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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27


The report makes the follow 4 '' .0.
mendations for the dctcrmuutt.u. .' a
busineSsliko aud eXHCt policy
That Congress establish q p,r... .'
shipping board. composed a. fN. .t.
oerS, who shall he men "Nir.' ". n
shipping and foreign trade T'~ .sa"i
shall recommend TO Cuugies- 81. Toe
vision modcrniZation OF all "'ri
states laws relating To- sh.iI.G- a.
deems necessary Il shall p,tu.t '.'f
discharge all he functions 90 I'll. 4"i-
eral Government relating tN,'.a
That the board bring 'u g.. ,'
ton OF Congress the Necessity o.. '
fcations OF the speed rrqu.r'
the mall act of 1891 iu sp' 4
SO that tho establishment 80 u.t ME-
munications with South NI'I
Africa, Australasia and ,.r la
may be considered from On, fri.
points OF View Of the cost o. ,u '
of such lines and of the speed,
II Ia desirable that these lines u .' -
tanned.
That tn" board 50 vou~tItt H.t r
likewise report upon tho m,l~r.'
essary to render inNrstu,ut H
can shipping safe and attractive
>ate capital. and to Increase o.
cnt resources of our sNSt,us 60
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
Face 10 Face With kultur.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuN-Sir: Il
seems that through IN" of tho little
i%ronies OF life and death. the house IN
which Miss Edith cavell Nvcd and
worked In BRUSSELS faces the Rue de la
Culture. "kultur' In Germany,
EMMA WHITE.
New YoRK, October a6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

now lost both cruisers Of this type;
the sister ship, the Friedrich Karl.
W., blown up by q mine In the Baltic
on December ~, 1914. The Govern
ment could i'll AFFORD to lose these
fine ships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

To ruf Enron or THr suN-Sis In Tur
SrN Of october "a | read: Doyle whitencd
as the blood fled from his heart"
Does the blood leave the heart Of A
dying man? L. u.
DANBuRN, Conn, October IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27
Two More Applications Filed.

To THE ENRON of TnE SrN-Sr Il
Munday's Hand Laundry eligible to a
niche? Comfort the undertaken might
also be an applicant. W. y. II.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. October -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN--Sr: What.
ever subject Mr.. Roosevelt may discuss
he invariably reaches the conclusion
that we ave had only two satisfactory
Presidents, and that the other one was
Lincoln.
BosroN, October fs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

" our friends cho fdror us 'c,M mana
scrtpfs and Illustrations for publication ,rtsh
TO hare rejected articles returned heE musf
IN oil cases send stamps for that purpose.
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London ofice. bingham House. ! Arun-
de- street. strand.
Paris office, & Rue de Ia Michodiere. on
Rue du Quatre Septenbrc.
Washington ONCE. Hibbs Building.
Brooklyn Office. los Livingston street.
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THE EVENING sun Per Month ....
THE EVENING SUN troreisn), Per Mo. I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-27

Published daily. including sunday by the
Sun Printing and Publishing Association 81
1850 Nassau street, In the BOROUGH Of Man
haitian. New York. President and Treas
urer. William G. Reick. i50 Nassau street;
Vice President. Edward y. Mitchell, loo
Nassau street. secretary. {. Il Luxtun. loo
Nassau street.
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All checks. money orders. &C, to De
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

HOLPUCH OPPOSES TEACHERS
WAGE SCHEDULE
The senate schools investigating
committee, sent up here when the
school board seemed in danger of a
bona f1de investigation from the city
council, resumed its operations today.
Trustee Joseph Holpuch, big business
man, resumed the stand.
He is a building contractor and is
associated with men who handle
building material His bitterest at
tack today was on the repair depart
ment of the school board, which man
ufactures desks, cabinets, window
shades and hundreds of other arti-
cles used on school buildings.
If the repair department did not do
this the profits would go to a crowd
of building contractors and material
men.
He sailed into this repair depart
ment and hammered hard at it. II
had been suggested previously that
the repair department should be
made to bid against manufacturers.
This would give them a chance to
grab some Of the profits which the
school board now pays itself.
HolpUch admitted to the senate
committee that he was an opponent
of the wage schedule now paid to
teachers. He not only intimated that
automatic increase was putting the
board in the hole, but said that teach
ers should be paid out of what was
left when the other departments had
scrambled for their part in the school
appropriation.
He backed the repeated suggestion
of members of the board, who had
been called first, before the ''inVesti-
cation" dies down, that a business
man or managership should have
charge of the school affairs.
AS an fntimation that some trus-
tees of the school board are not sat
fed with the way Lewis Larson, sec
rnforv hOsses the financial affairs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

-O-O
WARSAW EVACUATED. SAYS
HAGUE REPORT
BerIin.-Russian legation at The
Hague has officially announced the
evacuation of Warsaw, according to
dispatches received here today.
London.-BeIgian steamer Koop-
handel of Antwerp sunk by German
submarine. Crew saved.
Petrograd. - Gen. Won GaIIWitz's
new drive southwark toward Petro-
grad Warsaw railway is being held up
by stubborn Russian resistance along
railway leading through VyskOf. Slav
losses in past 48 hours have been
very heavy.
The belief prevails that if Russian
line on Narew continues to hold for
two more days main Russian armies
will have reached new positions as
signed for them beyond .Vistula.
London.-RussIan aViators attach
ed to Black sea feet flew over Con-
stantinOple, bOmbarding harbor
works.
Rome.-ln most furious battle of
lower lsOnZO campaign Austrian regi-
ment was entrapped and cut to pieces
by Italian bersagheri on Carso pla-
teau Monday night.
Amsterdam. - German authorities
in Belgium have issued strict orders
that no Belgians shall display British
cOlOrs today to observe first anniver-
sary of AngIo-German declaration of
war.
Paris.-SUre sign that France an
ticipates long war and at least an
other winter of trench fighting seen
in fact that army is now taking a
vacation" Trains arriving here
brought large number Of men who
have been doing heavy work along
fighting line.
-O-O
TOO HONEST
1gsJ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
-O-O--
TOO HONEST

TOO HONEST
why did Blinks fail in his photo
asked his customers the first
thing whether they wanted photo
graphs or Hkenesses."
The Keota news., 1915-07-23
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Apple Tee cajxs.

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y and egg fvell beaten): spread in
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in eishths os sixteenths and stick IL
dough. sprinkle sugar and cinnamo,
over top, serve VIII hutte1.
The Keota news., 1915-07-23
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-16
MARYLAND BAND
PLANS CONCERT
WEDNESDAY EVE

Under the able leadership of Band
master A. NARCOTIC the band of the
cruiser Maryland will give a public
concert at Public Baths next Wednes-
day evening at 1870 o'clock. All who
attend will be agreeably surprised at
the excellence of this musical organi-
cation and the program is one that
will delight the hearts of music low
ers.
The Maryland band is led by Band
master A. NARCOTIC, who has been
in the naval service for more than IA
years, and has led many bands aboard
various ships of Uncle Sans navy,
never failing to make each an excel
lent unit. The personnel of the Mary
lands band is as follows:
E. E. Mclean, LIST musician, solo
cornet; D. Ascension, LIST musician,
baritone; R. N. Rowland, solo cornet;
M. A. Bowman and s. Sauler, LIST cor
net; L. G. Marsh, I'd cornet; E. San
Luis, e flat clarinet; E. Crudo, solo
clarinet, C. Sheppard, list clarinet; r.
E. Gamble, I'd clarinet; H. Mutt, bass;
D. D. Miller, 1st trombone; 8. Ontigo,
I'd trombone e. Motto, solo alto; F.
Fortunate, I'd alto; w. NJ. Kingen, Sd
alto, and F. E. Nelson, drums and
traps.
NARCOTIC is a virtuoso on the clari-
net. He had his musical training at
the Conservatory of Naples, studied
under numerous masters of both the
clarinet and harmony, and is thor
ough musician, with the ability to not
only lead a band, but also to bring
out the tone shades necessary to make
any number a success He has select
ed the following for his program;
March - The Metronome Prize
Overture-"S infonia La Muta di
Portici" Auba
Waltz "Pepa y Chatting. -. .Araullo
Selection-"I Lombardi" Verdi
One-step-'My Tom Tom Man..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Van Alstyne
Atlantis" (The Lost ContinenD
Suite in four parts.
l. Nocturne and Morning Hymn Of
Praise.
2. A Court Function.
3. l Love Thee (The Prince and
Adna).
4. The Destruction of Atlantis.
.............A. F. Safranek
Two-step-"Jane" ............. MohG
March-"Chaplain Brennan" .Zangari
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Navy OFFICERS
HONORED GUESTS
ATPARTY TODAY

In honor of her son, Ensign Ivan
Graham, and to introduce to Honolulu
the officers of the third submarine TO-
tilla just arrived here, Mrs. W. NJ.
Graham is giving a lawn party and
informal tea this afternoon at her resi-
dence, Victoria and Green streets. Of
ficers of the Maryland, most of whom
are quite we'll known here from pre-
Rious visits, will also be guests of
honor, as will Commander Freeman Of
the torpedo flotilla.
The officers of the submarine fotilla
are:
Comdr. Frederic N. Freeman, COM
mander Pacific torpedo fiotilla.
U. S. S. K-7-Lieut ]. V. Ogan, COM
handing and division officer; Lieut..
q. g. H. D. Bode, assistant to COM
handing officer.
U. s. s. K-4-Lieut. J. P. Gliding,
commanding; Ensign E. J. O'Keefe,
assistant to commanding officer.
U. S. s. K-S-Lieut. ]. W. Lewis,
commanding; Ensign C. B. Byrne, as
sistant to commanding officer.
U. s. s. K-3-Lieut d. g. F. T.
Chew. commanding; Lieut.. u. g. N.
L. Kirk, assistant to commanding Of
ficer.
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COMMANDERS OF
SUBMARINES PAY
FORMAL VISITS

An official visit was paid today by
Cmdr. F. N. Freeman, Lieut.. X. B.
Crittenden and the four commanders
of the X submarine flotilla, to Rear
Admiral Clifford J. Boush, command
ant of the Pearl Harbor naval station,
end Maj.-gen. w. H. Carter, command
ing the Hawaiian Department, U. s..
A.
The four K boat commanders pay
ing their respects to Admiral Boush
and Gen. Carter, are Lieut.. J. " Ogan,
commanding the XII; Lieut.. J. P Old
ing, k4; Lieut.. J. w. Lewis, KS; and
Lieut.. u. g. F. T. Chew. The party
made the visits in an automobile, call
ing first on Admiral Boush at Pearl
Harbor, and then on Gen. Carter
about II o'clock this morning, at his
office in army headquarters.
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ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM FOR ARMY
night At OPERA HOUSE, OCT. 10

Oahu Courtesy of Mr.. r. X. Bo-
nine)
T. Song All 'Tis a Dream C. B.
Hawley) Mrs. Charles r Reynolds
). Violin SOlO-la} Aria CTenaglia
1900, (bl Romance (Rubnstein-Wini-
awskD, (cD Hungarian Fantasia CSme-
tana)-Mr. George Casper.
6. SOngs-(aD The BlaCkbird Song
cyril Scott. tbl My Heart Is Lutte
Huntington Woodmanl. tCl Morning
Hymn (HensheD-Mrs. David L..
Stone.
T. Piano Solo-Faust-Valse (Gounod-
LisZt)-Mr. Frank Moss.
8. (a) Serenade (Barthelemy). CbD
Selection from Alma" CBriquet -2nd
Infantry Band, Francis Leigh, Director
9. Song-Interpretation mot classic
adv. A. Canoe. t. S. A.
10. Fencing exhibition-Lieutenan
Sears, Lieut.. Hinemon.
II. Moving pictures-Army Life on
Oahu. Courtesy Of Mr.. R. X. Bonine.)
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Benefit for SchofieId Barracks
Library Will Be Distinct
i've Event

The Army Night entertainment at
the Opera House on next Tuesday
evening contains much Of promise for
music lovers as we'll as for those in
terested in the life Of the soldier,
which will be shown in moving pic
lures.
The affair, which is for the benefit
OF the Schofield Barracks Library and
under the patronage Of Major-General
William Harding Carter, L. S. A.. will
begin at S:15 o'clock. The program is
as follows:
/. Overture Infantry Band,
Francis Leigh, Director
q History of the Library-General
Carter.
3. Moving pictures-Army Life on
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ARMY NOTES

The members of Company C and the
LIST Infantry band Of the National
Guard will be hosts at dance to be
given in the armory, Hotel street, to-
night. at which the members of the
crews of the Maryland and the SUBJ
marines will be guests Of honor.
- -
But one mass will be celebrated at
Schofeld Barracks tomorrow, owing to
the maneuvers now in progress, &C.
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agement to admit a party. OF which
Chief Yoeman Louis Randell was a
member Executive Officer D. F
BOYD Of the Maryland. on investigat-
ing the affair, was told by Manager F
r Trotter Of the tavern that the
Waterman there had orders not to ad
nit intoxicated persons. One of those
in Randelrs party was said to have
Teen under the influence of liquor.
which resulted in refusing them ad-
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mittance. Other enlisted men and
petty officers OF the Maryland's crew
were in the tavern at the time, so
the management denies any discrim-
ination against the navy uniform.
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OLD ARTESIAN WELL At
PALACE TO BE REOPENEO

Plans for reopening the old artesian
we'll in the capitol grounds near the
bungalow, are said to be under con-
sideration by Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works Charles R. Forbes. The
we'll will be uncapped and new casing
will be put inside it. Years ago when
the we'll was new IT poured forth a
large volume of water
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For shooting his brothers wife,
although not fatally, Joseph Croci Of
New Haven was sent to state prison
for not less than four nor more than
ten wears.
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cording to an announcement made by
Chaplain Ignatius Fealy. 1t will begin
at s O'Clock in the morning, At IL
O'Clock a service will be held at Red
Hill for the troops in camp there,
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y y

Because apologies have been made
and the incident explained. legal act
ion will not be taken by the navy de-
partment against Heinie's Tavern, fol-
lowing the refusal OF the tavern nan