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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Miss Mabel FARMER aud Miss Flora
Marker of Martins Ferry. spent sunday
aud Monday at The home OF Miss Hazel
Mrs Il. l.. walker was a wheeling
shouer Wednesday
Mrs }. r. Ilaines was a wheeling
shopper Wednesday
Miss Helen Baily H. spending a few
days with friends In Wheeling.
Messrs. +. +. Simpson. Robert Goff
were callers IN Pleasant Grove Thursday
evening
Or. Leon y. Refer. OF wheeling. was
a caller IN Coierain Thursday.
Mr.. j. L. Beck has purchased Ford
car.
sir }. C. Brown has purchased a Ford
Mr. Earl Leatherwood. % Uplands.
spent saturday evening in Colerain.
~ l'arton Wednesday.
Miss May Fox attended the state Sum
DAY School convention held at Zanesviiis.
Ohio.
Messrs. Nile Harding OF woodafi,ld.
.; Frank Jamison. Ralph Springer and
Harry Fox, OF Martins Ferry were call
crs In Colerain Sunday afternoon.
Misses Edith and Clara Yost will en-
terrain the Friendly Circle class on sat
urday afternoon. June 20;
Misses Mabel, Audry. Pearl Manning
.are visiting at the home OF their sister
Mrs G. NJ Mitchell
Ars. r A.. Baily was Wheeling shop
Mr. l.. &. starbuck was business
caller I'm New Athens Tuesday evening.
MIS- - ~ AeNutuN ana SON. Paul. OF
Pleasant Grove, we're callers in ColeTain
~ 1nday evening.
Mr. and Mrs r. VI. Simpson. OF Bar
ton. were callers In colerain sunday ar
tCr1uon.
Nj and Mrs Edgar Fell attended the
banquet of the Masous at Martins Perry
Thursday evening.
Mr. Edmund Bundy Is on the sick iirt
Miss Claire HoEuc pleasantly enter
tanned the NJ. n. CLUB at her hone on
Saturday afternoon. June No. and quite
an enjoyable time was had.
Mrs Rachel Hiret loft Monday TO- "a
two weeks visit with relatives in Phila-
dslphia-
MIS- Cathryn Atkinson r. visittn.. her
IA Ightcr. Mrs. A. Y. Gamble ia AM
Mrs o s. Negu. and son. wilson and
NJ. and Mrs. l.. T.. Steer and d1uchts-.
Emma. have returned home after "a visit
with r.l0tvcs 1T ltumaskus. Ohio.
Miss Marjorie Holden OF IS hens. %
u visiting at the home or Miss clara
quite = large mum Der are expecting %
al md the social at Pleasant Grove. Sat
Mr. John 4 White was pleasant
caller At Pleasant Grove wednesday eve
Minis.
SIR Frank Coovor was calling on
friends friday morning
Mrs ". s.. Garrett. Of Salem. 3D.. IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. Deborah
White al this place
Miss Mabel Mclaughlin. ~ Pleasant
Gr1.c. spent Saturday Afternoon aud
~ Cn'ng AZ Coicrain
Mr. Herbcrt Walker spent wednesday
evening in Pleasant Grove
Mr. Joseph sharkcy has returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
UNIONTOWN, 0.

lNIoNTOWN. o. June .7-Mrs Mel.
YIN Hartley aud az. children ct Nor
EahtpNu. W Va. are here the guests
Armstrong
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Wiikison Of wheel.
INK called on Mrs Milki~On's grand.
mother Mrs. Nancy Price. sunday.
Mr.. and Mr.. John McrGaw. OF Bel.
.aifc drove out Go their summer home.
The Bide A. We, Wednesday evening.
Earl Boon has secured employment IN
AKRON and Is al that place.
Ralph Randolph Was IN wheeling on
business one day this week.
~. Dunlap. u Cadiz. drove over sab
bath io call on his friend. Ernest speak
81, who has been on the sick list.
'ansy Beck and Howard Covert wer,
'aLlers al the lunl. OF Mise l'anEy = pan
'"tts. NJ. and Mrs. Prank Beck, sabbath
MI NJ. T.. Wilson spent sabbath with
his daughter, Mrs. James Price aud at
ENDED children Day at UniontoNu.
Mrs. Fisher. who ha4 been az the
nome Of Dr. CrozIer has returned 90 ne.
Rev. David Nu,u. e. former citizen of
THIS community. but now Of Tacoma
past week
Miss Myra. Taylor went TO her HON,
az a, l.ast tl,hland on account Of the sick
Miss Vera Beck. Of this place and
MISS Gale TAYLOR ana Mrs. Stella Pals
sunday school convention at ZantsviII.
Rev Snodgrass was az Fairpoint one
DAY this week heiur called there 10 see
hurt
MIS- Melvin Hartley and nve children
arc here visiting Mrs. Hsrtleys mother.
tiVes
Mrs I'd. Cortland and daughter. who
nave been here visiting Mrs. CodIand' :
sister Mrs. Armstrong. started Wcducs-
day on their return mp Co their home
az ktehland Center. Wisconsin.
Miss Emma Lyle spent tho FIRST ~
the wceS w-sn her sister. Mrs. Fred
Taylor
Mrs william Caldwell. 81 Means. IIar-
Ti~on county. came Wednesday 70 the
home of her mother. Iirs. Martha Arm
Miss Burnice CLARK. az Freeport. visit
20 over sabbath with her friend Miss
Vera Millhorn.
Mr and Mrs NJ. l.. Price and Miss
sarah caldwell. Of Hammock. drove down
20 wheeling Monday To visit their aunt.
MIS-. Margaret Bell. who is au invalid.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rose wer. in
bridgeport. Monday.
Mrs. Emil Rose ana mother. Mrs.
Kat" Grimes were shopping in Flushing.
Thursday
NJ l. Price made a business trip 20
tHd.E "Wednesday. lie was accompanied
By Master Donald Randolph
u. craig Price returned home Murulv
evening from Mu~kingdom college ana
returned 20 Washington Tuesday FOR
summer school
Mr. ans Mrs W r. Caldwell. or Han
mock. we're ~ the home OF NJ l.. Price.
w Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ernest Snstrer who has been
quite sick az the home ~ Mrs Shearers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes. D.
some what improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
MT. PLEASANT, 0.

Mt PLEASANT. o.. June e7-Mr.
tnfr4 Moore. ~ ti,n slHud. Up was tls-
,,,ns his parents. Nr snd Mrs. Wilson
Mgyr' returned nome friuas.
Mrs. Lizzie bilworth. ot CIe1 Gland. Is
Wishing her brother M. Robert Muir
dock cot Pleasant GroNe.
Mrs. Walter MCDu, o. able Co. be- out
tg1lu after q serious illncNs.
Mt Lru Mrs. Selrl. uf martins ferry.
spent sunusy with Mr unu Airs. Juhu
rh, O. %. %. p. memorial was held m
tnt- Hia,, last SUNDAY. IN. MI Iraa-
anu ranc lead ths parsus. wuvr, they
on tn' Erave.. tucu had services in The
40. T.. church
~. snu urs sherman -chcshie and
family. 60 scotch biuEs. spent SUNDAY
Va th ar ana Mra. wallace NtatH,r.ufi.
rhs funeral Of Air. Koberf burbin WIS
hc'd SUNDAY Afternoon. iuterm.nt was
mad, Boo highland 'metery.
Mr and Air-. Lewis Wslhcr ana dsurh-
ter isuih. -p.ut sunday at 90, nome oC
AR r. J.. Walker
several 0. 90. 80. O.. from Martins Perry
day.
SIR Horace stesr-. OF Dui,raiu. was a
visitor in iuiE place Sundsy.
Mre Lee iFtknurst Is able Co b. out
AZ icr a serious Illness
Mss.r- George Knight aud Edgar
Srf1EE were callers BOD this place sun
ur MH'e-ut Elu.dFs be- visiting her
rH.tuf. N| rHH Sire John trr
Ni.s Jessie Harrison Is on fbs alek
Or and SIR. Victor EIHIs and
uH.EHIsr. of rffuh.utfIIf. spent SUNDAY
.l.. Der parents br. and Mrs D. b.
Hawthorn
several from smithneld and rinrr
% attended th' oid Fellows memo
rIHI sunday Iu this place
f' Henry Moor. of tIrE Gland. spent
I....H. win NJ |. s. buchanan
NJ. ard Mrs. william scrhs. OF TIII1u-
t... were callers % Che home uf ar
charles ffrrEF suudng
h. E1ode7 Moore 20 UIIrntafe. vas
nj .I.Itur in fhIe piece sunday
H. and Mrs Urrar Patterson we're
visitors bob Martins berry Monday
ST. Harold IHrrIea bel HaIr.rr Az
81 ur. t.Fsr fu harvest
IHl Emerson arHuFt held bee rsrur.r
meeting Thurrday evening. June lstf
sos u nbfrs were taken in after which
straw hrrrlra. See cream and cake were
.. rHrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Martha DUNCAN 90 Emma BarC4s. mart
lots. Mt. Pleasant. 500. 90
Harry Shut 60 Fred husky lot city
$40
Vim. jackson TO Fred Hoffman @ lots
traudyIew UCigut-. $50.
Mary Gray t1 Antonio Cili. lot. city
82Iuu.
Ralph Hsyra Co Edmund Edmuuds. 2.
acres. Swlfhfsld Co.,. hTH
John Suppuer Co Edwin Anderson. lot
city $3.50.
Anna Rice Co George Mcclure. Atetes.
-tnuhaUE Vile o.. 80.
Andrew NrFartF. deceased. TO Belle
Mclarty. Tot city. affioavif
IluV1 Mcr1rty fu Belle Mrr4rfv lot
HitE ST.
Edward nicholson 90 John Spring @
----- Llulr- A-------l ; - y 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Joseph blsarrs 81 this city has pa Sred
the state Bar examination. He will open
an ofnce ana practice law here
Blggio QuattrOCiOsChe ". Fortunate
tarfagnas Fellce talsbrese. Nicola pisar-
70 and tlorindo MRracini suit for 500
Tor services Of Italian band AZ funeral
or lsev. DE Mgio Kerr attorney.
ltllonvalc Heat. Etc. 60. vs.. Geo W.
larson suit for judgment for 500 and
10 have conveyance set aside as fraud
ulent also 20 sell real estate TO satisfy
claim. Alhan attorney.
Harry T. FitteHEer has begun a suit
Tor $500 damages against Gilmore Will
son FOR the INJURIES he sustained when
assaulted by Wi.~Un on April 18th lie
alleges ne was disabled from teaching
school and from accepting "a position as
pitcher for the EaV civ. Mich hall
team at 500 per month. A. e.. Lewis.
atforueF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

plates. shapes and uNles al Chicago Gas
ana ull c1u- panlDs placed orders for 50
miles o. wrought line pipe for southern
and western shipment while heavy or
dcr- Tor skelp were placed for domestic
deilNery and for export Steel building
and bridge orders token b. the fabrtca-
ting she s amounted To ID. 900 tons IN
ciudinE 1000 tons Tor export TO Cuba
and Hawaii il H. indicated that the
United states steel Corporation took or
dcrs recently az the rate Of a.. 600 tons
Pc d, while shipments were APPROX
mntely 5000 tons Per day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
C0LERAIN


fOLEfsArS. o.. June THE TWEEN.
ueth Century club had a camp supper
near Hfrrisville. Wednesday evening.
and osNEhtful time was had aud an
excellent supper was served The com
mttttc thut Wa an charge OF the affair
eye Mrs. g. h Hogur Airs. O.. A Mil
Ter and Mr.. l.. g Starbuck The follow
ing Were present. Mr. and Mrs " A.
Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. KrieEer.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. ". Walker. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas ArSle. Mr.. and Mrs. l. = star
buck Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Bendy. NJ
and Mrs. -. !. BraCkin. Air. and Mrs -
h. HoEue ana Mr.. and Mrs. q. A Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

homo FROM Illinois where he - attend
ms school. Tor has vacation.
Mr. Martin Murphy. OF Pennington.
was a caller In Colersin Thursday eve
ming
Mr.. John Buckman 81 Uulands. was a
cal Yer IN tolsrain Wednesday evening
Airs. Clyde Mitchell and -on Alfred
or Mt. Pleasant. spent Fridav "a The
home az her parents Mr.. aud Mrs Ab-
uer Maffsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
WARRINGTON

NANNfNgTDN. " Va. rurr o. 1r
IhurFdar evening June e. fHf follow
inE Young mrn met tf the school build
~ o. nrFauiEf O. d-hafirE club Arthur
Glen Snodrraes Cleo Haunhf AIbert
suDirrass harold Barrett and Naual
MauEHf
~ Oacsr Uays waa elected rrsatfert
or ffr club Arthur Hops oof. Vice nreat.
dent Nuual WHuEn. aecrrfarf .frea errer
NH'N.I NaffefI. critic. The uuru pose nf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

ter. 4. r. Reed and Or ULYSSES Grant
Johnson are the other members There
Viii De a marathon race from Third aud
Market streets and other field sports az
the park chorus Of So voices will
render folk lore songs. Bishop Shaffcr
of chicago. one ~ the foremost orator.
o. the race. viii be the SPEAKER of the
occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

The mercantile store or D. " HaV-
Niu- A. 60. closes "a business career to-
day. after almost a century IN the dry
goods business upon the same site.
which was that Of George scott A. Co
iu the years that have passed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

The see cream social that was held IN
the Colerain public school house on sat
urdaV night. was quite n success. clear
ing neat sum for the benefit OF Chris
tia1 Worker League.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

railway bonds 90 this center Us roIlat-
eraL Gold Imports continue 60 flow ia
after bri'f cessation. and the greater
part OF the precious metal sent by our
bankers % Canada in the early weeks OF
me year u nov rnLuIu.l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

In case Of Steubtnville T. & l.. As
ISOLATION ". Charles Autcn property on
Tor S1.667
W. ~. McClellaud administrator OF
kebecCa McClellaud - acres iu Knox
township sold nj Court House for sInna
20 John Anderson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

which ir fu keep uu interest and strive
ior imprn' cm"nt boo debating and other
literary WHrE
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Prnhat. Court


VIII Of Thos. u. Moore prObated
, w. ID. Armstrong appointed trustee OF
Henry T. Brown estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
wHEELIHo TRACTION COMPACT
TsSiss E,s ca g., sS ~ Io6
PANHANDLE LINE
AND WEIIdlfI

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLdAsUR0
Wheeling WsIiabuya
Leave
22nd Street, Law
Wheeling feilsburu
1890 q m % -
1:So p. m. 1900 0ooo
MOUNDBVfLLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUED6VIIA
Daily Except Sunday.
10Th street. Law
Wheeling Houndsvfits
1000 a. m l:1O . "a
s.do D. ma
on lines having regular express SER
wee. shipments Weighing IN encess OF
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried On p1Escr ger cars.
ALL LINES-Dailv Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
nents nf medicines. will be carried On
passenger cars between zoo and eii1
r. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

A FIRM doing business in
"A Wheeling for a number
of years is contemplating put
ting on a campaign in an eff
fort to increase their business.
Would like to hear from some
bright young men who are
desirious of making some
money during vacation time.
None but hustlers need
answers this ad-
Address: P. 0. Box 28S, CITY
SkSsE "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

The coal tonnage which passed over
fHe lf ycadinr Eastern railroad dur.
Ing fhe calendar year 1Hlf tofaIed 70
sef5sl tons anthracite acalust o..
05G.F'5 tons iu 1870 and t6s .02s 0Oi
tons birumnous lsgliref 176.ff6.622
tousI. The coke tonnage vas 1871.
$50 tons IN 1919 against 2s.o7s2l7
tons I'M 1913.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO MAN Is
GOVERNOR OF DISTRICT
FOR ALL ROTARY CLUBS

The local Rotary Club. or which $.
S. Paxson is president. has received
wireless information from San Fran,
cisco to the effect that ST the interna.
tional convention Of Rotary Clubs. now
being held in the exposition city, FL.
J. Drummer OF San Francisco has been
appointed district governor OF the ria.
waiian and Philippine Rotary clubs.
That the MESSAGE needs amplifea.
ton. however. Is the opinion OF Otto
a. Bierbach. yice-president OF the
Honolulu club. He believes that Ha-
waii. the Philippines end the entire
Pacific Coast could be included in one
separate district, with headquarters in
San Francisco. II is not logical that
a San Franciscan should be elected
governor OF district in which he does
not reside. is his opinion
Members of the Honolulu Rotary
Club now in the mainland msy be
asked TO look into the matter These
members include President Paxson.
who is attending the national conven.
ton, and f. w. Perkins. alternate:
Ed Towse, DR.. A. C. Wall, chairman
or the entertainment committee. and
James L. Coke, secretary Of the club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
Special Committee Views "The
Hypocrites" and PronounceS
II a Proper Sunday Movie

The fmoying picture drama called
THE Hypocrites, against which DR.
J. w. Wadman raised his voice yes
terday. is to be shown tomorrow Al
the invitation of the management OF
the Liberty theater, large crowd OF
prominent citizens visited the theater
this morning and saw the movie al
legory. The spectators were not an
official committee-they merely ac-
oepted the invitation TO pass general
Judgment on the matter.
Among those present were Father
Valentin, Supervisor Hornerl Super.
visor AHA, Mayor Lane, DIR. Wad-
man, 5. A. Rath, Paul Super. Frank
Cooke and George Castle.
The general opinion OF these men
at the, close Of the show seemed 10
be favorable TO the film. Some limited
that aibathing suit might have been a
more fitting garb for Truth TO appear
In than her beauty unadorned," but
as one of the spectators remarked,
zone OF the chief lessons that the
film teaches is that Truth should not
be hidden"
DIR. Wadman, who took the initiative
against the showing of the film as a
Sunday feature, gave out the follow
Ing interview. after seeing the film
this morning:
Zone of the prominent features of
the picture is a nude woman, and
not a very beautiful one at that, in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24

gress is trying 10 hold up the Ameri,
can merchant marine IL has turned
and slapped the merchant marine in
the face by enacting the nnbearable
Seamen's Act.
Public sentiment against the act
has been aroused so greatly along
the seaboards OF the United States
that the people of the middle states,
while not interested in the act, have
been aroused also believe that a
referendum by the National Chamber
of Commerce, composed OF more than
100000 members, aided by public sen
timent sufficiently cemented against
the act. as | believe il is now, will
result in its repeal IL is entirely use
less legislation. and believe that
national agitation win bring about its
repeal .-.-..@. .@..-t .-
IF you impose the Seamen's Act
on all American bottoms coming into
this port. so that they will have to 90
out of business as the Pacific Mail
has threatened to do, what shall we
have to travel on? Nothing, unless we
PUNK up a $500 fine for travelling in
foreign bottoms. which will make the
fare from here to the cost $2T5. and
vice versa =
Congress has to do one of two
things. II has either to repeal the
Seamen's Act or suspend the coast.
wise laws ~"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24

annual celebration of Arbor Day OBJ
ligatory, a pert of the expense of tree
planting to be born by municipalities.
No evidence OF guilt having been
presented, the charge Of espionage
against Raymond Swoboda, suspected
Of having set fire to the steamer La
Touraine. was dropped by the French
government.
Miss Marie L. Wanamaker, daughter
of Rodman Wanamaker, was married
in Philadelphia to Gr'nes Mum, of
Washington.
Rye grass is believed to be the old
est grass specially raised for forage,
having been thus cultivated in England
more than two centuries ago.
It has been estimated that the heat
received in year by the earth from
the sun is sufficient to melt layer
of ice 100 feet in thickness covering
the globe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
NAKED truth MORE MORAL Than
ANNETTE kELLERMAN IN TIGHTS

troduced primarily for commercial
gain. and secondarily TO teach a les
son In morals. The line of difference
between the two purposes is so care
fully drawn that any protest against
the picture on legal grounds would
very likely prove unavailing.
The only thing to do Is to appeal
TO the good sense of the community
rot to patFonize shows with question.
able features, with the hope that The
day is not far distant when the men
engaged in the moving picture bust
ness will take pains to avoid anything
that will offend the public taste and
good morals I."f.
Mayor Lane also approved the film
from the standpoint that II taught in
a beautiful way moral lesson
In fact practically all OF the visitors
present admitted this quality in the
film. A few thought that the lesson
vas too deep for the average theater-
goer OF Honolulu TO appreciate, but
the majority were not of this opinion.
Supervisor Horner, whose report
yesterday was largely responsible for
the decision Of the police committee
in favor OF the showing of the film,
was much pleased ut the verdict this
morning .... ~:
There will De no other decision on
cur part said Mr.. Horner after the
show, than that we made yesterday.
In my opinion the supposed objection.
able feature, namely that the figure Of
a naked woman appears on the screen,
is too light to consider. Compared
with the Annett Kellerman film which
all Honolulu acclaimed so loudly, the
film is moral"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
German Paper Says People Deceived


delightful
totally different mind and
So
ourcac
in reality
ant
that the whole British Empire would be torn to but the colo
expected rebellion South Africa yet It turned out nothing
but fight
scng be principal
Russia We thought
omid
people discon
collapse instead moblzed her millions
their
all those mistakes and INSTALLATIONS
laid themselves heavy responsibility.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24

"Have you seen a fellow around
here with wooden leg by the name
OF Murphy Whats the name Of
his other leg?''-C Christian Register.
Hamton- That cigar you're smoking
is strong enough to kill mule.
Rhodes wan! I've been smoking
these for years!- philadelphia Bulle-
tin.
Jack Sent back your letter unopen-
ed, Ell! Why did she do that? Tom
She said the postman who delivered
Il kicked her dog Boston Globe.
Frank-My dear, I've long had
something on my mind. Maude--I
wish you wouldn't brag so, Frank
Chicago News.
The ostrich always approaches its
nest by q devious path, the idea be-
ing to conceal the location from OBJ
servation
Spain. by royal order, has made the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
TOURGE
SUSPENSION OF
COAsTWISELAW
CONTINUED from page oneJ

400, 900 persons, the members of the
Honolulu chamber within a short time
will be asked TO express their opinions
by a referendum vote whether the
Seamen's Act, passed by the 63rd
Congress, should go into effect next
fall or be repealed. >e...... -.
This information has been received
by Raymond C. Brown, secretary Of
the Honolulu chamber. in a bulletin
sent out by the national organization.
At a recent meeting of the directors
OF the national chamber it was decided
ed by unanimous vote to call for a
referendum on the subject of the now
internationally discussed Seamen's
Act, to determine whether the bust
ness men of the United States desire
the repeal of the act. .e.t ri
The preparation of the referendum
has been referred to special COM
mittee and several weeks probably
will be required TO draft the questions.
No community under the United
States flag will suffer under the Sea
mems Act as will Hawaii" Mr. Brown
declared today. And don't modify
this statement one bit because Con-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
W. w Dimond & Co., Ltd Now Handlethe Celebrated Royal
Copenhagen China "A F1H Service viii Be Installed
s. inthe New Bankers Club Of New York, the
Most Exclusive Organization
in America

o
thrtys
50
The membership the Bankers Club WILL needless embrace
a
their
aA
in securing
Bub endorsement
artistic and wearing quaties-Ady. En 64FI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
BEAVENNOW
ACTIVE MANAGER
OF A..H. PAPER
Leaves lovejoy & Company to
Handle Paper and Supply
Business

A change in Honolulu business cir
cles OF much interest Is the cominr
o. J. A, Beaver. formerly with Love.
JOY & Company, to the American. III.
waiian Paper Company as secretafI
and general manager. The chanE.
was made a few days ago and Mr.. Bee.
ven is now we'll settled in his ne1
position.
During his residence in HonoluIn
he has won many friends and With
his business experience and a natnra|
inclination for his present line o.
work he is expected TO have a large
measure of success.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24

Joseph Ferri of Inwood. l.. l., was
electrocuted at Sing Sing prison for
the murder of his brother-in-Iaw.
Florentino Giovanni, on August "a,
1914. ~" H.. &.,. II.
Burglars operating in the jewelry
store of Simon Miller on Portland
street, Boston, obtained between $4,000
and $1,000 worth of iewelry and other
Dronerty. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24

Pop. how do the people in the
weather bureau find out what kind OF
weather we're going TO have?" They
don't, son. Philadelphia Ledger.
Did You ever see company OF
women perfectly silent?" Eyes. once,
Some one had asked which of those
present was the eldest. - Buffalo
Courier