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Washington Journal., 1916-04-21

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@om tunftigsH JribIing.
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Wit sOIoentm Relne.
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Der 8Gnme rssten
Sid idnDeu.nOe 3nOfp.n.
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Sum tiefen 9dlt,
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limb tauIeno 2ippsR
Snngen un0 iou4sien:
70 1T wi.Oer Griibline!"
ADA HERBST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

on Saturday Afternoon IA hake sale
viii Doc held by two OF the classes Of
tho First Methodist Episcopsi church
81 Elm Grove. ia the Winter Bros meat
Tho annual picnic Of the sunday
church Of Roneys Point will be held al
hlayney's Grove on Tuesday, June 20.
on Friday evening a cake and ice
cream supper viii be held in the Tria-
delphia Methodist Episcopal church.
4 meeting Of the q W. Campbell Glee
club was held last evening ia IA, NJ D.
church Of Elm Grove
The memhers OF the EdEwood I.uth-
Thursday and Friday evenings, June IL
and is. on the lawn Of the Lowery home
I az Edgiugton Lane.
Today the pupils OF Miss Bertha vii
son. ~ Woodiawn. will hold picnic on
Peters Run. The trip there and return
( Will Doe made ou "a hay wagon.
The annual memorial services OF the
/ Modern Woudm'n lodge Of Elm Grove
viii be held ON sunday afternoon in the
stone Frcehrt'rIau church.
Tho monthly meeting OF the keystone
/ BIBLE class ~ the stone Prcsbyforilu
! church VIII De- held on Friday evening.
! Dr. Fox. of Pittsburgh. has moved 90
| West Liberty. where he viii make his
/ Miss Edna Haruha-t. % Dallas. IS vis-
/ iting relatives a. Deep valley. Pa
! George T.. Fulw1r and daughter Miss
| Ntll. Of Biz Wheeling Crock left wee
I t'rday for Chicago. H., where they VIII
! Mrs louis Ehoad,e. 81 near Dallas. &C.
/ visiting Relatives a. Huntsville Pa.
! special cars were operated over the
/ West Virginia Traction ana Electric.
/ company lines yesterday morning IN
| order 90 convey tho children OF ST.
/ Mays uarochi1i school of Martins
] Ferry Co Wheeling park. where they
/ held their annual picnic.
Rose Sfcuf.ld or East Liverpool. %.
! g. visiting relatives in Woudlawu.
/ Tho auxiliary Of tho Buckley " T.
| church spent last evening zoo tho Flor
! srUs Gr.'frrdcu home
J STANLEY Winters % tho United states
! navy. who ie stationed ~ Sew York. ie
| Visiting relatives ia Elm Grove FOR n
! few DAYS.
! The y D 70 club 90 fhc pike district
/ hold n meeting last night az the home
/ Of Miss fa1hrU Holmes. o. gf.nw1oI.
A warehwaiInw toast viii be given bv
/ tho olympia club on GlcuwooI Heights
] on Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
THIS WILL STOP YOUR
hAIR FROM FALLING

lf war DR. Sauserbund who first
discovered that dandrur and falling
hair were caused by microbes
And now that Partisan sage the
WOuderfuily delightful preparation
that kills Tho dandruf germs can DO
occurred AZ ali drug and toilet cuunf.rs.
fhf clean people 81 This country have
awakened f0 flo facf that dandruff Dr.
unrere aarF that falling hair and itch.
In. 0alp can be- quickly stopped and
that anyone Who frequently uses Paris.
Jan SAKE should never grow bald
Iu every reader who wishes 90 Grad.
IDH'r d Eu fIne fardruff stop falling
UaIr and have an Immediately Dirar
scalp free from frh.nezs. We strongly
recommend Partisan sage
Fari.lar Sage s sold Tor not more
fNHr .N cents n large bottle lf Is In
IDEAL daIrN|I perfumsd liquid free
f.nu grease and .fIIEIufrH and aHI
cause hair fU grow Iusfrous and Iurrr
Hnf ' ~ GrIssf A. 90 always ha. "a
large apply and guarantee if f1 sou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

nell Hart. Of Massachusetts. urged the
nomination Of Col. Roosevelt on the
opening day. IL the delegates were so
disposed. and entirely in disregard of
the Republican conventions action.
W lillian Hamlin Chiids, of BROOKLYN
Zion X. Hooker. of New York. and
many others strongly argued AGAINST
precipitate action.
Mr.. Childs Counselled that the Pro
gressives give the Republicans every
opportunity 20 negotiate for harmon
ious action upon candidates. He also
said that II h was evident that the Re
publlcans were acting unfairly. the
Frogressives should then proceed
Orderly Procedure
Chairman Murdoch urged the chair
men To use their influence with their
delegations to insure ordinary and
orderly convention procedure He
said that the Procressives should hold
their meetings as FAR as procedure was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

concerned upon nominations. as II
they were I'm some city other than Chi
caro and far removed from The Rcpub
Leans
similar sentiments were expressed
by Mr.. Hooker. who declared Mr.
RooseVelt'S strength was growing
hourly in Republican ranks
Deliberations and adherence To the
National Committees public program
Of taking up nominations Friday wa
also Coun~ellcd by J. NJ Mccormick
State Chairman of Texas. and Nation
al committeeman Austin r.. Griffiths
OF Washington. and j NJ. lnCersoll. of
Idaho. Judge Nortoni. and Irwin
kirkwood. of Missouri. spoke on the
similar vein.
The delegation Chairmen were di
rected 10 have ready for presentation
az tOmOrrOW's session of the conVen
ton their lists Of nominees for all con
Vention committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
HE TELLS WHAT
RHEUMATISM IS
WHEELING MAN LONG A SUFFER-.
Err URGES OTHERS TO TRY
NEW MEDICINE REC.
OMMENOED.
WHAT is RHEUMATISM

only took one bottle OF TanIac
ana seldom have pain now though
before ! began using II. I was suffer
ing with rheumatism. felt run down
al over. had a poor appetite and
pains in my legs and arms some
nights 80 bad could hardly get TO
sleep. and sometimes could hardly
walk down the street declared still
another Wheeling Tanlac booster
Mr.. j. Thomas. lO49 Eoff St. Wheel
ing. and in telling OF the great good
ne received from the new medicine
appetite. sleep fine. and feel so much
better all over ! recommend Tanlac
KNOWING ~ is very good medicine
especially for rheumatism"
What 10 Rheumatism IS. ~
Doctors asCrtbc rheumatism to
various causes and classify II by
many different names and We have
IN mind that form Of rheumatism
pain resulting from an excess OF
uric acid In the blood. when the
kidneys are weak or sluggish and
the uric acid collects so thickly that
II can no longer be- held i'm a solution.
~ forms into tiny. rough or Jagged
crystals that imbed themselves in the
muscles or joints and cause cruel
suffering whenever the affected part
Is moved. Tanlac has proven so
successful no one need hesitate a
moment before getting a dollar bottle
Al {. III. Griest 4 Cos Drug store,
here in Wheeling IL troubled with
, rheumatic pains. sciatic and neuralgia
| troubles, resulting from the irritating
action of these Jagged uric acid
crystals. BY stimulating the kidneys
To normal activity. Tanlac quiC xiv
assists the kidneys TO flush out the
uric acid and poisons which are the
real cause of so many so-called rheu-
matte troubles. Get dollar bottle
| today.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

CHICAGO. June Ga final pre-con-
vention conference OF Progressive Ma.
tiOnal Committeeman. state chairmen
and delegation chairmen was held to-
night Chairman Murdoch. OF the Ma
tional Committee. and many of the
leaders made speeches urging that no
nominations be made by the COnYen-
ton until Friday. Enthusiastic an
plause Was given Chairman Murdoch
and the COnferces and left confident
that precipitate action in the conVen-
ton would b. prevented.
Chairman Murdoch said. after the
conference that after tomorrow's pre-
liminaries, he was sure the platform
would be considered most of Thursday
and nominations not reached until
Friday.
It was also decided 70 postpone op-
ening OF tomorrOw's session from II
O'Clock until noon.
George W. Perkins tonight reiter-
ated has opinion that the Progressive
convention would not nominate a can
didate until there had been time for
iull conference in accordance with the
declaration OF the Progressive Nation
al Committee last January.
Simple Courtesy.
We said last January" declared Mr.
Perkins. speaking for the Progressive
National Committee. that we would
..Af' ~ fi"ftL 'ANHtutt OF views Win
Republican leaders before we at
tempted 10 nominate candidate. Sim
pie courtesy requires Us TO give oppor-
tunity Tor an exchange OF views before
a nomination Is attempted"
At the meeting the COnferccs, almost
10 a man. lcaped 10 their feet and en-
Enthusiastically applauded Murdoc Ks
speech advocating orderly. temperate
and deliberate conduct Of the cOnven-
ton. \ discordant note came later.
however. when Professor Albert Bush
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
MANY womEr NEED HELP

women arc ~ mUrH inclined - kiIUa I
trouble a. are men. but too often make
the mistake OF thinking that certain
amount o. pain and torture Is their Dot
and cannot BE- avoided You cannot feel
young and cucf Eetlc nor can you hat.
good health when your Kidneys are NOT
in sound condition and eliminating Pho,
poison from your system that tnuaH
backarhe. pains in sides. sore. swollen
gflff and aching Joints and muaclea
Foley kidney Pills viz help you The,
give quick relief from kidney irDubI.
and bladder ailments John CoIsnau q
Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Denounced willis.

Maysville.-At a mass convention for
Union county Democrats held in the
court house in Marysville this after
noon resolutions were passed endors-
Ing the administrations of President
Wilson, senator Promerene and for
mer Governor Harmon and Cox. and
Condemning Governor Willis admin
istration "a being very weak. Follow
ing ticket was nominated.
representative Charles 4 More
lock. OF Marysville: Auditor. Lewis.
7. Rupright, Paris township; Probate
Judge. John G. Hartshorn. Marys-
Vile; Recorder. NJ l. HoWey.
Ostrand: Sheriff William Sloop.
RlchWoO Commits siOners. Frank
Reeley. Jackson township: William
l.. Sanders. Lepsburg township and
christopher Koerner. Jerome town
ship. Surveyor. Martin Burns. Marys-
VILE. Prosecuting Attorney. C. r..
Fackler. fleetwood Coroner. DIT y
.P. Hall \ committee composed OF
John II. Willis. Edward G.. Cody and
Bruce b. Gaumer was appointed 10
fill vacancies on the ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Girls Susnrnded-

College for Women. Mary NJ
Montague, Fort Smith. Ark. and
Josephine Newman. Hawesville. Ky.
We're suspended today and sent home
because they went automobile riding
yesterday with men friends The one
would have received the degree of
bachelor OF music tomorrow The
|other was 70 have been graduated in
domestic science. They may receive
their diplomas by doing extra work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

Right Rev. Charles y. Williams.
Episcopal bishop. OF Michigan. today
delivered the class address to the Sy4
graduates Of Ohio State University.
night. this being the climax OF the
commencement week. Yesterday was
class day. the address being delivered
by J. Milton CASTILLO. of Sandusky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
stahnhe Funeral Thursday.

Funeral services VIII be held in St
1hus German Lutheran church. corner
twenty second and Chapline streets. on
Thursday afternoon al 2.30 o'clock over
the remains OF Marie Ohauna. daughter
OF Mrs. BERTHA Sfahrkc. % Fulton
Heights who died Monday evening Bur
ial Will be- in the Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Joint memorial SUNDAY.

IfIHItITUII TIIEU No. y l. y o Y.
viii cooperate iu the joint memorial
services Of tho odd Fellows TO be held
sunday evening in the First rresbytor-
ian church at Wheeling Rev. Claude
Porter Terry. pastor OF the church. will
deliver the memorial address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
COLUMBUS COUNCIL FINANCE
COMMITTEE SAVES CITY $4,000
By FORGING CITY EMPLOYEES TO
TAKE VACATION WITH
OUT PAY.
And Not Hiring Substitutes During
vacations IN Fire Department
General News Of Ohio.
mteingeneer Bureau.
Colurn bus, O., June o.

The finance committee OF the
city council today cut $4,000 off the
rity's expense. part of this being
money saved by forcing city employees
20 take two weeks vacation with
put pay. About SIS 900 will be seved
Pm the fire department by not hiring
Substitutes during the vacation
season. More cuts are coming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

GAINESVILLE - Harvey ". Why'd.
who came "a this city from Columbus
threatening 20 kiss Miss Dollie Vande
griff. tried 10 commit suicide in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Address on Accounting.

the state auditors office. addresses
the students in the dept. Of eco
monies and sociology at Ohio State
University on public accounting.
Every city in Ohio needs sound
accounting system. for We have never
had proper accounting of public
funds he said. In speaking Of tourn.
bng out part Of the city street lights,
he said that IL Is the things near
home that are first abandoned when
public funds are low. Officials would
not think OF discharging a minor en-.
ploys. because this would bring be
fore the people the need for more
reNenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

The Ohio State University will
establish a model coal and metal
mine. The mine will be 325 feet long
and go feet wide and will serve as
b laboratory for the students on
gagged I'm these branches of study
Lime stone. however. will be mined
Instead OF coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

Tho members % tho uuiUr er4ar rsr-
l.f"H au excellent play lnsf evening la
in' aui forum of fuD West IiH.Ff. STAT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Died From Injuries.

Bucyus.-After suffering for over
seven hours. with broken hip.
fractured collar bone and internal
injuries, Mrs. Amanda Bilsing died.
aged o.. Returning from town TO the
farm near Leesyille this county. her
husband, Henry Bilsing found his wife
PROSTATE beneath a second story
window from which she had fallen
while doing house work Neighbors
failed 10 hear her calls for help
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

Six Ohio State graduates in one
family Is the rather upnusual claim OF
an Eskman family. formerly OF Gin.
cinnati The graduates are Otto l..
Eckman. '04: Clarence Eckman. 'Og (.
Albert Eckman. 10: Florence Eek.
man. IA: Walter Fckman.14 and
Clara Eckman Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

Tiffin-Carl " Diemer. aged go
was killed and his son Leander. aged
:. was hurt when their automobile
stalled and was hit by q train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
SEVERELY Burned

In gas explosion al their home
To-day. Il. w. jenkins and his son
Richard aged II. were severely burn
led and their piano was ruined. The
Family had just moved into the house.
Jenkins did not know that the gas
|pipe was disconnected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

Bellefontaine- Earnest Hagpman.
AGED % of Lima. a lineman. was
electrocuted by live wire az Lake
side this county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

tho Hearth" The play was ably carried
vut. Tails evening at O'clock the
Hry ant and Irving Joint program will be
r. nd, red.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

next year. Two sophomores. NAV
p. Lentz. Milford. Ind. and Bette
Barr. Marion. Ind. who were also in
the party. have had five hours added
10 their graduation requirements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
NO NOMINATIONS
BEFORE FRIDAY
is BEING URGED
PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL COMMIT.
TEE HOLDS A PRE-coNvEN-
TON CONFERENCE.

And Speakers Plead With Delegates
70 Prevent Any Preeipitate Ae-
ton in the Convention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

The gown with an unusually low
waistline proves the exception in these
days of distended, bouffant and hoop
effects. for, with the latter tendencies,
1t follows that the waistline must be
snug and trim. However, such an ex-
ception proves rather an interesting
change, especially when so many of
the details afford suggestions for fur
Their development. The self-colored
embroidery. the high collar and leg
'o-mutton sleeves are usual details.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
EXPLOSION Of
RESPONDER COST
MAN ALL HE HAD
Fireworks Maker Appears to
Prosecutor to Have Received
Neary Enough Punishment

The case of n. Shimonishi. the Jap
anese whose firecracker factory near
the insane asylum blew up August >
with such disastrous results. was cali-
ed in po- C court this morning and
presented a problem Of sympathy and
law. His case was continued until
Saturday. .... ..-... IT,. -:
In speaking Of the case Prosecuting
Attorney Chiilingw0rth says il is one
of the few where the proper course is
uncertain. - r.. .....
The man was ruined by the eXplo-
sion" says Chillingworth. His house
and factory was blown to pieces, his
aged wife injured and his neighbors
are sueing him for damages done to
their windows. and so forth. He real
~ has been punished enough. ..-...
On the other hand We cannot prop
erly discharge him or give suspend
ed sentence on account of the prece.
dent it would set. The old fellow had
the powder there for dozen years
and apparently the authorities knew
nothing of =. Such practises, clearly
against the law. should be discour'
aged. '.. -"
81 think | will ask Judge Monsarrat
to assess nominal fine" he conclud
ed -: 49,. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
ARMY ORDERS
August 1G, 1916.

August 1G, 1916.
Special Orders No. 1876. ..~. >.... =.
5. Col. John F. Guilfoyle, 4th Cayal-
ry, is granted leave of absence for one
month under exceptional circum-
stances, to take effect upon arrival at
! San Francisco, Cal, on or about Sep
| TENDER II, 1916. ~-.... -. II. -.:=.. J..
| 6. First Lieut. Thomas l.. Crystal,
End Infantry, is. granted leave of abb
sence for one month, on surgeons GER
tificate of disability, to take effect
upon arrival at San Francisco, Cal, on
| or about September II, 1916.
T. Pursuant TO authority from the
| War Department, Pvt. William
Hertzke, Headquarters Company, 32nd
Infantry is detailed as attendant to
accompany the authorized mounts of
Lieut.. Col. Michael j. Lenihan, 32nd
Infantry, and will proceed on the
transport Dix, scheduled to sail from
this port on or about August Is, 1915,
to Seattle, Washington, thence to Fort
Myer, Va. ..-:.. III. r.. =. +. -.
8. Paragraph /, Special Orders. No.
1923, these headquarters, current Sc
ries. is amended so as to direct Capt.
Thomas r. Harker, Quartermaster
Corps, to complete the payment OF
troops at Schofield Barracks. and pay
the troops. at Forts Armstrong, De
Russy, Ruger and Kamehameha. Capt.
Harker will be accompanied by End
Lieut.. Frank E, Parker, Quartermaster
Corps.
g. pvt. arthur Elliott, Troop d, 4th
Cavalry, is transferred to the LIST Com.
pany, Coast Artillery Corps, Fort De
Russy, and will proceed to that fort.
10. Capt. Norris Stayton, Coast Ar
tfllery Corps, quartermaster, Coast De-
lenses of Oahu, in addition to his 9TH
| err duties, is detailed as assistant TO
the department quartermaster, in con-
nection with the construction work at
Fort Kamehameha. " .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
FUJINOTO CASE
CONTINUED FOR
PROSECUTION
Alleged Slayer of Waikiki
Chauffeur in Court; Hearing
Goes Over to Monday

NJ. Fujimoto, charged with the muir
der Of II. Emoto at the j. Il. Castle
premises at Waikiki a week ago
Thursday, was. called in police court
this morning. and anoEaer continuance
granted upon request Of the proseeu-
ton. The case is now. set for a hear
ing Monday '.......-
Attorneys Borrin Andrews and Will
liam J. Sheldon appearing for the de-
PENDANT, consented to the postpone
ment when they had been assured by
Judge Monsarrat and Prosecuting At
torney Chi1lingworth that the hearing
would certainly be Monday and that
the case would not be presented to
the grand jury before that time.
In the meantime Arthur McDuffie,
chief of detectives, is still diligently
searching for possible clues. Tome
Emoto, the wife who was injured at
the same time the husband was killed,
is the, chief hope for the prosecution
and McDuffie is questioning her every
day at the Queens hospital, where
she is recovering slowly. ~.
There is little to be learned in
her replies so far" is all McDuffie
had to say about the results of these
examinations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS
August 16, 1916.

August 16, 1916.
Special Orders No. 81.
I. 1st Sgt. James Ho zap, Co. h
1st infantry, will be honorably dis
charged by the commanding officer
list Infantry, to accept commission II
the National Guard of Hawaii.
2. The following appointment II
announced for the information anc
guidance of all concerned: James. Hc
Yap to be second lieutenant OF infan
try, with rank from date hereof.
Lieut.. Ho zap is assigned to the
1st Infantry, and will report in per
son to his regimental commander FOL
assignment to duty.
Lieut.. Ho zap is appointed subject
to future examination, in accordance
with Sec. IS, National Defense Act Of
June 3, 1916. Il. L.. ii. I. :..>-.@
3 The resignation of I'd Lieut.
Clinton G. owen, Infantry, as an of
ficer of the National Guard of Ha
wall, is accepted, effective this date
4. Pvt. Joseph H. K Wright, Co. X
1st Infantry, is transferred to the
Medical Department, and will report
to the commanding officer, Medical
Department Detachment, 1st Infantry
for duty II .->.
5. On the recommendation of the
commanding officer, Field Company
A, Signal Corps, the following ap
peintmerts are made in that orSani
cation: r ~ 80.
Cpl. Henry Auerbach to be sergeant,
vice Kreusch, discharged.
1st Glass Pvt. Wallace r. Weirick
to be corporal, vice Auerbach, pro.
noted. .... r.. -
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. ."s-.~ =. f..
s. The following named enlisted
men are granted Burroughs, with per
mission to travel beyond the limits
of the territory: ......... , III. -.
Cpl. P. E. Spalding. NJ. G. Company
1st Infantry; two months from Aug
Is, 1916. Pvt John D. McVeigh, I'd
Company, c. A. c.; one month and
Is days from Aug. Is, 1916.
Z. With the consent Of the compa.
ny commanders concerned, Pvt. Hi
ram X. Naipe, Co. K, I'd Infantry, is
transferred to Co. L, list Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
SECOND EDITION OF
HIS BOOK PREPARED
=. ~. BY DR.. SCHURMANN

DIR. F. ScliuTmann is issuing a sec
Ond edition OF his book The War as
Seen Thru German Eyes which will
soon he off the press Of the Star-Bul-
letin. This edition is larger, more
complete and if possible more force
ful than the former. 1t contains illus
trations which the first edition did
not and it will be found interesting
by neutral, pro-German and pro-Ally
readers. The contents of the first edi-
ton have been fully revised and there
have been more than sufficient new
developments to warrant the further
additions which he has made.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-18
IT'S THE UNIFORM CAUSES r.:
GIRLS TO KISS SOLDIERS

Cambridge, Mass,-Dr. Max Bergen
OF Clarke college, Wcrchester, has
discovered why girls kiss soldiers. He
says: at is the uniform the girls
admire and not the soldiers. This
wholesale kissing is not premeditated.
Girls do not go out to see the soldiers
with this idea in mind; but once they
gaze upon the good looking, strong
young Americans they are moved by
an uncomfortable impulse"