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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
(Scaen 6,affen.srour


Gic Organization amerifanii6cr
6rauen hir itriftc 91eutroIit0t 6Glt
uieoer cine Gcriammlimg norgcl
g}a6mittag ll6r inn 9ofale ocS
DGim Glub" i'm Is. Stodwert oes
oN}liep-@cbGuOes~ Gde GalUert- II.
5aoettesStraBc. sScoer c6rlic6 mn
rc1tlicb ocufenoc Mann uno eoc
1Srau ioltc NIT Srclioen mit6clfcn,
bic %etitioucn itntcr5ciDnen, oie 9hls-
trDr BON Moiicn lmo Nfunition 5il
Der6icten. Gin gllteS @eiipicl iiir
oicie Suh0lnn1smciie Da6en bic iriis
9crcn &rdiiOentcn Der Gereiii0tcl
StaQten geicet sic lpoQcu bon scr
9iegicrin0 MIR pcrlangcn maS rcht
uno 6illig iit im0 mas 9SrGiioent
@illon in leiner 9}eutraIitdts-@rfl1-
rlng icl6it ongeorOuet Bat lSoruli-
lara iiir ioldc %ctitionen, sic in aucn
@clddftGt cirflllirt >mer0e1 ioQen,
limo IN 9lr7, @eIt-Serin9tou-S StraBe,
in 9lr 109, @eit-9iortb-9Ioemc, un0
in 9lr. 1919, 9}oro-GarolfncyS yStraBe,
5ll 9abeu 0icic &etitioucn ioIltcn
pou 9cfanutcn ou1 nuH ocu 9ono.
oiltriftcn aeiauOt per0en. 1aber ioIte
nlor9eu 9}adnittag ieoe Dame, bic
MIR ir9enopie Bet Bat SIT Der gu
iammenflnft I'M n@lunieD- @e6Guoe"
fommen Se0ermorn AniB bel Dem
Sanmaln BON llnteridriften mitbci.
len Die Glepatoren bringen bic
6ranen nod Dem Is. Stodiperf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
lSnrnnc hrs 8. SRrnimcnta.

Die Yarooe oeS 5. Ncgimeins scr
@orulduocr W}ili5 miro onWlithuoH,
0eu 7. 9Ipril IN Der Naiienbaac,
Sofinon- uno 9oltou-StroBe abgc-
balten mcrOeu, Sin 9oQ miro 0as
militdriihe SdmIipiel beidIieBen.
GoS Gon3crt miro Inn s lt6r gIbcnoS
icilen glniang nebmeu Der oifi5icIe
Tbcl oes 9lbGtoS miro cine bolbe
Stinoc ipdtcr brainneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Nie mcrifaniidc eitnatiun.

LIZ HtCGtluNlIuJt SINu4tuN.
glmerifaniibcs @rieoSicbiff brinat
@clO ua6 gncotan 8lr 9}ei0roc-
ring Scr mcrifaniibeu Saniern.
te nod oeu @ereiuiaten Staatcn.
Seine 9lnerfemumg irgeuo ei-
ncr merifanii3en6oftion in qluS.
iicbt genoHmcn.
@ai6fugtom %. 0Pdr5.
Sin omcrifaniidcS aric0sidDiif miro
oa5 uot5iac WelO uoM9hlcotml brin-
qen I'M sen ErouSport ser mcrifa-
niibeu Souicrnte 5u financircyL mel
de ben0tbigt miro. nm @inofaocn
fiir sic enormc @ei5cuerute Der 6ar-
mer Scr &ereinigtcu Staaten in Die
fem So6r ber5lIiteaen. Gas @elO-
$625, 900 -, melhcS fSabrifanten
Ben Sonf3iiHtern poritrefen luolleu,
befinoet iicb in @anfgew6lber III
@nIpeiton Gcras, aber bis 6eute
fonnto feiu ii@ercr @eg geiluocn
merOen. inn oanel6e naG .Qlerifo SIT
bei0r0eru
Sctretdr TaniclS crfldrte ib be-
reit, Oic 9euubllng einc5 &riega-
idiifes fir oieicn 3mcd 5ll geitattcn.
uadocm CT cine Grfldrlng BON 60
paro 6. SeiOrid, IT, pon @eorio
Sa., ais @crtretcr ocr Sonileute, &c.
bort bottc.
IS lit wa6ridcinlib, ooB Gin III
iiioli9en @cmdiicrn beiinoli6eS aa-
nonen- ooer Gorpc0oboot sum
transport 0cS @el0cs nab @olue.
iion bcor0crt miro.
llcber sic aagemeiue Gage in W}c-
rifo iprcheno, luicOer6olte Sefretdr
Srpon, BOB Oic 9lnerfennung irgeno
ciner 6oftion bon 0ieier 9lc0icrung
nidt in 8etra@t oe5ogen moroen iei.
Gr fiitoigtc an, OoB bon Scr 3opa-
ia &egcr1ng ofii5iell 9e0auern
ii6er bic Grmoroimg cincS omerifa-
niihcn 9iirgcrs sSobn .. 9}e@in.
mrs, in Der Stoot Dlerifo 6nm 9luS=
Orud ae6ro9t porocu le.
Sc5ii9lib Der &cr6dltniiie in scr
StaOt @lerifo ia9te scr ScfretGr. oas
Staats- 9epartcment babe feline ernit.
libeu 9ci6peroea bon BORT er6alten
9eiragt Of oic @cr6GltniiIe in ser
merifauii6en 9lepublif iopeit Dorge-
ibritten ieien, Dab cine 9lenoerlmg III
Ser &olitif ser 8ereinigten Stoaten
Dorgcnonimen warOen f6une, aiitiuor-
tetc Ser 9rpan oaB feline 9leuOe-
rlng ser @olitif Oorliege.
9ei'ni StaatS-Gcpartement jpat
5eutc 9(benO ciugctroiicne @erid6te
Oeilten an, OaB @cncrol Sbregon init
ieincn Gorran5a-Gruppcn, BON Oenen
felt mcbrereu Gaoen uidts peruonl-
men purOc, cincu &unft 40 91eilen
n6rolid BON Scr Stoot N}crifo cr-
rcic6t babe. 0ie Gorronja-Srltppen
3lI @letanoros bciinOen iitb auge6lid
in S1anjgra6en, in oeneu iie einen
2lngriif Der Mla.Eruppeu ermartcn,
wcIde etwa 80 0lcilen BON Der Staot
entfernt iic6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Gine qiebesheirath.

Son ser 9ii6ne i'm E6eatcr aui oic
gi6ue oeS Qcbens. Sin SHoit
ipieIer uuo ieiuc @litipieIcriu I'M
Sureau oes E6eotcrs bonn @oiior
GUiter getraitt.
Sab nidt glaeS, luos iih i'm Gam-
pcnlidt ser Sbeater 9ii6nc o6ipiclt
ntr Elm lUenu oub munbmal idouer
Ooh immerbiu lecrer g9obu lit, be.
mics cine Grauna pelac aeitern
9lodmitiog III Ocm @cihGiis5immcr
ocS @oroeltG6eaters all Ser @clt.
SerinaionS StraBc ituttiouo. 91ah.
oem iie iicb in ocm Sfctd ,.WlU
gSintcr @irI4 felt me6r 0euu ie6en
Dlonateu ouabenOlib glii6enOe Sic
besporte 5ugeiliiitcrt batten, bieIteu
lic5 geiiern aub na1oem Ser @or
bang lGngit gefaaeu mar 93icc ino
6rances, lUelhe md6reuO 0ieier
@ohe an Der Spite oes &rogronns
es genonnten I6eaterS ltebcn nod
51rtlih imfangen ein Gaitor mur0e
tclepBoniiA benoHrihtigt imO ans
DEM mas ieit Nionoten 3uihouer
uno 3nI6mierinnen 3u itilrmiibent
glpplous peranloBte, mllroc areif
bare, tbaiiddli6e @irflidfcit.
9ice mo lSronces iiuo sic G6ea-
ter9}omcn iiir G6orIcS Otto &eibc
40 Sabre alt aus Buffalo, imo SRI
6ronccs 9iutb 2odlcp. 2i Sabre ait,
ans Bottom Yoitor Guiter bon ser
Gcrciuiatcn oeuti5.lutbcriidcn Sir.
he ot 0cr Gaiicrn 9lpenc polI5oa
Die Srmnma 0cS aliiditro6enoen
%aorcs Inn l55 ll6r in Sem @c.
iddftS5inmer ocS SbcatcrS Wlana-
ger George Shneiocr flmairte ais
9rqutfii6rer, Sri. Gt6cl Seat6 olS
@bren.Dome lno Sri. Selcn g9eio.
ner ais 9rautfiibrarin. ToS ncuae.
bodenc G6epoar, mcldcs uG9rcu0
Icines cinpodiacn 9luientboltcS lit
Baltimore III 9lr. 667, @cIt iSronf.
lm.StraBc ipobut ga6 nob ser &or.
Itclnm0 om 9lbeno ocn iibriaen onf
0cm Erogromm ucr5eic6ncten 9lrti
item Gin iolcnncs Soiiper in ciuem
Der lIeli1elI @0teIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
Wenernlo6erit b. Gidborn nn6 Wcner
raj DOu SelOu, bic Sieeer BON
EitpremRen.

Wcneraloberit b. Gih60rn II onI
t3. 6cbuior 1913 in 9reslau aebo'
rem, bat olio Die Shlaht OIL icinein
60. @cbllristag gci6logen. Ginc
Der oenhpiiroigiten 0c6lirtstaaSTel-
ern Gr beiubte bic NDmnaiicn 5it
@reslail uno CppeIn uio trat am 4.
glpril 1866 ais 9pantagcnr 6eim 2.
@aroe9lc0incut So 6nB ~ Serlin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
3luei 9luIiaei6eaIntc eridl0lIen.

Glntirn, y. ~, %. Nl1r5.
Goli5eicbcf So6u 8. ;Sinnell imO Dc
tectip Scracant G6arleS @raowell
ipurOcn bette erihoiien ais lie III
eincm bieiigcn aoit6auie gowaro
g9eiterbclt unO Sad Gromer bc5ii9-
lid oemiiier 9ldu6crcicn 6ciragen
pollten.
9eiOc @ldnner ilpbeit Ood @e-
iteruelt fiel nnO brad fem 9cin cr
iullrOe ocr6aitet @citerDeIt ihiebt
Groner Die Shulo an Der ShieBe-
rel 5u. Gralner entfan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
perr SSeintemun erSfiuct icimc Gam-
paanc.

StootrotbsmiteIieo G6orleS s..
Scinbcunan cr0finctc gcItern iciue
9ompoonc fir bic @io0ors Gauoi.
oahu NIT cincr @eriommhmg in ser
GroBltroBcn SQlorftbnlle. 0ie Nolle
mar Doll 6ciebt uno Serr Seinbeman
erldltertc icin Yro9ramm III elmer
ldngeren glniprahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
ISM. geOfurO nna benz gaDSieiu.
gllgl geIanSt.

groB Der Ebotiac6e oaB 5pei So
lpitdler iic6 ipeigertcn, ibn Dom ge.
mo6nbeitsnGBigen @lorp6iitngenuB
5u fllrircn imo @err 9fot6aniel g..
@raip, Der Sefret1r Der it1otiic6en
9lrmcnbeborOc, cS interlieB ibn na6
ocnl 9oDuielD Soipitol al ic6ider,
1T Der Al Sabre olte gSilliom 9eo.
tor0, ipclHer felt ncun Sobren Ocnt
@enuB BON 2ouooluun ocrfuIIen lit,
nod oenl 9aDDicw Soipitol ponl
Eoli5cirihter Supplee ouf 5pei N}o,
nate 9elunbt mor0en. 0o er ltel.
lungsloS por umO nit ieineln juhgea
So9ne IN cilem fleinen 3innner in
gr- i712, 0it Gbaie Str, mo6nte,
iu@tc CT 6ci 6rGulein @eleit @ingle,
eincr gIgentin Der Gereinigten gSo6l.
tbGti9feitS @eiellidoftet ocren @u.
rcau lirb in gir. 1881, 0}orO.Garoliic.
5traBe bcfiuOet iuI Siilfc nnN,
Glide Eogc untcritibte SRI. 0inole
ocn Nlonn in0 madtc Goli5eiridtcr
Slipplce nit Dem Sail bcfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
lSpitmeiiteritcllen 6eiebt.

gSalbingtoM 90. alGr5,
9rdiioeut @ilion crnamte beutc Die
nuMitc6cnoen @crren 81 @oitmciltert
in oen bcigefiigtcn Srtcn
9. s. 0iaban 0lep 2onoon Conn.
Sobn 81. @erron, Boone, Soma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
llrinl gLonLbert 6efarNcrt.

BcrIIn Din Yon0Om q. Nldr5.
@riu5 9l0al6crt Der brittle So6n
ocs aaiiers III 5um Gapit6u Ger 0}a.
riue iu0 5iun Nlaior Der 9lrniee 6e.
forocrt lupr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
glcternn 0eo gliirncrfricnca tnNt.

Gaiton ga, 80. g2ar8 Or.
@lihoel 6. 0rcunan mclhcr fir lei
ne 9uten Gienitc oIs @iorine.9(r5t i'm
9iiroerfrie9e I'M Sabre 1899 oen
9iong cincS Gontrc. 9lomirals cr6iclt
Itor6 bcute, rs Sabre ali, in icincnl
bieligen @ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

gl6Dnncntcn, bic ben cGeutihcn GDrrcs
Ipunncnten" uifBt piinttlidJ DDer nnrcael-
niiRtg crbaItru, iiito gebrtcn, Der Sffire
OaUOn per TClepbun uDer idIriitIid1 Wlits
tbeiLMna so lnnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24
nWi eIo 5 ~

Ser p@eionapcrein @}elo0ie4 ii6te
gcltcrn 2lbcno lnter ieinem Giriaens
ten s. ariippeI iiir ieiu I'M n0cbitcn
@(onot itattiluoenocS CONCERT. 9lah
Grlcoianna oer louicnocu @eiddite
mlr0cn bic cingegougeuen Giilas
oungcn ungcnommen Frdii0eut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-24

glls leIli mt Soi0 bcIooclier MoT
eeu geiieru 9}adnlittog fir5 Dor 9
llbr mlf Ocm SduttobloOeplaBe an
Scr Gde bon @nrlen Slpeme lno
9cntaloliitroBe iuidhlg fam Der b
Sabre oltc &atihcr SorrU llnper-
3ogt BON 9lr, 1863, 9lontpelieritr,
inter oas ihpcre Gcidbrt ST liegcn
mo 500 iidb cincu @riG oeS re6tcn
9eineS ST. Gr wurOe ms llniperii.
tits.NoipitoL Aebrndt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-07
BILLION BUSHEL WHEA]
CROP is IN PR0Sl

IAssociated Press by Federal Wi
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept .
deoartment Of agriculture has n
adyices indicating that there
prospects for a oI'''on-ous'e'
crop this year.
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CHAPTER LXXIX.
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING AND SIGNS.

In many ways outdoor advertising is the most atrac-
tive medium 1t attracts the reader 1t also attracts the
advertiser. When comes into your office and says:
Heres sign ten times long your office and just
high So many thousand people will see it every day
The cost You rdiculousIy small per capita Here
is the cheapest of all media when YOU figure the number
of people that theoretically reached" That is the
way the outdoor advocate argues.
Outdoor media divided into three general classes:
Posters, painted bulletins and electric signs The posters
pretty we'll controlled by association which is
similar to the company syndicate which controls of
the street cards But the Poster Advertising Assoca
ton many independent bill posters throughout the
country These companies take of fairly large local
territories. They the sign boards which they pu
up the advertising. They sell their space individually
through the light selling organizations called ''officia
Soictors'' of the association.
The poster is most used in connection with theatrical
advertising 1t lends itself to quick change of ad bike
wise lends itself to fesze portrayal of characters in
all the natural coOrs. That is why the poster has proved
to be about the effective kind of advertising that
theaterS have used
Painted bulletins the ads that painted directly
on the sign boards They therefore, suited to
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GOVERNMENT Is
NOT POLITICS
BUT BUSINESS
Now HaWai's Chance to Show
Progressive Spirit, Declares
ludqe c. w. Ashford

Il have always contended, and still
contend, that municipal government
liz business and not politics." said Cir.
cult Judge C. W. Ashford yesterday.
The system that win most promptly
and most certainly eliminate the petty
politicians. ward-heelers and other
political riff-rad is the system best
adapted to promote the interests OF
the public at large go 49,
Circuit Judge Ashford is member
Of the special committee of the Mu-
nicipal Research Club which was ap-
pointed to draft q model city charter
for Honolulu. Former Governor Wal
ter r. Frear is chairman of the CON-
mjttee. - -: @.-@@ =
"The form Of charter that our COM
mittee submitted to the Research
Club Is far more effective in this di.
rection than anything heretofore done
or thought. Of in Hawaii" Judge Ash
ford continued. ,A@s''f ~ - ~F
Il have seen the criticism put for
ward that the so-called Frear charter
is too long. l do not think so. The
scheme of government for q city of
this kind is not small enterprise,
and it would be unwise to sacrifice a
reasonable attention to detail merely
to save language wliich, unfortunate
~, is one Of the cheapest commodi.
ties in connection with Hawaiian poll.
tics.
The question is now squarely sub.
mitted to the people of Hawaii. act.
ing through delegates to the charter
convention, whether they desire to get
in line with the progressive thought
and activities of mainland cities.
IF they do, here Is their opportuni-
~. But II they wish to adhere to the
more clumsy. cumbersome, indirect
and irresponsible system of munich
pal government, either because of the
greater facilities for grating and 9th
er kindred activities, on the part OF
petty politicians which the older and
more discredited system tends to pro
mote 0r for any other reasons or.
combination Of reasons, they now
have their opportunity to display the.
reactionary spirit 8
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Prize of $1o0 to Be Given for
Best Creed of National
Defense

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. H.
From alt parts OF the county response
en- thusiastic and eager has come in
to the Woman's section of. the Navy
League, the first wofnan's national
defense organization In the country,
from the nation wide. appeal made
by the section TO American women to
rally to the cause of patriotism,
Americanism, and national defense"
Not dissenting voice has been raised
to the movement and the universal
note of patriotic support in the letters
has proved very gratifying to the
founders of the section. A pleasing
feature of these letters, is found In the
fact that the writer's ask for large
numbers of the section pledges to dis.
tribute among their friends and yari.
Gus organizations In which they are
interested. -
1t was announced tonight by the
sseetion.that patriotic member of the
organization had given 500 to be de-
voted to a prize for the best $50 word
creed OF national defense to be used
in the work of arousing the country
to the need of sufficient nationaI de.
lenses. This prize ocer Is open TO
every woman who cares 70 compete
over the age of sixteen years. The
only requisite for entry is to sign and
send in a membership pledge and, thus
become a member of the section. An
manuscripts must be In by September
IS when they viii be turned over to
the judges for decision Written man.
useripts win be accepted but typewrit.
ten ones are preferred. They should
be sent to- Woman's Section Of the
Navy League, Southern Building.
washington, D. G. The winning con-
tribution will be formally adopted by
the section as its creed
"A significant feature of the opinions
voiced by the members of the section
was the expression of thankfulness
that the wonan,s section Of the Navy.
League had been formed to offse the
formation of Peace at ANY Price, Anti
Enlistment Leagues, etc. Mrs Mary
s: Lockwood, founder of the great so
ciety of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, IS years old, patriot,
writer and scholar, declared in Wash
ington that any man who dared to be-
against national defense In time like
the present and refused to- enlist when
the country was In actual peril should
be called a traitor and be boycotted by
all good citizens
Il would boycott any man who re.
fused to serve his country when II
needed him. said Mrs. Lockwood
Let the men try any enlistment
business in this country and the won.
en- win show them. call such arrant
and traitors members of the
League of the White Feather. But
do not believe they will get a very
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W0MENS SECHONOF NAVY LEAGUE. |
GROWING At TREMENDOUS SPEED

Urge membership in this country.
american men and women are patrf.
otto to the core once they understand
and comprehend the need for them to
be so. s. I
|. Il have worked for peace an my
long life but ! know the best way TO
get peace is to insure II by prepared
ness. Our. present weakness of ma
tfunaf defense Is both silly ana dan
gerous. But now We have seen the
hole we have gotten in. 1t is time TO
get out of it. We put our men III
congress to do our viii and liz the
men Of the. country can NOT make
congress vote sufficient national de
lenses tie women cafn-and Will If
our legislators will put their ears to
the ground Just now they viii hear
q mighty shout swelling over this
country from west to east, from north
to south and what It says is Prepare.
Prepare" IL they do not heed-but
they win, know they will
No race under the sun loves its
country better than Americans. / have
been an advocate and worker Tor pat
faOetSM gil Iuy mrs anu skuOW 6Hdl We
would never have achieved our free
dom Il when the honr Of trial came
every man had signed pledge not to
give military service to his country IN
time or need. In the days OF great
necessity II. would have been called un.
patriotic and disloyal.
"Sorrowful as it Is, the world has
to admit that since time began re-,
course to arms has been the harbinker
Of nations and any nation who could
sit supineH by and see other nations
walk III and help themselves to what
they had no legal or divine right to
would be looked upon as weakling
among nations and surely a laughing
stock to the world. Let every man In
vestigate the underlying secrets of the
peace at any price and antienltstment
movement before he sells his birth.
right for mess of potage. Open his
eyes to what 1t is 10 be q coward or a
weakling when our country is in
trouble.
The work Of forming the national
committee of one thousand has gone
steadily forward during the past week.
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ONE KILLED. CHAUFFEUR
WAS slINDEp sY GLAZE.
TN fTf1YfUfffftIUTLNAlss:ss
NAVAL ACADEME'
Secretary of Navy Announce
Entire Reorganizatlor, OF ,
49,. Forces at Annapolis

( Associated Press Dy Federal Wlreicslj
WASHINGTON, Q. G., Sept. seRe
cent Investigations into adTlJh lstratIye
sff,irs AZ the United States Naval
Academy al Annapolis will result n
sweeping changes being MADE g once.
according to Secretary OF the Navy
Joseptus, Daniels. :. =. g.,
PracticSllI an entire reorgan We
is contemplated. With few exesP'
tions the:;heads Of departments at tne
academy will be transferred % GUY
eIsewhere, the transfers to be effee-
tive SEPTEMBER 20. - -
investigations beginning last spring
In charges Of 'eribbins" at examine.
tions BY cadets gradually broadensc
until many Of the department heaos
and many Instructors were Involved
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change as are the papei cues
eept for that, the paintPf Orr.
~ < : 80 ..:-.....s must
g. y :: sssss these
The electric sign i ies:
turers, however, seek Pc se,; Ssp,
furnish such signs, forI
wide way. Some sayt
that they have reaeFO |
Electric signs depf !
effective, the fewer thu ~
attention, their effeeti0H
For instance, supposed
was covered with cleo. OHA
full IN color or size yoi Git
eral hundred signs, IHH,
simply because those
the eye of the passer-
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who saw it. e status
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from every other signEdents be
cal window display, is rancn o.
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if there are not a lot t eHsS ex
the same time. Efecthairman
both color and action. 1 nj at tb,
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reaches people who tory t H. 'n u
advertised. This fac. Rentou
tiReliAess of appeal. ~
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were, selling rye AouFhich wi
making her own breasUs in HI
the best market for thsr invest
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reach right into that -
of their appropriation
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ti1ely on display for i
creases proportionateI
displays of the sameI
therefore the electric
more popular it bedUlW
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The electric sign as
announce the name Gal Wireless
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that harmful competi to the p
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-07
OAHU LIKELY To
HAVE REGIMENT
OF GUARD soon
Candidates for Eleventh Com
pany VIII Be Inspected By
Adiutant General

: Tonight is expected to mark
q new epoch in the history of the, Na.
tional Guard of Hawaii II at a meet
ing OF prospective members to be hnif
In the Armory at f::30. O'Clock this
evening, . contemplated new com
paRy can be organized. Oahu will have
a full regiment, or IL National Guard
companies, for the first time in the
history or the organization. -.- 4.
What is expected TO become the
eleventh company Is a group Of young
Honolulu Hawaiians who have signed
applications to join the National
Guard, Petitions to this eject have
been circulated with notable success
by End Lieut.. George w. Baker OF
Company g. 8 IS $50
Z Following q conference between
Lieut.. Baker and Col. Samuel John.
son, the adjutant-general the pros.
pecfive company win nreseRt itself to-
night for the adjutant-general 70 see
how much Of showing they make.
4 number Of those who have signed
applications for membership are grad.
yates Of the Kamehan1eha schools. and
as result have had valuable previous
military training. so that the company.
II organized. will not be one Of uns
trained recruits entirely
There are now 10 companies Of Ma.
tional Guard on this island. and the.
formation of another viii make Oahu
the proud possessor Of COMPLETE
regiment, something not possible here
tofore. and one OF the direct results
Of Col. JohHson's energetic efforts to
put new life into the National Guard
since assuming the acknowledgement
9 hfr, s8 Ea5ss4sss5s
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STREET or $50 HOUSES
GIVES US 50

LONDON. Eng. afalgar !
the southeastern part 0f !
boasts the highest proportion
cTaIits Of any street in EhglBl
though there are only $50 ia
the street there are 10 rep
tfves OF Trafalgar street famili
ing or fallensIin the war
It is not an opulent resident
roughfara. but IS part Of the e
Lord LlaHgattack and consists
little houses built on the same
and rented for about $50 a
The residents are practically a
ingmeR's families. SIS -.
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YAQUIS INClTE OTHER
INDIANS TO KILL \

Associated Press by Federal v
cUAYMAS, Mexico, Sept. q
Indians have been melted by
oui Indians to kill an America
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A seven-day week was introduced
at the Pittsburg plant Of the West.
inghouse Air Brake Co. Orders on
hand will run the plant for two years
at capacity.
The Remington Arms Co. plant at
Eddystenes Pa. contracted with the
Beacon Light Co. Of Chester for 1900
horsepower for the plant. The Bea-
con power plant viii be enlarged to
handle the contract. <.