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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
WARSHIPS GUARD
SIBERIA FROM
FAREAST

Jerome j. Smiddy, beside attending
the duties of United States marshal,
spends his time inventing mechanical
devices, of which he has patents. The
tenth, which is of a gas turbine en-
CINE, reached him by today's mail
after three years suspension in the
United States patent office.
This engine" sale Smiddy, will
never get out of order like the COM
plicated gas engines in automobiles
today. 1t has no cranks, no pistons,
and no connecting rods, in fact moth
ing to start bucking."
The engine is about the size and
shape of an electric motor and works
on the principle of the steam turbine.
There are but two main bearings. with
a revolving wheel to replace the pres
ent form of cylinders. The gas alter
mating explosion turns the wheel after
the manner of steam in a turbine.
Smiddy is in receipt of a letter from
the Automobile Association at Oak
land, Ca, inviting him to exhibit his
drawings there. His future plans for
the patent are not made as yet.
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Sugar 4.765cts
Beets
Henry Watefnouss Trust Co.
49,. @ ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908
Radio From the LurIine,

Radio From the LurIine.
r. The following wireless message has
been received by the agents of the S.
S. Lurline, bound for Honolulu: Eos
Hcnolulu-9 cabin passengers, 4 steer,
age passengers, 1870 bags of mail, 6
w. F. X. matter. Is automobiles, 229S
tons of cargo. For Kahului-5S1 tons
Of cargo. Ship arrives Wednesday
morning and will dock at Pier IS
( - -
Four stowaways were landed from
the United States army transport
Thomas, an arrival from Manila this
morning. The men we're discovered
after the troopship had steamed from
Nagasaki, Japan.
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JACKASS' laugh
=HERALDSN[AG4RA

The merry ha-ha from a laughing
iackass, the sQueafof approval COM
ing from tall crates on the upper deck
of the Canadian Australasian liner
j. Niagara yesterday morning proclaim
ed to federal customs, quarantine and
immigration officers who boarded the
vessel outside the harbor that several
Australian kangaroos were en- route
to the coast.
The Niagara carried animals to be
placed on exhibition at the San Fran
cisco fair. In addition to the hangar
COS and wallabies, the commission
will receive varieties of cockatoos
which have been taught to speak in
telligent English by the officers and
men on the Niagara The jacks fair
ly made the welkin rims along the
waterfront while the Niagara re-
NAMED at the port to discharge a
small amount Of cargo.
The Niagara had 50 tons of freight
for Honolulu and 300 for Vancouver.
She brought 20 bags CT mail Alto
gether she had pa passengers. Among
those for Honolulu were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Wollaston. Mr.. WOllastOn is a
leading opal producer.
Among the passengers who sailed
for Vancouver ON the Niagara was
Howard Wilson. who went to join the
third contingent at Victoria for Euro
pean service.
Mrs George Gill returned to Can
ada Bound for Victoria to make his
home there was Colin McLennan. for
mer manager of the Laupahoehoe
Sugar Company. Mrs. McDennan and
Miss McLennan sailed with him. ].
". S. Williams Of Theo H. Davies &
&C. went to the coast for six weeks
vacation.
The bright red funnel of the British
tramp freighter Indraghiri doomed con-
spicuously off tine port earl this morn
ing, Calling at Honolulu to receive
$50 tons of bunker coal before con
tinuing the iournevnto Galveston and
New York by the way Of Panama
cane, the trip was a pleasant one with
the exception of a few days of bad
weather off the japanese coast.
The Indraghiri received cargo at Ma
Mia, Shanghai and several ports in
Japan 1t left Moi on February 90
Tile steamer was given berth at
Pier 16 1t is the intention of the
Inter Island Steam Navigation Com
pany, its agents, to despatch the YES
sci : tho east coast Late this after |
h0Cc.
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From Molokai and Maui ports, the
steamer Mikahala reached port Sun
day morning with more than 1000
sacks of sugar. The freight list in
Guided 1870 bales Of hides and ship
monts Of poultry. livestock, vegetables
ar1 sundrieS.
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Bringing more than 80 passengers.
the steamer kinau, in leaving Kauai
ports for Honolulu. was supplied with
1850 sacks OF sugar and shipments OF
sundries.
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HELP WANTED.

Salesman by Wholesale clothing firm,
commission and ARRANGEMENTS; give
full credentials; splendid opportu-
nifty for hustler. H. Cohen & Sons,
III Canal St, New York City.
6130-7t
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house.
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath, running water;
short distance from. postoffice; mod,
, crate. Camel place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel. 1541. 61U4-tf
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Sales: Between Boards 20 Oahu
Sugar Co. 21h; % H. B. & NJ. Co.
15h; 100 Nut. Tel Co. 1872.
Session Sales-2O Pioneer &c; $4,000
o. r. & L. 5s 1903.
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Makiti t:elshts Poultry Ranch.

WdNIN F.SISUIS TVuFIIy hdTNHs
s. c. White Leghorns and s. C. Orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs, day-old
chicks, young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders: 1S0-243 eggs. We
trap nest every bird every day in the
year. Cockerels from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant; write for price list.
Tel. a1i6. c C.. PehImann, p. o. Box
,Qg
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Latest sugar quotation: So degree
test, 4.765 cents, or, $3.50 per ton.
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DIVIDENDS

DIVIDENDS.
April 5.-H. G.. & S. Co. %; Homo
mui Ice. -.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Bid. Asked

Monday. April }.
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MERCANTILE.

tAEzhSAdN1t LIZ 6lQ. ASKED
Alexander & Baldwin Ltd 49,. ....
G. Brewer & Co. 1890. go. 49,.
SUGAR
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

A. the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fighth ay. and 29th st., special evangel-
ietfc services will be held throughout
April. DR.. Burre.l will preach At u
a. m. tomorrow on "The Mystery OF
Golco'ha." and az g p. m on "Seii-
evident Facts
A. the Collegiate Church, West End
az. and 18th st.. the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evcrtson Cobb Will preach at both ser
vices tomorrow. A. 1880 p. m. the
choir. assisted by the Riverside Choral
Club. viii sing the cantata The Risen
King" By Schneider.
1.-THE Oriental Harcm in the Salt
Lake Valley" is The subject OF an adj
dress TO be given by Rudyard 5. u
zcil az the Reformed Church Of Har-
len. Lenox av. and l23d ST. to-mor-
row mt 3 p. m. The Rev DR.. Tlton,
pastor Of the church, will preach at
the morning service.
In Che Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church. Convent av. and 18TH ST., DR..
Paul Seibeit Lcinbach will preach to-
morrow st II q. m. on Wearing the
Fools Can" and at p. m. on where
TO Keen YOURSELF
At he COLLEGIATE Church OF ST.
Nicholas. Fifth av. and 18th st. West,
the Rev. Dr. Malcolm James Macleod
will preach at II a. m. and az p. m.
on "Paurs Thorn in the Fle.h." The
quartet VIII be accompanied by organ,
harp and violin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

At tho Church Of the ASCENSION
Fifth av. and 10th ST.. the Rev. DT;
Percy Stickney Grant, rector, , VIII
preach at II n. m. At 4 p. m. ne
Creation" by Haydn, will be sung, ana
the Rev. Harold A. Lynch will preach;
The Public Forum will be addressed
NJ g n. m. by Miss Catherine Blake, Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Cats representative
and the field secretary of the Empire
State Campaign Committee.
At the Chapel of the lutercession' at
the service known as popular Vespers'
at D. m. tomorrow, Blanche Ring Ar
mold. contralto, will sing, and william
Knoll. violinist, and Leo Riggs, organ
list. will play DR.. Gates will read Sc
lections from the epstle Of James.
The services in the Cathedral Of st.
John the Divine tomorrow, April IL,
will be as follows: II a. m, Bishop
Philip NJ. Rhinelander, Of Pennsyl-
vania; p. m, the Rev. p. W. Sprague,
rector of st. Johns Parish, Charles
town, Mass.
At the Church Of the Holy Com
munion, goth 50. and Sixth ay., the Rev.
DR.. Henry Mottet, rector, the Rev.
John y. Chapman will preach at IL
a. IN. and at 5 p. m. DR.. Mottet VIII
preach at the annual service OF the
American Protestant Coachmens FRO
tective Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

Grace Episcopal Church, Broadway
and 10th ST. seeks TO endow its choir
school and its music. The sum OF
100000 is deemed necessary, and on
Easter. when an appeal was made, the
sum of 300 was received. Grace
school, one OF the few in the country IS
famous on two continents in Episcopal
circles. and is equipped with a building
in Fourth av. wholly for its use. Boys
are recruited from all over the country
and i'm return for singing are gwen
grammar school training, with some
features of military and college prep
aratory course.
st. Bartholomew Episcopal Church.
Madison av. and 4ith St, made no spe-
cial appeal. but the Easter gifts
amounted to S14500. At ST. Georges
Episcopal Church a special appeal was
made for seaside work at Rockaway'
and about $500 WAS received. II was
said Yesterday, however. not TO be al
i'm hand The Incarnation Episcopal
Church, Madison av. and Both St, ADDED
81 500 to its endowment fund at Easter.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Fifth av. and 55th St, received on
Easter S4,250 for the summer work oil
the Evangelistic Committee. holy
Trinity Episcopal Church, Harlem, had
an Easter Offering Of $4,000. The 81
Thomas's Episcopal Church. Flfth av.
and 53d ST.. Easter offering ! to De
applied to the help Of small Episcopal
churches.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifth av. and 55th St., the
Rev Or. J. II. Jowett will preach at
II a. m. and at 4:30 p. m. The ordi-
nance Of the Lords Supper will be
observed
The 1jSth free organ recital in the
popular series. under the direction OF
Dr. William c. Carl, will be given
next Monday, at 8:l5 p. m, IN the
First Presbyterian Church, by VII
Iaid Irving Nevius. orgarst IN the
Morning ide Presbyterian Church.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Or.
Merrill will preach at II a. m. and Dr..
Janeway at p. m.
At II a. m. tomorrow, at the Old
First Presbyterian Church, the Rev
Dr. Howard Duficld will preach on
"The Hidden Life" and at 3 p. m. on
what a Christian Wants"
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End av. and 9ist ST., the pastor,
Dr.. Edgar Whitaker Work, will preach
tomorrow morning on bringing in
the Tithes." The Rev. p. L. Erickson
will preach in the evening. Dr.
Works new series Of Wednesday
evening Bible lessons at the regular
p. m. prayer meeting. will be given,
under the general title. After the
Resurrection" All are welcome.
It will be notable Sunday to-mor-
row at the Fort Washington Presby-
terrain Church, when the pastor will
welcome into the membership more
than one hundred new members, max
ing a total Of more than five hundred
received into this church in the two
years Of its existence. DR.. Martin, the
pastor, is preaching course of Sun
day night sermons on the future life.
The subject tomorrow will be What
Is Death ~
In the West End Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DR.. A. Edwin Keigwin
will preach both morning and evening
tomorrow The evening service is the
annual church service of the New York
Mozart Society.
At the West-Park Presbyterian
Church the Rev Dr. Anthony II. Evans
will preach at II A. w. on "Risen with
Christ" The Rev. DR.. Arson Z. After
bury will preach at 8 +. ".
A. the Harlem Presbyterian Church.
Mt. Morris Park West and 122d ST., at
8 z. VI. tomorrow, DR.. Daniel Russell,
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GRACE CHURCH SEEKS
ENDOWMENT OF SCHOOL
Wants 100000 for Choral Instruction
$4,000 Raised Easter-Uptown Pres
bvterian Churches Would Unite.

lasia. the United Free Church OF scot
land. the Churches of Christ IN Urea.
Britain. the Queensland Conference OF
the Methodist Church Of Australasla
and the Church Of England OF the
Province of South Africa.
"The commission of the Episcopai
Church in the United States has asked
the bishops of that Church TO recon- /,
mend TO their clergy the Observance "t
Sunday. May Is, a. a day Of special III,
tcrcession with a sermon on DehaIl OF
Christian Unity and the World CONFER
ence Movement. A majority OF the
bishops have already approved the suB-
gestion. i,..
Issuing a pamphlet entitled The %
iect and Method Of Conference ana
has in press Manual Of Prayer Tor
Unity. complied from many sources
ancient and modern. Copies OF tneSe
NAV be had on application to Robert
II. Gardiner, Postoffce Box Lbs, Gar
diner, Me. 49,
Correspondence as TO the World Con
ference was naturally interrupted pS
the war i'm Europe, but has now Deeh
resumed. and an Increasing NUMBER
of letters arc received showing "
worldwide recognition Of the neces-
sitv of a visibly united church, IN or,
der TO make Christ's law OF peace ana
righteousness and love effective. lndl-
rectlv. the war is showing the super
oritv Of the conference method, or
rather the hopelessness Of the method
Of controversy. Too often the Varl-
GUS Christian communions. m what
thew consider TO be efforts for reunion
have followed diplomatic methods such
As failed 10 prevent the war. ne
world is beginning 10 see that the Dip
lomatic methods Of the past must be
discarded if peace is 20 be established
and maintained, and Christians arc be
ginning to see that they must set the
world the example OF an earnest and
sincere effort TO understand the needs
and positions Of others.
The Episcopal commission has APP
pointed a new deputation. consisting OF
the Right Rev. Dr. Anderson, Bishop
Of Chicago: the Right Rev. DR.. Brew
stcr. Bishop of Connecticut; the Right
Rev. Dr.. Rhinelander. Bishop Of Penn
svlvania; the Rev. DR.. Manning, rector
Of Trinity Church, New York, and
George Wharton Pepper, OF Philadei-
phia. to be ready to proceed to Eu-
rome as soon az conditions permit.
Meantime efforts are being made to get
in touch with individuals in Europe
and the East and those efforts are
meeting with very cordial reception.
A number of sympathetic letters have
been received this winter from very
eminent officials of the Roman and
Eastern Churches and Of important
Protestant communions throughout the
world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
Churches Would Consolidate.

The sacrifice Of Protestant churches
in Manhattan. due to changes IN popu-
lation, continues. on Monday Harlem
and New York Presbyterian churches
will 20 to their Presbytery and ask
permission to consolidate congregations
and 10 offer both churches for sale.
One church is located on Mount Nor
ris Park West at 122d St. and the other
on Seventh av. at 12Sth ST. More than
$500 900 worth of property is involved.
Union Methodist Church in 4Sth st,
worth 100000, has come TO an end. or
will soon do so. no minister having
been assigned to il, and three Reformed
churches have recently passed out OF
existence.
The plans Of the Harlem Presby,
terrain churches at one time included
Puritan Church, in 130th ST., near tiltn
av.. but that now stands out and pc
lieves il can continue to exist. Inc
others will consolidate, if Presbytery
nermits. and offer both properties Tor
sale. When one is sold the other Will
he used. If both are sold the plan IS
10 erect one church on some site IN
Harlem vet to be selected. Harlem
Church dates from 1874 and New YORK
from 1881. and both in their day were
among the greatest in the. city, with
pastors of national regulations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10

and New York City government, ~
A. r. posts. Sons Of Veterans and al,
lied organizations, and sons ana
Daughters Of the Revolution, esc 20, ~
By Inter-Church Cadets, Colonel w H.
Lashcr commanding.
At St. PauPs Methodist Church, West
End ave. and 86th st., DR.. Goodeli w. III
preach tomorrow morning on ne
Cosnoi Of IElpfulness," and in the
evening the Rev. Charles A. ROSS on
Contrary Winds and Waves"
A. the Madison Ave Methodist Fps
copal Church, corner Goth st. and 'ladI ,
son ave, at II A. ~, Bishop Ear
Cranston win preach, and at 3 +. VI
the Rev Ralph ". S0ckman.
At St Andrews Methodist Church,
West 10th st.. DR.. Fred Winsow Adams
will prcach st II A. m. tomorrow on
THE Return to Work" and at . p. m.
on an the Light Of Jesus's Resurrecc..,
ton. What Is it to Be a Christian Z
The Rev. c. c. Marshall. the newly
appointed pastor Of the metropolitan
Temple. 18th 81. and 9TH ay, VIII
preach 20 morrow morning on what
T. me- Church ." and I'm the evening on
as Religion Behind the Times"
At the ord John street Method st
Church. services viii be held morning
and evening tomorrow. Inc heF.
Lewis r. Streetcr will preach.
The Rev. Or. Charles 2. FaRnani,
professor Of Old Testament literature
Union Theological Seminary will lect-
ure tomorrow evening at the Park
Avenue Church. corner seth st. and
Park nv, on Human Nature and the
Coming ''ingdom Of Cod DR.. Arthur
Jameson viii preach at II a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
COLLEGE EDITORS
DISCUSS POLICIES
Delegates from 81 Institutions
Hear Talks by Newspaper Men
-GnestS at Columbia.

Tho Eastern Association Of College
Newspapers closed the first day OF ltS
convention with a dinner at the Hotter
Imperial last night. Delegates from
twenty-one Eastern colleges were pres
emit and listened to addresses by active
and inactive newspaper men.
DR.. Talcott Williams. director OF the
Columbia School Of journalism, was
the chief speaker He traced some
faint lines Of similarity between the
functions of college papers and those
Of the larger dailies. Timothy >. VIII
Jams. president of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit COMPANY, q former newspaper
man. told Of the value Of newspaper
training. Other speakers were Robert
+. MacAlarney. city editor OF ne
Tribune. and Franklin Mathews. Tor
merly of The Times"
In the morning the members OF the
association discussed the problems IN
the management Of college periodicals.
At noon they were the guests Of the
director Of the Columbia School OF
journalism at luncheon.
The following college papers are rep
resented: "The Yale News he
Williams Record The Massachusetts
Tech" "The Amherst Student me
Brown Herald" THE Colgate Madl-
sonian." "The Dartmouth The Ham
ilton Life" "The Harvard Crimson,
The Wesleyan Argus" The Rhode
Island State College Beacon" The
Prlncetonian." THE Haverford," The
New Yorker" "The Trinity Tripod,
THE Hobart Herald" "The Cornell
sun" 1.-THE Lafayette" "The Michigan
Daily" "The Pennsylvanian,' The
Syracuse Daily Orange "The Union
Concordionsis." "The Vermont Cynlc
and "The Columbia Spectator
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former pastor, will preach. The Easter
music will be repeated.
At the Broadway Presbyteran
Church the communion service VIII De
held tomorrow at II a. m, with re-
ception Of new members. In the even
inc the Rev. Or. Walter Duncan Bu-
chanan will preach on the subject, ne
fingered"
In accordance with plans Of the pas
tors of this city who have decided on
the need of revival in this city the
pastor Of the New York Presby terrain
Church. the Rev. George W. Arms Ir'
will preach at II a. m. to-morro" on
Gods Challenge" and at o;lO D. m
on "Ox and the ASS
At the st. Nicholas Avenue Prasby-
terrain Church, West l4lst St, the Rev.
DIR. Elliott W. Brown will preach at
both services. Communion service IN
the morning. with a short sermon on
"Tbe Twenty-third Psalm" AT the
evening service "a Friends Pledge"
will be the topic.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
terian Church, corner Of South Oxford
ST.. Brooklyn, DR.. Albertson Will preach
at 1890 a. m. tomorrow on THE say
ing Few" and at 7:45 p. m. on "The
Wonderful Book
"Our New Following Of the Lord
will be n. s. Edward Young's subject
tomorrow morning in the Bedford
Presbyterian Church, Nostrand av
and Dean st., Brooklyn At 1:1j p. m.
the Rev. Dr.. Charles A. Killie will de-
liver stereopticon lecture on
China"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-10
Department Orders.

Transfers and Accommodation
m. :aarul. 9. b Hhe'".sh 100 to g. o. TO duliy
duane 3Ith. To- Dat Bureau. r Mouaham
b.t Bureau to at,h. April 10. D. mo-
It.mn. j. u. Pabst. n MuMurray. o1t-. As
ttalon house attendants: NJ a Corooran.
lt.d. to l5bth. assignment TO mounted du5
Discontinued.
Temporary Assignments.--Sergts. J.. Hin
nt's, GA, i' Bet hlroau. 10 days. from .
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