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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per Matson steamer Wilhelmina
from San Francisco June s: Vim
cent Fernandez. Jr.. Mrs. H. G. Bruins,
F. A. Taylor. Alfred J. MersfeIder, H.
L. Dennison, Jas. A. Blyth. Mrs. NJ.
Anderson, S. NJ. Lowrey. Mrs. s. NJ
Lowrey, Miss Bernice Halstead, Miss
Grace Tiernan, o. F. RoIph. Mrs Chas.
Judkins, DR.. Elmer Allen, Mrs Lut-
ted, w. H. Smith, Mrs. B. G. Suplee.
Mrs. w. K. Boiling, Miss d. Hitler,
Mrs, Pauline Nelson, Miss A. Soren-
sen, Miss Signe Hageltnorn, Miss K.
NJ. Atherton, 2. G. Dunn, Miss s. =.
Treadway, ID. Ghiradelli. Mrs. H v.
Murray, Mrs. John Watt, A. f. Meyer,
Miss Grace Thurtell, j. A. McCandless.
Rev. Henry S. Coffin, Mrs. e. Morris
Lara, G.. H. Allen, Harry Baldwin,
Mrs. H. P. Faye, Master E. Faye, Mas
ter Allen Faye. Miss Ida Faye, Miss
Myra Palache, Miss Gladys Partridge,
Mrs. r. H. Pearson. Mrs. 8. w. Bixley,
Miss Jessie Barnhill, Mrs Chas. Ath-
erton, Mrs. Highley, Miss r. Dwyer,
H. C. Burns, Jas L. Blythe, w. A.
Smart. F. G. Dennison, Theo. n. Cor
baly, Miss L. Anderson. Mrs w. J..
Harry, Miss C. NJ. Glade, Miss Sarah
A. Crumpton, Miss Cleo Case, F. j.
Rolph, Chas. Judkins. Robt. F. Steven,
Lutted, G. C. HolIingsworth, Miss NJ
Suplee, w. K. Boiling, Mrs. F. O. Bar
nard, Mrs. James Miller, Miss 8. Kali
kes, Mrs. F. Goodman, Miss s. Flax
man, Miss NJ. Perry, Mrs. 2. G. Dunn,
Miss Sorenson, Mrs. Mcleod, John
Watt. E. H. Wodehouse, Mrs. A. F..
Meyer. Mrs. L. T. Haskell, H. Berg,
Mrs. Henry s. Coffin, Mrs. horace
Trumbauer, Miss Dorothy Allen, Mrs.
Harry Baldwin, Miss T. Faye, Master
Alexander Faye, Miss lAmada For
seyth, Miss Margaret Faye. Miss
Grace Partridge, Miss Isabel Faye,
Miss Pearson, Miss Helen Rolph. Mrs.
Anterior, Miss Blanche Highley. Miss
Lola Lee, Miss Ethel Lee.
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BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.
BEACH WALK IMPROVEMENT DIS,
TRlcT NUMBER TWO.

Sealed Tenders will be received MP
To, and opened at, Il o'clock noon on
June 23rd. 1916, being the twentieth
day after. the first publication hereof.
at the Office of the Clerk Of the Ctr
aud County OF Honolulu. Room s, Ne.
Intyre Building, Honolulu. T. H. for
constructing, and the furnishing AMI
paying for all materials, tools. equip
ment and labor to construct. tho
street improvements in Beach Walk
Improvement District Number Two.
at Waikiki. District OF Honolulu. CITY
and County Of Honolulu, +. H.. includ.
ing among other Improvements the
grad ng of streets, paving with rein.
forced concrete. new cnrbing. movins
and resetting of old curbs and con
strnctien OF a storm sewer system in
said district, all to De under and by
virtue of Sections 1793-1S13. n. L. OF
Hawaii, 1915, as amended by Act 16i
Session Laws OF Hawaii. 1915. and OF
the proceedings Hereunder. and all to
be constructed according to detailed
plans and cross-sections, specified
tons fincluding general conditions
and specific detailsl. Proposal, con-
tract and bond. relating to said dis
trict, INCORPORATED herein by refer
ence, the same being on file in the
Office Of the City and County Clerk.
form of which may be had upon appli-
cation at said office and leaving de-
post of Fifty Dollars ($50.00l.
Tenders must be on forms Of pro-
posal furnished as faresaid and must
be accompanied by certified check
as set forth in the Specification.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
ID. KALAUOKALANI,
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
6492-June 8, 5. 6, Z. s, 8, 10, Is, IA.
Is. II, 20, %
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JUVENILE COURT HAS
NO SESSION BECAUSE
OF LACK OF MATTERS

There was prolonged rejoicing in
the juvenile court Saturday. For first
time in months it was found unneces
sary to hold the usual Saturday morn
ing court because of the absence of
cases. So Judge Whitney adjourned
court to see what the coming week
will bring forth.
II guess it is because the boys in
Honolulu are behaving themselves, /"
said Probation Officer w. H. Hutton.
1T seems funny to have Saturday
come and no truants, crap shooters or
delinquent waiting to be heard But
have no complaint to make. So long
as the boys and girls behave them
selves, attend school and stay at home
nights shall be satisfied"
Hutton added that his policy Kind
ness, backed up by firmness," seems
to be working.
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SOCIE

the entrance examinations for the u.
s. Naval Academy and will enter this
years class aat annapolis. Captain
and Mrs. Rosenbaum, who have been
on leave for the past few months,
are expected to return from the main.
land on the June transport.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Lyon
and son, Robert Lyon, Jr.. spent Dec.
Grafton Day at Haleiwa. They motored
out to Lieutenant and Mrs. Reinecke's
camp, where they had luncheon and
returned to the post late in the after
noon.
A great deal of interest has been
taken in the June Fantasy, and at
both the afternoon and evening per-
formances Fort Shafter was wen rep
resented Among those attending the
matinee on Friday were: Mrs. d. L.
Howell. Mrs. F. F.. Black, Mrs. Clyde
R. Abraham, Mrs. John C. Grady, Mrs.
T. ]. Camp, Mrs. NJ. J. Lehman, Mrs.
Carl Hardigg, Mrs. Robert Lyons, and
others.
Li0uL6HdHL anu MIS-. FTduk AuQ6T-
son Sloan entertained at=a most at
dactiye dinner party on Sunday for
Major William Weigel and Miss OAR
well of Honolulu
On Friday evening Lieutenant and
Mrs. Paul r. Manchester and Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Clyde r.. Abraham
motored to Schofield to attend the
class reunion dinner which was given
by Lieutenant and Mrs. Bayard Sneed
for the members of the class of 1906
from the U. s. Military Academy who
are stationed in Oahu. After dinner
Lieutenant and Mrs. Sneed took their
guests to the LIST Infantry dance.
On Monday evening Lieutenant and
Mrs. Raymond R. Wheeler entertained
at a very delightful supper party at
their quarters in the cantonment.
Supper was served at small tables
and the guests included many from
the Fort and friends from Honolulu.
The officers and ladies of the Fort
have received an invitation from the
officers and ladies of Fort Kamehame-
ha to a dance to be given on Friday
evening at the administration building
af that most
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IN THE REALM OF THE
FEMININE
Good Looking POwdcr Boxes

* THESE days of expensive tribes,
It is possible to spend small for
tunes on single toilet vanity. The
ether afternoon, while visiting a
fashionable shop, / was struck by
the beauty of powder bowl OF
purest blue enamel, with delicate
traceries and a wreath Of blush
roses painted under the surface. I
asked its price and was told it was
SIS. / had seen similar bowls in
Copenhagen, where most of these
enameled things are made, at less
than half the price Of this-and this
was a fairly small and plain affair.
Near by stood Royal Copenhagen
china bowl, painted with flowers,
with a mischievous fawn atop. hug
giEg HIS knees, at price of Sc.
Silver powder boxes run into the
hundreds, and one can pay even
higher for elaborate affairs in jewel
shops. Yet the prettiest powder
boxes or bowls for ones dressing
table can be made by using other
pieces of chinaware. For instance,
friend uses a blue Chinese bowl
With a lid to it. for which she paid
81 in a Chinese store-and it is a
beautiful piece. Another woman I
know has small brass tobacco jar
rom the Orient, filed with powder;
third a Japanese incense burner.
Another woman took a French
Driflt. covered 1t with a sheet of
singlass, pasted it over the top Of
! cardboard box, and covered the
est OF the box with silk and gold
iet, with wee rosebuds of silk as
,rame for the print-making az
beautiful French box out of scraps
And a clever young girl know took
/ rlain wooden box, enameled It
ish.te. and painted on it the uneven
lack stripes Of the Futurists. with
vivid design of roses on the top.
TIE eject was stunningi
T-y something like this to deco
ste your Dire ser.
Questions and Answers
70 poa tiiItk II is safe for me to remore
e y sael frdrt irisich IS oeer one eye?
I. T. II.
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III. SHAFTER SOCIETY
tsp1cial star.Balletin Corrssoondence)


FORT SKATER, June 3.-Mrs.
Charles s. Lincoln was hostess for the
Monday evening card club when il
met this week at the End Infantry
club. Five tables of bridge were
played and after several hours of
cards Mrs. Dashiells who held the
highest score, was presented with the
prize a half dozen attractive Canton
tea cups and saucers. Those playing
bridge were: Colonel and Mrs. Dan.
lei L. Howell, Major and Mrs. William
r. Dashiell, Mrs. Pearson. Madame
Cochran, Mrs. B. w. Atkinson, Lieu
tenant andt Mrs John B. Richardson,
Madame Fredendall, Mrs. Lloyd R.
Fredendall, Mrs. F. F. Black, Mrs.
Witsell, Mrs. Clyde r. Abraham, Mrs.
Ralph Holiday, Mrs. James E. Bell,
Mrs. Thomas j. Camp, Mrs. Theodore
Martin, Mrs. T. ]. Harker, and Mrs.
Charles s. Lincoln.
4.
Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln, who was
the house guest of Major and Mrs.
William r. Dashiell for few days
during the past week, has returned
to her home in the Manoa valley
Mrs. Gustave Gonser from Schofield
Barracks has been the house guest
of Colonel and Mrs. Daniel L. Howell
for a few days during the past week.
Lieutenant Theodore Martin, who is
a patient in the Department Hospital,
is convalescing rapidly and will short
~ be &bie to return to his home in
the cantOnment
~ Mrs. Claire r. Bennett, who recently
underwent slight operation. has re-
turned to her home in the canton
ment from the Department Hospital
Mrs. Edwin Hartshorn has invited
quite a number of. the little folk of
the garrison to party on Saturday
afternoon in honor of her daughter
Betty's fourth birthday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John B. Rich
ardson were hosts at a most enjoy
able supper party Friday evening when
they entertained in honor of Captain
and Mrs. Paul B. Malone who are sail
ing on the transport for the, main
land. yellow was the color scheme
used by Mrs. Richardson, and a large
silver bowl of Shasta daisies and ferns
adorned the center of the table, and
the color scheme was further carried
out by the candle shades and the
dainty place cards which marked the
place of each guest. Covers were laid
=
Richardson's guests included: Cap
tain and Mrs Paul B. Malone, Miss
Mary Kerwin, Major William Wefgle,
Mrs. John c. Grady, Captain and Mrs.
James E. Bell, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ralph Holiday.
Everyone at the Fort is delighted
to hear that Frederick Rosenbaum.
son of Captain and Mrs. Ohio B.
Rosenbaum, has successfully passed
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Arrive Honolulu from Kahn11.
Wai.4lua and Waianae--sS:3s = -.
$3.50 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mn 80
Pearl City-f7:45 q. M $3.50 . o..
s11.02 a. M, s1:38 p. M, s4:2l ,. ~.
s5: 80 p. m, s7:2S p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaWs an1
Le.lehua-s9:15 a. N. s1:63 ,. ~,
.3:5s D. m, s7:13 p. N.
The Haleiwa Limited, tWohou
train only firstcIass tickets hOnors1I
leaves Honolulu every Sunday &c SIS
q. M. for Haleiwa Hotel; rstdfnI1I
arrives In Honolulu at 1910 p. n. In1
Limited stops only at Pearl City, Eve
Mill and Wafanae.
.Daily. Except Sunday. tsun1.,
only.
c. P. pENIscN, ?. c. SMITH
Superintendent. q. ?. a
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Mails are due from the following
points as follows
San rrancisco-W ilhelmina, June 6.
Sydney-ventura, June 13.
Vancouver-Makura, June IA.
Hongkong and Japan-Nippon Maru.
June z.
Mail .Mill depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Lurline, June 6.
China and Japan-Tenyo Maru, June
IS.
Manila U. S. A. T. Sherman, Jnnt 13.
Vancouver Niagara. June 20.
Australia Makura, June IA.
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders viii be received BY
the Board of Harbor Commissioners
until 2 D. m. Wednesday, June It'll,
1916, for the Construction Of an Elk.
tension to Nawiliwili Wharf. Nawili-
will. Kauai.
Plans. specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file In the
Office OF the Board of Harbor Com.
missioners. Capitol Building. Honolulu,
r. H.
The Board Of Harbor Commissions
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all tenders.
CHARLES R. FORBES,
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commits
sioners.
Honolulu, May %. 1916.
64S4-1Ot
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Thomas. left May is for Manila.
Sherman. due from San Francisco
June 10.
Sheridan, due from Manila, June g.
Logan, at Bremerton, overhauling.
Dix, left May 20 for Manila.
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Order Of Notice OF Hearing Petition
to Determine the Heirs At Law
Of James Robinson Holt,


90CCd1SOs
On Reading and Filing the Petition
of Hawaiian Trust Company, Limit
ed, Trustee under the VIII and OF the
Estate Of Robert w. Holt, deceased,
alleging that James Robinson Holt Of
Honolulu, life beneficiary under the
VIII Of Robert w. Holt, deceased. died
at Honolulu aforesaid on the 18th day
Of April, 1916, and alleging that under
the terms Of said Will q certain por-
ton OF the property of said estate Is
devised and bequeathed to the heirs
of said James Robinson Holt, de-
ceased, and praying that under the
provisions of Section 2272. Revised
Laws Of Hawaii. 1915. an order be en-
tered determining who are the heirs
at law. of said James Robinson Holt,
deceased:
It is Ordered, that Monday, the 18th
day Of June. A. d. 1916, at 8 o'clock
a. m, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said Petition In the courtroom
OF this Court In the Judiciary Building,
in the City and County of Honolulu,
at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show
cause, If any they have. why said
Petition should not be granted. and
that notice of this order shall be pub
lished once week for three success
siye weeks in the Honolulu Star-Bul-
letin newspaper, printed and pub
lished in said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu. May 18th, 1916.
(Seal)
(Signed) VIM. L. WHITNEY.
Second Judge of the Circuit Court Of
the First Circuit.
Attest:
(Signed) Chas. M. Hite.
Clerk. Circuit Corut of the First Cir
cult.
6475-May Is, %, 20, June
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME ThsLE
OUTWARD

For walanae. R,z-alua, Kahuku a1I
Way Stations-s9 q. NJ. $50 p. /.
For Pearl City. Eva NM and Wa
Stations-t7.30 a M. s9:16 8 -.
.I1:30 a. M, s2:15 p. M. $40 .. I-.
.5:l5 o. m, 1880 p. m, f11:15 p. n.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua--,IL ~
a. m, e 40 y. M. $500 .. g
I'll 80 p. m.
For LeiIehua-tssOO = N.
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POSTOFFICE TIME
TABLE FOR MONTHS

Following IL the postoffIee time
table for May and the first half Of
June. IT Is subject to change II sud-
den arrangements are made for I'M
expected mail service.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Steamers to arrive from
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Repig-sueh a wart IS very simple 20
remove. Send en- addressed. st@mped
envelope for directions.
To o. R.-The greatest value. in the
court-plaster treatment, comes from the
fact that you are being reminded Tot to
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NOTICE.

DR.. NJ. E. CHEESEMAN'S office will be
closed from June 14th to August 18th,
during his absence from the territory.
49,. 64S9-6t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit. Territory OF
Hawaii-At Chambers.
HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY,
LIMITED, Trustee under the VIII
and of the Estate Of Robert w. Holt.
Deceased, Petitioner. VS.. ROSALIA
KAHALAOAKA HOLT, JAMES
LAWRENCE HOLT, ROBERT
HOLT. JOHN DOE and RICHARD
ROE, Respondents.
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make the lines-curing the tendency. 1t
viii cure the frowning habit the nervous
tendency to droop the mouth. and squirt
leg. 1t hrs its value. too. in ironing out
a temporary line-the sort ore gets from
a spell Of fatigue or a rundown state IL
you have none OF these habits and keep up
your health. you hare no need to resort
10 the al Of cou.t plaster
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[Proteeted b the Adams Nensparer ser,leel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-24

nov vacant and are ROT asaa rc~ anv
purpose
Bids for the purchase 81 au ~ i
part of said described lets 81 tract n
land wili be received. opened and am
sidered by the said cItv c9rnof ~ H.
regular meeting on the e~-t da- ~
Decem Der, A il 1915 81 the h15s~ -
2 O'Clock p m
Cash bids only win b considered
Purchaser wIIf assume al urrzs.I
taxes and special assessment
This ordinance shan BE published fl
paper published 81 said a Cor sf
me Rock Island Argus. dalv news
east 65 days prior - the opening rg
nids on the first day ~ December. 4
ID. 1915
majority of the council NAV re-
lect any and All bids and a three
ioaFtHs vote may accept any one bid.
WILLIAM MeCo%0CHIE.
Passed sept - 1916
attest. n r Ruez-an r.-- Clark
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-24

Executor sale Oh tseaL Estate.
State OF Illinois. I-8ea island ea.ul..
S. III the Probate eelEt a. October
Term - -. 1915
Grace ~ Freeman zEelaLr.s gI the
last Hl and testament O.. #aaa s.
Freeman deceased u.s. John E.H.u
Freeman j. {. Land and A. Del
bridge Petition - sell raa estate TO
uar debts
Notice . hereby given .a. rs. eH.
.ra 81 I decree. 81 sale r.... ana .n-
.eraa ia .ae above entitled cause uu s.a
second aaE ri oct 4. d.. 1916. III .aa
October rarm. 1916 af SAID probate
court. i tile undersigned a1aalrrl. aH
the last will and uastaUaa. .f I..u s.
Freeman. deceased. allE au -af.r.
t.a fourth aaz aE November ~.
r4#H nar#saaa Obi. hours at lib ...#..l
and 5 O'Clock IS ..a.# at
the hour 1t II O'Clock b Ill., oL said day
all the zaeE door aE The court house. tu
tne city ut Rock Island Ia the county
81 EocE Island ana state of Illinois.
sell II public Veuaue - the highest anna
best bidder err bidders tine following
described real estate situated .H the
City ~ Moline. ~ the county Of Ga.a
island ana state al Illinois. ra#E.-
All that UarE Ell the southeast quar-
ter o the southeast quarter of section
$50. 81. ID .a#asalp 30. rs. north range
i west OF the #El j. 81. I'd Rock Island
county. Illinois, described as follows.
-avir. Commenting q. t.4= aaLtaHe-I
corner Of laE = in Nary d. H#Iuts Ers.
addition 10 the city ot Moline. reference
being had - the recorded plat of said
addition thence run west along lla
north llle ~ "ett.a avenue. DID ea.-
city of Moline. 50 feet 10 an iron stake
o. H.-H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-24

state of Illinois. Rock Island County
Es-
Ia the Circuit Court ia Chaueery:
Bertha II. T. Euge Henry Raee.
anna ri. crosby and James Crosby.
r.mDIa{nanrs. VS. William ID E0ester.
Anna Rooster Marie y. Schorpp and
carl Scn0rpp. Defendants Partition.
General No 1901
Notice is hereby given that bE virtue
OF a decree OF said court. entered in
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iuKi:E NEW BUILDINGS
FbR N1kEoII> SCHOOL =

special 20 rhe Time, Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. March lS-Three
ne" Sehoo! buildings viii be erected in
Norfolk County from the proceeds OF
honds I" he issued under the leliS-
laiIN" act secured by Delegates Davis
%nd Ran II the recent session Of tho
General Assembly. one will be in
Pheasant Grove District ana two in
Washington District. The total amount
u j" spent for buildings and improve
mcuts viii he S6c.0oc
Supervisors Of tn" county re already
making plans for the saiVof the bonds
IN" school buildings OF these dis-
tricts hayc becu ovaTcrowdcd for sew
cral wears ard $40 time j. tube lost
ian Yemedying the situation
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INSIST THAT SENTENCE
BE NOT COMM U'TfD

RALEIGH, y. C..fMlarch 1s.--Insist-
ance that Mrs. Ida Ball Warren and
Samuel u. Christy be not saved from
! the electric chair by executive clemency
! AS the murderers of the woman.s hus-
band. G. j. Warren, was implied i'm "a
letter received by Governor Craig to-
day from Centcrville Council No. 20
Junior order United AMERICAN Mechan-
! les, Winston salem. The letter read:
We are not asking for vengeance for
the cold bioodcd and brutal crime
charged against them i'm the murder of
our conrad". But ms ii body, we have
confidence in the courts of the state
and the nation and our safety as n
people depends Oh them. AS u>body, we
have confidence in our Governor and
look To him for an example"
The letter is signed by Lee Brown
rs councillor and ID. e. Butncr as sec
rotary. Governor Craig is to hear ar
Gument for and against executive
clemency FOR both prisoners on Mon
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AUTOMOBILE RESERVE
TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION
bility of Scheme to Take
Place Saturday.
HAs\ no OFFICIAL. STANDING
Will Show irmored Motor Car.
Mounted With Rapid-Fire Gun in
Action-Plnns Call for Complete
Supplemental Equipment.

An epoch IN tho transportation OF
Virginia Volunteers VIII hc opened next
Saturday afternoon when the Blues
Battalion. the Signal corps. the Hos
pital Corps of the FirS; Infantry, and
three armorics ana then be transported
by the l95 machines of The Virginia
Automobile Corps To the Country Club.
Aiajcr laurence 7, Price aud Robert
y. Airport. president uf ;he Richmond
Auts>1obtle Club. will have charge Of
the plan
= moving picture machine viii flm
The movements Of the troops aS the
plan OF moving troops hv .TUtomo-
hiles rs an innovation and 20 Virginia
must be given the credit az orgaujzing
the first corps of its KIND IN the United
states. y stop watch Viii catch the
mobilization of the tro"us at the Couu-
Try club
II the transportation Of THE Stat.
troops is successful next SATURDAYS. the
scheme viii IL" extended still further
so as To embrace every city und town
IN the state. Also, with tho Derntiss ION
Of Mayor Ainslie and AdjutHnt General
sale. the emergency military call OF
fifteen bells viii to- Strokcd OF some
saturday Afternoon ana tn, members
as the corps will rush 10 IN. armorv
with their machines where the mi'itiJ
companies Viii also have assembled.
aud the troops Will IL, trauS ported To e.
distant point outside the city 10 be
.Ean"d later.
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"Why Swear, Dear?
Use fGetS-It'
for C0rns!''
It's the New PIan-SimpIe-Surc m
Fntc-Appitcd In IL Few Seconds.

why, John. | never knew you to
use such languaSc. I've told yOu SOW
cral times it's no use 10 try those band
ages, saves, tapes, plastcrS and CON
trnpt,ons Tor cornS Here's some Gets
It,. it's just wonderful how easy. clear
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AZ XII iNfIfI:I,.S Di\>Eu

Special 10 The Times. Dispatch
NoRFpi,N. IA. March 1S-Govcrnor
Hiram Johnson. of California NVa,fo,,
Moore president Of the san Francisco
'hAmb"r Of Commerce, and other rep
'esen'atiN" Pacific Coast statesmen
nm" business men vii! talk hy long
"iStanc" telephone With guests a; the
dollar dinner of the Norfolk cham
b"r of Commerce next Thursday night.
t"iNS VIII also be had with Denver.
S;'li LAX" city ami Sacramento
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
DIR. METCAI.F LECTURES
At WILLIAM AND MARY

INpcrlaI 10 The TimeS- Dispntch.I
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March is
Dr. John 6. Mctcalf, professor OF Eng
liHh ia Richmond College ana dean OF
.thc faculty, delivered IL highly inter
ostinG lecture in the chapel NJ Will
liam and Mary College last night. his
subject being Bret liartc" lie spoke
her" under the auspices OF the Gordon
Hope Chapter of the Sigma Epsilon
Literary Fraternity, OF which he is
an honorary member. An informal re-
ccption in honor of tho DISTINGUISHED
teacher and scholar was hello in tn"
college library after the lecture.