davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-06-11

day, and was a guest of honor last
night at a festival given by members OF
the congregation. A feature was the
Maiden" bv Areme Chapter, No. 10,
order OF the Eastern Star. The cast In
ciuded William M. Murray, DR.. William
T.. Hagen Miss Maud Fellheimer and
MISS Selma Danforth. William z.
The Washington times., 1915-06-11

have to work with, and that recently SO
many robberies have occurred in wichi-
Ia that the police have become compell-
bootleggers and chase thieves.
The Washington times., 1915-06-11
Closing Up Wichita.

WICHITA. Jan. 1t.-Countv and city
officials anticipate that Attorney Gem
eral Brewster will soon make an attack
on wichita Joints. The sheriff and
county officials claim that they are
doing all In their power to close the town.
while the mayor and police say they are
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30
MAUI STIRRED
BY CHA|RGEs0F
eugene MURPHY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
,WAILUKU, April 29.-Eugene Muir
ply has this week filed a petition
with the circuit court demanding that
an Injunction be issued restraining
Fred Kaae, the county clerk, from is
suing the necessary ballots and other
paraphernalia for the eeoraing election
in May. According to those who have
seen it the document is most Inter
esting one. Mr.. Murphy claims that
the primary election" recently held on
Maui was. illegal. and that it was not
a proper expression of public opinion.
Personalities are dealt in more or
less and people on Maui as well as
candidates are charged with mali
ciously preventing the people from
expressing their free and unbiased
opinion at the polls. Consequently
the primary was not true vote cast
by the people as whole.
One of the specific charges that Is
not dealing with personalities claims
that the booths at Wailuku were, so
arranged that no voter could cast his
ballot privately but that as the ballot
was marked everyone near the polls
could see how the ballot was marked.
Judge Edings of the second circuit
has placed the document in the hands
of the judges of the supreme court,
and referred the whole matter to that
court for decision.
The news of the Injunction spread
rapidly over Maui yesterday and Gre
ated considerable excitement in tho
various districts among politicians
and those who expect to run for office
at the May election.
Some interesting questions will
arise in case the injunction is grant
ed. D. T. Fleming has his certificate
of election already in4 his hands, and
il the injunction be granted, whose
place would Fleming take? This and
other interesting questions of law are
puzzling the heads of Maui lawyers
this week.
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NETHERLANDS TREATY
WITH CHINA NAMES
u. S. PRESIDENT REFEREE

WASHINGTON, D. G.. April 80
The minister for the Netherlands, the
Cheva!ier w. l.. F. {. van Rappard.
yesterday Informed Secretary of
State Bryan that his government and
the government of the Republic Of
China had been negotiating an arbi-
tration treaty, one of the provisions
of which named the president Of the
United States as the umpire, to whom
should be left the decision in what
ever differences might arise between
the two governments.
This treaty, Minister van Rappard
stated, was signed by the representa-
tives of the two governments last
night, and under 1t a number Of out
standing questions are to be settled.
The minister sought information
from the state department, ne said,
as to the probability of T resident Will
son accepting the position Of UNI
pire under the treaty provisions.
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LOSS FROM HOG
CHOLERA REACHES
island MINIMUM

Losses in the local pork industry
through hog cholera during the past
three months have reached the mini
report of Victor Norgaard, territorial
veterinarian. and hope for eradication
OF the disease is entertained. The
largest hog ranch in the islands, rails
ing more than 900. head, has lost less
than one-half dozen animals from the
epidemic in the past three months.
the report states.
The veterinarian reports that test.
ing for bovine tuberculosis had been
islative session because of the bill for
decentralization Of owners of destroy
ed cattle However, the report states,
the stock of Waiauae ranch, 240 cows
and 100 heifers and four bulls, were
tested and 20 reacted to the test. One
of the bulls also reacted. Norgaard
will await orders from the Board Of
Agriculture and Forestry before ap-
plying further tests. On this he had
the following to report:
Until some definite conclusions
have been reached in regard to fu-
ture testing it is the intention of this
division to confine this work to dairy
men and cattle owners who apply for
the test, unless other instructions are
received from the board. From the
island of Hawaii DR.. Elliot reports
having tested 10 head belonging to
different owners without finding a sim
gle reactor. He will begin testing
the Honokaa and Paauhau herds next
month"
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COCKTAILS TO CONSULT
WAR SECRETARY ON
CANAL ZONE MATTERS

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
PANAMA, C. a., April 3O.-Govern-
or Goethals will leave for Washington
tomorrow to report to Secretary Of
War. Garrison on his plans for the
policing of Colon and Panama and
on other canal conditions. The labor
unions among the canal employees
have lodged protest with the COM
mission over the question of house
rents The union. contention is that
canal employees should be housed rent
free. a. x
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LIQUOR Dealer
1SPlJNISHED BY
. LICENSE BOARD

= The liquor license Of Kwong Chung
Lung, Wholesale dealer on the corner
OF King and sIaunakea- streets was
suspended for a period otsfiye days
beginning May 3, at the meeting Of
the liquor license commission yester.
day, Kwo1g Is charged with having
madB7ive sales in one day for which
there were only two recorded. The
law requires that every sale be put
en- record. -.. ... =. -.
Rosa & Company, wholesale deal
ers at Queen and Alakea streets,
charged with selling liquor indiscrim-
fnate1y, were held over until the next
meeting.
Action on the application of Lee
Chong for license to sell liquor in
a cafe to be opened was also deferred
until next meeting. Those peesent
were F. D. Lowrey, l.. NJ. Vetlesen,
]. o. Carter and Carlos Long.
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TEDDY DRAGS, WHITMAN
INTO THE LlMEllGhT

SYRACUSE, April 3o.-Col. Roose-
welt. in the course OF cross-examina-
ton yesterday. described how he
brought to an end the financial panic
in 1907. while he was president
One of the sensations OF the days
trial was the production by the de-
PENDANT in the libel action OF let
ter signed by Charles Whitman. writ
ten at a time when the present gov.
ernor Of New York, state was district
attorney Of New York city. This Jet.
ter was placed in evidence by the
colonel to show that he was not boss
ridden or in sympathy with the boss
control Of the state,
In the letter, Governor Whitman
said: >,-
Il think that the time Is now ripe
to rid the state and the party OF
the control which Is responsible for
all the corruption"
On the basis OF the letter. Govern
or Whitman will be asked TO appear
as a. witness. f.s.-
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DAMON CONTEST
Brings OUT SIX
GOOD SPEAKERS

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
PUNAHOU, April 29.-The Damon
rhetorical contest was held this morn.
ing, during chapel time, in Pauahi
hall This contest was estab-
lished many years ago to show excel
lence. in speaking. This program is
given at chapel time, so that the
whole school will be in attendance,
and also to show excellence in the
different classes. 1t was also the
with of the doner to have it at theis
time. The announcement of the best
speaker will DO made commencement
light.
There were six contestants, four
girls and two boys. They all spoke
we'll and gave good selections. The
program was as follows: ...
The Highwayman ..... Alfred Moves
- Esme Damon
Extract, from David Copperfield. -.
.................C Charles Dickens
=. Maud Sanderson
The Cat that Walked by Himself. :.
...,.,........... Rudyard Kipling
49,. -, -, Adelaide Pratt So
Toussaint. sOEertlnsa~s-es~sSssas'rs$sfsst pa -
8. :: -. .,.1.gs.. .sRenden Phillips
I ~ Ashley Hatch
Extract from inaugural. Address.
2. !. ................, Woodrow Wilson
@!'& Clarence Wills -
Danny Deever. -: Rudyard Kipling
80 .''r' Gehevieve Hooking -
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TAYLOR SPEAKS
ON BEHALF OF
HAWAIIAN BAND
Declares HonofuIu's Own MuSi-
cal Organization Should
Be Maintained

THE supervisors should not disor.
ganize the Hawaiian band. II II does,
Honolulu, as well as all Hawaii, will
lose one Of It's biggest and oldest as
sets"
This was the sentiment expressed
by Albert p. Taylor. assistant secre-
tary OF the Promotion Committee.
when asked regarding his opinion OF
. the rumored proposal to do away with
Honolulus veteran musical organiza-
ton.
I'D hate to see the Hawaiian band
Co." continued Mr.. Taylor, Its one
Of the Oldest institutions. It's one
OF the features which connects up the
old monarchy with the present day
and, in fact, is the last remnant of the
monarchy. II you want to completely
dissolve the monarchy, which is still
a matter OF deep sentiment among
many OF the people here, let them do
away with the band.
They say that flew people attend
the band concerts. but they forget
that one Of the two things which at
tracts the attention of tourists-and
we are all In for that class Of busl!
ness--is the band meeting steamers
end serenading them out. The other
is the lei custom. Take away the
leis and the band and the arrival and
departure OF steamers here will be
about as commonplace as along the
Pacific coast.
''Of course, the lei custom doesn't
cost the government anything official
ly. while the band does. There is no
reason to believe that because Cap.
tain Berger Is no longer welding the
baton that the band cannot continue
10 be good band. There are Ha:
waiian members IN that band Who
have had some pretty stiff training
under Captain Berger and no doubt
can direct II properly. .,
THE question of money is a large
matter. But II the county can buy
player pianos and kangaroos, surely
the sentiment OF keeping up the band
should prevail. But. seriously, the
band Is one of the attractions OF the
islands. Wed miss II and the tour.
tsfa would MIS- =. -
Il don't believe q man or musical
organization ifs better known around
the world than Captain Berger and
the Hawaiian band. Can the mill
tary bands take the place of our Ha-
Eaiian bands There are five military
bands, but can any arrangement be
made by which we can replace the
Hawaiian band In the hearts of the
people? Can we replace the day and
evening concerts, the meeting of YES
sells and the serenading out OF dis.
tinenished visitors. and the bands at
tendance at our public ana semi-pub-
lie functions!"
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WAR RISK INSURANCE
BUSINESS Is BOOMING
Associated Press by Fed. Wireless.

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless J
WASHINGTON, D. c., April go
The federal war risk insurance bu-
reau issued a statement last night
showing that to date, since the Or
ganization of the bureau last year,
I121 policies had been written, cover
ing risks aggregating in value $7l,-
1886.
The number of risks outstanding
represent a total of .$11, 307 .295.
The premiums paid in since the for
nation Of the bureau total $1,790,2 07,
while the known losses, including
those already settled, total $720,653.
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INVESTMENT CO.
PRESIDENT FACES
FRAUD charge
ASSOCIATED Press BY Eel. Wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Eel Wireless.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. April 30
Charles Elder. president of the Los
Angeles Investment Company, and
seven other officers Of the defunct
company, who are under indictment
charging conspiracy to defraud and
who are to face trial next Tuesday.
were yesterday rcindicted in connec'
ton with a scheme formulated in 1912
10 deceive the $4,000 stockholders,
under which they illegally loaned to
themselves some $l,237, 900 of the
funds Ct the company
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ARIZONA COPPER MINERS s.
PROMISED WAGE BOOST

LAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless.
DOUGLAS, Arizona, April. 30.-The
increased price Of copper has reached
the point at which higher wages for
the miners has been promised by the
mine operators and the new scale
viii go into effect at once. This raise
restores to some six thousand miners
wage scale prevailing before the
outbreak Of the European war. When
the various declarations of war de-
pressed American trade, the miners
agreed to a wage cut until such time
as the selling price of copper re-
sumed its ante-bellum figure.
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DOUBLE TAX ON SPIRITS
AND CREATE WAR AREAS

The suggestion 10 to double the tax
upon spirits and to establish war areas
about every mandatory engaged In
the production Of supplies for the war
office or the admiralty, within which
areas every saloon and 7otAer place
where fntoxicants are sold will be
taken over and maintained by the gov
eminent. i. =,
This pianris meeting with strong op'
position, and, while some more Or
less drastic step will be taken to con;
troll the drink problem, it 10 believed
that the ehaneeilor's plan will be mod
Grated before its acceptance by par
lament. s-sy,.
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TEuToN ,AIRsHIPs RAID
ENGLISH COAST

:. : LONDON, Eng, April 3o.-An: air
raid was made last night against the
city Of Ipswich, In Suffolk, and against
the town Of Written, both near the
coast.
The first reports received were that
considerable damage. had been done,
but authoritative adVices late last
night show that although number Of
bombs were dropped In both ipswich
and Written, the damage was eontin.
ed to the burning Of several houses.
So far az can be learned, none was
injured.
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WILSON TO WELCOME :
FINANCE C0NFEREES

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed, wireless. ]
=. WASHINGTON, d. c., April 30.--lt
was announced last night that Presi-
dent Wilson will make the formal ad-
dress of welcome to the delegates Of
the Pan-American financial confer
aence, to assemble here on May "a.
Other addresses will be made by Sec
rotary of State Bryan and Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo. -.
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ARBITRATION IS
failure IN BIG .
CHICAGO STRIKE

ASSOCIATED Press bv Fed Wireless
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 3O.-The work
OF the committee OF arbitratorS for
the settlement OF the questions in
dispute between the contractors and
the striking building trades union
lists fell to the ground yesterday,
when the contractors notified them
that they would not accept a settle
ment along the lines proposed.
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MEN MREC 60 ON ISLAND
Z TAKEN OFF BY CRUISER

assoc lated Press by Federal wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCAN, Cal, April 2s--
According to a report received here,
the. crew : Of the launch Admiral,
wrecked on Guadalupe island, has
been rescued by the cruiser cleVe.
land, which made a special trip to the
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LOEBS EVIDENCE
NOT ALLOWED IN
ROOSEVELT TRIAL

Assoc lated Press by Federal wirelessl
SYRACUSE, N. ~ April 2ss-EVl.
secretary to President Roosevelt when
the latter was president, was ruled
out today in the libel suit Of William
Barnes, Jr., against Roosevelt. The
testimony concerned alleged eorrup.
ton at Albany.
Roosevelt today finished on re-erosa-
examination.
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WHITMAN REFUSES
TO TALK ON CAS-

NEW YORK, April 30.-yGovernot
Whitman, questioned last night COO.
corning the circumstances surround
ing the writing OF q letter to ~.
Roosevelt. which was introduced g.
evidence in the Barnes libel suit nov
being heard at Syracuse. declined I1'
give any information or to state
whether or not he Intended 10 appeaI
at Syracuse as witness.
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When the congressional party comes
to Hawaii next week on its tour Of the
territory, Congressman Shackleford Of
Missouri will not be with It, His name
is not on the latest list of visitors.
Congressman Shackleford is the au
thor Of the national good-roads meas.
ure" He believes that Uncle Sam
should assist materially in seeing that
good roads are the rule throughout the
country and has worked out plan OF
federal aid for the highways in the
states. under which an appropriation
OF $25,0O0,000 is to be used.
Good roads advocates in Hawaii
we're to take up with Mr.. Shackleford
plans for including Hawaii in this ap
preparation.
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FIERCE GALE SWEEPS
CALIFORNIA COAST

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless1
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April go
The strongest gale in thirteen years
was blowing last night and yesterday
afternoon along the California coast
OF Point Reyes the wind measure
ments showed a force of a hundred
miles an hour. The gale was from
the northeast. r.:
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
:, 6AfH, Maine, April 2s.-The latest
u. g. destroyer, the Wadsworth, was
launched here today. Its chrtstener
was Miss Juanite Wells, grand-daugh-
ter Of the noted Commodore Wads-
worth. .... j.
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BRYAN CONFERS
With CHlNDA ON
EASTERN CRISIS

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless
WASHINGTON. d. G., April ga
conference was held yesterday at the
state department between Ambassa-
dor Chinda and Secretary Bryan, the
two being clOsetted for some time.
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n IsuRATED MAchEsA was discovered ~ q
d great European Chemist and q = widely used
throughout Europe for the relief 81 stom1ch
hyperaeidfty.
The manufacturers Win Send LIBERAL quantity
TO any physician who wishes 70 test = 81 his 80
tIents Tor 10 cents address BisUHATED MAO
MESA, Is EAST zsfh street, New York, y. 8. -
HIsurated maonesia Is now generally carried -
stock y 81 druggists
Il = 6osItfveiy guaranteed 70 give coMPkEI|
aELIEF III ANY CASE q hypefseI1ik< I.@'.
stomaeh).
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A man giving the name Of William
T. Linstedt Of Greenwich. Conn. was
roughly handled by q mob in Brook
lyn when he tore down the American
flag from recruiting station.
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British STEAMER SUNK
RuT CREW SAVED =,

LONDON, Eng, April 30,-It was
reported at lLloyds last night that a
British steamer had been torpedoed'
and sunk OF the Isle Of Lewis, the
crew being landed safely at carIoway.
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CALIFORNIA S0koNS
REC COMMEND MERCY
BE SHOWN Leo In AII<

Associated Press BY Fed. Wireless
SACRAMENTO, Cal, April Co.
The California senate yesterday bf
a unanimous vote, passed resolution
petitioning Governor Slaton Of Geor.
gia to exercise clemeney IN the sen
tence Of death imposed upon Leo
Frank, convicted Of murder. The
resolution points out that based upon
the reasonable doubt" Of the guilt o.
the condemned man. the governor =
justified In committing his sentences
o one Of life imprisonuent. or im
pr.sonment for. even p shorter term
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PUNAH0U' NOTES
Especial star.Buileti" Correspondent

. PUNAHOU, April 30.-The pupils
Of Miss Lillian G. Bro when in the
Puaahou music sche> Sill give an
other of their attract children pro-
grams next Wednesday. May 5. at a
quarter OF three O'Clock. This pro-
gram will be given in Old School Hall,
where will gather parents and friends
who are interested. either in the lit
tie performers or in the. methods of
instruction in these children's classes
which have been so successful. The
numbers are numerous but not long.
THE. PROGRAM. -:
The Town Clock .........,. Cramm
yittorio Bedrero !,
Robins Courtship ...,...... .Cramm
- Dorothy Horne
The Little Soldier :: :. -. w. Kucken
. Jackie and Vittorio Bodrero~,
A Sad Story .............. Cramm
ECrocuSeS ..............
ESunffower Observation-Disclosures. Smeltzer
Mary, Burbank SayIoF
The Three Bears ...>..... Ellsworth
''' Jackie. Bedrero
Euilaby-Song -. 81. =, Nv. Taubert
! Eleanor Griffiths and Mary Saylor
Miniature Waltz > =. &. Crosby Adams
Dorothy Judd
Evening Shades Duet. .Schumann
The Singing Brook .......... .Cramm
Eleanor Grifiths
Sleep Song .............. .Gaynor
In the Swing ...... .Edyth Pryn Hall
Mary Jane: Brown
The Dancing Lesson. Edyth Pryn Hall
Lily Shelton
Said Story of Cock Robins Death
The Skylark Mounts the Blue Sky
......... ............ Elsa Swartz
Sue-Alston Mcdonald
Sonatlna ................. behr
Waltz .......,......... Gurlltt
- Betty Steere
The White Bunny ................
Dancing Daisy Fields .Mokrejs
/ So. ," Pauline Young .,.~..s
"A, Dream ...,......... 49,. Remecke
Lydia Bodrero
Voice of the Heart 500, Van Gael
qc.r..-' Elizabeth Frazier 49,.
Allegretto ............ Beethoven
Gladys at Play ............ MokreJs
Esss t22t Bernice Judd -
IEspefAhce ..s.. ...........W. Aletter
= %t..'' = s May Gay ,..~.'''
EtudS ......,.......... HeHer
Chasing Butterflies Kern
2. Agnes Chalmers
Katrina ...G.....W ilmot Lemont
Kathryn ElStOn
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ess, Melancholy and the blue" :

THE x.Ray has almost worked miracles In d.
i aunosino stomach troubles. =.
: You car take series Of X-Ray pictures at
Intervals Of few minutes each, while the stomach
10 busy dIoestins food-put these pictures together
on film, throw them on q screen and
You virtually have 4 MOVING PICTURE Of
the stomach In action WHILE oioEsTiNo YOUR
FOOD.
u u u
IF you have an acid stomaeh-hyperaedlty, doc.
i tors call lt-and your food In consequence there
Of, ferments and sours, producing poisonous
gases which dIstend the stomach,
The Ray moving pictures will show that the
passage Of your food from your stomach into your
Iatestines Is delayed,
This causes the formation Of more poisonous
gases, more fermentation and sourin0 Of food more
IrritabIIIty Of the delicate stomach walls, until In
time, .'t
Your whole sys; n becomes saturated with
toxic (poisonous) pr ducts often producing great
disorders, pimpIes or blotches on the skin, fire.
quent dull headaches, melancholy Or the "bIues."
u n II
a CID sToMAcAs ARE pANGERoUs-the
n cess acid may eat into the stomach walls,
causing STOMACH ULCERS, which may lead
to cancer. II 10 worse than useless TO take strong
drugs, pepsin artificial dIsestants in such cases
The trouble In hyperaeldlty 10 not . lack Of d.
oestfve Juices, but the excess acid destroys the
action Of these juices that your food Hes there
and sours and ferments causing pain, gas, beIch.
NEurRALIzE THE EXCESS AcIo-av. your
stomach a chance to do It's work and you VIII be
ali right. ..#..l. 81 =
su. do no. take large quantities Of SODA for
this purpose.
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AoNoLuLu LODGE NO. I, MODERN
ORDER OF PHOENIX. ~

VIII meet at their home, corner
Deretania and Fort streets, every
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock. ~
CHARLES HUSTACE, JR., Leader.
FRANK MURRAY, Secretary.
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The Rev. Robert r. Earl of SchH!
Ter Falls, N. Y, was expelled froT
the Troy Methodist Episcopal Confel
enee at Saratoga on charges involvin
defamation of character. and falls
hood. :. --.. s-~t.s. IA