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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Enthusiastic Meeting of the
Presbyterian Men.

Following a meeting of the men of
the congregation OF the First Pres
byterian church held In the chapel
last night, plans for q permanent
organization were effected. Never
before In the history OF the church,
1t la said, was there ever such a
gathering of the men together on
such an occasion.
Rev. James Fl. Northrup, pastor,
with the members OF the session and
the board OF trustees. who composed
the reception committee were re-
sponsibie for the large gathering
that were present. A resolution was
passed for the appointment Of q
committee OF fifteen to look Into the
forming OF the new organization and
to see what nature It should be.
The meeting was one Of much In
terest and the eighty Or more pres
emit viii be looking forward to the
NEXT one to be held. Judge Adrian
Lyon presided and called upon sev-
eral for remarks. Sidney Riddle
storffer, D. w. Boehm, Samuel Il.
William H. Griswold and Rev.
Mr.. Northrup each made a brief adj
dress. An orchestra furnished the
music during the evening and VIII
bur La Roe SANG.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
BRANDT FREE ON BOND.
vaIst's Accussr May 20 AIiovwsd II
Appsar Before Grand Jury.

Appear Before Grand bury.
New York. Feb. 29.-Mortimer 4.
Schiff. Howard s. Cans and former
Police Inspector William MeLaHEhlin
will. after all. be permitted to testify
before the grand Jury which Is now
fnquiring as to whether Folke e
Brandt was the victim of a conspiracy
Brands'was released on $500 bail.
District Attorney Whitman will con
sent to the appearance OF Schif. Cams
and Mclaughlin provided Judge Grain
the responsibility. II Judge
Grain thinks the witnesses would not
be automatically ifnmuned under the
penal law II they signed a waiver Of
immunity the district attorney will cali
the three lei
In answer TO questions he said.
among other things, that he did write 4
letter to Mrs. Schiff while a prisoner In
the Tonbs. which Mr.. Schiff has thus
far refused to make public. He de
ciared 1t contained no reflection on any
women, and he preferred that Mrs
Schir should give that letter to the
public.
Brandt said that when lie called on
Mi. SehiT in his Office on the morning
or March IL. 1907, Mr. Schiff received
him In Il friendly manner. Brandt re.
pudiated the confession he signed la
Schiffig ofiice that raorsling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
BATHTUB TRUST LOSES.
Pstsnt Ensnsling Process No Longer
Protested by LhM.

Pstent Ensmsling Process No Longer
Protected by Law.
Cincinnati. FEB. 29.-An opinion rem,
dered by United States District Judge
H01Iister knocks out a patent, attor
neys say. under which the alleged
"bathtnb trust was enabled to make
immense fortunes.
Judge HOLSTER refused to grant an
Injunction restraining the Louis I.fpp
company OF Cincinnati from using d
patent device for enameling bathtubs.
Edwin T. Waymon OF Pittsburgh
filed suit Isst jung against the Ldpp
company charging that the patent.
transferred Il him by the STANDARD
Sanitary Manufacturing company oil
Pittsburgh. had been infringed., Al
torney Alfred 4. Allen of Cincinnati.
attorney for the Lipp company, de-.
ciarsd that HOLSTERS opinion meant
that vel Il the so called trust should
win It's case IN the supreme court any
body might use the erameling dredger
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
TRIES 70 KILL To ROB.
Negro Attempts Murder Of Aged No,
man; Cofifssses.

Negro Attempts Murder Of Aged Mo-
mani Confssses.
New York, Feb ". Within less than
twelve hours Frank Cooper q negro
elevator man who was employed In the
Riviera apartments. ut 244I Seventh
avenue. attempted a cold blooded mar
Ger In an effort TO rob III aged weHnan
who was alone In rer roems In the
apartment house. spent half of the
money ne bad taken la midnight crap
games. wal seized by tho poIics and
mad gnasie "A sutI confession OF bis
crimes to Inspector Hughes at head
quarters He described IN detail how
he had beaten Mrs. Huebenor with his
fists until she became unconscious and
then had dragged her apparently life
less body Int the bathroom Of her
apartment and fugssed on aIi the gas
jets Ia sight 20 Insure against her liv~
Ing TO be q witness against him.
mrs. nHeDenors who was In her
aightgfinst gear. will receyer from che
brutal injuries she received at the.
hands OF the negro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Youth Of Sixteen Admits Part ia
Brooklyn Buruiariss.

Youth OF sixteen Admits Fart IN
Brooklyn Buruiariss.
New York. Feb. 29.-Mrs. Ida Ker-
shaw, a good looking young blonde.
was held for the grand jury in the
Gates avenue court y rfarge of bur
glary. with her W. geld on the same
charge, James s ofns. a boy OF SIX
teen, who. In II confession to the POI
lice and to Magistrate Hylan. accused
the Of having planned the
burglary which he admits commit
ting. He also accused her OF having
fed him morphine for several months
past.
When the magistrate ANNOUNCED his
action Mrs. Kershaw's sister. Mrs. Jes-
sic Duryea, was seen passing q hand
kerchief to the woman under arrest.
The police found that the handkerchief
contained a large package Of morphine.
enough, a doctor said. to kill several
men. 1t was eonfscated.
An additional charge OF forgery was
mada against Mrs. Kershaw by Mrs
'fsis merutalts OF 7S4 Madison avenue.
olutley g he'd to board ct s+fe home
sS1 Stearns boys mother at 975
Gates avenue. and Mrs. Kershaw lived
there al the same time. Mrs. Hillts
accused Mrs. Kershaw OF having taken
her handbook and forged d check tor
$500.
amined by the ambulance doctor who
E-L xE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
\. CLARK Is
NOW PROMOTED

w. II. Clark. for the past nine
months has been In charge OF the
freight Office OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, has been promoted and
commencing tomorrow, he vii, be
agent at the large Pennsylvania
freight station at Fairhili. Philadel-
phia. To show their appreciation or
the merits OF Mr.. Clark the members
OF the office force and local truck
men presented him with a beautiful
Masonic ring this morning. James
w. Henderson made the ~presenta-
tion speech and MIR. Clark responded
w. +. Kelly. OF this city, who has
been assistant ageat, has been pro-
mo ed to take Mr.. Clark's place and
begins his new duties tomorrow
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
EVENT
OF RED MEN

NN
Pc Ambo Tribe No. IS, Improved
Order Red Men, has completed
plans for the class initiation to be
held In Red Mems hall tonight when
more than thirty ~palefaces viii put
val paint and feathers and be-
ON real live Indians in the tribe.
Many members and visitors are ex-
pected to be present at this time to
Witness the ceremonies that will be
performed BY the degree team of
the tribe. Al prize OF SIS In gold has
been offered BY Fast Sachem n. A.
Bulls for the member securing the
largest number Ok applicants for
this class and the winner is to be
announced tonight. After the cere-
monies a COLLATION. wilT be served by
Beatty & Larsen In the rooms OF the
tribe In The Jefferson building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
mEM SiEGI inuoi THUriI.
Union supply Stores Cisar spc Per
Cent Prcft.

Washington. Feb. ~. The Union
supply company is the most wonder
ful money maker Of all the subsidiaries
OF the United States Steel corpora
tion. This IS the concern which Is sup
posed to sell goods ta steel trust sn
ployees at prices lower than they
could secure elsewhere and which was
described before the Stanley steel com
mIttee by Perciyal Roberts, Jr.. u steel
corporation director. as having done
more for laborers than any othes
agency In the United States"
Yet this quasi philanfhropIe concern.
according to an exhibit submitted to
the Stanley committee In connection
with The report On the steel corpora
tion's books and minutes made By the
committees expert. Farquhar i. Mac
Rae. earned $780, 4O In eight years
on a capital OF 100000. The concerns
average profits were lob per cent.
which is fur above the earnings OF
any other subsidiary corporation Of the
steel trust
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Splitter and
family, Of State street, motored to
New York Tuesday afternoon.
George Thomas, OF Elizabeth
street, has returned home after a
visit of several days as the guest of
friends in New York.
Thomas Morrison, of DeKaik ave
nue., is able to be about again after
an illness. n
Miss Kathleen Martin. of Kearny
owing to Illness
Morris Holiander, formerly of this
city. now of New York, has returned
home after renewing old aequainr-
ances in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Harding, Of New
Brunswick, has returned home after
a weeks ~sojourn at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Farroat In Market
street.
Miss Helen Osborne, of State
street, returned home yesterday af-
ternoon after a weeks visit with
relatives In Brooklyn.
Miss Minette Sheriff., daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Sheriff.. OF IT.
vington, is spending several weeks.
as the guest Of her grandparents, Mr..
and Fred Fox, In 24o Rector
street.
James Pouisen,o of State street, wss
entertained by friends in New York
yesterday afternoon
Michael Latyak. of Pearl Place,
has returned home after a visit or
several days with relatives In New
ark,
John Ginger, of Elizabeth street,
has returned home after visiting
friends IN Passaic for a week.
Edward Morgan, Of State street,
It's able to be about again after an
illness OF several weeks.
Miss Anna Morrison of Fayette
street, has returned home after be-
Ing entertained by friends IN Red
Bank for u week.
Joseph Polkowitz, of State street,
friends In New York.
Henry PoIkowitz, of View Bruns-
wick avenue, has returned home at
ter a business trip to Buffalo, n. X,
for a week.
Miss Josephine Anderson, OF Am~
boy avenue, iB able to be about
again after an illness.
James Powers, Of Hall avenue,
has returned home after d visit of
weeks with relatives in Roches-
ter, N, X.
Harry Nolan. OF Amboy avenue,
Is able to about again after being
confined to his home with rheuma-
tism for several weeks,
James Seaman, Of Front street,
has returned home after visiting
relatives In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter RaIston-@fls
Woodbridge, attended arg@sns ,
ance Ct P1oGtRr'S tl1eatFs N Ha'
33.a.sg 1sadder, OF Brighton
avenue Kas returned home after
visiting friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey Poulseu, OF
Amboy avenue, have returned acme
Q weeks visit with relatives
IN New York.
Miss REESE Feeder. of Brighton
avenue, returned home yesterday at
ternoon after a visit Of q week With
relatives In New Brunswick enu
James Barton, OF Railway, spent
last evening as thesAgueHt OF friends
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson, OF
New Brunswick enn have re-
turned home after d months So
journ with friends Ia Boston.
Edward Clfnchey, OF Broad street,
has returned home after visiting
friends In New York.
Mrs. Frank Palmer, OF Hall ave-
nue., has returned home after visit
ing relatives III Brooklyn for d week,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Grand Jury Hears About Dentist.
Specaas 50 fhe EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick. FEB. zy.-The
grand Jury held d short session to-
day and heard several witnesses
who appeared against a New York
dentist, who, 1t Is declared, is prac-
ticing In this city without q certifi-
cate. The members adjourned out
or respect to the late prosecutor and
will resume their routine work to-
morrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Including Forfeited Bond
Total $3.50 in February.

Police court ines imposed by Re-
corder Kehoe, Including a forfeited
bond a~ggregating 1856, were collect
ed by the police during February OF
this year. which Is about the same
as the amount collected during the
past month total 1871. the remain
ing $I25 was a cash bond given for
the appearance of James Edward
stubbert, an alleged quack doctor
under arrest In New York.
Fines aggregating $133 we're coli
lected through Recorder Kehoe's
court during January OF this year,
which amount was considerably low
or than thar c~oflented during the
corresponding month OF last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
NETS8O TO
THE FREM SOCIETY

Two contests netted $50 for the
building fund Of the Singing Society
Frem at its weekly meeting last
night. Jens NJ. Jensen, OF 39S Me-
VILE street, received the first prize,
a 112-piece dinner set. purchased by
the society. Sigurd Nielsen won the
second prize. IN old painting, dom
ated to the society BY Albert Leon
Charles Andersen drew the winning
tickets.
A business session was held and
this was followed by q social time.
Hans Knudsen was admitted to the
membership and the applications of
two others were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Washington Feb 28~prestdeut Tat
ID 9esna to fellow Colonel Roosevelt
into New England. Ha win speak ID
Boston on March Il. this sa-sssuasAi
Aa sSng been made some slme ago. Chs
president announced. however. that be
lad extended his trip d day and viii
xzsik kenhaa anz Concord. Il. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
FUNERAL Of C. F. SOOY
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

Asbury Park, Feb. 29:-Funeral
services over the body Of Carroll f..
Sooy. a former Asbury Park newspa-
perman, who died In Newark Sunday
night, were held from his parents
home, 1104 Heck street, this city,
this afternoon at / o'clock. Inter-
ment was made at Glenwood GENE
terry, West Long Branch, by Under
.taker BuTtis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
CLUB TO SHOW
AT COODWILLS HALL

1t was announced today by the
Goodwill Association that the Lotos
A. Ct, promoters OF boxing enter
tainments, has signed to occupy
Goodwill hall two nights every
month for the purpose Of exhibiting
stays OF this nature. Final arrange
ments will be made tonight, the
Goodwill officials state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
JUAREz To Be
STORM CENTER
Madero Plans to Retake City
on the Border.

SpscfaS BY UHtfcd Press WtTe.
Eel Paso, Feb. 29:@That Juarez
will be the storm center of the Vas
qnista revolution in Mexico for some
time to come. Is indicated in advices
received from Mexico City today.
When the vasquistas tomorrow
move the bulk OF their forces upon
Chihuahua, the Mexican government
1t is said, will send a sufficient force
to retake Juarez.
1t Is said that President Madero
has stated that he has no idea OF
resigning the presidency or giving
up Juarez.
Madero Summons Gariba1di.
Special By United Press Wire.
Rome, Feb. 29:-Summoned by
President Madero, Colonel Deppino
Garfbaldi sailed for Mexico today to
take command of the federal army
In an effort to suppress the Vas
quista revolt. Garibaldi was one of
Madero's chief lieutenants In the re-
bel1iOn against the Diaz government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
unduIv ~ApprehensIvc.

what has this uplift business done
for your" II dunno. yet" replied FAR
naer Corntossel. Sometimes ! think
mebbe I'm gettlns lifted up jcs' enough
to make the bump seem harder when
It comes.*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

London, Feb. 29s-It was ofici
ally announced that the condition OF
Dowager Queen Alexandria and tine
Princess Victoria Alexandria, both
OF whom had been Ill OF influenza.
showed great improvement today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
COURT STANDARD PUT
CANDIDATES THROUGH

Two candidates were initiated By
Court Standard No. Ill. Foresters 4
OF America. at a meeting In Odd
Fellows' hall last night. Supsrvis1u
Ing Deputy Thomas Lucas al pres
ent and made some remarks on IL
good OF the order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

The cottage prayer meetings held
at Mrs. Adrian Lyon To Gordon
street, and Mrs. Hancock, In Jef1er-
son greet last night, mere both well
attended and showed considerable
interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
Jim Sullivan Knocked Out.
1919 A. x%sxs-5 fyDmaa YXKx~m

Monte Carlo. Feb. 29.-George
Carpenter. French middlewesght
champion, knocked out Jim Snllf-
van, the English champion. In the
second round this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
Personal
Hovr-e

Mrs. John J. Harper and son. YER
non Of state street, are being en-
ferfained at the residence of MRS.
Harper's mother, Mrs. George Mar
tin, In Jersey City.
Miss Alice Thompson, Of Wood
bridge. was entertained at the resi-
dence OF friends In New Brunswick
avenue yesterday.
Morris Mechanick, of State street,
was the guest OF friends In New
York and Brooklyn yesterday after
noon.
Miss Pauline Simpson, OF New
Brunswick avenue, has returned
home after q weeks ~sojourn with
relatives In BROOKLYN.
Miss Laura Madsen, OF Prospect
street, Is at the home Of friends In
Red Bank for several weeks.
Misses Emma and Catherine Nc
Donald, OF Mechanic street, spent
Tuesday In New York.
City Clerk LaRoe was a New York
visitor today.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Luckhurst.
OF Water street, visited In New York
Tuesday.
q. Stewart Nance. OF New York.
was d visitor In town yesterday.
Miss Helen Perrine, of South Ann
boy, was a local visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortiandt 70. Brew
ster, of First street, spent Wednes-
day evening In South Amb0y.
Mrs. Ruth r. Benton. of Water
street. who has been spending sew
eral weeks In bermuda, Is expected
home today.
MRS. Harry Turner, OF East ave
ii Sewaren, was In town yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Nora Mccormack. OF Totem
Vile. Waited relatives in town We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss X. B0gart. OF Second street,
was Noticed among the visitors from
cat OF town Tuesday.
mir. and Mxs. John k Sheehys of
High street, expects to move soon
to the nouse they own fn Rector
street.
Attorney Jacob B. Josalson was In
elizabeth today on business.
Willard Boughton was q visitor to-
day in S~potswoOd.
gfeahen Kozasko OF HAL avenue
liant yesterday rs the guest Of
&sas Ia New Brunswick.
Urhams of Sutton street, has
home after a weeks visit
III New York.
3libeck, of Yonlxers, n.
asHA several days as the
zeimicki. In Penn
Of Corllandt
zysSs 3 &ShksAA - ta5
ark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

r ons could get the vots of thoae
who feel ors the day after a holt
dag than they did the day besora, he
probably could be Observation-Disclosures
Ssss~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

Consistency, thou ART a jewel. but
the average womaEs would rather hare
3 Observation-Disclosures pesE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
TO MEET.

Members Of the recently forned
alumni Of Trainers Business Col
lega will In the school
rooms tomorrow night. Bylaws
for the organization will be adopt
Cd and plans formulated for the
carrying out Of several social events
after Lent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

PatrolmAn Calvin was detailed ID
Washington hall at Han o'clock
last night TO Que1I a disturbance
caused by some coIored men who, It
Is said, refused to pay for engage
ment OF the hall for a colored ball
being held there. The dispute was
settled In an amicable way and no
arrests were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
q =. d.

Al meeting or the Woman's Chris
RAN temperance Union Will pc neid
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. William Walters
In Jefferson street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
wEnnrNa

TO celebrate the fifteenth ami
yersary OF their married life Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Slater entertained a
number of friends Saturday. The af-
2ernoon a pleasantly passed with
q program of vocal and instrumental
selections and at 6 o'clock a repast
was served. The merriment was re-
sumed after the repast until the
early hours of the morning. Many
handsome presents were given in
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Covle, Mr.. and
and Mrs. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. An
dersoh. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen, Mrs.
c., Simmer, Mrs. Fl. Hughes, Mrs.
II. Wodder- Mrs. Johnson, Misses
Dunn, M. Slater, r. Slater L. Slater,
Esther Nilsson, Henry Slater. LII
Han Slater, Merwin Anderson Rose
aCoyle. Isabelle Miller, Victoria Wod-
der, al. Minkler, Mr.. Mcclure, How
ara Hansen and George Wood. all
Of this city: Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Egbert and Mrs. J.. Clark.
OF TottenviIle.
Ar SOUTH AssBOv PARTY.
The residence of Miss Bessie
Wilson, OF South Amboy, was the
scene OF q merry gathering last
night when the members OF the
Riverside Quintet were entertained.
A program OF vocal and instrument
i'll solos was carried out, after which
refreshments were enjoyed. Among
those present were the Misses Cath
crime and Julia McCreery, Miss
Alice Howard, Adam Schantz, Wes-
lev Davis, John McCreery, David
Wilentx and Rufus Allen, of this
city: Miss Ethel Bright, OF Sayre-
Vile. Miss Natalie Cbatten, Miss
Agnes Bastedo, Misses Bessie and
Eleanor Wilson, Of South Amboy.
DELTGHTFUL EVENING.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bitter, Of Commerce street,
was the scene OF a reception Tuesday
night. The house was deliberately
decorated for the event. Entertain
ment was afforded by a program Of
vocal and instrumental solos, after
which refreshments were served.
CLUB WILL PLAN.
Members of the Lehfgh A. G. of
Hall avenue will hold an important
meeting In their rooms Sunday at
ternoon. The house committee u.s.
planning for a number OF social
events which will be acted upon at
session. Refreshments and al
social time will follow the business
meeting.
upJnfEs GT,rR SESSION
The members OF the Bridge Club
were entertained at the residence OF
Mrs. Ferdinand Andrews. In Rector
yesterday afternoon The US
unl number OF card James we're
played. sitter lsfw1nafgsS8r houf
- fes0 n18nss was enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation In tns county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29


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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26
JUDGE BLOUHT 10
GOVERN F|LIP|yOS
ASSERTS REPORT

Dispatches from the mainland. re
|ceised IN the mail this morning, De:
clare that Presidents Wilson has
already chosen the man he viii ap'
point as goyernor.eeueral Of the Phil
lpplaes, and that this man Is James
HI Blount. Of Georgia. son Of the man
who hauled down the stars and
stripes over Hawaii IN 1898 This
last, rs Is well remembered here was,
James Henderson Blount, special
commissioners from President Cleve.
land 10 these islands
The report that Blout junior. Is the
coming Presidents selection for the
goyernorship Of the Philippines ID
taken on the coast to mean that Mr..
Wilson intends putting to actual test
the Democratic doctrine Of indepe1.
|dence for the islands as soon as pos:
|sible. Judge BlOu1t has repeatedly
made It known that he Is IN favor Of
the immediate granting Of freedom
to the Filipinos.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-26

Per NJ. n. s. S. Wilhelmina. from
San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Aldrieh,
II. G. Austin, G. r. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs p G. BeaIner, Mr.. and Mrs. R
a. Belser and children, Capt HI Ber'
ger. Miss Lahua Berger, Mr. and MRS,
3. r Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Black, Mrs S. Brink, M Camara, Mr..
and Mrs. ] ]. Garden. Miss Charlotte
Carter y. ID. Gibson. Mrs. H. 3.
Cooper and children. II. 8 CrabDe, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy L Davis. VIM. M De.
Wolf Mrs. s. r. Doughefty, +. +.
i1ast. Hobt. GiblIn, Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
6 Hagens and maid. ]. +. Haley. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. r. Hanson, Mr.. and
Nfs r. J Holmes Misc g. Howard,
Mss Julia IngersoII Mrs q A. jag.
gar and children, Miss NJ. & JaQnil
lard. Miss Kealoha Kekele, ]. w. Ken
nedy, Robt. H. Lee. Mrs Julia Mac.
larlane. Geo. A. McDernott. Miss
Kathryn Miller. Miss Constance Mon,
tame, A G. NeWbereeI. Mrs. H. G.
No0nan. Mr. and Mrs. "A. NJ NOVEL;,
ar. and Mrs. ". A. o'Neill. II. g,
Plat and daughter, Mrs A. J. Pome'
I0y and child, Miss Edna Reese. Mrs
Geo. Robertson. Miss s. Robertson.
Miss S. Robertson, B. f. Schoen, l.
Schweitzer, s. Siegel, H. A. Skellen.
H H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs NJ. +. Spin.
ola, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert stanton, Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Terrell. L. M. Fo0rsanger. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. f. Wakefield, Miss A. B. Wales.
4 = = -. 4