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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
NATIVE INDUSTRY ENCOURAGED

THE HAGUE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
industry is more and more coming
into it's own in Holland in conse-
quence of the restricted supplies from
belligerent countries and especially
Germany. The latest scheme adopted
with a view to furthering it is a
Netherlands shopping week" when
participating storekeepers display eX-
clusively Dutch.made goods in their
windows. In The Hague, for instance,
$40 stores, distributed over 14O
streets, have put the idea into eXecu'
ton, and Queen Wilhelmina is OK.
tending her support by visit CT in
spection. OF several of the leading
establishments.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
LIFE OF PILOT
IN ENGLAND IS
EXCITING

A vC-y interestinE story j. told con.
corning the shipping life about the
mine strewn harbors OF England by
Capt II. o. BEeumchcn Of the Stand
ard Oil ompaHy'S barge No. 81 which
recently was towed into Shanghai har-
Dor by the S. o. steamer Richmond,
after making a worlds record tow OF
1900 miles from New York. Before
leaving. the Atlantic coast she made
seven trips TO London taking 100000
gallons of gasoline each voyage and
Capt Bleumchen obtained first
hand knowledge OF conditions there
In an interview in the China Press,
he says:
THE pilots who take steamers in
through the tortuous passages of the
mine fields receive little space in war
dispatches but their lives are constant
ly filled with danger. asked one old
pilot If anything has happened to him
while he was bringing steamers In.
"'Oh, yes said the pilot, 4 have
been blown up seven times. Some.
times they are floating mines and 9TH
er times submarines One Is about as
bad as the other. Sometimes ! get
blown of the bridge, but most of the
time am lucky enough to jump into
a boat" .~-% IL ~ Isl
Things like this made Capt. Bleum-
chen and his companions think what
would happen to them IL a submarine
hit their 100000 gallons Of gasoline.
The steamer and tow we're under Anne.
rican registry but they knew the Ger.
mans would never let that gasoline
get by If they could stop her.
"On one trip" said the captain, I'VE
got wireless message that there was
a submarine ~ miles ahead OF US. I
thought 1t over and decided that IL
she hits US never would know it so
there was no use worrying about it.
We didn't see anything of her..
ION another trip we were lacking
through the mine fields coming into
the Thames. There was a British
tramp following about s miles astern.
She was trailing along in exactly the
track we took 1t was too hazy for
Lus to see her but we heard an ex.
plosion that wrecked her. Seven men
were killed aboard. It was thought
that in the time after we passed a
mine drifted across her course and
she struck 1t. That is the closest call
we had"
In all the Richmond towed the
barge 61,0s0 miles. and when she ar.
rtyes at San Francisco July /, she
viii have added more then 1000 miles
to that record.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
LURLINE HAS BIG
CARGO FORTHE
ISLANDS

With many passengers and large
cargo of freight the MatsOn steamer
LurIfne will arrive here Wednesday
morning at O'Clock and dock at Pier
10. according to a radio received this
morning by Castle & Cooke, local
agents.
For Honolulu she is bringing 50 cab
in and l. steeraGe passengers, 200
bags Of mail, l3l packages of express,
? automobiles and 56G5 tons Of freight.
She has also lao tons Of freight for
Kahului, making a total tonnage of
74O5.
The Lurline was scheduled to arrive
here tomorrow morning but due to the
strike at San Francisco she left one
day late.
Advices to Castle & Cooke report
that the Matson steamer Wilhelmfna
due to sail from San Francisco Wed
nesday, will leave on time and arrive
here July 4. -. AZ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
RAPID WORK ON .
H+|IIL0BRE;AKWAIER
NOW REPORTED
Especial Star bulletin CorrespOndencel

(Special Star Bulletin Correspondencel
HILO, June 24.-On Wednesday last
the one hundredth scow load OF rock
came in from the Waipio quarry of
Contractor Marshall and was dumped
on the Hilo breakwater line of strlc-
ture. The arrival of the hundredth
scow was celebrated at the break.
water by the working staff and the
hope was EXPRESSED that everything
woul dgo on all right TIL the second
hundred was reached.
The scows brought from Waipio
have conveyed, on an average, 400
tons of rock EACH so 10000 tons OF
the big stones have been, so FAR,
brought to Hilo bay. In addition 10
this large quantity of rock there has
also been a lot of stone brought from
the Waiakea quarry. 81
Work on the breakwater has gone
on rapidly recently and the contractor
feels very pleased with the results at.
tanned. The tug Printer had to go to
Honolulu on Wednesday afternoon IN
order to have some necessary work
done on her propeller, but she is ex-
pected to5be back in Hilo tomorrow
some time. - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
oUTRlGGER DUES ARE
PAYABLE ON JULY

y Annual dues of the Hawaiian Out
rigger Canoe Club will become due
SATURDAY. and Treasurer l. C. Thomp-
son of the club has been mailing post
al cards to members In the last few
days. notifying them that dues are
due sss g. mi
The outrigger now has between $50
and 100 senior members, and about
ib0 juniors. Under the amended by
laws adopted at the annual meeting
last winter, dues are payable annually
and are now so a year for senior and
. Sc for junior members. - ~. r.,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
BUILDING PERMITS

R. Mkt, owner. Location. makai
side of King street, opposite Alapai
street. Macaroni factory, alterations
T. Haskushin, builder. Estimated cost
$3.50.
McGrew Estate. Ltd, owners. L.o
cation, Eva side Of Punchbowl street
200 feet makai from Beretania street
Dwelling. Wing Tai Co., builders. Es
timated cost. $136.
X. Tasaka, owner. Location, Moilii
Ii, makai side of Beretania street, POO
feet east from baseball park X EEe
su, builder. Estimated cost, $500.
All Koy. owner Location. Kaimuki
mauka side of Waialae road. 30 feet
Eva from Sth avenue. Dwelling. X
Ebesu, builder Estimated cost, $3.50
A. \. Soong. owner. Location Wal
kiki side CT McCully tract, POO feet
makai from Beretania street. Dwell
ing, X. Ebesu. builder. Estimated cost
1925.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
CASE OF BERI BERl s..
FOUND ON UJlMA MARU

A case Of beri beri was found this
morning on the Japanese steamer
Ujina Maru, which arrived yesterday
from Japan, and three other of the
seamen are on the sick list. Makazo.
no. q fireman, has the berf beri; Mono.
take, fireman, and Mijama, sailor, had
their eyes injured by coal dust, and
Matsuo, sailor, was unable to work
this morning because he ate too much
last night on his, first evening ashore.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26

A report from Rome states that the
Prince OF Wales, heir to the British
throne, IS to marry Princess Yolanda.
Is, eldest daughter of KE.g Victor En-
manuel of Italy. and a girl Of rare
beauty.
After IN absence Of three years a
pigeon tina! was entered in pigeon
race from Bordeaux, France, has re-
turned to its loft at Witheridge. Eng,
land
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26

A huge mass of earth and rocks
plunged down the Palisades in New
Jersey The noise of the avalanche
alarmed residents in Jersey CITY, Wee
hawken and HoDOken, buI 10 one Is
known to have been hurt,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Thomas, left Manila June Is.
Sherman left Honolulu June IA.
Sheridan, at San Francisco
Logan, al Gan francisco.
Dix, at Manila, I,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Monday, June 26.
MERCANTILE-

MERCANTILE Bid. Asked.
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. 80. ....
c. Brewer & Co......... go. 80.
SUGAR
Eva Plantation Co. 33& 81
Haiku Sugar Co. ... 80.
Hawaiian Agr. Co. 2l0 -.
Hawaiian G.. & s. Co... y 52A
Hawaiian Sugar Co. $500. 800. 90
Honokaa Sugar Co. ... ll%
Honomu Sugar Co.,. 49,. 49,.
Hutchinson s. Plant Co.. ...- 49,.
Kahuku Plantation Co.. 22l2 1900.
kekaha Sugar Co, 1890. 200 ....
Kolca Sugar CO...... zoe 20
Mcbride Sugar Co, Ltd. Is 1874
Oahu Sugar Co.......... 40 40A
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd. .... ia 25B
Onomea Sugar Co. ...... .... 1888.
Paauhau Sugar Plant. Co. 49,. so
Pacific Sugar Mill. ...... 49,. 1865.
Paia Plantation Co. ..... go. ....
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ..... 80. ....
Pioneer Mill Co. 52h ....
San Carlos Mill Co., Ltd. IA Is
Waialua Agricultural Co. 35B 36A
Wailuku Sugar Co. ...... go. ....
MISCELLANEOUS
Haiku r & P. Co., Pfd.. go. ....
Haiku F.. & P. Co, Com. a.. ....
Hawaiian Electric Co... 80. 49,.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 43 a.
Hon. B. & NJ. Co, Ltd. 20h Fl
Hon. Gas Co., Ltd. ...... -. ....
Hon. r. T. & L. Co. ..... 15S ....
Tnter-lsland s. n. Co... -. 200
Mutual Telephone Co.. 19B 49,.
Oahu R.. & L. Co. ....... 155 1575
Pahang Rubber Co. ..... .... go.
Selma bindings Planta-
ton, Lite. (Pd1....... .... 49,.
Selma : bindings Planta,
ton, Ltd. (42s6 Pd)... .... 49,.
Tanjong olok Rubber Co. .... 45
BONDS >....
Hamakua Ditch Co. g.. 80. 80.
Hawaiian 1rr. Co. 6s.... go. 49,.
Baw Ter. 4so Rig. 1906. go. ....
Haw Ter. 40 Pub. Imps. go. 80.
Haw. Ter. Pub. Imps. 40
+ (series 1912-1913) .... .. 80.
Haw. Ter. 4h96......... 49,. 80.
Haw. Ter. 41kGo......... .. 80.
Haw. Ter. 31aR......... .. go.
Honokaa Sugar Co. 6e6.. 81 80.
Hon. Gas Co., Ltd, S.. 1o4 -.
Hon. r. +. & L. Co. &c.. 101h 80.
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s......, 100 ....
McBryde Sugar Co. IS. 80. 1904
Mutual Telephone 5s. go. 1861
Oahu r. & L. Co. ST.. 80. 1861
Oahu s. Co. $50 (redeem-
+ able at 103 at maturity 10S ITO
Olaa Sugar Co. 6%o...... 80. 10S
Pacific Guano & Fert. Co. 80. 80.
Pacific Sugar Mill Co. IS 100 49,.
San Carlos Mill. Co... g.. .- -.
Between Boards: Sales: so olaa.
-. e $40 ~ LIZ aaa,l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26

Mr.. Bentley, an American, has pho
tographed 1000 snow crystals and no
two are exactly alike.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
Sore
Eyes

Your Druggists 5Oc per Bottle, MhllBe Lys
SsItein 7 ubes 25C. For bsOk SitBet yefTee ask
druggists or Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26

Between Boards: Sales: so olaa.
23K; 100, IS McBryde, 10; It's Oahu
Sugar Co., 40; 35, Is, so, Is Oahu
Sugar Co., 40A; 80, 5 Eva, 3SA;
10 Honomu, 2OO;. 200 Hon. B. & NJ.
Co, 2O5s. -
Session Sales: 10, 10 20 Eva, s3A;;
5, 5 H. G.. & s. Co., 50; 40, 20, 10, 80,
so Olaa, 23A; 10, 10 5 Waialua, SO.
Latest sugar quotation: s6 degrees
test, 6.27 cents, or $3.50 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26
GRADUATED EyelidS,

Eyes Unnamed by expo
sure to Sun, DuSiand wind
quickly relieved By Murine
Eye Remedy. No Snarting.
lust Eye Comfort. OAt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26

The Inter.1sland steamer Mikahala
from Maui, Molokai and Lanai ar.
rived here last night with II cabin and
13 deck passengers. Her freight con.
sisted of so cases honey, 2471 bags of
sugar, 22 bundles hides, IA bags dress
ed beef, II crates chickens, Is pigs,
20 lambs. 279 sheep and 100 packages
sundries. .@.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-26

Bid. Asked,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
CELEBRATION WILL BE
THE GREATEST EVER
Hopeweu Citizens Organize Scores OF Attractive Movements
FeI Proper Observance OF the Magic City First
Birthday Thousands To Be In Great Parade

Special to the Richmond NtFgmian
h0peMeN va Apru The his
Anniversary celebration to ee heid tu
ttopeweu April "a will outetaSs any
thinN az ita Kind ever hetd ia Wa
alaia Enthusiasm Is fuunink hlsh
aua every boay ls aolnk their best te
accomplish inmge several state 500
eiaties have been organized aWd a.
great deal IT friendly eiv@tfA exists
az go whieh wib make the best show
ias each society Is toliawtus the
example Of gna Maral GraH aud keep-
ias nn eiaue spVFst uutu ths tbs
a@s il is kaowni however taAt
several handsome Heats Will pa ln tne
parade
A naass meeting was held Wsdneas
daN night ana the generAl piAH eut
itned rhe eltiaens Of liapeWeu CON
ttibMysa saseuV ge ne a@e8 ia aeVoFat
ms tha prineipal streets
The foreigners az several nations
Will be well represented The Greeks
especially will make . strong eh8w
nE rhNs have raised 8 Geo Ga be
used Ia eeaabsatlns aRa PURCHASING
souvenirs gar the visitors
to is estimated that sbaut t8 ae@
msn Will De Ia ne parade Including
ctssc organizations. peilee and SIRE de-
iaartmeata. miittRrt State ana na*
gional soeietse@. ana rratefnai orders
the Rtchmond Light Infantry htaes
wtl he ia faii-aress uniform. acting
a. eacort to Vice President Marshall
ard 0arcfnog stuart who Viii head
tine column
Vice -prealaent Marshall has Acs
eeptea the Invitation and wtll re 90
hand devernsF stuart SAYS nathtna
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
SOUTH'S ACTIVITIES.
AT NEW HIGH MARK

tai re quarry granite and crush stone.
Model Laundering Go Farkersuurs
" Va Incorporated with S5@.ooo
capltai 70 operate steam laundry
Southern states Lame 60. Kingston.
Tenn Incorporated with $50 0Na cape
ttAl 60 manufacture iime
Hines Lum5er Co. RUtherfordton.
y G. Incorporated with Sao.ehe vSp-
nal 70 build piAnlns mlh eigh aady
capacity soeo0 feet ~ North E9fe+
hna pine roofers
t#aa5d ClgAeuse Go Caseasa Ill
wtll establish s5oo0o piao. st jack
sonNile Fla
Exponent Company Carkshurg "
Va Incorporated VITA $50 eos capital
for printing purposes
could &awu Wtlsa8 Company
Nashville Tenn Incorporated with
&ba,o8e capital ter general contract
lax
high popt stone Co. High Point
n G.. Incorporated wttn sSo,eeo cap
ttsl fog senegal contract stone con
strncfieu
Miller Tire Armor Co Roanoke.
Va recently iacorpo4 ated with $50
600 capital WiU estahttAh plaut SO
utAaafaetare steel automobile tire
armor aai, es pa sits Go be sets
Commercial Natural Gas $50.
char iesteu W va Incorporated wth
$50 eea capuaI stock to disgrlbute nst
urAi sas for industrial and domestic
purposes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

Baltimore Ma Aprl THE
many substantial additions 20 varied
lines of Southern industries As re-
ported ia the current issue of ths
Manufacturers Record ana shown
herewith. furnish certain evidence at
the sustained Improvement activities
ghFouE hout tne south.
Chattanooga steel Co. Chstgauoo-
So Tenn which reeentIy announced
plans for furnaces. etc has effected
permanent organization With S. ano.
Geo capitalization and completed am
arrangements for plant tc include tWu
seventy Ave ton opep-hearth furnaces
thirty ove- inch blooming msll with
Ten hour capacity Of see toms biliet
mHl bar mtih sheet mill el@ctriu
motor drives etc
MARYLAND clay Products Coo Ions +
cuntns Nd organized 10 h0tld S9b0 u
eco plant wttN JelIs apActtt SD eA0
bricks ar 9nA Iohs et miscellaneous
elias produot*
Fort Wentworth Lunbsr &c. sa
Nanaab ia ofEAniaed stir 81 0ae. g.
Gee capital 90 unite interests OF sSt
etai large lume~r corporations ard ta
undertake additional aXt enstye timber
Hand and lumesf manufa etueiHk aevcl
opmsnts.
fnterhorouxh Power Go Spartan
bars c. iaeo9 peeated go batd 5000
horsepower hA ara-elae tcit plant at
dttl Shoals GA fNRer River near
apaFtAnburg
4elston River Iampet Co Abtus
dom Va OrRaatsed witch K8eN soc
capital e. Build douhle hana nll vtn
daiiy. capacity leo.oe9 feet ef tum.
her
F1et River Cotton Mails Albany.
ga Incorporated wttb $&aos0aa capt
tai a. manufacture gutton el0th
North CmroUuA Peanut tW Wilson
n a. Incorporated with slso eco cap
9aJ tu operate PeAHat plant
Middleton compress \ Warehouse
Nu Charleston, hcaF paratsd
with sAee aoe capital te operate e0t
teA yat8prvs@@s ana warehouse
tso0 Lntaher tst Tarpon sprlnNs
IA organized e. huild sAwnin with
aslgy capacity IS Gee fest at iunbsg
piaulns Uiii with Asils capacity 40 )
Gee eoot aWd drs Attes, tee eiAnt te
cost $500 Gee
tAltvd states shock Ahsor eer SO
Orlando Ela Incorporated with st0o
Gee 81 manufactures SHOCK ahsoFbefA
faf AUTOMOBILES ana other vehicles
k3F6fn8Aa Railway Nuft0lk Va @Aa
reported 10 hplla s1HH. eoo rosk cFush
lnA Hlant AZ Btrelameaa
South River tnHhaF Na ataNs wa d.
Ma Incorporated @tsh StpRoee eaps
lta} Ga manufacture tun&hvr
M8ahlgfan Warehouse 4 compress
Na Charleston 81 C Incorporated
Wtth siee eee capital steck ~ butte
secs 7ae. fuNt eetseu WaNenNuafuS aaa
eefaltFes alak plant
Nlralnia Heater Corporation giuh
moua Incorporated wtth staH zoe
capital SOS misunderstanding heaters
He4#llp Malasses & AuRRF tta fasa
tshFletian, Mise. Incorporated @tth
&teu aNA capital 81 aaanagact0rW and
can pAofsaasN alta au9aF
Nafia CoopwrAAe ksa Kar&e Ark,
Will hulla seA hHa pAanl feF nanufac~
fssfina eaNp@raRs ana either waad pre-
duets At Nwal MHmphts. Ayk
AA@h fs@lA& Sg0ne Co., s&ish Ee8nt
n. as Incorporated with ska.eee cap
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
FARMERS MEETING IN
OINWIDDIE COUNTY

speaa 60 This Richmond VtrktulAn }
ntHm i1ai@ Va Apylt All she
#ta Interested ta livestock breed
ars association ana who wish a. hatIa
ap W hiawtNdie County tt0tstsln
bgeeaege company thAt We nAN
piaeo few pure bred tlelstant
tasesiAtr RutiR 81 the best batter
81 pc SIS palnts convenient to she mans
wh0 are Interested ia huiidtna up .
ht@h fBna ~ dual naFpeae taw ghat
WS aay ahmtnAte the sarah stock aiN
please meet at ntAN iadie an Tuesday
aeA1 April a. AZ M Nj
Ii u aeairWa tp eesseae as tots
pteetins aa advisory haAtd 0t tugee 81
the beet fmeai sWhstA atiAl a0a prp
area@tg@ garmeFs saen eAoh school
district iM ths cNuntY ta advise ard
assist she demonstration aNwat that
batter ana mara eftwestye Wofk maY
rs done thgaagh cooperative e1ortA
than San pe@aiels Re done otherwise
wal BE aelAShtpa &c aea a iaFsw aHats
Dcs ~ tha Rest farmers present, whV
are aNssalA a. better thetr essaaattHA
Rna gnat nesS hhngs - we'll Gene
And eFtHN yaMf lunch wtth yaa AAa
lai rs 9tva this work q faw hours -
thv Aass thoughts thai the beat thts'k :
eFs 81 the eaunlY ean give and SIC
&algs far good are As Aure ~ FOLLOW
a. tAe ahaaow - % follow the Sub
ssmmee
i n Spain
GoantS Agent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
MILLIONS Of WEALTH
CONTROLLED BY DEAD
pi-t',,~ition ng Cresg fursunes la sAs~
hall ot Heirs smd t.anstc tseae
tastsa0s~~ Trust ga. suocws=

III T. eaaHuVn belief shat the aea4
arr 5viteted af ali eeneefu o Werlaly
aUstrs Aaa eAetvtse Ho further ruau~
epee or power among the TWINS that
All Who pass oeN aud the StSx whether
ot ttSn ga Numbie desree rieh aF
pouE must tvave tbsfy eatthN be-
ANS Wk# neh4ad
b.. therefore. ssamN Nka asa eAcaFe
siuh Into xbustiS guAtnaA te relate thAt
thate L. asa abundance 81 proof ali ln
Hruuep ieksl form shaMtuS that de
ceased persona ~ wealth Including
early settimFa some * "a hom have
heep siumhgrins Ia thels graves fas
uastgs hstf i century tohtsnas ta
eNvteiHa eenWal ana dtgegttou over
aANt mtthans 90 wealth As IL tlsey
were stiil ia the aaa 81 the lNlns
rhls wemith. witch Il literally ean-
Na'ed bs tRs haaa Of ths dead iae
els tea aouss 90 kBs aaw atowa afaaa
hulldiaAa &n5 aites. e0MtiY mansions,
ttAl0A fu valuable Feai estate. mort
sas@a. sueo@aseAi business etahhshs
nteut. slh eaged hanaa. stocks hetr-
tesfla aaa ash Mueh ~ khis post
"a Cttem wealth Is b&lng held and he
ipgaAue Devoted 81 che hsn~Ns ar aWf.
wing wtaews fag shltseen. gfaNaehi
Av~a af relatives hut shat IA ae mere
Street nHhlic nteRcnt la 4he fact that A
Very laKae amount il eeAns used 30
establish and suppert ergNaiasa char
thhR CO promote Vocational and hish
education amens the masses, TO eFnA-
Hstat tAe PARK ana the boulevard s4 -
ism with NGAtuafs groupings and. sn
truih - Carnegie SAYS in hls Gospel
se-4s.g--a --.--sessssa4ssse
k4san44uum3 an naMm Niaak
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
LAW PAR TNERStllP
FORMED IN CHESTER

Dn yesterday iAw pa4tAeG sntp
NAA furnAaa iu IhnmtSG va fay thn
sHMaral practice af gaN asa th@ county
81 Chesterfield bs Aesafa. q hueh
anan III EAaaasF. and Stanley GRAY.
81 ssiehmana. nndar the atyte 81 Haeh
MnMn a arws rhe once &c ghe au~
arms wlti ha "a the Chesterfield CouR
IN Bank building at p9int noar the
eAntar 81 tbs tuwu ana fNAy ia Fr0at
Of ans utattoa af tbe electric eaf hne
IL reterAnurg from ttiehtnena rhiH
utsasN en8ayN khN dtMtincttou NJ eslaa
th@ only Law afstce in the whete ee0n~
ty. AnA ID II conveniently ineateds ia
vaww 80 chs present hooa af Cheaser
wsea ana building ~ che ratireaa ftem
Chester 10 Hepewel. whivh will cut
sauun tAe di@tanee Frosn tne eanifal
gasy 10 the pewdef plant about ten
lniseA unaar ths present route es way
~ tseteFshurK
Mr. Buchanan will reside lW hes
AwF, IS n~Enru. ana ar. Gras wiu rse
sMtM hgR present ngstcM IN tha Travel
ern hailaIax IL Niehmeaa,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
MANY NEW PEOPLE
DAILY ARRIVING At
WILLIAMSBURG
Space For Office Purposes M
Premium and Hotel Porches
Are Used.
DEMAND FOR PROPERTY
IS STEADILY GROWING
More Than $500 Visitors Dur
ing the Week Option on
Store and Stock Double
Value Reported

rssf,.....t..- s--a -
s.=.. $500 -.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

March al Is,G
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20

OST things Deacon took ~
they came, and With great
calmness Of spirit, for he
Wa1 IN even-tempered old
horse. whose disposition a
doeen years, filed with
Tho usual allotment Of
equine adversity, had
thoroughly seasoned. Yet
now ~ was paving and
Stamping - impatlently ~
any four.yearold. At In
tefvalo h would stretch
hiD neck, thrust forward
his Old white nose, and In
6UlQA In n Nnmnlal0in0
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20
Dat Deacon Would Not Turn.

q them was the postmaster himself.
- the nrst place. the simultaneous ar
rival Ct = three-foot snowfall and the
oulk q the Christmas mail was bad
enough. Next came the disabling Of
90 g hlo best drivers, and the discov-
~ that two substitute carriers were
cot At town. Well the postmaster
aid thingA Dan Sweeney, driver Of
10. ; route. was disabled beyond
doubt There he WAS sitting on 4
PIE q nall sacks. his hack against q
eeeam radiator, his face white and
0awn out Of shape BY twinges Of
rheumatism. He had dragged himself
down to the ONCE. but that was all
- could Do. Nov. although he should
1eve ben sent hack to bed, he was
eoeeing the man for his route.
Ihs Christmas mail, tooy' groaned
Dan. He had . conscience. Dan had
and his heart was in his work.
i was . sight Of the great pile Of
peekaSes which made Danny groan
deepest They were more to him than
SIMPLY - much fourth-class matter.
tnees string-tied boxes and bundles.
1ney were invested with something
besides the statute-guarded sanctity
g she United States mail, for which
IAN Sweeney had no light respect. He
Knew that each one Of them carried
not only merchandise but 4 subtle
nelghtage Of the goodly holiday spirit
me joyful sentiment Of Christmastide
And to think, just because Of this
plaguey rheumatism Of HIS manv of
them might not be delivered until the
holiday was over with, when thew
would come tagging along, as stale as
arecrackers on the 5th Of Julyl 80
Danny groaned.
There!" said Danny at last. to the
once clerk who was to attempt the
task. you stow the packages In lust
that order and do your best to find
where they 60. Old Deaconu take
you over the route all right IL you give
him his head. He knows It. ike !
book"
So the Christmas mail Was finally
started out over Route No. 2 Deacon
turned IN inQuiring eye On the new
man, O. much as IL to AK what was
tho matter with Danny.