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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

The Senate appropriated $75,000 for a memorial to Francis Scott Key, au- thor of the Star Spangled Banner"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Joseph Paresi of Milton, N. T., att tempted to pick q detective's pocket. He was caught and sentenced to six months
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Loon Dysczwslro and I1d. BatnosI0i. both of Stamford. Conn, were shot in g quarrel over woman. They will recover.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

There have been 51 cases of typhoid fever in tJhe St. Mary's Orphan Asylum at Newark, N J.. in four weeks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Registration for the summer session at Columbia University shows 5,625 students have been enrolled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

Loss of several farm buildings and tt1e rufning of crops was the damage done b5 a storm in Seneca Falls, New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-22

samuel NcRoberts, e-presid dent of the National City Bank of New months. will return to his desk about September 1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

LOUIS March dendw was hc
To periahed
bodies
Of or %, "a
OF
a
M ne
peshed.
In the middle q this afternoon smoke sl polrns from
basement first noor
% Josep
or hs ~
rouse me we
Of A.
Chasnon by smoke and dropped from
e a.
ufe outside waited Few minutes but he did
! ear ia
Missouri Athletic club
Of
and Fourth Thc remaining occupied
hoatmens Tho building the C the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
SONORA STATE TRENsTRER
HELD FOR EaIBI.LXLI.N .NfI,NT

Nugalcs, sonora. Mexico, Aiafrn ..
Changed with the cmhez1lcmout of
state funds Governor Josc Maytorc-
nu OF sonora. and Charles Randall
secretary OF state wore arrested al
liormoslilo yesterday upon orders ot
General Alyaro obregon and aru uu-
der watch OF cOustitutiunaliHts au-
thouucs ut the stale capital Thr
charsr relates 90 tho sending of large
sums of public moncys Co this point
Tor deposit n banks on the American
sidc
The arrests were mado by General
Obrcgou as thc result of representa-.
tious made tu him hy Consul Gatou
constitutionaiu representative at No-
gales. Gayuu s said 500 have rec
viewed large sums ol money in pack
ages uom licrmus.io. $50 lctter ace
companied these cons gnmcnts and
Gayou communicated with phregnn.
Who investigated and then ordered
the governor ana his SECRETARY of
state under arrest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
PITCHED BATTLE FOUGHT
IN SACRAMENTO STREETS
Three Hundred Deputy sheffs Armed with Pickhandle
Engage Thousand BlOod-Thirsty Tramps Hoboss I'm
dertake Assault State Capitol Governor Johnson
Forced to Issue Call for State Militia

vagrancy chtrEes CRY and county
officials then demanded fhat the rank
and hlo oi the army 'movc on The
Kelly wing of the arWN ubeyed hut
the opposition faction. composed oi
the Industrial Workers. dolicd tho
shctin posse.
After the first clash the rioters rec
turned 60 their camp and much blood
WAS shed in % second attempt to drive
them out Deputy sherffs boat into
submission an those who resisted.
Many heads were fractured and
sroaning men luy Jon the street. 9th
ers uf thc army picked up stones.
hrickhats or anything they could las
hands on ard BEGAN smashing street
car aud store windows. They fin
nlA we're driven of hy the use of firo
hose and 20 Was announced they
would b. driven across the sacramen-
To river into Yulo county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
Curious Banking
System for
Sonora
In Lieu of Cash Organizers
will Give Mortgages Oh
Lands. Meantime Sonora
Officer Deoamps with
Funds.

lBy Lcasec wisc ,o Evening Herald. J
Aqua Priota. Mexico, March g.
Consiitutionalist officials announced
today that organization Is under way
.ol scmi-ofrclal bankins institution
in Sonorn state which viii be founded
along unusual lines ln Wow Of the
lack uf actual money capital carA
aockholdcr viii contribute mprtgaEcs
upon his lands.
u was said that the capital stock .u
this way would uegrogato $4,000. 900
gold II is expected that other stnics
under the constitutional influence pf
the Insurgents viii adopt similar
plans of raising funds Many ofu-
rials of tho sonora state and nation
al conaifutiounust government all
ready have agreed to become stock
holders
After the mnk is established with
tho morigusei properly as capital g.
ls planned to issue paper currcncylt II
is expected that I'm ;his way the i'm
surgeut state government may hc ae-
sisted hy loans aud o. more equal cy-
change established ~ the stat" fiat
money which m1y become inter
chanronhic for the bank's currency
The Institution viii Doc established
ot itcrmosllo thc state capital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

she cried "dre"
The clerk, Jaoa Roisinscr. and the
night telephone operator. Norman
Roe. began awakening the guests.
Roe rang the telephones in sS
sleeping rooms.
Meanwhile fire alarm had been
turned Ia, presumably by the night
watchman of the Boatmen's bank
Additional alarms were sounded
and apparatus was rushed To the
scene from all parts of the city. when
tho firemeu arrived men were jump
ing from Windows In their night cloth
ing. others were clinging TO the win
dow sills around which smoke was
pouring, and others were climbing
down fire escapes. Some were max
Ing ropes out OF sheets preparatory
"a lowering themselves from the win
doWs.
Flames bursting through third story
windows cut on the guests from the
fre escape az the third fioor ana as
streams OF water were turnod on the
are escape "a the third floor ana -
tho nrcmen called out encouraging
words. several persons descended
through the streams TO safety. Amer
the fre had been burning an hour,
the wall on the Fourth street side col
lapsed from the fourth flo0r up.
Firemen fell back to the wall of "A
building al the opposite side Of the
street and thus escaped the falling
bricks. One Greman, however, WAS
struck by q brick. His leg was broken.
Assistant Fire chief Rucker said he
heard three explosions AS he reached
the burning building. At the first me
theory WAS advanced that the ox-
ploslons we're the work OF safehlowers
who had tried 10 rob the bank. Later
Il was suggested that what seemed 20
be the sound OF explosions was the
dropping Of elevators 60 tho basement.
Tho known Dead Follow;
L. A. RUFF ~. Louis buyer for a
wholesale hardware company
A. ]. q. DEGAARD, 81 Louis sales
agent railway supply company.
EDWIN G. KESsLER. 81 louis
cashier wire company, killed In leap
from sixth floor
JOHN NJ. RICKEY. Chicago. treas
urer and auditor Ford Manufacturers
company. 81 Paul.
JAMES d. RILEY, contractor of
ST. Louis
WILLIAM ERD, East 81. Louis. M
The iniurcG Ioilow;
THEODORE LEVI, Louisville, KY.
salesman. both lees injured and left
foot crushed.
q. NJ. SCOTT. 81 Louis. left hin
fractnred Internal injuries
HEK - WILLIAMS eaIaan,nu iaff
lex frneiurcd; internal injuries; SER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
MexicansHeld
Violations of
Neutrality
Prominent Diplomatic Off
cials in El PasO Charged
with Organizing Filibuster.
ing Expeditions.

lny Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J
El paso Tex. March IA warrant
chargug NJ. g. nicbold. inspector of
M,Xican consu.atcs. Senior de la s.er-
ra Mcxican consul hcre, and two 9TH
rrs with organizing nibustering ex-
p'dtions on American soil was sworn
out todsy by agents OF the depart
mcut of Justice.
a. fhr consulate when the officers
.arrN.a with tho warrant they found
The drDudauts in confercnce with
their attorneys and a long delay en-
sued Tho lawyers contcndcd that
it would Dee Illegal to make the ar
rosts in Tho consulate and finally it
WAS agreed thnt the defendants
should come voluntarily before UtAt-
od Statcs Commissioner oliver and
surrender themselves
Tho warrant Was sworn ont hy D..
A. Eiauford special agent OFT the de-
plrtmont of Justice before Gcorgc
p oIver United St1fcs commission
er Tho prisoners win hc admitted
tp hail which probably win De- 81 900
iu each casc
q is chnrged in tha warrants that
tha dofaudauiH conspired io Violate
the neutrality laws ~ tho United
states. and that they have recruited
l number ~ MoXionnH who had
.uErccd to join thr federal general.
.Cnrnvco at pcdras Nogrnss. and
were given tickets base saturday from
Fl pHso to Eaple Pass. across the
Rio Grando from piedras Nerras
The recruits had tho tickets in their
possession lasi SATURDAY. whom thoy
were arrested 1t the union station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
LISTS or THE DEAD.
INJURED AND MISSING


[Iiy LEASED Wire TO Evening Herald
81. Louis. March g.-siN are xnown
TO be dead. 20 or "a are unaccountcd
Tor and il h feared have nerished. and
about 20 are injured as result OF a
IRE that destroyed the seven story
building occupied By the Missouri Attn
lctir club today. The loss Is estimated
at more than Ss50.0oO.
The lire. which broke out about .
o'clock this morning, WAS still burn
ing al noon. and Fire Chief Swinglcy
said Il would be unsafe to send any
one into the ruins 10 search Tor the
missing until tonight or tomorrow.
The building was owned by the Boat
mems oank. which occupied part OF
the first fioor. The bank opened tenn
pornry quarters this morning IN a
building four blocks away
In the vaults Of tie burned buildins.
bank officials said, are st,24e,000 Ia
currency and $4,000 IN coin. This rs
believed To be intact. The building
Vas fully covered by insurance. The
loss 20 adloiniQg buildings ls esti-
mated az $4,000
Uncertainty as 10 the number OF
men In the building when the nre
broke out made II difficult Co deter
mine the exact numDer oi missing.
Jack RelslBEcr, nisht clerk az the
club. said as club members had rooms
there and thar the registration of
guests brought the total number at the
club for the night "a 20. Whether
an Of the regular guests we're In their
rooms when the iro broke out is not
known. The cause Of the fire In not
known.
Believed to Slave Iicen Explosion.
Assistant Fire Chief Ruckcr said
he found the lloor about the desH OF
the clerk caved In, bus that an ad-
joining part OF the fioor seemed to
have been blown upward, indicating
that the fire was due 60 an explosion.
A fireman who climbed hre escape
OF the building six hours after tae IRE
Was discovered found the blaze siili
burning on the nth and seventh floors
aud that whole lntcteor caVed In.
stnItci on Third IIo0r.
The fre IL believed Co have started
on tho third 1oor of the buildins.
which was occupied By the dining
room. on this foor one man WAS
found dead The hre was discovered
by an unidenliflcd woman. who Was
waiting with her escort for a taxicab.
Looking out of tho window Of the
club house she saw the reflection OF
the flames IN platcgiaFs window
ACROSS the street Rushing 10 me
clerk of the Missouri Athletic club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
Governor of Texas, After Talk
with Ranger Captain, An
nounoes that Body was
Brought to Border.
IDENTITY OF BEARERS
REMAINS A QUESTION
President Wilson Tells Callers
European Situation with
Regard to Mexico Remains
Unchanged.

lBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]
. larodo Tex. March 9-The .
= Identity OF tho persons who en- =
. tered Mexico aud recovered the .
. body OF Ciemente Vcrgara sun .
. dny morning, was still unknown .
. here today. hut two circum- .
. stances about them were declar- .
. cd apparent from the mass OF .
= reports on the exploit. They .
= were Texans, or most OF them .
y were. according to all reports .
. available and the Texas rangers. .
= The state border police did not .
y cross the border. .
. The report that the rangers .
. crossed the border WIS based on .
= one incident only. according 10 .
= all Information 80 far available .
. That incident was the Telegram .
. ot Ranger Captain Sanders 70 .
= Governor Coiquitt that he had .
. proceeded to IildalRo. Mexico" .
. Captain Sanders afterward de- .
. MED this was Intended to mean .
= hr had crossed the border He .
. maintains that neither he nor .
. uny of his men entered Mexico. .
. Efforts were continued today To .
. induce him to break his silence .
= which has continued since his =
= explanation 10 the governor last =
. night ana explanation in mis- .
= Telegram. o
= Efforts 20 find other basis for .
. the alleged reported crossing of .
= the rangers were unsuccessful .
. ana these attempts brought FUR =
. ther assertions that no rangers .
= were Involved IN the incurslnn. .
. . . . q . . Q . Q Q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J


Sacramento. tul.. March % Three
hundred deputy shcrns armed with
pick handles fought with double that
number of lndusriul Workers OF tho
World armed with clubs in an att
tempt today TO drive "Gcnerar Kel-
ly's army of unemployed on the
southern Pacific right of way "A
score of men received injuries before
tho campers were routed,
When driven from the Held thc In
dustrial Workers took up th, cp
"un to the capitol" and started fpr
the state house, city and county Of
nrinls appealed Go Govcrnor johnson
TO call out al available state troops
to handle the riot
The clash at the southern Pacific
grounds followed the arrest of Gen
eral" Kelly and cightosn uf his suh-
ordinate officers. who we're Jailed on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

Waco. Tex. March 9.--fhe EXPORT
ers and traders warehouse. contain
ing 00O huies of cotton valued wt
100000 caught fire late today and
a high gale spread the thames Co the
entire warehouse ana platforms, la
den with cotton.
THE fire was reported under cun-
trol at sac o'cloci with the loss es-
tlmnted al S5OO. GOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
NURSE sTARvEs
HERSELF TO DEATH

fuy leased Wire 20 rsVeniRe Herald. ]
. Grand junction. Colo. March =
. a.--Mrs. Clara y. Carter .
. nurse died in hospital here .
. earlg to-day. Mrs. Carter enter .
. ed the hospital about two weeks =
. ago. announcing that she was =
= about 10 die. Physicians pro- .
. nounccd her in perfect health. .
. She refused All nourishment and .
. spent her time in making artif- y
= clai flowers Tor her grave and =
. planning her funeral. Death ~ .
= believed 20 have been caused hy .
= starvation .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
35 DEAD IN SAINT
LOUIS DISASTER
iuus.
y. G. HOLMES.
MCCONNELL. MISS.

- - AA'fAah ial"s
MCCONNELL. MISS.
l. l.. LEONARD. lawyer: Jumped
ribs fractured. feet crushed: hurt in
tcrnally
LEE WOLF. merchant at Carruth-
ersvillc, Mo. contusions and possible
fracture Of spine in fan from second
iloor Of nre escape.
DAVID BLUM. purchasing agent for
department store. right foot fractured
Ia fan from improvised fire ESCAPE
he made Of sheets.
4. D. HARMED. Chicago. superin-
tcndent OF an electrical supply com
pany. right arm and ankle fractured
IN jumping from sixth floor.
EDWARD r, KAUB. Chicago, sales
man; abrasions and contusions on
right hand and left knee. rescued by
iireniea who found him clinRing TO
sixth floor window sill.
WILLIAM kOERNER, housoman
at Missouri Athletic club. both feet
fractured IN jumping from sixth noor
to roof Of four story building
r. w. WILLIAMS. New York; hands
burned and head bruised.
r. G, LITTLE, Chicago: knee
wrenched
LEE WALSH
CHARLES SCHIMEI.. Chicago.
both legs broken and internally in
iured In leap from sixth floor.
JOHN DWYER. engine company
No. 6 right leg fractured caught un-
der failing wall.
The List of Missing
JAMES McGtNNlS, auyer for large
81. Louis department store.
ALLEN DOW, buyer for large 81.
Louis department store.
BERT CROUCH, sales manager
Western Electric company, 81 Louis.
ALLEN HANCOCK. typewriter
salesman.
WILLIAM r.. BECKER, president
OF q paint company.
JOHN RETz. president Of plumb
ing company.
WILLIAM a. KINzER, president OF
a construction company.
THOMAS r.. SHYNE. Syracuse, y,
Y. Underwood typewriter company.
WILLIAM SHIELDS. president
lyle company.
GEORGE CARENER. president Of
commission company.
DEAN WEATHERLN salesman
wholcsalc drygOods company
THOMAS WRIGHT secretary of
the Apollo club.
WILLIAM ERD, real estate dealer
East II. Louis. IN,
J. H. HAEHNLEN
MARK HANNAH president -,
Louis retail store.
j. T.. CHESIEY
l.. A. TiLLEY.
L. Il. RUSS.
q. =. SMITH.
W. a. HUNICKE.
u. r.. FiTZGERALD, sales manager
Pierce OH corporation, springfield Mo.
MARSHALL BIER, local fur dealer
J. r. CHAsNOFF OF 81 Joseph,
No. advertising manager for the 81.
Louis Republic.
FRANK W. ALBRIGHT travelling
salesman.
HOBY GREEN, Horrin, III.
-- JENNINGS, non resident MEM
Der Of Missouri Athletic club.
-McKENNA.
-BURGESs.
r. W. WILLIAMS. ST. Louis.
NORMAN HANCOCK. 81. Louis.
JOHN j. RATZ. president local
plumbing company.
--- WOLFSONN.
A. T. RANNUs, Mount vernon, w.
The man listed as unidentified IN
the among the dead may he William
y. Erd OF East st Louis. lll Let
ters In the clothing were addressed 70
Mr. Frd. The body also was identified
ne thar Of Allen Hancock OF -. Louis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
HOUSE

Chairman rlongh ~ the
Northern Pacific urged commerce
committee 60 avoid hasiy lesisla-
tion for federal control ol rail-
road securities
insulur Affairs committee con-
tinuod consideration uf Porto
Rico eoycrumuni bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
LAS VEGAS WINS IN
LAND GRANT SUIT

lBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald I
. Washington March q Tho =
= contest between George ~ =
= Priest and associates on one side =
= end the city Of Las VEGAS y AZ .
= on the other ovcF title Co a por- .
= tiun 90 the so-cailod las VEGAS .
= land grant was decided today by =
= the supreme court in favor Of =
= the eliy =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
TODAY IN CONGRESS

aifN hN NfiNNs
Senator Fall of NeW Mexico
made long speech assailire tho
administrations Mexican policy
aud charging that more than one
hundred Americans and other
foreigners hnvc hcen killed or
outraged during the revolutions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
MILLIONS IN CASH BURIED IN
VAULTS OF BOATMAN'S BANK

Relieved that all of CHASTITY List of Missing Buried in
Blazing Ruins Origin of the Fire Remains Mystery
Although numerous Explosions were Heard Building
Crowded with Members and Out of Town Guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

-. Louis. March 9.-The intercol-
loglnte track meet. which WAS 20 have
been held here next saturday nighl
under the auspices OF the Missouri
Athletic club. was called on by oih'
cials Of the club this afternoon. The
swimming meet between .ho chicago
Athletic association and the Missouri
Athletic club scheduled for Nhicug"
March 10, also WAS called on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN
CAUGHT LIKE RATS IN TRAP
IN AWFUL CAT TASTROPHE

Missouri Athletic Club Total Ruin From Fire Which
Spreads Through Whole Building in Twinkng of
Eye Windows Shed Terrified Inmates Like Hail to
Death and Injury on Sidewalks Below.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
CoIQUITT ISSUES
AN OFFICIAL, STATEMENT

Austin, Tex. March g.-Toxas rang-
crs did not GROSS the Mexican border
nor participate Ia the expedition by
which cgrnente Vergnrn's Oody was
eeretiy eXhumed from The Hidalgo.
MeNleo, cemetery and deposited hy
persons as set unidentified on the
Texas side of the Rio grande before
daylight sunday morninp. according
to the official version Of The Vergara
Incident from state capitol sources to-
day
a. is claimed that this version was
borne oui by dispatches from Lar
edo, TcSas, the nearest point Ca Hi-
dalsn where investigation could DO
made and transmitted by wire.
t.ast nishts statement that rangers
recovered the body wis based on tho
ioil"Nins telegram from Ranger CAPE
Gain } j. Sanders.
- proceeded Co Hidaigo. Mexiro.
obtained 0udy oi Nergaw. Have it
hvf,."
Th, telegram was dated Laredo but
ihr word here indicated the point
above Laredo on tho Rio Gmnde
whore Ncrgsfa made his home
state officials accepted the teic-
HA"NNt tIH NN'H NitNn AANN sNNNfAH ahNAtNH
ly entered Mexico Governor Coiuuitt
wired sanders for details early to-day
and fter tnlNing to the ranger cap-
tain over the Ions distance telephone
gave out the following statement
statement IS Coiquitt.
'tapialu sanders commanding
cumUuus e. of the Texas rangers at
Laredo. advised me by telegraph that
hs had recovered The body uf Yergara
} wired him for fuii particulars. lie
advises mo that he DID net go into
MeNicu at all out WAS informed that
che body ~ Vcrgara would be denv-
cred on the Texas side of the river az
.n place named az $3.50 o'clock SUNDAY
morning whore ho found u, As 90
who brought b. across the river he
does not know. He had no assistance
in this transaction except from the
family and relatives ~ Norsara. who
iully Identified the body"
Tho governor said today he did 1oi
know whether he would have a
further statement 10 make until he
could set additional facts. He de-
ellreu unogulNocally last night when
it was siiu believed az Austin that
rangers had crossed the border. that
he had not ISSUED specific instructions
Tor them to cross.
The persons who exhumed the body
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tcon'inueI On Page TwoJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

TODAY's NEWS ToDAY-You get
h IN the HERALD. EIny cents
month or IS cents week delivered
at your door; ATTY cents by mail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-23
Citizen LABOR
SUGGESTION At
AID CLUB LUNCH

Called uppn for q talk on the pro-
posal of q local movement to secure
an order from Washington by which
none hut citizen labor should be used
on federal construction work In Ha,
wall, L. A. Thhrston suggested at the
Ad Club luncheon today that the Ad
Club and the Chamber of Commerce.
confer on the subject. He spoke OF
talk with q representative here OF
the federal government, who made
plain that the regulations and war de-
partment rulings prevent any such
restriction now. There Is possibility
seen Of securing q modification of the
ruling SO that some Of the prospec-
tive million dollars worth of work
coming on locally may be let with the
citizen labor restriction. s....
Today's meeting of the AID club was
q lively one, what with the addresses
by mayoralty candidates and others.
Chairman Riggs OF the membership
committee reported present member
ship OF 603 Postmaster William F.
Young was present and bis application
was read. He was Immediately called
on for q speech. but gracefully ex-
cused himself, promising to be pre-
pared next time. He was given three
Justly cheers. Senator II. 3. Penhallow
of Mani. another visitor, was called on
and when he got on the chair TO speak
he began thus: Mr. President. mem
bers Of the AID club, and those who
ought to be members of whom am
one.
President Harrington stopped the
speech right there and somebody cali
ed out. Move he be elected by aecIa-
nation and while the senator from
Maui was still in the chair the Adl
club put him through with q rush
He reiterated Maui's hearty invita-
ton to attend the next civic conven-
ton, which Is to be- lfeId at WaiIuku.
that Maui win live up to its
reputation of giving visitors good
time