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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12

honors in the third lap when Aarona
passed Goo, the Mills runner. and
Decker of Punahou closed up the dis
lance on Collins Of ST. Louis. Ahuna-
OF Kamehameha led for 220 yards. but
Smith of Punahou made great race
and passed both Ahuna and Woon. and
raced TO the tape ahead of the field
in a great comeback.
Dover Beats Saints
Kamehameha won from ST Louis
by small margin in the half-mile re-
lay when Dover finished ahead OF
Fernandes by five yards. 1Mm and
You Bun Hee made a great race for
220 yards, but Kukea OF Kamehameha
gained in the third lap, and handed
Dover a fiye-yGrd lead over Fernan-
des, which he held to the finish.
ST. Louis and Mckinley were the
only schools to score in the century
run. Fernandes. the little sprinter of
the st. Louis team, breezed into the
tape ahead of Bush OF Mckinley. who
finished second by a foot ahead Of
You Bun Hee, who looks like prom
Using runner Auerbach of Mckinley
was fourth Dover, who was expected
TO score in this event, qualified but
died not enter the final on account OF
participating in the broad jump.
Hurdles to Kan
/ Dover captured the 220-yard low
hurdle event with ease. beating out
Mahikoa of Punahou in "a 3-5 seconds
The Kamehameha hurdler cleared the
barriers in excellent manner and was
not pressed during the race Wool
away and Hayselden secured third
and fourth positions. Dover also
chalked up five more points when he
secured first place in the broad jump,
winning from Fernandes and Lam
Wing of ST. Louis at distance of 10
feet 10 inches.
Peterson of Punahou scored 10
points for his team when he took first
place In the pole vault and high Jump
He and de la Nux of Kan had a battle
in the vault. and il looked at first like
a victory for the latter, but the Puma
hou athlete made one vault which de
la Nux could NOT accomplish, and the
height was set at IL feet u inch.
which is three inches under the record
held by Fassoth OF Punahou. Kane
hameha carried off the honors in the
shot put, securing the first three
places.
The officials who conducted the
meet were: Referee, Richard Whit
comb; games committee, Brother Ell.
mer. E. G. Bartlett, F. E. Midkiff. M.
G. Greedy and w. c. Ross; clerk of
course, A. L. Andrews; assistant. A.
Austin; starter, Fred Ohrt; scorer.
Jay Urice; announcer. W. A. Rase-
man; field judges, DR.. l.. E. Case, Ray
Baird, r. X. Thomas; track judges.
John Soper. ]. L. Hopwood and Donald
Laid; time keepers, Ben Clark, G. F.
Schmutz'er John F. Nelson and J. B.
S. Pratt. Jr.; inspectors, A. T. Long.
ley, j. W. McCrillis and r. e. Doty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
PORTLAND DOWNS
Chinese SQUAD
Portland 2, Chinese /.

PORTLAND 4, Chinese III. -s-..,. 49,.
Portland secured a measure OF re-
yenge for their two defeats by the
Chinese team on Saturday afternoon
when they defeated the locals by a
score of to ]. Helfrich and Zweifel
worked for the Beavers, and both
showed TO form
HoCn Ki was on the mound for the
Chinese and was hit for seven hits
and five runs, while Luck zee, who
relieved him, was responsible for two
of the tallies Zweifel, who was given
another chance to show what he could
do, was in rare form, and looks like
one OF the most promising pitchers
on the Portland staff. +. 4.
Kai Luke carried off the honors of
the day as he nabbed Willie at the
plate in the first inning, and he also
caught Wolfer attsecond with fine
throw. Moriyama also showed some
good baseball. and continues to show
why many of the players are recon-
meIding MIN to Seattle and Spokane.
Bill Rodgers also broke in with a
pretty play.
1Hc beavers SCOIeu III the lHSL OH d
double, single, walk and sacrifice
fly. O'Brien's homer in the second
gave the visitors another run. The
Chinese scored in the third on a walk
and a single by Swan, who was the
leading hitter for the Chinese. The
Beavers scored three runs in the third
on Stumpf's homer. and scored two
more in the fifth on two singles, a
walk and an error.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
BERETANIA AND
EVA WILL PLAY
SUNDAY, MAR. IS
Clubs Break Even in Matches
Played Yesterday at Hawaii
Polo Club Courts
EVA vs.. sERETANIA CLUBS
Matches Played Sunday

Matches FIdJeu ounoaJ T.:
William Eklund, Eva, defeated Billy
Hoogs, Beretania.
A. NJ McKeever, Eva, defeated
Billy Warren, Beretania. -.
Cyril Hogs and Paul Bartlett, Bere-
tania, defeated James l.. Renten and
Thomas Nolan, Eva.
A. NJ. NOVEL; and Sunny" Cunha.
Beretania, defeated George Renton,
Jr., and A. BentO 81. ...... :.....
Eva and Beretania broke even in
the matches played yesterday for the
club title, and the championship match
will be played next Sunday when
Hoogs and Warren meet Eklund and
McKeever in the match which will
decide whether or not Beretania Sc
cures permanent ownership of the cup
which is awarded to the club winning
three years Beretania has won the
title for two years. This match which!
will be staged next Sunday promises
to be a close one throughout.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
.KANA DEFEATS
linn in FAST
HANDBALL TILT

In three spectacular games staged
at the Y. NJ. c. A. handball courts,
Akana won over Linn and fastened
himself en- another leg of the tourney
noN-iH progress. $3.50, izi.
Linn took the first game handily,
but he did it at the expense of much
energy and wind The score, 81 to 5,
looked like win for the evenings
match. but Akena struck his pace in
the second match whem with the
game against him at the half way
mark, he smashed the ball to all cor.
ners and won out p to IS.
The third game also went to Akana,
81 to 10. This left curious fact, that
each had won an equal number of
total points, AZ.
This win puts Akana as favorite in
the race for the medal. Medeiros,
however, meets Akana next Thursday
night and no one is willing to venture
the results. Medeiros is the more con.
sistent player, but when right Akana
is brilliant Akana has 10 games on
the winning side. and no losses. Me-
deiros has six clean matches. Linn
and Comes have each now lost one
If Medeiros defeats Akana it will re-
main for the outcome of the Linn
Medeiros match to determine the
winner. Johnston is also playing
splendid handball as he has six games
won to but three lost.
The Iinn-Medeiros match occurs the
last day of the tourney. April 1, and
the handball fiends are wondering
who is going to get fooled.
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WAS 1T RoeAN2
Rv MALT wAYsoN.

= Ike Johnson is a baseball fan, =
= and knows the strength OF every =
= man who wields the willow in the =
= game, who makes the weakling =
= pitchers lame. Ike likes to see =
= old Rogan hurl, and likewise does =
4 Ike's charming girl So Ike do =
y mated to the cause, and joined in =
= all the loud applause when Rogan =
y said that he would heaye. The y
\ magnates sure stuffed up the =
\ sleeve. A pitcher tall used his :
= left fin, when Chilly had the =
\ game begin, This from the dead =
\ stuff doesn't 60" said Ike as :
= Aulston made a throw. This =
y southside stuff is strange to me. y
= Old Rogan looks quite all at sea, =
\ And then he sighed again and =
4 spoke. This resurrection's quite =
y a joke. / 'spose on Tuesday old =
= Ty Cobb and Speaker will be on =
= the job On Thursday Shore may y
= face the plate. 1t sure would =
= bring them in the gate" Then, y
as the pitcher got the hook, Ike =
= gave the southpaw one hard look. y
= and left the park-Ike was the =
= goat And Rogan smiled aboard =
= the boat. The Portland players =
y waved their willows. while Rogan y
= rode the bouncing pillows. =
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DOPE WAS RIGHT

\ Once more the Star-Bulletin
\ selections went right when the I
\ teams in the Cornell meet fin 4
\ ished in the order named. In 4
\ Fridays issue Of the Star-Bul- (
\ letin the teams were doped to
= finish as follows: Kamehameha, 4
\ Punahou, Mills, st. Louis and Nc I
y Kinley. This was the order in I
\ which they did finish. I
\ The relays went as predicted. !
= Mills captured the four-mile I
4 event Kamehamelia, the two I
y mile event, and Punahou, the mile :
\ relay These were as selected In I
y the Star-Bulletin. The one-mile :
\ was snpposted to be a race be- :
\ tween Kan, st. Louis and Puma :
\ hou Kan finished first with st. :
\ Louis second I
y In the open events the Star :
\ Bulletin dope ran true to form, :
y and Dover, Fernandes, Bertel- :
\ mann and othe-s finished as was I
y expected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
SiaE6g!!g!tiiil!l}S{ 81 R as! &gl.SportP
. CORNELL EVENTS

foo-yard dash-Fernandes. St
= Louis, won; Bush. Mckinley. =
= second; You Bun Hee, st. Louis, :
= third: A4efbach, Mckinley,
fourth Time, 10 4-5. ....::.. -.
y 22oyard low hurdies-Dower, :
\ Kan. wpns Mahikoa, Punahou.
y second: woolaMay, Mckinley. :
= third: Hayselden. ST. Louis.
: fourth. Time: % 3-5. j..
y Pole vauit-Peterson, Punahou,
= won; de- la Nux, Kan. second: :
y Harvey, PHnahou, third; CRUDE,
' st. Loniss fourth. f. -
= High iurp-Peterson. Punahou,
y won; Luis. st. Louis, second; :
= Watt, Punahou. third; Low, Nc
y Kinley, and kauwe, Kan. tied for :
y third place. Height 5 feet 2 :
= inches. r.. :
= Brood jump - Dover, Kan, :
y won; Fernandes, st. Louis, sec
= ond; Lam Wing, st. Louis, and :
= Say Soon, Mills. tied for third. :
= Distance. IS feet 10 inches. (
\ Shot put-Bertelmann, Kan, :
\ won; Kanuu, Kan, second; Kau- :
\ hane, Kan, third; Christian, st. Z
= Louis, fourth. Distance, 40 feet :
y inches. ...-@ ..-.-.. ....: ...
y Relays " -. =
r Eourmiie-Mills won Tia, Te- =
\ regawa, Chun Lee Puck. Souza); -
= Kan, second; st. Louis. third; /.
\ Punahou, fourth. Time, 21:34 As. :
= Two-nniIe-Kam, won Martin. ,
\ Fuller, Uweloa, Eaton) /; Punahou, :
\ second; Mills, third; no fourth.
4 Time, 9.03, breaking Cornell rec :
y ord. ......... -. a.. *
\ One-miIe-Punahou, won (Rice,
= Harvey, Decker, SMITH; Kan,
\ second; Mills. third; St Louis, :
\ fourth. Time, 3.47 As. ...-.... =. =. =
\ One-half mile-Kam, won (de
= la Nux, Crabbe, Kukea, Dowerl;. :
\ st. Louis, second; Mckinley, :
y third; Punahou, fourth. Time, :
\ 1.3S 3-5. <...... -. -. :
\ cross-country run, staged last :
= month, counting in points-Kame- :
= hameha, won; Mills, second; Nc.
\ Kinley, third. ........s..".. p
y Points Scored -
y Kamehameha-75 IL. -
y Punahou-37. ..s4..- r. ~,
\ Mills-31 1-2. :. - ~. ........ =
= ST. Louis-291-2 -..* III. :
y McKinley-1S1-2. ~. :........ -
-. o. ].
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
BEAVERS WIN WHEN SHERLOCK HOLMES
FAILS TO PRODUCE PITCHER ROGAN
Penner and Houck Pitch Good Ball for Portland HaS-For
mer Athletic Star Stops Rally in Sixth Inning With Bases
0ccuped-Kan Yen Makes Good in First Trial With the
VSitors-Morgan and AulSton Hur for WreckerS-3 to

run oil the day in the seventh when
Houck. Willie and Hollocher hit The
25th Infantry batters could net find
Houck's shoots and the game was on
the frozen aqua for the Rose City
crew
Houck looks right for good season
and although he did not show every,
thing yesterday. gave an illustration
OF how to pitch. penner also looked
good on the mound and Bigbee, OF
course, was too wild TO show much
Portland is rapidly rounding to shape,
but the Beavers will have to hit the
hall oftener when they get up in the
Baum circuit ,
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Three more games will be staged
between the Portland Hulas and the
local team, the Chinese aggregation
meeting the visitors tomorrow, and u
double bill will be staged on Thurs
day The fans who can get away from
their work will have an opportunity
TO go out to the park Despite the
error made in the advertising, the fans
should see some good ball, and good
crowd on these two days will mean
much in, helping to bring Portland
here next year. .r:....-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
Light men WIN
FROM CENTRALS

The Hawaiian Electric Company
baseball team took the Mutual Tele-
phone Company squad into camp by
score of to 3 on Sunday at Moiliili
Field. Perry and Victor worked well
for the illumination team while Plata.
Williams and Zerbe played good bali
for the Hello boys
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The championship of the first series
of the Y. NJ. c. A. Senior Bowling
League will be decided Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock, when the Oahus meet
the All-Chinese. Each team has won
Is and lost two games. Both teams
are averaging c.ose to 200 a match.
When the match opens it is any
body's until the last ball is rolled, &C
cording to the record of the two
teams. The Oahus have some adyan-
tage in experience which is liable to
tell in a critical match.
Tonight Captain c. H. Atherton will
lead the Cosmos against Harry Deck
er's Hawaii team. These two clubs,
with the Mid-Pacifics, are having a
great race for third place in the final
standing and tonights match is very
important one. The Service will howl
the Mid-Pacifics Wednesday. The
match originally scheduled for Thurs
day night between the Service and
Nationals has been deferred until
next week. Thursday. The Hawaiis
and Nationals will play off postpon-
ed match next Monday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12

Summary: Off Hoon Ri, ID at bat, runs,
hits in innings; off Helfrich, II at bat,
run, hits in innings; home runs, 0'Brien
Stumpf; two-base hits. Willie, Hollocher; sac
rifiee flies. Williams, Pinelli; hit by pitcher
by Helfrich, Moriyama; by Luck Yee, Willie,
Zweifel; double plays, PinelG to Rodgers TO
Stumpf Rodgers to Hollocher; bases on balls
off Helfrich 5, Zweifel 1 : off B6on XII I,
Luck zee 8 struck out. by Helfrieh 8, Zwei-
fel 1 by Hoon Ri o, Luck zee 4. Umpires,
Henry Chillingworth and Joy. Time of game
/ hour IS minutes. III. f.. .. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12

sI,amehameha athletes raced away
with the honors in the Cornell meet
which was held at the Kan field on
Saturday afternoon, chalking up a
total of 75l9 points. which gave them
victory by an easy margin The ath-
letes from the King street school cap
tured two relay events. and also ad-
ded the one record of the day to their
list of honors>
Punahou scored heavily in the field
events. and also landed the mile relay
which gave the Buff ad Blue 81 points.
Mills added to the score secured In
the cross country run and totaled 81 =
points against % for st. Louis and
1919 for Mckinley.
The day was ideal for track ath-
letics. and the bleachers were crowd
cd with enthusiasts. students from
Kapehameha and Mills occupied spe-
Cial stands, and the cheering proved
to be one of the features of the day.
Mayor John Lane. who is much inter
ested in track athletics. watched the
events. accompanied by Senator De-
STA of Hilo.
The feature race OF the day, which
brought victory to Kamehameha, and
incidentally new record. was the
two-mile event. Stanley, the blonde
long-distance runner of Punahou. took
the lead in the first half mile and
beat Martin of Kamehameha to the
line Pratt took up the baton here
end Fuller of Kamehameha went
after the football star, and in a great
s"urt caught the Punahou runner at
the. finish.
Leal of Punahou and Uweloa we're
the runners in the third lap, and al
thought Leal made a grand fight for
position. the more experienced runner
of Kan rushed to the front and gave
Eaton lead of 20 yards on Single
hurst. Eaton then started out after
a record, and at the finish was lead.
ing the Punahou runner by at least
10 yards Ishimura of Mills finished
"a third place. Eaton's time was 8
minutes and seconds, which broke
the old record by II rs seconds, held
by Punahou
Mills Scores
As expected Mills and Kan made
great race in the four-mile relay and
Woolsey, the anchor man for the Kan
team, threatened at one time to stage
the most spectacular race held in
years. Groves. the first runner for
Kan, lead at the end of the first mile,
with Ha few yards back Here Tere-
gawa Of the Mills team, racing against
FieldgroVe, gained and Mills led the
way for the second mile. Chun Lee
Puck, Mills best runner, was sent in
against Vferra and gave little Souza,
who was pitted against Woolsey, a
lead of nearly half a lap. The tall
Kamehameha runner burned up the
track in the first half mile, and was
only few yards back of the little
Mills runner 1t looked like victory
for Kamehameha for a minute. but
Woolsey had tried to accomplish too
much and he tired in the back
stretch while Souza made fast sprint
for the tape, winning out 21:94 3-5
seconds
Mills led the way for the first half
mile in the mile relay, Tin Fook and
Young Yuen beating out all the other
entries for the first half of the race.
Lambert of ST. Louis was in second
place at the end Of the first quarter,
while Rice of Punahcu was in last
position. Mills held the lead in the
second lap. but Mcclure of Kameha-
neha passed Kanahale of ST Louis
while Harvey gained, passing the Nc.
kinney runner.
Kamahamoha mazda strong hid for
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y Left on bases Portland 3, Twenty-fifth b;
off Aulsfon 3 az bat, / run. hit out on
second inning; off Penner Ia at bat. Q run,
2 hits in 5 innings; off Bigbee at bat.
run, / bit in l-3 innings; two base hits,
Houek Williams sacrifice hits, Hawkins,
Plneiii; hit by pitcher. by Morgan. Rodgers;
double plays Penner -Stumpf Morgan.Johnson-
Hawkins Crafton,J Johnson; bases on balls
off Aulston 4. Morgan 4, Penner 1, Bigbee p
Honek !: struck out, by Aulston !, Morgan
3. Penner :. Bigbee o. Houck 4: passed
balls. johnson . umpires. H. Chillingworth
ard Joy: time of game. 1:47.
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was made across a valley and under
constant fire directly through the Mex
ican force.
Very recently Maj.-Gen. Leonard
Wood remarked that he wished there
were million polo players in this
country. There appears to be direct
affinity between the polo player and
the soldier In England, Ireland and
India, before tha war. 'three-quarters
of the polo was played by military
teams"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-12
KAMEHAMEHA ATHLETES WIN CORNELL
MEET WITH BIG MARGIN SATURDAY

One Mile and Two Mile Relay Events Go to Athletes From King
Street Schoo-Punahou Lands Two Mile Relay BY Great
Finsh-MIS School Takes Ronors in Long Race OF Day
Peterson Dover and Fenandes Star in the Days Events
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TEAM
TO MEET LOCAL
team TOMORROW
BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Tuesday, 4 p. m.-PortIand We.
Chinese. .....
Thursday, 2 p. m.-PortIand VS.. 25th
Infantry. ~" -. 49,. ..
Thursday, 4 p. m.-PortIand VS..
Chinese. ~ ..+- - .:<.-s
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Totals DC 5 2 4 p
MUTUAL TELEPHONE co.
Totals

Kappa batted for Cabral in the ninth; inn
ings pitched by Plata 5, Williams A; two-base
hits. Murashge; hit by pitcher. 0'Sulliyan:
bases on balls. off Perry 4. Plata 3, Will
liams 2; struck ont, by Perry 8. Plata ),
Williams 3: passed balls. Victor ?. Zerbe q !:
umpire, Moriyama time Of game, 2 IS: scorer,
Alien. .... -.- - =
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HAWAiIS WILL MEET
COSMOS B0WLERS AT
Y. M. THIS EVENING

This weeks bowling, Y. NJ. c. A.
League:
Tonight Cosmos VS.. Hawaiis.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Ser
vice
Friday ahus VS.. All-Chinese.
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THE DUTCH COMPANY
CHINESE

Totals s29 / 5 1 "a g
Batted for Luck zee in 9th inning.
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E Totals ...31> Z 10 1 27
Hits and runs by innings:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-01
One Dose of Remedy Sweeps Pain
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-01
Method of Trapping
Boil WeeViI Being Tried

Mr.. Walker, Of near MCAlpin, has
devised some kind of a scheme for
catching boil weevils, the methods
Of which he has not divulgeh, but
he is successful in bagging them just
the same.
He was I'm town Tuesday and We'd
nesday. and each day brought for ex-
Hibit 10 the 'DoubtinE Thnmases''
his catch in the previous night. lie
catches them in a small -four sack,
which he undoubtedly bats and sets
in his field at night. The patch Of
cotton he is using as an experiment,
contains about one and one-half
acres. and in thnee nights CSunday.
Monday nd Tuesday,, auRht fully
one thousand fun grown boil wee
wills. Tuesday night the number was
not nearly so large as it was
for Sunday and Monday nights.
Mr.. Walker is firmly of the opin-
ion he has solved the problem Of
successfully hEhtihg the boil. weevil.
He believes with his method worked
out on Il larger scale. cotton fields
can he entirely cleaned Of the weeyil
in a very few nights. and at trifing
expenditures of money.
We understand that Mr.. Walker
has made application for patent on
his boil weevij catcher, and after
proving his methods and trap out
more fully, will place same on the
market.
II Mr.. Walker has found A success
full method of DISCRIMINATING the wee
vii. his fortune is assured.-From
From the Suwanee Democrat, Live
Oak. Fla, Of June 7, 1917.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-01
First Ranfist Church.

Corner PalafoX and LaRua streets.
Rev. ]. A. Ansley, pastor.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Superin-
tendent, J. E. Richardson. A patri-
otto program has been arranged and
an offering will be taken for the
Red Cross.
Morning service, 1915 a. m. The
pastor will speak on food conserva-
ton, as requested by the national gov
eminent.
Evening service, 8 o'clock. The or
dinance of baptism will be admins
tered after the sermon.
B. Y. P. u, 7 p. m. Miss Mary
White, president.
You are cordially invited to atterd
all of these services.
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You Must Fight the Boil WeeVil

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Also my experience and plans for
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ton growers Of the south. And lis
ten. after you have tried my plans
and are not entirely satisfied, and do
not believe you have been benefited,
write me and your money win be re-
turned.
Do this Row-don't delay. You can't
lose you can't make better invest
meHt. Your money back il not en-
tirely satisfied. Address
o. J. WALKER, Pinemount. Fla.
-Adyt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-01

and the prophetic statesman; Ezekial,
the prophetic Waterman, and other
voices from the exile.
3. Prophets of the restoration, Ha-
gia, Zechariah, Malachi and Ezra.
The aim of this lesson is to trace
in outline the progress of Revelation
from Isiah to Malachi. This is n
very important lesson and one you Gan
not afford to miss.
II a. M, preaching by Rev. T, J.
Newsom.
Preaching at s p. M, by Rev. New
som.