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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
CAN'T PROCEED IN
. SUTHERLAND CASE
Judge Grinnan Restraints Police
Court From Further Action
in Alley Matter.

In an oftlsr entered by Judge Daniel
GrinRan yesterday III ph9 Chancery'
Court. the Jurisdiction OF the Police
Court in questions affecting property
rights is challenged. and Police JUS
t!ce Crutcn.eld ;s prohibited. pending
the future orders OF thu court. from
proceeding further to take Jurisdiction
In the test case brought by j. Leroy
Sutherland against John J. CrutcnNold
and the c.ty OF ltichmond.
The case grows out of an alley run
ming south from Grove Avenue, BE-
tween lIarvie and Plum Streets. beside
the lot OF the petitioner, which lot
stands III the nante of Jack Temple.
Recently tlsa Council ordered the own
Ell Of the lot TO remove certain v6struc-
tiofs to thu alley. II being then con
tempiated 20 change its location by
exchanging land to make the alley
run through the block asst and west
instead OF north and south, this being
the desire Of most or the property
owners.
Appealed TO Higher Court.
The proceedings IN regard TO ob-
struction OF the alley Wen taken in
the Police Court, and Sutherland sum
moncd 10 show causc why he should
not be fined ga for failure 10 remove
cps'rucuons to Il puoi'c allfy on notice
l."'' VIC ny /" MS "f'"ti 10 the
:, q i, ~ '''c J"t'H-
,H,,-, ". t'e =" 'as.a 81
,.e.,I .,I ~,
upheld. though the Chancery Court
does not pass on the main issue. which
viii come I'm later involving In. ac-
tual owners hip OF Tie aEcy claimed
both by tho city ana Sutherland.
In his answer FOR tha city. city At
torney Pollard 'reptla and Indignantly
ropuiiates as irrelevant ana also un-
Just and without Foundation. not to
say scanda!ou3, the several charg 5 Of
the said petition made, .inpntlnG bad
| fiith to the c'ty or us officers III the
institution and prosecution Of the pro
cecd!ngs.
me peNti"h oil S"ther l"hu state
mat ne Is the owner Oh 'he house an"
io'' W. rf"Ne Avenue between ii"'' ~
! ana f!"hi "'rects' inc io' fronting 90
rec ihch"a more OF 'eSs' " s'''P VI"
WI" eaS' "'"' OF uhcs' taIh "'uth was
I "'ice i"iu On 80 "h "''rH iip' i"su ~
'"oNc -ANc""'' ""' '''' p'''t''"e'
WIS f'"hy Hei'S ago "phn"ohe" - 'ne
''S' IN tracing Tue "'sto'E Oh 'ne
tract inc pc'Hohrr Eoes pa'h 10 '''
! A"nu'H '7'oh 81 :EuhcE' "aue ~ We"
! 49, "",""'"' ." 81"
S"""s 'i"' !" 20" NV "''uh "ei"4sc '
! w =" va - an insane ~
S""' ~ ""'Ae N"S
"'N'"'"' 'Hn ''' "'-'S
WIS h'''' op,"e", s'a'eu vi ''"pi " ."'
anu Wa H''tiN aoa Hoo''.u. NJ ASST ''
80 ~
I MI. sutherland now charges that the
2 'COIfttnsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
GUILD DiSLOCATEs SHOULDER
WHEN SHE FALLS FROM WAGON

May sutton, two years old. fell from a
wagon. which vas standing near her home.
i'~ Accommodation Street. last night about
o'clock and dislocated her shoulder She
treated by Dr. 7. y. Moncurc ambr-
lance surgeon % the CITY Hospital. with
other children tho child had been playin. :
In the vehicle. when she lost her balance
and fcl TO the pavement. Her condition
Was not regarded rs serious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Three Aldermen Attend.

Three members OF the Board OF Aldermen
showed M when the roll was called last
night. II Was the Boards regular meeting.
night. but since the Council has held no
meeting this month the members knew that
there would he business from the other
branch for consideration. President Whttet
Will call meeting later In tho month when
tho Council shall have disposed Of It's pend :
ms docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Goes nnck to YnndeyIlIe.

Tho Biiou Theatre will again change Its
summer schedule on Monday when three
acts OF vaudeville and two reels of moving
pictures will be given Mt each performance.
with four performances Mt day. The type OF
vaudeville Will be up to the hiSh standard
given at the BIjou last summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Crc,yJ,, Cor, Noh,,oI

Police headquarters was notified Yesterday
that two freight cars OF the Scahoard Air
Line Railroad were entered the night before
and six. boxes of tobacco stolen. Efforts are
nov being made to locate the thief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Iiituiithic Icoptc >tni Fight for Broad
street Paving Contract

tor tFiil time this month the Common
'Ineii will codesvor to have working
"rim present to-uiShi q, O'clock ser.
."ni-ai Arms EusHci is doing his est.
'"t N.fh several Wrni\ors out 90 The c!ty
'AH DINERS who have los: .Licrret since
''sE i''.od or recollection luor4ms are not
easy Z" gct as they once were. The
mole months docket is before the body Tor
h.sh'siton .nc!udius confirmation o. award
o.. contract Cor THE Broad Street PAVING.
ii.d action on tho Ferguson ordinance for
t4nIns "ndu" political activity OF city en-
'l"lihri"Ef tho recommendation Of
committee on Streets an regard 70 the
''o-l S'ftct paving IT appor's thut me
'i'oh'ic Htulihi, Company. NhlcA r.r.,lt-
cnteitalnel h'tccn or more Csuue,t-r'.,
"l 'n e%irnicd "orthefn ~. has not given
"f iii' h"hl Tor tnc onntiact. Us ITS ae,nt.
pa <'"s'aW attendance a thc Ciu ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12

Petulon IN lSnnkruptcy.
\ voluntary petition In bankruptcy
fled yesterday in the United States District
Court by A. T. Sale. OF this city. The
schedule shows liabilities amounting to
$50. and assets valued at $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Nottingham Curtains.

Nottingham Curtains.
Manufacturers discontinued
styles. only one pattern OF a
, kind, at the following prices:
S1.OO Curtains, 79c-Whitc,
; yards long
$3.50 Curtains. 9Sc-Baizc.
81 yards long, 81 inches wide.
sl.75 Curtains, SIPS
White, So yards long, extra
wide.
Porch Swings, s3.75.
50 inches long. height OF back
% inches. depth of seat II
inches. made OF hardwood; carly
English finish, full bolted.
Crex Rugs Plain and fs
urcd, are here in any size and
price. from the 1SX5o-inch mat
At $50 up to the largest room
rug OF i2Xl5 feet at Sl4.50.
Porch Screens.
Green Bamboo Porch Screens,
complete with ropes, pullcys and
hooks:
oNS Green Porch Screens. SIPS
SxS Green Porch Screens, $3.50
lOXS Green Porch Screens. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12

Couch Hammocks. $500
Gold bronze finish, steel drop
frame. with galvanized round
wire spring, good mattress, IS
OF. standard duck ends.
Third Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Beautiful Cretonnes

Our stock OF Cconnes and 1acas, the imported SOC
75c and the domestic Zoe to 35c well as other needed
rails almost unlimited and the will
gorgeous displays OF coou and exquisite owcry designs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Porch Furniture.

Porch Furniture.
Bar Harbor is tho newest de-
sign i'll Chairs OF French Viii
low. Some advantages are dura-
bility, style, lightncss OF weight
and lowncsS of price. Com
pletc with cushion at $500.
Old Time Rag Rugs.
The typical summer floor
coverings; light and airy in APP
pcarancc. and yet as serviccablc
rs wool. You can have them
washed and scrubbed as often
As YOU choose. Plain centres
with borders, or ..'hit and miss"
styles:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
Mile. R1roads
Hints for Summer
Home Making

Begin your summer home making plans with Il trip to
Miller RfoadS Study of the first artistic
home furnishing also allow suggest methods of max
ing your home inside and comfortable In
with superb stocks solve these
for In instances low prices stand for
e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
About People
Movements OF individuals TO and
From the City.

After spending several days az the
home Of Rev Jacob Ruble. Al West
Alexander. Miss Elizabeth Campbell
returned 10 her home al West Union.
" Va.
n. NJ. kimberland. West Virginia
manager OF the Union Central Life In
surance Company. left yesterday for
Spencer and other southern points
Mr.. J. y Vance and Mr. n r.
Vance. of Wheeling. are registered a.
the Hotel Chalfont. Atlantic CITY.
Charles Hughes. OF st CIairsville.
was a business visitor inthe city yes
terday
Miss Mary Mitchell. Of the South
Side. is the guest OF friends in Wash
inston. Pa
James Wilson. OF Pittsburgh. is
spending a week with friends on the
Island
Miss Edith Sage has returned from
a visit with friends I'M Fairmont.
Miss Helen Jackson. of Fifteenth
street. Is visiting relatives in Morgan
town. W. Va
Master Arthur Graham the Young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham.
Is ill at his home on South Front
street Of typhoid fever
John &. Lynch. secretary Of the Y
VI. &. A. will leave today with the
SUNDAY party on a short tour Of the
state in the interests Of the prohibi-
ton amendment.
Attorney Marsh Watkins has re-.
turned home after spending the past
ten days in Morganfown. on business
II. J.. Cotton was registered at the
Anuler. i'm Pittsburgh. yesterday
j. J.. ilanley and Charles W. Goethe
We're registered at the Henry. I'm Pitts.
burgh. YESTERDAY.
$ o. PAUL. is In New York. s,oIpinr
at the Hermitage.
Arthur King has enrolled in the
High school. and began his studies
yesterday
Secretary Roy q. Naylor Of tho
Board OF Trade. Will spend to-day IN
Parkersburg. inspecting tine filtration
system of that city.
Miss Lena Tofel. Miss I.ottie To-
m"y ami Miss Mary G1us were guests
OF friends in Combridee. o.. SUNDAY
Miss Ada Gaus is iIl az her home on
North Main street
James Dolau and o.. EIrkessner
spent SUNDAY in Cambridge. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
COLLEGIATE AIumnae.

The regular meeting OF the Collegi-
ate Alumnae will be held in the lee
ture rooms OF the St Matthews p. r
church on Saturday afternoon. No
vember .. at O'Clock. The meeting
IS for business and sociability among
the members and business for the
year will be outlined The program
for Saturday. November 2. will in
clude Chicago University" Miss
Katherine Johns; music. Mrs. Edward
". Stifel: tea. Following the pro
gram tea will be served and a large
attendance il expected. Mrs q. a.
Aschman. chairman OF the hospitality
committee. will have charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

WIS IfeTiTUde -TaUIgr ~ lT----, I7-TI
a ~ -. nrd Tor Miss Mazda Peterson .-
ai"1art hiu. whose wcIdIr.- 81. Al
itviEr heneke takes place carly ia ~,
emher. The affair VS. ia ~. - ~ . ~
tdI Guy shower and tlc Urtde-el,... . re-
'.Nti q number of useful gifts lI..
I,,pI iionS were iu keeping with ff.r-
lowe en- and the guests inrIr1... t'i".-
1N@iud istrrspn. liIlda MuhIDulan T.-.
.Ah". kathleru Plank Helen Nf.t'.,.r..
l..',.. HHyLti. HcbrcOt Mckee. There's,
Si 4Ner. Gertrude ~tu4t.r. Md ..,..
a 'ii l. 'nmmIns, Edward IIorsirsfi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
HEALTH AND BEAUTY HINTS

Fresh air . Lots ~ water 3
Waiet-Iire exercise Complete
foods . Abundant rIf.u o. Right
fIIraIrr Harmonious nffffud.
. h'-r Orc The seven primary essentials
nf permanent health. beauty and hap
I.rfea
are y0u boosting wheeling
IiH Wheeling Health AND Beauty
fIuu BIAS uErrfH fH give Co. readers of
fl." paper 4 flll course uf Beauty and
IIfIIfH lessons. which when complete.
VIII transcend HrE previous public wur.
Hr fIIa subject Those applying fa the
-.ff fhr fr.f lesson zoo or.s. until tho
sIIf.nu DEL exhausted 40 tIfrasIIrr
lessons VIII Dol. cont to those who r..
... frr.
INr club believes fr boosting NOT
tr'' KING mutual e.rt Irs. arf .n
ItIrr LEARNING arf ftI.I|rg I..Hfa
beauty and happiness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

MI NI'.lr Moore. COZ tHt South Side.
entertained with e. Ghost t.rr, I'D ..
guests who attended We're '.If dresser ..
- "-i-. Tile follow iur were, fH. .......t.
ANNA 'Ihi'n~. Eiua Murwmar.
l.i''' .' DIirf mellon. l..fu.s I4snffa
Th'fIi NJ ,"uueia Miss Remand t.r-ri
W "rhmtn Bertha tuuet. selma $50 ...-.
"I "ui MI. clarence Moore and Nfr
and Mrs. M1prrHenI. Alec
ii't imam Walter Esrk. Fred Law .-....
iaHl Wpf niutu. william Ip..r.. tf4..
yN." Morris. Wesley ...uru.U. N..-..r
Deacon. and Arthur Nulf,. .iI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

MIS- Maud SpO0ner- Itegk.r b.. a.
ec.n me following Invitations f@f Esr
c cIiu,i''tN dance To be given az th. t.ILa
80 nbouhers Country Dance. Sam
~ ms invite you'ers 20 come IN -.
- i,,. anu "seus Will have q good tins
admission 1.-TWO bitsp tWert,.-,ic. 'l,,l,.
,,IIo y fse-and Aunt Samantha. sa,.
49, VIII Dc plenty 81 g. Yuu'n- rpII-t
wear your best bib and tucker ''i'S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Camp Fire Girls

The Girl Guardian of the Camp Fire
Of the Y. W. &. 4. held their meeting
az the association rooms on Monday
evening. Important business was
transacted and a supper was served
the girls. Following the meeting the
girls were taken 10 the meeting at
the First Pres byterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

ms evening the Mozar, So-is.,- 10
~. SCUM side Vii entertain Nifn fh...
- ing AFFAIR ard tte Stupp o-r.-.-...
l-l urn - TIE I-ic FollruI-r 49,
teneeft. dancing Niu b. the p.s,i.--.
30 80. th- M moers aud their friends Nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Halloween PARTY.

Mrs Henry Merkle. Mrs J. NJ
Wrestling. Mrs. Minnie Moffet and
Miss Margaret Grub will entertain
at the Island club rooms on Thursday
with Halloween party. The hours
are from to >. Sewing will be the
diversion and an old-fashioned lunch
con will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
HALLOWEEN PARTY
AT SCHENK HOME
GIVEN BY MISSES IoRENA AND
CHARLOTTE THIS EVENING.
county Club Event To-niaht-Miss
LIST Honored. Also Mrs. Nc
ClsVe and Miss Hennsns.

This evening at the beautiful So
ourban home OF Mrs Mary schenk
viii be given a Halloween party
which will be among the most enjoy.
able OF the season. The hostesses
Will be the Misses Lorena and Char.
lotte Schenk. the daughters OF the
house. and the barn will be used for
the round OF Halloween pleasures ar.
ranged by them The barn will be
decorated in autumn leaves and corn
shocks and the yellow pumpkin will
De found peeping through the shocks
and used for lights. Various gro
tesque faces have been made and the
aim lights from the pumpkin faces
VIII make the effect all the more ap-
pTopriate. Dancing will be the fea-
ture and three fiddlers have been en-
Laged for the dance. which will in
Guide all the Old-fashioned numbers
he refreshments will be in keeping.
ginger bread. cider. pumpkin pie.
apples and nuts being served. The
guests will all appear in mask. which
VIII make the affair all the more
pleasing. At early candle light the
guests VIII assemble and there will
be a continual round OF pleasure I'M
~ the wee sma' hours OF Wednesday.
The Misses Schenk are always great
hostesses and their young friends are
always looking forward to some event
TO be given by them.
The following will be among the
guests who will attend tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

q. an ne ladies' OF the Eon street Terpr.i.
Isrt..b..i."'i pure food sale. af ~.
~ october. 80 from . in tha r,rrr,i,',-
M 1,'Sii IN the evening Pics, rtEat
ana Mrs. Emanuel Hanoyer b. -'il"
OF the committee in charge. ''''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

The marriage Of Miss Martha
Kobsch. a very popular young lady
OF the East End 20 Mr. Edward
Shively. Of North Wheeling. will take
place Wednesday evening az \ o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Invitations have been Is-7-s g.. a.
Ntud.nE ~ Miss AnEeIene VosI.,'
siehds inter ~ Mr. Joseph A Rot
A Graham The weS3i,g =
~oisinnifed November and viii b@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

This evening the annual Halloween
dinner dance viii be Eievn 40 the
Country club and many dinner parties
have been arranged FOR the Ncister 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Home otrls cia..

The Home Girls Bible .-... -
sItalned a. the home of Nj "A A..
hste- on the Island and ths-. -
large attendance. N@s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

- "Fuh-rda} afternoon a. O'Clock
oyterian church the wednesds, NfusiS,1
10 viii give their frzf rertfaI 80.
ne direction OF Mr. Flora A WilliaTs
ne chafE" Tor non me rihe-s t. fw.rf,-
hNs cents and the followirsr n-os-s.
Viii b. rendered. US" '-'
Que 'tw" rianoSl S.t.-.s
Mss sara Row and Ms p " StffeI
ARA lie mort de- Jeanne d.Arc. ,.'.
.,. Airs Robert Marshall h''''eers
thi Arabesques Saenr
GO At the Convent t'l
ID butterflies on. lou, rS',in
v,o,. Miss Freda Leiner ''s o'SeN
Is, SEN Sss.r Mafism ann. Nicer wnheluv
sor.Ma Miss Florence Isolde ConnoTs
"a a Birthday ..... w.,
90 A Rose Rhyme S .'i,'ln
'e' - swallow. swallow ......,I tltss
Plano mis-, Miss Eva Egerter
ca BALLET ...... p.
Miss h Ebeer' ana Miss Martha 'i Irwig
For Miss Miteh.u
Mrs James bremen IL VIII .r..-
, N,it this afternoon FOR Miss Alex,rd,i,
Mltchell whose wedding 10 ~ it -
II an event OF 1.-THE near future
. lhls evening the N-Hicb 9Th -.
Slafuns Ferry will entertain tbts -
,.s al the Elks Club Martins I-er,,.
I'm tnelr annual Hollowe'en dance -
w loIlowing dance program, v,iIt -
ShItred by Rentheld's orchestra,
waltz Love You
z IWo-step-Ry the Tfcb,
Jungle Moon OF the
.. WaltZ-Nffne
TT@%1S,I g5, ! get You Alone
o Redowa- Moonlight -X-Hisb-
MaIt@ Little White Rose 90 Nft.,
O. f"3-steI-Waiting FOR The RSi,,-,
. Waltz-Thats How Need yo,,
Schottlsche-In the Shadou.s
step-Bahoon Iabv H..
~ MHltA-P Persian Princess
NtFp-LOVe Me
=. TttoN~ Thelfua
"'''1 < a.. MiSoonlishu n could call
7 "o-s'ep-I'm Going Back o,
40 always Knew the Girl Ia IT,.
t- '''id lie Girl liz. You 1--we
"'- t"I-Thut Mellow Nf.l,5,
Nh.l~ Dream OF Heaven
ON, tee Roy Zimmrrusr ..-.-
nan y. Carpenter. H. r. ctt'il'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

% hestrH vii furnish the music Tn
ahalr VII B. larEal. attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Fine linens. dainty musiins and
lac's are washed easier and better n
Nou Use smoky city Laundry Flakes
only Be- "a box. Ask Your grocer for
free Perfumed Starch Tablets.-Ady.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-08
WOMEN AS AFTER
DINNER SPEAKERS

1t is always the plant of every
generation of diners that after-dinner
speaking is on the decline. In this
day and generation, however, the
Eternal Feminine has come to the
rescue. At recent dinners, where
both men and women have spoken,
it has been common comment that
of the two the women were the
better speakers.
One clever man, after a dinner
in New York where the women
carried off all the post-prandial
honors, explained it thus: The wo-
men are not such cyclists. Every
man felt himself the star Of the eve
ming So he insisted on talking for
twenty minutes and more till the
whole table was weary of him. The
women had sense. They got up, talk
ed brilliantly for just five minutes,
and then sat down, leaving everybody
anxious for more"
Age-long training tells. For gene
rations the women In every normal
family have sat and listened to the
favorite stories Of their fathers,
brothers, and husbands. They have
learned the long, irrelevant preludes
to an anecdote, the dreary delays
and advances up to it's point, the
boresome, fiat epilogues
They have been told patronizingly
that mo woman knows how to tell a
good story" And meanwhile, in their
gracious, gentle role Of audience, they
have laid to heart that precious
knowledge how not to do it," The
result, while temporarily astonishing
to man, makes woman smile-and--
understand,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-08
Why the Pacific Is
FreSher Than the Atlantic

Zealand, and the east coast Of the
Adriatic and the Black Sea
"Of the water drawn from the At.
lantic by evaporation and carried into
the basins of its tributaries by winds
and diffusion, a portion is returned to
It as river-water but by no means all
1T is local conditions which carry
the vast quantities of moisture from
the Atlantic to the middle ATTITUDES Of
the United States. In Europe and
Asia, on the other hand north of 40
degrees north, it is the planetary re-.
iations' which, in the absence of noun
tain chains running north and south,
carry the moisture of the Atlantic
even to the shores of the Pacific
TO prove this striking statement, Dr.
Woeikow adduces facts regarding me.
neurological conditions obtained by OBJ
servation OF clouds, experiments with
balloons, and kites. Thus he finds
that the Atlantic distributes fertile.
ing showers over Europe and Asia,
only part Of which find their way back
into the parent ocean, part going to
the rivers, glaciers, and snow-folds
which feed the Arctic Furthermore,
the Atlantic contributes to vast re-
gions which have no outlet to any
ocean--the Sahara, without rivers, and
the basins of the Caspian and the Aral.
whose rivers flow into inland seas. So
there is a steady loss Of vapor by
evaporation without an equivalent re-
turn Of river-water from the regions
supplied, and to this circumstance is
due the high percentages of salinity in
this ocean. Finally;
The Pacific is bordered on the east
by high mountains, over whose crest
much transportation of vapor is i'm
possible. In the middle attitudes
where west winds are prevalent and
strong, there is copious precipitation
The rivers are short and of large
volume, and the percentage of run-off
to precipitation is great. Moreover,
there are large glaciers and snow-felds
in the mountains. Hence loss of vapor
in the middle attitudes of the Pacific
is small. Translation made for the
Literary Digest
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-08
A BUSINESS WOMAN coNFEssEs.


My head bookkeeper, a girl who
has been with me for eight years, left
me last Saturday night to get mar
ried Without warning?. Why, of
course. What had I ever done TO de-
serve her confidence. For eight years
she worked for me at the lowest sal
airy | could afford to pay for her
work. Beyond a casual good morn
ing and sundry directions about the
work | never spoke to her, What en-
enlargement did she have to tell me
of her love affairs? When l heard
about the marriage l was hurt-but
what right had l to be hurt? How
could l have expected anything else?
The fault was mine,
Until today, though, l didn't quite
realize the opportunities | have miss.
ed all these years with my office.
girls. came in this morning lit
tie before our usual opening time
and found two of my girls already in
the office, the table spread with a lot
of little white samples of wash goods.
AS 1 passed them l stopped and,
pointing to one of the samples, said {:
Don't get that, Hattie; it doesn't
wash nicely. I know, for I had a
waist of it last year" But oh, how
the girls faces hurt me-they could
not have been more surprised if the
ceiling had fallen. And all because I
had shown a little human interest.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-08
LEADING HAr CLEANERS.

LEADING HAT CLEANERS.
No, 20 7eretanla ST., near Nuuanu
All kinds OF Hats Cleaned and
Blocked. We sell the latest styles Of
Porto Rico, Panama and Felt Hats
All work guaranteed. Called for and
delivered on short notice Prices
moderate.
FELIX TURRo, Specialist
Honolulu, T. h
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-08
UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
G. HORAOKA, Prop.

G. HORAOKA, Prop.
Is now able to supply the families OF
Honolulu with first-class cooks, wait.
ers, door boys, yard boys, and chaui
feurs. Phone 1920.
2OS Beretanis, near Emma,