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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
.CHAhBER.OF COMMERCE
COMMITTEES Mn / t ARE BUSY

The committees Of the chamber of
commerce were busy yesterday morn
i9g with, several matters brought to
their attention. The advertising and
subscription committee approved the
scheme of the national guard TO solicit
subscriptions to the amount of 3d. 900,
to carry on special work desired. and
also the proposition of Mrs y! a. Rath,
chairman of the publicity, committee
of "baby Week. to solicit subscrip,
tions to the amount Of $500 for the
advanc sment Of the work.
The charities, aud social welfare com
mittee endorsed the proposition of the
women Of the Episcopal churches OF
the city to give the cherry Blossom
F'ete at the Hawaiian Hotel early
next month for the purpose Of raising
$4,000 FOR the building a home for Jap
anese girls in the city "a
The trade, commercial and Industrial
committee has recommended to the di
rectors of the chamber that they--sa
dorse the passage of the Stevens Bill
now before congress, which regulates
the fixing of the resale price Of pro
pTietary ARTICLES - -, b..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
KAUAI NEIGHBORS
RUBBER ONP'RONE
For This and Other Reasons 0tii-
tiles Commissioners WIN Make
y. r.. Investigation

Attorney James L. Coke has rente,I
the Offices formerly occupied by the
public utilities board as an entrance
room while TINT office has been SHIFTED
to the room makai of the board room
on, the top floor of the Kauikeolani
Building. ~ .tt..s...
The Offices Of the board win bc de-
serted for a few days as Secretary II
P. o'Sullivan and Coke have accom-
panied the commission to Kauai for the
further investigation of the Kauai Tel.
ephonic Company and the Waiahi Flee,
trio Company. ...a.yF1 .st
At the, last meeting Of the board 10
investigate these companies II do.
veloped that there were some rubber.
neckers on the party lines of the Kauai
company, as Wireless messages relayed
to the patrons of the wireless company
were often talked about on the street
corners. The Mutual. Telephone Com
pany, complained of these LEAKS in the
delivery Of its messages and il was ex,
planned that 1t was through no fault
of the telephone company that the, leaks
took place, but on account, of the, I'M
quisitiveness of some of the subscribers
TO the telephones who wanted to know
the news. -, 49,, (. n, nj 4.
II developed at the Investigation of
the companies that they were being
run more as an accommodation to the
public than as money.makers for the
stockholders. The electric company was
capitalized at. $4,000 and last year
made little more than 5000, while the
telephone company, which originally
had been started with six telephones
for the convenience of the plantation
on which it had been installed had
gradually grown to take In the whole
island. as from time to time one tele.
phone after another was added. II
was Incorporated in 1890 and since then
hal been, running along. without any
great Improvement being made. Some
surplus and little profit and loss ac-
count had been piled up. The surplus
was used to take care Of the plant and
make additions and requirements. No
depreciation had ever been written on,
as that was a matter Of bookkeeping
and had not been taken into consider
alton by the company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
DOCTOR J ! ] ] /. c'OF | R RECEIVES
NEW YORK APPOINTMENT

Advires from the East are that DR..
Leland D. Golfer of the Bureau of Pub
lie Health Service at Washington, has
cen appointed by Governor Whitman
to be health officer Of theNport Of New
York, at a sa'agy Of $1,000. The APP
pointmeRt IL understo, ID to have. been
confirmed by the state. senate, y5.1Gs
He was nominated on March 90 but
confirmation, was held IN. pending de.
cision as to his eligibility, ii being
claimed hegwas not resident of New
York State. lnycs igation developed
the fact that he hal ben given an in
definite leave of afssnee by surgeon
General R1pert Blue, and had establish.
ed his residence in New York State at
the Hotel Aston, in New York City.
Doctor GofeT fogla nfmbeSi of years
was head of the United States Marine
Hospital Sevice Of Hon, lulu, being sue
cecded- here by Or, f. Il. Trotter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
SUPERVISOR. HATCH LAUGHS T.
AT REPORT or RESIGNATION

Persistent reports OF, the resignation
Of Supervisor Francis NJ, Hatch vert
about ownyesterlay, Mlss Hatch, when
asked If there was; anything in, them
laughed and sail that be had hardly
begun 10 get onto the ropes. He was
cIoseted with tbs, mayor and Supervisor
Logan IN the, afternoQn pp matters Of
interest to the mpnicipality After the
conference both, the mayor and Logan
stated, theirhbslief that Hatch was one
of the most valuable acquisitions from
all points that the city had ever the
good fortune to have, s,sfl.Au,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
PUUNui TAXPAYERS 49, ID:
TO HOLD CONFERENCE

The Puunui Improrement Club mem
beers who arc active in. having Laimi
road opened out, of the district, through
to Nuua1u avenue, .hayeS inYited the
people who are opposing the. scheme to
meet with them at the residence of w
o. .BsrPhsrt, 2746 Puppui avenue, on
next Wednesday EVENING" II is pro,
posed to talk over the matter with the
protestants with a view 10 Arranging
some .amicable agrnemenLr So that the
work which is very much desired In the
district will not be held up further.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
CINCINNATI CLUB TO 's'~
GIVE CHASE A CHAN CE
(Associated Press by Federal Wirelssa.l

CINCINNATI, April Hal Chase,
formerly Of the white s6x of Chicago
who jumped tp the Buffalo Federal
fague team, will get another chance
in the big league, CINCINNATI having, az,
rnmcd his contract with Charlea Sin,
clair, The price paid for Chase was
not made public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
OAKS AND Tigers
FINALLY ABLE TO
FINISH IN FRONT

IAsSocIAted FFosS by ftuerAI WITeIobs'J
SAN FRANCISCO April Port
land was all the best with the willow
in yesterdays game with San Fran
cisco and the McCredieites had little
trouble wonning from the Seals Score
Portland !, San Francisco ,.
At Salt Lake, the 0aklanls broke
into the winning column by hitting at
opportme times in their game with the
Bees. Score-Qakland 5, Salt Lake !
At Los Angeles, Ham Patterson
watched his men outgame the Angels
in a game filed with sensational plays
and hard hitting. ScOre-Vernou j
Los Angeles A. ..-.-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
FILIPINO GETS YEAR
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Charged with highway robbery, Ill.
imo, Filipino, pleaded guilty il the
police court Yesterday morning, and was
sentenced to serve one year in prison.
lllimo was arrested "Wednesday after.
noon, by Police 0Nicer Khachi, Will"
he was escaping from the scene of his
hOldup.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
TWO MORE FUGITIVE .",."'
BOYS ARE CAPTURED

Three boys who made their escape
from the induxtrial school at Waialee,
were Capturee yesterday afternoon.
They were found in Pauoa valley by
Probation officer Anderson. OF the
eleven boys who escaped from the in
stitution Saturday, nine have been ap-
pretended. The two boys still missing
are thought to be hiding in Pauoa val,
lev. y r..sa 90. -'-.,,n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
MOVING PICTURES WILL -
BE TAKEN AT WAIKIKI

,IosOPh de Frenes, the moving picture
man, will be at Waikiki beach tomor-
row afternoon to take pictures of the
bathers and surf. board riders for the
scenes Of Hawaii that he is now pre-.
pairing. He expects a big crowd there
if the weather is good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
DUKE EQUALS RECORD
IN ONE RACE BUT is
LOSER IN TWO TWENTY

4 ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wire 4
+ u ~. WON "a less),,rat 81, ,,. 4
4 CHICAGO, April Duke p. 1
4 Kahanamolu, the famous Hawaii
4 an was . winner In, the opening
+ event Of the A. A. o. meet here 4
< last night. In the tanks of the nh. !
+ nois Athletic Club negot. ating !
4 the 100 yards In 0.54. This equals l
4 the record Of Arthur Raithel, for 4
< the indoor swim. sr -, r,,, ;
& In, the go yard dash, Kahana- 1
4 moku finished second to Perry !
& McGilliyray Of the Illinois Ath- 1
+ letic Club, McGilhvray covering !
+ the distance In 1922 rs. The rec !
4 ord for this tank Is 2:21. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
Bonds
BETWEEN BOARDS

olaa, 100, 1871; olas, 40, 10,
1925; PaG S. NJ. Co.., 100, 100, 40, 10,
10000; Pioneer, rs, 100, 10, 1880;
Waialua, s., 5. ), 20. 80, 3ldO; Waia-
lua, 90, IS, so, "a %; EVA, 81, so, 10,
32.75; Oahu Sug. CO., 10, 25. so, $500;
San Carlos, 20, so, 500; Paauhan, so,
$3.50; Honokaa IS, $l00a, $500; II.
R. T. 4 L. Is, $1,000, $4,000, i03.5o.
SESSION SALES
. Eva so, ,25. s2I5i waiaIas, IS,
iS''-''@ NOTICE
,@ Honolulu, April 4, 1915.
At q meeting OF the dice ors Of Eva
Plantation Company, hell this morning,
an extra dividend of two. per cent was
declared payable on, the 30th day Of
April, 1915. This is ia addition to the
regular dividend OF one per cent.
NOTICE ~
-, Honolulu. April @, 1916.
At meeting of the Direcl ors of the
Waiaml Agricultural Co., Ltd.,s held
this ". or ling, al extra dividend Of two
per c'nt vas declared PAYABLE on the
18th in, THIS Is in addition to the
re"ul"r. Iii Id MI of one per cent.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS. -
So" analysis, beets (no adyices).
as' Cent (Fpr Haw. Sugars $50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
CHARLEY WHlFE eGsNs.
DECISION OVER WELLS
(AssooiSttod Press by Federal wirslsss.)

VH""U0l"VUu FIV5s " FtueFRI WTeIesbI
KANSAS GlT3, April 7.--aChafley
White Of Chicago, was awarded !, the
decision over Matt Wells, Of London,
ut the enid, Of Their iftaen,r6und bout,
fought ,hsr" last night, White was
the aggressor throughout every round
aud was never in danger W..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07

pers; in Flying ), the official organ Of
The Aero Club of America, and in
Aerial Age Weekly Subscribers
are kept informed Of the progress of
this movement through the above pub
LEGATIONS and special bulletins. ,, .,..
PLEASE make check payable 70 The
National Aeroplane Fund, 207 Madison
Avenue, New York, TT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-07
rh'q.Ir,day, Arm q, lpie.
Name Of etntek.
Mercantile.
9nkar.

Alexander * JIaldwint245 1850 Y.
q. 81 eWsI d 20. 1925 l4s., 4
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21
Varnado Scene of Shocking
Crime.

Monday morning the body OF
John Mcmillan. of Varnado, was
found Isl g face down on rail
road dump near the center OF
town, having been shot thru the
hc.,1t aid lying dead thru the
whole night before the CRIME
was discovered.
Tie coroner and sheriff we're
summoned aud an inquest held,
resulting ia the arrest of Mason
Magee charged with the murder
The evidence was purely c]rcum'
stantial as there was no witness
to the shooting, but Sheriff Bate
man brought Magee to the par
ish jail on the charge brought by
A. Justice of the Peace, and the
accused it is said will call for
speedy preliminary trial to Oh
tain bond.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21
Interesting Statistics.

In a recent arithmetic test
sent out by the state authorities
it was found that of ISL pupils
enrolled in those grades in our
parish there were 695 who took
the tests aud of that number 2o7
made 100 per cent aud the aver
age time occupied in doing the
work was g. minutes. This is
the first test Of the kind given
the schools and proved a sur
prise in more ways than one
Our progressive superintendent
hopes that by giving these tests
from time to time that greater
rapidity as we'll as accuracy vii
be obtained in making the ordl
nary calculations used in every
day experiences.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21
FrankIinton, La, Dec. Fl, 1916
Do It NOW 4!
PAY YOUR POLL. TAX

Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with a few doses of 666.
Complete line of fruits, nuts
and candies, at Scott-Love Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr we're
Crescent City visitors Saturday.
Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry
The most complete line in town
al Darlington Drug Store, Inc.
F. B. Bateman and W. H..
Bickham spent Monday in New
Orleans.
BUB.MY.TISM- Antiseptlc
Relieves Rheumatism, Sprains,
Neuralgia. etc.
Mrs. 0. H. Carter and Miss
Stella Magee spent Monday al
ternoon in Bogalusa.
Andrew Nelson of Hackley ,
was in tawn Monday and while
here made US an appreclat1Ve
call.
DON'T buy your Christmas
presents in the jewelry line by
mail order, but buy them from
US just as cheap and get your
money back if the quality. does
not satisfy,-Ideal Drug Store
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21

Anything you want in the
jowelry line at Ideal Drug Store.
w. J. Dobson. of BOgclusa,
spent the week end with his
family here.
Our line of Jewelry will fit
every pocket book.
Babington's Drug Store, Inc.
Messrs. R. D. aud NJ. F. Ma
gee spent Sunday and Monday
in New Orleans.
Get Jour prices on groceries
and feed stuffs before placing
Iyour order.
Scott.Love Co.
Little Eleanor Dunn, who has
been il! for the past ten days is
improving rapidly now, being
able to attend school today.
If you want to give anything
in the. jewelry line for a Christ
mas present, don't fail to sec
our display-Ideal Drug Store
Mr.. Hayes of Julia spent last
weekend here with Mrs. Hayes
and daughter FL 'zabeth. In fac
Mr.. Hayes expects to make
Franklinton his headquarters
while winding up the affairs o:
the Julia Lumber Company
which will take him severa
months.
When it is hard for you to sc
loct that Xmas present, and tina
other party owns an automobile
YOU will surely reach their hear
if YOU will give them sometbin;
useful about tOat car.
Paul E. GreenlaW.
Dealer in Automobiles at
Accessories
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21
Garner Recaptured
and Disposed OF.

The notorious Garner, who,
while awaiting trial here last
winter, on a charge of forgery,
broke jail and made good bis
escape, was recaptured last week
at Philadelphia, Miss, and
brought back to Fraokl'uton
He plead guilty to, the charg
and Sheriff Bateman carr ed hin
to Baton Rouge Saturday to be
gin q three'year term,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21

STRAYEO-From my farm
four miles north of FranklintOn,
about May 18th, one light bay or
mouse colored horse mule colt;
one and one-h half years old, and
branded with letter P. on left
shoulder; small to it's age. Find.
er will be liberrlly rewarded.
A. G. Magee.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21

Oscar Laird Of Bogalusa spent
Sunday here with friends.
Don't forget our large variety
of Useful Xmas gifts.
Babington's Drug Store, Inc.
Miss Enmie Bond left Sunday
for Covington, where she goes to
spend the holiday season with
Mrs. Jessie Mccormack.
Don It forget the hour. Be in
our store at $50 with your tick
cts and get prize, Dec. %.
S. H. Burris. Inc.
Drs. Frederick and Smith OF
New Orleans spent last week
with Judge Carter hunting.
! All accounts paid by Dec. %
will be given tickets which you
can't afford to miss.
Burris Bros. Ltd.
Misses Nancy Springfield and
Ethel Foil who are teaching at
Varnado have closed their school
and vii be home thru the ho!i-
days.
All persons holding tickets or
range and doll will please be
; pre sent with them at our store
on Saturday, Dec. 23rd, at 2:3(
D. m.-Scott-Love Co.
A handsome Bungalow Suite
will be given away at 100 Satur
day, Dec. 23rd. Be sure to b'
on time.
Y Burris Bros. Ltd
Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Brock G
$ McComb City, are the fond par
, euts Of a third girl, born to then
last week. Little NJ ISIS Dora i
}, fine and healthy and bids fair t
bring as much sunshine into tn
home as each of the other littl
daughters has done.
Hub Donald, who robbed tn
- Adams barber shop at Angi
r. last week, was captured an
lodged in jail here Saturda!
This is another one of Missi'
sippi's refuse citizens and "
It sure our sister state will rejoic
S with US in the capture of bot
It these objectionables. (Garne
e being the either Mississippian
. Sheriff Bateman and deput'e
u did another good piece Of wor
I, Friday when they captured u
Al Wexford, the negro who robbie
W. E. Outs store at Mt. Hermc
= more than a week ago. Grain
1t Fortenberry's store also VI
}, robbed Sunday night, and viii
TT the bloodhounds from Cryst
g Springs ware put on the ira
no arrests have been made
vet. Tais robbery was a b
ID haul" as a great quantity
$. goods we're stolen.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21
Meeting of Grand
Jury Postponed

The date of meeting Of the
Grand Jury has been changed
to January Is, 1917. Court will
convene the first MOI lay Of the
new year as formerly announced.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21

Mrs. Morgan and Children are
visiting relatives in B!0okhaven.
Mrs. II. e. Smith Of Hack(ey
spent Monday with Mrs. H. d.
Bickham.
Fuerst & Kraemer Candies in
Xmas boxes.
Babington's Drug Store, Inc.
Mrs, jim Sones C Angie spent
this week here with her sister,
Mrs. J. e. Bateman,
Before buying Jewelry, see
our $1,000 line.
Babington's Drug Store, Inc.
Come and see our line of Mems
Pants and Boys Suits. The
best in town at 81 to Sc.
S. H. Burris, Inc.
Dr.. j. L. Brock and son Rob-
ert, Burt Brock and Robert
Bateman spent Sundry at Brock.
dale.
All December accounts paya-
BILE Jan. 1st, if paid by Dec. 23rd
will receive double amount of
tickets.
Scott-LOve Co.
Mrs. O. B. Magee of Bogalusa
came Wednesday to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Darlington.
} We have a line of jewelry that
|
is "A and Is karat solid gold,
quality guaranteed or your mon
ey back.-Ideal Drug Store.
} RAW FURS WANTED-I pay
| cash price for fur skins. Write
me or call at my home. Beer
: in business ten years,
} Iva 0. Lang, Franklinton. r. 2
: Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. OFT ant
little daughters, Gretchen anc
\ Elizabeth, motored to Mt. Her
mon to sped the weekend at Mr.
5 outs old home.
Do all your Christmas shopping
here and save every ticket til
100 Saturday, Dec. 23rd, TO
, that handsome Bungalow Sc
would delight anybody.
. Burris Bros. Lite
i Miss May Booty was marie
! last Monday to Mr.. Cocoa {
Donaldsonville, and after a te
o days spent at the Great Soutl
# ern Hotel in Covington the coup
came up here to spend the hol
- day season with the brides pa
. ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson Boot
y Mr.. and Mrs. Cocoa will lea'
! early in the New Year for Chic
Z 20, their future home.
x Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Smith
/ Hackley moved back this WEI
K to their old home at Poplarvjl
4 Miss. Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith ha
< been valuable additions to t
< Hackley community and will
K greatly missed, but their Was
\ ington Parish friends foll(
4 them into their new home WI
K best wishes for their future ST
4 cess and prosperity.
q Mrs. Lorena Workman, Wort
q Grand Matron of 0. b. S., '
q be with Noble Queen Chap
4 No. As, or Tuesday the Goth
q 10a m, for the purpose OF
a initiation and for the installat
a of officers as well as her Off
d visit. All members will pie
q be present. We are to have
= ner at the Restaurant so if it
y convenient, notify Mrs. III
a Burris or Mrs. P. B. Carter
a later than Sunday whether
a not you can be present, so
4 plates may be reserved.
II
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-12-21
Notice, Book Lovers

Anybody may read Wav-
erley Club books by pay
ing ten cents per book.
Call at the Era-Leader Of
flee and see the collection
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-09
HOW MUCH is
MADE ON A FARM !?
J. Phil Campbell, Director Extension
Division College OF Agriculture.

At a recent conference of county
agents in farm demonstration work
held at the College of Agriculture, in
struction was given each agent as to
how to figure profits of farm. This
information, in turn, is to be impaired
to Georgia farmers. Blank forms for
collecting the necessary data is pro-
vided each agent OF course, it is not
expected that county agent can at
once become an expert in dispatching
this kind of business, but it is the be-
ginning of what it is hoped will result
in a business system for every farm
in Georgia.
Without knowing where the leaks
are, farming is haphazard, if not an
Improbable, business. Proper account.
ing should show every cent of profit
and loss of every crop, or animal, or
any transaction on the farm.
The College of Agriculture, through
its farm management workers, and by
the aid of the county agents, can do a
great deal toward setting farmers upon
the right road to the most profitable
farming. If the information asked for
is supplied, then they will be able to
figure out where profits are made and
where losses. Farmers in the state
VINO are approached for farm manage
tr,Fs.
the opportunity to give it, since it will
mean information that will probably
put them in the way of prosecuting
their work along the most profitable
lines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-09

voted by Eatoton, Newman and
Winder, Ga.
Construction contracts have been
awarded as follows:
Apartment house, Atlanta, Ca; bank
buildings, Campbellton and Mariana,
Fla; bridges, Chambess county, Ala,
and Waycross, Ga; church buildings,
Moultrie, Ga, and to be enlarged,
Gainesville, Ga, and Leesburg, Fla. !;
cold storage plant Blackshear, Ca;
dispensary building, Birmingham,
Ala; factory buildings, Spartan burg,
s. c., and Russellville, Ala; hotel and
store building, Tampa, Fla; school
building, Yazoo City, Miss; sewers,
Dunedin, Fla; theatre building, Charl-
eston, S. C.
Ice and cold storage plants will be
established at Jasper, Ala, and Jesup,
Ga; lumber plants will be established
al Livingston, Ala, near Meridith,
Miss, and at Pierson, Fla; laudry at
Dalton, Ga, and peanut oil mill at
Midland City, Ala"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-09
AMER|CUS OFFICE
TUPIC IN ARTICLE

The Southern Telephone News,
monthly publication for the employees
Of the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Co, contains an interesting
mention of the Americas telephone Of
fee and it's operators in the March is
sue.
Pictures include some of the traffic
force and the operating room of the
local office. The ladies in the picture
are Mrs. Essie Smith, Miss Ruth Suber,
Miss Mabel Galloway, supervisor; Miss
Willie Crabb, Miss Eva Owens, Miss
Sadie Weeks, Miss Orrie Cloud, Miss
Mary K. Livingston, Miss Winnie c.
Hill, Mrs Corrinne Tucker, chief OPP
orator; Miss Christine Argo, Miss
Rena Suber.
The following article by Arnold
Weels, district traffic chief, of Albany,
appeared in the March publication:
I'm Mr.. Browns address before the
employees in the Atlanta Office who
had met to receive their service record
badges, he mentioned that it was in
Americas, Ca, that he first became
associated with the company.
ut will probably be source of graf
ification to him to know that out of
the thirteen traffic employees at this
office, six were recipients of the tokens
of appreciation of loyal service that
the company at his suggestion, has
given to us. OF these six, two received
ten year pins and the rest received five
year pins.
"The average term of continuous
,service at this Office is approximately
five years and three months, which, we
believe, is good when we think that
with our operators we have not only
! to offer inducements that must be Of
fered male employees in the way of SAL
aries and comforts, but bust compete
with that prepared" warrior, Dan
Cupid
ut is needless to say that our SER
vice at Americas is service that we are
proud of and we feel always that we
mist keep Mr.. Browns Office up to the
very highest standard.
Following is a list of the employees
who received the badges at Americas,
together with their various terms OF
continuous service:
Mrs. Essie Smith, twelve and one
half years; Alice Smith, ten years; Or