Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-16

| Inc blSSGSL IuEd uS'CiopN0 - ,
! for handling a great stage article by
! the well known Chain Idea OF Branch
| es and Systematizing.
| A life time job with $50 day salary
| for one man in each small town, is one
| feature of this latest Abner Davis plan
Thousands of small investors may
also share in the enormous profits taI
/ be made by the First National Rein
cries, though the ownership of STOCK
| in the Parent or Holding company
which will at all times control 81
per cent interest in the hundreds OF
refineries and distributing plants.
BIG EARNINGS
Standard Oil, Ford Motors. and the
various other marvellous fortune max
ers take back seat compared to the
wonderful future potential earnings
of the First National Refineries
Heretofore hundreds of thousands
and millions of dollars have been re-
CURED for investment in establishing
an oil refinery. Now this is all
changed. One man, and few thou
sand dollars, builds and operates re-
tlnery, making the highest grade gaso-
line, kerosene, fuel OIL and grease
products
ONE MAN PLANT T..
The First National, the New Idea
Refinery, is one man institution. one
man only is required to operate each
| entire plant, (handling the oil through
the refinery is largely done by gravity
or pumps, turning crude oil into nm
ished products and even retailing the
daily output from the refinery into the
waiting automobiles and tanks that
call and take it away.
MAKING AND SELLING.
The one-man refinery is both q
manufacturing plant and retail fill
ing station. Crude oil is taken from
the tank car in the morning and by
noon the gasoline is in use in motor
cars. The refined product is sold by
the filling station directly from this
little oneman refinery.
These refineries are being construct
ed by the organization which holds the
1 process and secrets of the new inven.
ton. A one-man refinery will be es
tabltshed in towns of 10000 or 15,OUt
population, where a minimum of ~
l barrels of gasoline is consumed daily
TEACH OPERATION
The First National Refineries thu
Parent Company, not only installs tn
= plant and teaches superintendent al
a the secrets of operation, and furnishe
the crude Oil delivered from the well
Il to the refinery through their own TAM
81 car line, but they also take up any sur
u plus the plant may produce and de
u liver it to some other point, OF tn
q chain of refineries, that has create
demand than their output. LikeWls
= other plants may furnish addltiona
q supplies where requirements ar
u larger.
The principal thing required is
% man. The New World Mint TO
d turning black crude oil into Gold Ger
d tifieates and shining Silver Coin, re
n ouires first of all man who stand
N we'll in his own home town. He mus
Nh have the confidence of the public.
TRIPLE REFINED.
VI This New Process gasoline is a high
IN or grade than that usually sold.
en gives more miles and quicker startln
a.s power. 1t is a triple refined higt
Ss8 powered gasoline.
I'm The First National Refineries realH
MI the tremendous power of the gree
N Oil Trust and fully appreciates III
ii strength of their retail establishment
M The Standard Oil and other distrlbt
~. tors of gasoline, kerosine, etc., hay
I'd have largely been able to control tt
u market and pile up untold millions
Id profits, because the little fellow cou
M not buck the Trust in retail distribl
ID ton.
M The First National, the new on
Al man direct to-the -consumer" REIN
ssM cries realize what they must confer
mi with not only in strong eompetitio
Vi bur in freeze-out tactics, and the gre
d suggestive influence of advertising
]g the established brands of gasoline p
aN out by the big concerns.
d HITTING THE TRUST.
IN Where these one-man refineries e
mi pect to hit the Trust under the belt
III by getting the Man" in each town al
" turning out smaller quantity of his
nh grade products and thereby establ
a market at once for every ounce
III their products.
"a This Is not a new idea in distrib
~ tion MANY manufacturers have er
ploysd this method. But. there is o.
M thing sure, if a man who has been Il
WI Cashier of the First National Bank
81 your home town for fifteen years, al
- is known by every man, woman al
5 child in the Home County as absolut
M " truthful and man of ability b
II yond question, resigns his position
= trust and power to become rein
2 ana actual local dlI6SlOls anu iihHt1S
of the new one-man refinery, it is We
- certain that he would not do so unle
- he knew what he was about.
- BUCKING JOHN d.
- So when this man is full fledg
N refiner, bucking Uncle John p. and {
the others of the oil game, and
- gives the home folks his word tn
m "his" gasoline is right. there can
81 no doubt about the public and espe
N tally this mans friends lining up soil
II ly behind him and using hi< gasoli
A& to the exclusion of all others.
The one thing above all others tn
= marks this new refining business
II the greatest, surest and biggest of
Iz8 the great fortune makers is to
WI found In these few ideas.
REASONS FOR SUCCESS
M&4 /. The capacity of each refinery
nut limited to so barrels of crude oil
: day.
- This. means that only 20 barrels
lG gasoline will be available at each
M finery each day.
~ 8. Only a comparatively small
NJ vestment is required for the lo'
m Managing Director, to give him &C
- troll of this plant.
- 4. The man who has work
= twelve to eighteen hours day !
- twelve or fifteen years, will step rls
II out of his bank, leaving mea
salary of $3.50 to 5000 per month TO
e6d4a business of his own for q life-til
etSEH with a sure profit of $40 or 500
EH3 day