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New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

Secretary Redfeld and others. A let ter from Lieutenant Colonel Squier, in charge of the aviation section of the signal corps, says in part:
 II am much interested in the plan The notable flight of Miss Law recent ly is striking example of what can be accomplished in this country, and I have no doubt there are thousands of women in this country that could successfully operate aeroplanes in case of necessity for both commercial and military purposes"
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
WRIGHT BACK AT PENN.

Philadelphia, Jan. 9.-Joe Wright has returned to the University of Pennsylvania to resume his duties as coach of the crews. Wright today re- sumed his duties. The former Ar gonaut oarsman was not expected to return to the university this year, for when he left for Canada in the fall it was believed that he would be on his way to the front by the time spring practice began.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
KID WILLIAMS LOSES.

New Orleans, Jan. 10.-Pete Her mann, of New Orleans, was awarded the decision over Kid Williams, of Baltimore, claimant of the bantam weight championship, at the end of their scheduled twenty round fight here last night By his victory over Williams Hermann claimed the ban tamweight title.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
ATTELL KNOCKE OUT.

New Orleans, Jan. 9.-Phil Virgets of New Orleans knocked out Abe Attell, one-time featherweight cham pion. in the fourth round Of a sched- uled 10-round bout here Monday night. Attell weakened after the first round, and in the fourth Virgets' left hook to the point of the chin, followed by a right cross produced knockout Attell was unconscious for five minutes.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
YALE WINS OPENER
New Haven Quintet After Trailing
 Green Mountain Boys Throughout Game Spurts and Captures Contest.

New Haven, Jan. 1O.-Yale defeat ed Dartmouth last night, B to 24 in the opening collegiate basketball game for both f1ves. Each quintet blocked effectively during the first half, the forwards rarely breaking through the compact defense, the score at the close of the half there fore standing at the low total of Dart mouth, IT; Yale, 15. The visitors lead nearly the entire half, although Yale scored first Yalc's passing game as developed by the new coach, Ber- nie Tommers, was manipulated more and more effectively by Captain Char ley Taft's team as the game pro- gressed, and it opened up wider gap in the second half.
 The lineup:
 Yale Position Dartmouth Olsen Rau
 Right forward
 Kinney ........... Ashton Left forward Garneld ........ oleenrou Center i Ia1t MuuBett Right Guard Mallon ..... SlssOn Left Guard Goals from floor-Yale; Kinney, 2; Garfield. 5: Taft, 3 Olsen, 2; Mallon. 1 2; Dartmouth: Rau, 3; Sisson, 4; 1 Mudgett, l. Goals from foul-kin- i mex, 5; Sisson, 8. Substltutions- 1 Dartmouth: Hutchinson for Ashton, iAishton for Hutchinson. Referee i MT. Deering, Manhattan, College. Um- 1 pire-Ed Thorp, Columbia. Time or 1 periods-Twenty minutes each.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
52S 521 526-157
When Greek Met Greek.

Accompanied by large delegation he fair sex, two teams from the kls of Berlin, viz the American Pa
 Eoods and the Berlin CoEstruc- sconlpany. battled for thc cham h ship of that place at the Aetna Ns last evening, with the result t the A. F. G. lane men are chuck 4 today over the three straight
 fnaings administered tO their khbors. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
FUITZ COMING HERE

David l.. Fultz, president of the Baseball Players Fraternity, and one of the most talked of men in sporting circles at the present, will be the prin- cipal speaker at a meeting for men in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
ODD FELLOWS WIN

Phenix lodge, I. O. O. F. defeated Sir Francis Drake lodge, S. of St. G. last evening at carpet bowls, score 42 to 39 The results on the rinks fol- low: Rink 1, l. O. o. F., skip Dan berg, IA, s. of St. G., skip Slaney IA; rink 2, I. o. O. F., skip Nettleton IS, S. of St., G., skip Coleman 13; rink 3, I. o. o. F., skip zwick 13, S. of St. G. skip Swift, 12.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
John Lawrence Sullivan.

John Lawrence Sullivan. The more we lamp the bunch today The more we cheer theancient way The more we cheer theancient way Before your time was due; Who took each entry as he came Regardless of the jug, Where cracking jawbones ruled the
 game
 Or caVinG in a mug; Where purses were not all of it . AthWart the fistic spell, And that is why the game still looks To Old John L. They meet today in motley bands Or nayhe something worse, With slackers from dozen lands To rave about the purse; And still they wonder why it's so That glory should rebound To one exchanging blow for blow Where kicks were packed around; Where punches, hooks and jabs
 were all A fighter had to sell And that is why we still turn back To Old John L.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

'I strongly believe in developing the attack in baseball writes K. H. F., lin order to give a few ambitious fellows like ny Cobb a chance to make a hit once in a while. As it is, look how helpless he and Speaker were all last year,
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
Close Call.

Sir: I made & resolution at the first of the year not to miss a single putt this season I almost broke it yester- day, when a 3O-footer hung on the lip of the cup before finally topping in. Hereafter I won't be as careless.
 HIPPO (Pinehurst.)
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

"If this Australian visitor ever meets Jess Willard" suggests Fuzzy, there will be one Less Darcy in the world" Yet there are those who say we have no use for 16-inch gun.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
460 460 4G3---l40 Stanley Works BOWlcrS.

SIHNICy WUThS I1O"INH''
 The employment bureau and the (lling Mill fives of the "Siberla or Nv Britain" engaged in hors de mbat on the alleys last evening, the Fmer five being the victor after close
 h exciting contests. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

Manager Mitchell says the Cub
 catching department is the weakest spot on the team Iempora-O Mawruss-likewise shades of Johnny Kling and Jimmy Archer.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

In any event, Chicago has drawn more than it's share of good catchers. In the last ten years the White Sox list has included Billy Sullivan and Ray Schalk; the Cub list has embraced Johnny King, Jimmy Archer and Roger Rresnahan. Call out five other catchers anywhere near the same class.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

There are times when it requires unlimited courage, brains. judgment and foresight to quit cold. Always provided the aforesaid quitting is but an inte1lude to a fresh start.
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

Offense vs. Defense.
 Sir: Your comparisons of the Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers are inter esting as far as they go, but. in my
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10

We started to write that without Bill Carrigan the Red Sox had very little chance of bagging another pen nant. But as we recall the dim details this is the essential idea we put into print the day after they sold Iris Speaker to Clevela71
New Britain herald., 1917-01-10
Here The y Come-There They Go

Here hey COme@Ihere They GO-
 The rollcall of the game shows how few ball players last ten years in the major leagues. There are not over a dozen regulars left today who were in harness ten campaigns ago.
 The abdication of Bill Carrigan shows that managerial careers are about as feeting as / those of the players. Of the sixteen major league leaders ten seasons hack only five remain Mack, Jennings, Griffith and Jones from the American and McGraw from the National. John J. of the Giants is the sole leade who has survived these last ten campaigns in the National league. And he expects to be toying with the helm ten seasons further on if Destiny and Fate permit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04
Tie r.llnrabeu.

9ai ibington. 3. Sftober. -
lie 9iegierung arbeitet 3ur 3eit on
einem umfaiienoen Blanc. Die grbei.
ter.llnrnben 5u idliften, melhe Ole
aricgS.Yroonftion 5u beeintr1dtigen
oroben. lie Seeierung lit iiber oie
aliiuGrtSsebenoe gelueelng Der
Qobne beioret, bic bel perid,ieoenen
Snoultrie'n in gar feinem ginflnna
iteben. Sefretdr @ilion bonn ar.
belts. Cepartcment miro oesmesen
elm beionoeres Stuoium Der trage
pornebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04
in Jranireidy pernnslidt.

W a bington, 2. Oftober. =
@cneral Yeribine benadridtigte oas
0ricgsoepartement. bob Der aorporal
Grneit 3. Sart ourh poraeitises ct.
plooiren elmer Sanogranate seitern
bei'm lleben binter Der Gront in
Granfreid) feinen Zoo gefiinoen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04

non Solo Yalba mar llll0 teif0ent
ongeblid feline Gerbinoung nit Der
8ant geloit bat. Die photograph.
lben 9luinabmen 5eigen Die peribie.
tenen 0nten mo Sumlnen wie iie
termlsge5oaen mIroen.
nSie iperoen bon ben SS. @. Mm.
lind & so. 0epoiiten fir Den Credit
auf mein Gonto bel ibnen erbalten,
melde Ole Summe bon etpa 81, 100.
600 erreiben neroen uno pelhe Sic
in Der folgenoen @eiie gebrauben
iollen:
1. Sofort nah empfane Der er.
item Sunlme 5ablen Sic an Die SS.
S. Y. Wtoreau & Co., Nep Dort
@itn Die SImme BON S170,06S.03,
Die Dem Gonto Der Sirma NIT Senu.
tor Charles Sumbert, Raris, ouge.
iiiet Deroen ioqen.
2. Gtabliren Sie auf Sbren gii.
bern einen Greoit bon $4,000, eiiltig
bis gum 81. Wai, at @uniten bon
Srn. Sules 9ois, 0iltmore Sotel.
0ieie Summe iou bon linn. tpie es
notbig lit, gebroudt uuo Der Heit
mir orrild eeianbt peroen.
3. llebertragen Sic aui ben 9ts-
men meiner Srau, Wabome goIo,
NIT Der Mgentur oes Gonptoir 9ta.
tionale b'gscompte oe Boris Die
Summe bon $4,000, ole meinem
Gonto augeiiigt meroen fol-, mie
iolde llebertraguneen BON Sbnen ee.
madt 81 weroen pilegen, 5ilr beIten
Hate imb IN fleinen Summen.
A. Sic mcroen, meine Snitruftio.
men erlpartenO, luenn ollie 3ablllngen
genadt iinb, Die Summe bon ST..
100000 erbalten.
Cine llebericsllng zines Shrei.
bens bon equator Sunbert an :. g.
Worgan ! & Co., bieielben benadrieb.
tigeno, oaB golo Foida cine Million
6rancs auf Sumbert's Gonto oepo.
niren peroe, ,puroe ebenfaas BON
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lalltet oas Sdreiben ioIgenoermaBen:
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ibrer ganf in 9tem Dorf aui meinc
Rednllng Ole Summe pon elmer Wail.
lion 5runcs. in Collars conpertirt,
oeponiren".
Gie gin5elbeiten Der getbeiIigune
oes @raien bon 9ernltorif in Der
TerIiisnng iiber bos @eIo muroen
nidt befannt gemadt.
9ei Der 8erbafhlng bon 9oIo Ya.
l6a erbob Die Barrier 3eitlmg .ac.
tion 5rancoiie" Die gebauptunL
oaB Die oelitlde &egierung ungeiGbr
$S,OOO,00O ourh oen abeoipe bon
9leappten in Der Sd}pei3 uno tbeil.
lpene ourb amerifoniibe aandle m
Volo Eai6n ii6erluieien babe. 0ieies
@elo, bebauptet iene 3eitnng, iei oa.
3n benlbt lporoen, Die iran5oliiden
3eitllngen i'm Sntereiie zines oor8ci.
tigen 5rieoens 81 beeinilulien.
Baris, 3. Sftober. Die Muto.
ritaten baben ibre gnti6eioune
ourdgefiibrt uno 1olo Yaid)a ae.
lpaltiam gefiittert, Der lid felt ieiner
Werbafh,na gepeigert bat, glabrung
ou iit gu nebmen. Gin Bulletin in
geaug anf ieinen 3uitano meloet.
oab CT eeniigeno Wilb uno Yidp a.,
iih genommen bat, INN Dem Mihter
81 geltotten, i'm 5il Dernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04
GOnsrek oertast iid) samitas.

@aibington, 3. Oftober. -
Die 5iibrer i'm Senat uno i'm Sauie
Boben arrangements getroiien. Die
grta.Sisung oes Gonsreiies am
ndditen Samitae 5 llbr ytahmittags
5u oertagen.
Ger Seuat miro morgen Wahmit.
tag iiber Die glnnobme Der Soloaten.
unb Wiatroien.0ia obitimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04
Doul &ritgs-
Sd)auplabt.
Tran,oie,l berlieren
sdatensraben.
1900 Yaros bon 9euts
idJen gemDmuien.

8ritiihe Sdiifsperluite nidt 10 grob.
= Staliener beribten iiber Siege
auf Dem 8aib3iaoa.Tlateau -
Wenia Sample auf anoereii
3riegSfronten. - Gin amerifaui.
iteS Sorpeooboot in europdiideu
@epGllern in Gouiiion.
Berlin, 3. Sftober, pia 2onoon.
- Geutide 3ruppen baben eeitern
einen 9beil Der iran5oiiitenSd Sdyiiben.
gr1ben uuf einer greite bon 1900
g)aros on ben n6r6liden abbdngen
oes Siiaels Wr. 344, oitlih BON Scr
Waas in Der Beroum.8egeno, einge.
nommen, pie Der oeutid]e General.
itab amtlid befamt gemadt bat.
9erliner geridt.
0erlin, 3. Sftober, pia 2onbon.
- Gin 1beil bes am YolpsonWuIo
umf1mpiten @el1noes an Der iIan.
oriiden @renae lit bis 3u einer Tiefe
bon 800 Wetern geitern bon ben
Geiltiden 5iriidgenommen tporSen
.uie amtlid) eemeloct miro. Ias 0e,
lanoe lit gebalten tporben.
8riten beb ieltenibre Stel.
lunaen.
2onoon, 3. Sftpber. - Nah ci.
mem beftisen slrtilleriefeuer modten
Die Deitid,en beiite Worgen einen
angriif oipiiden Somlets uno polp.
son imb murben enttpeber burb
Sperrieiter ODER 6urd britiide Sn.
ianterie 5llriidgetricben, ipie es IN
oem geridte oes Generals Saig beii.
te gbeno beibt. sllle Die britiihcn
Stellungen blei6en intdft.
gnaliibe 8erIuite.
9onoon, 3. Sftober. Ole ensti.
iden 8erluite in Der ISOLDE, Die teute
81 gnoe ging, luaren:
loote imo ibren Uerpunoungen
erlegen: 15i Siii3iere unb 3773
Wann.
8eripunoet uno nermibt: 53i Gifi.
5iere un0 1924 Wionn.
Snsgeiamnt paren bic Ucrluite
q .179 Wann.
Ger italieniidbe Weribt.
Mom, 3. Sftober. .-Sn Dem amt.
liden 9erid)te aus benz Sauptauel.
tier beiBt es: .0egen Woraengraiitn
erii Der 5eino uniere StelIuneen oil
Dem meitlihen abbanae 6es Wontc
San @abriele an; Der Nngriff ihluJ
polllt6nois febl. Gle ansreiienoc
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iolsenoes 8ataillon ipuroe BON l,nie.
rem gatterien erlpiid)t iino 3eritrcut
Gin Sifi5ier unb 70 Wann blieben
! IN lnleren San0en.
alui anoeren 1beilen bes gain3i33a.
| Hlateaus erbeliteten mir ipeitere Ws.
iangene uno orei Wnihinengeipebfe.
WGbreno bes Cages ipar Die lbi
ti9feit in Der 2uit iebr rese. Gines
linierer 2uitaeidupnoer bombaroirte
Die Decentralization 3u @robouo.
rSn Yola ipuroen nlilitdriibe Mnla.
| gen nit bier lonnen grploiipitoiien
beleet uno id,ruer beidaoigt. llniere
6lieger bradten 5ipei ieinolide Rn.
idGnen berunter, luelde norolid) pon
s!u35a uno nabe polomeles iielen.4
Gin Mmerifaner.
Ottawa. Gon., 3. Cftober. .--,n
Der eannoiihen gerll,itliitc eridcint
Der Same oes iolsenoen amerifa-
ners: @etootet in Der Shladt: M.
3isod. 5onapab, Nep.
Maibington B. Oft. - 2iellt.
q. 3. Solue pom Woitoner Meierpe.
Corps iiel am %. September i'm
Gienite nit ben britiid,en Streit.
fraiten in 5ranfreih. Sein ndditer
8eriuanoter lit Warion 6. Come. Mr.
154. 9eacon.Strabe Bolton. Tie
gsahridt luuroe bonn General.Aoia.
tanten befannt aegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04

- Sn Relp.y yorf boben Die Brob.
aeidworenen % NntIaeen meoen
SdwinoeleicH bel ben lesten repu'
blifaniihen Yrimdrtpoblen erboben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04

William Botter bon Ybilaoel.
pbia lit ai,m Qoblen.sl6 sl6miniitrator
fur Ycnnipiponien ernannt ,poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04

ierflua5ellge perludten bon nellen
an Selel beran5lfonlmen, lpliroen
ober Ourd uniere 6lug3euae ge5Ulln-
gen, lm5ufebren uno ibre 9omben IN
ole Gee 81 luerIen
9lui Der iiiomeItlihen Sront botten
mir orei 8eiehte nit ieinOlihen 9le-
roplaner. llnierc 9tieien.sleroplone
0eS 0tllrometb Spps lporien 9ombcn
olli &oroittom, norO,peitlib BON Sll-
liatgn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-04
0NmrSe angeblid bon
8ernitprff aeliefert.

Der General. .Impult 2emi8 in Sem.
yort iebte oen fron5Glilben Dot
idofter in 8nibington bon oeu
llmtrieben in aenntuiB. = Ebo.
tograpbiidc glufnabme bon Gbeds
ols gelpeiie. - 9olo Gal6a in
Sronfreih in Soit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
SIX OUT or 90 E N MEN
IN TR0uBL & Al I P0ElCE
STATION ARE S DlERS

In the number of "tise lads. who go
bit wrong at night the. soldiers
seem to still keep UP the .50s50R gait.
Two days ago IN resume Of the po-
lice blotter eight Of 155 Who lfarf been
brought in by the police to sober up
we're Uncle Sans boys and last night
six out of an even dozen transgressofs
came from the army NJ ~ -
s. Tunberg Of Battery A. sth Field
Artillery, was arrested last night on
complaint of NJ. EicnIhiiti who says
the soldier went to- bod at his place.
Kukui street, near Nuuanu. and set
fire to the couch. burning the mat,
tress, sheets and bedspread.
Frank Qusrnos complains to the 10
lice that he was beaten up'. by a
gang OF soldiers in Aala park Thurs.
day morning. the soldiers escaping.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
IS
PERMITTED TOGO

The first attempt known to the po-
lice CT pocket picking in the Carnival
crowds brought an immediate arrest
and quick ejectment from the terri
tory 81 the perpetrator.
Wednesday night in Aala park
Frank Stillman Of the city water
works department suddenly felt his
purse leaving his pocket. He whirled
quickly. caught the pickpocket in the
act and called for the police.
Policeman Henry Daniels. on duty
In that vicinity. came quickly and took
the stranger 20 tae police station.
After an investigation he vas locked
up. Later he got out on $3.50 cash
bail. J.. f.. 49,.
This morning in police court the
man. who gives bis name as p. A. Kirk
patrick. pleaded guilty and promised
to leave the territory on the same
boat in which he came, the Great Nor
thern. if given suspended sentence.
This was cone He claims to be a
Los Angeles real estate agent
There are three in his gang" says
Capt McDuffie OF the detectives. "and
they all work together. Their scheme
is the old-fashioned pickpocket method
Of surrounding their victim in crowd
and holding him from all sides until
his purse is SWITCHED"
Kirkpatrick is an elderly, respect.
able looking person and under the
name OF David Richardson threatened
the police for locking him up. Later
he admitted his right name
When kirkpatrick won his freedom
with bail two detectives trailed him
for some distance Suddenly the
Swallowed man took to his heels, run
ming at full speed until he had lost
himself In the Carnival crowd.
The pickpocket threw the purse
away before he was arrested but It
was found later in the grass.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
rid STOMACH OF
GASES, sOURNEsS,
|. And INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin' Ends All
Stomach Distress in Five
Minutes

You don't want slow remedy when
your stomach is bad--or an uncertain
one-or q harmful one--your stomach
Is too valuable: You mustn't iniure It
with drastic drugs.
Pape's Dispepsin is noted for its
speed In giving relief; its harmless
ness: sjts certain unfailIpg action in
regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs
Its millions. or cures IN indigestion
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made 1t famous the world
over. -
+ Keep this perfect stomach doctor IN
your home keep It handy-get large
fifty-cent case from any drug store and
then II anyone should eat something
which doesn't agree with them; If
what they eat lays like lead. ferments
and sours and forms gas; causes head.
ache, dizziness and nausea: eructa.
tions Of acid and undigested food
remember as soon as Pape's Diarep-
sin comes IN contact with the stomach
all such distress vsnishes Its prompt.
ness. certainty and ease in oyercom-
ing the worst stomach disorders is a
revelation to those who try it.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
THINKS 1T FINE FUN
TO EXPLODE BALLOONS:
MAY YET BE ARRESTED

The police are making double In
yestigation of story that well
known young HonolulaD engaged In
the exciting pastime Of blowing up. a
little Carnival merchants whole sup
ply OF balloons on the tsreets and that
a policeman on the spot failed to ar.
rest the miscreant and bring him to
the station. .-.z. +.
An eyewitness says the little fel-
lows whole supply went up like smoke
as sacrifice to the Others whim and
that a bystander who stepped in to
leorn the reason for the little boys
tears was nearly assaulted by the one
who had caused all the row, :.
The story goes that a policeman on
duty nearby came up and attempted
to arrest the fellow but was "buffa-
loed" out Of II by the belligerent atti-
tude of the nearsprisoner's friends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
NETTING 70 GUARD
new YORK HARBOR
Special star Bulletin corr-.pepa.ae,,

Especial Star bulletin Cerresp0naanesl
NEW YORK, n. T.. Feb. i0.-Sew
York haTbor is TO be guarded from
invasion by hostile submarines b. an
enormous net over two miles long.
which will be lowered across the chan
nels entering the harbor, stretching
from Sandy Hook to Rockaway
Point. Work on the net was begun
today in the New York navy yard, on
board the old monitor Amphytrite.
In order to hasten the completion OF
the net orders have been given 10
send Seamen from the receiving ship
New jersey to the Amphytrite. The
net probably will be made in sections
and lowered In the channel as soon rs
possible. s9Siis
The net will be used only at night
in the daytime airplanes, torpedo boat
destroyers and a '.u1osQRito fleet" will
be relied upon To make 1t impossible
for hostile U-boat to approach the
harbor undetected. and the net will be
lowered TO permit vessels to pass
through. II is understood that similar
measures will be taken to protect
other harbors along the Atlantic
coast. ..."
Nettinu Proves Effective 49,.
Netting has proved effective as a
means of defense against submarines
and no submarine has yet been able to
operate In British or French harbor.
Thousands of miles OF heavy netting
arc in use in English waters. and out.
side the German coast they have been
stretched for the ENHANCEMENT OF
submarines. ~ "
While the Germans assert that they
Eave' perfected device for cutting
nets which enables them to escape
when their submarines are entangled,
no undersea craft has. yet been able to
hack itsNway through the British har..
Dor defenses. and it Is understood
that they avoid encounters with nets
wherever possible even II they are
sometimes able to extrieate them
selves. ~..... ~.. -. ..:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
SON or HARVESTER MAGNATE
MARRlEs CABARET DANCER

CHICAGO, Ifl.-FFank Haskins, son
of Robert C. Haskins, president of the
International Harvester company, is
perpared to face parental wrath. A
marriage license was recently issued
to Frank Haskins and Josephine F.
Gordon. and today Miss Joy Gardner,
cabaret dancer, whose name off the
stage is Josephine F. Gordon, is wear.
ing thin gold band on the third
finger of her left hand. -.
Last November private detectives in
the employ Of young Haskin's mother
vent to Kansas City where Miss
Gardner was dancing at hotel caba.
ret and brought Haskins home.
At that time Miss Gardner was
quoted as saying: .-.s..
Il am not trying to steal million.
aires son. The Haskins needn't
worry about their son." .-...<>- 49,.
But a few weeks later she was
again dancing in Chicago. and Has,
kins was again flutte1Ag around her
place of employment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23
CARNIVAL Time
At HEINIE'S

Heinie's Tavern. "on the beach at
Waikiki" has proved the most ,popu:
lar place OF amusement In Honolulu
during the Carnivalf Last night, as
all previous nights for the past few
weeks, Heinie.s has experienced the
gayest and largest crowds of.the year.
The exceptionally good cuisine
which the popular beach resort serves
has been an attraction for hundreds.
The Carnival spirit has full sway, and
the jolhfication nightS after night has
been one of the main, features of the
Carnival to many visitors and local
town and army aud navy folk.-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23

There Will be concert tonight at
Heinie's Tavern by the combined
bands of the Field Artillery Brigade
The two bandmasters will jointly d.
rect. the players.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-23

Around the island, SITS. Saturday.
Feb. "a and Sunday. Feb. IS. Tickets
at Benson, Smith & Co, Fort street.
Phone 1356.-Adv. 81