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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
CHARTER HEARING
TO Be THURSDAY

1t was definitely decided today to
hold the adjourned public hearing on
the city charter bill at 1880 o'clock on
Thursday evening in the hall of repre-
sentatiyes, capitol building.
The public hearing which was to
have been held last night was post
Fcned on account of inclement wealth
er and inability of all but two mem.
bers of the Oahu delegation, Chairman
G. p. Wilder and Representative Ka.
lana, to be present. Representative
Lorrin Andrews, father of the charter
bill, was Ill
When announcement of the post
bonement was made last night by
Chairman Wilder, about so Hawaiian
longshoremen we're present as well as
some Of the members of the house
who have expressed desire to be
heard on the charter blu. Raymond c.
Brown was on hand as representative
of the Char. Der of Commerce,
At the meeting Thursday evening
everyone desiring to speak will be
heard, and expressions of opinion,
whether for or against the charter
Jill 90 IL HON SIstlIuSS VIII Uc SOlCitCu
by the Oahu delegation. Chairman
Wilder viii preside.
Committee Completing It's Work
Consideration of the city cnarter
bill by the Oahu delegation of the
house was practically completed this
afternoon. Chairman G. p. Wilder
was to appoint committee of three
to revise the measure and include the
amendments and changes that have
been made Another meeting will
then be held. after which the deIega
ton will report.
At the conference this afternoon the
proposed provision for the appoint
ment of chief of police by the mayor
was wiped out. A vote was taken
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
ANCIENT PEAR TREES ARE
CONDEMNED TO Be BURNED
IBy Associated Pressl

YALETA. Texas. Modern scien-
tific horticulture condemns the, anci-
ent pear trees of this old Indian vii
lage and these trees which were plant
ed by the Franciscan fathers in the
sixteenth century. according to local
tradition. have been chopped down
and burned in the earthen ovens of
the Indians as fuel. The coddling
moth was responsible for the destrdc-
ton OF these ancient pear trees. A
state Inspector discovered that the
trees, which are scattered through
the Rio Grande valley near here, were
breeding places for the insects which
have been destroying pear orchards
in the valley.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
TO
grant HEARINGS
ON PROHIBITION

Senate bill 80, providing a plebiscite
at which the people may vote for or
against prohibition for the territory,
win not be taken up for initial con.
sideration by the Judiciary committee
Of the house until some time next
week owing to the present pressure
Of business, Chairman Lorrin Andrews
announced today.
The Judiciary committee is planning
to give considerable time TO the pro-
hibition bill and VIII, II necessary.
hold one or more public hearings on
the measure.
Following disposition OF the prohibi-
tion measure, the committee will con-
slider senate bill 10, which provides
for the suppression Of commercialized
vice by abatement. u may be two
weeks before the committee reaches
this measure Public hearings also
viii be held on this bill II desired
Now uncer consideration by the
house judiciary committee are bills
relating to the public utilities commits
sion. worknsan's compensation and the
frontage tax. The bill regarding the
frontage tax seeks to repeal all the
present laws, and was introduced by
Representative d. NJ. Kupihea, fifth
district.
II is understood that bill shortly
willsbe introduced in the house pro-
riding radical amendments to the
present frontage tax laws. This bill
was expected early N the session but
Tins far has mot beer forthcoming
The city attorneys office, il is re-
ported. mas charge Of the drafting OF
the measure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
MEXICO CITY is DULL
assnci,..d pr.,sl

MEXICO CITY-Games of chance
and skill have been .sretty well Danish.
ed from the cafes Of Mexico City which
are strictly regulated. Dominoes, one
of the fayorite games among the Latin
races which was played almost univer.
sally IN the cafes here has been pro-
hihited BY order Of the police. Dice
also have been confiscated.
Practically the only game which re
mains has no other name than mark
ing the paper" 1t is a slightly com
riicated tit tat toe, three in a row.
The cafes and cantinas or saloons
OF the capital close at 3 p. m. and re-
main closed until $3.50 p. m. They
then open until when they close for
the night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
SETTLE ON PAY
OF GUARD HEAD

In report 10 be submitted this az
ternoon 70 the senate on house bill 1856
the ways and means committee with
Senator Robert w. Single chairman,
has gone on record favoring q salary
OF $500 month for Brig. Gen. Samuel
l. johnson. adjutant general. This is
Just 500 month more than Is favored
BY the finance committee Of the
house. according 10 the bill on which
the committee acted.
After considerable discussion this
morning in q meeting TO which both
Gen. johnson and Auditor j. H. Fisher
were called, the committee voted TO
stand firmly for the generals salary
being placed at $500.
In view OF the recognized work that
Gen. johnson has done toward organ
izing the guard on the other islands,
much Of which has meant q big sacri-
fice II Is said the committee felt as a
whole that IN ; joD Is worth more than
$500, as shown BY the vote at the
close.
Governor Pinkham, Gen. Johnson
and Lisut..cmdr. w. H. Stroud have
been invited TO appear before the COM
mittee tomorrow morning to discuss
the naval militia and the question OF
nrInCfles for the guard.
: III Is believed that the committee
vilI stand pretty firmly for the milf
tIf1 norton Of the appropriation bill
With TIE possible exception Of that
relating 70 armories. These proposals
may be cut II II is found that guard
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
Solons Make Legislative Hay Whether Rains or Sun Is Shining
GOVERNOR signs
ELEVEN BILLS

Gov. Pinkham yesterday signed IL
more bills Of the present session, ac-
cording to word sent to the senate this
afternoon by the secretary Of the ter.
ritory. The new laws are as follows:
House Bill No. s. as Act II. entitled:
An act providing for the disposition
OF certain public lands known as
Waiau, III OF Piihonua, District OF
South Hilo, County OF Hawaii"
House Bill No. Is, as Act IL, en-.
titled: An act to provide for the pro-
lection OF certain crustaceans known
as Holsters. crawfish or ula. and kaa-
honu or crabs"
House Bill No. q, as Act IA, en-
titled: An act to amend Section 62S
OF the Revised Laws OF Hawaii, 1915,
as amended by Act 81 of the Session
Laws of 1915, relating to the destruc-
tion Of food fishes" e.. =
House BIN No. so, as Act rs, en-:
tilted: An act 10 define the crime OF
malicious conversion, and to provide
Tor the conviction and punishment Of
persons guilty tlfere6f. 's tIt
House Bin No. ga, as Act 10, en-.
titled An act TO amend Section 244s
of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915.
reiatfng 70 time within which exeed-
tfons shall be fetufna6ie. /" 8. e
House Bill No. 122, as Act IL, en-
titled: @An act 70 amend Section 1855
of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915.
relating 10 the appointment Of 4 board
OF pilafmacy:" ~ g -
House Bin No. fSs, as Act is, en-:
titled An act to amend Section 27S3
of the Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1915,
relating 70 attachment Z
House Bin No. 169, as Act IS, en-.
titled An act making an additional
appropfiatfon OF ten thousand dollars
{ $iO, coo. COZ for completing the con-
structi0n ana extension Of Honuapo
wharf. Island Of Hawaii =.
Senate Bill No. %, as Act 20, en-.
titled. An act making an appropria-
tion for mechanical. live stock, agri
cultural ana horticultural fairs.
{ Senator Bill No. 81, as Act 81. en-.
titled: An act to amend Chapter los
OF the Revised Laws Of Hawaii, 1915,
by adding thereto a new section to
be known as Section i570A, relating to
the duties of county auditors"
3 Senate Bill No. Q, as Act ~, en-
titled: AN act to provide for enter
tain1nent ana expenses Of such sen.
at0rs and members Of the house Of
representatives Of the United States
and other distinguished persons who
shall visft the territory Of Hawaii
prior to December 81, 1917, on invita-
tion and for the disbursement Of the
money herein ropriated."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
KAI.IHi GANG GAMBLERS
WHO PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO CHARGE FINED MORE

The band Of gamblers known to the
police as the Kalihi gang were tried
IN police court this morning, found
guilty and fined sc each excepting c.
Opulua. who pleaded not guilty and
was fined SIS. and An Chuck. who FOL
lowed Opulua's example and got a 500
penalty. Those fined Sc each were
Antoine 0gen, John All See. w. Rid
del, ice Santos and Fred Oliver. Tom
Dawson, in the same crew, was com
mitted to the circuit court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
Cooling Wash
Stops itching

What long nerye-raekiRg days. Of constant
tortnre-what sleepless nights Of terrible
Observation-Disclosures. constant Itch. until
il seemed that mast tear OF nay very skin
then
Instant relief--my skin cooled, soothed and
healedl
The very first drops of D. d. d. Pre-
seription for Eczema stopped that awful Itch
instantly: yes, the very moment ID. ID. ID.
touched the burning skin the torture ceased.
ID. ID. ID. has been known for years IS the
only absolutely reliable eezema remedy, II
washes away the disease germs and leaves
the skin as clear and healthy as that Of .
child
Come TO as and we viii tell you more about
this remarkable remedy. Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you. ID. d. ID.
Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about il.
Benson. Smith Co. Ltd:-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

as to whether the sheriff should be
appointed or elected Representatives
Jarrett. Miles, Mossman. Kalana, Fer.
nandez, Ahuna, Kupihea and Andrews
voted for election. Representatives
Cooke, Wilder. Petrie and Marquee
stood for appointment
Representative Marquee urged the
creation of the office Of chief Of police,
saying that Honolulu now is city Of
sufficient size to have one.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

I kaaua, Kawaha, keiekoIio, Kupihea,
lota, Marquee, da Silva, Tavares. Wal.
ahoio, HoIstein.
Noes-cooke, kaians. kawewehl,
Kula, Ieai. Lyman, Miles, Pasehoal,
petrie, Walsh, Wilcox, Wilder.
Not votina-Mossman.
Vote on motion TO table future mo-
tons 20 reconsider:
Ayes-Ahuna; Andrews. Brown, Fer.
nSnnez, Jarrett Jeryes, Joseph, ka-
Ws6s, ksiskoIls; Knpihta. EetE, Mar
qde2 d silva Tsvatss, aishefc,
H6istkin. :. = 20. .stftteA. 80, 80
Moessscooke; kaada skaIsaa, I NJ
~ewshl kpla, Leal, Lyman, Miles,
PasehSaI' Pssffs, Msish Vince y ":
'eot votino1Go.:ms.isSs. W'sss ~
Majority Reported pIseruntled
According TO word reaching the Star
Bulletin THIS afternoon, minority mem
hers In the fight over Speaker Holl
STEMS resolution deleting the COVER.
norss contingent fund from the appro.
priation bin are up fl arms over the
matter. ast'aS IN is4 tE'lk
Word reaching the senate this after.
L,ool tnal neprsseltaelse Liarence q;
oGk ..l. s - cl sHs aouss alnaHcs
sl se. ~ - - l..sl
!, otsf, w. s,,,s dis
MED by him when asked m regard
to #. - s.sF Z 80 Etsa.s 8
Prior to noon today but one bfH had
been introduced In the house. This
~ z 80
!, - ~ a.,. I, 49,. ~.
= : ~ !. u. n 70
ON tsrrifor;ai business i somn,nnies.
finn was rerefved "a tlie effect That
tbs SENATE has adonfed tine rpY,nrt al
: 1coy, sarA,, q COMMITTEE ~ ba5Ss nm
Or srA,sfire ~ the Scstt sri,o ~ not
800 sFhSs ,s;I, - ! ,s.'d
i've =, tha ssnia,a ft.ifg ~
n.sz.t s - Z. $50 s..s:,s fsss
80 l.e4s Lota pIesen,eu z pe-
lit,Vn Isla.lns - the Claims o. certain
POI msnuLaetufefs ana tafo Piaht .as
against lne terIllloTy, rouse OH zfs,
lelating 10 the certiIying OF certaln
JUDICIAL writs and presses, passed
thlra readlng IN Inc mousse announcer
pm Wnlcn passed tnlIa reading was
that appropriating slV0V for the pur-
chase OF law BOOKS FOR the third CIR
cult court. ka9
The finance committee, reporting
on the school budget, reported that It
passed. It was passed on second read.
ing and will be brought up for third
readihg tomorrow morning. House
bin 20S, providing for an appropriation
of $71105 for the relief of E. H. F.
Woiter. r,assed second reading with
the amount pared TO $3.50 90.
rosn,,,io, ,,,t.ol,o.s -. r,a,,,.a
s.,,...,,ss .ra,,.,as u..o,.,S. -. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
senate DECIDES
|. TO INVESTIGATE
PIER TROUBLES

President chilIinaworth late this
afternoon announced the members on
a special committee TO investigate
Piers 8. and 10. These are Senator
y. ". coney Of Kauai, Senator Harry
Baldwin Ct Maui. Senator A. L. Castle
ct Oahu and Senator Robert Hind Of
Hawaii and Senator Manuel c. Pa
checc Of Oahu. r.,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

Plans have been completed for the
erection of a coal briquet plant at
Norfolk, Va, This plant viii have
a capacity of 40 tons an hour Of
16-ounce briquets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

BY unanimous vote the Ii senators
present at this afternoons session OF
the upper house went on record for an
investigation of the construction OF
Piers 8. and 10. adopting resolu-
ton presented by Senator A. L. Castle.
rive members are TO be named on
the investigating committee, accord
ing TO the resolution. and the commit
tee shall have power to issue sub
poenas. administer oaths. examine
Witnesses. require the production of
books and paper and 40 all other
acts and THINKS necessary to elicit a
full and proper Investigation, includ-
ing the employment and hire OF an at
torney, clerk and 'stenographer.
Senator Castle, who presented the
resolution, stated before the vote was
taken that the feeling Of the majority
Of senator's seems to be FOR separate
Investigation rather than one held
jointly by both houses. 80
In view of a letter to the senate
from the superintendent of public
works. asking for an Investigation it
did not seem right to ignore the re-
quest.
House Concurrent Resolution 5 later
was tabled by the senate
Governor Pmkham today signed
House BIZ 20 as Act %, relating to
the scattering OF poison.
Senator g. p. Kamauoha for the
select committee of Hawaii reported
in favor of House Bin IS, relating to
the purchase OF law books by Hawaii
county for the use OF the fourth cir
cuff. -
Committee Reports Favorabiy
In spite of vigorous protest by Sen
ator Paeiieeo, the senate voted 10 to
to accept the conference report re-
lating to expenses of the Honolulu
charter convention. Those who voted
with Pacheco were Cooke. Quinn ana
Chiiiingworth. The report favored
paying Clerk Coe1ho $3.50 additional
for HIS services. This was the sum
agreed on after conference with the
house which had first sought $500 for
the item
The following bill was introduced
this afternoon in the senate to pass
first reading by title:
Senate Biil 70
Relating to agriculture and fores-
try.-Hind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
SERBIAN SCIENTIST GIVES NEW
WIRELESS INVENTION TO U. s.

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Prof Micha.
elo J. Pupin of Columbia university,
an electrical expert and consul gen.
eral Of Serbia in the United States.
announced at the close of dinner
given in his honor by Columbia
alumni recently, that he had invented
and placed at the disposal of the
war department a method of elimi.
mating static interference with the
transmission of messages by wireless
.tefegraphy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20
HOLSTEIN LEADS SUCCESSFUL Fight
]. ONGOVERNORS CONTINGENT FUND
House BY Vote of II to IL Directs Finance Committee to
Lop Item From Appropriation BIl-Par Of General Move
Directed Against GubernatoriaI Activities

Speaker
Top contingent fund from the bin adopted
in ~ H. to
future motions Of the This motion
uaseed by vote Of to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-20

A new club has been started in
New York for women more than SO
years old, which already has mem
bership of more than 100.
Cincinnati's meat packing industry
in increasing at the rate of $4,000
600 every five years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
It Works! Try It
Tslls how 20 loosen Q sore,
tender corn 90 II ilfts
out without palm.

Good news spreads rapidly and drugr,
si,N here are kep, busy dispensing
free,one, the ether discovery of Gin.
einnau man. which is said TO loosen
any corn so II lift, out with the fingers
Ask at any pharmacy for a quarter
ounce Of freefone, which will cost very
little, but is said to be sufficient to rid
ones fee, Of every hard or ,oi, corn or
eallu,.
You apply jus, few drop, on the
tender, aching corn and instantly the
sotene. is relieved, and soon the corn
is so shriveled that /, lifts on, wi,hou,
pain. I, Is a sticky substance which
dries when applied and never inilames
or even irri,s,es the adjoining tissue
This discovery will prevent thou.
sands Of deaths annually from loeklaw
and infection heretofore resulting from
,hs\ suicidal habi, Of cutting corns-
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
PEDDlER A GERMAN
SPY IN DISGUISE

TT, SMITH, Ark, June lS-An in
dlctmcnt charging Robert Schmidt. at
rested May 7 at Hartford, Ark, where
his actions around coal mines attract.
ed attention. with gathering iniorma
ton ior the imperial German govern
ment' while he was travelling around
the country in tho disguise oi a ped
dler," was returned by the United
States grand Jury here That Sohmld,
had "SeduouS communication" with a
large number OF persons whose name,
and addresses were found m his pos
session is charged IN the second couu,
Ut the indictment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Amateur Wireless
Operators Wanted
at Training Camp

CHICAGO, lune lS-An opportunity
for amateur wireless operators to Join
the naval reserve was announced at the
Great Lakes trairipg station at Lake
Bluff today II was stated that radio
operators will soon Nc needed and iacil-
tic, for giving them instruction have
been provided hy the navy II was said
many additional operators will be need
ed soon IN the patrol service, IN the
merchant marine and that the navy now
offers valuable instruction in wireless
work as we'll as good pay Tor work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

ressed and conscled her and told her.
having gone So far IN betraying the
secrets Of her mlstrcrs II was too late
for her to draw back now
Since the GunrdSmen had been In
search Of their equipments there had
been no regular meetings between them
They dlncd without each other wherever
they might happen 10 be, or rather
wherever they could find dinner Duty,
likewise, took up u Consldera bic portion
of their time only they had agreed 10
meet once II week ot ! o'clock ~ the
residence Of Nthor aud talk over mat
le~ when hc left KITTY D'Artsgnan
Went to IA" house Of Athos and found
thht valiant man OF the sword seated
with Athms The two were phiIosophlz
ing People only ash advice" ssIi
Athos. mot 10 follow It or n tney Do
follow II 10 have somebody 10 blame II
II turns out wrong
portho8 soon entered and tho four
friends were together The four COun-
tenanc'h expressed -four different feel
lhgs Tint of rorthos. tranquility. that Of
bArtnRnan, hope. that OF AramiS uu-
chsln"ss. thnt - Athos. carclesHuess.
The others having left the place Athos
SAID To b'AriagpIn This seems 10 10
an huhpiciOuH night with you. Dd you
visit your fascinating English woman"
on, yes and my revenge IL complete 10
! An, beware revenge In a dangerous
II find It double edged weapon Il
must confess that am not quite at
rhhe Mllady has II deal more OF Circa
thhn Venus In her
TMn D'Artngnnn told hi, whole story
me forged letter and the rest of 1t
not pleasant story The brow of Athos
became clouded His eyes turned to
M0rd DArtagnnn as the weary look Of
the town drudge turns to seek n break
between the long lines OF brick and NOR
var IN nope OF catching q glimpse Of
green Held and sunny pastures
tlnnlly. Athos said. Ny dear friend
inns II not Ike YOU You should never
| forget thht lonor is denrcr than victory
'ihNe you met this woman alone" The
| young man hlushed and confessed that
he had And what happened7" said
Amos Wei went into the house OF
the Count de Wardes when she saw
me Wheh she saw me ' what did
sh3 do She drew % dagger on me Ma
| ,Ws hhe IN dangerous woman But
am To see her again tonight"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

from the trenches he met the guards
men and invited them 10 he his escort
to q little Inn where he was making his
headquarters The guafdsmen were In
tho lower room and the duke mounted
TO an upper one. The stove had been re-.
moved from the lower room, hut the pipe
was still there and acted AS u speaking
tube. Tho guardsmen heard every word
that was said above stairs
80 YOU will tell tho Duke of Buck
lngham." said the cardinal, "thnt care
not for his wrath and that | will ruin the
queen n he persists, These advcnturcrs
always get what Ii coming to them Tho
voicc ot the woman who replied 10 the
cardinal seemed to strike upon the ear
Of Athos. silence" said he, "lct me
hear" II was the voice ~ Milndv'
tTo lie Continued Tomorrow
Unpaid telephone bills for the month
of June are past due II no, paid hy
S p. IN of the 18th service will he dis
continued Pioneer Tel & Tel Co
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
All the More Reason
Why You Should :Bhy d Home!

day. How glad he was that he had
needed the advice given back in 1917
to Buy a Home.'
And how he pitied the less
thoughtful husbands who didn't
know how soon it would be before
the landlord would move their fam
lies into the street because they
could not pay their rent What would
they do? What a shame it was that
they didn't own their own home.
Even if his wife should find her.
self in need Of funds, she wouldn't
have the slightest trouble getting
cash on their home For home is
the best kind Of security.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15
Which kind of husband are

you going to be? OF course the
possibility Of your being drafted
is far off. But-now is the time
to plan ahead. KNOW that your
wife and your children will al.
ways have a roof over their heads
no matter what happens to you.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

There was a blare Of martial
music on the air. A troop Of khaki
clad men rounded the corner and
came tramping down the street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-15

There was a blare of martial
music on the air. troop of khaki
clad men rounded the corner and
came trampng down the street
Suddenly one Of the soldiers
broke ranks and ran into the yard
where young wife stood with a
child clinging4 to her. He gathered
them into his arms, kissed them, hur-
ried back into the street to his place
in the lines. AS long as he could see
them his wife was waving her hand
kerchief the child an American flag
During the long, still nights he
lay in his cot thinking about them
wondering what they had been doing
that evening. Picturing the indus
trious little wife sewing aMl mend "a
ing, with the child playing at her
feet. How he wished he was there
How homesick he was.
One thing he was certainly thank
full for. He was sure they would al
ways have roof over their heads.
That home their very own and
wfey need never worry about rent