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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-30
LOCAL COMMIT TEE
ON LIBERTY BONDS
Appointed to Procure Bonds for Those
Who Wish to Buy. DR.. Aiken Is
Chairman.


The Liberty Loan Central Commit
tee for South Carolina at Columbia,
has appointed the following local COM
mittec to assist in the distributiop OF
Libcrty Loan Bonds in this territory:
II. *. Aiken at ,Laurcns National
Bank
w. II. McCucn at Peoples Loan and
Exchange Bank,
j. Earl Owings, at Farmers National
Bank,
c. II. Roper at Enterprise National
Bank,
l.. G. Bale at Palmetto Bank,
ID. NJ. Norwood, assistant postmaster
Any of these gentlemen will gladly
explain the plan, purpose and wisdom
Of subscribing to this war loan, will
get bonds for those colsentng to buy
them. They are serv ng the govern
mcnt without pay, directly or Indirect
ly.
Discussing the matter with The Nd
vcrtiser yesterday, Chairman AilScn
shoulders TO the wheel and make some
sacrifices. The public is not yet
aroused to an appreciation Of the trc-
mcndouS issues hanging upon the sue
cess OF the Liberty Loan. Prcscrva
ton of the democracy of the world
hinges upon it! The question is: Shall
the citizens Of every nation be free,
independent and self?govcrning or
shall we all be vaSsals OF Il ruthless
oligarchy conceived in blood--noursh-
cd on iron and savagcry and mcnaCing
the safety and independence Of all
who differ with them, by acts of p-
acy end dcsperatio. This is no ov
er-statement Of the case. The success
more. To the Teutonic, mind little
states and little people have no right
to exist. They would all be better off
when thoroughly and wholly German
lied. German thinkers believe this
and her leaders are working to bring
il to pass. In the face of such a Situ-
alton we must all make sacrifices Of
| time, money, individual pleasure and
convenience. There arc only two
ways in which we can help our allies
win. If you cannot Join the ranks OF
actual fighters you can help by joining;
The ranks of subscribers TO this Libcr-
| ty Loan. The proceeds will he spent
here at home to furnish the sincw.,
OF war, food materials OF war and
| ,I,,,,, \,r,,, ,,,;I, loo. C,o,,,,,,,., ,,,I
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-05-30
Vote Table.
LIST OF CONTESTANTS

0 OF
This
c
llOVC IN K cOlrla Os weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

after a several days visit with her sister,
Miss Katheren Hunisinger.
DR. A. s. Hawkins OF Monet, Mo, spent
Sunday In Claremore, guest OF his daugh'
ter Mrs W. G. Kates.
Mrs. Walter Burgess returned Friday from
a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs l..
" Beuham and family In Tulsa.
Mrs J Casper Lipe and daughter, MuricL
returned Sunday from u visit to relatives and
friends In MuSkogne
Miss Dane Hu,chins returned Monday
from a visit with her brother J.. W. Hutch.
ins. and Mrs Huichins, in MuskOgee
Mrs. Olive kershner is q guest OF her
father Doctor Wuller, in Muskogce.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Ballard Of St. Louis.
No were guests Of Mr. and Mrs y. W.
Corwin several days the past week.
Mrs A. HAdaday Miss Helen Hadaday
and Master Buster Hadaday will return May
! from several months stay In New
Mexico.
Miss Sarah Miller Of Chelsea spent Sun.
day as guest Of Miss Mamie Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs Wyche B Murphy and son,
Master BIakkley, Of Stillwater, were guests
Of H. + Murphy and family Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

smith Ars.. where she uiu ,peud two weeks
9Th her psrelts. Mr. and Mr.. K. { Boil
iinrrr
Miss Nell Morgan has returned 70 her
home u sa.ius after visit VIII Ar. and
Mrs vs.. / Mayes
Nr. vs.. Z M-N4ster has returned from
Nornsn. where she visited Nr Paul y
Master fer a few days
'lr ard Mrs. Joseph Sweeney sud two
children have returned ~ their home in
H.l-tuu. Texas. after = short visit iu the
iou. 0t Mr and Mr. 81 I. LoulhHey.
Miss Rayden Thoms. Of s. Louis will ar
u'r Thursday for o visit Of iwo weeks With
Miss suzanne MsNey
Nr ard Mr. Harry oliver Mr and Mr..
e 4 Chaplin. Nr. and Mrs = 4 NIIhoit aud
Ar ard Mn Jay Farusworth Joined in en.
ttr4lulng thirty couples Of friends W.th an
informal dance 40 Hayes bal. on Saturday
evening
Nrs n J. Trsber has returned from
Philadelphia and other eastern cities. where
she has visited fot the pas; two months
Alr g. b MerdeltoTu returned 90 Ger
home il Oklahoma City on Friday after a
visit Of two weeks with Nr. and Mrs Jesse
McEltee
Nr and Mrs ". .. Blackstone o. san
angelo. Texas. are guests iu ttc home Of
Nr and Mrs George Blackstone
Mr.. + : Emmert returned Thursday
from Topeka and Kansas City. where she
has visited for the past two weeks
Miss Helen Pyle LETT this week for High.
land, Kansas. where she S.ll visit for two
weeks
Mrs George Durcterl was called TO Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
Good News for
Fat Folks!
II You Want to Reduce Ten TO
Sixty Pounds Easily and
Quickly, Read This

Most fat people would like to en-
JOY healthful. normal weight. After
unpleasant experiences with starva-
tlon dieting, drastic drugging and
:iresome exercising. most Of those
burdened with surplus weight give
up hope Of ever finding relief
At last home treatment has been
evolved. which is so simple that some
may doubt its efficacy for that reason
alone. But don't pas judgment until
you know more
A very easy requirement Of this
unique system Of fat reduction is that
you take ten deep breaths each morn
ing and evening in tho open air or
standing by an open window. Take
one oil OF korein capsule after each
meal and before retiring at night:
also follow the other simple directions
that come with the capsules.
This treatment often shows a notice
able reduction in very few days Its
consistent use should greatly improve
the general health. overcome slug
gishness and reduce your weight to
normal Beautify figure; add to vi
tality and efficiycy, become genuine
ly happy, The oil of koreIn capsules
may be obtained at the drug store.
1t is certainly happy feeling to have
a 1.-the, natural figure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22


deed 10 tho entire world on certain
conditions hut he had spuru.d the
offer. his one great mission was to-
nav tho peualty Of the sins nf human
lty and set them FREQ frout condemn
tion. As a political power he could
NOT do that IIo must die and syffar
the torw,uts of non and he raised
again Il victor over ds.th before that
mission could lo fulfilled Bui there
v.... ..nout,u.otl. .tiib,itn of th.. roin.
mon pGorlc TO him whom th.v had.
I.4rr1l a. lo,o and ,rust oni Who
b.d r,...d 81 man fr.r tha dead and
showed his mower aver tbo rroat
rraf7.y az human ufa ON mi. our
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.uHt denied tho no.-ihiuN of rr.ur-
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r,srou OF l4s3iue and tI.y .,Il
l..ur. th,m.,I.c. ..pcrroIye now ,o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
CIARIMORE.

Ms =. Foreman Mcclellan was guest Of
Tulsa friends Monday
Miss Carrie Herndon visited friends In
Ta.ala Friday.
Miss Marie Simpson OF Kansas City. No.
has arrived to spend the summer with her
father. q. simpson.
Misses Rhets Zinn and Rachel Adair were
guests Of Tulsa friends Sunday.
Mrs. NJ T. Donaldson has been spending
The week as guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Harris IN Coiliusyile
Mrs X. W. Wallace has returned from a
visit with Mr. Wallace in Galveston, Texas.
Mrs Webb Littlef.e.d is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. Stone Of Kansas City.
Mo
Miss Willie Whitmore Of Tulsa was q
guest Of Mrs : c Vinson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Yates are visiting rela.
tives IN Grenols Kan.
Mrs j. c. Resler Of Weatterford Is a
guest Of Mrs. A r Challburg and other
relatives.
Miss Jennie Huntsinger returned TO her
home in Columbus. Kan. Sunday afternoon,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
ALF W. STALEY IS
POSITIVE ABOUT
WHAT 0RGAT0NE DID
Tulsa Cafe Owner Says He
Suffered Agony All Night
Long; He Says I'm Thank
full for What 1t Has
Done for Me"

Ar w. etal,y. tho well known pro-
prietor of One popuIau Usage Cafe. is
out with statement that adds much
TO what has already been said OF the
remarkable qualities Of Orgatouc
Mr. Stalcy ls known hy Just about
everybody n this section and ne has
IA large trade with railroad men and
the best class Of people au over Tulsa.
His high standing and popularity IS
a matter Of common knowledge.
Speaking of OrgItouc, Mr.. Stalcy said
I've gotten over a mighty serious
trouble and / am positive that Orga-
tone has done 10. Before | took II
would suffer so much with my stom-
ach that / would actually lay awake
all night with intense pains and my
relief through this medicine is little
short Of remarkable.
Il had suffered with these troubles
for about three years and II took only
three bottles Of Orgatouc TO put mo
In the fine shape I'm i'm now. My
stomach was m such a bad condition
that | would fll up with gas and bo
miserable after almost every meal
and especially after eating at noon.
for sometimes / would suffer for
hours
Il would actually have to gasp for
breath during these spells and 10
have awful pains around my heart.
My appetite zen Off and my general
condition was getting little short Of
alarming.
81 seemed to get relief right from
the start after beginning on Orcltuuc.
and l haven't had the slightest trouble
with my stomach since. | now have
just a splendid appetite and / just eat
and sleep fine. / eat anything !
want. too, and II doesn't give me the
slightest trouble. ] certainly would
advise any one with the troubles
had TO Try Orgatone.'
The genuine Orgatone is sold in
Tulsa exclusively by Roy Il. Getman's
EeXall store.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

Or ond Mrs Francis. Osteopaths
3l1 ohio Blds. Phones 4623-2691-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
Q OCIAL SIDE
~ of the STATE
NUSkOGEE,.

hrs Ralph Campbell. Mrs. Hayden Line.
Dausa and Miss Minnie Darby entertained
$50 friends on Tuesday afternoon O; The
Hotel Sewers, when the operalogue d favor
iie mode of entertainment IN the east. was
introduced 10 Oklahoma society for the first
time by Sir Hawaii Hubbard famous lee
iLrer Tor Tie National Opera club Of New
l'ts, and Mr Claude G0tthef. music inter
prefer and arii.t of International fame After
snort program, tea Wa served at five
beautifully appointed tables which we're pre.
,,ded over by Madains Thomas II owen.
NJ x Williams B. Enioe. Grant Fore.
man md j HutrhinFs White
Nr asd Mrs Phil brown left FRIDAY for
p1l..s 'n Iennesse-, where they vail visit
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Rosser .have as
their guests. Mr and Mrs W L. Rodgers
ana Aiss Cora Rodgers o. Atoka Okla
Mr asd Mrs. William Jerrems Of Chicago.
VINO have visited rrlatIYes Tor several weeks
,cii Iue.day for Houston Texas. 10 sepud =
few weeks with fr'esds
Miss Carolyn Houseman arrived the first
OF the week for a visit with Mr. aud Mrs
Ni.s Eleanora Allen Of Homer. La. g.,
glest N the home Of Mr.. and Mrs r
Mrs. Ray Beyre returned Wednesday
from Dallas. Texas where she has visited
Judge and Mrs. Mccormick FOR the rast
Mr And Mrs. Floyd Lsffert, h,,. a.. ,s.I,
guests Ars. Cora swartz and daughter OF
Los Angeles Cal
Mr. ana Mrs Virgil Coss have returned
nom Kansas City where they have sr.at
tLe past seek with friends
Ar and Mrs Felix Cast and daughter.
Nto have spent the past three months ir
I,l1ois aud Ohio viii retsru home the Nrst
Ms Charles A. Davidson has returned
from Kansas City where she has spent the
lasi two weeks with Mr. and Mr. ! X
Judge and Mrs r P Harrison have a.
Chicago
Mrs p Wheeler has returned from So.
dana and other points In Missouri. where
she Las visited for several weeks
Mr. ard Mrs W. ! Anicker have returned
days last week
Mrs 5. Gaines IS spending ten days in
Vti"A9ma CITY a. 10 guest Of her daughter.
III and Mrs. James Ward Cosgrove have
as their guest, Miss Caroline T.. Bliss or
Mr, Marvin Leard left this week for Fort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

sas City this week by the serious illness Of
her mother.
Mrs. r. r MAYOR and daughter. Mrs.
Frederick spAnn. OF Los Angeles are guests
10 the home OF Mr and Mrs. j. 4. Riedel
NJ and Mrs George Miller jr have as
their guests. Mrs j H. Simpson and two
daughters OF Eufaula. OKLA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

"My dear, l had the most thrilling
moment Of my life last night at a
restaurant. The electric lights went
out Unexpectedly and he kissed me
a long delrioug kiss"
who did?"
who? l don't know who. That IS
WHY II was so thrilling.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22

She chattod gally while hc unkerod
with a balky motor.
YES the story gave me quite a
start
I'm he groWlcd. "I wish you'd
tell % o. this automobile"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
SIX CRIMINAL
CASES TO JURY

At least six criminal cases were to
be presented to the territorial grand
jury this afternoon by City Attorney
Arthur NJ. Brown. The city attorney
reports thta the jurymen intend to
investigate further the letting Of the
contract for moving the warehouse Of
Davies & Co, and that r. w. Single
and W. c. Woodward. former assistant
superintendent of public works, have
been summoned as witnesses.
Criminal cases scheduled TO be
taken up this afternoon are as fol-
lows:
Yang Chen Kiam, alleged perjury in
trespass case in which Dai Yen
Chang Gas defendant; Charles Merse-
berg and Fook Wah. charged with as
saulting we'll known Honolulu
woman in an attempt to commit a
statutory offense; Victor Tawigne,
charged with second degree burglary;
Choy XII Sur, charged with first de-
gree burglary; Tsunetaro Itagaki,
charged with the embezzlement Of
$3.50; Peter Cavalho, charged with a
statutory offense.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
APPROPRIATIONS
1OBE SHORN TO
MEET REVENUE
As One Way of 0ftsetting lump
in City Budget, $4,000 Will
Be Deducted From Roads

y The board of supervisors meets
again this evening and Will probably
pass the second reading Of the appro-
priation bill and also the rules gov
erning the boards procedure.
Several changes in the appropr1a.
ton bill are expected as a number OF
matters are under investigation rela-
tive to the stand for economy taken
by the minority members.
Acts Of the last Legislature increas-
ed the appropriations Of the county
government 1870 a month or s46,64o
q year, mostly in salaries. The new
appropriation bill has been increased
$751;. ~ or a total Of $475S.12. To meet
this increase, a reduction will have to
be made. According to E. A. Mott
Smith, chairman Of the finance com
mittee, the appropriations for roads
are to be cut $4,000. leaving an in
crease Of $175S.12.
Other than this increase and the
necessary reduction the appropriation
blu 10 expected TO pass approximately
as II was during the previous three
months. During the three months the
members Of the board will study the
financial conditions and DE better able
30 handle the financial affairs Of the
city when the bill IL again taken up
October 1. g. ..s..3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
81 HONOLULANS
enroll IN u.s..
FOR WAR DUTY
Among Them are Several Ha.
Waiians Touring States
as Musicians

Honolulans residing on the main
land have responded loyalty to the
registration call, and information re-
ceived by the central registration
board in Honolulu, of which F. J.
Green is executive officer, shows that
to date, at least 35 young men have
enrolled
It is interesting to note that major
ity of those who have registered for
military service are young Hawaiians
who have been touring in the East
with. musical organizations. A large
number of others include Honolulu
boys who are attending mainland col
leges.
Following is list Of the names thus
far received by the local board:
Robert P Keluaa, actor, Nashville
Tenn; Thomas H. Johnson. musician
Seattle; Lawrence kalahui, musician
st. Louis; Donald Mcleod Lewis, stu
dent, Harvard; Kenichi Kodama,
chauffeur, Berkeley Cal; Ralph
Quarles, student, Washington, D. C..
Charles M. Hite, student, Nashville
Tenn, now in Honolulu; Joseph j.
Fern, Jr, son Of Mayor Fern, musician,
Erie, Pa; George 8. Alves, chauffeur
San Francisco; Harry C. Chang, dental
student, Baltimore, Md; Andrew K.
Poepoe, actor, Oklahoma, Okla. 3;
James EsIinger, carpenter, LeoT
Springs, Tex; Kwai Shoong Lung,
medical student, Philadelphia, Pa.
John R. Desha, secretary Of Delegate
Kuhio, Washington, D. c.; Farrant L.
Turner, student, PIattsburg, N. Y; g.
H. Karratti, Jr., musician, New York;
Harry K, Kalekoma, musician, Okla
homa City, Okla; David s. Kanui, n'u'
stefan, Oklahoma City, Okla; Joseph
Kekipi, actor, New York; Henry Ma
kia, actor, New York.
s Allan Renton, student, Madison
VIA; Robert Alexander Anderson,
electrical engineer, Pittsburg, Pa;
Alphonso Gohier, musician, New York;
Make Kawaa, musician, Chicago; j.. r.
Macaulay, marine engineer, Linntou'
Ore; w. C. Achi, Jr., student, Univer:
sity Of Michigan; Edwin A. johnson,
student, Berkeley, CAL; A. ]. Kuhns,
performer, Canton, o.; Huron K. Ash.
ford, student, University Of CALIFORNIA;;
Wing Tong Young, student, University
OF Michigan. -. II 49, ...... !
Luther Kekoa, musicien, Canton, o.;
r. X. Keoa, musician. Canton, O.; Da:
yid Kane, Jr., musician, Canton. o.;
Henry N Clark, musician, Utica, N. Y.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
Notes
Especial star-Bullestn oOrrsspOndsnee.)


SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, July g.
Capt. John D. Burnett, 32nd Infantry
has been appointed by regimental
commander, Col. L. L. Durfee, as the
new adjutant of the regiment, reliev'
ing Capt Walter E. Pridgin, who has
held the post since last August when
the 32nd was organized. Captain Prid-
gin has been ordered on service in
the states to sail on the next trans
port.
Major H. Tupes, 1st Infantry, in
charge Of the post gardens at Soho
field, has been relieved to sail for the
states on the next transport. He is
succeeded by Major H. w. Butner, LIST
Field Artillery. Captain Oliver Dickin-
son has been named assistant to Ma.
jor Butner.
The new regimental court martial at
Schofield for the trial Of enlisted men
has been appointed. Major Fred P
Arnold, -4th Cavalry, is president, and
Isl Lieut.. Daniel e. Murphy, 4th Cav
airy, is judge advocate.
Major Rufus e. Longan, 32nd In
fantry, has been ordered to San Fran.
cisco to act as instructor at the Of.
ficers reserve training camp at the
Preside. He has been on Oahu four
years, and for the last three months
has been in charge Of the school for
officers. For, three years he was cap
tain of the 25th Infantry and was
made major in August last when the
32nd was organized.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
ARMY-NAvY aY". WILL -.
ACCOMMODATE 1000 MEN

Room for almost 1000 men will be
eventually had In the Army and Navy
Y. M. C. A., which will be completed
by about September 1. H.. .,
A feature Of the reconstruction oil
the Royal Hawaiian hotel will be the
sleeping dormitorie0 arranged on the
There the beds will prac
ideally be in the open air and can be
had for Is or 25 cents for the night.
Besides theA will be the rooms fol
rent which have always been part oi
the hotel. Z -. III. =. -.
Old relics which may be picked. ul
In the hotel will be preserved and, as
far as possible, the traditional atmos
phere Of the place will be kept alive
say the managers. w. A.+Horne,g who
is In charge of the work, hopes to have
q special room where such things car
be kept - r -, 50. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
QUINN RECEIVES
COMMISSION AS
RESERVE MAJOR

Richard Quinn. assistant engineer
at the United States Engineers office,
this city, has been commissioned ma
lot Ii the engineer reserve corps.
Quinn has just received his commits
sion from Washington He took the
examinations for admission last aut.
umn.
Quinn has had % years Of expert
ence ii army engineering, nine years
Iof which have been spent In the Ha-
wafian office. He was In the Philip
pines for d short time before coming
here, hut had been at New Orleans
for number Of years previously.
Prof. Arthur r. Keller. College Of
Hawaii, has also received q reserve
corps commission with rank OF cap
tain Of engineers. I
Harold II. sYost. former manager OF
the Mills school farm, has received q
commission as lieutenant of infan-
try in the reserve corps. As 3 cadet
1t Berkeley, Yost reached the rank Of
captain. He left for the mainland
several days ago. - 81. sa tr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
EGG FAMINE MAY
BOOST PRICE TO
DOLLAR A DOZEN

A dollar a dozen for eggs in the
near future is what the downtown
stores predict will result from the
present fresh egg famine. Island eggs
are becoming scarcer every day, and
cold storage eggs are all that can be
had in any quantity.
At the Territorial Marketing Divis-
ion yesterday 1T was said that not
only are island eggs scarcer now, but
that they are becoming more and
more 50. In the future it may be that
island eggs can be had only by those
who have special orders for them.
The high price of feed has led many
poultry dealers to kill off their hens
to save the cost of keeping them.
That something ought to be done to
stop the slaughter of the Hawaiian
hen, is the opinion of several local
dealers.
Eggs are now selling at the Terri,
toriaIeS46rketing Division at so cents
dozen wholesale, although there are
days at time when no consignments
at all are received.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
ARM &NAN
FRED v. Single
IN TRAINING FOR
FIELD ARTILLERY

Fred Single, brother Of R. W. Shin
gle and well-kEoWn here. is in the OF.
ficers' training camp at the Preside
fitting himself for a commission as
first lieutenant In the Srd Field Artt!'
lery. Single, Ike The others OF the
training squad, is going through 16
hours of intensive trairiRg every day
He was the head of the bond depart
ment Of the Savings Union & Trust
Bank and. has given this up for the
patriotic service.
Fred Wtchmen has not gone t.
france, as reported. but is in the
quartermaster department at the Pre-
sidio, fitting himself for service in
that department.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-06
FAST GAMES TO
open COURTS At
NUUANU I. N. c. A.

Tomorrow at p. m. sharp, admir-.
ers Of the tennis game viii have an
opportunity to see q group OF cosmo.
politan players initiate the new Nun:
anu Y. NJ. CA. courts, at the corner
or Fort and Vineyard streets. A num-
Der Of leading players viii participate.
An exhibition game Of volley ball
viii be staged between the young Smen
OF the Chinese Young Peoples Ora
torical association and the One Hun.
dred club Of the Japanese Y. M. G. A.
Both teams have been practising for
this event.
At 4 .. m. Dr. r. D. williams. presi-
dent Of the Mid-Pacific institute. win
give q short address on the value
Of Tennis"
The public IL invited to attend this,
the opening event OF the Nuuanu
Young Mems Christian Association
activities. There viii be chairs and
1ce-cold drinks for the visitors. Dress;
ing rooms and showers have been
placed on the grounds for the con-
yenience Of the players.