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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
.avy Demand for Golf Balls This Year

III .
 nlcago, Feb. 11.-An unprecedent-
 uemard for golf balls indicates |le Will be a record breaking play year, according to manufacturers Ee, Who reported today that all ;ol'es L;o'es are operating at full ca ny and number are working ana three shifts for the first ne in their history.
 phe manufacturer today estimat- \n9s stock of only one brand of
 he makes would involve an
 vent of from $1,O00,O0O to $2,-
 un manufacturers also report tos.es running at capacity. One eTrv e9 reported it's daily production ciubs was 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
U. s. COrrespond
 Saves Five Lives

yladivostok, Feb. 11.-Frazier Hunt, an American newspaper cor respondent, returned to Vladivostok today after an extended trip into the hill country north of here, ac- companied by five Japanese soioier prisoners whom he had saved rom execution at the hands of par tisan" troops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
w. c. T. U. IN SESSION.

Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. 11.-Dele- gates from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkan- sas and Missouri are attending the Woman's Christian Temperance union two-day regional conference. which began here today. The ob- feet of the conference is to discuss ways and means of educating public opinion to the enforcement of the prohibition laws.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
URGE TRADE EXPANSION.

London, Tuesday, Feb. 1O.-The conference of manufacturers and producers summoned by the Fedora ton of British Industries today adopted a resolution declaring that improvement in the pound sterling abfoad could only be assisted by ex- pansion of trade. The resolution said that manufacturers. should set aside some proportion. of their output for export purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
BOOST TEACHERS PAY.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-Teachers in the Chicago elemetnary schools obtained salary increase of $450 a year and high school teachers an increase of s4OO under a decision by the board of education today. The increase IS to January 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
LIMIT CORN IMPORTS.

Washington, Feb. 11.-To prevent the entry of boil worms into this country in cottonseed mixed with corn Supported frim Mexico, the de- partment of agriculture is consider. ing the prohibition or limitation of corn imports from that country. It was announced today that hearings would be held here February IT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
HUNGARIAN SAT PARIS.

Paris, Feb. 11.-Hungary's peace delegation, headed by Count Apponyi, arrived here today. A large volume containing the delegations observa- tions on the Hungarian peace treaty will be presented to the secretariat of the peace conference by Count Ap- ponyi tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
rAx1cABs WITHDRAWN.

London, Feb. 11.-This city is without taxicabs today, owners of these vehicles. having withdrawn them from service for "A hours be- ginning at midnight as protest against the increase in the price of gasoline.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
IDAHO FOR SUFFRAGE.

9se. Idaho. Feb. 11-Idaho's
 .ure. called together by = fnor Davis for that special pur- @ .oaav ratified the suffrage |th Ihndment by a large majority in '" .s on onouses. In the senate the vote
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12

Liquid Borozone is an efficient healing remedy for human or animal flesh. It mends severe wound, sore, cut or scratch in the shortest possible time. Price, soc, soc and s1.2O. Sold by w. L. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
sI1ppIIES HALTEH.

Constantinople, Sunday, Feb. B. All shipments of supplies to South Russia have been halted temporarily by order of the allied port authori- ties here who refuse to allow any vessels to clear for Black Sea ports
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
INCREASE FOR TEACHERS.

fUrs us worth, Tex, Feb. 11.-Facul-
 ers;tn tnDers of Texas Christian uni tes. y were given 25 per cent in rnste.. nste n & pay at meeting of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
OBITUARY
'+ 4 # + < < + + + + 1

Mrs. Will F. Vaughan.
 |body of Mrs. Will F. Vaughn,
 led at her home in Chicago N, was brought here last night Ne funeral will be held this Don from the chapel of H. I, hess company, Rev. J. H. pastor of the First Baptist
 officiating. Her husband panied the remains and her Is, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Pope, of elphia and other members of (mily are also here to attend neral.
 bearers are Dr. J. c. O'Daniel, Lowe, c. L. Whyte, L. L. Brock |Wm. Nichol, H. T. Woodbridge, |Whelan and K. M. Simpson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
TOO EAE;2.

Reduce 10 0 60 Ibs.. or more. under $!oo GUARANTEE by Korein system. Obtain oll free n Brochure to Korein CO., NL.eoi. station '. New York City. Become slender by best method No salts no thyroid. no starving no tedious exercising. Delightfully."- easy. . rapid seduction: Imprevss health. symmstry. sfleIsney; ADD YEARS TO YOUR LIFE! Become thin and remdin so9 REOOcE WEIGHT hAPPllYj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
Infant Tucker,

Is was received here yester-
 N Richard and Wade Knox of
 eath of Allen Tucker the 18- hs-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Sid tcker of Oklahoma City. The B death occurred yesterday: ing. and was due to pneumonia. Fucker is furniture dealer in poma Cityiand is brother of D. ktt Tucker of Tucker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
le-Chestnutt

|et home wedding was that N afternoon uniting in mar Ess Nell K. Montague and Ed
 estnutt. The ceremony was |2 o'clock, by the Rev. E. R. the presence of relatives. at he of the brides sister. Mrs. Goodwin, 515 West Fourth wedding trip to. Memphis Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut at home to their friends in kngalow. 11O1 Laurel strett.
 J. Duff left here yesterday 5 for Brinkley to join Mrs.
 hd upon arrival there found a lon with wife and daughter: |ungster was born about Z yesterday morning, according |egram received from MT. Duff associate, Ralph c. Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-12
|wa1t

kWalt
 L;np of interest to Pine bluft
 vicinity is that of J. r.
 A,theimer and Mrs. Maude | yesterday afternoon. The
 was said in Little Rock.
 afternoon. after which Mrs. Walt left for a wedding
 Walt I was formerly Miss; |pr;ce of Stuttgart, and has here on several occasions:
 : is prominent planted of er and we'll known in Pine --f.--- [1ennie Wunderlien has gone i; Wis, where she was called I,nt of the serious illness or (her. 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Wild West Show Is
Declared Cruel By
Humane Society Men

OMAHA Neh. Nov G.--Thc VIA
West show must be- eliminated from tho
calender &C American sports because ~
IT, brutality. Frederick II. FanEer, of
Denver. Colo told the American liu'
name Association AZ IT, closing session
here today. Mr.. fangcr ~ state off
Ger 81 the state bureau 1T child and
animal protection of Colorado.
While referring Ia the exhibitions In
question az Wild west shows. MIR Fan
ger remarked that IN every community
In which they were permitted they wcr9
called by different names. such as thu
ReOdeo Ia California. Fruutisr Days n
Wyoming. STAMPEDE In Texas and w on.
\ typical wild West exhibition. -
said. generally includes. riding bucking
burros. relay race for cowgirls. relay
rae" Tor cowboys. fancy trick rOping.
fancy trick riding. cow pony races
Roman standing races. riding bucking
hrOnchoes Wild horse race. bull dogging
steers and roplng steers.
''Of the number named" he said. mot
ono % them actually takes place ON tho
range In the business OF herding cattle.
with the exception of steer rOping, or.
roplng IL animals 10 general fer tbs
purpws ~ Branding. dehornlng. etc.
Til" su uallcd sports which cause
fair minded peopl" 90 turn away IN de
gust" Nj fangcr said might 10
summed up under the headings Of rid.
INK bu,king bronchos trough rldinRl
steer roping. bull DIGGING. and VII !
hursn race" The Denver humane OH.
Ger urged y vigorous campaign of cdu
cation and condcunatory publicity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

are reported from Eadlnnd county n
In declared the Smoot No ! IT brad
street Foster. In the Rising Star dis.
irict, has been shot aud II flowing 600
barrels daily. This IN regarded as eX.
c"ptionally good for that territory and
possibly IN q It'll" exaggerated but 10
very likely ~ a very good we'll n II
located in the llilborn territory.
In the northern part of Easiliud
county, there are two new wells boin
drilled by the States oil Corporation.
one IN the Gilbrcath well. which IN now.
ing 500 barrels from n depth of 8.Gs9
feet II a. located slX miles orih 10
town. The other ~ the Fisher welt,
three miles northwest of Easllan l.,
which is flowing 400 barrels after u
shot. In the same district. IN" Kin.
caid we'll az the Frank Day on COM
pany. h making 200 barrels
Tn" most interesting development In
the Wichita district for the past week
IN the development ut the new 500
foo, sand In the northern part Of the
kcmp.Mungcr Allen field. which wal
found In u well drilled by the Kemp.
MungcrAllcn Company. u Is declare
the well now In showing for 100 10 2O1
barrels daily. other competitions IN ~
Wichita district are:
X. VI. A. Field.
Kemp a kempner No Z of the Il NJ,
a. oil Company iO0 barrels.
Munger No. Of the Siblcy Taylor
OH Company. rs barrels.
Iowa Park shallow Field
Kemp a k"mpu'r NJ. , oi Lake .
iiokey. 90 barrels. at sOO ie-t
Kemp 4 kcmpncr Nos. .. and q,
the Fort St"uhen Oil Company, average
flow of 81 barrels each
Srrri"n No. ~ Sutherland a Cox .;
barrels
Six wells on the Brown tract. of tho
Criswold oil Company. average flow II
- barrels each
Three wells on Brown tract uf Mitch.
nm 4 Morrison. average flow IT 80 bar
r,ls each
, Clara Field
Tanning No 2 at Brown & Mccall
lister. 30 tn 100 barrels
Schultz No - Of the Humble oil and
,clning Company. 20 barrels
Sarah Pratt Nu. 10 ui i.angtori. ste
~ \ Chcuauli. % barrels
liclscrman No & of i.lugford. Sialrv
Chcnau,. % barrels
Old i,urkhurnett.
Elder No. of the TarNcr Oil Com
ANY. 10 barrels.
Waggoncr Field
u Evans Nos 3 and II Wood 4
|ranfil - barrels Zach.
ELSA No ! 81 the Manhattan TcNa.
III Company o. barrels
Elsca 40 at the oklahoma oil y
! Refining Company. o. barrels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
State Umiventy
Graduates Filling
Positions Of Trust

A'STiS. Texas. Nov. q --GIaduatcs
ct the School uf Law at the tnivcr
Aty u Texas have held and are hold
ing some Of the highest positions uf
trust ~ the state and IN ia" United
StatoH. as shown by the records ~
the schpul. Among the many gTadu.
atrs ot the school vho have become
known Tor their successful careers
are
lion Morris Sheppard. United
States senator from Texas. lion 4 $.
liutlcson. postInaster.Eeneral ~ tho
United States. Hon. 4. ". Gregory,
former attorney general ~ the Unit.
81 States. Fat NJ Scff nominee for
governor ~ Texas. a. l.. Rats. fed.
cral circuit judge. J. 4. Hutchinson
aud +. Smith. United States district
Judges. J. -. Mci.endon and Frank
Spencer. commissioners " appeals for
Texas.
Seven Judges ~ Tho stat" courts IL
Civil Appeals are graduates Of tho
Texas Law School. There are 4. -.
Moursund. San Antonio: Robert
PlraSints. Galveston. Hightowcr.
beaumont. Dexter Hamilton. Dallas
William Boycc. Amarillo. John Hrady,
Austin. and I'cttacolis. Amarillo
Tho following graduates are now
prominent professors of legal subjects:
u. J." Rats. G. II. Miller. Yanccy
Lewis. &. 3. Potts. l. 4. Hlldebrand.
q. g. Butte. Alex w. Rhca. ". NJ.
Pleh'es and 4. l.. Green.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL
SEND FOOD AND CLOTHING To THE
DESTITUTE CHILDREN IN EUROPE

The devastated area of Belgium ana
south through the entire continent AMI
then travel east through Dalmaiia. ~.
Lann, Montenegro. Slovakia. Mace.
iuuia. and Grc'rc into Turkey. ana then
travel north through Serbia. Bulgiru.
Czrrho sluvhkii Hungary. Austria.
l.unInil. South Germnny and oi
through North Germany. Poland. l.itli.
uania. l.rtvit aud Eaihonin intn Iiua.
sia. through Russia to Siberia anl
south into Asia Minor and syria. AZ.
mcnil and Mcsupoiamia sou viii find
in that vast territory hardly one chilli
in 70 thousand which ~ not under nor.
nal either rhysically. mentally 90 moo.
ally
liishpp Nuelsnn added that through.
ont all the wnrswrpi aud iamins sitick.
IN wciiunH uf Europe the teachers IN
m" g'honls find that the children ara
~ uudernuurished that ~ ~ q physicfl
impossibiity Tor many uf them tu con
,cntfuie their attention upon school
WORK fuf even three hours per day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
STATION
BULLETIN AVAILABLE

COLLEGE, STATION. Texas. Anv. d.
AS nm index 10 the many valuable
bulletins compiled by the specialists ~
the Texas Agricultural Experiment ST..
ton Of the \. a NJ College II Texas.
aud ohiainablc by the citizens of Texas
Tor only the trouble of asking A. a.
Conner, acting director of the station.
has published circular which is now
ready for distribution To let the people
ot the state know 10 just what extent
they can depend upon IA" Experiment
station for agricultural information
ana guidance IN an related auhi.c,s
Mr.. Conner points cut IN this clrci.
lar that IA" Texas Agricultural Expert.
mrni station N an agency supported Ly
the STATE uf Texas for the Investigation
of agricultural problems one hundred
and sixteen publications are available
ai this time. any ~ all of which may
b" had hy request To the director of
the Experiment station This list IN.
clud"s bulletins relating 20 the subject ,
~ live stock. live stock diseases. crops.
crop diseases, insects injurious IN plan,
and animal lil" soils and means ~
making soils more productive. plant
breeding. horticulture. the composition
and utilization 81 feeds forestry On
farm and ranch management
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
MEMBERS XII KLUX CLAN ARE NOT
ASSOCIATED WITH NIGHT RIDERS

who owe 40 allegiance a. amy foreign
power 90 organization. religious ur po.
liiiral u stands for the preservation
81 American ideals and institutions.
the protection 81 the home, the chas.
iiiy 81 wumanhuod IN" maintenance
II the blood.buught rights and lil,er.
ties ~ the Anglo Saxon race
The ku KluN Khan seeks to 80.
complish It's purposes solely through
legitimate and lawful methods and
through intimidation 90 IN" inspifa.
ton of fear Its thousands uf honor.
ablc and law abiding members. inciud.
ink some uf tho most prominent citi.
zous of this country. are q sufficient
guarantee that its motives are pure
and ~ aims high. and any person
Who speaks to III" contrary discs ~
either through ignorance ur with de-.
lib"ratc intent Ia propagate a false.
hood. From such persons this urgani.
zatiun has little a. fear. Tor the truth
Is mighty and Will prevail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
SPINDLE TOP
THING Of PAST
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR ~ FIRM
~ RELIEF LAST GREAT
FIELD ~ "IN"

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. e-"Thcre will
never De- any more Dcsdemonas or
Spindle Tops IN Texas" IL the opinion
IT Dr q. & Butte. who has returned
to his position Ia the Law School 81
the University at Texas after a year
work IN the organization " the neg
oil and Ena division ~ the state Rail.
road commission. DR.. Biitt. deplortd
th" waste IT oil In Texas with the sup
ply becoming more limited
Conservation ~ oil and gas resource.
81 Texas b. an important part Of tho
work II the oll and gns division &c tito
railroad commission. NJ organized un'
der the direction of Dr.. Butte. Twelve
engineers are employed by tho division
for observation and reports ~ condl'
tions ~ the various oil fields. These
engineers nave been able In mnny cascs
~ overcome iosa through salt water
flooding or other conditions due 10 ~
norancc un the part Of oil men. u 10
stated Periodic reports from the oil
companies. aud other methods are also
uaed a. Increase efficiency. According
To- IN Butte. the state receives from
oii AN annual revenue of approximately
tl0O. 600 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

" ANHMlAhh ittHNs
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov G.--That this
m0i"rn knights Of the ku kluX Khan
~ respectable, law.ahiding organiza.
ton and that each member ~ sworn
to obey aud uphold the law and That
attempts un the part of any Khan ar
kllnsman To- iniimidai" or punish any
person under any protest whatsoever
would not be- tolerated for an instant.
~ th" suhsihnc" Ut a statement issued
from the imperial auiir here by cod.
WIN. j. Simmons. imperial wizard 81
the knights of the ku kluX Khan.
Will" this Is a secret organiHa.
ton" sIys cot simmons. "A wish to
cmphIsig" with an IN" power az my
command that II stands first. last and
all IN" time for the pres aviation ~
law AMI order. Since u was formed
fv" years ago this organization has
never been guilty ~ u singh" act ~
violence and " must not b." confused
with irresponsible parties. su.cilled
night riders. who post warnings I'm.
dor cover at darkness aud issue threats
Ia persons whose conduct happens 10
meet with their disapproVal
The knights of The Ku kluX Khan
IN purely patriotic. frlternal organi.
zlti"n. designed a. mcmoralizc IA.
klin ot m" reconstruction period and
Ia perpetual" the principles for which
n stood u Is not designed a. take
the law into a. own hands and ud
minister punishment Ca any person
under any pictcu whatsoever While
its membership Is secret. It's members
are sworn To uphold the Law aud ,io.
lation uf that oath would result la
Instant expulsion from the order.
The knights "f the ku kiux Khan
" a respectable. Law abiding organlzl.
ton It's membership 10 composed ~
natiN".bofn. white American ritisens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
little CHANGE IN DAILY PRODUCTION
IN NORTH CENTRAL OIL F|ELDsSHOWN
ACCORDING To REVIEW FOR PAST WEEK


Brown county. 336. Dcodcmoua. $50.
breckenridge District.
Some oncuurlgriuont has been rccciy.
I'd regarding the present state of over.
production In the Breckenridge district
If Stephens county. II " declared that
uil men are not alarmed over ~" stu.
alton. hrcnus" they are confident ih.t
III" completion at the new pipe lines ~
the Texas Company and the Prairie
Pipe Lin" Company. nearing completion
into Breckenridge. viii xiv" an ample
outlet tu the present production oi the
field. and that development may then
proceed IN "a normal manner Tho -.
feet Ut the situation Is shown In this
weeks production and possibly will he
for another week or two hut thereafter
II ~ believed the flow will hc iully taken
care at without any restriction iu lhs
production of wells
Although ~ IN possible that the pcaI
NJ production has been nearly reached
In stephens county. 1t " more than
likely that tho present situation will IN
sure the building ~ other pip" lines.
Several developments ~ importance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

Special In The New.
FORT WOi,Tll Tex. Nov q Tia
d'ily nvci1g" production ~ the north
central Texas Oh fields during the pa 4
week Was virtually unchanged from the
previous week. having total Of 22s..
uGS harr'ls Their" was declin" e
nearly 5000 barrels IN the runs from
stephens county. hut this WAS offset by
gains IN the Burkburnrtt territory that
FUZZY made NJ ~" loss Other fields 10
the district wer" virtually unchanged.
The production In stephens county
dropped Ca 1876 barrels daily. hut thl
showing was largely due Ia the inability
IT pipe lines a. handle the production.
and not bccaus" the flow 81 the field ~
Weakening from its recently attained
high peak
The daily pipe line runs Tor other
pnnls In the district were
Electra. 051O barrels. Burkburnott,
80 500. Iowa Park. G.i7,: Holiday. 1850:
PctrolL, $40. Young county. -
Stitwn, 1870. Moran. 80: Eas,lnnd.
Ranger iaSSs. Coleman county. SOC;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

~ Associated Pres.
CHICAGO. Noy Tho Board a
SUNDAY Schools of th" Mrthu1if, Epis..
,opll church b. srnding out an appeal
iu ~ 1900 O0O Sunday school members
Ia devote their Christmas offerings tiit
year a. sending food. clothing medicine
and other relief 10 a." suffering chit.
drcn 81 Europe. Announcement ~ nild0
from headquarters ia Chicago.
lishop john 1. Nuclsun. % member
Of the international cuinmiitc" fer thu
relief ~ children who recently r''
turned o. this country from Zurich,
Switzerland says the outlook for th"
coming winter IN the n~ndi"r g"ctiun,
uf Europe iH dark
"Thusr countries before the war could
not support their own populations but
wer" depending upon large imports ~
proNiEons." he said south Russia,
which supplied large sections ~ Eurup'
with grain is not in position Ia sup
port IT, own populations. These coun'
tries hay" no gold IN buy grain from
Australia 90 America. They cannot
manufacture goods Ter export hsauHa
they have not enough raw material -
cull aud they have No credit
III you draw In" north through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Radio Courses Are
Taken Up By Many
~ Associated Pres

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov Twenty
students oi the University 81 Texas are
enrolled for a course IN tho principles
of fndin work. tn extend over q period
81 four ~ five months Upon compile
iion 90 the course an examination tor
lr"nfcs viii be- held and those scci &.
Ing licenses viii be- eligible Tor positions
during the summer on O'oan going lin
rfs The twenty men who are tO 10
admitted 90 the cnuts" were chuscn ~
a competitive basis from number q
applicants " T. Guthrie he ~ tho
head uf the proicct
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-09-16
Glad to Get News.

Editor News:
| will try to write a few lines if
you will allow me space.
My wife, Mrs. J. f. McClanahan,
is coming home to see her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Turner,
of Jasper.
send one dollar to renew my
subscription to the News as | am al
ways glad to get it so can get the
news from old Sequachee Valley.
Work is very dull here for there
are lots of people out of jobs but
when running it is full time.
The mill plant consists of 40 acres
of land for a mill site. The mill has
two large band saws and two small
ones. The capacity is about one
hundred thousand feet per day.
Macon, Ga, is a town of about
10000 people, and it is a nice town
with wide streets and parks in the
streets.
J. +. McCLANAHAN.
r, l, Box 100, Macon, Ga.