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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
GEN. CARTER ADVOCATE
or CIVILIAN CLOTHES.

q That Major-general VIM. Fl.
:: Carter, commanding the Hawai-
q ian department, had recommend
3: ed against the privilege OF civil
:. ian clothes for officers and sol
{: diers off duty, and that such rec
g ommendation had been approved
{. by the war department, is the
{: text of an article In the Washing
{: ton Post Of August 8, reprinted
:: In the local morning paper OF
= September IA.
q AS a matter of fact, General
= Carter's recommendation was ex-
{: actly the opposite of that quoted.
8: 1t has been known here for some
:: weeks that the department COM
{, mander urgently recommended
8: that civilian clothes be author
:: lied for soldiers on pass and that
{. this recommendation was turned
:. down by Washington. The COM
{. ment in the Washington Post re-
{: printed here is entirely mislead-
8: ing and not at all in accordance
{: with the policy of the last three
(. general officers in command Of
:: the department
g
I. ..oono8ouoo8n q 8nn8u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
HAWN. COMMERCIAL TO CUT
BIG DIVIDEND Melon SOON

a share, and thereafter the ascent
monthly dividend will continue until
further notice.
Action at this time by the Hawai-
ian Commercial directorate was not
expected, consequently the announce
ment made by Alexander & Baldwin
this morning created one of the ex'
citements of the high-priced sugar pc
riod that began August 1. Before the
session of the stock exchange the
stock, opening steady at S51s for 25
shares, advanced " point at a time
for respectively lie, 40, so and 300
shares, reaching 36 flat, and on the
board Is shares sold at 36%. total
gain Of IL points since yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
Austrian Loses Are Almost Incredible
Republicans Of Senate Will Fight
Wm-Tax; Democrats Not United

WASHINGTON D. G., Sept. 15.-The Republican mem
bers Of the senate determined to oppose any form Of
tax.
House Leader Underwood willing to drop the plan to
put per cent tax on all freight transportation the Demo
cratic caucus which meets tonight unfavorable President
Wilson committed to any one attitude It is said ne
originally approved the freight tax plan
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15

DIR. Olaf Young, a Chicago dentist,
while insane shot and killed his wife
and three-year-old SON and then com.
mitted suicide.
A young girl, who was arrested IN
the Bronx, n. y, charged with intoxi-
cation, tried to commit suicide By
hanging in her cell.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
MISSOURI TRAIN
JUMPS TRESTLE;
OVER So KILLED

tAssociated Press by Federal Wireiess]
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Sept. f5-6e-
tween 35 and 20 people were killed
and a score more injured near here
today when the ST. Iouis-San Fran
cisco train jumped a trestle into a
swollen creek.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
.TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At st. Louis-chieago We. st. Louis
(doubIeheader) cancelled on account
Of rain.
At cIeveIand-Detroit 2, Cleveland
4.
At New York-PhiIadelphia 8, New
York 1.
ington 1.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 12- Sugar:
96 deg. test, 6,25 cents. Previous quo
tation 6.191z cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15

We often wonder what the Lord
thinks of loafers who sit around on
empty store boxes and criticise the
weather.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
GERMAN RETREAT DISASTROUS
AS THAT OF NAPOLEON after
MOSCOW, SAYS LONDON TIMES

TAssociated Federal Wieess1
LONDON Eng, Sept l. The correspondent of the Lon.
don Times the field with the armies Allies writing
last Sunday, says
The retreat of the German northern army has become
route comparable to that of Napoleons retreat from Moscow
1t viii take place in history Of the worlds
ing caasophes The roadways Uttered with guns KNAPP
sacks Maxms mred cannon and piles Of dead
men and horses
ranload after trainoad of fresh Paris troops are de-
scendng from network Of railways upon the weak spots
the extended German line"
GERMANS IN STRONG POSITION
LONDON, Eng, Sept 15- Todays official statement
says:
1.-THE Allies have reoccupied Rheims The Germans are
holding strong position north Of the river Asne Fighting
continues along the entire line
1.-THE crown price has been driven farther back and his
army il on the line Of Varennesconsenvoys- 0rnes.
STATEMENT OF WAR SITUATION
PARIS France Sept ia report from the French gen.
eral staff SAYS:
The Germans yesterday resisted left north of the
Asne along line II miles southeast of Laon On our
the German line of resistance is located north of Rheims
and Chalons On right the Germans doubling back
Etan Define Chateau and sanes The Aatian situation is
ihe Beleisns operating around Antwerp continue to
cause the enemy serious losses
LIGHT GERMAN CRUISER SUNK
BERLIN, Germany, Sept 15-It is officially admitted
that British submarine sunk the German light cruiser
Hela the engagement taking place September 1S ma
jority Of the cruisers crew are reported saved
CLAIM GERMAN GENERAL CAPTURED
PARIS France Sept 15.It is stated that German gen.
era whose name withheld captured yesterday and that
when he found to bear his his nomina
ton by Kaiser Wilhelm to be of Paris after the
taking Of the French capital by the Germans.
Austrian Loses Are Almost Incredible
LONDON. Eng. Sept 15-iS Petrograd correspondent
of the London Times says that reasonable estimate places
the losses Austrian armies during the Gaician battling at
100000 killed. wounded and captured This nearly third
of the entire Austrian forces.
thousand guns two-thrds of the entire Aus
trian artillery have been captured.
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FIGHT AGAINST WARTAX CERTAIN FREIGHT WON'T BE TOUCHED
KAISER'S FORCES CONTINUE
BRILLIANT WORK IN PRUSSIA;
RUMOR FRENCH BADLY BEATEN
[Assocrated Press service By Federal wirelessl

LAssocrated Federal wrelessl
BERLIN Germany Sept. 15--The general staff says:
In the west army has been engaged in heavy and
indecve battles The French endeavored to break through
three times but have been victorousy defeated
General Hndnburg in command of one Of the forces
in East Prussia teegraphs the kaiser Russian corps
and two divisions together with five cavalry divisions
composing the army of Wilma have been completely defeated
with heavy losses !"
VICTORY OVER FRENCH RUMoRED ..o
BERLIN Germany, Sept 15-It is rumored in paria-
mentary circles that great victory has been won by the Ger
mans over the French
BRITISH CLAIM SUBMARINE WAS SUNK
LONDON, Eng, Sept. 15-The Scotsman says that the
German submarine which sank the British light cruiser Path
finder has been sent to the bottom by British gunners The
submarine within range of seven British cruisers s
asserted and received shells 10 seconds sinking In
stantly.
SAYS Won KLUK'S ARMY SURRENDERED
LONDON Eng Sept 15.-The Central News Agency
SAYS today that General Kuk surrounded b the Al
lied armies and surrendered yesterday Between ana
Germans were taken prisoners according to the Cen
Etral News report
First Outpost Fighting at Isingtdu
TsINGTAU, China Sept b. The first outpost skrmish-
oy,If fhaG
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
$50, 900 Seruians Are Reported
Mouing to Join Russia in Austria

LONDON Eng Sept 15-The Servian legation has given
out statement that 10000 Sevan soldiers are now
Iv Invading Hungary and moving forward with the expec
tation Of joining Russian army which is sweeping west
ward.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At eoston-Brooklyn 5, Boston 2.
At PhiIadeIphia-NeW York 8, PHI
IadeIphia 4.
At Pittsburs-cineinnati 0, Pitts
burg 9.
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MONUMENTS

Granite, Marble. Blue Stone
Coping and Iron Fence.
H. e. HENDRICK, LTD.
Tel 264S Merchant and Alake,
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irst Outpost FiiQhting q Isingtau

TSINGTAU China Sept 1o-The hrst outpost sklrmlsn-
as between the land forces and the German garrison
troops Of Tsingtau and Kiaochau have begun.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
BOSTON DIVIDES
A DOUBL LEHEADER
Braves Now Have a Lead Over
shs Giants Tha. Cannot Be
Overcome Very Easily

Boston,, Sept. 23.-AR even break
was the, result of today's double head
er, Borton winning the first game, 8
to 2. while Cincinnati took the second
8 to 0. AS New. York lost twice. the
local team increased its lead to six
games. = liner by Smith that Was
blocked by boy as 1t was bounding
into the center field blaachers. gave
Bos' I the winning run in the final
i'm Of the opening eotest, the hit
goins or a home run.
The second game was q pitchers
battle. Lear. formerly of Princeton,
having the better of the argument
with Davis. 1t was Cincinnati's first
victory in twenty straight games.
The box accPn frat pama
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GeyiE. I sIAIsISTON TO
EiA y /. BI G / IGHT


AAaat one sbaif St kndefsois,s 4 pprsiAE
aatign walf siey sssg g Nelsiapas
tosl tasaorfcv night to particiyate III
= ss.is - iEsss::ss ~ isssssse has lssss FFaas@
50 Ios tllai taNs l,s ths Riednnpns d
Npsthefn railway. * 4,
q magniilcent display OF flFaworks.
s1id 70 pe the lnest eyar sssn III the
Narolinaa. sill ae one Of Inc chief iaa4
,SFpS uf Tip GyFfIz7fE5 re LllG5 - mes
iiE done BIZ two hre2esafsnap< from.
t,ie Castle House of New yorkS VIII
add nssipl 10 tiie ll1laif. Fhess ax<
perts win asisce ttse sang 4, fsie fox
ilas elae rtga e!! n . ic;,s
- -
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Ih5f5 inc fSa add Inc sar as..s,
And the badger and the hnre, Z.
& Ala ths Bird in the greenwood tree,
There's the cunning Ilttie rabbit,
Sc engaging IN hIs habit,
! Aud ihey'se all got q ina.e ~ ~
Do you remember IL? The old
Gown song OF fhe days of the dusty
wagon show. There were a lot OF
verses but someway the one about
the rabbit and the bird in the grcen-
wood tree and dlilt that cause
II TO stick in the memory and, quite
unbidden, it' comes singing1y TO
mind whenever the red and The gold
Of the big modern circus comes abroad
tti tho landt & IS
The good old Shakespearean cIawnf
His to sing us song, crack the old
Jokes ofstie baby and the sraresoriu
variety Or TO hold the pepper hoop
while he. the Soso clown OF tho circus.
po,mst ..,,a af it's only lady ridAr
Ilie child ZEN OF tllis dap and age
have whole troves OF these funny
feiIowg pass beS0rc their eyes and
scores Of the pretty spsngied Ladies'
Of the ring 70 bring Jumps int their
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At Philadelphia .; Chicago ..
Eo.s:fss runs Wo1, 44E;= i;,.v,5..

Philadelphia, Sept. 2s.-Iiore runs
sent In ak tf Philadelphia's runs to,
day, the home team defeating Chicago
9 to 5. All the home runs were msde
off Lavender. Gravath, getting two,
sending in five runs Bucks four
base hit scored one runner beside
himself.
Lavender pitched well until the srd
inning whee Manager DOOM claimed
the pitcher had rubbed the ball on
emery paper and passed the paper TO
zimmerman. Umpire Tiger examined
the ball in play ,s,l then kept it
Riglcr sent the ball TO President Ten
eri as evidence.
+ Alexander registered his oath VIC
tory this season.
sShfcago 900 0201 0I0--4 4
;s.fniladeiphia >. 0O2 204 10x-9 I2 o
Lavender, Hagemsn and Archer;
sttaTgarVe. Alexander and Killifer.
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the new Chinese dance and special
music VIII be furniahed BY the First
Regiment band.
The colonial hotel has agreed %
aerre IN old-fsshinned country dim
sner feosa 9 o'clock until 7.so aud t6ia
WIN doubtless be ono OF ths princifsi
event of the evening.
81 + is raid that large cr0wdsi OF pen
pie van attend from eli tilo towns aslsi
;sisieA 81 this iSasledIafe section
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
Rally Came Too Late.

Brooklyn. Sept. 23.-BrookIyn's
batting rally in the seventh and eighth
innings fell one run short OF tying
the score and Kansas City won to s.
Mordecai Brown again was batted
fro mthe bax and Chief Johnson suf-
Tered the same fate. Henning replac-
Ing him, and stopping the Brooklyn
run making. The batting of Ken
worthy and Evans was = e>ature.
Score
Kansas City ). 24o 800 0oO-s ~ 2
Brooklyn :. :. 010 010 510--s Is i
Johnson. Henning and Easterly,;
Brown. Somers, Finneran and Land,
Watson. ss
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It.xosta vt....h nyesy Jump OF the SNOWY
white nhrses. Take The RinsiiRg Bros.
circus ne an instance It ls coming
here. Thursday. October sths AM ;,';sh
II wisa arrive not oles bu ltst;i..
clowns. And where The lone comedian
iof the old days was obliged TO de.
pend upon hts hoop and HIS " It's for
applause. these ftingling funny men
have everything from ridicu lpas lon.t,s
Ing airships I'M which atfiias
around the tent top, 20 big wooden
cannon and dozens OF other cohtfly-
sances thet never fail TO Send their asa-
Fdiences into foars IF lausi.t ter There
Is much TO be seen Sa ,fhis seant
pTngrnH, such asy tiia gigantic sew
& 5pectaci6 OF solomon and the QGean
OF Sheba with IFS cast of a ESQ chafae4i
teTB ana ballet of SOC daniciag gifls
the hundreds of msrVeis Of the afenic
program: the trained animal - srf fts
q menageric OF more than 4 900 ssitl
animals But Il % In Itingiire: Bros.
army OF famous clowns t4af de
younger generation win take It's great
est delight
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
Eieht ia 4 Pow.

Ercclly Sept. "a. brooklyn TODAY
ran Its string OF consecutive Victories
70 eight defeating. Pitfsbureh twice.
s q I and IS to- 2. PIttsburEl,l strted
out come recruits. 4 !. sss5s': -
PREFER Y8s. almost ifiyincible 4, AZ.
first game allowing oris two hits mn nm !
81 the rinthz wiien s,ciiceren t.,atte 4
home run. s : s YsT' =. :. - .sst 3
Score first far1ez-
7l.iltsonrgif 600 600 DOLL s 4
isrookiyn .0I2 020 O0x-S 8 9
ss.Fs.F i1ar1s, n Kelly and r.
schang Pfeffer and AfcCarty.
secre seeond game -
pittsburgh 600 00i 00I---2 4
isrocalysi J. 200 100 20z-z@6 10 3
= Cooselmsn and Coleman; Rrcker
and Miller
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:sPORTs S P S ::
American Association

AT Observation-Disclosures. rani.
At Columbus-Ce Cleveland, rain.
AT Kansas City AIS; st. Paul CT
At Milwaukee 5-1; Minneapolis At
Second game called end Sth. darkness
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NATIONAL.

At New York L; ST. Louis 2. First
game.
At New York o; St. Louis .. Sec
od game
At Boston 8; Cincinnati 2 First
game.
At Boston o; Cincinnati g.. Second
game.
4t Brooklyn 8; Pittsburgh /. iat
AT Brooklyn s; Pittsburgh 2. End
game. .ta.
At Philadelphia 8: Chicago 4.
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two today. n yae flltl, inp,na

u two today. IA the fifth innings
81 "A ln1as kaasn .,sssiS fiu- Of isa ainiif
arrors and In the y, itli ir:.i ing Manag4
n Hickey sent ii an eAtirsIy Hsw club.
score
New York .tDle< l4) 0s0--0 a 4
ST Louis 900 OH ccc--z . q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
Leclair Mas In Form.

Pittsburgh. Sept 23.-Leclair al
lowed but three hits and struck out 8
batsmeD, Pittsburgh defeating St.
Louis 8 to 3.
Score
Pittsburgh :. :. 900 220 32x--9 Is O
st. Louis :. :. 1920 600 0O1--3 3 3
Leclair and Berry; Watson, Groom,
Keupper and Chapman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
NsTIoNAL LEAaUE sFAN6INa
ulie.el Report Up TO and Including
Games 0i Sept. sist.
= (Dy aAssocfhfafi Press.1

& New York Sept "a President John
a; Heydle.-, secretary of the Eationhl
league gave on the following Official
standing OK TIE clubs tonight mp 70
and including September 81:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
ANERIcAN

st. Louis. Sept. 23. New York nv
bunching hits With errors scored o
rams while st. Louis was aoie 10 set /
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Suggs Pitched WipnipC Raj

Baltimore Sept. 2S.-Suggs pitched
masterful ball Tor Baltimore who took
today's game from Chicago to 1.
Score
Baltimore :. ..O12 900 1Ox-4 Z a
Chicago :. :. :. 001 900 O00-1 0
Suggs and Jacklitsch; Land. Prem
dergast, Fiske and Wilson.
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FEDERAL.

at Pittsburgh 8; st. Louis 3.
81 Brooklyn 8; Kansas City go
At Buffaio-lndianapolis, rain.
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international League

At Rochester 0-5; Buffalo 40.
AT Providence q: Jersey City Z.
No others scheduled
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SummaryTwo base hits, Schmidt,
Whitted. Miller, Niehoff; sacrifice
!.::!z= Evera s2s ash: ssas.h:: s.alsn base, =
fTwembiey3 Maranysiie: double plays
MnranyiliS and Schmidt; left on bases
Cincinnati o; Boaton 8: first base on.
balls Off Lear off Davis 81, hit by
pitcher. by Lear tlEsrsnvilie. Schmidt;
struck out by Lear 6; Davis S; Wild:
pitch Davis. Time 1. As. Umpfres
HEason and Qrigiay
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FOOTBALLS

At IthEcas n. y correil Is lJs.ss-
nus Q.
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{ batted for Kellog in eigth.

ttsif
x batted for Kellog in eigth.
One out when winning run was scor-
ed. fsfg >-
Score by innings
Cincinnati. .si5s.@.. .010 900 0e1-2
Boston ...ls.. 600 020 01x-3i
Slmmary-Two base hits, Groh,
Niehoff, Moran,s James. Smith: home
rur. Smith; sacrifice hits. 'Eyers.
Whitted, Killifer; stolen bases, Smith,
Connolly; double plays, Ames. Herzog
and KELLOGG, Hersog, Gron and Kel-
iosg; ieft on bases; Cincinnati s.,
Botson 5; first base on balls off Ames
2. first base on errors. Boston i; hit
by pitcher, tConnpily); struck out
by Ames 8. James 81: wild pitch Ames.
Time, zoo. Umpires Quigley and Ea-
son. 80
!, .
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ran for Miller In ninth.
Xxx batted for Twombey in ninth.
Score by innings
Boston coo 800 ooo--o
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Immediately marines under Captain
Hooker moved into the Infdss of Tho
thfong and scattereti 1t 4
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
Total ........... 397, 7,39O I322.1S1
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
 DISCUSSES MEAT SHORTAGE

Chicago, III. Nov. 3.-Addressing an audience composed of stock-raisers from practically every state in the Un- ion, at the National Dairy Show con- vention here recently, Secretary Hous- ton of the United States Department of Agriculture declared the short meat supply to be one of the most serious problems confronting American agri- culture. MT. Houston approved the plan of cattle raising on large ranches and declared that no effort would be spared by the Federal Government in further increasing production from this source but insisted that the proper solution of this problem depended on an increased interest in livestock rais- ing by farmers and in more syste- matic control and eradication of hog cholera, cattle tick and tuberculosis.
 Figures were quoted from Govern ment reports, showing that the produc- ton of meat in the United States dur ing the past II years had failed off 5000, 100000 pounds and that the pop ulation of the nation during this time had increased 22,000,000.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
NOTES FROM STATE CAPITOL

Little Rock, Nov. 3.-The William J. Burns International Detective Agency, Incorporated, has filed it's articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State, designating John w. Blackwood as agent for service The company has assets valued at $367, ,759.53, and liabilities valued at $323, ,792.50. The Mitchell Mercantile Co.,, of Pig gott, dealers in general merchandise, has been chartered with capital stock of S10,000, of which $6,O00 has been subscribed. The incorporators are J. s. Mitchell president, T. J. Bruce vice president, F. B. Bruce secretary. and J. P. Bray treasurer
 Dudley, Thompson and Morton. gen. eral merchants, of Trumann, Poinsett county, have been chartered with a capital stock of $3,O0O, all of which has been subscribed.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
AUTHORIZES COMMISSIONER
 TO APPOINT INSPECTORS
Four Inspectors to Look After Cotton Seed Meal, Fertilizer and Fertili- ger Materials-Will Receive
 100 Dollars a Month.

Gov. Hays has issued a proclama- tion authorizing the Commissioner of Agriculture to appoint four inspectors of cotton seed meal, fertilizer and fer tilizer materials. each to receive a sal ary of $100 a month and expenses while in the discharge of his duty, all payable out of the Fertilizer Inspec- iton Fund. The General Assembly failed to make an appropriation to pay said salaries and expenses. The pro- clamation authorizes the expenditure of $10,S00 for salaries and expenses of inspectors, tags, express and post age.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
PULASKI COUNTY FAIR
 OPENED THIS MORNING

Little Rock, Nov 3.-The Pulaski County Fair opens today at Forrest Park and will remain in session the rest of the week. An excellent line of exhibits and attractions has been se- cured, and great interest has been a. reused in the event. One of the at fractions will be the presentation of "The Arkatta" dramatized allegory of Arkansas History, written by John c. Small, Secretary of the Fair Asso- citation. The musical features of the production are under the direction of Mrs. Effice Cline Zones and Miss Sarah Cline.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-03
RURAL SCHOOL SUPERVISOR
 IS ADVISING NEGROES

Little Rock, Nov. 3.-Leo M. Favrot, Associate Supervisor of Rural Schools, is sending circular letter to the pros pective Negro Exhibitors at the State Fair, advising them that all exhibits should be addressed to Secretary of the State Fair, Division K, or Negro Department Hot Springs. Regulations have been made whereby exhibits may be returned free by freight, within a radius of 150 miles, Small articles may be sent by express or parcel post, and will be returned collect.