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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
The Daily Story
A Bluff in the Aegean sea-By F. A. Mitchell!

During the second year Of the pan
European war I commanded a 2.Q00-
ton tramp steamer called the AJAX.
! left Smyrna in August. 1915
with a cargo of rugs and other Asiati-
goods for the port Of New York
was Obliged 10 steam through the
Greek archipelago, which I knew az
forded fine nesting for corsairs. / did
not fear Greeks. but I dread Asiatics
from the opposite eastern coast. II I
could get through TO the open Medi-
terranean sea ! would feel a reason
able expectation Of getting my cargo
to America and a large profit
One day while passing between two
Greek islands ! was called from The
noon meal by the lookout who re
ported small craft resembling "A tug
putting out from a cove and steering
8 course with the evident intention
Of heading as on Through my glass
] saw that she carried the German
flag.
Now, I did not believe that any Ger
man craft would be sailing in those
waters. which were occupied BY the
allied fleets, especially. the British If
this one we're really German / was of
the opinion that she was q tender for
a submarine, However. / could only
wait and learn. I kept on nay course.
watching in every direction for peri
scope. till the tug-f0r such She
proved 10 be-was close on to nv
bows Through nay glass I could see
on her deck a number of men in sailor
costume who might be in the German
service but, judging from their
swarJby compilations. they were ash
atics
One man who appeared to be com
ma1der wore the uniform of d Ger
man naval officer, but I believed he
had obtained it without having q com
He was winter than his men
ana might have been a European One
thing ] noticed particularly-the
vas no appearance of cannon. What
ever armament there was was doubt
less consisted of such weapons as
could be welded by individuals. How
ever, while I looked port was
opened and the nose of a little barker
appeared. It was as terrifying as q
bun pup. did not believe II could
sink US, though it might put our ma
1hinery out OF commission.
with It's appearance the commander
71 the tug called through a mega
phone something in German which
2ne OF my men who understood the
language thought TO be a demand for
surrender A submarine was ready to
blow rs out Of water. We we're given
% minutes To take 70 the boats.
Never was there q more paIDabIe
case OF bluff. There was no submar-
me, nothing which could be relied ON
. sink us. We were in danger OF
being boarded and 0verpowered BIZ
AEiatjcs pilates playing the submarine
act. Though [ was not detected II
confess it looked TO ms that the only
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
JAPS AND YANKEES
MAY FORM COMPANY

IoEI0-tn Conuecf3or 80, -
movement Of cooperate barwaar, To-.
anese ana American sfuass 7oeE,
aAIouncement is made mere Of plans
to form q trust company under fEa
name CT The International Enternr}aa
trust Company" The capital was 81
ne @t.o80900 ven. or shout SO 600 0na
Ihe organizers hope 70 see oue-haIr 81
Jae capital subscribed in Japan and
me other half in the United States
com mission VIII soon leave Japan for
the United States with rhe object re
interesting American capital The
mead office VIII b IN Toxic vita
branches abroad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
Party Pledges ulhlIed.

Tue Illinois house yesterday. in vol
ing 10 have submitted to g referendum
of the electorate the question OF hold
ing convention ga reconstruct tae
ANTICIPATED state constitution, merely
lived up to the promises contained fn
the republican and democratic plat
forms
The senate having passed the rezo-
luton, the next step VIII be - have
the proposition placed on the baG}ot
year hence. Thus il wiu be for 1he
people 10 determine whether thay
want the present constitution to stand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

ING the season of 1916 he was. it is
only farmer in Oconto county who
completely matured his corn.
When boys of II begin to take nra-
cedeuce IN farming and show Them
selves capable Of teaching mature
farmers all over the state ono i
moved TO strong recommendation af a
plan #a5ch has aroused their smbF-
llon ana led 70 achievement Through
JheLa the cause OF better farming =
-L-staIng sound and rapid progress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
DaiIy HIstory CIass-maroh Is.

a 3. C.-JuIius Caesar assassluateI
ia Rome. born about 100 b. c.
la93-Coiumbus entered the harbor Of
Palos. having consumed 8 months
and u days In discovering America
and returning
1T6T-t3ener8l Andrew Jackson zes-
enth president of the United States
born; died 1919.
1S2o-aiaine became a state. having
separated from Massachusetts.
l9l5-Great Britain issued orders tn
eouncil cutting of neutral made
with Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
Day in Davenport

Taboo Unworthy Adyertfsiug-Se
entE-6ve Davenport merchants have
already signed the agreement drawn
up by the Davenport AID club 10 elm
mate unworthy advertising and char
tiles. AS many more are expected to
join the movement before the plan is
put into force 1T is expected Thar
these $50 signatures viii bave been
secured by TWO weeks. The agreement
is only aimed at unworthy advertising
mediums and misplaced charities.
Tri-Ci5y Bankers Fleet. J. TaggE.
cashier OF the First National bank. was
elected president Of the Tri-Ciry Bank
ers. Fellowship club at the annual
business meeting and banquet q. the
organization held Tuesday night 1T the
Blac6hawk hotel. over so OF the Dsv-
EXPORT Moline, Rock Island and East
Moline huauclaTs attended the meet
ing The address OF the evening was
given by Edward ?. Phelps, custodian
OF the safety deposit vault system e
the Northern Trust company Of Chi-
cago and president oE the Illinois
Trust company association. The
speaker took up the general subject
of Safety Deposit Vaults considering
il ia ali the different phases. " r..
Taze of East Moline was elected vice
president and Morris S. Haege Of Rock
Island was chosen secretary and
treasurer.
Makes Bad Cheek Good w. era.
ham. q workman, was arrested. tried
and released within the space OF am
hour on q charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses by passing
worthless check for SO on the KIM
bail hotel The facts were laid be-
fore County Attorney Jebeus by the
hotel managers. The county attorney
filed information before Justice Of the
Peace Phil Daum and Constable Phil
kahles placed Graham in custody He
was tried and released when he made
good the amount of the check. which
was presumably payab}e at the Well
man Savings bank The man claimed /
that he and his brother, &. c. Graham
had q. joint account of another bank.
and that the brother stopped payment
on the check without his knowledge.
The police were not notified Of the
case.
Marriage Licens es.-WaItcr Philip
"a Davenport. and Lillian J.
Ahrens, "a, of Davenport, Clayton r.
Brewer. %. SpringyiIe. Utah. and Fayt
7 Uhde. 81, of Davenport; James Ir-
win, A6- Muscaune, Iowa, and AnnieB
i<iIe. 80. OF Moscow, Iowa. and Harry
aosenow, p, Kewauee. Ill. and Hazel
AcCready, 19. OF Kewanee. FL
Building Permits Issued. - Two
building permits were issued as fol-
lows; c. J. Won Maur repairs. Pros
9ect Terrace. $500; O. T. Schrieher.I
Darn, 1901 West Eighth street. S75.
o.
Big Property Transfer.-Wa Warranty
leeds were delivered yesterday for the
Tansfer Of $3.50 600 worth of Daven-
1ort and Clinton county property. Re
emily It was announced that f. ".
30oper Of Muscatine had bought the
I'D Henley block at the northeast cor
Ter Of Fourth and Brady streets from
G. kahl and the Walsh estate for
consideration OF 1928 .000 Mr.. Cooper
I'D not retain the property long. He
as disposed of it 10 Matthias Koch
eceiVing in exchange eco acres Of land
q Clinton county, FIVE stores on Har-
lson street between Fifteenth and six
zenith streets. and the former Y X
J. A. building on Sixth street between
'rady and Perry. The deals we're mel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
0rerLeard ID Lac MnEIe.-

II see our president is c0uvaIesceut. p
remarked the girl in the red hat. as
she handed her companion a fresh
stick Of chewing gum.
He e-a-is? What do you know
about that2" replied the one with the
Mary PickoTd curls. why only the
other night We had an argument at
home over his religion. and mother in
sisted that he is q Presbyterian
Dir. Gerard just returned from Ber-
lin. says he has some papers for the
presidents private eye" Now where
40 You suppose the said D. g. is To-
catedF One never can tell Il NAV
be in the back Of his head or Just be
hind his left ear At any rate. the
suggestion gives us something TO he
on the lockout for. Too. it NAV in
form us as 70 how the president got
his hands on the Zimmerman note
SIR Ernest shackleton. the explorer.
is to enlist with the British forces
Ii would seem fitting that ne be sent
10 the relief Of The Pole.
= NEW York cafe has been sued for
$4,000 damages by a patron because
he AYERS he contracted a stomach ache
IN the place. Il IS not explained
whether the discomfort was caused bv
food or the cabaret entertainment
J. ". G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15


Ioaay's addition 10 our pet aver
sion department is putting putty in
cracks OF q dooT that is to be painted. 50
Some girls might try wearing dim
uera TO make their eyes behave"
Father loves his children, bat some
times he loses his temper when they
use his shaving brush 10 mend things
with liquid glue.
Now that parsuips and turnips are
in the luxury class, what viii the boys
do for something 80 put In pure"
horseradlsh2
Uncle Sol S0dbustar thinks the cen
sus enum orators must have a fine time
getting acquainted with everyb0dg.
The mourning dove placed on the
game bird list VIII soon have some
thing to mourn for.
Some people read the headlines.
while others also read between the
lines Of the article youngstown
Telegram.
THE Stone from Missouri appears
TO have been heavier than those who
would bulge him reckoued, In other
words he declines to become q rolling
stone. He viii continue one of the
Weighty men of the United States
senate
NEW Jersey Offers Post TO Goeth-
ais. Headline This might be
viewed as in the nature Of a consId-
cradle rise in life for the general, in
asmuch as FOR a mum Der Of years he
has been digging holes in Panama.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
OLDEST GERMAN An1IRAL MN

the age OF - 81 the oldest German a5-
n5ra# EEce-AdruiraI Llvoniu-. ne
comma nded gAa ship ArDinias IN the
F'raoeo-German war, and earned greaf
credit BY bringing his ship from Niel
to CuNhaEen, evaoing the French feet.
lie retired IN 1855, daFoEinE hls time
e lie writing aI books and articles Oh
naval topics. One Of his books. The
Invasion OF England. caused such
farore ~ diplomatic circles ghat The
German government had 10 rspudl-
ATE IT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

WE all have marveIed now Bern
hardt. the actress Keeps going under
such handle Fps, age. accidents. etc.
as would have caused any ordinary
woman TO have given up. The fact
that T. w Hope is her manager may
afford us some enlightenment on the
subject however.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
ID - - 81 PannIar.

Old army Game still Popular.
Several weeks ago q young man rep
resentng himself TO be an agent from
one of the hat stores of Bloomington
came here aud. Canvassed the city for
old hats to be cleaned and rebIocked
and which he would deliver the fol
lowing week a number Of men gave
him hats to be cleaned and put in
shape and when he left he had about
q hundred hats, among which were
OF fairly good Ststson hats.
Time Went on until now it has been
i've weeks since the young man was
here and some Of the men feel very
much ashamed 10 think that a stranger
would cheat them out Of their hats,
but do not feel that the value is sufH-
cient to Justify an investigation
Leroy correspo ndence Of Bloomington
Paragraph.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

QsIBfO1RW& AND
$50 ~
d I s C o II ID S
Street Car Comedy.


II notice by the papers that the Ger
mans are stripping the churches Of
France Of their bells"
That's old stun I could have told
you the same thing months ago. Be
sides. we should remember that these
be rough chimes IN the war zones.
THERE seems TO be some doubt in
the minds Of those who have studied
the subject whether every girl who
wears red white and blue hosiery does
SO for the purpose of displaying her
patriotism.
BOARD Of Education 10 Act on
Track. Argus headline. Now IS the
time to reserve yoHr seats This is
one show that we're not going 10 miss,
even If we have to pass up one Of
Charley CbaplIn's pictures in order to
be present
FRITZ nodice we're Roosevelt
wants 10 dry Chicago"
Hans-''Yy doud he dry Rock Is
land hrst?'
ARE we to assume that the subma-
rlne diyver proposed by Hen Ford is
TO be equipped with a seIf-starter2 Tt
strikes us it would be somewhat in
convenient to get ont IN the water TO
twist the crank after it got stalled on
the side OF a wave.
&IAEGERT. who cant find a de6ni-
ton i'm her dream book. writes TO in
quire the meaning of mislaying her
glasses twice in the same day. It's our
notion that your getting old, Marg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
Cur Peace erm s.

The more talk there Is Of war. the
more the issues that are not Of our
raa KING press upon us, the more some
among us wlll sEu1 ath5ze zFlla the
motives thst might prompt the build
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

ing O. Ebe Chine G..
wall. We have tried
Ito set up q free gov
eminent on this con
tiuent. We have left
kings and euperors
behind rs We have
attempted TO live
apart from the in
trigue and the chic
.ane Of European di-
.ul 0uacy. We have
bli16ed q great gov
eminent we have
established q lemoc
racy. And then
Europe reaches out
and era sp5 as It
d~ags Us protesting
into the hell 1T has
made And among
rs there are those
no cry ont that we
must sacrifice our
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15
The Last Bullet.
Not bullet Of silver
Nor bullet Of lead;
Behold the wars winner.
The bullet Of bread.
New York sun.

A NEW York waiter complained in
police court that his wife gave him
three black eyes In one week. An
other with a private optic2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

-=t .aa- H=-t-H SCI ael&t4
deals are already under. way Tor the
Want EeheartuE-A petition for q
reaeariua i'll the case oE J8aH Knox
q PRINCETON iowa. US. she Davenport.
ROCK island 81 Northwestern Railway
company was died yesterday vl the
beard OF Ta#twaE commissioners .s Hzs
4olues aE County Attoruev Henry s.
@e5ens and Assistant County ATTORNEY
6sala ojeeseu The case 5s based
upon the question Of SAFEGUARD .nE
crossing over g. highway and Has aa-
ctded by the board on Dec, so last .a 3
ruling holding Scott county la Ter
ohs-daiE the cost of erecting zFH-
way under the railroad tracas Ta
proposed subway VIII cost arrrar.-
mafelE $4,000. of which Scott county
VIII be compelled To pay oae-Halt r.
vas board ruling is not changed EH
the petition aied the ATTORNEYS age
asking the board TO grant q re-HazrlrE
ana make redistribution oE the COSTS
or The ground that the highway was
established prior 10 the railway COM
pany's track.
Homeyer Back Tomorrow artEura
Sergeant Walter Homever Uao was
appended from taa force for Ig DAYS
ay the police and fire commission aa
march s. VIII return TO work tam1rraH
morning. in accordance with -l5aE
boettcAers orders. The chEaf aa-
nounces that he has not yet g 5ef
whether 30 reduce Bomeyer in rank ar
not Men lu close touch with police
circles however expect rhat the lille
OF 6eftIlou sergeant win la taken
away from BIN In this case ~ is nv-
aersJood that the county attorney VIII.
take the matter up and an appeal b
the district court is not considered
unlikely
Range Work starts So0u.-Uarr aa
-ae revolver range at the old aralr.
oulding viii begin as soon as "arn
weather sets i'm. according to aEaEa-
neHE made pE Chief Of Police Charles
Boeltcber The chieE said that 81
hopes 70 be able to fix mp an outdoor
range during the summer. where aa-
.Eolmen can practice revolver shoot
ing.
obituary Record.-At the home p
ler parents, &5r. and Mrs Henri. Ser
ger, 80 Harris street. after a l.agar-
ng Illness. occurred the death or 3ir5
Norma ScalessDau. Deceased #as
born i'm DaTant. Iowa. Aug o. 1893.
and came tie Davenport when sine WIS
-6 years old On May ~. 1916 sa5
vas united in marriage to William
Schiessman who preceded her ia DEATH
7eo. is OF this year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

Marriage Licenses.-WaItor Philip
q, Davenport. and Lillian J.
q, Of Davenport: Clayton r.
Brewer. %. SpringyiIle Utah. and Fay
7. Uhde. 81, Of Davenport: James Ir-
win, as, Nuscatine. Iowa, and Annie
hlle, 80. OF MOSCOW, Iowa. and Harry
Rosenow. p, Kewauee. III. and Hazel
19. Of Kewanee. FL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-15

FRITZ uodice we're Roosevelt
wants TO dry Chicago"
Hans-''Ey d0ud he dry Rock Is
land frst2'
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NOTICE

The Honolulu Civil Service Com
I-:ssion will hold general compett
tive and classified examination ct the
Mckinley High School, corner % Bere
tania and Victoria streets, Honolulu
o. Saturday, September /, 1917, II
1880 D. m, for United States citizens
desiring positions In thu. Honolulu
Fire Department and TO Police De
partment Of the City and County 81
Honolulu, said examination to be held
under the rules and regulations OF
said commission for the following po'
sitions:
roLIeE DEPARTMENT
Clerks.
city policemen (mounted patrol.
men, foot patrolmen, traffic officers
bicycle officers, motorcycle officers
and substation officers).
Country policemen, country iailers
and prison guards.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
General entry examination.
Application blanks can be obtained
a. the office of the City and Cour -
Clerk, Mcintyre Building. Honolulu.
same must be filed in Sid Office not
later than II noon, Saturday, August
Is, 1917.
All applicants must report at Bar.
on's Gymnasium, corner Of Alakea and
Merchant SITS, Honolulu, on Saturday.
August rs, 1917, at IL noon, for paysi.
cal and muscular test.
Applicant must be q resident Of the
City and County Of Honolulu for not
less than one year nc . preceding the
date of examination, hayek minimum
height Of 5 feet inches and weigh
Lot less than $50 pound for the police
department, and 5 feet s inches and
40 pounds for the fire department.
By order Of
MISSION, a
D. KALA- oKALANI.
Secretary.
6S56-Aug. 467S 9 10 IL 13 IA Is.
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SEALED TENDERS

Sealed tender will be received up
to IL o'clock noon and opened on the
14th day Of August, 1917, at the office
of the Clerk Of the City and County
of Honolulu, Room s, Mcintyre Build
ing, for furnishing all material, tools
and labor necessary to construct 10
inch, s inch and inch sewer In the
Kalfhi district, Honolulu. Ia
Plans, specifications and form Of
proposal may > had upon appIica-
ton and deposit Of twenty-five dol
lars ($25.oo) at the City and County
Clerks office.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects. l.
-~ D. KALAUoKALANI,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
sS54--Aug. 2. 8, 4, 8, z, 8, 8, 10, II
and IL.
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RESOLUTION NO. "a.


Be it resolved by the Board Of Su'
perTisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that the
sum of Nine Hundred Eighty-Nine
Dollars and Ten Cents ($989.10), be,
and the same is hereby appropriated
out of all moneys in the General Fund
Of the Treasury, City and County OF
Honolulu, for an account known as
Maintenance, Roads, aialua District.
Presented by s.g... -@sss-.. !
CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
- Supervisor.
Date OF Introduction: w. ........~
Honolulu, Hawaii, August z, 1917. r.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed First Reading and
ordered to print at meeting held by
the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday,
August Z, 1917, on the following vote
of said board: I r.
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Bellina, Hol-
lfnger, Mcclellan, Mott-Smith, Petrie.
Total Z.
Noes: None.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6859-AQg. 8, 8, 10.
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EXPLOSION on BLACK TOM
ISLAND
In which millions Of dollars worth
OF war munitions were destroyed, ONT
year. ago today, July 80, 1916.
Find Waterman.
REBUS.
City in Belgium.
SATURDAYS ANSWERS. =
Lotcer left corner doIrr, under boot
Corporal (core, pour, Gscl1.
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BULLETIN

quest ay we sell Furniture and South
funds land Mats, Tapas and Curious
Befos
Mullerl sell on Tuesday the Furni
IN the soms Aliiolani Hotel by ordei
among assignee, Mr.. Sam Wong
Japane prings and Mattresses, Dress,
coptuIsS iffoniers, Chairs, Rockers
ano, asTables. Tables, 500 pieces
loI SUN 70 Table Knives, q Plat
oon. 5, Plated Spoons. 81, 00o
Ao goods that win be absolute
I've IVA - that day and date with NO
Hermes,
sells in Hs J. y LILLY = oaIss = oui
In receipt auu Ms ~ - 20 me satis.
$50 lfFins our Silen1s every ume q.
company. auction ROOMS. j. D
many <E. IS
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Bread that will keep fresh two
weeks after It has been wrapped ID
paper and stsrilized has been invented
by a Paris baker.
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES.
GRAB THIS BARGAIN QUICK.

1916 FORD TOURING CAR in good
mechanical condition. ;. .$325.C0 Cash
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Cap, cover and measuring gauge for
Hupmobile gasoline tank, on King,
between Thomas Square and Alapai.
Notify Capt. Crystal, Fort Shafter.
Reward 6S59-3t
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e. NJ. F. RUNABoUT, new tires. just
oFerhauled., ....e:. $l65.eo Cash
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Zee WATSON. at ABLEs-HERTscHE
CO. 6S45-ti
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LOST

Straycd frun 1917 So. King street,
horse, marked "VL" on right hind
quarter, us" on left shoulder, &c"
under main, bob tail, white nose. Re-
ward for information to same.
6S61-3t
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year and q Ss Piano Player, good
Of. the Hilo sell for 1915 cash. Tel.
lulu this md 6S42--tf
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U. Yamamato, SO s. Kukui st., phone
443e; general contractor; building.
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LoST-Saturday, July 21st, mahogany
colored alligator-skin folding pocket
( book containing money and calling
: cards at 1t w. z. Dorman. Finder
return to Bishop & Co., bankers.
Reward. 6S59-6t
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HOTELS
THE pIERP0lNT

LAI OAANA
ION the Beach at Waikiki"
Furnished bungalows and rooms: ex.
ceIlent meals; splendid bathing and
boating; 1000foot promenade pier;
beautiful marine and mountain
view; terms reasonable. Mira. John
Cassidy. Tel. sos. 62o2-d
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frun, vegetables and
ala street, Phone 1854.
l77s-tt
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*, 10 ME- lnIo cElLANEous.

whether nFalnut o-sice desk; one
this morniAolsfered self.adtustahle
federal off chair Tel 1915
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-. LOUIS PUTS BAN
: ON asEE MORE
Terms Of subserIptlol

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