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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-28
SEED WHEAT IS IN DEMAND
State Council Of Defense to Conduct
Campaign to Secure Supply
This Year.

Topeka-Seed wheat OF the hard,
red. turkey type will be greatly in de-
mand this fall. Millions Of acres OF
winter wheat in western and northern
Kansas and southern Nebraska were
abandoned because Of unfavorable sea-
sOnal conditions, points out the State
Council OF Defense.
1t is important that good turkey
wheat, free from SUIT and mixtures OF
rye and soft wheat, be available for
seeding these areas. In order to aid
farmers to secure the right kind OF
seed, the council will conduct a cam
paign to locate as much good seed
wheat as possible.
Wheat in counties where the turkey
variety is extensively grown and gives
promise of making fair crop, will
be inspected upon request and II
necessary will be listed as suitable for
seed purposes. Every effort possible
will be made to see that this wheat
is transferred from the grower to
those who need the seed to the best
possible advantage of all parties con-
cerned.
Growers who have good, reasonably
pure wheat and wish to dispose OF 1t
as seed, and desire to have 1t inspect
ed and listed by the council, may
write l.. E. Call at Manhattan.
In reporting fields for inspection the
name and address Of the grower, the
name of the variety and the location
Of the farm, with direction and dis
lance from town, should be given. 1t
may not be possible to inspect all
fields listed, but this will be done a.
far as possible.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-28

Oxford's oldest citizens Alonzo Roe,
who would have been 9S August II,
is dead. Mr.. Roe was a personal
friend of President William Henry
Harrison. often talking with him dur
ing his campaigning tours for Presi-
dent down Lake Erie. His first vote
was cast for President Harrison.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-28

A crow tried to roost on the electric
lighting wire to Wellington the other
night and was electrOcized. The body
fell across the alternating wire. COM
pleting the circuit, and Argonia and
other towns fed by the wellington
plant were in darkness until the sun
came up.
A 15-ton car OF salt was unloaded at
Hymer recently by Nellie Peckham
and Gladys Young. 10-year-old girls.
who wanted TO make money 70 be
turned over for patriotic ussA 1he
81 nnlshsd thsir Iask IA thSsP hsu1p'
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-28

Farmers of Reno county near Pretty
Prairie have adopted a SO a day wage
for harvest hands this summer. No
/. W. WIS will be allowed to stop.
Four hundred men are needed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-11-05
MfDDLEWAY ITEMS.

Mdaieway Noy. DIR and Mrs.
~. j. Frz ~ HedgesgHe. and son.
Joseph p Ffs recently Of Washing
TOE. aau Mrs Arthur ". Gilbert and
son Master Webster Gilbert, Of Mar
In burg were visitors of Mrs Wi
lam Gilbert and M Walter Barnes
~ sandae and while in town called
- SEE otaer relatives and friends.
Or and Ms Daniels and Mrs.
II plat smith OF Martinsburg, and
Ms j Fry OF Washington, no
.ored to aIfadleway on Sunday and
peu. taa az with Misses Molle ana
Catherine Johnson, calling also on
drs jos D Wigginton and other
.tiands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
SUBURBAN CLUB OFFICERS
Member. at \nnunI Meeting Wr-rl~rt
Entire Roster 10 serve
E.uAulur Year.

All officers ard mcmh"rs of tho
board were unanimously reelected hy
tho suburban club al its annual meet
im=. hcld last ntcht at the jefferson
Club. The report OF III" president
sho" cd TIA" clubs affairs 10 bc in cX
ccllcut condition.
Til" officers who Will serve tho on
SUING yCHr ar" l. j. MarcuSe. president:
Morton g. Thaihmcr, vie, president:
M"s". May, treasurer: l;alrh j. Levy.
s"crctarN. and the following members
of tho board NJ |; l;"scnbaum. l. ".
Kaufman. rcr"y !. Straus. Edward
Whitl""k Ralph y. iiimswangcr. w.
II. .'"hw"rHschild ana Gordon +.
strauss.
President Marcusc appointed e tour
nam"mt committee, consisting Of Tcrcy
] Slraus Sol NJ Schwarzschild and
Robert /" Wail"rStcin. Tho committee
VIII shortly ann"uncc tho schedule Of
tcunis and golf tournaments FOR the
season of 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
Cop Pays SO for
Quart of Whisky
lind Quality Has Poor at That,
Says IVcsin,orcland County
Officer.

For til" urst time in tho history .;
til" Commonwealth. as far as 'ariIoi
official COULD recall. III" machinery
OF "NtrndiO"n Was st IN notion YES
t'Td3y 20 bring back To Virginia :,
person charged with violating til" IL Ms
governing tn" handling nf liquor.
tioquisi,t"u WAS issued by tho Cover
NOT on tho Chief JuStic" Of tho SUI
promo Court Of tho District OF column
hia for Charles Lincoln licaic. charge 90
with selling whisky. lie is held by
the WASHINGTON police.
According 10 the Wcs;mor"i"nd
County authorities. I:calc sold To IAN
officer Who was assigned - gather
evidence against him. two quarts Of
we whisky at So quar-, The OIL
cor /, is said. found III" spirits OF
very poor quality. Tho cNchanS" tool.
place at Colonial Beach. scene az the
sensational! gambling raids conduct ,i
about two years ago under tho dircc-
ton OF Governor Stuart.
Before tho purchaser OF the whisky
could place Hoale under arrest he
skipped to Washington. Here II" was
located and locked up ny the police on
complaint of tho Wcstrorcland Couu-
Il authorities. Town Sergeant John
H. Terrell. Of Colonial Reach. lcft yes
tcrday TO serve the rc0uisi;ion papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
NO OPPOSITION TO
BINFORD'S CANDIDACY
school Board l. Taking No Part in
This or Any Other Aspect Of
state Politics.

NJ vcriflcat!"n could he obtained ycs-
tcrday Of tn" report that the city school
Board looks with dsiavor upon The
probable candidacy OF Jesse II l:n-
ford. assistant superintendent of
Richmond schools Tor the Office of
state superintendent ot Public In
struc;ion Those IN authority who
wcr" willing 10 discuss the matter at
all last night Indicated that the most
cordial relations obtLin between Mr.
iimi"rd AMI the School Eoard. and
the iast-namcd body IS ;;-<inc no hand
in this or amy othc! aspect Of State
politics.
To Mr.. Enford tho published report
that differences htv" dev"loncd he
tween himself and tho school I:oard
over his possible candidarv came AS Il
startling piece OF misiufoImatiou
1T would ho foolish in tin" .xir"nlc,"
said Nh lEuiord last uish; FOR me
10 desire ;hc School BOARD or the city
superintendent Of schools either TO in
durs" or disarprovc nay candidacy for
state Superintendent. should enter
the contest. the board would naturally
h" interested IN tn" question OF how
much time ! would los" from my work
in Richmond. ard il is but courtesy
due I" Tho board 10 have an under
standing ON this point"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
EDITORS OF VIRGINIA ON
WAY TO CHhRlOTT ESVIllE
LnrGe Attendance Promised NJ News
paper Conference at University
school Of journalism.

preserving the Goose" is the sub
icci upon which Don SeitZ. business
manager of the New York World. viii!
deliver an address tomorrow night be-
fore the Virginia Newspaper Confer
ence 10 he held az the University OF
Virginia. Mr. Seitz chose his own sub
jet, and i, indicates that he will have
something rich in store for the Nir-
rinia and North Carolina publishers
who tonight will begin ihciy travel TO
Charlottesville TO attend the confer
cnCe.
Hotel reservations hay" hccn made
10y more than fftN Of IN. representa-
tive editors and publishers OF The state,
and indications point 10 a very sue
Cessful meeting.
The newspaper conference supple-
ment "f. the Charlottesville Progress
Will he gotten out by ;hc school OF
journalism, and will have the follow
Ing staff
W. W. Moss. managing editor: Gil
bert s. Campbell. news editor; w u
Wranck w a. E'lannaEam and Horei
y. james. Ir.. reporters: II. + Jones
and w. II. Lavcustciu, editorials: san,
+. Nandcrsi!ce and K II. T:rvine. fca
lures
President Edwin y. -\lderuiau. Of the
university. has named tho followi in :
student committee 10 assist in enter
tninins the visitors. - NJ. Faulkner,
editor Of College Topics chairman
Hugh Leach. news editor College
Topics; Frank $. Barr editor rnivcr-
Sity OF Nncinia Magazine w J. Far
rish Jr- OF Richmond, editor or Corks
and curIs: 4. II ITarwood. editor Madi-
son Hall Notes. w. y. Nsf secretary
y. NJ. 9. = Francis Harmon. president
Virginia Union; James l.. White. prcst-
dent General Athletic Association: Rob
ert q. Butcher. prcsiden; Cuivcrsity
Gloe Club: Gilbert : Campbcll and
Howard I. Jones. OF tho school OF
Journalism.
The Virginia Newspaper Conference
VIII be held TO daNS-to- morrow ana
Friday the closing feature being =
banquet tend"red 10y the charlottesville
Chamber OF Comm"-cr al which .Iohr,
stewart BRYAN. Of Richmond. will dc
liver an address on New Virginia and
the Press and Eo,g"r Nckinscy. the
Benztown Bard viii .ccItc some Of his
"!lomcspun Verses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
WILSON CASE CONTINUED
suspected oT Rohbcry, Man Has in
~. Possession TWO Diamond
ninEs.

Tn" hearing of William T.. Wilson, Of
IL? East Marshall street, hold on sus-
piCion OF having cominittcd robbery.
Was continued in rolico Court ycster-
uay iroruing TO February "a Wilson.
!; l. said, had in his possession two
diamond rings and two fnhs or lock
cts FROM which Vt seemed jewels had
been removed y saf" in the cstnh-
hshnl"nt Of Matter T. FrayScr. papcr-
hanger aud decorator. ooi N"rta Ftf,h
Str,"t had ho"n tamp"red with. Dctcc-
tive Sergeant Wiltshire learned. and
hr was endcaVorinS yesterday to dis
cover whore Wilson obtained tho icw :
| clry ioand in his possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
WRIT OF ERROR
Supreme Court 10 Uc,icu tos. T.,
'oi'tnE Commission on i.cn,r
Of Huiidinc.

y writ OF error ana .,ip"rscdcas ,a.
awarded bv In" state Supreme ,.n,,r,
Yesterday to James T.. Casey :. ,bc
decree entered 10y tn" ,'orror,,i,n
Court OF LyrchhurE ON \oycrnhcr I,
1916. in favor Of n " Mostly ana Jnbn
stuart walker. Tho last uuncI wcr.
given Il judgment ;or $500.
Walker Il MoShy negotiated , d..,
Tor t"n-ycar lcns" of :, buildinc
owned hv Casey. Tor wniri ,hoy wcrs
To have received a commission of 2, .
month during In" life of u, lc,so
Shortly after The icasc Was c,cr,,t.d
the owner Of Tho buildiu. Sold rho
property Tho agents claimed Nor
commissions for In" cutirc ,...,c,,
period. holding that Tho snb.coucn,
sal" Of tho property ia no we, iny,li.
dated their right 20 a!l The commi..
sions
Casey claimed that no oor,r.c, "a,
the paymcnt Of commissions Tar mo
icn-Ncdr period was 'v"r .u,cr,d in.
between TIA" two parii"N. and rcf,.,o
10 pay Tn" claim A"ti"u vas Instituted
hy tho agents for tho rcro,c,v ., :,
600. which 'h"y "iaimcd w;,, duo ,h,r,
and tho court awarded them ,YOo IT,
this decree Casey was vos,crd,,
awarded writ Of error tho .unrcmo
Court requiring bond In the su,n ~,
$500. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
SOFT DRINK MEN TO BE
TRIED ON FEBRUARY %
Anxious for Prompt T~H oI ,on,mis-
siOnrr of ohibition'> NuiiuE ~
Ia Alpha, BcNO aud Ipnhan.rr.

W. {. Herbert and Earl Frcach. local
cSentatiNcs Of concerns n.uufac-
turing and distributing So. called "sof;
drinks which have been Dut uudcr the
ban by Tn" Commissioner % !'rnhih,-
Ion. and who were Indicted for selling
I'll" beverages ON M"1day appcar,cn
YESTERDAY III tho iiustiug. C"ur, ana
asked that ihcy lac given speedy trials.
They int"md To Show. Il Is said that
their product does no, contain malt. az
alleged by tn" commissioners Judge
Richardson set February % as q date
for tho trials
Henry Radcliffe c"Iorcd. was tried,
convicted and sentenced 9" paw tho
maximum penalty for transpor,iuc
liquor. which is inc of sIo0 and a
term of si\ months IN jan
Nick Rananuck was also convicted
Of transporting liquor aud Inc was
fnod- $50 and sent TO jail Tor ,hirty
DAYS
Lump Scott coIorcd. vas acuutt,cn
Of the sam" "h"rr" Tic ahuwcd tina,
he was tak'"2 'h" lluuor which was
found in his possession from Baltimore
to North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
TAKES POISON
u? "rhh"rE Girl on Visit Her, S,
rows hi"hi"ridr Of Mercury
'TnhIef~

Fcf'rHdo Miller twenty. ono wears
o'o' whose home * in LynchhurC and
W no M"> on visit 20 friends at ~
'h!"rid" OF mercury tablets yos,crd.,
'n"rn'n% and is today patient il,
\IEinia Hospital II is SAID that tho
''HnS woman took tho poison aftsr
H""ri"''n- WITH friend Sh, chang.
:" her mind. aud drank quanti,y
81 water +" attempt t" rid herself OF
'ho poison Miss 'Millor waa cheer.
ini IN tn" hospital. hut it viii hc
SOM" DAYS before tn" physioians viii
'' "N'' :" determine whether She can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
JA|LER'S PAY IS -FOUR
TIMES THAT OF MAYOR
Rose Resolution Now BEFORE Conn.
Gil Aims at Abolition OF
Fec System.
MUST CHANGE STATE LAWS
Many Now Draw Income Both FROM
city and State. and Some Have
Salaries and Fees Kc,iurtiun
blocked by Richmond Delegates.

In Tia" i"s" resolution calling Iug
'h' appointment OF a chartcr-chaugc
commits" members of tho city Cuuii-
ell So" w"rll ah":td which will hc moro
iar-rcachiuc in it's effect ;han tho la
h"rS of similar bodies in tho past.
Should TIA" resolution bc adopted by
III" Board OF Aldermen. aud thor,
seems I" loo uo question hu, tina; il
will. this v"nmitt"" will eiv, A.. at
t"nii"u T." The question of fees and
Will. "a" doubt. talk" steps 10 have tho
next LcciSiatuyc &" amend Ihc CITY
charter and statutes applicable to this
city that municipal offices viii l" ;rcrd
from a system which for "a long while
has boon the subject OF much criticism
in Virginia.
Though talked of 10, q LONG while.
tn" matter has become - real issue
Since til" citys financial affairs ha.c
reached an acute stage. and il is u"ccs-
>Hry to practice the utmost economy.
The report OF the state Fee Com
mission presented 10 tn" Senate during
tho session Of 1911" gives e clear ide"
OF tn" enormous fees which aic paid
ont under Nll.iuia's ancient system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07

An order WAS entered yesterday in
tn" city circuit Court setting aside I'll,
verdict which va rendered IN Tho
suit of r. T.. Jones against ". r. God.
hold. and directing nov trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
LOCAL. >IEi'RtGISTS
DISCLAIM RESPONSIBILITY

Authoritative announcements was
made at the offices OF tho Euua! -uf-
iracc League OF Richmond YESTERDAY
that that body. composed OF Somc III
the hcSt-known women nf this city.
not only does not sanction tho picket
ing ol tho Whit" House grounds at
Washington. but also that II j. not re-
sronstb!c for certain out-oi-town
speakers on suffrage announced to he
at the Academy of Music ON sunday
afternoon. |, is announced that Miss
Anne Martin. Of Nevada. aud MISS
Maudc Foungcr. Of California. are to
make addresses sunday afternoon at
o'clock under the auspices OF the
Congressional Union The latter or
ganizaiion. which j. conducting the
pi"ketinc Of the White House. favurS
suffrage by Federal amendment with
out allowing the people 81 any state
!" rot" on the question. while the
Equal suffrage l.caeu" advocates suf-
fracc by states through Tho submission
Of constitutional amendments 10 the
vote "t the pcnpl" az each State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
WILL. SEEN TO ENROLL
VII. OLD IInMI,IZI,IkS

Tn" details OF the association nave
not been ftlly d"cidcd. that part b.iu.
left 10 Il committee ut three which =. Ill
draft the by-!aws and constitution.
This COMMITTEE" is composed Of Or
.\lmist-td Gil. Il. L. l'erduo ana Rob
association viii h" modelled a far as
ptacticanle after tn, ola association.
~ j. expected That the association
ia Il few months win have q member
snip of several hundred. y" notices Of
IN" past TWO meetings have boon sent
out generally. as no records of former
members Of IN" lIoW!tzcrs hnv. been
avnilahl" These Will soon h" avail
able. aid canvass Of III" old artil-
ieiymcn will he made. The mcmhcr-
Snip fe" "it. hc small. .ni il i cx.
pectcd Tat practjcnlly all of tn" for
MGR ac'iv" members OF tn" battery Will
li,iliat" with III" organization.
During tin" meeting the IGowi,xcrs'
Band played number - selections
The band has volunteered its services
20 the association whenever needed
ana Viii h' seat help III the r"ccp-
dion plans
n W rarbi ou-h. . momhcr OF TIL.
battery. who is her" on leave OF ah-
>crc. from an Antonio made a short
ak. in which he told Of tho work
done by til" battery While in Texas
Tho boys viii be SO glad to &c; homo
that they Will n,' want . welcome. IL,
id.
Til. next meeting Will be hold either
III the Howitzcrs hrmor> o. tn" i.lks
ilomc. II troops need tho nrnory. tn
other meeting pluc" viii bc used. Tho
members OF TIA" aSsocjn'iuu. how over.
f"cI that they should hold their ncot-
iurs in the armory .. - matter of ~cu-
timcmt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
new ENGINE EXPLODEs,
KILLING THREE MEN
Fatal Wreck on Sc%hnarl Nr Line
Near Dinwiddir Court
,t.,t horse.
ENGINEER ADAMS ESCAPES
Conductor Grilyard. Fireman Gil
christ aud brakeman Nu>tin. the
Latter Two tuIurcd. Are Killed.
Two Others Arc Injured

Three Ira ,nmcn w-rc instantly Nllcd
and two others ,uiur~d uear unwid-
die Courthouse Yesterday afternoon.
when The boiler ot ,no on-uc hauling
the extra sou,hhouNd ,hroush freight
train No. .it o; the ScaboUrd Air Liuc
Railway exploded y spcc,aI train
carry inS medical aid was rushed TO
the scene 81 Tho accident ir"m Peters
injured were removed TO a hospital in
,hai city
Tho dead arc.
Conductor L II Grt1aard. Of BOY
kns, Va
rircman Edward c;llyhris,. colorcd
Brakeman Matthew Austin, colorcd,
Those injured we're Engineer II T.
Adams Of Norliaa. who miracuouSlN
escaped death or serious injury. and
Fiagman l.. + EUcs. cclorcd, OF Nor
lima.
The dcrailcd box cars were scattered
across the tracks in ziczag fashion for
several hundred feet. several cars of
Grain and one car Of automobiles be
ing badly smashed. The force OF the
explosion was clearly shown by the fact
that trees $50 feet away from tn" road
bed were covered IN mud. while great
holes were blown IN the ground on
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some NM 80. 49,. - -
TrafflC was delayed hT the accident
LOT so'ils I'M va. u,.I ,,,,d ~.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH. AMI CLAY SIl;l.tI =.
Hours lUA NJ to > ! NJ NdWisSiou Zoe
i:rcc on S;.llirLlMNs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
Miller & Rhoads
"7he Shopping Center
Announcing the Arrioal
Of Many
New Spring
KinnOnOs

WoND,ERFULLl attractive garments;
w made, not only in new ways, but Of Il
new material. They call it "Box-Loom
Crepe" and, just now, it is about the most
talked-of Kimono materials in America
Women admire the beauty Of the fabric
It's silk like lustcr-iust as they find interest
in the new styles. We're certain YOU too,
will like it.
Here are Kmonos of "Box-Loom Crepe"
that are distinctive, for they represent
entirely new styles-unlike any we've had
before. and just us charming
For example
kimonoS with collars. half sleeves and pockets
are daintily trimmed with ribbon and have elastic
waist bands In colOrS OF rose. Copenhagen, blue
and lavender $500. Others at this price come
with white muslin collars and cuffs. and are
shown in pink. igh blue. navy and purple
ENcccdingI, pretty accordion plated kimonos
come with large. deep, pointed collars, which
arc hand embroidered and edged with narrow
IriIling: turn back cuffs match These are
priced 5000.
kimono> at SOS large collars edged with
narrow ribbon Shown in old rose ligh, blue
navy and pink Owing TO their excellence OF
value, these should be Immediately
TWO attractive styles nj S2.9S-loosc- ft,inC
Crepe klmonos with satin trimmings Another
style is button trimmed and piped in white
shown in most all the popular colors for spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-07
HOW|TzER ASSOCIATION
TAKES ON NEW ACT |V|TY
Veteran Members Of Famous Com
mnnd Will Give IE,ttcry
Royal Welcome.
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Captain Bcaurcgard lorraine, For
mcrly CumInantlcr Of the Active
battery, l. Made Irc>iicnt-WilI
Seek to Enroll Former Members.

FIFTY former members al tn" Hi.h-
i""md ll""i'1'rS met last nigh; and
revived the old l:irhmnnd IIowitzcr AS.
S"rih'i"n. which has boon iractivC for
TN" past three wears Tho mc.tir.
was hold in the gymnasium ~ The.
liuwitZ"rs Armury
captain E"aurcgard lorraine. "A for.
MGR c"mmand"r of the battery. Was
unanimously elected president Of tho
association. Fen W Wilson Was cl.rt-
cd vie" president. l.. Hamilton i:uba,l,
was elected secretary. and R"ncr,
Minor. treasurer Au executives com
mite" win l." usmod later
fairfhX {. Jones presided over M.
meeting, which WAS originally .cuIlo.
for the rurpos" of planning a welcome
t" the Richmond IIewiixcrs on Tho r..
turn "f tia" battery FROM its tour .c
th"*" present that 1t was dccidcd WITH
ont dissent to form tho nssocfatinu.
which had hccn permitted Ia die out
when tho veterans OF tho War &c
tween the states hccam" too fcv 10
carry IN til" or@anizatioa.
Tho now association viii NEE, again
n"Ni week at tho Same place. pr"vil..
ing TIL" armory building is not re
CURED for military purposes Frequent
meetings will he held for The purpose
IL completing ARRANGEMENTS for tho
reception 70 tn" active battery. and TO
in"rcas" the membership Of the aSsoci-
alton up 20 several Nundrcd
1t was dec. led AZ the meeting ia hold
a dare" FOR the purros" OF raising funds
20 cover the cost Of the reception N..l
fcardou was appointed as chairman ~
TIL" committee on arrangements. Thc
ban viii he held on Friday night Feb
ruafN .. In III" Howit2ers' Arnor,-
y band OF thirty pieces will turniel, the
music. Invitations will be issued 10y
the committee
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
BOY SCOUTS ARRANGE
3 EXCURSION TO WAIALUA

Roger Bufnham, rev boz scout
eOmn1fSSiOf6f WHO recently arrived Ii
H6n0ialu from Boston. was the crest
ol Honor It q Banquet eiEsn ~ TIE
l6d6l Scout council Saturday night, 3
From Saturday afternoon. August
10, thfsaeh tfs week foliowfng was
he time 1st fof tie annual boy scont
rally which WIN be held at Wafaiua,
4ceofdinS TO Q decision made 4t the
L6nqaet. Tie transportation WI DC
fafnished ~ Tie At1t0mebils club Of
ths city. w. Il. Fafrfnstofi, WHO Was
present ct fhs banquet, promised
% locif after this end a the sxsur'
sf6n. ~ . 2. .-s:...st.. I.
Daring the banquet the new scout
master addressed the council concern
tAg hts aims for the scouts ID Homo.
tuta. D. -. - -. =.
The NEXT meeting viii be held on
July 20 Ct scout Headquarters.