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Charge IS MADE
THAT POLICE ARE
TAKING BRIDES

The board Of supervisors will to
morrow evening have brought to their
attention signed letter from a local
Chinese containing definite charges to
the effect that the police OF Honolulu
are accepting bride Of $3.50 a week
to allow four chefa banks to run I'M
molested.
The letter contains the names of the
men who run the banks, the locations
OF the gambling places. and the name
of Chinese, who. 1t Is alleged, is
acting as a go between for the bank
owners and the police.
The letter writer appeals to Chair
man Horner Of the police committee
Of the board of supervisors, asking
that the che-fa evil be done away with.
The writer of the letter states that
the following are the proprietors of
the four che-fa games mentioned: Sun
Lee on Aala street, at the Chinese
theater; Hop Lee. Lima street, at
the Chinese old stable; Duck Lee, at
Kalihi pumping station. and Willie
Crawford. This latter individual was
a member of the 1915 legislature, and
rose to defend d. M. Knpihea. repre-
sentative from the fifth district, when
the latter was found guilty Of respon-
sibility for Che delinquency of Kupi-
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RESOLUTION NO. tss.


Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum Of Nineteen Hundred and
Fifty Dollars t$195000) be and the
same are hereby appropriated out of
all moneys in the General Fund of the
Treasury for the following purposes,
to wit:
Purchase, Eowser Pump. $4,000
Maintenance, Roads, Homo
lulu ................... $1500.00
Presented by
ROBERT w. SINGLE.
Supervisor
Honolulu, July 9. 1916.
At regular adjourned meeting of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu, held Friday,
July 8, 1915, the foregoing Resolution
was passed on First Reading and or
dered to print on the following vote
of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold, Hollinger, Lar.
sen, Logan, Single. Total s.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Horner. To
tai 1.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk
6213-July IL, Is, IA.
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Dent forget 70 orcer your ticket for
that bic dinner, entertainment. dance
end general ~hicn jinks' TO be given
~ the Al CLUB q Hcinie's Tavern
Friday evening. July rs. Phone J. D.
Levtnson. SEES. Or c. .. Wright or w.
G. Hodges, 225e. for reservations.
They're going fast.
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BORN.

EOWRY-In Honolulu, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Lowry, July II,
1915, at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home, daughter.
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Installation of officers, followed by
q social evening, was the order of
exercises at a meeting of Canoes Cir.
Gle No. $40, A. o. F., on Thursday
evening.
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az AUTHORITY.
BILL NO. l15. ORDINANCE NO. =


AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE EXHIBITING OF MOVING
PICTURES OF A BIBLICAL OR
EDUCATIONAL CHARACTER, IN
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HOs
NOLULU ON SUNDAYS, PROvID-
ING RESTRICTIONS AND PENAL
TIES. AND REPEATING ORDIN-
ANCE NO. so.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU:
SECTION l. Any person having
first paid the requisite license fee, as
provided under Section 2077 of the
Revised Laws of Hawaii of 1915, as
amended by Act 223 of the Session
Laws OF 1915, for conducting a Sunday
Moving Picture Show, and who shall
desire to exhibit to the public, in the
City and County of Honolulu. on Sun
day, any moving picture film or films.
shall make application for a permit to
the Board Of Supervisors OF said City
and County Of Honolulu as hereinafter
provided.
Said application shall be in writing.
shall set forth the name and address
of the applicant for the permit, the oc-
cupation or business of the applicant,
the location and character Of the
building in which said film or films
are to be shown, and the day or days
and hour proposed for their exhibition
The said application shall be accom-
panied by an affidavit sworn to by
the applicant, which affidavit shall
state the names and characters of the
pictures proposed to be exhibited. that
affiant has personally seen the said
proposed pictures, that they are eth
er educational or biblical. and are in
no sense vulgar, Indecent, suggestive
or improper pictures to be exhibited.
On the filing Of said application and
affidavit. as required IN this Ordin-
ance, it shall be the duty OF the City
and County Clerk 70 issue permit to
the applicant for the exhibition of
said pictures after the hour OF $3.50
p. m for the Sunday or Sundays des-
ignated in said application, and the
names of the pictures to be shown
shall be set forth in said permit, and
the day or days and the hour at which
they are to be shown shall likewise
be set forth.
SECTION 2. Any applicant who
shall misrepresent IN said application
OF affidavit, the character OF the pic
ture or pictures to be shown, or who
shall exhibit the same at any time
other than that specified in the per.
nit, shall forfeit such permit, and the
The theocrat., 1915-12-11
Subscription Rates
RTANT TICE

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has lately been appointed by the
State Board Of Health, Registrar of Vital
Statistics for Zion City and Benton Town
ship. All births and deaths must be re-
ported to this office promptly, either dur
ing or by the close Of the month. Physi-
clans, midwives, nurses and parents are
made jointly responsible, under a penalty
of fine, for the prompt return of these re-
ports. The law takes effect January LIST,
1916
Blanks will be furnished at this office.
N. j. LaRose, M. D.
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WANTED:-Will do dressmaking at home,
or by the day. 1920 Elisha Ave.
Miss Rose Kuhne.
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Classified Advertisements
ADVERTISING RATES.

FOR SALE:-1 large sized heater, in good
condition. 1904 Elizabeth Ave.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

A large number of subscriptions for
THE THEOCRAT, which were given a
year ago in reply to several hundred cir
cular letters which we mailed out, are now
expiring. We trust that all our sub
Scribers will Immediately renew, in order
that they do not miss any papers, and that
their names may not be dropped from our
list
We are aiming to give readers a care
fully prepared and condensed report Of
the world Is events each week. The paper
also contains a sermon by the General
Overseer, as well as the local news of Zion
City. People have shown splendid re-
sponse and the subscription list has stead
lily increased. We trust that all readers
will enable us to maintain this standard
by promptly renewing.
The theocrat., 1915-12-11
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS

NOk AASEl INA EAN lMEE1 llN\SO
FOR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1915.
MEETINGS PROMPTLY M.
COME GOD BLESS
ALL WELCOME
COME, PRAYING THAT GOD WILL RICHLY BLESS ALL.
Bring your Bible and Gospel Hymn Book to 6.
GOD LOVE
MONDAY December 18th, 1915.
ELDER FRANK ROBINSON,
Mr. N. L. Taber 2O14 Ezra Avenue
DEACON VIM. vALKENAAR AND DEACON A. GEL.LINGER,
Deacon Theodore Becker 24os Elizabeth Avenue
DEACON " sHUMAKER,
DEACON PETERSON,
Deacon S. G. Farrar 28O7 Elisha Avenue
TUESDAY December 14th 1915.
F. B. .Mears, 1929 Hermon Avenue
Mr. G. N Richards a1st Street and Gailee Ave
Scharf, 800 Eshcol Avenue
E Brooks 2so4 Ezekiel Avenue
ELDER GEORGE E. ROBBINS,
Bereier Sheridan Road
DEACON BURGESS,
T. Keser Elizabeth Avenue
DEACON GEORGE w. WEDEKIND,
Mr.. Emil s. Schleter, Avenue
THURSDAY December 10Th 1915
DEACON w. o. RUBY,
Mr. E. G. Taplin, Galiee Avenue
ELDER ROBINSON
August Junction
DEACON A. ROBINSON.
Elason 100 Hebron Avenue
DEACON ARTHUR WAGNELL,
A. Martin, 1907 Gideon Avenue
ELDER ROBBINS,
Deacon Arthur Wagnell Avenue
DEACON w. e.. sCHIALFUss
Mr. Charles Lubke, Emmaus Avenue
ELDER w. d. TAYLOR,
Mr.. Nichols Elizabeth Avenue
DEACON McEWEN r.. CLOUGH
Stoker, of Electric R. r
ELDER ERNEST HARDWOOD,
Joseph Baughman 27O8 Eshcol Avenue
FRIDAY December 18th, 1916
DEACON s G FARRAR,
Bethel, Corner 29th Street Elizabeth Avenue
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BIRTHS

To Mr.. and Mrs Karl Klaus, December
3rd, girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. Merrill, Dec
ember 4th, a boy.
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Subscribe for
The Theocrat

You should subscribe for and
read ''The Theocrat' for Local
News, Lake County News, the
News of the World, instructive
articles on Poultry R.ising,
Farming, and various other i'm
portant subjects.
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UNITED STATES POST OFFICE

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
The following list of unclaimed letters
are held at the Zion City, Ills., Postofice
and will be sent to the dead letter Office
unless called for in ten days:
Finley Mrs. Done
Friedman, D
Jones, Mre. Charlie
Mandel, Miss Jennie,
Raber, Mr.. E.
Stow, Mrs. Konce
Matthew N. Price,
Postmaster.
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MARRIAGES
Of members of the Christian Cath
olic Apostolic Church in Zion

Mr.. William A. Ingold to Mrs. Amanda
j. LOCKER. Dee. 7th, 1915, at s P. NJ, by
Elder G. f. Robbins.
Mr.. George Studebaker to Miss Carrie
Shut, Dee. 8, 1915, at P M. by Apostle
VIM. S. Peckham.
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JUDGE PRESIDING.
IN THE MATTER OFF
THE SPECIAL ASSESS
MENT OF THE CITY OF
ZION FOR CONCRETE
CEMENT S I'D E w AK
WIDTH wi ) f on on PoRT1oNs 5GEr rs
OF THE WEST SIDE OF
ELIZABETH AVENUE,
BEGINNING THIRTEEN
OBJ FEET SOUTH OF NOTICE OF
THE NORTH LINE OF
SHILOH BLVD. RUNNING FINAL HEARING
TO A POINT SEVEN CD
FEET NORTH OF THE noolo+ No 81
SOUTH LINE OF TWEEN DOoNo' A'o =
TY-SECOND S T R E E T,
EXCEPT WHERE CE-
MENT SIDE WALK NOW
EXISTS, AND ACROSS IN
TERSECTING STREETS
AND ALLEYS, IN THE
CITY OF ZION, COUNTY
OF LAKE AND STATE
OF ILLINOIS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all per-
sons interested, that the Board of Local I'M
provements of said City, having heretofore
let the contract for the above improvement,
and the same having been completed and ac-
cepted by said Board of Local improvements
on the 1st day of Dec. A. D., 1915, and the
said Board of Local improvements having
filed in the County Court of Lake County,
Illinois, on the lSt day of Dec. A. D., 1915,
in said matter, certificate showing that said
Improvement conforms substantially to the
requirements of the original ordinance for the
construction of the same, the cost of said
work, the amount estimated by them to be
required to pay the accrued interest on bonds
or vouchers issued to anticipate the collec-
tion of the assessment for said improvement,
hearing will be had on said certificate as to
the truth cf tie facts stated therein in the
room usually occupied by the County Court in
the Court House in the City of Waukegan,
said County and State, the 21st day of
December A. D., 1915 at 10 o'clock A. M, or
as soon thereafter as the business of the
Court will permit.
All persons desiring, may file objections in
said Court before said day, and may appear
at the hearing and make their defense
Dated at Zion City, Illinois this 1st day Of
Dec. A. D., 1915.
w. HURD CLENDINEN,
T. r. BECKER,
CHARLES w. BUTZ
Board of Local Improve
ments of the City of
Zion, Lake County, ILL.,
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NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

STATE OF ILLINOIS)
COUNTY OF LAKE
IN THE COUNTY OF
LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
HONORABLE PERRY L. PERSONS,
JUDGE PRESIDING.
The theocrat., 1915-12-11
KENOSHA MEETINGS
Zion Senior Restoration Host

DIVISION No. will Chicago Day.
Leader Captains and also all the Members of
Division No. will
$50 M and leave by Chicago Northwestern
A.
Zion Stores
Jewelry Department
ZION RESTORATION HOST LITERATURE CASES
for
$100 and $3.50 each,
will hold
ZION SENIOR RESTORATION HOST
following reports the
city of Chicago Divisions
workers. consisting of six elders
Lords Day, November 2S, 1915
Division No. deacon Herman Peterson, Director
Number of Messages and
Number of Special Announcements .....12,763
Number of LEAVES OF HEALING ...........195
Total number distributed 1912
One 1O-week trial subscription OF HEAL
Lords Day. December S. 1915
Division No. 3-DeacOn A. S Burgess,
Number Of Zion Messages given ..............1O664
Number OF Special Announcements given ......11,411
Number of LEAVES OF HEALING
Number of LEAVES OF HEALING sold :. " 19S 19S
Total number of BEATS
Lords Day. December S. 1915.
Elders Company q workers)Elder Robinson
Number of Zion given
Number of Special Announcements
Number LEAVES OF HEALING given .......15
Number of LEAVES OF HEALING sold ...........43
Total number pieces distributed 2O3s
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AMss

HE Must Be Getting Stuck on You,
Lizzie"
all. Her vain little head was filled
with the thought of the trousseau,
and the hooks would turn the wrong
way, and the consonants turn them
selves into impossible angles. Mean
while Lizzie continued at the store.
Simmond's attentions were now the
talk of everyone. Lizzie could stand
it no longer.
IF he wants to take an interest In
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Then when you are competent, may
be there will be place for you in
here. -
Seventeen comely young women
looked daggers at Lizzie when she
came out of the Office.
What d'he say to you, Lizzie?" de-
manded Maggie resentfully. Raised
your"
mot yet, but soon," said Lizzie,
humming a tune.
The stenography lessons were
failure. Lizzie made no progress at
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A MISUNDERSTANDING =.

Lizzie Holt, at the perfumery coun-
ter of the twenty-five and Fifty Cent
store, looked up at Maggie Parsons,
her neighbor behind the toilet arti-
cles.
Gee! That's the third time old
Simmonds has spoken to me this
morning. she remarked.
HE must be getting stuck on you,
Lizzie" replied her friend.
Simmonds, the owner of the chain
of stores, was a man between sixty
and seventy years of age. He had a
fringe of white whiskers under his
chin, he was not particularly well
groomed or spruce; in short, he was
not in the least the kind of elderly
gentleman who would attract the af-
fections of a pretty girl of twenty.
Lizzie had secured her position the
first day she looked for one. She
had come up from the country, and
when she had saved up the price of
trousseau-a really elegant one
she meant to let George Robbins, at
present employed in their home town
as manager of little local store, lead
her to the altar. ...
Simmonds certainly appeared in
terested in Lizzie Before the girl
had been in the store a month he had
already contrived to have her sum-
moned to his private Office at least
dozen times.
''How would you like to act as my
stenographer, Miss Holt?" he in
quired upon the last of these occa-
sions.
81 don't know much about stenog-
raphy," admitted Lizzie. But could
learn, suppose" she added, thinking
of the increased salary and the i'm
proved trousseau that would result |
therefrom.
''WeI, I'll tell you what I'll do"
said the old man, staring at her in
UNIV that brought tha hIuchpc I'm hoP
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-12
lie himself said he had your prom.


llr himself said he had your prom
l-' replied FcliDr
Then hc /, liar even n- BE- mine.
said the dutiful Celeste II win not
marry him not though | am beaten
daily And | win not be- beaten more
nr your eyes. fclcr. my little brown
| bird and let MS talk fur lnr madness
nf these two old fools must Dee met
iul overcome
4 know not how vr may overcome
y it' said Fellcc sadly SHE wa, plump
aud soft yielding Of booty uud spirit,
and she leaned un the stronger mind
N Celeste a daughter must marry
where her father will. Nuu are
brave Celeste, but I am q little
coward cannot endure hrntiurs.
What can We do
Celeste. IN spite Of hur brave words.
+ had no answer ready 4, She hcsl.
mtcd canoe glidrd ,uuullrS,y into
the little bay Hnd its single occupant
whistled the soft night cry " Il
pluyer
1t Is Gabriel !" vhgpcrrI Fcllce. as
she responded
with single paddle stroke. Gabriel
Mechrgcgoona. otherwise Fish Hawk,
touched the beach pennIe, with the
bow NJ his eggshcll craft and stepped
ashore. II was try,l aud Felice
fling herself into his arms needless of
the presence uf her frIpud
Young Gabriel somewhat cmbar.
rassed at the unusual warmth Of hI4
reception, griuurd consciously In the
gloom lie was straight muscular
young savage. witch hrpud good
uuurcd face which took un a helm.
lrSSly troubled expression As Fcllre
gave way IN tear.
Thus they stood Irire ,nhhlur tin.
brlel comforting her iu soft, Intellectual
rutturalS and Celeste looking ON In
contempt FOR weakness, foreign 10 her
nature-a contempt tempered only by
the sincere affection she bore E.llce.
"AhSn, what /. the mntiprs" A
uau's voice asked
Celeste turned with little cry
| AllnougH Nhr huU come lu the HHN uf
Shadows 10 meet lguacp Clond and
had been listening .nhconscinusly all
! the while Tor his approach with par.
tuned Ike those " wary Young doe
to catch ANY allen sound she Ind not
heard his approach And yet he stoul
90 her elbow. n Young Indian ~ the
rarely seem traditional Npr. Il, feet
~ hone ~inew aud muscle. active M
ia giant cat plant ~ II Whup snft
footed ~ II ghost In the fnulnp
darkness, beneath the great mines
= ringing the lonely lake. ho rr,,mhled
! me incnruatcd spirit NJ vanishing
race sprung myslrrIuusly into bemg
amid the gloums
What Is It" he repeated "Why
does the girl weep when she should b,
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NJ rrr ram to water, edge girl lay
luo hidden In her hands, ,ohhlug
SOFTLY She raised u tear stained face
with .uulrd cry as Celeste, mo.
n-n lhwmprd her ribs with Nisur
luu she cried. "Ahwu~, hlh
-nUmu,' Go away you cat :,
lrrrr 20 / will tear the hair
'mm ,uur head" exclaimed Celeste
.N,.n ,ou silly fool, You duughtrr
.ra living old thief, who would MARRY
m' rHN.r a"
/. - against my will lr.ipr
h|o#mo protested teurfullN bul
.nH mN father has beaten me uu
,,u.u bow can you marry him
luH % Nouug girlt'
l,..lr whose muccnslnrd foot wa,
draw. hurk for another Kick, sud.
druN 1n-istrd
lInru Is twisted string said She
who m- said that / would marry
'uur f0thprf
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. ..uu / have said that you will marry
.Hm lu u weeks time The priest VIII
40, the Christian charms over lou
.rwforr make ready
4 will not marry him" shc cried
Her father smiled, and his eye,
u.Dl dor whip She shrauh
.UuuN
llr i- old, ugly, liar tt honsirr
bent u the hucl, and stiff In the neck
cam / mate with one ready for Tine
grave. win not do II. And l'
! married him, what would yuu
.ps who would cook for N"u
line food that YOU like, make your
mrmcuts. prepare the klnnlldnnlrN
.Iumlly. and de- all the hard work
.u that your age may he one OF east
As 10 that" said the father with u
.mlrk "ynu ned give yourself no con
.rm nm man Ot wisdom, and !
.,pk into the future and prepare Tor
what may come. Thus, | have already
.hu-rn wife to take your place ON
lIn day you marry kltcheahmo l "r0
NIs daughter Fellce,"
She stared nj him incrednlouslN
.Frurr' why She She broke
ofr Now know YOU are lying Nho
win never marry YOU"
You know nothing about IT, said
-nlDrnos nngrily 'She will marry
mr and make n better and more dull
mI wife than YOU have been daugh'
frn She has given her promise
rrhru she IL young fool, even a7
Npu are au old one" his daughter re-.
1.rird throwing prudence io the
wind, "She IL mad 10 marry wrlhb
Iced. -liff legged old man who must sli
"a, the fire and lie OF the deeds ~ his
Youth while others are ON the hunt
uo.ho' Nv father ShlngroS, the
Weasel Of truth the madness ~
old axe hath descended on thee y
Shlugous I'm fury caught mp the
dog whip. but his daughter Hight.
footed ns p lyuN, sprang aside dodg"l
behind the tcpce and vanished The
old man sat down heavily with a
mutterrd curse but his anger was
short lived
"A grlS words pouf ' said he
Let her have her say, and II VIII hc
over the sooner Then she shall marry
kityhrahmo
Meanwhile Celeste gllded softfootod
through the failing dusk she avoid
cd such ~ her people Ms were about
aud reached by q wide dctour the
shore " u little hay where grove
NJ pines grew close down to the
waters edge
Al the edge NJ the grove she paused
and listened, for strange Sound
rnmr mp the dark, fragrant needle
-urvu nlsles between tho shaggy
trunk. Then she stole nolselcSsN
forward
In the deep gloom where shadow
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rhrou,. ponytlpalion aud couSllpatcd
habit f0- the system with impurities.
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II WuIf'cs the system, vitali2es the
blood and puts the digestive organs I'm
fine vigorous condition Price 5Oc Sold
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