Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-02

tsenior class OF the Normal schools
of then--would Ike to know, and
Miss yilliers has .akeH it upon her
self 10 dope II out" and therefore
has temporarily assumed the role OF
secr and her prophecy does not lack
intercst. + ~
And IL her prophecy comes true, the
record class OF 1917 wiz be scattered
Hbroadcast at the end Of the coming
syears. Some of them viii be-Rut let
Miss Villiers tell 1er~own story:
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On! On! On! teiIed the weary
wanderers wondering whether they
would ever reach the queer cave they
were 50 intentiy seeking. What little
f,caFe? But q moment and you shall
know.
N the year 1927. that year 50
iillnstrious in the history OF mankind
FOR then Il was that ,Wilhelmina
Jansen made her world famous inau-
grrtl address as the first woman
tresilent OF the United States. OF
course you all know how she won the
Giccflon Who can ever forget the
pntsring efforts of Hawaii's orator and
roiitician. Esther Ing--how she ira.
YELLED far and wide smiling, beaning,
1reaking and thrI Ing the hearts OF
NIer NAM there are who still regret
IEhs defeat OF the progressive candi-
Gate Madaliue Cummings-Smith. Is
Il IS not likely, however, that she Is
oupremely happy as president Of her
own little home in Berlin, where she
fecently married the Count Won Yer
camnis des opfeilstergungf
One hot aftern ,cn in July Of the
same year Frances Pillar and Jean
Pritchard were walking along dingy
1lleyway in New York City where
they were intensely interested and
active in settlement work. An old
and feeble man sitting on the broken
down steps OF q rickerty shoe store
attracted their attention and they
nlopped to speak 10 him for moment,
but Instead OF SOON passing on they
lIood and stood for the conversation
had & magic influence over them. For
e6ttfne all about he time and place
they listened eagerly TO all that he
said He told them Of a cave way up
81 the Vermont mountains where
there lived an old woman, supposedly
possessing magic power, who would
prophecy wonderful and weird things.
IT'S said, the old man remarked,
that by means Of her fearful canldron
and the seething substance therein,
she can foretell the nature not only
% person present, but OF that per-
sons friends.
Such story would arouse the IN
(orest Of any American girl Jean
and Frances simply overwhelmed the
old man with questions as TO the way
md the road 10 the cave, Finally
HAVING secured all necessary tnformar
iIon they left hsm-with firm de-
rIsion TO take trip to see whether
Iiich q cave really existed. They hur-
Red along the streets forgetting all
about settlement work In their eager
hess to get to their room where all
could be talked over: IN fact. they
.|dnI even watch their footsteps and
Jean ran directly into the arms Of a
lady coming from the opposite direc-
ton. Behold! II sas Lily Apo and
NTH her was or Cum Loo They we're
Itfnrning from ths dress rehearsal
6I Kung Kai Chung,s latest play Per
son. Tense and Number.
when the girls arrived home they
found awaiting them an invitation
from President Jansen to reception
Tor the members Of her cabinet which,
by the way, consisted Of Matilda All
31nIn, lin Kim Young. Eliza Yuen,
Anna Al Chang ard Lani Akina. Such
Is invitation would have been greatly
4nnfeciated 1t any other time but now,
Il Was hardly noticed.
Jean and Frances sat all evening
making plans and longing for the
||r1I week IN August 70 come when.
HEY were to take their vacation. Just
4. the clock struck twelve thay climb.
81 into bed--tired- oh, so hred--al-8
most asleep.
Il was the second day of August.
Tie crowded train left New York
IIitst all the din and fumult Of the,
.||1. The conductor made HIS way.
.|6nly through the pullman until he
I1Ine to the chair Of Jean and Frances.
A. he took their tickets smile Of
|stbenilion 1t up his face and he said
|T1r. girls, you don't remember me.
rs Frank Martins Of the 1917 Normal
I|ass Just then cheerful voice was
|e1rf crying spop corn. chewing gum,
81 and Frances. locking up, say Ed
|ard Lowell beaming upon the passen-
After 8 long. weary ride the girls
|.ncted the small village, whittier the
ia man had directed them They
SI8yed there over night 1t a small
tote, owned BY Rosabelle Coehio, an
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