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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
Chicago TRIBUNE
REPRESENTATIVE
HERE AFTER DATA
Henry 7. Reilly, Special Writer
for Big Eastern Daily, to
Tour the Pacific

Detailed bg TIRE Chicago Tribune on
. Years tEHE oT the Orient IN that
FEbE5catJ01s e1deaFUr 10 impress I'D
On the minds Of its thousands Of read
s-s that the United States Is > Psef-
flc power, and that the questions
which arise IN the Pacific are of vital
Importance To the nation, Tsenry z.
Reilly. feature writer and special eur-
respondent for the big eastern caf5y.
l. . TSs5for IN Horn9EHu On 1hs first
leg oF the journey Eb5sb viii take him
10 New ZszAzlE. Australia Japan. ChE-
L. Korea and the Philippines
The Tribune realizes that Il Il
Necessary that the people CT the
United States must um5eTgzaRr these
Questions. what has Ez5e E1e7 ezss-
IsolS and EGg they ara qzeSzS0zs.
said Mr. Reilly this D0-EE Ii
hopes TO Overco-e the present pre-
ysiBEng belief that tlse queszi0zs a,F the
Pacific are independent Issues "
in answer 70 ; query Is to EBE7 What
part HzEEzI & 10 play IN tae En6sr-
taking Of LIS paper. M Reilly sad
that the things Wh5r5 a. present III
EEres7s,d him hare EEs 1hz CONNER
siz7 siEzz75pr- The effect cf TIE re-
1oEz1 Of the s8gaT tariff Fne shipping
Eaws and the eHazac7 Of the different
ls150zaz51zeS. ...>
J.. = an no EZal5hiz5. bOEeTer-~ he
sz5E This Is nF foz-zh trip II these
Eszzz5s- -..
SE1os his arrival u HooQauEz- Mr..
Reilly has had interviews Tz1a . rzz-
bsT Of E1scssa peCsozsEes Thzs Ewn-
ing he expressed Z wish that he might
Te-Efz BozgsE. t7Et said shEz the press
cf his wOrf 6s-zl6a5 his early Ee-
EErrzTs for EhR OE5EaL He VIE Leave
Ep1o84la On The M0-EoE5a- Mr. Reilly
Plans 10 write Is n g8es zS0zE. and
doubtless LIS zrTc8es WI cm71ai1
EzBea Fnfrr-sz5nn cF En7srsS1 10 The,
Ee,CRa% Of H6snGauHg ana fire rE-Xftnr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
OF
PUBLIC UTILITIES
AGANQUEsTIONED
Gas Company Cites Fact That
Congress Fixes Rates as
Reason for Stand

As set forth in . cpmznulicatson re
Ceived Saturday afternoon By the pub
iic utilities commission, the Honolulu
Gas Company. throogh its secretary
Alfred L Castle. has raised the qRes
t5o1 that as its rates have been fixed
hg an act of Congress. the commits
sion has 10 power To regulate them,
According 70 = statement made TINS
morning bF z A M0Et-Smifh, chair
uzn Of the commission. th5s Issue On
the part OF the gas company long has
teea expected by the former oTgzliLa-
tioa -.
. Mr. Castles c0mTmuicatSo1 TO the
commission Is. In part as follows
We DO not exactly understand
EoGT earlier letter GFesEEaTT 114- We
Rave no fares and CUR rates are liked
ey an act Of Congress II yoI 6esire
information for the purpose Of reg1-
1ating these rates. TIE commission
clearly has no authority X g0u wish
Is matter Of courtesy. Tor Us - II
form yO1, ne viii do SO With the nj
most pleasure" 4
Tie letter referred to IN The gas
- A4AcA
EE5-zs1 70 tie company bT tie ooz-
mission asking that Il be furnishes
with the rates, fares and e3assif5casSon
of s7ch- as used In the utility part of
The e'olPanES business
. This Issue O the part Of the gas
company brings uP Act 135 Of 1Ae
session Ekzs- said Chairman Mott
Smith tie gas company beng
among those cuacEos enumerated N
The sr1 THIS raises the question as
10 whether the cn1-5ssSc1 has An
5hoE51y 10 tEx rhe5r rates o. To REE-
c&ss z1T co1f-Oa oTs- then This
PcEg L rested N tbe SgPEia1sl5e-7
q pgS15c works
Tks Chairman pointed ont that the
FEzsssgs cf Act 7B5 ny Congress VIII
IEsZsfs- 1he GE1Ess low performed by
The superintendent Of public works
E16F- EAs gas co-qE-Ts Franchise 10
Tha F1hl5c Utilities eggZUfsssua- THIS
far h8Esss-. Il appears clear thai the
egz-Ess5o2 has oCtAilg 70 do with
ssgzsEL1g the c0zFaaF's rates The
Commission EztEols securing Z egyF
CT GtR e0zRFzRF-s frznehisR and look
ING into EAe matter more th0EgGghlF-
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FEDERAL JOB CAUSE
OF MANY SIDED FIGHT
AMONG THE DEMOCRATS

Many angles. acute, obtuse and
otherwise. are developing In the Dem
ocratic fight for the postmastership
of Honolulu.
Edward M. Watson. whose close
friend in the United States senate,
John Sharp Williams OF Mississippi-
las recommended to President VIII
son a candidate for the Office, said
this morning that he has no i.ea what
the name of Williams choice is. He
said IL is possible that Judge A. A
Wilder called on Senator Williams
and that the suggestion as 20 this un
known candidate came from Judge
Wilder. Mr.. Watson gives no indica.
tion as to whether he has favored
anyone definitely for the pace
though. he intimates that ne has moi
indorsed either Paeheco or Barron.
One of the well-authenticated stories
floating around in Democratic circles
this morning is that "Soap-box" Bar
ron is going to Washington as fast as
boat and train will get him there, and
that he intends to leave on the Homo
(Cnntipued on mage fourl
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News Of q petition bearing the sig
natures of $50 Democrats. calling for
the resignation Of L N Whftekoase.
city and county engineer, and de-
manding The reinstatement Of Thomas
T. Kennedy. road oVerSeeT. who was
Obliged to resign asfew days ago.
reached the supervisors yesterday and
vas discussed by them at their can
Gus
Declaring that IL the supervisors
fan TO acquiesce 70 their demands
they viii work fCy their defeat at ne
.rext election. the petitioners give
their reasons why Wkfteh0use should
be let out and Why kennedy should
be retained In addition to she fact
that the engineer Is Republican.
they say he has not managed his de-
Eartment cnmpetentlY. and they make
II plain that IN their opinion Kennedy
was . valuable road oFerseer and did
not deserve the action taken against
him
Supervisor Samuel Hardesty. who
fContinued On page eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
Byc. s. ALBERT

Especial star Bulletin Correspondencel
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 20
The case OF Manuel G. Pacheco, select
ed TO be postmaster at Honolulu fur
nishes a forcible modern illustration
OF the unexpected interruption likely
TO occur when the cup is on the point
OF being drained, but is prevented by
the disagreeable slip. This little story
will form hereafter the establishment
for pointing many morals and adorn-
ing numerous tales.
The nomination Of Mr.. Pacheco was
made out at the White house in due
form. The executive secretary's car
riage was waiting outside, in readiness
for conveying him and the batch OF
amendments TO the senate. He had
his hat and overcoat on and the bun.
Ole OF papers in his pocket.
The telephone bell merrily tnkled.
PostmasteBgeneral lBurleson hastily
requested that the nomination be held
up. He offered no explanation. He
insisted that the name be eliminated,
but did net promise that 1t would be
ready at any specified future date.
The secretary took a blunt blue
pencil and marked out all trace OF
Mr.. Pacheco's name. The lists went
10 the senate, and we're made public
IN that form, with the big. blue line
cutting deep into the thin paper
A curious man at the capitol exam
ined all the lists received there, seek
ing TO untangie the identity of the
one eliminated. BY pouring few
drops Of alcohol on the blue mark he
finally made out the word Honolulu
AS the name stricken out occurred In
the chapter devoted to postmasters
the remainder Of the task was easy.
White House In Ignorance.
II was speedily ascertained thai
Manuel c. Pacheco was in the selec
fion for the territorial capitai. Imme
diate inquiries at the White house de
veioped the fact that nothing wa'
known there as to the reasons for thu
postmastergeneral's urgent request.
Officials at the postoffce department
were inclined TO be reticent, but frank
w admitted that violent protest hat
been received. protesting against thu
appointment of Mr.. Pacheco. The pro
test was of sufficient gravity to de
mand thorough investigation. Th'
name was held uD to conduct an In
quiry. II was said that the retention
Of Mr.. Pacheco as the selection 70
postmaster would depend on the re
suit Of the Investigation. An adyers'
report would mean his elimination
from the race IT was said that tn
precise nature OF the charges wouli
not be disclosed pending the inquir.
ordered.
Within three hours after the nam
OF Mr.. Parheco was erased from tn
list Of nominations Senator Joh
Sharp Williams, the great friend Q
Edward NJ. Watson, hastened to tn
White house and submitted q recon
.ruendation for postmaster at Homo
lulu. The name submitted was ne
that Of Mr.. Paeheeo.
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DR.A.P.WILDER
TO BE VISITOR
FOR few DAYS
Retiring Consul general oil
Shanghai Expected Tomor-
roW-Received H0norS

Dr.. Amos P. Wilder. retiring consul
general for the United States al
Shanghai and one Of the best known
and most efficient men in the Ameri-
can consular service, is expected TO
arrive in HoaoRulU ON the Hongkong
Msrn toEDorTOW and stop cFer here for
several days He was originally book
cd. according to news from the Orient
for the Shinyo Maru. which Is due 10
arrive On March :. but later wire
less advises Indicate that he Is pas
senger On the HoaEkonS Maru-
Dr.. Wilder has heen stationed in
China since 1895. going cut TO Hong
kong as cons1l-sezerzl and later re-
moving TO Shanghai. where the con-
salzte-genersl has been established
since 1858. He has been IN Ho1o8ulu
several times on trIRs to and from his
post of duty and has number of &C
0Gzintances n this city. ID Is under
stood that his health Is rather poor
az present and On that account Il Is
not likely that he viii be exte1sivear
entertained during his stay here. al
though he may be asked 10 sneak be-
fore So-e oE the aocal organizations
A former nR=sqzpsT-z1- gifted e6i-
tcr5aI writer and s41dslt of men ant
affairs. D-. Wider has been unusually
successful IN American coosliar ssrT-
ice IN China thrUlEh several 1rUubsoEs
periods Before his departure frnl
Shanghai few days ago he was the
gEssS Of honor II farewell reception
where Wzs exprssse6 % him the high
regard IA which he Is held IA the Orr
sa1 and the general regret Al his 1saE-
hzE .. -
Al this reee175Qz large number
of members q the WUrSS-s Chinese
SSR9ezss' Federation and their friends
assembled In The federation roorss
D-- va Ting FRRE PRESIDED and many
prominent Chinese AMI AZe-5fSus
we're present According 20 = news
paper report Doctor We praised Doc
tor Wider highly and expressed deep
TeEres that he vas having China ...
SeEs-sa other speeches were made
End Doctor Wider Vas F-ese-ses with
4 SILVER cZD IN 1akeE o9 the Epn5 wisf-
es Of the fs5s-a15az- Doctor WT5ss-FsI
z1Fc-EEl talk wZs Cu the Enc oE TREAD
II advice % China AMI her yuGzg ez15-
Es-s Ill., -.
Thomas SR--acSl e,uzsEa- -sgsnsrag nj
fokcAx-2- Srcoee5s Dcc7sT wI5se-.
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Team Leaves for Mainland To-
morrow on Steamer
Hon0luIan
LANG AkANA AND LAI
TIN WILL STAY HOME
But A. Akana and New Ma
terial viii Bring 1t Up to
Standard
y = = = \ = = = = \ =
CHINESE PLAYERS WHO
WILL MAKE THE TRIP

= Sam Hop. manager. Kan Tin, 4
y captain and catcher: Apau Kau, 4
@F. Robinson. A Robinson and 4
= Kekoa- pitchers: Hung Chong. I
= lst base; A Akana, ID base: 4
: Markham. I'd base: Tan Lo. left 4
= field; I'm Sue. center field: Ping 4
= Kong. right field: ". apau. or 4
y C. Moriyama, utility :
= OF the pitchers Apan is first Z
= class fIrSt baseman. and q good I
= sticker. Kekoa can play second 4
= or third. and Foster Roosnson Is .
= good oHtfielder. 4
49, y - 4
The Chinese baseball team. minus
only two os its members. and strength
ened BY the addition Of several first
class men from the Chinese Juniors
will leave for the coast tomorrow in
the Honosulan. Fourteen men. includ
ing Manager Sam Hop. win make the
trip. and this will mean hard work and
plenty Of il for the players as the
schedule Is a heavy one. calling for al
most a game a day throughout the
entire season For road club tn
play so many games is severe test,
but the Chinese are old campaigners,
and all are in the best physical con,
dition to stand the grind With aver.
age good luck they should pull through
in good style
Lang Aksna- left fielder. and Lai
Tin. third haseman. are two OF the
regulars Who viii be left behind. the
former on account OF personal reasons.
fContinped IN mage threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
New York In Throes of Worst
Blizzard Since Famous 1888
TAEzorlafed Preas C.ableI

YORK. ~ Mar .
Of aoeccs
ortone
blizzard e city The Suffering te
TFae crippled both hes.ss Of the hssy dss snos ..1 1
cc1
milk famine
unable 70 10 u
niHi0n dollars t1's
appears
shippns
coss 5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
WILSON URGES UNITED STATES
USE CONTROL; VILLA STILL
HAGGLES Over BENTON'S BODY
Suspicion Arises That Rebel Leader Wishes Delay Until No
Medical Examination Can Be Made - American Citizen,
Bauch Believed To Have Been Killed as Spy

WASHINGTON 2With exeterent In Eur0ps
o told country
adnstrstior k
administration
called the United
said ssbsance, h viii
be unneeesssry.-
CHIHUAHUA, Mex March 2T housh the United States m,ng
6ener1I
gave
in
people
the effect
bc1y
Is
mar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
Several TILTS
ENLIVEN BERT
BOWER trial

FBT4hsr Testimony IN sza5sza#zsss
the EoTsT--sz7ss zllezz.SGz cf i57srss
relations between George. A BeT1
Bower and Victoria Mo--eEso1 WzS il
Srodvres By L s District 4tso-1sE
Jeff MeCarz this -0-nE8zs T. the trial
Of Bower In federal enzTr 9a = stat
B7nrF charge .. ..-
TaeTe ERre also several tits he
tTssl opposing eGElssl II TIE al
ss1P1s q A1roElsFs z A Dgsthstt and
l. NJ S1rzBS eGszszg for ths seFa1d-
AM u hare poET5nss of the ev55enes
eKe2185ss5 coz technical grounds thsss
resulting N Eerg1kT arEHrzen1s. cur
ing one CT which the E-T wss sE-
EEsa6 These oA5ee15aEs cz-e with
particular f-eaRsleF during The 7astf-
DzF 0f K5osA1 SErssa- q 15-gsz--usl5
fzE2af-Kh77a girl who testified 20 two
sE11npa II zurnEz1E with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
SRRA REACHES
| HIS PORT ON
IHIRCENTENARY
WI Hae Completed tooth
Fund rip Upon Her Return
tdan Francisco

Apr0acitg million miles of voy-
agi1 In th Pacific since going into
omission ahe Oceanic liner Sierra
this horniut completed the first lap
of n Tooth hcnd between San Fran
ciscQand Htplula. when brought TO
a bdih befot 7.3Q. following q fast
run pwn fro San. Francisco.
Cal H. G.10adlette. veteran mar
iRer hd masf Of the Sierra during
the dIire perl thai ii has been on
eratei as ler In the Australian
and bnolulu ade. was accorded a
hearty sreetinsby assembled Homo
lulanswith thekstMTn Of the Sierra
to thdpert toda
TheSierra. 3ich brought but ss
cabin nd Is stazEs passengers. has
now comple4 voyages between
San Rncisco a Sydney VIA Homo
lulu tfits creditwish an additional
so trif betweenshe California port
and Hnollliu a factor On the
Austrian run th4ieETa steamed sp-
proxir1ely sl0.s4 miles Since her
advents q San Francisco Honolulu
ferry lat. the s<Seg Is credited
with hing corali rs. a.eea miles.
hringinehe total So. SO miles
A LAD blue and hIse hammer. de-
SiF1ed ~ Wh1Tl Superintendent
es Asbertson,t las one Of the
SIM Nights thstETeeted Captain
PudleN in cOmlnt to a berth al
M 10.rr l6efayr k.-. .-,,z k..ll -
Vas setbrth that Il Sierra vas
roundintbut . cenAy run TO the
islands, banner bAg p-ominentIy
displayefroIn the otaulc flagstaff.
| The Ia voysgc Of n Sierra as an
Australia naeket wasrompsesed in!
Septembe 1917. The ner was then
laid up San Frankie for some.
months, atil being hcEased and
placed in|eTvice betwA the coast
and Honou. taking thaaaaee Of the.
Mariposa "a .ater the lamedA. In
| April. 19l the Sierra ok ND the
run to tllelands, and fFA that date
the liner ! missed but e VOYAGES.
during Jal and July. 1s1 as which
time the mer was unaru<ng al
teration a ensargment q its cabin
passenger eoulmodatson Gsny new
stateroonskere AZ this tke added
TO the yesss euuiuments Aa S5e-Ts
has been k1re deIsyed dr5nx sha.
several yes service as 4sinsr I'M
the Honoln trade On e<s ocra-'
sion the vea was > victhnD stress
| OF weather
Accordinee Purser Ssuh1 WE.
iiams, the rz would hayss-ozghs
a much lar list Of passeAers 10
the port hafhe travellers q been
delayed IN estheru Califp-s be-
. cause of sees railroad xahozrs.
!. More than tprosDective uass s,EsrS
for Honolulnfled TO reach SaETzn-
cisco In tirnkr connection v the
steamer.
In additiofc the psSsengsr ths
: vessel bring 27s tons Of gta-sI
cargo, includ eight 2utohaOAi
The yessekrOughf 75s sci cgs
late mainlank all Wezths- dbl
! tions are saib have been i6esfc-
a pleasant yee- the little ccmEys
! OF passengerheing entertained
lavish manne.r = series Of sPdk
dinners and -
More than nsSssprers 81
:. been booked IS Francisco in 1 I
5 Sierra, scnedu 10 sail al noon =
4 urday.
,. Preparations under way for
century dinntto BE given in hoad
OF the lVotn ge before the lEaa
, steams for thsnst
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
|. ANGLES DEVELOPED
IN PosToFFIcE ROW

; New name recommended TO
. president for Honolulu postmas-
. tership.
} Watson denies knowledge or
) Senator Williams Choice.
, Democratic territor.a. central
) committee to meet tonight;
; prophecies to-day of action
) against A. A. Wilder for object.
, ing 10 NJ. C. Pacheco.
J Charles ("Soapbox') Barron
. tells Democratic friends he Is go
} ing to Washington tomorrow to
) press own candidacy.
) Dark horse said TO have re.
) ceiyed backing for Office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
LIEUT.. BUMP To
BE RELIEVED Of
GUARD IN MAY

An prser issaa6 by Ebe war depart.
Ezazt u@5er 6z1e oE February n de-
tails Lest WfE5sz c. Whstener. 18th
TaEzz4ry. zs fasrestor szs Instructor
q TIE aatsoa4l Ezars 0t Hawaii. re-
lleTEnE ESeat Ag1hET l. BE1p. also %
ahe 9Th infzatry. REo has scored 4
signal szeress whGEe ae4ziled ~ the
saars Morx- Lfe14ezznt Bunn hAA
SHOWN bizzseH Al ef6eSent officer ana
a ssEe mza and VII be greatly misH
t6 bg ofs1eTx ard men alike when he
Bersrs bis gsars corrections, BoiWIln'
Standing the fart thai Ilentenani Wit
Eener bears the reputation Of belnH
zn egzaEfy able officer
Prior 10 returning 10 bis Fee'gaeHis
SehoSesd barracks. LfeHt~
VII make tox1 - -
gaard soz Dsnses 49, |
aszzz relieved IN
j. beNseraeS -
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Christy Mathewson Turns Down
Fortune to Stick With Giants


league.
definitely
s55oco for three player ard ard ssnsd t -
Mathews0n ysd
the lure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
Gen. Horatio King Is Dead

YORK. " Gen famous Grid usr
politics cisd
His talents and eoasPieooss IN several Nde1 dsg
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02

Much of the, ,s-f.I "a h uses In
the extensive f1xa-,srt AZ The porI
of Apia In Gen So : p7edscted
will pass throl Eo-oluyn IS cargo
in Oceanic lils s,hSr T-sFe REGULAR
calls at Page not far aiStan,
from the Germ ossasx5on
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
Tammany Dealt Body Blow

n y shstt.rsas Tsnrsny
centrsI
rrPszt50a ~
MBrphy cfy elersics
GAddfuonzl paEe tselTs1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02

NE British steamer Earpz1cTs e
nsxE vessel from Australia coal
l- - ARRIVE at HoooszIz far dis
rge. The HarTasgS,e - a. &zVs @n4
Newcastle, y. s ".
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
FIGHT FOR PETOFF|CE JOB
DEVELOPS, MORE IN RACE NOW
Pacheco'S Friends Talk of Z
Counter action against Viii;
der for Making Protest

y 4t++t<*t++++++t =
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fContipned on nage fonrl
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Prom 8. R.s
Matsonia. March 4.
For s. r:
Honolulan. Mch. 3.
From Vancouver;
Mariana. Mch. Is.
For Vancouver;
Makura, Mch. q.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-22
STATE OF MARYLAND
State Roads Commission.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS for building
ONE section of State Highway. As
follows:
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY One
section of road between Annapolis and
South River. about 4 10 miles 10 length.
(Macadam or Gravel, will be received
by the State Roads Commission, al its
offices, 60l Garrett Bldg, Baltimore.
Maryland, until IL NJ. on the 10th day
of February, 1914, at which time and
place they will be publicly 0peEed and
read.
Bids must be made upon the blank
forH contained 10 the book of speciGca-
tiops, which will be furnished by the
Commission upon application and pay
ment of 81 90 for each section. Blue
prints Of each section viii be furn shed
at the rate of 25 cents for each half
mile.
No bids will be received unless ac-
companied by certified check for the
sum of Five Hundred (500) Dollars,
payable to the State ROADS Commis-
sIon.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give bond, and comply with
the Acts of the General Assembly OF
Maryland. respecting contracts,
The Commission reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
BY order of the state Roads Commits
sion this 2lst Gay Of January. 1914.
o. L. WELLER. Chairman.
Vim. l.. MARCY. Secretary.
2t j % "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-22
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE Is HERFBY GlViEN That t-r
~ Subscriber, OF Anne Arundel Counts
hRs obtained from she Orphans Nolrh OF
Anne Arundel County, in Maryland' LetteEt
OF Administration on she perRonal eskst- OF
ELIZABETH II. RTpOuT
late OF Anne Arundel Co. deceaaed. All
persons having claims against she deceased
sre hereby warned taexhfhft she same. VIII
the vouchers thereof 80 the subscrieer on
or before the
iash DAY 0F JULY, 1914
They uaay otherwise. by iaW. he e2e.uav,
from an benefit OF said estate, All ceralIt
Indebted TO said estate sre reanostst .c
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this lstH Gay o.
January. tei4
ELEANOR r. DASHIELl.
us AdmtnistratriN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-22
DANIWL OTDNE


NOTICE IS HFREBY GIVrN. THAI ta,
IN Subscriber, 0f ammo Argloel county.
mas obtained from she Orphans Court Of
Anne Arundel county, iu Mary ylHuu, Let.
ters OF Administration on she pera0uHl
estate OF
HERMAN HoLDEE
late OF Anne Arundel Colnsg. tecbaseu.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased. are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. 60 thr
subscriber on or before thH
18th DAY OF MAY. 1918
They may otherwise. by law. be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate. All persons
indebted 20 said estate are eouested 90
make immediate payment.
Given under my hHnc this lltI day Of
November, 1918.
HELEN HOLDEN,
nI2 Admtuistratrix.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tha
Az Subscriber has obtained from the or.
phans Court OF Anne Arundel county, IN
Maryland Letters Testam entary or the
personal estats OF
SUSAN WRIGHT,
late Of Anne Arundel county, deceased. Al
persons having claimE Egainat the deceased.
are hereby warnsd 70 exhfbl the came, with
the vouchers thereof, 90 tha subscriber, on
or before the
18th DAY OF MARCH. 1914.
Thay may othsFwiEs, by law, be excluded
nom al dement's OF said estate. All persons
indsbted 70 said estats are rsdus~fed q make
immediate payment
Given under my hand gth day Of
September, 1913.
SUSAN MoGOWAN.
80 Admrx., C. g. ..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-01-22

Not since the days Of the State Sen
atorship of Isidor Rsynor. has the
State House resounded with such elo-
quence as fell from the lips Of Mrs.
Jessie Hardy Stubs on behalf Of wo-
mans suffrage. Tuesday night.