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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-08
| Am The Newspaper
BY JOSEPH III. FINN,
President NichOls-Finn Advertising Co.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-08
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-03-19


Ambrose, Geo., Afford, Jim,
Anthony, Red, Anderson, Richard,
Allen, Nose, Anderson, Book.
Allen, Bully, Arnold, Jno.,
Armour, Sid, Antwine, Jno,
Alexander, Frank, Anderson, Paul,
Anderson, David, Alexander, Geo.,
Arnold, Jack, Bennett, w. NJ,
Bell, Bob, Burgins, Geo.,
Baker, Jim, Bartlett, Geo,
Brann, Chas., Blona, Sid,
Bickel, Archie, Brown, Shedrick,
Brodagan, Alex, Brown, Galsell,
Brown, Aaron, Bennett, Ben,
Barnes, Tom, Bridges, Chas.,
Burton, Matt, Byrd, Sam,
Brown, Yves, Bingham, Austin,
Bingham, Ned, Bolden, Jno.,
Brown. Cy, Brownlow, Ocie,
Brock, Frank, Brownlow, Carey,
Brownlow, Chas, Brownlow, Alex.
Bankhead, Brit, Banks, Pearly,
Banks, Geo., Brooks, lobe,
Burnett, Harris, Brown, Will,
Booker, l.. S., Brown, c. L.,
Butler, Chas., Bradley, Lindsey,
Bankhead, Jim, Bankhead, Hayes,
Burton, Irwin, Bell, Steve,
Bell, Dave, Burton, Frank,
Burnett, Geo., Bracket, J. p,
Brownlow, Norman, Berry, Mack,
Burks, A. D., Brown, Jim,
Blackburn, Willie, Bankhead, Joe,
Curtis, E. W., Casey, 8. s.,
Curtis, Frank, Clay, Heary,
Cooper, Jerry, Catissias, Ten,
Conway, Raa0A 0ole1 Lasissb
0eotAW. Tao, ~~
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-03-19
Village of Sidon,

village OF S1dOn,
Barr, F. E., Bennett, L. A,
Dorman, Joe, Harvey, G. L.,
Hally, w. W., Hardy, R. L.,
johnson, A. NJ, McCauley, E. B..
Overlin, P, R., Powers, G. P,
Strong, R. D., Skeen, E. G.,
Shelton, R. L., Young, Jno.,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
WINTERHALTER'S
! ATTENDANCE At
REVIEW PLE.ASES
ISpecial Gable to Hawaii shfnpoI

+ (SpeClal cable 70 HAWAII Snmpo1.
!. TOXIC. Japan, Nov. %. The United
States government has ordered IAd,
miral WHITEWATER, commander Of the
Asiatic Squadron, to attend the graAd
naval review which will be held in
Toxic Bay on December 4. Admiral
WHITEWATER has officially reported to
the Japanese Naval Board that he viii
be present on the cruiser Saratoga to
attend the review.
When 1t was learned that the United
States would be officially represented
the newspapers Of Japan commented
upon the matter and thanked the
United States for the courtesy. The
Japanese emperor will be on board
the battleship Chikuba, which has a
tonnage OF 1920. and Crown Prince
Yasuhito viii be on board the Ikoma,
q battleship with tonnage of 1880.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
RESIDENTS At
NAVAL STATION
ARE NARROWED
Admiral Boush Hesitates Over
Accepting Ad Club Invitation
Because of Bad Roads

Residents at the Naval Station are
marooned.
A committee from the Honolulu Ad
Club was also held up on the rrsd 10
the navy yard yesterday morning.
All on account OF the roads. or WHIST
Is Intended for a road
The committee went TO the navy
yard to call on Admiral Boush TO Sc
cure him as a speaker for the Ad Club
luncheon next week: when q national.
defense program Is planned
Admiral Boush said he would ha'
glad to attend the luncheon II h9'
could reach Honolulu. The roads
we're In such a condition that he found
he could make no definite a1noint-
ments IN Honolulu; be knew when he
might start but was never certain
when he would arrive.
+ The committee understood the whole
situation On the way down TIE mo-
tor In which they travelled struck one
of the gbogholes IN the road, and be-
came stalled All hands had 10 alight
and help the machine out Of the hole
Admiral Boush. though having snent
much of his lite on the water. under
stands what real road Is. He has
been trying to find one OF the real
roads since he arrived At tho naval
station.
The Ad Club believes that the rod
question Is one OF the biggest proh
lens there Is locally. and Il an iu,,
portant part OF the policy of hationsl
defense. The admiral seems 10 coin
eide with that idea. So the Ad Club
win renew It's campaign tfor roads
meanwhile the subject FOR the Ed
Club luncheon this week. Wednesday.
win b Thanksgiving. A large attend
ance a hoped for as the Thankselv-
lpg bentiuitflts will be short sharp
numerous endtl TO the poiaf:
Everyone has something 70 be-
thankfnl for even q they have nj
roads Ii HbnoluIni
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
MANY killed in
train SMASH ON
Ohio RAILROAD
Headon Collision With Freight
Train Takes Terrible
Toll Of Lite
[Associaled Presa By Federal wirslessl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless]
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 2S.-Ohe of
the worst railroad wrecks In this
section Of the country for many years
occurred six miles west of this city
yesterday evening. The dead and In
jured number IS and 1t Is feared that
a number Of the injured were subse-
quently burned to death.
The bodies Of seven Of the dead
were recovered. with 80 injured. while
Is other passengers were buried in
the debris Of the overturned coaches.
Before these could be reached the cars
took fire and hope of rescuing those
of the missing who might be only
wounded or unwounded but pinned In
the wreck had to be abandoned.
The accident was head-on collision
between a passenger and freight
train. both running at q high rate OF
speed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
GERMAN SUSPECT
IELLSOE PLOTIO
NRECKFACTORIES
Teuton Arrested N Baltimore
Hints at Knowledge Of
Deep Conspiracy

fABociatedP Press ~ Federal Wirele1el
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. 23.-Detec-
tiyes who placed an alleged German
war plotter." named Otto Buelow, nm
der arrest here last Thursday. and
who have been sWeating him Tor M
formation, state that he .annOunces
that he knows mueh which the 40,
thorities would give . great ooal 10,
hear. but that he says De ''will die first
before he. win talk =
Buelow taunks: the detectiFes With
The announcement that within . very
lev months there WIN not be q mum.
tion factory II. work iEl any part a.
the Emitted States end sthat if ne only
had been allowed his liberty tor one
more day the munition works IN many
places would be already closed.
The prisoner shows . thorough Ia
miliarity with the location Of:practical-
~ every mnnition plantsiIi theA country.
Suspicion was first dlpected towards
Bteiow from the fact that he re-
senbles closely tie description sent
out of one ct the desertefs from the
interned Prinz Eitel Ffiederioh. and
Il was on the grounds that he was an
escaped prisoner from the interned
commerce destroyer that he was It
firaf arrested. -
Admisbions mads 81 him when the
detective seized him gave the first
hiits 81 the nature 0F che mans con-
necti0n with the WI plot. 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
CORONATION WAS
BARBAROUS, SAYS
HEARSHS PAPER
Examiner Editor Declares Cele.
bration Shows Nation Back
ward in Civilization
Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpol

y
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 2S.--
The Examiner. reviewing the recent
coronation ceremonies In Kioto. de-
clares thar they show the lack OF
progress on the part 81 the japanese
people and evidence the fact that ia
pan cannot as yet be elassed as q civ.
fhzed country The coronation cere-
monies were. the Examiner says. bar;
Word has been received here Of the
settlement of the estate Of the late
George d. Morgan. whose marriage
some years ago to Kioto geisha ex-
cited worldwide attention. It being re-
ported that he had paid . large sun;
to secure the release Of TIE girl rom
her geisha contract Under The settle.
ment Of bis estate. the lormer, EeisIla
gets cash "a. the amount of tf7o. 200.
while she also retains IN interest h
her late husbands realty hpaiiinks,
George d. Morgan was 4 cousin 6l Il
p. Morgan. the present Head lQfI llhe
great Morgan interests s. Il Il Il i,lst 4
Yesterday, Susuki. the representa-
tive Of the japanese labor unionists.
met and consulted with President
Block Of the international Laundry
Workers Union Of the United States
and Canada President Block assured
Susnki that the recurrence Of the anti
ABiafic agitation N1ssno n response
b. any popnlaF d60tnd, but arises
nom the personal stand being taken
BY some Of thes American labor lead
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
LAW MAY PREVENT
NUUANU STREAM
JAPANESE PARK
City Cannot Hire Aliens, and
None But Japanese Thought
to Be Qualified

Can any one but Japanese make
and take care Of q japanese garden?
This is a questSion that The City Plan
ming Commission IL asking itself, and
upon its decision In regard TO this ~
likely to depend the recommendation
for or against the taking over OF the
park along Nuuanu stream formerly
started by the Civic Federation and
now offered 10 the city.
To have q look.at the park. several
members Of the commission made q
visit I'D Nuuanu last Friday, and It Is
understood that they were very fayr
orabIy impressed with conditions. and
that they believe the city may very
profitably take over the park as q
spot OF beauty for the city.
II Is the belief Of the commission
at present, however. that no one but :
Japanese Il capable Of plotting out.
the park IN case the city should AZ.
sumo control Of II. Japanese are not
citizens IN most cases, and e is not ~
.the power Of he superfl s6rs TO E1dpipg
other than citizen 1abOf That WIS
pointed out yesterday at the meet
ing Of the commission by Supervisor
Benjamin +. Hollinger. who said that
the city could not employ any but cit
Hollineer bssed his abatement uuon
j. ,erritoTiaI s,sfute winch nrovides
tl,at nnl1 cifszens shal;' he ernnloys ID
~ the rnveromeut unIese Il a impos-
sihle ~ nroc,,rS them .rhe same pro-
vision Is made IN the city charter. ac-
cordinr "a M. HoIlineer
considsrsl,Ie discuesion arose over
the point n question. and no definite
c 81, was reached Il 4 probable
fbsf another frIr win he taken to the
park Nv the entire cbinu1 issiou one
waek from todsv. W. A. BRYAN
and ! A Mcchecn ~ 1r,spresentine the
civie sFederatIcn. were present
nav euv-bo eonu plros.
Mrs. 4 j. IoWrey announced to the
,neefina nat fhe had received word
~ = ..oilecfioh az go colorei song birds |
.,esr,v offered for reIe 10 the city ~ = 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
STUDENT is NoE sRy. & IS
e US. PROBING SHOWS

WASHINGTON, d. Cit h known
that agents Of the JIuiteds States gey.
eminent have ,insesttgatet the case
Of Kenneth g, Triess the young for.
'mer Princeton student held In London
as spy, and tailed ID find any esi-
dence which would subslantiAte the
charge. Most OF the alleged incrfm-
mating documents supportieg She
charge were letters ,WftrteA by the
young man to friends and Falafi ve& IN
this countfy cad llt@eepted sby 4he
British anthetifisss IksvAstf fond thai;
certain ineidenta piei Toned In lie
SbQfe letters never sdeeilrsd -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
TO DANISH lEPR0SY
FROM HAWAII WITHIN
SO YEARS, SAYS MCCOY

That leprosy will be banished from
Hawaii within at least so years is a
statement attributed to DR.. G. w. Nc
Coy, member of the United States Pub
lie Health Service, by the San Fran
cisco Examiner of November 10.
DIR. Mccoy left Honolulu the first
of the month to take up work in Wash
ingtol as the head of the hygienic lab
oratory there. He spent four years in
the islands. and, as is well known, did
much effective work during that time
IN his efforts to stamp Out the disease
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
AMERICAN CITIZEN Is
coNTRi5uToR TO FUND

Monday morning another contribu-
ton of 81 for the Edith Cayel Memoir
al Fund was left at the Star-Bulletin Of
flee, to be credited to American Cit.
izen." The Star-Bulletin has never
stood sponsor to the fund. and this
afternoon turned over to local com
mittee the money left here. so that
the fund, so far as this publication Is
concerned, is closed. though names Of
local committeeman viii be given to
inQuirers. The money handled by the
Star-Bulletin has been credited as fol-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
Kin MIR ! ! ! ARENA |


sAUk 6kRlA1s IN SEa BiA.
y L1NnoN. Enee, Nov 20 For the
time being. At least tie tide p Serbia
9ppear1 70 have k1rne,l and sthls reports
lrppii .the Serbian. 1IontentGrins and
4ueloE rencA fronts tai ef ( ofI<5 of
victories against the B0lkari6fa and u
febul6ss Cor tllea AUS ihps 81 IL.
Er6kffSs ~ sssel : ~ ~ s<t{1 q Il
I Tue 1secfgsSs ,resk q Il q
sfls st .ssk0uys B, s1ufl| 81 ]. d bt
TIE Sefbi6nst which 1I6kk ~ foIIc4-
"a d1 yestetday b "a IeEl
il6fthsast ok Ffisht 9l1!S , 1iles
away II likely 20 hate = !FsFf Vital -
fect hpon the whole TeuE06 Bull 1fiafl
blzfl. inasnilich As the drivitk back ol
be B1igarI41s, both north md 16nth,
zetB free 3 Serbian force for an often
giv6 against the Nish Soda q tltoad. To-
open which - the whole Nh36ctiTe Dk
4kS Serbian campaffh. This line u
an essebtIfl slin1 - tlss Bei8fade 10
sCotIStahtincpie rosd, the reopcning 0f
which apbeats now To- BE- indefinitely
.ssSbs. 81 osfsn6lvs. IS ,s;s 81 81.
3 II nQfthWest Serbia. along the lbar
yaleH the st5bs are on The; a fepsiye
Snf at ;seterfl. have. driven back
thd AnstfiaHs Who have invaded from
The west aceoss tI1exb fina, while I'D
the prina itseff. 81 the north Monte
nekfins borderssp the sMontene9rineE sre
on the Offensive and report q number
ofssuccesses. = ~. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
HOST sTAt $50 an BACK
-. or HIS HEAD BY GUEST

!. William Kunuene, q Hawaiian. was
stabbed II tRe;back Of the head Sunday
night at the end Of "a party in his
home In CoFk6crew Alley, just on Fort
street, but was only slightly hurt
Kunueno was host at party, at
which number s0f his friends were
enjoying themselves drinking, when
q row broke cut and one Of the men
drew knife and stabbed the host.
The police have not found out which
man used the knife.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

Between Them, w. H. Corbett and
r. Gardner, alias Johnson, were the
owners Of the finest gambling layout
and dice loading outfit that has ever
been seen by the police here. and men
who have served In the large cities on
the mainland say no such equipment
was ever taken there.
The photographs taken in the Office
of Captain Of Detectives McDufie,
where the OUTFIT Is heidi show In the
upper picture the paraphernalias taken
in room 10 in the New Allangton ho-
tel with the Colts automatic gun found
in Johnson.s pocket and one found IN
his room 4 Most OF the decks Of cards
had been Opened and many OF them
are marked decks. The nbiseIesR rub.
bfr chips used in the game and -four
ten-doIar fQld pieces which Wofe put
into the game BY q dbfectif who was
sent 70 Kdt evidence, are also shown.
The lo8ef Sfigture Is OF the dice 30ad,
Ing outhf found IN Johnson,s room.
There is a melting ladle, quicksilver
for loading dice and drills Of an kinds
and sizes. The drills were used III 3
dentists drill stand. Among the dice
are some already loaded and q mum.
Der Of blanks.
/. Johnton loaded the dice by boring
into ths spots which mark the num-
Der of,the dice, putting quicksilver In
and sealing 1t with cement, fixing the
dice so he could ''rolls them as he
wanted to. He Is so expert that he
has succeeded ins loading transparent.
dice 50 neatly that only the closest
kind. Of examination reveals that. the
dice are crooked -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

/ Associated Presi 81 BED fsI va s|ssSl
PARRY SOUND Ont. o1nada. Nov
2S.-An explosion atsthe works Of the
Canadian Explosives Company plant
last night destroyed Ave buildings in
which quantity Of oofdItc was stored.
There were no casualties The Cana
dian authorities ascribed the explo-
sion to the work Of alien enemies and
2 vigorous roundup Of German and
Austrian residents 4 beng tl1de In
an effort to secure r'iie 70 the ones
who are responsible To- the ex1'osIon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
BIZ. COOK CLIMBS I0 O,
!, i, TOP or MOUNT Full

r Especial Gable to Hawsy sb+Hnr ~ !;
= TOXIC, Japan. Nov. 24.-lDr. Fred
ericR A Cooke the American explorer
ana claimant to the discovery pf the,
North pole, today asceaded TO the sum-
NIT Of Mount ;Eaji the highest noun:
tain In Japan. S-,ls:.., =; Z. iiss .ls;s ( :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
CUBAN PLANTERS
BEyEH|IEDBY !.
Timely RAINS

HAVANA, Cuba. New. %. season
able rains have raised high the ex.
,pectations Of the Cuban k1ear plant.
ers and splendid rsports % the grow.
ing cane are coming tk from All parts
of the island. IfSfptle rains continue,
followed by . spe feoDi dry weather.
the most .extrava mt estimates OF the
crop. which win uhQpesti 6lablys break
an records. win be 1alg stustiaed.,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
JAPANESE DIET MILL
c0NGRATU EATE YQSHfHHo

Especial CablA to Hawai- shinpoj.
( TOXIC. Japan Nov. THE I'm.
,perial diet VIII meet on the 2sth day
Of the current nonth, IN regular ses-i
sion and the first act Of TIE body Will
be to present 10 the emperor q me-
mortal congratuiating him on HIS cor
.onation and extending the Usual felicf3
tatfons. to YosRihito and Ms empress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
BELcIANs. 70 RAISE
LOAN ~ AMERICA

He HAGUE, Netherlands, Nov. q.
--It was announced here today that
tie Belgian nlinISkers Of finance and
justice are pf6paFine to leave for the
United States, where they win en-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

The name Of the duke Of Con-
naught win head the list Of subscrib-
ers 10 the new Canadian domestic
loan in instruments. to be issued at
the end Of this month.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
W0UNDEDGERMAN boy PRAISES
TREATMENT At English! HANDS

has penetrated GerIn6ny, DR. Schuf-
mann citest his own bfStlferys family
Of 10 sons. or these 10, nine are en-.
gagged In active service The young
est Is not yet old enough tosenter the
strife. but Is being dfilledesNith other.
boys Of his age 81 the hfts sCf war.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

Upper plcture-Rubber chips, cards
and money taken IN room 10 In the
New AlIsneton hotel when detectives
rslded the place Wednesday night. The
two revolvers belonc to r. Johnson.
one Of the players. one being found III
ME pocket and one IN mis- room.
4 Lower pldftre-Johnson's dice-load-
linz cuffs edttaIninp drills, blank dice.
melting l3hle, quicksilver and other
nipple hBenfk u was the possession
81 thit outfit that led to w. Il. corbett
and Johnson paying $3.50 and $500
fines, respectively.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

s .EONDON5 Eng. Nov, 23A Hotter'
dan aesB61eA announces q serious na.
yaElols to Germanysoue Of the newest
sdreaanouehts ffom Kief having struck
q mine and bunkeili the Baltic on ri.
days <Bet1flsnOf the affair have been
vigorously censored blythe German I'D.
nirAlty, the name 81 the lost Warship
being spnknoWnss outside OF official CTR,
sleIess When the dreadnouehts went
down. 50 members Of her crew were
lost, 81
4 According to Copenhagen reports, &
tecohd flotiiia Of British Submarines
h2s run the gauntlet 81. German de.
Stf6yefs In the Cattegat and Is ready
10. complete the blockade Of the Ger
mail Baltic ports. The flotilla. which
Is described variousig as consisting Of
from 10 TO rs sof the. latest model
submarines, made the run through The
sCatteeat and the Sound without the
loss Of d ship. although between IS
and 40 German destroyers have been
.patfolling the waters constantly,
The fact that these submarines are
known now to be In the Baltic ex-
plains the recent. activity, OF ne Ger.
man destroyer fleet N the Esttegst- Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
S SEstls se Ss -. HESs

x L0NDON. Eng. Nofs 23.The To-
tzf htihihsk % of56erE who 6aps Is
tired - the "a Snsity list 0f the British
hfln5 since tie beginning o. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

Is now 1858. OF Ills number sOss
were either killed on the field or died
Of wounds received IN action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

Swedish ferries plying between
Sweden and Germany no longer
carry freight having agreed to carry
only passengers and mails.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

Philadelphia has reduced the height
required for firemen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
UNREST m TURKEY.

WASHINGTON, p. G., Nov; 2S.-- ne
existence Of q secret society amongst
the Egyptians Id Turkey has been dis.
covered by the Turkish authdrities. &C,
cofding to adyiees received ~ the
Turkish embassy here. and - Of the
leaders have been put TO death The
plottefs had IN view the dpnlembef.
meAt OF the Turkish enipir md the
establishment OF an iHdepenat4t Ara.
bian state, under protection Of the
British. =. 80 -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23

The matter which concerns us is not
supremacy of one or the other party, but
the choice for the public service of hon
and efficient men.-David Starr Jordan.