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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
TO RECOMMEND NEW
 SEWERS AND WELLS

At it's meeting lasA night the sewers committee of the common council de- cided to grant permission to the Bridgeport Metal Goods Co. to con struct a sewer Spruce street. The city will later pay the cost of the work less the assessment of the com pany. At the council meeting Monday night sewers will be recommended in BroEhwelI street and in Putnam street. Sewer wells are to be ordered placed at Park and Pearl streets and Pearl and Kossuth streets.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
CHAUFFEUR's ASSOCIATION
 NEARING 100 MARK

One new member wasireoeived last Chauffeurss Protective association. In oluding the members who will he mi tiated tonight, the total wh 0 will answer roll call will be 7s A specia l meeting will be. held Monday evening. August g, for the purpose Of making some changes in the bylaws and aD- pointing new set of committees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
EARL WILLIAMS, MATINEE IDOL, ]"
 IS COMING HERE

Earl Williams the popular s'nnovie'' star, is making a whirlwind tour in vaudeville, appearing in an interesting monologue relative to the motion pic- ture business and his part in it. Will Hams is one of the best known of the screen matinee idols" and has star red in many film features He will appear at Poli's, Tuesday night only, as a special added feature in the regu- lar program.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
sCHWABEN SOCIETY RECoRDs
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

The Bridgeport schwaben Sick Benefit Society, Incporated, of this city, has filed articles of association, at Hartford. The signers are: Charles G. Schwartz, Christian Rist, John J. Ruoss, Martin Rau, John c. Schwarz, George A. Heninger and Louis F.. Schwerdtle, alI of this city
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

A baby. born to Mrs. Joseph Pet rosky, of Passaic, N. J.. has no toes and only three fingers on each hand. The baby is normal in every other way and weighs nine pounds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

President Wilson sent his Ephysi- sian, Dr. Cary T. Grayson, to the home of Secretary McAdoo at North Haven, Me, to attend Ellen Wilson McAdoo, the Presidents four months old granddaughter, who was i'll.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

Operations of oil companies in the Tampico fields of Mexico are still hampered by. the revolutionary dis turbances there.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt ruptured a blood vessel while swimming at Ash vile. N. c. An operation was necess- ary to stop the flow of blood.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

Ralmanian students at University of Liege have left, fearing that war be- tween Rumania and Germany would prevent them from leaving.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

President Wilson commuted to life Imprisonment the death sentence inn posed on James Waupoose, an In dian, of Milwaukee, who pleaded guilty to the murder of an Indian Wonan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
DEMOGRATSP[AN
MASS MEETING
Rally For Next Friday Night
to Get Out the Vote
For the City Ticket.

A mass meeting and rally of all the
Democratic voters IN the city viii be
held in the 34th and 41st district court
rooms on Friday evening April 2. The
meeting Will be held under the auspices
Of the County and City Democratic club
for the purpose Of getting out a large
vote for the nominees Of the Democratic
ticket at the recent primaries.
A program committee is now at work
arranging for the speakers and mayor
elect Tom Lea, judge Dan NJ Jackson,
judge j. H. Goggin, W B. Ware, r T.
Thomson and others viii probably be
included on the speaking program
Judge Jackson viii be holding court at
Van Horn at that time but Will make an
effort 10 return for the rally Friday
evening
meeting or the executive committee
held Thursday night and the commit
tees are now at work arranging for
the meetings. The main rally VIII be
held in the 34th district court room and
the overflow meeting in the 4lst dis
trict court room. and the speakers viii
make short speeches before both meet
iugs. There will be no facuoual po-
litical discussion as the rally. tne com
mitteemen say. will be held for the pur-
pose Of getting out the entire Demo-
cratic vote Of the city
Club to Get Out Vote.
The County and City Democratic club
is also arranging to get out the vote
on election day. April e. An autOmo-
bile service will be organized for that
day and these autos will carry the
American flags which were used as the
emblems Of the County and City club
during the primary election. Notices
viii also be mailed TO all the members
Of the club and they viii be telephOned
on election day. The clubs OrganiZa-
tion viii be used TO get out the vote
and the same supervisors who served at
the primary viii be selected for the
election a meeting Of the club Will
probably be held before the election
Mexican Dinner Given.
The executive committee OF the club
and the recently nominated candidates
Of the Democratic party were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Harris at
their home on Montana street. Thurs
day evening with a Mexican supper. The
dining room was arranged as a camp
cook house with rough board tables and
benches. dinner gong. oil lanterns and
tin plates. iron spoons. knives and
forks. Campaign advertisements and
notices were also used in decorating
the room. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris were as
sisted BY their son. Eugene l. Harris
who was campaign manager for the
club. and by Mrs. Tom Lea, Mrs. T. W
Lauier and Mrs. Dan NJ Jackson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
ENLISTED MEN CARRY OFF
HONORS In MORNING SHOOT

The enlisted men Of the Sixth infan-
try carried off this mornings honors
i'm the rifle match on the Fort Bliss
range in connection with the annual
field meet OF the Eighth brigade Teams
of . marksmen from each regiment
took part in the shooc and some ex-
celleut scores we're made. The 10Th
cavalry marksmen finished second
In the shooting events for officers.
the representatives of the goth infantry
displayed their superiority.
This afternoon. the preliminaries in
the bayonet fencing exercises viii take
place at Fort Bliss. while the finals
viii be held over until Saturday after
noon
The principal events are to be staged
at Washington park Saturday afternoon
between and $50 o'clock. The diff
ferent regiments in the Eighth brigade
have recently held field meets 10 pick
regimentaI representatives for the bri-
gade meet so the events on Saturday
will be between picked men only and
should result in some keen competition
No admission viii be charged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
HOMES OUR SPECIALITY. 50
LET'S TALK IT OVER.

This ROOM, Brick, Two Apartments
Never occupied Built for families
close in; rents for S35 monthly. Price
$3.50. $500 down
Bungalow Wanted in Grand View IN
exchange for fine corner building site
in Sunset Heights
On Corner. Room Brick-On car
line. fenced; near school. fronting east
for a Few DAYS $500. 500 down so
monthly. The house alone is worth
the price; ground free.
To the Newly Weds-We VII make
a liberal discount on our commission
10 any new married couple buying a
home from US.
Lots Wanted as part payment on this
% room apartment house. Now rent
ing for S1So
On \. KansaS-Two houses on 104x
120, near Boulevard. The cheapest
apartment site in e Paso. East front
This is . apartment sites, 52xle0.
$4,000 for both
Never OecunIed-This room bunga-
low on corner. g feet front. furnace.
hardwood, paved. walks. $500 down.
$1,000
For Rent room apt. 1915 Bouis-
4 Sacrifice-Near Mesa school.
room cottage; fronting south. Owner
paid $4,000; FOR a few days s34Qo viii
buy il. Must 90.
$4,000 Apartment Income $500
monthly. VIII take good building
site as part payment.
Hawkins Bros 10 collect your rents.
On MOntana-Just completed . room
bungalow. finished in white. electric
fixtures. paved. walks. $500 down.
balance like rent start 10 own your
own home.
Cash Buyer Waiting for a bargain
in room home. close in What have
youc
Hawkins Bros. can sell your house
4 Pick Up room brick on Boule-
ward Cost owner $500. VIII sell At
once for $500
On y St Nrain-6 room home. $3.50.
More Houses Wanted on easy pay
ments What have you7
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

Of what We have been telling you. that We
could sell you land for less than any other
agent herc-and remember that we have
other proofs. In the way OF bargains We
select one tract Of each size In each section
OF the valley at a time for sale. and each
tract offered Is the best and cheapest for
its size in its locality.
We are offering under this plan IS acres
OF land one mile from Mesilla and g miles
from Las Cruces. Of as fine quality OF soil
as any in the valley, all level. under the
Leasburg dam, with water rights in the
Mesilla main ditch. signed up under the
government Some i'm alfalfa, the rest ready
10 be planted in grain crops. Price only $50
per acre. or $4,000. which is only half price
But this property must he sold before the
first, as owner has obligations to meet on FL
PasO property
r. c. Bailey Land Co.
Phone -0s' SOC Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
WILLIAM WOODHEAD COMING
FOR ADCLUB DINNER SATURDAY

William Woodhead president Of thu
Advertising clubs Of the World is ex-
pected to arrive here Saturday morning
and viii he the guest of honor at 3
dinner 20 be given by the Adclub at the
Hotel sheldon Saturday evening.
Mr.. Woodhead was here two years
ago and made a strong speech on the
trTth in advertising. He viii deliver
another address saturday evening and
the members Of the Rotary club have
been invited to attend.
The dinner viii begin at s. The wives
and women friends OF the AdcIub and
Rotary club viii also attend the din
Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.


WILL SELL fine relinqgfshment FOR I cost
Of improvements II sold quickly. Phone 59sT.
acres Of land with improvements at EeIton,
COchise county. rAriz. fine climate pure
water For particulars address Owner. box
-. Kelton. Ariz.
100 4. REIMBURSEMENT. . miles from
depot 5000. also 100 a REIMBURSEMENT ad-
joining. fenced. $3.50. no improvements but
fine close in location go A. REIMBURSEMENT.
very shallow water. fenced. $500 plus govt.
filing fees. C. d. Miller. Tular0sa. y II
Mr.. LABORING MAN.
Do You want a or 10 acre tract OF land
planted 20 alfalfa ] have $40 acres OF land
In and 10 acre tracts that I viii sell on
instslment plans For further particulars
write giving phone or street number.
C. L. Williams.
T0a ArfZnna ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
MR.. FARMER.
INVESTTGATE.

30 acres. $40 per acre. 20
acres alfalfa, 20 acres planted
now, 4 room adobe house with
bath room. sheet iron shed.
chicken houses: flowing spring
and pond for your ducks: signed
UP under Z. P. dam. located on
good lateral and on gravel road.
near La Mesa This bargain
requires $1,000 cash. with bal
ance 10 suit
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

HERE ARE SOME OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE PROPER
TIES on THE MARKET, AT
BARGAIN PRICES
YOU SHOULD SEE IT.,
$500.
Rio Grande St. bargain.
room and sleeping porch, glassed
in. A beautiful south front bun
galow. furnace heat Terms can
be made. Must sell quick.
$3.50.
Close in red pressed brick 5
room modern bungalow. close 20
high school; terms. Close in
homes sell quickly.
$500.
3 room new bungalow. up 10
the minute, garage, . lots, fruit
trees in bloom blocks OF Alta
Vista school. Can make any
terms.
$1,000.
u rooms. . blocks Alta Vista
school. full lots. south front.
trees. grass. flowers. Nice little
home
VALLEY LANDS.
So acres. 40 in alfalfa. on
main canal. room house and
outbuildings- 4 bargain Would
consider other property in
trade.
100 acres. $50 per acre. Fine
land. under ditch. been in cult
walton Got 10 sell.
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 154s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

4 SAVINGS ACCOUNT. LIFE INSURANCE
and q chance 90 speculate without financial
loss 70 yourself are the features combined in
q Tot contract at Alfalfa. ''El Pasos Rail
road suburb" Call. write or phone for
particulars
n. r Eilburn Co.
Iirs- Natl Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
For SaIe-Farms and Ranehes


FOR SALE-Onc second hand farm running
gear at a bargain Phone 81.
I WANT TO SELL my ranch in the state
o. SinalOa. Mexico. About 1000 acres OF
land. crossed by the Southern Pacific OF
Mexico r. r.; with e big ditch for perma-
neut irrigation; great improvements; the
pest kind Of land I wish 20 deal with
buyers directly and so avoid commissions
TO be paid 20 Intermediates. Address for
all kind OF information 20 n. A. Barrantes.
Nogales-Arizona P. O.. box I'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

5000.
Lots 50N120. . room house, chicken houses
and fence; suitable for sick person.
800 or less down rooms and sleeping
porch, in Grand View. Nice, level lot.
$1,000.
Sleeping porch and . rooms. on s Z. cor
ner, 1 block Of car shed and fence.
500 down; rooms and sleeping porch;
lots 5oxI2o' fence, shed, electric light and
water.
$500.
Grand View addition. rooms and :
porches; lots 50x120- school 8 blocks easy
terms.
$500.
Montana St . lots and room house. with
sleeping porch; rooms brick; fruit trees.
barn and fence
We HAVE PLENTY MORE At
EVERY PRICE
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone so 100 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

COUNTY ROAD BARGAIN.
$500 buys ~ acres about miles down
on paved road; all cleared and has about
80 bearing fruit trees; close TO interurban
station. $3.50 cash
HOME BARGAIN.
The incest place you ever saw for the
money. Modern room red pressed brick
bungalow. all builtin features hardwood
floors, breakfast room. dressing room. nice
lawn. % feet Of ground; on It. Boulevard
in Grand View, on car line Price only
s4ooO-s5O0 cash
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
$500 buys room adobe house on Camp
bell. close to Third ST. $500 cash
ID. G. HeiDeman.
Phone s4s. 2os Mills 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
For SaIe ReaI Estate-City Propertr

FOR SALE room mouse, large sleeping
porcher, ? separate entrances; arranged for
families 1907 y Oregon St. apartment
district; rents for $50 per month. Phone s76
day: 50ss night
NEW BUNGALOW for sale. only $3.50. extra
easy terms; builtin features. large glassed
in sleeping porch, large basement. south
first payment Phone Cantrel 5997 or $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. LIFE INSURANCE
and a chance to speculate without financial
loss to yourself are the features combined
in a lot contract at Alfalfa, ''El Paso's Rail-
ROAD suburb Call, write or phone Tor par
ticulars
IT. r. EiIburn Co..
First Rational Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
$3.50

$3.50.
4 room. . blocks north OF Alta
vista school Pay $50 down.
bal. $50 a month.
S2500
room bungalow. 7 block OF
car lire. $500 down, bal $50
month
S2SOO.
room bungalow, East Fl
Paso. new S250 down, bal $50
month. including interest
$500.
A beautiful bungalow. hard
wood floors. all builtin features
$3.50 down. bai $50 a month,
including interest.
Security Realty Co.
1853 First Nat. Bank Bldg
Phone 6T72.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

HERE Is YOUR CHANCE:;
BARGAIN-EASN TERMS.
Building site on Tularosa St.
south front, on paving $3.50:
terms $3.50 down. SO per month
They won't last
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 154a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
For Sale Real Estate-City Properly.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Beautiful home on Montana
St. story brick, steam heat
and every modern convenience.
SI1.50o.
BrOaddus & lie Baron.
20s-e0s First Nat. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SMALL HOTEL
In the city can now be bought at a bargain.
owner going out Of town - rooms, ele-
Eanrly furnished. cheap rent 4 location
you would be proud Of. Nets s200 Per month
80 room hotel, a wonder at $1,000. Only
$500 cash and SO per month
On Myrtle ave 10 room house. beautifully
furnished $500: rent $40 per month.
Beautiful 9 room home. close in. new and
COMPLETELY furnished. Owner leaving city.
VIII sacrifice furniture az S650-S30o cash,
SIS per month
NJ +. TOWnley-
with X. c. Bailey Land Co.
Phone s06s sos Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
For SaIe-Rooming Houses.

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WANTED AT ONCE-Good roomiug house.
fairly large viii pay cash y good Write
y 19S. Herald
ROOMING HOUSE WANTED-We have a
cash buyer waiting for good proposition in
good rooming house.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
GOOD CLOSE N BOOMING HOUSE
10 rooms. sleeping porches, all l. H
keeping rooms Price a special bargain
See Creel. With
James L. Mari s Co. Phone SOS.
WE HAVE JUST ABOUT sold out our list
OF rooming houses. and need some good
ones quick
Ia sale Realty Co.
Herald Building. Phone 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
OsteOpaths. Regularly Licensed.

Il. I. WRIGHT. N. D. D. o. Hsra1d Blir-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
For SaIe-MsesHaueou

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FOR sALE-Fine California chrysanthe-
nuns and Gamma bulbs Phone 21s9-
PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES al
wholesale prices one burner, f4-z5s two
burner 81. IS; three burner. Fs-45- Western
Furniture Co.. sos s Fl Paso.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-17
MAY
ENTER MILITARY
ATHLETIC MEET

That athletes enlisted in the Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii will not jeop-
ardise their amateur standing by COM
peting in military athletic meets even
where cash prizes are offered is the
word that comes from the local branch.
of the A. A. U. There are number.
Of first class athletes in the guard who
win take part In the Carnival military
meet now that there is no chance of
getting in bad" with the A. A. U. au-
thorities.
The following letter ON the subject
was received this morning by Lieut..
2. Nj. Smcot. athletic officer of the
1st Infantry. MIG. H.:
Honolulu. RaH., Feb. II, 1915.
Lieut., Smooth, Athletic Officer N. G..
H, Honolulu, T. H. a..a-...sa :
Dear Sir: Confirming our verbal
conversation Of this morning, 1 beg to
state that the ruling of the registra-
ton committee OF the Hawaiian
branch of the A. A. u, In connection
with the matter of the proposed ath-
letic events to be pulled OF by the
National Guard will be the same as
year ago, that is, registered A. A. II.
men will not jeopardize their standing
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CARNIVAL COMINiG;!I
!. v. CA, READY
TO START SALE
Oh. ALOHA LEE

The Chairman of the various CONS,
mittees organized for the purpose of
selling leis for the Carnival met yes
terday with Mrs. W. F. Frear, pres
dent OF the association; Miss Chand-
lar, general secretary. and Mrs. Gig
noux, chairman o. the Carnival selling
. committee. -, ...
In order to repay the business com
runity for its able assistance and to
show their apprec :ation OF the wa in
VIII. oh they have stood behind the Y.
w. c. A. the ladies Of this association
have agreed to accept the invitation
to become sellers of the Carnival de-
! corations.
From the preSiden; down to mem
bers who seldom enter -nto any activ-
tiles, all are expected to show their
aloha and good will and help the ones
who are working so hard to make this
carnival a genuine success in every
way.
During Thrre'"" al Friday the
members will be Gown town all day
in fact are wiling to spend Saturday.
too, and visit all the events in order
to carry out The Carnival idea Of the
meaning of the yellow and the green.
Some are detailed to supply autos
private and public. Every machine
! should wear a large wreath and at
least two pennants. Some will be COW
cred with decorations. No one IS go
ing to the expense o. preparing for
floral parade as on previous years, 8 I.
buying the present years simple fav
ors is in itself an economy. Z. 80
Tomorrow morning the Carnival
spirit begins and the sale starts.
Sachs corner On Beretania and Fort
streets is the main depot of supplies.
All matters pertaining to the meth
I cd of sale-place of booths, hours of
selling and other details to be agreed
upon-wIl be cheerfully given by the
following ladies who head the various
committees:
Mrs. L. A. Thurston, Mrs. S. S. Pax
son, Mrs. H: Ketchum, Mrs. Under:
mann, Mrs Julia Smith, Mrs. A. P.
Taylor, Mrs. J.. D.. Marques, Mrs. Jas.
Mclean Mrs. e. b. Clark, Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mrs. NJ. F.. Prosser, Mrs.
Charles Crane, Mrs. "A. Ebersole,
Mrs. VIM. J. Forbes, Mrs. Horne, Mrs.
W.. Montrose Graham and Mrs. Ray;
mond c. Brown. r.. J.. .,...,....,
The ladies are all.requested to bring
baskets, to carry the fayors in. Each
chairman is to attend, to change, in.
small coin to start sales with, The
hours begin at 8 and end At six o'clock,
by taking part In events. restricted TO-
enlisted men, the Understanding DE
ing that where cash prIzes are com.
peted for, said money IS to be treated
as company or squad funds. '' '''
Yours very truly, -,
It'll .>.... ]. F. soPER,
Chairman Registration COM.
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sssszzzsssszszzss

! Teams to take part in the baseball
series of the Carnival. and the prizes
to be awarded winners, have been def
,initely settled on, according to a
statement made today by NJ. B. Hen
shaw, chairman of the baseball COM
mittee.
/ Four prizes have been put up to
assure the highest playing efficiency
of teams and players. They will be
awarded as follows: Co., L. .'..=$
The frst prize, which is a team
cup, wifi be awarded to the team win
ming, the highest percentage of games
during the period. In event of a tie,
the judges are to award the prize ito
the team which showed the best all
., around playing, and team. work :
!, The second prize batting cup,
is to be given the player showing the
! highest batting average for the series,
providing the player has taken part
In two or more, games. The third
prize will be q silver medal and will
be given the player credited with the
greatest number of stolen bases. The
fourth prize will be a silver medal too,
and will go to the player judged to
have been the greatest individual
benefit to his team! 49,. J.. ~.
!: Z All the games will be played at
Athletic Park. In cases of double
headers, only seven inning-games will
be played. 49, -. ~ =. = 49,.
School. Children viii Sing. E....-...
More than 1000 PUBLIC school chill
!. dren' representing practically every
nationality in HAWAII, VIII sing and
j portray folk dances IN the capitol
grounds as one OF the Carnival feai
lures. R9lleafsals are Deing neId with
excellent results under the direction
OF Miss lane Winnie and Mrs. Mary
wv. Gum. e :. -. -. +. r s,
| Following are the teachers of the
various schools who are assisting. in
training the children: - =.
Normalasehool- Edgar Wood fprin-
cipall, Misses Anne van. Schaick. Mar.
jorie Freeth, Marion d. Dean, Mar,
garet Cooke, Wyl1ian Cutler, Frances
Eotremba, Gladys Richard, Lorna jan
Irett; Mrs Lila G. Marshall, Allen
Creeyey. E...
Central grammar-Mrs. F. w. Car.
ter (prins Mrs F.. A. Cunning,
Mrs. Lutte wilkins, Misses Jane Gault
Il 11of ca tIat ~
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Company D Tonight.

"A full attendance is required at the
regular weekly assemblxaefa Company
ID, LIST Infantry, N. G. H., this evening.
Drill will be omitted, and Sergeant.
Instructor Maddux will give the men
a talk. Uniform not required. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-17
BASEBALL Will
:: BEFEATl|RE OF
Carnival WEEK
I SCHEDULE OF GAMES
= FOR CARNIVAL SERIES
4 IN SEQUENCE.
Z s7sska SEE q 81 g .

X Maui VS.. 25th Infantry, Saturday.
n All-Oahu VS.. 18th Infantry, Sun
n day.
n AlI-Oahu VS.. All-Chinese. Monday.
4 Maui VS. ASahis, Monday.
u AlI-Chinese VS.. Maui, Thursday.
y AllIOahu VS., All-Chinese, Satur-
n day.
X All-Chinese VS.. 18th Infantry, Sun
4 day.
X AIl-Oahu vs.. Asahis. Sunday.