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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Ilcl MARKET HAS DAT
o. MARKED AlCTIMIY
Irasiing Was In Few spccsaIties Hold
ing Lathe Public
Interest
CRISIS MAY FOLLOW cYMRlc
Thas Fear Appears 10 Isc Holding
Traders In Uncertainty Motors
Chevrolet Makes Another fftgh
Record
~ RRnAnaN WALL.

New York MAY ie-~~Wfth the nN-
reption of a few specialties In which
there is little public interest The
stock market was without action to-
day Traders were withheld by un-
certainty of conditions on the MeNicap
border and hy fear that another
crisis might develop from the Cymrie
incident. Speculative Wall Street busy
In the cotton market in which new
high records were made FOR the move
n,eli Rock Island stock was the
most active feature OF the day, bot
clpsed with a slight NET loss the
various committees Of stock and bond
holders were understood IL approach
Ing = xeti4efrs nF,t--A- d@Anlte alAn has
nee "A arranged and al announcer fRt
~ due for substantial assessment AMI
FOR 3 nev. security which placed aat ad
Of r. deienturcs.
\ activity in Washington Of a
committee Of minority stockholders rs
not taken seriously. American Beet
Sugar and AmeriCaG SHgsJ were both
strong No Information was forth
f~,s1fn~ to account for the fpoVeme "a =,
hat in Beet Sugar The buying Was 'or
fhe account ot people who are con-
fsaence of dividend ip Inc autumn,
The are taking materially AiGhcr
PRICES and don't want any market
following vet
Except Chetrelet. which male
another Nigh record motors were
quiet Earnings Justify dividend in
cieases haf directors feel that iaay
Fnssa Rave u line on next years hnsi-
aess before gnakin liberal d'strHu-
teens,
To Cars of large Mileage.
An Important feature Of The auto.
mobile business is that he lgh l'ri c-
n FaSFftTIe has turn Il attention UF
ahe Ynbitc to cars thai make large
mileage per gallon Companies pro-
ts4r8ng these are increasing thetr
@sa les and OF necessity must tnei'
their factory facilities Sugar airee-
tors hesitate about dividends tor II
Tho war should end there would be- in
a year. AN enormous sunpiy Of sugar.
rssg earnings can he counted On only
80 long as fghting continues Pea Q
an the other hand would probably
increase the business Of the automo-
bile eoinTT1nies hec5hose of IN" e1or-
NOUS replacement of machines that
s,rfii be reaaed in F9fepe ana because
fnp reduced ensJ nj operation result
snE frosn an en- ] u the uTgtui war ok
ports ~ rasoliac would reduce the
pftre and encourage purchase of cars.
Wall street brokers are preparing
for peace by getting np lists of stocks
that win he affected both favorab ly
and adversely Munitions Of course,
head the adverse LIST. although some
are Ia the other Automobiles head
tte favorable list Nearly all AmeHs
can manufactures companies are
looked upnu az purchasers in the
event Of peace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

colt have been taught ito eat grain be-
fore weaving is attempted. Oats have
always been preferred by horsemen
for young colts. They are undoubtedly
superior to any other single grain.
The colt likes a mixture or a variety
OF grains and will thrive best on such
a ration. He re,ishes corn, and it may,
wen be fed as part of the grain ration.
1t may be said that corn contains a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Appeal and supc-sclcas Grained.

Appeal and supersedeas were
granted with bond fixed at $500. by
the State Supreme Court of Appeals
TO Laura r.. Agnew and others against
the New Washington Brick Company
and others. The appeal was from the
CiTcuit Court Of Alexandria city, in
which petitioners claim they are ag-
grieved by final decree entered May
z, 1918, IN favor OF the brick Conn
pany. The case involves the settle
mert of equity in the property of
the brick company--the plant and
some &c acres or land at Arlington
In Alexandria County
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

New York May lA-~Call money
opened t,e, cent nigh, "a low, re
ueyxa1s 2 ruling rate. 2 last loan, "a
Inactivity characterized the mark II
fei. time money. bidding was light,
gazing to the dull state Of stock trad
Ing. white lenders were rot disposed TO
sffysF Iii AIRY QuantitY. Rates were 3
per cent for sixty days and ninety DAYS.
} per cent to 3a per cent for four
months 50 12ia for aTe and six
tsyonthg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Hastings Court.

Ross Elliott. coiored charged with
assault and battery was given thirty
-Siaes in issf
Marie Wilson, colored, charged with
woundjng, was acquitted.
Robert Richardson. coiored. charg-
ed with taking a pair of shoes from
Lillian Carter. was acquitted.
James johnson, colored, charged
with beating Sarah Bailey was given
ten days in Jail and fined SIS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
COURT DENIES NEW TRIAL
TO CONVICTED STORE BREAKER

The State Supreme Court of APP
peais yesterday refused writ of error
in the case of Landon Carter, who
was sentenced March 2s last by the
Circuit Court of Lancaster County to
one year in the penitentiary for store
- Carter was charged with
having broken into the store OF James
Pinkard and having stolen goods OF
value in excess of $500 on October
Is, 1915
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Police Court.

William Epps. colored, for taking
lot Of, brass from the Richmond
Forging Company, was sent to jail Cor
ninety days.
number of persons charged with
having unlicensed dogs were sum
moned In a number of instances the
defendants We're required to secure
licenses at once. while others, who did
not appear In7st0uTt, were SUMMONED
To appear today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

View York. May io.--In the local con
per metals market the demand was re-
ported 10 be a little easter. but quota
tions rAnsined arn uaisr the soid-up
condition OF the reHBers, Some sales
Of August were reported at 2aiac, bat
leading agencies held firm AZ 2sa c.
London quoted spct and futures cop
per at gain Of i0s Tor hoth4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Law and Eouttv Court.

Judgment by consent was rendered
in this court yesterday in the case oil
for $500.
The case of r. S. Anderson against
the city of Richmond for $4,000. is
still being heard Arguments were be-
gun yesterday afternoon. and it is be-
lieved the case win go to the jury to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

Kew York. May I0.---ln cottonscei
oil some local and Southern selling re-
sui.e I'd in early dullness. The market
-4.s.-iA- b. tee fI.+i
demand and on less favorable cotton
crop advfces General sentiment was
tuIligh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
WEAVING THE FARM colt.



To wean ! colt appears to b simple
matter. It is simple - many 40 Il yet
the very low degrcsSof success that =
shown on many farms ~ their nm,
thrifty colts L. evidence that there h
something wrong or that thers = soms-
thing lacking. writes ]. p. ,McCartnay
OF Purdue university experiment ~
ton. Often In I few weeks during
weaving time the youngster changes
from the growing, sleek. milk fat colt
to a stiff haired and unthrifty. stnnted
individual. The colt II properly cared
for need lose but littie Of his flesh,
bloom and spirit
Grain must be used az the milk Ii
taken away. 1t 10 necessary that the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

In the opinion Of experts the pro-
hibition of the expectation OF Per-
cheron horses from France will
greatly stimulate tho demand for
that breed In America. It therefore
behooyes breeders OF heavy drafters
In this country to make the most
Of their opportunity. The stallion
here shown 10 Percheron-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
u. 6. Circuit Court Of Appeals.

THE United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconpened this morning at
10 o'clock with Circuit Judges Pritch-
ard Knapp and Woods. and District
Judge Johnson in attendance.
Case argued today:
No. 1879. Sam Wolf and Benjamin
Wolf, plaintiffs in error. VS. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Building Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
building permits to the following per-
sons:
George w. Mayo. To build brick
garage in rear 2216 Beverly Street, to
cost sf25
y, j. Davis, to build brick garage,
rear Of $500 Floyd Avenue. to cost
ST coo
w, $. Green to repair six frame
dwellings, 100000 Brookland Park
Avenue. to cost s352.
Rebecca Fl. Ingram, to repair brick
dwelling, 527 North Fourth Street, to
cost 400
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

New York May to.~Rsw sugar WIS
aaist and steady tedasl Close. Centfi-
fBs.;sl. 80 tett. s52c, molasBes 80 test,
ATS. Refined unchanged,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
amotnsions Furnished by Wood1a o
Seaft. Co7ausiSst Merchants.
LIVE POULTRY

Richmond. Va. May To- 1915
The wholesale market from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
nrcnmoNp ruu1r nAn.1nr.

Wholesale quotations furnished by thu
Blaiock Fruit and Produce COB
Richmond, Va. May H. 1916.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Open. High. Low. Close.
isT14 l2fh I27 I273
~ 10 5SM Tx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11

LoRIDA VEGETABLES.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01
EDITOR
AMERICAN RED CROSS AT WoRKAT HOME.

Though busy with large tasks in the European and
Asian war-fields the American Red Cross has begun
lately important work at home. The Red Gross has
undertaken supply comforts and necessaries to me
national guardsmen the Mexican border and 70 THIS
end has established receiving stations nearly all the
large Pacific coast cities where supplies and contribu
tons are received These supplies are TO be shipped
to the border where they will be distributed through
the Red Cross agents. s. zs,,s
Under recent proclamation OF President Wilson
all supplies and comforts for the gardsnet must pass
through the Red Cross For this reason the society
has established receiving stations IN all the chief cities
of tile country Appeal is being made for reading
matter games, comfort bags, pajanras cotto, socks
towels pipes tobacco cigarettes electric fans for base
hospitals chewing gum, chocolate m tins, hard cam
dies, coffee, evaporated cream Canned fruits and a
thousand other articles. 4sf
Pamphlets have been sent ont in which the articles
desired are described and the method of making the
hospital supplies most needed.
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RIsking A Reputation

-.
Honolulu IS justified in vigorous protest to Wash
ington against the discontinuance of federal medical
inspection for vessel arriving here from Pacific coast
ports
The arguments for and against this inspection are
too welInown TO need repetition. The Star Bulletin
recited them when the suggestion was made recently
before the Promotion Committee that this safeguard
to the public health should be swept away 1t appears
that the Il s Public Health Service in Washington
would discontinue the inspection only on American
vessels arriving from american ports the Pacific,
but since fhese arrivals constitute the bulk Of passenger
steamers touching here the main safeguards against
the admission of dangerous disease viii be. il not
wholly broken down, at least very much weakened.
Hawai- has no more potent argument in building
up great tourist traffic than the assurance that these
islands are free of disease-scouges In tropical and
sub-tropical countries eternal vigilance is price OF
health This port has foughtlfor many years to win.
establish and hold not only the reputation Of being
clean port bpt the reputation Of bei,s yigant port
a well guarded port.
II Is arephtation worth keeping. One or two in
stances 81 Inconvenience to passengers caused by this
medical Inspection and one or two incidents of alleged
discourft md oyer-ofciousness on the part Of the
examines c,tsed cry to be raised against the sys-
tcm I1too<enience and dscourtesy may be
remedied nj short time. but once LET epidemic dis
ease Sc /,oasln here on some ship, and il viii take
ten years to remedy the harm done Hawaii. It win
cost year, tfort and an untold amount Of money to
redeem he reputation we have secured and have de-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01
CANDIDATE HUGHES AND THE PLOT
TIERS.

Democratic orators and Democratic papers have
been twitting Candidate Hughes because he has been
pledged the support Of German American organiza-
tons and has been given the praise Of German amer,
lean citizens since his nomination. 4
The twiters have tried TO make political capital out
of this, declaring that Hughes had won such support
bysiience upon the issue of professional hyphenism
They obviously sought to create the impression that
the Republican candidate subordnatng patriotic con-
viction to political expedency would not denounce
nneutral plots in the United States as President VIII
son has denounced them.
The Carnegie Hall notification ceremonies last night
afforded Mr. Hughes his first opportunity for speech
upon the big campaign issues How he seized this
first opportunity is shown in the following
extract from the speech: -, 80 So Z:
We denounce III plots and all cohspf acies formed
in the United States in tbs interest 81 any foreign
countries We regard it utterly ihtolerabe that
our soil should be made the breeding place of such
alien intrigues Every American must unreservedly
Condemn these pfactises and must rally to tie support
Of the government in any efforts il may make 70 sp
press them. s
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NARROW ESCAPE ON
RIM OF 0LCAN0 IS
THRILLING EXPERIENCE

TO discover that their automobile:
was hanging over the ed1e Of the
crater and that they themselves had
ali but dropped over the precipltous
brink for = fall Of hundreds Of feet
was the terrifying experiences q Da.
xid Forbes. manager 81 the waiakea
mill and Francis N sNanzy d Thso.|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01

Is Davies q Company. according 70
adyices received from HiiO.
Fnrhss ana 9Napzx Refe dfi1iye
near the sulphur banks beyond the
Volcano Houis when they became en-
yeloped ii smoke pfuceeding they
lost direction until their car suddenly
stopped and they discovered that the
wheels were over the edke and the
contact Of the axel with the ghgund
had stopped the car. The machine
was rescued BY Robert r kLAnge OF
H0ffschlaegef q Company. s who:
CHANGED to drive near By.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01

To the rapidly growing roll Of crimes attempted
crimes with deadly weapons there were added two
new entries yesterday that Of japanese woman and
the jealous lover who shot her and then himself Two
more good arguments for the passage Of territory
wide law rgdly restricting the purchase Of weapons
and permits to carry them The law cannot be pass
ed until the session OF the Legislature next spring but
the board Of supervisors by ordinance help mat
tiers IN this city and county. go
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01

Once more the immigration bin with its venerable
eraeytes provision has gone into the congressional
pigeon-hole There win be plenty. Of excuses that
measures vital to the country had to take prece
dence but part Of the reason for its sdetracking is
that the Democratic party is always unable to get
through public business with efficiency and despatch
Its congressional leaders are not men O.. action.
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dom with his molasses contracts.

Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD v. GEAR.
the former the son of Mr.. and Mrs..
A. y. Gear, arrived on the Wilhelmina
today. They are here Tor honey;
moon visit
MRS. HELEN NJ. HELVIE. superin.
tendent Of the Bishop Museum. leaves
IN the Lurllne tomorrow for Califor.
mia where she WIN spend two
months vacation
r. o. MATHESON. editor Of the
Advertiser. was caller yesterday
upon the secretaries Of war and In
terror and the postmaster-general, &C.
cording TO mainland advices.
]. H. FISCHER OF the anti-t6bereulo.
sis bureau 81 the board OF health, re-
turned to Ms office today rather
shaly but still In the ring, following
. minor operation for an old trouble.
TAX ASSESSOR CHARLES +.
WILDER win return from the Bic Is
land. where he has been passing his
vacation q lKilauea Volcano, at :
O'Clock Friday morning. August 4.
says q letter received BY his deputy.
Arthur w. Nicely. today.
RUDOLPH STEIN. detective and
German. Russian and French inter
prefer IN Captain McDufie's depart
ment, returned IN the SonOma from
9 months visit ct various places In
California
/ CHARLES NJ HITE, whose reslgna,
fIUn IS clerk IN Circuit Judge Whit
ney's court becomes effective tom6r.
row. VIII leave for the mainland in
the transport Sherman next Friday
q m ten secure transportation. HIte
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01

| WAmHNlkM
CHARLES II HITE fcertsiniy
an IN love with Honolulu. aud when I
/; finish my law course down IN MissIs-
sippi I'm coming right hack here.
JOHN Al. DOMINiS: don't think
Reno has q thing on Honolulu when Il
comes TO divorces. one1 day has
been the record for July, and I expect
there viii be just as many next month
HARoED GODFREY The mem
hers or the Kamehameha Alumni Aeso,
citation are well pleased with the ape
pointmenf of Charles 3. King IS 4 trus-
tee OF the Bishop Estate II viii
mean q lot 10 have q gfadnate Ct ka'
mehau16ha on the board.
PHILIP C. HALL, tourist agent,
Young Hotel. Summer tourist travel
10 the islands this season 10 . great
deal larger than usual. An the hotels
are enioying better business And m.
dications are that IL will continue IN.
til the winter season starts. !.
David KALAUoKALAllI, city
clerk: Appropriation for sit months
supplies for my ONCE Ii only US,
and with but one month gpne have
had to spend $50 for printing weekly
report forms for dealers N AFeernns.
Hard lines.
b. i - - -
IN. l.. MACKAYE. secretafy anti.
tuberculosis bureau. board d health:
When q tuberchIar patient thinks he
is cured becatiNe he. feels better Ne
put sample Of his sputuln under the
microscope, and 4 We Ind AR tnpfN
cuiosis germs back he goes Tor more
treatment. The &. b: bug en- be
easily seen. through our instrument
JOHN GRACE; It Il to b hoped
that Harold Giffard's horse, Fur.
long, arrives IN time for the SeDtsIps
Der messing, Rs this entry u certain
to create much excifement here. -
Reno the horse Is wen liked, and the
showing made against Scarlet 08ka
tends To- make him - iAybfite Tor
the autumn events q Kapiolsnl .PArk
- --------- 81 ~ - ss
w. T. GARDEN, deputy city ~
toyney: Every persor who owns IRE
arms or ammunition should Ferott the
fact to the city clerk The law says
that possession as. veil sa pnfchaAe
shall be reported. The penalty for Ytos
IAfion is $500 niie or BIZ months
imprisonment or boths u ie 70 pe
enforced from now on. q. Il /
Z 49, q !.
..ROLLA * THOMAS The eFoh49
the island hike which 70 beng Haee
by the boys q the summer se1pol g
the " M. isssprOvin9 itq: g
popular e. the sNofd reaches ~ tntt
they are al having = good time n5
the trip. II u certain that thefe Wl III
BE q large number 70 make the tFik
to Kauai after the Oahu hike y com.
pleted. -: AZ =, :.s.
q 10y s : rs -
IF. EUENESS, Enfla and &
long Way from Itpke ~ y 4cH0'
inlu., and II couldht tf 3 way siEom u
tie islands when Is ots - tsr West !.
San Francisco Very little is nsafu
OF Hawaii u England but pub Hel54
Of the islands becomes more Qotlces
|. abie Is one travels towards them -
/ New York little was said about tR<N
| but on the Pacihc Coast you can 49,
| little else In the travelling hne ex
cept seO 10 Honolulu
TOM MERfE: ii brings me fair.
=, -. ~, n, !. 1fa Acx1rna Eahf9nIlelt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-01

Germany recital Of the great conquests by the Cen
trail Powers since the war began makes Il ali the more
obstinate Of the Allies not to conclude peace on Teuon
terms!
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i yIIal sIAfIs7iss
LOqE--ln Ho1ol6ips July 3. ISIS. 70
Nj. and Alrs. J. n. Love q va
pahu. Oahu, = daughter.
LAIjln HonoluIu. July - 1915. tol
Mr.. and 1Irs Bay Kan. LaI Of 1o3s
Pua lane, Palama. daughter Vic
let Lai Ing.
LI--I1 the Kkbiolahi Maternity Home.
Honoiulu. July 81 1916. % NJ. aud
MrA II Kis Slang Of this city. =
daughter.
ON-m Honolulu. July IS; tsle. 10
Nh and Ms. Charles YIN On Of
: .l057A Asylhm road, KAiihi. H.s0p.
NISHRtBRA--In Honolulu. July 3.
1916. to M. and Mrs,. Seitaro Nishi-
r,nr4 Of First Avenue. KaipaAi. =
.OKAlfOTO-ln Hpn6lnlu. July IS.
1916, To NJ. and Mrs. Kusuhide okar
{ motto Of 1875 Asylum road. daugh-
ter-TamaEo. -,4, &
KHtEGER In Honolulu, July ~.
sts$e. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n
Kfuegef of 1913 Puma lane near
Pauoa road. dauSh ter E1eennf.
-BEfRIE-In Honolulu. July g. 1876.
: to Nj. and Mira, Eetter Petrie q
NlIbann ynlle1..S dankhtef.
tHARREI11in Honolulu July 81,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Her.
ren Of 1e5 KeaES street. 8 A&ughter.
2 - = = 81 ,5Sks = -
MANFRED
IRIOFfARDSON pERGSTROM - IN
: Hon6lulu, July 81. 1916, Ernest &.
Rfehardsoh and Mrs. Kathleen HerG
sftorn, Rev. ahmdel =. Kau1Aiopili
assistant pastor Of the Kau6hkspill
church. Palama, officiating; vito
nesses Arnold B. u. Richardson
and Miss Elizabeth X l6ea.
LAnDNT-JAtfEe In Honolulu, July
Sc, 1916, Edward HenrY Lamont and
Miss Frances Isabelle {tnb6s Kev.
Henry Pratt Judd, SeeFetery Of the
HAWeiilh Evaneelieal Association.
0fiiciatinN; WIN s1tsA. r HiGyl
Eing and Mrs. Ida IfNips
sE0NG LEQNG I'm HoPoiplu, July -.
1915. Ian Mar elbnE sgS .. tQ|
MgIy HD Lfoue, ake 20 1gefemon1
peEl1rmed sby keY. Normat g
sekenck WItnesses zap Fons apd
/ Huen Put !. 8 . l.s
B. - nikoI Z = ~
AcLEflNAN-1n Hpnsluln. July 81
1af6. nr. Donaid. MeEennan sof 1877
Kekal6 street. married, physician. q
native 81 Ha1deck. care HfefS6.
Nnvx Scotia. ESnsda. SIS syeSrS old.
sBJIMEzIn the Oahu 1nsane 1Syluni,
Ho1olulu July 81. fct6. Euhf Chuck
!. al e fkis i city 'unnkrfied. banana
I ulanfersa nafive OF China sfytafs
oId = 4 = -
/ YCEf1fsr@fr Hon61filf sIilYi 81. Hofo.
Kan ~ S5til6f Mr. ana 1(rs. Yong
nihsfsol NINA nltktE nSat Vine.
ysr1 s yesfsa s . & 4nonft 8 DID.
RODRiGEESrkI1. Hon6ihI1 JulE eDsl
& d IN the infant son a MI md M
ls1heI RodfIu,Ss Ill < 3 elishI - I
IV33osd. Kahn. iSs n5onf31s ind1ie
dtyf OF. ~ 81 -, &C. q
HkEUkfANf-.7n ffcnnlhlu tnl1 80.
l6lR, Mn. Uni xSfos Haiusl ma 81.
Morris lane. pSisG1s = .natiVel 81
Bl(S2 tbs islSna eblvETr. soid. 81
-CNBNG5-Th,. Hon 5lllu. iii. Sd. i9i6
Nh Chung Slnes Of Chung ffo0n
inflS.. s1afitS u; China. g Fksrs
nontls ana. days sold a. Z; 4
III : H0KoliI & Iiii1< %
siDIE Teuxic- ior 81 M. and M
Toyoichf sobayaSki saf 1850 F6lf
street. : month"; and 81 days Old.
SHfOTl-In Honoh,lu.. july 90. 1915.
Yokiko. danrhter Of N. and NJ
Ichimafsu :ehfota 81 KSDahula roaI.
Inionfh ana Il DAYS oId.
RIPTIaTA -Ih fhe oahu Inaana Az.
Inn Honol,,lu INV q 1s1S NTs
knfonia Hanfista ~ fibues KsnSt
:. S nstive a. fl3e eialsnd- a. Madsirs.,
RnrtmeaI q vssrs 'i,id' 8 Is. s s =
Kiln 'fhe Kakiolani Nrfernitv Tsor,x
/, t4onoi,in s. Iaiz a. iais ~ IL f,ys;
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John 6. B. Cameron, Americans !.
Emma O'Brian. Part.HRWaiial
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viii enter the University Of Missis.
sippi for a years course in law.
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CHARLES y. HITE: ceEtsiniy
an in love with Honolulu. aud when I
finish my Law course down IN Missis.
sippi I'm coming right hack here.