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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Wilson Is silent.

United Press Leased Wire Servlce.l
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 19.-Presi-
dent-elect Wilson today declined to
affirm or deny the statement Of the
Boston Post that Louis D. Brandeis is
to be secretary of commerce and Ia
bor. He declined to discuss 1t further
than to say:
"Of course the Boston Post has no
authoritative information, such as II
claims for making any such state
ment."
1t is no secret here that Governor
Wilson has long been an ardent n
mirer of Brandeis, nor that he OBJ
tained great deal of support from
Brandeis during the campaign in
drawing his issue for the regulations
of competition" among big indus
tries. Wilson's feeling towards Bran
deis were definitely shown last sum
mer when, after long conference
with the Boston lawyer at Sea Cir
i ho said:
1--WE had fine visit. We found
ourselves absolutely in accord or
questions pertaining to the great in
| dustries OF the country"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Crazy Man Fired Fatal Shot
While Clergyman Was
Listening to Boys
Story. !

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MULHEIM, Feb. ia tragedy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19
Cudahy Predicts That the
Prices Will Fall With
in the Next Six
Months.

UNITED Press Leased W.re service.1
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Feb. 19.-The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-19

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-04
Grand Pique-
nique

!, Une activit6 extraordinaire SEM
BILE r6gner parmi les membres du
comit6 nomm6 pour lie pique-nique
qui aura lieu lie 4 juliet proclaim
au b6n6fce de l'institution DIES or
phelins, Avenues 46e ct Chicago.
En- effet lie comit6 d6sirerait r6ali-
ser quelque mile dollars, lesquels,
ajout6s aux dix mile dollars don
mes par lie testament de M. Sheve-
lin, permettraient aux Saurs de
construire lie nouveau dortoire pro-
ijet6s pour les orphelins.
Ce jcur-la tout le monde va en-
pique-nique ct tous les catalogues
de la vile sont sp6cialement invi-
t6s d'aller passer cette journ6e sur
e terrain de l'orphelinat Avenues
46e ct Chicago, on il y anra nom
bre d'amusements, d'endroits re-
pr6sentant les differences paroisses
de la vile Oh vous pourrez vous
procurer votre diner ct votre SOU
per, ct d'int6ressants concours.
lie service des traways est tou.
jonrs plus facile vers les endroits
priv6s de sorte que chacun pourra
Sc rendre sur le terrain du pique-
nique ct en- revenir, led Juliet,
sans inconv6nients.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-04
LES PILULES MORO sont en- vente a la ROSE
3O3 Avenue Cntral
AVendre

A vendre pour $1,80O une bonnie
propri6t6 SUE lie cote Est rappor-
tant $1 de loyer par mois. Pour
plus amples informations s'adres-
ser a A. III. Demeules, 3O5 Avenue
Centrale.
Residence moderne a vendre, 6
chambres fnies en- bois franc ct
situ6e dams une des meilleures par
ties de la vile $3.50 S'adresser<
q A. II. Demeules, 3O5 Avenue
Centrale.
A vendre, un lot 40x14O, sur Pa
venue Queen N. No 1919. tres bel
endroit. Gas. 6gouts ct trottoir
S'adresser a M. E. Lenoir, 305 Ave-
nue. Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-04

heures, en- r6volte ouverte contre
la raison ct lie sens commun. Ii
%resta, d'abord pour revoir une fois
Madeleine, ct quand il l'ent revue
une fois, il voulut la 1evoir d'au-
tres fois encore. Ellie l'accueillait
avec un 81 jolt sourire! Jamais,
certes, Eugene ne lui en- await
adress6 de pareil. Sen aperce-
vait-il? Non. sans doute, car l'es-
perance d'etre aim6 n'avait aucune
part a sa conduite. La pleasure
fate par la bale de Marc de Mere
elise s'6tait cicatris6e, mails les IL
lusions tu6es par la confession
d'EugAnie 6taient trop bien NOR
ties, Giles, pour rem; i re. De ce
tragique m6compte, Robert gar
DAFT une incurable defiance de
soi-meme, la persuation doulou-
reuse QUEEN lui rien n'6tait suscep-
tibIe d'6mouvoir un occur f6minin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-04

pefdESe ue seWe J00He, a@" j ."IN. " UEH1H Do Onm9pWy ~"
desolas de me trouver ans cet etate f
asp so;. a. rn6decinsn ne lie cn. dans IL bMn tte eMt pour traveller.
snno;zre nonvaientme donner aucuns ou1a- En6n, voyant que je net ouvais arivera
~a.+ 81 - mi aentah deneri lie iour enien wee les indictments quon mordon-
Jour-. nAte &c cons'aa a q1 ~ x - ~
80 go - 10 -" antS a+srse nin ,efhnes beauxheres qui avatf at appel vos
gen r 49, ~ .osM;s orei hearconns ervic@e ct qia vate etc guen. II mencou
ngn -|s Se:.oar+r moi eHro0ah1ee tragea q M procurer desP 1ues Moroe eta
. .@N = -e;n M rer nonr ramassenhesp rendre Requirement.. sizes rende-
v r.Is~ nms M 1e taft afres bottles ,e m sems grandements oua-
-: assrammeoi+ heoncon nonnge, mes menbnes sassoupGssaient, mes
44ee"I~1 H.-.naa . or;ea~rente enh nouvenents talent ps assures ct lie cou
L. ~. - cerrina moments lie vovaisv olHrager enassait.
rel devant mes yeux desp points orsq ui Se"e nenoia'o ~ s:sa 49, aIs
nS H,s -. -aomro+;r acors+or+a epus reprendre non ravail AUourdhuije
$500 90 aa ~ide 81 oraar me onrneesuist tout fM bien. Je travaiuesa sans in
assmMm - ~ naazo;s nMe srnrcr+er deterrupton ,Jaib bon appett je digere ben
%.-a.s-a. 4o~+ ms riede 6+Ge4te na6a let eme pote a merven1e.
Nsm ains, petit a petit, devenaient inca cete guerson, Je Ia DOS lux x,f1"ess
pablesd aucuntr travail deHcat. Cettei n6r-F Moro ct je lie procame' 'o"e oevous'~
mite sc compnqumt de di@cutes'd de spi-TOs. GUERT1N, 80 MAPLE ST. Jonnsoon'
ration ct dessouhlements au moindre ef5Vt
CONSULTATIONS GRATUIIES-Homm@ nnads vez vr les medanso e Ia oo"P&sm0
M6dmae Moro GU 6nvzlm,l .w B indnMonte myen de- 0s gunr lis donnentN "S oMns
oatnrnntM ct um prescriptions smta la p0Med etW es les boures ler ouHauA a NO. M
nes Saint DENIS Montreal at ovntse x@pHle dmanch,d e9 heursd un n a n@So ""'
ksmrlt amMi etjusqa6 heursl s aur@ jour.
les PnnLm Moro mnt en- vm chez tus les mrhmds de remedies Noush enWyosa ma par
lmse an Canada ct aux E%sU M sur rcphond u px, Soc pW uneb de$ AooP pour SIX EoA"
Tomnsl ktrs ddvmt ee admmMs: COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MOW zue aMnTDenE
MonM&L
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-04
DANGEREUSE IGNORANCE
76~nn0ignage de N. Jos. Guerfin de Sf-Johns-
bury, w., en- favour DIES
PILULES MORO
Qui FONT gu6rt
Qui Point guen

lest Grange de nahtr cnbMn les homms in0wntj MMu auxm 0ndf@ das oeN cur %
n ct cmmimentp uc comments Sc sognm Ani oues lews proccuptn "mt en- gena@11 M m
peama;m fMee axp oumons; aw@t6t que la nmnde iu&gante aPpdun @c ecoo'
on otc hele mGdein& on ohche dsr Remedies mails on porte gn&rdmentp eu daHenhonv eses
Sc gmeq que hrGnv va n mntq uon ne ofn pas ds rms cstadhe tntq quo ne res@ntp pas
aHantsb ngamps AVIAN qIn sme dafedhond u cote, dec q1on est convent dNpd@l les ems
Ism rein gu rgnons @tu iquenent I'm ogme punf@teu ct &nmiheu,dm don't Ia maaoea
une f* rh3e surf outh g@meet n eses entp pas nqpementa Ia parhen Ade Qe les e anSPu
uec cause udcuauecm ent de punfer1e touGt GruatW, deGmnerl les p0Hons cux"a1 REVIEW
mnt au sans ct Iint0ca6u du mahde Sc ndmt Cetunmahde general qi pet a%ni les co@%
ouenas les plus graves auuueue lie pMent ptm mem Mncomber Luniee tle Bnghhsned don't
onneutp plus spunnt qua SON tours u#hnt inezonbes les gems dun certain a@q m Sc swm@nent
ct quatantA NAL de rGs
C@ta szd neq nonn ne dMp @p he m instant ausiHt qu'&%enth less symphonies dum nal
derins II hut Sc sogner sans rMd ct sans hesitation ct prnde ds PHWEsM Moro qW sontle
rm6de pare nekn@p pour @e. af@ion
Files punhent ctr nh@ntle sg fadihnt FACTION ds rase tler pennedeH de Hnore
baMne td accumplr hr b@ogneM Me
IT.. -;r ~, oxomrl.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-04

Des jours, puts dies semaines
avaient pass6. LIE marquis de Viii
Iarneuil 6tait toujours a Biarritz.
Non qua plusieurs reprises il
nett annonc6 I'intention de par
tir, mails chaque fois la comtesse
s'etait 81 vivement r6cri6e, quill
6tait rest6. Faut-il ajouter qu'une
voix int6rieure, tres insinuaute ct
tres 6coutee, plaldait eloquemmsnt
la cause de madame d'Orcay.
Au fond, Robert SO rendait par
faitement compile de la d6faillance
de sa voIont6. Du jour Oh l'ironie
de sa destinee lie nit face 4 face
avec Madeleine de N6r6glise, il cut
la pleine con6ance de l'incroyable
resurrection qui s'op6rait en- lui,
II Wit pour ainsi dire l'ombre tou-
jours ch6rie. mails d6ja fuyante de
ses premi4res amours Sc matamor-
phoser sous ses yeux en- une crea-
ture anim6e, en- un !6tre de chair ct
de sang, plein de seve, de jeunesse
ct de vie. De cette heure-la, il Sc
sentit d6sarm6, vaincu, repris dams
lie funeste engrenage Oh s'6tait bro
y6 le meilleur de son occur A vrai
dire, une resource s'offrait encore
a lui, ellie des poltrons.- ct des
flute. Sill ne YOU
lait pas compromettre q jamais la
paix ST ADVERTISEMENT reconquise,
sill await lie d6sir sincere d'6chap-
per ace redoutable piege, il fallait
s'6loigner au lendemain de cette
reno, 4 Re. II. le comprenait 81
bien! Il SO l'6tait dit cent fois ~.
done 6tait-il rest6?
All! pourquoi! ~. Notre exis-
est fate de ces pourquoi
.uxquels il est 81 dificile do r4pon-
Dire. Il resta, parce que rho'mrm1e,
meme le plus fort, est, : certaines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
No Use Putting on the Dccision-Yo
Mny Put II Or Too Long.


Many contestants. according to their
letters. have been digging out possible
answers to the pictures at n great rate.
ana are now having n mental struggle
In oh endeavor to decide whether or
not TO get an Answer Book and sub
nit all the book titles their ingenuity
has found for them in the catalogue
or go without an Answer Book and
take chances by submitting one answer
to each picture--or possibly one an
swer to most OF the pictures. and two
answers to several pictures about
which they cannot como TO definite
decision.
Well all the Contest Editor wants
to say is that the contestants should
hurry UP and decide ono way or the
other. for the time is getting short
you have only ten more days in which
to get Answer Books. After 6 p NJ
OF October % no more may be had
under any conditions. Tho sale of
pictures and catalogues will end on
that date also.
Il could not bring myself one con-
testant said In ordering an Answer
Book. ito cast aside all the good an
swers l have dug up, and retain only
ono answer to each picture. Why.
when l looked over the six or seven
answers / had for a picture It seemed
TO me that | was hardly Judge as to
which among them was the correct
answer II ] submitted only one an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
FOREIGN STUDENTS
NO LONGER DESIRED

forwards her husband. took place at
Wemyss Castle.
Young Michael Wcmyss Is descended
from the third son of tho fourth Lord
Wemyss. and. il it Is he who owns
Memyss Castle, rather than the chief
OF the Family. namely, the nonogen-
ariah Earl Wemyss. father Of tho
british Parliament at Westminster. 1t
is because the eldest son OF the nth
earl sided with the Stuarts in tho
Jacobite rebellion. and was in conse-
queMc thereof attainted oy Parliament
the estates, instead OF being coniiscat-
Ell to the crown being transferred to
ms younger brother James MEMBER
OF parliament for sutherland, who had
espoused the fIanoverian cause
The attainder was subsequently re-
moved, and tho honors restored to the
senior branch of the family. But
Wemyss Castle and the greater part OF
the property. remained with the
younger branch
Copyright, 1913. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16

Mrs. G. G. Roy and granddaughter
Miss Margaret webb. ere guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Elicit. on West
Franklin Street, for several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16

Mrs Myrtle Koon Clergyman has is
sued Invitations for the MARI age OF her
daughter. Edna Gladys, to Merrill
Howard TIlghman, Jr.. or this city, the
ceremony to take place on Wednesday,
evening. October 90, ut S O'Clock in
All Souls Church in Grand Rapids,
Mich After wedding journey, Mr.
Tilghman and his bride will be at home
December / 1t 1903 Park Avenue, in
this city.
The wedding is TO be an event OF the
greatest Importance. owing to the So
cial prominence OF both. SIR. Tilghman
and Miss Clergyman and a number or
Richmond people Will go West for the
ceremony.
Home Wedding.
Quantities OF pink chrysanthcnums,
palms and lighted candles decorated
the home of Mr. and Mre. Isaac Diggs,
los Floyd Avenue, yesterday morning
At 1890 o'clock for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Susan Randolph
Digs. to Richard Newt, Of Ncwsomc
The same flowers were used throughout
the entire house. and cathedral candles
and lilllcs decorated the improvised
altar arranged in the bay window OF the
drawing room, where the ceremony
took place. Kirk Mathews played the
wedding music. and the ceremony was
performed by. the Rev. W. {. James.
pastor OF Grove Avenue Baptist Church.
bride and groom being present.
The bride entered with her father.
who also gave her In marriage. She
wore a smart going away gown of
brown cloth with Inodish hat 10
match, and carried n semi-conventional
bouquet OF white orchids and lilies OF
tho valley. Miss Mary Minor Digs.
who was her sisters maid OF honor
and only attendant wore lovely gown
OF white crepe de chine. draped in
palest pink chiffon and trimmed In
shadow lace. and carried an armful
OF pink rosebuds. Judge ]. b. Prince.
VI Petersburg, attended the bridegroom
rs his best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt have gone North
for their honeymoon. and on their re-
turn. November l, will make their home
nj tho groom's handsome country cs-
tate near Newsoms Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony Their. was q we'd
ding breakfast at the Jefferson Hotel
Covers were laid for twelve guests. and
tho table was arranged with slender
vases OF pink roses Although the we'd
ding was celebrated very quietly at
home. IL is an event OF much social
Importance throughout the state. owing
to the wide and prominent connec-
tlon OF the families OF both bride and
groom. Mr.. Newt is prominent
planter of Southampton County, and
has q great many friends and relatives
here.
Card Tournament
The first card tournament of the sea-
son at the Woman's Club Will be held
in the club parlors tomorrow even
ing at Sis o'clock. The same rules
concerning men partners VIII be OBJ
served. and members are asked to
register their tables before IL o'clock
Friday morning Auction bridge will
he played and light refreshments will
be served ut the card tables.
Miss Hatcher WEEDS.
A number OF Richmond people went
to Fork Union yesterday morning to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch have
returned to Richmond. after spending
the summer at their country place In
Duchess County. y. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
Government Limits Access of
Aliens to German Seats
of Learning.
Of Learning.

by IA MARouISE DE i,0NTENOY.
.PEHoR WILLIAM is anxious
that II should be widely known
~ this country that it Is not the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
Fnrrnr-Cavthorne.

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.
Farfnrille. Va. October 15-Mrs.
Betty Cawthorne announces tho mar
riage OF her daughter, Miss Rosa
Mazzie. to Walter S. F'arrar. on We'd
nesday. October It, Owing to a recent
bereavement. the marriage was a very
quiet affair. and was solemnized at the
brides home at Evergreen. her pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Norris. officiating
Mr.. Farrar holds a position with tho
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany at Blackstone. where they will
make their future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
Sit Down Right Now and Decide
What Contest HELPERS You Need

swcr to each picture I would simply
DO taking chance that the answer
would prove to be the correct one. But
In submitting the full result OF my
work in digging out titles I feel that
| nm making just as sure as 1 can Of
getting the 5000"
with an Answer Book you need only
ono copy OF each picture. yet you may
make as many as ten different answers
10 each picture!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16


Michael Wemyss. lieutenant Of
that mounted regiment OF King
Georges Guards known as the Blues,
has Just been celebrating. with great
festivities. the attainment of his ma
tority. and his entry into the possess
sion OF the great fortune and extensive
ancestral estates of his father, tho
late Randolph Gordon WemysS. Ills
inheritance comprises Wemyss Castle,
in the County OF Fife. which has been
in possession OF the family for cen
turtles. throughout near thirty genera
tons. 1t is there that the festivities
have been taking place.
They were marked by the. absence
of his mother. lady Lillian Ncmyss.
the honors being done for him by his
fathers second wife that is TO say, the
young laird's stepmother. He holds
the entire property subject to strange
condition, namely, that he forfeits
everything In the event OF his per-
hitting his mother, Lady Lillian
Wemyss, to ever cross tho threshold
of Wcmyss Castle. The Introduction
extends to her brother. tho sixteenth
Marquis of winchester. and to every
other member OF the Paulct family, to
which sho belongs by birth.
Lady Lillian divorced the late Ran
dolph Wemyss in 1895, bringing
tliuiEeS d6iiHSl MN WHICH SoNc llSc
to the most intense bitterness on his
part. AS soon as ever the decree had
been made absolute. he married the
then thrty-ycar old Lady Eva Welles
Icy. only sister of the present and
third Earl Cowley. The son sided with
his father in the conflict. and the
daughter with the mother III punish
ment for this, the daughter was cut
Off I'm her fathers will with the pit
lance OF $500 n year.
Wemyss Castle is 4 wonderful old
place. and has been the scene of many
stirring events in Scotch history. 1t
was built by Michael OF Mothil. the
founder OF tina house. who entertained
King William the Lion there during
tho latter half OF the twelfth century
Sir Michael Wemyss of Wemyss Cas-
tie. played 4 notable role in tho war
between Balliol and Bruce. Sir David
Wemyss was one of the ambassadors
sent. after the death OF Alexander III,
TO bring home the Maid of Norway:
and there is still preserved at Wemyss
Castle a huge silver bowl. OF old
scandinavian Workmanship. presented
10 him by Eric. King OF Norway, on
that occa sion
Another Sir David Ivemyss rode out
from the castle to his death on the
battlefield OF I'lodden. Sir John Wcmyss
received tho honor OF knighthood at
the hands of Mary queen of Scots; and
her first meeting with Dartley, ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16
]. B. Mosby & Co.

Auction sale of Oriental Rugs
this week. Two sales daily. II a.
M. and a p. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16

Dr. Frank Upshur has returned to
the city after n visit to friends in
Lcesburg, Washington. Baltimore and
Atlantic City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-16

c. a. Richardson, OF Churchill. who
has been confined to his homo for n
month was moved to the Memorial
Hospital yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-10
EDITOR

Ala Moana road. y larg" proportion of these
cans and kettles contain Stagnant water. which.
as the health authorities frrlin"ly Warird us. is
invariably chosen by discriminating mosquitoes
as the place to while away the early periods OF
their existence. Also, the city dump is the picnic
gl"und for several million flies. OF course the
dump is some distance from the city, but not i'll
frequently strong winds sweep in from the sea,
and since our mosquito campaign we have
learned also that mosquitoes can be carried on
the wind into unsupported places.
The legislature will be called upon to pay Il
good many thousand dollars for the banana trees
that were cut down while Honolulu was battling
against stcgomyia calopus. The antmosquito
campaign was right; it may have saved the city
from an epidemic and it certainly has killed a
lot Of the pests, but when one considers how rap
idly the stock can be rcplcnishcd from the city
garbage dump, a sense Of futility is not a sur
prisng phenomenon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-10
TWO ADMIRALS
NOW ON DUTY

Even before the completion of Pearl
ilarbOr, Oahu has become one of the
ranking commands of the navy. There
are now two rear admirals on duty
here, and will be for more than a
month to come.
Rear Admiral CoWles will not re-
linquish command of the naval station
until almost month later than the
date originally set. according to cabled
orders received Saturday afternoon.
He now plans to sail for San Fran
cisco March Is, and to take command
of the Pacific fleet about March 80.
The change of date is due to delay in
bringing Admiral Southerlands COM
mand back to San Francisco for the
formal transfer of flags.
In the meantime, Rear Admiral G..
B. T. Moore, who arrived here a few
days ago expecting to assume COM
mand February 20, has reported for
duty, and regularly attached to the
station. With two naval officers Of
flag rank here, and two brigadier-gen-
erals, one of them the ranking one.
star officer of the army, soon to ar
rive. Oahu has more rank for it's
square mileage than any other naval
and military command in thu United
States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-10

aides. leutenants, and one civilian
clerk 1t is possible that some line
captain will be appointed acting bri-
gade adjutant, as there may not be
regularly detailed member of the adju-
tant generals department available
for duty here. General Macomb will
have the selection of both his aides
before long, as Lieutenant Andrews,
his present aide, will become
"Manchu" next April. General Ma
comb has been entitled to two aides
right along, but has never made a
second selection.
The formation of the new Hawaiian
Department means the addition of
several high ranking staff officers.
Hawaii already has chief quarter
master, but under the new organiza-
ton the department will have an in
spector general, Judge advocate, a
chief surgeon, chief signal officer, a
chief ordnance officer, a coast defense
officer, and a chief engineer officer,
and of course an adjutant general. 1t
is the opinion of ranking army Off
GERS here that Lieut.. Col Campbell
will continue as A. :, that Major Woo
ten will be given the title of chief en-
gineer officer in addition to the many
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-10
SALE: OF BELLINA
RANCH FOR
$4,000

By the changing bands Of tn" Bel
lima Ranch, PalolO. an area OF about
twenty-five acres OF agricultural land
is 70 I've transformed into suburban
residence property.
Through the Henry WaterhouSc
Trust CO.. Ltd, the property mention
Cd has been purchased by Charles II.
| nurStnn and J. II. Micnlstein for
SIC, 600. 1t lies between Tenth avenue
and PalOlO road, being interseCted by
the lines Of Seventh. Eighth and Ninth
avenues, in ADDITION 10 which the
owners will open two new streets. a
II. DOndcrO will handle the property.
dividing it into LOIS and placing them
on the market. Efforts will be made
to secure only desirable residents for
the tract.
AS the locality is near the Waialae
carline and the land as level a. a
billiard table, Witha! having excellent
soil, the owners and agent expect I"
have little difficulty in realizing on
the investment They will probably
consult the local Improvement club
with regard to methods of making the
tract in every way equal to the best
standard Of the whole nciGhborhOod.