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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19
LOCAL AND GEVERA[

Honolulu Lodge. + & A NJ. meets
this evening. -
The. Bishop Museum viii Je closed
Christmas Day.
Excelsior Ledge No. I. / o o. F..
Eas regular meeting tonight:
. William Mckinley lodge. Knights OF
.Pythias.> elects officers this evening.
The japanese Association has called
a general meeting for Decembe; p
in its office in the Campbell block
The Japanese consulate general will
close this years business December
IS and will remain closed till Jan.
uary }
\ mainland firm has written to
the CHANGER IF commerce stating that
it was il n position to buy all the
coconutSlShat the Territory of Ha.
vail can furnish
The body OF L. T. Funk, one of the.
two soldiers who we're drowned in the
Wahiawa reservoir a few days ago.
has been recovered and is at Silya'S
undertaking parlors.
That the, cost of building material
is more likely TO go up than down is
the opinion of F. J. Lowrey. president
of Levers & Cooke. He has made
careful investigation of the situation
on the mainland and can see no other
answer to the local building problem
Announcement is made by the Out
door Circle that an extra charge of
50 is TO be made for reserved tables
at the Snow Cotillion TO be given by
the Outdoor Circle on the Young Hotel
tons may be made at the Territorial
Messenger Service tomorrow.
The regular monthly meeting of the
members of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held Wednesday after.
neon at . O'Clock. The principal bus
mess which will come up is propos-
ed amendment to the bylaws for the
committees which handle special
funds to make an annual report in
order that all finances of the Cham
Der of Commerce may be grouped I'M
der one head
The present Waikiki sewerage sys-
tenn is fully adequate to cope with any
reclamation project which may be
undertaken, according to Harry Muir
ray, superintendent of the water and
sewer department. The mains are
large enough and so laid that laterals
can be run into the reclaimed proper
ty, he says, aid as the owners will
have 20 pay for the latter, bonds are
not necessary.
Hon. T. Yokoi, ex-member of the
Japanese diet, who was here On the
Shinyo Maru on his way to European
countries to watch developments OF
the war, was taken about by his old
friends. Rev. ". = y WesterVelt anc,i
Rev. T. Hori of the Japanese church
on Nuuanu street, yesterday. There
was no formal reception rendered him, \
but tea was served by the Japanese
Christian ministers at the residence
of Rev. Mr.. Hori before the Shinyo
Maru sailed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19
THIRTY sREWERIEs OF MICH.
=, MUST CLOSE DOORS IN 1918

DETROIT, Mich.-Thirty brewerles
will be closed in Michigan in Nay
as, when the prohibition Law adopt
d at the election last month becomes
Elective. -
The law is drastic. 1t prohibits the
manufacture. sale or giving away oil
ny alcoholic liquor and the making
# wine from their own crops by grape
aisers. of whom there are thousands
n the state. Disposal of the enor-
nous crops Of grapes is a problem
which must be met.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19
Dinner .-DANSANT
MOANA Hotel
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, FROM
$50 to $3.50 ri .>..-

The management of the MOana
Hotel wishes to announce herewith
one of its popular DINNER-DAN-
SAINTS. <......
During the dance Mr. and Mrs
Nicholas F. Monjo will entertain with
a demonstration of the latest CASTLE
HOUSE society ballroom exhibition
dances. ...a
This charming couple is just out of
school and is of an entirely different
type from the usual dancers. Their
dancing is a welcome change from the
much overdone syncopated dancing.
Reservations for tables can now be
made
The management further wishes to
announce that Mr. and Mrs MonJo
Mcana Hotel after January list, and
will do exhibition dancing at the TEA
DANSANTS which are shortly to be
inaugurated.
To meet a general request, the
management has decided to commence
a series of TEA-DANSANTS begin
ming with the New Year. These
popular DANSANTS will be given, un
til further notice, on Monday, Wednes
day and Friday afternoons from to s.
At these delightful functions Mr..
and Mrs. Monjo will be pleased to
dance with their guests and friends.
These TEA-DANSANTS, as men
toned above, are the beginning Of a
season of entertainment at the Moana
Hotel which will include daily music
and the usual dances. -.-se
MQANA HOTEL -:
Dinner-oansant, December 26, 1915
MENU .s~
Grape Fruit a rImperatrice
Tortue Claire Amontillado -.
Raids Celery en- Branches
Olives
Timbales de Kuku, Sauce Cardinal
Pommes I,oisette
Filet Mignon a la Dauphine
Punch Creme de Menthe
Faisan Barde au Cresson -.
Petite Pois a la Franchise -.
Pommes Nauvelle H..
Salad de Points dAsparages Neva
Glace Japonaise ~.
Gateaux Assortis =
Roquefort Special
Cafe Noir .-.- =
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19

Brig Gen. Marchand of Fashoda
fame, and Gen. Sainte- Claire Deville
nave been wounded in action
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19
IAN CIR
! ENTEl
Relief

my Assosa
Fance.i
} in aid q
| ped in-H
bf Chicago
correeti
| hmittee. 4
NJ. gusti4
war and ]
service, II
ckefeller /
/. Daniel |
ania Unit
| nd Pozzi 4
nier Of tn
' resident. |
assette, |
| 81 the su
OF the Al
3 there I'd
| ger OF tn
iRyentedi
0RPa0hNA
and ast
to heal |
,loyed the
be suggest
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19

The Japanese consulate general will
close this years business December
IS and will remain closed till Jan.
uary ).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-19

\ mainland firm has written TO
the chamf Yer IF commerce stating that
it was position TO buy all the
coconutStShat the Territory of Ha.
vail can furnish
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06
STORES CLOSE EARLY NOW.
f'@', fr'a g., ..sss- s---<a--'i~9 ,s,s... sa =,
May First Brinss~th operation Lohr
/. Established Custom. M

fttAt the~ssst' OF 'N&sy,accordins to d
Ilons establuhed custom. all rofsths
bdsinessyhoases OF the city begin to
close their doors at,,s' o'clock, a Gus
tom which. 'has met ,watlrN popular Ia
,vor with the sseHetAi public and with
The H,efchantT and their clerks, more
'espsciaiiy. . Some few stores close nt
% o'OiOckoall The, year srOuitd, except
Saturdays and, ,of.coursU these will not
be Affected "A few other stores have
tsenerallysin Ahe past declined to close
at sTo'cloek.i but these are only the
smaller ones and the tlarg. majority
Iof the bigger esta bfishments obey the
[dictates Of the CUSTOM .4,a ~.
- Except" for Saturdays, when, the
stores rernain.Open until.1o O'Clock q,
might, Athc stores.r according to the
oustofn' wiilgcontinue their ,eat,y clos
Ing until the first Of September.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

Estoutly denied any ,connsction.7 wtek
the case and continued. to ssssurt ms
Innocence dntfrt he was placed on tfisf
Tuesday aftefn6on. Etesaa A,s rs.ss
Special "offcer 'waiRerxssof .,ths
Atlantic Coast Line. %sirehdered vaa&.
able assistance In working up ehe
evidences on BiAck; and Sc wen was
the evidence worked up;thst an ssSstiss
Ger said that they knew, ,svsfyshasSsl
about the case ana shiatkss rsSsiaiecs
|tion with It, ana hasf TIE ysSeeSssrjx
Fptoof,l save the actual oSfnmatxsnx; a.
Eths decd slack. was. vel isnSysR -
Ofcer Walker and told .of S1s or tSae
Instances ywiaefe the negro had posSf
as his assistant m order to betsSr
carry out his crimes. s.sa Sc SOC as
The case in this city, it,%sfi1HzSN
fremenfbered. 'swas1 'sii. atta0Ia. ,,,kpxh
Operator Carter ,tabout SScloUk;sone
morning iast, January. laxr. sCsSSse.
wasastrdclr In the head wieA .3 GeANy1
stick which ihass, inca b66tSaxed -shjas,
dor, work vver since. 'Aftsf raeSssx1
his victim senssisssSn taissspoan4sGs
the front Of the depot HfaAk fUpBSa'
The money drawer and made HIS &C.
hcape," itss. rss<sTs..s- s4sss-ss.s =
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

: In fsfsrrine to the: debate iof ths
Hampton Literary .SociSty ntsmbess
on Tuesday, IL was stated. tiiat ixaae
Affirmative won. when ~. should have
been statsdsthat the AsgaNvs, repre-
|ssntsa by Mics sMaSsls iAous WKets.
'von tho esh~tss The ssspMatlse sldxS
TIE question was debated !, by Misses
Caroline Dick and Leon Walker.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06
Attended 4! II. a. oonyent4on.

Messrs. w. B. Boyle, 4. A. pstssn-
burg, L. I. 'Parfott, @. 81 Yeadea4 s.ssk'
H. l. Scarborough feft Hasa night and
Mr."H:s'A Moses this nscFAifse ssfer
GreenviIle to attend flsst stare 81 z.1xs
convention at tfiat place - sideastx&ss
from Post G.,' T. p A., ef this city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06
JAKE BLACK PLEADS GUILTY.
Senteheeds TO- Eve YsarA One Monsi,
fufAssaaAt ana robbery at Orange.
!, bdtse cd,ty or.'S1Any Crimes ana
!, MisderAcanors-Bfok Sumter Coun.
ty JAN. .,;.M

+, Ml4demcanCrSr-BfO Ike Sumter COuu.
I'iisi ~ ;h'ss; X. ,ez,>es.9s fs;iI.. 80
ssFhec following excerpt. from the )
orangehurg Evening" News will, be OF
.ihtefst here, as Jake BlackswasI we'll
khown; having been aoonnacsed with 4
Number sof 'rohAeries ,in this city and
having heen-4ne of,the prisoners who
Iptanned,s and tspsrpetrated. the ian
,breaAtag and delivery. hersalast year.
''*JaAe Blach, ,coioseA, admitted Aie
guiit a9s 'eannectAon, with the murder.
Ions assault upon Operator Garter at
the aAtlantictGeast L4ue depe4 and the
robbery Sf that depot D. few. nenths
Iago;N whenshe. was earfeigned, snathe
Icourts Off sensral sessions. TUESDAY
Observation-Disclosures Judee D., W.. Bows
man. The saein of evidence had been
so tightly. 4 woven ssround the negro
that. he doubtless recognized the
hopeicssness Of 4 making fights,, Al
sentence Of four years was tr1posed
in the case of assaultsupon the opera
tor 20 and a .ssentence off, thirteen
months was imposed in the case Of
ropDery "gsHiee n%a,ef iic - >.
Black.' perhaps. enjoys the ,distanc.
ton Of havingtcornmiAtedr rmore,crimss
in the waysof ,erobberies land thefts
and assaults; thane any other negro
even brought before the .court for
trial In this. county. -, It was stated
yesterday by an officer closely, COM
neoted with the work. Of getting ND
the ewidene in. this lease, that Black
has already confessed. a, sufficient
number OF crimes for which. he has
never been trieds tg the sentences for
which would keep him behind the
bars .forythe rest .ef his lifesif he lived
to be eighty years old, He has con-
fesseds to rebbing depets, .lpostofFices.
box cars. and countless other Grimes:
All of them have been taken note of
and when Black completes, his sem
tence in the tive GASES inY' whichr he
has been sentenced, he will be tried
for these additional oramess,,,, .tsis,r,,
"Black was arrested twice i before
the Officers were convinced of his
guilt He was picked up in this city
only a.short time after the. crime was
committed. After some examination,
however, the negro was permitted q to
60. Some fiveS or six weeks; later,
Black again visited the city, and from
Information obtained by the officers.
he was again arrested. Upon his sec
ohd arrest the complexion Of Black
was considerably changed, and it was
discovered that he had dyed his face
and hands following. the crime. to
avoid recognition. SWheh II afrestSd, : Ne
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

products. and also for making our
homes, in country ahdScity more eco-
nonfical. aificient and beautif,iis and to
the ,end<that our county and State will
|be more desirable. prosperous, and
happy places in which to Hive.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06
y sess t&ass ys Gfs FtE .y@frssS 10 GsENefl ~
Excursion to BirmiliEka

' y -.I ~ - . -
On Of Reunion
Atlantic Coast Line will tickets Hirrg.
proporiohaely
reach
Special
25th and
Thrvush pnlan
Foehee following schedule: "
Lv Wflndnstos "a C. L.. a4s p. Nag Ii
l." Fayetsesi'e "a G L. 44t r N M.Y ii
I~ Florence ...A L. SOS Ps MSpaiA
Lv Sumter. ..A G L....... ss2H MsAAyil
Ar Augusta. ..A Gil 1Ss a. ~. Is
Az Atlanta Ca R. R. slo A. NJ M is
Lv Atlanta 4 .sou Ry &25 AIM Msy Is
Ar Birmnshar" .'' ..s6u Rys. dAae May
* - 4 .>. Q. ". PLAYER, TickSt AGENT 81 inter s Sc
n the south
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

The price OF /, quicksfive4s shas, sssesx
clined from $500 to- 81 is ,psr ,szask ,iuf:
rs 5t1pbsUs6ndsswilAilltfetsle tsaeesoehse ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06
Caiiniididasftst's tsafds,

Announcements OF candidates. Wilk
DO printed. in this column untii tMS
close, OF the campaisalfor $5.s no
cards accepted on credit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

Dr. wssvsn.. H iBssssss ~ sesins;ss
city phtuslaN, ssnaiaeNtho sisst,sn
whsiA.ts ~ pssAssGfi4oa~ss an. the
vaeatseV sasssa ~ thssrssssnation Of
Ne former city physician.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

'h'ft 'Nf1Ns~> wv sfIZsN EBEXT VfsV
FOR: SAhE~- Small dsrss,. bssets6Asi
harness. at a bargain. H a. CstSSn.
MAN .WANTED-'Tu attend to STOCK
and milk. at my farm near town. &C.
q P. Osteen. q ssss i: :sssss: ,,s,ssa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

s2 At the request of my ifrieRds,I ] any,
nos1nce; myself as a can ndidatc. for The
9th' MaCisteriai District. subject to tha
rulos Of the Democratic party. ~ 1 .4sn
IN the race to a finish If don't get
but ono vote. y - Aa,Ss :Ey!:s
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

Afssosnss 20 .nssry has -bSsn ss,G,sd
to ~ @. Rtenol<s' ana As,tx Esshss
Orsshm sof. Fssvssls. "A s>texss to Q
oolseef'oouSs 'was, eco. Sander. and
Han6shs sAnsssa, sssssr, -~-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

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w. N LE
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60 ~ kht ~ Isod sJat<SeSfty
wokn 6w1ts- ~ ''sls no 49, sszk'
s..2 -. . sounss y. .wne nss II -. !.
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49, y - w ri'' : 4 = 80 4
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cnar1S1c1. 's.,,n.. -. .~,e.s~. -, ~. : !,
Yatsoessn. az Baras,cai 49, - -,
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party were returuine 49, from cam
Den whsro they IA Nm 81 attend
sncs upon the Eevrksou-Ianoir we'd
ding. n t.tu,x ~ l,,a s.
Saluda, NJ g. are wiaa(iAg, 1.-THE lattu:s
IHRa~u- -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06
SMALLPOX IN DELAWARE.


Troops TO Be Dasleai xSut to Enforce
DI' " Vuaitntine.. ~ !.or
= wiiminEtoh Del. May 2.--state
troops ars expected to be called out
lto help .erfprce % qusrantine asainst
Fsr' Spiaefhse Of smxsipox. The schools
Hhd rtt6vies arc closed. The hospitals
are filled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

From The p&htS item. Mayis.s > '.-s.,
Israel T. Binder. ! a. trrsisvv'sfinls n,asi
teom Chicago. was painfully, il no,
|ssStcussy. hurt this ifsotniMk e~hSn ne
e&s asrutk BY am antoraobYtS tarMst,
by Afsx ~. u. 'Cstsenf ofs,eshfndais4at
csfhet 'of Main ana Eabsrtyssstrsets.
Ttie accident occurred at aboutyssSe
'andsx Grove quickly .ga .gathsrsd. st the
sesKss Mr. 1ahAst 'Haxs ;eaisssd, I'm ian
tnsdKSssSuS :scnditiotyreos the Tofm-
'sy Hoebstap ser tfs6txEsnts lssss,;ss
eT N wxS tertfssa a*onkatAs iiSspstai
hssr " taS DAY esfax whiisAMrsHtaAes
wsas DaaNfdlie Hbsaissd, ,hesi.wasl mot
'serfoasIy SinJpfsd xhd w0uad prob
'1bly be out in few daysyt .s,ua4
is>sa tAAss '''&efsasa tiiserHaa sA5ariss
wiftch hse& itsti: :bsen 'loeatsdp The, in.
5utta a'masfoisssa6 u B4.uAe eessnsss
5rSsasfs ssStmetey IL .Ataahtay, but now
o. csl(sato.ys She. SoncSfn .for swksch
rhs'tf&sehs h ,saiassS bS tlssysnternss
taUhxs 1sctt4e aesahsese eSsnpaise., .,or
whtcii, Bfndek Be-. SrSithe ssssfstots.
'vl itssssms tltAevvaE.; Blaexweal; ;sa 1ss
6Ar ssfases 4naM, w&sisdrivins III Bdicx
car shd tarned' wrong xt the corner.
tuning ffom lefx toi f4s4ft instead ,cf
10 the right; as,'he shot4a have done.
ahdsMfs 'Oatees IN ia, Dodge Car;. 20
avoids q eeliEsi6n with 'Afni turned to
the ltet ubswest Liberty, 4treet, strfaea
ing '0df. iBinaser neax stheysnorslfwest
1stshef@Sf sMxins aMd'sEibef&y streets
Mr.. Binder was knocked against a car
bsiohsihg tUsA haSkmafi. Posue, and
jsrhtned betwesn the VAo cafs;.as Mrs.
Osteen's car ran on into Pogue's aear,
winch was stshdsnk siear thsN.curb-
ftg% y 1T was at' Arst thought thar Mr..
Bffaers wis kfffed' or at least seriously
t1tufed,; but sexAfpfIh&tfon at the hos
pitakrfafled to reveal any serious In
juries. sA.nre /. ~ ass-ts,,ssas sdn&. j.,
81 asIackwdir and tfle other men who
were IN the EAR which turned wrong
wcrc '1rrcsted. but released shortly
afterwards on an explanation of the
matter.rf% NJ Ars',,,,e, ,aa.,il ,.sa,. tFe
y Pogue's car sustained injuries to the
'fonders' tire and back from the ram
ming by Mrs.s Osteen's car. ~ te.j.-
'tNAr& 0steen at che, time was CONS
mE,ihto'town TO have, two of her
srnaI chtidren., who were bitten by, an
allesed rahid dog on last Friday, giv-
ieh sthsy Paseauir treatment. She was
completely upset by the accident and
'unable to'pfoceed with the car.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-06

Mr. 1ss~stsK s,ndstp psshs-ssntlsnaa
who~ss injured on TsssAsy, imorninv
BY being struck BY an autoshehsis. '~ss
pspsstta tsday ss'thsr Sousnsy Hoe.
citsatS> ~ ssttidu s,oag yasos,y. cJs
~ssssas~sd ssss no wrs. feeling. much
bstes< and sssvs chserfui than yes
tsr1oy. ''-- s,Srs fssf~,ff tsffsHs.S
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-05
THEDA BARA TO
+. REVISIT BIJOU

In the role of liza, wife of Pierre
Clemeneeau, in THE Clemenceau
Case" a perturbation of Alexandra
Dumas story of the same name,
Theda Bara comes to the Bijou thea
ter tomorrow night and it is anticipat-
ed that she will repeat her great sue
cess in "A Fool There Was" the SEN
sational photo-drama, that served as
her photo-dramatic premier and
brought her into instant favor as one
of the leading emotional actresses of
the screen. -. -. ......- &"-.:
As in her former offering Theda
Bara appears as wanton, whose sole
desire is to break hearts and homes"
Her husband, very successful sculp,
tor, she forsakes for Constantin Ritz.
The sculptor's life becomes a void, his
talent deserts him and life is empty
home of Ritz is disrupted by the
vampire and but for the timely in
reference Of Clemenceau both homes
would have been wrecked. z
To save Ritz, Pierra appears to fall
under the spell of liza for second
time He meets her in her boudoir
and as she meets him in false en-
brace he drives a dagger into her
heart just as Ritz enters the room.
There is sensation in every foot
of the film and Theda Bara's person
atty is strongly injected into the of.
fering. 1t is a typical "Bara" offer.
ing g. - ". Hr@
The supporting cast includes Viii
liam E. Shay, Mrs. Allan Walker, Stu
art Holmes, Mrs. Cecil Raleigh, Frank
Goldsmith, Sidney Shields and Little
Jane Lee, one of the cleverest child
actresses either on the stage or
screen. .-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-05
HAWAII'S MOUNTAINS
TO BE LECTURE TOPIC

Closing the present series of lee
lures on subjects pertaining to Ha
waii, in which DR.. w. T. Brigham, w
o, Smith and Professor w. A. Bryan
appeared, Professor Vaughan Mac
Caughey of the College of Hawaii will
lecture at Cooke hall, Y. NJ. c. A.
Thursday evening, April 6, on the sub.
ject, The Mountains of Hawaii"
Professor MacCaughey is an ardent
tramper and has covered nearly all
the trails and mountains on this isl
as well as most of those on the other
islands.
This lecture will be listened to
with much interest as it is the last
probably that will be heard from Pro-
fesscr -MacCaughey for a number Of
months, as he leaves soon for the
mainland, where he intends to spend
his sabbaticaI year travelling through
many states lecturing on the Natural
History of Hawaii" Professor Mac.
Caughey is a member of the Honolulu
Ad Club and in his lectures never
fails to play up the publicity features
of his subjects, and in this way he
can accomplish a great deal of good
for the islands that shouldn't pass un-
noticed. e.
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Why Tolerate cataHIi?

You have noticed, no doubt, that any
cold aggravates nasal catarrh, and the
flow of mucous amazes you that such
Objectionable matter could find lodg-
ment in your head. To ignore this
catarrh when the cold subsidies is
wrong because it continues to slowly
injure the delicate Innings of the nasal
passages and clog them up.
To correct catarrh, cleanse the nos
trils frequently with a solution of warm
water and salt, insert vaseline on re-
firing, and take a spoonful of SCOTS
Emulsion after meals for one month.
SCOTS acts through the blood to feed
the tissues, and contains soothing
glycerine to check the inflammation
and heal the sensitive membranes.
SCOTS is pleasant to take.
Scott & BOVINE. BiOon6eld. NJ. $3.50
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HAWAII SHOWS
A Tense DRAMA

Clara Kimball Young, a strong fav-
orite ON the screen. especially in roles
that are wildly romantic, comes to
the Hawaii theater tonight in THE
Heart of the Blue Ridge an adapta.
tion of the stirring novel by Waldron
Bailey.
With its scenes laid in the moon
shine whisky section of the Blue
Ridge mountains and with the reve-
nue. officers active in the pursuit OF
the operators of illicit stills the Of
fering teens with action Plutina
(Clara kimball Young is greatly de-
sired by the operator of one of the
questionable stills, and when she re-
pulses him he takes every possible
means of revenge until the girl is
driven to lead the officers to his
plant. He makes his escape, but re-
turns totagain annoy the girl and her
young farmer sweetheart. In the
finale. the men fight a bloody duel
at the edge Of PRESCRIPTIONS cliff, with
the result that enc of them falls to
his death on the rocks below. For a
time there is considerable uncertain.
tx as 10. which man is victor and
which Is vanquished.
An excellent opportunity is afford
ed Miss Young who. besides being an
accomplished actress, is one Of the
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