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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-13
|KOHALA Tennis
| PLAYED ON FOURTH
Three Days Play Proved Occasion
for Assembly Of Kohala
Society.

KOHALA. HAWAII July THE
first tournament of the Kohala Racket
Club, at the Hawi Court. July 20. was
a success. The Fourth being a holiday
on some of the plantations, the grand
stand" was well filed with all the now.
er aud fashion Of Kohala. The stately
danes. Mothers Renton and Taylor.
had seats OF honor. Kohala's charming
matrons. some with sewing In hand.
made fine background for the beyy
of Punahou girls whom no adjcctives
will adequately describe. In their
peach. basket hats--we are blufflng at
the name but at least there were
I"peaches" under the hats The gentle.
men were ont In force and white duck
suits. and Kohala has not in many
moon such an assembly Of lovely child.
zen with pet kittens and Teddy Bears
in their arms. playing "teeter" on
plank, and enliyening the day with
their merry laughter.
The court was in good shape. and
the weather superb. The playing was
sharp and lively. There were eight
entries for the mems singles, which
was won Ivy X. X. Hind. Four teams
played In the mems doubles. which
was not played out for lack Of time
hut Albert McDougall and X. II. Hind
were In the lead. against John Hind
and J. AtkinsWight.
For mixed doubles seven teams en-.
tered The semi.fnals were played
yesterday AFTERNOON, the finals to be
AS soon as possible, darkness having
INTERVIEWED.
The issue is between X. II. Hind and
Miss Hall The ladies' was won by
Mrs. Renton Hind and Miss Maud
Wight.
One of the most sharply contested
games was between Albert McDougali
and Arthur Stillman. the score being
los and 9-7 A very interesting con.
test, to the spectators, was between
John anu Renton Hind-father and
son. both Of whom are good players
but II was hard to decide which was
the younger of the two.
Through the hospitality OF the Club.
which now numbers twenty members.
the spectators were refreshed with ap.
petizing viands that vanished In hung.
Try stomachs.
| Messrs. Paetow and Austin made
Icapital umpires. and are still alive.
DIR. Wall took a hand At a practice
game with his accustomed "it-wont.
hurt youmuch" look.
Mr.. Gum made an alert linesman,
y "'''n OF the fact that he looked as
1. he might be studying his Thirdly. "
II would be inyidious to single out
any OF the good plays. butsix foot
Hale Austin could reach balls that
were soaring like airships. Mr.. Pae.
a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-13

thickness and secured that cannot easily be removed
s a@se All such places shall be furnished with an efficient dirt
The discharge pipe from all noors poi factories
EXHAUST AND RAIN PIPES.
Section e No steam exhaust blow on drip pipe or rain water
FIXTURES.
established
datum used in Government work No wood work of description
shall be placed around fixture for Gaping frame
EXPOSED PLUMBING.
Section "a All and fixtures shall be view
INSPECTION PLUMBING
Section sewer DRAIN SOIL waste and
pipes buildings
and the entire be hal
house soil vent pipe shall be covered concealed in
Ms ss HAS Ss sn 5 sss by s
upon and being received by the Plumb
there shall inspection by Plumbing inspector
Of
ISSUANCE OF BLANKS
Section Plumbing Inspector any person
persons all plumbing blanks
FILING PLANS ISSUANCE PERMITS
Section 81 plans properly filed and by
person persons, corporation applying therefor
Section 2s The Plumbing shall collect all provided
deposit City
INSPECTION.
Section 80 be the Plumbing to In
hnal inspection Of job of plumbing work the
properly perfectly tight required
shall firm
has
The Plumbing Inspector shall
the right authority building
reasonable
provisions Of this Ordinance been being
Plumbing of all
all permits granted by him
Plumbing u Of the each month
to the Board OF Supervisors.
PENALTY.
Section corporation violating
provisions this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
conviction
exceeding Five Hundred 5ooool Dollars be imprisoned In the
Honolulu Jail for period exceeding SIX months
This Ordinance shall be take effect from
and after the date OF Its approval. r.
Introduced by Supervisor
Of duct ion July
a Of
,ors Of the Friday. July
the following Of the said Board
AHA Aylet Kane. Logan. Quinn Total D.
None.
Absent and no,v Mcclellan Total
d. KAI.AUOKAI.ANl. JR.
Clerk City County OF Honolulu
uly Is
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be not less than
Waste refrgerators other
discharge the ground beneath
allowed
daily conveyed the ground
(3) feet from the building
TRAPS
3 the opening thereof Is practical.
a than ~ inches
be The
shall Kitchen sinks shall
shall in be placed under build
shall follows:
than three t3) gallons
hotels boarding houses not less than
gallons
Provided however
bell shall be used
shall the Plumbing Inspector
All
shall be of cast iron coated with asphaltum
VENTS
building where there
unobstrucd and undimnshed In size
ID the OF the building
wall such building structure has fire
within said then less than ID foot
terminal Of all shall be at least
building within Ave feet OF building
lead but
branch connect with Iron
Vent
the floor line Of the building structure All
the Of the building structure
"a iron pipe herein
referred
pipes less
following:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-13

The Industrial Editioi. Of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, so cents at Bull
letin Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-13

shall
covered inside outside with coating asphaum Changes
direction shall "Y" branches Is is
Sanitary ITS"
shall the of soil pipes
WASTE PIPES.
Section H. The term waste pipe" herein used designate
leading house and
receiving the discharge from All waste pipes except as
provided shall be Of Branch be
shall
a shall
shall be than
the
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be than ~ feet out of vertical Line to enter another
stack they
whenever fixtures are grouped
! on one ~" pipe
s SINKS or i Bidss 90 or sta Baths
Or Bides Water Closets or . Stop
.s"s S 81 8 s 81
%:' Ga: s. s;s;
p.s a' q r i sinks q i 81 s. TN: Wash or
Basin. s as sss Or Dirt S SssA;ss "A
Dirt catchers one 4 pipe.
JOINTS OR CONNECTIONS.
Section 49, All joints of pipe packed
be well caulksd Joints
>. AIDE with S ,sss ss
SHAH Win sss sn , be
a collar,
WATER CLOSETS.
The nn
which there Is not window opening S to se % @
n n sH s s"sss u 'h, pipes
Section supplied
I s% %S @ H' shall with
WASTE
Section 49, No safe wastes shall be used in conjunction with
or VIVA Ss sn shall 6 not be
cLEANoUTs
they brought up with
SINKS WASH TRAYS
Section go No sinks Sns wash Of wood shall
and provided that when or used
sinks and built Q" directed
by the Plumbing Inspector.
LAUNDREs MANUFACTURES AND STABLES
Section 81 places manufacture poi
for washing carriages stabng OF mules and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-13
BY AUTHORITY
AN ORDINANCE

COUNTY OF HONOLULU AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES
FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE
oiNANcE.
BE 1T ORDAINED THE PEOPLE THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF HONOLULU:
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
s nSn sn nnSn bson as @ Of
of Plumbing
and shall perform ali Of the duties hereinafter provided
hereafter be designated by the Board of Supervisors
REGISTRATION
Section From and after the passage Of this Ordinance shall
be unlawful for firm corporation
the business OF do plumbing work the City and County
the Plumbing Inspector.
Section The Treasurer of the City shall
any person or firm or corporation who has ressere in
plumbing work in the City and County Honolulu
No license na be gane more han one year or the @
The fee $4,000
Dollars which fee shall be paid the Treasurer of the City
Section the time license provided
city sn% the n
Of T ns mS @ which 1 Son ha
cd by the Board of Supervisors WIZ.
PLANS OF HOUSE PLUMBING TO BE FILED
Section Any firm corporation before do
Ing @ snsy work ANY n any w nnss
repair leaks drains ysn pipes waste pipes faucets valves
specifications clearly
o to be on an soil an en M ran and
and whether connection is be made with the or with
cesspool
The plans and snail De accomplished by an appna
on written INK upon blanks furnished by the fumnng inspector
giving the name OF the owner or owners OF @ properly ana the exact
location OF the same ose'her Win sueh ome, us may
ne no pa 9, s"cn oone
until permit authohs he same sha nave oeeh ISSUED ny 'he
Plumbing Inspector .--. 49,, ,,,,,,u
FEE FUN PERMIT.
,o,, chair na ,s,,sa IN or nerons
a,,na ,hina u,rL ,ha on, co,nv
NJ onoin until the ann of 90 has een Maid IN the Plumbing
Inspector therefor provided that this provision shall not apply to
supply pipes
shall building clubhouse only
p,s,os., op N, ave
piSrooAh Vt rLA>o
Section 7 When permit issued the application signed
noo, uarso,, topeber nans
.naoiaconn. sbau tho plumbing
ha remain in the nstodv Of said When
asro,a chapves the niumbng
n the nans md as nled the person Arm
mr. cornaon m whom the hermit has been Issued shall give notice
of such changes and such changes
~ Wv
SEWER CONNECTION REQUIRED.
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Fl casino de MaDati.
Proyecto para la adquisl-
cion de un teatro.
Sc esta procediendo a Ia repa'
raci0n de varies caminoS We.
cinaleS.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Septiempre 2.-Se encuentra en-
esta pobiacion el DR.. don Pedro Ra-
mos Caselias. Grata estadia lie desea
mos.
-Despues de breve temp orada
en- esta ciudad partio para Guaya-
ma nuestro @timado compatrota
don Felix Cordova Daviia acom-
panado de SUI distinguida famiiia.
En- SUI estadfa trabajo por ell bien del
pueblo, deiando gratos recuerdos.
Sc estan reparando cuatro ca
minos vecinaies en- los barrios de Flo
rida afuera, Baiura adentro, Rio arrl
rida afuera, Bajura adentro, Rio
arriba, Poniente y Tierras nuevas,
denominadas La Quebrada', Cor
tes' LA Cuesta' y "Harda Que
mada', respectivamente Y cuyo cos
to aproximado Sc cvaiua en- 800 do
liars.
Hoy present6 la renuncia de.
cargo de fiel eepeso, don Jost Sam
chez Robes, nombrando Ell su lagar
al consecuente obrero don Juan Co
trich Y Coqui, quien por vez prime
ra ocupa un puesto retribuido.
-El casino puertorriqueho muy
en- breve adquirira un teatro y al e.
fecto va Sc han lienado aignnas ac-
clones.
va que Sc trata del casino me per
mito iiamar la atenclon sobre ia no.
table faita que hace al centro un jue
go de boias de marhl, pues ei que ac-
tualmente usa son de pasta Y casl
ningun socio toma ell taco para di-
vertirse; sabemos que la directiva
con sus buenos deseos ORA con
agrado tan fundada petici6n,
no tan soiamente para el bien de sus
socios slno para progreso del citado
centro.
| Aver fut operado el industrial
! Manuel Gimenez V cuya operaci6n
la practicaron ei reputado DR.. Ma
nuei Biazquez ayudado por el no
menos reputable DR.. Pedro Ramos
Caselias quien demostr6 ser un ha-
bill V competente cirujano. Di6 ei
cioroformo ell popular don Fuse
bio Yturrino.
Ell ST. iuez municipal recibi6
un teieerama del cabo de Barcei6
meta Sr. Rivera. dandote cuenta que
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Fl emper CT dc Austria
+ a cisco Jose.

dado Gritos de ira Y cobardia dc
victimas y victimarlos,aye de dolor
interjecciones obsenas, blasfemias
sangre humana mezclada con el rojo
licor ponlan espanto y dolor en- el CO.
cazon mas varonil.
Satan llenando las copas hasta los
bordes, vociferaba, iBebed! amigos
mios. bebed! Escansiad la copa que
insplra dulces endechas inflama el
corazon en- er6ticas pasiones! Be
bed amigos, mios bebed! apurad la
copa, que hace olvidar el dolor,y nos
trasporta a un mundo de placer.
Beded! amigos mios bebed! vaciad
la copa que insensibiliza el alma
y da voluptuosas sensaciones a la
materia. iBebed! el vino de los do
ses ibebed! Bebed! por Baco!
Todos apuraron de nuevo sus CO.
pas.
Y los rostros Sc embrutecieron,
los nervios perdieron la sensibilidad
10 musculos relajados, la faz abetar-
gada, la lengua pesada, la palabna
ncoherente vacilante los cuerpos
negandose a llenar mas aquella carga
de ignominia envilecimiento, roda
ronpor los suelos encenagados en- las
inmundicias del festfn, rcstos de talo
Y pringues de atalvina, como una
piara de cerdos adormecidos en- ell
cieno. 49,.
Solo Satan quedo en- pie contem-
plando SUI obra y diciendo:
lisa es la imagen de Dios!
iQue tai sera el original!
-Blasfemas Satanas, esa es tn obra
-Siempre Miguel siempre me
persigucs.
-Quien te persigue es tn soberbia
y desvario.
Quisiste hacer miiagros y he ahf
tu miiagro.
Las bodas de Canaan no son las
bodas de Bengaia.
81 porque han aduiterado con
hechlceros fiitros el licor suave y
rico de la vid.
-.Quien sino tu? Til mezciase
con la sangre de animaIes inmundos
ia dulce miei hibiea convirtiendoia
en- fermento detestabie. Tu quisis-
te tefir lie ru bi ytopaclo sus moiecu-
las y oye ahora la paiabra Gle tu Sc
nor y tn Dios.
Tod os los que lindan culto a Ba-
co Sc sentlran arrogantes. corteses
enamoradizos vocingieros y temera-
rios, es que por sus venas CORE ia
sangre del Gaiio que echaste al vino
despues pendencieros violentos, ira
slbies acundos. sanguinarios y trail
dores, en- la sangre del tigre; mas tar
de sohoiientos desaseados, torpes
! lmbeclies es la Sangre del cerdo
! que CORE POI sus venas.
Una carcajada estrepitosa fue la
replica de Satanas. despues anadi6:
Me concedisteis licencia para ceie-
& brar una boda? Pues en- toda boda
habra un amante solicito .cortes
atento, carlhOso Y enamorado SAN
gre de gaiio; despues marido ceioso
mortificado por ia estrechez de la
fortuna, las impeltinencias de Ia sue
gra, las prvaciones del placer, mai
humorado lracundo. irrascible.
sangre de tigre: mas tarde cuando
su proie varoneS Y hembras empie-
zan q presumir a lienar gaiaS, i
presentarse eli la sociedad, Sc aban-
donara dara todas las gaias q sus hi
jos y andaria desgarbado, de trapiilo,
sudoroso Y stcio. sangre de cerdo.
Santifico, Jesus. ei matrimonio
en- Canaan Y yo 10 maidigo en- Ben
gaia.
Satan. ESQ no sucedera.
No. porque hahri maridos que
emplecen por ia Ultima sangre.
DeSde entonces todo beodo es SUI
cesiyamente Ciai,o. Tiorp. Y Cerio
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y los matrimonios de Satanas Sc pa
recen ii los i,codos empiezan siegres
Y rutlosoS continuan iracundos V
pendencleros y terminan entire lodo
Y cieno.
JOSE Ba,samo.
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Postales con el !etrato del emperador ancsco Jose

sale para Ell barrio de Florida en- don
de Sc rumora que una rnujer intent6
ahorcarse, practicara las envestiga-
clones del case para dar cuenta. In
formare sobre este particular.
LAS cartas detenidas en- el CO.
rreo de este pueblo, son las siguien-
tes: Eduardo Acevedo; Aurelia A
yende; Gallo Valdes; Manuel Caba-
llero; Guinermo Dam; Juana Eiadia;
Salome Fernandez; Carmelo Galar-
"a; Antonio Gonzalez; Alexandra
Gonzalez; Silvestre Lugo; Carmen
Melendez:; Bautista Maceira; Cor
neiia Martinez; Eusebio Maidonado;
Oslan Nieves; Manuel Nieves; Fla
dio Olivo; Pedro Rodriguez; Valen-
tin Rodriguez; Carmen Reyes; Te
resita Reyes; Higinia Rodriguez;
Francisco Rivera; JOSS R odrfgucz
Cruz Rodriguez; Federico Sterling.
Aver regres6 a San Juan Ell ossis
tant attorney LIDO Brown, que estu-
vosen Gu ayama con motive de la
vista de un "mandamus" pre-
sentado ailf en- ell asunto del juez de
Salinas. Ell juez de Ia corte de distri
to estudiara ei case para dar una O.
pini6n la que probabiemente SC CO.
nocera ia ent rante semana. Ell GSSis-
lat attorney estuvo en- Ponce de re-
graD 4 5 an Juan.
The bee., 1909-07-29
BIsriOt the Invader,

Louis Bleriot, Frenchman,
barking back for precedent to
the time of the Norman Will
liam, has invaded England. The
foreigner crossed the channel to
the Tight little Isle without wet
ting a foot. His aeroplane flew
true and, as the cable tells US,
descended like a hawk, though
the invader was on a doves err
rand,
Two compatriots of BleriOt
embraced him on his landing.
1t was a time for emotion, and
colder men than the French
would have done the same thing.
To Sy from Calais to Dover in a
heavier than-air machine means
that man has done what the
world of only ten years ago
would have held to be eterHally
impossible. Bleriot not only
made the fight, but'he did it in
half the time that the channel
passage is made by the fastest
mail boats. He conquered time
and space together.
The distance that the French
man travelled has been covered
time and again by the Wright
brothers, but there are elements
entering into Bleriot's achieve
ment which make it noteworthy.
The sea was under him, and if it
became necessary to descend the
danger of drowning was pres
ent, even If the aeroplane came
down to the water surface under
perfect control. Moreover,
England lhas been invaded by
the French in a vessel holding
all kinds of offensive POSSIBLE
titles. Louis Bleriot won enough
glory in half an hour to satisfy
even those gluttons for glory,
the French. - Chicago Evening
Post.
The bee., 1909-07-29
Study Of Wood. Using Industries to Be.
gin in Kentucky.

Washington, July ga
statistical study of the wood
using industries of Kentucky
will be commenced early next
month by the State Board of
Agriculture, Forestry and Immi-
grafton in cooperation with the
United States Service.
The objects to be accomplished
through this study are first, to
ascertain the species and
amounts used in the hundreds of
factories, with the purpose par
ticularly Of determining what
woods should be grown for home
consumption, and second to
this informal ion for the
benefit of buyers and sellers of
lumber in the state.
The bee., 1909-07-29
CORK LEG BANK Il
IN PENITENTIARY
Discovery Puts Craps and Cards
Out of Business in Frank.
fort Prison.
HAD BEEN THE PRISON SAFETY
VAULT FOR SOME TEN YEARS

Frankfort, KY, July 26. For
ten years the cork leg of Charles
Knifely, a convict in the Ken
lucky penitentiary here, was the
depository, or safety vault, for
the money and treasure of the
convicts. Warden K. K. Mudd
discovered this vault only a few
days ago and since then the cir.
culation of money within the
prison walls has decreased to
nothing. Previous to the dis
covery, however, there was
plenty of money liz circulation
in the penitentiarv, and this
money was the source of many
fights. 1t was used principally
in the crap games aud card
games that cannot be stopped, no
matter how vigilant the guards
may be.
When the cell of Knifely was
enterted, and he was told 70
turn over his cork leg for search,
he faltered, but before be had
the opportunity to get the mon
ey out of the cork leg and hide
it, Gle of the trusty convicts
grabbed the leg out of his hand
and turned it over to guard.
1t was searched, and in it was
found several hundred dollars IN
bills and coins and other valu-
ables. Warden Mudd knew
that he had found the depository
for the convicts' money, Tor
among the COINS in the cork leg
we're several marked coins.
The bee., 1909-07-29
CORNELIUS P. SHEA GETS
PRISON SENTENCE FOR CRIME.
Labor Leader Who Tried to Kill His
Sweetheart, Given Roast.

New York, July 23.-Cornelius
2. Shea, the former Chicago
labor leader who was found
guilty on Wednesday to attempt
ing to murder Alice Walsh, a
former Chicago waitress with
whom he had been living here,
was sentenced to-day to not less
than five nor more than twenty.
five years in prison. The for
president of the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters list.
ened stolidly to Judge Fosters
scathing remarks in pronouncing
sentence.
"Your services for humanity
are urged here in your behalf"
said the court. "because you
have been active in the affairs
of organized labor.
81 believe IN the right of labor
to organize, but there is preju-
dice in this community. and we
must admit its existence,
against organized labor, because
such men as you dominate it
with your brutal methods and
your coarse, offensive PERSONAL
ty, and part of the community
has come to look upon organized
labor as being composed of
brutes and securing their yicto-
rles by brutal methods.
'But that is all wrong. l be-
lieve / am helping the cause of
organized labor by Kidding it of
one such as you and sending you
to States prison."
The bee., 1909-07-29
Home Itinerary,

All officers and men, except
those retained by proper author
ity, will be relieved at such
hours ON August Is as the COM
handing officer may direct,
when they wnl proceed to their
home stations by the following
itinerary:
Company A, leaving EarliVlS-
ton II noon via Guthrie, arriv-
Ing at Bowling Green 10:lS pm.
Company B, leaving Earring
ton 1l:27 a. M, arriving at Hen
derson ~ 80 noon.
Band, hospital detachment and
Company O, leaving Darlington
IL :27 a. m. via Henderson, ar
irving at Owensboro 3:45 p. m.
Company d, leaving Earring
ton II noon to destination.
Company E, leaving Earling-
ton at 3 p. M, marching to Mad
isonville. (The baggage of this
company will be transported by
the Regimental Quartermaster.)
Company G will be relieved
from duty on the completion of
the loading of all tentage,
equipage, etc.
Company II, leaving Earling-
ton at ~ noon via Nortonville,
arriving at Beaver Dam 2:48
p. m.
Company l, leaving Earring
ton at ~ noon via Nortonville,
arriving at Leitchfeld 3 :43 D. m.
Company X, leaving Earring.
ton at ~ noon via NOrtonville
The bee., 1909-07-29

ton and issue of commissary
stores.
All contracts must be approx.
ed by the Adjutant General, and
all purchases authorized by him
before delivery of any stores OF
supplies.
The Regimental Commander,
the Regimental Adjutant, the
Regimental Quartermaster and
the Regimental Commlssarv Will
proceed to Darlington to arrive
on the morning of August Z for
the purpose of establishing the
camp and arranging for the
drawing and issuing of supplies
and stores,
Capt, Charles ID. Clay, U. S.
Army, retired, will proceed to
darlington on August 8, 1909,
reporting on arrival to the COM
handing officer, Third Infantry,
for such duties as he may deem
best to promote the instruction
of his regiment in all military
requirements except rife prac-
tice.
Lieut.. Col. A. Mclean Moffat,
Inspector Generals Department !;
Capt. William N. Hughes, U. S.
army, retired; Capt. Jackson
Morris and Capt. q. Foster Helm,
Ordinance Department. are or
dered to report to the command
ing officer of the Third Infantry
on August Q, who will designate
one of them for Executive Of
fioer of the range, who will dis
charge the duties of the position
under his general orders. The
Regimental Commander will de-
tail from his regiment the officers
and men necessary, in addition
to those above mentioned, to
perform every phase of duty in
connection with the rifle prac-
tice, and change said details
from time to time, thereby Civ
ing all the men opportunity to-
obtain knowledge of all the
duties In connection Herewith.
Company G. is ordered on
duty August T. The command
ing officer of said company will
under the orders of the Regi-
mental Commander establish
the camp, pitch all the tents ex.
cept for enlisted mems quarters,
have kitchens erected, latrines
constructed, and have everything |
in readiness, so that the compan-
les can pitch their own tents i'm.
medlately after arrival ON the
9th, supplying such details as
may be required by the Quarter
and Commissrry.
The bee., 1909-07-29
Girls Tramp 10 Lincoln Farm and Nam.
moth Cave.

Hodgenville, KY, July "a
Five young women claiming
Chicago as their home trud ged
into Hodgenville after a days
walk from Bardstown. After
resting they walked out to the
Lincoln farm and after spending
the day there left for Mammoth
Cave, which they will visit be-
fore they start back home. The
girls ranged in age from Is to %
years. They were well equipped
with knapsacks, portable camp
supplies and cameras. They
started from Chicago four weeks
ago on a tramping tour.
The bee., 1909-07-29
Other Omesrs.

Lieut.. Col. Thomas w. Wood
yard, Quartermaster's Depart
ment, is designated purchasing
Quartermaster He will hire
the necessary animals and wag-
ons. He will proceed to Earl
ington August 8 and arrange for
the purchase aud issue of the
necessary Quartermaster sup
plies.
Maj. Author q. Chapman, Sub
sistence Department, is designat.
ed purchasing Commlssary. He
will proceed to darlington Au-
gust 3 aud arrange for the Tecep-