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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23


 Before one of the largest crowds of spectators that ever assembled on the tennis court, the Morenci tennis players suffered defeat at the hands of the Clifton players with a score lof 3-2 from series of match games played on the local court on last Sunday. Ten players from Clifton and number of friends arrived in the morning and in spite of the threatening weather, play was begun on match of doubles. Five sets of partners were arranged and the opening match was played between Counselman and Finnigan, Riley and Rice of Clifton, resulting in favor of the visitors with score of 1-2. The match between Tuthill and Hayes, An drews and Goldzier resulted in win for the former team with a score Of 20. At the noon hour tle entire party of players were escorted to the Morenci Hotel, where a sumptuous lunch was served. Gustafson and Prouty, Clements and Dieber played LLS IIlIu Ol lHS SnIhO in score for the local boys with score of 20. The fourth match was won by Smith and Cooper playing against Goodrich and Thomson. At this point the score stood two and two and the deciding match was played between Drysdale and Mason, Macreth and Stanger. Up to the last set the match was apparently in Morenci's hands, but the Clifton team turned the tables and by playing won their sets 2-1, winning the deciding match on the whole days plays, De- served applause was given during the games showing the appreciation
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Mrs. w. lP Weller and baby, spent Several days of this week visit ing relatives in Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

J.. Fred McDougall was called out of Morenci on business trip during several days of this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

MT. Gilgannon, the well known photographer, returned to Morenci week after an extended visit in the east covering several months.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Word was received here this week that L. E. Rice was elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge I. O. O.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Miss I. Law entertained few friends at cards at the A. c. hospital on last Saturday afternoon. Whist was the chief form of amusement during the affair which was concluded by serving the quests with delicious eats.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Mrs Frank Mclean and Miss I. Law spent Monday visiting friends in Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Ross Prouty and W. W. Porri, who were recently transferred to the Standard on certain geological work, pent the week end in Morenci.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23
MORENCI NE WIS
 AND ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Mrs. Frank Mclean and Miss I. Law spent Monday visiting friends in Clifton.
 J.. Fred McDougall was called out of Morenci on business trip during several days of this week.
 Mrs. w. F. Weller and baby, spent several days of this week visit ing relatives in Clifton.
 Mrs. Dr. Smith and Mrs. J. G. Cooper, of Clifton. were among the out of town guests who attended the tennis match here last Sunday.
 MT. Gilgannon, the well known photographer, returned to Morenci week after an extended visit in the east covering several months.
 Ross Prouty and w. W. Porri, who were recently transferred to the Standard on certain geological work, pent the week end in Morenci.
 Mrs. A. T. Thomson and Mrs. c. B Nonnamaker were the guests of friends in Clifton on Friday of last week.
 W. F. Geiger left here on last Saturday morning for Miami, Arizona, where he has accepted a position in connection with his work.
 MT. and Mrs Chas. W. Moss, of El Paso, spent several days here the first of the week, combining a busi- ness trip with the pleasure of meet ing old friends.
 The Ladies' Aid Society extend a cordial invitation to the ladies in camp to attend their meeting to be held in the assembly room of the school house on Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. F. H. Towle, manager of the Morenci Hotel had the misfortune to sprain her ankle on last Sunday af- ternoon while attending to duties in her position in the hotel. Prompt medical attention was given and the injured member is reported fmprov- ing nicely.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Mrs. A. T. Thomson and Mrs. C. Bl Nonnamaker were the guests ot friends in Clifton on Friday of last week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Colgate's Big Bath 8 for 25c Colgate's All Round, Plain for 25c Colgates All Round, Violet, 3 for 25c Colgate All Round, Glycerine, 3 for 25c Colgates Shaving Soap, 1Oc cake Colgate's Shaving Stick 25c each Colgate Shaving Powder, 25c
 Colgate's Shaving Creme, 25c
 Colgate's Palm, 5c
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

Mrs. Earl Hastings and Miss Maude Terrell will entertain a party of friends at cards in their home or next Saturday afternoon.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

 Fragrant and
 Refreshing Cuticura Soap, for the toilet, Bath and Nursery. Contains emollient [ properties rendering it valuable for the sensitive skins. 25c per Cake.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

W. F. Geiger left here on last Saturday morning for Miami, Arizona, where he has accepted position in connection with his work.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

MT. and Mrs. Chas. w. Moss, of El Paso, spent several days here the first of the week, combining a busi- ness trip with the pleasure of meet ing old friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-04-23

The Ladies' Aid Society extend a cordial invitation to the ladies in camp to attend their meeting to be held in the assembly room of the school house on Saturday afternoon.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
ORGANIZE WILSON CLUB
IN THE SECOND WARD
New Organization Will Have Outing
Sunday-HOZinski Is President
and Czienick, Secretary.

A Second ward Wilson club was or
ganized Friday night when 40 of the
staunch Democrats of the West end
met in the old Democratic headquas-
ters on kinwood av. Officers for the
new organization were elected and a
committee, consisting of Steve Dwar-
acki, Joe CZicnik, Frank HOzinski and
John Petrowski, was appointed TO ar
range for an outing TO be held at
Chain lakes Sunday, Aug. 10.
Hozinski, Czienik and Dwaracki
were the ones who started the new
organization. HOzinski was elected
president; Czienick, secretary; Dwar-
acki, treasurer, and Joe Jowarski,
marshall.
The outing at Chain lakes will be
an all-day affair and an interesting
program of sports has been arranged.
Among other features, there Will be a
ball game between the married men
and the single men. There will also
be a tug-of-war betW-, the married
men and the single men: 4O-yard
race for boys and a horseshoe contest
for the young men. An F~glish Bull
terrier valued at$10 has been donated
as the prize in the boys rae.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
THE MUSCLE DANCE IS
STELLAR ATTRACTION
9iSque Performances Draw Big
Crowds. Board of CenSOTS
Passes Up "HOOtChy".

The Moose carnival which has been
in full swing since last Monday will
c.ose tonight when the Aiken shows
will pull up their tents and make for
pastures new. With the exception of
Wednesday night, when rain prevent
ed the different features OF the or
ganizatiOn from operating. the car
nival has been in full swing nightly
and has been a great drawing card.
That some Of the shows are decidedly
Tisque Is but putting it mildly. In
fact. the exhibitions OF the muscle
dance given In a couple OF tents are
acknowledged BY old-timers 20 be even
worse or more suggestive than those
put on at the Chicago Worlds fair.
when the authorities were compelled
10 close up many Of such exhibitions.
These have been, par excellence, the
big drawing features Of the carnival
and how they have escaped the official
city board OF censorS lis a wonder 70
many people Of MishaWaka These es-
Unable gentlemen attended the car
nival in a body Monday night and
they visited the muscle dancers tent
and tt is said. they enjoyed the per
fOrmance immensely. This may ac-
count TOR the fact that some Of them
have since made return visits TO this
particular line Of entertainment and
TO have been apparently rejuvenated
by the performances. In any case. the
boys" are we'll pleased that they have
not interfered with the stellar at
fractions OF the show field and are
heaOing encOniums on the heads of
the civic fathers who comprise the
local board of censors.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
CAUSES ACCIDENTS

Since the advent of the jitney busses
into Mishawaka the traffic at the cor
ner of Lincoln highway and Main
st. is at certain times of the day and
night much cOngested and several
narrow escapes have been reported.
caused by these vehicles making the
quick turn at this busy corner. Thurs
day night a well-known lady was run
into by a Ford car while attempting
a crossing at the Mishawaka Trust e,
Savings bank. Her dress was torn
and her arm lacerated and she suf-
fered severely from the shock An
other woman narrowly escaped be-
ing knocked down at the same place
during the evening. In communica-
ton to The News-Times. the former
lady asks why a policeman is not sta
toned at this corner during these busy
nights. She suppOses, however. that
II is on account of their all being busy
taking in the carnival or being other
wise engaged
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
SAVE TROOPS AGAINST
FORTS, ORDERS KAISER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

(CONTINUk Ed FROM PAGE ONE)
Grand Duke Nicholas are retreating
in Poland
The main Russian forces at Kovno
have already been withdrawn. small
forces being left 10 protect the fort
ress and held back the Germans on
the Niemen as long as possible. The
inhabitants of Grodno. Bielestok. Bic
lsk and Brest-Litovsk have been no
titled 10 leave those cities and with
draw into the interior
1t was estimated TO-DAY that the
refugees Withdrawing into the inter
ior of Russia from the cities and
towns which the Germans have cap
tured or are approaching number
more than 100000. They are being
assisted in every possible way by the
government.
The influx of the steadily increas-
ing streams of refugees il causing no
panic in the interior. The Russians
accept the situation without alarm
because of the fact that it is expected
the main Russian armies have escap-
ed the German trap and that only
time for eOTganiZation and the man
ufacture of munitions is necessary to
remake the troops into the greatest
lighting machine in Europe.
LONDON. Aug. 14.-While the Ger
mans continue to make rapid progress
east of Warsaw. their fianking move
ments in the Baltic provinces and
southern Poland are meeting with
stubborn resistance and in places they
have beer forced TO give ground.
The Importance attached by Berlin
TO the operations in the northern
provinces is indicated by the fact that
Marshal Won Hindenburg himself is in
direct command. The German drive
on Riga has struck an iron defence
and has recoiled across the IA, ac-
corGing To an official statement issued
in ctrograd tonight. The Russians
also claim to have forced back the
Germans in the region of JacObstadt
on the Dvina and in the direction OF
Dvinsk and Nillzomir. The statement
was the first indication that the Ger
man had succeeded in pressing SO
close to the Dvina as JacObstadt, an
important town.
quick progress by Prince Leopold
army has resulted in the capture by
the Germans of Siedlce and Sokolow
east of Warsaw. Sokolow is the rail
road centre on which the Russians
fell back when they were forced to
give up the Polish capital and they
had been expected TO make a stand
there. The occupation of Sokolow
north of Siedlce, imperils the Russian
army retreating from the Bug, along
which they held the Germans for
some days after the fall of Warsaw
A German force already has occupied
Busk. north of SOkOlow, and the two
forces are advancing TO meet eacI
other and close the last path oi
escape TO the Russians. The number
of the czar's troops which face the
danger of being surrounded are vari.
ously estimated at from 10000 t
10000 men
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
COYOTE KILLS MANY
CHICKENS WEDNESDAY

A coyote belonging TO August De-
Meester. which has been causing con-
siderable excitement on ). Wells ST,
in the vicinity of DeMeester's home.
was shot and killed Friday afternoon
by its owner.
Mr. DeMeester decided to get rid of
the animal as during the past few
days he has been compelled 10 pay
in the neighborhood of $40 TO varl-
Gus residents near his own for chick
ems the coyote killed.
At the residence next 10 his own
sometime Wednesday night the ami
NAL killed 26 chickens. IT made its
escape from the cage in which il was
kept and secured the chickens by
climbing a tree. The chickens were
found TO have been buried in various
places about the property. In some
cases the birds had not been entirely
buried and tie animal had eaten away
the legs and exposed parts to conceal
the hiding places.
The coyote was purchased several
weeks ago from a place near Colo
rado Springs.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
SCHOOL DETAILS TO
BE TAKEN CARE OF
Buildings Are Ready for Opening OF
Terms, Says Supt. Montgomery.

In a resume OF the improvements
made i'm the local schools during the
summer. Supt. l.. j. Montgomery de-
cIared Saturday morning that every
detail in the schools liable TO give the
least difficulty this winter, has been
taken care OF.
The Franklin and Oliver schools re-
ceived a fresh coat OF pain on the
outside and interiors were tinted. The
corridors upstairs and downstairs in
the Studebaker have likewise been
tinted. The double portable Divi-
sion ST. between Olive and Phillippa.
has been completed This portable is
10 be used for primary grades. An
other double portable on sample 81.
has been constructed. which viii con
tain q Kindergarten room and first
grade room. There are 10 portables
in the city five of which are located
at Sample st. The first grade room
of the Sample st portable is TO be
equipped with desks and chairs made
bv the vocational department OF the
city. This is done that the floor may
be utilized for games.
Throughout the grade buildings
there has been a general cleaning. All
desks have been vanished and the
boilers in all the buildings have been
inspected and reported in good con-
dition
The printing department, which has
been running through the summer,
closed Saturday for Two weeks. The
department has just completed the
printing of the text book used in
mathematics The book contains
about so pages. Many reports used
by teachers and principals have been
printed at the vocational shop.
During the summer there have been
10 boys in the department learning
the printing trade. The course calls
for work most of the summer as we'll
aS tho reouIar school time
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
J. @. AMES TO BE IN CHARGE
VIII Occupy Pulpit at First Nj. l..
Church Sunday.

j. Quincy Ames, general secretary
of the Y. NJ c. A. is TO occupy the
pulpit of the First Nj. Z. church sun
day morning. Henry L. Davis, the
pastor, is away on his vacation. and
Mr.. Ames will deliver the sermon
instead. The subject is MY Broth
er's Keeper"
Following is the musical program
for the day under the direction of T.
ID. Lloyd:
Prelude-"Prayer" Auber
Anthem-'How Pleasant Thy Dwell
ings Are" ......... Parry
OffertOry-SolO "The Publican"
OnertOry SOlo-"The Publican" "
Bardsey de Water
Mr.. Jack Lloyd
Postude-"Quo 12th mass)
Mozart
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
AUTO ON TOP OF STORE
Machine Is Placed on Exhibition on
Roof

1t is unusual to see an automobile
picked up and swung on to the top of
a building but visitors at Michigan
and Jefferson SITS. Saturday morning
witnessed such a spectacle. An auto
mobile which is TO be given away by
George +. Hull was picked up and
placed in a glass compartment built
on the roof Of Mr.. Hulfs store.
The case is so arranged that il can
be seen from great distance and
from four directions. 1t is lighted by
night with huge electric lights and
on the display glass is transparent
lettering.
The Indiana and Michigan Electric
company did the hosting and the
auto was safely slowed away in the
case The machine is a hve-passen-
ger Maxwell and is being used for
advertising purposes.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
is ACCUSED OF PERJURY
Man, 1t Is Alleged. Failed TO Specify
All Debts.

Harley A. Tyner. 324 y Olive St.
was arraigned in city court Saturday
morning upon charges of perjury.
Atty. Otis :. Romine was complaining
witness. He alleged that Tyner. when.
as is required by law, made afidacvit
to the debts of a business from which
he was retiring. left out certain debts.
The creditors of Tyner through Ro-
mine. demanded his arrest
Tyner pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued until Aug. y.
Bond was fixed at $50
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
HOLD PAWN BROKER.

CHICAGO. Aug. 14-JuliUs Erie
lander. a pawn broker was held today
by the police on "A charge Of receiving
stolen property in connection with the
100000 Wells Fargo & Co robbery.
This makes his seventh arrest in the
case
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
TO LEAVE CHARGE HERE.

Man the Master Of ENVIRONMENT
will be the subject Sunday morning
at the Emmanuel Baptist church
For the evening services the subject
will be Supreme Personal Problems. "
Next Sundays services will be the
last that will be conducted at the
church by Rev. Cochran. After next
Sunday Rev. A. ]. Unthank will be
in charge of the services at this
church.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
WANT TITLE oUIETED.

suit to quiet title to certain farm
property has been filed in the circuit
court by Andrew j. Hickel and Chas
+. Holmes against Garrett Denniston
and others.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
POPULARITY
CONTEST CLOSES TONIGHT

The Moose contest for the most pop
ular young lady and the homeliest
man in the city ends tonight and the
excitement among the contestants and
their friends is at fever height. Much
active canvassirg is being done by the
supporters OF the various candidates
and the finish is expected TO be close
between the present leaders. Miss
Clara Fetters still holds the lead
among the ladies. but is being closely
pressed by Miss Melinda Coyle. Charlie
Roy, who is running for the prize TO
be awarded the hOmeliest man in the
city, is leading at The present time and
1T looks as if ne might attain his am
bition 20 wear the golden crown. The
contest Will close at 1880 tonight, and
after O'Clock the voting Will have TO
be done at the show grounds
Following are the standings in the
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
TO SPEAK ON ..DEVIn."

Evangelist Lauda will speak Sun
day evening at the tabernacle at the
corner of Cedar st. and Park av. on
the subject "Devil-his kingdom and
It's fall"
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14

Miss Louise Didier will leave sun
day for Jones, Mich. after spending
one week visiting with her father,
Charles Didier. s. Sixth st.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
UNION sERVICEs SUNDAY.

The union services of the Methodist.
Presbyterian, Evangelical, Christian
and Baptist churches viii be held
Sunday eFening at the Methodist Me-
~1orial church. Rev. Inner will Off
ciate.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
my HOUSE THE HOUSE OF
PRAYER"

The subject for the morning ser
vice at the English Lutheran church
will he MY House is the House of
Prayer" There viii be no evening
services.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
OSBORNE ASKS FOR DIVORCE.

Rex. Osborne petitioned the su-
perior court Saturday morning for a
divorce from Mildred Osborne. They
we're married in 1912. The petitioner
merely charges cruel and inhuman
treatment
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14

Located on West Grove st NIisb-
awaka. Good substantial house sit
uated on a fine large lot. 10 settle es-
tate. For particulars call VIM. Happ
trustee, South Bend. Either phone
1871.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
Is IMPROVING

Rev. l.. {. Rol RS. who was op-
Grated on some days ago at the st.
prove, and his many friends hone To
see him around again soon
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
BIRTHS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scope,
522 S Francis St, daughter. Friday
afternoon.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
RETTRNs FROM VIsIT.

Miss Della Neusbaum, S Church
St, has returned from Van Vert. o.,
where she was visiting with relatives.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
ST. PETERS LUTHERAN CHURCH

The services at St. Peters German
Lutheran church wiz be held at 10
a. m. and viii be German. The sun
day school will be held at Gals.
on next Wednesday night Premona
dance at Van Daele's hall. Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
FIRST ALIBI IS
OFFERED IN CASE
EVerSOIe Says He Had His
Beard Shaved Off Before
Girl Was Killed.

ccoNrrNUED FROM PAGE oNE)
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-14
FAMILY REUNION SUNDAY

The Whitmer family reunion will
be held Sunday at Bremen
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-15

Per ctr. w. G. Hall Tor Kauai ports
| July l5.-Mrs. Geo. Bucholts, Miss b
NJ. Young. G. P. Wilcox. G. N. Wilcox
Miss Harsen, Miss d. lothian, Mrs
h. r. Schmidt, Leon Quansan, Miss G.
Kilibara, H. NJ. GitteL VIM. T. Earkow,
Mrs. A. Enge;<ord, Chas. Gay.
Per str. alauna Loa for Kona and
kau ports, July 16.-Father Gerard.
Father Ambrose, II. Bent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryant and two children, Ed Hen
driQuez and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Magoon, Mrs. Young. Mrs. a. T. Green
well, Mrs. J. B. curtis, Mrs. 9. J. Beck.
or, Miss g. Muller. Miss Gallaher, Miss
s. Kona, Miss s, Ariyashi, Miss X. To-
meta. Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Blaekman.
Frank Born, Miss X. omoto. Miss T.
Soto.
Per str. Clandine for Maui ports.
July 16.-Miss M. e. Brown, H. B.
penhallow, wife and son, Miss r. Pa
nee, Mrs. Rodrigues, Mrs. Perreira,
Master Rodrigues
Per str. Mauna Kea for HiIo and
way ports, July II. Theodore Ahrens,
Mrs. @. W. Boafdman, .. NJ. Camp
bell, ]. ]. Silva and wife, Miss Klue-
gel, H. M. Won Holt. Miss Helen van
Arnswaldt, Lieut.. Watrous and wife,
Miss Al. Lund, Miss A. McGinn, j. J..
Reidy and Yifs, VIM Brash, wife and
child, n, G. Augustine. Jr., Chas. Lee,
Miss G. Fujihara, Edward Harrab, 8.
Fujimoto. H. Akino, H. F. Fitzpatrick
and wife, Miss b. Pratt, Miss Green,
Miss Chaplin, Miss Dunlap, Miss Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haneberg Father
Jules, Father Hubert, Miss S. Haya-
shida, 8. Tonimura, y. 0kada. 8. Ma
koji, Miss G. Tashiro, Miss NJ. Ma
dufre, Miss H. Honda.
Per NJ. N. s. s. Manoa for San Fran
cisco, July 20.-H L Halsey, J. w.
Oleson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Jennings,
J. p. Rego, J. A. Urice, ]. @. Silva,
=. Vincent. Miss J. II Macaulay, Miss
E. Macaulay, Miss F. s. Hamilton, Mrs.
K. Schneck, Mrs. ]. Hughes, Miss I.
Hughes, Master ]. Hughes. Miss r.
human, Miss A. G. Graubeck, Mrs. l..
D Winkson. Mr. Guilt, D. 3. Phillips.
Master Phillips, Mrs. D. Fraser, Miss
NJ. Fullacer, Mrs. E. s. Shepherd. Miss
u. Allen, Misses Harrington, Master
Joe harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ha.
Der, John Little, Miss H. johnson.
Miss M. McLennan, Miss R. johnson,
Miss F. NJ. Green, Miss A. B. Chaplin,
Miss B. Pratt, N. Schultz, r Lamb.
L. Schweitzer, Miss sCrickard. Miss
Ingersoll, E. J. Walsh. Mrs =. J.
Walsh and child, .. M. Ehrhorn, H.
Louisson. Miss A. Walsh, Miss s. An-
derson, Miss M. A. Phillips. Miss NJ r.
woodward, Miss NJ Tulloch, Mrs. Rob-.
err Scott, Miss M. Ehrhorn. Miss Hop
p6rfy, hi. and Mrs. d. 9. Cook. Admiral
md Mrs. Moore. DR.. E. A. Back, ]. L.
BACK, J. MOrmser, Mrs. Il. H. Wat
zins, Miss NJ. Ffath, H D. Chandler
ind wife and daughter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-15
SIippq89 OdtelIoltNeu5
PIER z TO
HELP RELIEVE
CONGESTION

Work Is being rushed on the re
pairing Of Pier at the channel en-,
trance as a means of relieving the
congestion of the local wharyes due
to the berthing OF German refugee
ships In the harbor.
Pier 2, when repairs have been com,
pleted. will be used principally by
Levers & Cookies lumber department,
and lumber schooners are to be dock
ed there. Wagons win be used to
transfer the lumber cargoes to the
Levers & Cooke yards.
Harbormaster Foster Il still await
ing reply to the cablegram to the
war department at Washington ask
ing-f0r permission to anchor the Ger
man refugee ships at Pearl Harbor.
The local army heads have requested
that the ships be not anchored out
side Of the harbor where one of them,
the Holsatia now Is, as they will In
terfefe with the annual target prac-
tise the latter part OF this month.