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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-05

WoMAN's GROWING GLORY
Is her hair. II yours Is streaked with
ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use La Gre
ole" Hair Dressing and change II u
the natural way. Price $1.0O.--Adv.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-04-05

We never see ourselves-never do.
never did, and I suppose we never
shall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29
LISTEN TO THIS!
SAYS CORNS LIFT
RIGHT OUT NOW

eD-oro .
You reckless men and women
who are pestered with corns and
who have At least once week In
vited an awful death from lock.
jaw or blood poison. are now told
by Cincinnati authority TO use a
drug called freczone. which. the
moment a few drops are applied 10
any corn. the soreness is relieved
and soon the entire corn. root and
all. lifts out with the fingers.
II Is a sticky ether compound
which dries the moment II IL ap-
piled and simply shrivels the corn
without inflaming or even irritat.
ing tho surrounding tissue or skin.
II is claimed that n quarter OF an
ounce OF freezone will cost very
little at any Of the drug stores.
but Is sufficient TO rid ones feet
OF every hard or soft corn or callus.
You are further warned that cut.
ting at corn is a suicidal habit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29
BOCHES' ORDERS
OF DESTRUCTION
ARE CRIMINAL

WITH THE FRENCH AR
MES. May t2.-ey Mall
Copies OF official orders, as
we'll as other documents. reIs-
tive to the systematic destruc-
ton OF towns. farms and Or
ehards Of the French territory
occupied by the Germans, are
now being found In large num-
bers on the German prisoners
taken along the Aisne and in
the Champagne.
All the genius for minu'eness OF
detail. organization and thoroness
which has ever been the boast OF
the German people appears 10 have
been drawn upon to the fullest eN-
tent IN the preparation end execu.
ton OF this destruction.
Special instructions for the dc.
struc'ion OF wells read as follows:
The destruction OF ALL wells IL
important. The wells Of the vii.
lagos east of the position B-3 must
not be destroyed until they have be
come useless to the troops making
the movement Especially IL will be
necessary 10 keep count OF the num-
Der of wells necessary for the sec
ond day OF the march at Morchies
for the nth ID. l.. and likewise at
Louyerrl and Boursies for the 17tn
d. l., and AT Demicourt Tor the First
ID. X. G..
A letter found on a prisoner
whose regiment destroyed the vii.
lage of Trescault gives the writer's
horror OF what he had been obliged
TO do In these terms:
There. where there was former.
~ a flourishing village (Trescault).
with peaceful population. one only
sees now heap of ruins. the work
OF the fury of destruction of the
230th regiment. The Russians
themselves have not accomplished
worse ravages. and IL is doubtful IL
we can be considered soldiers.
When we go 10 the front II seems
that we become the worst Grim.
mails. That Ia how we accomplish
our work of destruction on the
Somme. You can imagine how we
live now. not like men. but like saw.
age animals"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

A SINCERE LOVER SEES
HIS CASE ALONE

THE package tina, DR.. Virot gave
,fsne contained two letters, little
sook.
This Is the momentous day of
my life, Margie." WIS the begin
ming OF the first letter from Nal
colin Stuart. written on the day OF
his death.
"Os course. dear. hope you will
rot see this letter for years and
years. for shall send II to my
good friend. Or. virot, to be given
t. you only in case OF my death.
Perhaps years hence. when you
and | have grown old together. |
ray read II to you myself To-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

I am writing II so that II anything
should happen 10 me II wonder.
NargIe. why Wa use that phrase
when we mean ~ should die sud
denly1 yoa viii know just what
think OF you. dear.
"Margie. hope that tomorrow
viii see "a both far away from
these shores. probably never 10 re-
turn. What | am asking OF you.
dear. Is the very greatest sacrifice
a woman can make for a man.
Only great and overpowering
Iowa love that can brook no re-
straint. love which means that.
10 be with the loved one. we would
sadly welcome the whole world
Nth its thumbs turned down II II
we're necessary make the
sacrifice bearsble.
Il am no, going 10 enter into the
moral aspect OF what am asking
you TO do. You know very we'll ms
ideas OF love without marriage
versus a loyeless marriage. |
would gladly be the most conven.
tional man know for your sake. I
wish you could keep your friends. I
know there will be times when
your heart will ache for Mollie. for
Eliene. and all the rest. However
rluch try. I cannot make II all
up 20 you
Now. dear. am coming TO the
hardest part Of my confession.
Margie. other women have sailed
away with me in the old yacht
that Is why | built a new one. for
could not let you enter. for good
Gnd all a place which had been
the abode OF any other women.
God grant. dear heart. that you
win not see this letter for years
years IN which you have been az
happy as IL In possible for mortal
10 be.
And these other women I
hear you ask.
Each OF them knew definitely
v hat she was doing-each one OF
them knew that n would probably
y can just for time. To not one
Of them did I ever make the dec
!. rations | am making here to you.
Not one Of them touched the side
OF my nature-the idealistic and
Intellectual side-that you have.
what became OF them you
may insist.
1.-TWO OF them died OF fever in a
foreign land Two OF them tired
OF the monotony OF life on a yacht
With only me for company. and one
OF them proved such termagant
that I came 70 feel that only with
the whole world between us could
! find peace.
II think she was as glad to leave
me as I wss glad to have her 20.
/ ne last had the face of an angel
and the heart OF devil. She near
Is lost me what little faith ! had IN
omen before we parted-and
then. dear heart. you came.
II wish I could tell you just how
you, with your purity OF outlook
shd your greatness Of character,
affected me. Truly, az said to
you once. did not know that such
women as you and Noble and
Eliene existed.
II think I fell In love with you
that night first saw you. but you
will remember that / sailed away
without the slightest intimation to
you Of my feeling toward you.
Neither have | ever told you that
] loved you in no many words, for
wanted you 10 be sure that you
loved me we'll enough to make this
great sacrifice ! am asking without
my love for you entering into II.
"Margie. worship you | adore
you. Here can say II az ! hope
TO tell IL TO you tomorrow on the
Saliva and every day afterwsrd for
1.-The long years we shall be to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29
CONFESSIONS. OF A WIFE

sether
Il have taken you into the vistas
OF my mind and you have never
halted or strained at any distance
! have taken you into the lirht and
darkness OF my heart have
shown you Just a man.
Il will not insult you by saying
that know shall love you for.
ever. No man or woman can say
that truthfully. but do know that
, a. long as YOU have the nature. the
Intellect and the spirit you have
row can be nothing else but your
SLAVE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

Miss Peary. better known az tho
Snow Baby" daughter OF Rear
Admiral Peary. who discovered the
North Pole. has announced her en-
gagement TO Edward Stafford. son
OF Justice Stafford Of the District
OF Columbia supreme court Miss
Peary was born in the Arctics,
where no other white child has
been. on one OF her fathers OK
ploratlon trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

ka,hlyn Williams ard Theo.
oore Roberts. ore OF the fore.
most character men OF the
screen. are eo-stsrred In The
Cost OF Hatred" q vivid drama
a. the Mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

William A. Brady Is soon to pre-.
sent Kitty Gordon, she of the IA
nous back and the English aristo.
cratic connections. in The Beloved
Adventures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

Ralph Herr. musical comedy star.
who has appeared in a number of
Metro comedies. and star Of Rug
giles OF Red Gap" on the speaking
stage, will play the leading role In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

Mrs. Vernon Castle has been
engaged TO appear In Pathe
Gold Rooster plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

Selig's The Mystery of No. A."
Margaret Gibson is 20 appear
in Christie comedies for a year,
her work having earned for her
q contract.
Marjorie Daw. the Lasky Com
pany's only ingenue. is playing op,
posite Tom Moore in Director Mar,
shall Neilan's new picture. Incl
dentally II marks the first time tina,
l6-year-old Miss Daw has worn her
hair up.
Viola Dana is posing for pic
lures to. be used as patriotic
posters.
Cleo Madison, who quit Universal
recently. has signed up with Capt
Wilbert Melville for special fea.
ture. Melville has Just completed
an up-to-dste studio in Hollywood
Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29
RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED

You rheumatism
stop the pain for while by
min You know that rheumatism is caused by
OF
o soak into poison
acid through
~ ~ ''' ''ooo
Wear Electra Vita while
romp
o tion and hus
kidney
bene to you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29

the Redwoods." The photopiay
10 heraIded as the last word In
the cinema art aside from the
fact that u displays Little
Mary" In a role entirely differ.
ent from anything In which
she has ever appeared. The
production 10 now a. the Coll.
scum.
Ancient Babylon vas surrounded
hy n wall some 300 feet high and
40 feet thick. 80 history says. The
main entrance to the city was
guarded by an Immense gate called
imgur Bel This gate was pom.
derous affair wrought OF solid cop.
Per and cmbellished with writings
and figures In relief In his resus-
citation Of Babylon in Intolerance, E"
the ID. W. Griffin spectacle at the
Alhambra. Griffith shows a replica
OF this famous gate NO heavy. de-
spite the fact that IL iE only fash.
Toned OF oak and yeneered with
copper. that IL required. during the
filming OF the stupendous Baby.
lonian scenes. q men. with levers
To open and close II.
kathlyn Williams ard Theo-
oore Roberts, ore OF the fore.
most character men Of the
screen. are eo-sssrred In THE
Cost OF Hatred" vivid drama
a. the Mission.
Happy HooliEan. in an animated
cartoon. causes the Krownups as
sell az the kiddles 10 laugh out
loud nj the Glass \. Otis Harlan.
In The Black Sheep" Ia starred.
San rrsneiseo's infamous
Barbsry Coast. In lie heycey
before the earthquake In 1906.
10 the location for "Heli Nor.
aan's Girl" now a. the Rex.
II 10 Indeed q wonderful pic
tvrs.
Douglas Fairbanks does all his
CID stunts and some new ones in
The Americana" a South Ameri.
can story. now at the Strand. Nat.
nrally he saves the country and
marrieS the pretty senorita.
William Farnum Is the star OF
the new bin at the Colonial. and
his vehicle Is The Man From Bit.
ter Roots" As IA usual. the story
is full OF life and action. The ma.
ioriiy OF the scenes were taken at
teautiful Lake Huntington. Love
and adventure vie with each other
for the principal interest In the
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29
|E$!!iisHIi5!!

Mrs. Vernon Castle has been
engaged TO appear In Pathe
Gold Rooster plays.
A number of well known PLAYERS
have combined TO produce pictures.
Among them are Vera Michelena.
William H. Tooker, Robert Cum.
mings. Harry SPRINGER. George
Trimble and Dallas Tyler. The
DEVILS Playground. ninereeler
dealing with life on Broadway. is
the first picture to be released by
Fraternity Films
Tho latest snent Charles
Spencer Chaplin 10 that the
$4,000 Mutual comedian is TO
remain with that organization
for another year.
Max Linder. famous French come
dian. forced 10 Arizona with
touch of tuberculosis. IL said to be
80 far recovered that he will soon
commence another picture for Es-
sanay.
Theda Bara. who recently arrived
at Los Angeles. Is the only one of
the big stars who has never before
worked In Western studio She
began her film career three years
ago with the Fox company in New
York in "A Fool There Was"
Melissa Of the HIS" a story
Of the feudlsts, will be the next
Mary Miles Minter picture.
William A. Brady Ia soon to pre-.
sent Kitty Gordon, she of the IA
nous back and the English aristo.
cratic connections. in The Beloved
Adventures.
Frances Marion, former head
OF the World scenario depart
ment, who prepared "a Poor
Little Rich Girl' for tho screen,
is now with Lasky. She will
adapt "Rcbeccs OF Sunnybrook
Farm" for Mary pickford.
Ralph Herr. musical comedy star.
who has appeared In a number of
Metro comedies. and star Of Rug
giles OF Red Gap" on the speaking
stage. will play the leading role In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-29
Today's Programs

rInENry-wuiam =. Har IN welt
Lowry"
oLEMMnH-Hss Be.@h. tn. nsr-
tier"
sLn.anRA-An-.,ar east :" 'rn'o,-
~ranse
Coii-gt M--Mss, rielferd In "ao-
mauro % Tho n~dw eads g
wIssio>--kathiya william. In The
cost Of HATRED"
Rxx--Dor.,hy rhliIip. In "us'i Nor
asu's ttrt,"
rrHASp--possia- Fairbanks In The
CoLoNIsi--Wiiia fsraum Il
THE Man Prom hitter Roots"
CLASS A--otis Harlan In The biarh
sheap"
"'wolr Lowry" with VII.
Ham Hart. now az the Liberty.
might we'll be termed one OF
the really big film successes
Of the year. Big eill's superior
stu. keeps u we'll within the
Al division.
Hart 10 Wild and woolly
Westerner, tsfo-handed, one
hand on his gun. The dainty
miss from civilization comes
into his life. Ae fails IN love
NOT gracefully. bu, Ius, a.
far az his .hiss-eollared
friends.
She gives UP her former low
er az lost She 10 20 marry
Hart. Aided by an enemy OF
the couple, No. comes back.
The uiri loves him more than
she does Hart.
VIVA, does Hart dof
Rex Beach'a most widely read
story, The Barrier" is showing In
film form al tho Clemmcr.
The picture closely follows the
swift action and striking situations
a. the book and IL a faithful por'
travail OF adventure and romance
~ life In Alaska In the DAYS when
that land was the haven OF hunted
men and the last frontier OF civ
ilization.
When Mary Picsford left
New York for California, she
announces ,hat she had a big
surprise IN store for her many
friends and shortly thereafter
the significance OF her promise
became apparent when " was
learned that she had enlisted
Cecil q. De Mile TO direct her
new picture. "A Romance OF
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
STAR.BULLETIN
REPORTER Wins
2NDLIEUTENANCY
George Armitage Among Those
Known Here Commissioned
at Preside Camp

George Armitage, former reporter
on the Star Bulletin, has won COM
mission as second lieutenant in the
Preside training camp. according to
news received here Armitage's home
Is in Montana. He came to Hawaii TO
join the Star-Bulletin staff. and after
a year worked his way on one Of the
seized German steamers to the coast
to get the experience, succeeded in en-
tering the training camp and has come
out with flying colors.
The list Of successful candidates at
the Presidio contains the names of a
number we'll known here Frederick
W.. Wichman, son of H. F. Wichman,
emerges with a fine record and first
lieutenancy in the field artillery. Ros-
coe Fawcett, sporting editor Of the
Portland Oregonian, who was here
with the Portland baseball team last
spring, won a first lieutenancy in the
Notifying branch Of the signal corps
Alexis B. Luce, who spent some time
here as one, Of the members of the
atrical stock company, has a commits.
sion as SECOND lieutenant Of infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04

Will BE GIVEN
ALL FACILITIES

HaIaii's need for passenger accom-,
modations OF such character as will
not interfere with the nations ship
ping necessities will be brought be-
fore Washington authorities in con-
crete form by business interests Of
Hawaii, according TO tentative plans
discussed yesterday at luncheon at
the Young ho'el at which Manager
Stinson was host. The guests includ-
ed businessmen informally gathered
together and representatives Of pro-
motion activities.
That Hawaii will not suffer for lack
of such accommodations. and that
means will be found to guarantee plen-
~ Of cabins for tourists was the gist
Of opinion While the nations prior
call on vessels was recognized, it was
also felt that arrangements can be
made to secure space so that the win.
ter's traffic will be we'll taken care
Of. No definite scheme Of action was
arrived at. Other discussions will fol.
low.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
ARMY ORDERS

Leave of absence for two months on
surgeons certificate of disability is
granted Capt. Jacob NJ. Riggs, quar-
termaster reserve corps, with permits
sion to leave this department, to take
effect Dec. l, 1917. 800.
,Sergt. Otto E. Messenger, Troop G,
4th Cavalry, now in this city, is re-
lieved from further duty as sergeant
instructor with the national guard OF
Hawaii and will. return to his proper
station at Schofield Barracks
(. Second Lieuts. Edward T. Comegys
and Frank H. Richey, quartermaster
corps, are relieved from further duty
as assistants to the department quar-
termaster and will proceed to Scho'
field Barracks.
Second Lieut. Walter ]. Slayton, 1st
Infantry, U. s. R.. is detailed as in
structor in the school of fire at Soho
field Barracks.
Temporary End Lieut.. John H.
Thompson, 32nd Infantry, is detailed
for duty at the school of fire at Soho,
field Barracks.
Second Lieut.. Joseph A. Richards,
appointed with rank from Oct. 26,
1917, is attached to the 1st Infantry.
The following named enlisted men
are transferred as privates to the 9Th
Aero Squadron, Aviation Section, Sig
nal Corps, and will proceed to Fort
Kamehameha, H. T., for duty with the
organization to which transferred:
Sgt. Robert E. Daily, Machine Gun
Troop; Sadler Ralph S. bennett, Troop
D; and Sgt. Walter H. Gray. Troop H,
4th Cavalry; and Private Howard P.
Loughrie, Company L. 32d Infantry. .
Pvt. Alfred T. Highfill, Troop H,
4th Cavalry, is detailed as attendant to
accompany the authorized mount of
Captain Charles H. Jewell, Veterinary
Corps, National Army.
First Lieut.. Thomas r. Griffin, Med
ical Reserve Corps, is assigned to
Schofield Barracks, H. T., and will
proceed to that post reporting on ar
rival to the commanding officer for
duty.
Pursuant to instructions from the
war department, End Lieut.. William
Moe, Signal Corps, having been as
signed to active duty November q,
1917, will proceed to Fort Kameha-
meha, H. T., reporting on arrival to
the commanding officer, Coast De-
lenses Of Oahu. for duty with Compa-
ny B (Wire), 3rd Field Battalion, Sig
nal Corps
2nd Lieut.. Harvey Morris Breaks,
Cavalry, appointed with rank from
October Is, 1917, is attached to the
4th> Cavalry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
$50 GUARDSMEN
CANCELLED OFF
COMP ANY ROLLS

One hundred and thirty enlisted
men Of the national guard, members
OF the ind Hawaiian Infantry, are
dropped from the company rolls to-
day through orders issued from head
quarters. Physical disability Is given
as the cause for their being dropped.
There are IS men from Company B.
II from Company c, 90 from Com
panv D, IL from Company | and So
from Company NJ. The names follow:
Company B-Privates George Apela.
Julian Haleamau, LAM kehiihao, Da'
vid Maikai, Joseph Wahinehookae,
George Mao, Alfonso Guanio, Juan
Taniad, Lasaro Mulato, Juan Cortes,
Ricardo Delrosario, Juan Bernaldo,
Ancleto Cordero. FRANCISCO Pernandis,
Julian Ynacay, Alberto Gamboa.
Company C-Privates First Class
Isami Kunashige, Theoderico Natibe-
dad. Epipiano Buensuseso, and Pri-
Yates Pedro Mariana, Santos Angus
tin, Eugenfo Cruz, Francisco Gregorio.
Simeon Callana, George Pavao, Mkt
Piliwale, Arncito Rafhal, Charles Ri
veira, Jose Carpio, Pedro Jaimen, Be-
NOIHdu OoAlOSI
Guillermo Ramos.
Company D-Corporals James Kau-
ka, Nahea Pae; Cook George Popoh;
Privates Guzman Vicente, David Edro-
20, Willy Lukzen, Eusebo Onsa, La
bringhio Pedro, Joe Rocha, Juanito We
ozo, Pangalina Deago, John Akina,
Antoine Paro5 Cristeto Gamma, Carlos
Montenayor, Vicente Panilag, Manuel
Perreira, Juan Sandals, John Ayala,
Africa Anastacio.
Company I-Sergeants Manuel r.
Agina, Javiea Cirilo, Ybancz Indalecio:
Corporals Espino Placido, Arthur Ra-
pozo; Privates Luis Reyes, Antonio
Cortez, Tom Cummings, Joe Freitas,
Antoine Comes, kinjiro Yamatoya.
Pantaleon Aldo, Francisco Avilla,
Bruno Delacurz, Basilio De IL Cruz,
Joshua Hano, Antonio Reyes. Juan Ra-
mos, J. N. Puailihan, N. K. Keimiki.
Charles Lono Kelekoma, Fortonado
Retada, Thomas Santiago, Claudio Sa.
Dido, Fernando Robin, Amanda Sa.
ralde, Francisco Sentisas, Baeilio Ba.
ham, Gregorio Dublie, Pedro Bual, Luis
Juan Santiago, Pedro Garcia,
No. Q; Nil Furtade, Romando Toganbo,
Cilriro Pantilan, ~Hontong Eulalio,
Charles Kali. Domingo Villamor, Juan
Dublio.
Company M-Sergeants David K.
Kalau, Sam Smith, Capriano, Albao,
Kazuo Tamarabuchi, Henry Naun1u;
Corporafs Felix Besto; Martin Luve-
MIA, Hilarion opura; Cooks Pasqual
Baides, Alfredo Comprindo, sAmbrosio
Samora; Privates Eulalio Fernandez,
Melicio ordonieio, Augustin Arinoala,
Joseph. Aiponini, Alexandra Diita,, Ma.
carlo Eugenio, Placenio Malotau, Au.
gustin Suit, Simplecio Mobiles, Eujo.
iio Arnan, Placiano Antipolo, ApoIonio
Lerio, Vedal Badua, Benitio CuIlado,
Ciriaco Camakailan. Martias Xodio,
POSTING Dunno, Pablo Pintino, Patricio
Pacana, Mamerto Padasig, Juan Sena-
nonhon, Rustico Fernandez, John W.
Emilio Ronkelio, Mariana
Palma. i
The charge Of desertion against
Wagner Sam Nahaloa, Supply Co.. 1st
Regi. Hawn. Infantry, is set aside as
having been enormously made, and he
s transferred to the LIST Separate
Troop, Hawaiian Cavalry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
DUTCH STEAMER HAS
BIG IR0N.STEEL CARGO

Heavily loaded with iron and steel,
the Dutch steamer Ophir is in port
from San Francisco with BAG bags OF
mail. Due to the heavy cargo, the
steamer was far down In the water
and several inches over the freight
line.
Shipment of the big steel and iron
cargo to Japan, where it is all con.
signed, Is taken to indicate that the
embargo on such exports to the Orient
has virtually. been suspended, although
no public statement to this effect has
been made since the return Of the
Ishii mission to Toxic. 49, :
There are only Is cabin passengers
aboard the Ophfr, many of them
Dutch merchants Of the Far East.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
MAJ,,B0WMAN IS
GIVEN PROMOTION

Promotion to rank of heutenant-col
onel has been given to Major Donald
8. Bowman of Hilo, End Hawaiian In
fantry, to date from November "a
1917. The promotion was announced
today at national guard headquarters
together with promotions for the fol
lowing:
: Capt. George l.. Desha, to be major
with rank from Nov. "a, 1917; assigned
to End Hawn. Inf.
1st Lieut.. Eugene n. Deyo, to be
captain, with rank from Nov. "a, 1917;
assigned to End. HaWn. Inf.
: End Lieut. Albert P. Christian, to be
LIST lieutenant, with rank from Nov
"a, 1917; assigned to End Hawn. Inf.
Frank C. Mcdonald, to be End lieu
tenant. with rank. from Nov. "A, 1917;
assigned to 2nd HaWn. mf.-:f2,.~-7..;..
The above named officers will re-
port In person to the commanding Of,
heer,: End Hawn Inf, for assignment
and for duty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-04
CAHU-BUILT SCHOONER
is FINALLY LAUNCHED

At high tide this morning the
schooner Puck, built In the Ala Moapa
shipyard, was pulled into the stream
by the Elizabeth Of the Oahu Ship
ping Co. The Puck was completed
nearly two weeks ago, but there was
delay in launching the ship after her
christening, as 1t was desired to wait
for favorable weather. Despite q
southeriy swell the new schooner was
taken over the reef without trouble
this morning. An application will now
be made at the customs office for the
registering Of the vessel.