davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17

dignant She wondered vaguely whether
the public had learned about Those grand
fathers.
Mr.. Pipp was surprised, too.
Master PiTp was not surprised.
His mother has not lived with him
nine years without becoming acquainted
with his characteristics.
And 50. as folks continued to wave at
the automobile, Mamma Pipp turned her
aristocratic head upon her regal neck
and cast her naughty eyes upon her son,
the apple OF her eye.
Sons good looking, good natured. rosy
face was suffused with grins and his big
blue eyes were full OF Joyous Juvenile
wrinkles
Ono chubby hand was at the sill of the
open limousine window.
What have you IN your hand, deary'
demanded Mamma Pipp in Mrs. Potter
Palmer voice.
Jaw, nothin'. mother" grinned Master
Pipp
Mrs Pipp decided instantly that, under
tho circumstances the Queen Of England
would siege the hand OF the young Prince
OF Wales She instantly did the same to
young Pipp. The hand came I'm and with
Il a large placard. Mamma Pipp's eyes
gazed upon the plscsrd and this is what
she saw rudeIy lettered upon II:
"JITNey BUS
"s Gems"
Almost Mamma Pipp wcpt.
Almost Father Pipp laughed when she
showed the awful thing to him. Mamma
Pipp thought she detected a wink going
from her husband to her son. hut she
decided she must be mistaken.
Master Pipp loves his mother. And SO
he has soIemnly promised her that he
will act in the future as a young orna'
ment OF society should act.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Young Hopeful Causes Much
Grief to His Fond Parents

The juvenile mind IL characterlsticallS
blind 70 social distinctions.
10 does not perceive the great gulf
fixed between the Possessors Of Mszuma
and the Nonpossessors OF Mazuma And
young Van Rensselaer, Pipp. heir 60 the
Pip millions. finds company and Joyous
companionship in Tommy jerks. son Of
jerks. the hod carrier
Behold now the exploit which this very
characteristic had dictated right here In
Omaha The small heir apparent to a
sickening amount OF Omaha mazuma Is
the hero. although his proud father and
his doting mother would call him the
villain.
Let us call tho family Pipp. Just for
convenience in narration.
Tho Pipp motor car il vast in size and
gllsteninR in appearance. Mamma Pipp
feeis that It properly represents the dig
nifty Of the family and incidentally pre-
vents too close inquiry into the occupa-
lions OF two grandfsthers who were, Mrs
Pip Is secretly. silently. sorrowful to
remember. honest workingmen.
The Pipps glide about the city in their
wheeled palace in as regal spiendor as
King George in his gilded coach riding
20 Parliament.
Young Pipp. starched and Little-Lord-
Fauntleroy-ed in clothes that he hates,
accompanied his loving parents He is
to them as the apple OF their eyes, aye.
even more than their wealth and their
pride
The other afternoon the Pipps. gliding
down Farnam street. were surprised at
the number of persons Cpersons il the
word-haughty accent on the fret syllable)
who waved their hands at them as the
wheeled palace glided on its way. Mrs.
Pipp was at first astonlshed. then in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
For the Future.

The next meeting OF the Harmony club
will be held at the home OF senator and
Mrs. Norris Brown. asa Davenport street
Saturday evening. April a.
The Cacu club will give their annual
spring ball at Chambers Dancing acad-
envy Monday evening. April 10. The
committee In charge includes Messrs.
Jack suchart. Adrian Lund and clint
Hamilton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Out. Of. Town Engagement.

Announcement OF the engagement OF
Miss Mary f. Hallock OF East Liver
pool. o.. TO DIR. A. b. Marshall Of Omaha.
was made at the homo OF the bride on
Tuesday. The marriage viii occur on Sat-
ureay. June u, at the home of brother
OF the bride, REV. G. h. r. Haiiock. d.
D.. OF 10 Livingston park. in Rochester,
n. y. The. ceremony will be a quiet at
fair. The guests will be limited TO mem
bers Of the family and few close friends
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Friday, April 10, 1915.
BY MELLIFICIA.

making
musical will doubt add
~ laurels scintiating atmosphere
Hanighen
his
His within miles OF the ordinary pedal but TO
facilitate pedal built especially for his
n a
old,
several recital
Gene Palmer not
the advanced music
Miss Virginia Cooot though older her than the others
footsteps of her mother L. F. Crofoo and
her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Weddinr ANNOUNCEMENT.

The wedding OF Miss Helen Rigdon.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Rigdon.
and Mr.. Marion d. Orr was celebrated
Wednesday at 81. Francis church in
Council Bluffs Rev. Father McManus.
pastor Of ST. Francis church. officiated.
Miss EDNA Rogers and Mr.. Walter Brons
were the attendants. The wedding was
followed by q breakfast al the home II
the bride. The table was decorated with
sweetpeas and the guests were Mrs. IAllie
Orr. mother OF the groom; Mrs. Blanche
Emery, Messrs. and Mesdames II. NJ.
Rigdon. Joseph Lane, Martin Jensen,
Hari letters. Misses Hazel Orr. Mary
waldron, Gladys Rigdon. Messrs. Albert
Irwin. chester Lane, william Emery and
Donald Emery
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

Miss Lucy and Miss Grace Harte spent
the week end In Springfield.
Mr. J. NJ. Giichrist will return from Ex-
oelslor Springs today or tomorrow.
Mrs. G. Fredericton and daughter left
Monday for visit with Mrs. T. ". Arey.
Mr. J. =. Goldsmith OF Chiilcothe, Mo.
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. @.
Harte.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hartman returned
Tuesday from weekend visit in ST.
Joseph. Mo
Mr. Andrus and MIR. Goldstein OF Chi
cago were guests OF Mr.. and Mira =. l..
Beall Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Archer and children. Mayorie
and Edmond. left Wednesday 10 spend a
week with relatives in ord and Central
City, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Changes Of Residence.

Mr.. and Mrs n. l.. Martin have taken
the house at ssis Underwood avenue. and
will move In next week
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver E1dridge. 1909
Davenport street. will take the Jaeger
home at 5o10 Underwood avenue, May l.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. a. Van Arsdel Of
Omaha are building a home on Burt street
near Fifty-firat. They expect TO move In
soon after May ]
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Wedding Anniversary Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond crossnien en-
tertsined at dinner Thursday evening at
their home IN honor OF their first we'd
ding Anniversary. The table was decor
eted with white and pink shaded candles
and white basket ot pink roses, Cow
ero were iaid for:
MctsrS ara Mesdamcs-
A. c. Gresham, Raymond Cr0ssman
T. y Craats.
Miss isabcilc Ostonbarsof Mead. s D.;
AIR. II. Ostertcrg of Mead, :. -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Pleasures Past.

Miss Marie HodRe entertained one OF
the afternoon bridge clubs Monday OF last
week Three tables OF players were
present.
AFR. and Mrt d. g. DOdds OF Ralston
entertained at dinner sunday for Or. SAM
uel Dodds OF Butler. Pa. and Mr.. and
Mrs. }. =. Dodds.
Mi and Mrs J. r. Dodds gave
dinner Wednesday In honor OF Or, sam
uel Dodds Of Butler Pa. Covers were
aid for eighteen guests.
Mrs. n. r. Funkhouser and Mrs. Nellie
Havens gave the last OF series OF
bridge parties at the home OF Mrs. Funk
houser Tuesday afternoon. Three tables
Of players were present.
Mrs Anthony Merrill was guest OF
honor az the Omaha Woman's Press club
luncheon Thursday al the Commercial
club. The table was decorated with ferns
and covers were placed for fifteen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
With the Travellers.

Mrs r. o. Iialstead plans to leave for
the east the first Of the week. She will
visit IN New York City. in Newark and
in Bayonne. n. }.
Mr and Mrs @. l., Payne have returned
from California.
Mrs. Il. s, Roller expects 60 leave about
May to Join Mr. Roller In Denver
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Lecture Series.

Mrs. Anthony Merrill gave the third
OF her series Of lectures this morning Al
the home OF Mrs. w. a. c. Johnson. Tn,
author discussed was George Bernard
shaw.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Dancing Parties Tonight.

The oui Vive club will give their regu-
lar scmi-monthy dancing party this
evening at Chambers academy. Tho
members include:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Informal Luncheon.

Mr. !. n. Arey gave a luncheon
Thursday in honor Of Miss Gladys Nor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Entsrtains Bridge Club.

The Friday Bridge Dinner club viii be
entertained this evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
y 4. Edgecomb at thheir home IN Dun
dee Spring flowers win be used as the
table decorations. The members include;
Nessrs aud Mesdames-
4 a. BeatOn. George Gillespie,
Frederick q Hnl. C. o. sheperd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Surprise Party.

The office employees OF Golfers Weekly
gave a surprise party In honor OF their
manager. Mr.. =. ID. Browning. and Mrs.
Browning. Tuesday evening The honor
guests were presented with an electro
lier. The guests present were;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-17
Luncheon and Cards.

The Friday Auction Bridge club was
entertained today at luncheon az the
home nf Mrs. a. A. Foster large
bowl Of tulins was used as table center
piece and covers were placed for;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
GERMAN SAILOR
FROM POMMERN
HANGS HIMSELF
Patient at Hospital, Despond'
ent, Makes Moose of Tow
els; Bad Cancer Case

Locking himself In the bathroom
of Queens Hospital Frederick William
Ehaers, Il years old, sailor from the
German steamer Pommern, refugee
here, hanged himself with towel Sat.
urday night.
Ahaers was missed from his bed by
one of the nurses and when In search
for him the locked bathroom was
opened he was hanging from a water
pipe with two bath towels tied to-
gether and noosed around his neck.
The suicide followed an operation
for cancer which proved, to the salts
faction of the physicians, that they
could not cure Ehaers, and he was
told that his case was hopeless. Des-
pondency over this probably caused
him to kill himself.
Ehaers has relatives in Germany,
and these have been notified by the
German consul of his death. Ar
rangements for the funeral will be
made by the consul.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
KOREAN CASE COMES
BEFORE GRAND JURY
WHEN BROWN RETURNS

Immediately after the return of City
and County Attorney A. NJ. Brown
from Maui, where he has been for sew.
eral days on business, the case of Yee
Yo keuk will be placed before the
grand jury.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
stating the belief that Keuk killed
Chez Wong Yer. a Korean, will be
given to the grand jury and the in
vestigation will then rest with them.
1t is certain the jury will call for tes-
hmony as to Yer's murder and will
consider the possibility that Keuk kill
ed his one-time friend.
Keuk is rapidly recovering from his
wounds. He is stoical and spends his
time In bed without any signs OF rest
lessness or worry. DR.. Aver. who il
attending him, says he Is good pa
tient, is pleasant and obeys orders.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
|SH|BI|lAWA Will
BEH0g0R GUEST
HERE ON FRIDAY
Honolulu Citizenship Education
Committee Gets. Wireless
From Financier

Baron ShibuZawa, the noted Japa
nese fnancier who will arrive In Ho
noIultl on Friday, december "a, will
be the guest Of the Citizenship Educa
tion Committee at a luncheon 1t the
Alexander Young hotel IN thar date
Baron Shibuzawa s.ll be asked 20 give
his views on the relations DetW cen
japan and America.
Members of the newly organized
Japanese American Club will be
guests Of the citizenship committee at
the luncheon, and many prominent
Americans and Japanese will be pres.
ent. Baron Shibuzawa has recently
made tour OF the United States In
the interest of the Japanese-American
Relations Committee and his talk on
conditions on the mainland will be
closely followed.
The speakers have not yet been an.
nounced, but 1t Is expected that mum.
Der of prominent citizens will make
short talks during the luncheon. Baron
Shibuzawa, has Deen instrumental in
organizings many good citizenship
committees and when he was reached
by wireless and asked to speak at the
luncheon ghe readily consented.
Members Of the committee who will
act as hosts to the Japanese financier
will be w, +. Frear, chairman; John
Waterhouse, treasurer; Lloyd r. Kill.
lam. secretary: w. r. Harrington, j.
P. Cooke, Judge C. F. Clemons, A. F.
Judd, Frank c. Atherton and Paul
Steel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
HIGHEST RATING
POSSIBLE GIVEN
TOLOCAL OFFICE
Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue Writes Haley Force
Classes "very Good"
EFFICIENCY TEST WAS
CONDUCTED IN SECRET
Letter of CongratuIation Read
to Members of Staff Today
as Christmas Surprise

A holiday surprise in the form Of q
letter CT commendation from the com
missioner of internal revenue at Wash
ington was read to the members Of
the United Statets internal revenue
service Of Hawaii by Collector John F.
Haley this morning. ~
The letter from the commissioner
shows that the district of Hawaii has
been awarded the highest rating. with
in the gift Of the internal revenue de-
partment and that this honor has been
won In competition with. every other
revenue district In the United States
What makes it more pleasing to the
revenue force is that the showing was
made without knowledge that an effi-
cI6hcy test was really in progress.
Early this month instructions came
from Washington asking for a detailed
statement of the work Of every EN-
ploye In the local revenue service dur
ing the menth of November and a full
report on the work done in every de-
partment F
Wins With Flying colors.
This was promptly forwarded to
Washington. And this morning Cox
iector Haley announced the good news
from Washington that Hawaii had
been put to the test by the revenue
and has come out With
flying colors very good is the rat
ing given this office.
This is the highest mark the rev,
enue service bestows and shows that
this revenue district ranks with the
very best in the United States In the
collection Of government taxes, eff-
cheney or service and attention. to de-
IN concluding bis latter q eomnIe1-
iafi0ii 10 colleeter Haley and Chief
Deputy Collector JohnstoriG the
tinted states commissioner Of inter
nal revenue says:
Please extend to your deputies also
the thanks of this Office for the zeal
and ability they have shown In their
efforts In suppressing violations Of the
Internal revenue laws, the collection
If unpaid taxes and their attention to
he government business"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
DRIVER SLEEPS,
AUToISHUMED
over HIGH BANK
Three Men Injured Saturday
Night When Machine PIungeS
Into WaiiHea River

Hurled into Waimea river when
their auto, the driver of which had
fallen asleep, plunged over the en-
bankment near the bridge at midnight
Saturday, two Hawaiian youths and a
Portuguese chauffeur are in the hos
pital at Kahuku plantation today, one
suffering from broken leg, the others
severely bruised.
The three are laborers employed on
Kahuku plantation. They left Homo
lulu Saturday night. As they Swere
going down the steep grade the driver
who was doing, failed to notice the
curve. His companion, who was steer
ing part of the time, tried to put on
the brakes, but the foot of the sleep
ing chauffeur was in the way.
Like q comet, the auto plunged over
the embankment, and buried all bat
its rear wheels in the. river. The oc-
cupants were thrown clear and two Of
them walked from Waimea to Fred
Lyman's ranch at Pamalu There, at
2 o'clock yesterday morning, they
reused Lyman and E. r. Rowold, who
went in an automobile to the scene
Of the accident and took the most bad
ly injured man of the trio to Kahuku
Plantation hospital. "
One of the men in the car was Har-
vey Pele, Hawaiian, and another Hen
ry Bege. Portuguese. r.. =: T. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
WASHINGTON NOT
ABLE TO ANSWER
JUDGES INQUIRY
"Not Prepared" Cables Attor-
iley-GeneraI in Reply to
DoIe's Request
sTeIearan1 recelved.

"Tele0ran1 receiVeo. Am not pre-,
pared @ answer your irs0Irx.
"a . ~ - 90 1 hoREGo6Y.T {
This is the reply which Hon. San.
ford B. Dole received from Washing
ton, d. c., today In answer to his ca
blegram to Attorney-general Gregory
inquiring whether the president in.
tends, to ask the veteran Judge to
serve another term on the local u. s.
district court bench.
Judge Dole has very little to say
regarding the cablegram. In his opin.
ion, he states, more definite informa.
tion as to the status Of his position
will be received here upon the return
Of President Wilson from his honey.
moon.
"Do you think you will be reappoint-
ed?' he was asked this morning.
81 haven't the slightest idea," he
smiled. The cablegram may mean
that Washington has not yet decided
upon my successor. They may think
there that, my commission provides
that / remain in office until a sue
cessor is appointed, as is provided in
the commissions of the circuit court
judges"
Does Christmas Shopping.
Judge Dole was at his home when
the cablegram came today. Its con.
tents were telephoned to him, it is
understood. He was at his office early
today and, after working for while,
did some Christmas shopping with
Mrs. Dole.
Another cablegram containing seem.
ingly important news came to Homo
lulu from Washington. d. c., today,
and was received by District Attorney
Jeff McCarn. He declined to make
the contents public.
is it concerning official business?"
he was asked.
If it wasn't, would not have gotten
II" Mr.. McCarn answered.
rs it regarding federal appoint
Il don't care to make any state.
ment," smiled the district attorney.
About Judge Dole.
Mr.. McCarn says that he may 60
to the coast before the end of this
month, but he is not certain yet He
said he had heard nothing regarding |
what action may be taken by the de- |
partment of Justice regarding the re-
of or successor to Judge |
Dole.
Attorney McCarn says that Judge
Dole cannot be retired and have his |
salary continued for the rest Of his
life unless special legislation is en-.
acted. There is statute providing
Tor the retirement of U. S. judges, who
are more than 20 years old and who
have served more than 10 years, on
'ull pay, and reports have reached Ho-
1oluIu to the effect that special legfs-
alton. extending these provisions to
cover the u. s. judges in the terri
.ories, may be enacted at the present
session of Congress
"Such legislation certainly could be
gotten through" says District Attor.
ley McCarn. There would be no
opposition that know Of y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
Delinquent Taxes Will Bar APP
plicants for Jobs, and Gust
Those Now Holding Positions
Says Governors Letter
"DISL OVAL TO EvADE;;"
"UNW0RTHY OF FAv0RS''
Failure to Comply With Tax
Laws viii DisquaIify From
Retaining or Receiving En-
ployment, Pinkham's Edict

Stating that non-payment of taxes
viii be regarded by him as sufficient
reason for refusing to employ or keep.
ing longer In services persons already
employed by the territory, Governor
Pinkham has addressed a circular let.
ter 70, the heads Of the various terri
torial departments The letter is un-
der date of December II. and Is as
follows:
"To Heads OF Departments,
Territory Of Hawaii.
"Sirs: On the list Of those who are
delinquent IN the payment Of taxes to
the territory Of Hawaii are the names
OF q number OF persons who are In
territorial employ.
AS the government maintenance
fund. from which salaries are paid. IL
largely from the taxes collected from
the people. the person who wilfully
evades or neglects to contribute his
just portion Of such tar is disloyal to
this government and unworthy of its
favors. and you will make 1t known
among the employees Of your depart
ment that except In cases where rea-
sonable excuse for non-payment can
be shown, the executive Of Hawaii will
regard 9 failure, 70 carefully comply
with the reduirel1ents Of the territor
ial laws ae positively disqnalifying any
person from either receiving or retain
inf ernpIoyuc1t under the territory.
You win direct that early In the
month of January OF each year. the
assessor be furnished with a complete
list Of al employees In your depart
meDt giving their respective ages. and
the amount OF salary or remuneration
paid them during the year ending De
cerpber slst Just preceding and fur
ther you VIII direct that al such EN-.
fIpEet H'hoze income lufiAg tire period
named ron any source. equals or ex- |
ceede 1880 shall make 4 return Of |
the same 70 the assessor as directed
Respectfully.
"LUCIUs b. PINKHAM,
rQopernor OF Hawaii
Delinquent taxes collected from gov
ernment employees by garnishee pro
cese III 1915 have amounted to $10,.
4S6.17, OF this amount S74s6.45 Is
from county employees. and $3052.52 |
is from employees Of the territory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
new COLONEL OF
lST Will meet
ALL COMPANIES

Capt c. S. Lincoln. U. S. A., instruc-
tor-inspector to the 1st Regiment,
National Guard of Hawaii, after jan
uary 1. and colonel Of the 1st Infan-
try, will meet all companies of the reg
iment on the nights they resume drill
after the beginning of the year. Janu-
ary he will meet companies A. B. C..
and d; January 6 he will meet COM
pannies E. F. G. H.; January he will
meet companies l. K. L. and M.
Capt. Lincoln will informally inspect
the companies and will talk to both
officers and men. An order is being
prepared in the office of the adjutant-
general calling on all men of the COM
panies to turn out on the nights of
the inspections.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
WATER COLLECTIONS
CONTINUE TO FLOW
. INTO CITY GOLFERS

approximately $4,000 has been col
lected in the offices of the city water
department since the beginning Of spe-
cial effort a few days ago to get in
delinquent rates before the first of
the year. The order to shut off water
from stardy rate payers still stands
good, but in most cases these people
come into the office and settle up
their back bills at once so that practi
cally no one has been deprived of city
water for very long period.
All persons who are delinquent in
the payment of their rates have been
notified personally, either by teIe-
phone or by special agent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-20
FUND FOR BOYS
AT WAIALEENOW
near $50 MARK
industrial School viii Be Given
''Time of Lives" at School
Next Wednesday

Snow will be the only thing lacking
to make the big Christmas celebra
tion at the Boys Industrial School al
Waialee next Wednesday just story
book Christmas. But the snow will
not be missed, as there probably is
not boy at the school who ever saw
any.
Money from generous Honolulans is
rolling In fast 20 the fund for the cele-
bration. and Circuit Judge w. L. Whit
Iiey reported today that the commit.
tee in charge has $145, including
funds which have been promised but
which have not yet come In.
At least three or four automobile
loads OF presents will be taken out of
the school, and every boy in the in
stitntion will receive gift which will
be both appropriate and useful.
Sweaters, gloves, stockings, shirts.
hats and a hundred or more other
things will be purchased with the
money which has been received.
During the day big Christmas feast
will be served, and reat variety of
eatables will be on the tables. There
will be candy. nuts, oranges and ap-
pies galore, and no harsh gong will
ring to remind the boys that it is time
to leave the table. The more sub
stantial articles of food will be fur
nished by the institution. A large por-
tion of the delicacies which will be
served will be furnished from the
fund.
Contributions to the fund will be re.
ceived by Mrs. A. L. Andrews, Judge
Whitney or the Star-Bulletin.