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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
DANvILLE STREET FAIR.
Preparing for a Splendid Pageant il,
October.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
DANVILLE, VA, Sept. 14.-With poulp
and pageantry, circumstance and great va
riety, the city of Danville will~celebrate
from October 1st to the 9Th, inclusive,
what will perhaps be the most magnificent
and attractive street-fair and carnival,
tobacco and mercantile exhibits ever heid
in the history of the city.
1t will be unexceled throughout the
State and equaled by few occasions of like
character.
The tobacco city throws open her gates
and extends to all who may be interested
IN the development OF southern trades and
industry and TO every one who may be
attracted by the wonderful sights and
many-s-ced entertainments, a cordial in
vitat.on to attend the unique function she
has prepared: function that combines
the features of a mardi-gras and an ex-
position
Arrangements have been made with all
the railroads running into the city to car
ry the passengers at less than half fare
and visitors will find ample accommoda-
ton provided for them upon the.r arrival
in this city, which claims 10 stand spon-
sor for the Old Dominion as one of the
most osp!table sections in the world.
The principal thoroughfare OF the city
has been given UP for tire street-fuir ant.
carnival and will represent a solid array
of picturesque and beautifully decorated
booths. Twenty open theatres will be
built upon the midway and these eontinu-
Gus performances of great attractions VIII
be given between the hours of II a. NJ.
and il P. VI.
Ten of the most prominent brass bands
IN the South have aeeu engaged.
There will be an Oriental parade in which
Japanese, Chinese, Arabiaas, Syrians and
hcwling Dervishes VIII be conspicuous.
There vii be a gorgeous floral carnival
in which the wealth and fashion OF Vir-
s.na viii figure.
"The Battle of the Confetti" will be a
feature of the parade. There VIII be q
horseback parade with exhibitions OF fancy
riding and novel effects in the way OF i!lu-
mnation. There vii be a parade In waich
all the fraternal societies will be repre-
sented.
The mardi-gras feature VIII be the
crowning of the Carnival Queen. ne
Queen of the Carnival and her court VII.
surpass anything in the way OF potnp aiu
ceremony ever witnessed.
The midway VIII be in Danytsle IN an
its glory, with It's quaint ard ln.esssS.'s
views of wonderful people and th-hss- AZ Al
indian Village will contribute 10 inc
knowledge OF all who may WISE u N very
many ways.
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Pleasant Evening

There was a delightful party given to
Misses Marie and Ruby Dominici, nf No. 500
North Twenty-frst Street. last Monday
night Among those present Were: Miss
Mary Pemberton, Grace Lucus. Annie Pen
dleton, sadie Wakefield. Edna Roach,
Marie Dominica and Ruby Dominci:
Messrs Junius Jones. Roy Duun.ngton.
Walter Scott, Willis Kidd, Walter Mitch
ell, Willie Birnms, Eddie Snead. Harry
Wakefield. Spencer Holcroft. Seldom Wal
kerr Oscar Pollard and Frank Dominica.
Games were iululsfd in until a late hour.
when refreshments We're served
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little black and White scraps across the
frn,t The collar rolls SLIGHTLY and IS

little black and White scraps across the
front The collar rolls slightly and is
lned with white.
TFFES NEW EToNs.
The small yaEyet Elton has made Its ap-
pearance It IS just as neat as its SILK
an relative and is trimmed with silk in
some manner.
The little velvet Elton made for the
trousseau Of Miss Mabel Mckinley is
lsII..: enough to cover the belt in the BACK,
the front is waist length but is loose. II
is cut away and quite departs from the
conventional straight lines OF the Eto1l'
yet it is longer than bolero Inc PACK
of the jacket is a mass OF black talfeta
applique, the design being small flowers
and leaves. There is no Jet nor are there
gems OF any description. but the applique
is so beautiful that the coat seems most
elaborate.
a White silk Elton is in another trous-
seau that has just been finished and boxed.
The Etnn is short in the back, but long in
front, ending with points just below the
belt. 1t is deliberately trimmed with an
applique in green taffeta overaid With
blacl, lace Il is designed to be worn with
dark green suit applqued with white
taffeta, overlaid with lace. Such suit
will be completed in its harnonies, as the
French modistes will assure you.
everything IS made TJr the svelte Wo-
man; and nothing for her who may be at
flicted with embonpoint. Women who are
worried about the size of their waist lines
are consulting their corsetiers and every
thing possible is being done 10 make the
waist seem smaller. Yet it is a thankless
task, this reducing Of adipose tissue, unless
the tissue itself be actually removed !;
otherwise it will bulge OUT at unwarranted
places and the woman win remain as fat
as ever.
In the other styles of coats there are
the neat little jackets that fit tightly all
around except just in the middle of the
front where they hang straight. This
straight line is so very becoming TO a
null figure. Then there is the English coat
which is as tight fitting as bodice and
has many pockets. These pockets are
stitched like the seams and are very deco
rative. You can scarcely have too many
of them on the English coat; a compile
mentzof six is not too many. They are
all in evidence: none are hidden.
AUTUMN ECAPES.
The cape, where it is worn at all, which
is as a rule only on evening occasions,
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Bears the 11he Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss l@HZNzz1,
WHEN YOU WANT

q truss fitted exactly and Of the best
make come to see us. We keep crutches
all kinds of braces. all kinds Of rubber
goods, air cushions and pillows. also full
stock Of hair brushes. clothes brushes,
shoe brushes. fine colognes. toilet soaps,
handkerchief extracts ETC., etc. AL
kinds of patent medicine.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
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Here's Carpet Sweeper that you
can depend on doing it's work to
perfection; substantial. sold, hard
wood case and double 81 %
action broom. Cash or 10
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coiled in the shape of a ring, each
Gale being clearly outlined. The head

is coled in the shape of a ring, each
scale being clearly outlined. The head
of the serpent is flat and lies on the stick
just below the coil made by the body. The
tongue, with its tiny fork Is extended but
not far enough TO be in danger of catch
ing on lace, or chiffon. The eyes are made
of eralds-and to the delight Of the de-
tail-loving psrsons-the end of the tail Is
possessed of a tiny rattle.
A gay, yet not expensive handle, IS one
of silver with a blue erameied birds head
The bill is of silver, the Up touched, true
to life, with the smallest dot OF yellow en-
ameled; and the eyes are of jet.
Tn ivo-y carver, and the siversmith have
not forgotten the new shades 10 be Worn
by my lady this winter He has kindly
provided number OF designs in ivory
which come very near to the shade OF the
natural broadcloth coats.
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s;lvery velvet and was covered with s:l-
yer sequ:ns, of the ,oveliest description
Around the soft pudding shaped crown.
was wrapped a fold of chiffon, soft, thick
and pretty: and rising al one side were
TWO donkey ears of chiffon stiffly wired
to make a very saucy ornament. You
could not find a neater toque nor one that
would become a woman more.
With the hat. whether II be toque or
Gainsborough, goes the tiny little coat
And such lovely little coats as are made.
IRE Etons are marvelS in neatness. No
longer than the belt line in the back and
very sharply pointed in front, to make the
little ..pen points that are so fashionable.
1t is very smart to line them with white
satin Many Of the silk Etons fasten with
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Rows THIS +?

ROWS THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured By Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o.
we, tie undersigned have known f. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be-
lieye him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WAIDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 15c. per bottle Sold by all
druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Birthday PaztY,

delightful birthday party was given
l., honor of Miss Marian Gentry. OF this
civ at her mothers residence TUESDAY
evening. from to Z o'clock ihe follow
Tasfris Miller, Ethel Gentry. Mamie
t.sntry. Edith Alien. Sophia PfaR. Isuetits
spfarf. Elsie Patterson Myrtle Owen. and
James Gentry. Allen Johnson John DaYsn.
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port, Charles Johnson, George Lambert,
Richard Shuttle. Tom Davis delight
ful evening was spent and some splendid
music was rendered by Miss Lottie Miller.
of West Main Street. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Gentry.
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G. q 7 ORE2lA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature s::ss se: Of ar 4zZzzz1
TT CURED HIM

II CURED HIN
and will cure you. He had rheumatism
and writes us: You sold me bottle of
your Dixie Nerve and Bone Lniment,
which l used freely. rubbing vigorously
with it that night, and was most agreea-
bly surprised when on getting up the next
morning to find the rheumatism entirely
cured, and my arm perfectly WE'LL I
told the above to friend suffering in
the same way and he tried your Dixie
Nerve and Bone Lniment' and was speedi-
lily cured"
It cures sprains, strains and pains in the
muscles, sineus, sides, limbs and back.
Remember Dixie Eminent. Large bottles
q cents everywhere.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Opposite Postoffice.
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Bears the q The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of I@>11Azzsz1<
GUARD AGAINST DISEASE

at this season by keeping the liver in
healthy acton and preventing constipation
of the bowels. This can be done easily.
pleasantly and effectively by taking occa-
sionally Dr. David's Liver Pills. Dr.. Da-
yid's Liver Pills cure sick headache. bill
iousness, constipation, dyspepsia, indiees-
tior and stomach and liver troubles
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
40, Opposite Postoff1ce
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EXTINCT VOLCANOES EDITORS
EXPERIENCES IN OAHU JAIL

Since the inception of the Sunday Vol
cano / have st-enuousiy comtatted for
American principles, and 1t Is a pleasure
for me to realize that l am temporarily
suffering for a cause in the interests of
which 1 should be only too glad to make
sacrifices compared with which my pres
ent misfortunes would appear trivial. The
spirit of Amerieanism, for which / have
so long contended. is slowly but surely
permeating Hawaii and Hawaiian poll
tics, and 1t will continue to do SO until
the Stars and Stripes shall float from the
Capitol Gnashamed and until a man, In
whom true Americanism finds a militant
exemplificat:on shall be allowed to trav-
erse the streets of the city he calls his
home, clad in other than feions garb.
The decision in the Edwards case will
90 echoing over hin and dale from the
Rockies to the White mountains. Fathers
VIII tel their children that the Constftu-
ton follows tho Flag. The decision IN my
case will not be neglected on the Main
lard. In a short while VIII be heard in
these Islands great voice asking, What
manner of lawgivers exist in the Terri
tory of Hawaii. that they render der
sion in a matter and then reverse il n
another case of an exactly similar ma
/ ture?
THAT same voice will ALSO ask Why de-
cisions in the Supreme Court Of Hawaii
are arrived at to suit the views I'D pref
udices of persons interested in tie case.
1t will enquire diligently into the cornpo-
sition of the bench of Judges rendering
a decision. When 1t dies away its place
will be filed by a mighty roar. created
lby the edict uttered by million throatA-
i Out on them,'
/ 1.-THE decision of the Supreme Court IN
Imy case is mammoth farce Compared
i with the transactions of that Court un-
1 der the Monarchy. its antics today are
as the jokes inflicted at the local pay
house, to the rich humor of product'of
by Hoyt It would appear. Judging pg
recent proceedings OF that august oouy'
THAT its decisions are not intended TO es-
ltablish a point of law but are merely rem reh-
dered to suit the caprice ana prelndtcs $ : :
- tha eminent iIrists responsible for the
same.
aWhile such decisions arc being renaer-
cd Justice is impossible. Happily. l am
lin a position to take my case INTO the "a
. itfcnal courts which I shall not neglect TO
do even Il have to take 1t to the Nigh
lest court in the land"
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the total number of delegates was 113.
Again Palau, who was a very active
delegate. moved that temporary officers
be elected. X. ~. Boyd also made q
notion but both motions We're over
ruled
ID. ka.auokalani announced that the
officers OF the last convention were the
officers OF the day. 1t was then un-
derstood by the delegation that D. Ka-
iauokalani was their chairman. At this
request that the chair
be addressed Mr.. President prevailed,
and at no time afterwards was the
honor conferred on the chairman vio-
lated. The chairman himself failed to
respord unless he was addressed as
Mr.. President.
After lengthy discussion by the
members of the delegation the president
opened the nominations for Senator's.
The following names were placed in
nomination: James K. Kaulia, George
Markham, d. Kalauokalani, d. Kanu-
ha, j. o. Carter. ]. w. Pipikane, Will
liam Auld. S. K. Pua, r. ~. Boyd, z. c.
Macfarlane. John kanui J.@P. Makai-
nal, Frank Harvey and j. Emmeluth.
REFUSED THE PLEDGE.
When the nominatioRs were closed D.
Kanuha said that j. o. Carter had tolG
him that he would not run on the Inde-
pendent ticket because he did not think
II wise TO support a section OF pledge
presented to him. The pledge read as
follows:
ITO Whom it May Concern;
We do hereby p-edge ourselves tc
support the Independent Home Rule
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THE CONVENTION OF the Inde-
pendent Home Rule party was de-
u iaycd somewhat yesterday The
meeting was scheduled for 10
o'clock a. m. at the Drill Shed. but u
was not until 1890 o'clock that the
crowd commenced pillng into the spa
cious hall on the platform we're ROD
ert wilcox. 70. Kaiauokalani and j. X
Kauiia. the three leaders Of the party
and Mr.. Kaiehuia and ID. Kupihea. their
secretaries At the right hand OF the
platform was placed a map OF Homo
lulu and vicinity. with the election DIS
trlcts represented IN blue figures. and
the precincts In red figures. On the
riah, hand side Of the hall sat the del
egates 20 the convention.
CALLED TO ORDER
At 1910 o'clock n. m. Mr.. ID. kalauo-
kainni. president. called the meeting 10
order. He said. "Gentiemen. delegates
and friends who have gathered .-seth-
or in this hall. we will now open the
meeting with a prayer by Rev. Ola
Immediately after the devotional
ceremony Mr.. 8. ". Meekapu jumped
20 his feet and moved that tne oele-
va,ss no separated from the visitors.
The motion found second a,ter
which ID. Raiauokaiani announced tnat
the delegates would take their seats on
the right side OF the hall. and tne Nisi-
tors on the other. Just as soon as .n7
ldclea.tes were separated from the visi-
ltors. Mahoe moved that n committee on
Credentials be appointed Noenu
thought that that was not the MS
business. and therefore did not comply
with his brother delegates request.
The motion was not carried. ana ,ns
chairman then placed the no,niu1siS ~ ysra
FOR a secretary In order. w. n hals
lhuia was elected as secretary unani
lmousiy. .>
| CREDENTIALS EXAMINED.
.rhe committee on credentials was tn
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next business I'm order. 1t was moved
by one that the chairman from each
precinct be on the committee. and by
another that each delegate present his
own commission as a delegate to the
secretary. Finally a better method
was taken. when ID. Kanuha moved
that a committee OF five be elected on
credentials. Mr.. Meekapu, who was nos
slothful, at the same time moved that
the chair appoint the five members.
This met the approval of the whole
delegation, and the following delegates
were elected on the committee OF cre-
dentiais: ID. Kanuha, Kailimai, Ma
hoe. Meekapu and Nehemia.
a recess was then taken that the
on credentials might prepare
their report. After a recess of ten min
utes Mr.. ID. Kanuha, chairman on the
committee, reported "a delegates pres
ent Mr. Haiola then moved that the
report Of the committee on credentials
be adopted. This motion found sec
ond, and the report was adopted by the
house. Mr.. Haiola scored with another
motion that the delegates on the com
mittee OF credentials be discharged
from the office. Carried.
Mr.. Moses j.. Kaaikaula moved thar
the chairman state the rules OF the
house While this motion was waiting
for n second Mr.. Nahoe said that the
chair ought to be addressed as MT
President and not Mr.. Chairman.
At this time Mr.. Haiola moved that
temporary chairman be appointed. The
motion was seconded by Mr.. Palau.
NUMBER OF DELEGATES.
Mahoe took the floor again and ar
gued that the time was past for the
election Of n temporary chairman. H.
said that that matter should have beer
considered at the beginning of the
meeting. In order to shorten matters
ID. Ranuha proposed the president o
the meeting be appointed as chairman
The motion that a temporary chair
man be appointed was finally lost. an6
Palau's motion that the names Of tn.
various delegates be read. prevailed.
Secretary Kaleihuia announced tina
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w tor Of = the extinct volcano. vho
was taken to the Reef on Tues
day last to serve six months sentence
at hard labor for criminal libel, donned
variegated suit yesterday and broke rocks
With gang of prisoners, among whom he
was the only white man.
At $50 a. m. he was awakened AMI
shortly afterwards partook of a break
fast consisting OF hard bread. coffee and
salmon. After breakfast he and his fell
low convicts were lined UP and marched
to the scenes OF their various assignments
OF labor. Marshall went TO the stone
quarries at Makiki and for eight hours
under a broiling sun reduced recalcirant
rock to fragments with a sledge hammer.
His companions were housebreakers, high
waymen and all-around ruffians, from
whom the knowledge of good and evil had
departed in the long-lown Years.
At o'clock halt was called in the Ia
hors Of the convict gang and bite of
hard bread ard a sup of tea were partaken
Of Then 1T was hard soul-stultifying toll
TIL the factory whistles OF the distant
u wn s,gnailed the noon hour. Dinner
came then; meal of beef stew, rice and
vegetables.
At o'clock work was resumed and con-
t.nued until 3:30 p. m. when the prisoners
were marched back to the confines of
Oahu jail. People on the road stopped to
stare at Marshall. ard even those who
| IN Volcano days had writhed under the
editorial lash. were loud in their express
stons of sympathy for the unfortunate
! journalist.
Arrived at the Jail. Marshall bathed and
was given a change of clothes, and al
half-past four o'clock supper was eaten
i 1t consisted of pork and beans, rice and
tea At 5so'clock he was locked UP fol
| the night. Marshalrs cell measures five
1 feet by seven. and is totsf1v unfurnished
lTEere Is no mattress or bed. a hammock
being used for sleeping. Mosquito bars
guard the entrance to the cell, which
| though small. is .scrupulously clean
| in this place Marshall has spent Tho
last two nights. comranioned Nv hi:
thoughts and his conscience. Through
the infinitesinal perforations of the mos
quito bar the fun moon sent silver raw.
OF comfort. From the distance came tn.
roar OF the surf and from the upper space
thu cries Of the fighting plover Else al
was stIll.
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Through the courtesy of Jai.or Henry
an Advertiser reporter was allowed adj
rnittance to the incarcerated journalist,
who appeared to be in excellent spirits
and well satisfied with his treatment at
the hands of the prison authorities he
SAID:
~ hope to be out of this In day or so.
NV attorney, Mr. De Bolt, is hopeful TO
"a degree that the same decision which has
placed me behind the bars will be fnstru-
mental in securing nv release and also
substantial compensation for the indigni-
ties that have been compelled to under
CO.
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..rr ASp INVESTMENTS.
~ 81 s roSp q co Judd B'ds.;
y sass -
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III + uxuNuMA.-omce. Club sta
suia m. 20 D. m. Te' f7I
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DAVD---Yea, am in 1t deep and there IS no way out
bekedns his hsneme and turned them
around his fingers
strictly hao hating Some for allowing whites
ticket but discretion prevailed and two whites the Representative
ticket and ons o the Senatorial ticket
m,ens called for O'Clock and the dHl
Wilcox Quinn and Other, made hot speeches
the Senatorial nominations JAS KAUA D. KNUhA
D. o. CARTER S X pUA r. ~ BOYD and D. KAEAUOKAlAN
the following the nominations for Representatives.
4 o. AaxAINA WILLIAM MOSs~AN MARKHAM X PRENDER
CAST. s X NAHoE and j. X PAELE.
Fourth District put the kowns X CLARK NAkOC'
Koo KAlAUoxALANL IT, C MACFA2LANE. ~ H. KAAN and G.
QUINN
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STc wArERHousE.-onnce and
,..-,s Klns a.. near Alapai ofice
-IbiiA ~ . and : 10 :
tafa poi white.
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a n mon -Fhliadeiphia Dental
10 ~ Masonic Temple: Tel sis.
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! { iaossMAN. D.DS-Alakea ST..
~ tsn shove Masonic Temple. H0-
~ fncs hours. . a m. 10 I'D. m.
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|. sfrAurRA -omce. sp Nuuanu
N ghlte i1. y. o bot Sc. resi-
=. n suuanu g.. once hours = 20
t,s.ipi ard tos Sd. "a
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aALnRAfru.-Orice and rcs-
=, rsrelania and Alakea Sta
~. ,.o,,. , 10 TO- . TO and J 70 9
|ns
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mrnfNAnr sffnnrnNs.

WENINhlkN slN9bbNc.
4 pfilAM = Veterinary surgeon
a <a once King 81 Stables.
|aa ais day or night promptly
- peclalllss. obstetrics and
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= e,cggY -ging and Hethei s's
Esf o Sos "a
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party
I'VE do hereby declare that we are
not members of the Democratic or the
Republican parties in the Territory of
Hawaii.
I'VE pledge ourselves to support the
fContinued on Page 81
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The charge Is made by High Sheriff
Brown and a warrant for his arrest
was issued yesterday afternoon. This
was done at the suggestion of Attorney
General Dole who has had the matter
in hand since Monday when the first
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e.. .s,lI ~ -Cootfact0r and Bufder.
~. ,...,,es .oi aihes litIns brick. woot or
b.. Vasis 'hop, Palace Walk. resl-
'uisf Ave, near Kewalo.