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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18
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Bordeanx. Sept rs THE foreign or
nee today exhibited DUN DUN bullets.
aiicsed r. baye been taken frcm Ger
man aoldler
An Official report Issued late Thurs.
8ay afternoon eaio
"Firet on or ~, wing the resist
aoce u The enemy On The heights 20
ice noria " tbe nyer Alpse. hsa con
iinuea. IL spiie n the fac. that viz
fneIny gaze bark slightly al certain
points
Second On ne center between
gerrg-Auf;ae. On The river A.ene ana
ibe Ar9onne Inc situation shows 10
ehange The enemy continues to for.
thy himeclg along the line previously
intended Between the Areonne and
the Mense the Germans are entrench.
INK themseiycs in be Vicinity of Mont
rspeon. III the woeyre distrlct We
lase come II contact with several Ie-
larhments ofthe enemy between Etair
and Thiacourt
Third on chr right wing ID Lor
faine and tie yosges. there has been
10 change
Summing 10. the battle ~ being
continued along The entire front be-
tween the river oise and the river
Mcase. Tha Germans occupy posi-
tons organized FOR defense and armed
with heavy artillery
Our progress Is Of necessity slow
hni our lroops are animated By a spirit
81 offensive action and they are Civ
lpg eyidcuceof vigor and enthusiasm
They have repuIsed with success fhe
counter attacks undertaken by the
enemy both during the day and Al,
night The morale of The French SOL
1iers IL excellent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18
German Losses.

Berlin, Sept is. An official casualty
iist pubishesi yesterday shows 1863
names Mention Is made of the hard
fighting evidenced on the part Of tho
German Polish regiments In East Prus-
alt For example, three companies o.
the lifty.ninth infantry. stationed az
soldan, lost 35g men. The forty-sey.
enth Infantry with headquarters q,
Posen, suffered 2CS casualties. A mn.
lorlty Of both regiments are Polish.
a battalion Of the one hundred and
lIlirtysxth infantry stationed a;
Strassbure, lost BAG men one company
alone losing seven officers and iil
mon A battalion Of the one hundred
and forty-sccond Infantry Of Baden.
Baden reported the loss Of ten officers
and 2i1 men, Two battaions of the
one hundred and rorty.tbird infantry,
stationed OF strassburg, lost ls officers
and iDS men
The total Of the published German
casualtIes to date are 35,7s6 killed,
Wounded or missing Since last week
the average daily losses are shown by
The casualty lists to be 5000 among
The killed on September II was prince
ouo Victor Of choenburg.Walden.
lure FIRST lieutenant Of the Hussar
guards and brother Of the Princess
Of Wied
Mai Gen Nieland was killed while
leading his brigade IN a street fight
IN French city on August q. Count
klrchtach, commander Of the tenth
reserve corps, died on September B.
Upon being mortally wounded hc gayc
up his command TO Gen, Won Eben.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18

l. =. T.. Slusher, cashier Of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that
The above statement is true TO the
beHi OF my knowledge and belief
r. l.. Sl.uSilER Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this iith day Of September laii,
iNEH S, McNEILfs
tSsaO Notary Public
lMy commission expires January 2s,
ialS
torrootAitcst
BEN. T.. JOHNSON.
r. BOND.
e. g. CAMPBELL,
Directors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18

cypress wsnt Aa. pring results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18

~ rHhe1 Ffess.
ls,nfon. seps ~ rsser neEnen. al
aeSi A. fris,er raen. siii ao sheir saaFe
~ their Fiss zaa fse empire me
ssfer Women 'sio1ist cpunc5l. b
ebich fhe tasrcaioness4 ~ London
dfsry s. peealAen' has sent - iae ior5
mayor N Belfsa ,he following IettsY
efse1og \, cooperate ir the work d
RELIEF for me 2sfferisg
-Today oar men are responding u
ne cae u M king ana rsiIying roand
sne nag and We fe4l 81 il essr daty n
eee thst their families and 1ependsnfs
afe cared scr ard taas any want sna
suffering MAT may result saaII Ne mta
'a,lzed - fa@ea as possible Associsf
~ WIN Nv afe the members of ths
tisier yolyptfeF Sursing Corps. al b
whom IRE prepared 10 take 10 what
ever duty they may be assigned d,
called upon 10 perform We have all
III our dispDaai numerous well equipped
dreeelnx stations throughofi Ulster
We viii assist IN the distribution
shere required. alI supplies of cloth
INK, food and other necessities of life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18
HELD OK LIQUOR CHARGES.

Yesterday afternoon county Officers
1hempsoD ard Williamson picked up
q King. ~ Burton ana o. G0ben bc-
tseen chlckasha and ysrden with min.
gallons 81 whisky Burton and King
sSye cash bond last night bit Goben
as placed ~ Jail He viii probably
make bold lster County Attorney
simpson today 9iled informaiions fl.
,he county conr against them, charg-
ing anIaWfuI possession. The accused
csaim thar The yhIsky was simply fof
tbeir own use. Dates for their hear
lnaa have not yet been set
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18
OIAaaAogA ouIckLY cuRgD.

NY attention Vas first called TO
chamberiains coiit. Cholera and DIzr-
r5oea Remedy as much as twelve
years ago At that time ! vas ser
ionaiy II with summer complaint One
dose of this remedy checked the trOu-
O.e writes Mrs G. W Florence, Rock
field, Ind For sale BY aIi dealers
Adv. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18

Az London Inquest on a sandwich
man who committed suicide In the
Thames, It was stated that clergy
men. solicitors and university men iiad
been known 70 carry sandwich boards
IN the streets OF London
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18

icrhlnc IL the medicine that cures
hilioueuese. malaria and constipation.
The FIRST dose makes you feel better,
a few addition does cures completely
i'rico soc. sold by Owl Drug Store,
Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-09-18

II you want your husband
10 ask: "Whece did you get
this Good Tea" just order a
can OF Tetleys Tea. Itcosts
a little more than common
tea but goes farther, and is
SO much better. Phone us
for a trial can. Phone IA.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-14
MRS. PANKHURST AGAIN
RELEASED FROM JAIL
Weak from Hunger Strike-Friends
Charge Extreme Brutality at Time
of Her Arrest in Glasgow.

LONDON. March ll.-NH- Emne-
lime paukhurSt was again released
from HalIoway jail today. She started
hunger and thirst strike immedi-
atclv after her arrest Sunday at elias
Cow aud is reported extremely weak
.ani exhausted. Suffraeist~ charge the
police with brutal treatment at the
time Of Mrs. pankhur>t : .@rre<t She
fell during the scrimmage and militant
newspapers say the police threw her
bodily into a cab where she was allow
ed to lie on the floor whjic tany sat on
the seats and insujtcd her iavcsti-a-
tion OF the incident has been demaud
ed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-14
Special Notices

SEWING Machine Needles and sup
plies for all makes Of machines at J
B. Dunton ; Is Flat st.
HIGHEST cash prices iad Tor rags,
Cao G,ss ~ Flat St. Tel 5fice 576.N.
- 1-,---l : =
EKh bES f'i->>- mousse ",,S4..7
aud eAll9ieh ie.at'''. s"H' - II =.
Tucker, 'fofe ~. IH""e '1,'-'.
-
LOST -f3n Nam or Elliot streets,
Iady,S mesh haa -ontaInlna sum ot
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-14
Railroad Under Contra Ct.

It is we'll known that the Boston x
Maine railroad j. having financial
troubles, and i'm ease matters came to
point where it was necessary TO ap-
point a. receiver to take charge Of it
affairs THE contemplated improvements
uiabt he abandoned. but the company
t, under contract to complete the Job
aHd Will he looked to to complete it
unless legal proceedings interfere.
Since the town voted to raise the
Maa street bridge the railroad plans
for aa sing the Improvements have been
sent back for revision. and this has
-aa-erl q further DELAY. but it Is eN-
peetad tAat the public service commits
-lan or Ter will be Orthcomiug soon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-14
Report That Railroad DeveI-
0pments Were Ordered
Suspended
VERNON STREET JOB
PRACTICALLY DONE
Equipment Therefore Being Shipped
Away. There Being No Further Work
Ready on Proposed Overpass and
Union Passenger Station.

A visit 10 Brattleboro Yesterday bv
Frederick Holbrook. head of the Hol-
brook. Cabot X Rollins corporation.
which Is doing the railroad contract
work on Vernon street. and his ex-
pressed intention to move his equip
lucnt away. coupled with the delay in
getting tine union station and Bridge
street overrass work started, has given
li>e tu 4 report that the station and
n1erpas~ project may Yet be defeated,
and the rumor has had disquieting
effect "a the village. II appears, how
ever. that while the project has not
hu4n benefited any bv the destructive
a-ta k- on the railroad and the conse-
4sent auaacial embarrassment. the Wis
t as mfr. lioibrook had no special sig
aeancc, and there is no reason for
thinking that the project VIII not be
arHe4 oat according to contract.
Work Practically Ended.
1sa IIoIbrook corporation has re.
..e5 t~ force If men here and has
eat ma q Is equipment away. More
/ 81 t8e equipment l. idle, and viii be
4 r,r AWAY as fast us there IS use for
/ elsewhere until such time as the
T Vermont public service commission is
soas its order fer the abolishment of
! he ErijL. street railroad crossing by
tHe construction Of an oyerPass and
+ ia- the erection OF a union passenger
. station.
There has been no order however
/ f4t za-T pension OF the railroad improve
,aelt-. aud the only reason why the
esalfnieHt j. being sent away Is that
l.a more work here is ready. Supt Wal
+ ao Euiler, who has charge Of the con
. tract work for the Hobrook corpora
I 1igu. stated to The Reformer today
. that the excavation work was prd6ti.
I CALLS at an end. there being but q
7 carloads left. and that with the exceIr
t.on ot iittie grading and some in
citeatai work there was nothing more
euat rcud he done here al present. Mr.
. Du.Her stated that Mr.. Holbrook came
- farmers Falls on account OF some
/ word. there which he is doing under
contract. 0na that, being 50 near the
Hratt.ehuro Job. he came here on some
business details lie said that the cor
pnr#si3u would he ready to 20 ton Will
tue plans whenever there was anything
lsr ii Z" do
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-14

continued On Page g.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-03-14

SEWING Machine Needles and sup
plies for all makes Of machines at }.
b. Dunton ;, l6 Flat st.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-30
JURY BRIDE INVESTIGATION AT
A STANDSTILL

Bull Malone and Sticky Mcmahon,
alleged jury fxers, stood pat today
and refused to make any more state
ments to the states attorney that
would clear up the fixing ring said to
have operated in the criminal court
building.
Herman Schmitz, criminal court
clerk arrested when John P. Cum
mings told the states attorney of an
offer made to him of manufactured
evidence in a case in which he is in
volved, has not talked of the case
against him since his arrest.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-30

So she came to Chicago with Mil
less, there was no one to whom she
master
Out on the streets she went for
money.
And she did walk. On South Sta
and Madison streets, she walked, Sc
clothe himself and keep his hands
white and soft.
AS she walked, Miller lurked in
doorways and alleys, following his
white slave to see that she did not
talk to policemen and that she
worked.
One year she walked the streets
for him. And then Miller made the
mistake so many of his class make.
He beat his woman.
Not a week went by that Anna
Martin didn't feel Miller's fist crash
ing into her face. Night after night
he drove his foot with furious kicks
into her side while she lay on the
floor where he had thrown her.
These meetings and the nightly
meeting with men had the usual re-
suit. From a healthy, strapping, per-
feet bodied girl, Anna Martin became
a pale, anaemic, played-out thing
old when she ought to have been
young-and she was nothing but a
helpless chattel of man whose call
was always for more money.
Eight times in the last ten months
surgeons at the Wesleyan Hospital
have used the knife on Anna Martin.
Eight times she has been on the
operating table because of the beat
ings she received and the life she led.
Broken, thrown out by the man to
whom she was no longer useful, the
girl went to the federal building and
told her story.
Miller was arrested, indicted, found
guilty, and today was sentenced to
six years in prison at Leavenworth.
At the end of that time he will come
mt f.aa 70 T1Vory onoixr IN co,,oo rr;rl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-30

is helping to stamp out the Frank
Millers.
James A. Bruff, chief federal in
vestigator, says the Frank Miller case
is exactly the kind of case the Mann
act was intended for.
Before the Mann act became a
law" he said, there was no heavy
prison penalty Nothing could be
done to keep such fellows as Miller
away from women and girls. They
might be sentenced to short terms for
vagrancy, pandering or assault and
battery, but they were segregated
from humanity only few months.
Every panderer in the United
States knows about the Mann act.
Every girl who has made complaint
to us tells us she had clear instruc-
tons from her man not to say she
had been taken from one state to
another by men," .-,-. ,..
In the Chicago district there are
now under Indictment or sought by
warrant seven men for violations of
the Mann act. At one time, earlier in
the history of the law, there were
thirty warrants out at one time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
Monte Cristo's Prison
German Prisoners Now Kept gloomy stronghold Made
Famous by Dumas q, .

Everybody has Csto or seen it acted win
remember the Chateau IT, the fasome prison from which
sailor hero Edmond Danes enacted for by
oNe escaped in sack after having taken place therein
his fellow prisoner and counselor, the Able Fara
Such Dumas lovers accordingly be interested the
York Times hear that the Chateau If which stands course
island in Marseies harbo
prison is, owing to the in place
ton after having been for many years show place.
81 have just steamed round it, " writes correspondent
eed several melancholy black figures in French uniforms the
battmens They guarding German prisoners Outside the
central fort three monks along winding
landing stage thick coil prisoners the
ong red French ship taking fresh batch prisoners
small boat Agers silent gloomy
picture but could tell whether the famous old
are still being used" n
dungeon Of the Chateau course
mond his escape, having angushed
fourteen How Danes the smad Able Fara
with other by Of
Monte Cristo, and the latter finally
pound shot tied his feea this is familiar
TO be recalled Visitors the chateau by the always shown
Edmond Dantes dungeon and Fara too despite the fact that
such persons existed. 4@#h ",t." ....ts#
AS fact the stage of Mono cisto played
times by O'Nel and other the world thing
indeed compared with Dumass masterpiece which tho late Lord Sails
bury 10 Is said used TO keep under his pillow In the play all the
relationships Of the novel are mixed fashion calculated to
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
Feeding the German Soldier


Military exports placed little faith puherops
ing the ffst days the
suffering The why they doubted
reports says because hard
eommisary department equipped Geanys
would fail in its work early in struggle for which preparations
going Tor years ~ snt RfiN
All civilized nations have long recognized that food supplies
important part in the winning losing Of battles
workmanship personal bravery with the horoughne
which characteristic Of their nation the Germans have for
feeding soldiers matter of scientific Their
direction group deeic
admitted few equals
Tho daily ration which they have prescribed the best fortified
ton lighting man stomach includes twrnsx
biscuit thirteen Of
Of smoked rice,
OF fftwo Of potatocs nearly
If salt; roasted coffee onenth Of
. tea, half an sugar. s3
week the soldiers
the field would make loaf 1913 feet high and weighing 6030000
supply potatoes would make tb 18S
high and weighing l2O33ol0o0 pounds. so
The figures for the standard ration, which probably
very different thing from that actually being along
battle formation where there great fexb the
food be used IT possible that pemmiean "a condensed
Produe) is entering into the ration sery largely The Kaiser has
not infqqent ridden up to the field bakeries ana sampled the prod
of their .S ~, 70 tsa. sfst
some idea q TIE q Pc gained
would be without the Of which
prices Of years ago could be
food making Ns500OO
delyeredn At the place Of consumption. s. ts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24

Just got 10 overlook them things sometimes said High
Private Jones 10 his bun who had been bawled
tain as the dismissed Now am know
the old pretty good
of his That what he's crabbn this mornin
''s all matter Of - continued
the bottom All the slippers Crouch.
whole mornn l without pleasant look anybody unless
something seriously upsettn digestion worryin
before -8f .s7ts ..ashe a
wc oe Mike interrupted Jones buukic why
don he 60 homo an tel his wife about It. What's he
take y out US fort We amt anything do with
domestic matter He can't 60 an tell his wife about without get
TIM into family sect 49,
You know, everybody that gets thousand per
has got to income TAX Now they don ask you please
Just fgure stop out Of your pay, the major
g g pay income tas an no gctin around it, But the skipper
trying to edge through. skh8 R.f'.a. a
These income people pretty foxy They figure up you
Allowances for pothn il kinda somebody fgun Il up
That what get YOU eoni nm
comm just because you're wokn' for tho Cover get
touched but when they figured up how light an fuel
an other allowances he gttin' added
skipper found he gettin puocrat the
limit Consequently they had him down for his little bit
tax s9t,t t-4ss@s-t4 ,sSTrS
The pt'n knows way around that an be poe
down to the NJ am looks his light prove
be ain used all his allowance Tryin' pull income down
an slide by When the major finds II skipper out
good an plenty What tyn' TO do
this irf why, skipper somewhat startled Il I'M
only yin to show amt full hne very
hne the major Do know result Of thaf,
No the what majorf' why says the major lthe
war department IL don need all
down sect Here tryn on account
whole show Don't let hear of 100. So ~
That's why the shippers grouhy this - Jones
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24

- % D'anp - u,popasy when w ss,'1. ~ a ~ Is
raon at washington appears to be having s duplication IN these
happy islands Woodrow Wilson and Pinkha MS
nronbct ft h0esh stEt f0HAt
~ ~. 80 - "a - q i, II
t usnor JUST nov tppsas y % ~ s ~ sui Up eAceens
by jabbng little pin pcks into tho local community and
while evidently attempting bring about something y incidentally
!rata "a. - ~, r. $500. w AZ AZ
M 800 s D ~ 4. '"p' t 49, y, .ls0 !; st P.
secret service wants any Information regarding the detees OF awah
which Il has not already tucked in is card index Il certainly
not going rely on securing Il y such stupid as send
ina An aan mn aof IA NAV he taken al granted b those who do
80 49,. 4; 80 ~ ". ~. H. .~ ~ s,s.. -. - 49,
mo. Know" TOT TACT tnat ne japanese OF snow more ABOUT
the topography Of the island about the mountain trails about the
landing places the
the garns and the food supply than ali tho rest Of the comu
1870 -
my Pu' sog 70 ccnnes. ne 81
aviator with dark and deep plot to snatch the Paradise Of the Pa
cfe from Uncle Stiffness raised the Nth
But silly as that may be- the way in which the authorities have
may 20 oaers 70 the has been er
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24
"A Message From the Xmas Cheer
Committee
committee

AZ this Thanksgiving season. sit bountifu
surrounded by comfort aud luxury forget
less where seems though God Him.
self bad forgotten lis children.
Lei hearts and turn toward stricken Belgium the
little country which short year ago. Of
homes and happy famescareess healthy merry little Children
Of whom mourning loss father mother home
and country. t@ SF lF
In gratitude for many blessings dispense with
nonecnta luxury deicacy the money
the little sufferers across the seas. 55s5
The Xmas Cheer Committee in appeal writ.
ten TO the Belgian minister in London asking him specify
object little Belgian children for which be
used. The reply will published in the papers rts&
In the Miss or. 324) will
gladly receive contributions money be put cash boxes
placed in all the drug stores. n b
ta TAI MRS, WALTER EMORY, eE#'ff .
st .t@ MRS, C.. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR,r
3 . +, MRS. CALDWELL. sF
# F# E a MISS CATION, Treasurer. "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-24

AAL
JACK MsAEThr Bis League t~pc-rt's shame % saAr
THELE town is now ready Tor the winter onrisho
tourists, Let an comet $3.50 f3s ~ 81 ssss3 sss3 81
DEATH VALLEY JIM SCOTT Chcaso white sos Say CHI
eago ain = ,nothin' Ike this. "a 49, III
n j. LowREY III Roosevelt could have only seen my lawn
during the Baby Circus yesterday ltss
S SyS s M vent S.a ' ' know 9:
Il myself @ E,ses 80 sss., Il -
A s..ss sss .:~ / ss .. ~:
It's thproughfars, =. if
1 ss sS f:s s ss :;s
bigger places. ana better places. g5 a E ~
COLLECTIONS A FRANKLIN Untll drastic measures
Shs1 port $ s' s si hopeless aSs s''As 'p smuggling =
EDITOR sHEbA The persistent rsfan q The
S Pt1PSd ssS1 meet has been sore to
eHAREs R. FoRBEsPsope seemed to be much amused at
:o sS su s a,. IA 81 5 Ssssa % same Is
s h seS s
commander Of the British fOees The cennsnti
IASsos ss entire concern with gle
range when moving shS. outside
John NAPIER They ought pant new lamp post.
sS Which might . indicate The high way 70 oahu Prison
sgDoaF, !ss
Der Nedtray neutrality win b observed there Believe
GENERAL E. @ 3 tn s 10.
something get 20 Panama. step
around down there. i .ssi epsf US N 49,
j. d. the first time in fifteen years
parade stayed away not b.
getting my perambuatorp
out Of for some time. - So ~ IL 49,,
CITY CLERK KALAUoKALANT-The reason am studying
the territorial statute. and The ely odasnsss 4
hand when he new sts sdHinsafstSa Into
JOHNNY ARTlN i necessary for Moses 90 up
she the Ten think 1t just
for Billy sunday down % Honolulu and bring this
city his bpo Of those same Ten Commandments
SUPERVISOR woLTER-Everyy time 4 get up meeting
Of Supervisors and Try something the inter
people, somebody 70 It. II II
n stopped shall Quit attending the board meetings pretty
1oRRIN ANDREWS Exalted Bas b. Pg d T. si6&-Ths Elhs
the Visiting ball from
wednesday evening everybody had good Those who
assisted in entertaining the visitors The thanks Of Honolulu
lodge 49, stasS ssl \ ~ ";
HARB0R POLICE OFFICER CARTER--I thought there was
lot ships night
investigate found they singing pGodt
king They just received long dsspksh Gcrmaay
lbout the war; ~ I'm sS g:sF N. NJ ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or PuBGgC NORRIS GA LilN EIs<+
dnRht u their political Influence have Bert ifen
Khioah Park He has made
and a only kent the JOB and given ne and help
he re will Of the park place for Honolulu 20 DO