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and shot him in the back
 Mrs Ezelle stated aDmt the same detail of uhe situation in tie room az rhe girl m effect that Freeman was near the door and Sheriff Hale was on tbe stool near the piano. and Compton was 5tsnd'as close to him Mrs EzelI made The positive stat) ment that Ha,e had his hand on Es pistol just before The shooting.
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How Old People May ProlQng
 Their Lives

At advanced age the organs act more slowly than in youth. Circu- lation beconfes poor. blood thin and 'waiery appetite fitful, and diges- ton weak. This coJrditionsleaves the system open to disease such as Coughs, Colds, Grippe, Pneumo- ma, Rheumatism. etc.
 YINOL is the greatest health creator end body builder we know of for old people as it supplies the very elements needed to re- build wasting tissue and replace weakness with strength.
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Partello, the UphoIsterer

Now at sa7 Pleasant St. near Rock 'H- land R. R. Bridge. Phone. I5s2. Up hQisteriug Mattresses and cushions to s)' . der Worn and Cracked Leather Fur nnpre, Cushions and s.utanoDlies re- dyed and enameled. (Pd mi &th- t dyed and enamelSa. tPd. 1 Mo,)
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Mrs. Ezeii Talks.

Mrs. Ezeii Talks
 Mrs Ezen made a statement of the affair iast at the conclusion of the statement by Miss Compton. and in her presence, and in the presence or ue others wao heard the Compton girls story It was u substance as follows
 Sheriff Hale and Compton had come 10 he house in the mo'nine together and said they wanted Mack Freeman. She stated to them that Freeman was not there or about lbe house She says Hale insisted that be was. and that she-lhep tod Hale he was not bur f he believed she was Icing about t. he could search the house She saws Hale and Compton began their searoa, and that in one room Chez found a small tfe-t--- h4fft-it fft-itt. Compton thought was the girls She said sine told ihem il was not but. Hale said they would search 1T any how and hey searched it
 She says after the first search. Hale tol3 her he believed Freedman was ou the place, even if they had not touad him. and that they then entered one more roeA and searched there. and weut through another trunk Over her protests only 10 find nothing
 She said they then left the place They returned iu the afternoon and. were together The girl went n the parlor where they were. and soon Neeman came along and Mrs Ezell saA s11 told him not 10 go in the room VI Ere they were or they would hurt hlujbut that Freeman sad some thing Iout there being no danger and went in the room,
 She says later she followed him ln. tbe room and just as she stepped in she heard Freemap saying that the girl did hot ha&efto gQ hack, and lf 'rs'f's'e-e erlas did not want 10 NJ back he would not do 80
 Mrs Ezelle said that al this time She took hold of the cnat-of Free man and was ss.ua l9 crowd him rom. The room and hal Freeman bad turned his Back and uas stepune 10 The d0oT, when Compton apened fire
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TRE RlGRMOHD HaTEL

? 3. Elliston and Son, R1oprietons 70 outside rooms, newly fu~T7shed block from Bath House Row. sleam heat. electric iahts. cal bella
 RATES S7 TO s12 PER WEEK CaIi and sse Ua Before Locating z ss EXCHANGE ST.
 F'nrpiaAe6 flats end cottages for light Housekeeping in counectioD.
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CONG. HousE$oF ISRAEL

Regular services win be held to. night by Cong House Of Israel. cor her QuapaW and Market streets. al s o'clock Rabbi Rhine wiH deliver the sermon Mir Nicholas Davies ot Detroit will assist the hoir aud. sing a solo. Visitors and the puhuc are cordially invited
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mEIENls rIlErI.nnt

ease ls recorded in Albany \ ". of woman who felt she Was breaking down bv age aud was doomed to fho weak and Feeble c0ndition of old Ieopie. She had lso sirrngtn and the slightest ex- ertton tired her. bat hGNOI made her well aud strong and she states that she Feels fen gear@ sonngeF than she did be- fore taking SINUL.
 We ask every aged per5on in this neighborhood to try a Nettle of VINOL with the understanding that We will return their money if it does not prove beneficial.
 N. c. MORRIS DRUG CO.,,
 Hot Springs. Ark.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
JOHN Fl. HELMERS.

9ic @afner mo Satin, lotple
aud, iSrl. gitber Gullnm, bon Sore,
moren am Iebten 3ielstag bier IN
@eidditen.
grn5t tSocbner, ron Ban. nor
an Gien$to1 bier in @eidGften mro
iprod, bel oieIer @cIegeIbeit audi
bel inns Dor, 8itr Grneierinrg leineS
announcements.
-Gbas. 4ugulfiite mllrbG aIt Dor.
iaen @ittippd nah ct. Soiiis &c.
ruferl, infnlge Der be0erflihel err
frarfima ipines &aters.
-6rau 6ris @roBntalm ipurbe
am Mittpoh nab ct. 9uiris ms
&oipital aebrodt nm BORT tuegeii
zines langidbri9en Seibers elmer
Gperntion m%iterSogelt 5lt 1per0en.
-Ssfan &pbert <efF ritN Seren
SodJter, 5rau 2oltis Soeffner, BON
9die. parer o1r lesten Wontae bier
uiN itatteten audi mierer Office
cineit niIlfomnleren 9eiuh ab.
8ruu SSsobn Heifi uto bcren
Sodrter. 2oretta. reiiten am lebten
SonstoQ ,tods Ct. 2ollis lpo Die
Softer lid elmer giigenoperotion
a~liteniehen miiB.
-Gfas. @glcp reilte am iesteli
3icnstna rod Dem Stnat grfonios,
init eiuer 9ln5ohl proipeftiper 2ano.
finier- @err GgIep lit 49ent Fir
arfahias SdlGoereien.
9erniant 2ettmonn lllpo Sat
fiji, no4l Ct. Qoiiis. traicr leBtc
G2ofe bier EN-, sim 9ciitf bon
AerrH 2ettmalutS Batter, melfer nod
INNER franf narnieber liegt.
8eibrudts Candies mo 9alm.
re~r3prungen, Gigarren i'll idY51iei
aNffgW, Griefbogen mo Gpuuerte il
eleaanten Sdafteln, @eihnadlt&
rnio aeriabrssaarteH Bel u. 81
Ri9.
Sg. @radt, bon 6reNprids6rrq
mf0 @Sn. 9ummert, pon Morriiun
traian am Gienstaa oieier @odN
Ner ejn, I'M iih ser @eieai6af
proSpeftiper 2otSf1uier oltf oel
Sour ilod Dem Staat arfauios an
atiddieben.
SRI. &ofu Soifmam uno Sri
SnIoa Grmidl BON ST. Sonis, iopii
Sri, Sulio 6riamorn, BON Mprri
ion, faniet Ieste @ohe bierher i'm
Dem 9egrdbniiie ihrer Shmeiter
reip. Gouiine, 6rau CLARA 8. 9auis
beHl1nobnen.
Die, BON sen RitgIieoern bes
6raienbereins Der CT. @eoras sir
de, an norigcR 8onnerstaa slbelti
IN Or. Smitb's Sale oeranitaltet,
etitrc.Eartn, mar elm grober Gr
folg; ldmmtlide EbeiInehmer Der
lebtefr eiten geuuBreiden Meno.
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9iite Scr @rpf- nnb Glcin . &c
id)murencn fin oen Sannm
Scrmin.

0oS GountpA8eridt Fat Die ga
mcn folgenoer 8iirger gc5ogen, Inn
ipihreno oes niiditeit SermirtS bes
&reis- @eridfs. b~eginneno am 5luei-
ten Montag bes nGfiten Sanuars,
als CROP urtb reipect. OILS &lein
8eIfpuorere an 0ierert:
GRAND JURORS.
Boeuf township-E. J. Albers-
werth.
Boulware-Louis Hnmmert.
Bourbois-Wm. L. Krause.
Canaan-Hermann Kehr.
Richland-Henry Gawer. Clar-
ence Leuenberger.
Roark-Christ. Hamburg, Jr.
Hermann-Geo. KlenB, Eugene
Rippstein,
Brush Creek-Wm. Pietrawske,
Third Creek-Henry Boettcher.
Clay-Thos. M. Palmer.
PETIT JURORS.
BoulWare--kefdmand Gerilch
f. r.. w. Meyer, Fritz Frische.
Boeuf-Fred. Steinbeck, Christ
Gumper.
Bourbois-Wm. Nowack, j. d
Lemons.
Canaan-John G. Loeb, Henry
Rehment, f, w. Pelster.
Riehland-0tto Jannisch, Leo
Il. Held, Aug. Redeker.
Roark- Herm. Kuhlmann, VIM
Faes, Louis 0chsner.
Hermann-Hermann Nagel, Hy
Schuch.
Brush Creek--Alfred Rector
Geo. Ringeisen.
Third Creek-Hy. f, Wilkens
Fritz Ridderbusch.
Clay-Ed. Wehmeyer, Johr
Lahmeyer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06
Stonp Sill.

Souis @rannemann perfauite anl
porigen Gpnncrstng. an Serrn 80.
fer, BON GeSar Sort, eir Giero fir
$50.
Der airdJend)or D%eriantntelte lidJ
am IetteH Sonntag 0afmittag in
Der Stride, nm seeignetc 8orbereit.
itiugeit SIR 5eier bes foimmeipOen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5ii treffen.
@ottlieb Sraltb mo Sri. Maria
0oertnaitip ip1roen am Mittmph,,
6en 81. Gppenlber, bur6 Baitor
&libn, III Der @obning Ser 9raitt-
elterip eetrout. @ir mimiden Dem
illrgen Eanr piel Slid altf ieinem
2ebensapeg.
G6riit. @ltniper tlf0 @attin iparer
mcbrere Sdge Ger porigen ISOLDE in
S~efierion Gitp, niif 8eiud Oct ibrem
Spbn, Gbeo. @iniper mo oeiien
Satin. "a
Gbas. Gross, pon Crate, mar
am letter. Samstag in oieier @e.
aen0 nuf benz 8iebbaRoeI.
Com. SeinIein ilno @ottin, lomie
aid, ". s. 8ollcrtien llirA Satin,
ucbit fleiner Sod,ter, gioIa, moren
am letter. Sonntag bel 6. @untpcr
mo Samilie.
Gr. @r1elbredt l1bt gegetau1rtig
iein Office @eb1itbe p~ergrobern
ourdl aHbou eines 3iminerS nebit
@rSgeidloB. lie 3immerleilte Beng.
@on @ehren inno Stolte beiorgen
Die arbeit.
stbonrirt out bos Sermanne.
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adtuma sarser!

Sn ser regeIn6bigen Sitnng hes
Sto0trotfs, am Iebteit &pntag, oefl
2. S. ~, mlrrbe beidloiien am nddl'
item Iuntaa, ben 8. .. M.. cine
MaIienoeriammllng Der 9iirger Obj
subaltcn, 5llm 3lpef eingebenoer Be
ipredaug. grfl1ralng unb elrSgilti'
ger gntiheibirns, Der oerlfieoenen
| sraaen in 9etreff Der Sl baitenoen,
notblpetSiaen WebenfaltGle, iomie
aIeid1ians Der beiten Mittel u1o Use
ge .sirr Defunug Der aoiten.,
Gas Serritorium IN aueldsem 1id]
toie 0iitrifte Der Mebenfan1Ie be-
linden, eritreft iif meitlid bon Der
Greene Greet bis sur @ajbington
strube mo nopbIif biz sllm 6lub,
Ser Ban unierer @niieraperfe lit
bis iett iehr 5ufriebeniteuelrh irrS
al,d1 m6elidit raid, norangeiGritten
iuto i'm miditcr 3eit mnlB Der 8au
Ser Ibprgsfanale gleidlfnls III arl-
griff genonlmert tper6en; es lit baber
lnrbeoingt notbmenhia baB ale Sra-
seit, weIde hiriidtlid) Den Geberr-
female in 9etradt fpmmeii, mog-
Iidit balh urb gang beitimmt erie.
oigf meroen.
S1mmtIide @iirgcr lin0 Ill oieier
&eriammIung eingelaben; nor ollel
ionte es iid) ober ieber @rilnObeliter
i'm Giitrift Der 3ehenfandle 5ltr
mad)eir. arl nddJlten Iontag
5u erifeinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

Die id0nite slltsapobl Gappen
fir 0tdnner urlo 9raben bel Sobn
$. Selmers.
-Non Rieboff, BON Seiferipu
Sim. mar ant letten Sumstag bier
alif @qiiNt bel leiarer Mutter, 6rnu
9. 81. 3ieboff. iouic anoeren Ser.
partOten.
E9ouis Sanniif} ulpo Satin,
npn Ct. Soiis, traien ON lebten
Samstag bier Elm, oilf ibrCm @coe
nadi Stolhe, INT Der @earSiguna
I]rer &ernllloten, Ser Dcritorbeudn
6rau War anieid,e, bci5rmuobnen.
-Gbriit, siegcl IT,, meIder ne.
aen Sragen nor perborgeiten @oiicu
BON areisgerid,t 5u $50 iiebit aoite7
peritrtheilt Doroen mar, lit am MIor.
Tag mieoer ans Ser Gountp Sail
~eutIoiien poroeu. no er Die Strnie
ltlbb Soften 63 Gage lang ,abge.
ielien" bate.
-Senrp Sdlulte tu0 Spd)tcr SRI.
6lora, Don @ap, iparen ntehrere Sus
&C 0ieier Isolde bier lit @eidaften
bein 3abnar5t. &arr SdptIte err.
lreute ard ms nit qillem @ehtdl
nllf u%tierer Office nno er1,elerte
bel oieicr 8etegenbeit Iein abome.
liteilt aitf oos &~plfsbIatt.
Geo. 6. eberIin, ser agent fir
Die 6orG 9lltompbile, e~rficlt an lep.
ten Gienstag Suci 1roBc, neltc
3olrin5-G Cars. &err G5erIin trslr
iconty iebr erttduift, oaB liuei mel.
tere alitomn6iIe, meldc er beIteat
bate, nidst .aeiatlSt perScn fonnten,
neil Die 6irma gegenlnartia III iebr
nit auitrdgen iiberbduft lit.
%. u. Silber febrtc Iebte @odlt
bon electra, 3eras 5lriid, no err iif
mebrere 8oder autgebdIten lat,
te ann nod ieineit @eid)1ftsintereiier
Gr lebeit. @ie 1lits Serr SLIDER nit.
tbeiltc, itto ole oiesiGbriaen Grnte.
altsiidt ten 6ort iebr GUT iuno 6e,
Getrieb III ben ScIfsIDern nimmi
gleitfnas INNER gr0befe ausocbrp
ling al.
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8nr.8aQ.

has nelle Mn0 iehr bcIIebte Hegeis
ipiel mir 8outcn iorpobi ais rpie fiir
Serren, 1T hin Sermairt geittert
mopoen ulrb iit Jest IN ben &anmei
oes neiier @ebGuOes Der 8asconaoe
Central Selepbon So. auig@tellt.
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49,

g9ir nermeiien nliere 2eier
hermit onf Ole @cibnadts sIn.
Setacn OH anSerer SteIe oieiss
8Iottes. ilnierc 8aufleittc er,parteu
Elm aroBes Beibnudtsaeid0ft nrao
Gobeu Suber, ihrericits. aud olcs
@oglidse aesainrs inn fid 6arniii
.ppr5ubewiten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

Ghas. Msumbralter nlo Slfillile
siehe1 biele @odye nod ct. Sollls,
Inn oaieIbit ~bIeibenOcn anientbait
sii rebmeti. Serr Munbraiier rep
tie lett mebreren Sobren i'm sue
relic bes Snternol &epettiie Diens
ties, bat dber ieet cine Stelle ~ oeL
ct. 2ouis Sffice erbaltai -yfe'O
Sopcu 2eooer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

: SriidIe &oiinef. aorintbem
eitronat, Srauqer- urpb G%itronelt
idnIere GatteluJ Segen rnph ale
Sorieip Miiiie ioluie ridden rio
reinen Sonia, Bel Sobn s. Selmers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

slbonnirt out Ods Sermanne
goItsbInii. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

Sriide &piinen, aorinten, Gitros
nat, Dransen. uno Gitrunenifalen,
0atteln, 5sisen. @iiie uio Country
9unep,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

Die id6nite 9(rapabl 9appcn
fir M1ltner uro 9rlnben bel Sobn
$. Selmers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

Nic Safner l1rb @attin, iotpie
aud, 1srl. gitber Gilllnm, BON Sore,
fparen am Ietten 9ienstag bier IN
@elddften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-06

Candies. gaum . @ersiernneen.
gbptolabe.@ Candies BON Is Gents
per gfunb Bis gum 5einlten.
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lows: The hair is first waved, then
drawn back simply over the ears and
gathered into a flat knot in the mid
die of the head. To be more correct, it
is only the right side that is drawn
into this fashion, while the left side
hangs free. After the right side has
been smoothpd into place and the back
knot flattencd out SO that it'wilI pre-
sent no bulge the left side is loOsfy
brushed back over the middle and to
the right yiGr. where its ends are
turned under ana tucked away by in
l!sIhI,. pirs.
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Expensive lowered ribbons in an
,tique designs and with picot edges are
used on hats in place of flowers,
Moire ribbons brocaded in velvet
have replaced plain MORE.
Bands of these ribbons sometimes
form the only trimming upon the
small tOques Of fur and velvet.
Fantasy trimmings consist OF
bands made of different-colored china
beads.
A fringe formed from loops of these
beads outline the little capIike tOques.
Gold brOcaded passementeries and
the use of appliques Of vivid embroid-
cries in silk, wool, brocade or gold
and silver. laid upon fur, are others
Of the striking novelties.
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l""n ioo'O"II team. 'o' I"SS w.
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ms 'ii"i ""s"lS oi'o' '0''. 'i','' ne az
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an" 'he tIeeilDe uioAe iUl1n "i 1t,l
'nF moving PlC'Iiee were Delne us
Iia'eu' II was ho'eu, NJ" l'0i
when The scenes attending the luHredl
OF the late naval nero fooley H. hN-
ans, we're thrown upon the screen
there was not murmur' ana the audi
enCe was more than ready TOT the
songs ana cheers "hen 'he cheer
leader next arose.
In the eastern cities II has some
times been the custom OF the Vlctorl-
Gus football team TO parade the streetS
and play the part OF Vahdals. so last
was perhaps IousheI anu 1o.SieI
'HioD' "' ~, III aI9a..Iis. ,,o ~
CI"eS' lneIel "olln ,I 80
p'"'e III '"e eA0ise 7,.ttt iu ~. 3hnir
'he poys "eIe nc, .t' ~,
.sInooihh'es "au.eu " ~ 'nel
GU "'e 'Heli 80 20
themselves IN 4" manuel NP' 'N'>''0
'"g,I pp.eIi"'on a. ~ D,nobo,, hoe
IoL Nuilnei VI IN Inado" h"t
i mUt il"u " 'onipeso oa,,uoJ ~, 80
'lis ., So a., o% W,."~ T';,,,HorIo,,n ,,,ho
p pc. 'on ,' "a -rr n,,n,hnr ~ tho ,elIe
r 'o. T JnI o,,ou, ohaor ,,itb sririt 10
undertook the coaching of the goods.
a
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crs were laid for Captain and Mrs.
Thomas. Captain and Mrs Shuttle-
worth. Captain and Mrs. kumpke, Cap
tain and Mrs. Sturges. Captain and
Mrs. Apple. Captain Carey, Captain
OtfIey and Captain and Mrs Watkins
Major and Mrs. Tayman 10 Entertain.
Major and Mrs. >Tayman are enter
tanning at dinner at Schofield this
evening for Captain and Mrs. Falc5
and Captain and Mrs. kUmpke.
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were 3aH Tor SIN inc.uLjng, Mrs + ".
= BrarUsl,p, MIS-. George Angus, Mrs.
! George KhegeI. Mrs Albert iIorn"r.
: Air, Charles Anterior and Mrs c. +.
! Bush
After iuHchton tn" parts motorrd 10
liz. IapuEese Gardens at Mo"uHmu
Mrs. Robert W. ShIngIc entertarred.
Mr. ana Mrs. GeOrG" BcckIr! en-
rrr;aIutd at an "Iaborat" dane" at til"
C,'.ntry Club on Thursday c}rnIng
in compliment 70 Mrs, Robert W.
Shingl". no celebrated her birthday
on thar day. The club was prettily
decorated with palms bamboo and
flowers.
Mr. and Mrs Robert ShInylc re-
ccjycd with Mr.. and Mrs. Beckley.
Kaai's quintet club furnished the mu.
sic for the dancing which continued
till the wee small hours.
Among those present wer" Prin-
cess. KaWananakOa, Mr.. and Mrs. RO-
bert W. Shingle, Mr. and Mrs. George
Bcckley. Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Mac
farlanc, w. and Mrs. +. w. MaCfar-
lane, Miss Alice MaCfdrianc, Prince
and Princess kalanianaOlP, Mrs. S.
G.. O. King, Miss MajOrie Frc"th. Mr.
and Mrs Bruce Cartwright. Jr., Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Abbie Buchan-
an, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Along, Miss
Margaret McIntrc, Miss Kate McIn-
tyre. MIR and Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs A. G. HawCs, Jr., Mr..
.
Frank Thompson, Miss Helen Gay,
Mr. and VIM. Lucas, Miss Callic
Lucas, Miss Clara Cummings. Mr. and
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Falk, Mr. w. B. I.ymcr, DR..
Ferdinand Hedemann, Mr. Edmund
Hedemann, Mr.. Guy Macfarlane, Col
onel Wilbur Wilder, Mr.. Bert Clark,
Mr.. Thomas Gray, Mr.. Frank MC1n-
tyre, Mr. Walter Kendall, Mr.. Arthur
Gay and Mr.. Harry Cobb.
Mr.. Albert Bush and Mr.. lie Roy Bush
to Entertain.
Mr. Albert and Mr.. lie Roy Bush
are entertaining at a dance this even
ing at their home on KewalO street
About fifty or their school friends
have been invited.
The invited guests are Miss Rather
inc Blake, Miss Charlotte Blake. Miss
Gertrude Blake, Miss Florence BAL
lou, Miss M:Jred Chaplin, Miss Laura
Cassidy, Miss Emily Cooke, Miss Flor
eRce Davis, Miss Cleo Case. Miss He
len Church, Miss Ruth Farrington,
Miss Eleanor Gartley. Miss Ruth Cart
ley, Miss EneZ Gibson, Miss Stella
Hoogs, Miss Gladys Halstead. Miss
Bernice Halstead, Miss Katherine
Jones, Miss Genevieve Hooking, Miss
Lillian McChesney, Miss Grace John
ston, Miss Marion Paris, Miss Rather
inc Paris, Miss Dorothy Peterson,
Miss Gertrude Ripley, Miss Carol
Reed. Miss Mary Smith, Miss Ruth
Stacker. Miss Kate Singlehurst, Miss
Florence White, MIR. George Bromley,
Ebert futile, Franklin Richardson,
Roy Graham. Henry White, Frank
Winter, De Witt Alexander, Willard
Ables, Gordon Brown, Donald Brown.
Fred Carter, Sam Carter, Plat
Ceoke, Bernard Damon, Joseph Far
rington, Ralph Girdler. Robert Horn,
William Harris, Vernon Harris. Geo.
Lindley, Stanley Mott-Smith, Ernest
Mott-Smith, John O'Dowda, Jerry
Smith and Malcolm futile.
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Colonel and Miss McGunneglc

Entertain
Major Penn. Mr.. Little, Mr. ROgert-
son, MIR. HiiAmon and Lieutenant
Sheridan were the guests Of Colonel
and Miss McGunnegle of SchOfield
Barracks on Thursday evening. The
table was prettily decorated with
fruits and flowers.
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Major and Mrs. Tayman

MAJOR ana MRS. ayman
Entertain
On THANKSGIVING Major and Mrs.
Tayman of SChOlield entertained at
dinner for Captain Townsend. Captain
King. Captain Burnett and Lieutenant
Priden.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

On" Of the jOlliest Thanksgiving
parties was that which gathered
about the holiday laden table At the
home of Harry Hicks in kaimuki. The
dinner was held at t p. m. unique
pIIce-cardS being used for the ocra-
sion. Among those present. vpro Mr.
and Mrs. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE"
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs {. f. Merrill
Mss Pauline Merrill. Mr. Leslie Hicks
and Master NJ. HeminSer.
Judge Stlden 3. kingsbury Will
leave in the transport in the early
part OF December and will meet Mrs
Kjngsbury in California. Judge and
Mrs. kingsbury will spend Christmas
in Los Angeles and will return 10 the
islands shortly after the first OF the
Year.
\ California society Wounln WHO
NaS hooked to leave Honolulu tins
week remained over and il is rumurrd
t}H' her Enlargement 10 q Young man
prominent in medic al and social cir
r."S will soon be announced. Anon.
Mss Enth NJ, Cht> ne, the dul-utr;
& NJ. and Mrs +. NJ, Nc> 'h"-nr!
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Captain and Mrs. NhuttlrW0rth
Entertain.

Captain and Mrs. SEuttltNu}1u
We're hosts at dinner last evening
t0s Colonel and Mrs French and Tap
tain and My> M,CIraNe
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Thanksgiving Entertainment at
Schofield Barracks

SChotIeId BarTdCkS
The officers of SchOfield who are
married entertained at dinner on
Thanksgiving the officers who num-
Der among the ranks of the bachelor
This is one of the old customs of the
army and is followed every year.
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Captain ans Mrs. B. n. Watkins
;. Dinner Party

Captain and Mrs + II Watkins
wrr" hosts At I'm "mioyuhl" Ginu"c
patty ON Tuesday r1"nim2 At t,:"iv
quarters at Schofieid Barracks Gov
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Alexander Young Hotel
Tnayer PIaro CO.
GcrC3trorr Muse CO.
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TICKETS FOR SALE At

Honolulu Music Co.
Hawai- Promotion Committee.
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MONDAY. DEC. ,. 1912, >:l5 p. III.
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Mss N;th NJ, Cht> Ne, IH, duI-uir
C NJ. and AIRS +. NJ Nc: 'h">n"l
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Dramatic Musical Recital

ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL PAVILION
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who has been Nisit.n! on tie munlanI
+ to- tn" past year. will return TO this
! cit! by the Mongolia next FylLay.