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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
WATTS
! upon RECOVERY
OF TWO VICTIMS


firing of what he alleged 80 the
constant attention paid by John n.
0'Brien 20 his wife. Marion H. Haw-
kins, well known in the local automo-
bile trade as an expert mechanic. to-
day lies dead at the morgue. with a
bullet In his temple, while 0Brien
and Mrs Ethel Hawkins are now in
mates OF Queens Hospital with fair
chances OF complete recovery from
revolver wounds inflicted by Hawkins
before he turned a weapon upon him.
I SELF with deadly effect
Sheriff William p. Jarrett endeav-
ored to gain some tangible statement
from either O'Brien or the wife OF the
dead man today. Their condition pre-
Guided any deposition being taken at
!, this time.
/ Jealousy is attributed as the cause
OF a tragedy that took place at mil
! nightts on the lawn i'm front OF the
premises at 1888 Alapai street. Haw-
kins and Mrs. Hawkins, married
shortly after the first of the year, are
said to have disagreed and separated
Come weeks ago, the woman taking
tup her residence in an adjoining home
to that occupied by her husband.
Friends Of Hawkins today stated to
1.-THE police that o'Brien had for some
time past been paying marked atten-
ton to the woman.
Hawkins was one OF party Of
three who visited several moving pic
ture shows last evening He Is said
to- have returned to his lodgings and
then laid in walt for the appfoach OF
Mrs. Hawkins and o,Brien, who are
alleged to have spent the evening on
Il motorcycle excursion.
Il was a few minutes before IL
O'clock last night when 0'Brien in
lcompany with Mrs. Hawkins reached
the house and the pair were at once
Iccnfronted by Hawkins.
How much longer is this sort of
thing going to continue. the husband
lis said to have demanded Of 0'Brien.
With this exclamation, Hawkins is al.
Eleged TO have drawn a 80 ealiber re-
yolver. the first shot apparently go.
Ting wide OF the mark, second bullet
/ finding Judgment In O'Brien's jaw, the
third penetrating Mrs Hawkins body
above the shoulder blade, while the
fourth he reserved for himself, the
Ieaden missile entering his right
/ temple with fatal effect
| Police officers promptly rushed the
injured persons to the hospital Haw-
kins, who died within few minutes.
Twas taken to the morgne. Pending
advices from the parents, who are
believed to reside in Arizona, the RI
lmains are held at Williams undertaks
ling parlors awaiting final disposition.
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GRAFT COMMISSION
COMPL ETES he EARRINGS
I'M HlL0 AND Adj URNS

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, May 1.-THE Hawaii county
Investigation commission concluded
its public hearings at Hilo this morn
ing and Commissioner e. Al. G. Long
and William Williamson, together
with Special Prosecutor r. w. Brec.
Iernoon for Honolulu. Further hear
ings, it is stated today, will be held
at Honolulu by the commission, but il
is uncertain as yet when they will
begin. For the present DR.. Elliot,
chairman, win remain here. though
he will go to Honolulu for the SEES.
sions there. which probably will take
up late next week or possible the week
after.
Benjamin H. Brown, Jr, deputy
county auditor, testified before the
commission this morning that he had
habitually issued warrants contrary
to law, that is, before they were APP
proved by the board of supervisors.
but said he did SO under the audi.
tors orders He admitted it was ire
gular, and that he knew it at the
time. At one point he stated that
County Attorney W.. H. Beers had
urged the issuance of warrants in this
irregular manner, for the payment of
certain court fees such as witnesses
and jurors salaries. 81
T. K. Lalakea, who served as coun-
ty auditor prior to Charles X. Ma.
CURES time, concluded his testimony
this morning touching on his system
of loaning money to county employees
and the interest rates charged them.
He declared last week that he had
never charged them more than one
per cent a month. but documents
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
WHARFINGERS
APPOINTED BY
HARBOR BOARD

Starting en- the first leg OF q pro-
ject which will result In every gov
eminent wharf OF importance in the
territory having a proper oyerseer.
the beard Of harbor commissioners.
at its meeting this morning. appoint.
ed George IRELAND and Samuel Ka.
maipilikane wharfingers at Lahaina
and Kawaihae, respectively. Commu.
nications also were received by the
board containing requests that wharf.
myers be appointed at Hanalei and
Nawiliwili, Kauai, upon which action
is to be taken at later date.
The engineer OF the board was in
structed, among other matters, 10
mark the depth of water in the Queen
street slip on the posts along the
trent of the shed. letters to be about
six inches high and we'll up on the
posts. as per suggestion of Harbor.
master William Foster.
The board ordered the following
communication addressed to Clement
CroweIl. sheriff of the, county Of Maui,
at Wailuku:
Several complaints have been re.
ceiyed by this commission as to the
crowding and jostling by crowds Of
small boats from the Mauna Kea and
other Inter-Island craft. We now are
negotiating with a party on Maui to
act as representative Of this board at
Lahaina, and we would respectfully
request that you instruct your police.
man on duty at this wharf TO carry
out any reasonable requests that he
may make.
J. C. Foss, the engineer construct.
ing the wharf at Mahukona. was
granted an extension Of time on his
contract on account Of weather con-
ditsons It was reported that the at
t0rney-general has been, informed of
the desire of the board to meet with
him at an early date in order to dis
cuss the condemnation of the Marine
railway site. The encouragement.
however. has not informed the com
mission as to the time convenient for
such conference Harbormaster
Foster reported that a punt with
which to do work under the local
wharves win cost SIS. The board au-
thorized the building of the punt. The
engineer was authorized to have the
approach to pier Is paved with as
phaIt macadam
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SICK HEADACHE, COSTIVE, BILIOUS,
IF LIVER IS TORPID dime ABOX

You men and women who can't get
feeling right-who have headache,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are nery-
Gus and upset. bothered with sick,
gassy stomach.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-or merely dosing
yourself every few days with salts,
pills. castor oil and other harsh irri-
tants?
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
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AFRICAN HUNTER DIES
or MOVIE LIONS BITE
fBy Latest Nail

LOS ANGELES. Cal Blood poison.
ing as a result of infection in wounds
inflicted by lion used in a motion
picture drama, caused the death Of
DR.. William Warner Kirby.
Kirby was attacked by the lion
several days ago and the wounds were
at first considered slight Kirby was
a member Of the Paul Rainey eXpe-
.dition to Africa. and well known
amcng circus men.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
MORO ouTsR1Ak THREATENED,
IBy Latest MALL

MANILA Moros have murdered an
American planter named Beeler, at
.Homungan, Lanao district. They
killed the man in the presence Of his
aged mother and Filipino wife. The
wife was mortally wounded. a seri.
Gus clash with the Moros Is now
feared. and Filipino troops viii besent
against the Moros.
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[sweeten the stomach, remove the sour
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry of the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels. 49,
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. 10-cent box
will keep your head clear, stomach
sweet. liver and bowels regular and
make You feel cheerful and bully for
months. Don't forget the children
advertisement. =,
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were produced and placed before him
today wherein interest charges OF 2
and 8 per cent were shown.
County Treasurer Charles H. Swain
and Former Supervisor Austin also
appeared before the inquisitors today
for brief examination relative to the
handling of accounts.
u
Never go between dog and his
bone. a man and his hobby, or a wo
man and milliner,s show window
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Local and Personal

Miss Lena Ksarus will entertain q
few Of her friends Christmas evening.
: ..our prices % men's cordurys,
sW1atess and heasy warm coats ara
atnost cut in half-Leas5s.
Miss Bradley will take Christmaa
dinner With relatives 10 Colorado
Springs.
Slaughter prices on mems dress
shirts, wool skirts, oeckties, shoes aod
work pauta Don't mias it-Lesrys.
Miss Edith Leary went TO West
clifRe LAST week 70 visit With her pa-
rents until sitter Christina.
Mrs. u O. Cash and daughter. Mary
JesD; left last Friday for Columbus.
Kama, and Joplin. No.. for . visit
with relatives.
d. J. Mooney and family will spsnd
Christmas day With NJ. M00oey q
moeher 10 Pueblo. where they will eat
good old Chrlstmss dinner.
Buy your Losl st Ttedemanns.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25

clause, / propose 70 offer to all our
growers an alternative contract, which
will b exactly similar to the prevail
ing contract with the increase of the
price OF best seed 10 fifteen cents per
poupd, y but in lieu Of the payment of
. dat kprice Of $500 for beets testing
under sixteen per cent and s5 so for
bsets testing sixteen per cent and
over. the alterbatiye contract will con.
tain the following clause:
"For beets delivered. samples of
which test not less than twelve per
cent (l2) sugar to the weight of the
beet and Of . purity OF not Iess than
eighty per cent ts0), the company will
pay the grower -Four Dollars and Fifty
Cents 4.t0) per ton Of two Thousand
pounds.
..On September Is. lsle,or as NOON as
the company has sold Its sugar manu-.
factured during its ensuing campaign.
n the company shall have realized
from tho sale of such sugar. after de.
Quoting brokerage, freight, storage,
insurance, and discounts. an average
uet price Of more than Four Dollars
sod Fifty Cents ~ SOY for each hun.
dred pounds Of such sugar 80 sold. the
company will pay 60 the grower 40
additional sum 10 payment for his
beets which shall equal for each ton
of beets the average net amount which
the company has received for each
hundred pounds Of sugar In excess of
Four Dollars and Fifty Gents (s4 5O)
"For example, II the company re-
ceives IN average net price for its
sugar OF Five Dollars and Forty Sc ven
ts5 Az for each hundred pounds OF su.
var, the grower will receive for each
ton Ut beets delivered. Five Dollars
and FoIty.Seven Cents (s54 Az. OF
which -Four Dollars and Fifty Gents
ts4.50) per too will be paid the grower
on delivery - hereinafter provided.
and the Remaining nInety-aeveo cents
(y7c) per too viii be paid the grower
on or before September 18th, 1915"
No BONUS will be paid On 1915 con-
tracts, but sm sure l need not say
70 our growers that whether We make
or lose money. our beet contracts will
be fsithfully complied with.
With our BEST wishes for Happy
Christmas and Prosperous New Year,
believe me.
Faithfully yours.
FRANCIS X. CAREY,
President.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Gallavan Brothers
Cowden is Praised

Fowler Tribune.-J0ho Cowden.
county com missioner Of Crowley, was
10 the city Monday on his way to Pu-
eblo. Mr.. Cowden only . few days
ago took his seat ~ commissioner,
nlling cut the unexpirsd term of
Harry Gull, hut he has already start
ed u, do thiogs. It's chArscteristtc
OF Cowden u do things. especially u
there 10 . piece 0f bad road that needs
attention for the good Of the com.
munity. Just uUw this wide.awake
issioner II devOting his atten-
sion - the highway between the
river bridge and the water tank which
sdorps the right-'rwsy Of she Mis-.
suuri Pscinc. This 10 . cart Of the
national highway, sod many tourists
come over that trail from Kansas and
Nebraska, cutting scrtss from the "a.
ter tank to the Santa Fe trail at F0w-
Ter There Is much heavy hauling
over the road. all Of the sand and
gravel used 10 this city, practically
coming from the gravel pit near the
water tank. Considerable business
comes to the merchants Of this city,
also, from the people Of Oluey and the
ourth side Of the river; consequently
II is important thst the r0sd be kept
10 urst-clsss cOndition. Commissioner
Cowdsn ID cutting down the hill At
the approach to the tank. aud placing
the sand and gravel on the road be.
tween the tank and the bridge. All
Of the holes will thus be nlled and the
road be put 10 nrst.clsss condition, 10
case We should have some bad wealth
er-which isn't likely. II the particu-
lar brand which the weather man has
dished up for the past several months
10 to be taken ~ . criterion. Now. u
our own Otero county cOmmissiouers
will zee that the rosd this side Of the
bridge is given some attention. the
tax. payers will feel that they are get
ting something for their money. and
be less disposed 70 bawl their hesds
On on account Of high taxes.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
1t Never Grows Old

The New Era 10, this week, issuing
no special Christmas edition, but the
regular edition with q handsome cover
appropriate for the occasion. This
cover was taken from = photograph.
There is practically but one nrm sup
plying these covers, and they are fur
nished to but one paper 10 . town.
The New Era, Ut course got IL. The
early birds you know Ret the worms.
When the announcement Wes sent
out that Christmas covers we're ready
the New Era wired It's order TO the
Chicago office. That's why some pa
pers later look upon Cbristmss covers
~ being out Of date and used "wAen
we we're boys". So was Christmas
observed when We were boys, but the
same old Santa Claus 10 taught the
children and will b. taught our child
ren's children. 50 will up-to. the. min.
uit Christmas Govern be used BY the
live uewspspers.
A. we said we have not Issued, .
special Christmas editioa. except that
ws have given. - has been tho New
Esa's custom, 40 appropriate c0ver
page for our subscriberA for when We
learned that, little tots who love old
Santa Claus had been cutting out
these Govern and pasting them 10
their scrap books Ne decided that
they should not be slishted this year,
and to them we especially wish very
Merry Christmas.
We have not pestered the merchants
and Others for 10 I'D for thls weeks
edition. They have beeo very good
10 their patronage Of the New Era's
space during the weeks Of the shop
ping period. and have written some
splendid Christmas sds. Tbey hsve
asked for your trade aof have been
Very generally patrooised. and they
have expressed themselves - being
pleased with the way they have been
treated during this holiday trading
period BY you folks. The week ads
would have been Of less value. and We
have left II up to them 70 take what
spacs they deemed proper and many
have expressed their appreciation Of
your business. They have oil done
that even though they have no I'D in
this weeks issue. They have said 90,
and they mean IL.
So let us all be Merry and have our
Christmss festivities and look for
ward TO tho new yesr for increased
prosperity. A Merry Christmss n
all.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Notice to Stockholders

Notice TO SeockhOldcf0
notses Il Annual Msstips Of Stockholders Of
IT, rwia Lakes nsssrvotr and Canal Com
pasy.
uofscs n HEnEDv GIVES rhas the Annual
Msseaas es the stookhosdsss q The Twin Lakss
Reservoir and Canal oeapaay will b. held st
~ psisstpsi once Ia 0rdvay. colorado. con.
vsstns ~ 10 O'Clock 4. u. % Monday. January
iith, a. D. 1915. fos the fsllswing purposes.
to-wit:
Tor ths sssuing yeas. 1878.
b Ths ievyiAg Of - assessment Pro
Rata on ali Of the stook Of ths Company to pay
the sxpsnss and cost Of naintsnanos. opera.
ton, supsrintsndanos and rspairing the canal
and reservoir and property Of tbs Company.
and furnishinG and Delivering water for aad
70 iss ssoekhoidsrs durins shs year 1915. The
lsvytng Of an assessiasnt 70 pay The 1915 water
Assessment Of sis.oo PSF vassr- right on the lss
waass.Eights In the 0olsssao Canal owned By
TAs Twia Lakes Reservoir end oanal Oompa-
NJ. III saoh asssssmsaes 70 bspaid in install.
meats n such smouAts saa at such times -
lie Board sf Dirsosess nay dsssrmins upon
aaA pssvsAs.
Ths lsvyins q - asssssmsus sum-
siset sse paying ths ssossd ysas's interest fall.
Ing doe Jaausry !. Isls. % shs bends Of our
se0paay bsaSins dass. Jssaasy !. IslS. such
asssss0sats 70 b nAAs aad cellsotsd in
sesss1aAss with the tssDs d ths bonds and
dssd q trust seourtae ssns.
d Also for The purpose Of tEanaactipg
any aad al other basinss sha& may properly
eoos bseors said meeting.
Dsssa - ordvay. oo,ersAs, Dscsnbsr sth.
4. d. lSlA.
By order Of the Board Of Dirsstors.
=. 4 T0wNsEND.
sscrs.ary the Twin Lakss Reservoir and Canal
Company.
Yirst Publication Dec. y. isla
Second Publication Jaa. I, 1s1s
Third Publication Jan. ., 1873
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
olddy Amusement.

A young working class mother was
overheard proposing fresh entertain.
ment to q family party consisting Of
three or four children and q grown-up
sister. Come on" she said. "and III
take you to see your grandma's
grave" II don't ses much in that"
dissented her sister. WELL" replied
the mother. thoughtfully. "Fd rather
see . grave than . wedding. Do you
know that's the end Of iI'-Manches-
ter Guardian.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
To rs.r suspse.s. ION.

There 10 a very simple means Of
testing suspected coih. which can Be
applied in any circumstances. Take
good coin and vigorously rub It's
milled edge against that of the sus-
pect. n the coin on trial Is wrong
'un" 1t wll peel OF. or at least show
signs of taking. II the edge bears
the test the coin may safely be accept
ed. This advice was given by an ON.
Ger Of the criminal investigation de-
partment OF England. who declared 1t
TO BE- q certain test.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
eemewhat MLsunde er.teed.

In announcing that q certain Con
nocticut town intended 70 increase fts
water supply the local weekly con
tanned the information that 1t would
build . watershed covering so acres" !"
One Of the town oacials. . building
contractor. who naturally favored The
she'd" was severely criticised BY .
fellow townsman thusly: twill be ?
tanation shame. by heck. Of EEekial
Billin's gifts the Job Of putin shed
over 80 acres OF water. I'm agin II,
tooth an nail. Zeke's got sufncisat
outen the town already"
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Lss,ssst sr,sish Judges.

lsNssat Dritlsh Judges.
II b . noteworthy fact that during
his 80 ysars, practice At the English
bar. Sir Ddward Clarke was never h
strumental - securing death penal.
u. unless ~ argument AGAINST . prie'
onSr before u bfivy council ON .
ooloaial appeal - 70 described. Even
more remarkable. perhaps. q the rec
ord Of two lrish Judges Baron Fitsssr
aid, who vas On the bench for 70
years and aevsr once pronounced .
capital sentence. and Lofd Morris. who
sat for - years and asver hanged .
criminal.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Burnett Coming

e. F. Burnett will be At the Ber-
epdo Hotel on Monday Of next week
to meet bis patrons and Others. He
10 sn optometrist and optlcian Of vide
experiesce and will give the service
that viii give entire satisfaction.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
For Every Ailing Man. Wo-
man and Child.
In Ordwav
Don't miss this wonderful
Chance to Regain
Buoyant Health!
The United Doctors Skilled
Specialist will be at the
BERENDO HOTEL,
For One Day Only,
Tuesday. December 29, 1914.
Hours 9. a. m. to E p. m.
We will be glad to zee you and go owe
your case entirely free VI charge

No matter what ails you, no matter
how long you have been troubled with
1t. no matter HOW many remedies
you've tried In vain, you now have
the Happy Opportunity, absolutely
without cost, TO get the Most Expert
Diagnosis aud Scientific Treatment
of your trouble, that should mean
Quick Restoration to your old time
Bounding Energy, Keen Appetite,
Sound Sweet Sleep and New Zest for
Work or Pleasure.
You we're born to be Healthy. You
are entitled 70 Perfect Health. You
should have IL. AND NOW Is YOUR
GREAT, CHANCE! SEE THE
UNITED DOCTORS SPECIALIST
when he gets here Learn without
expense EXACTLY what ails you
and the SUREST TREATMENT
thst will Promptly Benefit You.
Stop wishing. waiting, worrying.
Get rid OF your trouble now and for
ever. You'll be DIFFERENT BE-
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says.
The United Doctors, BY their Ra-
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10 Treating all diseases Of Men, WO.
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Expensive Treatmenn and Opera
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YOU want TO be saved all unneces-
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YOU want TO be saved many. msny
dollsrs Of needless expense.
DECIDE THIS MOMENT 70 visit
the United Doctors Specialist on the
above date. Make sure mute Of II
mentally and also write IL down some
where, 30 that you can not ppssib bly,
forget the day he arrives.
YOUR VISIT TO HIM MEANS
MUCH! Likely the Joyous Turning
Point 10 oil your Physical Troubles
aud Distress Of Mind, when you can
gladly bid farewell to all "the Hurts
snd H0pelessoess Of Yesterday
"Our Eye Specialist will be with u
un this visit sDd will scIen tifically nt
glssses sod treat diseases Of the Eyes.
Have your Eyes Examined free by 4
rexl occulist and not an .Optician.
All our goods are furnished BY the
famous r. A. Hardy & Co.. Of Cbics.
90 and are all guaranteed by them.
Don't Forget the Date.
Laboratories, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
sim. o, IN, 1,m.s.

There 10 . promising cafe on South
street. kept by q "Frenchman" who
can speak only .Yiddish. In badly.
spelled signs 1t promises many things
in tho menu line which II rarely 10
able to supply. Among the signs one
reads: Coffee. plane. cents"
Coffee with supe. 10 cents;t "Cof.
fee. bred and butter. with children. is
cents" And this in the heart Of our
humane metropolis. - New York
Times.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
ReeeanI.ed Wer. q once.

NseoSnIxsd Word q Once.
4 little nine-yeaF-old boy was lsbo-
riousiy looking up his spelling words
In the dictionary when be came upon
one whose meaning was perfectly ap-
parent to him. He dashed Oh . sen.
tsncs containing the word 'capsise"
and passed to the NEXT. Imagine the
teachers amusement when he recited
giibly. my cap size 10 No. s."-Dsiin-
eator.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
wss . PrivIlsssd BE-

Was . Privileged Be.
Hazel, aged four, was spending tha
day with her aunt While there . Dee
stung her. When she returned home
that evening her father asked ner II
she killed the bee and she replied:
Why, no. papa: It was Amt James
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
shesp .nd Human eelnc..

Sheep will follow an old befl-wether
through an opening in the fence IN
regular order. but human beings all
want to get on the street car at the
same time.-Toledc Blade.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Am, rbst Mako or,sd,

Ants rhst MaIs Drsad.
Ants have been found In Dalmatia
that actually make bread by chewing
seeas into pulp. forming 1t in loaves.
baking them In the sun and then stor.
Ing them away for future use.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25

You cauu0t make dollar easier
thsn BY csliinR 1t Lesry's. st,re be-
ft,se Jan. 1, 1915
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Destiny.

0sstIny.
Fair or foul the lot apport1oned lffe
On earth We bear alike.-Browning.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
Cards Of Thanks. Resolutions Of Re-
spect and Obituaries, s cents per line.

Church. lodge and other society and
Organization notices, where an ad-
Mission 10 charged or money 10 70 be
derived. s cents per line.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25
CLAssIFIRD ADS
For Kent

For Rsut-Two rooms down stairs
for light housekeeping. Mrs. Cbas.
Hensler.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-25

WORCESTERSHIRE for the Ladies'
Home Journal ~ the New Era oflice.
Men-Subscribe for the Country Gen.
tlemen At the New Era ONCE. Every
body-subscribe fof the Saturday
Evening Post ~ the New Era ONCE.