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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
SECOND GALL FOR REGISTERED MEN
 TO BE MADE SOON
Likely That Second There ment will be Summoned,
 in December or January.

Washington, Oct. 12.-Discussion of the advisability of eXpeditine the call for the second increment of the army is in progress at the war department, and it appears likely that the date may be fixed for some time in Decem- Der or January.
 Mobilization of the first increment of 97.00O men is now far enough ad- vanced to show clearly that there will be a big deficiency for the 17 Ma tional army divisions.
 More than 250,0O0 of the first incra- ment are still to be assembled, but it already is evident that there will be room available at the 1e canton ment quarters for an additional reg iment at each post, and at some for full brigade of two regiments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
VON CAPPfLLE
 QUITS AS BEAD
 PRUSS|AN NAVY
Significance Attached to Resignation of Advocate
 of U-Boat Warfare.

Amsterdam, Oct. 12.-Vice Admiral von Cappelle, the German minister of marine, has resigned, according to the Frankfurter Zeitung.
 Vice Admiral Eduard von Cappelle was one of the administrative direc- tors of the German navy before the war, and had served as captain at sea. In March, 1916, he succeeded Admiral von Tirpitz as imperial min lster of the navy. Several times since then von Cappelle has appeared be- fort the reichstag with optimistic statements regarding the progress of the unrestricted submarine campaign, and as late as August 26, 1917, he de- tended the u-boat policy of his prede- cessor and himself at a meeting of the relchstag main committee.
 Admiral von Cappelle announced in the reichstag last Wednesday that a plot had been discovered in the navy to paralyze the efficiency of the fleet and force the government to make peace. He said the guilty parties had received their just desserts, and at tempted to link Socialist deputies with the plot.
 Chancellor Michaelis, in a speech in the reichstag, asserted that certain Socialist deputies were involved in the revolt.
 The Socialist deputies and Socialist newspapers have bitterly censured the chancellor and Vice Admiral von Cap belle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
PLOTS TO DISPARAGE WORK
 OF RED CROSS

Washington, Oct. 12.-Declaring that efforts to disparage the work of the American Red Cross are being made in various sections of the coun' try as part of an antipatriotic propa- ganda, General Manager Harvey D. Wilson today telegraphed all iRed Cross divisional managers to begin a nationwide campaign to trace the movement to it's source and combat it.
 "It is evident that rumors and 1n- uendoes, calculated to embarass the Red Cross are being industriously cir culated as part of an antipatriotic propaganda" the telegram reads. "1n- solar as such statements are merely efforts to obtain information they should be earnestly and sincerely met, but many of the stories, utterly unwarranted, in fact, emanate simul- taneously from too many different parts of the country to be merely ac- cidental."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
Handwriting Expert Testi fies Ransom Letters Not
 Written by Pierson.
DEPENDANT GIVES
 WAY TO EMOTIONS
Stoirism of Aiicaer Aidnaper ReiayeS. and, Upon Return t0 Jail Last Night, He Give, Ner. to
 Feeling.

Marshfeld, Mo-. Oct. 12=Interest in the trial of Claude J. Piersol, charged with the kidnapping of Baby Lloyd Rect. centered today about the formation of the small letter "s", ap- bearing in two sets of letters. One set of the missives was written by the defendant to a friend. The ether was the set written to the father of the eIild, demanding ransom.
 James Trendley. testifyine for the defense as g. handwriting expert, swore that the small letter "s" as well as the letter ''f'', discussed yesterday, was a feature of the letters written by Piersol, and that the peculiar for nation of these letters did not appear in the so-called ransom letters. In his belief he said, the two sets of let ters were not written by the same person.
 The wife of Juror James Hurst was reported critically ill tonight, and, after a conference with the attorneys, the judge permitted the juror to go to his home under the custody of a court official. By agreement of at torneys, the case may go or without Juror Hurst. Possibility of such ar arrangement is under consideration
 The stoicism of Piersol during the trial relaxed tonight. and after his return to the jail he gave way to his emotion.
 The defense expects to close it's case tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
Armed Black Holds Crowd of 5000 at Bay for Two
 Hours at Danville, Va.
SLAIN AS HE FLEES FROM BURNING HOUSE
Crowd Resorts to Torch when Dyna- mite Fails IO Drive Out Black who kept Up FmSilladc harmed
 Home Guards PowerleSs.

Danvillc, Va. Oct. 12.-W. H. Me Cray. policeman, and Walter Clark, a negro. are dead, and six others wounded as tho rneu!t Gs q Siln battle here in which Clark harricaGed him self in his house and held crowd of nearly 5000 at bay for nearly two hours
 The negro was killed as he tried to escape after the house had been fired. McCray was killed when he attempted Clark then shot and probably ia tally wounded Deputy Sergeant Bois- seau, who sought to recover the pc liccman's body.
 A crowd soon collected armed with all manner of weapons, and the Dan vile home guard unarmed was handi- capped in it's efforts to restore order. corporation court went to the scene and an attempt was made to dynamite the house. Meantime the negro kept up a fusillade, and A. J. Parkinson, J. c. Lewis and Sergeant Martin and J. J. Wells, a contractor, were slightly wounded.
 When the dynamite failed, the house was set afire, and Clark ran from the door. More than 50 bullets pierced his body. The infuriated crowd dragged the corpse by the heels thru the streets for block before the off CTS got possssion of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
Announcement of Plans Follows Demands of Train
 men for More Pay.
CLAIM INCREASE
 OPERATING COSTS
Roads Earn Almost as Much as Last Year, Which was High Per;oh. but Expenses Out Oi Pr0pOr-
 iion tO Revenues,

New York, Oct. 12.-Co-incident with the announcement yesterday that passenger trainmen on eastern rail- roads would shortly present demands for increased wages, executives of Eastern trunk lines arranged to meet in New York today and discuss plans for making another plea to the inter- state commerce commission for higher freight rates. The new de- mands of the railway brotherhood for more pay will be a factor in the roads petition. it was said.
 The Eastern railroads hope, it is said, that the Western and Southern roads also will renew pleas for higher rates. Ordinarily applications for rate increases are presented separately by the three districts but in the last case all roads joined in the petition for an lncerase of 15 per cent in freight rates. The interstate commerce com mission in it's finding last June refus- cd the increase asked for but granted increase of approximately per cent of the gross revenue of the carriers Since last June the income of South ern and Western roads has not fallen to the extent that the net earnings of the Eastern roads are said to have dropped. The Eastern managers are said to believe that they can present a much stronger case before the com- mission than they did on their first application.
 Say Expenses Increase.
 Washington, Oct. 12.-Reports that tEe railroads are considering inform ally asking the government to help them in some way to obtain money with which to enable them to cope with the high tide of traffic, are regarded by officials here as forecasting a con- certed move soon toward that end.
 What form this move will assume apparently has not yet been decided by the roads themselves. One possi- ble method is renewed petition for a general increase in freight rates.
 Another is to request the govern ment to lend the railroads money on railroad securities. For this however, special legislation would be nacas- sary. Other plans are said to be un- der consideration.
 very nearly as much as last year Wnlcn marked the nlgn tue DuC WlCn- in the last two months, operating ex penses have shown an increase said tc be out of all proportion to the in- crease in gross receipts.
 Railroad executives say that as the government has a practical monoply through liberty bond issues, of the in- vestment funds of the country, they have found it almost impossible to obtain funds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
Officials Suspend Order.

Washington, Oct. 12.-The coal shortage which is threatened in Ohio will be averted, fuel administration officials said today, by an order just issued suspending in part provisions of a recent priority proclamation di- recting that all central field coal nov ing toward lake ports, go to the north west. Ohio operators have been di- rected to supply first enough fuel to meet pressing needs in Ohio and send what is left to the northwest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
CHANTS ARE FAVORITES.

NeW YOrk, Uct. 12.-StOck in the New York Giants which could be pur- chased for almost nothing last Sunday night, scared sky-high over night as the result of the two clean-cut vic- tories over the Chicago White Sox at the Polo grounds. The loyal fans, who even in the gloomy days follow ing the first two White Sox victories, insisted that the Giants would come back, are now claiming that McGraw' 5 men will capture the worlds pennant in four straight contests and are pre- pared to back their claims with cash. Betting has become more spirited To- cally and the Giants are now favor ed to win the series.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
Heavy Rain Turns Terrain Into Quagmire in Which
 Men Cannot Progress.
PRUSSIANS AWARE
 OF BATTLE PLAN
in Latest Drive. liaig Does Not Catch Germans nprepared. Enemy Guns Laying Down Rarrage
 Fire All Along Line.
{ Associated Press Summary

'
 For the first time since he started man positions in Flanders, Field Mar shal Haig has to cease operations be- fore all the obiectives were obtained. It was not the German guns, however, that stopped the British troops. It was the more than unusually heavy rainfall, which started during the battle and turned the already swampy region over which the men were sup posed to pass, into a veritable quag- mire from which they could not extri- cate themselves in the forward move ment.
 The attack, in accord with Field Marshal Haig's strategy, was started in the early hours of Friday morning, and extended to Houtholst wood, be- low the Ypres1Menin road. At several points the British troops succeeded in gaining ground over fronts rang ing up to 1000 yards. but here the rain intervened and fighting ceased for the day. During the forward movement over siX-mile front the British captured in the aggregate of 600 prisoners. The struggle was par ticularly bitter in the region of Poel- capelle and near Passchendaele. In the latter region, the Germans appar- ently have massed their strongest array of troops, hoping to stay further thrusts toward the Ostend-Lille rail- way. The Germans were expecting the attack for several hours prior to the signal for the British to advance and laid down heavy barrage fire all along the line, interspersing the rain of steel and explosives with as- phyxiating gas bombs.
 Artillery Battles Elsewhere.
 Considerable artillery activity con- tinues between the French and Ger mans along the Chemins des Danes and on the Ypres sector, but no i'm portant infantry engagements have taken place.
 Along the Pskoff road, in the Riga sector, on the Russian front, the Rus slams again have been forced to give ground under heavy artillery fire. Farther south, however, the Russians, in counter attacks, have recaptured trenches which the Germans took from them "Wednesday.
 Likewise, in the AustroItalian the atre, and in Macedonia, the big guns are doing all of the work, except for reconnoitering and outpost skirmish- ing,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
FIT. SMITH MAYOR ADJUDGED GUILTY
 OFFERING BRIBE

Fort Smith, Oct. 12-,Mayor J. H. Wright of this city was convicted ill circuit court tonight and fined $50 on an indictment chal ging him with violating section IS of the commission government charter, in connection with the alleged promise to secure the appointment of John H. Vaughn as city attorney. Conviction entails re- moval from office under the terms of the charter.
 Other indictments pending against Mayor Wright charge non-feasance in connection with the strike of the telephone operators of the 'Southwstrn Bell Telephone cimpany. Chief of Police Fernandez also is under in dictment under the latter charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
TRANSIT FORMER EMPEROR.

Petrograd, Oct. 12.-Nicholas Fo- manoff, the former emperor of Rus sia, and his family have been trans ferred from Tobolsk, Siberia, to the Abolak monastery, IA miles from Tobolsk. The transfer was made at the request of the former emperor. He complained that his Tobolsk pris- on had no garden in which to, he could exercise and also that he and his family were annoyed by the curious crowds that surrounded the house all day long.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
EMPEROR
 VISITS BULGARIA.

Amsterdam, Oct. 12.-The German emperor arrived at Sofia, Bulgaria, yesterday, according to advices re- ceived here. He was accompanied by Prince Auguste William and Foreign Secretary von Kuehlmann. The em- Iperor was received by the king of Bull garia, and with him rode thru streets decorated with triumphal arches. \, The Burgomaster of Sofia, accord ing to custom, offered the emperor bread and salt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
DON'T WANT NEGRO TROOPS.

Manhattan, Kans., Oct. 12.-The commercial club of Manhattan today sent telegram of protest to the war department and government officials asking that the order for the trans fer of 14,000 white troops at Samp Funston to make place for 12,OOO ne gro members of the National army be rescinded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
REGULATION FOR
 COTTON OIL MILLS

:. Wilmington, Oct 12.-License regu- lations to govern the ginning. milling. and refining of cottonseed and it's products will be discussed at a con ference of the trade with Food Admin istrator Hoover here Tuesday. The industry will be put under license No vember l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
FRANK GOTCH SERIOUSLY ILL.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Frank Gotten, TOT years worlds champion wrestler, IS seriously ill in this city.
 Gotch, accompanied by Mrs. Gotch, arrived here yesterday hom their home at Humboldt, Iowa, on their way to Hot Springs, Ark. He became sud denly ill and went to St. Luke's hos nital for treatment Today he was removed to the German hospital.
 At the latter institution it was sald that the case was a puzzling one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
PACIFIC COAST
 TELEPHONE GIRLS
 THREATEN STRIKE

San Francisco, Oct. 12.-Five thou sand employees of the Pacific Tele- graph & Telephone company threat ened to go on strike unless they are given an increase in wages and rec ognition of the girl operators union If referendum vote now being taken results in favor of the strike the terri tory effected would extend from Se- attle to San Diego.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
MEXTCANS RAID
 AMERICAN RANCH

Fl Paso. Tex, Oct. 12.-Mexicans crossed the border at Terlingua, Tex, "Wednesday night, and drove off the horses from the ranch of Dutrill & Sublett, according to message re- ceived here today. The raiders were pursued by American troops to the dine yesterday. but escaped with the horses. Terlingua is 60 miles south of Maria, Tex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
RIOTERS FOUND GUILTY.

Belleville, H.. Oct. 12.-Herbert Wood and Leo Keane were found gull. ty this afteroon of the murder of Scott Clark, negro, killed in the riots in East St. Louis, and each was sen fenced to IA years imprisonment. Wood and Keane were the first white men to be tried on charges growing out of the race riot, when AT persons were killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
ARTHUR MILLS HONCRED.

St. Louis, Oct. 12.-Edward M. Al lon of Helena, Ark, was elected pres ident of the National Association or Insurance Agents in session nere. wee T;e presidents named include Arthur w. Mills. Pine Bluff, Ark, Southwestern states.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
WILL VOTE ON VICE.

Shreveport, La., Oct. 12.-The city council today unanimously ordered a referendum election for November 15 on the proposition of abolishing the lccal restricted district and suppress ing vice turnout the city.
 The Rotary club circulated the pc tition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.

A marriage license was issued yes terday to Irwin Wilson and Miss Vel ma B. West, both of Rison. MT. Irwin came for the license, and said the wedding will take place today in Ri- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13

A child should not be allowed to walk too early. When he does begin, let him do so little each day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
BONSAL AGAIN ELECTED.

brOtHerHOOu UT St. AHureW NetaInS
 Seventh President. Philadelphia, Oct. 12.-Edward H. Bonsal of this city was reelected president of the national council of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew at it's annual convention today. It was the eighth time MT. Bonsal had been chosen to head the council.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
GAnZZL.

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  eheers from the crowds that lined passing his imperial t7 N ha Wilhelm doled
 
 
 rms striking spectacle dfa1t board No 95 of New York sam and Louis Annaeharo NA N0'-''i The runphal march made of L. other selected accompanied the f10. " io eo"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-13
The Weather

Saturday, fair, warmer; Sunday
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