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a. 4 I ZDNESDAY MORNING PTr' 'HTH 1017 1 I 0LLY AND PALS Pa Just iWDi'Bt By Cliff Sterrett I wwwwywwwMfwwAw mr -j-j- nj 'VWwaoMWWX'mwwvwMi vkvWWSvwvwJUW HEU. niut, hit. rll trrte. lie.

Om BHt-" rlrttn miiiW. I 0. sataat njrrn- addressing one or mora groups of men or women in ho effort to latero.at them In I doubly notable for the reaaea ihat there waa no' delay about it and that the urgency- of the call waa recognized. NewWell owing About 5000 a Day WThe'Qulf Production, company's No. 14 rlght-A, at Ooose Creak, was completed about 1 o'clock Tuesday morning with an Initial no of from 4000 to 5000 barrel per The well is about S950 feet deep.

The well ta in the proven field. No. 15 Wright-A, which waa put on the pump week before last, developed a 1600 barrel flow during last week. Robert Allison's wall on Hog Island, completed Sunday, was reported to be flowing about S00 barrels Tuesday and making only II per cent water. Sunday It waa reported to be flowing 1S0O barrels, of which 20 per cent was water.

CASTORIArofWuuodttitra. In Use For0ver30 Years I BUSY CHAIRMAN IS ROUNDING DP WORK Colored Division Expected to Come in Strong When Organized. Foreign Element Make Fine Showing and Display Membership Flag in Act Unions Take Action. "The colored division is not yet moving as rapid)- as we would like, but I believe It is working a bit more quietly than the white division and I Am sure we may depend upon the colored population to hold up Us end of the drive." said Abe Levy, chairman of the Red Cross Christmas membership drive, Tuesday. Mr.

Levy referred to the movements on foot for organising white and tolored forces for concerted action in the final lap of the campaign when Houston Is expected to "go over the top" for Red Cross In fine form. Mr. Levy continued: "The example of the foreign population which is rallying to the cause witfl beautiful patriotism will stir the colored DODUlatlon to actlvltv. he. cause I am sure our own colored people will not permit any race born on foreign shores to outstrip them in this work for the Red Cross.

WILL RELY ON WOMEN TO HELP TO THE END. The women are waking up. They are putting in the sort of work which gets members and they are going strong. But if they equal the work of the men we will still have to have more women workers Volunteers among the women now on duty are doing nobly but we need more volunteers. "There are not as many colored volunteers by any means as I expected, but 1 feel sure that as soon as the leaders of the colored circles know this thev will ret busy and bring me in some more workers "I am highly pleased with the ahowlnv made by the commercial organisations, and I hope for equally good results from the church and lodge circles." tvery day finds the busy chairman CMC TT Three Bootleggers Were Fined Three bootleggers were fined Tuesday, two by Justice Ray and one byVaatloe Lust Douglas Armstrong, who was fine; 110 -and 'costs on that charge by Judge Luak, told, the court that he had lust arrived from Detroit, and admitted having sold a bottle1, of whisky' to some soldiers.

Deputy Constable Jamall witnessed the transaction and said that as the liquor via being delivered to the soldier Armstrong grabbed the latter by the hand and greeted him as if they were old time friends. T. J. Bartlett, who pleaded not guilty to the same charge In Justice Ray's court, was lined 110 and costs. He had Just completed serving a term on the county Bears the 8gnature of Sunday Best Pictures the Senti Starting Today For Four Days Direct from Its' Broadway run the big surprise photo-drama that set New York talking.

You have wanted something different here it is. You have demanded thrills here they are. George Bronson Howard's greatest story. You can't afford to miss it. Coming CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in "I7.AGDA" Best I Music CO pUUUUKLZ KZS EEEtt'SJOHE SHOE POLISH Thrills for the Eager; Throbs for FROM mental; Love for the Lovers.

JUNE CAPRICE Irr the (-Reel Fox Special "UNKNOWN 274" 8trange Adventure of a Young Girl in a Big City. SUNSHINE MAID'S BEST PICTURE. REALTY TRANSFERS FILED ON TUESDAY Dais for the Day Reached an Ag-fcrefate of $30,679. lot in South Side Sold by A. S.

Hamblen, Administrator, to T. F. loftus for Consideration of $10,000. Imtm tat ml catate trtoiffn filed roc trassrar la the arfkr of ta comity clerk Twxaaar ra oa from A. E.

HaaibloB. ad-rialstraror. to T. F. lata.

coeT.Ttae lot Ssatk Slot for i cooal.Vrratloo of SlOiWO. Daala for the du totahxl sod Mlows- msrrm Ren ni rrrA Willi, to tienn Clark, lot 4. Mark 1800 ItAPORTK John S. Strwart to A. O.

Mctvetl. Ivta inu iv W. K. BAKER AUDITION J. Joas ax.

to Fall Toataaion et kit Mfe T6 JOHN Ii. CORK ADDITION M. Xai-taka at ax. to J. VI Lndtkr lot Ma(xibkoob's smith kxd addi- TION W.

R. Burn-ttr et x. to Mra. i Mattto niaoa. part of lota 1 tad STolork 4 CENTRAL PARK Marnolia Park Land coaaaaar to Kraak P.

Tomrl. lota aad 4. Work 9b' tSUKPENUEXCK OROVK SUBDIVISION II. N. LiiM-barnT to l.

W. JVaff. lot 11. blork 4 BLACK LABOR DeWItt C. Duaa.

i traatr. to J. Haoro. 1 acr HOLbTON HKIOHTH-J. D.

Prwaua et aL. trnptPFa. tu V. E. Ellit.

lot T. 'kJork 136 CENTRAL PARK MacDolla Park Laod coaiwajr to T. II. Uardj. olou 38.

37 aad SH. Work a HAKK18 AND WILIN 81'RVET-R. H. Baker to Hnnatoa TermiDal Laad rota- aaa.r, lit BOl'STON AND TEXAS CFSTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Sl'RVKY-l. B.

Uaaka n. to E. P. 8trparaioa. i T00 600 1500 400 4,900 1.380 MIO 275 tAILOR Sl BDiviSION P.

Mairntra i at as. W. II. Baker. Ma 10 to 1M.

aloek 4 WK8TOTER AnbitiONc! 'i Oeriet Ft ax. to J. N. Xkompaoa et lot CENTRAL PARK Clurlea J. tleraer to i.

X. Tteawaoa. lota ja aad M. blork COTTAGE OROVK ADDITION Oeraer Laaaaer eoaapaar to J. N.

Ttxaiipsoa. Wta ITT aad lit. other coBiMtrailone aad CASTASIE ADDITION Cella Cook to Eaabe Alexaader. kt 5. blork 3 1.

U. COBB ADDITION Jamea A. Bad-; ford I. V. Ladtke Jr.

et am lot 4. CENTRAL PARK MajraoUa Pilk Laad raiaioaaT to C. F. Meier, lou 1. 2.

aad 4. block 13 I1AONOUA PARK Etta Carrllle to Goanr N. Tone, lot 28, blork 3d HAONOUA PARK K. AVLlehtrr et ii. to eeoree N.

Turrrr. lot 23. klork nut WAHHINOTON (X)CNTY RAILROAD COM PANT I'SVBT Bk-bard Radma. traatee. to rad Vaoa.

lot IS. block 1J. aad lot 15. block 16 10 370 1.075 150 40 129 BOI'TH 8IDB A. R.

Hamblea. adalala- trator. tO T. ToftR ln( It Unck ai yo ono mix i.o ivu rreo Breaaer el t. M7 Kold et 10 arm to l.MO Local Courts -f atilta Filed for District Courts.

(O. M. Doc to, clerk.) Ma C. Wllaoa ra. Houatoa Gaa and fuel easaaaay.

Injnactioa. (EialiiiaUi.) E. White a. Wllua Waite. dltorre.

iEtcatieta.) Latter W. Keaton or Mrs. A. J. Oaldry ra.

Hoaauai Wboleaai.e Confectioner compear, dana- asea. lEbrtitiethA Havaaaab Harrta fa. Joe B. Ilarria. dJrorce.

IEtKbtieth.1 Miliaria Jobnaoa va. William Jobaaoa dl (EUktietli.i L. F. Com beat ra. Aanle Com beat.

dlTorce (Kitrbtieth.1 Nettle Miller a. Waller Miller, dlrorce. Paat B. Kelaoo ra. Etbel B.

Nelaoa. dlmec (Eirhtteth.) BUta of Texaa ra. W. E. Armttronc.

B. W. tkraaairoBt. W. J.

Arto et Jului Baker et al Paul Biabop. Dora C. Buwen. Joa Brewer, tax debt. Ethel PltxarraM as.

Bobert Fltuerald. di vorea. fiEiabtleU.) L. A. Freaod a.

FraocU rrewtd. dlrorce (Elchtieta.i Aaoie CreancT et aL va. Tboraia B. Lewis sarUtioa. iKicbUeth.) i Eleventh District Court.

IChariea K. Aatie. tuda.l first Xattoaal baak of tVhitaer va. A AUka et va hearinc. Fifty-fifth District Court.

(WUltam Maateraoa. Joist.) H. Boxera ra. Cltj of Bonatoa et Jnrj sat. Sixty-first District Court.

(llanrr J. Daaaeubaam. lwaTe.1 Jacob C. Baldwla va. D.

K. lion. Imlr seat for plaintiff for l.urt aa per dri. DaoMrabaum will all motiooa Taarsdajr uraraiu at o'clock. Eightieth District Court.

J. D. Hartejr. JuJxe.) i ae voDtlocutal Puoplr nimpaur va. T.

Bam. Jortjttnmt for t.lamtiff. II. IT IMItHH-Btal OUDDiT County Court No. 2.

(Ror r. Caiaibeli, Judie.l Taniberello Ta. C. C. Locld ct al jtalnatnt f.a- ulalatiff for ISK.Co .9 Cosaut at iu.

tt. ii. a. Kalb Jadcsxat for pUiutilf. Probate Court i.

(Cheater 11. Bryan, iadse.) Marriage Licenses. Eaaawtt Oweu Baaunel to uiu Kathrrs Ellaa- betb Hall. xGeorm McKlnner to Mlw Bnaie Anderaon BbmSlbtS. rSSTbetb to MtM L.

Brett Mi Voir Looaard Montamnvrr to Mb Alice Brown idui Altta Mccara t. Aira. lUael SG7 Willi- Hi? urto" IPbao. tu Loolac Auttin. 1 Texas Aviator Girl Made Record Flight i.loa' fy Rttrt.) BAN fllANClSCX), Dec.

athArtno 8nnson. Texan avlatrix. who trte4 fron Sao LHego at m. m. eauajr la.a aonstop Might to San Fran- o.

raaohad har destination at iM 6b was the first person to pilot an ropiaJM th Tehacbapi mountains a nonstop flight. iio dlstaaos kwtwaea San Diego and 1 rtMKisea tB air lUa la 441 miles. In the Ww, glva htt a LofUa Per- i'lauww eeamval spark ones 4i aW prires Impossible to isewoeTW. HBSV credit terms. i roa.

a Co Ma Halo straot 4 the work. Mr. Levy spoke before a mass meeting of Houston HeighU cltisens Tuesday and wilj talk to the employes of the Cyras W. Scott overall manufactory Wednesday. Tuesday 1.

Levy Issued the following statement with reaard to the attitude of the newspapers In regard to the move- i menL 1 "I want to call the attention of the people of Harris comity to the magnificent support given the Red Cross movement by the press of the city and county. If tuere Is any one industry or class proving unusually patriotic and helpful It is the newspapers. "Carrying, as they do, the burden of governmental publicity, church, lodge and organisation news and other public matter, they are proving more than generous with their space, and in addition they are turning in 100 per cent clubs. The newspapers certainly deserve, the thanks of the government, the Red Cross and the people." LABOR UNIONS JOIN MOVEMENT IN EARNEST. The movement among the labor unions is gaining way.

Some question as to whether employes should join with their firms or with their unions brought from Chairman Levy the following statement: "By all means the employes of the various firms should Join with their firms. When their unions present all the other members as Red Cross members that union naturally has a 100 per cent Red Cross organization because all its members are members of the Red Cross wheher they joined in the union or through their employing firm." Tony Hunting and Corinne Prances, playing this week In the "Love Blossoms" at the Majestic, are displaying proudly a Red Cross flag which, they bought at headquarters with their membership. It ia in the act now. The lumbermen are coming along with a rusn, dui tneir canvass is not yet complete. The sheet metal contractors will be brought into line by W.

T. Glass, who has been named captain of that contingent. Itie following additions have been made to the 100 per tent clubs: Houston Packing company: Culpepper Furniture com-, puny, local No. 7 Operative Plasterers and Cement Finishers, Josephine George company, John L. Jones Furniture company.

Capitol barber shop. Kerr, florist', Carroll, (Jorist; Kuhlmann Floral company, Brazos greenhouses, international Vegetable Oil company. Model Carriage company. Haverty Furniture company. Simon Koos Sons, Hamilton Brothers, East Oakland company.

HOME 'I II roads and admitted tavlng given euar Dottle to a soldier. Arthur Hewitt plead- ed WUlltr to the aama charae and waa 1.1 eft with fine of SI and coats. He sale a soldier Had to argue with htmsooM time before he would consent to get th liquor for him. Practical for Wallace Electric Reading Lamps, adjustable, portable and convenient $150 and $4.00. Therrqpa Bottles and Carafes-all slies.

Money Belts and Wallets. Fitall adjustable Kits, hold useful everyday articles for tho traveler or the soldier U5 up. lESiltl'S' The foxall Storo 104 MAIN ST. Preservo for Waterproofing Canvas Covers of all kinds. rUI i mAHH I KNEELAND TENT CO.

mc 909-11 Crawford St. Houston. Tsxaa H. DUMBLE Accident and Health Insurance 30M Union National Bank FOR RESERVATIONS 'PHONE Preston 4966. MATINEE DAILY 2:30 NIGHTS 8:30 The Winsome Musical Maids AND HER ORCHESTRA OF TEN TALENTED MUSICIANS Charming, Girls Charming Music USUAL OTHER BIG-TIME SUPREME QUALITY ACTS TODAY! EARLE II WITtf forothy RTuriincTDflim iiil n.nLLOiiiuin A pla of Nstr Tori? Ufa and those ehtalng MewM ciiiiivw kit tua f.lff wm aareaas, oti mini contDarabl.

OrcuMtra. NEW War Weakly World Visions Mutt and Jeff Comedy -i Saturday IMIl-Y STIVKNS In "ALIAS jasauP: Everybody IiIIxookHII lturaay Evening! and then see Our 'Window IV PARRISH'S I i BOOK STORE A I I 1014 Avda I J3DTO mill SAENOIR'S. ill 11 rty vr iaa is- ISIS Oootert i i SWEATERS FOR TEXAS HEN AT CAMP. BOWIE Orercoats lid ComfprU Also Ar med After Being Delayed. Men Hare Been Hade More Com-fortablt and Funds Continue to Arrive for Relief of Troops Needing Clothing.

The men of toe Texas division at Camp Bowie are now supplied with sweaters, overcoats and most of them with, comforts. Colonel Wolters arrived Tuesday morning in Fort Worth with a lot of sweaters sent by the women of Houston and or other towns in this vicinity; and with the assistance of Mrs. Hulen and Mrs. Devine he was busy very early distributing the sweaters; then came a distribution of the overcoats, which had been delayed. In transit, but which were most welcome, and then the comforts also arrived from the Red Cross.

Colonel Wolters telephoned that there was great relief amona the Texaa lnm that their comfort haa been looked after ana mat there is great appreciation among the men for the good work which was so promptly done after their needs had been made known. Fuimbs continued to come during the day to Mrs. R. IJ. Culberson, treasurer of the sweater fund, and there is going to be a further distribution of the things needed to make the Texana comfortable before they get away on their long journey.

The response" to the call made has been TODAY, THURSDAY, FDIDAY scd SATDODAY Mis Forrar stars in this' production. Plays a role widely dissirxjilar from all her other plays. Has the all star cast in Wallace Rekl, Hobaft Bosworth and TuDy MarahalL Our Extra Addetf Feature iel Rbaiinc Comedy Pullman (jionaSwansbri, Chester Gxnklin and star beauty girls. Some double here: Don't puss it WOOL SOLES For Crochet Slippers Ma Pair Mailed to Any Address So fr Poetege; BifckfeytSlidei Houston Texas Hi fi Trra wnrrtX I HAKKAalO flrtoltortoA a 3 I mm ilia? 101 IUe? -'II Il I 1 Today and Tonorrow cson Bernard's Musical Comedy "ASiiiKoiAOUTFIT-THE HANDIEST THING THEY COULD SEND ME." Send your soldier boy a ShijwiA Home Set and a supply of Tan SeawA, (if in thfe Navy Black SrrooiA) He has to keep his shoes well shined and has to do it quickly. Baal bH im i Picture uvvm THEATRE Paramount and Artcraft Pictures Eest Music TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY J-TjV4vroi IMS MAinNH in6: max aw aJB Bk L- AW SI TJA JsW BV AT I Mill wrmmm rreient -THE UNDERTAKER" 2:30 -T- 4:30 7:30 9:30 Program: Monroe Salisbury in "THE oe i vYttiN." aiso Mutual Weekly.

Always Wewtfc WhR LAST TIMES TODAY S. Hart i in tftiAitDir'. Pickford '-IN-' "TOM SAWYER" BfWWIII.1. CIOJJEI" STARtINQ TOMORROW. I A CAVAL1ERI liuTh rteriiel Tmntiiee)' aaa- aaw aaayi iiisb vaatfr II Vaudeville liaiiy i io mb.hl Five Fir.

tCkssftcl: Pantago'e Road Show Vaudeville Today and All QILROV, HAVaS AND MONTOOM- ERY The Good Ship "Nancy Lee." CURZON SISTeRS-'Orlglnal Flying 'Imitated, Nevsr equalled rtARNV COLCMAN AND KITTY RAY esntury Ventriloquist," OUILIANA Operatlo aingert, MORAN AND WISKR Cemto Boom, Throwers. 'n SELKCTCD PICTURKft tllly VVOH Comody end Other Postures. Prc4c 10, 20ao Cent. Flva Big Acta! Al aaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajBajBsaaaaBBW I StiraoiA HOME SET With the bristle dauber you can apply SttnoiA quickly; then a few strokes with the wool polisher brings the brilliant shine that lasts. SmaoiA Sheds fJoisture It is wax and oils.

Softens the leather and makes it wear longer. SksoiA is made in Tan, Brown; Red and White all equal in merit to Black for the purpose intended. i I 1' "''I.