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TRANSPACFIC MAILS.

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sIrRRoGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of Honera ~.
John P. Cohs'sn. surrogate o. ,,S %,
Co,rtv ~ New York. notice is hereby si.ssn
"u aii nersons having claims against esla,
syins <. Bliss. late Of the County o. 20
YORK. deceased. 10 present me s.us 49,,
vouchers thereof 20 me slos.'io y, ne nc.
~ tbeir attorneys. Everett Clarke See, 8 ga.
edicT. So' 81 wall street. IN The BoIuas :,
~ Manhattan. city OF New fork: 'a '"
before the Sth day Of october neLs ,,a
Dated. New York. the ON gay u
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COURT CALENDAR
,u, :. ass, So. ea, ss s.n,a 10 N, order srr,n

Shaug' messy Weichrn People Fish
poHss Tines 81 Iup N.tu.ough Fischer
. Ginsnc-g Triangle Waist DO 0sHr O r.vrr VI Truck
, Same same EmpJcArcdEru-7o Hen.
peui.. E.an messy Ry
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DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT.
ASPINALL. J.
Stewart INfilloy. IN re- Silver. IN Re- Fox: Muniri-
pal Liens co Ryley e. al Boz &c Bon Ray Film Co;
Hogan southern Pacific Go. orders signed
rs GARRLTSON. j.
Gotari IGotard % a.. Judgment for piain'i1.
with costs See memo on file Requests 10 mud
passed upon Judgment and decision signed. John
uetherlugiOu. referee.
McCabe 81 aUCity Of New York r. al judo.
ment for plaintiff with costs. PLAINTIFF and de-
PENDANTS requests 70 md passed upon
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
Of Ireland P5G Pr; ,45 eu,lsr
SOFA, references. Mis- Sheas Agency. so h. 4-d
Murray Htl ga
MOI SEW ORkER Furnish American: strong; viii
iug cty or country; excellent references Lehus
Agaucy = y 18th 81 Phone J5l5 Harlem
HOU SEWORKER Competent woman. with thir-
ecl-ycar-oId useful daughter. SIS 60 anywhere
bes' references Miss SheaS Agency. 80 L 4-d.
Murray mn 677i
HOI SEWORKER Neat. well recommended. young
Irish cir. good cook waitress. city. country SIS.
OceIr, Agency. S25 sth av Phone Bryant 1907
INFANTS NURsE-Conpe,ent German: best ref
erences: city. country. wages $50 s35 Call at
LauE BOecherer Co Agency. - W SD 81
INFANTS NURsE-Youns: hospital trained; four
years excellent personal references. $50. In
dustrial Assn, Il West i2d St
KITCrENNAID-Stroug capable young woman /:
references SIS MasOns Agency. l5l West i2d
=. Bryant iGsJ.
LADY'S MAID-Elgish; thoroughly experenced
~ and years excellent personal references
$40. dty or country. Industrial Assn. l. West t2d
ha!riresser packer. best references wages $50 S3j
Gail at Lang Boechcrcr Co Agency. i3 W. sd st.
LArNDREss. First Iaun4ress, or alone: Finnish
girl. highest reference Jussla Agency. $50 Lex
layton y Tel. i455 Plaza
LAUNDRESs- Competent young
woman with best references, $50. 90 anywhere.
Miss Shca's Agency, 80 +. 42d. Murray I'M. 66li.
LAUNDREss- CHAMBERLAIN class; Just
dseugaged. three years excellent references cOuu-
Try preferred Industrial Assn. II Yves, l2d St
LAUNDRESS- CHAMBERMAID. useful: smart
young woman. Willing obhgng; fout years last
position $50. Mrs. Mason's Agency l3l West aga
81. Bryant 1893.
NURSE-North German experienced: city country :
reference wages S2j-S30. Call Al Lang s.
Boecherer 60. Agency. IS West 33rd Street
NURSE. mothers helper. useful; refined young
woman. speaking French. excellent seamstTcss .
anywhere So Mrs hasous Agency. l3l West I2d
~ Bryant 1893.
TWO GIRIS--Cook S35. waitress. chambernaid.
81 eight years last place. 90 anywhere Mss
Shels Agency. % 42d. Murray lin 57Tl
WAITRESS. PARLORMAID. Competent girl: best
references. city. county: wages $50 Call al
Lang Boecherer Co. Agency. as W SD st.
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WALTER P. BLISS,

GEORGE 3. AGNEW,
Exeeutors
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT, Ia! AZ
torneys for Executors va 49, ~,
borough OF Manhattan. Wv W. ~! - IN.
PHYFE. WILLIAM HENRY P ~ Io Up
snsnce OF an order OF HonorAoie s !, o..
J,-TaIsn a Surrogate Of the county o. -
work notice is hereby gwen 70 ~ 49,
tattrr claims against william heh,{ -
ph,re late OF the county % - vo,ch.
deceased. 70 present the same w ~, nise,
ers thereof To- the suuserl1.N - 80. a
- transacting business. az the v a
y'Sartck 4 Woodruff, No. 100 btyse.s.
:, tbs CIV OF New York, on Or 0s''''
Izth day OF october next - =, MARCH
Dated. New York. the 5stn oAy yuvFe
1915. ED4' ,3,,inistralTlL
rprDERrCK s. WOODRUFF, At'' ns,,
To- Administratrtx. l6j Broadsali g.
nugb OF Manhattan. New IoIA , s.,ss-,.--..
:. S Si7i :, S.,.F, OF Az ORDER oFE
- = faEr y Cohalan a surfosA..s
the County Of New YORK hoylN .,.s sf.ns,
giyen 10 an persons having cis'i Iorety q
Elzabeth Fullck, lste OF ln- ~ ara
So York deceased. 20 presehI tsIss,'ssrs
- ,.,,rLsrs thereof o. the suessls..,
", their place % Tansacuns osSs,,,a
-, l5OG 10. 100 Broadway, 49, ~
- RI riN. OF New York. on or Jew
lsth day OK November neNS -, a Ha1.
D1tSa' Ne' ALEXANDER BR0Isynh
4'l'' EDWARD C. MAUSsSs.
WILLIAM GoLDsTIcKER, AtSy t'' -
ecutors. Ice Broadway, NeN is 40 AZ
McKEAN. MARIA TN PUhISS ossr surrs
order q n. H SSaat l0S ., Nes Yors ao,ss s i
s si,sn y to al persons ha'.s s'ig' W. Ys,i =
Il Mexican late o. 'he COUNTY q , S th,..ss
ssAs,d' W Al us place o. tfsn,aslta ~
sss, -, y, The once OF Marx Crus uoA'tcik,, q Va
Fifih Avenue. Borough g M.aa- ~ jSl,. isis
York Ou or before the IN gay 1915
Dated Ne" J6HN MekEAN . Ai5ia'iisssr''I ~
NICHOLAS E. BETJE;M,iAA.N,.. . A.et' Boroass 4
ministratof. 10, - L 80
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Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise IS. sunset. -, moou sets t.''
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REFEREES APPolNTEO-sUPREm COURT.

Ry GREENBAjM. J.
Matter a Knapp & French .liy pc Forest Bald"in
BY SHEARN. J.
Mcclure PrtrI-JoseTh A Arnold
Matter Of SipEel-thaS Norman
Mater Of AhramSou-Abrehsm & Never
Cudlipp Kodak Theatre. Irc.Chas kuringham
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WORK WANTED,


VOTING MAN desires position Is eo-.e o. eotnx =,
man: -FOUR wears experience Ioe bAnAofsD' Va
FASt 9th ST. city.
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surRIErs AUCTION SALES.
TO WHOM 1T MAY COMES .ss ~

INFORMATION coNcERSSINSc; I sSot5pDssiils. n y
Lowe 4 Co, iormS'N
4. W. LOWE. Dele'an. " L.
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urAucpIIpr Al 4 Boats Ly Eattery Daily 80 10 80
MAN S0Uku.N.j. AN. $50. $50 PM sat &Sun..
30. 1890 A. NJ 1850 Il 80. 9 80 sun. only 2 NJ
OLD DOMINlON LINE
To all Points South and West Every Week DJ
At o. m Pier IS y. r. Tel 5000 Franklin.
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RECEIVERS EPPolHTEO-sUPREm COURT.

By GREENBAIM J.
Marin MARKS Saml i Siugcr-Jaroo Nav , ,
Alfred Balm SAM j Singer-Jt'oo haiz a. ca"sl
, ANA q Cefwarz Louis Frook-A.tIed kaz
Matter 0f knapp 4 French-Iobt + simon
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sUegoeAre's coUR1-KETCHAM. $.
COUNTY COURT.
Part ". HNLAN. j. Part v

CONTESTED WILLS
Uonrv Frerkestein Kate Baron
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SAILED
AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamers Madison Norfolk and Newport Ne"S.
Cify ~ ~ Louis savannah. Jamestown NoFIok
and Newport News.
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COUPLE-North Of Ireland Protestants butler.
useful. cook specially competent: $40; best per
SOFA, references Mis-, Shels Agency. 80 t. 4-d
NILrraA HIM E--I
The Washington times., 1915-10-29

Featuring "Pia Mate"
shoes for growing feet;
plenty OF room for the
toes: button style. with fiat
bottoms; in tan. patent or
dull leather.
The Washington times., 1915-10-29
NEW HOBGOBL|N DUE
HERE MONDAY NIGHT
Police Car Will Give Especial
Attention to the Franks Of
Mischievous Boys.

There's an entirely new "hohgob'in
due to circulate around Washington on
Monday night. 1t will go wh'rhnE
silently around corners. two big Or sht
eyes gelaminp. and every now and then
II will roar as It clears Its nostriis ot
smoke.
Thc new hobgoblin will he on the
lookout for bad little boys. who put
Ack-tacks on the windows OF the old
gentleman who lives at the corner with
whom the naughty urchirs want To
"get hunk" 1t will pouncc upon any
Of "thc fellers" who have a sack OF
rour hidden about them. ready TO-
sprinkle the unwary passer-by. IL WV,
pursue the kids who remove lront
gates and tear down signs so you
better watch out because the hobgob'in
will surprise you II you do any OF these
things. 49,, ,
On any other night. the big hobgoh-
lin with it's glaring eyes, Is nothihs
more awcsome than the police car
which is attached to headquarters. nut
on Monday night. attended POSSIBLY ny
four or flve other cars. II has been given
the role Of Nemesis so lar as JuNehile
Halloween Offenders are concerned.
Ma jor PULLMAN, superintendent OF ~"
lice. today de, lied TO use the police
car With other automobiles Monday
night 80 that his mon can Keep an eye
out for youngsters who succumb to the
age-old lure of halloween.
The Washington times., 1915-10-29
Virginia Presses West Va.
For Old $12,OOO,O0O Debt

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. "a
conference Of the members Of the West
Virginia debt commission Is being held
here to consider the Judgment Of the
United states Supreme Court OF more
than Si2 900 600 against this state for the
part Il owes from the Indebtedness OF
the state of virginia at the time West
Virginia became state.
Gov. u. u. Hatfield submitted to the
conference communication received
from tts chairman of the commission
reprcsen ing Virginia asking that some
definite elton be taken at once.
The M tier will be discussed again
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1915-10-29
Health Department Will
Hold Examination Nov. Is

For the purpose of establishing a list
Of eligiblcs from which appointments
In the sanitary and food inspection SER
vice Of the Health Department may be
made us vacancies occur. an examina-
tion will be held at the District build
ing on November Is. The examination
viii be open to men between the ages
of twenty -one and forty-tive ycais who
during the three year period im,ncdi-
ately preceding the date of the applica-
tion have been bona fide residents OF
tho District or nave been actually en-
gagged In some business. trade. or pro-
fession, within the District for not less
than one year. Applications must be
filed not later than Novcn ber v
The Washington times., 1915-10-29
WOULD BAR SALE OF
j. s. RUM IN AFRICA

Approval Of petitions for a prohibition
Amendment to the Federal Constitution
and for Federal censorship Of motion
picture films marked the close of the
annual meeting of tho Presbyterian
SYNOD cf Baltimore late yesterday.
,fter n three davs' session in the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church.
The Rcv. Or. Wilbur f. Crafts. SUI
perintendcnt of the International Re
PORN Bureau. said that on account or
the European war. which had IarHely
cut of Nfrica's supply of rum from
that continent. the United states was
shipping more of the intoXicant to At-
ricN than ever before.
The final session of the synod Hester-
day followed reception to the dele
gates by President wilson at the Whit"
House and n visit to the Scottish KITE
Temple. The entire board Of trustees
Of the synod was re-elcC' Cd
The Washington times., 1915-10-29
LOCAL. MENTION.

Consultation and Estimates Fur
nished without cost. Dr. Vaughan. 301
7th st. n. w.
Today. Neal OF the Navy" Virginia. COS 9th.
-
whitrcy's pure winrsnB cider. Frr~h
made daily. Halloween orders deiv-
cred. All Pa. Ave-. uw. TIL. NJ. :7"!.
J. Jay Go lid. Halloween things" 500 9th
The Sunday Evening Times Gives
reliable advertisers list minute talk
with over forty thousand homes.
Rectifier of Wills,
W. L. Bass, Munsey Bldg
and TO Wall st. ~ y. city.
Phone Your Want Ad to The Times,
Main $3.50
The Washington times., 1915-10-29

Augusta Special.
New train to Aiken and Augusta leaves
Washington, daily 7 p. m. Have your
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-10-29
"Traveling Bible.'

SOUTH REND. Ind. oct @.-The
"travcline bible" stared on its Journey
around the world bv Equity l.odG" No.
l. F. & q. NJ. in 1879. was here today.
Baltimore and ONiO To Baltimore,
$50 round trip every saturday and
Sunday, good n turning until a. M
Monday.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-10-29

$3.50 To Philadelphia. 1926 Ches-
ter. $500 wilmington and return, Balti-
more and Ohio. Sunday. oct 81. from
Union Station at 7:05 a. m. Returning
same day.-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-10-29

Juvenile KOIonial BeRch-
made = b oes, Goodyear
welt sCwcd; nature shape
lasts: button models: kid
or cloth tops: heel or
snrinn hnnla
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
Plumbing Inspection.

"To the city council and the citizens
 of Pine Bluff:
 "In the interest of the citizens and the plumbers of this city, I would like to say few things in regard to tho reckless installation of plumbing that has been done and is being done every day, in your city.
 "First of all, Pine Bluff has ceased to be country village long ago. and is looked upon hy all who come here, as a very promising city.
 "Now. one of the most important things any city can have is a good St wer system, and Pine Bluff has one,. to be proud of. But sewers. lik. anything else, can go to wreck if not locked after. For instance, instead of " fitting being put in for a house line, cal, positively show you where the sewer has been tapped, thus weakening the pipe, after allow ing cement to gather on the inside.
 "Ths house lines are Often SD cracked they resemble snake crawl ing, and the joints are SO poorly made, allowing dirt and surface water to enter the sewer and roots of nearby trees to gather on the in side. -
 "As for vents fer the fixtures, every fixture should be vented. to give proper satisfaction. On some jobs, really the only fixture that is being vented is the toilst, and in a few cases there, are toilets veptedl With a galyanized gaiat tehipfpa Jadd eSsn| ssove pipe, when @the proper yect should be i-inch cast iron soil pipe. and the joints made with 7moltap lead. 'can also show you other jobs where there is absolutely no vent whatever.
 "There ars se crooked fittings, old material and water pipe patched to resemble new,s being used evsry day.
 sGentlemen, ,-ifs should go into de- tails, mentioning all the small things
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
"HAYSEEDS AND MONEY GRABRERS."

There used to be a time when 1t was considered an apt designation to refer to farmer as a "reuben" or a "hayseed" Of course, the, really sensible folks in village, town and city took no stock in thosa terms; but sometimes one is justified in doubting whether most people are sensible.
 The village merchant and store keeper used D be called monty grabber," with such other pet names a., "grasping, selfish and unfair," being added promscuously. Of course, persons knLwing the facts never believed such charges--but a large proportion of the population ncv.r had access to. the facts and believed every Wip and "witty re- mark perpeTated by the pop gabblets.
 These isunderst1 ndings ami prejudictls havc been worn away new aGays, however. The farmer is looked uron as dignified, respectable citl- zen, and thousands of mGneye fathers, in sending their sons to col ] ge are choosing agricultural insti- tutions, so that their sons may master a calling that year by year is developing into the most technical profession we know of. And in the, future many more thousands of young men are going to become farmers, instead of lawyers. doctors and physicians. The reason is evi- dmt to everyone |, whe takes tn trouble to look around. =. =. f..-.
 The country merchant il nowadays is looked upon as a benefactor of man kind. He isn't money grabber" at sn. In fact, Ire seldom acquires as comfortable a competence as the ma Ij.rity of his competitors. Few eyer |'seetire" and nov. to town; they hava to stick to their business till d2ath ends their careers, in the majority of instances. They are the legitimate intermediates between tho manufac- turers of goods in the distant cities ard thJ rural and small town popula- tion snd arc always on their posts Ia serve their constituencies instantly. They are respected, dignified citzens land are deserving of the friendship and consideration of their rural patrons.
 Let's not be bindly preiudiced; j; there is room and necessity for all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11

but do censure them for. not having put another in his place. It would be absolutely throwing away money to have any but practical man for this position.
 "There are a number of plumbers and citizens that agree with me. for they know the conditions, but you who do not know are being hum- bugged every day.
 "The plumbers have no fair chance to figure cn the work and do an honest job, when there is no ordi- nance to go by and no inspector to enforce it. I hope there will be steps taken in this direction very shortly.
 "I have been in Pine Bluff off and on for the past sight months and hope to spend my future here, but do want the citizens and plumbers to have a square deal, also to lift up the businass that is my bread and butter.
 "Very respectfully,
 EUGENE DAWSON"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11

health. I have had no cause to- call a doctor but twice in Cur home in eight years. One of the causes was to set broken foot.
 don't believe any one has right to scare out our new1y-sent preacher. We have just given up one good one, and, think we rightly deserve another good preacher. There are So few of us in number to stand by him. I believe our presiding elder was wise to the cause in regard to the place. With love and respect to all
 CMRS) F. M. LUTON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
UN INE BLUFF &1 ROGRESS
 ROSPERITY
ON TRYING.


 Carl Laenmle. president of the Uni yersal Film Manufacturing company. " was net intended as an editorial, perhaps, but it contains so much of truth and Inspiration, that The Graphic is taking the liberty of using asga sermon a portion of the contents of letter to thu editor Mir. Laemmle writes: sAsl
 Henry Ford has been called jack ass and a clown because he hired a ship and ssiled across the>sea to stop the most frishtful slaughter in the histony of the world.
 Maybe he can't stop the war. Few expect that he will succ:od. Nimble- witted critics arc having piles of fun Wit him because they don't believs he. can delivar the goods.
 But, 10 me, the big thing in his ac- tion is not tho question of whether he will or will not stop the war. but the fact that HE IS WILLING TO TRY! It was by TRYING that he got where he is. And still he keeps on trying!
 In the face of the overwhelming odds. in spite of a worldwide cr'ti- cism. he is. willing 'to tackle the greatest job that ever fell to the lot of human being in the worlds history. He brushes aside the thous- ands of columns. of newspaper criti- cism, he ignores the public utterances of so-called statesmen, he sets his face toward the most glorious goal that any man ever hoped to achieve and goes on his way, trying!
 Whey say he is doing it to advertise his automobile, but still he goes on trying. They say his riches have turnad hs head. But still he tri2s! They say he never did anything but promote good autcgnobile engine anl they ask what right he has to undertake the work of diplcmats' The prs sent war is the result of q most gigantic failure of diplomacy, and the fact that Henry Ford is will ing to try a thing on which the great diplomats of the world have failed only adds to the bigness of his try ng.
 So far as I know he is the only person who has taken definite step LUWdFI cIulIfS tuc Wdl. luS, IL may no. be the right step. but how ar we going to find the right step until we try? Th men who sit in swivel chairs and sheer and make funny jokes about the man Ford are not taking steps of any kind to end the war THE JOB LOOKS TOO BIG AND HOPELESS TO THEM.
 Tt looks big to Ford and maybe it looks hopeless to him, But he's go, the nerve to TRY and to spend his own money at it.
 Ye Gods! what nation this would be If each industry could be headed by Ford who was willing to TRY! What chances would any other natio., und the sun have in competltion with us? What if more of us were willing to try. and less of us were slaves of, convention and creatures of habt?A;.
 In my, business career I've mst hundreds of men who could tell me what IkCOULD NOT DO. But I've met only a few who. are anxious to tdy.g8 I,vr lettahl former c.iss Cut as qliekly, but as gently, as possible, HdtILNe hung onto the sQth:r class with all; my might. want the man Eho can or the man who will TRY,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
The. women. property-owners Of

The women property-owners Of Newport, Ark, recently administered a severe blow to the cause of equal suffrage. They were urged to vote in an election in which they could cast ballots. but 1tt one availed them selves of the opportunity to have q say in the affairs of the Iistlict. If women shcw no inclination to utilize tire priyilega cf suffrage, the. argu- menbs Of the anti-suffraScttcs arc likely to win.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11

handed you in the intallation of your work, you would be hcrrified. All of this can be eliminated by having a plumbing inspector that will attend to his business.
 "As I understand it, one of the previous inspectors was bought by one of the plumbers, and I do not blame the rest for getting rid of him