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her at sewing and pleasant chat. The
house was trimmed with pink Degon-'
las, pink roses and baskets OF fern.
Mrs. Conningham's guests were: Mrs.
Gustav Schaefer. Mrs. Frank Arnl-
strong. Mrs. = ;. fexson, Mrs. n -.
Mescott ana Mrs. Boom q san Fran
cisco.
NIX. AND Mis-. Y. IENNf PECh
EhI sshEAlN
Thursday evening MT and mrs. L.
Tenny Peck entertained e dinner Tor
the visiting ciereymen and their wives
who are hers attending the Episcopai
conyocatl0n covers We're lald TOT
fifteen guests and 2 very deiigntmi
evening Was enjoyed. ne tADie Nhs
decorated with graceful req African
daisies while ne rest OF the nome was
done IN riamlng req eiaalois. Inc
name-carqs were very pretty. repre-
ssnting the noMeI ana looo Venue
% Japan done 70 true oriental colors.
After dinner twenty otner guests came
ana enjoyed A mLofma. ausleai pIo,
gram. MRS. r. Nnaries tiineis q MAUI
and her dausnter Miss owe. eacn
favored the guests WITH piano SOLOS.
Mrs. Tracy Of ~ Clements cnurcn
sang In very pleasing manner. MIS-.
~: Knox Bodei OF hlIo charmed inc
assemDlage ~ her deii6ntLui voice.
Mrs Bodel Is graduate q smith ano
had an excellent mnsleA training.
$500 80
MR. AND Mrs. fEhgi NOIfAdE
EisL ~ ! ~ =.
Last Weqnesaay evening ~ hanaia
MT. ana MIS-. fercy npttaes e n.er
tanned very lnkormelly y SWIM
party IN nonor o. MISS laura Athsr
t2n ana Mt. James 3. msIsen, = ~
nghtIui time NAs enloyse " me
guests VINO Were. ana elIs; Laos ~.
Young Mr: ana AiLs' 3tck 1es.u' MI NJ,
ana mrs. lneoo2t a sau
MS 2taniey Mcns1z' al.zs Le VIA
Morgan, MIS- fi2'ys 49, ss',, ..lss
laura A.nerIon MT James MOI San
ana Mr. IlAroi1 ~ =.
S
MRS. JAMES ~ aM0HEANz1 FAM MY
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Some QmCuR tho W0U7eD hare inter.
ested are ,Jrs Edward renney Mrs
Rnl,ert Atkinson Mrs Harry macfar.
isna Mrs WaItsr uacfarls,e Mrs
Alice schultz Mrs RohArt Sbingls
and many others
''.''- a.
npc uIrspupEyc, cApn
~ = " plpTv :. : : 49,
rn,a,a.v as.a-noo. ~. u,.n
u.t-sta,, s,.s ths ,.,r,tis e.. .,.s, z :.
trscs;ra ..-d - rartr s,.s, :, ha- ha, : :
~ Nrs A urn,,,h,.avs Tha -.
-. ,iors .n.a5 .,a-e ri.S,alrs ~, !,
,,sad - IT, u,i,,s r,or, snS ~ a.. =,
az All -,s,,sa ~ 49, -
shsa -. 800 i,,u 80. 1850 les ~sisas
ao.e tie. "a - $3.50. $500 sasn 500 Ms.
IJatrsto-, 49, 49,. 8, - - !, 4,
- -sr =. = y - - = :.
very -, hath to sea her Leave FOR Is. she : 4
= deliehtful wo,aan' 4 prize was ei,.
en- fnr1 each, fableI
Mrs. Humphreys, guests invited 10
do honor to Mrs. Hairston were Miss
Margaret walker, Mrs. 8. Faxon Bish.
top. Mrs. +. W. Kiebahn. Mrs. Andrew
Fuller. Mrs. Frank 3. Richardson. Mrs.
Ni.s w. ADoAOiUs WIS. AEtuuI r. VIII
fiths. Mrs. Willssm H. Dashiell, Mrs.
Pearson. Mrs. Ecward +. Witzel. Miss
Claire Euka, Mrs. Archibald A. Young,
Mrs George Herbert. Mrs. Mamie
Phillips, Mrs. William w. Goodale,
Mrs Bernice WalbridEe, Miss Parke,
Mrs. Royal d. Mead Mrs. Howard
Hitchcock. Mrs Chsrles I. Wilder,
Mrs. Harry Wilder. Mrs. Charles p
Cooper. Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Mrs
Charles Weight, Mrs. George Rodiex
Mrs. A.. e.. d: Robertson, Miss Agnes
Mcintyre, Mrs. homas Wal. Mrs. A
Hockin3, Mrs. Clifford b High. Mrs,
clifford 3: Wood, Mrs: Alexander
Issnbetg. MRS. Theodore ~ Lansing
Mrs, Frank NJ Stockef Mrss Arthur
N. Brown and Miss julie 4cStocker.
tDR. AND MRS CLIFFORD B. HIGH
ENTERTAIN.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Clifford b High en-
tertaiHed ct their Puunui home on
Friday. evening". Covers were laid for
Eeight. After dinner the HIGHS TOOK
their CHESTS % the Biiou theatef
/. ~ ~ - +. - - 3
THE fSTfNAI.If slf5A4r fsf.f5B RNFEH.
1TAfNAfENT. = (.
FRIDAY evening die & "a n poa'
Isc:nb member ei,farfkf1ed fhei,
friends with : claowder ai3d swin1nihf
party. Several Of the cxt,eft utfsn,ei
demonstrated their ability With the
oars. The small tables. where thf
guests were seated. were .decorated
with golden coreof3sie and asljara gus
fern.
The guests of the evening were
Miss Margaret MCCARTHY. Miss Vic
let Lucas. Miss Agnes Dunn. Miss Flo
renee Lee. Miss q. Mason. Miss Der
nice Cuisine. Miss, Matilda Madison,
Mss. Mabel Armstrong. Miss Lillian
|Fenneit Miss Esther White Al iss Mele
Willianas.s Miss evelyn Scott Miss
Florence Davis, Miss Ruth Seabolt
Miss Wilson- .sIiss Nell ronanff Miss
Lcufse Lighffoot. Miss III Lightfeo;
Miss Virginia mccarthy. Miss Dor
Ebthy Podmere, and Miss OsR6urke.
y 80 j = =
MRS. L. E.sDAVIS A LUNCHEON
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Carthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Woods,
Mrs. w. p. s. Hawk, Mr., and Mrs.
George Collins, Captain and Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose
Wirtz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs,
Miss Harriet Hatch, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Baird, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Cart.
wright. Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Alice
Macfarlane, Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss
Rosie Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Noble. Mr.. and Mrs. Riley H. Allen,
Mr. Clarence Olson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. C. g.
Ballentyne, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rodiek, Major Matthew De Laney, Col.
and Mrs. Frederick p. Reynolds, Col,
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Atkinson. Miss
Louise Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith ant others.
DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES ADAMS
CHINESE DINNER.
Dr.. and Mrs Charles Adams are
entertaining this evening in honor OF
General and Mrs. John r. Wiser.
Thirty-six guests are expected for
dinner and forty guests will come in
after to witness the Chinese play. It
is to be unique and charming af-
fair, and wiz De greatly enjoyed.
MRS. JACK GUARD A CARD
HOSTESS.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Jack Guard
was hostess at card party given in
homer of her sister, Miss Laura Ath-
ertcn, who is to be married to Mr..
James T. Morgan The house was at
tractively decorated with pink gladio-
lus and pink roses. The gifts oil. silk
en- hosiery were for Miss Mary Mar
shall. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Stanley McKen-
zie. Mrs. Percy Nottage.
Mrs. Guards guests were Mrs. Har-
ry Irwin, Mrs. Lee, Miss Mary Mar
shall, Mrs. David O,ason, Miss LJcy
Campbell, Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie,
Miss Alice Hoogs, Miss Letitia Nor
gan, Miss Ramona Morgan. Mrs. john
Fleming, Mrs. Percy Nottage. Mrs.
Ned Loomis. Miss Marie Ballentyne.
Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Ramona
Marks, Mrs. Norma Adams, Mrs. Cyril
Hoogs, Mrs. Alfred Games, Miss Myr-
tie Sehuman, Miss Rosie Herbert,
Miss Helen Mclean. Mrs. Chris. Jen-
kins, Mrs. Jack Young. Mrs Dan Nc
Corriston, Mrs. Theodore Cooke, Miss
Violet Atherton, and the guest OF
honor, Miss Laura Anterior.
= + =
COL. AND MRS. WILLIAM P.
KFNnAIJ'S DINNFR
Gel. and Mrs. William P. Kendall
gave a dinner on Tuesday evening in
honor of Gen. and Mrs. JOHN p. Wis
ser. TIE table center was massed
with a shower of pink begonia and
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"a -
Mr.. saek Guard : Hostess.
Mr. ard mrs- JAhn FIemino Enter.
tain.
Mrs. Louie G. Davis Luncheon
Hostess. ~. IS.
The June Fantasy. s.s-e,s
~ : .5------- -..-----
was enjoyed by the guests afterwards.
Col and Mrs. KendalTs guests were
Gen. and Mrs. John r. Wiser. Maj.
and MIS-. Edgar Russell Madam Boar.
gardier and Naj. William WAigel.
Mr.. AND MRS JOHN II. EAfTNG EN-
TERTAIfs &
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs, John
Fleming entertained ct pre-naptiaf
dinner given In honor OF Miss Laura
Atherton and Mr. James 81 Morgan
The table was In pink and bbie ana
Was very dainfily trimmed AtitM sik
yer basket with 3 tall handle graced
the center of the table, and It was MI.
ed with Cec.s Btuher rases, i pink
sweet peas and forgetrnenutss Smaller
silver; baskets were similarly arrang.
ed Bowers Of pink and blue maine
added to the tablss daintiness. The
namefcards We're handrpaihted IN the
shape OF hearts, md ha1d-painted
wreath Of spring blossoms Antwined
them AT the bride and grebm elects
Eroonl: TIE sacel e he dlhner were
Z the bridal party te' ~ Mss Laura At1s
erton. Miss Iii Morgan, q tss Violet Atil-
erton, Mt. ana slrs Jack Guard, Mr..
Cnarles McNayne and Mr.. Harold
Morgan AIfer dinner the FiemiRgs
invited company OF friends N %
play bridge. The rooms were hand
someiy decorated with pink giadiolHs
ana PINK roses, ana the ianais were
most attractive with golden coreopsis
anu fern. the guests asked In Tor
cards were Mr and mrs. Ned LOOMS,
NJ. and Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie, MT.
ana Mrs. Dan McCorfistoh. Mr. and
MIS-. Theodore Cooke, Migs Myrtle
Scnnman,5 MISS Alice Hoogs, MISS
Grace Morgan Miss Ramona Morgan.
MISS Ramona Marks. Miss Lucy. Camp
Dell, MISS Hutn. hicnafdss Mr. cory
crcft, MT: Roy pattens AT. r Mids
KIN, M: M. carson and MID, E MOT
gan. Inc nrst prize was won py MI;
San,ey Mehenzie ana was q Doxs OF
SIX nosleTy. le iaqys GIT went TO
Mrs. NED Looms ana was a traveller 8 ,
nand Dag.
COL. AND MRS. SAMSON L. FAISON
HONOR GEN. AND MRS. WISER.
Last Sunday Col. and Mrs. IS. +.
Faison Of Schofelc honored General
and Mrs. John p. Wiser, who leave
tomorrow afternoon or Monday morn
ing on the transport for their new
are old friends Of the Wissers and the
Sunday luncheon and afternoon recep-
ton was in the nature Of farewell.
their wives called and an informal
afternoon was enjoyed. The Wfssers
have made for themselves "a very en-
yiable place In the hearts of Homo
lulans, fer both have the aloha" of
every one. Mrs. Wiser is splendid
type of woman and one whose fnfiu-
ence and kindly nature will always
be felt wherever she may be. General
Wiser is every Inch soldier. beloved
by his officers and : men alike, and
holding an honored place IN civilian
life.
The. band was In attendance at the
receotion or, Sunday afternoon. and
Col. and Mrs. Faison's luncheon guests
were Brig.gen. and Mrs. John p. wis.
ser. Gen. and Mrs Robert Evans. Gen.
and MRS. Frederick s. Streag., Col.
and Mrs. William FORSYTH. Major and
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COT. AND MRS. WILLIAM P.
KENDAII'S DINNER

Col. and Mrs. William P. Kendall
gave a dinner on Tuesday evening in
honor of Gen. and Mrs. John p. Wis
ser. Tne table center was massed
with shower of pink begonia and
lavender heliotrope and lace fern with
silken-shaded candles TO match 1t
was very pretty dinner and music
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SHOWER HOSTESS

Wednesday afternoon Miss Laura
-Atherton was the guest Of honor at a
sacbet shower given by Miss Letitia
Morgan. The sachets were very dain-
ty and pretty. Miss Morgah's guests
were ..:;iss Ruth Soper, Miss Ruth
McChesney, Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie.
Miss Rosie Herbert, Miss Myrtle Schu-
man, tIrs. Norma Adams. Mrs. Cyril
Hoogs. Miss Alice Hoogs. Miss Ruth
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

Of. and Mrs Charles Adans' Chi.
nese Evening.
Mrs. 4. s. Humphreys Gard After
noon.
Me-. and Mrs. n. p. eAese's Informal
Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. George seekley's
Luncheon.
Miss Dorothy Guild Hostess.
Miss Mseis Hailentyile, Entertains.
Mr.. and Mira Fred Maefariane's
Dinner.
Mrs. Matter piIlinshams Luncheon.
Mrs. John Fssspth's Ln1rheon.
TIE knraiu GOT Club Affair. Il
Col. and Mrs. samson 1, falson's
Party.
Col. and Mra William P. ksndali's
Dihrer.
Sol and Mrs, eenjamin Atkinson
Entertain.
Mrs. sack Guard Hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming Enter
tain.
Mrs. Louis g. Davis ; Luncheon
Hostess.
The June Fan.ssy.
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MRS. ARTHUR S. CoNNINGHAM'S
INFORMAL TEA.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Arthur s.
Cunningham invited, half dozen
friends In to spend the afternoon with
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COLONEL A FEATURE OF KANSAS
CITY PROGRAM; PREPAREDNESS.
IS THEME Of THREE SPEECHES
Guards Increased After Attack By Tn.
known Person---He Speaks to School
Children in Morning
fa..sei.t.a rrrss s.r,ie. by p.deral wirsl,.al

KANSAS CITY. No May So resisent. Theodore Roose.
yet SPEAKER OF the day here today the Memorial Day
attacked by unknown this morning who threw open
pocket knife the colonel during the progress of the parade through
the streets ags
The knife dashed hamlessy against the OF the which
Roosevelt and his riding The incident quickly
hat the colonel that the knife had been thrown
As result OF the attack the guards and pnc clothes whe
surrounded Roosevelt while he IN the midst OF crowds
creased and prcauon taken characters
from his vicinity He the orator of the day the annual
aon During the morning he spoke number Of
school children also crowd which gathered bis
iyerng this talk from the balcony He urged preparedness
of the paramount before the nation. 80
In his afternoon speech Mr. Roosevelt urged universal military
training based universal service for the youths OF He
spoke before veterans both OF the northern and of the confe
eracy. ~ ss t.8 s#R.*t #.t s5,fss4 s...s.a -
He declared this his message all Americans After tie
shall Europe he said Europe energecl ally deve
opfg new social and economic for meeting its problems IT
under these circumstances take refuge fornuae due from
wrecage OF the principles OF the shall be foolish If
were 70 afnour soldiers with aiptloq send them asa
possessing machine modern rifles and artillery.
The time for fntock eotts OF siatesiship Tie Ehitt
States. is past III - ~ 49,
e urgdahat beware of se prophets and
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ClVH war, oleo tooay. r-t -.
Col. Mosby dared death over so
years ago when at the head of a
band of, a few hundred Confederate
raiders he rode up and down the Shen-
andoah valley, capturing outposts, de-
streying supply trains and cutting off
means of communication. 1t has been
estimated that he often neutralized
the force of over $4,000 Federals in
the valley. :.
Born in Powhattan county, Virginia.
December 6, 1888. and graduated from
the University of Virginia in 1852, he
was practising law in Bristol, Va,
when. the war broke out and he be-
gan his career in the Confederate
army. He proved his daring with
such effect that he became a scout
for Gen J. +. 3. Stuart and led the
celebrated raid around. McClellan's
army on the Chickahominy. In Rich.
mond year later he recruited an in
dependent cavalry troop which be-
came famous as AIosby's Partisan
Rangers. They became night riders
and the terror of the Federal troops.
Mosby's most brillian exploit was
the capture of Gen. Stoughton On a
March night in 1863 he. with 80 fol
lowers. rode through the Federal army
tn Fairfax court house. only Is miles
from Washington, where Gen. Slough
ten was asleep Although surrounded
bv an army said to have been 1000
strong, the rangers calmly kidnapped
-. -trontfnueo c,n mage .hreel
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4rs Ready q F1shf For
Our Rights" )" President Declares

WASHINGTOND ID. c.. May Wilson delivered an
eloquent and solemn address Arlington cemetery auh
Memorial Day exercises. 81 80 g q tf3ssfzy
." soenny he said AL men their purposes in
accord with the spirit OF America and lie gave warning
other lands who do think of America cast
of our tolerance" = 10y -
He said that submit aggression within or with
We not only ready cooperate but ready fight against agres
SION he asserted I'VE ready fight for rights when
fights are coincidcnt with the rights of mankind
The exercises today included special onors the t. s.
n the batteslip Maine and the submarine Fl
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so SUBMARINES
TO OBEPROvIDED
UNDERWAY BILL
Democrats Vote Down Other
Proposals BY Republicans
But Accept This

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 80. =
Amendments offered by the Repub-
licans of the house to make the big
ger navy" bill larger still were de-
feated today.
The amendment to the naval affairs
measure providing for six battle
cruisers was defeated by vote of 109
to SO. This was strict party vote.
BY a vote of 139 to ia the house a
little later defeated proposal to add
two battleshfps to the building pro-
gram. -. .~.....
BY a vote of ia to 104 the naval
bill was finally amended to provide
for so submarines Tx. =
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BURGLARS VISIT
KAIMUKI HOME

Last evening the residence Of A. l..
MACPHERSON, On Palolo avenue, Kai
muki, was entered by a burglar or
burglars during the absence Of Mrs.
MACPHERSON at a neighbor's. and thor
oughly ransacked Bureau drawers
and closets were opened and their con-
tents strewn about, evidently in
search for money. as valuable jewelry.
fully exposed on the bureaus and cush-
ions. was not taken.
Entrance was effected to the house
by cutting away portion of a screen
and unlocking door.
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BOOM
GETS UNDER WAY
Active Work Begun BY Herbert
SatterIee and Lawrence
Graham in Windy City

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless) p.
CHICAGO, ~, May 80. - Active
work on behalf Of Col. Roosevelt as
candidate for the presidential nornina-
tion in the Republican convention has
been begun by Herbert SatterIee, the
New York lawyer, and Lawrence Gra-
ham. ."=.'. >.
satterIee, an active Navy League
worker and associated with Wall street
capitalists, said today that 'there are
nine good candidates, and the man
with the best batting average should
be nominated. believe Col. Roose-
welt is the man."
/ Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman Of
Illinois also opened headquarters to-
day. He will have the backing, IL is
said, Of several delegations besides
that of Illinois. :
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p. (Associated Press by Federal Yireiess)
BERLIN, Germany. May 30
The French have lost heavily toda.
in the Nerdun fighting. They hav,
been driven out of their trenche.
on the entire front between the
southern ridge of Dead Mans Hi
and Culriercs and the German
have taken and held the positions
Tfirty-hve French officers, includ
ing several staff of officers, ant
1874 prisoners have been taken.
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TO ENTER COMPETITION
WITH 7. K. K. LINE SOON
Especial Cable to Nippu Jli)

TOXIC, Japan, May so. s. K.
officials announced yesterday that a
number of steamers Of this line will
be placed on the South America run
in the near future The o. s. X. will
send number sof ships to compete
with tie T. X. X. line.
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French Driven BackD
milne at Cuiniieres
Prints.

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal .awirsless)
PARIS. Erance May 3O-As +;
result Of hard fighting on the Yer
.dtm front, the FreRch have beer
forced to retire slightly at Bethin
court, along the road to Cumieres
German attempts to gain othe'
French positions have been repuls
ed. o.. q, = ~. -
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

=. AMERICAN LEAGUE. + !.
d. Morning Games: e--t !.
At Boston-Boston 4, Washinaton 8.
At Detroit--chieago 8, Detroit I.
At New York-New York 7, PhiIa-
deIpI1ia 2. D.. T.. p. g.. >..-:....-: ~. r.
At st. Louis-St Louis 5, Cleveland
f.. ..........
At Boston-Boston s. Washington 2
At Detroit-Detroit 9. Chicago s.
At New York-Philadelphia ], New
York O. >~
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Secret Greek -buIgar Agreement
RuInOTed Cause Of Sudden Move
Rome Despatch to Paris Says Invasion of Macedonia Result
fPacAustran Transport Reported Topedoed at Trieste
French Lose Ground at Bethincort

PARIS France May 3The sensational report that the suddsa
advance of Bulgarian Greek ago
e between Greece and Bulgaria
n a despatch from Rome. s&isE
The despatch that the bulgarian Macedonia
he result of formal agreement secretly entered into by the
tries From Athens reports that the Greeks terrifying tbe
Oemrssar section of their 'front.' and that the Bugaras
centratng their Macedonia front well pushing Greek
Macedonia 1ssssssss
Salonii dispatches that the Allies valley
and the vageo Klndr have been bombaded hostile shells
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Gstar-Bulletin Special by Mutual wirelessl
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 80. -
President Wilson today issued pro-
clamation calling upon the people Of
the United States to celebrate. Flag
Day on June IA, as an expression of
'our thoughtful love. for America"
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AVIATOR SMITH STARTS
FOR HOME NEXT WEEK
tspecisl Cable to Nippu Jiji)

TOXIC, Japan, May 30.-Ayiator
Art Smith will make his farewell
flights in Japan on June 8, and 5
when he will stage both day and night
flights in this city. The daring bird
man will leave Yokohama on June 10
on the Shinyo Maru for the United
States.
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REsTA WINS AUTO RACE

: fAssociatei Press by Federal wireless)
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 80. =
Resta wen the 3o0-miie automobile
race held here today.
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BUY CONTROL in
HILO ELECTRIC

IStar-Bulletin Spsc:al by Mutual wirelsssl
HILO. Nav 30,-The Hilo Electric
Company has been bought out entire
ly by c. c. Kennedy and H. " Pat
ten. ,.... >..-..'.
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Leong Wah Chong shot Ahip last
November, wounding the man three
times, Ahip succumbing some DAYS
later. The slayer was defended by
Attorney George Davis of Honolulu,
who was appointed by the court to go
to Hilo and represent the man.
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NO NEWS THAT WILSON
HAS SIGNED Army BLK

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May s0.--
No news has been received lfonI
Washington concernfng the 6r6s|.
dents signing the army feof111I11.
ton bin.
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AHIP'S SLAYER
PLEADS GUILTY;
GETS 20 YEARS
Leong Wah Chong Admits Muir
der in Second Degree and is
Immediately Sentenced

[Star-Bullstin Special by Mutual wirelessl
HILO, Hawaii, May S0.-Leons
Wah Chong, the Chinaman who killed
L. Ahip, the Chinese merchant, sew
eral months ago. pleaded guilty to
r,urder in the second degree today
and was sentenced to 90 years i'm
prisonment Immediately by Judge
Quinn. ~ ...... =.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Morning Games:

Morning Games:
At chicago-St. louis 8, Chicago c
At Brookiyn-Boston 5, Brooklyn 8
: At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 5
New York 1. -. r.. -.
Afternoon games: :.
At Chicagc-Ch Chicago ), St Louis /
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 3, Cincin.
natl 8. -
At Philadelphia-N New York 10, Phil
adelphia 2. Ill. Il. ~
At Brooklyn Brooklyn /, Boston O
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Austrian Transport Sunk in Harbor

ROME Italy May 30An Italian warsip succeeded III sending
torpedo against AUSTRIAN transport the harbor of Trieste
lay night according given today The transport
No statement of casualties is given. - j.
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MAUNA ALOA Is
QlNETER TODAY

Istar-Bullstin Special By Mutual NhsIssf
HIL0. May 30.-No deTelopmenis
are occurring today In the ef,itti0ns
on Mauna Loa. The activity Is lssS
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MEMORIAL DAY
SEES PASSING
OF NOTED 'RfB'
Col. John S. Mosby, CoBfeder-
ate Raider, Closes Pic
..... tureSque Life

( (Associated Press by Federal YireleSs)
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 80. -
Col. John Singleton Mosby, the IA
nous Confederate raider during the
Civil War, died today. .s -" ~.
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