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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
BATTERY Shown
WORKING AFTER
RACKING TESTS

To show to what hard knocks an
Edison storage battery potash type)
can be subjected, yet still perform it's
tasks, one was taken to the reef about
a half-mile from Lahaina and kept
submerged four days. Had it been of
earlier types the salt water would
have ruined it. Then it was installed
On the steamer MAIZENA,, where it was
used for gas engine ignition and for
the ships lights. ...>. r..
The 2-40 ampere hour battery is now
in the display window of the Hawaiian
Electric Co., where it furnishes the
current for a number of lights. -.
ri This battery, the, style of which is
widely used for automobile and gas en-
CINE ignition, was not recharged until
time came to display it in the win
dow, and it showed absolutely no ill
effects from its hard treatment except
as regards the appearance of the case.
Mechanically it is still in perfect con-
dition. 49, +. -. .....* =: -"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
green IS ONLY !.
CANDIDATEWH
TELLSOF PLAN
All Other Men in Line for Char
ter Election Jobs are Mum
on Great Issues at Stake.

All is in readiness for the special
charter election TO be held In Homo
lulu July G-one week from tomorrow.
TO date there has been no campaign
ing, and no political cards and vote
for-me" arguments have been ad-
yanced. It is the most quiet POLITICAL
preamble To any election the city ever
held. The candidates are divided into
/ two distinct classes-those who have
the welfare OF the city at heart and
who intend to work for a good char
I ter, and those who are candidates for
the purpose OF testing out their pO-
I litical strength. 49,.
Francis Green, declare his friends,
belongs to the former class. He also
is the only candidate who has stated
in detail where he stands on the char
ter question. In an open letter to the
voters. published in the Star-Bulletin.
he stated his principle definitely and
what he proposed to vote for md what
he proposed to vote against II elected
q delegate to the charter convention.
This convention will be held in Sep
TENDER
All is hustle and hustle in City and
County Clerk Kalauokalani's office
where the election parIphernalia is
being bundled and sent out to the var
ious precinct voting booths. The
clerk was un be t. come to his office
today to super wise the work, owing to
illness. and DepIty Clerks Henry Van
Gieson and Antoine Fernandez are in
charge. ..:
These are some OF the questions
voters would like candidates to an
swer before the election: .'.. 49,.
Should the lower of the supervisors
be increased? H..
Should the power of appointment
be vested in the board OF supervisors
and the mayor, or in the mayor, sub,
ject to the approval of the board?
How about salaries of elective OF.
ficers!
How about the initiative, the refer.
endum and the recall? -.
What should be the length of terms
for county officers?
Should salaries of elective officials
be raised during their incumbency?
There are nany other questions of
public interest which the candidates
can answer before the election. i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
SEND 90 women
AND Children
TO COOL CAMP
First Group Will Be Sent From
PaIama Settlement in Morn
ina Train Next Thursday

Next Thursday morning the first
group of so women and children from
the Palama district will leave op the
9:l5 train for the fresh air camp at
Waialua. According to the plans made
by the committee, this group will
spend two weeks at the camp. and
will then be returned to the city to
be followed by other groups of 80
throughout the summer. The length
of time that the camp will be run
will depend on the amount of money
that can be secured. SO far $1,000
has been received for the work.
J. A. Rath, who has general super
vision of the camp, and who will
spend most of the summer there. is
rushing the work at Waiaiul in prep
araticn for the pilgrimage on Thurs
day. A large general dining room has
been erected, and the II sleeping
shacks are almost completed Trees
have also been planted which will add
attractiveness to the appearance Of
the place. The camp is situated about
four hundred yards from the railway
station, and is close to the beach,
where exceptionally fine bathing facili-
ties are to be found. Trained nurses
will be in charge, and all of the ar
engagements go toward making the
two weeks stay bright spot in the
lives of the tired women and children
from the tenements.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
ARE RESERVING
PLACES AT.CAMP
OF '. v. c. A NOW
Formal Opening of Resort at
The Peninsula Will Take
Place Next Monday

Registrations are beginning to come
in for the Y. w. C. A..Summer camp
at The Peninsula, and also for the
opening day on July ). Tickets at 81
each, which include transportation
each way and lunch, may be purchas,
ed at the Y. w. G. A. office IN the Bos
ton building on or before June 80. and
at the new office in the old Y. NJ. c. A
building after that time. They may
also be purchased az Thrum's Book
Store at any time. ...
1t is important in order to complete
arrangements that tickets be purchas,
ed on or before July g. These tickets
are good On special train leaving
Honolulu at o'clock on the morning
of July 5, and returning at o'clock
the same day,
Mrs. Walter F. t'rear has graciously
given the Y. w. G. A. the use of her
cottage at The Peninsula fer the sum-
mer, and in addition there are to be
two army tents and plenty of cots for
the use of the girls. Mr.. Cooper, who
lives next door to the camp, has given
the Y. w. c.. A. girls the privilege OF
going out to the end of his pier for
swimming, and also has offered the
use of his tennis court A canoe will
be on hand for the use OF the girls.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
MUTUAL DECEIT IS
kernel OF STORY

With just sufficient of the serious
to keep it from being placed In the
comedy class, Young Romance" the
Paramount feature offering at Ye Lib
erty theater for the first half OF the
week, is 4 drama of romantic youth
that rings true to nature and proves a
worthy vehicle for the debut of Edith
Taliaferro into the silent drama. In.
cidentaIly Miss Taliaferro is y charm.
ing little lady and promises to figure
among the fayorites with the photo
play clientele. H. =. -
A young couple, cast as clerks in a
mammoth New York department store.
where neither knows the other, decide
to ape the upper crust for just sin
gle week. Both decide upon the same
exclusive Maine resort and meet. each
having assumedsthe name of a person
prominent in the social columns. Nat
urally they fall in love. End each feels
to be not worthy OF the other. The
week that was to stand out as enc of
great pleasure becomes one of gloom,
and not until they return to their
work in the department store and
meet by accident do they realize to
what effective purpose Daniel Cupid,
Esq, has worked. ~ -. ".-
The eighth episode CT THE Elk.
pIoits of Elaine the scientific detec-
tive serial. the story Of which appe 1rs
in each Saturdays issue of the Star.
Bulletin, will also be shown tonight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
WOULD BOOST MAINLAND
TRADE WITH TERRITORY

The Hawaii Promotion Committee
has received an offer from the Ameri-
can Bureau of Foreign Trade, A
Whitehall street, New York, to assist
any Hawaiian merchants who may be
interested in developing commercial
relations with the United States main
land. ....
The bureau makes no charge for
its services, as all expenses are de,
frayed by American merchants and
manufacturers interested in establish
ing closer and more harmonious rela-
items between the United States and
the islands. ..-. H.
The assistant secretary of the Pro
motion Committee will be pleased to
furnish further particulars to those in
terested. II. -....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
Dinner DANCE !.
THIS EVENING AT
HEINIE'S TAVERN

There will be a dinner dance this
evening at Heinie's Tavern in honor
of the captain, officers and passengers
of the steamer Sierra and officers Of
the army and navy il Oahu. Manag-
er lHeydenreich will serve splendid
dinner for the event, during WHICH
there will be music by q Filipino or
chestra, and the dancing win follow
Immediately afterwards. Manager
Heydenreich's dinner dances are grow
ing in popularity. and this evenings
event promises to be the most bril-
Liant of it's kind yet held at he TaV-
ern.-Adv. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
TONIGHT'S BAND PROGRAM

Under the leadership of Peter IA
lani, the Hawaiian Baud will give a
public concert at Kaimuki, beginning
at 1880 o'clock tonight. Following Is
the program: -. ~ <.'.~
America. 49,
March-Tip-Top Tipperary Mary j..
OVerture-Sarafan ............ Erich
Haw'n Songs by HaW'n Gand Glee
Club. "%.. Ia. .=... " -.
Selection-The Open Mirror .....
al. NY IODdui
49,. .-.- PART II.
Selection-Lady Luxury tnew). ....
....... -. ....,.. VIM. Schroeder
Haw'n Songs-Lady voealists with
Band Accompaniment A.. by Berger
Waltz-Les Sirens Weldteufei
Polka-Kiss .s............ Coste
-~< Hawaii Ponoi. ~:
The Star Spangled Banner
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
GILBERT PARKER COLONIAL PLAY

Sir Gilbert Parker, author of the IA
NOUS masterpiece tt. Seats If the
Mighty has produced in the two-part
playlet, The Going Of the White
Swan" a picture that will be found a
dramatic treat 1t is based on Gar-
ing plot and is typically. colonial in
its settings.
The Gong OF the White Swan" is a
beadliner on the Empire theater pro
gram OF new releases today. Assist
ing Sir Gilbert Parker in the produc:
ten OF tae work are Lionel Barrymore
and a cast Of famous stars. The play
possesses all the elements essential TO
a dramatic success. In the story in
which love, sacrifice, wit, humor, mys-
terry and pathos are shown.
\ newspaper tale of unusual merit
depicting the trials of cub reporter
vino is assigned a difficult task Of eX,
pUsing a fraud committed in high
places, is featured in the comedy, " rhe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

Cub Reporters Assignment. Robert
Ellis, as the embryo newspaper man,
loses no time in demonstrating that he
is en- the job. He assists an inventor
TO secure a patent ON marvellous con-
trivance much sought by rival nations.
He falls in love with the inventors
daughter. \ private secretary schemes
10 get the reporter out of the way.
Stealing valuable plans. he lays the
crime to the newsp2perman. Ellis la.
ter shows the villain in his true light
Irene Boyle, a new emotional actress
TO the silent stage. has leading part.
The popular novel. White Lies"
has been dramatized and produced on
the moving-picture stage. II will be
shown for the first time in this city
today at the Empire
4 farce filled wifi laughable situa-
tiCns will be found in Buster Gets
the Worst of It." Oswald Gentry, a ris-
ing star among comedians, has the:
title role. .:. :.,... ::
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28
INTRIGUES Of French court seen

F.. A heartinterest story, running like
= thread through scenes of court life
in France a century and a quarter
agS; through political ccnyulsiCns and
npheayaIs: through war and reTolu.
ton, is to be found in The Seats Of
the Mighty" Sir Gilbert Parkers in.
itlal offering to the world of filrndom,
now showing at the I}ijou theater.
An American made film, de ling
with the history of America and the
upbuildihg OF the great British en-
pire, produced by American artists of
the highest grade, The Seats of the
Might" is an American film in every
respect but one. i. e., that it was writ
ten by an Englishman. However, that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

does not detract from the value of the
picture Rather it adds to it, as Sir
Gilbert Parker is in the front rank OF
students Of Canadian affairs
Among the members of the cast are
such sterling actors and actresses as
Thomas Jefferson, son of the creator
Of RIP Van Wrinkle, and worthy
successor to his illustrious father:
Lionel Barrymore, member of enc
of the greatest family of actors and
actresses the world has ever known;
and Millicent Evans and Lois Mered-
it'll. pair of Breadway's fayorite stars.
Madame Sanborn and Sigrore Caya.
dore are making their farewell ap.
pearance at the Bijou during the first
half OF the week. -.~..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

TtGATGR

The House of Silent Drama -.
Continuous Performance from 1880 to
Xix 4 p. m. 49,
TWO Shows (Evening). $50 and 8:45.
TODAY'S PROGRAM. ...
THE GOING OF THE WHITE SWAN
Two reel drama .......... Selig
Buster Gets the Worst of it
Comedy observation-disclosures. I'd son
White Leis- II - Jig. -. T..
Drama 49,. 49,. LSSdHdS
The Cub Reporters Assignment 49,"
Comedy kalem
The telephone is being extended to
Tromsce, in Norway, 200 miles be-
yCnd the Arctic circle - 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-28

Saugatuck Congregational church,
Westport, has received the $4,000 be
quest of the late Bradford R. Wood
of Albany. - ..
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01

drouth and today's rain came at a
very opportune time.
Berlin Briefs.
Regal hive, L. @. T. M, will hold
a meeting tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Skinner. A large
attendance is requested.
Herbert Bell. employed by the New
Britain Gas Light company, is having
! a house built on the Turnpike road.
II. N. Dickinson Of East Berlin has
accepted a position with A. Pierson Of
Cromwell.
Harry McAvoy of the United States
navy is at his home in Kensington on
a three weeks furlough.
Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of Brooklyn.
N. Y, is visiting with Miss E. P. Will
cox of Worthington ridge.
A large attendance was present at
the Methodist church, Kensington, last
evening to hear the address of Rev.
w. III. Mitchell of Westville. An in
formal reception followed.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01
u. S. SUBMARINE H-3
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Submersible, Which Ran Aground
During Quiet Sea on Point Sur
Liberated by Waves.

San Francisco, July LIMITED
States submersible H-3 which was
floated late yesterday after being
wedged between the rocks near Point
Sur lighthouse since Tuesday night,
arrived here today. 1T was said the
H-s, would be dry d11sked to deter
mine II any damage MS done to her
hull
Details received here today Of the
grounding Of the submarine H-3
Tuesday night near Point Sur light
house just south of Monterey Bay and
the release of the little vessel late yes
terday reveal a curious anomaly. A
quiet sea was the cause Of the sub
mariners mishap; a slightly rough
sea gave it freedom.
Tuesday night Point Sur was en-
veloped in dense fog. Ordinarily
this would not have disturbed marin
ers, inasmuch as the breakers that
almost constantly assault the high
promontory give out ample warning.
But the sea that evening was SO still
there was not a wave to sound the
peril of the rocks, and the H-a ran
snugly between two huge boulders.
All day yesterday the submarine
chung fast to it's berth, despite the eff
forts of the tender Cheyenne to pull
it out. Late in the afternoon, how
ever, the sea began to rise. sudden
swell lifted the vessel and at the same
instant the Cheyenne's line taut-
ened. =.
The sudden jerk pulled the H-3
clear and threw it against another
rock. turing it on it's side. From the
almost perpendicular decks. five OF
the crew slid into the water. Two
could not swim, but ropes were tossed
to them, and in few minutes all
We're back on board. The HIS was
| quickly pulled into open water, with
injuries, if any, of minor character.
When the Cheyenne, with the HI
and the h., resumed the trip to San
Francisco, it was not the H-3 that
| the tender took in tow, but the HI,
which had developed a broken bear
| ing.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01
OFFENSIVE TO BE-
TAKEN BY ALLIES
=
FrsnaH At A III Arras and
AHgle-French in Dardanelles :,

London, July l., 11.5o a. m. awhile
the AustsoGerman armies continue
to push the Russians back over .he
Galician border into tHeir own ter
ritory raifnors are rife in, London of
contemplated offensives by the en-
tente allies The French are credited
with the intention of making a. for
midable attack on account OF the
enormous expenditure of artillery am
munition TO the, north Of Arras, where
persistent bonn bardment has been
kept up for the last fortnight while
the Anglo French forces on the Calf
poll Peninsula are said 10 be on the
point of ma king supreme effort to
capture the massive hill of Achi
Baba,S which dominates all the coun-
try south Of the narrows of the OAR
danelles.
The recent gains claimed by the
British and French on the southern
end of the peninsula are considered
important ones because they indicate
an approach to the hill on three sides.
Warsaw Left, More Open.
On the eastern front every change
leaves Warsaw more open to the
drive which the Germans and AUS
tro-Hungarians evidently are making
towards that city. ~
Along the northern line the Aus
tro-Germans appear to be experience
ing the greatestl success, for the Rus
SLAMS Use en- to be making stubborn
fight along the Gnila Lipa, while
retreating generally between the Wis.,
tula and Bug rivers towards Lublin.
Beth Sides Attack.
In the west both sides have at
| tackled in the sArgonne forest and be-
yond the MeSse hills without deci-
/ sive result. The fighting of the past
/ fortnight has been without permanent
result except in the vosges where the
l French have consolidated substantial
| gains
From Vienna the Italians are re-
! ported to be showing renewed energy
along the Isonzo river, having brought
| up more men and guns, but no de
cisive action is reported.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-01

New York, July 1.-Hsrry Elton
sky, the fam csls- swimmer who has
performed some remarkable feats Of
strength and endurance in the Winter
during the past few years, has de-
clared his intention of swimming the
Niagara rapids some time lin August.
This feat, (which. caused the death
of Captain Matthew Webb some years
agosand has been tried since with All