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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS for sale. Tomato government wilt proof variety; cabbage plants strong and healthy. Apply 305 West Eleventh or Phone 1289.
 5-6-6t* SWEEA POTATO SLIPS-NANCY Hall and Porto Rican varieties now ready for sale; strong and healthy plants. Mrs. A. Neidermier, Twen- ty-second and Main, phone 2181.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

kooo~~e>~~~~~~,- ~>"-~--~>-">~>>>N-
 DRIED STUDENTS WANTED Eili install a typewriter in your
 |cme and teach you shorthand and
 buch system typewriting. For hrticulars, inquire at 91S Missouri
 sr,ot 5-S-6tX
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

ONE JERSEY HEIFER, ABOUT ten months old, doe colored with
 white spote; wore halter when last seen. Liberal reward for infor1lla- tion leading to recovery, Phone w..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09
FOR RE N T

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
 with bath, for gentlemen only. Near
 shops: Apply at 1103 E. Third
 Ave. 5-9-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

LUST AND FUuNU.
 MASONIC WATCH FOB. WITH
 piece of chain about inch long. Fin : der please return to Daily Graphic. Fs 5-4-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09
REMOVAL NOTICE.

I have moved my offive over Boh- bitt & Dancy's drug store, 120 1.2 Main Street. THOMAS SMITH, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
 4-1O-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

CE REFINED CHRISTIAN ome without children to board my Eff and two motherless boys, aged O and 12 years. Lady to look after oys on Saturdays. Address F, are Graphic. 5-7-5t* LESMEN-AGENTS. ADVER- hse Candy to storekeepers. Good bay. Kurn Candy Mfg. Co.,, 1919 Ranstead St., Philadelphia, Pa.
 5-7-6t GooD PREssER. ALSO A GOOD Beamstress. Apply after 6 p. m. at B23 Pine Street. D.. ss S 5-7-1mo
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 jGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR Hogs and fat dry cattle. Why sac fifice your stock, when you can~get Full value, cash, from E. B. TONEY Phone 1926 5-6-6t*
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

ARM FOR SALE-5 ACRESsWlTH a good five room dwelling and barn
 land in high state of cultivation. on good pike. one mile from city !u::::s near school aud church. 4 real tar- gain. See or phone Hollis Real Es-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09
FOR SALE.

Two fine lots Cor. 22 and Poplar block from paved street and car line. Good price and terms. TOM BLODGETT, Phone 2615.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

$500 CASH BUYS CHALMERS "Six" automobile; newly painted completely overhauled; all good tires; in first-class condition. A bargain for some. Telephone 876.
 4-24-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

Let a Graphic Want Ad fill your wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

MIXED CANE SEED, $2.00 PER bushel, Orange $2.50 per bushel, Jap Seed Cane $2.5O per bushel, re- cleaned f. o. b. Vicksburg, Miss"
 5-1-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-09

FOR SALE-ONE HUNDRED
 choice full sized lots in exclusive colored addition, in best location in the south. Only three dollars per month, no taxes, no interest. Tom
 Blodgett The Land Man, 61O Citi- zens Bank Bldg. Phone 2615. 4-19-tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
INTEREST
E PASO FANS
Sudenberg and Bradley To
Appear In Columbus
Ring Encounters.

Lieut.. James A. Mccarthy. jr., OF
the 18th infantry. athletic board. Co
lumbus. y. II. stated Tuesday while
In e Paso that preparations are be-
ing made by the athletic board &c
make the Sudenberg-Ros bout. Feb
ruary Is. together with other star at
fractions for that day. the best fIstic
offering OF the season at the new
Gath arena.
II proper terms can be secured
from Leo Bradley. OF Fl Paso, and
The Rabbit" 24th infantry. Bradley
and The Rabbit viii likely be seen
in the seminal bout OF 10 rounds
Both these boys are we'll known for
performances among the feathers
Both have a victory over Young
Hockboues and are anxious to get
together. Bradley has frequently
been mentioned as an opponent for
Nick Guudy, many FL Paso fans be-
HevinE he can take the measure OF
the Giant Killer Bradley has i'm
proved greatly since he met Hook
bones. having been returned winner
I'm three bouts while stationed at
Camp Travis. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Plan is Open Book

I have the best locations. have
reasonable drilling contracts FOR
sharing IN the oil. every dollar under
ny plan shares with every other dol
lar and every man receives his full
share. One management. one ex-
pense. one man responsible-my trus-
tee plan IL an open book for square
dealing and profit sharing.
AS a trustee 7 accept your money
under this particular. definite and
certain statement
I an investing money in actual
oil development under a trustee plan
OF individual responsibility. I invest
money in oil property, drilling opera
lions and Development as deem prof
liable. regardless o. whether u IS on
a $3.50 drilling contract, the purchase
OF royalty and interest IN a wen. or
a whole well. Everything acquired
for the trust is for the benefit OF al
who furnish money under my trustee
plan
The money for well No. 4 has al
ready been provided; the money FOR
No. and No. is already IN sight. I
want enough more money pledged to
drill No. 2 and No. and to bring the
trustee plan up TO the dividend pay
ing point At the earliest possible mo-
ment"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
reward that he i. Away. sorry

reward that he is always sorry
for later on.
The promoter can correct this I
once told a good friend Of mine thar
when I entered the boxing business
in 1901 / thought that at the end OF
the year I would be a Rockefeller
But when. at the end OF six months,
those dreams went a glimmering. l
nearly turned to the other side 20
put one over" But ny mentor. Big
Jim" Kennedy. Of New York. steered
me straight with some sound and
fatherly advice.
To sum up-if the promoter will
bring himself 10 the solemn realiza-
tion that conducting boxing on the
level is the only policy. he VIII make
lots and lots OF money. though he may
have temporary hard luck This nav
seem q bit involved. ct IL is the way
for a promoter 10 follow and Il i'm
presses me as I am writing
Crooked Bout Kills IL.
Boxing was killed in CHICAGO IN
December, 19O0-and in Illinois as
well-by the notorious bout between
McGovern and Cans. 1 don't know
who promoted IL. perhaps some
present or past friend OF mine. but II
he had used judgment he could have
prevented that particular blow 70 the
game. which has had a lasting effect
in Illinois. and from which that great
state is only now recovering.
(TO be cOnfinued.D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
NEUSEL To PAY
FL PASO VISIT
Philly Outfielder Will Visit
Sister On Way To Train
ing Camp.

Word has been received here that
Irish Meusel. the well known out
fielder OF the Philadelphia Nationals,
viii pay 81 Paso a visit on his way
to California IN March. Meusel viii re-
main here several days visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. 4. Mclaughlin.
The report that MeussI might not
play with the Phinies again this sea
son Is without foundation. according
to recent advices from the east. man
ager Jack CoOmbs having decided TO
use Meusel. George Whitfield and Gao
tus Cravath in his outer garden. As
a pegger from the outfield Meusel has
an enviable record. while his speed on
the bases and stick work make him
one Of the players on whom the Phil
lies depend for a rejuvenation under
management OF Coombs.
Another brother, Bob Meusel. play
ing on the Vernon team IN the Pacific
Coast league, is on the verge OF break
ing into major company, reports hav-
ing It that the Boston Nationals are
on Bob's trail Bob, however. IS now
serving Uncle Sam in the submarine
service and may not be released soon
enough TO get in harness with the
majors for a trial Both players
originally came from the Pacific coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
By JAMES W.

I HAVE always believed. and stin
l believe that boxing has an imprOT-
ing future.
With the world war az an end. box
ing is going TO make a greater effort
than ever before TO establish itself as
a nationwide sport which can be con-
Quoted legally and successfully.
II some good meR-some big men
In the different states would interest
themselves. It is my belief that the
various state legislatures would pass
bills legalizing the game. There are
boxing bills under consideration in e
number Of states now. and from all
reports they are going TO meet with
but little opposition
The great trouble with boxing has
been that the chaps who 20 70 the
front for the game as a rule lack
what We might call class" or public
confidence and esteem. Mind you now.
do not take this as meaning that
posses this Qualification. FOR I am
merely expressing st sort OF Tow
down"
The whole trouble, nearly. f. the
promoter. The boxer, in the nature
OF things n rule. IL young, and
consequently f. often led into
doing things through promise OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
HEX ATHLETES
MUST 'CARRY0N'
Marks In Practice Fall
Short Of Last Years
Records In GYM.

Thus Tar results Of athletes prac-
aeIng for the coming Hexathion
events only prove that there must be
greater interest shown by local "
athletes II Fl Paso hopes TO retain the
Championship she now holds.~ stated
director A l. Holm. OF the Y. IL C. A,
Tuesday. Many OF our best athletes
for these events have not reported for
practice. Loyalty 10 the local teams
and 20 the city OF FL Paso demand
that every young man who has reason
70 believe that he may be point win
uer for the team, report for practice
and keep right at it until the finals
have been run Off The time is limited
only two more weeks for prepara-
tlon-and we must work now Put
ting o. Off is showing the titles out OF
Il Faso and placing them at the door
OF some other city"
As yet nothing that looks Ike
winning marx has been done in any Of
The events For the standing broad
jump Lee Nichols has made nine feet
IN practice. but he can do better. A
mark OF five feet 10 inches in the
fence vault hr A. W Tessman. can be
hetrered. il is believed r Lorenz has
make four feet nine inches in the
high jump s Middleton has done the
potato race IN is seconds. P. Cordova,
- 30 In the shot put H Logan has
made 81 feet T. Gleason. 81 and L
Nichols. % feet three inches.
-All these boys can go better than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Not Selling Stock

I am not selling stock TO make my
profits. I am investing your money
with mine, 10 make money out OF
sureshot producing oil wells. and IL
takes oil production to pay dividends
The buying OF stock IN legitimate oil
companies IS all right The company
that drills one well can pay you divi-
bends. and most OF them will do 50.
There is just as much expense for
overhead and management IN each
small company as there IS under my
perfected plan OF continuous opera
ton. therefore I claim and you can
readily understand why I can get
twice as much actual oil development
with $1,000 with the expense OF one
organization. as the two companies
can which operate separately. There
fore. 500 put IN the Abner Davis
trustee plan should pay you equally
as much as $500 put in any two com
panies.~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
ABNER DAVIS, TRUSTEE,
TELLS HOW HTS PLAN
OF INVESTMENT WORKS
Saws Investors Put Their Money in
With His-Can Operate Cheaper
Than Companies

wichita Falls. Tex. FEB 4.-Ahasr
Davis. trustee. well known oil opera
tor. IN speaking OF his trustee plan
for investments in oil. said here to-
day that money put in his hands en-
abled the investor 20 get into the oil
business as an oil man. with all his
money invested 20 best advantage.
Just as DaviSs money Is Itself IN
vested.
~Abner Davis well No. 4. now on
the sand. viii pay dividends on every
dollar Of trustee funds received" said
Mr.. Davis Your money coming in
now will help IN the drilling OF Abner
Davis Burkburnett townsits locations
5, 9, and s. Your money coming in
now shares in No. 4 as soon as IL Is
in and you also share in all the other
wells as fast as they come in You
are insured a share in all these wells
from the minute your first dollar
reaches me You don't have TO buy
new stock every time drill a well.
That Is why I am operating as a
common sense nan TO man oil de-
veloper and not as an oil stock pro-
moter. I can drill two wells for less
money than the average one we'll
company Is capitalized at. There
fore. your money earns double as
much under the Abner Davis trustee
plan OF profit sharing as against the
ordinary company way I am drilling
wells for oil-the more wells can
drill and the more oil can produce,
the more money I can make and the
bigger dividends I can pay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
July 6, 1918, Memorable Day
For Pitcher Peter Schneider

TIE pitching has to be extremely
4 punk. the battling extremely brisk
or the fielding extremely fierce FOR
The first nine batters in an inning to
get on-and 70 score. when John r.
wing Taylor owned the Red Sox they
once made 10 hits and nine runs IN
enc inning against the Cleveland
Maps. The Record Book. which is
where scribes 60 &c when they want
an idea for a story. stating that ev-
nan who scored a hit made a run
very bad English on the part Of either
editor John Buckingham Foster or
compiler Charles ID. white This hap.
rene1 On June 8 1908
Much Eush Is being spilled IN
Kew York this winter over Peter
Joseph Schneider. bought by the
Isnks from the Reds. Peter np-
uIreu1ly being dearfned 10 set a
new record for the American
IenEue IN consecutive victories
and 10 via the pennant almost all
by HIS lonesome.
IN order for the Fungo King TO
take up some Of the promissory notes
that have been issued for him BY his
boosters he viii have to pitch dif-
ferenrly than he did in the ninth in
ming against the Phillies on July 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
TERRORS OF
SKIN DISEASES

of pollution that break through and
manifest their presence on the sur
face of the skin.
1t IS up to your blood to keep you
well and a balance IN the bank of
health.
Those whose blood is infested with
the germs of skin disease should be
delighted to know that IN the midst
OF all their suffering there Is Perma-
nent relief from the fortunes of this
most annoying of all diseases.
It is Necessary for you to purify and
cleanse the blood; restore It to a
healthy condition and thus help ma
ture to remedy your trouble. S. s. S.
backed with sixty (60) years of sue
cess. IS the great blood purifier and
tonic S. S. s. Is made only from
roots. herbs and barks which nature
has provided as medicinal agents that
enable the blood to nd itself Of poison
and regain its natural properties.
Do not continue any longer the
make-shift treatment, but go 10 your
druggist today and start taking a
course Of S. S. S. which goes down
into the circulation and forces out all
foreign matter. restoring the blood to
its normal healthy condition. reliev-
ing at the proper source skin affec-
lions.
If you will write our Medical Direc-
tor he viii gladly give you full IN
struchons about your own case with
out charge. Address Medical Direc-
tor. l54 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
Ga.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Says Examine
Property

The man who tells you that car
not do what I promise. OF that I VIII
not honestly and legitimately conduct
the business OF this trusteeship- either
does not know me. my properties and
my plan. or deliberately lies 70 you
The man who tells you the locations
that I am drilling on-that I propose
TO drill Nos. 5, 6. = and s on-are not
in the heart OF the Burkburnstt pool
and as good as there is in the heart
OF the proven area. either does not
know what he is talking about OF IS
deliberately trying TO mislead you
I VIII pay the expense OF a com
mittee Of five men. 10 be selected By
investors. one man from Fort Worth
one from Dallas. one from Houston.
one from san Antonio. and one from
Fl Paso. 70 come and examine nv
property. the work I an doing, the
plan under which I an operating and
the truth OF every statement I make
II that committee finds that I have
in any way misrepresented the facts
see ny guarantee. put up in the
bank for that purpose
VIII I do what I say WeIl- even
my enemies do not accuse ne o. be
ing a fool. and certainly no one but
a fool would accept money IN trust
under such statements as make.
unless he was trying TO break int
faf1n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

last year. Pete viii make good with
higgins II he pitches like he did in
the first eight innings OF that battle.
Then P J. s allowed only one hit
and that cropped out in the seventh.
In the ninth he lost control and
walked the first six men who faced
him. said men being Meusel, Pearce.
Fitzgerald, Hemingway. Bancroft and
Williams
The hook for Pete. his successor
was Regan. stock greeted Mike with
a single that scored Hemingway. Men,
sci, Pearce and Fitzgerald previously
having had to score because OF
schneider's gratuities- Regain walked
Luderus and Bancroft counted
The hook for Mike. Toney sue
ceeded him Cravath singled vii
nams and Stock in and when MeuseI
grounded out Luderus tailed. Pearce
was retired on a grounder, but Fitz-
gerald came TO time with a one spot
and Cravath registered. being tie
ninth man to bat in the ninth and the
ninth man TO score
They ported Mickey when he
tried TO steal and the game TFas
over, Cincinnati having scored 10
runs before Schneider exploded
II doesn't often happen that the
first nine men up in an inning score.
but Il happened in RedIand on July
s. 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Britt Winner
In Foul Bout

Minneapolis, MINI, Feb. 5.-Frankie
Britt OF New Bedford, Mass. outbOxed
and outfought Matt Brock Of Cleve-
land. in a ten round bout here last
night Referee Potts awarded the
fight 10 Britt on a foul in the ninth
round. but after considerable argu-
ment. the fight was allowed to pro-
coed at Britts request
The contest was decidedly unsatis-
factory. There was little fighting for
the first seven rounds and much
clinching In the ninth round. after
Brock seemingly had struck Britt low,
the fighters were ordered to their cor
ners and policemen entered the ring
The announcer at the request Of the
referee declared Britt had won on a
foul and as the crowd began leaving
the armory, II was announced that
the contest would be continued
Britt fought Brock all around the
ring in the final round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Rich Red Blood Natures
Safeguard.

Do you realize how much your
health and efficiency Of mind and
body depend upon the condition Of
your blOOd2 Your body Is made %
Of oells-each one too small to be
seen except under a powerful micro
scope. each one a workman that has
to be fed. built up. rebuilt. cIeansed
Of waste matter, encouraged to do
its work efficiently. The blood does
this Impure, impoverished or poi
sonsd blood starves. initiates or
POis0ns cells all over the body. Nerve
cells when initiated or starved pro-
test IN the form Of Eczema. letter,
Boils. PImples and similar skin trou-
bles. notwithstanding the lavish use
Of salvss. lotions. washes and other
locai treatment applied to the I'M
tated parts. which Is only temporary
relief.
No one ever heard Of a person
beng afflicted with any form Of skin
diseases whose blood was IN good con
dhon- Therefore. 1t IS but logical to
conclude that the proper method Of
treatment for skin diseases IS to purify
tie blood and remove the tiny germs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
STROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
. b WILLIAM =. kirk.
Facts For the Fans.

TIE most successful bail players in tn. winter
months They too busy thinking abouttb
Cahe
Ehih have become snoEhInd. = - 800
1ga who have lost during the seldom talk
BASEBALL IN January to their intimate
Manager Me5rav has his
ne expects " staIt south with the Giants when gets
Many really think So or the vs sov
experts really think - - '-1
Coli VII be great pasne this year among big Ieaguers Golf 5
struggle along without il ~ 1n A4o 10
VII be EEsat year = -p7'l mat 1878
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

agreeable 70 Richard. and IN case the
two fighters cannot agree. the pro-
moter viii then name his choice.
which viii be final Rickard said that
under no circumstances would he act
as referee, as he did in the Johnson
Jeffries fight in Reno on July 4, 1910.
No date or place for the contest.
which under the contract calls for not
more than 30 rounds. has been Sc
lected. but Richard expects 20 put on
the bout on July T. He has until
March Is TO announce the site. Tickets
viii probably range from $40 to $50.
Under the present agreement. the
total amount OF the purse reaches
1927 500, the largest sum ever offered
for a pugilistic encounter as it is $500
more than the johnson and Jeffries
purse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
KEARNS ACCEPTS TEX'S TERMS
PRINCIPALS TO RECEIVE S127, 500

NEW YORK, Feb. SACK Kearns,
y manager for Jack Dempsey. last
night reached an oral agreement with
Tex" Rickard, whereby he matched
Dempsey TO meet Jess willard for
s27.500. and one third OF the motion
picture rights The time and place
OF the match were not fixed.
Both Rearns and Richard agreed to
post $4,000 when the agreement is
signed on Dempsey's arrival here from
salt Lake Riclard will post IS per-
cent OF Dempsey's share 80 days be-
fore the bout
Willard and Dempsey VIII have the
selection OF the referee who must be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Guarantee

Ny guarantee 70 You. given ovs-
ny signature. IS Just this
I guarantee, as your trustee.
to place every dollar that you re-
nit me. with the coupon az the
bottom OF this page. On deposit
IN bank and there remain IN trust
Until Abner Davis well No. Is
actually producing and its ca
pacity determined viii then
notify you and you viii be given
tine TO verify NY statements.
and r for any reason you are not
satisfied. every dollar OF your
MONEY received with this coupon
VIII be Immediately returned TO
you without question OF bubble"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Return Money
Guarantee

Z 90 not want your money II I can
not make good with It. I do not want
IL unless you are we'll pleased and
know you have the most OF the best
your money will buy
4 can return your money. and
viii gladly do so-every dollar OF 81
that IS accompanied by the guarantees
pledge when IL s. sent In
should you find beyond doubt
that YOU have made the best invest
ment OF your life, I viii then use Jour
money 10 carry on further develop
ments under my trustee plan. and you
viii share in well No 4, as well a. al
others from this date on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
ank'sStatement

The bank has given TO the public
this statement:
This is TO certify that Abner
Davis. trustee has. deposited in
this bank the sum OF $1,000. with
Instructions for Us to pay the eE-
penses OF a committee OF five
men. 10 be selected by his inves-
tors. 10 come 70 Wichita Falls and
Burkburnett. 20 fully investigate
and see for themselves exactly
what his plan and property is
This bank hereby agrees 70 pay
expenses for each OF five men.
provided the expense OF each man
is not in excess Of $500, or 5000
for the five.
fSiEned) p z Shepherd.
Cashier. CITY National Bank.
Wichita Falls. Tex