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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26
mELLEN WALKS ON AIR
Never Felt 5etter-Has Two Homes
and Fortune Of S75o,o00.

Boston. July 24.-The Boston
News Bureau. which has held close
relations with Charles 5. Mellen
sent man TO interview the
former president Of the New Haven
"All can say is that ! am walk
ing on air." said Mr.. Mellen. -
never felt better in my life
The news bureau adds that Mr.
Mellen will retain his two homes, IN
New Haven and in Stockbridge. and
that his wealth aggregates SI5o.000
lie owns 1890 shares OF New Haven
stock. for which he paid an average
OF s165 a share.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26
NOTICE

Users Of the village water are eau
toned against permitting any un
necessary waste during the next two
months and to limit the spray ing Of
lawns TO the shortest possible time
Unless care IL taken 1t will be
necessary to connect the pipe lead.
ing TO Lake Hancock with the sys'
TEN which win raise the tempera'
ture Of the water.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26

Goodfellow-Tm sorry TO say my wife
has an aegravating habit OF interrupt
ing me in the middle OF a sentence.
Binns-Humpb! You are fortunate to
he able to get so far.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26
up and Down.

"That would be great at home when
the baby is peevish," remarked Mr..
Yunghusband as he watched the ships
heaving deck.
whats that?"
THAT deck; a regular self walking
floor. "-Exchange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26
Exact Justice.

Exact justice is commonly more NOR
ciful IN the long run than pity. for IL
tends to foster in men those stronger
qualities which make them good citi-
zens.-LowelL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26

Bessie-Did you scream when he
tried to kiss you! Jessie-No. There
is a poor man across the street who is
dreadfully sick. = Philadelphia Tele-
graph.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-26

The love OF liberty is the love Of
others The love Of power Is the love
Of ourselves
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-01-23

What does the word JAZZ mean?
Could 1t have any reference to
this part Of Gods W"r,', Pleas"
read.
But l had r :, to- NAE =.
name, which tre i5,tj,>H C "a
rad profaned a1uoCg 80 heath 4
whittier they went.
Therefore say unto the louise
jof Israel, Thus saith the Lord
God; I do not this tor your sakes
O house of Israel, but for mine
holy names sake, which We have
proclaimed among the heather,
whittier We vent" Ez,k, 81 Il,
222.)
Here we have a names sake
of God himself. spoken Of. Are
we to understand thaG the name
JAZZ is the name of this charac
ter? There is one thing sure. We
have learned and that is that God
has names sake, ard that he
will do more for, than lie with
for the people. who had polluted
, that name, we ask, Could this
Name sake be, Christ: And the
only thing that We can do is to
read and find out. and tie next
that we shall read is this.
! And in that day We shall ask
MI nothing Verify, verify. l
say unto you, Whatsoever ye
shall ask the Father in NV name,
he will give it you.
Hitherto have We asked moth.
ing in my name; ash. and ye
shall receive, that your JOY may
be fell" (John IS 1924
Christ has said in This scrip
,ure. In that day you should
ask him nothing. But what
ever you would ask the father
lin his name. that the father
would do for you. BY this we
learn that Christ has a certain
i Name. That when Wa ask in
that Name God will answer Our
prayer, Is it possible this is
the reason for no more prayers
being ans wereG, than there is?
'And is this name vA14? Again We
see that when Christ was about
to quite the walks Of this life
land 90 to the father Ele said
Il have gloritied thee o. y
earth: have finished the ""i
which thou gavest me to- do
And now O Father slo'iIy
thou me with thine own self with
1.-THE glory Which | had With thee
before the world was
| have manifested thy name
unto the men which thou gaye>t
me out Of tie world thine thew
were and thon gave>t them me:
: aud they have kept thy word
And now am no more in the
world but these are in the world
and l come to thee. Holy Father,
keep through thine own name
those whom thou given me that
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-01-23
QUESTION NO. 10.

in your valuable pape-: to ask
the following questions for you |
to answer if i, not imposing
on you we wish You to answer
which we think you will thru
the CREsSET.
AndI henNen orcnc'l and behold white
horse and he that sat nrcn him was ca'Ir'
faithful and Irnc and in righteousness he doth
ialsc and mako war. l;ev. la->'l
/ question Rev, 49, II. ;. ID.
how can q righteous man make
war? Who is this. he that had
a name written that no man
knoweth but he himself.
yours for truth.
ri. l.. u. pool.
Flow can a righteous man
make war; There is certain
circumstances in the life of a
nation, or kingdom that war be-
comes necessary. The first Dat
tie that over was taught, vas in
heaven, as we must learn in this
language:
And thorc was war in heaven Michael anil
his angels fought against the dragon and the
dragon tonight and hia an,ri',
And prevailed not neither was their plar"
found any nj ire. in heaven
Anu the great dragon was cast out that Old
serpent call:,l the devil and >atah whirh dccc"-
oh the whole world he was cast out ihto'thc
earth aud hi. angels were cast ont with him.
Erv. II: 7-,S9
Here is the Grst battle ever
taught. This battle was forced
on the Lord God: by satan And
it took the blood OF our Lord and
Saviour TO cast him out of heav-
en-. Satan imposed on the. IN
~habitants of heaven, until it be-
come necessary for God tc III
force Judgment, thru righteous
ness, in making war with sataH.
And so it woul;., be, and las
been with q righteous man, and
so it will be with the character
of our Text. The nations will
become so corrupt, that God will
have to send forth this man, who
will make war in righteousness
AS it is recorded in this Ian
guage, please read:
Aud he that overcometh and kccpeth my
works uuto the end 10 him will rive powri
over the nations:
And he shall rule them Wits rod Of iron rs
the vessels r,l pnttcr shall the! be broken t.
sbiyera even nc received of ms Father
And viii give bin, the morning star.
Rev :.6-.s:i-2s
But under no other circum
stances has a righteous man any
right to make war? This mar
,,> tbo .,,bito IorSo !, faifbf,,
and true and In righteousness he
will make war. For be will sill
as g retiners fire and as a fullers
soap, and he will purge che sons
of Levi as gold and silver is
purged In this great battle is
when this will come to pass:
Behold the cyesof .ac Lord God are upo,
the sialu Kingdom and will dest:ty Il iron
&c Ala f,., ~ he, -th s,- In thut will mn
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-01-23
ANSWER 10 CUES TON NO. 40.

In this scripture t is said
that this character is TO be given
a white stone. anu IN that stone
a new name written that no man
knows save the one who receives
it. And to get nearer to the
character who shall receive it
we shall quote you the following:
Sing unto God. sing praises
to his name: eNtol him that rid
eth upon the hearens by his
name IAH, ana rejoice before
! him." UPs. - H.
We have before Us one of the
most important points that could
be called in question. We must
acknowledge that with the word
JAIL remains to the many a Sc.
cret, that to a great majority of
! the world has neyer been made
1knovn. Hence a Jarl. gloom
rests on their mind. as the dark
spot Of the North. There is a
certain class Of people who think
that they have tie deep truth OF
tlle word, especially the class
! that c!aim the White Stone. that
is spoken OF in this manner.
He that hath Ill ear. let hin
! hear what the Spirit saith unto
the churches To him that over
concth will | give to eat Of the
hidden mama and will give hin:
q white stone ard in the stone {
new name written which no mar
| knoWeth saving he that rcceiyett
it," Hey. III
But the question would have
to arts hera-Ias this new name
in this White Stone any connec
ton with the word JAZZ? This
we will haze to learn as We pass
along.
The first thing that We shat
draw the attention of the reader
to, is that The command is to eX
tall him that ridrth upon tbs
heavens by his name JAZZ ant
reioice before him"
. And the second is, what con
, ncctious has the word JAZZ Will
the church? Aud in order tt
know how to obey the command
we must know the real meaning
! of the word JAZZ. For it is s1it
by some that it means Jehovah
, And We will learn more Of thi.
as we read on, While it has ;
connection with the word JehO
yah; it has deeper meaning thai
the word Jehovah is generall'
f understood. For The word JAI
J.. is not generally understood
, as VIC said above.
This name is what VIC vii
have to understand inorder t
know how to obey the command
Ana if there is a propnesy, o
a revelation connected with tn
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-01-23

tie earth as the waters cover
the sea. So Oh: readers with
Bio. p'pool will SEQ when and
how a righteous man can make
war. Leaving this point with
our rea Icrs. VIC turn to the sec
ord,
SECOND,
What is the name?
This second question is one to
be we'll considered for the con-
text says: there is none to know
it but himself, please read;
Ills eyes Wcir as / flame OF fire and on Ills
head were many crowns and hr~had name
written that no olun knew but he hims"f.
| Few, II. |:
After we have read this scrip
cure then we read again this
next verse:
H., 4. /, y aot, a
,not ana h!r maine l., called The Word of God
Re-. lp- IS
From this passage there must
of a necessity arise another qles.
/ ton and that is, this is his
new name the word of God as re-
corGeu in the 18th. V. or are they
two different names?
| With these questions before
us, we shall endcavor TO stand,
as the ~urshipful master stands
in the North cast corner Of tn.
building Of the Masouic frater
nifty representing the rising Of
the noon day sun from the fal
off East, casting it's rays svel
hill and dale, causing the grass
to grow in spring-'Thc flowers
!; to bloom in summer-But witt
all its magrifying powers, il
strikes the dark spot of thu
North. Like the mountainou.
!pcal1s of the frozen ocean-lIii
behind the pole. So with tho
name. It is hid in the bosom O
him who alone God says knows
For God confirms the text j,
this language:
He that hath an car, let hin
hear what the Spirit saith unto
the churches; To him that over
comcth vii, | give to eat of thu
hidden mama. anu will give hin
q white stone, and III the stone
unew name written which no ma
knoweth saving be that reccivetI
fjt." (Rey. Ply
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
HONQLULUs
POPULATION
INCREASING

Honolulu's population is showing a
normal healthy growth, according TO
the estimate made by the publishers
of the Polk Hustled directory, which Is
off the press today.
At the present time the population
of Honolulu proper, is estimated at
$500 against 56,110 in 1912. while
the population of Honolulu and the
island of Oahu is estimated at 1854
and of the entire territory at 202, 100,
not including enlisted men of the
u. S. Army.
The 1913 directory contains 81
pages more than the 1912, while the
Honolulu, and Oahu section is SO
pages, larger. in name matter, than
the 1912 edition.
Honolulu boasts Of probably the
shortest name contained in any d.
rectory published throughout the
Yarld-zsI. who sees no need of initials
or Christian Names and whose occu
patton is that of fisherman. There
are several members of the ! family.
the others, howeyep, findi4 1t neces
sary to bolster up their slim surname
with such Christian sones as John
Herman, Opio and William. Anothel
family, or probably a branch of the
same family is the IFS, of whom there
are several.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
COMMUNITY ASKED TO ."
DECIDE QUESTION OF
HAVING CLEANUP DAY

Should Honolulu have a Cleanup
Day this year?
This question was the business for
which a special meeting of the eXecu.
tive committee of Oahu Central I'M
provement committee was held yester.
day afternoon at the office of the sec
retary, George G. Guild. Arguments
for and against the thing were can
vassed, the opinions of others than the
committeeman, including the presi.
dent of the board of health, having
been ascertained in advance. 1t was
ultimately dec;dcd. on motion of b.
yon Damn seconded by Percy NJ.
Pond, to submit the matter to all of
the organizations represented in the
Central Improvement Committee. with
a request that they report either in
writing or through their delegations
as soon as possible what they think
OF it, 1t was hoped that in the mean
time there would be some expression
of public opinion through the press,
which should have weight in the de.
termination of the question. -. r..
Arguments in favor of Cleanup Day
were the following: =.
l. Many cities on the mainland are
keeping up the observance of such a
day.
?. 1t has an educative influence
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
SOLDIERS MAY
HAVE TO WEAR
WOOL UNIFORMS

There Is chance that the olive
drab cotton uniform of Uncle Sans
soldiers may be abolished, and light
weight of the woolen olive drab sub
stituted. That this would be serious
error from sanitary standpoint for
the tropical service, is the opinion of
army medicos on Oahu, who favor the
cotton uniform because 1t can be
thrown into the wash tub when soiled,
and brought out as fresh as when It
was issued. Weird cvfor combina-
tions, due to the. unequal fading OF
blouse and breeches, do not outweigh
the hygienic advantages of the wash
goods, say the medical men.
ajor-General J. B. Aleshire, chief
of the quartermaster corps OF the
army, who recently has been in the
West on an inspection trip, has sug-
gested that a change be made in the
uniform cloth He suggests that two
weights be used to suit climatic condt
tions, and says that woolen cloth is
far more comfortable than cotton.
"A uniform that can be washed is
essential for a climate of this kind
said Colonel D. NJ Appel, department
surgeon, this morning. Naturally
the men sweat great deal when ex-
ercising. and a woolen uniform would
soon become soiled and insanitary :.
The washtub is a necessity for uni
forms worn in the tropics"
A number of officers here believe
that the lightweight woolen uniform
is quite as cool as the olive drab cot
ton, and it certainly has the advantage
of being smarter in appearance. The
enlisted men would undoubtedly vel
come the issue of such a uniform TO
wear when they are on pass, on ac-
count of it's neater appearance, and
better tailoring.
This uniform puzzle for enlisted
,nen IN the tropics is by no means
new. There are many soldiers who
have expressed themselves in favor oil
a white uniform with long trousers,
instead of the uncomfortable leggings.
to be worn on pass. Many men would
be willing to buy these in addition to
the regular equipment, if it were op-I
tional, and to stand the laundry bills.
Another suggestion is that a white
uniform with a hair-line blue stripe,
such as is used by the Spanish army
he adopted for dress wear in the
tropics.
1t has also been suggested by the
quartermaster general that the pres
snt style of Logging be abandoned by
the war department. and the old style
laced Logging, with the strap under
The foot, be returned to favor. This
is not liked here. as il
was found that in wet weather mud
worked under the instep strap, and
vas even forced up the inside of the
egging.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
LARRY dee
DIES SUDDENLY
ON THE COAST

L.. Fl. Dee, for many years resi-
dent of Honolulu and for the last three
years connected with the Stewart Ho-
tel In San Francisco. died today, the
news coming in a cablegram to his sis
ter-in-law, Miss Mary Sexton. Larry"
Dee had very wide acquaintance In
Honolulu, where for many years he
was prominent in the business section
OF the town. AS a member Of the
Stewart Hotel staff he was always ON
hand to give CHEEKY welcome to the
old timers of Honolulu and hearty
Aloha when they left for home. Mr..
Dee was very prominent member OF
the local order of Odd Fellows and
also a member. of the Masonic frater-
nifty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
JAP PANESE
KILLED BY
JOY-RIDERS

Left senseless and dying, the vic
tim of inhuman brutality of what is
believed to have been a band. of Joy.
riders, Yamamoto, well known ia
r:anese, passed away at Queens hos
pital shortly before six O'Clock this
morning as a result of terrible inju
ries received through having been
run down by an automobile last night
His body mass of cuts and bruises
and weltering in two large pools of
his own blood, police officer in
passing along Punchbowl street be-
tween King and Queen streets early
this morning came upon the PROSTATE
form lying in the middle of the road
way. 1t required but glance to in
dicate the exact and critical condi-
4ion of the man. The police ambu-
lance was summoned and the man
conveyed to the hospital Despite the
efforts of several physicians, the
Japanese failed to rally and passed
to his death without rewarding the
authorities with some clew as to the
identity of his slayer or slayers.
Taking into consideration the con-
Continued on page four) -'...
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upon the many nationalities compris-
ing the population of Honolulu. : .
8. On the two former occasions
the cleanup was noticed to have been
followed by a reduction of the mos
quito nuisance. -. -.
A. 1t results in the removal of weeds,
rubbish and junk which are not in
sanitary in themselves, but which are
unsfghtly and give an impression of
slovenIiness and untidiness. l.
j.: 3. Cleanup Day is a good promotion
card, in letting the outside world
know that its citizens are determined
TO have Honolulu sweet and sanitary
g. Some portions or the city, par
ticularly in what is called Chinatown,
are in a shockingly bad state today.
0. c. Swain told of one spot densely
populated as being indescribabfy foul.
Z. Reports of the volunteer inspec,
tors on insanitary conditions, includ-
ing leaking water. il acted upon by
the authorities would be of great value
in improving conditions. .~.. ~.
Objections to the observance, cou-
pied with admissions that intrinsicaIly
its results were good for the city as a
whole, were confined practically to
three points, namely: .>..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
Chinese ASK
ARREST Of /.
GOVERNOR WI

Especial to the Sun Chun Kwock Boz
<HONGKONG, June Ex-Governor
WI of Dr. Suns party arrived, here
secretaly last Saturday on the Chi
nese gunboat Bobick. The Chinese
here and of Canton are attacking
Governor Wus and have telegraphed
to the Peking administration asking
that they communicate with the Brit
ish government at Hongkong to ar
rest him and return him to Chinese
authorities. H. :..-.. ..
1t is stated that WI, while in office
las embezzled 500, 100000.
i CANTON, June 23.-The newly ap-
pointed governor. Chun Kwun Ming,
will assume office June "a. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
H. M. WELLS, ALSO,
SLATED TO RESIGN

Because of his continued antagon-
ism against the department of public
instruction which it is Said, has COW
cred period which began at the time
he accepted the position which he now
holds, the superintendent of education
this morning recommended that c. Z.
Copeland, supervising principal of
schools at Wailuku, be asked to vacate
that Office, although no definite action
was taken on the matter Il believe
that it is for the best for the depart.
ment that Copeland sever his connec-
tion with it, was the statement made
by Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion Gibson H. NJ. Wells present SUI
pervising principal at Makawao, was
another whose resignation was recon-
mended for the good of the depart
ment. ~. .
The sentiment Of the commissioners
this morning seemed entirely favorable
to this action. ..-..
The matter of the resignation of
Copeland and Wells was taken up fol-
lowing the suggestion of names by
superintendent Gibson of those per-
sons eligible for supervising principal
slips. 1t is generally known that
Copeland was a leader of the I'm
surgents' who raised bitter opposi-
tion to former Superintendent Pope
ard split the department year ago. 1t
was stated at the meeting that Cope
land has repeatedly denounced the de-
partment both through the press and
otherwise, and that he has never
shown much ability during his recent
work for the department. ....r. f.
Raymond for Inspector s.
The presentation of names of those
whom superintendent Gibson believes
are eligible for positions with the
both as supervising
! Il. %. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
COUNT REINECKE WEEDS
PRETTY RUSSIAN GIRL

Count" Henry Reinecke OF Hack
field & Company and Miss Marie Fe-
bepoff, a pretty Russian. were mar
ried this morning at $3.50 o'clock at
st. Andrews cathedral, the Rev.
Canon Ault officiating. Shortly after
the marriage they left for the Hotel
Aubrey, on the other side Of the
island. where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
WHITNEY SAYS HAWAIIAN
PONIES WON FOR AMERICA

More praise for the Hawaiian
z polo ponies. Direct word has
Z come from Harry Payne Whit
= ney, captain of the victorious
q American team, that the island
q mounts, so generously Jeut by
x their owners, turned the scale be-
& tween victory and defeat.
< f. +. Baldwin, OF Mani, who
. lent his pony Dandy, received
z the following cable from the
< American captain:
< Ponies played splendidly.
( Could not have won without them
( all. Much indebted to you all.
<
8 Z q g & Z g RssaR Rgas gsE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
.HENEYsT0 PROSECUTE
soa aoa zoa
MI 'NAB'S CHARGES HIT
President Orders Immediate Action Under Indictments of Cali
fornianS Said TO Be Protected by Political influences
Matter So Serious Cabinet Holds Session

In the
District
Of
and prem canninett the
outstanding
Eeney fighter Francisco graft
special ts4fs4
Judiciary committee will consider on Thursday the reeolu
investigation offered Representative julius Kahn
McReynolds produce
ordered In the cases set = Me-
Nabs for July 49, 10 learned that the matter was taken Up N
cabinet stj
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
LARGE sum TO
COMPLETEPO
ATLEILEHUA

The new cavalry post at Leilehua,
construction on which has been drag
ging for months past on account Of
lack of funds, will be rushed to COM
pletion. The sundry civil bill, signed
yesterday by President Wilson, carries
m item of $350,O00 for the post. This
sum, according to Major B. Frank
Cheatham, department quartermaster,
is sufficient to finish the post for
headquarters and eight troops, the
complement originally planned.
Since the cavalry post at Leilehua
was first projected, plans for the gen
(Cnntinned ON mage fhreel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24
aeREEMENT TO SUPPORT Hall -cENT DUTY AMENDMENT
Associated Press cablel


C., 24-The antfree
shafroths amendment to the tariff bill which
1916 substitute
imposition half cent pound duty refined
will
which discriminate against
s.
WASHINGTON Walsh today
consideration Of the eesusr provision
aside temporarily #sE
unexpected
Golfers which StarBnne
tariff
will
he S opposition it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-24

q. s. Marshal T. R. Hendry return
cd this morning from Hilo, where he
served subpoenas on Captain Mo-
sher. the port pilot, and Peter Mac
Rae, head luna of Olaa plantation.
sho are wanted here as witnesses IN
the civil suit of the Puget Sound
Commercial Company against the
Inter-IsIand Steam Navigation Com
Lany. The suit is to recover on the
xreck of the vessel Klikitat. which
was wrecked on the shore OF east
Hawaii some months ago.