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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
Y SCRANTON, PA.

Dnia rs maia odbyia sic W Scran-
ton yielka demonstracya polska &C.
lem zaprotestowania przeciw osh-
czerstwom zydowskim o rpogro-
mach. w deSlhonstracyi wzieiy u
dial tysisce Polakow a takfe vice.
eubernator Stanu, Beidleman: ma.
yor miasta Aleksander Connell; ks.
biskup Hoban. Pc w%spanialej para
die ulicznej, odbyi sic vice maso-
WV, ma ktorym uchwalono odpowi"-
dnia rezolucye przeciw agitacyi ME-
miecko-zydowskiej o ,,pogromaeA
W Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
Sprawl ZYDOWSKA W KO-
MISYI KONGRESOWEJ.
W Przededniu Przesiuch6w.

Kategoryczne c~Swiadczenie pe1nomo,
cnego ministra Stan6w ZjednOczOnych
W Polsce, GibsOna, re ,pOgrOm6w "
PoIsce ME byiO" dOdafO otuchy pred.
stawicielom naszym. Zajmujacy W ich
liczbie pierWsze miejsee nasz POLSKI
KONGRESMAN JAN KLECZKA W "a
biegach swoich zdOIai przekona6 wielu
cziOnk6w kOmitetu spraw zagranicz-
nych, jallO kOmitetu przesiuch6w, re
zaprOpOnOwana rezOlucya co do bez.
wzglednego potepienia pogrOm6w, ME
ma racyi bytu, gdyi pogrom6w fakty-
| cznie ME by{o. WObec tego kOngres--
man 8. Porter wni6sf nova ~rezOlucye,
do stanowiska polskiego najwiecej zbli-
iona, / IA kt6ra z tel racyi kOngres-
man Kleczka sic zgodzif.
RezOlucya ia brzmi:
.,Zwazywszy, re Tgnacy Jan Pade-
rewski, premier POlslii, zcaia stanow-
ezcscia zaprzeezyl j~akimkolwiek gwaf-
tom porelnianym w 'POlscc przeciw lud-
no$ci iydowskiei j re zazadal cd Pre-
zydenta Stan6w 2icdnoczOnych wyzna-
czenia komisyi wyiacznie z ~obywateli
Stan6w Zjednoczonych do zwiedze-
mia Polski i zbadania stOSlmli6w. Oraz
.,Zwazywszy, re wOlnoSG religijna j
r6wna obrona praw, bez wzgledu ma
rase / religie, mole bye iedyna pod
stawa ludOwegO rzadu zabezpieczaja-
cegO sprawiedIiwOSG, pod kt6rym VOL
ne narOdy Swiata mega prowadziG przy
jacieIskie wsp6{daiafanie.
,,Przeto Senat i Izba Reprezentan-
tow Stan6w ZiednOczOnych uchwala:
IL Prezydent Stan6w ZjednoczOnych
proszOny jest o zarzadzenie dochodzeh
w sprawie wspOmnianyCh powyiei "a
burzen / prZeSladcwania IudnoSci iy-
dowsIiici we ~WschOdniej EurOpie, iall
to ZaproponOwai Ignacy Jan Padere-
wski, Tremier POIski, i ably dai spra-
wczdanie i rekomendacye " tel sprA
vie EOngrcsOwi odpOwi3!aiace sDra-
wicdliwei 0Cenie sytuaCyi."
W pCniedziaiek 0 S-mej RANT PREY
byf do WaszyngtOnu przcdstawicicl
Wydziaiu NarOdOwcgo. p. \. l.. Pho
trowsli i CIby{ natychmiast diuga ma
rade 2 kongresmanem KIcczlia.
Koncresman nasz opOwicdzia{ p. Pho
tr0wSkiemu o wrazeniach Swoich, do
znanyCIi W ROstoRie, gdzie byi W ME
dziclc FL maSowym wiecu W sprawie
iydOwsiici i przcmawiaf wobec $4,000
%zebranych. - Drugim m6wcq poIShim
byi tam ks. Syski. RezOlUcya tam
p7zyiCta potepiaia oszczercze nana&ei
agiiat0r6w syOnistycznych ia honor
Polelii. Sami zydzi przyznali, re p.
KlrCzla miai zupeinq racye oskarHyf
a~gitacyc o bardzo niesumienne SrOdki
%walczenia.
NaigOrSzc wraAenie W BOStonie
wsz?dzie sprawiiy Ogromre plakaty j
0giOszFnia PrzcCiw PClakOm 70 stron
prusCfilskich niekt6rych Litwin6w, -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

Szko1a zargonowa to mic innego, je-
no szkoia piemiecka! Rozumieli to
dobrze smutnej pamieci okupanci teu-
to6scy, piechae %zrozumiejQ, to CT wszy
scy rodacy, kt0rzy, czy przez zle po-
jete dazenie samozachowawcze, sklon-
niby byli uczynic W tym kierunku
najdrobniejsze chocby ustepstwo ma
cyonalistom brutalnym lub lagodnie
m%6wiacym!
S}yszeliSmy wszak wszyscy, jak ME
Gsawno gameni zydowscy porOzumie-
wall sic Swietnie z szeregowcami i O.
ficerami ~niemieckimi, w~ldzielismy, z
jaka }atwoscia Gale zastepy urzedni-
kow / u~rzedniczek znalaz}y biura ME
mieckie W szeregach Aydowskiej mlo-
dziezy.
Szkolnictwo oddane W rece zyd6w,
PREY novel organizacyi gmin zydow-
skich podniesie niewQtpliwle kulture
miasteczek naszych / osad ale be-
da to w Ionic pa1stwa polskiego ~
wotne 1 potezne ogniska kultury ME
mieckiej.
Gminom hydowskim p~oZostawiona
bye Wilma wy}acznie opieka mad spra-
wami religijnemi | filantropijnemi o.
raz mad wykladem religii W szko}ach
- ale szkoia Cd ludowcj poczawszy,
must pozostawac w ~wy}acznym zawia-
dywaniu pahstwa polskiego - a skiad
W niej wylqcznie polSki!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
milwaukee, .Nowiny Polskie'
podaja:
Dekdaracya Polak6w wyznania Moi
ieszOWegO,

PONaJq'
Dek1aracya Polak6w wyznania Maj
ieszowegO.
W ostatnim numerze ,,ROzwagi",
znajdujemy doskonaly artykui DIR. II.
NuSbauma, nNpisany W formle Nic-
~wygfoSzonej m0wy scjmowej.
DR.. Nusbaum bedacy, jak wiadOmo,
najwybitniejszym przedstawicielem tel
grupy Ayd6w, kt6ra bcz zastrzczen u
znaje sic "a patryot0w polSkich i w
tym kierunku Cd lat wielu pracuje, pi-
SEE miedzy innymi:
,,Zadania r0wnoupra wnicnia ohywa
telStwa wyznawc0w Starego zakOnu
sejmowi ~pOlSkiemu ME stawiamy -
boz ME godzi sic zQdac tego, co W ca
loSci juz jest danem.
Polska dwukrotnie juz p~rzyznala
&ydom r6wnouprawnienie ohywatcl-
skie, dwukrotnle cofnela je i'm wladza
caratu-
W ustawodawStwie wskrzeszajaccj
pahstwowosci polskiej ME Znamy ami
jednego paragraph, kt0ryby W maj
mniejszej mierze uszczuplai prawa O.
bywatelskie zyd6w. Widzimy ich ma
m6wnicaeh adwokackich ma fotelach
'sedziowskich. W biurach ministcryal-
nych, ma ~urzedach armii polskiCj !
Zreszta, poc0z szukac wzrokiem dale
ko? Widze siebie tn, ma tym. jak RE
klein, swietym miejScu! CYL nam
~jeszcze prawo domagac praw obywa-
telskiCh r0wnych z wami? PrawO to
posiadiem dzieki sprawiedliwOSci wa
szej! Dzieki duchowi liberalnemu Pol
ski! siadlem dziekl sprawiedliwoSci
waszej! Dzieki duchowi liberalnemu
,PolSki
Me! Me W Polsce domagac sic 60
dzi t%olerancyi religijneJ.
Rzeczpospolita slawnq byla z wyso-
kiej swej religijnej t%olerancyi, w bic
gu dawnych, Swietnych dziej0w swo-
ich, wyprzedzaia W tym wzgledzie z
DUNG powiedziec to mozemy, narody
wschodu / zachodu Europy.
Ale zupeinie lima jest sprawl -
sprawl narodowa!
Wiara to rzecz wewnetrzna sumie-
MIA swojego osobiscie i tylko osobiScie
ida kiedys sprawe pred Bogiem!
Ale sumienie, re tax powiemy marc
dove, to ME sprawl osobista tylko,
to sprawl narodu!
Nar6d polski STAG must SLIME / ME
wzruszenie w obronie ca{okszta}tu in
teresow narodowych polskich. Pan
stwo polskie must bye paGstwem pol
skiem, IA kt6re odpowdada geniusz
Polski, Ouch narodowy polski!
My many jedna, jedyna tylko mat
Ike Ojczyzne - jedna ziemie - Pol
ske: do innych ziem ME %aspirujemy.
Nar6d 4ydowski ma swieta swoja
ziemie mad brzegami Jordanu, ma go
rach Libanu l spiywajacych z Mich
stokach / rowninach - tam tesknic
jest W swoim prawie / Mkt szlachet-
silva uczuc tych obrazic ME smie. Me
chat tam ducha narodowego swojego
pielegnuja!
Ale ziemia polska pozostac must W
-caiosci swej dla rozwoju ducha pol
skosci ola rozwoju duchownego 1 EXC
~nomicznego dzieci Jej polskich bez.r6a
nicy wyznania. d
A przedewszystkim protestujemy z
tego miejsca najusilniej - przeeiw
tczic z gruntu faiszywej - jakoby
jezyk niemiecki, ~uzywany z~wyczajowo,
W zeszpeconej mniej Tub wiecej formie,
przez ogG .ludnoSci zydowskiej zawie-
raj chocby cien cechy jezyka narodo-
wego ayd6W!
Czynne przez szkolnlctwO / prawo
- umacnianie zyd0w W tym karygod-
nym zwyczaju r0wna}oby sic dobro-
wolnemu przez pafstwo polskie silva
rzaniu plac6wki rozwoju niemieckoSci
W miastach Polski!
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
OBREGON To OPEN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
FOR PRESIDENCY
10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL lr.sso wreel

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LTAsEo wIREl
Nogalcs, Ariz, May 30.-Gen. Alva .
rado Obregon, former minister Of
war nthe German cabinet, has moved
his residence from Hermosille, So
nora, to Nogales, Sonora, where he
has established an office from where
his campaign for the presidency of
Mexico will be conducted.
General Obregon refused to discuss
the present situation III Mexico, but
stated that he was not endeaVoring
to dodge the political issue, as he has
been accused of by political opponents
and made the following statement for
the Associated Press;
Il have authorized no one to make
declarations in my name, nor have |
inspired any of them, therefore the
reports which have been published
by the papers about my candidacy
can only be interpreted as the person
al feelings of those who have fathered
them. During the last few months
have become aware in various parts
of the republic movements have been
started in favor of my candidacy dur
ing the coming political campaign
where the successor to the actual
president of Mexico is to be desig-
mated. These movements have been,
to my knowledge, absolutely sponta-
neOuS as in most cases | have been
absolutely ignorant Of their existence
until | have been advised of same
by the leaders or organizers of the
parties. | have never appointed any
agent nor representative in any part
of my country, and it is on that ae-
count that / consider as spontaneous
the movement that is now beginning
to be felt throughout the republic.
Il have been advised by several po-
litical parties during the last few
weeks announcing their intentions of
working on behalf of my candidacy,
and other political groups have COM
municated with me, asking for my
authority to make a similar announce
ment. To all of them | have an
swered as per message transcribed
below which ] sent to the president
of the Gran Partido Independence"
OF Vera Cruz:
"'I have had the satisfaction to-
learn of the great honor invested upon
me by the political party which you
preside over, designating me as their
candidate for the presidency of the re-
public during the coming political!
campaign. In due tim" | shall make
it known to all political parties and
individuals who have designated me
as their candidate which will be my
during the coming political
campaign, And if after they are ac.
quainted with such attitude, they de-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31

well known Los Angeles firm Of Will
lis & Inglis.
This is the first time that Mr.. VIII
lis has written a photoplay in many
moons although he was at one time
responsible for many well known mo-
ton pictures.
In "A Modern Lorclei." he has writ
ten a story replete with heart interest
and with many dramatic situations
as wei as with an eye to the lcgen-
Diary beauties of the theme.
The author spent many days on the
beautiful Santa Barbara Islands to-
gether with General Manager NJ. Phil
lip Hansen and the direct of the fea-
lures Henry Otto and he says that the
stay on those rugged and romantic is
lands was an inspiration of itself He
is delighted with the manner in which
his baby" has been presented ana
unlike most screen authors has not
a kick coming
This play is at the Ideal theater to-
day and tomorrow; also showing the
Keystone comedy, His Naughty
Thought"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31

enne who knows the value of sure
light touch in spontaneous fun MAX
ing, and she more than fulfils the
hopes and expectations of her many
admirers by her delightful interpre-
tation of Kitty Constable in this. play.
The story is from the successful
play by Geraldine Bonner and Hutch
'eson BOYD, adapted by Julia Crawford
lverS. Briefly il relates how John
Constable, young writer, is working
hard on his book. "Woman's Strug-
giles. Mrs. Alloway. a widow, takes
an interest IN his work and Kitty, the
Young wife, remarks that the widow
is struggling-to land John. When
Mrs. Alloway goes too far in her de-
signs, Kitty concocts clever retalia-
tory plan of her own, covers the
widow with confusion and wins her
husband back in a hurry The theme
of the neglected wife and the other
woman Is old, but the handling of it
in TINS picture IS new.
Besides the above the comedy. "Ori-
sntal Love" is being also repeated.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31

eide to ratify their confidence and
adherence to my candidacy, | will
with great pleasure accept their CO.
operation in the campaign. I beg of
you, Mr.. President, to express my
thanks to the Gran Partido Indepen-
diente of Vera Cruz
The text of my answer as above
set forth, clearly shows that | do not
wish to accept any compromises nor
is it my intention that those who have
offered to support my candidacy may
contract them neither before they are
acquainted with the line of conduct
/ propose to follow and which will
he, in my opinion, the general out
lines on which a more stable future
for my councrV may rest. AS soon as
this is known to all parties and indi-
viduals now offering me their sup
port, | will accept their Go operation
in the political campaign if their ten
denotes run parallel to mine.
by the above, it viii he seen that
! am not trying to evlde the coming
political campaign and thar | only
wish to follow u line Of ,onGGct. which
in my opinion, may ne the mosT right
eous and which may guarantee the
consolidation of oar young democ-
raCy.'
A---
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
AZ TIE I.NRIC.

Vibrant with emotional tension, de-
veloped by the directoria genius of
Allen Holubar, scores of scenes in
The Heart of Humanity the spec
tacle- -photodrama soon to be released
present many phases of war clothed
in all their realism. yet Illuminated
by the beautiful tale of love and de-
votion entwined about the basic prin-
ciples of historical incident. Here are
few examples:
There is shown the entry of the
American emblem into the world fray.
Pat O'Malley the Universal juvenile
actor, portrays the role of young
Irish American fighting with the Ca
madam forces in France, who takes
from his breast pocket a small silken
flag and plants it on his bayonet,
from which goes forth the undying
message of Americas response to the
appeal of the civilized world.
Exact reproduction of a German
west front dugout de luxe" is one of
the features of the atmospheric de-
lineatiOn' of the film. The under
ground chateau" is shown furnished
with costly furniture and rugs ravish-
ed from a French mansion and all the
appurtenances to which the TeutOn
overlords felt themselves entitled,
Then there IS projected the interior
of a typical German military prison
where allied prisoners are seen grow
elling in the conditions forced upon
them by their human captors.
The Heart of Humanity" will be
repeated at the Lyric theater today
and tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
NEXICANS NOTIFIED
PERMIT TO CROSS
u. S. IS CANCELLED

Phoenix, Ariz,, May 30---R. f..
MtcGillen, acting governor of Arizona
in the absence of Governor Campbell
i'm, New York tonight pointedly avoid
ed dealing with the Mexican authori-
ties in regard to telegraphic request
from the Mexican consul at Nogeles
asking permission for the movement
of Mexican troops through Arizona,
en- route to Juarez
I'm reply to the message from No
gales, signed by Emiliano Tamez, Mex
lean consul there, which was receiv-
ed last night, the acting governor
tonight sent telegram, informing the
Mexican official of the state depart
merits announcement that permis-
sion for the proposed trans-shipment
had been held up.
There was considerable speculation
among state officials as to why the
initiative had been taken by Con-
sui Tamez, since Arizona's permit for
the shipment of Mexican troops
through United States territory, given
to the state department has not been
recalled, the block in the negotiations
having come from Governor Hobby of
Texas.
Reports from Nogales tonight were
to the effect that the train of six hun
dred Mexican troops which reached a
point four miles south Of the bor-
der this morning, still was on a sid
ing. This troop train under COM
mand Of General Francisco Torres, it
ig expected will be joined by others,
General Torres stated today that
if his men could not cross American
territory, he would run the train over
the Cananea branch Of the southern
Pacific de Mexico TO Naco and from
the point march his command over
land into the state of Chhuahu to
take the field against Villa
1t is a long head that knows no
turning when a pretty girl passes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31

Wilson's hobby Of detecting crime, by
means of finger prints was derided
and sneered at. The scenes of the
story transpire in the Iue-rebellion
period when the finger print theory
was in its infancy. But Wilson's per-
sistency and his knowledge of his
science, eventually brought the wheels
of justice to revolve in the rfht di-
rection, to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned.
Mr., Roberts is admirably supported
in this great photoplay, Thomas
Meigham, one of the best known of
screen stars, has an important role.
Others ir the east are Jane Wolff,
Florence Dagrlar, Ernest JOY and
Gertrude Kellar.
The management is also showing the
last episode Of The Iron Test"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
At TIE PASTIME.

If you We're pretty and neglected
young wife what would You do if a
middle-aged and designing widow
took advantage of your husbands in
terest in his work to try to win him
from you? This is the problem that
forms the basis for a delightful COM
edy in Sauce for the Goose the new
Select picture in which Lewis J. Selz-
mex presents Constance Talmadge
which will be shown at the Pastme
theater today for the last time.
Constance Talmadge is a cOmedi-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
ADMINISTRATION ADDS
TO LARGE PAYROLL
rsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrRel

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WINEI
Washington, May 30.-The govern
ment continues to add more employees
to its list. Figures compiled by the
local division of the home registration
service show a net gain of 107 en-
ployes in the government service here
for the week ended May 0. The
largest net increases were treasury de-
partment, 142; shipping board, 26,
and the interior department, 81. while
the largest net decreases were war
trade board, "a; labor department, 23,
and the commerce department, II.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
Al THE THEATERS TODAY

'B7 ThcalCr = Theodore Roberts
starring in "Pud'nhead Wilson," by
Mark Twain, Paramount picture:
also the last episode of The Lion
Test"
Ideal Theatcr-'A Modern Lorelei, q"
starring Tyrone Power and Mabel
Jones' also a tWo-reel keystone COM
edy, His Nauty Thought"
Lyric Thcater-"The Heart of Hu-
manity,' all-star cast. being repeated
Pastime Sauce for the
Goose" with Constance Talmadge. is
being repeated today; also Oriental
Love" the keystone comedy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
AZ THE "R."

How an enterprising lawyer en-
ployed finger prints after many years
TO restore young man to his lawful
inheritance and exposes an imposter,
are admirably Shown in the Para
mount picturzation of Mark Twain IS
famous story, "Pudd nhead Wilson" :"
with Theordore Roberts as star. which
will be presented at the "B" Theater
today and tomorrow.
Like all pioneers in the sciences,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
At TIE, IDEAL.

The story Of "A Modern Lorclei" the
Marine feature which has created
quite a sensation by its beauty and
general interest, was written by Rich
ard Willis, one of the partners of the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
WHY PEOPLE WHO KNOW US INVEST WITH
OF


THESE MEN:
MR. u H. Park President, formerly of Beaumont Texas
is thoroughly familiar with the oil business having
spent lo years developing and drilling in the oil
fields OF Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas He has been
successful in his business ventures and in fact every
oil company with which he has been connected was
successful. Mr. Park will personally supervise the
drilling of wells and his valuable experiences as
sures Our company the very best results The oil
companies who are making big money are all man
aged by men who are experienced and thoroughly
familiar with the oil business.
DR.. VIM. White, Vice-presiden has resided in FL Paso
several years and is of the leading physicians of
that city. He has been very successful in his b11si-
ness ventures and will be very helpful in handling
the affairs of Our company.
Mr. c. C. Brady Secretary and Treasurer is manager of
c. c. Brady & Company wholesale dealers of grain
and cotton seed produCts and is we'll and favorabv
known throughout the southwest, having done an
extensive obbing business in this section during the
past fifteen years. He is in direct charge of the books
OF the company and being expert accountant
the company has the necessary data always at it's
instant command. No small matter with any big
business.
MIR. A. S. Howard, Trustee is manager of large mer-
camille concern operating stores in every principal
city in the United States and during his thirteen
years in FL Paso Mr. Howard has gained an envabe
reputation. ~~t
Mr. j. Fnney Trustee, has resided in FL Paso for the
past seventeen years during which time he has been
connected with the traffic department of the FL Paso
& Southwestern Railroad company. He is we'll
known, especially in railway circles
The affairs of this company absolutely in the
hands of these men Those who know them best the
heaviest investors single conversation with any
Of them would inspire your complete confidence that
anything they would lend their is bound to be
right ss@
Give This Company Serious Consideration, Then Invest
Today for Profits Tomorrow.
FIVE DIFFERENT TRACTS, ia IL acres situ-
aed in different parts of proven fields which makes
stock the most attractive offered in fact WE ARE
THE ONLY COMPANY with a small capital holding
such large acreage proven fields therefore your in
vestment with will be safer and bring you quicker
and bigger dividends
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31
She Sets a Good Example.

81 keep a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house at all times and have recon-
mended it to many friends and ac-
quantances who have used it
with good results" writes A. O.
Newell, New Kensington; Pa. Should
you not do likewise? Think of the
pain and suffering that must be en-
dured when medicine must be sent for
Don't underestimate yourself. There
is plenty of room at the top. but not
for the small potatoes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-05-31

Quote below from telegram received Wednesday by Z.
c. Robertson, Local Representative.
Directors meeting this afternoon decided let you
work balance this week at par All sales made after
hiryrst must be two dollars per share Developments
progressing nicely and conditions really justify larger
advance. Work fast and wire all sales Saturday night
\(Signed) BORDER STATES OIL CO.
We believe will be to your interest to give this COM
pany serious consideration.
If you would pick oranges you must go where oranges
grow. An examination of any Wichita County map
which is made to order" will show the exact oca-
ton of property No. l. in the Laner tract adjoining
Block y, where first we'll is being drilled.
PROPERTY NO. TWO. Consists of 20 acres about
8 miles southwest of Burkburnett townste and is now
surrounded by small producing wells We will develop
this early possible and almost certain
that big we'll will be brought in here when deep test
well is drilled.
PROPERTY NO. THREE. Consists OF 10 acres about
miles East Of Iowa Park townsite and the best
wells producing in Iowa Park fields Every inica-
ton proves that will get several good paying wells
this tract, and planning to begin developing
at early date.
PROPERTY NO. FOUR Consists of 10 acres about
miles South of Iowa Park townsite which section
being developed rapidly and Company will profit
greatly by the development going on Contract has
been let for drilling depth of 1000 feet the tract
adjoining us and they successful will imn1cdi
atey drill deep we'll tract, will drill several shai-
low wells which will give good production.
(. PROPERTY NO. FIVE. Consists of 133 1-3 acres To-
Gated in Kinney County, Texas, adjoining tract
which big company is drilling deep test we'll
Indications are good for oil in this tract and if the deep
test we'll is our tract will be very valuable
Our holdings total ia IL situated in differ
ent parts of proven fields which makes stock the
most attractive offered in fact the only
pany with small capital holding such large acreage
in proven fields therefore your investment with will
be safer and bring you quicker and bigger dividends
You participate in the increased value of lands we'll
ac The of foil be n
For honesty and oil experience directors
equaed by few and surpassed by none
A wire to any bank in FL Paso will substantiate this
statement
Reserve your stock today at Sl.00 per share Next
! week will be too late.