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The Washington times., 1916-05-31

At a meeting of the members OF the
bar OF Alexandria held in the corpora
tion court this morning. a committee
composed of S. q. Brent, Douglass
Stuart and ]. Dandall Cation. prcseit-
of r. d. Brumback. a member OF the
bar who died suddenly yesterday
morning. and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted. John NJ. John
son. presided. Mr. Brumback's re-
terment yesterday Walter c. Foster
will go from here today as represen-
tative OF Alexandria Washington
lodge of Masons at the funeral.
The Washington times., 1916-05-31

In the corporation court today a deed
was recorded from w. f. Johnson to
Oscar Oswald Johnson of a lot on Pen
dleton street. near Henry street.
The Washington times., 1916-05-31
INSPECTOR REVIEWS
. ALEXANDRIA CADETS
Competitive Drill Held Before
Col. H. l. Hodges, v. N. |.
Commandment.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 31.-The
first inspection of the Alexandria High
School Cadets by a representative Of
the Virginia Military Institute. under
whose auspices the cadet corps was
formed, was held this afternoon on
tho high school grounds. The inspec-
tion was made by Col. Harry l..
Hodges. commandant of the Virginia
Military Institute.
A company competitive drill for the
custody OF the flag OF the corps was
held and an individual competitive
drill for a medal offered by Capt.
Conrad Johnson, OF the high school.
next week and spend a day on the
rifle range.
The Washington times., 1916-05-31

The graduation exercises OF st.
Mary's Academy will be held at the
academy on Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. There are three graduates,
Misses Julia Virginia Downey, Julia
Anna Duncan, and Mary Katharine
Quinn, who will take part in an in
teresting program.
The Washington times., 1916-05-31
DANCING
MISS Chapel EAR

HARTLEY Prof. and Mrs. 1926 10th ~.
NV; all dancing taught; private and class
Toe hour; 10 lessons. IS. Phi. N. Elsa. Est 1905.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17
THE BIBLE IN AFRICA.
Il 10 Read There in f4s Languages snt
Dialects.

On the continent az Nfr a alalie u
New Testament or parts VI II nav,
been translated h,iu las languages ant
dialects. The two latest additions ar,
Dabida y language Of i:ri.lsh Eas
Africa, and I.iIuba. the language Of 4
tribe In the hinterland Of Sierra Ii one
Parts Of the New Testament have
actually been translated into pidgir
English. that strange lingo, half haby
talk and half slang, which is the hiei
means OF communication through al
the east
The difficulties presented In translat
ing the New Testament Into this bar
barous hotch-potch must have heer
tremendous, but they have been sur
mounted.
Another language Of the same s0rl
is Chinook This consists Of a,,oul
two-ffths Chinook, two-flfths red In
dian tongues and the rest English and
Canadian French. 1t Is the tongue Of
barter on the Pacific coast of Alasks
and the Dominion. At least 10000 In
dams speak II, and lately St Johns
gospel has been issued in this jargor
for their special benefit.
There IL also version OF the s. rip
lures translated into the primitive Ian
guage of the head hunters Of Borneo.
1t was made by German missipna-
ries, printed in South Africa. paid for
with British money and circulated in
Papua.-London Answers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17

Timber is classed as hard or soft
and the main point OF difference be.
tween the trees that produce these
classes Is that the soft wooded Tree
has "needle leaves" slim, narrow and
almost uniform in breadth, while the
hard wood trees have broad leaves
Of various shapes. Again. some soft
wood trees carry cones, such trees be
ing termed conifers. Resin, too. Il
more characteristic OF soft than Of
hard wood. To the class Of soft woods
belong the pines. spruces and frs. and
the most common examples OF thes'
are yellow pine. white Or, pitch pins
and spruce or red FIR. In the common
er hard woods are oak, beech, maiog
any, ash. walnut. plane, elm, birch an(
ebony
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17

Auama wa Ffosioe0t-
When Adams came into the presl
dency the stately observances o
Washlngton's day were not ALLOW Ell Il
lapse Even transplanting the seat Of
government from Philadelphia to Tie
unfinished town on the Potomac had
served only TO Jolt and rather huinor.
0usly disiort them With the chill of
new plaster pervading the executive
residence. AIRS. Adams despaired d
getting sufficient wood cut either fot
love or money from the growing trees
surrounding it to ill Its yawning fire.
place and dispel the dampness. She
put sle great audience room to tbs
only uss Its unfinished condition per-
mitted drying the presidential linen.
= y from its unglazed windows
oier sne small and scattered groups Of
houses, a What had yet mateFlallzel
Of L'Enf. Q s imposing plan, she re.
fected tina thcz inhabitants must
subsist like fs,ys, by eating each 9th.
err But she/played her role Of pres-
dents iad/with spirit, maintained hef
hours tor levees and answered the
"fshes' when they came to cali that
she thought the new capital had a
beautiful situation.
1t had indeed. Half way between
Maine and Georgia. ut that time OUT
northern Md southern boundaries; In
land, but al the head of tide water
on a noble stream; planned along gen.
erous lines 10 cover succession Of
hills upon which a city once built could
not be hid, 1t was and seemed likely to
remain fairly central Even the most
optimistic patriot could not foreset
how far that mythical reality. the CEN
ter OF population, was to travel west
ward decade by decade during the next
century, unlmpeded by wssaor misfor
tune, until the city on the Potomac
was left upon the edge OF our great
country.-Helen Nicolay In Century.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17

my dear child" said the fond moth.
er, "if you marry Henry. do you think
he will have the force to lift himself
above his fellow men to a level with
you2"
why, Of course do, mamma. Don't
you remember how he climbed the
eight stories to our apartment the o. her
night when the elevator was brokenT'
st Louis Post Dispatch.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17

NNncle Ben. very careful old dn Ky,
uasa witness in a shooting case.
,.vVsra ia shots simultaneous, upt n
,ncu,rad the sprosecuting attorney.
.swell. boss. Nou see, mt wuz dii
way" replied the witness, with great
deliberation. "Dem shots come so close
togedder dat can't be sho' eff dey wui
or not."-Argonaut
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17
FIXED.

super = No, SIR. the ghost hasn't
walked for two weeks. Crittiek-l
Jaw the leading man with wad to
dav. He must have got his salary
super-Oh. yes; he's the star. Crit
rck-What you might call a Fixed
.tst> eh?-Philadelphia Ledger
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17

Gladys--I wonder which is the cas-
lest way to acquire fine sweeping
gaitf Mother-Just 60 over there and
take that broom.-Baltimore American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-11-17

The man who is fortunate enough TO
be able to give receives more than tbs
poor taker.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
s@dlerkcnsert

8rei begobte Sfiilerinnen pes
brfannten bieligen oeutiden giolin.
~birtuoien &rof. S, 6. Grid i0er.
Den out Sonntag. nodmittog Oen
IL. Hnpember. bier llbr in Sfniol.
Ter & MueIer auditorium 1918
5arlloln StraBe. ein aon5ert scr
onitolten. Gs itnb Dies 6rl gnlt.
liz 2ear, SRI. Olga Gitner ur0 SRI.
agres &nofiicet. 3pei Stlletin-
llen bon sri. Darn Mltndboff SRI.
6elen McgoFfrep uno SRI. 9tdrb
2emis meroen nit einigen Sopran.
iolis un6 Sri. @leonore Sane Gear,
56ulerin pon Serrt1 ". 81. 8irg.
lum miro nit mebreren %iannDor-
tr1gen mituirfeu. Ser @intritt All
oieiem aonaert lit frei. Aufgeteat
lit folgenoes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10

i5-@eorse Sadion g, glelior.
3. 8idoro. ". @ui0e Sod.
17-@ric Sobnion, aep, Settings.
6reo Sobnion Rep, Settings.
Stubr, g., @ran0 Ss[an6.
". g. Scu6oer, 9tep., @rano
Sslano.
19-Sbeooore 0itermon, 9emofrat.
Central Gitp.
.0-9. S. 4inlnp. Gep., 9elarooe.
%. 6ries Gem, 8anne.
6ro1
52-Sobu Sarris, Gem. @reelep.
53-0emis Gronin, gtep., 0'Reia.
$. 8bite. Eep., 4inSmortb.
56-S ". Oils, Gem, Orb.
5S--8. s. 8anIor, Gem, M3er.lo.
@eorge @reenmoIt, Gem, pro
ten BON.
60-8iiaom @ormleD, g., 2oipeII.
62-2. Slien, Gem. glno.
z. anoerior, H.. Solorcae.
5. SHmab. Gem. lebanon.
6l Sobn Saeobien 8, 2erington.
69-S %. @ming, 8, 5mperiol.
70-6reo Soffmeiiter, Gent, ,ylil.
periol.
72-@eorge GracepelI, Step, 9olen.
tine.
i3-2loDo Sbomus, g. alliance.
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@nh[rrinLtnt in ;Snrt 0nhnr.

Sort Dodge, Sa., 9. SOB. -Ditt
@lisnnbme oes Sberiffs pur0en
iGmtlihe repu6lifm1iide Rdnoiodteit
IN 8ebIter gountD ertu1bIt, Sheriff
8obn oogegen tp1tr6e tpieoer ertp1bIt.
Die iibrigen @etptrter iinb: 8oons
fir &on9reBmarn; SolOoegeI fir
5tdotsienotor; &tnoEdD fiir Gtodts-
MeprGientont; Genrort fitr gountDs
5dobmeiter; Sinbautft fir Gountn-
SIerf; Gobaun1igb fir gountp an4
malt; 8il6monn fir aoroner, gl.
g. SdiG, S. s. Stockholm unO Sobn
@uitltn fir goltntbiuperbiioren. SSSnt
@on5en gabeu $500 @GbIer ibre
Stimmen eb. 8on Sen 8r1if0ent-
iddftsfonoiooten IN 8ebiter GonntD
erbielt Su9bes $3.50, 8iIlon 3,033
Stimmen pGbren0 BON ben @oubers
reiirSfnnbionten Mereoitb 2,740 una
Soroing 1857 Stinu1en er5ielte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10

Bon benz pirfIi1 neutral gebIiebe-
men uno odrtm ~aertreteuen @riehet.
lano utl0 bon Der unterfiising elmer
observation-disclosures gegen ben griedis
iden 6iiriten icite1S Ser aniierten.
bat er nobL nod rihts geb0rt, nenlt
er iogt, es let nenidfi9er Snftinft.
nit ben 6dpnGen un0 llnteroriid-
ten s1 iprnpot6iFterer- ODER fonte
er in 6ieietn Sole bieHeidt Die Ste
holuttonSpartet nIs 69no6e an
ieben?
9os grtpoTen Der &robibitioti,
stem fonmt, menn fie Die bisber bon
8ra1tereien uno 8irtidnften gesabl.
ten 5teuern uno 2i8en8geIoer aitf-
bringen mliien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10

in ietnem 9a0e5trnmer tot oi1Fge-
flnoer. @r Nar ourh @aSbergtfs
tltug geitorben @r errei1te elm
Sitter bon ungefGbr So Sabren. Gel
ne 6rail lit sur 3eit obpeieno. oa
.ite fiir5lth nod 9afoto gttp reiite,
Inn lire bort mobnenoe Gohter 5t
befunen.
SrfoIge oeS 8robtbitionsfeees IN
Ne6rasfo miro Die Srentont 8roue.
rel I'M 9eat geihloiien per6en. Sos
@igentum mar inter n~orrlolen Ser.
bdItniiien irteefdbr 100000 pert,
uno Dieies 3uiomme1t nit Dem Ser
Iult, nelden bie init benz @eifQft
in 8erbinoung Itebenoen 8irti6af.
ten un6 bon oemielben 0te bis oobtn
beihGftigten 2cltte boben neroen,
oiirite einen ernpfin6Iiden @infIuB
ouf on6ere @eid6fte In turaer 3eit
peripiiren Iaiien.
Ole @. 6. z. II. Miro morgen
nndmittog einen 0onfgottegoienIt
fiir ben grfols Der 8robibition bal
ten. 8oitor 9usIe miro Die 6o9e
leifeu.
5rot 2aitrn 9, SOB BON arEing.
ton lit Beitte I'M bieigen Soipitol
geftorben, mo- ite ii6 fir Die Der.
gongenen lebter orei M2onate in Be
bottollng beiatt0. Sic erreifte Elm
alter bon II Snbren.
Bel Dem 6elter, tpeGheS @outog
friib Chris, SenienS StoG 8eritorte,
wuroe Go8coe 4oouts, 0o1t @bol1f.
fettr in 2orie:ls @aroge. ais er cine
Cir 6es StoIles einbrodL ernItIih
i'm @eiidt perDornnt. G8 mare bor-
ausiiftli6 ieirpen 41tgeu idliu1m err
gongen, rueatr bielelben nid)t ourA
@Idier geidiist aefpeferr tD1ren.
S. s. Sdrinn fam Dienstna bon
5cottsbluff bqn elmer @elfGft8reiIe
5uriid, ioooB er nod Set botte,
bel OCT Bobl ieine Gimme obaeben
3l t0nnen. @r berthtet, oob Die
beiOen 3ltferfnbrtfen al beioen SET
ten Oes Blotte in Sccttsbluff nno
@ering IN noGler S6tiefeit ipGren,
uno 6ob cine meme 6obrif is @eiIen
entfernt bel Saparo gebnut IpiirOe
pelde fir Die ndditidbriee @rntc
'igtig lem iel. @fm idbe fin Nsei
in pn6 WaIen meitu rtfb3 fule
8rderlbeft mo alfalf1
@eIeEentIfh 6et Nnfan0iglrng
Der giitonomie 8olcils iarnrnert
SER Somon6 in einenn 2eitartifel
DieOer einin1l iIber oas orme 5er.
|~tretene 9eIgien mo bofft. ooB Sieies
BON GeatidIanb IN Oerle[ben @eiIe
tuie Nolen bebnslbet peroeu piirOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10

@ingeeonger 6lird SporblhIen
bon 5roit Suit. Omaha. IS 500
0oroth. SoL5nortb, ct. Gron.
Gig, Gonios.. $50
@nt. @rrmtmert, HIpmonth ..1t.OO
5rou Goehnemonn. Omaha. 1900
8rou 2nnaer, Er1iioeuttn oe8
6rcuen SiITspereirts bon 80. gIitffs,
eeIien Sdtigfeit iberroiheno it,
lmlote ein prod)tpoGes RegIige un0
Sroat Suit Elm ihSnes aiiien.
Chr SHrrenhilfsberein Diro inter
aiffTger Mitmtdugig bon Germ aorL
Sdrllpp am 2. 8es. cine aben0-
NlterbaItung GUM geiten Der fibt-
@efon1enen geben.
SmIner bobeit mir nod SnbIreihe
Sporbitdien an Snno unO eritthetf
Inn Ibnebmer.
gerta GetlGutnrut, gariiscn6c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10

6-@ecree 2cioig6. Gem, 9ebros.
ia Gitn.
7-Sobn Wlurtep Gent, albO.
S-9ebi Go6O, Gem, untop.
9--Sdco6 SoB. Gem, Gbolco.
.10-S. S. guan, Gem, Gmabo.
Somes Grabbed, 8, 5mabu.
6raneis @oooaa, o.. Smobo.
Sobn s. &opfins, @, Omaha.
SerrD Somoro, Gem. Smobo.
Serrb SeIen, Gem, Omaha.
5rant aeeqon, Gem. Omaha.
Soiepb 2obelp Gem Smnba.
Sens RielierL Dein., Omaha.
Senrb HiAmono, g., Omaha.
&i9orS Sdneioer, 3. Smaba.
s. s. Shannon, 9, Smobd.
8. Dtiaer. Aep., aenunro.
13-S 5. Mc9taiter, Gem@ pa
fota GitD.
l4--2. z. 5leetpooo, Gem, @ntea
ftelo.
l5-5ronf gioOfe, Sem, &Dnot.
l7-3obn &elfcnrotb, O., Grofton.
1873. s. 2inoberg, g.. GGgin.
l9-G. 6. Won5er. o., 8ierce.
MearS, &ep, @aDre.
21--5eroinono &od, Gent. &elt
Boint.
22-6enrD 8ebrens, Sep, 8ecmer.
23-Somcs ailten, Sem, 9lbion.
25-gbarles Segelte, Gem, Golpm.
BITS.
26-Ridoro 9teson Gem, &latte
: Geuter.
27--S. 9. Smoelor, 3, Somcis.
28-8iaiam 0au, Gem, 5remont.
g. s. Sbaffer, 8em., Socper.
~. 2entor. Gent, @nhoo.
s. @. 2ombert Rep &oboo.
SO. g. 8eterion, REP, 2incola.
&aIpb Moielp Gep., Sincoln.
2eonoro 5tnnsburg, Rep. Gin.
coin.
8iqiom Softer Gem, 2ineoln.
@eorgc 8aite, Gent 2tntoIn,
3t-G. %. 3albeg, Rep., Beatrice.
Gbaie 9urroms. Gem 9fOamS.
3. anuBen, O., grunina,
3l-3. g. Gonlep, Hepo 5oirburp.
35-@. u. &unt, Dent Crete.
.36-@eorge 2iggett. Rep, Ultra,
337-gtid NeDienburs, Gem, 90
bio Gitp.
38-@eoree Suffer, Gem, seDarb.
S9-S. g. 0orton, Gem, Bolt.
4O-@. 9. stream, Sep, gorf.
42-S. ". suonion 9em., Clan
Center.
Reeo. 8iep., aurora.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
uebraskas nddtftc
StaatsIeoisIatrr!
Die 9emOfratsn babsu iuie bis6Cr in
bsiOen 6Gnitrn bic abioInte
Obsrbnnb.

Die n1dite Staatslegislotur bon
RebroStd bat III geSug Gif 3nIum.
meuiebung betreiis Der St1rfe Der
beioen Borteien ioit oosielbe Music.
ben ME ibre Soreangertn. Gie Ge.
mofroten baben, ME ia oub gar
ntdt an0ers al erporten lpor, TO-.
Iuobl inn Senat mic i'm Heprdientau-
ieubnuie Die bollfommene 6berbono.
2out ben bisber eingeIoufenen &c,
rihten iebt lid Die 2e8islotlir fol-
genoermaben 5uiommen;
5tnat.
t-R. q. geeoI Nep., 9liibitrn.
2-Sobn @tattes, Gent, IebrGsfa
Gitp.
4-Sobn Bennett, Gem, 6mnbo
Sobn Sanner, 9cn., Smobu.
Sobn Moriortp, Gent, 6muba.
so Somel, Gem, Omaha.
Gobert StrebIom, @, Smobo
5-8aI1ce @iIion O., 6remont
6-Grnnf Saos, @ep., @nteriot.
7-8lil. &obl, Gent, @omie.
9-B.A IS. Mtc9laiiter, 9tep., Neliab
t0-Sobn @enrp, Gem, Spnels
lis. 6. Gilbert, Gem, Columbus
&c @. Dotp Gent, 9eoscr
groiiing.
t3--glorf LIBERTIES, Gent, 2incoIn.
q. S. SomDer, 0em., 2incom.
~14--90om Nic9allen g., g9pnnrc.
15-SbOmos SobnerS, Hcp.. 8elbi
0ere. fgto6 3iueifeIboft.)
t6-G. S. Spirt, Rep, 8ilber.
17--G. 6. Sonoal Rep, gorf.
19-8olter Sager, 9em., Settings.
21-Sames Sammono, Rep, Gon1
brtoge.
23-G. u. Seal, O., grufen Som.
24-3obn Roberhon Gem. Sou
26-@borLes 8. glcefer, Step, Sul.
perial, Gfo6 aeifelbaft.)
st. 8uibee, Rep, aimboG.
2s-@eorae 2(buns. O., grapforo.
sans.
1--8. 8. Rieibit, 8, Sails @iip.
&c. e. @ooo. Sep, geru.
3-@eorge 4enefer, Rep, 6ofls
GitD.
81. 81. 9nfoe, Sem. 5ecumieb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
aOnareRmann gartun 6eerSiat.

aurora, 10, gtob. = Inter 6lt-
BERT 5oblreidpr geteiligung nitrOe
geitern nafmittug bier &onGreB-
mann elias. 81. Barton bon @rono
Sslon6 sur lebtan &ttbe beltottet.
Die &eibe Der benz Sarge ~folgenoen
Nutontobile mar iiber cine Mteile
lang. 9te @eidGfte Der Gtoot Bile.
ben tpGbreno Der 8eeroigitng fdntt.
lid geidloiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
Menn.Nntn nieberae6rnnnt

9ei6ler, 10. glop. - 8os G1ttos
moba BON &an Serbert non Gpur
Gin nit nelfen bieier Bel ben
Ietten Acknowledgment IN Omaha
Den oiertelt 8leis errntg, lit infol.
ge Selbitent3iinoang ouf Dem bteii
gen interchangeable elm Roub Der
getporOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
dprbert a6ietnna Oes guliaeidefs.

Beatrice, 10. 8cb. -3obn 8ih-
mann bon 9eit Beatrice ldBt cine
8etttion 8irfiilieren, in welher Die
Nbietune Des goli3eideFs Sopoer
perlongt miro, neil berielbe grob-
lid ieine 8flitt in geaug niif @or-
nabnte bon 8erboftlnsen uim. ner-
nndl1iiigt babeu fol-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
CckalzuAdttidlten
aus Stencnt, ucbr.i
Greniont, Q. Sion.

Geo. 9ul. Dem Dor Ginger GET
en- Gien6abnsug in Sic 5rtete fG6,
aTg er NIT Isihem Nutp4noBiI 1rs
8eleiie paiIteres mGlte, u1io Ser Drs
bel. pie selpobnlid. ben aitrseren
seg. beftilOet flA altf benz 8eee Der
Beiiernng, bob Niirfte es nod I0nge4
re Set nehmea, bepor CT has @nipii
fal ncrlaiien fam.
Garner Safer irnrOc berite mittne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
stcp6enS @laiOritdt i6er 1000.

fSremort, 10. Sob. - Die Mehrz
belt oes Misrepresentation aongreB-
rnnnrles Stepbeus betrdet niht MN
500 pie geitern beriftet, ionnerrl
ilad) ben poflit1noieen 8erifteit g..
096. SlerSebr bon ocn ts Counties
6oben fir i'm geitilrnt ulln nun
Burt, Geoar, 9iron mo @opnc
Counties gegen i'm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-10
geene SphGditIc.

Beebing 81ter, 10. 9foo. Die
beige 9o6idule, pel9e NIT einent
&oiteilaufpono bon $4,000 erbdrlt
lptroe, 1T ibren 9eitimmtnsen iiber-
geben tuoroen. 9o8 bt8berige @e.
bGuoe miro fir Die alnifer Der
6ifertftden Sfglle ben1tst tperSer1.
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Hein SramcnItimmrcctt
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-09
Borah MAN Of the Moment in Bull
Moose Hall; Conferences Continue

Associate Press by
stirred the depths today By powerful Roosevelt snt
3 80
George presented when the
the COMMITTEES dealing with the attempt get the
bodies together candidate as@sts -
proposed Roosevelt said the
could unite both parties .f
report Shoots, time further confer
this afternoon evening = s
Governor Hiram johnson Republicans
declared that he would stand to the end FOR and one
alone-the greatest American Is -, q q
BpRAH,s APPEARANCE sENsATtoN
entered hall moment mmeaey he was recognized
called him for talk in to cries from hun
delegates
great introduced He said he had not
officially then shouted: =
Il will say frankly that inspiration
a the hail. suggesting that
With Boah the unite both parties
might happen.
enthusiasm ah with
vim than previously. IS 5asas 50.
Roosevelt and that millions want
him. said Borh But let bear In mind that what these two conyen
decide the welfare Of the United States quarter
of century.
should definitely determined that
together the leader
myself
convention then adjourned until o'clock
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-09
PEOPLE SHOULD
PAY TAXES NOW,
SAYS COLLECTOR

Doctors and dealers in narcotics
who write out prescriptions with mar
cotics IN them. for even a day after
June 50. are liable TO prosecution I'M
der the law said Collector Of Internal
Revenue John F. Haley this morning.
unless they have registered in this
Office"
Before registering. doctors must file
an inventory as to the amount OK mar.
cotics on hand after which their reg
istration certificates will be given
them. These cost 81 each.
Under the emergency tax. which
must also he in by June 80. for the six
months following that, date, tobacco
dealers must paw $40. Income taxes,
too-in fact. all taxes collected at the
office-are payable up to the last day
OF June.
I'VE are hopipg here that peonle
will not put of this taxDaying bnsi-
ness" says Mr.. Haley. 1T is a matter
of law. and should be attended tn
without DELAY. Even il people wait
until the last day or two. and then
come in to nay, they will be neon
veniencing themselves and the Office.
for that viii mean big rush at the
last moment and great deal of wait
ing on the pert of the taxpayers.
Much better to do 1t now.