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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
PRICES FALL.

CHICAGO. April 21.-EXcited
selling smashed down prices We'd.
ncsday afternoon on the board OF
trade almost as much as quotations
we're first hoisted at the beginning
of the world war. Corn dropped
nearly nine cents a bushel oats six
cents and FORK S13O. The furry
was rue mainly to uneasiness re-
garding financial conditions. IL
was a case of stampede. The rucn
10 sell appeared TO come with an
the speed and force of high eNplo-
sives. The duration was about 10
minutes. the period which elapsed
between the close of the New ork
stocl- market and the finish of deal
fnes on the Chicago board OF trade.
When the final gongs cleared the
crowd of perspiring brokers from
the pit. values had shown little il
any power 10 rally. and were az
virtually the lowest point reached
with July corn typical NJ Sl.'S 70
SI.5S1s. as compared with Sl.6os
to S1.G61a al Tuesdays close.
Cause of Stampede.
The bulk of the selling was as
rribed 10 liouidation by Unprotected
holders. unncrved by the strain OF
the DAYS huge shrinkage IN the
worth of securities and bonds ana
of staple commodities Ike cotton.
Aggressiveness however was no,
lacking among bears in the grain
trade. once the stampede was
started.
NIiseivings here in regard 20 the
financial situation We're associated
largely with the repotted stringency
i'm japan. due TO Overspecula lauoh'
The immediate cause generally as
signed for the recession, thoush'
was the downward tendency OF the
New York stock market.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
RAIL OFFICIALS
OBJECT TO PLAN
OF LABOR BOARD
Commission Would Collect
Data From Roads Regard
ing Wage Scales.
BY Associated Press :


WASHINGTON. April PA pro
posal that the railroads collect OF
the railroad labor board data ON
the wage demands Of the employees
met with sharp objection Wcdncs-
day from brotherhood anu union
officials who declared that such ac-
tion might delay for months ad-
justment of the pending wage CON
trOversy.
In Offering the cooperation of the
roads TO the board in reaching its
decision, r. T. Whittier OF the Asso-
citation of Railway Executives, said
that at least three months would be
required TO obtain from the roads by
means Of QUESTIONABLE the wage
data
DOak Protests.
w y. DOak, vice president of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Traiumeu
protested against Writers proposal.
declaring that if the roads could
postpone settlement of the wage dis
pute for three menths it could be
delayed year and that each months
delay meant the saving of millions
of dollars 10 the roads. a spirit of
Nt-A NNf AAf -atl AA - az pal tlAtlF AAllOlE
the workers, which would be in
creased by further delay in adjust
ing working conditions
Chairman Barton of the board
announced that hearing would bC
continued without interruption and
the matter would be expedited. The
railroads suggestion was taken un-
der adVisement.
Give Notice.
Formal notice that their apDlca
tions for a hearing had been denied
was given 10 the representatives of
the non-recognized ST Louis and
Chicago yardmen's association Wed
nesday 10y the board. Spokesman
for the association stated that they
would report the result of their ef-
forts TO their men. but were CONT
dent they would not return TO work.
Applications for hearings and
similar demands were filed with the
board Wednesday by the United En-
ginemen's association of Chicago.
and the Yardmen's association of
Cleveland, Columbus and Kansas
City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
KILLING DEER UNLAWFUL.

u NsNI"T0TNT TTTNs
TORONTO ont. April 21-Kil-
ling deer iu lakes iu Ontario prov
ince has been made unlawful by an
amendment 20 the fish and game
act passed Wednesday by the legis-
ture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
SEVERE CRASH
IN PRICES ON
WALL STREET.
Leading Stock Issues Suffer
Most Severe Reversal
of the Year.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK, April 21-Heavy
liquidation in the stock market on
Wednesday sent prices Ilunging
downward. In one Of the most Sc
we're reversals of the year leading
issues. especially those of q specu-
latiye character, declined five 10 10
points, while General Motors
dropped 42ia points TO 2I5.
The big crash came in the hnal
hour when nearly one-third of the
days extensive turnover of more
than two million shares took place.
SO great was the rush 10 sell that
the ticker was . 10 20 minutes ben
hind in reporting transactions.
StudCbalScr Drops.
sympathetic action marked the
trading i'm the cotton market here
and in the grain and provisions
markets in Chicago.
United States steel fell below par
for the first time since the third
week in March, declining TO S84,
loss Of pa points. Baldwin Loco
motive dropped one 20 three points
between sales. reaCting 10 1l5, loss
of nearly Is points. Pierce-Arrow.
Studebaker and Chandler Motors.
with allied speCialues, also were
featured i'm the collapse, dropping
five to 10 points.
Liberty Motors Affected.
The severe reaction also affected
Liberty bonds which fell 10 lowest
rrices vet recorded. some OF the
issues dropped 10 levelts where they
represented an interest return OF
almost seven per cent Large cor
desiring 10 liquidate
their holdings TO permit them 10
engage I'm costly financing. are be
lieved 20 have been responsible Tor
the unusually heavy offerings o.
war issues.
Foreign exchange rates yleldeu
with the rest Of the market Selling
by Japanese interests 10 strengthen
their reserves at home was given as
one OF the causes for the drop IN
exchange.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

WANTED TO GET i'm touch with farm
ers producing 100 to 1JO gallons II
milk per day. Box A-Sj. care News
Times. 2S34-2 Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

RIDE a BICYCLE and get there ON
time our Dayton and National carry "A
Eve year guarantee Best prices for cash.
I;est terms FOR cash. NJ. T.. Gilman 80
= Michigan So. soft
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

PERSONAL-'.The Rotary White is a
Family Delight" 20 Union Trust
oidg Phone Main 2J91 g2.i7- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
PERSONALS

LADY DETECTIVE bonded by the state
of Indiana. Investigations made COR
individuals or business firms. For in
tervieWs address T.. .. Box 30. or phone
Lincoln 1880 2Sl9-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

WHY. why. why. why, why. Why am 7
building more garages and bath rooms
than any one iObber In Indiana. Ask
Bin CAwsOn. Lincoln 1T1O. 2E4-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

South Bend Carpet Cleaning & Weav-
in- Co. G66 Laporte av. Rugs secured.
resized aud repaired We make fun and
rag rugs Of an sizes. Phone Main S44
1853 u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Read These Ads, Then the Classified Page

below, department.
There is important there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
THE WEATHER

Indiana: Showers thunderstorm Thurs.
day. cooler Thursday afternoon or night. Fri-
day fair and cooler.
Lower Michigan: Showers THURSDAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Germany Defaults

CCINTINUED OF PAGE FoUR.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Defines migrate.

IAN migrate is n man who 7 help
when ne is i'm need and when I am
in need refuses 20 help me. The
man who lets God take care OF him
through the day and goes TO bed
at night without so much as Offering
"a word Of thanks is the dirtiest of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

CONTINUED o. PAGE FOURl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
''Never Has to Call a
Doctrr--Bathes
Internally"

Nj !. p. McN u. T. o. Box 2i5. Ciol,r.
hiis.. writes 20 the ryrrcll liygi'nic IN.
ititulr:
Il nave l""u using the y a. T.. COS.
Cal' iur Tire .nsl twenty ~" years
and cill II cur 'hoap family ph,siriln
f.. IA" reason that hnvr never had 90
cail In q physician io treat one uf ;h"
family what h'y muic IT The IN.
u.In iiD" are not acquainted with IN"
virtues 81 tn Cascade In q family"
IN" - a. \. C1sradr" tlr,nsrs th"
lower INT 'stin" rs entire length and
keeps II nlwiNs free II poisonous waste
Thp.rEIs Tcslify that Constipation.
.Inshr siiun, stomach Troubles. lAilivui..
Lc,s Headaches and al tn many o..
rious troubles which they cgus" "a"
absolutely relieved and prevented by
,his Mature Treatment
CITY Dru; Store. il3 Iulk ST. Am.
ariIio, nill DE- .hd to shuw you ia"
- " l.. Cascade. explain it, simple
operation and will give YOU. free on r,.
Guest. an interesting little bod, hy Do
"h1s. \ yNrfrll OF New York. a not a
specialist ur Internal Bathing fur -
Years IN that CITY. zip this cut ~ q
rrmud,r o. ask lot the booklet at yoH
uist opportunity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
He FEELS MORE LIKE
SIXTEEN THAN S|XTY-S|X
SAYS GEORGIA FARMER

q vrv ruuur illness and was laid up
loo bed ior fourteen weeks with cltarrh
IT The thruit and stomach I wasn't
,llr go ctt a thing scarcely m get ~
weak aH kitten. was go nervous
that u.,d to shake like q l'ni at the
lpIt little thing ROT the best advice
could 'nd took various medicines hut
u We 600 90 me- purpose and ! never
thought I rhHuld pull through.
"'rh,n any hiuihorin law. Arthur
h"nrl,. got mc tu taking Tanlac lic'f
always recommending d 10 people be-
riuur u did su much Tor his wife Well.
% just ,mcd af though that medicine
had been made specially fur me. Every
doe. &c u .,rmrd tn do me good and
before had finished the third bottle {
hpd put me into such good shape that !
was back at work on the farm and able
10 dn q days work with anybody. ]
now cat ~ hearty ~ you please. my
nerves are steady and strong ana feel
more like hoy ~ sixteen than man os
riNiy.tiN.t consider Tanlac the greatest
medicine on earth and durt hesitate
To- recommend II to everyday"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
I.espondit.
DAVID MoRTOND

niY DAVID NOTION
Applctrcc. applc.trcc. what Is It worth:
l.,auiy aud passion and rcdlipped
mlrth.
Farhloncd u fire for the blossomug
earth
Gone In transient spring?
Spending aud splitting your wealth
through the grass.
Colncr ~ cuins that must rust and
pass
knowing the cnd is--alas and alas!
What may poet sing?
sing II the dunt tina, II blOssomlng
boughs.
Dust that II more than your thought
allows:
Sing you forever impossible vows
into the springs ~ be-.
Dust uf the dust is fur fire and birth.
l;cauty and passion and rod.lipped
mirth
Fashioned u dust for the Jlossoming
earth
Even " you and me.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

r,ni. tn r,rikc the keynote ~ ~" com.
mcnremcnt exercises. Fiid happy l"''
for dcspitr the oftrcpcnicd nllrs'il'''
IT feeling. aud not uhniNod WIN l"'
and aorroN for the graduate ~ ms
bir commencement night II there is 3,
cloud uf sorrow; ! personally zee '"'
M" silver lining of H.
c,us.s II Joy indeed abound The
well worn books are rather un''r'in"h'
iuuslv thrown aside ana the rii'uin'''
ing paraphcrnnlia ~ III" school boy -
relocated into dark AMI perhaps dusty
pool,r Ia rlecp there Tor awhile ut
lra.i. Inricnd of home work rest in'
rt.,J nf pr,fixcs and snffiNoa Of Latin
rnnlr ana grometric figures. the pleas
ant rvirh Of the fishing rod and the
pleasant rwarh q the ripping waves
AGAINST one cory launch. whilr ii.hihg
In the stream of time. catching sm1ll
ls well us lnrg. fifh-thr launch being
nur education. the handling uf the fish
ing rod being the way IN whi'h We
lzs oar opportunities fish that w.
catch Icing our success, pleasures and
llNNll't lNNi fiUl' w " ~ wv '''.'
through life.
There IL n noblcr side also. The feel
mr NJ duties fulfilled with an undy'ng
determination and success. the thought
If the lnngcd for sheep niins velvet
touch Of the bcaming c"unicnhn'c Of
mother aud father and 1T other loved
ones at the success Of their dear boz.
The sight at this numerous nnd appr 70
cint.yr audience seems to express the
dignity and imprcsHivcncsn OF our grad.
unting cxcrcires. What sorrow could
dark.n our brow ON this glorious &C.
casion. II any al all succeeds IN fore
ing IT, way into the approaches II nor
hearts LEI us drive II away with the
Thought ~ the many plcaant days
prnt here In Terrell: that tonight
marks the end III our schoolhuy ca
rccr that after few more years IN
college We shall be prepared To- step out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
THURSDAY
Books for Everybody" Movement PRO.
crosses.

~ CiN 70 I'M Ness
NEW YORK. June sl.--l'ndcr the
direction IL n state Advisory Council
headed by Governor llo!,by. urganizi.
tiun for the Books Tor Everybody"
movement IL progressing rapidly In
Texas. For the task at obtaining thu
TEXAS share ~ the Cooks for Every.
body"fund Of &: 600 900 900. Miss julia
idlcson, Librarian 81 the Huston Pub.
lie Library. nnd Texas state director
has apportioncd the state into siN dis.
tricts. each In charge ~ an assistant
H,a,c director. among whom are Mrs
Edward $. Garter. OF the Gates Mcmor.
tai Library. Port Arthur and Mrs r.
Thompson.i7Oi Polk Avenue. Amaril.
Ia LIbrariana Throughout, the state are
serving as local directors. ~ ting TIA"
support Of lodges. wOmcn's clubs. and
other organizations.
Few states will receive more benefit
than Texas from the library extension
cfofrts ~ the American Library Asso.
citation. f,ci,id,d IN the sixty million
persons with access a. free public II.
hrarics In the United States. according
tu the estimate of the 4 = bureau ~
Education, ~ approximately eighty per
cent ~ the population 81 Texas.
In addition 10 Governor Hobby. other
members Il the State advisory council
are Major Georg. W I.it,leficld. Miss
Annie Webb l'lanton and Miss Emma
Kyle Burleson. ~ Austin. L. W Nc.
Bride and Airs X A Young. ~ Port
Arthur: Richard T. burgess. of III Iasu.
I. 4. Golds,ein ~ WAGE: Judge Il. W.
Hall and Mrs Ray Whcatclv. ~ Anna.
iillo: Mrs Florence Flourc. 1T i'lcburnc:
Mrs. II. =. Ring and Mrs Henry Hall
~ Houston: Mrs a.. Perry. ~ FrccpOrt.
and Miss Kate Hunter. At Palestine.
Mius Elisabeth ~ West. Texas State
Librarian. az Austin Is regional dircc.
tor for the Books fur Everybody"
fund In Texas. oklahoma, Arizona and
New Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
GIRLS

To keep yuu face powder 90 az.
hcWillo. .'n tuu hirg ~ all a." time
T. prevent Your Nose aud Ei,r from
shining \ dip IN the uccan. pcrspiri.
lion, hit sun and wind have no etis't
IN a. Instantly nrauiif,s tho com.
.il'Niun \ siHr'" ,pptoaliun pru,cs II.
81 drrygis's refund the money II u
fails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
Amarillo Hoy Delivers Saluiliory Nd.
dress ~ Military College.

Amarillo has every reason 20 Ice
proud uf tn YOUNG men and women
who have gone uut from her gates en-.
tered the various colleges and universe.
tics 81 the country aud who in nearly
oycry instance. are credits 10 the home
city their plrruta aud niruds. in the
general manner in which they cunduc;
thrmfcl,os ns well as the splendid
grades they make Amarillo can claiIs
q number 1T honor graduates MT
clone thrrgrh desire a. bring u smiI"
uf pride and happiness 90 the faces ~
lowed once but Go ritir'y the innate
craving II man Tor higher plane Tor
mental. phy"ical and spiritual achieve.
m,rt Among thu 'ao honor graduates
~ G.urgr $ Vineyard the SON If Dr..
pnd Mrs. . T. Vineyard. II this CITY.
who deliver. 4 the stlutntofy address Al
M" TrNas Military college commence.
t"ui oS"rciros this year The follow.
ing clipping. taken from the Terrell
Daily Transcript will be- of interest To-
Mr.. Vineyards many friends In this
r'ty
Tho Transcript herewith presents tho
address made at the Texas Military
college commencement EXERCISES Friday
nirht hy Moasrs Vineyard and Hall.
the former having delivered the sllu,a.
tory aud the latter the valed.ct.ry:
SALUTATORYD
diy George $. Vineyard. Amarillo.
Texas
Colonel Perry the Faculty Fellow
Hludcnts Classmates Ladies and Gen.
tl'm'n u is the saluiatoran's happy
lui in the name ~ the graduating
clus which hc has the honor O. repre-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
Home Missionar, Society Meets.

An unusually interesting au1 well at.
tended meeting was held "Wednesday
afternoon hy the Wumin's Missionary
Secretly IT ~" First Christian church
~ the home uf Mrs. ! $. Berry. S0nA.
Jefferson street A,slamcs jack liur.
gcs' and latnoy Barnes had charge II
the afternoon Lesson. following whica
a social hour was enjoyed. and u d..
lirious rcfr"shmcnt course WIS 'crycl
by the hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

Sir Robert kindcrslcy. governor ~
the Hudson Hay Company started as
@ clerk at 81 80 week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
@9(5IEFA
RUTH J. MEYER
tIr,l IlnplI,l ". ". 1. 10 Mr,i.


The ". NJ 4. 81 the FIRST Baptist
church viii meet IN regular Session
"Wednesday afternoon at 23O O'Clock IN
the parlois uf the church The FOLLOW.
ing program ha. been arranged Tor the
OrcgsiUn'
Opening Hymn.
Subject "Chrirlian Education"
Scripture Reading MrH Ciiri. Jones
Growing Interest M child wcltlr,
and Education Slss = j Bullock
Prayer For those who hold the dcs.
tnitr uf our Children iu their hands 80
Mrs. Carrie Jones.
Aud why We Should Have Christian
Education Mrs T. " Bruce
TallS on Baylor C1llcgc-Aliss Musl
Carter.
Gle irg prayer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

Mr. cha liuppiu aud Miss Matte
Nur,illc lrft Saturday on two weeks
trip during which they viii yisii m
Denver. Salt Lake. Los Angeles aud
other points.
Mis lnc,a llrlrirk AMI Miss Nora
Alexander ~ Clarendon. arp tho guests
# Nj and NJ" ". T. McSrnddcn. or
iui East sixth street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
Entrriin. MN Linz pnri,

Friday afternoon Mrs T. W ripSin
entertained q few Of her friends most
delightfully."- with q thcitcr paity at the
Mif ,un. After enjoying "ihe False
Road" starring Enid Bennett the party
repaired to Ia" Chocolate shop where
delicious rcfreshmont course way
fcr,rd The que LIST included Mes.
dame Guy Hoover Griffin, Roy Cul.
mm. |, - cole. ]. a. Frazier. Luke
and Earl Cullum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
The Parcnt.Tcachcrs club. If the
Wilson School. viii meet ut the school
at . o'clock.
WEDNESDAY.
The W. NJ T. Of the First BAPTIST
church Will meet In the pailOrs Of tho
ohurchat ) o'clock.
The Belle Bennett Nj, -ionary Society
II the Polk Street Methodist church
VIII meet In regular weekly session in
the Anuex.
THURSDAY
Mrs. Marion Howard will entertain
the S'il Nouy Plat club at hrr home.
1907 Taylor street.
The woman's club viii meet at .
o'clock with Mrs. T.. s. burgess. lilO
Tyler street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
Snnd,, Srlnnl I,cnnris.
Iarl,rO.Isenner.

saturday evening ~ the parsonage
Of III" puik Street Methodist church.
Nile clara Farhro Of Oklahoma and \.
l.. Fcnncr. of Amarillo were united In
the holy bonds Of mitrimony. Rev H.
y Brooks ufficiaiiug Immediately fol
lowing the ceremony the young people
lnit ou wedding tour during which
they Viii visit In various points In Ok
lnhomo before returning 10 Amarillo
where they viii make their future
home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
But a Year AGO He Was Down
in Bed for Fourteen Weeks as
Weak as a Kitten.
TELLS OF ONLY TIME.
HE NEEDED MEDICINE
Takes Tanlae on Advice of Son.
in-Law and Started Working
on Farm After Taking Third
Bottle.

Another wcllknoNn villa Eioi,
Georgia. farmer Ia rumc forward with
u ftrung rtatcmcnt o. Ia the rcmarE.
able merits II Tanlac as u medicine Is
Robert II. Cooper. who a. one 81 the
uldc'i residents II that locnlity aud
who recently made the following state.
mont
Il don't believe ! had o. take q
thmblciul 81 medicine In all my sixty.
|.N years until year go. when hal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22
Parent Teacher ,lub to Nee,

rhc Wilson School Parent Teachers
cab VIII meet in regular session Tues
dry afternoon 40 . u.ro,l,. Or. n. 4.
Er""l,s. ~ tn pnlk street Methodist
church VIII address the club nt this
meeting ana nll molhcrs Interested IN
the worn Of the school are urged to b.
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

half II the class IT 1890 extend to YOU
welcome happiness and Joy.
your presence and appreciation In he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-22

into the verdi and hcgin the fight to.
ward the fulfillmont Of our ambitions.
\ thousand thanks. kind friends. Tor
New-York tribune., 1920-11-03

harm, and about dozen newspaper
correspondents.
Senator Harding wants to go to
hand information about that posses
sion of the United States. He is
pledged to see that the new American
merchant marine viii be given the
privilege Of passing through the canal
without paying tolls. and for that rea-
son alone he is anxious to see the
man-made link between the Atlantic
and the Pacific, which is going to
figure largely in the debates in Con-
gress and in diplomatic exchanges be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States during the next few years
1t is planned to return to the United
States in time for Senator Harding to
deliver an address on December Il
at the Elks Home at Bedford, Va. The
President elect is member OF the
B. ?. O. f., and made this engagement
many months ago.
There will be no announcement of
Cabinet appointments on this trip nor
in Washington. The headquarters OF
the President elect viii be in Marion.
He plans to protect the slender Re-
publican majority in the Senate be-
tween now and the first of the year by
a permanent pair"
if Davis, the Republican candidate
for Governor of Ohio, and Frank B.
Willis, the Republican candidate for
Senator to succeed Harding, are elected
President elect Harding Will resign his
Senate seat about January 13, when
Governor Cox's term expires, and Davis
will then appoint Willis to fill oil