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NOTICE.
Brush Fires on the Tantslus Ridge and
In the Honolulu Watershed Forest
Reserve. ~,

Notice is hereby given that In ae.
cordance with Section OF Act Il OF
the Session Laws Of 1906, It Is FOR.
Ridden to start fires for the burning
of brush, dry grass, etc., for the period
from the date hereof until June 80
1915, on, any land within the boundar.
les OF that portion Of the Honolulu Wa.
tershed Forest Reserve lying between
Pauoa and Manoa Valleys; on that
portion of the Government land Of Ka'
lawhine, lying outside the Forest Re
serve; and on the tract known as the
"Makiki Lots" UNLESS written per
mission has first been obtained from
the office OF the Chief Fire Warden, at
the Government Nursery, King street,
Honolulu. Application for permits
may be made in person or through Da'
vid Kapihi. Forest Ranger for Tan.
talus. S@~',' - - : - IL
Honolulu, Hawaii, April L., 1919 e.
: RS. HoSMER."
Superinteudent of Forestry and Chiet
Fire Warden. SSg
5SS2-Apr. II, is, 81.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE.
Pinectar Co., Ltd.

A special meeting Of the Stoekhold.
ers of the Pinectar Co., Ltd, Is here
by called for, Wednesday, April 20,
1914, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, in the rooms
OF the Merchants Association, Alexan-
der Young Building, Honolulu, T. III.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
THE PINECToR CO.; LTD,
4. =. L. NJ. JUDD,
...- .ass Secretary.
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stitutions in Great Britain, the United
States and Canada.
The various payilions and sections
of the exhibition viii show how the
people of Great Britain and the United
States have progressed in art. Indus
try, education, transit and 50 forth.
The work OF the Panama canal viii
also be shown Besides It's education
al side, the exhibition win be notable
for its outdoor decorations and
amusements; 1t win be open from May
to October.
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Aunt Mary, why il Il that You
never married Z" 81 suppose, my dear.
It was due to my policy Of Watchfnl
waiting. Detroit Free Press.
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THERE'S NO BEAU
s. !. LIKE A YOUNG ONE
.IAssocIated Pressl

= IAssociated PressI
UNIONTOWN (Pa.. On the ground
that her husband. aged 20. was pre-
pairing to take his pension money and
Eelope with Nancy Haear. aged u. Mrs
Morgan GaskIl sought his arrest.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Bargains in real estate on seasAOrA
plains and hills Telephone ieo9,
pratt" 101 stangenwald BlillinE.
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- Oman enterprising farm in Wiscon-
SIN alarm clocks are used to awaken
the ducks and chickens. The clock
also discharges the food into the
feeding atfoughs and starts the heat
ing apparatus which warns the water
In the swimming pool.
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e. w. Hustace, motorcycle repairing
! 1851 Young st. Phone 1888.
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The Cassidy, only home hotsI. wa
kiki Beach, consists OF individual
cottages and single rooms. Cuisine
excellent, 1000 It. promenade pier
ut the end OF which ID splendid
bathing pool and beautiful view.
zoos Kalia road. Tel. 2s79. Terms
reasonable. kSSeI-tf
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$685.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
COTTON ISSUE FOR REVIEW.
U. S. Supreme Court to Be Asked
to Settle Importers Suit.

The relations of American cotton eN-
porters to their foreign agents is the
subject of Il suit the Supreme Court OF
the United States will be asked to re-
view within the next few days. Informal
application for the review was today
lodged with the court.
The case is one in which the Birgc-
Fornes Company of Sherman. Tex. was
held Liable TO its foreign agent at Brem-
en- for sI::.oo damages. This amount
was the sum the agent paid to pur-
chaserS of cotton for selling cotton to
them not up to grade.
The Texas firm was sued in the federal
courts of Texas after arbitrators selected
in accordance with the rules OF the Brem-
en- Cotton Exchange had held the pur-
chasers were entitled to damages. The
Texas firm now complains that the ar
bitrary difference in grades fixed by the
Bremen exchange should not have been
used in the arbitration. 1t is claimed
this would have invalidated the claim OF
the agent for reparation from the eN-
pOrterS.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
WARREN ii. COLSON.
1SS BOylstOn street.
Boston,

is liberal buyer IF old
letters bearing stamps.
stamp collections and auto
graphs. The advanced col
lector Is offered selection
from one of the largest. and
exception, the chOic-
est, stocks of stamps In
America. MIR. Colson is pre-
pared to travel and meet
clients In person anywhere.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
In Memoriam.

RoBEY. In sad but loving memory dar
ling mother. Mrs. GEORGIA T. L'bDEI. wis,
passed away one year ago today, Ann 1t.
1919.
I often sit and think Of ihee.
When all alone:
For memory Is th. "nly friend
That grief call us
shall never cease q loyr you.
Though y.ur form b. in the dIIs
And some day hoIr. meet you
To This end IA God Trust.
Ey HER DEVOTED BAJGIITEi HATTIE.
THOMPSON. In memory - our dcl- beloved
mother. MARY 4. THOMPSON nicc Sbor-
bettcr two years a-u today. April is
1912.
Sleep dear mother.
Take ihy well earned
We tried to keep yfu with
But tod in His mercy knew l">j
The 18Th day Of April is here.
Til. saddles; X Of ah fhr yea.
Bncars. from taken away
our dearest mel her that day.
EY HER IICSBAND AND CHILDREN
YOI-NG In and loving nIemnry 81 onr
devoted daughter and sister. lt!cRfNt r
MAY TOi NJ. who departed this life seven
years ago to-day April IT, iJni.
Dear is til. grave where loved On" : laid:
Sweet is the memory that never snail fade:
Thcug; offers forget te: NJ. rev'- snail ~e-
WENGER Ia >id but loving r'iitlni.ranc.. e
my mother. R.lEECCA WENGEH. who died
six years today. Aari Ii. 1908.
BY HER DAUGHTER, MRS J. H. KELLER.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
DIED.

ANnER>EN, Suddenly. "a Apr,l Is. 1874 At
hs r.>ii',rc .i@S Ralsich 5r.,t; '"1sae,s
husband of Lillian Andersen ne, IIais.t,
and s9n y -. la'r :. /. >nd~rscu y S,a.a-
N"ti'. ~ funeral lat"r
rEa>.lS III i>1i>d = ~ Np Il + r. 'i' Il'
lh'na~ ". mi Mer.,,l ,:niizaiez Rsrut. a
=" .iA'y->"s~ntn srar { ~ AZ
LoII>S'tN. hrnartcI tht~ Hfr wa.io.-,. as.
yo5k ay.nur northwest ALo>Z,, I. JnlI>
SoN. ur i"ay"s J: m,'thrr. w.fe n" TAU
adopted children aud 4 hast q relatives I"
April i. at "'cIp.k Iii f.i..n.s, v..s,,,i,.
E'.dy VIII !" removed H. ru:c. ,harr-
county. Md. Tor l,aria,,
LAwEE<'E. % April i. laii Il -, IN. =
rroriden"c Hospital sister I-AWRiN'E as.I
Funeral Friday. Aprii i. al !, o.el.rk am. f-.an
- ratrirks 'aareii, iuirsmcn5 Nlodnr
90" pm. - r.-i,l,nar i ii .'.-'
northwest CHARLES =. h-,os,rl nu>a.v.l
fnm.rai Sainr'lay hnrii i fg,'m q. A.. r'-i
dsnea ~ : rH'- '%ctiE>ouf.. r.. rsn.r~
li"isr COPY -
PAYNE. on Tuesday As,-il II I9I4 CHARLES
= rAlNk. i,."ve,l husband = Tasmania II
Frat.rnal services rhuTS,ay. tprn IL. ii ; nm.
a; hi> lat' Residence .'ia . street north
vest interuDent a Lt-n"n. Va.
PAYNE
Members i r,,,,.nae ,'uncil. VI. p. I.ni,r
Q. T. \. VI. are requested )" .,s5eil the funeral
services of "rr aie hrcth"r iaRl.fS y
BY order J. II. MII.SrEAI, = .unei;or.
tIiAS. II. SUMMERS. Rec ld;b= Secretary.
rEE1I.E ,stE ~, . @ Asra + i.ll; NJ. M,G-
AZ TSfrd mo-. -
Funeral from cnalc 81 Franz ,;ei@3.~ s,a-. ir,s
~ street northwest Friday aft'rn""o. y. ,n.i
sHALLENREeGrE sndd.pis. III wc,lnc. IA.
Anril =, lsl l. e MS rcsl'l,n"c: The sa,rnaa.
WILLIAM :. beloved husband of J"scrhn
| Funeral services The calvary BAPTIST ,.nr
Friday April y. a Pm. Interment ri
tally. On weine<'Iay April L. 1919. AEEIE
r.. daughter nf Strpncn auI tir late Mary
Tally. at her residence. 80 street n.rth-
Funeral SATURDAY. April Is .; . am. from s..
alassius ciureh in;erin"nt private. Kindly
omit flowers.
"ANHfs i: 1871. FEhNE I;,s;ti wnyzrn , N'''s r.
Funeral from HI. late rrsdenre, Ii"5 : s.rst
southeast. Friday. Aprii u. at "'elnrs-
WRIGHT Passed peacefully away On rt.cs isy.
+. 3iG aoth street northwest. THOMAS l.. h
loved husband of Ellen Il. Wright
Funeral from Metropolitan = NJ T. thur I.
| street between 18th and 18Th strr~ts : ,.ih-
west On Friday. ApriI l.. ~ l n'c,urk i NJ.
/ Friends and relatives invited 10 attend. A.
kct Will not bc oren"d the church. iss
/ WRIGHT
The members of the Hall ASSOCIATE lion. a.. {.
o Of q r ar. r.HIe>tcd :" meet ~ M.ir..- II.
streets northwest. Friday April Il. iali q; !
o.o' k tor the r1i"s', "f paving ;hc lat ;r'jn :.
/ Of rnSnacf To late president brother
|
! Inn
Evening star., 1914-04-16

valley. She wore a superb ruby pin. the
gift oi the bridegroom
Miss Gertrude {. Spetzler Of Baltimore
was maid of honor and wore pale pink
satin. trimmed with crystal. and silver
lace hat She carried a shower of sweet
peas The bridesmaids We're Miss Mar
garet I. Waters of Denver. Col. Miss
Josephine DAILY. Miss Helen Springman.
Continued on Tenth Page)
Evening star., 1914-04-16

BAhEE on Tuesday. AMI H. 1915 80 Nr.
aud Mrs willis j Rake. son.
DAVIS, IN "Wednesday. April l.. lpIi Is D..
and Mrs. Licwellyn = pav!s. 4 son.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
MARRIED.

SHt l,NAN LAMBnI.N- On April :. 1914 AZ
iialt3mor,. Mi JAEDR SHt IN AN aua
HELM Tot ISE AMEpiN. 10Th - NaSt-
inst"n. u. =. by Rabbi G \. RGlcnsteiIl.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Miss Marie +. Du Boes 1909 Park
road spent the Easter holidays with
Mrs. Osma Knox Gardner in Baltimore
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Constantine Mavrondi Effendi who has
been appointed secretary to the Turk sh
assy in this city. has Joined the am
bassador at the Shoreham
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Eugene Ladd en-
tertained at dinner last night at the
Chevy Chase Club preceding the Wednes-
day night dance. Their guests who were
asked to meet Miss Maitland Marshall
and Paymaster John II. Knapp. L. S. n,
were Lieut.. and Mrs. La Garde Lieut..
and Mrs Mcmillan. Miss Adams. Miss
Mary Bayne Of New York. Miss Hazel
Funk of Bloomington III: Miss Julia
Heyl. Miss katherine Du Bose, Dr. Kear-
ny. Capt. Walsh. Capt. SchIey, Mr.. Long
and Mr.. Dodson
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Mrs. Howard K. Goodwin has sent ont
cards announcing the marriage of uer
daughter Henrietta and Mr. Murray Kin
nell Tuesday. April 1. in this city
Evening star., 1914-04-16
The Latest
Freezing Machine

Patented in U. s A. Produces in
10 minutes large blocks Of ice, ice
creams. iced wines. by means of a
harmless salt
Descriptive booklet and price-list
free on application. Patent for
sale. Write: Z. Schaller. Rue
Francois Ponsard. Paris. France.
ADDRESS with sc stamp.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Miss Helen Parker OF this city was
among The bridesmaids at the wedding
yesterday in Baltimore of Miss Mary
Parker Winder and Mr. :. Wilson Ueaton
Of Philadelphia. The four bridesmaids
We're all sowned alike in yellow chiffon
iafeta. with pink sashes. and their leg
morn hats We're trimmed with pink roses
ana black velvet ribbon They carried
punk snapdragons and yellow roses.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

NJ. and Mrs Henry X Willard Of
this city, who are now 81 their win
ter home in Pa asaGena. CaL. entertained
there recently at dinner in honor Of
the seyenty-nirth birthday ami
versary OF their Uncle Mr DAME, kel-
loEg
Evening star., 1914-04-16

MISS Ethel Riley Griffith daughter OF
Mrs Cora Louise Griffith. ard Mr.. Bern
ard Guy l-oveiess We're married vester-
aaE az the immaculate Conception Church
by Rev. Ambrose Beavans The bride
VINO Wore blue travelling dress was at
tended by Miss Elizabeth Ryder. who
wore 4 suit of mahogany cloth. Mr.. +.
T. Gillian was best man
ne asners We're Mr.. Roland Ioyeless
brother Of the groom: Mr. Samuel b.
LoNeiess, cousin Of the groom: Mr. En-
mutt bowling and Mr. V. Ambrose Sisler
Mr. and Mrs. Loveless left Immediately
aLief the ceremony for q trip north and
will be at home 10 their friends after
May l.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Last night IN the Church Of the Refor-
nation Miss Louise fletcher daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Teicher. aud Mr.
William Akin Seesers of Columbia. >. x.
were married by the pastor. Rev John
Weidley. The church was tastefuily dec
GRATED for the occasion, and Mrs. Weld
lev played the wedding music. The bride.
who was escorted to the altar and given
in marriage by her father. was sowned
in white crepe meteor .irapeu in rich
cbantilly lace and carried "A shower hou-
ouet Of bride roses and lilies of the val
lev. Her tulle veil vas caught with a
wreath Of orang: blossoms. and she Wore
a pearl and diamond brooch. the gift Of
the groom.
Mrs Burns {. Dcwney. the brides only
sister, who MAS Game Of honor. Wore shell
pink lrikaGo crepe trimmed II silk
shadow lace and carried an arnlful Of
roses the shade Of her gown inc brides
maids We're Miss Marian Eliason and Miss
rloride SaegerS. sister of the groom. They
wore. dresses of pink crepe meteor and
shadow lace and their bouquets F'erS long
sprays OF pink and white sweet peas.
Mr. C. C. Habencht of Columbia. =. C..
was best man, and the ushers We're Mr.
II. p. Boutwell, and Mr.. Burns {. Dow
ney OF this city: Mr. II. T. Hare of Sa-
luda. S c. and DR.. Muller Griffith Of
Baltimore. Md.
mony at the brides home, which was
decorated in ferns. tulips. jonquiis and
potted Easter flowers. Mrs. Seesers was
assisted in receiving by her mother. VINO
wore a gown OF copenhasen bite crepe
meteor and by Mrs. =. w. Seegers, moth
er of the groom whose dress was Of vie
let crepe meteor. Miss Margaret Rose
Smith Of Bristol, Va, poured the fruit
punch.
Later in the evening the newly married
couple left for New York. Mrs. Seegers
travelling in tailored suit of kings
blue poplin. with hat to match. Upon
their return they will spend few days
in this city before going to Columbia S.
c.. where they will take up their resi-
dence.
Mr. F. W. Seegers and Mr.. F. ".
Seegers, jr., father and brother of the
groom. and Mrs. Doris Morton. an aunt.
all Of Columbia. S C.. were also in town
to attend the wedding.
Last evening at the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart the marriage took place Of Miss
Theresa Waters. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John O. Waters of Rock Creek
Church road and Mr. Leo Downey of Al
exandria. Va The church was deco
rated with lilies and palms. The bride
who was escorted to the sanctuary by
her father wore white satin, trimmed
with rare old lace. She also wore tulle
veil and orange blossoms and carried
shower of bride roses and. lilies of the
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Miss Natalie Harrison and Miss Ruth
PiIling went to Baltimore today to be
the house guests of Miss Margery I. Pen
nington and to attend the wedding of
Miss Pennington and Mr.. Edward Norris
kimball. which will take place this even
ing Miss Marie Isaacs OF Richmond
Va. sister of Mrs. John Shelton Viii
liams, is also in Baltimore for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton G. Clapham enter
tanned at dinner last night at the Chevy
hase cub in honor of Miss Anna Port
ner and Representative Henry D. Flood
The guests We're Nr. and Mrs. Iorimer
Graham. Representative Dupre. Miss
Edith Oracle. Miss Hanna Taylor, Miss
Cornelia Clasett. Miss Hilda Portner.
Miss Douglas Fuller of Winchester, Miss
Lucy Martin Baroness Won Baumgarten,
Mr.. Paul Portner. Mr. Alvin O. Portner
Mr.. J. NJ. Baker. jr; Lieut.. Harry cla.
gett Mr.. John Cochran and Mr.. Lefevre
of the Panama legation.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Among the various attra actions of the
haZaaf Wlich is to be given by the board
OF lady managers of the Episcopal Eve
Ear and Throat Hospital at the Raleigh
Hotel April y and -. there will be the
afternoon and evening dancing sun
per and many artistic booths The Of
hcers Of the board of lady managers are
Mrs David Meade Lea. president: Mrs.
v illiam n. Fox, first vice president: Mrs.
EDWARD Stel wasen. second vice presi-
cent Mrs Faber Stevenson. recording
secretary: Mrs. John Paul Earnest cor
responding secretary: Miss Fanny Gilliss.
treasurer and Mrs. William e Trott. as
slstant treasurer
Evening star., 1914-04-16

ANDERSEN suddenly III Apri. -. 1914 AZ
his residence. ies Raloich street. '"1Sso,>
ii"ishts. u. =. ]. T. ANDERSEN. h..o,rd
husband of i.illiau Andersen ,ne, uaisstb.
and sor u isr late :. l.. andersen n S,igiu-
washington
Moth" II fGnrral latat
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Mr. and Mrs. George +. Lacey an
nouncc the marriage of their daughter
Margaret and Mr.. William :. Hunter
Wednesday. April Il.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Ilit. i;UklAL VAULT Is 2utn
century conception: made Of close ned
Crete flint. steel reinforced: water aud vermin
piouf: reasonable: furnished BY funeral Ill
rectors. 2ooS North Cay. ST. Phones y. 1919.
N. S336-M. ~
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Rear admiral and Mrs Richard e.
noiiyday entertained at dinner last night
Rear ADMIRAL and Mrs. Homer r. stan
'oid. surgeon General Rupert Blue of the
pupnc nealth service DR.. and Mrs Walter
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheatley.
commander and Mrs. Chester Wells. Mai.
iouEai. I. S. A.: Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clifford
stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. Britton Browne,
NJ and Mrs. Percy Semple OF Louis
vile. Ky: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dillinp-
nam of Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs Victor
kauffmann. Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Neale,
Mrs William Haywood and Mr.. Johan-
nessen of the Norwegian legation.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heitmuurr an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Olga G. and Mr. Ulysses l.. Berger of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Berger are spend
ing their honeymoon at Atlantic City and
on their return will he home to their
friends at 81 Florida avenue northwest
Wednesdays. beginning MAY t..
Evening star., 1914-04-16
BORN

Continued on Tenth PageD
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Mrs John William Falls of Memphis,
Tenn. was hostess today 1T a luncheon
at the New Willard. Her guests Were
seated at a large round table, the central
decoration of which was tall pyramid
of rambler roses surrounded by white Ii
lacs and pink roses. Mrs. Falls guests
were Mrs Champ Clark. Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson. Mrs James f. MARITIME. Mrs.
John X. Shields, Mrs. George w. Fair
child Mrs Henry p. Clayton Mrs. Victor
Eauffmann. AIRS Nickiife Rose, Mrs.
Joseph Folk Mrs austin nautz, Mrs.
John Temple Graves Mrs John a. L.o-
gan. Mr. L0Sar Fucker, Mrs. J. Setwn
Tait Mrs H. C. -Ansley, Mrs. Charles G.
McChord Mrs. walter $. Crosley. Mrs.
Elmer Black Mrs Theodore F. Shuey. Mrs.
Thomas B. Dunn. Mrs. Fred y. Britten.
Mrs. Homer II. Stanford. Mrs. Thomas B.
Hutchinson. Mrs Post Wheeler, Mrs. ].
A. Swift Mrs Hubert S. Dent, Mrs John
F. Osborne, Mrs. Charles Ct. Matthews.
Mrs. William Wheatley. Mrs. William r.
Dennis Miss Flora Wilson. Miss Mary
Temple. Miss Susan Biddle and Miss Do
rothy Dunn.
Miss Anita Kite. daughter of Surgeon
Kite L. s. ~. and Mrs Kite. has gone
to West Point for the Easter holidays.
She will also visit in New York before
returning home Miss Ada Birmingham.
daughter of Col Birmingham, L. S. A..
and Mrs. birmingham.
Miss Mildred Herndon was hostess at
guest, Miss Cottrell of West Point,
Evening star., 1914-04-16

ERfNl. ~ it..>ir"a. ga Npr@ II Inif.
tfAMi> 81 I.Sll>". >"u - iac lid.
l.h'fla~ W. .nd Mer.r ,:nn,aiez Rsrnt a
inr .iAty->ryrnlA lrar u IL az.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
LAWEENtE. on April -. 1914 ~ - pm. n
rrovidsncc llosnLlal. aistcr LAMnl.NIE. a:-I

tfty-thrc- wears.
Funeral Friday. APri Il. a. = n.rla,k < am f-,rn
- ratritks 'aarel iuirtmcuj Mora
Evening star., 1914-04-16

JOHNSON. nruartcI thS m Na.lu..,I an
Apra -. 1871. at hi< yttsl9cn... - 10 Nm
Iotk aN"nG,. northwest. ALbNLp +. JOHN
SoN. H.. leaves mother w.f,s. . tau
tcf>. one son. three grandchildren.
adopted children aud hnst - relatives L,
Evening star., 1914-04-16

MElsil.LAT. on N,'lue>,i;;r. A,rl Il. iail
$50 pm. - hi> residence. T. IL yif,.s'
northwest. CHARLES - l-iDg,d nu>,.g.l
nf Mary ,,rls, ,iii. Meats.
fnnerni Saturday. inr.i i. ff,,ta uis lat. r,-
'lrne". ~ r.L,. ,Grtt}>huf-. rs. i,ap.r>
l'l":I>e copy l..
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Mrs George Tullv Vaughan and her
daughter. Mrs. William Crute. will not be
at home today. but will receive informal
ly mex; Thursday
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Regular $500. 5000 and $1,000 Values.
One-of-a-kind models. copies oi moss
exclusive foreign hats produced by our
own expert trimmers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-17
You are right, from our view point.
*4$

Calhoun instead of Clemson suits Gus
as knows nothing about it. Only
want to have our say as the balance Of
EN-. Just on general principles to
have something to say. You k1oW tne
old saying, Rush in
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-17

county the sum Of $500 on account OF
the salary and expenses OF the organi-
ger of tomato and poultry clubs in
Newberry county. The county board
of commissioners are hereby authoriz-
ed to allow to the county coroner his
travelling expenses whea incurred in
the discharge Of his official duty in the
year 1914: Provided, The total allow
ance for the year shall not exceed $50.
The said travelling expenses to be ite-
miZed
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-17

from teaching in negro schools, will
no doubt be stub5ornly contested in
the senate this week. This bill has
been the object OF more discussion,
both in the general assembly and
the State, by the people
generally than any other measure
which mas been before this general
assembly.