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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
The AI7TRAC GIVE GIRL
. Her Sweet and Unaffected W'syAl.

"a TUCH has been written about
A the American Girl g and her
-lX-l reasons for being pre- eniin-
emily the most attractive girl
In the world. In bringing up girls
mothers can't be too careful to let their
daughters develop all their natural
charms to the utmost. She is most at.
tractive who Ia sweet, unaffected cordial
and unconscious of self. Such kind
\ Of girl Will not have to run after men,
The men will save her the trouble. She
will be courted by many men 1t she
holds herself with sort OF unconscious
dignity and aHectednesa It devolvea
upon mother to talk to her daughter
i to make her con fidant-not only about
these matters In early girihood and when
they are hlosson1ing into wonanhood,
I but she should advise her about her
physical make up and her special organs.
PROM MA1DENHooD 70 wohfANHooD.
The crucial epoch OF a woman 8 life
s Is the change from maid enhood to
wornanhood. It involves the whole body
aud manifests itself in the nervous dis
position at this. time. If womankind
lived close to nature, did not wear cor .
sets, live in heated tmospheres, te-
coming ~ u]SCt w S1Au - =
would drift into womanl1ood naturally
and without suffering Owing. however,
I to our nodes Of living and the forced
condition 81 young girl'a brain, the
nel vic organs and the brain take up too
much IF Il the blood and other organs
are left without sufficient nomishment
In this way girls become delicate and the
tissues are not sufficiently nourished.
MANY a mature woman traces back her
troubles and her bad health to this early
period. Often the strain is too great and
Tor tl1is reason proper precautions should
+ be taken Perhaps the mother or daugh-
ter have some delicacy about talking
with their home physic clan on these
mattcra It is then best to consult BY,
( letter with physician Of recognized
Sefnlnence, who has had q medical train
ing, fitting him for the practice OF nledi-
cine i It would be very foolish for one
/ to consult some woman who had not q
particle Of medical training IN prefer
ence to a physician who IS bound on
honor not te divulge the condolences re-
posed in him., and whose training has
I been thorough in the study OF anatomy
aud nlateria medica, coupled with wide
experience during nearly hall q century,
which puts him at the top OF the pro- es-
sion, iii Such an one is DR., r. VI Pierce,
who Is at the head Of that magnificent
4 hospital in Buffalo, called the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. You can
write him without fear or favor for he
keeps strictly confidential all letters
sent to him and he charges nothing for
+ his medical advice, answering IN
straightforward and truthful manner.
He will not advise anyone to take
medicine unless lis positively indicated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

4,ed A. i act 10 estab lish disporsary
ior the sale Of itito3icatlng liquors n
ss5ysss Ds e sttohS St HI
s persoi,s. srns. 81 CORPORATIONS, except
shtststfS5n .sd d fR,pst 70 ,d psSs sn
district, and TO repeal all laws In con-
fiict With this act. 20 far as they apply
y s ai ii Sill TO amend and re. enact
section : 10 OF an act Of the General
Assembly Of Virginia, approved March
a. i90o. untitled an act to establish dis.
pensary for the. sale Of Intoxicating \.
S Soutt Satanton county. tEginia, to pro-.
hibit ali persons firms and corporations
to sell. barter or exchange such liquors
\ n said district ana .to repeal all AYE .s!,
Apply TO tho@ said district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

By the condition Of the patient Dr.;
Pierce says lii his Common Sense Ned
ical Adviser II believe that hyE ieaic
measures for the young girl ne mo.t
important. Fresh air and sunshine sTe
Il ways IN ord e. S Exercise u especially
indicated for the girl Who y pale md
aneniic, Furtilermore cleaulf neas OF
body; xternally and internally = acaE-
tain to do no harm, Make Il : psac-
tce once a week to take some mid h1a-
tive.' One of the FIRST little liver pulls
on the market and also the best 81 Dr..
P,erce's Pleasant Pellets still enjoying
public favor to-day. They arc found
FOR sale alnost everywhere, pa1tcnl0fy
advised BY the honest druggist uuiess
he has q Dill of his own make 30 I'll.
These q Pellets = of DR.. Pierce sr0 CO.
tire1y vegetable and do not gTipe OF
inipre the most delicate System.
Sick women are afforded tho oppor-
Etunityof a lifetime, for the makers Of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescript now,
offer 500 rsnnrd for, women who en-
not be cured. Backedup by over third
Of q century Of remark able and uniform
cures, record such as no other remedy:
for the diseases and weaknessss peculiar
/ to women ever attained, the propsietors
Of DR.. Pierce's Fkvorite Prescripton
now feel fully warranted 10 offering to
pay $500 In legal money of the United
States, for any case Of 1eucozrhea,
Female Weakness. Prolnpsp,s "a Failing
Of Womb which they cannot cure. All
they ask 10 q fair and reasonable trial OF
their, means Of cure. "a $t3ss
slv Favorite Prescription n ms YES weak
women strong, sick women well Accept
no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
MoTHERs AND DAUGHTERS
should have medical book handy for
knowledge is power. a standard work
Is the Peoples Common Sense Med
ica1 Adviser, by r. v Pierce, n. %.
Send 3I one-cent stamps for the cloth;
bound book, or AZ cents for the pGper-5
covered volume. address Df. B.
Pierce. Buffalo, N. II 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
:: q d.nne is duties tiles D ana powers,

10 odalne ltS uuIleo 0hu ls poWoi .,
pr0ved M M5ffs = Bits III: PASSED. Y, y
TO provide for the inssuance OF $50, goo
bonds BY tho city Of Newport News for
Ct eama Is +
ss s9fa Mayys
William county. 5ss
to determine tie population q. e towyn Or
city Proy|ded for T., y rs Section 1ie Of
thf amsna ana RI Section
shasssr % r. s.ty e BTlste s snd f.
sMh s1ss i 3D., conflict herewith approved
sot Hampton to borrow SIS, 600 and to is IS
70 D amend and re-enaot the 18th sub.
division OF Section II Of the eharter % Of !,
town Rsrn 81 ens t e levy an
tax for street entitled
a an as i March 4 1900. entitlsd an act
to provide for working and keeping ni 9
tfe County SnS Of washington. and to .u-
rnS!' mone ss By S9a tie 81 and to
build bridges and maccadamize the roads
in said county, and to authorize the
qualified voters OF said county to vote on
the question, approved April 2, 1892
TO authorize the trustees OF PetsWorth
school district. in Gloucester county, T.. - to
b9E5oM fna ssas
OF obtaining divorces q J: \
companies Chartered. in this state to re.
incorporate as stock companies under
their existing corporate names G2
To amend and re.enact thS ttle t Q, an an
tab b and location Of small pox
hospitals. or pest houges within iiiiy}
y yarss OF Of pnSlle Genie tsry any clty,
or to hereafter establish any such hos ,
hoss. t baD one soa hpn pnB
i liz paris bark < or public cemetery. in any,
s Ss4sS g e 1 f. approved
titled an act to provide for working and
keeping in repair the roads and n lr bridges e
Of Russell county, and to authorize me
for for said purpose. approved February q,
sg%: Is q an is5s. = = - 4
TO submit to the qualified voters OF the az
1sTn s w Mflnassa 4 Special election
be held there for, the question OF the
establishment OF QlSpeHSuIy Aoi 8Gt!Aoo'
sale OF Intoxicat ting liquors therein.
10 amend and rs.e1act se ths a,t : 81 81
Danville Va relating to powffrdto c sup.
panies. to Improvement Of roads and
limit e outstanding debts 60, as n amendd;
February 19. 1900, as amended and re-
enacted BY an act approved February !.
1901. as amended ana re.eenacted by an
act approved March 8. 1902. I. =. + =,
To amend and re:enact s 5ses 2, t = q
an act to provide for the working and a nc,
keeping In repair the PUBLIC ROADS and
bridges in the counties OF Northum NJ '.ar-
land and Westmoreland. 58
proved January IS, 1909. entitled an act &C
to allow the Board Of SUPERVISORS. OF n tne
kynehburE ana campb9sllt e co ~ tn ss
turnpike, or in Its discretion con,
vert It into q public ROAD allowing s 80
said road as a public road. !, y.
an act OF the General Assembly OF Viz.
! glnia. approved February IS, 1901. ent1'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
Christian Unity Meeting.

: Editor Of The Tlmes-Dlspatch
Christian Unity Assembly OF last
Sunday at tho Academy Of MI
SIC rather pessimistic Wow
your article. "a was present at the meet
Ing and did not get any such impress
aion. Tho attendan co was not quite w
BY any means, and the spirit OF. the meet
Ing was all that could be desired. The
meeting had not been well advertised.
OF a very high order and there was
all through q rat!tyinE exhibition Of tl,e
this is not. as was lntimated the last
\ OF the Christian Unity Assem- blies."
There lis more real unity among the
4 Of any other community OF my acduain.
lance. and this feeling will continue to
express itself and will grow through the
years to como, 81. = ?, !, :, 81
Richmond. Va, May s. 1903.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

March Il 1894, so as to validate the &C,
kno nc, dgnents heretofore taken to. and z
the recordation Of any deed or otner
bsgne sxeo ~ athoush the
n thoaIsed pt to take aeknowledgmsnts was
q Gf1, s tak SGs II. sasa
acknowledgements, but not. otherwise tasvsnad IN IN
d fspo and ALLOW heroa dr any y;
thorised 10 take Fl ackno wled gments I to
( take Acknowledgement to deeds or otn aer
writings executed by c2mR1ddny or such
lime p such an officer OF said company as
would have to unite IN executing l ne
tsea Cd IN the property conveyed or dis
posed OF thereby. 4 B 5S N ~
The House. 81
The HOUSE was called 70 order At 1920
clock, BY Speaker Ryan d1d sp p5oSer
( OF the Methodist Church. !. /.
Tho following bills we're a@E' offered ana aae
rsBsa M gsston S t aad cods
ton to the superintendent OF weights well MS
and measures =. =, Y - !, = rar ro al,ow
s. ): Hopkins HOP q u Westmoreland. e erect
i, ,sxs Esrt sT Rsy. he
. BY same TO provide for working ana ,nd
keeping In repair the roads OF Caroline
By Mr.. Duke (by reauest) 4 TO. pro- r ), ),
the roads OF ;Albemarls. Il. ~. :.
#,islment Of a game commission and to
BY Mr.. Read: TO provide for WORKING
ths T0sds e Mssk 5oss
snaflfnF 'a dsiyeT hs e
Public Instruction certain annual Fepot -.
ALTER FRANCHISE TAX.
c io%e4 eSe A ss eissa
and he declared that Its PURPOSE Z, w Z,
e sr gtae q Hess el was
re ferred to the Committee on FINANCE.
Mr., Cabell presented 9 measure " 70
amend the law 50 as to INCLUDE az eiu g
prevent the pollution OF portable water
used in cities and towns. and IT was re-
ferred to counties cities and towns;
tered on Monday to reconsider the vote
BY which the House adopted Nj. Gar r
ter's resolution. calling for committee
repora pT snd Stated that he was in
favor Of the latter proposition.
ena. M e. spsfs 70
vent the entlclng away OF servants. and
f he was often Interrupted by members
y opposed to the measure.
Mr.. Early, Of Green. made speech
full OF life and fire. and he, was often
cheered as he favored the bil l and de-
Tended the farmers Of the State
Upon roll.call !, the bill was rejected
Il NJ. Kelley offered bill to require
+ comm ssloners OF the revenue TO assess
all registered voters with q poll tax and
to REQUIRE county and city treasurers to
receive tho same whether assessed or
not. Y. -
create a public road commission Tor. the
county OF spotsylvania, and It went 70
the Committee ON Roads. .S8.l ..s4 ,t5i
and passed O. large number OF uncon-
tested bills before adjournment.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To amend Section Three OF an act
amending the charter OF the town OF
10 create q board OF sinking fund nd
commissioners for the town OK GLADE
|$Yille. in Wise county. 81 a
10 amend and re-enaot an act entitled
an act to create and maintain State
I board OF crop pest commissioners and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06

At a meeting OF the Board Of Managers
OF the Bible Society Of Virginia, held
Monday afternoon, Rev. r. v. Royal, CT
Bedford City. and Rev. M. NJ. Roane. Of
Rockingham county. were appointed
agents for the distribution OF Bibles. A
donation was made to the, Me thodist In
stitute and to the mission work among
the colored people in Dlnwiddie county.
Tho Board adopted q paper expressing
qualification at the determine ton OF DR..
4 r. p. Kerr to remain In Z Richmond and
con tinue his service on the Board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
r 3 &c Camp CONF, Forward,

Arrangements for the trip OF r. F.. Lee
Camp, No. I. G. ", to the G ,ntedsrate
Reunion at New Orleans. La. are pros
crossing finely, and many members ct
the camp have expressed a desire to 60.
1t is hope that all who have expressed
nm interest in this matter VIII at once
send their communications to Captain
David A. Brown. Jr,. No. s14 Fast Main
Street, as It is necessary to make Anal
settlement at once. Vi III Sf IN gi5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
Mr. Wiltshire Qualities.

Mr.. G. n. wiltshire who was Monday
night elected member of the Common
Council from Marshall Ward to succeed
Captain william Russell. resigned, yes
&terday filed his qualficat ton papers with
city Clerk Ben. T. August. Mr.. Wiltshire
Will probably be sworn IN within the
next few days. @ Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
Federal Building;

The receipts from stamp and other sales
in the Richmond postof1ce for tho month
or Anril -aggregatc !. t3o, ,aES compared
With SIS, II Tor April. iso2;s I'm increase
OF seven perss for 1903
There was < a quiet day In the revenue
OFFICES and 8 tho marshal Offices tyester-
day, after the storm incident to the raid
OF the Chinese places Marshal Treat was
In Norfolk, Clerk Brady was at his desk,
and the revenue officials were all engaged
In their routine labors. I ,set5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
} ELKs TO PARADE

Richmond Lodgs VIII Garry Crowd to
Baltimore.
Z. Richmond Lodge Of Elks expects TO
carry large delegation to Baltimore IN
July to attend the meeting Of the Grand
ALtdpe The lodge wilt enter the big pa
rade in 4 contest for a prize, and Will
YEA, blue serge suits, wifi stripes down
The legs, The contract for these suits
Mas been given by the committees Mesyrs.
burke, Kelly, Weckert and Evensen, to
Eurk and Company, and It Is quite likely
that at least 100 suits will be ordered.
MANY Of the Manchester Elks will join
with Richmond Lodge on the trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
To Bring Him Back.

Governor Montague has issued a re-
QUESTION on the Governor Of Tennessee
for s. Dibrell. Of Norfolk, who Is wasn't
( ed on the charge OF obtaining money un-
der Ease pretenses. Detective Snowden.
/ OF Norfolk, was here and got the papers
and loft for Tennessee to get his man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
.M lheS GheQ1,s rs.
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"a Ruined Life. at the Bitou thie wesA
Is ono OF the strongest and most piotur-l
esque melodranas seen In that theatre
this season. It 10 quite outside tho Eensrali
run Of plays Of this character. aad deel-
Ing with hypnotlsm as means oG as,
covering crime Is quite apart fEoFn tne
regulation stage intrigue. lss IS st slS5s siS
Miss Elsie Cresoy, the young actssss,i
who is playing the leading role, has won3
Il great personal triumph.
There VIII be q souvenir matinee at tho
5Biiou on Thursday afterno on- Smaui pho-
8toRraphs OF Miss Crescy will be SVEN
to all who attend. This Will % ~ nIss
of 4 series Of summer souvenir mxunSeA
thnt viii be given at this house this sea,
son. "a t,s fyts5 Fl s2 AZ XIX Z, tSss
Manager Charles Rex. OF the IAa$h otfs
cult Of theGtrea. vii leave to-day tor y ~.
York to get his opera company toseth er
and complete his ARRANGEMENTS for the;
summer season at Buokroe and the ottes
resorts that ara under his ynanagen ent-l
W. "a, Whltecar has returned 20 the city
with the new Wells Company that - toi
play melodranas through the south en g
summer. The company Is q very stron0
ana attractive one
The attraction at the Htou ne1s wesS
VIII be the melodrasna a. latte Out.
cast" described as "a thrilling pay, %
STA rtling realism, Astounding IN surprfs-s
yingly novel oltunaxss and vivid situations
~ intense dramatic power. M. Otto
wells, manager OF the CRANKY Theatre.
In Norfolk. where the play is running
,ths< weeks, says It Is the best ptecs seen
In that house this season, #
Manager aiffen Is expected here az the
end Of this week with his company that
Is to play through the summer season g
the Academy, Letters received from, the
manager during tho last day or two ds-s
clare that the company will DO the bAst:
no has syor brought into this terrtory Y,
10 Times pispa tch reporter she said
Yesterday that she was not to be 9 mems
bar Of the company as far aa she knew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
u NATURALIZATION
sRicchmond Elks to Put Some Candi-
dates & trough IT o. Night.

Richmond Lodge OF T0lks will meet In
regular session tonight. when the new
Initiation Will be tried on several candl-
dates. Plans for the trip to Bedford
( City to attend the dedication OF the Ma
tional Home will N be discussed. Rich
Snond Elks will leave here on tho 10th,
returning on the ed. =
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Mr.. pohertytOut.

Labor Commissioner James B. Doherty
is able to be out after hhaYing undergone
q most painful operation at one Of the
bospdtals OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
SOUTHERN BAPTls r CoNvEN.
TON.

Savannah. Ga, May 7-lA $685.
one fare. plus twsnty-nye cents. for
the round trip, via Southern Railway.
from all points. Tickets on sale May an.
EXCEPT BY payment of fifty cents Tickets
extended to June lat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
The House,

The House was called TO order at 1920
20 clock by Speaker Ryan, and !, prayer
was offered by-Rev. George n. Spooner,
OF the Methodist Church. !. !.
Tho following bills were offered ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-06
Ap3ointed Agents.

5taIsgsf4ss3 ftObttt1 r. MIAMI
Richmond. Va, May 5. 1908.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-23
WANT
LIGHT UPON POWER
IN FACE Of VETO

former ruling was complete and final.
as Senator Baldwin's motion fulfilled
the requirement of immediate consid-
erotion. 1t merely continued consider
alton until the Senate was prepared to
decide the matters with complete in
formation before it.
The motion of Senator Baldwin. car
ried.
HOUSE WANTS CONFERENCE.
A message from the House an
nounced that Representatives Paele,
Nakaleka and Andrade had been ap-
pointed as a committee to confer with
a like committee of the Senate on the
question as to whether the Governor
had vested items in the unpaid bills
measure before the time allowed him
for so doing had elapsed.
Senator Isenberg moved that the
communication be accepted and placed
on file, as the Senate had decided the
question it's own way.
Senator Achi contended that the
Senate had no right to take any joint
action with the House regarding a
veto. The law was plain. 1t gave the
Senate power to do as it pleased, and
the House the same power on it's own
behalf.
Senator Dickey argued that in so do
ing as it pleased, the Senate could act
by committee or any other way. He
moved that the House be informed that
the Senate had deferred consideration
of the Governors message until Thurs
day.
Senator Baldwin held that the con-
ference asked was not on the veto
l,,,t A. tlo.I l.a. L., =
therefore it would be no harm to ap-
point committee.
The vote was six to six and Vice
President Paris decided against con-
ference.
THE LOAN BILL
Another message from the House
announced it's passage on third read
ing of bill making special appropria-
lions for departmental uses of the
Government for the two years ending
June 80, 1905, otherwise known as the
loan bill.
1t was read "a first time by title and
ordered to be printed.
HEALTH ITEMS.
Senator Baldwin gave an oral report
from the committee on health and ed
ducation, on the resolution of the
Chamber of Commerce soliciting favor
able consideration of the items for re-
funding advances by merchants to pay
for sanitary inspection. 1t was to the
effect that the Chamber Of Commerce
should be informed that the Senate
has acted in accordance with the sem
timents of the resolution from first to
last. He moved that the communica-
ton of the Chamber be acknowledged
with a statement to that effect Car
ried.
AT 11:17 the Senate adjourned until
10 o'clock this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-23
(From Mondays daily.)

There were no outgoing vessels yes
terday.
The Arthur Sewell Is expected to
get away the first of the week for the
Delaware Breakwater.
The Swedish ship Thessalus arrived
from Newcastle late Sunday after
noon after a fiftynine days trip.
The Claudine from Maui and the
Mikahala from Kauai both arrived
yesterday, each with large passen-
ger list.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse ar
rived from Maui and Hawaii ports yes
terday morning. She brought down
thirty-two head of cattle.
The oil-carring steamer Argyll ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday
after trip of days and hours. She
went directly to the railroad wharf.
The barkentine James Johnson ar
rived from Newcastle yesterday morn
ing. She had an uneventful voyage of
forty-nine days. She is anchored in
the stream.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-23
No Danger From Japanese.

The report of Carroll d. Wright. COM
missioner of labor, TO the United
States Senate, concerning the future
of the Japanese on the Islands is
quite interesting, although misleading
in its conclusions. The fear that Ha-
waiian born Japanese will one day
dominate the politics of the Islands is
groundless. To certain point the
Japanese may increase in numbers and
usefulness, but it must not be forgot
ten that the wealth, the industries and
the ownership of the real estate Is
practically all in the hands of the
whites and Hawaiians, and until the
ownership of our big plantations, our
vast commercial enterprises and our
steamer and shipping service passes
into Japanese hands. which of course
will never happen. there need be NO
fear of political dominance in the ISL
ands by Japanese.-Maui.. News.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-06-23
So Different
Lots of Claims Like This, But
so Different-Local Proof
is What Honolulu
People Want.

There are great many OF them.
Every paper has it's share.
Statements hard to believe, harder to
prove.
Statements from far-away places.
What people say in Florida.
Public expressions from California.
Outlines good endorsement there.
But of little service here at home.
Honolulu people want local proof.
The sayings of neighbors, friends and
citizens.
Home Endorsement counts.
1t disarms the skeptic; is beyond dis
pute
This is the backing that stands be-
hind every box Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here Is case of it:
Mr.. Cyrus S. Edison of Kapiolani
Park. this city. says: II am at present
a teamster and came to the Islands
fifteen years ago. Previous to that l
drove a stage coach in the United
States. These occupations necesstat-
ing my being out at all seasons were no
doubt the cause of my kidney disorder.
l had the ordinary symptoms of this
complaint, and resorted to host of
things to cure 1t. All Of them failed
to do so, however, and when I had Al
most given up hope I heard about
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills and got
some at the HOLSTER Drug Co.'s store.
They did indeed relieve me and am
quite satified with the benefit they
have been to me-"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are for
sale by all dealers; price so cents per
box (six boxes $3.50. Mailed by the
HOLSTER Drug Co.. Honolulu. wholesale
agents for the Hawaiian Islands.