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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

, Charlotte Reichmann and Lieutenant
Livingston Watrous which takes place
at noon next Tuesday at st. Andrews
Cathedral
Miss Reichmann has chosen her SIS.
ter, Miss Anne Reichmann, to act as
her maid of honor, while Miss Betty
Naylor and Master Robert Meals will
be attendants. s.... T..
The ushers will be Lieutenant Will
liam A. Canoe, Lieutenant Charles A.
Meals, Lieutenant Robert p Harbold
and Lieutenant Oswald H. Saunders
of the Twenty fifth Infantry; Lieuten.
ant John H. Hinemon of the First
Infantry, and Lieutenant L. A. Beard
of the First Field Artillery. ....
:. H. ~ = ~ e ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter Arrive. ........
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter arrived
in Honolulu early yesterday morning
in their private yacht, the Niagara. on
their way nome after a leisure tour
of the world. Although they expect
to remain here only a few days, a
number of social affairs have been
planned for them. among which are
Included Captain and Mrs. Edward Car.
penter's dinner this evening, and Gen
eral and Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards
dinner on Monday. =.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Letter have a great
many friends here in Honolulu, and
although the briefness of their visit
makes many formal affairs impossible,
they will be the recipients of con-
siderable attention of a more informal
sort. .. HI. It.
In Mr.. and Mrs. Letters party there
are their sons Joseph and Thomas.
Miss Francise Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine Elkins, Col. W. c. Cotgrave and
I, DR.. w. B. Marbury
General and Mrs. Edwards Dinner.
General and Mrs. Clarence r. Ed
wards will entertain in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Letter and their party
at an elaborate dinner on Monday eve
ming. Covers will be. laid for about
TWENTY-FIVE
Captain and Mrs. Carpenters Dinner.
Captain end Mrs. Edward Carpenter
are entertaining at dinner at the Coun.
try Club this evening in honor of AIR.
end Mrs. Joseph Letter and their party
who arrived in Honolulu on their
yacht, the Niagara, this morning
Covers will be placed for about TWEEN.
] ty guests, among whom will be includ
b. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25
a COMING wedding.

A wedding which is attracting con
siderable interest both in town and
Schofleid social circles, is that of Mis-:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-25

Silk Foulards, "a in. wide,
including all shades and a large variety
of dainty patterns, have been repriced and
now offer unusual buying possibilities.
$500 Foulards, 85c; $I.a5 Foulards, ST. .
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Wc6nrtstaos.Teier.

SIN areiie ieiner 6reinoc mann.
lideu mo weiblidcn @cIdledtes fei-
ertc ait lebten Sounnbeno gbenG
George s. Saeger Sobn BON @eoro
&oeger, wobnbait 907 Ate StraBe,
Siiooit ieincu III. @cburtstug. 0it
6cier ocbute lid bis in Den friiber
Wlorgen aus. Bel Grfriihungen unE
Cans lieBen Die iungeu 2eitte es lid,
pobl iein. 9ls @1ite tparen ga
6crr mo 6rou Gb. Tdplor, Serr II.
6rait @. @ieO, Serr uno 6rau S.
9uoiit, Oie Serreu s. 9inf, g.
Goombs, s. Stridler, s. Collins, q.
AOler, q. Noler, 81. 2ild sc. 9.
SiId 5. @oit, Is. 9iceo, 6. EeuIier,
mO sic 6r6uleiu M. Stein, 6.
Sinf, SO. Eitrner, @innie Stridler,
6. YrooflanO, :. 8rooflan0 unD
Sraa Barbour.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

I'm Tonnerstng Nbeno fei'
crte Der 0amcnperein oes @ermanid
MGnnerdors fem 10-idbriges Stii-
trnosIelt. Die Nftipen inter @roi.
Gbriitianis Qeitltug iangen: ISOLDE
Sroeno5eit" II. Sic rbeiniihe Wtaio"
uno ip1tcrbin SD lag am 8alOes-
iaume~ uno .Nui, ibr 9riioer laBt
ms maaen~. Serr @eier miterbielt
Die gnpeieuoen oiird eineltenge BON
@iben, Die er gum 8eiten CAB, nno
Damn muroen cine &eibe BON Anipra.
den gebalten, 10 pom Serrn Sobn
&eif lno ben 5raiien @oebl, Die Die
@riinOerin Oes 9anenpereins lit,
Y%raiioentin Bauer, Sefret6rin Billie,
SdabmeiIterin Shneaing, Der Gralt
SGffner uno 0en Serreu 9oebl, 9iib'
ring, GuBIer, glie, Seboitiau, Sail.
ner uno Damn ginas gum Eon5, ST
Sem Serr W}artm Shiling nufipiel-
te. Sir Speiie unO Grant mar reid-
lid geiorgt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
u9entidler 0rieaerbmnb0.

Ger .Geutide &riegcrbunb non
Baibingtpu batte @elegenbeit, Gai.
iers @eburtstaa om Montng, Den 26.
). Wfts. iebr id0n 5it feiern. 9(benos
J ltbr fllbren "A Wonn nit SABINE
nad) Baltimore hiniiber mo murOeiI
BORT bon eillem &omite oes oortigen
ariegerbnn0es empfangen. Nadoenl
man bel Dem aih III @aibington gut
1efanltcn @D. alcin Die trodeu ge-
puroenen aeblen angefellhtet. mar
idlierte man 8iir Giiffel @alI, no man
einen SmbiB eintiabm nno Damn nad
garrDs Saa. no GROCER Gmpfon1
ltattfonO. Sic @aibingtoner mar
Idierten inter groBem Gntbuiiasmns
rurh Die Safe I'M Yarooematlf nn6
Ser 9altimorer 6nuptmonn beqriib-
e Oie @1lte ber5lifIt. Souptmanu
2chllrr bcautuortete urIo ih[oB iein.
9feoe nit einem Sod auf oie9aItimo
rer &rieger.
Teierlihlt mliroe oas Sod auf0 us
faiierlihe @eburtstagsfiho altsge.
trndt, al odS lid oas 9~lbiingei ser
8o6t am &bein anidloB. ginh Dem
offi5ieaeu 9(ftlIS folate Damn Gdmall.
len moIan5en. mo audi sic Same.
raOl6ait fam niht au flr3.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
@rieffanen.

g. g. Qeler .-Geine HoItoffice
Ielbit meun Ger 8etreffenoe I'M 9e.
reid oerielben lid oufbolten iolte.
miro iid ooer oarf lid oa3u bergeben.
Hadforidungen nod 6reunoen ooel
VefannterL octen Noreiien sic III
den, fir Sic an3uitelen. 9as ge-
Ihiebt mir oilf Miinlb bon Yoli3ei-
beboroen, penn @erondt zines be.
gangenen 8erbrehens porliegt. gll-
le iol6s Nahfori6ungen m~iilien 81.
ielbit aus eigenen Mitteln ourd Iri-
oatagentllren, 3eituneen etc. anItel4
len.
QebrIinse.-0ic 0eutide Oeiper-
beoronung bat Sen BON ser ebemali.
gen Snnlng ooer 3unft oiisgeiibter
Triifungsanang beieitiqt, Cine iol.
DIE Yriifung lit MIR in ~beitimmten
@usnabmefdaen porgeidrieben. Gen
Meiitertitel in @%erbinOitng nit ser
@e5eiHnung 6esSan6perfs nber Dir
len MIR Smomerfer fiibren, ipenil iic
in ibrem @emerbe Die @eflignis ail
Nnleitung bon 2ebrlingcn eriporbeil
uno Die Meiiterpriifung bqitanoen bo-
ben. 3u Iebterer iino iie in ser &e-
gel MIR 3useloiien. iuenn tic minoe-
items orei Sabre ais @eiele in ibrenl
@etuerbe tatig getpeien iinO. s.
fam aIio niht ieoer pie iie onne6-
men, in 9eutidlano oas Medt Qcbr.
hinge 81 beibdftiaen, baben, ionNcrr
nur gepriifte Neiiter.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
BaS wirO ans Ocm 9emtId.glmeri-
fnmcrn?

ANtN+N
Soften lie iu groBen @0lfergeniif)
Der llltion alifgeben mo 10 ibrem II.
uniercnt |olfstllnt pcrIoren mer0en ?
Dicie mo dbnli1c 6rogen bebanoelt
RuOolf @cr5og, Der imbeItrittcne
2icbliu0 Der Ocutihen 9eicrI6aft, in
eincm nellen 9tomanc n0as groBe
6eimpeb", Scr Uorerlt mlr iii Dem al
DISQUALIFICATION 6anilienblatt Der
0eutihIi: ogie @artclIlaiibe" begin-
memo III @cft / ocs nclten Subrgan-
Jes, perGffcntliht miro. als 9er5og
Dor 5pei Sabrcn Die Climber ser Uni
Oh bereiite, nm nit lmturfcnn Mort Die
ocutI6e1 9lnlieoler III Stdoten uno
9orfcrn oti5lriittcln mo ansltfeli-
srl, ga fonnte man ibon geiuiB iein,
Dob sic rcidcn @rfubrlmgen elmer
iolden Npoitclfabrt in ibnl ein neres
itibaltnplles <nItipert reifcn fpiiroen.
llno 0ic Gripartlfngen Iin0 iueit iiber-
lroffeul 5er8ogs Nonlan ihiloert
Dic Elm iirnger @clebrter, eiil Ser.
fiinoer Ocs 0eutiAtumls, Oie uuer-
ueBli6en @ebiete Der llniou our6
Cit iDic CT n%Ilentbulbcn 0oS gleitbe
,roBe Sebnm na6 Dem @aterlonoe,
oas ugroBe @cimipeb~ iinoet nnO uic
L oaran icinc cigene Soffnungen
ulfriwtet. Cine itnrfe mannbafte
aicbe ldBt ibR 8ugIcidj oltA Die ielle
5cinlnt iciues Screens finoen: an ocr
5eite eincr prd0tigen 9eiitih : glme
sifaaerill Die CT ms nlte @aterlano
ilriioerpflon5t.
Ger Nnfang Oieies 9iomoncs Itcbt
ieOem mliercr 2eicr nllf @erIongeu
fOItenloS our Scrfiigrna.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
etdOtiidc Nsni0tciteu.
eamstns, Den 81. Sannar 1914.
S~rO6curmmern muO |rOipeftiuc
NbUnnentenl

Ser Serausge6er erlaitbt iid, bic
lln0 ga Yrobennmmern 0es Sour
mails OeutIden 6amilien 5u5uicnoen,
melde nod ni6t altf Oer9lbornenten-
LITE Iteben. @s lit Dies cine Sc
fhaftsiadc. Ger Seralisaeber lit es
Den anipncierenoen @eidaftslente1
5huloia, m0glidit biele 2eier 81
baben. 9es meiteren b1lt Die &C.
plante IerbeIierung irno @ergr0Be-
rllng Der 3eitllng NIT Dem 8a6ierl
Der Mbonnenten5abl Shritt. gs III
ms gelun zen, cine 7-ipaltige Set
tung BON 30 Seiten, lie na6 ben
llmltGnoen, beraits3ugeber, unO 0a-
Su miro monatli6 nod oaS ga.
beim" frci 5ugelegt.
$50 Die expedition relte Nanell
finoet, miro Elm &eriud gen1aft, Die
3eitung ob5uIeBen.
@ebt lolGen Ni6tabonne1ten Oil
3eititng 81, 10 fin0en lie einen Bet
tel BARN, morin gebeten miro, iii
Safe Der @ertpeigerung Dies BEN
0erailsgebcr mit5uteilenb entmeoer
onrd 8rieftrdger, Noltfarte, Eele-
pbor, oocr miin6lid). @icOerbOltC
Nnna9mc miro infOlgcSciicn ais
announcement 6etrahtet.
ltnier Solicitor bat iiinglt Die
9flln0e acn1aAt uil0 sic llc6er5elll
gllilg gcmoWlenb oaB man pieleGelt-
i6e bier bat, welde~erne oas Sour
nal" leien mohterL aber menn e
ans 3ablen fommt, Die traurigiten
Gntihuloigirngcn e%ntiinnen, Inn uns
Inn Die poor Gents, Die oas Nbonnc-
ment foItet, dii bringen.
@ir re0en mir BON ltngef1br Ell
mem Gutcno lol6erMenihen mann
lid llno meiblids Die Sen Solicitor
ctpas pciier gemaft baben. Sr
erTter 2inie ge6oren oieie 2ellte fei-
ilem beutidlen Gereine nod einel
DelttfHeu Stride an. 3meiten5 iinl
5ie meoer scr oelttidcn nod Ser eng.
lid)en SpraAe mddtig. 9os Qeiei
Der oeutidcn 3eitung tdte ibnen &c,
robe out. limo Damn fommt oie
Musrc0c: mir leIen fcin oeutld); nil
baben oeutid perlernt" nim. Sr Der
o6en bemcrften Gubeno @Gliiern lao
1as geoffncte SournQl alif Dem Tii6
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
4nti- saIOun.qiaa bramdlt $4,000.

Die Inti Saloon : 2igu oes Dl=
itrifts Columbia 6raudt @elO IT
$4,000 ~ INN ben damon &um"
III Ser 9unoeSbauptitaot 81 bcfdm-
pfen. PIN 8. Sebruar ioa nit Dem
5ammeln oes 6onOs ~begonnen tper-
oen. Seize s. Sllter, Der 6inan5-
5efretdr Der 2iga, iagte: n9ie Be
pobner @aibingtons baben oft Oa-
pom geidmdbt, BOB iie ans oerSaupt-
iiaot oes 2anoes cine Mriterltaot
MAIDEN poIIen; mir moaen linen
ieBt @elegenbeit geben ibrc @orte 81
6etdtigen. @ir neroen $4,000 er
Iangen uno Damn Die Staot nieOer.
bremen!
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
gerIanot:
Sine oeutide a0din. gObn $50.
1913 lite Cir. SiOOIf.
fyarn ~ u%crfanicm

3OS 9lder 0fild). nnO @iebfarm,
III 2ouoon COUNTY, Girgiuia, unge-
i1br $50 9lfer in &ultur, Nelt Malo.
0aS 2ano lit uorteil6ait 0elcacL ?
Meilen bon Der Giigibabn; gllteS s
3immerbmts Sdelne. aorn@ans,
6iibnerital, Sdmeineital, Gis mo
6leiibbaus. Shoner Gbltaarten.
uim. WtltB ipegen GrbiAaftsreoll
lierung bcrfauit wcroen. Rreis III
$4,000.
Barbour anO Barbour,
Mc2adlcu glog.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

GosS trcbeu Scr aontmiiid-
C oeS 9iltriftS ocbt ooralf bin, Die
6crIteIlmg oes @nieS onf 9iltrifts
folten por5ltnebnlen, 5. +. oie beioen
8oSgcicaiAaiten 8u municipalities
zen. Gle &omniiidre iilO Der 9ln-
idt, DAB Oeil g%intpobilern oes Oil
itrifts onmit in better Meiie oeoieut
fei.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Imscigcn.
6 infpu tia
Mabatte fir @ontrafte:
GpQcftprcn.

9oueflorcn, pclde in i6rcn 9i-
Itriften %outoriiicrt iino, sic 9l6oniIc.
m%entsbctrdge oil erbeben mo 81
ouittieren. lin0 iolgcnOe @erreH:
Trib alci'l 9t5 VI. $. gtpe., g. SO.
Iar Ocn g. SO. neIiIi6 bon DEL
Is. GtrnBc cinl1licBli6 George
totpn mo GoBlDn.
saul Sdpegler fir Ben ilbrigc'
Sta0tteil.
glaScms6nrg, @S.
MugitIt Seeming 86derei.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Sn 8reitag as 81 eftaurant t,
DO. 21S 9te StraBe, N.-8., eiebt es
tets coulante @eoiemtng BON beioen,
Batter un0 Sobn. Das 0amen5im-
mer I'M 2ten Stod eigtet iid beion-
sers, nenn man nod Dem &erlmlau-
zen I'M W}arft miioe lit uno g(bitng
n6tia lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
@erfanfslteatn

Oes 0Waibin0tOn SOnrnal".
Ssobn Ginocr, 633 @-StroBe. N.-8
Clarence Gobe, 5O7 @-Str. N.-M
Mmerican Sobacco Co., Ats Yenn-
inlpania gloenile, N.-8.
Sam M0amS. 900 @-StroBe, @.-@
3. 9iri6, SOB lite Str, 3.-@.
8. 6. Srenis, bill 14te Str. N.=@
Gidaro 6. Miaer, 527 s. ctr. &c
gttcyumoria, &n.
S. Ncece eaton, 1913 90 Hopal St
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Geo s. Saul Der woblbefann-
te &oggenbrot- llo @umpernidel.
9dder, empfieblt Oieic @rooufte iei-
ner 9ddetei. SIN @eiteren lit ga nod
zine iGoNe gfuetpublpon 9onfeft az
ler Slrt, geeiguct 81 @eidenfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

(gIus Robert SngerlolPs grtetfped).
iet.)
Sn's 0eutide iibertrogen bon III.
Term nellen Wtitarbeiter 2f9,
Gcin TreMnO Dun mnierem r1rape
SMire".
Giner Scr beaeiitertiten Sobreoncr
0es amcrifoniiden @bisfD mar SO.
bert s. Sngerioa. Gr bate elmer
6relul0 Nanels 8romn Dem bon
Ie 'nem Ar5te. oils CT an Der Sungen-
entSiinoltng ihDer Oarnieoerlag, gli.
ter otter @bisfp peroronet muroc.
9(ber 9roiDn moata Oie BON Dem Irs-
tie ucridriebene Meoi5in nidt neb.
men, 0cnn er mar Elm Sonaoab. Nls
Sngerlou oonon bOrte, idrieb er Dem
6reunoc ~folgcnoen @ricf:
Qie6er Treluno @roumnl
Sd Ifidc Cir eiueu por5iiglidct
linen munoerbor ihoncn @b sfeD
cinen S6naps, fpie er better nod nj.
Den GenIenmann Inn iein Opfer be.
frozen, mic er better nod uie einen
Menidcn noriibergebcno aus oieienl
irOiIden Sommertal in Die id0ner
@efiIoe Ocs ertr1nmten beiieren Sen
Ieits perlett bat. Dieter Shnops
entItammt Ser &ereinigling Ser See
Re oes @ei3ens mo Oes @eiites oes
forns. Sn ibm finoeit on Die Son
ie uno oen Shattelt, oic li1 i'll frob-
Iihen GpieIe iiber Die bliibenOell
6elocr jagen; oen iiiBcn Saud oes
proBenoen SUM; oos SieO 0erSet6e
ben Eau Ser linden 6riiblingsnadlt
Sic @1lne 0es bliitenifmeren Som
mers uno oes Serbltes begIiidenoc
Geife, perfl6rt Ourh Oas %golOene,
ItrabIenoe 2idt. 8rinfe i'm mo Oh
lmirIf Die Stimmen Ser Siinglinge H.
Der M1Oden iiber Den 6eloern, ner-
mifdt nit Dem ber5lihen Baden Der
Ginoer b0ren. - 8rinfe i'm un0 Oh
fiiblit in geinem Ser5en 0os Silber-
lidt oes Soffmngsiternes. Die ianf=
ie 9dmmernng frober fommenoer
Gage. @ier5.g Sabre lang bat Die
e fliiliige 6reu0e in Sen beneioens.
ne ten 0oubeu oeS lieherenS hreins
Oarauf gefportet, Die 2ippen peritGnO-
nisinniger Mdnner erfreuen 81 Dir.
fen.
9as mirfte. @ropn nabm oie Wie-
Si5in nnc purOe geiunO. Nus 0onf-
6orfeit b~cirotete er Oie Iohter oes
Sreunoes itno Moblt1ters, uno
70 unanocnebm es Den NnbGngcrn
scr @nttermiId Iein mag, es
muroe cine gliidlidc Gle. Sn einer
3eit, no Dem &umteufel 10 mander-
lei ihlimme Strei6e nadgeiagt mer.
ten, lit cs MIR biaig, aiId) bon Oieier
Eatla6c aenntnis 5il nebmcn.
9FT.
Sir oaitfen Dem &errn F99. fiji
Die giitige Mitbiilfe uno beIonoers
iiir ole Yniibettrefflide lleberiesrnp
ser @orte Sngerioas. Der SnbaIi
ieoodl. cine 2obre0c iiber ocn anleri.
fnniihen @bisfep, 5. +. Suff -
fommt ms uno aud ipobl Den Sc
fern mobl meiit unipmpatbiih Dor,
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
RAa40s By American Press Ass0clatlon.


Ns Se R0ntsin=Y2uthr QeronOra bon England Dor Surgeon cir
Miuium Sreloars 9etm fir perhdppelte ainoer bsfuGte purOe ir 6r3
nit MigefibI fir bic %ungIidliden &tdnn erfdlt. Sic mar Te 0 bsrs
[3Dsnbsrfh NIT ibrem t0nigliden adden unO 5~reunbf1tst oIs nit be-
len Rtnbern, oeren oaS Sdidial 10 libel migdpielt. Se beIude bic Nn.
falt geIgsntli6 Tires SO. @eburtStages. 9as obere Bib 5dgt bic R0s
~ni9in<1Ruttsr os fe gDorte Der ermutguug an snge Der belOnOsrs
tranten> Rfn6er rifht, pGbrenO fe in Dem unTen BHne nit bulbpouem
2ddefu bic miItdrHde geeruBans 3peir labmer anber entssgsunimmt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

@mrf's Tranffmrtcr, @Olugucr,
WerGndcrte @ratmmrit.
1lnDCrfGIIdt! llnii6crtreffli6l
Siiblers, 532 gentcr Marft
HnO IS 9ligGs Mnrft.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Tinrid Columbia. q 1t Waibinatrn, IS:
Sd, narrp s. Meem, Shaemeiln
obiaer WtlsllhaiI, beihnprs kiermli, Oab -eieief
Beriat Md msintm tsltsn @iTsn unc Semi
irn r;dtil 1T.
0arrp q. Wrem, Sdntmeifu
Scr mir beld prren uib nntegli II. ben am
II. J0d Ire MOnots ]anuar 1874.
MIfrfp y. Deut, cTrn linfr Ncinl
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
@aibiugtOM SOHrnalG &c., Snr.,
Gigeutbiimer.
Serausgeber: G9ns. 8. Gducgltr.
Office, IeOaftion unO Druderci
10 gecbFe @tra6c, u. W.
ScIcpbon, 0tain 1850.
Ser 9-(bonnementsprcis octrdgf

0as y9a6eim" mirO alien NlbUn-
nenteu mOnutlid einmal frci geIiefert
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

Entered as second class matter at the
Post Office at Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

ROdin NH Ddide,in iiirtlsiue 6omiIie
@uteu gobu. NeIercnSen ue.luuat.
5rau MilIer. 355l-l3te. @f. %. 30.
Geigpon Sol. 99S.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31

M}aun inO 6rail, scr Morn ais
unO Die Sral fiir SouSar6eit Phi
parten un0 @6ide, Sobn $50; oOer
Elm Wtdohen fir @did)e nnO Sans
orbcit, 2obn $t5.
Srau s. @. Spencer,
2019 Siaoer @lncc, N.s@.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
gtrbintlidTritsn:

@elammf..~..~..~-~........ $o,a5l $50 p
Washington Journal., 1914-01-31
Gfnoeion0t t.

Sir oos n8oibington Sournol".
(9lus Hobert Sngerion's grieiped.
ief
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14
BIG CRUSH AT THE
 WOOLWORTH STORE

In the big crush of people that gathered yesterday for the opening of the new Woolworth store at Third avenue and Nineteenth street, several women tainted and the aid of the po- lice was neeessitated to bring order out of the surging, sweating bargain seekers.
 According to Detective Sergeant Darnell the management of the store disclaimed that any women had faint ed within the precincts of the store. but that several had toppled over from the excessive and the crushing crowd at the entrances of the bargain em- porium. It was stated by the police that the crowds lined both sides of Nineteenth street and all the trouble occurred after the store had been filled up to capacity and there was still a much larger crowd waiting outside to come in and vainly trying to get in. The police after several hours hard work managed to attain control of the situation and for the rest of the day there were no more fainting cases re- ported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14
RAILROAD
 STRIKE ABANDONED Action Blasts Hopes of the Anarchists, Who Hal
 Started Revolution

Rome June 13-Dreams of a golden age. with the high cost of living ended. are doomed to be shattered in the villages and towns of the province of Ravenna with the arrival tomorrow of 10.o0o troops and the news that the proposed national railway strike has been abandoned and order Is being restored. even In the dis- tricts where n virtual revolutionary move ment was in progress.
 The attempts of anarchists, republicans and socialists to deal death blow To monarchial institutions was frustrated be- cause of the refusal of the railway men to bring about strike which would have virtually paralyzed the forces of the government; because a great majority of the population refused actively to follow them and because the army gave fine example of loyalty.
 The troops now are completely in con trol of the main centers of tle insurrec- tion--Ancona. Fahriano Ravenna. Forli and Parma. Train service has not been interrupted to any great extent. although many of the provinces still are infested with revolutionists who are destroying the railroad tracks, stations md bridges and damaging public buildings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14
"BOODY" GILBERT IS
 AGAIN IN THE TOLLS

Detectives Eubanks and Wilson man aged to raid and capture one of the best equipped dope joints in the city yester- day afternoon when they caught E. w. tBoodY Gilbert in his shack at Third alley between Twerty-third and Twenty fourth streets, in the act of selling nor phine to negro woman. Gilbert was arrested and is now in the city jail. large quantity of cocaine and morphine was confiscated.
 According to the detectives an incident to the capture was the fact that ''Boocy, ' who is well known coke" iiend him self, when he saw that capture and jail was enevitable managed to take several shots of cocaine before the officers could place handcuffs on his wrist. "Boody's" idea was to get loaded up so as to delay the ''jim-iams'' as long as possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14
HE SHOULD WORRY

Kenneth Warren, desk sergeant of po- lice, started on three days vacation yesterday. It was reward for excellent service.
 It appears that Chief Eagan and Ser geant Darnell recently decided to give any officer three days vacation with pay whenever a murderer was captured.
 Friday morning in company with Officer Martin, Sergeant Warren meandered over to Red mountain at a place between the mining camps of Ishkooda and Mason City and captured Will Reed. a negro wanted for the killing of Mel Yancey, a negro. in a street car at West End Thurs day afternoon, and brought him to the city jail
 Incidently, it is stated that the negro Will Reed was released by Coroner Spain yesterday afternoon after an inquest which resulted in verdict of justiflabe homicide-but then Sergeant Warren should worry-he's off on his three days trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14

NJ. Jones. After short visit she will leave for Denver. Col, and Los An geles. Cal. and other points in the west.
 Mrs. R. $. Croford of Shady Side is Ill at the Birmingham infirmary.
 Police Officer Rush Is rapidly recov- ering from an operation for appendi- citis and is expected to be brought home sometime this week
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Younger, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Lewis and Mrs. Henry Endress chaperoned party of young people of Ensley on hayride Friday evening to West Lake. Those who en- joyed the affair were: Miss Kate End ress, Miss Barbara Endress, Miss Eliz- abeth Endress Miss Rilla Jenkins. Miss Irene Burlioue. Miss Pearle Cawthorne, George H. Younger. Jr.. Bob Harbus, Hugh Morrow, Bruce Campbell, Clyde Pipper, Dave Childs Frank Horton, b. E. Hunks and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-14
Officers Will Meet

About GO officers of the Fourth regi- ment of the Alabama National Guard will gather in Birmingham this after neon from all parts of the state for a conference. Col E. H. Graves. com- mander of the regiment, will preside at the meeting. According to Mai j. b. Carlisle. the meeting of the officers of the Fourth regiment Is merely the an- nual conference to decide on certain matters relative to the improvement Of the general efficiency of the regiment The conference will take place in the Morris hotel