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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper VIII DC pieams,ra s y"
,hnt science has been able 70 cure In AZ i,s
stages, aud that is Cstarrh Halls caiar,n msgY
,cai Fraternity Catarrh being constitutions
disease. requires constitutional trea,n n,1ns
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internaiay, ases ~
The system, thereby destroying the fonndat i9h
81 the disease, and giving the pstient strshx na.
by building ~ the constitution and assisting nn
sg,rs In doing its work The proprietors NV ~
40 much faith IN its curative powers that my 4,
offer One Hundred Dollars for any cnse tna' ~
fails 10 cure Send for list OF TESTIMONIALS.
Address +. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 7bc.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
HAS SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN
RE L ESTATE TO OFFER

NO. 2so-THIS LARGE MONEY MAKING
FARM is located right in the edge of thriv-
ing little village; only few rods 10 sehool
and saw-mill | mile TO creamery; on good
state road 1t contains 800 acres so acres
Of very productive tillage, balance pasture and
woodland; very little hand moving fences ia
good repair about 5000 sugar naples good
fruit orchards, about $4,000 II. or 10000 # OF
soft wood. large amount of hard wood, farm
keeps 20 cows and team; plenty Of barn and
shed room !; basement under barn; very good z
room house water at house and BARN $4,000
for the real estate: owner would sell stock,
crops, and tools. which includes the following
10 high-grnde Hostein cows and heifesS, ~
sheep and lambs, number Of hogs and horses,
at a very reasonable price. See this farm
before buying elsewhere; the price will aston
ish you. l62tf
NO. 2s1-THIs 50-ACRE FARM. only lis
miles from a busy little town, on a main road
Is a record-breaker for low prices about 20
acres mAchine-worked tilage, balance pasture
and woodland very free from stone. fences in
good repair; fruit orchard. some soft and
some hard wood farm keeps cows and team
barn, 30x40: good. comfortable, 6-room
house water AT house and barn; y mile TO
school: with this farm you set nice cows, 2
calves l horse, I hog, all the fowls. crops and
tools-all for 81, 800 Better see this II you
are looking for a small farm; 1t will cost
You nothing. le2n
NO. 2s2-NEARLY NEW 7-RooM HOUSE
in good condition hot and cold water, bath.
electric lights. weighted windows. all finished
In hard wood. hardwood hoor. piazza on 2
sides, large bay window. shade trees well
located. near stone1heds. school and business
section price. $4,000 can be bought with
small payment down 1921
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. IN
CURE OF
J. ]. DAsHNER
A
lei IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

The old Ray building in Brattleboro,
used as livery stable for many years,
was partially destroyed by fire few
weeks ago, and when workmen began
to tear away the debris last Monday
they found that in the time the build
ing was used as a stable, rats must
have eaten hundreds of dollars worth
OF oats, as every nook and Granny was
packed solidly with the shucks, the kerr
nels having been eaten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
9 Head of Guernsey Cattle

FIVE MICH cows, some fresh now
balance TO be- this winter these cows are
an, except I. extra high grade Guernsey
good ages and size. and are fine lot'
Guernsey bull, registered, Lawrence
Buckley. No. slgg6, 3 high-grade Guern-
sey calves. VERY fancy 5 hogs, shoats,
weight about IS fbs. each; I black Berk {.
shire boar. about 5 months old pair Of
work horses. weight about leo, ~ yrs.
old. good workers; 6.yeaf-old horse,
GOOD worker ard driver, weight ] .l50 rs
Farm TOOLS AND MACHINERY
On. ,. International gasoline engine. =
dandy. I cnsiiage cutter and Garner, po-
tafo plantsr. patato diECef, 4-ros spray
-. 2horse farm wagon. l-harse sag
aus. waking pillow, neu, - low-dgwn
trueks. horse rake. moving machine
rnke. smoothing hsrrou. hay teddsf. -
Fa ritauks seaies 2-hUrss sled. extra good
a1essh aritire sleigh. buggy wagon and
t.net brad pf Vork hnrnesses. driving
Harnesses. bdras Doe. cilifivatar. Defaval
cream sfuarntof weHarr. earn shellef.
sns q ~ Of small toois such as are
used in carrying un q farm.
CP0ps-Ahaat s8 tans ~ eztru ruaa
has. vel Cured ard us.1 rft ns shout q
sa5.s tns lara. ahuut So -. oats %
tuns nrt strn0
Trus 81 ums uf ale Lunh 81
rasn. Fearttt 81 u1 D. ald rthaut
-sarvr - mH fr SO rsasun aasete
astsr. g. i mean husness- Eemfrai..f
a. Fata-T la=H3af AET.
LEE A FEEwCH. Owrer
a wrrUw Mrrssn~as~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
The Comfort To Be Derived

from life depends on the pathway chosen en-,
He who is industrious, frugal and Wen
insured has surely learned the secret OF
comfort. National Life ms. Co., OF W
(Mutual.) s, S. Ballard, general agent,
Lawrence building, Montpelier, VT.
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MY HOME FARM

containing about arc acres, equally d.
vided into tillage, pasture and wood
land a lot Of hard and softwood numbers
the soil is very productive and in high
state Of cultivation; i extra good potato
land-have raised $500 bu. Of gCsd mar
ketable potatoes IN one year on this
farm; cuts 90 tons Of hay and viii sum
mer and winter p cows and 4 horses
extra nice modern barn, hay drawn in at
The ton. has basement; good house. extra
warm: never-failing running water at
house and barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
EAST BARRE.

Notice to taxpayers in East Barre fire
district No. |, Saturday, Oct. 30, is the
last day on which you can pay taxes
to the treasurer and save diseount.-ady.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Lowell cele-
brated their golden wedding anniversary
in Mortified Friday, Oct. ~, by din
ner at the home Of Prof. G. Y. Wood
bury and reception in the Congrega-
tional church. Mrs. Lowell has for many
years been leader of the Congregational
choir.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

DR.. Charles Durham Of Manchester
has taken to his park on Lake Emerald,
three doe from the Vermont Soldiers
home at Bennington.
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William Dunn of Stamford captured
two big black bears last week one
weighed 800 pounds and the other 40.
Dunn has trapped four bears in STAN.
ford and vicinity during the past four
weeks.
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FOUR LINES FOR Csc

The Times win pupnsn Wants; Lost ana
Found. For Sale. To Let, etc'-short aaver-
tisements-st the rate OF four lines ioa .wsn ,.,.
Ave cents for the FIRST insertion ana hVs een~
for each subsequent Insertion.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADIES. YOUNG FEoPGF Barn u1usg
r. rfurrf ~ snetesg spsrlal c4er. Pure
gaaiHy prsdurts sTnuruse. >. T. ha1 81
1alts
WANTED AZ ONCE eapaals riri for
rsrsrai taaasaurk CAL e. M Erans BE-
iasHs Waata ntsraa EarrH " le+fl
WANTED a rtr 81 uai1sis-aeea uunnn
- rrrs-nl haasaaa-t n fawtT rf ttrae
srr1y ~ D r. HaEisg. Nst IuHst--n. ~
lfsF
mawrEn a sinris ris far renssai hrass-
-asf -raas rr.ar-E1rr1a rrslslrT Ea1e arlsfF
Irsai-s - M. - easlaut lsnsstz-a. ~
uaWTEu-a -arsts uaruar - rsassul
kasssan4f ssr1s ssfrrene@ Nra HEs
sFiwnr lt purs as-e~l Earsrnl
HrrrarlF c-Ffs e. -sszasrt 81 90 ss,ss-
ataa wrm Nurt 6rw hw Hm
ssra-rr-s rrr rr-er Hsa
s-ra-ra = asrr 80 rr -
-~s ~ 80 rae rr-aE l--EH F
W-sss " aaas = g Ek-a. Esr De- M1
re1ass 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
CROPS

ABOUT $50 Blu. NICE POTATOES,
400 Blu. FIELD CORN, $50 Blu. OATS,
40 Blu. BARLEY. a quantity Of corn
fodder. not touched by frost, a number
u tons Of hay. quantity Of oat and
barley straw.
Terms at time Of sale Everything
viii be- sold without reserve or limit.
Lunch at noon. Remember the date
Tuesday. Nov. 2. ~ 1880 o'clock in The
forenoon.
HIP. HUMAN, Owner, Barre, Vt
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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FARMING TOOLS AND
MACHINERY

TWO SETS OF THE FAMOUS ONE
BEAM SLEDS, are light enough for a
pair Of horses, or heavy enough for =
horses; 2-horsc wagon, dumpcart, corn
planter. moving machine, horse rake,
wheel harrow, cultivstor, smoothing har-
row, fodder cutter. drag plow, nice pung
sleigh. horse hoe, Simplex cream separa'
tor. No. ., nearly news set pulley blocks
and ropes, OK yokes, potato diggers'
and a lot Of small tools, including iron
kettle. chains, hoes, forks, bars evencrs,
post hole diggers, wheelbarrow, grind
.inrn rfc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
Auction Sale
OF
HORSES
The undFsiRnei VII Ell AZ public
auetian a. the highest bi8der, on the
firtmisas known e. the ?. J. Martin
LIVERY stable in nochesteI village On
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %. rs
ct 20 o'ciock IN the forenoon, the
fomsvfnr described property
s Horses, Wagons, Sleighs

/ raf hnrk Mnrran msFes. 3 rrs- Old.
ufiett 49, nss Dr. gray MuFrnn
rrnrss. wssaft nhent N8 ms heT
warruH bore. hruu-n Morgan horss.
srir ne Sheet go ~. sscts D isf raars
and fruan haras uelEit ahgua lfta
a. rut 9ssats8 SURVEY seessea
sr-rtfs ; l-asetsf cypress EnEuf. . trT
sr--srsz. ] fHrntsaut. . 1zssrtsE ss1rFsf
et#trN unm GasateH fN8Nees ssaiEh. q
siuris sirEts 3 ssts ilrif trfHnE hsr-
s.sssss. slnE3f frtnE tarnsssss- Z fral
t.urse saHaie. rrtsH kr1eEF rs8@s ftr
-rsas htarktss uhifs nr1 srlaI arsislrs
ssr ffrarrrns a. nssErlrr-
vs~sfs At tfnse rE ssh NeuaHuassT sis
A.. F-iaaf ora Ea fEaE at te fslaat
Fl 90 Forfrwf
WaE7 HWFW. Durs-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

FARM FOR SALE--A chance TO locate on
one of the best farms to be found within J
miles Of Barre City, consisting OF about 100
acres good pastures, large fields. nearly level
machine moving; early and very productive
for all kinds of crops ; some hard wood and
second growth soft wood: Il-room house, large
barns, tie up as head stock; will winter %
head or more; carriage house. corn barn, cali
shed, henhouse, sio; this farm has the best
of water; spring within stones throw OF
buildings. never known to fall farm be
made to cut 200 tons of hay; grand view OF
surrounding country makes it very desirable.
Inquire Of F. E. Perrin, 10 Onward street,
barre VI tsI ALA isItf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
WORk WANTED

ufrrE1l-h - ~ us s
$3.50 fa-r aaur ar - r
=. 5ns,s. Avs = Nu-ug $500 u
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SO HEAD OF CATTLE

Consisting of ga High-Grade Holstein
Cows; some of them have just freshened,
some will freshen before the sale, and
balance this fall and early winter;
good. clean lot of fine dairy cows;
2-year. old Holstein bull, ~ head OF
young cattle, 2-year-olds, yearlings and
calves good stuff; pair of gray mares,
weight $500 TBS, extra good workers; !
5-year old driving horse, good one;
l0-year-old black mare, fearless and
safe for lady to drive; 6-year-old
chestnut mare; 7-year -old gray mare,
weight ] 200 MS; 4-year-old gray colt.
These horses are extra good Ten shoats
that weigh from so to rs lbs, and gu
hens and pullets.
FARM TOOLS AND MACHINERY
2-horse lumber wagon, | express wag-
on. 3 buggy wagons, | Studebaker auto
mobile in good running order; pair OF
work harnesses, single drive harnesses,
moving machine, horse rake, hay tedder,
wheel harrow, smoothing harrow. seeder'
horse hoe, cultivator, pillow, wheelbarrow,
3 milk cans, Marlin rifle, nearly new,
and small farm tools, such as chains,
iron bars, whiiiletrees, eyeners, hoes,
rakes, forks, shovels, etc, with some
other articles not mentioned. You viii
find this good clean lot of stock and
tools, and is being sold only for the
reason above given. Terms at time Of
sale. Lunch at noon.
BERT DAVIS, Owner.
C. r. SMITH, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
toek. Tools and Machinery Included

II cows. span OF matched black horses worth
5000 s heifers, z calves, IL hogs, ~ mems,
bull. colt, and all crops, machinery and tools
included with this splendid 240-acre farm
land Ii in high state OF cultivation l,ooo
cords Of hard wood, quantity OF growing pine
lumber running water to house and barn II
room house, basement barn 40x70, silo; TINS
is a moneymaksr price. $4,000, part cash
Iobnsbnrv VI lS6tf
lS9tf
FOR RENT--House. Maple avenue. $1,000:
1s9tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-House N
Barre City we want farm. with stock tools
and crops. lesti
FOR SALE-Standing trees on 4O-acre
woodlot off Baptist street in Williamstowni
will sell by cord or lump price, or on shares:
1891
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--75-acre farm
In Calais fair buildings with running water
at house and barn plenty Of wood and TIM
Der; we want small house in Barre City
Websterville or Graniteyille. and would con-
slider good automobile or or two horses.
Is9tf
II. IA. PHELPS co.
Telephone sia-2 Miles Block. Barre, W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

HORSES CLIPPED for % work Fuaran-
tied call after D. m. =. T. Kinney, -.
barre
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WANTED

waw~ru AZ uMCE A fsE fsasaa % arnw
80 .5 a Naz-s-r.1t Hst Hil Esres
ls1r
wnwTFU~t ran 20 taassH - ahsT h~r
- $500 arsa - EarEs. HE-s lizas
nEW
rpm Frs wnrsef " - Erwnsaa
-. - 1890 H-es5rr - Nr~z
- ---s.-aaa aasaea - n~rrE y s-ss
s--ss laan5as siaas aae-ssa4 lssz-a.L 80.
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FARM. STOCK and TOOLS
THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1915

al 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, the follow
ing described farm, stock, tools and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS

FIpF-pRooF GRANITE sHEDs-we are
.-,,s-,.a 10 furnish prices and specifications
~ ali-steel granite shcsN easy 20 rent; no
;1.urnnos necessary; write Us you intend
- h,riia Vermont Construction Co. Bur
,s.-s-. "a iaoti2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

FOR Two-cylinder Buick touring
car with top and truck body; all practically
in good condition; price, il taken at once,
$500. p. M. Carr, Barre, Vt. tel. ADAM
or 9S-W. IS4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

NoTTCF-f am prepared 10 take orders for
..1..l,yr china and glassware. bsinE under no
..rense. can make exceptionally ios prizes
80 4 Few DAYS required 70 ~ an order hiled-
= II Kenyon. e. Merchant street. Barre. W
MONEY MADE QUICKLY in he rnsh order
t,,.-i,s.s vFsfts - for parsirulars - our plan
80 liz. a s-ossds. kornforthose knnttng hlls
-. 'e-ste.iF ". iTetzss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

EAEL T. AEEE. Dnnz.
"a EEFET, Auzisrs.-. Ba--s ~
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}. A. PERRY. Auetlonesr.
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big INCREASE
Of DIVIDENDS
FOR PIONEER
Directors Decide to Pay $20,-
0C0 More Each Month in
Future; Today'S Market

Owners of Pioneer Mill Company
stock will have their incomes largely
augmented beginning January Of
next year on which date. according to
formal action of the company direct
ors, Pioneer will increase its dividend
rate from per cent per month TO IA
per cent.
Pioneer is capitalized at $4.000,000.
divided into 100000 shares of par
value OF $50 each The new move
means that the monthly dividend viii
be $50. 900. instead of the $4,000 which
has been customary-or at rate Of
$720, 900 per year. IN place of the $780,
900 per year rate which has prevailed
in 1915.
Morning on Change.
Pioneer, following news of the new
dividend rate. went up this morning
nearly 81 per share. but little of the
stock was offered for sale. II closed
$34.50 bid, whereas one month ago X
stood at $29.75. Onomea is also on
the upgrade, and 0laa and McBryde
are active but firm at yesterdays pri-
ces.
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MORE AND MORE OF LONDONS BIG
! THEATERsDElOTED TO REQUES'


and soldiers on similar leave seem to
crave mental relief Of this sort. They
make up by far the most of the male
part of the audiences Manners are
informal at the revue, and smoking is
allowed, which are further attractions.
American influence predominates in
English reyues. American dances,
ragtime songs, slang and even touch
OF twang in singing are not more not
able than the striving for rapid action,
novelties and surprises in costume and
scene that are typical of the American
concoction.
The word some in its American
slang sense figures in many of the IL
ties Of these reyues. and the past week
a copyright infringement case was
heard in court where the proprietors
of the rights to Splash Me- sued the
producer of similar revue called
Some Splash" Some Glee,' was
the title Of revue appearing in a dis
trict theater at the time this case was
heard
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Frothy Dramatic Offerings,
Without Much Plot, Popu-
lar With Soldiers

LONDON, Eng.-The craze for the
revue has extended from London's va
riety theaters to conservative play
houses. Five Of the leading West
End music. halls took up the revue
early. in the craze, leaving only three
true to variety, and now well known
home of comedy, which has brought
out more successful light plays than
any other in London In recent years,
has just announced a revue, making
tie fourth legitimate theater to go
over to the revue as against IL pro-
ducing plays and musical comedies.
The revue has swept all before it in
The suburbanv and provincial theaters.
Differs From French.
The English revue is quite different
from its French original. It lacks
the wit, political satire and topical
hits of the French and simply aims to
amuse an audience of the tired bust
nessman type. In its general scheme,
1t is little more than the conventional
English musical comedy robbed of its
remnants OF plot and made frothier
than ever. Its trimmings either come
from or are modelled on New York. A
knockabout comedian or two. dapper
actor with good voice for sentinen-
tai songs and chorus of girls, who
appear in new costumes at every emit
ry, go to make the current revue.
The chorus man has almost entire
* disappeared. owing to the preju-
dice against 'sIackers' or men of mill
tary age who are not doing their bit
IL one of the road companies to ap-
pear here recently the male chorus
was composed of small boys, dressed
in the latest Piccadilly cut But girls
ordinarily take the place of chorus
men,
Popular With Soldiers.
Revues apparently fill a niche of
their own in wartime. Officers on
short visit from the front or just out
of the hospital or away from the camp
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ASHFORD SAYS
RAYMOND ALSO
NAY BE freed
Advises Hawaiian to See Gov
ernor at Once and Tell Chief
Executive of His PHikia

II advise you to communicate with
the governor immediately and let him
know that you are in the same pill
kia that Ramos was"
This is the advice given Fred Ray
mond, d Hawaiian, by Circuit Judge
Ashford yesterday after the former
had been sentenced to serve not less
than one week In Oahu prison, and
pay a fine OF $500, for raising a check
from $12 to 500 Raymond was an
employee of the Kula sanitarium, Maui,
and the check which he raised rep
resented his weeks salary.
Richard Ramos, the Filipino men
toned by Judge Ashford, was also
charged with raising a check, and re-
ceived sentence at the same time as
Hoogs and Abrams, who were charged
with embezzlement. Ramos received
the same sentence that Raymond was
given. He was pardoned by the gov
ernor on the following day.
AID ASHFORD ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Judge Ashford addressed Raymond
yesterday in part, as follows:
"Your case is almost precisely sim
ilar to that of the Filipino Ramos, who
lad the distinguished honor to be SEN
fenced in this court on the same day
with Abrams and Hoogs and had the
.further distinguished honor of being
'pardoned within "a hours.
ssYon will observe that there must
be both fine and Imprisonment, and
Imprisonment must be at hard labor.
As-I said, consider this offense of
yours as being substantially the same
as that of Ramos and + see no reason
why you should not have the same
sentence here that he received, but
wish to explain to you that the gov
ernor of the territory considered that
sentence so outrageously excessive
that he came forth with a pardon in
about "a hours.
Nov, you are in some danger of
being pardsned yourself in "a hours,
but don't consider the danger half as
much as in the other mans case"
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eiblet Soup.

4
TAKE the giblets from goose. turkey
: or two chickens cut liYers into four
or nye pieces, clean the gizzards and
cut them also in SIX or eight pieces, cut
the necks into two inch lengths skin
the feet and put all these into a pan
with little salt and enough water TO
cover them all; bring this to the boil.
then strain on and wash the pieces in
cold water. Now put them on n pan
with enough second Cor boneI stock 10
cover them completely (this will take
about two quarts1. add to this three or
four onionc, two leeks. a blade or two
Of celery. a good bunch OF herbs (pars-
ley, thyme, marJoram, bay leaf. q blade
Of mace and good strip OF finely
pared lemon peel), some peppercorns
and a good dust Of coralline pepper:
bring this all very gently to the boil.
skim well and let 1t all simmer together
for three hours; strain on. lift out the
meat fthis Is used afterward In the
soup. and when the stock Is cool re-
move all fat. Again strain the soup
through clean cloth. and for each
quart Of soup rub down a dessert
spoonful Of best arrowroot with half q
gill each OF sherry and stock. stir this
Into the soup TO thicken 1t. then add
the pieces OF meat, first rinsing them
with little warm water and serve.
Tapioca copsomms.
Boil three tablespoonfuls OF minced
onion and two tablespoonful Of minced
celery together for an hour and a half;
then strain the water and add to It I'VE
20 Mas r,f,<..,f.ffa ~ r,ou ~ fanf<na an6
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CONVERTS Sing
AS EVANGELIST
BROWN LEAVES
"God Be With You Til We Meet
Again" Heard at Pier is
When MatSonia Sails

Singing God Be With You Til We
Meet Again" and "Blest Be the Tie
That Binds" more than 100 workers
and converts who have helped make
the Brown and Curry eyangelistic cam
paign here a success, bade godspeed
70 John Edward Brown and George ).
Curry this morning at Pier Is. when
the evangelists sailed for San Francis
co, their campaign In Honolulu having
come TO successful close last night.
Almost hidden with masses OF leis
placed around their necks by those
who went down to the dock TO say
goodby, Brown and Curry waved their
farewells. Just as the boat was cast
ing off Evangelist Brown made a meg
aphohe Of his hands and shouted TO a
Star-Bulletin reporter, Tell them ]
hope to come back"
All the ministers who worked with
Brown and Curry we're at Pier Is.
They included Dr. Doremus Scudder.
pastor OF Central Union church; Rev.
u. c. Peters, pastor Of the Christian
church; Rev. l.. L. Loofbourow, pastor
Of the First M. E. church; Akaika
Akano. pastor OF the Young Peoples
League; Rev. A. ". Soares. pastor Of
the Portuguese Evangelical church;
Rev. A. A. Ebersole, associate pastor
Of Central Union; w. A. Bowen, gen
eral chairman of the campaign COM
mittee. and Mrs. Bowen; Secretary a.
E. Larimer Of the committee, and
many others.
Led by Philip Hall, IS workers.