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New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

David Amolsky 10 Edmund BittInsr. s1is,
Emma DeVinne and ano to Ellz Tist.
Lillian s wells. individually and a, e,,
Mattie Cow. 81
Frank P Lockett and ano, e1r to Frank .
Lockett; $500.
same 20 Glars c Davis; $3.50
Guaranteed Mortgage 60 10 d.ors. A
Brinckerhor; $4,000.
Same 10 George Hardie $4,000
Augustus Gareiss. Jr. 10 Hugo yierIlnx ara
S samuel 1I' cowen to Christian D Never; ,tso
Clarence clayton to Sarah J Hollinsssssd
George y sohmid 10 American sveI.rh,
Printing and Publishing Society. $3.50
Hargood Realty Construction co 10 Ana,.
Clara Newman ard ano ozr' TO G-ors. p
SsnbOrn. $1,000
Annie Murray 10 John J Donovan: 81
Columbus Trust Co 20 Louis d schosnb.rx
et al. exrs; assts; s29oOO0.
Msudc a schmid. guardian. 70 Geors. p
James Noble to Elizabeth Lsssngbi,hn.,,
$1,000
Noble & Gauss Construction co TO Elizabeth
IAssingbithner; $1,000
Same 10 James Noble: 81
Title and Guarantee 60, ot Rochester. Y 4.
Bankers Realty and Security 90; sSsts; s,11
Bankers Realty and Security CO 20 Orion "
Chepey, as Superintendent Of Banks ot tho s,ss
OF New York: 81
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trus. co "a I,~.
yers Mortgage co: sssts; $500
Same 10 Eliza 4 Prescott. Sll,OgO.
Title Guarantee and Trust % - William n
Gloede; $500
same to Abraham stern: $4,000.
Same to Isabella King; $500.
Donald NacKsy, executor 70 United State
Trust CO; 5000.
same 10 same; sil. 600.
CITY Real Estate 20 n Title Gua7n..s ,ra
Trust Co. $1,000.
Same. 10 same. $500
Lawyers Mortgage co 10 John L Csrrolls
S33 900
same TO Eliza e Prescott 81 oo0.
Realty Operating 90 20 city Mortgage CO.. IL
Josiah " WIets TO Howard Wills;s .. a.
trustees: 81.
Bette Wis. ct al, executors. - France, Aron-
son: 81 600 r
william II Bormsnn 20 Eleonore Bsrscca ana
ano: 5000.
Mary F Belts 10 Henry 4 Q Taylor: ssre2A
Robert NJ Silvermsn 70 Sender JsrmuloNsky.
s5,Os3
stephen D Prngs and sno to Ern,. Kocnl
s125OO -r1
$1,000 y
Henry Gueker 70 Amandus Hewirg; $500.
Frederic de Foster, sdministrator ana
executor TO + de p Foster, trustee; 81 =
Bernard Ratkowsky 10 Esther Ratsows<y, g.
Mutual Alliance Trust CO 20 Bernard RstkovI
sky: 500.
George p RoIerder to Lillian r spansen-
berg: 81 49,
William r Gleason 10 William NASH; 500. F.
Sound Realty CO 10 Julius Fl.iechmsnn. Nfns
George Hauser 20 Herbert Ogden; - 800.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
HOME AIDS TO BEAUTY

COMPLEXION BEAUTIFIER-Face
powder will not help a dark face and
neck. II rubs off too easily and does no
permanent good. IT is better 10 use
something that will whiten and beautify
the skin and take away that dark,
coarse look. 4 lotion made as follows
will prove very satisfactory: Get from
your druggist four ounces OF spurmaX,
dissolve il in y pint Of hot water and
add two teaspOOnfus Of glycerine. Gen
tly rub a little of this lotion on the face,
neck and arms and II will wonderfully
improve your appearance. II gives a
beautiful complexion and makes sallow
or oily skin look fresh and youthful.
SpurmaX lotion is inexpensive and is
splendid for getting rid Of pimples tan,
freckles, cold sores and a shiny skin.
GOOD BLOOD MEDICINE-A safe
and reliable blood tonic is made by dis
solving y teacupfuI sugar and one
ounce kardene I'm Y pint Of alcohol, then
adding enough hot water to make a full
quart OF tonic Take a tablespoonful
before each meal and before retiring.
This inexpeLsiVS tonic purifies the blood.
tones up the system, restores appetite
and aids digestion 1t is fine for clear
ing up a sallow complexion. removing
liver blotches. pimples and other skin
eruptions.
QUICK-DRYING SHAMPOO-Never
use soda for washing the head. II
hleaches the hair and makes II brittle.
Any substance containing alkali is also
had for the hair for il deadens it and
makes il become streaky. Many soaps
contain alkaIi. The safest shampoo is
ordinary canthrox, which can be pUT-
chased at any drug store. Simply dis
solve a teaspoonful Of canthroX in a
teacupful Of hot water, pour on the head
a little at a time and proceed as you
would with any other shampoo. 1t
lathers abundantly. cleanses the scalp
thoroughly stops all irritation and dries
quickly. The shampoo makes the hair
soft. bright. fluffy and easy to do up.
To REMOVE HAlRS-Ladies an
moved with the humiliating growth OF
hair on the face or forearms VIII find the
following treatment more satisfactory,
less painful and less expensive than the
electric needle: Just get from your
druqeist an ounce of delatone on costs a
JoIlsr but It is worth IT. and mix a
,i,tie ~ n with enough water 10 make
a naste Cover the surface Of the skin
N,nm which you wish 10 remove the halr
with this paste and let 1t remain Tor a
far, minutes: then wipe off and WASH
nth warm water Even If the hairs
ebould come back, they viii be hght ana
Thin. and a second or third appica'loh
wiz keep them away forever. -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
OF Interest to Wonen
SPURS ON ANTI-SUFFRAGE
Bay State Publication Urging Co.
hesion of Latent Forces.

The Remonstrance," the quarterly pub
lished by the Massachusetts Association
Opposed to the Further Extension or
Woman Suffrage, points out in its last issue
the danger of leaving anti-suffrase senil-
ment unorganized THE election in the
State of Washington" it says. "re-empha-
sizes the Importance of bringing out and
organizing the latent anti-sIffrage senti-
ment Of women in all the states, and es-
pecially in those in which the issue is
directly raised. Nothing Is better calcu-
lated 10 deter legislators or voters from
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Jan II. yrs. Thornton Bros. % 10 Pauline "
Won Soosen: S22, 900: address 1873 East o3th 81.
WESTCHESTER AVE, Js2. 294x95x irres;
Jan .. Q ys Theodore Hussmann u henfy
Foster $50 600: address. 427 East s5th st
WEBSTER AVE- cor 1891 ST. 337xlN
10 Decatur ave lrreg: Jan q; due as per bond;
oscar Schuyler 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
CO. $500; address. 176 Broadway.
7TH ST. n s. 100 n OF Ave B: Jan .: yr,
o per cent: Elizabeth & Fonda 10 Amelia stein
metz; $500; address. 14i6 Glover ST.
l55rH ST. = &, 200 It Q OF Courtlandt ave- 24x
100; Dec 30 due Jan T. 1914. Samoset Tammany
Hall Club, 33d Assembly District. New York
County, 70 Francis J Cox, $500 address. Al
bany.
l62D ST. n s. 24O n W Of Teller ave. 20xii5:
Jan ii (pror mtg s.. 0oO. yr per cent; John
G Lankenau 10 Christian Loos; $1,000; ad-
dress, 736 Homo St
18TH ST. = 8. 100 n OF Southern Boule-
ward. 876xi0O; Jan 10; due June I. 1914: East
18TH Street Realty Go 10 Dollar Savings Bank
$4,000. address. 2s0S 81 ave.
18TH ST. 942 Fast. 37.5xiOo; Jan 10. yrs.
81 per cent; same 10 James Stokes, $4,000,
address 6s Park ave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
GOV. WILSON TO MEET D. A. r.

The Manhattan Chapter Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution are hoping to
entertain Governor elect Woodrow Wilson OF
New Jersey OF a luncheon 70 be given at
the Waldorf-Astoria to-day. Mrs. William
Cumming story, the regent, is a candidate
Tor the presidency OF the national society,
and the leaders of her party will also be
among the guests Of honor. They will in
clude Mrs Joseph Wood the state regent;
Mrs. William Tod Helmuth. Mrs. J. Heron
Crosman. Mrs. William K. Stewart and
Mrs Charles LyelI Dougherty, Of Chicago.
\ meeting at which Mrs. Malcolm Mclean
viii preside will follow the luncheon.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
LONG ISLAND ACREAGE SOLD.

5. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold at Sands
Point Long Island, for the Hilview Land
Company 10 Mrs Albert G. Mcdonald. a
tract Of acreage adjoining the property
which the same brokers recently sold for
Mrs. Mcdonald to Frank n. Hoffstot and
on which he is erecting one of the hand
somest country homes on the North Shore
OF Long Island. II also adjoins Prospect
Point sold by the same brokers TO John
Scott Browning, on which he Is building a
fine country seat. Mrs Mcdonald intends
to improve this property at once by erect
ing home for her own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
100000 Factory Building.

Plans have been filed for a seven story
factory to be built on the southeast cor
ner of Broome and Lewis streets AZ a cost
of 5000. 900, for the Minske Realty Com
pany, OF which Louis Minske is president
The building Will have frontage Of $50
feet Oh Broome street and 12511 feet on
Lewis street. Sommcrfeld & Steckler are
the architects.
Plans have also been filed for an addi-
tional story on the twelve story loft and
storage building at the southwest corner
Of Irving Place and 10th street The
Kops Realty Company is the owner John
Thatcher e Son are the architects, and
estimate the cost Of this Improvement at
10000.
A demolition permit has been granted to
John Cruickshank for the destruction Of
twenty two and three story buildings at
Nos 90 and % Morton street, No. 6l7
to 629 washington street. No. 10 Barrow
street and No. 635 to 653 Greenwich street
TO make room for the 100000 eight story
warehouse which IS to be erected on the
site
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
MODES FOR THE FEW
Seasons Simple FrOCkS May Be
Included Among Them.

There are certain modes that are for the
few alone. When asked what would be the
influence OF a recent exhibition of strikinS
gowns by famous French modiste, one OF
New York's fashion authorities replied that
he did not gee how. so far as the general
public was concerned, it could have any In
fuence at all. since the creations shown
were Of the kind that IL would be quite i'm
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
b. Rrran L. kNnnelIN

BN Bryan H. N'Hh'.'s.
1iTH ST, S36 md $40 e, l"lf icct % Tl
Hudson st 4911x1O2.3; three sly d"gs. VOL
untary sale, sold TO Charles 'ossI'a''" i''
Si5,T5
BEDFORD ST, 1o2. $ go # y "t aI'oG orpoG
st 22xj0, sty dws. yoiuntary SAFE "V'''N
down to + ! McGowan for SG2oo
GRFnNwICH ST. 723. 3. aS n II ot
Charles ST. ls.9x7G 1N2O SNG51u' s'F u"s'
voluntary sale. bid in at $1,000
s7TU ST. 100 and 122. = 1@t1l ~ y Gt
eyirgton ave. 347x1O0S. Two sly hsts' vol
Untary sale. bid IN AT k3l.I5o.
oo1gr ST. u g 22S n " ~ 9th ave 1sr--N-.
rors. vacant: sold n tho plaintiff for >l'N.
r. Joseph p. DAY.
WILLOW AVE " cor Of 18th St looX
20 /. 2 str ienmt and store and stv dwg
ad iourned 10 January Is.
AVENUE \, 1920 $. I5.h it of 9ti @?dn 81 81,
25xSO = sty tenmf sold 10 the plainun i'r
$i2 lG3 33.
TIFFANY ST. Sc cor of 18Th st. 7"3N141x
i~rcg; vacant, sold 70 the panun for s'o"V'
BY James J.. Wells COMPANY.
15sTH ST. $50 and 80. :. 800 II ~ Of
trnsterIam ave. 7S.GN9O II. two sty hat
houses. sold so the Ircda Realty 80 f'r S'''V'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
FORECLOSURE OFFERINGS.

The new law tenement houses No. J22 to
525 West l74th street, five stories and base
ment each, occupying plot 376 by 100 feet,
and a six story and basement new law
tenement house 1t No. 23l East gath street,
occupying a LOT 376 by lO0.1l feet, Will be
offered at the stand Of Joseph +. Day to-
day In the Vesey street salesroom.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Wakefield: oct II. 1907, same to SAM. g., soo,
attorneys a. above.
I3sTH ST n :. 1875 n of - AIMS =.
10cx37.8. Sept 22. 1906. Henry Marks and o,s,,,
TO stephen ff Jackson 5000, attornev ,
Frfedlander. 2Sj Nassau -.
13sTH ST 8l7 East. i00X376. June 25 ,sxs
Stephen " Jackson 10 Adrian n Jackson. &c 90,
address iOS Lexington ave "''
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BROOKLYN PROPERTY SOLD.

H. r. Bailey sold for ii. Neuman Nos.
l7S and III East ith street, two new brick
dwellings, and for T.. SnoOks No. 1853 4th
street on the Park slope. four story
ringle apartment house.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
MOUNT VERNON BUILDING SOLD.

Albert F. Geschedt, ir, has purchased
from the estate Of Gerd Martens the four
story brick Office building, on plot 4OxlOO
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
In The AUCTION Market.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the New York Real Estate
Exchange salesrooms Nos. II and Is Ncsey
street.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
ALTERATIONS.

MANHATTAN .rf.
IRVING PI- " cor 18th 81. 20 a IL ay
hr< lofts and storage; Kops Really Company
nrsr,ises owner; John Thatcher 2 Sea. 60
park ave, Brooklyn. architects $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
81, 100000 FOR A FIFTH AVENUE LEASE
Jewery House Rents the Howard Building an Eleven o'oy
Structure. at 47th Street, for Twenty-one Years.
)E FOREST CORPORATION BUYS HARLEM APARTMENT
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

feet. N Nos rs and Is East III S'T'e'
Mount Vernon. for 5000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
CITY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANHATTAN.
BROOMF ST, g . cor Lewis st; for ~
factory I5oxl25l1 irreg Minsker Realty GO
"36 Eidridge 81. owner sommerfeld & stacy
Ter, 10 Union So. architects; s20O'ooo.
THE BRONX
UIIrIANsBRIDGE ROAD. n $, 1871 Il OF
r,ronx snd Pelham Parkway; I sly frame dwg'
5oxc0: Sarrnino Sierra, Eastohestsr Road
owner. Henry Nordheinl. 1857 fremont ave,
architect; $4,000.
wILLIAMSBRIDGE ROAD, loIl II
Of Rrorx and Pelham Parkway; rear J sy
frame stable. 21xl5; Carmino Sierra, 1890 Ehst.
chestsr Road, owner; Henry Nordhsm. loa'
fremont ave, architect. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

GOTH ST. N East: Bernard II Eidel sst Fret.,
erick r. Thorne. owner; F " Thorne. contrseto-,i
1886 SO.
EVELYN PLACE, cor Davidson ave sori
100: Carter, Black g. Ayers sgt Frank TEN
Brook owner and contractor: 1854 50
18TH ST. a42 10 916. Cohen & stsin.cs AZ
Fast 1e7th Street Realty Co owner and oor-
tractor; S215
s7TH ST. 100 and 122 Bas,: Joseph A sr,'sI
agt estate OF Patrick Dolan. owner; Mrs Ps,rick
Dolan. contractor. sl57 72.
25TH ST. 3$1 TO S85 West. John. Trssss.r
Steam Copper Works agt Roman Catholic Church
Of 81 COLUMBIA, owner: ormond oBren. cor.
tractors; Graf & Hauck CO. subcontracor
SEQ 75.
and 142d SITS. 2Oox1O0: Kertscher & 60 agt Joss,s
Godng Realty CO. owner and contractor; Jacee
stsigelfest, William Reichman and Lso W
Nogel. owners; sl2, 126.
18TH ST. 12s East; Fred Lsuer agt rous,
Levussove, owner and contractor: soil.
9Th AVE. s7s. John Kreu et al sgt D ",
Bishop, owner' Gssseni y Citriano2. lsssee'i
Thomas Gilbert White. contractor. s275. ID
LENOX AVE. n " cor i4lst 81. 4OxiOo. Lensr
ave W cor 142d ST. iOx1OO; Antonio Riccsrdi
ct al agt joseph Golding Realty Co owner and
JACKSON AVE. W $. 2147. :, n ., 1891 St.
Io6x75; Ozao S Muller agt Ram Realty Co, own
. SOUTHERN Boulevard. s, 100 It n Of
Bsrretto ct. 225XI00: James Mcbride GO sst
Brook Construction co. owner: John Lsndernan.
'ii5I 18TH ri. is East b l. Kurz & CO sgt Loul,
Levussoye, owner and contractor: $3.50.
17sTH ST, 93s East Otto Won Schoen sgt G
X Realty Co, owner and contractor, S2i2 -.
LENOX AVE, s, Hist 20 1929 50, 29Ozloo.
Thomas Q Edmonds g. Co agt Joseph Goldins
Realty co, owner and contractor. Jacob stegei-
fest, william Rechman and Leo W Vogel own
ers, $3.50.
ii5TH ST 800 10 6i5 West; Morris Es.r sst
Herman Oppenheim. owner. BENJAMIN OPpAn-
helm, contractor: S1B SO. .aszs.
25fH ST, 343 West: Guolds Manufacturing %
ast Roman Catholic Church OF 81 Columbia, cTh-
er: Graf & Hauck Co. contractor; SlI8
ST NICHOLAS AVE, n o cor qt ll2d 81 loos
100: James Mcbride & Co aGt Collier Con%s;rietimonl % m
co. owner: John Wauderman, contractor: $500 y.
HEWETT PL S34 10 $50; William F All
agt Irene Toell. owner; Toel, Brett & 90. con-
tractor: S6i2 81. .
and l42d sts 200xlo0: Edward Sulolka & 60 egt
Joseph Godng Realty Co. owner; Joseph BlacH.l
Inc, contractor. 81. 100.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

5aD ST, zoe to 41s Esst: John GoertL age
Artificial Ice Co ct al; Aug 25 1910 0vacsted);'
go 400 60.
WOOSTER ST. 2s2 and 234, Jacob Sparrow
aRt John + Mcdonald ct al; Sept .. 1910; sss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
Beware Of 0intments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F ]. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, In buying
Hans Catarrh Cure be sure you get
tho genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ].
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c, per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18

Normal and it is understood that
there will be lively scramble for
i)bs at the Branch Narmal when the
board meets in Little Rock Monday.
w. s. Harris, who has been accom-
plishing great work in the manual
training department of the Branch
Normal for number of years, will
be reelected to the SUPPLEMENTARY
there. - &
There will hardly be any changes
in the faculty of the State Univer~
sity as the general impression is
that all of the Did officers and teach
ers will be reelected. Some depart
ments have been done way with, how
49,, ard SO oc@r3 W, - &C,
upon to provide places at the Univer-
city foI many of the older instruc
tors, who have been in the service for
years, but WHIP lost their positions
when the departments were discon-
tinUed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
A QUEER UNIVERSITY.
Cairo Has tho Worlds Oldes. Eduos.
lionaI Institution,

Cairo Has tho Worlds oIdes, Eduos,
tionaI Institution.
"When we think Of Harvard or Yale
the former dating from 1888 and the
latter from 1901, we think Of them as
old universities" says a writer in the
American Educational Review; ''but
when we pass to the other side Of the
world We discover that even the Oldest
American universities are in reality
very young Institutions.
1.-THE oldest educational institution II
the world is th, University Of +.
Ashar. Cairo, fonUh"'! n the year 0Se
by the graa: Sal,.,I.l. 1t is the central
seat of learning for the whole Mo
hamnedan world. as well as fOun.
tain Of spiritual life. 1t occupies al
ancient mosque in the Arab quarter Of
Cairo, surrounded by confusing maze
Of narrow streets where the population
is made up of representatives of every
race that follows the prophet.
Fhe old mosque covers several acrea
and consists Of series &c eoOrtS SUI.
rounded BY long cloistefs with low
roofs supported by forests of columns
The floors OF red tiles are covered aai!y
by a multitude of men and boys, SQUAT.
ting In semicircles around their teach
ers. who sit with their backs to tn.
columns lecturing in monotones.
The chancellor of the university Il
always a descendant OF the prophet
and is usually man OF ability and
learning. He occupies apartments 10
FL Asha- and is not only the supreme
educational. but the ecclesiastical henG
Of the church OF Egypt
"There is no organization similar tc
that in modern universities. Any rep.
utable man who desires to teach can
obtain the privilege by application and
Is assigned a column where he may Sit
snd impart the truth as he thinks
proper. His fame or ability will at
tract more or less students and dis
ciples, who pay him fees according te
their means"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
BOY SCOUTS PLANT TREES

Tree planting is a favorite pastime
of Boy Scouts. Much interest in this
work has been aroused by Clifford
Pinehpt. former United States forest
er End present member ef the Ma
tional Council of the Boy Scouts o.
America Pinchot believes in the Boy
Scouts and the training that they get
in the woods At his suggestion, the
leaders of the Boy Scouts have en-
couraged planting of trees in the
cities and practically every troop in
the important cities of this country
have given time to the planting IF
Young trees. This work has been
done in Boston, New Haven, Conn.
Philadelphia, Pa; Johnstown, Pa:
'F'72.~~rt' Chicseo and other place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
Criaina! Of Falstan.

2ir John Fastolf was the original O.
Ehakespeare's Falstafr and in his ia!
was a continual butt for the jests ct
the town and borough of Southwark
Though he had fought Mt Agincourt
when jack Cade invaded the borough
he showed great cowardice Wher
Cade was yet some way of Fastol.
had armed and fortified his house ana
Earrisoned it with veterans Of the
French wars On the arrival OF Cade.
however. he withdrew his garrison and
aed to the Tower leaving his neigh
bors to the mercy Of the rebels. Fas
to,f's matrimonial ad ventures seem alao
20 have been another source of unpop
ularity. for. having married widow
named Scrope. he seized her property
and kept his stepson out of his inherit
lance during his own lifetime.-Lon
don News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
Ladge No. 101, Knights

Lafayette Ladge No 101, Knights
of Pythias, held a most interesting
meeting the past weekk The first
rank was conferred on L. H. Bould-
en-. He will take the second rank
Monday night, and it IS expected
that there will be a good turnout
to assist in the work The commit
tie on entertainment reported that it
had not sect the eNsct date for the
next social gathering, but it will he
about the last of June. The recent
social affairs of the Icsge have
proved most popular
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
SHAKE. up AT
BRANCH NORMAL
Report. Says Many Teachers
at Local College Will Be
Let Out When Trustees
Meet
TO NAME PRINCIPAL
Edgar Brewster Flooded With Nail
Board to Meet Monday in
Little Rock.

Sheriff Edgar Brewster, of this city,
one of the new trustees of the State
University, will go to Little Rock to-
day 20 attend the first meeting of the
new board of trustees of that great
institution. The meeting will be held
in Governor Donaghey office. Among
the other new trustees who will at
tend the meeting are c. c. Reid, Lit
tie Rock; T ]. Turner, Jonesboro
and H. B. Mckenzie, Prescott.
The most import9nt matter to come
before the trustees at the meeting
will be the selection of principal
to succeed Isaac Fisher, who recently
resigned as head of the Branch Nor
NAL College at this place. There are
said to be number of applicants f)r
the place.
1t is reported that there is to be 2
general shake-up among the faculty
and assistants at the Branch Normal
College. 1t is reported that one of
the higher members of the faculty
there has been entirely too active in
reporting troubles and near troubles
in the school during the pest few
years and that the resignation of
Fisher was due to bad feeling that
resulted from this action on the part
of an assistant. This teacher, it is
said, will be dismissed from the ser
vice and other teachers are to be re-
placed with more competent and
more conservative ONES, if rumors
count for anything.
Trustee Brewster has been flooded
with. mail since he ives honored by
the GOVERNOR to the beard. He has
beer visited by many negroes who are
anxious to get or az the Branch
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
Tom Aydlett, the popular rep

Tom Aydlett, the popular repre-
sentative of the r. j. Reynolds To-
bacco Company, OF Winston Salem, n.
c., is i'll the city calling on his trade
During the recent Arkansas Travel
lers convention in Little Rock Mr..
Aydlett presented each of the Ira
velers with neat little cartoon,
containing a sack Of his tobacco a
pipe and a box of matches He dis
tributed a number of them here yes
terday and they were greatly adj
mired
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
A dreadful Wound.

from knife, gun, tin can, rusty lail,
fireworks, Or of any other nature, de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. Its the quickest
surest healer for all such wounds as
also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Skin
Eruptions, Eczema. Chapped Hands,
Corns Or Piles. 25c at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-18
Work Will Soon Start.

after you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indl-
gestion vanish and fine appetite re-
turns. They regulate stomach, liver
and bowels and impart new strength
and energ to the whole system. fry
them. Only Csc. at all druggists.