Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume], December 24, 1917, 2:30 Edition, Page ELEVEN, Image 11

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The Regal Shoe
Store wishes all a
Christmas of real,
old-fashioned joy.
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Truk driers from th Quartprmae
ter rpi at Schofild Parrtcks htvc
r!ld the tttni!on of th Star-Buil2
tin to in article printed last week ic
m raornicg paper which stated that
aojt of the motor truck at the b!
post ir owned by the 5Ui Field Artil
lery. At a matter of fact, fay the quar
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wish for a
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I Platiniimmithis and Jetvelerx
' IN HAWAIf 0INCI 1M7
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you liaye pictured
it, is
the
art owned by tlie quarteraiaiter s dc-l-artment.
and the 'real work" at
8chofild is done by them. Often, they
ay, thay are compelled to help tho
th field ArtillrT out of the ditch,
tnaat "not being expert chauffeurs or
skilled drivers."
As to the hauling of lumber and
supplies and doing the heavy work at
the post, this is up to the Quarter-
master trucks. All baggage of officers j
it hauled out by them from Honolulu
when transports arrive. Troops in the
field are supplied by the quartermas
ter drivers. Thus it is they feel that a
Story firing the 9th Field Artillery
rralie for this work is not entirely
fair..
"We don't havp time lor drills.", said
one driver, commenting on the arti
cle. "We don't learn how to stop and
start on a signal. As a matter of fact
we are moving all the time, except
when we stop for a moment to puli
fliri or ten artillery trucks out of th-;
ditch, as occurred during a recent
rainy spell at Schofield. '
PERSONALITIES
" Dft. C. L. SfOW, well known Hilo
physician, is a. Honolulu visitor:
J. N. S. WILUAMS arrived on the
Mauna Kea Saturday from Hilo.
R. T. MOSES, the ,Hil6 automobile
man. was a visitor in Honolulu lat
week.
JOHN HIND was among the arriv
als from Hawaii on the Mauna Kea
caturday.
MR. AND MRS. ANGUS McPHEE
and Miss Inez McPhee are Honolulu
visitors from Maui.
. J. LORP, the contractor, has re
turned front a business trip to the Is
land of Hawaii.
' JUDGE LYLE A. DICKEY of Kauai
Is in town to spend the Christmas
and New Year holidays.
SPEAKER H. I HOLSTEIN Of Ko
hala, Hawaii, has left to spend the
holidays on his farm on the Big Island.
MISS BERTHA. LLOYD; formerly o'
Lea Angeles,. -has been appointed a
teacher' at the Libue, Kauai, public
IchooL ;- '
WW. H. HUS SM AN, passenger sujJcr
iatOBdeittot tho Hilo'RR. Co., was
an arrival on the Mauna Kea Satur
PR. A.?R. ROWAT, former H6no
loltt tvoterinary, now located on Ha
waii, is making a Christmas visit to
his family ',
MRS. KATE LONO has been ap
pointed by tho department of publle
instruction as a teacher at the Wai-
pahu, Oahu, public school.
JUDGE WILLIAM L. WHITNEY
returned from a visit to Kauai Satur
day and expects to remain until at to:
tfco holidays.
THORNTON HARDY, for two veara
ejert in the public works department
and former Honolulu newspaperman,
lft Saturday for Hilo to become edi
tor of the Hilo Daily Tribune.
I ROBERT S. THURSTON of the Ha-
wain Sugar Planters Association
exptriment station, who recently wem
op a buaiasis trip to the Garden Is
tad, returned Saturday.
MRS! S. A. RANSOM, wif of th
head of the American health service is
Shtnghai, is a visitor in the city. She
jn rejoin her hqsband, who has jui
been released from some special sen
tee at Houston, Texas.
PR, H. A. TODD, until recently s
resident of Honolulu, has leased a
uite of rooms in the Davis block, in
tending to take up the practise of
medicine here Dec 15. -Portervilki,
CaL, Messenger.
MISS HELEN LEE, -a graduate. of
he Humboldt, Cal., normal school.
nnd Miss Ruby Horne of San Francisco,-will
arriva here on an early
steamef to enter the employ of the
department of public instruction as
ieachera.
HARRY EVANS, who until a few
days ago vr as an. employe of the mer
thants patrol, where he has been for
number of years, has enlisted in the
xinth Fiejd Artillery. Before coniin?
to Hawaii he was a member of the na
tonal guard of California.
CLAUDE E. MOON, for several
'cars linotype operator for The Corr
!cr, who for the past few months haa
been working as operator in Honolulu.
returned to Oxnard last night to tako
up his former job. Mr. Moon reports
a very pleasant ocean voyage to Sau
Francisco, and says that Hawaii is as
beautiful as ever. Oxnard, CaL, Cour
ier. MRS. G. E. HARVEY DIES
Following an illness of over a year,
ilrs. Georgiana E Harvey, widow,
died Sunday afternoon at the Leahl
home. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon in H. H. Williams' u&
dcrtaMng parlors, the interment to
be In Nuuanu cemetery.
? Mrs. Htrvey was born in Concord.
New Hampshire, July 23. 1833. She is
survived by a son, Fred G. Harvey, of
this city, and several brothers and
Sisters on the mainUnd. She had lived
if "j
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In the beauty of the lilies
Christ was born across the sea
With a glory in his bosom that
transfigures you and me.
As ne died to make inen boly
let us die to make men 'ix::'t
Battle Hymn:.
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