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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

HOMES OUR SPECIALITY"
$3.50 CASH will buy two houses. good in
come and a fine place to live. on paved
street; price $3.50; easy terms; eight rooms
in all.
SEE THIS. Reduced from $3.50 to $1,000:
$500 cash will handle; five rooms bath; this
is bargain and you will have TO speak
quick
MUST SELL QUICK. owner out Of city.
must have money at once; house cost him
$3.50; sacrifice price. $500; four rooms,
bath, sleeping porch; close In.
FOR TRADE-Nice four room cottage on
three full lots; fenced; bath. sleeping
porch; only $3.50: will take one-hah in
vacant lots in additions
LOTS WANTED IN TRADE for this
room brick, one-half block from Manhattan
Heights; basement. bath, a dandy; II you
have some suburban lots you cen get
dandy trade this house; $2500.
ON OCTAVIA ST, room brick; walking
distance; $3.50 down; price $3.50: II taken
at once balance Ike rent.
NEW BUNGALOW NOW UNDER CON
STRUCTI0N on Bliss street, rooms: the
last word in bungalow construction; will
trade for vacant lots in good location.
HAVE HAWKINS BROS. BUILD for you
on easy terms. either on your lots or on
ours; loan furnished; plans free.
SEE THIS NEW room bungalow In sun
set Heights; sleeping porch; $500; small
cash payment. balance like rent VIII save
car fare.
WEST OF PIEDRAS ST.. new modern bun
galow: heating plant. hardwood floors.
Klassed sleeping porch; price 1890; $3.50
down or lots accepted as first payment
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING
block from car; paved street: owner leav-
ing city: hardwood floors: 4 dandy; $780,
Hawkins Bros Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
LINE RIDER WHITE TO BE
TRIED FOR MURDER TUESDAY

L. s line rider J. d. White will be
tried Tuesday on a charge of murder in
connection with the shooting Of Fran
cisco Perez at Ysleta on Jan. 2S
Perez is alleged to have drawn PTS
toll and fired at White when the line
rider started 20 search him after ar
resting him on a smuggling charge
Perez was alleged to have been friend
" to the Duran gang" in San Lorenzo,
who were responsible for the killing of
Bert l.. Akers.
Miss Bonita Perez, a sister of the
dead man. stated in letter to Carranza
consul Andres Garcia that her brother
had been in Ysleta to buy groceries for
the Perez family. The sister lives in
Zaragosa, Chin, just opposite Ysleta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
For Sale Real Estate-City Property

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MANHATTAN Heights home, bran new, fully
modern. four rooms and glassed in sleeping
porch. ali bultin features real bargain,
easy terms Phone e27e NJ
FOR SALE at bargain. two lots cor Ell Paso
and Nevada. Must be sold at once. Good
opportunity for quick buyer. Phone or adj
dress Mrs A. P. Williams. La Mesa y. N.
FOR sALE-Equity in new room bunga-
low in Grand View. ! block from car. i'm
proved property. good bargain. Phone
b24S r.
DO YOU FEEL LIKE TRADING?
a few from our llsO
5 room story red pressed brick, y. FL
Psso st.
room. story red pressed brick, Rio Grande
St
room. > story corner. Arizona st.
Il room, ? story Wyoming ST.
4 room red pressed brick
And many others.
VALLEY LAND.
80 acres about miles down, improved
IS acres about 9 miles down, improved
(Wil trade up to S35. 600 city property
so acres at $3.50 per A. about 10 miles down.
100 acres on the Island.
l6 acres near Belen.
81 acres near Belen, improved
And many other tracts
UP THE VALLEY.
100 A. well improved. cheap.
- A. San Miguel, improved at 800 per A.
245 A just above Canutilo. improved at $50
% A. La Mesa at 500 per A.
And many other tracts
GOOD BRICK BUILDING, ROSWELL y. NJ.
Paying SIS per north, price $4,000. Lot
5ox150. VIII trade up to $4,000 FL PasO
property.
So FEET ON CHIHUAHUA ST.
VIII trade for lots, house or valley land
Other trades too numerous TO mention. Come
In and see II We can match YOU.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
On. +. MeKeuney)
.ll-2l2 First Nat Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07


South y OF blk. 1873. Z. El Paso Ad. $1,000
7sK12O improved, facing Houston Square.
$1,000 present income $50 per mo.
95x120 Mesa Ave. Improved. $1,000 Present
income 800 per month.
s2x12o, Improved cor. Florence St. $4,000.
5ox2lO Magoffin ave, W of Cotton, s425O.
Corner Of Boulevard and Cotton Ave. $1,000
lots Alamoeordo ST. near Alta Vista school
1925 each.
120x220, improved home. Park district, s50Oe
SO acres improved on paved road. s12.750
X. II. ThOrne,
us San Francisco St Phone "a and 100.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
THE BEST
YOUR MONEY CAN BUY
ROOM BUNGALOW.

Built Of beautiful $50 tapestry brick.
on two full lots. south front near
school and car line All large rooms,
big screened porch and basement Hard
wood floors in three rooms, tiled floor
in bath. Every bulltin feature includ-
ing book cases. massive buffet and large
white enameled kitchen cabinet Full
length mirrored door on closet. and
iarge chest OF drawers within. Cement
sidewalks laid along entire block and
and up 20 house-all fenced-large shed.
This house is easily $500 under the mar
ket by comparison with others. Brand
nev--never been occunied-
$3.50.
5000 CAsH-BAT NN"E LESS THAN
RENT.
Phi. 5O75 CrceI a Phillips. 30i Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

$500.
o room bungalow In Alta Vista. eas,, terms
$500
Small house in Alta Vista on 1o,s ,,.i.,,
chicken yard house. etc Easy terms
$1,000 SNAP
. room modern bungalow. one blocl, OF
Bliss ST. This is a bargain "
$1,000 SNAP
lots close In on North stanton ess,. ,,,,,,,
MI, sec Morris, Security Realty 90
-"'i0 Ofi-' 40S-409 LIST Natl Bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
VALLEY LAND.

NlHElITaE IsltlNU
~ acres this side Of Ysleta, all in alfalfa.
good house. modern your city home. Just
the place for dairy business. Want 20 trade
for city property. Not afraid to assume. and
the land Is clear.
y acres on county road 81 miles down.
Want 70 trade for 4 or room house Don't
matter where
20 acres Il miles from city. lower valley.
about % acres in alfalfa. balance in cultlva-
ton VIII take lots or home first pay
ment at $500 per acre.
10 acres upper valley, !. miles Fl Paso:
$3.50 per acre; $3.50 down. balance 10 per cent
yearly.
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1919. 206 y. Stanton St.
Opposite Everybody's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

Ss25O FOR room bungalow between two
car lines. splendid location. s225 cash and
see PER MONTH and interest
$500 CASH buys five room house with
sleeping porch. on car line PRICE $500; S25
per month and interest.
GRAND VIEW, room bungalow on 50x130
one block to car line, $500 cash will buy this
place. $50 per month including interest
PRICE $3.50.
A GOOD INVESTMENT, $4,000 for modern
house opposite school, large room is used for
store SEE US FOR A TRADE.
FINE BUNGALOW on paved street with ev-
cry modern convenience, on two south front
lots. garage in rear VIII trade for lots.
PRICE $780,
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

For Sale-FaTms and Ranches
NUMBER Of farm and ranch bargains. cash
or time near best town in central Texas
Write for list. Sam Stipp Bronte, Texas
MOUNTAIN FARM in Crawford county, Ar
kansas. so acres, 10 in cultivation, small
house, outhouses, cellar, well, spring. excel
lent for truck. two miles town. striking gas
lead. close. sacrifice, S475 gets it. J. H.
Jobes Dallas Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

BOOMING HOUSES.
6 ROOMS

BOOMING HOUSES.
6 ROOMS.
on North Florence st. good prop
osition: income $500. rent 5000.
and your apartment rent free. Price
$780, terms
ROOMS.
Sleeping porches, rent $500 in
come $50 and your apartment free.
Furniture extra good Price $3.50;
terms.
Q ROOMS.
sleeping porches. rent $50 in
come S125 close in on Montana ST.
Price $500
% ROOMS.
Rent $50. income $3.50 Price $3.50.
full and in walking distance. Lib
eral terms.
Il ROOMS.
Divided into several apartments;
no work for you; a good income
and your apartment free. $500;
$500 cash and the place pays itself
out.
ROOMS.
Close in on north side. rent &45, in
come ssh This Is a bargain AZ
$500. your payment and we are
satisfied.
You never can tell until you try
W. +. Hale & Company.
705 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
For SaIe-Farm, and Ranches

RANCH in upper valley TO rent money basis
or shares. 100 acres or less. house on place.
Rent returned in improvement. 1919 E Rio
Graudp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
nIIssnTRI EARN.

SMALL MISSOURI FARM.
IS cash and So monthly: no interest or taxes;
highly productive land; close TO three big
markets Write for photographs and full
information Munger D. 15S. N. Y Life
Bldg. Kansas City. No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

NEW FORD CAR GIVEN AWAY.
To each customer buying one
OF these new Richmond Ter
race bungalows. just completed.
Small payment down and easy
payments
Ring 6s37 for appointment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
vALIEY GATE SUE DIVISION

VALLEY GATE SUB DIVISION
acre tracts only miles from
III Paso In lower valley on Main
county road and convenient to
fnterurban line. Prices from $50
To $500 per acre and easy terms.
For full particulars see
Huffman,
Hill. Huffman & Rintleman-
Insurance.
81 Mills Bldg. Phone 25L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

EXTRA VALUES
N<4OO-4 room bungalow This is a bargain.
see It now. Worth $4,000. / can now
sell IL $3.50 down, $50 month Inc in
terest.
Ss7JO-A good investment. income pavs prin-
cipal, interest and taxes and money
left. Want vacant lots in trade
S2lJO-Smal apartment house on 5Ox14O.
income 81 per month. Would take
some trade.
We want more vacant lots to sell
rtl up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
STOCKMEN.

have rs acres decided and in cul-
tivation, a good well with gas en-
CINE and Windmill, and range for
1000 to 1000 head Of cattle at $4,000
Terms $4,000 cash and the balance
at per cent
Pennebal1er, . Republics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
For Sale-ROOming Houses.

For Sale-ROoming Houses.
~~-~-~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-
TEN room rooming for sale Goa n. Oregon.
FOR sALE-Furnished "a rooms. rent $50.
Newly furnished, close in Phone 116S. Ber-
nard.
BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN.
81 rooms, always full $500, terms. rooms,
rent only $50. $500, and other bargains. See
Mr.. Rice
Ramey Bros.
500 First Nat. Bank Bldg Phone STA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07

BEAUTIFUL BLISS ST. HOME.
3 large rooms glass sleeping porch.
basement, heat, garage. This Is a
new bungalow. and a beauty Sf250.
Very attractive terms.
BUNGALOW OVERLOOKING CITY
r and glass sleeping porch.
little beauty. Is brand new and
strictly modern, 1880 $500 cash.
bal. like rent.
BUILDING SITES.
We have the cream of the civ
when II comes 70 building sites. any
location, any price, any terms
BUILD YOUR HOME NOW.
II won't cost you a cent to lei us
figure on your plans. and we guar
antee 70 save you money. Give vour-
self a square deal. See Us before
you buy or build
Ask Hill,
Hill, Huffman & Rintleuan
81 Mills Bldg. Insurance. Phone OK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
HAGTF sTRDIVISTON

HAGUE SUBDIVISION.
Nov room house. sleeping porch. = lots,
u bargain, $500 on easy terms See Mr.
lRice.
Ramey Bros.
sos First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone CTS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
RIG RETIRNg

BIG RETURNS
Large piece OF near business property that
now nets per cent on $4,000 FIR $37 900
VIII pay itself out in years anu be worth
more at that time than now
Cassidy & Neel.
2l1 Mills st. Phone 900,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
Junk Dealers.

ILLINOIS BOTTLE & JUNK COMPANY
10U5 Overland. Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
Millinery.

N7-10|N<-(NT-lN|7@7|7-|777
MISS LULA MASON, work reasonable, re-
modelling a specially. latest materials. 720 y.
Stanton. Phone 2a37
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DAILY REMINDERS
Round the island In AUTO $500
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.

Round the island In AUTO $500
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
Exclusive corset shop, The Good
WIN" rms. 21-22, Pantheon bldg.-Adv.
We find it easy to please men who
are particular about their personal ap-
pearance. The Ideal, Hotel street, just
Eva of Fort.
Every home should have at least
one fire eXtinguisher. They have the
right kind at Levers & Cookies Go
in and see them.
Get your order for Easter flowers
in early at Mrs. E. NJ. Taylor's mod
ern flower shop on Hotel street, OPP
posite the Young Cafe.
There is royal road to wealth.
an account, no matter how small, ~
Bishop & Co.'S. savings department
will start you on that way.
Walk into the Clarion and say
Phoenix il you want hose that is
stylish, serVieeable and that will
match any gown you may have.
Don't forget the BIG clearing sale
at Canton Dry Goods Co, Hotel street,
near Fort. Big bargains in women's
shoes and mems furnisbiags.-Adv.
Every person raising chickens Las
different problems from those of his
neighbor. Take your poultry prob.
lens to California Feed Company for
solution. ~. p, IT,. -. - ~
"Bits Of Verse from Hawaii" q
dainty book Of verse collected and
published by C. d. Wright. is ON sale
at all leading book stores and curio
stores. It makes an interesting souve-
mir Of the islands.-Adv. r
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A meeting Of the members Of Homo
lulu Lodge, Order of Phoenix. will be
held at 100 o'clock this evening.
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.HAWAII'S GUARD
STANDS SIXTH IN
ENTIRE COUNTRY
(Contih ded ron page onel

u u00 page OucJ
the entire three months was required
to complete the work.
The results in Hawaii's case are
most gratifying. and Adjutant Cen
eral Johnson and the various regi-
mental and company commanders
have every reason to be satisfied with
the showing made
When the exact figures are made
public they will show that Hawaii,
with a guard CT more than 5000 men
at the present time, turned out over
80 per cent Of the entire strength for
the inspecting officer. This is a re-
ord that only one state-New York
which makes a specially of its mill
tary forces, and which appropriates
hundreds of thousands of dollars for
the militia-equaled, on last years
figures.
Hawaii Stands Sixth.
In total strength of its organized
militia Hawaii now stands an easy
sixth out of 40 National Guards. Only
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachu-
sets. Illinois and Ohio maintain large
guards. and the last named three lead
by so small margin that it is prob
able that with the addition of coast
artillery and possibly more infantry
On Oahu. Hawaii will take third place.
Last year Hawaii stood Al out of 40
as to total strength.
Hawaii's big National Guard boom
is due to the expressed desire of the
War Department for increased militia
strength here.
L Department anxious Hawaii main.
tain increased militia strength and
efficiency. Territory owes it to itself
apd national government to do this.
Suggest you present matter to legis-
lature.'
That was the cabled message Of
farmer Secretary of War Garrison to
Governor Pinkham February II, 1915.
The story of Brig. gen. Samuel l..
Johnson's whirlwind recruiting cam
paign, started soon after he took Of
flee as the adjutant general, is gen.
orally familiar. The results of this
campaign are shown by the federal
inspection just closed. 49,.
We have the men now, and the
enthusiasm" said Gen. Johnson in
discussing guard matters with a Star.
Bulletin reporter. 1T means plenty
of hard work from now on to get the
efficiency, but that is what we are
looking for. Full equipment will be
here within short time, as the War
Department intends to recognize and
equip all organizations which the ter
ritory can recruit and maintain. With,
plenty OF rifle ranges, good instructors
from the regular army and we'll train
ed officers the guard should make
great strides toward efficiency in the.
present year. II is to a large extent
a recruit organization now. Before
the year is out hope to see we'll
balanced guard of trained men"
The inspections for the federal gov.
eminent were made this year by Col.
Charles s. Lincoln, inspeetor-instruet-
or. Col. Lincoln occupies a dual posi-
ton in the National Guard OF Hawaii,
by virtue Of special permission from
the secretary of war. He was detail
ed as inspector-instructor when cap,
tain IN the I'd u. s. Infantry, and vas
then commissioned colonel in the Ea-A
tional Guard by the governor, and
given command OF the LIST Infantry,
N. G. H.
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JAPANESE AND NATIVES .
LEAD IN MARCH DEATHS

Japanese led the list with Hawai-
ians a close second of deaths during
the month of March, according to q
report prepared at the bureau of vital
statistics of the Board of Health. A
total of 1876 persons died during the
month, the deaths by nationalities
numbering as follows: Hawaiians,
"a; part-Hawaiians, Is; Japanese, Sc;
Chinese, %: American, II; Portu-
guese, Z; British, 4; Korean, 2; Fill
pino,- 2, and Spanish l. From tuber-
culosis "a deaths are noted.
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POLICE COURT D0INGS
AND MUTATIONS FOUND
ON STATION BLOTTER

On Motion of Attorney Leon Al.
Straus, counsel for the defense, the
case of You Chm Yong, the Korean
held on the charge of murder, was
postponed until April II, at which
time a request will be made to bind
him over to higher court.
r. Duschalsky was discharged by
Police Judge Monsarrat yesterday on
the charge of threatening to kill his
wife because his wife appeared be-
fore the court and said that every.
thing was all right now and that she
wanted her husband back home again.
AS both Josephine Cambria and
Manuel Cabral, arrested Tuesday
afternoon for fighting, are badly
mangled, the woman with a broken
arm and Cabra1 still in the emergency
hospital, their case was continued un;
til April IL in police court this morn
ing. ....f ...-..~. . = Xxx.
Not being able to reconcile the con.
flicting testimony of four police Off
GERS who testified in the case of John
Gaspard, the rent service taxi driver,
accused of colliding with George
Markham, another chauffeur, Police
Magistrate Monsarrat found the &C.
cused not guilty Wednesday.
u won't have Mr.. Chillingworth or
any other man lecture me on the
ethics of my profession. l follow my
profession under rights given me by
the Constitution Of the United States,
Numbered Attorney Leon Straus in
police court Wednesday when Prose
cutting Attorney Chas. F. Chilling
worth, through a misunderstanding,
objected to the Watson case Of assault
and battery going over to trial by
jury as requested by the counsel for
the, defense, Mr.. Straus. 81 ~ -
The prosecuting attorney in police
court has strenuously objected to the
deputy sheriff releasing prisoners on
their own recognizance, however good
the reason, without notifying him of
the matter, as the first intimation he
had that a defendant named Robert
r. Bodner, held on a charge of as.
sault and battery, wouldn't appear
was when defendants counsel so adj
vised him when the case was called
from the calendar. This case via
come up April u. the defendant
:. $3.50
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JUDGE STUART
EXPLAINS PLAN
OF COMMISSION
Remarks About National Guard
Lead to Replies BY John
son and Forbes


Circuit Judge Thomas B. Stuart's
tentative bill for government by com
mission was explained to the members
OF the Rotary Club today in an ad
dress which he delivered at a meeting
OF the organization a. the Commercial
Club.
He said, in part:
Since annexation we have issued
and sold bonds of between eight and
nine million dollars, and when Nc
Carthy disposes of the 81 100000 that
. he is about To offer, we will have be-
tween nine and ten million dollars oil
outstanding bonds. We are running on
borrowed money. g. -.
We have expended since annexa'
ton in taxes and money from bonds
nearly s60,000,0 600. A year or so age
one of Jour chief bankers declared the
territory insolvent. II Is claimed that
over so per cent Of our expenditures
have gone into overhead charges,
What have we to show for this vast
expenditure of money!"
Speaking of the immigration
Fflipinos, and stating that nearly al
of our criminals come from the intro
dmctian Of this peon class and tn
larger portion OF the criminals ar
Filipinos," Judge Stuart continued:
II do not wish to criticize the Plant
ers, Associatio LET us try Z
convert our erring brothers OF tn
association with sound reasoning an
prayers and not with abuse"
He added that, since annexation
the public offices here have bee
kept IN the hands of a chosen feT
The inside workings of these office
the public knows nothing about, e.
cert as we occasionally realize tina
the sum total cost Of our territoria
government is not only excessive bui
alarmin-."
Judge Stewart declared he had nc
intention whatever of hurting the gov.
errors feelings.
But" he added, at does seem that
he has gone daffy after military glory
with Gen. Sam Johnson in command
of a Filipino army and Admiral JOSH
Tucker Of the navy, and Pasha Forbes
of the hot afr zeppelins.
What do you think would become
of this outfit in three-minute round
with the Japps. with whom the. com
lnanderin-chief says he expects
frnnble2
Seriously, my friends, we have ney
er had less cause for armament in
the last 80 years than we have at
present No nation on earth desires
trouble with us; but they are all yer.
much more polite to Us than we arr
to them. There can be no objection
to military education in the schools
II makes better men out Of our boys
in every respect.
do these conditions convince you
that we shoul lave change in our
government"
Brig gen S1nuei /. johnson OF the
National Guar. Charles r. Forbes,
superintendent Of pnubiic works anc
Marston Campbell were among those
who arose at the end Of the talk to-
take sides against Judge Etuart's con-
tiontions. Forbes said ne was OF the
opinion that Judge Stuart was making
improper statements. while Gen. John
son, with show of heat, remarked,
In effect that Judge Stuart's old age
was the only thing protecting him.
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IIlTI73

Program beginning 1880 p. m. until.
81. 4 p. m. ..
Evening 1.-TWO shows), $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
7 p. AND EVENING
THE Mysterious Contragrav" 1.-TWO
{ part drama), Goldleaf Il"
Clothes Make the Man" Comedy !
Edison. ,:.,.....s Z
Others Started, Sophie Finished
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PUNAHOU SUMMER
~ BOARDING SCHOOL
Punanou Boarding Department.

PunaIou Boarding Department.
Parents of Punahou students who
must be out of town during the spring
term may leave their children in
charge of Punahou Boarding Depart.
ment. For information call 1858 or
write to Stanley Livingston, Director.
ADV
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a decree Of divorce has been gran.
ed by Circnit Judge Stuart in the cas-,
of Sal Hiroi VS.. Tsunji Hiroi. alimon,
being fixed at SIS month until fur
ther notice by the court.