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Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

rode the bicycles which have been smashed lately, carried lights front and rear. The same holds true of the wagons that have been smashed and the horses that have been injured.
 Let every boy who owns bicycle see to it that his bicycle is equipped with an efficient headlight, and also either red lamp or a reflex mirror on the rear. And every wagon driver and owner must take # upon himself protected. In helping the police to en- force this ordinance, the first step is to comply with it ourselves. Let's cut down the number of these broken legs and arms and the number of horses that are maimed and injured.
 Get your lights now. Start today.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Here's Some LiUe
 Ones From Topics
 or Day. Pictures

The person who does not own a car usually knows someone who does. Or motorcycles and jitney busses are ever present to provide transportation via the gasoline route. So, all those who have become accustomed to excuse dust recognize the humor of the press paragraphs about autos shown on the motion picture screen in Topics of the Day" films. The Republican has se- Iected the following "TJpics" to recall your joyful experience while motoring: say. old man, is my tire flat?" Well it's a little flat at the bottom but the rest of it is all right."-Judge. runs an automobile?"
 Tt depends on how near he comes to hitting me."-Houston Post.
 Answers by Women Applicants for Auto Driving Licenses: ''If your breaks don't work going down hill what would you do?"
 Jump out and put stone under the wheel
 If your engine stalls on the car track what would you do?"
 Phone my husband to come fix it. New York Evening Mail.
 
 There is one automobile to every 16 people in the Unite,s States. The pop ulation may therefore be roughly pro- portioned as six riders to 10 dodgers Syracuse Post Standard.
 Have you got any of the bomb throwers yet?" Policeman: "No, but captured three automobilists who turned to the right instead of the left l-Brool<lyn Standard Union. Here lies the body of Jim Lake, Tread softly all who pass | He thought his foot was on the brake, But it was on the gas.
 Jack Canuck.
 A small boy who often goes riding in a motor car, is a great believer in prayer. The other day the car got stuck, and Robbie prayed, "Oh, Lord l please help us out: there is only a wo- man chauffeur present.
 ''You must have been walking care lessly," said the lady whose car had run down a man. I'm very careful I've been driving seven years."-Lady "That'ss nothing I've been walking fol 54 years" Erie Dispatch.
 Have you little fairy in youl home?"
 NO. but I have a little miss in my engine. e."-Philadelphia Retail Publi, , Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
BRITISH TEST NEW FUEL FUR
 AUTOMOBILES

LONDON, Dec. 1-(Special Core spondent)-Natalite new motor fuel so called because of its discovery in Natal. South Africa, is being put to various tests by the British admiralty and a British research committee.
 This fuel, which has been in use in Natal for some time and has been spoixen of highly by it's users, is said to be a by-product of the Natal sugar industry. It is mixture of power alcohol and ether. The large tracts of waste vegetation in South Africa are looked upon as the future source of this fuel.
 The research committee investigat- ing natalite'is already at work trying 10 denature it to prevent its use as an intoxicant. and making regulations concerning its use as a motor fuel
 At the same time, the British admi- ralty has been experimenting with the fuel on motor boats. Several trial tests have already been made, the results of which have not yet been made public.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

lieut. Quentin Roosevelts grave at Coulance has been acquired by the French government, which will place over it monument. It is the govern ments intention to make the grave a shrine for American visitors to the battlerelds.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

one third of the Jews who served in ,the United States army in the world war were from New York state, the greaterprop ortionofthese coming from greater proportion of these coming from Greater New York.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

The 272d United States infantry, composed of negroes, contributed a large sum of money before leaving France to erect a monument to their comrades who had fallen in battle.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

By payment of a lump sum of ap- proximately S10,00O,OO0. the American army has recently cleared mp all out standing war contracts with Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Tn commemoration of Americas part nthe world war an American room IS to be opened in the Hotel des Invalides, the historic war museum in Paris. The exhibit will be gathered by the govern ment and welfare and patriotic so- cieties
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Reuben 4. Pratt. 29 years old. of Denver. Colo. who is feet 9 inches tau and weighs 2ST pounds. is distin- guished as the tallest man in the United States marine corps. 4 special uniform was made for the husky re- cruit Pratt was formerly Q black smith.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-26

Princeton university has planned to estahlIsas-a memorial scholarship for every one of its IA men who gave up their lives in the world war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
PALMER STARTS
GEORGIA FIGHT
Attacks Senator II o k G
Smith as Enemy of
Wilson Policies.

GAfNESV1LLE. Ga,. April e.
Opening his campaign 10 obtain the
support Of Gcorgla's delegation 20
the democratic national convc1tlou.
Attorney General Palmer In an ad-
dress here today attack tho candi-
dacy Of Senator lIOkc Smith FOR the
democratic presidontihl nomination,
nssailcd the record Of the rspub-
lican majority ia congress ana up.
held tho position OF President VIII
son In the treaty controversy
The attorney general at the out.
rot Of his address said he had en-
tered the Georgia primary bccAuse
certain enemies OF the admluiHtru-
ton proposed to enter candidate"
with the Intention only to secure
"a delegation to the san Francisco
convention which might be con-
trollcd by the critics OF the admin
istration.
"Inc change In the plans OF the
opponents Of the administration
which has resulted IN the entering OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
Census Figures

WASU1$GTON. April Prelirn
mary population figures we're an
uounc"d by the census bureau To-Day
as follows
Logan. Utah 1870 population,
a.t39. increase. l.gl7, or I5.5 pet
cent. 1910 population. 7.522
Grand Junction, Colo. a- 1870 pop.
ulntiun SOS. Increase gli or III
per cent. 1910 population 77JA.
Albany Ba.--ig20 population, H.
555. Increase 1896 ur al per cent
1910 population, $3.50.
Nooaho. Mo 1870 population,
3.gGS, Increase. 3O7 or 50 per cent.
1910 population. 1861
Houston. Mo 1870 population
772. incfruso 12E or 1873 per cent.
1910 population ga.
MarHhnold. No 1920 population
t37t. increase 17S or fte per cent
1910 population, i103
Ninltt Okla 1920 population
1861. Increase sac or . = per cent.
1910 population, i,003.
ConpplN. "a 1890 population
a.2T7. Increase 20 or 0.b per cent,
1910 population 5,252.
Ucllovuc. pa 1920 population
EIoS, iucrcnss 1875 or 2oi per
cent. 1910 population, 1893.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
VOTE THURSDAY
ON ENDING WAR
Peace Resolution Offered
in House by Chair
man Porter.
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE IT
Minority Report to BE Pre-
sented Today--Debate VIII
BE Limited TO 9 Hours.

wAeHNGTpN. April The
ma ioritv report ol the house COM
mIttoc ON foreign relations rorom
ncudinc adoption of the f"eolutiou
declaring tRc state ~ war with Ger.
many AT an end was introduced to-
day bv Chairman Porter accom-
pnuiod hY special rule pruyldlnE
for nine hours debate under whi'h
II win be- taken up In the house
Thursday Tho minority report pre-.
pared hy Representative Flood of
N,rpinin. ranking democratic NOM
h,r of TIA committee. VIII hc IN
roduccd tomorrow
There was some debate iu tho
house today ON the ponce matter
during which II was Indicated that
the democrats would vote almost
sulidly ngaiurt the resolution Rep
roscntntivc Ncnablr, democrat ~
Missisdppi. attacked the ruuslitu-
uounl power of congress 10 take such
action. ohatnctcrl2ing II uE nn At -
tempted usurpatiun ~ The treaty.
making functions, while llrpruaontas
tive Mondcll, republican leader, AZ
serted that ~ congress had the
power TO create u condition Of war,
II had the power to end II
Tho majority report rcCited "A
number OF authorities on intcrna-
tional law tu support the commit
tees contention that there were
three methods OF terminating the
boiligcront stntus--hY treaty 10y con
quest and subiugntiun Of one com
blatant, or by the mori cessation Of
hustilitios 50 long continued that IT
is evident that there IL no intention
OF rosuming them"
II has bcome the plain duty of
congress To declare the admitted
fact that the war with Germany was
ended, the report said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

the name Of distinguished citizen
" Georgia as q candidatc does not
materially alter the situation nor
change my duty with rtspoct TO IT,
the attorney general said. "As I read
tho candidacy Of Sena tor Smith he
is not u real candldato for president.
Ills candidacy i8 intended only to
cmbarrass the k,roSdcnt and the
party which ho leads"
MACON, Ga. Aprn 9. Speaking
In his own behalf as a candidate
FOR the democratic presidential nom
nation, Senator ll1kc Smith dc
cHred tonight that the nomination
u Attorney General Palmer would
mean party suicide
i've about decided that I am the
most available candidate FOR the
position" he said, aud announced
he would invade Pennsylvania ana
make personal campaign against
MI. Palmer"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

river in Tillman and Cotton counties
was not decided today by the COM
missioners. Governor Robertson de-
clared himself opposed to accepting
them because OF the recent APP
pointment OF federal receiver to
take charge Of the disputed property
in the river bed. Other commits
sioners suggested that the federal
receiver should approve OF the sale.
More than 40 bids. were received
for tracts Of land In the river bed
and the prices offered were liberal
Shaw said. Most OF the bids offered
only nominal sums OF money, how
ever. with large shares OF oil II the
land should be found productive,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
AMERICA SILENT
ON FRENCH STEP

CoNTiNUED IRON PAGE. oSE.
against the French action, but this
was denied by Secretary Of State
Colby
Tho Italians. according 10 u dis.
patch from Rome w"r" reported TO
maintain passive attitude
Members Of the German govern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
"Moifc Met MoIfp ("

Wolfe met Wolfe at the Frisco
depot last night when Officer Frank
Wolfe arrested Fred Wolfe on an
Investigation charge upon complaint
OF private detective. Fred was
carrying a suitcase containing nine
pairs OF womon's "knickers." The
suitcase was identified as stolen
property and the "knickers" are be-
iievcd to have been taken from 1t
local department store.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
NO LEASE BIDS ACCEPTED
Land Commissioners Meet Next
Monday to Take Action.

Hy AN7ocIated' Tfess StFte Wife-
OKLAHOMA CITY, April e.--No
bids for the purchase OF oil and gas
leases on state school land will be
accepted until a meeting. OF the COM
missionors OF the land office next
Monday, A. <. j. Shaw, secretary Of
the commissioners, said today. after
missioners.
What is to be done with bids on
the leases in the bed OF the Red
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
DISCRlM NATION REPORTED
Arin"rc suffers On Gasoline, nut
No Unlawful Combination Exists

~ N0HIIIHT0I Tf07H N'1T' VIZ
OKLAHOMA tlTN. April G.
There are determinations ~ to
priccs charged FOR gasoline IN Ard
moro IN comparison with less IA
vurod cities, but there X no evidence
of unlawful combination on the part
NJ large corporations to drive indc-
poudont dealers out of business, ac-
cordng TO George = Short assistant
attorney general. who has Just com
plotted an investigation of charges
made against large corporations
There.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

ton Of the present city officials.
The election is the elimination of
an action taken in the state supreme
court, which Friday ordered the city
officials to present the matter 10 the
voters today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
interviewer hose

MEN who make their hose prove their worth by
wi long wear buy Interwovens every time. Not
that these hose fail in style fit for they don't.
The long wear is added to all those. Lisle in all
colors at Csc up. Fbers at $1.00 up. Pure silks
Gl.25 up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

the population in those regions, but
tho entire economic lie OF Germany
was menaccd. Communists and
mobs terrorized the public life, made
indiscriminate requ = ltions and
plundered and threatened lie and
security
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07
MANAGERIAL FORM ADOPTED
Pawhuska Votes -Four to One for
Change at Election Yesterday

PAwHUSKA. okla. April 6.--The
city managerial form OF govern
ment was voted in pawhuska by APP
proximately 4 TO I, over the opposi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

mcnt expressed fear that the French
military movement might cause the
collapse Of toe Mueller cabinet.
No resistance 10 the French adj
vance was reported, although dis
patch from Cobienz said that gen
eral strike was called at Wlcsbaden
whom news uf the occupation OF
Frankfort was received there.
The French troop movement was
ordered because Of the heavy forces
OF German government soldiers sent
into the Huhr district against the
German reds The French con
tended their action was necessary
TO safeguard their eastern frontier.
By Tho Asrociated Press
BERLIN. Aprl 6.-The German
noto dealing with conditions In tho
Ruhr district handed to the respec-
tive charge q affaircs In Berlin,
stated that grave reports received Of
stuguinary fighting in tho Rhenish
WoNphallan region in tho middle OF
March caused the German govern
mcut To request permission Of the
allies to send a limited number OF
troops 10 the temporarily menaced
zone The German government Of
fercd guarantees for the due with
drawal OF these troops.
The note argues that the high
ly dIsuulcting news, which had un-
Ccasiugly arrived since. left no doubt
that the speedy restoration OF peace
ana order was Impossible without
temporary military Intervention and
contends that the position was 40
critical that not only the welfare OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

II. T.. Markey, liid East Admiral.
was hijacked near his home about
10 o'clock last night. he reported TO-
the police. About 50 and gold
watch were taken.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-07

CHICAGO, Arm 6 The Amcri.
can Hotel association ia convention
here today decided TO vstpblish a
8 hool for the scientific training OF
hotel cmplojns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-01

II they want American business"
Captain Garden and his assistant
Captain Farwell, are officers Of the
United States Coast Guard. detailed
on shipping board service. During
the war Captain Garden was port
captain of New York and had charge
of loading more than 345, 900. 900 tons
OF high explosives, making a record,
1t is said, Of never having had an
accident or lost man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-01
CONVICT LITER CHARGED
WITH ANOTHER MURDER

McAlester. Okla, July 31.---A charge
Of murder will be placed against Char
ley Walker, negro convict now serv.
ing life sentence, who late Friday
afternoon, stabbed and instantly killed
C. L. Harkins, white prisoner while
working in the brick plant. according
to County Attorney Carl Monk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-01

an American ship was held up for
months for repairs and charges totaling
about $4,000 were piled up against
her. But we are seeing to 1t now that
shipping board vessels get into port
and get away again without unneces-
sary delay. The saving to the ship
ping board from this attention un.
doubtedy will be several hundr el
thousand annually.
Agents VINO nave the interests Of
other nationalities more at heart than
American are coming TO learn that
they are not entitled to more than a
legitimate profit from American yes.
sells and must handle them efficiently
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12

on the Breckenridge townsite an
other well has reached the sand. the
Block IS well Of the Roger on Com
pany. having reached the sand az 3.0,9
feet and Il shooting over the derrick.
II il located directly between the a..
nous Gonzales and Y. NJ. 6. 4. gushcrs
and possibly will be- one - the best pro
ducers In the tOwnsiie field.
Rumnrs have been received here a
an oil deal In the Breckenridge district
that will involve several million dol
lars II l. reported the interests -
the Cooper Henderson Company. one 90
the most successful Of independent OPP.
rators in the field. will De- transferred
20 the Union oil Company ~ Dclaw-~
one Of the large companies q the coun.
try.
Announcement has been made that
the G. NJ Richardson OIL Company l.
preparing 90 start operations IN the
Corsicana shallow field on an cxtcn.
sive basis This company also has op
eratlons In the Breckenridge district
and the Rising star vicinity ~ Eas'.
land county.
In Collins county. the Westminster
well of the Pilot Greek oil and Gas
Company N reported a. have encoun.
tered both oil and gas no SEQ feet. and
the sand will be tested out shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
SEVEN CARS OF BRICK
RECEIVED At LUBBOCK
FOR STREET PAVING

II llbIh. I'N, NDN li-S''tn
UIr ~ brick arrived today 'n the
twenty block paving project h.N under
NIE iu tNr '.N r' LuIn"'N. tbs
work. hls been considerably DELAYED i'r
th, past several w,.h. due 90 ih" lnI
H.i'f o. 500 material dH" q. HImH'i
D' unINNld. 'I. causes Ili "i.h POO" iN
creased supply 90 .fh.I IH.Hf U..
n' thD ir r'IH. ui '.iI'i.'.E d" H1n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
WIN Rival Ward Wen.

Many operators nr, ~ the opinion
that this well viii rival the famous
Ward well u the Plateau ol Company
and the Stokcr No u IN, Gulf Pro
duc,lon Company. the record producers
fer the field. which. Tor time pro.
duced as high as ii.o0o barrels daily.
In the I.acray district ~ the county,
near The southern line. the T0mlinsoG
well oi the Texas Company has tocnm"
one ~ the mystery wells ui tho f'ld
For some time 10 had been PRODUCING
200 barrels daily, which was about true
60 form for that territory, hut recently
has grown much STRONGER. until u iH
now flowing around 5000 barrels daily
This IL hy far the best producer that
has ever been developed along IN
southern edge u the county
The new wildcat well ten miles south
west Of Breckenridge. the Van Wink,
well 81 the Magnolia Petroleum Com
pany. continues 20 attract much ~ "a.
interest % oh circles II u strictly q
wildcat and has been showing Tor ~.
duction for several days. IL has barely
touched the sand. but u reported 90 hl
making zee barrels daily. and IL show
ing for good production when cumplet
Cd This well likely will upset the the
DRY % biologists who have claimc,
that the southwestern part u th'
county would not prove productive. j
was In tina: territory that the Compton
well II the Cosden Oll and Gas Con.
pany showed for production severn
months ago. but which wls final,
abandoned az Improbable. The No
veil well q the Texas Company h. u
Gated near the new Van Wrinkle wei
and will now be watched closely az civ
Ing further outline Of the new di'
triCt.
Just east q Breckenridge the Walker
Caldwell well q the Lucky Wake
Company. which recently came In Wit
n heavy flow 81 gas. has blown itsel
In and Is making 800 barrels daily.
A...aL.. L.. An..I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
TEACHER
CLASS IS CONDUCTED
BY UNIVERSITY MAN

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12

AZ a meeting n; Tulsa, ". y. ryror
Of Fort Worth was elected first vice
president of the MidContinent on and
Gas Association. william N Davis n
Barilesvllle. Okla. was elected prcs.'
dent: Charles T. Wilson ~ Tuln. sec.
ond vice president. Harry 4 Smith a.
Tulsa, secretary.trtasurcr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
LUBBOCK LAUNDRY IS
NOW BEING OPERATED
BY NEW CORPORATION
Special TO The News.

Special 20 The News.
LUBBOCK. Tex. Nov n The Lub.
hook steam Laundry has changed
hands being purchased and uoW upcrat.
.d hy a local corporation. The plant b.
valued M se5 900 as 30 now stands ana
several thousand dollars. worth ~ ncW
.luipm,rt hls l.Uu ordered. part ~
which has arrived and is now being
Installed
l. 81 Mckinney recently with the
sherman Steam Laundry has taken
active charge 90 the plant and prom.
Uses iuil capacity service within 90
neat thirty DAYS
This plant serves the entire south
Plain. territory and Dr. Unr ni the Iva
puriaut industries 90 the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12

AL records Cor the production ~
crude oil in Oklahoma was broken dur.
Ing the past week when the daily as
eraEe reached a new level q $4,000
barrels. The daily average Tor Kansas
during the past week was 81 600 bar
rels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12

Development IN tho NacOglochss
shallow field is expected 90 b. cUnsid.
erably accelerated by the completion ~
the new Nacogtieches refinery which
has begun taking OIL II has "a capacity
Of 900 barrels daily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12

An unusual incident is reported from
the Eliasville district 81 stephens
county. While the bailer was being
run IN the owens well 4 ! 9. Striii-
ling. a torpedo containing forty quart
81 nitroglycerine was brought o. tn
top. The shooter. after warning all Of
the crew 20 leave the well. extracted
the torpedo Later n was set and SUI
cessfuily exploded The well then start
ed % flow 500 barrels daily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
What's Your Hurry?
ORDERS or KNIGHTHOOD
CONFERRED tPON MANY

Special 70 TIE News.
MEMPHIS. Tex. Nov memphis
Lodge X. r held an nil.day SESSION Un
Tuesday. November ~ which 40 tho
orders q knighthood were conferred
ca seventeen candidates TtIrfyf0Ir
were elected f0r this session. but Orly
seventeen were able 10 he present. The
candidates were from Chiidress C.tf.
endon and Memphis The working team
was IN fine shape and tn session was
most profitable. a fun course banquet
was served az tn evening hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-12
What's Your Hurry?
DRESsNlKFR GIyEs ADVICE.

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gall stones yolut a-. was iG 'he hrs
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Ter. but then my D.l vur'lms and
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