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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-22
OVER CITY
CAUSED BY FOREST
FIRES IN THE NORTH
faSes in the Northwest District
Spread Smoky Haze for Hun
Eldrees Of Miles-cloudy Atmos-
Iiphere Noted Here.

IA premature Indian summer"
}ze which has hung over Albuquer-
pc for the past few days and has
Pen noted bt many Is due. SAYS the
-ftht service. 20 the big fires which
H. raging In Montana national for.
~ q throughout northwestern
1strict number 1. The worst forest
es IN the history Of the country
hte been burning unchecked All
INNER. hundreds of workers are
fhting them. and one million and
hnlf dollars have heen spent during
II summer In the attempt to check
l. hinzo and 90 conserve the timber.
The smoke from such "a ~sonftngrn-
nn travels FOR thousands OF miles.
~ except whore rain and wind clear
u atmosphere. may hang over q To-
h lily FOR days. As there has been 60
luch rain throughout this pert of the
buntry during the entire summer.
.fy smoke which may have Travelled
4 this direction previously has been
pared away. but now that We have
ld little rain Tor a week or two. aud
w areas 10 the north hnN" burst In
n flame. the smoke has settled over
Us vicinity. Santa Re also has noted
H. hazy atmosphere.
n According In tho forest service.
,ifinr the las hig fire senson which
Ncurrcd In 1910 the only fires To be
impaired 90 tho present one. the
poke Travelled fot hundreds Of miles
Ter the mountains. and so filled the
pods with smoke hat forrsters ON
@ other side Of the Rocky mount
bus i've hundred miles AWAY. were
Ouch concerned wondering " they
Dire near flames ulao. Win she fair
rnther which b. general al over the
PEI nt present, smoke can travel Tor
houf1ndH Of miles. Late reports say
ftt the entire area wcst 81 M Mis-
rs upi tni us lar as The Gulf uf
.eNlcu. has been reached hl the
okr. which hna even spread o,,r
lrnr Of the plain siutsH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-22
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Cirlel Make bleaching lotion
II skin Is sunbumcd,
tanned o. frecldrd

Squeeze the juice Of W. lemons
into n bottle containing three ounces
II Orchard White. shake we'll and
you have a quarter pint OF the besg
freckle. Sunburn and tan lotion. n
complexion beautiner, az very. very
small cost.
Your Rroccr has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter Will
supply three ounces OF Orchard White
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day aud see how
frechies. sunburn. ~windburr m tan
disappear and how cienr. soft nud
white the skin becomes. Yesi II h
harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-22

crRrlricArE oF srocNnoLDFEs Nov

CEKTlffCArE OF STOCKHOLDERS .
LIABILITY NATIONAL pFrRolFrN
COMPANY Go Stockholders LiahHityl
This g. 20 certify that the undersigned. be.
Ing al the original incorporaturs who nave
fled the certificate % Incorporation Of ihe
before named Corporation. thr-rhy assnrint.
ING Themselves together under tho prosis
ions of tho Corporation Laws ~ New Mcsira
for and on behalf - themsfivsr pr other
stockhnlders Who may become associated with
them In said Corporation. Dc hereby derlar,
that there shall b. no ftarknnid4rs liability
IN account 81 any STOCK issued ~ tho a.
Corporation, aud that the Atachhuliers ~
said Corporation shall be- oxsfupt from ali
liabilities on account ~ AM stock issuei ur
nsid by them except such LIABILITY 'nr
amuuai Of the Capital stock eeriinrd 10 hsv
been rHid IN property or cash a. the lime d
The regular office % me CLrpdratian h
rs south Second street Alhuqusraue Ne,
@AeNieo, and . ODD Hamilton Is the stuiu
In Witness Whereof W.. The Ineorpor.ior.
heve hefcuntn set oar hnnds and seals this
ieih day Of July A D 1919
Opn HAMILTON.
W G HOOVER
J. n MEREDITH,
X FiSE.
". G OFsrREICH
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
STAT. ~ New Mexico, County Of nerna
On ihis 10 day II July A u 1910 h.
fore mr persorally appeared = ODD ifnmn
ton. " e Hoover J. u Meredith. x x
fisk and W g n"sirsich. nll ~ Aihuan.rrt
Ne9 Acsico, 10 IRE known 10 b. the rerson.
described in and who executed .t- fsr,yo,yr
certificate o. Stockholders Nnn.iahility. aad
nrfnowledgsd that fheN executed III. sntn.
o. THEW frrr Hrt ard deed
Witness my hand and seal the dav and
year lgst above written.
'seap MILL ~ BRYANT
Notary puhie
Ny Commission Expires March VI t09l
kndunrd so ppss Cor Reed Val q
Iarr 80 Certificate 81 Nun. Inability ~
Stockholders Of National Petroleum pompsry
~ SimeAholders Liability. Filed in Of
flee ~ state Corporation Cnnmir.ion 81 ~.
Mexico. July y. 1919. ln,ff A N
Morrison, CLERK Compared JIo 20 MPM.
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MILL " BRYANT.
NNfarv rnkffa
srArn or new MExIeo.

SLATE Corporation rnmmissinn ~ New Mfr'
icn Certificate of Comparison
United States IT Aineriea State ~ New Mex
iro@as
II Il Hereby Certified. that the nnneves y
: fnll true and complete TRANSCRIPT ~ The
Certificate II stoskhaidsrs' Availability ~
NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY iN'
stoekholders' Liability tNu gsrrl With th'
endorsements thereon. ~ faus aure4rs ua
Tile nnd 81 record IN the office Of the Stati
Corporation Commission
In Testimony Whereof tho State Corpora
ton Communication NJ the state ~ New Mssirt
has caused This ceftsiieate IN Do signed b,
iis Chairman and the seal ~ said Commits
sion. 90 be- affixed A. ~. CITY ~ Santa "
on this 18Th day ~ July. A y 1919
tseall HrGH ~ WILLIAMS.
Attest Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-22

WfShluc ON. NuF Thomas
Nelson pIgo ~ Virginia, has formal
ly resigned ps uWhussuuor tu italy II
WIS sa.a today 90 the stale depart
utrnt
So FAR ls could 90 learned today his
successor has uut been selected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-22

for ihs tins being ~ retiird IN said u.u
intlon or IN The ~ laws ~ this Corporation
have aEd ~exsrfise any o. ~ ~ the povffs
ment and sffairu n this Corpofatiou aas
Rave power o. authorize the sal ~ MS Cnfl
parntion 70 b. affiasd - ~ paprfs ehlsa
lnsy reqeirs y Both birsefos. -nd rtoeA
holders ihalI have tho power, " the by law.
30 prcsiae. 20 hold their i%neefings viihins %
ai,houf the sfats ~ View Nexira and 10 tfep
ihf hacks ~ the cnrrovaiian tfuhiect e. The
provisions 81 thr statntrl outside thr state
81 sre Mssiro ~ such place a. may from
time IN time be- dcsi~~atrd by them
Til. Corporation NAY - u. hyiAws con
fer power additional - the fureruiuG. upnf
me director. in addition 10 ne power and
authorities expressly conferred uUon them
~ statute. This Corporation reaefees The
right 70 amend. alter ehsnee ~ repfal sns
~ the prasiHious contained In this certificate
Of incorporation In The same whuuer nos
or hereafter pr..eribed by statnte. and 81
rights conferred an stoetholders herein Hre
granted subject to this reservation
We. The Undersigned heiHr each ~ he
original subscribers 20 . Corporation % do
bnsinets Within and without the state Of
thereof DO make and file this certificate
hereby certifying that the facts herein ~
forth are tree and d aFree 10 iske The nun.
hsr n shares - stock hsreiahsfore 49, forih
In wltass. whereof. We have hsrcnnto 80
onr haads and seals this lob day 81 iall
a. y. One Thoaaaad Nine Hundred and
y oDn HAMILTON.
W e HOOVER
J.. ~ MEREDITH.
Y FISk.
~ e OFsTREfcH
state o. New Mesieo. County % neraa
htln-~ss.
on this 18th dav ~ July A y 1910
prrsorally auusarad hefar- mo 7 Odd Haml
inn. W q. Hoas~r. 4 rs. Meredith. u v
Fist aud " q Orsirsirh al ~ Aihuqast-
oue. New texiea. 60 me Known 20 b. she
,,ersoas descrihed n sod who eyceuted ~
for~rnibr Instrument and they acknowledged
that they executed tho same a. their fire. -
and deed. and for the purposes and uses
herfln set forth
In witness whereof ! have hereunfo set
ny hand aud seal the day aud year shove
fs.aD MILL " BRYANT.
Notary Pnbii-.
Nv Cnmmlssidn aypirrs March N. 1898
Endorsed Ne aas7 Cor Hse'd Vol q
Page $40 Certificate 81 Incorporation II Ma
tlnnal Petroleum Company tNo Nteekhahlera
Liability. Piled IN office n s,ats Corrarr
tion Commission ~ New Mexico. inie -
faIq. 10000 A NJ A l. Morrison clerk
Camuared Ifn 20 MFM.
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LEGAL NOTICES
sTATr or NV MEXICO.

State Corporation Commission 81 New Mex'
leo Certificate " Composition.
United States Of America stale OF NeN Mex
ifO-as
IA Is Hereby Certified. that The annesed u
a fuii. true and complies TRANSCRIPT 81 ths
Cerilnrste 81 Incorporation % NAIloNAi.
liability tNr. ser7i with the endorsement'
thereon. on same arpears on file and 81 rec
ord In the office % the state cofporation
Commission.
ton Commission ~ The state % New Nexic,
har caused this ceriiiicate 20 be- signed y,
its Chairman aud tho seal ~ said Commit
sion 10 be- affixed ~ the CITY o. santa ~
On this isth day ~ Iuly. A " tafQ
tseaD HC0H A. WILLIAMS
Attestt Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-22

fEyon e crook may cas-, a straight
Iadow.
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Baggaecman Is Henry. Phone
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~ '"FiheFhNfr ava not IN Limitation ~ tha
power conferred by statute. the Board Of Di
%r.ctors are especially authorized no make
after amend, and resrind the b Laws Of
ihis Corporation To nX tho amount 10 be
frsrffed A. working capital, 20 anthorirr and
cause 10 be- executed. mnrteas,s srd ii.,s
upnh she real and personal property Of this
'nrlnrnttun 20 sell Hstign. tranafrr or otf.
wise dispose ~ The whuie Or anv par, of
we prul'ril "t thia Corporation Prom time
in time 90 determine whether aud a. wbat -.
lrnt and 81 what tstne and place. and nader
what conditions and regulations tn account
hn"ls OF this Corporation lother thsu H.
.tnrh ledFrrl or say ~ them shall he onrp
Tor tho infpertion ~ the stprthnlJsr. sn5
n" siocah"ider shall have tho risht o. IN
.peftinE any account W book % annpmeu, ~
~. corporation 'srept a. conferred BIZ
statute or authuriaed bv iha nir.rtors 90 u,
a rssulntlnn Of The ttnckholdsfs
th' !, llNs 20 provide, 10 designate t~o
on more 81 their number 10 sanstl,dte 81.
eAesullfv committee, which eoiallltre shail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
RECORD PRICE
FOR SEPT. CORN
is REGISTERED
Fresh Strength Displayed As Con.
tinued Rise of Hog Market
InstiIIs Bull Sentiment.

Chicago, July S.-Corn displayed
fresh strength today and for the
September delivery reached the
highest price yet this season. Con-
tinued record-breaking advances in
the market tended to stimulate
bulIish sentiment, and so too did
scantiness of arrivals here. Be
sides, European demand for corn
in Argentina was handicap to the
bears. Opening prices, which rang
ed from IS off to lie up, with Sep
TENDER s1.S9 to $780,, and De-
cember $1.615s to s1.61A, were fol-
lowed by a temporary sag and then
by moderate gains all around.
Oats were steadied by the firm
ness of corn. After opening 1sc to
sc higher, including September at
Tx to 711a, thine oats market fell
back a little, hut soon hardened
again.
Provisions were easier owing to
lack of buying orders. The bulk
of trade was in lard.
Subsequently, buying on the part
of commission houses with eastern
connections more than Offset sales
to realize profits. The close was
nervous, 19sc to 4Kc net higher,
with September at 1925 to 1925
and December at 1.61 70 TO 1878.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
EXAMS FOR COUNTY
TEACHERS JULY II;
THIRTY TAKE THETA

About thirty applicants for pos
tons as county school teachers are
to take the examination to be Civ
en- under supervision of the state
board through County Superin-
tendent G. e. Plat at the court
house, July 17-1S, according to es-
innate.
Many OF these are teachers who
were pressed into service last year
without passing the examination,
having, in the emergency, been is
sued a certificate TO- temporary
teaching by the county superin-
teEdeut. In order that these may
resume their positions this Eear
the law provides that each mGA,
successfully pass the teachers
quiz.
Institute week this year proba
bly, Will be held during the lat ef
part of October, Mr.. Plat said yes
terday. In the past the five-day
session has always been held dur
ing the latter weeks CT August
The fact tat Mr.. Plat takes Of
flee the fore part of August, only
a few weeks preceding the regular
time for institute. makes il impos-
sible to plan the feature for the
usual dates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
ALL READY TO
OIL The ROADS
Three Carloads of Material Expect.
ed Soon to Improve Highways
Leading to AIedO.

Three cars of the 10 or u which
make up the consignment of road
oil ordered several weeks ago by
the country road oiling committee
of which R. B. Merritt is chairman,
are nearing Aledo over the Bur
lington. Information further than
this has not been received.
THE three cars probably will
arrive all together" said Mr.. Mer-
rift in discussing the situation yes
terday. But l haven't the least
idea when they will get here"
There will be no delay following
the arrival of the oil III beginning
work on the five maiE Travelled
roads leading from AiedO. The
Millersburg highway will be the
first to receive its coat of oil, and
this road probably will be covered
all the way to the village, due to
the enthusiasm shown by the farm
ers along the way for the improve
ment.
All OF the roads are in excellent
condition, Mr.. Merritt stated. The
highway leading from Aledo to
Hamlet, and which is Eow part
Of the Burlington Way, has been
dragged, graded and worked until
a better road could scarcely be
found 1t is all ready t1r its oil.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Ill, July 8.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 10000; opened 15c to L5c
higher with trade mostly in gUod
hogs; that kind now weakening;
early top price, s22.65; bulk. $21-50
0225O; heavy weight, $21.75@
22.4O; medium weight, $21.60@
%. 80; light weight, $21.75@22. 65 I;
light light, $2O@22.25; heavy pack
ing sows, smooth, $21@21.5O; pack
ing sows, rough, $2O.25@21.S5; pfgs
S18.5O@2O.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000; higher;
beef steers, medium and heavy
weight, choice and prime, $15.GU@
1850; medium and good, $13.25@
1875; common, S11.25@13.25; light
weight, good and choice, SAC
1873; common and medium, $10.25
014; butcher cattle, heiters, 1880
IA; cows, S7.50@13; Gamers and
cutters, $6.40@7.50; veal calves,
light and handy weight, $18@18.75;
feeder steers, $950@12.75; stock
er steers, $S.25012.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; unset
tied; lambs, "a lbs. down, S15.250
1850; culls and common, $50
l4.75; yearling wethers, 10000
1925; ewes, medium, good and
choice, $709.25; culIs and common
S3@650.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
Weather Forecast

Chicago and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and somewhat unsettled to-
night and Wednesday; not much
change in temperature; moderate
east to southeast winds.
Illinois: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday; somewhat unset
tied in north portion; not much
change in temperature.
Missouri: Party cloudy tonight
and Wednesday, somewhat unset
tied in west portion; not much
change in temperature.
Wisconsin: Thunder showers
this afternoon or tonight, Wednes-
day generally fair, not much
change in temperature.
Iowa: Partly cloudy weather
with thunder showers this after
noon or tonight in extreme south
portion; slightly cooler tonight in
southwest portion; Wednesday
probably fair.
Temperature Today.
Canadian northwest-50 to So,
partly cloudy.
Northwest, 50 to 81; clear.
West-64 to 76; clear.
Southwest-64 to IS; clear.
Ohio valley-62 to 70; clear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
ALEDO PERSONALS

Mrs. H. Z. Walters and baby re-
turned to Woodruff this morning.
having been called here by the
death of Mr. Walters mother. MIS-.
III. B. Walters. She was accompanied
by l. B. Walters.
Mrs. Charles Mcmillan and baby
returned home to Macon. Ill, this
morning after a short visit in this
city with her mother, Mrs. Lilly
Mckee.
John P. Berg went to Chicago
this morning for few days vis.s in
that city
Miss Effie Baxter returned home
to Galva this morning after a short
visit in the city with relatives.
Mrs, Emma Braucht and guest
Miss Cora AIwaise, left for Mon
mouth this morning for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
A b. Whaley departed this morn
ing for Joplin, Mo. where he will
visit for a few days enroute to his
home at Eagle, Colo.
Mrs. Olive Morrow spent touay
in Rock Island visiting relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Smith returned home
to Galesburg this morning after a
short visit in this city with her
daughter Mrs. Ernest Riddell
Rev. H. p. Dunlap arrived tnls
morning following a two weeks
visit at various points in Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
st. Louis Livestock.

st. Louis. July 8.-Hogs, re-
ceipts, 10000; higher; top price,
22.6O; bulk. 22.0O@22.5O; heavy,
heavy, 22.00Q 22.55; medium, 22OO
@22.6O; lights. 2O.75@ 225O; light
lights, 20.O0@21.75; heavy packing
sows, smooth, 1850 1850; pack
ing sows, rough, 17.5O@19.50; pigs,
-12.00@20.75.
Cattle, receipts, 5000; higher;
Def steers. medium and heavy
weight, medium and good, 1900
1875; common, 1O.00@12.25; light
weight, good and choice, 1900
1850; common and medium, 1000
@13.0O; butcher cattle, heifers,
S.50@14.50; cows, 7.5O011.50; can
ners and cutters, 5.7508.O0; veal
calves, 110001750; feeders steers,
S.25@11.0O; stocker steers, 1850
1875.
Sheep, receipts, 10000; lower;
lambs, "a poundsd down, $4,000
1850; yearling wethers, 10000
11.50; ewes, medium and choice,
7.5O@S.OO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
PRICES AREAT
STANDSTILL ON
PRODUCE MART
New Green Goods Expected This
Mid Week and Spring Chick
ems May Take a Drop.

Nearing the climax OF the season
for local produce. prices of fruits
and vegetables on the Rock Island
market have taken a stand as to
price and supply, while the de-
mand also is steady.
Texas peaches are expected
within a week, and bIackberrie5
and loganberries are due today, or
at least before the end of the week
Other shipped goods nay enter the
ring in a short time as good
weather, conducive TO r1pening, is
generally prevailing at the present
time
The fish market has some low
prices and good wares to offer as
hot weather nOtables. Catfish are
prevailing on the market at pres
ent, although buffalo. halibut and
several other varieties may be had.
Spring chickens are coming in
greater abundance and before the
end of the week their price is due
to fall several cents on the pound
as a result of the larger supply.
Other poultry is stationary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
WALL ST. GOSSIP

(Furnished by E W. Wagner Co..
members of all exchanges. Rock Island
Office suite 800 Best building. phones Z. /.
$50 and ISL. P. J. Mccormick. nanagerl
New York, July S.-Undoubtedly
the technical position of the stock
market was improved by the furore
of selling in the closing hour yes
terday. Such a PERCEPTIONS decline
naturally dampens bullish enthus-
iasm. Until money becomes def
nitely easier bulls will be disposed
to trade more cautiously. The mar
ket probably will quiet down some
what today. like the prospect
of Atchison, Missouri Pacific, c..
& o., Union and Southern Pacific,
Shelters, Allis-Chalmers and Ana
conda.
There are plenty OF signs that
the more important interests in a
number of concerns these stocks
have been very prominent lately,
have taken steps to moderate the
market in their specialties. There
is room for the further enforce
ment of this policy. Bankers ex
pect money for Wall street use to
continue stiff at an average of bet
ter than six per cent. President
wilson's return is unlikely to de-
velop any new bullish influences
and the U. S. Steel tonnage report
Thursday and the crop report due
one Wednesday probably have been
fully discounted. I would sell the
on strength today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
PIT GOSSIP

FURNISHED By E. W. Wagner & Co.,
members of all exchanges. Rock Island
Office suite 300 Best building. phones K. l.
$50 and 75I. P. J. Mccormick. manager) :.
Chicago, July 8.-The sharp corn
bulge of July has caused much
conservatism. An advance Of con-
sequence today is unlikely. Real
izfng is due on all bulges. Sixty
per cent of the corn belt was cool
yesterday. Parts of Kansas and the
northwest, Nebraska and Oklahoma
ran 80 to "a, but the central west
was mainly cool. Forecast is main
ly cool and showers in sections. To
date, outside the drouth strip in
the far northwest there have been
no seriously high temperatures.
Most of the corn crop is coming
along fast. Damage reports on
oats seem to be local, nothing eX
tensive. Brokerage houses seem to
have abandoned all hope of a long
corn break. Corn and oats buyers
are liable to await the government
figures tomorrow. Six months of
1919 are gone and increased grain
vessel service to Argentine is a
failure. Argentine is exporting T.
100000 to 100000 bushels corn
per month. Hardly enough to
change the U. s. situation if it all
came to the United States. July
corn should be quiet for few days,
but is hampered by the ridiculous
cash situation. Chicago holds about
235, 900 corn contract. Cash men
say Chicago cash wheat will now
figure at 226 fat. 1t now remains
to be proved that 50 corn can de-
velop stability. Most traders have
little confidence in its permanence
and the buying side of September
may lose much of its magnetism
for a time
Corn opened somewhat nervous.
Offerings were somewhat small.
The moderate bulge due to advance
in hogs.
Van Ness believes December corn
is on the brink of a liberal reaction.
May corn offered 16O1z. No cash
business in corn or oats overnight.
Corn sentiment is much more two
sided and many local traders look
for a reaction after an advance for
nearly 10 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-08
NO PARADE FOR
Returned Vets

Word was received by D. J. Va
malta, general chairman Of the eX-
ecutiye committee boosting the
welcome home celebration for Mer
Ger county's soldiers, sailors and
marines on July %, late yesterday
afternoon that Washington has
acted regarding the Rock Island
arsenal and that the local commit
tee can secure what war relics and
guns it desires in completing plans
for MERGERS gala day.
The message came by wire
from Congressman W. J. Graham
Whether airplanes can be secured
for the demonstration is yet un-
known. Definite word is expected
within a few days.
Festivities on July % will begin
at in the morning, according to
announcement of those in charge.
II will be held. rain or shine. Ser
vice men viii not be asked to wear
their uniforms. the matter being
left to the discretion of each man.
The reason is that most of the men
have only winter garments. An
other welcome announcement is
that the returned heroes will not
be asked TO parade. July % is a
day of rest and enjoyment for
them.
Virgil Luttrell. son of c. c. Lut-
trell, former sheriff. will be Joe
Stevenson's opponent for eight
rounds on the big day. Several
weeks ago Stevenson hurled his
challenge to anyone at $50 pounds
or less in weight. Several were
anxious to accept, but an opponent
was desired who would make the
match even and closely contested,
at least in pre-battle judgment.
Chairman Vanatta viii appoint
a committee this week TO go to the
arsenal for the selection of the
relic display. He also stated that
on July % a beautiful badge OF
honor will be given each returned
glitter.
Fifteen big free acts are on tap.
Here they are:
Grace Aver and brother, roller
he is feet Il inches.
Sells and Dalzell, trick house
act.
Won and Won. hayrack act.
Hall and Hall, comedy act.
White brothers, comedy acrobat
lie act.
Smith brothers. balancing act.
Toxic Japs, greatest4 aero act in
the United States.
-Hays-Wh o'clock, clown
act
Ebenezer mule act This is as
good a mule act as ever was
shown.
Troubadour act. Four colored
gentlemen who will sing all popu-
lar songs. They will appear three
different times at the fair grounds
and once up town.