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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-09

By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
the land records Of the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of the parties secured there
by, the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
Mo si THE sTxTgENTH pAY OF AZ;
GUST. AID: 1915, AT THE HOUR OF FOUR
trict Of Columbia, to wit:
na o ct soua lot in square
nifty (25ol. described by metes and bounds as
Beginning for the same at the southwest cor
the north is' line Of street fty.two tssS feet
feet wide: thence west with said thirty foot
last mentioned alley. one hundred and forty
fs e pnt Of
ing Of a nve-story brick hotel building; subject.
however. to a nrst deed Of trust Of $50, 900:
per annum and which said trust matured June
80 IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
All the furniture and household effects now
on the premises. used By the owners thereof
in operating the said building as hotel aud
Terms q .as .so, to t ss. s5
Of the time Of the acceptance Of bid. and the
balance in two equal installments payable in
one and two years thereafter and to be repre-
bearing interest at the rate Of 6 per cent
per annum. secured by second deed Of trust
upon the property conveyed %t Junior Exc 9I,y to
all cash at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
posit Of $1,000 viii be required at the time OF
sale.
AZ to personally: All cash. deposit OF
$500 win be required at the time of sale.
Terms OF sale as to both realty and per.
sonalty to be complied with within twenty
days Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to sen the real estate and personal
property at the cost and risk Of the defaulting
purchaser or purchasers after i've days previous
Advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in the city of Washington,
WILLIAM n. SHOLES,
Southern building;
HAYDEN JOHNSON,
Columbian building.
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~SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. ).
The Wiltshire S Stss1a'. a Sss. s
view. Capacity.
$50. Private baths, running water in rooms, ele-
vator. etc. Music. Speeial-S12.50 up wkly; 81 so
up dly. Oren all year. Bklt. SAMUEL ELLIS.
No+or;c+c Take Wilmington Pennsgrove ferry
NIOlOl ISlo for quickest and best route
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DAVIS, It'll & e S. W.
22S Az sw, sto, DIV 80. 90
207h 18th ew,7r,b25, so
507 e sw. Or, b.21.50
62s 18th ne. Or. 2.50
52S 9th sw, Or, b.19.0O
1918 War sw Or. b1S.50
GA 10th sw, 6r,b.1S.O0
9271a r sw, Or. bill. so
$40 G sw, 6r, b. .17.sO
AT 18th sw. 7r,b.17.O0
9O4 F sw, Or. 1850
1884 ~ sw, Or. Is. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-09

Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate Known as
the Hudson Hotel, Formerly
the New Fredonia Hotel, Lo-
Gated at Nos. 1921 and 1928 H
Street Northwest, Washington
D. Co.; Also Desirable Furni-
ture, Equipment, Etc, Con
tanned Therein.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. August g.
1918. Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office, Room 500. District Building, until two
O'Clock. pm. September /. 1918. for furnishing
and delivering two motor driven tractors, and
two motor driven combination chemical hose
wagons, for use in the Fire Department. DC
Specifications and forms of proposals may be
obtained from Purchasing Officer, DC. Room
800 District Building. OLIVER 7. NEWMAN,
LOUIS BROWNLOW, JULIAN L. SCHIEY act
ing). Commissioners, DC auI,9.lo
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
of Columbia, August 2. 1919. SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received at the office of the Sec
rotary of the Board OF Commissioners. Room 509
District Building. until 2 o'clock. p. NJ. August
IL, 1915. for furnishing and installing electrical
fixtures in the Western High School, Located
Thirty-ffth Street, Northwest between
and Reservoir Streets. Washington. d. c. Blank
forms of proposal. specifications and all neces-
sary information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department Room 421.
District Building, Washington. u: G: OLIVER
P. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNL0W. G. w.
KUTZ, Commissioners. u. c. au2.4.56,i.3
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AL B E M A RI E

Special Summer Rates-s2 up daily, 50 up weekly.
Leading high-class moderate rate hotel. Vir.
ginia ave-, near Beach. Cap, $50 100 cool front
1000 IT, porches; excellent table (evening din
ners); courteous service; homelike atmosphere
Booklet. j. Z. COfE.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.

A BARG Ahmed MONEY. on sth ST: Be
tween and NV, for s.. 500 bay window
brick: modern imp; rent, $50; good tenant
For particulars address Box 135. Star office.
ROOMS, BATH AND SLEEPING PORCH;
also 3 other porches; hot-water heat; all mod
ern conveniences; fine front lawn. Phone
Col. 1882.
FOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE; SEVEN ROOMS.
reception hall bath and servants toilet; on
wide avenue cars pass door: few blocks from
Union station. Price, So, 400. Box Al, Star
office. IA
THREE-STORY HOUSE, BRICK BASEMENT.
in Anacostia, D. c.. owner, leaving city, VIII
sacrifice for 81, 100; easy terms. Call or ad-
dress 174S W st. ~
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POTOMAC BEACHWTSs5Iassas.,Ssn,

THE most delightfuI river resort. $1.50 day,
ss week and up. Special rates to families and
parties Abundance fresh vegetables from our
own farm Sea food and poultry. Salt water
ba thing fishing. Grabbing. Music. dancing, ar
tesian water. Take steamer st. Johns. Colonial
Beach Auto and motor boat meet steamer. Write
Frank D. Blackstone. proprietor, call room
oil McGfn bldg. Phone ". 5000 for reservations.
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CHARLES s. SHIRE

WHITE.
1923 9Th NV. Or, b. $45. 90
sos NJ NV, Or, b. 40 so
sos l. NV, Or, b. IS. 80
91S N NV, Or, b.. 1880
1913 Sth NV. ST, b. 1880
61s G NV, Sr. b. ..2s.5O
1431 n J av, Or, b. ..24.5O
so Quincy NV, 6r. b. %. 80
482 @ NV, 6r. b. 1850
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VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.

LOTS AND HOUSES IL min to Pa. ave.
Spring water under pressure
ON Graded roads and walks.
Eectric-lighted street.
EASY PAYMENTS Car fare, IS monthly.
Splendid neghborhoOd.
CMeA NV eoY 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR sALB-wITHoUT CASH PAYMENT.
New bunsalow-type house; rooms and tile
dry; gas; electric lights; oak floors. laid dou-
bic; hardwood trim; large granite and cement
open fireplace in room 2s #. BY IA; located in
beautiful park. containing hundreds Of forest
trees. VIII sell above house and lot, 45x150,
for 400 $86 monthly. See Owner, W. r.
WILSON, Riverdale, Nd
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FOR RENT-FLOYD e
I'll eth sw, Or. b. $35. 90
631 F sw, Or, b.T.0O
935 2 sw, Or. b. .21.50
500 ~ sw. Or, .20.5o
426 7th sw. 7r. %. 20. 90
912 r sw. Or. b. Is. so
%54 N sw, Or. :. Is. 80
1905 r sw, Or. 100
iol5 Nd av sw. Or. BIZ. 30
624 d sw. Or, b.11.5o
f106 9Th sw, Or. 1850
Si3 7th sw. Or, b. 1850
1856 10th ne, 6r. .15. 90
625 l. sw, Or. ...14.50
<19 10th sw, Or. .13. 90
300 n sw. 6r. :. .11.5O
1905 ~ sw. 4r. ..1O.50
HOS 9th se, 5r. 300
TO 7th sw. Or, BIO. 80
6l1 sth sw. Or. rs. so
f0s sth sw. Or. 1850
S26 9Th sw, Or. sto.17. 90
STO
602 Pa ay NV. rs. 90
1913 Sd sw. sta 50h25. 90
COLI
221 ~ sw. Or. b. "a. 60
al Va av sw. Or. b.17.TO
b17 9th sw. Or. b. 16. 90
IS z sw. Or. 49,
215 ~ sw, Ar. ..l2.50
e36 q sw. br. .l0.UC
For q more complete
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E, 1909 9TH st. NV.
COI0RED

91s n. Or, b. .....32.50
247 Elm NV, Or, b. %. so
1920 5th NV, 7r, so
1927 4th NV, Sr. 1850
425 Franklin. Or. 1850
900 Euclid, Or, b. 1880
AS Ridge NV, 5r. 1890
40 Franklin, 5r. ..14.O0
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NEW GROOM HOUSE S.E.-FROM OWNER
Block to cars; h.-w. h.; gas, elc. laundry in
cellar; eastern exposure; price, ,25O; 500
cash, $27. so per month. Box Ala, Star office.
Groom houses In Petworth for the money.
Come see them.
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
1855 Col I'd. Tor. b&5O.W
Apt. I'LL NJ nw.5. b3S.a0
2106 II nv, sr, b.31 80
o12 9Th ne. Or. b. Is so
1927 y Cap. Or, b.@ 80
101i Enclid NV, 7r,b25.50
1928 Fl ne.sto&dw25.5 so
612 G ne, Or. b. :. .S. 90
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BROoKLANb,-NBARLY NEW 7-RooM AND
bath home in best section large lot: fine gar
ETC.; owner leaving city: IS, 500; half cash.
For appointment to inspect Phone N. 3365.W.
10S
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SALE By OWNER; GENUINE BARGA1N: NEAR
h.; 1880. Box 241, Star office. 16s
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PSON L co. ,1335 F NV.
1914 G ne. Or. b. 3.50
202l3 It'll sw, 5r, b. .E. so
FOR COLORED
2319 18th NV. Or, BIO. 30
The Erie. 5r, b. 1880
COG 18th ne. Or, b. 1880
1918 S NV. Or. IL. 90
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
NEW 6-RoOM HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE.
Price reduced; must be sold by Sept. I. Phone
Cleve. 08S OF write 206 Raymond st. 10
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HANDSOME HOME.
larss sttie; concrete cellar; gas and electric
lights; hot-water heat; located one square from
electric cars; v square from the Baltimore and
Warrington boulevard; high elevation; large
lot Price. "a, 7O0i terms. Apply to
ARTHUR CARR,
EVANSVILLE. MARYLAND.
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FOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE OWNER
leaving the country; must dispose Of his beau
tiful new suburban home; 10 rooms, 2 sleeping
porches; 2 bathrooms: all modern improve
ments; best materials; pebble-dash exterior;
yard and young fruit trees; specially low price
II sold at once. Investigate this bargain Call
any day except Saturday.
q N. SNOW, II Carroll ave-.
TakOma Park
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1881 l. st. NV, IS rooms and baths sos 90
134s Girard st. NV, Tor. and baths. .$55. 90
ga Westminster NV rooms and bath $50 80
1918 ST. NV, rooms and bath. $50 80
6O2 VI ST. Sc rooms and bath. 81 q so
1442 Ssth ST NV rooms .$14 90
1910 1lth ST. NV, 1st foor rooms. $3.50
Cottage 8, Nourse tract: 8 rooms. SIP 90
Is14h waiach st. NV, Or. and b. . $50 80
1341 wallach St NV, Or. and bath. :. .$27 80
1888 wallach St NV, Or. and bath. SGT so
833 q ST NV rooms and bath. .$22 70
a Fenton st. ne. 8 rooms. .$12 so
e6h Fenton 6 rooms. ............... $12 so
Ssh 26th st. NV, 4 rooms and bath. $12 50
MOVING PICTURE THEATER.
FILA 14th st. NV. ....................$11 $1,000
WEAVER BROS,
735 18th ST.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28
Hall OWEN SOCIAL
SATURDAY Will BE
LNENED BY STUNTS

Plans for the Zig Halloween social
at Cooke han on Saturday evening
are gradually being worked out. and
the different clubs tthe intermediate
department of the 4. M. G. A. are
banking on having a royal good time.
One feature of the social that is max.
ing q hit with the members Is the
fact that each member can bring a
girl.
Each club VIII have stunt. The
Xxx club VIII secure outside talent
and members will do d number Of
stunts. The Washington club will
have a tea house, where they will
serve tea to the members. knights
Of Kamehameha win play a number
Of selections for their part in the en-
tertainment A fortune teller will hold
forth at the Get Ready club booth.
Ell Globo club win give a lecture on
art All the famous works of Van
Dyke, Muriel. Franz Halls, Bud Fisher,
McManns and other noted lights will
be on exhibition. William Dreier, sec.
rotary of the intermediate depart
ment. will have charge Of arrange
ments.
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GENERAL WISER
Will HAVE SHORT
Time in Command

BrigadieraGeneral John p. Wiser.
named in yesterdays dispatches as
the successor Of Major.gen. William II.
Carter IN command Of the Hawaiian
department. win not be long In COM
mand, for he is to retire from active
service next July. General Wisser's
successor win be the third command
er Of this department within q year
The war department. has issued or
ders that Major-gen. Franklin Bell Is
assigned TO command or the western
division. 10 take effect upon the retire
ment for age Of Major-gen. Arthur
Murray on December 5.
General Bell Is now IN command OF
the second division, with headquarters
on the Mexican-T Texas border, at Tex
as City.
Gen, Frederick s. strong, who will
succeed Gen. Wiser as commander Of
the 1st Hawaiian Brigade. has been
acting Inspector general IN the Philip
pines and superintendent OF the Michi-
gan military academy, and In active
service has . long record. He served
in Indian campaigns In 1880 and 1891.
commanding mounted battery with
the FIRST cavalry. In the Spanish war
he was q major and became assistant
adjutant general Of volunteers. He
was born In Michigan n 1855. and
graduated from the United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point n 1880.
Brigadier-gen. Tfasker H. Bliss. Il
is said, will be promoted to major
general when General Carter retires.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28

HaWaii's Crack Rifle Shot Will
Have Letter From PreSi-
dent Attesting Skill

Because Of other engagements with
which the reception OF Sgt. Thomas
y. X. Evans would interfere, Presi-
dent Wilson and the secretary OF war
found 1t Impossible to receive the
champion rife shot of the United
States, and Sgt. Evans must be con-
tent with . letter signed by the presi-
dent, acknowledging his feat This
information came TO militia headquar-
tiers yesterday In ! message from the
secretary Of Delegate J. X. Kalaniana-
ole at Washington.
Plans were laid at meeting Tues
day night at the armory by members
Of the National Guard Of Hawaii for
an elaborate reception to the rife
team when the men come back to Ho-
noluIu November %.
]. K. Evans. Harold Godfrey and
Philip Sing were named as commit
tee to take full charge of arrange
mefts for the celebration and dance.
It was decided that the committee
shall 60 out to the Wilhelmina on
which the men are coming home, with
ieis to decorate them, Two compa-
mics Of the National Guard and the
National Guard band will be at the
dock. and after the rife team arrives
win escort them to the capitol. where
Governor Pinkham viii present them
with q token of appreciation.
AT night there Is to be big ball
and reception at the armory, details
of which win be arranged by the COM
mittee.
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NO SUCCESSOR
Will BE NAMED
FOR Bolts JOB
Mayors Secretary, Edward
Woodward, Takes Up Duties
of Purchasing Agent

Mayor Lane has decided definitely
to place the Office of purchasing agent
in the hands Of his own secretary,
Edward Woodward, and his decision
will be announced formally tomorrow
night In q letter TO the supervisors.
This was a statement given out by
the mayor today and puts at an end
the question that has existed ever
since the receipt OF the resignation
Of E. J. Bolts as purchasing agent,
which takes effect on the first of No
yember.
Though the mayor has dropped hints
from time to time that he favored
the placing Of the purchasing agency
either under his own secretary or I'M
der some clerk in the auditors Office,
no final statement has been given out
heretofore for publication. The sec
rotary will take over the new duties
without extra salary. the city saving
thereby $500 until the end OF the
year.
What plan will be followed after
the end of the year am not prepared
to say said the mayor when seen
today In regard to the placing Of the
secretary. 81 want to try this plan as
an experiment, to see IL 1t will not
prove. success. If at the end of the
year 1t proves to be too much of 3
burden on Mr.. woodward, we can then
shift 1t to an auditing clerk or to-
some candidate, as the case may be-
Right Under Mayors Eye.
This new plan places the business
Of the office almost directly under the
eye Of the mayor and that is one OF
the things he wants. woodward viii
probably be kept at hts regular desk
In the anter6om 0f the mayors Office,
and James Harbottle, assistant to the
agent, VIII take the desk which IS now
held by Mr.. Bolts. That, however, is
4 detail which the mayor says can be
arranged more fully later.
About six candidates have applied
for the place. the mayor says, and
these men viii have to seek other
1t is understood that the
office is much coveted
woodward, who assumes the added
burden of office. Is well known in Ho.
nolulu. He II a graduate OF Oahu
College, member of the class OF
1898. He was graduated with highest
icnors, and Immediately after went
into the law office of Judge A. s.
intending to become q
lawyer. Later he served with yari.
bus firms about the city with success,
Is clerk, D0okkeeper and stenograph.
n. IN 1909 he was appointed clerk OF
the territorial house OF represents
ives and has received that aDDOint- |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28

consider the use OF individual motors
with each set Of rollers preferably to
one motor operating the entire train.
BY this application the control of any
set OF rollers Can be handled indie.
pendently of any other set. so that p
wide flexibility of control is obtained.
In the event that one mill is clogged
up it is not essential to alter the speed
of the entire train. but the speed may
be ABUSED for the particular mill I'M
til this difficulty is met. Therefore
doubt whether it would be necessary
to furnish electric motors having such
q wide range OF speed variation as is
required with the Coriiss engine drive.
1t is my understanding that in some
mills speed variation of 100 per cent
is not an uncommon occurrence. but
with individual motor drive probably
this condition could be met with a
speed variation of 25 per cent in each
motor, or perhaps not to exceed so
per cent This can be easily and read
lily obtained and the wiring can be SO
arranged that all the controllers are
readily accessible to one operator, so
that he can have complete charge of
the mill"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28
PROMOTION WORK
Is OUTLINED TO
ROTARY CLlBMEN

Insurance men from all over the
world are turning their eyes to Ha-
wall for future visits, according to
Zeno X. Myers, manager of the Home
Insurance Company. Mr. Myers, who
has just returned from California, was
one of the speakers at the Rotary
Club luncheon today. Having attend
ed the sessions Of the Worlds 1nsur-
ance Congress held under the aus
pices OF the San Francisco exposition,
he had uneQualed opportunities to
meet Insurance men from all parts of
the world and in all branches of the
business, and he said that without an
exception those he met were anxious
to come here and many are planning
to do so.
There is no question that Hawaii
Is being splendidly advertised and that
in insurance circles, which particu-
larly happen TO know, the islands are
known in the most attractive way"
he said Mr.. Myers is chairman Of
the promotion committee of the In.
surance Club of this city and has
done much good work in the pro-
motion line among insurance men
abroad.
A. p. Taylor. director of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, was the other
speaker today. He told the Rotarians
that promotion work IL q business
proposition and that boosting Hawaii,
is natural because just telling the
truth about the islands is a boost to.
prospective tourists. He also told Of,
IL ~ 4 -.
he leaves next week.
The Rotary Clubs membership is
steadily broadening and every seat at
the big table was filled today. Presi.
dent Paxson commented on the broad
ening of membership and also told of
promotion work being done for the ISL
ands through the sending out of nearly
700 letters, with the aid Of Director
Taylor's organization. to Rotary Club
and secretaries elsewhere.
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Ill sEEssa asEEEsl
MINIATURE Grass HUT
TO ADVERTISE HAWAII

! when A. p. Taylor Of the Pro
= motion Committee leaves for the
Z coast he viii take with him q
= miniature grass hut which he In
Z tends TO exhibit in q number 81
= places on the mainland. The hut
x Is 'about three feet high, and Is
< an exact replica of the native
x huts Of Hawaii All OF the uten-
q sis used in the life Of the native
= Hawsiians are reproduced, and
an outrisger canoe Is placed on
= the wan In the hut,
= I'VE do not want to give the
< mainland people an idea that this
< Is the present style or architec-
= ture, but win use the hut as an
( attraction said Mr.. Taylor to-
& day. The hut WIN be placed IN
= the San Francisco office for a
z time. and later on viii be sent
< to different exhibitions. It win
< give the mainland citizens an
: idea Of the change in conditions
{ in Hawaii during the past few
: years.
9 sEEaEEEEazERaK El
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J DAILY REMINDERS

10 ger value: sell ~ ~ AUCTION. gee
AUCTION eas.-Aov
nounQ tne isnna u auto, Jaw.
A5nis sta9les. rnone 1870
ne. 3e'' usc,ulns III your WIZ Ia
80 snose w .1 ..on 9 rsoas
iec ~ ~ .ne l.uLIilss
~ g 1yoN VII only ,.s salsIse .c<s
snoy = n 1.S 1ns .s,.s nsE 1910
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28

As an aftermatch of the recent muir
der at Kalihfwai, Kauai. which result
ed in the hanging of three Filipfnos,
Stu Wada, wife of the murdered Japa-
nese farmer, died at the Kilauea hos
pital few days ago. The woman had
been suffering from blows on the
head administered with an iron rod
and, since the tragedy, had been in a
half crazed condition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28
MUCH APPENDICITIS
IN HONOLULU

Every week many cases Of appen-
dicitis are taken to Honolulu hos.
pitfalls. Much Of this can be pre-
vented by the use of buckthorn
bark. glycerine, ETC.. as mixed In
Adler-i-ka. One spoonful Of this.
powerful mixture ONLY TWICE q
week keeps entire system CLEAN
and prevents appendicitis. Most
medicines act only on lower bowel:
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower and
upper bowel.
Just ONE SPOONFUL is so pow
erfnl and cleanses bowels so
THOROUGH 1t relieves almost
ANY CASE constipation. sour or
Rassy stomach. ONE bottle has re-
lieved mild cases appendicitis. Al
though powerful, It works GENT.
LY and NEVER gripes. The IN.
SLANT action is surprising. The
HOLSTER Drug Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-28
ELECTRIC POWER
BEST FOR SUGAR
MILLS SAYS VOTE
Engineers Unanimously Favor
Doing Away With Steam at
Big Plants on Islands


With the adjournment at noon to-
day Of the third annual convention Of
sugar mill engineers, ended one of
the most instructive meetings Of the
body. two papers read this morning
proving Of exceptional interest. A
banquet tonight at the Commercial
Club at 1880 Will be the last gathering
Of the members until next year. j. G.
Plankinton and s. T. Carr read the
papers, and followed them with brief
discussion.
One Of the most important steps
taken by the convention was the ap-
prevail by an almost unanimous vote
OF the proposal to gradually replace
steam as the power for sugar mills,
BY electricity. The plan Of the en-
gineers Is to do away with the system
Of using large steam engines, and in
their place 10 use individual motors.
A resume Of all the papers read
during the convention followed the
discussion OF the use " electricity IN
place Of steam. J. Wyllie, during
this period, called to the attention Of
the engineers new displacement
pump FOR handing milk OF lime solu-
ton, which vas generally agreed TO
be the best plan for q pump which
was shown during the convention.
on Separating Device.
During the discussion at the latter
end Of the session today, Engineers
Meinecke Of Peia, Bechert OF kukaiau
and II. johnson, consulting chemist
with &C. Brewer & Company, made in
tere6ting short talks on problems