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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
SWEET VOICE OF
new Song BIRD
CHARMS diners
Moss Portia Newport Makes
Hit at Young Hotel; Louise
Lorain Well Received

AS successor to Miss Ruth Flor
enee the Alexander Young Hotel has
secured the services of young singer
whose voice and charming personality
will be long remembered-a Miss
Portia Newport.
Miss Newport made her first APP
pearance Saturday evening at the
Rathskeller, and every table was filed
to hear her first song. Small and
slight, with a slender throat, she
looked as though her voice would be
nothing more than sweet" Therein
she is deceptive, for her soprano is
full and rounded. and OF surprising
volume Miss Newport sings now
with glad abandon and again with
a touch of usefulness that marks
her as something of an actress as well
as a clever musician. and her ballads
and Irish melodies are all we'll
chosen. Later in the evening on the
roof garden her voice was found to
carry surprisingly IN the open air
Another new singer at the Young Is
Miss Louise Lorain, whose voice,
songs and appearance are OF an alto
gether different type from those OF
Miss Newport. but are none the less
pleasing. Miss Lorain sings ragtime
songs and coon melodies with lazy,
fetching drawl. Miss Billy Fisher
will continue at the Young tonight
and tomorrow, and Wednesday night
a third new singer, who is to arrive
will make her frst appear
ance.
During the grand opera season the
singers may leave the roof garden at
IL. and sing in the Rathskeller for
supper parties. though
the Hawaiian orchestra will continue
TO play for cancers until the usual
hour.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
DAILY REMINDERS

To get value sell it by auction. See
auction ads.-Adv.
Ronnd the island in auto, $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Have you started saving yet? Open
an account today with Bishop & Co.
Everything in the way of clothing
necessaries can be found at Yee
Chan's, King and Bethel Streets
Adv. ...--.
All velvet hats at half-price for one
week commencing Monday, January
IL, at Mrs. j. Millions, 1112 Fort street.
ADV. III. -: ........ ..s....s .>-..
Just received, new spring models
front and back lace corsets. The Good
win Corset Shop, 1922 Pantheon Bldg.
Phone 1699.-Adv. HID. r:
If you wish the very best work
manship, coupled with the greatest
skill and experience - visit H. K
Hope. eyesight specialist and manu-
featuring optician. Fort street.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

A meeting of the harbor board was
to be neld at $3.50 O'Clock this after
noon. III. .=."..#
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17
'0(M And GBVElhL

A meeting of the harbor board was
to be neld at $3.50 O'Clock this after
noon. -:...."
Leahi Chapter. No .. o. E. s. will
hold a stated meeting tonight al 1880
o'clock. .-.... ~
Mrs. Augusta Smyth has been. APP
pointed executriX of the estate of
James w. Young, without bond. +.
Circuit Judge Whitney's trial jurors
have been excused until further no
tice .. -: ..".. ..-: -.
Federal court trial jurors have been
notified TO meet at 10 O'Clock next
Wednesday morning. ~. ...~." .~.-
The trial of zee Yo Keuk, Korean
bad man, on a charge of assault with
intent TO commit murder and one of
first degree robbery, is scheduled to
begin in Circuit Judge Ashford's court
at o'clock tomorrow morning. H..
lecture at the Japanese Y. NJ
C.. A. may be delivered by I. Kuriya-
kama, well known Japanese man of
letters, due in Honolulu in the Shinyo
Maru today Mr.. Kuriyakama is pro-
fessor of English literature at Kioto
university. :.:.. :...~..... +. H.. -.
Paul Super, general secretary of the
Y NJ c. A., addressed the members
of the Japanese Y. NJ c. A. yesterday
afternoon at their association build
ing Mr.. Super chose for his subject:
Some Central TRUTHS in Christian
Belief" ..@.-... 49, i
Today is the twenty-third anniver-
sary of the overthrow of the Hawaiian
kingdom. tine reinforcement of Queen
Liliuokalani and the establishment of
a provisional government of which
Judge Sanford B. Dole was president.
Five years later Hawaii was annexed
to the United States. @.."": -.
DIR. James NJ. Taylor, ex-president
of Vassar, and Mrs. Taylor will be
guests of the College Club tomorrow
afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock at the Uni
.versity Club. The College Club is
entertaining the senior and college
preparatory girls Of Punahou acad-
envy and the high school. 49,.
Reversing ruling of Circuit Judge
Stuart, the supreme court handed
down a decision granting a new trial
OF the case of Wilbur M. Kennedy
against Mary L. Sniffin, administra-
trix, case involving the liability of
an adaptive father for the support
of an abandoned child. The case is
remanded to Judge Stuart's court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-17

Construction of the new $4,000
sugar refinery at Port Wentworth,
Ca. will be started Immediately.
Seattle shipping men are forming,
an organization to build and operate
three steamships to ply between Seat.
tie aud Hawaii, New Zealand and Aus
tralia. =
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15

With a growing demand
throughout the country for Ne
sorts, especially those possessing
springs of water of medical
properties, it occurs 10 us that
Hickman could profit in large
measure financially by having
such an institution close blythe
same as many other towns have
done. 1t is "a known fact that
an ideal place Tor such an IN
dcrtaking exists just south of
town; in what is known rs
"Coombs Springs. ~ In fact, ac-
cording to older citizens, this Was
once a popular rcSort-on the or
der of Dawson and Gibson Wells
and drew crowds and outside
capital from a dozen States BY
some unkindly fate, the property,
with It's cottages and hotel, was
allowed TO 90 down, and is re
nown was soon forgotten But
the springs are just rs fine and
the scenery, with little effort,
could be made as attractive and
beautiful as in by-gone years. All
OF this suggests that some steps
ought 10 be taken by our business
men 10 re-establiSh this famous
old resort, with every promise OF
lucrative returns on the invest
mcnt. Ii il was ever a success,
it could be- made much greater
one today for obvious reasons.
Join that big crowd and see
the Iron Claw" at the Crystal
every Friday.
Two houses for sale. See NJ. Is.
Shaw. tic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15

prepared by the City Enginee
and approved by a representa-
i've OF the Mengcl Box Company
and the Nashville, Chattanooga
q 81. Louis Railway.
(2) That the City of Hick
man shall employ as is superyis
ny engineer such person as th,
Nashville, Chattanooga q st
Louis Railway may recommend.
~ That the offer Of the
Nashville, Chattanooga & St
Louis Railway heretofore set out
IN tull be accepted with all the
conditions thereto attached.
l4) That this ordinance upon
acceptance in writing by the
Nashville, Chattanooga q st.
Louis Railway within thirty DAYS
after lis final passage shall con
Slllute a binding contract be.
tween the City Of Hickman and
the Nashville, Chattanooga K
NJ Louis Railway.
90 That this ordinance shall
take effect from and after its
passage the public welfare rcquir-
ing il.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor
On notion there being further
business council adjourned sub.
lect 10 the call of the Mayor.
Attest Jno. Pyle, Clerk.
Tom Dillon, Sr., Mayor
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Sec. 46. For each Astrologer,
.IOlairvoyant, Fortune Teller or
Spiritualist, or for any person
conducting any pretended occult
science for gain or profit. ten
dollars.
See. A. For each person going
from house 10 house, selling mus
cal instruments, either by direct
sale or upon an installment plan.
or Piano or Musical Instrument
Agent, delivering and selling sad
instrument, six dollars.
See As. For each Kaleioscopje
or moving Picture Show, without
dramatic or vaudeville features.
Ten dollars; where dramatic or
vaudeville features are shown. in
connection with a regular NOV.
ing picture show, two dollars for
each nights performance, or fiji.
teen dollars per annum. Proyid
ed however, that nothing herein
shall repeal theatrical or circus H.
ceflSe ordinance or ordinance al.
ready in effect.
See. 40. For each Telephone
plant or company operating
system of telephone exchange in
the city, twenty dollars; and for
each telephone company merely
running a line into or through
the city with an office in the city,
ton dollars.
Sec. 30. For each Building &
Loan Association, ten dollars.
See. 81 For each Water and
Llght Plant or company, operated
by any persons or combination Of
persons, twenty-five dollars.
See. %. For each National
Bank or Banking Institution Of
any character, located in the city,
ten dollars.
See. 80. For each company,
person or persons, operating
wagon or wagons in the city, de-
INering and retailing from said
wagons, any petroleum, lubrical-
.ng or other oils, twenty-five dor
ans.
See 81 For each grain deal
,r, ten dollars.
See %. For each Retail Fish
Dealer, five dollars, either
operating dock, vehicle or other
See. j6. For each person or
PERSONS, firm or corporation run
ing a wood yard, five dollars.
Sec. 81 For each person or
PERSONS, firm or corporation,
,uying and selling junk, five
lollaiS.
See js. A license for one oecr-
'ation. business or profession
hall not be held 10 include an
.ther business, occupation or pro
eSSion, for which a license is re
mred by ordinance.
Sec. 80. This ordinance shall
% into effect July /, 1916
Attest: JnO. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, Sr, Mayor.
On motion, there being no fur
her business, council adjourned.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, Sr., Mayor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

lliclauau, Ky, June o, 1916
Counsel met IA regular sot
slon rrcseut Mayor Dillon. Coun.
r.mau A q tarutbsrs. ID l..
lrHuntl. " A. Johnston. W
@ Gr,,Um and II o Stuncc.ph.
F
The minutes oi the hSt meet
ng were rad, nnd on motion
approved aud signed
nhc following accounts We're
presented. properly approved
and ou motion allowed. aud checks
onlered drawn ou the Treasurer
Tor like amounts
g. A. Murhaon, icriing prs
Onions, ,ibJO
Ky Light a Power Co,
Lights and water %l8J4
" A DDdds humber 3ic
Fabrir Fire Hose Co. expand
InR tool. $3.50
Ben Po>ey, repairs 10 fire
husv, 500
Hickman Courier printing, 80
r. T.. Case, shovel. Zoe.
Hickman Timing and Pbg
Co., repair work. SIS
A. q kmbro. street work,
sl675
The clerk reported thai he
had us,ucd deeds 10 The following
city cemetery property aud that
he hohls Sup, pL.0n's receipts
for simc lands tloar and Sun
east hall 10 No 2i3, size lOX20,
consideration, $1,000, Myrtle
Nurles. west haf .ot so 260, ,i1e
loN02. consideration. $1,000, Mrs
lonmo Hardy East hall lot No
3t1 size luN2u. consideration ~
On mut.on The clerk wa, u
Fucted % i>suc due bill o.
Av Il. Is Gualdvr lpr tlr o.
mount of money advanced by her
900 the sewer lime. same 90 bc
credited each year with the "a
mount ol her city taxes until |
pald.
On motion made and seconded /
ihc bid OF We'd. Roth and 60
''folng Sl5.gUg for the Ms,ls
uppl River i.cNcc Bonds WAS 90.
copied
Ca motion the salary of the
ire chicl wis set az 500 per |
month, same 30 take effect zap |
'n the arrival OF the fire engine.
On motion The Chief of Police
Wis instructed % have the 81
Louis Fur Go remove their hcarSe
house which now stands un Ken.
lucky street.
The following ordinances were
passed by the affirmative vote
ui adj the councilman present;
sad ordinances are in words aud
figures as follows;
The City Counci' Of me City
co. Hickman, do ordain as follows
Whereas, the city council of
The City oI Hickman, Ky, by or
dlEnce OF date o. May ], 1916,
pursuant to an election held m
lho City of Hickman, by, of
date November the Ith, 1913,
authorizing the issuance by SAID
city of bonds iu tho sum OF
$1,000 Tor the purpose OF build
ing aud maintaining a lcyoe a.
long the banks of the MisSisSip
pl River within the limits of
said city, did ON said date OF
May LIST, 1916, order and autho-
RIO the issuance o. sand bonds,
and
Whereas, in said ordinance Of
date of May /, 1916, IL was or
dered by said board of Council
That bonds of said CITY be
issued in conformity TO certain
ionn therein contained, and that
sad bonds DO sold after due ad-
vertiSing the time, place and
Terms Of said sale 10 the highest
and best bidder, and
Whereas, said bonds were duly
advertised for two weeks in the
hickman Courier, weekly news
paper published at Hickman, Full
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ton of said lcyce, such proper
~ 10 revert b. the railway
should u ever ecasc 30 BE- used
by the City of Hickman for lcye,
purposes.
The Nashville, Chattanooga a
II Louis Railway further offer.
10 recommend 10 the City OF
lilrAinan "a competent Civil En-.
glheer 10 prepare plans and
specifications and to supervise
the construction by the Cuy OF
.ad lcyee, and the necessary
Drainage system SAID engineer
10 be employed by the city and
dS ignated o. city engineer
The Nashville, Chattanooga q
n Louis Railway further offers
to furnish both material and
money as the work progresses,
within the limits and IN the man
ncr specified, as said city engi-
neer IN charge of the construc.
ton OF said leyec may from time
TO time demand.
The Nashville, Chattanooga q
~ Louis Railway makes the a.
boye offers On the following CON
dItlous, towIt:
o. That the plans and spcci-
tlcailons and work shall meet the
approval OF a third person 70 be
agreed upon by the City OF
Hickman, the Mcngel Box Com
pany and the Nashville, Chatta.
nooga q 81 Louis Railway.
- That the City Council of
Hickman viii authorize said rail
way 90 construct, relay or shift
10 Tracks aud operate It's trains
thereon, IN Nam and Commercial
streets, and IN Water street, be
tween Union and Walnut streets,
ld change the grade of It's ex
sting tracks, in said streets, and
'c-location and change of grade
being ncccSsItated by the con
OF the leyee. II he
ng understood that whenever the
'aSmg and relocation of SAID
racks y not between Washing
ON street and che West boun
larry of Union Street the expense !
hereof shall be borne 10y the City |
IF Hickman.
.jJ That the City Of Hickman
sin authorize the Nashville, |
'hattanooga d st Louis Railway |
o appropriate Tor It's tracks and |
lcpd purposes SO much OF the
property conveyed 90 said rail
way 10 be used us "a park by or
lmance of February LIST, 1909.
Is is not appropriated by the city
II the building OF It's said leyec.
a. That the Cty of HEX
nam will authorize the closing
II ~ much of Fulton street,
Washington street, Market street,
Walnut street, Ashland street,
lain street, Broadway, Hall
trcrt. Commercial street, Water
trcrt. Onion street, Madrid
trcct and Union street, except
hat crossings Will bc provided
or az or near Obion and Full
un streets. aS are occupied by |
aid lcvee and the reconstructed
lcks of said railway, it being
urihcr understood that in conSid-
ration oi the closing of sad
trects the railway will 10y prop
p written instrument authorize
he City Council to appropriate
= a public right of way ~ much
{ lots Nos. 30, 81 and 30 as the
.ty Council may deem necessary.
And whereas, the City Council
( Hickman is anxious and will
ig to accept the offer Of the
nashville. Chattanooga Il ST.
.ouis Railway upon the condi-
ions therein set out, therefore,
BE il ordained by the City
.ouncil of the City of Hickman
IT,
N) That the City of Hickman
hall construct rs soon as 1t can
onventicutly and properly do 50
lcvee on the location and oil
he dimensions specifications and
laterial provided for IN the Pl ans
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ton County, Ky, same Stain,
The time, tclms and place o
sale, aud,
Whereas, the said bonds wer
iaud are ISSUED By authority o
Ner Ji9O, ,ubscc %, ny. stat
lules, that sad ordinance of dai.
o.. May lot, 1916. and THAI slb
bond form as thcrcu containe,
Doe amended, 90 that ct'cct, stat
ing therein said authority, un,
IcliuR said section al the law,
of the stat, ul Kentucky, and
Whereas, the firm of We'll
Roth a Company, OF Cincinnati
Ohio, placed ia the hands Of
die Mayor al said city a bid f0i
DO, pwhasc of said bonds, a.
cordlug 20 the time and terms
ul said city's advertisements OF
u.o OF SAID bonds and the sand
We'll, Roth q Co. being the high.
rst and best bidder ON said
bonds, their bid beng IN the
sum ol rlj9O9, with accrued IN
.tercs,, bonds furnished.
Therefore. % is ordered AMI or
daincd that the SAID bonds BE-
sold 20 the firm ct Wed, Roth a
Co. 81 Cincinnati, Ohio, and that
same Doe delivered over % them
upon receipt OF the amount bid
therefor according 10 the terms
and tenor % said ordinance of
date OF May lst, 1916, and said
ordinance Is hereby made a part
hereof
Attest Jno Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon. Sr., Mayor.
Tho City Council vi the City
of Hickman, ny, do orian ~
follows
Whereas the Mississippi river
frequently oyer.lows certain
portions OF the City OF Hickman,
! ng along the river front,
And whereas. in order 10 afford
protection against such oyoriloWS,
Il would bee necessary 90 con
struct a lcyce, the location OF
which Is described as follows:
Beginning az a point on the
west side al Washington street
which is the east boundary line
OF the property of the MengeI
Box Company aud at a point
whore q lcyce to be built 10y
that company ends; thence up
stream pamllclcd 10 the track
ol llc Nashville. Chattanooga y
st. Lois Railway crossing the
following streets Washington
st.. Market street, Walnut IT.,
Aniand street. Fulton street,
Main street Broadway, Hall
street, Commercial street. Water
street. Obion street Madrid
street. Union street, Cumberland
street, Kentucky street, one
street to Wabash street, more
particularly Described IN the blue
print marked Exhibit No. here
10 attached and made part
hereof.
Md Whereas, the Nashville,
'hslmnooga a ST. Louis Rail
way he's made a proposition tol
the City Council OF the City OF
Hickman, Kentucky, in words
aud figures as follows:
The Nashville. Chattanooga a
g. Louis Railway hereby offers
10 donate to the City of HEX
man lor the protection of the
,itilrus and property Of said city,
sufficient money and matenaI
10 build so much o. the leyee de
,crihrd above as lies between
Washington street and the west
boundary of Union street, less
that amount contributed by the
Chicago, Memphis d Gulf Railway
md les the cost of 50 much oil
The right oc way between Wash
.ngion street and the west bonn-
iary of Union street rs IS not
owned by the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & 81. Louis Railway.
The railway further offers to
by proper legal mslru'
ment 50 much OF its property |
rs may be needed in the constrnc-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15
B.: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk
Tom Dillon. Sr.. Mayor.

JAW y ~ 'lNl hs
Tom Dillon, Sr., Mayor.
Hickman ny June - 1916
Council met pursuant 20 AL.
| Juurumeut ol june 9Th. 1916
Present Mayor Dillon, Council
men W. A Johnston, W. 7. Girls
som, +. ID. johnson. d. T. Leibo-
yltz and \. o Caruihcrs.
On motion the proposition OF
A. f Ewing d Co., of Memphis,
Tenn, 10 install new set Of
books for the city accepted,
and the clerk instructed 10 notify
them az once.
On motion the following odi-
nance WAS passed Nv the affima-
tive vote OF all the councilmen
present. sand ordinance Is in
wordS and figures as follows:
BE il ordained by the Board Of
Council OF the City Of Hickman.
Kentucky
Section / That all persons now
engaged IN, or who shall hereaf
ter engage in, carry on or exer-
clse, any Df the occupations, bust
ness or professions, hereinafter
Set Out, shall before continuing or
commencing any such occupation,
business, or profession, pay a
tax thereon 10 the City Clerk OF
the City OF Hickman, Ky, and
obtain license 10 do such business
or exercise such occupation or
profession.
See. >. That any and all per
sons who shall engage IN or con-
tlnue IN any occupation, profeS-
sion, or business mentioned IN this
ordinance before procuring a IL
cense and paying the tax there
on as required herein, shall be
fined not less than - % nor more
than $1,000 for each offenSe, and
each day said business, occupa-
ton or profession IS conducted,
followed or engaged IN without a
license shall constitute a separate
offense.
See. 3. That the revenue real |
lied from this ordinance shall be
placed 10 the credit of a fund |
known as the Street Fund Of City |
of Hickman. and used for build
ing, repairing, and improving the
streets and thoroughtares OF said
city as the Mayor aud Board 81
Council may direct
See T. The clerk Of the board
Of council shall be entitled 10 q
Zee of twenty five cents same "a
be paid by the applicant, and
that no license shall bc ISSUED
for a less time than three months,
md it shall further be- the duty
Of clerk to report any and All
lclinquentS failing or refusing ~
AXE out proper license, 10 the
5ity Attorney of the City oil HEX
man 10 be dealt with according toI
he pmport OF the within ordi-
nance. Il
See. T.. 1t shall be the duty OF
he Chief of Police, and his depu.
les ia said city 10 report any ana
All delnqucutS failing or refusing
~ take out sad licenses To iheI
iN Attorney, or by making nr-
'c,t, rs provided herein.
Sec. Z That every license pro
-ided for herein is subject to be
suspended or revoked by the
Board of Council upon sufficient
.ausc. TO Doe Judged and deter
mined finally by said council. and
Ipon such revocation the license
5 void. and that W. license here
n provided for shall bee transfer
ed without the written consent
If the City Clerk whose fee for
,uch tlqnSfcr shall be- twenty
i've cents.
See 5. That the sum herelnai-
.er specified shall be the price Tor
/ license, per annum, towit;
See. 10 For operating n black
smith or blacksmith and machine
shop five dollars.
See. II. For condcting or run
ming of barber shop, three dol
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-15

Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening lonic.
GROVES rASrELEss chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, enriehes the blood and builds 40 the sys.
ten. A true tonic. FoT adults and ehdfen. Soc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06
GEN'L CLARK TO THE
BORDER
Commanding General of Missouri
Troops Entrains With the
Fourth Regiment.

General Clark and his personal
staff, consisting of Lieut.. Col. j.
l.. Hanley, brigade adjutant,
Major A. Linxwiler, Inspector
of small arms practice and First
Lieutenant G. c.. carp and First
Lieutenant A. z. Patterson, aides,
left Nevad@ with the second sec
ton of the fourth regiment at
4 30 Tuesday afternoon. Their
destination is somewhere in
Texas"
General Clark is the ranking
general Of the central division and
will no doubt be selected to com
mand the troops of the division.
1t is understood that Col. Me-
Cord of st. Joe will be in COM
mand of Camp Clark following
the departure of General Clark.
Major Adams brigade quarter
master will be stationed at Camp
Clark and will receive the recruits
and have charge Of the property.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-07-06
FOURTH OFF IN DUsTsToRM
The Kansas City Machine Gun
Company Away With
Regiment.

Camp Clark Nevada, Mo-, July
4.-The first section Of the Fourth
Missouri Infantry entrained at
3 :15 O'clock this afternoon in as
violent a dust storm as they are
likely to encounter on the Rio
Grande.
The storm followed a blistering
day which they spent in the open
at the loading dock waiting on the
railroad. The temperature
dropped fifteen degrees in fewer
minutes.
A rousing whoop went up at the
first sight of the twelve old stand
ard Pullmans which carried the
Second Illinois to the border.
Some Of the chalk marks still
were on the cars. One legend
read: Forty miles a day on
beans and hay"
Many of the Fourth, which in
cludes the Kansas City machine
gun company, Capt. Warren l..
Osgood, will ride south in draw
ing rooms and staterooms. En-
listed men never travelled in such
state before.