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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
HOPEWELL PETERSBURG
ROUTE TO BE SURVEYED

iirrEWEI.L, VA. February IL
""fk Of surveying tn" route for The
ne" hopew"il-PetersbUr highway.
which * !" connect the two cities. viii
ne begun within the next fcw days by
engineers employed by State Highway
commissions Coleman. Actual CON
"t'ucii"n viii begin as soon as tho
survey mas been completed. and wili
De rushed to completion
III. road probably Will be Of con-
crete, and II is said tha, WORK will h.
begun al city Point, thus assuring a
Nnio"tn- paved street for Hopcwel in
ADDITION 10 improvements that can be
nihn" from FUNDS provided by the Leg
me iinprovcm"M of the streets
II is said that two different routes
VIII u" surveyed. and il viii he de-
cided later which route III. improved
road viii follow. .'"o,n Petersburg tn
Cedar Level. only one route viii b,
surveyed From that point into Hone
well two routes will he surveyed.
one viii parallel the Norfolk and
Western and another will fol-
i"w more closely the route 81 the
new Petersburg and Appropriations El.c-
t!ic hallway. The road viii he built
from the Du Pont Hotel at City Point
10 the city limits OF Petersburg, tho
entire distance being about ten miles
The funds provided Tor the road by
Prince George County. til" city Of Pc
lrrSnUrS and the DIV Pout Powder
company VIII not he sufficient If the
t"ah - built Of concrete. as proposed
by Secretary Martin. OF the Petersburg,
Chamber of Commerce, and other funds
viii have TO lie raised hy private sub
kcriptionS.
The city Council OF Petersburg
voted s25,oVn towards the cost OF the
road, the Du Pout Company gave s25.-
"p". and Prince George County ~ to
give s4"o"c This total Of $ao. ooo
womb be sufficient If the ROAD were
built Of the mnterial at first proposed
~ concrete road IL built, the cost
VIII be about $1,000 more and IL is
proposed to raise this amount by Dri-
taie Subscription. Many HONEYWELL
business men have expressed their
Willingness to subscribe 10 the fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
AMHERST COZ NTY REPORTS
IT'S PEACH CROP NGI.i.ED
tsnccial :, The Times dispatch.

i.NNCnBCEG, VA. February IL
Rowland Lea, manager OF he NontroSS
Eriit Company, which operates an i'm
mcnse peach orchard on the Tobacco
Row Mountain, in Amherst County,
while III the city yesterday, reported
that the cold weather Of Monday ana
Tuesday ruincd> al! chances for q crop
or that property this year.
Mr.. Lea stated that the tempe rat lure
on the mountain dropped 10 degrees
one night and 10 the other, during
the cold snap. and that as far as he
could observe after an inspection the
prospects for Il peach crop there this
year was killed in the bud.
The peach trees were very much adj
vanced on account of the unusually
warm weather which has prevailed
during the FIRST six months OF the year,
the advance being at such a stage that
the buds were unable to Survive tenn
pcrature as low as il was during san
day and Monday aights.
While no reports have come from
other large orchards in the counties
contiguous to tyncuburr, fears are
held Tor these, hccauSe, generally the
MontroSs orchard on the mountain can
stand more severe weather than those
in the lower lands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
VIII Present T~s,i,n.nInl.

NJ the True Ecfurmcrs Hall Second
street near Leigh street, Tonight. col
bred citizens Will tender il testimonial
TO DISTINGUISHED white citizen Of
this city, in manifestation Of their high
appreciation OF him aud fo;' manv acts
|oi kindness performed unseldshly by
ann 10 the poor and distressed OF the
Guy. An elaborate program hHs been
prepared CITY and state officials
Judges OF the city. stat. and Federal
courts and Il large number OF other
prominent white citizens have been in
Nited, seats being reserved for white
visitors. Tn" testimonial will he a
SOLID silver tea service. The public is
invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
EASY WAY TO
HEAL COMMON
Sk|N.TROUBLES

\ Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but well-tried and inexpensiye
nome treatment for people suffering
with eczema. ringworm. rashcs and sim
mar itching, burning skin troubles.
Al any reliable druggists get a lar
Of resinol ointment and cake OF resi-
mol soap These are not at all expep-
sive' with the resinol soap and warm
waller battle the affected parts thor
oughly. until they are free from crus,s
an" 'he SKIN is softened Dry very
SchtIS. spread on u thin layer Of the
'cSihol ointment, and cover with -
ilShi handaSe, IL necessary, to protect
the clothing. This should he done
Twice day Usually the distressing
itching and burning stop with the frsi
treatment. and the skin soon becomes
clear and healthy again, unless the
! trouble Is due 10 some serious inter
nal disorder. Samples free. Dept IS,
Eesinol, Baltimore, Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
POWDER COMPANY WILL MAKE
HiG IOAN TO IOPESf:I.I.

Especial I" The Times pispatch.1
iibfEWEl.l. VA. February lift
was reliably reported in Hopewell to-
gay That the ia Pont Powder COMPANY
has made a tentative offer Of loan 10
the city Of Hopeweli as soon as the
charter now pending in the I.cgisla-
tnre II enacted into law TO br used in
permanent improvements. The report
was taken as nn Indication that the
l'u 'ont Powder COMPANY has uu-
bounded faith in Hopewelrs future
The loan is L" hear - per cent in
tereSt, and is 10 be evidenced 10y forty
year bonds.
The fact that tn" company is willing
TO advance large amount for such
" i"hS term had stimulating effect
among Inc business men OF the city.
ne loan VIII be OF incS;ima bile value
TO the city as confidence in the future
ot thc powder town advanced cousid-
ciahiy with III. announcements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
A QUICK, SURE WAY
TO END CATARRH
tHtnrrh Germs Breed By Millions In Air
iass'ists "f Nose and Throat. lust One
WY to Drive Them Out

70 stop catarrh for good you must drive
catarrh ana that now feeding and
sr"wihs Fat upon the swollen tnfiamed
mucous membranes Of your nose ana throat
splendid mems Of destroying caturrh
germs ana overcoming Catarrh has long
'r"h recognized by physicians in the we'll
hh"wh OIL or Hyomei pronounced iiiEh-o-
,hr' a''i II j. now II very simple matter
Tor any cathrrh sufferer to use II with sDIen-
ana rekuith AT home, by breathing It's air
through II httlcN hard rubber inhultus de-
wee which leading druggists are supplyin:
with each large complete treatment JUS
pour q few drops Of the oil Of liyomei int,
mn inhaler, place II between your Ips
and then breathe naturally and the pleas
am smelling antseptic germ killing air
WI penetrate deep down into every fold ana
treN!cs -: your raw, sore nose. throat ana
lungs anu give you quick, certain relief
opening up the air passages. making you
breathe easily, stopping the inflammation
ana discharge and driving from your sys-
tenn every chtarrh germ tina, has foun,I
!ohsment there.
IL YOU want to be Tree from every symn-
tom or Gathrrh, are tired OF trying ono
thing after another without benefit go tn
Tragic Drug co, any other reliable tru,.
store her:ahnuts and get complete Hyotei
ninaier outfit, use 1t every day for a few
minutes, aud II II does not drive the catarrh
germs out Of your system and give YOU real
lasting relief from CRtsrrh, your druggist
VIII give YOU Sour money back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Expert Advice.

H. Gillette. Mrs ". II. Miller: decora
iioils. Mrs z w. Ca-dwcll, Mrs a g
COPELAND, Mrs. II. II Hall Mrs G. g.
Powers. refreshments. Mrs J. A. Hob
son, Mrs. q ". White Mrs H. T.
Larsen. Mrs. Q \. Bailey
10 Give social.
The Wesiey rhilathea class OF De.
catur street Methodist Church viii hold
Il social in IN" sunday school ron,u
'hi- evening from $50 10 10 o'clocl;
Charity AFFAIR
The women OF the Sanctuary society,"
OF - Eencdict's Chapel ar. MAXIM"
arrangements for a birthdu" ,Ir,v m
be given on 1rc.Iuy evening i..h-n.
az =! from $50 20 1880 O'clock. at
lHe Rene dictine College hall m, ar
49, IL Tor tne benefit OF the e,ctG'l
"a" program Viii include musical
i''ii;:''+iH. a..1 ~!!! Begin promptly. at
so" o'clock, followed by dancing Re.
ireshnentS will he served. aud all in
teT"stcn are invited 10 attend
fi"no Recital.
the music pupils OF the Sacred
iIedrt school viii give a recital at the
9ti"n Auditorium, Ii, West Broad
street. on Tuesday, Febluurw 80 a.,
o'"locE. The following viii take
part Marie Hawks, Helen Coleman
G"neNeve Evans. Nirginiu Iiackett.
katherine hirk, Phyllis Ryan, Irene
hilsc. Laura Carroll. Hazel Myers
Kathleen powers, Winnie Leavey,
Elizabeth Melvin, Bcrnnrdine lInfiiug
Mari. smith. Alberta Hayes anu Flea
nor kirk. All Interested are invited 10
attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
At the Movies To-Day

iSIS-Robrrt u. MautcI aud
t'eneNieNe iiumprr. In "Thr I'm
faithful Wife,"
BIJOU-"rhe Green swamp" with
bruce McRae and Bessle HurrIscaie,
and Mabel NOrmund and Roscoe Ar
buckle. In "iir Did mud He DIdn't.~
hICrOR-"IiOnic, sweet Home"
with nt1-Atnr rnst.
DDtON War, I'ickford I'm
"hndnme But tcrny."
REN-"Pov and George Oyry
In "Jerry'a MiIIi0ns.o
tOf.ONItI-.'Ihr Bnllrt Girl"
with Alice Brady and uUlbroOk
Him.
III"ILE-JOhn ItarrSmorr fin
"Ncarly King"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

Ing the Southern Railway ticket agent
II Salisbury last fail. The others who
escaped are Earle Cotton. Charles Hell
Ton, George Ryan, r w. Tcasby. Jim
Freeman aud G. :. Wells, alias Henry
cobb
Rowan officers tonight captured Jim
Freeman. Led - bloodhounds under
Ne direction 81 Sheriff kridcr and half
4 dozen deputies, they chased Freeman
Tor fifteen miles across Rowan and
baNi. Counties and run him down in
Il Held. ~" IL nov in the Salisbury
jail. This was the serond tine he had
.SCaped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
FULLER SAYS THERE ~ 40
DEMAND FOR REID t"TIO<

Mr.. Fuller argued that the Charter
Chahge Committee had ample chance
to pass upon this question OF reducing
the membership of III" board aud IN,
ieli, he said. that as the matter was
not brought before that committees
there was 10 need FOR any reduction.
"Rcmembcr, cautioned Mr. Fuller
that there is strength IL numbers"
When the question was put to vote.
il was defeated by 10 !; vote. Then.
upon Alderman puller's motion, il was
recommended 10 the Council that the
measure be rejected.
The committee recommended for
passage that j. y. Solomon be per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

-p"rIhT Z" Tic TImcS DIS PATCH
rET EkSBUEGi. VA, February IL
Anderson Ellebee, aged twenty-sevep
years, the young white man who was
brought TO hospital in this city on
saturday night suffering from injuries
F:tttN"u WEtn ne WAS struck by a
train on the Norfolk ana Western Rail
wa near Du hont Guy, died at the
hospital late las. night from shock
caused by the double amputation Of
The right L.; and arm Ellcbee was
from Rock neham County, y g.. and his
remains were SHIPPED L" his home to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
THEIR FEARS UNF0UNDED

WASHINGTON. February 1,.-Secrc-
tary McAdoo told the House Merchant
Marine Committee to-day that fears OF
TN" government operation features OF
ihe administration shipping bill voiced
by Majority Leader kltchin and others
were unfoundcd
! do not believe that the govern
ment ever will have to take stock in
any Of the shipping operations proposed
ny this bill" said he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
.IA FER OF kNI:AD
RELEASED On BAH.


-Tl"'|Tt:I 10 w lIiltN- ]
PETERSBURG. VA. February Ii
osborne NJ Brooke. th- IN Pont police
officer who on November ( shot ana
killed Gilmore Sn.ai. AZ .inploye- Of
tn" Du pont Powder Company, WIS
haiied This evening by Bail Commits
s!oncr W. h. Tempt. IN the sum OF
$500. with Charles I !.assiter az Sc
curi,y, for his appearance ~ the next
term Of the Cir :uit court OF Prince
George which meets on Tuesday Feb--
ruhTY - ErooK:s mother end wife
wor" present whe.. bail was furnished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

Special 10 Thc Times Dispatch
iiEAIliSNii.LE, VA, February IL
"atrick Calvin, while burning brush
OH the farm Of Frank Davis, in Fleets
tnE Neck, caught FIRE, and before lie
could get assistance his clothes were
burned of and his body burned to a
crisp He Was carried home. and
fingered scv.ra! hours IN agony before
IvMth came TO his relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Ht Lis Of ESTATE LEFT
TO WIDOW OF ELAGIE Ell

lSpecia! TO The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. g., February IL
nile the VIII has NOT yet been filed
Tor probate. 1t is learned that the bulk
OF the estate of Mrs. Sallic Dortcb
keenan,. widow OF Colonel Thomas <
Keenan,. clerk OF the supreme Court. is
left 10 her niece, Mrs. Henry NJ. Flag
Ter. the widow of the Standard OIL
and Florida Railroad magnate. The
estate is probably worth about $50 am
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
COMMITTEE REJECTS
FOUR-MEMBER PLAN
Powell Resolution Is Again Reported
to Council for Re
lection.
WILL ELECT BOARD MEMBER
Reports Indicate Efforts of CITY I'm.
plOyceS Under Administrative
Board TO Control Selection Of New
Member.

Following spirited discussion. the
Council committc" on Ordinances last
night recommended for rejection the
Powell ordinance designed 10 decrease
the number OF members If he Admin
istrative Board from five Ia four
by the following vote Of to . the
committee opposed the ordinance: Yea--
Gunst, Paul ana Welsh Nay-,'hca,-
wood I.add English and FULLER. on
motion Of Alderman Fuller. il was
voted that the ordiuauc" l." recon-
in"nd"d 10 The Common Council. from
which body il was referred TO TIM. com
mi;t.c. FOR rejection and the chances
Ar" that /, Viii be acted upon AZ the
special. meeting of the Council to be
held tonight ~ o'clock T. is cx-
p"ctcd tina, Ia" call for this meeting
viii h." 50 amended that The Powell
ordinance viii come up as 81 regular
order Of BUSINESS This being IN. ease,
the ordinance will be considered on it's
lneEitS. and Will not require (, two
thirds vote 10 bring il before thu. body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
DESpER ATE PRISONERS
ESCAPE FROM Guard

SALISBURY. n. c., February IL
Eight state prisoners made their cs-
cape at Salisbury on Wednesday night
while being transferred from one train
to another, The men are all white,
and among them some noted crimi.
nais with long sentences. one OF these
is Lowe Daniels. OF Randolph County,
serving thirty years for killing four
persons last year. Another Is s. r.
Starnes. serving Ave years for assault
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

mltt"d TO erect Il Our-Story frame stable
on Eighth street. Fulton
IN ORDINANCE. TO hN the weight to la.
allowed upon the floors Of mercantile.
'StinIlShInchtS. recommended by the
'"''"'hs Inspector, WAS rccoin,ucn dcd
by IN" committee for passage J:uiIl-
ing Inspector Butler told the committee.
ihat the law which he had suggested
was IN force IN practically every large
city in The country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
woMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Granichildrcn's Chapter. AuNil-
larry 40. TO Richmond Chapter, L. ID.
IT,, will meet this afternoon AT o'clock
in Lee Camp Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
CITY EMPLOYEES ASK
ifOBSUN 10 HI.I'IRt

Current report In municipal circles
has !; that Mr. Knowles has practically
Inc Unanimous Endorsement OF city en-
pioNecS who are undo: The Administra-
tive Hoard
ASKED as 10 the authenticity OF this
4 c!ty oihcial in charge Of depart
ineht under the board yesterday after
noon denied IL. II am in favor OF the
c"naidhcy Of Mr.. Hobson." he said. and
have told him that !. as well as other
cay officials, viii support him. How
ever am certain that he cannot win,
Tor inulcaiions are that Mr.. Knowles
mas enough votes in both branches of
the council to insure his election
nave suggested 10 Mr.. tiobson. in vi.w
OF the facts ia the case. tina; he with
draw from the race"
Mr. ilobson who has said that he
does no, intend TO make a contest for
he vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr.. WhItlet, has not intimated that IN.
intends 10 retire. He will uudoubtedly.
permit his name to go before the
Council.
When The Powell ordinance to de-
crease The Administrative Boards mem
herShip came before the Ordinance.
Committee. Alderman Fuller protested
on the ground that the matter had been
previously ousidcred and reported bv
the committee. Chairman Gunst ruled
against him. Councilman English
urged that consideration OF the measure.
be deferred until citizens could be
heard from. II we do not hear from
the citizens" II. explained. lit is Ger
tain that rhey are not ciamorinp for
thiS change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

Tie annual forciun-Inission praise
service Will he held in the lecturc-room
of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church this afternoon At o'clock.
special program has been prepared. The
public is cordially invited To attend.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-11
.SIX-DELEGATE
SLATE HAS MET
some OBJECTION

Though a slate was arranged a
week ago for Republican delegates to
the national convention, the list of six
then selected may be changed, and as
several Republicans think that not
more than two c:.n be properly named.
the territorial convention is likely to
have some interesting questions to de-
eide. --e. = = * e..
Delegate Kuhio said today that
there seems to be a strong undercur-
rent in favor OF naming not more than
two. He frankly says that he Is q
candidate. Unoffcialiy the story is
that Kuhio is unwilling to go to Chi
cago as representing West Hawaii.
which was on the slate originally
fixed up, and that he insists on run
ming for Oahu. He would not discuss
this today. ..
If only two delegates are sent, the
leading candidates now are Kuhic
from Oahu and C. A. Rice from Kauai,
but several other influential and
"wheelhorse" Republicans will be
greatly disappointed II they don't get
a chancesto go. So fE
Its salf up 20 INSTRUMENTATION says
Kuhio.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-11
MRS. HARRIET KEARNS
RESIGNS POSITION AS
MATR0N AT WAlAL EE

Further changes in the management
at the boys Industrial school at Waia-
lee we're made possible today by the
resignation of Mrs. Harriet L. Kearns,
matron, which was accepted by the
industrial schools board No appoint
riient to fill the vacancy was made,
Supt. Frederick Anderson being asked
to recommend some one.
Tho board authorized the purchase
Of a Ford automobile for use by Miss
Sadie C. Sterritt, superintendent of
the girls industrial school, in parole
and other work. DR.. c. B. Cooper was
appointed to follow up the recent med
zeal survey at the boys school. as it
IS nov planned to perform at the
school such operations as may be rec.
ommended
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-11
FUNERAL OF COL. AVER
TO BE THIS AFTERN DON

Funeral services for the late Lieut.
Col Waldo e. Aver, LIST Infantry, who
died on Thursday afternoon at Fort
Shafter were set for z o'clock this
afternoon in st. Andrews Cathedral
Palibearers chosen for ckhe services
are Lieut. Col BENJAMIN w Atkinson,
End infantry Maj. Michael ]. Leni-
han, End Infantry MAI Francis E.
Lacey, Jr., LIST Infantry;; Maj. Charles
e. Tayman, LIST Infantry Mai. Frank
H. Albright, 25th Infantry and Mai.
Guy G. Palmer. 18th Infantry.
firm at SIT, Onomea at $3.50 and 9TH
er sugar issues at yesterdays levels.
Hawaiian Pineapple continues on the
gain, and sold today at s37.75. Oahu
Railway Is also UP a BIT, fani schanges
hands this morning at $f53. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-11
WOluDSECURE
ENDOWMENT OF
BOYS SCHOOL
More Teachers and Buildings
Needed at Military insti-
tuition in kaimuh

An endowment fund, which would
enable the Institution TO employ more
instructors and make several needed
en;argefnents. Is. at present, the most
pressing need of the Honolulu School
for Boys, according to conclusions
reached at the annual meeting Of the
trustees yesterday.
A special committee on endowment,
has taken the matter In hand. and ex
poets TO report back within a short
time. The meeting was well attended
an Important item of business beins
the election of Gerrit p Wilder, JohE
Waterhouse and Judge Antonio PER-.
as trustees. Reports of the STANDING
committees, showing the school to b.
in excellent financial condition, wert
presented and accepted.
The trustees took over from the con
tractors the handsome new mess hal
arfnory and library, erected at a cost
OF about $11,600. New tennis anc
Basketball courts also have beel
erected. At the close Of the meeting
the cadet battalion, comprising about
60 boys, passed in review and was in
spected by the trustees.
A new feature of the institution Il
q complete dental surgery DIR. z. L
Hutchinson visits the school once a
week. in about 10 days the governor
and other officials Will visit the school
and present the battalion with stand
Of the national colors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-11
OSLATEs OF
DEMOCRAISFOR
NATIONAL MEET

Local Democratic headquarters are
a-buzz these days In the matter Of
the Bourbon nominations for officers
of precinct clubs, delegates to the big
st. Louis convention and national
committeeman, delegate aid commit
teemen prospects appearing to hold
the center of the field of interest.
As regards delegates, there are al
ready two states in the field. One OF
these, known as the regular" slate,
consists of l.. L. McCandless, Jesse
Uluihi and NJ. c. Pacheco of Oahu;
Morris Keohckalolo of Maui, David
EwaEko of Hawaii and man from
Kauai, to be selected by McCandless.
Although A. A. Wilder is candidate
or place in the regular delegation,
whether Pacheco or Uluihi win be ask
ID to step aside to make room for him
las not been decided.
Judge Wilder says he has consented
% run at the request of friends both
lere and in Washington, although at
sacrifice to himself and his business.
lie declares he will make the race
whether or not he receives the sup.
port of McCandless. -...s..-..
The second slate is known as the
oinkham slate, and consists of C. j.
Mccarthy, Bertram G, Riyenburgh
and John Effinger of Oahu; DR.. J. II.
Raymond of Maui, Ollie Shipman Of
Hawaii and j. K. Farley. of Kauai,
With the exception of Effinger and
Raymond, all the men on the Pinkham
slate are territorial officers. : >.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-11
signal COMPANY
Of GUARD MADE
into D TYPE

Changes made through the enlarge
rent Of Field Company A, Signal
erps, National Guard Of Hawaii,
ACE former lieutenant r. L. Noggle
- the head as captain, with two first
ieutenants, Jay C. Ramey and Robert
arlisle.
Frcm a type C company with 40
aen, and consisting Of two wire sec
ions, the company now becomes one
q the ID type, with 20 men and two
sire and two radio sections.
Drill is held in the Palace grounds
very Monday night. and has since or
anization consisted mainly of infan-
~ drill. Within two weeks 1t is plan.
led to begin practise in the fundamen-
ais of signal work. A few more men
re needed who can ride motorcycles,
despatch bearers.
All Of the uniforms were distributed
a Monday night, with the exception
fthe hats which win be ready next
eek