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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-07-08

the stale biscuit and liehtbreAd. Ieis
best to crumbIe fine. put it in the
oven and bake brown. then II 1t L
too coarse roll with the roling-pin
and little black pepper. Feed it to
them dry ss sloppy food never Il
good for them.
feed them Ia this manner for sew
eral weeks. When | think II the prop
er time begin to add the cornbre I'D
gradusl'y. incrs sasing until they are
on q cornbrtai ration altogether.
and soon to the raw dough. then
most our trouble is over.
The first few weeks l give them
rice water to drink. Put the rice on
to boil and add plenty of water. At
ter it has boiled well drain the water
off and keep il to give to them fre-
quently. when | have plenty Of sweet
milk I toil and give them some OF
that to drink. !.
Be sure to wash their wate ring
vessels often and feed on q clean
plank. II there should be any die be
careful to burn at once. Never let
dead ones remain on the premises;
diseases ere scattered from the germs
that multiply by the droppings from
the sick. and from dead chicks that
we're thus effected. Scatter plenty of
lime. copperas end crude car
bolic acid around. Sweep and keep
the coops as clean as possible Grease
them once week. beginning when
they are first put out and grease the
old hen also. Siys all egg shells.
brown in the oven and roll until fins
and give to them for grit.
When there is a chicken droopy
separate it from the rest or kill and
burn it. just kill ell sick ones and
burn, then / am sure there are none
around in the grass and weeds deaj.
| tried so many kinds of chicken med
icines with not much results and
think dieting. careful work and cl ,se
attention the be,t way Try to never
let it get start as it requires lots of
had work and tie loss Of many
ch ckens.
Never buy roosters or hens to raise |
from or exchange eggs with any one
that has the disease on their place.
Also never allow your flock to be.
come inbred as l feel sure that wa
the beginning of my troubles. | be-
ieve il good plan to intro duce new
blood every year. Raising chickens is
ike every other kind of business.
we'll followed it requires close at
.ention and hard work.-Ky. Argus
Times
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-07-08
Unusual Courtesy Extended To
FerrelI's Boys
Reunion.
Much Other Business Transact
ed at Meeting Of Executive
Committee.

| At a meeting Of the Executiv,
Committee Of FerreIl's Boys Tues
day a good deal of routine bushes,
was transacted.
Committee reports we're received
The Finance Committee reported
good progress and growing enthusi
asm.
The Invitation Committee report
ed many favorable responses to the
45O invitations sent out.
The Enrolment committee report.
ed that many members are tardy
about returning enrolment cards,
its work being hampered in that re.
spect.
A new committee was appointed
known as the Purchasing and Audit
ing Committee. composed Of Leslie
P'Pool, A. w. Wood and C. H.
Tandy.
A transportation Committee and
a Reception Committee will be ap-
pointed at the next meeting.
The ExecutiveeCommitte will meet
every Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Meetings of other Commit
tees are requested to be held at those
times, when meetings are necessary.
President Lucian H. Davis, of the
Hopkinsville Hunting and Fishing
Club appeared and by authori-
ty of the club extended and in
vitation to hold the Reunion at the
Club House on Lake Tandy. The
invitation was accepted with thanks
and this settles the place Of meeting.
In appreciation of the courtesy the
Clubs board of nine directors were
invited to the meeting as guests of
honor.
The Purchasing Committee was
directed to buy a supply of buttons
to be worn by all Ferreips Boys I'M
til after the Reunion.
1t was voted to make the meeting
at Lake Tandy an exclusive affair
limited to members only. A night
meeting will be held at the Taber-
nacle open to the public.
Chas. L. Dade and Capt. John r.
Green, of Hopkmsville, and Geo. "
Green of Geneva, Ala. HopkinsviIle
boys who were instructed by Maj.
Ferrel, at K. M T. from 1868 to 1872.
we're elected honorary members of
the Ferrells Boys. Messers c. l..
Dade and Geo. ". Green afterwards
sent their sons to Ferrells High
School.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-07-08

move this one dark stain from the
State; and | believe God will guide.
uphold and bless the people. without
regard to creed and condition, who
lend their immediate assistance to-
ward the accomplishment of the
stupendous task so earnestly under.
taken-that Of eradicating illiteracy
speedily from the State.
In testimony whereof have caused
these letters to be made patent and
the seal of the Commonwealth to be
hereunto affixed. Done at Frank
fort, the 3rd day of July, in the year
Of our Lord 1915. and in the 124th
year of the Commonwealth.
JAMES B. M'CREARY,
Governor of Kentucky.
HAMLETT'S ENDORSEMENT.
Superintendent HamIett gave this
official Endorsement:
Commonwealth of Kentucky, De-
partm mt of Education. The Ken
lucky Illiteracy Commission. which
is directing the wide campaigo
to remove adult iliteracy from Ken
tucky. has. among its other noble
secured the services of l20
IF Kentucky's greatest men and wo-
men to proclaim from the platform
the virtues of the Moonlight Schools.
The object and aim of this galaxy
Of speakers will be to bring an OPP
to each and every indivi-
iual in the State. In addition to the
accomplishment of this aim |
rope and trust that the speak
ng campaign will have benefcent
effect upon every line of education
n Kentucky.
Therefore h-reby proclaim a holi-
lay in all of the public schools of
Zach county upon the day that these
peakers make their addresses. /
earnestly request each and every |
ity and county superintendent to
lose the schools and each and every
eacher to be present to greet these
peakers and to participate in the
xercises of the day.
BARKSDALE HAMLET,
superintendent Public Instruction.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-07-08
More Than 100 Speakers En-
listed For the Crusade In
Kentucky.
CAMPAIGN IN FOUR CITIES.
Neyement Indorsed By Gov.
McCreary and Supt.
Hamlett.


'dentally with the opening of tn
Statewide speaking camp &
against iiliteracy IN Kentucky, unde
the direction of the Kentucky litter
acy Commission. Gov. McCreary anC
State Superintendent Bar ks d a.
Hamlet, issued proclamations, in
dorsing the movement and urging
citizens to respond to the call for as
sistance.
More than 100 speakers will be in
the field in the campaign during
July, August and September, and
every community will be reached.
Addresses We're made Monday at
Hazard. Lawrenceburg, Monticello
and SalyersvilIe, and Mt. Sterling
and Whitesburg will be visited next
week.
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
The Governors proclamation fol.
COWS:
To the People of Kentucky: Ken
lucky stands first among the States
of the United States which have un-
dertaken the complete eradication
of illiteracy, and her example has
given such encouragement to her
sister States that some of them are
following her action, and the efforts
already put forth to this end have
not only brought improvement to
many who were illiterate, but have
strengthened both the hope and de-
sire of acquiring knowledge in 9TH
,ers.
The Kentucky Illiteracv Commits
sion, empowered by the Legislature
to direct and carry on this work,
promises to give to this movement,
which began in Rowan county IN
1911, a wider extension than it has
yet known. reaching the utmost
parts of the State; and this commits
sion, in its efforts to promote this
cause, has enlisted 120 of Kentucky's
ablest and most influential men and
women to go forth and advocate that
education be free to all.
These speakers will soon commence
their noble efforts. and, as they go.
forth to perform their holy mission,
l request each and every citizen of
Kentucky to lend assistance in this
cause. and | call upon the people of
each and every county to assemble
upon the day when their speakers
make their advent into their midst,
and to greet them in such numbers
and with such enthusiasm as their
intellect. courage and faithful SER
vice merit.
Urscommend for each community
a'noIidD for all schools, business
houses, farms, factories and mines
on the day when the speakers of the
Kentucky Illiteracy Commission ad-
dress the people. and urge that this
be followed by conference in every
community for the purpose of blot
ting out illiteracy from communities
where the evil exists.
| also call upon all teachers to vol
unteer to teach all who need or de-
sire to learn. and upon all unletter-
edmea and women to seek or accept
.instruction, and upon all public Of
ficials and private citizens to lend
their aid and encouragement to the
noble teachers and their earnest
students, and upon each individual
and every organization in this Com
.monwealth to rally to the support of
the Kentucky Illiteracy Commission
in its exalted task of relieving adults
of illiteracy and improving the
standard and reputation of the State.
have confidence that the people
of Kentucky will not hesitate or falt-
er, but will continue to strive to re-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-07-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way To cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an iniiamed condi-
rchian Tube. when this tube 10 innamed
YOU have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when II Is entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result. and unless the IN
tuDe restored 20 its normal condition.
hearing will bo destroyed forever nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an intiamed condi-
zion OF the mucous surfaces.
wswiii give One Hundred Dollars fotany ease %, of
tlsTiT Cafarrh Cufe. Sond for crculars free.
F.J. CHFsEY. a Co, Toledo Ohio
aoid by Druggists. 75c,
take Halls Family Pins for constipation
Advertisement .E..-------.-.,----4.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1915-07-08

Toe commercial failures Of the
Uni.ld States last year were 1874
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
&cntraIitGts : NaRemberiammtnMs
i'm @uIi 2beater.

@ir lcnfcn Die auimerfiamfeit
unierer Scler aiti oic anfiinoigung
Der NeutroIitGtS Malienneriomm.
lllng, ntoreen, Sonntoe @benO nm
8 llbr, i'm Eoli Gbeoter oil nnOerer
Steac OieleS Nlottes.
Geriamnlungen Oicier Art iino III
icoer gr0Beren StaOt Oieies SonOeS
acbaItcn mor0en, bel Oeneu EoliienOc
BON Deutihen anweienO moren uno
cntbuiioitiih 3eugnis oblcgtcu BON
ibrem 7SeItbolten ltno ibrer Greue all
ben Yrin5ipicn pes GcutihtumS mo
lalt ibre Gimme erboben gegen Die
~unerb0rte Stellunenobme pieler IT,
rer umerifaniihcn Nitbiirger.
gS miro feit ecbofft, Dap an ser
am morqigen Sonntao ob5uboltet-
Den @criommlirng aae 9eutiben
@oibinqton'S teilnebmen uno beipci
len iueroerb Dab JIG zines Screens
u1o clues Sinnes iino nit ibren
iibriacft Sunoslerten oieies 9anoes.
9eOenfeu mir, Dab mir 0eiitihen
0c9enm1rtig cinen ihnereren Stono
hoben alS porbcr. SIS lit @eleger.
belt aebotelL 0i1lt, 9otriotiSmuS uno
Giniafeit 5li bcipeiien. Gs miro bal0
ser 3ao foutmen, an Dem oeittI1c 81
uiliiation nit Dem 9arbnriSmus Der
nerbiinoeten G~ngl1noer, &ulierL
6%runSpien un0 SSapaner uno oeren
Sor0en nttfr1umen miro. Gin ieoer
trete nitn NIT i~eiter 6orbe beruor rno
beipeiie leite M1nnlihfeit.
IeprGicntant 9bOmns Gallagher uOn
Climbs iagt Gngianb bic Wa4rbeit.
Gorigen Sonntng belt Der &eprG
ientant pom SSainois, Sbontos @nl
laabon, bel Der ginfiibrung Der &c
amten oeS Ancient ORDER Of Siber
mans cine beahtensiperte Anlprabe
in Der eagles @aae. Inter nnoerem
ioQte err. o@nqlano iu6te Die @cle
ocnbeit. am europ1iihcn arie9c aud
bcteiliot at iein, oa cs ipil6tc, Oob
mahtnoae Iationen inn beiiteben
miiroen. Die 8atiohe, OoB elm giir
gerfrieg in Srlnno 0rpbte, beeiniliB
lie cbctlio oic 6iibrcr @roBbritanicns
Sen ariea nui3nnebmcn. Gnglonos
9ebatptunia, es lei ge5pungell gene
len, 9elgien 81 Ihiiben, mar pielmcbr
Elm @ormano fiir Elm gemadtes Nb
fommen, oem5ufolge @elgien lid &c.
rcit erldrt bate, iron5OIii6e Grip
pen oltrd) belgiideS Sano 5iebeu 5n
laiien. Gnglano mdre in oen arieg
ge5ogen, mld meiln Die oentiben
3ruppen niemals belqiides Serrito
rimm betreten bitten"
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Gameu Silfs.@erciu

6reitag, Den Is. Ssunuar, belt ser
9anlen @iIfS 8creiu leine g~efunbtts
@erlammllrng ab, oic auBergcnobn
lid gut beiuft mar. Scoermann mar
begeiltert pom Der 9lrbeit, ole bereits
geleiitet moroen lto man periprah,
Itets wpiter mitbelfen 5u mollen. 9as
Ebeatcrs9enefi5 entiprab gailS mo
boil Den Gripartilngen oes 8ereins.
9ereits am Mittmo1 porber moren
ale Sibe ~eingel6it. 9a oic Site fin
Monta9 ihneil oerariffcn maren, emit
l6loB mar it'd. 8enefi5 @orltelun-
gen aud am Gienstaa ulo Mittpoh
5n5ulalien.
SEER @iegnnO, ais @oriibenoer,
mo ieine a%iiiitentin, 1rau 2in5bad,
uno 6rau Hicolaus, iomie oas &omie
tee baben Die Gorbereitungen fir oas
oeuti6e M~beno6rot bereits beenoct.
Die Mitglieoer boten lid in onerfen
%nenspcrter 8eiie al, @aben GBma
rem nno @elo iiir 0as Supper beislt
ltelern. gu bcmerfen more, DAB SEER
Nlltb in groBber5iger @eiie nidt nur
iebr oiel beiIteltern min, ioloern aild)
oas ao6el beiorgen miro. 9luA 5ran
Shlcihert erflartc iid) bereit, einen
0roBen Seil Der Nrbeit alif iid ncb
men 5l ipollen. SEER Wurtiu @ie
gano lit Goriiber Der gan3ea 0orbe
reituilgctl. Sn Der Slide miro Trou
9ticplnlls nuO I'M @B8immcr 1rdn
2in5bad 0as aommanop iiibrcn. Gin
Grfola Dieies gbenos fam nidt aus.
bleiben, menll man ben CHER Scr Dor
liBelloen ms auge faBt.
Gin Srief pom Spred)er Champ
'Glarf CAB Musfunft 0arfiber, oaB sic
Meiolntiom Die in Ger @eriammIuno
am I. Sanuar ongcnommen moroen
iuar, in ben Trdipen oes Sauics aii
lciDahrtsiperoen miro. IltBeroem iii
nod cine 9etition, angereqt BON sen
Samcl Soiielmam mo Mrnolo, in
Girfuiatipn in Der llnterihrilicn bon
Sen Ganct 0es GiltriftS geiammclt
Weroen. Gieie Yetition beiiirwortct
in @cleb oas oie Nusinbr scr @oi
len perbietet.
Gin Sa5ar itebt IN Nusiidt, mo
tic Galncl, Die @anoar6citcn pericr
.iaen, iil0 aebeten, iif pursubereitcn,
nm allh oielem 81 einein guten Gr
folge 81 uerbelien.
Gas Snpper, oas am Gonncrs-
tag, Den rs. Salupar aegebcn miro,
beainnt nm 4.S0 ubr albellNs. Cine
5ablreide S%etpilianng mirb erpartet.
Gas efien ielbit Hnb bic @eoienuna
miro allsge5eidnet iein.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
giln snnDnn in Maihinatpn.

9ln porigen Somltog lnO Mon-
tag pcriamnelten lih galienOe bon
Wieniden Dor Der &onpention Safe,
unl Den vurniidiigen" @pangeliiten
giap Snnhap 81 b0ren NIT al ieincll
pbantoitiihen 5beprien uno Ginbil-
onllqeu. @as oieie Menihcnmeugc
Defenders ali5og, paren uidt 10 iehr
ieine @ortc, ais Dielmebr icine Sri.
linulitat mo oie-S eniation. Sbmobl
elbit fem Sbeologe, ionoern elm 9ltb
LET, moQte or Oennod) Die @inpobner-
idaft @aibiHgtonS gu einem Belle
rem Seben befebrcn. S6 inn Dies ge-
lungen III oaS miro Die 3ntlnit lrh-
ref.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Nnfrmf Oes @ermGn-Sriib GentrOl
0eaislatiOc Committee,

Serr Sorace &. Brandt, Der %ori
iibenOe Oes German Sriib Central
2eaislotiue Committee, bat on ole
3r1lioentea ser StautSoerbGnOc oes
Geutid- amerifaniihcn 9totionalbnn-
oes einen Aufrui erlailen in DEM Die.
lel6en oringeto erilht weroen, bel
Ser am 3. Sebrilar Dor Dem Sclioi
sltr 8clpretung fommenoen @ith-
cpd Gorloqe Nr. 66SS 81 eridcinen
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
staOtii6C Neuigtriten.
samstaa, Oen %. aannar 1915.
9raiScut @iliOn lit nun @rOhuater.

Nnl porigeu Sohntag febrtc Int
@eiBcn Norie Der Stord) nit elnenI
ltromulen Sltn0en elm. 6rau 6ron'
els Bones Sapre, Die 5weitc 3otter
Oes Yrdlioenten, lit Die gliidlihc
Mtuttcr. Serr Saprc Der gliidlide
Goter, Aliiitent Oes Y%rdiiOenten @ar.
fielo pom @iaioms College, par bel
Dem Gintreffcn leines @rltgeborencn
nidt %alltpcieuO, fam aber nod am
Iclben Gage ip6t abenOs. Mutter
mo Spbn limo mobloiti mo Der SRA
Iioent lit ouBer iid Dor 6erloe, 5ii'
nal ga Is elm mGnnlid)er gta6fontmG
lit. Gs lit Dies Ods critic @nfclfinO
0es %r1iioentcn.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
gSortraas NbenS.

GienstaQ, Sen 10. Snular, bieIi
I'M Nationol Wtuieum Or. S. SCOT,
aounmillGr Der Iiihereien pom Nor
tpeqcll, einen illlitrierten Sortrag
iiber oas 8bcmo: pMigrations ano
Slllgtirotions Of the Warine @ni.
mails OF @eitcrn europe" Die Mus
~iiibrungeu maren iebr iutereliant mo
Gin Itattlides Eitblifrm lalrid)te ben
Ielbcn ntimerfiam SIT.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Ehermnm luarnt sic @afer.

Cine in0irefte SefamtmabnnJ an
)ie Sader ocs SiitriftS mar fiir5lidl
oon Sobn s. Sbcrinm ergangen
Sherman lit GoriiBenoar Der @e.
uidltS mo MnBabteilmg oeS Dit
lifts. Gr duBertc lid oabin. oab.
ats Die 8Gder ben Nrotprei5 or
1obtei, Sdritte getan tperOen mir
ocn, lirl nad5niorlAen. Oh aud, jeocs
2aib grot oa5 eorgcfdriebcnc Sc
mid. babe.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
MObmnil6
mnD 9nbmc
SfuauIt Sennia 9drferei.

Iil0 BON alen llriaden an pro-
ouftipiten 5llr G%rseugung pon
4ranfbeiten.
9ranfe &iibe, l6le6ter @e-
iunobeitS5ultalt0 ooer unrein
Ii1feit inter ben 2ellten in Den
REORGANIZATION Q taaidmltb, lnl
Iallberc @erGte, unrcines Spill
maIier, iopie Die @drme mo
Der Stailb Der StGue, limo Die
bauptid6lihlten Gucacn BON
Snltedrrngs &ranfbciteL Oh
Mild, mie befanlt, Der bette
@erO 3rr Mllsbriitimg bon ga
5tlcn lit Die iih lnaemein
ihucQ ms. miAioncnfadc per.
mcbrcp.
S6pinoiu6t, sdarla6fiebcr,
G"ipbtcritbis lutO @nlsent8iin=
.Dltngelt unO ipc6iea Eppbus
urO anoere @eoGrm @ranfhei=
ten mrroen bGufig ourd) robe
Mild) ooerS abne beroorgernfen
uno fam man iid iel6It ouf
ltrellglte &ontroae nidt %perlai-
len, Inn iol1en, ourd) Mil1 Der
norgerltfenen, araufbeiten por-
5ubeugen.
Gas ein5ig 5liperlGiiige Mittel
gegeu Mild) Snfeftiou lit u4a=
ltcuriIatipn@, uno oieies einfa=
be Gerfabrcn, uerdnoert meoer
Die Mild nab 0ere1 Nd9rfraft
p0er 8er0alli6feit.
Man fann Mil1 ieIblt pdite!le
riiieren, inoem man iie beinabe
sum 4odcn bringt, Damn ab=
fiibit, uno 5ltgeocdt faltlteat bis
rlan lie g%ebralIdlt.
Sclblt ourdaus geiunoe @r-
ipahiene, Die faum ourh gele=
gentlidc unreinc Habrnng lei
oen, miiroen ihr @litt uerunrein-
Iidjen un0 ibre nutiirli6e @i,
GcrltanOsfrait lmtergrabeL Mir
ocm tic iortgeieBt nnrcine Wfilh
mo Sobnc triufem un0 miiroen
0a0llrd) pom &ranfbeiten beim-
gcinft, ocrel uriprung gemobn-
lid ni1t gcabnt miro.
Nber &inoer mo Eerlonen in
aeiGhmddtenl 3llitano ioaten ipe4
3icl nicmals weber robe Mild)
ODER Gabnc, nod nit roberS Sob
ne teyGrltelltcn Ssce Cream ae-
nieBen.
&ranfen 2eutcn robe Wil6
ODER Sabne 81 Derabrei6en, lit
aerabe8n ltraibare Nadldilig-
felt. 9ielcs miiroc, melln niht
i%d)limmeres. lanaiamere @ene-
inng our Solge baden.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
SigmnmS @Oelfel erGifnet nenc
WGfcrei.

gorigen Mittpo6, Ben 20. Sanl-
ar, croffnctc Serr Si9minD @oelfcl
III 3ttS lite Str. y. %, cine nelle
9dderei uno Elm Gonfitiiren @eibaft
8rot, audcn mo Gonfeftc aaer Nrt
iiuo oaielblt Su bobcn. SEER @oel~
fel lit MN Gigentiimer oes frilbcr bon
MiIons Q~cfiibrtcn @elhGites.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23

Sas .@ nhiugtDn SOar.
lit md, luic uor uichr alS luil.
lig. Ycridtc iibsr @eriamminnGeu.
%ergniianuasn, yte. Der Wreins IN
brinaen. Ga Is nber cine pBbiijde
Ilnm5glid)tcit III, Dal unirre &ertre.
ier ibcrall icin t6nnen. bitten mir Die
Scrrcu SefrctGre Der @sreine, nns
unierItiiten 81 luollea mn lire 9O.
ti5fn bis Sunncritae Nsittaas in Der
Meoaition ab5idiciern. Sic t5mnen
OauM iidler isiu. Die yeridDte am
Samitas in Der 3sitnna 5n finbfn.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Gnleftpren.

9oucftoren mcl1e in ibren Dis
i~triften olltoriiicrt iinO, Die Abonnc-
nents6etrGgc 81 erbe5en un0 5u quit
i;ercn, lin0 folgenoe Serren:
sSrib a!ein, 9t5 81. 8. NIpe., g. 81.
Faul S6mcgler, 1929 6-Str., N.-@.
@reNor Nir, 1912 MO. Nnf nc.
NlnOens6Mrg, MO..
NnguIt Scnnig, @Gderei.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
@iIiOm's steannamalme.

Der Erdiioent erflarte lib oieier
Gage inbesla ailf bic |reiscrhohnae
ser Scbensnittel oabin, olB CT feline
Nlitoritdt belibe, Die @rb6bung Der
Rrcile 81 pcrbinosrn. Cine Iolhe
9%eill9niB, meinte CT, miiBte ibm pom
Nonare6 crit ae0eben meroen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Ynitern.M5itea.

Mittmoh Abeno, oen 10. 8ebrnar,
uermt italtet Die ct. Sobn's Venefi-
cial Society i'll ser Gifts Saac, 9f9
3 Str. N.=@., elm AuiternH Soften.
gae limo ber5lihlt eingelaDen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Society for Prevention
Of Sickness
6. @erliner, Secretorp


Die Bulletin Der Society ior
Hrcpcnticn Of SidneB", pom
Scrrn g.. @crliner nnterlhrie-
ben, iinb oie 6ruht einaehenoer
6tn0ira uno oerOienen bonn SIT
blifurn al beiien Nliben iie Der
masfcmmen, befouoerer 9ead-
fung.
@ea. Geo. 20. Sternberg, Cur
geon General, II. g. Mrmp,
retired.
Gr. Geo. 90. Sober, Brof. Of
&paiene, @eorgetopn Timber
fin.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23

G9riitian aan6er's nniiber-
trefflidles Eager BON 35 ein6ei-
Mifd)en nnb impOrtierten 06iS-
ties. 900 7tt Strafe.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Wcfitdlt.

Siidtiec aeicbte Eerion iiir Sano-
barS. giuB onS aoden uerite6el.
@utcr Sotn. Anfrogen an Die Sour-
nal Office.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Gunrprnin 0irdle.

Nablten Sonntag, morgens, i'm
oct in Der Goncoroia STRIDE cneli
iher 8ottesbienit itatt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Subm u. Sopec Der @eibinstuncr
9idJter, ~NeItDrben.

9ieier SaQc perltarb i'm E%roploen-
&c 6olpital I'M Sitter BON - Sobren
Der 9id)ter SSobn 81. Sopcc. Der ger
Itorbene NOR i'm Sabre 1912 in
Sbralgb, NSrluno, geboren. Sn Jun.
gen Snhren fam or nn6 Nmcrlfd-
Soil 80 Sabre lebte CT in @oihin0ton.
Sopee mar cir uottbegno0eter Gid)ter
mo binterl1bt mertpolle IenflHalcr
leiner Gi1tfmlit. Ncbenbci mar q
audi Gbilpippb. Gr itono I'M nabet
S~erb1ltliS 81 Den gr0Bten Mldnnern
oes 2anoeS. Sein @ini9eioen miro
beionocrs bier III Malbington auf's
tiefIte betraltert.
Sim Sienstag, 10. Sanuar. perltarb
i'm @eorgetopn Soipital Soi. 81 obn,
|63 Sabre alt ute muroe am 6reitag
mad Dem NpG @reef Gemetarp beeroigt.
9onnerstag, u. Sanuar Oerltarb I'M
@arfielo Soipital 6rau Nlagoalena 3.
Sdnebel, 1927 Maoiion Str, Bright
MOOD. Gie 8cerOi9un9 fanO mad Dem
Sod Greef frieobOf am Samstag ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-23
Gri@eimt ieOen eamstae.
ser M-bonnemcntgpreis aetrdat
Anssiasn.

ssa Slnseisen.
@infpaItig
ginmoI MonatIi1
Cine Belle .....$O.15 $0.45
/ Son ........$1.OO $500
2iberaIe Mobotte fir 3ontrofte,
iiber / 3oH un0 Idngere HerioOen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-12
POLO Club GETS
KAPIOLANI PARK
FOR LONG PERIOD

+
Following a report from 0 special
committee on the leasing Of the Kapio-
lani Park race track to the Hawaiian
Polo and Racing Club, the supervisors
last night voted TO grant TO this or
ganization the use of portion OF the
park Far a period Of 15 years q
AS proposed by the committee the
racing organization will be required
20 make special application to the
board before any race meet on the
park track Is held. but may conduct
POLO games and races In Its own lease
hold without such application. Fur
thermore the city demands payment
of 10 per cent Of the gross receipts,
and an annual rental of 500. Ad,
mission prices cannot exceed 25 cents
for adults and 10 cents for children.
though special prices may be charged
for grandstand seats.
Supervisor Homer, who says he has
had q great deal Of experience with
the holding OF racing meets. gave the
opinion following the reading of the
report, that the percentage should be
from net and not gross receipts.
He did not find approval of this idea
among the other supervisors. however