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MUNITIONS
SNJGGEDlNIO
MEXICO, REPORT
Strong Guards Patrol El Paso;
carranza Followers Deny
Guatemala Story

IAssosiated Press BY Fsatsral Wirslsssl
Ell PAS0. Texas, Sent 2 HEAVY
shipments OF guns and ammunitf1n hre
being sent across the border into Mex.
leo, according 70 tep0rtssreaching here.
II Is said that IN the last II days. an
average or 2; coo, SEQ rounds of aF1mn-
milton have crossed the border. An
investigation has been made TO detect
the Smuggling. but 4 has been unssic.
cessful.
Another Mexican Invasion.
From Sierra Blanca comes q report
that 100 Mexicans have crossed the
border near Hot Springs. but no con.
firmation has been obtained In and
about II Paso every pfecaution Is he.
ing taken BY the military and civil
government 10 avert m uprising or
invasion. Heavy EAards patrol the
city and troops IN large number are
commanding all entrances into the
city.
Nei krminu euatsmsians.
The Carranza agency hereiyesteriay
denied 4 VILLA report that carranza
leader Is organizing Guatemalan revo.
lufI0nists for an expedition into Mex
leo. The VilIisfa agency continues to
affirm that the report IS true
The body Of Gen. PascLlal Orozco.
the alleged IIuarfleta piotter who 1Vaa
killed IN 6kirmI4h "a the .bofler. was
brought to El Hnao yesterday witl
that 81 his eohipanione who tel with
hfn4f - ~ ~ ~ 81 q
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NWAR ARENA
ALLIES WIN IMPORTANT
VICTORY I'M GALLIPoLt

LONDON. Eng, September. Am
important. victory mas, been won on
.Ga1npoI. peninsula, .aecordfng to a
message from Gen Sir{1an Hamilton.
.eonImander in chief Of the Allied
forces there An important point COM
manding the Buvak-Ah afarta valley
has been taken. Gen. Hamilton re-
ports. The position commands the
valley to the east and North.
colonfaIs Show Great Bravery.
= Hand to hand fighting preceded the
fall of the position. The New Zea-
land and Australian forces, which
landed in Little Anafarta Bay several
weeks ago, showed great bravery in
The battle, Gen Haniltons report
says. assadlting the enkmy so vigor-
ousIy that heavy losses were inflicted
upon them. -, e
Three machine guns three trench
rnortars. 300 rifles and 500 bombs with
a quantity Of small arms and ammu.
milton were captured.
Mediterranea Victory
Another success by the Allies is
claimed rem Paris. 4 report from
there last night said the Island of
Buad of Syria IN the Mediterranean
had been captured
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GRASS WIDOWS ARE
UNDER POSTAL BAN.

WASHINGTON. b. G Grass wild
ows, need not hereafter try for posi-
lions in the postal service. Notice OF
an examination to be held on October
3 BY the United States civil service
makes this clear
There has been rule barring mar.
ried women living with their husbands
but now fiiose Who have broken of
diplomatic relations with their other
halves either must 60 back to them,
get divorces or give up all idea Of
postal employment.
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WAR VETERANS
HONDRH0N0LuD
REPRESENTATIVE
|. E. Twomey Elected Deputy
Commander of United
- Encampnient
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept AT the
national eneampment of the United
Spanish War Veterans here. Col Leo
midas c.. Dyer of st, Louis, who served
as private through the Spanish
American War and was In the Santi-
ago campaign, was elected commander
in chief OF the organization.
i. F. TWomey of Honolulu was elect.
ed deputy commander in chief. @1
A resolution presented before the
veterans in convention which favored
compulsory service in the army for all
able-hodied males for q period saff
Client to give an elementary trainina
In military matters and drill was re-
fused approval, afterta spiritad debate5
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SUGAR
HARVEST GOING
TO SET RECORD

The outlook for the beetroct harvest
through0Ht all the southwestern dis
trict of Russia is splendid, says the
latest Willett & Gray market letter.
notwithstanding the fact that at the
beginning of the summer rains were
scarce, the beetroot has grown 70
quite good size. Generally speaking,
the harvest this year Will be relative.
" very much I'M excess ofthat Of last
year. The sugar manufacturers have
formed an association for the safe
guarding of their interests generally
A bureau. which IS to direct their
Joint action. viii control the sale OF
the products and, at the same time,
assist in concentrating orders for
their requirements In respect 70 raw
material and other factors IN the pro.
dilction Of sugar Prices. although
the tone OF the market is not quite
SO strong, are still high
In Holland the weather for the early
part of August Is quite changeables
with much rain. The beet crop Is
developing satisfactorily. The weight
Is good, but the sugar content i'm
proves little, owing to the dampness.
Dentsohe zuckefindussfie)
F. o. LIGHT reports the beet sowing
ass57 900 hectares. against ess2sf heo.
tares last year
AS Norway Is nov cut OF from re-.
ceiying sugar supplies from Gefmany,
Il Is asking for Swedish sugar The
surplus which Sweden has for export
IN AZ raeeffIv fixed by nafIiameut at
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MUST REMAIN In JAIL
UNTIL STATE GOES DRY

! PORTLAND. Ore. -Drnnkartis who
appear in the future before Municipal
Judge stevenson OF that city will re-
ceive blanket sentence of detention
in the the city Jail until the state goes
dry In January /. 1916.
Peter John was the first to feel the
effects OF the new ruling when the
Judge Incorporated him until the state
goes dry. Pete will be in q hapless
situation IL the opponents Of prohibit
ton should block the progress Of the
law. The sentence pleased the do
PENDANT. who smiled. Recently Judge
stevenson paroled him twice In sue
.cession and Peter objected strcnu-
ously.
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rrRRIs rleATs sueAR raRIFF.

Il like their hospitality but cant
agree with their ideas on the sugar
tariff, was the substance Of speech
delivered at Walters. Oklahoma, BY
Congressman Scott Ferris.
He thinks that $500 an acre Is q
pretty large return for agricultural
work and does not see why the 100
900, 900 people of the mainland should
be taxed in order to increase the PRO.
fits Of the sugar plantations of the
Hawaiian Islands.
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Or. S0YEDA MEAD or
+ JAPAN RAILWAY BOARD

Associated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
TOXIC, Japan. Sept. 2.Hr. Jaiehi
Soyeda, who Is well known in Homo.
lulu and on the mainland OF the United
States, was appointed to the press
.dency of the government railway board
yesterday.
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FEDERAL RESERVES IN
WEST Affected BY
DROPPING ExcHANfE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept ~.
Unsettled conditions in the exchange
market and the lack Of ships have az
fected the foreign trade situation
greatly in the San Francisco district
of the federal reserve system, accord.
ing 10 report made public yesterday
by the federal reserve here.
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GERMANS TURN TO
WEST I'M NEW OFFENSIVE?

: Il LONDON, Eng September AT is
reDorted from Petrograd that there are
only 1000. 900 Austro-G ermans on the
eastern front If this be true it means
that the Kaiser is withdrawing large
numbers OF troops for his anticipated
offensive on the western front, and in
Serbia In the interest Of the relief Of
beleagnred Constantinople. Heavy
,bonnbartiments on the western front
lend color to the report that an often.
sive viii be undertaken by the Ger.
mans there.
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SURVIVORS OF
ARABIC REACH
..ls.NaH]'
Confederate Reports of In
warned Sinking of Whiten
Star Liner 7sae
Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl

NEW YORK. n. Y, Sent. 2.-T7!Fhirty
eight survivors OF the sinking rof tlie
liner Arabic arrived here yesterday.
in the steamer saint Pail
from Liverpool. They, .currob Grated
previous reports that the ARABIC was
sunk without warning and expressed
surprise at the Berlin feEoff Il at tiie
submarine which Esrtfik t;1e line. nl.is
have been sent to the bdttcn By g
British warship - ~. -.
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14PANESE DEFENSE
SOCIETY TO DISCUSS
WAL EXPANSION

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIessl
TOXIC, Japan, Sept The Nation
al Defense Society, which consists OF
members Of the cabinet and the chiefs
OF the general staff OF the army and
navy, viii meet IN two weeks to dis
.euss q general plan Of defense. TX.
pension of stfie navy is the principal
proposition before the society.
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BUSINESSMEN l0RGANIzE
FOB future TRAINING

/ ASSOCIATED Press by Federa. ,1'irelessl
PLATTSBuRG, NY, Sept. Zone
visible result OF the United States
camp here for the training OF civilians
as officers Of syoiunteers was seen yes,
terday In the appointment OF q com
mittee To form q permanent organiza.
tion among the business and prufes.
sional men who are being drilled In
lessons s0f war.
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% become commandment OF Jae naval I
Il i'a tie a District Court Of the United
States, in and for the Territory Of Ha.
wall, within twenty days from and
after service upon you Of certified
copy Of Plaintiffs Petition herein. to.
gether with certified copy Of this
Summons.
And you are hereby notified that nm
less you appear and answer as above
required, the said Plaintiff win take
Judgment Of condemnation Of the
lands described ii the Petition herein
and for any other relief demanded in
the Petition.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE SAN.
FORD B. DOLE and THE HONOR.
ABLE CHARLES +. CLEMENS, Jadg-
es Of said District Court, this 10th
day Of June. In the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and fifteen
and Of the independence Of the United
States the ONE hundred and thirty
ninth. ~ = 81 & eEssSl
(seaD (signsd) A. E. MURPHY.
$3.50 r. 49, @aG Clerk.
(Endorsed) re - bEts 81.
''No. 81, UNITED STATES DIS.
TRICT COURT for the Territory OF
Hawaii. THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA VI. LUCY PEABODY, set
ais, SUMMONS. JEFF McCARN and
]. W.. THOMPSON, Plaintiffs Attorf
|neys. ~: = .~s.>. 9 = ' = -.
United States Of America, District Of
Hawaii, 90. ". " |
!, A. e. MURPHY, Clerk aof the Disi
trict Court OF the United States Of
America, in and for the Territory and
District Of Hawaii, do hereby certify
the foregoing to be q full true and
correct copy of the original Petition
and Summons in the case Of THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WI
LUCY PEABODY ct ais; as the same
remains of record and on file in the
office Of the Clerk of said court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal Of said District Court this Gath
day Of June, A. D. 1915.
(SeaD A. e. MURPHY,
Clerk of United States District Court
Territory Of Hawaii. . <
BY F. L. DAVIS, 1
Deputy Clerk.
62O4-3m -. |
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BRITAIN MAY 60
IlIOBEEER00T
SUGARBUS|NESS

eft il prefty evident. from this *
Derience Of the effects Of the war On
SUGAR. that If the British empire bad
been larger producer Of cane sugar,
and If the soil of the British Isles had
been producing, as with our continent,
al neiehbors, It's quota Of peelfoot
sugar. We should not have suffered
quite so much from these qllakInkg n
the sugar market says the lutefna,
tionaI Sugar Journal.
sa.Let as make more cane sugar ~
our tropical possessions, and let q
seriously undertake 70 compete With
our European friends land enemIe9l
In the production Of beetrool sugar.
There has been too much Of the 1e9.-
.tatfon and beating about the bush
which seems to be a national bad had
If with as. We should shake t OF ana
come to business. as We are doing
now, to some purpose, with other and
more serious forms Of the same con
.stitutiOnal infirmity
1--WE have discovered at last-ano
not too soon -that action. not talk, =
|necessary II we are TO win this war,
The same may be said about sugar;
we want deeds, not words, Il We are
to make our own sugar and BE nee
from fears Of scarcity IN the future
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Drs. a. C. and O. E. Wal1announcesss]
that they have moved their offices tor
the fourth floor Of the Boston building Ia
above May & Co. 6219-3m ma.
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CHOLERA BREAKS
OUT IN PRUSSIA

LONDON. Eng, September lac
cording to official warnings of the
Spanish government, which have been
received here, cholera exists in many
German districts. including East and
West Prussia, posen and Silesia.
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STANDARD OH OF NEW
JERSEY SHQRTENS HOURS

[Associated Press By Federal WireIeasl
NEW YORK, ". n, Sept. 3s--The
Standard oil Company Of New Jerssy
has adopted an eight-hour lae Tor
Worknlen which affects 25,oo0 bhort-
ening their hours TO the new standard.
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AVERAGE OF Is MINUTES
EACH FOR ELECTRO CUTlNG
c0NvICTS AT SING SING

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireiessl
NEW YORK, N. y, Sept. Alive
convicts were eIeetrocnted at Sing
Sing prison today IN IS minutes,
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! Brewster Davenport Of Boston, who
has been serving IN the American
Ambulance Corps in France. returned
on the steamer Rochembeau, said that
the outlook Of the poor people OF
France, the coming winter, is serious
and that there is bound to be much
suffering
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HELP WANTED.
81 UFFICEKS OF CUUNf

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
: BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 81
Three Mexican bandits have beer
killed by county officer$ Al los Qua.
tros. They had crossed the border IN.
to American territory. /.
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- -

According to the latest information
received from the mainland there Is
50 much confusion at Texas City on
account Of the recent food that the
27th 1nfantry, which was TO have
sailed on the transport BufCrd Tor the
philippines on August IS was delayed:
as It was thought advisable to hold
the Buford to transport the supplies.
or troops between local points. The
transport wilisuot leave before normal
conditions are restored at Texas City.
Col. walter n. chatfeid, the new
colonel or the eud Infantry, was or.
dered to. Honolulu on this TRANSPORT
and was expected TO arrive on Septem-
Iber %, but due to the change Of the
sailing date OF the Buford It Is not
lsnewn Just when he will arrive In
Lthe meantime. lIsieuts-eel tB. w. Atkin.
son, md Infantry, viii command the
troops atsthe fort. g.. 49,. -. :
81 ~ @.> ;
Tie following named enlisted men,
md InfaAtry, have been detailed on
extra dtIfy as painters In the Quarter
masters department, effective on the
Edate set after their respective names:
kfsyt. Virgilio Curretto. Company A,
August /: Pvt, Edward j.. DOaguerty.
COMPANY B, August q: PVT. Harry G.
/ Dam. Company u, August IL; Pvt. DO.
Esenh Chopper, Company B, August
ktpyt. EDWARD +. Bens. Company 4, fAu.
gust p: Fyt.Jo ohm janice, Company q.
August q: Pvt. James n. Murphy, Com
tpnny ii, August 2; PVT. James s. Mont;
gonIery. Company *. August 2: Pvt
William palm. Company l., August
h; sfsst. Archie zaber, Company H, AM
Isealst 4; Psi. Marcus Roes, Company I.
Sent. Il eRyt Harry Kennedy. Com,
lspany X, Ecptefaher '=7
+. -
The following Ramed enlisted men
Eoftthe 2Rd Infantry. have heen ordered
ITO take transport on the transport
lscheduied to leave about September 5
Ito enter the Letterfl1an General Hos
initial at the Preside, with a view to
| their discharge from the service on
taceount OF THysicM disability: Pvt
! John w. Potts. Eon1pahy C'Esnd mfan-
ttry; Pvt. Harry Sltlaizien, COMPANY
EE md Infantry; Pvt Charles II. Jet
ter. Company r. 2H1 Infantry.
p sf q - -:
Uyou stile Recommendation Of the
cenlmahding offfeer; machine gun com,
I pany, End Infantry, the following ap-
Epointment has been made in that or
Eganization: pct. Melvin Dresser, Com
many TX. to be sergeant, vice Schneid'
er,, discharged.
b u ; = u -
r: PVT. Jamcs s. Montgomery. Com
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About 20S, 900 prisoners of war are
employed in various occupations in
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PARIS CONFIRMS DEATH
or AVIATOR PEGoUp

PARIS, France, September Con.
firmation of the news that Pegoud, the
noted French aeroplanist, has been
killed was received Yesterday.
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salesman and collector
desires position, can furnish best
of references. Box 213, Star-Bulle-
tin. 6256-st
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Position by thoroughly competent
stenographer from coast. Phone 1897
~ 6257-4t
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SITUATION WANTED.

First-class white chauffeur, can be
had by the hour or day. 1874 Bere-
tania st. Phone 1883. Mr.. Fire Sta.
6255 SC
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Scrap metals and scrap rubber. Hon
Junk Co, go King 81, ?. Q. box 7o2
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s17s-n
sALEsLADIEs WANTED

Five bright, capable ladies' in each
Z state to travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers; SIS to $50 per week; RAN.
road fare paid. Goodrich Drug CO.,
Dept. 119, Omaha. Nebr. 6I2O.6T,
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RELIEVED
OF COMMAND Al
NAVAL ACADEMY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelessI
WASHINGTON. %. C, Sept,
Rear Admiral Fniiam was yesterdas
relieved of command of the Naval
Academy being succeeded By Captain
EberIe. Admiral Fallam is to succeed
Rear Admiral Pond IL command Of the
Pacific reserve feet, while ADMIRAL
Pond viii be ordered to Portsmouth
to hpcnme cnil.nlandant OF the naval
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ASHES OF WEI OWED
PIONEER ARE aNTERRED

The urn cnntainfiis tie ashes 81
Mrs. Lydia Bingham Cean was low.
erred into a grave ID the Mission GENIE
terry Kawaiaiiao: by Judge Sanford
ID. Dole yesterday. The burial place
was almost within stones throw of
the place where Mrs. Coan was born.
"A large number of prominent peo-
pie attended the services and the pull
spit platform was mass of wreaths.
Rev. DR.. Ec1dder preached the SER
mon and the exercises at the grave
were condiicte6 by Rev. D. H Guliek
! The ballbeafefs were Judge Sanford
b. Dole. tseofge p. Castle, w. O.
Smith, A. Jida, al. r. Cooke and
Rev. Oliver Emerson
pany K. End Infantry. has been re-
.Iieved from extra duty as PAINTER in
the .qllartermaster corps, and will re-
port to his company commander for
ltiitty.
Upon the recommendation of the
officer, machine gun
company, End Infantry. Corpl M elvin
Dresser, Company +, has been re-
turned to the grade Of private.
Lieut.. col %, w. Atkinson, md In
fnmtry has been relieyeti as summary
court and Major M. .. Ienihfn md
infantry has been detailed n his
stead.
Sec0iisf j fefits.' ~. Reed and r.
~. Holman, md infantry, have been
relieved from dirty with the supply
company, End Infantry
- -
g Pvt Melvin dresser. on duty with
machine gun company, 2nd Infantry.
has been transferred from Company
r to Company K
Second Lieut.. "A. *. PolhemIs. Rat
20. NJ. and &, has been detailed for
duty with the hpply company, End
Infantry. 4
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FIRE badly damaged the ship1ari 81
Edward Bedell At GIenuood. n
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An educational movement. nation
wide in scope, to acquaint the people
with the fundamental principles of
taxation, was urged here by Samuel
4. Howe, vice president Of the Nat
ional Tax association, IN an address
before the ninth annual conference Of
that organization, at San Francisco
o'clock a. m, be and hereby is al
pointed for hearing said petition 4
1.-The Court Room Of this Court In TIL
Judiciary building in the City AM
County Of HonolnlH, at which time ami
place all persons concerned may ap
pear and show cause, il any the.
have, why said petition should not b
lgranted
i BY the Court
A. K. AoNA.
i lSeal) Clerk
/ Dated Honolulu, Aug. 26, 1915. =
/ G. r Peterson, attorney for IN
Itioner. S,r,
/ ss52.Aug. Is. Sep. 2, .. 1s uln =
/ Kansas raised one fifth Of |. 49,,
wheat grown in the Unitel - -
during 1915. !,
| The C.. K. Hansen Stea6. Just /
of Copenhagen, declared Buiit st
of 46 per cent for the
! 1915.
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Second lieut.. "A. *. PolhemIs. Rat
20. NJ. and G., has been detailed fol
duty with the hppiy company, 2nt
INFANTRY s. Z. 80.
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tEpedi1i staf.Bdlletin Correspondence)
FORT EHAFTER, september t..
Capt Robert MceieaTe has been re-
iieyeii from assignment with the End
Infantry effective September hut
until his departure FOR the mainland
he b attached TO Company b. 2nd In
ifantry, Cor duty. ~ s 49, q & ~
~ - .ss
The following enlisted men from the
fort win be sent to the recruit depot.
Fort Mcdowell, California, on the
.tfansTor sch ednied To leave Honolulu
on or hboiif September 3. md feport to
the cdiilnidflhink flieer tot discharge !:
From the md Intaniry gofpl. William
"A. II6ntall. Company ID; cofnl All
bert u. oliver Company G.: Lance
corIli. Edgar Cdflibs. Company ti !.
Corpl. Samuel q. Maniiing, Company
=: Art. Carl c. Morgan, Company i I
PVT. James s. Montgomery, C0nap3ny
X p W Raymond SprdilI Com
pany =. PIT John r. 1alre1l COM
.paay Il; Pvt. N. Holdfidge. Company
hi. tFr0m Company n. sfd Battalion
az Engine C0rIiI. n iiss el r. Reeves,
CorI,l Howard 4. Peters LIST Class
Pvt p3Bf e. Cox, list Glass Pvt. 1sif.
Tracy. lst Glass PVT. Arthur j. Hem,
I'm. 1st Glass Pvt Andy Mitchell:
From Field Company Cook Iselond
s. Brown. Qiidrterlhaster Corps
serst. Curry S Lind:
- u "a s
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pany K. End Infantry. has been re-
ileved from extra duty as painter in
The qIlartermaster corps, and will re-
port to his company commander for
fliity $500 fS,
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g Pvt. Melvin dresser. on duty with
machine gun company, 2nd Infantry
has been transferred from Company
r to Company x
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:: PVT. JAMES s. Montgomery. Gem