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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
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Washington Lodge, No. Is. B. T. o.
Elks, will hold ''thums Dit Cbeefsteak)
dinner and social next Thursday evening.
at its clubhouse, for the benefit OF the
fair sex. 1t will be an EIks' Ladies'
Night. and the committee Of arrange
ments for the function is endeavoring to
surpass all previous attempts in the line
Of entertainment
During and following the beefsteak din
ner a fine entertainment will be provided
by professional talent, and the funmak-
ers among the members OF the lodge are
rehearsing skits for presentation on that
night.
Following are the committeeman In
charge OF the social session:
Executive committee. Fred ]. Mer-
sheimer, chairman. Hugh F. Harvey,
John P. Collins. Henry Hull, and Z. II.
NeUmeyer, jr.: chef. William A. Het-
finger: refreshments, J. Fred Rupertus,
chairman; entertainment. Chas. z. Myers,
chairman; receptions, Cnas. II. Uter-
mehle. chairman; novelties. Henry Hull
and Edward Swing; beefsteak band, A
II. Girard, leader; general committee.
John c. Maxwell, julius Albrecht, Chas.
f. Myers, William B. Palmer, Norman
Pruitt, Rudolph Riegel, William II. San
telmann. Emil @. Schafer, Ed. S. Schmid.
Lieut. Daniel Slattery, N. +. Sullivan.
Edward Swing, Chas. II. Utermehle, E.
B. Van Fleet. William A Hettinger,
]. Fred Rupertus. Ernest E. Hoffman,
Albert H. Huber, Edward d. johnson, w.
Stanley Jones, Frank A. Kidd. Harry
King, Peter Latterner. }. VIM. Lee, VIII
lam A. Mcdowell, A. II. Girard, James
A. Balderson, John NJ. Becker, q. w.
Brahler, Thomas ]. King. August Brill
L. B. Brooke, William Buckley. VIM.
G. Handy. Leo Zwissler. Peter Ben
nett. John E. Keefe. u.s.. Canfield, Nj.
A. Lynch, Thos. J. McQuede, r. L.
Mattlngly, Dominick Fowler, Louis
Frankfort, John E. Fuegel, John F. Ger
hold. Samuel NJ. Gompers, II. b. Good
reIl. August Hagermann, Abe Cohen,
Louis Hartig, Chas. F. Hermann, John
II. Buscher, VIM A. Carson, John j.
Allen, Frank b. Clarkson, p. f. Cofrey,
w B. Dawson, Alexander Drummond.
VIM. A. EngIe, James A. Farrell, and
George c. Humphrey.
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AIACCABEES.

Last Tuesday evening, Liberty Hive,
No. I, Ladies OF the Maccabees OF the
World, installed the following officers:
Mrs. K. ]. whittleton, commander; Mrs.
Mary ]. VinIng, lieutenant commander;
Mrs. Anna Ritzmiller, past commander;
Mrs. HiIda Cummins. record keeper; Mrs.
Helen Jewel, finance auditor; Mrs. Flora
Dill chaplain; Mrs. Margaret DobrowOl-
ski. sergeant; Mrs. Katie Shannon, lady
alarms; Mrs. Pauline Nagel, sentinel;
Mrs. Georgia Barr, picket; Mrs. Emma
McClothlen, Official prompter; Mrs.
Margaret Coles, color bearer No. ]. and
Mrs. Ella Mattingly, color bearer No. 2
Last Monday evening. Victory Hive,
No. 1s, Ladies OF the Maceabees Of the
World, held a public installation Of the
following officers: Mrs. Annie Z. Lam
ford, commander; Mrs. Alice Crane, lieut.
tenant commander; Mrs. Ella NJ Chaplin,
past commander; Mrs. Katherine E.
Cartner, record keeper: Mrs. Annie f.
Bell, finance auditor: Mrs. Adella Mason,
chaplain; Mrs. Mary ]. Beal, sergeant;
Mrs. Minnie Dunn, lady-at-arms; Mrs.
Ada " Byrne, sentinel, Mrs. Hannah
Eberhardt, picket; Mrs. Ella Coon, off,
cIal prompter; Miss Sidonia Dunn, pian-
ist: Mrs. Sarah v Darling, captain Of
guard: Mrs. Winifred Savage. color bear
er No, ], and Mrs. Mary Sellew, color
bearer No. .
Mrs. Melva ]. Caswell, state eomman-
der, acted as installing oficer, assisted
by Miss Eva Bladen, as lady OF cere-
monies, Miss Katherine Doyle and Miss
Carrie Rabe as ensigns, with their at
tendant guards. did perfect work. A
beautifr4 pearl brooch was presented the
commander, Mrs. Lanford. who is new
serving her second term A handsome
cut glass pitcher was presented Mrs.
Cartner. the efficient record keeper, and
pair OF kid gloves were presented Miss
Dunn, pianist. The presentations were
made with appropriate remarks by Mrs.
Caswell Mrs. L.anford then presented
Mrs. Caswell, a cut glass fern dish, voic-
ing the love and loyalty Of the hive to
their state leader.
Two handsome bouquets were presented
Mrs, Darling. captain. one rom the hive
for her excellent work, and the other
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, Washington Camp. No. . Patriotic Or
der Sons Of America, installed the officers
Monday evening. as follows: Past presi-
dent. J. w. Mason; president, Columbus
Hayes; vice president, B. F. Chrisman:
master OF forms. c. c. Barco; financial
secretary. W. L. Snow; recording secre-
tary, A. L. Jennings: treasurer, William
Schoenberger; conductor. Charles Elm; IN
spector. William Bonsal; guard. J. W.
Dickerson: chaplain, j. H. Llpphard:
assistant recording secretary, ". Rosen-
blat; right sentinel. d. F. Garret; left
sentinel, ]. II. Murphy; trustees, Joseph
Koob and John Cumberland: ~auditing
committee, Joseph Koob. c. c. Barco.
and B. +. Crawford, and pianist. Percy
Hullings
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U. 8. w. v.

Gen Nelson A Miles Camp, No. /.
United Spanish War Veterans. has elect
ed and installed oficers. to serve one
year. as follows: Commander, Chris
Hintenach: senior vice commander, T. NJ.
Mette: junior vice commander, W. w.
Dyer: adjutant, Guy Moffett; quarter
master, W. Peter; officer OF the day, E
Goltz; officer OF the guard. J. Wilson:
historian, ]. Walter Mitchell and sur
geon, L. T. Vetters. The annual reports
showed that the camp Is In a iourishing
This camp was Organized early in 1880.
and Is the first association OF the kind
formed at the. close OF the war with
Spain.
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BY RUSSELL M. McLENSAN,

First Lieutenant. Signal Corps n. G. d. C.
1t can be stated on the authority Of
Lieut. Col. s.. E. Smiley, the adJutant
general Of the District Militia, and in ae-
cordance with the ultimate disposition
Of the appropriation for the District OF
Columbia. as relating 10 the militia, that
the schedule OF extra pay for annual
camp service, inaugurated last year. will
continue.
The objection Of Representative John
son. OF Kentucky. which caused the ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for the payment Of
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T. HI. G. CALENDAR.

J,pu,rv So-Advisory board meets
January sl-Ioint meeting Of all circles of
Pythian Temple.
mum Hall, Third street and PennslSania avenue
southeast.
The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
Du Pont Circle. No. 4Ss. was held on
Monday last at Flynn's Hall. Eighth and
X streets northwest, when candidates
were initiated. Among those present
were state Deputy r. B. Harbaugh, Dis
trict Deputy w. S. Gayle, Grand Secre-
tary A. E. Sasscer and Mrs. Sadie
Chauncey, OF National Circle, No. S2l,
Georretovn Circle. No. go. met at
Pythian Temple Wednesday night, with
the president, John Needfeldt. presiding
Several applications for membership were
received. The present outlook Is favor
able 10 Georgetown Circle having its
quota at the joint class initiation in
March.
Among the guests were District Deputy
w. s. Gayle, Local Deputy w. ]. Arm
strong: Past Presidents r. e. Wilson,
OF caoital Circle, No. 3l5: Mrs. r. B. Har-
bauRh. Of Congressional Circle, No. SOS,
and mrs. w. s. Gayle, formerly Of the
Pittsburg Jurisdiction. r. E. Bittings,
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Last Thursday night, Columbia Lodge
No. 10 I. o. o. F., accompanied by a
large delegation comprising members
from several of the lodges Of this juris-
dlction, made trip to Washington Grove
Nd, and assisted in the institution Of
new subordinate lodge at that place
Following the institution of the lodge
the degree team Of Columbia Lodge con-
grees upon a large class OF applicants.
Grand Master George Gerberich. 1 O
o. F., has appointed the following per-
manant committees Of the Grand Lodge
for the present year: Credentials-past
Erands, Samuel z. Boyce, George p
Johnston. and L. S. SchoenthaI: returns
past grands, ]. NJ. England, William @
Phillips, and W. II. Sellers; finance
past Fgrands, ]. ID. Yoakley. q q
Mothersead. and w. F.. Dement,; appeals
Past Grapd Elwyn Greene, and mast
grand masters. Henry c. Hazard ana
DR.. Theodore Mead: superintendent
grand masters. James H. Crew, Richard
A. Ford. and Thomas ]. Gates: printing
past grands, Frank ID. Seiffert. Charles
GarreIs, and A. B. Grey; state Of the
order-Past GRAND Master Daniel A Dn.
gan, Past Grand II. S. Herrell, and Past
Grand Master w. W. MILAN: by-Iaug
past grsnds, De Witt c. Cook and II, w
Selah. and Past Grand Master Z. w
Brandford: Rebekah lodges-past grands
Lewis S. Kern. Henry Weber, and PaSt
Grand Master. Richard H Sorreu.
The grand master also has under con-
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BrutaI Hu.band sentenced.

contending that he had brutaIly treated
her and their three children. and that
he had failed 10 contribute anything for
the support OF the family, Mrs. Henry
L. Barrick had her husband arraigned
in Juvenile Court yesterday on charge
OF nonsupport. Regardless Of Barricks
pleadines for another chance, Judge De
Lacy sentenced him 70 the Workhouse
at OecoQuan.
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John Corridor, Vincent cosimano. Miss
Grace johnson. Miss Ida Edmister, and
Miss Elsie K. NeidfeIdt were appointed q
committee TO arrange q programme for
the entertainment OF the Grand Circle Of
hcers on March Il. when the grand vfsi-
tation win take place. The same COM
mittee was also instructed to prepare q
programme for June Il, when Georgetown
Circle will celebrate its sixth birthday.
Capital Circle, No. s15. met at North
east Temple on Tuesday. the past presi-
dent. r. E. Wilson, presiding. Mrs. Jen-
nie Abbott and Messrs. r. 2. Wilson
and Fred Kircher were elected TO serve
on a joint committee Of all circles in en-
tertaining the Supreme Circle officers
during their sojourn IN Washington. A
degree team was formed with Mr.. Fred
kircher as captain, TO ofiiciate during
the banner degree.
Folloving the regular routine OF busi-
ness a musical and literary programme
was rendered.
The advisory board, composed Of deputy
supreme presidents and the chairnnen OF
the increase committees Of the various
circles. met on Thursday night and, from
reports, II Is expected that 900 candidates
will be initiated at the joint class initia-
tion the last Of March The most i'm
portant arrangements were completed.
and the finals will be terminated at the
next meeting OF the board, January ~.
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X. O. II. NJ,

District Tent. No. s. X. o. T. M. is
Preparing for the opening Of its cam
paign on next Thursday night. when It
Will have a class initiation The degree
team OF Anaeostia Tent. No. T. will do
the work according 20 the service ritual
OF the association. This tent is entering
the field to double its membership dur
ing the year.
l.. J. Landvoidt, Of District. Tent, No.
s Is In Providence Hospital in a very
serious condition, and little hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Next Monday night Washington Divi-
sion, No. ]. has been called to meet at
the Old Masonic Temple, Ninth and F
streets, for the purpose OF starting the
new years work
NJ. A. Brehner has been elected and
installed as record keeper Of Alexandria
Tent, No 2, at Alexandria, Va. and is
now busy STRENGTHENING out the affairs
of the tent.
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The State Camp Of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America OF the Commonwealth OF
Maryland, accompanied by large delega-
tions from the 100 subordinate camps
of the State, paid a fraternal visit to the
six District camps on Thursday evening.
The visitors left Baltimore at O'Clock
and were met at the terminal by the re-
ception committee and escorted to the
hall. at 623 Louisiana avenue. where
they were the guests OF the advisory
board. The hall was crowded to its ca
pacity, and the spirit Of fraternalism
held full sway. President B. B. Smith
presided and welcomed the Maryland fra
tiers in well chosen words.
State Camp Secretary Heap, of Mary
land, responded in one of the most bril-
liant orations ever enjoyed by the local
order. Maryland was well represented
by their spellbinders. and II was difficult
TO limit the speakers in their interesting
discourses.
John F. May was the principal speaker
for the local camps. and spoke on Unity
OF purpose" At II o'clock buffet lunch
con was served and the Maryland guests
returned home with words OF commenda-
ton for their District brethren.
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ENCANfPAIENTs

January 5l-Columbian, No. l. degree work
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
February 3-CGntou Washington, No. !, cantor
drill and social
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ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.
srRoRDINATE LODGES

January 2-Union. No. II; Covenant. No Is
Beacon. No. Is. and LGngdOn, No. 9, regular busi.
ness.
January 1o-washinEton. No 6: Golden Rule No.
q: Amity, No 2, and Phoenix, No. q. regular
business.
January a-Ezstern, No Z; Harmony. No. O. and
Fede1al City, No. %. degree work. Friendship. No.
T. regular business.
February 1-Columbia, No 10, and Excelsior No.
II, degree work Salem. No. q, regular business.
February 2-Central. No !, degree work. Metro
pnIE No Is rnrnilar hisine..
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ported in the treasury. Recommendation
for changes in the bylaws were made
and later the changes were voted by the
grotto!
Following the election and installition
Of officers, IL was voted TO appoint COM
mittee to select a past monareh's Jewel
to be presented TO Monarch Shreve at a
future meeting. The newly elected officers
were installed by retiring Monarch Shreve
as follows: Raymond B. Diekey, mon
arch; Jesse F. Grant, chief justice; Ever
ett w. Hawkins, master of ceremonies;
Joseph H. Curran, treasurer; n. l..
Strang, tr., secretary; venerable prophet.
veiled; Thomas B. Walker, sentinel, and
Peter Latterner, trustee.
Increasing interest was manifested by
the record-bresking attendance at the
last meeting Of the Fellowship Club, -
composed Of Master Masons of the Blu
reau of Engraving and Printing, held at
Pythian Temple. -Four new members were
initiated and seven applications for MEM
bership were received. BY unanimous
vote the recommendation OF the executive
committee TO hold the annual banquet
of the club at the New Ebbitt, February
a, was concurred in. 1t was announced
that Senator Warren and other distin-
guished men in the official circle of the
government, as wei as several honored
members Of the fraternity, win be guests
OF the club on this occasion.
The executive committee was instructed
to procure suitable dates fer moonlight
excursions during the coming summer and
report at the next meeting. At the close
of business the club went into social ses-
sion. Under this head letters expressing
regret Of inability TO attend were read
from Past Grand Master ]. Claude Kei,
per, Grand Secretary A. W. Johnston,
Secretary General A. A. S. r. ]. H.
Cowles, Potentate w. Hamilton Smith,
and Roe Fulxerson.
President Troutman introduced J. c.
Capers, of South Carolina, former Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, and Ben
W. Murch. grand master Of Masons of
the District, who made excellent ad-
dresses, receiving the hearty applause OF
those present at the conclusion OF each.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORs OF AMERICA

The officers OF Amarylis Camp. No. 67S5
Royal Neighbors OF America auxiliary
to the Modern WoOdmen of American,
we're installed on Thursday evening by
Mrs. Martha McCaffrey, assisted by Mrs.
Ida J. Swiggett, state supervising dep
uty Those installed were ElinOr w.
SchooIey, oracle: Mary S. Bailey. vice
oracle; Katherine Bower, chancellor;
Lucy Mcdonnell, recorder; Annie Donel-
son, receiver; Margaret buckingham,
marshal; Walter Mcdonnell, manager,
and Dr. B. +. Gibbs, physician. The first
anniversary Of this organization will be
celebrated in Pythian Temple on Febru-
airy 10.
Colonial Camp, No. 7159. installed Off
GERS at their regular meeting in Potomac
Bank Hall, Georgetown, on Monday even
ing. Following are the officers for the
new year: Oracle, Ellen J. Farquhar; vice
oracle, EsteIle Potter: chancellor. Nellie
Donovan; recorder. Emsie Brown; re-
ceIver, Agnes Ready; marshal. Mary
EsteIle Hunter; inner sentinel, Margaret
Burton; outer sentinel Louise Daley;
manager, Frank ]. Ready; physician, DR..
NJ. ]. Ready. Mrs. Ida J. Swigget, state
deputy. acted as installing officer and was
assisted by Mrs. Martha McCafrey, city
supervising deputy. acting as ceremonial
marshal
A. r. Talbot Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, will hold their annual ball at
the National Rifles Armory on Friday
evening, February 2 The committee in
charge are NJ. K. Bostic, Dee Hammer,
and o. F. James.
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Capt James n. Love. r., Fifteenth Z
s. Infantry, Division OF Militia Affairs
War Department, who for some time ha
been on temporary duty at District mill
tia headquarters. especially in connection
with the annual inspections OF the variou
units, has been selected for detail as spe
cial instructor OF the First Infantry
Kentucky National Guard Capt Low
will report 30 Adjt. Gen. Haldeman, a
Louisville, KY. on February 5. In tn
meantime he will be busy in washington
completing his reports.
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KalIipolis Grotto, No. Is, NJ. o. V. P. OF
E. R, at its annual election and in
staIlation OF officers held Thursday night
ia the Eastern Star chamber at the New
Masonic Temple. heard the annual re-
port OF its retiring monarch. John IL
Shreve, and reports Of orner officers for
the year just closed.
Monarch Shreve thanked every ofrcer
and member of Kallipolis Grotto for
their loyal and hearty support ana CO.
operation in making the past year the
greatest in the history of the local
grotto. In a solemn manner the names
Of the members who departed this life
during the past year were read. as fol-
lows: ]. II. vierbuchen. F. w. Cunning
ham, Gottlieb Heilman, Carl HennIge,
and George z. Reed.
The entire years work, under the ad-
miuistration of Monarch Shreve, was
reviewed and il was with much satis-
faction to the officers and members to
learn that 90 were constituted yelled
prophets during the year, and de-
spite the additional expense of the
sessions in this city OF the supreme coun-
ell Of the order, q large sum was re-
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els Smith, Miss Helen Rockwell, Mrs.
Johnson. Miss Rappalier and others.
y x y
Mrs. John McCandIess gave beau
tiful luncheon yesterday in honor Of
Mrs. Hergear and Mrs. Barnes. Tones
of yellow We're used as the color
scheme for the adornment of the table
and drawing-room. Those enjoying
Mrs. McCandless hospitality We're
Mrs. Hergear, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Lew
ers. Mrs. James McCandless, Mrs. Pen.
hallow, Madam Weaver, Mrs. Hair
Mrs Restarick, Mrs. NewcOmb, Mrs
Locke, Mrs. Pearson, Madam Kimball,
Mrs. Emory and Miss Armstrong.
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Mrs. A. f. Grifiiths at Oahu College
grounds gave a perfectly appointed
luncheon today in honor Of Mrs. Wash
burn, who is the house guest of Miss
Margaret Hopper. The guests includ'
ed Mrs. Washburn, Miss Hopper, Mrs
Willard Brown, Mrs J. A. Kennedy
Mrs. u. X. Myers, Mrs. w. r. Castle
Miss Bosher, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. John
McCandless, Mrs. S. w. Barnes and
Mrs. Griffiths.
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Mr.. and Mr." J r. HUMPHREYS are
expected on the Sierra today to be the
house guests of Miss Edna Allyn who
is the efficient librarian of Honolulu
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. HUMPHREYS come
from st. Anthony, Idaho, where Mr.
HUMPHREYS is superintendent of the
Idaho State Industrial School Mrs
HUMPHREYS is the sister of Miss Allyn
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Mr. and Mrs. David Little Whiting
ton are receiving the congratulation
of their friends on the occasion o
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversar,
today.
Tonight they will celebrate the OK
casion by giving dinner party to
number of friends. Those invited ar
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs "
r. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Grifiths, MI
and Mrs j. f, Emerson, DR.. and Mrs
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THE THEATERS
Hushes Company Still Pleases.

A very aDpreciative audience visited
the Bijou theater last night and were
very much interested in the antics of
the fat German comedian and his He
brew partner and the trials and tribu-
lations that they underwent in trying
to become spectators
The play dealt with the purchasing
of the Venus Oil Co., a well that never
existed, and reminded some of the au-
dience of the way they themselves
were taken in by some Fictitious wild
cats schemes. All through the play
distinctly local atmosphere was in
evidence. AS matter of fact it saw
ored of local color from beginning to
end.
The biggest hit of the specialties
was "Alexander,s Ragtime Band" by
Miss Guy and the comedians. In this
act, which was a burlesque on the orig
inal, a number of fancy steps were in
troduced This merited three encores.
/ Madame Lloyd in her rendition of the
"Glowworm" was very well received.
| The same program will be repeated
tonight and Saturday afternoon and
evening and then the Hughes Company
will be a thing of the past until next
July, when they expect to play a re-
turn engagement on their way back
from the. Orient
CoIored VaudeVilIians Fill the Empire.
The Empire played to capacity
houses last night with Hen Wise and
Katie Milton and Jones, Grant and
De Hearde, all colored talent, as the
drawing card.
Hen Wise and his better half were
in particularly fine mettle last night
and were the favorites at this theater.
They appeared in dialogues and sing.
ing. Miss Millions rendition of the
Carolina Rag" was quite a hit the
song having a distinctly catchy swing
to it, Hen Wise rendered 'KokOmo'
: with true southern flavor. They closed
their act with the Indian scene which
is easily the Wise-Milton masterpiece
They both make very acceptable In
dams and their makeup is such thai
) they could easily pass as the original
5 Jones, Grant and De Hearde appear
) ed as old southern darkies with Jones
J as the nanny and the female mum
= bers of the trio as mischievous LITTLE
picaninnies. Mr.. Jones sang "Olt
!. Kentucky Home" in such way that i
E almost brought tears to many in thu
, audience.
A very interesting as we'll as in
structive picture was "A Sane Fourt
y of July" which depicted. the oldtim
+ celebration and the present day san
t one. The program all though wa
S very enjoyable.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States of America for the
District of Hawaii.
In The Matter of Henry KIemme,
Bankrupt. Case No. FOG.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
On this End day of February, A.
D. 1912, on reading the Petition here
in, it is
Ordered by the Court, that a hear
ing be had upon the same on the
18th day of February, A. d. 1912, be-
fore said Court at Honolulu, in said
District, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon; and that notice thereof be pub
lished in the Hawaiian Star" a
newspaper printed in said district,
and that all known creditors and 9TH
er persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place and show
cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies Of
said petition and this order, address
ed to them at their places of resi-
dence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Sanford 3.
Dole, Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof, at Honolulu, in said
District, on the End day of February,
A d. 1912
(SeaD A. e. MURPHY,
Clerk.
By (Sgd) GEO. R. CLARK,
Deputy Clerk.
A True Copy
Attest:
A. E. MURPHY, Clerk.
BY GEO. R. CLARK,
Deputy Clerk.