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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
COMMERCIAL NEWS
nonOLuLu EZOIlAMoH.

Following . notice by lhe directors
IT The OabI bsEar Company that extra
dividends uOnid be- paid on October 10,
November 10 and Dseombef 10, Of forty
cents D share IL addition 70 the roy
ulay monthly dividend of twenty cents
share, this stock mid back between
boards yesieFday " 2200 md the0 wgot
b s2.6O ~ Nbisa 40 shares changed
Kinds qbs 0irest0u 81 the ilonomu
a3gar Company also gaye notice Of The
payment ~ AZ sKtra dividend Ut W a
Share, payable 0et0igr q, ~ addition 10
The gegolaf monthly dividend Of ! n
staYe, aad this stock alsO made o gam
on ihH bid, bat mona changed hands,
AZ The afssiaB aaiea Oihh WIS the only
efbek dealt IN And showed n dyellne,
first ~ half n pDint ana then " Oac'
eighth mare OnH NJ the fentircs u
the day ~ ibe exchange VIA tho ed.
yBnse ~ tiri piee ~ lle stock " the
oahu Halfway ana Land Company,
nIlft Nent from i4i,bD w 1900 0aL
1bid resOd On tbe exchange yesterday
eiia ~ follows
iitweHH b0aidsI
u, N, b. y. IN, 70 ~ 1900
1abn hug Cov 40 "a 32O1i 800 a.
1910, no at g2G0j ~ "a $500,
RWh ifiaa C0,, 100 al 82.G1
Inv, Pine, rOi, ~ $500
phA,dau rug riah Inn 100 M rs,
7bl be IA 98fb,
Session saimi
ulaa ing r0., 100 ~ b6pl . NJ d
g1b,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
HOSPITAL SITE
AND PARK FOR MAUI

The Territory will give the County
Of Maui two pieces Of land ms soon as
the necessary fornalities can be com.
piled with by Governor Frenr. One Of
these pieces Of land Is for park for
WailulSu and the other for n tubercu.
losia hospital. to be maintained by the
county In Kula. Governor Froar had
the matter brought under his notice
during bis recent visit 10 Maui, and n
request has also been forwarded 10 bin
by the supervisors.
The hospital will be made selfup.
porting aa much M possible Tho
county viii receive $50 ncrea and pro,
duce viii be raised. The health Of tho
patients, II h thought, will be- helped
by the light work that They will DO
able 20 curry ON IN connection with tho
farm work,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
BLON Gets THE
PANTHEON CORNER

Papers were signed yesterday max
ing lease to A. Blom for the new
stores in the Pantheon Block, at the
corner Of Hotel and Fort street for a
term Of years This Is considered lly
retail business men to be ope Of tHe
best corner in Honolulu; three lines Of
cars pa@ every Ave minutes during the
day.
II IL said that one firm had an option
on the building pending settlement
Of the federal building site aud for that
reason the applicants for stores have
been up In the air, 80 to speak, waiting
for a chance TO move. Mr.. Blom gets
three stores on Hotel street beginning
at the corner and running back 10 tho
grand entrance on Fort street.
Tho Pantheon building Is built ept
lircly Of cement and metal, no wood
anywhere in the construction 10 IL iA as
nearly nroprOof ~ cement can be made,
While Of two stories only " Is an IND
posing structure and ~ great improves
mcnt 20 that part Of the city. Mr..
Blom goes to the Coast today for a
hurried trip to the San Francisco deal
crs IN dry goods.
Cable orders have been sent TO New
York for lines Of goods so that he Will
have bis stock on the shelves for tho
holidays, Preparations for moving 10
the new store viii proceed during his
absence, lie win remain In San Fran
cisco only during the stay Of tho Man.
churn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
HOZIOE 10 DBPosIToRB IN THE
RInBT AMERICAN gAVIfg1B q
TRUST 90. or HAWAII, LTD.

T'eyBgast 10 . resolution made ny thg
Hoard " Directors Of The First Amer.
ieH1 BaviBgs a Trust Company of ia,
Vsii, limited, notice Ia hereby given
~ III Dersoss baVlBg mOBoy on deposit
~ Aall Bank, that from abG after tho
6Tpl dsy " January, 1919, al interest
aSsfaisg W ~ paid 1pOn deposits now
~ said BaBk, and spOB 81 deposits
thereafter Dads, will be ~ Tho follow
iBe faless F0T HE term " 81 months,
~ ts rate 81 two aDd 0nsbaf p0r
rent pr snHsmj FOR ibe tern o. nine
months, a. The rate NJ three per cent
pr amman, nhd for the term Of twelve
months, aad nDWafda, ~ tho rate Of
fgBT Dsr cent W. AMMAN. ,,,
Il. y. PICK,
geeFstsry and Cashier,
Dated, Honolulu, n, r., Sept. 9, 1911.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

~ atchInr. ne mover Knew what 70
VS. - flocp vel from the time he took
tie & NQo l.nLh lie was cured. He
kc,t Us nwa..e oil hours Ia the night
and his health wasn't what you would
call good. We tried everything but tho
right thing. Finally BOT a eet " tho
cav wo dld not uss ali a them until
no was cured. We have waited q year
and hall 70 ece II " would return buE
IL never has and to-day his akin 4 clear
and fair ~ II possibly could be. hope
Cutlcura may save some one elec'B
little ono'g suffering and also their
ison b., At0hison, Kan, Oct. 10, 1909"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

Cuticura comfort for all who suffer
from facial ertiptions such o. memo (plU-
ness and oily perHplratlokiaf found Ia Rcn-
tic hnointings with cutlciira Ointment
followed by warm baths with cuticurn
Soap. For preserving, puEify inRand beau.
flying tho skin, scalp, hair and hands u
infants, children and adults, Cuticurn
Soap and Ointment are prioeleaa.
and cuucufa Hee0Yen( tb0cl tOf h ne Torn d
chocolate Coated pllA 26c, plf val Of eQl hqle
b0is pTqp9, 1916 Cpiumnua Ave- HlFiOn, Ha1
e. a2-pase cutleurA Book. illlled NJ. fking a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
aApD ThAHBl9 DIVmRllDl

A diddesd ~ si,bo share, ~
aae aad oue half per eeai ~ lila
semmsH Hiaeh ~ ilonoluh liapid
Tgassll sad Land w., ~, has
baep aeslated ~ lia ilreei0m u vii
hs dse paa payabl 0mm0v Tbs
smauel " b alslHplied % lg,s1a on.
iapla uaHall remNgH infi safe 0h lh'
alart esehaHFf HHs "a fllni hng ~ geH
lalaas's liHi " giaal ~ fiap bld,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
A lflFYF RHVHHaH'

nlf llpHg Ala n islina No fal n
illr h lht aflnplnNr HlaillfH NJ hf
llNNWAH heHi HifHfh M ihHl "A
NHNHHi W'Hff maN u iNF Wai
NNhl llA laN M lhalfI Na aahf4
Nw lANNlf alai AN Has ,
HIHHf # fHNlif MllN RI iHf
lfHIH M 6 HNHllHH iN. HHMNl
lii HHa NNf IN Miff HW
NJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

fal hanH fewplalpil a flililfe =
nsli elll nhsnlfflalpii falle lhelHs
aua lHanNefa hliaNY Rpa eaflef pll
q p lfllaln ~ lasl fala apq asa
IsaAlfa alll $3.50 aNa aH|0Hf4 =
lArMAel & 1919 "a fNfa'NIHH fNe ~
HIli0 laiiY sHH F 8 ~
N''''a HH''N + IN i4lall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

! w ~ ~ INNN ~ ~ " NNN ID
cur baby was seven
old he broke out
with what We thought
was heat but which
gradually grew Worso.
We called ln q doctor.
lie snid ID was eczema
md from that time W0
dpctorcd six months
With three n the best
doctors In Atohlson but
he only got worse. His
face, head and hands
n solid sore. There
was no end 20 tho
srherinR for him. We
Lad 20 lie his little
4 uds 20 Keen him from
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
HOMESTEADERS' F0RLORN HOPE TO HNJOIN
RANCH COMPANY FROM CLEARING LANDS

Charles wilco the Maui county audi.
tor, who 10 one Of the homesteaders and
who is also acting on behalf Of the
other homesteaderS interested in these
lands.
The lease Of the cornwell Ranch
Company on these lands expires oeto.
Der 81, and it is only after that date
that tho bOmesteaders, who have NJ.
ready drawn their lots, will have the
right, under the decision Of the attoT.
ncy.gencral of the Territory, to take
possession.
Meanwhile the company has several
gangs Of men busily at work cutting
down the nlgarobh trees with which tho
land is covered, md which are stated to
constitute its main value. IL IL to stop
this alleged depreciation Of property
values" that the injunction is sought.
preparation Of at least $4,000 be pro,
vided for, this sum to cover period
until the legislature next convenes."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
n. SENATOR MAHDf nsOh
Is DFAD IN LIVE hp00l

biHEHluOi. September ~ lQfmaT
ilalied hiall4 heHaiel iNHnpg ffdellei
NauafHan N hellafla alel heip YfH
iaaeg ~ W. laia N lallaiplrila
~ 1871 ~ ipmalfi N ulla ~ lHhnl
ahelf NJ sel aAWlllfa N lha pQl lle
lalsna ~ llblaH Aiml NJ q mifHlf ana
lalgf4 ihlangtHm 10 iHfl hHf isiH
M ailh ~ lFal 81 limiIef Hrnalai
~ m4gf4 ~ nrblaala NJ lnlW Ana nal
llnlel = lNF lHllf1 hlaiH ag0NlN h
lfHi nIHlH4 an NFNA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
CIVIC FEDERATION
MOST EMPHATIC
(ContInued from Paqe Id

(Sohuhued from FNgc Dne'l
p. Castle, J. r. Gait, II. b. Anderson,
Colonel soper McChesnoy, Doctor
Pratt, r. j. Green, A, i. Cooke, Oleson,
Franz Atherton, w. A. Bryan, A. II.
Ford, President =. J.. Horne, Doctor
Hobby, A. q. Smith, q. J. Waller, g. II.
Dickoy, Doctor Clarke, j. s. Emerson,
w. Q, Weldon, W. c. King and w. j..
Rowoll.
Tho directors OF the Merchants AS.
ISOLATION win meet this afternoon TO
take dnilar action in connection with
the quarantine problem.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

NluVilNlluu ny we fNnnlNI " 10 ihrunif
mendad that funds be otherwise con
irlbniad for Ibis specific purpose,
Parasite Wanted,
niIbni ypur honorable bOah consider
tbs ndyihabiliiy Of securing tho err
Wires NJ an experienced economic on
i0m0loNhi 10 search f0r an effective
pniHailn ~ parasites 0n ihn Aeditnr.
ranenp fruitfhinn, The necessity ~ ihe
appointment ~ ihH beai nAn agallable
f0l this purpose ~ paramount Tho ap
Minlneni 0f ~ assistant might "
nnfeHHaIyr hp madr laiaI 0n dependent
un tho results obtained w lie 0plnlpn
af your enmmliirn lha most sfeeiipa
80fA W fpnlgpl would hn by ihp pua'
rnaafnl lHiluanfil0n Hnd establishment
NJ = suitable fluli ~ parasite o. para,
sllna hninlf'H mpihld NJ rnnif0l Wy
Hneh means hHs proved ln ihp end much
mafe haiislafip1 lhHn 0lhei ffenNWle
Nnasulpp A. na elective paiallie VI
he Nriliellanrhn flNii ~ q on lpl
fnaNn in fninmninHlfir \ Hill fHhf
fnHfldWahln ihnf ~ FpHlfh faf pnf HHi
Hffn lhrH lhf ffnillf WHY pa fHllufn
u y nfll HNilh llfinH i0f hpNolff
auA lhr manrf HrrHl IN asHfmAlll
AHH lNlflllHrHl fNalfh nill n iuflhl
AZ flMlail4 nilb lNf ffNNila lNHi E
sAkfNaHlNl NllnANfiiNu 500 fHlhNilHh
VlHl NJ ~ NHpllff fNfWf HaHll NAf.
NJ HNf UMi lNHNHiIifH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
gSHOIuluMsHHmsni Works, Ltd.

FsBy equipped ~ % Al kinds Of
hOssmsut WOrk ~ Frisco prees.
Kisg Street near Aiskes,
y. y. B0r loI. Phone s0eG.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
SUFFERER
FROM ECZEMA
Grew Worse n Splls ofeix Moaths
ofkble;t Treatment Sleep Ter
dbly Broken face, Head and
Hands Masses ofDreadful HumOL
A SINGLE SET or
CUTICURA CURED HIM

With F i .u %s aR'Sy ,s e oi q. 1s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
STANDS FIRM FOR
SOLID PRINCIPLE

W, n Castle, who was ene Of the
principal speaReFs "a tho meeting ~
tbs civic federation yesterday, asserts
m0rl emphatieHliY that be- has agt
changed his mind ~ regard 10 Tho neeea
Sly for an amendment 70 the shipping
laws permitting passenger trans be
Essen bic poll ana ilN gaHi W fgT
elRn eleamera as well as iho6a hylnR
lhp Amfllfap hag. A. fast NJ ~
We y laahedN ahpnl she lnaupnre ~ .
fpFelgn steamship llna pnlfi and \ insi
81 uifanR ipl ihe mpilhfallan NJ ihf
shlpwnH Jews aa ~ b eHnlnal b meal
agAllen ~ ihe gpalpnllaf lHWt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
gUsTHEGs oAzDs.

nCghOIAyLU THofg WORKS coma.
shisegy u sysry bsaeTfDtion made 70
GFleL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
ooRT or HONOLULU
ARRIVED

Tuesday. Sept. 20
Am. + 5. Santa Rita, fsom Port San
Luis, 1880 n. M.
Str. Mauna I.on, from Kona and Kuu
ports via Lahaina, $3.50 o. "a.
Am. Schooner Helene, from Grays
liarbor, $40 q. N.
wednesday, Sept. 81.
NJ. N. 3. s Honoluan, from San
Francisco, Z q. M. (Hackfeld wharf,
Str. Claudine, from Hawaii and Ma5i
ports, A. NJ.
Str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai ports,
a. m.
Thursday. September %.
p. M. S. 8. Manch1ria, from Yoke
hama, $3.50 y. m.
DEPARTED.
u. 8. j. II. T. KuSul on cruise, Q
a. m.
M. N. S. s. Lurline, for San Fran.
cisco, p m. (Matson wharf,.
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and wdy
ports, 10 a. m.
Str. Binau, for Kauai ports, 8 p. m.
str Mikahala, for Mol6kai and Maui
ports, p. m.
U. s. Gunboat Annapolis, for Mare
Island, 4 p. M.
u, S. A. 7. Dix for Guam and Ma.
Mia, 10 a, m.
M. N. 8. =. Honolulan, for Hilo, 0
p. m.
Am. s. s. Santa Rita, for Port San
Luis, a. M,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

pemlar So gpeaiY kinf Nllei. % 10
kNlrpHa fpRa ana mnnl applleHliaqs
haYn mlflt llan madH ~ lnla Nefel
nv flaaF alHiea @falelaal lhai Tiers
ala Wanf ufai lIlilp fHmWN henei
ilele eng lhai ila Heh "A HiiHRHlnH
NJ Hilf lle lois afeirA en- M allNla
llI'fl ~ HoNH p raF'h|e lW Hla
Hia iNH il0 F4lm NJ ~ Hp3 Hlil ~
ailllHa ~ Nslla'Aa laaa8 N lAH lnHN
N lhe lM n lN0
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29

Per NJ, N. 3, y, Lnrimo, for Saa
Francisco, Sept 26,--Allen Bosw0rth,
q, O, Campbell, Mrs NJ Christ, Geo,
Clair w. w, Coleman, j, II, CrqWs
Mrs, Grove aud child, Bort y, Fox,
Captain Freeman, j. J., Green, Hon,
Julius Kahn, Mrs, Kahn, Messra Kahn
R), j. KonDedy, u, Miller, Miss Myers,
Miss w. M Porter, w. l., Ray, l., A,
Reed, Miss y, j. Root,
PeT Atf, Mauna KeR, for lilo via
way poFts, Sept 60, W, Tribe, Mrs
a, W, Richardson, Mrs, HeldelbeTgeT,
y, NJ, y, Watson, Frank May, Miss
NJ, Marion, N Naelntyre, James Mat
t00n, II Ahana, w, D, Mecalum, Mrs,
Nc Nalllmi Miss liaTreel0ngh, Mrs 0ns,
lioy o, u 0nlleh, Mrs, y, heh0ltz, y,
", Carr, Miss Jordan, q N, Myers, M,
A, lhau, ~ w hedingtnn, iieY, AZ, n,
Santos and son, Nra " ", Davis, w,
II Reid, n " Waiiy, w, H. Hip aud
wife y wright, Miss Costa, W. Ice,
Miss a q hagley, Alfs ~ Lawrence
! y, H. MyaL u W Wallaee NJ
QmppeT, David hNallh0, " y n0nd
W. Green daa nrafler y, MuUay
hlng lh0l lipn Dong liap, Roy. y, w
b0ple ani phili, Ms y MaTYi f9unl
hlaa fneh, allf and ehlli, Ma kNn
ial Henry y lse Sam " knne y
y puhui Ana capt u u Walkal
feT ~ hlnal, Nv hauai pqllal sept
~ MrilFllaHi a hghFllaaH ~ n
failebli, Mla lifp "a, lifn faf anl
ina eAll4isHl Afy 49, Afs' = haA
lonal 4 a t0mane ana Alfei a
NfMf9ll Ah hefkl eef Maui Aiai a
~ llHilpN hff llNMahN Ne ~ y
llNlA All naIHhola anl alla NeY
5 faalgNl Il + hHHHhfg = E hNe
Nefa 4 hpAhs lhaf kHlRhl
llp H@ A0e lefH Hea NN'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-29
PABsBNGERs.
ArrIYed.

Per str. w. O. Hall, from Nawiliwlll,
Sept. H,--R Miinch, 8. y. Wooley, H.
s. Simpson, j. Fukuya, X. Kobayashi,
Mrs. Yamagami, D. Conway, N. Ku.
.n,ngai G. u. Haynes and fourteen
deck,
Per str. Claudine, from Hilo and
Maui ports, September 27.--Mrs. s.. q.
Harrison, NJ. Enos, II. M. Hatch, II. X.
Smith, T.. j. Lord, W. NJ Keolanui,
y. j.. Austin, Chas r. Wood and wife,
Miss =. Pratt, Mrs. J. Frcitas, Mrs. j.
!. Abreu, H. NJ Range and wife, Mrs.
p. II. Case, Miss Case, Mrs. II. OiSulli.
van, Miss H. Treadway, 9. J. Scboen.
Ing, A. de Corto and wife, Mrs II. y.
Carley, Miss Carley, Mrs. NJ Jesus,
Saito, Kamoto. Mrs. KamomOto, An
Yon, -, Rawlins, 9. II. Dickey, Masa.
hi, W. II Field, wifc and three ehll.
dren, J. Choy Miss D. Gertz, j. Bar.
tclIo, Mrs. Tnkashimn and child, Capt
Weisbarth, w. u. Patterson and forty.
eight deck
Per NJ. N. 3. S. HonoIulan, from San
Francisco, September 9Th. X Bish.
op' and W fe, a Blumme, Mrs. X. de
I@raal, Mrs. w. O.. Brash, Miss w,
Hrnsh, VIM. Johnson, II. j. Ifime and
wife, Mrs Geo. D. Kneass J.. O. Malt.
land and wife, Mrs. II. Mccormick,
Hurry Norman, Mrs. A. r. Rocker, N.
Satow, Mrs. A. l.. Stable, j. r. Taylor,
wife and two children, Fred Waldron,
wife and child, Norman Smith, b. II.
Towlc, and M. q. Elliott.
! Per =. NJ \. y. Manchurin from
! Yokohama, September 2s, for Honolulu:
ltNIHnVuNn
F. For San Franeisco. q. G. Arnold,
Mrs. q. G. Arnold, Maurice Benjamin.
! Chaplain q. A. Brodmnnn, Mrs. Grace
Bigham Davis Brown, Mrs. Davis
Brown, Chiinn Shoa Ching, Mrs. ". a,
! ClnytOn, Infant aud servant, Master
! Dnlmor Clayton, Master Catherine Clay
ton, Ellis Cromwell, n. n. Champney
! Mrs ". Champney. Peter Cooper, Mrs
petcr Cooper and infant, +. dc Menezes
Mrs r.. dc Menozea aud son, II. H.
Dodge, Mrs. II. r. Dodge and son, Mrs
/ V. a. Dodge aud SON. l.. Everett, Mrs
u, Everett aud infant, Mrs. Rhode
Caches Miss A. u. 0aryin, Mrs Fred
j. lf0lton and maid, Master i. j. Hal
ton, Master q. j, Haltoh, Master L. J
llalt0n, Capt. o. l.. Harrison, Mrs. A
llon0dle, Robert Rowland, Miss II. q
Humphreys, Mrs. Il. o. Jennings, Stan
| Icy Llnga, Mrs. Stanley Lings Maj. G
| II. McKinstry, Mrs g. II. Mcifinstry
Sydney Moss, u. ", Pickham, Com. J
" Palmer, u. =. NJ, Mrs. j, u. Palmer
Mr.. g, o. Riyierc, Miss Riyiere ant
maid, CASTOR Schmutz, John q. siog
fried, Miss A. sl0nn, Miss ". Sloan u
g. Stand, y. w. skelseY, Mrs, NJ. Tid
ball and infant, NJ. =, Thompson, r. II
Vaness, Mrs, r, H.. Vauess
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FUNDS WANTED TO
FIGHT FRUIT FLY
(COnIlnued from Page ono. }

tbs county iurinerat0rl failing such ap
preparation by the county, " 10 recon-
Included that funds be otherwise con.
iribulad for this specific purpose
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Deitz. 3. and Sophia Nussberger. = Rev.
Charles F. Bergner.
Homer Brett. u, Of Meridian. Miss, and Ona
Bell Wellbon, .. Rev. George 7. Dudley.
John Perry, ., and Edith p Sullivan, q, Of
Fredericksburg. Va Rev. II. Schroeder
Joseph Byne, 26. Of Omaha, Nebr.. and Lucy
Jones' 2. Rev. Joseph H. Cassidy.
d. r. Hasley. 2. and Edith Z. Richards, 2
Rev. +. ]. OCmnell.
Howard L. simmons .. and Elsie VI. BallauEh
Is. Rev. John Z. A. Docrmann.
Walter Schulz 2s, of Oklahoma City. and Isabel
Nicholas Phillips. ., Of Charlottesville, Va. Rev.
Charles Ernest Smith
William H. GOucher, q and Lettye F. Hibbe o
Rev. Frank NJ. Thompson.
Chrales lawson, IS. and Teresa B. Matthews, 80.
Rev. =. ]. O'Donnell
William Hickman, 3. and Mary Grace Irrin, %,
both Of Baltimore. Md. Rev. J. T. EnsOr.
Harry P. Berrang S, and Fannie Owen. "a, both
Of Nanticoke, Pa. Rev. William F. Cannon
Ralph Daskin, %. and Faith Gray Stock, 30 Rev.
William T. D. Moss.
George L. McCurdy q. and Mabel E. Gray. a.
Rev. George A. Mills.
Carlton g. Van EnOn Is, and Antoinette c. Nal
natl, 3. Rev. q. G. B. Pierce.
George W. Staples. 20, and Mary B. Powell, =
both Of Colonial Beach, Va Rev. John L. Briggs.
Jocelyn Paul YOder. z, H Boston, Msss., and
Leona Edgar kidWel, 2 Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith.
George R. Scott. s. Of Gary Ind, and Alice NJ.
Mccormick. IS. Rev. ". w. McAiaster.
William Pearson, 90 and Edith G. Fry. a Rev.
sgmund Geisman, 49, and Helen Stern, A. Rev
Louis Stern.
Gideon BauEher, %. and Bessie V. Poole, Q, both
Of Baltimore Nd. Rev. Edward D. Stone.
Charles ". Greer 2 and Mae A Morgan, q.
Rev. Joseph II. Cassidy.
COLORED.
Harrison Watkins. .. and Cora NASH 2 Rev.
S H. Brown.
s. Posey, q, Of Baltimore, Nd. and Matilda
Smith, ls. Rev. r. A. Armstead.
Z. Wilson. n. and Elizabeth Queen. lS Rev.
John Richard.
Isaiah Tollirer, q, and Esther N. Hsmbry, Is
ReT. W. Westry.
Alfonso Z. Williams g and Aleytha n, Berry q
Rev. Paul Grifith.
Thomas Minor. a. and Tessis GLASGOW, q. Rev.
George G. Mills.
Clapde o. Dandrdge. 2, and Grace o. Wilson, a.
Rev. John H. Burke.
John Stewart, 2. and Carrie CAROLS, %. Rev.
J. II. Robinson.
George T. Walton, %. and EAnoa WALKER, IL.
Rev. J. A Taylor.
Murray W. onley, z. and Marie u. vevsy, u.
Rev. @. II. Harris.
LGErence @ Caldwell, o and Louise Whitley II.
Rev. NJ W. ID. Norman.
George B. Hunt q. and Amanda Massie. .. Rev.
NJ W. d. Norman.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
CANDIDATES MEET WITH
SUCCESS GETTING VOTES
Out-ofcty Contestants Says it Is Easy and Very Inter
eSting-The Trips Are Worth Striving for.

successful parties on their trips around
the world or to Europe. Parents need
not be afraid to let their daughters en-
ter for fear that they will be left to
shift for themselves; The Herald has
already arranged for the most careful
watchfulness over young ladies, as well
as the members of the party of more
mature years, from the moment the trip
begins until its close.
The tour around the world or a trip
to Europe is yours for little work and
persistence. Get busy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
CONDEMN MAI. JUDSON.
East Washington Citizens Resent
Building of Stable.


After a bitter wrangle between the
president of the organization and two
members who fought to keep the mat
ter from reaching a vote, the East
Washington Citizens Association last
night passed resolutions condemning
the Engineer Commissioner of the Dis
trict, Maj. w. V. Judson. and asking
that the President of the United States
be asked to remove him from the office
he now holds and transfer him else
where.
Capt. W. NJ. Potter. newly elected
president, is the father of the resolu-
tion. Determined that it should be passed,
he brought twenty-five new mem
bers into the association last night, all
Of whom voted with him. Thomas w
Smith. former president. spoke against
the resolution for an hour, during which
he said Maj. Judson had secured all the
improvement he could for East Wash
ington. Albert Schulteis also defended
the Engineer Commissioner, but with
out effect A committee will call on
the President on his arrival in Wash
ington and lay the matter before him.
The erection of a stable for the street
cleaning department near Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth street southeast,
was the main cause of the condemna-
tion of Commissioner Judson.
After declaring that $125,000 should
be appropriated for an addition to the
Eastern High School and for recreation
grounds, new officers were elected as
follows:
Capt. W. NJ. Potter, president; 8. w.
Curriden, vice president; A. Girouard,
treasurer, and Charles NJ. Emmons. Sec
retary. James L. Parsons, Charles
Shields, and NJ. I. Weller were chosen
to serve on the executive committee.