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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30
MAUI FARMERS
Want HELP OF
LEGISLATURE
Haiku Assn. Asks Laws For
Cooperative Corporations,
Land Banks, Etc.
Especial star-Bulletln lcorrespondencel

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Jan. 2S.--In every sense
Of the word Haiku farmers are pro
gressive people. They have shown
this characteristic ever since the set.
Element of Kuiaha was first opened
by the government Farmers meet.
ings have been frequently held, good
roads worked for, excellent houses
built for the homes of the settlers,
and in every way they have shown
that they we're desiring the best that
American citizenship could do for
them as individuals and as class.
Recently the whole community met
in the Haiku Farmers Association to
discuss the matter of possible coop.
erative cannery. Finding that they
were handicapped by the laws of the
territory they propose to do what they
can toward altering the present stat
ute so that they will be benefited.
They believe also the changes they
propose will be of great advantage to
the whole territory. A carefully
drawn up set OF resolutions expresses
their views. These are to be sent
throughout Hawaii to all civic bodies
and to members of the legislature, so
that if possible the desired changes
may soon be made. The document
containing the resolutions is as fol
lows:
Whereas: We believe that the gov
eminent should, by every feasible
means, assist homesteaders and other
citizen farmers in this territory; and
Whereas: 1t has been shown by
the experience of all civilized coun-
tries that, under the conditions that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30
WE DON'T NEED SISTERS FOR
NURSES.

Objections are coming forward to
the plan of the Hilo hospital trustees
TO engage corps Of Catholic Sisters
as nurses On the whole, these OBJ
jeetions are well taken. The mere
fact that they are made is enough
evidence OF that. This is not said In
any spirit Of narrow religious preju-
dice. II may be that the objections
are narrow But they exist, and their
existence constitutes q fact to be
borne IN mind in considering what
Is best for the efficiency OF the hos
pital Probably the same objections
would be made II II we're proposed to
set nurses from q Presbyterian train
ing school
Il is true that the hospital suffers
IN expenses from the custom Hilo
bachelors have formed OF marrying
their nurses. but the community gains
and we ought all to rejoice instead Of
trying 70 stop the excellent work Of
CUPID. The proposition is one which
every business institution has to face:
its best lady employees are always dis
maying the manager With sudden
blushing announcements of an inten-
tion TO quit in order to prepare q
trousseau.
Our hospital ought to be able to get
along. as other hospitals do. and take
its chances with nurses. instead Of
depending on religious society for
its supply. And when a nurse gets
married. instead of complaining, the
trustees should send her a suitable
wedding present, congratulate her and
themselves, and send for another, hop
ing she win repeat the gladstone
game.-Hilo Tribune.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30

Atkinson for defendants-appellees
Clinton B. Ripley. ct al. vs. Kd1'o'
court, first circuit; Thompson. Wilder
Milverton & Lymer for plalntifls.10.
pellees. J. Lightfoot for defendanta1
pellant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30

J.
just one of those questions. The
Knight party got in the first blow
and that would seem to make it impos.
sible for any kind of an unbiased jury
being secured in the territory to try
any phase Of the matter-Hawaii
Herald.
The island of Hawaii can pass over
in dignified silence the fact that Ho-
nolulu has got herself in the spot
light by help of the Smart will case.
They will all have to trot down to
little. hot. dry Kailua. Hawaii. to try
the thing out, and The Midget will be
in position to rush out an extra"
every hour if the evidence turns out
TO be salacious enough. Kohala Mid.
get.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30

II the men who from time to tim,
attack Treasurer Charles McCarth,
were only aware Of the standing tn,
colonel has among the people WHIT
have known him for years to be /
true-hearted, clean-cut man, who is /;
credit to the present administration
the traducers would. perhaps, refrain
from the stabs in the back that they
from time to time indulge in. THAI
Col. Mccarthy was at one time a Ii
ouor dealer makes no difference. Hi:
house of business was always proper
" conducted and finally he gave vi
the business at time when it was
bringing him in big monthly in
come. Charles Mccarthy is admired
BY both Republicans and Democrats
rs real man who always stands fol
a square deal. and who hates graft
en- or crook like poison. Hawai-
Herald.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30
AE DEPARTURE OF REV. AND
MRS. BopEL.

Lahaina win on February 8. next,
lose one Of its most tndefatigahle
church workers in the person of the
Rev. J. Knox R0del of the Episcopal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30
FROM THE ISL And EXCHANGES

c1urcn, VINO mas received and accept
ed q call to the vacant rectorship in
Hilo, Hawaii.
For the past four years Mr. Bodel
has faithfully ministered to the spirit,
ual and temporal wants of his congre.
cation and by his earnest preaching,
teaching and district visiting has en-.
deared himself to his immediate fol.
lowers, as well as to Lahaina gener.
ally, and they are all deeply sorry
that for family reasons he has to
leave them. Maui Times.
aKNocKIAc.r
Since The Tribune called attention
10 the matter some weeks ago there
have been many discussions and de-
mails. Now the proof is offered. If
Honolulu we're serving her own in
terests in knocking It might be said
that she has perfect right to do so,
and that would be the end of the mat
ter. But she hurts herself. All tour
lists visit Honolulu anyhow. The ones
Who leave the islands with something
to talk about are those who have
looked at the fires of Madame Pele
and seen the marvellous crater of Ha-
leakala. Such returned tourists are
OF more benefit than any promotion
advertising and they all necessarily
benefit Honolulu because, as stated,
all visitors call at that city.-Hiio
Tribune.
The Maui papers. as well as the
Hilo ones. claim that selfish hotel
managers in Honolulu are knocking
the Volcano and Haleakala trips.
There is no doubt about the matter,
and the old cry Of there being no
evidence of knocking cannot avail
now that well known men have de-
clared that they are ready to name the
knockers. The owners of the big Ho-
nolulu hotels should insist on their
managers taking both the Maui and
Hawaii trips, so that those gentlemen
may know something of the islands
and not be only acquainted with Oahu
and very little of that island for
that matter.Hawaii Herald.
= = lie 1l1AO cuAAAC CACcAuS oil Tie way
10 Hamakua and Puma, over Governor
Pinkham's requirement that small
farmer homesteads be required to Sin
stall public utilities" in such a way
as to sobviate forever tearing up the
streets" What homesteads in Hawaii
have streets -Kohala Midget
II is hard to see where any objection
can be raised to the proposal that
nuns belonging to nursing orders be
put in charge of the Hilo hospital
The proposition is no joke. as some
people imagine. and the experience Of
the county of Maui where sisters run
the Waikiki hospital, should be good
enough for Hawaii.-Hawaii Herald.
There are always two sides to every
question, and the Smart will case is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-30

There are always two sides to every
question, and the Smart will case is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
BLACKSBURG

BLACkSBURG. VA. February Ia
Monday afternoon from 4 to & o'clock.
ut her home on the campus. Mrs. John
II. Williams entertained at an auction
party In honor Of her sister. Miss Lucy
Patton. Of Lexington. Three tables
were engaged i'm play. and after the
game thrce-cOursc luncheon was
served ON the card tables. Those play
ins We're Mesdames o. G. Burkhart, J.
= ~ Johnson, &. NJ Newman T. r.
liodrson. :. w. AndinS, c. T. Vawter,
Eranch l'ocock. w. ~ Brodie. w. II.
ltaschc. w. r.. Barlow. H. II. Hudnall,
G. L. Miles. Misses Anna Campbell and
Virginia Patton.
The department. of home economics,
Mrs John x. PARROT, chairman, had
charge of the program, at the meeting
of. the Womans CLUB on Wednesday,
afternoon, and papers on timely sub
tects were read by Mrs William Ivy
brook. Mrs. j. T.. I!nrdwickc. Mrs w. j.
Schucnc and others
Mrs. :. c. Nen and two children, OF
Staunton. have been guests this week
OF Professor and Mrs. T. H. lIodgson.
Dean II. l.. Price, OF the agricultural
college. Robert l.. Fagg and V. c.
Austin spent Monday and Tuesday of
this week in Richmond
Misses Ellen ana Minnie :ngleby. OF
N"anoke have been guests for the
week OF Miss Charlotte Mathews
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Black left
Thursday FOR two weeks visit TO
Richmond and fredericksburg
Miss Eleanor rarrott Is spending sew
eral days in Farmvillc. attending II
reunion uf her class at the State
normal
Misses Virginia and Lucy Patton were
In Salem Wednesday for the Logan :
bowman wedding there that evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
LAWRENCEVlLLE
Special to The Times pispatch.I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LAWRENcENILLE. VA. February
l3.-Mrs w. II. Lewis gave u card
party at her home on Windsor Avenue
on Thursday afternoon from 2 to I
o'clock. The lower noor was decorated
In red holly and hearts. and an elabo-
rate menu of delicacics i'm heart shapes
was served. Little Miss Lacy Virginia
Harkley and Master Monroe Heartweu
dressed as tn" queen and king OF hearts.
received the guests. Those present
w"r" Mrs. j. d. Barkley. Mrs. Reuben
owen. Mrs. y. l.. Claiborne. Mrs ~ l..
f"rdy, Mrs. Marie lIcortwen, Mrs d.
H. Siaer. Miss Estene Mallory. Mrs T.
W. Davie. Miss Caroline Isayiey Mrs
w w. Meredith. Mrs Stuart Jones
Mrs w. j.. Starke. Mrs. w. r. Elmore
MISS Fannie Briggs. Mrs. c. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Charles Turnhull. Mrs. Mallory
Tuinbuil. Miss Lizzie Turnbuil, Mrs
Nat Turnbull, Mrs. Walter Turnbun.
Mrs l.. Il. rurnbull. Jr. Tn. club
pria" WAS won hy Mrs r. Owen. and
the guest prize by Miss Fannie briggs.
whii" Mrs. w r. Stnrkc captured the
BOBBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. u. Sizcr have re-
turned To Lawrencevillc. after several
weeks absence. Mr., Sizcr has been
taking "a course ut the Virginia Poly
t"chhir Institute, and Mrs. SHer Wis
itin@ her relatives IN Marion, o.
Miss Elizabeth Grnann. Of Winston
salem. has concluded It visit To Mrs
j. X. Thomas. and is NOW in Richmond
visiting Mrs. Freeman
Miss Henrietta Gardiner. OF Hartford,
Conn. has returned % her nom" after
a weeks stay ut the 81. Andrews rec
tory.
Percy Davic. Of Richmond. is the
guest of his brother. Frank Davic. on
Church street
"nts. Rev. and M:S. y. l.. GRAY Sr, in
Lynchburg
Mrs. l.. X. Turnhuii is visiting her
mother. Mrs. B"at"n who is indisposcd
at her home At l;oykius
Mrs. Mary iIamlin is visiting friends
in Richmond and Petersburg.
Miss i-eata llamlin has returned from
an extended visit TO her sister Mrs. T.,
ID. l6arhtm, in Norfolk
Mrs. Burdctte Lewis left last week
for Hampton To visit her mother, Mrs
Sue Segar, who is i'll AT the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Pearson.
Mrs. Robert Strange. of Wilmington
y. G.. is the guest Of her brother. T..
i. Buford. at his country home, "Sher-
wood"
Mrs. Walter Turnbull has returned
from visit TO her parents 1T f:mporia
Fred Young, of Goldsburo, y. T.. Is
on n visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ. Young. Windsor Avenue
Miss isabel Willis, OF Madison Coun-
". one of tho teachers in tho Law
renccviile High School, has returned to
her home on account of sickness
Mrs. o. Il. Short. who spent the month
OF January with her daughter. Mrs
lrhy Turnbuil. in Roydton. has returned
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
BUCKINGHAM

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BUCklNGHAM. VA. February 10
Mark Teeler, who was recently a sales
man In the store of r r. Moon at
Warninster. has gone to Join the stand
ing army.
Mrs. IL, Il. Edridee. OF Richmond. was
II visitor here this week
Mrs. u. G. Glover and little dauch-
ter have returned from II visit to MIR.
aud Mrs, Charles Blue. near Charlottes-
willie.
Frank NJ. Garnett has resumed his
studies 1T William and Mary College
John l.cSucur has been appointed
postmaster at Slate River Mills T.. i:
Fitzgerald having resigned
O. NJ Rogers. formerly deputy clerk
OF buckingham. has accepted the posi-
ton as deputy clerk OF Charlotte
County.
Mrs. Minnie Edridgc. vino has been
ing better.
AIR. and Mrs keanc l.anyhornc have
Son" TO Arizona. and II private letter
received here says they. are pleasantly
donicIled in Il modern bungalow, and
high hopes are expressed thrt the
change In ciimat" may be beneficial Ia
Mr.. l.anGhorne's health.
:. l.. Holman. demonstration in farm
work. has been visiting tho public
schools In this county, where he in
forms the boys as TO what they must
do in order to he In position TO com
pete for the prizes that are being Of
f.rcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
WARRENTON

Special to The Times Dispatchl
WATERMELON. VA. February Ia
The annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters was held on February y.
IL elected, as follows: Miss Edith But
Ter. leader; Mrs. w. Maphis vice.
leader: Miss Florric Sheppard. score
'ary. Miss Josephine Brodcrs. treas
urer. and Mrs. w. t. Parkinson, assist
ant secretary and treasurer
y card party for the district nurse
fund will hc held on Monday evening
at o'clock at the home or Mrs. w. \.
Garner ON Waterloo Street.
1t is announced that Gypsy" Smith
Will hold here in the early summer a
series of cvangclistic services.
Miss Virginia IIilicary left this week
on visit of several weeks TO friends
i'm New York.
Mrs y. r. Hurxthal lcf, "Wednesday
for Washington. where She will he
joined 10y hcr son and daurhtcr-in- In W,
and viii go from there TO III raso. Ten
on visit OF several months.
After Il. brief stay nj the University
iiospital charlottesville. Va. Mrs Gar
land skinner returned home this week
entirely recovered from a recent opera
ton
Mrs Robert Fillcy. of St Louis. is =
guest ut Garter Han"
Mrs. w. y. Wilbur and Miss Wilbur
nave returned from Devon Pa, and
have rs their guest Miss Patterson, Of
Philadelphia.
Miss NJ Louise Evans lief, this week
for Wilmington. y. G., where she viii
remain indefinitely, visiting friends ana
relatives.
Miss Olivia Fell. who has hocn tho
guest OF Mr. and Mrs II. =. irONuic lnr-
This week TO visit friend. In New
York
Mr. and Mrs. H. l. Hutton rcccntly
Joined The Warrcnton colony ~ Palm
Beach, fla. and will remain for sew
"ri,l weeks
w. Nj Brown. after an extensive bus
mess trip in the Middle Nest returned
this week 10 his home here.
Harry T.. PAYNE, of WASHINGTON WINS
! hero this week on II flying visit
Mrs g. Latham Fletcher left We'd
n"SdaN for Richmond, where she Joined
her husband, senator Fletcher and will
! remain over for the closing legislative
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
BOWLING GREEN

Especial To The Times DiSpatchl
BOWLING GREEN, VA. February
l3.-Mr and Mrs. a. J. Chewing, OF
Richmond. spent II part OF this week
with Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Bcnjamin NJ. Skinner.
of Moss Neck, were guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Jordan.
Mrs. John l.. white has returned from
Il visit .of several weeks TO relatives
In Richmond.
Miss Bessie Jones, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. j. w. Barlow. has returned
to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard w. Green spen,
several days this week In Hanover
visiting relatives.
Miss Pattye Parish has returned to
Washington. after spending some time
with Mrs. T.. L. Coghill
Mrs K. y. Vincent Is visiting rela-
tivcs in Richmond
Miss Sadie Blythe is spending some
time in Baltimore.
II. s. Coghill. willing Bowie. and
Lewis Vincent attended the meeting of
the Grand Lodge OF Masons In Rich
mond this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
women MAKING STUDY
OF PERSONAL SERVICE
Papers Are Read and Discussion
Held on Subject by Members
of Auxiliary.
MISS EDITH EARL HoGG WEEDS
She becomes Bride of Wharf Asbury
Chandler, of OnancoCk, Where
They Will Make Their Home.
Woman'S Club Meets ro-NiOrrOW.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.


WEST POINT VA. February IA
The Card club met or Thursday with
Mrs. George W. richardson.
The Young womans Auxiliary met
on Thursday at \ o'clock with Mrs.
Fay Miss Ellie Garden led the meet,
ing. the subject being personal Serv-
ice Miss irene Mc,corGc read pa
per on the subject. and Mrs. Thomas +.
BaEby spoke on personal service.
The Wonan's Missionary Society has
decided to have u mission study class.
and viii study Foreign Missions OF
Southern Baptists." Mrs w 4. broad =
dus is the leader
Miss Olive T. Raghy who has been
expecting to sail for China az mis-
sionary for some time. left her home.
in King and Queen. on Friday. F"hru-
AIRY l2th Her destination * SouChow.
Miss Edith Earl uosg, dauGhter OF
Mrs Sarah Hogs. OF West Point, was
married on Wednesday in Norfolk to
Wharf Ashbury Chandler. OF Ouancock.
Va They were married in the parsuu-
age of Rev. MIR Betty, OF the Metho-
dist Church, he performing ;h- c"re-
mony. Miss Hazel Hogg sister OF the
bride, ana Miss Lucy Fary. OF West
Point. accompanied her to Norfolk and
Miss FAIRY rendered the wedding music.
MIR. and Mrs Chandler will reside NJ
Onancock. Va, ana will he at homie
after February -.
Miss Blanche Grant. OF Richmond. is
visiting her mother here. Mrs. Atvyah.
The West Point Woman's Club will
meet on Monday with Mrs. Scott broad
dus. The topic for study will he ''Bel-
gtuIn. The study course for the next
four months Will he The Countries
EngaSed IN the War
The Terminal Hotel. which was
bought several weeks ago by J. Thomp-
son Brown, or Richmond, is undergoing
thorough repair. Many workmen are
busy there. and nave been for several
weeks.
Mrs. Emma Roy Spencer. who has
been spending the winter with friends
in Richmond. will soon he ensconccd
for the spring and summer in her home
here
w. +. LipsComh, a we'll known news
paper man. who has been in bad health
for time. is sufficiently recovered to
accept position with the Virginian.
in Abingdon, Va
Miss Emma Marshall OF Albemarlc
is visiting her sister Mrs j. L. Forg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR. LOOK YOUNG
Apply Q-Ban-HarmIess, Wen
derful-MakcS Gray Hair
GLOSSY. Thick, Beau
tifuliy Dark.

u your hair is gray, strcakcd with
gray. faded. prcmaturcly gray. and you
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finger tips. TO use QBan is no bother
as nothing else is required. II will
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Also stops dandruff, falling hair or
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
Try This IF You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that nevor
fails to remove dandrun completely.
and that is TO dissolve il. This de-
stroys it entirely. TO do this, just get
about four ounces OF plain, ordinary
liquid arvon apply II at night when
retiring: use enough to moiStcn the
scalp and rub II I'm gently with the nm
ger tips.
By morning most, il not all. of your
dandrun Will be gone. and three or
four moro applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
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You wil find. too. that all itching
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lus,rous. glossy. silky and soft and
look and feel Il hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive. and four
ounces il all YOU will need This sim
pie remedy has never been known TO
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
IF YOU Are A
DRINKING MAN

Won had better stop at once or you'll
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- closing its doors To "Drinkine' men.
II may h" your turn next. Hy the aid
"i pRRlNE thousands Of men have
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industry.
We arc 3" sure that ORRINE will
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after - trial you fail to get any benefit
from us use, your money Will be re-
funded
When YOU stop Drinking think OF
the money you'll save besides, sober
men are worth more to their employers
ana get higher wages.
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can AT our store and talk il over
thiidrey Drug Co, First and Broad
Streets.