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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
Class 1-$250 to $475

Overland Chummy Roadster-This is little dandy and
bargain price Has wire wheels and winter top Newly
painted. Looks good runs good and you'll like it.
Saxon Six RoadsterThs good car fairly good condition
Of course it's not but mighty good make has plenty
of power and will make friend of Price is
hundred less than worth.
Saxon Six Touring C good mechanical condition and nicely
painted recently. See it and learn the price.
Overland 5Passenge-A good looking touring that
good it looks Engine in good condition Will sell quick at
price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
HOW MUCH WE PAID
FOR THEM:
WHY WE FIND IT A
NECESSITY TO HOLD
THIS SALE

AS previously stated, not traders. We have limit
upon the number of used that Will at
time But of late due to the fact that have been de-
liverng lot of have accumulated too many
traded-in We In the same shape any other
merchant who is overstocked and like the other fellow,
must conduct bargain SALE offer inducements to move
the out Were used-car dealers would be
emit, but customers coming to all want
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
Class 5-$125O to $3.50

Hudson Super touring in Al condition. hand
somey painted and equipped with brand tires and tubes
Must be seen to be appreciated
Essex Demonstration Of those wonderful Essex touring
that have caused sensation Used only demonstrating
machine; just like and carries guarantee any
Essex.
Hudson Super sx-Bg bargain in fine In perfect con-
don; tires; just painted Hudsons like this not often
20 be had.
Dodge SedanA popular and another good Fine cond
on newly painted when learn the price you'll agree that
it's worth much more.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
Class $500 to 1915

1918 Saxon sx-5passenger touring car barely 500 miles
Shopwon only otherwise just good One of best
bargains (W not give price by phone this other
carr
Saxon Chumy Observation-Disclosures of those good sxcynder
Saxons This the clover leaf hy model Really road
ster that will accommodate passengers Shopwon but good
as
Cadillac Eght-7passenger model in splendid condition and
newly painted At price cannot be duplicated in these
parts.
Hudson Super Sx-Mechancay perfect 7passenger touring
car repanted and good condition all around Tires good
and price is a bargain for such fine
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08

Peerless Eght-Anoher fine very good passenger
model in unusually good conditions newly painted and equipped
with new cord tires
Hudson Super Sx-Every Hudson is good This T.
passenger model frstcass mechanical condition. newly
painted, has top and good tires Real bargain
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
Class 2 $500 to $500

Saxon Six Touring CarFour of them that have been complete
y overhaued, painted and put in rstcass condition If
sold this week will hold them hundred dollars next week
The Saxon Six is good reliable We have sold thousands
of them and know whereof we speak
Cadillac Eght-Few words necessary to sell like this
It's Cadillac and 7-passenger model Priced right
Buick Little Sx-5passenger touring in good condition al
around Buick builds good We think well of this
have only cut the price through necessity.
Hupmobile 5Passenger-One of the best cynder
made. This 1919 model newly painted and in splendid
dition. Price will surprise you.
Saxon Six Deonstrator-Used by in selling cars 1911
model very little 500 miles, touring that will Civ
years and of good service and be pleasure to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

he story u a girl who had 10 pay
the fuil honnliy Tor her iovo-a rifi
v HON death deprived Of the father
81 her child before there was time
for q mafriaEa ceremony. flnyine
tho role ~ thn unhappy giri Ia the
sorry uatt u the picture NazimOva
ls next seen 81 Eve. the little dauKh-
ter grown 10 beautiful Firihood upon
% lonely island IN he tropic water of
the Caribbean sea. Under the stern
ruardianahip % her harsh and mar
row uncle. whe has never forgiven
nia sister Tor her unhappy love, tho
child b. brought ~ without human
companionnhip other than his own.
uiossu W boys clothes. ana roaming
the LONELY beach ~ the TIM ISLAND
sho rruvH 90 -womnnhoOd before d
sesa Tor the tlrst time beings from
che outer world. me DAY. out ~ tho
fur H fHeht b. stranded on the hidden
shuaia of fhe lonely light. N the
uwnrr. ~ powerful young American.
Cum,H to the island Tor help Here
romance begins and Nazimoya ~ seen
lu her many -lasrinutiur and sllurlnr
mouda Tho play b. one which gives
this Hfnt every opportunity for nor
marvellous hlstrlonlc powers aud she
m ahly supported hy a carefully chos-
On cost 0f uotnhlc players amung
whom are Charlie Bryant. Horny
Harmon Nancy Palmer George W
Davis o. Morse Koupal charles sfui-
iDl. Tom Blake. Hush Jeffrey and
Dorothy Smullcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

celebrated star In the role N 4 Young
fifl brought up IN b jungle.
ftenee tClnra kimhnll Younrl N
mistaken for the rcincafnaied queen
ct shcba while wandering about the
ruined palace o. u lead queen. A
native prince desires her FOR his bride.
hut L. blinded for a moment by
flashes from her mirror while che
makes her Escape Fleeing from one
man she iE caught b. another icfirr.
a French explorer. shoots her and.
binding up the wound. falls In love
with her dusky beauty.
When Lerier returns to France. he
takes her with him and she u happy
IN his house. until she realizes that
ffrlrr. firing Of her simplicity. has re-
turned 90 Aimee buchnrmc. his for
mcr love. In u rage. Renee destroys
a relic which Aimee had brought
FROM cyprus TO Lerier and then re-
morHeful actH out for AbS ssinla 20 se-
cure another 20 take is place. Lerirr
believes her Ia be dead. ard wandofa
again 10 Africa. where tho fanatic
prince. Capturing him. lakes him 20
the palace RUNS % offer az a sacri-
flee.
Renee ~ seeking her relic among
the ruins aud finds the mirror This
recalls former days and hur clouded
memory stirring. she calls aloua to
iarier Just as he comes 10 view. Tho
princes men see her and how before
their queen who walks STRAIGHT to L.
risr " falls on her knees. Thinking
that they have captured by mistake. "a
mighty prince. the natives flee in dis
order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
l5O TREES PLANTED
BY ONE COMPANY IN
{. OF {. TREE DRIVE
Reynolds Addition Company
Plants Eleven Blocks With Trees
Bought During City Tree Plant
ing Campaign.

Eleven entire blocks in thr cts.
owned NH tho Hl'uulIs AIiiIuu ruu.
pans. have been planted With shade
trDUs ordered through thr rtN tftr
planting arrangement The land
WnirU llH hs,u Imurusd W this
mluurr U,a between Gold Hud teal
ut,uuDf and between Torth utu
Fourteenth streets iu 600 over 600
frrrs WpUH ultufrI
lu addition tu securing fIY fus
during tU, cts plIutiuE Irtt wHI.I
aesufr,I the company of fHr bees
ftuyk planted boz The MOST approved
manner tHr company nus HIsu taken
u|d,lutue, uf tho offer of tnr stV TOO
furnish water for mo urzt i've muuii
FOR Che trees at l greatly reduced
prl,,
Thus large order shows Chat tlH
chamber ul commerce pl.u tupsII.
tu LuHiu,ss men from 90 hu- u,ss
rttuIpuIut and that H htHtH rrHl rr
tttt Iuum Be- anticipated Iu the cts
I1 real estate mon
The ORDER tor The ltANnulis Iiiitu u
wp ullsd from th, luHt shipment col
tr',s ThIs ear load contains several
hundred trroa owe and above tho
number ordered Those vii. be- sold
boo tho o. hN tnr contractors us luUs
Hs IhD suuplN lasts It ,NHDtlN 90, same
rltya lH vts sltru fUr the trrIirI
uul,rH Witch W 81 tur be- tree planted
with special dIIt. 81 tH tor ONE
planted without the spy.Ill lIft Hud
81 tur tHr tree itself
lu order 90 expedite DO, urlprius
arrangements have been made, Poor
urI.rs foo ly taken direct rHruuah tn.
chamber ui commerce nIfltr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

his heroic Interpretation u = charae-
ter % the Northwest IN Fighting
rAck" with Pauline Stark. n play
which scot thrllis down a good many
spincs Since then he has dipped into
the characters ~ rentlemahly pirates,
EnEiish nobleman, ~ q genial
tramp. Bennie Borra.
IN "Closin' In" Desmond appears
- an cmploye Of the Commercial
4avinra Bank. , financial institution
Of the East. The president Of this
hank. Carlton. has pmbcxxicd funds
DESMOND. az Jack brandon. eager to
save his sweetheart. Barbara Carlton.
from the disgrace Of an exposure
threatening her father. flccs town and
leaves the impression that he H. tho
guilty man. The girl and her hrother
Burt conceive u hatred Tor lin.
Going into British Columbia. uns-
mond joins the Northwest Royal
Mounted. Hc makes o gold strike
Fate brings barbara n Hurt into
tis locality They dsnounce hin o. the
authorities and he u dismissed from
the Mounted. Barbara yields 20 the
advances 81 Ia Roche. a rich minr
owner. who 10 married. and ~ iured
Into marriage from which she " saved
DO lack. who IL yindicatcd Of all
WRONG s0lnr.
The play ~ repicte with thrills aud
colorfui atmospheric effects ~ the
afcat rugged country o. y North
west.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
AT the Theoters Today

PAsTME-"The Savage Woman . with Clara Kimban
Young and Lost. a Cook, . comedy.
LYRIc-"out Of the Fog with ALA Nazimota. in seven
reels.
IDEAL-"closin' L., with William Desmond aud y Charlie
Chaplin comedy.
"B"-"out Of the Shadow" with Pauline Frederick and
"one Every Minute" comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
nv cnnIY.

~t'iAiuue, April 2. tbN mulI Hun
yer u King in u holt across Middle
serbia aud Northern Maccdoria. =
People are dying there nf hungcr.a
hnid % Red TruHn commissioner VINO
phd spout weeks In criss-croaning.
atoot or donkey back. through this
country. Ouib an American would
nave tried a. His lob was TO COM
pl"tu q food survey for the Rod
'rossa and he aid his job.
We found that $4,000 tons uf FOO 3
VIII he needed 10 carry a population
~ approximately 100000 people
through 60 Tho next harvest Hc.
duced 70 a per-mnn-por.mout basis.
y "a m not an alarming ahowirg Bat
" tho people DO not eet the food they
VIII die Already thuy have been
lying along the roads Thos die iu
tho rest ouHfs Major sifonr's for
mrr tYphus hospital near Mltruvligu
was nun dan billed with mon and
women who had cfuwicd in ,hsrc and
"i'i iorharH thet are There yet No
one knows
iuoi Plentiful IN Bclrradc.
ON" bur rod miles north in the
"ouuifN rcntorinr about Belgrade
There ia plenty OF food. IN tho umnd
Hotel there, which o. conducted by
Mr. Marcel" uH De WAS Known when
De managed Terrace Garden boz Ncw
YORK. % buys un enormous plate iuii
ct well cooked meat for the equivalent
uf DO cents Amsucan. Just acroas tho
iAauuhc, in that most fertile a~pricul-
tutnl country known 20 greedy 10
tup'nn statesmen na tho naGut tte
peasants have Tor snlr cttrNIhlnu
needed 20 deck H table Uut in the
starvation bolt there be- almost no food
"llrtfu Thousand ppuuis Hfs nr tIt
NtfrH OF starvation bal tho kukuuHr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18


one % the finest summer resi-
dences ct the exclusive gretuWich.
Conn. colony h That Of John ~ iltf-
Or. me capitaiist During the timilnr
u "out " He fh1doN pHullut
.~Fredeflsh'a iaiDat Paramount photo
plsy which viii be shown nt the ~
thcstcf for The last time today Emile
cnnutard the director found " ur-
esanfs 60 find un adequate hHck-
grnlnd Tor several Of the best SCENES
oi the p~hotoplay aud the Cglre CONF
pany wns takrn tn ire ~ith where
the photurrnphirr oi the tr1nes at
tractc, a large q fashionable auAi'
cure.
Miss Frederick hus ID hlrhly dfn-
matte rolo in lhia picture tht uf q
Dung bride who D. treated Win
Hhurtlnr brutality hv IL druhhcn huH
band aud who. when hr D. Ni'lrd tn
b. lf.defrnsc hy re- man whu hHd tuu.'d
BITE ieiinuay. b. accused Co. thc murder
aud tried Tor her ufe She Dr. acquitted
and later mHrries H ftruuF man WI"
had hsfrleuded her in The dHlh ~ hef
adversary There is o. strong cast
headed hy ~ ndham Suudine
TINS management b. also repeating
tho cemedi. one EtctY Minute
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

= restaurant and Ordered noodle souI.
~ the very first spoonful he diacot-
cred a needle.
"'Gecrse. be- cried % TIE walter.
come herr. re- what ! found In tnH
soup a needle
"oeurEe erauaIned the needle crit
irallf aud grinundi
Oats al FiFht sub. lurt a little
mistake. sub. just a mere vpuafarn-
lcnl error. a typnnre phical error. Dat
needle should have been a u9ndle.
subj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
vt mn. IDEAL

Nilli1m Desmond commonly
known b. Handsome BILL lakes an.
other chance ~ the Northwest Noysl
Mounted in "ciosin' In Triangle
feature. 10 be shown at the Ideal tho
alter for ufc day ouiy.
Desmond viii be- remembered fol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

faster l. tie tiuir fut wliitc pump
aud u%Nfurl-. W have - large a..
-urtnrni Win iigii. tow ur medium
hrrl~, ~ mi linrn, p'plin anh 'an,a,
~ N'r, ura-iunhir privt~ Z NH,'-
Shoe -iptss. att Mc-t Iruiral-N..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
~ TN LNnnr

"put uf the fur D. screen mas
terpiecc of which thv great NnHutuvn
b. the star viii hr specially shown ni
tho Lyric. to-day, tomorrow und sun
81 the powerful stage drama cr-
tioE shoals written hN ~ tuHin
Adams and made famous NN Nhaimn-
SO loo t long aud successful view
Nurk nun.
"uut ~ the For n o. atofy NJ ufe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Nurh of ~, difficult, boo %uarsrtHin.
iuE tho food needs of thr couutrs
HIis,r from thr f4Hf 'hHt th, psls.
tufs have uult sawed thrir food SUP
piles from tHc NuHtIiHus hF hidinl
Them They Iuried hfflr dtis o.
wNtft here and NtgpUfhlrH There
newer fuu much Boo HuH uur place s
casual survey reveals un food what.
HNHI THE peasants urD suspicion.
Hffyr almost Hftru ftHrH of wuT Iuf
Tho two balkan wurH must np takgu
into trHuuut They viii never state
tho total loud RESERVE thrt have OF
band hui only dir uu ~ asli H little
Hf H time when the constantly mount.
iIr price appeals iu their Co,siuus.
uUaH
There Hro 100000 war orphans uu'
rs 600 p,opie who nave hr,r com
ulUt,lt HtHupel Dos tH. war. Iu south.
,ru Serb alone, THrt must I# Is.
It rHu, organized agency ur th,.
Ilr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

tni,cr~ni food Chopprfs. standard
prize sf.Ia. saturday oniy. tf.Aa.
" iiitncy Hardware CO.. rfione 20,
We dalltel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Or We listen Zoo tho iruulI,s ur l|I.,I
pyuuI, Do suWriIW,a WHl.. uH ItfI.
.t .IpI with uUr 1881
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Poorly dyed goods are apt D como
% The wHeh with flying solotn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

We have 10 guess what the futur-.
and the mefchant who \ adver-
tiscs have ~ store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

There ltr uteflii, srofra ur iu
Doh mIura sfuft m thD nuH m
.tHtfHI FiIUIH UuH Told. Tho,
have sINeu up unn effort to mot
Them
Ur.pt, navigation ON tUc rOHIs
navigation" uiiNIsrllf MuIur g. O.
urunisuu. off nuatuu HuI thr Ret
'rUHH DnHsr,i t pact of tHa terri
fuU li rHf
mower Hiu urh actual ~uukrdnsss
iu Ws ufr sIld De- crossing the
kpesnto Plain en-, children. attracted
hN fup uuuHual Noise of u ear ram Zoo
tHr roadside ht hundreds 90 watch r.
pus tifsrInN hundreds of them
were practically naked Thet ruu uui
wrapped boz putclN hiankrir Two
NntH stood lu tNr SNOW 90 place.
wufrlIuE me Bach wuN a patched
fHsf. HrN NOTHING elise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

william naaafd Tan. A. addtt|aIn<
class ~ uouid-be editors ~ fnIf'
was trylng 10 impress upon them ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Importance OF Af~
curacy and the un
fairness Of mis-.
quoting
men
"Homstlmea he
Eaid. "a slight er
ror may have mo-
mehteds
A friend
OF mine went into
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Always look "a your joys With n
microscope and ~ your sorrows with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

The musical notes OF a hand orsan
are easily discounted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Tho knife grinder is happiesi whrn
things are dull IN bic line 81 but.uca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Immense fortunes have been made by investors who got
in at the BEGlNNING of the Oil boom Of Oklahoma, and
the same was true a few years later in Texas.
who would have believed. ten years ago. that Wyoming
would become one of our biggest Oil producing statcsa g.
suppose Oil is found in vast quantities in New Mexico.
as some of our most eminent biologists predict. Hundreds,
yes thousands of people will make fortunes; many may
make millions.
are you going to be one of theml
this company is organized primarily for the purpose of
developing the Oil resources of New Mexico.
of it speculative, that what makes il appealing.
If you arc a widow or a cripple and can't afford to risk,
don't invest. But if you are game, if you have the
courage, the daring of your pioneer forefathers, get in the
game with a BIG company.
we will not accept any new subscriptions during the
Victory Loan Drive. Therefore, if you want to Join this
PIONEER company, you will have to act at once. Sub
~scriptions will be accepted on the ten payment p~lan-ten
per cent of your application payable with your subscrip-
ton and the balance payable in nine equal payments. Five
per cent discount allowed on all cash subscriptions. No
subscriptions accepted for less than one hundred shares.
A deposit of one dollar will secure your reservation.
NOTE-1he above offers are good until Monday noon,
April 2lst,. only.
i will be glad to answer any questions regarding our
plans, location OF our holdings, etc. You owe it to yourself
to investigate today.
SPECIAL ATTENTION: The next block of stock will be
put on the market at par Zone Dollar per share). IL you
act today you can get in at 75c per share. The price Satur-
day, Zoe.
Will You Act Before it's too Late
r. B. ZETTLER.
MOntezuna Petroleum Co.
l12 S. Second St. Phue %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
Starving Serbs Dying On Roadsides;
Northern Macedonia In Hunger Belt
Red Cross Finds Great Suffering and COMMISSIONS
States That $4,000 Tons OF Food Are Needed
to Garry Two Million People Through to Next
Harvest-Hundreds Of Children Are Literally
Naked on kossovo Plain.

tho railroad is open 10 MitrovltEi.
From Mitrovitxa food can be dis.
tflbuted 60 the starving Villages BY
uk.cufI f the He'd t'nuaa can find
oNcn and ClftA. The nulrnflHun took
most oxen and most carts with Them,
The lew that remain had been hidden
in the hills
Tho second way ls hy filrohd from
Trioat OF Plume, on The Adriatic.
THE road la open but ~ in tho worst
possible condition Every car GEMS
possessed ~ u fil COMPLEMENT OF nat
wheels The rail Joints clack ana
chatter sine passenger cars out o.
ten hack glass boz the windows and
upholstery ON tho seats. Fniiinf
good steam ccrl. the engineers make
shift with the IGNITE OF the countfi
This means slow speed ana a shortage
uf hauling pOwsr
Conplain About Italian.
N Dr. further rhurrrd that the iinI.
IHuH Interfere with the shipment OF
supplies 90 tho Iugo slnYs ~ tho
friction between the Italians aud th,
IuFo glatH Z shrn have more To- say
later A. ~ this rhhrar. I can only
Hnf that both British and AmcrlkuuH
who have been ,n touch with the
food problem complain uf u inck 81
cooperation ON tho part of THE ital-
luus which amounts to obstruction.
The thlrt vnb b. 10 secure Nhut
foodstuffs There are nov undlstrihut-
90 m tho Hama ana Croatia unu
northern Serbia and snip them where
they au" wuat needed 4 commission
OF United States oflDrfa OF tho
Hoover mission lH nov ut work making
H sufNfh Of food reserve aud the
transportation Hfuutlun Thus. wtfh
H H.-. 40. H.HN.H HLH.. H..H. .H
uuush food Co. save the HftrNIur ptu-
pile. huf tHUf 600 NOT Know as vet hos
% Boz 10 hr disiUhufe1 There ace few
automobiles hero ana lffln rusulinv
o. viii hr weeks before he roads
MIiI Be- uuaatIIs fUr almInns
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-19
MANY DELEGATES
 ATTEND MASONIC
 CONFERENCE HERE

Delegates from practically every Ma tendance at the 18th semi Masonic conference of Jefferson county which convened at the temple yesterday morn ing. The conference is under the auspices of Birmingham Temple lodge, No. 6S6. and will continue in session until Thursday.
 Albert L. Reese is worshpful master of the conference and the other officers are prominent members of the order from all sections of the county. The pro gramme includes the exemplification of the work of the degrees, the lectures and lessons and other matters of interest to the fraternity, The ladies of the East ern Star served lunch during recess.
 The officers of the conference are:
 Albert l.. Reese, Birmingham Temple No 6S6, W. M.
 Walter Smith, George Smith lodge No. AT, S. w.
 B. A. Brooks. Globe lodge No 7Sl. U. w.
 H. G. Culverhouse lodge No, 59l treas urer and secretary.
 M w. Scott, Adamsvile lodge No. 603, S. D.
 R. L. Lacey. Bilbro lodge No. 7i6 J. D.
 w. H. Taylor, Irondale lodge, No 5o6. S. S.
 H. c. Ozley, Bessemer lodge No. 45s
 H. B. Russell. Birmingham temple No. 636, tyler.
 A. H. Holcomb, Birmingham temple No 636, chaplain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-19
Professor" McNeel Opens
 "SpeciaLCollectors SchooL''

of utmost importance in meeting the treasury debts caused by the war. March Is is named as the first payment date because large outstanding obli- gations in the form of certificates of indebtedness must be met on that date.
 Every taxpayer who possibly can do SO is urged to pay his entire tav when filing his return on or before March 15. The installment method by which one-fourth of the payment may be paid at the time followed by quarterly pay ments on June 15, September 15 and December 15. is intended for taxpay- CTS whose financing of the tax at one time would tend to upset local financI>i conditions.
 Don't wait until the final date for filing your returns or paying your tax. By evenly distrib uting the load between now and March every taxpayer will have a chance to get any needed advice and aid in determining his lia- bility and preparing, his return. The internal revenue bureau has placed its entire energies into meeting the needs of the taxpayers in this respect.
 Cooperation is the spirit of the time It is vital to the income tax. Let us all get together and establish another record for Americanism