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y Evening BulIetinEst IS? 2, No. 69T. 18 PAGES HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1917. IS PAGES Hawaiian Star. Xo XXV, No. 8017. PRICE FIVE CENTS fnifiniol Vlfl o)(fiW .2: m mm UUUUinl POPE POINTS TO HONOLULU INDIGNANT AT Cable Orders FRENCH HIT KE17 GEfiMflM PtAK TO 'SETTLE Hawaii to Get WOULD SUFFERING LENIENCY SHOWN RODIEK HUN AIRMEN HORED; RUSSIA CHAOS Busy -- on Draft AS MS LESSON W Maioritv nf Comments Indicate Local Men Think "Plotter" HEAVY BLOW PLflVltlG ItlTO TEUTOi IIAflDS Should Have Been Sent to Jail Reported Rodiek is Coming (AuocUUd PrM b j U. 6. XUval Tftreltu.) ROME, Italy, Dec. 24. Pope Ben- & Co.-rConvi-ction Carries 4-- a Back to Reorganize Hackfeld Judging from cable received (AsocUt4d Prcis by U. S. VavU W)r today by Captain F. Green. edict, through the Associated Press f J. 4 today, a message to the Ameri- Loss of Citizenship 4-- officer, Major Gener- - issued draft from 4 can people. It follows: 4 Bobheviki Negotiating With Other Factions, 4 al E. II. Crowder, Washington is 4 PARIS, 24. Dur-- Holy peo- 4 France, Dec. 4 ciDrcssions, of Honolulans heard today are a criterion Intending to "do things" Bhortly 4 "The Father sends to the 4 ing the past three days there 4 While Kaiser's Agents Scheme If - ple of America greetings and by 4- with regard to drafted regis- - 4 cordial 4 have been no less than a hundred 4 the leniency shown Georg Rodiek 4-- - prays that they may take to heart in For Commercial Control Honolulu is indicnant at trants in Hawaii. The cable In- 4 4 air combats on the French-Ger- - 4 few exceptions, every 4- - structs members of the legal ad- - this time of strife, the sufferings oi the federal court in San Francisco. With . u A . l A 4 . 1 r-- U i 4 man front. The French aviators 4 - - t - 4- vlsory boards to prepare for 4 iru ,"8"u Ul ur 3l- 4 been highly successful, des- - ROME, Dec. reported here on Star-Bulleti- n reporters thought Rodiek had have 4 Italy, 21 It is apparently person seen by 4- "business at once." It says: 4 mastide--a lesson of God s unceasing K troylng machines and - mankind, a of reliable authority there is a new German peacp plan im- been let off too easily; some favored a stiffer fine, while the 4- "The president directs that love for lesson unfalter 4 dropped 20 heavy charges of ex-- 4j that 4- - - ing courage and sacrifice of self. - was mentea you be informed that these ap- 4- Dlosive behind the German lines. 4 pending. It is reported that the kaiser will issue a declaration majority were of the opinion that a jail sentence - 4- polntments have been made pre- - 4 "More especially He calls to little 4 - on Christmas Day containing his peace proposals. The nature Rodiek'a conviction and sentence 4- cisely as nominated, to date from 4 children to whom He belongs. 4444444 444444444 carry irilh them loss of American 4- - December 22. Please inform the 4 "Let all Hearts pray to the Babe of of these is not suggested in the latest rumors. 4- - may your ' IIALSEYTIIIllllS appointees and request them to 4 Bethlehem that He protect already - sal circlet. RodieX nas been 4- organize and prepare for business 4 loved ones and give back to the world Church Bells to dropped. -- rom the rolls of the Pacific 4-- at once. Formal certificates of 4 the peace He came to bring on earth." LONDON, Eng., Dec 24. While tlje Bolsheviki faction is Commer- - XHub: tsrunder fire In the 4- appointment will issue in due 4 endeavoring to win over other Russian elements and secure cial Club' but so far njjnove habeen course." Toll Tonight For made to expel him from, the chamber RODliJOliD 4-- The refusal of the war depart-- 4 a combination to carry on peace negotiations with the Central of commerce. r 4-- ment to grant further time for 4 German Powers, the1 German agents are busy behind the Russian lines, George R. Carter - Paper Former Ctovernor 4- persons enlistments of drafted 4 -- Ban - attempting declared that he had been told In 4- In army by many Red Cross Work to turn the chaotic situation to Germany's account ' re- the is taken to Franclaco that Rodiek Intends to IN GEE! PLOT 4- - & be another indication that the 4 in a commercial as well as a political way. reorganize Hackfeld - - turn here and 4- war .department is preparing to 4-4- reports today say Co. as purely American Institution. draft Hawaii registrants in the 4 Suspended For To emphasize the fact that the Red Petrograd ' Rodiek do-nrit- ed How this can be done with 4-- next call which Is expected 4-4- - Cross Is in existence tonight, Christ that the Bolsheviki commis- of dtlzenshlD is Immigration Inspector , Says every PEACE PARLEY IS of his rtehts about February 1. 4-- mas Eve, at 7:30 o'clock, chime v sioners are attempting to ne- '"w matter of speculation. f ExiConsuI Got Him to . sena 4 and church bell In the city will ring J.V comments heard rela- - every Some of the' s: German Sailor Away rood Criticism for five minutes, and half hour gotiate a settlement with the tlte to Rodleks light sentence foUow: 4444444444.4444444 thereafter will toll for five minutes Otl; DELEGATES AT RICHARD TRENT, Trent .rust Co.: until 9:30 o'clock. This is a part oi Ukranians, who haye already nublication of the Grass The history ot this i war clearly Since the (AiMctettd Prasi t7 V. 8. HU Wirtlata.) the propaganda work of the American set up an independent govern- prove that every German, regardless hof diary Richard Halsey. inspector in RED CROSS DRIVE Red Cross Society. Not only in Hon immigration sta- AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Dec. BORDER ment, and it is further reported, charge Hawaii Vor-waert- . of how good citizen he was before of the 24. s, lulu but In every city, town and ham- CITY UPOil reure-sentatio- ns The Socialist paper, the war in potential if not an ac- tion, declares he believes false sus- let in the United and its terri- that the Ukranians are in a re- regarding the physical which was suddenly States tive enemy of this country, and as, NEAR GOAL; pended by the German govern- tories the church bells will ring to ' locked up until the condition of 'a member of the Geier 3000 WASHINGTON, Dec 24. Peace ne- ceptive mood. uchvhould be .by ment, has resumed publication. In night telling the world of the good ' war ; ended. Georg Rodiek is a crew were made personally to him the Red Cross Is doing. gotiations are under way at Brest The Cossacks are still vigor--7 ' is' George Rome its first issue it announces that that way former German Consul the suspension was due to the Every Red Cross member who has Lltovsk, rerorts from theie by it consulate con- oiisly opposing the Bolsheviki see no, reason why he should not be and A. Schroeder. the raDERS NEEDED criticism which it made of the bought his Christmas Red Cross flag Copenhagen declare. On the can- - secretary. '.:: r:-- ? trary, leports of the de- no reports today bohlnd the bars. I also not see tsK't. system of furnishing food to those Is, urged to place a lighted candle be-- Petrograd tell but there were any of local clubs should heal is a reference the Grasshbf di parture of the Bolsheviki delegates why the It in ' invalided by tjte war, the criticism hind that flag in the front window of of important campaign devel- tate for an instant over the question ot arv to Geier sailors and officers who With a total of 22,444 members on being printed under the heading his home tonight so that the Red on their return home. The exact dropping him from membership. are sick for whom It is, believed pos the roll this morning the local chap- "Let Them Beg." In this connec- Cross will be illuminated and cast Its status of the situation is apparently a opments. -- Copenhagen DEPUTT SHERIFF JULIUS ASCII: sible to secure permission to 'travel, 10 ter of the American Red Cross started tion it prints prominently the de- light upon the world. This Is also be- matter of spme doubt, the It is currently reported that there If Georg Rodiek is guilty of the things the sUtes" that causes Mr. Halsey.to on its last day's drive to obtain a mem by despatches' Indicating that proceed Is Increased military activity among fense. made Herr von.Waldow, ing done tonight everywhere in the " to which he confessed and to which believe he was duped by the :former bership of. 25,000 on the islands of the food control chief. United States and its territories. ings are going ahead, while the Petro- the Ukrainians. ' unex- the evidence point - he certain German consul and his secretary. , 4 Oahu,' Maul and Kauai. The island grad despatches Indicate an German "war prisoners now released should not be given his liberty anJ lie says thaOe remembers Rodiek of Hawaii Is a separate chapter, ' plained hitch somewhere. The Petro from various Russian detention camps - too small. grad reports were dated Friday, while are flocking Petrograd, It Is the $10,000 fine was far and Schroeder coming . to him" with When the Pacific Mall steamer ar towards PETRIE, CasUe e Cooke: Ro-dli- kl Geier1 represent-lng,th-at rived here, George R. Carter, former NEWS those from Brest-Litovs- k were sent on rumored , that the Russians are arm- T.H. the doctor of the and LATE AT A GLANCE ' sentence was'much milder then there was a saflot aboard the governor of the territory, announced Saturday and are given a greater ere-denc-e.- ing them-f-'-:' ?;: . - - I thought it was going .to be. ' thai-- a-- drive on-- board had netted- - 301 V'1- - - The Germans are actively engaged LEWIS, JR., Bank of Hawaii: long, aboard the .members, Ewa has obtained 750 and ' Prince Leopold Welcomes Delegates In trading In Russia, taking full ad-- to his confinement -- tC - - PACIFICICAST EXCEEDS RED QUOTA , X even considered whether Rc report Maul puts new mem CROSS'.' Peace negotiations were opened at a from the hzvent ship ana the Hawauciunate mere wa - e v WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. The K d Cross drive is fast nearlng its goal. Brest-Litovs- k tfiekVi-tentenc- was too light or. too no hope of his recovery unless he .we bers there at approximately 4000. on Saturday, messages resulting from the Inertia and failure The coast expects to pass it quota 465,000 100,000. e heavy and therefore am not In a.posi-- permitted to go to CaUfornla and re-- While no news from Kauai has been Pacific of by to Copenhagen declared, and proceed- of Russian Industries.-Th- express meet-in?- . now tlon to anroplnion. f cuperaie-- - . , - received, it is expected that the Gar- ed to give details of tha opening Bolsheviki leaders are 1 ' SEVENTEEN KILLED IN STREET-CA- R ACCIDENT MAYOR JOSEPH J. FERN: '.It Because I had no reason then Co den Isle rwin boost the total with 2000 Delegates from Germany, Aus- negotiating with Social Revolutionists ' been e fine' of $160,000. more. ' ; : PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. 24. Running wild on a slope today, a street-ca- r tria, Bulgaria, Russia and Turkey were of the cpalition cabinet, allowing the thould have doubt the Inte grity Of Rodiek I.author- Jumped over. many is rich man and could, pay IT noon today a big the rails and turned Seventeen are reported killed and present and were welcomed by Prince the ministries of justice, posts . Rodiek a , ized the issuing of an alien permit for At thermometer others Injured. latter that easily 1 should tWnk ;s-- the man, to go to caurornia,--; Air..nai will be placed over the door of the Leopold of Bavaria, commander of the and communications, and national af MILTON, . ; JACK Trent Trust Car I sey .says. ;:; ;VA;:-;V- ; : Hawaii Promotion Committee rooms forces of the east for the Kaiser. fairs. wasisurprlsedthat'he. was let off so numbering from 17,000 to 25,000, and WILSON TO CONFER WITH BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS After his address of welcome Prinsv This same faction has begun the ' U.8 revealed in the CrasshoJl. diary, WASHINGTON, easily. ; I thought It would be a prison it Is the hope of all the workers that Dec. 24. President Wilson has summoned the chief! Leopold suggested that Count voji trials bv conrt-martl- of those accus this was all part of a plan td get the -- ; -' a top and legislative agents of the four railroad brotherhoods to a conference to opposing Bolsheviki activ sentence sure.s "y Geier offleers and sailers to the main the will be pushed off before the Kuehlmann be made chairman and he ed of the 3 A. RATH:, If the tUtutl day Jp. over. be held at the White House Thursday. was unanimously selected. Rules of ties. Among the prisoners is Countesl JA" land and' eventually t to Germany, 'in .V covei. the Rodiek case v saidVtine : It is the plan of the Red Cross, in procedure were then adopted which Panin, former minister of education, coniravenUon of their: parole. ,; ;: and In;prl8onmentH I do not eee'horv thedrive which ends today, to obtain PRESIDENT GIVES TURKEYS TO WHITE HOUSE EMPLOYES provide that the debate shall be con- who Is reported to be the first to - ' i Only one instance is remenv WASHINGTON. Dec. 24. President Wilson plans din- . imposed.1 1 this 15; per . to take Christmas German, Rus- on account of refusal fine, alone could be have ' cent of the entire population ducted in the Bulgarian, stand trial, her - bered by 'Mr. Halsey .Tecause the re ' ner with his family and will enjoy a Christmas tree with them. Later he tear4 nothing ; but disgust expressed of the 1 United States. The number sian and Turkish languages, interpre- to deliver department funds the lmpotltlon-o- f quest was made to him personally, - will distribute gifts to about 50 children near his golf club. He has given at the a fine, and not a which It has set out to let is 15,000,- ters translating all of . the remarks to Bolsheviki. -- " and. is certain others of 125 turkeys to employes of White . ; 1ifl entence. ' . Nl he not that 000, 25.000 the House for Christmas. delegates languages. " rand it is estimated that the in those , JUDGE HARRY IRWIN: The' sen-- the Geler crewwere.nbt given similar here will more than cover the desired Bolsheviki Program Presented LONDON, England, Dec 24. Grow--: - privileges subsequently. AMERICAN tence given Georg Rodiek wae alto-- percentage for these islands. AERO MECHANICS ASSEMBLE IN FRANCE With rules of procedure adopted the ing strength of the newly organized . : AMERICAN CAMP IN FRANCK. Dec. 24. m ether,too lenient. ; It not only causes The underground plan to slip Ger Several thousand aero chief Bolsheviki delegate rose and in Ukrainian government, and a weaken- the enemy to hold ui in contempt but mans away from here on the way to chanic8 are now assembling here prepared, to maintain America's airplanes a long speech presented the Russian ing of the Bolsheviki forces are indi- now in England, where aviators ar being also, as you might say, acts as Germany la told of in' the diary in trained. Training completed, the peace proposals, which coincide close- cated . by all of the reports which v " ,aero will . for future, similar deeds. I am certa- thgze words: ,: : Congressman bases be transferred to France. ly with those promulgated some weeks come through from Russia. The Ukral-- inly-sorry that he did not receive a v October "28, .1914V -- I sent a tele since by the Workmen's and Soldier nlan forces, have been augmented by stiff Jail sentence. - " :':yu; gram to Knorr that the .efndIng,home ARIZONA GOVERNOR TO RETIRE TOMORROW Council and support of which they de- the navy in the Black Sea and by Thm PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 24. Ceorge W. P. Hunt, by 'JnxrKT W riTHPlPT' San or officers and sailors is (possible?) v declared the supreme manded from Kerenaky before he was considerable additions to the . land governor-elec- t who . court the of Arizona, announced today he will to- are Francisco judge sentenced Rodiek and that two officers, two men and that retire deposed. , forces as. well. Successes attend Dieis 10 " must have known what he was doing. those who are sick have, been given After morrow at o'clock in favor of Thomas Campbell who was declared the Kaiser Would Summon Rulers - Ing its arms. ' v governor by the lower court, following How -- can the laymen here be the instructions. The steamers Which are the election contest, and has been Despatches from the Kaiser which Between Homel and Bakmatch the Judges .of what transpired so ? far out of commission 'are the Holsatia occupying the office. reached Copenhagen said that he had Ukrainian troops have been concent away? - ' : and the LocksunJJv ,; - c.; Informed government if th'3 trated while the Bolsheviki are gath- ' AUTO the that , CHARLES CHILLINGWORTII: I - eratibn RESTRICTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS EVE CELEBRATION diplomats would agree to the Russian ering near Minsk. They are prepar- reiegram from San Francisco ) 1 According to an ' . think he got off easy. ' have (concealed ?)" ' order issued tjii. afternoon by Sheriff Rose, no automo peace proposals or such counter pro- ing to resist advances of the Cossack' the sending home bilist will be allowed to park tonight L FULLARD LEO: If I were Georg of the men, also secured (accommoda on the following streets: King street posals as the present council might forces which will follow the concentra- '.; 1 wouldn't want to come back AuMlatt Prm ky U. S. Naval WlrtlMs.) between Nuuanu and Fort, Hotel stieet between Nuuanu and Bishop, Nuu-an-u go Brest-Litovs- k tion now in progress. . J. Rodiek '' tions?) in New York, ; I f favor he would personally to - " recommended ' - and Bethel streets between King and , -- to Honolulu. ' . . that sheltec be given on, board Ger AKRONIOhio, Dec. 24. Represen- Hotel and Fort street between and call for assembly there General VerkhovskL who was war CHARLES KING: It t Mr. Stilngle man vessels to all accredited per t&tiVA Iftlxwnrth R HnthHV rt this King and Pauaht.. all of the sovereigns and regents of minister under . Kerensky before the was subpoenaed he cannot be blamed sons. city died today from an operation for Europe to a peace conference similar latter was deposed, has offered his fortestifjlng in the Rodiek trial. , He gallstones. He was a Democrat, mem to the one which followed ihe Napo- services to the Ukrainian government could only, answer the Questions asked ber of the house naval affairs com H wars. , which, now, has complete .control of ' DS ARRESTED IN leonic '' Vr-:.:--:- LDMC ,hlm.- - , mittee, and had served in several ses 30 The Kaiser declared that everybody Odessa. DETECTIVE A. E. CARTER: ' Yoa sions of Congress, of- Highly important is the addition of ' r wants peace and that the future couldn't print my opinion.-- ,' .., fers many great tasks In which all the Black Sea fleet which reports say gone-ove- a" y . D. B: KUHNS: it's wnat you nugut CARTER cooperate. has r to the Ukrainians to ' ' DENIES HPS CASTLE AS CHIEF must ' expect.'." . .: ' DYNAMITE CASE Rumania is not credited with having man. - -.' ; . IN - MALCOLM A. FRANKLIN: Some NEW TRUST CO. sent any delegates to the conference - peoplego deaf, dumb end. blind when and has 'possibly decided not to par- dollar. cannot com-tne- nt Former Governor George R. they see a But I Carter ticipate despite the fact that a Rus- I NEW YORK STOCK - on the Rodiek sentence because today officially denied the rumor that FOOD EXECUTIVE AT geo- SACRAMENTO sian peace would leave Rumania I ; off IcIaL - . - was to new - MARKET TODAY i am a'lederal C he be the head of a trust Isolated from al- " I SAYS JURIST graphically the other - company .? -- POSTM ASTER MacADAM: If I ha which is now being formed lies!. V ' lived here longer I xnight want to saj and which Is expected to begin busi- ?8atur ' ''-"- J. F. Child, federal food adminis- (Asiociatc Press by U. S. Naval Wireless.) ' something.'; r'':.:-i-'- v ness In Honolulu next April. Today, day has-be- ap- SACRAMENTO, CaL, 24 trator for the territory, en Dec. U. VIGILANCE STOPS . GEORGEW SMITH: , No penalty "Probably the reason for the rumor S. Alaska Gold e 4 2 5 Personal .. opinions expressed today of terri- Growing out of the blowing Up of ' severe forTs man who has been that I would be at pointed executive officer the the American Smelter ...... 7Vg is too by Federal Judge Horace W. Vaughan the head of it," torial food commission, thus giving executive mansion and the endanger- GERMAN SPY AT BORDER 69a , as Georg Rodiek has to ; said he, is because I have sold out a I AmeHcan Sugor Rfg. . 92Vz 93 , as treacherous and Assistant U. Attorney ing governor : ' years S. J. J. arge part my him practically entire control over all of the lives of the and I A iMprran M. 1H1 X'. 9Wm country.'" For two he has vice-preside- of holdings in Xl this nt the Ha Tl Banks are that Georg Rodiek. 1UUU u,a Dec. 24.-Ch-arles, plotted' against the' Allies,' and in so waiian Trust Company. cuusci vauuu nuu ivuu leguiaiiuu luiuj uam vuuio uciwuyuicuu EL PASO, Texas, Anacqnda Copper 8C?4 of, H. Hackfeld Co,; Hawaii. that pomt to an plot i attempted to injure the and Oh, you can certainly deny ru matters in extensive for Feiee who. an the evidence indicates. Atchison 78'A :W78 . doing has former German here, the j - not'di-- consul lias been mor Administrator Child succeeds Attor-- wholesale dynamiting, and led to the; was a German spy, was shot and klll- Baldwin Loco.' . . United States and indirectly .if that I'm starting a new trust : ... 7.'. WA WA ' shorn or his - American , citizenship ney A. L. Castle, who resigned re arrest of 30 men and the probable ar yesterday by army patrols as he rectly, his friends and business ass rights as r "7' ed Baltimore & Ohio i . . : 40 , oy2 the result of his conviction 811(1 cently. Mr. Child was assistant execu- rest and prosecution of a number of sought to cross Into Mexico., When w 'clateein Honolulu.' ' not do that Is form a Bethlehem Steel 63 : in San Francisco of activity in the officer, and was others directly or closely . f- it while held either WiOJAM IL McINERNY: The re company In this city where there are tive he less his body was searched there were Cal if. Petre leunr i;..lV".... It,i plot to foment a rebellion in India, X' position he was appointed with the I. W. W. at- -- Judge too many that that connected The found upon him papers that appear to Pacific: .vA; . :1S2VS-" J. . son given' by the San Francisco 1 - trust companies already. It Canadian .g The federal statutes provide federal administrator by the president. tempt to kill the governor and the clearly was a spy. for. fi-"- Georg Rodiek only $ 10,00s that would be carrying coals to Newcastle." indicate that hi C, M4. SL P. (St Paul) - Z7 when person felony The territorial food commission other alleged plans are directly at- ground 37'i 1 ' v Just the reason why a is convicted of a has Among thpaper were plans of Colo. Fuel cVtron 91 f is t mind he well abolished the office of assistant execu- tributed to the 1. W. W. camps ; Rod.v- - t,l;ould have been given th forfeits his right to vote as as troop and fortifications. He Crucible Steel 43 likely gave " ';--W- hen his light to hold public office As re tive officer, but it is that Mr. One of these men his name a camera. - maximum penalty. It is just because also carried Cubane Cane . j . . 27- gards the determination of a felony, Child may appoint some one to assist as William Hood, but detectives at Felge was seen by army m he U a gentleman and a man of brains POSTOFFICE FORCE WILL the Erie Common 14 ,r nyx the statutes' definition is that all of- him. headquarters say that this is only one patrols approaching the international that Lis plea of ignorance Bounds like BE BUSY XMAS HANDLING 4 up General Electric fenses which ; may be punishable by The necessity of speeding the of a number of aliases which he has line he was ordered to halt but failed V: - a farced,The little One of $10,000 it HEAVY INCOMING MAIL General Motors, New J'9 , 8354 death Or imprisonment for a term ex work of the food commission has been worn, that he is "wanted" in several to obey and quickened his pace." No - - en'!rely out of proportion to the crime, -- Great Northern. Pfd. 814 . ZVZ front ... ceeding one year, shall be deemed a pointed out time to time, and states in different parts of the coun- was paid to second.' Harv-N.'J.i;4.- : and 1 look upon the sentence as on To postofflce employes Christ- - heed a order Inter felony. , to be taken up by Mr. Child try, being sought v - this is in connection with whereupon the patrols fired and Feige 4- mas will be Just as much as any Washington ' V- Instead Of being given a prison sen when he visits to confer a number of dynamite outrages and dropped dead a few yards from the . fContinued on 'page six) other day, 'with more work if Mr. Lehigh R. R...... 54 ;2'4 tence for the felony ;he pleaded guilty with Herbert Hoover. Child is explosion plots that were discovered safety w,hich Mexico would have af- New. York &y9 anything. The postofflce will be now allowed a Central to, was : f substantial sum of j in time to prevent actual damage forded him. . - Rodiek fined J10.000 by the in full operation tomorrow, per- - Pennsylvania- .. .. 234 f money eacn montn for tne employ- All of those arrested are held for - San Francisco judge, now hearing thel 4- - haps all day, handling RayLConsoL 20- - the 1000 ment of assistants, and he will prob investigation. 4--4 - .i...... ,.; STAR-BULLETI- N f ; f Undu conspiracy matter. Judge 4444-4- NO bags of mail coming on S. S. f Reading' Common"!.... 6S!4 677 .0..V f the ably gather a staff of workers about - : f TOMORROW. , . Vaughan points out that the fact that 4 ..4- Southern Pacific 7S' 7734: President Carrier deliveries will him upon his return from the main- - : Star-Bulleti- n lf'r - f Offices at army headquarters wi2 4- ii Is-- Rodiek was merely fined does not 4 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS. . . 45- : 4VTie win jiot be re 4- be made as usual, two. if neces- - Studebaker ' 44J4 land. 1 . v v ,4-- ' - close at o'clock each . j sued tomorrow, Christinas Day. lieve him from the forfeiture of his 14- eary. The money afternoon dur 4 ; ; Texas Oi I I .Ji 123 125' f ' order window, ing "the present ex- ThetarJBulletIn'-atafT;wi- take citizenship rights. . week as a form ol Christmas greetings are - 4 Union' Pacific: 104 ;,1C3'2 nowever. will be closed and the A handsome silk Australian flag i Um - ,' V- - has Christmas vacation for clerks, many . 4- holiday. . -- ' . tt - Citizenship rights may 4- messen 4 tended to their.patrons by j4 U, S. - be restored other windows will Steer ,i;v ;3!4 at noon.' been presented to the British Club by gers 4 : . only bv xthe cle and officers. there. Owing to tha .4 Honolulu firms. In the advertls-'- Utah , ; i ..,. . ... T ,' 4 wesldent of the United Chester A. Doyle, Jaoanese interpreter press ' ' 7::i T State of army business it Is not posi 4 ing columns today '. '4 Westsrn Union '. 73 in circuit court. : 't t ' ble to shut down the work entirely, r 4 4 4 Wer;1-:- ...... C ...... , v.. HONOLULU STABTTLLETTN, MONDAY, TTKCKMEEn 24, 191?

-- men a ad tlvey decided that this ttej JAPANESE PHYSICIAN DIES. Tokio yesterday. Dr. Aoyama was an Why dost you St an alicniat tfr DANGER OF EXPLOSION was sufficient to render the place (BNriti Cate t jijii authority on many medical aubiects examine your sonT MEN - ' are. MORE TOKIO, Japan. Dec. 21 Dr. Tanao- mwtA r - i , "No. air! An American doctor i AT INCINERATOR DENIED GUAilEHISTED mi one leading physi good enough me " down whole in Aorama.' of the ,k for Baltlmora ."You could burn the cian of Japan, died at hla home in world ide medical organizations American. V,'. R. Hobby. nperintendent of pub- cfoerator." said Hobby today, "and lic work, denied emphatically today there would not he one chance in a FOR CAMP TRANSFERRED that there Is any danger of an ex million nf exploding the detonators 0. ICD plosion around the old city Incinerator which are stored in a tunnel under It. and d Rubbish is burned down in the Ala on the beach below Kakaako. ' f- - that there have been no firea Moana district, not at the incinerator. Twenty-t!:re- e more officers and en-Uhte- d More transfers enlisted men cf about the place near enough to cause An explosion at the incinerator men of the national guard of the Hawaiian department were an- damage. would not endanger the dynamite at Hawaii who have been recommended nounced today !n army order issued according A continually on the the government storehouse, from headquarters for the tisir;n; from headquarters, as follows: We hope the candle of happiness and guard la kept Hobby. place, ha aaid. having his home be- to Mr. camp at Schofield Barracks to oyea Cpl. Carazie R. Simmons, Company tween 50 and 100 feet from the Incine- on Jannarv :.. were authorized fro.'i K. 1st Infantry, as a private to Com- prosperity will burn brightly for you on rator. Mr. Hobby stated that he had Flour mills at Minneapolis are run array headquarters today to appear pany E. r.;d Telegraph Battalion. Si? 3 separated the detonators arii dyna- nlng on a 60 per cent basis under or smination on Wednesday after-oanf- f nal Corps; Pvt. 1st Class James C. mite some time ago at the request of orders of the milling division of th at 2 o'clock. The examination Odell. Battery A. .'th Field Artillery, the army authorities who feared an Federal Food Administration. Eastern will he conducted in the office of the as private to Company D. 3d Engi- CHRISTMAS DAY4 a shortage. Captain I neers; Pvts. John Triguerio and Jo- explosion. He consulted with the array millers are faced with bureau of mi'.Hia affaire. -- D. Pepin in charge. The list follows) seph Dankovis. Battery C. 9th Field Christmas . n.d unassigned. and on every day throughout the year! 7? Opt. Henry R. Smythe. 2nd Infau j Artillery, to Enuireers. Quar try; (.'apt. William J. Gimbel, 1st In ; Pvt. Frank R. Prrebindowiki. 1917 If iantry; Lieut. James L. K. Cushing-ham- , termaster ''orps. to 'Mh Held Artil- 2nd Infantry; 1st Lieut. Thomas lery, unassigned; i'vt. Thomas 1. t r. Boylan. 1st Infantry; 1st Lieut Gage. Battery D, :uh Field Artillery, Roscoe W. Gray. Signal Corp; 2nd to Coast Artillery Corps, unassigned WE STORE EVERYTHING CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Lieut. Foster Robinson, 2nd Infantry; Coast Defenses of Oahu; Cpl. Despor Ha- JAMES H. LOVE PHONE 1211. 2nd Lieut. Andrew T. Spalding. 2nd S. Rapp. Ordnance Department. Infantry. waii Ordnance Detachment, as private Tlegtl. Sgt. Maj. William Hoapai. 1st to Battery B. 0th Field Artillery. Infantry; Est Sgt. Y. Yamashiro, 1st Cpl. John Brhn, Company A. ."2nd Infantry; Sgt Peter N. Pakele. Jr., Infantry. a private to Supply Com- 2nd Infantry; Sgt. 1st. Class Arthur pany. 9th Field Artillery; Private 1st R. Q M Sgt. Krling Y Class Posey H. Little. Company H. 1st PHtfTOGBAPhTr Everybody should eat Brown. C; ' Hedemann, M. G Co, 1st Infantry; Infantry, as private second class to 110 S.nrro.srutTnairMT Sgt. Paul Mahaulu. Company A, 1st Ordnance Department. Hawaiian Ord- Infantry: Sgt. I. Kushima. Company nance Depot Detachment; Pvt. 1st V, 1st Infantry; Bugler S. Suenaga. Class James C. McDaniel. Medical De- Company D, 1st Infantry; Pvt. William partment, as private to Company D. T. Burlem, M. C. Co, 1st Infantry; 3d Engineers; Pvt. Frank Martin. C. Pvt. C. Moriyama, M. G. A. C, 9th Company, to Quartermaster (WRAPPED AS SOON lAS BAKED) James Co.. 1st Infantry; Pvt. James Yapp. 1st Corps. Coast Defenses. Sep. Co., Hawaiian Engineers: R. R most nourishment per crumb Rohlfing. Q. M. C; Emile N. Hutchin-on- . ; Order from your grocer, or phone 1431 National Guard resen-e- Preston A. Mullens. Signal Corpse; Claude R. WANT LEVER BILL King. M. G. Co.; Sgt. Harry I. Ozakf. Company D, 1st Infantry. Eight more enlisted men of tht army, all from the medical depart TO APPLY HERE ment, were announced today from headquarters as auThcri?ed tc attend the training camp. Tho7 are: Sgt. First Class WUlia.ii J. Henrv, That the provisions of the Lever Sgt. First Class Leo Bishow, Sgt. Wil- bill, providing for farm extension and liam R. Hall. Pvt. First Class Daid the appointment of county agents to P. Bowers. Pvt. Frist Class Matt D. assist the farmers and M;e federal friends p;li-cabl- e We wish our Cottrell, Sgt. Robert C. Sellers, Pvt. farm loan act should be rade First Class Carl R. Keeler and Pvt. to the Hawaiian islands, is the First Class Albert E. McCallister. opinion of members of the food com- a very Merry Christ i mission who, within a short time, may ask Washington to allow Hawaii an opportunity to benefit from this leg- mas. CHILD GOING TO islation. After discussing the matters in- formally, the mgpbers of the commis- X sion express the freiief thai bolh WASHINGTON ON should be made applicable here. The food commission already has county agents at work on the different is- lands, but these were appointed at FOOD CAMPAIGN the commission's own volition. Re- ports thus far received show that s, they have been doing splendid work, ozAia proving a real help to the small farm- To personally present Hawaii's food, er, planter, homesteader and layman. labor and other war time conditions Under the farm lean act, smau lui-mer- s to the national food administration, and homesteaders are given fi- 3 Candles for J. F. Child, federal food administrator nancial aid under certain conditions for the territory, and executive officer to broaden out in their work and to of the territorial food commission, ex- assist then! in other ways. pects to leave for Washington Wed- Christmas Day nesday. will join the staff to take charge of Aside from interviewing Federal the women s campaign and to handle Food Administrator Herbert Hoover such conservation problems as arise One for your happiness, KM and among other matters pertaining in the women's end of the work. to Hawaii as regards the work of the One far Hawaii's prosperity. local food bodies. Administrator Child 1 will attend the conference-o- f state and territorial food administrators to be One for the success of our Nation. held in the national capital January 8 and 9. Mr. Child expects to leave Wednesday, providing he can close his local affairs in time. He will be absent from the territory about a tow" -- month. rThe Audit Company of Hawaii. Limited, - Hawaii's war time problems, em- initsjcw" bracing labor and food conditions, ' were recently presented to the na- beft to announce . the . opening of van Income tional administrator in a lengthy let- ter sent to Herbert Hoover by the food commission. The administration expressed much favorable comment on Z-- 1 Tax Department, which will be under the the communication, and promised the commission Its entire support in solv- ing these problems. v management of Mr. M. Howard, ; who One matter he will look into is the publicity campaign of the administra- a: tion. He will urge that this material be forwarded to Hawaii as soon as It comes direct from the New York District In-- la off the press as. In thep ast, it has I been practically too old for convenient use upon its arrival here. He will urge, also, that the national adminis- - accordingly ternal Revenue Office and has trator cooperate more closely with the territorial bodies. During Mr. Child's absence, the of- an intimate knowledge of the latest Income fice force of the federal food com- Seasons Greetings mission will be in charge. On the 3 ! , , , first of the year Miss Elizabeth Dutot Tax regulations and rulings.

HELP WANTED. Girl to take care of children and do light house work. Apply 1825 Col- lege street. 6976 3t e We take this opportunity of thankihg our dim 8 stwishes LOST. Between Schofield Barracks and many friends and customers and express- Gulch, hand bag containing officer's white uniform. Return to Star-Bulleti- n. ing our appreciation of their patronage 1 Reward. 697631 and good will, and wish you all a ATMS Merry To our esteemed friends and Attention ! customers we wish a very Christmas Second Lieutenants Joyous Christmas AVE HAVE THE NEW LIEUTENANT BAKS READY FOR DELIVERY. Mclnerny COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. Shoe Store Wall & Dougherty Schuman Carnage Co., I ... HONOLULU STAIM5ULLKT1.N. MUMA V, DrA'KMlflSK 24, 1917. mum Would any firm employ a criminal f 3 GIVE WOMAN GERMS GERMAN Sli! "I personally called the tltenuon 'mwLWB.' See;etiry of the Tmsury McAd ! la the fact that there are manv i William Morris, second officer of Lun3 now living in (Jtrmenv. tor;ut the Yenxcela of the Pacific Mail Ime, LEBAHMi HACKFELO CO. ly resjdenti or the Hawaiian islanc SEEKS HUSBAND hi.s i een called to the naval service 1: to whfje credit larpe dividends a the government. placed tr.at are derived from.rever. ! from suear cmparie. here. 1 told hi The steamship President on her re- May Your WELCOME TO BE OUSTED? that tl::se a:ro iats fhould he turr.i BELiEVTD HERE cent trip from Honolulu to San Fran HE icto LiU-rt- 'end and the latter te ci.sco made the voyage in 5 days, 12 for thosr? until after the w?.r. hours and 3') minutes. It wc.h foLnd on the mainland th. Stockings be Witness in Conspiracy Case Former Governor Carter Says (Jorrrar.y was rn-elvin- ast fan. "Jchnnie often lock. at yovr picture Another recruiting campaign for Frisco Report Was rTodtek through in."': ran m- - ompan:es who ind talks about hi da-hly- . arid Altert Britishers to join the Canadian and Says He Has Not Yet Read head houf s were a!l in A s the swr et'-j- t little fc!!ow in th? Fillled " Hritish forces will start here the first Srasshof Diary intends to Return tliougli rrony could not be seu Acrid. Everhoiy Ic.fs i.nu of the year, according to E. I- - S. to Germany, it was being transformc. This is the closinc parncraph of a ucrdon, British consul. (,ndTKC con ' A constant stream of German anl' Ilodiek. former German into Brazilian bends and these bond ctter which Mrs. M.ry Burkett of with all the gifts you've longed ! I.'Th w!:f was guilty in San u ( en-terta- pro-Germ- an residents pound 4nio tti found being negotiable were being used ?albca, anal Zone, has written to The Ever Welcome club is to ir f - 4? Saturday Unite-Statei- . for r BhipiinK office of H. Hackrt-- o. Kr.'.rriMo reiently and last German propaganda in the ler husband. J. D. Burkett. s'.hpps ed'iy its members and friends with this morning to extend tlii- - wlc"n: fir.i d jl'i.n'iM fcr complicity in the al- I suggested the appolntmen n Hawaii, urging hini to write to h r dancirg at tha academy of Madame '1 Hindu plot, will return to ilono-'iii- of May your days be filled and greedngs to F". W. Klebahn. v. bo ien a custodian fcr these funds an' ir to come home. '.ester on New Year's Eve. Already with the joy shortly, it is reported, to reorgan- wliea Germany returned yesterday from San Hran heard cf this activii; In an appeal to the governor by -- 0 invitations have been issued. H. Co., ' made of seeing and hearing from those Cisco where lie was railed a a gov- ize the Hackfeld turn oil cn the part of the United tate3 gov neighbor woman of Mr. Burkett. (if-rma- n i con e ry in it and make it a ernraent towards this end she began : A meeting ernment witness in the Hindu ' letter to the husband is enclosed, of the federal grand jury you love. purely American corporation. Tin series of reprisals chief of which was 'e piracy canes, in which Cieors Kod: ;,' and it Is asked that if P.tirkett's ripht is to be held Wednesday morning, at report was brought back from ti e ii. and H. A. Schroeder! pleaded jruilty to, the of American property address is known an effort be made which time, it is presumed, the Jury- by Governor Genrj," j having been implica'ed. mainland former Germany." to get the letter to him. Col. C P. men will report to the court on a ma- U Carter, who home ye:Uer-- i One of Klebahu'a congratulatory arrived Speaking of an interview with hi;r Iaukea. to whom the n:atier has been tter which has been under investiga- callers was hoard to say: day. which appeared in a mainland new referred, has written to the police of tion for several weeks. j "I was worried about you.-- ' j "I saw Rodiek in San Francisco but paper concerning Hawaiian sugar ant Hoopulca, Hawaii, where Burkett is ' Evident was written 'n he d:d not tell me that. I heard it lat- - the resionsibility of the general short supposed to be. It is F3;d he was For the first time in history of satisfaction age the the faces of the others who shook er from other Bources. At the time ) as a result of the fixing of tht? seen there cn July 4. the lodge, children of members o; Bishop & Company hands with the returned witness saw Rodiek in the Hotel St. Francis price on raw sugar, the former govet Iahi chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern j Down Panama, meanwhile, had not and he nor said that it had been found nece? in tropic According to one of the waterfront he been sentenced a woman who hns her- Star, were entertained at a delightful Savings Department spoke as if expect to be ary to force economy upon the Arner little endeared men, "half the German colony wr-- he did not self to hcr neiehbors by her bravery Christmas festival in athe Masonic fined. His plans appeared to be in- Iran people. He added that as soct down to the wharf to greet Klehalui n.nd patience since her husband left Temple Saturday evening. Gifts, fruit possible I as the. January-cro- came in thei w when'he arrived yesterday." definite butjt is that what months ago. is eking out an existence and fandy ere distributed among the i3 would 'he no shortage if the peopi" SO It was nht generally known to the heard Just what he intends to do. for herself and two small children at children present. C3 Re sure It plain Rodiek weer schooled by that time in the prac American public that Klebahn was on and make that ?23 a month. j did not tell me this but that I heard tlce of economy. Georg his way back to Honolulu. imagine hew terribly Rodiek, former German con- the club a member under any charge "I never could understand why h it from other sources," declared the Governor Carter went East to ho "You cannot sul, is being by Klebahn told a boarding officer on I you." notified the secretary Dust be notified. Th charges against was bo callous as not to get aroused former governor. present at Jhe marriage of his daugh lonesome have been without of the steamer that he had heard by Mrs. Burkett, to her husband. te Commercial club that charges Rodiek are similar to those to whicn over German frlghtfulness." "I haven't seen anything in the pa- ter Elizabeth to Ensign Bogardus o. writes lave been fifed with wireless that Georg Kodick ha1 navy. "Whenever. I look at our beautiful the board of ae pleaded guilty in the courts in San "But bow?" pers about it but if Rodiek is sincere the United States directors of neu- escaped with a fine, but said he had boys I think how proud you would be the club against him. Francisco, of having violated the "I just learned that he's a veteran Grass-ho- f in his Americanism he might have by-law- s not heard 'anything about the could you see them,- - and I am hoping Cndethe constitution and of trality of the United States. flrstnighter." Buffalo Express. diary. He then changed the con- made a wise move iy issuing a state- COLBURN MADE GUARDIAN ment reaffirming lus allegiance to the It will not be Ion? till you come to versation to tell of the pleasant voy- OF KAWANANAKOA MINORS me or send for me." age he had on the steamer from San United States. This, as far as I know, he has not done. The trouble is that "She seems to be a sweet, modest, Francisco. protest of Attorney M. lorlng mother, bearing a burden our German friends, and by that 1 Oyer the E; little When Klebahn was approached this Watson, who was asked by Princess that would stagger many who are moriiinf&nd asked to explain a refer- mean Germans who were our friends stronger before the war, do not realize how Kawananakoa to protect the interests than herself," writes the ence to him in the Grasstof diary, children, Circuit Judge C. W. neighbor weman of Mrs. Burkett. '"For knowledge or much doubt upon them by their of her uhlch stated he had isast Ashford today appointed John F. Col-bux- n the sake of the little mother who has re- attitude of seeming to think that we Funs stored on the Pommern, he as guardian ad litem of David written the enclosed letter to the hus- nted: KieuJd be satisfield of their loyalty -- anu neien tniiianua, uiuivis, m band who deserted her before the I - withbtt investigation. They ought to ia have not yet read the diary- When preparation for any part they may younger of her two sons was born I I do, ( It necessary, I will take steps themselves to allay our and if think suspicions. play in probating the 1909 will of the am asking your advice and help. then Issue a statement." "My acquaintance with Mrs. Bur- - late Queen Liliuokalani. fwALL doughertyI public, too, to He denied that he was detained on "The is Bomewhat In making the appointment, the kett began but a few months ago g They appear Angel Island while held as a witness blame. don't to realize on a petition filed by. Col when my husband and I moved into we are at war. They look upon court acted . In California, as reported here. "I was that Curtis P. Iaukea. surviving executor of quarters next doer to her. She soon not," emphatically answered, with a statement that German friends can he estate, who requested told me of the struggle she was hav- I is, the queen's that y, IIIIUMMM4lMMIMI ljl a satisfied smile,. when questioned if do us harm as radical. The point "some suitable person" be named. At ing to support herself and two sons ill this report was true. 'Would you deal knowingly with a torney Watson was appointed guard one about three, the other a little Asked if he had any statements to criminal?' ian ad litem of Kapiolani Campbell over 6ne.ear of age." make regarding the Hindu case, be "It is time our people understood aiso a minor. Colburn is trustee of said to the newspaperman, questioning that Germany has been indicted, tried the estate of the Kawananakea NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. him; and found guilty. If a German pro-fesse- so minors. "You know more about the case, adhere to Germany then be THE ARMY NATIONAL BANK OF - In court today it was agreed is a as- Germany i3. that than I do." as much criminal the deposition of H. C. Carter of Sierra ' SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. Madre. al., one of the witnesses to the will of 1909, might be taken. Mr. Notice is hereby given that tha Carter will testify that the late queen first regular annual meeting of the Christmas This Year was of sound mind when the document shareholders of The Army National was executed. Bank of Schofield Barracks will be All matters pertaining to the estate held at the Bank building at Scho- finds our little happy -- of the late queen have gone over until field Barracks, City and County of island anJ bright in spite of the January 10. The next hearing will be --Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on fact that we are enlisted to do our on the petition for the probate of the Thursday, January 24, 1918, at share and more will of 1909, and the petition of Dele 11 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of if necessary, in the service or our country gate Kuhio that he be appointed ad electing directors for the ensuing year at a time ministrator. It is expected that the and for the transaction of such other when all her energies are benj to win this, most Kawananakoa minors will attempt to business as may be brought before the establish relationship to the queen. the meeting. righteous war that has ever been waged for the We extend to all a O. N. TYLER, Sergeant Drill (after worrying Cashier. cause of humanitv. , 4. for two hours) Rightabout faae. 6976 Dec. 31, IS Jan". 7, 14, 21, 1918. y b' iwish for a Nesbitt (immovable) Thank the Lord, I'm right about something at vv e draw away from the task at hand long enough .; last. Puck. - ' to thank our friends and customers for their generous NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Very Happy patronage throughput this'year and togoin in tho MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY. spirit of this Day of Days and wish you J mm . 4 Aim. fU.Jf Christmas Notice is hereby given that the stock books of his company will be The prostrating closed to transfers from Wednesday, cough tears down December 26, 1917, to Monday, Decem- ber 31, 1917, both days inclusive. your strength. The Season's Greetings MUTUAL. COMPANY, TELEPHONE The doffed air-tnl- es directly af- By tits Treasurer, longs and speedily lead to J. A. BALCH. fect your consumption. - Honolulu, T. H., Dec. 24, 1917. pleurisy, pneumonia, - 6976 Dec. 24, 26, 28. SCOTT'S EMULSION overcomes bronchitis in an easy, natural way. 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Fifth Pre:incl--Jame- s Kennedy Ixuis Bushnell. John Francis Colburn. Thirteenth Precinct SUth T?ri!)jt Jolm Wilium f ill. ' Foster lelie Itaris. Thomas A. Cheong Arnnna. Francis li Bro TRIAL AND GRAND SmUhtts. Hor.nn. Jr.. Kim Ton;; Ho. Thomas . gene B. Dunn, l hrlstian h'rensen, Seventh Precinct Lotus U War KIrp, Gladstone Scott Pithead. Wil-11a- Uavid Kuaiii Hoa:t!i, t harle Kq ha. Edard McTighe, Alexander P. ward King. Jonah Kumalae. William -- Al Tume.-- . T. Raposo. .Eighth Precinct Chester Irwin. He:. Paul Smith. Fred .lams I JURY CANDIDATES bert Weber van Valkenburj; Ralph Kdear Turner Fourteenth Pre inct F K Kua'il Vr Br Ninth Pre.inct Carlton C. James, SimIi Prerirv i lean Abadie, Job Ani. Robert Asam. William W. B ickle. Donald M tint) re Bali helor. l:-i- aiuin !oie. Uav'd iia: She Kai Luke, Frederick August Lun . Kekue-wa- . - -- W Far-- K Ka;liuli. Roper H .Mowre. ryt r I I J Tenth Precinct Cec.rge fala. iiinr inz. Georite David f. r le li ! l'ar-a- . Harry A Fransort. Kenneth K .Mamal Manual W. Perry, Notley. Charles P .)5iorne . (Juistan y FDR 1918 CHOSEN Wil- j Wallace. loaiuin J. Sonz. n;ir'e Lurr.eit j Kir tenth Prerimt Sanrjel (' son. mm ihwljdu. Frank F!or-nci- Fernanda. Seventh ';' iiu t Hen;an:in K. Jury ommlloncr Melvl'.le T. Joan C lne Aram, Charles. Lake. Ja?per A. Laf i kalilo. Simonton and Jesse P. Makainai have Twelfth Prerlnrt W alter Kolanu i lawe. James S, Lemon. ' harles Joha Slteentli Precinct William Arthui tiled in circuit court a list or "' per Cnomhti. Uwrrn. e R M Kaleiotm jLudwinsn. harle' .MtchI'. John K. Clf Rhcrn. Ro?: oe Lovell Crawford. ; 1 . B annn from whuJl !l iele ted the Fourth PreciL-'t'-Kar-l Knr.pp. Fred Panal. William St. Clair. John Alexander McAneus. Arthur Pl l'.MJ territorial jrrand jur. ami a Usl Thlrtffeiith Pre loct Alexander K Wirud mer. Charles L. Feller. James H Pet May you have the gift of a ! j of I'-- person from hich will I'd Aona. t;eora- - MKin!a. (Jeorge .la.-- K.phth Pre. in. t Walter .Bradley, erson. elected Ihe 11 trial juror fi the i.er (Nell Caluaha I.. Samson lira IV B ( nnfield. 'ieorte 11. Cowan,! eventeenili Precinct Albert M. three court division Tne Jirmen Kniirteenrl; Precinct William Ya.) "Lyman P. Ceorse. W il!ia!ii Frederick: Erskine.' Mikaele Ilae. Jerry Martinel-II- , will b drawn in lixcu.t Jua;e ash- - Kwaf Fong ; Heflhorn. Asa 'N. Jaobson. Harry, David Richards. ford'h diilon at '. o'clock next Thurs Fifteenth Precinct- - Fred Madison Kllsworth Spir-er- Fred A. Taylo-- K. Wood-K- . day morning Kile) . Harry S Whitcomb. Kdward Clear Trial Jurors Sixteenth Precinct Arthur i ward. OWNERS OF OIL Following Is the list of thos .elect- Jones. i Ninth Precinct .vlyian J. Blalsdell. H ed as grand jurors: Seventeenth Precinct John i. lames Brown, George Kdward Brans, Fourth Dittrict Fries j Marshall S. Hamman. Arthur William Josephun C. I - Vision First Precinct Axtel'. Trial Jurors Howe, Harry A. Juen. George W. Jor- ! Kdward Robert Bath. 'Albion Fibber Following is the list of those : dan, Peter Kalant. Benjamin K. Ka-- i STOCK WILL BE : C A. lark. Charles .1. Fiebig. Kdward j lected for the trial Jurors: iani. Peter" Kalaluhi, IVniel Herman ' to see and recognize in the true values the many Jarobson, Thomas James McGfatlu j Fourtn District j King, Samuel Arthur Macy. Abraham JameH Ashby Williams. Eugene K. Allen, Opunui. Sidney Spitzer . Irst Precinct things to be happy for this Christmas. Second Precinct Henry F. Bertej-mann- John L. K. Ashley, William H Char Tenth Precinct Sam Nuuanu, Jas MADE TO PAY UP Frank Hustace. Cecil Arthur lock. Henry Still Crane. Arthur Gil i P. Steward, Charles S Weight, ; Mackintosh, Samuel William Spencer. Fase. R. Grace., ! Eleventh Precinc- t- Charles William ' lette Willard Ausu James Steiner. M. j tine Guerrero. Moreno K. Hulu, Kahlbaum. de- ! of the now 'r Thlrd Ireclnct Johannes F. C Joseph W. K. Kelkl, Will C King Twelfth Precinct - Jiifio de Castro. California creditors Norris-.didwa- y Oil Co. have I - funct Abel. Harry Admltage, Kdwln Benner, Keliipio j William Khu, P. Freitas, Wil ' George Makalena, David Mar Frank C. H. J to collect between $ti.ir) TRULLINGER G. J. Arthur Berg. Frank E. Blake tin. Henry Atkinson Nye, Leonard A. liam E. Heine, Ned Kruger. Hermann taken steps $70.oo( from persons in Hawaii ; Alexander G. Horn. William K. Mac G. Lemke, George E and t'. Parish. Thomas Joseph Quinn, Ja Antone Manuel. organi- Successor to pherson. G. Silva. Simp- McCorriston, James K. McW. Sakuma who bought shares before the cintho Charles Arthur law of i Elam P. Chapiu Smith. zation went nnder. The firm Fourth Precinct son, Harlan T. Walty. Adolph Woirf. John re- A. N. SANFORD, ', been Optician William F. Gaynor, James K. Jaeger Second Precinct Simeon Akaka. Andrews and Plttman has ' Fifth District by c"oast creditors and George T. Kluegel, John Markbam, Benjamin R. Campbell, Ernest Collind, First Precinct Stephen (J. Achong. tained the Boston Buildiu Over Henry May & Co. Store : equity proceedings to recover the Jesse M. McChesney. Albert Richard Cunha, . Thomas C Bell, Harry Gregson, P John John money will be filed in circuit court Fifth Precinct Arthur Coyne, Hen Dawklns, James Lawrf.nce Holt, Frank Kaae, M. McCahe. John a few davs. : ry Gehing Floyd K. Mataon, Arch Godfrey, John Taylor Gray, John K. Second Benito. Cha within Precinct John oil , bald Alfred Young. ' Kamanoulu, Charles Lehmann, Daniel Hastings Judd, James K. Paele. About a year ago agents of the i; Slith Precinct Robert Benjamlc Naauao, John Nahaolelua, John Peter Third Prectqct Archie E. Kahele company sold shares in Honolulu and ' Booth. - William K. Henry P, elsewhere in the- - territory. Although ' Padaken, Rees, William C. Iane, Ernest Renken. .. Seventh Precinct Joel C. Cohec Roth. Lee Todd. Clifford Y. White, their par value was $1, the purchas- Fourth Precinct Solomon Kaaihue. way Edward 1L F.. Writer.' Carl A. Widemann,. Edward K. Wong, Sam Kekauoha, John Lua, Reidat ers were allowed to pay all the Eighth Precinct Charles J. Fait ham. Wall Olsen. from 15 to 50 cents a share, with the . John Detor, Elmer L; Schwarrberg, Third Precinct A. Henry Afong, Fifth Precinct Jonathan Aiau, understanding that the balance be - Augusto H II. VIeira. William G. Andrade, Henry August Ezera Kahoele Huddy. Joseph E. Kua. paid later. According to the attorneys , Ninth Proclnct Wlllard J. Coon Asch, Henry Bennett Bailey. Frank A. Hi, Joseph K. Mahoe. Allan McKlnnou, about $70,000 is still outstanding, and Jacob Cooper. r Clarence L. ' Crabbe, Batchelor, Bernard F. Beardmore, William Saffery Wond. was outstanding when the concern Herbert Dunshee. Jamea i. Harvey. Ralph P. Brown, John B, Enos, Harry Sixth William Hoon went on the rocks. The California Precinct - y Tenth Precinct John WalterJonea, Halpern, Jack Horace Myatt. Percy H. Ghung, Jr., William LIndsey, Henry creditors have now stepped in to col- j 4 Reynold Brodie McGrew, Frank Pratt Nottage, Archibald S. P. Robertson.' P. K. Malularri, George Meyer, James lect the balance. V clatyre. Arthur H.'Myhre. Blom, owners ' Fourth Precinct Albert E. Steward. There are several hundred . Twelfth Precinct Benjamin H Frank EbbiV Colby, Joseph Lovejoy Seventh Precinct David Douglas, of stock in the territory who have not Clarke. Dwight, Adolph F. Gertz, Robert Hair, Manuel-Joaqui- paid balances. The credit- ' de Gouvea. yet their, s Fifth District, Victor Hurd,. William Jordan, Nelson Eighth Precinct Edward K. Ayau, ors took steps some time ago to col- First Precinct Ca-nari- - Harold Kalnal Baker Lansing, John Henry Magoon, Theodore A. C. Budde, Lawrence lect from the 'California stockholders ..T Long- Castle. William .enry. Harold Morgan, Arthur N. Otremba, applies here, i George F. de la Nux. t Joseph and, as the same law V. Second Precinct- - Edward Bernard Robert Arthur Robbins, 'Benjamin Frias, David Kealoha." William A similar steps are to be taken in Ha- . Hallberf. Bammons, Renney C. Scott, Clarence Meyer, Charles L. O'Sulllvan, Bruno waii. The local stockholders number V Third Precinct Manuel Gomea Syl Adrian White, Stanley Wright. Henry Weinrich. about 69. Some of these hold as manv ;. ' j Tester, . . .: ' r. T. Zerbe. Is claimed, upon i Ninth Precinct Thomas L An ss 17,000 shares. It Fourth Precinct Earl Knapp Ella- - .Fifth, Precincj Robert Bemrose, drews, Louis J. Feary, Cliarles Edgar which money is still due. worth, Frederick S. Lyman; Jr. Frank Ferrelra Branco, JrM Andrevi Frasher, David Paul Fuller, William A K. Hutchinson, David L. Kahaleaahu,' REAL ESTATE MARKET George Kalaau Kala, John G. Lewis, Loula Kaai Marino, Richard Norman SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Mossman, George M. Raupp, John D Seabury, John Keanu Waiamau, Wil- Real estate In Honolulu experienced We wish, to extend liam White, Samuel Maiao W'llliama a little boom during the past week and t Tenth Precinct James Sani it would appear that Santa Cruz hasn't; all esteemed To Achong, Frederick William Beckley. tied up all the money in town for his to our friends hChristian S. Bertelmann. Thomas Ja work. The Trent Trust Co. real s--j v. cob Carter, Hosto de la Crur, Joseph taf.e department reported the sale of Duchalsky, Lot Peter Fetnandez, Ed five cottages on Fort street near Kua-- 1 ACCEPT OUR tSINOEEE .CHEISTMAtf ORBITINGS. ward Kawaihoa Hanapi, tlarry II kini street, to F. E. Haley for $11,000., The Holt,' David Kanuha, Albert Lucas, Small sales were also recorded. i Season's Greetings ' I George. Markham, report! A - John K.' Nakookoo. "The Hawaiian Trust Co. I Patrick John O'Sulllvan, Manuel F. three sales of a good size and a sum-- 1 and our sincere thanks and appreciation ; Peter, Henry K. S. Yap. ber of i big deals pending. The Assor Eleventh Precinct Harry F. James elated Charities sold a residence situ . Auld,. Henry Enloy Chai. Charles on Young street to R. C. Gillis for ; for their patronage. V Joseph Hoke, William McAnlton, Sid-- ' $2250 through the Hawaiian Trust ney Smith, David Ernest Todd, Jos- Co. R. D. King sold 3060 square feet j '; I . "THI HOUSE Or KOUSEVAia$"V eph WVstbrooke, John Godfrey Zab of land on Emma street above Vine lan. yard street for $2000 to G. Page and ; 55-6- 5. . IQHQ STREET. KOOLU LU - Twelfth Precinct John M. Aiu, the right of way through the-Kon- a dis- "V James Collin Houghtaillng, Edward trict property of the Catholic mission Kahele. Arthur Kahaawinul,. Richard was sold for $500 to the Hawaii Con- , Ernest Lambert, Char Ah On 4 solidated' Railway CO. " Real estate departments of other trust companies ahto reported small mm and bigger s - S sales deals and general ac ' mm9- wav tivity in the real estate market.

Signor Ballorl, a personage of con- siderable importance in the Masonic A . world, has been shot dead by a man - . who obtained entrance to the Palazzo ' -- Giustiniani. An arrest haa been made. - f . In reply to the announcement of Brazil of her entrance into the war. the Bolivian foreign office has ex pressed the sympatffy of the Bolivian republic for the United States of Bra- zil.

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' P TWO SHOWS 6:30-8:30- . t e , . TWO SHOWS :J04: JO r GEORGE BEBAN STARS CLUSTER isicraas METRO PICTURE COMPANY PRESENTS s til n a 171 LLI FAVE RG C 3 ALT in - . . . , w ... Footwear AT THE LIBERTY AROUND ARRAR . !. ' .

Q. fow is the time to buy your Christmas Footwear, Gorg:e Beban. seen In Honolulu re- "Joan the Woman" carrying as it CUflPuD01l cently In "A Roadside Impressario," does an Irresistible human appeal, Is frj Good shoes will add to your Christmas cheer and drawing cards in tha returns in the feature picture of the one of the best The King of Comedians comfort program which opened yesterday at way of motion pictures ever brought the Liberty theater. It is a Paramount to Honolulu. Crowded houses at every production. "The Cook of Canyon performance at the Bijou attest to th Camp." and in the picture the star Is popularity of this great film master prima r. Kl We carry the latest styles of Men's and seen as the chef of a north woods lum- piece In which the celebrated ber camp, whose chief ambition is to donna, Geraldine Farrar, has the titu- y Women's Shoes in popular brands, and our become owner of a "flapjack palace." lar role, ably assisted by another pop- story is a simple narrative of ular movie star. Wallace Reid. Theo- prices are always the lowest for the quality. The bishop, 1 fl. life in a lumber camp, but it shows dore Roberts, as the vicious II P, Beban in one of his most wonderful portrays a despicable part in his characterizations. The warm-hearte- d usual villainous manner. AGENTS FOR W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES sympathy of the lumber camp cook is Miss Farrar's Joan of Arc is a dif- aroused when he learns the cause of ferent woman from the ethereal le- Too much cannot be said for this plo the sorrow of "Silent Jack," one of gendary being as recounted by hls-tor- v. tore. Chaplin is the only person on the men of the camp. His efforts to It is a woman, the human Joan. the screen for the entire two reels. The help "Silent Jack" bring about a diffi that is presented in the film Into antics he goes through to entertain cult situation for the impetuous cook, which ia interwoven a beautiful you and keep yon laughing during the but he is able to extricate himself and love story, but the finale shows Joan 30 minutes he Is before you are un- AYAU SHOE CO. all ends happily. rising above material passion, center- believable until you see him yourself. L ing all emotions in her one pur The serial picture, "The Mystery of her the Double Cross," which is declared pose, to which she holds fast with OONT MISS THIS ONE! 1005 Nuuanu St. Tel. 2663 o! to be one of the best productions of Iron determination the victory NOTICE Two shows: Tonight, the kind ever offered here, is part of France over the Invader, a cause foT Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the program. The weekly Pathe news which she goes to death at the stake evenings 6:30 and 8:30. Matinee pictures are also shown. Other notab actors, including Ho bart Bosworth, Tully Marshall, James Neill. Raymond Hatton, Cleo Ridgley "THE- - &DG WT off pUe .che00LE. a - ". Way" and Charles Clary, give to the play ' -- . - - - ' 1st Show 2nd Show ' FAMOUS NOVEL stamp of histrionic perfection. OF THE Pp.WERfTJL PLAY AND HELEN, HOLMES.... 6:30 8:35 There will be a splendid matinee POPULARJCSrPJMNOVEL OF THE SAME NAME. v ! . 6:S5 -- 1A.M. t:00 Christmas afternoon. HELEN; HOLMES- - In A LEAP FOR LIFE'r-lt- h thtptsr of --THE THE RIGHT OPWAY 7:20 :25 RAILROAD .RAIDERS." ' Prices 5, 2 85 Cents IS DRAMATIZED J MAUI THESPIANS

Few programs that have been pre- sented by moving picture houses in Honolulu can equal the bill which PRESENT PLAY .opened yesterday at the Hawaii the ater. The feature offering is a Metro production and Is screen version the Spaefal Star-Bulleti- n Oorrfpondc.) of one of the most powerfully dramatic WAILUKU. Maul, Dec 21. By the stories ever penned, "The Right of production of the Birds' Christmas Way," by Sir Gilbert Parker, and the carol, under the direction of Mrs. leading character in the story is Helen Mar Linton, one of the best en played by William Faversham. tertainments by amateurs was given In addition to this picture a Charlis In the Wailuku Orpheum that Maul Chaplin comedy is offered as part of people have ever enjoyed. Mrs. Lin - t i the program and also the new install- ton showed an infinite amount of pa IN r-- 5 ment of the thrilling serial, "The Rail- tlence in being able to handle so road Raiders," in which Helen Holmes large a cast, especially so many chil is star. dren. .The children's parts were par In the feature picture Faversham ticularly pleasing. The stage setting appears as "Beauty Steel," the elegant and costuming were especially appro- 'mm fop of story, great, priate. Mrs. Linton's own work In ths rip-roarin- the whose talents This OreW Italian Impersoxiator presents a g, as a lawyer shine most brightly whea pert of Mrs. Ruggles was excellent, stimulated with whisky. The star while the other parts, taken mostly 7 Comedy of n'p-jac- k inaldi. The romance and high-- 1 has played few roles that equal this, by those who had never been ot the tension in. every film. stage once twice, were fujl7 up aEivi is foot of this one. but or K In "X A. M.M Charlie Chaplin pre- to the highest anticipations of ajL - sents some new. things in farce com- The prologue was rendered by Miss Don't IXissthe Sth Chapter- of edy. The picture is ne big long Katherhxe Miller, and Alma Pharos 'The Mystery of the Double CrossV TIME, TABLE laugh from beginning to end. It is a acted the part of tiie angel. Mrs. Enos A ' Pathe . Vincent was the committee for pub 1 i typical Chaplin picture. X i PATHE WEEKLY NEWS PICTORIAL Weekly 7:40 licity, Mrs. R. B. Dodge acted as treas Serial 7:55 urer, Mrs. D. H. Case the committee Stents.; Reserved; 5oa Feature 8:30 XMAS FEATURES FOR for the costumes, Mrs. David S. Wads soasy wjuggsuw. HI ?ricll52V" 'PHONE 15060 That xrrmv flrirlstwjui htk II KIDDIES AT worth and W. S. Chllllngworth for ths Twe Cook or-- Cawvow Cjiria? 'r tthiv EMPIRE properties, Mrs. Robert Harbold on t - : all you would Is make-u-p. Richard W. Linton was the DAY-UATIIIE- that; .have it Christmas week programs at the SPECIAL CTOISTUAS E : AT;2:15 O'CLOCK, FEATUBINQ promoter. Mr. Pharos, proprietor of the wish of - Empire theater wtyl be designed par- ticularly to please the kiddies. Today, the Orpheum, donated the theater, and the furnishings were loaned by ths besides the comedies, "The Cop and a the Anthem" and "Love Luv an" Maul Drygoods and Grocery Company. ir- -r V ; '.1. The play was made possible by the i Loot," will shown the new Install- be permission Dong ment of the serial, "The Scarlet Run- of the author, Kate in nns , ner." On Christmas day the program Jass Wlggin, for its use for a benefit r 1 will consist of four features of partic- performance. Above expenses the proceeds will be devoted to the' Bel ular interest. One . of these, "Some SERVE6:S2Pl :6AI4niOJOAT AT 10:00 A. M. Baby," a Pathe comedy, will be one ol gian children. About J154.00 was tak- the big hits of the week.- - en In at the door, and nearly I25.0C was especially given for the Belgian v On Tuesday the king of the Hel- colors which were sold among the at lenes visited the barracks at Athens dlence. nnnrn and inspected the troops. He express- The cast for the play was as foi nnrmi E!ing; near Bethel s ed his satisfaction at the new spirit lows: - of the officers, whom he urged to has Carol Bird Althea Case ""n v,:V 'C-- : ten the preparations for war In order Mrs. Bird Elizabeth A. Cramer ' - v - ..... ito crush the Bulgar army. Mr. Donald Bird. Worth Aiken Uncle Jack. .Harry Washbnm Baldwin I ...... M . - . . Elfrlda, Carol's Nurse Mrs. Geo. Aiken Their Neighbors . .'. ....The Rnggleses in the Rear : . f . ; r: Mrs. Ruggles, who was a McGrlli: . Mrs. Linton r Butler David Rattray Sarah Maud ...... Oriet Robinson VU4i9tuias mcc, qii Usui Si 'J -: Peter Vivian VeUesen - ; w7 Peoria Whitehead Ltd , Pha;f-7Aa- - I ...Sadie Kitty ..Esther Palmatler Clement .Helen Howell E. LANGEtfCOMPANtflN Cornelius ...... Chadsey Penhallow SPACIOUS: NEW: QUARTERS 111 Larry .'. Blllle Whitehead rAfter 6:30 p. m. Phone 5060 p The comnlimentsofthe season are being Issned td its friends by-th- e Jinn; - - V ot E. Lnser- Co., importers,, mann-facturers- Maui swells red agents, and wholesale- - com- - mission. The firm Is settled In. Its new quarters 8-- Queen street,; where it has ample facilities for business eir CROSS BY 7776 pansion. which is cdnridently looked for. ; The members of the" firm are B. Al jmd Scharjin. Langer, C. . Woods J, 8:00 o'clock Star-Bnllat- la An invitation is issued to the public to ISktcyia (Sdal OonpoBdaeo.) WAILUKU, Dec. 21. Red Cross ,to-iz- ls visit the new home.- - . - L. LASKY on Maul are 7,776 members.- - ac- JESSE PRESENTS merry Ghristmas to cording to reports published on the Massachusetts is said : to be the A ' the - r'- t Is- birthplace the tanning and boot various bulletin boards about the of ' land. By districts these are: Molokai, and"shoe Industries of the United now'-nearl- Women of Honolulu. 350; Lahaina, 1532; Wailuku, 1375; States, whft;are y . 300 ,r ! Puunene, 1610; Kahulul, 414; Paia, years old. - . THE FAUOUS AMEEICAH PEIMA DONHA, IN 1165; Haiku, 363; Kula, 539; Hana. ' who so keenly appreciate the fact that 430. The drive is creating more enthus- A Mans Store is the place to buy iasm than anything of the kind evei a Man's Gifts." before attempted in Maui county Wailuku led up. to Wednesday night, Wonderful but as was expected the" Puunent The General Pilm Service The Photoplay. Masterpiece The' highest memberships rose at a rapid rat ' achieveinent of Motion Pictures when the laborers began joining. La- Daily. Mat'neea (exoept SatuN w and A merry Christmas too haina also passed Wailuku, though i Holidays) from 1:00 t 4;00 o'ctoefc. in expected that Wailuku wIH add ma Saturday rand Holiday! Matfrsst ffotn SPECIAL; MUSIC FROM OUR HEW $10,000 ORGAN terlally to quota daj 10:C8) a. m. tov4:00 o'clock.' s V ' her in the next PrictSr-72- 0 and 35 Cents. Reserved Seats 55 and 80 Cts. to their husbands. Sons, or two. The figures show that a tre Evenings (two shows) 6:39 and 8:45 mendous effort has been put forth. Ii ft'clocfe- - . . PHONR 3337 FOR RESERVED SEATS. BOX OFFICE PICTURES OAILV Kahulul the number represents nearly XHANCEO vf ' ,; center .;; C; : OPEITFROM 10 A. M. TO 9 P. M; Brothers, Fathers half the population of that harboi . fHcesKV town. SwppI-hiacirf-- c The campaign managers are not A; Every TLck'et bbnghV means 10 per cent to the Govern-- " cinH V V VkJ W11V4 VVbliVUl out for 3,300 more names, so that In- -- stead of 6,000, the quota for this DANCING y nient nnt by attending the Theaters..? county, the total may-- be nearly twice Take a private lesson from Madame number requested. Lester HoluTn'aletblhigeaener, and the faults-correcte- - have yovr d.. D y TJ1 i ri - 0.-- T. ChHcthiaoff a e e Removed . front LQ. hall to at at The M.lJester Dancing Academy, Lth - j : ,J TV :. DAILY REMINDERS t nalllo and Alapal streeta.'--; Phne iaijLiberty runahou car' passes cadn)y. ' c 2:1:; j . . Theater ..: For Distilled Water. Hire's Root pesa , 1 Popular ' Beer and all other Drinks -- -- try the Con. Soda Water Works Co. r v Ii"y;.y in; basketball. w-r-.ir--: Dr. Schurmain, Osteopathic Physi- NationaF tie ClnpraxtoTSare there!. Palmer Chiropractic College team beat Daren cian. 10 years established here. Bre o4 renew Bap port Y.H; C. JL 52;:to. 6; beat Brown's Business "ollege S5 to, 2, and ar y ' ' taria and Union str Ha. Phone 1733. CoDeg VMarar agaln.going: to. wls that enp ' . : .:y------Trs7 Adv. . only people of strong courage enter uniroprsxuc nexa; ririie ' ue Clawce S to. ls whCWrtrwtoTs uexed.r-r.- i ' When Yoar cs Need Car? f Dandng PHONE JB275 MICHTON. D. CV V- - 1 '.TT Try Merles &3 Rzzztt - 0

6EL HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1917 - - - r- i ; r-- ' II SAILORS IN PORT VAUGHAN SCORES THAI EJAPPY IW ENJOY XMAS TREE GERMAN POLICIES ! , .""if EDITOR RILEY H. ALLEN Tbe annual Christmas dinner anl "The Germans seem to think It U entertainment for sailors was held in to 6tir up enemies 1 jTmONDAY DECEMBER 2V1917. all right for them $10,000 Fine For Treachery the Seamen's Institute, Alakea street, against us, to incite Mexico and Japan on Saturday evening. The rooms cf the Institute had been decorated with and all South America against us. lo Star-Bulleti- n extends to its readers and The To most Americans in Hawaii the fine of $10,000 masses of greenery, the social hall f ill bur country with spies to lnclta ; Hawaii its sincerest good wishes looking especially well' with its fine and consipra patrons of all "imposed on Georg Rodiek seems entirely inadpiatc discontent and treason for the Christmas season, and desires, in turn, Christmas tree and the four large tors to blow up factories and murder many evidences as punishment for his acts of treachery. banana trees sent by David Ilaughe women and children, but awful for ui to express appreciation of the of the territorial board of agriculture to feed starving Belgium or succor es -- on skeptical with the pur-J?pos- His protestations of loyalty fall here and forestry. bleeding France or strengthen the friendship and cooperation - 3fof his activities fail to Soon after 6 o'clock- the men began coming to us at the Chnst-- J ears, and his explanations of arm of John Bull. of this paper believe to arrive and by the time dinner was Judge VauRn satisfy. It is absolutely impossible to that ready large Thus declared Federal to be served a number of Four-Minute-Me- n mas time. the Georg Rodiek whom countless Honolulans knew an of tfcrt in a four officers and men had assembled. mmute address delivered at the Bijou Itoiristiinn) as a wideawake and shrewd businessman could have Superintendent Char'es Mant spoke Saturday par- and Liberty theaters last Grasshof of a few words of welcome and all evening. He continued, in part: This Is a Militant Christmas been fooled as. to the intrigues of Capt. took of lady hedpers of the feast, the to create the im- ' the cruiser Qeier; as to the identity of "K. 17,' the tbe Harbor Lights Guild being kepi "They have tried J. --J pression that we allowed our country agent-quartermast- busy filling the plates with turkey This is a militant Christmas for the United States secret of the China; as to the dragged into the war by British in- and the usual "trimmings," followed for and plotting and violations of neutrality aboard the in by pie, apples. fluence .and sympathy France of America. mince coffee and Belgium. Though the true hearted now is to icin the icar. terned Geier. At the close of dinner hearty cheers sympathized Our one bu$incn given throughout the country the spirit is too Hawaii to ex- were for the donors of the feast Allies, we never the Tbe spirit that is over all the land is It asking much of people in and the ladies. with the entered war cebame necessary in de-- 1 t.ifTht.nn hnttlp. Hpip and there a pacifist raises pect them to accept Rodiek's explanations at face Following the dinner camp the il- until it lense of ourselves. Not until the 3-- enemy and Even consulate's lumination of the Christmas tree and if r ; and there of the value. aside from the facts of the not a punv rv here aent8 useful presents were given to every Kaiser's government, in violation ma vnz wuuu k pernicious artivitics established by the naval in only of the laws of civilized warefare, JJT uisiovai Americans man present. us Americans, God telligence office's investigations, there is the case evening was but of its treaty agreements with Paid Publicity is Service. : I underground, but the vast mass of The rest of the spent many ships in enjoyment of a program aiso, had sunk American thanked, are beginning to l filIe1 wi.th the ho,y against him made out independently by District the musical two hundred jUbe arranged by Mr6. J. Tascoe anl and murdered more than The general circulation of the and armed with the justified Attorney Preston in California. American citizens, many of whom QQfY J.'apal of crusaders friends. Star-Bulleti- n Dec. 18 defend their were women and children, did we be- for wasOJQU of patriots Hiimmoned to Loyal Americans of Hawaii think of the San On Sunday afternoon a Christmas against tea was held followed by a ser- gin to make armed defense country. Francisco sentence not only in reference to the short war he was making on . ftfI vice when all joined in the old famil- the piratical -;- We in war not because ol -c America knows now that this is as much a war gravity of the accusation and plea of guilty in the iar Christmas hymns, a solo was also us. are the coun-Atr- y sympathy for others, but in defense of -- by Miss of defense as of offense. We know that our Maverick case; but. in reference to the revelations of fiven Hamlin. to TO r On Friday next, a social evening rights dear to every true American, CHILDREN DONATE maelstrom not merely the Grasshof diarv. That is whv there is such hot and to 1 PERSONALITIES j has been forced into the and concert is to take place, to which travel the high seas unmolested HELP POOR ARMENIANS humanity and pol- indignation here because Rodiek was let loose with engage in lawful trade with others to fight the altruistic battles of all sailors in port are cordially invited. MRS. L. J. WARREN has returned against the a fine It is owing to. the generalous assis- without interference. pnr of Armenians in itical and sociaf freedom, but to fight instead of being sent to jail. "How can we help our Allies? We iho hnefit the from the Coast. is allowed tance of business firms and private Turkey the Sunday school of the Meik-nH- monster whose existence, so long as it Judge Van Fleet could not take into account the in money, gifts per- cannot all cross over and fight with individuals and part. They rhnrch eave an entertainment MISS II. VON HOLT la back from a ' threatens our own cities, states, people. story of disloyal intrigue revealed in the Grasshof sonal services that such a good time them: but each can do his most Christina lo exist, must have food. Our farmers will last night, but unlike mainland visit -- we have made diary. has been arranged, says the head of at churches .wnere an 3n As a nation and as individuals Ite damning facts and clues to widespread produce it. Onr government has un- entertainments war, and are the Institute. th. rhtidrftn are erven some Utile C. G. BOCKUS. who has been away mistakes in onr attitude toward the plotting in the shadow of the consulate were not dertaken to see to it that it is not con- and Every- present, the custom was reversed on a business visit to the mainland, ,T. making thera now in our conduct of the war. Some before him for judicial consideration. His judg- HONOLULU INDIGNANT sumed before it gets to them. gave money to neip one can help. Everyone can see to it all the children is in town. will yet be tnade, for our whole viewpoint ment was passed on the Rodiek who the needy people in Turkey, where the t " mistakes turned state's AT LENIENCY TO RODIEK that he does not consume any food calculating facts of war as harbarianlsm of the Turks and Hin MRS. WALTER DILLINGHAM and it away from the cold, evidence, after his attorneys had laid .his case be- needed to feed our armies or theirs. of people home on the (Continued from page 1) No one need go hungry to do thia have made thousands son, Master Lowell Dillingham, have Ambition-ma- d Germany has imposed it fore District Attorney Preston and had summoned less. the mainland, where mistakes, They need bread and meat and sugar returned from Sworld. But if speedily we eliminate those all their ability to prove that in the Maverick case of the greatest miscarriages of justice any more Starting with the tots of tfca cradle they have been visiting for several principally. Don't consume department In tarn dropped in the power of the United States to bring Rodiek was acting in what he believed to be purely the world has ever seen. There is not of these than necessary and you will roll, each months. 2U'is a German or a person of German ex- white envelopes In .the basket, pre- a. before it could help supply enough to feed them. Sub- e rpWce to the world at least year commercial transactions and without knowledge of traction in thia country but who is on pared and decoratrd'-for- the occasion, MR. and MRS. HENRY EDSALU stitute something in the place of these u an waa Meth r. l .otherwise come. any violation of neutrality laws. His judgment was trial and they must show beyond the you not go in u collected. The who have made their hone in Hono- for yourself and need churches of the country are try years, ; i8 to tcin the tear. not passed on the Rodiek whose intimacy slightest doubt that they are loyal to hungry. What a miserable and con- odist lulu off and on for two or three O ur one business now with America or go to jail. ing to raise a million dollars for this are on way to Far East to passport-forgers- , temptible slacker is he who is not their the when our thoughts turn with secret agents, parole-breaker- s - .w4And onthis Christmas, with JACK DAVIS: And the court let willing to do this much to help his work. visit Java for a few months. They l-towa- with white the Trince of Peace whocame upon earth figured so strongly in the Grasshof diary. him off wiCi STlne because he was a country fighting her freedom, The vestry was decorated will remain in Honolulu for a year or for green and red and over the altar tbaVmen gentler way of living than Hawaii's "gentleman," even If he did violata fighting for his freedom, fighting fot and so after returning from the Orient might, learn a indignation at the $10,000 fine is due hre oath of allegiance to the United a large cross was suspended Illumi- 4 1 V. pride yerv the freedom. of all. stars which surrounded by the spear and wordtjntMj.iMwleam largely to the Grasshof disclosures, coming as States. Germany will pay the fine, M nated by the the thought that our "own saVriflcenoW will ad-- i they did just after Rodiek's written statement and even if it didn't $10,000 is only a it and by a spot light donated for the LITTLE INTERVIEWS of Jitney to Rodiek. occasion. iavance. the cause of world-trid- e peaer, , J loyalty and disavowal, presented s. to the court on the ;'D. L. CONK LING: .If too bad theyfNfllr F IHH H JOHNNY MARTIN: In this bless into the M TheVeat fact that must be. driven home day he and Schroeder changed their pier . to guilty. treat malefactors of great wealth as" 111IUI FORT STREET PROPERTY " UilUL UI ed Christmas time, no quotation 1 deeper realization of the Amertcn 5pepple is that It is impossible to believe that the United States "gentlemen." J. L. COCKBURN: It is not my IS SOLD FOR $11,000 more appropriate than this from Acts frdnv chief national conqijrnr 'noy fyto win the war. authorities will not take further action against Ro- : right, to criticise the federal govern- STAMPSSTARTS t0:35 (Paul) : "I have showed yon all AndLby "ovt- we mean nqincrcttoib otAmerica, diek, based on the story told in the Grasshof ment at Gla time. It must have had A Christmas week real estate eale of : diary. things, how that so laboring ye ought .V Most, full information and reason for unusual size is that of nearly an acre but of all the Allies. v(A of the incidents in which he figured'there are the to support the weak, and to remember . on street near Kuakml street, distinct from leniency of the sentence, with which Fort , tilOur one business now is to win the tear. the Maverick incidents. It is impos- we are perhaps not acquainted. Should The sale of thrift stamps, war sav- which --was. purchased. by Fred.E. Ha- the words of the Lord, Jesus how he

sible to believe anti-Americ- an certifi- Pilares for $11,000. said, is more blessed to give than . 1X6 are confronted with the? gfeatesjt Imilitary that for the sum total of his 3Ir. Rodiek. return to this territory ings stamps and war savings ley from Antone 'It starte- property was bought as an invest- to receive." ever known, a combination activities he is to escape w;ith tHen it will be a matter for the citi- cates in the Territory of Hawaii The H 'despot the world has a $10,000 A ol ment. There are five cottages on fine. zens here to show their approval or d" unofficially today. number it greater than that of Rome In her ancient days of disapproval of his past actions. thrift stamps and war savings stamps The sale was made through the Trent T. L. MORTON (Cleveland): ar i::powcr; a ruthlessncss which makes Attila to ap-::jipe- E. I. SPALDING: The rime of which were sold by R. C. Walker of Bishop Trust Company. Some people say that Hawaii is behind country In war-spiri- t, as benevolent; an ingenuity and an equipment Rodiek was convicted certainly seem- & Co., bankers, one of the three financ- the rent of the For the King's Daughters Home ed to deserve a much more severe ial institutions which received a con- - Members of tne Z3tn infantry were out I don't believe it In some things r;j forged, into one mighty war-swor- d through forty sentence than was imposed by of the stamps and certifi- guests a Christmas entertainment Honolulu is ahead, in others even, sod " the signment at Lt develop-meC- c from some few, perhaps little In eara. of . ceaseless scheming,planhing, intriguing. Judge. may be that later cates on the steamer' which came at Central Union church Saturday Is s ths (Contributed.) In urogram rear. But the majority of men here) -- will show us a reason for the mainland Saturday. The other eveninsr. Included the . Against that military despot ye "must suinmon the L .The generosity of the world is being tested as sentence standing as it is, state's evi- two banks which received shipments were several delightful numbers by seem to be taking the war ss seriously : 'physical ; I every jounce of moral;! mental and force never before. And if Whittier's definition of pro dence or something of the aort, but at of stamps and certificates are the Miss Ellen Beach Taw, and a series as anywhere In the country, and I see sleight-of-han- c.K-an- weaken .., of Hono- d by many women wvo realize their special ye must not, our 'own combination by grew is true, then are we surely progressing; for, presenjt it appears very strange. Bank: of Hawaii and the Bank of tricks Dr. Robert to support P. J. LOWREY: It is a dueer thinfcJ lulu. Day Wiulams. responsibilities in this naUonalfiis. SaUo; pVr;AJlt "human needs" were never greater 4 than at this for a Judge to modify a sentence A meeting of a number of the rep- Our one b tear, time. Honolulu is in the front rank answering the against a convicted man because cf resentatives .of various trust compa- MSOt "what value is privaleVfortnne if it is to be many calls for money, and well may her citizens social distinction. It seems to me that nies in the city will be held this after- ;j!aten such action tends to bring justice in- noon to determine whatmust be done by a victorious enemy; of what worth is em be proud of the record. In the big demands where to disrepute. In regard to officially starting the :Iqyment if it is to be exploited by a greedy enemy; well-planne- d campaigns bring speedy results, there FRED WALDRON: I think Rodiek campaign. A. N. Campbell of the wjiat sanctity is home if it is to be violated by a lurks has disgraced himself, further, by Waterhouse Trust Co. cabled to pf a danger of some smaller local works being turning W. Single, now In San Fran- un-- state's evidence, although for Robert lustful enemy ; of what sweetness is life if it is forgotten. the sake of the government I am glad cisco, who was appointed director of , . .Icr the heel of a dominating enemy? r We put in a plea for the King's Daughters' Home he. did so. If he wants my friendly the stamp and certificate campaign : advice, I would advise him to take up for Hawaii, as to what should be done. :;- - not spend our energies in fighting ,We must where a number of old people are domiciled, making bis residence in a large city. among ourselves at home. We must not their last days carefree and comfortable. This work C. G. BOCKUS: Rodiek would have MERCURY SLUMPS TO tpend our money wastefully, hor live wastefully. depends on the free will of been better advised if he had not re- i gifts the public, and to ferred matter COLDEST OF YEAR not forget, day night, sleeping wak-- the to his friends al alL 64, We must or or ' said public we send this reminder. Having admitted his guilt he. should, :::ing, that the demands that are coming upon the Don't forget them! under all the circumstances, have been Doing his best to give Honolulu folk : "''American people will be for moneys goods and perfectly willing to bear his punish- a real touch o Christmas weather. ment alone for whatever crime he had Old Man Winter last night chased the eervice on a colossal and undreamed-o- f Star-Bulleti- n ihatriotic Last week the reprinted, without committed, technical or otherwise. down to 64.9 degrees, ; - thermometer ; ..; . :rcaie.-;- ; :- comment, an editorial in the Maui Weekly Times Many others spoke vehemently, but registering the coldest night of the ' refused to be quoted. entire year. Indications are that to- ; Our one business now is to tcin the tear, . , seemingly condoning Rodiek's part in the r. Hindu night will be as cold or colder. L, . Tdtthe; success of that business we must direct conspiracy. Possibly because the editorial was re- U. S. TARIFF EXPERT Two nights last January and Febru- - -- :?vcry activity. Let our businesses be welded patri- published without comment, some of our friends ON WAY TO CHINA TO ary came fairly close to last night's Star-Bulleti- record, pulling mercury r'btically toward that end ; and our pleasures be such have asked us if the n took these the the same ATTEND CONFERENCE down to 65.5 and 65.3 respectively. The - rnake' jjjjui us fit and keep us fit for the", fight that position. Certainly NOT. The Maui editorial was record for any December is 55 and cvery'man and woman ought to be making. : republished as a matter of news, so that our readers J. K. Sague, tariff expert of th the record for any year is 52 degrees. ; President Wilson's - latest addresses: hammer might know what other members of the island press United States government, connected The week which has just ended with the office of collector f cus- gave the following scores: .ceaselessly home the thought that every; branch of are.saying. toms of New York City, was a visitor Monday 67.3, Tuesday 66.5. Wednes- -- our national life must be devited to 'the one creat in (the city yesterday and todav is cn day 66.9. Thursday 68.1. Friday 69.7, route China to represent gov- Saturday 67.9, Sunday 66, Monday .National activity successful war. Recent inci-- " to. the t '; Not only the city but the territory might profit ernment at an international tariff (last night), 64.9. "jdents In Washington tffidat,.life sugst tfiat "ihe from a campaign of economy directed particularly conference. The meeting will consider men who cannot "deliver the goods" are"eliminated against the use of autos for strictly private pur- China's claims for a revision o tier The American Meat Packers' asso- riiifrom directive control, and the men 'who' can deliver tariff agreement made after thi Boxer ciation in convention at Chicago pledg- poses by officials having possession of the autos revolution. China claims ed that soldiers and sailors fighting office that in view - Kifceioods are put In and td)d 'to strike but ostensibly for public duties. This misuse of official of the present high prices, her 3har for the flag shall have "the bet meat g 5 per produced and strike fast, The president may yet emerge as vehicles is a long-standin- abuse here. It seems to of cent does not really repre- in this country or any al--;ijfe- amount rne;of 'the greatest of our war presidents; and be getting no better fast sent the she should receive other." he has won to him the loyal support of a na-- "tion." businessmen. Whether or, or not they differ F. W. Klebahn said on returning from the coast ;iprith him on detail's, they stand by him on essentials. yesterday that he had not read the published ex- ; Slowly, somewhat creakingly, tremen-- H but with tracts from the Grasshof diary. Possibly he did 'clous promise and already with considerable force, not need to. Hawaii Investments urijWar machine is getting under way. A happy home you doing your share? Are you doing 120 acres cane land at Koahe, Puna. All under lease. v Are your more every v With $32,530 six months for the po- $1000 per annum. lice department, Sheriff Rose A secure fortune - On this Christmas, as you think of millions could well afford to hire a few extra politician cops Price $10,800 ($90 per acre). ipon millions of homes where the Christmas spirit to work for him A congenial, company around election time. Cattle ranch t Lehua, Olaa (K) miles). 125 cat- ;.ias.rested in peace through many years; and as you head r:: homesl tle. Necessary building and farm house. 50 acres of think of millions of where i now, prayers And a plenitude of ",:r-nscen- er d the safety of boys "gone or going-ov- "Hun Position Precarious On Italian Front," land. Price $5000. for worth-whil- e 1 says headline. is gifts there' as you think of Christmas, 1917, remember a It also getting precarious in Cane land at Mountain View, Olaa ( 17 miles). 97 acres. ' that America will not be a land of peace and happy Honolulu. 50 acres in cane, 47 acres in eucalyptus forest. V--- ": - security, -- - homes, of safety and until Americans and $6500. Germany perfectly Price, - fLeir Allies have cxiishetl themilitary despot and is ready to make peace with cruel menace, Russia but must be on Germany's own Fine land for vegetables at 18 miles, Olaa. 350 acres : jree the world from his it terms. JiL: Our. one business now is to tcin the war. all cleared. Will sell as whole or in blocks of 50 acres. 0 Unfortunately, it appears that Krupps fire was At $25.00 per acre. J a slowl day 'wh arrive soon put out. t a Pacific port? with new s of evadinga supposed ; Let there , be no doubt about , Guardian Trust Co., Ltd. j itthis' isnt Hun-olulu- ! V Beal Estate Department. TeL 3683. Bldg More ha n one German spy and secret agent has Staageawald Poibly the riave will be another Marne uu

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- ll!lhIS3J'lJ?fiAlMigreat cHomsommmummJ'T- - r" xims '7 I I I VM. 1 X V lit mil IV! Commencing Etec. 23, Friday .is r A DAUGHTER'S REPROOF. f no interest, even 1 It Is wrfr i times.1 Ins to be one of the most por: Aar economy is not without its! and the young lady walked dlsdaln-- l nights on the Robf Gardea. rTt humor, even where the pin-- of fully otit of the presence of her elders.! 7jrrzsri will be three beautiful prizes awar porerty la felt. An impecunious, but to the fortunate winners la. out Ctz liberal hearted attorney of Honolulu. THE INEVITABLE DOG. s tag contest. . Is telling jo-- y ear-ol- d daughter - how 1 his l Lot ' of people are always com- 1? The prizes are on display' now. lVa war conservation, so far as con-- i meriting on how wonderfol is the war Ad. .: , cems her mother's psrt. in which ne train the dogs which are' The mother is kpon to her inti- een In nearly all moving pictures," mates as "close." but perhaps mostly laughingly said Robert vVagner, thej X because of the financial Mlndnes to ' movie writer." w hen he was re-- i SEASIDE DANCE the future of her husband i cently in Honolulu with Charll Char. ! . u ; : r i ""vienr me ii ..ii u 13 uuviUK) n no ni iui. i the habit of telling his daughter to '"You know there is never a 'chase.' ' "keep the change" everytime she went j or an automobile, or horse passing In CHRISTMAS!!' across to the corner store to make a . front of the camera that there is a j small purchase. After April 6 the n a dog somewhere cavorting about,"- - mower oegan confiscating tuts t be continued. change, and with, little complaint from j "Now, those dogs are not there by I early, also for the daughter who believed her mother intent, oncs out of a dozen times, ner' Christmas nl. I Special dinner, both nlghta, oz knew best .lust because they dogs a!- - .at: are they c But last week there came a change i way fifty per eorer. want to be ehcaeed in anv hn. Showers orchestra. of heart in the daughter and she made rn3n activity, and you can hardly keej Adr. her. position plain. A regular visitor them off the 'lot.' They get too mucn ' at the bouse, as was his custom, war fun chasing around after the actors. or no war, started to hand the little "f requently these dogs cost us a girl a piece of change for a corner lot of money, because they get into store treat The wife of the attorney eome scene and make it ridiculous -- 1 1 Interposed with. "Xow don't give her w here it is supposed to represent ! ' any the money. It only spoils her." deepest tragedy, and the picture has! v;.nl . .. A 5!DAr: Much to the surprise of the mother, to be retaken while all tha unengaged! amusement of the father and embar- supers are ordered to form a cordon j S 1 . at , 1 . rassment of the visitor, the little girl around the scene pictured and 'keep! . M M I I up turned sternly to her mother and said: out the dogs. went to see the Sisterj school, Part of great chorus that will"! Christmas Eve and Christmas to!v ! called We Community 1 Nowl mother, I made no objection dearly always when a ilm the School of St. Pauls. sing at Christmas tree Special dinner, both nights, ! tonight, and (figure in centar st t" when you Insisted on your having the hon the flr.t Um In . movinsi""' dollars per cover. money that daddy used to give me. Men. , . Ue POr people".'".".r town. Miss Jane L. Winne, who. directs. I .tdl 1CH DUU1C 1 ... Please mske tablo reserratlp: UO,.. J ! 1 ' T J. Ml... Details of Com - ' Cut do not see why you should miiid murmur: ! """r,wa u" " the chorus. the ,. There's the inevitable early. l get money In which you have dog - orougnt scnooi to sing ml munity tree program will be found' - ;ben tneir cniidren '(Why not have lunch the.Moc- I on Page 18 today...... , st to the queen. One of them stepped going -- . . . befcre to the races. Adr. forward after the singing to say a tew Queen Liliuokalani's words, how they were pleajed at this Mr. Bacon Did youmake these bis Diary Tells I visit. A little girl said It in French, cuits, wife? - 4 'and Mr. Hopkins translated it in Eng Mrs. Bacon I did. . VH Y PAY MORE? lish we got "They're smaller than usual, aren't; Of Thanks By Children' of after home. This is the ' France translation: they?" j rney are. 1 aai s so you 11 nave "'Noble aud worthy Queen: Allow Apples. $1.50 per box. grn ' Solicitude I any cli-U- less to fird fault with." Yonkers First for and kindness toward infr I the qietn on the trl, u ada a poor o teil you of the joy and JVl- -' the., poor , Newton Pippins and White children of France by the daily entries. T'nder date of Jan 20, happiness which th!g gracious Statesman. "Hawaiian peoole is no new thing. Ia ISM, iit Permaln. Come and get them. C somewnere in France, the c.od has brought :nt: our lives. Tim att.1- - will of charming, Allen Uimmock. aged 22. ot 92S the effects of th late QUeen Lllluoka-lun- l queen wordSr bur hearts remember tt .all that is and see all William A. Belsyeff, Msunskea strc and her party Me-wb- visited the goodness Village. h re . boa been found a running account able which inclines you eternally, and will rise towards God to sorrow and grief: far removed from Limington Phone 3722. Adr. v. schools.. The entry is quite interest- as- - postmas--te-r, f too Tlsltot Queen Emma to Ktircne ing. towards motherless children is a title fdraw down upon your majesty His you. and may your tender charity be ceived his appointment It STAR-BULLETI- is as follows:' - N ffr--6.' crowned and received by our good Is believed to w thtf',vi-.- ;; GIVES YOU in 1t On cf the.perfona accarj. Saturday, ' 20th. At 11 o'clock we God." postmaster in the state. r v TODAY'S NEWS TODAY

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And the night shall bs filled with music, Though others' purses be more fat. AndMhe cares that infest the day Why we 1 -- should pine, or grieve at that? .. , . Shall fold like y a: thtlr tents the Arabs, Vfang . , sorrowt' Care will kill a cat; Not what we give, but what we share es i . AnqV 4eteBr - V . as silently steal away. 9 tlia(iai a " " And therefore let's be merry. Fcr the gift without the giver Is bare. iniiiiiie! iseaessi , 4 ; - HENRY- W. LONGFELLOW JAMES-RUSSE- LL GEORGE" WITHER . LOWELL v ewe r v

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Be raerry alt,.be merry all; Shepherds' at 'th flVangef'v': .rr-- - holly f J With; dress the festive hell; When 'the Babe rwailborri-- Prepare the - song,' At Christmas1 play, and make good cheer. the feast, the ball, .Sang ' with - many av'change,V i f f' For Christmas comes but once a year. To welcome Merry Christmas. Christmas carols untlit m'orn.'' r THOMAS TUSSER W. R. SPENCER .... . 1

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SWIFTER Entered In the Race TomorrowhMK fiAMF Sunners Will THIS Harness I UUIUflLiLi UllllILi TTeamWins, Face Barrier WlN ID LOSE SHOULD ATTRACT From Cavalry At Kaoiolani IN BALL GAMES GRIDIRON FANS By Big Score

Dig Meet Tomorrow Regulars Down Filipinos in Sett. Y. M. C. A. and Town Team Ex- Although the 4th Cavalry tears Race fought Clock; Maui ond uame; Asanis Jlanic J pected to Have Hard Battle hard throughout the entire Afternoon at2u game at Moiliili Field on Saturday Race Co. K Aggregatioi at Moiliili Tomorrow ; Horses Ready for v afternoon, they were no match for the" Coast Y. M. C. A. team, who won out by a le race; who defeated the Football fans of Honolulu will Lav First race-Mi- b'cytle doted Simmons, Incomplete. Defense some time ago, carried his as- an opportunity to witness a real foot- score of 32 to 0 in a battle whlci t Orientals Entries field Second race Trotting and pacing. sortment of benders to Molllill ball game tomorrow morning at Moi was one-side- d. sterling M one-mil- e heats; best two yesterdsy afternoon, and his liili field, when the Y. C. A. mecU 2:1S class; In- The local players ran the ends Purse, $300. work on the mound gave the 2nd the Town Team, which will be cotu-- 1 Jn three. Fili- bucked the line, and forward passed 1. Carmelita. fantry team a victory over the posed of stars from loth Mellm's Asahla i thefr way to goal 2. Maul Boy. pinos by a score of 9 to 2. The Town Team and the Schuman team. the line. Less thart Third race Four furlongs, free-for-at- l, downed Company K of the 2nd Infan 'The game will begin at 10:30. two minutes after play was called th4 weight for age. Purse. $250. of try by a score of 5 to 0. More Uan Harry Melim has gathered together Y. M. C. A. backfield carried the bait and Red Cross down the field fonbig gains, Pam- which $50 goes to the second. 500 attended the Rizal a real aggregation of stars and will and benefit. have a lightning fast backfield. The mel carried the ball across for the first V 'Copra. score, Mary Jay. Luis started on the mound for the "Y. M. C. A. will be greatly weakened von Holt kicked goal. Davii 2. errorb, play louj .'3. Rosella. Filipinos, and two costly through the loss of Harmon, who will featured the with three race Six furlongs for H coupled with three hits, gave the be out of the game. The quarter back runs. Fourth 12j Lopea was game wallan-bre-d mules. Weight. Shsfterites a atart. later waa injured in the cavalry and Pammel Scores Lani pounds. Purse, $100 and cup. sent on the mound and finally Whitcomb will have to do some shift- After an interchange of punts an run getting. ing .1. Prince of Kualoa. was rent In to stop the for the coming battle. several short runs Davis shot a for Walalae. Iani pitched good ball during his term Fast Backfield pass 2. Princess of support ward to Pammel who raced 3. Aln Nui palahalaha. on the mound, and his wai Melim will have Noble Kauhane, across the line for a touchdown, vort 3 Fifth race Four furlongs, three-year-old- s, much better. Clifford Melim, Brash and Mahikoa in Holt kicked the goal. The thUdLtpjh weight for age. Purse. $200, Batong 8tars which should give down was made In the second perfoj play of day was the the backfield. thu Cf WhICh 50 floes X0 ecn. The feature the team the most speed In circling when Davis made a "beautiful pass W by Batong, who raced the 1." Tremont. bare hand catch ends. The line will be reinforced, an 1 Noyes who carried the ball across foi over of second and grabbed a 2 .Mary Louise. back with Pat O'SuJUvan and Harry Bertei-man- n a score, von Holt failed to kick goal Sixth raee Three 'furlongs for liner, doubling a man at thrd. Plana guards and the score stood,20 to 0. The Cav- some good work at the Townles will have ncunted patrolmen. To ride In full and Marcial showed plenty of beef. "Fat" Melim will be alry made a strong hid for a score Race horses barred. Purse, in the infield and Bonl also playeo placed through great by i nlform. hit- at center and Thompson and work Ernest and ;103,. of which $35 gott to tho second good ball. Estelle was the heavy Nicholson will posi Sugga in the closing minutes of play; - anJ be at the tackle $15 to the third. Entries incom-- ter of the day for the Shafterltes tions. Rodrlgues, but the wnistle blew to end half; rnd in the H. Melim, Haw the lets, v. his triple and double counted kins, Leal. Jones and Thompson will After an exchange of punta in tht r. IL Seventh race Six furlongs, free-fo- scoring. William Dickson and W. have a chance at the end positions. third period, Davis and Pammel mad $250, of Tilly handled the game In a satisfac- This is Maul Boy, owned by Luke Rogers, who is expecting to win tie harness horse event tomorrow after- ill; welflht for age. Purse. M. A. some long runs and Pammel onc noon at the Kaplolani park track. . Maui Boy has been stepping the mile around 2:20 in the' workouts and The Y. C. will naturally .be 1 v. hich $50 goes to second. tory manner. more went over the goal line for r ' Asahla Win ' should do this time in the face tomorrow, forced to go up against a stiff propo t 1. Umpqua. sitlon. and although the line will not score. No goal waa kicked. Davl Jay The little Asahls upheld the honors captured pass thej 2. Mary they be any stronger than the one Schu a forward ' from 3. Golden .Spray. of the Pacific League when Cavalry and carried it about 30 yards. : Company team. VOLCANO LONG DISTANCE man had, Melim will have more speed 4. Florence Roberts. blanked, the fast K Here's the Dope RUtWl After a few bucks ha went over tM in the backfield. Then Brash Is an ex ' Maul string George Murakami had - his regular f. With tb arrival of the cellent man-a- t the forward pass gaire, line for the last score of the day. everything is ready for the big race team in the field, and with "Lefty Kaplolael Maesake on the mound the Kays had and working with Rodrlgues this com Ernst and Sufljs 8tr eet which will be held at On O'Dovd WALK RUNNERS REPORT bination should do something. day at 2 o'clock. a hard time getting to first. wins ItU Ernst was the big star of the .ark tomorrow afternoon tie Cavalry, although Suggi la excellent condition end Tasunsga, who has been called the Davis Will Play for the The track in proved a player many oc- of. racing are predicting Japanese Ty Cobb, made a number of The Y. M. C.A. will have Davis in to be real on the devotees field, Heels to SHATTER casions. He has plenty of speed, and ' will a record crowd out beautiful catches in center and Walter Ssott Shows AT FORT the backfield, and although the team .at there be good LatestJChampion ' as a matter of fact, both play? - tne flr,t 11 Zenlmura also showed some XEdward Payson will miss aMrraon, Davis and Pammel of these the track when day Weston era would show a heap more with a - - ' S - work. The batting honors of the should gain on the Townles. With .led.. . bin-gle- s Kam-pe- b were in order yes went to Ntxshida, who secured two So many fight fans hare' been ask- Crowd Yesterday Whitcomb, von Holt, Albrecht, rt faster team. There appeared to Light workouts J Those Who Wish to Make Trip plenty of material, but machine" r'.r-- rday for both; runners and the hat- in two walks to the plate. ing about Mike ODowd, the new mid and other good line men the "Y" the Tyler gave Mary The Asahls scored early when Ko dlewelght champion, that a few words Walter Scott, the lone eaared run- to Hilo Asked to Meet Sgt. team should hold Its own In this de- failed to run In a smooth manner. horseiY: Charlie Pan-Pacif- 's zukl doubled and went to third' on a about this youngster may give a line I ner of the ic relay tear, partment. McCombs may placed All of Y. M. A. players showed ouise a breete tor three furlongs In Kalakauj Quinn in Morning be the C worked yester. sacrifice, scoring later on , Nnshlda's cn what he has done. Honolulu fans captured the honors in the at quarter or Whitcomb will take this good work. Whitcomb and von Holt 7. Umpqua was not avenue walk yesterday afternoon - workout this single. Yoshikawa's drive to center have not heard much about the new position. Albrecht will be used at end were spilling the play on a number ot r. hot had a hort when he finished yards of his All the long distance runners who V--- ' '' gave Asahls another run, scoring Ptitle nor have ahead rnlng. '..;" , the holder, for that matter would like to make the trip to Hilo or tackle. occasions, and after Whitcomb took ' f nearest competitor. - took Rosellat over the Nushida, who had singled. Zenlmura, the mainland folks. Since Stanley to run in the big relay race from Kil-- The consensus of opinion around tie his place at quarter, made good wlta 'vk Johnny Carroll The race was staged by Sam Kaha-iawe- l 37. Max Murakami and Nushida later scored Ketchel gave up the title in 1910 Hilo, requested report city appeared to be that It will be a a vengeance. Harmon was Injured; ree furlongs In Wtklns and proved to be a success. Th auea to are to 'St on misallps by the opposition. no middleweight who hard fought game throughout, no which a line1 . ixe the Macfartane string ..the onet there has been to Sergeant J. J. Quinn of Coinpan with necessitated shift in the Rob-:t- s walkern started from Keeaumoku and -. - " Filipinos has stood out above the field. Per -- advantage to either, side. A forward up.' vcr this jnorning and, Florence King streets and ambled to Heine's C. 2nd Infantry, tomorrow morning it r was given' a test- - Copra and AR R H SBPOA E haps O'Dowd will show something. 9 o'clock. pa8 game la dangerous at all times, Y. M. c. A. Cavalry 3 0 0 0 2 0 St. Paul, Minn Tavern. Scott took the lead early In in respect ' ary Jay came over from Maul and Antone, c f O'Dowd was born in An effort is being made to secure and this the Townles wilt Albrecht L.E Sugg Angua 2 1 0 3 3 on April 5, 1895, and is, therefore the race and held it throughout Peter have the advantage. A large ready for a good race. MarcIaL3b ...... 3 all-st- ar Im crowd u Von Holt L.T .1 Vogel snld be -- being an team of runners, and it 4 3 twenty-secon- d birthday Neves was second, his time cPhee came over on the steamer Batong 2 b 3 0 1 2 2 Just past his thought one or two expected out to watch the big battle. Ball .... L.G Garrison 0 158 pounds 16:55. iteott had made the distan.ee in that at least teams J Benny Rollins Is here to ride the Plannas, s. s 4 0 0 3 3 His best weight is around can be secured to make the trip. Set Hedric C. Devery :i p. Irish-America- n 16.41. The walkers Lopes, c.-- 4 0 1 0 6 0 and he is of parent other finished in A judge presiding over a court in " o Manl 'horses. the following Joe Stickney, geant Quinn has consented to act at Kam pert ...... R.G...... Jonnsol Darnlau, r. f. 0 0 0 0 0..0 age. order: Washington was administering the Whitcomb R.T. Wright Feature Race ....2 manager of the runners and any ..... J(i-- - 18:35; Frank Fisher? 19:27; Peter run - day ahoylJ Bont r. f. ; 0 0 0 0 0 o professional fight was in oath to a boy of tender years.- and to RJEL The seventh race of the ...... l His first Wright. 19.55; David 20:.6s ner who can coyer the five miles in Noyes Kaiser one-roun- d, Kahalawel. put following - cne of the best on the card. Flos Luis, p. ..2 0 1 0 0 1913, and was a knockout fairly Is expected be on him the question: "Have Harmon ...... Q...... 8oule4 ....4.. and Sam Kahalawel, 20:10, . fast time to you . . Umpqua should Lani, p 0 0 0 0 Henry Olson. He started ever taken the oath; do you know ce Roberts and .....I victory over There waa a large crowd at the fin hand. Pammel L.H Chartrand -- hard battle for the first 'port Garcia. 1. f. 4 0 1 0 0 as a lightweight, but gradually out how tr swear, my boy?" Davis .H.H Tyson re a ish , Royal Hawaiian ban Florence Roo Beny,. 1 b. .3 0 0 8 grew this and the welterweight divis ard the FJB . n, and Inasmuch as played while' the walkers were com' 0AHU COUNTRY CLUB UUthur Ewart 1, William Wong 0, Wfl Darnell ...... Ernst ts has been making good tune m tr. Ion and fought his best tights among Substitutions: Y. M. C. A. Brlntnall V -- mg down the course. Scott Tias liam Williamson . OA Willard 3. many of the horsemen' ore Totals U.. ..314 2 5J 2 24.12 middleweights. He has met some Grace for Harmon; McComb for Noyes. .rkouts the in training for the Volcano Ran TEAM WINS IN GOLF George H. Angus 0, F. H. Armstrong 8, n .; king the Macfarlane niare as . the Second Infantry of the 'best men in his class. He is 33 airy Victor for Suggs; Skinner fo s ' should he run as fast' as he walked E. I. Spalding 0. H. H. Walker 2, Haf . fairly good boxer, but is known Rogers :: AR.R H SBPOA better -- Country Club won sec- Kaiser; for Chartrand; Guri Inter-'.'.r.vrac- yesterday, should surprise Madams The Oahu the old Grace William Simpson 2, Co' Another e 3 . ; 0 1 slugger. He is a powerfully Tl.ere promises to be Terry, b...... 5 I 2 1 as a Raw-'.in- s ond golf of yesterday for Tyson. . . . - Pele and Father Neptune. W. T. match the series Curtis P. Iaukea 3, J. J, Belser 4. when Mary Louise and Hollebach, ' . . 4 2 ( 0 0 0 built youngster, , standing 5 feet s: c t acted as walking Judge n a satis- afternoon, wh.n ulffard's aggregatioi Total 19. Touchdo-n- Y. M. A. Pammel the barrier. Both have 2 1 0 10 0 Inches. ' xiont face BriscoL IJx .....5 factory manner. ; of green massage men downed J. I. B. Honolulu. Golf Club James I. Vi 3; Davis, 1; Noyes, 1. Goals frod . at the barrier during Ross, a. r . . 0 1 5 Some of, his leading opponents are n schooled .....5 11 Greig's brush beaters at Haleiwa. The Grelg3. William Bell 0. Frank Todd t. touchdown, von Holt. 2. r e past week and ought to get awaj Estelle, r. f. ;v .. 5 j 0 0 0 Billy Miske. Silent Martin, Soldier score was 19 to 9. The Honolulu Go;! .13 J. Rexburg 0, R. McLean 0, E. W. H. M. Blowers, referee; Capt Carr, ' . shape.' Copra and Mary Jaj . 1 4 3 Bartfield, Billy Kid Graves, " . rood Simmons, .2 b. .5 1 . 0 Kramer. Club one or leading '. missed two of the Dreier 3, F. Halstead 0. R. B. Booth 1, umpire; Sergeant Zimmerman. hea4 - : i handicapped aomewhat by tha 4 1 11 Jack and many other1; first be Thomas, c...... 12 2 Brltton BOXERS FLOCK golfers, who were unable to play. W. Canaday 0, W. Forrest I, S. O. linesman; H. J; Wentzel, timer. but Copra has enough, speed to Simmons, p. 0 0 ,0 0 4 class men. , r, ...,;4 The scores: Halls 0, W. G. Chalmers o, Roy Blauk-shea- r Time of quarters, ten and twelve out, although Rosella has bee Burns, 1. f. 0 1 0 0 0 Middleweight Champs i ...... 4 Oahu Country Club H. P. Giffard 1 0, E. Munro 0, W. Cullen 1. To-ta- l minutes. One -- rrtag well In workouts. , TOCAMPSAND minute rest for quarters tip the Tenure W. H Mclnerny 3. J. D. Mclnerny 9. and fifteen for halves. - Mule Race 9 13 1 7 . It Totals...... 27 IS Name of title Yrs The mule race promises to be Hits and runs by innings; Tom Chandler ...... 1867-186- 8 , 1NSTRUCTB0YS Palahalaha, .1868-187- and Alna N'al 2nd Infantry .,& 0 121000 x a George Rooke ..... 4 Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin give .1874-188- 3 Maul mule, la expected to the Base hits ..;.4 1 2 2 2 1 0 1 x IS Mike Donovan . 2 :z hybrids a , real race throughput Filipinos ...0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 Title lapsed tlH 1884 The knights of the squared circle s tlx furlongs. - Base hlU 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 a Jack Demsey .1884-188- 9 who have been unable to secure bouts - ....0 Luke Rogers has been, taking Maul Oakhem batted for Garcia In ninth. George La Blanche. .1889-189- 1 are flocking to the training camps as v over the course In fast time, and Three base hits. Hollebach. Estel- Bob Fitzslmmons .. .1891 1897 Instructors, and at the present time, Tvould not be at all surpilslng to ce le; two base hit, Estelle; sacrifice hit, Title lapsed, Fitzslm- there are about 15 leading boxers who 3 Rogera entry step out In front In Batong; double plays, Ross to Sim mons entering heavy- are teaching the young ideas how to 3 race with Camallta. The nl!e raons to Brlscol; bases on balls, off weight class. duck. Among the boxers who are al e :j-cl- race for Orientals ought, to Simmons 2, off Luis 2, Lopes 0, Lani Tommy Rjran, claim- ready in the field may be named the -- a 1897-190- cite Interest, at there are number 9; struck out, by Simmons 11, by Luis ant 7 10 following: : In city.. ;, A rood Japanese riders the 6, Lopes 1. Lani 1: umpires, William Ryan retired undefeat- National Army Cantonments Dickson and W. H. Tilly; time ot ed in 1907. Camp Grant, Rockford, III. Char- ;: rtlSCOLL GIVES OUT.":; game, 1 hour and 55 minutes, Stanley Ketchel, claim- lie White. : ; . ALL-STA-R v.-.- J ' SELECTIONS Aaahl ant 1907-190- 8 Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iow-a- ABR H POA R Billy Papke 1908 80 days Mike Gibbons. . . Paddy Drlscoll, ; 1908-191- CHICAGO, Dec L Koshlkawa, ;c ...... 4 0 6 o Stanley Ketchel 0 Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Northwestern' captain all-- . - 1911-191- .rmer. and Zenlmura,- s. a, ....4 2 2 l Frank Klaua 3 Ky. Jimmy Dunn. back,' makes follow 1913-191- .'estern half the Ulyahara, 3 b...... 4 0i V o George Chip 4 Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohi- o- : selections: 1914-191- 3 Yusanaga, f . . . .3 0 4 o AL McCoy 7 Johnny Kllhane. That will be appreciated by the Boys : irst Team v Second Team Kozuki, 2 b. , ...... 3 1 1 2 Mike O'Dowd .1917 Camp Upton, Yapahank, L. I. Ben in the Trenches, the -- ; -- ' - . Position 'v-'- K Mlyahara,' 1 ; . .3 1 3 ny Leonard. "; H . - folks - young away school, fnd Nushida,- r. f. . ." . . . .2 2 ;i 1 Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. Battling at friends on the Mainland, and olen, Ohio ; ...... Kline, Illnols MurakamL L U 0 o 0 ECKERSALL'8 BIG TEN Levinsky. v'; ; - the Ones Home. Timely tackle . and thrifty. v alaesaka.VfSv .3 0 l 0 FOOTBALL ELEVENS Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kas. at ! 1 Ilauser,. Minn, ...... Hancock, Wis. Bob McAllister. - ; . guard . . Totals s 2S . S 6 18 First Team Camp Dlx, Wrlghtstown, N. J. Jeff Ixklund, Minn. ...Sclaudennan, Ills. dbripany K hi Boles, Ohio L. E. Smith. - State ; center - . v. - AB R H POA E H, J. Courtney, Ohio State Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash: One Year's Subscription Carhunter, Wis. :, . . .Gorgaa, Chicago Caryen, r. L . '4 1 0 e (captain) ...L. T. Willie Ritchie. , v ' : Vo-- i guard Simmons, p.--a. s.--2 b.. 3 r;i"l "l 1 Ulricb, Northwestern . .L. G. National Guard Camps to the Iligglns, Chicago .....RundQuIst, Ilia. Sweeny, 2 b.-- e. S.....3 0 2 Van Dyne. Ohio State C. Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga Wil 1 ,2s . . .'. - tackle Johnson. 3 b...... 2 0 0 0 2 Higgins, Chicago R G. liam P. Armstrong. : L J. Courtney, O. . . . .Weiman, Mich. MRstead. c. 0 0 5 4 Hansen, Minnesota .. R T. Camp MacArthur, Waco, Texas t : ' ...... 3 . ; end u Plsher, L ...... 3 0 l: 0 i KKelley, Wisconsin .R.E. Packey McFarland. i- - ::tUy, WlaV ...... -.Peabo- dy. a Bias, a.-.-- t ...... 3 0 0 0 flnipson Wisconsin Q. B Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala. . . . Quarter back . Miller, c f...... i 0 0 1 6 illinewood. Northwestern. I- - H R Joe Mandot. HONOLULU L'impson; Wis. .UnderhilL N.'W, Stratmar, 1 b...... 3 0 1 6 1 vrley, Ohio State R.H.B. Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark. : -;." back i I fljiler, Northwestern F.B. Frankie Russell. I larley, O. . ; . . . . Sternaman. Ills. Totals ..26 0 6 16 7 4 y Second Team Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, Okla. v-V- . half back Score by Innings: Klein. Illinois L. E. Ritchie Mitchell. ' iicgwood, K W.. Arston, Minn, Company K 0 0 0 0 0 0 Eelslund. Minnesota L. T. e mm m - ! -- 00 youi full,J)ack ; Asahi ..0 1 0 3 0 1 x 5 GdellU. Illinois L. G. "How do like New York?" ; rcbler. NW. .Buxwell. O. Summary Two base hit, Koruki: Ingwerson, Illinois C. "The , street cars are too crowded Will be the BEST GIFT stolen bases, Zenlmura 2, Msesaka 1; Hithaway, Indiana .R. G. to suit me. They pack 'em like sar- 1 Ir. Holman, the premier of New double plays,' Mlyahara to Koruki to RflndOlps. N. W. ( captain )..R. T. dines In a box. cuth Wales, who1 returned from Eng. K. Mlyahara. Nushida to K. Mlyahara, Flynn, Minnesota .. .R. E. "Your comparison Is poor. Wrhen a you can make 3d Tla America, says that the Unit-- 3 Bias to Sweeny to. Stratmar; bases on Arntson, Minnesota Q. B. box of sardines is full. It is full. The States is miking wonderful efforts halls, off Maeaka 2, off Simmons 0, Lau. Iowa H. B. don't constantly keen ODenine the - Bond, box to pack a few : help with the war, and that she al Bias 2; struck out, by Maesaka 5. Wisconsin... ,.R. H. B. more in.' Kansas Semi-Week- br . City Mailed Daily1 to any address at $8 per year. ly between 700,000 and 800,000 Simmons 0, Bias 5; passed Yoshf-- Charter, Illlinois-..- F. B. JournaL r ball. - cn under training. v"1 - - kawa; umpires, William Dickson and ! in- - Brazilian troops have been concen at $2 per year, Place ; subscriptions now so the Holiday A An aluminum 'alloy has' been W. H. Tilly; time of game 1 hour and puroose issues -- trated for the of exercisinr by an Anstralian that is said 21 minutes. . When Your Eves Need ted Cere . - non- - surveillance over the German colony will reach them. ) te'.ag- hard as steel, to be Try Murine Eve Remedy n 8TAR-8ULLETI- tne N ate of Rio Grande. A tele rroslte and which) can be brated GIVES YOU SMUtUf Jm r Contort, m mu at graphic ' ' :' censorship has been establish- - 1 ' TOOAY'S NEWS soldered, t r TODAY fuiuK stk anuDT co chicag ea m Brazil. f ' - mm 4. 00

HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 191?. NINE

. i TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT GIVEN NEW

IMPETUS; BEER ALCOHOL LIMITED ' III m The il VlH Restriction on Content By abllng the brewing of the same volume the of beer. President Follows Authori- "Further provisions are bein; made to increase the maximum output of Bishop Trust zation By Congress cattle feed from brewing establish- ments. j By C. S. ALBERT "The food bill provides for the pro- In (Spcil Stj BuUttin Corroadenc ) hibition of the use of foodstuffs the production -- distilled spirits for 1 W ASHI.W.TON. i Dec. 1". The ' Co., Ltd. '. fceverape purposes and the use of food- tenjeranc moven-n- t was given an- ne impetus when alcoholic stuffs for the production of distilled other the on .v D was limited to a maxi- drinks was stopped September content of beer There is. however. In the country mum of :'. cent. This approxi- pr to years' supply of a reduction in th1? from two: three i mates one fount' dis- extends whisky, brandy and gin and quantity of sti.nu'.ant and other intoxicant llqrors. Tho food bill provides in beerape. tilled tarried the that these liquors can be comman- The conservation of food also was deered by the government if required sided by lossenin th grain ir.gred-:enf- s for purposes of manufacture of alco- cordial greetings by o p-- r rent. This savei hol for munitions. nearly one-thir- l of the food material "On the other hand, the require 1A used in makirg beer for other and men's for Industrial alcohol in addi- - of-ue- r purpose i And best wishes of the ne last session oi,,jon t0 the norma' output from saw-Conp-e- left the regulation of beer,du8t other waste prcducts is at .:i me riesHieni s nanas. tie nasi present negligible Christmas Optimisms I Yuletide Season i en strcnglv urped to take the ac "Those who wish brewing entire'n-suppresse- tion now indicated. i II should therefore in Hi bear is it- -' The statement piven out bv Mr. mind that if such a course were pur- Business satisf actor7. t. j Hoover follows: sued the country would be placed on Ill: "The president approved the reconv ships enough to supply t all. a whisky basis entirely and the There are our allies with ' to niendatior. cf the food administration amount of alcohol consumed would food J and ammunition. that the ?IcohIic content of ber most probably increase re redu-n- :n nouia tne first :nstancel "The desirability of saving all the And are ships to serve our Hawaii nett to ner rent maximum and that that grain used in brewing from the point there olume ot grain to be used in brew- or view of food conservation is there- '1 ing shall be reduced to an -- amount, fore limited by question in- The war has advanced mechanical development by the social , approximately "0 per cent of tha volved in the exclusive use of a dozen years. amount of gra n formerly used, en- - whisky." I Our country has a good president, who is a God- 'mi 10 000 QUARTS OF R0LPH ISSUES WARNING fearing man. . k BEER, 500 GALLONS TO CANDYMAKING MEN 'A WINE SOLD FORXMAS Our Army and Navy have shown tremendous effic- ' is? A warning to confectionery pro iency basis. Saturday the liquor license office ducers that the Food Administration in bringing themselves to a war was swamped with the applications Is keeping a watchful ey on theii for requisitions for the purchase of purchases of sugar was given recent The Emergency Fleet has begun leaving the "ways." wines, liquors and beer, and when he ly when the following telegram was i day's work was over more than 1500 sent to refiners throughout the coun Uncle Sam is fighting a righteous war. had been Issued. Estimateins try by George M. Rolph: rqoughly this means that in the neigh- "Very important no relaxation re Through the fire and strife and killing and maiming, I borhood of 10,000 quarts of beer, 500 nmvuuuoeti.JM. vu i For Your ucinciica uiaiiutaciurers i Christianity rise triumphant and war willbe at will gallons noo-essenu- of wine and 800 quarts of rooa products. Under- - other liquors were sold. W. H. Hut-to- n, stand confectioners obtaining 50 per abolished from the countries of the earth. A license Inspector, said this morn- cent requirements from refiners and - Christmas Dinner: ing that he believed today would see beet factories and buying additional So let it be. V over 2000 requisitions Issued. Because sugars through Jobbing sources. mm of this rush of business it has been Please notify these manufacturers necessary to engage additional help, 'that in due time investigation will Fresh Ranch and everybody is working at top be made ,and if It is found that they SitiiiuS'iiTi) speed. have bought more than 50 per cent iisn-iuii- !' Eggs iii their normal requirements It might SALE OF K00LAU LOTS be necessary for Food Administration select; X dozen in carton. to cut them off from Large, white, all supplies. It v AND LAKEVIEW OIL STOCK is their patriotic duty to assist by Richard H. Trent, Pres. 1. Perdos.65o reducing their output to 50 per cent Chas. G. Heiser, Jr., Treas. ' Irwin H. Beadle, Sec'y. Auctioneer E. L. Schwarzberg of J. of normal. Please circularize job-ber- s P. Morgan Company on Saturday sold requesting them not to sell man- Apples Rice 14 kuleana interests in the Koolau dis- ufacturers who usually buy direct trict for H. M. von Holt, administrator from refiners or beet factories, thus Newtown Pippin Hawaiian, per 1Mb. bag of the estate of oMhole Moanauli, the assisting Administration policy, and aggregate result being $571 from va- circularize manufacturers notifying Per box, $L75 $7.25 rious buyers. them of position of Administration on At the same time 1624 shares of this subject." Lakeview No. 2 Oil Co., sold for Wil- liam Henry, trustee of the bankrupt RUMANIA WILL NEVER no, VERIBEST estate of A. P. McDonald, went to MAKE SEPARATE PEACg Frank Boyer at. 26 cents a share. The of. A PACIFIC ""PORT. A messag Ru- UNFILLED ORDERS. last were S,897JU) tons, according Los Angeles quotation on the stock American Red Cross mission to 8TEEL from King Ferdinand of Rumania g to the 'Tnofltnly recently Butter rajisea.from 35 to 50 cents. mania which landed at a Pacific port statement ' his country would never 13.Un-fille- d 1 112,-66- 5 lbs; any one ' make recently, according to a statement by NEW YORK. December Issued. This is a decrease of 9 in 14b. Cartons; no less than to custo a 'separate peace is being carried io Lieut Frank Conner, Interpreter for orders of the United States HUMBURG COMING TO President Wilson by tons, compared with the orders xner; per lb. 55c. members of the' the mission. Steel Corporation on November 30 on October 31. DIRECT HACKFELD AFFAIRS '. '';', fit: John F. Humburg, one of V b r.:.jf California the three Potatoes rice presidents of Hackfeld & Co., is reported to be on his way to Honolulu Onions Per lba.lb. 2ag, $3.00 to straighten out the affairs of the company resigna- lOP-lbs-., as the result of the Per $175 tion of the present manager, J. F. C. Hagens, and the self confessed inpli-catio- n - mm of Georg Rodiek in the Hindu Ant' conspiracy case. (saht Feed Go Ltd All of these men mentioned have i,- - . ... ornia been the active executive heads ol . Phone 4121 Alakea and Queen Sts, the company for some years. Th president of the company is Mr. Hack- .If feld, a resident of Germany. in,

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. m Heased fr6m sonj louston, Texas 1 , A. TODD, until of Honolulu, has ooms in the Davis iane up tne pra here Dec 15. Port ST4 aw .,.. enger. atttVMrwt'3VAAJtr .'

ELEN LEE, a gradu idt, Cal., normal s Oh, I'm the man that carves the tuby Horne of ,San .f arrive here on" an 'turk,' enter the employ of of public instruction This bird all brown and crispy 1

Hold your appetites steady, y vans, who until a fe Have your knives and forks ready, aa an employe of the me ..trol, where he has been fc ( of years, choice part-sp- eak has enlisted in th And name your 'eld Artlllerv. Refnr nmn V up briskly." all he was a member of the na- - ,i guara of California.

""IT . T.TTT. . - yjLuwjurj n. Aiuuiv. for several rears nnoiype operator for The Colt .; f ier, who ior uie past few months has oeen worsing as operator in Honolulu, Ve wish our patrons returned to Oxnard last night to take and all people of Honolulu up his former job. Mr. Moon reports a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. a very pleasant ocean voyage to San Francisco, and says that Hawaii is as beautiful as eTer. Oxnard, Cal, Cour- ISA 9 ier. 3 yfTV Th MRS. G. E. HARVEY DIES n Tv Following an 1 illness of over a year, s mmm melfropoMtasi Mrs. Georgiana E. Harvey, widow', r.t r y Meat Market died Sunday afternoon at the Leahi pi Lome. ',.-'- Funeral services will be ' held wis afternoon in H. H. Williams' utv rt Schaffner &fMaa,piqtfii deflating parlors, the interment t Phone 3-4-4- -5 be in Nuuaau cemetery. Mra. Harvey was born in Conmrrf New Hampshire, July 25. 1833. Sh f.' survived by a son, Fred G. Harvey, of this city, and several brether and sisters on the mainland. She had Hvm! la Honolulu 10 years .,: - ;;

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HONOLULU STAK-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, DECKMBKK 24, 1917 California. - field artillery; Ttm , TToa, aeem to prefer a. lady aieno? TVell., ah never fcivta look for a Mcl5oweU, y; pencil or an eraser or a pen. Keeps O'Dowell. at Fort field rapher." " COLONEL liEES IS John Costs, Fort Shatter, 3rd - all that st - aer Jtalr "Lonitville Engineers. ' -w- -hyr Courler-Journa- L 3 S MAW SENT TO STATES

Orners raiting Co!. Thomas II. Kee 4 'DO YOUR i UNLUCKY ONES YOUNG ENGINEER BESr departitPnt ensinec-- r and comn-a'idn- r.-- i to uuty iti c efficer of te I.ninccr?, the mainlanfj rr" rce:AeJ tuday by, cable at army 1 ci'niariers. AT R. 0. T. C. MAY TO CAMP MEADEi NOT 'Bir SHOUL Colonel Rec: ha.-- leen :n ( ommand' here on'y a te- - months. been? etatioacd rormerl in t!ie I'hilippinea; and coming here after a Irief wsit to the YET SEE SERVICE BE WAR SLOGAN state. . Four enlisted men of the I'.rd Kngi-- Campbell, young Hono-- Joyce nt-er- Hawaiian df part;r.ei:. hava' will soon be on his 1:1 lulu engineer, reen ordemi o the mainland Tor duty ; you Merry Christmas tin-charg- , We wish a were way to Camp. II cade, Maryland, fly Amocu'M FrtiO .t Vircjnia. wit; KnSi-- Indication that men who FRANCISCO, Dee. Camp the i having ehlisted here and been SAN Cal.. They are Mast--- t from the reserve orp train- British war slogan ' Do your neers' Training anii. the merriest you've ever known. ing camp Scbofeld Barrack inav assigned to that large training That the Engineer, ijii.i.ff grade Juhn D. at Campbell a and jblt," is inadequate and inappropriate still Bee active service for .he govern- otmn. is Texan .McKay; Cj. .(! in c. Crouder, C. been employed by the Lord- - ment, even though they were not con- has 1; Sst- - Wiiijm K. :vcr;cn. Co. i Engineering Co. for the up effort on the part of many of the And we thank you for so gen- sidered physically or liv- Ycunz o o. C. i past 16 months. In common with leople is the growing conviction ing enough mlfltary knowledge to tela with the Federal erously remembering this store in re- other eginneers on Oahn whose those connected here commissions, la given in mail Just Food Administration for California. JUDGE SAYS THOSE WHO ceived from the mainland. services are especially needed by implies J : shopping. Cncle Sam, he has volunteered In England to do one's "bit" BOOZE TO h,lK i.-- your Thla states that the war department carrying through of an undertak- SELL com- to do his part. the at Washington has called for ' accomplishment. In the UNIFORM Afl E TRAITORS r - ing to its plete list of all men discharged thu United and on Pacific Cols; ad- 4s. States the from camps with their present particular the general conception WACO. Tex In sn address from purpose in dresses for the of usm; thcra of a bit In a relatively small thins. It the bench at the opening of the L'nitei to command patrol squads from tl HILO BOY MAKING a apvlied to 12 cents. Court in Waco. JuJRe pt&rd is term States Distrift new national militia which Is to "A 'bit' conveys the idea of a Final! Ouval West btrougly condemned these' men of IN soi-dier- i f ports and railroads in place or GOOD SERVICE piece or a morsel and probably has a who bell intoxicating liquors to am-- . the National Guard or the wrong psychological effect on the dcclarins that such conduct ii ; At army headquarters It was stated (SpcUl people," said Ralph P. Merrift. Fed- both disloyal and traitorous. In the Manufacturers9 today that Information as to the trtM HILO, Dec. 21. William Vannatta, eral food administrator for California. course of his aaaress to me jui had not reached there, but as the all superintendent of waterworks, has re- "The millionaire who buys, a f e v Judse West paid: on son, C. W c .was Issued In Washington Deceit ceived a letter from his thousand dollars' worth of Liberty "Hc-aus- of hf jireat number of ber l it Is quite possible that the better known as "Bunna," who is now Bonds has done his 'bit.' but certainlv complaints and arrests beins made for 'mall advices which would bring news in an aviation camp at San Antonio, he has failed by a lojg margin o." violation of tiic recent act of con- lia-r'wal- l. Shoe Store of It have not bad time to reach Tex. doing his best. gress prohibiting ;be sale of liquor to A - -' , to say while world's greatest crisis, army, It " Bunna" writes that "If this, the officers and ?oldiers of the f There were about 25 men disharg he has not as yet taken the physical does not call for the best efforts of seems nroper - to make 'some public ro. - -- .:bte-iv'- v ?d from Schofleld who would prob test for the avatlon coYps. he is at- the American people then certainly statement that will serve to give the . .. syestem ii ably be all needed if the : will come a time when it of serious-- j - tached to It a sergeant and has a there never people a realizing sense the adopted here. squad of men under him. His train- can be demanded of them. To do one's ness of this offense. Tt ?ecms gen- may mean anything or relativeiy a minor, he ing In the national guard In Hilo stood bit erally to be considered 33 . - Hawaiian will play thla band nothing.. It gives the people "no trifling mattr that is of no special sig- band-stan- d good steaa. He hopes to take evening for one hour at the him in. is expected of them. in grounds the the physical test In the near fnture and measure of what nificance or mojnent." the Palace after The nation is calling for the best ef- Christmas Eve exercises are over,. to come through It in good shape. :" forts of its citizens. Every man or ' HILO INSTRUCTED ON 7 woman, if honest with themselves, knows whether or not they are doing HANDLING DRAFT WORK their best. "It would be well for the American (SpcU! Stu-Bollcu- n Cormsondt&c) people to forget about their 'bit and HilXJ, Hawaii, Dee. W. II. do their best." Smith, chairman of the local draft board, received a wireless yesterday-mornin- g Extraordinaiy; Paintings arid. Drawings j from Captain Francis J. SKILLED NEGRO WORKERS Creen, who is in charge of the ter- WANTED IN ENGINEERS ritorial draft, to tue effect that Cap- - tain Green intends to call into tbe ser-- : E. W. CHRISTMAS, R. B. A. . Civilian negroes in Hawaii skilled vice on January 7 next all the regis--' as workmen trained as foremen, trara who were sworn in on July 21 Thursday and Friday. December 27th and 28th, commencing duty.' gang leaders or overseers, are wanted last for that i m iw at 3 :30 P; M. cachnday. to enlist in the, 317th Engineers (col- Captain Green also wirelessed that ir "the; Exhibition Hall above the officer Castle & Cooke, ored) and may apply at the local of- he is writing to each chief registrat fice of the district engineer In the Mc-&ndle- ss throughout the islands and informing - ' r:'-..Vr;M-- . Fort Street- .' :. v. building. Attention Is called them of the action that has been taka to the rule against al- by him, acting under authority from - . MR. E. W. CHRISTMAS, who is shortly leaving for the fact thatvthe 3C y; Eat, lowing the enllsNng of drafted tue president. v rather, than take the great risk in transit and the prohibitive sons is suspended fk this case. The Instructions to the effect that tin

Bays part: , questions,, which has been 3C - j. freight charges now imposed, ha notice in list of pr? "District engineers are requested to pared is not to be mailed to the res DC 3C AUCTION; exist- - FRAMED pictures AT therefore; tinder the lend their assistance inhe matter of istrants until the envelopes to carrj 3C 3C 3C ' procuring colored men- - Vhb.. will be from Coast are given. ing; circumstances, this mil give the art lover and admirers of same arrive the DC suitable as noncommissioned officers The classification period is to begin DC procuring example of DC . wvtM of an for this work in so far as it. wiJ. not on January '4. JL ; with nroper performHle, , high merit sucli as nevprl)efore has been ofTered to the public Interfere the If of-wor- k in their districts, and f'lar j c MY nlAVY'"Y" ftlVP9 they communicate direct with ttotf1""1 1 "..LV ilVL.?. V; CHANCE OF A LIFETIME commanding officer of the; 317th Engl I? SHOW FORJr SOLDIERS ABSOLUTELY A neers, giving the names 'ofrany-me- v..' whomthey may avail- : ;t t:31R. CHRISTMAS has for Vears; exhibited at the Royal hare that are Much merriment and entertainment able for assignment to this regiment, vyas gained by a large number of sol- - Academy, Royal Society' of: BritishXAttist, Royal Institute, etther by transfer from .the. or dlfers shovt : draft who attended tne amateur - Royal Scottish Academy, Paris, Venice, etc.,: arid Medalist at voluntary enlistment.? v. - ottthe Army and Mavy Y. M. C. A. last San Francisco. "Good Wine Needs No Bush" Safirday nighL the World's Fair, CAPT. SMITH RECEIVES The lull program, which is only ouc lus genius is known half; the world oyer arid no better than oi the paany tnat wi oe given eaca J COMMISSION IN NAVY iLlurday evening at the Army ant Nif the.islanclk V.: : ..v"--- ) .4 11 ' .;,ori Pi wy i, was as iuuuws; .; ''yyWE are instructed to offer these paintings at auction Thurs--. SAN FRANCISCO. apC .Haldor j Raines and Robinson, blackfac? Smith, Sah Francisco mariner -- whose : day and Friday, Dccembcr27th and --Sth commencing at 3:30 c sedians; Roland and Burke, dutcii adventures in the South Seas resulted a; k straight; Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, jv"m each day; in the wreck of the German: raider, p ular sonss; Jack Smyrle, blackface : 1 rK Seeadler, received u H FISHER & CO., has commission c Median; Johansen and Stone, tuta-- b : J. as .lieutenant in the naval reserve and ;y v Auctioneers. ig act, and Ernest Cottrell, songs Automobile 1 Repairman takes this f t t . ordered iLto active service at an At- tbe navy. The -- i lantic coast point. - t etc., will on each and He received his , lie cast ' , 'ii The paintings,: be, exhibition day commission for the sketch. "School recently and will leave for follows: Maggie Pinkln, Mrs. opportunity of extending to his many evening prior to his post once. ; - v V taleUjh at ':.:. 3 es A. Phillips; teacher, Sgt. P. fenzalel; Frltx, Harry C. Roland; j ffy Ruffles, Miss Jda James; Percy, SgSy- - Burjce; Dolly Dimples. Miss Kath erinJBurke, and Zeky, Sgt. Frier. mm ADT OF'ITH Tn RPnrilUiF nil I sJUi"" ww w hi b x ARNSER VICE ADVISOR!

V.'ASHIM; 3t :AaArt Smith, welt known rpcenfco aviator, prob- Mli a Saf ably will If the.GarV with the avia- tion servi j,J". "ntial and ad visory caj rl 'ngton. Sen- ator Phelat "fife of thith to MaJ,

held a lot: 't; thW'Htv- ' She f the Sat Francisco;.' wha has ju special serv u r Greetings' The i .T11 recently ahas bea , -- - .:-.t- , reg- V . , i...... ';?;:,:; .v23 leased an the EV-- ular aJV V 3 tlock, in registeret. versor i l"e f: Practise oi

- :.. . ; ...... Hnlr JLIL .Far Military, Civic, and Commercial

It's patriotic and good business. ' p.Us: golden threads, is the wish of j T tMp Y. M. C. A. now for SlQi,

Arith gymnasium and athletic privileges now $10 per year i . W 31st, full membership will be $12.00 111 Regular Membership, $5.00. in this week and save the $2.00 Get your ktnanie - - v

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QUARTERMASTER

TRUCK DRIVERS I S

RESENT ARTICLE! The Regal Shoe I Store wishes all a Track drivers from the Quartermas- of real, ter corps at Schofield Barracks have Christmas of Star-Boil- e called the attention the old-fashion- tin to an article printed last eek u ed joy. a morning paper whim stated that most ot the motor trucks at the bU try Hh Field Artil- iS' pt are owned the XT lery. As a matter of,fact. say the quar ternsaster drr . most of the trucks are owned by the quartermaster's de partment, and the Teal work at Schofield is done by them, Oiten, they aay, they are compelled to help the th field Artillery out of the diteh. these "not being expert chauffeurs or skilled drivers." to all As to the hauling of lumber and supplies and doing the heavy work at the post, this is up to the quarter-maste- r trucks. All baggage of officers Hi an earnest is 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 wish for a story giving the 9fh Field Artiller.- - praise for this work is not entirely fair.. Merry "We don't have time tor 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 m. . Christmas we are moving all the time, except ismm. mm when we stop for a moment to puli MftjnOT nine or ten artillery trucks out of the ditch. As occurred during a recent rainy spell at Schofield. ' 8 PERSONALITIES 1 I I W. II erCo. DR. C. I STOW, well known Hilc unman physician, is a Honolulu visitor. ?sL nr.w i LIMITED. J. X. S. WILLIAMS arrived on the Platinummths and Jewelers Mauna Kea Saturday from Hiio. In havaii since its? R. T. MOSES, the Hilo automobile man, was a visitor in Honolulu Jasi week. JOHN HIND was among the arriv- als from Hawaii on the Mauna Kea Saturday.

MR. AXD MRS. ANGUS McPHEE and Miss Inez McPhee are Honolulu visitors from Maui. E. J. LORD, the contractor, has re turned from a business trip to the In land of Hawaii.

JUDGE LYLE A. DICKEY of Kauai is in town to spend the Christmas and New Year holidays. In the beauty of the lilies SPEAKER H. L. HOLSTE1N of Ko hala, Hawaii, has left to spend (he Christ was born across the sea Big i holidays on his farm on the Island. MISS BERTHA LLOYD, formerly of With a glory in his bosom that Los - Angeles, has been appointed a secretary; Lul exporters teaeher at the Lihue, Kauai, public ' an&uat meetifis of the See Lee Young, English lers, and blenders of flours transfigurespji.and me.. At th Hoo, Chinese secretary, and I with European countries Is school. Oai Doo Society held December 11. Chock henceforth Lum Fat, treasurer. prohibited. The business will nowbe A A A ih tOHomlnf otflcera were elected lo ' c Ko ic tr mrtlo' monrin1 Sal, handled only by the food adminlstra- - W. H. HUSSMAN, passenger super- terre for the ensuing year; Chins i Co., vice-presiden- minion., intendent of the Hilo R. ft. was ; t; Aft direct trading by American aresldeatrHee Kon8 f' r an arrival on the Mauna Kea Satur- day. let us die to rnake men free. ' I 1 '.o t-- .... , T f DR. A. R. ROW AT, former Hono- Battle Hymn; lulu veterinary, now located on Ha- waii, is making a Christmas visit to V ' his family.. i-- v " ' i MRS. KATE LOXO has been ap- pointed by the department of public instruction as a teacher at the Wai JU 11 W JS.J.M TT Jt 4 A W W bX Ay, W I pthu, Oahu, public school. U11U11 VVflJJUf

JUDGE WILLIAM L. WHITNEY returned from a visit to Kauai Satur day and expects to remain until afU. the holidays. THORNTON HARDY, for two years clerk in the public works department and former Honolulu newspaperman, left Saturday for Hilo to become eft tor of the Hilo Daily Tribunje.

ROBERT S. THURSTON of the Ha- waiian Sugar Planters' Association': THE SIGN OF experiment station, who recently went en a business trip to the Garden Is. and, returned Saturday. MRS. S. A. RANSOM, wife of th head of the American health service la Shanghai, is a visitor in the city. She will rejoin her husband, who has ju: been released fr6m some special serv Ice at Houston. Texas. DR.' H. A. TODD, until recently s resident of Honolulu, has leased a suite of rooms in the Davis block, in- tending to take up the practise of medicine here Dec 15. Portervillc, CaL, Messenger.

MISS HELEN LEE, a graduate of the Humboldt, CaL, normal school, and Miss Ruby Home of an Fran- cisco, will arrive here on an early steamer to enter the employ - of the department of public instruction as teachers. n HARRY EVANS, who until a few days ago was an employe of the mer- chants' patrol, where he has been for a timber of years, has enlisted in the Ninth Field Artillery. Before coming i A - to Hawaii he, was a member of the na- tional guard of California. May your Christmas be all CLAUDE E. MOON, for several years operator Cour-- 1 sis i' linotype for The ier, who for the past few months has f3U been working as operator in Honolulu, f you have pictured it, is the returned to Oxnard last night to take up his former job. Mr. Moon reports a very pleasant ocean voyage to San Francisco, and says that Hawaii is as wish of the beautiful as ever. Oxnard, CaL, Cour- ier. MRS. G. E. HARVEY DIES

Following an illness of over a --year, Mrs. Georgians E. Harvey, widow, died Sunday afternoon at the Leahl Lome. Funeral services will be held this afternoon in H. H. Williams' un- i dertaking parlors, the interment te . fMmlSSa be in Kuuanu cemetery. ill HoEphlu Photo.Sppply Mrs. Harvey was born In Concord, New Hampshire, July 25, ZZ. She is survived by a son, Fred G. Harvey, f CL this city, and, several brothers-- and v . sisters on the mainland. JShe bad.lived ; in Honolulu 10 jeart :.'. 5 , 0

HONOLULU STAK-BPLLETI- N, MOM7A Y. DrJCGMBKK l, lair FORMER NIGHT CLFJUt AT ROYAL !HRS. FtlATSON GETS' 711 -- kM HAWAIIAN RECALLS OLD SCENES MOST OF ESTATE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15 .Mrs. San Francisco, raconteur, wit and ton Wil- . H. Lilie li. Matson. widow of l aptain Manager George Fassett, vivant, who was loved by eTerybod .5"" ".' liam Matson. late head of the Matsoa Who Sleeps in Nuuanu, "At that time there was quite a col- yesterday was living Steam Navigation Co., ony of literary men and artists a family allowance of Paid High Tribute among being Rob- awarded In Honolulu, them a month pending the settlement of ert Taver or-cere- d ' Honolulu Louis Stevenson and Jules etstate. The allowance was Those good old days" in (who all the big volcano the are recalled viridly for kamaalnas In nler panted by Judge Granam after Alex pictures). Fassett was well known to Morrison, attorney for th an interesting description of George his ander man them and tKey all' loved hira for estate, had stated" thai the income H. Fassett, famous Western hotel good nature; toe also manager of Royal liberality and from the estate la "core than JllMhn and at one time the enjoyed the personal friendship or Hawaiian hotel, written by Dan J. monthly." David Kalakaua. a former king of the to probat9 Lyons in Western Hotel Report- m The will was admitted The Islands, who. when Fassett died, gav-hi- Lyons manager of the Atasca-dero- . and letters testamentary were granted er. is a royal funeral. The king's guan Cal.. Inn. Mrs. Matson and Morrison. While the was the guard of honor and the royal appraised, it was Extracts from Mr. Lyons' article estate has not been kahilis were ordered, out. which wa3 said by Morrison that it is worth in tell of the days when monarchy held a rare compliment to the dead hotel kway in these islands. Its author was excess of $2,000,000. m keeper. awarding of three-quarter- s of 8 night clerk at the Royal Hawaiian The "Joe TK.Ien was suffocated by fire the e3tate monthly income to Mrs. Manager S .. for a time under Fassett: occurring in one of the hotel cottage.?, said, Uie r. , v George years ago was Matson Indicates, it is that Fassett being rescued by Col. Sam l'arker, effected between the heiri clerk at the Uelevan hotel at car- settlement chief who. being a big man. was able to f Captain Matson was on a basis oi Albany, New York.' and was a close arms, he ry him out In his but onb 5 per cent to Mrs. Matson and hz'. and twmpanlon of Grover a friend lived a few days. He also had verr daughter, .Mrs. Lurline li. Roth, anc Cleveland often s went with the by and large funeral, being esteemed the 25 per cent to the fivo former president of many of' his fish the remaining entire populace. Fassett and Tilden children by Captain ilatson's firs; Ing excursions. both sleep in pretty little Nuuanu the marriage. a? W . . i . 40 many "He came to San Francisco Just cemetery, and I wonder how of In lus will Captain Matson left years ago as chief clerk of the Bald the visiting hotel men that make th- - by his un $2'.000 each to five children win hotel, which at that time was winter pilgrimage to Honolulu have first marriage: Mrs. Ida Bernard, dor the management of the late John ever wandered up that way when Short street; Mrs. Emily Forrest, s5j St' A. Rice, a hotel keeper of national bound for the Pall. The old gardener street, Oakland; Arthur Matson, by In ,ui fame. Rice amassed a fortune will tell them about the, two hotel 61st street, Oakland; Theodore (on tips men) lo7 vesting in the stock market haoles (white who came'to the Matson, 66 Short street, and Walter J. furnished by Lucky Ua'.dvln) and Islands loug years ago and sleep side Matson, Hillsborough. house, which was by side, one famous Cordon Bleu leased the Tremont the a One-hal- f of the estate was bequeath- took Fassett only friends): opened about 1880. and (but to entertain his ed to Mrs. Matson and the remainder with him ai chief clerk. Mr. Baldwin the other a fearless firefighter who, 'a was to go to Mrs. Roth. went to Chicago and coaxed Fassett addition to his duties as manager of bock to the coast by offering him the the old hotel, was also a foreman of management of tbe'Baldwin hotel, and Volunteer Fire Company No. T and MONEY ARRIVES FOR be proved to be a magnet for the ho- always ran" with "the old machine" in HAWAII GUARDSMEN tel, attracting many of the high-clas- s spite of hl3 extreme weight (Fassett turfmen and theatrical celebrities to was.a very heavy man when he died). S'.ir-BuHetl- n Corrtrondenc ) by of his won gave me my (Special J2. the hotel the charm "Fassett first chance H1LO, Hawaii, Dec. 21. Capt J.'S. derful mastery of men. to stand behind, a hotel counter, ap- Rlckard of Company 13, 2nd Regiment. was a man who would not pointing' ffle key But he clerk at the Baldwin National Guard ct Hawaii, has re- stand interference In the management In 1881. and afterwards as night clerk Washington a sum ot hotel, day he re- Royal ceived from ie patriots of the and ose at the Hawaiian hotel In 1884, money exceeding two thousand dollars We wish bur friends and patrons and all other of Hawaii signed and went to Honolulu, where and 1 revere, the man for his many g which is intended for paying the management of tho now-livin- and he accepted the fine qualities. James B. Marvin, was orig- Royal was the men of the company, which Hawaiian hotel and In Satf Francisco, can substan- Company F, the manager eyer at the I say inally known as for Happiness and Tospenty most successful tiate what about him and Is one period ending December 31, 1916. The head of that famous . hostelry. His as- of the few men living who was con- was celebrated money came by drafts and is now sociate at the hotel the nected with the Baldwin In those who are entitled Club " " available for those Christnas portion. Joe Tilden of the Bohemian ol years." . as their .."' A to it. Captain Rickard announces that IS KILLED WHEN HE those men who have a claim on the

BOOZE LICENSES M upon FALLS-FRD- HORSE money should call him for the cash. Maiy of the members of the company scattered throughout f8peif BUr-Bunt- CmnoUMN) , have the county and they cannot be found ,HILO, Dec. By ah accident on pay the plains of Waimea Wednesday aft at the present time. The will well-know- prove to be a welcome surprise to thr ernoon, George Llndsayv a n Parker Tanch employe, was killed His men who have waited a long time foi their money. body , was' found by searchers who H1LO, Dec.' 21. When the llcenst From Captain Rlckard it is learned commissioners met yesterday the ap- vent out When the hors'eof the ranch- man discovered wandering about that 42 men responded to' tha call to plications of three Japanese for res- nllst before the date set, December taurant licenses were turned down on without a ride. When found, the body was frac- 15,. for the closing of the doors to iccount'of the liQUor privileges which cold, the skull was Chat tured. voluntary enlistment, and this is ' were asked for.v The. three all wanted considered to be very satisfactory. .'-t- o start op eating hotr'ss where Jbooxe t Lindsay, who was a. noted horse- n uld Ms sold with meals. This prop-cslUa- man and who was famous as a breaker DROPPING THE GERMAN. did not meet, with the approval cf raw colts, went off as -- usual on .of the board. ! if-';A- - Wednesday, . moraine on . horseback. -- The Superior Court of New York application the Hawaii .Wine Nothing jnorc was seen him e - -- The .of ef until has granted permission to the German-- names, both companies being Ameri German-Allianc- to American AWames- mors than mere service said tht : Co.: for a transfer or the wholesale Lis dead : body , was found out in the . American Insurance Company of can. been grantea i liance Insurance Company of New! , head of Plunkville's telephone systenr liquor license of thee Seirao- - .Liquor center the plains oo (he Permission has f ranch. The k. New York and the German Alliance to change the name of the German-iYor- as soon as legal requirements! The telephone service in Plunkvffle "We Ilka to keep 'em happy by flvinf , by , ' Co. to It was also turned 'down the licrse tad wandered for some dis- Insurance Company to havA comnlled with, both nnmM verv alow " ' em something to grumble at," Ka :newy ; eliminate the American to Great American Insur ben board. The conrpaay'Txad been tance and it was that fact that made corporate panies will operate under their ne "well, we aim to give our people sas City Journal. : formed to do a' wholesale liquor bus- the searc party start, out - word "German" from their ar.ee Company 6f New York, and the iness and It wished to acquire the li- It that' Lindsay was cense of the older company. JLhrown from his 1 horse Tn some man- ' Inspector Harry Orerend made an ner and that! he then was almost In- application for 'a telephone to be In- stantly killed of else that the animal stalled in hU residence as he, has had kicked him on the head after he riot of telephoning; to-d- o and has. had had; fallen from it. - A; verdict of ac- . high tolls to pay In many, instances. cidental death was. - . The board decided- to grant the . boon so the" inspector will In future havt - FAIRMONT HOTEL' TAKEN not to pay anything- out of his own A-- '.- pOCkCL' -- :: 7 i ; ; OVER BY D. MJ LINNARD MAN ? ' D. IV, Ljnnard, i FRISCO HEAD well known In Ho V O FFflFRA! TFI PRRAPH nolula, has taken charge of the Fair- mont Hotel In San Francisco which COMPANY, IS REPORT has beenf sdd?d ,to - the California ' ' - unam Known as the Big Five. ; . The .' - ; v SAN, FRANCISCO, Dec 12-- Dr. Chain includes the ; Fairmont V and - V ! --AVathlngtoa Dodge, vice president ol Palace of San- Francisco , and . the London-Pari- s Maryland, . tie "Anglo and National Huntington and Green ol " - I - " ''I Bank, - has admitted that he , will ac- Pasadena. . ... tew:; it As v cept the . presidency ojf the Federal lit. Linnard will be - in direct '. - " . Telegraph- Company; which Is the charge of the Fairmont and 'his 'ac r. operating ' company- - lot theyPoulscu quaintance, with many Honolulu peo Wireless CilormUoiL-- :-;:v::-. ple u bound to bring him custom ; : ; ao--; : - '1 ; This announcement may be . from these islands. . The ' Fairmont cepted as marking the consumxnatioa has ' a magnificent location , on Nob .V.V.V- - - ' - - iv v; of a xleal by which strong- financial Hill and , overlooks i the. city. r - wV backing la assured to ; the Federal WW , ! : ,TeIegraph Companvand , the' holding 9 I . A ... concern, Poulsen W'lreless Corpora- - ' t Hon, hero and , li the .East, and Jt was said last night that the con-- i tf... - etrnction or wireless stations win v. begin imntedlately, through . whicli VeVV efficient business communication will i t I i' AW.Vts. v y be' established with , SQuth America ';'-: ' ; ana' Europe.'.' - v vv'"v : .,. i ; It. has been, ascertained also that during the last few weeks the Pout "7 v - ".""I sen Company! has secured, for the - . manufacturing "end of its business, " - ;i ' large ' Government ' contracts, bottt - v ! " iriU the United States and Euronea ..w.v ' rowers. ';.-';- A- r.: .' . ' : . . M . V l A .party for .'enlisted men i to be () ffl. '. ,. : given at the Outrigger club under the - chaperonage of-th- e Women's Auxiliary on Friday evening, ijecember. 28. .. ''I V . 1 mm 'dr a oappy beason 1:

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XX THE CIRCUIT COURT. THIRD In Circuit. Territory of Hawaii In Pro- F DOUBLEDAY, Uncle Sam Spoils MAYOR STANDS Island Headquarters San Francisco tilasonic Temple bate At Chambers. J. A In the Matter of the Estate of Frank Plans For Wedding Visitors who have otbeen HOTEL STEWART1 rxamlned must be tn thesfV G. Pedra. deceased. NOTED P0BLISHER Rates from a day seven-flftee- n PATOHHAM by S(mI M Sl50 Temple At Eleventh Hour t 4 Cwrt Sfwt-3- Imi g$0 CaaMcflaf taflwwas Order of Notice of Petition for Allow.-- a Mo FwmM fruitful MV: SwMtm TSc I Oa Cmtt S, few step tram VSmkam 9--. tokiatfc - Loach 60c I TibMmkailCwIiHanrltelWiM. Weekly Calendar nee of Accounts, Determining Trust - HONOLULU Japanese Bridegroom-to-B- e is CaitcdSotMlpumcrSl: Su4iy S1.2J r1- - fir rti nS I1- rwknt ilwim and Distributing the Estate. VISITS FOR PARK SUPT. C,KC ' . C. M. Sent Back Home While !, "TtIU i. CM. 4 lOt. IMfMIIT,ra MONDAY-TUESD- AY On Reading and Filing thr Petition Guests Walt and Accounts of John G. pedra. Ad- parks su- U. "The appointment of the ministrator of the estate of K. O Partner of S. Ambassador Uncle Sam foiled the plans of perintendent will take place Friday Hats for Fall WEDNESOAY deceased, Kau. de- V Pedra. of Naalehu. Page Going to Orient on Cupid Saturday night, through the i.ight at the meeting of the loard. DEL Island and County of Hawaii, wherein '.MITE ADORABLE THURSDAY Red Mission intervention of immigration agents, clared Mayor Joseph J. Fern this petitioner asks to be allowed S372.&7 Cross and the prospective bridegroom morning. 03 new designs moderate prices. Honolulu Lodge No. an1 and charged with' J2000 00, and askRj was sent on his ay to Japan, A. K. ' ho BRAND a RcC Will you reappoint Vierra? MISS Ixxlce Le Progres No. 3,1. mat tne same be examined and ap- - On his way to the Orient on while the bride was left "waiting" POWER Boston Bldg. F. N Douoleday, whosa as asked. joint installation of office. Cros mission. uninformed of the fate that befell appoint A. K. V;erra un- parner is American sin "i will not 7; 30 p. m. of distribution of the remaining prop- busins? the her husband-to-be- . any John Markham's PureCranherrySauce erty to Britain. Arthur W der condition. fo the persons thereto entitled bassador Grat Adopting of the American cus- and 1 will Doubleday A name is still on the table and discharging petitioner and sure- Pare of the firm cf tom of sending out wedding invi- may now be enjoyed at all POULTRY PRODUCE FRIDAY-SATUR- DAY put it before the board for confirma- Page, big publishing house at Gat Ichi-rok- u ties from all further responsibility the tations led to the tragedy. tion. The mayor has the power ot seisons of the year. MEATS : den City. Long Island, arrived in Ho herein Sata. the prospective bride- appointment and not the board of su- In- nolulu Sunday from the mainland and Hawaiian Ixxige No. 21. It is ordered, that Wodnepday, the groom, escaped from immigration pervisors, and 1 will not reappoint GONSALVES & CO., LTD. Territorial Marketing Div'n. 7: SO 6th day 1918." ill stav over in the city for a few years ago stallation of officers. of February. A. D. at 10 detention two after he Vierra. Maur.akea nr. Queen Phone 1140 days. He is accompanied by Mrs be-cau- m. o'clock a. m., before the Judge pre- had been ordered deported down the Distributors for Hawaii p. Oonbleday, is also an acme Amer "And if the board turns siding at Chambers of said Court at who he was the victim of a of MarkhamT" mayor lean Red Cross Society member appointment the hjs Court Room in Kailua. North loathsome disease. was asked. Kona, Hawaii, be and the same hereby "I used to be a publisher, but no Until Saturday no trace of him "Then there is tne other candidate M1I-feI.1Sf?- is appointed the time and place for I'm a Hcd Crosser," smiled Mr. Dou could be discovered and then Valentine S. Holt." he replied, and ! bleday, who in appearance is a wei. WEST1NGHOUSE hearing said Petit'on and Accounts, there fell into the hand? of an when questioned what he would do if RY and all persons may built man past the 50-yea- r mark. A immigration inspector an invita- MXd that Interested the hoard turned down Mr. Holt, he formerly LmP -- vs money. then and there appear and show slightly gray mustache helps to con tion to attend Sata's wedding at MaeGrtgor a Blatt remained silent. The cause, if any they have, why the same ceal the smile that ever hirks in th Kwa that same evening. A hur- meeting Friday night the j Hawaiian EctHc Co. Ltd. twinkling At the :2rZcn'sV: pre- of his and his ried trip was Kwa t fhould not be granted, s.id may corner mouth made to and board will also decide when to meet MMHHBMBMMBMMMMHHtMaHHaMaH HHMMMaBMBaMSaVMMHBlMMBSWBMBSSBai sent evidence as to who are entitled eyes betrav the happiness that is hu the man apprehended At 5 o'clock again to finish up the work of making to the eaid property. And that notice s being wrapt up in Red Ctoks work that evening he was aboard a up 1918 budget. Little progress charge Red the of this order, be published in the for he has the sole of the steamer bound for Japan. He on the budget was made at the special FALL STYLES Star-Bulleti- yeechan&co. Honolulu a newspaper Cross magasine. begged for leniency, declaring that meeting Sunday of the board held "-"-.i- -wt-' ..... printed and published in said Hono- Last August II. P. Davison, head or he hated to disappoint his bride, morning. a ..rt. King but and Bethel SU. lulu, for three successive weeks, the the American Red Cross Society, without avail. The extraordinary large increase Sata has a last publication to be not less than glanced over the Red Cross magazine former wife and two asked by Sheriff Charles Rose for his ' WONDER MILLINERY CO. LTD. ORIENTAL children in Japan. He secured a i SILKS Odd Fellows Hall two weeks previous to the time there- department, saw that the mgaziue department drew forth some com- 1017 Nuuanu, ne.r King l divorce by correspondence, Japa- in appointed for said hearing. was not even paying for Itself an I ' style, ments. The increase was for $32.."3i -- Dated the 13th day December, wired for F. N. Doubleday. Mr. Double- - nese since he escaped from of immigration for six months. The board referred it Most Complete Line of Chinese ' 1917. day went to Washington, and though the station. police for Investiga- Fresh Pasteurized Despite the intervention of Uncle to the committee (Signed) J. V. THOMPSON. a busy man wasted half a day waiting tion. Mayor Fern explained the large M 1 for an opportunity to see what it was Sam in Sata's marriage plans, the M Judge of the Circuit Court of the Third invited guests were all present increase in incidentals for the band FONG INN CO. tKic.Cc.2mA Circuit. that his friend Mr. Davison wanted. was needed because of the necessity Chinese Curio HACKLY CALENDAR Mr Davison "wished" the Red Cro3 at the hour set for the wedding Honolulu's Leading of procuring new quarters for the store-n- nr. pauani Honolulu Dairymen's (Seal) magazine Saturday evening. It is reported 52 Nuuanu st, Assn. on him. players where they could practise I J 1542-467- that when he failed to show up Phone & Attest: "Well." replied Mr. Doubleday, without complaint on the part of the JOHN HILLS. they consoled the expectant bride .1 r I suggest any neighbors. were laid Clerk of Court of "the best thing can for by eating and drinking all the The incidentals the Circuit the organ over. Salary by I . Third that's not paying is a polite wedding banquet delicacies. raises asked heads ARMY and NAVY Circuit. death. I'll in of department for deputies were turn- 6970 Dec. 17, 24. 31, Jan. 7. take it out the bacit yard and kill it gently by raising tbe ed down. Following a long harangue UNIFORMS LADIES' men. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. subscription price from 50 cents t by several members of the board on for officers and enlisted White Shoes at tow prices. FIRST way Circuit. Territory of Hawaii At $1." HALIFAX PROBE the that certain civic officials W. W. AHANA & CO. was In August. waste city's money for gasoline MANUFACTURERS' SHOE STORE Chambers In Probate. That The price wai the I King St., ne.r Bethel raised to $1 and Doubleday & Page and tires it was decided to investigate W1 foft t In the natter of the Estate of Oliver proceeded to make a magazine out of tbe appropriations for incidentals ask- mat- e, C. Swain, Deceased. It. Today the Red Cross Magazine GETS AT STORY ed by various departments. The Home-mad- appetizing I"" r Dr. Ayer's car for which, one of has a million and a quarter subscrib ter of The perfeet s ers members of the board said, the SPECIALS roof coating Notice to Creditors. where it had 30.000 last August the ' and Instead of losing money it Is city and county has to supply tires every week at GRAPHILATUM given making a profit of $20,000 a month and gasoline, was referred to the po- METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET Notice Is hereby that letters OF COLLISION HONOLULU testamentary have been Issued to Ha- for the Red Cross. lice committee for investigation. New,' clean, white, sanitary IRON WORKS CO. waiian Trust Company. Limited.) as "Before the end of 1918 it will have Phone Agents executor of the will of Oliver C. Swiin. a circulation of two million.'' said ALL PASSENGERS ARE late of Stockton. California; deceased. Mr. Doubleday. "Our advertising Investigation of tbe Halifax dlsaa SUBJECT TO SEARCH I All creditors of said Oliver C. Swain rat have gone up from $30 a page to ter has not yet either confirmed or VEST POCKET i are hereby, notified to? present their $1200 a page and everything in the disproved the story of German agen FOR LETTERS TO HUNS claims with proper vouchers or dojy magazine Is contributed but the adver cies responsible for the explosion,, ac KODAKS ST.AY authenticated copies thereof, even if tising cording to the latest information by Instructions have been received by $7.00 upward. . the claim is secured by a mortgage "Coles Phillips, Charles Dana Gib mail. The inquiry is now revolving the customs ofricers to search tne HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO, Imo, one time on real estate, to the said Hawaiian son and other artists are drawing free around the steamer at baggage and persons of all steamer I 1059 Fort st. Thayer Piano Co., Ltd. Trust Company, Limited, at Its offici, tor us; writers of note send articles believed to have been sent purposely passengers leaving this port in order 120 Booth King street, Honolulu, T. rf, without charge and there Isn't a ceut into the munitions ship, the Mont to guard against letters and other I.O.O.F. within months from the ot made go Blanc. : being tlx date out of of sent to well-wearin- it that doesn't to the forms communication Natty, stylish, g Adler. first publication of this notice or the! Red Cross A despatch printed in the Pacific Germany or any country allied with papers ATTENTION win be forever barred. All persons "The best thing about it is that the coast under date of December her. Valencia Oranges indebted to the said' Oliver C. Swain 14, says: b of passengers collegian schools are taking it. The teachers -- Search is to made are hereby notified to make immedi- HALIFAX, N. S.. Dec. 14. There and their baggage arriving here tbe Clothes for Men. ' -- are using 4t as a payment to textbook more and were no CHUN HOON The Tellows and ate the undersigned as more' and teaching the young children Germans or Austrians aboard same as those departing from main- THE CLARION Hotel & Fort collis-Mon- t KekauNkelatf;Queen said executor. me laeats of tne Red Cross." the Imo's course prior to the land ports. Phone 3912 and Dated, Honolulu, T. H., Deo 10il9174r - Blanc. Alex B. BJorssen, second Rebekahs their wives - wttrt - . v.. Violation or attempted violation of " officer of the Imo, testified at today's the war restriction against corres- Christmas .' : fra- children, are hereby session of the government inquiry in- ponding with any person in Germany. to the explosion. So far as he knew Austria-Hungar- y, ternally invited to be pres- mucn Turner or Bulgaria, HANAN'S FREAR, PROSSER. ANDERSON i wouia ratner prefer to tell the captain and pilot-wer- e both on the BEST SHOES it except in the customary channels of BOOKS ' ou when I come back from Christmas Tree MARX. the Orient bridge of the ship until after the col postoffice service, is punishable New Fiction, Standard Sets. ' ent at the that I hare done instead of telling the BoQks Attorneys for executor. lision. He bad noticed no change in by a fine of $10,000 and imprisonment for M'INERNY SHOE STORE; Odd 17, 24 you now wnat I nope to do. All 1 rATTcrka' HoTeT to be given at the 6964 Dec 10, and 31, 1918; Jan. the Lmo's course prior to the collis for 10 years. st 7, 1918. cin say is that I am coin e nut ts Fort, above King SL De-cember.2- ion. Twenty minutes elapsed, he said, Fellows Building on Jipan, China, the Philippines and the before the explosion occurred. IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN. 1917, 7:30 OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MIay peninsula to study the Re: Changed Her Course at cross neid there NEWSPAPERS ! PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. "Bjorssen said he did not know the SPECIAL XMAS Sport Visiting Odd Fel- - As to my trip Mont was Costs rj. mV westwara to here Blanc carrying munitions, Anywhere at Any Time, Call on or Mandarin Coats Honolulu, Hawaii, Dec. 21, 1917. fron New York I noticed that the fa and he recalled that while he was be SOW RebekahS are Write j Stockings, Etc. llowi and thei west we came-- the less we heard low after the collision to see if the abolt the war. In New York they Imo was leaking, he overheard Third THE DAKE ADVERTISING AGENCY fraternally invited to be All bills against the Department of DINNER SERVED S. OZAKI donl talk anything but war. Hundreds Officer Jonnas say the French ship 24 Sansome St. San Francisco Public Instruction Territory 1C9-11- S present of the of of tg businessmen have thrown up could not be carrying munitions or North King SL Hawaii, incurred during the present ineirown war to gq to she would be flying a flag. BJor.v period beginning down Washln red ISLAND CURIO COMPANY biennial January 1. ion work for $1 or nothing a year sen stated that if the Imo had not : COMMITTEE. , 1915, and ending December 31, 1917, l. I hafe one son in France and another gone astern the French ship would AT HEINIE'S Hawaiian Curios, Stamps, Coins, Largest stock of :- : and remaining unpaid, for- .. must bo. Is gotig noTf. My partner. Ambassa have rammed her near the sterm on and Post Cards. Tbe most com- warded to the office of the Depart- dor Plge, also has a son in the port side. He said the Mont Blanc plete and attractive Curio Store. PIANOS ment of Public Instruction, properly France 1. ' Chfcago is just waking Ud to war. changed her course after three blasts In the Territory. unNOLULU LODGE NO. made out on the . regular forms, not There will be a special Christmas San Ftancisco is developing on the whistle, swinging over to the 170 Hotel Street Honolulu BERGSTROM MUSIC V OF V PHOENIX January 10, 1918, in the wai dinner served at Heinie's Tavern, "on C, LTD. MODERN ORDER later thane order spirit ina-yo- Halifax side of homey corner of to insure payment of same. have etarted here, too the channel. the beach at Waikiki." tomorrow 1020 Fort St fhene 232t Will meet at their I was aeased to--f ind so much Nearest Witness Beretantt and Fort treete, every H. W. KINNEY, interest evening from 5:30 to 8:00, which will In Honolulu in the American "Edward McCrossan, seaman, who LORD-YOUN- ReJ far outdistance any of Heinle's former G Superintendent of Public Instruction. cross was the nearest witness of the explo triumphs. Undoubtedly this will be the-harbo- Protective Agency W. ASCH. Leader. 6974 7t ion on a r. of Hawair J. "I wait to help as n uch as I can t steamer in said he table set in Honolulu this Engineering Co., Ltd. ! MURRAY, Secretary. best FRANK get tneypnior membership campaign the Imo struck the Mont Blanc near mu- - joyous Christmas time. Excellent Engineers and Contractors PATROLS startedVkere. - We hope to 20, her No. 1- hatch. Less than a minute LODGE 116, B. P. O. E. have sic will be furnished during the meal Pantheon Block, Honolulu, T. H. Day and Night HONOLULU wu.wv later, McCrossan said, he saw some - SEE tnuaren .in the United States time,- after which dancing will be the Telephone 2810 and 4587 - meets In hall - thing . 1411, 5-- 6 Cj tjll' their ana ut . rruoTies in the Junior mer.i- rise from the deck of the Phone Elite Bldfl. on King SL near feature of the evening. Do not wait WM, E, yrf COYNE oersnip. Frenchman. Then he 6aw the Imo's until the last minute, but make table MILES, Mgr. Fort, every Friday iceitqijuar thing about propellers going as she backed out A ' f? evening. Vtsitlni FOR FURNITURE Red reservations at one and avoid being Cross wk is that it does almost a from the Mont Blanc. As the two ves disappointed. AJv. C. H. TRULLLNGEK Young Building nwch godj for the people who sels drifted apart McCrossan noticed to at-- do Red 7 V dlally lnrlted Cross wok as for the people in whose a tiny flame on the munitions ship, NOTICE. Optician FEDERAL j J r fund. just edge. behalf thrtRed, Cross work is directel at the water's From where A. N. ' E. R. It makes (very he was the flame did not seem to be Successor to Sanford EL JA8, H. TIDDES. K 'citizen ..feel that be is A special meeting of the stockhold- CEE ' DEVELOPING doing more than a couple of inches in ex- Liquid Roofing ; , H. DUNSHEE. Sec somjthing for humanity even if ers of the Pacific Sugar Mill will be Boston Block, Fort St. Cement PRINTING 2 ENLARGING ne oui gves a dollar. It broadens tent, but it grew larger and larger, as held at the office of its agents. Mont Blanc in LEWERS & COOKE, LTD. and lifts syery one the drifted toward tin 169-17- : HERMANNS SOEHNE Best In the City and I'm dad to F. A. Schaefer & Co., Ltd.. 55 Mer- 7 So. King St. hear that Hawaii has so many menv pier, where she blew up. The seaman street, Honolulu, on Honolulu Picture Framing A chant Friday, the or oers ror its size. was able to give a graphic picture of 28th day of December. 1917, 10 vr&mmlunren In K. F. Hau Supply Co. at W the disaster." t o'clock a. m., for the purpose of tak- MESSENGER 17. Janry. 7 und 2L ing such action as may be necessary ' . 5 Decbr. J und cry. . IMMIGRATION EMPLOYES to authorize the issuance of the com-liany- 's OS r . re u THE J. 8. YVINVICK CO. DUDEUILLER'S General Versammluas; Mara. 18. GRANTED XMAS HOLIDAY notes secured by mortgage to LAUNDRY - ;.;;;v EMIL KLEMME, Praea. s.n amount sufficient to retire on De- ( cember 31, 1917, all of the bonds of Telegraphic permission was receiv- the company now outstanding and un- Paper Hanglns and Decorating ed this morning from Washington LODGE No. 2. K.. of BOVSAT HEINIE'S paid and for any other purposes inci- STRAW uvktiC P. Rear Stangenwald Bldg, Phone 3134 granting that all employes of the im-- . FELT ' Pythian HalL corner Fort migration service, spar- dental thereto. Meets in Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. i "who can be Honolulu, Dec. 24, 1917. HATS FORMS streeU, every Friday a Dated at and Beretania ed." Christmas holif from today TACIFIC SUGAR MILL. STYLISH MILLINERY 7:30 o'clock. Visiting Dude Millerp famous or- noon Wednesday renin at Hawaiian until morning. By J. W. WALDRON. brothers cordially invited. chestra will pby at Heinie's Tavern, As this is "war time" special per T. OZU HAT STORE L. AYAU CO. Its President. Opp. Love's Bakery, 1123 Nuuanu St. R. COSUNO. C C SHOE "on the beach at Waikiki," this even- mission from the department in How Equip a ing, and toniglt being Christmas Eve, Washington had to Secretary. to A. B.7 ANGUS, P. C K. R. and S. Sole Agent "for W. L. Douglas be secured for 6976 Dec. 24, 26. 27. there will be tomething doing every granting this day and half holiday by Shoes. second. Richard Halscy. the inspector in NOTICE. of y Company MOOSE HEADQUARTERS Phone 2663. 1005 Nuuanu, nr. King We wish a very, very charge of the immigration station. Mafoon Bid- - Hi Merchant Open Merry Christmav and wish you would Tbe telegram granted a holiday un- PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. daily from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Phone come to Heinie'sand make merry with der similar terms for the immigration Infantry t' i rest of the jood folk of the city. staff on the last day of the year and In accordance with Ordinance No. There will be a special Christmas din- for New Year's Dav. 5 by Nos. 91 t?!d plainly in v AM .Visiting Brother Invited as amended Ordinances In temporary store This Is all the ner served tomorrow evening, for 102 City and County of - ajU ii and of the King St., opp. Union Grill which table rese;vations should be TWO RESERVE CORPS Honolulu, all persons holding flat rate "B" "C" mad3 early as pwsible. Adv. hereby "A" LESSON8 water privileges are notified 'FREE; UKULELE CAPTAINS ARE SUMMONED that the waer rates for tbe period The Independent Review With' any Instrument you buy from The regular motthly meeting of ' 30. pay- Equipment Book the ending June 1918. are due and Published Monthly Hooulu and Hoola)Lahui Society will Two army field clerks, . quarter- on the FIRST day of JANUARY, v Ejnest able English-Japanes- by Kaai e r te held at the (apiolani Maternity master department, were today cabled Leading Magazine (Get Now) 1918. Raymond C. Baird, Particulars Home on Wedneilay, December 26. into active service as captains, reserve Upon to pay such water Subscription Rate $1.00 per year Lieut. 1126 Union St. Phone 202S failure P. 25th Infantry, U. S. A. at 10 a. m. Menbers are requested corps. These are ('apt. Charles A. rates within THIRTY days thereafter O. Box 474 30 Campbell Block to be present Ady. Morrow; who is called to the states an additional charge of Ten Per Cent Merchant Street, Honolulu Written primarily for the volun- ?RON for duty, and Capt. Henry Cummihs, will be adde!. teer officer; it may be of service PORT J l who win remain in this department, All privileges upon which rates re- to the regular officer as welL cv: 1, 1918, B-B- main unpaid after February PRICE 25c KVif fountains I - More than $250 was raised by the will be shut off fcrthwitb. rv -- members of the payable at- wC . r Christian Church are at th office of 4 COMPOUNDS Rates Marvtloui Stomach Medt Bible school at the entertainment the Honolulu Water WorkB, Kapiolani which was given on Friday evening at Building, H - Mulu, Hawaii. Honolulu Star-Bullet- in it refreshes and invigorates tired UvT. BZIdMy nd Bla4J the church. This amount will be F. C KIRCHHOFF. Xmas shoppers. Dmiiu, anil f ...ttva ,". given to the starving children of General Manager Honolulu Water 125 Merchant SL All Druerlstt. i Armenia. The play jiven was "Uncle and Sewr Department. Sam to the Rescue." 6971 Dec. 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 31. 1JBV - 4 uu

HONOLTJLTJ STAE-BULLEII- N, MOOTAY. DECEMBER 24; 1917. r , 11 " i . - m ' - i 1 ' - 7 i . MYSTERY' SHIP COLLEGE OF HAWAII Mew Orienta Goods

L':-..'S- REGB UTS RIGHT IN THEIR STAND I REPORTED SEEN li iL'J 1 Just Opened NEAR MAINLAND Honolulan Bitterness of that flag is the Stan and Stripes. Says When our country entered the war. The "cobdyjhat Is1 THE CHERRY War Warps Judgment in A- she followed the lead of the presi- ttacks on College Faculty dent, suppressing whatever personal beneficial to tectb Open Until 9 P.M. 1137 Fort St. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15 Offi- opinion she might have entertained cers of the Union Steamship Com- Members for Alleged Dis- previous to the declaration of war. To pany's steamer Paloona, which arriv- loyalty her the paramountcy of the United and stomal ed here yesterday from Tahiti with States is unquestionable, and yet she disloyalty. r the marooned victims of the Seesdie? rwpmher 22. 1917. has been accused of acts of best for chUdah challenge to aboard, said they had recognized the Editor'faonolulu Star-Bulleti- I her accusers state steamer Maverick, suspected of oper- sir: Permit me to take this occa wherein and whereby they are any was. 1 Wrteley's Is ating as a German raider since the sion to congratulate Mr. Farrington more loyal than she is or disappearance last August, about 600 and the other members of the Board of doubt whether they had been as neu- miles from San Francisco, on the Recent of the Collecc of Hawaii on tral and loyal to the United States as route to Honolulu. the stand they have taken with refer- Miss Mathews had been before wo On the night of December 8, the of ence to the two instructors at the lo- joined the Allies. The question fore- ficers said, they sighted a vessel ap cal college, who were charged with most in my mind is whether these - people, particularly who had 1 parently wrapped in flames. The disloyalty to our country by idle and those - put over their vessel to give aid, onlj gessip mongers. By this act alone. been naturalized, are permitting their country they to all ases. It to make ont the silhouette which stooa Mr. Farrineton has shown that he is a feelings for the in which fJ out against the ragged spot of ligh. Datriot and. at the same time, a just were born to obstruct the performance massages and in the background of sea and night and conscientious man. of their duties as American citizens as that of the Maverick. The outlines The hatred and bitterness of the and public servants. If the perform 1 of the vessel were declared to be dis war, resulting from the barbarous acts ance of these duties were made sub--j strennthens tinctive and unmistakable. of tie Huns, have made inroads into servient to the feelings for the coun- - j A l mm m mm. The Maverick, formerly owned by our daily lives, and we are gradually trv rt thai,, hirth thn It xcnnlA ho tnl Captain Fred Jebsen, dropped out of earning this war against our neign-bor- s outrage and the height of inconsist- sight last August while en a run from who. Derhaus. have never offend ency to bring a lady of Miss Mathews beeps tcetli Manila to the canal. Reports that a ed us except in difference of opinion. scholarship and refinement into the German raider had been operating in Hence, it is very difficult to find a public press. To say the least, it is clean and ex unchivalrous, not to say indecent the Pacific have led masters to be patriot now-a-da- who is also just and V. tremely careful. It is believed by conscientious. Respectfully yours, every breath sweet, many In Mav- HOON WO WONG. J marine circles that the As I understand it. the puppose of a erick, a fourteen-kno- t boat, is lying in aids appetite college to truth. This is t some is seek after wait for faster vessel which the more so in view of the fact that our THREE BOYS BEFORE crew hopes to capture and turn into a college was created primarily ror and digestion Dollar second Seeadler. COURT FOR ROBBERY Watch m an scientific investigations. Science is effort to obtain truth. That being the WAR TALKS AT ARMORY case, the feeling of bitterness and Three boys two Hawaiians and one HEARD WITH INTEREST hatred of this war should never be a part-Chines- e one with his leg nearly Price factor in deciding who should or broken by a blow from a club in the War $1.35 college. hands of a drunken father, were be- The good should net be teachers in the A very crowd filled the armory only question, it seems to fore Judge W. H. Heen In juvenile Saturday night CronB The sole and aat at the Red be whether the instructor court Saturday on a charge of theft vA At all Dealers entertainment, at which Captain me, should free ia romDetent and efficient Academic One entered a local barber shop and Thomas Lowe, U. S. A., gave a very in- ... freedom should no only be encour- stole two razors and a quantity of teresting talk on modern warfare and insisted upon in order that shoe blacking. One other stole a GUARANTEED Dr. James R. Judd showed his collec- aged but the end of scientific research be at watch, and the third stole two dollars LaSfS tion of pictures of war scenes in from a tiny Chinese girl, who was m France. tained. The instructors, who were so un court and stoutly defended her rights. Captain Lowe explained the modem unnecessarily court released the boys on pro- system ceremoniously and The trench and how it is used to Dublic scrutiny, nave bation, but warned them that a sec- an enemy hrousht into repel attack of the and the never been guilty of any specific act ond offense would land them at the many new weapons which the war has Math- industrial school. The Hawaiian fath- brought of disloyalty, to our flag. Miss out such as the grenades. H ews, who can trace her ancestry bacK er was told to keep sober and not re- particularly asked people " the at hocit to the landing of the pilgrims, has sort to heavy clubs when punishing to back up the men on the firing line, to being a good citizen his son. He said was no more more claim there effective than her accusers ever "desire or hope mathod than by stopping the treacher shown explicitly ana A fire in & barn at the hospital for . v. t ous to be. She has actions of the Huns and treating conclusively in her answer to Presi- the insane at Middletown, at midnight all Germans among us as enemies. dent Dean's inquiry that prior to the did about $5000 damage. The barn was ! 1 Dr. Judd s pictures and lecture were United States entrance into this cata used for storage of farm wagons and extremely Lhej wonderful showing as clysm, she was neutral, absolutely Implements, many of which, were sav- m did the wounded soldiers coming mU arainst this war in any snape or torm. ed. There is a suspicion that the blase r the hospital at Neuilly. and Juilly am whs loyal to one flag only, and was of incendiary origin. ML later how by the extraordinary surgi She 'Lc May; the story of your cal methods developed by the war they were once more able to enjoy '- - - ., , .,-- life .. . - ...... un.Ks.n ... At the close of the entertainment t. A. L. Castle, chairman, asked all who had not joined the Red Cross to do sd. PARKER ASKED TO REMAIN AS PASTOR

As a result of ft mass meeting of the Mm members of the congregation of the Kawaiahao church held last Friday night to consider tne resignation of Be onev of joflity cood Rev. B. H. Parker and the selection of a successor a committee was appoint 9 m J T I v r m m , musics arid many pleas ed to take action in the matter. After deliberation this commutes ing decided to request the aged rainiste.' to remain with the church for at least three more months vhile an attempt was made to secure a worthy and able successor. When approached with this SsssiCibbC request by. the committee yesterday Rev.' Parker deferred his answer, but intimated that he thought it best ou account of factional differences in the church that another minister be selec ed at once. IE- 3 A Christmas Toast Rev. Parker has been the pastor of i, .: ... i I J ! the church ever since 1863. "i Mawaiiaii News BELGIAN FUND TOTALS EE i J $6545; 44 BEDS ASSURED f--i ! (PA Belgian Day was a ereat success . Donations to support 44 during ...... , . , .. beds E the coming year were given, according Bishop Street; to Mrs. Joseph Emerson who had charge of the work. The money col HP those lected amounts to $5478.12 for the li tie Belgian children and S1067.25 foi the neds, a total of 6545.37. men and women One ot the beds will be named mZZ j f !Moinalua." in ancreciatinn nf the who gone i - hive and beautiful flowers sent from the ear- i dens. Other beds which brought In larger amounts are the Edith Cavel are going bed from the graduate nurses, the Edith' Caveil bed riven bv the doctor

and other nurses and the Mary Morris ' T mmmmMl ' ' pea given by the Godmother members x mmwmm ' " or, tne soldiers' League of Friendship, I K 95 t HAIKU COMPANY'S FIGURE 60 CENTS. NOT 20 CENTS r ' AS IN there ; . TOLD MAUI REPORT I cfS'fe . M . lines'1 wKo iY'S? E. Barter, superintendent of the rAnd to thop Mback of the are Haiku Fruit :& Packing Co., writes Ironi Haiku to the Star-Bulleti- n to devoting the5r time and labor to making corrects this with statement the that - - - ; : in a report of a meeting of the Maul T Women's Conservation Committee, euccess possible and war's suffering less acute the report being sent to the Star-Bulleti- n from Walluku. Barter was credited-wit- h saying that the company would furnish tin cans and "process or prepare string beans for canning the rate of 20 cents per dozen. He correts this with the statement that I 1 1 - I I ) I I I - I II I.J II C W J the figure should have been 60cenQi per dozen. , . it. Llii, Ik V 6-- 'D BERGER TAKES CHARGE ; OF MILITARY BAND Large Juicy Newtown Apples $1 .50 per. box ; ? V.Capt HeT Berger has been placed Varieties. ' ; - - and: other: in tharge of Ine- 1st Infantry . band, National Guard. The captain volun- teered his services recently as 'some? thing' be could do toward helping out Come and Get Them! the' guard. At present there are only 1 m nine members in the band, and the law. SiT& lVb i u i b ii m ii u pi B T making enlistments of drafted men im- possible after. Dec. 15 has worked rather severely on the organization. Musicians not ia the draft are urged to. join the band.

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HONOLULU STAB BTJIXETIN. HONDAY DEC FTUBEJ 121,1317. Japanese Silk Goods AWE S iiiiiiiiifiiniiiiiiiimiiiniiHiimiTftiiiiiiniiiinuiHiuiHiiiHiiiiinHimiiiiiiiimuimiiuiii. and Curios. The largest slock in Honolulu and the best place to PROBE OF SUGAR felect :your Christmas gifts. Open until 9 p. m. until Xmas. PRICES; SUPPLY SAYEGUSA 1120 Nuuanu St., just above Hotel. Congress Not Disposed, How

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(By C. S. ALBERT.) SUMMER RATES (Sjxx-ia- l 8tr Bnlietm Oorrernd) WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 8 A HALEIWA HOTEL oroDosltion has been made to Investi OAHU RAILWAY and gate by a committee of Congress the Walalua, Ha-Ldw- a prevailing high prices and short sup- Thirty-da- y excursion ticket een Honolulu and ply of sugar. It also Is desired to : ::::: I or Kahuku: First-clas- s. $2.15; sc: :ndlass. $1.80. $25.00. ascertain the causes which led to the Special weekly rates at Hotel daring rammer months. fig- tennis, glass bottom boats, ; owing, pool lessened supply and the Increased Splendid bathing, golf, ure at which it is sold. Aa Ideal Taction resort. Greetings Representative Martin of Louisiana, Christmas who is greatly interested In the pro- Oahu Railway -Haleiwa Hotel duction of cane and sugar, has taken the initiative in this movement. At; the first opportunity after Congress To our friends of Honolulu and all Hawaii convened he offered this resolution: j "Resolved, that the speaker of the' we extend thanks for your bountiful patronj-ag- e. house of representatives shall appoint from the membership of the house a May the New Year have in store rr committee of seven, whose duty it T fchal! be to investigate, ascertain and I of happiness and success is the - report to the house the causes for sincere' ..1 the existing shortage of sugar and the pievailfng prices' for available sup- fish of plies in the United States, and to make such recommendations as may ; be deemed advisable to prevent if . GSffit possible a recurrence of a sugar fa- mine." The resolution now Is before the A Complete Stock of Oriental Novelties committee on rules. There Is no prob- ability of early action. It is consid- ered unlikely that an investigation, i ! as proposed by Mr. Martin, will be 1 ordered. There is a general disposi- J tion in both the senate and house to avoid aTl matters but those relating r n to the war, such as revenues and the Japanese furnishing of materials with which hostilities may be the better prose- cuted. It is not desired to take up My many features of outside legislation. For that reason- - it Is highly Improb SOUTH KING ST. :. able that the Martin resolution will be approved. tear It has been found "heivetofore that Inquiries, such as that suggested, lead to no beneficial results. They usual- ; ; St.. opp. Catholic Church Fort ly are protracted, expensive and te- dious. A mass of conflicting facts are accumulated, but none of them form the basis for remedying the sit- 5 uation of which complaint Is made. AM ARMY OFFICER DRIVING AUTO KILLS FILIPINO The killing of Marcus Noda, a Fili- pino, by an automobile, driven by Capt. C. H. Danielson, 25th Infantry near Aiea Wednesday was declared en- it tirely accidental at the coroner's iff ouest held . Saturday at Ewa. Ac- .lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1 to testimony Capt. - i cording Danielson ' - . Willi' w was coming In from Pearl City, when illllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllillllllllllillllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllliy 15 i; tfttf Filipino 'attempted to cross the GUARDSMEN INSTRUCT road. Half way across he suddenly ,.ONj"iaMXENClSTHj: sent out ta members in the form desiring to charge ;c5ltouUthe1dlBtfiince was j. too tfhorf for enlist in the regular army from the guard for. him. Any of a memorandum, giving instructions will make the necessary application t soldier is the guard who completes vapu.uanieison 10 avoid sirming mm, Notice to members of tj' as to necessary steps in enlisting in Noda died shortly after the accident wailan Ilifantry, National the recruiting officer and If accepted the" tegular' army betoe the 'regIararmyrThe'iiotlc?"! ai for enlistment' jnusr present' evidence oB'tatdlnV Tilff'a'iscTiafgr refidertTxim-sel-f follows: of same to hla company commanders, subject to court-marti- al and ' se- - "Enlisted men of the national guard who will endeavor to obtain a dis rious penalties. . ; ; ;

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YMrr&-'r- : : rM'a rv' STAR-BULLETI- HONOLULU N, MONDAY, DECEfBER 24, 1917. RAIDER USES Ssigigisigeinmoinig Furniture and Piano , Warjlts-Automobile- raQirai Lite, Fire. HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION & DRAYTNG CO. LTD ifoenl FIRE TO LURE PHONE -1 J. J. BSLSER, DnnnonA Or T Manager. SERVICE FIRST . . STORAGE m Tf 71 flnrrro nrrEiw ST fYou1ant Insurance, hp v rmK 111 IIUIIITIU T. K. K. DISTRIBUTES ACCIDENT BOARD PRETTY XMAS GREETING QceanicSfeamGhip Germans Send Up Flare to Im- ' Co. Med 5H DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO itate Vessels on Fire: Captain Bearing a perfect picture of the RESUMES WORK $ of is Suspicious Tenyo Maru on the cover pate, Wacouta l Regular g the background bordered with Sailings to San Francisco and Sydney, N. W. y.jj i Agents shadings of light and dark gray, indus- a SAN FRANCISCO. 7 A Ger- At the first meeting of the Ee. and the pace inserts looped with filing oi man raider, with a new method of at mas trial accident toard since tne purple ribbon, was the Chris supreme court decision holding lnsurars tractinj; utinis. is operating m tlif folder received the For further particulars apply to s remembrance compena General to wireless warn-ins- the territorial workmen's I'acif if. accordinR from th" Toyo Kisen Kaislia Sat- seen sent out and according 'o the a and tion a t to be constitutional the C. BREWER yort and urday by Honolulu patrons board reports & CO., LTD. cnnmnm: rirc?? ount of Captain Fred Warner of the lin3. tarr laid before the first General Ag8nU friends of the steamship of accidents, consecutive numbers Warouta. who had a close call from preface paee is artistic in The 42' to :?j32 inclusive ilt?4 and 13 4 Leins caught in the trap. its simplicity, showing simply the The method of the raider H to raise over final reports. company initials emblazoned Thpsp reports period a flare that looks like a ship on fir preen branch of Christ- covered the a red and 19, CM 7. inclusive. CO., Ltd. and to send up distress rockets. So holly. from July to lee. TllUST mas In considering these reports and the far as is known this method of attrac The holiday sreetinj;b an in iMson Navigation Company and Bond tion has hitherto proved fruitless pae careful and adequate settlement of HAJJrl script, set off at the lop thp The Wacouta, one of the Cerni.tn company flag, brighten- various claims in full accordance Direct Insurance with the with provisions of the workmen's Service Between San Francisco .'I IliinP. vessels recently taken over by the by of Dai Nippon upon a the and Honoluln ed that by the vposit Vaults government, left this port some week on .side of compensation act. as indicated Japanese fan. either of the For further - reports, members ao. A letter was received in Sua which appear the d.ites "1!17- final the particulars annlv to Real Estate - in re-sar- d as Trustees. Execu- Franrisco yesterday from Capta mv board expressed gratification Warner, describing his experience. He holiday to the cordial attitude of the CASTLE & COOKE, Ltd., The expression of the public Agent, Honolulu said: signed: larse majority of the general wishes is "Soichiro toward "We were warned by wireless to Asano, president Toyo Kisen and of the insurance carriers ' - carrying out the provisions of the look out a raider that micht cm- i tors, for 4 Kaisha. Tokio. Japan." during Administrators ploy strange methods. About holiday expression as workmen's compensation law The is "pending determina- miles south of AcapuUo at night wo follows: the interval the saw a flare m the sk- - and soon saw "With Christmas greetings and tion of the constitutionality of the law, while the judicial supervision f TOYO KISEN KAISHA i what looked like a shiji on fire. best wishes for the New Year." ts. "But, heing warned. I kept on our the board was suspended, and while to a cour- Regular Sailings to Just received course and watched the fire carefullv. its activities were limited San Franckco.and to the Orient and can be had for the Soon I noticed that the fire was too teous cooperation. This attitude, in steady uid that there were the opinion of the 1oard. attested the For further particulars epply othr by to liehts blinking around It. 1 made a favorab'.p reception of the act i large proportion peo- full report when I arrived in our next of the business CASTLE & fARlAlir ple territory -- both employ-er- s COOKE, Ltd., Agent, " port." of the the HcnoW WAR f Vim TAX ' understood that navy sup-- and the employes. the ' bn Nanshan was the first to se These reports were accepted and A , -- con-- ( synopsis - ordered filed subject to further mm mmmum mm of the War Tax ""osed raiders fire. Thp ran- SECURITIES HERE mm mum mmnum w slderation, and reconsideration where CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- bhwmw with "dp a repoit and warnings were N RflYAi accurate tables and concrete claims may be presented in conncc- - maii uric i Regular examples of its application tion therewith. Sailings to BRITISH COLUMBIA, NEW to j FIJI The first shipment of the w ar saving Seventeen fatal accidents and ZEALAND individuals, STOWAWAY STILL HELD w ar saving stamps teen permanent partial disabilities and AUSTRALIA partnerships, ' United States thrift stamps, thrift werp Included in these first reports of For joint-stoc- farther particulars apply to corporations, k t'ceineilief, a young veteran of both cards and war savings certificate accidents : some of the cases being un- - companies, , Russian and Rumanian armies envelopes were received in the city der continued compensation and oth THEO. H. DAVIES & CS., LTD., General AnPnt insurance jcatne here a few weeks ago as a Saturday by the Bank of Hawaii, ers awaiting the approval of the board, companies, etc. . tvay on one of the Dutch steam-;;-! Bank of Honolulu and Bishop & Co., final action was deferred to a later still held at the immigration which institutions hav been appointed meeting. .1 (lit ;i iiJer observation of the fed-- agents of the first class for the terri- A number of claims werp presented PHONE 2295 REACHES Wf,o e',e' wa8 expressed tory of Hawaii. Further shipments with the request for a formal hearing. 7' llia stowal?' arrest tnat he will follow on the next steamer. These claims will receive the prompt Hustace-Pec-k Ask the ers, is d entrance to the Each of the banks received a stand- attention of the board and the earliest Co.. Ltd. he 18 apparently package which contained 20i) war-saving- s possible will set for ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND AND station ui; ard dates be the CONCRTE WORK. eral physiciS Decom n certificate stamps with sl par - " wwnb Bank ofHqwaii, of $1000; 300 United States I 93 QUEEN Ltd. at the Mmo value Q BOX 212 Cor. Port and might be nermiAa?s and on thrift stamps with a face value of $75; Merchant Sis. UTILITIFS H0MMISSI0N ' as 8tow' 50 war savings certificates; .) wa ". ". United &heTe mmm States I . : .. , envelopes and T." IS STILL UNDECIDED - .... for a copy. healthy and not a&d Ttl savings certificate .: digent. BpVses to th thrift cards. ON l.-- l. ACTION Mail Two .perce. Preceding the packages came a let- Pacific Steamship Co is to F. Stever who was gen- -- ,m8, io in. vr.ieni ana to San Greek. hn 'lf8e, ter to Robert N'o yet Francisco. Port eral executive secretary of the Liberty decision has been reached ".r For awarf. ccu by public as to further particulars apply to but urae loan campaign, stating that during the the utilities the ation haveh.""""appealed fh-- t, of S. W. GOOD, Agent. 80 war sav- it will take regarding the ruling the . Merchant St. soon secretary of iabor campaign for the sale of the supreme holding Ph aid ings certificates all banks and trust court that it has no companies have been appointed jurisdiction over schedules of passen- ger freight fixed by Inter- bound mer now agents of the first class by the secre- - and rates the srrr HEIGHT for n- T -Island th.- - 1 A v ttui. ary of the treasury. Steam Navigation Co. and NEDfflND ROYAL meeting of the commission is sched- MAILS RAID PROVES An azent of the first class Is not, TICKETS ROTTERDAM SUPPLIES uled for 'Wednesday, and this malteT Also reservations LLOYD probably will be discussed " REACH GERMAtfHn $1000 worth of war savings cer- - at that any point on the JOINT time. Mainland. SERVICE BROOKLYN, N. Y WELLS-FAR-G- - z2 The commission has two methods See O L'lmlted all the .' ":u" Vec- That dvance. Agents of the second product rV7h o1 'ood are those of the first class who for relief; one is an appeal to the su- & CO., 72 8. hama Nagasaki, "JP."iDIiea States may a pledge or agreement and preme court of the United States, and King St, Tel. 1515 Hongkong reach aite appeal 'direct to Fort street, near been thD77 bave t th', w'ith a federal reserve bank the other an the Queen closed L JtT0 shipping board. tempor- tiff,time of the said execution col- - federal The Transacts .V ary injunction by com- Sugar Factors General Banking agents in puch.as Uberty bonds alter secured the appIcatPaSSeDCerr?teS0 Rllftf n Act here. The "L re.aeraI company, re- Telephone 3875 11 IS Fort SL " classey may secure over $100.) mission against the to Commission Merchants strain it from disobeying the commis- Invites your account execilwar saving certificates to the The Standard Optical Co. C. r " and guaraa a. 1. . 1 sion's order compelling it to return to Brewer & and Insurance Agents inn ha vPVon dealer, depose collateral put up. but not OPTHALMIC OPTICIANS Co., Ltd.. Aaent3 " ' ttse - i the schedule of rates of 1916, has been B Jlu Iaea apart- $50,000 worth of certif Block Rents flnrl k r:n at Pantheon i credit and IPU i iicii momHI CUJ. t, dissolved by Circuit Judge Ashford. on me papers indlpato latCKhi; Walter I. Seymour Pres. & Mgr. 0AHU RAILWAY 9T.H. . v many thru. TIME j... ' whicls - T8!E, Agents fap . worth to a Russian newspaper. NAVAL DEMANDS CAUSE rw -- JrS 3- -, . uermanv .--I, ' 'mo Ilawallan I"1"" of "the will , - OUTWAJID Commercial A Cable weuen nv j . J valueltrlcitences rebels SHORTAGE OF OFFICERS ' Sum Transfers three tnoreSle. hli out until further no- - For Walaaae. months and that other Walalua, and ments are nK cates)lS da)1 Way 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec. 24. 8utloM:i a. HalkuBugar Company, A m m3.J Paia A shortage of officers, for motor, For Pearl City. Ewa Plantation Company a pp Fujita, o Mifl ud War Maui ArricuiturarcompanV' ' "yr -- nt a com steam and sailing vessels going off Stic-.- . ,retpyour oucTS the dJnter Hawaiian g the shore is predicted by shipping men on ; Present week was 1 not t of Kulul Railroad CompS secured T 1 A account of the large number navi 6;lo : pan, :9:30 WcBryde Sugar CcmTan SAVINGS eat or 8 being called to the navy for pJa tll:15 Kahuku In IP For Wahlawa Plantation service on government ships. Nearly and LeUehoa 1L02 Cor : Kaua Fruit A Land j 0 Building all of the masters and first officers of 2:i0 '5:00 Co, 1 ors p.m, Ltd. 1 n.ao Honolua . :'s , Inw pjT Ranch.-.- Mim . , 4 ships sailing from this port are mem 113, 1383 GMbTri? o Ban fee bers of the naval reserve, and must For Leilehua .ffi.-o- a.m. 9?r1 fitrootEu)I answer the call wheneverjnade Navi mbmI V1 wiiKHig liisn- - gation schools conducted by the Fed gJ Yamamato, ajmr 0f sman eral Shipping board are turning out INWARD (This wldl Arrive Notice Does Not Apply ,M3: Ih1 incident new officers quite fast, but doubt is Honolulu frohj Kaauku. its cities on expressed along the water front that c"st01" will be sufficient supply from a- - Prevailing among c DRESsXulu have there 5:30 pjn. tutioiJl. to the school to take all the positions make a nominal : Arrive C chanre by men going Honolulu from V (LIMITED)' cheeking Rodtnet, made vacant the into City-1- dres A great assortment of Pearl 7:45 i.ijm.aa to the 1057 the government service. m. ' V - - .."J cat. of ll:02 a.nu .i:38 pT. Officers are being taken from coast- beautifully printed and il- 6:30 '24 P-- the mainland. ENGRAVfi! and pju, 7:2$ SUGAR FACTORS " The undersiirnpl ? wise, China Australian vessels, p.' agreed to harge with all companies losing some ot lustrated Arrive Honolulu from MERCHANTS adopt the 1 the Wahlawa BHIPPii?i? sVZ'RIne and badness Vd for men. LeUeaua 9:i5am n AND ? their best INSURANCE ifle7f0,re' whenever wedding inviri we, the a vera ire Christmas trust that it fn..n,i I nouncements. rtation The Haleiwa Limited, Star-Bu- crease I h? . rect styles. i 0N0MEA IS NEW NAME (only first-cia- a tirrvh. rert street TV- it to at . train ticket ?r - -. 125 M . wn of ' INTER-ISLAN- D leaves Honolulu RT ST, HONOLULU, fifty cents wii be OF DORIS every SuudayT H. J made BOOKS m. for - t; Haleiwa same and enclosed cancelS FURNITURE t Hotel- J. F. MORGAN with has been received from arrives in Honolulu CO., LTD Permission The Limited stops Elective on and government by the Inter-Islan- d j Children rfLAsS BROKERS after January for furniture repairing. x the for Ewa MiU Wat Navigation Co. to change the name' and Walanae. ..OCK j carpen iring by day hi). -- Uan Honolulu Dally. Robertson V Prealdent Mid?1 llawaf December 18,! kano, 816 So. King of its new steamer Doris to Onomea. including all those .in tExcept Sunday. Sunday Merchant street--s- permission was received by i ur Bulldlna 2096. Ill The the of ARMY 1 United States inspectors of hulls and: the Library Hawaii's CHC 8UI HANK second-han- d Saturday's mail M Nortn ' Qew and fun 1 boilers in from the Christmas Display. King street Secretary sold 3998. information was imme- Call and see our ARTLEv HANK and Phone i coast and the brand new 6453 6m diately transmitted to the Inter-Islan- d PAPETERIES CHOP SUI H1SIIOI ' HOUSE mercnant St. PhAn. officals. CHRISTMAS CARDS Everything MBST laTkl . Bamboo furnitfc 1 1 Neat and Clean PUBLIC O T 1 The Doris was purchased on the Table, may C7ARY ' MHBlBBBBieiasBBsiisBsisBBitiiaiBJ nia SL J by phone C A LT...... I Dlrf rf.0,"'0" f Deed fit III coast several months ago to replace Reserved New Vork the Hamakua. which was destroyed News MAYl":'"," t wm.an? in May off the coast of Maui by fire. Hawaiian and 5 L-es- After arriving: here the steamer was LUMBER Junk bought to suit- Co., Ltd. ite Your materially altered, make it Paints, Plumbing Reserv the island trade, if was Supplie,, Building able for and Voung Hotel Bldg. Materials, prices low. - placed on the run between Ho--j Houses built i. then v 1 1 D iiiaiairri plan. CT- - .PFTP'. vni Choice House tells. MIMECVp uolulu and the Hamakua ccast ports, j Bishop Street Lots for sale. 10 McCandlesa Bids. - It was desired at the time to re- - oidi lea. for your CITY MILL COMPANY, - i LTU !"'."nonoiuiuk t. H.- 100 letters, st4 f K name the steamer . Onomea. but this i r Telephone 2478 p. p. Bond, permission had first to be secured Bo M1 Securities, Lean seserre fund LZT "wu,voq Samples furnk 1 government. ed. Truet from the TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Estates Managed 8. AWOK iV W.0Q0 603 Stangenwal I Onomea. after which steamer is ; manager. the Christmas vJ 63A r m now named, is a.postoffice and port of Uooi on the island Hawaii, a few miles High High Low out of Hilo. Low Rise ENGINEERING at the 4 famous W mi Date Tide )'L o( Tide Tide Tide Sun Bun COMPANY, and' LIMITED "Are you trying to economize? Large Tide Small Large Small Rlso Seta Seta 4, wsiiKiiinjj con. "Yes, I've actually got on so far """"" " -- ina uetlna EnoiitM . v that I've quit telling other people A.M. FT. P.M. P.M. P.m" Automobile . . - hi ftt.kt.i what to do without and am goine Sets Worth . For a few tract urea,' Sanitary " 7?r without things myself." Wash Dc. It 5.57 2.1 6:34 1:33 11:13 6:33 5:24 S 0( - Rv. r Nuuanu rte. .. nA , St. it f ington Star. ' 18 6:33 1.9 7:51 PiHrn..:.'' ;7tT J1Q3. avyrj 2:12 6:34 5:24 10:07 "fliwnt mA A.M. ill " 19 7:13 1.7 !K(UJ URINE Granaialed EyeUis, 9:14 2:51 0:16 6:34 5:25 ll'OS IB 20 8:0: 1.4 10:31 3:30 1:42 6:35 525 RENT iiVJ Lk Mtffl Sam. Dm and Wind aucklv P.M. A.M. ' Li by Murine. Try it in screens la U PWnsy5jnelieved " 21 ll:3t 1.4 8:53 4:10 3:45 6:35 S home. 0'tlllate4 Crude. V- - . Ey11" in Bab Eyes. 5:26 Oil Manna Kea sails WednesJ rtvTCyour " 22 9:51 4:52 5:51 6:36 ' ,d on lUUK LI IWNtSBurtiarJutEyeCoBfart 5:26 1:04 liars for to,'fls. , A.M. OURANT.IRvimb Huri.eRiDr-.Mo,t- - 23 0:T 1.7 11:01' 5:35 7:25 :3ft For Soak of Urn Ew Fm. :27 1:0- - First quarter of the moon, 20. PhAn 4n..l Inter-Islan-d Stwm Wayj' Dec TODAY'S NE --ODAvi!.iL it- 'V HONOLULU STAR-BIILLETn?, 'MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1917.

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I i HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N FOR SALE , FOR RENT BUSINESS GUIDE r BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS PERSONALS j BAMBOO MONEY I DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- AUTOMOBILES. FURNISHED HOUSES. FURNITURE. LOANED. unmuKUUisi. I I .. - - i - . j h ww,UP x - Chevrolet, 1916 model, ex- J Desirable houses l i various parts of R. Ohtani, Fort near Kukui. Tel. 2028. Money loaned on diamonds, watches DK. F. O. KANSLF.R, Elite Bldg.. 164 Terms of Subscription: 6800 legal Hotel St. Tel. 5536. 696d tf nts cellent condition, tires almost ncw.i the city, furnished and unfurnished, tf and jewelry at rates. Federal Star-Bulleti- n 75-ce- per month. Daily $40 and Loan 95 N. King St. 6365 tf T copy. newly painted, new top. Address at $15. 118. $20, $25. $30, $35, Office. 18 pet, year, 5 cents per -- CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. NEW THOUGHT. a an W i - . . a n m, Field Artillery Exchange. Schofield up to $125 a m ith. Sec list in our St.! 6963 tf Ltd., Fort Fidelity Loan Office. 52 N. Kin? Barracks. office. Trent Trust Co.. Boston place in town. Free class In New Thought meets street, between King and Merchant Cafe CoolPfl Money loaned on diamonds, watches V Advertising tfatei: After the show, stop In. Open day and jewelry legal "ates. 676a lyr each Tuesday. 10:30 a. m., Beretanla A BARGAIN at and Miller. For Classified and Business Announce- condi- New cottage, 12S Kealohilani and night Bijou Theater. Hotel St Strangers welcome. Studebaker, good books or information Tel. 1579. ment 1 cent ner word ner each Inser covers, . etc. (Walkik'), to pur- 6539 tf MERCHANT TAILOR. tion, good tires, seat also opportunity 6910 up one range, tf HAMM-YOUN- to week. 5859. Q tion, Cash or terms. $325.00. TeL chase fuuiture,. curtains, pas THE VON CO-Hono- Columbia Lunch Rooms; quick service H. Y. Sang, tailor, 1131 Union. lulu Estimate six words per line. 6967 tf at a bargain. Call at house. LIMITED 30 cents arid cleanliness our motto; open day 6454 6m DRESSMAKERS. Hllo Per line, one week .6948 tf DISTRIBUTORS Tie, two weeks 40 cents Dodge Touring Car, fine condition and and night. Hotel St.. opp. Bethel. Dressmaking, Per 5518 MASSAGE. pajamas, shirts, etc.! Per line, one montv 70 cents a bargain, must sell at once, vrun Completely furnished cottages and tf made to order. Also repairing and 60 ea. mo. apartments Appty electro-neerin- Per line, six months.. cents garage. Lt J. M. Johnson. Fort on the beach. CLEANING AND DYEING. K. Hashimoto, massage and sewing lessons. Reasonable prices. Olher rates upon application. Shatter. 6973 tf Mrs. Crcssaty, 1909 Kalakaua Ave. Nuuanu St.. opp. Williams Mrs. Y. H. Chow, 229 Merchant t in No advertisements ol liquors or c.er-Vta- 6779 tf A. B. C. Renovatory; clothes cleaned,! undertaking office, Phone 1785. rear Hawaiian Electric Co. Phone proprietary medicines will be 8tudebaker Six, 4 new dyed and repaired. Phone 4148. 6400 3m 4058. 6881 lyr. American Optical Col " new top, complete equipment, Bungalow, partly furnished. King u . cepted. tires, 6104 tf 1148 6042. 6970 Bere-tani- a. Fort St, Honolulu, . replying adTertlsements, ao flrst-clas- c condition. Phone 800, tf Massage for ladies. Mrs. S. Mrs. S. Masaki as . In to parlors Mauna' Opposite Catholic - Armmm exactly Stated In 6970- - 6t Gar, Co. )3. 64 Kukui lane, - 6814 6m Convent vnnr reolies M Watertown. UNFURNISHFD HOUSES. Steam cleaning, Alakea St., nr. Hirao. phone 5 the advertisement 6234 tf Nuuanu street. 6956 lm THE HOUSE OF SERVICE telephone subscriber, PRICE I40C.00. LANGUAGE AND PENMANSHIP. If you are a Unfurnished two-te- c room cottage, phone your advertisement; we will Cadillac good cond ition. COLLECTION AGENCIES. LAUNDRY. 5859. 1436 Young street, near Keeaumoku. MALTKRRBrs French and Penman-shi- charge 1- good tires. Cash or terms. Tel. - 6947 tf 1310 Phone Lersons sow opened at Room : IS 4911. 6970 tf Quick Returns Collecting agency. See Wo. Liliha street. FOR ALL PURPOSES OUR PHONE delivered. 3, Elite Bldg. Age no hindrance. V Three bedroom house, 311 Peck Ave. F. Nichols, 12 Brewer Bldg. Tel. 5113. Called for and Pp9r Bags, Cups, PlateaT Flve-passeng- cr Chevrolet, 191B, 6806 tf A model Apply 283 Vineyard street, 6932 3540. 6839 6m 6971 tf Napkins and Towels, WANTED excellent condition, Li Relay, tf Etc nit SCIENTIFIC PALMIST. AMHAW. PAPER CO, P 4th Cavalry, Schofield Barracks, FURNISHED ROOMS. CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS. PRINTING. Ltd. 2C0 men and women to at- Phone 1410 E Wanted H. T. 6972 tf MME. CLEO J. tend Salvation Army meetings, Coconut plants for sale, Samoan va- We do not boast of low prices, which Ashman Beaven, Mgr. the - Desirable light housekeeping or single R - Wed- poor-quality- ; has taken an office in the Love build- street, Tuesday. 1917 Overland. Address Box 775, X riety. Apply A. D. Hills, Lihue, usually coincide with 69 Beretanla One rooms, moderate charges, central lo- ing, 1140 room 6. Don't and Star-Bulleti- n put life, Fort street nesday. Thursday. Saturday . office. 6972 t cation, quiet, clean. Kauai. 6277 tt but we "know how" to Adjutant and Ganzel Place, go printed matter, fail to consult her if you neetf ad- Automobile Sunday at 7:45 p. m. 112 Vineyard, cor. Fort. 6940 hustle and into tf -- vice on business, health, love or - Mrs. James C. West will welcome AUTO ACCESSORIES. T. Kunikiyo, 1111 Fort; phone 1635 and that is what talks loudest and 918-l-m Star-Bulleti- n marriage. Phone 4115. 6952 tf alL-- ' Large room for two gentlemen, alsb 6298 tf longest. Honolulu All makes of auto and bicycle tires single room. Special by Printing Department, 125 Merchant guacantee to rates the Toyoshiba. King PERSONALS. FRANK COOMBS Roofs to Repair We and tubes; auto accessories; also moath. Heinle's Tavern. Phone St., opp. Vida Villa. street. "n stop See Lou Rogers or vulcanizing, retreading, rebeadlng, 6411 --3m Bishop and Queen all leak. " 4986. 6743 tf Everything in jewelry sold or. easy Tet 2182 We : lead., pihers Vulcanizing Co., Ltd., PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. Alonto, Jones. etc Talsho CONTRACTORS payments at the Jewelry Depart- follow. Eureka PalntvCo., 816 so. 180 Merchant, Ewa Alakeft street. Citadel Hotel, 71 Beretanla rtreet. AND BUILDERS. - ' 03 StangenwaM ment in The Model Clothiers. Fort 2096.' ' 65S2-6- m G. Floyd Perkins. , I King St Phone Phone 3197. Furiished rooms, et $2 and $2.50 per HONOLULU MILL, street 6953 tf PLANING LTD. Bids. Phone 2907. 6809 6m MEAT MARKET A. week. 6902 tf contractors and Builders. Manufac- GROCERY To rent hy reliable party a 2 Dr t bed- Automobile, carriage, wagon supplies LANGUAGE LESSONS. cottage, Punahou district pre-- Portag New turers of doors, sashes, frames, PLUMBERS. room Quaker, tires, tubes. Rooms for light housekeeping, high blinds, Telephone --5930 or P. O. Carriage Mfg. Co. TeL 2742. elevation, 1998. molding, screens, brackets, HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE LESSONS ferred.' Oahu close in. Phone All Won Loui Co.. Smith street. Tel. 1033. Phone 3451 Honolulu. , t. 6951tt , 6803 6m 6963 etc kinds of mill work, finish- W. J. Coelho. inter-- ! , Box 17, tf ing, tuning. 6815 6m translator and C. Q. Repair work and small preter in the Public Land Office, is i YEE HOP 4 CO. Preserving Paint, also Tel. 1324 & Jobs a specialty. Fort St. Tel. 1510. Ha-- Peerless Cor ; Accessories; tires. Smoot Furnished rooms and apartments. The SHIRTMAKERS. now prepared to give lessons in j Pitch and Gravel Roof Specialists, Stelnhauser. Alakea and Merchant Fairmont, 574 Beretanla. 6929 tf 6806 6m waiian to those wishing to learn the " 65 Queen 6803 still at the old stand. St 6m language. Classes for and for j Reed & McAfee, marble and tile con- YAMATOYA Shirts and pajamas ladies . : phone 4981. ..r ;: M FOR RENT. per--; tractors. Office and show room at made to order. 1305 Fort St.. opp. gentlemen are now forming the M'CHESNEY COFFEE CO. MOTORCYCLES, ETC. 6442 sonnel of which, are to be determin- , - roadster, - Bulck Nuuanu and Pre- Kukui St. Phone 2331. lyr Light car touring or HOTELS Merchant streets. ed by apply; COFFEE ROASTERS wUl pay liminary estimates Phone each class. For terms . or Dodge preferred. wsl THOR motorcycles; Pierce bicycles; furnished. Akagi. 1218 Nuuanu street, shirts and Oealera ' Stajr-Bull- e. 1455. 6944 In Old Kona Coffee Address,Box 774, Care of supplies; palntlrg; repairing. K. THE PIERPOINT tf pajamas made to order. Phono 6041. Building. 6972 tt Okahiro, opp. Oahu Ry. TeL 4018. "On Beach Merchant St Honolulu the at Waikiki" Electrical contractor charees reason- - 6307 tf bungalows ex- EARNESTLYMEANT (Confidential) or bookkeep. Furnished and rooms; aoie. Moioyama & Stenography, typewriting T. EKI c.clemotor agt. So. King. cellent meals; splendid bathing Yamane. Phone G. Yamatoya, shirts, 1146 Nuuanu St. '- and evening Box 3018 day, 7364 evenings. 6916 6ro j tag wanted as work.;: - 6804 6m 000-fo- ot 6451 3m Man nf rrxvi character. miririlA seed 6944-- ,' boating; 1 promenade pier; ' n. lm Star-Bulleti- - "pleasant dls-- ! 977. beautiful marine and mountain M. Fujita, contractor (retired), healthy and BICYCLES. and builder, K. Tamane made to order. 348 N. position, wishes to meet a middle' .Amy. clothing and view; terms reasonable. Mrs. John painter, paper hanger. Phone 5002. PIANOS Br the SalraUon 6708. 6202 King. 6805 6m aged woman with good character, : Komeyc, Bicycles, Pdchbowl & King. Cassldr. Tel. tf 6300 lyr. furniture ior reuci "vu and comfortably fixed with an ob--j HONOLULU MUSIC CO., Ltd. v 5tf--u' 6076 6m -: S1RK. - - i SHOE REPAIRING. ject getting married. Anti-Ger- i. AUCTION BULLETIN CONTRACTORS GENERAL. of 1107 man. Inclose photograph. Box 773,' Fort Street market price will be paid for MIYAMOTO, bicycles. 182 N. King St NEW SHOE SHOP The best w care Star-Bulleti- 6975 3t rags by the , . 6m Ohio Building Co., general first-clas- s clean washed cotton "r ;7 ; 6S93 CHRISTMAS day falling on Tuesday contractors. M. G. Telves does shoe re- Star-Bulleti- , mm mm 67S4 tf we shall not be open for day. Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone Re- M a mmmm Honolulu that pair work at reasonab'e prices. A f m (j. KJ. SATO. 330 N. King. TeL 1026. 6803-6- 2113, 1383 Emma etreet, Vine- f. bUMMM ICC IU . The next sale at the Rooms will be near member 1385 Emma St 6918 lm MEET FEBRUARY TWELFTH Get all v SITUATION WANTED. . on Friday, December 28, at 10 yard street Honolulu. 6S86 6m the light you are pay. REAL ESTATE. o'clock, TEA HOUSES. town, when we shall sell officers' D. Dec. 23. inp; for by using Pig Chinese boy. well known In effects. C. Yamamato, 82 S. Kukui St, phone WASHINGTON. C. Edison years experl- - 30,150 sq. Present Income $85 with Furniture of all kinds, lots William R. Willcox. chairman of . who has had S or ft 4430; general contractor; building. Ikesu, best Japanese dinners. T. W. the' Mazda Lamps. available room for 10 or more cot-- of goods for quick realization at bar- Republican committee, ; ence as a collector for a number of gain prices. 6354 tf Oda, prop. Telephone 3212. 6183 tf national has; -- tiraa, would Uke position as coliec-:'-" tagea. Central location. See Guer- issued a call for a meeting of the ELECTRIC SHOP Beginning rero, 27 Campbell block. Phone 5489. We want you to pick out your TYPEWRITERS. committee at St. Louis on February tor for some one firm. grass rugs at once and not growl DRESSMAKERS. of year It possible. Address 'VU' 6967 tf 12. It is understood that he recently first . to the management when they are pres-- ; O. Box 978. , Rebuilt Underwood and Reminrn informed friends that business ' F. P. Kal-muk- lino, uuuauci, uicBauia&mg, Vc "A. P. P." Bungalow, 1028 Easf 5th Ave., i; all gone for not reserving some for - - rano, 1067 typewriters. Hen. Typewriter Ex., sure makes an early convening GruenhagenV Blue Ribbon :. . , 6966 12t you. Beretania St. 6936 lm of the 4 minutes from car line. One thing Is quite certain, 184 Merchant. Phone 5575. 6S14 6m committee desirable. wanU work Modern conveniences. Price, $1450. you can never again In years dupli- ENGRAVING. - Experienced bookkeeper Ad-- i E. O. - 6974-t- f cate these prices. They are sell- VULCANIZING. day or evening, moderate terms. Farm. "There's nothing in a name." t Chocolates SUr-Bnlleti- n ing In fig- HAWAIIAN Kr--,1na- ," San Francisco at higher Calling and business cards, mono- "Why melancholy j DRUG CO. dtess Old tires made new, moderate prices. the reflection?" FOR SALE PET STOCK. ures wholesale, not retail. There- grams, wedding invitations and an "The ultimate consumer never gets Hotel and Bethel 8treeta fore If in need of GRASS RUGS nouncements, rtationery, etc.; New Hawaii Vulcanising, Maunakea cor a chance to . issue an ultimatum." Thoroughbred Scotch Collie; a faith- Star-Bulleti- n and "'auahi Sts. 6814 6m HELP WANTED. and mats make your purchases now rect styles. Printing Washington Star. ful, devoted companion and pro- and get Department, 125 the low prices current in Merchant St WOOD AND COAL. Teacher Wan'ed Man to teach In lo tector, 9 months old; make a most this place for American Wire Grass experience desirable Xmas present fL O. Farm, SILVA'S , school. High school Rugs far lower prices Rugs FURNITURE. st.-t- I cal at than Co., Pauahi, nr. River el. : open January TeL 7417. 6974-t-f Tanaba WAR. PUZZLES . necessary. Position made of Rice Straw, at the Rooms 2657; firewood and charcoal, whole- TOGGERY Heme of Hsrt 1 1918. " Apply In writing to "Teach 18x36 plain for 40c, figured 50c, For furniture repairing, polishing and - as sale and retail. 629-7- tf Schaffner S. Marx Clothes !T star-BuUetin.- " . ' 6975 2t MISCELLANEOUS. against inferior articles advertised carpen.mng by day hire. See I. Ta-kan- o, 816 So. King Btreet. Tel. KING, NEAR FORT - at 75c and so on up the line in Boy wanted to take position In print- CORRUGATED IRON AND NAILS sixes prices, 2096. 6941 m LOST The City Mill Company, Ltd., has just and we are the lowest UXS P VyTV fcM4hJ in town. Honolulu Auction Rooms, Good pay to received a large shipment of 24 and New and second-han- d bought Between Navy Yard and Hono- . tending achdoL start J. S. Bailey. furniture ICE "Apply Mr. Thomas, Y; M a A. 26 gauge corrugtted Iron rooting, and sold. Phone 3998. 1281 Fort St. lulu, revolution counter instrument. 6 10 lengths; gal-- Was in case with name plate from to feet and NOTICE.. 6453 6m leather DISTILLED ; vaulted nails which we are selling on side bearing name M. A. Mul-ron- accountant to take complete 6961 Saiki. Bamboo furniture; 563 Bereta- pleace to Star-Bulleti- n from pure water rapid motor Al cost at the lowest market prices. tt On account of Tuesday, Finder return ' -- be .absolute-.- : December delivery. charge of office. Must 25. being a legal nla St 6078 tf office, Reward. 6975 3t j man. 'Box 176, Star-Bulleti- n. Cabrelra Nursery, 2060fMetcalf street holiday, no freight OAHU ICE CO. xi will be received by this company . cor. Dole, choice-- cn JUNK. course, Sunday, Phone 1123 '6972 tt lot of growing trees day. On Moanalua coif in tubs suitable for Christmas trees, that Nov. 23, open-face- d watch, gun-meta- l The steamers n. Boys to trade, age 14 to 16. from 3 feet to 8 feet in height $1.75 "Kilauea." "Likelike" bought and sold. case with plaid pattern, strap-chai- lrn - and "Doris" will Junk Phone 4366. school education. Apply so- to $7.50 each. Also a large quan- sail at their usual 6407 6m Reward for return to owner. Box Star-Bulletin- -., on pcrlntender t C894 tf tity of palms to be sold cMap. time Tuesday, the 25th instant. 967. Care Star-Bulleti- n. 6957 tf The Wkterhouse Co., Ltd. 6963 14t Freight will also he received on ng MIMEOGRAPHING. White girt wanted as cashier In Young Monday for the steamer "Mauna Kea,-saili- A Pow Boat painted green, with Underwood Typewriters -- In e on Re- : . Cafe. One living close preferred. New Nelson's-Loos- Leaf Encyclopae- Wednesdsy, the 26th inst initials "C. W. C." in white. INTER-ISLAN- D 100 letters, statements or forms (25 dia revised .to October, 1917, for STEAM NAV. CO. ward for information leading to re- YOUNGBUllJ)nTtV I LTD. lines) for $1.25. Excellent work. covery or return. C. W. C. Deering. T?TMrien6ed manicurist wanted In sale at a big reduction. See Ross Samples furnished. G. F. Perkins, Page, at the Y. M. C. A. 6974 7t Honolulu. T. H Dec. 22, 1917 Phone 7022. 6970 6t vYouDlotel Barber Skop. 6973 tf 6975 2t. 603 Stangenwa'd Eldg. Phone 2907. 6933 tf person who new yellow L. Smith typewriter, con j Will took WANTED. C excellent SHOEMAKER' dition, cheap. Honolulu Sales Co suitcase from S. S. "Governor," H. HACKFELD&C0: 15, 150 Beretanla street 6974 2t kindly return same to pier at ' inni Reca.1 ReDalr Shop. Hotel and once. 6975 2t Liiited ; " tg Union streets. ,. - . 6920 tf AU kinds ot fruit vegetables and EMPLOYMENT-OFFICES- She WTiy do you refer to that Commission nerchants : " . seeds. 1061 Aala street Phone 3554 The oil 6779 tf fmTW dancer we saw tonight as the modern HONOLULU V 34 near Venus? r vY. Kakanlchl, Beretanla St, 111 ,v,ntu - Well, you see, my 4511, 6:30 a. m. to 1916 Starr rlano. Perfect condition. A He dear, it's Nouann. Phone 3102. of form. Ma- 7096. 6246-t- f Phone 6884 tf just a matter Cartoons $ p. m. Residence phone gazine. .u ARMY OFFICERS ATTENTION I :'- -- -- help of all kinds, male and v,ua -", - " 1 Japanese . . eig-4- . ' BOMBARD RAMSGATB .'r- j . i i female, o. wraoKa, iziv unuu si. Will exchange power Multilux GERMANS - ' 6054 -- Phone 1420. tt Binoculars valued $75 for a Victrola 111 One year ago .today. November 24, and records. Address "Binoculars," - ; 1916.. . The man who marries me win - Star-Bulleti- n Adelina :v-v- V;-- She office. 6969 14t fel Patti -- one expensive rind" a victim. . 1 bot be In luck for have ' . CIGARS f ' i Why not a subscription to the Star. . ; YESTERDAYS A2T8WEB. lie And what Is that! Bulletin? The best xmas gift you can littributed ay FITZPATEICK BEOS. tide down under toUier't riglti Extravagance.- - Cartoon tft f.. She AUTO SERVICE SUPPLY f. A CO, ' i r " Jest laws arc no restraint upon the freedom One whose faWhoods no longer deceire h u f of the good, for the good man desires nothing W forfeited the" right toTupeak troth. Ambrosa which a just law will interfere with, Fronde. llierve.

EIGHTEEN HONOLULU STAB-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1917.

COMMUNITY PROGRAM TEACHERS STAY MERRY CHRISTMAS GREETING SAMMIES HAVE SPECIAL . MS HI; CBS TO HONOLULU FROM THE ARMY WILL BEGINMIPTLY AT EIGHT UNTIL THEY BIG TIME FOR SCHOHELD KIDDIES Sir Co. F, 2nd Infantry, Fort Shafter. Honolulu. H. T.. Dec. 24. if OF HONOLULU, who hve been thoughtful of enlisted men in Time 8 p. m. park on the nearby street, while SELVES DISLOYAL CITIZENS service, permit one of tflcm. through the courtesy of The Every Man in 25th Infantry to Receive Present MondayEveh-in-g Place Capital grounds. there will be plenty f room within to wish you a Merry C hristmas. For many of us it is our the grounds for all pedestrians who first Christmas with you. For all of us in the mobile forces it'xnay be the From Big Tree; Christmas Eve at Shafter to Smack of Commun- ' - All is in readiness for the come. It is a matter of regret that it last Metropolitan Revelry. . ity Christinas tree which the 600 wo- was not possible to provide seats for "Although the regents have left en It there have been mutual criticisms, let us forget them with the tol- compose personnel of guests was quite impos- tirely in my hands the question of re erant and kindly spirit that should especially at this time, pervade every men who the the but that being Outdoor Circle, are giving to the sible. It is urged all bring the taining or dispensing with the ser- Christian community. We know our sms are many. Often we have drunk Great preparations are made ters with the attractive red and greej 'the that by com- Yule-tid-e vices of Miss Heuer and Miss Mat- too much liquor which civilians have sold us. At such times we may have all the Schofleld Barracks of YaJstWa. as nave all tha ,othei . city of Honolulu tonight as their words of the songs which they have offering. The great growing ever- cut out from the dally papers In which thews. 1 can see no reason at this done scandalous and disgraceful things, as is the habit of men when drunk, panies for the Christmas dinners, and coapanfes at the coast defense fort special ,. green, firmly embedded in the to be sung by the crowd time why they should not be kept as whether in or out of the army. A few among our thousands have trans- practically all of them have The various organizations art alsd with roots carols menus printed for the event planning the soil, emblematical of the spirit of have been published, and all are urg- Instructors at the College of Hawaii." gressed in other ways, with less excuse, for which, we trust they may Christmas dinners. religious of - Christmas which will never die as ed to sing. People of every race and said Dr. A. I Dean Saturday. "If pay the full penalty. The chief service Two thousand men will gather la 1 Day the big leng as men lire and love and serve color are invited to attend and the the occasion should arise certainly Some of you have, without discrimination, condemned us all for the Christmas will be held at the Aerdome at Fort Shafter post chapel by the 32d Infantry, Chap- tonight to celebrate the- - "algal : and sacrifice, it strung wit scores of more that come, the more deeply will should use my prerogative but there shortcomings of a few. We may have thoughtlessly questioned your pa- able-bodie- d A. officiating. All of lights ready at a minute's notice to the Outdoor Circle feel that its gift of is no cause this time. triotism, because of a few nfea, idfy seeking their pleasure or lain J. SchUesser before Christmas' with a real old Joyous bloom of light light while. "Miss Heuer has been an efficient clinging too tenaciously to their business of money making. Let us for- the regiments have been invited to home . gathering at which, a. military spring into its and music has been worth service. Special music Clans, The bleachers are in place ready for and loyal teacher at the college and get , attend this Santa a Christmas tree and is no evidence that she has especially country War, many you has been arranged. Christmas music will hare no small the seating of the great chorus, all there But since our entered the Great of every done anything to influence the stud- have exerted every effort to make Us feel at home here. You now disre- Every man In the 25th and part Shafter soldiers are looking, the properties for the staging of the cantonment to eagerness nativity are In readi- WAILIU ENJOYS, ents or give aid and comfort to the gard our uniform and judge us as you do civilians, irrespective of our child in the whole is forward with to this cel tableaux of the get a present from Santa Clans the b Day enemy. When any . such evidence we your at ration. On. Christmas each of ness and It Is expected that a record clothes. That is as it should be. That is all ask. Some of men evening, ' comes t& light It will be time enough now as our did, with approval, your women big Christmas Tree on this the companies at tne post will have breaking crowd will this Evening as view us fathers biggest regiment capltol grounds, up to act" meet us unafraid and graciously, your children stare admiringly. which Schofleld's is a big Christmas dinner. semble in the and planning to make a joyous one. All coast artillery on the adjacent streets to participate CHRISTMAS TREE Dr. Dean said that he had no com- We have come far and may yet go farther, but your kindness will be the companies far-awa- y the Christmas again are planning big service of song. The ments to make on the interview given long remembered. It has helped us retain, in this meeting place With rplrit for dinners at th in this al fresco over military posts company " singers are meeting early places by Miss Heuer to the morning paper of the races, the feeling that we are still men and soldiers of the United hovering the here various messes on Christmas at question repeats to how Day Company Ann--, designated by their leaders so that all Saturday, as he had not spoken to her States. the Itself as the 8th at Fort WAILUKU, Dec. 21. The crowi concerning it, but a cursory examina- you may know soldiers appreciate and again, many of the local regiments will be strong, the 3th and 10th at Fort D will be in their places long before the That that remember, to - that filled the armory to overflowing tion did not show anything to which each and all of you, slncerest Christmas Greetings! in Hawaii one year from now, or Rnssy and the 11th. 12th, 13th an appointed hour of 8, when the first Wailwku most of them will be in the 14th. at, Ruger. carol will be sung. was proof that the first exception might be taken. PVT. GLENN E. HOOVER. whether Fort Community Christmas tree was a great battle line "somewhere in France. Tne Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. It With Madame Ellen Beach Taw, the original of spirit adds a note of solemnity planning no special ' noted prima donna, as a soloist for the success. Even the plans GET BIG CHRISTMAS TREE JUDGE ALLOWS BOY This entertainment fol the first committee did not call for so ROBS STORE TO $2 and impressiveness to the present the holiday period, but It Is probabU opening , number nothing remains to A. A WEEK ' program many children as were present MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS SHINES AT Y. W. C. OUT OF WAGES season that has not been felt in other that an Informal and impromptu gatM be added to the to make It was generously ar years. ering will be held on CtTjAmas perfect and weather stays fine When, however. It PRESENTS TO FRIENDS Evi" if the ranged Waikapu, and Y. W. C. A. have Because was $9 A field meet at Fort Kamehameha for such of the "boys'VsCyflppen a record crowd should assemble to- that the Waiehu Secretaries at the he earning a week u Ehould a unusually busy decorating to be a feature of the Christmas drop in. Is "... capltol grounds. Waibee children also have spirit" Christ- been the and forced to use It to support six is Theclan tof ake tali night at the part In the amount of Imbued with the of lobby. large tree has relatives, including parents, week, cailors and marines from Pearl very informal and a homey affair. 4." de-cad- the A Christmas his a es merriment . Captain Henri -- Berger, for four mas, and anxious to give his play- Squad- candy and apples was at once in prettily decorated with colored young Russian boy appealed to Judge Harbor to meet the 6th Aero Christmas . tree and Christmas fcs the leader of the Hawaiian mates a Yuletide remembrance, a Ha- been creased to 1600 bags. candles, lights of various designs and W. H. Heen Saturday and 6 aid he ron in athletic contests. The 6th toons will add to the holiday band, has been accorded the honor of waiian boy, 9 or 10 years old, entered The Salvation Army band began the with Christmas favors. thought he should be allowed to keep Aero boys have decorated , their quar leading the band this evening for the a second-han- d store owned by a Japa- own money. "' program with one number, then "Si The room has been decorated with his He said he turned his two solos, respectively, by Mrs. C. I Night" was sung by those nese, stole a key and passed on to wages over to NOTICE OF COMMUNITY Because of the Christmas holidjyt Mr. Reynold lent all apartment, un- Hawaiian holly and mouse feet. The his mother and that Hall and licGrew. This present the living where he she allowed 50 CHRISTMAS TREE: MEETING last week's tied Cross rand big Community. This carol and those that stole $15. Y. M. C. A. activities this year will be him cents a week. amoulei is the first Christmas were sung afterward had prac- locked a bureau drawer and The youngster, who to. tree and chorus city of Honolulu been He then had the money changed into limited to the clubs all of the club is somewhat of only 1173185. It Is particularly re the tised in all the schools and many of an recently spent $2 a cor- Pupils of Punahou Academy and ": appro spending of girls joining in a campaign to giva artist for quested that this weelt. be made has ever had, and all feel It the prepara- silver and, after most it respondence course designing, Preparatory School, as well as those al ; churches of Wailuku in presents to publia iin and the children of the Mid-Pacifi- rrlate that this veteran leader should for candy, pie and other things to of c Institute who are mem- large . as possible to aid the worl tion for the event A choir of some among and private institutions. The Lyric his parents promptly kicked him out , . have this especial part in the program distributed the remainder community tree which has now in most places , twenty voices, with Charles N. Luf-ki-n eat of the hffuse for several days. Judge bers of the Christmas thl V arranged giving each a silver dollar. elub has presented a large bag of pea- cold ! for which he has all the playing the cornet led. The, choir his friends, Heen smoothed things over by telling chorus are requested to meet this added burden of weather. band music. In juvenile court Saturday ths nuts to the children at weretania play- evening at 7:13 sharp at Central Among the large contributions la3t sang "Noel." "Away in a Manger" was ground Lei Mamo club girii the boy to keep ,two dollars of his A special collection which 'W. R. youngster broke down and cried, and and the wages Union Parish house that they may go week are Honolulu Lodge. 'No. 614 the next carol. Following this W. F. wept declaring she have made presents for the Industrial each 'week and give the rest '. Farrlngton look up from the business spoke In Red his mother also to his mother. in a body to the capltol grounds. Miss B. P. O. Elks, $200: Hawaiian Electril Crockett behalf of the Bon sent to the re- School children. men of the city aggregating 175, as drive.- - Faith-- , didn't want her Wlnne urges all to come promptly so Ccs, 1100; Aloha Temple, A. A. O. N Cross "O Come All Ye school. So the Japanese, who .payment to the band for playing on ful" was sung by the people. One form Whereupon the lad responded: "Ye?, that there may be no late comers it. S $250; Lanai players, $150; Lew " owns second-han- d store, relented STAR-BULLETI- N GIVES YOU their holiday, is the only outside number was rendered by the band and the sir. I am your caddie at the Chev straggling into the bleachers after the ers & Cooke, $250 ; Mr. and Mrs. Job! assistance which the club program and said he wouldn't press the charge, TODAY'S NEWS TODAY Chase Club." Puck. others are seated Gait $100. the closed with "America." as was has had In putting on this program. Claus finished up tun it Christmas. - Santa the for try Three hundred dollars was raised people. The mother said she would and the little EnsignvPuck, L. R. pay back" to the Japanese. for the Iffair by; the matinee musical Mathews and Miss Gertrude Judd iven In the " Young 1 roof garden, " f were the committee In charge. They while, the additional gift of $100 from were assisted by a large number of GERMAN PRISONERS J-- member, has' provided ample funds interested, by Joel B. Cox, to pay lighting those who WANT TO COME HERE; for the of the tree and tooic charge or the tree: uy tne police grounds, me special lighting for, the man who assisted with the care of the "NOT WANTED" HALTON ; capltol, the printing of music, movins -- children and by the Boy Scouts, wh. l ' " " blechers, : ' hava of etc kept the lines. . , j v How the attractions of Hawaii Y All who nave nad "the affair In traveled' over the land is shown by a : charge long persist-- g hare worked and Y. TO ENTERTAIN letter received by the Promotion Com- ently towards its ultimate-succes- s but W. FOR mittee from two German prisoners oi none'more than to Mr. and Mrs. Reg-- . - DETAINED IMMIGRANTS war now held at Morrissey, B. C, er Noble Burnham, are thanks due for Canada, who write that they wish to the timely help which they have given As usual the Y. W. C A. is planning come here. They, are Ernest Peters in arranging and staging the tableaus. to give a "Christmas afternoon" at and Harry Kopfka, p.o.w. 237 and 28i, r The Outdoor Circle feels that, it owes the Immigration ; station some time but the letter written Ih reply by F; a deep debt of gratitude to this talent- during the week. But as there are J. Halton, secretary, intimates thai ed couple who, out of their own busy only a few Immigrants detained there they are not desired here at this time lives, have taken time to give of the now the date has not been definitely The letter, from the two prisoners richness of their ability and technical settled." A steamer from the Orient is which had been thoroughly censored knowledge, to. produce amid rather inad- expected to bring in a large, number says: equate-surroundings -- these beauti- cf immigrants this week, and the en- "Would you kindly send us pro ful tableaus. Tna club , is also indebt- tertainment will likely be postponed pects, etc., about the southsea islands ed to the Boy Scouts, xt whom "Mr. until her arrival. . i and immigration thereof. Burnham is the Scout, executive, for "We have the notion to possibly Im- the policing of the grounds.. : NEWEST CHILDREN'S GIFTS migrate if the chances for such an Positively no motor tars are to be undertaking prove to be favorable. t 7, I allowed within the capltol grounds, Regular desk blackboards. .. with "Please answer by return mail and and persons ' desiring- - to Hew the writing and drawing Charts; educa give us a full account as to how to get , spectacle from their cars are asked to tional $2.00 at Thrum's Adv. about to complete this proposition." 1 '." mm

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