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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
VARSITY BOYS PUT ll|
 ONE OVER fUrRALL|
Have College Weekly Printed Out of State When University Head
 FOrbids Publication

Fayetteville, June 5.-A long per- iod of disagreement between certain members of the student body of the University of Arkansas and Presi- dent J. c. Futrall apparently reach ed the climax today when the Univer- sity Weekly, the official student or gan of the university, was brought to Fayetteville on a northbound Frisco train, having been published out of town. It is said the paper was pub- lished this week in Springdale be- cause President Futrall had ordered it suppressed unless he was given the opportunity of censoring it's articles
 The Weekly's entire editorial page is devoted to denunciation of Presi- dent Futrall, his administration and of conditions alleged to exist at the university.
 For a long time there has been friction between President Futrall and certain elements of the Student body. It is reported that short time ago strike of students was narrow ly averted when the students took ex- ception to a ruling of President Fut rall as to a half holiday.
 There was report current today that the students had interested sev- eral members of the board of trus, tees of the university to make an in- vestigation of conditions and that some of the trustees have been doing 1 so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06

The names of the 37 white and no colored men of Pine Bluff who are to be placed in the military service under the latest call of the provost marshall general were announced yes terday by Edwin Looseley, chairman of board No. 1. The lists follow:
 White Selectives
 Thirty-five white selectives to be sent to Camp Pike during the five day period beginning June "A are:
 Marion L. Gray, Harry H. Hunter, Chester A. Fullenwider, Ray Avera, Nick Murphy, Charles Fred Hudson Alfonso G. Levy, Harry B. Gaunt, Frank A. Beard, Frank Ward, Ney- lon F. Jones, John Menas, Ottie Lee Hopper, James F. Prince, William F. Miller, William C. Hamlin, Chester F. Beard, Peter c. lFoarnoy, Wesley V. May, James B. Loveless, Sam l.. Rairigh, Percy G. Chambers, Walter s. Welch, Lexie L. Fuller, Newton S. Sanford, John E. Genevay, Richard L. Hutchinson, Lawrence D. Lide, Rich ard Johnson, Elidy Coy Bell, Albert c. Klarberg, William F. Koon, Toney Franey, Winifred L. Bragg, Joe Lane Powers, B. w. Larkin, Clarence Her aid, Walter R. Chaddick, Bain Shan dy, Joe Lamonica.
 Robert Lee Jones and Harry Gray Morton will be sent to Fayettville for special training at the University of Arkansas, under a call for men for mechanical work.
 COlOred Selectives
 The IA colored men to be sent to Camp Pike during the five-day per- iod beginning June Is are:
 Edgar Harvis, George Adams, Ed ward Branch, Will Love, Odess Ha- vile, Willis Austion, Willie s. Binns Nelson Howard, Julius L. Johnson Bennie Greer, Roscoe Caldwell, Cliff ton Burks, Erenest Collins, Charles E..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
WOLFF TELLS How
 IT SAVED HIS LIFE
Taxidermist Struggled Untfl He Was
 Almost Done orLs'Tanlac Has
 Made a New Man of Me-" He Says

Alvis Wolff, who has been a taxi dermist in Chattanooga, Tennessee, for thirty years and who reside at 52O Glass street, recently made of the most interesting statemtnts ev- CT published in connection with Tanlac, in the south.
 q really believe Tanlac has saved my life." he testified "I haJ strug- gled with rheumatism andy stomach trouble until I was almosf done for. My stomach would fill with gas aft CT eating and cause me/endless suf- fering. I had rheumStisk pains in my lower limbs that alnNBt drove me distracted and I Was so nervous and dizzy that I got so I couldn't do any work and spent most of my time in bed.
 Things are different altogether now! Tanlac has made new man of me. My rheumatism is entirely re- lieved, my stomach has been put in splendid condition, I have a dandy appetite, can eat anything I want and enjoy it. I am no longer nervous or dizzy, I fel stronger and better every way and can do more hard work than I have ben able to do in long time."
 Tanlac is sold in Central Pharmacy.
 Surgeons agree that in Cuts, Burns. Bruises and Wounds the FIRST TREATMENT is most impor- tant. When an TFFICIENT antisep- tic is applied promptly, there is no danger of infection and the wound be- gins to heal at once. For use on man or beast. BOROZONENis the IDEAL ANTFSEPTIC and HEALING AGENT Buy it now and be ready for an em- ergency, Prices 25c. soc, s100 and $1.50. Sold by w. s. Dewoody Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
REALLY ANXIOUS TO ENLIST

Charles J. Puddetphatt. son of Vim. Puddephatt. has proved his patriotism. and really desire to fisht for demo- cracv and world peace Young Puddle. phatt, who suffered from a slight physical defect which prevented him from passing the examination for the navy. recently went to the Flor- enc sanitarium and had the defect remedied by surgical operation. He is recovering, and is keen to get out thst he may enlist in the navy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06

Mayor Cornell of Scranton. Pa, has issued an order forbidding the girls of that town from kissing the soldier boys as they pass through on the troop trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
BAD KIDNEYS LAID UP

A slight kidney impairment may lead to dropsy Or Bright's disease. Don't neglect it. Frank Miller, Bing- ham. Utah. writes: "Was troubled with my kidneys so Tad could hard lv work. Tried mafy kinds of medi- cine which did no Sood. Then tried Foley Kidney 'PiMs; now feeling as good as I ever did before.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
REMOVES TO RISON

Attorney B. F. Ashcraft and family have removed to Rison, where MT. Ashcraft will continue the practice of law. Their household goods and the attorneys office furniture and li- 'brary were transported from Pine Bluff to Rison by 'F. P. King in motor truckS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
RHEUMATIC AND KIDNEY ILLS

Troubled with rheumatism or blad- der affections? You need Foley's Kid ney Pills. Mrs. Frank P. Wood. R. F. D. ?, Morrill,. Maine, writes: "I found relief as soo9fas began taking Foley Kidney Pu1. My husband al so received mucNbenefit from them. He was lame, could not stoop over, now feels no pain." Manns pharm- acy.--Advt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
25c-5Ge-$1.OO

New stock of spring shoes just ar rived at Eisenkramer. The Tailor. 504 Main street-south of Hotel Pines
 6-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
CARDUi A
 SPLENDID TONIC.
For Women, Says Hixson Lady, Who Took This Medicine On Her
 Doctors Advice.

Hixson, Tenn.-Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of this place, makes the following state ment regarding her experience with Cardui: ''I was =. I suffered with a pain in my left side; could not sleep at night for this pain--always in the left side. My feet and legs were ter ribly swollen. I was almost in bed.
 "My doctor told me to use Cardui. took one bottle, which helped me, and after my baby come fWas stronger and better, but the pGn was still there. I at first let i1go, but I began to get weak and inA rundown con dition, so I decided/to try some mora Cardui, which I lid. The last Car in fact, cured n It has been a nun ber of years, still have no return of this trouble. feel it was Cardui that cured me, and recommend it as splendid female tonic"
 If you feel weak. tired. worn-out, or suffer from any of the ailments pecu- liar to women, try Cardui. the wor1- ans tonic. It must be good medi- cine for women, for many thousands have voluntarily told. just as Mrs. Gadd did, of the good it has doc.e them Ask some lady friend who has tried Cardui She will tell you how it helped her. Then get a bottle from your nearest druggist.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
Fanlac is sold in Central Pharmacy.
AGAIN ASKS
 PARDON FOR MOONEY

Washington, June 5.-President Wilson has written a second letter to Governor Stephens of California urg- ing the pardon of Thomas J. Mooney, sentenced to hang for murder in con- nection with the preparedness parade bomb explosion in San Francisco in
 Sacramento, Cal, June 5.-The sec ond letter written by President Will son to Governor William D. Stephens, urging pardon for Thomas j. Mooney sentenced to hang for murder in con nection with the preparedness par ade bomb explosion in San Francisco in July, 1916. had not reached the governors office up to an early hour today, it was announced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
JUBILEE SINGERS TONIGHT

The Imperial Jubilee singers of Kansas City will give concert this evening at the St. Paul Baptist church, Georgia and Fifteenth. Seats will be reserved for. white people who de- sire to hear these singers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06

Int Young. Woman's Christian As sociation. out of it's four million dol la~ budget. has appropriated $200,- 900 for war work among colored women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06

The Sioux Indian women of the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota have organized a Red Cross auxiliary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
Federated Church Council Comes Out
Strong For League of Nations and Peace

: ornaments. or are we 20 initiate the
reign on earth OF the prince OF
/ peace ."
The time has come to organize
I the world for truth and right. justice
and humanity. To this end. as
/ Christians we urge the establishment
of a league of free nations az the
F coming peace conference. such "a
/ league is not mere political ex-
4 pedient, 1t is rather the political ex-
preston OF the Kingdom Of God on
7 earth
The church OF the living COD
rightfully calls for the creation OF
/ agencies adequate TO enforce law. 10
! keep order throughout the world
and 10 preserve the rights OF the
weak and helpless. Selfish and law
/ less nations must be restrained
I Security and fair economic oppor-
tunity must be guaranteed 10 each
/ by the united power Of all. The
/ impartial justice melted out must
/ involve no discrimination between
/ those to whom we wish TO be lust
and those 10 whom we do not wish
/ 10 be just" These are matters
/ fundamental 10 the rule of the
/ prince of peace.
The world is now so small, the life
Of nations so intertwined. the mas
terry Of natures titanic forces so
complete, and the power Of selfish,
/ economic or nationalistic groups 70
enslave whole peoples and TO bring
tragedy TO the entire world so dan
gerous, that the establishment Of
the old world order of irresponsible
states has become intolerable.
We must have a governed world
in which the security and rights Of
each shall rest upon the combined
strength OF all humanity must be
organized on q basis Of justice and
fair dealing. The law Of brother
hood must supersede the law OF the
jungle.
A league 70 attain these results
must be democratic in spirit and in
form. II must be capable Of con-
tinuous adjustment TO the advanc-
ing life of separate nations and also
of the world. II must be directed
by the enlightened conscience of
mankind. The heroic dead viii have
died in vain unless out Of victory
shall come a new earth wherein
dwelleth righteousness.
The church has much TO give and
much to gain. It can give a power
full sanction by Importing to the new
| international order something Of the
prophetic glory Of the Kingdom of
God. What is the Kingdom Of God,
J if it be not the triumph OF Gods will
in the affairs Of men, righteous
ness and peace and JOY in the Holy
Spirit?" And what is this vision OF
a world federation Of humanity or
ganized on a basis Of justice and
fair-dealing. for the effective and
impartial maintenance of peace, if
it be not of the Kingdom of God?
The church can give a spirit of
good Will without which no league
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

OF nations can endure. Natons
have been held together by the Vivid
perils and gigantic tasks OF wa
New bonds must be forged that viii
still hold them together. This is the
special function OF the church
The church can give the driving
power of faith. without which re
great ideal can oe realized To
doubt is 20 fail. 20 believe is 90 con-
quer
The church has much % gain. Us
message viii encounter less oppo-
sitiou from selfish naJionalism. It's
missionary enterprise win prospcr
as never before. freed from the
blight OF unchristian conduct az the
nations of Christendom
The church win moreover re-
cover its international character and
consciousness National churche~
viii ind themselves linked in
world brotherhood. 4 new era OF
fellowship and cooperation viii
dawn.
The league OF nations is rooted iu
the Gospel Like the Gospel. its oh
jective is peace on earth. good will
toward men," Like the Gospel its
appeal is universal.
Let us implore our Heavenly
Father. God Almighty. that the peace
delegates OF the nations may De-
guided by the Divine Spirit and en-
hghtened by the Divine Wisdom 20
the end that they may embody ir
the new fabric OF the worlds life His
righteousness. loving and holy VIII
We call upon all Christians and
upon all believers in God and lovers
OF man, 70 work and pray with whole
souls, that ont OF the ashes OF the
old civilization may rise the fair out
lines Of a new world. based on the
Christ ideal OF justice. cooperation.
brotherhood and service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

Our Q O'Clock map shows that the
eastern half OF the evening sky pre-
sents q particularly glorious COM
bination Of heavenly lights. ON the
meridian and nearly overhead is the
great white star Capella, and Taurus
with Aldcbaran and the Pleiades. is
just 10 the south. East of the meri-
dian Is the constellation OF Oricn;
north Of orion and east of Capella
is Gomini. containing. besides Cas-
tor and Pollux. also, temporarily,
the planet Jupiter.
The constellation of orion is
easily found by means of its char
acteristic component the Belt OF
three stars. and we can then use the
Belt 20 locate other important stars,
just as the pointers i'm the large
Dipper are used To locate the Pole
star III we imagine the line Of the
three Belt stars extended 10 the west.
we come to Aldbaran in Taurus;
extended 20 the east the line points
fairly well 10 a very bright blue
white star, Sirius North OF Sirius
and a little further mp from the hori-
zon is Sirius herald, PTocion. the
Lesser Dog.
Sirius.
Sirius. the Dog Star Isl the very
brightest of all the fixed stars,
rivalling I'm brilliancy the brighter
planets themselves. The next bright
est star visible from these attitudes,
Vega. sets little before map time.
but earlier i'm the evening both stars
are up above the horizon at the
same time. Vega i'm the extreme
northwest and Sirius i'm the south
east. There are several stars which
stand between Sirius and Vega i'm
brightness. but these are so far south
that they are not visible from the
northern part Of the continent.
The distance of Sirius is eight
Ight-years. which, expressed in
miles. would be the product OF 1856
600 by s by 500 10y "A by 60 by GO.
Ii is the distance which light travels
i'm eight years, and it shows that Sir
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
CABLE TO PRIEST
WILSON.

The Executive Committee
Federal Council Of the Churches
OF Christ in America IN annual
session passed a declaration and
resolution favoring the establish
ment Of a league of free nations.
Such a league is not a mere po-
cal eXpedient. 1t is rather the
itical expression OF the King
dom OF God on earth. The Fed
eral Council calls upon all Christ
ians and upon all believers in
God and lovers Of man to work
and pray with whole souls and
out of the ashes Of the old civil
ization may rise the fair outlines
of a new world based on the
Christian ideal OF justice. coop
Grafton, brotherhood and service.
(Signed) FRANK Nj. NORTH,
President
CHARLES s. mcfarland,
General Secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
THE SOUTH BEND NEWSTIMEs
and Brethren -. -

and Brethren t47:11, 12)
According to the Instructions Of
Pharaoh. Joseph placed his father
and brethren in the best of the land
and made provision for them. Jesus
Christ viii one day. when the IA
mine OF the great tribulation is ex-
ceeding sore. be reconciled to his
brethren. the Jews. and viii give
them a possession in the best OF the
land and nourish them. Christ is
now seated with the Father on His
throne. and one day Will reveal
Himself TO His brethren the Jews
and will feed them on the fat Of
the land"
Jacob lived in Egypt l. years.
When the time Of his death ap-
preached ne .exacted from Joseph a
promise that he would bury him in
Canaan. He blessed Joseph's sons
and issued a prophecy concerning his
own sons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
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Egyptian king The less is blessed
by the greater Hebrews 7:O.
Though conscious Of his place of
superiority through the divine cove
nant he did not manifest ofiicious-
ness. but rather the desire 20 CON
vey a vital blessing. lie recognized
that he was the channel through
which great blessings would come
ID Pharaoh, in accordance with the
Abrahamic covenant Genesis 1911
-. Israel is one day TO be the chan
mel through which the blessings Of
salvation shall flow TO the Gentle
nations (Romans 11:12-15D
V. Joseph NOurished His Father
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

Jus is one of the very nearest of the
fixed stars D. the earth. Many
other stars which do not appear
nearly so bright as Sirius are really
intrinsically much brighter but their
brightness is dimmed for Us by
their distance.
Apparent or visible magnitude of
a star depends both upon its intrinsic
magnitude. or luminosity. and upon
ITS distance For example Rigel la
Orion has luminosity much great
er than Sirius, but is corresponding
" further away. But before the
reader gets the idea that Sirius is
not so much. after all. let us say
that Sirius is no less than AZ times
as powerful a sun as our own.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

companion star was actually seen in
a telescope in 1852; its presence had
been previously predicted because Of
the periodic changes in Sirius posi-
tions as it traced out its orbit
through space.
Just reaching over the horizon at
the time OF our map is the great
ringed planet Saturn. the second
largest Of the entire solar family.
Jupiter alone exceeds IL in size. Sa-
turns orbit lies just outside that OF
Jupiter. and il was the outermost
planet known 10 the ancients; for
the planets Uranus and Neptune are
both modern discoveries. Saturn
exceeds in interest and beauty both
his larger and smaller brothers. be-
cause Of the rings, which he alone
possesses. OF course, it requires
telescope, though not a powerful
one. TO see the rings. and the view
then unfolded TO US is unsurpassa BILE.
One sees a great cleaning ball
surrounded by a bright ring, elliptic
circular, but we are looking at il
more or less edgewise. On a good
night we soon make out the dark
spaces between the ring and the
body Of the planet, where we are
looking through, between them, to
the black background of the
heavens. Perhaps we can make out
also a dark line on the surface of
the ring, marking the dividing space
between the two outer rings which
at first appear to constitute only one.
Within these rings there is still a
third ring, called the "gauze" ring,
not visible in small telescopes be-
cause of the extreme attenuation of
the matter " hich composes it.
The rings were first seen by
Calico in 1910, but he did not rec
ognize them as such. He thought
they We're appendages on either side
OF the planet and was unable to I'M
derstand or explain them. In 1855
Huyghens recognized their true ma
ture and published his discovery in
the form of a riddle If his discov-
cry had not been confirmed with the
more powerful telescopes which
astronomers soon obtained, he would
never have given the solution of his
riddle and thus would have saved
himself from ridicule.
The third ring was not discovered
until 1850. at which time the nature
Of the rings was a subject of much
discussion. The mathematician Max
well showed theoretically that the
gravitatiOnal conditions required
that the rings be composed of small
discrete masses and could not be
either a continuous solid or liquid.
This was actually proven To be the
case by means Of the spectroscope
in the hands Of Keoler. an Ameri-
can, who showed that the inside
edge Of the rings moved with great
err velocity than the outer edge,
which puts out of the question a
solid. rigid ring.
The early days of January pre-
sent an opportunity for the observa-
ton of Mercury. Enthusiastic as
trOnomers will have to arise before
the sun and watch for Mercury on
the eastern horizon. close TO the
place where the sun will rise. If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29
vi -

devotional service. Z 30 p. m: Subject:
life Spared-fOr Whaty' New Years
eve, watch night party and service al
the home of Hans Hansen, 926 Blaine
av Thursday at 80 p. m: Ladies'
AID society meets with Mrs. .. y. Tag
CART, 1719 S. Michigan ST. Thursday.
: 80 p. m: Catechetical instruction.
Friday, 500 2. m: Choir rehearsal
Sunday, Jan. D, 1890 a. M: Holy COM
muniOn.
st. PauTs Germaa-Je1erson and VIII
liam SITS. Rev. III. Hole, pastor.
German service with installation Of
church officers at 1890 a. m. Sermon
subject "Of Ruling Elders" No En-
glish service Sunday. No German Sun
day school. English Sunday school . 20
a. m. English service New Years eve
at Z 40. Social meeting for all members
OF our congregation Immediately after
this service. Reports on the work of
our congregation and its societies viii
be heard. German service on New
Yeai day at 10 80 a. IN.
Gloria Del Swsdish--Chapin and Kerr
SITS. Rev. Got'<rld Olson. pastor.
BRETHREN.
FIrst-Rev. G.. W. Rencb. ID. D.. pas
tor. sunday school at 9 so a. m. (; Harley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-29

What we call Sirius is really a
binary or two-star system; for there
is a comparatively dark companion,
which is only half as big as the
larger body and whose brightness is
only as one is 10 40 thousand, COM
pared with Sirius itself. The two
compOnents revolve about their
common center of gravity ard the
motion of Sirius is quite great
enough TO be measurable with pre-
else astronomic instruments.
The spectroscope has confirmed
the observations, if any confirmation
We're needed. 1t is from a study of
the orbits that the relative sizes of
the components of this and other
binary stars can be found. The