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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
THREE-DAY DRIVE
 TO UNITE COTTON PRODUCERS PLANNED
D. c. Welty Will Conduct Cam.
 paign Beginning June 28

A three day campaign in the inter- est of the Jefferson county unit of the American Cotton association will be started in this county Monday, June 28 at Redfield, and during this time it is announced that the purposes of the American Cotton association will be brought home forcibly to every planter in this section.
 Arrangements were yesterday con- cluded with D. c. Welty, vice-presi- dent and general manager for Arkan- sas for the American Cotton associa- tion, for making the campaign, and he will be one of large party which will participate. ,,;.s. ~
 He will be accompanied on the cam paign bby J. H. Alexander of Scott Ark, who is president of the Arkan- sas association, and H. E. Trulock, president, and Jack Bernhardt, sec retary, of the Jefferson county unit The following officers and directors of the Jefferson county unit will also participate: Earl w. Phillips, H. D. Palmer, w. c. Hudson; c. M. Philpot, Ferda; Dr. J. P. Ferguson, Sweden D. E. Tucker, Tucker; L. L. Phil lips, Altheimer.
 The schedule for the meetings is as follows:
 Monday, June 28, at Redfield, 10 a m.; Altheimer, 2:30 p. m.; Wabbaseka 5 ID. m.
 Tuesday, June 29. Plum Bayou, 1C a. m.; Tucker, ? p. m.; Sherrill, 5 p. m.
 Wednesday, June 30, Moscow, 10 a m.; Reydel, 2 p. m.; Cornerstone, p. m.
 Officials state that it is hoped that with this intense three day campaign the purposes of the association will be brought home forcibly to every per. son in the county who is interested Officials also hope that immediate ac- tion will be taken for organization whereby the marketing and housing of the crop that is now being growr may be carefully protected, in tht interest of the producer. It is stated that "every citizen whether he is member of the asso. citation or not, is cordially invited tt be present at the places, at the hour' named. It is confidently expected that with the active membership al ready enrolled in Jefferson county there will be good attendance of tn, growers at each one of the places designated"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
Jake Austin, One
 of City's Pioneers,
 Dies in BrOwnwOOd

Mrs. N. T. Roberts received word today of the death of Jake Austin after several months of illness in Brownwood, Tex. Mir. Austin was II pioneer resident of Pine Bluff, havine removed to Brownwood some 35 years ago. While here he was engaged in the mercantile business but while sin Brownwood was in the banking and grain business. The deceased was e years of age and is brother of the late M. A. Austin. He is survived by his nephews, Richard and Jack Aus tin. He married Mrs. Emma Tillar of Little Rock, who survives him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
|. 6. c. TAKES STEPS TO END SHORTAGE
 OF GOAL SUPPLY
Trans-Shipment by Water; Priority on the Rail-
 roads H

Washington, June 19.-Drastic ac- age in New England and other sec tions was taken by the interstate com. merce commission tonight in the is suance of preference and priority or ders to the railroads for the trans portation of bituminous coal to tide water for shipment by water to destinations within the United States
 Stating "an emergency exists which requires immediate action,' the commission ordered all railroads in the eastern territory and south ern territories to give preference and priority to carloads of coal con signed for shipment by water to New England or any other domestic des- tination "until the further order of the commission" The order is eff fective Thursday.
 The commission, ordered all rail roads east of the Mississippi serv- ing coal mines to furnish the mines with; coal cars in preference to any other use for 30 days Beginning Mon- day. ~ #
 A virtual embargo on the export of coal is expected to result, because railroad men assert the agents ap- pointed for the direction of coal shipments cannot issue permits tc move coal for foreign destinations unless it can be shown that the preferences and priorities directed will not be impeded. At least 30 days will be necessary to care fol domestic wants, it is said, provided congestion. is overcome to point permitting rapid coal movement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
Troops Guarding
 Jail Near Duluth

Duluth, Minn., June 19.-Squads of national guardsmen marched up and down streets near the county jai! to- night prepared to resist any attack on the iail where IA negroes are be ing held, 13 in connection with an at tack on a white girl.
 The troops kept crowds from con greeating and officials were confident that their presence would serve to frustrate the reported plot to raid the jail tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ASSINATE THE
 FORMER KAISER

+ Doorn, Holland, June 19.- i
 + An attempt against the life of I
 f. former Emperor William of Ger i r. many was made at o'clock We'd I + nesday afternoon according to I
 + persistent rumors here. i + Details of the reported attempt I
 + are yelled in mystery, but it is + asserted that William escaped ] + without injury. I + A vllager, at first thought to l 1. be Belgian, but later identified I + as German, is said to have en- l + tered the castle by the use of I F false permit and then tried to I F kill Count Hohenzollern. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
. SEEKS TO PAY DEBT THAT HE CONTRACTED , SIXTY YEARS AGO.

+ Shreveport, La., June 19.- + Sixty-seven years ago while in + Shreveport c. F. Rogers, young + engineer of Columbus, Ga., bor- # rowed enough money from E. O. + Snow, stage line agent, to return
 + home. For various reasons in- + cluding the civil war the money ]. was not repaid and now he is
 + trying to locate relatives of his
 + benefactor in order to repay the s loan. The story is related in a < letter received today by Dr.
 s George s. Seaton, pastor of the < First Methodist church here,
 < whose assistance he is seeking
 + to locate relatives of E. O. Snow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
|Br0ugh Grants
 Further Stay to Six Elaine Negroes

Little Rock, June Ex-Governor Brough today granted 30 days stay of execution to the six negroes who for the second time were convicted of having participated in the race uprising at Elaine last fall. The stay was granted to enable the negroes attorneys to perfect appeals to the state supreme court, the governor an- nounced. |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
More Arrests to
 Follow GiTnbePs Ps

New York, June 19.-The arrests today of Frederick Gimbel, member of Gimbel Brothers, who operate large department stores in several cities, and merchandise manager and clothing buyer of the establish- ment, will be followed by similar ae- tion against other allied profiteer- ing department store merchants of like importance, it was stated at de- partment of justice flying squads ron" headuarters tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
REWARD FOR GEMS.

East Hampton, N. Y, June 19.-A reward of $10,000 "with no questions asked" was offered today for the re covery of the $500,O0O worth of jew els recently stolen from the boudoil of Mrs. Enrico Caruso here. The an nouncement was made by A. c. Ben nett, representing a Manhattan in surance company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
American School in Turkey Made
 Object of Attack

London, June 19-A Constantinople message bearing Fridays date receiv- ed by the Weekly Dispatch, reported that the American school near Ismid was entered by nationalist troops of Mustapha Kennel Pasha. Civilian re- fugees there were murdered, the mes sage adds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
NO PLAGUE

Washington. June 19. Reports fEonAs' Mexico City that -buhonic plaeue hi made it's appearance in Salvador Nere
 denied today at the SalvadeEsan lsse-s
 |tion here. .s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
CLAIMS DEMOCRATS
 WILL ENDORSE THE WILSON LEAGUE PLAN
Cummings Says the Virginia Plank Will be
 Adopted

San Francisco, June 19.-Homer s Cummings, chairman of the demo- cratic national committee, declared today that the democratic platform would endorse President Wilson's course on the league of nations by adopting the league plank incorpo- rated in the Virginia platform which the president has approved.
 This plank was drawn by Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, who is be- ing named in some quarters as the convention's nominee.
 The president, MT. Cummings said had agreed to any suggestions that would expand or develop the league provisions and his reason for oppo- sition to some proposed reservations was that they vitiated the document
 "The stand of the republican party on the league was dishonest state ment," MT. Cummings said, "a pre- meditated and calculated attempt to satisfy irreconcilables. At no point did it suggest ratification of the league. It was made up of vague promises of some other kind of league. feel that the repub- lican will not deceive any one."
 Cummings also declared that while the republican convention did not dispose of the issue, the party can >didate already had voted for league with reservations.
 Concerning Herbert Hoover's state ment that he was in accord with Sen ator Harding's candidacy, MT. Cum innings said that was matter Mir Hoover would have to fight out with his own conscience.
 "I> consider it a rather sad epi- sode in American politics." he added
 Full hearings on all coming issues will be held by the resolutions com mittee, it was announced today.
 Ray T. Baker, director of the mint and close friend of Wm. G. Nc Adoo, announced today that he would support Attorney General Palmer now that his first choice had with drew from the democratic race. His announcement was made after re- ceipt of telegram from MT. Me Adoo, saying he would not be can didate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
TO ATTACK BRITISH.

London, June 19.-A wireless dis hatch from Moscow today declared that Afghan troops are concentrating at the Indian-Afghan frontier m or der to attack the British in lndia.s .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
TO MAKE SETTLEMENT.

Sheriff c. M. Nichol now has his office force busy preparing for the annual settlement for the taxes collec- ted in 1920. The delinquent tax sale was held last Monday and the annual settlement will be made by the first Monday in July. A great amount of work is necessary in preparing the statements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20

q am sorry to hear you are against the league of nations, said an ex. governor of southern state to the Manufacturers Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
Nominate Clark.

Montgomery City, Mo-, June 19.-- Congressman Champ Clark will be placed in nomination for president at the democratic national conven. ton, it was announced here today.
 This announcement was made by Judge Emil P. Rosenberger, delegate to the convention from the ninth dis trict before leaving his home here fol San Francisco.
 In the event of Clark's name is not presented before the Missouri dele. gation is reached, Judge Rosenbergel asserted he would place the former speaker in nomination. Clark made an unsuccessful race for the nomina. tion in 1912.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
THE WEATHER.

Sunday partly cloudy; warmer; Monday probably fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
D.u.nds of the
  Ip,t Program

AlielS uAsPS~
 ndsd that their u mo-" r, was compelled a support of the ns apparent that Miinging to the .resutive council us in behalf of committee on in- \, which was FH.t to reject the ldorsing the poli. R and brutal war Hides in the set s between na- fD,.ument.
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 to place it.
 Psinternationaf' gompers. "I
 federation has & influence and IT. Who has
 peace !? Shall hterrupted poli- pported ]? arnlament, MT.
 States should d nations, the iilarmament the
 for a decade" ve are not de- isns for the inn
 the foundation e peace and good rsn and our| Seattle led the 'snant, because, AtHaF territorial ish empire. l isurned it's an-l " and MT. Com .ye council will to put into a framed. The aid, will he democratic nal sbtain incorpo-| M's program in They will urge
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20

1 Harding will get his vacation after November ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20

Wausau, Wis.,, June 19.-Impeach- ment of President Wilson was de- manded by one of the blanks in the GA points" platform adopted today by the state convention of the so- cialist party. Impeachment of At torney General Palmer and of Post Master General Burleson, also was demanded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
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 n Francisco
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
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Aree hundred .,sc.nsrs have ssd Alllbanians { z telegram nperts reach. aas were mad
 assassination \ provisional Paris early l'sd his death I 5N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-20
AVIATOR IN SQUADRON LED
 BY MCEHEE MAN SINKS
 b0LSHEWK TROOP VESSEL

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
Notas breves sobre
varias cosechas
PoR HERMAN wURsH1Ne, DE poNoE)

Respecto la siembra de frutos memo
res dentro de la cafia, siento tener que
informarle usted que tai siembra nos
ha sido un gran perjuicio, pues al CO.
sechar ahora la caha donde habiamos
sembrado habichuelas por dentro de
ella, notamos una considerable merma
de tonelaje, merma q. Sc explica causa
da por falta de la debida atencion en-
ell cultivo que no Sc pudo dar debido
las habichuelas en- pie. Ningin fru-
to dentro de la cana dara buen resul
tado, pues no solo prohibe darde ell cul
two que requiere la cana su debido
tempo, iomo cultivadora, aradito, rie-
go, sino al andar para sembrar y re-
coger ell fruto que hay que hacerlo dos
veces por no estar en- su madurez Ia
primera vez Sc aprieta ell terreno y sc
estropea la planta por mucho cuidado
que Sc tenga. El terreno Sc pom duro
por falta de cultivadora, aradito. Es
mucho mas preferible dedicar algunas
cuerdas enteramente por separado
Ia siembra de frutos memories que mez
clar estos con la cafia.
~2 +
CANA J,
En- esta central tenemos las r $cvas
variedades de cana para su propaga-
ci6n, que son las siguientes: B 1853,
B 630s, D 100, d III, B 1909, B 376,
B 66S2, B 645O, pero hay pocas cuer
das de estas clases todavia Seguire-
mos propag&ndolas. Principalmente to
nemosahora la clase B 20s. Hemos en-
cortrado una mejoria considerable en-
atender bien escoger para sembrar
cana de mas sucrosa, pues no nos con-
formamos con la clase de cana que
hay aaui
Toda planta degenera 81 no Sc atien
de y renueva y asi tambien la cana.
Antiguamente usaban los peores reto-
nos para semilla, mientras que hoy Sc
selecciona y Sc usa la mejor cafa para
semilla Recomiendo tambien que en-
Ia contabilidad del campo, Sc lleve ell
producto en- toneladas de aziicar Y no
en- toneladas de cana, pues de este mo
do facilmente Sc puede yer la ganan-
cia p6rdida en- una pieza de cana. En-
eSta Central Sc usan arados de vapor
sistema Fowler (ingles) que son indu-
dablemente los mejores. Tambien te-
nemos un arado de gasolina Caterpillar
Titan. Todas estas maquinas de gaso
Holt, y varias maquinas de gasolina
lima son buenas pero aun no son su-
rrenos duros en- la costa sur. Nosotros
tenemos, como muchos en- Puerto Rico,
terrenos que desde hace mas de so so
aiios han estado dedicados al cultivo
de cana naturalmente hay que abo-
narlos, regarlos atenderlos constan-
temente. Tenemos que sembrar anual-
mente, pues Ell producto de retofo es
perjudicial por POGO rendimiento. Ora
cias la protection de la tarifa adua
nera que tiene Ell azticar de Puerto Ri
co en- los Estados Unidos, pues sin esta
protection estaria la industria azucare
ra en- Puerto Rico completamente muer
Ia. En- otros afios Sc calcul6 ell costo
de So por quintal de azdcar, mientras
que este afio casi seguro Sc pasara de
$500. :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
EsTIERcoL

Nosotros sacamos el esti6rcol de los
corrales de bueyes v 10 mezclamos com
ceniza y cachaza. Ha dado buen resus
tado, mejorando considerablemente lof
terrenos.
Ell tiltimo parrafo de su hoja lex
tirpaci6n de las ratas'' 10 consideramol
Ell mas esencial. Tenemos Ell sistema de-
cada par de meses hacer una campafia
fuerte para exterminarlas FL mejor re
sultado 10 hemos obtenido en- los Gaia
verales poniendo coco con ars6nico,
uni6ndolo v poniendolo sobre pedazos
de cocos, pero Ipara que vale que nos
otros solo 10 hagamos 81 nuestros ve-
cinos no nos acompafian? Recommends
mos que por sistema debe hacerse una
campafia en- toda la isla hacer obliga
toria la exterminaci6n de esta playa
que hace dafios en- esta isla por milo
mes millones de d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

Sc vende papeI de peri6dico vie
10 a - quintai.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
TABACO

Nosotros usamos solo las semillas del
pals bien escogidas. Los sembramos en-
altura. Los gusanos Q insectos que daI,
al tabaco tanto en- ell semillero como en-,
la planta Sc riega cor una pequehal
regadera muy menuda con arseniato de
plomo diluido en- aqua en- muy peque i
Ma dosis por regadera, matando no sf
10 ell gusano que est& en- La planta sirt
Ell del pie, que es que roe las raices
Este sistema nos ha dado buen resuA
tado. /
La selection de semillas de toda cls
Sc de frutos es muy esencial. Nosotroi
por tres amos hemos escogido la sem
la del maiz y tenemos mazorcas df
rnaiz de las mas grandes que Sc hal
visto en- la Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

tablecera aqui un establecimiento dc es
presentara un nuevo Y positive adelanto
ia especie, 10 cual, sin duda alguna, re-
entire nosotros.
''LA BoMBILLA ELECTRICA"
Con este expressive nombre han bau-
tizado los sefores r. Pont y Hermanc,
Ell establecimiento de comercio que aca
ban de abrir en- la antigua casa de sti
padre, el viejo y honorable don Fernan
do Pont.
'sLa BombilIa El6ctrica'' 50 ocupar&
de los ramos de imprenta, articulos de-
escritorio, efectos de electricidad y fe-,
rreteria, llamando asi una urgente ne
cesidad en- nuestra plaza, que va recla
maba asi un establecimiento de esa In
dole.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
ARROZ

Este producto solo 10 cultivamos ea
fincas de altura con no muy buenos re-
sultados, pues esta a merced del tienl-
po. Sis siembra en- la bajura con abun
dancia de aqua SECURE sera su exito,
como ell obtenido por ell sefior Mclean
cerca de San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
"LA BoMB1L1.A ELEcTR1cA"
NUEsTRos voTos

Los formulamos tan cordiales como
sinceros por que recupere pronto su So
lud quebrantada, el joven doctor ST.
mon Cervoni, Quien recientemente ha
tenido que trasladarse al "Auxilio Mu
tuo'', de San Juan.
Bien debe saber el querido amigo
todo el carifoso sentimiento con que
deseamos verle de nuevo entire nosotros.
completamente restablecido de sus do
lencias. :.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
NOTAs De AIBON|TO
A PAso DE ToRTueA

Nj mas nj menos, asi marchan los
trabajos de la va fantastica luz cleo
trica, entire nosotros. De ese modo, bien
puede pasar este afio sin que gocemos
del benefcio esperado y bien Sc pueden
seguir hacienda calculos y mas calcu-
los en- la seguridad de que, a la postre
todos saldran fallidos. Para las pascuas
del afio pr6ximo, tai vez la tortuga lie
que a su destino.
CAMPANA POLITICA
Sc ha iniciado aquf, con mucho en-
tusiasmo, La del actual periodic electo-
raj Ell viernes pasado, en- la noche, tu
vimos un mitin sociaiista, vibrando la
palabra ardieSte y persuasive del joven
Epifanio Fiz, uno de los propagandis-
tas mas activos efcaces de aquel par
tido. Los republicanos, su vez, Sc pre-
paran para otra gran reunion Ell domin-
go pr6ximo, en- Ia cual esbozaran sim
/ plemente todo el caudal de prestigio con
que Sc lanzan la lid y Sc aprestan al
combate.
NUEvA FARNACIA
Tenemos noticias de que pronto Sc es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17

CAFE
Cuando Sc sihmbra la planta del ca
fe requiere la siembra de mafafos, gui
neos platan6s para su sombra mien
tras crezca la ,guava, moca v otros arbo
les de sombral La extirpaci6n de la hor
miga es dificil. No hemos encontra
do remedio contra esta playa. Para la
siembra de Rapas Sc necesita escoger
Ell terreno, prlncipalmento terrenos que
san sueltos, sembrarla en- bancos y en-
altura, sabemos de Aibonito, donde SO
han cogido espl6ndidament1
CHINAs
81 no fuera porque han existido 6s
tos arboles en- las fncas de cafe, nos
atrevemos a decir que nadie dedica to
rrenos exclusivamente a la siembra de
chinas, pues con Ell pago acostumbrado
aquf de 25 centavos por GAIA en- la plan
taci6n, no es negocio.
cANADo
Para matar las garrapatas con buen
resultado hemos usado un liquido qnoA
Sc llama Fcrenod" vendido pors la
casa Parker. Cuando er la zafra SO re-
baja el ganado, acostumbramos darle
a la bueyada "oil meal'' mezclado con
harina de maiz melado. Estas bolAs
fortalecen mucho al ganado. Come pa
dr6n tenemos en- la estancia un tore
de tres cuartas parties sangre de Cc
bu. Sus hijos son muy buenos para 81
trito, andan mas ligeros y son de mas
cuerpos; las vacas tambien dan mas
leche. Todo 10 atribuimos la mazcls
de razas.
Es de sentirse que en- Puerto Rice
no Sc use ell sistema de silos. Segurass
mente que ha de dar buen resultado. !;
especialmente debe estudiarse silos para
los rabos de cana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-17
cAMPANA PoLIT1cA

NUEvA FARMACIA
Tenemos noticias de que pronto Sc es
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-06-25
RECENT TRANSPOR-
TATION BREAKDOWN

Many people have been disturb
ed over practical breakdown of the
transportation system of the coun-
try.
Conditions became SO deplorable
that the railroad executives petit
toned to Interstate Commerce
Commission to assume charge and
regulate the traffic of the country,
as was done during the war by the
Federal government
The shortage Of cars and the
congestion in rail transportation is
said to be one Of the prime causes
of the high cost of everything.
OF course, if the railroads are
unable to properly distribute the
food Of the country many people
will not be able to eat. They may
even die.
But why should those people
worry over the possibility of g
little thing like death?
We are taught that there is an
other world where sorrow, hunger
and poor transportation facilities
are unknown and it doesn't require
a railroad ticket to get there.
ShouldaDyone grieve at achanee
of residence that is all to the good,
even if that change should be hast
ened by inadequate rail transporta-
I1ion?
And can you imagine the good
Lord being SO inconsiderate as to
send a person to hell on an empty
tomach?-Chicago Tribune.