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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
Grand Rally

"Oh! yes, Wen rally round the Stand
ard or We'll perish molly there"
Yes, W. will indeed rally, bat not on
a field of battle. The same spirit of
rally will be in the service next Sunday
morning, though, IN our special pro.
gram.
We want you to come and join with
Us in our efforts to make Rally Day all
that it should be.
Beautiful special songs, interesting
recitation, instructive addresses will
entertain YOU.
Remember the time-11 o'clock. at
the Methodist Church.
JOHN BARNETTE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
Unwilling Ceremony

The local camp Woodmen of the
World will unveil W. P. Russell Jr.
Monument at the Oaklawn Cemetery
Sunday October 4th at 3p. IN. Every.
body cordially invited to attend the
service. The address on Woodcraft will
be delivered by Rev. W. L. Childress o.
Roanoke. Visiting soverigns are re.
quested to join with the local camp in
the unwilling ceremony. All Wood.
men are requested to meet at the W. O.
W. hall at p. m.
BY order of the Council Commander,
Sc. CARROLL.
E. E. KlMBALL, Clerk
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERKS FOR
SAID ELECTION ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
SAID ELI

Ward One, Precinct One, Lake
Arthur-Frank Rice, John Clark, Geo,
Bailey, Commissioners; Emanuel Ira.
han Clerk.
Ward One, Precinct Two, ThornWell
LEROY Elliot, arthur BrouSSard, G..
j. Cox, Commissioners; J. L. Doiron,
Clerk.
Ward Two, Precinct One, Jennings
Frank Gabnent, A. F. Derouen, A. E..
Toups, Commissioners; James NJ.
Mercer, Clerk.
Ward Three, Precinct One, Raymond
Henry PreCht, Dugas Guillory, Jas.
Partridge, Commissioners; Oscar Ian.
dry, Jr., Clerk.
Ward Four, Precinct One, Elton
E. S. Hart, Ben Butler, lobe LOgnion,
Commissioners; Theo. Fuselier, Clerk.
| Ward Five, Precinct One, LeBleu-
Sidney Pitre, Tully Ferguson, Julien
Fontenot, Commissioners; D. E. Cole,
Clerk.
Ward Five, Precinct Two, Edna
Harry w. Miller, John Sweeney, c. X.
Mills, Commissioners; Tessie Miller,
Clerk.
Ward Six, Precint One. Welsh; A. E.
Lognion, C. E. Carr, W. B. Gabbert,
Commissioners, W. E. Plauche, Clerk,
Ward Siz, Precinct Two, Roanoke
Jas. Lewis, Josiah Berry, j. A. Robin
son, Commissioners; Arthur Lewis,
Clerk.
Ward Seven, Precinct Two, Ardoin-
j. E, Fontenot, Raymond Fontenot,
Etiene Hardy, Commissioners; S. j.
Arceneaux, Clerk.
| Ward Seven, Precinct Two, Todd
| Alcide Hebert, Jr., r. A, Todd, Isaac
Guillory, Commissioners; Alcee Benoit,
Clerk.
Ward Seven, Precinct Three, Mouton
A. F. Mouton, Vim. Mouton, Billy
Cox, Commissioners; Louis Broussard,
Clerk,
Ward Eight, precinct One, Foreman
Ben Verret, Hubert Landry, Camilien
Gary, Jr., Commissioners; A. B. Verret,
Clerk.
Ward Eight, Precinct Two, Wood
lawn Mack Sharp, Walter Wilcox H.
E, Davis, Commissioners; Theo. Breaux
Clerk,
Ward Nine, Precinct One, Thompson
I-Archille Butler, Adam Butler, John
Hogan, Commissioners; John Hay
Clerk,
Ward Nine, Precinct Two, TopSy-
David Cole, j. NJ, BuSby, B. Nj. Ball
Commissioners: N. M. Busby, Clerk.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
Make a palindrome.

Besides making pHRS, our English
cousins are fond Of composing palm
dromes-that Is, combinations of words
that read the samc backward as for
ward. The most famous palindrome Is
that by Doctor Brewer, supposed to be
the greeting Of Adam to Eve:
Madam. I'm Adam"
In an English magazine discover
some recent attempts of this sort.
which are more ingenious than poetiral:
mo. it is opposed. art sees Trades
opposition"
mo. it's a bar of gold. bad log for
bastion."
Before turning tip the nose in scorn
at them. let the gentle reader try to
improve on them Boston Post
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
RICE MURDERER CAPTURED

Norris Jones was captured at Ham.
let, Texas and brought to Jennings
Wednesday. Jones is charged with
the murder Of Albert Bacon at Rice
on September End.
Sheriff Fuselier was not notified of
the killing until the following morn.
ming when he and his deputies appear.
ed and began a diligent search. A few
DAYS ago he was located in Texas and
his arrest was ordered, and Weines.
day he was brought to Lake Charles
and placed III Jail.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02

Ward Nine, Precinct Three, Peloquin
"A. V. Peloquin, A. B. Mills, Alex
Miller, Commissioners; Homere Pelo'
quin, Clerk.
Thus done and and signed by us
officially at Jennings, La, this 18th
day of Sept. A. D., 1914.
VIM. F. TlETJE.
President.
P. F, FONTENOT.
I.R. PRICE,
Clerk and Ex.offlcio a member of Board
of Supervisors of Election.
Oct. 2.9.16.23,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
MODELLING FARM STUDENTS
The rrnwth Of interest in nrri

The growth Of interest in agri-
cultural education is not spOrad-
&c, but substantial, and there
is every prospect that it will
continue, In the hands Of the
army of young farmers rests
the agricultural pre-eminence Of
America. No other nation in
the world is educating her farm
ers so rapidly and so thorough
ly. The so called menace Of a
shrinking food supply becomes
trivial in the face Of the great
forward movement in training
generations Of efficient farmers.
) Our federal department of agrt-
culture is already the finest in
) the world. Our experiment sta
lions TO longer acknowledge the
Germans as superiOrs, and be-
; tween our agricultural colleges
and those Of other nations COM
Parison is lpaicrQps, since we
outstrip them IN equipment, in
number of teachers and in num-
Der of graduates.
The greatest standing army
upon which the nation can rely
in peace or in war is now being
drilled with plowshare and prun-
; ing knife.-COmtry Gentleman.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
Day Of Prayer

ening service at the Methodist
wall be in accord with the
PTS proclamation that Oct. 4th
'ed as a day OF prayer for
let every one come and partici.
nls important service SPECIAL
lort addresses and prayer will
Fize the service.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
|AW Worlds Record Made

Feek Mr.. j. Ago of Bowie, La,
worlds record for obtaining
AteSt speed in shorthand after a
neip school. Just three weeks
days after entering the Tyler
cial College, Tyler, Texas, with
ng any knowledge of shorthand
aSpeed of $50 words per min.
I've consecutive minutes on new
~ court reporting AMI trans.
anne on typewriter, making a
one hundred per cent.
ehb Williamson Of Cincinnati,
anerly held the worlds record,
VQn It several years ago with
ne Simplified Shorthand in the
numerical College.
vols but nineteen years OF age
ga have a great future before
lIapoFter,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
To Our Subscribers:

S designed to attention (L91
of every subscriber to the JOURNAL ~
in his subscription.
subscription price Of JOURNAL is $lc0 year
payable IN ADVANCE. small We
mail these small
When subscribers promptly scarcely
than paying for the blank and postage
mailing justice should
wait for then have mail
small paying
ags, etc.
We have recently changed the JOURNAL from weekly to
week paper, thus giving two week
This change has added considerable
yet allowed the subscription price the
you will the little yellow label 0
Will note opposite
date which subscription EXPIRED Thus if the
Sept LA, this that subscription
pired Sept. l,l9l4, that 81 90
until l. 1915 If the date reads Sept l. 1918
So 90 pay up until Sept l, 1915, and
1t costs money to newspaper. We hope you
appreciate will your appreciation
just sitting down rentting
the amount you due.
Do not TO you
BELT JOURNAL.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-10-02
Rs TELEPHONE -.
SELL MORE STOCK
~ Board Of Directors
Gd,as Sale 0 { Additional
/ IN Extension Of Service

e to be- If Directors OF the Plant,
We nil ,sope Company met Tuesday
~ a., Of Dr.. John Il. Cooper,
ie, and sm general manager, The
70 iS III. The meeting %ls u .,1aj!eT
Jug i. gf authorizing the sale ol
} everyd . y. /. to make cx,sotton OF the
nany has under consideration
+ erecting ia new exchange in
selse purchasing the Cumber'
O. r,appe, and it is proposed to
,roceeds Of the sale Of addition
Box ~ sm this purpose.
,mtter Of common knowledge
Canberland service is unsaus.
Wv bits patrons in Welsh.
complaints are constantly
. or ade against either the equip
~ he service Of the company
I'D state of affairs has deyet.
TSC6 siderable encouragement for
S Tiers Telephone Company to
4 exchange or Ielse offer to buy
leTland exchange here.
. are many that feel that the
would receive more efficient
\ the change aud it is probable
Cumberland Exchange will be
Or soon by the Planters line.
IiIds ard Of Directors Tuesday auth
Cooper to sell about $4,000
De purchaser OF stock viii
privilege of paying 20 per cent
n. Ck cash and the rest in month
NV lentS,
aterS Company was organized
nd has enjoyed very salts
gnwth,
IL npany started out with $25(
ain while today the plant is
!, LA. bout $4,000. The Planters Tels'
ais composed of home peopla
nv backed by the very best mora,
ilthe community. The sale Of
==s=sss alSto2k will no doubt be readi
iamong people here at home.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
en- BY tiliales.

Sra Sarao, q. 9of., beretteS oerl
25oe Sanior: gpeu Gamblers, u.
O., err tilialgs. StininBen Iom
Mnpor gaar meO paa ais6et. 9pen
aperteres rlt tilialgS / Here al Sta
tens Npiier, % oct opIpieS / oi@ie,
at 9pens Gier og @runoipgQer er
". Y. Goof. Sfiil0c Sonoclen ann
/ 2ons, pil oct blipe isrite @ang /
Noro Gafotas SIitorie, at en- Vu bar
ifiitet &e1iering peO Snlg.
Samnoer2 er b~elilaen0e pan Ell
6drm. irm eieS al Goof, lem @til
ira Sarge. Zen iprang op inaotiige
paa Ell Nat. "a Ct. Edlil6onen
fru0ieoe 6ormen, blep Ser Ell onlogt
Ell Station ser, iont iif Nnunct
S~aun0erS. Strar eitcr bleu ser %
iert 10 Gl%eDatorer, iao en- @rocerp.
tore o. ienere onOre 6orretnin95bDg
Ringer, ian Saunoer3 mt fan ifruOe
al at bape en- geiolfning pao 100
SipIe. "a @runoeu 'orbIep / DIR.
GoofS Sic, blep ban ielpiagt Wapor
al S~aunoers. og ban louer al lace
3ltelen gaa meO pon aiebet til Sen,
lonl blir Gpens nGite Gier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
en- proces ON Nlillioner

Sra Waibington meo6eles Ben
2joe Sanuar, Of Mtisiouri, aonias
Gin & eros@ oneus Sn9 moo re.
Qierinaen Tor en- Sfaoeseritatning
al S62, 1000 900 Tor oens llnolaoelie
al at operorage S%elifa6et 2anb Ian1s
oets 9inie 9ieprcm Oklahoma, en- al
oe n9rmeite Gage oil fomme fore /
Sen ieberale Ssieiteret,
6or6rinsen Onteret liz tilbage til
Gen al HegierinJen oDmuntreoe
aopbpanina al Sernbaner / 1866. -
Get Aar tilbs0 aonlresien liz al giue
a~noenbuer Seftion Snno laiigs Sens
Rilte til sen isrite Scrn6aneIinie, iom
blep bugaet ira Union Taciiic pa.
mems eitliee enoepuntt paa @rPnien
mellem aanias oa Yiisiouri aien.
rern Sen n9rp9renbe Siat Sflohoma
iii 9enniicn, Seras iaainart
2inien bar iPrbis OF Snoianernes
Gienbomsret iii Snnbei uoilettet.
aonias & Noeiba.@ anen. ser iene.
re tit Iapnet Misiouri. aanias &
Yeras. Vanm, panbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
Spor yernbaneulvffe.

Sra Sacfion. Mif.. telearaieres
Sen 266e Sonunr: Sem Menreifer
bIeu brUbt % ct Snes andre mer
eIler miuorc ~nIuorlil fuPiteoe lom
5clge al CT Sammeritso meaem CT
Vosiagerio1 pao Iidli1an Central
@ancu og ct @ooStoe onltrent irc
Wtil uoenior @peu. lllpffcn inotrai
onltrent peo 10 Sioen / sliten.
VaaioacrfoletS @aQo1euogn oa Sen
i%orrcite al VoSianerro0ucn (Nsae.
poglien) blep iul0itGnoi9 iplintreoe
oa iantlIge Va2iaaerer / oeunc en-
ten 6rpbt ener ioarche.
9GgebiGIp bIep / al Nait aiieuot
Ill ~lllpffe5itcoet. Mouge al Sc iii.
lfoOefomnc brootcS iii berpGrenOc
&oipitoIer / Ell al &ognene poo sen
eIeftriife Sn:crurbnnlinie, iom pad
set Steo leber parallel meo ,Sern.
barell.
Eoa @rltno al Wsrfet off Rco'
nin~1snrbeibct Iongiomt Tor iig. od
enbnu TO elmer eiter lllpffcn bopoe
set life IpffeoeS at iod bicraet oae
De Saare0e no al Togrruincrnc
Dc ienL Tom bIeu orpbt paa Tlet
ten. bar YaSiaacrtoaetS 2otomotiu
Isrcr Gal Sobnion ira Sactiom G..
z. 9odronc ira Canning. 5heonore
Scroa9ie ira SSnoSio og :. y. Beef
berui Vuer,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

Furtiattss paa iinite SHE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

HcaieriuNen bar iulioIerti0 life on.
inlot III SiIinlu me0 Seulnn til
EMBELLISHMENTS, loet sem bPuOer.
or Sc onnbanolcoe Strpfninaer al
orig fom / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sic.
Soaen bc6auSIeSes Tor oen ioa
foIotc Court OF Claims. ser imiS
Iertio oemte / Soper al Hesierin9eu.
0cnuc Sicnoelie appclereoeS til
&eieiteret. ser nj ifaI aiilge oen eli
oelioc Conn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
Brand / Nlaniua.

Sra Monilo, Silippincrne, tcie'
oroiereS oen 26oc %anudr: 20 Ere
oieoelc al Ben me Notwithstanding
neobr0notc lag. @rauo'taocn on.
ilaaeS til $250.000.
lloitiaiuqen, iom iful0e UGre Dab
net ! 6ebruar. ifltIoe tiene I'll at pie
Iernes materielle 6renlaorG il0en
oercS GrhperpeIIe ioni omerifnnif De
iiOoelie. nj WonQeI pon 8io pil
oct bliue umuliqt at g%jenopiere @pg-
nin9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

9~etponin1en al OiSie Gal oil icrit
bli rigtig inblpienoe. mar mar ior
set ierite e%rin0rer, at Gcmofraterne
er abiolilt Slertol / beage aonareS
iel$ Suie, og at Erpiioent Wilion
bar gipet anufuSmethooen lit Vl'
ialo. Iette oil nlco andre Orb iige,
at SC % Snoitatsienntorer fan Tor.
cere ct 9opforiIog giennem Senatct.
ser beitaar al SO Weolemmer OF at
oe 1i6 Observation-Disclosures fan
aiere set ianrme / Suiet, Scr teller
43o Me0lcnmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30
Storm paa Deitfviten.

Sra Snu 6rdnciSco t%cIelrnicreS
Sen 250e &nnuor:
Gn polOiom ReQn oQ Ginoitcrm
raieOe / Rot og iodg pna belle apit.
itrpfnin9en ira SpOcaliiornin til Sen
~farabiife @rpnic. Cen ioraarioococ
meleu Sfaoc paa Sfibsiarter. bpor.
inoo ser. iaapiot pioeS, life er
brnot noNen lllpfte pna 0apet. Get
uorme He9n bar lmeltet Green oppe
melIem Sieloene og ioranriaget qar.
ife ipGre Slomne. Sacramento. og
%onauirilo6erne or ladet oncr fine
BREEDER % ouerilommet Sc lapere'
Iiggenoe 9oIitreg
Sra Gan 6rnncisco teIeeroiere3
oen 26oe $onuor: 9tae 6lue %
&asorng. iom ira DISQUALIFICATION
ls6er no / Nnuet poa iorifielige Ste.
Der pda Galiiornins 700 Wil LANCE
anititrGfninq, er operilommeoe
! Nitcn bleu Set ~6efienote on al
rige Self ira 2itei iterft 6eielte
&interopholbsiteo Santd 9ur6aru
aiifnoret ira enbper 6orbiuoelie me0
lloeuuer0enen. Sielac Sen ii0ite
NieoNelclie oeriro too %anSet to
,Soo oubt ouer observation-disclosures
%latiorm. Sem llOgll0uinger BAR
ilin0et SteN pna Soutbern Gaciiic
9anen5 auitlinie on itaniet lra'r
fen iulOitPu0ig. @uen &entura. IS
Vtil isn6enior Snnta 9dr6ara, er
oniaa oueriusnmet og lcIeQraiior.
binoelien nibrliot.
Sislge ct iencre telegram ira Cos
Angeles bar 6lommeu frpuet iem
N~lenreifelip ire WiPn0. Ell auinoe
og Ell ing 0Ht.
&c Sorulptfeoe err en GGica1ofa
pitollit ueo PaUn *. 2. Sapen. Ser
0rlfne0e ! Muropid. en- ihu. Ranfier
2oltis Sores og bans 6uitru. Ser
omfom i 6Iommeu rpr Wontecito ca
en- Ir6eioer ueo Naun Hlco Hoori.
guen. ser 0rutneoe / HRrbeoen al
Whittier. Cen lrge @lt. iom bleu
repet meS al 6lommer / Sos anae-
Iesilooen. bar man er6nu life iauet
iprrst Naonet 0aa.
Zen ouennTunte s. z. Sauen
orufncoe / en- al Noueogaoerne /
9ionrouiG. Ger par ioruanolet til en-
hruienOe. Here 800 opb Strsnl. Ser.
"a ban iegte al pa6e oper @aoen, req
BAN me6 liz.
6lonmen LAGER iii ar bdue uRret
az en- lan9t aluorllgere Haiur. emo De
o~penior glensipne Selearammler al
Der SnStrpf al. % Der piI rimelispis
ipsrges Here ltlnffer.
Gppe / @icrseue bar ilere iopre
Sne. og Soroifreo iunoet SteS. os
mango Sernbanetoe 90 belle Gal.
itrss beiiuoer iis / Jare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-30

&ertil nna oes'orilocn reone$ Sc
notorernc % NeprGieniantcr ira iel
ocnNe Stoter, iom i aIt uTlentIIgt
falI re1nca mleo til Spoen:
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NEW TO-DAY

NOTICE.
The undersigned will not be respon.
sible for any debts contracted in his
name except on his written order.
tSigned) MANUEL MCAEDA, JR.
5S92-St
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii In Pro
bate-At Chambers, No. 1851.
In the Matter of the Estate of How
ard Augustus Parmelee, deceased.
Order of Notice of Petition for AL
lowance of Accounts, Determining
Trust and Distributing the Estate.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
and accounts of Hawaiian Trust Co.
Limited, Executor under the Will and
Of the Estate Of Howard Augustus
Parmelee, deceased, late of Honolulu
Territory of Hawaii, wherein petition
er asks to be allowed $812.93 and
charged with ,$607475, and asks fol
the same be examined and approved
and that a final order be made of Dis
tribution of the remaining property
to the persons thereto entitled and dis
charging petitioner and sureties from
all further responsibility herein:
1t is Ordered, that Monday, the 3rd
day of August, A. D. 1914, at 9 O'Clock
A. M, before the Judge presiding al
Chambers of said Court at his Court
Room in the Judiciary building, in Ho
nolulu. County of Honolulu, be and the
same hereby is appointed the time
and place for nearing said Petition
and Accounts, and that all persons
interested may then and there appear
and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be granted, and
may present evidence as to who are
entitled to the said property.
BY the Court:
JOHN MARCALLINO,
Clerk.
Dated the 9th day of June, 1914.
5S92June 81, July 4, II, Is.
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/, tie, for.get-me-nuf; Mrs. Roendahl,
coloniali Mrs. Deas, folly; r. L.
Hughes. yama yama; Miss Eva Has
tie. Spanish dancer: C. F. Dillingham;.
pilikea: Geo. GonsaIves. yama yama;
Mr. Ely. sailor boy: Mr.. Miller, Koo
Chin; John Kamanuwai, yama yama :
ID. b. Murdoch. Jester; Fl. C..
Brown and wife. old ladies'; Miss
Georgia Purcell, colonial; Miss Meta
Mengler. Indian; Miss wilhelmina
Mengier. hibiscus: Miss NJ. Jordan.
Scotch lassie; H. " Browne, original
creation: Judge Hofgaard, clown:
Miss Mary Bryant, Queen Omar: Miss.
Ella Lee, colonial; Miss Eta Lee.
Spanish dancer: Miss, Ella Lee.
colonial: Misses sPadgett, Indian,
and Norwegian; Miss Gertrude
Macfie, lady OF 1912; Joe Fassoth. COW.
boy; Arthur Bantam, monk: Edward
Deverill. George Washington; Robert
Macfie, sailor boy; Miss Helen Gard.
ner, in pretty original idea: Miss.
Agnes Silva and Miss Schumacher.
mig. as Chinese girls, and so on.
Besides the above, and prominent
members of the Male club not men,
toned, the following were noticed
among the large crowd, some being
cleFerly costumed and others being
wall flowers" Mr.. and Mrs..
sPurvis, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rath. L d.
Timmons, Miss Fursey, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Roder, Miss NJ.
de Lackner. Mrs Haste. n. H. Brodie,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Greig, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. ID. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Alexander. Mrs. Hodge, Miss Addie
Wilmington, Martin Fassoth, Miss
Marie Andersen, Douglas Baldwin, G.
Smith, Mrs. C. B. Hofgaard, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. N. Oliver, Mrs. VIM. Whiting.
ton. Miss J. Wilmington, Miss POr.
ange, E. E. Nahum, Miss ID. Whiting.
ton. F. III Aaser, d. B. Murdoch twho
was cleVerly made up as jester).
Mrs. G. w. Pillar, Mr.. and Mrs. Kruse,
II. Moler, Miss Maile HASTE Garden
Island. zsz
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.lIlEl[EN

Masquerade at Eleele.
The masquerade dance Of the Male
| club at EIeele Saturday evening prov
les of the season. Visitors from neigh
boring towns (including Lihue), who
had not been apprised In advance Of
1.-THE elaborateness of the plans of the
Males for the evening were amazed
at the elegance and beauty Of the
lscheme, and the splendid precision
with which the features of the pro
gram was carried out. -
The Waimea orchestra supplied mu
| Sic. II being seated on a platform
which was deliberately decorated with
green MALE and choice plants. The
yeranda posts and ratings, doors, win
dows and much Of the sidewalks of the
building were also decorated in the
same tasty fashion with MALE. =
Grape juice and punch were on tap
throughout the evening, and about
I'll O'Clock sandwiches, cake, etc, were
served.
Dancing began at o'clock and was
kept up by the merry party until a
late hour.
The eostuming ran largely to yama
yama and clown effects. OF the Lihue
bunch. Misses Puryis, Lottie Jordan
Lulu Weber, s. E. Hannestad. Judge
Dole, Harry. Vincent, E. Mann. Judge
Dickey and Dr. Derby all drifted tc
the yama yama style. F. Morrow and
Mrs. Dean made up classify as Chi
lnese; Mrs. Thurtell was a little cir
again. while Mr.. Thurtell essayed as
Ia clown; Miss Strayne was charming
as a cowgirl, while DR. Glaisyer as
King Omar and Mrs. Gleisyer as a
witch were equally fetching. D. w
Dean made up we'll as George Wash
ington.
The cotuming of those from Koloa
Eleele, Makaweli and Waimea was
much more varied and included mum
Der Of very clever schemes.
W. Eklund, as clown. was easily
the most conspicuous on the floor and
the makeup of the following came in
for special notice and most favorablt
comment: Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Silva, a!
school boy and flower girl, respect
lively; X. Roendahl as French dane
ing master. Carl Bayer as a German
burgomaster. Miss Marion HASTE as
folly" Walter McBryde as clown. G.
Fl. Alspaugh as a German officer. Mr.
Robbins. as clown. and w. G. Pillar
as sugar bags, Miss Blue as a cowgirl
Mr.. Morse as George Washington
Miss Esther Ing. sunflower; Miss
Grace Ing. hibiscus; Miss Mable Has
tie, Grecian affect; Miss Janet Has