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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Important Developments In
the Burbank Pool

The No. 3 we'll of the Sinclair OIL
company, located in the southeast
corner of the northeast of 1-26-5, is
delayed by bad fishing job. This
operation has reached depth OF
1885 feet, and is now trying to drill
by string OF tools.
The Laurel OIL company has shot
It's No. l well. located In the north
east corner. OF the northwest Of
1868, and increased the production
to 500 barrels, The pay In this test
was found from 2,s6t TO 2,sS5 feet.
Tho Gardner Petroleum company
No. 2 well. IN tho northeast corner
OF tho southeast Of 1865, has been
drilled through the sand found from
2,793 to 1850 feet, and II showing
for 200 barrels natural. 1t will prob
ably be shot in the near future.
The Gypsy oil company's No. 2
well. in the southeast corner OF tho
northwest OF 5-26-5, found tho pay
from 1850 to $500 feet and IL re-
ported to be flowing 80 barrels an
hour, natural.
Tho No. well of the Carter OIL
company, located in the northwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
"T. ". Bdrnsddi club"

The employees ot Rarnsiall corr
poratinu and It's subsidiaries have
now completed the organization OF
tho T. y Birnsdnu club. With
headquarters In tho =. y. laruslall
clubhouse at BaruslalL okla. Nom
hcrship In the club IL dependent
only upon employment with Earns
dail corporation or subsidiaries
thereof
During the latter part Of August
n moetiuC OF delegates for the pur-
poao Of completing the formation Of
the club was held m tho clubhouse
at Barusdall. Okla. The meeting
was called to order by u. NJ. Lot
ridge. u. +. Macarthur was elect
ed chairman thereof aud n X. Kerr
secretary.
ON motion, duly mndc. seconded
and unanim oualy carried, the or
gani2ation was named tho II. N,
Harnslall club
The proposed constitution and
bylaws were then read by Mr. Lot
ridge, considered and adopted, and
the following directors were elected
to serve until June 10, i922; X. T..
Macarthur. r. NJ. Coftey Charles
jacobson, T.. IA Gray W. l.. Eagan.
IT, H. EChols and Thomas icnucll
regard I'm which the memory of MIR.
Rarnslall is held throughout the or
ganization which bears his name, aa
CXcmplificd by Article II OF the
constitution OF the club.
The objects OF this club shall he: (:
First. to keep IN remembrance r.
y. Harnsdall whoso great sym
pathy with an understanding OF tho
Joys and vicisaitudcs Of men in tho
oil business was. and IL, an inspira-
tion to those who knew him as the
soul Of liberality in hig-heartcd per
aonal services and financial aid to
unnumhcrcd friends--ln honor or
whom, we, the inheritors OF his gi
FantiG achievements in amassing
great properties. have dedicated
this "play center" to the happiness
and comfort OF tho employees Of
Barnsdall corporation Second
Mutual bettcrmont of the members
along social, educational and com
munity llncs. Third: To provide
n pleasant and convenient meeting
place for ueinbers Fourth: Tc
promote mutual kindness. good will
and helpfulness throughout the
Barnsdal family"
Also, that the annual meetings
OF the club shall he held on tho
tenth day of June--the birthday OF
T. n, Barnsdall (Artlcle VI, con
stltutionD
Following adjournment OF the
meeting OF delcGatcs tho directors
met and elected the following Of
| ficers; II. NJ. Coffey. president
| Charles Jacobson, vice president; ]
| NJ. Perkins, secretary, and Thomas
| Pennell, treasurer.
Chairmen were then appointed Il
serve until December 10 on com
| mittees as follows, such chairmer
| to select the remaining members o.
| their committees: II. G. Curnutt
| entertainment committee; Fred
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
In the Osage

The Usage Nation No. I well, locat-
cd in the northeast corner Of the
northwest of the northeast OF the
northeast of 22-21-9, has now
reached total depth OF 2.470 feet,
and II is reported will be abandoned.
This operation is through the
Burgess sand, which was topped
about 2,443 feet.
The Uncle Sam oil company No.
| well. in the center of the south
line of the southwest of the northeast
of 23-22-9, is duster at n total
depth OF 2,055 feet. Same company's
No. well. in tho northwest corner
Of the southwest Of 23-22-9. is dry
and abandoned at a total depth OF
2,250 feet.
The No. II well OF tho Gilliland
oil company, located in the center Of
the west line of the east half of the
west half Of the southeast of 26-
23-7, Is now shut down at a total
depth of 2,S45 feet This ia one Of
the deepest tests put down in this
locality
The important deep test OF the
Marland Refining company, located
| in the northwest corner of tho south
east of 1853. Is reported 20 be
! drilling at n total depth of 1895 feet.
with a small showing Of heavy black
oil.
In the center of the south line OF
the north half of the south half OF
/ tho southeast OF 3l-25-7, the deep
| test OF the Sterling and others Is now
down at a total depth Of 3,109 feet,
The American Pipe Line company
has shut in its 5000 ,000-foot gasser,
] II nf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Purchasing igcntS'
{ (OnUTntiOn

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....,,,,,,,'..,, 80 J.. >.,,,,,., ....I..,..
,,,, 49,. 49,. 49,. r.t.,., I,
,.N,
"Thc city tina, entertained l",..
OOO members of tlc O.. \. g.. luO,-
uOu Shriu,rs. 10000 td.,r.l..u.
mon. $4,000 stccl ucpt,r. ana that
has an average ~ two conventions
for every day w 'hc year Will Doc
able To- SEQ that tho program for uIg
purchasing agents convention b.
carried out ip prits,, shape.
"The Iur,hlMug Nl,uty Ns.ocIl
tion OF Indiana docs NOT want an,
moWbor to come in ludpunpuus fur
good time. It docs Not want %
single man tu spend t nickel tlr us
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

company located in the southwest
corner W the southeast of 80 27-7, is
shut down with a 1000 .0o0-toot gas
show In sand topped at 92l feet
New operations being started In
clude the following Tho owen
OsaEc OIL company has n rtg up for
It's 40, well, located In tho center of
the southwest of the northwest of
3i-sS-l1. mccoy No. 4 we'll located
in tho northeast corner ot tho south
west Of the northeast Of tho south
west " 2b2S-1O. Is a rig MP. The
Barusdall OIL company is rigging up
machine for its No. 27 we'll located
in the southwest corner Of tho south b.
cast OF tho northwest " 2b-2q-ll.
The No. 26 well ~ the Rarnsdan OH
corporation. I'm the southeast corner
Of the northwest of 35-29-1l. Is
spudding In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Much ActiUity in
NeW Robertson Pool

Since the opening up OF an oil
pool about month ago near the
town Of Robertson by the compile
tion of the Magnolia Petroleum
Company's 200-barrel well in the
northwest corner of li-1n-3w, that
section OF the country has been get
Iding a good play and many new
tests have been started. The orig
inal producer is located about n
mile east of the old gas field. where
monster gassers from 20.000,000 to
10000 900 feet were brought in, and
Il Is expected that the trend of tho
oil production will take an easterly
course from the we'll
A half mile east Of the oil well
d, ne Concord Oil company is drilling
Va 1896 feet In its No. Hark. To-
Gated in the southwest corner OF the
southeast OF 11-1n-3w, and is due
10 pick up tho 1,400-foot pay In the
next week. The Magnolia Pc
;roleum company's northwest
diagonal offset to the producer, be-
ing its No. l Gibson in the southeast
corner of 10. has now reached n
depth Of 700 feet. A quarter mile
east Of the original producer the
No. l Henry OF the Magnolia Pc
'roieum company. located in the
~ The southwest of IL, was last re-
ported rs drilling at $50 feet, while
the same companys No. I Gibson,
quarter mile west, in the northeast
corner OF the southwest of the
northeast of tho northeast of l5-
ln-3w has spuddcd in. The Homa-
oklahoma OH company Is now rig
gng up rotary tools for its No.
Henry, located in the southwest
corner OF the northeast OF the north
wovt Of the northwest of l4-ln-3w,
a quarter mile east of the new well.
\ mile northeast Davis & Younger
ar" now drilling at 425 feet In their
No. ! Watts, located in the south
"ost corner OF the northwest OF ~,
In the gas district there are n
number Of active operations. c. ].
"rightsman's No. we'll in the
northwest Of the southwest OF the
northeast Of 16-1n-3w is cement
ing casing on top OF the sand at a
aapth OF i,12S feet The Maetlolla
ICtrolcum company is drilling at
!zs feet its It's No, 2 Orr, located in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

TH, estimated dhliy average
,r.ss production OF the MID Cont
no., Glght oin field. including
oklahoma. Kansas, North Texas,
y..t-al Texas. North Louisiana ana
Arkausas. for tho week ended
August 81. was 10000 barrels, as
rempared with 724.670' barrels for
q, preceding week, a decrease Of
1870 barrels.
THE estimated daily average gross
rraduction of the Gulf Coast (hcavy
olD field was 10000 barrels. as
compared with 5000 barrels for the
preceding week, an increase Of
3 1870 barrels.
Tho combined daily average gross
r-uducuon OF the southwest field
was Sl3.600 barrels, as compared
with S23,TO0 barrels for the prcced-
iug week, a decrease OF l0,l00 bar
rcls.
oklahoma Kansas shows daily
average gross production Of 40S.430
barrels. decrease Of 5,010 barrels;
north Texas shows an increase Of
1850 hdrrcls. central Texas. an in
crease OF 470 barrels; north Louis
iaua a decrease Of $40 barrels. and
Arkansas decrease Of $500 bar
rels.
Tho estimated daily average gross
production Of the Wyoming and
Montana field was 43.970 barrels
as compared with l.240 barrels for
the preceding week. an increase OF
2730 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

corner of Tho northeast OF tho eouth-
east OF 5-2d- &. has been drilled into
the pay found from 2.9o0 TO 2.97O
foct ana is making about 100 bar.
rcls OF oil with considerable water
Casing Is bclnx reruu To try To- deter.
mino the source OF water I'm this op-
GRAFTON.
Several now operations ere being
started In this pool as follows Tho
Tidal Usage oil company has a rig
on tho ground Tor It's No. wcll, lo-
Gated IN the center ~ the southwest
Of tho northwest OF 6-26 6. Same
companvs 40. ? we'll In the south
west corner " the northwest " the
southwest of -26-6 ts ric uu and
Slmous and others have rig ON tho
ground f6r their No. I VOL. located
in the northeast corner W the south
west OF 1865.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands Of overfat people have be
come slim BY following the advice ~ doc
tors who recommend Marmola PrcscTip-
tion Tablets those harmless little TAT 70
dueoers that simplify the dose OF the IA
NOUS Marmola Prescription,
II too Tat, don't wait for the doctors
advice, Go now to your druggist or write
70 the Nnrmola Co, 4Gl2 woodward Ave.
Detroit NIcb., and FOR one dollar procure
a large case of these tablets
They reduce two, three, or -FOUR pounds
a week without exercise. dieting or any
unpleasant effects whatever, II too fat,
try this tuday,--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Kay County Test
Drilling DeeD

The important test OF the Prairie
oil company, six miles northwest OF
the Burbank pool, Is now reported to
be drilling at a total depth Of 3,32O
feet with nothing showing. This op-
erat!on. located in the northwest cor
ner Of the northeast Of the southwest
Of l2-27-4, is now well down in the
lime
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

the northeast corner Of l6, while the
No. I well OF murphy Il Kite, To-
Gated in the northeast corner OF the
southeast OF the southeast OF II, has
reached a depth Of 7St feet. e. j..
Wrightsman IN rigging up rotary
tools for his No. we'll, located I'm
the southwest corner Of the south
east OF g-lu-3w.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
OIL AND GAS
Leases--suppiies-rr Etc

Independent producer with II
years experience in Oklahoma and
hansas drilling, producing, leasing
ana selling leases practical Ceolo-
t'sii graduated at law; admitted to
oklahoma bar; desires to make con-
~ ions with good oil company; can
u. any position; best OF references.
Nl1ross box 325-F, care World
Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
Tordyoc T,st Showing Salt Water

The important wildcat tCU Of
Kemp and others, near the town of
Fordycc, Ark. which found show
ing Of of last week. I'm the top of
sand picked up at 2.iS5 fcct. ia re.
ported to have hcon hailod out and
10 be showing salt water. II has not
been proven yet whether the water is
coming from loaky casing or from
the bottom Of tho sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06
on MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Estimates Daily Average
Trude OH Production

Tho American Petroleum institute
mates that the daily average
s..-- crude oil production in tho
.r..I states for the week ended
...l'f 27 was 100000 barrels, "a
co.,. narrl with 1.3l5.i40 barrels for
Emo preceding week, a decrease OF
T. 2-u barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

W Y. Edwards W the warren
ruut company H tn the city from
Warren. Ia
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
CRANDALL'S-
THE Beautiful Gambler, !"

Grace D'Armond. one Of the most
beautiful stars of silent drama, will
be pictured at CrandaiPs Theater to.
day In The Beautiful Gambler" a
camera drama in which ample oppor.
tunity is afforded for spectacular eff.
feet and thrilling action. Let Me
Explain will be the added short-reel
comedy feature. For Friday and Sat.
urday. Nazimova will be featured in
Billions" In which she 10 spiendidiy
supported by Charles Bryant anil q
carefully selected cast. The extra
ADDED comedy feature will be Mack
sennetts most recent two-reel farce
"Astray from the Steerage.'
For the first three days of next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon at
g.. Roscoe C"Fatty'D Arbuckie will be
seen In The Dollar-A.Year Man"
which will be supplemented by the
added laughmaker. "Toonerville Tac,
tics" On Wednesday and Thursday
May Allison will be presented in "Ex.
travagance," with Southern Expos.
ure" the supplementary comedy.
For the last two days of the week,
Jackie Coogan will be screened In the
comedy hit Of the year. 'Peck's Bad
Boy"
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
METROPOLITAN
"Iha Golden Snare"

The Golden Snare" dramatically
Impressive and scenically refreshing.
of the James Oliver Curwood pictur-
lied stories, is drawing capacity houses
to Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
this week. Lewis s. Stone. Ruth
Renick, and Wallace Berry head the
cast. The hilariously funny supple
mentary feature is furnished by Larry
Semon In 1.-THE Rent Collector"
Next weeks program at the Metro
politan will feature Constance Tai.
nladge in wedding Bells" a clever
perturbation of Salisbury Fields stage
hit Of the same name. In which the
brilliant young Coincidence il admir-
ably supported by Harrison Ford. An
added attraction throughout the week
will be supplied in the exclusive Wash
ington first run Of Our Navy In Ac
ton" a new two-reel feature made at
the direction of the Secretary of the
Navy and specially released to the
Crandall houses for presentation in
the Capital.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
! MOORE'S RIAlTO-
charge It."

Charge It." a powerful play. by
Sada Cowan that brings out all the
latent histrionic powers Of it's star.
Clara kimball Young. as presented 81
Moore's Rialto Theater this week.
continues to prove one of the most
attractive cinema offerings. large au-
diences being in attendance every
performance Every married couple.
every household lives through the
theme SO deliberately presented in the
story at some time or other. and this
undoubtedly is the reason the produc.
ton has such magnetic appeal to all
classes.
A selected program of short film
features. coupled with a most appro-
pirate interpretative orchestra score
accompanies all showings.
Vivacious and popular Bebe Daniels
will be the featured star all next week.
beginning Sunday, in THE March
Hare" in which the high cost of living
is successfully downed by a little
daughter Of the rich who undertakes
to live a whole week in New York city
on the modest sum Of IS cents. Harry
Myers, Helen Jerome Eddy, Sidney
Bracey, Melbourne Mcdowell, Frances
Raymond, Grace Morse. Maym kolso
and Herbert Sherwood, together with
nahy other well-known screen art,sts,
make up the talented supporting cast.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
THE Wild Goose"

THE Wild Goose" the brilliant pic
turizatlon Of the story by Gouverneur
Morris. which was personally directed
by Albert Capellani with a brilliant
cast that featured Mary MacLaren.
Holmes e. Norbert and Norman Keer,
is proving an attraction Of brilliant
and unusual popularity at Loew's
Columbia Theater. where II will ter
inmate it's splendid engagement next
Saturday night. The Wild Goose" is
now running serially in The Washing
ton Times and first appeared in
Hearst's Magazine, where 1t was read
by millions. 1t is a profound and
moving drama Of wife who followed
a love call that proved only a decoy
and who, like the wild goose,
eventually came homing to her mate.
| The attraction OF featured import.
ance for the week beginning next
Sunday will be "A Wise Fool. the
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
3. F. KElTH'S
Vaudeville

; Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater
the leading attraction will be Joseph
E. Howard and Ethelyn Clark in "A
Hodge-Podge from Musical Comedy"
typical Howard blend. The extra
added attraction will be Frank Van
Hoven, The Dippy Mad Magician. %
home again after six years Of ire
mendous success In London. Another
stellar feature will be Eva Shirley and
Fid Gordon's Musical Boys. with Al.
Roth the jazz dancer, in Songs Of
the Moment"
Others will be Ned Norworth as
sisted by Evelyn Wells. in The Nut
test of the Nuts Handlers and Mel
lis the eccentric comedians; Gold and
Edwards as THE Two Dancing
Frenchmen;' the Four Casting Camp
bells; Seigel and Irving in feats Of
prodigious strength; Assop's Fables;
Topics OF the Day" and additional
offerings.
Next Sunday at and Sl5 o'clock
this weeks bill headed by Florence
Moore will be repeated.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
'AtLocal TheatersNextW

sents Elaine Hammerstein. In "Th'
Miracle OF Manhattan"
The attractions for the week com
mencing Sunday include the Uyeda
Japs, sensational balancing and foot
juggling artists, followed by "Ths
Street Urchin." a musical vagabonf
guaranteed to charm and please
Townsend. Wilbur and company. In
q rapid-fire comedy skit, The Smarl
Aleck"; Basil and Allen, In humorou:
songs, sayings and nonsense. and the
Wonder Girl, In an artistic and spec
tacular scenic novelty.
THE Last Door" featuring Eugene
O'Brien, will be the photodramatic az
traction for the week. 1t 10 speedy
story Of romance and thrills that vii
appeal to all.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
Women:S Summer
Hosiery
1T Special Prices

20 dozen Women's Pure Silk Hose, in black.
tan and few in white, all silk throughout,
slightly uneven in weave. $2.35 pair; If perfect,
would be marked So and $3.50.
Is dozen Women's Black Silk Iisle Hose,
fine gauge, weave sizes, 81 10 10.
CSC pair; If perfect, would De marked 81.
Also various other qualities of Women's
Hose, in silk, isle and cotton at reduced prices.
Women's Hosiery Section, First floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
Friday Special
Women's Sports
Goats
Greatly Reduced

10 Sports Coats of camel's
hair cheviot, all the seasons
newest shades, including rose,
green and old blue. $40 each;
were SS5.
7 Silk Sports Coats, Of satin,
Bocara and snakeskin SATIN, in
pastel shades. SIS each: were
S35 to $50.
7 Black Velveteen Sports
Coats, plain tailored and braid
trimmed. tuxedo and one-button
fastenin0s, plain satin and ra-
dunn silk lininrs. SIS each;
were $3.50 to $3.50.
Women's Coat Section, Third
floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14

Saturday Ethel Clayton will be
pictured In Sham" with Clyde
Cooke, the added starter as THE
Jockey" 49,
On Sunday and Monday Constance
Talmadge will be seen in wedding
Bells" camera version of Salisbury
Fields successful farcs The short
reel added comedy will be Three
Continued on Page F'ourteen) )
The Washington times., 1921-07-14

George Melford production. Of the IA.
nous story by Sir Gilbert Parker
'"rhe Money Master" This produc'
ton reveals the story OF a mans r.iis-
fortune which toppled him from the
heights Of affluence and set him to
work to build his soul anew through
the medium of love. James Kirk.
wood has the role Of chief importance,
supported by Alice HOLSTER. Ann
Forrest, Ann Hale. Fred Huntley,
William Boyd. Truly Shattuck,
Charles Ogle and others.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14

Black and white, the most popular comh
nation in summer footwear, and we are offer
ing this lot Of and stylish pumps at Il
price far below the actual worth.
They are made of fine white regnskin with
the tip, strap and collar of black calfskin. Good
year welt soles and Cuban heels of black
leather. This same model is also included, but
with patent leather trimmings. in these sizes:
to s IA: 4 to Z A; Az, 8, 5h, 6, B; 4, AZ,
s, 5h, 6, 6h, c.
Women's Shoe Section, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
Canada Gets Asbestos Plant.

MONTREAL. Quebec. July 14--It
Is reported that the Canadian Johns
ManvSlle Company will establish a
81, 900 900 plant at Asbestos. Quebec.
for the manufacture OF asbestos roof.
ing, shingles, etc.
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
kNiCKERBOcKER-
THE DoIIar-a-Year Man."

Roscoe f''Fatty'D Arbuckle will be
the pictured star of the bill arranged
for Thursday and Friday Of the cur.
rent week at Crandail's Knickerbocker
Theater in The Dollar q Year Man
The supplementary feature will be
the comedy. Blue Sunday" On
The Washington times., 1921-07-14
"Way Down East" Held
Over at Garrick-Preten-
tious Programs at Vaude-
vile and Picture Houses.
SHUBERT-c ARRIcK-
way Down East" Continued

Owing to the tremendous success
of Way Down East" at the Shubert-
Garrick Theater Manager Jack Ed
wards has decided to held this pro-
duction over for anothe" week.
That the old and new generation as
well are Interested in the. revival of
this classic which is indicated by the
capacity audiences at the Garrick all
this week. Way Down East has
played in every city Of the United
States. 1t made a tremendous hit Ia.
pictures. 1t is rural theme drama
that will live forever.
Robert Brister. popular leading man,
has scored a memorable success in
his Interpretation Of the character Of
David Partlett. Florence Evelyn
Martin plays the role of Anna; Hardie
MeAkin as Hi Hoiler, and Addison
Smith as the bashful professor.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-24
ARTICLE III

The objects aud purposes Of this cor
poration are hereby declared to be: To
dol general merchandise business. either
wholesale or retail. such as buying and
selling merchandise ofevery description
desired by said company and to this end
and IN order to secure itse!r in it's BUSH
ness venture, it shall have the right to
make any advances desired under it's
regulations aud by laws, and to secure
the same. shall have the authority to
receive mortgages, pledges aud other
securities and If desired it shall have
full authority to buy aud hold lands aud
other property and to lease or sell the
same; also to lease buildings and lands
for the conduct Of it's business.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-24
: ARTICLE II

The capital stock of this corporation
is hereby fixed at Fifteen Thousand ISIS,
0O0.U0) Dollars, represented by One
hundred fifty (150) shares of One hun
dr-d ($l0O.0O) Dollars each, with the
privilege of increasing the capital stock
to Twenty-Five thousand ($25 ,OO0.OO)
Dollars. Each share TO be of the above
named par value and this corporation
stall be authorized to begin business as
soon as One hundred twenty tl20) shares
shall have been subscribed and paid for
in cash or merchandise or it's equiva-
lent, and such stock to be issued at
it's face value aud to be full paid stock
and is to be subject to no further assess
ment or call by the Board OF Directors.