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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28

Ono teaspoonful of arabic soil Is
said to Contain more living organ.
isns than half the population OF the
United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28

Wallace Reid. he appears IN from the lively
comedy drama, 1.-THE Worlds Champion. az the Liberty this
,ceek The locale Of this story is England and IL
William Burroughs young cho prefers fishing TO the
study Of theology for rhch he is destined He array
from the parental home and becomes fight champion
NeedIess % add The action from here on Is hr1Ano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28

American giri and Il awakened 70 IN,
folly OF his infatuatlon for the dancer
brings a pleasing climax 10 the
story.
"Foors Paradise" Is now playing
tn It's second week at the Strand.
WINTER GARDEN
Doris Kenyon. a screen star In her
own right. plays opposite George
Ariisn In The Ruling Passion" AZ the
Winter Garden this week. she ia a
charming young actress.
The Ruling Passion" IN a comedy
drama II presents Ariisn IN the rols
OF a kindly old gentleman who proves
himself good angel 10 a pair Of
young lovers
COLISEUM
A remarkable transformation Il
achieved BY Theodore Kosioff IN the
rois Of Louis Racine in '-rh, Lane
That Had No Turning" tho Para
mount picture. starring Agnes Ayr-s.
which opened today at the Coliseum
From IN. handsome young s-iEneur
Of Pontiac he IL rendered 10y an In
Jury into hunchtsok and tho trans
formation Ia triumph Of makeup.
COLONIAL
Aiico Lake n called upon 70 drive
team OF husky malamutes In I'm
eharted Seas" tho picture drama In
which she In oo-starring with Ru-
dolph Valentino NJ the Colonial
The dogs were brought from their
frozen home In the North 20 South
crn California especially for this
Metro production.
OAK
Ancient Babylon In an ~ It's
prodigal maRnificencs is one Of the
setting In cccn u. DcMiihe's proiuc-
ton. male and Female" the pictur-
lzation OF James NJ. Bhrrie's The
Admirable crichton." which plays
for the las. time at the Oak tonight
Evening star., 1922-11-25
APARTMENT HOUSES.
For SALE.

fDh SALF.
APARTMENT HOUSE oF COMPLETELY
furnished apartments; all rented: splendid
money making proposition; situated in very
best NV. section: VIII sell Immediately: owner
going abroad; positively no brokers' Address
Box GO 4. star Office. 26'
OWNER GOING AWAY. WILL SACRIFICE
Well paying. we'll located modern and well
rianced apt house Address Box 19f-S, Star
office
LARGE APARTMENT BUILDING, Il APIS.
and rooms and bath: central NV: rents
over S.o.An: bargain: elevator; +lec. Light
and steam heat. Might trade for business
property. Address BOX 236-V. Star office.
FINE TWo-FAMILY APARTMENT. EACH
Of hve rooms and bath. with cellar and hot.
water heat: building is over 30 feet wide
rooms are lars. and cheerful: in good location
IN wide paved avenue northeast. Price,
Si0.hpD; terms.
70. >al---on Tennessee ave ne a very de-
slrable room and bath brick, with cellar and
hot water heat. Price. S7.ID0. Terms
JOHN ScRIVENER & BROTHER
gl4 G. St NV
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

NON N-HousEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
rooms and batl...............S6 ST., per month
rooms and bath -, per month
: rooms and bath .::...... $40 per month
Including heat and light. Available imme-
d:atey. Apply at office. Cairo Hotel. 1915
Que st. NV. ]. 7. HOWARD. Mgr.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-CORNER APT. S
outside rooms and reception hall tile. bath:
immediate possession. Toronto, Apply Apt. 8.
222e 9 ST. NV.
New building. ready for occupancy about
November Ist
Modern-Fireproof.
Exclusive Sheridan Circle Neighborhood
Unusually Large Rooms
4 rooms and I bath. .S1oo
S rooms and I bath. .SIoo to SIPS
5 rooms and baths. SI4o to $I6o
Floor Plans Available.
Weller Construction Co.. RuilderA
H. l.. RUST, Agent.
nl2 la,n ST. NV.
CHOICE APARTMENTS
NOW READY,
1916 SIXTEENTH ST.
Wonderfully located.
Modern fireproof structure.
Refrigeration; incinerators.
Napor heat
Apply at premises. del6*
NEW APARTMENTS.
SHAlVMUT, MONTELLO,
KNOWLTON,
roth and Columbia Road NV.
Very desirable hve-room and
Al
porch. at SI3o and $40. Two
room, kitchen. reception hall and
oath apartments. SS5. 500 and
Sos. First-class service. Resi-
dent manager and cafe on prem
ises.
B. f. SAUL CO..
I4I2 EYE ST. NV.
MAIN 2Ioo.
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WANTED TO RENT.
CLEAN GROOM AND BATH.
Ahout SGn

Address Box 61-A. star office. 26'
WANTED-5 OK 9 ROOM HOUSE; ANIL. :;
not over $50; desirable neighborhoOd; near
cars Will lease. Address Box 3l4V, Star
office 26s
WE HAVE 4 LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE
clients for unfurnished houses.
NORRIS CAFRIrZ COMPANY. Inc,
913 18th St. NV Main 817.
List your for rent properties with us"
Evening star., 1922-11-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-tontinued.


BETHESDA. ADJACENT TO CHEVY CHASE
nice Broom house. sleeping .'or"ires: INV Il.
ami; u Df an acre ground: flowers: rhlck"!
yard: garage; age; . square from cars; 'llarminf
home. APPLETON CABY. 723 Mass. a"-.
ne Telephone Line. 6io7.
FOR SALE-j-ROO BUNGALOW. ,I.AREN
don and Fort aves. Clarendon: ami: hard
wood floors. open fireplace cellar under who"
house large lot and mic" garage. at 500
with 500 cash and haiaDce ~ low a. SG''
month. Can give inm"diat. possession. other
new houses in Clarendon and Lyon Park
ton on Terms ASHTON { JONES. Airing
ton County G. H. clar.nd"n. Va.
CHEvERLY-Two LEVEL LOTS l"o FEET
front. on concrete boulevard; 1In feet deep
plenty trees; good investment: Owner mus
dispose at once; cents slaar" foot. Adde'S
Box 316-A. Star Office 20.
SIN FINE LOTS. PROMINENT CORNER
Clarendon. for stores or bungalows: rar" "i,
pOrtunity: bargain. L. WILLIAMS r,..n ~.
Star bldg Main 5000
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS q ROOMS AM,
bath large sleeping porch: all modern COT.
veniences: high elevation; for safe ty owlrE
Address Box 22:-V. Star Office" ~
AB1SGTON-8 ROOM AND EArH i.r'NGA
low with all modern c"nv"nirn"rs. = h!ur&-
from car schools. stores and cLGrrh.s hum
by owner and must sell: 500 81 M" casa
Address Box 2":-V. Star oftr". 90
RIVER COTTAGE AT CABIN IuIIN: 3
rooms. scre-hed sleeping porch: completely
furnished: tictro!a: good fishing: au al! war
fouhd camp. Address Box 3",-V. sta "t.ir"
9.s
NOTICE
We have jnst had de;r>,t forfeited on ID
6-room and bath hoUs" w!in M. just out ~
city We Will let THIS bargain Z" withpl'
any cash payment and So - VIII TAX" ear,
OF all interests and prin"ipn, At quick
THE +. g. GDuDNDW 80.
723 18th 81. W Ma - 2..
WooDkIInE-NEW: SEVEN ROOMS ANl
foored attic: hrt-warer heat. ami: arg.
porches; large lot Tr-m- 10 >u.'. Unl.r
S +. PFAr. 1890 Mouro" ST no
BETHESDA. on PIkE-SIX- ROOM SEMI
bungalow: }. VIII: garage: lot :,O3.3n: - .Ocr
IANDWEliR. 5o6 FcndiIl bldg Main $50
go
BUNGALOW. q ROOMS. ATTIC. PATn Gel
lar. garage. acre tot frlIt trees; AT Sea
brook. Nd. Il. RATIIMANN
POTOMAC BEIGHTS.
Have You seen Il: Now having The mos
wonderful growth n individual homes Of any
part OF Washington. High rolling grognl
overlook ng the Potomac. W. nav. ngruri
up for sale about 100 pI"fiv sites NJ rnnaers :.
prices, easy terms. Many homes gang NJ
now. Some for sal". BETTER hurry Hp og y"l
VIII be too late 10 get into THIS section. A.
ways strictly white and high c'as>. See "
+. JACKSON, Owner. living on the property
542i Conduit road Cleveland i>2 "r : 7
pORSEIT. owner. l"hi II -. NV Mair 7GHn
Evening star., 1922-11-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY

TWO ADJOINING PROPERTIES. MEAsUK-
ing 25 and "a feet frontage and 40 feet deep
to 3O-foot alley, on Goth ST. near st. NV.
will be sold together separately. Second
commercial zone. Building height regulation.
s5 feet. Suited for public garage or storage
v. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

LARGE ODERN DETACHED
ABATEMENT: rental very reasonable
h-.ns Si3.."p per annum: non resident
owner has instructed us to get an offer
around s.J's; unusual terms We
recommend The purchase Of such
building for speculation or Investment
Also number OF other apartments,
fats, business and investment property
thar Will stand close investigation.
n. +. RHON CO., INC.
Main 4531. 1923 + st.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LOT 7GxlI5, SQUARE 2125. MASSACHU-
setts Avenue Park: price 7Jc foot; or, will
exchange for brick or tile detached house in
No"dley or Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase.
ID c. and pay difference cash: nothing over
so 900 considered; submit bona fde PROPOSE
ti"ns 10 owner. Apt. lOl, Wardman Park
annex
ATTRACTIVE FRICK HOME IN WASHING
ton He chts Of j. rooms. 3 baths, hot wa ter
heat. eier. lights. parqGet floors. garage: in
Al condition. Price, SlS,9 Address Box
l1gN, Star office.
AHOET FORTY LOTS IN CHEVY .ci1ASE
section will trad. clea= OF incumbrance and
put in cash if satisfactory transaction
KLES- IL E,nns Rdy
Evening star., 1922-11-25
FOR SALE-LOTS.

THREE BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOTS IN
Sauls Addition: NV. corner 14th and Longfel-
low sts. NV s0xl20 it: Sc. corner nth and
Montague sts. NV. 55xll9 IT.: ne. corner l4t!i
and Madison SITS. NV, o5x119 IT: excellent
buy. MUNSEY TRUST CO.. REAL ESTATE
Dept: Exclusive agents. |
CHEVY CHASE. u. CSC LOTS. GREATLY
reduced prices. easy terms; liberal commits
sion to agents. GERTRUDE VAN HoESEN,
sl9 18th ST: N. s417. 2i'
a. ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL WOODED LAND
In Chevy Chase. u. C.. for sale AT less than
liberal commission TO agents. GERTRt DE
VAN HOESEN. s19 18th ST. NJ. SAY 26'
CHOICE LOT. WOODBRIDGE. 5Oxl3o FT. !.
high elevation: sacrifice. Phone y. a1Gi J. 2G'
SIXTY-SIX HUNDRED SQUARE FEET Of
ground go frontage by 10 deapl. rn.mpr"yed
on 18th st. NV. valuable location. Can b"
purchased at a very reasonable price. Business
sites Of this kind are very few on llth St
No agents Address Box .5-A. Star office.
SUBDIVISION. 225 LOTS. VERY CLOSE N:
beautiful approach attractive, cheap. Address
BOX 37-A. Star office.
CASH BARGAIN IN CHEVY CHASE. u. c.
Will sell my 6Oft lot. located i+tween two
houses on paved street with water and
sewer. for 21c a square #. il sold iume-
diateiy. Address BOX 30s-A. Star office.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES OVERLOOKING
18th st. and Rock Greek Park. OWNER. Co.
Iumbia 421s. after 8 pm.
FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES COVERED
with tre-a. overlooking Rock Greek Park. just
Adams $50 Main 1914
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE BUILDING SITES
Lowest prices and eIsy terms: special induce
ments to builders and homeseekers. Z. ii.
RUSSELL. 320 Colorado building. Phone Main
1855. Evening. Cleveland 15G2-W. deg
Evening star., 1922-11-25
<Il1'ri'i

We have jnst had d.p.>,t forfeited On 81
8-rooIn and bath hous. w.ii, a M. jU-t out ~
city. We Will let ms bargain Z" withogr
any cash payment and So - VIII TAX. car
OF all interests and prin"ipn, At quj.k
THE F. g. GooDNoW 90.
100 18th :, N w NJ. :, p,,-
Evening star., 1922-11-25

OOO-2-4-6 Louisiana Ave. NV.
Corner property, 4-story brick building con-
tanning 8 apartments and 4 stores; electricity.
steam heat: entire building recently reno
waited: new heating plant; bringing an excel
lent. return on investment: immediate pos
session can be given to part of building; can
be bought at a bargain price.
APPLY NJ. SHAPIRO,
600 La Ave NV
Evening star., 1922-11-25

SIN FINE LOTS. PROMINENT CORNER:
Clarendon, for stores or hun -aiuwS: rsr" ot,
portunity: bargain l.. WILLIAMS ryu.n w.
Star bldg Main 5000.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

| VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS Il ROOMS ANiI
bath. large sleeping porch: all modern cnl.
| veniences: high elevation; for safe by oxHrT
| Address BOX 222-t. Star office IG-
Evening star., 1922-11-25

WANTED-10 TO 20 ACRES LAND, WITH
or without improvements; near District; cash.
A. HORAK, Berwyn, Nd. 26s
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

SIX ROOMS. BATH. HOT
water heat, electricity. gas. open fireplace,
etc. Woodbridge. Reasonable. North 7422-W.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

APT. OF TWO LARGE FRONT, FIRST
floor rooms. opening large porch: sink and
gas raUgc: eiec.- h.-wh.. tele.: right down
town; rent, SD: also single room for lady
I-lA- ST. l1li Y
Evening star., 1922-11-25

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
sale on Penna. ave. near 10th at. W, Priced
right for quick sale, $4,000. No agents. Ad-
dress Box 829-V Star office.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

WOoDKID1 E--NEW: SEVEN ROOMS ANB
Hoored affic: hrt-wafer heat. mi; arg.
porches; large lot. Terms 10 >uf. OWE
S T.. PFAT 2E3O Monroe II ii
Evening star., 1922-11-25

tuI'R ROOMS. MODERN: NEWLY PAPERED
aud painted: $50. 23ti2 1ith st. NV 2J'
27.-.f CONN. AVE. NV. COR. GARFIELD
SESSION
Evening star., 1922-11-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

]tG2 II ST. S.E.-TWO ATTRACTIVE FRONT
looms: gas, electricity. telephone: practically
r'w. priyat. horse: excellent service. 26'
-IN APARTMENT OF ! ROOMS AND BATH,
1Ith and Ill SIS. NV: newly papared and
painted. j. DALLAS GRADY, 81, Maryland
bldg. li1n II st. NV Main ~.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

12S f ST NW-FOTR ROOMS, PRIVATE
hath; h. W H.. electricity: corner lot; all out
side rooms: uuirt refined people 27s
Evening star., 1922-11-25

ABINGTON-S ROOM AND BATH l:r'NtA
low with all modern c"nv"nirn"rs = h!ur&.
from car schools. stores and cLErrl.s lUI4tt
by owner and must sell: SI.Itp 81 i-n casa
Address Box 212-V. Star uffr" aGs
Evening star., 1922-11-25

RIVER COTTAGE AT CABIN IuII%: 2
rooms. scre-hed sleeping porch: cumrlrtcIi
furnished; tictro!a: good fishing: au al! var
round camp. Address Box 3":,-v. STA office
Evening star., 1922-11-25

large attic and cellar: 3 large porches; lot
50x130; small cash payment, balance monthly.
ZIG kearney st. ne, OWNER North 1925 .
Evening star., 1922-11-25

YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR RENT.
Own your home in
Copley Courts. !514 1Ith St NV.
Prices. $500 to $40. $50.
Willard Courts. 1915 I7th ST. NV.
Prices, S3.l5O 70 $3.50.
Moderate cash payment, balance less than
present rentals.
Ask any cooperative owner
Information gladly furnished.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
14Io 6 St. Nv. Main s415
,42O CONNECTICUT AVE.
Choice and apartments: garages
nearby; ready for occupancy about December l.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
142n-oa II st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

MANY BUYERS FOR STORE PROP
erty from IS. 600 to $4,000: majority
of clients can make good cash pay
ment. Also wanted. investment and
business property. large and small.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

BETHESDA. ADJACENT TO CHEVY IHh>I.
nice Broom house; sleeping rorrhes. INV i.
ami; p II an acre ground flowers: rhIck-.
yard: garage: square from cars: charming
home. APPLETON CABY, 7a3 Mass. av-
ne. Telephone Line GiU7
Evening star., 1922-11-25
1870 II ST. NE.

I25 PA. AVE. NV.
3-story brick building containing store and
eight rooms. BATH electricity. hot-water heat
yard and garage in rear: immediate possession
OF entire building: must sell; will sacrifice
Apply to owner.
MORRIS SHAPIRO,
600 Louisiana Ave
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

BACHELOR DESIRES APARTMENT ONE
room and bath. furnished unfurnished; near
Interior building; strict privacy: home priv
i;eges not desired Address Box 70-A, Star
ofHc,
Evening star., 1922-11-25

FOR RENT OR SALE ROOMS. LARGE
orchard and 2-story chicken house: garage.
See OWNER ut 1343 LIST. 2ss
Evening star., 1922-11-25

CHEFERLY-TWO LEVEL LOTS loo tEEl
front. on concrete boulevard: 1In f.".i deer
plenty trees; good investment: owner mus
dispose at once; cents square foot. Adde'S
Box 316-A. Star Office 20.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS BATH; II. W III.
and elec. light: S,i,. P.tworth York
Th"ater. HOME REALTY CO.. 3607 Georgia
tolurghia
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-09-30
CHARTER
of the
OZONE, DAIRY ASSOCIATION.
INCORPORATED.
United State of America, State Of
Louisiana, Parish OF st.
Tammany.

On this the second day Of June,
A. D.. 1922, before me, Lewis Z.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-09-30
TO SECURE PLEDGES FOR 75.OO{
BALES OF COTTON.

lOOnrlnued from Dage -
of extension work for Louisiana, and
Harry F. Kapp, secretary OF
the Louisiana Farm Bureau, will also
assist in the drive. An itinery has
been arranged for the speakers as
follows:
w. R. Perkins, Director of Ex-
tension, Baton Rouge, La.-Frank-
linton, Tuesday, October 3, at 1870
p. M; Covington, Wednesday,, Oct.
4, at 1880 p. M; Kentwo0d, Tuesday,
October 5, at 1880 p. M; Clinton,
Friday, Oct 6, at 1880 p. M; st.
Francisville, Saturday, October Z, at
1880 p. m. z-
The $4,000 bales required to place
the Louisiana association on a func-
tioning basis is approximately one
third Of the state cotton crop, esti-
mate from 1921 production. This
has been fixed by the bureau workers
as thefminimum number of bales re-
quired to be pledged by January i,
1928, il the organization is to func-
tion next year.
Louisiana is the last Of the south
ern cotton growing states to be or
ganized under the commodity mark
citing PLAZA. In nine other states Of
the cotton belt, 10000 farmers
have enrolled to market their cotton
under the farm bureau plan for 1928,
pledging 100000 bales, or approx
mately one-fourth of the entire 1928
cotton CROP for the south. This will
place the control Of prices in the
hands of the farmers themselves, &C
cording to marketing experts, as this
cotton will all be placed in ware
houses, properly. graded and pooled
according to grade and staple, and
sold by pools as the market demands.
In the experience of Texas, Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas cotton associa
tions, the greater part of the cotton
sold under the pooling plan has gone
direct from the producer to the spin
ner, eliminating the wasteful meth
DDS of sampling and selling haphaz-
ard in; small lots. Agents of the
[spinners have expressed a willing
ness to pay premium for cotton sold
under the pooling plan because they
are enabled underzthis plan to secure
exactly the the number of bales of a
given grade that they desire.
Z Sales under the Texas association
netted the grower more than $11.O0
a bale above the street buyers prices,
according tor statistics compiled by
the state bureau, while in Mississippi
the profit was still greater. In the
latter state thousands of bales were
made up Of samples after the season
was over, and the proceeds from the
sales were turned over to the farm
ers in proportion to their holdings in
the various pools.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-09-30

NY, who has been stopping at the
Koepp Kottage, left Wednesday for
New Orleans.
Mr.. Leon Rousseau, Of New Or
leans, is visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Koepp.
Mrs. A. H. Hoffman was an inter-
esting week end guest at the Koepp
Kottage, stopping off from three
months tour of the West, en- route
to Chicago.
Miss Inez Pelloat left Saturday
,, for her home in New Orleans after a
very pleasant stay with her grand
mother, Mrs. Peter Pelloat. She was
accompanied by Miss Carmelite
Young, who remained over for a
fortnight.
Messrs. Geo. and John Dendinger
left Monday for Washington, D. c.,
to be away indefinitely.
Mr.. P. A. Blanchard, Of New Or
leans, was in Madisonville last week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Cooper and
lovely little daughters, Sybil, Floy
Ella and Pauline, left Wednesday
for Lima, Miss, where they will re-
side in the future.
Mrs. John M. Englehardt left re-
Gently for New Orleans where She
will spend the winter months.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-09-30
Cures Malaria, Ch1lls,
wv Colds and Lagripr.
SLIDELL NOTES.

CONTINUED from page IL
Nellie and Alice Bousquet, Eoline Sa-
lassi, Gladys Crockett and Lenora
Leonard went to Poplarville, Thurs
day, to attend a rally.
Miss Hazel Quave returned last
Saturday after two weeks spent in
Covington with friends and relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Schubert, of New Or
leans, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Badon.
Mr.. Henry Bodan, of New Orleans,
visited relatives and friends here last
Sunday. ~
A large crowd Of Slidellians at
tended the dance in LacOmbe last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. R. J. Huff was business visi-
tor to New Orleans, Tuesday.
Mrs. P. ) Gardere visited New Or
leans last Saturday.
Miss Beulah Bourgeois returned
Tuesday fl ON New Orleans where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bourgeois.
Mrs. Cameron Edmonton, of Boga-
lusa, was the guest of Mrs. Wallace
Crockett several days this week.
Rev. J. H. Strother spent Friday
in New Orleans on business.
Mr.. J. J. Murphy and children left
this week for New Orleans where
they will reside.
The many friends OF Mr.. Earl .Ba-
don are glad to know he is rapidly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Spring return
ed recently from an extended trip to
Franklinton and Tylertown.
Mr.. Pat Mcdaniel spent Tuesday
in New Orleans on business.
Messrs. Ralph Richardson and
Grant Lawlel visited friends in Tall
heck last Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-09-30

Moran, notary public in and for
the Parish of st. Tammany, Louisi-
ana, personally came and appeared
the parties whose names are here
unto subscribed, who severally de-
clare that they do hereby form and
organize themselves into a corpora
tion for the. objects and purposes fol-
lowing, tO-wit:
ARTICLE L
The name and title OF said corpora
tion shall be "Ozone Dairy Associa-
tion, Incorporated" and it's domicile
is hereby established at Covington,
Louisiana: and under its corporate
name the said corporation shall have
power and authority to contract, sue
and be sued; to make and use cor
porate seal, and the same to break
and alter at pleasure. Said corpora
ton shall exist and continue to have
succession for period of ninety-nine
years from date hereof. Citation
shall be served on the president, or,
in his absence, on the secretary.
-. ARTICLE II
The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is organized, and the
naure of the business to be carried
on by it, are declared to be the fol-
lowing, t0-wit:
To bore tor fuel, oil, petroleum
and other oils and gases; to sell,
lease, purchase, improve, convey,
borrow, pledge and hypothecate, un-
der its said corporate name, proper
ty, real, personal and mixed; to buy
and sell live stock and poultry and to
breed and raise the same; to carry on
"a general farm and to buy and sell
agricultural products; to buy and sell
all kinds Of feed stuff; to operate and
conduct commissary or store; to
operate and conduct dairy and sell
dairy products; to do and perform all
other things requisite, necessary or
convenient to enable it to carry out
the objects and purposes above set
forth.
ARTICLE III
The capital stock OF said corpora
tion shall be Five Thousand Dollars,
divided into and represented by one
hundred shares of the sum of Fifty
Dollars each, which said stock shall
be paid for In cash at the time Of
subscription, or the same may be
issued, at not less than par, in pay
ment or exchange for property or
rights actually received or. purchas-
ed by said corporation, or the same
may be issued, full paid, for money
advanced, and for such other valu-
able considerations or services as the
board Of directors Of said corpora
ton may determine; provided, that
no stock shall be issued until the
consideration therefor has been re-
ceived by the said corporation.
The affairs shall be managed by a
board OF directors, composed of not
less than five nor more than ten
stockholders, to be elected by the
stockholders, annually, by ballot, on
the first Tuesday in July in each and
every year. or any subsequent day