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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-08
BEING.
CLASSEDAMONC.
THE SLACkERS.
Many Who Enlisted in
Army, Navy and Marines
Registered but Failed to
Claim Exemption.
Adjutant Generals Depart
ment Takes Stand In
struction War Depart
ment Followed and Names
Were Therefore Certified.

The certification by the adjutant
general of this state to the adjutant
general of the army of the names of
registered men under the draft law
who failed to report for physical ex-
animation when called by the county
boards. has caused number of pro-
tests to come from various parts of
the state from those who registered,
their relatives or friends but who did
not so report because they enlisted in
either the army, navy or marines.
They hold that their names should not
be included in the certified list.
WHAT CAUSED Mix-UP.
The adjutant generals department
claims that it followed instructions In
making the Qualifications. The mix
up seems to have come about through
failure of the county boards to check
on the forms prescribed the names OF
those registrants who so enlisted, at
ter they had received notification or
failure to claim exemption. Under the
the departments instructions recruit
ing officers who recruited registrants
under the draft in other branches of
the service were notified to forward
notification of the fact to the adjutant
general. The governors office at that
time was keeping a check on the names
and as the recruiting officers forward
ed the cards showing the enlistments,
the respective county boards in which
the registrants registered were in turn
notified. The check of the names was
to be made on the lists held by the
county boards. In many cases. 1t Is
claimed in the adjutant generals de-
partment, this was not done.
EXEMPTIONS NOT CLAIMED.
Under instructions the adjutant gen.
erals department certified to the adju-
tant general of the navy the names of
all men certified up as having failed
to report for physical examination I'M
der the draft when summoned to do
so, or, later failing to report to the ad-
jutant general. Notice not being in
possession of the adjutant general of
exemption claims on the part of regis
trant who enlisted in other branches
iof the service, their names were in
cluded in the list certified as slack
ers or deserters.
The lists so certified were given out
for publication. The provost marshal
announced that a strenuous campaign
W iO'iu up VIC SUCKERS ana deSerterS
would be inaugurated and to stimu-
late it rewards of $50 for each Stacker
or deserter delivered over to the near
est recruiting station, were announced,
Profess OFFERED.
When the lists of these names were
so certified names of many men who
had enlisted in othel branches of the
service appeared and protests began to
pour in. The exemptions not having
been claimed by those men through
misunderstanding, their names went
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Siebitd6ls

Der pOlissi fDurbt seitern bic
foIaenben Diebit6ble eeinelbet: Bon
Gbparb Gtrobmeier, 725 Sapib Ctr,
cine gorie nit 1925 mr sciner lid
j4ublobe In Der aii4e; BON Der
s nid Iire Gerbhe Co., $40 Sit 8.
Strabe, elm 250 GaIlonertaeiIel i'm
gsertbc BON $50; bon George aroIl.
man, 22i Snratoga StraBe, @eipport,
s.p., elm JoIoener 8. 8. 6. Bling i'm
gaertbe BON S65,. fopie So IN gaar,
aus ietnem Sdrorrf, s. ano egeleiton
sloeinle; ncn ,.Sobn @dinrnnn 1912
9iace Strabe, cine oolbene llbr, orci
Ginee uno Elm glrmreif i'm 8einnimt.
tpertbc BON 500; bon 6. g. Saipfe,
Sarriion, g., sipei gliito Summirei.
fen I'M @srtbe BON $3.50, Don ieinenI
9luto on 9. nno gaee Strabe.
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atbronn
GrunSsiaenisnms lisbsrtrasuHs.n,
Gineinnati. 1a. esuli


Rannie 6. Graner an 6eIen 6.
gramer, SO bel 91.36 iynb an Der
iiib0fIiten gds Der UloIOn unb aos
cuff StrnBe in Dlt. etuburn. 81.
Rnno @enes Gerton an annd
aruenptlbed, Got 80. 81 bon Bils
liam Sctparb Refs llnterabsbei.
lung, $400.
Warn qtnnis S9uISs an Charles
D. Riot, Cots SO. ga, 8, 9 nnb Z
Don Gbarl.s 6. Murbods lInisrubs
tbeilung in Gettion %, glilIcreei
5Opnibip. 81.
GIiSabttb GGeifsrs on Sennit $.
@oOoarb. 25 Sci III JuB an Der God
Strabe, 81.
4bolpb WDb an @. QIcpb garIon,
qoi 80. 81 BON Dannie R. Cartons
llniernbtbtilung IN gbepipt, 81.
Sobn Mnfbids an @. 2lopb Carton.
Got SO. % BON Jonnie R. Cartons
llnierabtbeilung, 81.
6. eloDb Carton an Sohr MntbinE.
so bti 80 CUB an Der Meifisits Der
'Delmar sfrsniIe, 288 i5uB jiibIi9 Der
WccbbiAs Apsnue, 81
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nirt. Di. pirtIidt lirinds fir biz
gsrbnftuns 8dumsartners III niGl
ansegsbsn ipcrbsn.
Semtidglano iuiro ben llnz
terieebpptfrieg fort.
ieten :
Snsts Der nsue aonSIsr Dr. Wlidast
lis in isinsr Qlntrittsrsbs por bsm
gi.i9sins.
CT iDisbsrboIf, aud. boB DeutidldHs
butd bic TpbiliIutiDn Sub
lambs gum arisss se5puussn
purbe.

aoptnbassn, 10. Snli. Or.
Mi9uslis, Der nsus bsutfte Reihss
tan;Isr, insts in Der Rebs, bic CT am
DOnnsrIfns Todmiitoe Dor osrl
Rtihstas bislt, bag Deutf6Ianb ben
llntsrfsstriss fOrtieBsn piroe. er
iasts, bab biss cine DonitGnbis ssfsss
Ii6e unb seredtisrtisis Wiabressl lei
unb Sur anipsubuns sebradt iDeros,
I'm BEN ariss. iObdIO pie mOsIi4 sin
Gnbs gu mn4en.
Dr. gli6delis bssann feline RsOs
nit sinsm berjl:dsn 9ribut fiir ben
bergen aanSlsr. Or. BON Sethmdnn'
Soapss, beHsn sbun unb Wiritn
bon Der @sIts.ididts ipdtsr seipllr'
oist ipsrbsn ipiirbtn.
Der aanslsr fusts. bab Der 2ries
burd bic WtObiIiiiruns gublanos
9eutTdIanb aufss3punsen porosn
isi. unb bab aud Deuti6larto Surdl
ben @triu9 gngIanbs, Deuti4lanO
aus5ubunssrn, Ju bem llnttrieetrisg
se5ipungen iporben fei.
9cs ferncren iagtc Der aan5Ier, oaij
fie fd:paf,, Soffnitng, amerifa lperb,
Dem seiesfoien lreiben eneIanbs ein
erbe maasn, ii6 als triigcriidl erfrie.
fen babe. GeiitidlIonSs en6oiItiger
@erf,d, Dem arieee cura elm 5ric.
rensanssbot Elm Gnoe 81 maiden, lei
f,blseiG.ageu inrb baraufbin Der rid.
fidtsIoIe Saiid6Ootfries begonner
norben.
Eie llnteriee5oote, iagte er, hdttcn
mebr erreid,t ols man ron linen er.
fportet uno Die faIide 8ropteten, Die
als SoIge bes llnterieefrieees 0as
Gn6e Ses Grieaes In elmer beititurnten
3eit pornisseiaot baiten hem Batter
Ianoe einen i9Iedten Gicnit erlricien.
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6. QIOpb gorIon an Gbolpb WDB,
50 lei 80 5ub an Der @sifieitt btr
DsImar 2lpsnus, 23s Jut iiioIish Der
Woobbins ADenus, 81.
glIo Bel Doobparb an aooipb
R. Senfnu. 20 SUB an Der ereseeni
2lptnus IN 5nirmonnt. 81.
aoclpb R. Seniner an 5erman 2.
Galpsin. basisIbs EisentblHn, 81.
Die 6ome Bloa. II. 9odn 60. on
Soiepb Squer. 65 fuB an Der Glib
lDeltieits Der Dat Gtrabs in 5arts
iusn, 81.
Jrsberid .. Toromon an gernabis
ma aleins, 80 bsi 1870 CUB an bee
Siioleiie Der Wnrlcp apeilus in Sol
lede 6in. 81.
Sdrriett q. Srdsr an Sobn Q.
Sennines, 80 BEL 201 fyuB an b,r
Roroisit. Der @sii SiraBs. 0itlid Der
i5reemnn Qpenut, $1,000.
German Z. Witt. on 9puis z. 9iss
pert. 3bsil bon Gets % unb % in
6erHinn 3. Ditie's llntsrabtbeiIunJ
in SsiiiOn IS, RiIIcrsti 5opnIbip, 81.
gie 19. Warb Q. 60. an Clara
Glnub. so bei ia 5ub an Der Cor
bin Strnbs, fern,r 80 Eel 1141 sur
on Der Rorbieits Ter 9nplor Sirdbs.
iernsr 40 SUB on Der Toroltits Der
1nblOr strabs, 81.
Charles 8. arsimtr an emma areis
msr. 70 bei 80 Gub an her nOrb0fts
Iihen Gds Der 9. unb gnrr Strabt,
itrnsr 20 bel 30 Gub an Der Hcros
Teite Der @eit gtsTnt,n Sirnbs. sipis
fden greemdn 2lp,nue uno Gdrs
Strobe, 81.
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.DaS IjjG5|le 9ut.
siomun BON seOpis q ait,
(aOrtiesuns.)

,@iroerfonrmen -. fueim sSbrf
Godlter lid) perbeiratbet bat -"
Gs ging mie ein irneres ShiIttern
blrh Or. gSeibretts StinIme, ieine
@1noe prebten elm pnar Sefinoen
lang iait frnnipibnft Die Der 5raiI
Wengers uro lolten ii9 Damn nit
plobli6em Mud.
gSeben Sic mobl, Srmi Wengersl"
er mar gegongen uno iie bate ibn
nif,t 5u balteil beriilft. Aub feia
Iestes: auf sSieoeriebenl ibm nod
aerilien.
rSieoertommen, iDenn SSbre Tod.
Ter lid perbeirotbet bot. -"
SSa bod, ia ood,l llno balo. 70
toIO tpie MIR irseno moglib. bieie
Sod5eit beihleunisen, bon Der ibr Ell.
genes glIles abbing.
@ie ein 6ieber eileitoer llrrgebulo
mar es iiber iie eefonunen, WGbreno
lie aiif Die BON ii,b geitreften Sdnce
id)oilte, in oenen lie nod anton 8ei.
tredts frninpfbaften Grtd 8u Der.
ipiiren glaiibte. ellen, ellen" =
hannerteu Die @e5mfen in ibr -
feline 3eit berIieren."
llnb bic Wtitgift, on bic iie Citizen.
firder bate gIauben laiien, Die er Ell.
mes Cages einforoern niirbe9 Giues
Sages -. am SodBeitstage. -.
Wtit einem Ieiftfertie ieIbftsefaI.
ligen 2dheIn mari 5rmi GIarn ben
Sopf 5uriif. gs tpiirbe ibrer @ug.
belt 10 poH geIingen, Die Singe 5u
breben uno gIiidIih 5u Ieiten bis slr
Sod5eit. .. bis iiber Die SodBeit
binaus.
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Snnae gntooitbe berbaftet.

Der 18idbris. Trant marfb, bon
go. ia Sounbers Strabs, unb Der
slei4altriss Carl Graui, 214 Wlul'
btrrp Strube, tpurb.n seIiern Ra9s
mittas inter Der geI9ulbisuna bas
QutomobiJ bes Dm. RIiuss, 2413
GiIbert 2lpenus, s.Ftoblen gu fdben.
berbdft,t unb legien ou9 na9 ibrsr
gerbdftung Elm 9eiidnbniB ab. 'Das
ssfDbIsne auto ipurbe auf ber tolltn
Jabrt, ,psI9e bic Sungeu in bemieI'
Sen untsrnabmer, infolge eines I'M
falls in Der Rdbe bes 5drriion Gpt.
Biabuiis fan sanslib serif6rt unn
bort eeFern frii5 In bisTsm 3uitanbs
gefunbtu.
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sIHaebIidje eaSenOiebm.

Jba @isin. "a Sabre ali. Ro. 61J
Welt Court Strnbs. bic erit Dor einis
gen 9agen nit ibrem ansebIifen
8rdutisam 2tbe SiIberbere bon Ban
gouDer, .. g., bier anlangte. ipurbs
esiiern i'm @eiddfte Der MdbIeo &c
Garep 60. ipegen 0iebftabls sinsr
8lOuie unb zines Rodes. ipsld,s iit
untsr ibrem alsibe Uerborssn aatts,
perbaftet. Bel elmer fpdter in isser
gsobnung porgenommsrsn llnieffu,
dung ipurbsn Woaren i'm Bertbt ron
etfpa $500, pelde aus perfdisbsn,n
anberen edben geitoblsn iporbtn fsir
follen, aefunben.
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9ie garfbsborbc.

Die pnrfbe60rb. bat setrn ben
apntrait fir ben Ban bss 9oIb SAGE
G9ubtnuTts an bic Sobio GOrocn
9uiIbins anb Contribution 60. gu be-
ren Qnssbot bon $35,582 bsreeben.
3pei tltins @runbitiidt an aIblanb
apenue ipurben unseinuft. nm bic
@erlGnaeruns bes 8luobp Run g,art'
ipap bur6fiibrsn gu tonnen. gerihie'
b,nes @runbeissntbum an Mc5nrIano
Rpab fon burd seri6tIi&es aonbems
nationsberfabren eriDorben tperbsn
unb Der Stabtnnipalt puros bn5u be-
aufirnst. 9as Gisentbum iuirb fir
etn.n Ginsuns gum Mlt. gIirp MaIb'
part oebraudt.
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Trit Sanmsartner
Sn GIebeIdnb ppn ben
8unbesbeb0rbtR ber
baftet.

GIepslanb, O., 10. JuIi. fyris
8aumsdrtner, Biz Dor sfurjsm Sus
perintsnbent Der Qaie Grie GiIens
iperte unb MitgIisb mebrsrer bornebs
mer IHlnbs in gleDeIanb, purbe am
Donnsritas absnb ouf 8sTebl BON
Wnfbinstpn bin in ieiner Wc6nung
psrbdftei unb ss ipurbs ibm mitgss
tbsiIt, baB er tis gum Gnbe bss
ariegss internirt iperben ipiirbe. Dor
msbreren Bo6sn ipurbe ibm, neil e.
elm beutf6er llntertban iit, be Grs
laubniB bsrpeisert, sseen g}arole fsis
nsn pcIffn oIs Gupsrintenbsnt Der
Gifeniperte 81 beh0lteu.
2lu6 5rtb .. Sdmibt, sin bsuts
fHer GIsftritsr, nnb Mrtbur Grosli9
uub War Rod. J. 90. 90. afgitotoren,
ipurbeg- ptxbaftet uHb sDttten tuters
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Nr fahrrr pcrantirprtIidl.

Coroner Or. Bauer bat sefiern in
feinem 9srbitt iibsr ben 5ob Der
5arbisen GOIois Sndion, 339 Dsft
6. Strnb., srtldrt, bnb Der 5nrbiss
Carl @ibbs bofiir psrnntiportIif iei.
9erIeIbe botte obns grIaubniB oas
9luto isines 4rbtiisebtrs gu ein.r
Su6esfubrt bsnubt. On Der Spring
@rups @pe. sins bic Muihins infolss
bss pobniinnisen 5obrsns in 5riim'
msr unb @Olbi. lag nit SsrIhmetters
tenn Sd)Gbsl nui BEN SirobsnpiIaitsr.
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llnfdae.

Die 10 iGtrisc SiIba Sub.rs
John. 210 Weft Gourt StrdBs. puros
eeitern 9o6mittas asssu 6 lIbr bOr
ibrsr Wobnung BON bem 9lutomobil
bss slrtbur R. Gponetrbsrs eetrOfz
fen, fam aber eIiidliher Meiis NIT iins
bsbeuisnSen 9erIsbunsen Oopon, Tobob
fis obns Ollie nah 9auis ash.n tonnts.
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'@ruHSsiscnt6nms-Sgpo eieu.
Reu einsttragen.

Weu eInsefrd gen.
JranS Rnsgsls an Gid Run 9. II. 9.
Co., $3.50.
philip Mefsrf9mitt an aatbrsn 3.
2unien, $3.50.
@eores Siodsr an Brighton Ger
man 9ant Co., $3.50.
Qouis Golfer an bo., 500.
Wnrte 6. Sobapp an Wiami g. u.
g. Co., $500.
German g. gnlpein an gpIunttsr
6. u. .. Co., $500.
Catherine 9iertts an golsrain ..
Ii. 6. Co., $400.
Jobn @. MleGabben an Southern
Obio Scss. 8ant Co., $1,000.
2ouiIa u. Dilion an bo., $1,000.
Wnr Rubin an gsarl Martst gant,
$20,500.
gltrabam aucas an @eIt aib.rtp
3. ii. 6. Co.. $500.
Gertrude Smitb an A. Ctr. 9. ".
$500.
Clinton airtb en- Gait gnb gont,
$1,000.
GbarIss 6. aetpis an aibsral 6. II.
9. Co., $3.50.
Glisobeib 9. @bits an bo., $500.
laniie 6. 8ople an bp., $125.
Qlmanba q. R. Saufter an DO,
$500.
Grant Z. Binisr on Diaiam J.
syiffer, $4,000.
anton Osbfer an 5unt Ctr. 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
eli3obstb g. 5uds an Glenipab g.
u. .. Co.. $500.
GetiIste '9bpotbetsm
slntboup Woblfrom an Star 3. u.
Ro. 8 Co., $500.
pauline 6enlein on Star 3. U. Ro.
3 Co., $3.50.
aOuiia autmsr on gries 5ia 30. 2
9. II. 6. Co., s..
aOuiia auimsr an Cosmopolitan 3.
u. 3. Co.. $3.50.
@m. $. MeNiatin an 6. Wbiie Sr..
$500.
Glfu R. gor an Wpoming 8. u. e.
60, $5250.
0lorp 8. Gipin. an @pOmins g. II.
g. Co., $3.50.
Sus. 6. Robinfpn ans Gbns. %.
@othsrmaH, $500.
anna Nibinser an prics 6ill gugls
8. II. g. 60. 20. i, $500.
@eorse Cube an Columbia 9ant u.
SOgs. Co.. $500.
Selma Gipssnsp on gongrsb 9. ".
Co., $2750.
glusuIt 8. DreDer an Baltimore
9lbe. g. u. q. 60, $500.
@eOrse StOder an Brighton Ger.
9ant Co., $3.50.
Sdperio 8drons an iJrant 8. Gin.
nsb. $1,000.
5Obn Nsubort an Mspublie 6. u. 9.
Co., $500.
Do. on DO. $500.
glusuiiu Run an eagle g. u. 9. a.,
$500.
Rate Dean an elobe 3. Il. g. &C.,
$3.50.
Gaartba 9. Chapman an Bomb Sin
3. q. Co., $500.
Gtds. 8. munfsb on eaf enb
gani Co.. $27O0.
nm: airuss an 1sirft marb Q. u.
g. q. Co., 800.
gIap RepnOlss an Mars Jufns,
5000.
oasid qstri an GHtsrpriis Q. u.
Q. Co. $3.50.
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perional. sasfi3ea.

5err afbertgobd, Elm onaes
febener beutfder gsipuier, III geftern
feinen 2ieben bnr9 ben Sob sntriHsn
fuorben uno ibnen iisht IN ibrem Der.
ben 8erlut bds irniglt Beileib ibrsr
5nblreiteH Greunbe nnb 8efanmten
sur Seits. Die Bserbisuns finbst BON
SraasrbGsis 1927 6rrrifou a[o1tus
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in GbsDiOt. aus ftnit. bod fnb 9ae
unb stunbs NOD ridt fefssfsBt.
Strr 6 barIes :. Reinbarf
ein bsfannter uno oneefebsnsr 9irs
ger, bat sefiern bi. ausen gum efuigsn
SdIummer seT1loHen. gr. bate Elm
sllter BON so Snbren erreidt unb bins
isrIdbf bic Satin FRAU auaufte Rein.
hart aeb. 0nhIe nsfit ainbsrn. Die
Seeroiguns fiubet am Sumitas Dor
mitina TO llbr pom 5rnnsrbauf,. 1921
RcsrIein apenus. ouf Spring GrOps
itast.
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q nn 0 nee

Die @eIelI9aft columbia ens
pfie6It f6 gum @bi9luB BON @.rs
ii9erungsbertrdaen su ben bentbar
sinifigfteH 8eOingunseu- Ssbsr garas
grap5 eiu S4Iaserl
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i'm !6olldnsiiden Eerritp
rialsWeipdfiern
@drsn am 16. SuIi bic Seutfde Dnrn'
pier Don ben britiiten 3erft0rern
ongssriffen porben.

Sm5aoa 10. gull. : 0as mai
rim. Dfinifierium tiinbiste am Don.
nsritas abenb offisieII an, baB bsi
ansriff. Der am 16. Suii cine briifih,
3eriiOrer TotiIIe auf btutf9e Dam,
pier genio6t. in hpIldnbiften Serri,
tOrioIsetpdfern fattsefunben babe.
unsurifb. Rnniiipnss
fabrif nnstbIi9 ab.
eebrnnnt.
3ari4 10. Suli. Cine bier
sinssInufens Ra9ri6t beiasi, bab bi,
Muniiions sJabrii Der unanrifden
GiIsns unb Stn6l Dtrte in gnasls.
feIb BEL 8ubapeit am Sonntng p6aig
singsdfHert tpurbe. Sdmmtlite @or.
rdibe ipurben ssrit6rt. Ter Sdabsn
iiberiteigt cine Mli[lipn 4rcnen.
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case it is below $100 share it will be
taxed cents per share, while If it is
over the hundred mark it will bring
2 cents for every 500 and 2 cents for
every fraction over the last hundred
mark
Draft checks or notes payable
otherwise than at sight will be taxed
2 cents per 500; conveyances and
deeds will be taxed so cents on each
$500 or fraction thereof
Custom house entries will be 25
cents up to 500 value; so cents for
values from 500 to $500 and 81 for
values over $500.
Entries for Withdrawals from Gus
tom house will have flat rate OF so
cents
Foreign passenger tickets will be
taxed as follows: 81 on tickets cost
ing from $40 to $50; So on tickets
costing $50 to $50 and S. on tickets,
costing over $50. --..
Proxies for corporation voting will
be taxed 10 cents and power of attor-
ney executions Is cents
The act also places a tax on sales
of produce but as no dealing in fu.
lures is done here the tax will not
apply in Hawaii,
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Getting At the Facts

In drawing public attention to the shortcomings
of the national guard camp at Kawailoa the news
papers of Honolulu are fulfilling duty that is far
from agreeable.
1t would have been much NICER all around to
have said nothing about the persistent rumors of
gambling in the camp; about the varied and vari-
GUS stories of fights and near-riots; about the
change in program which surprised and disappoint-
ed number of capable officers; about the stories
told by Fipinos concerning disOrganization of the
comnissary.
But the situation that presented itself immedI-
ately upon the ending of the camp called for ven
tation, and it is qualification to record that al
ready as result of the lessons of the camp and
the incidents there plans for changes for revisons
and for some steps approaching reforms arc being
worked out. If the rumors untrue exagger-
ated, they will be stamped as such.
For the money, time and energy spent all over
the territory the national guard the territory is
entitled to full return in efficiency. Furthermore,
the public is entitled to know the truth about the
guard and is entitled to know the causes for dis
satisfaction that cannot be CLOSED Gen. John
every story, rejecting on the discipline and conduct
of the Kawailoa camp and that the truth will be
made public These. are not military secrets; they
are in no way confidential military matters. They
are emnently of public concern and the public is
eminently entitled to know the facts. <=
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this church community is intensely de-
voted to upholding the policies OF the
nations chief magistrate, and is pa.
triotic and loyal in time of war. As
the audience dispersed, the orchestra
rendered medley Of patriotic airs.
st. Andrews Cathedral, where Bish-
OPP Restarick and Canon Ault official.
ed, had one of the largest congrega-
lions seen there since last Easter. and
the bishops sermon, dealing with the
great question of the war, was clio.
quent in its appeal to the patriotism
and loyalty of the American people.
The congregations from St. Elizabeth 5
and several of the other Episcopal
churches in the city, attended this
service.
ST. Clements service at 8 o'clock
was also well attended, and the SER
vices, with music appropriate to the
occasion, were both impressive and
beautiful
Yesterday evening the Salvation
Army called together a large crowd
from the street with its hymns and
its instrumental music.
AT the army posts, where thousands
of enlisted men had a whole holiday,
entertainment for the day consisted
of baseball and football, music on the
piano and graphophone indoors, pool
and billiards, cards anG anything else
that came up to claim a part of the
holiday spirit. .<--
But the real feature Of the day was
the huge Thanksgiving dinner at noon.
Thanksgiving Day is always looked
forward to by the boys in khaki, and
that they expected as much this year
as in former years was evidenced by
their courteous but firm refusal to ac-
cept the hospitality of any of the Ho-
nolulu civilians for Thursday. The
ladies of the War Council, and the or.
CARNATIONS acting under their direc-
ton who have been contributing to the
pleasure of the soldiers in the last
few months found out three weeks
ago that it would be a real kindness
to the soldier not to try to lure him
away from his quarters for Thanksgiv.
ing dinner.
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0UTRlGGER CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN SATURDAY

Following the big regatta at the
Outrigger Canoe club on Saturday
afternoon, the members Of the club
will hold a chowder supper and dance.
During the past few months the COM
mittees at this club have been taking
an active interest in boosting athletic
and social events and the supper and
dance this evening promises to be a
real event. -s.
There has been much interest taken
in the big events which will be staged,
and the mile and one-half race in
which Duke, Kelii, LANCER and others
are entered, should attract attention.
A large number of tickets for the sup
per and dance have been sold. The
chowder will begin at $3.50 and the
dancing will start at $3.50. ="
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MEMBER OF QUINTET AT
FORD FACTORY HOME

Robert WaialeaIe, a member of the
Hawaiian quintet at the Ford auto fac
tory, Detroit, has returned to the ISL
ands for six weeks vacation before
returning to the states to start mill
tary training. Waialeale has been
drafted along with William Lincoln,
another member of the quintet, and
these two Honolulu boys expect to be
training for service in France before
long.
Five local boys--Waialeale Lincoln,
Henry Kailimai, Gordon Auaia and Ka-
ohu McKenzie-are employed in the
magnetic department of the Ford fac
tory, and during their off hours play
Hawaiian music for the thousands of
employees. The boys left the islands
four years ago and toured the United
States. George Bush, another Homo
lulu boy, is with them at the Detroit
factory.