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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

killing or injuring people, have
enough TO witness any time from
the front porch while engaged I'm
sclf-goyernmcnt with books and
magazines and papers. Think, II
you Will OF the thousands Of towns
aud more thousands Of machines la
use and you can imagine something
Of the go to no real purpose. the 60
that comos under the head Of amusc.
ment which might be added TO the
list OF gods. II is not now the pur.
suit OF happiness so much as tho
pursuit Of pleasure, and that Is de-
structive Of much that might make
for a better world and a higher
state OF civilization and greater a..
fciency In the industrial and com
mercial life Of the people. the life
that calls for something more in the
way OF knowledge than merely
knowing how TO turn a steering
wheel. set the brake, change spark
plugs and tires.-YoUn0stoion, o.,
Ptndioetor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02
.RstPOCRgtESSQys
6. 6 MGEORGE FITCH "a e.
POSTAGE STAMPS

A POSTAGE stamp Is n beautiful
n little steel engraving which
4 n Would sell for $1,000 II there
was only one copy extanf.
The mission OF the postage stamp
H. 90 chaperon a letter from hithcr
10 yon and 20 explain TO everyone en-
route that the sender hos paid the
freight Like most useful things u
was invented late in history. a
hundred years & there were no
postage stamps and z was as hard
10 send n letter as u "a to-day TO
look up the freight on a sack Of
potatoes over n n'ty-milc branch
line.
Tho postage STAMP was invented
IN the fortieB Of the Past century.
The first specimens Norc very crude
and hsd 10 be stuck On with glue
Now, however, a STAN; a. q work Of
art and many small countries give
themselves a treat by having new
and elaborate sets designed every
year.
For many years some Of tho Cen.
tral American republics made a
great deal Of money by issuing hand
some and elaborate sets Of postage
stamps annually and selling bales
Of them 10 stamp dealers who re-
tailed them 20 the porspiring coli
lcCtor who was attempting 20
keep up with Tho postage stamp
production.
A postage stamp g. also q NINA.
ture hall OF fame. Very few Amer
ican citizens have been great enough
IN upf gYfo an American uUat4u.
stamp. and those who have done 20
should feel Justly proud. We should
20 live that hfty years after We are
dead q BRIGHT haired maiden with
eyes OF bluo viii have 10 buy a
picture OF us and KISS us damply on
the back Of the neck before she can
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ExcessiUe Sweating

Excessive sweating, either gen.
eral or local, Is often an Indication
OF Impaired health, In which case
the logical relief is suitable treat
ment OF the underlying trouble hut
many individuals In apparent good
health suffer much from localized
sweating OF the hands, the feet or
the armpits.
In all OF these situations the
sweat glands are larger and more
numerous than elsewhere IN tho
skin IL Is possible that the in
dividual needs some active physical
culture. with a little moderation In
diet, IN order to bring the general
Precipitation up TO standard and thus
relieve the more active sweat glands
Of some OF the work.
For the hands or feet an agree.
able application Is one part OF com
mercial fcrmaldehyde Gao per cent?
solution mixed with eight or ten
parts OF water and scented with
whatever toilet water or odor you
prefer.
For the armpits the same solution
may be used diluted with two OF
three times rs much water. Or this
powder may be preferred: Pow
dered salicylic acid. twenty grains;
powdered boric acid. half an ounce;
powdered starch, enough TO make
the whole measure two ounces The
thoroughly mixed powder to be
busted on two or three times n day.
after bathing and drying the skin.
Cork insoles soaked IN a saturated
boric acid solution and dried before
wearing. are good for sweaty feet.
II n noticeable odor accompanies the
excessive perspiration, especially II
the skin f. tender and inclined Ca
blister easily. a useful application
for daily use is the following
Saiicylic acid. l ounce. borax. |
ounce. %glycorin, two ounces; extract
OF witch hazel, enough 20 make the
whole measure one pint. Rub the
solution on the skin night and
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p.
The Woman hO'sAlways Sweet

IN nine cases ont Of ten, this ia
the woman who'd Ike 90 marry
and tho very woman who doesn't
get married. Her ncver'ynryiug
sweetness rs too monotonous for any
man 10 stand Men want wives who
arc human. like thomsclves-whO,
like themselves. are self respecting
enough So have a limit. For the UNI
changingly sweet woman can be
walked over and walked over, and viii
never show a sign Of anger. n she
roprcsses herself 60 gain the admira-
ton of the opposite sex. she needn't
take the trouble. men would respect
her far more for blowing up. now
and then, n would prove that she
wasn't working for their admiration.
Which she couldn't get, anyway,
without FIRST winning their respect;
admiration Is rooted In respect.
Also. the blue bird Of marriage Is
caught not By holding out the finger.
but by walking the other way; II
flies right after tho indifferent per.
son, the person too self RESPECTING to
call f. But the woman who's al.
ways sweet will never know this
unless this paragraph shakes her
awake. she's primped 10 nc oDsS
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AEnortANns ron MAILS.

HILE q good deal OF fun has
NM been had az the expense OF
w those who declared aero
plane mail routes were 20 be initiated
In this or tina section Of the country.
there Ia something in the idea after
ALL beside what appears q a casual
glance.
A society composed exclusively OF
aeronauiic engineers has bee formed
to cooperate with the new advisory
committee Of the navy. which Thomas
A. Edison Is bcading. This society
viii bring into close toueh with the
naval authorities an the %aercnautic
experts OF the country. not 10 speak
OF scores OF Inventors "xperl-
mentors along lines ne. oEau,scal
Now. this organisation Of experts
forthwith settles down and asks the
postoffcc department to name one
OF their directors. on the grounds
may It please you. tina, IAN important
development Of the coming year will
undoubtedly be the employment o.
aeropianes for carrying mailsi'
This looks like the stories thai
come out from Moeollon and Ganad'
and some other places every once IL
a while. about the carrying of mai
by a%eropian-. might be vindicated by
fact within a short time And ther
the laush viii be on tn. other sid,
Of tbs affair and the boosters for tbs
aeroplane will not be the subjects OF
misdirec,ed Jokes ans more.
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No Ad,rrtI.e Tucumcnri.

Tucumcari. y. NJ. Aug. 2.-Tucum-
carl and vicinity will he widely advcr-
tised by the Rock Island In a new
pamphlet. material for which ~ being
gathered by Alvin 7. stelnel, general
immigration agent for the company,
who was here recently from Chicago.
H. states hat farming conditions
ana methods had made remarkable
IMPROVEMENT since the company last
descriptive pamphlet on New Mexico
Was issued. seevral years ago A.
that time there WAS M dairy farming
In this section and new settlers de-
pended largely upon the sale OF their
grain.
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THE AUTOMOBILE.


1T rs announced that when the con-
dition OF the roads Permits the
= postofncc department will grad
ually substitute automobile service
for horse-drawn vehicles on routes %
double the present length. AZ will
also doubtless involve the develop
ment Of a new species OF motor ar.
with great durability but plain CON
struction. As the rural delivery men
supply their own equipment and arc
for the most part persons Of small
a they could not usually manago
the cost Of an ordinary ear. or with
out great increase of pay stand the
expense OF upkeep.
The use Of the motor a for pleas
ure Is tempting a great many people
into expenses which they cannot az
ford. II is a natural-and, In fact.
worldwide-form Of extravaganza
which is scattering money which
would otherwise he added to the saw
ings Of society and be available for
productive investment.
The death roll. also. is excessive
NJ least in this country, where respect
for law is small and restraint very
eight. That Will OF necessity cure
hSelf inulmc and after much aaugh-
ter.
II is not yet possible to tell wheth-
er the jitney service which has sprung
up 10 rapidly is to be a use or an
abuse. To the extent that il lmpedes
other legitimate, and usually more
important, traffic. or a. Il tends 10
impair the better and far safer scr,-
ice OF street and other railroads il S.
an abuse which proper rogulation can
modify or prevent.
But for all business purposes. and
for recreation within tho means OF
those who enjoy Il. .he motor car
service IL n Of the sreat modern
advances In civilization.
For the handling Of heavy loads
the motor car IL without rival. ana
especially is Il a relief 10 those living
In the hilly parts OF cities and who
have been daily tormented with the
of horses straining II impossible
loads, often under the lash Of brutal
when The motor cars balks.
as IL occasionally does. those who
been accustomed to see horses
possibly enjoy rather than
sympathize with the perplexity Of tho
drivers. They may consider u as a
%retributon on his class, all
though possibly the porplcxcd n
never struck q horse In his life. bat
they seldom balk.
Until recently the motor car has
been too much ui a Tad IT, rapid
Improvement has tended To c%xtrava-
In the purchase oi new cars
Apparently as 20 pleasure vehicles
that period b. approaching les end.
According to an experience. the "f-
parts Of the pleasure car viii
become standardized, and very much
cheaper than at present
The business motor. whether tor
trucking. or for ordinary farm use
n sttH In It's infancy.
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mobile. when We SOC long lines Of
people standing before "A post.oflcc
stamp window waiting for a clerk 20
retail dignity and two cent stamps
with all the nimblencsss u a brass
statue we do not feel so confident
about Uncle Sans preparedness In
war.
II hc Is as awkward In war al he
b. In the retail stamp business be
will not get very far towards glory
IN the next misunderstanding.
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No False rrctcnsc Here

No False Prctcnsc Here
Q. am q teWricr in % small
tOtCn. 4 man ram, a. me recently
ard iCdHfsd ~ hgV a ring. ~ the
same time uskiug Tor credit Wds
doubtful about hili and f0li Rim I.
could not C.tcnd ,rCdii. NJ then
sad DC s7rc,fcd ~ hdrc a good dcnl
Of ons 'p me- b0uk ip HiriV dq1S
and could costly pan for N, riug 40
ne cnd ~ that time. D1Gilu iCi
him kgac s. and - ne 'Hd Of bir.
% ddps I sCHt him n biii n paid
no dftcpf'ot 10 u and sCr,Tni UcckS
later sent him dHgfhCr and GfiCr
ftrO gccks moro had gOHc bB I
matted HIN q fhiri. don't kpOr
uhcihCr fW Crer ct mB wDncH
Couldn't I hdpc him prosecuted oH
d choyrc Of fui4c p%rcicHscS'
a No
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Significant Is the word 10 apply u"
the fact that in all tho roster OF
members In the new American Society.
Of Aeronautic Engineers ghere ARE
hut two names without explanatory
notes. They are Glenn n, curtisH
and oTynlc Wright.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

morning. II the trouble n very an.
n0ying the soies OF the stockings can
be- soaked In the solution, dried and
worn that way for n week or more.
II 10 a good plan 10 have n0t only
n fresh pair Of stocking each morn-
ing. but also two or three pairs Of
shoes. 90 that the shoes can be worn
alternately.
Tight round elastics. tight shoes.
yaricoee or swollen veins, tight belt
or corsets. too high heels and not
enough barefoot exercise, are factors
Of sweating feet.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Sunburn
Would u be %prespminO 10 ask yoR
10 suggest some lotion or other local
application for sunbHrHf
ARspcr-It Is prcsumptivc OF
guilt. A pleasant ointment for sun.
burn, but one which should not BE-
used owe a large surface n there Is
blistering, because Il contains lead,
Is the following: Lead carbonate. 1
dram; powdered starch. / dram.
1nks uUhut ttraf AANAl NlfAhANf a
ounce. olive oil. 2 drains. Mix thor.
oughly. Apply TO sunburn.
Saratoga Springs
Can you inform me whether
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. offers treat
mcnt simiidr 10 che Carlsbad and
kissCROCn resorts IN EHrOpcf
Ansrcr-Saratoga has II over
Germany like a big top. You will
be delighted with the Empire States
service.
Rites 81 Bugs
Most insect stings are small hypo
dermic injections Of formic acid
For relief apply weak ammonia
soda. witch hazel or I per cent. ear
bolic acid solution. or pure vinegar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Q. ! hare been IN the habit of al
iOtriHg mp uoph,W TO JuV articles
for u certain purpose Gi u store IN
nv homo iDtrH and charging thCm
10 me, hare rI0rBS paid ne bins.
but am dissatisfied NTH his
methods and ICtfh nc amount ~ the
bus chGryri ~ me. The thingS he
b0NGhi Gr yUppOscd TO BE- for ny
b'Hcm anil nm use. bat I do not
a , ~ pan 70 BIN me- size ~ me
last one. what W0uid ron ddUiso'
A. AZ YOU have not previously
objected and have paid otner bills
charged ~ YOU by your nephew. the
%storckcepor has the right TO look TO
you for tho payment OF this last bill
Tell your nephew that you will not
be responsible for any further bills
and notify the storekccper TO tho
same effect.
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ne PEOPLES - I
LEGAL FRlENDK1f
~ Err BRANSON NN&ABb
BY E.R.BRANSON

Where There's smoke There's Fire
Q. I took out q frc insurance
policy q near dg0 IN a building
trhirh ! owHed aud which ! iCds ~.
CupHiuO as % S~fOr'kccpcr. 4 mont
dg0 the building barH'f. The com.
p1HV Is trvipg 10 dr0if pdpmeH',
claim ing that the f." tEds cdac.d ~
a cigarette. cqrcicssiu dropped ~
throtrH on M floor by n 81 M
cmpiOBcrs ard referring mo - o
clause W. iho pOiicV r'Gdtng: "N -
cIpr,SSiB agreed that smoking shan
be SfrirfiV prohibited m or 1boTf
fhe building NoW. rs a matter n
fact. hare nCpcr mUscn done my
smoking IN TIE building and I c0n
sfdniiV cautioned mn CripioUcrs
against n. Besides. I had Sigrs "
ldrgr letters. posted IN conspicuous
places. I%Orbtdding my employers n
smoke ~ or about the prcmfS@g ~
nv OrlsrN trCrc d~isOb"urd. ! never
knriC Of II. no pOr mink 'he ~oUi.
panu Upu bcdf me- on THIS pJliCY'
4. YOU statement indicates hat
Won complied with tho terms u he
policy by refraiuinE from smoking.
on your own part. and by forbidhing
your employees 10 do ~. Under The
circumstances. tho company cannot
very we'll avoid payment. II fou
had known Of auy disohcdience .
your orders. a different question
would have arisen.
Extending \ Lease
q. trish 10 rent some ',r-'
pTOprrfB f0r thrcC VcdrS. Th'
otrHcr ~ uHViiling 10 make n teas"
Tor That irugN Of time. but GNy
mat. irheH the l'1So runs out. h'
min CrfrpG me time. CoVid THIS BE-
DrOridcd for ~ me- ic0sc'
4. Yos. a provision could he I'M.
serted. before you and tho owner VI
the p%ropcrtv sign tho lease no.
stantlally AS follows; And the 'es.
sor WIN az the expiration ~ ha
said term. renew the lease on no
promises nforcnnid for tho period
Of ........... (months or years h.
beginning on the
day Of. ...'
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&TRlcKlANDiMEGIUu[Mo

AMUflU uHNAH LOT NHth WIN W hntHp
Bal I could namo a dub
Who mover saw white Aloion'B
eliza
And stiil he cannot catch
The subtle test-this prince OF suds
Should grace a BOBBY hatch.
ave Q this coop where "men"
were grouped
To deal In Shiny smut,
And when l heard the way ho
whooped
thought he was q nut.
but let him hear a decent yarn
With wit 20 mark its point
And he is solemn as a barn
or undertaker's Joint
Nov. frankly, i've not been abroad
To try 10 Md the British.
But many a Yankee mile I've trod
To talk in n sdttish.
And II there are on foreign shores
Those dumb as some nj home,
I'd hate to meet those foreign borcs
OF w.k Ivory dome.
Sure She Did,
$50 Misc Hlrhhrow ran away and
refused 20 marry Mr.. Pihiicus, CHI
"Yep. She few the COOP"
Another Farm Gone Dry?
A. d. Hamilton and family Of Rock
island. ill.,, arrived in the city last
week 10 mako their home on the
former Drunken farm three miles
southwest.-Rice Lake (Wis.) Chro-
notypc.
Not Made-Huh-uh!
"They tell me she made a fool Of
F1apdudl."
"No. she didn't She may have
rendered a little assistance to ma
turo."
Well Bound
"slx millions tied up, eh? What
WITH"
"A family discord and a string OF
banks
Habit Is when you can't help Il.
When some married men 30 home.
Il isn't from habit.
Il comes under the head OF follow
ing the line OF least resistance.
He could help II II he dared.
A man may work fruitlessly for
years TO break himself OF a bad
habit.
And he can shed a good one with.
out half trying.
Nearly all habits are bad.
Give a man a careless disposition
and a wife who isn't strict with him,
and one bad habit will last him a
lifetime.
II his wife Is too strict he will
lose nearly all his bad habits except
that Of lying TO her on direct and
.cross-eXamination.
One should form the habit Of
avoiding habits.
Has Entertained 4 Plenty
Mrs. John Plenty has been enter
tanning a brother from Sank CITY
Rice Lake tWis.) ~ChronotVPc.
Telling Him
"What Is economy. paw
"lt's what you call your ailmen
when others say you're n tightwad
LMthcr's Clear Duty
"Tll tell you what Luther Burbanl
ought TO originate next said tn
smart alcck.
WHAT" asked the dub who Away
bites.
"A non-skid banana peel"
The Amen Corner
Johnnie Bungartz spent Thursda
evening at Fred Amen's.
Henry Ritchie made a shor, call a
Fred Amen's. Monday afternoon
Miss Emily Amens accompanied hlr
home
Mesdames Chas. Amons and LOT
Nero spent Thursday afternoon wit
Mrs. Leon Neau.
Tho Misses Clarice and Emil.
Amcns visited at Frank Crottear'
Thursday afternoon. 800 Rice LAX
(Wis.) Chr0H0typc.
Proof ~ PhrenOlOey
THAT big bump on the back O
Wearywun's head means a love q
home
"RightO. It's where his wife nj
him with n rolling-pin this mornin
when she drove him out to hunt
job"
Strong Probability
Il wonder what will happen whe
Swelhcddc meets Bigbcan?'
"Oh, | fancy he'll be able 20 giy
an ! for an L.
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send a letter 20 some earnest young
hero In the next town.
Tho most popular American post
age stamp costs two cents and 10
harder 10 buy than a cheap auto
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~ JAY E HOUSE
z -

There are a number OF cures foT
the dissatisfied boy. but the best and
quickest h. 10 allow him to run away
with a circus.
Don't marry a woman 10 supply
YOU with u home,' says Lucille
Ho ,kicb0wer. " n wife can't fur.
nish her husband with a home. what
then, Il rs desired to ask, ~ the OBJ
joct In getting married?
A woman always l8 surprised 10
learn that the shapes Of derby hats
vary.
Every girl worth having has been
kissed by other men.
The women appear 10 be superior
to the men In the respect that they
can cat corn off tho cob without get.
ting butter In their ears.
A woman can inherit money and
retain her common sense. but marry.
ing II usually makes a fool Of her.
Inventors OF household appliances
appear 20 h. singularly inefficient In
tho face Of the demand for q tool
with which tho cherry In the bot.
tom Of the cocktail may DO grace
fully rescued.
After q while a girl discards her
hook and line aud begins to use 0
net.
There arc said to be- twenty eight
recipes for cooking German carp.
They differ as TO detail, hut all agree
the carp should be buried In sore
outofthe-way plac..
Put a colored man into a band
uniform and he will show you a
chest expansion Qe eoEtyeight
inches,
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Changing \ wiz

Q can ~ part NJ a wiH De- inter.
lu1Cd az ,fIScdP
A. n ihi8 20 done. then. In order
10 give eject TO the intorlinod por.
ton. the viii must be re-eXecutCd
with an the formliltios required b,
Tho HIHIuI.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

There are a number OF cures foT
the dissatisfied boy. but the best and
quickest Is 10 allow him TO run away
with "a circus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

SAVE MONEY AND MY YOUR
FURNITURE AT THE BANKRUPT
SALE. 2i3.2l5 WEST GOLD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Q Plc1sr ten me what homestead
exemption Is prOridcd by ne l1irs
Of ohio.
A.. There o. a homestead oxcmp.
tlou Of 81 600.
Eating 40, Cake Before lie Gets ~
q. Are 0roiring crops Crcr dtS.
posed 0f lV means Of u biz NJ sdici
a. Yes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

. what po.rcr has u parrHt m
correcting - ehild'
4. \ Reasonable power.
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strnne prahabIIIly

Il wonder what will happen when
S~welhodde meets Bigbcan?'
"Oh. | fancy he'll be able TO give
an / for an l."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

IropVrIl TlEII7 " M lII'n
o. DOES 1n cli,n hare a right. u
thts soHEhN 10 hoid real oSfti' ~
- transfer NJ
4. This Is generally o matter OF
rtatutory regulation. I'm some states
nm alien may hold rcll estate or
convey Il and IN uthcrI DC o. not
given this privilege.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Put a colored nan into a band
uniform and he will show you a
chest expansion 0G EoEtyeight
inches,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

Every girl worth having has been
kissed by other men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

a woman always ls surprised 10
learn that the shapes Of derby hats
vary.
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Saratoga Springs


Most insect stings are small hypo-
dermic injections Of formic acid.
For relief apply weak ammonia.
soda. witch hazel or I per cent. car.
bolie acid solution. or pure vinegar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

There arc said to be twenty eight
recipes for cooking German carp.
They differ as 20 detail, hut all agree
tho carp should be buried In sor-s
out-of.the.way plac1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

After a while a girl discards her
hook and line aud begins to use q
net.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

The women appear 10 be superior
to the men In the respect that they
can cat corn off tho cob without get.
ting butter In their ears.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-02

a woman can inherit money and
retain her common sense. but marry.
ing It usually makes a fool OF her.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT
GIFT OF FOUNTAIN TO
CITY DUE TOMORROW

Tomorrow viii be Japanese Day at
the Pan-Pacific luncheon, and repre-
sentatiSes of each of the Pacific ma
tionalities in Hawaii will be present
10 hear S. Sheba and other Japanese
tell what their countrymen have done
and will do to make Hawaii a better
place because they have lived here.
Ii is expected that the formal an
Gouncement will be made at this Tues
days luncheon concerning the $4,000
fountain which the Japanese of Ho-
nolulu are giving to the city. When
plans progress further there will be a
"FountainsS Tuesday.
The attendants at the Pan-Pacific
luncheons are becoming better &C.
quainted and arrangements are being
made to use the gymnasium at the Y.
NJ. c. A. in place of Cooke Hall, as
the big room will hold more tables
and there will be less noise from the
street to interrupt the speakers.
Those of any race who are interest
ED in the getting together OF the races
to give Hawaii the best that they have
in them are invited to these luncheons
which are held each Tuesday at noon
TAT Cooke hall.