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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16
BrnRc--Duiilcy.
Especial to The Times-Disnatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MARTINSNfLLE VA. September ! ;.
Miss Corric II. Dudley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Dudley. and H. y.
Drake, of Benncttsvillc. s. G.. were
married at Broad street Baptist
Church this morning, Rev. j T. Me
Cabe. ID. D., performing the ceremony.
Miss Mabel Dudley was maid of honor
and Julian Drake OF Drake. s. c..
was best man. The bridesmaids were
Misses Rcbecca kearfott and Lucy
Brown, OF Martinsvillc. The Grooms1
men were DR.. j. II. Austin and Drake
Haidin, OF South Carolina. The ush-
ers were Conrad Ncarfott, J. A. Brown
Rivcs Brown, Gustavc Dudley. NJ. c.
Bush and Harry Maury. OF Martins
Vile Miss Dudley was given away
by her brother. ~ II. Dudley, of Roam
okc. After their wedding tour they
will reside in Renncttsvillc
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Special TO The Times Dispatch1
CO RDONSNIII.E, ~ s Snntntrl het. Z

Special TO The Times Dspatch1
GCRDoNSvILLE, NA. September l5.
Miss Katherine Hun. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8 Hun. OF near Cor
louisville. and Ralph l.. Bates. son of
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Bates. of
Washington. -. C, were married at
the home Of tho bride. "Oakdaie," this
morning at $50 O'Clock, in the pres
enCe Of only n few most intimate
friends beside the family. Miss Mary
Lee Smith was the maid of honor
while G. IT. Hun. brother of the bride,
OF Washington, was the best man. They
will be at home at $50 South Carolina
Avenue, s. E. Washington. D G, after
October |.
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brick. were married in weldon, n, {

brick. were married in Weldon, n. c
yesterday.
At the home OF the Officiating min
ister. the Roy. a. r. Love last even
ing. Mrs. Hattie Pctzold and William
Emmett Hamilton. both Of this city.
were married.
Petersburg Lodge OF EllSs has. do
mated five dozen sheets TO the saliva
ton Army, for use among the needy
The body of Marshall I. Moncrief,
aged twenty-five years. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w f. Moncrief. of CITY Point.
who was accidentally drowned on
Sunday, was recovered yesterday. The
funeral took place this morning and
the burial was In Riandford Cemetery.
L.. l.. Morgan. aged eighteen years. Of
Chesterfield, died In tho Petersburg
Hospital. on Monday. The funerai took
place yesterday afternoon from Mt
Herman Church. in Chesterfield.
J. o. n. Smallwood. colorcd former
cook at the Central state Hospital,
who was arrested IN WASHINGTON sew
eral days ago. was sentenced to jail
for six months. this morning. for steal
ing of hospital goods.
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Body Identified.

letter from the postmaster OF
Indian Rocks. Fla, says that the body
Of the stranger. who WAS Killed In this
city on August 81 by being run over
BY an automobile is that of T. w Din
ming, carpenter. OF Tampa, Fla Din
ming was in Indian Rocks a short time
before his death. and he told his friends
there that nc was coming to Peters
burg. on his clothes was found the
name Of Tampa firm. The descrip-
ton of the deceased sent out. answer
ed exactly. and in detail TO that OF
DINING. The embalmed body is still
held here.
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Flcniinu-COx.

Especial TO The Times pispatchj
BRISTOL. VA. September l5.-For-
mer Governor ami Mrs. John l. Cox
OF Bristol. have announced the engage
mant Of their daughter, Miss Mary
Levinia Cox. and Joseph Henry Flem-
ing. The wedding Will take place In
IN" First Presbyterian Church. OF Bris-
tol, at { O'clock. on the evening Of sep
tcabcr 10
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
ter, Daughters OF 1912. will meet this
morning in tho Jefferson Hotel at IL
O'clock. Election of officers and other
business OF Importance VIII take place.
and full attendance is requested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-16

We are in for n season of spangles,
paillcttes. crystal emhro!dcrieS and all
manner of kindred garn!turc that can
in any way he applied to satins tullcs,
velvet or cloths.
The pictured gown is of Tyrian pur-
pie In tullc and satin. The parachute
drapery Ia distcndcd at the sides and
weighted with heavy bead tasscls on
the pointed front
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man. widely known and popular in tho
community, was of his own choice pre-
pairing himseE for the profession OF an
electrical engineer. During his vacn-
ton he obtained a position at the Du
Pont plant with the view OF getting
pratical experience in his professional
NJ
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"Suhbin' fer jimmy"

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Fircstone. Mrs.
Carter.
Opening Recital.
The opening recital OF the Richmond
Conservatory OF Music will be held in
tho John Marshall High School Audi
toriun tomorrow cvcnin" at $50
o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
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Raphael Gcorganns, charged with tho
killing OF Ernest TanEariS. both Greek
residents. was given a hearing in tho
Police Court this morning, and was
committed for trial at the coming term
of the Hastings Court. This makes
three murder cases on the courts
docket When advised by the court
to get n lawyer to defend him, he said
he did not want lawyer and would
go TO jail. He raised his chin and
drawing his finger across his throat
indicated that his death would come
before his trial.
The funeral OF the dead Greek took
place yesterday afternoon. the services
being conducted by a Greek priest from
Norfolk.
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News Notes OF Interest.
Raymond II. Wil<erson. OF this city,
and Miss Virginia Bell Sadler. of Ell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Gcrman-Amertcan camp No. 'u will
initiate a large class of applicants ON
Tuesday evening. April t This general
initiation will include all the present
certificate holders that have been elected
and obligated during the last few months.
j. NJ. Lfis, the consul commander, Is
showing enthusiasm in the work and his
year OF office indicates "A record breaker.
omaha Seymour camp No. Is is making
progress In securing for itself per
mauent home Several satisfactory loca-
lions are being considered and it is hoped
that the committee in charge will soon
reach a conclusion, and that this pros
porous and progressive camp may soon
come into possession Of it's own.
South omaha camp No. I'll gave its
promised surprise entertainment last
Wednesday. The hall was crowded with
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Independent order oT odd Fellows.
The members OF Omaha Lodge No ,
will meet at odd Fellows hall at $3.50
next Wednesday evening and go In "A
body e. visit WasA Lodge No. lS.
The members OF Beacon Lodge NO 20
Will meet at odd Fellows hail Sunday
at 2:80 D. m. TO attend the funeral "
T.. A. Clark
omaha Lodge No. 81 will have class
of candidates for the initiatory degree
next Friday night
Wasa Lodge 80 Isl will have work in
the third degree next Wednesday even
ing
uaspcrian Encunpmcnt no. will put
uu the patrarchal degree next Thursday
cNcuiuE.
Jonathan Lodge No .2i will have sew
cral candidates for the initiatory degree
next Friday evening.
this afternoon at o'clock at Masonic
temple Following is the program.
Vocal trio. Lead Kindly, Light by
Miss Martha Grym. Miss Grace Poole and
Mrs Marie Martin.
opening. service by officers of Nesta
ron of members who have died during
tho year.
Address. ]. II. CAIN ir
Solo, Walter n. Graham.
Closing services
Trio. I'VE Are Going Down The Val
ley" Miss Martha Grym Miss Grace
Poole ard Mrs Marie Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Who Owns the Stock
Is Still the Puzzle

Who bouCht the majority stock iu the
Board Of Trade building
That Is what is puzzliug business men,
real estate men. bankers and all who are
interested IN the activity Of downtown
property, The formal statement was
given out that an eastern syndicate
headed by Harry Turkey OF omaha had
bought the property. but that means
nothing unless there Is another secret
involved as 60 who - e. occupy the new
buildinr To- be erected
Persistent is the rumor that the FIRST
National hank is hack OF the deal. and
that It wants this corner Tor its new
home, instead OF tho Schutz block next
door south, which il purchased sulnr
weeks ago.
Persistent enough also is the dental
from several sources that the First Ma
tionsl has any such intentions. The First
National is not rushing to the front with
announcements Of what are it's plans FOR
n building on the Schltg corner The
leases there are still good for some time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
CENTRAL SCHOOL GRADS
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS

The graduating class OF the Central
High school perfected its organization
Friday in regular parliamentary fashion.
The teacher Miss Grant. was nominated
temporary chairman and the following
officers elected
President Maudc Lille, vice president,
Howard Turner. secretary, Josephine La
tcnscr. treasurer TTamrton Hall.
The Central school has taken some of
the athletic honors and is now headed
for literary laurcls. The class intends to
held a series of debates during the spring
tenn.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Parents, Teachers
And Students Meet
At High Reception

High school students parents ana
teachers were brought together last night
at II reception to the parents Of juniors
and sophomorrs, at the hirh school.
II was the third reception OF tho kind
this school year tho two preceding hay
Ing been respectively To parents OF fresh
men and OF seniors
Tho first part of last nights reception
was an entertainment by the students In
the high school auditorium. opening with
SONGS 10y a double quartet made up Of
the foloWing OF the Omaha High School
Glco club. Harold Nelson. Floyd payntcr
George mkstcr RAYMOND Sage. Herbert
Klein, Frank Parsons Philip chase and
Frank Hunter
Miss Viva Craven delivered the address
OF welcome and Howard Stcbcrg sang a
tenor solo
The kncis"l quartet Juvenile. q strins
quartet OF students consisting of Edwin
Clark, Earle stirling, Edwin Pakes and
Howard Widcnor played several selec-
tons
In the debate ON Resolved. That the
a pupil should have the same rccognt.
ton as H." athlete Waldemar Thomp,
son upheld the affirmative and Michael
goldsmith. the negative.
Dorothy Artcr played piano solo and
had 10 respond, as did all the other
musicians ON the progdrm, with several
tnuorcs.
FFincipai Reed aud Assistant PRINCIPAL
NoolrIN had places on tho platform am
the latter spoke briefly, setting forth IN,
purposes of the reception which wcr,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
NUMEROUS SALES MADE
BY OLSON DURING WEEK

The following sales and exchanges were
made by John O. Olson of Omaha during
the week:
Ono thousand, two hundred and eighty
acres. Lincoln county. Nebraska, Hubbard
TO L. Shafeuberg s Sons, ranChcrs; price,
$1,000.
Forty acres, Platte county. near Wheat
land, Wye, irrigated alfalfa land. l. II.
Vail Omaha. TO +. Shafenberg 4 Sons
price So per acre.
Two hundred and forty acres near
Council Bluffs Ia, Gustavson to G. :.
Hubbard; price SIS per acre.
one hundred and sixty acres Madison
county, Iowa, lessen 10 Montgomery
price Slol per acre.
Two hundred acres Douglas county
Nebraska, Hartman 20 House. price SlE
per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
HARVEY STREET PROPERTY
SOLD BY PAYNE & SLATER

Payne & slater COMPANY announce tho
Eale OF the 10 feet ON Haruey and Tven-
ty-siXth streets occupied my two larEC
houses-one a brick, 26' Hsrncy street.
and the other a large frame. 1t-- H8ru.E
street, the latter being the old pr.'.N,tt
home. The sale price OF the property
Was SA46o The purchaser. Jus.rh r.
Bedford. retired farmer from Co'uu-
bus. Neb.. came 10 Omaha a year and "a
half ago 10 educate his children Iu
Creighton college Mir UnIfuri pur-
chased home al tho time coz his com
ing 20 Omahs, and now makes his first
purchase OF investment property.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Welcome grove 40 -. Woodmcn Circle,
viii mold a special meeting on Wednesday
evening. March 80. at o'clock. at Mag
uoIip nail Twenty fourth street and Amcs
avenue, fur the purpose Of arranging Tor
u na2ar to hc held during the Druid camp
fair. commencing April 3. \ cordial In
yltattun ,a extended To all groves In the
city to attend The captain Is especially
anxious Tor all members Of the team To
oo present at this meeting, as the dril
team win take an active part In the dcdt-
.utiuu ceremonies held 10y Druid camp.
rn, guardian. Mrs. Kate Rcmiugton. has
,ullpr of the entertainment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Pretty and Popular Bungalo Plan

This very attractive home built 10y the
Bankers Realty Investment company. Is
very popular among prospective hom'
builders. This house, as built, las "a
fun cement basement it is heated hy
furnace and Is lighted by electricity with
combination fixtures in the kitchen and
bath room. The bath room Is beautifully
equipped with the latest design of fin
lures and appliances by referring to
plan you will note the very convenient
arrangement Of rooms and the r'nNcu.
icutly located Kitchen cabinet. window
scat. etc The culonauc between liviug
room and dining room has bookcases I'M
the base. Any person Interested In this
plan Of a home can secure fun details
concerning specifications, materials, etc.
by calling at the office " the Bankers
Realty Investment company.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
STUDENTS RETREAT AT
CREIGHTON ON MONDAY

The annual students retreat will be-
gin at Creighton arts college Monday.
the lectures being conducted in the arts
college chapel Rev. FTunweller. pro-
fessor of mathematics ut Marquette uni
versity, Milwaukee, VIII have charge of
the lecture TO the older students while
Rev George Stanley will lecture to the
younger students. No regular classes will
be held during the retreat.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
SAILOR JUMPS INTO SEA
AFTER SUBSEA CHASES SHIP

BALTIMORE, Nd, March a7.-Cartam
WuIm,tyr 90 tho British steamer Par
thcuio. which arrived here today from
GLASGOW reported that March n when
OF the Southoas, coast os ireland. tho
Parth"uia was chased for two hours Dow
" German submarine ~ tho beginning
OF the turJ hour Wireless message from
q signal station ON the Irish coast said
the submarine had abandoned tho .1ls,
The next day John Reeves I'D Years old.
seaman committed suicide 10y Jumping
INTO the scN he shipped In Glasgow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Real Estate Men Are
For Interurban Bill

Local real estate men are greatly in
tcrcsted I'm the interurhan hin pending
IN the Nebraska legislature. 1t was dis
cusscd to some extent at the last meeting
of tho exchange. Chairman Christie OF
the iuterurhau committee of the exchange.
reported that the progress Of the bill is
favorable In tho Legislature, and John
/. McCague asserted that IL all intcr-
e.ted worked as hard for 1t as the Real
Estate exchange had done, It would un-
douhtedly pass.
The bill is designed to make intcrurhan
development moro attractive to outside
capital in this state.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
TRAVERS BROS. PLAN TO
BUILD SEVEN HOUSES

Traver Bros have taken out seven
building permits for five and siN-room
modern houses. six OF them to hc To-
Gated in the kount1o Place district and
one IN the Field club district These
houses are to bc the highest type Of mod
cru construction and ,hcv figure on hay
inG them completed, cement walk in and
decorations and fixtures by May /.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
H0LSTEIN COW SETS A
NEW BUTTER FAT MARK

'E'.\\AN. Wis. March "a new
worlds record for butter tat production
has been made hy FiUi"rnr Nol,iugyu
HHNur e. llsISf'u COW. vhi"r iu one year
cave -lEi-> pounds ~ milk. containing
Il'boI pounds ~ butter rIf according 10
IN rnuounr. wrut made here TODAY bv tho
HaI.tciu Frjosiau advanced rcgIstry Of
ice
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
In Favor Of Buying
The Auditorium

The Omaha Real Estate exchange is IN
favor Of the submission by the city Of a
bond proposition Tor the purchase Of the
Auditorium, The COMMITTEES that went
before the city council in favor OF the
submission OF the bond issue reported
back faNorahly at the last meeting. Tho
proposition IL to have the city buy the
Auditorium at S5oOOo, which the directors
OF the Auditorium company claim is Just
enough to amply cover the actual iudebt-
edness Of the company
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
PREFERS MARRIAGE TO
FIGHTING IN EUROPE

Alfons Missinne Belgian rcscrvists.
who has lived in the United states ten
years and has taken out first naturaliza-
ton papers, decided to get married
rather than return to Europe to fight, as
he was asked to do by his former gov
eminent. lie secured a license to marry
BERTHA Vermonto. also born i'm Belgium.
Two sisters Of Missinnc have hcrn killed
in the war. \ brother is engaged in Rcd
Cross service and he has four brothers
in-law serving as soldiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Alpha camp will give stag party and
smoker at its hall, Nineteenth and
Faruam streets. Tuesday evening, March
30. for members and gentlemen friends.
Refreshments will he served. This is the
first Of a series of parties to be given
each month during the year IN a cam
paign for new members. This is the
twcnty-fifth year of the camp and this
campaign is being made to increase the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
ErntcrnnI NId Union.

Moudamiu lodge No III Of the F'ratcrnal
Md Union will hold a regular meeting
Tuesday March 30, at Labor temple,
Nineteenth and rarnam streets, with drill
practice, after which refreshments will
hr served. with progressive might've fol-
lowing
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
henson RoynI Ncirhbor.

Imitation OF a class Of twenty candi-
dates featured the meeting Of Benson
ROYAL \ciEhbors ON Thursday evening
\ social followed. including cards, enter
taIumcut and supper
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Deer Park Grove No In viii give "A
card party at McCranns hall at Twenty
Fourth and q streets, South Omaha. ON
the evening Of March 29. Everybody in
Ntcd to come and have good time.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
V0GEL REALTY CO. HAS
SOME SALES TO REPORT

The vogel Realty company reports four
sales during the week Of Msrh a. as
follows: NJ. q. Ashby, nye-room cot
tage. 2ili Poppleton avenue, S.s"; Mrs
Elsie Thorson. fouT-room cottage. S'2i
North Forty-secOnd avenue. 81 20, Mrs
George Baird, two acres and tive-room
house. South Omaha. s. go; Hubner
Bros. GlenW God. la. l0O acres Minnesota
land. price lyOOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Don't disrHga your cold You
snceze, cough. are fcyeri-h ru'ur,'s
warning DR. Kings New Discovery viii
cure you. SIC. All druggists
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
TrntcrnnI luton Of America.

WIN give an open meeting to- rh,u
members and the public admission froa
Come zap and have a good time There
win bc somcthlng doing ThursIn, oven.
ing Nrrn T. Woodmcn hall Fifteenth AVID
Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28
Ladies of the MncCnbcrS.

Tho Busy Rccs of tho Ladies' of -hc
Mnccahccs will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. W r.. Triton. al1a
Hamilton street
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Rent room quick with q Bee Want Ad
property for a quick sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

Wnndmcn Of the World.

The annual memorial services Of the
order of the Eastern star will be held
Myrtle hall
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THEATRICAL OFFERINGS |
TAbIRIA' PACKS BIjOU THEA1ER

death struggle OF Carthage and Rome,
$50 years before the birth Of the Saw,
ior. the same horrors and outragcs
as those reported today-no worse
were INDUCED in. Instead OF dum-duni
bullets and submarines molten lead
and huge rocks were used. being pouT.
ed and thrown at the heads of those
who would scale the walls of city
With the capture Of the city of Cirta.
in Northern Africa, the soldiers were
given 25 hours to sack the city, and
the women were considered as part
of the spoils Of war. The same is true
today provided it is possible TO be-
lieve the reports from either of the
warning factions.
."Cabiria" will be shown each even
ing throughout the balance of the
week at the Bijou theater. while a
matinee performance at Ye,. Liberty
theater viii be given Friday and Sat
urday afternoons. The afternoon per
Torrance starts promptly at 2 o'clock,
that OF the evening at 8 sharp.
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The drama Of life. with its extreme
passions of love and hate. with war
and bloodshed, with the strong ever
endeavoring to Cypress the weak. was
lived just about the same-save for a
slight difference in the setting-two
thousand years ago as it is today. AS
proof We have "Cabiria." the great
Italian masterpiece OF photo-play now
being shown at the Bijou and Ye Lib
erty theaters. to houses that are Till
ing them to the doors.
"Cabiria" is without doubt the
greatest spectacle in the silent drama
ever shown in Honolulu From the
artistic it is a distinct triumph, the
eoloring being something that it would
be well for American producers to
study and endeayor to equal. The mis-
torical significance aud the truthful
story that has been told by DAnnun.
zio in historical-dramatic form Is Till.
ed with interest and thrills. -.
In this wonderful portrayal of the
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DIED..

LYMAN.-At Fort Shafter, Honolulu,
May Is, 1915, Clarence r.. Lyman,
LIST lieutenant 4th Cavalry, U. 8. A.,
native of Paauhau, Hamakua, Ha,
vail, aged SO years, two months and
Is days. =. -,
Funeral services in Kawaiafiao
church at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Remains will be sent to Hil0 In the
Mauna Kea at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning for iiiterrfert IN the family
plot in the Homelanf cemetery.
.CATHCART.-In Honolulu, May II,
1915, Robert w. Cathcart, O. 362 N.
School street. a, native of County
Down. Ireland, aged SO years, three
months and ~ days. ,...,..
HONG.-In Honolulu, May II, 1915,
Hong Teong of Aala lane, a native
of China, aged 81 years, :..,-. ~: y
FOOK.-In Honolulu, May IT,, 1915,
Mrs. Chin Shee Moy Chat Fook of
336 N. School street, a native Of
Hanalei, Kauai, aged. ~ years. T.
Funeral at 2 O'Clock this after
noon from M. E. Silva's undertaking
pdTlOfS, Nuudnu anu hukul StFeeIS'
Interment in the Pauoa Chinese ce-
metery. r. ,.->s ..s:"+r VIZ u
WONG. lin Honolulu, May II, 1915,
:. Wong Kee Sum OF Aala lane, a ma
tive; of China, aged 48 years. !.
KANEHAKU.-In Honolulu May L.;
1915, Damien Kama Kanehaku of
Houghtailing road a native of this
city, aged 80 years. i: - 4
Honolulu, May 10,
1915, Albeftina.. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gandall Of Aiapai lane,
aged IL months and 10 days, -
Honolulu. May II,
1915, Mrs. Kea]oha Wahine Eaopala,
wife of Capt. Moses Naopala of the
s. s. Mikahala, of Naopala lane,
Kalihi, a. native of South Kena, Ha-
wall, aged So: years and six months.
Funeral announcement later .~.
NEHLE.-Aboard s. ). Santa Maria.
May II, 1915, Richard Nehle. water
tender. native or Germany, aged
"a years. ..
Funeral arrangements to be an
nounced later, ......
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HoRN

AIoNA.-Tn Honolulu, May 4, 1915. to
Mr.. and Mrs: George Aiona Of King,
near Keeaumoku street, daughter.
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Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets reg
ulate and invigorate stomach, liver
and bowels. Sugar-coateds tiny gran.
ules, easy to take as canGiy.--Adv.