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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
RUSSIANS MAKING NEW
ADVANCE TOWARD I LEMBERG

LONDON. Eng. Oct. 4.-After three
days incessant fighting the Russians
have won a considerable advantage
in their drive toward Lemberg, and
are now threatening the town Of Brze-
zany, so miles southeast Of Lemberg.
says Reuters despatch.
In the Balkan arena the British
have progressed near Karajaketii. On
the west bank Of the Struma rfvers
capturing part Of the yiIlagB Of Yeni-
keui The BuIgarians are making
counter-attacks and fighting contin-
ues.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
PROTESTS AGAINST
.s<s. - PAYMENT OF PROFITS

~ EFF. Cyckler, representing the Lord
Young Engineering Company, at a
meeting of the harbor board being
held this afternoon protested against
the payment of Is per cent profit on
additional work on Pier s, basing the
cost on the estimated prices of ma
terial. He urged for the company that
a profit of 20 per cent be paid. The
matter has been referred to another
meeting of the board, at which
Charles R. Forbes, superintendent of
public works, will attend
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
Count TERAUCHI
FOR new PREMIER
Japanese Emperor Asks Gov
ernor- General of Korea to
Take Up 0kuma's Work =

(Associated Press by Federal wirelessI
= 4 = \
= TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 4.-Emper- 4
\ or Yoshihito mas requested Lieut. \
+ Gen. Count Seiki Terauchi to or 4
4 ganize the new cabinet, Terauchi \
4 to succeed Prime Minister !
= Okuma. \
4. Count Terauchi is famous 4
+ warrior and has been governor \
= general of Korea for some years. \
= He has frequently been mem :
= toned for place in the minis :
4 try. VI. -. Z =
= ~ 4
$$$&&$ 4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
FRENCH TAKE GERMAN
LINES ON WEST FRONT

; ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
PARIS, France, Oct 4.-The forti-
9fed line of German defenses, on the
west front, between ,3Iorval and st.
Pierre wood has been captured by the
French, who took 300 prisoners
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
BIG TOLL OF VESSELS
BY GERMAN SUBMARINES

(Assoeiated Press By FEDERAL wireless)
oERLlNs Germany, Oct. thirty
five vessels of the Allies were de-
stroyed By German submarines in the
North Sea and English Channel from
September 20 to 20, according 10 an
Overseas News Agency despatch
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
His Attempts to Reach Agree-
ment With England on Points
of Conduct Of War Start
Fight Against Him in the
ReichStag
VICTORIES FOR BOTH
SIDES ARE TOLD TODAY
Allies Gain Substantially on
West, Russians Advance
Toward Lemberg, Ruman-
ians Withdraw From Bull
garia; Prince Leopold's Men
Hit Slavs Hard

GAssocfated Press hy Federal wirslsssl
LONDON, England, Oct. 4.-Great
Brltain's huge expenditure Of men and
munitions In Waglng war 10 ennpha.
sized In the report Of the distributions
board, which says that England Is In
need Of more men for her armies and
also for more munitions facilities.
BUCHAREST, RumanIa. Oct. 49,
The RumanIans today inflicted stu
further defeats upon the Germans and
Austrians In the Transyivania region,
near Fogaras, and have taken more
than 1900 prisoners.
BERLIN, Germany, Oct. Alt d an
nounced this Afternoon that the Ger
mans and buloarians in Western
Macedonia have again fallen back,
withdrawing near Preshy lake 70 pre-
yioasIy prepared positions.
fAssoeiatsd Press by Federal Wirelsssl :
r ERLlN. Germany. Oct. t.-Ths
II campaign In Germany against
Chancellor DR.. Won Bethmann-
H0llweg is assuming more tangible
form and has developed ss an organ
sIIzso ~ ilIII trnal th1 fiIIls
istry and from public power.
A circular letter demanding bis TO
tirement has been sent to the Reiclls
tag members.
The attack on the chancellor are
cue to his attempts to reach an agree
ment with Great Britain, first. on his
attitude toward Belgian neutrality,
and second, on the submarine issue.
tThe campaign against the chan.
cellor is generally credited to the ex-
treme war party and to the followers
of the former Grand Admiral Won Tir-
pitz, VINO counseled radical submarine
warfare. The chancellor Is. credited
with wishing to hold the Submarine
warfare on commerce to q minimum,
and also with trying to g5t agree
ments with Great Britain for more
humane conduct OF the war;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
U. S. CHIEF OF STAFF
ILL, STOMACH TR0 0UBLE

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. i. Mai
Gen. Hugh L. Scott, chief Of staff, is
i'll in the. hospital here with chronic
stomach trouble. He is improving
and no operation win be necessary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
HARD FOUGHT POINT
ON WEST FALLS INTO
HANDS OF THE BRITISH

LONDON, Eng, Oct. 4.--Eaucourt
LAbbaye, a position on the west
Somme sector. for which there has
been hard battling, is now entirely In
the hands of the British, who have
taken 1t yard by yard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
CHINESEDON'T
Want ROYALISTS
INNEN CABINET
Opposition to Lu Chen Rsiang
Because He has Monarch
iaI LeaningS
fAasociated Pras. nY Fedaral Wirelesal

(Associsted Press by Fedaral Wireless1
PEK1NG, China, Oct. 4.-The Chi
nese house of representatives today
refused to ratify the appointment Of
Lu Chen Tsiang as foreign minister
because he is alleged to have lean
ings toward the monarchy which
China repudiated in rebelling against
Yuan Shih-Kai
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
STRIKERS I'M FORCE
DERAIL ENGINE AND
STOP MORNING TRAIN

The lawlessness of the striking
steyedores attained fever height at
6s15 this morning when they derailed
an engine pulling cars bearing strike
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

Taking the stand the hearing the public utilities
this afternoon Waller
proved an witness Waller stated that out shipment
of Mikahaa
that they unable stand third
There beef balance he
Forbes the fhatth
IS. eI ~er hou Sc, the cripples be
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

Wah Hong and Book Yee have been
arrested by Detective John Woo and
booked at the police station on charges
of first degree larceny.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the. closing prices of
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless: ~. .-....@.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
COPPER PRICE UP

Cable advices received by local
brokerage house this morning say
that the New York quotation on cleo
trolytic copper is $2S.75.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
new YORK YANKS
Land IN FIRST :
DIVISION TODAY
Double Defeat of Senators
Changes Positions in Ameri-
can League; Brooklyn Loses
tAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl

tAssociated Press DY Fedefal Wrelessl
NEW Y0RK-By winning two
games from the Senator'S the Yam
KEGS went into fourth place in the
American League ahead of st. Louis.
Washington dropped to seventh place,
behind the Cleveland team. Brook
lyn took things easy this afternoon,
and the Giants won out, while the
Quakers were defeating Boston. The
results of the games today were as
follows.
Am ERlcAN LEAGUE
At New York-New York 4, Wash
ington 3; New York 5, Washington 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia Philadelphia q,
Boston :.
At Brooklyn-New York Z, Brooklyn
3.
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BUILDING PROGRAM APP RovEp FOR scHoFIELp
STRIKE is CARRIED INTO LOCAL POLITICS

reports were current in political circles today that at
political agtatos ursns that the knife Republican candi
dates R. w shingle Jack
Pere Clarence H. Cooke
said
against these possibly
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

The vote on commission govern
ment at .Lambertvilie, N. j., resulted
In $50 majority for the measure.
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-
III with bronchitis his condition
anxiety <5g#e=s .>:.
IL VILLA cuSlHuIRIAcHc =az#.z IA
PASO 1.-Two Chinese
Gen. Villa cusuaeh after the recent fight vstas with caran
zistas under Gen. Ramos. tz#.E @lN
NEW YORK, 4An nvession
determine whether mlkdsibuins oaymen League
violated anttust
to fix prices will begin on Friday ss# -
MASTER PLUMBERS VOL LATED ANTITRUST Law .fS
4-The
restraintoEtrade charge E& sz@ =@sa
uNloNSTs TAKE SLAP AT JAPANESE @t%5 ~
EUREKA A at
Finally anttpanese
uon dcng the employment patronzing Japanese.
BUILDING PROGRAM APP EbyEp FOR scHor,ELp
Gable public
the Hawaiian
building
of .ai. ~.s
and Bulletin
The building work.
planned erection
Schofied sE
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Additional TeIearaph dispatches
published On Ra1s 3.
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Late News At A Glance

EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH Ill AGAIN SIS
LONDON
III in with bronchitis condition
such anxiety. +
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CONTINUED on page twol
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EL PASO, Tex. Oct 4-TWo Chinese ana Turk have be-
Gen. Villa cusihuaehc after the recent fight Of vIstas
zistas under Gen. Ramos sasss t.@>< 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
Strike Mob Deras Engines Chance Ave Wreck of abore Ca
RAILROAD YARD
Scene OF RUSE.
IN EARLY MORN.

Police Taken UnaWares When
Strikers Spring From Hiding
Places and H1ri Empty Gas
cline Drums Under Wheels
of Locomotives Pulling Cars
With Strike Breakers Bound
for Docks
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ALLEGED MILK COMBINE TO BE PRoRED

NEW YORK, N. v, Oct. Am In nvestigatlon befo
to determine whether mk-distrlbutins companies o
farms or both have violated the state antitrust laws
to fix prices, will begin on Friday. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
LODGE ROOM NEWS
or GREATER OMAHA
Woodmen Of World Busy All
Along Line Boosting for In
creased Membership.
MEETINGS DURING WEEK

lMarccni Camp No. AL, Woodmen
Of the World, will hold its second
meeting for the month Wednesday
cvening at Columbia hall. The Pro-
tection degree will be conferred, fol-
lowed BY an entertainment in charge
of Sam Mancuso, consul commander,
add Stephen Zaghini, clerk,
sThe Christmas greetings have been
sent by the officers of Commercial
camp to its membership.
South Omaha Camp No. 2ll will
meet in regular session Tuesday even
i5g in w. 0. w. hall, Twenty-hfth
and M streets. A class Of candidates
Will be received
Robin Hood Camp No 80, Florence.
will meet Monday evening in w. O.
w. hall for initiation. At the recent
election of officers M. Z. Herschund
was reelected clerk.
German-American Camp No. l04
will hold its regular monthly initia-
tioa Tuesday evening in New Bohe-
rniin Turner hall.
Schiller Camp No. 304 meets
Thursday evening in German home.
a special program has been prepared.
Benson Camp No. 288 is holding
Interesting meetings. The attendance
is unusually large, and great interest
is manifested. c. L. Mather has se-
lected his boosting committee for ac-
tive spring work.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

come to Council Bluffs for New
Years.
Miss Regina Connell expects Miss
Margaret Dows OF Cedar Rapids to
come for another visit right after
Christmas.
Mr.. c. f. McGrew is temporarily
residing at the Blackstone, but will
join Mrs. McGrew in Chicago to visit
their son for the holidays.
Mf. and Mrs. John H. Caldwell are
in San Francisco and are expected
home from their wedding trip
Wednesday or Thursday Of this
week.
Captain William G. Doane landed
in San Francisco this week from
Schoheld Barracks, Honolulu, on sick
leave, which he will spend with his
wife at Berkeley, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCord and
son, James, returned Monday from a
weekend in ST Joseph with relatives.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. McCord
leave for Chicago on their way south
and will not be home again for some
weeks. They will reach Belleair,
Fla, by January 5, when the hotel
opens there.
Mrs. Harry Jordan, who has been
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
XMAS REUNIONS
ALREADY IN ORDER
Dreshsr Brothers Cleaning Noun
tains Of Attire for Those
Who Are Coming and
Going.
Everyone Endsavors to Look His
Best During the Joyous
Holiday Season.

The railroad depots are already
housing the holiday throngs. Folk
living at q distance are visiting
loved ones here. Hundreds resid-
ing here are already departing on
visits to friends and relatives at
other points.
At any rate, the Dresher Broth
ers' Cleaning 4 Dyeing Establish
ment at 2211-2217 Farnam street,
is already much busted in cleaning
and repairing the attire Of hun
drcds Of these Christmas and New
Years travellers.
They come, phone and write at
the last moment; they say:
Here's some-attire we must have
cleaned, pressed and re-styled in a
hurry" Many are growing to
know that a suit, dress or coat
isn't really worn out until the fab
ric is gone; they are aware Of
Dresher's ability to make new gar
ments out Of old if only the ma
teriai Is intact'
Then tbere il much sundrv work
he;ng done az Dreshers at this
t;me. such as Fur Cleaning Vel
vet Steaming, Hat Blocking, Dye
fre.ts ara even;nu dresses ana
the l;te Anvthiny and everything
nav ma bc done NJ Dreshers. for there
ara @ one hundred Enow;ny nnes
ready to do it.
r. go -, noaa nr.sha.,.
~ iaca you aeso aod pesns, n ar',
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

in California since the latter part OF
October, returned Thursday. Her
mother, Mrs. R. c. Moore, will re-
main on the coast for the winter and
is at Long Beach for the holidays
with her sister-in5 Jaw, Mrs. Shannon.
Mrs. John G. Bourke arrived Mon
day from Washington and was at the
Fontenelle until yesterday, when she
returned east to spend Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. Maish, and
Captain Maish, at Torresdale, Pa.
Miss Anna Bourke will join them
from New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

the last meeting. The following were
elected for the ensuing year: R. T.
Kroll, honorable foreman; l.. L
Dicntsbicr, master OF ceremony; r
H, Horak, correspondent; J. w
Kingston, master Of accounts; Mrs
B. z, Henderson, chaplain. The list
OF appointivc officers will be an
nounced later. Each year It Is. the
custom Of this homestead to hold a
Christmas entertainment for the
benefit OF the children Of the Yco.
men. This years Christmas will be
held at their hall, 1908 Vinton street
Friday evening, December %. The
indications are that this will be the
most successful. The program will
consist Of recitations. songs and mu-
sical selections. The committee in
charge has arranged to have a beau-
tifully decorated ChristmaA tree and
a real live Santa Claus wilk distribute
candies. fruit, nuts and toys among
the children. All Yeomen and their
friends are cordially invited to at
tend and bring the children.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
T6be Of Ben-Hur,

Mecca court, Tribe Of Ben-Hur,
n1t last Thursday evening and sew
c1l candidates were initiated, after
ylich officers were elected for the en-
s4|ng year. as follows:
Past chief---T. w. shsckieford.
HhIef--pr G. b. Foix
Hudgo--Settic n Hogan
&rfibs---F. G. White.
Keeper cf rributc-H. H. Bohner
fsacher-- -harxueritc Thomsen.
&aptain--c. u. Clark.
Euids--J. II. Jurxensen.
xespsr of Inner Qatc--Elia Jursensen.
Xseper of Outer Gste--Sadis Cottmire.
usicsan--Adx eeixie.
American Yeomen.
Henderson Homestead, No. l542
Fothcrhood of American Yeomen
held its annual election Of officers 81
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Sbcial Gossip.

Social Gossip.
Mrs. Joseph Cudahy Of Chicago
spent last Saturday in Omaha, the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Kountze.
Miss Eugene Whitmore comes
home the first Of the week from New
York.
Mrs. Charles Stewart OF Council
Bluffs, who has been east for some
weeks, will spend the holidays in
NHoopeston, ILL.,, with her daughter
Mrs. Donald McFerrcn, and Mr.. Nc
Ferrcn. Mr.. Stewart will join her
there for Christmas and they will all
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Fire Damages the Print
ShoD of Bill Campbell

Helena, Mont, Dec. l6.--Fire origi-
mating in the telegraph room Of the
Independent, the paper of which w.
A. Campbell, formerly Of Omaha. is
editor, shortly after. ! o'clock this
morning for a time threatened the
three-story building with destruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Royal Neighbors.

Benson Royal Neighbors Lodge
d d the annual election OF officers
~ Thursday, resulting as follows:
8raeie--Mrs ]. Frost.
Vice oracle--Mrs. u. Pence
Xhancellor--Mrs, +. voss
3nner sentinel--Mrs Ellis.
Outer Sentinel-Mrs. c. Glandt
ianagers--Mrs. Ada Yates and Mr.. W
m YArton.
apiain Of Drill Team-Mrs. y. Snyder.
4iusician--Mrs. slert,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

Quick action on the part of the tele-
graph operator and the fire depart
ment succeeded il putting out the
fire after damage to the amount of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

eIent Vtuer OF United Workmef1.
The Benson Ancient Order Of Unit
q Workmen elected officers as fol-
Past Master workman--H. A, Snow,
Easter Workman--W. H. woslagcr.
Eoreman---w. r. rindcll
Dvcrseer--R. Culver
eccrder and Financier--E II. Tindeli
Reccrder-w. J. Powers
Rulde--F. T. Young.
vatchman---C. G. williams.
AYustee--Roy Culver.
RhyslcInn--J. W. Parsons.
\. a. Snow was chosen delegate
a the grand lodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Order Of Moose :

sThe Benson Loyal Order OF Moose
&cted:
pictatcr--George Hill
Vice Dictator--Robert Barr.
Rreiate--Dan Wiley. ss
ccretary--Iiefbert r. Hind.
Ircasurer--Jossph Mcclure. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
Bricklayers' Tree. /.

Bricklayers' union No. 1, Nebraska,
will hold social and Christnas tree
at the Labor Temple Saturday even
ing, December 23, for its members
and their families only.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17
What
is Going On
in Society Circles

one Of the few dances during the hol-
idays which is not exclusively for the
school set. Mrs. Glen Wharton is
taking charge Of the affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-17

w. a. fraser Grove No. ! elected
I the following officers
Past guardian. Mrs Cora v. Bunce.
Guardian, Miss Daisy Blinn
Adviser. Mary Higgins.
Chaplain, Mrs. Eleanor Smith.
Clerk. Miss Estello Wilson, Il
iiBanker. Miss Florence HoImes
Attendant, Halle Jones.
<k1sstsnt attendant. Hope Kisseli.
AnaGers: James Blaha. Miss WinIfred
Inner sentinel Miss Alvina Book
Outer sentinel Harold Pierce.
Ehyxicisn. Or. Olga staxna.
Reporter. Estelle Wilson.
IA special program will be rendered
JSnuary II, 1917, when the installa.
tjpn will occur, with Miss Dora Alex
alder, supreme clerk, installing.
welcome Grove promises treat
e its membership next Monday even
iAg in Druid hall, when. It gives a
CHRISTMAS tree to the children OF the
members. Santa Claus will be pres
ctt and remember each child with a
g5ft. Mesdames Grange, Roberts and
Calanau have the entertainment in
Charge.
Hibernians.
"a class initiation will be held By
Division Three, Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians, in McCrann hall, Sunday AZ.
ternoon, at l:30. The entire member
ship Is expected to be present. The
new choir. under the direction OF
Prof. D, P. Hurley, will sing. I'm
portant business ii connection with
fho s,,ct.1iat..x - D:.Lz u. ll.t,
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Bv e. s. RoLsToN

gorgeous plumes and stars and decorations
and gold lace and gay uniforms and the
lndescrlbabie Embellishments Of his en-
tourage.
Then little speech TO his soldiers.
which ala not understand, wild 'hoch"
from 100000 throats, a stirring march from
the massed bands quick orders from the
officers salutes and counter salutes, while
cavalry and infantry--the latter with the
then new laundering goose step--duckly
filed out and marched away. And on each
soldiers face was n look that the old EN-
peror was watching him and him alone.
And the old Emperor rather fatigued-
looking, still surrounded by his grand
dukes and marshals. slowly climbed the
little street TO the palace.
10 was all over The captains and the
kings had departed.
Prince Otto. another of the ill-fated
house of HapsburB, had been laid with
his fathers.
That was in October, 1905. The bodies
of the assassnated Archduke Franz Ferd-
Inand. the then heir apparent. and his
wife, have followed those of Prince Otto
to the Church of the Capuchlns-another
tragedy OF the ll-fated Hapsburgs-and
as an indirect result we have Europe's
present fearful cataclysm.
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PENN STUDENTS DRILL
FOR PREPAREDNESS"
Men Begin Military Training
Under Major Kelly in the
"Big Quad"

The hrst active military drill at tho Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania Is being held this
afternoon in the east end Of the 'big quad"
near the Provost Tower. at the Thirty
fourth street entrance. Major william
Kelly, Jr. Of the United States Cavalry,
who has been detailed as professor OF milf
tary science and tactics. is in command,
with the assistance OF drlllmasters from
the upper classes who have had some ex-
perienee IN military drills. Further organ
izauon drills win be held tomorrow and
Friday,
The rudiments OF drill were explained
ana temporary division into squads were
made. The enrolment OF 460 men Is being
added 10 every day, and the spirit OF the
recruits gives Indication OF success Tor the
course, according 70 Major Kelly. ia pre-
lininary address.
owing to the interference OF other classes
much dihieulty has been experienced In ar
ranging regular schedule for the military
course, and no provision has yet been made
for an inside drill nooTi which can be used
Tor late afteHnoon periods
Unifouns for TIE courGe WIN Be measured
and furnished BY the army ana NAVY Co
operative Company Broad near Ellsworth
slreet Tas total cast win be sld42. Aa
follows. Blouse. vita collar insisnia. lils :
trousers 1915 erah shirt fJ1f; lsgglnH.
CENTS Aa1 tl1t. sch helt e eeala