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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
HUNDREDS OF MEN DETERMINED FIGHT
Maze BY TIE LADIES OF
Ely WEEK LOOKING rc3 EAST AGAINST
Presented 70
Mills throwing Council a IS Reg
f#sn oa OF V5fh u1ar Meeting
tsfe Council ar It's Next Reg
THE PETITION AND siGNERs

The ladies ii the eastern residence
section are making determined fghG
against the granting Of saloon licensees
i'll that section # the city. The follow.
ing petition will come before the eoun-
ell at its next meeting
Gentlemen Of the City Council.
About three weeks ago there was pc.
tition present. to you from the moth
efs and wives from all parts of the
city. requesting you to create a dis
tlict for saloons. for the protection Of
the morals OF children in such resi-
dence districts. in which saloons are
now llcenesed, as our police records
show that in such parts of the city
and country where saloons are without
police surveillance. children are found
guilty Of crimes, of which thase places.
that are not cursed with the presence
of such an institution in their neigh
borhood. know nothing. In your meet
ing Of the 7th inst, your honorable
body has been petitioned from some
men fer license for saloon in a resi-
dence part of town on East Second
avenue.
Gentlement, let us draw you atten-
tion to the fact that in a matter where
the welfare of innocent children is in
Volved and the insOence OF such an in
stituton in strictly residence neigh
bOrhoOd has to be entirely bcrne by
the ladies, il Is only just to give them
the PRECEDENCE in granting request OF
that kind as it is they ami ti4e cnil3llen
that have to Witness unWiliingly, ho-
boss GieHort themselves in all kinds of
unmanly ways. as the respectable men
are almost all employed away from
home through the day. and consequent
ly do not get to see everything
Mr.. w. D. Jones has had quite a lit
tie speech in behalf of that saloon at
that meeting, advocating to give to the
citizens of that part what they desired.
even going SO far in his assertion as to
the needs of the citizens in that dis
tlict, as to say that the ladies them
selves We're impressed with the benefit
they and their families derived from
such place in their neighborhood, and
being reminded cf the possibility OF
having one in the western part Of
town, plainly gave to understand that
the citizens there were of different ma
terial. and such a thing would never
happen.
Now we the undersigned, mothers
and wives, living in the immediate
neighborhood of said saloon, opposite
and on side of it, as witnessed by our
signatures and numbers, wish t. let
your honorable body and the public
know, that we do not belong to those
that are benefited or need such an in
stitution for the happiness Of our fam
lilies in this district, but desire a place
like that, just as much as the ladies of
the western part of town, restricted to
the prcper quarters and furthermore
wish to state that we have as respect
able and refined ladies in this part of
the city as there are many part OF 1t and
to prove same We request the honorable
city council to have said men that wish
a saloon amongst their homes to get
the granting of a license fer same,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
ana 5as EN- Mills throwing
8en Oat OF Wafh.
NEARLY 5000 OUT IN ONE CITY

Reports from Die various fac Lies
and foHndfies OF the city say that here
are hundreds 0l men Wha.eome throHgh
this city every week in search OF Work
Skilled mechanics and labOrers in
many branches of the trade ara seek
ing work in the south This is said
to be due TO the closing o. many i the
the men ont of regular work Many of
them get positions in the city. but
others are compelled to go elsewhere
In one place in the north 1900 men
ere reported t. have been let out at
one time. All the men who are
now pouring into the city are not
skilled laborers for the police report
that many of them are regular hobOes
who have been existing all summer,
but compelled by the cold weather in
the north L. seek warmer cline Ev.
cry year hundreds of these men come
south. where the climate is mild. and
start on their begging tours The pa-
lice are compelled 10 keep a sharp look
out for this class OF men. for many Of
the petty robberies which occur at this
time of the year are said I. be due 20
then.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
HANDSOME SHOW WINDOWS.

The show window in Drevfus' shoe
de pa. tment presents q most attractive
appearance in displaying the Christ
mas stock of shoes. The window is
fitted up with electric lights of various
CClors and designs and when lighted
gives very pretty effect \ large
revolving wheel in the center with
reflecting glass beneath and rosettes of
cCl@Ted lights serve to hold the shoes.
The electrical effects are the work OF
the Pine City Electric company.
AS the holiday season comes on
Main street presents brilliantly light
ed appearance with its thousands Of
electric lights in all forms. B. Got
tleib has his sign in incandescents.
Strauss and Miller have put I'D a
large evergreen arch fully lighted by
electricity. and Dreyfus has a large
arch in front of the big store The big
display wheel in the window at "The
HuD' was put in yesterday and at
tracts much attention from the pass
erby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

every one of their sienera toaa g., r.a.
peetabIe as those on the meta74s pc
tItion presented tn >oH from - t~e-
&seh> aso. aud YOU VIII taG ~. tru
there is; nora Fady=aa rls. S-.ol4-
aEeNuc thal VIII favor II.
Mrs Il. T. GhaHrc. f9H fa
ofd ayemte.
Mrs II Jaua,eE a5lp Ea=s
on3 a,oH3.e
H1z Pay z.,.=.a za5r,.i...
.aeee'.
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4r5 Y99E. zf9 zaz9t=..
=fa7ef.
eIrs NapoaaIa. D555 Las S#e.5#.
afzauc
airs. N o.eouuor. t5a> East y.1=
e4d avcnae
elrs. III. Rutherford. 200 East Sc.
en- aveme
Mis- y. + Ferguson. f-f> tsas Soc.
ond avenue
Mrs. l{ r. Neais. f224 Eas, Second
avenue.
Mrs. \ .5r4na4le. Jrz l9le Hasr SEC
ond avennez
Mrs. F'nta=l2o5 fsa5' Third ave.
nne
Mrs. a. sehnabIe. ST. I2a5 East
Third avenue
Mrs. J. S. Johnson. lilo East Second
avenue.
Mrs. L ]. Fnegan, LILO East Second
avenue.
Mrs. w T. Norris. ITO East Sec nd
avenue.
Mrs. W. T. Murphy, llo2 East Second
avenue
Mrs. ]. Edgerton. 1o4 Florida street
Mrs. c. d. Crawford los Florida
street.
Mrs. J. a. Crawford. 1oS Florida
street.
Mrs. F. Kuhmer, lo3 Virginia street
Mrs. J. O. Thomas. 10 East Second
avenue
Mrs. Sidney Walsh 10 East Second
avenue.
MIS-. Mable Walsh is East Second
avenue.
Mrs. Chas. H. Smith, 719 East Second
avenue
Mrs. NJ. Schnable III East Second
Avenue.
Mrs Ed Moore 61S East Second
avenue.
Mrs. a. E. Williams, 5l7 East Second
avenue.
Mrs. 7. II. Terrill. 517 East Second
avenue.
Mrs w A. Burdick, 72l East Sec
Ond avenue.
Mrs II. G. Edwards, 10 Ohis. street.
Mrs. G. II. Sans llo Ohio street.
Mrs. Eliza Long, 100 Pennsylvania
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
THE STOKES CASE.

Monday is the day set by Judge
Grace as the last day for the hearing ctf
a motion for a new trial in the Stokes
murder case. The attorneys for the
defense may appeal the case to the
supreme court if the motion is over
ruled
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
NOT PASSED UPON.

The case OF the state against Henry
Townsend was not passed upon by the
supreme court ar Little Rock yester-
day Pine Blum is very much interest
ed in the case because upon this decis-
case Of Culpepper against Peterson, the
two cases being very similar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
SHOT WHILE RESISTING ARREST

Wesley Fike. a negro. was shot at
Altheimer Saturday at SIS p. m. by
Constable w. S. Stewart. The sho+
took effect in Fixes head, but he is not
dangerously wounded. The officer was
proceeding to arrest Fike when the ne
gro resisted and was shot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
THE CHRISTMAS GRAPHIC.

Merchants Should Take Advantage of
the Christmas Issue Of the Graphic, Sunday
December %.
This issue will be Is or a pages, beauti-
fully illustrated, containing Christmas stories,
cuts. etc,
OF this issue over 5000 papers have al
ready been sold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

When You give castor oil to a howl
ing infant give it for its intrinsic
worth and not merely as an evidence
Of your regard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
| FARMER MISSING

Il ! HIIiGiLIl IYIIUJlIHJ
CANE T2 PINE 66Urr#W WIFI CT.
TON o4ee WEEK Acc Fa5#
GRANT COUNTY,
~@= P#mea5t sasaaar-5. q.
= s5oa= e. c9eetetss
asy@r.
Fg 0=en.rs At SHERIDAN
@E5s. .Ja=NF, 9z9- Specialize
l.@ e4auaIe-3. c.=4. MekaarI. d far
m4-HtH.4 a4r"o ~ m5I-5 n9HH Of
this par, fa:5 ooaa asf wocs WITH
e.'tea toe=fla, Hiaa Ills family e.
poefeeI hun aou.a the next day. but
since lhat alsuo nothing definite has
been heard ,rpm him. Tire cotton,
team and WAGON We're all mortga4ei
and il is thoogHl here that he has
left tie roHulfN lof#parls unknown. He
came io this eaunl Rsame lime last win
ter ami IN a lew months married Mrs.
Edwards OF fhls place. No one seems
to knzw jlst whrp.e#he halls from.
$. \. UtnaN German was lodged
in jail at this place on a charge o. in
sanity. He has been employed by the
Sawyer and Austin Lumber company
for the past four months as porter at
the boarding CARS Steps Will be
taken to have him placed in the insane
asylum.
Mrs. S /. Wilson Of Grapevine, died
Tuesday .St,, WAS the daughter of R
T. Sharp "f thai Dlare She had q
host OF friends over the County who
regret to heai' ot her death
Sheriff W. j. Mcdonald, with party
Of friends, is spending few days this
week on Saline river hunting Tho
sheriff is a great hunter and if any
game is 10 be found he will get his
share
The peaceful denizens Of this quiet
little village were aroused in the small
hours Tuesday morning by what seem
ed 10 be run away team proceeding
from north@atd. Epon investigated,
however IL proved TO be genuine
clopement Of the "old palmy days"
kind Mr. William Shellnut of Saline
county had visited the Grant county
clerk the day before and procured
license to we'd Miss Ida Ayary of this
county When h" called for the young
lady, however. her parents objected.
But he was not to be Outdone. He pro
cured a team and surry and some time
during the night the young lady joined
him, and they drove to this place,
where their troubles were all settled by
Rev w F. I.asetcr and they went their
way fully confident that the ills of life
would, for them, be few indeed
w. J. Nixon has just complied two
nice cottages "a the north SiGe of
town and Will erect another in a few
weeks.
The Pine Bluff and Western railway
completed 10 Benton The steel gang
is now aboll Twelve miles up the road
from this place and the grading is prac-
tically finished.
There has been erected in Sheridan
within the year 1903 about twenty-five
dwelling houses TWO nice brick busi-
ness houses and great many ether
minor improvements. With its good
people, nice location, fine water, good
schools, good churches, bank, railroad
and the many other advantages, Shert'
dan will soon be one IF the best towns
of its size in the state.
NOT PASSED UPON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

There has been erected in Sheridan
within the year 1903 about twenty-five
dwelling houses. TWO nice brick busi-
ness houses and great many ether
minor improvements. With its good
people, nice location, fine water, good
schools, good churches, bank, railroad
and the many other advantages, Sheri.
dan will soon be one IF the best towns
Of it's size in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

:. y Ui'naN- = German was lodged
in jail al this place on a charge OF IN
sanity. He has been employed by the
Sawyer and Austin Lumber company
for the past four months as porter at
the boarding cars Steps will be
taken to ha1e him placed in the insane
asylum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

Continued on page s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

w. J. Nixon has just complied two
nice cottages "a the north side of
town and viii erect another in few
weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13

The Pine Bluff and Western railway
people will soon have their line of road
completed 10 Benton. The steel gang
is now abori Twelve miles up the road
from this place and the grading is prac-
tically finished.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
aeat5t sasfaar--5. 2.

- a5pa e Ca4e3ete4
f. a5ag.n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-13
CAMS - Pt@e a5Qrr VIII c,er-
Ten oVGa WEEK Ace FROM

GRANT COUNTY.
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CRUMBS.

Mrs. Patience Denmark was Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. G.. w.
Price, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Edgerton, of
Guilford College, are visiting rela-
tives in this section.
Crops have been suffering for the
want of rain, but to-day we were
blessed with copious showers.
MI. J. M. Edgerton's baby is very
sick. We hope it may soon be re-
stored to its wonted good health.
The township Sunday School
Convention meets at the new school
house near Jesse Cox's next Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Junior Endeavors had a pic
mic at the Myrtle Springs on Friday
last and a happy day it was for the
children. They drank the good,
cold water, waded in the creek,
picked huckleberries, made 3 play
houses, romped ove the woods and
drank lemonade, and eat of the
manygood things which we're plenti-
full. 1t made our hearts glad to see
the little ones enjoy themselves SO
much. Miss Laura Moore, who is
giving much of her time to the
training of the children in Christian
work, presided, and though some.
what i~ndisposed, she felt she was
richly rewarded for her efforts wher
she saw the children so happy. They
| will long remember the 10th of July
1908, and their noble teacher, whom
they love so we'll.
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EXCURSION NEWS.

Hatch Bros. will run another cheap
excursion TO Wilmington and Ocean
View Beach without change of cars
July "a. Fare from Goldsboro to
Beach and return, only $1.25. For
white people only.
Mr.. r. E. Pipkin, of this city,
who has been running an excursion
to Norfolk, Washington and Balti-
more, for several years, will make
the trip this year as usual. Instead
of starting from Wilmington he will
start from Warsaw and take on pas
sengers as far as Wilson. The train
will leave Warsaw On the morning
of the 28th of July and go to Nor
folk, from where passengers can
take steamers over the bay for either
Washington or Baltimore. 1t is q
delightful trip and pleasure seekers
can avail themselves of no better op-
portuuity during the summer Of
taking a trip of rest and recreation,
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Woodland, July 49,.
TO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
And Patrons of Wayne and Adjoin-
Joining Counties.

And Patrons of Wayne and Adjoin-
Joining Counties.
Our five years lease on the Plant
ers' Warehouse having just expired,
we have leased the warehouse again
for a term Of years, and have had
an additional floor space of five thou
sand four hundred feet added. So
we are now better prepared than
ever before to take care Of our Gus
toners in every way.
We are also building new stalls
and will be we'll prepared to take
care of your stock.
Our force is polite, efficient and ac-
commodating.
Our buyers are stronger and larger
in force than heretofore. In addition
to the American Tobacco Co., I'M
DSIl u OOIlli1G1td1 OUdCtO COlIl-
panies competitive buyers we have
several newindependent buyers.
On the whole, Goldsboro is one of
the best markets in the East for a
farmer to sell his tobacco at, and the
! Planters Warehouse is headquart-
| ers for high prices.
Monday, August 3rd, is the day
| of our opening. Come to see us.
Thanking you for past patronage
and soliciting a continuance of same
we are,
Your friends,
J. l.. FAULKNER q CO..
P~roprietors Planters Warehouse
July 16 I'm
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Pikeville, July IA.
Do You Enjoy
What You Eat ?

You can eat whatever and whenever you
like If you take Kodol. By the use OF thi:
remedy disordered digestion and diseased
stomachs are so completely restored to
health, and the full performance of their
functions naturally, that such foods as would
tie one into a double-bow-knot are eaten
without even a ~''rumbling" and with a posi-
tive pleasure and enjoyment. And what 10
more-these foods are assfrnilated and
transformed into the kind of nutriment that
Is appropriated by the blood and tissues.
Kodol is the only digestant or combination
of digestants that will digest all classes OF
food. In addition to this fact, It contains. in
assimilative form, the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties.
Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all
disorders arising therefrom.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
Makes the Stomach Sweet.
Bottles only. Regular size. ST 90. holding ~ times
the trial size, which sells for SO cents.
Prepared by {. G. levitt & co., Chicago Ill
Fo. sac by Goldsooro Drug 60.
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PIKEVILLE LETTER.
Happenings of a Week In this Thri

Happenings of a Week In this Thri-
wing Town.
Mr.. r. H. Smith made a business
trip to your city to-day.
Miss Lille Aycock, of Fremont, is
visiting the Misses Dees.
Mr.. P. B. Scott, our clever justice
of the peace went to your city yester-
day.
We regret to learn that the infant
son Of Mrs. Amanda Smith continues
very sick.
MI. Joe Warrick and Miss Daisy
Thompson, of your city, visited at
Sheriff Scott's Sunday.
Messrs. Edgar Yelverton, Charles
Barnes and w. r. Person were call
ing in town Sunday evening.
Miss Dora Woodall, of near Smith
field, is spending a week with the
family of Mr.. J. B. Smith.
Misses Matte and Sallie Ham at
tended a picnic near Black Creek
Wednesday. They report a jolly
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks, who
have been visiting the family of Mr..
j.. w. Bryan, returned to their home
last week.
Mr.. S. f. Blow and son returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives at
Grifton Monday accompanied byMr.
Blows little granddaughter Verna.
Messrs. David Crawford and J. B.
A. Hosea came up Sunday to spend
the day at the homes of their parents,
returning to your city Monday morn
ing.
Miss French, of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Fred Parker and children of
Goldsboro, who were visiting Mr..
W. B. Fort the past few days, have
returned to their respective homes.
Rev. G. w. Stancil, formerly OF
Lake City, S. c., now of Benson, n.
c., has been here several days, the
guest Of Mr.. w. E. Ham. Mr..
Stancil conducted several instructive
religious services in the school house.
Mr.. r. II. Smith has purchased
the Matthew's lot and contempIates
remodeling and charging the house
for his future home. Mr.. J.. w.
Hosea has purchased and moved into
Mr.. Smiths house. Such moves
show an advance in real estate. Let
US have more Of them.
The Smith Bros. have remodelled
their gin and mill houses and put il
the latest improved ginning ma
chinery. They are now ready t.
serve their numerous customers
Strict application to business an6
courteous attention to wants tf th,
public have given this firm a we
deserved popularity.
The Old Masonic Store and Hal
were sold here Saturday at publ
auction. Sheriff Scott buying tn
larger and Mr.. w. E. Ham tn
smaller building. These will be re
moved, and a handsome new stor
and hall erected upon the old site il
the GEAR future. The lodge is in
prosperous condition and is a yer,
popular organization here.
Pikeville, july IA.
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WALTER LETTER.
ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER, N. G,
July, IA 1903.

WALTER, N. G,
July, IA 1903.
~Chronichng of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
bOrhOOd.
Miss Sallie Smith is gladdening
the home of friends in the Salem
section this week.
Little Miss Hilda Howell, of your
city, is spending ONE time with her
aunt Mrs. w. F. Rose.
Mr.. Milford Aycock, from Great
Swamp, was visiting relatives in
our community last Sunday.
Miss Bessie Swinson returned
home last Friday from a visit to
Miss Sudie Howell, in your city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Overman, of
Pikeville, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bee
ton.
Miss Dora Hooks accompanied
Mr.. Milford Aycock home, to spend
sometime visiting her uncle Mr..
Barnes AycOck.
Mrs. Fred Cox, of ''South Side,"
is on a visit to her father Mr.. Joshua
Hines, where her many friends are
glad to see her.
Messrs. Dewitt Sherard, from the
Salem section, and Cliff Hollowell,
of Greenleaf, were visitors in our
community Sunday.
Mr.. Alden Y~elverton, of Ere
mont, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his parents MI. and
Mrs. Geo. Yelverton.
There will be a match game of
baseball at our park next Saturday
afternoon, between our team and the
team over the river. We look for
some good playing, and a large
crowd.
An ice cream supper, given by
the Misses Dixon, complimentary to
Miss Rena Butts, was greatly en-
joyed by a good crowd Of our young
people last Friday evening and was
an occasion Of much pleasure.
Mr.. Tom Gurley and mother Mrs.
C. L. Gurley, of Buck Swamp, spent
Friday afternoon here. Our young
friend Tom, is off duty at Fremont
for a few days, nursing a very lame
knee, the result Of a bad hurt, which
we hope will soon be restored to its
former usefulness.
The ground huckleberry crop is
the most abundant we have see in
sometime, and while they have not
the richness of flavor that has given
the "Sampson Blues" notoriety, they
suit many peoples complaint equal
ly as well, for a roll or a pie. In
consequence of that abundance, and
their almost universal popularity,
there is now prevailing in u com
munity an epidemic of "Black
Tongue which we fear will not be
controlled by any treatment until
the cause is removed, and ever
then, there will be an occasional
sporadic case. However, it is moi
fatal, and the mortality is not to be
feared.
We would consider our chances
pretty slim now in the way o.
nourishment, on account of a per
sistently rebellious digestive appa
ratus, and a system superabundantl.
charged with malaria, if it no
that green peas were in evidence
and cider, more so. But do no
Judge us to be Incorporate. w
try to be temperate in all things
and with the former we ap-peas
our hunger, add strength and vigo
to our physical powers and tickl
our palate, while with the latter, W
get just enough for its appetizin
and anti-malaria effect without tn
.disagreeable limber-leggedness, an
tongue loosened result of being to-
much beside CIDER ourself.
TEACHERS INTERSTATE EX
ANIMATION COURSE.
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TEACHERS INTERSTATE e
ANIMATION COURSE.

Teachers wishing to prepare for
examinations should write, at once,
to Prof. J. l.. Graham, LII. D., 1872
154 Randolph Building, Memphis,
Tenn, for particulars concerning his
special Teachers Examination
Course.
This course is taught by mail, and
prepares teachers for examination in
every State in the Union. Leading
educators pronounce 1.-THE best course
ever offered to the Teaching profess
sion, and all teachers wishing to adj
vance in their profession should inn
mediately avail themselves of it,
Enclose stamp for reply.
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r MONTREAL

Near Asheville, n. G. Modern.
Elevation 1900 feet. Open all sea-
sons. Two miles from depot. For
Booklet and Rates address w. u.
Paxton, Montreal, n. G. jne 80 CIV
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-01-22
lNSuLAR.

The lcpcr colony on Moloka1 island
Ia to receive patients from the United
Statos. Some S5S patients are thoro
now
Six thousand FIlipnos paradcd at
Manila and petitioncd Gov. TAFT to re-
main. He declared that an appoint
mcnt to the supreme bench already
had been refused,
The defeat Of the Cuban reciprocity
treaty will be planned at II democratic
senator's caucus Southern sugar and
tobacco crops are declared threaten
cd. Twelve democrats are said to
have given pledges,
GOV. Tafts refusal Of Justice Gray's
aud Justice Shjras' positions on the
United States supreme bench because
of belief that his services woro need.
I'd to establish Philippine civil gov
rnmcnt is almost unparalleled in
Amorican politics