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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

Yesterday afternoon the board OF gov
ornors ~ the Richmond Exhibition Co.
met at the Business Mons Club ant
elected T.. ". W!cks secretary. Tn,
election OF Wicks means much for tn,
success OF the team. as "Biily' as he is
better known has been the right hanC
man OF Dunn since he took charge OF
tho international League team at Bal.
itDurc.
Wicks ana Dunn work together as :
wcll-matchcd team. and the secretary
takes on Of the managers shoulder:
an the business cares connected with
the club.
wichs Will have complete charge OF
the details such as ticket sellers, gate
Keepers and ushcrs, he VIII also maj
out The trips Tor tho team as we'll as
attend to the settlements with visiting
clubs. and for the N!rglnians when
away from homc.
by securing Wicks TO serve rs secre-
iary the board OF directors has made
- master stroke, ana one that will
greatly hcnetjt the Nrginians both al
home and abroad.
At the meeting 1t was also announced
that about $1,000 additional in stock
subscriptions has been turned in, and
the officials are well pleased at the
progress being made.
President smith said last night that
there Were 4 number Of public spirited
citizens that the solicitors had not seen
who were willing To take stock In the
project: Smith suggested that atten-
adNlSahility Of subscribing at once by
sending IN their requests ana not wait
ing Tor the canNassors 10 call
May Get Two More Games.
According TO report from Washing
ton, Clarke Griffith is considering civ.
Ing the N!rGinians two additional dates
the Senators Will be here March -
which is a Saturday. ana the dates
thai may be added are March 20 and
80. Griiith's action on the matter
however, Will depend largely on the
,so.tt . iF., 4 ,... t.. 4.
time.
Dunn did not go to New York yes
tnruaN rs he intended as he was taken
~ and his attending physician advised
mat ne take several days to rest up
Ihe manager has been going at a great
rate lately. and coupled with n suvcrt
cold causes him 10 feel extremely un.
comfortable.
While confined to his home Dunn /.
ikecpins pace with happenings in IN,
hnsehal world. and expects 10 be abb,
20 visit New York when President
bafroW ISSUES the call for a meeting.
II was also ascortained that Dunn is
after pitcher now a student at MI,
e. Joseph College. tho pitcher. Rube
BY McGraw, Connie Mack, Clarke CIR.
ith and George Stallings.
Dunn STANDS :, good first TO land the
- 70 ward Sparrow. developed the play.
- J. Sta1rch irIerd II Dunn. and
"es - praslb!s for Dave Smith and
80 - coming the Orioles E:oln-
Pc a'- Eli lAels r.are Mad
--A t1Asse - t"l'! :pr Inc
a-.-. SIX ~. ..ll. ..d 2.
F-e I-t-h--g 10:
-etF =r -, 10 Sam.
.' s-- E.r. = .E.ry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
VIRGINIA BASEBALL
CANDIDATES OUTDOORS

CHASLOTTESNIILE VA, February
9.-Ovcr twenty-five members of Vir-
ginia's baseball squad practiced out OF
doors for an hours and Il half this af-
tcrnoon. The stamping ground was the
tennis courts just In the rear Of Madi-
son Hall tho wire netting acting as
good backstOp for the practice OF the
battery candidates.
To-day's schedule called for ONLY
battery candidates TO report, but
iaschall and several inficldcrs could
not resist the bright sunshine. nnd
were among tho first to get into uni
form. y half hour was devoted to bat :
ling practice. tho dozen or more twirl-
up to the battcrs
Inhclders and outnclders will have
their day tomorrow. and II the pres
cnt good weather continues fully a half
hundred mon arc expected 10 be in
uniform
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
BASKETBALL,
SPIDERS TO PLAY YELLOW
JACKETS AT ASHLAND

- ASHLAND. VA. February e.-To-
miorrow night the Yellow Jackets will
une local gymnasium. The game was
,,st put on the schedule TO be played
ILL 81 nicnmond. but 1T has now been de-
Ii,uGu 70 play the first game in Ash
i"ii% anu the second in Richmond
,, nnchtnond College and Randolph-
HaGon nave each won one game The
spiders defeating Hampton Sidney. and
III ~, CHOW Jackets. William and Mary.
INC game tomorrow should there
come out on ton
Inc Yellow Jackets arc in fairly
Sn; Hn shape. and expect to give the
"pluers All they are looking for.
captain Sheffcy Is Shooting in fine
S SS ana with Peter Leo for Il running
, 1917 ne TWO Will make the richmond
TuarH hustle to keep pace with them
liz ne ieiiow Jackets Will lineup us fol-
ward; Hall or London ccntrc. son
right guard; Brittinsham, left guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

of their promise. and. since It now APP
pears that the players go with the
franchise, according to Il ruling by MIR.
Farrell, II Will be Il matter for settle
mcnt entirely between the directors
themselves as to what Rocky Mount
shall pay over for the four men, in the
instance they report and are satisfac-
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Motormnn IL Dismissed.

Tho case against Motorman +. N.
sharpe. OF the Oakwod and Broad line.
who was charged with the killing of
siX-year-old Elmer Graves. was yes
tcrday dismissed in the Police Court
The child was run over near Oakwood
Cemetery last week. and Justice Grige,
was of the opinion that the killing was
accidental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
CUTLER AND COCHRAN PLAY
AT ST. ELMO TONIGHT
Manager Albnno Invites the Lovers of
HtiiinrdS To Witness the Game ns
lfiS GucStS-HO ilmIxSiOn

, Manager Albano. of tho ST Elmo Bill
lard parlor, will give tho lovers Of tho
ii.l balklinc game another treat to-
night when he Will admit free all those
Gcsiring TO witness the match between
Nrlker Cochran, the former ncwsboy,
and Albert Cutler
Cochran who it is stated is after the
championship held by Willie Home,
mas proven II sensation wherever he
has played, and Will likely he the ont
most IN the spotlight tonight
cutler Is also a master ut tho game.
and an interesting battle is cXpcctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

Years Selected M Meeting of Board
of Governors Held Yesterday.
MANAGER ILL AT HIS HOME
Ovcrwork. Coupled With Cold,
Causes Physician to Keep Him In
doors--Aftcr Mt. ST. Joseph Pitch
ci-Two Additional Games Likely.
Barrow Issues Call for
Meeting

NEW YORK. February 9.-Prcsi-
dent Edward G.. Harrow to-day is
sued 81 call for the spring meeting
10 he held in this city next Tuesday.
Circuit changes and the acceptance
OF Richmond member Of the
League. together with the adoption
OF, II playing schedule. will be the
business transacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
.riniu-WIItc l,nmt on.

Charley White 1T Akron F,Gi''V =" p'%
DOW was called of White .sna mar
3mi.Gd $4,000 hy, the club ownora., ana
TI!H.iN thought he should pc, mn ,ntIct
hut the club owners ala no, ,bii,'r ~ IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

Ihc NOW YORK inanagcrH of boycr.
~" not Eoinr TO migB a chnucc r.
lhio" inc hhrpoon into the Havana
nr"WoicrH. For The nrst nxht Yoiinu
Hh""tn and Willie Lcwis nave hcc,
matched Tor twenty rounds. which is .
~" on" manager.
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v. Y. ]. Omlnt E,cns ,Inttcr..

Th nLAHtCkSBuRG. VA, February o.
ne tnG V: J. basketball uuint came
ShcE at the Elon College team of l:lon.
10 ~, III; to,day and cvcncd things by
uoHwhlnG the Tarheels II TO L.
inc Eame was fast and well PLAYED
hltnouEh the Techs forwards were con
spicuous for their poor shooting. The
TaSSlnE or both teams was excellent.
logan played his usual good game at
centre. and Powell mt guard. more than
yyus'iheI his big reputation by his stcl
Er performances for the visitors Me
ISnuley again starred as did Bradford.
Y. F. I. Positions T,lon COLLAGE
logan. right forward. .Hutchcns
tSaunder. +. Engleby)
(Moorefield)
j. a. Engleby left forward Holland
t"inter. centre $50. McCaulcy
tLoEan, Moorc)
Powell right ruor1 Iorr
CCaptain)
BRUCE: left guard. -. bradford
:, Field goals: LOGAN. i. EneIeby, j..
Englchy, Painter, Bruce Powell -.
Moorefcld. 3 Bradford Goals from
, ,.iub,: MM Moor McCauley. 3; j, En-
s!ens' Cooke Referee: BuCkner, Nir-
gina Polytechnic institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

Junrrn Intrlc. Tor ro-nn

f4ENl ia Ct=.A selling fgp,.
.|5hilsi-tr. .lN't ite, wolf -:
Lady Innocence gGs- I'h.Spr.
Captain b"uso Ma.o J5o,.fii,r''' .oS.
MS,92ntEomef%, John Luis. Manla,a""rH,e'
l!U, lrCrcl}is ll2 -'"""utIo o.
Second SellIrg 'tr...,.
mn, six furionss Bosly formsGI' = nt
80; 'kiya. loI; Itarr.r r'. "e.
Green. 10, Fancy GasIet. ii6f Use I1,
nIauEht los; Mangausac. loSy sn on
5Ig I2wfGe sam TO- Edmond Adairs
Inirc-purse, special race Nv. Co.,,
iounf u.s. h!.air. no; fansereta. ito
r"hEth m tn..a-year- olds. h",rd;, =,
nNe @hd one hal: furlonea Eatha,.,ii''
81: -. Carrie crme. l0. Tor ~ i','
~ type, los; Yaliaha. no Luke MI.
hifth-scil'ng, four year-o lds and -,
IN I1ite rFlnrln, 90 Cecil, ~. .RniI.I
3a!!, Ioyntee, .. Beulah <. IOn. r ro
;an BeIiss 100 Ery"limah. lo2. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
Rcfu.cd to AInye I'm

willard ingram WAS last night ar
rested by Policeman w. p. Waters on
a charge OF refusing TO move when
ordered TO do so by the policeman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
Itccd Looi.ine Tor .:r,,,,,,.

90. ICE 5ncE Reed, tho Toledo hcavywol,h,
Two matches since lac r,rcy,d III ia, u, -
~ ~. Us ANXIOUS To box jack Er',i-
~ i'm corey or amy oti,cr br,'I,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

HlIY Murray, tho San L,,,,1,,...
W4GditwciEht. ana "i;cc' Watsnn IN
SHi' TO- australia the latter u,,y, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
basketball ChnIlcncc.

challenge is issued by tho John
marshall High School Freshman team
10 any Dask otball quint averaging not
IIoIe thah Ia pounds per man. Games
may be arranged by communicating
with Earle Bethel, manager. phone,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
To-Dny's Card.


First racc--pursc, $500. allowances
Alice, lo4; Molly Reach. loG: Joe Burn.
stein. loG: I'lossic Walker. LOG: Ethc1
Mav loo; Salvanity. loo; Louis Oppcr
Jog; Glomer, ~: Paymastcr. il2;
second-saCC. selling. thrcc-year-olds
six ENTHUSIASTICALLY 80: Jack Han.
over. lol; Bccl Buoy, lOl; Jefferson
lol: Tiara, 102: Celebrity, 1903: Henry
Wynd. lOi: Star Niece. lO4; Noble Man
100: Bryan Eoru. lo7: Miss Fannie, los;
Mcclicka. los: Fair Helen. log: Page
White. ITO; Black Thorn. no
Third-pursc $500. selling, three.
ycar-olds and up. five and onc-hai II
furlonCs-kneelet. sc; 'Broomtlowcr
80: iIearth5tone lo3: Wiley, los: So
baEo, III: Miss Declare, Iii; OHaEan
Il3: Charlicr. III: Acis, ll5
Fourth-purse $500. selling. four
ycarolds and up. mile and onc-six
tc"nth-,ora Niece. 100; Patrick +. 100;
Miss Hawkstonc, lo3: OLD Ben, 1903;
The Rnmp. 1oi: Insurance Man, IOG;
kinmundy, 100: Dangerous March, lO9
Wcycnoi<c. ll2; Love Day, 100.
Fifth-pursc $500. selling, four-ycnr-
Odds and up, mile and one sixtcenth-
I.inloha. 100; Gold Dunst, iO2: Franz;
Flcshcr. 102; Console. 100: Ralph LLOYD
l02; Old Jordan, 1O3: Colfax. los: Plain
Ann. 1913; Cassowary. loi; Ford Nal
log
.sixth--puro $500. selling. four-year-
Odds and UP: mile and one sixteenth
Aragoncz, 1903: Ravenal. lo5: .Armor
l05: Stick Pin. l0T: Trovato. lo7: Hol-
ton l0I: High Class. l07: Marshon. lO9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
WELSH AND SHUCRUE BOX
TEN ROUNDS TO A DRAW
Champion Best In First, Third and
Fourth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scores
in Second, Seventh and Eighth.
NEITHER DEVELOPS a PUNCH
AZ No Time Was There Chance for
Knockout-WreStl Featured
Throughout the Match-Thc Story
i'll Detail.
BY w. :. FANNSNOR,ru

NEW YORK. February 2.-They say
there is no such 4 thing as II draw,
but II would have been impossible to
have declared the ten-round scrap be-
tween Freddie Welsh and Joe Shugrue
at Madison Square Garden Tonight
anything else. 1t WAS first one boy and
then the other. At the end of the
tenth round honors were as even as
anything could be.
Welsh had the first, third and fourth
rounds; Shugrue the second. seventh
and eighth: the others were even.
In the seventh and eighth rounds,
Shugrue made n great showing, hook :
ing both hands hard to the head. but
he slowed up in the ninth and tenth.
1t was a clever exhibition but neither
boy carried any steam behind his blows.
At no time was there any chance of Il
Knockout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

Li-I !SGTC%, ET February .
F-r-g wright. ruiG"l"er ri the Ken
,-rkT II.T"rE!tY baEeyaN team, signed
,o-r@T rD play "i'H the Cleveland
h'1s'-r*Hs lie vii got bc rradua,ed.
tEt NIL report Z Saa Antonio on Feb
!.ayy -.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race--mile and twenty yards
Bel Buoy: 1Ol tDishman), TO l. g to
u; s 10 D. first: March Along. lO4 ular-
second; our, Rem. liz tGoose}. ) to i.
Go, TO l. .f and even even, third Time. l:i$
blooming Poscv. pied Piper. Phil y,
FeoSay I.cnavaal, liyrcnc, Hard Tack.
Dancing Master and Father Phclan. also
seconL-sellIng, mile and twenty
yarnsIJune w, 1oi !Mathewsl. Is TO
lro g to 6 l. H. to l., first; Kilday, lGl
Wryneck. 7o6 (o'BrienJ. 10 to- l. to-
J: and to l.. third. Time. l:4s s-5.
G Ioa ,i ErGd Liza ;, Earl. GALLANT Boy.
Crisco. Tom Hancock and Cogs, also
ran.
Th in!7,a mile. sellinE-stick Pin.
first; Mallard, % tMaher). to /, 2 to
]; to 8, second; Jessie Louise: 10
as 81 70 p,dy h 5p even; third Tine
Birka. Pretty Dale. Bula Welsh. Shep-
hcrdcss. also ran.
and o mp milo nn seveu,y
Wright l04 tkcogh. S to /. . to /.
to s. FIRST; Incidence, lo7 to'Brten).,
to- L. 70 10 ana to 4. second: Bay
?, and out: third. Time, l:43 Just
Red. Chad Buford. Lord Marshall. also
I'ifth-sclling. four-ycar-oias and
tAmbrose). 4 to /. to ana , to :,
first; Electric. l0l (Mathcws), to 3,
) TO 5 and TO 3. second: Baby sister.
90 tSmytM. to l. S to 5. 4 to 5. third.
Time, 1:i5. Miss Daniels, Colfax, Or
BILLIE Baker. Billy Nanderveer. also
ran.
SiXth--selling. three year olds and
up, one and one sixteenth milcs--Or-
perth, 100 WarrinEton), 4 to 5. l to 3.
out: Henry Hutchinson, lo5 (kcoph).
10 To l., To !. { to 5.sccond: Mary
3. third. Time. :4G. Joe Stein. Luke
Nanzandt, CONSIDER. FL Patio, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

CHICAGO. February 3-,rho Fed.rnl
.-"aIE.'s rcn.fule meeting WIN be held
rert Gilmore said to-duy Nnrnp.r..
-np'f": ana club own"is VIII attend.
tp;n#H Gilmore. bTrtucr ~ the proY-
lnEri. mar been appoIHtcI League Deere
'Hrg.. - Tucc""d I.l.y. Rlckar,. VINO
.ar been elected rr"ridcn, 1T the ST.
..'.!H ciub ifcs!G"nt Gilmore said
'p-p+I ~ %as ten u one" Newark
XrEsG h1r" Tho team that represented
EauE;a C.'y last year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

KANSAS CITY. NO, February .
Se.e T.: e'rcH 81 Tie Kansas ci,y Fcd-
@'--s continued tc-day ~ spite D. prcg-
.t'ri g--t.DCeg statement that the
.:atea-te ms besn EC!G 70 =. T. Pow
s'F p: ',eH Tork
We have rrl heer officially informed
~ -" salEr" 2 G!!"rtor ~ the local or
?e''2a'irr said to-;.i.ht. - large
itfi =: trc mDrcT needed has been
re!a2d, ana the rest s. coming ,ast"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

New YORK February The
Tank - and Dodgers are going 70
play SIX exhibition games before the
regular season opens this Epr!rr The
catss u the games we're ANNOUNCED
tonight. Inc teams viii rn..t ~ Day
tora. fla. -E= Dodgers training camp
pn 5iarrh =, =. =: ana 30. and on
APT! and u, meet again - EDbcts &
Held.
Tn Yankees today also arranged for
: fa-r.e ut. EeTarH On hpril u. 20 be
y!zyt. q. SeHnrE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

,,,,,. - =, ~ III 'N'T To SNUG
fnc corncr In III" tenth. and after they
thhoh hands sent q left to tho body
fgih we're wild Win lcf's ana a cIinch
iDi!n"cd clinch. In these cIinchcs
'iNh worked his head. Shupruc
h""h"d =. hard left to ih" head, and an
cH,n "Echanrc followed Welsh hooked
hhfn l"!t TO the head. ana AN even
rE"n"nfc followed. Welsh hooked bn,h
h"rhs hhrd TO the head In an rxchanuc
~ "aI . very tame round for the anal
ono. t'out cndH in Il draw
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-12
GIRL SAYS THEY TRIED
LURE HER TO HONOLULU

Charges of Miss Irene Eggers, a 20
year-old hotel cigar stand clerk, that
two men and a woman attempted to
lure her to Honolulu for immoral pur-
poses resulted in the arrest of Anton
Codelli, jewelry salesman from Ho-
nolulu; Abel Ducalaya. a clerk, and
Mrs Lucy Thompson OF Honolulu. and
the detention. of Miss Eggers pending
an investigation of her story. T.
Miss Eggers told the police that
Codelli took her from the Keystone
hotel to two other hotels during the
past few weeks, and that he asked
her to go to a house Of evil repute in
Honolulu. Thursday evening, the girl
says, she went out with Mrs. Thomp-
son and the two men for an automo-
bile ride to the beach, and that they
visited several cafes. She said she
fled from Codelli in downtown cafe
and asked the chauffeur of the ma
chine the party was riding in to take
her to a friend in the Mission, to
whom she told her experience. The
friend advised her to inform the po-
lice and the arrests followed.-San
Francisco Bulletin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-12
country SCHOOL
CHILDREN Using
BOXES ASDESkS

Returning from tour around Oahu
superintendent II. w. Kinney of the
department of public instruction re.
ports that in at least five schools in
the country districts the pupils are
using drygcods boxes, ordinary chairs
or even squatting on the floors of their
rooms because they, have no desks and
proper seats to sit upon. The desks
are available, at least they are at the
nearest railway stations ready to be
installed, and have been since some
time prior to Christmas, but the young
sters can't use them at the railway
stations. >-:.... 49,.
The business of purchasing and in.
stalling the desks is up to the county.
Kinney is sending request to the
new board of supervisors asking that
this little detail receive their early at
tention. All that is necessary to place
the desks is a husky man, armed with
a screwdriver and hammer. Kinney
Indignantly denies the rGmor that the
desks had not been placed because the
screws were not available
Forty-eight desks each are required
at the following country schools: Eva,
Waipahu, Aiea, Waialua and Kahuku
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-12
HONOLULU ASKED FOR HELPFOR
STARVING Millions IN EUROPE

work and will give such. information
as may be needed. On Maui. inciud-
ing Molokai and Lanai, Mrs. F. +.
Baldwin. at Puuuene; IN kOhaIa, Mrs.
Robert Hind: in KoEa Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. COnant; while Iiilo seems to
have established q bureau for itself,
which Is an excellent idea. and they
forward their own material.
As for material. We have already
reported the sending OF A. boxes con
tanning over five tonG OF material.
nearly every stitch of which was Of
good quality and fit for immediate use
This is in addition to what the Red
Cross. under the efficient leadership
Of Mrs Walter Dillingham;, is doing
While the committee is not making
any special effort at the present time
for clothing, yet any contributions in
this line will be received thankfully.
and, through the generous assistance
of Mr.. Love of the City Transfer Co.
a depot for the reception and care Of
clothing has been provided. There
fore, If anyone wishes TO send cloth
ing of any kind, please deliver it to
the City Transfer offices on King
street, opposite the Union Grill. The
committee suggests that if shoes are
given II will be Of very great assist
ance if pairs are tied together; let the
string be never so rough, but always
keep pairs together. In the boxes
sent forward early in December the
shoes looked like hopeless tangle;
but if givers will remember this point
It will greatly assist and probably
double the value of their gifts
A woman's assistance department
in New York City, connected with the
Belgian relief fund, has sent to Mr..
Harrington of the Star-Rulletin one of
the distribution cards showing the en-
tire method. 1t is so extremely in
teresting that the committee has
caused this card to be hung in the
window of E. o. Hall & Sons store
on the Fort street side, where people
may see it. This card has been in
actual use. II is No. sos. belonging
to the public food service in the city
of Brussels. 1t called for the delivery
of two portions, evidently to family.
each day. On the back. of the card
are stamped the deliveries. The lady
who wrote to Mr., Harrington says
as you may observe-that the first
delivery was on the 4th of the month,
while on two days toward the end
there was no food to deliVer-a pathet.
ic fact that will appeal to everyone
who sees the card but, probably more
than to all others, TO the unfortunate
people who went for a ration and got
nothing.
W. r. CASTLE.
\ Chairman, War RELIEF Committee.
Honolulu. January 8, 1915. :s*
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-12
House Committee Adopts Far
Reaching Amendments to
Navy Appropriation Bill

ASSOCIATED Press b. Eel WirelcsS.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., Ian IL. -
That the ranks of admiral OF tine
fleet and "vice-aqmtral' be created
To be held by the commanders Of the
Atlantic. Pacific and Asiatic fleets. II
the recommendation in the proposed
amendment TO the navy appropriation
bill drawn up and adopted by the
house naval committee The ranks
are to be held temporarily by the
fleet commanders and by the seconds
in command.
The navy department desires that
the ranks be held perm anently by the
men gaining them and there was a
spirited debate in the committee upon
this point. The majority decided, how.
ever, that the rank ami the pay car
ried by it over that of rear-admiral
should be granted only for those pc
RODS during which the holders are
actually fleet commanders or second
in command
Prompt action upon the amendment
is requested by the navy department
in order that the American officers
of the fleet to make the formal pas
sage of the canal with the information
al fleet for the San Francisco fair
may not be Outranked ty some of the
foreign commanders.
Another important action of the
committee yesterday was the abolish.
ing of the "plucking board" and the
authorizing of the President to re-
store to the active list those officers
previously plucked who would still be
on the active list otherwise. +.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-12
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD.

Tor Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku, and
way stations-'9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m.
For Pearl City. Eva Mil and way
stations-t7:S0 a. m. 1918 .. M,
s11:30 q. m, '2:15 p. m, 1920 p. m,
6:15 p. m, 1880 p. m, t11:15 p. m.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-'10:2 20
.. m, t2:40 p. m, $500 p. n. '11:oo
p. m. ~
INWARD. r..
Arrive Honolulu from Kahukl. Wal.
alua and Waianae-'8:36 .. m, '5:31
p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-f7:45 a. m, 1885 Q. m,
'1i;02 a. m. '1:4o p. m, s4:2s .. m,
1871 p. m, s7:30 p. m. -.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiRwa and
Leilehus--.s:l5 q. M, f1:5S ,. m,
s.4:01. T. m, 1910 p. m. -.
The Haleiwa Limited, q two-hour
train (only firstclass tickets honoredl
ls&Fes Honolulu every Sunday at S:36
q m, for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar.
rives In Honolulu at 1910 p. m. The
Limited stops only ct Pearl City and
Waianae. =E.E .:. ...
DAILY, tRxcept Sunday. &sunday only.
q. p. BENSON, z. c.. SMITH,
superintendent. G.P. A.