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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

+ p.
There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge. No. 81, +. A. NJ.
al half-past seven tonight for work in
the third degree.
The regular meeting OF the Manoa
Improvement Club will be held Nor
Gay evening. April IA, at quarter TO
eight O'Clock at the Manoa tennis
clubhouse.
4 special meeting of the board OF
LIQUOR license commissioners is being
held this afternoon in the assembly
hall of the county building on Fort
street, having commenced at half
past two O'Clock
The quarterly meeting Of the Chris
tan church will be held Wednesday
at 100 D. M, and business of impor-
lance concerning the future plans OF
the church win be up for consideFa-
ton. II is important that every mem
Der who can be present do SO.
Property owners on Reservoir ave
nue. have requested that the name be
changed to Sunset avenue. Action
will be taken upon the matter at q
pnbiic hearing to be held Friday
April Is, at 2 p m. in the office OF
the superintendent of public works.
Thousands of dollars are expended
and a great force of experts employed
by the state of California in keeping
IN the fight against the white plague
The enforcement of sanitary laws has
resulted in eliminating the tubercu
losis-breeding tenements to q great
extent.
That a law should be put into Ell
feet prohibiting on street cars the
wearing of. long, sharp pointed hat
pins in feminine head-gear, is the
opinion of a Rapid Transit conductor
on the King street line. The con,
ductor in question ran afoul of one Of
| the barbs this morning and as a re
suit is now suffering from a badly
swollen arm.
The regular meeting OF the board
of directors of the Young Womens
christian Association was held yes
terday morning in the rooms OF the
association in the Boston building
Very little work Of business ma
ture was accomplished on account o.
the fact that the meeting adjourned
at an early hour in order that those
present might attend the massmeet
| ing which was held at the Younl
Hotel. Several reports were read
however, the one from the member
ship committee being the most inter
esting. This report showed that tht
| association now has total of 40;
members, ninety of these being re
ceived during the past month. A re
port on the work of the physical de
partment was read by the physica
directress, Miss Margaret G. upper
4 The members of the board are plan
ming another meeting to take place
j in the near future.
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Sl|PERvIS0RSON
MANY IMPORTANT.
PUBLIC MATTERS

When the board of supervisors met
last evening for one OF its regular
sessions, the question OF more SIDE
walks for Honolulu was one OF the
first to be taken up for discussion.
Under the direction of City Engineer
Whitehouse it has now been planned
to take active measure in relieving
the shortage and a more extensive
outlay of walks and pavements is now
practically assured.
The first step to be considered I'M
der the campaign for more sidewalks
was Pauahi, and the city engineer
last night filed with the board blue
print and a copy of the ordinance
fixing the curb, grade and sideWalk
lines of that street. The grades on
other streets are now being determ-
ined by the city engineers and It was
announced that this work would be
hustled along rapidly. Estimates for
three new storm sewers were also
submitted last evening by the Guy
engineer. He recommended that one
be built on School street near Lilina,
another on Kualini street from Liliha
to the Puunui stream, and another 70
replace the sewer on HalekauWlia
street. which has@b been blocked for the
past few months due to its being
pumped full of black sand by con-
tractors working on the street. In
connection with this condition, Super
visor Petrie registered a complaint
against the Eva plantation, saying
that the plantation had ignored the
supervisors and had blocked the Wa
ianae road running through the
plantation by running on Its tracks
for the cane cars. He further al
LEGGED that when the plantation wish
| ed to run water from one cane field
| to another, it calmly went to work
and cut ditch across the road.
Trouble among the members of the
office staff of the road supervisors
which has been going on ever since
that person went into office was also
/ discussed at the meeting last nlgnt
being melted by a report OF the road
departments work in the Honolulu
district for the month of January
In a communication to the board
the city engineer explained that the
report had been delayed on account
of the fact that the clerks in the roao
i department were unfamiliar with the
i work, and that the reports for the
/ other two months would be completed
within a few days. j. j. Dias, ont
the clerks in the office of the road
supervisor, and who applied some
time ago for a raise in salary, me
with refusal at the hands of the boart
last evening. Dias has been in thu
employ of the city for about three
months, and Supervisor Petrie las
| evening said that he did not beliey'
in raising the salary of a man wht
i had worked no longer than that
Dias is now drawing down $110 pc
4 month, and, according to Petrie, tina
is what he is worth to the city at tn
present time James Goo, anothe
empleye of the road department: hat
his salary boosted from $50 to 81
last evening. He has been in tn
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service of the city for more than a
year and is said to be an excellent
worker :-:.." "~.-
Communications we're numerous,
one being from the Maimuki, Waialae
and Palolo Improvement Club asking
that prison labor be furnished to
level off the grounds of the new Lii
uokalani school in Kaimuki George
Carter asked that the board remove
two bridges on Andrade's so-called
Scenic Road" The bridges are both
in bad condition, according to Mr..
Carter, and have been so for over
year.
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DAILY REMINDERS
Bangalows built cheap. Tel. :

Bungalows built cheap. Tel. 2i51.-
advertisement
A. r. Rowat. D. v. S.. phone 242s.-
advertisement.
When you buy ask for Green Stamps
take no others; they're valuable
advertisement
10000 loads OF good soil for sale.
Geo. n. Yamada, McCandless block.
phone 2l57 advertisement
All our sodas are made with the
| finest distilled water. Consolidated
Soda Works.-adfertisem
Go to Dlckerson. The Leading Mil
liner, under The Blaisdell. for the very
latest in trimmed hats.-adEertise-
ment
Ladies and Gents Panama Hats re.
lceiye special attention at The Expert
Hat Cleaners, 1923 Fort St.--adrer-
Itisement.
Though il Is 229 miles to Hilo, and
perhaps many miles to ships at sea.
the Wireless brings them all within
i"yoice-throw"
In short talks about building char
acter along with bank account. the
Bank of Hawaii calls attention to Its
savings department.
For Sale isteria Vines in bloom
Color-Purple, lavender. pink and
white. Mrs. 6. M. Taylor. Florist, Tel
ephone 1893 advertisement.
| / hold weekly auction sales Of fru-
niture and general merchandise on
Thursdays at my rooms, Sachs block,
rs Beretania st. George v. Jakins.- -
advertisement.
This season of the year is just the
time to get busy and fix up the house
by using Pioneer Single Stain. 1t
preserves and brightens-up. Levers
& Cooke sell 1t.
Lovers of books should take adj
vantage OF the big book sale now on
at the Crossroads RDokshop. All the
/ standard works have been marked
down to very low figures.
/ People who wear Boy Scout shoes
Iare satisfied with them because of the
excellent wearing material. They are
icomfortable on a hike. McInerny
Shoe Store, Fort above King, will
supply you.
W. L. Nelsh's LOcomohile Car No.
500, and Albert Peters Peerless No.
1852, formerly with the Auto Livery
i Co, are now with the Oahu Auto
Stand, Phone 3s4S. They respectfully
solicit your business and guarantees
SQUARE deal to all .--advertisement.
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Hawaiian stocks in San Francisco
closed yesterday as follows: Hawaii
an Commercial, 3275 bid, 1926 asked;
Hawaiian Sugar, 31.25 bid, "a ased;
Honokaa, 4.50 bid, SIS asked; Hutch
inson, Is bid; Kilauea, IL bid; Ono
mea, $3.50 bid, 81 asked; Paauhau,
1916 bid; Honolulu Plantation pool,
26.75 bid.
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EVENING UP Our
TRADE BALANCE

For the seven months ending JAM
nary, Hawaii comes within four mill
lion dollars Of evening the balance OF
trade between herself and the main |
land or, In other words, buying as
much from the mother country as she
sells to her.
Shipments Of domestic merchandise
from the United States to Hawaii dur
ing the period mentioned amounted IN
value to $17272,162, while shipments
fIom Hawaii to the United States
amounted to $40, 1885, 8S, or an excess
OF exports over imports Of 3d. 16,S26.
Probably If the dividends on Hawaii
an securities, and the interest on the
Hawaiian public debt, paid on the
mainland, together with federal reye-
nues collected here, we're taken into
account, the mother country would
have nothing on this territory In the
way of commercial benefits conferred.
Hawaii,s purchases OF domestic mer-
chandise for the seven months stated,
as summarized by the bureau OF for
eign and domestic commerce, were as
follows:
Foodstuffs in crude condi-
ton, and food animals. = l,O94,494l
Foodstuffs partly or wholly
manufactured .......... 2,71O,522
Crude materials for use IN
manufacturing ......... 44S,O52
Manufactures for further
use In manufacturing. -. 1856, 66l
Manufactures ready for con-
sumption ...... I9,SS3,4SO
Miscellaneous. :. -. l4S,yoS
Total ...........,. ST, 272. l62
Hawairs shipments to the mainland
for the period in question are thus
summarized by the authority above
mentioned:
Foodstuffs in crude condi-
ton, and food animals. .%.$ 4O3,23l
Foodstuffs partly or wholly
manufactured ........... 20,S20,935
Crude materials for use in
manufacturing -. 15S,721
! Manufactures for further
use in manufacturing n,666
Manufactures ready for con-
sumption ...............~ $3.50
Total III. I'll. 500. 98S, 4sS
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GENERAL FUNERAL
FOR the new CASTLE
EXPLOSION VICTIMS

S-@ Castle. Colo Isr~- IL
r..n,Y-H.s b-.ii-- .t a.. Hairy -.s,. &.
e. siiiusi in S.st.sdsS -srl"sion.
hsa i-@~a f-si-aFsa tfsssi "a. eassi.ss
~ The SuisAh naiH- ., ,bS ,s"f ~
M.lhsaih rs-i eossspan4 -agts sossaE
Tns-. sssss- ra-i.-s aai b~"n loSai-d
ia .E- ss~sfs-sos shr e-s. -asFss Ast-r
a sect Of an hs.F SFsg5-t s.ssu~s.
started sats th- saiH- si,h rtss ans
.hs,-i .u s~i-ss.s sEsa s.ssss~s insprss
.n.s Ls LgUfss sIsasass. ss"ar and
coal
Nist sa- seaatns 81 s.as NDs s.sz
stss ssii1s-% of 'Ls sssss rssispss."-s
ut S-ss-sssas. ess issss beEiAHias so
Fsstiss sss suiI ussssssuz sss sbr .sissH
faass wssss~ a.sl ehtitrrs shrps.z g.
- th. s.sssstsu sssy /, teal stsss-t<-s 81
kSss,sNas Gssskss es tssA~ss Yssss.
sh- l.ssa. ~-s~ aa@a. s.aaS soc .
s.erssl sas.rAi ~ s.Eh sAH s5ssias.
os p-ssssass disaster ssa1-s b.
sss ss~& He ss- snasn Seesua1rs ~Eese
sria.i,ss ~ ss.ssEas - she esRla.siass
Is 1875 ssi.t as ,e a@age gss sssrs
sss-ss
" u saaassts 2r@sss5 ssssss-s
of sa- lS@rsF M-salasn s-ssl susssH
sss,s sas s-ase Misu lssp~ss"s DsSs
~ ssPtn ssssssI h.sr snasg nstsr ~as
pic 5asaaes5sssls catered s@e aasse aa
IL sssP @f sHsa~rtfoss
Tho sk5rsi.sk b.essf was sa4ea ssSssss
sks ssias a. ~ e'etp~s Parties us
eescs.ss ase at sUss 10 bsaa -es
tries srssasisG sHH saasses AZ @5ss
lodged COAL aaa s@'a
Iosuaer lspasEas Ds s4s-9 pss4
sspsssas aaepsassS .ass "" Se,s5s aga
raaso toe sa sagsssS as sp@a as sHs
ssss Ls4F bod b~.a Fss@opgSd
Nsrsasesasass 4sp b~ies ssssse to
gasv sur ass vssass ast sAiEarsss "s
she sais. sirsjpss.
Tas stale Hairs iasp~es@f sP@es
trssr h.sars in spa ssis~ tPre tts
res~rs 10 Said ts wpwt4 have n"
s-aS.-~ras -s upsee ssuSg tsSnss
Thrsy 4as.a bodies bsJ bmee se'@SE
erss9 pp 10 . "'s'"fss
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Pope eRIEvEo At
RAMP0llA Death

Rorss. r~v. s5g-rsp 6sass ~ ca--
tiesl Essra,vas 'es-sr rsres srsre7
.av5 ~ s,a'rs wss r"s Hsae ss-vH
sr rsr-~ rsus ve-Fl sets soosniss
Casa,aal MtIsy p~J Val saJ N"~.
sisrcs Sst9ysnst ttsssssUs 'ha Prse 5
gsiyato sre.rsAsy. stU' So SO his
spy,..s< ~ ap rarTv 1swrs setesd5Rs
Ia brpaR thr sad sev< as CRAFTY as
a@ssSbIe gu, vsea 'hc v~.re br.rv'
,se rs-Bs ~ Cardinal Hasarsls4 gss-
riss ~s,h she ~efs jaatss~si'ins
H~ ssy~ pAip sns see1es shsus 10
..sI ssns tse uuss vi-kcvt hssi's''sr
Sc arsi.N s.a uHt~f'sin'v affected
sis7 p.orz ssss suetAiSr e5s~ Th-
twe ysvsases sa~- told Aina that Rsrnl
rsVs .ss lead.
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CHRISTMAS SOCIAL EVENTS THIS YEAR
TO Be NOVEL AND ENTERTAINING

Tho newspapers annuaiiN at
| usually IN advance Ill" various social
events of the cay. stating the names
oil thos. who viii entertain al din
ner aa.i never failing TO publish the
guest list a.d tn describ" til. dec
orations. etc. TIE public may b. in
'ef.sl.d sn sees recorded III. various
sutiai .'shis taat will no, tax. piar.
Same of them are herewith SIT down
u. J. P-nHo Will entertain ih. mil,
iiary authorities al q O'Clock dinner.
Decorations will b. In pied ,Sp. an'i
nis.i.-ii.d words. fi..- cards viii
bS IN the shGII' af disguised ..ii-
tarisis that read like pat.nt medicine
ads aai each sasst ~iiI receive -
sill a SriInm- covered handbook .n-
tiis.i. ''ii.4 ! Gained My Reputation
a. u spfin,-r.'' written hy Tod i.siii-,
chaEi.s i;aii-y and nor iiarp-r
-iii entertain the nrtnS-Fs al ih-
soi,s.Th Colorado saog shos-ii.fs'
.s..orla,ian a, a chicken dinner b.u-
sic Nv Jim Gresham. nT--ni-.- or
rh..sSss
fi'n iiaEnan -iii -Ii~ftaih the I.,s
lisr so.nsais'-~ al ,hS ','S ssansii a.
,ulshsans it-tr-shns. H,s gs-ariHs the
Recommendation ot ~ Fsiars hrS an
-iii be- served
vi i.iassS siii .s,-~1slH ,h- s,gil.
T's a. the t.uSic~ ten, s"ls.s AZ sa
inf"srrai .an-.-s on 'hrtsss4as ssE.
g. J. ! Ar-rsvronsi- viii -a'-r,ain
= 'ss L~asncsasss tsirass a. h-a.E
ass tansh sa sss.s at bic old tssrna.
i'sasas ken ban reS latter piii 81.
si'r ,sa, oil familiar piss" az fs.'r-,-
rs~ NHlas- iiissssa'i,h
! A. NisiI has ast4as.d a aiau-
sss.ss~ Isash.sa IN Lsn"s ~ s.rssir
slrn, WiIsssa sas i-.s,taass-r ..-a-raI
stpsirsass Sras,.s .esinisu flssrta
stIi assfss ssiss IL sar srrstas
MasoF W r. IS>s-isFF viii r-..-s.
ss,a 81. sssrsas-ss .f IT, .nf c.ans,l
stss@eaS seei.'f 81 /. ss.r .~s.ss..
At tee .s.s hal, chslsiass sisss
I.~ s4sse-ss ~ ssai ss1s ssf ts.s
sase hoss~s have afsahsra . swell
s-~@ sssss- sa~saa~s< ss ,ks Las Na.I
sac ~-asss ssssa 4asgs TNr sar.ss
ssls BIC sssrss So rAs ,sa sssas-sse-
srsrsiss sssSsass-s sssss.s Zoe sas.ase q.
snr Siss esssssiI
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Char,es Epstein w,ii serve roas,
young pig with cranberry sauce and
apple pie all day Christmas To his
customers Cigars and tobacco viii
oc likewise IRE. between the hours al
q =. H.. and s:0i y. IN, During that
m. minut. III. store will b. closed,
city Jailsr Ei Coo',ih CHAM and
chief !, l., EoHia.n viii entertain
the military prisoners a, an .iaborat.
neon luncheon an Christmas Guests
are advised they need not appear at
In. iabi. with dres. suits.
u II, Eimor-. secretary of Ia.
S~-"tsai-f Chamber of conm.re. >
viii entertain IN. members Of III.
Triniasi Ministerial association at
an informal s-a-
u. IL sips Ill! serve ho, coffee
aLi sandwiches 'hfisin a. to- tn.
ni-nit~fs of the soron-Fs jury at the
rfthiis. mpssnr. Vorai solos by VI.
iiura-,t anal hoy Campb-ii.
\ l. balm ~iii b. the hoe, Of ,L-
in-in,-ss af ''pf-e Circulating LII
bfaF, christmas, All guests mus,
sho~ th.ir .aris At The back aos,.
y q whis'iss-F has srans.ti a
dinner t.r Congressman George J.
kiad-i. .An sIii discuss -spf-ss
fsi-. ss-.--n -ours.S
Jo- wiii1.s ~iii -n,ar,aia rs-ry.
s.4'ss afaahi shr rsia,asbian hssSi al
an Informal i-ass .f 'is-assi Tisrr.
Nsas hisEts .us "a Tss'- iii Off
.ias- ss h-aa waiter Trwasssr
-isnss' viii arr IN t.s a saaSK al,
sianish,-
A. i.ar--a -i'l s.'- . a,na.T In
s.s4ss as issas D. itaS-s
issfi sa@i.s .iii a.iiSas an address
an the isr-f rsas a. al. si.ssis,H
s-ss@s ssSss Ghrts,taas .s-=pru, is-.i
praal viii iisssa ,s hiaa, gosl-y will
.sslais i..s sassa ~ r-a,s aa a
a.. at sssaN
rssa ns''a@~s~F .sii be the B,iss
sisssi sp-st-r 81 = saega-t eis.s IN
h.sps at shr ssiistsss s.ssssis..os
T@~ .tssAa of l's~- se~-sh~ ~ni b-
AIs .ss4<u
i'orir sssus@~ss ssr tAsiss ssa4a. TOE
a ssrras s-.saas=A .. aoe saSs a
bis sas@ ssSssA siii ssssg EaA a~s
sasisss I, asaAt sAas Hen ,his
g ssH .isgsss Fsesn-a saa
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NOT
EMPOWERED To
CALL STATE
STRIKE

Denver. Colo. Dee i..-Nspogti
Of the committees ON resolutions and
policy acre matters of absorbing in
t"T.Ai al 'odsy's session Of the hp.-
eiai convention 81 union labor dele
gates, The open discussion OF y.-s,-r-
day served 10 ouliinr auit. clearly
the Views of individuals and the To-
cal unions they represent. on III.
question Of states aid. strike In
sympathy 4i,h tho ai.mb-rs ot tho
rnii-a Nin" Workers Of America on
strike in III" Colorado coal fields
EaFiy to-day /, ssSmSd practically
certain that tho sahs.ntion 1ouid
no, is@ar formal cali for such a
strike. but AoIli r1nfins i,s-it To- the
appointment sf = sorssni;,--, -npoAr
-frd Ia cali a s,a;--piiS strike IT all
gaioaa represented II -, rnds son,
ai,ioas ~argah,." !. Gas .sPiaia-i
By labor leaders ,ha. ,hts eans-..r
,iaa has not power 10 -sf.rr- such a
sHis. ard shsaid sas BE- called sna-r
lh- plan SaItis-i IL spatd r-st wills
'h" various uhiaHss ihfassh shsit
aa.iaasi s,tissrs. ts ssats me s,ri.s
effective
Yesterdays iisaussi@sls IL sas saii.
sissstF "a,tissd the Pasi.is. .f the
delegates sa ,h- shisf asssIjoss usr
dee s"asis-rssiSa ~ Is. Resolutions
sasrasI'sSs aaa tarstshrd y sras@ar
astB hasis foe Psrdigsi@ss "a iss
sreatnss-saa.iasss TBss@ iHglpss
Taso.a,iaas zoe ,sB sseatl aG tsatrfr
nor Azmaass .ks ssfs.asat @f grsrrai
tahn Chase "a s@sassassrr at .hs saiz
IitS.. IS. recall II testrss"a psst.
sheriff .f itaefsass suaa.rs suasiiE
su,ioesi ss4ssass- az saf tAe STAT. ssr
ss.ssos os coal miaess easspa.sasf as
hils~sso. at iss.es sisps.s~ss speedy
srcaii @f the s.iiistA sf@ss shr coal
sssas. srsiss roiossso's srsfEastos
ia spn4sr.,s So saPp.oss she res@tssso-s
BY Tgsssrsssaa@ abssasa Seasiss s"'
a soasrrsslos.i Investigates % sse
.s.~sss-.S 80 e~ss 40
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QUIET AT CALUMET

ts1ssssss Mia I.ses ~ Isseasss
ssas- Aas. been e. s@eP.ss sts5se sssl
sarbaasrss s5sse . Gsans ipgg started
as seqt4isy Maesag Se tsstsssnssss
thn sashasisE4s pnaa Soc liss1s spfuhas
.spsblr \ s~ssvh as sh- karsrs Of
Sssaa sssp.ee.sa "s s"assrsi"a vs'A 'ha
gueeas ss.erssrs a. she NAzases aire
.hss rsassine resulsea 10 sh1 seinst-
IT szSslI nsab~r at ssEeasmss sssss
isss srasvsss will be assse shswsfs4
psst sse district
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Ever, Kind Of an sppTupfiai.
Chrtstm.. sin 10, family. relative az
tri-si 10 oNer-d Ia the trsap,ias at
isy al .sasSn ,is ssois watch ar
s.oss In ts. Holiday dt.piss of 'h-
ss'io-is ia~si sl.r-s The fall isssia,
81 Maia sas csans"iai .sr..,s
L-aalifaiiS decorated -inasps greet
tho ~ye Of sa- sas, CAsi..ssas shop
i.sfs- i:AeA window "tt.Es roNsnti-ss
sassssiisss sss ss. xlfs sss s-ss- sst.s
sss ssaaips asd ssasisaa. foe ,sthss.
aosbef sna the bsbifs, The nnI.
shssts ~ TriAiiaa az. .sis S.as
,sskins = special -fipst io sEihE =
ssrS Csri.,a,s. into asss, hamss
Probably ass IN Seafs have .hr
assvkssis .~-a s-ssrf -qsiyes Ia
asaai. tt,e hoIiasf tssa-s rkr ss-optr
hAsr b~sa s.kias atsaasas- .s sas
svtssls< os sL"epshs -ssis ssd sSs
,Ass ses.,e IN. sasF sisre. sas aps
w. svsalgest sa t.r- ss- asesi sass
nats@ls sa.as Th- ssssl ssPassn-es
ssesvss essc b@ss ss.Sssss BY ss-ss
'ssosk. os sAoyf~rs .s~ss sss siesr
iks .sssa ss@ sAs .s-ghasts sst -sf =
sss lkss s-srs,a tie .sssks aa.' 'se
sSl.esssl ,e0sssnsss Nc s~sss- "s
sseA, u sossass sssss ~ ssss az ps.
,los. yssss assS uass~ saSs 80 is'
ssssstsi ssstss IL sSss s.anss,sFa
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srS~s SOS seasaa osrFy s~sssrr sAs
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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
THEATRE OWNER
FACES CHARGE
Of CONTEMPT

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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
DlyAW ASKS FOR
folE6N EMBASSIES

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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
DESERVING POOR TO Be SUPPLIED
WITH PLENTY ON CHRISTMAS

In uaies circles q tssd IS being
raised TO nsste Z yetSssass = big.
aappt dsv at TEE sstsse5s- s-snPs.
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shc slge~ssre Of 'he c-ss.5tss5cp sos
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p-1s Csrissras ies .hesa ss sae bread
winners oi The families h2v. hesu
idle.
The chusckes will give their usus'
Christmas eu,eTtaisments The Eey
al Arcshrm Christmas tree enter
,ainnent fer the chiIdrNp viii b~
held \, Castle HsIl on FRIDAY Devenr-
ser ~ There ~iII br use-sJ dcus-
,icns TO sII 'c-rps II charity