Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
PAY LAST RESPECT ID SENATOR DAVIS Congressional Committees Are Due to Arrive This
 Morning.
THE FUNERAL AT 3 P. M
Military Escort for the t0rtegc President Elect Wilson Wires
 Sympathy.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 4.--All ar engagements nave been completed for the funeral of the late Senator Jeff Davis at 3 p. m Sunday. January ,, at the First Baptist church. The in- torment will be in the family lot at Mount Holly, beside the grave of his first wife.
 Many prominent citizens from all parts of the state are already arriving to attend the obseques, and it is eX pected the funeral services will De among notable that have been held in the state in many years.
 The congressional committees ap- pointed from both houses are due to arrive in Little Rock at 7:20 a. m. Sunday, on No. 17, Iron Mountain These delegations are as follows, as appointed by the presiding officers: From the Senate-Senators Clarke of Arkansas, Bryan of Florida, Ash hurst Of Arizona, Maritime, of New ] Jersey, Curtis of Kansas, Clapp of Minnesota, O'Gorman of New York and Pomerene of Ohio.
 From the House of Representatives )-Representatives Robinson, Goodwin, Macon, Cravens, Floyd, Oldfield and i Jacoway of Arkansas, Cullop of h. diana, Davenport of Oklahoma. Nell son of Wisconsin, Miller of Minne- 1 sota, Greene of Vermont, Reese of Kansas, and Kinkaid of Nebraska.
 Representative Floyd, Oldlield and Macon are unable to come on account of imperative official duties. i The special car in which the dele gation is travelling is in charge of 1 Thomas w. Keller, deputy sergeant at-arms of the Senate, and Jerry South of Arkansas, chief clerk of the House of Representatives. Those ac- companying the congressional party are: Harry w. Stewart, private secre- tary to Senator Davis; Ross Williams, secretary to Representative Robinson; Garret Whiteside, secretary to Repre- sentative Cravens, and Charles Davis, secretary to Representative JacoWay.
 The PaIIbearers.
 Other honorary pallbearers will be | fo1 H,rro nh Fayetteville; Judge J. V. Bourland, Fort Smith; Judge Jacob Trieber, Lit tie Rock; Col. Henry Stroup, Paris; Tom M. Mehaffy, Little Rock; Judge w. M. Kavanaugh, Little Rock; J. c. Marshall, Little Rock; T. A. Petit grew, Charleston; Dan Quinn, Little Rock; J. s. Maloney, Little Rock; G. G. Dandridge, Paris; Dr. H. c. Stin- son, Little Rock; H. s. Powell, Cam den; Judge R E. Jeffrey, Newport; Judge J. G. Wallace, Russellville; Thad Bradsher, Harrisburg; o. B. Gordon, Perscott; c. D. James, Flu reka Springs; Troy Pace, Harrison; Bob Young, Greenwood; Ed Sander son, Texarkana; Wes Humphreys, Philadelphia.
 The following have been selected as active pallbearers: Judge w. F. Kir- by, Little Rock; former Congressman c. c. Reid, Little Rock; Judge E. Ma honey, Ell Dorado; Judge Jeptha Ev- ans, Booneville; James Surridge
 Walnut Ridge: George R. Belding
 Hot. Springs; Judge George Hays } Camden.
 li Judge Jeptha H. Evans of Boone vile will deliver an address at the Military Escort.
 There will be notable military es- cort for the funeral, consisting of battalion of regulars from Fort Logar H. Roots, two companies of Arkansa: National Guard, A from Conway ant R K from Lonoke, under command o Mai. R. B. Andrews, of Beebe, 25 of ficers of the guard, the First Regi ment Band, and the Drum and Bugl Corps, all under command of Lieut. Col. Taggart, Fourth United State Infantry, from the post.
 \ It was under the administration c Jeff Davis as governor that the AT 4 kansas National Guard was organized