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be furnished to the Committee, thu
expenses Of such men will be paic
wholly or in part out of the funds
contributed for the purpose.
3. It is requested, therefore
that Recruiting Officers furnish
the Officer in Charge Of the
Eastern Recruiting District,
as soon as possible, with the names
of any particularly desirable men
who would take the cruise but for
the expense involved. 1t is be-
lieved that preference should be
given to men who are willing to
pay One-half their expenses; for,
in such cases, their willingness to
pay half the expenses would be
an evidence of rood faith. If it
were generally reported that the
expenses would be paid for those
who wish to go but are not able
financially to do so, there might
be unworthy men who would take
unfair advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered to get a trip to the
coast and an outing free of
charge, with no real. sincere in
terest in the cruise or it's pur-
r"ses. Therefore. each individ-
nal case will be investigated
through the references given, be-
fore the names are sent in.
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UNITED STATES NAVY PUB
LICITY BUREAU.
Recruiting Sercise.

New York, June IA, 1916.
From Officer in Charge Eastern
Recruiting District; To all recruit
ing officers in Eastern Recruiting
District.
Subject: (a) Travel expenses
of volunteers for Civilian Training
Cruise.
Cb) Assignment of ports desig-
mated for the summer cruise.
l. The reports. concerning the
coming Naval Training Cruise for
Civilions, indicate that there are a
considerable number of cases of
desirable and worthy men who
would enroll for the cruise except
for the circumstance that they
are unable to meet the cost of
travel to the point of embarkation
and the $1,000 deposit required
for outfit and subsistence.
2. The Officer in Charge of the
Easter Recruiting District has
been notified by the Chairman of
the "Civilian Committee for Naval
Cruise" of the City of New York
that funds have been contributed
for the expenses Of young men
who cannot acord to take the
cruise without outside aid; and
that, if the names of such worthy
and desirable men who fish to
take the cruise but are unable to
do so an acc0unf Of the exnansa
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Demand of Administration.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. UDILE TOU.
CHECK, WIDOW Of ANTOINE
VlATOR.
10Th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Iberia, State of Louisiana,

Whereas, Gustavs Viatcr, . resident el
the Parish Of Iberia has applied 20 the
Honorable Nineteenth Judicial District
Court Of Louisiana, holding session in
and for the Parish Of Iberia, to be ap-
pointed administrator of the succession
Of Mrs. Udile Toucheck, widow Of Antoine
Viator, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern to show cause. IL
any they have within ten days from the
first publication thereof, why the PRAYER
Of the said Gustave Viator should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable James Simon
Judge ct our said Court, this 18th dsy Of
Jans, A. D.. 1910.
r. G. DECUIR.
Deputy Clerk of Court.
L. o. Hacker, Attorney.
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TROUBLE IN FINDING
JURORS.

This is one Of the perplexine
problems to deal with. A mar
must know nothing apparently,
to be qualified to serve as a juror.
In getting a juror who knows
nothing about the case, the risk
is run Of getting a person who
knows very little or nothing
about anything. Hence, ignor-
ance is the test. Truly it is hard
to get a juror who is not ac-
quainted with the facts in a case,
at issue more especially if it is an
important case and has been dis
cussed through the newspapers.
Parishes.
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SUCCESSION OF CLOVIS LYONS
DECEASED.
10th Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.

Whereas, Theodore BONN . resi- den,
Of the Parish Of Iberia, Admininistrat i )
Of the above entitled and mum bered auc.
cession. has filed in this Honorable Cour,
her final account As Administrative ~
said Estate. together with his petition
praying that the same be homeloeated d
and approved.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all
whom it doth or may eoDce1n to sbov
cause, il any they have, within ten davs
from the first publication hereof, why the
prayer Of petitioner should not be rrant.
ed.
Witness the Honorable James Simon
Judge of our said Court, this 22rd day of
June, A. D., 1915.
F. G. DECUIR.
D'y. Clerk Of Court, Iberia Parish
l.. o. Pecot. Attorney.
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BURNED HIS EYES OUT.

Mrs. L p. Gathright Of Sher-
man, Texas, poured concentrated
lye on her sleeping husband 's
face and body, which made him
permanently blind, Scared his
body and disfigured him terribly.
She told the sheriff that she did
not want to kill her husband, but
she wanted to disfigure him, so
that he would not be so attractive
to OTHER women and blind him so
that he could not see their beauty
and attractiveness.
lie requested that she be not
arrested or prosecuted.
Cisterns and Tanks. Screen
ing of all description.-Bertrand
Lumber Co. Ltd.
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MEETING OF BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
New Iberia, June 18th 1916

Ne" 1perla, June 18th, 1916.
The Board Of Trustees of the
City Of New iberia convened this
day with Mayor H. S. SeaIy pre-
siding, Messrs. Suberbielle and
Nillerain present.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved
on motion of Mr.. Villermin. sec
onded by Mr.. Suberbielle.
On motion of Mr.. Suberbielle
seconded by Mr.. Villermiu and
adopted unanimously the position
OF Collector and Office Assistant
was awarded to Mr.. Al. Dulanv
On motion of Mr.. Villermin
seconded by Mr.. Sealy the meet
ing adjourned.
II. S. SEALY. Mavor
l.. F.. VIII ER\IJ Cu,
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| See Bertrand Lumber 20. LTD.
if you are in market for hli"ooo
Hog fence.
NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING

Notice is hereby gwen that the
Jury Commission in and for the
Parish of Iberia. Louisiana met
thi. day as per order OF the Hon
orahle James Simon. Judge OF the
10Th Judicial District Court III
and for the Parish Of Iberia. and
after complying with the require
ments ofact 135 of 1898 and other
laws bearing thereon, selected
and drew the following jurors to-
wit:
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II. $. SEALY. Mayor.
l.. f. VILLERNI. C1k
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NOTICE
New Iberia. l.

New Iberia, La, June l7th, 1916
Notice is given TO tho public mt "a
negotiate . note for SIS. 90 dated Januarv
26th, 1912, bearing interest 1t s Der ce ~
from maturity; note was signed By Geo.
Ballansaw and made payable to his own
order. Same was lest OF misplaced bv
the sndersigned mortgages.
MRS. ANN LEWIS ct als.
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HUGHES AND WILSON

| 40 oAO A"oiOHo1 CdtupdiSn pro
ceeds the Repu blicans are des
tined to find Mr.. Hughes a week
rather than strong candidate
ii the issue turns on the conduct
OF our foreign relations, as it
seems likely to.
In his telegram of acceptance
Mr.. Hughes made the Outstand-
ing feature of his attack on the
President the manner iu which
Mr.. Wilson has acted in respect
to the European war and the
Mexican troubles.
1t must be clear to any reason
ing man, however, that if this is
to be the issue the Republicans
made an gorgeous blunder in
choosing MIR. Hughes as their
standard bearer. Obviously he
should have been Mr.. Roosevelt
the fire eater, who, if we accept
as its face value everything he
has said on the subject, would
long since have been at war both
with Germany and Mexico if
within the past two years he had
been occupying the Executive
office.
The country's appraisal of Mr..
Hughes has been that of man
very much like Mr.. Wilson-cool,
conservative and judicial, proof
against popular passion, rating
the pen mightier than the sword |
and preferring the victories of
peace to those of war. 1t is i'm
possible to conceive this austere,
frigid. Unconditional candidate of |
the Republican bosses in the
role suggested by his Chicago;
telegram, written not so much
TO please these bosses as to ap.
peal to Mr.. Roosevelt.
And if the country has not
been wrong in the measure it has
;aken of Mr.. Hughes, why should
t wish to make a change in the
White House, in time of con-
peril, when Mr.. Wilson
las 80 many of the qualities, in
and otherwise, posses. :
'ed by Mr.. Hughes. plus the ex
,erience of three years in the
White House, twenty-five months
# them during the most colossal
var in all history, and when his
ofOur foreign relations
las been so masterful, that he
las achieved by the peaceful pro.
esses of logic and diplomacy
verything that Mr.. Roosevelt
ould have achieved by plunging
his country into war with Ger.
1any? o
Our quarrel with Germany has 9
cen over the unlawful and in b
uman use of the submarine, by >
'hich two hundred or more :
,mericans lives have been sac
ificed. Mr.. Roosevelt or Mr.. y
.ughes could not have restored :,
lose lives by declaring war e. p1
ainst Germany. He could, if q
1ccessful. only have compelled !,
ermany to abondon her U-boat T.
ethods. But the President
as achieved this identical thing
ithOut going to war and hun. l.
-ed of thousands of American
res and incalculable treasure
zen saved thereby.
Why then should the country, ne
hich wants peace rather than 26
sr, be attracted to Mr. Hughes, n n
the issue of the campaign is to ~ -,
the managemnt of our foreign th,
lations?-States. !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-06-24

The above petit jurors to serJ
for the first week beginning Mon
day. July 10th, 1916. A. D. J
Petit Jurors Second Week.
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NOTICE.

pa,ds ds ANIMAL Meeting Of the sto.l
moloers sf the New Iberia snc., U.A co.
PP.ny: P..,y: Limited, will be held An M.rr"n ~"
.uiy 5Yd. 1915, at one o,eio.L
M. INC omee Of the Company, for n: r. El..t =
Ton OF Directors t. .e,va ~ s.n: ~: Llect-
ensuing year. ''e dsr'ns the
a. WV. n. HUDSON,
DeeIetary.
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The above named grand jurors
to serve beginn'ng Monday, July
3. 1916 A d.
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For Sale Cheap

s,c improved property cons;stin. ~
sto s,"'e ana residence building. ana hsrn
e'c. Lot measuring 5oxfa1 ~. [ "s.s'
:. M =, weeks and Madison Streets .n~1. vJL
Iba,;: T. Morrell, phone 496.R W. ~
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ne ABOVE petit jurors TO serv.
aT ,Tr the second week beginning
,Signed: JOS p MnopGH r. L.
P. G. ROMERO.
LOUIS E.. LEBLANC
Jury Commissioners
~ J. A. GONSOULIV.
clerk OF Court. Ex-Oficio .J,,rv
Commissioner. '"S
Witnesses:
Elias J. Miguez
Lionel Fridley
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Q %! !!::.l! ,l n!L

A general court-martial + appointed
to meet at Fort Kamehameha. H. r..
a Monday. March 8. 1916, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, for the trial
Of such persons as may be properly
brought before it. Detail for the
court MAI. Powell C. Fauntieroy.
Medical Corps; Capt Walter G. Baker.
Coast Artillery Corps Capt Malcolm
p. AndrnsE. Coast Artillery Corps; 1sl
Lieut.. Fordyce &. perego. Coast Artil-
ltry Corps; End Lieut.. Frederick r.
Carcin. Coast Artillery Corps; End
Lieut.. George r. Meyer, Coast Artil
lery Corps; End Lieut. Harold DEF
Burdick. Coast artillery Corps; and
Lieut.. Girls M. Burlingame, Coast Ar.
fillery Corps; LIST Lieut. Frederick +.
Martin, Coast Artillery Corps. judge
advocate.
Pvt. John Braikovich, Troop G.
9Th Cavalry, is transferred to the 1881
Company, Coast Artillery Corps, and
win proceed e Fort kasneee b hA
Under the provisions Of General
Orders, No. 81. War Department 1914,
the following named enlisted men viii
be discharged from the army BIZ the
commanding officers Of their respec-
tive stations, by purchase: Pvt. VIII
w. crensfhw and Walter G. COyne,
10th Company. Coast Artillery Corps,
Fort De Russy. and Pvt First Class
Anne G. Michaud Hospital Corps. De
partment Hospital Honolulu. H. T.
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DALEY REMINDERS

70 set value sell It ~ anetion See
auction ADS. ADV.
Round the island IN auto, $500
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.--Adv.
New Victor records Tor March ere
ready It Bersstron Music Co, Fort
near King.
Make your money work for you-
start savings account today. with
Bishop & Co. ~
Every corset correctly fitted. "The
Goodwin shop" robins q and 20, Pan.
theon Bldg, Tel 1898. ADV. Z.
Honolulu Photo Supply Company on
Fort street carries the largest stock
Of strictly photographic material in
the city.
If you want to know the real mean.
ing Of the word convenience start
q checking account today at the Bank
Of Hawaii.
Just received. asw sprfng models
'front.' and back lace corsets. The Good
win Corset Shop, 2142 P3ntheon Bldg.
Phone 1898. Adv
& Ifyou raise chickens. or try to-. or
intend TO, you will do well to consult
the Calif6rhia Feed Company, corner
Queen and Alakea streets.
Bits OF Verse from Hawaii" 4
dainty book Of verse collected and
published by C. d. Wright, is on sale
at all leading book stores and curio
stores. It makes an interesting souve.
mir of the Islands dv
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ARMY OFFICERS TO
COME ON SHERMAN

Today's mail brought from San
Francisco the following list OF army
officers booked for passage on the
transport Sherman, sailing from San
Frahcisco today for Honolulu and Ma
Mia:
For Manila Majors Irving r. Rand,
James s. Wilson, F. A. Dale, Henry H.
Rutherford. C. C. Whitcomb, e. w.
Rich and Charles C. ,Billingslea of the
Medical Corps; Captains Matthew C.
Smith, 14th Cavalry; A. N. Mcclure,
11th Cavalry; James Longstreet,
9Th Cavalry; Julian de Court and Rob
ert Dickson of the Philippine Scouts;
D. T. Castle. 18th Cavalry; E. p.
Amos, 18th Cavalry; /, ]. Mygatt, It'll
Infantry; Lieuts. John E. Mort, 4th
Field Artillery; J.. T. Smith and A. C.
Mcbride Of the same command; Ru-
fus Hagood, medical corps; E. ". Cut
rer. 8th Infantry; D. C. Cordier. Coast
Artillery Corps; X. G. Eastman, End
Cavalry; James p Yancey, 18th Cav
airy; r. B. Austin, 9Th Field Artillery.
For Honolulu - Captains Edward
Carpenter, coast artillery corps; ]. E.
Bell, End Infantry; A. Mcintyre, LIST
Field Artillery: r. 8. Pratt. Quarter
master Corps; n. D, BIasland, 18th IN
fantfy; Charles r. Leonard, 1st Infan-
try. Lieutenants James A. Gailogly,
Coast Artillery Corps; w. w. Hicks,
same corps; George C. Kefeher. 18th
Infantry; G. Barrett Glover, 10th IN
fantry; w, C. Rose, End Infantry; Dan
lei e. Murphy, 14th Cavalry.
Major Rand win be the senior off,
Ger on the transport
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BEGIN LENTEN STUDY
GLASSES WE'D ESDAY;;
LIST OF H0STESSES

The Lentenl study classes of Central
Union church win met Tor organfza-
ton on Ash Wednesday, March 8, ct
s D. m, with the following hostesses:
ManoaMrs. J. B. Atherton. 2135
Oahu avenue.
Punahou--Mrs. w. ]. Forbes. 1913
Wilder avenue
Maliki- Mrs. Theodore Richards,
Kinau and Kapiolani streets,
Kamehameha--Mrs. Webster, Ka-
mehameha schools.
Nuuanu--Mrs. ]. S. B. Pratt, Judd
and Nuuanu streets.
The time OF class meeting will be
discussed. The study book The
Kings Highway" will be, used in
these classes.
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MB10BE YeEE RIDERS
NEEDED FOR SIGNAL
CORPS G COMPANY WORK

With only 10 more men needed to
bring the company 70 fun strength,
Lieut.. r, L. Noggle, commanding
Field Company A. Signal Corps, N. G.
H. says today that several more new
men win be sworn IN tonight at the
regular drill Of the company, and
that the number required for full
company. 20, VIII undoubtedly be sign
ed Up before the close OF this month.
I'VE need some motorcycle riders
In our company he says. "to act as
despatch bearers. We have several
good wireless men and others trained
IN signal work. but we need some
motorcycle men. as the motorcycle Is
playing an important part In modern
signal work and despatch carrying =
Uniforms VIA probably be distribute
ed % mempers or the company THIS
evening It meets at 7:So "a the arm
DRY.
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MORE Than ZOO
TICKETS SOLD
TO BIG SPREAD

Punahou students and graduates.
with parents, friends and families, will
gather at the University Club at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow for chowder dinner
and to talk over plans for the 18th
anniversary celebration. gss
The members Of the general COM
mittee and Miss Margaret Peterson
are In charge of the ticket sale. A
big crowd will be present, and al
ready more than 200 tickets have
been sold. The committee not only
wants every former Punahou student
and parent to attend, but desires to
know Just how many will be present
so that arrangements for their ac-
commodation may be made. For this
reason, all Punahouites are asked to
make their reservations early by tele.
phoning 1872.
The, program win be in four parts,
as follows;
For remembrance Two toasts:
1.-THE Punahou Mothers" by Mrs.
Mabel Wing Castle, and "The Puma
hou Fathefs,,' by William P. Alexan-
der.
For information Anniversary
Week. by Walter F. Dillingham;;
The Financial Campaign" by Frank
c.. Atherto1, aPunahou's Needs by
Pres. A. +. Gfiffiths.
For TUNA bewildering assortment
OF stunts, including riddles. ballads,
1imericks and other verse. The sub
jects and perpetrators Of these will re-
main unknown.
Tor melody Some old songs and
some new ones. written especially for
the occasion, will be sung by. a chorus
Of male and female voices under the
leadership Of Walter F. Dillingham;.
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MORNING Oh ,cHANGE

While the bill for the repeal or the
free sugar clause OF the tariff fact lies
a.mouldfAg In some pigeonhole at
Washington prices OF the local sugar
stocks, like John Browns SOUL,
march on. Deals noted on the Change
sheet today total $3.50 shares, with
Olaa again In the lead at rising
prices which touched s16.75, The
stock was offered at that figure at to-
days close. McBryder too, is on the
upgrade and touched $13 today Pho
neer is up fraction and sells at $45,
while Oahu Sugar has stiffened to $34.
Other issues. are strong and gains OF
one eighth and one quarter are more
the rule than the exception.
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DIED..
s

TH0MSEN - In Philadelphia, Pa.
March 5, 1916, Ernest Thomson,
aged 81. father of Mrs. George S.
Currey Of Honolulu.
MASAKICHI-In Honolulu at the
Queens Hospital, March 5, 1916,
Tomashito Masakichi lmade).
WADILL-In Honolulu. March 6. 1916,
Hoolulu Wadill (female) Of 821
Pauoa street.
LONG In Honolulu, March 5, 1915.
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Long Of 1929 Liliha street.
FURUNO-In Honolulu, March 5, 1916,
Mrs. Suite Furuno of North Vine
yard street.
MATSUSAKA-In Honolulu. March 6,
1916, Juuhosuke Matsusaka Of 1917
Liliha street.
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18TH INFANTRY
HAS PROGRESSIVE
LITERARY CLUB

The following program is announced
for future meetings Of the 18th Infan-
try literary club
March S-Literature and American
writers Of fiction. BY James A. Kin
sey.
: March 10 Studies OF Shakespeare's
plays; brief reviews of the following
plays: "As You Like IT, Sgt John III.
Allen; "The Merchant OF Venice" Pvt.
Henry Moses; Julius Caesar" Pvt.
3. Hickman; Hamlet" Pvt. Samuel
w. Graves; Macbeth" Pvt. George
Robinson. 81
March 22-WllIiam stanley Braith
waite. the great negro poet and Liter
airy critic. BY Pvt. William H. Thornp
SON. sft7e
March 29-The great orators OF The
negro race, Frederick Douglas, J.AC
Price and Booker T. Washington. b.
Pvt. r. II. Heron.
April 5-The great athletes of tn
day and Of the past. BY Cpl. Benja
min 81. Mills. champion Splinter Of thu
25th Infantry. Discussion by the 50
ciety devoted to athletics in general
April PA lecture on the natura
history Of Hawaii. BY Prof. Bryan o
the College Of Hawaii
April 19--An evening with the chill
dren. Al program will be prepared
solely for the amusement of the chi
dren OF the regiment. to be conductec
by Mrs. Scott Mrs Robinson and Mrs
Reynolds.
April 26-kctors' night. Some lead
ing negro theatrical performers
sketch by Mr.. George Brown and com
pany.
May S--Debate: Resolved, that in
dustrial education is more benefcia
than college education" Affirmative
SGT, George w. anderson; negative,
Pvt. r. Hickman.
May To- Prominent Negro Cathp
lies. BY Chaplain Ignatins Fealy, 1sta
Field Artillery. A discussion BY the
g, society ts.s, devoted e negro religious
May 1.-THE works Of Charles W
Chestnut BY Sgt John H. Allen. a.
discussion Of negro prose writer's.
May Oriental Views and Re
views BY DR.. Westervelt Of Homo
lulu.
May s1-The life and works OF Alex
ander Dumas. BY SGT George w. An
derson Discussion Of the Three
Musketeers" AMI The Count Of Mon
% Crisfo. = :,
June IA musical entertainment
and discussion Of some of the great
composers and their works. Conduct
ed by Mrs. o. ]. w. Scott, Mrs. +
Reynolds and Pvt. Arthur H. Thomas
June 14--Longfe1low night A re
view OF "E4ausBline, BY Mrs. Letlit 4
King and ) IIis Hathas by chzplaif
q. ]. ~. Scott.
& June Educational night. "Tht
school atteE ID BY Pvt. Henry
Noses, Pvt. Je es A. Kinsey, Mrs. E J
Reynolds and A.rs. o. INV. Scott. ks
METHODS
June 2s-Electidn Of offcefs for the
ensuing six months and the formula
ton Of a new program. 4
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Plan GOOD TINE
TOnORROXNIGHT
At ARhORY Ball

Lieut.. Lawrence Judd and Sgt
Bruce w. Shelton. sergeant-instructor
with the 1st Infantry, n. G. H., are In
charge Of arrangements for the big
bali which Is to be held In the armory
tomorrow night as a benefit for the
enlisted mems club rooms. The dance
win begin at 1880 o'clock.
Music viii be furnished by the LIST
Infantry band. N. G. n. and a good
time IS expected. Admission charge
for gentlemen will be so cents. but Ia
dies win be admitted free.
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FIRST INFANTRY NOTES

Major Francis E. Lacey, Jr., is ap-
,ointed summary court.
- -
Sergeant Carl H. Unselt, Supply Co.
Co. Az, Is appointed regimental quar-
ermaster sergeant, vice Solderblom,
etired.
! Private Harold ]. Wheeler, Co. f,
s detailed as a member Of the mount
ID orderly section, Provisional Head
quarters Company, vice Greenfield, re.
sieved.
Upon the recommendation Of the
company commander the following ap-
continent Is made In Company A.:
Private Stephen Cannon to be cor
poral, vice John s. Strinsky, reduced.
- -
The following named enlisted men
are relieved from special duty with
The Provisional Machine Gun Com
pany: Pfivates Lawrence Alfred, Co.
81; Walter 4. Martin, Co. d; Harry
Wright. Co. r; James w. Connaily::
CO. +; Raymond y. Morgan. Co. /;
Charles r. Robins, Co. X, and Mar
linus Thomson, Co. L.
- -
. The following named enlisted men
are detailed as members of the Pro
Tisional Machine Gun Company to fill
existing vacancies: Priyates Paul
9uerne, Co. d; Willard p. Cheyal. Co.
r; Frank Busse, Co. I; Ernest F. VIII
son, Co. Il; Nathaniel Noah, Co. K;
Charles C. Houston, Co. L; Henry A.
Hubert, Co. M, and John c. Steadman,
Co. NJ,
u ~ ~
The unexecuted portions Of the sen.
sences Of confinement in the cases Of
he Following named enlisted men now
serving sentences Of coElnenbeht ini-
posed By special and SUMMARY COURTS
martial are RENTED, and the soldiers
named are released and reported to
their companies for duty: Private
Frank B. Mum. Co. A; Mayrow Cliff
con, Co a; Baktista Bada, Co. AZ
f4Frehce N6ser. ca Be Harry r.
B6';ey. Co: Il John q Boutwell,, Co.
n, and Roy = Riizsel. Co. NJ.