davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25
OF, Of Sour ORANGE.

Paraguay is said to produce about
10 per cent Of the worlds output OF
petitgrain. the essential oil extracted
from the leaves o! the sour orange. 1t
Is chiefly used in the manufacture OF
perfumes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25

Carl Larvik
H. d. Smith
P. H. Nelson
John Mack
Madge Weber
Mrs. Alex. McCulley
Louis Lutte
G.. Norman
Anton Zahn
Margaret Macnider
John Reamer
Metal Culvert Co.
Eli Atkins
C.. H. Buck
Ed. Garfield
Ludwig Wasen
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25
NOTICE or NO p-''SoNAL CLAIM
NTO THE ABOVE AMED DEFEND

:N'ITT'-E OF No J. 'S'DNNT. tTN u
NTO THE AEONE-N tAIED DEFEND
ANTS:
gu ana each 80 YOU are hereby
notified that the above entitled action
relates - the foll"'''rr. described r",, &!
estate situatc and bcin" in the County
OF t'minons and St"t" Of North Datu-
IA. to-Wit:All of Section Fifteen (lSJ.
in Township one Hundred Thir',
Four u3D North. E'ngc SEVENTY r., :.
'I?) West OF the Fifth Principal NJ.
ridian, and that by said action tn.
plaintifT seeks TO Lovc your advers.
claims to said pr""ertv adjudicat"d
ind determined: that no personal
claim Is made against any OF you
ARTHUR l.. NE''rciiER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and +. q. Address
Fcssenh.u. n. Dakota
Scp20-2 1-oct-i-ll-lS-25
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

Minneapolis, Oc 23.-No. corn,
s194: No. 3 white oats, 59hc: bar
ley. mating. sl.O9; No. 2 rye, $3.50;
No. | flax, S3l4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25
Riaht THINKING.

II you start to thinking along right
lines you will get the information you
need, because you will seek the
sources from which It may be oh
tanned.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25
Chicago Grain,

Vh1caS0, OCT. Z3.-COrn, December.
$11GH: May. $l.lOA; oats. December,
$3.50; May. 6oAc.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Oct. 23-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000: SLOW: bulk. $4,000 1926; light,
$14.35616.25: mixed, $l4.75@16.65:
heavy. $l4.65Ml6.GO: rough, $14.65Q
14.S5; pigs. $l0.5OMl425.
Cattle-lteceipts. $4,000: steady; ma.
tive steers, $G.75Ml7; western steers,
$5.90M13: stockers and feeders. sea
11.40: cows and heifers, S4.75@1l.75;
calves, 1916.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: slow: weth.
ers, $S.S0Ml2.75; lambs, $l2.G54l7.75
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25
HONOR ROLL
Partial List Of Subscribers
Who Have Paid-Up and
One Year in Advance

Continuation of Honor Roll:
C. T. Egan
E. P. Zunkel
& Rowerdink
Otto Becker
H. A. Thore:on
Guss Bouswma
A. j. Weber
C. E Green
Mabel McCulley
John Van Bowen
Frank Nieusma
Harry Hinton
Peter C.. Van Socst
Arie STAN
C. j. Bieber
C. w. Whitney
j. A. Blewitt
John Haak
Albert Haak
Mrs. VIM. McCulley
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-25

County Auditor. Emmons County.
DC 10 N Oak.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12


mime blabiif. 1 p:std Iiifien, prrbeeI-
liiiile 70 MT ia pcrbeett0milIe so inf.
fluisfa iefG notaoricIle, perbeelliim e
80 INF. ia perbeettomille GO mt. fiuls-
ia.
&lrtromptfien fielunboitoa warten
aietetiiIIe matfdpapeille on mp0n-
nettp falliinaian paIfamliidpstd nil
me bubtif. 1 p:std lafien, perbeelIiiil
lc 80 mf. ia perbeettomille GO mf.
puusia.
Siiomiofapitulien mdbtimestareil-
le on mp0nnettp falliinaian liiGpstG
% prof. pobiapa1tastaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
9alliimajan palfanIiiGbfiiG.

Sendotti on mpontGnpt falIiinaian
palfanlifGDfiiG M. m foitIirtoimenpIi.
9oIlitrrfien, oppifoitlitien, oistiipiar-
lisfoulirjen ia ieminoorien tpirfamie-
ollie iefd faniafouIrien pi~iritorfos.
taiiIIe.
2iiGpfiet iuoritetoon miine bitbtif.
1 p:stG.
2opisia ia erdisid &aja-&oriaIm
feitrofunnisia foimihpiae fotefeetoiIIc
on ienootti m%pontGnpt f~oDfiinoion II
fGpstG mime birbtif. 1 p:st6 perbecI-
'%liiille 800 marian miifaon ia per.
~bccttomiIIe 600 morfan mufoon.
TisomicfdpitliIien iibtccrciHe on
mponnettp foIIiinaion pa3dnIifGps
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

ctt6 Siimalalla on tdnd oifeus ja
tGm1 moima, jos bGn fafioo tarpeel'
Iiidfii iit6 fGpttGG.
@ttG eii-iiGmme Main ustoi,pat ia
tieihpGt, fiit1 motif eiitt1G monta to-
oistlsta, mitta nina ciitGn paan
pboen, oman fofemlifieni ia nGfemi-
ieni piirstd. Gen iiifilpolapen if6t ia
dioit, iobon tdmGn firioittaia tliiIuli,
opettipot Iapiiaan pitGm1dn leipd.
%aineita "SSlmalm piljana'' ia iellai-
iina niit1 fGpttGmGGn. 81 felipan-
nut iellainen mdsiGGminen ia boas-
tauninen FUN mitG eoesmenneinG al.
toina ndimme, iopa mielG nptfin,
bitolimntta faifeIQaiitsta rorteista ia
pileteistd. Sc opcttiapat meta flu
naamaan riuofumme, ieIittGer, ettG
taiauaaIlineh SID faifisia tapoufiisia
on ie, icta panee raapitiemiseuoiman
eiineeieumme, ia moi fen mp0s pois-
tua. Misia mt ndboddn "iimistp-
npt'' ibminen, lofa rlofania %iiunaiii
ia iofa %ip0tpGGn fiittGiii Sumalaal
Sa iitG biliaista bartaiitta, jofa mol
litii ipotaisiG, iiIoinfin fun oil pito-
poptd! Sa fun talon iidnta meni
apilia7aittaania, min pdn ivosti laffi-
oan, fl,ten ainafin ppbGffOSn astueS-
iaan, ia ndin %tunnusti, ettd ie milia,
iofa oil binfaloisia, oil tooella Sa-
malan miliaa. Sa lattialla Ell iaanllt
olla jpapGafdGn talIattmpana - faif-
fl pitt Ola pltboasta ia iiistid. 8ilja-
aitta oil ppbG paiffa, ia wilialla oil
arpo jlllri Sllmalan m%iliana.
@ifoiiitoban taas Simala opettaa
npfpiielle iltfitpolipelle lamaa fafian-
forfealle, mield forfeammolle fuin
torfealle, Dfelu fortennlr1alle fu1r1
mita ibmiiet oapat rebfimiinldan iitd
toiiiltaan nostaneet ia prittGneet nos
taa.
sc panba 6oQmisfltnta: iota. nGl-
I'd ia rlttto -
SamGn f@pGGn merritt iefG meiIIG
ettd fofo maailmasia o,pot mapoitta-
pana milistiltltiena. Oliiipa bptpG,
ettG Oppiiinume ennen, ennenfrrin S.
i'm tarpitiee witiaa fGpttGG = ban
iita ipasta beristelee, ia Fan moi
mDos tebbd ibmeitd leipGfpipmpfies-
ia fllten muisiafin.
Waulainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
WicbcfGstG pn6etta.

Biime Serdttdidsid tirioittaa
"@aeltaja' firfon ia ipaltion Gro a.
llasta ar~apoffaita ia buomiota aniait-
iepia ianoia ieliraaipaan tapaan:
Canon pielGfin ferrart, ettG tGGI-
Ia meiodnfin taboIla poioaan ajateI-
la apaltion ia firfon eroa, jae jos a.
jattelifimme aiiaa main fristiIliien
Observation-Disclosures fannalta, min o.
lilinrme walmiit iitG otfein boluen
fiirebtimdGm. Wautta meibGn tGptpp
mpOs aiatelIa tanian, tGmGn quo
men %fanian, nellie Min raffaar, fob
taloa. &anlamia firffo OH ~luterilai-
men firffo alma ppptGnpt ola. Sl-
foon icntGboen ibmeteltGfo, jos ic eli
ipoi mlufalaisten tGpoin min feme-
usti beitt1d famiaa ilmon faiffea us
fonnonopetlsta = ei felpDesti iitten-
taun apaiffa aalpistamn1e, ettG ie, mi
ia wanlina1l esti pioetGGn bartauspro.
lena inc, maltion ia firfon erosta
apoittaififin. &ristitpt onpasia forii-
%nas1aan oliihpat aiipan pormlaai, pal
loa mmeHiiemmat ia ppbGsiG usfos-
1aan observation-disclosures. Mlltta lit
tenfim tuntiii fanionfirlon ibmiiestG
iilta, FUN oliii iielusia alma JOHN
EaGpoli, iufa rufoilee ioooa oIIa fl
rottuna faniana, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tdboen, fGriiG n0prpptpst6fin ia allen
nusta, iotta fanion lapiet eilpGt iGiii
mollan ilntan .fristiliippoen tietoa.
alfaG ibmetelto, weIieni metoois-
tit, baptistit ia Observation-Disclosures
laiiet tai mitG tabania oleftefir, ettG
ipoGmeni b1ofaa biomatesfani tei6an
bGtGilpmne. lllfornailta on teiodn
benfiilnmtnnne fotoiiin, m~inifaGaiiia
Gpat parbaat jobtaianne. Sifii on.
fin teine min erinomaiien feupt ie
asfel, iofa firfon ia naItion non pc
r%iaatteelliien plroltajanfin rinnasta
fanionfirfon piirisiG pufertoa ras-
fam bltofalttien. MuufaIoiiia olet-
te tGmGn Siromen fanian bengelle, o.
man pienen %iouffonne bengeIIistG TO-
boamista main ibailleet. Cite ole
liiltta ettefG Iiboo tGstG meioGn fam
Iastamme. @ttebGn tofi ibnetteIe,
Ell meiodn ialfarmte iafia
nGisiG aitoisia nousta pbtd nopeasia
temuposia, fnin teibGn. Weitd pal
naa tGmG iiromaIoinen peri."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
&anianfielcn aiema @enGjGn Gar-
ialasIa.
Waatimns fen Observation-Disclosures
firfosIa ia fonlnsia.

@osta p~erustettii "&ariolan 81.
Distpsiclra", ionfa tarfoitus on bito
lebtia 8ienon ia Mitnltfien t%paIistrf-
len taIouselGmGn fobottamiiesta, on
lGbettGnpt 8enGidn p6liaifaiien boil
litiifNen pltbeilIe lGbetpston, ionfa c.
i~ittGnGsid firielmGSiG w%uopitaan m.
m. cttG @enGiGn Garjolon firfoisia
ia foitIuisia mabbolliiimman pion o.
tGtoiiiin fGptGntoon fonian ficIi,
niinfuin mpos ettG iinne papcifii ia
c~Scttajitii nimitettGiiiin benfiI0itG,
iotfa taitahpat iifGIGiiiG fieIim1trteita.
Sdmdn obeIla "3ariaIan fiipistpsieu-
ro" ilmoittdu oIeapania maImis banf-
fimoon pppi- ia litfitfirioia nGiIIe
murteiIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

MmmattiiGrjestSt ia fristillinen tpS-
iuGfi.
Snrnn metalIimSntefijdin pGdtSs.

S~"" P""&~vs
Niinfuin miistetaan fobtelimat
Sisrusia GSfettdin ioiialistiiet tpolai-
fct paboin mliitmia fristilliieen
tpoapdteen htfeiitihpia tpolGiiiG iifIi
ettenuGt ncrnG fiiuIauneet amtmattiiGr-
iestoibin.
Sdbdn asti on iaatl turbaan ooot.
taa, ettG ioiialistien omasta fesflui-
oesta oIiii noiistu apastustamoan pai-
beenaolehpaa mielipaltaa. Npt moi
oaan ~filitenfin merfitG ainafin pfIi
tdpaus, iosia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on iuoraan ia fer.
wGsti aiettilmit iitG mastaan. Turur
mefallitpontefiiGin oiastoien pbtei-
men fofous or neutrality-suspicious. Iii
ton piibeeniobtaian ebootufiesta $50
GdnellG 2 nastoan ~pdGttGnpt lalriala
"ipipdn walittelltnid griobtonin lai-
m@peistGmollG iattumeisto tapabti.
mista, iosia ola iariestonfin iGienis-
tG on, unobtaen Fifteen tarfoiits-
perGt, rpbtpnpt m1fipdltaiiiin ia raa
foibin menettelptdpoibm benfiIoitG
fobtaon, iotfa u~sfonnolliien mafau-
mltfien tdbben fim,Ilhpat toiiiin i1r-
iestoibin, iaattaen tGten jGrieston
bllonopn tpaloon. Samalqa fofolis on
laltilnut mafalpana mielipiteenGGn,
etta tGstd lGbin eitpGt ntoiiet tapullf-
let iaa u~uioistlia, fila ne eitpGt ole
larjeston arnpon mitfaiiina, eifG fen
periaatteioen fansia iopitfoinmusia."
Soiienlainenfin pGGt0s fulrIull
fiosiofin mmattioiastosia tebbpn,
mlttta m~ielibppin ON merfille panta-
tahpa, ettd tamGn ilabbuttatpan p6G-
tofien opat tebneet metarlitpolGiiet,
iotfa fltten ~tinnettua, opat teolIi-
observation-disclosures parbaimmistoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
SGrfeG t~ie6unato Gptfan alfafunlmnu
a~ifoiuiIIc.

&osfa oimottaiia &otfan altiifou-
lltfofol1fi een on ilmoitta,iti1nltt min
palion (pli 2,10O), ettG eli ole poitil
9anffia aiuntoia faifille, Min on tot
lottl northumberland, iotta fofous
w~oitaiiiin pitGd, ettG emf iiiasia TIT
lefpat Dain alfatfoulunopettaiat mo-
ioitetuifii, toiiesia iiiasia, jog tilaa
iGa, moibaan maioittaa papit, fan-
iof. opettaiat ia aIfirfmiIiiiobtof. id
iatet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
ltnii f0p~bGinboiSon fGiifiria ilutcs-
tDnDt.

llliii fopbGinboioon fGiifirjo, fts-
t~antoia Sdleer Scbilbtin fustonnus-
toimisto, Yorrpoo, on biliattoin IT.
mestpnpt poinosta. Sirjoittuia OIL
moan entinen Observation-Disclosures
lilo, bonpinelhpos q. q. Seliineius.
SeoS on ruotiinfielinen, mutta piaf-
foin dpalmistlntee mposfin iuomenfie
Iirten painos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

@afii tai toIn,e folustcttua tai To-
Iustamotonta biionetta Srornpoobin
fesfifmiprngiIIa IGGf1rin fotittoorif-
Il balutom tpipofrata beti. Spspd
plrofra iopiaposta poifosta mafic-
taon. 2Gbemmin,
@nsIo, a~iiatnieS.
SurIep SotcI, SurIcp, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
Gnoneita.

8. t. IA p. flroli &uopiosia Sreb-
riff 8ilbelm Irpiainen lGbes 90 pro-
Den ifGiienG. &oipamaan jdimGt III
flrloiiet ia tlIttmpat, lGbinnG lapiet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27

Friday evening, Capt and Mrs. Ray.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27

mond A. Wheeler entertained very
delightfully."- at dinner In their quar-
tiers In the eontonment Covers were
placed en- the daintily apoSiatsd table
for Ar. and Mrs. Mason OF California,
Capt. and Mrs. WilIiaInz L. Hunt.
Lient. and Mrs. Alfred IL Roekwo0d.
the host and hostess. NJ <sSssE r.
. Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas. J. Camp
were hosts at q very sdelightfuf din.
ner On Thursday evening An artistic
arrangement Of pastel daisies and
ferns made q lovely eenterpiece. Gov
ers were placed for Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Zinsser OF New. York. Capt. and
Mrs. Jack Hayes. Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl
A. Hardigg and Lieut. and Mrs. Camp.
Miss Bonnie and Miss Eleanor Scott
entertained on Thursday for Miss Isa-
bel Baker. Each guest carried her
dainty work bag and the afternoon
was spent socially chatting and sew
ing during the I'd Infantry band con-
cert, until tea was served as the sun
went down. Those present were Miss,
Eleanor Gartley, Miss Katherine Ray
mond, Miss Dorothy McRae, Miss Car
olyn Raymond, Miss Elizabeth Rosen-
baum, Miss Margaret Grey of Pearl
Harbor E nd Miss Dorothy Harker and
the guest Of honor. =:
.
Little Miss Shirley McAndrews. the
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Joseph A.
celebrated her seventh
birthday last Saturday by inviting the
children of the post to-a donkey party
and a peanut hunt. The. rooms as
wen as the table, were gaily deeorat-
ed with pale pink asters and ferns.
After the jolly hunt In the rooms and
corners for peanuts, and each. compel
ing with the other to successfully
place the donkey's tail, prizes were
awarded to Marion Cochran, Boo Ros.
enbaum and Kriete Stumberg. After
the games were over q delicious sup
Eer was served. Dainty little rink
baskets, filled With candies and gay
caps, were the gifts the children car
ried away with them. Those present
were Boo Rosenbaum, Billy Scott,
Margaret Hartnett, Marion Cochran,
Rodney Peck. Ruth Peck, Margaret
randolph, aMrgaret, Irene Wheeler,
Tom Crystal and Kurt Stumberg.
The hop Friday evening was most
enjoyable one. The End Infantry Band
played unusually web. which made
the dancing q treat. Among those
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FT. SKATER SOCIETY


f5Is ssTf'' SKATER IIs1ssH Jan. n9Al
tt Agh the actual orders have not
been received ~ Fort Shafter. tho
San Francisco papers tell us there
ere "a be more changes In the yarri.
son. Col Daniel Lane Howell, now
In command Of the post, viii 60 20
the 18th Infantry, which just now is
stationed at Harrington. Tex: Chap
lain William Reese Scott has been
ordered TO the 18th Infantry. which
regiment ~ reported 20 be leaving
Mexico q present, and Lieut.. Thomas
J. Camp, who has been ordered TO FL
Paso for assignment with the Goth
Infantry.
MAI and Mrs. Guy @. Palmer were
the luncheon guests on Saturday OF
Maj. and Airs. Americas Mitchell OF
Schofieid Barracks.
Lieut. and Mrs. George NJ. HalltFan
entertained at dinner on Friday even
ing IN their quarters In the canton
Inent. The table decorations, which
were most attractive, were composed
Of American Beauty roses and candles
softly shade IN pink. Covers were
placed for MT. and Mrs. Gustav Sehae-
fer OF Honolulu. Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank
a. Sloan and Lieut.. and Mrs. Halloran.
Lieut. and Mn John g.. Sullivan
dlned on Sunday With Capt. and Mrs.
chsries 4. Myhal Of sohcficId Bar
racks. -
Lieut.. and M Thomas C. Spencer
spent the Nesk-Snd Ct Hilo. where
they greatly, enjoyed not only The re-
lnafkdple beauty OF that island bnt
also the marvellous wonders of
LieSt..col: and kifs. William r.
pashisll and Madame EesrSon were
Il - dinner guests 81 Sunday OF Capt.
and Mrs. John 3. B|chafdsod;of scho-
Led sarracks: II
Ma, end MlSAbuy b. Palmer en-.
tertaintd nt dinner On Sunday for
= . boswcsth. Mr. Nitchi and Miss
Nitehl
Mrs. 0eorxez y, Ht,loran was the
lancheoii fFesk on Monday OF Mel
and Ms. Charles y Raglan At Fort
Pc Rpssy. - -...
N,]. El'ssessa ss 3. e A., enter ter
Tor Miss Isabel Baker After Jolly
afternoon Of chatting and sewing, de-
iielo1s feifeshrkcnis were served.
Those present wen Miss Narjpfie
Camps. Mss Carolyn Raymond. Miss
Katherine Raymond Miss Dofptht
McRas. Mis- Daphne Dow, Miss Mar
saret Grey Miss bonnie Scott and
Miss Eleanor Scott
MAI 6zd Ma WiiIIsm ,. oochranl
bed ta,lh1iE eze1ta = SUNDAY, when
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Immigrants from Ireland during
1915 numbered 1869 6671 males and
1888 females--compared with 20,314
in 1914 q r
New York state consumes 370,550,-
600 feet of lumber annually in max
ing packing boxes and crates.
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noticed were Col. and Mrs. Daniel
Lane Howell. Mai. and Mrs.. William
3. cOehrsn. Lieut.. Col. William
We.g.e. Mrs. r. B. ana Miss Frier.
Capt and Mrs. lack Hayes. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer. AR. and Mrs.
Mason. Miss isabel Baker. Nal and
Mrs. Eugene II. Hartnett. Capt. and
Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn, Capt. and
Mrs. Alden &. Knowles, Lieut.. &. A..
Lehman, CAPT. and Mrs. Joseph A Nc
kcAndrew, Mai. and Mrs. Guy G.
Palmer, Lieut. and Mrs. Henry A. K.
Muhlenberg. Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred L.
lockwood. Lieut.. and Mrs Frank A.
Sloan, Lieut. and Mrs. John B. SullI>
van. Capt and Mrs. Raymond A.
Wheeler, Lieut.. William II. Britton,
Lieut.. Edward F. Witsell, Lieut.. Les
ter d. Baker. Capt and Mrs. Thomas
L. Crystal Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas
Camp, DIR. Harry N. Deiber. Lieut..
Robert G. Guyer, Miss Elizabeth
Rosenbaum. Miss Bonnie Scott, Lieut..
and Mrs. George NJ. Halloran, Lieut.
and Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg, Capt and
Mrs. William E. Hunt.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaam Of Fort
Shafter has been elected by the au-
thorities OF the Young women,s Chris
tan Association OF Honolulu TO serve
rs the reporter and editor OF the Army
and Navy news for the special edition
Of the Star Bulletin issued this after
noon. The deep interest among the
Army people In this unioue edition of
the newspaper. and in the Y. w. C.
A. organization. by whom + and in
whose behalf the paper wilr be issued,
Is increased byaNiss Rosenbauin's &C.
ivities. n
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they motored 20 HaleiWa, where they
spent the day, Mr.. Thomas Marks d
Cleveland, DR.. H. N. Gyerson or Seat
lie and MIS-. Edward Fuller Witsen.
Capt. and Mrs. James f. Bel 81
Schofield Barracks were the luncheon
guests on Tuesday OF Maj and Mrs
william b. Cochran.
The Sewing Club met nj the quar-.
tiers Of Mrs. Thomas J. Camp on
Tuesday. Those present were Mrs.
William r. Dashiell. Madame Pearson.
Mrs. Edward 8. Hartshorn, Mrs Bern
hardt X. Stumberg, Mrs. Eugene Fl.
Hartnett, Mrs. William Reese Scott,
Mrs John Randolph, Mrs. Ohio b.
Rosenbaum and Mrs. John 8. Sullt
van. 49,.
Capt. Charles A. Lewis, formerly OF
the Goth Infantry, has been assigned
to the End Infantry and will shortly
come to Fort Shafter.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Marks and DR. H. N.
Guyerson entertained at dinner at the
Young Hotel on Wednesday evening
for Maj. and Mrs. William B. Cochran
and Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell.
4 =
Chaplain and Mrs. William Reese
Scott were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis %. Emmerich OF Hazleton, Pa,
at dinner at the Pleasanton on
Wednesday evening.
Z . u n 80
Lieut.. and Mrs Carl A. HardIgg en-
tertained most delightfully."- at dinner
on Wednesday evening In their quar-
tiers in the cantonment The table
decorations were-a most attractive ar
rangement Of African daisies and
n1aidenhair ferns, while candles
shaded IN red ca$t festive glow over
the table. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Mason Of California, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred L. lockwood, Mai
and Mrs. william B. Cochran, Lieut.
Col. william Weigie. Mrs. Moat.
gomery Of Oakland, CAL, and Lieut..
and Mrs Hardigg. 4
Capt. and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett
entertained at dinner on Saturday
evening. Red carnations and maiden
hair ferns made q very artistic center
piece. Those present we're Mr. George
Marshall and Miss Chaplin Of Homo
lulu and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Frank w. Hunter Of Los An
geles VIII arrive on the Great North
ern, January 80, 70 make an Indefinite
stay with her sister, Mrs. Ralph c.
Holiday.
Capt. and Mrs. Claire X. Bennett
were the dinner guests on Thursday
evening Of Miss Deems Of Honolulu.
When Mrs. James. B. Houston enter
tanned at luncheon Ct the Country
Club on Wednesday. Her guests
from Fort Shafter were Mrs. Guy g.
Palmer, Mrs. William B. Cochran and
Mrs.. William r. Dashiell.
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Col. and Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell.
Mrs. Howell Clinton. Major and Mrs.
William B. Cochran we're the guests
Of Mrs. Charles Adams, when she en-
tertained AZ supper at Heinie's on
| Tuesday evening after the Peggy Cen
ter concert, In honor Of Madame
Melba. ~
Those from Fort Shafter to enjoy
the Peggy Center concert were Col
and Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell, Mrs.
HoWeIIC Clinton, Major and Mrs VIII
liam B. Cochran, Lieut.. Col. William
WeigIe and Lieut. and Mrs. Carl A.
HardigE.
Major and Mrs. Eugene II. Hartnett
entertained In their usual charming
quarters In the main, garrison. The
table had for its decoration profu-
sion of pink roses, sweet peas and
maidenhair ferns, most artistically ar
ranged, while candles softly shaded In
pink, added much TO the beauty OF
the table. Those enjoying Major and
Mrs. Hartnett's hospitality on this oc-
casion were General and Mrs. FrederS
lex 8. Strong, Lieut. Col. William
WeigeI, Major and Mrs. Charles RAJ
gan. Major and: Mrs. Guy G. Palmer,
Major and Mrs. William B. Cochran
and Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsen. |
Another delightful dinner was that
given by Capt and Mrs. Alden c..
Knowles, when they entertained on
Friday evening in their quarters in
honor Of Mrs. r. Bland and Miss Frier
of San Francisco. A large gilt basket
filled with yellow chrysanthemums
and delicate ferns, placed In the cen
ter Of q star, formed by q unique ar
OF q Hawaiian leis and can
dies harmonizing with the entire color
scheme, made q most attractive and
original table decoration. Corsage
bouquets OF Yiolets and roses Added
further to the beauty Of the table,
while hand-painted cards, giving vari-
Gus views of the majestic Diamond
Head, marked the places Of Mrs. F.
Bland, Miss Frier. Lieut. Col Weigel
Major and Mrs. William B. Cochran,
Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Capt. and
Mrs. Edwin 8. Hartshorn, Lieut.. Ed
ward F. Witsell. Capt. and Mrs.
Knowles. Il 49,
Mrs. Alden C. Knowles made q most |
gracious hostess at the Card Club on
Tuesday evening. Those playing on
this occasion were Lieut. Col. and |
Mrs. william r. Dashiell, Madame
Pearson, Capt. and Mrs. Alden
Knowles, Mrs. Ohio B. Rosenbaum,
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, Capt
and Mrs. William E. Hunt, Capt and |
Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler, Miss
Campbell, Betty Sloan, Kriete Stum,
berg, Bobby Bennett, Rose Mcclellan.
Lloyd Fredendall and Katherine Fred
Lieut.. and Mrs. i 8. Sullivan endali.
and Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum. Capt:
Knowles was the fortunate one TO
hold the highest score for the even.
Ing, thus winning the prize, which
was most attractive set Of Canton
china cups and saucers.
Friday evening, Capt and Mrs. Ray. |
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GEN. SHUTS SUCCEEDED
By BRITISH OFFICER IN
AFRICAN COMMAND

Associated Press by Faarral wireless)
LONDON, Eng, Jan. 27.-Announce-
ment was made here yesterday that
Lieut.. Gen. A. r. Hoskins had been
appointed to succeed Gen. J. C. SHUTS.
in charge of the British forces oper-
ating in East Africa.
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An order restraining the Cape Cod
canal management from destroying
the steam collier Bay Port which SUM
en- December 13 near the western emil
trance, blocking the passage, wa
vacated by the federal court at Boston
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Mrs, Frank w. Hunter Of Los An
geles VIII arrive on the Great North
ern, January 80, 10 make an Indefinite
stay with her sister, Mrs Ralph c.
Holiday.