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NOTICE Ex.sERyIcE mx.
FURNITURE REFRESHING.

LET Us MAKE THAT OLD PIECE o.
furniture look like new n our duee
Z Wallpaper Co. 2l1l Fourth avsnus.
Phone z. I. 1924.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-14
MECHANICAL ENGlNRER

Az KINDA or MECHANICAL DkAw-
tngv mada. jig and Fixture tsayntng
: speciality. ldess developed. =. ,.
aichaeiis Mech. Consltg. Eng. aesoc1Asso
with W. u. Hasksll. Paient Attorns0
SOp-slO Best Bldg. Phoas T. J. 7eo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-14
FLOWERS PLANTS, SHRUBS.

GENERAL NURSERY
etocA shrubs and tree trimming. L. =
Davis. 1898 Twenty-seveuth street. =
\. A645L. Estimate free.
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HENSTITCHING
COTTON SC UP. SILK Be. PL&ATlNo
skirts, Toe. 3. p. Ktndt. Ladies Tsaioe'
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DIAMOND 1IN0a. MAICHEs. cAnl1s.
1as tfts 81 ~ nn0 /
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Linz Ann..
NO -- !. .o7ISv 1So11as IT,
go ecr<s;fso.- cneso. q. /, 50, i, {.
KT1T1a T1nI1 cHr10EfRR- lKps. |
- box. ete. nust iii i ence. i35o |
Forty second street,
r 1rTNn .s1I srrEa s,f1c PITT HTIsHEI.
SA 49, 49, Sassr
5;,.,,.-... ;;cy7 -. D.9 GnT.
cuCu4pES ~ -.
49,. =. = -. - -
Finger SEWING AACatah. LATEST
NsUse. cheap. =, J. 3uotA.
NEW FIBRE SILK sWEATER. MheAiN.
/ 1919 Second svenue.
MApLESDE 200 EGG STRAIN BARRED
rock cockerels. X. l. o43.
c1rr1 prT Nd a 7pTR nj FREC USn
Of press. Phone =. /: $50. r,as l.
c,,,7 "a ANN, vN.NrI prlp IN
whee.s, also reed sulky., Phone B. /.
! 4279.
BARGAIN IN FOUR BURNER CHS
spove Detroit Jewel in perfect condi-
'.oa- - = ooo.
DAVENPORT. CHEAP, AT 1908 FOkTI-
third street.
DT7ITE.N DAVENP0RT DINING
-. s1s Is,s Li,,h s.r,et
1 80, .s.a.71 .n7rs ,z77 ETNTT
syenue. y. l. 4s05.
80, -,@11z1, c,S,I,V .coDO GAs
EeLH 81 Noon Ne. Q a,S.s ,,..,,s
range 5000 ~ new ~<4e slAse eseee,
D1NIEc ROOM sTTITE DAVENPORTS.
s..s,s dr.ssers victro,a' rugs. fenin.u. ar
800. - Seventsh street
. THoRoIiGuHYED WHITE WYAN-
.,o1.,s 31a Twentv.t,f,A street. Phone
.,sos
1905 second avenue.
J CORN AND IoMAI9ES Fun eANNASe'
} Can n. !. %. .. --------
PICKLES FOR PICKLING. VARIETY
: vegetables for canning; wholesale. =. /
Ala. sol Third avenue.
~, 7,7,7 &c
THoRoUGH-BRED BOSTON BULL PUPS
--o --.n. eH11 .te--.
FURNITURE AND STOVES. CHEAT
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sUPERRLUous HAZE

sUPERFLUoUs HAZE. MoLEs. WARTa
on fscs and arms. permanently removed
With eiects3c needle. Address Miss 4.
II. Kittrsdge. Argyle Flats. Brady
strpat, Davenport. Phone Day. 900.
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PRODUCE.

BEANS-Afarrow. choice, domestic. 100
lbs. sdaoa7: red kidney, ss.2J8S.35; white
kidney, $i0g10.25.
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras.
3stsu3Dc.; extras. % score, 3Tiz63sc.. firsts,
35Mm3Ic.; seconds. 33mn3Jc.. lower grades,
81 n33c., centralized cars, 80 score, BIC; ~
score, a6m3BMc.: SO score. 3oMm 3oMc.; -
70 81 score. 33isd3Jc.; unsalted. higher than
extras, 40U40hc., extras, % score, 30u39Mc
firsts, 3Gd3Siac.. seconds. 33izd3Jc; lower
grades, 32n33c. State, dairy. tubs, finest.
36kM31ikc,, good to prime, 3jiam36c.; com
mon TO fair. 30u34c.; ladies, current make,
extras 26An27ikc. firsts, 2iu2oc.; seconds
22isT23c lower grades. 20u22c.: packing
stock. current make, No. 7 23c.; No. =
2in 22c; lower grades. 1sa204c.
CHEESE-Ncw York State flats fresh spc
ciale, lSmiShc.: average run, iIM17hc.
twins, fresh specials. lSmisMc.; run, 11d
iThc. flats, held specials, 2tm25c.; twins,
held specials, 23u24c., Wisconsin, fresh
double daisies, tSM1shc.; single daisies
i1isa1shc; young Americas 23c.
EGGS--Fresh gathered, extras. doz., 3On
ale: storage packed, extra firsts, 20a2elac.
firsts 2Tihm2Shc. regular packed, extra
flrsts. 27Mn2Sisc; frsts, 2Jm2Ic; seconos
.3M12iMc. trade eggs. 23hn24Ac: dirties
storage packed. No. I, 23itc; regular packed
No. 1, 22iAM23c., No. and poorer, ~
m22c checks, fair TO choice, dry, 2lhn
2oiSc New Jersey hennery whites, candled
extras. 3Sd3oc.: uncandled extras. 3bW3tc.
nearby and nearby Western hennery whites
average extras, 3dc. extra frsts, J3m3oc
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
TEAPOT DOME PLAN IS
IMPORTANT OIL STEP
Contract With u. S. Of Great
Value to Sinclair.

The signing OF a contract for the de.
velopment of Teapot Dome for th,
United States Government is the mos
important event in the history of tho
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
and no more far reaching step has ever
been taken in the oil industry, In the
opinion of II. +. Sinclair.
There is tremendous gap between
an isolated and undeveloped naval re
serve in Wyoming and the fuel oil bases
from which the navy loads its ships, :
Mr.. Sinclair said yesterday. This gal
Is TO be bridged without involving the
Government in oil opera tions or in any
thing smacking of paternalism. OBJ
viously IL could not be undertaken eX-
cept by a company engaged on large
scale in every branch of the oil busi-
ness. The testing of Teapot Dome will
be rapid and comprehensive, and tha
Wyoming fields will be connected with
the markets of the world.
Secretary Fairs efforts TO protect
the Government reserves undoubtedly
will result in saving for public use large
quantities OF petroleum which might
otherwise be drained by wells on nearby
properties. His plan In effect is TO have
these reserves recovered from the
ground and moved to places where they
can be kept indefinitely and used when
needed"
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
MAY WHEAT RISES
9CENTS BUSHEL
Shorts Stampeded Into Cover.
ing-0ther Deliveries
Are Strong.

Developments in yesterdays wheat
market were of decidedly sensational
character, especially in the May posi-
ton, which rose 8 cents bushel from
Thursdays close. making net advance
of 1926 cents from Wednesdays low
point. That big advance was accom-
panied by a very heavy covering move
ment and seemed to vindicate the theory
of those predicting congestion in the
May position despite numerous reports
that outside points were shipping wheat
to Chicago to be applied on May con-
tracts. Much buying was said to have
come from Wall Street and some
thought that leading Wall Street oper-
ators were on the long side. Prices
worked up in a rather orderly manner
until they reached $1.3S, or cents
above Thursdays Anal, and when the
May price crossed s140 it advanced
very rapidly to SLAB at the close. which
was the days high. Stop loss orders
were uncovered in volume and offers
were not of sufficient size to take care
of the buying. The other months were
higher in sympathy. but gains were
comparatively small, the close being u
to 23s cents net higher. Exporters re-
ported sales of about 600, 900 bushels,
including Manitobas, durums and Gulf
wheat. In the local cash market No.
red was quoted at S1.53h, No. hard
at s1.531h, No. l Manitoba at $1.62ra
and No mixed durum at SLAB, c., l..
T., track New York.
The corn market was influenced by
the big advance in wheat, and prices
were firm throughout the day. closing
at the top with net gains of ia to
/ l5c Receipts were small. while clear
ances were heavy, with prospects of an
other good decrease in to-morrow's vis-
ible supply. In the local cash market
No. yellow and No. 2 white were
quoted at 1874, and No. 2 mixed at 77&,
c. i. f., n. Y.
The oats market advanced with wheat
and corn and closed at the sessions best
with net gains of &c. Shorts w.re the
best buyers but on the whole, the vol
ume of business was not particularly
large. In the local cash market prices
were up ~ to 1c.; No. white was
quoted at As, No. 3 white at 46i to AZ,
No. white at 45. fancy clipped white
1T 541a to 561s and ordinary clipped
white 49, to 50c all elevator.
The rye market was firm No. West
ern was s1.171a, I. o. b., and $1.16,
c. j. f.. n. Y, export.
The barley market was firm; mailing
was "A to 78c., C. f., y. Y.
The hay market was steady. No. /
was $50 to sac. No. 2. $27 to $40; No.
3. $25 to S27 Shipping, $23 to $25.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond, Virginia, February IL, 1922.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that ths
Annual Meeting OF the Stockh ,lders OF The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company VIII
be held. as provided In the Bylaws, At the
general office OF the Company in the City OF
Richmond, Virginia. on Tuesday, the lstn
day Of April, 1922, at eleven o'clock A. M.
~ for the election OF directors;
(2) to approve. ratify and confirm sucn
action heretofore taken or authorized by
the Board OF Directors or by the Executive
Committee OF the Company, whether pur-
suant TO any previous authorization by the
Stockholders or otherwise, as, may be SUD
mitted to the meeting. and
(3) to transact such other business A.
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books VIII be closed az
the office OF the Company, NO. oi Broaaway;
New York City on Friday, the "4th day %
March, 1872. at three o'clock p. M, and VII!
be reopened on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF
AnriI 1922 at ten o'clock n. m.
Nv order OF the Board Of Directors:
- A TREyVETT. Secretary.
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firsts. 30a32c.; nearby gathered whites. first-
TO extra firsts, 30d3ic. under grades, 2IU
2ac. Pacific coast whites, extras SIC. ex-
grades, 2Sd2oc. other Western and Southern
gathered whites, 2Tn32c.; nearby and nearby
Western hennery browns extra, 32c.; nearby
brown and mixed colors, gathered extras,
3013ic.: frsts to extra firsts 25hm2slAc.
duck eggs, Baltimore, Maryland and Wiz
ginia, 4On45c.; Western and prime Southern,
339l0c.. goose eggs $ini.25.
POTATOEs-Maine, $50 lbs. s3.5od3.oo,
les lbs, S2o0d3.15: State, fS0 lbs, $500
a.Ta; state and Maine. no lbs, ~ 1918
Jersey. $50 lbs. s1.50a2i Long Island, bp.,
$4d4.Jo. Virginia. second crop. S2.IJn2,sI
Bermuda bbl, $46i3; Florida, x2ms; 100
lbs. $3.50; Cobbiera. $31G.50; sweets. Jersey.
basket. S2.25n3: Delaware and Maryland
5Oc. asa Virginia. bbl, s2.75u3I5; yams,
Virginia, bbl. S2.50d3.TJ; South Carolina,
crate. sl.25@i. 40; Georgia, basket. SLID
POULTRY. DREssED-chckens. frozen
broilers. 2Iq43c.: frycrs, 2Id3ic.: roasterr,
2sn3Tc. fresh stays, 2id27c.; frozen, 22ft
27c fowls fresh Western, boxes. 23g gS3c
kegs. 26T32c: bbls.. dry. 23M3ic. iced, ga
s0c frozen, 22dSic. old cocks. fresh. 2on
ern, 3gd4sc turkeys fresh, young, 35n46c.
old 35G5oc. frozen, young, 40n5ic.; old
3aai4c. ducks, Long Island, spring. 3Jc.;
Western, frozen. 20n26c. geese, Western,
! frozen. i5m20c.; squads, fresh white, doz
si.50di0.Jo
POULTRY, IIvE-Express. fowls, 2sa3oc.
| chickens. 2sn3oc broilers. 40uI0c.; capons
35I ioc; turkeys. 35gfoc.; ducks. 2ea3Vc'
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
ITNTTED STATES CAST IRON PIPE
AND FOUNDRY COMPANY.

,rhe REGULAR Annual Meeting OF the Stock-
holders of The United States Cast Iron Ptpe
q Foundry Company for the election OF
Directors and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
Meeting win be held at the principal office
- tbe COMPANY. No. Is r. SCIIANGE PLACE.
Jersey CITY, NEW JERSEY. on Thurs
day, April 20. 1922. At II O'CLOCK NOON.
The Transfer Books Of the Company VIII
not be closed for the purpose OF this Meet
ing. II. r. HAu6HION, SectetaIy'
burlington, New Jersey, March "a. ia22.
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U. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.
". =. a. BoNDs OFFERED.

Robert G. Mayer & CO. arc Offering
an issue OF so-called "B, I. A" per
cent. bonds. representing an Industrial
bank bond sold In Germany. The
3. !. a. company of Berlin h1s been or
ganized by the four big banKa Of Ger
many TO promote German industry. to
hold voting control OF corporotit ms In
volved and provide IN the form Of It's
own bonds means for Investment In
Germany's industries.
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n. $. LOCAL OFFICER DROPPED.

The Norfolk Southern Railroad has
abandoned its New York office. Richard
". Swartwout having resigned as Vice.
chairman Of it's board and O.. ~. Christie
as It's assistant secretary and treasurer.
L. V. Lockwood. n director of the COM
pany. will become its assistant secretary
and treasurer. The move was taken to
cut corporate expenses.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
DIVIDENDS.

stock Of ray
Record able.
Otto Eisenlohr & Bros. q.
nhFi H. txr 4, "a sr, MaE May Hnlu :,
Elec. y. 4 8. a., 2e5......April "a April II
Eiec. =. 4 8. pf., a.. ihss April ~ MAY !
New Cornela SOP. Co., ass May : May g
United States Glass Co.. ie5.April 90 April 20
Standard OIL of Ohio pf.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES,

Muscovey, i7c. geese, 10000. guineas. pair.
roc pigeons. pair, h1c rabbits, lb. 2sc.
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MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. APRIL /;
TIME LOANS

TIME LOANS,
Mixed collateral co to 90 days. 4h
Mixed collateral, to q months. ......... All
Industriais 90 20 30 days. ys................ AZ
Industrials to months. ............ AZ
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names, 4 to 9 months. ........ .4h@4A
Other names, to months. ........ .4ig4iA
DISCOUNT RATE, RESERVE BANK.
Comne rclal paper, 'f5 days. Az 60 TO 90
days, Az Liberty bonds and Victory notes.
IL days, AZ: 10 to 90 days, AZ bankers
acceptances, 10 to 90 days, Az.
sFixed November .. Previous rate ),
fixed September 81.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Call loans and acceptances. .......... 3iseo
ances eligible for purchase by Federal Re-
Ferve banks:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
30 days.. 3M 37s 90 days.. 3k 3M
60 days. ....... 3h 3sIl20 days. ...... 3E 3%
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, 500, 700. 600
balance, $43. 800, 900; Federal Reserve credit
balances. S35 900.
SILVER MARKET.
official bar silver In New York. domestic.
opSsc Unchanged foreign, 65ssc.. off Mc.,
London, holiday; Mexican dollars, J05sc..
up &c.
Range OF silver prices this year:
Highest. Lowest
London .35isd., Jan. 32hd., Feb. 2S
New York. .G6%c., Jan. 10 62Ac.. Feb. IS
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Wanted
SALES MANAGER
tsf with
Exceptional Ability
for an
Exceptional Opportunity

by growing investment house. The man
we seek is in all likelihood employed and
making good Sales Manager in a
took selling organization. He under
stands the investment business, has a
good knowledge of economics and can
combine these qualities with live-wire,
active personality that possesses the
knack OF getting his men to plug for him.
Our organization has made record
selling securities. This opportunity Is an
exceptional one to the man who Is dis
satisfied with his present situation and
who can qualify. We want a man who
will earn $4,000 a year or more in sal
airy and commission. All replies kept
strictly confidential. Address w. II. s..
Room 201, Annex. 100 Liberty ST.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE
AY, APRIL Is, 1922.

SATURDAY,
Days l4s44ooo sasdsooo ss5d 600
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

THE Amherst National Bank OF Buffalo,
located at the City OF Buffalo, in the State
OF New York. Is closing its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors of the
ISOLATION are. therefore. hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims for pay
mrnt.
Dated January 20, 1922.
8. j. URBANSKr, Cashier.
THE Broadway National Bank OF Buffalo.
located at the City OF Buffalo. In the State
of New York. Is closing Its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors OF the associa-
tion are, therefore. hereby notified to pre-
sent the notes and other claims for payment.
Dated January 20. 1929.
JOHN A. STACHOWIAK. Cashier.
HAVE 100 acres rich copper ground Arizona
want party TO form company. Phone MIR.
DAY, st. Cloud Hotel.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
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As ser A 1850 IS 1881

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st l. n 9 Y Ry CIV IS 1929
IS ser B 1850 3d.. .903l
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st l. ERR SF 4 Is 81
adj 6s 1855 3......S2
81. .so7s Sop Rsugar NJ
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

The above article from The Wall Street
Journal of June IS, 1921 indicated that
with substantial reduction in operating
expenses and prices for transportation
fixed indefinitely. railroad shares had
reached bottom and passed the turn in
carriers favor. AT that time the average
price of 20 leading railroad stocks was
$3.50. The average price of these same
20 rails is now about SAIL.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

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ILL.,. .933s
5..... .93le
Cuba IS l904-44
30
Cuba Ais l949
z. 80
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

Institutions Clearing Through Members-Average Figures.
for Week Is, 1922.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
American Interests
To Colonize Big
Tract in Chihuahua

WASHINGTON. Mnrch IA
American Interests have contracted
with tho governor Of tho Mexican
state of Chihuahua for tho pur,
chase. Improve mont ana suh-dlviH.
ion ~ Elk million acres md tho
contract IL now before tho Chihua-
hua legislature. according a. advic-
60 TODAY from American Consul
James 49, Stewart there ~ thc
legislature approves tho sale. Mr.
stewart reported. the Americans
mend to form q company under
Mexican laws TO put thc land
within reach OF email farmers o'
lll natlonalitier" The hand w,a
mid 20 hnvc great uossihilitics for
farming and stock raising
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Army to Be Cut to $4,000
Men Under Provisions of
New Appropriation Bill

mittco reported would not provide
tnr any new projects. hut would go
entirely Tor maintenance Of exist
iuu works and Tor continuing the
construction of % limited number OF
r]HrcuaH. guns.
The total recommended FOR riv-
Ors and hurhurs improvements.
uh1ut SID. 600. n0u Joss than the
amount sought los tho chirf uf ,n-
gintefr W rnrricd a4 "a lump sum
and PROJECTS ON which work would
De continued are not specified None
81 thc appropriation would go to
new projects however
Tho Subsistence a. tho army. tho
committee recommended. woult
cost $40 100000. approximately
$4,000. 600 less than last years
Nem, the decrease being brought
about by "a reduction to thirty
cont per ration
Army Expenses High.
Tho Huh-cummittce, which spent
three months tn holding hcarlust
and framing the bit reported that
tlp excessive cost uf malntaIulug
the regular army oNtr urp-wnr ok.
pruditurHs was found to he lnrrrlv
du' Co tlo expensive methods OF
itH administration
~ Hooms tu hc the fixed poles
ar the general staff TO station fun
diririuns bon Hawaii and Panama g"
ii" report .rid. Except ln times
or emergency DO is not believed
sugl o. policy is iusiiflod. ns 30 viii
ruHf HH much to maintain Those two
divisions nH our entire regular army
cost us iu the years following the
spanish American war.
Commenting on the cost nf main
thinning troops ON tho Rhine. the
committee clllH attention tp Cor
many "a Failure To- pny the cost. III.
committee also declared that no
adequate reason has been shown
or l' maintenance OF any troops
ir China
Nu 1pI ropriition or Sf2b.OO0 is
recommended 40 tho construction.
repair ami maintenance az roads.
hr'drDE and trails in ALASKA.
provision also b. carried that If Tho
hIIHrnI alton for this for
Lh" fiscal srHr beginning Iuly l.
'-. D. ult made prior To Nnrrn
J. l'ta. Ihu Huurrtury Of war NAV
NI' hnfif" iNU Alaska board of ron
comm .-.iOr. r" 90 incur obligations
lNr % N.rHU.u ~ not cNcprdfur
U.r cont nt The appropriations
Tor fhU coming fIsrul ysnr.
W. appropriation of $4,000 "a
recommended for construction AZ
additional Warda nt Ipttrrmnn
'%r"u"rll HosuIfu! san Fr1ncIaro.
s' 900 Tor general construction
WORK nt Camps DIS. Meade and
l"w and $3.50 for additional
uuHrt'rH f1r guards al thc Iort
'ltnnwotth, eKun, disciplinary
IN' hill also provides sG.GTOOl,
'"i prosecution Of 0p,d control
~ fhr Mls.is,ippi river ami
Hfno 600 for similar activities "a n ti,,
sacramento rtNtr ,pIlf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
Largest Gas Well
In World in Texas

AMARILLO. Tex, Mar. i8.-Ti.
Gulf Production company wc.'
NO. ! in section liN. Burkburut..
tract, Carson county. Sunday en-.
ruuutcred a.0on.0O0 addttluual fu,'
of gas. bringing So known 'pr0du.
lion 10 40 coo. 600 and ita possihI,
prediction To- 200, GOO. 600. accord.
ing TO locol oil men. who dcclnr.
this is the largest gas well in th.
world The additional gas va.
struck at 1850 fect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-13
JUDGE HOLT URGED
FOR j. s. SENATOR
FROM NEW MEXICO
Will Lapoint Launches
Boom in Las Cruces
Citizen

Las CRUCES. y u March Ia
Tho l1s Cruces Citizen, OK which
Wil j.. lapuint be- editor and pub
Usher Will ray ia is forthcoming
issue.
Herbert y. Holt OF Las Cruces
Dr. the logical candidate FOR the
1 nlt,d States mate GO succeed
Senator Jones. whose term VIII cN-
piru iu 1899"
Judge trnnk W. Puracr OF the
supreme court Of Sew Mcxico said
this ln conversation with 90 reporter
for the citizen.
judo, Holt is entitled TO tho
nomination. and believe hc viii
get %. Ito has many warm friends
in an parts OF the state. His nom
inntion viii be equivalent Co olcc-
ton.
Perhaps there ls no other man
in the state that is better qualified
Cor this high office than Mr.. Holt
Hc b. an able lawyer. keen and re-
s%uurccful In debate and knows how
10 hold his audience. lie is "a man
OF commanding presence and is IN
every way fitted To- represent the
state 81 Now McNiCo In the senate
Of the United States.
Judge Holt's long residence In
Nrw Mexico ana his familiarity
with IT, prohlems. IT, wants and It's
nccdn 10 him admirably for the
big work he will bc called upon
10 do in the senate. Ills thorough
knowledge OF conditions ia all
parts Of tho state and his readiness
10 sorve qualify him in every way
to look nftur and promote the bcst
Interests OF the largest number.
Again ! say: / am u~nroHcrvcd-
~ for Herbert y. Holt as United
states senator from Sew Muxico.
and, Judge Parker added with
emphasis. you can put u as strong
ass YOU like, that I'm for him first.
last and an tho time"