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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
NEWSPAPERS LEAD
SAYS INVESTIGATOR

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The re.
port Of special investigating commit.
tee presented to the national electric
light and power convention Indicated
that, even in an industry which is, con.
stahtly growing and which nUw in
wolves about three million dollars al
capital, newspaper advertising is re-
garded as absolutely essential to pros.
perity. and development.
The report was read by P. II. Ken
bic, of Cincinnati, manager Of tine cioc
trical commercial department OF the
Union Gas and Electric Company, ns
chairman Of the association S special
committee on merchandising and advel,
Using. t
Every central station must adyer
tise in order TO grow Mr.. kemDiC
said. Yearly or semi.annual advcr.
Using appropriations should be decided
upon, Use all newspapers, but con,
centrate on those giving the best
audience. ~, '.,.a g.
Limit the advertisement 10 one
idea. Spend time and money 20 gIt
the copyright, regardless of the cost Of
getting the argument into >hc mind
of the reader. Advertise continuous
ly." .,..,n
Newspal ers were placed first among
all advertising MEDIUMS by Nh, hem
Bile, whose suggestions were based OF
long Investigations in all PARTS Of the
country made at the special request OF
his organization.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
Maui aypsEyisorv wrathy Because
Andite5 Holds Up Warrants to
Pay for Fixing Automobile.

b9Pho right ofsA supervisor to contract
bills In the capacity Of another county
otiicials whsrIehallenged last week By
Auditor Charles Wilcox, when he no.
fused tonissue warrants against several
bilis Incurred by Supervisor Henning
whIle he was acting as road overseor,
There wis asltyely session Of the board
on Monday when the matter came up
says the ManioNews, Wilcox was sum
nioned, bnt stood pat, declarink that he
had no AdthOrityfby law 10 allow bills
contracted n such manner. 1t is pos.
sible that the matter may be taken in.
to the courts Tor deeisi0h.a
The bills Id question aggregate some
$40, ahd represent antonl0bile repairs
and sfpbIIes.0 Snpefvisof HenDing stat
ed that thaabills we're incurred during
the time thar Ne wis acting as road
oyerseefhm the Haiku lPanwela district
during the illness OF the regular over.
seer! He drew no pay, bat devoted a
great deal OF time to the work with the
View Ofr saving the county the cost OF
employing man; and he claimed he
had saved A great deal more than the
bills ihe question amount to. In any
event he didn't propose paying the
bills himself, and would be glad to have
the courts pass on the question.
Auditor Wilcox stated that he also
wishes the matter tested. II Is under.
stood mat the Maui Vuleanizing Com.
pany, which has a claim of about 1929,
will probably take legal steps TO com,
pei either the county or Henning to pay
up, and thus the matter is likely to I'm,
ally be decided.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
ANOTHER BOOSTER 3gs
DINNER FOR MAUI

Maui is to have another booster din.
ner, says the Maui News TINS was
decided upon definitely on Thursday,
when committee was appointed to
take charge OF the matter. Tais com.
mittee consists Of II. II. Penhailow, X.
A, Wadsworth, and & T.. r.. BeVim.
Thursday, july 3. was determined upon
as the date Of the dinner
The committee is expected to work
out program for the occasion, and it
is expected that 1T win be fully as
great a success rs was the ono held IN
January. Itis probable that some. Of
the live wires Of the Honol,ilu Adj Club
will be present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
HAL CHASE DESERTS
CHICAGO AMERICANS

CHICAGO. June %. ~ ASSOCIATED
Press by Federal Wireless) --lIal Chase,
manager of the Chicago Americans,
Americans and played with the Buffalo
Federals
President Comiskey Of the Chicago
Americans announced last night that he
intends to take legal action with view
Of recovering damages from Chase for
alleged breach of contract
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
MURPHY
COMMITTED
PERJURY
Judge Kingsbury, During Court
! Session, Charges That Attorney
in Making Afiidavits Filed with
Supreme Court svore Falsely
Says He will Bring Facts to At
tentiOn Of Grand Jury.
(From MONDAY Advertiser ,

. W. Il
Charging Attorney Eugene Murphy
with having committed perjury, in his
sitidayits fled with the supreme court,
last week, Judge seiden b. Kingsbury,
Of Maui, on Thursday morning, in open
court, notified the attorney that he pur-
poses bringing the matter TO the atten-
tion Of the grand jury, when il assem-
bles in Lahaina on Monday, june 20.
This sensational feature occurred
when the court was in session In con
nection with the Makahio divorce ease,
in which Murphy is one Of the attor-
neys. IL Is a Development OF the charges
made by Murphy in Honolulu before
the supreme court in connection with
disbarlaent proceedings which he instr
tuted against Judge iNingsbury, and is
the judges first move IN the matter,
says the Maui News.
Judge hingsbury declared that per-
sonally ne would not be disposed TO act
in tho matter az all, bat that he must
defend the dignity OF the court, and
that the attack was not upon him as an
individual, but as an Official Of the PEG.
pie, aud was therefore a matter he could
not overlook.
lie stated that he wished TO advise
the attorney Of what he intended doing,
in order that he might be prepared to
appear personally or through witnesses
before the grand jury, should he care
TO. He also invited Murphy to reply,
but the latter stated that he had moth
ing to say az that time,
Murphy May Postpone Trip.
Murphy, who had booked for the
Coast ON the Manoa, with the avowed
intention Of proceeding to Washington
TO institute impeachment proceedings
against Judge Kingsbury, stated that
he may cancel his booking in order to
remain and fight the matter out before
the grand jury.
The Honolulu newspapers reported
last week that the supreme court would
probably not take up Murphy's charges
against the judge, holding that none of
bis alleged acts codstitute grounds for
disbarment, but rather for impeach-
ment.
~ UP to Attorney General.
The board Of supervisors discussed
the question Of the right Of Judge
kingsbury to make use Of county court
funds in paying fees 70 attorneys 20
represent him as a witness before the
supreme court in the habeas corpus
matter, which is one Of the principal
features Of Murphy s charges against
the judge.
The board finally passed the matter
up TO the county attorney for opinion,
but the latter in turn referred the ques-
tion to the attorney general. IL was
stated in the board that IL the $50 was
improperly spent, tho board wanted to
know il, and TO 'tako steps towards re.
covering the amount,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
McC Speaks at
a Birthday Luau;
Mayor Dances Hula
First Natal Anniversary of Daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Paoo
feelings Made Occasion Of Jolly
All-Day Feast at Poola Hall.
lFrom Monday Advertiscr.l


In honor Of their daughter 8 first birth.
day anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Paoo Jcllings gave an elaborate luau
at Poola Hall on Liliha street yester
day. The affair started yesterday morn.
ing and was Kept up until late hour
last night. Over 300 guests were pres
emit Prominent among those present
were His Honor Joseph }. Fern; Unitel
States District Attorney Jeif McCarn
and Manuel Richards aS
Jef MeCarn made an eloquent I'D
dress TO the assemblage. In part, he
said: bf hSf
my friends, / consider Il an honoI
to be AZ this pleasant anu scciabic
gathering. | highly appreciate the hon
or accorded me. ! want 10 tell you
frankly right now thar want yol,
people TO be my friends and l want to
be a friend to you :, all1.t a'ae ~
Mayor born was next called upon "a
make an address, but he blushingIy de.
clined the honor. ga1 "a.
/ been have too good time here to
make one Speech Hlzzoner Is report
ed to have blushingly said. when ]
been see so much go0dtthing 70 eat Hfd
plenty 20 drink 1 don y feef'1ike make
one speech Ne earn alright for speech
because he make his living that Kind foG
business, 30 IL you exeuse this timey In
stead Of make one speeehiI win sing a
mele and viii danes the hdia, . tart,
ThcreuPon the mayor moSnteaa table
and RECALLED The urge gathering with
tho latest twist, turns ana gyrntions Of
the Makee Island hula, and asaan en-
core singing, inn a decb bass yoIee. a
choice Hawaiian iftle. This lmpromptn
song and dance nusaber was the big hit
of the evening, olN pn
THAT way make votes Joe con.
tided to 4 politician friend as be climb
ed down from the table.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
cHAMRERLAIN,s PAIN Balm.

touch of rheumatism, or twinge
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Chamberlain 8 Pain Balm drives away
the pain at once and cures the com.
plant, quickly. First application aive,
reiief, When Il bottle Of il is kept in
the house the pain of burns aud scald
may be promptly relieved, cuts and
bruises quickly healed and swellings
promptly reduced In fact, for ths
household ills II h Just such an embro,
cation as every family should be pro,
yided with For sale Nv all dealers,
Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
Rebel General Confiscates Mil,
lion Pesos at Juarez-Agents
Strive for Reconsideration. =

Ell PAso, Texas, June %. NJ Asso.
ciated Press by Federal WiFeIess) -
Agents representing General Carranza
yesterday conferred with representa-.
tiyes of General Villa with view Of
having General Villa return to Juarcz.
The officials in charge of the civil
government at Juarez have been arr
rested by General Villa. One million
pesos, intended TO pay the Constitutions
alist troops, also have been eondscated
by Villa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
Denies He Has Executed Chao or
Proclaimed Angeles as
Provisional President.

ToRREoN, Mexico Juno 90. ~ As
ISOLATED Press by Federal wireless) -
General villa today denied that he has
proclaimed Senior Angeles as Provision
al President Of Mexico or that he had
executed General Chao.
II had been reported that he had. He
branded both stories MS absolute lies
and also denied knowledge Of the re
moval Of Angeles 81 ro"tetary Of war
from Carranza 3 cabineh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
SIEGE OF MAZATLAN
REPORTED STOPPED

MAZATLAN, Mexico, June %.
(Associated Press by FEDERAL Wirs-
less The Constitqticnllists hay rap
turcd Los Pmos, near hera. J. Il saiI
that the Cohstitutionalists who have
been besieging this city have been in
structed TO withhold their attarE in
definitely. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
CHARGE ITALIANS 5r
AS TROUBLE MAKERS

ROME, June Git is learned from
trustworthy source that there are
sixty Italian officers with the Albanian
irsurgents, fomenting the insurreetion
and melting the insurgents TO proclaim
the Duke of the Abruzzi ruler of Al
bania.
The newspapers announce that mar
tial law has been proclaimed at Dur
fazzo The situation is most alarming
and foreigners are fleeing II.
Demand Abdication.
VIENNA, June Negotiations be-
tween the Albanian insurgents and the
government representative have been
broken of abruptly. The insurgents
final demands were the abdicatiOn Of
Prince William and the substitution Of
Moslem prince, federation for the
Turkish language for nine years, re,
ligioas liberty for Moslems, and the
addition of the crescent 10 the Albanian
flag. The government will now prepare
q military force TO attack the iRsur-
gents on three sides. The troops will
be ready in three or four days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
Male Lodge Founded twenty-five
Years Ago, Celebrates with
Three Founders.

With an appropriate program follow,
OF Honokaa, Hawaii, last Saturday
night celebrated the silver anniversary
Of their lodge. js
During the evening gifts unexpeet.
cd by the Recipients sRerc bestowed
upon r. 2. Rickard o. lIonokaa, Harry
Rickafdsef Lanpahoehoei and A. dc la
Nux Of kau, who with fifteen other.
founded the lodge. twenty-five years age
and arc still on the membership roll
Each was presented with a handsome
medal in recognition of his services in
establishing the organization.
Chancellor Commander Speaks.
j. ii. Brayton, chancellor commander
Of Male Lodge, No. z, Knights of Py,
thias, addressed the gathering. lie
spoke IN part as follows:
We regret to say that the Reverend
Nj, Lapghton VIII NOT SPEAK tonight on
account of his near departure 70 San
Francisco We welcome you. Help uE
eclebrate our silver anniversary. The
Knights of Pythias of Honokaa are
twenty i've years old this month. TIL
Hodge was started by eighteen citizens
Of Hohpkaa in this I4yceum Hall Three
OF these are still in the lodge They
are Brother r. T. Richard Of Honokaa
Brother Harry Rickard of Laupahoehoy
and Brother A. DE La Nux, now of Kau
Brother r. T. Richard has been faith
ful hiaster Of finance for sixteen years
aud - a past chancellor commander
Brother DE La Nux is past chancel
lor epIhmandefs The first new member
taken IN by these eighteen founders
was Brother John Payne. He wrote the
bylaws and rules of the Order of Mailc
Lodge and has been twice chancellor
eonimandefld 70 &c Pro
IS Record 10 BoaPrond or.
/, "The fionokaa Loa9c stands today
IN excellent HnanciaI condition. In case
OF sickness df1leath "a any of its mem
bers, their families ohatk always had
reason to be ptonsfs of the Knights Of
Fythlas. The ! Dodg9 hEs hplways had
the money with Witch qohelp.
~ From INC beginning bur number
has been about afliirtyliiVe members
There are that many Today!
'.afOhee, br twice esBfyl Ygkf for many
years the friends OF the lodge have hal
the Knights of PytiiAs 9IaRees to looh
fofward to, These have Furnished many
OF The happiest .hfd most enjoyable ey
eDingb III HdhBEaa. &as ~
'p"saeh friendship AZ xas between Ply.
thiss and Damon rs the basis of our or
der. hlfhffiR of THIS wohdI No
~ THINKING or thin wonderful friend
snip, Mr. J!nH. Ifatkbone founded our
order 81 iSs Of p, iat Washington, d. G.
I'm February 10, 1864, Afty years ago
This we yeeleBrafedi Mt iour last party
Toni GIT Wiz celebrate the founding oil
the Hbhoban Lodge, 81 X. of II. This
WAS established ibslsy9. >
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
LONDON, June .5--n,here wa.

+ LONDON, June .5--1herc was an
awkward moment during tho visit Of
King George and Queen Mary and
Princess Mary TO Former King Man
uel at Twickenham IL is customary,
at dinner end lunch Mt Twickenham for
some member Of Manuel's household
10 propose a toast to the speedy rtstor
alton of tine dethFonel monarch. When
the toast was proposed at lunch, the
Kings equerry explained that neither
King George nor any member Of the
royal family could drink the toast nor
associate themselves with the wish ex-
pressed. @ ...'.'
The toast was then. drunk BY every.
one standing, except the Busbinsham
Palace party.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
oRIZATLAN TAKEN Liza
BY REBEL FORCES

SALTILL0, Mexico, June 22+-( As.
sociated Press by Federal Wireless)---
General Flores of the Constitutionalists
has telegfaphed here that he has taken
.Orizatlan. The municipal offices of
that place, he says, are to be filled mt
once by the people at popular cleo
ton. 49,. = q .... ;. ,'.'l. A.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
FIGHTING AGAIN
ON AT zACATECAs

SALTILLO, Mexico, June %. CAS-
ISOLATED Press by Federal WirRless) ~
Fighting at Zacatecas has been re.
sumed, the ConstitutionaIist forces be-
ing under the personal command Of
General Villa. 1t is reported here that
three Federal outposts Of the Place
have already been captured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
WIRELESS WAVES REVEAL
ORE AND WATER IN EARTH

GlETTINGEN, Germany, June S.
The Society for the Investigation Of
the Internal Structure Of the Earth to-
day declared it has succeeded In dis
covering by means of wireless tele.
graphy subterranean springs and ore
deposits II says il also has usuer,
tanned their depth by the use Of cleo,
trieal waves applied according TO the
method invented by Professor Leim-
bach Of this city. @... 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23

Baroness won Suttner was born June
3, 1913, She was married 10 1876 TO
baron Gundacar Won Suttner, who died
in 1902. In addition to being mem.
Der Of the advisory board of the Car
negie Peace Foundation, she was presi
dent Of the Austrian Peace Society and
vice president Of the International
Peace Society OF Berne. She was the
author Of a number Of books. including
The Inventory Of Sonl' 'tDas
Masehincnzeitalter,'' ~ Lay Down Yodr
Arms,H "Schach der Quail "The
Peace Conference at the Haguen "a
iournaD, ''Martha's Kinder So
quel TO "Die Matchmaker, . " Bricfe
en- einen Toten, and ftMenorienn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23

BUTTE, Montana, June 22.--(Asso
cated Press by Federal Wireless) ~
Rejecting the overtures for settle,
ment of the differences between the
labor organizations of Butte and the sc,
eeders, which were submitted last
week by William Meyer, the seceders
yesterday launched an independent
miners union. 'L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
OF PEACE
DIES IN VIENNA
Baroness Won suttner, Winner Of
Nobel Prize in 1905,
Called by Death.

VIENNA, Austria, June 22.-(Asso-
ciated T'rcss by Federal wireless) =
Baroness won Suttncr, winner Of the
Nobel Prize in 1903, an author of much
note ana member Of the advisory
board Of the Carnegie Peace Founda
tion, died here yesterday aged seventy
one years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
An Earldom to Be Created
for Lord Kitchener

LONDON June % Associated Press by Federal wireless
Among the birthday honos announced by the Court the
Lord Kitchener Of Khartoum heads the list An arldom
created for him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
OF
JAPAN WILL
Be MADE
PUBLIC
Text Of Correspondence Between
s. Japan and United States in Re
lation to the California Anti
Alien Land Law Is to Be Pub,
lishsd simultaneously by Both
Nations This Week.

TOXIC, Japan, June %. As
sociated Press by Federal Wire
less) Japan and America have
agreed TO publish Simultaneously
this week, the text of the CORE
spondence which has taken place
between the two countries on the
question Of the California anti
alien land act.
Foreign Minister Kato will
probably speak on this subject at
the opening of the special session
of the Diet today.
The Diet also will consider the
special naval construction credits,
for 1915-1916, over which there
has been much discussion.
According to Mr.. Hamaguchi,
vice minister of finance, the fin
ance department has spent much
time in considering the figures
submitted by the navy depart
ment. II is understood the sum to be
demanded TO carry out the naval pro
gram will be somewhere between six
million yen and seven million yen.
Renews Political Activity.
The approach Of the session has
caused renewal of political activity
in both the Government and the Seiyu.
kai camps.
A dissolution of the present ministry
is not improbable. E
The government party is striving still
TO effect coalition Of the three min
ority parties under Count Okuma. The
Seiyukai have decided 10 rally once
again under Mr.. Hara; ex- Hone Min
lister, who as the dc faeto CHEZ Of the
party, has ably led them for some yeqis
past. They win also revise the present
system Of the directorate Of the party,
80 as to make its management more
effective.
Attitude Of seiyulai.
! What attitude the Seiyukai will
adopt toward the naval construction
outiav \. uneer,ain M q Il hai,cyod
a ne so-caIled well informed anarte,
That ar se;v,,Ls Z; will not ne..ass. S;iy
-, h.,,;a.,s,,t ,.aas,sas aa.,,,s, ~,
,oysrrrent segsrd;ng ne nsvaI ont.
lay.
.,,ovarn,na,. y that 20 the .y,,,, exnan.
s;an -The nnnannIaritv M tbs nav
- .s.anat ~ tha ,raaegt brirsry
~ a,r,ast ~ ah.dowad TX ,esenll
.,,.,,,t 49, ~, 5000, 80. a,tes ,.,na,
-. a. -. ep ~. 800 dt,ts;on
sche,ne ,Tss III FoSyar1 y foIs Taxi
- ad,,nsto,a of1,ha h;iI ma .rmy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23

TERREoN, June %. - associated
Press by Federal wireless) General
Carranza has forwarded a reply TO the
notes from the mediators. II is I'M
derstood that he reiterates has wiling
ness TO participate in the conference
now on IN Niagara Falls, the confer
ence TO have for its sole purpose he
pacifcation of Mexico. but In his fsply
he is said to have expressed his con
yiction Of the futility of discussion OF
Guiding the declaring Of an armistice in
relation 10 the military movements OF
the Constitutionalists, tho ssrarian
question or the agreement on a rows
ional president.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
Garden IslandaFs Make -Applica-
tiOn To- National Council for
Another Charter.

ioAppllcation has boon made to the Ma
|ftionar'Boy Scout Council roi esarter
for 4 Maui Council, which Will be made
TIP on ono member from each town on
district n which a scout troop Is organ.
Ne. Whileit will have no Controlling
influence over tho Individual patrols, il
! IL believed that much good can be ac-
rompIished BY keeping The local organ
izati8ns in touch with each other, ac-
eording TO the Mani News. ~.
The following win represent the
scout committees in the districts where
patrols are now located: Capt o. j.
Whitehead, Wailuku; c. G. Campbell
Puunene; DR.. Aiken, Kahului; and
Father Francis, Tiaia, Doctor MeLaren
| is 10 be scout commissioner for Maui,
and w. r. Crockett was named secre.
tary and treasurer.
A number of new patrols are 10 be
organized at once. Father Bruu0 .hns
agreed to undertake the Launching OF
one nj bahaina, while Hama and Maka.
wac are to havo organizations very
shOrtlysgt NsNfb sesa
More Equipment Ordered "a
Equipment has been ordered for the
Walluku AMI Puunenc patrols, including
uniforms. The boys will have 70 buy
these, since scout is required 10 carr
everything he gets number OF the
boys have already earned a part OF tho
required amount and others are seeking
jobs by which they can earn little
money. humber Of the business metl
have offerod to give scouts employment
for the purpose Of helping them 70 help
themselvest HHN'fates'
A good deal of sport Il nanticibatSd
by the Wailuku patrol in the near IA
ture, including a number Of camping
trips. Mrs. John Weddiek has donated
a tent, and Dan Carey is making two.
wheeled cart for. The carrying Of scout
equipment. II. b. Pehhallow has OF.
fered the use Of his Waihee cottage Ia
camping place Brother Frank Mas
supplied a telegraph insttumeHt for the
teaching or the Morse code. The boys
have several drums aud iifes, bat need
an INSTRUCTOR 5-rol frosf sfidr
Paiai Patrol Prospering.a "
The Paia patrol, which has 'been or
ganized for heafly year, and has been
fully equipped for some time, IL also
very active THESE lays They arc look.
ing forward with much anticipation 20
the camping trip which viii be taISeh9to
Olinda within few weeks Through
their exijefthess IN tent raising. they ID.
Gently won apFize offered nv Harold
Rice, IN thelshare Nof full supplies f0s
the patrol FOR two weeks III ctiinp. Mr.
Rice made the offer that IL the boys
could put mp their largo tent I'm ter
minutes this prize should he thefrs IN
took the active Youngsters Just about
three nlinntss TO lroinfIete the ALLOTTED
TASK. hThrongh the fhtereAt or MY
Rice the boys also now have two Hne
The lPaias boys have been 6Refed "a
fine silk flag by MIA VI. "A. Baldwin
and plans are being made f0femarehihp
out to Hamakuapok6 20 receive the
emblem with fitting ceremony Father
Francis, who has AiAden siich a success
with the Paia Organization, ~ being
most heartily seconded IN his EFFORTS by
practically all the 'pcople Of fala,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-23
Americas Cup Defenders to Com
pete in Big Tryouts Begin
ming July Z.

NEW YORK, June 22..1Af Associated
Press by Federal EWif6less) !AlI . has
been decided to cancel the trial yacht
races set for July 81. aud peiin efq
The Resolute, yanitie and Defiance
were To have sailed in the tryouts 10
see which yacht Is 10 be chosen as the
cup defender The yachts will nov
spend the time preparing for a series
of races 70 be sailed of on July 7 and
subsequent dates. get 4rhii'eg
The I)edahee ms been ovethahlea
and some slight damage sustained a
week ago has been repaired.
" Tonhey, while the words were by
G.. Taggard. XVI fiaNtrii
Auto Loads OF Flowers. 81 in,
The graduates then an hhelil eaA mi
formal reception. After this the doors
Of the flower rooms were opened. There
were two rooms, one FOR the girls and
one for the boys Each btnuent Ma
two desks and every one OF these was
covered with Mowers. For ali hour af
terward students could be seen stag
geriug under loads Of flowers on their
way to their machines, whilc the MA
chimes themselves looked like huge
flower baskets as they were driven
away.