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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Mama Kea, from Hilo
and way ports January 9-From Hflo
Col. W. d. Beach and wife, A. w.
Brown, John Choy, James H. Boyd, F.
A. Edgecomb, H. G. Smart, Mrs. V.
Hampton. From Mahnkona-E. Mad
den and wife, Mrs. A. Mason, G.. K.
Tackabury, j. Gore. From Kawaihae
ID. Vida, A. Napier, Miss A. Cooke,
C: H. Olsen. From McGregors-C. E.
S. Burns, wife and son, Miss Kaaihue,
X. Kaaihue, C. D. Lufkin, From La
hama -James Campsie, w. H. Zim-
norman, Mort, M. Shimamura, \. NJ.
Campanole, T. ]. Camp, Mrs. M. Fret
tas. Miss L. Freitas, j. W. Canario and
wife. -: T..
Per C. A. S. S. Makura from Sgd
ney via Auckland and Suva, for Ho
nolulu: Mrs Steep, Miss Sonsteby
Messrs. Steep, Mainwaring. Matthews
F. w. Cough, B. Steiner. J. T. Lin
chan, H. NJ. Haslett, J. Adelbert
Through to VaneouEer-Mr. F. G. An
drews. Miss E. Jesse, Mrs. NJ. McKin
ney. H. H. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson
Miss L. F. Bingley. Z. R. Collett, G.
Hall, Miss d. M. HARDY, r. o. Hunt
Mrs. Jacomb and two children, J. l.
Kaufman, H. Kingsbury, NJ. Laker. A
7. Turner. ~...
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Proposals will be received at
the Office Of the City and County
Clerk until 1880 o'clock D., m, Tues.
day, January 10, 1915, for furnishing
the Honolulu Police. Station, and the
City and County Jail with the follow.
ing provisions for six months ending
June 30, 1915.
Provisions are to oe furnished in
quantities upon acquisitions of the
City and County Sheriff and the City
and County Jailer.
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all ten
ders.
Fresh bread, per 1 ID. loaf.
Medium bread, per ID
Meat, per 10.
Spuds, per Id.
Salt pork, per lb.
Salt salmon, per Id.
Brown beans. per lb. ..~
Rice, per 100 lbs.
Brown sugar, per 190 lbs.
Onions. per ID.
Tea. per lib.
Roasted coffee, per IL.
Pai-ai, per Id.
Flour, per ID.
Soap, per 100 lbs
Picked coal, per 2240 ID. ton.
Sole leather No. 1, per ID.
Sole leather No. 2. per lb.
D. KALAUOKALANI. JR..
City and County Clerk.
January 3, 1915.
6O56-Jan, s, Q, II.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless TO Merchants
Exchange.

SAN FRANClSHO-Arriyed. Jan. .,
$50 a. m. stmr, Ventura, hence
Jan. 5.
Sailed. Jan. ?. 100 n. m, stmr
Mongolia. for Honolulu.
SEATrLE-Sailed, Jan. s, 10 p. NJ,
stmr. Columbian, for Honolulu.
PUGET SOUND-Arrived, Jan =, bk.
NJ. Winkelman, hence Dec. :,
kAhULUI-Arrived Jan. s, schr. De
fiance, from Nitrate ports.
AEROGRAMS. H.
S. S. Sierra will arrive from San
Francisco Monday at $50 a. m. Has
on board 40 cabin, ii steerage pas
sengers, 3S7 sacks mail. 1896 tons
general cargo and 90 packages ex
press matter. s.. .-a
S. s. Lurline will arrive from San
Francisco Tuesday morning. Has 9
cabin. 3 steerage passengers. 103 bags
main, 3 automobiles. packages ex,
press matter. 1925 tons cargo for Ho.
nolulu. 52S tons cargo for kahului,
2S3 tons cargo for Port Allen, IS tons
cargo for Kaanapali.
s. s. Korea will arrive from Yoke
hama Monday at IL a. NJ and sail for
San Francisco Tuesday at 10 a. m.
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CONTRACTOR.

Building, cement work. painting.
plumbing, etc. Aloha Bldg. Co. 964
Punahou st. extension. Phone 1916.
NJ. K. Goto. Mgr. 6056-1yr.
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cisco on Tuesday morning. will carr
a late mail.
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Coasters Are Busy.

Several Inter-lSland coasters arc
kept busy in the movement of sugar
and general cargoes. The Mauna kca,
an arrival from Hilo ana way ports
this morning, passed the Helene at
Honomuu, the Wailele at Honokaa
and the Maui at Kukuihaele. The
steamer Niihau was given a part
shipment OF mainland merchandise
brought to Hawaii in the Matsonia.
Purser Phillips reported fine weather
on the hCmeward trip. The vessel
brought small cargo including con-
signments of native lumber, fruit, ves
etables, poultry and 100 packages of
sundries. The schooner Prosper is
reported at Hilo wharf, where a guam
tity CT lumber has been discharged.
The Mauna Kea will return to Hilo
today, steaming from Honolulu at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Annie johnson Away Today. "'"5
Four hundred tons of sus.r supplied
at Mahukona and representing the
last of the 1914 crop from Kohala dis.
trict was given the schooner Annie
Johnson as ballast. The vessel
brought shipment of general cargo
from the Coast, remaining at the Ha.
waii port for a fortnight. it was the
intention to despatch the Annie John
son for San Francisco today at the
time the Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Kea passed the port.
d ~- 80 ...5 -
Hawaiian 1slands-Oahu Island
northeast coast, Kaneohe bay-Moko-
Iii range lights, heretofore exhibited
on steamer nights, will not be shown
between February l, 1915, and a date
Just prior to the opening of the pine
apple canning season, of which due
notice will be given. .-.
By order Of the commissioner OF
lighthouses.
II A. e. ARLEDGE, .
Inspector, 10Th Lighthouse District
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SALES: Between BoaIds-60, 20, Nc
Bryde So; so, so, so Olaa SIS; 5, 80
20 Hon. B. & NJ. Co. 1874 90, 80 Eva
%; 80, 10 o. R. & L. Co. 1871; 25 H
e. & S. Co. 321s; 90. 100. Is Haw
Sug. Co. "a; Haw. Pine Co. 81; 10
Nut Tel. Co. 1871. ~ ...<. @~%
Session Sales-10 Eva %; 40 Haw
Pine Co. &c.. -. ...s. ~ 81. b.. =. 5.>
Latest sugar quotation: 95 degrees
test, 4.o5 cents, or S81 per ton.
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Late wireless messages received
from the Pacific Mail liner Korea state
that the vessel will arrive at the port
on Monday morning. The presence of
a United States quarantine officer on
board is stated will insure a prompt
pratique. The Korea is scheduled to
steam for San Francisco at 10 o'clock
on Tuesday morning.
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Wooden mills at Burlington. Va, to
fill large order for blankets for a
warning European power. will work
Saturday half-holidays and Sundays.
Two persons were burned to death,
and many were injured, three serious
", in a fire that destroyed a lodging
house known as The Loft" in Terre
Hautet
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all convenienees;
electric lights: bath. running water;
short distance from postoffice. Mod
crate. CAMEL place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel 154l. 5994-tf
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Makura Back in Service.

Makura Back In Service. -
A stranger to the port for the past
four months, the Canadian Australia
sian liner Makura was an arrival from
Sydney, N. s. W., by theNway of Auek.
land and Suva this morning in com.
mand of Captain J. D. S. Phillips.
The vessel steamed from Australia,
December a., arriving at Auckland,
December %. Suva was sighted jan
uary l. Officers report fine weather
and smooth seas throughout the trip.
Leaving the Makura at Honolulu to-
day two cabin, three second-class and
five steerage passengers. Proceeding
to Vancouver and Victoria at o'clock
this afternoon were 95 passengers in
the several classes. About two hun
dred tons of cargo were discharged
here, consisting of cold storage pro-
visions and Australia fruits and pro-
ducts. tzsec r.. .;....~ II
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SHIPPING AND WATERFRONT NEWS
HARBOR Notes

The Korea, sailing for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday morning. will carry
late mail.
The Matson steamer Hyades, now
en- route from Seattle with a large
cargo for the islands. is due about
January Is.
A party OF intending visitors to the
volcano have been booked in the
steamer Mauna Kea. leaving this aft
ernoOn for Hilo and way ports.
Less than 100 cabin passengers have
been booked for the Coast in the Mat
sonia, scheduled TO depart at 10
o'clock next Wednesday morning.
The last of 5000 tons of Japanese
coal was discharged from the United
States army transport Dix yesterday,
the vessel steaming for Seattle late
last evening.
A mail for the northwestern states
was this afternoon despatched in the
Canadian-Australasian liner Makura,
The vessel carried a few passengers
booked for Vancouver and Victoria.
The schooner Robert Levers has
been assigned to a BERTH the work
Of discharging a large shipment of
lumber brought from Puget Sound be-
ing done with view to an early de-
spatch.
Five thousand sacks of sugar
brought from the island of Kauai in
the steamer Likelike were today trans
ferred to, the American-Hawaiian
freighter Arizonan. Officers in the
Likelike report light northeast winds
and favorable seas.
Departing from the islands on De-
eember Is, the Ameriean-Hawaiian
freighter Dakotan. with about 5000
tons of sugar, is reported to have ar
rived at Panama canal on last Thurs
day. The product is destined for the
east coast refineries.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Saturday, January 3.
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PAGES

PAGES. VA. August Mrs L. B.
whitehead left recently for her home
In Norfolk. after having spent a mon tn
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. H
Oliver.
Miss Bottle Coleman has returned
from visit to her sister. Mrs. Nat
Terry. OF Spring Garden. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Owen have re-
turned from visit TO relatives in
Buchanan, Va.
Misses Lemma and Montise olod-
1eIter, or Lexington, y. c., and Miss
elena Loving. Of South Richmond are
the guests OF Miss Mary Vaughan.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Dasley and little daugh-
tor. IOvelyn, of Blueneld. w. Va, arc
visiting ut tho home OF Mr. and Mrs
r. r. Oliver
Miss Marie Price returned to her
home in Gretna recently. after having
spent some time rs the guest OF Miss
Rebecca Stebbins
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Ingram. Of Reids-
vile. n. c.. spent Sunday with tho
lettor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
G. 7. Tillery has returned from a
visit TO relatives and friends near Ashe-
ville, y. c.
Misses Annie and Marie oliver visited
Danville on Tuesday
w. III. Burgess spent Sunday with
his daughter. Mrs. William Marshall
In Spencer. Va
a delightful hay ride was given on
Monday night In honor OF Misses
Lemma and Montise Clodfelter, of Lex
ington. \. c., and Miss Glenna Loving
OIL south Richmond. The party In
ciuded Misses Lemma and Montise
Clodfelter. Glenna Loving. Thelma TIL
!ery' Alice and Annie Burgess and
Mary Vaughan; Messrs. Walter and
dudley Burgess. Ernest. Roy and
Fred Tillery. Fred Pruett and Everctte
vaughan. The party was chaperoncd
by Mr.. and Mrn. S. II. Burgess
Mrs. Charles Henderson has returned
from visit to relatives near Hous-
ton.
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ALTAVISTA

ALTANISTA, VA. August Guy
Shu!t, OF Danville. visited here on sun
Gas and part of Monday.
Mrs 4. L. Cumnock Is visiting ba-
DAUGHTER. Mrs J. G.. Miller, In ROANOKE
). ;. Bristol and E. l.. Smither mo-
Iofen I" Petersburg. City Point and
Wednesday. i'e"
Miss k'zzie Bray spent several davs
during the past week in North Caro-
lima 80
Mrs a. Lynch Ward and children,
left on Monday for their home. after
a weeks visit at the home OF Mr. and
hIS W. =. Rlerson. on Bedford Ave-
Mrs John w Bohbitt, of Marion
~ C., arrived In Altavista on Tucsna y.
10 spend several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Wilh!e Lane, on bungalow
Heights
Misses Lucy and Frances Thompso,
ana Young brother and sister left on
TUESDAY for Ashland. where they will
spend some time with their rranh
parents.
Miss Anna Maude Thornton of Buena
Vista. Is here visiting her uncle w
II. NJ. thornton, on Bedford Avcnue
She VIII remain for several weeks
u. w Hagwcll, OF Cambria, was here
last Friday. -''i
Nichatd nance and family returned
10 the!r home in Richmond on Wed
esu'y, aiteT pleasant stay with
Mrs. Nance's sister here.
Miss Maggie Lane returned on we'd
hesday from two weeks visit 10 bcr
hstor, Mrs =. 7. Wthers. Jr., In Char.
lottesville.
w. q. Lane, Sr., and daughter Miss
heien' lett on Thursday for Charlottcs
Wale ior brief visit to Mrs. p. T..
Withers. Jr.
Mrs. Lorenn Thornton. vbo b,. 49,
Tor the past two months a guest M rho
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. w L. NJ Thor
ION. left last week for a visit at her
old home at Bla ckstone
Mrs. l.. S. Powers and dauebtcrs
M.sses Louise and Anne. Of Richmond
"h" hhEe peen visiting Mr. and Mrs.
LOT visit OF some length at SCOTS
Vile. -
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=RoO1G
Y. W. G. a. Cottage at willoughby Beach.

the Juvenile Protective Society, a So
ciety which has previously only opernt- :
ed locally though possessing a state
charter. This new move was due TO
the fact that. although thcre were
many other splendid agencies at work
for the protection OF Juveniles within
the state these were either only doing
local work In their respective COM
muni,ies, or overlapping in doing tho
Wider work ana thereby increasing tho
economic burden on the societies
Tho EichmoAd Juvenile Protective
Society dates back to the year 1905
when number OF public spirited men
and women Of Richmond, among whom
were Joseph z. Willard, Milton Mar
cuso, Eugene c. Massie. J ohm p Branch
Joseph Bryan. Mrs. Henry f. Bashcr-
Vile. Charles b. Cooke, Judge John ].
Crutchheld and Rev Father Charles
HanniEan were granted articles of In
corporation and tho society was formed
with Joseph T. Willard rs president.
The recent Statewide rcorEanfza-
ton was effected by the adoption of
bylaws and the election OF officers
such changes as were necessary were
made to bring all the local orennt.n
lions in the ono organization and there
by better cover the field and protect
tho juveniles of the State.
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
FOR STATE LEAGUE
Rev. George Floyd Rogers, OF Lynch
burg. founder OF the Home for Boys
at CovnEton. was elected president
Governor Horny G. Stuart first vice
president; Albert Roper. OF Norfolk.
second vice-prcs!dent; Mrs. r. X
Flanagan. OF Richmond, secretn-y
William NJ. Habliston, of Richmond.
he al
tive committee: Rev Father Charles
Hannigan and Mrs. z. c. Minor, OF
Richmond; Miss Elizabeth Martin, OF
Norfolk; Rev. Edward cambridge. OF
Petersburg. and DIR. Francis w. Up
shur. Rev ", A Cooper and Rev. Il
~. Melton. OF Richmond.
Twenty-Five trustees were also
elected AZ provided for in the char
ter. among whom nrc Rev. H. D. c.
Maclachlan, D. D., f. Randolph VIII
liams, Robert Lecky, Jr, DR.. Beverly
r. Tucker and c. B. Cooke. OF Rich
mond; Rev. ]. r. De Gafferelly. Mrs
Fred Manville. Newport News: E w
Mnupin. Mrs. Mary b. Walters. Ports
mouth; Mrs. william r. McKenny. Pc
tersburg: c. s. Hutter. Mrs. Dexter
Otey. LynchburE; Rev. Otis Meade, Mrs
G. G. Ellis, Roanoke; Frank Darling
Mrs. Henry Lowe Schinelz. Hampton.
Tho Richmond members were called to
organize themselves into the Richmond
branch Of the State organization. To
this end they met in the Jefferson Hotel
and adopted a set of bylaws and
elected the following officers: presl-
dent. Rev. w. a Cooper; vice-presi-
dents, Rev. Landon r. Mason, =. D.,
John Stewart Bryan. Rev. II. D. c.
Maclachlan. d. D.; secretary. DR.. Fran
els w. Cpshur; treasurer Mrs. w. T.
Oppcnhimer: executive committee, Pro
fessor W. ". Adams. Mrs. Ralph John
ston. r. Carter Beverly. Mrs. William
Blakey. Rev. Thomas Semmes. Rev
Father Charles Hnnnigan. Rev w.
Russell Bowie. n D, Rev. II. d. c.
Maclachlan, D. D.. Mrs. T. c. Minor;
membership committee. Henry r. Bas-
kerville: Alvin NJ Smith. c. B. Cooke.
T.. Randolph Willinms
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ing Weekend visitor to Blue Ridge
from Roanoke

Ing Weekend visitor to Blue Ridge
from Roanoke.
Mrs. r. H. Trant. Miss Rosa Trant,
ana J. w. Trant. OF Richmond, woro
welcome additions to the colony hore.
A son OF Mrs. Trunt. T. L. Trant, Is
connected with tho Atlantic Coast Limo
railroad AS ticket agent at tho Byrd
street Station. Richmond. Misses Flor
once and IIizzie Wilkinson. Of the Capt.
tai City, are arrivals of the week
Other arrivals are ]. r. Mitchell,
Roanoke; Miss Myrtle Powers. Balti-
more; j. r. Newton. Miss Shelton. Rob-
ert j. Hancock, LynchburE; Mrs. NJ
u. barnett. Miss Louise Hancock, Miss
Mildred Burnett. Miss Mary Burnett.
aliss Margaret Burnett. Gibson Davis.
Julian Trimmer, Robert Angel Jr.,
Roanoke; John Archer Wilson. Roam
oko; G. c. Carr. South Boston; 8. q.
Yard, Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
watson, Roanoke: Mrs X. l.. Walker
Miss Louise walker. Martinsville. Va.
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| returned from four weeks trip across
the continent for tho exposition.
Miss Lucy Robbins. of tho st. Mnry-a
School faculty. and party OF young
people she chaperoned. have returned
from Springdnle. reporting glorious
Misses Lucy and Nancy Lay. Virginia
Royster. Charlotte Johnson. Lillian
Shepherd.
Mrs. Margaret Busbec Shipp has gone
to Ontario. Canada, for the remainder
or her vacation. after spending a while
with her son. William Shipp. who II q
cadet at West Point.
Miss Edith Pou is spending a couple
OF weeks with her cousin, Miss Annie
Pou' In smithfcld.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Joaeptun
Daniels Jr.. wero hero from WashingI
ION several days this woek and won't
" AsneVilie, whore they Joined Mr.
Dhhieis. Secretary Of tho Navy. for
10" days They have been spending
Inc summon at Morehead
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Simms and chill
dren spent tho week nj AnheviIlo
where Mr. Simms attended the annual
session OF tho North Carolina Bar
Association. ''
Miss Tclrar. of Washington. who
8. +. Telfair here. has gone to AsboE
ville to spend while
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Drcwry and
children have returned from a two
weeks trip through Western Caro-.
lima, Including stays at AshovilIe and
Linville and other resorts
Mrs. K. w. Weathers and children
nave gone to Gastonia to spend a whild
In tho homo OF o. +. Mason
Mrs. Henry M. London and ohifdre
have gone to Linden to spend whiIo
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs George
d. Elliott.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. (. Mvntt
was hostcss for n delightful reception
at the homo Of Mr. w. F. Marshall,
rather OF the hostess. in honor OF MIRA.
Wade Miller Gallant and Mrs Will
liam f. Morris. The honor guests vera
Two OF Raleigh's popular June bridca
Mrs. Gallant was Miss Sallle Wesley
Jones and Mrs. Morris was Miss Lucia
emerson. Tho Marshall home was
peanufuily decorated In yellow and
sreHn with a profusion of summon cur
mowers and palms and ferns. There
were series OF games OF progressive
TOOK and tho service of dainty re
trcshments. Mrs. Wyatt was assisted
IN receiving by q number of women
Including Mrs. ]. Wilbur Jones Miss
Lydia Anderson. Miss Vivian Re,,.
Miss Annie Bailey Jonos, Mrs. Marion
T.. Wyatt. Mrs. Bernard Crooker nnI
Mrs Robert ]. Wyatt
Judge ]. Crawford Biegs and Mrs.
bigRs spent the weck at Ashov!il..
whero Judge Biggs presided over tho
annual session OF the State Bar Asso.
citation. OF which he was president the
past year.
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MONTvALE
lSpecial TO The Tim es-Dispatch !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
MoN Me. VA. August 7.--R. q
Hanson. OF Bristol was visiting III.
S's,er. Mrs. L. Z. Euford, on Sunday.
MsH Nahcl zimmerman. OF Roanoke,
spent me week end with friends hero
o"iohei !. H. Buford spent Thursday
ana Friday night with his sister. Mrs.
NJ r. Cobbs. -'i' D.
Rev. Archie Rurgher, Of Fayettevi,o
y. t.. stopped over on Monday nteht
YIN friends here on his way to snond
ms vacation with his family. who arc
AZ the Allegheny Springs.
a. Gillian and wife paid n visit
/" MS home in Buchanan on Friday.
Mrs. l.. II. otey. OF Norfolk who
spent several days N the home of "
IL n"'ord: LEFT on Monday for her home.
MIS- HiVens, of West Virginia. Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs s. IL. Price
hev Mr.. Shiplcy. presiding elder and
missionary to China, and family. are
with their aunt, Mrs S. II. Price ,rho
remainder of his furlough Will be spent
at Bedford City, whore his sons viii
ne entered at Il. NJ. y. the coming sea-
sion.
Mrs. Moon entertained partv Of
friends from Roanoke yesterday.
Quito an enjoyable party was given
at "Montrosc" Saturday evening.
Louise Garrett. little daughter OF
fhSh Garrett. was badly hurt by fall
Ing from horse last week
Miss Ava Alphin who won the Borr;
sonburg scholarship given TO the Girls,
Canning Club. left on Tuesday.
The Camp Fire Girls gave a jam
nese tea to-day on the lawn OF Mrs.
9. %. T>rolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furrar, OF nynohs,,r.,
paid d.Visft 'hare ypsterdsys
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RALEIGH
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.7

Especial to The Times Dspntch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. August 7-Great
numbers OF tho people prominent in
the social lifo Of Raleigh are out Of
tho city scattered from the mountains
to tho seashore in this State. and great
numbers Of them in tho mountains OF
New England and in the Far West
doing tho Panama-Pacihc Exposition
and all the sights Of the great West.
But there are still a consid cradle group
at home who arc by no means spending
dull season. The tennis courts and
golf links OF the Raleigh Country Club
are crowded every afternoon: the club
house and tho grounds are thronged
evenings with supper parties. and
young people gathered for dancing. and
there form pleasant little parties de-
l!ghtfully Informal In privnte homes
"a the days pass. Pleasant automobile
rides with picnic lunches are also popu-
lar pastimes for the "stay-at homes"
who are by no means experiencing n
dull summer by reason Of having TO
remain at home.
DR.. and Mrs. Norwood @. Carroll have
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URBANNA


lCpeClti 10 Inc ilfnoS-plS patch.
tkBANNA, VA, August a very
interesting and profitable meeting OF
tho local Board of Trade was held on
Ncdn csday night Many suggestions,
looking toward the bettcrment of tho
town. were discussed. Every member
seems deeply interested in the West
Point and Urbanna Railroad. and there
appears TO be no doubt that the enter
Prise Will have the support o: the en-
tire board. Mr.. Burr. who is repre-
sent'ns the proposed road from Ho,np-
ton TO New York, is guest OF the
Ross House. He is now engaged in
securing rights of way through this
and adjoining counties.
Barton Palmer, who has been asso-
Gated with the Jefferson School, for
young men. IN charlottesville, for four
Years, has accepted position in the
chemical department. OF the Du Pont
works at City Point. He is now on
:. visit to his phrcnts. DR.. and Mrs.
Alfred c. Palmer.
The county supervisors submitted tho
question whether or not they should
increase the tax % cents on the 500.
70 increase the school fund, TO the peo-
pie al Tuesdays election. and it was
lost by considerable majority.