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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
UNIVERSITY PRo ;. : ..s E SCHOOL or EDUCAsflON
wor,ds Enlarge Department and Make
 1t More Effective For Teachers.

Favetteyille, Feb. 2s.-The un'ser s;tv authorities are considering plans for M far-reaching changes ill the oes| na .Irf Y f,nent of education, popuiariy can, ea tbe normal department. They WI, soon Ifecommend that it be cnahseu fron( department to school ol eau .oktion a school to offer to the teach.
 of Arkansas the advantaees = 3Righ grade specialized work in teaon- ing. The proposed school or eausa, =,
 lion will be professional scnool .o, , teachers, open to senior and 'un'o'
 students in the university. + will offer opportunity TOT spes'a
 ,itation in many phases of educa''o,
 ,, work, both theoretical ana prao.' cal This will involve adding ma, ., ]. courses and some teachers to the q . partment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

Davis, received the highest praise al
 the hands of the latter. "The only thing I hold against you," said Mayor Davis, "is your action of stealing in 1 like thief in the night and taking away one of our best citizens, Bill
 Cargill.' MT. Davis gave some inter esting facts concerning the marvellous
 growth of Fort Worth since the in :. stallation of the packine plant. From 2 '-,fl small town of',,a few thousand in 1e0o.,, he said, .'it has become city of 73,OO0 and is still growing. The trip of the Pine Bluffians to Fort Worth and their inspection of the packlns industry would be invaluable, he sald. His talk chiefly concerned the indus trv and what it has done to increase the pross3rity of that section Of rex, as. Whafesfxmerly only cotton ana corn was grown, hogs, cattle, sneep' turkeps, chickens and ducks were now being raised, he said, and if one crop failed the other paid the bills. lt IS
 rare that they both fail the same
 year" said the mayor. He was given
 the strictest attention throughout and closed by extending a cordial invita- tion to the Pine Bluffians when they come to Fort Worth to honor him
 with a visit at his office. If the 1door is locked" he said, "kick 1t in.
 E. J. Hosey also gave some inter- aIesting facts concerning the packing ekndustry, and also warmly lauded MT eEargill. with whom he worked TOT a b,any years. He gave figures and esti- ' hates on the increase in Valuation ol 3roperty in the vicinity Of an active lacking plant and urged that tnt k hrmers be induced to raise goot 4 ass of stock, even if for food. Tn'
 eeders and Breeders show, he said M as heen the means of driving tn
 ong horn" cattle and Arazorback Is gs from that section of Texas sur 7s' ,lnding Fort Worth.
 n An automobile trip about the GU .S Ind out one of the bikes will be on a3 Deans of entertaining the Texans te ver hy and a trip may be made to tn lar l{te of the proposed Pine Bluff pacl licebg plant. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
WRIT OF ATTACHMENT ON !
 NEW ENGLAND WOOLEN MILLS

The Cotton Belt Savings and rus. rus. Company yesterday obtaln an D nssa = attachment from Magistrate Cape Meyer N on the ,NeM England wog.sa 5.
 Mills store, operAted by A. Sloss' have weiss and Sol Weiss, for an un-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
MEXICO AWAITS \ ;RE7URNpF 1|Az Former President WillsBe Escorted Home in
 Triumph.
MAY RESUME POWER
Rebels Still Active in Some Sections and DiaZ' Presence May Aggra- yate the Situation.

Meixco City, Feb. 2S.--Mexico ever l ready to accept a new idol, to restore a fallen one. eagerly awaits the re- turn of Porfirio .Diaz.
 Following the International News Services exclusive announcement yes- terday that the minister of war had cabled to the aged warrior requesting him to return, it became known today that a group of officers has been ap-l pointed to leave here for Paris soon to escort the former president to his home '
 Thus Gen. Diaz will be escorted back in triumph to the country from which he was deported less than two years ago, derided and discr3dited to exile. Ts The news Of the generals return has generally been received with ac- claim, even though ot portends a re- sumption of the iron rule that held Mexico in it's grip until Madero arose to hurniliate the dictator.
 There is no doubt here that Porfirio Diaz will be the direHing power of the adY1inistration of lis nephews NeitheH is there doubt Alfat Felix Diaz
 will head the administA tAation, for his uncle's Aprescce ill the country aRd a41I 17.y,7 sgni1sg Il vlii Fly 3 political effect that is alEeady being felt.
 What effect the coming of Diaz will have on rebel factions operating the country is problemati- cal. It is believed however, that his return to power will only serve to aggravate the situation. since the rebels now active are the rabid Ma derista whose hatred for Porfirio IS in proportion otheir fear of him.
 That Diaz will find great work to perform upon his return is indicated by the continued depradations throughout the country by bandits and the open hostility to Huerta and Felix Diaz by strong leaders 1espec-. ially in several states.
 The troubles in Aguas Callentas centers in the city 6f Agus Calentas where General Uarzia Hidaleo, at the head of an imposing force of federals is marching to attack the rebel gov ernor, Alberto suentas, now in pos session of the city.
 Another sanquinary engagement m
 the city streets impends at Saltillo
 where yenustiano Zarranzas the de l liant governor of the state of Coah'ia-
 huaila awaits attack by the combined
 forces of Gen. Au|bert and the forces
 under Gen. Geronimo Precino. ' The situation in the state of Senors <, is ai&rming. Bandits are over-run
 ming Ahe state, burning and lootine
 Even ih the city of HermoAsillo resi- dents ale abandoning their home and fleeing, to the hills. Emilian
 zapata andN Nsascal orczco. IT,, forn' able rebel l>asrs, have yet to !
 the new gove snmentr n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
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MISS LEAN DAWSON

New York. Feb. 2S.-There was un- aiIoyeh joy in the delicatassen shops, butcher shops, grocery and cands, stores and many other places whes the miilioh~ of busy i'liesAthat make up New lork'S fly population learn ed thaJ Miss Jean Dawson was too busy To i"aye Cleveland. Ohio. for T "f'S! stay here For Miss Dawson had been selected 10 head an insnrrectiln ID Nv Fork agajnst flies. She had been notified that the community ex p""ted her and the authorities were pattng themselves on the back over the Idea oT making themselves solid with the bald-headed men and inc WeaFer* of peak-a-boo socks. Ru. MISS Dawson has spoiled it all by de- ciarIng She is too busy in Cleveland fo spare the time to come to New tork She is a teacher of bilogv in the Cleveland Normal school and is known as he champion fly swatter O. Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

Fine local union of Blacksmiths held meeting last night. at which 'lme tho endorsement of R. A. Poole for chief of police was the main action taken
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

J. 6. King, practical engl1es p,,mn and gasoline engines rcpalHe! and eyerhauled. Ph0Qe 944. Nq.-1!! = Main street. 's7i' z <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

naid account of I572O2 alleged sto1 6e aue the bank. The writ WAS sesxe
 hv .peputy Constable D. ". stewarkNS E9S who immediately took possessaon z. s1s N locking up the doors of the store. 'Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
then as Skating Party a SlXao the nj

Skating Party a SlVso tho n, One of the largss, vote N members of the locsx oho;r
 set ever seen in thiS II tendance last night S N party given at the Igiis w;,sf ] Rink.
 Interest in the noEyel;a, ol been aroused by samt .s o Ernest Whitelaw and Ih@a,o a] march started prompstl Ant } o'clock, about 30 couples :. floor. To the strains of +- ished by Scott's orchestra, :, people skated until an earlI5A
 morning, and all left decEy : unique party to have beel5 Esuccess. M s Soft drinks were served at Nnside the rink. The regul;al@ Ipf the rink closed at 10 o'd,lM Might, and then the young cdusk gan arriving, and shortly bef'gs xrand march started, the lobM Alled with young people, all esA pn the skates. N The grand march17was led ty lillian Harris and Tom Wiy saters of exceeding grace, an nA them came about 60 memb, e Bluffs younger society set Those in attendance are as lows: Misses Mary Boyce, Royce, Leyl Cross, Margaret Dew Slyde Dickson, Ollie Eddins, Noster, Gertrude Fox, Margaret lillian Harris, Ione3 Hearin, earin, Georgie May List, Ethel Rnie Martin, Maxine Matthews, Coy, Mamie Mum, Mildred ( e Robinson, Myrtle jPledger, Wheelan, Lucille Davis, E an, Willie Mae Toney,
 an, Bernice Whitelaw, E
 lrne, Helen Metz, Willie
 Z, Allie Mae Howell, Jessie
 Mildred Daniels, Annie
 Dagmar Fdss (Chicagol N Kramer (Little Rock).
 IS Adams, Jeffie Riley, F Sam Hilzheim, Chas. Whi
 hs, Edgar McCammon,
 1tzhugh, Tom Williams, 1.
 IsAsa Poole, Joe Camr
 Ad Rtelaw. Bart Eddins, R
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 G ws, Fred Ingrlm,
 n Howells, Wilaam
 larry Lewis, Earl w
 hniel, Gordon Ireel 2 A sons Fred Mann Asm
 M une Cotton, Eugea Si s0s 4illiams. Ollie Bel A ' Rutland, and cls
 erones are as fd o
 H. E. Williams
 en w. Mayfield, MT. an
 :Ifell, MT. and Mrs. (
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 Smith, MT. and Mrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
i. low grade 'alll11 OK lixzle the food.
 s''A About 7hat

Rel ssioners to fail to make now to
 Delhsemi-annual report and tarch ' loreelishment at one year 1 AffirA iendment was adopted Wreseh- ,,ondbh lowing White offereMayor of tlt0ant to the Wilson-Mille4 E. J. afiir,l lNq be would have given IDloye one pE the right to appeal fro1 'he
 +bo poard on the oud Com- x,. ,n,v Senator Jacobson of the
 TbeE aNo table, but withdrew 10" Il aaaoI s,ator covinston to raj hem .,,a.,a,4 ,der He contended. done psS s".ss1 ho floor that the amkble
 deliehf lot germane to the Dy DirectNM Iained by the Chair
 some te appealed from the to
 .akes1 1Hs' ,.ent Oldham. SenatoJn a eauipI a Sebastian county, tne NSehair during the dist TOT -iWome 1.sts4 sts.4 lowed. ne \ helEslLee, who seemed me sB the Eli .ss-up'' with Senafe
 x reg, a, Phillips, Fried )cl- <. March, TA4, Lundy, coving1 len < X ance i a out for nearly tFh <. impors E. sbte the chair was suu' hes<f7lf sa <, lae.inrNs14 sfo 4.t1,et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
CONTEST TO
 BE HELD AT CAMDEN

Ean,den. Ark, Feb. 2e.-A contest
 iA to schools in all counties touch
 Souachita county will be- held on
 1o h 7th. Each school is invited to ne team of speakers. There VIII far sfIver loving cup offered to the the
 hg team, and gold medals to the vest N and girl speaker. The affair and nnual event, known as the Will Cup Contest. It has been hele
 MT amber of years. Last year rom <ety-five schools were repre- past Id the indications are tna' mothea any will be represented tnl'
 Miss fee is charged foF entrants
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

John T. McGraw, of Grafton, w. Va, prominent lawyer and Democrat of that state, who has held many pubic offices in the government, and Who is now mentioned as the possible choice of President Wilson for sec retary of the navy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
]OEs RECEIVED
 .TOLEIN PROPERTY
egro Merchants Arrested III lnection With Robber'es At 1,Harrison Produce %.

result of the arrest of Asa .ow thursday night by cohs'au's1 K stewart on a charge of grand eny, j. Armstrong, Webb Harrls' rles Jones and M. Moore, local ne
 merchants. were arrested yester-
 afternoon by constable stewaft ; charge of receiving stolen prop, z& 5s \ is alleged that the negroes Y va ved and purchased the produc' ich Morrow stole from the aa, :, produce Company, Knowing r property was stolen. All of them will be given 9 nearih day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
city today,

hey will be entertAined rs of the Chamber Of Com 5. Bair. presided over the gI k the absence of Presided barn. Secretary spauldins on for a brief speech in Aed the object of the visit
 and then introduced the Hoetz gave ! brief outline
 aich is national in itsf e Sa the biggest eventsx
 the United States. H many entries and the1
 t increase over last year. sed the shope that sArkal be repr sented by entries. s4ow, he, said, was a big feat Of the best known horseme1 ntted States had entered. tN IT and the polo. ponies, jump dshball ponies in action w0 intereating sight to the unf o& inc best carnival compaA M .t. v . ssld be secured would exh
 A~week and he laid stress dnstrial. exhibits. He refer opening day which is a g n. Governor Colquitt will set the enterprise in nation aNning Of the queen of ss "a sooiety event. A \ nR i1s I.iilsn Harris, isF ts l nant jart in these cer @
 Sclqs4d stating that
 colony In Tort Worth
 IF a special affair for ti inaent ol the Pine Bluffiansa Ham formerly of N
 and 2 personal friend of Ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
Pujo Money Trust Invest gating Committee Makes
 Final Report.
TC CONTINUE. { PR oB '
Recommends Drastic isesplatioNs ef the New Yori, Exchange Mcney
 :. Cos4"entratiol,. 2

Washington, Fels 32SsS4 aapying | recommendation thats < aagiiies be continued at Poi congress, the 4nais \ jc money trust iLyesfl in S were made to thess M ! Ise se report was signedi X HI Sssls fI5pl lz ocratic members Of tlS scgnsl A statement epresentingN tn z AfniR0fity members views also was filed
 Rigid control and ragulatjon of clearing. house associations Wi.th a sharp prohibit on of8smany of their present prectiees;, drastic regulat ion for the New York, Stock slaange and twenty ty7tWe separales fdles GmedI to prevent the concentrati ion and con- trol5oi money and credit are tie three distinct recoIaine witch are features of the report. The eashallge z is savagely condemned as | huge gambling institution.
 Ame1dme9saa i. Present Law. ,.-1
 Two bif:sk asi Ass z < ~ amendni Y sS sas !, sss 'ss @sa''lBgEI|g!TIagjlZg11allI lZg1 al IgEDa aa b : rn,f,,l 1ll lllIlll LII ] ahans,s ssss E, bl.lS to- hat the co sz.sszaeesaa'
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in at- day on bustess kating V" WICK and daughter wen Roller to Woodson esterday.
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 1o: 20 c. F. Moorelas gone .a Fairfield ,o ,n the look after his Interests there, furn- w. M Galloay. who i. en,.sgod ;,, voune business in Y1ier, is in inc cif,. '. tbis Oscar McKezie went ,o rhio..,a g the yesterday on III extended business great trip.
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