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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-19
KALIHI UNION CHURCH

King street, between Gulick avenue
and Kamehameha fourth road. Rev.
Horace w. Chamberlain. minister.
Bible school, Gas a. m.
Morning service, 11:15 a. m.
Evening service, 1880 p. m.
Junior C. E., Wednesday, 3 p. m.
Senior G. E., Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
Morning service, sermon entitled
THE Heavenly Serenade" Evening
service, sermon entitled "The Value
of Man" Rev. Horace Chamberlain,
pastor.
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KauMaKAPIn CHURCH (CONGRE-
E1ATTONALl

Rev. III. K. Poepoe, Minister.
Corner King street and Asylum.
road
10 q. Sunday School, Internar.
tional Sunday School Lessons, botn
English and Hawaiian
$50 p. M Christian Endeayor,
Service Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
I67 klnau st

Service, Sabbath school Sabbath
Saturday 10 a. m. Preaching II
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening 1880. Also preaching Sunday
night at 100 Subject for Sunday
night, Nov. Is, Preparation for Judg-
ment." A cordial welcome to ALL
F. H. CONWAY, Pastor.
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cHuRCH OF THE SACRED HE2RTS

The Catholic church OF the Sacred
Hearts is located on Wilder avenue
near Punahou street, opposite Oahu
college.
Until further notice Sunday masses
at the church will be celebrated at
1880 o'clock in the morning II II
likely that shortly later mass. pos
sibly 1880 o'clock in the morning, viii
be added to the church services.
Reverend Father Stephen, pastor.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

104 Lusitanla street. Sunday serv-
Tres, Has a. m. to / p. m. Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Young Mems and
Young Ladies' Improvement Associa-
ton meets Sunday evening at 1850
o'clock. Ladies' Relief Association
meets Friday at 10 a. m.
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday morning the Bible school
opens at GAS. The morning preach
ing service opens at II. The sermon
will be given by Mr.. J. M. base of
Oakland, California, from the subject,
The Worlds Crisis" The young peo-
pies meeting occurs at $50. Subject,
Gems from My Reading" The eve
ming sermon will be given by Minister
Peters.
The midweek meeting will be held
at 100 on Wednesday evening. The
subject for that meeting will be
Isaac Errett and Spiritual Freedom"
These Wednesday evening meetings
are continuing the studies in the ORR
gin and genius of the restoration
movement of the nineteenth century.
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K4WAIAHAO CHURCH

Corner King and Punchbowl streets.
Sunday services IL a. m. and 1:S0
D. m. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 .. m.
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ST IrGuSTINE,S CHAPEL

Oahu lane, Waikiki. Rev. FIR. Valen-
tin, pastor. Sunday services, 3 a. m.
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day services, 6. Z, and 1890 a. m.
and Z p. m. Low mass daily, s and Z
a. m. High mass Sunday and saints
days, 1890 a. m. -
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH /.
Reretania avenue near PunchbOWI

street. ......
Sunday services at IL a. m. and on
last Sunday of each month at 1850
D. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
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CATHOLIC CATHRDRAL

Fort street, near Beretania. Rt.
Rev. Libert, bishop Of Zeugma, pas
tor; Father Maximum, provincial. Sun
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Christmas Musical Programs
Arranged By Local Churches


Civ n t. chrchde decoration #
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SERVICES IN LOCAL CHURCHES

program Wednesday evening, Decem
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

wounded. and without water for more thon a week. took that soldier to tho Naco hospital where care and correct treatment again placed him inside Che safe side of the dead line, and gives him a chance for his lifc The soldier Is at the present time with Che wounded Of the Hill forces in Douglas where they were taken at Dr. Hollingsworth's appeals to tho commander of the American border patrol
 Dr. Hollingsworth has done many other little kindnesses for the men and women of the beleaguered city. He has served them constantly day and night proving that he is able and attention is his chief aim He has given medical aid to other than the wounded He has spent time and money in making life as comfortable and safe for the Hnhstas as possible. and they will all miss him on his de- parture from their trenches
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
SALOONS HAVE SOME FIGHT BEFORE COURTS
 AS THERESj GLEARY
Well Known BiSbee Attoreny De- clare That Saloon Men Should Not Be Condemned for Their Action in Federal Courts.

Believing that the liquor interests of the state had as much reason and right to their stand as anyone else. W. B. Cleary the well known attor- ney stated the question in concrete terms between the vets and the drys.
 Every man should have a perfect right to appeal to the courts when he feels himself aggrieved. The Hq- uor interests of the state included lot oi good men and they should be given the opportunity to dispose Of their stocks before closing out"
 The Bisbee attorney spoke in favor of the wet cause. He did not do so in so many words but implied that the liquor interest was entitled to consideration especially. inasmuch as it had been practically coufscat- ed by the recent constitutional amend ment
 Th6 speaker stated that the bond .of goodfellowship should be extended 10 the saloon man.
 Several other speakers said that the saloon keepers were agents of the devil and should be obliterated. One man stated that he should never knowingly, shake the hand of a saloon keeper in goodfellowship
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
LIQUOR INSPECTOR
 FILES DAMAGE SUIT
 AGAINST HARRISON
Asks Sl0,000 Damages for ln-
 iurieS Sustained in Fall Into
 Basement of Harrison Liquor Company; In Denver Hospital,

Suit was filed yesterday in the Superior court of Cochise county in the name of J. c. Allard against the w. E. Harrison Wholesale Liquor house of this city in the sum of S10. co. Richardson and Pattee. of Doug las. are attorneys for Allard The suit alleges personal damages of a permanent nature due to the negli- gence of the defendant company Injury was received. according to the suit last spring, when the complain ant was in this city
 The Harrison company has changed hands since the accident, and it is not known against what person the suit is filed However, it is assumed the action is against the owners al the time of the accident
 Allard at the time or tho accident was in the employ Of the United States Internal Revenue department as an inspector of liquors. He was working the Herrison establishment and sustained a fall which injured one of his legs. He alleges in the suit that he is at the present time under the care of doctors in a hospi- tai in Denver Colorado, and that the injuries which were sustained are of a permanent nature
 He alleges further that the fall which he sustained could have been prevented had the Harrison company observed proper caution, building the necessary rails and guards about the shafting into which he was precipi- tated.
 The date fU the hearing of the suit has not been set.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

What a roasting Griffith and Ban Johnson handed to Sir Walter The big swede isn't worrying over words; i,s the coin with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
COAL DONATED TO
 WARREN DISTRICT
 RELIEF SOCIETY
New Mexico Coal Firm Gives This District Two Whole Cars 0f Their Product for Christmas Distribution; Sacks Needed.

For the benefit of the Warren Dis. trict relief society. in their efforts to see that Santa Claus calls at all the homes of the district the Dawson Fuel Sales Company, a New Mexico coal mining corporation, has donated full two cars of their product The cars of coal will be in the district inside the next few days and will then be sacked and placed in some convenient places for ready distribu- ton.
 To show that the New Mexico con cern is not the only one in the south west 10 donate for the benefit of the poor and needy of the district. as soon as it became public knowiedsc that the coal had been presented to the district the Fl Paso and South western railroad company issued or ders that the coal shall be transport ed from the place of loading to Bis bee free of charge.
 In the meantime. pending the arri- val of the black fire material. the re- lief association is hunting diligently for gunny sacks, old sacks, and any kind of sacks that will hold coal. They have issued to the public a call for such raggy material and will be glad to receive the sacks at any time If any person having a supply will call Miss Cummings at the Central school. stating where they can be gotten, she will see that they are called for at once Or the society will appreciate the delivery of the sacks in person to the secretary of the district association at the Cen .tral school
 Plans for the municipal Christmas tree, and for the general relief of the poor and needy of the district are progressing well with the local so- ciety, and members and those in charge of the work state they are already assured a good Christmas for those who win in no other man ner be afforded the little thankful things which accompany the Yuletide
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
SHERIFF FINDS NO
 CATTLE THIEF SIGNS
Investigates Reports That Yaqui Soldiers Have Invaded the
 State for Beef.

Yesterday Sherin Harry Wheeler investigated the reports coming from the Fike ranch near the border rela- tive 10 the killing anu driving off by the Yaquis and others of the Mexican contingent some hundreds or more of the Fike cattle He spent large part of the Gay making the inyesti- gation and according to his state ment after he had gone over the field theCe is no cause for worry or fear of the Yaqui raids So far as he could establish, two of the Fike cat tle have been killed one on the Amer ican side, and ne n the Mexican side of the line
 In statement yesterday Shern Wheeler said that he found the ear cases of two head of cattle. One has been killed and butchered on this side of the boundary The oth- Ter remains were on the Mexican side There were in the neighborhood no signs of who had done the killing and butchering of the beeyes. There  were no numerous horse signs and other indications which would have accompanied raid by the Mexican soldiers.
 In addition neighbors living along the border near the Fike ranch told the sheriff he says, that they have found no disturbing element in the Mexican soldiers and that they have not been bothered. As General May torena has signifed his intention of paying for all beeves which he finds have been stolen from this side Of the line, it is presumed that settle ment for the two stolen cattle which l the shern discovered will be made
 soon and that then the stir which
 more than disturbed this side of the
 line will be quietcd
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
SURGEON FOR HILL RESIGNS POSITION
 IN ATTACKED CITY
0r. HOllingSWorth Leaves Employ of Naco Commander and Is Succeeded By pr. East; For mer Has Had Great Service.

Retire-dhief Surgeon Holuugs- worth. of the Constitutionaiist Army with headquarters at lNaco. Sonora. In the stead of Dr. Hollingsworth the Hillists are at the present time served by Dr. East. Both surgeons are from Douglas. The change Of staff was formerly announced yester- day when Dr. Hollngsworth intro duced his successor to friends in and about Naco, this state. There was no disagreement, and the change was in accordance with the best wishes Of the Mexican commander and the two NJ. Ds.
 pr. Hollingsworth has been in the service of the Hill forces for the past six weeks or two months, and during that time has made many friends on the American and Mexican side. He has proved himself faithful and hard worker in the interests of his patients, and has gained on the Hill side of the line an enviable reputa- ton for the manner in which he has handled the cases or wounded sol d.ers. He has saved many who were thought to have little chance of re- covery and has set a standard which his successor will find it hard to equal
 Dr. Hollingsworth has the distinc- ton of being the man who discovered and stamped out the scuryey in the Hill trenches. He is th eman who when one of Maytorena's men was found outside the trenches mortally
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
SMALL GAINS FOR
 ALLIES IN BELGIUM.

PARIS, Dec. 14.--The night official report says "ln Belgium several at tacks by the French troops resulted in progress along the Ypres canal to the west of Holleboke. Several vio- lent counter attacks were repulsed The railway station at Commercy in the department of Mouse was bomb arded yesterday by batteries firing from a great distance. but insignid- cant damage was done In Alsace the offensive movement was resumed by the enemy to the northwest of Ger nay and has been repulsed On the rest of the front there is nothing tO report"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

ture contains merit and will be en- ioyed
 On next Sunday and Monday the Lowell theater win present for he first time in the Southwest the most talked about motion picture on Broad way during its four months ruu at the Vitagraph theater New York City My Official Wife" Gwendolyn Stock ing in the New York American says: My Official Wife is on of the strong est plays that has ever been written lt presents the situation in Russia as nothing else could It enthuses one with indignation and resentemept that such treatment as it discloses could be meted out Co human beings.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

Any persons name appearing in the above list call the Royal Theate today and get free coupon book which will help you secure votes very fast Ask for the contest manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
GREATER ACTIVITY
 ON N. ', MARKET IN
 YESTERDAYS TRADE
L. J. Overlook Reports Activities and Features of Exchange Through Day; Copper Shows Marked Gain in Selling Price.
lBy l. J. OverIockl

Advaucng prices anC greater activi- ty witnessed the days trading in the New York stock market today All the active railroads scored substan- tial advances. Almagated and Amer ican Shelters were also prominent features with net gains 4 1-2 points.
 Boston copper share market, fol- lowing the lead Of New York was al- so strong, most of the leading issues advancing from one to three points On the whole the situation has a very healthy appearance. Buying orders greatly outnumbered the selling or ders and the m5rket has every indl- cation Of maintaining its first tone.
 NEW YORK
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

but he drives out a homer and wins the game. It creates great laughter.
 The Selig Company presents Tom Mix in "The Way of hhe Red Man.
 a special Western drama, this picture is well done and presents many beau tiful scenes. Miss Marie Newton is featured tn His Mothers Home" a picture well produced photographical- ly and is ably an dartistically acted, plainly pictusing the real elements in every day life. "A Fragment of Ash" clearly demonstrates the modern sys- tems of the amateur detectives, 1t is a very entertaining story There is considerable suspense sustained throughout the entire story. The pie
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
BUNNY AND FINCH
 AT LOWELL TONIGHT

The headiner on the program at the Lowell theater for the ensuing two days is Hearts and Diamonds" twopart feature comedy with John Bunny and Flora Finch as the leading fun makers. This Is one of the best comedies to be presented featuring John Bunny and Flcra Finch It is
 indeed funny Co see Bunny play bah
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24
PURE WATER
A NECESSITY

@Tell me what you eat and drink and
I VIII tell you what YOU are Is a
statement said TO have been made by
one OF the great doctors Of modern
times That the world is rapidly COM
ing 10 this line Of reasoning is proved
by the increased attention that Is con-
stantly being given the Pure Food and
Drink problem.
It has long been recognized that the
continued good health of city was to
a great extent dependent on the purity
of its water supply and much time and
large sums Of money have been eypend-
ed in the effort TO secure for the mod
ern city a supply of water that at all
times Is pure and free from disease
bearing bacteria. In some parts Of the
country it has been found impossible 10
do this; IN these places daily bulletins
as to the fitness of the water for drink
ing and cooking purposes are issued,
and when the supply Is below the stand
ard the public is urged 10 use distilled
water Ga the city water only after boil
Ing.
The water from driven or dug wells
has been found 10 be the cause OF
much sickness and to prevent its use
many cities have given the nealln Ce-
partment the power TO condemn and
destroy all wells or this description
There has been a large increase IN
the use Of distilled and mineral waters
Tor drinking purposes in recent years
and especially during the summer sea
son is their use recommended
To avoid many Of the ills that are
common during the heated term follow
carefully these suggestions: Do not un-
der any circumstances use water from
q dug or driven we'll: watch the papers
carefully for bulletins by the health
department as to the Copdition Of the
city water supply and follow explicitly
their directions and suggestions; the
use OF a moderately cool distilled or
mineral water for drinking is recon-
mended. do not drink extremely cold
water or other beverages; it is much
better TO drink frequently and a small
quantity AT each time than large
quantity at long intervals. moderation
I'm all things is the secret Of health'
be moderate I'm. your eating and drink
ing and the doctor Will pay but few
visits TO your house
The advertisers grouped here are
making unusual efforts to supply you
with the best. Show your appreciation
by patrOnizing them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24
TEXAS FARMERS
MIKE VISIT TO
P0RTALES WILEY
Travel Overland in Automo-
bile From Knox County;
Pleased With Outlook.

PortaIes- y VI. AprH 2s.-A thorough in
spection Of the Portales valley mas Jus1
been made by J. R. Wood ana g. o. ~ e.
ton. prosperous farmers OF hneN C01 -,
Texas who came to this section 70 !g1n
over the country with view 70 loc4'iHs
permanently -,.-t,s
After travelling throughout lne = ~ - -
valley the Texas visitors uecls-IeA 10 49,
ditions were much better than they u ~
anticipated and were enthusiastic apout ~
far-1irr- f-uir rafsina and livestock raising
The visitors. on leaving for their nome a.
Knox city. Texas, announced tllt- - -
would Immediately dispose Of their holalnss
in that state and remove 70 the Portales
section bringing tEeir families win 49,. .5
Il is expected they also viii lnduce Otio4
Texas farmers to move 10 New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24
POWDERY MILDEW5
AND THEIR CONTROL
IS FULLY0UTLINED
Prof. H. S. Hammond, Plant
Pathologist at State Col
Iege, Issues Bulletin.

state COLLEGE. y II. april 23.-In bull
ietin on 'Powdery MildeWs ana Il -le -. CON
troll Prof H. S Hammond; pam Pelnol9-
.-ist al he View Mexico College OF Agricul-
tu-e and Mechanic Arts. treats the subject
fuiIy- outlining their general characters and
suggesting means for their cohtroL
Recording 10 Prof Hammond powdery
r1ilde,vs constitute the simplest group Of the
black fungi They are usualy nouced on
the surface Of the leaves ana wigs as a
white moldy covering The mycellal threads
sar,I branches into the epidermal cells Of the
host and there absorb their food ana live
parasfticaIIy. but the main portion Of the
fungus never lives NltLLlh INT TISSUES VI tne
'-01S Spores Produce in Summer
In the summer spores are produced IN
enormous numbers and form dust like
covering over the leaf. whence the common
name OF powdery mildew Tor TINS group OF
fungi Towards fall there arise on the
myceIiaI layer. minute spheres about the
size Of a pin point at first white. then turn
ing yellow and finally dark brown or black
They are the reproductive sac like bodies
which produce the sporesf each sac bear
ing from one 10 eight oval, more OF less
elongated spores according to the species
Often these sacs bear various shaped
threads (appendages) which assist in dis
tributiou o. the spore sac capsule As the
powdery rniIdews live entirely on the leaves
and young branches Of the plant they fire.
quentiy become dangerous parasites
Suggestions FOR Control.
Since these are superficial fungi they may
be killed by applying fungicides TO the
monest sprays employed are the potassium
sulphide and the ammonical copper carho-
nate solutions The potassium sulphide
SPRAY must be used while fresh and Is COM
posed Of the following proportions; Potas-
stun suiphide Oliver OF sulphur one ounce
water. two and four gallons The ammoni-
cal copper carbonate proportions are- Cop
per carbonate. six ounces ammonia, three
piuts. water. so gallons
Either OF these sprays may be used first
as the leaves begin 10 unfold, and successive
spraying given the plants at intervals OF
two TO three weeks depending upon the
climatic conditions following each spraying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24
BREADWINNING LAD
SICK: NEEDS HELP

a b0v 16 years Old. VINO has been TOT
a number Of years the only support OF
a mother and three younger brothers
bv working in the railroad shops as a
macbiuist's helper. has become serious
" ul He has developed tuberculosis
and If his life is TO be saved. it means
that he must have rest for about
three months and have proper food,
nIentv Of eggs and milk The family
is very poor and cannot get these
things for the boy, particularly since
he has become in and unable to work
Charitable persons who wish TO con-
tribute a few eggs a day or a pint OF
SO of milk may telephone Mrs +. Whit
temore Eagan. No 156f-W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24

4t., ,,.,.-.--,i, tre more FREQUENT the spray
- ny. ~. 80 disease in check In general
the suiphis spray beesuS Sim Of Us simpler y n
- - '---'.- Inc amounts. has been used
- III -, wider area than the ammoni-
cal conner carbonate spray Il Is also
ri-f.iF t+I,,+ hi is far more effective in the
-s ~ - ftan the copper carbonate So
Into, Spraying should be continued
tbrourbout the season until the buds for
the f6iIoUing year begin TO develop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24
CERTIFIED MILK.

Every bottle bears the certificate OF
the Fl Paso County Medical Society
They certify TO our milk just as your
bank Will to your check II you have the
money
Their certificate means that their MIX
Commission has carefully inspected our
dairy. our barns. or cows and our milk
ers and has found them up TO the high
standard required II means that their
chemist. the Grouse Laboratories. make
frequent chemical and meteorological eX-
aminations OF the milk
II means that not only is every COW
tested twice a year by the United States
Government for tuberculosis. as are all
other COWS in our dairy. but that the
society's veterinarian mot ours) inspects
every two weeks. each COW producing
certified milk 20 insure their perfect
health at all times
Isn't that the kind OF milk 10 give
your baby Ask your doctor.
FL PASO DAIRY CO. CThe Clean Daryl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-24
RANCHERS TO HAVE
POWER FOR PUMPING

r-rroeon AriZ.. April -1---t tancnerS
s1C,-~ az RllitO river viii have power
for 5u11piug water within so days. it
is promised. Work IS TO commence
The Dov~er line from Tucson to the
re line is be built by the Tucson
Gas Electric LiSht q Power company
Tt is estimated tnaJ Luliy lo.gOe acres