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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
MEXICAN GENERALS
PULL OFF COATS
TO DRIVE
PEGS
Incredible Industry Displayed
by Men Who Wear the Gold
Bullion in Fort Bliss Refu-
gee Camp.
ALL ARE CHEERFUL
AT JOURNEYS END
Inv Leascd Wire 10 Evening Herald.

Ry LEASED Wire To- Evening Herald.
10 paso. Tex, Jan. 2i.- Win tho
arrival of stragglers and several car-
loads or their possessions an the
Mexican federal soldiers and refu-
gees from Ojinaga. Mexico. had been
interned at Fort bliss today. The
camp where the 4.600 foreigners are
10 be kept indefinitely on the footing
Of prisoners OF war was not quite def
initciy arranged, because many tents
were stlll lacking.
General salvador Mercado. the for
mcr Hucrta military chief, with oth-
er Mexican generals. acting az sub
ordinates OF United states army Of
icerA went about constantly GO di-
rect his soldiers IN putting the camp
in permanent shape.
The refugees appeared cheerful
over the end OF their long journey.
Mexican songs mingled with the hum
of industry that spread over the res
eryatlon. ana even some az the Mex
lean generals pulled on their coats
10 drive tent pegs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
STANDING ARMY OF
MINERS URGED
BY COLORADO
UNION
Resolution introduced at Unit.
ed Mine Workers Meet Pro-
poses Arms for Protection
from Mine Owners.
ORGANIZATION SORE
AT INDIANAPOLIS
[By Ioascd wlrc to Iiycning herald

lBy LEASED Wire Ia Evening Herald.
indianapolis. Jan. 2i--The CON
vention OF the United Mine Workers
Of America today became engaged ln
q debate over the seating Of delegates
delinquent IN the international as
sessmcnts
The recent tarin measure has
plunged the east into nbiect poverty
snld Thomas Kennedy 0f Hazclton
Pa. "My mining district is at the
mercy of the coal companies stores
and shacka and there is little of the
miners earnings left after the coal
companies have deducted their
shares"
II was finally voted that the dele
gates should be seated with the un-
derstanding that the local unions
must pay their assessment by May l..
During 1919, 1850 men. or 32T
for ever, 1900 miners employed.
were KILLED. according to the report
~ W a. Fuhy. the stutistician who
said the rate in 1911 was 3.13 for
every 1900 Figures for 1913 were
not available he suid
The production IN 1919 was b3i,-
tG6. $50 tons valued ut fG9i.G0G. .N5i
The report OF the auditing commit
tee showed balance IN the treasury
on December 1. 1913. Of Ss5S.032 80.
The expenditures for the year were
f2,tO2.26Lft
More than 500 printed resolutions.
which have been presented hy local
unions for consideration of the CON
ventlon. were distributed to the dele
gates The resolutions cover q
range from praise for the interno-
tionai officers to the placing OF the
mine workers on an armed military
basis TO protect our homes against
the mine owners standing army
The latter resolution was presented
by union located at Crested Bptte.
Colo.
The list contains several resolutions
domnn nndinR the immediate removal 81
the convention from this city ana for
the withdrawal OF the unions nnds
from the local hanks.
Government ownership Of railroads
and mines is demanded hy the CALI
fornia and Pennsylvania locals ana
another resolution condemns Demo-
cratic and Republican officials ana
lauds the Socialist party.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
nABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDING
FOR MINE WORKERS

Trinidad, Colo, an. 2i,- llabens
corpus proceedings IN the cases OF
James r Davis. marshal at AEuliar.
Albert flll. prskiden', nnd Robert
Mcclure, secretary 0f the Aguilar
local of the United Mine Workers Of
America. were Instituted this morn
Ing In the district court The three
men are held by the military auth
OrlileH IN connection with tho burn-
Ing OF the pomoffioe ana tipple AZ
the Southwestern mine near Asullar.
A petition was also filed In the ease
of Antonio Lamont. an organizer of
the Miners union arrested few
DAYS ago for picketlng.
The action was instituted by n.
w Clark. local counsel FOR the
union. following the presentation Of
IA formal demand for the relenae 0f
the four men upon General John
Chase and Sheriff J. r. Orishnm.
which was refused
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
OUTLAW FARMER At
LAST GIVES UP
TO SHERIFF
Edward Beardsley, After Cash
ing In on Notoriety, De-
oides to End Siege and Take
His Medicine.
lBy Leased Wire to EvenIug Herald. !

Mayvillc. y. g.. Jan. 2l.--E Edward
Ecardslcy the Chautnupn county
outlaw farmer who hiss for eight
days dcfied the efforts Of sheriff
Andorsun ana posse Co arrest him
gave himself up TO a.. -. Rnckus, "a
i1cni hotel man M o'clock this
morning and was locked up IN the
Jail here.
Easkus, who was appointed q
deputy sheriff effected the cap
turc" alone The outlaw walked 20
the shcritrs office and formally gave
hunFolf into the custody uf the law.
ir was served with a warrant
churfsing him with assault in the
urt degree fn having shot q. W.
Putnam, oycrrecr of The poor ~
Chautauqua county with intent 90
kili
Hcardslcy. during his effective de-
fensr uf Port Bcardsley" as his
farm house came Go DE known.
would allow any one to see and talk
With him except the sheriff and he
turned his notoricty Into money by
the sale of autograph postcards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
SIX THOUSAND GAPS AND
CAuTRJDGE BIilrS Seized

Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 2i.--slN thou
sand shake caps ana as many cart
ridge belts said To have been In
tended for the uniforming of the
Mexican oonstitutionalist armies, have
been seized here by United states Of
ncials A warrant was issued to-day
for the arrest of ~. Rivers, n pur-
chasing agent FOR General Nenusti-
ano Carrnnza. charging him with nn
attempt 10 export munitions of war
into Mexico.
The cartridge belts which came
with the caps IN nine large packing
cases consigned from New York, are
of the type discarded hy the United
states army when the web type bell
was adopted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

presidential oleetor on the Fillmore
ticket 1863. member of the rii-
nols house of representative from
1856 to 1874 ~ which hc was sp,.ik .
cr from 1851 Go 1873; member of
the ThIrty-rt'th ana Forty -iirst
congresses; appointed by President
Lincoln iB iSC2. as member of com
mission Co pHas upon accounts Of
United Stattt quartermaFter aud
commiasRry oWlcCrs; chairman ui
the Illinois delegation to the Rcpub-
liNan national convention Ht Phng-
delphia IN 1879, and placed General
Grant ii ~. fiaf f1r thc nf0ri-
dencys chair"uu of the Illinois doll
Cgation to th, Republican, national
convention at Minneapolis In 1885,.
governor of Illinois from 1876 Co.
tSS3. resignmg to accept position Of
United states senator. which he held
until March .. 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
COMPERs URGES PROSE or
COPPER AND COAL STRIKES

Washington, Jan. ai.--c0ngrea-
sional investigation % the Michigan
copper strike and 'ha Colorado coal
strike was urged on members of the
house today hy samuel O0mpera.
president of the American Fedora
tion OF Labor, In circular letters an.
thorlzed by the executive council of
the federation.
President Cempers letters cited
the recent West Virginia coal strike
investigation by the SENATE and the
Homestead strike investigation ne
precedents iuslifylng action by con.
gress under the present circum.
stances The house Democrats win
meet IN caucus tomorrow nlght 10
take 40 pending investigation Fcao-
buttons
a resolution directing the senate
labor committee 90 make fun In
vcstlgation Of the Industrial cOndi-
lions Ia the Colorado strike districts
was introduced today by Senator
Thomas. The same committee con-
ducied the inquiry into the West VAR
glnla coal strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
FORMER 4. =. MARSHAL
M.IEGED nIERTA SPY

Washington. Jan. Dispatches
today TO the constitutionaliat agency
here report the arrest Of William
Hanson al Victoria, Mexico, by Gen
erai Carranzn's forces on the charge
OF being a Hucrta SPY Hanson was
az one time United states marshal
in Texas.
The state department today di-
rected the Americas consul at Mata-
moraa opposite Brownsville, Texas
60 obtain the release of Hansen. who
has been In trouble before with the
rebels by reason og his rcputcd fed
eral leanings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
Member of Mormon
MenGge Victim of
White SLAYER?
my r.eascd Wire to Evening Iernld

fBy Leased Wire to Evening Iierald
y Los Angeles. Jan, 2i.-Ac- =
. cused by officers Of the Nor .
. mon church In this city .
. Thomas Major, aged 20. was =
. arrested here today by federal .
. agents and charged with Viola .
. tion Of the Mann white slave .
. act In having brought from =
. Utah. Nellie Hawthorne, aged =
. "a. formerly mcmbcr of 'he .
. household Of Joseph ~ Smith, =
. president OF the Mormon .
. church.
= The girl came TO this city .
. early this month on money al .
. legged TO have been supplied 20 =
. her by Major. who n said 90 .
. have a wife and two children =
. IN Scotland.
. Federal officials said the ac- .
. tlon Of the Los Angeles Nor =
. mon dignltarlcs In reporting 9
. the case OF Major was the re- .
y suit of direct teiographic re- 9
. quest from church hcadquar-
y tere IN Salt Lake Ciiy.
ee0 oNNN go = 0N I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
FOUND POISON IN
BODY Of FIRST
WIFE, DOCTOR
DECLARES
Contradiots Chemist Who
Said Remains Of Mrs. Chris
tine Majors Showed No
Trace.
[Ry I.eascd No b 49, nlng nernld. !

Alamosoedo, IS ~. JON. 2i.- Dr
Y ~ Rogers of Ei Plso. witness
IN ne case Hsainst 70 49, Majors, on
trial chnrgcu with causing the death
of his duuEhtcE Eudora Majors. tcs-
titled TODAY relative to examinations
he made uf specimcns uf her body iu
q search fur poison. Hc declared
THAI he made hftccn tests ana four
teen of thoW showed poisson. IL the
poison was distributed over thc body
in equal proportion to tbe amount
found in tho spccimcna examined. be-
said, Tho sI must have tukeu pt
least three .nd a h0it WIus uT poi-
son. ON grusa-eXamutuuu Do, said
he had been fivCu Go understand that
poisoning Wns suspected so he made
his examinations fnT pod on
pr Rog,u also testified that he
had found races of poison in tno
analyss made of portions OF Mrs.
Christine Muiors body. the nrst wife
of Major N. a. soumun. "a ohomlst.
had previously testified that hc found
no traces oi poison in Mrs. Majors
body.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

Shelby Moore CuIom was born at
Monticello, Wuyuo county. Ken
tuckv Novcmhrr 22 1929. Family
removed 90 1ugcHou county lll u
1882. ne was educated nt Hook
River seminar at Mount Morris
und WINS given thc degree cot LID.
hg the Univordy of Illinois in 1903
ile has resided 300 springfield since
1853, was admitted tu the bar ln
1855, was cits attorney and coutln-
ued Co practice pu until 1865. Wns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
LOWER RATES AND
BETTER SERVICE ASKED
BY LIVEST0CKMEN
GBy Leased Wire Co Evening Herald. |

lhy Ileased Wire To- Evening mcfnio.
Denver. Jan. 2l.-Lower railroad
rates aud better service were the de-
mands made IN behalf OF livestock
shippers hy 4. T.. deI,icQles of Den
yer today IN an address before the
seventeenth annual convention Of
the American Livestock association,
"Thnt reasonable service Is not
furnished" he said lis proved by
the great sums paid annually by
railways To stOckmen IN the form OF
claims which sums. insist and be-
lleve. are not more than half the
damage sustained by the shippers. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
STAY on SENTENCE FOR
ALLEGED DYNAAUTFWg

Chicago, Jan. 2i.--A stay OF SEN
tence In the cases OF the alleged dy-
namiters convicted az Indianapolis.
ana whose application for new trials
recently was denied. was granted this
defendants by the United states
court OF appeals here today
The cases Of the thirty defendanth
were appealed and new trials were
ordered for six Of them. Todny's
mandate has the effect OF staying
sentence In the eases OF the remain
ing twenty-four until the supreme
court of the United states passes on
an appeal Application 90 this court
for write of certlorari will be made
by Attorney y. ~ zoline for the de-
PENDANTS on February a., He will
plead
I. That inasmuch as All the de.
PENDANTS were alleged 10 have been
linked together In the charge of con-
spiracy 20 transport dynamite. all OF
the defendants should have been
granted new trials, instead OF only
six OF them.
2. That the defendants were doub.
ly punished, One for conspiracy 90
transport dynamite and again Cor the
actual transportation of the explosive.
3. That Ortie McManigai and Ed
ward clark, having pleaded guilty 10
"a felony were incompetent witnesses
and should have been tried separate
ly.
g. The ohenses were barred py
the statute OF limitations at the time
OF tho indictments.
O.. No federal Onense was proven,
Sc That decisions OF courts uf ap-
peat conflict ln similar cases.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
Two MINERS ENTOMBED
BY FIRE IN TUNNEL;
RESCUE EFFORTS FAIL

Iliy l,eascd Wire 10 Evening Iicraid. /
y Bingham, Utah, Jan. 2t- q
. Two minors. whose names had .
. nOt been learned nt noon. were .
. cat of from escspc hy fire .
. Ia the tunnel Of the Boston .
. mine ot tho Utah Copper com- o
y pany nero loday an early Of .
. forts 90 rcscue them failed. An .
. oXygen hclmpt is being rushed .
. here from salt Lake ana "a mine .
. rescue expert with two helmets .
. and "a pulmotor viii arrive late .
. today from Castle Gate. Utah. .
00NN 0oNR NoAA q Q 3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
JUDGE R0UNDLY R0AsTs
JURY FOR ACQUITTAL
OF ALLEGED SLAYER

Puehio. Colo, Jan. 2t.-Aftor ace
quitting Of murder Diamond" na-
Wis. who was tried In the district
court here for the alleged staying Of
Albert a. lewis. on the night of sep
tombor rs, 1879, the Jury Was round
iv cNcori1tod today hy Judge Essoy
before whom the case was tried. The
cogrt declared the verdict 90 be- a
"fmgmrt miscarriage of Justice"
DAVIS story of the killing which
occurred near the main tent of cir
Gus which was exhibiting here, was
practically unsupported. there being
several states witnesses who testified
90 having been eyc witnesses To the
affair. Lewis was stabbed in the
back On an alteration with Davis,
o. was alleged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
CONSIDERATION or ALASKA
RAILROAD BITA4 RESUMED

Washington Jan. 2i.--t tunsidcra-
tion OF the Alaska railroad BIN was
resumed TODAY in the house. and
time for general debate WAS fixed
Ht thirteen hours tnder tho pro
gram. consideration of tho measure.
which is only on Wednesdays in the
house, win hc concluded ON March
Representative Ferris OF okla
homa. denounced the government
railroad plan us "a grab"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
Other Officers Ordered Retired
As Soon as Possible by In
vestigatOrs of State Labor
Federation.
MILITIA BITTERLY
SCORED BY REPORT
National Guard Merely Police
men, not Soldiers; Filled
with False Pride by Com.
mander Is Charged.

TBy LEASED Wire Io Tsvcning Herald. |
y Trinidad, Colo, Jan. 2i.--
. -Four hundred striking coal min
= ers marched through the streets =
. of Trinidad this morning In the =
. funeral of James Colovi, g strik- =
. ~ who WAS killed by train al =
= Ludlow sunday.
. Preparations Tor u mass meet =
. ing of strikers. their wives and =
. children. Go be held here to- =
= morrow. are under way. The =
. meeting ia called 20 protest =
. against the Incarceration of
q Mother" Jones.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
sccond srhmIdt TrInI Stars.

New York. Jan. 2l.-After two
days and half spent In the exami-
nation Of 200 taiesmen u jury was
completed this afternoon for the see
ond trial az Hans schmidt. the one
tlme priest. who slew Anna Aumui-
Ter. dlsmembered her body and threw
ID In the Hudson river. The FIRST jury
failed TO agree on a verdict
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
500 NatiUes Perish;
Map Changed by
UpheGUGl
nv Teasco wire 10 Evening Herald !

tBy Ileascc Wire 10 Evening Herald, !
= sydney, ~ =. W. Jan. 2i.- =
= The whole face of Abram isinnd. .
. In the New Hcbrldcs group. was .
= altered boy the volcanic upheav- =
= ais ui last month, according to =
y official ndVices today. n is esti- =
. mated that 500 natives persisted. =
= The slie of the mission hospital =
. now lies beneath eighty feet of =
= water. while there are two miles y
. 0f hllly country where ships =
= previously floated. =
. . = . . . . . . . . . . . .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
CAPTAIN AND CREW OF
SEVEN ARE RESCUED


Wv ieRscd Wire 90 Evcning Herald.
Chatham. Mass. Jan. 2i-Captaiu
Hart and his crew OF seven men
were rescued by the use of the
hrecchoH buoy today when their yos-
sci, the New YORK two- mastcd
schooner General Adelbert Ames.
WAS wrecked OF Monomo Point Tho
AmcE, which registered $50 toms
not was bound from ST. John FOR
Philadelphia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
DueIling Pistols of
Jeff DGUiS Go TO
Colorado
nv Leased wire 70 Isvcnlne herald !

lBy LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. !
= Washington. Jan. 2i.--Ioffcr. =
y SON Davis Two duciling pistols. =
= a double h1rrclcd pistol and ap- =
y nurienancos. seized hv Union =
Q troops near thc close OF the Civll .
= war; and which nave been in the =
= custody uf the war department =
= nearly uiiy years, viii Doc turned =
= over to Joseph a. Hayes uf colo. .
. udo. whose wife iH the eldest .
= daughter nf thc former president =
. of tho Confcdcmcy
. The shawl ana raglan belong =
. ing 600 Mrs. Davis. mid o. have =
. boon worn hg Davis when be- .
= was captured. were not included .
. auoug the articles for which =
= Mr Hayes nakcd. hut they Will =
= be returned if Davis heirs ash =
. for thom
. Secretary Garrison decided toe .
. dBt Goo return th. relies ou an =
. opinion oy Attorney General Mc =
= Rey nOlds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
sUNKEN BRITISH
SUBMARINE FOUND

I ny LEASED Wire Ia Evening Herald I
= Plymouth, Jan. 81 The Brit
. ish submarine AL" which dis
= appeared on Friday last during =
= mnneuvors IN Plymouth sound. =
. was located nt q depth of eco .
= feet. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
Panama Celebrates.

Panama, Jan. 2l.--rhe city Of PAM
anna today celebrated tho efia an
niversary of ts foundation, which
was ordered In 1878 hy royal decree.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
NO HOPE OF LIFE FOR
FORMER U. S. SENATOR
SHELBY M. CULL0M

thy Inaged Wire 60 Evening ueraId 4
washington, Jaus 2i.-WhIlo .
. the condition of former Senator .
. shelby NJ. Culom showed .
. slight improtcment This morn =
. ms. no hope is held out Tor his .
= recovery, and accufdiup to the .
. attending physician. the ond may =
= come at any UmC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
Two.ana.a- IIaIf.Ccnt rate valid.

Sioux City. Iowa, Jan. 2l.-Federai
Judge willard filed decision here
today holding the two and one-half
cent rate n valid and shall so into
effect in south Dakota. lie held the
action takcn by the state to put a two
cent rate IN effect was unconstitu-
tional and that such rate would be
connscatory The decision ends sew
eral years litigation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

ne would make O thorough lnveEti-
ga,lon of such cases and take action
as he finds the case seems 20 neces-
state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

I0nV0r, Jan tI,-~UOVCrn0r AM
mons stated today tina. he did not
care 20 comment on the report Of
the committee ON conditions In the
zone until he had an opportunity 20
examine Il thoroughly. However. he
recalled the statement made NJ The
time the committee began its In
Qulry that n this committee or any
ono else submitted facts 10 warrant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY
You get u IN tho HERALD.
FIFTY cents y month or IS CENTS
n week delivered ~ your doOri
nfty cents by man.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

but advance words give ii that the
sales will be large Hawaii will not
be finally heard from until the middle
OF the week for a campaign TO sell
stock will be undertaken at a lun-
cheon of the Hilo Board Of Trade
Tuesday.
All morning the figures continued
to grow and 1t is the same this after
noon. The selling teams started out
at o'clock. and by 9 o'clock $2427
had been subscribed and reported in.
The StarBulletin began at that time
to issue its bulletins, posting them in
a number of prominent stores. The
next bulletin, issued a half hour later,
was $4,000: the next at 10 o'clock was
$10,332, and so on at rapid steps, on
and past the $4,000 mark.
The figures were taken from the
reports received at the Ad Clubs
headquarters, being phoned in there
by the team captains or chairmen.
The spirit Of the AID Club was con-
tagious. 1t seemed to permeate the
entire city. The little fellows who
made up the boy scout company, on
duty at headquarters, felt it and
yelled it and spread it. The pirates
did the same-and the selling squads
took in the money. The entire scheme
was planned and carried out so per-
fectiy, and the idea itself was so nov
ell, and its effect was so striking, that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07
BY w. r. HARRINGTON, PRESI.
DENT HONOLULU AD CLUB.

= II shows that the people Of this :
): city and territory have faith in
2 their own town and their own :
= people. 1t is popular company :
Z floated to carry on popular eeIe; :
): bration that is fast becoming pop :
2 ular the world over. AS for the ;
2 Ad Club, the Ad Club spirit is
J: contagious and every stockhoIder :
): is happy. And the splendid team :
}: work for which the organization
;: has gained reputation has again
= been exempIified. Enthusiasm and :
: efficiency make a combination
: that is a community winner un- :
!: der all conditions.
): ;: ;: {: :; :: :: = . :: :: :: :: :: :: :: 3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-07

w. N. Patten, leader; E. NJ. Cheat.
ham, ] II. warren, A. r. Gurrey, Jr
Percy A. Swift, leader; John Len
nox, r. B. Booth, j. M. Levy. .
d. L. Conkling, leader; c.. T. VII.
der, Joshua Tucker, r. Percy Morse.
The Chinese woh have been en-
listed in the work are Wong Chez
Lau Tang, Lee Ong, Chu Gum, Wong
Chow, Ching Shat, Wong Leong,
Young Kong Tat, c. X. All, L.um Zip
Kee Goo Kim Fook, Chuck Hoy, zee
zap, Willie Kwai Fong zap, Lum
Kun Cheam, Hong Quong, C. @. zee
Hop, L. Alloy and ~. Chong
The Ladies' Aid.
Mrs. Charles Crane, who organized
the ladies aid in connection with the
campaign, has announced the follow
ing: Mrs. Harry E. Webster, Gran
vile and Vida Villa; Miss Lucy Di-
mond, Pleasanton; Miss Miriam
Stacker, CORTLAND ad Donna; Mrs.
J. w. Thompson, Seaside; Mrs. C.. G.
Murasky, Mrs. w. H. Stroud and Mrs.
Smith, Waikiki Inn; Mrs. Edward
Dekum, Colonial; Mrs. G. B. Curtis,
Young hotel; Mrs. Otto Berndt, Mac
donald; Mrs. Charles Raven, Young
Cafe; Mrs. H. T. Waity, Moana hotel,
and Misses Ruth and Miriam Stack
er, Ainahau and Hau Tree. Miss Fee
nella Miles and Mrs. p Burns will
be stationed at Fort and King streets.