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GERMANY WOULD DIVIDE
RUMANIA IN PACT

AMSTERDAM, Dec, lS-The Vossische
Zeitung. In discussing the TcutonIc peace
proposals, says that a territorial renrrnngo-
meut based upon the idea OF the independ-
cnco OF Rumanln II no longer 20 be con.
sidercd. This statement. which In based
upon Information from wcll-ntormed cir
Cles. ls followed by declaration that Rus
uia will receive Moldavia IA an equivalent
for n considerable territorial sacrifice which
"a tn be demanded of her
Poland. the article adds. is to be made
into an independent kingdom. Courland is
TO become n German Federal State. Lithu-
untn is TO be Incorporated IN Prussia DO.
hrudia IN TO be returned to Bulgaria and
Walluchln is 20 bc divided between Austria
Hungary aud Bulgaria.
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DIPLOMATS SEE LITTLE
HOPE OF PEACE NOW
CnPENHAGEN- I

COPENHAGEN. Dec. rs.
Even should the German peace proposals.
lead eventually TO q peace conference At
the Hague, which now seems to be a very
remote possibility, diplomats SEQ stumbling
blocks which would put gigantic obstacles
In tho way Of am agreement Briefly. these
are
firNt--Gcrnany' desire so have Great
Britain reunQuish her supremacy:
Second Englnnd's proposal to curb the
military strength ~ Germauy
Thrd-Frances aim TO acquire Asacc
and Lorraine from Germany.
Fourth--GuarHntees Tor commercial
equality.
Fifth indcmnltics
SlNth-Divislou Of Balkan territory and
the recognition ~ Poland as u separate
Kingdom by the Allies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
Theatrical Baedeker

aAnRlCI( - Husbands Guaranteed" with
~ ksnt yyiIliam HarTiEan Clarence Har-
NJ, Amelia Summeryille' Alleei heseitlAh hila ny
craycs Scott constitute q good cast BOON
f5fft,t NfTrHIiEIrRE-"You Never Can Tell"
sith Charles D. Mitchell, Dorothy Sheimer-
slss, Marie Baur and the State Society Play
YRic.aaciyillsation" Thomas II. Ince's mo-
fisn-ploturo pOrtTayinE the horrors oi war
aHa ihs excitement of battle on land ana
s.a and in ;hS All gbolsn ggpSrs 'naT'''' spec
foarEsT-"C with David Montgom.
"a and Fred stone Return tnsaEsm11hH' Sg1,h ,6d Ds
hn0us comedians appearing In various I'm
i lbEipHiN'ErperIenoe. with Ernest Glen
anning. A modern morality play. with
sore humanness than graecd ,,Eyerywoman, y,
mares q large cast. OlendlnnlnE acts SUI
AT POPULAR PRICES
NAkNUTmslutt r;,t and Jes bdITs, MsGdIIns; IN IN n
sew guiss. Melodrama farce. music and eH-
haraganEa mixed in the entertainment
STOCK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Havoc" with John
Lsrsns and Anna Doherty. Revival Of ad-
saved By Henry Millsr and Laura Hope
FEATURE FILMS
srANLEI-"Tho Trayellng salesman" with
rank MeIntyrs. and Mr., and Mrs sidney
'.fhs RedeeminE Love" with Kathlyn WI;
AT .Fs sad vistqs Moore In IN In sSSisg % ana ana
tatt- lAtter hhlL OF week. sNeNhs heehlt anu
ARcIDiA@;'Ths Sin Ye Do." with Frank
Keenan, and Marjorie Wilson. nrst half q
ssak Tho Helres- at Coffee Dams" with
nss.ie Love and Frank Bennett, latter half OF
slrToRIA@"My official WIFE" with clara
kinnall Young, first half OF week The
slast Butterfly with olgn Petrova. latter
fAL.AcIs-''Whom the Gods DESTROY with
Alice Joyce and Harry Marcy, nrst half OF
seek '.Nanetto Of the Wilds," with Pauline
5Fsaesiek and willard Mack. latter half
AE0EVr-..A Woman Alone" with Alice
y. hf.ay. an week News, scenic and comedy
tE5EAf ~ NoRTHERN-''Tho Nlyeu.h with Theda
hAfai Monday. Tuesday. Manhattan Mad
esss" with Douglas Fairbanks Wednesday.
aheitdas. The DEVILS Double" with w, :.
hAft Friday. Saturday
VAUDEVILLE
- W s--koslon Russian ballet; Jean Adair
80 ~ Gardner MiEnon. Russell Mack and
Hl-hehe Vincent; Monsieur and Madame All
= pstortal news.
s.ohk.-Law Williams ans company: tho Day.
~ troupe Dan Cupid. Deteetive,'. Fields
bsi,asss ssFnis the Phillippi -Four; Esps and
est..sai Arthur Whitelaw. Dixie; Sheffield
e ~ ~ tlehmold, and the -Four Chicks.
sesLss-bs bouTg Sisters. the Bonnie SeNtet;
1sittnte leblane; Fillmore and Carleton; Ce-
- weston and company! The Flying
e.sfatffs31 and others.
1i.l;iAA pENN-De Pace sextet: Kellar Mack
80 anna Earle; Odra Ainses; Foster and
~ hAlt Of week. ''Pettleoat Minstrsls''i the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Brown Comedy -Four; Prlrgrc. walian and
yumpany. chuck" Haas and 'rne Wharf
Rat photoplay latter half OF week.
cross kEYS-"The Broken scarab. Hands
and Minis; Dana Cooper and COMPANY. Short
and the Miller Sisters. Rates and BIgleN
and Leager and lesser. frat half Of week
The Carnival Orr, Gray and wheeler lee
Begga and company. keets. Altman and Al
bert. Archer and Carr. and NAlluO's Bant
latter half OF week
BURLESoUE
TROCADERo-"rhc Paccmakcrs," with la
RerEoro IN series Of poses with trained dogs
Vaudeville and burlesdue speciRltios also on
the progrAm.
HINSTRELS
DUMONr' S-New and retained parodies and
songs by ths popular local organization OF
blacktace specialists. with trayesiieq Of Phil
Rdcphia events featured.
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POPE WILL NOT TRY
TO MEDIATE IN WAR

ROME, Dec, lS.
Although the Vatican viii continue It's
efforts 20 bring peace. u is officially an
nouncod that mother Pope Benedict nor
the Holy Sec will attempt 10 intervene at
this time on the strength OF the German
peace proposals
The official statement. which was issued
by the Vatican ON Sunday, SAYS that any
comment attributed to the Pontlr or the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
Socialists Against Blunt Rejection

PARIS. nee is-The Socialist Fedora
tlou og the Paris district has adopted a reao-
lutlon calling upon the Entente Govern
mcnts not to reject the German peace pros
posals without nrst giving them serious
consideration.
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'MUSIC TALKS" TO AID
FUND OF ORCHESTRA
Series for Endowment Will Have Emil
nent Lecturers and Players and
Distinguished Patronage

Beginning on Thursday afternoon. JNnu-
AIRY L. and continuing on alternate Thurs
DAYS up TO and including April ~, seriOa
Of illustrated musical talks will be given
AT witherspoon Hall. the proceeds going TO
the orchestra endowment fund. These
iecturo-recltals are under the patronage OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

ranAi Government 81 unfoundfd. as none
has been nor viii bc ulade
Tho Central Powers have ufncd the Pops
and the United States of Americh e back
up their peace proposals, according 70
report In circulation hero today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
NM GOLD BOOSTERS
SHOW FINE TOUCHES
= sporantic Journey" a Blend of
aAvenging Conscience" and
alIanhattan Madness
4. ,hn photoplny Editor

en4ANrfr JOURNEY pathr.goii
efih Wnltam Courtenay AMI Alice
syafy by Ouita BerEere directed hy
f, fiirna urlcc. Private screening.
~. new PatfA photop;ay mlshi be de-
80 81 cross between 'ANenging Con-
E....s and Manhattan Madness. u
,oaehes Of ghsstly horror and Ehastly
= ronsronl humor II has adventure
~. .safIpr the rescue. NJ beleaguered
..ss-- action. action Action But II is
q. e,ss these Things that make Il con-
s...rsiv entertaining from the frat tn
<. go rel Mr. Fitzmaurices hnc direc-
IN. apprecIatlon o. decorative values
s.rt N his formal treatment OF beau
~, neuses and rich and wcli-deslgned
...,,,,s arc factors of Importance. very
..r.,ts diagonal dissolve Is but one % his
-,. rarely has 80 much brain matter
~. ,rto the making ot y flve.part fea-
- me result combined with Miss Ber-
-.rs.. adroit and nicely sustained story
csv that will draw on two counts
4 ,srnlar and the artistic. II is acted
~ 5asb and considerable grace by MIR
..,r,srsv. in a Flilrbanksish sort of par,
=. Ssss not look his age Miss Dcyey,
t.-ts~ ro,hing 70 do except be beaten
.s.s,d ard abducted is pretty and en-
100 Nacey Harlan and Norman Tharp
~ a,hsr members ot the excellent COM
~, which includes a number of clever
snlmal players
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Asttb paby Marie Osborne and Henry
kins Private screening
4,ov- IA kind OF excessively Juvenile
- inorrenHive "Poliyanna" Unlike her
ssre protOtypc however. JOY " real
IN rin1hine artist To carry her message
y cn,lrnisrn she rides on the cowcatchers
y ,rains. fo.ls plots TO blow up nice
-s.nsa with dynamite, oncases herself In
kr..d hampers and Is wh,rled for miles and
s.llss In baggage ears. to say nothing OF
.ssrlv retting drowned at the start of tho
ssg,,,re All this melodrama Is neatly inter-
srirs5 with some pretty sentiment. much
tapid.nre movement OF plot and some on
-.-los grimacing by Baby Marie a thor
snrhroing little sport. who endangers her
ia and plump limbs with the careless
sl.nlon of n trapcze performer. The tale
hss been ingenously put together and the
e.rratlye threads are wound with n skilled
tsaa Mfr King is n manly and pleasinEly
r.hsautlfuI hero The only points about
~ dim that miss fire are the bad wigs
"a The rather trIte Western town stun
yrARi. or THE ARMY Episode T'y!S; and m
ssy By Guy M,Connssll scspIuEo by r.SSss rGfSSsgs
ma Pathe projecting room didn't have
1. mint OF the first episode OF the new
s.rlal which Ia running every Saturday In
~ EVENING LEDGER, so the manager had
ihsss two thrown on the screen. Nothing
4 worse than TO say lnsincerely agreeable
,hinxs about a production In which ones
ssn journal Is Interested on that account
4 is ali tho easier and nicer TO report
hat Pearl judging from what the photo
oIay editor saw OF her is really n zippy
IA entertaining girl, moving In the sur
rsundnRs OF intrigue. plot and cOunterplot
.kat arc always necessary in the movies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Vuecn fItlofIa @ HNtafn NoFsf
s40cKlfnf.N. tycc oHeen tIrtutis
81 Sweden whc has been lll fof tofae Hn'a.
Is worse u WAS said toiay that her tefa-
pcraturc has incrcnaed and that rtyricinue
arc ~ constant attendance The Queen ia
snffering from Inflammation III The lunEs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
london HIl by wor.t Doe Il 50 yea.

LONDON. Dec. is-A fog which settled
over london ls described az being the most
dense In hfty years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Beairiz Allchelena. IN
The unwrltten Law
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William 8 Hart. IN
The Return Of Draw Egan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Kathlyn Williams. IN
The Bedsemlng Love
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Kathlyn Williams. In
The hedeeming Love
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Thou Shalt Not Coyet
Yellow Menace, No. 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Harold Lockwood, In
The HiE Tremaino
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Fannie Ward. la
The Years of the Locust
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Violet Mersereau. in
The Honor of Mary Blake
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

a Gamble IA souls
Triangle Comedy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

The Madness Of Helen
The Scarlet Runner
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~, IiogIss bollI !, }, HIh lg III N I,..,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Tue Price og Fame
Mutt and jen Comedy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Frank NeIntyre. In
The travelling Salesman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Nine Petrova, Ia
EztravaEance
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Alice Brady in
A Woman Alone
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Marguerite Courtot, IN
The kiss
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Pauline Frederick IN
Nanetts of the wiids
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EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
SATURDAY

Wllfred Lucas. In
Tho Microscope Myutnr7
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Pauline Frederick. In
Nanetta Of tho Wilfa
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All Man
The Scarlet Runner
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Thomas santschi. In
The Country God FOrEOt
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Alice Brady IN
A Woman Alone
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-16
Research Association Decides
Upon Reinforced Concrete
Structure At KiIauea
PROJECT IS IN HANDS
OF PROMINENT PERSONS
Fine Institution Will House VaIu-
able Specimens and Data Per-
-. tanning To Volcano

At cost approximately $4,000
which will include the outlay necessary
for the proper metal furniture, a re-
inforced concrete building will be con.
structed soon on the site of the Vol.
cano Observatory at Kilauea, Island of
Hawaii
This was decided upon at a meeting
held here yesterday by the Hawaiian
Volcano Research Association. The
building, which will be a fire-proof one,
will he used mainly for storing the
valuable collection of specimens, plans
and photographs of the association,
which If destroyed by fire would entail
an incalculable loss.
As far as the action taken Yesterday
Is concerned, the association decided to
put up such a building and the fol,
lowing committee was appointed to can.
vass the situation and make whatever
arrangements will become necessary to
realize this important project:
Members of Committee
Robert w. Single, chairman; John
r. Gait, l.. Tenney Peck, Charles R.
= VI bNs anu oOhu - w ulItI. lHtI
were also present at the meeting Prof
Thomas A. Jaggar, Jr., director of the
Volcano Observatory, and Lorrin A.
Thurston, the latter being president of
the association.
Charles R. Forbes presented plans
and specifications for the proposed re-
inforced concrete and fire proof struc.
ture. It is intended to have it serve
as an exhibition hall for specimens
photographs, maps and other records
of the association, all dealing with the
study and research of volcanoes and
volcanic activity, both in Hawaii aud
elsewhere. Vaults will be provided in
which to keep safely the thousands OF
valuable photographs already on hand
and which may be secured in the fu
ture.
Space will be provided in the build
ing, separate room to be furnished
for the purpose, as laboratory for the
station and visiting scientists.
Plans Tentatively Approved
The plans and specifications present
ed by Mr.. Forbes were made and furn
ished on suggestions offered and pre-
pared by Professor Jaggar, who has
given the matter considerable time and
study. 1t is estimated that the build
ing will cost at least $4,000 and that
the metal furniture with which it will
be provided will entail an additional
expenditure Of $4,000.
The plans and specifications were dis
cussed by the members present at con
siderable length and were tentatively
anDrnvpd auh- miftaa IN uoyS
and means was appointed, consisting OF
L. A. Thurston, Prof. Thomas A. Jag
gar, Jr., and Charles r. Forbes. The
subcommittee will begin Immediately
TO canvass for funds and it is believed
that it will not be long before work
on the building will begin.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-16
DEAR IS. NAMED
- FOR CALIFORNIA

The Bear was built at Newport News
by the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Drydock company in 1910. She was
1918 feet long, AZ beam and 26.4 depth
Of hold. Oil was used as fuel Gross
tonnage was 45O7 and net 2779. She
was of steel, a. three-decker, single.
screw equipped with submarine signals
wireless and had four bulkheads. En-
gines were three!cylinder, le-expau.
sion, Rating was No. l. She was a sis
tiers ship of the Beaver and had accom-
modations for 273 frst.eabin and 300
second cabin passengers. Owner was
the San Francisco and Portland Steam,
ship company, which operated the sis
tiers and the Rose City between San
Francisco and Portland. The Bear was
named for California, whose state flag
has the figure of a bear on it, and the
Beaver for Oregon for the same reason
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-16
.ENGlNEERDESIRIBES
BIC TUNNEL Project
Charles H. kluegel Talks At Lib
. rary To Hawaiian Engineer
ing Association

The Hawaiian Engineering Associa-
ton listened to lecture by Charles
II, Kluegel, consulting and inspection
engineer of the Waiahole Water Com
pany at the Library of Hawaii last
night on the construction details of
the tunnels, bitches and siphOns which
bring the Waiahole water to ,Waipio.
Mr.. Kluegel's talk was illustrated by n
series of lantern slides showing the va
rious engineering features Of this great
project.
More than sixty engineers and
plantation men were preseni. After
the lecture there was some discussion
of minor points. In answer to ques-
tions by T. +. Sedgwick, Mr.. Kluegel
said that the mountain water carries
only two grains of salt per gallon,
compared with forty to fifty grains
OF salt in the artesian flow.
There have been no serious accidents
during the three years the system was
in course of construction except some
four or FIVE due to the recklessness
Of the japanese powder men. Mr.. Klue-
gel told of one Japanese who got
aboard a small sheet of steel and slid
down inside one of the great seventy
twoinch siphons, in sheer brawado.
"Oh, he came out the other end
right enough" the lecturer said, "but
no one else ever attempted it," the
inference being that his experience was
like that of Bret Harte's miner who
slid down the mountain in his gold
pan. His friends knew it was he by
recognizing the buttons among the siz-
zled remains in the pan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-16
FERDlNANoT WLL PAY FOR
WAIKIKI PARK CONCESSION

Theodore Ferdinand, who wishes to
take charge of the public baths at Wal,
kiki if the city will give him lease,
says that he proposes to pay the city
fifteen per cent Of the gross receipts at
the baths, in, return for the. concession
as being fifteen per cent Of the profits,
but Ferdinant says he will turn in
fifteen per cent. of all the money taken
in. He proposes to take over the en-
tire management of, the baths and
grounds, and to sell candy, peanuts, and
soda, and relieve the city government
Of all management of the baths The
proposition win come up for discussion
at the next meeting of the supervisors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-16
BUSINESS AGAIN. =.
LIGHT ON GRANGE
0laa Sells Steadily and Gains,
While Dividends Of $577,500
Are Declared

Business on the stock exchange was
light again yesterday. Olaa sold stead
lily and gained an eighth, $50 Rapid
Transit sold off half a point at 100,
and Brewery was steady. There were
minor sales in Eva. H. c. l. s., Oahu,
Pioneer and Waialua. Bond sales for
the .tei1yestment of, estate, earnings
We're 70 Oahu Is at 109., & IF. R. IT. & l..
IS Mt 10l.75 and l Honokaa at 96.
!! Announcement was made of a C..
Brewer & Co. extra dividend of per
cent along with the regular III. per
cent, payable June 80, the disburse-
ment' to be $4,000. Other dividends
disbursed yesterday were, Pepeekeo, So
regular and 81 special, $4,000; Waia.
lua, 20 cents, $4,000; o. r. & L. Co.,
60 cents special and IS cents regular,
$685. 500; Oahu Sugar Co, 60 cents spe
cial and 20 cents regular, 100000;
Hawaiian Sugar, $l.2O special and 30
cents regular, $225,OOO; making total
dividends from listed securities paid
1917 800.
The market was quieter in Unlisted
stocks, $l.l5 being asked for NJ. p, and
$2.75 for Engels Copper. Cablegrams
were received yesterday stating that
there has been a "strike" at Black
Range, a mine adjoining Tiperrary in
the Oatman district. Black Range
stock which was "20 bid and "a asked /"
in San Francisco June 3 sold yester-
day at 80, but so far as known this
stock is not held locally. Big Jim, an
other Oatman mine, Is close to Black
Range and like Tiperrary may be sym.
pathetically affected by the Black
Range. strike.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-16

4. McGaila, II: Mcconnell, Theo. Nicholson,
Mrs Robert Orr, Miss Elizabeth Orr, r.
Osnato, J. +. O'Brien, 1t. g. l.. Pepin, J.
4. Pryal, Mrs. Pryal, and daughter; W. IL.
Ramage, Mrs. Ramage, Mr.. NJ. q. Roberts,
Master J. Roberts, Master Walter Roberts,
Master Clarence Roberts. s. saiomon, IL.
smith Mrs p Z Spencer, Miss Ruth spen-
Richard H. Trent, Mrs. +. t. wilmoat
daughter, Mrs. Q: ii, Walker, w r, Weber,
Miss f. n Williams N; wittenberg, Mrs
Per str Wilhelmina, from Hon, for San
Francisco, June Ill V. Allen. Miss 4.
Alderman, Geo. Boone, J. Buckley, Miss
A. W. Bixby, Miss u. Brems Lieut.. c, j.
Rapingesa Miss I; Booth, Mrs, Z. X.
Booth, Nj and Mrs $. Chamherlaln F.
Carter Mr. and Mrs. !AJIC Gramer, Miss
L G9rPSs st Mis h. 2 Se 4 NHx p pS2ilaT way
Fredenhall, Miss kiice Fsrne Nj Miss II. NJ.
Eran ss9, +; & FsttsE; Miss r. ! Garr rst
an Mrs. Mr x,ss Hmm oSs MIR ana t%p s&
Miss y Holiday, Miss II. Howard: Mrs.
geo. HuhiPhreS Master Humphrey Miss T..
I HegsneTi alss !: Hq,Ioy. Capt. Z i Har7
and ND" at aSASi ' RaSSa&Ssse Is Assie rs s
A. Lance, Mrs j. Male Miss X. McNptt,
Miss X Miller, Miss r. Morgenstein, Miss
f.. Vaudeville Miss Mead, Mrs. II. d, Mead
w. d. Mahie, Mr.. and Mrs, J. L. NickelsOn,
Mr. and Mrs. +. ii. o'Keefe, s, :. Peck
aud two children, Mrs II. NJ. Pierce. W.
H. Parson, W l.. Reynolds, J. Rocha Miss
II 3olph. Mrs +. ilC. Rowe. v, s. Rolph,
o. r R"Tph, Dr. W. q. Rogers, W. A.
mart. Miss W. &. schmidt, Mrs, W. Still-
WCl. Y. w. Thompson, Miss l.. Talbot, Miss
T. .H'iromas,, Miss A. r. Tbewlis Miss II.
" . mGfGir A 6 spa Mrs. Ms:s,d D, S%a RykSS,
Weight Miss Weight, H. Weatherby, Mrs.
r. Wilson Mrs. j.. WOllOwitz. Miss q. NJ.
Whltteqheyg H. W. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. b. West, Miss r. Woman.
BY str, llauns Kea forNHRwRii. June II.
Mary Hart Gladys Hart, Miss Belts,
Mrs Kaapuai. Mas X. 4Pua, Miss Maxwell
Miss +, Makes Miss Rogers. W. $, Robin
son. A. Hamberg. ID. X. Wilson. r. J. X.
Evans A. a.. Hanna, L. Won Tempsky. A.
| Perry, r. Perry, X. ", Kan, Edward Wal
BhIlO, PylA., GOr1nap, K.ElFO, Miss A. Cole
| uann, Mrs, George Armes. Miss Jean
Arme4 Miss "A. Vnn TemDsky, Mr. aud
Mrs. S, Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. rllarph,
X. poi, 4 Omura. Tin Book. Maggie Me
| Cubhin- Annie Farden.' Maggie Farlen. NJ.
Nakamura, Phllip Ching, Sam TO, Miss
Grace Rekinis Miss Chung Lin Kong, Mrs,
! PitchfOrd, Robert Purdy, Jr.. q, II. Nun
don, ]. Garcia, Mr. and Mrs J, NJ. Cor
mand Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Fitzgerald, Mira.
John Lindsay, Mrs w. ChilllngwOrth, Mrs,
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