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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23
Church To
Have Call of Roll

The evening service at THE First Ban-
Il church on Sunday there Will hc "a
hurrh roll call. 10 was announced today
N thc pastor, Rev. George MrNIurrv. The
hiect of the roll call i- tn have ever,
icmber present TN respond tO hI- why hgr
anne. Should one wv unable to rome. ht
hould send Fly name ~ that hc might he
ncounted for and marked present. Ihe
hole membership. however. in expected
h hc present. since this i~ i'm the nature Dt
rally. Following tho roll call. Mr.. M. Nj.
'uckcr. who by u member MI the Bapti-,
Executive Board W. Texas. viii give au
ddre-~ ou ENLISTMENT The public i~
ordialIy invited.
The evening services are a~ follows:
=. s.. r. H.. ut G:30. Subject, "Ilomc
Missions Leader. Miss Lille Harvey.
Preaching service at 80.
Song service.
Roll call.
Address: Establishments" Mr. ~. z. Tuck
CT.
Nerman: christian strength
II the oceans should rise one-twcnty-
sixth of their depth they would flood one
halt OF the land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23
STUDENTS WILL
BE IN CONTESTS
CAMERON COUNTY INTERSCHOLAS-
TIC MEET WILL BE HELD IN
BROWNSVILLE APRIL 6 AND 7.

Miss a. X. y. Craig, chairman of the
thletic committee OF the Cameron County
nterscholastic elague. in announcing the
Program for the annual meeting ye~tcr-
lay afternoon announced that the meet
~. instead of being held March 30 and
1, will bc held April Il and Z. The attn
tie meeting will be held On the campus
/ the Brownsville high school. Tie de-
lamations and debates VIII be held N the
auditorium OF the Brownsville high school,
lille the athletic events will be held on
ampus. at the high school.
Nominal admission fees viii be charged
) the various events, and tickets viii be
old TN the students. For the Friday af-
anoon events the charges will be ten
ent-. for the Friday night events, twenty
cnt-, and for the Saturday afternoon
vents twenty-five cents. Pupils from all
arts of the county viii DE- il Brownsville
f, participate IN the events.
The following h the program:
FRIDAY. APRIL Il, : Il. Nj.
n. Tennis. , to , p. M.
>. Dcclamation-iunior girls.
y. Observation-Disclosures boys.
4. Observation-Disclosures girls.
!. Observation-Disclosures hoyS.
FRIDAY EVENING, 5 O'CLOCK.
l.. Debate.
:. Spelling Junior boys and girls.
81. Spelliug-cuior boys and girls.
TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS.
SATURDAY, APRIL 7, y. NJ.
Junior and senior girl:
ID Potato race.
80 Basket bali throw.
ON Thirtv-vgrd dash.
tSD Potato race.
tJ) Basketball throw for distance.
lSl Baseball throw for accuracy.
lSl Thirty-yard dash.
lJl ~tandire broad Jump.
tSl Onc hundred turty-yard relay.
tJl One hundred torty-yard relay.
Junior boys:
Ginning BAR.
Running high Jump.
FItty-yard dash.
Pole vault.
Hundred yard dash.
Baseball throw fnr distance.
Running broad Jump.
Two hundred twenty yard dash.
Eight-pouud Shot prt.
hwumg hup-~tcp-and-ium
Potato race.
Senior BOYS One-miic run.
SATURDAY. APRIL III. $50 n. MI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23
Advices Indicate No
Bandits AT Fernand

Rumor~ heard Oh the streets persistent.
Of late that q gang III bandits In mole~ti
persons and property near san Fernand
ninety miles south of Matamoro~, WEI
more or less nullitied by u tcleeruphIc III
port received Thursday NV Macedonia Gan
Ella. the wholesale grocer. from hI~ hroil
er. Romulo Garcia, who II now IN the 81
Fernando region. and that the per~l~tei
rumor- Of the past two weeks concernlr
the gathering OF n band ot alleged Fclici-i
r-eactionarie- in the san Fernando wien
ity were, 10 far a. he could see, ground
less.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23

most providcnt in the world. and she H.
threatened by England which ~ constant
TN afraid Germany will break over that
border and take possession Of the immense
supplies which are ready there. II would
appear that Holland faces either way the
fate of Bcleium-and this j. the worst
fate that can ever befall \ nation.-Hous-
ton Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23
Tie Piinni CT Holland.

And now poor little Holland i- to bc
forced hy England to return uil her mer-
chant vessels to commerce in spite of thc
Holland IN between TWO much greater dan
gers than "tho devil and tine deep blue
sea- She i- threatened hy Germany which
secs iu~t across lhc border from her huu-
cry people the riches WY W country thc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23

go
The Bridge tournament will meet to pla
at the Fort Brown pavilion at 3 o'colc.
Friday afternoon.
Friday night will be, a. usual. ladie
night at the Elks club. Informal dane
ing.
Mrs. +. :. Besson j. giving a thimhl
tea at her home, Adams street. near til
post wall. The guests will he from tn
army post set.
The eight for bridge -and-luncheon "a
terle yesterday were guests of one Of IN
eight, Mrs. A. Moreno. 1T her St. Charl,
street home. Bridge followed a one o'cloc
luncheon n is the custom Of the inform;
club. Mrs. Elliott wan the prize at IL
table at which she played and Mrs. llor
kins came way winner at the other. m
eight meet next Thursday with Mr.
Wheeler.
Little Sallic Sharon had Il birthday par
~ Thursday afternoon that was mo
original. Sallie was nine when she woL
up Thursday morning and She had h.
friends IN 70 celebrate that important fac
Ii was the little Miss Sharun's notion IN
q hurro-ride. followed by q picnic luncl
con with Just plenty to eat would be abol
the proper way 10 celebrate 4 ninth brit
day. 50 in the afternoon Salie and lit
Roberta McDougull and Edward rIatcl
and Wallace Dewitt. aud Geraldine Ellio
GOT aboard three two-~eated burro, M
trotted off up the bride path through Fo.
Brown and around the river and the III
to Il nice place under the trees and thel
they got off and everybody ate. Their
was lots 10 eat. and after they ate ever,
body sort Of rested q little while and the
they PLAYED games. Ii was fun, IN WASH
any time before the grown-up~-thcy we
Miss Dorothy Fisher and Mis- Jean Shs
ron. and they came along To carry II
lunch, and prod the hurro~ with stick
and fix shoes that came united and sash,
that came unlocked. mainly-anvway
wasn't more than q very little while N,
fore those two erCwn-up- said ID was tin
To 20 home. Wen. when Won came ~ thin
" 1t. the sun was sort ot getting low. al
retreat was blowing over the parade. ar
perhaps d was. 80 everybody got hu,
on the two-~e9ted burro~-cyccpt the tw,
grown-up~. they walked. And the tw,
seated burros amblcd along back to Sa
lie Sharon'~ house. and then everybod
got off ana wished SaIIic Sharon \ happ
birthday and said i was I very nice part
and went home. because ID was most ~ul
per time.
DR.. and Mrs.. Shields of San Benito I'D
visiting Captain and Mr.. Frederick Sta:
Wright.
Obcying the injunction: Feed Oh
brute five girls Ut the sophomore elias
MI the Brownsville high school prepare
and served y dainty breakfast w ~iX I,
their boy CLASSMATES Thursday morniu
The breakfast was served In The mod
dining room VII the domestic science d
partmcnt of the high school under the ~
pcryi~iou of the instructor. Mis- Fuu Gc'
try. Chilled graclruit. cream ot whc.
poachcd eggs on toast, hot mullins aI
coffee were Oh the menu. The fre~hm;
BOYS are now dreaming fondlv of hciI
-ophomore- next year. The hostess
were: Ethel Cline. oi~ MrChc~ney. OBJ.
Tan-ill. Ro~ita Putcgnat and tu~-
Stokes. The breakfast guests were Tier
~ skeleton IT,. George MrGoniglc. III
Howard. John Walton, Edward Crawfor
and NLarceIlu. McDavitt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23
MAKING MANY WOOD SAWS.

iBy Associated lf'Ss-l
pETROGRAD. March 22.-A thousand
saws per month are beng manu-
al the new government iactorie-
in the TRIAL region. Russia has hitherto
obtained all her wood saws from Sweden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-03-23

Our mistakes Of Yesterday are mainly
reasonable for our worries ut today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21
hARRONLI Mss
SEEING WONDERS
BUT STAY over

4
II the Sfnr-Bulletin had not (aianr
fully got busy Saturday go prom
inent visitors who arrived roconfl,
from the Orient might - nn thei'
way home today Instead Of delighted
guests of Hawaii for about 70 days
They are Nr. and Mrs = x MacGl|
and they came Eety near going home
without seeing Gns Volcano. Nov
they are not only going 10 the Big IS:
land but they are alk6 taking : look
AT Hnleakala.
It al came about this way Mrs.
MacGilf went through Honolulu with
d party several months ato and
stayed here only few hours. Shortly
afterwards ataeGill followed and he,
too, had little time 10 spend "a the
southern sunshine They took u ia.
pan and China from top 70 bottom
and feel that they know Nippon wen.
China was their choice, however, and
Mrs MacGill raves about the Poppy
Land.
When they arrived ID Honolulu they
planned to go directly home without
seeing the Volcano Is much as they
wished TO DO so. There was too much
Of wait between ships and they
we're anxious to get home. They
promised they would come again for
the great sight
The Star.Bulletsr heard they were
planning to go on ana presented a
vigorous invitation TO remain, assur-
ing them they would regret Il ali their
lives Il they did not see such world
wonders Is HaWaii offers while they
are 50 close to them. II tive minutes
the visitors were won.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacGiII came on
7. X. X. ship and to get home at the
earliest possible moment they VIII
lose the benefit Of those tickets from
here 70 the mainland BY purchasing
tickets On the Matson line But anti
cipati0n Of what they are to see this
week and next has more than offset
this extra expense already.
The visitors leave wednesday, for
HaleakaIa From Maui they viii 90
on to the Volcano. probably returning
here Saturday for trip around the
island and other Oahu attractions
next week. ~
MacGill Is prominent capitalist
and businessman Of Great Falls. Mon
tana. and st. Paul, Minnesota, dealing
largely IN ranches In the Northwest
He Is an active and enthusiastic Ro.
Iarian, having organized the Rotary
Club Of Great Falls He is also per-
sonally acquainted with number OF
the international officers Of that or.
ganization and has been invited te
speak at the local club, although Il Is
doubtful Il his itinerary here win iibe
With the Thursday lunchsons Mr..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21
ACADEMY Drill
CONTEST IS PUT
OFF Till 1918

OAHU CoLI.zGE. May 21s-Ths
challenge 70 close order drill con.
test. Issued BY the Honolulu Military
Academy 70 Punahou Academy cadets.
has been postponed from this season
until the epfing term Of 1918, accord.
ing % the request Of Mr.. Blacikman.
pfiitipei Of the Honolulu Military
Academy.
The Punahoa cadets had decided to
accept the challenge Of the Kafmuki
school, On condition that the latter
school accept Z CHALLENGES 70 an inter-
school shooting match -during this
same tern. Tho Punahou boys feel
that though they DO not devots 80
much time 70 military drill as Ii de,
voted It Kafmuki, and though they
would suffer IN 4 close order contest,
yet they would be able 70 balances the
score n 3 shooting contest Or IN an
c<fenned order or patrol problem
Whatever the results would have
been, the contest win not be held this
year. but win Be . his feature for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21
THE RlegLAR AkMY soIDIER

They have picked Us mp ii Texas,
They have picked Us up In Maine.
They have found rs IN the city.
They have found us on the plain;
But wherever they have found us
We are treasures you can bet,
And as now we owe the nation
We would like to pay the debt.
We have got the bone and muscle
Right down 10 The smallest man,
And now &c we sre needed
TO defend our glorious land.
And Wen charge upon the foeman,
Be Il Austria or German,
And with orr sabsrs and our rifles
We can make them howl win pain
Some folks call rs dandies
And say we're just for show
And when wars alarm Is sounded
TO the front we would never 90.
Shane On you scandaImonsing rep
tiles.
Xou know n0f Of what Jon speak,
Can Jon name single instance
When the regular played the sneak
He didn't shirk at San Juan.
Nor since the day at Brandywine,
And wherever there IS fighting
yon win find Is right Ii line:
And we're Ia Il, you can bet II,
From our toe nails to our head
And we'll cease our fighting only
y|fAn ma ara alff ~ l,r6nfk ~ d6n 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21
PUNAHOU CADET
SHOOTING TEAM
CHOICE IS MADE


OAHU COLLEGE. May q The
shooting teams for the Punahou cadet
companies have been chosen. The
choice was MADE BY an eliminating
match, held on FunchboWl range Fri:
day afternoon.
There has been considerable in
terest taken Of late IN shooting. The
reason Is traceabie to General Sam
johnson. Some time ago the general
expressed his wen known interest IN
the Punahou boys BY offering cup TO
the winning company team, and BY
granting the use Of the Punchbomi
range for practise. This has brought
out about thirty boys. the thirty best
shots Of each company. to try their
luck for the company teams These
thirty have been practisine about q
week and hall, and General Johnson
has been acting as inspiration and
instructor 10 them.
BY elimination these thirty have
been cut down to the following six
teen: A. Company-C. Turner, d.
Haysalden, n Hitchcock. Q. Schoen-
ing. II. Harvey. G. Cassidy, R Hig.
gins, r Broadbept; .B" Company ID.
Cooke, D. Pratt G. Decker, w. Vetle-
SEN ". Smith. Z Lau. and d,
Scott.
The final company match viii
be held on either the first or the sec-
ond Saturday ii June. The handsome
cup Is now on display at Punahou In
keeping with the wish OF the cadet
officers. Il has been inscribed as fol-
lows
The General johnson Cup, Shoot
Ing Honor. 1917. Won by Com.
pany. Team Members
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21
BENEFIT CONCERT
IS SET FOR June |

Signor Joaquin s. Wanrell an
nounces benefit concert to be given
IN Mission Memorial Hall on Thurs.
day, June for the Graduate Nurses.
School.
Signor WanreH Is arranging now :
program in which he viii appear.
assisted 81 the best local talent avail
able. II IS expected that the benefit
for this popular organization viii Be {
pronounced success.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21

Especial Star nIIclin ccrxcspondence,
PORT SKATER Nay 21-HAfs
morning Companies e and y Of the ID
Infantry reported to Lieut. Col. VIII
liam WeiseI. "a Infantry. 81 7.Se q.
70. and g and H companies at 9:i5
q M. on the main parade grounds for
practical work IN the non-commission-
ed officers reserve school work.
Everything possible Is being done
70 make life IN the recruit cams as
pleasant as Il compatible with the
strenuous duties and drills they are
now going through. The commanding
officer e Fort Shafter has had the
large assembly tent erected In the
camp and provided with tables and
chairs and Z phonograph, so that IN
their leisure moments the recruits can
read. write their letters home and
otherwise amuse themselves. Mate
rial has also been provided for play
ing baseball and the lovers Of the ma
tiOnal game are getting both pleasure
and exercise IN practising this world
wide popular game.
Word has been received from the
department commander that those en-
listed men who are DESTROYS Of consid-
ering the appointment as commissions.
ed officers must forward their appli-
cations 90 ns 20 reach headquarters
not later than June Is. II later than
that II Is possible that the applica-1
tions viii be too late for considers
ton and they viii not be able 20 take
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21
DAHL REMINDERS

Make some Of foday's want ads
serve You by answering 8 few d
them.
Available household workers read
the Want Ads unless they are, unfor
tunately. unable to read ct all.
Wanted Two more passengers FOL
motor party around Island, q each,
Lewis Garage, phone 2141.--Ady.
Get acquainted with your city -
through answering and Investigating
some real estate and renting ads.
For Distilled Water. Hires Root
Beer and 81 other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21

Hicks She married in haste.
Wicks And repented ii leisure, /
suppose.
Hicks No, she repeated ii haste,
too Somerville Journal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21

PARIS. France War crosses for ex.
Ir16r1|11rI bravery under IRE have
been conferred upon me American
&m1n|a1c. drivers They are James
Gillespie 81 New York Harry Craig Of
Cleveland. d; Groom walker 81 Chi
ind Henry Houston d Philadelphia
Representative Balbr'ck 81 Ohio. n.
irof1ced bIII o0thorIxinE the Pres
Itcnt 70 raise al raEficp'tlfal army. =
q 100000 men and women
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-21

and ~. Macon aFs & tie Young
Hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-19

You demand three things in home site
reasonable cost, pleasant surroundings, healthy
increase in value
You find these qualifications in Winans' ad-
dition the closestn, restricted addition in Okla
homa City. Broadway to Walker, 18th to 23rd;
west of Santa Fe tracks Beautiful lots
rounded by parks and drives.
The prices of these lots graded according
to location and each lot carries the proper re-
strictions to insure correct surroundings
Winans' Addition is growing in value every
day, especially since the line opened.
Buy your lot now and if you not ready to build
a home it will make splendid investment.
SPARROW INVESTMENT co.
108 North Robinson
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peitltac aauius. OF bocoe ser riliams
men / noBIe Slar, irotil Der ~bcbagene
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21


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men lea MAJ iiae iom Nurten ldgee.
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