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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-06-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Royal Peak is at home
from her school at Greenville.
Miss Helen Tillman arrived this
morning FROM Hollins college for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. Carroll Rainsford is at home
from the Citadel for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. John K. Aull and her sweet
little daughter, are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Tompklns.
Miss Marion Bailey is at home
from Chicora college for her sum-
mer vacation.
Misses Ida Folk, Janice Morgan
and Lula QUITS returned on Friday
morning from Winthrop college.
Hon. and Mrs. Walter Mcdonald
came up from Augusta Saturday
to attend the Calhoun-lVes we'd
ding.
Mr.. Claude Lyon came up from
Augusta and spent Tuesday here
with the home folk.
Mr.. Edgar Strother returned
with Mr.. John Hollingsworth to
Philadelphia where he has accepted
a position
Mrs: Charles Smith of Atlanta,
nee Miss Mary Talbert, spent last
week here with her mother, Mrs.
Lemie Talbert.
Misses Alma DeLoach, Helen
Dorm, Minnie Lanham, Lallie Peak
and Florence Minis have arrived
from Cocker college.
MI. Stevens Scurry is now serving
Messrs. Dorm q Minis as salesman,
and will be pleased to have his
friends call on him.
Mrs. Raymond Rogers and sweet
little daughter of Blenhelm are
here for a visit to Mrs. Ida F. 6hep-
pard and other relatives.
Under the direction of Contrac-
tor E. P. Arthur work ON the resi-
dence of Mr.. o. B. Anderson in
north Edgefeld is progressing
rapidly.
Miss Stalnaker who has been
teaching in the Harmony school
visited her aunt Mrs. w. w. Fuller
this week.
Sow peas; SOW peas; sow all the
peas you can buy and beg. They are
rich. wholesome food for man and
beast. And besides the food value
of peas, they feed the soil.
Mrs. D.. B. Hollingsworth accom-
panied her son John Holllngsworth
as far as Washington on his way to
Philadelphia. Mrs. Hollingsworth
will be in the capital city during
the reunion.
All persons desiring their mail
delivered in the city limits will
please erect a mail box and
notify carrier of your desire to
have mail delivered.
J. T. Harling.
We trust that the shortcomings
of this issue of The Advertiser will
be overlooked, as the editor as
Chairman of the County Registra-
ton Board, has devoted much of
the past week to the registration
for military service.
Precinct registrars are requested
to be on the alert for persons who
failed to register June 5, reporting
them to J. L. Minis. chairman of
the County Board OF Registration.
Miss Minnie Lanham and Miss
Florence Minis left Thursday for
Black Mountain, N. c., to attend
the college Y. w. G. A. conference
at Blue Ridge. They will be away
for about two weeks.
The harvest of June brides
throughout E~dgrfeld county will
be above normal. 1t appears that
Cupid arranges for a MATCH about
every other day at Johnston and
Edgefeld is also establishing a new
record.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Padgett have
gone to Greenville to attend the
commencement of the G. w. o..
where Miss Gladys Padgett receives
her diploma, having given her grad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-06-06
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Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Taste1ess
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General Tonic because it contains the
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The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
STACKER USES
PISTOL ON WIFE
Shoots Her When She Refuses
To Aid Him Dodge
Draft

Andrew Bibau who has been tu.
ing 90 escape being drafted nio fhe
ARMY "Wednesday afternoon sho, his
wife slN times when .he refused to
assist hm l0 cNadr army service.
The vie. MIS- Anna b1an i- iu
Receiving hospital in serious condt
zion
The Rl0ans were married about a
year ago. uaf had NOT lived together
Cor The last no months Nhan .~ aia
to have presented false stH4nIts 100
the exemption board in Highland
ParN ana tried fo gct hi. wife fo
sign an affidavit ha hc WAS hrr
sole means of support, Hr went io
fhc home of his wife ar 40 30 An
toiuetteavt highland Park. We'd.
ncsday afternoon and 2galn insisted
fhat She sign the Document She
refused according to her STORY TO-
the police Heg husband threw her
TO the floor according To Police
Chief Charles SEES mClr OF tiishlaua
Park. and standing over her fired
sA shots lll 90, which STRUCK The
woman three lr ne rien- hand. two
in fhe leg and one % .he slide
The police -as thaf biNau then
ded t0 ihc home o brother. 90
80 AS labe.ir1Nr hg- uon dis
appeared from thre RIhtn WAS 10
have gone 90 Rattle creek un frt
Saw. lac mrtcn board hFnE de
med ms clam Tor exempt.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
RED SOX MAKE
NO HEADWAY
Defeat of White SoN Is Onset
BY Tiger VIC
tories

Nr,W YORK. sept 10 me Red
S0A evidently afr Eoluc io have DIT
AN oven ptlh rae least pain possible.
ln -r.f of Che fact Chat connie
Mack, Athletics iooN advantage ~
rne Nhite ~oN and Nh.pp. them,
1.-The B0- an SoA could gain ma head
vav TEn dropped two 'o ptuoi
and n.aa. % possible Tor Chcaeo TO
NOV, frr. -i while e0,ns backward
Five r8mss Nil now put thne- ln
shane lp. thc tomieket. clan 20
sweep. oar Tho dusty old safety De-
pc-ir ,auu and make D. ready ior
Inc wcra. series money SINCE $500.
Ten games are left on -ht White
Soy schedule N thef win halt oi
lhcu nev Niu finish thr season
win lr victories Fifteen victories,
which ould use Up all Gre remain
ine Rcd SoN encounters would give
them rr 20 on Tho Won s'de
The $50 Soxrs are sfili billed TOT
th. same foggh eggs fnet oaliiea
.esf.rs The Ehtagoars remain
in pha aalph.a and ihe llGefs con-
,frur s,- ~kir 40 Fenwa' Park
I'M, Gwnt= Yesterday lost one
with ~Um Sa.ice nthe box against
JIrl Vaughn
charles Herzos has lef' New
Va.k tar Maryland declaring he VIII
81 s Vlth the Giants whenever
-e ;. sble Thaip obahly wA be-
in ne ht worlds series
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
Tigers Turn on Red Hose in Two
Games, Winning Both Handily
James and Dauss Turn Boston
Crew Back; Two More
Contests Today

BOSTON. Sept. 20.-The Tigers
arr unable 10 win the pennant them
selves. but they proved themselves
uuite capstle 81 keeping Boston sr"i
The championship when tteF
tronnced The Red Sox N ooth elua
. or a douhle.header yesterday 90
The fret game was settled early
when the Bran-Eaiers decided thcs
would not field anything SO meg
proceeded "a gum things up Nalli
TYee's four bits. aided and abetleu
\, cipht errors. Melted five runs.
The ho.oe team l1aisged 20 sdure7e
tv,o runs over on tle nine hits iAef
secured or James.
Dauss was primarily responsive
for the second victory ne hfi4
Boston 20 three hits. walked 0ut ohe
man and struck out three AZ no
tine during the game did the former
rhampions threaten Stanage az tHe
plate. Vosch scored the only run 81
the contest, sending a triple 20 cen
ter In the second and sc0r1ng GA
Heilman's sacrifice ~
The Tigers looked like ball players
Yesterday They didn make
error in the is innings played ana
The hurlers selected for the confes,
walked but four men. an unusual
record for Bengal pitchers FROM
start to finish. Jennings men roo
The Boston clan As they used 20 IN
The days wnen Detroit was nghNns
for the pennaut
The Boston fans, al nrsi opcnis
indifferent TO the Jungaieers or
cause OF their wretched showing me
rast few weeks. came 70 appreela
ton of their play during the mrs.
game and applauded the Detroit al
rregation thruout the rest 81 the
dav's program. Cobb brought the
crowd 10 their feet in The eighth IN
ming OF the first game, when ne
singled. stole second and went al
The wav homo on Cady,s poor throw
There are two more games 20 2.
nlaved today against Boston. and
Jennings has Ehmke and Mitchell
read 10 take the mound The Spirit
OF the Boston team Is broken no"
that they have no chance for inc
nennant and Detroit ought not 10 eR-
perience much fighting today
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
MASONS TO PLAY
AT NANIN FIELD

The Friendship and Redtord
lodges. winners of The peunants .u
their divisions 90 the Masonic
league. play al Nayin field Saturday
afternoon. following an exhibition
drill pur on by the Detroit com
mandery The proceeds viii be-
turned over 20 Zoe Red Cross The
drill viii start ~ O. clock
Both lodges have good teams and
the spirit % rivalry runs high
The leading sluggcrs OF both Ak
gregau0ns viii be in the harness
Umpires Reiss and NcAllister have
been assigned 90 the games
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
SERIES RULES
AWAIT DECISION
Committee Waits For Sox and
Giants To Make 1t
Mortal Cinch

CINCINNATI. O., Sept 20.-The
arrangements for the 1917 world
series will not be made before to-
morrow. u then
This seemed certain when the
members OF the National Commits
sion got together here today IN their
annual draft meeting which this
year will be comb with the
worlds series session.
Because the White Sox and
Giants have not yet cinched the
pennants the commissioners think
they had better wait day or TWO
before making the arrangements
for the clash between these clubs.
Todays meeting was scheduled TO
start At IL a m and the frst busl-
ness 10 be taken up will be the
work of arranging for an ONO
championship series between the
Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs
After this has been completed the
annual draft OF minor league play
ers by the big league clubs will be
in order.
Chairman Herman was certain
this morning that nothing would be
done about the world series today
Quite a crowd OF baseball nota
bles was on hand early TODAY with
more coming in on every train
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
POLICEMAN HELD
WHEN MAN HE
WOUNDED DIES

Patgolman Walter kowalski.os the
NincAood ave station, is held ON a
charg, of manslauehter following
The death az August sarnowski. ID
years Old SO 1871 Twenty ninth ST.,
whom he shot i'm % saloon brawl az
80 1905 WOodwardave Monday
night
Sarnowsk was thought al first TO
ho insured only slightly when a bul.
ier rom koWalskis revo,yc-. aim
ed at another man With whom the
patroiman wa. arguing. struck HIM
ON he head Ht was taken 10
Grace hospital and later discharged
but Wednesday, morn ng. Sarnowski
tcli intense pains in his head. and
rA9mina1on showed splinter OF
fhe bullet had become imbedded n
nls brain Death soon occurred.
Coroner Parker has ordered an n
0ut into The mans death. Friday
mcrnlnc
kovalsk 5o.ncd Tho police force
Ma, ~. 1913 He is 90 years old and
unmarried
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
DETROIT HORSE
COPS 2:15 PACE

MARSHAL. Mich sept -go-
leEe Bof Detroit horse. ~ou The
pace a fhe Short Ship meeting
YESTERDAY during RE Observance ~
Patriotic nav Peter Pan won he
frsr heat from The Detroit horse ot;
College B0y came back strong m
the next three and wor hsndly
Sir Arthur v0n the o pace b.
s.raigh, heats and Litce Reno cop
ped the --7 tfot after losing ne
third boz f0 lena Hart
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

HANRE uE GkAt y N1-. , y q
Aston ncn he feature event az tha
meeting yesterday when b. 'roun ~
Ecmunr y the fourth number Dis
tance 0f one mile and 70 Yards
WHARF" Bedwel' Won his ars- starr
OF the meeting with Early Light
Nno defeated View Haven 7y tfo
Lrrrthe
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
u, S. SURGEONS
REACH BRITAIN
Civilian Doctors Are DiStrib-
uted Among Hos
piials

LONDON. sept 90 Arrival of
thc hrst group OF American civilian
physicians to aid In hospital work
was announced today Thcy were
allotted 10 hospitals here and IN
the provinces
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
MABEL TRASKI IS
WINNER OF RACE
Cox Horse Defeats 81. Frisco
In Record Breaking
Time

COLUMBUS o. sept 80 Mabe.
Trask The star frorcr ~ cox S
stable. lowered the worlds record
for three-hest race yesterday
whca she defeated s. Frisco hcr
greaf rivals in the free foral uof
ting event
The card continued ful % SUR
rrtscs. tho @toritcs ioslre efFfs
race bar one IN Tho rhrcc DAYS 90
ihe meeting Peter Nash. Mime
1polis PAGER landed first ln rhe
g. 600 Hartman stake. estaoishin-
-eco~d fo- fhe event ln the second
rear which he made l
SCOTT Hudson ot Atlanta former
Grand Circuit driver bought Win
uafoma contender % the Hosfof
stake Tuesday from = a Bean, az
3 Ze reported as being s. ao9
TIM Murphy VIII train tns horse
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
MAJOR ALDEN
SENT TO FRANCE

Major ~ ~. Nldcn who has been
serving comm IN .n Washington
lu connection with she aviation
branch "a. military preparations ever
since war was declared has been
ordered fo report for duty some
where Doe France.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Italians ho world over and espe
cially n tho rnted states. viii
celebrate with unusual icr,or today
Tho great annNcrsary of Italian
union and liberty under a native
royal house.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

This is the first intersections
world series since 1910 when the
Cubs and Athletics played
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Secretary of The Treasury Nc
Adoo, Gov John Cornweil of
West Virginia and Herbert Quick.
of the Federal farm loan board. are
bedulrd as speakers a. the an
nna convention o. me West VII
riuia Bankers association. which
begin its sessions today a. White
Sulphur SPRINGS
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

rriufIug--shc plain n~Rt klnd--that
Il riast-Tirnes Job DeDt.--MRIn 1870
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Are YOU one Of the hundreds who
have tried many diferen, tonics and now
say "Dandruf can't be stopped
If so, remember. Pompeisn HAIR
Massage is nor only a tonic, IL IS fredf-
menl This treatment is carefully described
in a leaflet. The Hair and It's Care
enclosed in every package.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

The nsssaEing tribbing) Of the soalf
wakes up The roots OF the hair to new life
This nasssging also opens The pores
Of the scalp to the wonderfully stinulstins
liquids in Pompeian HAIR Massage
Dandruf goes Your hair vii become
and stay healthy. vigorous and attractive.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
Pompeian
HAIR
Massage

Is "a clear amber liquid tnot
creanl. Not oily. No, sucsy. Very
pleasant to use. Csc soc and 81
bottles. si the stores.
Don, hesitate to use POmpeisn
HAIR Massage. Il is made by the
old and reliable mskers Of
PompeiSn MASSAGE Cream and
Pompeisn NIGHT Cream
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10

Turkish army and the city, leaving no
railway for the Turks to retire by, ex-
cept that held by General Allenby's
forces.
The situation of the Turkish army
to the southeast, at Hebron, was as
dangerous as was that of the one to
the northeast which was cut off from
the city. In order to retire it would
have been necessary to have defeated
one of the armies to the south or
north of it,. as it's rear to the west
was threatened by the British war.
ships. To retreat it would have had
to either pass around the southern
end of the Dead Sea or pass between
the northern end Of the sea and Jeru-
salem.
British strategy probably held the
Turks. to their position near Hebron,
while continuous battling was carried
on with the second army to the north
until it was defeated. With one of the
armies defeated, it was probably i'm
possible for the depleted Jerusalem
garrison to Eold out
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10

Since the middle of November one
of the Turkish armies defending Jeru-
salem has been hemmed, in on three
sides, by warships on the west. by a
British column on the north and an
other on the south. The Turkish
forces operating to the south of Jeru-
salem, near the region of Hebron,
were placed in a precarious position,
their only hope Of escape being to the
northeast or southeast by way of the
Dead Sea, which presented Difficult
ties of an almost insuperabIe charac-
ter.
Jerusalem's fate was sounded when
General Allenbys columns occupied
a junction of the main railroad to
Jerusalem and, from which they had
advanced west along the line from
Wadi es Surar. From the junction to
jerusalem is only - miles by the
railway.
With the British army at this rail.
road junction point it was clear. that
this column had gotten between the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10
HOLSTEIN MAKES HOME
AT WASHINGTON PLACE

H. Lincoln Holstein, speaker of the
house of representatives, has moved
into Washington Place, Beoetania
street, the former home Of Queen
Liiuokalani, and is now working on
his final report as temporary admin
istrator Of the queens estate.
Speaker Holstein announced today
that his. duties as temporary admins
traitor are about complete, and that
his report will be ready for filing this
week The personal property of the
late queen, he says, is valued at about
S15,0O0. Thus far he has found moth
ing missing.
In addition to the inventory of the
PERSONAL property which has been
made by Speaker Holstein, similar
piece Of work is being completed by
agents of Jonn F. Colburn, who is
named IS executor in the document
of August %, 1917, which purports to
be the last will and testament of Lii
.uokalaHx
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10
Allies Holding
Huns! In Italy
tAssocta.sd Press by U. s, Naval wlrslsss.y

ASSOCIATED Press by U. s. Naval wirsless.y
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Virtual sus-
pension of the battle of Asiago plains
with the enemy checked and prevented
from breaking through into Brenta
valley and thence on to the Venetian
plains and to Venice was announced
last night in official dispatches from
the Italian front. A reorganization of
the disposition of troops on this front
has been effected which promises
much and utilities the strength Of the
Allies to full advantage. The new
lines thus formed are holding well.
Announcement was made last night
that the transfer of the troops of Italy,
Great Britain and France had been
completed. For week the formalities
had proceeded and the movement pro-
crossed. Sunday night the transfer
had been completed. 1t gives ground
for a splendid confidence in thefuture
success of the defense and of any of.
fensiye that may grow out from sue.
cessful stand.
The reinforcing British contingents
are now occupying Monte Ello, it is
officially stated. The positions oecu-
pied by the French are not announced,
but it is declared that their positions
have been established.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10
u. SIS. JACOB Jones SUNK IN
NORTH ATLANTIC; SUBMARINE
ATTACKS IN DARK; SEA HEAVY
Navy Department Believes American Vessel
Had No Chance to Defend
Itself Against u Boat

The SarBuen received today Associated Press cable
with details of the sinking of the American destroyer
Jacob Jones in the North Atlantic Dispatches Saturday night
referred vaguely the orpedong but without giving the
of the vessel The report this morning which appears to have
been held up while the Saturday night report allowed to
come through is follows
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 10-A submarine torpedoed
and sunk the American destroyer Jacob Jones in the war zone
of the North Atlantic last Thursday night The crew probably
exceeded 100 81 known have survived being picked
up from life RATS 49,. r..
David W. Bagley commanding the Jones. is brother Of
Mrs Josphus Daniels and of Worth Bagy the first American
naval officer to die in the Spanish American war =
The Jones probably torpedoed in the dark and with
the heavy running had chance to defend itself from the
attack. The destroyer was of late model - 49,
The officers Lieutenant Commander David W. Bagey
Lieut. K Richards Washington; Lieut. Norman Scott St
Louis Ensign N Gates Bay City Mich Assistant Surgeon
L. L. Adamkiewcz Milwaukee Whether they are living Is
problematical. ...
The despatch which through before this above reports tn0
inc saved. The
THE destroyer BagIey reports that Lieut. Norman Scott warran
saved addition INST
reported, cable from Admiral Sims
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10

The Holy City SO miles from its Jaa Since the capture
British
days Jerusalem the capital Independent saujak Turkish
subject
Catholic Catholic
population
Biblical
historical life death
Of Christ, David, Solomon and others.
Twice destroyed five times taken and retaken has
Turkish centuries.
beginning Chris
When the became
influence
Chrsendom taken by the Mosems and continued
Godfrey Bouion
Salan established Turkish
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10

1.-THE Bagley reports that the others
who had escaped from their sinking
ship in a motorboat were picked up
and landed On the Scilly Isles, unia-
jured.
1T is now established that five. line
officers have been saved: ,sg,las .Asssas,la
Gunner Harry Hood and sixty-three
men are missing" ~..>.. ....~-F ~
Reports of losses of American naval
vessels have not been allowed to reach
Honolulu by either wireless or cable,
in some instances. The Official Bulle.
tin of November 9, which only reached
Honolulu in the last mail from the
coast, reports the sinking by torpedo
of the American patrol ship Aleedo.
with the loss of one fofficer and II
men. No report of this loss was con-
tanned in the news dispatches re-
ceived here.
1T is believed" says the Official
Bulletin, in reference to the deaths in
the loss of the Alcedo, "that most OF
the missing men were killed y the ex-
plosion of the torpedo"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10
MASTER OF
CHURCHILL
INDICTED
CAPTAIN GranzoW Accused OF
Deliberately Wrecking and
Firing Schooner

CAPTAIN Charles GranZow, master OF
the schooner Churchill, was indicted
by the federal grand jury today on A
charge of having run the Eessel
aground at the French Frigate shoals
and then destroying it by fire. the
statute covering this crime provides
a fine of $4,000 or ten years in pris'
on, or both, as the benalty.
The indictment contains four counts
two dealing with the grounding OF
the Churchill and the other two with
It's destruction by fire. Captain Gran
COW is now In San Francisco but, &C.
cording to adyices received by U. s.
Attorney s. c. Huber, is not under ar
rest, although federal officers there
have HIM under surveillance.
Whether Captain Granzow will be
brought to Honolulu for trial under
the indictment is yet to be determin'
ed, says Attorney huber. He may be
tried in San Francisco, as some Of the
witnesses, it is understood, are there
now. .,..as..- - = H. ( &
The first intimation that Captain
Granzow might have destroyed the
Churchill came after statement had
been made to the Star-BuIletin by the
ships carpenter. who had secured en-
ployment in q local yard as caulker.
This statement was passed on to the
naval intelligence bureau, which con-
Quoted a thorough Investigation In CO.
operation with Attorney Huber. Lat
er, orders for the arrest OF GranzoW
were sent to San Francisco.
The Churchill carried valuable
cargo OF eopra consigned to the Brit.
fish consul at Seattle. In an affidavit
secured by the u. s. attorneys office
from one Of the ships mates, Gfanzow
Is charged with, having fired the ship
by pouring paraffine on the cargo. The
mate In question declared the captain
had ordered him to cut hole In the
hatch. saying. 9Th have to fire the
ship. on sy1rds "a that effect
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-10
/ BERGER OFFERS TO DILL
NATIONAL GUARD BAND
go Henri Berger,

Co. Henri Berger, veteran
ban. nan Of Honolulu. has offered
his Services to lead the band Of the
Ist Hawaiian infantry. National
Guard. Captain Berger Is too old 70
enlist again in the guard, but what.
ever help he can be as civilian in.
strucfor he is willing to give.
Captain Berger belonged to the
militia in 1898 and for a good many
years after that, and when he heard
that the guard band was in need of
help he offered his services as in
structor. AS present the genial old
musician IS leading or giving aid to
not less than four bands or orches-
fras on the island, Including the in
dustrial school band at Waialee the
Salvation Army band. the Y. NJ. G. A.
orchestra a7d the Korean girls school
orchestra