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The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
Purely Personal

s. J. Hilarides, division Of the CHIEF in
spector. OF the city postof1ce, Is at the
Fort Myer camp.
c. G. Henry. of the Solicitors Once. Of
the Department OF the Interior. has been
appointed fourth assistant patent ex-
amlner.
w. H. Carrigan. OF the Bureau OF AMI
NAL Industry, has been transferred to
the animal quarantine station at Athena,
N. J.
Miss Iona NJ. Randall. cataloguer in the
Public Documents Office OF the Govern
ment Printing Office. is on a visit to her
home in Brockton. Mass.
William F. Kirk, special agent Of the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics. is at the
officers training camp at Madison Bar
racks, n. Y.
Thomas H. Carter. special agent of the
Bureau OF Labor Statistics, in in Rich
mond, Va, gathering statistics on union
wages
Vincent D. splane has received a pro-
hationary appointment in the Bureau Of
Mines.
Hoover T Greshott, Of the Department
Of the Interior. has resigned.
James G. Norton, OF the Patent once,
has resigned.
Frank Munce. OF the Government Print
ing Office. has been promoted.
Jesse Crowell is on a trip to Norfolk
to visit his home.
Melton H Gunnell, OF the General Land
Ofice, has received a promotion.
Harry Hurley, OF the Navy Yard, 10
on leave OF absence.
Frederick Mulheisen, OF the Patent Of
fee, has resigned to take up the prac-
tive Of law in Detroit. Mich.
Joseph NJ. Lemense. clerk in the office
OF the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, has been promoted.
George B. Hedges has been appointed
temporary clerk In the Government
Printing Office.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Farham has been ap-
pointed to a clerkship in the office Of the
Public Printer.
Miss Mary n. Florence, of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, has resigned.
William II. Houseknecht has resigned
his position as clerk in the Department
OF Commerce to accept a similar posi-
ton with the Shipping Board.
Mathew E. Gormley. of the apartment
OF Commerce, has left for Lawrence,
Mass, where he has been assigned to tenn
porary duty in connection with the gath
ering Of statistical data on the textile
industry.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
Saturday, MAY 2s, 1917.

Astrologers read this as an uncertain
day. While Jupiter, the Sun and Mercury
are in benefcent aspect Mars in strongly
evil in power
1t is a day in which temptation to
speculate may be strong. but risks should
be avoided, even though financlers and
brokers may encourage them.
There is a good sign for bankers and
for merchants who deal in large orders.
Factories come under a sway making
for great activity and large profits, but
strikes are to be expected especially
after midsummer.
This is a fortunate day for newspapers.
Advertising has a direction that promises
the utmost activity.
Again there is a forecast OF trouble over
some government appointment affecting
futile. The stars seem to presage agitA-
ton Of unusual moment in which news
papers are interested.
Under this rule accidents are supposed
to be more likely than at other times.
1t is most unlucky time for beginning
new projects as delays and obstacles may
be expected.
Washington. D. c., comes under a
peculiar sway of the planets after the
summer quarter begins and foreign af-
fairs will assume unexpected complica-
eAOAAS tAN SCClS dCSAdAC. n naval oASooICA
Is again indicated.
Many strange deaths are forshadowed
for summer and distinguished persons
are thereatened with extraordinary
ira agedies.
Warning Is given that some financial
reform or expedient may be exceedingly
unfortunate and may lead to grave con-
sequences.
weddings in June will be numerous and
these will be subject to a guidance that
promises success, so far as loyalty and
love are concerned.
The United States Senate has q d.
rection that may cause many dissensions
and recriminations
Persons whose birthdate It is may ex-
pect a happy. prosperous year, but they
should safeguard the health.
Children born on this day should be
generally successful in their lives. Both
boys and girls will rise in life. These
subjects of Gemini are often inventive
and enterprising.
tCopyriRht 1917
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
Big Shell Order Sought
In Baltimore by Chile

Baltimore. Nd, May Is. That the
Chilean government may yet enter the
world war was indicated when It was
learned today that a representative of
that government has been in this city for
the past few days endeavoring to have
the largest munition plant in this city
accept contract for 100000 three-inch
shells.
The officials of the South American
country were extremely anxious to close
the deal, he said. The Baltimore NUM-
tion factory officials declined to accept
the contract, as the firm is now engaged
IN turning out record contract for Uncle
Sam.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
DIED.

BARKER-At White Plains. Nd, Thurs
day, May "a. 1917, at 3 p. m, WILL
lam, beloved husband OF Alice Bar
ker and father Of Presley NJ. and
Cephas Barker. OF this city.
Funeral today. at 10 a. m, at White
Plains.
HEFFNER-On May ., 1917. at FL PsFo.
Tex, LEO W. HEFFNER, Of Beth
Funeral next Thursday at p. m, from
the vault at Arlington.
LARMORE-suddenly, on "Wednesday,
May o; 1917. at Sibley Hospital,
MYRTLE r. I.ARMORE tnee Hetten-
kemer), beloved wife OF J. A. Lar
more.
Funeral from the residence Of her Sic
ter, Mrs. J. ID. Smith, 80 Eleventh
street northeast. today at .. m. In
terment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.
MEENEHAN-Sudden on Thursday,
May -, 1917, at L m. MARY PA
and Martin Meenehan. aged IA months
Funeral from the residence, 1879 +
street, today at .. m. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend. CwilminG-
ton, Philadelphia and Jersey City pa
pers please copy)
STUART-At his residence. l24 Eighth
street northwest at O'Clock a m,
May "a, 1877. WILLIAM NJ STUART,
husband Of Susannah r. Stuart and
father OF W. G. Stuart, in his 75d
Funeral services tomorrow at O'Clock
y. Hls dt the NOrlhminster PreSbN-
terian Church. Eleventh street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest In
terment private.
SORAN-Suddenly. May q 1917, THOMAS
W. SORAN. aged Is years. Remains
at w. II. Sardo & Co.'S chapel, 40S II
street northeast
Notice OF funeral later.
SPECHT-On Friday, May p. lai7, az
l:S a. m, at her residence 6tO7 Eighth
street northwest, MARY NJ SPECHT.
beloved widow OF the late PhilHp
Henry Specht, in her 18th year.
Funeral from Rrightwood Park N z
Church, Eighth and Jefferson streets.
at 2:0 p. m. tomorrow afternoon
TOY-On Monday, May n, 1917, At the
Home for the Aged and Innrnn.
RACHEL TOY, colored, l06 years of
age Body at city morEue. m not
called for by p. m. TODAY remains
will be disposed Of In accordance with
law.
WILLIAMSON Wednesday, Nav =.
1917, MELNINA WILLIAMS, mother
Of Jennie Matthews and Lucius Della
yer and grandmother Of William Mat
thews. at her residence, 10 Thru
street southwest
Funeral tomorrow from her late resi-
dence, thence to the Zion Raptist
Church, street between Thfrd ana
Four-and-a-han streets southWeEt IN.
terment az Woodlawnt Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
THIS WAR TO BE WON
WITH SODIUM CHLORIDE

'If we want to win the war we must
use sodium chloride and plenty of it,"
This astounding statement comes from
A. B. Ahbs, Of Pittsburgh, who is here
to convince Uncle Sam that he must use
the sodium chloride that comes from the
mines in Michigan II he wants to whip
Germany
What is sodium chloride?" Mr.. Abbs
was asked.
Why just ordinary table salt, The
same stun that you put on your onions
and celery and on the tails of sparrows
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

Justice Hitz, sitting in Bankruptcy
Court. yesterday issued rule requiring
Thomas L. Hess, a plumber and steam
litter OF this city. to show cause why he
should not be adjudged bankrupt. A
petition was filed through Attorney Ben
jamin E. Hinton by three plaintiffs,
Crane Company. the Asbestos Covering
Company and Phelps Brothers.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

when you want to catch them" he said.
Carload after carload has been
shipped TO Russia for use in ammunition
factories. Salt Is just as necessary in T.
n. T. as 1t is in bread. Shells won't do
the work unless a pinch OF salt is added
to the mixture. Salt brings about a
chemical reaction necessary for explosive
power of shrapnel. bombs and other
death-dealing implements OF war"
Sodium chloride is the salt Of life for
high explosives"
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

X. F'uruya, Navarro, r. Hook, jr., ].
W. Fisher, jr., Breslin; ]. McAvoy. Mrs.
]. c. Mulville, Mrs. J. O'Rourke, E. Slo-
cum, Marlborough; Mrs. H. B. Pendle-
ton, e. w. Wheeler. Murray Hill; r.
Potts, Mrs. F. Potts, Union Square;
Mrs. A. e. Reilly, Martha Washington;
r. w. Rowan, Algonquin; L. G. Stevens.
St. Andrew.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

In Biblical times a person whose bust
ness 1t was to compound ointments was
called an "apothecary'' nehemiah, III, 8;
Ecclesiastes, X, u. the work was some
times carried on by women "confection-
aries Il Samuel, will IS).
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Massage apparatus invented by an ILL.,
nois man uses an airpump to alternately
MI and debate rubber tubes that are
placed upon muscles to be treated.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

The marriage Of Lieut.. Edwin A.
Clark. o. g. A, and Miss Marion ONCon-
nor, daughter Of Col. Charles N. O'Con-
nor. U. s. A., retired. has been set for
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

IT PAYS 10 READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS,
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Mrs. Medill Mccormick left Washing z
ton yesterday for her farm in Illinois.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel I"
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

The marriage of Miss Anne Ridgely.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Ridge
ly. TO NJ. Wilson Ohutt. will take place
on the evening OF May % at the home Of
the brides parents. The ceremony will
be followed by a reception. Miss Mar
garet Nelson Ridgely will be her sisters
only attendant. Mr. Winsor Offutt will
be best man.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Capt. Thomas ". Hallyday. U. s. A.,
has been Joined at Fort Myer by Mrs.
Hallyday, who came from San Antonio.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Miss Flora Doyle, who made a visit
to New York, has returned to Washing
ton.
Miss Doyle will accompany Mr.. and
Ars. George T, Marye and their young
daughter, Helen, when they leave Wash
ington the first week in June for their
place at Burlingame, Cal, to be absent
until the late autumn.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Sill announce
the engagement of their daughter, Helen
Dorothy. to Mr.. W. Huling Lingenfelter,
OF Philadelphia The date OF the we'd
ding has not been set as yet.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

A bridge party Is to be given by Mrs
Frank Morrison for the benefit of the
Confederate veterans on the lawn OF
her home. 121s Decatur street northwest,
on the afternoon Of Tuesday. May p
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. LIbbey have an
nounced the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Emily Orme. to Mr.. Lawrence J..
Doyle, Of Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Miss Ruth Larner will be maid of
honor at the marriage OF her sister.
Miss Margaret Larner. and Ensign Alex
snder Somerville wotherspoon, U. S. N,
which will take place on Saturday aft
ertoon. June 1s. at o'clock, in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony will be followed by a small
reception at 17os Nineteenth street, the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larner. The wedding party is not
yet complete
Ensign Wotherspoon, who is attached
to the U, s. s. New York, is the son Of
MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. W. ". Wotherspoon.
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ct. 8ernnr6; Soiepb Silpolitsinsr
SIT. 6eatbp; Otto airfsnoul, Reabs
ing; aeslis Werrill, grosbp 5oDn'
Tbip; Wm. &irtfielb, gli5nbetbtODn
5arrb 0oan, DoobInipn; Serberi
Ulabsr, Burnt S6ool Rb.; 9ernburt
&. 2eperona, Robmopne; SObn 6Op-
fins, ct. 8erunrb; Snrrb 9nrmann
ct. Bernard; Glarence 5usent, Nortf
9enb; Battle pnrfinioi, Reubing; So
cob anrmer, G6ebirt; @bas. Ri9Grb'
ION, Renbing; Gldrt Retpton, Shdz
ronbille; Mslbiu 6srrmann. Reabing;
@m. gistbimer, Gopebols; Ralpb
Sdnrbine, Glepes; Qfbert Sbebp,
ct. Bernard; 9eorac Websr, 2ods
lamb; genrl Ruts, R. R. RO. 7; So
Tspb @tFsf, ct. gernurb; 2ouis
Santsl, 9Odluno; Starlep 2llen,
Gbas. Rebmonb, Ghebipt.
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Senrate Gong, AZ, Ghriit 6cfpitaI,
gicrenleioen
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ter Strlbe, Radenfrebs.
@eorqe 9. Garrrtters. 27. 9i3 Ret
7. StroBe, 9rldtielclttsiinolmo
Charles W1rtkblcr. 80, Ct. 9er.
naro, A6crrnerfoltnng.
SSobn Sauoers, AZ. 1909 GSiil6Iar
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Stgb Gooedn, 76, ct. SSroncis so.
jtital, NberroertaIfiug.
snbsrt 3iItoeI, SO, 1924 gsain Ctr,
Sl.terfuIoits.
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sntronnen. Gr pollte al Der poper
Strabe ii6sr bic 6. $. & ,. @eIeiis
fabren, als fsiu @agen Don cinem
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Campbell purbe BON ieinsm SIP ses
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bom pfao ser 2utomotiOe. Gr fam
nit elmer serffhnOenen Siifte bapon.
4uh Die gferbe tDuroen sersttst uno
MIR Der Wosen 3Dg aus Der aOaifion
BEN &iirSeren.
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itast poroen ltlo entbdIt uiuer urrOe.
rem folsenOe Soften: POI 2Iftien Gin.
rpcoo Gaitirgs so. $25, 100; 20 DO.
a!lamont Springs Sotel 60. $1,000;
500 30. Il. e. Steel 80. $36, 900; ~
DO. 2. gtutioHal guuf $1200; 81 %.
sHuiineb Mems Stub $500; 250 90.
GInc. Speeopop 90. $1,000; 49S DO.
Schge & Sbiplep Modine Sool SO
1896, 400; 10 DO. Ginc. ghtbber 0nn.
Go. $500; As 90. Sed)ler & 50.
$1,000; 1879 90. Carlton @ad]in2
& Cool 60. S1S.750; 25C 90. Sedlcr
8: 60. $4,000: 20 8onbs II. 2.
SteeI Corporation $25 900; 9aar in
1. Rat. 9anf S39,447.49; 9aar in
Grisbt0n German gnif $535.42;
e90 Soluen Soiitbern sig Sron in
Senneiiee $27, 600; 2eben5neriid)e.
rllngs.4oIice $4,000; " slntbeil irI
Gcbauoe al Spring @rope uuo
Sopple Ctr, SIS. 900, iiiip.
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term bes 8m. tSalien, Der GIN -.
@ooenber 1916 in Wioolet5tpn, 8
beim strenyen Der 9cbngeIeiie Don ei.
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getroiien lino ailf Der SteIIe get6otet
purbe. hot oesbaIb eine alage ilbsr
$4,000 gegeu bic 8abngeieait,aft
erngereift.
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ter Oes itd0tiiten StrGBcnrerbeiie.
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li5cr $1,000 aegen $enrp 8. SiI1c.
mann ciugereitt, neil &c om Is
SSini 1917 an Der Icgiigan ino Nlu
StraBe, ncd,eem er cine Gar perIni-
fen bate. bon Dem Tuto oes Sertlag-
ton Oetcoifen Enb erbebIib berleRt
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Anna geIIe Gar o n, ole am
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Gpenue, ron elmer Gar itieg, Don Dem
&iito ocs Mo5ert 9. Smith gctroficr
lnS erbebli9 oerIest uuroe, bot bcs.
bG!b eine alage iiber $1,000 geg.n
&:uith pinuereidf
SerIangt @e5abluug fur
ibre 0tenitc.
IarD ellis, Die rem Sabre
1905 an bis 5llnt Gooe Der geioen. ols
Saushdlterin fir getpr grallh unb
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eirt bat, itreuete seitern cine Glage
iiber $4779 aegen oeren geafIaBper-
matter. Robert 9rnld), on. Sie nlntt
ecIieno, ocb 9Seter gralib, aIs or iic
inn Sabre 1905 euealirte, iid) Der.
piIidtet babe, ibr mir cine fIeine
Sunrrte per ISOLDE 81 be3abIen, ihr
hufiir aber IN feinen Seitomente eilI
yegat ai,sjuicsen, grob geuue I'M lie
nuf 2ebensjelt 3li periorqen. SSm 8an.
Sen babe tic ndbien0 Der 10 rSabre nur
$1034 IN fIeineran Setrdgeu uon
Si.50 bis S. erbnlten mo alS o1s
5eitnmeut 8raI9's ge6iinei mIroc,
boJr iie 81 i1reru Gritnnneu arsgcflrn.
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batte.
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lporin er eie linsepobn.l
Iiie So.6erune ltelt, oat DER 8cr-
flagte lngeirieien iperoe, ben Ramen
hes Nsannes preisylgeben, Der in ri.
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1iunble 2ln 60, Goucp SSsInuo,
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$1,000, uno ZEN Reii i5res ctipa S25,,
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$4,000 uno oer 8elt oes 8ernl0geus
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pon @liiabetb aodJ; BerionaIicn
1920.
glotiloe arauB lit gtafIabperpar.
trim pon 9oris SieBIe; Beriunalien
1920, @rllnoeigentbiim $1,000.
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geribieoeneS.
Die gltfins & @earce @1anufartir.
ina SO. uno oie Oeercreef gfanuf1c-
turing 50 Itrergteu et1te Ginealts.
fioge gegen oie Union gos & electric
Go an, I'm SieieIbe 3u perbinbern,
aanolnniier. oas lie Sl;r Ibfilblen
i',rer IaTlpfmaidIinen benlIst bat uno
oas huhyrh erEibt lpcrSen III, pieber
Suriid III ben aannI Iaiifen 81 loiieti,
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Sd)aNen erlcioen,
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otrimg iiber $1,000 uno Bbii Roetti1i.
ger cine ioId,e iiber $500 eeecn Da.
ui5 6. GnuugdrtCn eirnrtlagt Sei6e
ha5eu Den gerf!agtrn in eiuer argabl
Der piclen aegen Tim onbungte genads
ten alageu oertretell nber geraoe lpie
iclae 8lGubiger mr 8eripretungen,
aber Gein e'elo erbcIten
gSeil lbr 3atte Sbomos 2ontru,
ocn lie a1n 6. Gttober 1908 beirathete,
nd,t fiir iie ufi6 iein Sind geiorgt uHo
iic auBeroem brutal bebanoelt bat,
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Soispb Q. Donobdn, $50 Gllen;
1bOs. 3. DaiIsn, 1401 Gin; Geo.
WonOeot, 1409 Wdin; Rilton Gilp.r.
globe. 537 wolnut; Riharb gprns,
219 Of L.; Robert .. 5artmann.
1859 Bronbipnp; gliffprb Duep, 314
Oft s.; @infton MilIinms. 900 gssip;
Cornelius garifens, 81 auifon;
aepis 3. Maurp. 1929 g}ins; yrts
.bsrid O. Steins, 31s Of 1s.; 5o5n
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G<nrD Winiams, $50 on g.; BAIL
Guis, 215 Grdnt; Ollie 8raiDn. 964
Oft g.; albert Gisin, $50 20. a.;
Wm. Gofer Grand, 1890 Sadion;
gbas. WiIfpn. 11S Uano; aouis
lsabiHsbaus, 2l5 %. g.; Gmmstt Dis
derIcn, 500 8roobpan; Geo. gants
bart, 80 Gjorfislb pl.; Benjamin
groots, 1919 Wain; Geo. Msinibntt,
p13 mdbs; Jcbn i5rsb. Ghrobsr,
317 Oil 13.; 6rant senrp gOebeI. IL
aaifcn; RaIpb De Dtlirs, 1928 Q}ius;
gsnrefo grriini. 1131 ya6fon; Cliff.
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Sas. 6. Stroub, 135 10. T.; SFt
Dor 9sruitsiH, 732 %. Court; *Jobl
j. Burns, 238 Butler; ~5reS. Retiint
ger, 1903 gapmillsr; *Jrant Sonts
316 DIT psarI; ~2lIfert giIsrs, 1855
Rittenbouie; *Gbas. 3inn, 234 81
g.; r8rnnl,p Winburn, 1899 D. g.,
*9llbsrt Dlc9onalb, 1862 9abmiller
Geo. z. Resnon, 432 DIT g; Wm. BET.
t.rman. 326 Smith; Gus. 8rsaci
7l6 W.ft court; Geo. sisnales, 32l
Central; emmett Woibiuston, 505
Carlisle; Orlando gbIes, 831 gBeI
g.; *Sarrp 3. 9eimiorbs, 319 ysnt'
nan; +gbas. :. Gladsns, 1918 or
iyront; *Jotn Didsripn, 227 pot
Sq.; sSoI,pb M. SadIon. 8O2 Barr;
*Diortin Raribau, 419 SObn; sSsnr
rp Iarrant, 704 Weft g.; Gus. Col.
mel. 323 Smith: Sam.s Somers. 41s
Sobn; SdrriIon Robinfpn, 42a
lSmitb; Better pur,p. 1910 OF front;
*glatban Suribatp. 554 ID. g.; +Seff,
prnibsr. 522 Carlisle; sSobn Mini
fOps, 601 70. g.; Gmnst papns, 1112
On 5ront; NaItsr g. Setter. s31
Dsit Court; Serbinunb ReIfcn. 52l
Gin; Matt. McDine, 1041 apfutb,
5bomas yorb. 50OgnpmilIsr; *2bos.
Drope, 745 Wsit A.; +slid pdppds.
6O8 GIN; sgDm. 9. Stsiner, 500 20.
g.; +Staffo 0emitros, 829 @ef s.;
*Ofsb 3. Gabrtsl. 326 Dft T.; sSObu
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
Pm. OFFICIALS
STUDYING Orient

Bound for China and India, presum-
ably to size up" business conditions
prior to placing the steamer Santa
Cruz on the run to Japan, China, and
India ports, half a dozen officials OF
w. r. Grace & Company are through
passengers today on a japanese liner
at this port from San Francisco.
They include j. P. Eyre, s. A. Hill,
w. T. O'Brjen. W. c. Peck, r. v. Hoff-
man and D. Weatherbe. They viii
make a survey Oh trade conditions III
the Orient, and it is thought their
report will decide whether the Pacifi"
Mail will extend its service to Indian
ports beyond Hongkong, the present
terminus The Santa Cruz is making
a special trip as an experiment She
has been formerly running to South
America.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, OF which w r. Grace & Com
Eany are managing agents in San
Francisco, is advertising the Santa
Cruz as leaving San Francisco early
in August, for this port, Kobe, Manila,
Singapore, Calcutta and Colombo, WITH
passengers and freight, carrying car
go without transhipmert-
The Grace steamer Colusa, which
sailed from Honolulu yesterday morn
ing for San Francisco, from Cebu, P. l.,
may alternate with the Santa Cruz If
the innovation proves successful, It
Is thought.