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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23

Lehigh, =; Lafayette, o.
Haverford, lO3 Carnegie, q.
Bucknell, II; Muhlenberg, 9.
Depauw, 20, Earlham, o.
Kentucky State, 2Ol Louisville, o.
Lake Forest, 23, Beloit, II.
Hampden-Sydney, 13, Randolph
Macon, o.
King College, s3, Dublin Institute,
9.
Missouri, 3, Kansas, o.
Nebraska, 12s Iowa, o.
Dickinson, as, Delaware, :.
Ames, 26y Drake, 8.
Penn Freshmen, IS, Cornell Fresh-
men, z.
Virginia N. I, II, Roanoke College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23
Lineup and summary:

Referee-W. 5. Lahgf0fu.
Neil Snow, Michigan. Head lnesman-David l..
Fultz, Brow4; Time Of periods.lS minutes each
goal from placement, I. Yale scoring: Goal
from field Guernsey safety,,o'Bnen Of Har-
lee. Dana for O'Brien. Soucy for Trumbull.
cowen for Htshcoek Freddy for Logan: NILS us
Garter MacIeish for Avery, Way for Talbot,
Arnold, for Pendleton. MacLeish for Knowles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23

Rrferee--Joe Fendleton. BowdOsn. | mplc-C.
A. Wright, Columbia. Head iiiIesman-',. ".
Roper. Princeton. Time II periods-fa minutes
lin t2, Calac. Goals from tou, hdowns- ar.oA
III. Syrarusr scoring: Observation-Disclosures -.
Kingsley Castle Goals from touchdowRs-Cas-
tie a. Sulsiiiufions For cariise--Setternecl
for Walleite, Crane for Guyon For syracuse
Farber for Robbins. Armstrong FOR SIN h ~.
Woodruff for Castle, Castle for Woodruff. smith
son for Armstrong. r. nsef FOR Shufelt. hamii-
ton for Farter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23

KeIeree"J. A.. EvHuo. IUipIrV--Nf. ..
Carly Head linesman--Lieut. Hayes West
Point Time of quarters-l5 minutes each.
Game called account Of darkness after
twelve minutes play in fourth quarter. Army
Merrillat Sprinfeld scoring: Touchdown
Shabinger. Goal from touchdoMn-Fonn ain
Substifutions: Army-Larkin for Winnie, O'Hare
for Waddell, McEwan for Goodman waddeii
for McFwan,t McEwan for Waddell, Britton for
MerrilIat Merrillat for Britton, Jouett for
Merrrillat Mahoney for Doe. Jouett for Ma
honey. Doe for Jouett. -Lanphir for Hobbs Ford
for Lanphir Woodruff for Hoge, Ford for
woodruff, Hoge for Ford. Lanphir for Hoge
Springfield for Dagroat. Pritchard for
Meyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23

Referee = Mr.. Sier. Illinois. Z mpire : MI.
Haynes. Yale. Head iinesman-Mr. Hammond.
Michigan. Time of pcrods-I5 minutes each
Touchdowns- Brien i2). Stinchfeld, Oil liant.
Issner. Finn. b. Whitaker. Goais from touch
downs--Oliphant 80. Erehart. Substitutes: Pur-
phant for Purdy, Finn for Ahrell, Wilson for
Bishop. Indiana = Goodman for r. Wiiaker,
Mintnn for Scott, b. Whitaker for Conrad. trout
for Mintcn, Dice for Winter, Minton for ID.
Whitaker Redman for Dice. Pecainpaush for
Trout, Deeker for Krause. Conrad for GOODMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23
BRlCKLEY KICKS
FIVE FIELD GOALS

Continued from First Page,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-23

Continued from First Page,
has kicked eleven field goals in nine
games. thus earning a place among the
famous kckers and punters, including
O'Dea, Hirschberger, Dewitt. Eckersall,
Bull, Trafford and Brooke.
Two Points a Eluke
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Eanaas City. Mo. Nov. .i.--Iiosa:
Receipts 5000: market &c higher:
bulk of sales $50 to $50: heavy 40
to ,.S5. packers and butchers 80 Ia
$50: light. -" to 80: pigs 60"
to 7..5.
Cattle: Receipts $1,000: market
strong to loc higher: prime fol
stccrs SIS to 10: dressed beef steers
: to S.o5: western steers $50 to
S.c5; southern steers a.2i to 80
cows i..5 to :: heifcrs 5.:3 TO S.15:
stockers and feeders $50 to 800.
bulls ) to S.,5. calves $50 to 10.
sheep: Receipts 1000: market
10r higher: lambs $50 to 40: year.
linys a.o5 to &; wethcrs I..j to s.
ewes 3.5 to i.I5.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

N.N York. Nos. ...-rTie-s ~-'.
~.li maintained daring the moFn,ns.
with small gains among the sp-.ais-
'iy. stocks.
Mos-msh,. apparently we're hSl
Influenced by the b-arish ,a.,"ss
which covered MID. s-op~. incina-
ins hsta-r suTtsiim@nt ~ steel pre-
dus,ion. indications al contracting
railroad traffic IN the iag.- Increased
in idle freight ears: resumption 81
the movement Of sa.a Z. 'ssads. ani
s'iii lower price, for .opp~' metal,
While the ms,-mEn, ~as I6a nat
row Ia b. accepted .s indicating an
improvement IN continent. traders
found IL Easier To advance s'Hsts
Than Ia a-pf~ss them
Hands ssf- EASY,
Orders for one huSls~a shares s~s-
sufficient 4. sssS prices !. ~hibi
Illustrated the nsgr.sn-s. al sp-ru'
iation. Prices k.p, On . parity With
Saturdays sl.s.. despite II Hood a.
i,~asish reports oh conditions In ih'
steel AMI copper trades,
The market rio~.-, firm sSarS"i'
any movement whatever occurred in
tho closing hoar. although 'hss" s"E''
signs Of pressure an C"n~Eni sa"r'r's
which felt -,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
NEGRO MINER KILLS
WIFE; ESCAPES

John Mufs. negro coal miner.
shortly after . O'Clock Saturday
nigh, shot and Killed his ~if. In in-
nO,ia" occupied by them NJ; Morley.
placed the bleeding form oi the
woman on sofa and lied tn"
through the neck. was found h. LEO
Drodna>. - "olor.d miner who "c'u.
pies an adjoining room. Moss u
thought to have boarded - train for
New Mexico after committing III"
act. No trace of him has been found.
Moss had worked aud lived at
Morley but u short tim. anr former:
" lived with tho woman u; Her
wind. They nave had frequent trcu-
BILE and sori" tim, ago the woman
mad Moss arrested and lodged In tn"
county iail. I. was payday al tic
mine Saturday and the quarrel N
said to have started when Moss de-
cl,uc,i to give the woman the por-
ton she demanded Of his wages.
Drodnax was asleep In chair IN
another part OF the house and heard
IN. shot fired and after a few min
utns Investigated and founn the
woman lying m sofa bleeding
from the wound in the neck that SOW
cred the iucuiar vein. Il is stated
that both Moss and tho woman had
been drinking.
Coroner u. u. Sipc was notti'n
early yesterday morning and took
charge OF the body. which was
brought to the morsue.
The inaues, was held today at Nor
Icy by Coroner v. u. Stpc. the 'u-
neral of the woman took place this
morning
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STRIKE NEAR END
IS REPORT
ssosssssss sssa esos ~

ine rocks ,hF.nEh 'n- ~ihioNs ana
several shot E"r- fired s' the huiii.
ing
Col ". \ Davis. in 'onman ruT.
iHs The aiss-nS- al G-n-iai 'hsss.
iIspst.h~d { tr,inp 81 cavalry u ru-ii
tho disturbance ~ ih- -n,ran-. nf
the camp th" Mnh ~ men and ~aa.n
in-, the cavalry and sa'h.r-a around
cheering and i--Sirr aud .ins'ns the
union song II sa. son,- time b~fa.-
sh- Srn~d "s noisy strikers iisp-rss''
H~i'n. r,i'sit~ ~h"s~ saloon the i-'n.
ans'ra'i"n sps made. has h--n 'aiiur
Hn sides in thu s,rlL".
The utmost secrecy has been mair-
,sin-i hy miii,sr, an,hpii,i"s unr
for three days have h-~n pressing AZ
inquiry into the numerous "rim-5
aud acts "t violence committed dur.
ING the .csi strike y" hint haa
been revealed "' tho disclosures mad.
hy the .Eor-s al wi'n~sss. VII" hav"
been brnuzhi =. tn" generals head.
pusrf"rs 10 VI" Columbian h"''l anu
questioned The Investigation ~ IN"
KILN. "f n"i.r,,v" Ii"irh~r At
holds tho center ~ the stHE"
Saturday IN" accused man. i.n'''
'Zanran"Iii. wHs 'Namin-i pr iuC-a
NhSncn'" i!nush,1n. Nan result tho
guard over him Was doubled slinr.
iay right Tn" prisoner " In IN"
city Iail. held inrnmmunioado. Nn
inquiry has also been made into tn"
biiiinx Of Pedro Nmii". q n0n.union
miner. a, hEuilar on November -.
y. \. Duran vas detained 10y military
authorities after being questioned
pnd Marshat ! Z. Davis was in'"rTo-
xa,rt closely oihHrs w"r" brought
bcfor" tho authoriti". yesterday.
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ORDER.

Sns. on this ii,h isJ oI Not.m.
h~r. \ u. icii. this cause .onihs:
on Tor h~arinE. before the Under
.isn-h 1naE- os sAii Cnur, nj Cham.
hets. ea the preliminary r-i-"'l al
the W~c~i,-r herein. aad II appear.
ins from, the s-I'ori al said Nrrris rs
that ps or ahosss sh- i~ih day al
June. A. u. 1918. by arJ-f at tn.
iir..,or. %. .aii s-i~naan, Cnmpan,
notice MAS s~n' I" all i-iinpst-hi
suh.rr!b.r. oT stockholders in said
Company I" the ~ii-'' that uhi-s,
said delinquent subscribers of ssorl,
Goid-fs PAID the balance due an their
subscription contracts or notes that
saii subsrriptt Tons would h- can.
c-iIsd amt that on The s.th 'iay 81,
july. \. u. ISIS. ,aid iir--tnrs. ~
resolution. did cancel all .aii Do,
iinancni subscriptions.
AND II iur'h.' appearing 'ba'
there ar" y isrs" nGmi,-r 1f stock
holders who h.V" paid for their s'osA
IN Iiii nni irg' som" "i saii s'nrs
has been transferred hs IN" original
subscribers thereof
NOW THEREFORE, IT Is ORDER.
ED that all r-rH"ts having claims
company and all persons owning or
claiming To own stock In said Com.
nany fiir their said claims with the
Receiver on or before January LIST.
1914.
II u iur,nrr Ordered that motto.
hereof lee pubIit he'd In u daiiS news.
paper In Trinidad. Colorado. for ten
consecutive Issues th"rco! ami that n
COPY OF said notice b" forwarded TO
the address OF record or 10 tue Ias,
known address, by mail. postage IRE.
paid. to each and every subscrin"r
and stockhoii,r oi said Company and
to all rcrrons having claims against
the said Compnny so iar ~ can bn
asocrtaincd by the receiver herein.
Done ni ,ramhers this I'm day
of November. \. n. 1918.
A. WATSON. McIiENDRlE.
Judge
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified Of tho
matters and Things set ior,h in III.
foregoing order
Claims are to he iil'd with me Mt
The International state Bank. Trini-
dad. Colorado. on nr before January
7. 1917.
WM &. rLESTED.
Receiver.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
NEW YORK METAL

New York. Nov. :i--I.cad easy
-" to lao.
sp-itcr quiet. 80 to a.:".
Capprr unrc',ird. standard. spot
TO January ~ TO it..".
Tin weak: aru, and November
:a.:.. to 1855
Iron uui-,: No. I northern ii..,
to ISIS. M. northern i..:" Ia
1850: No. l southern ii..a tn
1875: No. l southern soft ~. q
Ii..a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
THE NJ AR K EFT S
~ gVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS "a
" DAILY EPORTS "

siroas In Ice higher: b-e,-s 81. to
90. Texas stees. eco 10 .-1S.
-.sisrn steers IS" l" ..so. sioek-is
ani f-ssi-rs $50 TO $50. soN. aud
asifsgs sss tn so. calves $50 To
10.
sheep; Receipts i"."oos maEss,
si.As native 50" 10 3 western ~"
l.. $50: s-ariinxs .,is Ia Gai. lami 5
na,is. sNs In $50. western ;-.s 1,
..",
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Ghl.a:e. No, :s.-Taa much Fain
In Argentina threatening I" sp,ii 'h'
hars-.; there tended to-day 10 iii
tho wheat market. The opening MAS
1 To /: and : q. - higher. Later a
sAs -arri-., the msTt~, si"shtiy aH'
d~E am figures ,"ush~d at 'h. oiI
set
The elias. al. ! To !c net advance,
Corn weakened because az lack 81
support. Prices opened l to Sc "tt To
lr ar and thea suffered = gradual
d-ciia-.
The ela.~ was weak. . To- / nhh =
NJ, lever.
sympathy with corn carried os',
do~ psrndr. Ca.h house. we're sellers
a! NaS,
'i.s-s wh-a'. o-c-mh"r Sc. MAJ
..:.
Corn. December ..1 May ...,
Oats. December -. Il" May a. .
4. :.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
DENVER LIVESTOCK

il-n,sr. Colo. Nov =s-ta,,i@
i,-.-ir,s s."oo: market !" 4" Ice
higher: beef steer. $50 to ...5:
sass aud h-i!-rs -" To see. stock,
-rs and Feeders S-.; to :t": ssly-.
{. '.
iiors! Receipt. ..""": market
hiIh-ss tor $50: huii q! sales 50
's :..s.
sh-~r: Receipts ..."". marL~,
sr"ns. 80 higher. y~ari.hss ) In
s,... ~-'h-rs a.: I" i;:. lambs
s.S to- -: r~-~ 500 80 les
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
COLD STORAGE PROBE.

Washington. Nov. "I=hgrnt, of
~" department al iusti'" todng he.
gan an invcs'ira;ion or tho alleged
combination of cold storage con-
Germs. which Attorney General Me-
REYNOLDS says may lee responsible
for the high prize OF eggs and other
products. u u combination is dis
covered. criminal prosecution may
result
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov. :i-rirs' sal'- nf
pru,i.ions ranged from . 4" sc
higher and ih"r- was srhs~'iu"h'
further gain.
Cin.-s Pork. January :".>" !" -,
MAY :",..3.
Lard. January i".S". May iil:i,
Kihs. January i"...l: MAY ii,i:j
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
WHITE HOUSE WEDDING
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED

Washington. nov. Finishing
touches on arrangements for the
White house wedding in the historic
cast room today and rehearsal oil
the ceremony late in the afternoon
completed all the plans for tomor-
rows program. when Jessie Wilson.
tho presidents second daughter. viii
become the wifc Of Francis Bowes
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
RATES OF EXCHANGE

N-- York. Nov :i--rias@s prim-
pap~r iot.;
Commercial hills i.",.
tiar silver SS..
M~>iran dollars a..
Go, ~fnm.nt bnads steady.
ttaiifoad bands Easy
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
HAD TAKEN HIS WEIGHT
IN MEDICINE

NJ D. Faucet. % Gilisvillc. Ga.
says he had taken his weight In
medicine Tor headache and cons,ipa.
tiou. but never used anything that
did. him 20 much good ~ Chamber
lain's Tablets. For sale by all deaf
crs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. 2I.--lloss: Receipts
$4,000. market strong. Sc above sat
to 7.S5: lights 1.25 20 $50: mixed
40 to 40: heavy 1.35 to i.9":
rough 7.35 to $50: pigs to I.
Cattle: Rcccip's $1,000: market
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
4eanAH4a3a43A34
s TO-DAY IN CONGRESS &
.pp4uru3~442A$

SENATE Net al noon.
rr~.id-a, Wilson nominated three
American commissioners for 'h-
rhiii:a!n~.
Chairman Owen of the banking
committee op~n-d a-.a'" o.: the ad'
ninis,ra,ion currency hill.
Senator iinr,~iRh. ot Maia~. r.
turned to his s~at after loaE III.
n~ss.
norsE No, In session: m~~'.
"Wednesday.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24


tf.ins u ns~ sis esiihd-r mas nIhr.
be- said. AMI they ~sfe between 80
snd Ia" I@-t from the sroaha when
'h@s lost sontroi.
The machine sas = h-~ al- aus!
ksiiS sas no, familiar alta u. III
insion s-a, ar instructor with k.iiY
a. pupil Tbs msshins HAD i insi
control which enabled .i,h.r a.su-
paai Ia control ~ ~iii. In. ton
,s.is ~.r- connected snsssh.r. sss.i.
sns,h- instructor 10 snrr.e, instant
~ any mistake maae S the puIai,
Lieutenant Ellington shd k.iiy
ross al - a, IN. and sailed sr"and
the ii~ia for aboa, fis. minutes, u.
course they ~.r~ nakias ~. at
t.npis ai sensational work,
THE felt at . place about on~ mil.
from IN. nraaaasrs-rs tent. toward
i'aiss i.oma. the land sisp~s ansr
ioN ard IN. teach lh.i is so los ~
could ro, ss~ The machine strike,
Il seemed as though the msshin.
bs Gan lie d@.r-nt IN a proper man
h-S. =, the usual angle. ssrh IL a,'
s,-af-d out at Fon'rol- Tine aiiitna.
~as So io~ 49, felt that asfie-r'
souia oniE nay- a rough TALL,
~ careful INSPECTION at IN.
wrecked a-1ofiLnS convinced ~. ih'
.nasrois ~-s- In good order The
ns-a ~-s- killed instantly. 30 ~
have ra -rid~n-r nj any SOFT 90
AhSeh Ia arrann, f.s the a.sia-n'
WaAn,ssine. Nov, ..-Th. .-a'h.
Of Li-u,snan,s Ellington sIa K.iiS
mako a total af Hi,.-n is'aii,i-s
isusn aviation In the Eo'srhmsaI
service. twelve IN the army. aa- In
the ns,y ana ,~o army Instructor.
~ho were civilians. since IN. ~sr-fi
m-s,s nrs' b~san ~ Fort MySr "
1905. S-r-n have the, death thi'
year.
N's-ss's"p VS. -
Kinds the World .r-r. So i.-ssna'
have B~-n killed since i."s. I'M,
years ri,,ir. Numbering ~.
'io'h a,iasors ~.T- snsi., Lieu
t-nssi Ellington ~as horn IN Mort.
Carolina N 1898. ana h.. neat a
Kin 1. y brother. ]. u. E,i,ns,.a %
Raleigh. v 4. ~" was detailed Il
ire aviation srr,tr- In -"r,-mb~-
! isi:. ami ha. s-~a .-fris. "u aria
siaa iiri'is u, Marbirhssi Mass. Col
les" f'afL. Mi. Palm ii~srh. TIA,
nni T-Su. 'iifs ~ ~.n, - Sal
bi-so last June
t.icuIsnan, Ecii, VAS horn II
March. i>Si ii' va. detailed q
the acrouautic. division iAi, uar-'
ani has heen a' Teas CIV and Sat
Diego.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
VIEW York STOCK LIST

S~4 Work. NN~. :<.--NWslSnms
-a Gopher .>.: Sugar 1855. Nehi'
sou si.: Northern Pacific ios.
H~siinx 1883: southern Pacific 50.
Iaion Pacific i;ol: 4. ; steel %
a :. steel preferred i"t.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
S PER CENT TO BENEv0LENCE

Your church or your choice OF be
ncvolence will receive 8 per cent of
nj, your cash purchases in the Dry
Goods Department of tho Emporium.
See their ad. IT
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
THE MONEY MARKET

New York. Nov. :I,--Caii non-,
steady. 3! 10 s pr cent.
Time loans steady: G" days 3: >"
days a.. q, 3: six months .! per r~n'
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
ST. LOUIS METAL

-, Louis. Mo. Nav - -i.-,i
auii. s.i...
sp-itsr aui-t. s.i5,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
'fnhiish"d NOV. iSH;. 1919,
In the District Court.

state at 'oioraa.. i-as Aniniss Coun.
~. -.
A. d, Hatch. riaini,iI. r The Goio'
raj" i.ii- insnrar- COMPANY. i-.
I-hsls,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
Rules Governing Omega I'iao"l'
Watch SkiN Te-i.

Rules Governing Omega Bracelet
Watch Skill Test.
Each letter OF every word sub.
mittcd must he taken from the let.
tor. comprising the words Omega
Watch.
tho woI ds Omega Watch may he
repeated a- many times as necessary.
3.-Any English word found IN
any English dictionary may he used.
Art terms. or technical and
'cicntific words. recognized by any
dictionary. technical or otherwise.
publishoi in :hc English lunSun g..
may bc used. If technical words arc
used state tho authority from whir!,
quoted
5.-words mus, he correctly
spsiicd.
6.-propcr names. that H. names OF
persons and places. will not be count.
cd.
,.--Words described as obsolete
viii not be counted.
S.-Whcrc two or more words are
spelled alike but have different
meanings. only one will be counted.
9.-Slang words. unless found in
the dictionary. will not be counted.
1n.-So list will be thrown aside
because II contains prohibited nam, =
or words wrongly spelled. but every
such word and two others will he Dc.
Quoted from the count as penalty.
1l.--if several lists are received
containing the same number of words
correctly spelled. neatness as well as
arrangement shall determine the d..
cision.
12.-Words should he written. o.
typewritten on one side'of the paper
only. 80 words 10 q sheet.
Ia.-Three prominent residents. at
least one OF whom shall he a woman.
shall he the judges. There shall be
,o ,no,,I fro,, hctr donteioo ~,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24

HUNGER THE BESI SAUCE
Sauce Is used to create an app =
title. The right way to look IL TO thu
dizcs;ion. when that !. good yoI
are certain Z" relish your food.
Chamberlain. Tablet. improve the
digestion and create u h-al'ay ap?c-
tito. For sale by all dealers.
ss3I Oft your surplus stuff By as.
Ing C-S want sda. They only cost
cents \ line "
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
SKILL WORD CONTEST

The .ii.f.,hi"n~d Spelling lee
l. asain in favor a. the Rhnai"A'
iiarbfidE" J.w-lt! 10. ar" adS"riis.
ing 10 xiv" away. absolutely free. :
solid gold it Karat Omega bracelet
watch. such "a. wpu!d ordinarily h"
sn,a ut 81: In $40. Call on them and
receive card with pointed ins'r'c.
tior- aud encourage ihi. intellectual
game hr trying for IN. prize yourself
and telling others about u. The free.
for.aii conditions NJ this contest arc
shown below
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24

rh-or,c,s.Naw enc n month
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
ELGlA auIIeR

E'sin. m. Nov. .i.-Iln''.f !lTn.
ss~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24
KILLED BY FALL
FROM AEaoPlAnE

sGssssssss ss.o sees ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-24

cieasias. psssstse asd dysls9.-
Ths Tsiaidsd c,sasiaS asS bye
WORKS. q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

The Los Angeles chief of police at
the request of club and soci ty women
has barred the dlaphonous gowns
from the city streets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin re.
turned seyeraI days ago from Lake
Tahoe. They will not return to San
Mateo, but will be at their home in
San Francisco until their departure
for the East early next month. They
will be in New York two or three
weeks, returning to San Francisco
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Templeton
Croker, whom they will meet on their
arrival from Europe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

From the San Francisco Chronicle
is the following Interesting clipping
;:bout well-knowon Honolulu folks:
Edward Tenney has arrived from
Honolulu and joined Mrs. Tenney and
Vernon Tenney at the Bellevue hotel
where they have been for several
weeks. In The early fall the Tenneys
will return to their home in the
islands, where they are leaders of
society and entertain layishly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

Mrs R. NJ. Overend was the guest
of honor at an informal bridge party
given by Mrs. E. NJ. Grossman on
Thursday last
Mr.. and Mrs. St c. Sayres are be-
ing warmly congratulated on the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

Mrs. w. w. North sailed On the
Lurline yesterday for Philadelphia,
where she will visit her daughter, Mrs
George E. Lake, wife of Lieut. George
Lake, of the Navy. Philadelphia be-
ing the home port CT the Idaho, on
which Mr.. Lake is stationed, they will
take an apartment there for the win
ter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

Miss Kathleen Gates, who has been
visiting Lieutenant and Mrs, Francis
Hardaway at Fort Winfield Scott, has
left for her home in St Louis Dr.
and Mrs. Hardaway, parents of Lieu
tenant Hardaway, are at present
guests of the young couple and are
being entertained Informally. at the
pOst -EYchanpe -..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

Lieutenant and Mrs Irving Hall
MGyfield Juliet Bordenl have decid
ed to prolong their visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon
Borden of Los Angeles, until Septem-
Der 5. when they will be accompanied
by Miss Challie Winston, who will
pay a brief visit to Miss Dorothy
Allen in her home on Washington
street before joining the Mayfields
for the winter in their Mare island
home. Exchange.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-03

birth OF a little daughter, Elizabeth
Sayres, who made her appearance on
Monday, Sept. /. Both mother and
infant are doing splendidly, the lat
ter being a lnsty little girl of eight
pounds.
Mrs William Montrose Graham has
issued invitations for an informal
dance Friday night in honor of her
son, Mr.. Ivan Graham, who leaves
very shortly to resume his studies at
the naval academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Melanphy are
rejoicing over the advent of little
daughter, born on Seotember lst Mrs.
Melanphy was formerly Miss Juliette
Cooke.
Mr.. Ernest Gay is leaving today for
HiIo. where he will spend the last few
DAYS of his vacation-rcturning on the
Wilhelmina Sunday morning.
Both Knight and his more famous
father-David Starr Jordan have
visited In Honolulu, and have many
frienus here.
Miss Muriel Howatt returned to
Honolulu on yesterdays Wilhelmina
after delightful tour OF Southern Cal
ifornia.
q - -
Miss Laura Low will return to Ho-
nolultf on the Wilhelmina Sunday aft
er delightful vacation spent in Hilo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-04-16
gle Sapinss 3ank
Of Baltimore,

"a. Wdr5 1918.
Sic idDrli6en 3inien bon orei nno
einbalb 9rpSent. fduig am /. Ipril
1918, mno Die GrtrasSipbcrhe bon
eiucm balbeu YrpSent iucrbcn einem ics
Den ba5u bere1teten Gontos Snbabcr
an ienem Sutum auigci6reben lucr'
ben unb iueroen am mo mad Wiuntna,
ben 81 slpriI 1913. in Die Siihcr Der
Sepoiiioren eingeiragen peroen fons
neII.
u. 8. Gontling.
(Gr525, ,1Oit,1) 9riiioent