Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-04
DR, JUNIUS JORDAN IS
 GUEST OF HONOR ROTARY CLUB MEET
Superintendent of Schools is Hailed as Maker of
 Men

Dr. Junius Jordan, superintendent of. Pine Bluff public schools, and former superintendent of education tnz Arkansas, was the guest of honor M the Pine Bluff Rotary club at the
 Weekly luncheon session at the Hotel
 Fines yesterday. Referred to some weeks ago by H. Kemp Toney, who mggested that the Rotarians honor Fine Bluffs best known educator, as
 4he grand old man of education in Arkansas" and by J. Frank Franey Who presided at yesterdays meeting, &S maker of men," Dr. Jordan re- Seived visible demonstration of es- Mem and affection when the Rotar- l9rs, as one man, arose when he was presented, and later by erstwhile rupils of the Jordan academy as- sembling and giving lusty yells for their former mentor.
 In his brief address, Dr. Jordan voiced his appreciation of the trib- ute paid him, and commended the Rptarians for their work, and their efforts in striving to live up to what Ne conceived as the virtues of Rotary
 fellowship, cheerfulness and ser Mce. Dr. Jordan was nominated for MHmbership by Leo M Andrews, the club adopting a motion that the board of directors recommend his 34ction. Dr. Jordan would have been named yesterday as member M the club, but for Rotary laws re- Auiring that all nominations be first Submitted to the board of directors.
 E. B. Kinsworth of Little Rock, general attorney in Arkansas for the Missouri Pacific railroad, was present as the guest of Judge w. T. Woodbridge ,and made two- minute talk. Other guests were Avery Clark, member of the Fort Scott (Kan.) Ro- tary club; w. H. Dryden, Hutchin- son, Kan; M. G. Lyde, Camden; J. A. Primm, St. Louis; R. s. McMur- ray. St. Louis; J. J. Luck, McNeil and Rev. H. B. Trimble, J. Crow and Al lar Orto. Pine Bluff.
 -~ The shortage of print paper and the problem confronting publishers nf newspapers was discussed by Ge- 0rge H. Adams, proprietor of the Graphic, following a suggestion that . Rotary edition of local paper be nsued during All Rotary week--Feb- Enary 22 to 28--in celebration of the Kth anniversary of Rotary, and to Hive publicity turnout Arkansas, Mis- Sissippi and Louisiana to the Ro- tAry convention ins Pine Bluff March 24 and 25. MT, Adams said that many of the papers had been com pelled to issue four and six page edi- tions, and some smaller papers fore cd to suspend because of inability to obtain print paper.
 At the suggestion of Dr. Wm. Breathwit, the club set aside the meeting on February IT for adoption Of the clubs Boy Scout program, and I. E. Royce urged Rotarians to help arrange big meeting for Dr. Brad ford Knapp and other agriculturists and educators when they visit the city in the near future. Dr. Knapp until recently in. charge of the fed Aral governments agricultural ex- tension work, has become dean of the agricultural college of the Uni Nersity of Arkansas.
 Musical numbers were given by xueck's orchestra and by Muraphy and White, appearing at the Orpheo fhis week, which were liberally ap- 1lauded.
 Just before adjournment, Vice President Franey, acting for Charles H. Holmes, president, who was ill nrged attendance of all conference lommittee chairmen and executive rOmmittee members at the meeting 8t the Hotel Pines this evening at O'clock, when preliminary conference Programs will be adopted.