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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-25
Sultan Shows Sorrow.

Hhtttf F1itbNN s1bfEUNs
His majesty then asked for some
additional details on the sinking of
the French ship "Bouvet" and the
British ship Irresistible" That the
former had gone down within three
minutes brought an expression Of sor-
row TO the kindly face OF the old man,
as Il he regretted that so many human
beings, nearly 500, had persisted with
out the slightest chance to fight for
life. There was another reference TO
the conduct of the Turkish soldiers
IN the coast defense Service.
1T has been said that there was a
strong factor Of luck in cur victory
of March is, which made 1t so com
plete and great" said his majesty
But We have a saying in Turkish
which runs: Luck Is infatuated with
the efficient"
The translation of what his majesty
said next may have been little
faulty. Either that or irony was in
tended. Ii was this Ills majesty
says that he finds 1t very unjust that
the allies want to force the Darda-
nelles and tako Constantinuple Just
TO import foodstuffs from Russia
Then his majesty continued. "But
our troops have shown their ability
ana Willingness to do their duty. II
am speaking here not alone OF the
Turkish defenders Of the Dardanelles
but also of those Germans who have
so efficiently and bravely eo-operated
with Them
DIR. Ludwig was then given an OPP
portunity to ask his majesty what he |
thought OF the conduct of the Ger
man and Austro-IIungarian troops.
u would thank all Of you IL you
would say for me that my admiration !
for the German troops in the western I
ana eastern theaters OF war is so great |
that II Is impossible for me to express /
IN words my high opinion OF their 7
Valor ana efficiency. Concerning their |
commander -in-chlef Emperor Will /
Ham, | can only say that we in Tur- !
key pray that he may enjoy the best I
health for many years"
Has IRON Cross.
His majesty confirmed that he had /
been given by the German emperor !
the IRON crosses first and second |
Il am proud Of haeinr been pre-
sented with these medals. which dec
orate so many brave men," said the |
sultan.
'Ns INK " tiit american tDlTRSDOn- /
dents his majesty reiterated that il
was a pleasure 20 him TO know that |
two American newspaper men had |
witnessed the operations against the !
value the opinion of neutrals
highly" said his majesty. "and am
70 learn that you intend re-
turning TO the Dardanelles I wish to
avail myself OF this opportunity to
express my greatest satisfaction that I
relations between the United States
ana Turkey are SO cordial"
slight movement Of the sultan's
left hand indicated that he wished to
terminate the audience. The corre-
snondents arose, as did his majesty,
who, addressing a few words in Turk
sh 90 each, took leave of his visitors
with another hearty handshake. and
! lew minutes later they again slipped
aotice and emoked cigars with Saith
paeha
When you get back to the Darda.
nefies greet all my friends" he said,
and give the fifteen-ineh shells a
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
MASQUERADE SUITS.
sANITARY MnRKERs.
If THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MAY 20.

The child born on this date needs
the greatest care in early training and
education.
This child should be surrounded by
quiet calm people, free from illness
and of cheerful, contented disposition.
He should early be taught the prin-
ciples of self control and the rights
of others.
While not being self-willed this
nature is inclined TO be stubborn and
will hold out for his own way even
when he knows it Is for his own high
est good
The Gemini child is highly nervous
and at an early age should learn to
control his hands and his feet. These
children are very susceptible TO love
and kindness. This person should not
criticize others nor give his time in
the enumerating of other peoples
faults.
The Want Ads will bring you many
replies TO requests for new homes and
apartments.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
STORAGE
PROPOSALS.

ID IDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID ufhcc Of the County Engineer at the
Court House up until noon, Tuesday. June
I, 1915. for certain work ON the Marsh
Road, from Slverside Road. one mile TO.
wards Carcroh Station. on the B 6 %. r. r.,
as follows Price per square yard. FOR sub.
grade. which price must include an shoulder
work and an rolling 10 satisfaction Of the
County Engineer price per cubic yard for an
extra grading. TO he done when and where
directed price per ton Of stone rolled IN
place on road, the stone 20 be furnished by
the hundred Of the county. Each bidder
must visit the road and be responsible for
his proposal.
JAMES WILSON.
may29-3i. County Enreer
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Information for Travellers
Time troneys from Wilmington
Trains Marked (') Expresses
PHILADELPHIA, BALT more 3 wAsHINGT


10 80 soc $500 sss 945. 1923. 1920. leS7 1oas
80 $50. 45s. sOs' oiO' ear saS 7iO'
soi' 91s. 9os" HOO
s E9R sss:' 80 o 's s 10 100 o. scs
5S. 5os 7.Ss'. sOi' eos. SiS'
93s' 1000 HOO
$50 1os1 3aaS o. e 1ls's Ma "a r.
1877 BIC $40 o2s. 10 9ae.
Baltimore and Washington NE os 1oI' tis,. io''
os SdS os SIS IL Il O sss. u sss. 81 49, i''
washngo4 undys tl2:
ss % G9. T. ss 9' ss Il AZ p ~ ' s i5 i0i' ''' AO' ''
sundays. 4. M.s.o5. P. M5.5o.
q
the state A. M.l2o LOS s1e 1o.44+. P M
s2 Down ms STATE suSd S1i5fs e. o. s "a ioa pm-4s2
BALTIMORE
Baltimore wsshinton days 500
Baltimore and washpstOo sSnd sys A. i45es2 1852 P NJ
ESQ. o.os i as- NJ s57 a.a7s 45i. 5.is. si7
qs. i sis!' is sa7 MO SIS co. 7ao So aS iOO
PHILADELPHIA
Reading and Way ststg-T ss NJ 1iso A NJ 4ie P M5'2s
STEAMBOATS,.
400 5 90 ana co. S' go ad 20 ~ Leave Fourth street Wharf &
PENNseRovE FERRYBoAT LONG BEACH.
NJ 4. NJ Wilmington and Is P. N from VIII
IL As P ~
he and
sndha leaving
City. as for instance
rninr beginning minutes
after
hour Tor ia
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
BUSINESS OppORrrNIrIEs.

A CrfNE ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN.
"A with 500. can establish permanent
iocal business paying 500 weekly net profit.
Article attractive. new Ia demand. Constant
repeater 100 por cent. profit. Organize
own salcsiorcc. G. j.. Bailey. Columbia
Bldg, Cleveland Ohio may29-1t
ID CN on STOCK-OII WELL DRILL
I'D ing may mean millions to investors /.
new capital needed to push work. company
has rs producing wells new company
paid two quarterly dividends TOO per cent.
dividends. go days. possible, SIS huys 5000
par value stock remit now Write for
free information. Amalgamated oil Co. No.
1871 Colcord Bldg, Oklamoha, Okla.
maY10- IT,
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
HELP WANTED.
Statesmen WANTED.

NY ANTEn-SALESMEN or STANDING
w and ability, who can accomplish. 20
sell foxes and assist In promoting companies
10 undertake the raising of foxes throughout
4. S. A. Liberal commission and suhstnn-
tial backing 20 the right mon. Also good
stock selling agents for company on divi-
dend basis who can furnish auditors re-
ports Fundy Fox Co. Ltd, St. John, n. b..
Canada. may2s-6t
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

II ORRORS AND ATROCITIES or THE
IL great war including destruction Of
lusitania. Most thrilling and heart stirring
book ever written Going like wild6re.
BONANZA for representative. Only 81 90.
BIZ terms. Sample book free 1iegler Co.,
Philadelphia. msy29. .iune2
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

The very best cooks are to be found
in the Want Columns of the news
paper. and there are lots of them
every day appealing for Positions
Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
FOR RENT
FOR RENT LOW

FOR RENT LOW
n. W. Cor Eleventh and Madison SITS.
sol w Twenty second St., k B, garage.
8Os-1O Rodney ST. r b.
1902 W. Ninth ST.. no r, p.
9O2 Chandler ST.. rooms.
1918 Linden ST., R B.
1911 Linden ST.. r. B.
2O6 Cherry St., r q b.
STORES.
9i5.919 Shiplcy ST.
EAST SIDE.
4t2 p. Ninth ST. r g. b.
714 French ST.. ~ r B.
fgos Walnut ST.. r b.
s4t and 1928 Poplar ST., rooms.
on r.. Fourth ST., r.
112i-23 Brandywne ST.. rooms.
APARTMENTS.
S W. Cor Ninth and Orange SITS.
$40 Shipley St.
500 w Fourteenth 81.
w. Third ST.. rooms.
1o2 Z. Seventh ST., B.
VIM. J. FISHER
S. W. Cor. Ninth and Orange sts.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
CHIROPODIsTs.
TYPEWRITERS.

no NOT BUY TYPEwRITERs BEFORE
~ seeing oar line. Machines, $50 up Also
billing and adding typewriters. We rent and
repair.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co.
Bell Phone. 5l25. 500 Equitable Bldg.
apr23-tfs
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
HEATING AND ROOFING.

SHI r.. WILLIAMS CO.
w. No. e2l Orange St. Roofing, Spout.
ing and Heating Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating sni Ventilating.
kepalring PROMPTLY done. Phone. ianl6.tt
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

y poricnce such ms secretary aud treas.
urer credit man. general manager or ac-
countant of unusual ability. is doarons Of
connecting with progressive firm after Juno
J. where initiative dcpendability and dev0-
tion to its interest will DO recognized Can
qualify as advertising manager and furnish
bond. Would consider an Investment in
going concern. Address WA, Evening
journal Once may2O- cod I'm.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
BOARD WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.

n OST-TUEsDA AFTFRNOoV OV1
- hlack dull leather Pump. marked
Cousin Philadelphia. Reward In returned
10 NO. 1913 Van Buren, ST. may27-3t.
7 OsT-ON THURSDAY EVENING. A
l. 1000 ~. % s. Glass Pin Reward III
returned TO No. 200 West Twenty.third
street. may29- lt.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
EXCHANGE.
AUTOMOBILES TO InRE.
TO HIRE.


TO HIRE - ELECTRIC VACUUM
Il cleaner. S1.5O per day. Address MIA
D., ening journal Office. apr12.t.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

A GENTS-GET PARTICULARS OF ONE
"A of the bestpaying propositions ever put
on the market Something no one else sells
Make $4,000 yearly. Address b. NJ Feltman.
salcsmanager. 174s Third ST.. Cincinnati,
Ohio. may20-1t.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS WANTED TO ADVERTISE
"A our goods by distributing free samples 20
customers. o0r an hour. Write for full
particulars Favori Products f5i0 White
Bldg Dayton. Ohio. may29-lt
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
NOTICES.

2 80 ---'-.,~---.~~~-~ ,~-------~.-.~--
N NOIlCE-ALL FIRST. CLASS BARBER
~ shops close Monday. May 81. at 1I.3O
A. NJ. Patrons please come early.
may2T-ft
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

: ! -, -. -
n OIlCE-IHE MEDICAL EXAMINING
~ Board. representing the Homeopathic
Medical Society Of Delaware, will meet in
Wilmington. Delaware. June i5. 16 and H.
l9l5' for the purpose Of examining candi.
dates who may desire license 20 practice
medicine and surgery in this State. in con
formity with the Act regulating the same
passed at Dover May 49, 1895 For mar
uculars apply to the Secretary Of the Medi.
cal Council Dr. II. w. Briggs. Whining
ton. Delaware
DIR. HARRISON w. HOWELL
,,.., Sec Med. FIX Board
wilmington Delaware, May p. 1915.
may29-2t
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
TRANSPORTATION.

NEW SUMNER SCHEDULE WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. csc.
Fourth Street Wharf and Philadelphia.
Bolts leave Fourth Street Wharf and
Philadelphia at 2 80, 200. 1890 A. NJ.
12 O'Clock noon, ] 80. o 90. Ais. 6 90,
z 90 so and o. 80 p. NJ.
ONE.DAY EXCURSION TICKETS, 25c.
except Saturdays. Sundays and holidays,
Regular rates; Philadelphia excursion. soc :
single. SOC. All boats stop at Chester.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
PERsONAL.
UPHOLSVF3ING
MONEY TO LOAN.


NJ ONEl TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
lNl Any amount az lowest rates Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening journal
Vmce. uov28 m VS. q
NJ ONEN TO LOAN-5 TO 6 PER CENT
vi $4,000 waiting; quick service. "A.
dress W-l9 Evening journal once.
mayi5. 90, go iune5
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

VKT ANTED-OLD TINE FURNITURE.
w even in broken condition. Historical
China, old jewelry. old paintings. LEVIN,
n. W Cor. Ninth aud Tatnal d. A.
Phone. 6566-W apr29-eod-tf.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

VIZ ANTED-i.o 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent. $3.50 and
$500 per month. Both phones. GEO. r.
LANG co. 1908 Orange St. feb24-tf
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
WANTED.

w ANTED-DREssMAKI NO. 227
w N Harrison St. may1O-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
sIruArIoNs MANTEp-MALE

" DUNG COLORED Man DESIRES POST
1 tion hs honscman and cook honnsi'
steady. sober CAN 23O6.D. may26-it.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

OAN QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
OUO Wines at Keil's No. 500 East
ourth street. m12.tf
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

Welding, Brazing and Cutting
Oxy-ACetylene Process. AllWork
Guaranteed. Estimates Given
National Machine Company
Phones. 511 Orange st.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

hepaITlng promptly done Phone ianlb-tf
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT.
L OR SALE OR RENT-sPLENDID NEW
house. No. 1902 West Thirteenth street.
rooms, all conveniences. Exceptionally
well built. Apply 60 p. j. Isaac. owner. No.
1917 West St. d. & A., 362.
mar13-tt.s-tf
Evening journal., 1915-05-29
FOR SALE.

& MALL TOURING CAR CHEAP. No. soy
= Shipley street. MARRIOTT.
Evening journal., 1915-05-29

w repairing. Also eye fitting Store
open evenings until o'clock Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock. Original Thomas
Jeweiry Store. No. 400 Market street.
feb14-u
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- ZN4se - ~ y
the afternoon and motored back to
town az dusk. q
= = =
Dance ii the Moana Hotel.
There was pleasant, dance al the
sfoana hotel last Monday evening for
the guests at the hotel and members
OF Honolulu society Madame Melba
graced the occasion with her presence.
ss'A - - =
John Goodman, the eldest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. H p Goodman, who has
been In Honolulu with bis parents and
hs brother for the past fortnight,
sailed for San Francisco In the Mat
sonia this morning. Mr.. Goodman is
the coxswain OF the Stanford "eight"
which has done such splendid work In.
the regattas In California and IN the
East this year, and for the past two
years has been assistant yell leader
With the opening of the fall semester
at Stanford, however, Mr.. Goodman
VIII ldhC nlD ploCC III .SltC lbSuASnA
body as the first yell leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman and their
son George expect to remain in Homo
lulu until August 81 when they will
leave in the Korea ~
- ~ -
Miss Olive Lindsay of Maui, who
has been visiting Miss Dorothy Guild
on College street, will return to her
home on the Valley Island tomorrow.
Miss Lindsay came to Honolulu to
hear Madame Media ii her. two com
certs and during her short stay here
has been entertained at q number Of
informal affairs. s.
The Misses Orme sawyer and Lon.
ise Sawyer. who hayessPent the sum.
n6ef In Honolulu, left for their home
in San Jose this morning. During
their VISIT to the islands the. Sawyer
girls have been entertained extensive
", and so pleasant was their stay In
Honolulu that they plan 70 return
again next year. s 49,.
Miss Clorinda. Low. who has been
spending the, summer With her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben r. Low. VIII
return to the East Cd Septemb Der s.
Miss Low. has. spent two years at
smiths College and She intends to
remain there for the completion Of,
her course. e To- tsN s
"a s. - - assxs.s q
M. William w. Weber, who hasl
been visiting in Honolulu Tor the past
month, was departing passehgef IN
Der taa eSp 1 to &C cainp 5F tWo weeks
home IN Boston. MASS. 8hd tosresufne
bis studies at HarkarIl1 n
49, ~tI i A1t1e
J ,Ai,.iama: Nelha and ha,. Marty 1otor.
y 1870 ztt,s lis,s< M ek I'M
e...s -. StE2 X 49,
49,. e ..,.s s.,.. 49, z.ss =, -,
49,, .' 49, - SxsEf1
+s-r.ce - 18th The - 49, esc;nSs
'eilaee = NC soss 81
-
Frederick Wilmington, who has
spent the summer mere VIII return
Q the East insaepteWpa MT Win
ngton IS e son OF Mr. tPd MIS-. z; \.
wilmington. JUST Wlent ne VIII. re-
turn to the islands again has not been
decided.
80
MISS Dorothy Hawk daughter OF
VT. ana Mrs. ". + =. Hawk. was q
,eturning passenger ~ the Lurilne.
MISS HAWK mas. peen Vislting q sister
2 Berkeley, Cal, Tor q number OF
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new fROCKS At
IEFFS' PARLORS

The Jeffs Fashion Co., Inc, has just
received new afternoon and evening
frocks. also stunning models in tail
ored suits just the thing for those
expecting to visit the San Francisco
fair. Rooms 302-303 Hawaiian Trust
Bldg. 116 King St ADV.
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=
In EhEliRI AThe guests were Rear Al.
.miral and Mrs. French Il Chadw OK.
Rear admiral Cameron Mex Wins
love- Rear Admiral Austin III. knight.
Mr.. and Mrs Basil King. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thompson Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Abneys Mr. and Mrs Lyman
Colt Josephs. Capt and Mrs. Roger
Welles, Martin Welles. Mrs. Arthur
MacArfhur, Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott
and Lents. Isaac C. Bogart and Con.
rad Ridgiey.
The Spanish ambassador and Mmc
de Riano.. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Gerry
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs
Richard Townsend. Mrs. Herman Gel
richs and Mr.. Preston Gibson were
among the SO guests entertained By
Mrs Richard Stevens at a dinner and
dance at Hilltop Inn, Newport
The guests were seated at the outer
edges Of a large square table. In the
center was q depressed landscape ra-
dating from q villa whichi,suggested
Castle Point. the historic home OF the
Stevens family in Hoboken, N. J. The
villa, the windows of which glowed
Win lsnt $1,000 upon an eminenee
oveLlookIns miniature nuoson river,
upoH .ne surface OF Wnlcn we're var
ious river cIail ~ pIop0t sigLate SIC.
inner edges where the landscape join
ed the table.
Mrs Mc1doo sr,5Sa ~ = rsorrssh ~ q,
n ~ snsnS fsw dsvs w,.E ~
,sT3ressSast ss,a Mo- Ur;,so, 5. Tha,,.
ns,,e tns tr,., ~ ,shs,s $780,,
tLs.;,. .,,,,s,,s, h,.,,a x5-th IIsss.
Ne ., 4, % hc,,rs - -
nr c-avscn who h.s ha., v,s,.,,.
IN rosson has rss,,r,s,, - u.rIa L.,
ien Ec,,ss snd H4i NJ. m m. - tss,ts., :,
New Yorr has arrived IN visit -.
{. .,r,-a- 49, -,
nc 81 ~ 9.nsn, = = ~ ols 2, . Z
- sensh.el u ~. aug snh
Wipols ~ Nsw I oIk SO ana Cincsn7
lnssl. aaa wei hnpWn u TINS ely.
~ y nele ne =, lai.lliy naS lssiusA. aln
SIu,iey weDs'er lsv' sen g otuyse-
= SAM rlsh q rev Iork. whose wlIe
I Isacs uleu, was announces; = =
~ 10Y Mss 49, 1sllns Mo s,,L
=. - Snelf
ara e.. W us s. mas nse1 set l9I the
]" s1lIls, vos = - etpsscteu % pe en-
- l'P z3Iv Ssenes y tne eatls Winael
Y aSe '''' 4 e :.
s,
An engagement recently announced
In New York Of Mr. Herman s. MUIR
ray and Miss Suzanne Warren. both
OF that city, Is .of particular interest
n washington. Mr.. Murray being the
GRANDSON OF the late Mrs. lie Roy, wife
0f Adp!iFalsLe Roy, who WAS conslders.
ca one or the most beautiful women
Or s1eF day and was the daughter of
the hate Mr.. John Bartram North Of
TINS city
Mrs. Joseph H. Moore announces
the marriage OF her daughter, Gladys
blanchard and Il liant Nh f1f1ft, o u Ia.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY

(Spetial Star Bulletin Correspondence)
WASHINGTON. d. G., Aug. 13. =
Gmdr Reginald R. Belknap Of the San
Francisco gave a luncheon at New.
port in honor of the former arfbas.
sador to Berlin, Mr.. David Jayne Hill
Of washington. and Mrs. Hill: Cmdr
Belknap was Mr.. Hilps naval attache
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Regular commercial c0Tan8unicatior
by wireless between EI0noI III and
Japan, to open on Octqi3er /, is rrorl
ised IN acable messas from the jap
anese department Of {|f Marc mi sys
tenn TO the Hawaii Si'o, The dist
ance over which the ilessa yes VII
travel is 1900. nljIes
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Dance al Haleiws saturday. Night,
A most enjoyable dance took place
at the Haleiwa hotel last Saturday
night for the guests of the hotel and
visitors from neighbor.ng towns ana
elsewhere. As the fad now Is for mo-
Etorists making the trip around the isl
and TO spend the night at Halefwa ara
return to town the next day. the hotel
guests were many. There we're q
number or dinner parties before the
dance, among them being one at which
Mr., and Mrs. George r. Carter were
hosts. At Mr.. and Mrs. Carriers table
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt,
Miss Bud Carter, Miss Phoebe Car
ter, Miss Hilda Won Holt, Miss Mary
Won Holt Miss Catherine Won Holt
Hermann Won Holt, Mr.. Strong. Ronald
Won Holt and others.
Another charming dinner party was
one whose members motored from
Fort Shafter AT this table covers
were laid for Capt and Mrs. Charles
s. Lincoln, Lieut. and Mrs. Richard-
son, Miss Maggie Mae Richardson.
Miss Catherine Lehman. Miss Lucy
Webb, Lieut.. L. Med. Sylvester, Lieut..
Charles Lyman and Lieut., w. q. Jones.
After the dance. for which music
80 ~ $50 "a .s.,. ~ ,e.s,.
1919 ne sueses az Wsns lol
iisH. swIll. -.
ANGUS some npsicsu M 4; LEU, Is.I.
ana MIS-. = LaAk sA !. Slosn, zap,
tain anqs elrs. ~. ?. Alcn IIus, ~, ny
MIS- M. M. Won mott MI anu ME.
1eoree =. LsItef, Miss pun LzI sss
MISS Satnerlne !senlndn' Lieut.. a. ls
MFs: hicnaIes, Lisuts ana MIS-. =. y.
MalheWs, MISS Mi1, Lieut.. anu. q 4 ?. n q:
Johnson, MI. ana MIS-. doln -1ushes'
MT. ana MIS-. SautieI, MISS Lucy MepD,
MISS Magele Nae hlenarason, MISS
Miriam stacker, MISS Hutn Stacker'
MISS Mary Won Holt MISS Hilua Won
Holt MISS catherine Won holt MISS
Etnel diaGe MISS Lls ll M .,.,s LOU
.se l.. = lss
LEU uarlss y,ial t,ie = = - :.
S.ltests lloNai ~ e ~ al.'s \. 80
Lieut. 2 ~. s'shseiel, = ~ ~
leave, oatnhel p, Sfs,l q I'm, ~
Llept.s Carls pat, Lieut.. ohsIies ia
Fercamp and many ON
lss - - u
Matsonia Takes AWay Young Folks.
Already members Of the gay. young
,er set who hRye 1ade the sdiniIIet so
'cia1 season II Hon lul1 such 8 success
are leaving Tor the mainland. This
morning the Matsonia carried away q
full passengers list and many of those
who left the islands are cnStheir way
TO Eastern colleges. Mrs. =. A. Jones
left with her three daughters, Helen,
Margaret and Catherine, who will 90
East for another two years. During
their summer In the islands. the Jones
girls have been the motive for num-
Der Of entertainments and as the
steamer pulled away from the dock
this morning there was q large gath.
ering at the wharf to bid them bon
voyage.
Miss Emily Cooke, the charming
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ). p. Cooke,
and her brother, j. p, yr.. were also
among the departing young folks. The
Cookies have been entertained extern
sivelv ffiis sumrBer and their friends
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-, OOHtAHu0O from Rage l.e%3%Eta.
munitions the United States has been
most valuable ally ,S >:3zs S ,
:; We: do not believe It meet that any
nation should dictate Americas di-
plomacy in this crisis, and the pub.
hshed advice from foreign sources
appearing daily in our ,wspapers 81
to the attitude we should take in the
war, we. resent as unwarranted inter-
ference. We regard all such acts,
together with the, inflamnatory head
lines in the lingo element of the
press, as preconceived' ard deliber-
ate endeayors. to: decoy us from our
traditional policy Of peace and inde-
pendent nationalism, and to percipi-
tate our now happy nation into the
horrors Of the most terrible war that
has ever stained the pages OF history.
Beware of Selfish Interests.
It is the conviction of the Friends
of Peace that unless firm action is
taken soon, the continued efforts Of
parties financially interested will;
through covert acts, involve this
country in. the WAR against the peo-
pies will. 49,. :: = -! :,
-. Your organization *sia respectfully
invited to- send to. the convention as
many delegates as possible as the
sentiment against Wal. will he meas
ured' largely by the snumber OF dele.
gates. =" x is, Il ~. ~. ~ -
Among those invited to address the
convention, are Hon. William Jen-
nings Bryan, ex-secretary Of state;
Hon. Charles Nagel, ex-secretary of
commerce and labor; Senators Hoke
Smith of Georgia, Works of .Califor-
mia, Hitchcock Of Nebraska and Clapp
of Minnesota; congressman Mann
and Buchanan of Illinois and Con-
gresham Porter and Ex-Governor
Pennypacker of Pennsylvania; Mar
tin of North Dakota and. <.:Cyclone,'
Davis Of Texas; Miss Jane Addams Of
Chicago, and r'-,ny divines and schol-
ars OF national reputation.