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Corset
Is the Best
Investment
A good corset scientifically designed, cut
on proper style lines, made of the best mate
rial and fitted perfectly to the figure, is the
best investment any woman can make.
B3ien-Jolie Corsets meet all of these re
quirements and they keep their original lines
until every bit of wearability is exhausted.
Mrs. A. Miller, an expert titter representing
the manufacturers, is now in our Corset De
partment. She will give you individual study
and we guarantee to fit you in a corset that
will exactly suit you as to style, fit, comfort
and wearing quality.
D.H.Holmes Co.
. . , LIMITED A.,, M.L
Save and Prepare
The way to comfort begins when economy
commences and economy starts when the
bank habit is formed. Don't leave your
to-morrow to chance. Be prepared-open
a Savings Account with us today.
PIERNIA
The BoysAt The
Front Need Cans
Cans by the billion
because most of the
food for our soldiers
and sailors goes to
them in cans and with
out cans they can't
have enough food to
keep them strong and
welL
New French Market Coffee1
Package Saves Cans
The boys at the front can have the millions
of cans that were used each year for French
Market Coffee because it is now packed in
a carton, sanitary, wax-lined, triply sealed
and moisture proof. The carton protects
the flavor of the wonderful old secret blend
of coffee better than the old can. It serves
both customer and country.
Ask P Fr Frnacb Maketa m
this ew patriotic package
N OrleasC Coffee Co.,
New Orble.s, a.
B. G. NORTH,
Asent
American Laundry
Zelon Dry Cleaning and Dyers
Phone Algicrs 250
626 Elmira Avenue
PtHONE--CALL OR WRITE
It Pays to Advertise in The Herald
MARRIAGES
POPE-BOURDETTE.
A quiet wedding took place last
Thursday night, the contracting par
ties being Miss Margaret Russell Pope
and Sergeant Vernon Bourdette of
Chicago. Ill. The ceremony was per
formed by Judge Trauth of Gretna.
The bride who is one of our most
charming and attractive young ladies
was dressed in grey Georgette crepe
and the bridesmaid, Miss Daisy Kest
ler, was prettily dressed in gray voile.
The groom was attended by Mr.
Wm. Kelly.
After the ceremony, the bridal par
ty attended the performance at the
Orpheum, and then went to the St.
Charles Hotel and remained a few
days. Later on the young couple
will reside in California.
Sergeant Iourdette left Friday for
Virginia and will leave for France this
week.
The groom is gunnery sergeant of
the Marine Corps of the Machine Gun
Battalion. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. Walter Pope and has a host of
friends here who wish the young
couple much success in their mar
ried life.
GUIDRY-WALTERS.
On Wednesday morning at a nup
tial mass, at the ('hurch of the Holy
Name of Mary. Miss Mildred A. \'al
ters and Mr. William Philip Guidry, 1
of Lafayette. La., were married by
Rev. T. J. Larkin. The sancturary
was beautifully decorated for the oc
casion.
The attendants were Miss Thelma
C. Rooney and E. J. Booth.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo E. Walters of McDon
oghville, and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Guidry of Lafayette.
The young couple left the same
morning for Franklin.
DIED.
Cucich.--On Thursday, Oct. 4. at
10 o'clock p. m., Mrs. Peter Cucich,
nee Sophia Amann, died after an ill
ness of some time.
Deceased was fifty-eight years old
and a native of New Orleans. Besides
her husband, she leaves two daugh
ters. Mrs. F. Spotts and Mrs. R. Sten
house, a sister, Mrs. Peter Sirey, and
a brother, Joseph Amann. as well as
two grandchildren. She was a devout
Catholic and was buried at 9::30 a.
m. Saturday with mass at the Church
of the Holy Name of Mary. Inter
ment was in St. Bartolomew ceme
tery.
Aycock-On Wednesday morning at
3:35 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Aycock died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
V. J. Fitch, 309 Delaronde street. De
ceased was born in Terrebonne per
ish sixty-nine years ago and has re
sided here for the past 11 years.
The remains were shipped to Chac
ahoula. La.. on the Southern Pacific
train No. 15, this morning. Interment
will be in St. Lawrence cemetery.
Mrs. Aycock is survived by nine
children. Mrs. F. .1. Breaux. 631 Sli
dell avenue; Mrs. Albert Otis, 223
Bermuda street; Mrs. V. J. Fitch, "09
Delarondo street; Mrs. F. J. Navarre.
Donner. La.; Mrs. Olive Chauvin, Del
aronde street: Henry Aycock, 417
Eliza street: Olivier Aycock, Pelican (
avenue; Sidney Aycock. Harahan C
City, and Louis Ayc-c- '"3 Bermu
da street. Eighteen grandchildren
also survive.
AUTO SHOW.
New Orleans auto dealers are going
to stage one of the biggest shows that
has ever been given here.
The Dealers' Association comprises h
more members than ever before, and a
the number of new and old makes
are more numerous. Every new de
vice for the comfort and ease of own- I
ers will be shown; the new ptyle bod
ies. new shift gears. lightness of build
and various oil saving devices that
are so essential to saving and the
upkeep anr running expense of one's
car.
At the next meeting of the Dealers'
Association the various committees a
will be appointed to take charge of
this biggest of all auto shows, and
the date and place of holding it will
be announced.
New Orleans will lead the country c
with their show, as New York, Bos- a
ton. Chicago, Detroit and other cities a
will wait until mid-winter, hence, the o
advantage will be that all the show a
cars will be sent here direct from the
factories.
CISTERNS.
CHANCE TO DISPOSE OF
The Samuel House-Wrecking Come
any. of 827 Toulouse St., New Or
leans, Is buying a quantity of cisterns
and old buildings in Algiers. It Is p
said they pay the highest cash prices ,
for this kind of material. Their l
telephone number is Hemlock 181.- '
Adv. tU
Pho.. Agtlore 9120
CARPETS AND RUGS 0
VACUUM CLEANED
en Flokr· by n
ED. McLEOD, 311 Belleville St,
Sati'actlen Osarasted ALIERS
LIVER MOVERS
MOVES ALL LIVERS
The greatest remedy ever known for liver
spots and clearing up the complexion. Re
moves pimples and blemishes.
Keeps the ystem in a HealtIhy Ceditieo
Once tried, always used. Sold only in sealed
original packages. Take no substitute. Trial
size. 10c regular size, 2c. For sale by all
druggists.
Distributed by
The Alco Chemical Co.
1838 Valeace St. New Orleas. La.
MRS. F. POPOVICH
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
We have received ear New Stocks
of FALL HATS
Special School Hat C d
for Children . . 5 L0
804 Preaehmen St., Near Decatur
Pho.o M-1s T
Algerines at Law.
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Mrs. William II. Sey
mour judgmflent putting heirs in pos
:ession.
Succession of Peter ('lement
amounts to $2000.
CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES.
Edward Page to Interstate Trust &
Banking ('o.. Algiers itranch. $24810
mortgage reinscribed on lot Elmira
Belleville, Pelican avenue and Ali.
--Hlennessey.
FIRST CITY COURT.
Miss Ophelia Koppel vs. John W1
'ryer. $::s.12 rent.
SUES FOR SLANDER.
Alleging that Mrs. Wallace II. Iler
bert. Sr., stood on the front porcn ol
her home at 204 l)elaronde street, and
proclaimed to all and sundry that
'larry McLean is a cur and a cow
ird," disturbing the neighborhood at
midnight. McLean has begun action
against Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ifebert
n the ('ivil District court for $5 00i
lamages. lie avers that Mrs. llebert
ias made certain inquiries of a
ieighbors of a damaging nature rela.
yve to the character of the McLear.s
or the sole purpose of casting reflec
ion and stain on his character and
elputation.
Mrs. llebert also stated "to her
learers," it is charged, that she and
ier husband were going to give Me.
Lean and his wife ten days' notice to
racate the house they rented from the
fleberts. Coupled with this state
nint were remarks of a damagin,
?haracter to McLean and his wife.
which carried the inuendo that they
were unfit to live in that section of
:he city.
R. D. Pitard Hardware Co.,
(Inc.)
222 DAUPHINE STREET
Phones Main 2425-242
PROMPT DELIVERIES
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
PAINT AND BERRY BROS.
VARNISHES
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Smilth The Sign Man
uOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000
o o
0 he Aristn CO. O
0
O ALBERT DE EN, Pres. ad Mar. O
o 209 Cnedleta Sr.-BsaU a Bld. O
o o
0 HEADQUARTERS O
o o
o For Everything New In 0
O Arrow Shirts and 'ollars 0
o 0
O Also 0
O O
O High Grade Silk and Knit 0
O 0
O Neckwear, Gloves and o
o o
o Underwear. O
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000 Open Saturdays Till 9:3 P. Y. 000
CHARTER
OF CENTURY O4)l. AND REFINING CO.
INC.
ULn:ted State. of America. State of Louis,
ania, I'ari't of Orleans. City of New
( )r leans.
Be it known, that on this 9th day of the
month of July. In the )ear of our Lord one
th ,sand nine hundred and seventeen (1917).
liefre tre. Watts K. Leverich. a notary
: i..:c :n and for the Parih of ()rleans. State
of Louis:ana duly commissioned and qualt
tied, and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned. person
ally came and appeared the several persons
Swhose names are hereunto subscribed, all of
the age of majority, who declared that
.va:i,;g theimselver of the provisions of the
laws of this State relative to the organiza
tion of corporations, they hereby form them
selves Into and constitute a corporation, for
the o'ijects and purposes and under the stip
ulat:ns hereinafter set forth.
Artile I.-The name and title of this car
i"r.-tin shall lie Century Oil and Refining
( ., Inc.,. and under its corporate name it
etoall e.oy succession for the term and
period of ninety-tine (99) years from and
after the date hereof; and shall have power
and authority to contract, sue and .he sued;
to accept and receive mortgages, pledges, or
other hypothecations; to make and use a
corporate seal and the same to break and
alter at pleasure; to purchase, receive, lease.
hold, or otherwise acquire and convey, as
w. 11 as mortgage and hypothecate. under its
corporate name, property, both real, personal
anI mixedl: to horrow m.aney. and make and
issue bonds and other evidences of debt,
and to secure the same by mortgages or
otherwise; to name and appoint such man
agers and directors, officers and agents as
the interest and the conve--ience of said cor
poration may require, and to make and estab
lish. as well as to alter and amend at
pleasure, such by-laws, rules and regulations
fir, the management and regulation of the
affairs of the corporation as may be neces
sart, proper or convenient.
Article ll.-The doimicile of this corpora
tion shall he in the City of New Orleans.
and all citations or other legal process shall
he served upoin the president of the corpora
tion. r in his absence, upon the vice
president.
Article IIl.--The objects and purposes for
which this corporation is estahl;Uhed, and
the nature of the business to he .carried on
by it, are declared and specified to be: to
mine, dig and drill for, or otherwise obtain
from the earth, or otherwise, oil, gas, sul
phur, salt and other minerals; to manufac
ture, retine, prepare for market, buy and sell
and transport the same in a crude or refined
condiitin: to a:quire for these purposes oil.
gas. sulphur. salt. coal and other mineral
lands and leaseholds, and other interests or
rights in real estate or nminerals: to con
Etrr:ct and maintain conduits and lines of
tuling and piping for the transport-ttion of
natural gas and or oil; to buy, sell, hold.
lease, mortgage, alienate and deal in real
retate of all sorts; to drain, reclaim, colo
nize, devellop and improve lands., to ereit
huildings and other structures, and to oper.
ate. lease or otherwise handle them and to
deal therein; to construct, acquire, maintain
and operate all railroads, tramways, tele
graph and telephone lines, canals, water.
ways, hoats and other means of transporta
'i-in necessary or convenient in prosecuting
the hiiusinesi of the corporation:; to construct
and operate h-otels, warehouses and general
stores: to isnie litnds. mortgages and hypoth.
"cati-i, t the extent necessary or proper
for its luisiness; to acqutire and hold. sell.
encumber or dispo,se of stocks and bonds of
o'her coiepanies to the extent permit'ed by
law: to exchange its entire capital stock, or
any part thereof, for proerty which it is
auth-orizeld t acituire. or to exchange its
rentire assets and hiusinerss, or any part
'her,.,f. fir irpervy iir stock Or bonds or
other ,hlict'ions of other companies: to hold
'trock in :her corporatio-us: to perfect antd
acquire patents rirhts, innprovements or
p qrce-se: ti, do and transact all ltusiness
nrorerly connected with. incidental or con
veii-ntt to any if the said objects and pur
Ar'icrle IV--The capital stock of this eonr
pnratin is herehv fixed at two hundred
'hi usand dollars ($.Y,Ofl000), to be dividled
-t i and represented by twenty thousand
f%.rln0O shares of a par value of ten dolla-s
'$S1 each. which capital stock shall be paid
fr in c:iash. or may he issued for propertv
actually received by the c'rporation, or fo
'ervi.es rendered. The capitol stock min
te increie'i ut to the sum of one million
dotlars ($l0to001r.~r
Article V.-A!I the powers of this corpo
riuns shall be vested in and exercised byhv
a board rf not less than three nor more than
nine directors, the number to be fixed I)v
the sticl-h-lder~s at their annual meeting.
The board shall elect from their number
a President, two Vice-Presidents. a Secretarv
and a Treasurer, and shall elect, but not
.Mcletan was superintendent of the
Algiers Railway and Light Coompany
and alleges he was damaged and hu
mtiliated.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
August (;aspard to Joseph L. Illum.
lot W\ebster, Opielousas. Slidell and
W\agner, $250 cash -Humphrey.
C'ollins ealty 'o. Ltd. anti ('omt
nier'ial Security ('o. Ltd to Wim. A.
Collins. lot Newton, River. Brooklyn
and DIiana $150 cash-- Private.
WIFE ASKS PART OF $250
SALARY AS ALIMONY.
I)eclaring that her husband aban
doned her on Sept. 22 and has since
refused to receive her in his home.
2S_7 Bell street, or to support her,
Mrs. Aliiieda Nelson. widow by first
marriage of Alfred Sherwood, and
now wife of BIenjamin II. lHarrison.
asks, in a petition filed in the civil
nourt Friday. for separation from him
land for alimony at the rate of $li1i
per month. Mrs. Harrison. who now
is residing with her son. Arthur Sher
wood, 53:11 Magazine street. was mar
ried to Hen Harrison in this city on
Oct 24, lt9:. She declares that her
husband has an average income of
$250 per month.
BUILDING PERMITS.
S. Shellice. owner and builder, sin
gle one story frame slated residence.
Public Road and New Bonner Home.
I$600.
G. E. Gillis, owner and builder, sin
gle one story frame residence. Patter
son and Homer, $4000.
E. J. Toregrossa, owner and build
i er: double frame house composition
roof. Nelson. lfArmas, Socrates and
Olivier Land, $1500.
l rce-aril f-,m the :r r- ii' r, s:.;s` other
othcers as they may think proper a.ind Lon
v, ent f* the carrying ogn if the conpany's
.. amil shall have the power to unite
t1 1.,,r :. re a--ttles and the same t., c,nfs-r
u a ,ne .::e per- ,n. --r ti d",pense with any
-ties in its d:scret;,,n. and to tix the sala
r.e- ,f all --tfiers. .agents and employ-yees.
A --ard o-f direct,'s sh'll ib elected an
:ualily. 1 the sec ,nd M )nday of July of each
year, the tirst :ect:on to be h lr:d in the
veir 1918 All utch elect:ons shall he by
,.il! It. at the office of the caporation. No
tice of annual meeting, as well as special
-wi,.t:ni s of stockhiidlerrs. s all be given by
wr::ten n,-' ce n:ailed fifteen days in advance
-f the late of such meeting to each stck
Ih .Iter a;ppear:ng as such on the to,,ok, of the
.,:niany. at hi: last designated address, or
at the (eneral I)elivery at New Orleans.
Inntsian'ri if he has not designated an ad
d-ers. Each sharehold,-er shall he enti'lcd
t) -ine v ite for each share of stock standing
in h. name ,in the hi*As of the company,
-a:d v.ite to be cast in person or by proxy,
and the majority -of the v ites cast shall elect.
The board of directors shall have the power
ta :tl all vacanc:es which .nay occur or in
any na:nner arise .,r lie created on the board
if directi:rs. even though no quarutnl remain
It the tine such vacancies are to be filled.
Failu-e to elect iirecto-rs on the day above
speciried -hall not diss.lve the carporation.
Lit the d-rec or-; the ii ift office shall remain
in office until their successr- s are elected.
The board of d:rect ,rs shall have power to
make andl esta!ilih. as well as alter and
amend., all by-laws. atles and regulations
n:i eieary and proper f-ir the support and
management ,-f the affairs and business of
the corpi'ration and not inconsistent with its
charter. The board shall have power, with.
out referring to the stockh ilders. to, borrow
money. execute mo rtgages, and issue notes,
pledge,. bhnds or other obligations in such
amounts and on sutch terms as in their judg
Sment may hie advantageous, and generally to
do all things reas",na!ly necessary or con
enient fofr the proper carrying on of the
huless f :ie c irporatin ; and they are
especta!ly a ilthr:zed to issue and deliver
full paid shares of stock and bonds or obli
caton:lc of the company in payment of prop
e-tv acquired ,yv sa:d corporation, and espe
cially f ir the whole or any part of the
!.cases or property now held by the Ln.uisi
ana Ctmpans. Incorporated, at such valua
tion as in their judgment nay be proper. A
majority of the directoirs shall constitute a
quorunn f.r the transaction of business. The
board of direct-,rs shall have the power, by
a vote of not less than two-thirds of all
d:rectors, t.I sell all.sr any part of the prop
e-ty, movable and immovable, belonging to
the corporati.lhl or to receive in exchange
therefor money or stocks or bonds or other
obligations of another individual, firm or
crorporation if any character, without re
ferring to the shareholders for power to do
-o. At any meeting of the board of direc
tars any d:rector absent from the meeting
may he represented by any other director.
who may cast the vote of said absent direc
tir accrding to the written instructions of
Said absent directo-. Until the annual meet
ing of 1918. the board of directors shall con
sist of the following: Claude J. Campbell.
p;st office address Lake Charles. La.; (lar
rnce E. llerdon, post office address Lake
Charles. La.; Abram Luria. post office address
514 libernia Hldg.. New Orleans. La.; E. C.
G(;ay. post office address. Lake Charles, La.;
R. Allgeyer. post office address. 514 Iibernia
Bldg. New Orleans. La.; II. Tate. post of
rice address, 514 Ilibernia Bldg., New Or
leans. La. (Of the foregoing. Claude J.
Campbell shall bie President,. Abram Luria.
Vice-President. II. Tate, Secretary. and R.
L. Allgeyer. Treasurer.
Article VI.-This act of incorporation mnay
be moadified, changed or altered or amended.
or this corporation may be dissolved, in the
manner provided by law. 'by a two-thirds
vote of the entire outstanding capital stock
present or represented at a general meeting
of the stockholders convened for such pur
piose, after previous notice shall have been
given in the manner above required to be
given of the annual meeting of the corpora.
tii,:l. The capital stock of the corporation
may ie increased or decreased by proceed
itgs in accordance with the laws of the
State of .louisiana.
Article VII.-If this corporation shall be
dissolved, either byhv limitation or from any
other cause, its affairs shall be liquidated by
three commissioners to be appointed at a
meeting of stockholders convened for the
purpose of liquidation, and to be elected by
a majority vote of the stockholders present.
which liquidators shall remain in office until
the affiairs o.f said corporation shall have
been fully settled and liquidated, and they
shall have full power and authority to trans
fer and give title toi all the property and
assets of the corporation, and to distrihnte
the proceleds. In case of death, disability
or resignation of one or more liquidators.
the vacancy shall lie filled by the survivor
or survivors
Article rIfTI.--No stockholdler shall ever
le held liable or responsiblle for the con
tracts or faults of said cirporation in any
further sum thIan the unnraid halance due on
the slhares of stock owned hv him. nor shall
any mere informality in oreaniration have
the effect of rendering this charter null. or
of exposing any stockholilder to any liability
beyond the amount due on his st-ck.
Article IX--There is annexed hereto an ac
cnrai'. dletailed and iteriried descriptinn of
crtrtain priipertv which is t, ie conveved to
thel c.rtoratii,,l in tvmmenlt of certain sl)iceir
tions for 10.2€ shares if its capital stock.
showing the amount. l,-catii)t. extent, char
Orcer and .a'e of inmpurvenlent of said p-,p
erty, together with a sta,-mo.nit nf the val:ue
,f samne as apprais-id by the direct irs of
this corporation. And in n-der that this
ha~rjt r may serwve s the n-iciial ,ake<-;n
tion list. the siitbseribers, hereto have inh-t
cr,'ed opp,e;. their res.ctI;Ve t isn:ltmtries tile
ninmber- oi shares of stick Sli,criblel! fir iv
each of them.
Thus itine and pnassel in ri- office at the
City of New Orhleans. Inunisanai. ,,n the day.
month and ,ear first atiive written. in the
eePsene if Mi)nt.!e M IT.enann anl Isaae S.
ITe!ller, cimtrt.tei witnesses. who have here
unto tlibscribed the;i names, together vwih
me. notc v. and <l; atitiearers, after due
re~adine of the whl!e.
(Oriiinal Silnl'dt Names of stuscribiers
11';tneses- M--nte M. .em-inn Tsaac S.
IHeller.
WATTS K I.FVERTICI. N,'. PuI'.
I. the ilnder-.".-I Re era'-le- of Ma-tgaces.
n aid for tue I',iih ,-f Ortlans. Stat. of
Ic ;is; na. Ii hnrl,.t re'';fv that the a!,ove
itdI frr . eint act ,f ne;oulsratiin of the
Ccct' ii s ti- a.,-! R C,.,:.,,, i . Inc. wa Iis
' ,lv -- e-,rdelil in my atire in Roik 1212,
folio -
New )rlel.s. OC)rtno'er -. Il17
I'MII.E J. LEONARD. D. R.
W'ATTS K. LEVERICII. Not. Pub.
Oct II 18 25 Nov 1 8 1S
AUTOMOBILE DIRECT
Call up The Herald. Algiers 503. a',d demnstratie
will be arranged to sut your conveu
Name of Car Distributor
ReD ,..,,, ..: h.,,
M , r r _ Circle it E II.
Premier Ihtr .ofy
re m. e (r:( Co. Circle r
Chalmers _ _ 752St
Franklin
752St a
Cole 8 :, l 708 St. c,,
A l!en F _. T.___I1:' . -t r 708St ame
Buick r *""
,,. 822 HoW A
Stearns Is. 822 H
7 > Bollwinkles
DIVERSIFIED
SEEDS
Conquered the
Boll-weevil Terror i
The name "BOLLWINKLE" stands for all that
is superior in the agricultural world. Bollwinkle
seeds, fertilizers, and farm implements, sprays and
insecticides, are recegnized as among the greatest
factors in the South's farming prosperity.
BUY YOUR SEEDS FROM
BOLLWINKLE
What te Plant in the Month of October:
S, O)nlon Seeds of all kinds. ('a',bIgc. (auli- z///
f!w' cr, tro-cl.h, Kale. LeekL, Sp:: ach,. Mustard,
Swu s C('h:d arrots, Bfeets ('orn. Salad. K hlrabi, - j
'hervil, Rad:shes. Lettuce, End.ve, Iarsrnp. Salt:fy,
Peas. Set ut Shallots and Artichokes and S'raw- 7 4
berry plants
SEND FOR OUR GARDENERS' CATALOGUE. .
Bollwinkle Seed Co.
Ltd.
S10 Dama.ae Street. Phone Hemlock UM 'fi
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
A CONSULTATIOI
with any of our officers will reveal many ways I
which we may be of service to you, and aivils y
to avail yourself of our facilities. Our bOslass II
conducted along lines that assure strength nd im
curity and a desire to serve our depeeItiers wll
careful regard for their special needs.
We invite your business.
Whitney-Central National Ai
20-"O
DALL
And Retu&rn
Account
Texas State Fair
On sale Oct. 13, 17, 20, 24-Limit, Oct. S, 15
Leave New Orleans, 12:20 NeoU
Arrive Dallas 7:20 Next Mornilg
No Change of Cans
Dining and Observation Cars
Secure Ticket. and Reservealeae
City Ticket 01ce, 227 St. Charles St., Ph II -
Ask for "Apache TriI" Book
l~re lasmt & atanith
,s the first and only cho r .f :he twn qr .. :;r ign piani:tS, ,HaM
4)li p (;abrilowitsch, who will for th .: " , i the historyl
Irersnt a two-piano recital. The Ma- I l..:ln ,s also the
the (hicago (rand O jera C o tr y :- Wh. ff -al piano oi-"
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