davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

boben bereiteten@ enuB ausipro6 uno
6etonte, OoB Die nHahe Der 81loer"
uobl oas ldonite @eOidt Der 9eut-
den in Nmerifo iei. Serr gties, DEM
Elm Straub praftpoaer &oien iiber.
reidt tuur0e, Oonfte in fur5en 8orten
itno bemerfte in 8e5ug aiif Die oTa6e
Der @Gloer", DAB 0ieies @eOi6t ietne
@%ntitebung Der Snipirotion zines DO
ments neroanfe, zines Wtomentes, Die
er mobl nur einmol i'm Seben Oes 40
eten Dorfomme.
9as @rogramm entbielt neben oen
8ortrGqen 0eS Serrn 9ties aud lol6e
muiifaliIder uno Oramotii6er g(rt.
SEER s.. Sdaefer trllg im @ingong
Oerielben D9ie beioen @%renoOiere~
BON S6umann Dor. @r nerfiigt itber
cine pra6tpoGe, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itimme. 8as uns Defenders o~uffieI,
uno lebr pobltlteno beriibrte, mar Die
ii6erals flare Iusipra1e Oes 8ortra-
genoen. &or Der lebten Summer
iaug SEER S6aefer nod einmol, be
gleitet bon 2eapitt. 6rdillein Mar-
goret Stanoiforo fang u0ie 2otos-
blume" BON Sdumam unO hinge
oulo" bon SCHUBERT. Spieleno iiber-
mono iie Die S6mierigfeiten Oer&om-
petition ntO bradte ibre i60ne 9(It.
itimme boa 3rr @eltltng. 9litf Die
belle Sopranitimme Der 6rau 9. $.
Smart modte einen treffliden Gin
ortd. sic lang Still mie oic gtadt"
bon 9obnt, uno SD meiB mobL 500
mir ruin CUR Nodt" BON &annab.
6rGulein 9lmp s. 2eapitt begIeitete
iie in iiberaits fGbiger @eiie. nNoien
i'm S6nee" BON &onrao Nies i6(oB
ooS Grogramm uno bot Den Nfitmir=
fenoen, Oen Sri. g. 9onnboff Sri.
@. Spanboofo uno b%eionoers Sri.
&nita S6aoe rei6e @elegen6ait, ibr
groBes Oramotfi6eS 8alent 5i betd-
tigeu.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

Sci Ser 5reimaurer unS
oeS v@oitern Star" in Sofoma 8ari
ipirO am 30. 5. 90. eingeweibt mer.
oen, mo 8tpar merOen Die 3eremoni-
Ell inter 2eitung Der @roBloge oes
9iItriftS Dor ii6 eeben. Man ermar-
tet, Dab oie meiiten Sreimourer oes
9iitrifts ii6 an Ser Seier beteiligen
meroen. Sic meroen ii6 i'm Malonic
3emple periainnelrL bon 0a in Hro-
3eiiion nad Dem Union Depot geben,
lpoielblt ein @rtra8ug Der Baltimore
uno Ohio 9abn fir lie bereitltebeu
miro. Dab oos nelle SnItitlt fqrtig-
gelteqt meroen fonnte, lit elmer iabre-
langen trelien 9rbeit Ger Maitrer 81
oonfen. 0as Saus ielber lit feuer-
ii6er eebaut, bon s(rt6ur 90. Gopn-
ION aufgefiibrt ullo miro mebr als
100 Snialien in iid %allfnebmen fon-
men.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
rGdeaiS : Iiterariider gerein".

Der n@eielig : literariide Ser
Elm" bernnltaltete am Sonnabeno.
Sen Is. Nopember 1918, i'm SauiC
ieiner &orliberin, Sr6uleiu Inito
S1aoe, 1917 Ontario Hlace, einer
0i6teraben6 8rt Gbren oes sur 3eii
in unierer Staot meilenoen 0eutid-
amerifanii6en 9idters &onrao Sites.
Die @oriiberin leitete oas @ro-
grarum nit einem frtr3en un6 inte-
relianten @ortrog iiber Sen @er0e.
gang Oeutl6 : amerifanii6er Old
tung elm uno oeflamierte Damn ip1ter
@eoi6te BON Mnna &ir6iteinL Haitoi
81. SO. Sil0ebranot, Coma 6ern, g
9. @iered, SO. 8enigmts uno oMeols.
barfenton4 bon &onra0 Nies. 0el
gbrengait oes gbenos aber gab MIDI
nm cine @rldiiterung bon n&oien in
S6nee" ionoern erfreute nod leir
8ilblifum our1 Sen @ortrag einigel
1einer nelieren @eoi6te. Die 8iani
Itinnen 2eopitt nr0 QiDmon FILTER
Die 3miideupauien nit i6oner Muiil
aus uno gum S6luB Oerfiigte lid
Die @eleli9aft ms gB5immer, nj
Damn auf oas @obl 6es 0idters an
geftoBen ulo monh' biiblAe &eoe BON
Stapel gelaIlen mur0e. Mlen miri
oieier Mbeno in lieber @rinnerunl
bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
sdweiscr Saa.

Gin S6mei5er : @aa nllr0e por
Sen @ereinigtcn Orei S6mei5erOer-
einen: o@riitli Gerein4, u0it
Stouffo6erin" nno Union Selpe-
tia am lebten Montag in Ser &an.
0es Olo Maionic Eeunple abgebal-
ten. Srauen un0 ailloer trilgell
I6mei8erii1e 2anOestra6ten nno
fdufen oamit elm farbenprG6tiges
@il0, pel6es oltr1 Die rei6e Sab
men : Decoration Oes Scales nod
beoeuterl6 geboben murOe. ginen
@auptan5iebuigspunft biloeten 2
&ieIenfrt6er, bon Oenen Der cine, 3
SUB bod, Elm S1mei5erbaus bartlett
te, mGbreno Ser anOere, aus % Ser
len beltano, BON oenen je elmer Oas
@appen zines Ser % &antone 0el
S9tpei5 entbielt. 9os 9omite, Oas
oas b0itd gellngenc Set porbereitei
battc, beitano aus:
So. g. S1mi0, Sran 6. Gngels.
Sri. @auline SOBER, Sulius @gloff.
Sbeo. 8icorb, Sacob 8ruegger, 50.
mono SpArowsfp, 2eon Gbatelain
Charles 6rgliiter, 9lltanit 9ama9ni
@bilipp Sei5, 8incent Nfarcionette.
Ssmalo 8aleitra, Oscar @urgler.
Srau 9(1lton 3i6tl, 6rau Sarrp 81
fen beiB, Srau Sbomas @uibbp, 6raii
George Sebaftion, Sral 9api0 glot.
ter, 6rou Srib Sdmiot, 6rau Gbar.
les SpieB, 9. g. Hifenba6er, Geo
&reis.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

S n Ser @eria III III I Ii II q oes
Columbia 9rauer &ranfen= llnterltiiB
itngsDereins" mllr0en auBer Noutille.
geidGften 5pei peitrei6en0c 9ei6lii
Ie gefaBt. Ser @erein inooliierte 0en
8roteIt bieiiger 8iirger, ole S6ul-
lofnle an Den gl6enoen ais 8erianm
Iu~ngspIdbe frei 81 geben. @r nabnl
auBeroem SteIltug 8l Der &eoe, o.e
Der 0berit Mails, Ir5t Ser Nrm9e.
Dor Ser o@omenS G6riItion 8cmpe-
rance llnion@ in Nsbnrp @orf, q. s.,
9ebalten batte, inns in Der er oie Ia.
6erlide 9eboliptlnlg ~auHteute, Oa'
76 8ro5ent ser &inoer bon @rauerei.
arbeitern untoltgli6 fiirs 2eben ief.it
neil lire @lteru 9ier trdnfen. De-
@erein miro oafiir mirfen, 0oB nd
MIR Ser GentralDerbaiO bier, iplOert
Ser Nationolbuno, iid nit Dem @arrl
ettpns n6ber befaBt, oeniel6en aud
5tpingen lol, feline 8ebauptungen 81
beipeiien. 0aB oie 8rnuer aild) ma
fronf merOcit, beitreiten iie gornidt
0os benefit orn beIteu i6re &oiie
penn 9ranfengeloer aitSgc5ablt mer
0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
9(us Oenti6en Sereinen.
uGcrmania Club.

Ser .@ermania Club" belt or
ia. 5. SO. feline Sabres = 8eriomm'
lima ob. Ser 8rdiiOent Derlas let-
men porsiiglid ausgearbeiteten Sab
resberidt. @r erfIdrte fotegoriib
cine epentueae @ieoerwnbl nitt an
nebnten 3u moler. Ser 6inatl5be-
ri6t eroab cine iebr geiunoe finon-
aieIle @rirnOlaae Oes Clubs. 9os
SouptaeI6dft Oes Nbenos mar olc
8eamtenipabI, lDel6e %folgelloes &e.
iultat 8eitigte:
9rGIioent: Or. $. Is. 8eper, n.S.N
/. gi8eprdi.: s. S6Warb.
2. &i3e-8rGi.: @rOf. ". Spanbooto.
3. Gi8e-8rai.: Or. $. 81. SeaDauien-
Sefretdr: 6. 9letid.
Sinan3-S efretGr: 81. @. 8rind.
S6abmeiiter: s. 81. 9roop.
9ireftoren: s. @. Nfiibleilen, y.
Bender, Oh. Champion.
Ser Gllb batte Oas 8ergniigen,
ols @GIte Die Serren &onroo ytles
nnO 9ireftor &empis, elm Wtit-
alieO Ser 5ltr 3eit gum Stuoirm bic
iiger @efGnguiiie bier Weilenoen oent-
i6en aommiiiion begriiBen gu fon-
men. 9eioe Serren, ebenio wie Serr
8artbol0t, bielten anipradeu. gtad)
grIe0igung ser @ei96fte Wuroe Elm
8iiffet-&un6 lerbiert.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

geben bate, 10 piele befannte utO audi
unbefannte @elihter iab man. Ser
rem iopobl pie 9amen poren 5abl=
reid ~nertreten lno lieferten Oen Be
peis, oaB SEER Sizes bier einen gro
BEN 4reis bon 6reun0en unO &ereb-
rern bat. Das 5oblrei6e @ri6einen
oes 0euti1tums madte, OaB Sert
Spier, Der ols @oriiber 0es &omites
fungierte ullo BON Sen @erren @ultan
Bender, $. $. 9ergmann uno SuIius
0iibriug ~unterItiiBt muroe, iiber 0as
gauge @elidt itrablte. @unOcrbiibif
iabm lif Die 8iibre in ibremS hmud
aus GbrDiontbemen, @i6en5meiger
uno 8almen aus, oie @ebriioer @uoc
geIiefert unO arran9iert bnttell nab.
reno Die 5irma 6. s. 9roop am
Cons einen SteinpaD- 6liigel sur
8erfiigung geltellt batte. Serr gties
nar Iebr gut BEL Stimme mo ieir
@ortrao poQenoet. IS ge6t obne ga
gen, oaB in alien ieinen @eoi6tcn ieir
@eoanfenfllg, feline 6obe Oidterii6(
@esabung uno iein marmes @mpfin
oen bon gum glusOrud famen uni
in ben Ser3en ieiner 3uborer elmer
Iauten @ieOerbau berporre elem. 9i(
targten ni1t nit ibrem 8eifal, Oem
rei6Ii1 p%eroienten mo Oieier er.
rei6te oen S0bepunft, ais oaS sc.
oiGt y9ie &a1e ser @Gloer" sun
8ortrag fam. &err Spier belt 8tpi.
I6enonrf) elm 9(nipra6e, in Der e.
&errn Nies ben 0anf Maer fiir Del
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
aUnraS Mies gI6enS.

@enn mir in umierer borleBter
ghmmer iagterL Dab Der glamc Soon
roo Nies einen giiten Slang i'm Can
Oe bat, baum bitten mir nod bin5u
ieten ioIeu, DAB er audi cine groBl
@n8iebungsfroft beiibt. 0os 5e;gti
iif Oertlid in Dem 9eiud), Der iibel
@rporten gut ipnr unO Gle @alle De.
Carroll Snititits noaitGnoig fiiate
SIS idien, ais Oh @oibingtons
0euti9tim iid elm &enOc3-DolIs &c.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
Der ugrusreRiOe Gndre1 I'M
sGmserbnnO.

Gin oGrogreiiiper gltdre1- abenr
ltano fir lebten 9onnerstag, Den 20.
5. Mts., g(benbs, allf Dem 9rogramm
0eS S1nqerbun0es. 0erlelbe murof
bonn SGngerbuno-&om inter Mit-
billie Oes 9amenflubs geleitet. 9af
ser Mbeno ben @orgGngern nidt nod.
ecItanoeu bat itebt felt, unO per iif
0aran beteiligt bat, Der fam nllr Oas
glerbeite oariiber Iagen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
vSeHem-0 , rmitaOtcr ltntcritiitnnss-
berein".

Die @~eriommlung 6es Seiienoarm-
it6oter Interchangeable" am
lebten Mittpod mar redt gut beiudt.
Serr 2ouis Bauer If. fiibrte in &c
mobnter f6biger @eiie ben @orlib.
Observation-Disclosures lag cine MIDI
tige nno i6pere @ntiAeiOitng Dor.
Ser N%euiobrsban Ser Seiien, Der
Sabre lang cine Iteben0e @irri6tung
NOR, miro oiesmal nidt itottfinoen.
Sin SteQe Gaiien miro Elm ltnterbal-
lungs : Nlbeno fir 0ie MitglieOer uno
ibre Samilien itattfinoen Serr BAIT
CT ernonnte elm aomite, Oas Degen
3eit unO 0rt Der @bbaltuig oieies
6amilienfeites gori9IGge MAIDEN ioa,
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
SlrmiminS eose 90. %.

Sn Ser g(rminills 2oge go. %.
S. u. 81. Sc, Der ein3igen oeutiden
Maurerloge, mar am 9ienstag oieier
@o6e @ilitation our6 sic @eamten
Ser @roBIoge oes 9iftrifts Columbia.
@s mar cine Ser beIten @iiitationen.
0ie ie abgebalten tplroen. Ser Be
ilif Der 2oge NOR iiberalts 5a6lrei6,
in0em piele Der Ilten oie ofters feb
len, oiesn1ol 5ltgegen tporett. Der
@roBmeiIter Charles @alonin uno
fem Stab priiften bic Bidder 0es &C.
fretdrs 9(oam Sdneioer ulo oes
S6abn1eilters CHARLES 6. @erner
lt10 fan0en oielelben in muIter6ofter
Sromlng. Ser 2. @rao muroe er-
teilt un0 Sob bon Sen @%roBbeamten
aeerltet. Ser @roBmeiiter nabnl
@eIegenbeit, Ser 2oge fir oeren gu
ten Sui 3Gtigfeit etc. ieine @liid-
niini1e aits5uipre1en. glo6 Sdluf
ser 2oge fano gemiitliAes S3uIam-
meniein uno 8anfett Itott in 8ruoet
6ammels Safe, 10. un0 @a. Ape
9ienstag, Sen 2. DECEMBER, 1T Beam
tentpabl uno S%nItaaation Ser nelter
@eomten.
Die SoGe mar idon geidmiidt
onr6 6lOrilt pom g%Oettser.
Mliiif witroe bon @rof. aiiridner ge-
%liefert.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
gcrOGdtiscr am @eifen Sans.

Sn einem @ebiii6a iii0li6 bonn
@eiBen &auie muroe oieier Gage elm
perod6tiger Mann entoedt, Ser Oer
Namen Glpoe @btbers angob. @r
muroe bon Ser 8oli3ei perbaftei
uno fonllte feline grfl6ring Oofiir &C.
BEN pesbalb er iid IN unmittelbarer
NGbe oes @eiBen &auics nmbertrieb.
Gr ioa in einem Srrenboipital ali
ieilen @eiltes5uitanD unteriu6t per-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

Der e e6nifer @erein~
miro am 26. s.. sc. in Ser Singer
bunobaae fem 26ltes Stiftungsfeit
abbolten. @dite, Die our6 Mitglie-
Der eingefiibrt weroen1 iinO wiafom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

Be nSnfel 8rGiiggergniieungs-
berein" eiebt nit Dem oSnfel 8rGiig
9amen-Terein am Montag, ocn "a.
Robember in Der grion Soue elm
9an3frdn5derL ipo5ll a1e beitens eill-
gelaoen iinO.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

SIN Se6ntferperein fano
am lebten Mittmod cine @ei6dfts-
iibung itatt, in ser baltptid1liA &oil-
tinegei1dfte erlaOigt muroen. Son
beionoeren @ei6Gften pltrOe 0as am
26. 5. sc. 31t fciernoe 26. Stiftnngs-
felt 0es 8ereins beipro6en.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

. Yer r0eutide ariegerbunO" belt
am lebten Montag ieine regelmdBige
@~eriammlitng ob. @itBer &outine'
9eidGften itnno ni6ts CUR Serbano-
hung.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

Ger Central erbonO beriam-
melt ii6 am 9ienstag, %. gtobember
in SEQ. 8eBlers Saae. @uf Der Ia
ges : 9ronung Itebt 8eamtennomi'
nation fir Die @obl inn ndditeu Wfo-
nat.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
ygcrmauia @annerdOr"

Iebermor9en, olio Montag, ben
"a. s. sc. miro Ser n@ermania VfGn-
nerdor~ in ser 0lo Maionic Sole,
4on8ert, S6eater uno @aa abbalten.
IS 1tebt an erparten OaB Der beliebte
Gerein ii6 bel bieier &eranitaltitng
zines regen 8eiu6es ~erfrenen miro,
aumal bisber Ii6 INNER nod ieoer
BEL Ben MGnner60rlern gut amiiliert
bat. Bir laiien oas @rogramm bier
folgen:
Subertiire -- Naeders Srdeitra
o0as Ser5 am &bein" 6. S9olB
@ernlania MGnner6or
50 on ibis @ngele" - Sui. Gples
8iano Solo:
8oIonaiie: -- &rof. Gbriitiani
8erIii6er Mari6, @rof GbriItiani
Ser golOene Sonneni6eiu, 8ei6niti
Settle 2iebe~, - 6. s. Gbriltiani
@ermania Mdmerdor.
S6eater:
.9es S0riter's Eo6terGein~
o6er oSSSn ben Sproler Bergen"
NprInnpn.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

Gle r@tIbeIm Zen 2ogc
SEQ. 81, g. 8. g. Of g., erleOigte IN
ibrer geriommlung am Iebten DON
nerstag, ga auBer Ser Nbre6nltng
bonn SDlter-&oolt nno ser @aiier-
fabrt auBeroroentlide @ei6dfte ni6t
borlagen, Ieoigli6 lire &outinege-
1h1fte.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

Der 80 If &erein"
miro am 2. DECEMBER 0lonats-Ser-
Iammlung uno 8eamtqnlDobl abbol
ten.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22
n@aIGinatun eauacrbnnO"

SIN nSGngerbunO" tpir0 am Mon-
tag, iibernorgen oas 5peite aon3ert
Der Salon itattfinocn. Sot oas critic
9on5ert Den Grmortlngen IN 9etreff
nuf 8eIii6 aud ni6t cntiproden, 10
itanO es bod ameifelLos fiinitIerii0
Washington Journal., 1913-11-22

auf Ser @o6e ieiner @orgdnger. 0as
ausge3eei6uete %rogramm, Oas fir
oieies 3tpeite &on3ert oiifgeiteGt lift
unO oas mir naditebeno fol9en laiien,
iolte nidt perfebleL bic Saae bis
gum leBten 8laB 81 fiiqen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
MONTY HARRIS
SEEKING A JOB
in THE ISLANDS

The nephew of .The Earl of Win.
ton, refugee from Mexico and owner
of a 10000 acre stock ranch in the
reyolatiDn-ridden southern republic,
wants to come to Honolulu to live.
VIII some one here kindly step for
ward with fat job for, the scion of
the noble family? !.
Attorney-general w. w. Thayer, to
whom the bud" has written asking
assistance in his worthy ambition to
make Honolulu bis home, !, says:
Sure, we've got several million
dollar Jobs just waiting for him. Let
him come. ~. -~s. g..
Despite the iact that the epistle
came to the attorney-general marked
personelle," it was too good to keep
private. 1t is here given verbatim,
spelling and all. The envelope,
marked "personelle" in the upper
lefthand corner, is addressed to 1.-The
Attorney General, Honolulu, Hawain
Islands. The contents are as fol-
lows:
"20S9 Agate Avenue, Eugene, Ore.
Dear Sir: Please pardon me for
the liberty ! take in writing to you
i am refugee from Mexico, where
/ own a twenty-thousand acre stock
ranch. am twenty-five years old.
l am eager to get position in Ho-
nolulu until times are settled in Mex
leo, and until | can sell out l could
oversee on a plantation. / am the
nephew of the Earl of Winton. Should
you know of asyone who could use
me / will be truly grateful If you
will put me in touch with him.
Il am a batchelor.
Again offering an apology for the
liberty take,
81 remain faithfully yours,
u. L. MONTGOMERIE HARRIS"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
SAYS DEMOCRATS
OF COMMITTEES
NEARING BREAK

An open break between the Demo-
: cratic territorial central committee
and the Democratic county committee
Is impending, according to Vice-chair-
man Charles Barron Of the latter or
ganization Barron declares that the
territorial organization and National
Committeeman John H. Wilson are
running party affairs in altogether
too high-handed manner and with
out consulting the rank and file of
the party and he said yesterday that
the county committee is about ready
TO take stand in favor of new
deal
"One OF the principal objections we
have TO the territorial committee and
to the national committeeman's work
is that they do not allow the party in
general TO know what they are doing
about patronage he says. They in
dorse candidates for office in secret
and we are unable to find out what is
going on The county committee
right now does not know what the ter
ritorial committees Endorsements are.
Furthermore, we do not propose to
stand for some OF the candidates that
the territorial committee is urging.
We are tired of the present status of
affairs and are going to insist on be-
ing consulted to greater extent"
One Of the grievances Of the county
committee, Barron revealed, is that
Sen. James l. Coke did not get prop
er support in his candidacy for the
u. S. district attorneyship Barron
says that National Committeeman
Wilson first Endorsed Coke, then with
drew his Endorsement and finally end
ed by working for F. M, Saxton of
Portland, Oregon, who was later
named as u. S. district attorney at
Nome, Alaska 2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
new SITE FOR
ARMY HOSPITAL
IS SUGGESTED

That q new site, adequate to the
increased demands for space, be found
for the department hospital; that
there is a lamentable lack Of uniform
ity.of uniform with the army here;
that the resources of the Hawaiian
department have been taxed to the ut
most to provide shelter for the rap
idly increasing garrison; that it Is diff
ficult to replace civilian employees OF
the quartermaster corps holding posi-
tions of responsibility. with enlisted
men-these are a few of the points
brought out in the annual report Of
Brigadier General Funston for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, which has
Just made its appearance in print.
The department commanders re-
port follows routine lines for the most
part, and does not touch at all on
the defensive problems of Hawaii or
the tactical features of the local gar
rison. 1t is a plain statement Of ex-
listing facts in the department with
pertinent comments of conditions
which might be improved.
In connection with the department
hospital. which, according to General
Funston, should be constructed on
another site, the report says:
The hospital now has 120 beds and
receives all sick and wounded from
posts in the vicinity of, Honolulu and
Continued on page eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
CROSS SEAL SALE PROVES
GRATIFYING TO Those IN CHARGE

kegun TO come In.
A committee of women are en-.
gagged In selling the stamps among
The army AID navy folk, no Official
reports OF sales having been present
ed up until this noon. 1t is believed
that the entire allotn1ent OF stamps.
500.O00 ID number. viii be sold. which
win mean a total of $4,000. or this
amount the National Anti -Tuberculos-
Is League takes 10 per cent to pay
for printing and postage, while the
balance will be devoted to assisting
In stamping out tuberculosis in the
Hawaiian Islands. AM interesting
feature Of the present campaign was
brought ont yesterday afternoon with
the arrival of the Pacific Mail liner
Manchuria from the Orient Several
local women, headed by Mrs. f. H.
Iaukea and Miss Whitehouse, were
at the dock when the vessel came in.
The passengers. cstching the spirit
of the occasion, eagerly bought up
the little seals and forced the sellers
to HE themselves back to headquar-
ters for further supply.
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F|L|PINOS IN
HAWAII URGED
Dean c. Worcester Declares
. That Immigration Should
Be Maintained .
REPEATS DENUNCiATloa
OF WILSON'S POLICY
Stands by Statement Made in
Farewell Speech at Ma
Mia Banquet

Dean c. Worcester, retiring secre-
tary OF the Interior of the Philip
pines, declared this morning before
leaving Honolulu for the mainland,
that he is emphatically in favor OF
continuing the immigration OF Fiji,
Pino labofers to Hawaii. saying that,
from his many observations. he has
found them to be efficient plantation
help. Upon visit to the inmigra-
tfon station of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association, be expressed
considerable SURPRISE at the efficient
manner in which the association
cares for its iaborers prior TO sending
them to the plantations. and said that
such methods Of handling would be a
prime factor In securing immigrants.
Although Mr.. Worcester has visit
ed Hawaii before he expressed de-
sire upon his arrival yesterday to see
something of the pineapple planta-
tions. Shortly after the Manchuria
docked, party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Worcester. Mrs. w. H. Babbitt.
j. p. Cooke and w. %. Smith journey.
ed to Wahiawa by automobile, visit
ing the various fields and planta-
tions. The rains had extended only
to Moanalua and from there on the
roads were excellent. The return
was made via Schofield Barracks. the
party arriving in Honolulu at dark.
This morning, Mr.. and Mrs. Worces.
ter, accompanied BY Mrs. Walter F.
Frear, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Cooke, Mrs.
w. H. Babbitt, John Waterhouse and
w o. Smith, went to the Country
Club for breakfast, following which
the party visited the immigration sta.
tion of the Hawaiian Planters Associa-
tion, where Mr.. Worcester saw a
number Of Filipino irnmig migrants and
expressed himself as being pleased
with the aecommodations provided
for them. The party went to the
steamer after visiting the station, ar
riying there q few moments before
the vessel sailed. r. d. Mead. direct
or of the Planters labor bureau, con-
Quoted the party around the immigra-
ton station.
Mr.. Worcester spoke to some ex-
tent concerning the question of Fill
pino immigration to. the Hawaiian
islands. saying that number of Fill
pinos who had returned TO their ma
tive country after having spent con-
siderable time in these islands, are
all anxious to return here. He said
that those returning to the Philip
pines took a very favorable report
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'HOOLANA' IS
name OF THE
new DRYDOCk
Miss Aileen DoWsett Breaks
. the Bottle of Wine in Cere-
mony of Christening
ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS
MADE FOR THE GALA EVENT
Queen LiIiuokaiani Present at
Event OF Great importance
on the Waterfront

Miss AiIeen DoWsei., daughter of
]. 81. Bowsett, at 3 o'clock this after
neen held aloft a beribboned
bottle OF c..~alpagne, suspended by
streaIneFs CT silk, from the new halt
millicn-dollar foafing drydock just
completed by the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company, and in the
crashing of the wine over decorated
corner CT the left wing OF the structure
performed the final act in the cere,
monies surrounG4ng lie christening
|of the dock 'Hoolana. . The literal
translation of the name "Hoolana"
being Make Floating.
Notable among the invited guests
at the christening was Queen Liliuo-
kaIani, who despite her advancing
years has consented to take her place
la a private box in which were seat
ed officials identified with the steam
ship company, members of the board
of directors and their families as
guests of honor,
The drydock site at Bishop slipway
presented a gala appearance this
morning. The two long steel wings
are resplendant in colors, while
streamers and garIands of varied d-hued
bunting add to the picturesqueness
of an improyised covered grandstand,
situated near the entrance from the
street
A large barge has been moored to
a point where all guests were given
an opportunity of witnessing the rails
ing Of the dock to level with the
surface of the water bearing the
Inter-Island flagship Mauna Kea.
The vessel was ioated into the dock
this morning and had been blocked in
about IL feet of water.
- The Alanna Kea carries wealth OF
flags and bunting. the decorative
scheme being in complete harmony
with the color scheme prevailing at
the dock and over the adjoining ship
yards.
The ceremony will close with the
raising OF the Mauna Kea and then
will be given to those IN
spection of the structure that has oc-,
cupied the time, and attention Of sew
eral hundred skilled mechanics for
the greater part Of the past nine
months.
The pumps, operated by electricity.
we're successfully tried out this morn
ing, everything being found to work
without the slightest hitch.
William T. Donnelley, the New York
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