New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 5

. CHAPLAIN COHOLAN IN HULA HULA LAND Local Army Officer Writes From Far Off Hawaii Chaplain Philip F. Coholan, the son of Mrs. Grace M. Coholan of this city, writes to Guy C. Grapple of Chicago us follows “A ftew words from Hula land to let. you know that I am still living. 1 ean not count the number of times I started to write you nor ean I eount the number of times I thought of writing: but even now there is a great possibility of my not finishing this lotter until some time _next week. You remember in Texas? Ah, those were the good old days! Many & timo I long for those days when we were together Fore ‘Kamelsmeha, Post. First of all let me a picture of the fort that I could send you, but at least let me de- scribe It. It is built like all regular army posts—Ilike Fort Sam Houston ~—-only that the houses here are much smaller. They contain seven rooms and are built of wood. One plank separates one from the outside. I have & house all to myselt. The ‘Post’ is right oft the ocean and my Bouse s not more than 200 feet from & water. There is a swimming pool #re In which 1 do not go very often cause there Te enough oll on the Medter to run a Ford iles: still the *400 crowd” go In ry afternoon. wimming place is called Waiki- People just rave about It When they go back to the States, yet, a Regular Army nay, Local Lady Reiieved by Tonic Cinot Miss Jennic Rathburn of Brook St., Forestville, Ceonn, Tells How CINOT Relleved Her of Dizzy Spells, Headaches and Bad Indigestion. If the many residents of Forrest- ville and vicinity doubdt about the wondrous effect of the Tonic CINOT all they have to do is Lo see the state- inent of Miss Rathburn who is well known in this vicinity and It should s'satisty a askeptic. 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Loomis & Co, Plumbing, Steam Heating, Sheet Metal Work. |; CLAUDE J. - 4LEROUX I have not | triends as it has; ELECTRICAL GIFTS for the JUNE BRIDE I Percolators Toasters Flat Irons Chafing Dishes Grills there is & more popular beach here called Haliewa of which little |is heard Delegates to Legion Convention. “I was a delegate to it—not a walking one, as I sat most of the time. The fun began the Saturday preceding, when the Chamber of Commerce was the host to all dele- | gates at a luncheon. I went with the lrommnnd!np officer and his family. After the meal we took a walk around to see the place. We aiso took a ride in the so-called ‘glass- bottom boat,” purposely made to zive you a view of the beautiful colored fishes and wonderful location of cor- als. The ‘second reef' is another more beautiful location of corals. After this ridec we went to see ‘the caves' where the natives are buried. These caves are located in an almost inaccessible part of the | mountains. How they get the bodies up there is a mystery to me, for I found much dificulty in climbing it up alone. After you do get there, all you see Is a few skeletons, yet people will travel 47 miles to see it! It is foolishness but still I am glad I can say 1 saw the burial caves of the natives Monday was the grand day. A pa- rade was held at 9 o'clock that morn- ing. For the second time in my life I tried to keep step with boys who knew how to march. We had to wear white uniforms. You would not have known me if you saw me. I hate to think of wearing a full dress uni- | form. One would never take me for a priest. Elected Territorial Chaplain. The remainder of the day was spent on business duties. We stayed at the | convention until the next afternoon. Before the convention was over I was elected the territorial chaplain. Oh | yes, there was a ball that night and | that was given by the general him- | self. I would not have gone to that | affair, only it was my duty to go. Really Guy, I had a good time. In Charge of Education. I was not here a week before the commanding officer told me to come around and take @ look and. the | funny part of it, I took In everything but the look did not take to me. I teach school every day from one to four. T do not mind that one bit. I also have a class of illiterates. Oh yes, we have them in the army, and 1 have the pleasure of teaching them. I find it interesting and like it im- | mensely. What 1 do mind is the | preparation for these classes. I must say it takes a great deal of time, still 1 do not care. I am never too busy to do anything to prepare lessons for my boys. I am glad I have this duty in one sense of the word, for I am learning myself, since T found there was a lot of stuff I did not know. I am glad to say that I am at school every day. Centennial Celebration. 1 went to the city for a good time about a month ago, the fleet was — 0. U. A M HAL FOR RENT Evenings for Lodgoe purposes. 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Well, so long old bolshevik. Re- member, any time you come, there will be plenty of room for you right here in my house. 1 have a seven room house all to myself. I shall have the house all fixed up by that time: T am living' the good old bachelor life. such as we lived when we were at Kelly Field, Texas.” Captain Chaplain P. F. Coholan, concludes his letter by stating that k will be pleased to hear from any of his friends—and he has many-—being busy he cannot write to all. Mail will reach him addressed to Fort Kamchameha, Honolulu, H. ALL VICTIMS OF ECZEMA'S ITCH NEED POSLAM It is Poslam's mission to relieve itching eczema's cruel distress and to restore disordered skin to sightli- ness and health. Comfort comes as soon as it is applied to the sore places. Its concentrated healing power quickly shows. Each day should mark distinct improvement. So effective is Poslam for eczema, rashes, pimples, scalp-scale that just a little of it goes far, does much and lasts long. 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