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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
MEETING LADIES'
AUXILIARY.

A regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Gadsden
Street Methodist Church was held at
the church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, with Miss Vic Sheppard lead
ing.
Mrs. F. S. Mellen lead the devotion
al exercises and gave an interesting
report on the Alabama conference,
at Atmore, and Mrs. D. P. Slaughter
also gave an interesting account of
the conference, Mrs. L. c. Phillips
talked on Legislation Regarding
Childhood" and Miss Tommie Cooper
talked on missionary Peas" the
meeting proving to be very inter
esting one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
MOTOR TO
MOIINN-

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bailey, Of
Warrington, are spending a few Gays
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Gingrich, on
West Government street. On Monday
nigh Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and Mr.
and Mrs. GingriCh motored to Moline
on a pleasure trip in Mr. G'ugrich's
car.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Sidney Bloch. who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Lischkoff, left last night for
her home in New Orleans.
Mrs. S. J. Cummins, of Detroit. IS
staying at the home of Miss NJ. Las
key, for a few days.
Mr.. Gordon Whitmore. of Detroit,
is staying at the home of Miss NJ.
c. Laskey, and is employed at the
navy yard.
Mr.. Eugene NJ. Owen of Louisville,
spent a few days in Pensacola on
business and left on Monday night
for Montgomery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
LEAVES FOR
INDIANA

DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Bailey, who
were formerly Of Martinsville, Ind,
and are now living at Orange Beach.
who will visit with Mrs. Bailey for
about a month while Mr.. Bailey is
spending a few weeks in his former
home. Mr.. Bailey as an invalid when
he came from Martinsville, but will
return a very we'll man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
FIRST TRIP TO
PENSACOLA.

Mr.. R. L. Colson, president Of the
Southern Farms Company, of Sa-
vannah, Ga, arrived here on Monday
on his first trip to Pensacola and p
was high in his praises of its many
beauties. While in the city, Mr.. Col
son was the guest of DR.. Lemuel
Colson, at his home on East LaRua
street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
MEETING LADIES'
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The Ladies Benevolent Society will
hold their regular monthly meeting
at Temple Bethel at 400 o'clock
this afternoon. All members are ur-
gently requested to attend as this
will be the last meeting until Oc-
tober.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
RETURNS AFTER
YEARS ABSENCE.

Mr.. 4. 4 NcLane. who has been
travelling through the North for about
a year has returned to Pensacola
and is with the American Sugar Re
known here and IS welcomed by many
friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
MEETING WOMAN'S
HOME DEFENSE LFAGT-F.

A meeting Of the economical de
partment of the Woman's Home De
Tense League viii be held this after
noon at the Y. W. c. A. rest rooms.
in the Masonic Temple. at $50
tend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06

The Daughters Of Isabella will hold
a meeting this evening at $50 o'clock.
All members are urged to be present
as this will be a very important
meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
ARRIVE FROM
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Mrs. A. Sigarl and Young daughter,
Pauline. arrived Monday afternoon
from Dallas, Texas, on a three
months visit to her daughters. Mrs.
s. T. Peake and Mrs B L. Clarke,
259 East Gregory street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
IMPROVED AFTER
LONG ILLNESS.

The many friends of Mrs James
F. Sprinkle residing ct 115 North
Baylen street, will learn with pleas
ure that she is able to be out again.
after several weeks illness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC.

The Christ Church Sunday Schoo
picnic will be given on Saturday
June 9th, at Chicoway Inn. All thu
children are requested to meet a
Christ Church at 1O:45 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
CONTENTS FOR
COMFORT BAGS.

The contents for the comfort bags
can be gotten at the Pensacola
Red Cross headquarters in the gov
eminent building. Now is the time
to help "our boys"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
IMPROVED AFTER
OpER ALTON

Mrs. !. 3. Humphreys, who was
operated on Yesterday morning at
eight o'clock at the Pensacola Hos
pital, IS doing nicely.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
WILL RETURN FROM
COLLEGE.

Miss Valerie Reese and Miss AIDE
laide Garfield will return this week
from Tallahassee, where they have
been studying at the Woman's Col
lege.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
MEETING G. l. A. To

The G. I. A. to B. of L. z. will
meet this afternoon at the W. o. W.
hall at p. M, and all members are
urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06
BRENAU G0hhEGH

Located among foothills of Blue Ridge
Mts., highest altitude of any college
for women east of the Mississippi.
Special advantages in Music, Oratory,
Art and Domestic Science, and the
regular A. B. college course of highest
grade. Thirty two buildings and beau
tiful campus, park, lake, etc. Fine
gymnasium, swimming pool and out
door sports. Summer session June Is;
Fall session Sept. IL. Catalogue and
illustrated bulletin. Address
BR e N U
=. Q. box % Gainesville. ca.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-06

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

te, Ell Ia nccesidad de eXpansionarse,
de tener alguicn que lie aconsejara,
que Ia ayuiara en- Ia tarea que ten
dria necesiGad de emprendcr.
Pues bien. 81, eS verdad-confcso
expontaneamente, tomando IA mano
de Anita-Nos amamos... has COM
prendido bien.
AqueT!a confession Ia sirvio dc con
suelo.
Para mi no podia ser mis- cla~o-
dijo Anita.
-;Pero estas segura de que nadie
mas que til 10 sabe?
oh. senorita! Bien Segura.
-Calcula 10 que 70 habrt sufri-
do, obligada 4 callarmc.... sin poder
decir NADIA i mi pobre padre que te-
MIA otros proyectos hacia nil. Y hu-
biera despedido Z Silvano al saber que
nos amabamos.
Isl, TODD 10 he comprendido.
y dices que Silvano ha sido l,eva-
do q Francia.... que Sc lie acusa de
desercion....
Ell cajero fua quien 10 dijo.
-Escucha. Anita; es precise que
Sepas 10 que pasa y me digas TODD
cuartio consigas averiguar.
Use 10 promote a listed!
Como te arreglaras?
En- el momento en- que Anita Sc dis
ponia a ~conteStar, abri6se Ia puerta Y
apareci6 la sonora eros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
XIV.
UNA CARTA DE SILVANO.

Roustan Y 81 mujcr habian sido
p~revenidos, por TELEGRAPH, del regreso
lie la senora. Gros Y la llegada de Ia
senorita Speraudien.
Ambos esperaban en- Ia tcrraza CUE
dominaba Ia cntrada de Ia propieGad,
Ia llegada del coche, cargado de aqui-
pajes, que debia traerlas de Ia esta-
cion.
Los viejos sirvientes de Ia seRo-
"a eros, tenian a Ia senorita Sperau-
diem un carino, que su d~esgracia ha-
bia acrecentado por dos veces; prime
70, cuando muri6 su madre, la ami
ga de su anna; despues, q Ia noticia
de tan i~nesperado fin de aquel hom-
bre excelente que habian visto, hacia
POGO tempo, lleno de vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

En- Ia casa de campo de Montre-
don. que la ~presencia de Roselna
t.ansformaria, serian dichosos de po-
derla servir.
En- cfecto, una mctam6rf0sis COM
p!eta Sc oper0 en- algunos dias en- IA
casa, bajo la direction de RoSelina, a
quien Ia senora Gros cedia toda 81
autoridad Y Anita s~ecundaba 4 ma
r%avilla.
TODD cuanto habia pasado en- IL
casa de Montredon, algunos mcses
antes. Sc rep~resentaba ahora en- Ro-
selma. y siguiendo este orden &c ideas
acordabasc de su hijo, de qu;cn no ha-
bia tenido noticias desdc su vuelta !
Angel, pues solo una vez Ia dijo Sill
a n que acababa de escv;bir a Ia no.
driza: precisamentc el dia antes de 81
arresto.
Hubiera querido saber d6nde viva
"a nodriza para poder, al menos, es-
cribirla y tener noticias del niho, por
cartas que podia recibir en- lista d?
Correos, o a nombre de Anita, para
que NADIA Sc s~ospechase.
81 ella hubiera sabido como hacer
ilegar una carta q Silvano, lc habria
escrito; pero recordaba haber dido
decir que los presses no podian reel
Dir mas cartas que las de Ia familia.
Y, ademas, ic6rlo enviaria Ia carta?
Ella no saba q d6nde habia sido a.
quel traslado desde .Argel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

CPaSG q ia Ga. Llama. col. %a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

Con una presencia de espiritu que
no .lei6 Sospe:har NADIA, Roselina dio
en- seguida otro giro a la CONVERSE
cion, hablando de su pr6Ximo viaje 4
Marsella. del que continue %ocupando-
So cen su madrina.
Roselina 10 tenia otro pensamientO
que cl de partir cuanto antes, ano--
que saba que Silvano Sc hallaba Ell
Francia, pues no solo guerra aproxi-
marSe a 81. sine informarse. sobre TO-
do, de cuanto le ocurria Y ayudarlc Z
salir de apuros. Ash Sc acercaria tam
bien a 81 hijo. Y ALA abajo, en- Ia in
trinidad LENA de teYnura de que Sc We
ria rodeada. Sc decidiria un dia a con-
feSarlo TODD 4 su madrina.
La partida fue precipitada, 10 que
no cxtran6 al senior Rouvaire, quien
habia tcnido va OCCASION dc hablar COT
la sonora GroS. sobre los p~royectos
dc su pupila, Y consinti6 dejar mar
char a RoSelina o ella.
La exploitation de las ~extensas pro
piedsties que Ia perteneaian, cSta~
ban en- buenas manos, Y Ell banquero
no tendria mas que enviar a Ia seno-
"a eros, las cantidades que quisiera,
de las importantes rentas de su ahija-
da. el sobrante de las cuales colo
caria en- valores bien SECURES.
Cuando alcanzase su mayor edad,
Ell senior Rouvaire daria cuenta de su
tutela y hasta c~ntonces va podrian
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

haberse realizado todas las propi@da-
des, 10 mas ventajosamentc possible.
La noticia de aquella marcf2 tan
yiolenta, fue un goipe para el hijo
del banquero. Alfredo RouVairc a.
maba sinceramente d Roselina. Mn
guna declaration habia salido dc sus
labios Y NADIA dej6 tras!ucir dc 10 que
pasaba en- e., en- ell momento de su
separation, cuando Ia acompaio con
su padre a bordo del buque que debia
conducirla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
". MI,ZQUIZ BLANCO.

Roselina parecio Salir entonccs &c
81 torpeza.
Agrandaronse sus ojos subitamente
Y sus miradas Sc f~ijaron sobre aque,
la mujer, que seguramcnte saba al
go mas de 10 que decia.
Sc eviJa hablar dc Siivano delan-
te de m;-dijo.-iPor que?....
No s6-dijo Anita cen eHsbarazo.
IN fin. a,guna raz5n habr&; d.
meio tolo.... Quiero saber 10 que
7aza... 10 que Sc dice.
oh, L. senorita puede estar Sc
gura de que nunca di 4 cntender a
nadie.....
Sobre quG-pregunt6 Rosciina
cEy2 tur5acion &umentaba.
Ia doHce!la -evel6 entonces que ma
cia muchc tempo, pueS no pudiero't
pasar desapercibidos para ella: pero
que jani$ diio 4 nadie Il sofa pala-
bra sobre clio.
Ia OCCASION de confiarse I alguien
Sc presentaba ' Roselina Quiso apgo-
vecharla,
Conocia I Anita hacia mucho item
po. siempre habia viviGo esta cerc2
de ella.
Era evidente que algo hab!a debido
co@2rsn2ar sorprendieado en- parte
el secreto de su joveH ANA.
La discretion que habia guarda-
do. inspire confianza a RoSeliaa.
Su resolution fue tomada de Tepen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
San Antonio, Tex, Febrero 3 de 1917.
Senior D. Ignacio E. Lozano.
Director de LA PRENSA.
Ciudad.
Nluy senior MIC:

Ciudad.
Muy senior milo:
I'm estudio muy somero de los ban
cos hipotecarios en- Mexico, "a 2 ser
81 objeto lie Ia presente.
Fin mi Ultima cart2 Sc ha vistc, CO.
Nc los bancos de emission han disfru-
tado de privilegios eXhorbitantes, los
cuales. unidos I Ia ~corrupcion admi-
~nistrativa, han permitido I nuestr&s
instituciones b~ancarias obtener gran
des uti,idaGes Y a .lgunas de elias,
impunemente hasta cmeter actos
que. en- otros paises, habrian caido
baio Ia acciGn de a ley penal, como
cconteci0 en- M caso bien conocido
del publico meXicano.
Pero 81 los bancos de. emission han
d~isfrutado de pr:vilegios, estos han
s:do insignificantes, 81 Sc comparan
con los otorgados a los bancos hipo-
tecarios.
Estes banccs prestan 0 garantia
de fincas risticas 0 urbanas. emiten
boros que diSflGtan de "a misma ga
ran,:a. causan reditos Y son amorti-
zados en- Gpocas Y circunstancias de-
terminates. La lev autoriza q esta
clase dc barcos . hacer otya clase de
onoroc;oras
~ hono h~ino+ecorio es. mes, como
- binc.e a. io,-rrmanto Dor medic
dol c.,oI 90 ancdera de los caritales
o,,o brscor NM sagYra inversion. ca
nitaIes 4 prcsta el banco 4 los due
5os 10 fincos ristic2s O urbanas. con
-oror,;o. b~i,o.ccorias de dicbas fin
bo,oos ,,~ro-ecorics noqan = los
..a3oua. ID hnros nm interas de G
No.. cionro ANIMAL y cobran . los deu-
dora. do, barco IN 10 y cuarto
no,. o;o,,o an 81 mismo tempo. in
ar.,..,J, /, .mortiz,ci6n res2ectiya.
- -. oh,;,o . lbs honcos = tener
..o.;,., oouo rese,,.a net5lica.
f..l. o.,o.;.1 10 o~a,onria nara
nr;- ~ sor,.;c;o do in+oreses de los
bo,os b~;,o,ocarios nero Ia Secretaria
10 Hac;erdo one ba estaio sobre Ia
Iav nara f~avorecer al amigo. Sc re-
.l l. .,.o~;v,r l., in
,.or.;a, do, foncb de- ~rarantia. Este.
49,, 10 Carlo cor f~,oo7.anta infrac-
,,.;a dol ,avro LEGAL O sea lei articu-
- N ia /, Law de In]stituciones de
| Crsdito
FL horco M mode ser declarado
-, o,iol,, orrona M nague 81 capi-
al :. los raditos dc los bonos. 10
ono, como 50 ve. es reimbursement
70 immoral
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

Roseiina era dichcsa, per tcaer 4
su lado I una persona o quien pu-
diera hablar confiadarncnte de Silva
no, aunquc no supiese toda Ia yerlad.
Anita no hab:a sy~:rendido mas que
Il parte de su amor, ignorando las
constituencies del mismo. que Ia hija
del senior ~Spcrautien, por natural. pu-
der, Sc abstuvo de i~acerla saber.
E.oseiina encarg6 4 Anita Sc infor-
ara escribiendo 4 Angel sin hab.ar
de ella para NADIA, del paradero de
Silv,lo. Podia dirigirse confiGea-
ciaimante q Juan, el ordenanza. 4
Quial lie scria faci! adQuirir las no.
ticias Que ella buscaba, aun cuando
solo lograse averiguar cl rcgirlionto
en- Que sirvi6 S;lvano.
Anita escribi0.
Tres dias despuGs, recibia Ia c
puesta de Juan. Este habia sabIio 10
que guerra, oyendo hablar al senior
PeyrieuX ccn G. c~aiero. acerca de Sill
vano, quien, segun clos d%iieron Sc Il
contraba en- Lyon, sujeto q IN Coase-
10 de Guerra Que habia de iuzgarle
por discretion.
Hallabase Roselina pensando : en-
ell mcmento de dirigir una cart2 a ST.
vano, cuardo lego e. c~arta-o, entire
gando IN pl;ego dirigiGo ella, en-
81 que conoc;6, 4 primer golre de
vista. Ia letra dc ST amaEte. La G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
OCURRIDO.

En- el corral de Martinez
IN coyote Sc colo
.ie.ta noche. al g~allinero
siguioSe sin dilacion
: con callos y gallinas
preciosamente :ic hart0,
sin que el dueno de las ayes,
uuien por cierto era espanol,
supieSe del atentado
de aQuel coyote brib0n.
Supo del case MARTINEZ
al lucir eli nueyo sol,
Y sordamert" indignado
a suS geuteS congreg6
para ca2ar n coyote
bandido Y mcrodeaGor.
lie coyer@ Sivo o muertOl
c!amaba On su indignation,
Y en- busca de aquel coyote
cuatro docenas manG0
de valientes canorales
armadcs 4 81 SAILOR.
Pas6 cl cr'upo las froatcras
.ia Ia hacienda del patron
V en- los tcrreN2s eXtraHoS
bravamente SC colo.
T'odos dijeron: "i!o p"scam,
&c SECURE, 81 senior.
Pero... d;cen las h~istcrias
Que IA bravo expedition
0esc6... gripa. calenturas,
viru4las -. que Sc 70,
pero runca tuvo el gustc,
nj de nocke nj con sol,
de mirar cerca al coyote
que su marcia origir0.
No cream UGs. que al cucnto
uuiero hallarle aplicaci6n,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04
TIR0S Al BLANCO
torres:


Habra corridas ie toros
en- Mexico, 81 senior,
pues los "re-constituyentes"
conceptuaron de caj6n
qua "a que al pueblo, del pulQue
Sc lie rr;va V del alcohol,
en- las corridas de toros
tenga hermosa diversion.
Fl proyecto anti-taur6maco,
scgdn dicen. Sc dcb!o
q cue siete "diputados
ni?imbiaucs". de los de hoy,
l. pl&c;ta Gel Toreo
miraban con mucho amor.
para aDrovcchar q fierro
con que ella Sc corStruy6,
fabricando habitaciones
de moderna complexion.
Por estas O Por las otras,
el Proyeero 10 pas0,
V en consecuencia. muy pronto
Ia cran Fiesta del valor"
Sc encontrara en- 81 apOgeo
complete, Ell nuestra nacion.
Unos dicen que CarranZa
de este mode 10 orden6
por ciertas m.ras de espiritu
mcramente redentor,
es decir, porQuc adivina
cue volvera a IA nacion
4 monumental Gaona,
el fan!oso matador;
' como este va en- Europa
muchos millones gan0...
6 ciaco: en- cuanto al pals
vuelva. 4 lucir su valor
y a causarle calostrios
al alma de Ia aficion,
las gentcs de Eenustiano
10 l!aman conspirador
o 10 d~nclaran "cientifico"
porquc Huerta 10 abraz6;
10 enchiQueran en- "a carcel,
: $ no suelta un million
de los brillantes "trOmpudos'
cue Ell Europa So gan0,
Sc le acaban los encantos
de Ia fiesta del valor'.
Pero Gaona TO es de hule,
no volvera q su nacion,
porque 6l sabe torear Miuras,
pero carrancista no,
y eStoy cierto de que opina
10 mismo que III servidor:
con don VEINS, nj 2 hanarse,
porGue Sc pierde el jab0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-04

mas 81 alguna analogia
Quiere encontrarle e. lector,
no lame a Villa coyote"
pOrque este. nurca corri0,
, en- nuestro pals, coyote
Sc lie llama 81 corredor -.
C~HANTECLER.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
DANCING

Take q course 81 5 private lessons
and learn TO dance from Madame. les.
ter. Honoinia's leading teacher. Is %.
o. II hall. corner OF Fort and King,
Office Tel. Ilgg. Res. 1915
0fffce hours. s to s. fS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
AN OLD SAYING
BUT A TRUE ONE

The old adage.5 "a dollar saved is 9
dollar earned" could never be applied
more truthfuily than is evidenced by
the exceptional values N the Rebuilt
and Used car sale which The Won
Hamm. Young Company Is now con-
Quoting at the corner Of Alakea and
Hotel streets. r =. a.
The sale was advertised to;last uns
til Saturday, May 9Th, but If today's
sales are any criterion, it is quite eyi-
dent that the curtain will drop ere
Saturday and The Won Hamm-Y oung
Company's cast of statesmen will be
seeking engagements elsewhere or will
be Siisporting themselves in the break
ers at Waikiki, owing to q shortage
OF cars with which to satisfy the clam
oring bargain seekers, 81 SIS
Every car on sale is a. bargain az
it's price. So IL 1T falls to your for
tune to buy the last car on sale, you
may rest assured that YOU have earn.
ed many dollars BIZ inye sting q few.
Adv. II, -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
WEI KNOWN PlIANIAIIOn
MAN rs OPERATED ON FOR
APPENEiC TITS AT HlL0

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondencs.l
HILO, April 30.--Manager James
Henderson of. the Hawaii Mill Com
|pany, was operated upon In the Hilo
hospital on Saturday last for append,
Ecitis. He had complained of pains In
the region of the appendix for some
years. past, but had been too busy to
lay off and 60 to the hospital
Mr.. Henderson is reported to have
come through the operation which
turned out to be q serious one I'm
good shape and his many friends are
hoping to see him around town in the
near future. ,.- .x.z.:g - so.
Some years ago Henderson decided
that he had appendicitis in a mild
form but as the pain would disappear
for months at a stretch, he thought
that in time the complaint would wear
eff However, this did not happen
aud on Saturday he had to submit to
the surgeons knife. IL T.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
NO ARREST MADE,
SAYS lOA DAMN

II
| BeTtram Won Damn Is back from
San Francisco and is busy expanding
/ the choice PACK Of assorted rnfnors
which have circulated about him ever
since he went to me coast two months
ago. : j. s=~ : 49, ~
After greeting his family and Eesng
greeted by them he spoke to star
Bulletin reporter as follows: III.
You see me an here, don't you
9husiness CT printing at hifnself1 i
Tut IN all my time at San Francisco
arranging insurance matters Tor Fl.
Hackfe,d & Company. My stay was
entirely there and was guest al the
Palace hotel The only policeman /
saw the whole time was our. friend
Santos on the dock here when came
back. You could not: keep. me away
from Hawaii With 42-centimeter
gun. was not arrested any time any
where and the runlors about me are
most surprising. i.
The reports IN circulation here in
cluded the runrored arrest of Won
Damn along the Mexican border by
u. S. secret service men, that he was
charged with completely in Mexican.
German eonspiracies. This .rurnor
was punctHred q few weeks, ago by
the Star Bulletin, which published an
official statement from Hackfeld &
Company as to the reasons for Won
Damm's absence all the coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
RICE SHOWER GIVEN
YOUNG WOMAN COMING
TO BE MARRIED HERE

Rice lay, thfckly on the deck near
the gangplank OF Matson boat. II
was thrown BY fellow passengers oil
the steamer as token of aloha to
Miss Margaret Sullivan, who came to
marry B. n. Proll, who is connected
with the auto supply department of
the Won Hamm- Young Company.
Miss Sullivan and Mr. Proll were
plentifulIy showered with the Mat.
son Navigation Company's best brand
OF rice. supplied for the occasion BY
the chief steward. 49, $3.50
The young couple were: to be mar.
ried some time today. The bride Is
San Francisco girl and the bfiiIe-
groom has been a resident OF Homo
lulu for the last six or eight months,
in the employ Of the big local auto.
mobile firm J.. r. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
BIG THINGS WAIT
AID CLUB LUNCH

At noon lunch tomorrow the Homo.
I lulu Ad Club WIN assemble In the
| largest and most important meeting
| ever held by that progressive body.
+ The special committee appointed TO
| investigate What to do for the sol.
der Is going to make q most mo-
| mentons report, the nature Of which
viii not be disclosed in advance.
| Every member has been urged to
| drop everything else tomorrow If for
Der who have promised to be present
d record turnout Is predicted. - :.
The AID Club is a Tive" organfza:
ton; 1t has a live" membership and
live" ideas. The one to be promul-
gated tomorrow is the most animate
and human yet attempted II smacks
Of the real, pushing, Help each other
spirit Of the club.
A nifty card reminder. emblazoned
with miniature red, white and blue
"Old Glories" on one side, is being
named to members today. r.
The meat of the reverse side, also
in the co1ntry's colors, as gotten UP
by Secretary H. Soper, is that a
real, definite, clear-cut proposition
will be up for consideration, one that
results, from some real hard work on
the part OF, the AID Club committee.
THE proposition will show the pub
lie that HonolulHfs always In the van
for real good work, &" IS one statement
on the card of what is said to be the
biggest and best community welfare
work that the club has ever tackled
The special committee will lay the
whole matter before the club immed:-
ately asfer meeting, in q strikingy
short, snappy, concise report. =.
Special speakers to the subject will
be Brig. Gen. r. s. Strong, Frank C.
Anterior, w. A. Horn, Y. N. G. A.
field secretary; Capt. Norris Stayton
and others. - - :. q
In the absence Of James Wakefield,
L A. Thurston VIII act as chairman OF
the committee. IL - E
sReco5nizing the. Importance of the
Ad Clubs meeting, the Apollo Club,
the big musical hit OF the season, has
chosen this time to make its first .ap.
pearal1ce IN public and "a voices I'm,
der Stanley Livingston, president, and
George A. Andrus, musical director,
will speed the work with inspiring,
deep-throated songs.
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