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The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
eY BETTY sROWN

bI 6E bHOWN
For ordinary wear. 20 club meet
ing. on shopping tour or for the
Office, am sure you will find this
little blouse very practical and
pretty.
It's Fashion Art Magazine de-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
BOX IN BLUE AND GOLD.
Ey BIDDY BYE.

Boxes are among the require
ments Of every dressing table. New
boxes follow the prevailing fad for
upholstery effects In fancy work,
With patience and glue pot the
clever maker OF Christmas gifts can
perfect very lovely boxes OF assort.
ed sizes. The box pictured is one
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

WILLAMETTE, Ill-Mlss Helen
Gemmi = Was quite accommodating
The burglar who entered her room
found her awake, She gave him a
match when his flashlisht failed
and showed him her jewel case. He
rot nothing.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Odds and Ends

OSSINING X Y-There1l he 313
hours less OF work and moro Of
rest in Sina Sing prison every year
from now ON Warden Derricks
new work day ends at 3 p. m. in
stead OF 4, as it did
NEW Work The blond Eskimos
age peeved at Vilhjalmur Stef-
ansson ihcir discoverer, because
they think he introduced them to
influenza. the explorer wrote to a
friend here frcm Cape Kellett,
NEW YQRK-T Ten thousand ho-
tslkeepers will discuss the hat
checking evil ard other affairs in
annual convention at Grand Cen
tfale palace here
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

By r, s. GoodhUe, HOlualoa. Hawaii
To what shameful lengths political
campaigning will 90 is shown b.
a recent number OF "Harper's Weekly"
in which Robert H. Murray attempts
TO prove that our former Ambassador
to Mexico, Henry Lane Wilson, was
guilty OF MaGero's murder!
So Wilson went pat-patting about
the City OF Mexico. a neat, gray
little man with a foxlike face, a per-
feet toupee, admirable clothing, stoop-
shOuldered, truculent, trotting walk,
a smuggling laugh; broad black pince-
nez ribbon; taking counsel from TIL:
worst elements IN the community"
Could personal animus be more
clearly exposed?
In an editorial in, the same number
We have:
Taft proved by Dir. Brandeis six
years ago to have suppressed the truth
about natural resources by an elab-
crate series of offenses, including per-
jury in his assistants, explicit men
dacity in himself, and through his
Attorney General such trifling with
a central document as in some juris.
dictions constitutes forgery"
Such charges, so made, are DIS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27
germany READY
TO listen TO
OVERTURES
Berlin Hears Col. House Is
Booked for Another Trip
to Europe
[A,,ociated PreEs ~ rederal Wtreless ]

BERLIN, Germany, May ZI.-Ger-
many is prepared to grant complete
restoration of Belgium and the por.
items of France her armies now hold,
according to well defined reports cir
culating here. -.
This attitude, which has become evi-
dent within the last few days, was put
into semi-official words yesterday fol-
lowing the repetition of report from
Washington and New York that Col.
House of Texas, the personal friend
and envoy Of President Wilson, Is
about to make another trip to Europe.
This report was received without
surprise in German official and init
nate circles, and was even hailed
with pleasure in many quarters where
the belief was expressed that Col.
House is coming with a proposal
which will make possible the laying
Of firm foundations for future peace
negotiations. ftat ~ @ I"
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grace TO American journalism, and
show how the mixed elements OF 4
Democracy raised to little brief
authority" by the educational advant-
ages il affords, are utterly without
reason or respect towards respectfully
constituted office; are utterly with
out a shred of common decency In
their published statements. e. ..#
Another instance of similar demon.
alization, the result of personal lib
erty" in the United States, is evil
denced by the attack upon Mr.. Os-
borne, prison superintendent il New
York. HI >....... ~. -.
From mere political opposition to
him, and a dislike OF his prison re-
forms, he has been charged with
crimes and moral malfeasance. OF
course, the truth will all come out.
but in the meantime a good name
has been blackened and q good man
subjected to annoying scandal and
persecution. H.. - =.
There are lot of people with low
aims, muddy ethics, absolutely I'M
principled methods, in this great coun.
try of ours. -,ss~-....-..s- .a.s.r~--
We are often very common. +
When we reverence God more and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27
ELEVEN CLASSES
OF. west POINT
Plan REUNIONS

Eleven graduating classes Of West
Point have SO far arranged to hold
reunions at the commencement week
exercises this summer which are set
from June 6 to June 13. Copies of
the program have been received by
army officers here.
Those classes which will get to.
gether again at this time are of '65,
sc, 81, '76, 80, 81, 90, OF, '06, and
IL. The tentative program is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, June 6-Review by the
superintendent, AIS p. M; reception
to the first class. by superintendent,
5 p, m; parade, s p. m.
Wednesday, June 7-Subcaliber tar
get practise rifle, IL a. m. baseball,
Colgate University, 2:15 p. m; escort
OF the colors and battalion drill, 4:45
p. m; parade, 6 p. m; cadet hop,
Sis p. m.
Thursday. June s-Polo, Squadron
A.! 10 a. m; gymnastics, fourth class,
in gymnasium, IL a. m; Mountain Ar
tillery drill, Cavalry drill, Field Artil-
lery drill, 8 p. Nj. parade, s p: m;
band concert, us, NJ, A. Band, super.
iRtendeAtsf; quarters, p. m.
Friday, June 9-Ffeid day, 8 a. M;
shelter tent pitching, 4 p. M; parade,
6. p, Mi open air play, 5 ,. m:
= ssatutda3,z;5une 10 - EsuitatioA in
fidiag nail, 10. a, mr. inspection, q 100
q. nj. pole. squadron a, 8 I'm: cadet
hop. g.: Is p. N; n: ~. *. = = :.
!: Sunday; June II - Graduation SER
mon. 1920. q. nj; dedication :ot class
taeynorfai. yindgNs, new cadet chapel,
ago! .: m. =. organ !. recital, new
cadet chapel. 4 j. NJ. parade, 8 pms
band. concert a.. 8, ms h Band: at
hotea. s. n. IN. 49, !:
Monday June 1s.-Mititsry coils.
thenicsS 10 a.? mi meeting Of the AS.
s6siSti6n OF Graduates, 8 p IA. : re-.
view, secretary of war, 4:16 p. m;
reception to the secretary Of war,
5 p. m; graduation pafaae.o6 p. m;
graduation hop, s:30p. m.
Tuesday, June LIBERALIZATION exer-
clses, 10 az Il. % -
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WILSON NDITES
STRONGNOTEON
MAIL H0LDUP
Notifies Entente Powers High
Handed Policy Can No
Longer Be Tolerated
tAssociatsd ;-rsss ~ rsdsral wtrelsssI

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 81
In the strongest possible diplomatic
language the government OF the Unit
ed States has notified the govern
meht5 Of Great Britain and France
that Il can no longer tolerate"
the interference with American and
neutral mails, of which IL alleges those
governments have been guilty, in a
communication handed to the French
and British ambassadors last We'd
nesday. ..-.. ... -....:. -..>
The note, the contents OF which
were made public last night, insists
that only radical change in the poll
cy pursued by France and England
will be satisfactory TO the United
States government, and demands that
prompt action be taken to redress the
wrongs TO which Americans have been
subjected ~. ~. II
Indemnity Demanded.
The communication also serves no.
tice that the United States is soon to
press for the settlement of claims
against France and Great Britain for
damage already done to its citizens,
and for losses already sustained
I'VE can no longer tolerate the
wrongs w1ich American citizens have
SUFFERED and are continuing to suffer,
through the utterly lawless practises
in which those governments have seen
fit to indulge" says the note, and
we feel that nothing short of radical
change in the whole policy to be fol-
lowed by Great Britain and France
IN this regard can afford complete sat
iSfactiol TO the government of the
United States"
Rights OF NeutraIs Violated.
He points out that commercial in
terests IN the United States have been
grayely harmed bg hese methods. and
that tie rights OF property of neutrals
have been violated without lcompunc-
ton, aud the rules Of international law
and custom paIpabiy disregarded."
In conclusion, Mr.. Lansing an
nounces that the government of the
United States Intends soon to, pre-
pare and bring before the govern
h1ehts OF France and Great Britain for
mai claims for damages Sustained by
the interference with neutral mails
by those countries, and will press for
the speedy settlement Of those
claims.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

capacity of Lincoln Highway consuls
or Representatives.
As several local inquiries have been
made. shall give from time 10 time
such information regarding the road
as seems 10 be Of general interest TO
residents of Hawaii
As consul for this Territory. ! have
received the thanks of the Associa-
ton for the help already rendered BY
the contributions OF our people.
A number viii make the transcon.
tinental trip this year. and some who
were members OF the Association ON
the mainland have become members
over again!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

several varieties OF gods less: when
We respect father and mother as We
should, speak OF the PRESIDENT and
those who have served us adequately.
with more affection; when We cult,
yate certain dignity towards even
our political opponents. We snail be
nearer TO a realization OF the sort Of
democracy Washington established.
and Lincoln died to perpetuate.
Mr.. Austin F. Bemeht, Secretary
of the Lincoln Highway Association,
has an interesting article in the Sci.
entific Monthly" for April, on The
Economical aud Strategic Value OF
the Lincoln Highway"
Very truly he says. that brought
face to face with the question OF ma.
tional preparedness. we have no more
important factor to consider from an
economic and strategic standpoint
than the development OF our road sys.
tenn" u.
No one road system is so important
as the Lincoln Highway now being
completed by the efforts and eontribu-
tons OF patriotic Americans from
Maine to Hawaii,
In connection with this the Report
to Directors of the Lincoln Highway
on Route Efficiency" by Henry b. JOY,
Mr.. Bement and H. C. osterman, is
relevant. tE
1T has been the constant aim of the
Lincoln Highway Association, then. to
procure a road across each state
through which the Lincoln Highway
runs as near 100 per cent efficient
as is humanity possible and practical.
and the efforts of the Association to-
wards this end have been ably sec
onded by the communities along the
route in each state. and by the people
of the state, led by the patriotic spir-
tied citizens who are acting in the
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/ fRkTeRELI AND
], LODGE NOTES
4Coatinued 1rpni. rakie NEAteee.l

8Coptinueu 1ronao rage. k1$nteeH.t {
Ancient Order of Fopesters, which
closed in Oakland. May IL, Charles H.
ROSE and Carl F. Rost being elected
trustees. cA
At the meeting Of Honolulu Lodge,
No. GIG, B. P. D. E., held last night
Harry A. Franson was elected es-
teemed lecthring knight, C. E. Mayne,
Jr.. having resigned.
The regular Elks' bulletin was is
sued May 80. a4ti
Schofield Lodge, No, 44s, F. G. A.
NJ. at Ieilehua, hold special, meeting
for work in second degree this even
Ing. to which members Of the order
from Honolulu are cordially invited
70 attend. trf
Members of the Wigwam of the Ha-
waiian Tribe, No. 1, Improved Order
OF Red Men, win meet in ySanto An
tonic Hall, Vineyard. street, at $50
next Tuesday morning Tor the purpose
Of assisting IN the Memorial Day SER
vices, which are to be conducted ! un.
der the, auspices Of the Grand Army
fthe Republic. dAt the regular meet.
ing, June 6, the Wigwam will elect
officers for the coming term and there
will be work in the warrior and chiefs
degrees.
The secretaries, or other officials
Of al lodges and frstethities are in
vited TO use this column foe newt
which they consider Of Interest &c
their members Or TO the publiee Te
ensure publication sueho material nnusi
reach THE office not later than Thdrs
DAY afternoon at $3.50.
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Poll ICE LOOKING FOR
RUNAWAY MEMBER OF
80 PRlkz EITEL CREW
tAaissa1lsl RI. s. fsdaa virslss.l

NORFOLK, Va, May 27.-The chief
OF police was notified by the COM
mandsnt OF the Norfolk navy yard,
Across the riyen at Portsmouth. that
asInember Of the cneY OF the interned
Pihs Eftel Friedrich is believed to
have deserated the ship. !. The mans
name rs said to be II. w. Schultz, one
OF, the stewards OF the converted crui-
Ser. He received permission yester-
day to visit dentist, having complain
ca OF his teeth and has not returned.
FIFTY dollars reward has been offered
Tor his arrest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27
COL. HOUSE TEMP0RIzEs

NEW YORK, May 27.-Col. House,
when seen last night, following the
arrival Of the dispatches from Ber-
lin with the report that he is plan.
ming to pay another visit to Europe,
merely smiled as be said: "As yet l
have re plans for returning to Europe
That is all have to say" .>.. II
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WASHINGTON INTERESTED
IN BERLIN SENTIMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 27.-The
statement from Berlin regarding the
attitude Of the German government
toward peace, which is regarded as
having been inspired by the, highest
Teutonic authority" was read by
government officials last night with
the most intense interest. ..-s@. Ill.
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FUNSTON ASKS
new CONFERENCE
With GAVIRA
Would Again Meet Carranza
Leader in Hope of Promoting
Harmony of Operation
rAssocia.sd Pres. W Federal wirsisssl

w ASHlNG ION, ID. u, May Zi.--
With the killing of Gen. Candelario
Cervantes, second in command to Gen
eral Villa, and a bad fighter on his
own account. by troops under General
Pershing, near Cruces, Chihuahua, and
request made that General Funston
and General Pershing be authorized TO
hold a harmony conference with Gen
eral Gavira, the Carranza commander
in Chihuahua, the Mexican situation
is assuming a brighter hue. n.
Mexican Attitude Changing? ..
General Funston last night wired TO
the war department asking that the
request for conferences looking to
more complete cooperation between
General Pershing and General Gavira,
in running down the bandits that in
fest Chihuahua, be. granted. .....
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SEAVS THROW BACK
TEUTOR ATTACK IN EAST
tAssOclas.a Press sy Federal wir.lessl

TnND. Russia, May q.
Desperate attacks by the Germans
facing the Russian defensive positions
north OF Lake Miadziol were beaten
back by the Slays yesterday, accord
ing to the. official reports issued by
the war office here last night This
was the most important fighting of the
day on the long eastern front where,
for the most part, comparative quiet
ruled.
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nURGAN,S OFFICE BOY
SUSPECTED OF STEALING
I: GOOD SIZED PAYROLL

NEW FORK, N. g.. Nay 27.-offi-
sets Of TIE ]. p. Morgan q Co. bank
ihk lonse yesterday asked the police
TO search for william McManiS, an
IS-sear-old office bow formerly in the
employ q. tie concern, who ii be
herBd 10 have ran aRat with $le,Sfs,
;ttS weakly payroll q the banking off
cers. The boy. was seat out a HOOD
ana HAS not sheeR seen since. The
loss OF the money, was discovered
shaItly Afterwards. ..t:!! :s;s 500 !:
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ROCKEFELLER BOARD TO
HELP WAR SUFFERERS

NEW YORK, N. Y, May 27.-The
Rockefeller Foundation announced yes
terday that the directors have decided
TO appropriate $1,000, 900 for the bene-
fit Of the war sufferers in Poland,
Serbia, Montenegro and Albania. The
relief work already under way by the
Red Cross societies of the various ma
lions will be assisted and other relief
work started 49,. ~
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PRESIDENTE SARMlENT0
ARRIVES AT YOKOHAMA

Especial Gable to Hawaii shinpo)
TOXIC, Japan, May 27.-The Presi-
dente Sarmiento, Argentine training
ship, arrived in Yokohama yesterday
afternoon. All on board are reported
well. The ship came directly from
Honolulu to Japan. She was welcomed
at Yokohoma by the mayor of the
city and a delegation of naval officers.
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FIRM OBSERVES.
MEMORIAL DAY

In recognition OF Memorial Day,
Tuesday, May Both, Henry May & Co.'S
grocery will be closed the entire day.
Your orders should be placed accord
ingiy. Phone 127l,-Adv. ,E. 7.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

John A. Patton, president of the
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta-
noega, Tenn, died at q Chicago hos
pital following an operation for in.
testfnaf trouble - .-s-siss = = fisa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

State troopers arrested So l. w. VS.
at boston Settlement, near Wilkes
Barre, Pa, following a riot al the
Pennsylvania Coal Co., colliery. -. .
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Ancient Order of Fopesters, thief
closed in Oakland. May IL, Charles H
dsose and Carl F. Rose being elected
trustees. o
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Free Flower Seeds!
Reuters New Catalog
Tells You All About It,

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man, New Orleans, La. If you plant
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STATE OF. LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Cou-t-par-
ish of St. Mar.
Douelson Gallery vs.. Robt. K
Cooke, Jr. No. IA 126.

By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale, issued out of the Honorable the
23rd Judicial Distrsct Court, in and Tor
the Parish of ST. Mary, and to ne dr.
rected, in the above entitled and mum
beIed suit. have seized and will oiftr
for sale for cash, without appralseme4t
to the last and highest bidder, at Inc
principal front door Of the Court House,
in the town of Franklin. on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF
MARCH, A. D.. 1916,
between the hours of II o. clock m. ana I
O'Clock .. M. the following described
property to-wit:
That certain tract or parce q lana.
living and being situated in the farish
Of St. Mary. State of Louisiana, above
the town of Franklin. bounded North by
the property of Mrs. }. Y. Sanders,
East by the public road. West by lands
of Peter Jones and South by lands OF
Mrs. George Chapman, together with
the buildings thereon situated, rights,
ways, and servitudes thereto pertaining
or belonging. this being the same prop
erty acquired by the present vendor
from DOneson Gallery. Jr,, on May 'th,
1901, recorded in Conveyance BOOK Ill.
page 1874.
W. T. PETERMAN, Sheriff,
Sheriff 8 Office, Parish of St. Mary, Ia
January 2Sth, 1916.
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NOTICE.

For monuments finely let
tered and we'll finished in
every particular, and Of best
marble in existence, and at
reasonable prices, see B. II.
BOWIE, Franklin, La, before
purchasing. He only wants
investigation.
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For Sale Cheap.

One house and lot in Ibert
Addition on Trowbridge
street. -Four rooms, hail,
dining room, kitchen and
bath room. Outhouses on
premises. Also one lot with
OuthOuses on same near the
property of r. E. Milling.
For terms apply to
j. A. and w. FL. HALE,
1900 Seventh Street.
Port Arthur, Texas
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District CouFt-Far
ish of ST. Mary.
Succession of j. Dallas Simms,
Deceased. No. 1851,

Under and by virtue of commission
and writ, issued and directed to me in
the above entitled and numbered sue
cession pursuant to an order of the
Honorable Thomas NJ. Milling, Judge
of the 23rd Judicial District Court Of
the State of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish of st. Mary, bearing date the
3Oth day of December, 1915, shall Of
fer for sale, to pay the debts Of the de-
ceased and the charges Of the succession,
at public auction, for cash, for what.
ever it will bring, on twelve (12) months
credit. the purchaser being required TO
furnish good and sufficient joint security
and special mortgage on the property
hereinafter described and TO be sold
bearing interest at the rate of five ~
per cent per annum from the date uf
the sale, at the principal front door OF
the Court House, in the Town Of Frank
lin, Parish of St. Mary, State OF Louis
lana. on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
MARCH, a. D., 1916,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m.
and 4 O. clock p. M, the following dcs-
cribed property, to-wit:
1.-THE undivided one-third in and to
that certain lot or tract of land ~
ing and being situated within the cor
porate limits of the Town of Frank
lin, Parish of st. Mary, Louisiana
having a front of seventy-eight (7S)
feet, more or less, on Water street, by
the depth OF seventy-eight (7S) feet, the
said lines opening towards the rear SO
as to give a measurement of Eighty (S0)
feet on the rear boundary.
The said lot being bounded on the
North by land of the Estate of Mrs.
John Mattisse, deceased, on the East or
in trout by Water Street, on the South
by Commerce Street, and on the West
by the property Of the heirs of Ca
taigre, being the same property which
was acquired by Wilson McKerall by
virtue of an act of transfer, executed
before C. F. Borah, Notary Public, re-
corded in Book Xxx" OF CONVEYANCE.
Folio "6", Entry %, 1l3, and being the
property acquired by him, the said l..
q. Cross, from Mrs. Melissa Trowbridge
by,virtue of an act Of sale recorded lit
Book ODD" Of Conveyanccs. Folio 81,
Entry No. 2l,222. in the Office of the
Recorder of this Parish. together with
the buildings and improvements there
on situated, and all of the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes and appurtenances
thereto belonging"
Franklin, St. Mary Parish. State of
Louisiana, this 7th day of February,
1916.
JOHN SIMMS, Administrator.
Borah Himel & Bloch, and Wayne q.
Borah, Attorneys.
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For Rent

A residence on Anderson
street, near the property Of
w. G.. Baker. Bath room
and sanitary closet. For
terms apply to
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
franklin La.