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Worlds Strides In Temperance

The use of intoxicants by EN-.
ployes while on duty Sis prohibited.
Their use or the frequenting of places
where they are sold is sufficient cause
for dismissal" ,. -. =. = ~
Recently the Illinois Central rail-
road sent out letters to its employees
in the train, engine and yard service,
calling attention to the fact that some
of them were violating this rule, and
warning them that those who persist
ed In its violation would be summarily
discharged. -.> -,
, 1t is said that the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers is cooperating
with the company to secure the com.
plete observance of the rule. II
Twenty Million Slump.
A report of the government recent.
ly made indicates that there has been
a $40, 100000 slump in liquor revenue,
or decrease in consumption of Els
gallons per capita, with $4,000 fewer
liquor dealers than a year ago. -.
Prohibition PIeases Russia.
The last news from Russia is that
nearly all the recent popular songs
deal with the blessings brought to the
people by prohibition. NJ. Vaninkoff
has recently published in Novoie Vre-
mia 80 popular songs now being sung
in the villages Of the Pakoff. Eighteen
of these songs chant the praise Of the
new law against vodka and the bless
ings it has brought to the homes of
the people.
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BEL IEVES PROP Used !. Iii. *s.t..= ).
AOBS0N BILL WILL ]
PASS NEXT CONGRESS

Il q sHs Dicisey. one ,of the AattSafcon
Leagues delegates TO the Atlantic City
convention last Julys has returned to
Honolulu. Mf. Dickey was present at
all the sessions OF theSconference and
was most favorably impressed. He
was elected "a delegates % the big Pan
Temperance Conference, subsequently
held at washington, d. G.. for the pur.
pose OF inaugurating campaign In
favor CT national prohibition. Mr..
Dickey says he firmly believes that
the proposed Hobson bill will pass
with two-thirds majority in the next
session of Congress-. This Is the bin
which proposes q constitutional
amendment and which received q ma:
jority CT eight votes ii the last SEES
SIGN Of the house Of representatives.
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Urges Moral Improvement Of All %... ::
= Hawan In Address to Contention
Churches Bui'tin Time Of Pros
perity Which often Carries
Moral Retrogression, !.
Says KiIlam

. One Of the talks at the civic conyen-
ton at Lihue, Kauai, last Sunday was
given by Lloyd r. KIllam of the local
Y. M. C. A. on the subject The Mate
rial, Social and Moral PROGRESS Of
Oahu During the Past Year" In fpeak-
ing of the social and moral progress,
Mr.. Killam said In part:
! "In the short time allotted to the
speakers to deal with this threefold
subject, one Is tempted TO use all the
time talking about material progress
and leave the social and moral I'M
truchcd Social progress Is thing
that can not be measured In statis-
tics. About Che most that can be done
liz TO mention the improvements made
by those institutions which work for
social betterment Notable among
these has been the reorganization OF
the Associated Charities by Miss Ber-
gen OF New York city and the recent
gift Of 5000 made BY VIM. g. Irwin.
"A prison aid society has been form.
ed to care for released prisoners and
during the past seven months that or
ganization has cared for 40 men from
The two prisons. The Humane Society
has continued very active work for
the prevention of cruelty to children
and animals. Giving the word social
another meaning we should mention
the movement among the Japanese
people led by their educators to'revise
the text books used In the Japanese
school. They plan TO teach American
history and geography, thus turning
the minds OF the young people toward
American principles instead Of those
Of Japan
"A kindred movement has been that
of the Pan-Pacihc Club in bringing
together the men Of all the races for
social fellowship. a third movement
looking toward social progress and
better trained citizens Is that organ.
tied by the Young Mems Christian
Association. They have recently
brought q man. from the mainland who
win give hts attention to training the
young men OF all the races In the prin-
cipies Of good citizenship.
this work Is made necessary by
the fact that within few years the
majority or voters IN the territory will
be young men Of Oriental parents.
These men have spent the years from
six to fourteen IN our public schools
and gained much knowledge about
American government But during the
six or seven years between school life
and the time they become Of voting
age they are In the homes Of their
parents and the tendency Is for them
to forget all that they may have learn
ed In the public schools. What this
education movement aims
to do Is to supplement the public
schools. We plan to use moving pic.
lures and slides relating to historical,
Industrial and social conditions Of
America. Citizenship clubs win be.
formed among the young men of diff
ferent races for study and discussion.
To-day, I met and talked with is
young men here in Lihue. and their
leader said In introducing me. We
have set our minds on being good
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HUGE NEW BEL Z SOON
WILL BE INST Al ED
m Pjh E10Us ca UR CD

After a walt oftI6 months, the Cath.
Ollie Church of the Sacred Hearts In
Punahoii has secured ITS bell: The
ben rs Of the latest type and tone. II
was constructed IN New York City by
the Atlantic Iron Works g
The bell Is about firegfeet high and
weighs $50 pounds One sof similar
size and description dntas made lin
Ffance-but Nas Hos fEefk ssAsyssoret'
to the United Statest the saliip on
which it was being transpd having
been sunk bysa submarine 80 q
The bell now Is standing in the
church yard. It win Ne installed. az
soon as possible. - "a {.
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Regular meetings are held % the
Salvation Army hall ct 10 N. Hotel
street. near Nunantl rs follows: Tues
day "wednesday. Thursday. saturday
and Sunday nights at 8 O'Clock.
Sunday school 1t 10 q. N.
Yong Peoples meeting ct e:i6
p. IN.
Other Sunday schools are held as
follows At 10 Z. ni.s Kuflii street
near Lliiha street tJapanese eofps) !:
at 1910 Liliha street lKorean cognsl:
3f2 Vineyard street tSpanish colI,s (;
4: 80 j. m, at school street, near iIlhn
street. corner room [ English corhs).
A cordial :invitation to any Or al
these meetings Is extended By
ADJT. z1MMERMAN
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AZ the Capital.
Under the law only 300 licenses can
be granted In Washington, ID. c. A
year ago there were $40 applications
for these 800 privileges. This year
only 299 applications we're filed.
California. As s.*
Another county was added to the
prohibition column a few weeks ago
BY majority of SO the citizens Of
Mono county voted dry. A year age
the vote was in favor II liquor by a
majority of so. =
Florida. p. .,-,.
Dry leaders are now bus;ly marshal.
ing their forces in favor of securing
legislative action authorizing a vote
of the people throughout the common,
wealth on the question Of statewide
prohibition. ~..
Votes Out Saloons. (
Freestone county, Tex>s, went dry
by more than 800 majority In the pro
hibition election, held recently
Illinois. T. -&z.& -. 1920
There never was "a time in recen:
years when things looked so favorable
for the election of dry legislature
The Anti-Saloon League is entering
into the legislative campaign intent
upon securing some enabling legisla
ton. One of the measures of chiel
value sought is a law enforcement
bill; another an anttshipping bill
both OF which will greatly aid in law
enfoI cement in dry towns.
Massachusetts.
Ex-Governor Eugene n. Foss has
demanded a grand jury Investigation
of the activities of the liquor interests
In the campaign in this state which
lie alleges. are N violation OF the cor
rupt practise laws. He makes the
charge that attempts to bribe him
were made when he was governor
and that one of the very highest exc.
cutive officers of the commonwealth
shares in a yearly retainer from the
wholesale liquor dealers of the state
"RuIe G."
Every railroad man in the United
States is acquainted with Rule c.
of the American Railroad Association
which reads as follows:
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sunday SCHOOL
TO HAVE RALLY
DAY TOMORROW
Students ii Classes at Christian
Church viii Gather TO CsIe-
hrate Anniversary

Tons,frors wiz De RAlly nps m
the Chfistian church Sunday sshocl
and. fl.Fm the menlfk stFd lnfetfa, n
the different class - ands ne oct &c :
q the present week the synaag sSaont
1{neefss ma teachers are s.9riIl :. ~,
t.miatic about tie success d tae oseas
sion.
1he tlag marks thf hrsf <eaf - lh3
sunday schpol nndcf - I'll assl 81
ef grading the classes ami YIN als =
Ne featured rs : promotion dsy. VIII
about p Of the srnrelment q lhe WI
be promoted u edsaneed cIassfg ".
Ecidcntally = VII also marx tie NIst
day Of vally end ROUNDUP n the new
cnascp eealqlnss
Since the early winter last year
when the Sunday school council %
the church made the adoption q the
graded system OF classes faf tho
school. there has been an unusual in-
teresl among the students for advances
mont and Sunday VIII mark The nfst
day or starting ii on the full sYstem
In al there have been added three
new classes to the Sunday school cur
rlcnIdr6, making 4 total Of II classes
and teachers. of these. three 81 TIE
classes are IN the pfinary department
beaded BY Mrs. Cooper
n the lntermeais3e Department
where most 81 the nfomoflona have
been made and the changes to take
Place Sunday. there are 2 classes thu
BOYS ana g.rls 9ePtfatea ana CHASED
ecrorqns 10 TIE grading system
ADOPTED recently ~ mo NQIia , rpnt
gay Scnooi Ars2eie ['p1.
Rex. b. g. Peters and Mr.. TpltIe
this year will supervise the study IN
the adult denaflntnk a the school,
each class takint tD the study 81 The
senior ,debartmeni ~ the series Be.
shining tomorrow Minister Peters VII
tcalIzs hib ambition 10 make the
school one Of real religious education
With 6dsfattire ron llIs old |1t1 of
the SundaS, school Ih|s system Is
being adopted 6vtrf1kefe bf The
schools h H0noI,ild and the uaInIand
The Rally Day program - n
charge Of Miss DoI6t6y ROGERS. Who
- head II the COMMITTEES fer Rally
Day. She has been working hard on
- =.
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REORGANIzED tHURCH on JESUS
CHRIST or EATTER DAY

Located on King street near Thorn
az Square
Services will be held on SUNDAYS n
follows:
9:45 q. M. Sunday school.
IL q. m. preaching. Hawaiian serv-
Ice.
s .. m. lions Religio Literary So
cletyss meeting
1880 p. ms. preaching. English sery-
Ice.
Visitors are invited to attend any
Of the services held In this church
and welcome Will be extended To-
those who come.
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DR.. WADMAh HAS MANY
ENGAGEMENTS SUNDAY

DR.. ]. w. Wadman, superintendent
ct the Anti-Saloon League. has the
following engagements for tomorrow:
9 a. NAT the prison under the
auspices CT the Y NJ. c. A. and in
charge Of 8. w. Robley.
1890 a. m. Makiki Japanese
church, speaking in the English Ian
guage at series of services recently
started by Rev T. Okumura, the pas
IT,, for the special benefit of English
speaking Japanese students and 9TH
ers
100 D. MAT Aiea.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST,
SCIENTIST.

All services held In Odd Fellow
building, Fort street.
Sunday school at 9:45 q m, for
Lesson subject for SUNDAY, October
3, tUnreality.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings at 8 p. %.
Free reading room, Pantheon build
ing, room 2, open daily except SUNDAYS
and legal holidays from 10 q. m. to
3, p. m.
All cordially invited.
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!" JONAH AND HIS WHALE"
WILL BE SERMON TOPIC

Jonah and His Whale" Is the sab
iect which, Joha NcTsgg9rt viii use
for his serum In the - etho1ist "h"~"'
trHofroW morning. DR.. w. H. Fry
win speak in the evening service TT
morning service will begin at II
o'clock and the evening service at : sc
o'clock. Announcement is made by
the Methodist church that Mrs. e. A
Cooper has taken the place of Mrs. o
II. Walker as superintendent of the
Sunday school ~ "a =.
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observation-disclosures
Holy Communion iirst sunday Of the

Holy Communion first Sunday Of the
menth.
sc. Eliyaheth's eimrrh Located
corner. king street and Piia lane. Few.
W merrill. priest in charge Sunday
services: Holy Communion al Z d. m,
on SECOND. fourth and NTH Sundays.
II a. M on FIRST and third. ErenIng
prayer and address at p. N. Korean
services AZ $40 a. N. and s rs D. m.
Epiphany Mission, kalniuh 10th
and Palolo. Rev. Z II. Tlslcy n
charge Sunday school Il 10 q m.
Services II ri i. ni.
Mss Maude seyde, organist.
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ATTACK OF LA GRIPPE
FORCES DR.. WADMAN TO.
ABANDON TRIP PLANS

Owing to q slight attack OF the
grippe, Superintendent Wadman of the
Ant.-Saloon League was obliged to
cancel his itinerary down along the
railway line during the past week, but
expects to carry out the same arrange
ments in the near future. Fresh sup
plies of literature have been received
from headquarters and the local office
is now we'll equipped for its plans OF
aggressive work during the coming
months, 30
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kaIIHI UNION cMuReM

KaIihi Union church. King street.
between GuIick avenue and Kameha-
n,eha " road Bible school "a ESQ
4. nj; morning service. II q. M; ev-
enfng service. Z 30 p, N. Midweek
prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:s0 p. N.
G. J. DAY will aeliser the adus ess
at the sunday evening service totDuss
row.
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CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
CATHEDRAL OF OUR LADY {

SIS. PEACE, FORT STREET.
(Ft. Rev. Libert, Bishop Of Zeugma;
r. r. Maximum. Proyinc.)
Sundays a. M, mass with sermon
In Portuguese; a q. nl.-8 a. M, mass;
g a. m, children's mass with sermon
in English; 10:3O q. MI, high mass
with sermon In Hawaiian; 11:30, cate
:cilism III 4Hawaiianj2 p. M. sodality;
q p. m, sermon In Portuguese; bene-
.iictfon OF the Blessed Sacrament.
- weekdays Masses at s, $50 and .
ST. JoSEPH'S CHAPEL: yMoANA-
.>t~r ~ esf sLUAs " s::,5' ( s'@.,.:4
~ fRey FIR. Ulrich in Charge .
Sundays a. m, mass with ser
mon; Tuesdays, mass at q a. m. &:
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, KALIHT-
-.s :, Js5s WAENA.., -. ...,.
tRev. FIR. Uirfch in Charge) '
Sundays 80, mass with sermon;
Mondays, mass a. m; Thursdays,
catechism class $50 p. M. r.
SACRED HEART CHURCH, WILDER
AVE, PUNAHOU. p. = =.
(Rev. FIR. Stephen in Charge)
Sundays a. m, low mass with
communion; 9 a. m. high mass with
sermon in English; Sunday school,
$3.50 and 10 a. m. -
Weekdays-Fridays. mass at Z a. m. ;
Tuesdays and Thursdays, catechisrn
class.
ST. AUGUSTINES, CHAPEL. WAL
XXI.
(ReV. FIR. Valentin in Charge)
Sundays a. IN, mass with ser
mon in English.
Fridays-2:30 p. M, eatechism class
CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART,
KAIMUKI.
.- (Rev. FIR, Valentino
Sundays-6a q, M. mass; 1890 a. M,
mass with sermon; p. m, Benedlc-
ton of the. Blessed Sacrament.
Weekdays-Mass at a. m. We'd
nesdays, $3.50 p. M, catechism class.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

81. andrews Cathedral - Emma
street, near Beretania. Ri Rev. H. B.
Restarick, bishop: Rev. Canon VIM
Ault. vicar. Holy Communion. Z a. m. !;
morning prayer and sermon, II
o'clock evening prayer and sermon,
1880 p. M: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Hawaiian services, Rev. Leopold Knoll
pastor, 9:15. a. m.
81. Clements Church-Corner Wild
er avenue and .Makiki street. Sunday
services: Holy communion. Z a. m. !;
morning prayer and service, IL a. m. /;
evening prayer, 1880 o. m.
st. Marks Mission - Kapahulu
road. Rev. Leopold Knoll, priest in
charge. Services: Holy Communion,
first Wednesday each month. 10 q. m.
and 1880 p. m, Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 q. m. 81 81 y, {.
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
5n2 1872 KaWaln Street

David Cary Peters. minister. resi-,
dence, Sixth avenue, Kaimuld Resi-.
dence phone, 57S5: Office phone; 1880
Once hours: 9-f1 and 1.2 every day
except SATURDAY and Sunday. and
from II to 1 at the " M. @. a. on
thursdays Regular services: Sunday
school, 8: 45: morning sermon
with communioii at IL; Y. P sc. u.
8 go. and evening sermon at 30.
Mid.week meeting, "Wednesday. :3e
in the evening" 3 2ssss
Tomorrow WIN be Rally Day, the
occasion being the opening OF the new
years course sof study IN the Bible
school
The minister win preach at the even
ing service.
To reach the church. take Punahop
car. get on at KeMalo street and walk
toward the sea. Ask the conductor!
I The mfdweek meetings OF the church
Will be devoted during the next few
weeks to q study of THE Structure
OF the New Testament.
}. )
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A. F. COOKE WILL.ADDRESS
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS

A. F. Cooke will leak to the JUNO,
Christian Endeavorers Of kaumaka
pill church tomorrow evening at s: 80
o'clock. Good music will be a fea.
ture. The public is cordially invited
to attend the service. II -
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central union
PLANNING BUSY
FALL CAMPAIGN
Interesting Sermons and Fine
Musical Programs VIII Be
Attractive Features

.HN- i Vi. = b
Attractive Features
New deals are the order al the day
at Cantra Union Church this fall. DIT
Dcreinusl ScVdder Is back from .
month nGstudy on Tantaitis and pro
Hissi tive co6rses or sermons for the
yesr.
The first oftNleea he entities sJesHs.
Father which VIII take up IN i prac-
teal way Whist Jesus told men aho;It
his fsther TB6 great difference be-
tween Jteux and other religious teach.
ers lies d HE. teachihy about God, OF
whom he said hel had persnnal knowl
edge. Where did he get this knoWl.
edge and what Is II? This Question
goes TO the root Of Christianity. This
n q somewhat novel field or study
and the Minister OF Central Union has
been giving attention to 1t for some
time The other course which will be
given no as 70 vary the Sunday morn.
Ing themes IL undertaken at the re-
quest Of some who attended or were
unable % attend the Pauline Even,
ings" last summer. These were SCI
fies held on wednesday with the ii.
t,et me rlrst E,eia asIsnal q .ne
SnIistlAn Snurcn. Doctor Scndoer
mas yeen ASKED % Work ms taIks q
tne summeg np INTO course oL. ser
x1.sn ne nss consen.eu Y uo:
Inc ntneay evening campaign q
the church 10 now under consideration
and will BE n fuIl swing by the end
Of October Pending the perfectirg Of
tte llens ltne minister VIII VIII aeiiyeI I've
~ tntec 81 =. Ie y :, On As NeLA
Cnflstlen way w peginning tomor.
IyN ste4in &. 4 pew Ieeture % these
tef}ltses viii pc me music py. the peos
ne VINO aLtenu Mr. Pnlllp Cusnman
iitu net peeh engaged as enor'stef'
snQ WI ieae the people N singing
nymns' new anq olq me cnoirS o.
senrse. VII az es snare:
rreefam tcr E.9nt moptns
hof Mtqnesuay evening the churcn'
pas just issued 3 program 60 eIihg me
nek. elsnt montnks y g certainty me
most ettrectlFe series OF Weekly even.
lnk nee.1ts eve! pnefea IN 4 cnurcn
q, ite ~. pe0p.ei z resi- university
ettSn.sl91 courss, acc0roIng 70 ieaq-
lnt i1oeQ'uisn nor spnneetea VITA We. t.eu-
.rsl Union 1ne general title y, The
h i.l Melen. Lish.stn isyery MAN o.
zoos 4pice ~ Man sour. me
messages Of tne great religion VIII pe
taken nN unuer tne ieaqeL9nip OF MISS
Iles1' flnc.pE Y. Ills. ~.
fet heV. ~. - Scnenchs Z. ?. ocuu.
Ger. "a. a. tssioIs IormeE presiuen1
q tessef Cohese. VINO y 20 spend inc
IaaNn WI~a ITaarI =
man, DIT Robert Day Williams M. ! and q 2
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CHURCH fCOSGRE.
~. GATI0yALI

Rev. H. X. Poepoe. minister.
Corner King street and Asylum road.
10 a. m.-Sunday school, Interna-
tional Sunday School Lessons, both
English and Hawaiian. -
6:30sp. hristian EndeayOrs
- Service Wednesday at 80 p. n.
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COLLECTIONS FOR
=. =. SALVATION ARM US. '...'> =. j
ii HARVEST FESTIVAL
zazsa NJ &c q 4 zEsE

: 9 . = . 2 q = - = q = 3 3 . . ,
. The Honolulu No. I corps 1T
q the Salvation Army will 7begtak J
= ing up the Harvest Festival Cd. ,
4 lection during the month OF &c !
4 tober, and desires the coonera- ;
q ton Of everyone: : d nations OF ;
. cash. or fruit AMI saleabIe arti- ;
z cies viii be thankfully received. ;
u P'easa send them IN the balk 10 :
q n. Hotel street near NUaauu :
4 avenue. The special meetings, =
= win be on October 9 and 10s :
< Lieut. Col. Blanche g. CIR. will :
= speak On Sunday. October 10sszsst !.
q @'...- - II. =. .=.s1ess.-. -. Z
aa saH.a AZ 4a,aKF
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
~, CHURCH
ISL Kinau Stree

+. y ~ u #t0t nAnnu Oh " -
Service, Sabbath school. Sabbath
tSaturdayJ 10 q. N. Preaching, II
O'Clock. Prayer meeting. Wednesday
evening, 1880. Also preaching Sunday
night at 1880. A cordial welcome TO-
all. ~ bs r. H. CONWAY, Pastor.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Beretania avenue near Punchbowl

: Beretanla aVehue n5df unCHDUW
street. : s%zs4E
Sunday services at III a. m. on the
last Sunday of each month
Rev. H. Isenberg will conduct the
services.
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sDEACoN KAMAIOPlLl TO
SPEAK AT kIlM0ILl lie

Deacon S. K. Kainaiopill viii sea
to the girls OF the industrial school
at the KamoiliiIi CD frfl tomorrow
ternoon at $50 O'clock.
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Salt in whlteHash makes It stick
Pineapple should be ripe. but not
oyer-ripe.
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.kAWAIAHAO CHURCH

Rev. H. II. Parker. pastor.
Corner King and Punchbowl streets.
Sunday services II a. M and a 80
p. m. Sunday school, 10 .. n. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-11-22
GUARDS. SURROUND
TARRYTOWN HOMES
Placing of Bomb Near ArchboId
Mansion Turns Town Into
Armed Camp.

TARRYTOwN. n. Y, Nov. 22.-Tar-
rytown was an armed camp today as
the result OF an attempt on the life OF
John d. Archbold. president Of the
Standard OIL Company.
Fearing further bomb plots. other
wealthy New Workers with country
mansions here. stationed extra forces
of guards around their estates. The po-
lice questioned all strangers approach
ing either the Archbold country place
or the estate of John ID. Rockefeller.
New York detectives came to Tarry-
town today and obtained from the po-
lice meager description of man
seen lurking near the Archbold estate
a few hours before dynamite bomb
was found in the driveway. They
said they believed the tall. slender man
seen near the front entrance to the
Archbold grounds will prove to be a
member of New York band of an
archists
Enough dynamite. with percussion
caps attached. was placed In the drive
way TO have blown up any vehicle and
its occupants to bits. Only tho fact
that the Standard oil president went
on his yacht Saturday afternoon in
stead Of taking motor ride saved his
life according to members of the Arch
bold household.