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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17

Thornton Davidson, IL. Heron Daniel,
Mrs. IL. Devilliers, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Dick Alr. and Mrs. Washington Dodge
and son, Miss Sarah Dodge. Frederick
Douglas, Mrs. Walter Douglas.
J. l. Flynn. Mrs Mark i ortunc. Miss
Lucille Fortune. Miss Alice Fortune,
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Frauenthal. MIR.
and Mrs. L. G. Frauenthal, Miss Mar
garet Frolicher. Mrs. jacques Futrailc
Mrs. Leonard Gibson, Miss Dorothy
Gibson, Mrs. Samuel Goldenberg, Miss
Ella Goldcnberg. Sir and Lady Cessna
Duff Gordon, Colonel Archibald Oracle.
Mr.. Graham, Miss Margaret f. Graham,
Mrs Lee D. Greenfield. william Green.
held, Mrs. William Graham.
Henry Haruer. AIR. and Mrs George
A. Harder. Henry S. Harper. Mrs
Horny 5. Harper, Henry J. Hawkes.
ford. Mrs. Charles ii. Hays and
daughter. Mrs. Henry b. Harris. Miss
Jean Hippach, Mrs. Ida S. Hippach.
Airs. John G Hogcboom. Mr.. and Mira
Fred NJ IIoyt
j. Bruce Ismay
Mre, y. f. Leader, Mrs, Ernest
Lines, Miss Mary c. Lines, Miss q. +.
Longley.
Miss Georgette A Mad.n. Pierre
Marschal. Mrs u. w. Marvine. Mrs.
w. h. Minahan. Olivia Middle Miss
Daisy Minnahan. @
Mrs. Washington Newell. Miss Made
line Newell. Miss Marjorie Newell,
Miss Helen Newsom, +. c. Ostby. Mrs.
ostby, Miss Helan r. Ostby. F. Ormond,
Major Arthur Peuchen Mrs. Thomas
Potter. Jr.. Mrs George Rheims. Ed
ward 5. Robert. c. Roymano. Miss IL
Rosibee. Miss Edith Rosenbaum. Mrs.
Adolpho Saalneid. Abraham Solomon,
Mrs p. Schubert. Robert Douglas
Sheddele, Frederick Seward. Mrs. VIII
liam d. silver, L Spencer Silverthorpe.
Colonel Alfonso Simonius. William I.
Sloper, Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder. Mrs
w a. Spencer and maid DR.. Max Stah-
elm. Mrs. P. Stephenson. MIR. and
Mrs. c. e. H. stengel. Mrs. Wal
ter Stephenson. Mrs. George NJ
Emil Taassig. Miss Ruth Taussig,
Mr. and Mrs. j, d. Thayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. t..
Taylor, Gilbert NJ. Tucker.
Mrs. F. NJ Warren. Mrs. J. Stuart
White. Miss Mary Wick. Bliss Helen
a. Wilson, Mrs George u. Widener
and maid, Miss Constance Willard,
Hugh ootner. Miss Mary Young
In the following list the naniez us
received BY wireless are given their
probable Interpretation:
First cabin list
Abbott, Mrs. Rose (probably Mrs. n.
Auburt.
Andrewa, Miss X. T. (probably Miss
Cornelia IL
Chibinace. Mrs. B. probably Mrs. E.
B. ChibnalD.
Douglas, Robert probably Mr.. or
Mrs. w. Douglass, or Mrs. T. c. Doug
lass).
Ellis. Miss (may be Miss Eustic).
Kinchen, Miss Emile possibly Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17

r. r. kenyon).
kimberley. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. (pos-
s!oly Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. K!mban).
hennyman, l.. 4. (probably AIr. and
Alrs. +. r. Kenyon.
L.indstrom, Singrid (probably Mrs
Iindstrom).
Mile inrohahly Frank D. Mne,).
ti,Iorent."A Duran. Ascuncion Duran.
Siiss MarE DAVIS. Mrs. Ada Doing.
MISS Elsie Doing. Mrs. Lizzie o. Faun-
thorpe Miss Ethel Garside, Miss Ale.
Herman Miss Mary -. Hewlett, George
harris, Mrs. Jane Herman, Miss Kat.
Herman Miss Annie Hold. Mrs Esther
mart, MISS Eva Hart, Miss Nina HAIR
per. Anna IiarTnalainSr and son. Mrs
Elizabeth Hockine. Miss Nellie Hook
ing. Mrs Amy Jacobsohn. Miss Nora
~ cane. MISS Fannie Kelly. Miss Louisa
Laroche, Miss Jessie W. Leitoh, Mrs.
Lahore. Mrs. Alice Louch. Miss Rerthn
a a;ehmnn Mrs. Elizabeth Mclinger and
Shiid, Mrs A Mallct. Master Andrero,
Mallct. Mrs. Elizabeth Nyc. Miss Alice
i,hiilips. Emilio paila1. Julian Padro,
Mrs l. Parrish. Mrs. Emilio Portalup-
ri, Mrs. Jane o. Quick, Miss Wennie O.
quick, MISS Phyllis o. Quick, Mrs LII
lie Rebouf Mrs. Lucy Ridsaalc. Miss
Emily RuEg, MI. and Mrs, Emile R'ch-
ara and so.. Miss AIaudn Sincock, Mrs
Marion Smith Miss Edna S. Trout, Mrs
Matilda Weisz. Miss Susan Web5er
Miss Marion Wright. Miss Bessie Wait.
children. Mrs. Addie Wells. MISS ].
Wells. Ralph wells. Charles Williams
the rear7"
ee!"ed by wiFsiess are given their probable
Interpretations
Second cao!n-"Jul!et, NJ Laroche" fprob
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
TEACHERS PLEAD
FOR HIGHER PAY
Those Not Included With Ele-
mentary Staff Urge Action
on Ordinance.

All classes of school teachers save
those OF the elementary grades were
before the Committee on Finance last
night seeking an increase in pay. 1t
was recalled that the Council so
amended the budget as to give all OF
the $4,000 set apart for increasing the
pay of teachers to less than half of
the entire number, who teach in the
white elementary grades. This left
the kindergarteners hi6h school teach
ers. principals. jantors and colorcd
teachers with no raise. and a supple
mentary resolution has been offered
arpropriating $1,000 additional to rec
tify the admitted Injustice done when
the budget was amended. The Finance
Committee heard from them all, but
took no action.
an equally large delegation. headed
by Superintendent J. a. c. Chandler,
oscar T.. Parrish, Rev. r. A. Goodwin
ana others, appeared In behalf of the
plans for new Bellevue School urging
the committee not to scale the appro-
priation or to eliminate the auditor
ium feature.
Admitting that the primary was ap-
preaching. and that they had oonstitu-
ents needing Jobs IN the Fire Depart
ment, Councilmen Pollock and Jones.
OF new Madison Ward. appeared in
hehalf OF resolution for the purchase
OF motor hook and ladder truck for
the Fire Department the resolution
providing for the transfer of one Of
the horse trucks now IN use to South
Richmond, and the addition Of q com
pany OF ten mon TO tho Fire Depart
ment pay roll
The ordinance regulating the cIec-
trio plant was argued at Length by
Chairman Mills. of the Water Com
mittee. and Chairman Don I4Avy, OF
the Electricity Committee, with the
usual divergence OF Views rs + the
uses 10 b. made CT the expeneive Plan /
tAs Guy has erectsd.
Tae committee heard speeches un,u
1t t'c:cck: then went into exasutive
session. and authorized payment to he
made for the City Dock In city bonds
At par, the price being sao.oD0.
j, b. Siesfr!ed recently elected CLERK
of Special Assessments To snc,,cd
Jesse F. Wood. resigned. having d.
a red the position. the committee
clrcted Charles p. Cooke, row an err
ploye Of the Fulton Brick COMPANY
| The other name In nomination was
| that Of John A. Huntington.
Without taking NJ its docket the
| committee adjourned to next Mond ay
night at s o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch,
1870 Hull Street,

Phone Madison l7t.
Permission to use the courthouse Friday
night FOR the regular meeting OF the South
Richmond Democratic Club was granted
Yesterday by Judge f. II. Wells Immcdl-
aie!y President Garter c. Jones. of the club.
issued call Tor the meeting. 1t will begin
promptly nj S O'Clock.
The meeting has aroused O. great amount
Of interest on both sides OF the James. and
prominent candidate from the north side
said yesterday that number OF voters from
that part OF the city would be OH hand
This Is the first meeting in the ward in
which all candidates have boon together.
and VIII prove OF interest. Ten men who
ore seeking councilmanic honors are cx-
pectcd to he present.
Fined for Beating Wife.
Advertising doesn't always pay-at least
80 says James Wtleon, who in the Police
Court. Part ?. yesterday was fined so and
costa for i1-treatinx his spouse, who. he
AYERS, was secured through wan; adj. in
local paper. Wilson, according to his
story, desired to enter into matriinony and
placed an advertisement In the paper, In
which, he set forth his qualifications. He
was hesieged with apnlieat!ons. and after
looking over the held decided on tho pres
ent wife. They were married in three days.
All did not so we'll with the couple, and
the charge yesterday against Wilson was
the result His wife claimed and showed
evidence, TINT she had been sadly batter
ed Wilson was required to furnish bond
for good behavior for twelve months.
More rcdiIIcrs Summoned.
H. NJ. Smith. BurreI Powell. James Mon
tells and James Mcneil. all pcddlers OF nsh,
have been summoned 10 appear in the Po-
lice Court. Part ., to answer to the charge
of violating the psadiinS law. The men
are ni!cSed to have been out OF sight OF
their wagons. contrary to the ordinance
which Is designed TO nrcvcnt several ped :
d!ers from working under one license.
Central COnvocsition.
inc spring meeting of the Central Con-
voca ton OF the Diocese o. Southern vir-
E'nta Will he held In Meade Memorial Epis-
copal Church. beginning Monday morning
II VIII last until Thursday. Nhnut TWENTY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
COurtney-nobcrts.

West Point, Va, April i6.-The
West Point Baptist Church was the
scene of pretty wedding this after
noon at ] o'clock, when Miss Lillian
Pearl Roberts, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. ]. Roberts. and John VII.
fred Courtney. son of ". S. Courtney
of little Plymouth. were married by
Rev. r. r. Harris, pastor of the
church
The bride entered with her brother
Fred Roberts, of Savannah. Ga. who
gave her away. Her only attendan,
was Miss Mae Owens, her cousin. The
best man WAS Llewellyn Courtney
brother OF the groom. The ushers
were Charles Gilmore, Hugh Norment
Bernard Field and Arthur Owens
Mrs. y. j. Bagby, cousin of the bride
presided at the organ.
MIR. and Mrs. Courtney left on the
l:So train for Northern trip. They
will be at home after May l.
The guests from a distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts, Savannah.
ga; Mr.. and Mrs. Burton. Elsom; Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Diggs. w. S. Court
ney and Mrs. Guthrie, of Little Ply
mouth; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Courtney, Kine
and Queen; Hugh Norment, Williams
burg; Misses Pearl and Gladys Rilee
Irvington.
An informal reception was given by
the brides parents at their home or
Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
Democratic Club Meeting

meeting OF the South Richmond D.no-
cratic Club will be held tomorrow niYht
IN tho courthouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
News Of South Richmond

ministers have notified the Rev. F. Ernest
Warren that they will attend.
me officers OF the conrocation are: Rev.
G. B: Bryan, d. D.. dean; Rev. Flournoy
Bonlotn. treasurer; +. G. Riddle, secretary.
me special objects OF the organization Is
the furtherance OF missionary work or the
church In Its territory.
Choir Guild to Meet.
inc Choir Guild of the Meade Memorial
Church will meet Friday afternoon ut the
residence of Mrs. f. G. IIn on West
Twelfth Street
Aiicy-Cartcr SnptinIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
AIINIATUnE ALMANAC,

April II, 1912.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. Alb
EYenlnE. 80. 4ia7!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
VIRGINIA IS GOOD
SHAKE-UP GROUND
Chicago Council Make Slate at
! Natural Bridge and Then Hike
| to Richmond.
to Richmond.

Seven members of the Chicago City
Council. the same comprising what is
known as the slate" committee OF
that body, registered at the Jefferson
last night Ell route home after hav-
ins spent some time at Natural Bridge
where they renovated the Chicago
] standing committees. The list Is com
posed of Aldermen John A. Richert
Anton a. Cermac and August Krum-
holz, Democrats, and Lewis D. Sits
William F. Lips and Albert j. Fisher,
Republicans. Mrs. Fisher. who ac-
companfed her husband on the trip.
Was the only woman III the party.
While. on It's departure from Chicago.
Il was announced that aside from
making up the slate the com,nitte e
would take the rest cure and look over
historic Virginia, other members OF
the Chicago Council deubtless will be
OF the opinion that the greater part
OF the time was used in another direc-
tion entirely. AS matter of fact, the
deliberate OF the committee Will
result in a veritable ''shake-up.'
Leaving Chicago. apparently. with
Tho task of naming twcnty-four
standing committees. The delegation
VIII return with the recommendation
that they be reduced onc-half. and be
placed on a working basis, that is.
enough business Will be given each
committee TO keep it at work. From
rs vantage point in the mountains of
Virginia. the slate committee be-
came convinced that several of the
Council organizations had little or
nothing to do, and they We're strick-
en- from the list. having their tasks
distributed among the dozen survivors
OF the old regime.
Democrats Lead.
some idea of the change may De hai
vrom the statement that under the
old order OF things there were 30
committee assignments, whereas now
there Will be only 100. The number on
sne four select committees will remain
the same--thirty- SO the new or
sanization provides for total of I'll
places. as against 30l under the former
Eystem. The Republicans receive sew
enty-three committee Jobs and the
democrats 1913.
The particular portion OF the Jour
ney that takes the delegation by this
city is In sense political and its
members are 10th to say much about
the political situation, unless you care
10 discuss in a casual way the chances
OF one OF the many candidates for the
presidential chair.
Heretofore, in Its efforts to be abso.
lutely free from all political associa-
lions In making up the lists, the COM
mittee has BEEN unsuccessful, and il
was said on this occasion that ever:
though It was so far removed, 1t would
he impossible to escape the sollcita-
tions OF the anxious ones In Chicago
To a certain extent this has been true.
hut II also Is a fact that they found
themselves more unha1npered this yea.
than ever before. Then. too, they saw
Virginia and had the rest that they
promised themselves. They are ~
turning to Chicago this morning.
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Sample Bottle Free by Mail

That those who are seeking health and
strength for themselves. children, rela-
tives or friends may experience the life
giving properties of this exclusive Nor
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those who send addresses by postcard OF
letter to Ozoniulsion, 54S Pear! St, N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17

very pretty marriage was celebrated
hst night In the phrlors OF the parsonage
% he hsbury Methodist Church, when Miss
Blanche NJ Carter became the wife o: T.
@ Alley, The ceremony was performed by
me pastor. Rev. J. r. Egg1eston. The
They will mako their homo in Oak Grove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
'TEzE WEATHER.
Forecast: NirginIa-Showcrs and
cooler Wednesday,; rhursIay cloudy.
North Cnrolina-Showcrs Wednesday
md probably Thursday.
Special LocnI Data for Yester,

Special LocnI Data FOR Yesterday.
u noon temperature ......-.. 10
3 p. NJ. temperature .......... rs
Maximum temperature up to
Minimum temperature up to S
+. NJ b4
Mean temperature .............. IL
Normal temperature ........... So
Excess in temperature ..--...... 10
Excess in temperature since
March l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January l 800. ........ 404
Rainfall last twenty four hours. Trace
Excess in rainfall since March l.. 2.TS
Accum. excess in rainfall since
January .............. $50
Local Observation s p. NJ. festcrdsy.
Temperature "a
Humidity ..............-.... 81
Mind, direction ;................ South
Wind, velocity .................. 6
Weather OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cloudy
Rainfall last twelve hours $3.50. Trace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-17
Condition I. Critical.

tSrecial TO The Times -Dispa tchl
tiynchburg, Va, April l6.-Thc con-
dition of DR.. Rawley w. Martin. pres
ident OF the State Board of Health, at
II o'clock tonight was extremely crit
ical.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13
GET
READY To CD
TO Chicago

Delegates to the Republican nation
al convention are already drifting
mainland ward one by one, and the
last. John Wise, alternate, will prob
ably go on May 20. Governor Frear's
departure tomorrow leaves only two
regulars still In Hawaii
Delegate Kalanianaole Is already in
Washington, near the scene of action
In Chicago. George +. Rcnton has
gone and so has Harry Baldwin. Char
Icy Rice of Kauai and John r. NOR of
Hawaii are still in the Territory and
both expect to leave soon.
OF the altcrnatcs, DR. w. T. Mon
sarrat left ON the last transport: Carl
Carlsmith of Hawaii, Jack Coney of
Kauai, Charles Wilcox of Maui and
John II. Wise and 4. Q. Marcallno of
Oahu are left.
Governor Frcar, II Is expected, will
spend some time in Washington he
fore the convention. and the predlc
tion Is made that he will try to find
out just where he stands with Tai;
as regards reappointment before tn
convention IL held.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13
SOUTH SEAS IN
A new Light
Stevenson Passages Identified
Since Reads Book
Is Out.

Tho publication Of OuartCrmastCr
Reads journal of tho thrilling Last
Cruise Of the Saginaw" delayed for
over forty years, places many bits of
description in StcvCnsOn's 1.-THE
WrcckCr." There are many refer,
CncCs to tho Midway Islands among
which tho Saginaw was wrecked, and
descriptions of the beaches, birds,
wrcckagc and drift. which appear in
Mr. Reads journal, noted at the time
Of the adventure. One reference
tells of the wreck Of the little gig
which carried the five volunteers on
their hclp-scCking expedition to the
Sandwich Islands
"WCll | remember" says WickC in
"'rhC Wrcckcrs," "a boats crew that
made this very island Of Kauai, and
from just about. where we lie, or a
Eil further. When they got up with
tho land. they were clean crazy.
There was an iron bound coast and
an Old Bob Ridley of surf on. The
natives hailed ON from fishing boats,
and sung out 1t couldn't be Done at
the money. Much they cared! There
was the land that was all they knew,
and they turned to and drove the
boat slap ashore in the thick of It,
and was all drowned but one"
81 eagerly scanned the ring OF
coral rock and bursting breaker, and
the blue lagoon which they en-
closed" runs Stcvenson's dcsCrip-
ton
THE two islets within began to
show plainly-Middle Brooks and
Lower Brooks Island; two, low
Undiscovered, rolling strips of sand,
each with Elittcring beaches, each
perhaps a mile or mile and halt
in length, running east and west, and
divided by narrow channel. Over
these, innumcrablc as maggOts, there
lowered, chartered. screamed and
changed millions of twinklng sea
birds; white and black. the black by
Tar the largest. with singular scin'
tiilatiOn this vortex of winged life
swaycd TO and fro in the strong sun
shine, whirlcd continually through
itself, and would now and again
burst asundcr and scatter as wide as
the lagoon; so that ! was instantly
reminded of what ! had read of neb'
ular commissions. A thin cloud over
spread the area of thP reef and the
adjacent seattle dust, as It could
not but fancy of earlier explosions
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13
ATHLETIC PARK
Baseball fur Sunday
MAY 10
TWO GAMES TWO GAMES
1:30-STARS VS.. p. A. C.
3:20-ASAHl VS.. J. A. c.

Reserved seats for center of grand
stand and Mas can he booked at T.
o. Hall n Son = Sporting Department
(cntrance King street, up to / p. m;
after ! y, m, at NJ. A. Gunst 4 Co,
King and Fort.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13
RECREATIONS
ORIENTAL CIRCUS AT
BIG BIJ0U THEATER

Oriental aCrObats--a circus by them
sclvCs-thc famous Mizuno family,
known throughout the States as the
Yokohama Troupe, are billed to open
at the big Bijou Theatcr tonight. That
the management of the Bijou was able
to secure this troupe for a limited Hoo
nolulu engagement is Il matter for
coneratulation, as the japanese had
just finished long stay in the United
States and were anxious to continue
on to Japan by the Persia. In spite
of the fact that what they asked for
a short stop here seemed almost pro-
hihtivc, they were engaged. Their act
Is Il novel and exciting one, In which
some of the most remarkable fcats OF
the athletic world are presented. There
are five Japanese in the troupe, ana
the work consists of balancing, BAN
boo pole climbing and extraordinary
topsy-turvy movements.
Another hcadlincr for tOnights bill
which will carry four excellent acts, is
the Italian Saxophonc Quartet This
musical group Is one of the most ar
tistic that has visited Honolulu. The
music is high class. with now and
then popular Interpolation. Music
lovers have found the music of the
Italian orchestra charming
The Waldstcin Trio, in a roller skat-
ing act, with new features, will be a
third attraction. In addition to the
vaudeville acts. there will also be a
run Of new motion pictures, all of Sc
lcCtcd subjects. Miltncr's orchestra
presents an entirely changed program
At the Empire motion pictures only
are presented every afternoon and
night, the film subjects being new.
b =. O. F." is the title of an eX-
ccllent motion picture which will he
shown at the Bijou the first three
nights of this week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13

Taxpayers! Taxes now due. OeIin-
quent May is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13
A NERVOUS WRECK

Mrs. Mae Mcknight of Oronogo,
Mo. writes 81 was simply a nervous
wreck | could not even walk across
the floor without my heart Tutoring
and suffered with such bearing down
sensations every month. Lydia f.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has
not only done my nerves world of
good, but has relieved me from pain
and am recommending 1t to my
friends"
Because your case is difficult one,
don't continue to suffer, but try Ly-
dia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-13
MAUL.DISCUSSES
THE fruit FLY
Especial bulletin Correspondence

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
WAlLUKU, Maui. May ia meet
ing Of the board OF trustees Of the
Maui Chamber of Commerce was held
at the Office Of the Maui Board of Su.
pervisors last Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman +. +. Baldwin at 3 o'clock
The fruit fly situation was talked of
in all its various phases. The mag.
COTS sent to Honolulu from the resi-
dCnces of PA CoCkctt at Waikapu and
Rcv. r. T.. Dodge at Wailuku for OK.
animation by the expert cntomolo-
gists are still in Honolulu undergoing
careful examination at the labOrator.
les of the entomOlogists.
Tho Chamber of Commerce will re.
quest the Board of Supervisors for
financial aid to eradicate the fruit fly
on Maui.
Hugh Howell reported upon plans
end specification of the proposed
landing for Kihci. He recommended
the location Of tho new Kihci landing
10 be about half milo further from
the present landing on ground belong.
ing to the Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar Co. A committee of five was
appointed to meet. confer and advise
with the Maui Loan Fund Commission
as to the expenditure of money. how,
when and where to- spend. The com.
mittcC personnel follows: Supervisor
Wm. HcnninG of Lahaina. Manager H..
H. PCuhallOw Of the Wailuku Sugar
Company. civil Engineer Hugh How
oil. j. j. Walsh of Kahului. and II. A.
Wadsworth of the Maui Soda & Ice
Works, Ltd. of Waikiki. Any recon-
mendatiOn from these gentlemen If &C.
CCptcd by the Loan Commission. will
not result in the possession of a grey
horse in lieu of $1,000 unless II be a
thoroughbred of Nancy Hanks caliber.
At the adjournment of the meeting Of
the board of trustees the Chamber met
and endorsed the action of the board
In toto.
Tries to Catch Fly.
Inspector Davis of the Kahului
brcakwater was at the residence of
=. Cockett at Waikapu last week with
trap trying to catch an adult fruit
fly for Prof SEVERN of the College of
Hawaii Mr.. Davis was not success.
full but he has not given up his task, as
he is anxious to catch one, If the fly
is really on Maui.