Dedicate Home To Broad Views At Cornerstone Laying
The cornerstone for Thott Y MO was laid yesterday afternoon at the new home on the corner of Make and Hotel streets. The ceremony featured Rev. Trent of the mmiacl, Judge Dole, and Rev. W Wadman, with speeches urging moral reform and broader church work. The program included a reading, prayer, and a display of documents and pledges for the association’s future.
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TY Moga
Dewyenton
Holl ‘Trent
Mmiacl
Bareuys
Prionehyeehs
Th B. Kestarick
Episcopal
Balding
Sanford B. Dok
Chivenee H. Cooke Jy
Sime
Dalon Ciurely
Clive Davins
Te Binding
Aoobethon
Mematulu
Re Sendder
Lcan
John We Wadman
Pmayer
Socrit Lurendawel
SR. Bote
Assecution
Aiken
Tad
Fieske
Gombie An Nalini
Sallore
Queen Street
Hottin, Honohitit
Solitiens
Ath
Judge Dole
Trent
Tenolulid
Tnanehilly
Operation Doors
Dotn
Clarence Cooke
Cook
Association
Hong
Jontney
Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society
Seamen's Institute
Thaym
Mid-Pacific
Advertiser
Gazette
Bulletin
Star
O- Luso
Wxerelsen
W. le Whitney
Galilee
Wallle
Sania
Christ
SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA
An advertisement claims eczema is a skin germ disease and not blood related. It promotes D D D Prescription as a penetrating liquid remedy that kills germs in the skin, with instant visible effects, plus D D D Soup as a recommended companion, through Honolulu Drug Co.
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Honolulu Drug Co
Fort Street
Memorial notice from Mabon at Ewa plantation
Died at Ewa plantation Ontay February 1 1071 Mra Lyrtiy Maxon mother of Mex Ditines 1 Dyvidsen ot Ewe THe Cuneva WIT Heke plage at 20 thie afternnen from the undertaking juitlore of WH Wilthanes SeeeTaine Only weeks Parade do YOU City-and that the PLOIAL Parade do YOU
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Mabon
Ewa Plantation
Ontay
Mra
Lyrtiy Maxon
Mex
Ditines
Dyvidsen
Wilthanes SeeeTaine
Rams Triumph In Windy High School Soccer Match
On their field the Rams beat High School 1 0 in a tense opener. Walter Sandopili scored after a second half scramble as Kamehameha poor late chances and Rosa keeper kept the score tight in windy conditions.
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Rams
I “Hn
Figherchaol
Kims
Hinata
Mae
Walter Sandopili
Rosa
Kamehameha
Goat
J. Lujan
Apau
Ben Hussey
HM. Brandt
W. Opunul
Bush
W. Watabato
S. Hussey
W. Kamalupill
B Noah
H. Godfrey
Puns and tennis matches headline local doubles tourney
Four matches open the doubles tournament at Alexander courts with Gibb and Hoogs fighting to three sets as Gibb leads 2-1 with the final games to come tomorrow. Singles action sees Hoogs up 1-0 in sets while Gibb can claim the title with one more win. Richards and Winnin are potential later foes. Doubles had two three set thrillers, others settled in two straight. Girls doubles to follow with Boy players drawing strong local interest as Punahou crowds watch daily.
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Alexander Courts
Hoogs
Gibb
Gibeb
Amthertyn Richards
de Cudt
Punahow
Coen
Tadowss G. Gibb
L. Wishard
Damon Land Morian
Paty
Ky Mitehe
L. Williams
A. Young
Wy Ouderkirk
McWaynie
Beata
Goth
Hind
D. Baldwin
Gay and McCrocker
Oh Dent
Gib
Smith and Papke Fight Ends With Unintentional Foul
In a fiercely contested middleweight bout at Rush Cutters Bay Stadium, Dave Smith defeats Billy Papke on a foul ruled by referee Snowy Baker after a punch which appeared unintentional. The crowd erupted with cheers and boos as Papke left the ring, while Smith aided by medical staff, with Smith leading on points before the stoppage.
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Sydney
Smith
Sydney ‘Telegraph
Rush Cutters
Billy Papke
Ilivois ‘Thunderbolt
Dave Smith
Constanly
Papke
Snowy
Baker P
Harty
Marks
de Cox
Baker
Text Smith
Paple
T Linols
Angle Smith Ap
Jeft Ani
Tindy
Sleepy Hollow
Ldb
Syac
W. Kerr
American Wins Marathon at Powderhall in Record Time
Hans Holmer of the United States won the Powderhall professional marathon in Edinburgh with a record 2 hours 42 minutes 21 seconds, defeating 26 contenders from Europe and Britain. French favorite Bouchard led early but Holmer overtook by mile 20 and finished three quarters of a mile ahead.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Hans Holmer
Powderhall Grounds
Bouchard
Holmer Cunning
Bouchardt
Theifihish
iEfurmer
Roan Athletics Meeting Eyes Officers and Events
Chinese Athletics held a meeting at Night to elect officers and discuss joining Oahu Teague. No troiis planned. A handball event between marines and St Louis College alumni is arranged for February 22 with King and Kyoo signed to race. Jimmie Piygerald arrives from Australia to compete on St Patrick's Day. He defeated Kills in a mile race. background notes mention Highborn and years in Canada and the United States.
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Oahu Teague
Marines
St. Louis College
King
Kyoo
Athletic Park Management
Jimmie Piygerald
Australia
King Fireen Imilex
St Patrick's Day
Kills Hiltwe Mile
Thie
Fitzgerald
Highborn
Canada
United States
Richest Baby a Linguist in Washington
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLean is predicted to be worth $100,000,000 if he lives. The article notes early language teaching and exposure to English and Japanese, mentioning a Japanese nurse and plans for bilingual instruction as the child grows.
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Washington
Edward &. McLean
Hades
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Young Building
Regal Shoe Store
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