davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21
kULTUR CALLING NAMES.

Alleging that "resumpuOus" and inoeable that the
pie the United should call themselves Americans when they
occupy part Hemisphere professors
dvsng substitute Professor Nonenberg Pru
councillor Usa for the naten Islander for
citizen and Usanch for the America way of doing things
This than Voapuk Is phioogy safe from the
frghuness Kutur? The professors the
leaving geographical eXpression for if
100000000 of population claim the title hardly
the smaller populations South Central America 1t
be deserved the Indians they have enlisted fight Pru
sianism.
the Germans nventng for
everything American
call anything they
long Prussian call "Uaners budsinnge
Yankees what There that hurt they
like the civilized world has applied the despolers
Belgium the of the Lustana children the miar
hospitals makes
paper of solemn treaties.
When nvntng opprobrous the German pro
match the generals diplomats Amcr
other will be just different for it not in the
Usaner should become Junker.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21
EDUCATION WILL
WIN THE WAR

The war is necessitating thousands
of clerical appointments. The United
States Civil Service Commission is ad,
vising that a great number Of per-
sons start the study Of bookkeeping
shorthand and typewriting with the
view of entering the government sery-
ice.
The Riverside Business College i2
now offering short, thorough course
in Bookkeeping or Shorthand and
Typewriting with expert coaching, for
the Civil Service or Secretarial exam
nation, held there the last Saturday
in each month.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21
O'CONNoR's TRIBUTE TO REMOND.

Redmond memorial meeting of the United
League T. OComor also honored loyal Ireland
and loyal Irish everywhere
helping crush Bel!
liberties, would those lib
worth the price, Suppose Irish parliament suppose
even an Irish repuba things gotten, policy by
world by feel that
the blood the and the ensavement OF
other nations and, indeed, of the world"
These are questions without hes
Belgium invaded dying hour he
his the In all this he
Nationalist He democratic citizen of
world capable of ubodnatng all local consderat
to the demands o. universal justice and humanity.
small circles of intriguing
maevolents Ireland survives 1t has triumphed
prejudice and England eventually must beat
down treachery and violence at homes
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

Industry and purpose mastered ar
the Riverside Business College viii.
give broad vision, good morals, good
temper, sound bodies, pleasant work
and big salary.
The college secretary, j. /. Grant
ham, is in Ell Centro for few days.
Writeh College for Special Civil
Service or Business Leadership Course
Catalogue-now.-A
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

The luncheon at Red Cross head
quarters Saturday, March % will be
served by the ladies Of the Episcopal
church. A satisfying meal consisting
of baked beans, Boston brown bread
hot rolls, cabbage salad, pickles, cof-
fee and pie is planned. The price
will be 40 cents and it is hoped the
usual large crowd will be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

if you could turn an old baby car
riage, high chair. table, washing ma
chine or any of the Innumerable ar
ticles which you have standing idle
in some storeroom behind your house,
into ready cash, wouldn't you do it?
A Press want ad will help you find
buyers. Phone &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

Robert Whitaker. aged 26, of the
Alamo section, was buried this after
noon at p. m. from the Mulligan
chapel. Rev. Mr.. Stewart of the
Alamo church officiated.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21
News In Brief

WHERE TO GO TONIGHT.
Palace theatre, Elks' show, hem
eft hospital fund.
Meeting Ell Centric Home
Guards. Red Cross headquarters
Royal Arch chapter Mason, Da-
Wis hall.
Socialist local, Dunaway block.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21
Bills Passed.
(Bv Associated Press)

Washington, March 21.-The. presi-
dent has signed the railroad control
bill and the House has passed the adj
ministration war finance corporation
bill. -
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

Walter f. Packard, assistant state
leader of farm advisers, is here for
meeting of the Farm Bureau. His
special mission is an effort to induce
every rancher who does not raise hogs
to keep brood SOW.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

A. D. Bryant, local United States
army recruiting officer, reports the
following enlistments in the coast al
tillery: Walter X. Robinson, Chester
Dodge and Ley d. Finnery. Sam
Ward enlisted as cook in the engineer
ing corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

Mark Molo, aged 10, died on ;
ranch south of this city Tuesday. Yes
terday his remains were shipped t.
.Calistoga, Cal, by Mulligan & Son.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

More than so men presented them
selves for examination today by 1raf
physicians.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

READ PRESS WANT ADS FOR RE.
SUITS.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

directors about take the job of finish
intake They be congratulated
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21
AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR RUSSIA.

The president faithfully reflects the feelings the American
people sending the people of Russia through the Congress of
sympathy for them III this
when the has been thru 70 i~crupt
back the whole struggle for freedom and substitute the
Germany for the of the people of Russia
through the corruption and
its revolution has assumed form nsdous
and created that TIE West
particularly the United States had left it to its fate
has seized when OF other
pupor broadly be brought the of that unhappy
people.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

The Liberty Loan campaign quite few weeks away yet
Don't forget the War Savings Stamps in the meantime.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

casoff clothing badly needed by the Begs Bring
to the Red Cross headquarters this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

The American Musical Comedy
Imperial Valley press., 1918-03-21

At l.. & S. Theatre Monday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
JAK BUDE PO VALCE.

Nrodohospodarst myslee venuji vekou pozornost po-
merum jake zavadnou po vace. Nahedy JeJlch Sc ruzn
nebot zmeny hospodarskem potckem zafizen budou NIT
velky vliv pomery ktere po vace zavadnou
Mnohy techto maeliaistu vidi po vace velky upadek
prumysu obchode. Sta tisce deniku, nyn zamesna-
nych vaecnych poebach budou pry bez prace Nased
KEN toho prace kesne spotreba te neves armady
konsumenu bude obmezena obchody uvaznou nasedovat
bude e nrody uchvat celem vete To sou pred
vdane pomery jistych mysiteu
Ma druhe stran JIM spatruji pc vace pomery utesene
Pokrok vzdean obecn6ho u vace pfvodi jste zm6ny
hospodarskem poltckem zarizen avsak neodvratna nut
zhotov potfeby, ez kazdem narode budou poza
dovat udrz prmysl obchod takze ma neaku krs Sc ne
mGze ami pomyset Zvlase my zde, Americe muzem oce
kvat velkou poptavku po zboz kere zde snadnej
chle necha vyrob ktereko zemi svete Po valce
dlouho budeme space duhy roxy vakou povsale ale to
budeme spacet sami sob6 Cey narod kupovanim Bondu
Svobody Valecnych Uspornych Znamek zakada vladu
dobe mru budeme splacet sam sobe Penize
mez lem ktery mimi bude podnkat savby, Obchod
aneb koupi zoni poteby tax penize opet zasanou OBJ
chodnim obehu.
Neni vubec myslelno re by po valce nastaa prevyro
ba aneb vdelky kes Cena prace bude vice soumern
bude deniku keri by ydeaval $18 tydne JIM SOO Cena
prce bude vice stanovena zvotnch pOtfeb
die vykOnnos. Nebudou n6kterych pfehnane jako
nyn Vyroba vecnych potfeb zm6n poreby ktere
vsech zemh budou nutne pax pracovnich sill vace ma
sledkem mionu zabitych ranenych bude meme zvlase
zde Amerce oGekdvat tisice d6niku odede do
svych dfivech domovu. Amerka bude NIT dosatek lodi,
ably moha vyrobky do nych zemi posiat Przen duv6ra
Ike Spoenym Statum zska obednavky do ciziny
pax uroky pucek kterym vada dobu valky
jence zakladala umozni nam nase roky duhu uplacet
duh vady nebude rukou ednouivych bankefd, kteri
by osudu amerckeho naroda rozhodovai Iroky duh
budou space ceemu narodu ederani banky zamezi Pc
nezni spekuace jednotvych peneznku kteri fv6jsich
dobach pfvadeli upadky Will osobnmu zku Cele narody
eto hrozne vlce kvc prodelava urpeni prna
Self obet avSak zskamei rvay mir bude
budoucl pokolen pax pechod prospech e
sedn ale nejdulezejsi tridy dsva vsech narodech
proto kupujme kazdy ak nevice mono Bonoy Svobo-
dy Usporne VaeGn6 Znamky tax ably opay prostredky
ktermi by vka vtezne trvay mir pro vsechny
byl dosazen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07

nc a zurnalisticky a jeho pfi-
spevky pod pseudonymem Me-
donna byly take mnohymi ame-
rickymi odberateli Cechoslova-
ka horlive cteny. Pred valkou
byl tajemnikem mestske rady
Moravske Ostravy a horlive Gin
nym Narodni Rade pro Slez-
silo.
Pan Vaclav Houska, popu-
.arnl pracovnik ma Rusi a obli-
beny zvlast vojiny nasi arma-
dy, je znam re sve predvalecne
cinnosti We strane socialne-de-
mokraticke zvlaste v Praze VII
Oba nasi pratele pobudou
kratky cas- We Spojenych Sta
tech. V nejblizsich dnech pri-
neseme interview pomerG ma
sich vojsk ma Rusi.
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DOBROVOLNfCI v ITALII
HLEDAJf SVE ZNAME.
Pomozte je vyhledat!

Ccskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Nykodem cap. 80. Reg. Cze
choslovacho Zona di Guerra,
Italia, hleda prltele Franka
Malta, 8. E. st. 1913 Cedar Ra
pids, la.
Fir. Vejvoda, 80. Reg. 3, Bat
7. Comp. Czechoslovacho 70
ma di Guerra Italia hleda stry
ce Jana Vejvodu, Haugen,
Baron Co. Wis.,, a stryce Ed.
Jilka RID. /. Box IA. South
Bend, Ind.
Dvorak Josef Cop. 7 Comp.
Mitr. Czechoslovacha Zona di
Guerra Italia - hleda sestru
Bertu Roesnerov0u v Chocne.
Byvala Chicago.
Karel Rejha 80 Reg. Czecho
slovacho 5. Comp. Zona di Gu
ezra Italia - hleda stryce Kar
la Rejhu.
V Holafirek sReporoto Speci
ale Czechoslovacho 6 ArmatO
Zona di Guerra Italia - hleda
stryce, V. Holafirka z Cervene
no zamku u Rakovnika.
Antonin Motycka, 81 reg. /.
Bait. Mitr., Czechoslovacho 6
Divisione II Brigata Zona di
Guerra Italia, hleda sestrenici
Frantisku Motyckcvou v Chica
gu. -
Josef Jedlicka, Divisione
Czechoslovacha 81 reg. | Bait.
Italia - hleda stryc~ Jana a
Frantiska Jedlickovych z PO-
doll ma Pisecku.
Tomas Matek, 32 Reg |.
Bait. Mltr, Czechoslovacho 70
ma di Guerra, Italia - hleda
sestfenici Bozenu DolejSovu.
Martin Novotnak 6 Divisio-
ne Czechoslovacha 81 Reg. l.
Bait. Zona di Guerra Italia hle
da tbratrance Ambroze Muz-
kvana, pred valkou y New Yol
ku.
Vaclav Behensky l. Reg. 2
Bait. Lanciatiamme Zonc d
Guerra Italia - hleda pfibuz
neho Chas. ,Cerveny, 2O15 Ash
land ave., Baltimore, Md.
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vaIeGne zpfavv
(Pokracovanf sc strany prvli. J

(Pokracovanl Sc stTany prvll.
draze Volze bod enz kontroue ak odn drahu tax
zeleznc spoen mez bohatym hospodafsktmi kraji Pc
trohrademi il Moskvou
Zmena ruske poky nebyla sice dosud tredne potvrze
ale byo oznameno zastupc Cechosov3k1 eto zemi
skamani rozhodnum Spojenych Stat6 neposkytova
pomoci pri dalsim vybojnem tazen teto zmy.
Jako dIvod uvad re vojensh 1fednii presv6dcil L.
rednky dipomacke nepraktcnosti ba nemOznos odvaz
kampane zapad cd Uralu zmnich mesicG jest
nemozno CechoslovakGm zasla potravnov vaecny mate
rial, ktereho tito tax nutne potrebuji.
Jinak hodla Spojene Staty vsemozne spolupGsobit
zbronou spoeneckou moc ez sto pro rudym gardam Cd
Murmaska az po Archandelsk General Graves amercky
vete Sibifi hoda ak oznamuje, zrdi hlavn
nekerem prhodnem me vychodne cd Urap kde hodla po
skytnouti vsemoznou pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
SBlRKA We PROSPECT
NARODNlHO SDRUZENI

Jan Peterka SIS; Loze Zeny
Pokroku {. 46 j. I. dan $11.7O.
Ceskoslovenska delnicka rada
$l,5OO.OO; Rad Cleveland CS
BPJ. dan $3.50; Sb. Vesna c.
IL SPJ. $24.9O; Tes. Truhlar
ska unie {. 80 dan $685.; Sb.
Taborytky {. 7 SPJ. dan $16.-
O5; Sb. Palma Vitezstvi G. Ia
SPJ. dan $500; Cuyahoga
Council {. 70 dan $69.15; Fer
dinand Balasek 81; clenove
Sokola Cleveland po dollaru,
celkem $4,000; Loze Bila Ho
ra, J. T. dan $500; Sokol No
va Vlast' $28.65; Loze Osve
ia {. 80 j. IT, Kipling, O..
$3.50; Sz. Jitfenka {. AZ $18:-
Sb. Ant. Celakovska {. 25
SPJ. $25.O5; JOS. Kodet st. ST.;
P. Benes, mesicni dar po dobu
valky $500; Eman Placek
SO; Rad F. Celakovsky {. 8,
CSBPJ. $3.50; Patronat Ceske
Narodni Sine dar $4,000; Vel.
Rad CSBPJ. cd podrizenych
rad1 $359.62.
Prispevky slozene V dfadov
ne byly jiz drive kvitovany ia
jem. uradovny. S uctou "a c..
Narodni Sdruzeni
Marie BaSlova, ucet.
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M4 Mate-li k pronajmuti
byt, chcete-li prodat neb
koupit rnajetek, chcete-li Sc
ozenit neb vdat hledate-li
M-- Reklama jest matkou.
tispschu q oznan1ka We 'SVE
|TU' otce1n zdaru v obchcde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
ZASTUPCI CESKOSLOVEN-
SKE NARODNf RADY MA
RUSI We WASHINCTONE.
Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kane.

Washington, d. G.. - " pom
deli pribyli do Washingtonu
po nekolika nedelni ceste "a
stupci Narodni Rady Ceskoslo-
venske pro Rusllo, PIP. Jaromir
Spacek a Vac. Houska, ably po-
dali prof. Masarykovi pfesny
pfehled udalosti cd jeho odje-
zdu z Ruska.
Oba bratri V uniformach ma.
seho vojska test sc ovsem velke
pozornosti v naSem hlavnim
meste.
Pan Jaromir Spacek byl PRIV.
MIN zaiatcem propustenym v
Rusku IA svobodu pracoval
V Nsrodni Rade Cd sameho po-
tatEu. Zvlaste p1sobil literar
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NOVY CESkY VOJENSKY
kAPLAN.

st. Louis, Mo. - Dne /. srp-
ne byl rev. Vacl. H. Hamtl re
st. Louis, Mo-, jmenovan vojen
skym kaplanem americke arma
dy ddstojnosti nadporuclka.
Odjel do Camp Shelby, Hattie
sburgh, Miss. Rodice Vaclav a
Josefa Hamtilovi bydli v st.
[ ouisu, jakoz i jeho bratri a Sc
stry. Jak Sc prave dovidame,
cdjizdi rev. Hamtil ma bojiste.
Rev. Vaclav AL. Hamtil narodil
q. 80. cervna 1892. Rodice je-
no h!edeli, ably Sc malemu Vac
lavu dosta.o dobreho vzdelani
a proto jej dali po ukonceni far
nj skoly svatovaclavske ma stu
Gia do Kenrickova chlapecke-
no seminare. Pc ukonceni tech
TO studii rozhodl Sc pro stav du
chovni a ihned pfestoupil do
knezskeho seminare Kenricko-
va, kd.z s vybornym prospe-
chem ukoncil saudia theologi-
cka. Vysvecen byl dne IL. cerv
na r. 1915 v MAIDEN veku 23.
let, obdrzev pro sve m. adj dis
pansi. Ma to byl ustanoven ASST
stentem v osade sv. Vac ava,
kde S rev. p. j. Nekulou po 3
lGta horlive pracova!.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
HUMoR.
Nezdarene nanlluvy.

Michel: "Dobry vecer, KIN >
ira! Pujcila byste mne vasi
pilu?"
Kmotra: 81 jo, Michle."
Michl: "a pax bych jeste ne
co chtel. Dala byste mne vasi
Kacu?"
Kmotra: "To ne, Michel!
"Michl: "Kdyz mne nechce-
te dat Kacu, TAX 81 tt. pilu taky
ncchte."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07

- tfsT Z
7sco. nema byti nikdy zanedbava-
ma. >Sexerdvy Pilulky pro ia
ira lsevera's. Liver Pins) pomahajt pri
odstranoYanl. EAcpyF a zabrahujf tax
rnznym, nempcem, sjez re zacpy molly
by Sc ,vyvinouti; Cena 25 cent?.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
UKRADEN Y
POLICEJNf STANCE.

V sobotu veCer ukraden byl
automobil S napisem Depart
ment of Justice" pred policejni
stanici ma 100. ul. Automobil pa
tril A. c.. Clarkovi, jednateli cd
boru spravedlnosti. Stroj byl
znacky Chandler a kara nesla
Cislo 2O795.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
Mnoho xadano:

Reznik (pri zabijeni donna
ciho prasatka) "Jak 81 prejou,
rsnicko, abych to prasatko roz
sekal?"
Mlada pani: "To je mi jed
no, pane mistre, jen koukejte.
ably bylo hodne sunGicek."
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v restauraci.

Sklepnik: "Pfeje.e 81 neco X
jidlu, pane?"
Host: ''Dejte mi rick, ale
hezky velky. Trpi.n hroznon
nervositou kazda maickost
rlne drazdi."
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Dost zretelns.

Cestujici (davaje sluhovi
zpropitne v obcfode): "Jak to
stoji s'vasim panem?"
Sluha: "No vedi, U toKo belt
kasirem, to liz neni ami duvery
hodne postaveni."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
PALAMA BEATS KAlULANl
IN TANK SWIM MEET

At the Palama Settlement tank the
Palarna Swimming Club defeated tho
Kaiulani School Swimming Club, 38 to
II, last night. Little Lee Chong was
the big point winner for Palma and
Isiah Kaakimaka was the point win.
ner for Kaiulani. Summary Of events:
/ 50-yard Matsu Matsugu1na (P)
first, X. N. Lum (R) second, Hong
Lum (K) third.
l00.yard Lee Chong (P) first;
James Hakuole (K) second, Isiah Ka.
altimska (K) third.
75.yard - Matsu Matsuguma (Pl.
first, Hong Lum (K) second, James
Hakuole (K) third. -ae
50-yard breast .stroke--Lee Chong
(P) first, Isiah Kaakimaka Ky sec
ond, Elijah sniffen (K) third.
220-yard--Lee Chong (P) first, Isiah
Kaakimaka (K) second, Isaac Hakuole
Ky third. 81 a
200.yard relay--Won by Palama,
Kaiulani did not finish. Palama swim
mers--Matsu Matsuguma, Lam K.
Ming, All Wal, Antoine Joseph.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
All LEONC ARRESTED
BLOCKING SIDEWALK


Extraordinary as it may seem a cog
slipped somewhere yesterday in the
machinery of the police department and
L. All Leong was given the experience
of his life All Leong got pinched.
What S more. the charge he will be
called upon to answer, unless something
happens in the meantime, is that of
obstructing the sidewalk on King street
in front of his store.
If All Leong had to pay the city
a fine for every day on which he has
obstrurted the sidewalk in front Of his
store, Honolulu would be in fair way
to be able to shoulder the Nation g
war debt. The particular charge upon
which the arrest was made is that
All Ieong had crates and boxes piled
to n height of seven feet on the side.
walk. What the man on the street
wants to know is how in thunder All
Leong happened to get pinched this
time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
DUTCH SHIPS ARE TO
CARRY PASSENGERS
Is Assumed Service Through Ha-
wall viii Be Resumed

All steamers of the Dutch lines,
Netherlands and Rotterdam, which are
to reestablish their Pacific service be-
tween San Francisco and Batavia, are
to be permitted to carry passengers be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco, 40
s"vS q coh'egram received by Collector
of Port Malcolm Franklin.
II is also presumed that all the Dutch
ships taken over in the Pacific by the
United States are to be allowed to re-
sumo their California.Java service, al
though G. Brewer & Company, the Ho.
nolulu agents, have received no such
advices.
Admission Of the Dutch steamers to
the coastwise trade will do much to re-
lieve passenger congestion between here
an dthe Coast, as there will be at least
seven vessels in the service.
Below is given the cablegram which
av 'horizes the carrying of the coast wise
passengers between Honolulu and San
Francisco:
Washington, June 7, 1918.
Collector Customs, Honolulu:
Acting under act congress October
6, shipping board authorizes carriage
frst-class passengers between Honolulu
and San Francisco on Dutch steamers
Netherlands and Rotterdam.
CARRY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
GIRL PIN-SETTERS LATEST
WRINKLE IN ALLEY GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, May 90" Dearie
do You think that pin $ on straight"
That's the kind of chatter the bowl
ers who scatter the pins on the Cali
fornia Bowling Academy alleys are
going to hear hereafter until after the
war. Yesterday afternoon Harry Al.
ten, manager of the academy, hired
several girls to take the places Of the
boy pin settlers who have needed Major
General Crowder = ""wOrk or fght" or
der.
Also Alien is thinking seriously of
equipping the fair pin-settcrs with ear
muffS, so when stubborn pin refuses
to be howIed over by the bowler can
address said pin as heretofore without
causing the girl pin-setters to demand
their pay up to date.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11
NO MORE OLIVE
DRAB MADE
FOR CIVILIANS

NEW YORK. May 2s--Olive drab
and khaki-colored cloth will not be
manufactured hereafter for civilian
use, the American Association Of Wool
on and Worstsd Manufacturers an
nounced here today. This action was
decided upon at the direction Of the
war department, which pointed out that
the olive drab and khah-color have
been consecrated to the use Of the
troops. b.
It was explained that the decision
will affect the Boy Scouts and all who
have sought to make their styles Of
wearing apparel partake of the military
mode.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11

-Four closely fought games, all with
small scores, and two of them being
shutOut ones, featured the day in the
West Yesterday for the eight Ameri
can League, bringing the present series
to II close.
Chicago beat Philadelphia, 2l, there.
by winning three of the four games
played in the series. st. Louis won
from New York, 81, the Browns thus
tai ing their only game of the series
while New York captured the other
four. At Detroit the Tigers allowed
Washington TO blank them, 20, the
visiting club taking four of the five
games Of the series. 1t was the same
story at Cleveland for the visiting
Bostons blanked the Cleveland crew,
20. Cleveland, however, had the bet.
ter of the series, winning three of the
five games played.
The visiting clubs change the base
Of their, operations to-day for the series
closing on Thursday afternoon. Wash
ington goes from Detroit to St. Louis,
philadelphia from Chicago to Detroit
Ne" York from St. Louis to Cleveland
while Boston travels from Cleveland
to Chicago.
There were no games in the National
! caRue Yesterday, but the series will
close today as follows: Pittsburgh At
: Broullvr Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago
at Philadelphia, and st. Louis at New
York. The next series opens tomor.
row. - follows: Pittsburgh at Boston,
C'ucinuu'i at Brooklyn, Chicago at
New York ard st. Louis at Philadcl,
Ihia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11

Two double headers, thereby making
up for half of the games not played
on Friday on account Of the rain which
was general throughout the East, and
two single games were played in the
National League yesterday, there being
two shutouts registered during the day.
Three of the games were one sided,
but the others were close enough bat
ties. AS a result of the days work
the Chicago Cubs have gone over the
Now York Giants into first place, the
McGraw crew holding down the second
pew from the front; otherwise no
changes were noted.
Fred Mitchell 8 Cubs whitewashed the
Pat Moran Phillies on the latter's own
diamond, go, thereby making it two
straight victories for the series so far.
At New York the Giants and Jack
Hendricks Cardinals split honors, each
taking a game. In the first game Of
the afternoon the McGraw hordes Just
a IL score, but St. Louis turned the
tables in the second affair, winning
out, 4-2.
There was also an even splitting of
honors at Brooklyn after the Hugo
Bezdek Pirates and the Wilbur Robin.
son Dodgers had finished their days
work. Pittsburgh had its steam roller
working in good order and rolled Brook
lyn into easy submission, ~, but in
the srt uud game of the afternoon
Brooklyn turned the tables on the Wis
itors, winning out by close p score.