davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Baby Summoned to Court
In Suit to Break Viii;

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Sept. ia
one-year-old baby was served with pa
pers In a lawsuit yesterday when Dep
NV sheriff Cunningham went to River
ode and found little Helen Green at the
paiatiaI summer home Of her father.
Harold Rumsey Green.
The baby is one of twenty heirs OF
lanes Green, who died In st. Louis In
1914. leaving an estate Of 100000. Two
Of the heirs. xAufN q IAtNebrant and
Marian q. LAttJebrlnS Of 81 Louis.
have brought suit - have the will set
aside on the ground NAT Green was In.
competent.
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Flour Puts Out Fire.

BETHANY. Mo-, Sept. 12.-Before the
firemen could get to the scene when
Wallace Pryor's motor car started to
burn up the other day. Mr.. Pryor re-
membered an emergency suggestion he
had read and began throwing -four on
the flames. The plan worked like a
charm. and when the fire company ar
rived there was no fire to put out.
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
AGREE c. O.P. HOLDS
PROGRESSIVE VOTE

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Dcmocratic
and Republican papers of New York
agreed today that the result OF the
Maine election indicated the progress
sive vote In that tSate has swung
BACK to the Republicans. They
disagree only on the Significance OF
me election from national stand
point.
The World tDemocraD SAYS: Meth
er Democrats nor Republicans have
much to brag about in the results OF
the Maine election. 1t was inevitable
.mat Maine should go Republican.
The Republican majority is anything
but decisive. II Maine is a baromete Ell
OF the national election. the national
election Is still on the knees OF the
gods
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Toothpick in Lung.

TROY, Kan, Sept. l2.-About ten years
ago Isaac Clary swallowed a piece Of
wooden toothpick. Ever since that time
he has been bothered with a cough that
physicians were unable to relieve. Re-
Gently during a severe coughing spell,
he coughed up a hard substance which
proved to be a piece of toothpick.
The Washington times., 1916-09-12
Too Many Proposals.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l2.-Miss Dor
othy Jones, a teacher I'm the Kanak
Peak, Cal. school district. has thrown
up her job. In four months. Miss Jones
confessed she received sixteen proposals
of marriage from the swains Of the dis
tr!ct.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23
BACON COUNTAIN
ASKS QUESTIONS
lSOUTH GEORGIAN FIRES SOME
LEADING INTERPRETATIONS
AT GOVERNOR HARRIS.

ATLANTA, March 22.-ln an open
letter TO Governor Harris, Grover c.
EGmordson. of Alma, Bacon county,
ASKS two very pertinent questions of
the governor as a candidate for re-
election; one that he define his RENE
dy for illitetacy in the state the other
that he define his remedy for the lynch
ing evil Mr. Edmondsons letter in
part is as follows:
For more than generation the
mite children of Georgia have been
III MED their constitutional right, and
thousands Of white children arc nos
in school today because their parents
arc too poor 80 pay The extortiopate
prices demanded for books by the
Yankee school book trust.
AS q Georgia lawyer, you remc2.-
{ bcr the time when you paid 81 for your
Georgia supreme court records. The
| legislature provided i'll 1878, ono year
latter the adoption of the present CON
Fstitution that Tie lawyers should have
their books published by the state and
sold at the actual cost of publication,
but they did not protect the school
children i'll like manner. After that
TACT, Georgia reports cost hut $l.50 per
volume.
when bill is introduced in the
general assembly, the purpose of
which is to do for the school children
what the state has done for the law
ycrs, we find the book trust bowling
through its agents of the Ed McMich-
ael and NJ H. Bifttain type,
"fhe purpose of this open letter to
] you as governor of our state, and can
did to for reelection, Is to ask IL you
will III event Of your denomination
recommend in your next message to
the general assembly the enactment OF
a law whereby the state will be au
thorized to publish school books and
sell them at cost of publication.
ct is easy enough for any candidate
, to declare his opposition to illiteracy
and it is also very easy for him TO de
clare himself opposed to the crimes
that lead to lynching, but why is II
that you studiously avoid any positive
| position whereby q remedy for the
! disease can be applied"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23

The Majestic Cigar, naaGo .,f,ly with
the best tobacco grown N Cuba, by ].
M. Prim. Men who arc Judges OF O
real good smoke buy the Majestic"
Sold at all drug stores.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23
FOR OVERWORKED WOMEN

This is the season of the year when
the wife and mother begins to feel the
strain of household and social duties,
and gets into a rundown, nervous,
weakened condition. To all such Our
local druggists, Roberts Pharmacy,
say, 1--WE have rare combination Of
the three oldest tonics known, in Vinol
which we guarantee to restore strength
make you cat better, sleep better and
feel bttr, or W viii return your money.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-23

When you want help, when
you are going to sell, when you
need anything in any line, let
The News Want Ads do your
seeking.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

llngurn 23,5, in grobbritannien 10
Sterbefdue. NihtSbeitppstiger gebDrt
Rublanb gu ben 2dnbern, ipeIche ben
srObten @eburteniiberItub dufiDeis
fen; es iptrb nur BON @nmGnien iibers
trpffen. 9ier bstrGgt er 20.5 b. 3.
ginlpobner. in RuBlanb II, i'm Deuts
iden Rei9e 1877, in @rrbbritannien
9,2, in 5rantrei9 nur 1,5 b. 8.
Ser arieg tpirb ii6 naInentli4 auh
in Der ruiTiiden 9epDlterunsspffer
seltsnb MAIDEN benn RuBlanb bat
bisber f9on bic apeitnus i4perften
8erluite erlitten. Smmerhin lpirb ma
mentlidb aud bas Deutiae Rei9 Der
ruiiiIden 9eo0Iterunssfatiitit baus
ernb bic ar0bte Gufmertiamteit sli-
penben miiilsn, nm 10 neRr, tpenn,
ipie su eriparten ifebt, Der arieg auh
in fultureller Sinii6t einen ersieberis
i6sn, fruhtbdren ginflub altf Die
ruiiiI6e 9epoIterunsspoIitit ausiiben
Ipate. 2lbsr bierppn abaeieRen, entbdl-
ten bic 3iffern Der ruiIiIhen Statiitit
cine ernIte Mabnuna an Sie beitfde
Rei6sreaierllng, benz felt ben adtsis
ger sSabren bes pprtgen Sabrbunberts
anbaItenben Geburtenriid9anS nit als
len Araitsn entgegen5uniEten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
Sas ruiiiidc Wlcnideumaterial

9as europdii9 ailatiite Rufens
reia 5dbIt Bel Der Issten 8oIts5Gbs
lung i'm Sabre 1910 etpas mg1r dls
166 Wiiqionen Ginpobner gegen
1887 Miqionen i'm Sabre 1897. Oa
oer jdbrlide geO0ltsrunssSupads
pdbrenb Der lsBtsn Sabre etipa
100000 aOpfe betrug, 10 biirft.
beim Qusbru9 Ses arieaes bic gins
pobner5abl nit 172 Willionen 5iems
lid 5uDerldFig gei4dst fsin. Danad
5dblt Hublanb alio etipns mebr als
5peieinbalbmal 10 Disl geipobnsr als
bds 0eutY9s Rei6 nit runb SO Wil,
Iionen gintpohnern. 5rcB ieiner itars
ten 8eOOlterungs5unabme 1T RubIano
nod iebr biinn beDDltert, bsnn es ent'
fallen auf ben 9soisrttilometer nur
rs Ginpobn=r sesen 121 in Deuti64
LAMB unb Stalien, IA in Jrantreih.
80 in Oeftsrreih unsarn, 252 in
gelgien. oem Standardization unt.r
ben europGii1en lGnbern.
Bon befonbersr 8ebeutung 1T Der
9eburtenreiht6um Der ffntpiiden
RaHe; in Rublnub entfnaen bur9s
fdnittli9 auf js 1000 ginpobner nas
besu At @eburten seseu 1873 in
Deutidlanb, SO in OeIterrei6 uns
sarn, "a in 9robbritunnisn, 22,6 IN
8elsien, 10 in Grantrei@, benz ssbur.
tendrmiten 2a.,be. Der Bep1lterungs:
5utpads piirbe in Rublunb nod melt
itGrfer iein, ipenn bies 2anb nidt
nabe3u 30 b. 3. SterbefdIe, bic IBID.
ite Sterbli9tsits5iffer urter ben euros
pdifdeu Staaten, 5ii per5eihnen bats
te. Sn DeutfhIanb tpmmen duf 1000
Gium1bass lluy 15.R. n CsResrsi4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

auf ibren @riit6 siebt, elm ergreifen.
oes Bib, seigt sur Belt oos llfer Der
fleinen @ollig SapeI, Die Dor einigel
Sabren BON Der oeiitiden 2egierilrg
angefaiift ipurbe, rm als Shispintt
bel ben grob3iigigen 2anbseipir.
niln9s. uno llierihlsarbeiten 5iir
8ettitng Der intergebenben @elt Der
Salligen 5u oienen. sSait ililterbnlb
Der ein5igen, bon Dem alien Sapitan
Meinert gtommenien nit Srau iiub
Sohter beipobnten Salliglperft III ein
alter 9irdbof outage getreten, bon
Dem in Der polfstbiimliden lleberIie.
ferling Der frieiiideu gebolferung
aud Die Iette Gpur beridoIlen lit.
gln Der briihigen SalIigfante Iiegen
bic braiirten, beripitterten uno per.
mori6ten SfeIette, iiber 6enen
jnbraus unS jabreiu 6as SaIligbieb
graIte iino Die SeepoaeI niiteter, obne
oab elm Meni6 cine @brilng BON Die.
Ter alten Sobtenitdtte batte. 9ie @e.
rippe, Die gum SbeiI nod redt gut
erbaIten iino unb oeren Sddoel
Sa,r6lueg ousge3eihnete @ebiiie 5ei.
gen, Iiegen, 70 lpeit erfennbar 1T, in
Srei Gdid)ten iibereiranber. Die
Sage Der Sooten, Die allsnnbnIslos
nit Dem aupie roh Dem Siten &C.
bettet limo, peiit barauf bin, bob Der
aird)boi idou aus dlriitIiher Belt
iein nub. llno ba 1T es cine gang
erareifen6e 9batiade, bub cine gln.
sobI bon aItertbiimIi1 flobigen Bad
itetnen unb GuffIteinen (SuifItein
mar oas 9aun1aierial Der erlten &c.
mouerten aird,en in Ror6nlbingien),
ole olf Der StGtte bes alten 8irt.
bofg nit ben 8ebeinen 5uimnmen
bIobqeipiilt fuurben, bic Ingaben lr.
alter guf5eitm,nsen beitdtigen nnh
Oenen bier i'm WitteIalter cine DRIFT
lid,e Stride o6er stnpelle geltanoen
bat. SabeI ooer SabeI6e, oeiiel les.
ter lleberreIt beiite Die bon einer elm.
,iaen sSomilie betpobnte fleine Saqig
iii, Ion in Der groben StiirH,fIutb
BON 1862 untergeguugen iein. Die
nehrere seirdipieIe bes aIten gsoro'
Itronoes oeriflang.
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fenoe d,,bere gerbaIhliiie berporse.
rnfen tperoen fam. $50 aber in elmer
itets miloen uno feuhten 2uit oas
Bflan5enleben ttiernaIs ,peIft, fhIium.
inert anh bic SbieripeIt au feinem
iabres5eitlihen 6hIafe elm. 60 gibt
es 3. .. in ben tropiihen sSnieln bes
Stillen Oceans, bie feinen @edieI
Der Sabres3eiten feniter, ard feline
Sommeritnrre poer @interrube tbie-
rider Sebeipeien. 9araus ergibt iid
ipieoer Der enge 3utianmenbang
5ipiiden GiiBercr llriod)e unb innerer
@irfllng, slpiihcn Dem &liina bes
@obnorts unb ben 9eberisseipobn.
bciten Der baielbit beiIniiden &C.
id)opfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

80 mubte immsr air ebernsn
Sunefruu bonSrleans biniibeTIhauen.
Dte bo9eersdts 9eitalt nit benz uns
eeitiim In ben Taden getpprensn
3opf, beFsn Sdsitsl bic Sonne NIT
Juerfunfen bebedte, ipar ipte etne
barts 5orberilng an ben Simmel.
@ber Der Simmsl bIieb itumm. Der
priefter lag NIT gefentterl 9aupt auf
ben Stufen hes 9(ltorS, bic 5raueg
nnb Ginbsr i4lud5ten bts bic
Srsei bon ben Seelen bic 9umpf,
beit nabm unb nit iturten aldnsen
tr0itenb unb superii4tlid fiber bic
arinen Meniden binpoete.
Der belltit,, blpnbbdrtige 9dnbz
ifrrmmann fdaute frpmm unb itia
iiber bic 9efitsinoe. Gr ipubte ni1t,
ipas in al bieIen Seelen iib f9meras
lid bollsoa. ST ipubte nur, baB er in
elmer Stride in Seinbeslunb mar unb
ieinen Soft I'm eine sIiidlide Seims
fehr Bat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28
ariesersraber nnb 9rieser=
Gbrenmalc.

6ur Hrle9er9raber ilnD frIe9el'
ebrenmale ipnrben bel ben 8erbano
lungen zines grpben Sfiiiltlertreile;
i'm &ultusminiiterium BON German
Seitelmeber, Bruno paul, ssrans Seeo
unb 2pllis Suaillpn auf @runb tbrel
Sitpreubenreiie 2eitIGBe bprselest uni
etnitimmis ansenommen. Sic erI9eI'
nen nit gilbitisSen unb 9ei9reibun.
gen in elmer S6rift unb lalten:
9runDidbli9 follen &rissersrGbel
unp ariegerebrenntaIe in ibrer Gisen'
art ertennbar iein. = Die friessmG'
bi9e llriprinsli6teit bss our6 biz
5ruppe 9ei i9dffenen lit tbunli9 81
erbdlten. Gerdbe bic naipe S6li9theii
pieler bieier anlasen beipabrt BIZ
grinnerung am beiten. - Soipeii
mDsIia, iinb bic @rdber bort gu err
balten, no lie BON Der 5ruppe anseIeg!
iinb, = SGbt ii9 cine 9erlesuns nitt
umseben, 10 lit es ipihtia, bierfiir
eillen 8aratteriitii6en puntt in Der
2anoi6aft su ipdblen; befonberer
@ert6 1T auf alten Saumbeftanb gu
Iegen. = 0ds MaFensrab lou eine
iihtbare @us6ebnnus baben, Die Der
3abI Der barin geigeIeBten ent:
ipricbt. - 0as SoIbatengrab auf BEN
StIaGtfelb 5eiat i'm algemsinsn eill
pbne Sodel aug bem 9uben ipd6iens
bes idli6tes Sreu5 auf einfaden
8ro66iiqel; bieie5 (OorbebaItIicb Der
9eriiiihtigun9 QroersgIdubiaer) un.
perGnbert bei5ubehaItsn, iii bur6aas
QeratRen. Ssoenfalls empfiehIt es iiA,
BEL jeoer grdteranIuee cine tnpiIbs
Torm einbeitIi9 oura5ufiibren. 9ur4
gleif)maBige MISUNDERSTANDING ein
unD herIeI6en Jorm ergibt ii6 bos
fjaratteriitii6e Bib beg Solbutens
f-ieobofs - Die 2lnIaeen iinb 10 5u
bab lie uu6 obne beioHoere
Pfleae einorudsooQ bIeibsn. - Die
tiinitleriide Wirtung elmer 9lnlags
pirb Mot our6 bic @r0be bes 4ui.
manoes beItimmt. S9lihte @irfeds
belt lit rperibooQer aIs auibrinelider
Yrunt. - BON Der 6eritellung ipeits
9ebenber 9entmalsanlagen III oaEer
fiir jeBt um 10 mebr ab3uIehen, als
bic ipiirbige 9eitultunq Der 9rabitG!s
Ten unierer SeIpen burf bic beporiies
1enben Dlabnabmsn gsiiaert erideint.
Nebenrdlls mub bermiepen nerben, oab
Die 9lrt Der gIusfibruns BON @rab,
inb GrinnerungsbentmdIsrn ytiiniiles
.iI9en arGfien" iberldTen bleibt. lie
ith 3ufiuia bsi Der Sruppe bsfinSen
lno beren 9sfGbi9ung Oft 5ipeifelbaft |
no niht obue ipeiter,s udfBupriifen
Il. G6enio 1T Dor gei6dftIi6sn Gns
'reiIunqen, au9 foIfen, bic bumit
pobItbdtise 3tpede perbinben, brins
.eno Su purnen. - 9ober 1T es Qes
'oten, hie fiinitleriide 2tusoeItaltunJ
'amentli6 i'm Seimutbsse6iet bis su
en- 2eitpuntten au tertaqsu, loo eis
lnii6ter aetldrt, ipo Rube uno 3eit
eDpnnen lit. lin Grobes unb G10s
ss 5u I4uffen, tpiirbig Der Grinnss
ing an oeutihss 6elbentbum uno
uh piiroig nlg Babr5eiaen bisier
etpaltigsn 3eit.
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amseieen.
Stars am greiiaa ben aS. sluaufi 1915. um
0eDrge esDbn Sebaifiani,

aeIebter Gobn bon Santes q. iinb W,draaref
gebdltiafri geb. Rnii. geiGenbeefngntb bonn
Irniierbaifc. gio. 1927 9uroen glpenne, init
ieterltdsm Scfdnt In Der SeiIigen sydntiIie
Nitde,. Vrtee eia. ON Wloutae, ben 20. Muguit,
UNI . ubr w'or9eus. 26,27,2s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-28

SntereiIanter Braber.
gunb. Ginen altfrieiijden atrd.
bot oss ate DaOr0jss bIobsuGtIs iuo
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!, S.arS plSulta. AM eamitaa, ben 20. slusuli
Carrie Telbbaus,

xodbter Der berItprbenen SeRrb nnb Catherine
1eibpdns, in bet g9obniing, Slenaariff Sebdubc,
WlcagiIInn Strabe, gnIiiut Sins. 9ie Beeroi.
liins fiHbef ftnii Gni 9ienitng. ben 29 @udnit,
Bornliitnas 10 ilbr, iuosn 5rcunbs boiIifIf ein'
gelaber iinb. 1920
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etarb ON Counting, ben 81. aliGuit g,Orsen
I'M 5iOei ybr,
ssran Nllari. q. @ittitein.

Niitipe bes heritorbenen GbarIes g. WittFieir,
In ibrer Asioens, SO. 1925 sfentper zane,
@anut sins. Die @cerbienna finbet iiait aur
9tentna. ben 20. slusnit 1915. I'm sipet nbr
Serbert O. gatititein, glc. 2555 Wleroic ape'
me, eouib 9torlpoob, nus, tpo5u Stennbe uno
Retannie c5ne ipsiicre gctis bcfIt6it enesIa'
ben itrb. 1920
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sat artsu iabrt.9rii9sr arb.itta
8n uerfanfem--ma5bela.

eabtn- is,bennperspgeus
QnrIorsDatnitir aus buirfIeu: DeImi6tsIS,
setnds. Haasuisassa 7os 3. Z. SEo{ I
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q tHe tnteIltsente perldBIide beuifcbe
yrau, I'M aGe!nno Gebotene boreesogen. amt.
f6en 20 nHo 40 Sable aI;, fiIr iipiidlrsarteii
IN GaMilte bon Iuo BET Der geamilttianrg
eirsS ain5es gu Ss!ien gtone el5on STei.
2T-3O
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.gnifennnaen.

Observation-Disclosures ofyeu ffr vednrsr
nrb iSrdutn. 2auienbe bon erneInurarr NM
w 0aeH6i ptis ily gnisnnnaeu fret
tpdHfiin SnlEiais. Tsu 70. HoosstcT. q. D.
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gu bermietben-5immer.

5pet srobe GrontstmmsE 1so
Qenirnl gbsnns. prIpaibai,S. 9as. Bdfi,
uao Ioiieiis. N-2
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W db8en flt dlaemeiHe Snukarbet. $50
en!Gtns Sneuie, do3nbalf. 28---2ss
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~ db6en, eriabreHes. ilr aaeemsine 9cus.
arbtit IN flelner Snmilie. $50 gIenipoob
eIpenne, abonhnle.
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Su bertaufen = gianus.

Bsuie eebtau6tes weahaaoni ss 10.
Zen S5lelsrs4iano. nit Ban. unb IL whiftt.
rouen; $4,000, JpbR grttftng,
ll26 9nlnai GiIabs. ga
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whbden fnr ausemsine Sansarbeit Oh.
ter aebH. 252 gsrinan ebe., assnoaIs. Eel.
1850 K bu
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gcrlunat - @GnnIid,.
gerIanat = @eibIidl.

sdssr /. unb 8. Sam. 1900 Naes e,zass.
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wdb6en far Tsivnfiiirs. qlrbs,t. Guier
9obH. 9nip'fblursen. SAG 70. pao6bai.
plDenrs. abpnbaIe.
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sss Cincinnati rentni G5arsr. 23i--7ss sch
Court eir.. rnts giuui. psntia ssipfphsn
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Wdb6fn ilr Soipniiairs.slrbeif In snrrilir
bon 9 stttn @af6en. $500 Tafota elperus.
ubunbdle
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

Ruger, Col. Reynolds, medical corps
The other boxes will be arranged
along both sides of the wall and have
been secured by the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. SwanZy, Mr. and
Mrs. +. d. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Case Deering, Mr.. George p. Ahlborn,
Col. and Mrs. Kendall, medical corps;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs.
The remaining ten boxes, it is eX-
.pected, will be quickly disposed of.
Tickets may be purchased at Wall &
Dougherty's, any of the leading no.
tells, Benson. Smith & Co, and Cham.
hers Drug Store. More than thou
sand are expected to attend this ball
en- the evening of January Is.
Mrs. John p. Wiser is chairman of
the committee in charge. with an able
corps of assistants. Mrs. Walter H.
Chatfield is chairman OF the Fort Shat
ter branch, with Mrs. B. W. Atkinson
also representing Fort Shafter Mrs.
James b. Houston Is chairman of the
department headquarters committee,
and Mrs. Wilmot E. Ellis is chairman
OF the coast artillery committee.
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Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
Wedding on Maui.
WAILUKU, Jan. Sat the home of
Mr. and Mrs Edmund H. Hart in Wal
luku a pretty wedding ceremony took
place, when their daughter, Louise
Keohi, became the bride of George
William Weight The ceremony took
place at 6 o'clock and was performed
by the pastor of the bride, Rev. j..
Charles Villiers, rector of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd. The members
of the family and a few intimate
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friends were present to witness the
wedding. =. III. .... ~: "
The bride. who is we'll known on
Maui, and much esteemed, has been
successful as a teacher at the Camp
One public school. Mr.. Weight is a
nephew of George Weight of Waikiki,
and is connected with the government
Dredging operations at Hilo. ...-s
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Social News From Kauai. -: ..E
LIHUE, Jan. 1.-THE January meet
ing of the Waimea Literary Society
was held at Hoea, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Knudsen, Friday even
ing. Prof, Ideler, violinist of Oahu
College, proved himself not only mas
ter of technique, but what is much
more, a man of rare musical soul.
He held his audience spellbound
with his heart-searching glorious mu-
sic of the masters, ancient and mod
ern, and Miss Smith won the hearts of
all by her sympathetic accompani-
ments. ..~- -.
The enthusiasm of the audience lost
all bounds when their old favorites
greeted them through the mastery of
these two artists and the breathless
silence during the music was follow
ed by loud storms Of applause.
Mr.. Millikin delighted the audience
by his splendid reading of a most in
teresting paper written by Prof. L.
w. Hart of Kekupua, entitled "Remin-
iscences of an Amateur Musician"
Refreshments we're served after the
program and dancing followed
The professor was the house-guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen while
on Kauai, his entertainers showing
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SCOTT LITERARY
SOCIETY IS BIG
FACTOR At POST
Officers Recently Chosen for
18th Infantry Organization;
Meeting Tonight :.
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SCH0FIELD BARRACKS. Jan. IL.

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SCH0FIELD BARRACKS. Jan. 12.
"A society which is daily gaining in
popularity in the 18th Infantry, and
rapidly increasing in membership, is
the Scott Literary Society, which
meets every Wednesday night to dis
cuss some educational subject, hear a
lecture or a paper prepared by some
member of the society. ~ 1.
1t is really a powerful organization
and its good Influence upon the spirit
of the regiment has frequently been
manifested From this society ema-
nate all the many dramatic and musi-
cal undertakings. At every meeting
several selections are rendered by a
most excellent glee club. The moving
spirit of the society is Chaplain Os-
car j. w. Scott, who is ably assisted
Ivy number of well-educated and en-
thusiastie men and women of the reg
iment All of the older non-commis-
stoned officers are members.
Meeting Tonight. Z
At the meeting last Wednesday
night officers were elected to serve
during the next SIX months, and a
committee appointed to prepare a
program for the weekly meetings dur
ing that period. Tonight Sgt. John H.
Allen, president of the society. will
read paper that he has prepared,
and judging from his previous efforts
it should prove of great interest.
Officers.
The officers for the next six months
recently elected. are as follows: Pres
ident, Sgt. John H. Allen; vice-presi-
dent, Pvt. E. Hickman; secretary,
Pvt. Samuel w. Graves; correspond
ing secretary, Pvt. Henry Moses;
treasurer. Cpl. Benjamin H. Mills;
critic, Pvt Victor Motan; chaplain,
Pvt William Walker; sergeant-at-
arms, Pvt McEwen; assistant SER
geant- lat arms, Pvt Heron; musical
director, Mrs. o. ]. w. Scott; libra
rian, Pvt. Willie Armstead.
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Plans Develop for Army
Relief Society Ball,

Relief Society Ball.
Society is deeply interested this
week in preparation for the two Army
Relief Society balls, which will take
place next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings at the National Guard arm
Dry. The officers ball will be held on
tbe first and the enlisted mems ball
On the second evening.
The decorations will be elaborate
knd beautiful. IN many respects the
eRme scheme as that which proved so
Effective at the governors New Year
tall will be followed, with the addi-
ton Of touches of the militia flags,
ned, white and4blue bunting, pennants,
alms and ferns.
3 Twenty-four boxes have been arrang-
cd, each box q be sold at $40 to add
70 the funds for the worthy purposes
Of army relfef.{ In each box there will
he six seats. 1Qf the two dozen, IA
boxes have already been sold. The
Pavilion In the center of the hall has
been divided into eight boxes, to be
used by the military and naval repre-
rentatives and the governor
! Announcement was made yesterday
by the committee in charge that the
following have secured these eight
boxes:
Governor Pinkham, Admiral Boush.
Gen. Wiser, Gen. Strong, officers and
hides Of FortsKamehameha, two box
es by the officers and ladies of Fort