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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
HAYWOOD NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL
 COLLEGE OPENS
Four Hundred Attend Exer- cises Yesterday, When 30
 Enroll as Students.

The Arkansas Haywood Normal and Industrial colelge formally opened yesterday, for the first time in it's his- tory, with an enrolment of thirty the pupils coming frem all sections of the state. and the number being unexpectedly large.
 The new college for negroes is To- cated several miles from Pine Bluff. on a 300-acre tract which is owned by the C. M. K. church, under whose auspices the college is being estab- lished and will be maintained and conducted. The faculty is already completed. and the actual school work will be started Monday. It is stated the members of the faculty. as we'll as the studnnt body, will live on the school camhus.
 The opening of the school yester- day was attended by crowd of 150 or moro of the more prominent ne- groes of this city and immediate vii cinity, with number of prominent negro churchmen from distance also in attendance.
 Addresses were made during the afternoon by, County Superintendent of Education A. w. Lowe, Bishop R A. Carter. D. D., l.. l.. D., of the c. M E. church for Arkansas, and Rev. J A. Bray. A. NJ, D D.. of Birmingham Ala
 Enrolment will continue each day and ii is thought that after the rush of farm work is passed. there will be 100 or more negro boys and girls ir ,,f thN A erary course, farming, stock raising poultry raising. carpentry. briekmak ing. bricklaying. blacksmithing, har ness making. shoe making. painting paper hanging,l dressmaking. mllli aery, domestic science and other use full occupations will be taught.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
REV. MR. GGX AT SHOTS.
First ,Baptist Minister Will Address
 Cotton Belt Men TOday.s

Rev. W. J. E. Cox. pastor of the First Baptist church. will speak at the Cotton Belt shops at noon today at the regular weekly meeting under the auspices of the religious work committee Of the Young Mems Chris \ atian association.a Aaass .s.l.-.s..s s5s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
Wise Man


 The. wise man always prepares for a ins of hard luck. Anybody can get hong when prices are good, when Eork is plentiful, when crops are nod, when business is brisk, then it's li easy enough.
 R,ut the prudent. conservative. care- " " mn looks into the future and 2e,1llIy piles up balance at the bank lSe used as reserve in case of dis
 Rest assured that the weather
 51 always be fair. Our bank is
 bank. We invite you to keer
 eserve with us.
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NOTlCL..
Paving District c. 35.

AuVluS UlSbA4Ct U. ODs
 Cherry street from Second avenue to Twenty-fourth avenue.
 The tax books for tEe collection of special asse ssment upon the real prope ty in Paving District Mo- B in the City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from ths date.
 If such payment is not made ac- tion will be commenced at the end oi that time for. the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost Given under my hand this 11th day of September 1915.
 VIM. ". HUTT. City Collector. Office, City Hall. g a. m. to 3 D. m. 9-12-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
LYL0R X 60. ESTATE AND INSURANCE Phone 1032
LOCAL
WINDOW GLASS
hman Cabinet Shop. Phone 1141

hman Cabinet Shop. Phone 1z41
 dollars worth for 39c Friday Nap X Crawfords. II Amaged Go6ds.' Best Theatre
 and Tomorrow. Don't miss it.
 Graphic "classi!ied" ads hunt wants. They go everywhere. al
 If riday special. Three White En : Ed sauce pans for 39c. Reap x Rord Furn. Co. If
 q. P. Lyons for fresh and cured }, Fish and oysters in season. Eaction guaranteed; prompt, de service. 720 Main street, telc'
 19.
 fhirty-nine cents Friday gets $1. B White Enameled Sauce pans at & Crawfords. 1t amaged Goods" Best Theatre, ' and Tomorrow. Don't miss it. n can make your choice in the Of your home CT office, by hav- Graphic "classified" ads bring kcants and applications to you. If Duntley Suction Cleansers now $7.50. O'Cedar Mops and Oil at & Erawfcrxls. If EIaardressing, manicuring. sham hgy scalp treatment and chiro- !. Mamade Susie Hockenhull, M. Barraque. phone 1900. If Iamaged Goods," Best Theatre, N and Tomorrow. Don't miss it.. 'u can make your choice in the of your home or office. by hav- SraB hic "classified' ads bring ap- lnts and applications to YOU. If \ few more days then we make graud announcement. Watch the ,hic and. Commercial. \. J. Col sales Syndicate. 10-6-4t Visit the Standard Central Needle ng Machine Demonstration this {. Souvenirs to Ladies and girls rgday. Reap & Crawford. If damaged Goods" Best Theatre, ly and Tomorrow. Don't miss it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
IUoED RATES TO HGT SPRINGS

Meeting, October IF, 1915 rate of $S.1O will apply from Pine ef.
 ackets on sale October il and ming of Octcber 12th. Good re- hing October 18th, 1915. |or other information call and see
 X. Payne, Agent. 10 , 4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
HOW TO BE EFFICIENT.

Nothing saps the vitall:" like kid ney trouble. It causes backache, headache, stiff joints, sore muscles, ,"'alWays tired" feeling, rheumatism and other ills. To be efficient, you must be healthy. Foley kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys. balp them do their work of Altering tut from the system the waste mate- that causes the trouble. Mann iPh Armacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Today-The popular little vaude- vile company offers a new bill, fea- turing Chuck Worrell as blackface comedian and one of the best eccen- tric dancers seen here. The arlo' will offer new selections, and all new comedy.
 Ruth Roland will be seen in "The House of Glass;" society drama bor- dering on Scandal" Each of these dramas has proven great card
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
NOTICE. Paving District No. S.

State street from Sixth avenue to Harding avenue.
 The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property ir Paving District NO. B in the City of Pine Bluff, have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to. me within thirty days from this date.
 | If such payment is not made ac. ton will be commenced At the end o' that time for the collection. of such assessmsnt, ands for legal penalties and cost. s ~ N : ] Given under my hand this 18th da, of September 1915. P
 VIM. ". HUTT.- City Collector lI Office. City Hall. g q. m. t0 } D m &sss~AA -~sS T.4 Ts-ss~ &S ks " Q.13.lu
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HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS WE'LL

Railroad engineers are more eypos- cd to catching cold than otHef york CTS. E. c. Dunaphant of Monette, Mo- has run a Frisco engine 9 years and all the medicine he had taken IS Foley's Honey and Tar. He writes "I always keep it in my house and recommend it to all who have a bad cough or cold" Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-15
D IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. 4.
Tax Notice.

] 3s7sN IVX NOtICt,
 Sotice is hereby given that Road District Mo- Four (Dol- |way Road) Tax will be due Octo-
 10th. 1915, and. unless paid within
 " (60, days thereafter. a penalty
 Twenty-Five (25) per cent will at- h. Under the law the collector has nc
 Ehority to remit any penalty. R, H. WILLIAMS. Collector ae Bluff. Ark. sept. 10. 1915, 9-S-1m
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ccordion Plaited Dresses

4ould be sent to Frank Dietrich's
 bthing Hospital to be re-plaited: So an1 ether ladies' or gents cloth |k that need cleaning, pressing or kering. We also put new Things in hts and do all general repair work clothing.
 hone 1G06. Oyer Lewine's Quality Shop a901s Main St.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
Schooner in Danger
Near Gray's HarbOr

HOQUAIM, Wash. Oct. S1.-An un-
known three-masted schooner was i'm
distress and anchored about five miles
off shore opposite Pacific beach about
twenty miles north of the entrance To
Gray's harbor, according to a report
received here late tonight A tus had
gone to its aid, but with heavy south
southwest gale blowing and a high sea
running. 1t was not known whether It
had been able to pick up the vessel
A southerly gale has been blowing for
two days. The schooner dropped anchors
about four miles off shore yesterday
Observers on shore could not make out
its identity, but with glasses could see
that the bowsprit had been carried away
and its sails were in rags.
Today the vessel had drifted about four
miles northward. A ships boat with six
men was launched from the schooner
today and headed in for the shore, but
was unable to land in the heavy surf.
About noon the tug reached the Ves-
sci, but watchers on shore stated II APP
peared the tug had not been able to get
line aboard.
The schooner was rolling heavily and
apparently the sea was breaking over It..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
The Days War Netcs

ALMOST COINCIDENT with the re-
port that the Russians are sending
transports with troops through the
Hack Sea for the purpose of max
ing n landing ON the Bulgarian
coast, comes the unofficial state
ment that n naval engagement be-
tween Turkish ana Russian war
ships has taken place In these
waters.
A MESSAGE received In Berlin
from bucharest reports that the
Turkish warships MiduIlu, sultan
SeIIm formerly the German cruIs-
era BreHIau and GOeben) and Hani-
dteh attacked "a Russian squadron
of three bHttleshiDSs and several
cruisers and destrOyers In the
Black Sea. No further detRiIa are
given.
THE BUBGARIANs are said 40 he
preparing special trains 20 trans
port German troops over the Bull
l<arian railroad 90 COnstRntinOple
through Thrnce. Already war mu-
millions have been despatched 40
the Turkish capital.
THE EXECUTION by the German
military authorities In belgium of
nine persons convicted of espion-
age IL reported officially from
Berlin, according tO an Amsterdam IN
dispR tch 10 London. Ten other per-
sons, Including three women, were
sentenced 10 peaRI servitude.
RUSSIAN REsIsTANCE I'm the Riga
district evidently t. holding firm,
ne the Germans admit a retire m en- Z
south across the Missa near Pat
aknen after they advanced on the
northern bank of that stream. Pat
aknen t. about eleven miles d.
rectIy south OF RiEa, which shows
the nearness of the German APP
prOach. The Germans retired
after they had rePulsed two strong
attacks.
PARIS DECLARES the Germans
were beaten off In violent counter
att -.s made In an effort 20 regain
Items near ~ cNurtine. in tho
Champagne district, which the
Freneh took on Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
MEXICAN ACTIVITIES
INSPIRED IN WASHINGTON

BOSTON. Oct. 31-The activities of
both the Carranza and the Villa factions
in Mexico have been inspired and con-
trolled from a place within the shadow
Of the White House. United States SEN
ator William A. Smith OF Michigan. as
serted at republican rally here tonight.
In criticising the administration actions
in Mexican affairs.
Il tell YOU" he said, that the move-
ments Of CaTanza and villa, those two
bandits. received their inspiration within
five minutes walk OF the White House
and the work has gone on without an
arrest being made
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
$4,000 Registered
For Land Drawing

MINOT, s. D.. Oct. Si.-Registration
for Fort Berthold lands. which will be
thrown open TO entry next May. closed
at y o'clock tonight at Minot. Plaza and
Bismarck. with approximately 29oOO
names listed Al o'clock tonight the
total registration ws zs,2I6 Drawings
take place here Thursday. November 4.
In order 10 assure the taking up OF all
the 100 homesteads. 700 names Will be
drawn, according TO James McPhaul OF
the Department OF the Interior, who win
have charge Of the drawing. Each home
stead consists OF 100 acres. -Four Minot
children viii select the first four num-
berH.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
FATHERS WILL PENALTIES
CHILDREN WHO MARRIED

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Oct. s1.-The
unmarried children OF Robert B. Ward,
the Federal base ball magnate, who died
at New Rochelle, October Is, are to receive
twice as much as those who have mar
rled, under the terms OF his will. admitted
to probate today. About one-half OF the
estate estimated at s5,O00.OOO. Is TO be
divided among the nine children.
One-half of the estate is left outright
to Mrs. Mary c. Ward. the widow, three
sixty-fourths is to be divided among char
liable organizations 10 be designated by
her. and the remainder goes to the chill
dren.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
AMERICAN COMMISSION
TO AID DESTITUTE POLES

WASHINGTON, Oct a.-The American
commission for relief In Belgium will
undertake similar work in Poland. II was
learned tonight. as requested by Ger
many, provided the consent OF Russia
and its allies can be obtained. Russia
Is understood to approve the plan. and
immediate steps will be taken 70 secure
formal agreement.
Representatives OF the relief commits
sion have discussed the question with
Secretary Lansing and other government
officials here. While the United States
government is not officially connected
with the relic. measures. officials are
sympathetic with the plan.
Details OF the Polish relief work have
not been worked out. IL Is estimated
that 100000 a month viii be required
to feed the destitute millions In the east
ern theater OF the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
AMERIC NORWEGIAN
COMMERCE BODY FORMED

CHICAGO, Oct. a.-The American
Norwegian chamber OF commerce, de-
signed TO retain the increase in business
relations between the two countries,
which came from the European war,
was former here today 70. II. Hobe,
Norwegian consul in st. Paul. MINI.
was elected president. and vice presidents
were chosen from all OF the most i'm
pOrtant business centers.
The chambers members will be COM
posed OF exporters and importers. Pack
ers. millers. clothing manufacturers and
machinery makers attended today .
meeting. One OF the first plans will be
the establishment OF board OF arbi-
trstion for the settlement OF trade dis
putes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
SOUTH DAKOTA BUYS SHEEP
TO USE UP THE SOFT CORN

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. Oct. Sl.-Cspe-
cial.) 1.-The last two weeks Of warm and
dry weather hardened a great deal OF the
corn crop Of South Dakota which was
left in a soft condition by the rains OF
September and early October. While
there will be an abundance OF soft corn.
the farmers now are talking more en-
couragingIy OF the prospects Of getting
enough that is fit to crib TO last them
over the feeding season. Farmers are
purchasing large numbers OF sheep. TO
which they VIII feed such con as re-
ma ns soft.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
PASTOR ASSUMES
MILITANT MANNER
Says He Will No Longer Accept Ex-
cuses and that His Name. Will
Be Won Hindenburg.
TIME FOR ALL TO GET BUSY

Rev. r. t. Rouse at the First Congre-
gationRl church yesterday morning made
use of the Billy Sunday tactics. He
exchanged the meek for the militant man
ner.
my name has been Rouse said he.
thereafter it is Won Hindenburg."
Taking as his subject, And Yet There
Is Room" Rev. MIR. Rouse said:
Il have been too easy on this church.
have accepted all kinds of excuses.
You have tried to get out Of work and
duty in every possible way. Hereafter
/ accept no excuses. We have got a
big job on hand, and we must get busy
and keep busy, and attend strictly to
business.
IL am tired of excuses. 1T is too far
to church. My grandmother Is visiting
me- l have not got any help 1 like
to play golf. why. you went to the
tabernacle thirteen times a week, and
stood up in the vestibule, and went with
out your dinner. Now it is time for you
to get busy for your home church.
Brussels Carpet Trail.
"There is room for those who did not
hit the saw-dust trail. You can have a
Brussels carpet trail IL you want, or
any kind provided you will come to God.
One man said to me: I want to come
i'm when it is quiet ] said: My dear
friend, It has been quiet enough for the
last ten years why didn't you conner
Well. come now. We Will make 1t as
quiet as you want.
weak In the Faith,
zone man says: L don't believe just
as Billy Sunday does Well, you do
not have to. No two men believe exactly
alike. / suppose l am farther from
believing what Billy Sunday does
than any pastor in the fifty co-operat-
ing churches. But l believe In men
turning from sin to God. u believe
that the Bible can make you wise unto
salvation. l believe by coming to God
through Christ one can be cleansed from
his sins and enter into everlasting life
And this is ninety-nine per cent OF
| Billy Sundays message. Therefore
am with him. II a NAH mas got real re-
ngion I have made up my mind not 70
care very much whether his theology II
! OF the nineteenth century or the seven
teenth century variety.
instrumentation.
! "A good many of my people have re-
consecrated themselves; but there is room
| for more. Some of you church members
have been rejoicing to see men turr
! from their sins. You have been cranint
your necks TO see them come up the trail
And you have rejoiced to see them give
up their booze, and tobacco and pro
/ family, and bad companions, and ever
J their positions. for a new life.
but what have you done? You VII
not even give up one small thing; tina
dirty cigarette, that old sinking pipe
that itching Of the social bug that Sun
day golf. You want them TO give VI
everything and YOU give up nothing
There Is room for you to hit the trail fo
a new life OF service and cleanness. VII
you comeT'
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
Bulgarians Occupy Fortress of Pirot
and Endeavoring to Concentrate
Forces About Arsenal at
Krsguyevatz.
ALLIES STAY NEAR sTRUMITsA
Very Little Definite Information
Given Out About Activities of
Anglo French.
GERMANS GAIN IN THE WEST

BERLIN, Oct. 31.-The storming
OF Height No. 1872" in the Cham
pagne district and the capture OF
about 10000 yards OF French
trenches in the Artois region was an
nouneed officially today. More than
1,4OO prisoners were taken and four
machine guns captured.
The loss by an attack by superior
force OF French of a salient trench
north of lie Mesnil in Champaign Is
admitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
WILSON MAY WED
ON NOVEMBER 10
Rumor Fixes This Date for Marriage
of President and Mrs. Nor
man Gait.
TRIP BY MOTOR TO ANNAPOLIS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.--Reports
were circulated in official quarters
today that an announcement of the
presidents wedding date was to be
made tonight, but they proved to be
enron eous. 1t also was reported that
Monday, November is. has been de-
cided upon for the wedding, but this
lacked verlfication.
The president and Mrs. Norman
Gait, his flancee, will visit Shadow
Lawn, the future summer White
House, near Long Branch, N. j., next
Friday. Thursday night the presi-
dent will address the Manhattan club
of New York on preparedness.
Motor TO Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. oct si.-Motorinl
from Washington. for an Afternoons out
ting, President Wilson. accompanied by
Mrs. Gait. and DR.. Carey Grayson. his
physician. spent an hour and a half
yesterday. Their presence was known
only 10 a few persons. although the
White House automobile, trailed by a
car containing secret service men, was
/ driven slowly through tho principal
streets.
After riding through the naval academy
grounds. the presidents party stopped for
few minutes at the home Of Captain
Eberle, superintendent of the academy.
There they saw Secretary of the Navy
Daniels and Mrs. Daniels, who are week.
end guests of the superintendent ano
Airs. Eberle.
The president declined an invitation to
stay for the foot ball game. saying he
would rather avoid the crowd. He and
his companions remained at a hotel
where they had luncheon, until the
streets were clear OF the crowd on their
way to the foot ball game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
TABLET TO STEVENSON BIZ
BoRGLUM PUT IN PLACE

sARANAC LAKE. n. Y. oct si.-A
tablet to Robert Louis Stevenson, de-
signed by Gutzon Borglum. the sculptor.
was placed today on the cottage where
Stevenson once resided here. Mr.. Borg
lum and Robert II. Davis made dedi-
catory addresses.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair:
TenaRerAtare at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-01

Temperature and precipitation depar-
lures from the norDaal
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