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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
Vacation School
To Be Provided
During Summer
Free kindergarten Determines
:. on Plan and Will Also Pay
Aala Park Director

= Two important decisions were
reached this morning at Q, meeting Of
the Free Kindergarten and Children 8
Aid Association. One Is. that the soci-
ETY. will assume the responsibility Of
providing a trained director for the
new AaIa park playground during May
and the other embodies plans for the
establishment Of a vacation school at
Atkinson park this summer similar TO
the one successfully conducted last
year.
As a result OF the splendid May Day
fete On the Punahou campus, the So
etety expects to, clear about $1,000.
Some of the reports have not yet been
received.
The society wishes to especially
thank Miss Frances Lawrence for her
work in making the fete success, as
well as the following persons who
thci- time and energy:
Delicatessen-Mrs. z. A. r. Ross,
Mrs. A.. Fuller, Mrs. c. s. Wright
Flowers-Mrs. BrIlce Cartwright
Jr., Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Patterson.
Ned Steel, TwIgg Smith.
NFdBS-mtSS Jessie hSHucoSi mto9
Pauline Schaefer, Miss Ruth Ander-
son, Miss ThelnG Murphy, Miss Har-
riet Richardson.
Candy-Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss
Violet Mckee, Miss Lady Macfarlanc,
Mrs. George Collins. Mrs. Derwent
Lemonade-1Mrs. Z. c. Waterhouse,
Mrs. A.-G. Halves, Jr.,, Mrs. William
Williamson, Mrs Charles Chilling
worth, Mrs. Grafton Beall, Mrs. Char
Ictts Dowsett. ! 7E.
Ice Cream-Mrs. I. D., Stubs, Mrs.
Theodore Cooke, Miss Eleanor, Cart
ley, Miss Eleanor Sturgeon.
Grounds Mrs. St. C. Sayres, assist |
"a by Boy Scouts.
Tiekets--MIss A. Lewis, Jr, Mrs. '
Percy Pond. Miss Helen .Kimball.
Mrs. Ale Murphy Mrs. w. H.
Ioogs, Jr, Mis- Doris Noble, Mrs.
i. d. Bode, Miss Lehna Ulunahele,
frank Barwick, the trustees Of Puma |
lou Tor the grounds. the. Star Bullo-
in for programs and the Advertiser
or tickets. ~ -s.1.5'
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SHORTAGE or RICE
MAY BE RELIEVED
IN NEAR FUTURE
Continued from page one,

Japan. Honolulu cargo was not &C,
cepted, 4r1ept IN limited quantities
and Is consequence many orders OF
local hherchthts remained untitled,
causing . shortage IN many articles
imported from Japan. -. -. :. i.
The shortaee Of 1917 Japan rice
imported during January. FebrJary
and MARCH, oyer the same months OF
1tiG yN1s j, 900 bags or nearly 12.1gL
. Oags d month or at least 25 per cent
Of the amount required to take cara
Of normal consumption. Freight rutes
have advanced from 30 cents q bag III
1914 to s1.05 bag IN 1917.
War Scare and Shortage
Late in March california.growH
rice was a. low q. $3.50 at Galtfnr.
nIa mills, Warsscare and reports Of
cereal crop shortage caused a shsra
odTance on the coast. When local
nerchants realized that transports
ton was cnrtailihg local Supplies,
many refuiaf rice dealers and man,
Who did not ordinarily handle rice.
sent cables 10 every dealer they know
n San Francisco. asking for prices ON.
rice, and purchases we're made up ms
hifh as 1915 a bag.
The publicity given to rice shos.-
~ caused 1Ioai people who wouia
.1InI|IIy III as,ag, TO lay IN several.
I1Fs (her8t5 increasing the local
shortage and naturally Increasing the
demand and price.
The r. X. X. We are informed.
han promised local japanese import
tf1 cargo space Tor 1000 tons more a
month. and this should relieve tho
shortage 10 q large extent, but II IS
our opinion that prices maintaining
o1fIy n the year VIII not return uIl-I
II| new crops are haryeztedL9
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indignation for $50 years, to have a
strong national sense according to EH.
ropean standards, but sense Of race
and desire for independence Is grow
ing. This feeling constitutes meTac-
Central Powers, and an immense asset
from the standpoint of the Entente.
For 600 years 1t has been the policy
of the Turkish rulers Of the Arab
people to stimulate tribal, municipal
and political feuds to support one fac.
ton against another. and thus hold
the people in subsection. During this
period, while Arab vitality and intel
lect have remained .undamaged, the
lands inhibited by the Arabs. once
countries Of civilization, progress and
culture. have become wastes and an.
agglomeration OF ruins.
The whole situation Is now chang.
ing, and old religious and tribal feuds
are dying down rapidly. IN Syria there
is a sense of unity and brotherhood
among Arab-speaking peoples such as
las not existed since Turkish domina
tion was first inflicted on the. country.
Two recent occurrences have done
much to promote this feeling Of unity.
One is Djemal Pasha's reign Of terror
at Damascus, which brought suffering
and death into the noblest Of the
prineeIy families. The other is the ac-s
tion of the Sheref Of Mecca and his
followers in proclafming their indie
The Sheref has taken the
title of King of the Dedjaz.
Since the proolan1ation Of his king
ship, King Hussan has formed ALI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
ORDER OF KAMEHAMEHA =.
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

At the regular meeting of Hawaii
Chapter No. /, Order of Kamehameha,
held last night at e. Of p. hall, the
following officers were elected AMI 10
be Installed in June for the ensuing
terms Eli j. Crawford, nihrlo all;
VIM. Chnnk Hoon, Sr., kaukau aliis
VIM X. Cano, laV ali. Selaaiehe uis,
kahuna; Reuben Kinney kakaolelGS
VIM Chung Hoon. Jr., kuauhau;; Sd
Wongham, aipuupuu: Heurly II VIII
liarns. Quhikuhipuuone; Henry Bell,
pukau nut; Sam Pinao. pukaua Xxi;
Samuel X. Kamaiopili, kiai loko. and
John X. Khmanoulu, kiai waho; Jos
eph X. Kanepnu, Samuel X. sKWauai-
opiIl and solomon Meheula; trustees.
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". $. GOVERNMENT PLANS
TO sulLD sTEEL SHIPS

2 WAsHINGToN D. O. Government
plans to increase the output Of steal
merchant ships reached the point
wheresft appeared probable that build
ers Of this class Of vessels will be
asked to come here TO confer with
members Of the shipping board OF the
council Of national defense Z
The Administrations takes the view
that while It Is desirable to build rs
many wooden ships as possible to
meet the pressing need for vessels TO
carry foodstuffs and Ammunition 60.
Europe, II also Is necessary to keep
up the construction OF steel ships to
provide for the future
The council af national defense and
the shipping board are working togeth-
er on the nfoblenl.
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ances with the other important indie,
pendent rulers Of Arabia, and wherever
these alliances reach, the Turk rules
no more. The territory thus divorced
from Turkish rule covers q space near.
~ rs large as India.
I'm the United States and South
America there are many Arabs, and
they have there proved themselves
the moral and intellectual equal Of the
Caucasian The great driving force oe
Arab raeialism gives grounds for
hopes for an Independents Arabistan.
which assisted by kinsmep II America
should have all the essentials Of pro-
gress and stability
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WANTED.
FOR TRENT.
UNFuRNIsHEo HOUSES,
ZOE sAlE.
REAL ESTATE.

IN Royal Grove, just opposite new
{. Ainahau Park, a new 5-room bunga-
low. two :, bedrooms. large living
room, screened porch, large laundry
tub, Rund hot water heater, fine.
bath room and shower. large garage
with cement floor, $4,000. which in
oludes new gas stove and furniture,
ready to move into; $500 cash. bal
ance monthly payments, 5000 per
month. first payment not due for s
months, this is bargain for Quick
sale. 2417 kuhio avenue 677S-tfi
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Wilt SEEk to CLEAR
CRIMINAL CAL ENDAR
iN RAPID FASHION

Beginning next Monday amorning
Circuit Judge Ashford win 60 70 work
q, the trial Of crini1ai matters in an
nlIonbl TO clear up a calendar Of
II1rlY 100 cases rhe probate and
1|..r calendars ii Judge Ashford'S
division are comparatively light.
Nearly zoo civil cases are now pend
ms II Circuit Judge Kemp's cttirt.
These DO not include the divorce
Eases 81 which there were nearly
|0| p[1f'n6 len Judge Kemp 1eok
~ 011tI| - 1It0rce calendar M
been reduced 70 some extent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
ARABIA MAY BE GIVEN GOVERNMENT
OF ITSELF WHEN WAR; Tended

british. official opinion on the Arabian
question. II says: ,s-. - =. -.
"The@ Arab race Is beginning not
only to awake but to coaIesce. We are
on the verge of one of those great
Arab intellectual movements which
have been turning points in the history
OF the past both in Asia and Europe.
THE Arabs cannot be expected,
after being the victims OF stpdied dis
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
UTILITIES COMMISSION
VISITS FATAL CROSSING

Public utilities commissioners were
to leave at 1870 o'clock this afternoon
to visit Robinson's crossing on the
Oahu Railway line where g. train
crashed into traction engine several
weeks ago, killing the traction driver
and his fireman II was also planned
to visit another crossing on tile line
where an auto truck was hit by a
train early this year,
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.FlasT CESS AsoLlsHgD
ny Associated Pressl

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. First class
coaches are no longer carried by the
Swedish trains. While they were
profitable from financial standpoint,
their abolition makes possible q re-
tluction OF the number of cars drawn
~ each locomotive and helps husband
Sweden.s dwinIling stock Of coal
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1By Associated P1essl

LONDON, Eng. 1t is generally be-
lieved in England that the close of the
war will see the Reorganization of
Arabia into definite autonomous gov
eminent, known as Arabistan with the
capital in Mecca and governing ter
ritory about the size of India. Reut-
er's Agency =, sends out a despatch
which may be taken to, summarize
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
Information for Travellers,
Of Departure Wilmington.
T-Ans Marked % E1pressss.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE 4 W.

FsaadslPsia Nh So. sse- os. 90 80 7oS 10.
M So $40 & So So 80 -s g.. So os
g3S%,'i7l i;'s'
sos 5S Ho 10 = So 90 ss. is a5. ss. 81 o.
Baltimore and ws'AiRgo9 sunday A. MI o. 90. az. tes.
SO as. -. s.i5. $50 Is.os 40
49, s is '' iTfs S{ S s5 s os . sis
soss "c1onl leaving VII
.. .Esa,Ts F5grs.' viii
DELAWARE DIVISION
Pen" down The STATE Ma Charles 90 ~
A. S. 70 1ss Gap. c.ass Expresses. M2iSs
DELAWARE DIVISION, P. b. RAILROAD.
"a 4. pen ss ' f ssssrs.. MA 5i 9 SO t NJ
Points Down the state Sundays hiaoi 75s o4a' p NJ
ONO RAILROAD
l pl ny | so so ' Ss ss sts 81 ''0 MS
a.. sos o ss as ols. COS.
sSnf's' F' T 90. 80 ~ 5s.' 49,
P. H.@isS. s.Sss' 80 sss. 7,Sl. SIS
PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
H'Sr .'S WI s'' n .ss Al y l'' NJ as '
STEAMBOATS,.
poon a ti d ciF 80 ssS 80 e. d Nj Il '
200 so ZOO So &C., e. Zoo 9 o6 100 800 % n y s @
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
ute. tie. A hour ' Ss S Foe s ss s minutes
r S:s s e Minutes ss D'i d. ' S X. d, H i
for B s Mi ;. n P's. g 'S s G Mn Les,
% :s e. s:a & s as 'fs % &
*: n: SSaS sSg every nuis END ssdu cs.
Ksnnss sqVs1s West Chester snd'w ~
y % 'Ss as IS ss s after s S Ss .a s 's
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
U-BOAT TORPEDOES
SAID TO Be FAULTY
Supplies Shortage Tells on
Germany, Naval Experts
Believe
TAKES SIX MONTHS
TO MAKE TORPEDO

WASHINGTON, July ia theory
that German torpedoes have lost con-
siderably in effectiveness since the be-
ginning OF the war is advanced In a
statement issued by the Navy
League of the United States. The
naval experts estimate that the aver
ago German torpedo has lost almost
ten knots in speed and consequently
can be fred with much less accur-
acy in long range fighting.
The belief that the German torpedo
supply is weakening was suggested
by the increasing frequency with
which press dispatches reported mer-
chant ships as successfully lodging
torpedoes 1t is the supposition that
the necessity Of turning out the tor
pedoes in huge numbers has resulted
in the decline OF their efficiency. The
constant increase in the size of the
German submarine fleet and the
widening of the zone OF operations
have drawn greatly on the torpedo
supply Earlier in the war It often
was possible for the U-boats TO use
gun fire to capture or sink merchant
men. Now that so many merchant
ships are armed the submarines have
been compelled to remain submerged
and use their torpedoes more freely
Il takes six months TO construct {
torpedo. There is a chance of Ger
many running short in Some materia
! essential in their manufacture. The
/ U boat warfare, it is said, was NOT or
ignally thought out and prepared b!
Germany for war on the scale it Is
now being waged. Therefore thu
stock of torpedoes was not suficien
for the purpose The deficiency loni
was made up by increasing the outpu
OF torpedoes, but with the tremendou
land operations she has essayed Ger
many could not have devoted a maxi
mum OF labor or materials TO tn
making Of torpedoes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
j. S. FLEET IN S0t..
ATLANTIC EXPLAIhEI
Expected TO Counterfeit
tivities of German Ae.
tators in Argentina
WHEAT SHIPMENTSS
CAUSE ERIC !

WASHINGTON, July 16-Ann y
ment was made by the State DepartN
ment last night that the American
squadron In South American waters
would visit Buelos Ayres in response
to a cordial invitation from the gov
eminent Of Argentina.
The significance of the prospective
visit is that it probably means the
opening of an era Of cordially be-
tween the United States and the Ar
genuine. with the result that Latin
American sentiment will be solidly
crystallized against Germany.
Because Of political friction between
opposing parties in Buenos Ayres
Argentina has heen lukewarm in sun
port Of the Entente cause. German
agtators have been busy there an.
the party opposing the governm
has accused IL of pro-German
ings with the result that the gov
ment apparently sought to strengt
its internal position by represe,
the Entente nations particu..
Great Britain, as pursuing a cou.
inimical to the interests Of Arg
tina.
There has been disagreement
tween the British and Argentin
( ernments over the refusal Of n
! tina to allow wheat shpmtk
British ports This wheat
I has admittedly caused the Sta,
parment here much concern.
dition there was an effort mai
Argentine pacifsts. backed by
! Germans. TO stage a peace conferU
in Buenos Ayres, TO which the Il
American countries were invited. !
Brazil refused to attend the confer
ence, to which the United States was
not invited; and the other Latin
American nations followed Brazil S
lead
Within the last ten days, however
there has been an apparent change In
tao attitude of Argentina with indica-
tions Of friendship for the Entente
cause and the eradication Of German
influences. The visit Of the American
feet will, it is believed, seal the bono
OF sympathy between Argentina anC
the cause OF the United States and the
Entente.
Argentinas importance TO thu
United States is two fold. as besides
wheat Argentina has a valuable bee
supply which may be greatly in
creased and help relieve threatened
food shortages.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
TRANSPORTATION. q
WILSON LINE

WILMINGTON PHILADELPHA ROUTE.
Summer schedule in effect Saturday.
June 49,
Leave Fourth street wharf. Wilmington,
for Philadelphia. and Chestnut street wharf,
philadelphia for Wilmington. at Z. 40. y. 90.
10 30 A. n. 12 o'clock noon; / 80. 3. 90,
AIS, 500, 100, 30, $50 p NJ
ALL BOATS STOP AT CHESTER
Last car connecting with boat leaves
Fourth And Market streets 10 minutes be.
fore boat time.
WILMINGTON PESNsGRoVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington @. 30, Z 90 s 90, Q. 90
10. 90, IL. 90 A. NJ, t2 o'clock noon. 1 90.
. 90. 8 90. 400. S 90 c 90, Z 90 g. 90,
. 90, 10; 90, hoo and u. 90 P. NJ
Leave Pennsgrove az 500, IT'S, 500, o 90,
1000. HOO q m. IL O'Clock noon, 90,
2 Is. 9 90. 100. 500, 100, ZOO. 8 90.
p 90. 1915. II 90 and IL on T. NJ
Frcnch's Grove near pier az PennsSrovs
now open for picnics and small Sunday
school excursions
Beat for charter FOR moonlight excursions
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
PROPOSALS.

OSALS-pROPOSALS FOR FUR.
nishing materials The Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Street and Sewer Department will
receive scaled proposals at the Office Of the
department, Room 26O. City Hall. Tenth and
King streets Wilmington Delaware. until 4
o. clock A NJ, Tuesday. July Gath. 1917 for
furnishing the following materials that may
be required by the Street and Sewer Depart
ment for a period OF one year from August
J. 1917.
Materials-portland cement. terra Gotta
pipes castings sewer bricks sidewalk paw.
INK bricks. bar sand. river paving sand and
gravel.
Copies Of instructions specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained at tho
Office OF tho Street and Sewer Department .
Tho right 90 reject any or all bids or 20 &C.
ccpt any portion OF a bid Is reserved
Attest. FRANK W pIFRSON,
iyI11816.1slo. Secretary
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
JULY 16.

The persons OF this birthdate should
be cautious in marriage They should
be certain that tastes in work and
pleasure are congenlal before enter
ing into a life contract.
Women born the first two weeks in
February Will find happy mates with
men OF this birthdate.
Women OF this birthdate should not
indulge themselves in their love Of
appearance They are fond OF good
clothes and OF much show, and should
guard themselves lest they make
friends because Of superficial reason
rather than that OF real worth.
The moon will give restlessness Of
nature an inclination to be tickle in
love and strong ambition.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
PALMTSTS.
JUNK DEALERS.
REGIsTER's NOTICE.

EsTATE OF CATHARINE BEATEs. De
II CEASED
Notice is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary upon tho estate Of Catherine Beates
late q Wilmington hundred. deceased. we're
duly granted unto John W. Crumbaugh on
the twelfth day Of July. A.. ID. 1877, and
All persons indebted 20 tho said deceased
are requested 30 make payment to the ex-
ecutor without delay and all persons hav-
ing demands against the deceased are re-
qyired 10 exhibit and present tho same duly
probated 10 the said executor on or before
the twelfth day Of July A ID. 1915 or
abide by the Law in this behalf
JOHN W CRuMBAUGH
1921 West Eighth street, Wilmington, Del.
Executor.
Charles b. Evans. Esq Attorney at Law.
I Ford Building. Wilmington. Del
jyl3-eod.pt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

TOY PoODLEs, THE REAL SMALL
Il kind. Puppies just right 10 take home.
Best breed. ". II. Foulkrod. No. 1903 W.
Third St. iune21-u.
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TOR RENT.

ToR NP-COMFoRTABLE HOUSE
II with garden and poultry house; three
quarters mile from Bear. ". B foote,
Porter Del. iv2-l2t
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

HAIR DRESSING PARLoR. WE'LL
II equipped. doing good busi1ess u.
A. phone 1924. junez9-lm.
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CToCK AND FIXTURES OF OLD EsTAB-
> lished grocery store on one Of the best
corners. Doing good business. Address
$50, Evening Journal iy13-5t.
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ID Apply No. i12 West ST. iunesn.
TVoR sALE-CHEAP. LOT or READY
Il roofing. Apply No Sls Orange street.
LIAR DRESSING PARLoR. WELL
II equipped. doing good business. d.
A. phone 5e24. lune-S-lm.
IYoR sALE-s.Fr. sHERER GILLETr
II display counter. refrigerator. show cases
and scales. 24o1 Market St. lylo-lwk
IVoR sALE-cUNNINGHAM UPRIGHT
u piano. in fine condition. address "
Box 462. iyl1ttf
; A LMosT NEW CASH REGISTER AT
n reasonable price $50 Pine street.
. lune@ou
DRoPERrY. NORTH SIDE OF NINTH
a east Of Madison street. Address SOL
Evening Journal ohee. lylo-ot.
A LAUNCH. 81 FEET LONG, "a HORSE
~ power Harris engine. Will sell at sac
fee. s. G. Turner IL East Fifth street.
fhone oooz'W lune-O'i
/ TOY PooDLEs, THE REAL SMALL
Il kind. Puppies just right 10 take home.
Best breed W II. foulkrod, No. 1903 W.
Third St. iune2l'm.
= CTocK AND FIXTURES OF OLD EsTAB-
y lished grocery store on one Of the best
corners. Doing a good business. Address
500, Evening Journal iylS'St.
EoR SALE, CHEAP-Two LOTS AT
| Il Holloway Terrace, 4O11oO, Apply 20
| Arthur kershaw Clifton Ave. Braok-Ex.
.sIe-4t,
GAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
- machines. New. slightly used and
25lo,J. W. T. Carrow. Singer Shop. No.
627 W. Fourth street. janz-H.
DECoRD EXCHANGE - RECORDS
~ bought, sold and exchanged. 10c aad
up; all makes also used records sold At
reasonable prices. No. SAL Orange street
open evenings. junel4'n.
EOR sALE-EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES
a VIII sell cheap fair trial given. Cor.
ner Clayton and Linden street. Take South
streets. july2-1at
GOOD PIANO NEW STYLE; CHEAP
~ for quick sale. Diningroom suite pho
nograph, leather couch morris chair baby
carriage and other household articles No.
lll5 w Eighth ST.. evenings. jyl1.2wks
WAL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES
" Jones Hollett, formerly No. al
shipley street. New location. No. 407 Ship
ley street. Wall papers and wall decorh
tors; Estimates eheerfully given. Phone
oOooy. mari-tf.
HDRAss BED, SPRINGS, osTERMOOI
I - mattress. two mahogany bureaus. dress
Ing table. three mirrors enameled bed
spring and mattress, chairs couch tables
rugs. No. Marlboro Apartments even
! ings. ivI6-6t
S7O0 WILL BUY PAIR OF HEAVY
OIOU horses, used to drop bottom
wagon $50 apiece. work single or double
harness, four days trial given S35 vii
buy chunky made horse suit any business
safe for anyone 10 drive. Corner Clayton
and Linden streets. Take s Harrison ST
car Fourth and Market SITS. iy16-eod-1m
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NOTICES.


NoTICE-THE oFFICERs AND MEM.
~ bers " Camp No. o p. o. OF A. are
requested 20 attend tho funeral Of Sister
Anna Nichols. No. 1928 w Second street.
on Tuesday afternoon. July IT, 1917. at
O'Clock Meet az NoA III W Second
street. AZ / 80 O'Clock BY order Of the
camp NJ. A. GIBBONS.
iyl0-2t. Recording Secretary.
NOTICE OF STOCKTON nERs' MEETING
a 10 the stockholders Of Oklahoma Ken
lucky oil Company;
You are hereby notified that a meeting Of
tho board Of directors Of Oklahoma Ken
lucky Ole Company was on July 10 and l.
1917. held at the ofice OF the Company. at
Ardmorc oklahoma pursuant TO call and at
said meeting tho following resolution was
I IN hereby deemed advisable Ia the Judgment
81 the board Of directors Of Oklahoma Ken.
/ lucky OIL Company, and most for the benefit
/ of said corporation. that 10 should be die.
/ solved and tho president and secretary ara
/ directed 60 cause due and legal notice II the
adoption OF this resolution % be mailed 20 cacfi
/ Etockholder Of said corporation residing In the
= United States, and also publication thereof in
/ newspaper ali as required by law. Of a
| meeting OF the stockholders 20 be held nj
/ tho ONCE of the corporation. AZ Ardrnore
! Oklahoma. on August %. 1917 az 10 o'clock
| Ia the forenoon. 70 take action upon this reso'
/ luton. and a. may by law he provided '
Dated o. Ardmoro. Oklahoma. this 18th OF
J. S. NNLLEN President.
L. Y. MULLEN, Secretary.
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A LAUNCH. 81 FEET LONG, "a HORSE
~ power Harris engine Will sell at sac
fee. s. G. Turner. ~ East Fifth street.
Phone 63O2-W june26-f-
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A MERIOAN GRAPHoPHONE COMPANY
a Preferred Dividend No. ~.
dividend mo. I'D OF one and three quar-
tors q "a per cent? per cent has been de
clrrcd upon tho Preferred Capital Stock OF
she American Graphophono Company, payable
August 70. 1917, 20 stockholders OF record
az the close OF business August L. 1917.
Transfer books will not be closed
@. W. WODDROP.
iyi62a-30. Treasurer.