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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
TWO FILIPINO WOMEN
- RIVAL CANDIDATES
FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN

Mrs. vicenta coronell and Mrs. We.
tofis orsna. popular members Of the
local Filipino colony. have been en-
tered as candidates for the Honolnla
Al Clubs Oriental queen for. the Mid
Pacific Carnival. Candidates Cor
damas. or attendants to the queen. are
Mrs. Monsneta Perez, Mrs. v. A. Lion
ron. Mrs. Nicholas contreras and MIRA.
Dolphin.
A meeting Of the Filipino commit.
Itae. which Is WORKING Nlth 4. 4, TART
mer and Guy III. Tdttle OF the "A
'cihb In selecting ne cflsntaI queen.
was held In the Filipino mission last
NIGHT az which time che following
were selected as nominating com.
mittee:
,-.Re sRagiinawan. naranlio Mekspa.
ngal Nicholas c6ntreras, santoaro GaK
ban. Leon De Jesus and Monsneto Pc
rez.
A meeting or tie pomlnat!ne com.
mitfee viii be held at L O'Clock 10.
morrow afternoon at the Filipino Mis-.
sion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
ACCEPT
100000 BLOCK
OF HAWAII BONDS
Despatch, From Cleveland FL
nanciers Closes Deal for De-
livery of Issue March 5

In q Iettergram received BY Terri.
tcrial Treasurer McCarthy today Qlie
& CO., the Cleveland financieTs. not
only definitely accept the 100000
block OF territorial bonds sreleaaad .hX
the governor but request thai when
additional portions Of the issue ara to
be sold the treasurer give that firm
the first opportunity to bid for them,
The 100000 block Is accepted con-
ditional on the enactment Of the stat
ute suggested by Dillon, Thompson q
Clay, the New York bond attorneys.
This legislative measure Is ready now
for the lawmakers attention. having
been printed In English and Hawaiian
in the form OF bill. and 1t viii be
one Of the earliest measures under.
taken by the legislature.
The message from Otis & Co. re.
cetyed by Treasurer Mccarthy today
reeds as follows:
Accept four hundred thousand
bond delivery March with Dillon
unqualified opinion. What New York
bsnk win deliver? Understand these
all bonds sale now. Wish you offer
us first any additional. Like ninety
denomination five hundred. ffty de.
iloninsticn one hundred. balance one
Thousand. - sttssi.
The bonds VIII be delivered 10 the
purchasers by the United States Mort.
gage & Trust company Of New York
city. which is acting as fiscal agent
for the territory and which ID ct nres-
ent holding the balance Of the issue
not yet delivered. except for the small
amount shipped to Honolulu few
months ago for sale locally,
:, The last. sentence Of the message
refers to the denominations OF the
delivery to Otis & Co. In simpler
wording 1t means that they desire the
100000 block in denominations Of 90
Of the $500 bonds. 80 OF the 500
bonds and the balance. or $3.50. 900, in
$1,000 bonds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
KAUAI WELL WORTH VISITING.

1t is not too late now to book for the trip to
Kauai in fact it will not be too late for several
hours
The trip is being furnished by the Promotion
Committee at a very low cost. For business
men it takes practically no time from their
necessary work; for everybody it offers splen-
did opportunity to see the famed Garden ISL
and and sample its hospitality
Join the excursion, You II find it well worth
while.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12

1t. Rev. bishop Thomas n. A.
Burke OF the Catholic diocese Of Al
bany died suddenly after his evening
meal.
The steamer Lapland left New York
carving on the forward deck two
large traction engines for trench dig
gers.
i Directors of the Aetna Life Insur-
ance company at Hartford voted to In
crease the capital stock from $4,000
900 to $6.000.000
Field Marshal Lord Roberts. who
died at the front In France while Wis
ting British troops, November n Of
last wear left On estate OF 1856. 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
SEARCH FOR FILIPINO
WHO STABBED SEVEN
At WAIPAHU IS VAIN

Juan Leon. q Filipino lahorer who
stabbed several Filiplnos and Chinese
al the Waipahu plantation store. We'd
nesday night, cansing the death o.
one. had not been captured BY . posse
Of officers early this afternoon.
A number Of city and county po-
lice has been despatched In various
directions from the plantation 20 place
the crazed man under arrest
The condition Of the men wounded
by Leon is unchanged.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
SoNE THOUGHT.

The'mayor and the board of supervisors are
to be Commended for taking up vigorously tlie
matter of an emergency hospital site, bntSisnt
the Spreckels property in the Punahou district
too far QUIT An emergency hospital should be
situated where accidents and affrays are most
frequent, and that is around the waterfront,
IwiIei and in the congested section west of
Nuuanu street.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
Iegsgs(I i, LEY lT!Q' '.j!l!!'gy

THE Star Bulletin invites free and
frank discussion in this column on all
legitimate subjects Of current interest
Communications are constantly re.
ceived to which no signature ID Ct.
tached. This paper win treat a con-
fidential signatures to letters II the
writer's 50 desire. but cannot give
space for anonymous communicar
tions.l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
hQrS'|C!,'!dl,
MQfdlOfN9

MRS. In. STRAUS and son are
leaving tomorrow morning for vista
slue % spend two week4 FAT We Haleiwa
hoteL
& CARL .HF.NRY and Nv, b. c Billy
Hopkins, well known Insurance. men
of San Francisco. v era to arrive In the
steamer Siberia this Afternoon for a
brief visit in the islands
H LINCOLN HOLSTEIN, speaker
of the last house of representatives,
who is slated for reelection to that
position. will arrive tomorrow in Homo
lulu on the Mauna Kea from his home
in Kohala, Hawaii.
CARL HENRY of the insurance firm
of Wayman & Henry, San Francisco,
and party reach Honolulu today on
the Siberia. The party was brought
here through the promotion efforts
Of the Insurance Club of Hawaii, 1t is
said.
J.. N. SHAWHAN, travelling auditor
for the treasury DEPARTMENT, departed
on the Matsenia. after a week in the
islands spent IN sfeviewing the books
of the internals revenue department.
His report on his audit of the local
Offices accounts is expected four or
five weeks hence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12

Had it not been for the pernicious activities
of the police and federal authorities, the opium
Smuggling business here might. have been de-
veloped to. even greater heights Of art than that
of the badger game. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12

Samoa also needs the aid of a generous and
sympathetic outside world. If charity begins
at home, it need not go further than the door
step to find abiect need
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12

as there anything Blinks doesn't
know" IF there is he doesn't know
it.v-C CHICAGO Herald.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12

DIR. Suns sun is rising again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12

Carnival week is drawing near How about
Your decorations!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-12
FEBRUARY IL, 1915.

some falls are mdass he happier 10 rise, I
SHAKESPEARE. "a IS -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06
Self Cultures Open Season.

The SELF Culture club If Brownsville.
which ~ 4 member u the State Fedora
tion II Women club. haS undertaken i'm
poriant community work n Brownsville
during Inc past year. Tuesday Afternoon
held wy initial meeting ~ the wear l9I5-16
w the home ~ Mr.. j. X. Bull. - l.cvcc
street.
Mr.. ". a. Graham. president VI the club.
n.runied ihr chair ~ her usual energetic
manner. and those who were present were
uivcniuuitc \ treat III the form Of IN IN
tcrc-tinu and inspiring address IN the work
M W. undertaken during the coming year.
ana IN which ~hc promised her own lah"r~
and asked thc cooperation WI the member
MI TIVE organization.
A- tho course of study ~ bc undertaken
w tho club members this year includes
early Texas history all the members arr
/ cyidcnring n personal interest. and look
forward 10 the weekly lessons IN anticipa-
iion nf much pleasure.
Mrs. Graham gave 2 lit nj helpful -u~
%rc-iinn d" the club members. and closed
with am earnest appeal for the REGULAR ai
tendance If the entire membership.
Following the opening addroS- IN Mr~.
Grnham. the club took up the business mat
tiers. Mr.. T. +. shelton. whose school
duties would mol permit II her REGULAR a.
tendance. wa~ elected an a~~nciaie mem
hcr and vll visit the club often.
Mr.. Lawrence Olm~ird read y we'll pre-
pared papcr nn "C"rtc~.' the Spanish con
mrrar. which ~hc presented WI ono WI the
series WI lessons W. early history ~ Texas
The paper va- highly interesting both III
delivery and preparation.
THE lradcr for the day. Mr.. W.. u
lure-. conducted u successful lr- on un
thr .-tumiu- uf the ~paniarl- and French
fn Town"
The club was honorrd with the attend
aucc M Mr.. Hart Hat-rll a- \ guest, and
-hr added a. the pleasure Nh the ocra IN
IN entering infn 4 Discus lem ot lhe lesson.
After ihr lr-~nn. Mr. Bull. tly hn-tr- !.
orve.l delicious retire hmcni-. \ vrfx en
iusahle nri.l hour wa rent. the club
noni.ri ha,ing trcn greatly rafirfrd
dnrir- th, ummer month";. AND hummer
.vpereuec and lrascl made an interesting
topic.
The r,i meeting ~ ihr club. I've dav
trfer; .-. vlli IVY with Mr.. 4. W I'ai rIl
rect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06
FIRE PREVENTION
DAY, OCTOBER 9
Is PROCLAIMED
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION ON
SUBJECT MADE GENERAL
THROUGHOUT STATE.
FLUES WILL BE CLEANED. AND 9TH
Err STEPS TAKEN TO PRE-
VENT WINTER FIRES.

Calm. attention to the fact that over
forty per cent Of the fires ~ Texas laSt
wear were due to defective tlucS and that
Il much larger percentage at fires were
p%rcventablc. Mayor A. .Albcrt browne,
today caused IL ~ ISSUED 4 prnclama
tion designating Saturday. tohcr =, ~
Fire Prevention Day
The fixin. al October = ~ Fire Pre-
vention DAY" il general over the state
Of Texas. following Il proclamation iS
sued nv Governor i T.. Ferguson. a Gus
tom inauguratcd six wears ago aud
which the state fire marshal SAYS has
the effect of bringing about i much bet
ter condition ia regard "a fires 10 the
fall and winter. with the arrival W cold
weather and the consequent use 81
stoves and ensuing b'azc~ ia lllc> that
have remained idle throughout The sum
mcr months and accumulated et~cS.
Fire Marh>al Martin Hanson of
brownsville TODAY H. having printed
,ircularS in English and Spanish calling
attention to the danger If fires and mr.
gin. residents 10 clean ont their fines
and remove other hazards about their
property.
MaNcr Brownies proclamation follows
The governor Of the state having
hv proclamation named The 9th Iat
81 CT her. l9l1. rs Fire Irrtra
lion Dan"
Therefore. I. rs mlSor az the city
~ Brownsville. call nn each ANIL
cry ,ne rc>idin. within the limits
of said city. to clean the tlac- ~
their Respective residences. or hu~i
ness hnu~cs. on the said aih "a, ~
l.fAI..t t4F- tt.e.IAr A..f.tp.ta..
=, public ,lut, aud ~ the : rc time
preventing i fire that mi.hi other
wise take ~
Remember that OYER fnrit la.r
cent If last wears fires w,rr inr in
defective fires and = larger /, A. emit
age of fires prcycntahlr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06
WOMEN STRIVING
FOR EDUCATION
GERMANS TAKING ADVANTAGE or
OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BY
MEN BEING AT FRONT.

Berlin. Oct. 4. Women have taken
advantage ~ never before ~ the ah>cnsc
of men from he v%aripu~ GrrLian uniyrr
stiles "a strive Tor the higher rlucatinn
that n,t 50 man, wears ago was denied
them.
burin. the last semester which feii
entirely ia peace times i.l.ia women were
registered at the various Institutions.
This number has iurttSti a. i.I.u lurin.
III past halt year. constituting u per
c~cnta.r increase nf Women Attending
German universities nl from f1l ~ SOL.
In The entire past six Wears lhr lrrccn
taec had increased nnl, -
The actual insr,3>r ~ ! ini TO nur:
beers i not ~ GREAT ~ w +. earlier wears
when the figures Jumped u, $50 ard i1~
respectively. Thr 1913 figures hnurerr
have been held down i m'whri hv "a,
ah~ctr Of the Nmrrirass. russians
English and Swiss women who clsto
marilv are rnro'lrl sui Who. during ih'
war. have been absent.
The n1mirr 1T vurrcm STUDYING med
icinc s.how> the ~Iirse~l increase. ri>in.
from ~ :. ll5O Five wears ago Their
we're i~i -. Thrr- y. -p5> y Il,
IGN phi I.u, AMI bis w 4.liu~i I'"l
80. >ilAsin. math.r.fir- a. iuf -fi
80 >'-dt'm. ~nli.ir.i i.r,. lgtin
e.: II: Lass against a7: a
y ~ inst 81: : stud
ing Theology. against ~: and T. StHdvine
rharmar, against II.
Tie ~sItlwrn ticFIilnv universities
lave suffered losses anl the prr~Sian
institutions have %etirel. in number ~;
women students The ATTENDANCE IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06

tl..-a irh rll ~ devoted
lre ip t'',,f pl citic in
pr.s ctf, l I.lsliau-. wv.
lr..rt tr.. tlr ei .Hru' clut, WV
BruN.-.llv. lpll if- r lor ilr
Var Nv tAa Lyarnct-' hsrf ~o'rl.,s
Tuesday aii rnaoi. Tla rf t- r
Shown .- .-l'rr-idcrt'~ l}sy.
utrr tr au opening tulk IN ihr ", i
Nv. George MI. ~tcll. Nlo rrc-idt n
tho Fr-t tir0 yesterday. Mr.. ~i,I
poke ol the hup ani aspirations Mt
Tine ,lah. and ms IN y plea for ihc r%ouiera
lion ut tue member in thr work outlined
for the coming year.
She was iulluNcd IAN Mr.. May H. Dua
en- with a talk un parliamentary usage
following ID with IA highly interesting Az
-rririinn ni thc Panama Pacific cNpr-i
iion. which -hr visited during the summer
lust PASSED. Ms Isabel Pierce also talked
Interestingly I'm the exposition. and rN
piuined ihc organization ot a woman
club -hr visited while ia San Diego. ,al.
Oh ilc COURSE III ha~inc--. the club nr
renin With sincere regret the resignation
ri NJ Rita Clearwater. who Was forced
t. Withdrew h.,-su~c u limited timr due tn
her ditir- in ihc public schools. Nj
tlrarwatrr'- resignation Leaves three ,a-
canrir~ VI the club membership. which IVY
limited WV thirty.
Thy htriry ua- made quite attractive
wy. tpsrlci WI white olrandcr~. TIE club
4N fN Ml
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06
WOMEN IN THE
WORLDS NEWS

Washington The equal suffrage
States where women have The ballot
viii cut quite a figure ~ The next Re
publican convention. The women will
have i representation OF - in a con
s%rniiun 1T 90 Delegates. under the ten
tati,c plans II the Republican commit
i'~ With 81 hcavN 4 pr portion Of
representatives III the Republican con
Ncntiun from states where women vote.
The pressure cNcrtcd hy woman in ma
iInnal politics il yer, decided SAYS
Miss Licy Burns. of the Congressional
lniun headquarters. The representa-
lives az an parties at the next prcSidcn
tial election viii have "a seek the Sun-
port of ncarlv l.uOl.0m women voters:
women who are kcrnlv Interested in eN-
tending the right e. vote 10 the women
Of The whole nation"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06

seattle Under the direction of MIS-.
l;uth DiNru,lc. Il City Wide Child Wei
fare Institute opened here today Dr.
William \. Nckcc,cr. professor Of child
welfare at the University If Kansas j.
conducting The work. Mrs. Nellie Burn
side. president Of the legislative Fed
Grafton. viii preside III an Important
meeting tomorrow on constructive lcgi>
latim on child welfare. Fifty women.
rr miucnt in this section Of the country.
viii address the various meetings dur
ing the week. The present sessions on
child welfare are part az the general
CAMPAIGN under way throughout the
country. in which manN Of Americas
leading women have joined
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06
SOCIAL NOTES
and Mr.. 4. n. MnrL

Wright. and Mrs. +. q. Nnri-.
Officers Mrs. George s.. ~tril. president
Mr~. e. N. tulein. yice pfr lieni MR. iii.
Il. Howard. recording Secretary aud lres,~
urer: Mr.. r.. \. r. Howard. corresponding
secretary Mr.. ". II. Dickens. parlianan
tarran: Miss Anna Kelly. librarian.
Committee CI,ir improvements. Mr..
Loew. Mr.. Dickens anal Mrs. Clark. calrn
dar. Mr.. w. A- Hv~- Mis- Mullen. Mi
Pierce. library. Miss Kelly. Mr-. Putc-uat.
Miss Bell: study. Mr.. Ford. Mr.. StclI
Ms Clearwater. education. Mr.. t. ". III.
Howard, Mr.. Barhunr. Miss Nllin.ham
The next meeting viii Ny, held October ll
Current events Will hc lhr tola, und Ais
NiiIin.pam will he ilc leAdor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06

-. Lpui> Private reports from Ger
MANY announce that Frallcin Lpnns
llcrta Won NcrSen. i cousin of the late
Mark Twain. Was the first woman -
receive the Iron Cross from the Kaiser
ia ihc present war. She j. the daughter
x. haI Gen. Henry Won NcrScn. Mhp
t1lnic "a the United States and married
y relative 4 the great American humor
f,i. nr daughter cared nothing fur the
.MA ifir Ii ihe Gcrmam capital ii H.
said. 'thnneh h"f mother WITS y leader
a rtHff eir lr~ nniil her death 4 few
' atn trrrlrin Nun NrrSrn had
n. 't Wy rtari ~ngA before the
uie irfi rt 4 a much ~
/, rr. T4 i,r~ IA
a fff m fr. t i,id In>
ia' M fht i4itt ! ,iel She
~H,,4i ihr Ffr .f Y NFf', i' .l vas =
.rr'iut 'npie,r,i in 'h ,s y was
i"r This hfsttt ie,,l thai va. f,a.>.r ,irc
grated FriHlcin won Ntr~rm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-06

MIR. =. X. Bull. worthy natron of fIf
Brownsville chapter SKI ihc order ot ihe
Eastern Star. vill attend ihc nest mr,i
~ tue grand chapier. which vlll hc h,li at
! ort Worth beginning urNt Monday. She
viii leave tor Fort Worth Saturday. lal
viii spend wv, week there. Returning H.
expects NV remain over u Houston ipr W
fcw da,~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
BACKACHE KILLS!

Don't make the fatal mistake If
neglecring what may seem ID Be .
simple little bacsache." There ISM
any such thing 1t may he the FIRST
warning that your kidneys are nor
working properly, and throwing Off
the poisous as they should. II this is
the case, go after the cause Of that
backache and do 1t quickly. or Won
may ind yourself IN the grip. Of an in,
durable disease.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM oil Can
su-es VIII give almost immediate re-
lief from kidney and bladder troubles
which may he the unsupported cause
OF general ILL health. GOLD sEFDAI.
HARLEM on Capsules are imported
direct from the laboratories in Ho1-
land, They are prepared in correct
quantity and convenient form 10 take
and are positively guaranteed ID give
prom t relief. Or your moue- will ha
refunded. Get them 81 anv drar STORE
t1- be sure to insist on the com
MEDAL brand and take 7o o-bar
Prices. 45e' soc and sI.G0-6 ADV.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21

tupity OF hearing or seeing grand OPP
era productions. overlooking the fact
entirely that many OF his audience at
tend such productions year after year
in the great musical centers. even in
Europe. and that there is scarcely a
member of the Rock Island Musical
club wHa could not have given q more
Instructive and interesting talk than
aa gave Yesterday The club officers,
I'm bringing to the city MIR. Hackett
had reason to expect that he would give
a 5ertgTe-Feejtal worth while and quite
aul Of the ordinary He is prolific
and interesting writer ON musical crit
ia5sm and has appeared before other
musical societies Of the country. He
selected the lecture on the N5belungen
Ring as his pet subject having given it
years Of Study at Bagreuth Germany,
and be has the bearing of man well
posted on things musical His recital
consisted IN telling the story of tAe
RainegoI6. giving no illustrations Of
the motifs. the tecanic of the opera,
the purposes of its composition and all
the other things raat so 90 make the
His delivery was heaitating and uncer-
tain and It was difficult TO follow even
the story Of the Opera. He did speak
briefly and interestingly of the place
oil Wagner i'm the world of art. saying
that be was the most important figure
in the art world of the Nineteenth cen
furry. coming nearest TO being q. real
genius that the human being
can attain More literature. he said, /
has been written on his works and life
than any ether public figure with the i
exception of Shakespeare and Goethe +
and without exception his UHsic is 4.
PLAYED more frequently than that Of
any other composer.
= radeemiHg feature OF the program +
was the recital Of Eibelungen Ring .
songs illustrated by splendid records
}n the v5ctroia as sung by Schumann-
|eink. Gadslzt. Martin Whitehiu and
5orlu G. B.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
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i'a-e Oh tAe seiio" ana "Lalle "e'5ll1g
N1i0fs. Win pendant #hite wedding
0el.s. 1Ae <oohs people 5ooh lheH
places. unattended. inc Rllae was IN
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l7lstits MilA II ii'-lll-i-A d itlis717Al
lisu sH9ii paL4ss tAe "oslle "Idpe1
with ta2e. me hTioat FalA was caught
WIFI a wreath OF smilaH, and the brid-
al bouquet was OF roses and lilies
OIL me valley aiief lhe informal re-
, y7p'lNn q 500. ~l7'is7 -llat lo-L ,,..
1-s 1g- e'iie'L'S' .-lsie was "1o01A5
aihtns room, "aeFe tHe veto" ana
aiming room. where me soli7W and
WhiJe 7tIeaineFa from corner TO ehah-
ueisi a"" 70 ll1e tao'z en.l7. a1'ed r.
J1e bre1ly edeeJ, "AiLe bouquets 81
ehr $sanlheInlils were a0out the room
anu o-' 'u7 'aole-
mere was q tecep -'oh -@71 evening
~ eeA seventy -Ale ana one LoA
NEE0 OF {lE tFEeHt8S OF tNe young DECnEe,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21
LECTURE
Is DISAPPOINTMENT

harleton Hackett musical critic and
writer for the Chicago Evening Post.
was a great disapp8 yesterday
on his appearance before the Rock Is
land Musical club la q Iecture-recital,
the first IF series Of complimentary
recitals 70 members OF the club. speak
ing on the Nibelungen Ring bE Richard
Wagner At least that was the subject
on which he was supposed 10 speak
but which consisted largely Of con
sul-lng MS watch for the time Of the
departure Of his train. Or UNFOLDING
the high cost OF the production of grand
opara bF the Chicago Grand Opera com
pany, IN which subject the Ioca! club
IS not vitality Interested
2r. Racket seemed 10 be 4aboring
Gnder the impression thar be was adj
dressing 8 small tann" clua oI anna
te4rs who have never had the oppor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-21

The GaiesbuTg Republican, Register
of Tuesday gives the following account
Of the marriage of q A. Reading OF
this city and Miss Winifred Mcbride Of
Monmouth local friends Of whom viii
be interested
Miss Winifred Mcbride Of Mon
mouth and G. A. Reading Of Rock Is
land were united in marriage this
morning by Rev H. A. Denton, pastor
Of the Christian church, with a ring
ceremony at the home OF tine brides
aunt, MTs- a. J. Jacque at the Colonial
Flats of tins city, iB the presence of
the brides mother and sister. Mrs. Az
drew Mcbride and Miss Mildred ME~
Bride. and other relatives.
Mrs. Reading IS graduate of the
Monmouth high school and also took a
business course i'm Browns Business
college 0f this city She has been
working at steuogvaphic work uut1
recently She is a young lady of many
friends and is held in high esteem
wherever known. She was atrired in
a beautiful travelling suit Of blue
Mr.. Readings home is in Boston,
but lie has been working in Rock
Island in the interest Of the Western
Land Securities Co, of ST. Paul MINI.
for whom he holds a responsible p9-.
sition
After a sumptuous dinner at tie
brides home in Monmouth. 203 North
u. street, where the immediate rela-
tives of the family gathered. they lett
for trip to Chicago, different points
in Michigan. and st Paul. where they
viii make their home for the present /