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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
WINCHESTER

fSpscial The Times DiFpatch0
winchester. Va August e-Mrs Harry NJ
Baker VINO has BEEN visiting relatives here
and In Baltimore has returned to Norwich
Conn
Colonel and Mrs James Mann and their
young son o. Norfolk have been visiting
here and In Clark. county
Or. John Randolph Graham OF New York.
f. vik!. his fathe. Rev James r. Graham
l.. u.
Miss Clara Smith. OF 3ftddletown. sd. IL
visiting her hrother.in-iaw and sister MIR
and Mrs. T. J. Hicks
Mrs. James IL Kericher. OF Washington.
VINO has been visiting relatives here has
returned
Misses Meta Grim and Virginia Kurrz have
returned from Sttaehtrp where they at
tended a house party given by MIR. and Mrs
c. NJ. Chiic.
Misses CArri. Hunter and Laura Mcclure
are at Atlantic CITY.
Miss Belle Ferguson Joined n party OF BAL
timorc friends this week and went 10 Dos
ION by and Will also visit friends in
New York City and Franklin Furnace. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
MANASSAS

Davis. q nris,ow. lei Tor washins, ton last
University Hospital. and viii take UP tho
profession OF trained nursing.
charlottesviiie. has returned to his hom:
n.:cr TWO weeks visit TO Dir. and Mrs
MIR. and Mrs. Weir Water, and son have
moved to culpeper, where they wili make
Mrs. ". l.. Buck OF Atlanta. Ca. arrived
Saturday night for few weeks visit to
Dr.; and Mrs Il: c! Buck. near Bristow.
Miss Grace Moran returned last Friday
from Frederieksburs. where she has been
teaching s5a In The aos state -. Normsl school
ada. where she will spend seversi week. Wis
ftins friends and relatives.
nov residing In Richmond. spent several
d. N,.. with his family here this week:
ington. who have bcon the guests OF their
grandInother. Mrs. +. A. Brand. returned
'a - Tus sa 70 their home In the city.
Jrr and Billie. returned Sunday last from
Huntsville. Ala. whore they haze been
Mr. and Mrs. b. ". Pitts have returned
from visit to MIR. PITTS, former homo at
a number OF the younger ser gave a very
daelsh,ful dance In Nicols's Hall on ias:
The citizens OF Manassas held a very en-
thusiasuc mass-meetins In Corners Hall.
connection Nth The .iection for the o' local al
BOND Issue Tor civic improvements which
taxes place tuesday next. A Gnal meeting
WAS held SATURDAY night before u large
majority OF tn. citizens OF the town. and
was very successful! gathering from every
stand point.
W. O.. Tavennes. who ha. been visiting
friends here for the past Few weeks. left to-
day for Orange. who're ne has accepted a
position.
Misses Bet Elliot, and Dot Simpson left
Friday FOR Atlantic City. where they viii
spend several days.
Henry q. White. of Lexington. was in town
Il meeting OF the farmers OF Prince WILL
liam County vas held a, the courthouse
yesterday for the purpose OF arranging a
county iair TO be held In Manassas this tall.
large numbc! attended.
MT. and Mrs. Z. 3. Giddings and family
rnotored 10 l.eesburg this week from here
and VIII spend two weeks with relatives
Mark ham. where she Will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Strother
Mrs Arthur " Sinclair left Thursday for
Atlantic city. where she VIII spend a week
She was Joined In Washington by her sister.
Mrs. Mary Z. Leache.
Miss Thed!a Waters. Of Washington spent
sunday with friends and relatives in Ma
Or. H. U. Roop. president OF Eastern Col
iese. is at present on tour through Pennsyl-
van!a New York and Western MARYLAND
In the interest OF tn" school
c. r.. Collins is spending a weeks vaca-
.ion "lth relatives at his former home in
NJ. 7. o'canagahan has returned to Attn
cns. Ga after making short visit TO his
family near Manassas
Bryan Pitts, OF Alexandria was cues, NJ
the home OF Judge and Mrs. c. Z. NicoI this
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
FREDERICKS HALL
Tspecia,t TO TIL. T,m.an,sn,..,

Especial to The Times DispatehJ
F'redericks Hall. Va. August s.--Mrs e H.
Poindexter returned home last week inter
spending some dine in Richmond with her
daughter. Mrs. Anderson Davis.
Miss lena Burrus. OF Orange County Is
the guest Of Miss Sadie Trice.
Mrs. Bette Ribb has returned to Rich
mond after visiting relatives here
Misses Myrtle Atkinson and Louise Terrell
they Will visit relatives.
Mrs. Morgan. or North Carolina, was the
rett.
Mrs. ]. T. Perkins and children have re-
turned from Charlottesville.
Miss Sallie Maxey. of Richmond, IS the
guest OF Mrs. Edward Spicer.
Miss Annie Smith. OF Franklin Is visiting
Mrs. Frederick Hood.
Misses Marion Spicer, OF Richmond and
Chewing, OF Spotsylvania County. were the
recent guests OF Mrs. L. IL. Spicer.
+. V. Rhodes. OF Baltimore. was the guest
last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. " r. Viers
An enjoyable dance was given at the
Masonic Hall last Friday night Tho
chaperons were Mcsdamcs Thomas C. Gar.
rett. Cooke and Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
HOUSTON
Esnecial 70 The TIM.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Houston. Va. August t.-The prominent
scotia! event Of the week Was the delightful
piano concert and lawn party given by the
4. u n I.-v ~ Nnr,4Hy evening The
lawn and porch Mere beautifully lighted
~ith numbeflcss japanese lanterns a gay
scene OF unusual enchautment. The piano
MAS placed upon the porch, and NJ the r!elo-
OF the performers, and we're carried upon
the exhii.Eat!ng hreezes Of a true summer
evening 10 the hearers upon III" lawn. they
indeed realized That music hatn chaTins
There piano solos and duets. drills
by Mrs. scherers music class. and two vocal
solo. each by Mrs X. Holi Easley anc MISS
Pattie johnson. Refreshments were ~crN ~
tho termination OF the program
The Dan River Ruptis, Association was in
church Judge W X. Barksdal". moderator.
fun delegation, representing the various
OF visitor. attended. Many delegates We're
entertained In the Baptisis' homes of Hous-
]. T Iuttreli. Of Parkershurg. ". Va.
who recently purchased the beautiful resi-
dence OF George Raymond Frost, spent the
past week IN Houston making an eNaminh-
ton of hts property and becoming acQuaint-
ed with the citizens II IS his Intention to
move with his family about mid winter.
Holt Z. Hnnkins, Of Bandy, is spending
ten days vacation with his parents here
Mt and Mrs J. g , r TAYLOR; 81 West
Alfred D. Barksdaie visited Danville last
week and also attended the public speaking
at KenbTidge.
Mrs.. j. r. Yates and Mrs. Raymond &c
Reed. of Washington. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Kent
biias Emma Edmunds is IN the mountains
OF New Hampshire with n party OF Rich
mond friends.
Mrs John W. Rely. who has heen visiting
Mrs. William Leigh in Danville. returned
home Friday.
Mrs. william f. Barksdale and Miss Eliz-
abeth Boudln have been spending week
enjoying the surf and sea breeZes at WI
loughby Beach.
A. e. Dorsey, Mrs. f. G. Dorsey and Mrs.
p. e. Booker have been spending some time
at Old Point.
Miss Annie McCihee and wayland McGhee
arc visiting relatives al Clarksvile.
Misses Maury Binford. OF Petersburg:
Kitty and Josephine Winston. OF Hanover
County and Rose Warburton OF Williams
burg. and Thomas Yancey of Bedford. who
have been the guests OF Misses Mildred,
sGllo and Grace Edmunds have returned
to their respective homes
Miss Bessie Rcaves. who has been at
tending the Summer Normal School at
Fa-mvilo has returned to her home near
Houston.
r. w. GILLIAN, o. Lynchhurg. WAS visitor
on Saturday last at tho home OF s. r. Carter.
Trojan Coates. o: Blucneld. W. Va. Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Maude Coates, near
Houston.
Miss Ella Carter has returned from the
Summer Normal school at Farmvile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
BALLSVlLLE
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Baiirvilie. Va, August 81. Miller ellis.
OIL Richmond Is Walt TO his parents
Mr. and Mrs ]. z Gills
Mrs Selma Hobson and family. of Rich
Hloha hy are spending the month with
Mica Lucy Palmore. who has been on a
visit OF several weeks to Cartersviile Penn
berton ana Tanworth. has returned to be
The guest OF Dr.. and Mrs Bagby for some
time.
TO relatives here
DIR Il g carneal left Saturday for a stay
OF ten days AZ Thousand hiands.
Mrs ". j Crank o; Louisa. Is on visit
20 her sisters. Mcsdames Deroon and ellis.
Mrr Henry Garrett leaves Monday for
George w i3o!sseau.
Judge swami. Of Goshen. spent Thursday
mt "Nt. Laurel"
Miss Ella Hancock. of Forest hin. lie on
vsit TO Mrs. Milton McLaurinc
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PULASKI
ISnArial IL

Especial to The Times DiSpatch1
Pulaski Va. August S.-The home Of Mrs
James iraham. at Graham Forge. MAS the
scene OF a most attractive i've hundred party
on Tuesday morning from 10 until Ia:s0
o'clock. The function was given compu
,nentnry 70 her house guests. Mrs Karl
kresioe, OF Roanoke: Miss Mary campbell.
OF Salem. and Misses Elizabeth Holmes Bess
Howard and May Pollock. or Pulaski Mrs.
Grahams guests included Mrs. Kemp Mrs
or Ausiinvile, Mrs. +. q. Robinson Mrs
II. 9. Robinson. Mrs. Green. Mrs Edwin
Sanders and Mrs. Charles Graham. OF
Mythe; Mrs. John Counseman. OF Birrninc-
ham. Ala; Mrs. DR.. Draper OF Buddle: Mis-
John lnsies. OF Huntington. W VI Miss
Agnes Robinson. OF Roanoke.
Mrs. L. Richardson and son George hay.
gone to Middieboro. Ky. Tor a visit with
Miss Lucille Walters has gone 10 Hickory
~ G.. for visit o! seve,a! weeks with a
Mrs. Frank Heslep and ,nree children ~
Narrows. and Mrs. Frank stone OF New Or
Leans. are visiting their parents Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Wilson.
iEg severa! weeks with relatives in Grnyson
County: has returned home.
Dr Gto:Ge H. Giimer and daughter. Miss
Park. have returned from a sojourn at Al
lantic city.
Captain Lewis Moore has returned from, a.,
extended trip 20 Hot Springs ARK
Miss Ellen Kelley has returned home from
stay at Atlantic city She was accom-
Washington '' -
Mr., aud Mrs. W. G. Camp and daughter.
miss MniE;,rct. who haze been visiting their
daughter, Mrs: Carl 5. Matthews, have gone
To E!kfidSe. " Va for a visit
cartain and Ms. W. +. Nicholson. after n
WISH with their daughter Mrs. T. L. Massie
have aone 10 Roanoke FOR q visit
Or and Ais. {. ID. kunkel are spendipr a
short time NJ Natural Bridge
MISS Lillian Whitman. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. \. II Jordan, has gone
ia Pacohortas Tor visit before leaving for
Texas. -
!. II. Woliins. of indianapolis, Ind. spent
several days this week with his brother Dr.
Il. II. Wooling.
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the guest OF Miss Ella Pitman
Mrs NJ. 5, Warren and children. OF Toano
speat the week here with Mrs r. l..
Spencer.
The following are among the members OF
delightful house party the Shields
cottage, Yorktown this week: Mrs Viola
Ware. Miss Alice Ware. Misses Heuah Edna
and Lulu Brooks. Sadie Malone, Agnes
Morscock. Thomas G.. Peachy, Clyda Hall
and X. w. Malone.
w. l.. Jones has been spending the past
two weeks with hts brother, u. g. Jones' 10
Newport News.
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FREEZING
special IL The Times Dispatch.

Especial Il The Times Dispatch
Freezing. Va. August 9.-John b. Phippe
oil tltntwond. Ia visiting friends at Freezing
Edward Stsiard. Of Jenkins. Ky, is Wis.
itinG Napoleon T.. ranover
j. .. johnson was at Jenkins. KY. dur.
ing the week
Robert L. Penix. OF Mt. Sterling. Ky. is
ut Freezing.
John =. BAKER. Of oshorns Gap. is a v,si-
tor here.
Mrs Snrah Taylor. OF Isom. is visiting
relatives In town.
Jonah Beverly, OF Georges Fork. Is with
relatives al Freezing.
Ebert c. Reed is at Cintwood
Cedric : Beverly Is at Norand.
Joel Hanover is AT Clntwood
MIS- Mile bryant or Osborns Gap is
Il vsitor at Freezing.
John NJ. Nanover. az Isom. Is in town
Edgar Il. beverly is 1T Skcctrock I'm The
lower Cumbcrands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

several weeks In New York. returned home
the middle OF the week leaving yesterday
To spend Few days with his parents at
kenbridge.
Or, and Mrs C. II. Davis and little daugh-
ter. left Thursday for Caroline County. to
spend u couple Of weeks with the formers
parents
Dainscrhcld Spencer and his friend Mr.
White. OF Washington. ID. G. Will leave
tomorrow for their home after "a visit to
the formers father j. B. {. Spencer. at
the Colonial Inn.
Mrs $. \ Hunt, OF Clarcmont is visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10

Mems soc Low Neck Cambria
Night Robes. trimmed in light blue,
o oiS an" .an' sa.e price Soc
Mems Good BalbriEEan Under
only per a !" e"' at Csc
Mems Crepe Underwear. knee
i for drawers 'o' value 35c
ooc Drawers, with knitted inser-
price price sizes :. ana 20; sale 35c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
her SON.. Clarence ". Hunt.

her son.. Clarence W. Hunt.
Miss Edna Roberts. after spending two
years In England, returned to the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs /. w Roberts
near Williamsburg, Monday
After spending short vacation here with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs, u q Durtey
george Durfey left yesterday for his home
In Chicago where he is connected with the
engineering department OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Mr.. Durfey will enter
Ohio State University this fall for special
work.
MIR. and Mrs. Wills h. BARLOW. who have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
Mourning Dresses
Specially Priced

Black Lawn Dresses. narrow
plat trimming; s5.9S val CO 90
ues. now. pOsoo
Dresses, 's.4s n nar .D'na" silk $500
$3.50 Black Diana" Silk CT RI
Dresses, fancy tuckins. p'oo
Dresses ,ss.ss n "@~ emma SIN. $3.50
S25.oo Black c,crc de Chine
Dress $; sale price C1S OO
only pAc.oO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.1
Williamsburg, Va. August g--'rhc Rev
j. w. Iiethorn. pastor OF the WILLIAMSBURG.
Presbyterian Church. who has been spending
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
High Grade F2oor-Size Rugs
at Reduced Prices

ALL RUGS PURCHASED DURING
CHARGE WANTED
You participate in this sale
will secure It, Well deliver
q Amin
Reversible KAYAK Rugs
weave size 9Xl2 shown silky
S26oO administer
Fine quality Smith Administer bestw
feet
size 9xl2 feet all an color
Hodg Woolan ibre Rugs,
woola
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
Final Reductions on
Street and House Dresses

s2.ss Figured Lawn and CT 90
Striped Batiste. now. 49,. p1'0C
$500 Law Dresses. In navy. Law
f fancy I see ' Jokes ana wh,' 1898
Dresses sa.ss I' ns~ and Ea''na $2.98
s5.9S White Wolfe Dresses. co 90
Cluny lace trimming. now. pO.0C
$1,000 Lingerie Dresses. with
cluny lace trimming. now CS 00
$500 Dresses, in fancy white
wow MOVIES and Fatinas' $3.50
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Balkan and
MILDLY Blouses
Nearly Half Price

Balkan and MILDLY Blouses. SOo
all white and none trimmed. at wv
MILDLY Blouses. soiled and broken
sizes. $l.oo mad 1925 values. tx
One lot Balkan Blouscs. with
fancy striped collar and CT M
cuffs; s14S value. at only.
sl.4s White orfolk CT M
Blouses. al sizes. AT. $50. oo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20
PERSONALITIES

Mr.. AND MRS. E. NJ. BURGESS of
Denver returned from a visit to Homo
lulu yesterday and are staying at the
st. Francis. When he left here a
month ago Burgess was general man
ager of the Mountain States Tele-
phone Company, and he returned yes
terday to be pleasantly surprised by
the information awaiting him that he
had been promoted to the position of
vice-president of his corpOration.-San
Francisco Examiner.
+ PETER NICHOLS. manager of the
big Waiawa banana plantation on the
island of Oahu near Honolulu, is a
guest at the Union Square. l.. G.
Thompson of McMinnville, Ore. Cap
italist who has large interests in that
state, also is at The Union Square, and
other guests are !. +. Wetm0r", a com
mission merchant of Honolulu, and
Fred f. and Mrs. BurIey with their
children en- route to tho east after a
stay in southern California. - San
Francisco Examiner.
" WILBUR A. ANDERSON, manager
of Nahiku and Hawaiian American
rubber companies. Maui, has been re-
qUested to join the honorary advisory
committee of the fourth International
Rubber and Allied Trades Exhibition
to be held in London in Iune If 1914.
During the rubber exhibition the
fourth International Rubber Confer
cRcC Will h" hc'i. and III Tie same ;imC
as the exhibition just mentioned, but
in an adjoining building. The first
Cotton. Fiber ard Tropical Products
Exhibition will be held. .. s. +.
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POINTS
0 u I WATER
Waste

Submitting a report upon the waste
of water resulting from leaky valves
at the wharyes, A. c. Wheeler, assist
ant superintendent of public works.
yesterday afternoon before a meeting
CT the board OF hartor commissioners
stated that the superintendent OF the
waterworks has neither money nor
men TO repair the valves. To stop the
leakage. Wheeler explained. would re-
Guire 125 special valves at a cost Of
about $4,000. Further Investigation,
however. brought out the fact that the
waterworks department has in its 2m-
ploy two men whose business 1t is TO
prevent such useless waste OF water.
Wheeler was requested by the board to
take immediate and decisive steps In
the matter and agreed 10 submit a
further report to the next meeting.
NJ. ]. adams, chief engineer of the
department of public works, submitted
D graphic report relative to the condi-
ton of the wharf at Napoopoo. Hawaii,
upOn the construction of which about
$1,000 has been expended recently. 1t
seems that the wharf has been dam
cged by the dynamite explosions OF a
dredging company working nearby and
that the company has agreed to repair
the damage done. The structure has
been recently officially accepted by
the public works authorities who still
hold, however, a check for $3.50 to
cover any defect which may appear.
This amount is not considered suf-
ticient to put the wharf in good shape.
Adams in his report declared that
boulders are dropping from the body
of the wharf, leaving a raw hole.
Adams criticises the construction of
the wharf and states that the failure
TO carry the veneer to and into the
bottom of the bay will cause trouble
at some future time. E..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

SALES. t-.....- ~ .
Between Boards-l6 Wiaalua So, 100
Haw. Sug. Co. 34&, 10 Haw. Sug. Co.
34M, 5 Oahu 5ug. Co 175s. u. Z .....>.'..
Session Sales-10 H. g. q S. Co.
1874, 8 Fl. C. & S. Co. D.: o.: Il ....' ..
-. Dividcnis.
March 20,-Haw. Az. Co. 1.5O, Pa,
hang Rub. Co. 10 ~. ..... r.
~. ~ .=.. Notice. :.... -
Eva books closed 2Gth. March( II
noon, to 31st inclusive >..< -:
No session Of the Exchange tOmor-
low, March 81, 1913. Good Friday.
$50 analysis Beets 9s. lid; parity
400; 90 centrifugals 3.5S. ~ ....=.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.5s cents or
$71.6o per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

Hawaiian stocks in San Francisco
closed yesterday as follows: Hawaii
an Commercial, 80. IS bid, 50 asked;
Hawaiian Sugar, 33 bid, 50 asked;
Honokaa, 1926 asked; Hutchinson,
1915 bid, 16 so asked; Kilauea, II
bid; Onomea, 81 bid; Paauhau, Is. %
asked; Honolulu Consolidated Oil,
los asked. a.. '~..-:
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Scratched4OYearS
Used d. D. d. Six Months
All Itching Gone!

This is the actual experience Of Anne
Croman Santa Rosa, Cal, with the won
derful D. d. D. Prescription.
-. u. D. D. is the proven Eczema Cure.
the mild wash that gives instant relief
iii all forms of skin trouble.
Cleanscs the skin of all impurities
washes away. blotChes and pimpies,
leaving the: skin as smooth and healthy
aS that of 4 child. -:
Get a zee bottle Of this wonderful
Eczema Cure today and keep It In the
house. &c.,.
we know that D. D .. will do all that
is claimed for il. .": .... . 49,
Benson. Smith & Co, Druggists.
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R0AelUiu stock Exchange
MERCANTILE.

Thursday. march 20:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

A delegation OF insurance mon,
headed by j. A. Gilman, appeared be-
fore the senate judiciary committee
Tuesday afternoon in opposition to
the Writ insurance bill. The meas
IRE would compel insurance COM
panies doing business here to invest
10 per cent of their local profits in
territorial or municipal securities.
Mr.. Gilman would not deny that there
we're good points in the bill, but con-
tended that in its present form it
would not prove good law for the
property owners of the territory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

Hawaiian stocks in San Francisco
Tuesday closed as follows: Hawaii
an Commercial, "a bid; Hawaiian Stl-
gar, 33 bid, 1925 asked; Honokaa,
80 asked; Hutchinson, 1925 bid,
1850 asked; Kilauea, Il bid; Onomea,
81 bid; Paauhau, 1926 bid, 1925
asked; Honolulu Plantation, unlisted,
% bid % asked. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

At the afternoon session of the Su-
gar Protection Committee Tuesday
George B. Curtis said ne was going
to the coast this week and would take
with him arguments for presentation
before all the ad clubs of the country,
showing that the result Of free sugar
would benefit only the Sugar Trust,
while running an industry upon which
much general business depends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

By special request of the sugar pro-
lection committee all business men
writing friends or business associates
en- the mainland in behalf of a con-
tinued tariff on raw sugar, will file a
list of the names and addresses OF
their correspondents with the COM
mittee, that the latter may keep in
touch with the work under way and
follow up, where necessary, the good
work already started.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

Stocks were fluctuating at the OPEN
ing in Wall street yesterday, but grew
stronger as the day advanced, and the
market closed firm. r@ ..:.r.
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Good Friday is not in the list o
business holidays adopted by the Mer
chants Association last year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

At yesterday afternoons meeting of
the Sugar Protection Committee,
George F. Henshall was appointed
secretary for headquarters. H..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-20

Some of the downtown stones are
to observe Good Friday by closing up.
all day tomorrow. ... I'D.
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A special meeting of the Manoa I'M
brovement Club will be held on Fri.
day evening for the purpose of con-
sidering the question OF the sugar
protection campaign. -. ..=.-.. -.
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BUSINESS ITEMS

Haiku Settlement Association will
hold a meeting at 727 Beretania ave-
nue. tonight. . ~..:..- ....~ .......