The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-01
REBELLION?

To have a military beau
Would be lot of fun
If 'twere not for list of rules
That keep him on the run.
These rules must not be broken,
IT'S said by Uncle Sam,
Not even for the sweetheart
OF the military man.
Those rules are always breaking in
Just when l want him most,
And when I've something special on
He must be at the Post.
I wanted him to riding go,
With me at half past eight,
That would with Guard Mount interfere.
OF course, | had to wait.
One day 1 went out to the Fort
And found him in khaki;
[ wanted him to change to white,
He wanted to please me,
But there again those horrid rules
Just had to have their sway
The Commander had made khaki
Uniform that day.
But, ssThe Rules and Regulations
Must be obeyed, you know,
Lived up to by the soldier
Wherever he may go.
And whether it be morning,
Or afternoon, or night,
It seems to me that always
Those rules | have to fight.
LEOLA HARVEY ELDER.
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lanai on table decorated with Amer
lean Beauties. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Chillingworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Douthitt, Mrs. Harry Murray and
w. D. Douthitt.
Invitations are out for a dinner
dance for Wednesday evening given
for Miss Thelma Parker by Ernest
Parker at the remodeled bungalow Of
Col. Sam Parker in Manoa. Covers
will be laid for thirty-six at dinner
and dancing will follow.
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The Navy Department plans for the
fall cruise of the first and second divi-
sions of the Pacific feet are all but
coast the latter part of August or early
III oSplciIUtl anu Will sup AIOiO~
lulu on their way to Manila. The first
squadron consists of the Tennessee
(fagship), California, South Dakota
and Washington, and the second squad
ron of the West Virginia (aagship),
Colorado, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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First Lieutenant William FL. Smith,
Medical Reserve Corps, has been order
ed to San Francisco to await the de-
parture of the transport Sheridan for
Honolulu. The Sheridan is bringing
Companies 105 and l59. Coast Artillery,
ordered stationed at Fort Ruger.
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When the Korea arrives on the
eleventh of August, she will have on
board five new Fifth Artillery officers
for Honolulu, four of whom are mar,
ried and bringing their wives. They
are Captain J. R. Pourie, Captain C.
M. Condor, First Lieutenant J. S. Viii
liams, First Lieutenant G.. f. Turner
and Second Lieutenant II. r. Vaughn.
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The officers from Honolulu who are
to 60 to Monterey for the target shoot
are Captain Wallace B. Scales, Fifth
Cavalry; Captain William Ell. HI. Chap
man (pistol shot), Fifth Cavalry; First
Lieutenant Austin NJ. Pardee, TWEEN
tieth Infantry.
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Major Foster of the Fifth Cavalry,
who has a four months leave of alb
sence, expects to get away on the trans
port Thomas.
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Many officers not attached to the
Fifth were guests at the regular Fifth
Cavalry monthly dinner on Friday even
ing.
Miss Edith Fl. Smith was a departing
passenger on the Alameda Wednesday.
She goes to the Coast to enter Stan
ford University.
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Professor Marius Amidis, late instruc
tor of French at the College of Ha-
wall, left on the Alameda.
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Mrs. Charles Chillingworth departed
on the Alameda Wednesday. She will
make an indefinite visit on the Coast
remaining about three weeks in San
Francisco
Lieutenant E. P. Moses of Camp
Very received orders by cable Wednes-
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