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gaIly attractive and with the beautiful
gowns of the ladies 1t proved indeed
a sight to please the eye Among
those who entertained at dinner pre-
yious to the dance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Iyers, Col. and Mrs. d. Appel
Capt. and Mrs. e. Carpenter and
many others. About two hundred in
all were present.
9 - 8
Mrs. Tackabury's Tea.
Mrs. George Tackabury was hostess
at delightful tea on Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Roberts, who sailed for their main
land home on this mornings Sierra
The house was eharmingly decorated
with American Beauty roses and ferns.
A very enjoyable musical program
was given after which delicious re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rob-
erts. Mrs M. Campbell, Mrs. F. G.
bush, Mrs. Bolley. Mrs. Berger, Miss
Berger and Mrs. Jared Smith.
Rag Party at Lellehua. ,a-,...s..... ,
The craze for Raging which has set
eyerycne's feet a-iunlping in the states
is slowly taking possession of Homo
lulu, too though it is only lately that
1t has been given carte blanche at
every sort of affair The popular form
Of entertaining now is the rag party,
which can lie ail sizes and still be
enjoyable. Lieut.. r. L Maxwell was
host of an affair IF THE Find mn
wednesday at his quarters. at Leile-
kua. Among his guests were Col and
Mrs. s. d. Sturgis, Capt and, Mrs. G..
NJ. Apple, Capt. and Mrs. J. Janda,
Miss Katherine Winans, Miss Betty
Case, Miss Hortense Short, Miss Ruth
Harrison, Miss Lorna Mcdonald.
Lieut. Daily, Lieut. Rosevier, Lieut..
Percy Deshon. Lieut. Goetz, Lieut. w.
NJ. Robertson, Lieut. J. Il. .Hineman
and Lieut. w S. Martin.
4 =
Mrs. 5aIIentYne's Luncheon.
informal but charming expresses the
luncheon sven y Mrs c. G. Ballen-
/. ne Oh Thursday at Aoi attr2rtiv:
/ me on Thu -. avenue. TIC table
vas set on N pacous lad" hicA
, commands q vista Of D?;rnnd Heal
anc the harhCr Pink carrG tons in =.
cEt glass bowl formed d2!n.T = Il.
LL.piece 'Iung these present wee
iic gue st Ci honor. Mrs. Seld"i E'lEs-
| Iry and Mrs. TeHney Peck, Mrs.
Locke, Mrs. c. Hedemann, Mrs, S.
Ncwcou =, Nrs. ". Mooten and Mrs.
IrOSSCr
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Society Personals

Miss Marion DoWsett Worthington
has changed the date of her next con-
cert from November 29th to the sec
ond of December. The program will
song repeated by special request. Mr..
Vernon Tenney will serve as accom-
PIANIST while Mrs. E. A. Ross will play
a number of violin obhgatos. The
public will have the pleasure Of hav-
ing Miss elena McCracken once more
as she will play a piano solo. The
concert is being greatly anticipated
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! Capt C. S. Cochran of u. S.R.C
Thetis entertained at a smoker last
evening aboard the revenue cutter.
About twenty-five guests were pres
sent.
sc
In informal tea was gwen this
week by Mrs. Stobee Of the Southland
for Mrs. 4. Bennett, Mrs. Barrar and
Mrs. Tackabury.
About hundred people OF the scr
vice and civilian sets attended the
transport dance at the Moana on
Thursday evening.
= .
Mr.. and Mrs. james Kennedy en-
tertained at dinner on Thursday
night at their beautiful home on Vic
toria street. &
u
Miss Jessie Kennedy sailed on the
Sierra this morning with her father.
Mr.. j. A. Kennedy, to spend several
weeks in San Francisco.
e u 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Iyers We're
among those to have dinner parties
before the Pacific Club dance.
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being old friends of the hostess. A
very enjoyable musical program was
given Mrs Elsa Cross Howard being
the chief entertainer of the after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served in the rose room. About six
teen in all wero present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett's Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bartlett were
dinner hosts on Wednesday at their
charming home at Waikiki. The ar
fair was entirely informal, the time
after dinner being devoted to swim
ming and dancing Among those pres
ent were DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Water
house. Major and Mrs. Il. ". Smith,
Miss Florence Butler and Mr.. David
Anderson.
Central Union Church Reception
The ladies of Central Union Church
were hostesses at very delightful re-
ception on Thursday when they enter
tanned in honor of the ladies of the
other churches. The parish house and
Yestryroom where tie affair took
place was prettily decorated with
palms and ferns and cut-flowers. A
splendid musical program was rem
dered during the afternoon, including
songs by Mrs. Robbins Anderson and
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson, and piano
solos by Miss Katherine Reynolds and
Mrs. Kenneth Barnes. Delicious re-
freshments we're served. committee
composed of Mrs. II. H. Williams,
chairman; Mrs. Andrew Brown, Mrs.
C. p Morse and Mrs. j. +. Morse
being in charge. Mrs. Walter Frear
and Mrs. w. L. Whitney poured tea,
the table being quantity set with the
silver tea service of Mrs. Frear's
grandmother. Mrs. A.. A. Gartley
and Mrs. J.. p. Cooke presided over
the coffee urn. A beyy of dainty
young girls assisted in passing the
good things to eat, among them being
Miss Emily Cooke, Miss Winona Wal
lace, Miss Lucille Hoogs, Miss Helen
Church. Miss Louise Girvin and Miss
Adelaide Pratt. ~
Major ard Mrs. Meyers Dinner.
The Country Club this evening will
be the scene of one of the most at
tractive affairs of the week, with
Major and Mrs John T. Myers of the
marine corps as hosts, After one of
"Elarry's" wonderful dinners the even
ing will be devoted to dancing The
marine corps band will play through.
cut the evening. Covers will he laid
for Admiral and Mrs. G. B. T. Moore,
Major and Mrs. William Wooten, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lewis, General and Mrs.
NJ. Macomb. captain and Mrs. E. Car
penter, DR.. anG Mrs. Fl. V. Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Riggs. Mrs. j. Ora
ham, Lieut. \. Campenole, Lieut.. F. T.
Evans, Miss Helen Alexander, British
Consul and Mr.. J. B. Renters, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wilder, Captain and
Mrs. r. Cults and Lieut.. S. Gordon.
q =
Pacific Club Dinner Dance.
The members of the Pacific Club
were hosts at an informal dinner
dance last evening at their club house
on Alakea street. American flags,
bunting and palms made the place
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b. Preston, the latter the mother Of
Mrs. Reed, also returned.
& - q
Miss Gertrude Hopkins. daughter of
Capt and Mrs F.. E. Hopkins of Scho-
field barracks, will serve as brides
maid at the wedding oil. Miss Eneleen
Magoon to Lieut. o. ~ Tyler. Lieut..
Alexander M. Milton OF the 4th cav
airy will be best man.
Mr.. Oliver Lansing entertained de-
lightfully at dinner on Thursday In
homer of Mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Brooks
of Vancouver, afterwards the party
motored to the Country Club. where
they devoted the remainder of the
evening to raging.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Bowler were
hosts at chowder supper on Thurs
day evening at their home on Dia-
mond Head. Among their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Roberts of
San Francisco. Mr.. Fillmore and Mr..
and Mrs. George Tacl1abury.
=
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Exton those
Mcclellan of Honolulu) are being
congratulated upon the arrival IT 4
little son In their home in Fort Doug
las. Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Warren T. HannGn,. wife OF
Cart. I.annum of Fort de Russy, re-
turned to the islands on the transport
Thursday morning after an absence
OF six or eight months.
8 q &
Lieut.. F. T. Evans of the marine
corps returned on the Sherman this
week after q short trip to California,
where he took his examinations for
promotion.
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where dishes are washed IN the
sink. stretch . piece Of white rubber
tubing, about two inches long. over
tho ends cf the faucets, letting Il ex.
tend about two inches below This
WIN prevent the breaking and nick.
ing Of china that Isl caused BY 5trik
ing them against the faucets.
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by every one, especially by those who.
were SO unfortunate as to be unable
to attend Mrs. Wothington's recital
two weeks ago Her wonderful mezzo
soprano voice is already attracting
1 widespread interest ),
90 - / =
Mr.. Guy Macfarlane entertained at
! an informal rag party last eTening at
the Country Club. Among his guests
: were Miss Rose Herbert, Miss Hazel
auckland, Miss Harriet. Lucas, Miss
Vivian auckland, Miss Mary Lucas,
Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss Helen
Spalding. Mrs. Norma Adams, Miss
Margaret Center, Messrs. Dave, Lar
sen. Kelly Henshaw, Carson, Charles
McWayne. Charles Herbert and
Charles Lucas. i 5sfsoraz Ra'sss
| -. - ~. - -.
Mrs. William Matson and Miss Ldr-
line Matson are in Europe Miss Mat
son went abroad for her health and
has been at several of the famous
spas, where it is hoped she may be
cured. Miss Matson was one Of the
popular bellies couple of seasons
ago and her loss of health brings her.
the sympathies of her many friends,
who miss her very much.-S. f. Ex-
change. - =. 40 ~..s. f>..-o@'
. a.. ra:. f.. r.
Major and Mrs. e. " Smith have
issued invitations to "a "the dan.
sante" on Wednesday afternoon at
their quarters at Fort Shafter. The
Second Infantry band viii furnish mu.
sic for dancing. About a hundred
and seventy.fiye cards have been
sent and the affair promises to be
one Of the most attractive of the
coming week.
Among those who passed through
on the transport this week was Miss
Lindel Hoskins of Berkeley, Cal, who
is en- route to Manila, where she will
visit her brother and sister. While in
Honolulu Miss Hoskins was the guesti
OF Miss Florence Hoffman and Miss
Ethel Bishop. =
Col. and Mrs. Francis H. French of
Fort Shafter entertained informally !
a luncheon yesterday in honor of |
Capt, and Mrs. c. F. Grain of the 18th |
Infantry and Miss Grain, who were
visitors in Honolulu for a day or two
while en- route to Manila on the Sher- /
man.
4 +
Among those to arrive on the Sher-
man this week were Lieut. and Mrs
S. w. French and the latter's sister, |
Miss Aline Orrison. Until they
can find a house, Lieut.. and Mrs !
French are established at the Hau
Tree
= & &
Col. and Mrs D. Appel entertained
at dinner last evening before the Pa
cidc Dance Club in honor of Col and !
Mrs. S. D. Sturges, Lieut.. F. P. Jack
sen, Mrs. Ballant, Major Williams, Ma
jor and Mrs. Z. V. Smith and Captain
and Mrs. Carpenter
& & &
Lieut. and Mrs. w. A. Reed of Fort
Shafter, who have been sojourning
on the mainland for the past few
months, returned on the Sherman
this week, Lieut.. and Mrs. Homer
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a $500 - ..-.,. ,,.,..,4 .,,.....
$3.50. ~. - =. losAi tu.eLsss
- 5000 NJ, - -. slss clreles' 0ccusIeo
49, 49,, 81
$3.50 49,. ~ - W. en .ss LUZ -, ullosst
80. 10 - .s's ~ SAoI n.y., ~,
Nail - ~. lth nv, !. ', ll..! !,
,,,,,s, 49,. 49, 49,. 80. ~ ~ 49,. =.
.h.-.i 80. S, 3d. s.s psysss ~ ~.
49, ~ z ss ~ e 80.
49, - ~. =, ~
49,. - sats, ,tr 1870 - 3, Mnise
white tulle was fastened on her dark
hair with orange blossoms. Her
shower bouquet was made of white
roses and tulle. Mrs. Robert M.
Cheney attended her sister as matron
of honor. Her gown was Of old gold
colored charmeuse with shadow lace,
and black hat Of lace and tulle. She
carried shower bouquet OF pink
roses.
After the ceremony a small recep-
ton was held ct the home of Lieut..
ana Mrs. Cheney. Both the house
ana cnurch were iavishly decorated
Win MOWERS and ferns, color
scneme OF white and green being
used. Just before leaving Tor their
noneymoohs winch they VIII spend at
naieiwa' tne DouQuet was thrown,
MISS Gertruoe hopklns being the
malu % make the slgnihcant catch.
MIS- maize gong away Irock was OF
DARK Dlue eharmehse Win smart
,l.eie Ia - n l. Aver 1neif
nonsy moon lieut.. anu MIS-, maize VIII
nss 9. Lelle la Nneres .ne FORMER lIlle 10
esasiou win mrs teei .iie mt y
Many eaxasrs on WAY.
II seems unfortunate. in way, that
all OF the churches and various, char.
liable organizations should have Sc
lected the month of November in
which to hold their sales and money
making schemes. II would seem that
some ono must suffer--yet each cause
is deserving OF all that II is possible
10 get. The workers in the Old
Maids Convention and Red Cross
stamp sale have breathed sighs of re,
lief and satisfaction as ethey viewed
their fat excheauers. The delicates.
sen sale held by the Kings Daugh-
tiers today was bound to be a success
one loves the old ladies and
their little home which the Kings
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II clothes are soaked over night the
labor q washing viii be greatly light.
eiied b. adding one teaspoonfnI o.
pure anlpphIa g each tub q waller
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nniversity az Michigan alumni win
hold their annual banquet tonight at
4 O'Clock at the Mochizuixi club. Wal.
XXI.
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Esritish Consul and Mrs. j. q. Ren-
tiers were dinner hosts AZ their
bungalow on Bcretanla strcef.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs Francis Gay sailed on
the Manchuria Tuesday for New
York, where they win spend the win.
ter months.
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SOCIAL SCHEDULE FOR THE
-. III, WEEK.

1888 "e6h.
e.. 49, - =
,MeGre~-Restarlek Wedding.
Gilbert-Naile Wedding.
!. General and Mrs. Funston's Dinner
Mrs. coehran's Luncheon.
Morning Bridge Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. chiilinsworth's POI
Supper.
Central Union Church Reception.
Rag Party at Leilehua.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6arlett's Dinner.
Mrs. Ealientyne's Lunch.
Mrs. Castles Tea.
Mr.. Guy Maefarlane's Rag Party.
Major and Mrs. Myers Dinner.
Mrs. Taekabury's Tea.
Pacific Club Dinner Dance.
Reception for Senior Class.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. w. A. Reed of Fort
Shafter, who have been sojourning
on the mainland for the past few
months. returned on the Sherman
this week. Lieut. and Mrs, Homer
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Mrs Castles Tea

Mrs Castles Tea
Ms. James Castle entertained most
deliahtfully at tea yesterday afternoon
ut hsr homo at Waikiki. The affair
was utlrcly informal, all Of the guests
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Among those to arrive on the Sher-
man this week were Lieut. and Mrs
S. w. French and the latter's sister,
Miss Aline Orrison. Until they
can find a house, Lieut.. and Mrs
French are established at the Hau
Tree
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Col. and Mrs d. Appel entertained
at dinner last evening before the Pa
ciic Dance Club in honor of Col. and
Mrs. S. D. Sturges, Lieut. F. p Jack
son, Mrs. Ballant, Major Williams, Ma
jor and Mrs. Z. " Smith and Captain
and Mrs. Carpenter
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Pacific Club Dinner Dance.
The members of the Pacific Club
were hosts at an informal dinner
dance last evening at their club house
on Alakea street. American flags
bunting and palms made the place
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Col. and Mrs. Francis H. French of
Fort Shafter entertained informally
a luncheon yesterday in honor of
Capt and Mrs. c. F. Grain OF the 18th
Infantry and Miss Grain, who were
visitors in Honolulu for a day or two
while en- route to Manila on the Sher-
man
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Among those who passed through
on the transport this week was Miss
Lindel Hoskins of Berkeley, Cal, who
is en- route to Manila, where she will
visit her brother and sister. While in
Honolulu Miss Hoskins was the guest
OF Miss Florence Hoffman and Miss
Ethel BiShon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
THE sllO AS SECURITY.

Prompted by views Of experts and b.. .-ea|'
..e. .n th- Panhard'r tb. .'o ha been
..r, urged hy The News o.. % factor es.b
,a. material success n lw. section o.at
..a has been openly expressed ~ .hr CON
..... .r OF many ,ilos during 'h. a..l yra. and
..., au,Iao. fo1 am increased number aruu. .hr
.., ahead
I.. .Ho has proved ts worth 90. usrr
...... ..te.i 20. showing Increased ufurr. a.. 'hr
d.. ,n.laec feeding This m '.r.' O. CON
,..rr areument. but an even greater Is 'Hm.b
news story out of Nansa. ono of Doe v.s
... .- which was hardest ht hs 'H' p%rn'1.t
, Ha.a of the past summer
ia. story referred states m distance tH't
a-a. Commissioner Sawyer %. >an.1. ~d.
...-, .1 the county banking assoc. .or. o.. 'hr
.... proposition to classify lor... .r H..s a.
good a.r-ty .or loans TO farmer .stn'. men
T.. Ear.as CITY journal quote . .mm...or
-.ss-r as follows:
Ia.t Che slo BE- necessary FOO ,he r.ne OF.
.f.r .s insurance against drouthy end .rap.a..
...rs seasons. g. an dca that this .Hmme. H.
.-.1e..y proven. The banks will be- ready fa
i..s farmers To- restocking and enlorgna 'he mum
ier
Here is the farmer part of the program ilr
should raise forage. The best plan ls for him t'
.,. aside "a certain acreage and on thar grow the
hrd ot forage which will make good cns.arr
Then De- should build pit .ilos. or the more rs
p.na.e type &c he cares to 10. Bot he should rasr
and conserve the forage, so as to be able 90 have
iced an hand al, an times for his stock i Kan.
- iarmc-s who want 10 borrow money To- bus
siork viil do ,ke.e things they will find i rood
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
mat EsnLaInss E.sr.tnIrn.

Cook 90 you please mum. you'll h.
. apod a 70 tas, my notice from 20.
far'
distress Uu' what's urons cook
h..' no wish 20 part 4Ith Won
Dn.k- N1r D with yo1. mum IT'S an
along OF that new hussv the house.
maid I'm sure the Vay master an
r .lrl'- on Is shameful an won't
av where such things arc allowed
N.f- Hlf r that YOUR orly r,a
snr nr leaving cook Of course such
r-- 1-. not allowed. and ] can soon
pre- "a stop ta them And. raIly. as
.H.- FOL. olr master doesn't carry or
500 don't see Why you should
asr 'r Iravs mo-
r11a 30 ftrt IN 20 an no Same
num- Before .ha, hussy came master
sl tr b. ro" o. me-. but he woulfnf
over bs .i- tame again now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
.P0PPER'S ANSWER TO LIST
Cr..r.a Gentle R-'c~t % the Com.
poscr's Seeming Attack on the
Jewish Race

Among tf. anecdotes told about tho
'.'. David rurn,r an lufarcstir.
0" Rotating Zoo I.ss. R.H known
f'.t naa. w ... pages affrHu..d tr
. N.ro r.al's written ht The prll
Sayr Wit,ron. 'au The most
grant u.'lur. was tr. Insertion bt
hDr Boz 1ao 0. DIS books OF -ouo pagrs
.ir..1E .he lDVs and a1. sing tler
deportation m b. body fo Palestine
l's7t Has Errl.'F annoyed 90 .HIs. fo-
such sentiments sore entirely foreign
' bis r~harae'or aui uar. %. Dds bees.
'n.ris Nore Jews. among tb.m David
Pepper. 'hr famous violence so.
'.He after fhD appearance ~ the book
referred 'n poupr made o. cali oa
lsg' ufo was delighted to sa, him
.nd ass.i ehen he cau, and uasr.
COINS am 900 tho was to
'n dear master. 10 accordance
F'l your v-hes ua. th. prompt an
.rr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

u. 'f''"ra The BUNKER of the bat.
ia 500 Dol" 1000 I. coal when they
hampton roads "I'h Che three
COAT SHIPS blowing BOO iis sake.
'' OF i%HIou-.is viI. demon.
t.'ui' A.. .lhf' .0r a three
..'hI CRUISE "i'n... falling in any
.'''.'' '1rr' ai lppiy whatever
snip $500 .a. 1r coal other than
..' pH'FI"f ~o..iors from
. .."' ..'. iia'pIDn ro.ds ln.
% period oi ueaIi, three
'i.. ]. i"I" with reference 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

ui rr.arhy e -.ch and st.rvy. Il,
Poe .t'Tf Hf Dos death DTS leYher yin
DIE property. 4 friend % the
said a fhe old gentleman =
lag taur rerhee p going To- NARY
.li' Hrca.inr Jou ought tu do Eone
hag .u unke him happy
said Frtr-hy I'll pretend
tlat d an dang rousl ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22


re~l % hFL
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.t,.,
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so
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To- D"'I A'
1000. .O' H'.. .Im" whom
money .i..'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22

Cherries W Eliot declare. .ba. American. a.
lacking 'n vitality But mot m ,,rlasiy Doctor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-22
TOP o. THE MoR<r<G.

o..I.. ri...
no.
''1s' '''"N' '"'" '' ''" '''. assembly
""' bay. opportunity 'n .'a" e '''r ".asu
.'.Iln OF ha own.
President Wilson hse been playing eoIl r rhr
r"n lately. but we insist lh.0 0, .aos enough o.,
a"' 900 ont ol o.
-
estate valued a, % million dollars Som, Goth
900 bachelor overlooked ao opportunity.
-
|tIr Div ue said Iu htr.lr mortal dread Of
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-10-17
BAR COMMITTEE
PASSES RESOLUTIONS

Out of respect TO the memory
of Attorney Geo. B. Greenwood,
a committee of the bar of the
Fifth District was appointed by
Judge Joshua Greenwood tc
draw suitable resolutions, which
were as follows:
In the Fifth Judicial Court
of the State of Utah.
To the Honorable Joshua
Greenwood, Judge:
We, your committee appointed
to prepare resolutions on the
account of the demise of our late
friend and brother, George b.
Greenwood, Esq, beg to report:
Whereas, death has overtaken
our highly esteemed fellow men,
Der of the bar, George B. Green
wood. in the full vigor of man.
hood and active practice, and
Whereas, we feel that this
court has lost a valuable and
efficient officer our community
has lost an energetic and progress
sive citizen, and his family have
been bereaved of a tender, low
ing and amiable son, husband
brother and father.
Therefore be iL resolved that
all members Of this bar extend
to his family our heartfelt sym
pathy and coincidence in their
great grief: and we wish to have
it known in this community and
court that we have lost splen-
did citizen and brother; and we,
who know him best, will greatly
miss his jovial and pleasant fell
lowship and able counsel and
companionship.
Be it further resolved that a
copy of these resolutions be
sent to his family, published in
the Weekly Press and the Beaver
County News. and entered in the
min utes Of this court.
Sincerely subm tied,
WILLIAMsF. KNOX,.
EDMOND Fl. RYAN,
o. A. MURDOCH.
Committee.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-10-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACT
ORS AND BUILDERS

Bids for the construction of
a one-room school building at
Newcastle. in Cedar City school
District No. A, Iron County,
Utah. will be received and con-
sidered by the Board of Trustees
of said District. at Cedar City
on October "a, 1913, said build
ing to be completed by Decem
Der l, 1913.
Plans and specifications fur
nished by the clerk on request
Dated at Cedar City, Utah,
October 10, 1913.
Signed.
j. S. WOODBURY.,
Clerk.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-10-17
No Trespassing

Notice is hereby given that
no trespassing will be allowed
on the property Of S. B. Miner,
on Desert and Iron Mountains.
Any person found trespassing
on the said property will be
prosecuted.
J. F. YOUNGER,
46. Lessee.
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