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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
BRITISH SEAMEN
JAPAN.BOUND TO
Command Ships

Bound for Kobe, Japan, where they
will take command OF two big mer-
chant steamers TOW nearing compfe'
ton In Japanese shipyards OF thaE
port for the British government two
British steamer captains, officers and
engineers, are on board a japanese
liner at this port today.
The steamer masters are Captains
James Pinkham and 4. r. c. Reavley.
Neither would say anything concern
ing the vessels they will conmanG.
From officers of the steamer it was
learned that they have p officers AMI
engineers with them. The crews o.
the steamers will probably be made
up Of Chinese.
This lot of officers Is said to be the
sixth or seventh to pass through
Honolulu on a similar mission IN the
last six months to take charge OF
freighters built by japanese shipyords
for British steamship firms.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
liner CARRIES
MANY NOTABLES

with a number Of Caucasian ana
Japanese passengers aboard OF more
or less prominence, a Japanese liner
Is in port today from the malnIonu.
She brought AT bags Of mail to this
port, and has large amount OF treas,
ure aboard, about $4,000 900 In gola
and s2,036, 700 in bars OF silver, all
consigned to banks in the Orient. ana
Singapore.
Among the parsons OF prominence
aboard are the following:
A. Wyodzeff, until recently Rus
sian consul general at San Francisco.
and before that consul general at Ma
gasaki. He and Mrs. Wyocze1f are
returning to Russia.
DR.. L. r. Thompson Is going to Ma.
Mia to be assistant chief surgeon OF
the U. IS. Public Health Service in the
Philippines.
: Prof. B. P. WeiE3erg. is a Russian
educator who is stopping off here on
the way to Russia with his family.
w. r. Degenherdt has big mining
interests In Burma which he Is going
to inspect. With him are Mrs. Deg
enherdt and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Har-
ris. ...;- >.14-.
r. G, Johnson is connected with
Willis & Patterson, big San francisco
importers. es r. .". ~ ,.... -.
r. J. Tobin manages the sales
agencies OF the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Company in the Orient
Among the notable Japanese on
board are the following: s. .Araia,
manager Of the Toxic Saegusa & Co.
U. Hashimoto. director Of the Asano
GOSH Kaisha. '>
s. Kaneko, engineer Of the Bureau
Of the Governor-General OF Formosa.
r. Masui, manager of the Kuhara
Mining Co., New York. - ...' >....~.-. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. NaRamura, manager
of Eozaki & Co., San Francisco. g..
T. Sugawara, former vice-minister
Of the Department Of Finance of ia
pan. -. - r., +. - 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. YAKIMA, manager of
Horikoshi & CO., New York. = -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per Matson steamer Wilhelmina,
due Tuesday morning, June Is, from
San Francisco: Alexander Paris,
Charles Hite, DR.. 2. K. Sylvia, DR.. s.
K. Ho, Mrs. Chas. Weatherbee, Miss
Winifred Weddick. Miss Mary F.
Marley, Miss Virgil Mail, T. Fl. .Hoyt,
Ralph A. Fishbourne, Mrs. c. Palla-
sen, Miss e. P. Grimwood, Mrs. J. H.
Judge, Miss Angela McManus, Mrs.
Gene Campbell. Lieut., F. L. Hoerner,
Miss Joel Petite, Miss Sadie Carey,
Mrs. J. D. Dole, F. N. Lufkfn, W. J.
Paris, C. Van Hoy. Rev. J. ]. Midkiff,
Miss Helen Weatherbee, Mrs. A. e,
Pferdner, Miss Helen III. Searby, Mrs
J. NJ. Atherton, Mrs. Chas. BeIlina.
C. A. Peacock, j.. A. Richards, Miss
Dorothy Peacock, J. H. Judge, Mrs.
W.. Sanborn, Miss L. Campbell, Miss
z. V. de la Nux, Mrs. F. L. Hoerner,
A. j. Hilbert, Roscie Perkins.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
kAAHUMANU SENIORS
PASS HIGH SCHOOL TEST

/ The 1917 graduating class OF the
Kaahumanu school gave dance last
night al the outrigger Canoe club.
The dance took the nature Of closing
exercises for the school. which were
dispensed with this year owing TO the
building operations now going on Tor
the new broom reinforced concrete
schoolhouse which Is being erected
There we're no class exercises other
than when the class gathered in the
center or the hall during the dance
intermissIon and sang the Kaahumanu
class song, composed especially for
the occasion by Miss Nancy Daniels,
musical director in the public schools.
Following this Principal Charles w.
Baldwin made the announcement that
the a members of. the class had sue
cessfully passed the final tests for
high school entrance, making class
average OF So per cent, a higher aver
age than any previous class Of the
Kaahumanu school.
The music for the evening was fur
nished by Dude" Miller's Hui Nalu
Gtee club.
On Thursday the class quietly
placed in the principals office beau
tfful table and chair for the new
school typewriter, bearing the follow
ing tablet Presented by the Class OF
1871"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
Sc ADDED TO
TEACHERS roll

Honolulu today has IS brand new
school teachers, eager TO take their
place IN the ranks Of those who are
educating the young people OF the ter
ritcry, and Supt. Henry w. kinney
was busy all morning interviewing the
youthful pedagogues and niling IN
their contracts. :
This new addition TO the teaching
force OF the department. OF public In
structton 10 the result or rour Tears
Of work by the territorial. Normal
school, of which Edgar Wood IL prin-
,cipaI. Out Of the big class graduated
a few days ago only one student IL
going TO the mainland for further
study and, when school opens In Sep
TENDER, the remainder Of the students
VIII take positions in schools through
out Hawaii .-. i =.
To secure a certificate to teach and
q contract with the !. department 9
young man or woman must have had
either four years at the Normal, or
four years in high school and one year
at ihe Normal. 81. 8
THE fact that these IS young men
and wemen have finished their work
and are ready TO step into lucrative
and responsible positions, speaks well
for the Normal school and Its faculty,
saws Superintendent Kinney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
FRANKLIN GETS Al LETTER
IN 'PURE" ENGLISH But
IT'S FILIPINO GRAMMAR

Here is fine specimen of English
stas she is wrote" by a Filipino. Col
lector OF Customs Malcolm A. Franklin
received the letter this week from
Homestead. Kauai. The writer evi
IDENTIFY wants to know the price OF a
steerage ticket from Honolulu to Ma
Mia. The letter has been referred to
the proper steamship agencies here
for an answer. II reads as follows:
My Dear Sir: Through the
bearer of faithful personality I
cordially rush a few note to you.
kindly to request your full char
acter to please me, dear Sir, let
8 me know if how much did a wo-
man pay to the steamer from
Honolulu to Manila? You will
please can you let me hear from
you at an early date? / have said.
Your obedient -"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
DAILY REMINDERS

wanted-Two more passengers for
motor party around island, 81 each.
Lewis Garage, phone 2141.-Ady.
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV. e:
You may sell, privately, any article
Of household furniture of Value-which
you no longer use or need-through a
Star Bulletin classified ad.
or course q merchant cannot adver-
tise everything in his store-nor can
he exhibit everything he has to sell
in his show windows. But the wisest
lnerchant advertises IS completely as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per II. str: Claudine for Maui
ports, June 22-Mrs. T. T. Meyer, Miss
Eva Maeiel, Master o. Meyer, Miss
Hama Meyer, Mrs H. N. Wells, Mrs.
c. T. Bailey and infant, Mrs. Eliza
beth K. Hawai-, Mrs w. T. Robinson
and two children, H. s. Bortfeld, John
Kahookele, ]. b. Souza, Lewis Buck
ingham, Miss G.. Richardson, K. MI
yake, Mrs. Norton and child, H. B.
PenhaIlow and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Pupuhi, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Souza,
Miss Souza, r. E. Wilson, L. NJ. Judd,
N. Harbold, r. SIoggett, Darcus Mey-
er. Pen Meyer, Theo. Meyer, w. T.
Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Waikola, Miss P. Aki, Her.
bert Keppler, F. C. Davis. *
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
MISS HooGS GIVES HER
FIRST PIANO RECITAL

Unstinted applause was won by
Miss Dorothy Hogs at piano recital
given last night at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Clarence H. Cooke, Makiki,
The recital took the form of a recep'
ton, and included In the audience was
large number of local musicians.
Miss Hoogs, who is pupil Of Frank
Moss, included in her program num-
bers from Chopin, DeBussy and Mo-
Fart. ..l.as 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
END YEARS WORK;
AGA GRADUATED

ApproximateIy AGA girls and boys
in Honolulu are leaving the public
schools of the city today, having been
graduated from the eighth grades and
prepared either to seek education else
where in higher schools, or go TO
work.
-. whether this large number OF
students are all bona tlGe sraGuatei
will not be known for some time, as
their examination papers now have
to be looked over by the board Of eX-
aminers, which will meet early next
month and which expects TO be able
to make a final report on or about
July 8.
AS the schools closed today. the
following larger institutions in Homo
lulu had students in the eighth grades
as follows:
Normal, Al; Liliuokalani, 26; Kaa-
humanu, AIS Central grammar, 100;
Royal, 50; Kaiulani, IS; Kalihi-Waena,
20.
The total number OF eighth grade
students in the territory is 705, which
is considerably larger tnan the mum.
Der in similar grades when school
closed last year.
All OF the public schools OF the CITY
held appropriate closing exercise
tbs morning, anu there were flowers
without number for the outgoing stu
dents. At Central grammar the fol-
lowing program was held from IL
Until IL o'clock:
Chorus, sixth grade; violin solo,
eighth grade; dance, third grade;
piano solo, seventh grade; dance,
sixth grade; comic dance, third grade;
song, fifth grade; playlet, fourth
grade: dance, sixth grade; playlet,
first grade; chorus, The Star-Span-
gled Banner" the school. The sew
enth and eighth grade students dances
from IL until l o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
ANOTHER MAIL SATURDAY

After the Manoa leaves this after
noon, all mail for the States and
Canada will be despatched Saturday
about noon by a steamer leaving for
British Columbia ports, Chief Clerk F.
w. VaiIle OF the railway mail service
announced yesterday. The Manoa will
not take mail for Washington, Idaho,
Oregon and Montana, as the later boat
will get it to those ftates quicker.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
OAHU RAIL WAY TIME TABLE
oUTWAHn

We g sWaianae, WaiaIua, Kahuku ana
Wy ssations's:I6 am. $50 ( :, =
stat, y rOarl City, Eva Min and w ''..'
ss1.en 1890 Am, s9:1s
sa .ssV s.nas 2:15 pm. sa:2o nm
H. p ~ : 80 PM I'll. IS 81 80
8 maniaWa and Leilehua--sfi.hs
Z s, fO PM 800 pm. s11.so
s0r Leflehua 1900 am.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
NEW SCHOOLS ON OAHU

Henry w. Kinney, superintendent
Of public instruction, and Henry Frei-
tas, building Inspector, went around the
island yesterday to select locations for
new school buildings at Kaaawa, Wal
ahole. Waialua and Wahiawa, work
on which win begin shortly, During
the summer the department expects
to erect is open-air school buildings
Of the bungalow type. in Honolulu and
in other districts on this island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
1NWARn

Arrive Honolulu from 80.
Malaira and Waianae-ss: AZ = =
Arrive Honolulu from Eva mn, q.
s rseFl City-f7:l5 am. ss:ss a.
* . aS z an Ss pm. s4:24 On
a AIrlYe Honolulu from Wahiawa ana
L - am, 1852 nm
1859 pm. s7:1s pm. .lll'''
The Haleiwa Limited : .ra...
train tcnly first-class tickets ha,e. -, e
leaves Honolulu every SUNDAY - s = - y 7,
am. for Haleiwa Hotel: ratn =, ~
arrives in Honolulu 4 1910 5 $,
The Limited stops only at Pearl ei I,.,
Eva Mil and Valance - s.ss'
~ Daly. Except Sunday. tsunday
Q. ?. .NisoN, sm,rr
Superintendent. cp
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
THE OUTDOOR :. ... l.
CIRCLE MEETING

A fun attendance.of members Of the
Outdoor Circle is called for SATURDAY.
morning, June %, at 10-a, M, at the
Young Hotel makai pavilion. Every
member IN urged to come.--Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

The following stopoTer passengers
have arrived from San Francisco, u.
s. Arai, Prof. 8. P. Weinberg, Mrs, B.
P. Weinberg, A. B. Weinberg, Master
Kyrill II. Weinberg, Master Vse-
yolod,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
81. .. v. RusHFoRTn, opTIcIAN

Formerly Of the Bertelling Optical
co. OF San Francisco has succeeded
DR.. Caps in Wall q Dougherty's Opt
cal Department--Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

The Observation-Disclosures freighte:
Mexican will steam for Port Allen
Kahului and Hilo tomorrow night t:
finish loading $4,000 tong of sugar fol
San Francisco. ID 49,. >>.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

Next mail for the mainland, Canada,
and Europe except the Teutonic Al.
lies countries, will leave tomorrow,
mails, closing at the postoffiee proc
ably before noon. .s-... s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

The bark Belfast is expected to be
ready to sail for Port Townsend by
the end of this week. She brough.
nitrates from Chile for H. Hackfeld
& Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL &
ROTTERDAM LLOYD
JOINT SERVICE

To Batavia, Java, via Yeko-
hama, Nagasalzi, Hongkong
and Singapore. Sailing dates.
freight and passenger rates on
annlicatson
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22

Rev. Samuel K. Kamaiopili, assist
ant pastor of Kaumakapili, returned
yesterday from Laaaina, Maui. 81
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HARBOR NOTES

Mall for the Orient closes at ,
o'clock this afternoon at the post
office. .1s.z>...~ 49, ~
The next mail from San Francisco
win arrive Tuesday morning in the
Matson steamer Wilnelmina.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-22
Liners
Schedule Here

A schedule of sailings Of the two
Dutch lines now calling at this port,
the Nederland Royal Mail and Rotter-
dam Lloyd Line. has been received
by the local agency, c. Brewer &
Company.
Schedule of sailing from Honolulu
80 Co. EronciSno will ha "a PoliOwS.
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Date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

os sSeS Siss; &; e. eoa nSs..ss Nj i. p s,S S,taes sssrin.
woods,ock: n. 3. Wander, clerk OF court.
W S%y;S cou u; =. YA' 4. n MaedRS;ess' 'rs .ss4iS:
Msrisp: $; y, Dickinson. Il. 3. M.sien:
sherif. Court,and: II. y. McLemorc. clerk
OF court. courtland: Il. r. Reese. Jr.. NJ. D..
CORTLAND.
SIo.syiy.nia co1nty and city Ct Fred
e. Pratt. NJ. b.. observation-disclosures
toid: GeoEEe w. Herring. clerk II court.
stafford: r. NJ. sneed, NJ. d.. s.af:ori.
Surry County-B.. D., Edwards. sheriff.
&. w. Astr"p. NJ. D.. Surry.
Sussex County-W. n. Hale. sheriff. Sussex:
r.. ~ Norris. clerk OF court. Sussex: Joel
Tazeweil couniynSs.s S. F. Hartman. sheriff.
T$Wys s y :; p. wi jgS S%ss%s,, N; s' 6, sse% SsS:'.
Royal: W. S. Roy. N. D.. Front Royal. o
warwick County and city OF Newport News
us: s Curtis. sheriff; Denbish: Floyd 4.
Washington County and city of Bristol
10 m: Miller. sheriff; Abingdon: r. j.
wcstmoreland County,. w. Harvey,
sheriff Montross:. Albert stuart. clerk OF
Iona, Beach.
Wise Courty-w. b. Addington. sheriff.
Misc: " r. Hamilton. clerk OF court. Wise:
wythcIine: Charles c. Tate, clerk OF court.
wythertlls; p T: Green NJ D.. wE,hexiIle:
Sydn,. smith. clerk OF court. Yorktown: +.
Peter White NJ. D.. Odd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01

rj p,oya ceun, Ssdi.o W; sheriff shG
Fluyanna county-R: S. Campbell. sheriff.
T Mnmsps:0 J. j. T! Meison ss j1.. Ii. SI b.. c 81 gSST..
Franklin County, p. Hodges. sheriff.
isosky M Moun': Vi. +. chi,Socd e' 81. Dr. .. ROXY ROCK;
Mount.
E5saerick COUNT and winc,hesser1yLusher
Stephenson: b. b. Dutton. NJ. d.. Win
chester.
Giles coun,y-w. H., Thompson. sheriff.
rssr,sSSrs: + +. 7. W SnidSW; clerk E % Of sSpE..
burg.
Gloucester c~ounsy-Georsc b, Field; sheriff.
GiSSsss'sr: Il A. A. n r. Tl.' Il. SERB s.. a,o OF sSHr''
Geqshland Goun.ycJohn r. Massie. sheriff.
G5ssnS SounIyIF. Malone: sheriff;
Ew"iI. NJ. D.. RuckersvilIc.
Grecncsrille County-S. W. Lee. sheriff. En-
p pSr' :! i Il. WasG' ST. flsT j, Of EH seSEi; I'm
,o ha'I nsem SGuP r. Jaras M. t tIss; sh sprInf Aop +,
ia ns MS'|'2, Cunts i. A !G; Han. sheriff. Han
nsnrisS coan,!.w. WeSe sydnor. sheriff.
t N'shmI mttam samue b. + Fl. M Maqa,.'' Nj. c' ST. R G5
nn as9Is , e. <; FfoH v iS Msf'iqs sRiIs9' j. A. ii.
MonisEsy: ". Il, wa,henE; clerk Of court.
NiG sie % Wight : /; t Goun n: R. N 4. Edwards.
s sSSr,' rs s%', at Mish Il: + Res s0h psrHsr, clerk ST! Dr. o.
lanes City counsx-L. p. Tr'ee. sheriff,
!'tmseuFs; II. I; S,sphenscG:. NJ; p: rosnG
df25ss' ", "; o oS SsTp'hs5s N. p. FeFFsit "a:
.: ceur;. kinE and Queen: r. D. Bates. NJ.
King William county-w. L. Neaie. sheriff.
k sfSitF M MlnsE; B w s. daFFet u;o sls5h Of Il COUP,
.:nsas W. c s9nn W,1',, ~ a e,i MIeSennsy;
?! court. Lancaster. W. j. Sewb!il, ". b.,
Ltt coua,y-A. D. roeias. sheriff. Jones'
5%ss:yi1s' :: :; fe4ss; i: s.. St. sh sSYss:
Su-: LEsSsurs. John 4. G.Sson. e! 81. D..
-l@eiss, ceaa.y-A, NJ. wash. sheriff. Apple
aa-'Ew; T ao! = F0 Il, D. clerk Iou 4: court Louisa;
ss.-7 -s E5s5G5.s: i s T. k (; Gs,e ai. 2 s. XII 81
MADISON coun,y-T. j, Tvyman. sherin.
N5aIsSa; J " Gio,e. n, p: M.disos:
A iis.r:ss SIS, c %sI,s: s S H.is es s,.
s sSydiSa: Il Il. F. F. b Hqsshfso &. f S.. Chase q: es CIV.
s.iad. s w.. E.s;man.' clerk o, Court.
Saluta: H F. Hoskins, N. D.. Saluda.
MoHIFope-X County and RadtoTdww p.
;,on. CLERK o. courts: Chris,ansours: W. A.
SaSsemond county0E. E. wagner. sheriff.
Spnoik; G. z Bunting. clerk OF court. SUI
Nelson countyNw. H.. wheeieS. sheriff.
Eirn!nston: +. /. Kidd. clerk OF court. Low
inrSton: Fred NJ. Horsley, NJ. d. LovinEston.
New Kent County-R.- c. Apperson. Jr.
sheriff Tun:talls: 7. ). Harris. clerk OF
idence Forge.
Norfolk CONTEMPLATION No. ! Unclude.
Tancr's Creek. Pleasant Grove and De.p
Creek Ministerial, Distric,s)-Alan c. Bur
row executive Officer. Norfolk; A. A. Wen
NJ. q. Berkley. r: F; D. No. ).
Norfolk Co~unty-Division No. . tncludes
Washington. Yves, Branch and Butts Mar.
iStertal Districts)-L. g. Ferrebee. sheriff,
fortsmouth; Airah X. Martin, clerk OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATcH: SUNDAY, JULY i, 1917.
Portsmouth: Sherwood Dix. N. D

courts, Pertsmouth: Sherwood Dix. NJ. D..
Northampton County-C., NJ. Landlord
sse saur, FfEs s George 7; Tyson. CLERK
Capo Charles. -
N~orthumGerland Soun,y.L. W: l~!esdiey.
f hss,S;v Sr,!- &: E. +: s 5; Rssnt 81. clerk 81: L Ct sSSss:
SS,tSwas S cSSSn n,Ss L. sulgSsn' snsriI.
Sst,oSsS; Arthur looks SEN! M. D. -'fh ia Si sSars.
o5snse co%Sntswww Ho, s. Boz, Bond. sheriff
Pasc coansy.S. 7" Sslwiek. Sheriff Hrsn n.aray
MiamMmcs. SSMf ii. b.. e'f Iura 81 court horas; virgil
$, Patrick G9SntyS-Jh; w: s,agIss, sherig.
Msrlin. SI%"inl IL. Stuart & rS'sr'S0"' S'""r'; H. 5
N nx,, /; P',tsy'f Haaa Goo sSsr and city Q,
Bjenne'. 81. t.. Chatham. 'Aa''a"' Z D.
D NS; !: R.is,syIvaaa,s SQUAT and city Of
Talbot. Dsnyilie; =. s. Lester; 81 D., VIII:
ss rSmha'sn Coun'yT TEi a; SsnEh. sheriff
Powhsian; Z. L. Tompkiins. Il. D.. tp Finc
R tiai9S ). t i. tra, e0qFn afmTiil e. n S!Df :. s A"dea:
q court: Prince George: W. Is. Daniel. Nj. D..
Princess Anne coun,y-w. j.. Li,ehncld.
Of court. Princess Anne: r. =. N whiteS S.sr d,
Prince William cou~nty-charles A. Barbee.
Of court. Manassas: J. NJ. Lewis. NJ. D..
Manassas.
Pulaski County-C. r. Bones. sheriff. Pu-
Isski: J: :. Bosans. clerk OF court. Pulaski:
Kappa hammock County-H. j. Miliery sheriff.
Washington. w. Z. Armstrong;. clerk Of
court, Washington: J. G. Brown. NJ. b..
Woodville.
Richmond County,. r. Connellec. sheriff.
Warsaw: }. b. Rains. clerk of court. War
saw: n. l.. ScEar. NJ. D.. Warsaw.
Roanoke County-C. l.. Hatcher. sheriff.
Salem: Leo 4. DON'T. clerk OF court. Salem;
r. n. Cartwright. NJ. D.. Ninton.
-R. J." Morrison, sheriff. Murat: A. NJ.
Rucncr. clerk of court. Buena Vista: Z. H.
Davidson. y D.. Lexington.
Rockingham County-pt +. Croushorn.
sheriff. HarrisonurE: J. r. Blackburn, clerk
OF court. HarrisonburE: J. E. Lincoln. NJ. D..
Lacy Springs.
Scott County-C. w. Doueherty. sherir.
Gate City: !. F. Richmond. clerk OF court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
HUMANITY AGAINST ATROCITY
The WAR CRY OF AMERICA
PREPAREDNESS NEEDED NOW

"Amerca for Humanity" Tina is; h war cry of the American people
Therea are 1000 900 600 peoplei in the great human family dividedi noa bou
20 groups OF nations.
The United States is III only nation n ID world that has III capacity to
feed nd rouse every family of th vast humanity. III country is continental in
is magnitude We nave one StNe-TeXas-where Germany tself ould be lAd
dow n Texas woul remain ncovcre
In the ento period of our nation existence we have arrived at he
that should interest every human beinE-HOw rn we prdbng life 1t
is we'll hatw e d o not know when The hour of death wi leone The fact is, We
III ruth and brought to bay with facts nd condition from which here is nc
escape, they begin to realEzet the responsibility they we themselves to society.
their families nd heir God.
We nus give to he World the best h is ir U SO hat we will find peasure
in doing for others in relieving the distressed nd upbuldng good morals and
600 government
No man or woma is equipped for noble deeds III isa dyspepic or who is
with n form Of Gus n anaemic conditions Of the blood
Indigestion. stomach troubles an impure blood weaken u minds, dwarf
our capabilities n limit our disabilities
Ironzed Paw-Paw Remedy will 10 more to brighten the world, tic dispel
gloom. to make happ homes INC strong iron bodies. than nil the m edicinc.t Int
have ever been compo The WIDEN we are publishing eyeryd y should
be conclusive proof
a system hat is overworked or undow require a harmless stimulant.
Paw-Paw lifts me holds you. You druggist probably keeps it,, but if
h e doesn't it is sold at ALL leading druggists
Iromzed Paw-Paw prce 800 Formula on every bottle. Mail ordersp prompt
ly enc to- Interstate Drug 60, Inc ew York-Ady.
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Fourth mt LynchburG.

tSpeSlai W ne iIIlcS- biSpalCf.
LYNCHBURG. VA. June 30.-Lynch-
burg and the surrounding counties will
celebrate the Fourth of July at the
Island playground of the local Y. NJ.
G. A., with patriotic speeches. an ALL
day picnic and athletic and aquatic
events. 4 number OF events for city
and county championships will be held
during the day. Last year a similar
event brought more than 1000 people
from the surrounding country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
JAMES G. WATSON DEFEATS
FAIR OARSMEN FROM OHIO

MOUNTAIN LAKE. VA. June 3O.-In
4 mile-and-a-half boat race held here
Thursday. James G. Watson. of Rich
mond, won by twenty yards. his COM
petitors being two athletic Ohio girls.
Miss Lillian Roush and Miss Edna
Jones. OF Columbus The race was the
first of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-01
Lenguc Elect. omc.r

VA. June Gothic
state Epworth League Conference.
which mas just closed here, has elect
ca the following officers for the year:
resident. X. Is. Proctor. Ricnmono:
Vlce-presidcnt. a. II. Perkins. Newpor,
News: secretary. Miss Ella NJ oui.
senbury. Richmond: treasurer. r.. NJ.
MARYLAND, Richmond