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MARRIED.

KAIWI-KALUHI-In Honolulu. May
II. 1916, Kaiwi, bachelor, 90 years
old, and Mrs. Kumaewa kaluhi,
widow. 80 years old, both Hawaiian,
Rev. Samuel K Kamaiopili, assist.
ant pastor of the Kaumakapili
church, officiating; witnesses, An
tone Comes and Airs. Makalike Mil
Ter. ... .# ~.
= In Honolulu, May
II, 1916, Cpl Thomas G. Jones, 4th
Cavalry, U. S. A., and Miss Caroline
Brown, Rev Father Alphonse of the
Catholic cathedral, officiating. Wit
nesses. Mrs. J. A. Winter and John
F. Ness. .st. H.. ..-... "a
HOLEAPO.-In Honolulu, May IS,
1915, John A. Holi and Miss Lucy
Apo, Rev. S. y. Lukua of the IA
Makua Ma Loa church of Kalihi,
officiating. Witnesses, Joseph Ka
hapea and Mrs. j. Ale.
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DIED..

HARADA-In Honolulu. May IS, 1885,
Itsu Harada of Desha lane, female,
married, age &c. ..s-
BAN-In Honolulu, May IS, 1916, Kan
Wal Ban, age months l day, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kan Tan of
Vineyard and Kauluwela streets.
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What can we do for the soldier! Ask T.
Gather Jones'
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1taly's batting average in this war is some
where in the debit column
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Bad Roads Bring Bumps, Bouncing Boosters
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Italy is badly in need of cleanup hitter.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Chang Suk Chan, Korean ........2!
Bertha Brencer, German ........ l.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Services Tomorrow
AT ST. Patrick'S Church

st 1t. patr!ck's Church tomorrow
masses viii be held at Z. s, 4. 10. and
II o'clock. At the latter hour tho Rev
NJ. 7. J. EEan Will sing high masn.
assisted by two priests from Holy Cross
College. catholic University, as deacon
and subdcacon. The sermon will ne
by the Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara. Two
choirs will assist with the music, and at
conclusion OF the mass the congregation
will sing the hymn, Holy God We
Praise Thy Name The s o'clock mass
will be said by the Rev. James A.
Smyth. The Sodality r the Children
of Mary will attend these devotions and
receive communion in a body, and will
meet again at y. M for, the usual
monthly recitation OF their office, which
will be followed hy a short instruction
and bencdicton OF the blessed sacra-
ment.
The regular devotions in honor of the
Good Shepherd will he held at 7:3O
p. m. Mgr. Russell will officiate and
preach the sermon. after which he will
answer the questions placed in the
question box" Bcnrdiction Of the
blessed sacrament will close the serv-
ices.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Musical Programs For
First Congregational

For. tho services a. tho First ConGrc-
gational Church tomorrow Dr.. William
Stansfield. organist and choir director.
has arranged the following musical pro
grams: For morning. organ prelude.
"Cuius Animam' (Rossinh: anthem.
"Juhilate" rSchubertl: anthem. "IIc Is
Watching Over Israel" (E.lijah). Men
delssohn; offertory, quartet, Il Will Give
You Rest" West; organ postlude,
Finale in flat (Alstenholme). For
evening. organ prelude, AT Evening
Gkinder): anthem. THE Lord Is My
shepherd" CBischofN: offertory. tenor
solo and chorus, II VIII Lay NJ" Down
iNilesl.
There will be a short organ recital al
the close of the evening service. when
the program will be as follows: Con-
cert overture in f. flat (Faulkes): adagio
from the New World symphony
Dvorak): Petite Fantasie" (Callaerts)
"A Shepherds Tale (Gillette). and
Triumphal march. "Sigurd Jorsalder'
(Grieg)
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Gunton-Temple Church
To Enlist New Members

The second week OF the revival scrv-
ices ut Douglas Memorial ". r..
church came 10 close last evening.
and before tho adjournment 1t was de-
Cidcd to continue the meetings another
week. with services every night except
Saturday. Tho results OF thcse meet
ings, held under auspices of the pastor,
the rev. Charles G. Mclean, have been
remarkable and az result there have
been many new members added TO the
roll OF membership. The attendance
at these meetings has broken all rec
ords. and the outcome Of the revival
has met with hearty approval by mem
bcrs of the congregation.
At the services tomorrow. morning
Bishop Ear! Cranston, Ill. L.. will
preach the sermon. and at the evening
service the pastor will occupy the pul.
pit. meeting for men only will be
held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Al
the services during the past two weeks
special music has been furnished by n
chorus choir composed OF fifty of tho
young people Of the congregation.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Douglas Memorial
Holds Revival Services

At 'GuntonTemplc Memorial Presby-
terian Church the Rev. Charles Everest
Granger will preach at the II o'clock
service. At the 6:45 p. NJ. service the
sermon will be. "Was Dr. Wedderspoon
Right About Religion In Washington?"
Inc evening choir will sing.
A campaign will be inausurated in
which 1t is hoped to get every member
of the church and congregation engaged
in some definite effort for the upbuild-
ing of the church. The pastor has ap-
pointed n committee of twenty-five. rep
rc&cntinG every board. society, and de-
partmcnt of the Sunday school to begin
the organization Of the entire member
ship and constituency. The first meet
ing Of this committee will be hcld at the
close OF the service tomorrow morning,
and a general considerations Of the
plan will ho held at the prayer service
in the chapel Thursday evening. The
slogan vii ne. AT 1t. All At II. Always
At It," and the aim will bc lO0 per
cent OF interest throughout tho church,
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
High School Girls to Be
In Charge of Service

Al the No3I,r service at tn. !. "
G. A. at i:@0 o'clock tomorrow the pro-
gram will be in charge Of girls hclorg-
ing to the Friendship Clubs in tn, fv..
hiGh schools ot WASHINGTON. The prcsi-
dcnt OF tho council Irene Daniels. of
Western. will preside The order OF
service is the one sugcested f"r school
girls a&SocihtiolH "i clubs. Solos Will
be sung by Mary can. of CASTER and
Dorothy Boyd. cG tcHtrnL Freddie
Hackman will lc at III" piano. | orothl
Wilson, OF Tcchnicnl. vice uresIuent Of
the council. viii read the scriptures.
aud Margaret SpurGeon. of Technical.
will pray.
The subject for the afternoon wIlI be
Service" and ono Rnl from each
Friendship clUL will talk on phases %
it. as follows: Service to IN" Home. ''
Grace Ely. Technical serve" to tie
school, Mildred Wcrnitz, crtral q.
Girls Personal Itelati"nsnIr. Elsie
Juris. Eastern; 'Srr>i Ice To tn" { on'.
murlty.' representative" Of business
"Sr,vic" TO the Church. Arln" Faker,
Western.
Members OF tho cluns viii serve as
l SierS and lead in the singinu
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
First Lecture on Credit
Delivered by H. H. Mckee

the Theory and l'Ln"tion of Credit
was tn" ShlJect of "a icctulc delivered
yesterday afternoon III TIC Chamrcr of
Commerce r,omS ry II. II. Mckee.
cashier OF the National Capital 9"nk
ard secretary OF thu Washington
clearing house. The lecture was rndcr
the auspices OF the Business High
School, ard was the FIRST oi a series of
foll, talks which hay rccn arranged
for by the school. Tho !CmainirI lc =
ares Will be given in tine auditorium of
tho Business High sch"oi. and all will
deal with the various phases o. CreGit.
The spcnke"s will he .'us:lGa Evans. tr..
cashier Of the Rigs National Sank {.
John Poole, president OF tn" Federal
National Bank, and Samuel :. Rcd
mar. treasIrcf. Charin- Sacks ManYf"c
turing Company.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
DR.. P|TzER TO SPEAK
At CENTRAL CHURCH
Pastor Emeritus Will Occupy
Pulpit Tomorrow Morning Of
Congregation He Organized.

nr. A. W. Pitzor uastor emeritus Of
the Central Presbyterian Church and
living in Salem. Va. is in Washington
on n visit. and will occupy the pulpit at
Central Church tomorrow morning. fIe
organized the church in May. 1868. and
has continued with Il ever since.
For many years DIR. PitZcr was a
striking figure in Washington. being
connected with a number OF public en-
terprises and enjoying the intimate ac.
uuairtance OF many prominent public
men. and was closely associated with
the men of a few decades ago whose
names arc familiar. He was president
of the Washington Bible Society during
the time he lived here. and since his
removal to Salem continues as honorary
president.
Dr. Pitzer will attend the celebration
OF tho forty-eishth anniversary Of the
organization of the Central Presbyterian
Church.
1t Foundry VI. y. Church tomorrow
tn. Rev. W. Il. Wedderspoon, at the
morning service, wiz DISCUSS How
the Weak Are Made Strong" and at
the evening service his theme will be
The seekers II the street"
At Centennial baptist Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. Il. HeH
Swem will have as his subject Tn
related to our Sins." In the evening
hc will tell n Pennsylvania Love
"Th" Methodist Forward Movement
will be the keynote of the sermon OF
the Rev. ~. A. NJ. Martin OF the scrV-
i"e tomorrow morning in the DUN
barton NJ. +. Church. TomoTro
,,,o h, ,l,, l.
tata of the "InCarnaLion." by Guber.
There win be cottage praye- meet
ings at the homes of members dur
ing the week, led by different lay
Incn.
+" rails" funds for continuing it,
work. the school and Civic League
OF Mclean gave a vaudeville enter
tainmcnt nj the Frurklin sherman
school Friday night.
The RcN. Or. J. J. Muir, pastor OF
TcmpIc Baptist Church, viii discuss TO.
morrow morning Pastoral Jealousy.
und in the evening "WhcnCe WarS"'
.N the Fifth Baptist Church tonl"r.
row morning. the Rev. John T.. BrigE>
will preach on "Ientecost." and in th'
evening on Til" Sever-Failing Christ
The election Of officers OF tho Steven,
son Bible class OF Bethany Baptist
Church. held at the annual banquet
Tuesday evening. resulted as follows
President. Roe Fulkcrson: vice presi
dent. Charles -. Shackclford: Sc"r'
tary. Kari =. Wood treasurer. Castle
man p. Eosa.
Tn" Young Peoples Society Ui
Christian EndeaNOr of Calvary Bspt Isl
Church will bc addressed Tuesday even
ing by Harvey =. Irwin. OF the New
YORK; Avenue Presbyterian Church. OF
'rhc World Peace Union"
TIL" meeting of the Washington cl""i'
Gus will be held ihi., month On st. Paul's
Day. January -. when tn" clergy, a
the invitation of Z shop !fordin=. "i
meet at his home in Cathedral Close
th" Occa sion hein? the seventh anE'.
: v"rsary of the bishops coAsecration
Hinl" class for women has hcen ~
Ganized at the First Congregations
Church. meeting at 10 o'clock Sunday
in the church office on the first floor.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
DANGEROUS CAL0MEL IS
VERY SELDOM SOLD NOW
Ut Makes You Sick and missabIs-knocks You All Outlay
Liver Health Acts Much Better Than Caloms and Is Harmless Too

sale of calomel in our Stores, the Peoples Drug
Stores say. Hays Liver Health is taking its place
almost always.
Calomel is dangerous and people know it,
while Hays Liver Health is safe and gives much
better results. We guarantee Hays Liver Health
because We know it's good. A large bottle costs
only 50 cents, and if YOU find it doesn't take the
place of dangerous, Salvatng CaIomcl, YOU have
only 70 ask us for your money back
Hays Liver Health is a pleasant, purely veg
etahlc remedy, harmless to both children a}>d
groWN-up>. Take spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine, no sick headache, I.iiouSncSS,
sour stomach or clugged bowels. Ii doesn't Srpc
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

or make YOU feel miserable AMI all in next day
like calomel.
Hays Liver Health is real liver medicine
You'll know it next morning, because you will
wake up with your head clear, your liver active,
bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach regu-
lated. You will be cheerful and full of vigor and
ready for hard days work.
You can eat without risk OF Salvatng Your
self or Your children.
t,~nle in and get a bottle of Hays Liver
Health tOday We are selling lots of it, too, on
our guarantee that it's satisfactory to every one
Try on our guarantce-PcOple S Drug Stores
Out-of-town folks supplied BY parcel post.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Rev. Henry H. Ranck to
Preach on Reformation

Al Grace Reformed Church. FiTt"e 9TH
and o streets northwest the l0th an
riNersary of tn" beginning OF the
Protestant reformation VIII y" cclr.
brat"d at morning and evening service
tomorrow l'hic ZNinsli began t.
preach the IrinCirlcs Of tho refornGa-
tion al Ensi"Gcln. Switzerland. H. 1915.
rrcach 't in the morning IN n %IWinGli Nnd
the Swiss Eptornatiun;' n tho even
iEg on "ZwinGH. tho Worker, tn" VAR
riur and the Mar
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Spiritualism

FIRST SPIRITCALIST CHURCH
PYTIIIAN TEMPLE. lOl" gth It, y. w. fns.
floor. 80 p. m Inspira tional address BY
Mrs. h. ~ Hates. followed by spirit mrs-
saCys. This church is the only hart red
hoIy Of SPIrirIaists in the Distr.t. holdius
Iucriiugs. and asks all friends TO iviu IT,
ork LN,rvhoLy invited.
TEST SENN"E Nj. &. SawuI-r AMI hc, tn
dian guides viii appCar. ro'I'1Clring uf y
-. a.. - "'uls. ChildrCn Tree. no stairs To
clirru \ shor, talk by PROT /au'lE, subject
"Esp"rI, n.cs While In India. Ltu,tC .
temple. sU2 18Th St y. W.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Parent Teachers to Meet

A special meeting OF the Parent
reachcrS' Association II the BROOK
land School has been called for Monday
F.. Molster.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The E"v. Louis Randall pastor ui
Rhode Island Av"ntc VI. y. Church
has almost entirely recovered fror;
his recent illness. and expects t. oc-
curv his pulpit at the services tomor-
row.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The me rning service at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church tomorrow will
h' conuuctod by tho lev. Robert V.
Miller. of HendcrsonviIle. n. G. IN
the evening at o'clock W. II. IT,
Smith will give his fuurth lecture "n
life Of Christ"
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The revival meetings which have bccn
in progress at Shiloh Baptist Church
since New Year Day Will close to-
morrow with the addition OF large
number OF members to the church,
Manv Of these will bc baptized at the
II clock service by the pastor tho Rev
DIR. John Milton Waldron. At tho morn
ing service tho subject will be Serving
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The annual meeting of tn" First Con-
eregational Church and the First Con
gregational Society will be held Tues
day evening in the church parlors.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

TIL" Rev Earle Wilflcv. pastor Of tho
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. will
preach on Science and Revelation" to-
morrow morning.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
18th and o SITS. y. W.

THE CHOIR:
Mrs Florence Nosck Howard. Soprano
Mrs. Arthur Uhsley. Contralto.
Nr. Alvin Lake. Bass.
Mr.. Wm H. winchcole. Tenor.
Mrs. Edmund Barry. Orsanist.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Congregational
Reformed

GRACE--I5TH AND SITS: y. ".
HENRY II, RANCK. Pastsr.
Reformation Day sermons, II a. IN. md S
% m Sunday school g.sh a. IA
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
CHURCH OF HE COVENANT

Conn. Ave, 18th and y Sts.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HAROLD c. WARREN. Ministers Assistant
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS
Minister In Charge OF Peck Chapel
$50 q. m. Sunday school
o. m. Morning Service. Sermon by
the pastor
$50 p. m. music rendered by double quar-.
tet Sermon by the pastor subject,
Things We Bclieve--About Heaven"
6a5 D. M. Christian Endeavor Meeting
p. m, music rendered by Evening Choir
OF ono hundred voices sydney LLOYD Wright.
son, Director; Harvey Murray. Drganist Ser
mon by the pastor. subject. The Message of
Christianity TO the Modern World--The Mes
sage .\bout the State
500 Z. m. ThursdaN. midweek service
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

'Thc psychiCal World" is the sub
ject of an address TO be made befor"
the Washingtor Secular League at
INthinn Temple tomorrow afternoon
at go o'clock by Prof. Henry OIdys.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

WEEKLY PRAISE SERVICE. p IA
THURSDAY evening.
BIBLE SCHOOL, $50 a. m, Sunday.
Elgin Smith. superintendent.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian

A great opportunity for instruc-
ton and training in Christian SER
vice and personal work, is to be
given in the special services con-
Quoted by the Rev. Robert V. Mil
Ter at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Thirteenth and Fairmont,
this next week. Mr.. Miller is one
of the strong Bible teachers of
America, and is brought to this city
for the benefit of all the Bible stu
dents and Christian workers that
can take advantage of the meetings.
His first meeting will be held Sun
day morning at IL a. IN. On Mon
day evening he will deliver one ad-
dress at 8 o'clock p. n. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
he will deliver addresses at 2:30 and
8 p. m. No meetings on Saturday.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed to all people in Washington to
attend. Pass the word along.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
IUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL

c. EVEREST GRANGER =. d. pastor
will preach at II o. m. and 6:i5 p. ~. Even
ing topic. WAS DR.. WcddCTspOon Right?
5. :. $3.50 q. M: prayer meeting. p. IN,
THURSDAY, Welcome
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Y. M. G.. A.
Young Mems Christian
Association
Y. w. G. A.

y. ". G. A. NESPER SERVICE.
sunday. January 18th. at 80 p. m
] charge of til" Council of Friendship Clubs
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Undenominational

ASSEMBLY HALL. corner 18th ST. and =
ave & L. Gospel address, rs o. M
Evangelist 4. T. Booth of Buffalo, n
Subject The Wings OF a Dove" All invite
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

At tho First Congregs tional Church
tomorrow evening at o'clock the SER
mon will bc preached by the Rev.
David Brewer Eddy. of Boston, ono of
the secretaries OF the American Board
OF commissioners for Foreign Missions
OF the congregational Church.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The E"v. Dr Iar1os Shera Mont
iomery. pastor "t the Metropolitan NJ.
h Church. will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Inevitable Jesus"
and in the evening on The Signs Of
the Times in Our Country"
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Universalist

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER.
18th AND l. SITS. y. w.
Rev. JOHN VAN SCHAICh. Jr n n
Pastor
Public worship at II a. M. with sermon
by the pastor. Subject II niNersalist TcItec
About Punishment"
Young Peoples Christian Union at p M,
led by the pastor
ten 7 "A
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Increase In LOans.

Bids fol the erection of a lWo-story
department store for |. Goldenberg, to
be located on the northwest corner of
seventh and NJ streets northw est were
opened today.
The structure Will be OF lie same gen.
eraI type as that on the southwest COR
nor Of Seventh street and New York
avenue, and viii be ircproor in con-
~tlUCtiou.
about $@0Mm.
Rich y Fitzsimons, architects, pre-
pared the drawings.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Central Presbyterian Church

(SOUTHERN ASSEMBLYD
sixteenth and Irving SITS. y. w.
JAMES II. TAYLOR. Pastor.
Preaching at II m. by DR.. \. W. r'itzeV
and at p. IN. by the pastor. $. S, 80
m. Prayer service. Thursday p. m
Christian EndCaNor. I D. n
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
Secular League

THE PHYSICAL WORLD" address by
Prof. Henry Oldys. Discussion. Pythian
Tcmnle. Sunday 80 u. N. Melcnme
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

Permit for tho erection OF a three
story, public garage at @42l Eighteenth
street was issued to tho Mt Pleasant
Garage Company Monday of this week.
The structure will be of brick and con-
crete. with a frontage of ffty feet and
depth of 40 feet. The venture. in
volVing approximately 10000. is heins
undertaken by J. A. Gibson and C. I.
Burrows, the latter bcing named IN the
permit as builder.
Plans were drawn by w. t. Nichols.
architect.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

More than fifty members OF the cx-
rcutivc committee of the National AS
,oCiation of Real Estate Exchanges
will attend the banquet to be given that
body by the Washington Real Estate
Brokers Association January y at the
Willard.
AcccptanceS from SIX Senators and a
number of Congressman have been re-
ceived by the entertainment committee.
Congressman J. Hampton Moore, of
PENNSYLVANIA. will speak on Washing
ton-thc Federal City" and Glen Brown.
of Washington, will exhibit specially
prepared stereopticon views of the park
commissions plans for the development
Of the Capital. Other SPEAKERS will be
announced later
The urm OF Randall II. Hagn.r real
,stat" blukcrs, r"Iort the a." OF the
Gillespie house. lE;;c Kew hampshire
avenue. t. John II. lIrWson. The crn-
sdcratiou il TCpurted TO bC ia the
LeiEhhorhood of Si".onu.
The hoGo, is Il tuur.story StrucGr'
win stone facing, ana was oNr"d rH
ia" wlduw OF General Gillespie, Who Is
H' nS IN New York.
The III, Il is expected I" ." "n re owl
49, carly part Of next week.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

Az interesting Bible class ~ being held
Sunday afternoons 1T 800 o'clock at the
y. ". c. A.. Fourteenth and g streets
school teachers Mrs Mary Channel
stevens takes up the international les
son one week in advance.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

The third week Of union services OF
the churches ot lexington and Bloom
inGdalc will begin Monday evening and
continue throughout the week in the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protcs-
tant Church. The speakers for the Vari-
Gus meetings are not announced until
the assembling Of the congregation.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN

?TH AND ID STREETS y. L.
REV. GEO. A. MILLER PASTOR.
Preaching IL q. m. 75 p. III.
SUNDAY School, $50 q. m.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

AAAASAAAANH Northwe"'
rev. LUCIUs e. CLARK. y.
$50 a. m.-Sunday school.
ll:Go a. m.-"JESCS INTERP
LTGION."
I 90 y. m --Epworth League eer'
500 y. m TERMS OF DISCU
REVIVAL SERVICES EVER
EXCEP'r SATURDAY, p. m.
All sittings free. You will hc welcome.
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

William NJ. Levin. former president Of
the District Bar Association. will teach
the Vaughn class of men at Calvary
Baptist Sunday school tomorrow morn
inr
The Washington times., 1916-01-15

THE PEOPLES CHURCH.
pYTlIAN TEMPLE l0I2 G,h It. Progress
give study class AT 1915. subject. "Phtlos-
ophic al AnarchisIn." Address by Ir. lanes
Hugh Keelrv at Il:l: subject. "Iu' Up Thy
sword 90 a cordial initiation Is extended
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-12-22

VIM. Ford, who has been visiting
with his sister, Mrs. L. w. Davis, for
some weeks, left Saturday for the Da-
Wis place, near Malott, and will prob
ably go out to Vancouver to visit with
a daughter. He expects to return to
Oroville before going back to Alaska.