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New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
cOLoRS-Vot Dyes Expected
10 Come Out Of Hidine Soon

Purchases of dyestuffs we're ex-
tremely light yesterday. Some manu-
lacturers of direct and acid colors do
not tee so optimistic about the future
now that arrangements are being
made to procure q six months sunnlv
OF vat dyes from Germany. These
manufacturers except large ouan-
utleS OF pre-war stocks of vat DIVES to
De dumped on the market once prices
Tor the German products are an
nounced. Several concerns, it was
stated, hold quantities of Cer,nsn
dyes, procured prior to the war, wh;ch
nave been closely held in the hope that
they might be sold at a bio nrof;t
Inc importation of German dyes If
is expected, will effect the lmmcdiate
release of these stocks. 0'' 'e
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Aug. 29.-"Thc Commercial
Bulletin" reports better tone to the
wool market this week.
Sales have not been of large pro-
portions says the trade publication
but there has been somewhat more
business. and with the improvement
IN exchange and with the manufacture
ers long way from covered on raw
material, more confidence exists.
The foreign markets are firm and
the tendency is higher in Europe The
manufacturing situation is hardly
changed, the call for deliveries being
very insistent."
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
RUBBER-Holiday Spirit
PerradeS the Rubber Trade

The holiday spirit seemed to have
pervaded the rubber market yesterday.
with the result that business was less
active than any day this week. Several
dealers reported they had not made a
single sale. TLere we're no changes in
quotations. All quarters are looking to
brisk resumption of buying on Tues
day Most all firms in the trade will be
closed day.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
LEATHER-Prices for Hides
LoUer Win Curtaiicd Demand

Prices for hides have declined as
the result of the recent curta;lmens ns
Of buying by nearly all interests
Caltsklns. 8 to l2 pounds. have reg;s,
tered decided price drop. declning
from $ll.2o to $1,000 during the last
ten days. In some quarters il was
estlmated that the recession all alone
the liAe has been about 20 per cent
moe dealers attributed the present
stump partly to the normal mid sum
mer dullness and partly to the arita-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Buyers Coming

y, HlCAGO-Marshan Field: Mrs c
THOMSON childrens wear: Mrs w Ne!
son. son. Mliiinery Miss A. Nicholson, waists
Hirs. l.. Mctadden. corscts; Mrs L. RYAN
snlrts. Miss c. Crocker petticoats: F. A
Clark, boys clothing; llO7 Broadway; ex
pected September Q 1919
PlTTSBURGH-Bo q Buhl. L =
Ludden, millinery; Il40 Broadway: er
pected September 2. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

rotitIons in bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were
SAMUEL TlsCHLER- voluntary pc
tition by Samuel Fischer. 1ls West l1Sth
street, places liabilities at s2776 and no
assets Principal claims arc: Stein
hardt Brothers & Co. sG32; Lion Brew
cry. $500; Fannie Menschel, S42O Jacob
Si!vcrstein. 300 Broadway. is the attor-
nev.
FRANK vALENTr-A voluntary net,.
ton by Frank Nalcnti. 4C0 West Broad
way. gives liabilities at sl.0sO and no as
sets Principal claims are: Alfonso
Nal"nt and Filippa Nalcnti $1,000 AL
fonso Bivona 900 Broadway, is the at
torney.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Opens Another Branch Rank

The National City Bank has opened
a new branch at Porto Allegro. Brazil
inns IS the sixth National City branch
IN the republic of Brazil, the other five
beng located at Bahia, Pernambuco
Rlo de Janeiro, Santos and San Paujo
Inc pank has total of fourteen
branches in South America.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

debtor.
In New York County
ArNin. l-ouis-C. A. Reinhardt.. sl.3s3 s:
',"u "uIc"a rrthk Hl.-A. Van Exam l,t50. .;
Brotcr Louis and Pauiine-Clor-
gymcn's Retiring Fund Society
Of the Protestant Episcopal
r,,cdans Church ,5.S in the United states. 25s4s;
New York Produce Exchange
f'i.hk ...........-... ....... l24 %
nronte' Erncst-l schiavene.... ABS;
, Newark Agency ................ 29l6e
Cuue '""' ,,ror"" -. +. Moore l60. o.
Clayton. Edward--J. G. Dunseith i2S.St
o."'4 rr'deflcN-J {. Levine A.. Og
FArina, Frank J.-N j. Domino 40 3.
r.r""s r"ns", ii"'Iy NY. j. Mahcr. .,425.2a
,,,fs., feld ,;;,,:.;...... ,;...:...... 1881
:, al, H. r,,,.a., .,..:.:... ll27C
,ohnadn hnsister ,, Company ,;............. 35275
,1u..' Knn,y,n. rII.. r'ai,h o-W a Miller 100 90
Lonssscr. ing pcn,,. ,,....... ss4s7
Ajax Rubber Company. Inc. 1854
Lyman Building Company-H S.
SeSnr'st .......... ............. 93.29s. rs
Eurn,.'oii T, reopie' etc ..... 1000 90
Machat Louis-l Skurnick A.. 81
Marino. Jamcs--Unitcd pistillora
MOTIFS s-1Iy' Elncr '"'' Eagle ripo 'lssl
supply Company, Inc .ac IN
Peek, Bernhard-F. Schumacner
Pokres. L. Morris-~I salaman & -''0 o.
potho 49, c:. ,............ 5O27 a
Swick Erodarinl, '''" 46S 2
Manor National Bank ssc -
Shaw. o,ra.n Mamie jamie and Benjamin '''
starIiano I,eople: ,cd etc c.: 500 90
slavhpck pc I,a,a /, .;,........ 1921
Stuck ,aku Alhsrt H. INC &c 1920
,runrstan prod. Is. Sei!man 294.4
ThamasshofsI::v S: simpson. OF, 1,s37. So
Thurston narasonn a:so' Ct 1T al a11,...;... 1867
1,rbo a. ,ah nerhm ;........... s1s.7O
WIT ,or,',., /, dstie 20, Inc l45. 0
v.Ia ihistienE. b. Abbott. ....... 666. so
Wara ,,. IT, " aiiie ct a 249.S7
Wicsrr la,hhlldlhs ahnMs, Corpn' ;;'...:.. e7l.7o
yn, n"' ,:...;,.....;; ....,... 1910
INC, INC, - LaplAnte 4 Dunh'in
Connlni 'rnt''s oo ;..... l,ioS.iO
solidated r r. Co, costs no or
Grossnan. sam, admr.-BNlvn
Heights r. r. Co. costs 1Io q
Gcnevese, Carmello. by gdn-Nas-
r. saw Electric r. r. Co. costs. Hills
Goldberg. lsidor Brooklvn
Heights r. r. Co. costs. 10 60
i.lnder, Louis Same. ......... Il3 X
TSiolHer. NIX, isluor same .,,........ 1i0l3
dated II. II. Co. costs l1o23
Mischel. Joseph Nassau Electric
u r. r. Co.. costs. .:...... l4513
dated r. r. Co. costs ...... llo13
o. ~. ~ i - illtle-Sanle costs ts..--... Hips
{ { ,Iiil's I'm 's'ah no. Marla-Sane. costs ll003
Hl1ioya samuel Brooklyn
Heights r. K. Co, costs ..... 123s2
In Bronx County
bonfusco. Angelia-D- Brandt
n Inc. ;..,:......, =: .... ........ s255.72
man ,;;...,;..- ............. 1850
Jackson, Daniel lis. NJ Chap
l., ,,,s,,. nan ......., ..:..:. ..... 5.oo2 So
hothoaum, Samuei-M Kraus $40
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Schedules i'm TsonLruntcv

FRENCH PAPER BON CORPORATION
-Nch"dules OF French Paper Box Cor
noration. manufacturing paper boxes, l 81
Wooster street. show liabilities of s3.778
and assets of s3.49i. Principal claims
ar t. - Lace tonpany Si28. Charles
Williams, <293, National Glue Companv
slo2. Samuel Bii.oG. $50 broadway. is
the attOrney
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Receivers in Bankruptcy

TOWER CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC.
Judge Julian w. Mach appointed Law
renee f'crcnson Receiver. under $4,000 bond
for Tower Chemical Company Inc. on
gagged in the chemical business, 10 Park
Row.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

no lTSt name Is That Of the debtor
'ne second. that OF tho nredsor and date
" non Judgment was filed:
In New York County
LeVinson. Moses and Sell G.
l., Iinkenberg ct al; Dee 12
same m IL;eNine- Burgh, Inc, Dee
uiIdra,b LIS .,;. ;;....-., ...... 1870 20
man ct al, Dec. so. lals rqo -
Same-Same, March :. 1gI6. ~ -
Hane-Standard sand & Gravel
Co, Dec. so. 1918 ls....... me IL,
Hcrson, Lyman H. Barnett. :
CauiHslf - ,,,, l'Il .,....... .04.72
Geuer ~, siy,,,n1 ly1' r; $3.50 20
surarnan snr ~ ohG p5i,; ~; lela go 50
& &sa,inan Frank G. strait stand
d' ara sand & Gravel Co, Dec.
Reider Roso-, ,.,,..,..... ,..... 1o7 50
~ IS ......... ..... I nso On
Matt, John C.. George II. d. Eos. :"
ter-~P b. Seaman, Oct g. lql7 / s65 sa
i'ner Max R.-->. Mlnikus. Jan.
Arnow l.arr, =, '.'. .,.......... 4s7.1o
tune 20, 1919 (vacated) eoz ca
VNVAef, Morris -- Dlttrich Co.
McCormacisS s ILL., 4sis =, 3sS. rs
nam. June s. 1913. s......... 1s1a,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Jud dgnents Filed
In New York Count,

Tho following Judgments were filed yes
terday' the first name being that of the
de btor.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Buyers Arrived

in
m. and7 p.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30
Satisfied judgments
In New York Count,

ne hrst name is that Of the debtor:
the second. that OF tho. .nradsor ana AZ a
When Judgment was filed:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

Irwin G. Jennings. assistant secre-
tary of the Metropolitan Trust Conn
pany of New York 20. the last .hres
yeas, resigned yeste day TO become
business director OF me Glass Con-
tainers Association Of America. This
association was recently org nized ny
manufacturers OF class and allied
lines throughout the United Slater
and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-30

ALLENTOWN, Penn.--The Benguyer
Corporation; r. E Hollenbach. coaks.
suits skirts and dresses; Pennsylvania.
ALTOONA PENN. Freshman. Jew
elry Elks Club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

George v cook vas In Masdaiena
sunday.
James @. Fitch and son. Biliy. wcnt
20 Albuquerque Saturday rcturrmf
sunday afternoon.
Mrs George Keith and son. i,lch.
ard, returned saturday from an IS.
tended visit with relatives IL EtnF1a
The Monday club was c~ntrffalred
BY Mrs. Jamcs I. Nicholas. Hofncfh-
menis were served ~ the c%oDClurun
Of four gumca.
Mrs.. W. !. Eaton WIS hostess to
Tho Saturday club. There vcfl i've
tables. Mrs IUlnski made high score.
Delicious refreshments were served.
After the regular meeting OF he
order OF the Easter star Monday eve
nine a delightful social was held IN
honor Of Mrs Nancy smiths eighty
nnh birthday. MrA. smith "a the
oldest member and the thonrntful
care with which an The details wtfe
arranged attcated TO the eateori In
which she Is held A large cake with
slghty-nve candles was "a feature 81
The evening Mrs smith WIS pre-.
scntcd with a beautiful bunch OF ret
carnations. There we're t~wenty.One
guests present.
Mr.. aud Mrs o = Mccrimmcn ana
their Fueata. AIR and Mrs. tactes
Read. Of santa Fe. we're guests 81 Mr..
and Mrs. e. ~ Wilson Monday.
Mrs. Earl George. Of Tucumcau.
was here Monday.
Announcement IL made OF the mar.
rinre of Miss Irene Smlth TO l. h
Keen. Of bakersfield. Calf, on Apfii
fhlrl Mis- Smith has lived IN so
zorro all her life and has many
friends who viii wish he's much hap
pinoan
prerbyterinl meeting in Magdaiena
"Wednesday.
Mrs w. W. TwininE. 81 Las Crurcs,
was the guest Of Mrs George D. Coos
during the past week.
Mn. ". n. usrrick attended tie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

ia Fisher In o comedy drama put
TN Ydut Hands. f0r Which hundreds
ct peoplc stood IN n for hours Whom
u piaycd IN Denver a few days ago.
Flashing eyes u CHEEKY smile n
q ronemi something described 80
"nlm p~roucn.e'' give this story an en-
c%optionaIly piesaing appearance on
the silver sheet.
when "HiehbaiI Hazlitt'' struck
town after several months nhacncf.
h. discovered the state had gone drv.
Hear his heart rrndinE vail; suffer
ing goldfish Tea ar wimmon' This
loint ustog have hair on it-now IT'S
wearing curl ~papora'"
bid YOU ever see u pretty girl IN
~ v us" box vita u m-iddlcwciEht
champ " not o have q treat In
store When YOU see this delightful
comcdy-dmma.
ouvc uarton Il handsome
husband und n es his mining proper
" from dads schcming secretary BY
Characteristic rcaourCcfu-nesa.
4 cohtody.dmma which aparklc-
with fun possessing y strong drn-
matte appeal which balances h love
Interest.
1his little star H. extremely fnscir.
hiinu IN her smart riding suit and In
athletic toRa"-it is u sparkling
fhththN NNaNlA - NifHA iNhN'A W.
hicle.
ON Friday only William Desmond
In "Cioain In" and a i've part Charley
Chaplin comedy
"tioain In" b. tho tale Of q Young
tlahicr. Jack HUndon. who iF cm
uioYsd bv Tho Commercial Savings
bank of which NJ carlton is priest
dent carlton cmhexries funds. Jock
Is in love with hiH daughter barbara.
To rhirid her from disgrace he flee.
the CITY permitting suspicion 90 De
directed urtinst himself
An the parties iu this story meet
later In tho canadian Northwest
where Jack hos become e member oi
the Canadian Northwest After Thrill.
ling adventures ZACH succeeds IN rc.
rilninr tho love Of barbara and VIM
dicntinE himself
Maud WAYNE PLAYS the supporting
I lead 20 William Desmond She will
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

nj IA. len, rui. La and order pre-
,su oreron Toe shows an about
al. I'm. aud uretsnda 10 ba a fcnr-
lsfa desperate. he discovers Draw
Fran'r' uositlon IN the community
and hears from his aormer chief that
no mischief will be- tolerated Spur
red on 10 make trouble by Poppy.
the dance hall quecu, Oregon doc do-
nse Draw Eran" aud the latter fails
10 check him. for he has fallen In
love wgfh Myrtle Huchton. and o.
coursa there b. the usual happy end
inu
Monday and TUESDAY Billie lthodcf
IN The Lamb aud The Lion' and q
two pat tomedy, newspaper CUP
pings
one Of the Stimulating luminafios
IN The Lamb u the Lion, "
"f'oikt Dot,
Polka Dot ~ o diminutitc and
i,lshl piE' ~ sp9,,,h W. Ml'h WI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

MADRID MOTIFS.

A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and
Mrs. Prank ktaiarick.
Miss Mabel Cuen spent the week
end with her mother in Albuquerque
Mrs. a. y. Maxwell spent Saturday
in Santa Fe
T. g. Corn returned sunday from q
visit 1T Albuquerque
\. Crandaii and family left this
week Tor his ranch near Inland.
a. y. Maxwell Of Estanrln, was
here Tuesday.
Mr. and MrH Walter Sylvester took
their little son. who b. 49, To- Albu-
quoruue 90 consult u specialist
The election for school directors
waH held Tues aN and resulted ln J.
Davis being elected Tor three years.
a. ~ Hnrncss for two years and Joe
Iullann Tor one ear.
n RILEY has returned from a husl.
ness trip to Albuquerque
a. g Schick. spent the first % the
week ln Albuquerque.
Mr. and Mr. e Gresham have
moved o. their ranch In the Eatancta
valley.
Mrs " sylvester u nartor. h. here
spending the week with her son aud
family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

10 remembered for her exceiient work
in who ~ 70 HiamcT"
ON saturday. April 70. starting a
two days return engagement Of onc
Of the nos laughabic pictures escf
screened. The Warrior" ThoFe who
stw this picture when " piai 81 ~
the crystal In this city viii recall the
great athletic stuntH performed ~
the giant Maciste. ana the huEc
amount Of mcrfimcnt hat resulted
thercfrom The New York World
rnyH Of Macistc; lie out-Fairbanka
Tairbanka"
Those who did not SEQ The War.
fior' on ~ original run should sec
~ this lime and owing to the quplit,
Of the picture many no doubt VIII
want 20 sue u n second time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
INV LINGO
' '.ips~nr, ~ Motiun Picture 1alk

Tor tlr Inns.
~ %" Hurfo.uou ~ Bessie unrrls
Gale star % d. D. Feature. q Eiusa
art ut motion picture wuris Hnd
terms has been compiled fur utu.
Ni' tInH Thia b. The second Install.
ntuf
b~tFFrsEits Long irps 90 white
muslin stretched uu wires UNfr che
open stages rt the studIus. which can
h' clipped back and forth no Will
turN are used tu shut ouf ,nr lirrrt
fHl uf The suu from th" sr's
DIRECTOR The architect 1000
builder ~ picture plafH su called .r
'su.n Bee directs thc action 90 tUr
players
DISCOVERED rc.hu ,I term
u.Hl hy dramatiH's % u,. 90 Co. tbI
'hHrtri'r appearing 100 100, pI0fufr
.Uuui'1u''ua with Oh, opening uf tn.
HUtUv
uissuLvE when % IuI, chin s
proving io ifs mother Zoo heaven and
iN. mothers ft,r SLOWLY rulrf into
No "ouu generally Iu thu upper part
"i Coo piriur" E'utls falling sNn,
HEI|u fNI. M called ID dissolve
iHN IIE ENl'DSi ItI s. double
exposure b. t.NuItHI'b fh. tHir Is
Ell solve FH. In.fHurr .u H Do. fI.
Un'Iiu .auIu,s HtI. fHI fhc stmD
IfI HH 90 pili 1881" .rIfu rhIrH.
'' ni tH' t.r,u often mliH DO
U. I" fH" fnt same actress fH fHIh
foo .. Hf hturH objects with h.r.
."'I uI .H Iu flt Dt., Hf bessie itI.
II. W .Hr of uDr UIUfIr. fH bIr.
Do N| fn." d.. NuUr L HHuHI.
That uH" Ilf of tHr
I|Ui .UU fHU H"fuu .U.
'|I.I .H UnHf.lf uH.. HU fNr ukpu
Ih.u 900. . . tH, nIm
photographed Del .I..| HHI 'H.
OH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
~ Iu IpIs "

con suudl, oul, VIM = Hart boz tH,
Reform of Draw Eruu auI tN
reel MlDk Sonnet COMEDY. NfrUl
fu &c. False
Mifh H price uf BE- thousand dollars
uu NI- head THROW Estu captain ur
H band uf uutlHws ,aIuta With tr,.
HHu In. from burning mbIu boz
which Hr is ,urutUUI They escape.
Tho tWnr,ssIHu U forth that Draw
lEuu' is rlilu
yellow bog Is % town wherein tho
hHi element hIH boon running thing,
with J high trend THu rriurmris
uul,r NlHt Eu,kIuu east about for 90
l,lIl,Hs Wbu iu ruIu tho community
when 'nutW lHlu' shows up on tho
horizon h" attracts o., attention o.
Mat luDktnu who persuaded hmm iu
take th, position uf sh,ru. "pIIN
takes him up
yellow bog soon shows iHr ,ff,'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12


swan An opera singer. Madame
ieiba. and Il man nam.d Wagner np-
pear in Eestw.il They steal Tum
Invention. but with the aid % the
children Tom Fuun learns that Ma
dame iglhH g. the GrHy Swan n he
rots her. mainly through the limo.
cent pTanLs 60. the children inciud
inr an airpiane irip-aud the clever
nc4 81 their dog
Seeing that Tom Is o secret scr, lcr
utnn Instead ~ q Stacker. Lucille foI
g,v"s him, and tho children arc made
nuppN by this reunion.
ON Tuesday aud Wednesday "'los.
od Tor improvements un which We
hnNc aH vet no publicity.
ON Thursday. Rose ct Paradise
e lnralta play Htarrlng bessie barriH-
calo
Harpinosa b. IL road.iie flower
rruw .ug ON the highway ~ uic
tuluett We cHu either rither hHppi
toHf Hs We %luuruci the highway ~
NE. CO., pass 70 li This b. he creed
20 WIS niH Singleton whu b. known
Go hrr friends AH IluuU IluuN Viii he
portrayed hs MIss Its.ls Niffls,tls
Jimmy mother Dici whom The little
rirl came into the world iUHtiur hor
'HUro fortune tu thr hthN Her
father wa iu poor health and Iinnt
lnnitd after hN loo Did ruiurod Mann
mf iu '~"lHpiustsl fsu1 house own
% hf hef uncle VINO Wa anxious 10
set thH little rirl and her father 70
OF ths nay .u th1t De- could ci,.u the
h'fIf1E" iutufHfsI. alr remained tf
Zoe ODD farm until ono t.N bier father
came o." hor urn explained tutt his
"u. ''l 'h"i .h' Wn''
wv" ' wa. ' it
" iilN' W. inrlI"i ihh'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

THAT we have personally been o the property of the UVALDE OIL CON-
PANY at Uvalde, Texas.
THAT we have seen oil in al oil well less than eight miles from the property.
THAT the Company is acquiring a half interest in lease rights of Fifty Thousand
the County of Uvade. Texas.
THAT the Company has in cash and securities IN amount in excess Of $4,000.
THAT material 6r a derrick has been ordered and will soon be n the property.
THAT casing is being ordered and mel employed to start drilling Well No. l..
THAT we have invested or WI money mt the stock of this Company and have
advised our friends to buy a conservative amount.
THAT W e cannot guarantee that the Uvalde Oil Company will strike oil, but
that il is our opinion from having seen the land and having read the report Of
biologists that oil should be struck o this property.
JOHN BECKER, Treasurer Uvalde Oil Company
Pres. First National Bank, Belen, NJ M.
Pres. National Life Insurance Company
of the Southwest.
RICHARD H. HANNA, President Uvalde Oil Company,
VcePreident and General Counsel
National Life Insurance Company of
the Southwest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

Maggie Just drop a little Free1nne
on that touchy corn. Instantly u stops
aching, then you iit he corn OF
with .he fingers. Truly No hum
buf'
Try Freczone' Your drueeiat sells
a Tiny bottle for = few cents. sufn-
Client 90 rid your feet Of every hard
corn. soft corn. o. corn between the
toes. and ~cailusrs. Without u 0ar-
ticie 81 pain. soreness OF irritation.
Frcezone II tho discovery Of a noted
Cincinnati genius.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

he's kt ko the UvMe Oh Company will bel kept open until 500 MOh been subscribed This 100000
WILDE used for dmmg not less than three wnsn the property In comparatively few DAVIS over 10000
was subnbeAw the people of New Mexico who kwH hat thu men dnd tn Uwde Oh Company are
honest conSrahebm business men Who'll have invested their own money in the stock of his COMPANY
The baced the stock will be sold at pma and part payment may be- made w ad the balance hrF YOU
ARE INTERESTED md wish make small investment in an oil company that actually owl, oil uMn on
$4,000 acres ohd the mos of which the officers eee obeo lpppey-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-16
Monticello Man
 States Champion
 Watermelon Grower

Monticello, Aug. 13.-G. w. Wall of Monticello is one of the states champion. watermelon growers, ac- cording to J. s. Knox of the Exten- sion Division University of Arkansas, who says: "Mr. Wall has 35 acres planted to this crop and he sis ex- pecting net income of S1O0 per acre from the field. There are from two to five melons of from 20 to 40 pounds weight to the vine. The 40 pound melons sell readily at $1 each and some have brought $1.50 each.
 The land on which the melons are grown is a rather thin gravelly up- land that would scarcely produce over 1-3 to 1-2 bale of cotton to the acre. The rows are placed 16 feet apart and the hills are made 12 feet apartsin the row. For fertilizer MT. Wall uses one good manure fork full of we'll routed stable manure to each hill and then supplementn this with a. hand full of fertilizer made by mixing equal parts of acid phosphate and cottonseed, meal All i'll shaped Or rotten ended melons are removed from the vines as soon as discovered because MT. Wall says they take up plant food that should go to the good melons,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-16
Monographs Will
 Be Used in Coming
 Presidential Contest

New York, Aug. 15.-Phonographs will be used by both the Republican and Democratic parties in the ap- preaching presidential campaign it is announced, the plan embracing a pro- gram which will permit the residents of small towns and remote hamlets to hear the speeches of eminent ora tors, at the same time that the rec ords are released in the large cities.
 The photographic campaign will be opened on September 1, when records containing utterances by At torney General Palmer, speaking for the Democrats, and others register ing the speech of United States Sena- tor Lodge, voicing the sentiments of tt.e Republicans, will be released These speeches will be reproduced at clubs, societies, headquarters, churches, monday meetings and in the homes of the party workers.
 Following the release of the speeches of Attorney General Palmer and Senator Lodge, other records will be distributed monthly and it is ex- pected that the meeting places and homes throughout the country will fairly echo and re-echo with the words of the orators as conveyed by means of talking machines. The ex- tent of the part which photographs may play in the campaign can be estimated by the statement that two manufacturers of the machines are known to have more than 100000 phonographs in use in the United States.
 Among the speakers scheduled for photographic oratory by the Demo- cratic National Committee are Presi- dent Wilson, Secretary of War Baker, of the Navy Daniels, for mer Secretary of the Treasury Me Adoo and William J. Bryan.
 Former President Taft, Major Gen. eral Wood, .Elihu Root, Chauncey M. Depew and United States Senators Johnson and Borah are on the list of speakers chosen for talking machine oratory by the Republican national committee.