davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Women's SOC Gloves

Womens IL button Chamoisette
Gloves. washable kind; mousque-
taire style: in white only: sizes &,
SH,cs Sh and T. Black Arrow Sale 29c
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
$1.OO and $1.25 Suit Case

Woven Fibre Suit Cases, slightly
imperfect; full size and strongly
made. Black Arrow Sale 0Oo
price. Observation-Disclosures. cOS
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
$3.50 Suit Cases

Leather Suit Cases. sole leather
corners; fancy cloth lined Full
size. Black Arrow Sale CT OK
price Ol.JC
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
zoe Window Screens
12l5c Pillow Cases

45X36 Bleached Pillow Gases,
Riaek Rfayx Arrow i4s% siie saie priee pnsti'y sac
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
$1.25 Porch Screens

6xS #. Jap Bamboo Porch Screens.
green or natural colors; selected
outside bark; complete with rope
and pulleys. Black Arrow 100
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
$1.OO Wash Boilers

Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, strongly
made; choice Of three largest sizes.
arica RlnsE ~ AFRO" Sale 49c
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Soc Tea Kettles

Enameled Tea Kettles; ten-pint
size. Black Arrow Sale 10.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
35c Silk Stockings
Soc Silk Hosiery

Women's fine quality Fibre SILK
stockings, in black and leading col
ors. Stamped seconds" but you
anything the matter with them.
Black Arrow Sale O0o
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Csc Foot Tubs

Heavy Tin Japanned Foot Tub
stTongIy ss,e gr,ca made Black Arrow 10,
The Washington times., 1915-05-18
Mems $1.5O to So Vests

Mems Vests. OF plain White corded
merceriZed materials. cream fan
nels. fancy grays. also grays and
browns in paneled effects; sizes 81
to IS. Black Arrow Sale price Coo
each ....................... OCN
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NAB OWNER or OPIUM
DEN WHERE LAu Wan
WAS CAUGHT SMOKING

G. An Leong. Chinese, alleged 70 "
proprietor OF IN opium .joint IN the
rear of the Asahf fheater IN Mauna.
ken street. was arrested by &. S, Mar
shall J. ]. Smiddy yesterday. on q
charge Of having opluH ID his possess
sion and Otherwise handling the poppy
drug.
Ii was in An Leong's Joint that
the marshal and his deputy. Otto
Hefpe. discovered Eau Wah. the ted
erah court messenger. On saturday
Afternoons The olIIc1rs kicked 10 the
door and discovered Ian Wdh - the
act Of getting Cd bunk Dekidt him
was the opium pipe. still Wa<m 10
his Ieft, hand pocket was snail horn
1pf opium.
LaI Nah today was released on
bond il The sum 81 $3.50. H waited
esamipation before u S CQIQmiss n.
er deorge 6. Curry aud was hound
oyer q ne October term Of l4e efane
jury.
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'MARcoNf S1fij0N is
WIRELESS EACH NIGHT 4

8 The announcement which comes to
Hon6lnlh IN b cahIegram to the Fa-
wall Shinpo that the opening Of the
wireless ssrviee between japan and
Hawaii YQl Pe postDonfd untn next
IyeerEis news y W. p. S. Hawk man
conf Wireless Telegraph Company. &C
ager Of the local office OF the Mar
eQrdipg % 9 stqtepent made hy him
today.
II Is stated 10 the cablegram that
changes are being elected u the an
tennae at the Japanese station, and
that electrical enfineeripe problems
are being worked out which win ne
'dfesitaffa delay 81
This Is the first | have heard Of
any proposed delay. said Manager
Hank 81 have heard. however that
Il has been found necessary To make
some editions u the aptepnae at the
Japan station. The commercial fraf.
re o Japan has not been opened yet.
II was pla6 "a 20 do this on October ].
accQrdiuf % b report from Toxic.
Do pot k1py inst when The trasfic will
Manager Hawk added that the local
AiarcppT station is taking with the
japanese station every night over =
distance Of about 400 miles, the idea
being g set s tuned up for q regular
0rtt4stfSe 80 3 y - +; ~ ~ = y<ss u Z
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H[BEAQR ARRIVES I0 Look over
SERVICE FIELD FOR !. \. 9. 4. WORK

I'm court ron secure the best att0f-
.ney: then II yOu have to do with the
leisure Hnf Qf TIE man. WHY not 90
10 the people Who have made this
their life York The army officials
know the drills and know the way "a
lead our men. hui they have not spe.
|eialized Oh taking care Of the men Ii
leisure hours This statement siIenc-
ed the men Who. hncked the PROPOSE.
ton, and the ]. = M. G. a. now stands
on firm basis with the officials or
the country. =
Nj Tichenor and Mr.. Eecarl have
spent much time at the exposition.
Where Z clubhouse was built fof the
enlisted pel ~ the exposition assoc
citation. When the club was completed
the Is n. G. 4. was asked to look ats
er the men and the so, 500 building
was thyppged each day. Il has been
Proposed 70 move the building to; the
Psesidi0 grounds for q peTmanent as
sQeiation building after the exposition
closes.
The Visitors were entertained at
lunch today By Paul Saper general
secretary :of the associa ton, where
they net Gen. William II. Carter, who
has been active u the movement Of
establishing 4 Y. II. g. A. ia the local
field. The visitors will remain here
for some time arranging plans for
work IN the service
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FIRST FALL CONCERT
FOR SAIL 0RS I'M PORT

Opening the season OF fall and win
ter entertainments for visiting sailors,
the Seamens Institute viii hold the
iIrsf Of It's concerts this evening at s
o'clock IN the institute building. A
line program has been prepared. and
sailors from all ships now In port are
invited to attend. The concerts win
be q regular feature Of the ipstitute's
social work program Tor the ensuing
year. 81.
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SUPREME COURT RULES
GIVEN An AMENDMENT

Rule 3 In the rules Of the supreme
court was amended today by adding q
new paragraph which reads as fol
lows:
Whenever an extension of Tine Cor
ne filing Of brief Is obtained, 9th.
erNiee than pursuant TO stiFul9 ton
ol the respective partles. q copy. 81
the order granting the extension shall
Io1thwith be served BY the party OBJ
tanning the same upon the opposite
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Bolts RESIGNS
ASPlIRCHASING
AGENT FOR CITY
After Working for Nine Months
Establishing Department
He Win Practise Law

- !
1C WI d0tloC law
s.-.s. !.
nals1s $500 lor nl4s =
sm tot s1s f.s ale sysl " :. e. 4 :; =
49,. sisz psLsuss.ns 800 49,. .s
"a : =, s.,i W 9R,ss 49, $500
nv , .'.sI''. "a, - lsSar linn
=, Laze. 100. 49,. -. -.
~ p1 l..ss.xs go .,s,l
~ ~, ~,
W. $50 49, Y, 1s IN. ~. :
~ .,,,,st = =, NaSs,,,te-
tsss wn,cn : on asoss a.', ~. ..,.a
.ss ~. ~ " NY ~ '. Z,
$3.50 ,ks,' 10 ~
No. 3. ssys NJ lsaf59 fEsed baJe
,,f aes,r.t. n ,lsf' 8
MayoT Lane. when seen ii regard 10
AZ f,fffe lre,ric,nafIon. eaid that the
news had como as 4 combl3te surprise
,n him .My f,rst thouel,f.r saws the
Sav ,rrr,' ale ~ ash for { reconsid Grafton
~ - m y - r.. IS II Botfs shail
ial,e tie mater M WITH the members
~ 80 - ,.csr4 focsver
~ ,,ssr~, !. sxc -, "a los. the Gar.
,f.ss 81 "a fsoffs n fbe nurchaeIne
y, at ; sal,ftn,ied the m5r3is
~ hsS h1en a All ti.nes bones. 81.
I,,.s5 sn4 sisceTe The Mace has
1sS kaF5 IL IN and & seems rs me,
80, Ne bas hesn insf the man for q
,,ssse no have no M one Is view for
Ihe vecancv n NJ Potts insists On
Ie6Rlng Z
bf6It n ne MAYOR s. follows:
r<@'6SS Win RSorst
N n,.ef Mace fsfore Won INV resie.
|siIoS - n,,rc6es,S6 seenf and secrS-
|.|S II ,ks tonn 15} lfeS{ al fhA board
"a &1nstS isors I NJ, "a viii 4 feel-
~. ~ 766o6 reerct 1eeinr ffat II
=. 50. ..1-,. $500.
|sSS<Ist ,en which hSs existed iii6I1tSi.
|.biedlV Tor nine MONTH. Is that
|.&.s / have detsIoned 4 very Sincere
|.4 sh,Sine rerard for vo,,. and were
4. ~ ~ n,o<c Il, lese in,nerio,ls Der-
...'',l |r6nsl1 Z y ,cns, h6,,id ~ Tor
-,'.s . ~, ,,r rs' .lss ~ n,o ~
|'..-',rs t5en ID continue a. this 81
I... "a -t'hi<E xo,. abn0.1fed me on
<rn.ft il j have fcun1| Won 10 be
20 Inndahlv courteous. 90 fir and true
81 ',,SlsntIr sISfl s, 81 81 nnI,lic
1900 900 7 can6of ieaVe Vol, NV
|'./' NV Is &o,,, nr,,rn, <Ine ad;i1inis.
.',|I,.,, ~, ! ~, 8 { Z. ~. 81
..-si "a Ss,..Snsl I1s<'
1I nave fsIt vo,,,. enbnort behind me
4. IN, q No. 4 IS Is f6hs Is ssf6l5lIsf
'.,',S1h SI61 evrfen Tor he CITY and
.'. "a n. - & 81, ~ ~ ~ tc.,,,,ef -,
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Miss Alice Wilson OF Baltimore,
niece ot President Wilson. is expected
to make her bebut at the White House
next winter. # 8
Wages Of the employees of the Kelly.
TSpringfield Motor Truck Co., plant at
Springfieid. o.. were Increased. 10 per
cent. .sS
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international Secretary Has
Conference Win Maj. Gen.
Carter Oh Conditions

Here with the object Of looking over
| the army and navy Held withsa REV
towards ultimately establishing m
army and n4Ey y. II G lat Pearl
HaFbor: u some other central location.
IL 81 aich aDor, Internal i6nal army.
and laFI .seeretar1 foF the Y. u. q.
A.. arrived in Honolulu this morning
on ne SonQila. cspnpaaied by trs.
IIchepqE 4 y i d 4 E,gsy -
You certainly have great brand
of weather here. he observed as he
vailed down The gangDlank IT Is
siHplY deal and Tar more braeipg
than the average tropical climate We
lived ~ West Africa. and ] must say
this climate appeals to me more than
tIr :ichepGr said he did not like %
|commit himself as to the outlook for
an army and navy X. NJ. G. "a here,
but said ne and Fred a. McUarl his
associate IN the work, are here to
make q thpropkh inspection and sun
key % the loea field before reporting
tot the tnternat Ipnah eoIlmittee as to.
whether it lis advisable to establish
such = feature q asepeiatipp work %
the territory, sfssss : *, 81 - - =:
eve wiiI make Z tour Of inyestiea-
ticn, said Mf Iichenofs 'sand look
into army and nayY conditions here.
from every angle e. concerns their ne
lakipR to .QnE work am coming here
from the North vest where NE have
two big BRAN hes 10 cur lire Of Ass0;
1870. 49, 9. -, $50. ~.
We have had q YQpdeyful growth
in y. ~ G: A. work 8 hrIay and navy
circles. said NJ. Tienelor At the
time Of the Spanish american war the
X M. G. A first took up work In army
circles. At that time camps we're es-
tahlished at Tamp5 and ChiekaIpa nga,
end the work was really only detail,
but the movement proved 70 be 80
popular that the association was CALI
"a upop TO, establish the work II per-
manent quarters. Our first permas
hent association was established at
Fortress Moproe, whore we now have
an excellent association.
More than 40 associations have been,
established at army posts and 10. at
the naval stations, al OF which are
proving popular. THE association has
received much assistance from tile
army and navy offieials who have
found that the association training
means much for the soldiers and sail
6fs. The experience that has been
gained By Is years of work IN the a.
soeiation has proved 10 be the wedge
that has made the Y. d. c. 4 famOhs
ii the service
When President TAFT appropriated
8 sum ok money fof ~ assOoiatioli IN
the Canal Zone, 3 bal 3 e. 6f ofiicials
asked him where there was q pfece,l
dent Tor the action ia his characte err
istic way Taft replied
eest 20 Get specia llsts.
ton to .perform. you 30 to the best sur
ee0u, and when You have 4 hard case
n & e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04

TO Get value. sell 4 ~ auction See
auction ods Adv.
Hound lie iSI1hd ii auto. H.Qo.
LeEI9 fIa1It6 N111e 1Iit,tiH.
8oDnl1r II<s g nopnI1E prices lat
est STYLES 1pN arriving ct Milton =
Parsonst A1F.
The Goodwin. only exclusive correct
shop a Honolulu: absolutely new 1915
modela Pantheon build .nt ".
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!
Pelne q tne CITY anq tRe eQhteilt lllstss
o. Lne elklzens. :.
Hne creaklen OF a y esectiVe 0lHce y
Pc ~ charge q ms aspalLI4sn = =
np5eE51ee piAeAsle =, NllleE ~
control q me professional poIl.lclan
ana LOT uhk pi,lAl
rather than professional a1illty tne
more PIE helns 3iqcea lphsl ne ~
counter & 3 3
THESE, tnen, are my erounas loI
qon-cqnc prrenee ~ tne malQFlky re-
port. -
lt p reaeslpnafy ~ tnat 3 aayocases
me adoption g me ware ysteIn,
Melsh Pc pssn trlss sna re a'ssays
resNiyfo ~ snoli 1f[nos ton.
= IsaetlQp e e ca 3. e ps u ~
JOE ~ lllllaE S3sf - 2 sns W 4st'.ol cl.y.
qfheials e be elected and = Illus az
5essly consLaly Y .ae eAps.lslcss !. =
salting from. ne modern sys ven soI g. ne
shgEt seaiiet 30 y *, <
8 lssa menace g .ne payslcal W s.s
Delne Of ne CIT 70 stnat y pisces ssqfs
spg1lic works q the seonn1pnitg andst
pa4tiest .ccsltrp q .s.s9 :sss
- g. Daslss Aor 2 new oralt q 3
charter fols tle CITY ana county ol iios
pqllllu.l ana asa majority report IRON
the commlftee Qf siiEe, q reGomme na Z
- The adogeop q
Cnapters I o. ne municipai research
proposal 3. -. 6,
3 CiAaRseE y oh lle municlpai Tfss Y
Iproppshk l..s1
Tae Rropesed act q ". y. Aefhi
Cnapter IN of the munlciua re- re-
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FORTY PEOPLE WANT 10
BUN NICE NEW ELEVATOR

With the new elevator Ii the capt
tol building nearing completion,
nearly 40 applications have 1een re-
ceiyed. according to supefintsnd
Of Prblic Works Charles = FoIles,
for the position Of elevator boy.
Il have made 10 appointment for
the coveted position as yet. said Mr..
Forbes this morning, but from tie
large lost 6omi1S % there viii be q
eQodly number 70 pick from 2, The
Vatot Is practically complete now. al
that remains to make Il so being 4
few finishing touches Trial runs az
ready made have proved that Il works
Satisfa e16Elly.
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Cases Of e. SANTIAGO, H. Santiago,
francisco Redina and F. Rosa, accused
Of barking on buncD game, were
committed TO the circuit court today.
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- VI -. E. 49,. .'|
sTATENeNr or RE oUNEN1HIp.
1).l|A1EUE|T. 8 CI|..| KIIoN.
ETC, nEodInkp ~ TIE ACT Or
AuopeT 81 fo18
or IIonQld|n star Bulletin. published
daily q Honolulu lIsNe.I log oeI3kkr
Editor Rilss + Allen. Honolulu.
General nuslnes. Manager VI I.
publisher Honolulu stas.Bnns.In.
Owners tif 4 corporation. give I,s
name and the names and addresses
Of stockholders holding 1 Der cent 81
more Of total amount 81 stock n not
Z corDorafionI give names and "a,
dresses Of individual opncls
= p: Atherton Estate Ltd, Homo
Iuln. Hawaii
G. f. Athertpn, Honolulu. Hawai-.
F. G. Anterior. Honolulu. Ha41|
". J. Forbes. Ho11|aI1. Hawai-
Emil Befhdt HotS'6|d. Hawai-
W3R. I1frI1kfo1. Honolulu. Hawaii.
known behokp|l<rs 1ttilss|.s s6l
-tII-I 41-|l| w II-|.||-I 'I|L7.|.. ..|
cent or more o. IotlI amount d honda.
mofigages' cf other 1tcoIILI11 &c
there ere none. So state
Bank d Hawaii Ltd. Honolulu He.
vail
; B. Anterior Estate. Ltd.
Average number 81 COPIES of each
issue 81 lhi1 publication sold Of de.
irIbpted. through l.S nails 1f o|I.|
wise to paid 11DscII1'f1 InIInf |.t
six months preceding fI1 date tI1.l
above ThIf Information reel I'D
from daily newspapers on| |..|
BY RILEY n. ALLEN
Sworn to and subscribed b1ItI1 NE
this "a day b Oclo1tI. 1875
II. BURN EIIE
SEAL. Notary |I|'|..
lNJ commission 6zlIrt. ia. .||
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SAYS president
FAlORS TARIFF
REVISION Soon
ICoatInned froln paee olel.

c5tARlf1I Mt4tsoI = t1ttM ~. "t<>1.Y'
which = being prged anew 1y Hepll
leans and Pfogressiges as mean
OF removing the tariff from politics
TT tranSpifeo during the dag tha
the Dresideht expressed his views 81
this matter ia . Letter 70 torpler Coy
Cox OF Ohio. who wrote to Mr.. Tssslsol
proposing the creatipp or 4 tafifE com
mission 4ir. Cox Is 3 nemOcr3t AMI
N his Letter be expressed the view
81 4 vast number OF Ohio Democrat,
whose advocacy OF q tariff commission
was cpnspienous feature Qf the 10
Iitlcdl deyelopws nts q The last Con
ViIsons Letter.
President J Wilson's reply % Nj
Cox. hitherto Unpublished folloWs:
The White House,
washington, Aiie, 27, 1915.
Ny Dear Governor: sincerely
ar,preciate your letter Of AUGUST
~ The matter Of which II speaks
has been very much d my mind
and my. THOUGHT Is this The Toll
powers Of tariff cofQnissi6h are
alfeady lodged in existing orgaps
Of the government most or fbeHl
and really more than the fofhlef
cQmmissiop had. II the Bureau of
ofeien ano I3onestie eewmesee
g GA s 5sh Dpa 1ao@s.s 7, .osaa.
ann QtneLs tt0Nerp ~ lnNsstlnE u:
ton c1ieny - f1e bands ok the
new tfoersl tEa9e commission ~.
thsss Sa5'Qqs poFsFs 'ssss ssssB
e,s2 y s1s ~ w - g fQs. 2,'ks
er &c teent, suk 9 s g from mat
l1 ! 'es l3 e112 fky 1Aek IQ''.s
o',, -. =, q e = = me- y g
1880 = 49,. -. ...,. 49,. 80 =
$500. $3.50 - =, ~ s..ssg $3.50 ~
stss.. Z. !, - y = IN = q y q
= NJ y H III
~ N-a1a l'lssi .s
$3.50 ees allr ,.l.Sn sinosse ta'.'lesia7
70 rsord,slSv "a $500 800 'e ..es,:s
Co.,. t.7' l1 Z,
ss't<il4' .i>''l'P's''' = 81 -,
some Or the preelffnts ADVISERS
are OPPOSED fQ any m Eeripf With the
asssiR4 NiI.21 ~ AZ lopfn
gR2R ne eye q kne presloentiai elee
!, vsr,s y, e e
ins - re fsri 1,c,,lS = s ,s 30 r So
81 81 g nan M 5. 81 g Z, &, 3
ssolf<rr q 81 I n x Y Y J, ~ ~
T6e ~ r'esns s;ris, z, 5; e 81 !
~ te6{ -, "a b q ,,,<s Z, ,,,.. ~ .,,.
ssl,e - &. ,,sf : h - =, Il, .. ,s;,, e "
Is y ;c - 1890 IA, q $1,000 - Z -. !.
n{,le3 81 i, ~ ns,,.,: - q q
c6V' HAL I 3, 70 6isr
pbSsr1r,r,s4a, ~, -, s1r. 4 r,c 11,1,1r
.li's;S5 ~ loSs !, & No. {s1s,,i q y :
and h &, ~ Is; 800; r ~ < e
o,n,,s1n -. !, ;ss s,ss;.1 ,.s,;.s,,
1r1ss- 4, ,-t ~, s.. = i.
- 49, ,,,.s3 =, 8, - -
49,. q ~ -
,, ,.. 60, .,, =. ~ Ls. 80
q ~ snS s-;e 49, = 49,. - $3.50; :; -,
{<,7,sg .k 49,, g, g. Z ). =
\. ,'ss 80 q 3 ~
800 8 80 ;,s =, - '''s g =
s;,,s 49, %s,t, Z, -
=, 3. 49, a ~ -,
~ y 4, :, * -. - ~ I
,,,,.. 1, 1870, W5..,,,,lSs.
~, t,, ~, ~ - ssss.- 49, ,,
~ - 81 p ,,,s d. ~ - Z,
~ - , 80 !, ~ :, : s'ss ~ y.
(M| l4AN4@I. VA AIlI| - I|I|I.. ~ = - ii
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The 4.5eo earpekte,s Wk6 went on
strike at Newark. n. j. returned to
work, having been granted an IN
crease ia pay.
According to the monthly statement
OF the Treasury Department. the cdun-
tryis present circuI1tion q s, D2i' 90 !.
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fight
CERTAIN GREEN
HAlS MAJORITY
n Minority Rep0rt he Points
Out QIlilcaI ScteIlihg Be-
hind Committee Plans

III fN0E HNLN.I0l Ayt3S{44tt0 IL
4 hind fo1lIllittee Plans
Two diametricaIIy opposed reports
Il assuring Vigorous light on the f0ol
Il 81 lie Charts Revision cppfentiovn,
Il viii Be submitted tonight 81 the sub
committee Of Eve 10 the special com.
mittee of ~ named by the con entlon
| to pass on various charter proposals.
and report back 70 The senefal COR
Il yentiQp EAss 81 ~ sEs-Fs tssss
The two reports ara the majority
and minority opiniOnsp Of this sub
coHmittee ~ I've. ~
Four out pf i've Of the members Of
the spb.committee are expected 70
sign the maiaEity report which, Rs
alreadF sub i6hed pr0Yides for the
ward system o. electing Supervisors,
fof the dnpointmepf 81 district magis-
trateS ~ he MAYOR. and for the cleo
/ ton Of g sppeSip teldent Of city works
i with broad eree ". powers. r. is
this report en- bod I'D IN formal char
| ter prdnQeal which has aroused en-;
phatic frit icisih on the part Of adFQ-
I.is4 - 49, -
TX, ~ -. s. : I. q. IS
~ - 80 y u q
Stands clone "A 1Dp posing tlle lqRg bel
~ Z. Z. 81
straight from the shoulder IN con.
aemnipg what the majority q the
/ comm tee ~ fefeFrinR - the eopTep-
ee'. - g. 3. S .ls 8. !. 80 s.
qf1rffr LAD Fiil4Q Win ReteIk
H1e lqe1|lpf iqQl - ne hsld
Eln ne 9HReEH ne major
ny
/ prilite1 TORN Il - ~ ~ or more
| 4sVep goes ~
/ trfr1 ndore ma Iof data ~ 4eck
CRIT - pes ~
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
Design by May Manton.

Bluff knew and lcved MT. Hut, who knew .h: m by name and loved tn m, in turn. He stressed the point that children are drawn instinctively, to lovs good m n and good women, and that MT. Hut was so deerly beloved by these little folks indicated that he ,H as a good man.
 ''He was TO salnt,'' :aid Dr. Norris, "nor would he like for me to call him a saint. But he had good hsart. His impulses were good, and his inten- tions were pure. He had a gool heart and that in itself means he was a goCi' man, because cnly good can spring from good, pure heart"
 Rev. E. R. Steel the pastor of the First Methodist church. conducted the funeral services, which were held at that church, and Dr. Norris spoK- the funeral oratiCn because such had been the wish of iMr. Hut. The choir of the church sang beautifully dur ing the services. At Bellwood ceme tery, the funeral ceremoniss of the Elks wars carried out, with Dr. Norris, chaplain of the local lodge of the order, conducting the services.
 Huge masses of beautiful flowers and floral emblems spoke silently and eloduently of tlTe sorrow felt for the death of MT. Hut. Emblems from the Elks, from the. city council, the various city departm ants, especially a beautiful mass of roses from the fire department, were among the tokens of love and sympathy. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-21
Mir. Rnm0,s Funeral.

The funeral of William A. Bobo was held yesterday afternoon from his home, at Seventeenth avenue and Hazel street, at o'clock, with ser vices at he Hazel street Baptist church, by Rev. J. I. Norris, pastor Of the First Prebyterian church and Rev. A. A. Boyd, pastor of the Alexand r Mcmorial Presbyterian church. Inter- ment was in Ballwood cemtery.
 The funeral was very largely at tended and the floral tributes w.re numerous and beautiful. The fol- lowing served as pallbearers:
 Honorary-J. w. Shepherd, Charles George, B. T. Scallion, pr. w. J. Blair, J. M. Hightewer, s. l.. Harwell. Sextus Wilson, C., c. Wilson, J. T. Walls, J. B. Meeks, Fred Bearden and Ben Allen.
 Active--J. x. Watson, Ed Ryland, w. J. Caldwell. Ross Brown, c. C. !Payne and J. c. Ches,nutt