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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Lodges and Clubs

The LADY FOresters' entertained On
Wednesday with a high five" party at
the Knights Of Columbus hall Inc
first prize, a hand painted plate was
won BY Mrs T. O'AIeara, and Mrs De
laney won the second, an Irish point
jabot. Mrs H D. Duncan received the
''bOoby." which was an individual ny
ing pan Mrs r Thew rendered
several selections on the piano after
the game was played The colorS OF
ibe order were carried out in the re-
frcshments. The hOstesses during the
afternoon were Mesdames P f. Kelly
Paul Brish. T. O'Neara, and C. O.
Hcrner. The guests were Mesdames
c. NJ. Cunningham. NJ P AIalOney, j. A.
DELANEY. J. c. Roman II. Meisel, D.
Lane. +. Thew, P. E. Kelly, Frank
carr. II. Dugan. NJ Spenman, J. y.
Hughes. a Hiuman. A, Luthy- j. ID.
Duncan. J. H Horner, G. E. Spencer VI
l. QuesneI. NJ NJ Hempel. A Bowman,
u J Meuttman. ". Graves. Walter
Whitehead. W. F. TruesGel, j. G Car
rera. C. p. Davis, J. AIcGrun, John
FiEuira. r p Ellison. Gillespie. Of
Maria Tex. Misses Margaret q Neara
and Olga George
A meeting Of the Eutefpean society
viii be held in the First Christian
church on Tuesday evening, April 10
This viii be the last program given
this year by the society and the other
programs remaining will be combined
into this. making the. one for TUESDAY
night especially good II VIII DeSln
at o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Parties

A very delightful party was given by
Miss Edna Seamands Wednesday eve
ming at her apartments, in the Locke,
in entertainments Of the Calendar club,
OF which she is a member. This club
is an original idea Of L young women,
who organized it. as the birthday an
niversarv Of each of the members
comes cOnsecutively through the year
The entertainment furnished last eve
ming py Miss SeamandS was very
unique. A game. consisting OF disar-
ranged words. with definitions. was
verv highly enjoyed. and prizes were
awarded Miss LenOir Martin won the
first prize a hand embroidered hand
kerchief. The BOBBY fell to Miss Hettte
Boone. After the game. refreshments
Of banana mousse and cake were served
The. place cards were hand made calen-
dars. with kodak pictures Of interest
ing places and were very appropriate
to the occasion. The latter part OF
the evening was spent at a moving pic
ture show The members present We're
Miss I.enOir Martin, Miss Edna short
ridge. Miss Hettie Boone, Miss Irene
Wimber Miss Alice Hendee. Miss Altha
Fruit. Misses Edna. Flo. Elizabeth and
Ada Golf and Miss Seamands, the
hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11

what they asked the Sphinx"
Miss Seymour seemed to shrink
away in her chair But " hat could she
do before the insistent interviewer,
who carerh not for the agony OF her
victims when a subject has been
brOdChed2
With a pale. polite little moan she
began TO explain her idea of luck I
had to question again and again. for
people who are lucky don't really like
TO give the formula away. and the April
maid had not made W her mind in
what luck consisted anyhow, for, you
see, she is very. very young
Wen. then. if ] must, I must" She
shut her gray eyes and began. Il think
Tor each leaf of the clover I viii and
/ can You have got to know in your
heart that you can do the thing you
are aiming fOr-that YOU can fill the
position you are trying to get.
This is where you have to be quite
honest with yourself and where the
natural girl has the advantage She
does not fool herself and pretend to
be something that she never can be
starts fair and square. IF she has al
ways lived In a world of pretense and
imagined herself something quite dir
ferent from what she really is If she
thinks she's Billie Burke when she is
really Sarah Jane, she will try to get
what Billie wants and il may not suit
Sarah at all
heart desires. isn't it, Then one must
he quite sure of what those desires
are. I know lots Of girls who don't
know what they want at all and then
wonder that they never got II. Isn't
il absurd and isn't it true?'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11

She is one Of the thousand girls who
nave ceased to be themselves and have
not succeeded in adopting another per
sonality.
The girl who is told that she looks
like some woman on the stage is
doomed % grow affected and unnat-
ural. for she is always trying to act a
walks the streets with a cons cious afr.
hoping that people are taking her fnr
a stage beauty. She smiles and slaras
as she imagines her pr'.otyoe would
do under similar circumstances.
These girls even copy the stage
makeup II they can, and that is the
real reason you see so many girls with
that most actresses are only too thank
ful to get away from paint and powder
when they go out of the theater. The
girl who looks theatrical on the street
is seldom an actress.
Don't Know Selves.
But the worst thing about the bat
talon of Billie Burkes and the armies
Of wouldbe Frances Stars is that they
never get acquainted with themselves
until it is too late. They are so busy
acting their parts that they have no
time to find out what they are or what
they can do. ] think it's very unlucky
to delude yourself into a poor Imitation
OF some one else
Then, TO be lucky, you think one
must be natural?'
Why. yes; as long as you are nat
being quite honest. But affectation
and pretense OF any kind are dishonest
and unlJc6y.' unused the April maid
What is luck"
oh. what awful questions Do I
have to answer that? Wasn't that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Dinners

A dinner was given last evening at
the Paso del Norte, complimentary to
T.. W. Larrabee. eXIightinS superin-
tendent of the FL Paso Street Railway
company. who resigned April ], to
take the management OF the South
western Electric and Machine COM
pany. The dinner was given by members
of the company as follows VIM H. r
Judd. assistant treasurer; L. ". PrlIcn-
EFT. lighting superintendent; J. F. Page,
new business department; H \. Hip
pier. meter department. and c. H Ladd,
engineering department
Mr. Larrabee had been with the II
PasO Electric Railway company neaCSe
eight years. He Is succeeded by L ".
PritcheIt, Of Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Cards

The Silent Twelve club was enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Levi Davis. There were five tables of
players and the house was attractively
decorated in quantities Of spring flow
ers in their various hues. The first
club prize was won by Mrs. James W
Ridge and was a lucky bluebird pin
Mrs. E. 0. Hughson won the club BOBBY
prize. which was a needlecase made in
butterfly design. Mrs. Leta Freeman
won the first guest prize, also DlueT
bird pin, and Mrs l.. g. ABBOTT took
the BOBBY After the game. a two
course luncheon was served. The tally
cards were hand painted in butterflies.
Those present besides the members or
the club were MeSdames l. NJ White,
Leta Freeman, f. ". Mcconnell. George
Brady, c. NJ. Donaldson, Robinson Lind
sey, T.. H Hawkins. Jack BOnall, f q
Abbott Dr. Ida Bishop. The club VIII
be entertained on Thursday afternoon,
April II, by Mrs. Sue Barbee-
Mrs. s J. Fenneu entertained on
Thursday with a bridge party at her
home on North Santa Fe street There
were four tables of players and
very enjoyable time was spent MIS-
Guy / Warren won the first prize,
Mrs Rattclle White won the seGO41
and the consolation fell to Mrs j. =.
Watson. Two courses Of refreshments
were served. The tally cards were in
the hostess monogram and on each
card was bridge quotation
K
Mrs. s. J. Fennell is entertaining this
afternoon with the second OF a series o.
bridge parties
Mrs G. B. Calnan entertained at her
home, S403 Bliss street on InurSQay
afternoon. from 2:30 until ocloch- Ine
house Vas beaufffu11v decorated IN a
color scheme OF pink and green ana
soft lights shaded the rooms The qln-
ing table was laid with. a cluny lace
set and cutglass bowls or pink carna-
tiOns were used in the decorations. Mrs
Calnan was assisted IN entertaining Dy
Mrs. q. B. Taylor and the Misses Anna
n. CaInan. Nellie Mae Bowen and Ma
riOn Calnan- Two courses OF refresh
ments were served
The guest prize was won by MIS- X
WintOn; the club prize by MS D .
Huntington. and to Mrs O. h Baum
fell the consolation The invited
guests were AIesdameS J. T. Bowen
r. Winton, J. F. Miller. ". H Loretzi
c. f. Ehler. W c. Roe. a r. Kline
Roe, William H 7. Judd, d q 1unl-
iugtOn W a White. Battelle " hIte,
Frank Turner, o. H. Baum, J. f. VII
hanson, j. E keltner. j. /. EsS!lnSeI'
J. c. SCHUYLER, F. B. Gwynn-
J H Grant. W. L Amonette,
G. b Taylor. c. E. Kelly, C. /
II. W-ingO. W. f Robinson. V R stiles
William Hogarth. II. NJ Maple, Car
ence Pickreu. W Z Miller. ROPER
NcBeck- Misses Katherine GOrbutt, Mel
lie Mae Bowen. Anna Calnan, Marion
Calnan. and master Frank turner
Mrs. John B Watson viii be the
hostess of the Wednesday Bridge
Whist club on Wednesday afternoon,
April 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
For Hair Health

n Recall ''s3" Hair Tonic dooa
not improve the health Of your
scalp and hair, we viii pay f0P
what you use during the TRIAL.
We could not 20 strongly 0ndoFs8
RsEan "oS'' Hair Tonic and continus
70 sell It to the same people i it DID
not DO AL Ws claim Should II not
prove entirely satisfactory our Gus
toners would lose faith n Us T0
would lose their patronage, and 0Ug
business would suffer.
If your hair Is falling cut OF you
FuTeF Eny scalp trouble, We believe
RsLRl '93' Hair Tonic VII DO mor8
TO eradicate the dandr1h, give health
to tbs scalp, stimulate new halE
growth and prevent premature bald
ness than any Other human agency
We want you 70 make Us prove
this. We SIX you 20 nsk no money
whatever. Buy q bottle Of ReEau
'93" Hair Tonic. use It according 70
directions for thirty days; than IL
you are not entirely satisfied, cone
and tel Us and Ws VII promptly hand
back the money you paid a. for it.
We won't ask you 80 lgn any
thing, nor even to bring the bottle
back. We won't obhEats you IN
any way. We VII take your mere
word. Could anything Be more fairf
Could We do anything more to prove
our belief IN RexaH '93" Hair Tonic,
and our honesty Of purpose IN recon-
mendIng it 70 your
Rexa1 ''9S'' Hair Tonic Is ~ Pleas
ant 20 use IS spring water and has
but faint, pleasing odoT. It CONES
IN two sizes Of bottles. SOC and 500.
You can buy Rexall ''95" Hair Tonto
b this community only At our store;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Dances

The officers of he patrol district Of
Fl PasO and Fort Bliss are entertain
ing this evening with a dance at the
post hall, Fort Bliss, from $50 until Il
o'clock.
It was a popular social season that
the Popular store young men closed
Thursday evening at the Elks' club
with dancing party in honor OF the
young women of the department store.
II was the fourth and final party Of
the winter season. and was one of the
prettiest of the series which have been
given by the executive and clerical
staffs of the downtown store. The
closing dance was a reciprocal affair
for the young women, in return for the
party which they gave recently. at
which the men of the Popular were the
invited guests. The other parties were
given by the executive head Of the
store and by the association. which
was organized among the employees of
the store. The dance Thursday eve
ming was attended by so couples. Sou
Tenir programs were distributed at the
door and the program OF music for the
dances was furnished by a six-piece
orchestra Fruit punch was served
during the dancing. in the alcOve Of
the Elks club dancing rooms. Maurice
Schwartz was master of ceremonies
and was assisted by the young men Of
the Popular store selling force
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Church Affairs

INC subject for the Highland Park
Baptist church p. Y. P. L. meeting, which
will be held on April Is. will be
"Faithfulness in little things" The
leader is J Griffith, and the program
is as follows:
Scripture. Luke 19:11-27-
God faithful in little things" Luke
1924. 81. 2S-Lena Counting, Ava Man
ming. ArviIla Bickford.
Faithfulness in little things essen
tial-By the leader
Why Christ laid stress on faithful
ness in little things-R. Twiggs-
Reading, What you did not do
Mrs A. J. Rose.
Mrs. f. NJ Bray and Mrs, A. ".
Foster are entertaining this afternoon
with a tea for the Sunset division Of
the aid society OF the First Presbyte-
rian church, at the home OF Mrs.
Bray
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Out Of To.Dn Visitors

Mrs. II. y Berge. of Los Angeles. will
arrive on Thursday for a lengthy visit
a. the guest Of Mrs. John f Darling,
at 1880 Wyoming street
J. f Schofield, boiler inspector Of the
Atlantic system OF the Southern Pacific.
left on No. 10 Wednesday night for san
Antonio.
Rev George Vernon Dickey. OF New
port. Rhode Island. is visiting his moth
er and brother. J. d. Dickey and fam
lily, of 1914 Newman street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
EI Pusoons ADay

Mrs H G. HeininEer. formerly Of FL
Paso, has undergone an operation for
appendicitis in Chicago, where she and
Mr- Helninger are now making their
home.
Mrs r Ewing Thomson. of $40 Lee
street IS visiting relatives in Fort
Worth and Gainesville, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
WOMAN DECLARES BABIES
ARE SOLD IN BOSTON 70

Boston. Mass. April 11.-An active
traffic in babies. at prices ranging
from 81 up. is carried on in Boston, ac-
cordine to Mrs. Charlotte Smith. a So
cial worker OF this city. who appeared
before the legislative committee on
public health today. in support OF a. bill
recurring the registration OF uidwives.
Mrs Smith declared that she had
bought infants and knew where more
could be purchased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
KELLY & POLLARD
PaoDle's D-7,p store

Peoples Drug Store
Fl PasO Ia sgszs JaoU Texas
Thsrs Is q Raznl Store in nearly every toEa
and city In the United STATES, Csnads md
Crest Britain. There Is q different Recall
Remedy for uearly every ordinary human H.
each especially designed for ths particular u
for which it is recommended.
The Recall Sasras are AnnaEiea's cFaatsSs
Drug SeaEsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
ONE Hundred CHINESE KILLED
EnR AnTERIpTED ass ASSINATIoN

London. England. April 1.-THE Pc
kin correspondent reports that an IN
successful attempt was made to as
sassinate Gen Ii Yuen-Hengs vice
president Of China One hundred
executions followed the attempt Gen
Chi Yu-Ling. the alleged ring leader
being among these decapitated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
FREEZE Il sILVER III.

silver city. \. n, April 1.-Two
mornings this week the thermometer
vas down to %. but the atmosphere be
ing very dry, there was no frost and
fruit was not injured The indications
are there will be a tremendous crop.
Some Of the farmers are planting corn
and they report the ground is in fine
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11

The most desirable of all the seasons
coats are the soft unlined blanket af-
fairs in light colOrs, with simply
tailored seams and finishings.
one OF these, sketched here, shows
the material in white with checks of
turquoise blue and bound buttOnholes
81 the same shade. Buttons Of ivory,
riEEed with turquoise, are set far to
the side, so that when buttOned the
garment fits closely around the hips.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
Weddings

Frederick c. Billings and Miss Lea
Perry VIII be married on SATURDAY
afternoon at o'clock at Trinity Meth
Odist church.
We serve a special luncheon for bust
ness men in our grill room from 1850
o. IN 10 . p. m. for 80 cents. Your pat
roEage viii be appreciated
PasO del NOrte Hotel Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11

c. T. Brown. the mining expert at
SoCOrro y n. is mere for a few DAYS
visit and is staying at the Paso del
NOrte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
About Ell Pasoans

Mss yuma fairfield viii have charge
OF the primary methods taught at the
Alpine summer normal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tonight.
, Dance at the Post hall at I
Fort Bliss.
, Banquet by Brotherhood Of I
First Baptist church.
Saturday.
, Reception by the DauS hters (
, of the COnfederacy at the Eiks' (
) club.
|, Dance at the Country club. (
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-11

see TObin's adj page :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22
WIRELESS WORK
HERE A SOURCE
OF WORRY
u. S. Government Fears Mar
conf Station Will Interfere
with Military Plans
Rp C.. S. ALBERT


Spectal star BslStin correspondence
WASHINGTON, p. G.. Feb. S-The
wirelsss situation al IIoloiulu has
Lecome a soUrse oil grave apprehen-
sion an dconcern to all administra-
tive officials. These in the military
and naval service are the most Goa
cerntd. II is matter Of paramount
interest that they shall hereafter b.
in elise and reliable communication
with the Hawaiian department, just
created, and the developing naval
base at Pearl Harbor Otherwise, the
the event CT emergency.
The serious an embarrassing situa-
ton has arisen from the announce
ment that the Marconi Company has
contracted for great wireless station
at Honolulu. This is desired as a
connecting link in great circle sur
rounding the globe
Military and naval authorities de-
clare such station at Honolulu would
interfere with and cripple similar
plant designed for use by the gov
erilment. II additional tests at the
great wireless station here, known as
the Arlington plant, continue to prove
successful and satisfactory 1t is GER
tain the government would determine
10 erect connecting links at Honolulu
and on the Panama Canal Zone 1t
is feared these would be of no value
without the elimination of the Mar
conf commercial system.
Some months ago Secretary Meyer
sent strong letter to the speaker of
the house, urging an appropriation of
$1;000,000 for the erection of four
wireless stations. One of these was
to be located at Honolulu. That has
been and is considered the logical
location for such a plant. No action
wa staken on this recommendation.
The Democrats held that appropria-
tons were already above the high
water mark and no additional allow
ances for necessary betterments could
be made at this session of congress-
II is considered absolutely certain
that the request of Secretary Meyer
must be repeated by other secretaries
Of the navy WITHIN the near future.
The creation of Teat military and
naval base in Hawai- makes this
positively essential congress must
eventually admit the necessity for
such a wireless station at Honolulu.
The Marconi plant will then arise as
an embarrassing and serious feature
OF an awkward situation.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

Shinagawa, dwelling, Nuuanu
street; SankO Co., builder; $3.50
Gen e. Davis, addition 20 two-story
building, Waikiki; j. H. Craig, archi-
tect; City Mill Co., builder; $2S90.
Mrs NJ. Short, additional story, cor
ner King and McCully street; City
Mill Co, builder; $3.50.
James L. Holt, dwelling, Beckley
lane; S. K Fukumono, architect; II.
F.. Bertelmann, builder; $4,000.
C. w. Ziegler, addition TO residence,
Piikoi street; j. r. Davis, architect
and builder; $1,000. Il.
c. S. Martin, two cottages, Kapio-
lani Park; c. S.M., architect and
builder: S1400.
Lee Lup, Improvements to tene-
ment, Leleo; r. Miyata & Co, build
ers; $40
Nasal Nasuda, two cottages, Ahana
Lane; Aloha Building Co, builder;
$500.
okamoto, four cottages, Beretania
street; Ebesu, builder; $500
Hawaiian Board, improvements to
kitchen, Kaumakapili : $1,000
Mrs U. Oliveira, frame building,
Npuanu Valley; City Mil Co., build
err: $3.50 II
j.. R. castanha, cottage, Kaliht uka;
]. Knrashige, builder; $3.50
H. Miyaka, cottage. Kukui Lane; X.
Tokita, builder; $3.50. -,
Lee Lun Kwai, dwelling, Banyan
Tract; Lee Hou, builder; $3.50.
Mrs G. c. Beckley, dwelling, Dia-
mond Head road; j. FL. Craig, arcHi-
tect and builder 100000. IL
]. G. Comea, repair three cottages,
I.iliha street; Sl050.
]. t. Netto, cottage, Punchbewl; 7.
Akiyama, builder; $780,
]. r. Moniz, frame building, Pearl
City; S. Isiinda, builder; $1440.
Tee Young, store, Fort street eX-
Tee Young, seven cottages, Fort
street extension; G. Kim Set, builder;
$3.50.
Tee Young, two-story cottage, Fort
street; C. Kim Set, builder; $3.50.
Mrs r. w. Ishingle, repairs, Wal
Xxi; S. K. Fakumuna, architect; Y.
Fukuya, builder; $500; same, $500.
J. T. Crcelius, dwelling. KaimulSi;
d. F. Turin, architect; Kaimuki Land
Co.. builder; $500. a@.<.
T. c. Wills, dwelling. Kaimuki; A.
Reyrolds, architect; Yamada & Flu
kuya, Euilders; $4,000
Waiahole Water Co, warehouse,
Iwilei road; Oahara, builder; $500.
r. Matsumoto. FIVE cottages, Walk
XII; Hawaiian Ballasting Co., builder;
$500 - r.. liz.
DR.. X. Haida, two cottages, Kalihi; !
r. Harauchi, builder: $500.
f. Henriques. dwelling, kamehame-..
ha ~ road. $775.
Y. Yoshikawa, additions, Emma
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

The Twenty.fiftS Infantry, one of
the crack foot regiments of the Uniteu
States army, las been here. little more
than a month, hut already the cologed
soldiers have shaken down into bar.
racks life at Schofield. and some Of
them are already talking like kama
aiEas. Men CT the Twenty-fifth Oh
PASS are familiar figures in Honolulu
nov, and everyone has a good word
Tor them. -. ......,.. -.
1t is matter of considerable re-
gret TO the people of Oahu who view
ed the military parade this morning
that the full strength of the military
here was not seen under arms. The
First and Twenty.fifth regiments of
infantry were not in line, owing to
the distance Of the march from Soho
field Barracks TO the city. and conse-
quently many who had looked forward
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

street; T. Nomura, builder; $500.
Joe c. 0liveira, three cottages
Funchbowl; Y. Kcbayashi, builder;
s3575.
Ho zee, cottage, Kauluwela lane;
Lee Hon, Euilder; $500; same owner
and buIder, cottage; $500.
Ng Fat, building containing two
stores, Emma street; J. IF. Freitas
builder; 5000.
NJ. J. Coldeiro, frame building. Ku-
naval lane; Wing Tai & Co., builder;
$3.50. ~ .a:.s
Sing Yuen Kee, two frame build
ings, Kukui street; Wing Tai & Co,
builders; $3.50 and $3.50.
NJ. c. Refs, frame building, Luso
street; Wing Tai & Co., builders;
$945.
e. Henriques, house, Kahemahema
" road; Aectylene Light Co, build
CT; SITS,
VIM. P. Louis, house, Kapiolani
street, Kalihi; Takamoto, builder;
$1,000. T. T.
A. NJ. Colderio, two cottages, Kalihi;
Mraumi, builder; 5000.
H. Y. Murakami, two cottages, Bere-
tania street; R. Miyata & Co, build
err; $1400.
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Associa-
ton, accommodations for, immigrants,
First street: II. l.. Kerr, architect;
Lcrd-Young Engineering Co, builder;
$4,000.
Won Hamm-Young Co., passenger
elevator, King street, $4,000.
Chew Yuen Co.. eight cottages,
King street; Sun Lee Tai & Co, build
,ers; $6156.
J.. H. Schnack, cottage. Kalihi; Tin
Sun, builder; $4,000.
G. Makulehua residence, Kalihi.
Sanko CO., builder, $500
]. \. r. Nieira, two cottages, Miller
street; J. Holmbey, architect; i. An
kee, builder. 500 and $500,
Kimoto, cottage, .Manoa; kobayashI,
builder; $500.
Mrs. II. B. Mitchell bungalow, Pun
nui; Thos. Gill, architect: Wong
Wong. builder; 1880
J. BoteiIho. two cottages. Gulick
avenue: City Mill Co., builder; 1850.
II. Wada. two cottages, RObello
Lane: H. W., builder: $3.50.
+. G.. MAX, dwelling, Uuuanu Val
ley; X Hara, architect and builder:
$4100. -. .......
u. NJ. Lonohiwa, bungalow. Kalihi;
T. Hokushin. builder; $521
NJ. Ohta, build house and remodel
cottage, Hotel street; $3.50.
Mrs Ia: A. Coney, alterations and
Miller street; F. d. Wicke,
builder; $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

Federal Judge Nathan 3. Golf was
elected United States senator from
West Virginia by the legislature in
joint session.