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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
SALVATION ARMY MAKES
APPEAL FOR MORE CASH

LONDON, Eng The Salvation
Army is making an appeal for $50, 900,
an increase Of $500, 900 over year
ago, to finance its social work con.
nected with the war; Out of this mon
ey the Salvationists expect to alIot
$4,000 for work among the soldiers
and sailors. and $4,000 is set apart
for the relief OF the army's sick and
wounded. as 20, 900 members are now
serving with the British forces, exclu-
sive Of the Canadian. Australian and
ether colonial divisions.
Other sums allotted are $4,000 for
work among the homeless. 100000 for
the training of Salvationist officers,
$3.50, 900 for the maintenance Of work
in India and $4,000 in Japan, Korea,
Java, Africa and the West Indies. The
rest is used In other charities and re-
hgious works.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
El|BEIuERS IET
0FEbsCIIsIllL
SCHUMAlpsAO
RreNeryyRr President Saysasf0r
Years No Prosecutions Fol-
lowed Loot OF FuI1dssei

y. w. Cathcart, city and county at
torney, and A. NJ Brown. his deputy,
told the Star Bulletin, In effect, yes
terday that II has been one of the
methods of procedure in their office
not to take steps toward bringing to
justice embezzlefs Of the funds Of
local private persons or firms unless
so requested by the aggrieyed parties
This was reaffirmed today by Gus
tav Schuman, the new president of
the Honolulu Brewing & Mating Com
pany, who has been q resident Of Ho-
nolulu for 81 years.
Mr.. Schuman declared today that 1t
has been one OF the methods of pro
cedure In the city and county attor-
neys office to let efnbezzlers and, IN
some Instances. forgefa set away for
I (t,ontinued on page three) :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
AUSTRIAN WARSlIIPS RAID ITALIAN COAST
Adriaiic Ports Swept By Shell
From Warships; Much Damage Done

The following cablegram from official German
sources was received this morning:
."VIENNA, Austria, July 29.-Austro-H Hungarian
light cruisers and destroyers July q undertook
cessful attack on the railroad between Ancona and
Pesare the Italian Adriatic coast They sheled the
stations, magazines and bridges the coast and de-
stroyed locomotives and wagontrains and stations
They set fire to the magazine at Fano, which caused
great explosion At Ancona the Ahstro- Hungarian
aeroplanes seled the station battery and barracks and
other military obiecting shutting the station effectively
and damaging much rolling material naphtha tank
was left in hames the fire being visible at 30 miles dis
tance
All the Anstro Hungarian ships returned unhurt
and naval forces of the enemy encountered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
HAWAII. FINDS LOYAL
BOOSTERS TN ALABAMA

George 8. Card. secretary of the Mo.
bile (Alabama) chamber Of commerce
and business league, is one of Hawaii's
boosters In the far South. This is
evidenced by the following excerpt
from letter which he has written A.
P. Taylor, assistant secretary of the
Promotion Committee:
There Is no doubt in my mind but
what Hawaii viii shortly become the
mecca Of the American tourist and I
have personally been reading all about
your country and must congratulate
you on. the wide publicity that Hawaii
is receiving which know is the re-
suit of the work Of your body. wish
II were possible that might visit
Hawaii and hope some day that my
dream viii be realized.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
PHONE COMP ANY
SUBSTAIION in
KAIMUM, Plan
Prosperity Signs" in Honolulu
Point to Material BuSi-
ness Expansion
BUILDING TO BE PUT
UP EARLY THIS FALL
Corporation Proposes Also to
Retire Six Per Cent Bonds
and Issue Fives

Foreseeing a probable sudden and
material increase in the users of tele-
phones-based on prosperity, signs''
in Honolulu the Mutual Telephone
Company is planning substation or
exchange In the Kaimuki district.
9 A more adequate service for tele-
phone users residing in Kaimuki and
Waikiki Is assured by the telephone
company's plans. Early this fall the
company expects to begin work on a
large subexchange to be located near
the end OF fbe Waialae car line, Treas.
urer J. A. BaIch announces.
The establishment Of the proposed
exchange will necessltate the erection
Of q building. the purchasing Of con-
siderable automatic telephone equip.
ment and much additional cable-lay.
ing. Manager r. g. Hummel, who is
working on the plans for the new ex.
change. said today that he has no es-
tirlate OF what the project viii cost
At the present time some Of the de-
tails Of the sub-exchange are being
worked out by means Of 4 temporary
exchange IN waikiki Eventually. says
Mr.. Hummel. the new subexchangel
win include the Manoa branch Of the
automatic system.
Manager Hummel says that there
now are about GOO automatic instru-
ments in use on Oahu About sos Of
the instruments are privately owned
and are connected with the automatic
system. The pffvately-0wned phones
q - n. ~<<nfx, 80 fa4kx fy<ffu o,.a shr,1 rfoS
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VILLA ROUTED
WHILE EGARRANlA
G|'i||A|||INSSI'||'REN6TH / |
Famine in CAPITAL Steadily
Grows WorseGoyernment
appeals for Aid

fAssociated Press by Federal WiTelessl
: stAsHlNcToN, .. c., July ze.--An-
other stingino defeat has been admin
istered Gen. Francisco Villa and now
Il seems ~ u the carranzistas are
slowly sapping his strength n the
nelnhborhoed 81 Mexico City.
carranxa has captured Pachuea after
. hot battle and the Villa forces were
compelled to evacuate In rout. A
Villa column 70 now working south 10
join and reinforce the Zapata army
which retreated from Mexico City.
The government . urging that pro-
Visions be allowed to pass = relieve
the terrible famine in, the eanital.
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Indiyidual Victories on Two
Fronts Claimed BY the Germans

foiIno ess1s official German received this
sftefn & \
RAaAN Amy HEAnnuARTERs,
half Of German surprised
sv part potions On both sides Of the railroad
oa poons been taken with 2s1o prisoners and two machine
German front south Of the Ma
Russian
kaivarya failed.
n
ship de
cvenchy vauquoIs the
with French positions In
S.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
CHOICE NARRONS
down TO TWENTY.
TWO MEN ONOAHU
Eight From HiIo Win Also Com
pete for Team to National
Rifle Match

Ywo-,t Wv, officere and enIieted
-. 81 - Nafional Guard of Hawaii
|rfefio6ed On oab,,, ,sete bse1 n,unied
- ronnsfe for nlaces On the team tbat
VIII IS sent -. the nationa1 rifle match
- Iacteonville Fla nexf nctober
zirht men "a cnmnsnv nj, efationed
81 Hflo have also o1sl,fisd for the
frv-out There is soms donbs ne n
when fhe IIilo men VIII evet dnwn here
fnr ~ r,rsi ~, tssts h,,t t,,s
0sho men win 10 o,,t 81 ths Fort
shafler range nerf SUNDAY undar the
rVs of' ma aes,n ca,,t 81, Iss,,7 fsI NJ NJ
r RiIev and the ',ssr, cesch sfsshs
VI Neelv
The selection NJ the alipjhlae has
cansed .n,snV Sisannoinfmsnts ss..,,ss ~,
MANY resilv erc5 shofs feii snrs, 4,
Their RECORD f;rjng this vesr N - wh,ch
scores fbe trial feam wss nicted How.
ever aome ~ theee mer sre ls1rslv ~
rat , chance efter All bsc.rss = 4
,,nliteiv fh.f All - The msn ss,actsd
car eef sw.v frorn hns,ness . f,r ! tvr,.
trin
IN order fh.t tbere v,,, he No uncar.
t,intv IN fhis score avarv csndidsta
wi1i he frrrishs5 Win : sorr, wh,ch
Me ennloVer r,Sn ne ..,rsa = - s,sr :
"a .f,,,, tl,s, IL - a. .,,rcs.sf,,i =, ,,elr'
m TIE team be car - sr,av from tlr,
business Fifteen men are to be Sc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
MOORE
RETIRED TO-DAY
~ s. -
FOR AGE Limit
Retirement Promotes Captain
GIeaves of U. S. S. Utah
to Admiral
TAD press bv Tsdsrai Wireless1

CAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 29.-
Rear Admiral G. B. T. Moore Is retired
for age today. His retirement pro-
notes Capt. Albert Gleaves, command
ing the u. s. S. Utah, to the grade Of
rear admiral
II Is Rear Admiral c. B. T. Moore.
u. s. N, retired, from today on. The
former commandant OF the Pearl Har-
Dor naval station passed antomatical-
ly from the active to the retired list
OF the navy today on his sixty-second
birthday. Admiral Moore turned over
the naval command here to Rear Ad-
miral CLIFFORD ]. Boush July II, and
sailed for the mainland IN the Manoa
July 90. He Is presumably in San
Francisco today.
Admiral and Mrs. Moore purchased
property in the Nuuanu valley some
months ago. and contemplate building
q home and residing here permanent
", after q visit to Admiral Moore's
home in Illinois.
The retirement Of Admiral Moore Isl
Of more than passing interest to Homo
lulans, as the admiral was q real ma
val kamaaina. He came TO the island
first IL the late seventies, and has
made q number Of visits during q long
and varied career afioat and ashore,
practically completing his active sery-
ice as commandant aof Uncle Sans
great naval base at Pesri Harbor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
APPOINTMENTS OF FOUR
PROMOTION MEN SIGNED

Governor Pinkhan today signed the
appointments of various island mem
bers of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee. as follows: Island of Hawaii,
G. H. Wears; Maui, Worth o. Aiken;
Kauai. D. P. R. Isenberg; Oahu, George
H. Angus.
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additional Telegraph Dispatches on Pace II
BECKER HOPES
PREPARES
To- die in CHAIR

TAssociated Press by Federal wireless1
NEW YORK, NJ. u, July 2e,-Denied
= retrial, and with every legal re-
course exhausted, former Police Lieu
tenant Charles Becker, convicted Of
completely in the murder Of Gam
bier Herman Rosenthal, has given up
all hope Of escaping the electric chair.
He has prepared himself to die tonror-
row.
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lspecIsI cable . shInpo.)

TOXIC, July 29.-Minister r the IN
terror oura is no longer . member of
Japan's cabinet, having resigned under
charges Of bribery. The resolution
was not voluntary, but followed 80
cret conference Of other member8 of
the cabinet a Premier okuna's home.
Immediately after the copftfsnco
the premier, on behalf of the cabI11k,
demanded and received oura's reoI1-
nation, which was promptIY accocIs1
Premier okuma has himself Assumed
the portfolio Of minister q kh6 inter.
Tor, until Ne can choose some abe 4nI
honest successor to ours.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
INJUNCTION NAY
TIE UP STREET
. And ROAD WORK
MaDoa Taxpayers, through
Raymond G. Brown, Start
Legal Fight
.ShYfCITY VIOLATING
|; FRONTAGE TAX STATUTE.
Declare Municipal Officials are
Allowing "consiructIonr Un-
der Maintenance Guise

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1910 % AM@ IoNl1o0 iANo VI Ao1os -
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NOTICE

Telephone advices from Waialua
state that 1t would be advisable for
motorists expecting to make the trip
from Honolulu, to phone the Haleiwa
hotel for information as to whether
the bridge recently broken. lis, in good
condition. It is expected to be open
ed tomorrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
[Associated Press servlcr ny

LAssociated Press SerVlcs by Fsderal Wirelessl
BERLIN, Germany July 29s-An important conference
evidently upon the American demands sent to Germany
cernng her submarine campaign and the diplomatic situation
that has arsen is being held between Chancellor
Bethmann Howeg and u s. Ambassador James Gerard The
conference appears to have been directed by the Kaiser
The chancellor returned today from the front and
once summoned to conference with the Kaiser
After the conference the ambassador requested
to meet the chancellor It is expected that important
developments in the diplomatic situation will shortly result
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
'OURA FORCED TO
resign BECAUSE
OF BR|BE CHARGE
Conference Of japanese Cabi-
net Results in Request for
His Retirement

IAssociated Press by Federal wirelessI
TOXIC, Japan, July 2s.-Minlster
ours resigned today following the eIee-
tion bribery charges after the arrest
Of Hayashida.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
KAISER DIRECTS CONFERENCE
ON AMERICAN DEMANDS; RUSS
ARMIES make STRONG STAND

ARRANGING FORCES IN PREPARATION FOR TREMEND-
Gus ASSAULT ON FORTS DEFENDING WARSAW-0ER-
MANY IMPOSES MILLI0N-D0LLAR FINE ON BRUSSELS
BECAUSE ZEPPELIN WAS DESTR0YED-FRAMcES WAR
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July g.
sugzrs S. degrees test, 4.64 cents. Pre-
vious quotation, as cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
Germany Puts Big Fine on Brussels

PARIS France July 20 Another fine of million dollars
has been imposed by the German military governor on the city
of BRUSSELS The given for this fine that during
British attack in June Zeppelin destroyed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

Lieut.. George W. Baker. Lieut.. N. v.
Souza.s Lieut.. L. A. X. Evans Sgt
T. ]. X. Evans,s Sgt. James K. Evans
Sgt. John Stone.s Sgt w. e. Miles
Sgt A. Aina.' Sgt. James Ho. Sgt
Louis Feary, Sgt. W. p. Dole, Sgt Sam
Pinao.s Cpl A. X. Lucas. Cpl s. r. L.
Short. Cpl. ]. C. Searie, CPL L. D. You.
Cpl. Kekahuna, Pvt L. p. Fernandez
Pvt. E. G. Searle. ~
; sMsmber Of former team in national
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
Russian Generals Arranging
Forces to Repulse Teuton Attacks

PETRoGRAD, Russia July 29.-Both the Russians and
the Teuons have paused for brief time while their forces
being arranged in expectation Of tremendous attack
Warsaw The Vistula operations have entirely ceased
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
no EXECUTIVE ACTION
YET IN MURDER CASE.

The governor has not yet taken ac-
ton on the death penalty OF the three
Filipinos, Feliciano Hirano, Ponciano
Colarte, and Juan Coronel, convicted
Of murder on Kauai. The papers were
sent to him yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
Sweden Well Prepared For War

COPENHAGEN Denmark. July 28-The Swedish army
has been enlarged and developed in the past few months un
numbers 900 Of the first line This the largest
and most efficient army Sweden has raised.
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German Aeroplanes To Be Phantoms

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands July 28-The Cologne Ca
zee says that German aeropanes have been made Of
parent material constructed and covered that at height
Of over 5000 feet they invisible from the ground
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
MAiLs

From Can FrancIsee:
China, July 81.
Fer oan Francisco:
Matsonia July 2S.
Prom tanccuver;
Niagara. August IL.
FER vancouter:
nakura, August 20.
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once summoned to conference with the Kaiser.
After the conference the ambassador requested
to meet the chancellor It is expected that important
developments in the diplomatic situation viii shortly result
Russian Generals Arranging
Forces to Repulse Teuton Attacks
PETRoGRAD. Russia, July 2s-Both the Russians and
the Teuons have paused for brief time while their forces
being arranged in expectation Of tremendous attack on
Warsaw The Vistus operrtions have entirely ceased
London Declares German Progress
Toward Warsaw Has Been Halted
LONDON England. Iuly g; Germany ha. mad. ne pro.
toward Warsaw since last Tuesday The Russian forces
have succeeded Il checking the Germans an fronts
Germany Puts Big Fine on Brussels
PARIS France July 29 Another fine Of million dollars
has been imposed BY the German military governor On the city
of Brussels The given for this fine Is that during
British attack in June Zeppelin was destroyed.
Sweden Well Prepared For War
COPENHAGEN, Denmark. July s-Ths Swedish army
has been enlarged and developed in the past few months @
numbers $4,000 men Of the first line This the largest
and most efficient army Sweden has ever raised
German Aeroplanes To Be Phantoms ].
AMSTERDAM Netherlands July 28-The Cologne Ga-
zett that German aeropanes have been made Of
parent material constructed and covered that at height
Of 5000 feet they invisible from the ground
Frances War Bill Runs Into Huge Sum
PARIS, France, July 2eThe first i've months Of the
cost France 6643 1000 francs 10000 accord
ing to figures made public today.
#
Traditional telegraph Dispatches on Page u
BECKER'S HOPES IOURA FORCEDTO
GONE; PREPARES RESIGNBECAUSE
I0DIE NCHAIR| OFBRIBEGHARGE
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BRITISH SUBMARINE SUNK
I'M RAID ON HELGOlAND
Berlin Says Enemys Craft Was De-
stroyed ir Fight Near Naval Base
Others May Be Lost.
BY FREDERICK WERNER.

International News Service Correspondent.
Berlin (via Amsterdam), April 20
British submarines which had entered
Heligoland blight were attacked on
April II by German ships, one and
probably others Of the underwater
craft being sunk, the admiralty an
nounced here
1t was probably the intention of the
submarines to attack the German feet
at Helgoland This is the first re-
ported activity of British submarines
in this locality. 1t is not yet known
how they escaped the German mine
fields. The statement issued by the
admiralty follows:
British submarines were recently
repeatedly observed in Helgoland
blight. They were attacked by the Ger
man forces. A hostile submarine was
sunk on April II. Probably others
were destroyed, but this is uncertain"
Repulse of French troops at two i'm
portant points - Hartmannsweiser-
kopf and in the Priestwald lie Pretre
foresD-is announced in the official
report from German headquarters.
The general staff's report also
chronicles successful mining oper-
atoms by the Germans at La Bassee
and Arras.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-30
TEUTONS ON THE OFFENSIVE
Austro-German Forces Roll Russians
Back Near Tarnow-Latter
Makes Stand, HepuisIne

Petrograd. April 23.-Austro-Germa
forces are on the offensive all along
the front in southwestern Poland and
western Galicia, the war Office ad-
mitted. The Teutonic drive eastward
from the Dunajec river against the
right wing of the Russian Carpathian
army is gaining momentum and has
rolled the Russians back upon Gorlice,
twenty-five miles southeast of Tar
now. There the Russians are making
a stand and lepulsing heavy attacks.
The Russian fortress OF Ossowiec
on the Bohr river vas bombarded by
German artillery It long range for
three hours Wednesday, The forts
replied vigorously. Berlin announces
that the Russians have evacuated Tar
now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-04-30
PRESIDENT REPLIES TO
GERMAN ENJOYS NOTE
u. S. Will Not Put an Embargo
on Arms.

Washington, April 22-The United
arms or change its neutrality laws
during the progress of the war
This is the answer of President Will
son to the memorandum submitted by
Count Won Bernstorff, the German am
bassador, impugning the good faith of
the United States in the enforcement
of its neutrality.
The note, which was drafted by
Counselor Lansing and amended by the
president, is calm and dignified re-
pudiation of the charge made by the
ambassador. 1t rejects the ambassa-
doris proposals to establish an en-
barge on arms and to use this coun-
try's export trade as a means to COM
pei England to permit foodstuffs to
reach Germany.
1t proclaims the policy of the United
States to be as it has been, the up
holding of its rights as against any and
all belligerents and the enforcement OF
the laws of neutrality which were in
force at the time the war began.
Moreover, the president asserts that
any change Of the principle involved,
such as the German ambassador sug-
gested. would be direct violation OF
American neutrality
The communication is courteous and
polite. The president shows his view
that it would have been more in keep
ing with the proprieties had the am
bassador mentioned several matters
connected with the general subject of
American neutrality, which he failed
to mention; and that the ambassador
stepped beyond the bounds when he
sought to take up with the United
States questions this government is
discussing with Great Britain.
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BLOOMINGTON WOMAN
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after eating, pressure OF gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle Of your druggist now and try II
on an absolute guaranteed not salts
factory money will be returned.-Acv.