." t b 11 :.n.. is*s ,;.rel..,. ,*f dtate ::
!,t i+f ":,t n ,tth .,f I:thtr, 1'014, wx mt:
" s.,i, sct i- o"f rec.nrd in the '.,rtgage otrt'c I.
t'.,r p.n:-'i .f ilrh . -., in h ,.,k , f i, ,
' s l w : i .n t : '. e .1: | t".. p, n ew g e : 11 ie ,
'.,. - her, w [l priesntly rc..g'in id in.il
-- exd !,y this 'r-..r:tIi-n .ani which tti
It sii ..,rp ir.I ,o hK er lrwith tligt .ties itself t
I '.5 '. I ti'Ltu the K a i li n the plilace ,anl
S-ie.il ,i" t1e a.cl I hn l Peter (-ic .iand .An
, I...v tlli.dtc (cthde. , ii, whih sadi a.
.unimpti, i t w herwitl being tffited in p.itt
It p.i 'nt f ltie consiildertion of such prop
orty; t: I w - i' ,e d:rector. of thiS cortw)-.i
+ tae.: herei'' .oil) .,<l)" ;,tp 1 de, Llee tit-.t the
a ..i,.i i-:i.'iet arid ail- of i K.tn thou1sanl
. x i> i't r I d il -sI as is htertwllh pilace d
on rie ,l+c.lt d .icrhid proprty is fai.r, re..
sn it .' a diil tqtsrt.* le.
r. \\ ::it . ..i bar .1, and - al orf this cot
I prflil gn gisl ain intimade in. our Various ca
; paitl , a dt i ctirs "f the said La's.tt
Kt . Inc.. i.t tp.vidled . by these arl I,'es
i I i , n. 'r it ira o.i n .i this 3011h day of tht
t unitiih of S.e'pt'iiber. 1916.
h
h
t. Ait i, NIt .--Whereais Johtn Peter Gerd.
Andeiiw Ihspolite 4,crde ant Eugene I.acostt,
, shave .fferd for sale. on the basis of ex
change for the capital stock of this corp.,.
r ratilon and on the basis uof siucriptiiins there
, f. to Lacoste Bro-., Inc., the c.rp.ratinit
S iiwhb i. bring presently ,orgAintred under and
c I.y vii"ue i.f thei li.I of the -t,.te of Iouisi iil.,
n the foll"ia ing d-r¢crr-ld prioperty f,,r and KI cCK
y i n.rtisiKn of the here:rrafter mnelntiolned ,iltn
• ,Iy.,r.ised price and value, whiich aid prop
k erts i heire maiter fully appraised iby all
.if the dirtctirs hereof and cinrerninig whitch
Ail accurate det.ailed and item ized descrcip
n tion of snh property, as to amount, ,licatoti.
i .r- it. ciLir.a.ter and state oif Kiprsovement
Y ilppo.r htin antd is made part herc.f, and
iwhich -.id hertnmatfcr mentiKon., I conisidera
y ,li Kn lire t lt- eth t it-ng i paid ini K aeq ittaince
V it a i't iin Kil-tere foir iII the eapil? itl
"t k ", t-- I' i. pt" ,iration, the f.llnling de
d -cri". I Iprl.rt5v is herewilth an.l by virtui
n f t il.. present , s. coilr nvyelt., grantedl.
i , ltir.r.ini I,. sht-over. :signt-ild .and delivered
S with tii l lgal wi.rriIItr-s .nil with fuill
r s"titii- i .tni stubrogatigon in and to aill
ir .ish'' anl ia inis of vwarran:y which said
I vtii ,lors iiight have or hadil ig.tlt iany
:r pi it ell ig ie,, l r or Villrs untol thie saiil
Y I .ii.trt Il . Inc'., the icovrp-atiion whih i.
i hl ig presen- ly rtanitetd under ,il by vir
I toe o'f t " I.vw. - .f the  .i' .1f iLoisiana.
I and wvhih said vendors thet'reof. the sail
lJoh l'etr I-rite and Anliew Ilyplite Genir,
K have- hertinblefore state.l andl declared their
r i .,,.i'ri'te mi.i t.,it statues. anil the said E:
gin. Ii.aoet" lherewith declaires unto me, no
t ar'. t'i.t hie h.is betn married but ontce and
thl iK to, . who i
,t jlentltv living and residing with him in
th '- t<: pI, siar h and st.iate .foresaid; the
g iid i' ,fr' y is herewith hieing trais
- fere.!l hing describeld aw follows:
i Thei followlig mule.:
r A t.itini resl mtiule :imedl Maggie, SlIOOftin;
Ka ertain red i mule nalm Sarah, $10.011;
. it.iun llack nuiiule namiied liattie. $1001%).
1 certain lrwn munile nii one Annie. $100.10:
Scertniin gray mule named Gray Eagle,
r Sp.it): a certain whn'e mule namned H\hite
d lick, $IC1V.f0: a certain sarwn miule named
.imnma. $1)01):; a certain brown nmule named
h T,.i,, $1010; a certain brown mule named
n IllIk Kate. tllf (I); a certain brown mule
*nlirnel Itl:. k St ain. Sinr1 : a certain mos('
,iiilic iiHaney' lot..se. $fll .iI; :;i- rlain mlotis.
mutlei Hisled Bllind. $!1101; a CetCaiUn havy mlli
I,in tel St-l Sose, $200.00.
(This last n.imed .hav mule named Red
Rinse ieng sold toi TI.acovte Bros., Inc., hy
l Eugene I.a.ste and the same being the only
t property sold to this company by virtue of
these present tin which he has an interest.)
A u-rsain bilack mule Kiamed. $1(0100; a
Scertain brown mule named Mamie. $101.00; a
Scerta:lin redl mile nano-l Red. $1(l (Mi; a cer
tain lr,.wn inile namedl Pine Stella, 51(1r;
t a certain gray tmule named Sadie. 51010.11;
t.otal alimoutlill of mules. $.XWr) i. A terain :bay
t horse ainet, " Ith"." $11001lt; Thirty (,) rleg
S .ilar a.ird dilllin carts at twenty ($3..01ll) d".
Sars '.iill or $1/,00.l ; twenty (261 sets of har.
iess at ten ($1Of1iO ,l+ollars per set or $3000;
one ()ll pili.ar tln ggy. $591.00; two' (2) doullr
spring \Watson wagons at 'ine hundred and
twenty-five ($12511)t dolluas each. $2510(;
four t4) spring wagors at twenty ($31.0)) dol
lars each or $1).00; one (I) hay rake and
mniaihine. $75(10; orne (it lot of tlils and im
plenlents. $25.00; lot of hay and feed on
hand. $120.011; total. $3.4i1l.00.
Now therefore. we the undersigned con
saititting the t,.irrd of directors of the said
facnste Blros. Inc., as is provided tiy these
aritlres of in'i'rtisrati-,n, do ihereby certify
that we have diligently. tarefily and fully
i nvestig.tedl and ascertained the value of saul
pa.ert'v as is hereinatwove specially Idle
scribed, and found the same to tbe of a value
equal and equivalent to the sum of thirty
four hunldred ($3,4001.01 dollar's; and we the
directors of this cirlporatin hereby adljnolge
and derlar" that the aqppraisement and value
of t.hi'ty-four lhundred ($3,4t.i00) dollars as
Sis herewith pl.ced on the el'ive described
propertyv is fair, reasonable and equitable.
WHe the l:rectirs of this corporation further
declare that all of said propertyv is situated
on the real .s'ate her.ina'..ve described and
t ," I :.s K-"' ard p. rtel of the equtipmnenl
fir *he carrying in of the hiussiines herein
conitemplated
V Witness our hardls and the seal of thius
Sr mrlrati Iii given and tr.ide in stir respret
ivre canaeitirs as d reetors of the asrid I.-.
coste lros.. Inc., as provided iv these art
cl-i of in,..r,r:,tion in ths 10,'h day of the
month of i.eptehier, in the year n'r.eteen
hindrred and sirtpen 11ll1.
A-t'<!r XII.-The subsrih,--s herea" have
'wr:tten ni.is;ite their respective nl:,"..,. '!i
anmiunt of It ik in this corporation u,:s -cri'rd
to 1,9 each of them.
Ths dine and pasied in rny ,¢ilc-. at the
city aif New Orleans. !a i.atulian. u-ti thie lay.
I munth tnil year first here.in.itirve .sr"*nn. in
,ie t,-CenCC of John R. Peree and WVittuani
F. (Cinkerlon. onmpetettt witneso se, who have
hereto signed their names torether with said
alt.-,- ire-'. and me, nottary, after due reading
of the whole.
Names of ',bicrier -cr0liited.
S tVite<si : J,.hit R. T,.re., Wm. F. (onker
TIlTHF.)IORE A. ,'Il'F..R, Not. Pub.
I, the iunders, 'era reccirder of mrtglalge,
for the Pi r, if (r,-lans. do herelhi crtify
t that the ;itiave anrd firepting act of incur.
toraticin ,f the lai,"tle Bros.. Inc. wwo, this
e day duly recorded in my oflfee, in isok 13t1.
folio -.
(S ened) EMILE J. Lh.EfN'ARD. Dy. R.
New Orleans. Se-pember KA. 1916.
A true copy from the mdtrlnal act.
e TIlEOIRE A. S.II'lIER, Nt. Pub.
a Oct 512 19 26 noi 2 9