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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
SELECT BOARDS
OF EXAMINERS
0NPR0MOT|0NS
BRIG. Gen. Evans Announces
Personnel of Boards That
Will Quiz Applicants

Brig gen Robert X Evans. com
manding the Hawaiian department. to
DAY issued orders announcing the per
sonnpis Of the boards that are to eH
anime officers here for promotion un.
der the army bill which has passed
rffe senate and is now pending before
the house with every chance for adop.
ton
As announced in the Star Bulletin
IA st Thursday. officers will be exam.
ined at their respective posts, no mile
age being available for the board
members to 90 from one post to an
other As the first increment is 10 go
into effect on July under the bill,
that date will see great number of
promotions here and elsewhere, the
total being estimated at not lower
than 1925 ....-.....
Three boards will serve at Schofield
one each for field artillery. infantry
and cavalry. The boards at Fort Shat
ter-medical corps and infantry --
have been appointed, while two more
viii serve at Fort De Russy and Fort
Kamehameha At Fort De Russy. Off
GERS from Fort Kruger and Fort Arm
strong will be included. Following is
the list as announced today:
At Fort De Russy Major Charles
A Ragan Medical Corps: Major JOS
eph b. Douglas, Coast Artillery Corps;
Captain Frederick w Phisterer, Coast
Artillery Corps Captain Edward Car
penter, Coast Artillery Corps; Captain
Joseph l.. Sinner, Medical Corps.
At Fort Kamehameha-Ma Pow
ell c. Famtleroy. Medical Corps: Cap
tain Charles ID. VIM. Coast Artillery
Corps; Captain Walter G. Baker, Coast
Artillery Corps; Captain Malcolm p.
Andruss. Coast Artillery Corps; Cap
tain Sanford w. French, Medical
Corps. =....
At Schofield. Barracks - Lieut.-cOl
William w. Forsyth, 4th Cavalry; Ma
jor Horace ID. Bloembergh. Medical
Corps: Major Edmund S. Wright, 4th
Cavalry; Major Walter c. Short. Cav
airy attached to 4th Cavalry; LIST
Lieut.. Clarence r. Bell, Medical Corps.
At Schofeld Barracks col.
John E. Mcmahon, LIST Field Artillery;
Major Tieman y. Horn, LIST Field Ar
tillery; Major S. Guignard, LIST Field
Artillery: lst Lieut. Royal f. Cum
mings, Medical Corps; 1st Lieut.
Charles NJ 0'Con-or, Medical Corps.
~ At Schofield Barracks-Major Frank
II. Albright, 25th Infantry; Maj. Fran
els f. Lacey, Jr., LIST Infantry; Cap
tain Edward c. Carey, LIST Infantry;
Captain Jay ID. Whitman, Medical
Corps: LIST Lieut. Raymond w. bliss,
Medical Corps. .-....
At Fort col Benja-
min w. Atkinson, End Infantry; Ma.
jor Willi&m Weigel, End Infantry: Ma
jor William r. Dashiell, End Infantry;
Captain Albert p. Clark, Medical
Corps; Captain Harry +. Mcclellan,
Medical Corps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
MUCH Interest
Shown ON kauai
IN CELEBRATION
Secretary Brown Returns From
Trip and Leaves Again
Today for Maui

Secretary Raymond { Brswn of
the Chamber OF commerce returned
this morning from Kauai. having COM
pleted the first leg OF his trip through
the islands in tire interest Of the ka'
mehameha Day celebration. He will
leave on the second leg OF the journey
this afternoon and will speak II 4
meeting tomorrow ON Maui.
Interest to. a gratifying extent in
our namehameha Day celebration is
being shown by residents of Kauai.
said Mt Brown this morning. "lndi-
cations are that there will be a large
delegation here from that island from
June 10 TO IA. Expressions of inton-
tons 10 come over for the celebration
were made 10 me numerOuSlY. The
low excursion rates the reduced hotel
rates and the attractive program ana
general plans are all proving highly
attractive" ...
MIR. Brown was unable to secure a
meeting of the Kauai chamber Of
Commerce in the limited time he had
at his. disposal. as the members are
widely scattered He did. however.
secure the pOstpOnment OF drill by
the National Guard that was to have
been held on June II. and thus an OPP
portunity comes to officers and men
to make the trip here.
MIR. Brown stated that he would
leave on the Claudine for Maui and
that arrangements had been made for
meeting of he Maui Chamber ct
Commerce to he held tomorrow. :,
that he can talk celebration ana ely
cGrSion 10 the businessmen f that
island ~. .. -.
If interest equal to that which is
now to be found on Kauai can be
aroused in all parts of the territory
Mr.. Brown is confident of the entire
of the efforts Of the retail
trades board. to bring a record crowd
for the celebration.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
HUBER URGES
SEGREGATION
OF OFFENDERS
Says Juveniles Should Not Be
Permitted to Mingle With
Men Held BY Police

BY all means save the buy" said
l. S District Attorney :. {. Huber
today. when asked for his solution of
the problem OF. what to do With IN
venile delinquents pending their com.
initial 10 the industrial school
Attorney Huber said enlphatically
e that he is not in favor OF "herding'
BOYS with Older offenders. providing
il is necessary to place the boys TEN.
porarily in Jail.
Absolute segregation at all times
is the essential factor he says. "lf
Il is necessary 10 place these boys in
Jail, put them somewhere where they
will be away from the older men.
This is the view Of criminologIsts
throughout the world
Il certainly do not believe in put
ting Young boys in jail where they
may associate with older. offenders
There is no disruting that authority.
The older Offenders are only instruct
ors in crime, and they will find apt
pupils I'm the iuFeniles-at least some
OF them There is not a cTiminolo-
gist in the world who will dispute that
proposition.
II was learned today that officials
and others interested i'm the erection
of a detention home, for which there
is now an appropriation of $500. feel
that. instead OF the erection of a
building, a house should be rented
where the work might be carried on
temporarily until il is ascertained ex-
actly what is wanted in the way of
permanent home.
We certainly need a detention
home, and we need it at once" Miss
Agnes f. MAYNARD, girls probation
officer stated today. From now on
delinquents cannot he detained at the
jail, so what is TO be done with chill
dren who are picked up on the
streets?" -. -
w. H.. Hutton, boys probation Off
Ger, stated this afternoon that he has
located house near the Queens Hos.
pital which be will endeavor TO secure
and have converted into a detention
home. ... l.....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Continued from page one)
is badly hurt and chances of recovery
slight
When the mother was notified or
the accident she hired a taxi and
hurried frantically to the hospital,
where she demanded her baby. Ac-
cording to the superintendent, Janet
NJ. Dewar, they tried to keep the baby
but the mother insisted on taking it
and there was nothing to do but give
it to her. For the third time in less
than two hours the baby, hardly able
to breathe from his hurts, was
bundled mp and carried away, this
time to the home. H.
into a poor room the suffering lad
was carried by his mother AMI given
into the care of sympathetic neigh
bors who had gathered. Then the
mother broke down She wanted 10
get doctor, she said, but didn't know
whom to cali Whether she had mon
ey to pay one was not known. @-..
Why did you take the baby away
fro mthe hospital" she was asked
Because they were negiecting it,"
she moaned They weren't doing a
thing for it, | could do more at
home"
The doctors declare that everything
had been done in medical way for
the boy and that it was matter Of
waiting, with the odds against the
child. 49,. -.
Crying mothers gathered around the
little sufferer as he gasped apparently
his last short breaths on his little
couch. Tears ran from their eyes
and brokenly they tried to comfort the
raving mother and assure her that
Henry would get we'll. Chinese. JAP
anese, Hawaiians and other nationali.
ties were in the mourning crowd, some
with sucking babies which they fon
died and kissed feverishly, thankful
that it was not their loved one that
had passed under the wheel Color
and nationality was nil, humanity only
stirred them. and they were sad for
the sorrowing mother. ~. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
ARRANG EMENTS FOR WEST
POINT DINNER OUTLINED

West Point representatives OF the
Various army posts met At the Alex
andrr Young hotel IN Saturday for
Iunrheon. az which time arrange
ments we're made for. an annual din
n"r ~ be given by graduates uf the
United States Military academy At the
Moana hotel on June l., providing the
examining officers have completed
their work by that time.
There are about ~ graduates Of
West Point on Oahu. and tor some
time the alumni have planned for
get-tOgether meeting. The following
officers have been named 10 repre-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
DAIRY LICENSE
FOR next YEAR
MAY BE REFUSED

Farm Cornn is in wrong again. This
time it is the city and county physi-
clan, DR. J. T. Wayson. who doesn't
like the way he is running some of his
business. ........ ...
Dr. Wayson has written letter to
the mayor and board of supervisors
suggesting that they visit Cornn's
dairy at Wilder avenue and Metcalf
street and decide whether or not a
license should be issued to him allow.
ing him 10 conduct his business next
year. DR.. Wayson doesn't think so.
His letter will be read at tomorrow
nights board meeting and the action
of the board decided on.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
ARMORY DANCES
ARE TO Be HELD
EACH SATURDAY

So successful have the benefit
dances at the National Guard armory
become as demonstrated on Saturday
night when 400 people attended the
mask ball there, that it has been de
cided to make them weekly occur
rences. From now on dance will
be held every Saturday night until
further notice.
Costumes will be kept at the arm
DRY for such persons as are unable to
provide themselves with them before
coming. Much comment has been
heard today regarding the splendid
music furnished on Saturday night
by the LIST Infantry band, y. G. II.
Saturday night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
YOUNG MAY COME
BACK TO HAWAII
RESUME JOB

Postmaster William F. Young may
return 10 Honolulu after all, follow.
ing his trip to Washington. to confer
with First Assistant Postmaster
General Hon. Daniel c. Roper, con-
corning the Honolulu postmastership.
Mr.. Young announced this morning
that he has been granted 60-day
leave Of absence, and that If his wife,
whose health is now completely re-
covered, will consent to come back
to Honolulu neNs winter, lie will re
sumo the postmastersbip here the last
of july. to serve out the remaining
two years OF his ternL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
SLOT MACHINES
May BEATLAW,
CRISTY HEARS

Slot machines that are said TO beat
the lottery law are being introduced
in Honolulu. A. NJ. Cristy, deputy city
attorney, is not so sure that the law
is beaten, bat admits that it may take
some study to find a way to prosecute
the owners of the machines. The
machines are gambling appliances
without a doubt he said this after
noon Some way to dispose Of them
must be found and | am going to do
my best to find it ..
Three or four machines are said to
have been placed in Honolulu stores
AS a test of the law.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

sent the various regiments. st Lieut..
John T. Burnett Of the Ist Infantry.
LIST Lieut. Benjamin T Mcclellan of
the Ri infantry. lst Lieut. Robert H.
Harh0}d OF the 25th Infantry. LIST
Heut. Jerome G Pillow ~ tue 4th
cavalry, Ist Lieut. George z Van Deu-
son ot the Coast Artillery. capt Chas
&. Neither Ordnance department. and
Capt Pelham y. CiIasSford oC the list
Field Artillery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

ern Star. has special meeting in the
/ Masonic Temple at 20 tonight
Circuit Judge Whitney today az,
proved the first annual accounts OF
the Hawaiian Trust company. guar
dian of Alice Winter Nendry. a minor
The first annual accounts of tie
Hawaiian Trust Company, guardian
of Margaret A. Robinson, We're ap-
proved by Circuit Judge Whitney to-
day
Edward y. Jackson asks permission
to sell ice cream. sandw iChes and
soda water in kapiolapi park on June
IL and II in letter 10 the mayor and
supervisors received today
Judgment in the sum Ol $6u6 So has
been awarded by Circuit Judge Stuart
TO the plaintiff in the case OF Levers
4 Cooke against Arthur l.. Soule. an
action in aSSumpsit
Petition for adjudication in bank
court by George T. Arnold. who al
legged that his assets amount to
about $46250 and his liabilities to
about $2l37.34
Preliminary nearing of the case OF
David. Geler and his wife. Clara.
charged with violating the internal
revenue laws, was to be had this
afternoon before T. s Commissioner
George s Curry.
There will be a noon lunch and
chop suey spread, also Hawaiian and
foreign delicatessen sale next Satur-
day in the X. p. hall at the corner of
Beretania and Fort streets under the
direction of Miss Emily Ladd
The costume committee Of the Pu-
nahou pageant meets tomorrow after
noon from to 4 O'Clock in the ladies'
room of the University Club. Sugges-
tions will be appreciated.
Miss Frances NJ. Goold, matron of
Castle Home, Manoa, sustained a cut
artery Saturday when an automobile
in which she was riding on Nuuanu
street near the cemetery skidded and
crashed into a telephone pole.
Application for a passport has been
made in federal court by F. f. Steere,
who intends to travel in Canada fol-
lowing a brief tour of the United
States. He is undecided as to when
he will leave Honolulu.
Denying all the allegations of the
complaint, the defendant in the case
of the Kapiolani Estate against the
city and couqty of Honolulu, an ac-
ton for ejectment, has filed its an
swer in circuit and demanded jury
trial
Charges against r. w Aylett, gar
bage inspector, made in a petition
presented to the board of supervisors
three weeks ago, will be investigated
at meeting of the health commit
tee to be held tonight.
Further hearing of the equity case
of Zane Shee against the Honolulu
Taxicab Company, an action for the
appointment of receiver, will be had
in Circuit Judge Ashford's court at 8
O'Clock next Wednesday morning.
The annual accounts of the Hawaiian !
Trust Company, administrator of the
estate of Carr Sheldon Holloway, were |
approved by CIRCUIT Judge Whitney |
today on the recommendation Of Les
lie P. Scott. master.
The Ladder of Life" was the top. |
ic of discussion at the ninth annual |
"Children's Day" service conducted |
under the auspices of the Bible school |
Of the Kaumakapili church Yesterday.
Special music was rendered
Applications Ior passpc rtS lave |
been made in federal court by Rob |
ert Akeo. William Smith, Valentine !
Hawai-, John Niepe" Frd Joseph X |
Kaulia, Hawaiian singers. who will |
leave Hawaii May 30 to fin an en- |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Exports o. copper from Atlantic
Ports for the week ended Apri. -, TO.
tGieG 5.5Sl tons. - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

FORMER POSTMASTER ARTHUR
WAL OF Lahaina, Maui. is Homo
lulul visitor he expects TO remain
some time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

arrived from HAWAII Saturday ON the
Mauna kea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Eeahi Chapter, No ,. Order OF East
ern Star. has special meeting in the
Masonic Temple at : 20 tonight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Alleging cruelty. Frank Jose has
filed in circuit court a suit for divorce
from Irene h. Jose
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Circuit Judge Whitney today az,
proved the first annual accounts Of
the Hawaiian Trust company. guar,
dian of Alice Winter Nendry. a minor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
local ABDOMINAL

On the ground OF de- ertItn Ken
.kiChi Kumagai has been granted a
divorce from Waka kumsgaj
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
DYING CHILD IS

Continued from page one)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

Read Jack London's thrilling tale,
Before ADAM" on Psae ID.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22

The first annual accounts OF tie
Hawaiian Trust Company, guardian
of Margaret A. Robinson, were ap-
proved by Circuit Judge Whitney to-
duS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10

iusl VHr'sf" rhirl into 'hr arena. q,
'lurd'riur down tho track and line up
l'iind Tho hugler Then come batteries
90. ''lu sf'll'r, with mounted drivers.
''fd''re their dsshinl. rearing horse,
NfI f mastery that zen only come rom
Ions prrr'ir'. IUd viuniug thundsrs ~
If#irus' from 'H, thrilled and excited
VA b.it,bW"ui. ~ infantry. msrrn.
ms ~ tho iuul', .uuI.k With tho
.'iugirc sut at r,'r Sans bow,
'i kh'k follow md ihsr come. do.
't'hW'n's from th, Red cross and ,hs
.nUufssHfH tfHNr each announced rs \
|ffUE huElr tfN m Ne foufinI,
'NlIl'tatiuE dI.plsI Of mii'tr, pcv,-
.u 'whf,o b. Is uur r,mN IN tho MAX
.ra ~ n uFNri's, of Nw,fi,s.s great
d...r.I,r hus' vhsn me psupl, have hcrn
Thoroughly aroused to th' mo- .stty for
w li,H Preparedness
llut 'hI. is not sI With the display
NJ iH, United States pfw, W IN, present,
HrI u' ~, itNf to come. pr. glimpsss
u in' cid vnrli., da,s ~ N, ifoutisf-
lu,Ibr.. Ions hatred g.uui,. ifaprct
,DNhu, men who f'd, MS, ,snisufs snd
vh. once .uuf'yl death. fin, in hand. ~
'h'f how court 'h, u~rruiginci,. given
applause \ni thu, ,uo. d. hut rrelim.
'uHiN W IU']r"iu,ilpu iu tho gf',t mil,
Ii,fE spectacle. vhI.h illustrate The No.
'.si'. of p'B,, t. V.l ,s W var With +,
'lrIuf,suurufs and ~ me t,mr tim
ih H '0III.w that luiUssus ihr hiooi
rrn r%r,l'r' , 'irur, n' PATRIOTS ,nihus.
H.w
col william tpN. Nhu IL know n
iH, world u.,r t Buffalo nm. viii
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w ff., tHi 500 slsu lead Uis troop -
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U 'N, wH. IiHr iI,r, Will a., pirtuf.
.IH. HiIf1N and frontier pafad, /,
uiI.H bn tH. ru'f,lo ull iol Ranch not.
II'. 1914 Hf'I.Iptt,
H |.Fs H.i noel that q poem should \.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10

Sow Nyh u.|.. .nINU.IH.f. t'
Of. ...lhul M, nr.rn, ni lN. now
w inf, u.,is.I. If.p#f,iu Which
o. uIirf.I .s .H, Ir HHiIf. ui 'Ns
itufi'in rIn.iHi Esu.h ,NnN. when 'N.
,snibr ben uklbNam' ,li friday. Npui
~ Nfiiyl
Tho anrhihr1inf rr,IH Inns mo mann
fruih atrrs De- thfrnEri " 10 the i,ri
al american crowd SPURIOUS. trs'Isss
,spr,isrt pu ihy edge ny The rfsr,
M hand be- rls,inc "a s'iffius wil'1.,
w IN 1000 ,t,s afr ufrrH irNRll
'b. rNT1r,u iattIul irrm tNp ut mI
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,irs OBJ. .uf'HIna 1904. i'hVu sIi.
BHt lucI.i dressed hoo iH, regulation
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mounted ItsN,a 0riu iH. trnl. tfl,s
bite hufs, ir Wil speed uHi,r ihr U.Ii
rnh draw. vein iu UuHt uf th. grand.
stand sp uui,sl, that thr Ruimpl isifl1
~ ne uprn Ne haunrhrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10
IN TOWN

Auditorium. danUIrs rNrfY night.
tr' uist grirrt The lnpHlat rlasrfuuuIs
~ oklahoma Also open tuf cons sniIons
'tfse UI small
Hrf'ttI.H HuHi . tnn.IrF f.rIil
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lH.t fHH Dsiu|'r.. Hr. assswNit .nH boz
.ifa'irr riGhi. NHult, n'ahi i. mtf...I
ttUr.. rGh' ur'f
fssr rtH~f. nraf nsIe ftir SUNDAY
rish' url tifsi street. saturday ilghis
crlt Al,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10

Tho irnt,r pfnsfsm uf th isdiss
MUST club Witch vps Ei1ru Sstufis,
afi,fnppn NJ thv wet lu'hffsn rhurh
vas one III tbr wrsi ,niu,a tis uf thr
s'ssru and vaH attended D., e RfNy and
aUUrvtisti,r s|Fiyut, NJ l. J Ntf
ion sas In ttUer q. iht musical mum
h,is and Me- Nl'h a usIfI,I va. ih,
leader. AMI trnk. ]'lelIsniit rf 900,
" th' charm r' must. Nhi.h 1t an 80
PRECISION EFF ih, frrI and uuiir. arUiI
mrrta uf tHU sru' exceeds fh. rihsf Ur,
Hfia. fpr'fI |fH|uf|ul sUI H..iiir iIfr
Shr strIfri ihst u .hut.h Wuti sn iN
sadness ,rHl tuV'fiue NJ m, vufH aF.
slOfiisd until iht srul 10 lifted ~ no
greatest hsithts 81 save a N1iri sketch
~ The NE and euik N the different
composers un ihr program Ave- Mafta
tralestfina1 We the opening nuubsf
sung ht Miss uuiis Frederick NJ ~
" Albtiehi. NJ ! " Pow lrf sut ~
Clarence V~snisrrcfgh "rsrrsn'sm me
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and Mrstfs EIinrt b. Wuitsrhr snH =
nsf,rn Me- . Urfsii Nts. sa,s r. ,u
I'm ruwisf. Usr1yls ss,uri rsis iI
= and ~ lRm 'henoseih l~raHiift.
run'fsiin vas h.sfd IN a. Wss Do,
srlssf fvni tHe Messiah anN
Rest IN M ln'd =, Nsniaiss,hn ui
especial hssui, esfs Inc rhufusss fi,rr
=, The Ladies Music ,nb under ~ IA.
fsc,inn ~ NJ Ur-isnd u Williams.
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Thee, snd s~chuhsr,s rtt irfd 4. ",
shepherd Me Alien stree, Asiahisi
wi,h AN " terris h, y tNits,i. ari
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painted tt W. Mtirfttr st fts ttsr
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nr,r veft Wuss ftrisfIt W uvfn sr.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-10

Nfs Nf,lrt " JtAndlsf entertained
SatUfdat afternoon boz houuf NJ the birth.
IN, rruI,,fs,fy ~ h'f ulster. Me- u 7
knighi TN, house vs.. dr.ufa'ci With
i,fus md Iui',i plant sud ihr fsNur'
fpT N, high s"ufr aud COON ISOLATION At
high five vvfr ]rr'rrriri Go Nlm,s jack
Jordan and T'Hpiys vhn received O.
iuy " tHri,,Hs ,ri an Easter is,uf \
dliut, luu. Hruu vHs syu,,i Pi the Jlpsr
Tho honor gu,st received wsul ffsit'
sin Ul,s's ~ The secession Vrfr Niue
: l. Hal~u,k lu.i Hamilton. irf'
Reals. Iark Iufdnn W n " ubii !
y shut. ~ T. Williamson y Peoples
\ " cutter snH Nisf Iva Usisr.k