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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-28
PRECINCT INSPECTORS
REFUSE TO RECOUNT
& u bernatorial Vote iu
Georgetown Precinct,
No. 2.

w -'' NJ CllolSe No'e' c"'I Iol
governor, distributed as follows:
Cats, 4; Farris. 7: Hudson, /: Knott,
!. wood 9 Tboso uoro ,rororl,,
. ~. oJ'' o. l''' "'l0 piop1ll y
LeaLUea TO tAe various candidates.
There were also Il second choice votes
asst, but these were not credited SO
hat +bo convoe.,inn ho,rd couId toll
. ,.,,..-. .T..., .,1',7 ...,yN,.-, W..
y q ,E TnoaI uney We're ;, II llsIenueu. i: Nlte
u ',eSe "LG M NJ, .iIG G, ueao lIie NC opposlGe
ne i ti Ii,'li'e VI WI hioIV, ~ 10 posi-
lV %l 'I.,'C :: ne 10 eliC'tleu " :lieil 1'ii
A''H ( ~ - Po32ioI1 ,I '"''I ile Is eiVi!lGu
~ 44i ~ nv " 'HIIl. | iie Il, VI .aiiil{ ~
@ 'ICu 70 fltG' put not,!ils !i SlloLt %
e. "IsI VI Vne voVe3 VIII uetGllillIle 4 @
- nv i'Ie - egoIu S.'',us ne VIII eG i; lioIIe
II'e inspectors were were leu 70 I1i:', Deileve
ma: IHlS were cn"lgeu u, WIN lli''Nllie
III incorrect -t', IeIulll Urn " Vile No'e'
Il, a ALL a." latter oL I"c' 'leI9 was l'o SuCi
'l'i'lSg; T e.; 4.. A.. c.,..,..,.,
ln ms ptt;1joil 5;i I4 10 C,It pup, ;I G',lI II,
-oll !, oil "lllcI al I 'IlgLi."V'ye r WIZ Vi
was granted for recount
MIR. Knott chGrged:
"That in precinct No. , Of said
county 'iIe I"1pGG0oIS pc ''llG i't;I, CitiN
SPPci"Ie" =; 1 10 il Iolu 3'tu t e.gIIion' , e
their duties as inspectors and
ccrk, in that:
la) While they We're canvass
ing the vote cast. IN sad precinct
at said election for said office,
they did not themselves personally
call and tally the votes cast for
the relator and the said Cats re-
spectivelv; that they permitted
outside parties, who were parti-
sans of the said Cats and not in
spectors and not under oath or
otherwise qualified to act. to as
sist in calling and talIying the
votes cast for the relator and
other candidates for said office
respectively. at said elections;
that the said outsiders did not
CORRECTLY call and tallv said votes.
and the Incorrect call and tally
made bv such outsiders in part
ro,nod the basis of the pretend-
ed returns sent in by the said in
snoctors and clerk TO the Super-
lIST, " I 80 80, - ro;J ',t,J', ,,oo;ro+ ,n
y hI ~ Tbat tha said insnectors
and a. c,or, annoin+ed TO hold said
anu cIeih "PP.9ii''1oU L'or f,',,ltl,,
faiIoJ "a norfoIm +hcir duty in
tbat tbe returns of said election
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-07-28
Eoonomloai Reasons.

Nly does q dog chase his tailT
10 make both ends meet, you
lnp' p''-Baltimore American.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
VITAL STATISTICS
EoRN.

kAMAI IN Honolulu. July Is. 1916.
to MI. anu Mrs. ,Tohn Kamai Of Ka.
lthi-Baena. daushter-Christin
CASPER I'm Honolulu, July IS. 1915.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Casper OF
Kapahulu road. a daughter
. LARSEN-m Honolulu, July Z, 1916.
to Mr.. and Mrs William Larsen,
Jr.. OF Clayton street, KewaIo, a
son-William Francis.
APUNA-ln Honolulu. August ?, 1916.
10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Apana
OF 1865 Pna lane. daughter-Ma-
RAM.
CHANG I'm Honolulu, July I, 1916. TO
Mr. and Mrs. Chang Ng OF kalihi
valley. daHghter-Ghang pang
KyaI. ~.
FuKUDA-ln Honolulu. July q. 1916.
to Mr. and Mrs. GenZaburo FukHda
of PunchbowI and Halekauila
streets, SON Minuiehi. r..
OkATANI- Honolulu. July Ia.
1916. to Mr.. and Mrs AMI Okatani
eof King street near Alapai, a daugh,
ter Yukiye ~. ~ st.. -,
50DA-In Honolulu, July 8. 1919. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Kametaro Oda OF 16t
n. King street. son-IwaO.
PiIIHLIPS-In Honolulu, August l.,
1916, at the department hospital.
Fort Shafter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
L. Phillips, a son.
PIERCE-In Honolulu, July II, at the
Kapiolani Maternity Home, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Pierce, daughter,
NORTON-In Honolulu, July II, 1916,
at the Kapiolani Maternity Home.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hale
Norton, daughter "
ROXBURGH--In Honolulu. July l.,
1916, at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home, to Mr. and Mrs. John Y Rox-
burgh, son. -.
BAKEMAN-In Honolulu, July 16.
1916, at the Kapioiani Maternity
Home, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy w.
Brakeman, a daughter
McALLISTER-In Honolulu, July %,
1916, at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home, to Mr.. and Mrs Allister H.
Nc Allister, a son.
THOMAS Honolulu, july 26, 1916.
at the Kapiolani Maternity Home, 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley u Thomas, a
son. -~
JARRETT--In Honolulu, august j,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs James King.
Jarrett, at the Kapioiani Maternity
Heme, . son.
SAZAMA--In Honolulu, July p. 1916.
to, Mr.. and Mrs Tsupeji KazaIna q. ,
81 Mauna Kea street, a daughter
Shizuye ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02

Twins occur about once in every
l.00e births.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
ST. LOUIS GOES
TONEW station
ADIS MOORED
Official Calls BY Newly Arrived
Officers to Be Made Within
Next Few Days

At o'clock this morning the L. s.
cruiser St LoHis. after staying iii
the port OF Honolulu since last Sat.
urd0v's sailed fer Pearl HaTbor, ar.
lIging there shortly after 10 O'Clock.
where EIle vas mcored al the regular
moofin2 beTtsl OF Magazine Island at
the Nasal Station OF Hawaii, Pearl
Giarbor's official name.
Rear-Admirals Clifford j. Boush,
ooinmandant az Pearl Harbor, said to.
day that the flag OF the l4th Naval
District commander would probably
be hoisted en- the fine big fighting
craft some time today or tomorrow.
The rearadmiral is commander of the
district, headquarters for which are
Pearl Harbof
Ii was learned here today that APP
parently due 10 a understanding
none Of the official calls usually made
py naval vessels calling at this port
en- territorial, army aiio other officials
here have yet been made by Lieut.
Comdr. Victor S. Houston and the
ether officers of the st Louis. II was
said at the capitol and other places
that these calls had been expected
fer the past two days. Reports alcng
the waterfront today were also to the
effect thGt call from the officers of
the st. Louis lad been expected by
officers OF the interned German gun
beat Geier, bar that apparently due
70 the misunderstanding none had yet
been made The official destination
Of the st. Louis was not Honolulu but
Pearl Ifarbor The cruiser will be
stationed here permanently.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
$1,000 Tons OF
SUGAR AFFECTED
If STRIKE COMES
Continues from page oneJ

(Continued from page one)
throwing out Of employment of mil
lions. .
Before tile session OF the board OF
the H0nolGm Stock and Bond EN-
csange brokers said that the report
II the strike vote had not had any
apparent effect upon the market
Local Railway Not Affected 81.
The threatened strike of railway
employees on the mainland could az.
feet the Oahu Railway & Land Com.
pany only indirectly, said. Fred q.
Smith. general passenger agent of
that company, commenting today on a
report that 100000 votes had been cast
in New York City for the country
wide walkont d.
ihefe are no Union organizations OH
the Oahn Railway system and the
only way The strike could affect the To-
car carrier would be to cut off con
signnent which might eventually be
carried by the Oahu Railway.
Smith says that until more definite
intern alton is received he is inclined
&c discredit the report that the rail-
Kay employees have almost unanimous
l. voted TO strike.
Other Oahu Railway officials have
recently been informed by mainland
friends that one Of the largest strikes
the world has ever known might start
any minute. Advfees told that the
employees and employers were both
prepared TO fight and not to arbitrate.
Delay Would Re Helpful.
G. p. Morse, general freight agent
for the INSTRUMENTATION Steamship
Company, said, when asked what eff
feet the proposed strike Of railroad
men throughout the United States
would have on the local sugar In.
dustry, that il would undoubtedly have
a bad effect here, but that he hoped
something would intervene before
they finally went out IF they viii
hold of fer few weeks Morse said,
.tile effect will not be nearly so bad
since by that time most of the sugar
viii have been already shipped. The
American-Hawaiian have three more
shipments to make The Texan here
now will take $4,000 tons, the Mexican
the latter part OF this month $4,000
tons mere and the Floridan in Sep
TENDER will take $500 tons
''Of course, a big strike of that
kind ties up all shipments and sugar
shipments will naturally be included"
he said, but / feel that something
will be done to avoid the strike"
-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
BENEVEDES WILL RUN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Frank G. Benevedes, prominent in
Pauahi street Democratic circles, an
nounced today that he will be a cam
didate on the Bourbon primary ticket
for nomination as representative from
the fifth district. Beneyedes formerly
was messenger in federal court and,
until last Monday, was assistant Sec
rotary CT the Democratic territorial
central committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS


Under the present Democratic ad.
ministrat;on the appropriation for tho
preliminary survey for the dredging
of Kalihi harbor has brought this mat
ter to a point where the party is
again ready to Srge that the govern
ment proceed by condemnation pro-
ceedings- or otherwise TO take over all
lands needed for this increase of har-
Dor facilities to meet the increasing
demands fer greater shipping accom-.
medations ut this BolI The wise mol.
icy adopted by the present admins
traticn toward the Improvement Of
harbors throughout the terrtory has
been such as to assure the speedy
completion Of these and similar much
needed public improvements.
LOANS FOR SMALL FARMERS
In view of the recent passage by
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02

HARRELL-In Honolulu. July 81.
1916, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William HarrelI of 1855 Keawe
street, Kakaako, a native of this
city.
honolulu, August 1,
1916. Masuo Nakata of Iwilei road,
near the jail, male, native of Japan,
age 1F-years z months and "a days.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nobutaro Ma
kata. Body eremated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
MARRIED.

CAMERON-O = In Honolulu,
August 1, 1916, John G. B. Cameron
and Mrs. Emma 0'Brien, Rev. Frank
w. Merrill, pastor of st. Elizabeth,s
Episcopal Church, sPalama, oftieiat-
ing: Witnesses Mrs. l.. Thompson
and Mrs. Nj. ID. Carson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-02
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD

Funeral services for the late DIR.
Doqzid Rfefennan. who died Monday,
were held Tuesday afternoon at Viii
lians undertaking parlors. The pail
bearers. were Capt. J. A. Gonsalyes,
Vincent FeS1andes. .Jr., NJ. r. Bisho,
Ezekiel Rego, !. +. Rosa and John
Menezes. The body will be eremated
and the ashes kept until Mrs. McLen-
nan returns from the coast. Mem
bers Of Court Canoes No. 1910, An,
cient Order CT Foresters, attended IN
a body
the Democratic Congress of a rural
credit act and, due to the peculiar
conditions existing in this territory
and to markets and shipping facilities,
we believe that the ifon1esteader and
small farmer should be enabled to
borrow from the government a suffi-
cient sum of money to tide him over
until he can secure returns from his
land on the plan adopted and which
has been so successful in New Zea-
land and the Australian colonies and
We pledge our representatives TO the
local legislature to work for such ben
eficial legislation, locally or national
ly, in behalf of the small holder Of
land.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
9lcnnen 81 Nnprc SC lgratc.
lll

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SABRE De (Sracc mar geilern wlc
iolat:
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probate, rIootiie, n9urbanf.~
2. Genucm 1 Mcilc 70 2)arOS
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y%renInlption.
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legs
7. GemcL @lcilc 70 gorOS.
g.6loa Go0," 9lmbroic" rSunliIia.
tion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
!, ,uluntaumernu h lSulliiipn.

las Ser. Staoten Shulidiii
nMontsomerp"> in Gieuiten Der @li.
onlie.grieaoe, collioirte bel ieinem
Scimfommen nit icinem Eier in6ort
@{cSenrp. Gos 5ifi idritt Sen
9Sier bis 5um Gnoc ent5mei uuo iuorf
babel Elm fIeines Snus ms @oIier.
IS gelone cuolid6 oes 5djificS g1oic
ans Ocn S6lantm 81 bcfreien NOR.
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genadt mlroc. llnteroeiien broM.
ten ciniee Der giirger.5eelellt Oos
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gonerD" mar an Moreen IN 2obc
Eoint geipeien, no oie aanonierc
SdeibenidieBen iibten. Die 3weite
IiDiiion inter 0ieutcnont &ep sci1-
uctc iid obcrnlals babel aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
ln lSGiLnNr[nhin nrtaNtrt

9ei Der Golliiion 5wilc6rn ppei
lSro6t5iigen an ser IS. Stro6c, IN
G6ilaoelp6io mur0c Scr l9.iG0ri0c
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wnr0c geiGbrlid ucrlcbt, Ipy ,}r.
iammenItoB ioll OlirM %cricbca rcg.
nrla1t mor0cn iciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
gOnuIas StMOrnteM alIriif.

,at 2opolo-GolIcac wurocn Die
2hi0ien uic0cr oiigcuoumen. &ntcr
g9iuiam 3. ennis, ocr FrdiiOcnt, be-
griiBtc bic cingetroiicncn S@iiIcr
uro itcIlte i6ncn @otcr &6ilip 9f.
6inncgan, Den @roiciior ocr 5lucitea
alaiic, @otcr %6ilip $. 9urfctt imo
&atcr l6omnS 9orc, Dor. 9}ah gni'
gobc ocs 9lc9iitrars, Goier 9li9oro
u 6lcnninM mnroen nn Grorl'
800 S@iiIcr ciugetraGcn.
Tieic ,3o5I idlieBt Die 6Hdite alollc
niht nit ein, Die crit noGiteu @iop'
tog cinireilcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Sitgrri6
brbanpttt.
Sic &aimafCaIau=
S6ben.
Measm tpieberbDIte Qll(iirs
tensSrrft6ke.

Gic 9uleoren brineen ben 9lnerci-
fern ouberoroentIid iawere Ser.
hlite bel. Gutente.Truppeu,
Ole D6rfer 0itli6 Der struma
ongrcifcn iibcr Den 6IuB 8uriid-
oenorfen. ssos 9oris iiber
Sample IN gloceoonien inet-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
SuocnOlidlc Giebr.

Scr iii0wcitlicbcn 9Soli5eitotiou
pllrocn 0rei Sna6cn inn 9lltcr por
~ iuo Is Sobrcn cingclieicrt, iDcl-
Mc III ous M}otcrio(woorengelhoit
bon Golc6 $. 8li65or0, gtr.12, gioro
Stridcr Strobc, cnoeorungcn Wo
rcn mo Ntcbl cntpcuoct botten 0ic
@cngcl 6ottcu licb nit Ocn geltoblc-
nen @ut MIR oniiilirt in0cm lic lid
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bcmnrfen, moourM cine Spur bintcrs
loiien pllroc, Die 5u ibrcr Gcr6oi-
tuu9 filbrtc. 0ic anobcl cntitonI.
men ic6r or6cntliNcn Sonlilicn.
3wci DER 9cn9cl wirocn III Der
SNilc pcr6oftct m0 scr brittle it
elmer glrbeitSitcllc. gloN ocl gln0n
ben Der &oli3ci geitonoen Die Ssnu-
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Drci Snobcn 6etrotcn gcltcrl &ors
nittog ooS 3uGcrlpoorcngciNdit gir.
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ocn Snbobcr nod Der 3cit; olS lid
bic ana6en oonfcno entfernt battcr
benerttc Der 2oocuinbo6cr Dab iih
aud scr Sn9alt ocr 2ooenfoiie, be-
itcbeno aus $12, cntfernt 6ohe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Scinc lpnifcufG6iscn NlGuner in
cerhict

Stio Z. NnmarO bon 9tup y)orf,
lu,lc5cr ais Gertreicr oes oueritoni,
iGcn 9lot6cn areiBcS cine &ciic nad)
Scr6icl lWternoumen 6ottc, fc6rtc
nlf oen bon SiOcrpool eingetroiir.
ncn Compiler n9lcw Yorf~ Don scr
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eingebrabt, oa iid6 fein @}ann mili-
tdrpilibti0cn glltcrs i'm 2nnoc be.
linoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
3nr 6Or6eruns Der SntcrcRen Der
3emtIden.

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6armern oeS Stoates fir Den gro.
ben 9o5or I'M 0c5ern6er gum Be
item Der Mittmen ilno @oiicn Der al.
len Soeimot6 81 i0rocrn mo sic
oeutIhen 5ormer in Sen bcrI6icoc.
ncn Counties oes StootcS aui5umlul.
tern olirb cngcrcn 9(ni6mB lutcr
einaiOer Iiir i6re cigcnen SlttcrelIcn
in Golnm mo inn Stoute Su ar.
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Galts9feiDmorfct Cambridge etc., BE-
lll6cn. ,Su Der glnHbnrIdoit ocr
genannten Std0tc woGnen Diclc Smn.
ocrte bon Ocrtldcn 8ornicrn, Ole li6
our9 cigcncl 8lciB 3u chem acpii.
len &o5lltaioc cupor9corbeiiet 6o-
bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
7ie neiten .S5crrcll.

NSn Der i06rlidel gcriummhmg
Der nnerifoniiden 9luniSmatifer.
@eiclihait wuroen in ser S1luB-
iblng ioleelloe @earnteu gepd6lt:
ErdIioeut, $. 8. G5ron6crg bon OBJ
foi6, @iS.; Gi5e-@rGliocltclt, 8il.
liam s. Stonc bon SprineiieIo,
Nloil., unO 3. 9(. gSillioms bon 9ol.
timorc; @eueroIsSctretGr, cSo6n %.
0liper bon Springfield, D}oii.
Sdjnbneiiter, 'Serbert 81. g9olcott
BON Springfield, @aii.; @ibliot6c..
far~S. S. Doweer BON 9loheiier, g,
g.. 0ireftoren Garl 8ubbad bon
See, NaIi.; SSuoion grenner bon
youngstown o.; SreOerid 6. W1er-
rift BON 9fo6eIter; Somaro u. 9leu-
comb BON Detroit uno g. 5uoion
G0apnlan Don F1iIoOclp6ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Die 0inOcrlGhntnna.

,Siini neue 6dllc in Der SiotOt, 0a-
ruiter Elm Eooesfol. 3mei
politioc pu peitlideu EbciIc oes
5taotcS. TDpbuS mo @ioln.
rioiicber i'm 9lbnc1mcu bcgriiicu.
Ger @loubc Der @cilmo6citS.9c-
b0r0c, 6oB folteS SSetter Der &inoer.
lG6nun9s.@pioenic Ginbolt tbul
piiroc, lit 5icmlid itorf cri6ilttert
poroan Ollr1 Die 0}cloung flint
neuer Grfronfllngsf1Gc, bon Oencn
cincr to0tlicb pcrlici.
N}orD Soorriion, Gin fiinijGbrigcS
9legcrniGohcn ltor6 eeitern @torgcn
i'm 8iltOeridul,Solpitdl, mo cine
llnteriuhing crqob, ooB ainoerld6r
mtng Die EooeSuriahe mar. Gie
@Itern ocs 9inoes pobncu III glr.
63S, Smib. StrnBe
0ic onoeren poiitipcn TGIe lin0:
glorion 0les6crg, z ,Sobrc alt,
uEuoor NoIl apartments"
Sop6ie 81. Carroll 21s Sabre alt
gtr. t12, @ouob.Strobe;
Benjamin Gionitos, 10 @lonotc
olt g}r. 515, Sii0 9Socoltrobe;
Slipid Giacbunt, 81 @ionotc alt
Sir. 1918, Sobu StroBe.
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Greto in Sdn6en Ser 81 c b o.
lution1rc.

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ner glenter Gepcicbc aus 9lt6eu 1T
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9oris, %. Sept. @lior. glgo-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-16
TRIBUTE PAID TO DEAD
Memories of DR.. Mitchell and Dr
Mudd Honored bv Confed.ro+..

Tribute 70 the memories of DR.. An
drew b. Mitchell, who died in July
last year, and DR.. Joseph A. Mudd. who
died at Hyattsville. Md, las, month
was paid at meeting of Camn ~,
United Confederate Veterans. last even
ing at Confederate Memorial Hall. 1922
Vermont avenue Both were members
OF the camp.
After discussion the question of turn
ing over portion OF the confederate
Home to be used for the care of Com
federate veterans who may be in this
city without visible means of supporf
was referred to the home board. Can,
Fred Beall. commander of the camp
presided. The camp will be represent.
ed by delegation at the reunion in
Birmingham. Ala, in May when EFFORTS
will be made to bring the L. c. V. con-
ventton to Washington in 1917.