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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-02

Dated at Oklahoma City. Okla, this
the 29th day of March, 1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
~ AUTHORITY.
sEALEn TENDERs.

Sealed tenders will be received up
to ~ O'Clock noon, on the 26th day
Of November, 1916, and opened at the
office Of the Clerk Of the City and
County 81 Honolulu, Room 8, McIn-
tyre building Tor furnishing cdr go
mules, approximate weight or each
100 pounds. from four "a to seven
ca years old. being sonnd and IN .
healthy condition. Delivery to be
made within four CD days from ac-
ceptance Of the proposal. Also three
CD sets Of heavy team harness. In
GLIDING breeching for each set; In
GLIDING also one CD set Of fdAr "a
horse lines.
Form Of proposal may be had upon
application at the City and County
Clerks office. %
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
DAVID KAIAAUOKAIlANI,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
6S20-Nov. Ii, Is, is, IL, Is, 19; 20,
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SEALED TENDERs.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Oahu Land Fund Commission Of
Hawaii at its office IN the Capitol
building, Honolulu. T. h, up TO 10
o'clock noon Of Tuesday, December 4.
1915, at which time and place same
will be opened, for the furnishing Of
S-inch and 6-inch Vitrified Sewer Pipe
delivered IN the Puunui District.
216O iineal feet S-inch sewer pipe.
1890 lineal feet 6-inch sewer pipe,
90 S1x6s Us with caps,
456 ext Ys with caps.
so 6"xh" Bends.
Specifications and forms Of proposal
and any information desired may be
secured at the office Of the General
Manager of the Water and Sewer De-
partments Of the City and County OF
Honolulu, In the Kapiolani Estate
building, Honolulu, T. H
{ The Oahu Loan Fund Commission
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
tSigned) E. g. DUISENBERG.
Secretary. Oahu Loan Fund Commis-
ssai-1ot
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a secondhand SKI grafiex kodak;
state specifications and price. T, Q.
B box 749. 6826-2t
70 buy furniturs nor cash. TIL 1885.
49, $ e181-tf -.
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Dealers TO increase their business by
selling soda from the Hon. Soda
Water Wks. Chas. 3. Frasher, Mgr.
e1D6-1yr
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General agent wanted ITO supervise q
sales campaign In Hawaiian islands.
Previous business experience In or
ganizing Is desirable. Address
Stokes Seed Farms Co, MoorestoNn.
Ms us. A Sa27-2t
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WANTED

Everyone with anything for sale to
play Safe" Considering the fac
tors Of sales. success In planning
an ad Is more satisfactory than
knowing show It happened" alter
wards. Star-Bulletin Want Ads
Bring Homo the Bacon" every
time. 5Sss-n
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10 - 49, s.s
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NOTICE.

Special stockholders meeting of the
Hawaiian Fisheries, Ltd. win BE- held
at the office Of a. IA G. Atkinson,
Bank Of Hawaii building. on Noyem-
Der ~, 1915, at / p. m, Tor the pur-
pose Of considering reduction Of the
capital stock.
/. FUKUDA, Secretary. s
6s21-11t
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DRUMMERs

II you want good quarters - 1fsllay
your samples Ia Hilo. pe6 u10fio:1l
store. bs40-ttI
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BY young couple, small. comfortably
furnished cottage; must be clean
and rent reasonable. Write box 24l,
this office. 6S26-St
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600 ooO0 Q ooo0
#aaR4A6
For REM

Desirable houses In various parts Of
the city. furnished and unfurnlshed.
at SIS, SIS. so. SIS. $50. taS, $40 and
I'D to Sl35 month. See list IN our
Office. Trent Trust Co, Ltd, Fort
St, between King and Merchant.
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Damage estimated at $1,000 was
suffered by the Peruvian steamer Pa
chitea when she collided with the
cable steamer Retriever off the Pc
ruvian coast.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
Berlin METHODSTS
PAY Church MORTGAGE

The rally held last Sunday in the in
terest of Stevenson NJ. Z. Church, at
Berlin, Md, to pay Off the church mort
gage. proved a great success The Rev.
Thomas F. Terry, D. d.. preached at
the morning service. In the evening he
again preached. The choir sang excel
lent music for the occasion.
The appeal for S4,200 with which to
pay off the mortgage was made by X
fulton Powell. chairman Of the mort
gage liquidating committee. The day
closed with personal subscriptions
amounting TO S4,20O.O5. Mr.. Powell was
assisted bv Senator Orlando Harrison, j.
d. Quillen, r. c. Peters, II. p. lPruitt
and H. B. Powell. A. II. Hardesty and
f. II. Benson recorded the subscriptions
as reported A. +. Powell, treasurer OF
the mortgage fund, received the casf
announced, c. c. Wimbrough marked the
blackboard. The personal subscriptions
for more than 81 900 subscribed previous
TO the present campaign, are represent
ed in the above amount. The Rev w
f. Greenfield is pastor of the church.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
WILL M. S. BROWN SCORES TRIUMPHIN
"ELJAH AND THE WIDOW OF ZERAPATH''
New 0raforio From Pen
of the Wilmington Com
poser TO be Heard Here
in April

VIII NJ s. Brown, the widely known
composer and organist. of this city
who has placed many sacred compost
tions in the musical field, has come
forth with another sacred oratoriA
which gives promise of being a great
er success than any of his previous
efforts. This work, Elijah and the
Widow of zarapheth," is taken from
1st Kings, II chapter, and is writ
ten for solo quartette and chorus. The
music is set in such a manner to
portray vividly this important epoch
in the life of this great prophet. The
new work contains all Of Mr.. Browns
peculiarities in his setting OF music,
and there is also found certain char
acteristics which are entirely new.
and which tend to give it far greater
thought
The work is explained as follows:
No. I. The introduction on the or
gan, and is so full and great that it
will give Mr.. Brown ample opportunity
to show his wonderful talents in rem
dering this part.
No. 2. Bass Resistative. Here the
bass announces as from God to Elijah
arise, get thee to zaraphath and
dwell there. For behold. have
commanded a widow woman there to
sustain thee"
No 3. Full chorus. HE Arose" This
is great chorus full Of grandeur and
effects
No. 4. Soprano solo. "As the Lord
Thy God Liveth." This is a beautiful
number, telling the story Of Elijah
asking for something to cat and the
! widow saying she has but a handful
OF meal and little oil in cruise.
No. 8. Chorus. For Thus Saith the
Lord" This is said to be a great
chorus. With one burst Of song it
portrays the exhorting voice of Elijah
, saying: "The handful OF meal shall
not waste, neither shall the cruise Of
oil fail"
) No. 6. Trio. According to the
Word of the Lord" This is said by
critics to be the gem of the entire
composition; the sweet, high tones Of
the soprano and tenor and the low
melodious notes of the alto forming
wonderful harmonies which are
further enhanced by the peals from
the organ.
No. Z. Bartine solo, Know Ye That
the Lord is God" Mr.. Brown was
surely inspired in this beautiful num-
ber II will surely leave a lasting
impression on the ear
No. s. Quartette, 20 Thou Man OF
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
arms COMPANY Will
move PLANT FROM CITY

Announcement is made by Lieuten.
ant Demitrious stergianopulos. presi-
dent Of the Stergianopulos Arms Com
pany, whose plant is located at No.
505 Shipley street. that the works OF
the company will be removed TO
Bridgeport, Conn, while the Offices
will be located at No. 20 Broadway,
New York City.
Moving of the companys equipment
will begin sometime next week. ac.
cording to Lieutenant Stergianopulos.
who announced that the board OF trade
Of Bridgeport had interested itself IN
the affairs OF the company and was
instrumental in having Il locate there
He also announced that the company
is about to close a big contract for
military rifles with the British govern
ment and expects to close similar
one with France.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
CHILDREN Compete IN
The ESSAY CONTEST

The Consumers League is much
pleased by the response from the chill
dren OF the public schools in sending
in essays for the prize essay contest
being carried on by the league. Cliff
ford ]. Scott, superintendent Of
schools has shown a great deal of
interest, in the contest and has been
kind enough to invite the league to
hold its public meeting to award the
prizes. at the High School. The an
nouncement Of the prize winners and
the awarding Of the three prizes will
be made on the evening of December
27, at a public meeting to be held in
the auditorium of the Wilmington
High School. The prize winning essays
will be read and short addresses will
be made by one or two prominent
people.
The two following essays are sent
in by public school children
Christmas Shopping.
You should do your Christmas
shopping early to get it off your
mind and to have time to think
what you want to buy your friends.
II you do your Christmas shopping
early you avoid the crowded streets
and stores. Early shoppers also gel
the first look and first chance to buy
the things that have just came in
and you see right away what you
want to buy. Early shoppers have
more time to do their Christmas
cooking and they save the delivery
men and boys and the clerks gooC
deal of time and hard work. because
the late shoppers are mostly the in
considerate shoppers. and then If the,
see a bundle they want to buy, thel
want it sent to their homes righ
away. and If they see a delivery bo,
out at night they say What care
less firm to send boys out at night,
forgetting that they are the ones t
blame.
Do your Christmas shopping earl!
so the delivery boys can go home U
a we'll earned rest at 6 o'clock. Earl.
shoppers do not have to hasten, know
ing that haste makes waste.
Get out and do youn Christma'
shopping early.
A. c., Sixth Grade.
Why You Should Shop Early.
There are many advantages IN dc
ing your Christmas shopping early
You get the first choice of selected
goods. The early bird catches tn
NSrm
You get better attention from sales
people who are not too tired ant
worn out to wait on you pleasantly
You don't have to push and Jostl
in the crowds
II you do your shopping early ther
will not be any crowds because IN
buying will be more evenly distribute
for weeks instead of just a few days
Overcrowding is just like overeal
ing; you are liable to get mental IL
digestion.
BY putting off your shopping unit
the last day you will overwork an
strain the nerves Of the people benin
the counters and on delivery wagons
BY shopping early you will ente
into the real Christmas spirit b
thinking of others.
In every way it pays to shop earl!
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
FILL YOUR STOCKING TO
MAKE some TOT HAPPY

According to custom. the members
Of the missionary department OF the
Epworth League. OF this city. will en-
deavor to dispense a little Christmas
cheer to the less fortunate ones. All
desiring TO help are requested to pur-
chase a pair Of children's stockings.
Roll one and place in the toe Of the
other, then fill the stocking with
candies. nuts. toys and other things.
The stockings can be sent to Union
NJ. f. Church, corner Fifth and Wash
ington streets. on Wednesday of next
week. Miss Elizabeth B. Johnson, OF
No S07 N. Jackson street, is chairman
Of the committee in charge. Her phone
number Is o54l-W, and any person
having stockings which they cannot
return TO the church should commune
cate with Miss Johnson. The stock
ings will be distributed on Thursday.
December "a, to poor children.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18

God" This is a musical gem. The
melodies existing in this part, together
with the organ work, show what can
be accomplished in the musical art
The four soloists will have an equal
chance to show their ability.
No. .. Chorus. And He Cried Unto
the Lord" This is a great number,
and the wonderful musical technique
displayed here further demonstrates
the ability of the composer. The
intricate parts of the chorus and the
way in which the different parts come
in is very delicate. This is con-
sidered the best chorus in the com
position.
No. 10. Tenor solo. 20 Lord My
God" This solo is rather odd in its
construction, holding the attention Of
the audience as he tells the story Of
Elijah pleading with God to let the
soul of the child come into him again.
No II. Chorus. Praise Ye the
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
SCHOOL FOR CITY POLICE.

Members OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners. Chief OF Police George
Black. the two captains and the SER
geants. who recently spent week
in New York under the instruction OF
the police officials Of that city. are
planning a school Of instruction for
the members Of the local police force.
The officers who were in New York
Will be the instructors OF this school
Just when the school OF instruction
will be opened has not been decided.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
MIR. srINF ON VISIT.

The Rev. NJ. II. Stlne, the new pas
tor of Holy Trinity Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. Concord avenue and
Madison street. visited Wilmington
this week. He will take charge OF
the church on December 30. and will
preach his first sermon on January 2
The preacher for tomorrow will be
the Rev. Eyler, of Collingswood, N. j
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
FEDERAL COURT ARGUMENT.

Before Judge Edward G. Bradford,
in the United States Court on Thurs
day. argument OF counsel was heard
on two motions in the case Of Herman
l.. Wright VS.. Cynthia E. Barnard,
executrix of the estate Of Remsen c..
Barnard. deceased, William Pennewill
and the Stetson and Ellison Company.
The argument was on two notions:
one a motion to dismiss the bill and
the other for the transfer of the case
from the equity to the law side of
the court Following the argument
of counsel the decision Of the court
. was reserved.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18

Lord" The grand finale and closing
chorus marks the ending Of this Won
derful composition. and is made more
impressive by the addition Of a forty
eight measure Fugue Amen.
The chorus, which numbers one
hundred voices. has been picked from
leading church choirs OF the city, and
some OF the best singers have been
selected. In all. twenty churches are
represented. The manner in which
the singers have taken up the work
demonstrates that their whole heart
and soul are i'm IT, Mr.. Brown con-
graduates himself on having such an
experienced and able director as
Charles T. Edwards, whose work Is
par excellence.
The oratorio will be presented in
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
about April, 1916. Charles r. Edwards
is director and viii NJ. S. Brown is
organist OF the church.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
BROCK QUITS AS cor.

Patrolman Leonard c. Brock has re-
signed to accept a position with the
dupont Powder Company. His resig-
nation has been accepted, but when
the police board will name his success
sor is not known. Brock was mem
ber Of the force only few months.
Evening journal., 1915-12-18
FARMERs, INSTITUTE MEETING.

In the Offices Of the Delaware State
Fair Association. a meeting OF the
Farmers Institute will be held on
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. IL
is desired that all persons interested
in the institutes work attend this
meeting.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-01

Shall and breach Of the conditions Of al,
bonds OF plumbers hereinafter
Section 49, may granted to competen and
practical plumbers complying chapter on license and the
requirements OF this chapter
Sd VINO shall do any plumbing shall
not less than five dlars and fifty
of prosecution
Section ,2o required The applicants shall be required to
m er app'alon for license in writing
cmaned with bond with sureies sum of one thou
~ o"rS TO be approved by the board
ond 'ha they will indemnify city Mo-
Se OF and from accidents any work done
bI virtue of their license.
section 21 Supervision whom license is granted
S be under the supervision the commits
sioncr otha o1co &C ,, ,,
ol COMMISSIONERS designate
section 22 Tapping main, prop
W S oil us'nS water from the distributing
application in writing either by agents to the cv an
' pp'ah 10 state the size of the kind
" " used e des pon of the premises,
" MADE at least two days before
plcaon been approved bv tho hoard ,
ciy engineer shall issue the duty Of the
c engineer to instruct the city plumber tap
po'r VINO has the contract for said put in
" pipe e necessary stop cocks and iron
mann 10 the property line No
" zap OF make any connection to the
OF Tie cit! OF Mobridge the plumber who
VIII nave charge of the tapping machine
Section 1928 pipes pine that is Of lead
huSt De ld suhlcent ALLOW
extra length and prevent rupre in settle
h II the service pipe is galvanized
W known strong there must be at least eighteen in
'hes or lead pipe between the
" n IRON service pipe to relieve the rigidity pipe
d pipe Is used for service shall class
~ "'"" S extra strong and all pipes wiped
"'o oaSS connections All lead plumbing
hehter weight than this shall used in
waerworks The FOLLOWING tah,o chow h -
maj weight per nea foot of lead known
below, towit:
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-01

1t sAal be TIE du plumbers ye before ,Ae
hhal acceptance writing the city ,
El'rer giving the location the
opening used and whether junction
Section c Registered plumbers That any person desiring TO
De registered as master plumber the city
nshed him. and said accompanied the recent
the city clerk for five dollars fun pay
ment Of all charges ed herewith.
Section Ca Appications-e egstered plumbers The city ens
"r or committee appointed by the city council shall
Sder applications registered as master
plumbers and shall examine al applicants qlan to
~ " oH'"'' " p'"lo''A ana constructing "ntlation drain
soil pipes Herewith in such man
r to be public and safety
~ ' issue cece Ill form approved by the
each applicant found of city engineer
Section any such license shall be
issued the applicant city in the penal
sum OF One Thousand running the city of Mo-
bridge to approved b the c com
nissione conditioned performance of all duties re-
qed by the ordinance rule city and to repay
the sustained by reason Of NEGLECT Of work dno m
careless euarcmg put all streets or
public places opened breaking up or
opening or by other
such Hcensee
Section no. Examination be
charged every additional fixture or opn
inc fifty t5oc' and where
must be inspected and fee of fifty cents 5o will be charged
tn" same The fec municipal
(S5oo dollars required for
per
Fees be city by turned into
Section layers person excepting a per
holding plumbing license permitted
the drains for the pu
OF making before first having OBJ
tanned drain layers license
Section 112. persons desiring drain
layers license specified a penal sum
" one Thousand '$lo'o" Dollars with the auditor
ureieS the satisfaction conditioned
for the faithful required by ordinances
rules or regulations OF the city and to repay the city all damages
tanned by OF neglect performance
guarding excavations made or failure to
put all streets public places
eenee or caesness Of such hcnsee
to the city charges therefor
All person provisions of
this ordinance shall be
shall duplicate
filed with the auditor
II shall to throw mr. do,o.i, ar
cause or permit to be thrown receptacle
connected with public
vegetables engs or kitchen refuse kind
ders other except faces urine
the necessary closet and the liquid house
Voations-penaty. Any person guilty Of Violating
the provisions guilty misc,
meno and Shall be subject to fine less 'han
dollars than Any plumber who
shah be guilty violation
small forfeit his license and shall be subject fne,
Of not less than Ten Dollars Hundred
t$1ooOo Dollars and imprisoned fine and
Section 49, Ensneer-duy to city engineer is
charged With the duties herein imposed
orcement of this ordnance plumbing
drainage and sewer work within sail cy its building
private and the health imposed au
thorizcd by the laws OF the state of South Dakota.
Tapping or sewer when special assess
nnt has not been levied
sewer at any point for which he has paid
shall first make written application the permit
from the city of
twenty-five dollars the privilege
Any violating shall
conviction OF than twenty
five nor more than fifty dollars every
CHAPTER III.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-05-01
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE.
Diameter Of pipe.
Weight per foot.
LEAD PIPES.
Diameter Of pipe.

Section 124 pipes Within the limits of the
laid SIS than six feet in don
beio" the lowest part of the
Section 125 Stop be brass stop cock in
cch service pipe under the exclusive
sone and the be placed the
pipe " e outer side the walk iu5 inside the
not direct employee
ment shall open close otherwise stop cock
% s'op cock ha be provided with box tube
tern and the on the level Of
the grade of the sidewalk premises supplied without
sad box being in good order
cupant or provide reasonable
time when notified cause to be done and
chase 'he expense against the
hrst bill of supply of against said prem.
es ach service pipe be furnished stop
waste below the action water can
conveniently be pipes to prevent frec
ing There shall also attachment located al
point beyond the street limits to enab,
TO turn OF the pipes premises
Section 1885, Guarding excavation in any public
place or street Shall be left neces
Sary the city engineer shall notify main
tam F"''' barriers ana signals of warning during the night
the city notify plumber or con
tractor such ommisson plumber or con-
tractor from the responsibility excavations
Sections 127 work DONE All plumb
e' s MAKE fu returns OF the ordinary and special
applied permit granted by the
city with description all ARRANGEMENTS
ing the water This be made by the
work within frtyeight hours after tho com
eon said engineer
or omission in the statement of the
through which there plumber may be u.
pended his license
Penalty failure to secure permit ANY person
who shall lay about any
IN building grounds
pipes or plumbing with the pipes Of the
them for such leaving premises sup
pled with water by said
alterations or other
the
ont being duly licensed
ana without first having obtained
the city engineer Shall be subject
lars nor more than fifty dollars for
Section 12s Repairs service
auditor city engineer person commits
direct shall
all reasonable hours
dtion of all hydants other
ii
leading shall of
said officers they find
the street ho
ell " necessary 80 ca1c r'n
.:,c: ac water saa s.aw tc
til the os do..ars paid CIR,
of Mobrdge.
Continued III issues 1fay 1t, and 18th.