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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
PRESIDENT
SPEAKS FOR
SUFFR RAGE
Declares Time Has
Come To Grant
Women Vote

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-Speak
ing 20 delegation OF 100 members
OF the New York State Woman's
suffrage party. President Wilson
last night declared his conviction
that the time has come for the es.
adjustment OF woman suffrage in
all states and expressed his hope
for the victory OF the women in
New YORK.
In standing for the adoption ~
suffrage by state units rather than
by constitutional amendment. the
president said he was but carrying
ont the mandates OF his party.
The president said. in part
The whole world now - witness
ing a struggle betwecu two Ideals or
government. II IS struggle which
goes deeper and touches more OF the
foundations OF the organized life or
mon than any struggle that has ever
taken place before. No settlement
~ tho questions that lie on the sur
face can satisfy situation which
requires that the questions which lie
underneath ana 81 tho foundation
should also be settled and settled
right. 7 am free 10 say that ] think
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26

that records be kept OF the personal
property owned by The board; that
monthly financial statements be fur
uished the board. and that IN max
ing up the budget for the conlin-
year. the hoard take no account OF
fimary money, but raise the en-
Tire amount needed by taxation ~
The bureau discovered that IS az
the l4s pieces Of real estate ownSt
by the board had imperfect OF II
complete titles
Mrs. Laura r. Osborn reported
that the board had saved Sis BY
obtaining new BIDS on window
shades. as she had urged. The use
OF several schools was rendered the
Detroit Citizens league for The pur.
pose 81 holding greetings on tho
charter amendments The board
turned down the request ~ an Epis-
copal mission for use OF school on
Sunday, In accordance with IT'S pol
ICY not 20 mix religion with school
affairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26

tho question ~ woman suffrage ls
one of f-r questions which ie et
tho foundation.
h.N,ve this war IL going O.
quicken tho visions and the con-
sclo I~ness % mankind with regard to
political questions. And believe
we ought TO boz tquickeped = 90 give
th4a qrr5tlOn of womaf. outrage our
imme1lnf econ riteTatiFr
AS one ~ thc spoKemen 81 a
great party would ue nothing I"eV
than nhrt ing the mandates ~ that
purity II gave ms hearty support
tr thc question 90 woman s1drar
which yuu represent. want ais. fu
speak for myself nnA sag chat Ir
seems 60 mo this ~ tho time Tor fHe
states of thls union 90 take THIS ac-
ttou
think the whole country has ap-
preclafed the way IN which the WOO
men have risen 90 this great occasion
t-r~ NOT only have done what thpF
have been asked o. 90 and done d.
WITH arior and efficiency. hut tnev
have shown power to organize FOR
doing things or their own initiative
THE whole country has admired the
suirit and the capacity and The vision
- tho women % the United states.
am very glad to add mg voice %
those which are urging the people
~ he great state ~ New York 20
set great example by voting FOR
woman suffrage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26

bureaus report and the report OF
the committee having the audit In
charge were laid on The table and
viii be considered I'm q later meet
ing
without giving its reasons. the bu-
reau recommends a close supervision
of the foes received by the board
n urges the appointment of an audi
tor 90 examine the enrolment cards
OF evening high school students who
pay foes. 90 examine cnrOllm,
cards In all The schools tc determine
90, number of resident pupils
and 20 check reports from the chief
engineer on property damage that
the fines Imposed on the children
may also be checked.
n Is recommended that supplies
be standardized. the varieties reduc-
I'd 20 the lowest possible number
and purchased In large amounts
from samples furnished m advance,
an departments 20 be supplied from
a central storehouse.
The report devoted considerable
space 20 the engineers and janitors'
and the chief engineer was urged To
perfect his organization of this
force Earlier IN the meeting a del
egation OF school engineers had pre-
sented a request for n 10 per cent
oncdease I'm wages. Patrick Ryan,
president OF the School Engineers
association. asserted that the re-
search bureau had reported TO the
board OF estimates that the engi-
neers were cheap politicians and
were not worth more than $50
month. Mr.. RYAN blamed the bu-
reau for the action OF the board OF
estimates In disallowing the IN
crease This was denied by Presl-
dent Mumford However. Mr.. Ryan
said he didn't know what The engl-
neers might do ~ their request for
an Increase IS refused and the board
promised 10 consider II IN the next
meeting.
The bureau further recommended
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
ASKS new
PLANS IN
BUSINESS
X es earch Bureau
Offers Many Sugges-
tons to School Board

That radical changes in the meth
ods OF conducting the business OF
the public schools are needed Is de-
c!arod fy The Detroit bureau 81 gov
crnmental research In "a report tuh-
miited 20 the board OF education,
Thursday night. on the survey ana
audit recently completed Both The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
MAN ARRESTED
ASH. w. w. CHIEF

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, oct &c
Secret service agents early today
arfestca Arthur H. Goodwin, 81. a
shoemaker "A raid ou his rooms
barring papers ant letters implicat-
INK him as co worker OF Emma
Goldman ana s. levanior Berkman
Police also announce Goodwin has
been directing l. vs. W operations
here since the arrest OF David In
gar in recent countrywide raids.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
CONFECTlONERS'
SUGAR Is CUT
Candy Manufacturers Must Re-
duce Orders BY
One Half

WASHINGTON. oct. 26-The
food administration last night or
dered allotments OF sugar 20 con
foctioners and manufacturers cut 50
per cent and fixed the basic price
for raw Louisiana sugar az 6.35
cents per pound. with view TO
keeping the retail price OF sugar
for household purposes within
bounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-26
BANDITS FIGHT
BEHIND WOMEN

JOLIET, H.. Oct &c. Shielding
themselves behind women two
bandits who held up the Bank Of
Morse today. stood on posse OF
citizens for hours today In the Ed
ward Yando farmhouse Finally the
sherlTs men rushed the house and
captured the men
They forced Mrs Yando and her
daughter Margaret. aged -. 70 stand
in front OF them at the farmhouse
windows while they fred at the
officers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

FOR SALE-One Buick IS touring; one l6
Ford roadster one Overland touring one
Overland roadster: one Veile 40 one Dodge
touring; one Dodge roadster. Auto Clearing
a. Snles Co 2O1 North Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-Straight loans on Tulsa
residence property. also on Improved farms {;
can take second mortgage on farms not
mortgaged TO full value; low rates and
quick action. John Rdiney, 203 Ohio building,
phone 6ls0.
MoNFY TO LoAN-we have $1,000 private
money TO loan In sums from $500 up;
quick sction. L. G. Cunningham. room 25
Hayward building, phones 461o,552.
MONEY 10 loan on Tulsa real estate; II You
on us. Banks,on & Frey, si6 Robinson
bouilding.
PRIVATE MONEY TO L0AN-s500, 81 400
and 81 500 on Tulsa real estate, first
mortgage, one TO three years. at 10 per cent
interest. John Barrett. Phone 1857.
MONEY on HAND. 800. 600 private money to
loan on Tulss property and farm lands
no DELAY: best rates and terms. Y. A. Lilly.
2lI.2l2 Tesas Bldg. Phone SAL
Monty TO L0AN-Real estate chn,tels, fur
niture pianos. Botkin. Sample Co. room
g. Boston Bldg. Phone 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

FOR RENT Modern 2.story 7room resi-.
dence, South Cincinnati. provided buy fur
uiture, all new; terms. 7. A. Trusty
Realty company. Phone 552S. $40 Rob
inson building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE--Fivc.room house. by owner.
Phone 29l7; terms.
Equity in five room modern house for sale.
Phone 2655-J Monday morning.
FOR SALE-one lot in Morningside, one of
the best. Call 1850.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR REN1

FOR RENT-unfurnished two rooms, 50;
three rooms $3.50 per month. l40i East
Third street.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. Ar
cher Tennis Road
FOR RENT--'rwo modern unfurnished rooms
and screened porch at 720 South owasso (:
SIS per month.
Two unfurnished rooms for rent. 23 North
rs Phoenix.
FOR REN1--Two unfurnished rooms. 1880
East Fourth
Two, unfurnished rooms. 40 South May
bell
nv o unfurnished rooms, modern. 7a5 West
Third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Modern 2-story, 7-room resi-.
dence, South Cincinnati. provided buy fur
niture, all new; terms. 7. a. Trnsty
Realty company. Phone 552s. $40 Rob
inson building.
FOR RENr-Furnished, July l TO October l,
S75 monthly; six-room modern house with
sleeping porch Twelfth and Carson. Phone
sos.
FOR RENT-Five-room furnished house from
June 10 TO September /. l7ls South Main;
rent $50 family of two only need apply; one
room reserved by owner Phone Si5I.
FOR RENT-four-room house: furnished.
between Fifth and Sixth on Cleveland. j.
0; Baker, Sand Springs, OKLA.
ONE side of new, modern, GROOM double
house, furnished $40 month, no chill
dren. Phone 6615. 1l9 West Cameron.
LIST your property for rent with seaver 4
Reddin while away this summer; We make
this specially. Phone eesl. 5425 or to42.
FOUR rooms and bath, excellent location !,
growing garden; $40; children not de
barred. 1919 Sorth Main.
FOR REN1-One half modern duplex bun.
galow, newly furnished. Inquire l4lA
Admiral
FOR RENT = Fiye.room modern furnished
house at 1915 East Jefferson. Phone 50.
204 Bliss building.
FOR RENT-Fourroom house, large barn,
2s7s.sese,J.
FOR RENT-Seven well furnished rooms
and sleeping porch well furnished on
South Denver Phone 61s2.
FOR RFNT-Brand-new Groom bungalow
in Kendall Baker Investment company.
Phone 260o-4253-R.
FOR RENT - Four-room furnished house.
modern, electric lights, shady yard, south
side. Phone 8471R.
GOOD Groom house uniurnished. four
blocks from jitney, between Wheeling tnd
Xanthus on Eighth. 1912 East Eighth.
FOR RENT New 5-room bungalow. "a
North Lewis: $40; references required.
Cali 4l23.
FOR RENT-Fiveroo house. 1006 South
Main. Oklahoma Investment company.
Phone 1880
FOP RFNT-New 4.room modern apartment
= Oosbie Heights, rent $50. Oklahoma In.
vestment company. Phone 4O3O
FOR RENT-New 5-room thoroughly modern
bungalow In good neighborhood: $40 per
month immediate possession. Phone 3i7.
FOR RENT-Fve-room house, partly fur.
nishcd 1421 East Sixth
FOR RENT-Five-room modern house and
garage S45. Phone $1,000
FOR RENT-Four-room modern house, $40
pc~ month Phone All.
FOR RENT-Four.room modern house; no
children. 1924 East Second.
FOR RFNT-Three.room house furnished.
Phone 4765; no children.
FOR RfNT-Eigh,.room house, three blocks
from Fifth and Main. Call 403o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

FOR SALE--A dandy 1916 5-passengei
Chevrolet, self starter and all good shape
$500; take itJoday. Phone 1920.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

FOR SALE-One 1916 Chandler, 5.passen'
ger touring car. cheap: also 7-passenger
q. X. Auto Repair, lls South Elgin. Phone
2656.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
TO EXCHANGE.

ACRES l6O, Fulton county, Ark, 100
fenced, IS cultivation, three-room house
orchard, barn, well water; also 100 Torrance
county, New Mexico; valley land fenced so
acres broke out. balance grass. tworoom
house well water: exchange one or both
take good automobile CT Tulsa property Box
63T, Collinsvile. Okla
TO TRADE-Two 2-story brick business
buildings, next TO principal corner In
Cleveland, OKLA, to trade for improved iariu
Inquire Wheeler hotel, Tulsa.
WILL exchange 1a0acre improved farm
well located IN eastern Oklahoma: rs
acres IN cultivation. Tor Tulsa property.
Phcne 2l37.
WANT to exchange ABS acres Adsir county.
Oklahoma, good farming land; clear from
debt What have youf Commercial Loan
Office, 2 East First street. Tulsa. Okla.
WILL. GIVE 200 acres oil land and several
improved farms for stock Of furniture and
hardware. prefer second hand furniture. Ad.
dress p, o. Box 1852, Tulsa, Okla.
PARTY wishing grading done will exchange
small house and cash for work. See
Lewis, Fifteenth and Elgin.
A GooD.PAYING business will stand in.
vesiigAiion. Luthy, 54e Robinson bldg
Phone 1890.
TO EXCHAEGE-TeSas land for car Ad.
dress 6225, care World.
HORSE, buggy and harness for sale or trade
Phone 54s4.R.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
Al BARGANN

HdUule tIlS.
+. NJ. WHITE,
2S Hayward Bldg. Phone 5I51.
200 ACRES joining Neosno, Mo. Two good
wells, fine water, 7-room stone house
ten foot wide porch on east and south. BIZ
barn. 50 acres, miles northeast; acres
Neosho. Must be sold all clear and owned
By Riley +. Robertson, Joplin. Mo. Box 4i2
$1,000 FOR QUICK DEAL, buy good lease,
small production can be greatly in
creased; shallow and inexpensive to drill I;
well located has gas and wster; the power
and complete equipment on lease worth
price asked. Ullery Is East Fifth. Phone
6eO9
FOX SALE-Lot 50xl40, tworoom house,
good we'll good garden; plenty Of shade
on car line, three blockes north OF Orcutt
lake. $500 will take used Ford truck and
$3.50 cash rs part payment, balance on easy
teras Phone 2320-J.
For sALE--By owner. one Groom bungs.
low, good location on South Boston; one
west front lot in Maple Park; one north
front Tot on East Burnett; strictly cash.
Phone 459.
FOR SALE--Four business lots, Groom
housc well, fine fruit and ornamental
trees. See Julius Arnold. 223 South Cherry
Ada Okla
FOR sALE-By owner, new Groom house,
Eighth and Grant. one block car line
5000 cash. balance easy terms. Phone
6455.J
FOR SALE by ownor-Modern Six rooms
and sleeping porch corner lot Admiral
Blvd reduced price for quick sale. Phone
26si or p o, Box 1881.
FOR sALE--Two business lots, one block
south Of schoolhouse: l40 feet 'front.' 100
feet deep, West Tulsa. Phone 32s9 or 34sp,
or address Box 7s3. Tulsa.
HALF block three houses: call Twelfth and
Center Tulsa Square addition, $500.
$1,000 cash. $75 per month houses rent for
$50 per month.
TRACKAGE close in on Katy, present i'm,
provemonts will rent for 500. Call 1921
FOR SALE by owner, lot in Kendall; rea'
sonable terms. Phone 47oa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANTED-By a congenial couple room ant
board in private family, close in. Ad
dress box 6630. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

FOR SALE--By owner, 5room modern cot
pge closet, basement, well, fruit, shade
barn. chicken lot, garden: lot 50xl40 feet (;
five blocks from Main street; S2500 cash
2l5 North Frisco. Phone 5s29-J.
FOR SAIE-One Of the incest little 5-room
homes IN the city; lot 45Nl45 south front,
nine blocks from Third and Main; southwest
side: possession at once; $4,000 cash. Ad-
dress p. o. box 1911.
FOR SALf-smoo,h corner lot, within two
blocks of school and pavement: $3.50
$3.50 cash takes it. Baker Investment com
pany. Phones a6O04253-R.
FOR SALE-Beautiful lot in Park Hill ad
dition. fruit and shade trees. half block
from car line; 50xl40; $40 cash. Phone
62i4. sl2 Mayo building.
FIVE.RoOM new modern bungalow at $500
less than value; terms Address p. o.
box s52
IL LOTS. Orcu,t addition; "a lots, Glenn
Acrcs addition; for sale by owner. L. J.
Brennan. Phone co12.
LOTS = Want vacant lot for good 1917
vestment company.
FOR RENT OR LEAsE-Vscsnt corner, Sec.
ond and South Elwood Address A. Y.
Clay. 400 Robinson Arcade.
FOR sALE-By owner. two Broom houses,
modern, corner lot; II interested call at
2l5 South Trenton street.
Five-room, modern In every detail
on paved street lot 50Xl50, sell on
easy terms Call 4123.
FOR sALE-Eight lots in orcutt addition for
5000, terms See Russ L. Grant. 5l4
First National building. phone 2i6o.
FOR SALE Acre tracts. fine soil, 500
cash, $40 monthly: few left: sAoo each.
Phone 4670.552
FOR SALE--By owner. corner lot Eleventh
and North Boston: east front; $3.50. Phone
Kenton, an.
FIVE ROOM east front, garage, hardwood
floors; $4,000. $500 cash. $40 per month.
Phone SO
CALI, US Monday and list your property
with us; have buyers for all classes prop.
ertv NJ i. Glass & Co. Phone 1894.
GOOD Kendall lot, ON car line, excellent
Investment. $500. easy terms. 704 South
Msybeli.
TRADES-One s0.acre farm: one 100 acre
farm; for Tulsa property. Phone 6o4y.
H. b. Wetrel.
FOR sALE--Bargbin 5-room modern bun
gaow, ,easy, paymsnts. II. B. wetael,
EOS Ault building.
EQUITY in 5.room modern house for sale
Phone 2655J Tuesday morning
GOOD Broom house for sale In West Tulsa
lot Aoxi40. Phone $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES
LOOK these over; l6 rooms In Collinsvllle,
$500; - rooms in Tulsa. $4,000; 25
rooms In Tulsa, $500; 46 rooms in Henry.
eita, $4,000 az rooms In Tulsa, S7,5o0;
some terms. Allison. 47a4.
TO lease 40 acres in Nowaia field. close to
production. Phone 47is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

ONE new Pullman touring car; one 1917
Ford two 1916 Fords; one Chalmers SO;
one Buick 4 one Buick 8 one Auburn,
$50: two Dodge touring cars: one Dodge
roadster: one Franklin 6. Eclipse Auto sales
company PIT West Second.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST

Loose-leaf memo book; IS reward;
return same to desk Hotel Tulsa. leave
with clerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05

TRADF-Two good lots in Sapulpa 10 trade (;
lots 50Nl4O; one ON corner: bargain
Mt 500 and will take second hand car.
Baker Investment company. Phones 26OO-
d253-R.
The Holbrook news., 1917-03-16
Changes at Local Station

F. F. Calvert has resigned his position as cashier at the Holbrook station of the San ta Fe, and has accepted a place in the office of the Dix on-Fagerburg company, mer- cantile brokers, in Prescott. He expects to leave with his family for that city in a few days.
 Peter Cramer succeeds to the place held by Mr. Calvert, and E. P. Cahoon is made assistant cashier. Capa Neel will take the position of bill clerk.
 Carpenters for the Santa Fe have rearranged the par titions in the offices, and put a window in the south; these changes add much to the con- venience and comfort of the place. Agent Lee states that he expects the depot to be lighted by electricity in a short time, as an order for wiring has already been made.
The Holbrook news., 1917-03-16

rapidly, not only in Kansas. but all over the United States. In a few years that city that does not own it's public utilities will be looked upon as most curioNsly governed. Municipal ownership at the present time is limited mostly to sewer systems. water and light plants and street rail- ways, but the time will come when it will extend to all public utilities.
 MUNICIPAL STREET RAILWAY
 A SUCCESS
 The San Francisco municipal street railway is proving great success. The net profits of the lines from the beginning of operation in December, 1912, to August 31, 1916. amount to $456. 876. 80.
 Receipts from all sources for the period of nearly four years amounted to $4, ,851, 754.69, and the total disbursements were S4, 669, ,100.51. The gross opera ting expenses of the road for the period mentioned amounted to $2. FPS, 3O8.11. In addition to the operating expenses the railways paid $1, 13O, 20 on accident insur- ance; S4, 185,87 on outstanding indebtedness; S545, 529. 53interest on bonds; $2O2, 900 for the re- demption of bonds, and $94, 203.- 85 for injuries and damages. The income also covered the pay ment of SIP, 135. 90 for various extensions and improvement of lines and SIPS, 856. AT for depre- citation.
 Thus after covering all the cost of operation of every kind, including the interest on bonds ard payments for the retirement Of the bonds, depreciation and extensions, the San Francisco railways have made a clear profit of $456. 876. 80 in less than four years.
The Holbrook news., 1917-03-16
The Road Bond Issue

Committees from the diff ferent sections of the county will meet in the court house in Holbrook tomorrow for the purpose of discussing the proposed road bond issue. It is probable that some agreement will be reached for the distribution of the money proposed to be voted, and that the county super visors will apportion the money according to the wishes of the different com munities. In this event the supervisors will probably call an election for some future date.
 The first apportionment made by the supervisors was in accordance with the rec ommendation made by the commissioners appointed for that purpose more than a year ago. When the appor- tionment was fixed by the supervisors, and an election called, the supervisors were acting in good faith with their constituents, and they had a right to SUI ppose that their apportionment of the money to be raised by a bond issue would be satisfac- tory to the big majority of the people. That it was not satisfactory to some came as a surprise to the supervisors, and they cheerfully agreed to postpone the election and endeavor to learn the wishes of the people in reference to the proposition.
 For that reason a meeting of the citizens from various sections of the country was called for Saturday, March IT. It is hoped that every section of the country will be represented at the confer ence, and that an apportion- ment may be agreed upor that will assure the success of the bonds when the propo. sition is placed before the taxpayers.
The Holbrook news., 1917-03-16

Caldwell was kept in ignor- ance of the preparations and upon his arrival at home shortly after 8 o'clock in the evening he was surprised to find a company of men there to greet him.
 Shortly afterwards, dinner was announced and eight men gathered at the banquet table, which was beautifully decorated with carnations and ferns, a carnation favor being placed at each plate. The menu was an elaborate one and it's preparation was the work of an artist. From soup to nuts the various courses would have delight ed the palate of an epicure. Mrs. Caldwell was assisted in serving by her sister, Mrs. ?. R. Goodman.
 Following dinner cigars and cigarettes were lighted and a pleasant hour was pas sed in conversation, the time being midnight before the guests departed, expressing their unanimous wish that MT. Caldwell might.celebrate at least fifty more such an- niversaries and that Mrs. Caldwell might superintend the preparation of the feast at each.
 The guests were Messers L. F. Mechanism, Frank Wallace, ". B. Woods, J. c. Paulsell, R. s. Teeple, W. R. Scorse and c. M. BraX- ton.
The Holbrook news., 1917-03-16
At Postin1e Tonight

Bells celebrated Hawaiian Troubadors will give an en- tertainment at the Pastime theater tonight. This com pany is composed of six solo ists, all of whom are artists. Lovers of musical melody cannot afford to miss this en- tertainment.
 In addition to this musical treat "Her Fathers Gold, " a 5-reel mutual masterpiece will be shown in moving pictures.