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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-10-04

ROM time to time the
press of Europe has re-
corded accounts of the
ailments of the Russian
empress. The Russian
press, even now that
there is supposed to no
censorship in Russia, is
forbidden to print any
thing concerning the i'm
perial family aside from
the official reports dis
tributed by the official
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-10-04
INTERNATIONAL.
SUND6YSC[lOOL
LESSON

by T.. O. SELLERS. Director of Evening
Department, The Moody Bible Institute.
Chicago.)
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-10-04

LESSON TExT-Mark 645-56
GOLDEN TExT-"But straightwa
Jesus spake unto them, saying. Be c
good cheer: 1t is I; be not afraid."-Mai
thew 14.27.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

~ 7 no would be King WASHINGTON
Ah to-day had the immortal George
Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

eeason was that OF Mi.. Emma Bernard and
Ernest Harwin knmincr. which was solemn.
,aed on Saturday evening at the Fret Pres.
hyteran Church. The ceremony wan per.
formed by Or, II. +. Campbell Of this city.
and after the wedding members o. the
bridal party were the guests OF honor n,
tho home OF tine BRIDES parents.
y very pretty homo wedding took plac,
wednesday evening. when william Augustus
wright OF Wilmington. ella med an sttrac.
tive Athevi!c girl. Mss Martina Wooidiidy.
ne Ceremony wRI xItnets-d by only lew
tfienda o! the young couple. Mrs Wrlgh,
10 the daughter OF MIR. Mrs. Thoinas ]
"oo'dridse. OF this city. and has hosts OF
friendt IN ALhevilis. Mr.. Wright during The
time that he has open, in thl. city has
made large number OF triendh here. Il.
vas formerly Il studen, at the Bingham
School and II vas while he was a .,uoen,
al tina. institution and a menibc. o, tho
football team OF tho school that ne me,
MAS "ooidridse, who "as at that il loyal
supporter o! Binghsin. The youun conn,
lett Immediately alter tho ceremony 10,
Eorthern and Eastern points. wher. several
GAYS VIII be spen,, after which Mr and Mr,
VIRGIN; "lll be- at home al Wilmington.
MIss Mapdc waddelI invited a latr. NUN.
her of the members OF the younger sci 70
Bingham School dance, which was held
IN Tn. cluohouie on Bingham Heights on
..a,.ra ao, a.,eFneon The floor s"r lno5cel-
PIE asnnt dime.
Mrt j. u. rcnland entertained a number
bridge The afternoon WAS a pleasant ON.
icE 'aoae women who were the guests %.
Mira Pkniand on this occasion
In honor OF Mrs. r. -. Bca;nan n, t:ro,
WIG Tenn, who Ia very popular Ashe-
vile visitor. Mrs J. NJ. Engli.h cnr,rtainns
Friday afternoon ut bridge whist marry
which was largely attended and wblcS ,,'
Il very successful anai:
HEt. Gaston Mcares enter tained n brld=.
saturday afternoon at her home on Atgin-
street. The house was Handsomely de-
HeIK
irents were served. and the afternoon ,vn,
thoroushy enjoyed by Mrs Afcaros. guests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

he is stock broker. Six years ago
ne married Miss May b. Brennan, OF
louisville
He is a clubman. and. with his wife.
mas an cntrce in the most exclusive
social circles of the metropolis. His
lobby Is the breeding of blooded Irish
'etters Despite his Southern llnea =
ne is u Republican in politics. although
lie prefiNes independent" to that party
designation
LAW of PrimoEcniturc.
NOW, rs 10 his right to the dstinc-
tion OF being The hereditary repre-
sentative OF the first Amerlcan:
General Washington was. the tirst
president general OF the Society OF the
Cincinnati. organized by his brother
pnccrs in the Continental Army lust
oerore II disoanded IN 1883 As init
mated, membership in the organization
was to oe HANDED down through direct
and through females only In default
o. males, This hercditnrv scheme was
based directly upon models dc,crmin
ing descent Of European royalty and
NOBILITY.
AS Is well known. George Washing
TONS father was twie. marred--irst
TO Jane Butler and aftcrward to Mary
Ball, the generals mother SO when
the question OF dctcrniining tho hrsi
Presidents hereditary representation
IN the Cincinnati society lately cam,
~ since that once dormant orgar!-
as 10 whether the descent should come
through the generals .ldcs, hnlf
brother or his eldest brother. win
nlale descendants. OF halt-broth Ars
there were. first Butter. who died in
lAfknrN. second. Lawrence whose chill
Arcn ail died young ana unmarried and
third. Augustine H. VINO had n on
And 81 own brothers the general had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
ASHEVlLLE


special to The Times D!epatch.
Asacv;,e, y. c.. February l7.-Onc OF the
most dtushtiul Aita,Et tue VA
the luncheon rendered BY Mira Thomas Set
u. Tuesday afternoon d; her nome on Pear
sons Drive 10 numoor q: her young
iricndr. iier guests Miss Martha
Woodbridge. Miss Mary Moore. Miss Gwen
dcl!n Rutherford, Mrs. Alice Wright, MiEs
trancrs Bailey. Mrs. W a. Wright, OF WE
miuston: AUGUSTUS Wright. Robert Strange.
Alien Emerson. Ellsworth Lyman. Allen
Morrison. Frank Jordan md Thoma. Jones.
Mrs. Tenchc Coke entertained at tho
"Kiondykc' Monday afternoon. and thu re-
ception an unuaualiy enjoyable affair.
the home was tasti!y decorated for the &C.
casion. delicious refreshments were served.
aud the guests OF Mrs. Coke spent a pleas
ant afternoon al her home.
Miss Liza Stokc!cy entertained n number
OF her friends Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Orange Street varou. games
"eFc engaged IN. At the conclusion % which
a salad supper was served
At her home on Montford Avenue Monday
afternoon. Miss Katherine Arbosast enter
aincd about dozen aud half OF her
young friends, the party having been ar
~ ng.d In celebration az the birthday OF the
hostess The party was delightful one.
ana those who were the guestS o. Misc
Arhosast spent mos; enjoyable afternoon
with her.
Ono OF the most brilliant weddings OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
GoRDoNsvIL.LE
Especial to The T,nes.p,s,,

c sSpeclai 20 Ihe Times Dispntch.l
Mrs oFa s. 5 cowh ya F e H5n,.,s
mrs, NJ. u. Cownerd. Jr.. John o Gan, r.
and u. G. Cowherd, OF Orange spca,
s.nosy at Jordan" the home u Mr.
ana airs. George S. HcElroy.
Mr.. and Mrp Ellis SAMPSON en,.r.
taincd at cards on Tuesday ev.niut-
Whist was played. Mrs. u. b. Sam,,s"n
s ION Inc woman,s prize; Tnomas i4.np-
Mrs. W. c Baker. Sir. ana Mrs' lam n.a :
Z. Graves. Mrs L. b. Sampson. Thonina
VILE.
DR. Derby was recent guest \. IN.
home OF his iather-inlaw. Sir. PART
Sam w. mcElroy, OF Maple sprtn..n
seen, part OF this week in Rich
AIiss Ida Boston wax weekend
guest OF her aunt, Miss Sallle II. Bos-
Mrs. W. N. Wager. OF Somerset, has
for her guest, this week. Mrs H. 6.
!ohn c. Hendricks has returned hour,
days IT the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison. OF Louisa county
= Mr; and Mrs Wilbur Osborne ana j..
m F. MeElroy returned home on
Wednesday from Washington. whct.
ne has spent the last ten days visit
81 i:ai,,e Estes, OF rhisuewooa.
month In Washington.
cousins. MIR and sirs Lewis. in Rici-
Inond.
Miss Euecnie wamborsic spent
the last w2ek az her home. near
G. +. Cowhcrd was an Orange visitor
a. thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

m o,r,n ~ Hha Sanuefs eldest SON
au".ouGh only by few mouths How
nNtr, IN, line through these two un.
u,iuIokcii lhnsmnch as Thornton vas
xhn ~ ny Jonn Thornton Augustine.
80 Vas, Wds !aI of sixteen when ihn
nrst PRESIDENT gave up the ..l,osi ~,
E' III, way at Mount Vernon.
,is H., nie heir apparent took for
niger, OF West Virginie' du,,,,h, a. tsc'
-. . ,i oharl officer. Their eldest con
1911 NJ ne. DerrN Washington. born In
a tir 80 l-'-.r. Il lieutenant in
war and in 1919 ioinrd Tho ruej, 81 ~
60 IA AM ornia. driftcd ito Mis-
sissi,,ni an" nrd suddenly on a Mis-
siIhSappt steamboat IN 1856 He VAS
" nacheipr, 50 the descent would ha"c
Int through his cidcsl suryiving
49, or"t a. LGnicI hcdingcr washington.
MFs j. J. Wharton. ~ 1874 n,o,,., 81,
,iiisSourI In 1856 Fought in the con
on 'G ,,is I'm arm and spent his last days
No "'I Tb ,ai ~, Hear Index. Cass county.
~, ne IN" stops with ms only son
lnorht"n AnSustiuc Washington
Mieids brush instend of Sccptre.
80 rs claimed by some. this Thorn
ron Augustine Washington wo,i,d To-
GAY be wieidinc sccDirc Instead NJ a
rant brush had - crown dc.ccndc,
from tue immortal George through The
.o.,eF iuil nf"thcr, Samuel Pharmacy
inc ,'."i, N chosen profession of
prusi more lucrative than the pestic
nhq ""cah'c house painter lie lives
near lhdc%' Mo- with his Two maiden
iiad Washington gained sunicicnt
poWcr 70 retain a crown would nc not
nave arroEated 10 himself sutficicnt
power to cn""sc his own successor, in.
aSniucn as the dynasty would have
| oriGinatcd In hiin? And in this event,
W9uln he have left his crown TO the
iah. i"hn Thornton Augustine, grand
son 81 MS dead brother Samuel or
would ne have placed il npon the brow
hnt q more 9ieturc kinsman, in whom
ne mad confidence? The latter question
10 ohswcred as follows by prominent
member OF the Washington family, to
%nom The writer Is Indebted: "One
thing Is reasonably certain. had Wash
ihSton accepted the crown and had
named his successor from among his
numerous nephews.- he would have
named Colonel William Augustine
Washington (son OF his half brother
Augustine III, who was his favorite
nephew. whom he named first after
MS widow. among the executoss of his
VIII, to whom he gave the first choice
| or mis- swords. and who also was his
| 1t Is through this favorIte nephew
that william Lanier Washington. the
broker and Bushrod washington. tbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
COLONEL SAMUEL WASHINGTON.
the Generals cid est full brother.

suitably protested and marked IT,
In 1878 James Barron Westinghouse
duties called him TO Pittsburgh. and it
was by virtue OF his residence there
That he was Invited 10 join the PcnnsyI-
wanna Society of the Cincinnati But
inasmuch as the Virginia society.
which had b ecome dormant, was then
being revived, he felt that his allegi-
ance was to the latter state. However
during the many delays In accump lisli-
ing the revival Of the Virginia society
he lost interest and died.
Designated "IIcrcditnry Rcprcseptn
tivc.r
Since then the Virginia society has
taken up the thread, and after a cure
full investigation has installed his son
as the hereditary Representatives of the
country's father. And this son is the
William Lanier Washington afcrcmcu-
toned
Tn. gentleman who would 30 King
William OF Amcrica--inany now think
had LES Srent-Srcat- great srandunclc
been weak enough To accept a thronn
was born nearly foriy-seven years ago
at Montgomery, Ala where his father
was serving us aid de-camp to General
Joseph r.. Johnston. After his ,urcnts
moved I" Pittsburgh, h" was cducat,d
az University ot Pennsylvania Aftc-
serving as general passenger agent OF
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, he
hccame president uf corporations on
sas,.l in lilo manufacture of steel and
oilcloth, ms VEL aa OF land company.
and lie was also vice president of a
corporation manufacturing nrcprooilny
material.
For tne pas, dozcn years ne has
nvcd IN NcM York. where. as stated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
WILLIAM LASIER WASHINGTON,
fienersrs Hereditary Representative In
Cincinnati society.
NJ JOHN ELrKETH wArkINs.

TU|HO would be King Washington
AM to-day had the immortal George
~ accepted the proffered crows ?
In othsr words, who is the present
head OF the Washington family IN
America as represented by the numer-
Gus ndnephews--wiih various greats
of the country's father?
The Virginia Soci ETY. of the - ncn-
natl, after considerable research, has
granted this honor to Mr.. William
Lanier Washing ton, New York brok-
err who Is the first Presidents great
great great granddaughter. OF course,
tn. society has not Investigated any
possible claims which this gen teman
might make upon the American chrome,
had his immortal uncle accepted the
proposition Of his friend. Colonel
Nicola Eut in the Society OF the Gin
cinnati the right of membership da-
ecends from eldest male heir 10 cid
es' male heir by the English law OF
prlmcgeniture. This same law. deter
mines the succession of the BRITISH
crown as we'll al that of nearly every
other monarchy OF Europe, save that
IN certain emergencies where male
heirs are lacking the succession may 81
TO a woman, as in Nictoria's case But
male heirs are favored when existing
Therefore. the fact that William Lanier
Washington has been unanimously Sc
lcctcd as George WnshinStons here
ditary rcpr sentative" in the Cincin-
nati society serves. in the estimation
Of a faction of the Washington family
to establish the certainty that the
New York broker would now be our
King had the general, like Napoleon
acc opted the royal powers placed with
his grasp.
search for iIend of Family.
At the time OF the celebration OF the
centenary of the hrst Presidents in
aupuration IN New York, there arose
II spirited controversy as to " no was
then the head OF the Washington fam
lily in America. 4 number OF persons.
more or less related TO the frs; i5rcs.-
dent, were brought forward and feu-
tured In the papers and although the
discussion aroused certain amount
OF rd!cule, 1t stimulated the Society OF
Cincinnati TO ascertain for itself who
was the man most eligible to repre-
sent the patriot commander-in- CT in
The organization.
AS the result OF several years IN
vestisation by tho soclaty's goneaiog-
lists. the late James Barroll Wash ns-
ton secretary Of the Baltimore and
+ Ohio Railroad Company, was offered
membership as General Wnsh:nEton's
hereditary repres .ntative. This gentle
man, thus selected as the generate
neir, By virtue OF the law OF primoEenl-
iure--as the man who In England would
have Inherited any ti,ias and estates
belonging to George Washington
born in Baltimore In 1889. became a
major in the Confederate army and
while on duty in Alabama married Jane
Britncy l.anier Cahcl, % ina, StntG
lie with his. sisters and hali-b brother,
Inherited. WAX s:eld' the house In
which General Washington was born.
and where his ancestors had dwclt
They also owned the buryins ground.
In when the generals American =
cestors arc Inferred and this for
consideration ~ one dollar, has been
leased for ninety-nine Years ia the
Colonel DANES Of Virginia. VINO have
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Union veteran. trace their descent
About the only certainty which Gan
be attached to this dIHcussion is that
the American people long ere now
would have overturned the throne.
even had Washington mounted It, In
that event one of tho three living gen
tlement mentioned as possible kings
would very probably DO much In the
limeiIEht of the present generation as
the American 'pretender." for. with
out duuut, We would stlll have u con
siderable royalist party among us.
Copyright, 1912 by John Eltreth Wat
ktns.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
BACHELORS DEFEAT
BENEDICTS AT CRICKET

Tke last game of cricket of the
season was played at Makiki oval on
Saturday, between the Benedicts and
the Bachelors, the latter making. a
fine victory over the married men.
the score being A for the Benedicts,
and ,.6S for the Bachelors. e
J.SC. w. Sill bowled we'll for the
Eenedicts, taking wickets for 90
runs; but this feat was surpassed by
L. Forrest, who took the same mum.
Der of wickets for IL for the Bache-
lors, and batted we'll, making Is
runs. The highest score of the day
was made by Bachelor P. G.. Walker,
II. H. o. Young, Bachelor also bat
ted we'll
The single men evidently made a
strong effort to uphold their tradi-
tional bachelorhood.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30

importers The opium had come in
cube sugar tins in regular shipment
from the refinery at Hongkong. The
packing cases were taken out of the
custom-bouse in the usual manner and
distributed to the various persons to
whom they had been consigned.
The contraband cases went to 1879
Gale Anloague The Meisic police
were notified, in order that they might
get a search warrant. II was several
hours before the Judge could be found
who was to issue the warrant. When
it was finally obtained search of
the building was made, but the CHI
nese had become suspicious and the
stuff had been unpacked and carried
from the building by an underground
passage. The officials have not yet
got on the track of the forty tins.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
SALES.

Between Boards-10 Eva 80, ,25
Eva 30, Is EVA 80 Is Haw. Pine. Co,
A, $1,000 Hilo Elk. 6s 81, $4,000 Hilo
Elk. IS 81, $1,000 Hilo Elk Is 81, 100
Kekaha s329, 5 Pioneer, SO.
Session Sales-@ Oahu Sug. Co. q,
IS Haw c. & S. Co. 42&25 Olaa SIS, 10
Oahu Sug. Co. $3.50, so Olaa 5B, 40
Olaa SO 10 Olaa 53s, Is Olaa SIS, IL
Hilo Com. SIS. ~, -.... ,>
Dividends: Sept. 1, l1912-Haiku
$3.50, Paia s$1,50. Pioneer Soc. Sept.
IS, 19t2-Haw. G. * IS. Co. F25c, Ono;
mea e0c,, Honomu $1.50. Sept. 10. -
ylailuku $3.50, Hutchinson zoe, Pau.
hau 28c. Sept. 15.--Haw. Sug. Co. SOC,
Oahu Sug. Co. Csc, o. r. & L. Co. Coo,
.Pepeekeo4 $2.e0; Waialua $1.00. Sept.
so, 1912.-.C. Brewer &c Cot$20o, Eva
gee, gWafmanalo $500, sHaw. Electric
75c,e Hon. B. ,& M. Co. 15c, Ii. S. IN.
Co. 75c, Kahuku Csc, Haw. Pine Go.
25c, Waimea $2.00, 'Kekaha $500; Ko-
loa $1.O0, Nut. Tel. Co. QUARTERLY
zoe, Ii. r. 7. r& L. Co. Com. Gqaar.
sterly) $1.50. i
Sugar Quotations-SSo analysis
Beets los 9Ad; parity 4.2S. go Cen
,trifugals S4.23.
y %-t .,'-
Latest sugar .quetatien, ALI cents,
or $S3.i0 per ton. III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL
For a hack rina up 23o7.

For a hack ring up 23UT.
Oceanic Lodge F. & A. NJ. meets this
evening at 40 o'clock foi ocular
business
A bright boy who wants a job can
find one by applying Immediately 10
the Star-Bulletin.
wanted-Two more passengers for
around the island at $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel. 2l4l.
A day or two at HaleiWa will do
you a world of good. There are an
excellent bathing beach and golf
links.
Pineapple soda and Hires Root Beer
excellent summer drinks-are bot
ted by the Consolidated Soda Works.
Phone -2l71.
Rulers Given Away.-A nice 12-in.
Ruler given to all school children buy
! ing their school books and supplies of
Wall, Nichols Co, ltd.
Bring 10 Green stamps and one dol
lar and get complete Boy Scout suit
for vacaiieJ Green Stamp Store.
Beretania and Fort streets.
The Kings Daughters will meet this
ster's home on Young street, between
Punahou and Elsie avenues.
Get suit of SteIn-Bioch clothing
from NJ. McInerny, Ltd, and you will
find yourself dressed as we'll as the
fashion leaders of New York.
Sam Kahi, the prisoner who recent
~ escaped and was recaptured, has
had couple more charges placed
against his name in the prison book
When you buy meat from the Met
ropolitan Meat Market you are sure
of the quality at price not higher
than you are asked to pay elsewhere.
7 Orders for hauling freight left with
the Honolulu Construction & Draying
Co., in the Robinson building, Queen
street, have prompt and careful at
tention.
If you are interested in real estate,
consult the Hawaiian Trust Co., 1923
Fort street, for locations of available
and desirable properties. They offer
a number for sale.
DR.. MacLenhan removed to Alakea
81. next Pacific Club a few doors be-
low Beretania Ave. Wonderful cures
Of chronic diseases by new serum
treatment. Phone $500.
81. We will receive by the Wilhelmina,
arriving tomorrow morning, ship
.ment of fresh California fruits and
vegetables and puritan" Creamery
butter. Telephone 1871.
, Rapid tuition given in Music, Violin.
Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo oy Prof.
L. A. de Graca. New and easy meth
cd. Terms moderate. Address 175
Beretania avenue. Phone 3643. e
If you are oyerfat-all curves-you
are on the road to i'll health. RexaH
obesity treatment will bring you back
to normal and not injure your health.
Benson, Smith e Co, Ltd, sole agents,
corner Fort and Hotel streets.
Autumn is driving many Honolulu
people homeward to their beloved
sunny isle. Among those who arrived
at the Stewart yesterday were Walter
James, Nelson B. Lansing and John
MaeLaren, all welI-known business
men of Honolulu.-San Francisco
Call,
In answer to a number of COM.
plants, Liquor Inspector Fennell and
Detectives Akui and Belmont raided
the joint of a Chinaman named Lum,
Hin in Camp No. last night, and ar
rested him on two charges of illegally
selling liquor. Belmont found the
marked money under the mat and
considerable booze. was econfiScated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
OPIUM SMUGGLING
I'M MAMlLA

Manila housewives and others who
have to purchase table supplies .are
just now buying cube sugar in tins,
as by so doing they may be lucky
enough to- win one of forty tins which
are at large in Manila and each OF
which is worth 1000 pesos. These for
ty tins contain smaller cans OF opium
recently imported, contrary to law,
from the China coast. -. ~
The shipment came in OH the 1uen.
sang several days ago and was known
to the customs authorities. They de-
layed action until the shipment had
left the custom-house in order tor ar
rest all those responsible for the ham
ding of it, the receiver as well as the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
WHOOPING COUGH.

1t is in diseases like whooplng cough
that the good qualities of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy are most appre-
cisted. 1t liquifies the tough mucus
and aids expectoration. 1t also rend-
ere the fits of coughing less frequent
and less severe depriving the disease
af all dangerous consequence. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co,
agents for Hawaii. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30

Latest sugar squetation, ALI cents,
or $S3.40 per ton. .=.Tt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
BIG SURPRISE TO Many !
IN HONOLULU

Local people are surprised at the
quick results received from simple
buekthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as
mixed in Adler-i-ka, the German APP
pendicitis remedy. The Hollister, Drug
Co states that this simple remery
antisepticizes the digestive system.
and draws off the impurities so thor.
oughly that A SINGLE DOSE relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach
and constipation INSTANTLY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30
DEATH CLAIMS WIFE
OF HARRY [. HUDSON

Friends OF Harry L. Hudson, for
many years connected with the Ha-
waiian Electric Company here, learn
ed with regret today OF the death Of
Mrs Hudson IN San Francisco on Sep
TENDER 81.
Mrs. Hudson was S6 years old. a
native OF MERGED. Cal. where the flu
neral services and interment were
held.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30

Barney oIdfield is to take three
racing cars and make a tour OF the
world. He expects to stop. over at
Hawaii.