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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Capital aud Surplus.
Loans and Discounts.
'Decrease
ROANOKE Is PLEASED.
Conrratuistc- Richmond Securing Fed
rrul Rank

tsr-c.ai 20 The Times. Dispa,cal
Roanoke Va April ia resolution .,
corF-t-'4. alton % EicEuoac on having re-
'~l iae placing o: -srioral res"rv.
5-~H 're'e. ana ,harRs 'cT u n me FEEDER :!
atsta'-'.e- mas been @top;.1 ~ tn. Roam
o. C.t Co-r q. L. fellows:
Whereas tA- rt;.s.r, o; Eoauofs have
>a-re1 ".tI r~r~r i.aEu-- that the City
- ~ anr"i TO Genital % m Ola po-nin-
80 r-- r+sn s-.es.et oy The Federal re-
$500 En1r1 p.a. 'u- ore OF iii. re-
E.orai -=-Es 1rc ceiling % .S:---. our
sf-'-il. fe' ,i.e ton. "rich mans much
-.4's rs-.by
i.--r..+l ~ re 0o-n~or rourcm ,1r ~.
c'tF % .tc-crE" IT, Boe-c O, Alc--rn.o
occurring Tha' on t'HsG % N. r!,!zen.
c: Hianoke =. aala Common Council and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
NEW WORK Is SET FOR
WEATHER IN LYNCUBURG
I Special 10 The Times D,sDatch

t.F'N'"I 10 IIt IITlts- HIsOatcN.J
Lynchburg. Va. April l0.-The Off
cial temperature this morning. as de-
9 ecs, along with a killing frost was
the coolest ever recorded in LynChbure
BY the Weather Bureau on April 10
The absolute minimum for the month
l. 70 degrees. which occurred in 1881
but never before was this day as cold
as IS degrees
Although the temperature was slight
~ more than four deg rces below fTcc2-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

BOARD OF Aldermen 90 hereby ex:erd 20 ,he
HONORABLE Secretary o: the Treasury and 10
the Honorable Comptroller o: The Currency
and other members OF the Federal Reserve
Board 'he!r thanks Tor their Just and fair
decision ard wise determination by Whic.
the Ky @. Richmond WAS Sc ccted ss the
location FOX one OF the reserve banks under
United States
Resolved further, That a copy of ,h!.
resolution be duly certified TO the Honorable
Secretary OF ;h- Treasury md tho Comp
troiler az the Currency"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

S1''kNVIW, SWcd'm- NurIl 10-TNe
general condition Of King Gustaye. ~
sweden who underwent an operation
continues satisfactory. \ bulletin is
sued by the surgeons IN Attendance
THIS evcning stated that the King WINS
suffering less pain ana that he h.d
taken sufficient nourtshment durinc ~
u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Ing. IL is not thought any erca, dan
ast mas been done TO fruit. unless the
e1rneSt varieties of peaches. pears and
i'iuihs nave been n!pped In the bloom
i-ater trees are reported to be unhu,t
a CONDITION due TO the fact TINT the
blossom is still in the bud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

the acknowledgements OF q community O.
$4,000 in tho twentieth century" Rem
resentative Warren Worth Bailey.
Democrat. OF Pennsylvania. introduced
bill In the House to-day providing
Tor self government for the District a.;
Columbia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
.onai banks of Georria exceed By ua..

uonai banks q Georcta exceed By ,l3.-
ooo.5oo The loans and discounts OF all
The national banks OF Louisiana and
M!ssiss.gp. combined, Including the
-ltE u. New orleans.
The capita! and surplus of the ma
upDal banks OF Texas amount 10 four
times ~ much ~ the ca2ital ana SUR
p:NS Q; TIE nailon4! banks of the states
u LOUISA arc 81 IS ippi comb ned.
ana the Individual deposits In the ma
lcral banks .: Texas also amount TO
= tp-t tour times - much The tn
~ dual deposits OF all national banks
~ LOUISIANA and W So ss.pp!. the only
>;ate> from which New orleans re-
criNsd = much a. half n dozen votes
nTsj choice tnr the location 20! "a
sGeral reserve bank"
Reasons for hichmond Victory
In defending k selection OF Rich
uond catCer than Baltimore o. Wash
lnstcn. Inc comW!ttee said IN part;
Np-tn Ca,oEna south Carolina and
S.fs AZ. ?!steri eG to br connected with
i:!Chuunl W-si Virginia was divided n
t. pte:- erces Maryland and pistri,t %;
clCrtptE. % course, desired Baltimore
made directly oy the conptroller's Of.
rc- Richmond received NOR. e~s,
r1oice ballots ihan any othe- civ In
M cistfici ~ against ~ for Ealti-
nos iaitii-f Le Tor Pittsburgh TWEEN
e.Eni ;or Columbia c. thirty
e-Eeu, tor Clncinnsu and ,weni: me-
,9F " -~clhetrl. u Ot the remain
IS t"eat> con" votes. nineteen wee
OK Leaving out ,he states OF MN
eri az virginia. Eish1ord recei, ed
rom IN '.st Or the district ;a-ee
zines a. U-ry a~-t lnolCe yo,.s
- sT,.s So T.. e. ialt.raore
r;als- u Maryland virginia. Wa, NH.
ii'a ,e1ceft fou- -c.-tse=I Nn-.r ~
IN 'frr!tfta. arc N. District ~ co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Rrquisltion Issued.

Governor stuart issued yesterday a r..
lu!rltnn IN The Governor Of Tennessee Tor
shelby Shaw, wanted in Bristol on a charge
OF housesTeakins $. d Kelley. chief Of
noHoe OF bristol. will so after tho prisoner
WHO Il Under arres. in GreenyiiI. T-nn -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Address for wom., o,,,

Miss Edith ". Wills will sneak 10
omen Only TOMORROW afternoon nj
church. under the auspices OF ,he No.
mans Temperance League OF America
lier subject VIII be. Child Welfarc
from n Eugenic Standpoint"
Miss Wills VIII make AN address I'm
Decatur street Methodist Church To-
morrow night Her subject IL .'prohi-
Prosperity"
Mnnfa District f:nfrancbiscd.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
Washing ton. April n.-EeSrniti -r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Sue- Hotel Man.

suit tor S'-l WA brought In IN, CIV Circuit.
Court yesterday % L j. White & SON
against J. Lee DaV!4 hotel pron-i.,or No
declaration was died.
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The Weather

Forecasf' Nirsinia-Fair. warmer
Saturday,; Snndn! unsettled; probably
rain Ina afternoon or night.
North Carolina-Fafr, warmer Sar-
urhby; sunday Increasing cloudinesn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
,IINisrunr htNhehr
Only On. "E,onn, Ouinine ="

t| N isf-fylpf/ tt5)@tEk mn ~, I'M
-. - . N rb>yf ryses .glI IL. ~,
cSy 10 Lr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

lumbIa These States have always been
tioSe!! bound together commarc!ully
anc financially. and their business deal
Inss are large and intimate. The re-
rorts made 10 the Comptroller OF the
currency on March I. 1914 by All the
national banks Q; each OF these states
snow in every essential respect That
Che business Of the national banks i'm
virginia. including Richmond. * greater
tnan the business Of the national banks
OF MARYLAND including Baltimore or
any other OF the ave States embraced
Tplsf-i.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
lirEinla Nurpa..e, Mnr,land-

y izt,ss the committee shows tina,
capital and surplus Individual de-
80 leans md DISCOUNTS 4 tn
~; z. tatss q: Virginia !rcluctrr
-a-rI -. su-pass - national
g: E-'!.a1c. .ncl-t!.g Esltl.
l- .&a.;sl ana Surplus OF virginia
Ions! r=-:s. q; said "z-A - a.
san. r,es,er ,her ,As cs7i,sl ana -.
re national 49,. a.. re
i7ss.zrz zrc Mss ss,7pi
III. !-1.rE ire c.'y @: Ne7.
hi.= tt= ltars $40 discounts
-zt.rs. 1.s Q. Wig
i-er tlre= lines as E-eat - the
-so-rts lr r.. rat.c.z.
--c --s-a.- 'nelld.ag NeS Or
Yale tss apl,al a7d surplus = ne
t=r c' jso--.a a-se.y az
ne -.-s1 c-tst7l a-t s--p!ls
l- 1-a hanks 70 to states II
ara l7-is.a ana TIE
ff 'l- c---s made ~ -l= "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

f-SNvNIaI!! slc hINC0nt are Ne fol-
capital and surplus loans and dis
counts, and Individual deposits OF ma
ton2l banks in the three cities named
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
FIsmrc. Throw Lieh1 on prohicnn

f>oWe q The bankInc statistics
vhiea the committee had TO consider
,h cw lieht on the problem II should
o. born; In mind that the committee
could consider primarily only the sta
tisJcs With reference 20 asserting
banks II th!s section OF the country
as 2 mos, others, the asserting banks
we're thr national banks IN March
1874. the capital stock and srrDl.s
.oars and discounts and Individual de-
POSTS q tn national banks IN tn.
three cities named IS shown bv the
swo-7 reports 70 the Comptroller OF
the CurrencS We a follows
CaPi;sl and Loans ana Intlvitra!
CIV S--o. vs. Discounts DEPOSITS
,'--ta ...... s. - 7S' s.; - -, - e.. ~
o. Sff a. iSs.- 10 IS - \,
N-w Orleans r-Sl % i-.sef IL 81 ,.,,
Ev-r more significant are the s,a.
;.s;.s g, s'owth from SeptembeT 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Capital and surplue.
'nnn and Discounts
Decrease
Individual Depo.lts.

Tr= loans snd discounts tn the ma
tcC-l ca-ss o: New Orleans :, The
tlr7f - ne -eocrt, Narch I itl4 yye-e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
.ted asains, being related TO New

tested against being related to New
orleans
sired 10 I've connected either with Dir
mngham or Atlanta. only three en-
The hanks Of Georgia desired to he
connected with Atlanta. none express
Ing iirst or second choice for New
Orleans They represented that 1t
;. nected with city TO the west. and
claimcd that their relations We're main
east OK foity-four banks IN Florida
nineteen gave Atlanta as their irst
choice Only Eve EXPRESSED q frs, pre-
we're In the western corner. No banks
in Tennessee cxpresScd first or second
;, expire sscd first choice for Atlanta.
,. fourteen q second choice. and thirteen
third choice
Few Favor Louisiana city.
Generally speaking. the only banks
leans and EXPRESSING first preference
tor her We're wv ~ tive OF the twcn.
nnoteen Of the ,h.rty-two in Misss-
sippi on poll made from the Comp
.rolcr's Office OF all banks expressing
their preference as 10 the location for
FIRST preference for Atlanta. $50 Tor
DALLAS end only dfiy 1--WE, TO-, New Or,
euppcrted by Chambers or Commerce
Rrd oiher business organizations and
by many business mon.
. "It will thug be seen that II the com
u!ttee was 10 give weigh, TO the views
Of business men and bankers in the
section OF the country affected 10 con
slider the opposition OF the states OF
TEXAS, Alabama. Georgia Florida ard
aTcnueSsec. srd TO be guided bN eco
ror'ic coUsi6 erttious 81 could no; have
DESIGNATED New Orleans as the ioca-
tiou tor . reserve bank 20 serve either
tie western or The eastern part ot
tie district the City asked FOR The
course Of business = no; from the At
lart.c Seabosrd towards New Orleans. .
Ior lareeiy from the state OF TEXAS 10
tl.a' city, and 4 Dallas and Atlanta had
bee" related To New Orleans. a better
efoIrced complaint could and would
hate been lodged by them against the
coUH tees decision than that made
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

needs comment. One of the causes is the lax
marriage laws, another the large number OF
''picture bride marriages among the japanese
with the inevitable results of mismated couples
and speedy dissolution of the hymeneal tie. The
first cause is the subject for territorial legsla
ton, hut the latter cannot be reached except
through federal immigration Legislation or an
extension of the agreement between the United
States and Japan which now restricts immi-
grafton.
Each territorial Legislature has before it bills
aiming to make Illegal marriages where either
of the contracting parties has just been divorced
The legislation has so far failed of passage
through the inability Of the lawmakers to real
ize the evils prevalent in Hawaii. In all proba
bility the next legislature will be asked to take
mp the subject and it is to be hoped that public
sentiment will be so far aroused that practical
statute can be placed on the books.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
OOILTClUB HAS BUSY MEMBERS

IL has no bylaws. no officers and only
enc object making quilts.
Il meets every other Saturday night
at the home of q member. who has her
pattern selected and the blocks cut,
ready to piece. While the needles
ny the talk floats back to the old
fashioned topics OF the relative mer-
its OF the nine patch or the stairway
blocks.
Twelve beautiful quilts have been
made In the last year. each member
now being provided with one In her
own color and design. The first one
made went 10 the first bride In the
club. Every member comedies this 10
be one Of the prettiest designs. the
color motif being orange and yallow
and white. bound with orange silk.
The pieces are or the finest quality Of
sateen, which wears better than silk
The pattern Is the crossed canoe
This Quilt Club has stimulated the
Ia,iiltmaking industry In Kansas City.
Kan. and the young matrons who for
meriy found their recreation In par
ties are now anxiously comparing
Quilt patterns and trying out ma.
chine quilting as against the beanti-
flls dainty hand stitches Df their
grandmothers' time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
PURGIRG JAPANESE NAVY

The conviction and sentencing of two high
oflcials of the Japanese navy upon the charge
1[ accepting brides may or may not end gov
0Inment action on the scandals but in any event
aetion by the people will not end.
admiral MatsunotO and Captain Sawasaki ac-
'epted brides i'm connection with battleship-
building contracts. They have been stripped of
heir military honors and now will be imprison.
ed. A number of cases of less Importance re-
8nlted from the exposure Of graft in the Japa-
1ese navy But the important result of the OK
Iosure is not the punishment of the guilty 1t
the blow dealt to military bureaucracy i'm the
nikados empire, the blow dealt to corruption
0'e to undue control Of Legislation by the singh
1I-ops
Count Qkuma's cabinet went into power on
||e crest of thespnhIit sent infnt hat fiafA The
Iomamoto cabinet out Of power Even should
the rumors current a few weeks ago be correct
that few naval officials would be punished
|nd the others shielded, that the scandals would
not be followed through their amazing ratiocina-
Ions Of graft IN high public and private quarters
the beneficial effect Of the exposure has been
immense.
The bestl,alanced thinkers Of Japan regard
Ic scandals as an extremely unfortunate incl
Itnt-but none the less an incident-in their
NATIONAL career, as a regrettable occurrence in
heir national evolution That is not only a
Indy point Of view but one supported by con.
.'derahle reason. Theintense Indignation Of the
Japanese people when some of their leaders were
shown to he common grafters indicated unmis
akably that Japan as a whole has no sympathy
|or the betrayers Of public trust for private en-
Iithment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
THE NEW POLICE CHIEF

Sheriff Charles ii. Rose has a real opportu-
nifty before him. r.: ..- ~
The police department has been in a disor-
ganized condition for many months. Outside in.
ilnences have operated TO promote factions, IA
foritism and disintegration. a strong admin
isirafiye hand is needed ="
Mr.. Roses experience as. deputy sheriff has
been thorough, he knows the department routine
and he knows the men in the department. Pre-
sumably since they have appointed him = he
viii have the consistent hacking Of the super.
fisors.
Discipline, intelligent and wide-awake energy
Should be the ideals governing the department.
The public looks to the new sheriff to make good.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
NO F|LIPINOS
Gan BE FOUND
:
:. To TAKE WORK

A wireless order for one hundred
Filipinos to work on Hamakua
plantation with directions to send
them in the steamer Mauna Kea on
Saturday, was received by a planta-
tion agency this morning but could
not be filled. II. 3. -
Truth is that eorporars guard of
unemployed Filipinos willing to ac-
.cept work on plantation could not
be found upon diligent search in the
most likely quarters. -
1t is reported that other cases Of
failure to discover unemployed Fill
ptnos receptive of employment at any
thing looking like hard work have oc-
Cured irks-s.s .1sz Es~z -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
IEGIsLATlEG on DIVORCE

The divorce evil is again the subject of action
br 4 large aud responsible body Telegraphie
alvices state flat the general assembly of the
Presbyterian Church Of the United States has
rome on record for a federal law to control di
rorces
40 social phenomenon has aroused more dis
cussion. more debate, or been the subject OF
more legislation than this. of divorce. And yet
statistics fail to show that the divorce evil is
being lessened or that the legislation has ac
complished its avowed purposes. And within
hate years attention has been turned more and
more 10 marriage laws - to preventive rather
than corrective methods The so-called' eugene
laws attempted in some states, even passed in
one. were natural results of the situation and
the investigation of the eugenists. Practicable
or not movements for such legislation will be
feeurrent until something is done,
The frequency of divorce in Hawaii hardly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

= There were IL of them-the mem
bers Of the Embroidery Club OF Kan.
sas City. Kan, and they had exhaust.
ed the intrieacies of lace stitches and
embroidery outlines and the latest
thing in fancy table linen and em-
broidered initials. q
Hope chests were piled high with
guest towels and bureau covers and
lace centerpieces. They pinned for
something different.
One of the members discovered
something different" one day when
she was looking through her grand
mothers quilt chest. She saw all the
bright hued patterns, the log cabin
design, and the rose of Sharon and
the star of the east. the sunburst
pattern and all the rest Of them that
grandmothers used to make ana air
in the spring and fall until the back
yard clothes line burgeoned into q
gaudy bouquet of brilliant hnes.
wen make quilts she said. and
forthwith fell to cutting the tumbling
block patterns TO be put together and
quilted when the club met at her
fouse for the next Saturday night
meeting.
The members became Interested
They routed out old quilts and copiad
the patterns. They discovered doz
ems Of quaint old patterns In tbs
homes of Kansas City. Kan. Grand
mothers who heard Of the revived In
terest in quilt making gave sage ad
vice and preferred almost forgotten
patterns.
The Embroidery Cub has changed
TO the Quilt Club. L s UNIQUE because
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
PAL ANA SETTLEMENT NOTES

The Palama Settlement Scouts are
feeling very proud of their new scout
honse which is nearing completion,
for they have built 1t all with their
own hands. Scout Commissions
lanes Wilder congsstuIates the boys
IN hsing the first troop to tackle so
ambitious job as building their own
bcnse. Mrs. Charles Adams, kindly
eve the building materials, lumber,
80 and for three months now the
hovs have been working on their
Tonse when they came out Of school
is the afternoon. Mr.. S. T. Hoyt OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

the board Of education has done
splendidly as the leader of the en-,
terprise; under his direction the boys
have really become very skillful in
the use OF carpentry tools, and those
boys are surely better boys because of
the instruction and training they have
received in doing this very, practical
piece of work 1t is interesting some,
times to see the boys at the end OF
the days work sit down on the lawn
in front of the little building and look
lovingly upon what they have pro
'duced with their own hands. They
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
FIGHTING JOHN BlRlEYcORN

The New York World--not an advocate of
prohibition non May IL published this item from
its Washington correspondent:
WASHINGT ON, May 10. - The situation in the
House over the liquor question is growing more in
teresting every day. Three different forces
gagged in a hand-to-hand fight over John Barleycorn
The paramount issue at this time, rum or no rum"
has caused a panic among congressman who do not
want to have noses counted on this controversy.
OF course the congressman don't '.want noses
counted that is, those congressman who are
against prohibition don't want noses counted,
for the sentiment Of the American people is be.
coming more and more crystallized.
The controversy will not be settled until it
is settled right. The liquor dealers of the coun.
try know now that they are losing ground,
steadily, slowly in some states, quickly in others
bnt always losing ground. Why? Because fire
question is going to be settled right =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

are tasting the joys of creative work.
The 'shingling, the flooring, and much
of the inside battening are already
completed. The doors are hung, but
there remain yet the windows, the
outside steps, the construction of the
carpenters bench and the photo
graphic dark room, and the painting.
The boys expect to be ready for a
grand house-warming in two or three
weeks time.
Mr.. Robert Anderson is the scout
master of this troop of live, ambitious
scouts.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gait and Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Carter were kind
enough to take the winning team in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

P. F. ARMSTRONG. representing
British capitalists in the Tanning and
Washington eopra estate. who has
completed an extended tour of inves.
tigatien. returned to the city yester.
day afternoon in the steamer KeStrel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

Signs for temporary use, can be
made by coating glass with black iron
yarnish and lettering them with a
mixture of oxide of zinc and muci-
lage, which easily washes of.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

DR.. Arthur Jackson gave an exam
ination to the Palama Settlement Boy
Scouts who have been taking instruc-
ton in first aid to the injured. Four.
teen of the boys passed. They are
now taking instruction in signalling,
semaphore and international. Morse,
under the leadership of Signaller Tho
mas WEIGH, Fort Shafter Signal
Corps. ..@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

Serum taken, from healthy persons
who have had infantiIe paralysis IN.
youth Is used By French doctor IN
treating general paralysis IN adults.
A fan has been patented BY Mis-
sourian which can be fastened BY
clips to the brfm Of stin hat 20
give additional shade to the face Of
4 wearer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

eNoar as to this tall about platforms. II scrms
10 nc that zee hare had sufficient t'0HbLe in try
igg to amend the Consultation in The last fetr
pears. Has II co,nc To point Fhctr thu Demo
cratic platform or other platforms. are but oth"t'
foims of constitutions to bind orr legs and arms,
~ tie as dorm. and to make as porcrlcSS Thcn
nc desire to do right thing!"-William Kent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

Secretary NcAdoo may be pardoned for al
lowing his honeymoon to postpone matters of
administration. And lit is probably quite sat.
isfactory to Republican offce-holders all over
the country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29
Kamehameha School Notes
BY A CADET.

The students have been out swimming
and tramping and all report a jolly
good time and anxiously waiting for
commencement night. The gradual
ing exercises will be held on the
chapel lawn next Thursday evening at
s O'Clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

The Chamber of Commerce Of Honolulu will
live UP to its name only if it is the organization
of the city instead of the business interests
And, BY the way, how large must mans bust
ness bebefore it lis dignified with the name OF
an ..interest 2,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-29

Rehearsals 81 are proceeding apace
for the comedy. "Mr. Bob which the
Palama Settlement Dramatic Club is
to present early next month.