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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Gainesville

= ARTERsVILLE, March IA de-
lightful affair of Tuesday after
~ noon was the sewing party given
by Mrs. A. B. Cunyers In honor Of Mrs.
w. NJ McCafferty. Those invited 10
meet Mrs. McCafferty were Mrs. Lee
Womalsdorf, Mrs. George Brooks, Mrs
J. A. Miller. Mrs Bradley. Horace How
ard, Mrs A B. Green, Misses Florence
Wilmer and Ida Lou Milan.
An event of interest Of the past week
was the game of basketball Of the car
tersville High School girls and the Dali
ton team, the score being II to 13 in
favor of Dalton. Miss Corneia Milan
was hostess at an informal reception at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Milan. in honor of the visiting
girls OF Dalton, the home team, and
few friends. During the social hour
musical program was given by Misses
Estelle FsIker Louise Farrar, Of Dali
ton: Misses Carolyn and Mary Lou
Young and Frances Mathews. The
guests were Misses Estelle Felker, Ger
trude Manly. Flora Mae Francis, Kath-
crime Kelley. Lula Smith, Marion Nc
Kamy, While Mae Gregory and Louise
Farrar, of Dalton Mrs McKamy was
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COrdeIe

= ORDELE, March 14.-Mrs. James l..
Minis was hostess Wednesday aft
- ernoon TO the Book Club, Misses
Phillips and Evelyn Hin assisting Mrs.
c. j. Mcmillan won the club prize anu
Miss Frances Carswel was presented
the guests prize. Mesdames W, G.
Mckenzie and Jerry Slsde also assisted
in entertaining.
Miss Frances Carswell was nos teSs
Friday afternoon TO the Sewing Club.
Misses Mae and Lille Dunlap will en-
terrain the next meeting.
Misses Keene Martin was hostess Fri
day evening for her guest. Miss Leila
Harris, of Cuthbert, the event being a
st. Patrick's party.
Miss Sadie Ellis entertained at sew
ing party Wednesday afternoon for her
guest. Miss Madge Horne, of Atlanta.
The Symphony Music Club met sat
urday afternoon as the guests of Mrs.
Loan Brown.
Mrs r. r. Harris entertained the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Armor, Bessie Colbert. Anna Wasnon
and Myra Barnes.
Preparations are being made for the
Georgia Sunday School Convention, to
be held April IA, Is and 1e. Seven hun
bred delegates are expected to attend.
Mrs. win Little gave q party Tuesday
afternoon for the members OF the Hill
Club.
Mrs. W. j. Cranston gave a reception
Tuesday afternoon at her home near
Milledgeville in honor of Mrs. r. M.
Green's guest, Mrs. Kirby. OF New York.
Friday afternoon Mrs. E. E. Bass en-
tertained the Sewing Club. Miss Lucille
Bass, of Tennessee, her visitor. was the
guest of honor.
Little Mamie Joseph entertained a
number of school friends Saturday aft
ernoon at party in celebration OF her
eighth birthday.
Or. Taldrop Miller. Of Boston, delv-
cred the last OF his stereopticon lectures
on the Panama Canal at the Georgia
Normal and Industrial College Saturday
evening.
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Nashville

A NASHVILLE, GA, March IA mis-
IN cellaneous shower was given to
Miss lone Geiger by the Woman's
Club Tuesday afternoon. The ladies'
each carried Miss Geiger a present.
She left Wednesday morning for Lake
City, Fa. where she will wed the Rev.
a. Scott Patterson, a missionary to Al
RIGA. Soon after their marriage they
will leave for Africa, where the bride
will assist the Rev. Mr. Patterson in
missionary work. She is the daughter
of the Rev. q. A. Geiger, the Baptist
minister, here.
Misses Vera Gary and Jewel ciiddens
were hostesses at an enjoyable enter
tainment given at the@ home Of Miss
Stella Richardson Friday evening in
honor of Miss lone Geiger. Those pres
ent were Misses lone Getger, Pearl and
Ella Bullock, Vera Gary, Jewel Giddens,
Lena Tay'or, Lena Spells. Messrs. l. A
Mills. Mona Higgs, Edgar Devane and
r. NJ. Rhoden.
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Fitzgerald

- TZGERALD, March 14.--One of the
interesting social events of the
week was the rock party given
by Mrs. C. s Tsler. in honor OF her
guest, Miss Willie Hamilton, OF Able
Vile and Miss Ruth Hamilton, OF
Americus Mrs. Isler was assisted in
entertaining BY Mrs. d. T.. Jackson and
Mrs. ]. L. McCarty The guests were
Misses Modena Powell. Pauline Crawley
Elizabeth Pryor. Jeanette Nenable,
Jeffe Persons and Mary James: Messrs:
Stubs Dorminey, Carl Fellers, Carl
Williamson, Pinke Koplin, Ed North
ern, Mack Pryor; Henry Etewart, Eli
Grigsby, Roy Adams, S. g: Pryor, Jr.,
Ed Pittman and Charles Taliaferro;
One of the prettiest sma Ter affairs
given in honor OF Miss Ruth Hamilton,
OF Americus, was the party at which
Miss Pauline Crawley entertained
Friday evening at her home villa
Blanche" on south Main street. Miss
Crawiey was assisted in receiving BY
her mother, Mrs. Pauline Fl. Crawley.
Among the guests were Misses Hamil-
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Rome

N 0ME. March 1.-THE music low
- ers celebrated Tuesday their tenth
~ anniversary with a costume pro-
duction of "Hansel and Gretel" Mrs
William Hardin. president of the class,
played the entire score of the opera.
Among those in the affair were Misses
Beulah Adamson, Susie. Bowie, Jessie
Hine, Mildred Moultrie. Frances Randle.
Lula Warner, Mrs. Edward Proctor and
Mrs. George Watts.
Miss Sara Hamilton entertained on
Thursday with shamrock bridge in
compliment to Mrs. J. Tim Willis, Of CO.
lumbus. The guests included a group of
Mrs. Willis friends.
Miss Marjorie Richardson entertained
the Bachelor Girls Bridge Club Friday
afternoon at her home on East Third
street. The players were Miss Richard
son, Misses Susie Bowie. Mildred and
Louise Moultrie. Emily Arlington, Bes-
sic Moore. Gladys Mccain, Martha
Dean, Gladys Willingham, Clare and
Florence Yancey.
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Eastman

- ASTMAN. March i4.--Nrs. George
McRae entertained a few friends
- informally for Miss Cammie Drum
mond, who left on Monday for Phlia-
delphia, for an extended visit After
an hour spent in sewing and chat a
chatting dish luncheon was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. l.. S. Wood
ard, Jr. Mrs. McRae's guest included
Misses Baker, Miss Drummond, Miss
Daniel, Miss Drawdy, Miss Ragsdale and
Miss Hyde.
Misses Gussie and Mittie Harrell en-
tertained the Forty-two Club Wednes-
day afternoon at their home on Railroad
avenue. Refreshments were served.
The United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy held an interesting meeting on
Tuesday afternoon az the home of Mrs.
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ThOmdSViIle

TOWNSVILLE. March 14.--At the
business meeting of the Thomas
vile Study Glass for this month
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. They are Mrs. z. |, Fitzpatrick,
president, Mrs. L. Fl. Jerger, first vice
president: Mrs. Walter D. Hargrave,
second vice president; Mrs. George
Forbes. critic; Mrs. Henry Mash, cor
responding secretary. The offices of re-
cording secretary and treasurer will be
filled later. BY a vote OF the class it
was decided that the subjects for study
for the coming year will be The Mod
ern Drama and Current Events" The
class has decided to join the General
Federation OF Woman's Clubs Of the
United States. The committee on Mag
nolia Park reported that roads We're
being built through this property, which
is owned by the class. a pavilion erect
ed and the park inclosed.
Mrs. H. c. Wolters. of Chicago, was
the hostess on Tuesday afternoon at a
tea given at her winter home on Han
sell street. This was one of a series
of teas being given by Mrs. Wolters
and was for the married society women,
one previous being given for the young
unmarried women.
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Augusta

r UGUSTA, March 1.-THE dinner
dance at the Country Club Mon
! day night. while not as large as
H,ua was very pleasant and was par
Minated In by a number OF Augustans
fsnd visitors.
Mrs. A. H. Mcdaniel entertained her
hard club Tuesday afternoon, when the
yizes we're awarded to Miss Speck. Of
'Rttsburg, and Mrs. L. J. Williams.
The marriage of Miss Maud Evelyn
nvnn and Lindsay w. Wells, both for
rerly of Columbia. S. c., took place
Tuesday night.
Il Mrs Charles Johnson and Miss Mabel
dodgers gave a brilliant tendance
Fsdnesday afternoon at the Country
MA Mrs. F. B. Dickson presided at
( he tea table. -,
.Bumphries of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph VIII
4 gp entertained a party Of twelve at
! III hundred tea Wednesday afternoon
II her apartment on lower Telfair
erect.
i The prizes were awarded to Mrs. AL
2Asrta Gehrken and Mrs. Rudolph. Mrs.
Hi NJ MacFerrin entertained at lunch
Mrs. A. Ii. Mcdaniel was hostess at
4 Az meeting this week of the North Au-
gsta Card Club, the prizes being pre-.
srted to Miss Speck, of Pittsburg, and
sJrs. l.. ]. Williams. After the game
luncheon was enjoyed.
Miss Bert Wheless is giving series
'N tango teas on Fridays at the Harri-
son. They are proving delightful diver
|s0ns.
At the request of number Of winter
|ustors the young women in charge OF
Pine Heights Tea Shop will arrange for
IN old-time Georgia barbecue at an
Early date for the benefit Of the build
hg fund of the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs Wilfred Neill entertained the
Thursday Coterie Thursday afternoon.
The marriage OF Miss Ina Evleen OAK
man and George Phillips. of Charlotte
IN C.. took place very quietly Satur-
day afternoon at st. Paurs Church, the
Rev. G. Sherwood Whitney officiating.
The Augusta Woman's Club. the
Youngest club in Georgia, proposes q
cty-wide cleanup day on April and
has enlisted the aid Of the Board OF
Health.
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Macon

Al AEON. March 14.-Miss Helen Ca
ter, of Perry, who has been the
guest OF Miss Camilla Adams, has
been delightfully."- entertained during the
week On Thursday a party was given
in her honor by Miss Annie CAN'T.
Mrs. Marion Massee entertained
Thursday at the first OF a series of
bridge parties.
The seniors of Mercer University have
received the following invitation from
the seniors of Wesleyan College:
having a celebration in honor Of the
Saint Patrick down at the village school,
and would be inviting We to come"
Wesleyan Seniors, Saturday Evening,
March Fourteenth, Eight O'Clock. Wes-
leyan Parlors.
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Quitnndn

n UITMAN, March 14.--Miss Bessie
Mcleod entertained the Mystic
X Twelve Club at her home on East
scriven street yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
o. NJ. Wade proved the successful con-
testant for the pride In the game of
trail and was awarded a toilet article
A salad course was served followed by
hot coffee and waters. The guests
we're Mesdames B. c. Blackwell. l.. II.
Wade, ]. H. Malloy, D. G. Mailoy, D.
Grower, O. NJ. Wade, l.. Donaldson, S.
T. Harrell, G. D. borough, II. X. Brooks,
Seals Roberts, and j. Fl. Scales, Perry,
Fla, and Misses Mary Hunter, NJ. T.
Grower. Frances Dukes and Lillian
Clark, Gainesville, Fla.
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LdReCitu
AXE CITY, FLA. March 14.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Montague and Miss

4 AXE CITY, FLA. March 14.-Pres!-
| dent and Mrs. Montague and Miss
u Maude Montague, Of Columbia
College, entertained dinner party FRI
day evening at their home on South
Marion street The guests were Miss
Aleve Haddock, Prof W. II. Haddock
and Messrs. Roy Lewis and Thomas
Willingham.
Mrs. ". J. Edwards entertained on
Thursday with a whist party at her
home on fernando street, compliment
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. S. Watts, OF
Norwich. Conn.
Miss Mary Tribble was hostess at a
party Friday evening at which large
number OF the younger set were dressed
In "tackey' costumes.
Mrs. George T. Malphas was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Methodist Church.
An event of interest was the marriage
at Ocean View, Va, OF W. o. Sheppard,
formerly of Lake City, to Miss Helen
Augustus Diggs. After wedding trip
TO Miami and Palm Beach, the ceHple
went to their home in Fort Myers,
where Mr.. Sheppard resides.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

T. II. Edwards. After the business
meeting Mrs. l.. e. Mcvey and Mrs.
J. B. Holmes took charge OF the pro-
gram. which included an instrumental
duet by Mrs. j. c. Wall and Mrs. Le-
Roy Pharr; a paper. Jamestown, the
Cradle of the Republic" Miss Pearl
Cameron; instrumental solo Miss Fan
ME Kate Persons: paper, 1.-The Battle OF
Bloody Marsh" Mrs. n. W. Hurst. Mrs.
]. c. Wall and Mrs. W. NJ. Clements
were appointed 10 arrange a program
for the next meeting.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
ROCRmdrt

IN )CKMART, March 1.-THE literary
- department of the Methodist Epis
- copal Missionary Society held the
regular monthly meeting at the church
on Tuesday afternoons Every number
on the program was excellent.
Mrs. Dora Cochran entertained a
number of friends last Saturday at a
turkey dinner in honor of her nephew
Forest Hutchings, of Atlanta Those
present were Miss Carolyn Carly. Miss
Lena Anne Black Mrs. w. J. Harris,
DR.. and Mrs. McBryde and Mr.. Crofoot
Mrs. F. r. Clark entertained a few
Of the young lady teachers OF the Pied
mont Institute at bridge Tuesday night.
The Young Women's Association of
the Baptist Church has arranged an
interesting program on Mountain
Schools" for Sunday afternoon.
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LeeSburg

prsBrRG. March 1.-THE fort
rieEtly meeting of the Young Ma
,rops club was held Wednesday
..-roou at the residence of Mrs. H.
ctovai Forty-two was enjoyed at
,,,si tables by Mesdames II. b. Sto-
N l. II. Howell, r. X. Sessions, S.
Pveoman Goode Price, Mary Bunk
" I Rutland, Duncan Forester,
F. pruett, T. II. Clark and Uric and
T King. The Young Matrons Club
I, formerly the Forty-two Club.
|, silver tea was enjoyed Tuesday
,snine 10y a large number of guests at
y home Of Mrs. Duncan Forester. A
.yied program of musical selections,
.Gings and recitation was carried out.
charge of Mrs. E. B. Lee. Tea and
Me- we're served, as well as other
the proceeds for a chill
ms playground fund. Mesdames
,,s watson, ". G. Rutland, L. A.
.Tell. J. ]. Forester and Misses Clara
srshal. Lizzie Belle Martin and Kate
srris assisted in entertaining. The
'yic Improvement Club had charge Of
4 entertainment.
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gondolier song. trio, was sung by Miss
Lilly Hightower. Miss Blanche Pew and
Mrs. j. 5 Adams. followed by read
ing from "ChiIde Harold" by Miss Mag
gle May Rawls and talk by Mrs. Mark
O'Daniel, OF Jacksonville, guest OF Mrs.
A. j. Toole. in which she described
her visit TO Venice and Rome, and eX-
hibited a number Of handsome pic
lures which she brought from Venice.
Refreshments were served.
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JefferSOnViNe

LEFFERSONvILLE, March l4.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. ". McCrary announce
- the marriage Of their daughter. Luz
Gle, 70 Robert Henry Edwards. OF Jack
sonville, Fla. The marriage took place
at Macon on Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards win he at home in Jackson
vile after April l.
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Miss Inez Hodges, and Miss Irene Har-
ris, served refreshments
The Baraca and Philathea classes of
the Methodist Church gave a dinner and
musicale at the Knights of Pythias Hall
Saturday night. The proceeds were for
the benefit Of the Methodist Church.
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- - =
the sore parts The ef :
feet is really wonderful.
All soreness goes instant
Is: the feet feel so good
You could sing for JOY.
Corns and callouses can
be peeled right off. II
gives immediate relief for
sore bunions, sweaty,
smelly and aching feet.
A twenty-five cent box Of
Calocide is said to be suf-
ficient to cure the worst
feet. 1t works through
the pores and removes
the cause of the trouble.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Quickest Relief Known
For All Sore Feet

surest and quickest cure known TO
science for all foot ailments: Dis
solve two tabespoonfuls OF Calocide
compound in a basin of warm water
Soak the feet in this for full fifteen
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

Don't waste time on uncertain rem
edies Any druggist has Calocide COM
pound in stock or he can get IL in q
few hours from his wholesale house. II
is not a patent medicine but Is an eth
icai preparation. Medical Formula Lab
orator;es OF Chicago.-Advt.
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chaperon. The Cartersville team VIII
play Dalton Friday and several social
affairs have been planned In their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Womalsdorf enter
tanned their neighborhood club Friday
evening, after which bridge was en-
joyed.
Mrs. C. NJ. Milan was at home Wed.
nesday afternoon TO the members OF
the Main Street Bridge Club. few
friends outside the club were invited.
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gh YOUR verdict? Address FREDERICK
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captain or DEB hCIN rs Me-
ID FFlk, There have been but three
Complaints received DY me from Jap
i'nese within the past week. concern
Ing alleged rObber1"S. These came
from hotels and investigation has re-
suited IN several arrests.
Going herself proud in the reception
accorded the new MatsOn Navigation
liner MatsOnia. A large crowd gath
cred at the wharf as the steamer came
to an anchorage. hundreds fIOcked
aboard the vessel when gwen an On-
portunitE for making an inspection.
-fiARBOf OFFICER GARTER:
til" 'neV"r-"orks' ar" making them
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CONCERT ON YOUNG
HOTEL ROOF GARDEN
FOR THIS EVENING

Judging by popular interest shown,
and by the number of dinner parties
fer which tables have been reserved
at the Rathskellar. the concert to be
given on the Young roof garden this
evening Will be largely attended b.
civilian and service society folk A
we'll chosen program commencing at
8 o'clock Will be rendered by Milt-
hers orchestra, as follows:
MarCh-The Tourist Carl Miltuer
observation-disclosures 1872. Offenbach
Reverie-What the Poudlillies Whis-
perez OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NJ. Belts
Waltz-Lent and Love. IF. Won Blon
Selection-MOther Goose .......
.................k law & ErIanger
Oriental-In the SouIa7 &c. Sebek
From the Alaskan lal Alice, bD
The Totem Pole .......H. Girurd
Selcrtion-Opera Lucia di Lamm"r,
mror ............ ....... .DOnizct;i
japanese inferno: "N-Hanako.....
WaI,z Wedding Ct the Winds $500.
............ .........J"hE I. Hail.
Cunning Cupid ...........W. Alettor
Winning Fight March. "A. Holzmarn
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OLAA BEGINS TO
SHOW RESULFOF
new MANAGER

The kohala Midget gives the late
= aa plantation news as follows:
OLAA SITS Up AND SMILES
Hon S NJ Damon is bulting OI2a
stock. he says that tn" 1914 crop :" !
= 24."oh. and 1915 will 60 that one
aAement Of Charles + ECkarI, f"~,
It d,d laSl year--HIg tons to the ton 81
-ugar, IL per cent better than las
y'or.
"Under the improved scientific man
letter. The cane is milling better THAI
htrly director Of the Hawaiian 9h"@:
Iantpr's experiment station. he stated,
Olaa is showing steady Improvement.
There has already been many, redn,-
lions in cost Of operation. which la
their aggregate will effect et:al
saving
Now it is predicted that Olaa will
lay the 1914 sugar crop down az the
wharf at fifty dollars per ton or less,
so that should the crop sell as low as
3:s cents this plantation will show a
Yrofit This condition OF affairs
would put Olaa on a par. as regards
Ost Of production, with many or thc
lest plantations in the Territory.
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PERSONALITIES

ROYAL D. MEAD has returned
from a tour of inspection of various
plantations on Hawaii. He was a pas
sengcr in the Mauna Kea.
w. H. c. CAMPBELL, representing
the Volcano Stables at the Honolulu
agency, has completed a business trip
to Hawaii, returning this morning in
the steamer Mauna Kea.
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD B. GIF-
FARD are receiving the cOngratula-
tons of their friends over the birth
of a son at l o'clock this morning.
MISS MARY |. LOCkEY, principal
OF Castilleja School for Girls, is visit
ing the islands. Miss Jockey is now
at the volcano. She will spend week
on Maui, visiting the Penhallows, and
will be in Honolulu Feb. IS, leaving
on the 18th for the Coast. Miss Lock
ey's school is near Stanford Univer-
sity, about thirty miles from San
Francisco
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The fruits of industry do not grow
on every family tree.
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Will FOLLOW
BOARD PROBE
Confined IRON page one)

pleted yet several important deci
SiOns were made which are said to
represent saving to the county OF
considerable money.
Three men, according to report, are
to lose their places. Road Supervisor
Kennedy, + X Rathburn, stable fore
man, and the blacksmith at the quar-.
~ being the three. The same report
which says they are to be let out
gives T that the changes are to be
made the first of the month.
Lester Petrie, chairman Of the
roads committee and active in the in
terests of the retrenchmcnt move
ment. declared this morning that he
was confident the board would be
able to cut down large sums in the
overhead expenses of the city and
county
They tell us that they can't get
along with less men, but | believe
they can, and we propose to expert
ment by trying" said Petrie, refer
ring to the roads and engineering de-
partments.
The police department is yet to
come up. 1t is here that big savings
are looked for, drastic cuts in the al
1owance for that department.
The people want good roads, -
said Petrie, "and we feel that we are
justified in cutting down expenses to
put all our money on the roads. |
can't say now how much We will be
able to save, but I want ii to be
enough to pave King street clear
out, and to pave Beretania street
also. If we could put these two
streets in good shape think. we
would be accomplishing a lot. The
only way we can do this is to raise
money and the only way we can raise
it is by cutting down expenses
don't want TO say what we will do
with the police department. cant
tell until we get to working on it."
When the board finishes with the
roads and engineering department it
will turn to the police. No large cuts
are expected in the fire department
The other smaller departments of
the city and county may get by only
slightly hurt if at all.
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JUDGE COOPER ISSUES
BENCH WARRANT FOR
MAN IN OAHU PRISON

To ease the mind of High Sheriff
Henry, Circuit Judge Cooper this
morning issued a bench warrant for
William KahaO, who is held on COM
plant by L. S. District Attorney Jeff
McCarn and also on an indictment
preferred by the territorial grand
jury. The prisoner was not taken in
to court today for arraignment, the
high sheriff being uncertain whether
the federal or the territorial court
had prior claim to him.
Assistant County Attorney A. M.
Brown explained the situation to
Judge Cooper in court, saying that the
indictment by the territorial inquisi-
tors had been brought at McCarn's in
vestigation. Kahao will be arraigned
next Tuesday morning.
He and Kalepa IakOna have been
indicted for the same offense-crimi-
nal assault on Rose Nahalea, a Ha-
waiian girl alleged to be y years of
age. Kalepa was arraigned this
morning and at the request of w. J.
Sheldon, his counsel, was given until
next Tuesday morning to plead.
The fruits of industry do not grow