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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-16

The third and last contest Of the
golf tournament between the officers
of town and the officers of Schofield
will be played off next Saturday and
Sunday at both the Country Club and
Schofield Barracks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-16

Last evening the Enlisted Mems
Club gave its. semi-monthly dance at
headquarters. An unusually large
crowd was out from town, which made
1t very merry affair.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-16

Walker Atkinson arrived on tn,
Sherman this. morning to spend hi
vacation with his parents. Lieut. col
and Mrs. Atkinson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-16
olt SlaferNotes

Especial Star-BulIetin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER. July 1.-THE fos.
lowing named enlisted men are detail.
ed to take the course st the school far
bakers and cooks at this post, and will
report to I'd Lieut.. William A. Reed,
I'd Infantry. acting officer in charge,
on July 16, 1915, for instructions:
Bakers-Pyt Mathys Wiser, Com
pany l, 2d Infantry: Pvt. Nolan c.
Walker, Company L. I'd Infantry.
Cooks-Pvt. Eugene Laflamne. Com,
pany b. I'd Infantry; PVT. Lewis G.
Ccrbin. Company F. "a Infantry.
Word has been received that Capt.
Elisha G. Abbott, Signal Corps. who
was ordered to Fort Shafter to take
command OF E Company. has been
sent to Manila Instead, and that Capt.
Joseph B. Douglas. who is now at the
army service school, Fort Leaven.
worth, Kansas, win come to Fort Shat.
ter.
Word has been received from the
states that Lient.-col E. v. Smith 18th
Infantry, has gDtten a transfer to the
9th Infantry, stationed at the Preside
OF San Francisco This will enable
Mrs. Smith Ia hold quarters at the
Preside while Col Smith is on the
border.
The following named officers of the
I'd Infantry have contributed to the
golf cup that Is to be played for an.
nually by the officers on Oahu: Cpts.
Lincoln, Knowles, Cooke. Cochran and
johnson; Lieuts. Campanole, Preston,
Wright, McAndrew and Greene.
-
The third and last contest Of the
golf tournament between the officers
of town and the officers Of Schofield
will be played off next Saturday and
Sunday at both the Country Club and
Schofield Barracks.
Among the arrivals on the transport
Sherman this morning were Lieut.. and
Mrs Manchester. Lieut.. and Mrs. Crys-
tai and small son, and Lieut.. Vernon
w. Boiler, all Tor the "a inianIry.
- -
Lieut.. and Mrs. William H. Gill. 9Th
Infantry. passengers on the Sherman
for Manila, are guests of Lieut.. and
Mrs. John B. Richardson Mrs. Gill
is sister OF Mrs. Richardson
- -
Last evening the Enlisted Mems
rl,,h Oovof ifo oor,,f-r,n oufhlv danno Of
headquarters. An unusually large
crowd was out from town, which made
1t q very merry affair.
- -
Walker Atkinson arrived on the
Sherman this lmorning to spend his
vacation with his parents. eut.-coi.
and Mrs. Atkipson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
THE FOLLY

The Folly attendance continues to
grow ON the vaudeville program for
the last time today appear Charlan
and Charlnu, In singing and dancing
act and Adolph and Raymond, head
balancers and comedy acrObats. These
two high class vaudeville attractions
and great four reel feature, The
White Terror together with two 9th.
er first run pictures are populartEing
the Folly There nrr never les than
six reels of pictures and two acts Of
vaudeville offered at the Folly for five
cents
Farrar and Farrar In a singing and
violin act aud Webb aud Webb with
a comedy singing aud talking act are
two teams that win entertain Folly
audiences beginning with the Sunday
matinee un the Sunday program IL
the Animated Weekly, featuring news
In pictorial form from all over the
world ON the same program appears
n two reel Bison feature. |The Test Of
a Man This " railroad drama uf
intense Interest Mary Fuller, one uf
the prettirSt stars In filmdOm, will ap.
pear IN the Folly program Monday In
three reel feature, "Clrcus Mary"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

1t will be remembered that Miss.
Sweet recently made her first Lasky
appearance In the lasky Belasco pro
ductlun Of The Warrens Of Virginia, "
aud that her instantaneous hit In this
famous American war drama was fol.
lowed 10y her engagement In the leading
role ~ The Captive romantic
drama concerning Incidents Of the war
between Turkey and Montenegro.
CuriOusly enough there is also II war
element In stolen Goods, but In this
Instance the war i, not II fundamental
motive and we see the hospital life
rather than the battlefield.
The complications Of the story arise
from the fact that Margery Huntley,
the heroine Of the narrative, Is false
ly arrested and Imprisoned on a charge
" having stolen some lace which was
really taken by rich kleptOmaniac
and by her put into Margerys bag
when detection seemed imminent Al
/ ter this MargerN becomes u trimmed
nurse. hut she is Identified as having
u prison record, aud so gOes 10 Bel
gum to do what good she can. In
one " the emergency hospitals there
she finds Helen the kleptOmanlac
whom she recognizes Helen Il appar
entity killed and Margery thinks II will
be only Just retribution to take the
dend girls name and make use Of
tickets to American and al intrOduc
| tlOn TO II woman who has befriended
Helen, whom the war has left desti
tute This exchange Of personalities
coupled WITH the fact that Helen is
not really slain leads to interesting
complications and remarkable elf
max.
A two reel keystone comedy special
'Fatty's Plucky Pup" also will b,
shown Sunday. On the new vaudevlll,
bill appears thr popular trio, Morton
Wells and Norwaud. comedy singing
talking and piano artists They ap
penred at the Empress one year ago
scoring a great success.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
THE LYRIC

Appearing ON the Lyric screen sun
day, is brand new AIDE fabel: new
episode In the "HaHanis Of Helen;' q
new pictorial presentation Of the Incl.
dents on the battlefields; and new
chapter from the lives Of that amorous
couple Mr. and Mrs. JRrr.
A continuous musical program IL pr.
sented at the Lyric between the hours
Of two and ten thirty p. IN. During
an lntermisslon between picture pro.
grams, Il high class musical concert IL
rendered by the Finley Band and or.
chestra This hand has created n wide
spread Interest and Manager Sinopoulo
has declared that Il Is the strongest
single feature ever offered Lyric pat.
rOns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
PLAN EDDY MEMORIAL
Fund Has Been Raised TO Erect Mon.
ument At Mount Auburn Cemetery
10 Founder Of Science Church

BOSTON, June ~ Announcement
Of the completion Of plans for me
mortal monument to be erected In
Mount Auburn cemetery at the grave
Of Mrs, Mary Baker Eddy, founder Of
Christian Science church, was made
today The memorial will consist "
a circular, open colonnade Of eight
comns, resting ON II base of three
steps aud surrounded by n circular
platform from which double flight
of steps will lead to the edge OF n
small lake. The material will be
white granite and the detail will be-
floral
A fund OF $1,000 has been raised
for the erection and maintenance Of
the memorial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
War at a Glance

The east bank of the River Dnles-
ter has been entirely cleared Of the
Teutonic troops who forced their way
across at two points early this week,
according 10 the latest Russian official
statements, but the Austro German
forces are making desperate efforts TO
effect Il passage elsewhere.
Bridging operations were begun by
the Germans aud Austrlans south Of
BukaszeOwlce, on the very night the
remnants Of the detachments which
had previously crossed I'm the Kozany
district and In the region Of Marynoff.
stany were being uriyen back In the
former aud captured In the latter reg
Ion, the Russians report.
The battle still ~ raging at the new
point Of contact they add.
Nearly everywhere else along the
eastern war front the drive NJ the
Teutonlc allies has been az least TEN.
porarily checked, according 10 the
latest Russian claims. The report
mentions specifically a breaking up OF
the German offensive 10 the west OF
the River Niemen IN the Orzyc and
Omulew valleys aud on the vlstula
front south Of Pillca. A later accre.
tlun To the force " the German drive
In the Orzyc region II indicated here.
the Russians reporting that they were
forced to give way by annihiliatlng
artillery fire No important change
In the situation TO the east Of LRmberg
Is reported.
Military observers are watching the
progress Of this fighting In eastern
territory aud reported movements OF
German troops an interior lines with.
out venturing much more than vague
speculation as 10 whether these opera
tlOns viii he followed by another Teu
tonic drive NJ Warsaw with renewed
activity on a huge scale ny the Ger
mans along the open front
The Italian armies are continuing
their work " keeping clear the ground
In front of them In the Tyrol Tren.
tin0 region and In Cadm and Car
nlola by artillery fire and isolated IN.
fantry operations the official reports
say. Progress IL helng made along
/ the IsonEo, according 10 the italian
statement, despite the natural difficul
ties of the ground accentuated by ar
tificial obstacles placed by the Aus
/ trlane.
The most recent definite news from
the Dardanelles ls IN the shape Of Q
report by the Turkish war office thai
on June ~ a Turkish patrol had de
stroyed a party " the invading force.
and captured arms aud other wal
booty.
The French report comparative IN
activity along the western war front
An interesting document IN connec
tion with the war situation has beel
published In worwaerts II Berlin, Il
the shape " full page appeal 10
peace, emannting from the managing
committee " the socialist party Il
Germauy II asserts that although
Germany was attacked by greatly su
perior forces, she has demonstrate,
that she II unconQuerable and In IN
name Of humanity and culture sh
< should take the first step 10 brin
about peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
T.J. BALLEW WINS OUT
Judgment COnvicting Him Of Embez-
element Is Reversed by Justice Arm
strong, Court Of Appeals

The judgment Of the district court
of Blaine county IL reversed In an
opinion today of Justice Armstrong Of
the criminal court OF appeals In the
case of T. j Ballew, who was convict.
ed of embezzlement and given two and
IA half years In the penltentiary. In
the trial OF the case Ballew was pros
ecuted rs having embezEled the money
from Il customer, when In fact the high
court holds that he embezzled II from
the bank Of which he was cashier. The
money was deposited by the customer.
Bnllew WAS cashier Of the Bank OF
Commerce OF Geary. The Judgment
is reversed because " the fault In the
prosecution.
Another opinion OF Justice Arm
strong reversed the judgment Of the
BeckhAm county court In which \. II.
BOlen was convicted on two counts of
violating the insurance laws Of the
state aud fined 5000 on each count
An opinion OF Justice Doyle affirms
the conviction OF Mike Markerson, con.
ylcted In the ComanChe county court
OF violating the prOohibitory law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
BRITISH AWAIT
NEXT MOVEM ENT
Lull IN East and West Cause, Allies to
SpCcrlate On VIVA, Gsr,usn4 Wil DO
Following Lemberg's Capture

LONDON, June 20---With n breath
less expectancy which seems to be re-
Elected IN the pause AT the present
moment, on both battle fronts on the
continent, the British public il await
Ing the next move on the European
chess board. II IL conceded that this
move Ii Germany's and that II may
he made against either Warsaw.
Paris or Calais. German activity has
been reported In the Argonue, which
may indicate q drive ln the direction
Of Paris, but the closing Of the Bel.
CLAN frontier may mean the transfer
OF veterans from the eastern front for
another attempt to break through TO
the English channel, Many persons
believe however that no great often.
sive movement will be attempted along
the western front until another ef,
fort has been made TO reach War
saw, against which position the Ger.
mans are said TO be bringing big
guns from Essen.
No great activity IL TO be noted
along any Of the minor fronts. The
Italians claim 10 be engaged In con
solidatlng the positions they have won
along the river IsonIo, while froni
the Dardanelles come reports Of enor
nous losses suffered by the Turks In
defending the peninsula from the at
tacks Of the allies.
The question Of munitions still Is
absorbing public attention In England
The house of commons has been as
sured by Walter Runcimsn. president
Of the board OF trade, that Great Brit
ain has sufficient hieh explosives foi
her own use and that she need have
no concern over the food supplies
but that the requirements for shelli
are still acute.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
AUDITORIUM

Hustler Bpown and the German
Band can YOU imagine ANYTHING
funnler than moving picture show.
Ink the experience Of this famous
tom hoy American and those mlrth
provoking German musicians who
tour tho streets " all the larger
cities. This film Ia one Of the best
ever taken hy the famous ndison com.
pay How does this sound for fun.
NY one7 Mothers BABY BOY. lie
wanted Chicken It's q Lubin, and q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
LEARN OPTIMISM
FROM CHILDREN
Miss Graham, In Charge OF Child
renS Ward AT ST. AnthOny'S,
Tells About Patients
TINY SUFFERERS ARE CHEERFUL
BY Manrine Butts

There's only one patient In the ward
today said Miss Graham, who has
charge Of the Chlldrens ward at St
Anthonys hospital. There she is;
come here, Pauline
A little yellow headed baby came
toward us nt an awkward gait she
Is only seventeen months old and Is
waiting to be- operated on for II tumor
~ the throat When she came, she
was Marty dcnd from Surfocation Dr.
Davis put tube In her thrunt aud
she brrnthes quite easy now"
Miss Graham told me this as she
picked Pauline NJ and put her In Il
wheel chair.
Pauline at once began shaking her
fist to Indicate that she wanted to go
hlr.hye" "She had rather be wheeled
around than anything she can think
Of said Miss Graham laughlngy, us
she rolled the chair slowly down the
hail I'VE nearly lost her about two
weeks ago. The whole ward was
quarnntined on account NJ measles,
and Pauline aud two other small chill.
dren In the ward were pretty sick.
They came through nl right though.
aud Pauline has seemed 10 feel no bad
effects
Two small boys were IN the ward,
aud | asked Miss Graham about them
They are not regular patients In the
ward she said "Thry ARE only there
FOR today, for tousl operations. The
younger one told ne that he and his
brother were euiug 10 get seven dol.
lnrs apiece for being good boys aud
having their tuuslls removed
Pauline shook her fiSt NJ the boys
0s an invitation to come and play
She was highly indignant when they
didn't accept her offers " hospitality
aud was wheeled away In high dud.
geon.
one " the mtcrncs told me NJ NJ
Tie girl who had only been discharged
from the hospital Monday. "She has
hpcn here three different times" he
said Roth her hip, were dlslocated
and she had to wear three different
plaster cusl, before she was entirely
straight She was the most cheerful
little thing ever saw
she wasn't the only cheerful one
said Mis- Graham There was lit
Tie girl who had dcformrd spine Sh,
was strapped to a curved board ful
months, aud she was always smiling
and singing However she was mol
an exception An the children ar,
cuntented aud We have never had d
despondent child In this ward sine,
I've bpcn here
How about the bunch from m,
Baptist Orphans Home" asked an
other nurse II never heard NOR,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

a five reel vehicle for Robert War
wiCk's histriOnic talent.
The story relates the life OF two half
brothers, one good and the other bad
Mr.. Warwick in the picture under.
takes to enact the dual character.
II is characteristic Of this photo
play that the producer, who Is a very
superstitlous parsonage, Introduces a
black cat into hisj play which II his
mascot. This only goes to show that
the moving picture business has done
nothing TO divorce the stage people
from their deep superstition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
ERIE RAILROAD SELLS
PART OF ITS LAKE FLEET

NEW YORK, June ~. Sale Of four
Of the Erie Railroad company's fleet
Of eight lake steamers was ann0unc.
ed today by President y. II. Under.
wood " the Erie. All four will be
brought to New York. Two win en-.
gage In coastwise and two In trans
Atlantic trade. In oraer to bring
them through the canal connecting
lakes, Erie and Ontario, II was stated
II would he necessary 10 cut the YES
sells In two NJ they nre longer than
the locks. The two sections of each
vessel win he Joined together nj Mon
treaL All four are of the whale type
and built OF steel
The sale was made necessary by
the recent ruling " the Interstate
commerce commission that all rail
roads operating steamships on the
great lakes must dispose Of their lake
lines by December l. About fifty yes
sells were affected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
BOARD HIKED PIONEERS
OWN FIGURES By seee, 80

The state board Of edualiration today
placed a valuation u f7,s7i,be0 on
the Pioneer Telephone and Telegraph
company's property In the state This
II about q million increase over last
years assessment The company made
returns showing an increase Of about
s400,Oeo over last year The board
added the balance. Consideration IL
belug given the Ringing road this sf.
ternoon by the board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
REVOKED OFFER or REWARD
WHEN FUGITIVE SAW NOTICE

When Governor Williams Friday re-
celved letter from Tom ysnn for
whom a reward Of 300 had been Of
fered. saying that vann had seen the
notice. OF the reward and that he
would return TO the Cherokee county
jail, the governor issued proclama'
ton revokins the sward. vann had
escaped from the Cherokee county jail
where he was held pending trial on
the charge Of killing Ben johnson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
Plumbing. Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor Bros
ADV.
CAPTAIN NOT DECORATED
FOR SINKING LUsITANiA

BERLIN, June 28.-The report
published abroad that Captain Hers
Ing had received the decoration Of the
order Of Pour le Merite, the highest
Prussian military decoration, for the
sinking fthe Lusitania, Is untrue
Captain Hersins was decorated for
taking a submarine boat through the
straits OF Gibraltar.
The announcement was made today
by the Overseas News Agency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
sUGGs NOW SALES MANAGER
or CONCRETE CULyERT co

Sidney Suggs, former state highway
commissioner today became sales man.
ager Of the National Concrete and
Culvert company, with the principal
office at ,Tecunssh. The company Is
capitalized at t2b,0e0 with L. 3.
Rosebush, W. c. Furry of Tscumseh,
and Sidney suggs and 8. A. Douglas
OF Ardmore AZ Incorporation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
THE MET

The Met theatre was packed as usu.
al last night Patrons are urged To
attend the morning aud afternoon
shows SO AS 10 avoid the tremendous
crowds. Thirteen reels Of first run
pictures are offered today and To-
night The Broken Coin" and Her
Shattered Idol" head the program.
One feature follows the other IN swift
succession FOR three hours and fifteen
minutes II Is impossible TO realize
what wonderful show the Met is
giving unless YOU see A. The pictures
are the hest that money can buy. A
complete change SUNDAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

fuss In my life Fourteen of them
were operated on for bad tonsils In
Que day First one would begin 10
cry, nnd then the others would hear
him, and start 10 cry, too"
They were only temporary
though said Miss Graham"The per
manent ones are mOtt wonderful op.
tlmlsts ever saw. They are Il shin.
Ing example TO grown.ups, who are
more trouble 20 us IN one day than
the little folks are In month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
SKIRVIN ROOF GARDEN


A roof garden on the Skiryin hotel
may result II the plans now being
considered by Manager J. ID. Farr
work out. The present roof will have
to he remodeled, and several minor
changes made II the arrangements are
completed.
Other changes, principally In the
front office and cafe service, are be
ing made by Manager Farr, In order
to meet new needs Of travellers, and
to further the comfort aud convent.
ence Of guests.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

corker. All the dancers win be at
the Auditorium tonight It's habit
they have that Of going to the great
dancing pavilion on Saturday night.
Your friends all win he there so you
are pNDpctpd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
A MANTELL SUCCESS
Lyric viii Show Perturbation Of Face
In the Moonlight" Early Vehicle Of
Tragedian's Success

The picture depicts a startling scene
from the resurrection Of Robert Man.
tells great success. THE Face In the
Moonlight This great play appears
at the Lyric Monday and Tuesday as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
FRENCH

PARIS, June 26,-The French war
office today gave out this report:
Considering the front nv whole
last night passed with relative quiet.
North OF Arras there Ii nothing to re.
port except infantry engagements ne.
companied by Il lively cannonadlng,
between the SOuchez refinery and the
national highway between Bethune
and Arms
"Our progress has been checked by
the condition Of the ground which, In
certain places, has been rendered al.
most impassable by the recent storms.
"On the Champagne front aud in
Arsonne, fighting has been going on
TO our advantage"
The Want Ad phone OF rhe Times ls
y u "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

ahd destroyed an emey party near
seddul Bahr, putting their machine
guns out OF action and capturing war
booty"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
Official Reports
TURKISH

CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 2e.--An
official statement Issued today ssidi
During the night Of the 2srd one
Of our right wing patrols surprised
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
Ezra Offutt, probation officer, has

returned from Nashville, Tenn, where
he Went 10 take George McCallup to
an industrial school McCallup is the
negro boy 10 years old who was ar
rested here Oh the charge Of shooting
another negro. He had escaped from
the Lincoln county Officers aud when
arrested had n revolver In his pocket
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
Licenses to marry have been mis-.

sued from the county clerks office TO
NJ. II Watts, ~, Claremore, aud Miss
Grace Hamilton, %, Edmond Mike J,
Masses, 20, aud Miss Adelaide kaure.
~, both ~ oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

A huff IL usually more Of a neces
atty than a luxury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
Plumbing Repairs, Butcn, Wal 1874.
a

MIR V. W Knowles, who has charge
Of the prevention Of hog cholera in
this state, reports very few cases so
far this year MIR Knowles IL now
busy taking measures for the pre-
yentlon of an epidemic this summer