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The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Metropolitan Baptist.

Metropolitan Baptist Church, corner
of Sixth and A streets northeast, the
Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor. AT
the morning service the following music
will be rendered:
Prelude, Melody, Tschaichowsky /;
Festival TIE Deum" (Buck), by Miss
Nellie Barber. Mrs. John H. Tatspaugh,
DR.. W. Bruce Hoofnagle,. Gilbert. A.
Clark and choir; anthem, Christmas
(Shelley): by Mrs. James M. Brooks,
Miss Emma Guschewsky and choir; an
them, 20, Holy Night" (Giffe-Adam), by
Miss Ethelyn Galloway and choir; an
them, Star of the Orient" (Sheiley), by
Mrs. Gilbert a. Clark and choir, and
postlude, .'Tannhaueser," Wagner.
At the evening service 2 :45 o'clock,
the following will be rendered: Violin
solo, by Miss Elizabeth Wilbur; TIE
Deum" (Alamora), by Mrs. James M.
Brooks. Miss Emma Guschewsky, VIII
liam T.. Ellis, and choir; anthem, 20
Lord / Come" CBraga), by Miss Nellie
Barber and choir, withtyyiolin obligato,
by Miss Wilbur: solo:;Night Of Nights'
Clark: anthem, land There We're Shsp-
herds" tWilliams), DR.. w. B. Hoof-
nagle and choir, and postlude, "Cujus
Amman" Rossini -" }
Members of choir:
Sopranos-Mrs Gilbert A. Clark, Miss
Nellie Barber, Mrs. James NJ. Brooks,
Miss Ethelyn Galloway, Miss Frances
Guschewsky. Miss Nellie Kunz. Miss Ar
line Further. and Miss Dell Gilbert.
Altos-Miss Emma Guschewsky, Mrs.
Daniel c. Shankle, Mrs. John H. Tats-
paugh. Miss Mabel Franz, Mrs. john p
Brooks, Mrs. G. Fred Thompson, and
Miss Lesta Henderson.
Tenors-Dr w. Bruce Hoofnagle. Al
bert Cummins. Walter n. Presgrayes,
Harold King, Evans Brooks, and How
ard Huestis. -
Basses- Gilbert A.,yClark, William T.
Ellis, G. Fred Thompson, and Gilbert c.
Clark -,s. ---r - y~---.,
Pianist-Miss, Jessie Galloway.
Director-Gilbert A Clark
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
GHllncHnEnaERSDl
;;a!teal!l|lIl|ll| / !! !||:l / N0BjI. (
Reeple = Stllols BAPTIST Church
--e--
oR!sh Qsl.i l1apy Poor.
Have free for Children.

49, saslt-e,f ~ ~ Gap 6
Chffstmas week. will be . busx time
st "strShsers . H0ms shIioh Bsptist
Chprch. on Wastn sdAy AFTERNOON. tke
Senior ChriStjap Endssyot socies1-
VIII send out twenty five baskets 10
sstmAhy hssa5Nfaahffss it oscIozk .
Thursday morning there win be h<I6x
special vhristmas services with =
sernch by the pastor. tii9 Rev. DR.
3ltap 5Eslds8a o. n:Letstns From sh1fi
Birth OF Christ" The chalr wiz. rem. !
der extra music ai,d the singing ,nf
GhTtstmsssi i4dbns - congrela-
tso9 asna sa9f siII, 3q,S special fsas
eAhtA6R SHfsekr4stns frse on ~ ''
nil hhsNf w esfAsiaad4wlIl join the
1nss esrss. IHSEoEsHspt staseciation I'D z
4rsAaed thshmSshefxa as1H.r N Mr.
I9{s, q AlexspdEiss Fass.winfs entstnal
tim these children with 4 ereonts-.'
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Y = = paan9s9 gtesEtTe skualk ssd wsfn D
and lisis sasse sIoss. Sisssa sss;;. ssss' -
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Wash. Heights Presbyterian.

Christmas services with appropriate
music will be held at the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. At the
morning services, the organ prelude
will be: christmas Lullaby" Wilson !;
solo. "Adeste- Fidelis" HAoyd), by Mrs:
Dalgleish, and Postlude. Cheerful
Christmas Times Pache- At the even
ing services. organ prelude, christmas
Eve" Pache; solo. Birth Day Of A
King" Neidlinger, and postlude, Christ
mas Song" Oesten.
Upon Friday evening, December 80,
at the Sunday school room, THE Christ
mas Story" illustrated by stersopticon
slides, viii be given. and upon Tuesday
evening following Christmas day, the
Young Peoples Society will give a well
come reception to the home coming col
lege students, and for which an inter-
esting musical and social program is
being arranged.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Foundry Methodist

The Rev. w. r. wedderspoon. d. D..
pastor Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. will preach tomorrow morn
ing on the theme. THE Christmas
Message" and in the evening, .sThe
Purpose Of the Great Gift- At the
morning service the following music
will be rendered by the quartet choir:
20, Come All Ye- Faithful" Schneider;
9Before the Heavens Were Spread
Abroad" Parker. and Mr.. Bowie will
sing And There Were Shepherds -
Brewer. In the evening there will be
an anthem. sing Heavens Tours
What Mean Those Holy Voices" Stair,
by the quartet, and the viclir solo at
the offertory by Mr.. Kaspar.
On Christmas morning at s o'clock
win be held the praise and prayer SER
vice. to continue for a half hour
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
PROMINENT MEN ARE
SCHEDULED TO SPEAK
Grace Methodist Church Plans
Interesting Meetings-Club
of Young Men Formed.


The jubilee services at Grace NJ u.
Church have been highly successful
under the leadership oc The Rev. ).
townsend Weaver. the minister Sec
retary Daniels of the Navy speaks at
an early date. and Congressman
Chandler of New York city, will DC
liver his well known lecture on The
Trial of Jes1s From a Lawyers stand
psint' A strong club ,e young men
has Just been organized and named in
honor of the mlnister of the church.
This club numbers forty members with
Edward Goucher as president; Paul
Weaver, vice president: Laurence
Regies, secretary. Harvey L. Haight.
treasurer, and Samuel Jacobs. chap
pain.
The week of prayer, beginning with
The first Sunday of tho New Year Will
be observed. ard the meetings will
DOUBTLESS continue into The month.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
InQram Memorial Church.

"ForeGlesms of Christmas will be the
Sunday morning subject of Rev. J. w.
Frizzell. minister of Ingram Memorial
Congrega Iional Church Tenth and
Massachusetts avenue northeast.
The following musical numbers will
be rendered at the morning service:
l. Prelude, "Cantinlene," by Wheeldon.
. Anthem. THE star of the Orient, -
Shelley 3. Baritone solo. Christmas
Herald" Coombs. 4. Postiude, 'Ho-
sanna." Wachs. Christmas cantata
viii be sung at the evening service by
the church choir. under the direction of
Prof. Newton w. Preston, choir direc-
tor; John Il. Wilson, organist.
Program for evening" l. Prelude,
Short Prelude and Fugue," by Bach.
.. ChristInas Cautsta, '.The Coming of
the King" by Dedley Buck g. POST
Iude, Allegro Moderate Serioso,"
Mendelssdhn.
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Union Methodist.

The special Christmas music at TIE
Union Methodist EPISCOPAL Chnrcn.
the Rev. Wilbur V Mallaleu. pastor,
will be given chiefly at the evening
service when The program entitled
christmas In Scripture ard Song" will
be under the direction nf Prof. Clemen
Hamer. The following numbers will
he given: While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks." Handel; He Shall Be
Great" Hall: There's q Song in The
Air" WathalI: '',The Three Kings
Hopkins: quartet. silent Night. Holy
Night" Gruoer: baritolc solo-.HarG.
Hear the Hosts Perry: 20, Little
Town Of Bethlehem" Iedner: soprano
solo. Might of Nights solo and
chorus-''Brishtest and Best Ruben
steir: ''Fairest Lord Jesus willis;
"Shcut the Glad Tidings." Arson
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First Baptist Church.

The First Baptist Church, Avenue
OF the Presidents and o street. will
have the following musical numbers
on Sunday: IL o'clock-Vocal quartet.
Sing Aloud This Blessed Morn" Les
lie; soprano solo. Might of Nights"
o'clock: String quartet. "Seren-
ade," Schubert; vocal quartet. Hail
Thou Long Expected Jesus" Watson;
string quartet, "Intermezzo," Mascag-
nj; tenor solo, while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks." Gibson:
string quartet, "Melodie." Old English.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
N. y. Ave. Presbyterian.

In New York Avenue Church 'tomor-
row the. Christmas service will consist
Of Hawley's Shout the. Glad Tdings. y
Barnbyss DROP Down Ye sHeayens,"
Writings. ..ssHarkf. What #. Mean Those
Holy Voices" Rogers while Shep-
herds Marched TileF Efsck By Might. 8
Bucks .'Magnifieat,. end Ave Maria
ing DR.. Radcliffe, will preach upon the
Hail Mary" OF the 4Annrnciation, and
in the evening the whole service will
be grouped around "The Magnifcat'
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Christmas Congress
And the District

Believing that too many people iii the
District of Columbia look to Congress
as a dispenser of gifts, and believing
that there sometimes exists in Con-
press a disposition to regard the people
q, Washington as seekers for favors,
and believing also that there is Splen-
diG Christmas gift of confidence and
.-ood will that Congress ought to give TO
the District, and the people of the DIS
trict ought to give to Congress as
SchaIck, ir, will preach next SUNDAY
morning at ii O'Clock, at the Church ~
our Father. Thirteenth and L streets
northwest, upon Congress, Christmas,
md the District of Columbia
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Children to Stage
Christmas Carnival

On Christmas night the children OF
the church school will give a Christ
mas caH.ata entitled Santa Claus at
the Court of England" The various
PARTS, including the king, queen and
attendants. will be taken by children
in costume Twenty-four chtIoren Will
wear the costumes and sing folk songs
of six different countrIes-Germany,
England. Norway, Sweden, Holland
and America. There will also be tab
leaux. solos. auartets and bag drill
No admission will be charged, and all
are invited to attend.
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Ninth Street Christian.

The special Christmas music by the
large chorus choir of the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and ID strets
northeast, will be rendered at both tho
morning and evening services on Sum
day. At the morning service the pastor.
Rev. George A. Miller. will preach an
appropriate Christmas sermon and at
night the sermon will be a continuatio
Of the very popular series on THE
Church of the Ages" The subject of
the sermon is The Age of the German
Reformation.
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i sixth Presbyterian.

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At the Sixth Presbyterian Church, {
Sixth and C streets southwest, the
chorus choir. DR.. NJ +. Thompson, di-
rector: SAlr Adeae sHaxf1 soprano So
ioist. will render the following selec-
tons Sunday morning: 20 Holy
NfsiHpn,eeh6fds ehoisg faeG Dewater:
"N53E3t SA.Nisb5ais Mrsop pkyis, Adolpass
assa essa Eal sas ses ss Risa ssoi1. aa5
esH Gsias sss1y Jes5SI Psxs ssssr.s5s ss
viii takes place. sEhe features will te.
solos and choruses, with q ,stereopticsn
es-Dh6 0ther Wig
Man, S,l BY syy.J2 pr. 4, HewYaTa rrashE, s.sss,y
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
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.. sonn n = 6Ff&42 pastoFs the two A. (,
w4h be given dSsr unSsincin.1,s = /. |.
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Pei singer. -Pf6f Reynolds. a.-ccs~xs -
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.&ssf f5ssHN1u3ris. an
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.xoicssa Eiillels ~ :3slmo directing and
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x&9te WI siuk 1aa.16i1SStory and =
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so ssasae g 8 Pm r'ssHgRsy; gyksa kssazc :eH
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Exsel9!k . EerTes: ssola lssH Am Aipaalii
snd 0meea Lerman; The Heavens
ss thss Weqad stsssxs sxsa ,ss;d, sS g Latsa
Name" Mqsart Fcustesnth ana 81
tsen0 century earOiss Unto % q !.
Jesus = Gloria in sExesi11a 6eS.s
10y 10y as Nisnt rsise Ye. The. LeEli.s,.
sopranos...Mesdames srisssx Brewer,
Cochran, Price. Cummings, NowlaTd
Misses Griggby. Perser, Roby, Prfcs'..
Torpert John1on, Mundsy. Dennis
nya ryan Forks' Soedenouehs Ferris. and 5
,.Altus s1LssdA Ansss' ,qhoiSjp;sdh, Mooney
Psss Ps9sai ssss 4ssspssas s,.s.ss nj
AsaS Tsnofs-Iessisar,si ;Isia, "a Br.ss., i'i. f:.r,.-
gram. Fsfhers Haynis ~vI6gram and
Morton
!, ,1sassos-Aessrs. webb James, wapla
Ryan Bryant Handy and lanes. -s:-,f
The Washington times., 1913-12-20
Metropolitan Methodist.

The Metropolitsn Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church has arranged for spe-
cial musical services in connection with
the Christmas celebration. = Dr.. Mont
gcmery's subject in the morning will
be: THE Great Discovery in the.
evening he will speak on the Side
Lights of Christmas
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
MACDONALD CREDITORS
MAY NOT GET REDRESS

1t became known through Attorney
General Thayer's office this morning
that the private cra..itc.s of Angus
Macdonald. the architect who disap-
peared from Honolulu seyera: months
agu End upon whom public SUMMONS
has just been issued 70 appear before
the u. S. district court March "a, viii
be unable to collect for their debts on
the greatest portion of the work done
by the architect Most of MacD0nald's
buildings were constructed on prop
erty owned by the territory, and there
fore his b0ndsmen, under the present
law, are liable only for such claims
as the territory may have against
them. According to the law. private
creditors, in such a case, have no lien
upon either bond or buildings. Mac
Donald's creditors are suing f0sr debLs
aggregating, it is said, about S2l. 900,
and their Judgments will have to be
satisfied almost entirely by foreclos-
ures upon what private property the
architect may have left behind.
Attorney-Ge General Thayer, while stat
ing chat this was the law in the case,
added that he is at the present time
engaged in drawing up a law that VIII
require bondsmen, when the e0nstrucr
ton work for which they go bond Is
done on territorial property, to salts
fly both private and territorial credit
ors to the amount of the bond, giving,
however. priority to the claims of the
territory.
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Gable News
NAMES
AMBASSADOR
ASSOCIATED Press Cable j

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 26.-Emilio
Rabasa, a member of the Mexican
senate, was today appointed am1assl-
dor TO the United States by the pro.
visional government, in spite oil the
fact that the United States has not
'rs yet formally declared its .recogni-
tion of the Huerta regime.
1t was rumored here today that
RaonI Madero has been killed at Tor
reon, Northern Mexico. II is denied
that Emilio Madero has been killed
10th are the brothers of the late
President Madero.
General Pascal Orozeo, who is nov
in the capital pledges his allegiance
to the Huerta government and has
made the offer OF placing his army in
the northern states of Mexico at the
disposal of General Felix Diaz, who
ie at the head of the army and cahdi
date for president.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
no. 24s. TERRITORY OF HAWAII

-, 80 1A--tAefA 1Asi VT hawaii
COURT OF LAND REGISTRA.
TON. TERRITORY OF HAWAII
to THE WATERH0USE INVEST.
MENT CO.. LTD: WAH NUN CHI
NESE CHARITY SCHOOL, CHU
GEM and G. KIM FOOK. Trustees;
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, by Wade
Warren Thayer, Attorney General.
and HI. K BISHOP, Superintendent
OF Public Works; CITY AND COUN-
TY~ OF HONOLULU, by Joseph j !.
FERN, Mayor and President of the
Board of Supervisors. and to ALL
whom it may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by Samuel Wa
hiiani Kaleikini TO register and CON
firm his title to the following describs
ed land:
Being portion of l.. C. A. 7712 to
". Kamamalu, on the Northeast side
Of Kukui Street, Honolulu, Kona,
Oahu. T. H.
Beginning at galvanized iron pipe
at the South corner of this lot, on the
Northeast side of Kukui Street, the
true azimuth. and distance to a sewer
manhole in Kukui Street, being 340 26
25.6 feet and the coordinates of said
sewer manhole referred to Govern
ment Survey Tlg. Station pPunch.
bowl being 2223 feet North and
3145.3 feet West. and running by true
azimuths:
/. 147s o. TIA feet, along the
northeast side of Kukui Street to
al iron pipe;
2. 221o 03f 306.4 feet, along fence :.
3. 3310 So, 7T.03 feet, along L. c.
A. 1882 to Keekapu.
s 4. 40 ~ 93.08 feet, along fence: !!
5. AZ 0S' $40 feet, alongsfehce; !.
6. Al AZ 1852 feet, along fence.
to the point of beginning.
Area q, 227 square feet.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Court of Land Registration, to be
held at the City and County of Homo.
lulu on the 10th day of March A. d..
1913, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
to show cause If any you have, why.
the prayer Of said petition should not:
be granted. And unless you appear.
at said Court at the time and place
aforesaid your default will be record
ed, and the said petition will be taken
ss confessed. and you will be forever
barred from contrasting said petition:
or any decree entered thereon.
Witness the Honorable VIM. L..
Whitney, Judge Of said Court, this
18th day of February in the year nine
teen hundred and thirteen.
Attest with seal of said Court:
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NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

Notice is hereby given that . new
Directory of Subscribers Of the Mu-
tual Telephone Co., Ltd, viii shortly
be issued.
All subscribers desiring any change
of name or address, and all intending
subscribers are requested to leave In
structions, in writing, at the office Of
the Company, Adams, Lane, on or be-
fore Friday, Feb. 18th. 1913, after
which date no changes will be made
for the new directory.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Honolulu, T. H. Feb. Is, 1918.
1865 Feb. Is, IA, Is, IL, Is, 10, 20, q.
%. "a. rs. rs. ~. 2s.
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Al the annual meeting Of re stock.
holders OF the Inler-lsland Steam Nav
igation Co. Ltd. held this 11I. the
following directors were elected %
serve during the ensuing year
Gorge ~ Wilcox. Albert s. Wilcox.
John NJ Dowsett. W. q. Smith Cecil
Brown. Clarence H. Cooke. James A.
Kennedy.
At subsequent meeting o. the
board Of directors. the following OH,
GERS were elected to serve during the
ensuing year:
James A. Kennedy Persistent
James L. Mclean Vice President
Norman E. 0edeo
1880. Treasurer and Secretary
Ieno x. Myers ..s.....s.....A Auditor
NORMAN = 0EDuE
Secretary.
Honolulu. Feb. 26th. 1913.
54S0-Iw.
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SIMPLE MIXTURE HELPS
HONOLULU PEOPLE

That simple remedies are best has
again been proven. The Hollister
Drug Co. reports that many Honolulu
people are receiving QUICK benefit
from simple buckthorn bark. glycer-
inc. etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka, the
German appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE DOSE helps sour stomach,
gas on the stomach and constipation
INSTANTLY because this simple
mixture antisepticizes the digestive
organs and draws off the impurities.
advertisement.
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LEGISLATURE MAY
NOW BREATHE
EASY

The report of the house Judiciary
committee on the legality of the pres.
tnt legislature, submitted Tuesday
afternoon, is given in part below:
In compliance with the resolution
introduced by the Hon. Archer Irwin,
requesting that this, your Judiciary
committee, render an opinion upon
the legal status of the membership
CO this Legislature, as well as those
OF the past legislatures, in view OF
The fact that the first legislature
after the first enumeration failed to
make reapportionment,' as provided
by Section IS of the Organic Act, we,
because of the nature of the question
and the disability of rendering an
opinion as soon as possible, at this
our first and earliest opportunity aft.
.er the rush of the first days sessions,
respectfully submit to you the follow
ing:
The Organic provisions bearing d.
slectly upon this subject are sections
IS. 80. SO. SO and 80. as follows:
Legislative Power. Sec. So. -
The Legislature at its first regular SEES
sion after the census enumeration
snail be ascertained, and from time
to time thereafter. shall reapportion
the membership in the senate and
house of representatives among the
senatorial and representative districts
on the basis of the population In each
of said districts on the basis of TIN
population in each of said districts
who are citizens of the Territory ):
Representative Districts. Sec. SO
That for the purpose of Representa-
ton in the house of representa- fves.
until otherwise provided by law. the
Territory is divided into the follow
ing representative districts, namely,
~ -
"Apportionment. Sec. 80. That
the electors in the said districts shall
be entitled to elect representatives
lis follows: -
Senatorial Districts. Sec. SO. That
for the purpose of representation in
the senate. until otherwise provided
by law. the Territory is divided into
the following senatorial districts.
namely:
g Sec. 33. That the electors in the.
said districts shall be entitled to elect
senators as follows:
s'Said sections 32, S3, SO and 80 gov.
ein section So, in the membership OF
the legislature because said sections
are on Districts and 'Apportionment'
and they directly bear and are the
only provision upon the election Of
representatives and senators and upon
the membership of the legislature.
Section 55, which is on Legislative
Power, treats on what the legislature
STALL do. Yonr committee is there
fore of the opinion that the first leg
islature after the first census and all
flle succeeding legislatures, having
failed to act and to make apportiop-
nent as provided by section SO, that
sections go, 33. 80 and 80 still remain
in full force and effect, and therefore
the membership of the senate and
house of representatives of the past
as well as the present ones, having
been constituted and formed and
elected under and by virtue of said
sections 80, 80. SO and 80, are legally
constituted and their actions are and
will be valid"
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The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders of kauai FRUIT & LAND
COMPANY will be held at the office
and principal place Of business Of the
Company, Stangenwald Building, Ho-
nolulu, T. H., on Tuesday, the 4th day
of March, 1913, at 2::3O o'clock p. NJ.
j. WATERHOUSE.
Secretary, Kauai Fruit & Land Com
pany.
Honolulu, 7. H., Feb. Goth, 1918.
5475-10t
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS


At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of PAIA PLANTATION, held
on Tuesday, February Is. 1913. the
following were elected Directors Of the
Company to serve for the ensuing
year:
H. A. Baldwin, 8. NJ. Damon, ]. p.
Cooke, F. C. Athefton, ]. Waterh0use.
At subsequent meeting Of the Di-
rectors of. said Company, held on the
same date. the following named Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year:
H. A. Baldwin ............ President
s. NJ. Damon ........ Vice. President
u. p. Cooke .............. Treasurer
y. Waterhouse ............. Secretary
d. B. Murdoch ...........s.s.. Auditor
j. .WATERHOUSE.
Secretary. Paia Plantation.
5479-3t
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ASKS CONGRESS TO
ANNEX MEXICAN STATES

PHOENIX, Arizona, Feb. ZB.--The
state legislature today adopted a
memorial to congress setting forth the
conditions as they exist in Northern
Mexico, and suggesting the immsdis
ate annexation of the Mexican stale
Of Sonora and that of Lower Cali
fernia to the United States.
When the memorial was introduced
IN the legislature the greatest interest
was manifested and the memorial is
generally approved.
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ELECTION Of oFrIcEss.
The koIoa Sugar Company.


At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the KoIoa Sugar Company,
held at the Vffice Of H. Hackfeld &
Co., Ltd, HonoluIu. T. H. on FeDru
cry Gath, 1913. the following directors
and auditor were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: Hans IsenDer8.
Richard Cooke, Ranl r. Issnberg, w.
Pfotenhauer. f. Klamp. directors; a.
Haneberg, auditor.
AT a subsequent meeting Of these
directors the following officers were
elected to serve for the year;
Hans Isenberg .......... President
Richard Cooke ....... Vice-P President
w. Pfotenhauer .......... Treasurer
+. kiamp .................o secretary
+. KLAMP.
Secretary.
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