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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
GRy Associated Press. |


NEW YORK, March ll.--More than
So per cent OF the l.,5ss.oi9 motor
vehicles IN use In the world are In
the United states. With l0.505.66O
In ,his couh,ry AMI 9si.c3o in the
other English speaking countries
there are iett only l.la3.03O FOR the
rest OF the earth.
Divided into constitutional ciassi-
hcaton, the world registrations o.
motor vehicles are; North and south
America. li.lG2.ll0; Europe. i.ilo.996:
Asia. 1880: Ocean!a, l25.eSi: Africa.
o6.S32. Registration In Spanish
speaking countries aggregate "4l.5Sa.
Thesc statistics were gathered by
Automotive Industries. Others from
the same source show that countries
IN which motor vehicles are most
numerous are, in orGer: United
States. lo.505.G6O: Great Britain. 49,
$50: Canada. t63.i4S: France. c36.ltG:
Germany. 1885,: Argentina. $4,000;
Australia. 1900; italy. 5a.0OO; India.
$3.50: Dutch East Indies, $1,000:
Spain. $1,000: New Zealand. 1880:
Russia. $4,000: Belgium, $4,000: Union
OF South Africa. 26.46s: Brazil. $4,000;
Mexico, $4,000: Denmark. 22.aG0: Cuba
10000: Switzerland. 1901: Austria.
1880: Norway. 1880: Sweden. a.
ESQ; Holland. 1850: Philippine Is
lnnds. 1881 Japan. 1880: Algeria.
10000; Poland. 1000. and Chile, To-
600.
Motor Vehicles Everywhere.
There are motor vehicles every
where. however. The Malay states
have 5000; Turkey. 5000: Egypt. SIS
6Si: Czecho -Slovakia, i.is3; The Gold
States. $500: Morocco. $500: Siam,
2.lSI: Dominican Republic. 1900: Ia
wall, 1900: British Guiana, 1850:
Canary Islands. SSH: Newfoundland,
Goo: British West Africa. sec: Por-
:uguese East Africa. 100: French
West Africa. 2a0: Madagascar. l59:
Italian SouIaiiiand. 81, and even Mon
iovia has :
The province of Ontario-with oOo,-
500, has nearly half the total for Cam
ana while the prairie province OF
saskatchewan with 63.37O leads the
old province OF Quebec by 1000.
Although Argentina has total OF
1900 cars and trucks. tho city OF
Buenos Aires with population OF
100000 has only $4,000. nearly half
OF which are tnxicabs
SInny In britain.
The total registration OF 1882
FOR Great Britain, including Eng
land. Scotland, Ireland and Wales,
shows one motor vehicle for every
ninety-sIx persons. France has only
one for'every i52 persons.
MEXICO was the only country which
imported more automobiles i'm 1891
than in 1870. and careful estimates
SHOW that rs automotive registration
Increased nearly so per cent last year.
Porto Rico is using motor vehicles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
NEW CLEVELAND MODELS
MAKE DEBUT THIS WEEK
Has Been Sensation at Auto
Shows i'll Large Cities
of Country.

The new Cleveland models make
their debut this week at the auton. 0 :
bile show. This car has been one
Of the real sensations at the exhibit
iions in the larger cities.
y. &. Clemensen. factory repre-
sentative, quotes the fact that their
factories are running at maXimu,u
capacity and deliveries on the new
models can only be made on pre-
ferred list This naturally is en-
couraging, as il shows that the pub
lie is ready In buy when the produc;
and price are right.
OF particular interest are the alum
mum steps and individual tenders,
which give the car IL snappy and at
tractive appearance.
Nickclcd radiator, motometcr. tom
neau light and optional colors are
only few OF the many details added
10 this years model.
Further. the fact that the closed
cars were reduced 500 IN one sweep
ing cut just before the New York
show convinced buyers that rock
bottom prices had been reached and
now was the time to buy.
Mr.. Clcmcnsen will he at the show
al week and will lie pleased 10 go
over mechanical details and otncr
points that may interest the people
of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

contracts with deposits and shipping
orders for 2i.6i7 Durant four-eyl-
inder automobiles and 6,025 six-cyl-
inuer cars. total OF 30,S42 ma
CHIMES Delivery from November i,
l9.l. TO July 81. 1922. was specified.
The volume OF business represent-
Ell by these sales was approximately.
S3l.ooo,ooO. Yet IL was negotiated
from the Long Island office without
me assistance Of single travelling
representative. The total selling ex-
e"se was Sia,il6.a+ or an equiya-
rem safes cost OF one twentieth OF
one per ceat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
nattery EeonomI.er..

The mysterious compound, ard
wonderful discoveries which rechsrga
the storage battery In twenty mmp
utes should be avoided. These re.
Juvenators" viii have an injurions
effect and do more harm than good
The only normal way to recharse II
battery is TO pass current OF efsc<.
tricity through IL and avoid inturins
It or shortening its life.
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Auto Show TO Open
at ii O'Clock Daily

Beginning tomorrow. Rich
mond's seventh annual Automobile
Show at tho Coliseum. l.omhardy
and Broad Streets, will be opened
daily at IL o'clock. closing each
night Mt the same hour.
Free skating sessions will he
conducted afternoon and evening.
Dancing will begin at 9:t5 o'clock
each night with music by the
Greater Richmond Band and Or
chestra.
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MONoNGAH..

Mrs. Ella McAeieey Of shlnns
ton Is visiting her sister, Mrs. San,
ford Hall, on Bridge street.
Mrs. Grace Menear and daugh
ter, Edith May Nenear; were recent
visitors at the home Of Mrs Charles
Strickler.
Mary Annise POWELL Is Ill at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Powell Of Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Miller and
children, Florence Rosaline and
Jerome Harold Miller. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pica
us Of this place recently.
Hernden STUDY Is Ill at the hona
ofhis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLEY
STUDY, on Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Powell and
son of Fatrmont were visiting al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henfy
Mauller here yesterday:
Is Mrs. Walter Gaskins and Cata
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CREATE|...D.B J
Head Of Catholic Church
Urges Nations to Temper
Justice With Charity

ROME, Dec. 11.-tBy the Asso.
ciated .Press.) by the ALLEGATION
at his first consistory today Pope
Plus referred to the conference at
Genoa and similar meetings, assert;
ing.that he wodld reiterate to tbs
Forthcoming Brussels conference
his exhortation to the Genoa dela
gates to consider remedies for the
sad condition OF many Of the
worlds peoples. He said that con.
ferences such as the proposed
Brussels meeting were useless and
likely to cause bitter and danger.
GUS disappointment unless the gov.
erntnents: decided to temper justice
with charity.
He also recognized the appoint.
mehts OF several archbiahops Al
ready selected CT nominated.
The eight cardinals created to.
day were: =,
Monsignor Achille Locatelli, Nun.
clio in Lisbon; MonsIgnof Giovanni
Bonzano, apostelitic delegate in
Washington; Monsignor Hea.
riguez, Rey Y. CASANOVA, archbish.
op Of Toledo: Monslgnor Alexis
Charost, archbishop OF SRennes;
Monsignor Eugenio TosI, archbish
op of Milan; Monslgnor Arthur
Stanislaus, Touchet; archbishop OF
Orleans; Monslgnor Giuseppe Mori.
secretary Of the congregation coun.
ell Of Jesuits, and the Rev. Father
Franz Eprle, formerly the Vatican
librarian. n
The newly nominated cardinals
receive three formal visits during
the day, one from the office OF the
papal secretary Of state announc.
ing their election, the second from
the office! OF the apostolic chancery,
bringing to them the decree Of tho
consistory; and the third from the
paral master Of ceremonies, n.
forming thom that on Thursda;
morning the Pope would . bestow
upon them the red cap and the
rochet or short white surplice with
tight lace trimmed sleeves, sym.
bolizing the new position to whicc
they have been elevated.
!.
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Today's Blunder
Corrected
By JOHN {. SCOTT
Post1nlster. Enirr,innf

Do not wait until theflast min
ute to mail Christmas letters and
packages. Some people are
thoughtful enough to mail their
Christmas .letters and packages Ia
time for delivery before Christ.
mas; many others, Just as genes-
Gus. but less opghtful. wait an
I'll the last minute and then pour
their o Christmas mail into i dc
post oftice in a5pefteet delusa.
With the result that Thousands 81
it'll folks. and growI4ups too
are disap pointed ana perhaps
their Christmas spoiled because 4
letter OF ri ckage Is delayed and
mot devil Tered unit after yChfist.
mas.
Please man packages tor out or
town deliyery early ia the weak.
Sbeginning December II, and for
city delivery during the weel; end.
tnE December Is Such letters and
Ipacks Is may he Endorsed Do
Not open Until Christmas
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PelrsonalI

MEDIUM. Or. Himihia. world A
noted medium tells your lie
story from the stars. Ronemhsr
that the stars told 81 the birth OF
Christ. and those stars VIII guild.
you through life. n you are woi
ried, troubled and d iScouraged ns
any affair OF human life, send ms
the date Of your birth. 25 conts N
coin to bear mailing expenses ana
I VIII send you q horoscope that
viii be OF Importance to you. Az.
dress DR.. w. %. Himihla. I.o,h
Box 1888. Savannah. Cd. sl2s A
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tduction Of additional proofs,
which succeed ed in connecting Ifs
disability with his service in the
army.
On Atnlistice Day November
II last, the local chapter OF the
D. a. R. ut Grafton, W. Va,
planted what they christened q
liberty tree on the postotfite Let
with fitting cere1ho To secure
permission 1.-the government, the
ladies on the local committee had
an experience with governmental
red-tape which they will probably
always remember as an expert
tence weird and Unusual for them.
Filing OF blueprtnts and charts, q
mass Of correspondence, solemn
and formal written permission
from three seperate officials
these were some Of the Difficult.
ties. But at last the ground was
cleared 80 10 say for the plant.
ing Of the tree, which from last
reports Is floufishing. Tho com.
nittee had the active cooperation
at this end. Of Senator Davis Ell.
kins. His help was appreciated as
aletter Just received by him, sign.
ed by Mrs. Jed w. Robinson re.
cordlng secretary, testities.
"My Dear Senator Elkt1s,n she
wrote. ~ am directed by Eliza.
beth Cummins Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution, to
extend to you It's thanks for the
part you took in making a sue
cess of its ceremonies ION Armis.
tfce Day at the planting Of the
liberty tree on the postotfice
lawn"
]. B. Motifs of Warrington,
who Is an applicant for appoint.
ment as postmaster Of that town,
was a visitor in the capital last
week.
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This Date in History
DECEMBER II

1652-Dionysius Petayius died.
a French Jesuit Of great erudl-
ton as an author. &.
1806-Saxony Ierected into o
kingdom under Frederick Angus
tus by the treaty Of Posen, be.
tween Bonaparte and the elector.
1S07--Th6 Dutch fleet burnt
at Greisse, in Java, BY the British
squadron under Sir Ed Pellew.
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NEGRO ELECTRO UTED

BELLE FoNTE; Pa. nee. t.
doe Thomas. negro. convicted
murderer % an aged white woma.i
81 Mitflfn Township, near Pitss.
brrgii. WIS put to death In the
foific chair at the Western Pen.
re s2afy this morning. He was
placed In the chair at 7:l1 q d.
and pronounced dead seven min
utes later.
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Houses AND Lots

TWO LOTS located at sycamore
Addition, Warrington, w. va.
Write to John Vivone, Company
Of" First Infantry, Fort Sam
iAops''n' 4'2as; No. s14..A.
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crime Gaskils were shopping N
clarksburg Saturday.
Mrs. George Hartrick and he:
sister. Lorain Fleming, were shop.
ping In Fairmont Saturday:
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For Rent

ONE THREE AND one FOUR
room furnished flat with bath.
Apply A. j. Hayes No. II Hayes
building or phone s27 Warrington.
614S Al
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Lost

BULL dog answers to. name Of
Jack. He Is all white exception
OF one black and one tan ear. Re-
ward II returned to Lewis Clinton
Barrackyille, W. Va. A
No. 6147-A.
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For SALE

Modern four room house oa
Speedway, hardwood, bath, gas
aud electricity. Basement laundry,
stationary tubs; Lot 50x140. Con
yeuiently located for either am.
ployes Of Owens or Domestic Coke.
Price $3.50, one.third cash, bal
anee same as rent. For further IN.
torlEation cali l651.R 80
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CoaaIlLands

$50 ACRES coal located on NJ. &
x. r. R. tirper Freeport sold
balance for sale. $50 acres ad,
jacent% Bakerstown only. this vein
.is already opened. Short haul Nd
dress Or. 9. s. Fortney, Hua-
.dred. w. Va, or Geo. " white.
Kingwood, Wa
No. sls6-A
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Farms For Sale

HoMEsEEkERs. send for W..
ginla farm list best climate,
Dept. v, Emporia, Va. 5ss2 a
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/ tor Balm % TIE Bureau 81 Mines IN
his annual report. He Recommends
that permission be sectred from
the interstate Commerce Commits
sion 10 open new mines, the com:
pany to show. public convenience
and necessity therefor. 4
Director Baln's mriendations
are directed largelyttoward blum.
inouB mines He refers to over.
manning, .trregularity Of. employ
n1ent. oyer.expansion and seasonal
demand as causes Of hardship TO
both operator and miner. He be.
lieyes that II the opening Of add.
tional mines can be stopped or the
rate Of opening decreased, mine ca
paclty can be adjusted to current
needs.
Coal storage by the consumer or
by some distributing agent opera
ton between him and the mine Is
also recommended. He advocates
storage on the ground at mines.
He says thatfa much as 10000, 600
tons Of bitunilnous coal have boon
stored in the past, stating that With
proper selection Of coal Il is pfac:
ticable to store large quantities OF
Most coal at moderate cost. A-use
classification to permit wider pool.
ing OF coal If also suggested, az Is
also a system toipenalize dirty coal
to assure each grade selling on it5
merit.
Ronceverte Is the only town In
West Virginia whore every dwell
ing is provided with a door slot
or mail receptacle, the new re.
qulrement Of the Postofflce
Department to insure mail devil
cry.
Among the weekend sotourners
from West Virginia In the capital
are Ed. W. knight, prominent
attorney of Charleston and Earl
A. Eden Of Buffalo, w. Va.
n t
The following pension awards
by the Pension Bureau, were ar
nounced at Senator Sutherland q
Office: Michael p. Wells Of Fair.
mont, increase to $72 per month
from September 90, 1929; Hud-
son M. Wood Of Ansted, SIS per
month from September 90, 1921,
and SIS from October 8, 1929:
William s. Tabor Of Nemours, rs
per month from October 20, 1891
Clifford Wilson ex-soldier from
Montgomery, w. Va, after many
months. has succeeded in con.
Meeting his disabilities with his
army service, and on Saturday
came away from the Veterans
Bureau with a check for 1888 and
q temporary disability rating Of
10 per cent, which argues we'll for
a more Just rating now that hs
has established his compensation
status.
The case Of Wilson is one upon
which Senator Sutherland has
spent much time and personal ef
fort. He considered 1t a most de-
serving one, as well as an urgent
~ needful one, and took great in
terest IN bringing about a final
adjustment, more or less sattsfac.
tory to the afflicted ex- soldier.
The claim Of Wilson had been.
turned down by every board,
NereVy appeal board, and a rever-
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Fnr.nisfed Rooms

TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS: 40s Quincy street, 1854
a. LARGE SLEEPIN6 APART.
MBNT. Phone Slsi2.S coo Ma
PIE avenue. 61bOA
TWO LARGE FURNISHED light
housekeeping rooms. Call lses-M
LIGHT HouSEKEEPING ROOMS
2l1 Chicago street. eifiA
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EASY TERMS on Spruce street
cottage. -Four rooms, bath. Also
four rooms on Speedway car lins ,
GRO: a. BRoBST. eis7A
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Tailoring-Pr essin9

WE REPAIR, REMopEL AND
REFINE COATS CHEAPER
AND BETTER. SILVER tabor
ING COMPANY. 31S MADISON
STREET. PHONE 1s61.H 5sS7A
WE CLEAN ~ LoTHES CHEAP
Z Err tAND BETTER, SILVER
TAILORING COMPANY, S1S MAD.
lsONs STREET. 5ssSA
a TRIAL will convince you that N
pays to let Us clean. press and
dye your clothing. PEARSON
THE MASTER TAILOR, Phone
1881 .ess Wewtll cal. ssSsA
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Autos And accessories

TWo-To N5TRAFFIC TRUCK. "A
remarkable bargain Tor cash.
WFitAS a. O. Athas Warrington,
wv, We. 80. 6S34A
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Restaurants
. MisceIlaneouls ZOE Sale

oRANGEs-Fancy assorted box
containing so oranges Is grape
fruit, 100 kumquats, 20 tangerines
far fruit Jelly prepaid $375.
Growers Fruit Co., Tampa, Fla
4,s;,,u y ~ So 6151A
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Rnsiness Opportunities

FOR sALE-Rostaurant Sand Con:
fectionery. Only lunch room IN
place. See Bird or wife at Gov.
cred Bridge, Barrackyille; Phone
21'F.2. 6153A
7 MlAMI,I F!LoRIDA, = Daily
Metropolis Want Ads isc per
word cash with order.
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Ronceverte Is the only town In
West Virginia whore every dweil-
ing is provided with a door slot
or mail receptacle, the new re-
qulrement OF the Postoffice
Department to insure mail devil
cry. 2 1.
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Office 3l2 Deyeny Bldg.
FAIRMoNlT. w. va.
PHONE 14pisJ

DR.. DEEM, CAIR0popisr AND
FOOT SPEC n ,isT Ar SHURp
LEFT AND " TONS EVERY
MONDAY SOS6A
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sal was only secured BY the pro.
sducaon Of additional proofs,
which succeed led in connect cling lis
disability with his service in the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-11

Regulation OF .he opening Of nsw
coal mines 3 adv coated 81 piret,.
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Among the weekend sojournera
from West Virginia In the capital
are Ed. ". knight, prominent
attorney Of Charleston and Earl
A. Eden Of Buffalo, w. Va.
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There is an unconfirmed rumor
afloat IN the capital today TO the
effect that there Is soon to be an.
other vacancy on the bench Of the
Federal Circuit Court &for the
Fourth Circuit, by the resignation
Of Judge Charles A. Wood. 1t Is
claimed that there are grounds tos
believing that Judge Wood plans
to retire. Wet yirSinlans Who
were. Interested in getting their
state represented on this bench
twice within the year but saw the
effort fail, are discussing the ri.
NOR Of the resignation as a strong
'probability.S Should another VA.
teancy occur on that bench ;theylwtii
put forth q third effort TO have
some West ylrginIan appointed.
THEY assert that half OF the litiga.
| ton before that court originates IA
West Virginia. 4
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DIR. ASA q. SMITH
Osteopat THO Physician
Board rs Wanted

GENTLEMEN 40 RDERs-Room
aud Board $1,000 per week; new.
" fitted up: dee bath; modern Goa
yeniences: FAIRMONT RooMING
HOUSE AND RESTAURANT. sil
Water So. Phone 1863. siosA
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.oRANGES-Fancy box, assorted 80
!; oranges, II grapefruit, II ltanger.
ines, So kumquats, $3.50 express
prepaid. cash with order. Vaughn
Fruit Co., Tampa, Fla. 6152A
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WHAT viii your glft TO the
family be? a DODGE automs.-
bile Of course. Ask about our
easy payment. plan. SNYDER NO.
TOR co.
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THREE JERSEY COWS, 8, q and
5years old. now milking. See O.
3. Ballah, s05 Glenn Avenue. I
No. 6149.A
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1921 CHEVRoLETs. Call at Lay
mans Garage. Phone 1405-Jx1.
No 6145.A
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ONE FORD ROADSTER, one Ford
Coupe, one Z passenger Ford
All IN AL condition, DISC lniscel
ianeous second hand lumber, Cal
1897. 3 s126.Al
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wAsHrNGTofs nee. Ill
Senator aud Mrs Howard snthar.
land viii introduce their charming
and accomplished debhtante dadghi
ter. Miss ,Margatet Sutherland, next
Wednesday at n ..at home. from
- to q O'Clock at the Wyoming,
where the SutnefiandS are living
for the season, Nd n
Arizona republican., 1922-05-24
We Will Pool Products
of Like Grade for a
Month and Pay Off
Monthly

The Association shall, for all pur-
poses here, pool or mingle milk or
cream Of the Dairyman with milk or
cream Of like grade delivered by
other dairymen named in contracts
generally similar to this contract
This Dairyman agrees that his milk
or cream or by-products thereof may
be so mingled and that the returns
therefrom, less all costs, advances
and charges, shall be credited and
paid to him on a proportional basis
out of the receipts from the sale,
marketing or other disposal of all
such milk or cream of like grade or
of the by-products therefrom, each
pool to be for a calendar month. pay
ment to be made monthly for whole
milk or cream, and as and when de-
termined by the Association, for by
products therefrom.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-24
How the Association
Secures Plants to
Handle It's Products

IA. (a) After due investigation
and notice. the Association may cause
a warehouse and financing corpora
ton to be organized for the purpose
of leasing, purchasing or construct
ing, and operating, warehouses or
other plants to handle, treat, process,
warehouse or store any or all of the
milk and milk products delivered by
members of the Association or
others; and to aid in financing the
said members and the Association
(b) Such Association shall
have an appropriate name, and shall
have common capital stock, and may
have preferred capital stock, in
amounts estimated as sufficient for
its purposes by the Directors OF the
Association.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-24
What Subsidiary Cor
poration Does for the
Association, Oper-
ates at Cost

tg) I e Association ma Y
make cross contract with the cor
poration, providing substantially as
follows: That the corporation shall
handle, treat, process, store, ship and
deliver milk and milk products; en-
dorse, finance, borrow or lend, all as
required and directed by the Associa-
ton. Such service shall be on a non
profit basis; and the corporation
shall receive therefor only the actual
costs of such operations and amounts
apportioned over the operation of one
season, sufficient to pay a dividend
of eight per cent on the outstanding
common stock and the dividends on
the outstanding preferred stock, and
to retire in each of the five calendar
years, beginning at the time set forth,
one-fifth of the preferred stock, or
one class thereof; and a sufficient
amount for taxes, insurance, depre-
CtdtlOHs pebt6FH1enLS ana SOT1rlSECiai
and secondary charges, all as the Di-
rectors of the Association may in
struct and limit the corporation and
not otherwise.
(h) Any warehouse shall be
conducted as public warehouse;
with such charges as may be i'm
posed through an official body or
with such charges as are generally
prevalent in the district; and any
earnings made from such operation
as public warehouse shall be
untitled for payment Of overhead
expenses of the corporation.
(i) The Association shall re-
tire each class of preferred stock and
pay the dividends on the stock by
deductions from the milk products of
the members.
Cd Any warehouse at ter
minal points OF points outside of the