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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31
For Sale-ReaI Estate-City Property.

For Sale-Real Estate-City Property.
FOR SALE By OWNER-One 4 room house
On a lots in Tobin addition. near Wash
tugton park. cement sidewalks. city water,
gas and lights; garage. plenty Outhouses-
s175e. So down and SIS month Phone 70I1.
EAST Ell PASO
New 4 room bungalow, glassed in sleeping
porch, facing south. s2S50. Terms.
MCKEE BROS
Loans. Rentals eos Mills bldg
YEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL. $50 per LOT
10 south front lots. five blocks east OF
high school can be leveled AZ small cost
Worth 5000 per lot Terms
JAMES l. MARR & COMPANY.
oo4 san Antonio 81 Phone 1850
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOWS IN Ell PASO
5 rooms and breakfast room. tile bath.
ardwood floors. latest built in features, nv-
Ing room across entire front - r. long:
heating plant. on . full lots. paving paid
Price $4,000. Terms. $500 cash and $50 per
month.
LEAYELL & SHERMAN.
1i5 Texas 81. Phone 1925
3 LOTS on WYOMING AT BARGAIN
Facing south on corner. two blocks west
OF Piedras street S1o50 for the three lots
Easy payments
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
5o4 san Antonio 81. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31

WHEN YOU BUILD 4 HOME
GET a COMPETENT FIRM
TO DO YOUR WORK
The Msyfield Building and
Improvement Co has built hun
dreds OF fine homes in Ell Paso.
and guarantees satisfaction.
WHAT STERLING Is To Sill
YER MAYFIELD Is TO 4 HOME
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31
DAYS ONLY


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DEPARTMENT OF
y. C. BUCHOZ & Co.
SHELDON HOTEL BLDG.
We have buyer for Eood
roominE house close in
10 to IS rooms.
10 20 l. rooms.
Good furniture
WE GET RESULTS.
II you want 10 buy a busi-
ness OF any kind, or a residence.
come and see Us II we haven't
what o want we viii find
something 10 suit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31
For Sale Real Estate-City Property.

For Sale Real Estate-City Property.
DON'T MISS OUR w big bungaloW bar
Eains today See our other ads-kILBURN-
HALE REALTY co.
MONTANA STREET LOTS, $500
Two lots in the 400 block; level; so
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
800 san Antonio St Phone 4S50
GRANDyIEW lots
8 on Fl Boulevard near Dyer street a.
1923 each for the three: small cash pay
: on Idalia St. just off Dyer st. al ss2s
each II you want something good ~
I ROOM BUNGALOW
Near Bliss st IN East e Paso FOR only
$3.50 This is a bargain II you want q
home See Us for fs.5her particulars
New . room bungalow. basement. heat.
glazed sleeping porch. screened kitchen
Vista school: small cash ymcn balance
ASDERSOS-FILLER,
1O7 Texas st Phone 1851
~BAKGAINS OUR SPECIALLY"
In Manhattan Heights DistEct-S2650 FOR
a swell little bungalow. I rooms and glassed
in porch; also screened porch. easement.
garage modern 10 the minute, hardwood
floors. massive buffet. beautiful lawn and
flowers. built for a home owner leaving
town. hence will sacrifice. Toy cannot buy
the ground and build this house FOR less
than S3e50- See this place TODAY It Is
KLBURN-HALE REALTY o
81 1st Nat Bank bldg. Phone SOS
GOVERNMENT HILL SACRIFICE
Two level lots on beautiful Montana St
for both; one fourth cash. balance SO per
month
JAMES l. MARI < COMPANY.
109 San Antonio St Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31
HAYFIELD BUILDING &
IMPROVEMENT co.

Home Builders
We will build in any part Of
the city. on your lots Of ours.
give you good terms and guar
antee satisfaction We devote
Our entire attention 10 home
building and would be glad 10
submit plans and estimates on
your building free On account
OF Our splendid buying facilities
We al give you more for your
money than any firm in the
city Paid in capital $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31

Homes Our Speciality.
HAWKINS BROS. Home Builders.
We build tn any part Of the city. On
your lots or ours furnish loans on easy
terms and guarantee satisfaction. We de-
vote our eutire attention TO residence prop
critics. and viii be pleased 10 furnish you
plans and stimates free.
Our superior buying facilities assure YOU
Of the lowest possible cost.
4 20
HOMES OUR SPECIALITY
s and Z Morgan Bldg Phone 2s00.
SAN ANTONIO : BUSINESS PROPERTY
We have a riece OF property between
Oregon and Broadway that we can offer al
low price. good income.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
so4 san Antonio St Phone 1850
FOR EXCHANGE-N. Ell PASO APT. SITE
Large corner lot. $1,000; will trade for in
come about same value.
West BOulevard-I1 room house. unincum-
bered. price 5000. income SIS. viii trade
FOR smaller property
Rio Grnnde st. close to Ange. near High
school 9 rooms. modern home. lot 50xi20-
paving and parking paid; will trade equity
for smaller home or vacant lots
CASSIDY & MEL. 2I1 Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31
a GOOD INVESTMENT

4 GOOD INVESTMENT
4. p Coles & Bros, ZOE y. Ore
EOn ST.. are authorized 10 sell
one Of the best business corner
in e. Paso. This IS an unusu-
ally good chance 10 secure q
choice piece OF property suitable
for any line Of business at the
best rent The option Is limited.
so don't delay seeing this prop
erty II in the market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31

VALLEY ACREAGE
Two acres fertile valley laul.
IS minute ride on i~nterurbau
from Fl Paso, paved road. tele-
phone and lights. water. $500.
SO down and $50 month
W II. AUSTIN.
Phone ais. los y. Oregon -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31

NEAR n ALTA VISTA SCHOOL
. large rooms and glassed in
porch. built on south front lots.
close TO paved street and car line:
also has barn. trees. flowers. chicken
yard. everything home like. Price
$3.50. 5000 cash. sS5 per month.
including interest
CREEL REALTY Co.
800 Mesa Phore SOS
BARGAINS ON TEXAS STREET.
SIX corner lots on tracks, paving paid.
$500 will buy this property II taken at
once $1,000 scash. balance running over
period Of five years.
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY.
500 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
b room new bungalow: hardwood floor .
rooms: tile floor in bath; large sleeping
porch: French doors. loaded glass doors to
hook cases; large buffet. basement under
entire house; sidewalks. paving paid not too
FAR out. would rent for SIS month. Price
$4,000; $500 cash. SO and interest
We Are sole Agents.
CREEL REALTY co.
800 Mesa Phone SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31

o SALE.
Corner. close in on Texas street.
improved. 7Sx12O u. Rents for
$500 annually Price $500 r
Good terms
= room bungalow. Manhattan
Heights. two fun lots. on Wheel
ing street; heating plant. hard
wood floors: price $3.50; small
payment down. balance long
time.
BROADDUS & LIE BARON.
Real Estate Agents.
20s-l0 ist Nat Band Building.
Phone 1858.
ONE BLOCK FROM PASO DEL NORTF-
Right down town. 3Ox110 feet for $500,
enough said JUST INVESTIGATE.
klLBURN-HALE REALTY co,
552 LIST Nat Bank bldg Phone g0f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-31

HEAVY MACHINE and automobis parts
Welded DromDtiy Brown Welding Co.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17
Seatide, erwubrt bag Siirgertdtl
gSer nod Ida gargerpapier bot, nnf es Dor benz 1S. @ars erlangen
henn tr In Der BrimariuabI am tS. aprI fimmsn UQ.
Seber 9entlds ioate hna @nl

Sebcr 9enide ioatc bs Shrscrredt Der @ereinigtea Stdatcn erfper.
ben, mt tn ohder itirmiden 3Gt bel alien 8ablem in ~br Gage sn fem,
am Shmmfahcn aber &ulfSberteter nn0 WeRBespor[ageu feline WRHHng
nns5nornden. Sn Nebr0sfn beredrhgf aber ihOn has erFe BHrgers
papier, tolangc e. ghltg III, 5nm Gtmmeu bel alien Ba9ea. Vile
perfen4 SGpere, bic uor benz ~. September 1906 ausgefeat Hnrben, En6
Igefee tn araft bas iebes ene garserpapir, bas me6r oils feen Sabre
at 1T, nIhhs aO nnghlHg madt. 5eber, Der Elm lol6es critics Birger'
paptcr beNbt has afo lett 6en ~. Sept. 1906 ansgeient pnrOe n6 meBr
ais heben Sabre alt in, mnh WieDer bon borne aniangen nnb nudtmaIS Idn
critics Snrgerpapier beransnebmen. 9ee 1Inannebmlidhit fam man fd
,teDDd ertparen, uenn rnan bias 5ueite ynrgerpapter 4eransnimmt,
bcDpr oGs erHe Reben Sabre ali. Subalo baS critic EGpler Det Sabre alt
lit, fnnn man Applifatpn ft has sueic Hapier MAIDEN. 9as erfe
DE @ehnRr betragt bph eiuen Dollar. Sober 9enfAe ipte fb 6eHei.
Rtaen, Ds 5Uete Rapier 5n erMngcn, nm uplbereht1gcr gnrger SIT
mernen. Ia es thinner idmierger mirb, ben &orbe0ingnn8eu anr Gre
langmng Desielben nad5nfommen, lit Onr6 Anfhmb nidts 81 geutnnem.
AndB iuirO ner fnr5 oer lang mieSer Der Sedud gemadt Weroen (mnD
|er mag glingenl, oenienigen, bic nnr bas critic 8nrgGpaper 6a6en,J
Ds Stirmredt 81 entseben. IS lit G6renpHiht eincs jc9a 9entiben,l
Id bas Shmm. nnb 8hrgcrrdt sn ueribafen, bus id9nlSet CT fb ielbf,
iefner 6amife nb Dem Staate.
Sar bic 9entfden in 9pmglaS GpHnt9.
Seoer Ienthe, Der BON cnem anDeren mMh bG er nod fem 8Irgersl
papter bat iolte tin anfmcrtam maiden, Ss critic Rapur branssmne6.I
Gmaba nrS Der 8itriftGerf 10 d i rcnb bicfer 81 DE fine Or.
|fe leoen abenO pffen balha, hanit ieSer, one ieine 4rbat DerIGnmea
an mnnen, oas gnrgerpaper erbaHen fam. User in Der 9rim1riunhII
itnmen hu, mnR nd md IN agreMD biefer u dc nit einem
Snrgerpapter Derfeben, Senn bic letten Oreikig Sage pur elmer &abl, Min
bonn ndd1pen Montaa an, geben bic @eride fn glrgerpapfer ans. Sober
Semobner bon Smaba, Der chen fdn 8arerrpapRr erbaltn fat uer Der
ietnen &obnNe lett Der ietten 8abl neran6ert fiat, mmE it'd IN Der Office
pImmen. Ad leocr, Der 0usmal tn Der 3rimGrma1l fIr cine anbere
9arfet htmncn na, ais CT frn9er sefimnt bat, muk bem 8a6laDnr
mtndr I'M Gonrbdns ide Observation-Disclosures a~bamoern la6n.
SEER BaHl Steinueu0er, Elm GentMer in Der Office Ss 6omnto.I
anipols, 1T gerne bereu, 9eniben, bic Gt an lin nenOen bel Der Grsl
langnns BON surgerpapnren befalfid Ut fn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17
Ses MsOiaes.
t6. Q1drs 1911

16. Yfdr5 1916.
lteber o1s ReiltItat Der 9rim1r.
lpablen lit 6ereits am Dienstaq in
Ger Gribiiue 6erihtet tporoen. Selte
lDollen mir nod btnSufiiqrr, 0oB lid,
unter ben ans Der 8rira1rtDn6l lieg-
reid beroorgcQallaerlen 0ircftoreil
oes Sdulrots aud Die Satin itnie
res gegenlparti9eH 9iirgerneiiters
5rau ). u. Sauna, beiinoet. Gie
CIR StidnDabl n%onlinierten annot,
Ooteu fir Sta6tridlter limo: N9er-
ihon, Carlton, 0ieper, SriiG 5risf,
6ib, SeIIers uno De 5orO.
Ger Sraliens9erein 0cs @ernlo.
mia @1lmerd)ors DeriQnmeltc IidI
am 4gittipodl ben s. Mdrs Az einem
eemitlihen auffeefr1n5den in Ser
gereinsbole. 6rau 6. @alIen mar
@altgeberiu.
Ger misunderstanding, Seiien Ser.
IorlmlIm9en itets eineu redlt aitqe.
ilebnten @erlauf neinnell, torarnt am
2 onntoa Den 10. W1ar3 inn idotleu
0eiul ron 6roil =. @elierL 1908
81. Str, Suialitlter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17
ansnit u. oOra.

Gem st. Soiep6 golfsbldtt
entnebmen mir Das 5olgenoe:
llncripartet perid)icD am Motltag
abeno @err auauIt A. @oru in Ell
nem SanitoriunL mo er iid geiuno.
beitsbolber aufbielt. Ger 8erItor-
bene mar idon felt qerauner 3eit
frdnflid, bod muroen teine ernit-
lide 8efilrdtungen eebegt. Ct mar
cine befannte Rerlonlidfeit ttno bis
Dor einem Sabre inter mebreren Mo-
miniitrotioaen ltdottiher Steuereins
iddber. MS CT Dor einem Sabre
Die 5teIung oufaab, ernannte i'm
Der 9ilrgermeiiter ais Qtitglieo Der
8eDor0e fir offentlihe 4rbeiten, re-
iignterte ieood titr5lid BET Der Reor.
gnnifirltng oieier 8eboroe.
SER 9tuguft @. 9orn erbIidte
ais Sobn oes 0eutid)en aniieolers
Sobn Anoreds @orn, Der i'm Sabre
tS47 bier9er einlpanoerte, Dor 81
Sabren oas Sidt Der Melt un0 be-
Iudte Die bieiigcn Sfnllen utlO cine
&anoelsidule. ginige Sabre mar er
Iafs 8uumternebmer mo @ritnoei-
gentulnsbdnOler tdtig, her8oa mad
|aonias Gitp uno fam I'M Sabre 1890
pieoer bierber Surild. 9of) ettigen
asabren I'M @roceriegeidaft periudte
er mieoerum iein @lild m aanios
gifp, no er bis gum Sabre 1896
berblieb ntO 6ierber 3uridfebrte,
Dor 5luet Sabrea p~eritdrb ieine @at-
til, uno miro Ct bon eineBt Sobn,
&errn s. v. 9orn IN Omaha, 9iebr.
ilberlebt. Die geeroiaung fano am
MittfpoA 9sadntittog inter qluipicien
Der 5reimaurer 2oge, Der CT liA in
aonias Sin angeihloilen botte, ulto
8eteiliglmg an0erer 8ereine, oeren
Otit9lie0 ct mar. ouf DEM 9tt. Mord
5rteohofe Itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17
aus cinco(a!
2incoln. IA. M3dr3 1915.

~tttNO14ts - +9bAL0 IV1os
Sebte 8ohe iaro bier in 2iteoln
Elm groBes Basketball Gournier ftatt,
gu Deld)em Die 5pieIer aus ptelen
SodiduIen 9}ebrasfd's lih eirtge-
itelt batten. 4l5 Sieger ging bic
Beatrice Sdllte ans Dem beiBen
Ringen beruor.
Gle 6rage nadl einem Central
lbobnbof IN 2incoln lit tpieoer elm
nal aflit geiporDen. Au1e uno @e.
0ulo luaren bi5lobg Die intfer per-
croneten 6eilmitteI. 0as 6ie6er Die.
Ter armfGeitse berunter-
5u6alten. aber man glaubt nidlt
mebr redt an iolde Mittel uto lire
8irfung. Us mare audi mirfIid)
an Der 3eit, es enotih NIT eireu
operatiben gingriff 81 oeriuhen Ii.
nit Der G1ladidf6erei Quf8ub0ren.
Die Soltoerintereiien miliien inter
Meiier genolnnen tperoen, mo- oas
~algemeine Mob( @efobr let0et. Sir
mitteInlterlide 8erbGltuiIie uno gu
itdnoe 6at Sic 9teu3eit fem re6tes
8eritdnbnis.
2ebte Mod)c itno gfnfana 6ieIer
ISOLDE mar SEER 8dbr alts 8isner
init Sa1nilie in 2iilcoln uno fattete
aud benz 1abea-beinL Dos einelt
6renm0 oil ibm bat, ieinett
Beiuf ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17

Ger Braiten@erein Ser llitberi-
ifen 3ions-@ emeinoe fomil1t am
9onnerstog ben 90. Ntdr8 IN Der
SdulbaQe 6liiainmen. 6rau Gus.
@ofinlmm lit @a~itge6erin.
Gin rebt aemiitlther 9lbeno mar
Is, ben am Wtittnoh ben s. Mdr5
Die Sanger oe8 @ermailia M1nnet-
Aor8 ~perlebten, Die iif duBerIt 3abls
reid in Der 9erein8bnqe 5u etnep1
Serrenabeno eingefunoen hatten.
Gin i66nes 9tbenoeiien barrie ilrer,
rnO nod)oem man iid an ben oorge,
Iebten SerrIi6feiten oeleftiert, fam
Ger Slnlor an ieinetn Med]te. Colo
ru6 gelneinldaftlide Gortrdge ned
lelteu NIT eiHar0er al, unb es mtroe
redt fioeI. Sem @un0er, 0aB mars
DIE Der Sanger crit 5t redlt uorge-
idrittener 3eit ben 6elmhpeg all-
traten.
81e Gt5llidlien I'LL Yes WfollleS
dIuB baben iid iebt IN 8~etuegung
9eiett. Gun Cell Der gaoeanitalt
nabe Dem Center StraBe-8 Damn fieL
ibren gum 0pfer.
Gem 3eifcll6en snn gobeu MN.
ocn Sonntua nadlt ans leilleln 3im-
mer iii ben 9ropn A%partelnents SUI
meIcn I'M @crtc pom $4,000 geitols
len.
Nus Dem ,3liderpdren @eif1ft
bon @tltibo1, Gfr s.. uno 8nIluat
Cir, erbetlteten 1iebe Snmstag
uadt So 8argeIo uro enc An8abl
SaBigteiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17
RegiI1rierung in SiiO=Oma6a!
Stein garser IN SHS Omaha Iuae peranmen, id beue, Sreitao
regtnrieren al la6eu.

3eufe. 6retaa, Der II. O2dr5 1916, fonnen lh 0e 9epd6ner
bon 5los2noho III Dem aApn 5taot6aus (Gtp 4on) rcgHtrnreu lnHen,
8ohi aenunihar Viore4eoo bat oarein 8epiaigts 0aB 5mci Gage
tr Die 8apobner Der 5qoRite fdtgefebt meroen, neil ea fir pde NIT
5dpierigfeuen perbanoen II, fb bis mad Dem @eridtsge5du0e 8t be-
geben. I'M thrr Ndnlea N pie @oblertie anhaqen gu Iaet.
Die &egutriernngsbldfr luer0en beute, 5refaq, mabreno 0e8
nafnittags nn0 a6enOs IN Der staotboue BON 5iio.Gmabo ouslegen.
IS gt nod nn9ddbr 1000 9eriunen til 5iosGmobo, pehe it'd
nod ndt baMn reg1trterea tafen, 0arunter befn0en fb ieoenfoQs aud
DieIe 9etHde 9iepn rufen mir 4iernt 8t 0ae e5eegenbet nht Dornbers
geDen 81 ldfen ionOern ibrer 9fidt ais gHrger uod3ufommen uno lid
Gete iider re8HtriereD 84 loien-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17

am (. 4priI miro Or. @eilano.
;5reuout. Gebr.. ieine Gifice nndl
434 Mnit Ctr. perlegen, mo er aro.
Bcrc lnlo heaitelueu A1ilme beiieen
miro. Jtr. 434 Muin Sir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17

,Seim.-anit1uoise nildterne arbei,
ter finoen elm giites marmcs
SeinL 9oro, 9oais mo gadidle Iiir
s.. 90 Die 8odle. Bel e~inSpIner, edit
oelltider, iduberer 6rou Rur tie.
tige ,3ahler linden Aitinnbne gran
giaunlauu. Shcl6p Court 8, y. uno
Niaion Str. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17
lsrripnaI b. 0pti;en.

5eltte ieiert 6err @ernlanu giiidL
iii Dem bendhbnrten 4dibil1gton
lpoHnbaft. in areiie ieiner Samilia
ieinen 81. @eblirtstag. Sein lang
idbriger 6relulo @err y. 6. SGro-
Ser BAT iid) gu ibm binnlts be9eben,
Inn ibm feline @liidtpituld)e peri0n-
lid om5u6riugeu. Auf oie gSri-
bilne" erotuliert ber8lid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-17

IS be8ablt iid, in ben ualai.
.Iifi8irten an5eigen" Der 9ribitlle gu
annonCiren.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-07
HORSES MAY Go
70B0RDER, TOO,
IN SHORT Time

All the horses of Field Company E,
Signal Corps, of the regular army, may
soon leave on the horse-transport Dix,
when the boat arrives here from
Manila and Nagasaki the latter part
of this month.
There are 112 of the company's
horses now on Oahu, although their
riders left on the transport Thomas
Wednesday afternoon for the border,
having been ordered there by the War
Department to assist in guarding the
border and helping pursue Villa.
The company has a mounted de-
tachment of regular cavalry horses,
and the other equines are used to pull
the wire wagons and other portable
field equipment.
Although no orders for movement
of the horses have yet been received,
they are expected any time. In case
the horses are to be taken to the main
land, the Dix will probably receive
orders to carry them from Honolulu to
San Francisco instead of Seattle, her
usual terminus. The Dix is now be-
lieved to be coaling at Nagasaki, and
when she steams from that port will
notify the local quartermaster's Of
flee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-07
Booze Is Giuen
Emphatic Slam
By u. S. Official
Man Who Died at SchofieId
Succumbed After Round
With John Barleycorn

Jerome j. Smiddy, local U. S. mar,
shall, threw off his official robes of of,
flee today and engaged for a few
moments in a scathing denuneiation
of John Barleycorn. In other words
he preached d temperance lecture
which might have startled his meager
audience had it been composed of bar.
tenders.
The marshal based his lecture" on
the drunken brawl at Schofield Bar
racks on Tuesday which resulted in
thu death of one MAI and the wound
ing Of another. SIliddy visited the
barracks on Wednesday and stood by
the operating table as the surgeons
performed the autopsy.
The dead man was a big, strong,
handsome fellow said the marshal,
''and as saw him lying there on that
table realized that, if it had not been
for booze, he would have been alive
and well.
Another good man had been LOST
to the world because of John Barley
corn. How men can sell booze to
their fellows, knowing what the result
is sure to be, is more than I can I'M
derstand. If I had my choice of
either selling booze and getting rich,
or getting out into the streets with
pick and shovel, l would choose the
latter occupation.
Il would like to wager that if the
bartenders and saloon owners of
Honolulu had witnessed the perform
ing of that autopsy Wednesday, know
ing that the man lying on the table
was a victim of booze, they would
shut UP their places of business and
never sell another drop of liquor
again"
Those who heard this lecture" did
not trouble themselves to ask whether
Marshal Smiddy was in favor of pro-
hibition in Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-07
THE SHADOW.
(From Daily Financial Americal


The fever OF speculation is running through the
veins OF business structure Manufacturers are
specializing on their output The middcman is spec
ulating on his market The banker is specializing on
the future. Recent fIotatons have turned former
conservative industrial investors into involuntary
SPECTATORS Labor is the worst offender in the spec
ulative field, it is seeking to enforce and make
permanent demands that only the exgency of tenn
porary conditions can fulfill All of these lead to an
uneasiness and uncertainty that is gradually spread
ing.
This uncertainty is further augmented by the
financial and economic conditions that face us here
probably billion dollars of privately held Euro
pean money in Our banks today. Will this money
stay here when peace is declared? Will it be used
either basis for credit purchase? Or will it
go back to its owners to be spent at home? Again,
how much more of our own securities and other
evidences of Indebtedness will we be forced to buy
back to keep goods moving and exchange stable?
How much further will labor seek to push its de-
mands2 Will a plethora of strikes force wages to
a scale that will preclude our holding place an
export nation? What will Our national elections
show us?
The answers to these questions will be many and
varied. They will show the chief causes for our
certainty. Once solved they will remove the vexing
shadow that is now cast on our rapidly moving pros
perity
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3RDBATTALION
Is SPLIT into
TWO COMPANIES

Advices received today by the Star.
Bulletin from its Fort Shafter CORE
spondent state that information re.
ceived at that post is to the effect
that Company l, 3rd Battalion of En-.
gineers, ceased to exist as an organi.
cation beginning July 1, the date the
new army law went into effect.
Under the terms Of the new law the
battalion has been divided into two
companies-Compan c, 1st Battalion,
3rd Regiment, and Company D, End
Battalion, Bird Regiment The 3rd Is
one Of the new regiments to be formed
in a short time as required by the
new law.
1t has also been definitely learned
at Fort Shafter that the two new
regiments recently authorized, the 9Th
Heavy Field Artillery and the 32nd
Infantry, the personals of which were
printed by the Star-Bulletin July 3,
are to be formed at Schofield Bar
racks.
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Machine GUNCQ.
STARTS CAMPAIGN
FOR 20 MEMBERS

Divided into two teams, each work
ing 10 enlist the most new recruits.
men OF the maChine-gun company. LIST
Infantry, y. G. H., started today on a
race to line up % more members be-
fore next Thursday afternoon at ): Is.
The losing team must buy a dinner for
the winners.
At present the company. command
ed by Capt. A. l.. c. Atkinson, with
Lawrence NJ. Judd as first lieutenant.
has SO members. Twenty more must
be secured before the company can
be mustered in. After drill last even
ing an informal meeting was held. at
which teams for the CampaiSn were
formed, with Cpl. r. +. White heading
one team, and Cpl. W. S. Rycroft the
other.
On Whites team are E. W. Hede-
mann, p. E. SpaldinS, W. Grace. K. B.
McGrew, J. O'Dowda, W. l.. Warren,
W. H. IleGler, A. A. Englehard, c. P.
Wilder, c. G. NOrrie, Ed Hedemann
and L. A. Hicks
Comprising Rycroft's team are 4. B.
Clarke. IT., J. II. WOrrall, H. f. Hoff-
man. E. b. Jackson. d. l.. Olson, F.. A.
Schaefer. Jr., R. f. Scott, J. D. Reed.
Z. A. Jones, Walter Vorvelt. Judge W.
l.. Stanley and H. l.. Grace.