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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07
.ENPORIUGUEG
4. SCHOOL. |. ]. READY

Efforts Of the Portuguese govern
menA through AePatria Benefit Asso-
citation, to secure instruction In Portu.
gueses for the children, OF Portuguese
parentage IN the Islands have resulted
In the btishment OF The Portuguese
official school whose opening will be
formally celebrated tonight. A re-
ception and q dance will be he'd at
Lusitana hail. corner of Lunalilo anu
Alapai streets, at s o'clock.
IS Prof Euclides Goulart ,da Costa has
been sent and is maintained here at
the expense of the Portuguese govern.
ment in the interests of Portuguese
education. He, will be directly con-
nected with the work OF actual in,
struction while the association will
provide the school house and meet
the running expenses.
The officers Of the A Patria society
are now conducting . campaign among
thel Portuguese of Honolulu to raise
the necessary funds for the school
house and also for the establishment
Of an athletic club where the young
Portuguese Of the islands can meet
The Portuguese consul, Senior Pes.
soa, and Professor da Costa are to be
the guests of honor, with the officers
Of A Patria, who are: Jose G.. Silva,
president; DR.. l.. r. Gaspar and NJ.
G.. Santos. The committees who have
arranged the affair and their mem.
bers are:
Music-Dr. L. r. Gaspar and NJ. G.
Santos.
Printing-M. G. Santos, Jose C, Sou.
ga and Jose G.. Silva. -
1nyitations-Jose c. Sousa, L. P. C.
CorTea and Dr.. Z. r. Gaspar.
Reception-aLionel p. G. Correa, Jose
P, Rego. J. T. Rosa, F. J. Lemes,
Frank Santos, Manuel da Conceicao,
J, NJ. Camara. J.. B. Ponte, H. Perefra,
J.. F. Freitas and Joao g.. Azevedo, Jr.
Floor Committee-Major J. M, Ca.
mara, Z. p. G. Correa and II. Pereira.
Decorations-J. p. Ponte, J, F..
Rosa, J. F.. Freitas. Miss Anna Cali
deira and Mrs. Adele Silva Marshall.
Refreshments-J. F. Rosa, Jose G.
Silva and 7 q QoHiaa.
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is lessened with discomfort to the
feet.
Those Fostering little corns, aching
bunions,. smuggling soft coFns, and
sore, tired feet all seem to do their
worst to fret one with the advent Of
warm weather and all the means we
know OF should be used to allay the
suffering. &c.,.
To take the tired" out Of the feet
put them in a hot, soapy bath for
fifteen minutes, then into another Of
clear water with some of those tab
lets which are veritable "foot-easers,"
then dry and shake some hygienic
powder on your stockings The stock
ings must be little longer than the
foot II they are to be comfortable and
not cause more foot trouble. Fresh
hose every day should be the rule.
and 1t is no trouble to wash out q
pair of hose at night, which will be
ready to don the morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07
HoW~oo YOUR FEET
STAND THE HEAT?

Extremes of heat and extremes OF
cold have adverse effect on the feet
of some people, and it is wise to pre-
pare for prevention of trouble &C
cording to the season we are APP
preaching. We are glad that cold
weather can have no terror for US in
the way Of foot trouble for some
months to come, but we have to face
a possible discomfort, due to midsum'
mer heat, and the effect registers in
the face when the feet ache and burn.
Women should make 1t point to
wear comfortable shoes in the sum-
mer time for more walking is done,
more outside recreation is INDUCED IN,
and the, vitality is taxed to a greater
extent in hot weather than in any
of the other seasons, and enjoyment
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ESPECIAL Bulletin corrsspondsnea)

fspocfl stat, Bulletin correspondenea)
FORT RUGER, July Captain
Carr ". Waller has received orders
to report at Fort Smelling. Minnesota
and he and Mrs. Waller win leave on
the next transport. to the regret Of al
Ruger people.
CAPTAIN s. Harrison Tilghman Is
now stationed at headquarters II
Honolulu and has taken q beach cot
tage at Waikiki with Captain Henry
C. Merriam.
Colonel and Mrs Andrew Hero were
among the guests at q bridge party
given last Thursday by Colonel anu
Mrs. James Irons at Fort Shafter In
honor OF Colonel and Mrs. William
Dashiell and Mrs. Pearson.
At Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank
brakes bridge evening last SATURDAY
in honor of Miss Marian Vogdes OF
San Diego, Mrs. Samuel j. Heidner
Of Fort Shafter was a fortunate pr1Zs
winner. and was given q dainty creton
covered bon bon box, while Lleuten'
ant Heidner won a pretty linen napkin
ring for his prize.
CAPTAIN Fordyce L. Perego has been
transferred from Fort Armstrong to
Fort Ruger and the post is glad to
welcome him. Lieutenant Deckert.
who has recently received his COM
mission and been ordered to Kruger,
and Captain Perego have started a
bachelors mess, and are living in the
quarters recently vacated by Captain
Tilghman.
Mrs. Samuel j. HeiGner and Mrs
Helen MacAdams Of Fort Shafter
spent the. day on Friday with Mrs.
Frank Drake.
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Massaging the feet with a good cold
cream is very beneficial and relieves
so much Of the ache and tension OF
the day. As soon as ever you have
an opportunity after a day on your
feet, change your shoes, for that alone
Is restful and helpful. Not to any
old pair, but to a pair that win en-
case the foot snugly but not uncoun-
fortably-just enough to support the
tired muscles and take away the
strain. '- 'a-Ft }. 80 -vsgE.l
. II you have corns from iIlfitting
shoes, either too loose or too tight, get
rid Of them. can recommend Q rem
edy II you want me to. Then II you
battle your feet frequently and wear
comfortable shoes you VIII soon find
that this foot trouble is q thing or
the past.-Woman's World for July.
- -
No one seems to bellyache about
the $50,000,0o0 invested in Liberty
Loans by the Morgans. ssrs n.
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With Many Set, Pearl Harbor

played a number Of various games on
the lawn and then refreshments were
served.
Little Miss Martins guests were
Miss Marjorie Zane, Miss Mary Clapp,
Miss Molly Clinton, Master John
Clapp, Miss Betty Dyer, Miss Frances
Stearns and Miss lone Anderson. Mrs.
Randolph Zane and Miss Margaret
Gray assisted Mrs. Martin in giving
the children happy afternoon.
Miss Isabel Baker was a visitor at
the navy, yard on Saturday afternoon.
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Fort Ruger and Fort De Russy
Social Notes

Recent arrivals at the post are
Lieutenant and Mrs. ,Bassett and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Binford. who
have taken quarters in the officers
line.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Drake and
their two boys spent the Fourth at
Fort Kamehameha with Captain and
Mrs. George Ruhlen, A picnic supper
was served on the beach
Especial stsr.knTl-f,n OOrrsEDondeaes)
FORT DE RUSST, July Captain
and Mrs. Louis D. Pepin. Miss Marion
Chaplin and Captain Elmer F. Rice
were Mr.. George Marshall's dinner
guests last Saturday evening.
The next hop at De Russy will prob
ably be held next Friday evening,
Captain and Mrs. Robert Duenne.
gave another Of their informal swim
ming parties on wednesday afternoon,
when their guests were Doctor and
Mrs. George r. Calender, Captain
Henry Merriam, Captain 8. Harrison
Tilghman, Mrs. Csllender, and Lieu.
tenant Charles P. Lyman.
Among those at the transport on
Friday to bid adieu to departing
friends were Captain and Mrs. Robert
Duenner and Mrs. Louis d. Pepin.
Captain and Mrs. Robert Duenner
are planning a dinner for next Tues
day evening before the Country CluD
dance, for fourteen guests.
Mrs. Robert Duenner was q guest
Of Mrs. Guy G. Palmer on Tuesday at
bridge afternoon at Fort Shafter.
Lieutenant Hunter is a recent ar.
rival at De Russy in the officers
line.
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Fort SKATER Society

, sent with part of Company *" &c
guard the wireless plant.
Captain Charles ?. Leonard, little
Miss Clara Leonard. and Master Chas
Leonard we're guests Of Captain and
Mrs Robert Fl. Peck on Wednesday
evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Heidner
were guests at the Haleiwa hotel on
Wednesday.
Major and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer will
entertain at dinner on Sunday for
Paymaster and Mrs Dyer, and their
small daughter. Of Pearl Haroor.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Mac
Gregor were dinner host and hostess
for Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holli-
day at the Colonial hotel, on Wednes.
day evening.
Miss Caroline Raymond and Miss
Catherine Raymond gave a jolly little
luncheon on Friday. Among their
guests were Miss Dorothy Palmer and
Miss Isabel Baker.
Another picnic on the Fourth of
July was the one to which Captain
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Lyon and Master
Robby Lyon went
Colonel William Weigel was the en-
tertaining host at one Of his popular
sunday dinners when he entertained
this past Sunday for Col. and Mrs.
William r. Dasheill and Mrs. Rich
mond N. Pearson.
captain Thomas L. Crystal is at
Heeia with part of his Company on
a detail. Captain Crystal was a yisi:
tor In the post on Wednesday.
The Card club met on Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. Edward Fuller Wit.
sell acting as hostess. There were
playing, Col. William R. DasheflI. Mrs.
Alden c. Knowles, Col William Wei
gel, Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, and
Captain and Mrs. william e. Hunt
Col. Weigel carried away the prize.
A fishing party composed of Cant.
ana Mrs. c. K: Muhlenberg and Lieut..
Aired L. lockwood left the post on
wednesday and spent the day at Wal.
anae enjoying this sport. -
Miss Dorothy Palmer was the bouse
guest OF Mrs. Wyeth Of SchofieId
barracks when she visited the DOSE m
tuesday to attend the dance river
ior the benefit Of the Red Gross fr,nd
MISS Palmer returned to Sbafter -,
Wednesday. "
Quite pleasant little dance Wa,
enjoyed by the nurses of the Dena r.
hent hospital, at their spacious omar.
sels ~ the nurses home on Tuesday
MAJOR and Mrs. William B. Cochran
MISS Louise Cochran and Miss Maria
cochran spent last Sunday at Waia.
Lieut. Robert Il. Guyer was & H.
over night guest OF Col. and Mrs
Ne, Tyetn ct schoefield Barracks on
Mrs. Claire R. Bennett has hsen
sick Ct her home for the past was go
Ter friends are glad she has now
aLmost recovered from her indisposl.
- s.asaas
.sssssas
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Papa tsternly.-Come here, sir!
Your mother and agree that you de-
serve good whipping. Small Boy
(bttterfy)-Oh, yes. That's about the
only thing that you and mamma ever
do agree about-London Answers.
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Mrs. Claire r. Bennett b.. 49,.
sick ct her home for re mast 49, -.
Ger friends are glad she has now
.aal recovered from her indisposl.
y
Captain and Mrs. William 4 HINT.
Mrs. Edward Fuller Wiser and Mss'
ters Richard and William Hunt mada
IT'D around the island on Wsdnes,
gay The day was ideal. ana verv
appetizing picnic lunch was eaten M, s
ger the trees Of one Of the bkacbas
On the windward side Of the island
Captain and Mrs John s. sullivsn
VIII entertain with 4 neon dav ,d m.
ner on Sunday for Col. and MIS- WI.
Nm n. q 3. Dashtell and Mrs. Richmond
Miss Katherine Lacey was !. a.
ss guest OF Miss Alice Palmer on
Neonesday and afterwards the movies
8 the Airdome were enjoyed tbis
gay the Fourth Of July. being the
birthday OF Miss Palmer. : =.
enjoying Q trip around the island
On the Fourth Of July were Cant Pan1
3. Reinecke and Cant. ami Mrs Ish-
8. Sullivan. The party stopped - tbs
hauula hotel for one Of their famous
chicken dinners. Z 70
DR.. Henry nj. Dieber and mr. IT,
: a. Bull Of Schoefield Barracks went
OF On 2 hunting trip on Sunday and
g sne delight OF their friends brought
Dack e goodly number OF birds as the
result Of their afternoons sport.
Miss Dorothy Palmer was one a..
me guests at picnic at which Mis-
Damon was hostess. ~ =
Captain and Mrs. william e Hunt
and their two small sons spent SIM.
day on the beach at Waianae. Whence
they had motored, taking the;r Innes,
ana eating II on the beach. e !
III: Harry NJ. Dieber and Mrs. HeIsn
MacAoams were among the suesfs A.
the Weinie roast given by M enS
Mrs Tryol Of Honolulu. ~
Major and Mrs. Guy q p.,m.r -
their family were picnickers 81 Wis.
iua on Sunday. =.
MAJOR Eugene II. Hartnett "a sn.nd.
ING 2 few days ct Hiio, where he has
sone to view the grandeurs Of the
Mrs. Edward Fuller witseI will be
the guest for dinner with Mrs I'm.
gene H Hartnett on Saturday eve. |
ming. eve
Captain ChariesiA. Lewis. DR.. Harry
". oieber. and Lieut. Eugene 4 7 III. |
man had great success on 4 hnntinrI
rip they made on "Wednesday hrIre. |
lng back O. number OF birds,
Miss Isabel Baker was one Of thu
yuests at the dance given AZ Soho. |
teld Barracks by the Red Cross, on
TUESDAY. - =, ~
There VIII be rally Of the mann.
,efs OF the Card club nert Tuesdayl
evening and it is hoped there WIN be-
large attendance. There viii bel
j prize. and candy WIN be furnished
" one OF its members. - !
The children OF the Sunday school
re now raising money for the pur-
lose OF adopting q French orphan.
they stu nseds a few dollars to com.
'iete the amount required, but hops
Q get the necessary sum In o short
shila y.
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Ensign and Mrs. Afford were din
ner guests of Lieut., and Mrs, Martin
informally On Tuesday. After dinner
the party attended the hop given by
Lieut.. Tflley and Lieut., Howell,
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Master George Dyer left on Friday
afternoon for the Orient, where he
will visit q sehoeimats, the son of the
brazilian Minister In Japan,
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Miss Isabel Baker was one Of th
guests at the dance given az Sch,
'iield Barracks by the Red Cross, o
Tuesday. -fsss&f 49,.
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Miss Mary Lee KneE Martin eeie.
DRAFTED her fourth birthday on Friday
aftern0en with a party for the child,
-ren a. the navy. yard. The guests.
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The children OF the Sunday schoo
Eare now raising money Tor the pur
pose Of adopting Q French orphan
They-sttil nsed Q few dollars TO com
piete the amount required, but hop,
ito get the necessary sum In . shor
whilA 8 -. q -. q.
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There VIII be rally OF the, nam
beers OF the Card club NEXT Tuesda,
evening and Il is hoped there WIN b.
9 large attendance. There WIN bt
2 prize. and candy WIN be furnishe
by one OF its members.
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Mrs. Robert Duenner was q guest
Of Mrs. Guy G. Palmer on Tuesday. at
a bridge afternoon at Fort shafter.
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Captain chariessA. Lewis, DR.. Harry
u. oieber. and Lieut.. Eugene * IoS.
man had great success on 4 hnntinr
Trip they made on Wednesday. BRING.
ling back O. number OF birds. =
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Mrs Ralph c. Holiday has issued
invitation to a bridge party 70 pc
giyeu 81 the Laniakea tea rooms on
next Tuesday, complimenting the Ia
sIIes from Fort Shafter who are leay.
ing on the next transport
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Mrs. Claire R. Bennett has been
s,ek e her home for the past week,
ter friends are glad she has nov
s sast recovered from her indisposl.
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Captain and Mrs. Robert DuenneI
are planning a dinner for next Tues
day evening before the Country Cluu
dance, for fourteen guests.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07

MISS Katherine Lacey was 4 hin.
ner guest Of Miss Alice Palmer on
Wednesday and afterwards the movies
e the Airdome were enjoyed this
eay. the Fourth Of July. being the
birthday Of Miss Palmer. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07

MAJOR Eugene II. Hartnett is spend
lns 2 rev days ct Hiio. where ne ~,
gone TO view the grandeurs OF nj,
volcano. - ' '4'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07

Mapor and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer
were dinner guests Of Commander
and Mrs. George r. Clark at Pear
Harbor on Tuesday evening and later
IN the evening attended the dance De
ine biyen by Lieut. Telley ana Lieut.
Howell. ~
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annoying . trip around the island
On ne Fourth Of July were Cant. PAM
.. keinecke and Capt. and Mrs. John
?, sullivan The party stopped al the
iaauuia hotel for one Of their famous
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Can't. and Mrs. Randolph Zane,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry g, Taylor,
Lieut. BENJAMIN r. Tilley, Miss Mar
garet Gray and Lieut., Windsor were
dinner guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Mar
tin at a delightful dinner given last
week. After dinner the party enjoyed
4 series Of bridge rubbers. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07

Captain and Mrs. William e. HINT
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell and MAS.
ters Richard and william Hunt. nnade
9 Tip around the island on Wednes.
Gay. The day was ideal, ana yerv
sppetizing picnic lunch was eaten 81.
ger the trees Of one Of the bkacl,as
On tne Eindward side Of the island
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Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell viii he
the guest for dinner with Mrs En-.
gene Il. Hartnett on Saturday eve.
ming. =
The Washington herald., 1917-09-03
Objections TO Peaee.

Though the letter was written sev.
eral days ago. it was pointed out last
night that il answers in a remarkable
manner just the objections TO thu
Presidents peace note which today
were cabled here from the Ger
man press. Further it challenges every
agitator against the war IN the United
States. 1t is considered to be the Presi-
dents answer to the arguments of the
'soap-boI orators" brigade in New
York city and 10 the utterances Of the
Peoples Peace Council which has not
yet found a place to meet.
The letter was addressed 70 M
Gompers on the eve Of the meeting OF
the American Alliance for Labor and
Democracy. which meets in Mime
apolis on Tuesday. While il ia con-
sidered to contain a word for this
special gathering it is interpreted
IN Washington tonight as for a much
wider consumption. II is believes IN.
administration has uttered this WORD
now to steady labor against IN. sei-
tations which have been incip,.,, 4,
a number Of places during recent
The Presidents letter 10 NJ
Gompers. follows:
..,,.. August q, 1917.
My Dear Mr.. Gompers:
am sure that you understand that
my inability 10 accent the iD,.ft. -,
10 address the Minneapolis con1erepcs
OF the American Alliance for Isbor
ana democracy is due only 70 ofici.I
necessity, and not, in any DEGREE 10
lack OF appreciation OF the inDorf-
ance OF the occasion. The cause Won
ana your fellow patriots uphold IA ore
Win the cause We are eefending piss
arms. While Our soldiers and sailors
are doing their manfuI work 10 hold
oacN reaction in its most brutal and
aggressive form. we must oppose a.
nome the organized and individual ef-
Iorts OF these dangerous elements
VINO moe disloyalty behind q screen OF
specious and evasive phrases
i have read with real pride the
names OF the men and women who
are 10 take part in the Minneapolfs
I
the long, hard fight for equal Justice.
Drawing every bitterness that the
humblest life might know a larger
measure OF happiness.
with all my heart I want them 10
feel that their devotion 10 country Is
in no wise a betrayal Of principle. and
that in serving America today they
are serving their cause no less faith
fully than in the past. ] myself have
had sympathy with the fears Of the
workers Of the United States; for the
tendency OF war is toward reaction.
and too often military necessities have
been made an excuse for the oestruc-
ton OF acknowledgements Industrial
and social standards. These fears
happily. have proved to be baseless.
With quickened sympathies and appre-
citation, with a new sense Of the in
vasive and insidious dangers OF op-
preston, our people have not only
held every inch OF ground that has
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-03
MONSTER PARADE TO move ON AVENUE
PROMPTLY At 4 TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Preparations for tomorrow's parade
in honor OF the Washington contin-
gent of the selective service army
were being rushed all day yesterday.
At the request of the citizens COM
mittee. the Secretary OF War las au-
thorized Maj. oliver P. Newman.
former District Commissioner, to
come here from Petersburg. Va, to
participate in the parade. Maj. New
man has been made marshal Of the
first division, in which the President
will march.
Included in the Navy Department
contingent, which will march in the
ninth division of the parade, will be
the pay corps of the United States
navy, headed by Admiral Samuel Nc
Gowan, paymaster general Of the
navy. He will be accompanied by the
members of his staff and all of the
payma sters on duty in this city. Ar
rangements have been completed to
have the assistant paymasters of the
United States Naval Reserve Corps
turn out and also, 12S assistant pay
masters of the regular service now
undergoing instruction at the Catho-
lie University, where a naval pay
school was recently established.
Daniels VIII March.
Secretary Daniels of the navy
will head the delegation from the
department which will include the
various staffs and officers detailed
Navy Department. All of the naval
officers will be attired in white uni
form. The lineup in this division
will be commanded by Commander
Haynes Ellis, United States Navy
as marshal of the ninth division.
The bands from the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis and
from the United States ship May
flower, the Presidents yacht. are ex-
pected to be in the navy division.
Including the civil employees and
yeoman there will be about 1000 in
this division alone.
Maj. Raymond W. Pullman. Su-
perintendent of Metropolitan Police.
has announced the appointment of
Assistant Paymaster Howard s.
Fiske, U. S. N. r. F., in charge of
the automobiles to be under the
supervision of the police depart
ment during the parade. These ma
chimes will be equipped with police
pennants and will be detailed in
the various precincts, with two ma
chimes of the downtown precincts.
An additional detail will be made
at police headquarters to be ready
in case of an emergency. This was
the same procedure as during the
inaugural days.
Members of the Home Defense
League and others desiring to do
nate the use of their machines from
until o'clock tomorrow, are re-
auested to send their names and ad-
dresses, together with the type of
car. to Mai. Pullman at police head
quarters.
Women Employer Division ..
In addition to the military organi-
cations which will be in line. the War
Department is planning to have a
notable representation of its depart
mental forces, both military and
civil, the Secretary Of War having