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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12
MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Jan. L. eisious exercises. under dirrc-
tion of Acacia Lodge. No. Is,
AT the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. AZ 3 pm.
Jan. l3-Dawson. No. Ii, T.. A.
Stansbury No. ~, +. e.
Jan. Federal. No. l. special. go pm,
r. G.: regular. $50 PIN. r.. a.
Acacia. No. Is, r.. A.
Tak1ma. No. -. Nj. NJ.
Jan. Washington Centennial, No. ~,
osiris. NJ. ~. &c.
Fast Gate. No. 81 in hall of
King David Lodge. No. -,
isrooSland, institution of lodge.
Jan. Naval. No. 1. NJ. NJ.
Hiram. No. TO- r.. \.
Wn,. X. Singleton. M. 80, +. A.
leu. - Columbia. No. .. r. &.
Lebanon. M. I. NJ. NJ.
ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTERS.
.;ii, -; Mount Vernon. No. ). memorial
Auacostia, NJ. L.. grand vista
ton.
IAN. Mount H"rch. Ne. .. Mark.
Potomac. M. =. grand visitation.
Jan. l5-CoIunbia. No l. business
Brghtwood. No. 9, grand vista
Jan IG-Capitol. No. IL. grand visitation.
Jan. l1-Hiram No. Ia. grand visitation.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMUNICATES.
Jan. l3-Columbia. No. =. fifticlh snniver-
sary celebration.
Jan. l4-Washnston. No l. business and
social.
ROY Al AND SELECT MASTERS.
Jan. lG-AdoniTam Council, No. =. degrees
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Jan. ~ Evangelist Chapter Knights Rose
CroiX. business.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS
Ian. IL Temple. M. -: Columbia. No. l..
Jan. lt-Elecia. M. =: Bethlehem, M. Z.
Ian. II-Arcme No. Ia
IAN. IL Esther. No. =.
Jan. u Martha. No. T.
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Want House Bill Passed.

The Howard Park Citizens Association
Monday night will discuss plans to urge
the House OF Representatives to pass the
bill OF Representative Smith OF Michigan
to open w street from Georgia to Florida
avenues. Arthur c. Newman. principal
of the colored vocational school in South
Washington. will address the meeting on
Fairgrounds for colored children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12

Raymond L. Mowbray was licensed To
preach at the fourth quarterly conference
of Zion Methodist Episcopal Church at
Cambridge Md
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Here few of the tremendous bargains-there are

SIS CHARTERED Oak Extension Table so
$22 CHARTERED Oak Extension Table 5000. 90
$50 CHARTERED Oak China Closet .$24OO
SIS CHARTERED Oak China Closet ........... $50
$50 CHARTERED Oak China Closet .......... $500
$40 CHARTERED Oak China Closet .......... so
$65 Early English Oak Buffet ............ $780, so
$50 CHARTERED Oak Buffet -. ~ $500
500 CHARTERED Oak Buffet $45CO
$500 "A Japanese Table overs ... SIPS
SIPS Scotch Madras all colors, yard ........ $O.65
ST. so Scotch Lace Curtains white and ecru DR. SIPS
$12Real Irish Point Lace Curtains, pair. $7.10
s.. SO 5On Upholstery Goods, all colors, yard SIPS
SIS 60-in. Couch Covers, all colors ........ $3.50
SIS Satin Damask for coverings and hangings. $3.50
$12 Tap Portieres heavy fringe all colos pair $500
$40 Imp. White Tambour Lace Curtains, pair $1,000
SIS Imp. White Tambour Lace Curtains, pair. $3.50
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Furniture, etc., at half and less than hal

cleanup sale of the odd pieces slightly married.
shopworn goods prior to February Sale
curtains porieres andup upholstery goods a
a n
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(lAMQNG THE !.
LAFRATFRNlTlESl|

II; Thomas c. Moves. died August 81 :;
William III. Appleton. died September 81;
Edwin X. Ford. died September II; James
Swinburn. died November q; Alvin NJ.
Lothrop, died November 80: Edward A.
Keller. died November 30; Albert r.
Johnson. died December >: Stephen NJ.
Pritchard, died December Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12

will take place Thursday evening ac-
cording to the announcement of Wor-
shipful Master Frank III. Kramer
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Junior Warden Paul f. Lesh will PRE-.
side at the eXemplification of the F G.
degree by Washington Centennial Lodge
No IA. at its communication Wednesday
evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12

The new line officers of Stansbury
Lodge. No ~, will exemplify the +. c.
degree at the communication tomorrow
evening
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SIS 9x12-ft Administer Rugs ............ .$21.85
$40 9x9-ft. All-wool Art Squares. ..... $685
SIS 36x72-in. Velvet Rugs. ... ..... $3.45
$3.50 27x54-n. Administer Rugs ............ $2.15
| lot of Soiled Rugs at half price.
| lot drop patterns in Carpets at half price.
$35 Bird s-eye Maple Toilet Table, ...... $3.50
SIS Cmcassian Walnut Toilet Table,. .. $500
$50 Mahogany Toilet Table. ........ ..... $500
$50 Cncassian Walnut Toilet Table. ~ $4,000
SIS Bird s-eye Maple Toilet Table. $1,000
SIS Golden CHARTERED Oak Toilet Table. . $3.50
SIS Large Easy Leather Armchair ....... $3.50
SIS Golden Oak Leather-s seat Rocker 49,. $3.50
$50 Mahogany Upholstered DWan ......... $500
SO Early English Desk Chair ............... $3.50
$40 Golden Oak Desk Chair :. ............. $500
So Early English Desk Chair ...... $500
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Worshipful Master Thomas Kelly has
appointed Roger j. Whteford junior
steward of The New Jerusalem Lodge,
No. 3, and Maitland s. Wright chairman
of new music committee, whose duty
1t will be to provide entertainment at
the lodge meetings as we'll as to assist
in the degree work. Talent for the pur-
pose is to be drafted from the lodge
membership largely. 1t Is hoped uti-
mately to develop lodge chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE
Jan. II Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
CroiX. business.
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BRITISH PREPARE
FOR EMERGENCY

MEXICO CRY, November 26.-Sir
Lionel Garden, the British minister,
sent notification today to all British
residents toSregistcr at the legation in
Pursuance of the plan of defense
against possible emergency. Danish
residents who are not represented here
automatically were likewise invited to
enroll. A similar step was taken by
,nc Cuban minister.
The chamber of deputies had a five
minute session today-the time need
sary to read aud approve the minutes
Adjournment was taken "because there
WAS no other business
The question Of passing upon the re
cent election of the President and
Vice President of the Republic, it wa'
said, would not be taken up for several
DAYS.
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Predicted Business Boom in West.
ern South America May Not
Be Realized, He Declares.

WORC ESTER, Massachusetts, No.
vomher 2O.-"'r The inhabitants of the
west coast of South America are likely
to be disappointed in the extent of
prosperity which is about to come TO
their shores, said Professor Hiram
bingham, Of Yale, in speaking of the
results to follow the opening OF the
Panama Canal, at the Clark University
conference on Latin.America today
:" At the same timc,'' he continued,
thor ardent optimism is likely to
arouse them to greater economic efforts.
The psychologist effect on the business
men OF tic United States is Likely to
lead them to believe that the opening
of the Canal will opeh to them "A new
market and will make it possible for
them TO secure trade in regions mere
toiore inacncsslble. II the economic
and geographic foundations exist for
such an extension Of trade rs will fol-
low great optimism on our part, then
the future has in store for MS many
wonderfully attractive features. II.
on the other hand, sufficient broad
bases do. mot exist, a crash is bound TO
follow unless we have seen the danger
and avoided going further than we are
warranted IN doing.
Most Of the discussion at the after.
noon session, presided over by john
Barrett, director general al he Pan
American tnion, was devoted 20 the
Argentine Republic. Bailey Willis an
American, who Is consulting geoioist
TO tn Argentine Ministcr OF puhl,'
Works, being the chief speaker The
torrltorics Of PATAGONIA aud Tiera del
Fuogo were described by Captain Josc
Moncta, commander of the new Argcu-
the butirtuip tho hivudayIa.
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STEPMOTKER ONCE AIDED
KILBANE, SHE SAYS
Am rcdcrnl Mircloss TcIcgrnnhl

(By, Federal Wireless Tclegraph)
, .GlpfYELANp,r Ohio, Deeembci o.
Especial to The Advertiser)-lohnny
Kilbane, who is defendant in a twenty
five thousand dollar alienation sui.
brought by his stepmother, Mrs, Bird
get KiIbane, was himself the recipient
of her bounty some years ago, she ties
tilted today.
kIbane in his answer to the action,
which is based on the charge that the
fighter influenced his father against
the plaintiff, contended that Mrs. Xii.
banc did not provide for her husband,
who is blind and helpless, and that he
was obliged to do so.
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(Ry rederal wrclcs. rclcgranh.l


CITY OF MEXICO, December
Especial to The Advertissr)--
Something of shock was given
the Capital today when it was dis
covered that tine family of Presi.
dent huerta had quietly slipped
out of the city and had fed to
Manzanillo, on the Pacific Coast
one of the ports still held by the
Federal forces, although now
threatened by the Constitutional
lists.
Late today it was reported that
q special train is being held il
readiness to carry away the Die
tator, should his position here sud.
denly become untenable.
Reports from the North continue
TO be unfavorable and many sto-
ries, believed to be greatly exag-
gerated, are being told of the sue.
cesscs of the rebels.
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IMMIGRATION INCREASES.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.--Ihc
official immigration figures for the fif-
teen months ended September, 1913,
show an increase in the number of Rus
slams arriving in New York due to the
recent rectal disturbances in that cCun.
try Italy sent the largest number,
four hundred and twelve thousand peo-
plr Of his nationality having been ad.
mittel during the fifteen months. over
four hundred aud fifty thousand Of the
total uumlcr of immigrants from for
cign countries stated that their Ocsu.
patton was that of farm laborcr.
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AFRICAN RUBBER TRADE.

WASHINGTON, November 20,--Con,
Wl Ycrhy of Sierra Leone reports that
tic African rubber market is in u very
90 'pbl cond tion because Of the shnrp
competition with East Asiatic planla,
lion rubber \ grave financial erlsl-
has hccn created in Gcrmau West Az
rlca Am urgent appeal has been mad
hr the merchants of KameTun "a TIE
German government 10 luild railway
ann r1pds into the interior 40 mnr,
Wild ul Dor cln he rEportol from West
Afr."a uplofs cheaper transportation III
LI.L -IuI
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MRS. PRIMROSE LOSES
SUIT AGAINST HUSBAND

(Iiy Federal Wir,lcys Photography
..NtW YORK. December u -(Spoc nj
ITO The Advcrtiscr) The decision of
the appeal division, filed today at
White Plains, aflirms the decision in
disrissing the complaint of Mrs.
Esther Primrose against her husband,
George II. Primrose, the minstrel.
Mrs. Primrose sued for separation
with alimonv. ALLEGING cruel and inhu,
man treatment and stating that Prim-
rose was heavy dunker. Primrose
denied the allegations and set mp II
conntcr claim for separation charging
his wife with practically the same
thing she alleged against him,
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Marked Declines in High Glass
Securities During Day on
New York Board
OBy Federal Wireless Tclcgraph.)

O'y Federal Wireless Telcgraph.)
NEW YORK, December ESPECIAL
TO The Observation-Disclosures in shares
long rated MS high class investments
encouraged bear selling which was pro.
ductivc of pronounced losses in the
speculative favorites TO-DAY. Lehigh
fell off to a greater extent than the
other a'tiyc shares, but the whole mar
kct showed the effect of pressure at in
tervals
Prices for New York Central and su.
gar Mcrc the lowest for. years. Bonds
were easy.
Fresh liquidation In New Haven and
New York Central which sold at 70 and
% rcspectively carried down the list
abruptly again. The market coscd
weak
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COLONEL BOWEN WILL
COMMAND, AT PRESIDE

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
SAN FRANCISCO, December q
Especial to The Advertiser)- With the
return of the Twelfth United States In
fantry from Monterey, Col. II. G. Bow
en-, its commander, will become the con-
mand'ng officer at the Preside of San
Francisco.
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GOVERNOR TENER HEADS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

nv Federal Wireless Tclegraph.)
NEW YORK. December 9.-(SnecilI
to The Advcrtiser) -Governor Tcner
of Pennsylvania, was this afternoon
chosen president of the National
League by the directors who met in
this city today.
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CBy Federal Wireless Telegraph


NEW YORK. December Especial
TO The Advertiser) Delivery of mail
by anroplane may soon become part of
the United States postal service. Hen
ry Woodhoasc. of the Aero Club Of
America. said this evening he has re-
cciycd word from Washington that on
the recommendation Of the commission.
cr of postofiices the house committee
had reported favorably on an appropria.
tion for 100000 for the carrying of
mail by aeroplane
The Aero Club hopes TO have the bill
passed by the house on December II,
the tenth anniversary of the first flight
by the Wright Brothers.
"Thc idea is to use aeroplancs ia
such places as the Philippines, Utah,
Arizona and Colorado, said Wood.
house
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(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
Ell PASO, Texas, December s.
Especial to The Advertiser -
Having occupied Chihuahua City,
General Villa was believed here
today to be planning for a speedy
movement against the Mexican
capital. The civilian refugees
from Chihuahua City who with
the Federal garrison from the
same place finally arrived Mon
day afternoon at Ojinga We're
crossing today to the American
side of the border, evidently hav-
ing had enough of Mexico.
1t has not been learned here
how many of them succumbed to
the heartbreaking eight days
march through the desert, but it
was learned that the loss of life
was considerable. The march, it
was said, was like one long night
mare.
The Federal troops are quarter
ing themselves in Ojinga and for
tifying the town as if for Il pro
longed stay General Mercado,
who was cut off from communica-
ton with the capital while in Chi
huahua City, got in 'communica-
ton with President IIuerta last
night and was supposed to be
awaiting orders.
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DYNAMITE ACCEPTED
As LEGAL TtNlER IN
MILLIONAIRE CITY,

X X x x X \
X X
i; (Bv Federal Wireless Telegraph X
X PASADENA,Ca California, Dcevm- X
X Der 9.-(Spocial to Tho Advc.ts- =
X er)-Dynamite can to be used to II
X pay waterfalls in Pasadena. Mrs. =;
4; Dell ert NJ. Garner appeared ut x
i: the city hall, and having no cash x
x she asked commissioner if he \
i: would accept of dynamite. i
x Metcalfc agreed Mrs. Garner x
X got the dynamite IN payment of x
= board bill by Il miner. X
X 4:
n 4 i: x 4 j: x X 4: X !; X x i X \: u
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DUCHESS OF CoNNAUGHT
PUTS END TO TANGO

by Federal Wireless Telegraph
OTTAWA, Ontario, December q
Especial to The Advertiscr) Tho
allow the tango at Government House
festivities
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AFRICAN EXPLORER ILL.

(By Federal Wireless Telograph)
NEW YORK, December 0.-(Special
TO The Advcrtiser)-Willam Astor
Chanler, former African explorer and
author, is seriously III in a hotel near
Paris. He is suffering from injuries
sustained about ten days ago in an
auto accident
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Decide Yourself
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
Honolulu Testimony.

Don't take our word for it. f II
Don't depend on stranger S state
mont
Read Honolulu endorsement
Read the statements of Honolulu
citizens.
And decide for yourself,
Here IL one ease Of IL:
james G. H. Armstrong, Nuuam Val.
ley, Honolulu, Hawaii, says - was a
sufferer from kidney trouble for three
wears, aud Doan Is Backache Kidney
Pills completely cured me. | had no
return Vt the complaint during the past
Nrnr ! curnot recommend tbs remedy
too highly"
Doun liuckacho Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists nnl storokeepers
nt6n cents per boa (slS boxes " 200,
OF Win be mailed on receipt of price
hy the llollister Drug Co., llonol1lu,
Wholesale agents for tho Hawaiian a.
lands
Remembor the name, Doan :, and
take no substitute.
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New York bankers state that while
business is undoubtedly hcsitating at
the present time, no further recessions
are expected. Stocks in the hands of
retailers are unusually low and they
have 20 buy good deal TO keep NOV.
ing The business of the country is,
on the whole, in a very healthy state,
80 that when the turn comes. as II is
hound 81 rome sooner or later there
viii probably be very quick return
10 normal conditions, The merchan
dsing business Of the last three months
compares fnyoably with the ten year
average
The accumulated wealth of the Uni
ted states as q whole Z. estimated AZ
one hundred aud forty billion dollars
thirty per cent of which II iu the hands
of The flmr's. rrop conditions tor
lgll Hr0 considered favorable, so that
whatever thr condition OF the stock
,ul speculative market may he. a.,
fnlld boz sHuiY of tho producers of the
nation food supply 10 snrh that ca
irniui huslnrt irnrrsinn h imp's
-lhlr A frlun 30 nnrmn good
umra be- predicted pWii lu lull
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LIBEL SUIT SETTLED.

(By Federal Wireless Telcgraph.)
LONDON, December 9.--(Speeial TO
The Advertiser)--A libel suit was
brought by the Grand Duke Boris, of
Russia, against the Frank A. Munsey
Company, was settled today out Of
court. The ease arose from an artiel,
describing the Grand Dukes career in
Mancmria during the Russo.Japanesc
war
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ony Federal Wireless Telegraph

San FRANCISCO, December o. -
lSnerial 20 Tho Advcrtrer) President
Wilson has notified the Exposition man
agement that he will give cup for III"
twelve-mcter international yacht race,
TO be held on San Francisco BAY in
April, 1915.
Two entries have been received. thus
TAR. for the event. Sir Thomas Upton
having dee AIRED his intention to CON.
pete and a syndirnte of local yachts.
men, headed by Thomas l.. Miller. will
also have n boat ready.
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TNE nnsr couoH MrpIoINn.

chamberlain p cough Remedy b. the
lHrg 70 selling cough uoliflnr n tha
world inifA lersua BE- dper exactly
wlni d cough medicine b. muposrI III
du NJ IoIn coughs Hrl ruId. spredlly
Hni eherulir lm rnr lv nil duhis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-12
TOMATO SEED OIL.

An interesting development Of recent
years Is the utilization OF tomato seels
from tho waste Of tomatg rnuuorios IN
'he manufacture of OIL Fifteen hun
drod tons Of dried waste yields $50
tons ~ oil and s00 tons of oil cake.
Tie cil h used in soHp making and the
ollcakc Tor stock feed
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10 CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bono Qunin4
lahlcts, All druggists refund
thn money n u imIH 20 cure.
v W Groves signature IS ~
ah rs
h"l. sfil.ihh ,o 10 itas 80
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CITY OF MEXICO, December
10.-(By Associated Press Cable
The Mexican congress late yes
terday took action by which it
nuIlifes the presidential elections
held recently, declaring it no elec-
ton. The first Sunday in July,
1914. was fixed upon for the new
election for President of Mexico
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a*** *** w%* +

\ (By Federal Wireless Telegraph X
# LONDON, pccenber 8, CSpee x
i ial 60 The Advcrtisfr) The 4
y ''Judgm,nt of Parry selecting 4
x tn" most beautiful staec gill in !:
y the world, was made today when :;
!; newspaper published a full page \;
!; colorcd portrait of Miss Vera x
X Maxwell beauty Of the New =;
x York Winter Garden. 1t is x
= copy of Miss Maxwcll's portrait 4;
X by Paul Ilelle. 4:
X "Of all the beautiful women IN 4;
X America, the two most beautiful r
* are Mrs, Leonard NJ Thomas and x
= Miss Maxwell, - said lTclle rap x
X turously. I.
X \:
n X X X X x X = x 4 !; 4; i: X X 4 n
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(By Fcdcral Wireless Telegraph.

HARTFORD, Connecticut, December
9.-tSpecial to The Advertiser Tho
board of pordons, before which the
case of Mrs. Bessie Wakefield, sen
fenced 10 be hanged for alleged com
plicity in the murder of her husband.
Will not take mp the ease until after
a motion has been argued in court for
new trial. The matter was SEIZED.
uled TO be brought up today.
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On FedernI WIreIe.. TeIerrnnh. }

LONDON, December o. Especial 10
The Advertiser)-A boxing mitch he
tween Maurice Maeterlinck aud George
Bernard Shnw j. suggested in letter
written by Peckmm lienttie, who
taught shaw how 10 box
hr, liouttie suggests that the two an.
ihors box three rounds Tor q cup, the
proceeds ~ bee divided between French
and English charities.
" shaw declines 90 hoN. Il b suggest
rd that a hftYmilr motor nre might Zoe
arranged between them.
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SUGAR UNKNOWN
IN NIGERIA

WASN'T NGTON, November 22.-Con.
sui Yerly of Sierra Leone, reports that
TO large portion of the Nigeria hin
tor'and sugar is unknown. The impor.
tations for 1912 amounted to only 400
tons of cube refined for the use of the
whites and the better class natives.
Thercs is n population of sixteen nil.
lion natives that never get any sugar
and Consul VERIFY believes that 10000
tons of muscOvados could easily be dis
posed of annually.
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Uy Federal Wireless Telegraph.

cola Mus, Ohio Dcceiuber y.
fSporlal 10 The Advertiser Bud Mars
aud his VITO arg rec0ncilod Mrs. Murs
camo here FROM Chicago 10 begin lie
p'or nrniu with hcr husband. She said
lhai nothing in the world could get her
hutl and 10 ny leuu.
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OTTAWA, Ontario, De.emiof p
special 20 The Advertiser Fauhrr
immigration ~ artisans or lnhmeu 90
luilth lrlumbH from fhf south uurI
'l1nh hrfi D. prohibited hefn todny hf
an oinrr lHari hy ihr fHumHm tau.
rrt ihr urinr Intended 40 ai0p ahH
Wml uHupn lf lluius.