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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22

Especial Star BulletIn Correspondence)
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Dec. g.
Christmas will be duly. observed at
'Schofield Barracks this year and many
preparations are being made to make
every one feel happy. All of the
companies of the various regiments
are planning amusements of some
sort for the men and for the past
few days the men have been out in
the hills gathering evergreens and
palms for decorations for barracks
and for the mess hall. The great
American bird" will be in abundance
at every table in the dining rooms and
each mess sergeant is trying to have
the most attractive menu. Commenc-
ing on Saturday all military duties
will be suspended until January and
the men will be permitted to spend
their time as they desire. Each regi-
ment is having its own Christmas tree
and Santa Claus for the little ones and
indications are good that the entire
post will spend most delightful and
happy Christmas. ....... .. :...-: J..
A Joint Gathering =. ..- =.
Christmas will be observed in the
1st and 32nd Infantry regiments with
joint Christmas tree, which will be
set up in the 1st Infantry amusement
hall Sunday afternoon, and to which
all the children of the two regiments
as well as the officers and enlisted
men and their families are invited.
The exercises will begin at 6 O'Clock
with program of recitations and mu-
sic by the children, followed by the
arrival of Santa Claus and the distri-
button of toys, candies and oranges.
The tree will be electrically illuminat.
ed and there will be Christmas remem-
brances for all. ~ g.. =. . .-... -.
Following the children's program
Chaplain Aiken has. arranged a SER
vice for the enlisted men with
hymns and an address on The Real
Meaning of Christmas" Mrs. Blod-
gett will sing a solo. The Cashier
quartet, favorite in the garrison, will
also sing and Christmas film will
be shown on the screen. ! >>... =" ~. n
The post Sunday school will meet
Sunday morning in the post chapel at
10 o'clock and the morning service
will be held at 1915. On Christmas
morning at 10: go Chaplain Aiken will
hold Christmas service in the post
chapel. .... -. -. -.
Letter From Santa
The children Of officers and enlisted
men of the 18th Infantry as we'll as
some of their little neighbors living on
the reservation, were made happy by
the receipt last week of the following
letter from Santa Claus: '.:> =. ~. /
Santa Claus Headquarters,
November 25, 1915"
Dear Child: understand that you
have been quite good this year, SO II
want to shake hands with You CT the I
stage at the 18th Infantry amusement
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men KEEP
infected FRUITS
ANDFLOWERSOlJT

Coconuts from Panama are being
brought here for planting, three at
! tempts to smuggle alligator pears
ashore from the Sonona were frus-
tratef and box Of orchids from New
Jersey had to be fumigated before de-
livery because infested with an aphis,
according to the November report OF
Superintendent 4. NJ Ehrhorn OF tho
division of entomology, Just filed, with
the board Of agriculture and forestry.
During the month 1897 bags Of
rice and 1888 bags Of beans arrived
from Oriental ports" says the report
in part, "and after careful inspection
We're passed as free from pests.
Pests intercepted
approximately 377S pieces of bag.
gage belonging to passengers and Inn
migrants from foreign countries were
examined and nine packages of fruit
and one package of vegetables were
seized and burned.
"One package of walnuts was taken
in the baggage of passenger from
China These were infested with the
larvae Ephestia slutella. Three pack
ages of chestnuts in the baggage OF
passengers on three vessels from
Japan were infested with the chestnut
weevil and were destroyed by fumi
eating first and then burning. One
box of violet plants from the coast
was found infested with Aphids and
fumigated before delivery.
Zone case of orchids from New Jer-
sey had to be fumigated before de-
livery on account Of finding few In
tested with an aphis and scale In
sect. Five small sage palms were
found in the baggage Of passenger
from Japan and were fumigated and
all soil removed and replaced with
steriIized soil before they were landed.
coconuts From Panama
1.-Two thousand one hundred eoconuts
for planting arrived from Panama on
November "a. These were fumigated
as a precautionary measure before de-
livery. Ten coconuts were found In
the baggage Of a passenger from
American Samoa They were samples
for a fiber company and were fumi-
gated before delivery because infested
with scale.
The Pears Did Not Land
"On November %, just when the
Sonoma was sailins at 10 p. m, q
member of the crew tried 70 land
three alligator pears from Samoa,
They were seized and have been de-
stroyed. During the day two other at
tempts were made to land these fruits,
but the packages containing them
were sent back on board.
Plant Insoection Quarters
During the month have been COM
PEELED to remove the laboratory and
fumigating chamber located ON Pier
No. 10 Oceanic dock). The labora-
tory was carefully taken down and
stored. The fumigating chamber was
to the Kilauea street lot and
a roof built over same. This is con-
dition which had to be complied with
on account of harbor improvements
and unfortunately it very materially
weakens the equipment of the quaran.
tine work.
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FEsTlvITIes AT ~. M"

The G. r. club of the Y. NJ C. A. will
hold their Christmas party at their
clubhouse in Manoa on Friday even
ing, December %. There will be a
number ofespecial Christmas features
on the program. !
The Cooperative Trade School boys
will pack two baskets for the two
poor families of the city. The cadet
division has also planned to celebrate
Christmas in this way.
The Employed Boys of the Y. NJ. C.
A. will hold their Christmas bean
supper ON Wednesday evening in
Cooke Hail. AZ this time each mem
Der will be asked to invite one friend.
A special Christmas program has been
arranged A boxing match between
Manuel Nobrigl and William Chung
will be held. Santa Claus will also
be present. Among those who will
entertain are Albert Minnevlile, Clar-
ence Silva, Roland Mcdowell and
Charles lSaalelS.
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sT. cLEMeNT,s cHuRcH0

Midnight celebration of the Hol,
Eucharist.
The service VIII begin at 11:3t
o'clock on the evening of Christmas
Eve, and will be as follows:
Professional - Hymn 81, while
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks."
Kyrie Eleison-Gounod.
Gloria Tibi-Gounod.
Nicene Creed-Best.
Hymn $50 Little Town Of Beth
lehem.y
Sanctus-Gounod.
Agnus Dei-Gounod.
Communion Hymn 40 20 Come
All We Faithful"
Gloria In E1celsis-Old Chant.
Hymn 59-"It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear"
Recessional- Hymn 51-"Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing"
Christmas Day, a. m.-Celebratior
of the Holy Communion.
IL a. m.-Chorai Celebration OF
the Holy Eucharist.
The musical service will be:
professional, Hymn 56-"Lnristmas
Awake. Salute the Happy Morn"
Venite-Mendelssoh
TIE Deum-Garrett in d.
Jubilate-Decevee in F.
Gloria Tibi-Morley.
Nicene Creed-Best.
Hymn 81. "Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing.r
offertory Anthem-"The Coming OF
the King. "--Stults.
Sanctus-Morley.
Benedictus-Morley
Agnus Dei-Morley.
Communion Hymn. 40 Come,
All Ye Faithful"
Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant.
Hymn $50 Little Town of Beth.
lehem."
Nunc Dimittis-Harris.
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YOUNG PEOPLES LEAGUE

A Christmas tree and entertainment
will be held in the auditorium of the
Mission Memorial building at 7:30
O'Clock this evening under the auspi.
ces of the Young Peoples League.
There Will be motion pictures and mu-
sic and all members of the league and.
their friends are invited.
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"yy poRMIToRY BREAKFAST

The annual Christmas dormitory
breakfast at the Y. NJ. C. A. will be
held as usual this year. The break
fast will be held in Cooke Hall and
about 40 dormitory men and ex-dorms
will be invited to be present. The
breakfast will be held at s o'clock
The committee on arrangements is
George Raymond, Ernest Cameron,
Harry Sheehan and Ivan Henry.
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XMAS AT "Y. w"

Clubs of the extension department
of the Y w. c. A. will hold Christ
mas party at the association building
on Friday afternoon at 2:3G o'clock.
The Kauluwela and Kakaako clubs
will be present, and the high school
girls will bring the Manoa club to the
party. Santa Claus will be present,
and games, including potato and pea
nut races will be featured. Fortune
telling will also be listed on the pro-
gram.
The Kalihi club and Camp Fire girls
will hold a Christmas party at Kalihi
on Friday evening. Refreshments will
he served and the spirit of Christmas
will prevail.
The Normal club of the Y w. C.. A.
has planned to pay visit to the fed
eral immigration station Friday after
noon at O'Clock. The club. will take
with them number of presents for
the children at the station.
The Hawaiian girls club of the Y.
w. C. A. will visit the Lunalilo
Home on Sunday, where they will
sing a number of songs and entertain
the inmates with a program. Two
double records will be left for the
entertainment of the old people.
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SALVATION ARMY HOME

Christmas was celebrated in a jolly
fashion last Wednesday evening at the
Salvation Army Home in Manoa, the
tree having been presented by Mrs.
Clarence Cooke On Christmas morn
ing, when the kiddies awake, they
will find that their stockings have
been generously filled with gifts and
candy. A special dinner will be served
on Christmas Day.
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JAIL

With Former Mayor ]. ]. Fern in
charge of the culinary Tart of the oc-
casion, special dinner will be served
at the city Jail on Christmas Day. In
the morning Rev. Father Valentine OF
the Catholic mission will celebrate
mass.
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OMNIBUS BILL CAUSE
OF SHARP CRITICISM

(Associated Press BY Federal wirelees)
WASHINGTON, D.. G., Dec D. -
Executive heads OF the national gov
eminent are opposing the S28, 900
omnibus bill, which provides for gov
eminent buildings. was the charge
made yesterday by Chairman Clark of
the house public buildings committee.
The reason the executive heads of
the government are opposing the ON
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NEW CHIEF NAMED FOR
NAVY ORDNANCE BUREAU
ASSOCIATED PFFess bv Federal wireless)

. = IASsociated Press DIV EeferaI wireless =
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 22.-The
senate yesterday confirmed the APP
pcintment of Commander Ralph Earle
to be chief of the bureau of ordnance
of the navy with the rank OF rear
admiral He succeeds Rear-Admiral
Strauss, who has returned to sea duty
as commander OF the battleship Ne
vada.
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.EpiPHANX CHURCH

A serTice Of carols will be held in
the church of the Epiphany, Kaimuki,
at 1880 O'Clock. on Christmas I've.
At 9 o'clock on Monday morning there
will DE a Chri1tmas service at the
church. FIT.
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Christmas Eve by Rev. Father Reg
inald AMI on Christmas morning az
and 7:30 o'clock.
kAlIHI-WAENA
At midnight Christmas Eve mass
will be celebrated by Rev. Father AL
phonse. Mass also will be celebrated
a. this church at $50 O'Clock on
Christmas morning.
kALIHI-KAI
Midni2nt mass will be celebrated on
Christmas Eve by Rev. Father Rodri-
CUES and at S and $3.50 O'Clock on
Christmas moraing by Rev. Father VI
rich
ST. ANTHoNY's
High mass will be celebrated at mid
night on Christmas Eve by Rev. Fa.
Their Ulrich. with special music by an
orchestra. People living in town will
be able TO get the last car TO the city.
Mass also will be celebrated at $3.50
o'clock On Christmas morning.
MoANALuA
Mass will be celebrated at the
MoanaIra church by. kev. Father III
rich at Z o'clock Christmas morning
kALIHI SISTERS SCHOOL
Mass will be celebrated at 6 and
s: 80 o'clock on Christmas morning by
Rev. Father Victorin.
ST. AUGUSTINE
Midnight mass will be celebrated on
Christmas Eve and at 9 o'clock ON
Christmas morning by Rev. Father
Valentin
TERRITORIAL JAIL
Rev. Father yalentin will conduct
services at the territorial prison at 6
O'Clock on Christmas morning.
MOiLIIlI
Mass will be celebrated by Rev.
Father Yalentin al O'Clock Christ.
mas morning.
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soYS' DETENTION HOME

Mrs, Joseph Leal, matron of the
boys detention home. is planning to
give the inmates of the institution a
beuntecus dinner on Christmas Day
1t may also be arranged to give pre-
sents to the boys.
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BUFFALO STEAKS SENT
TO PRESIDENT FROM TEXAS
Associated Press by Federal wireless)

T.. ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireless)
+. AMARILLO. Tex, Dec 22.-Buffa-
10 meat, the first that has been killed
in Texas for % years, has been ship
ped from this city to President VIII
son, Secretary McAdoo and French
Ambassador Jusserand
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Two services, with sermons of par
ticular interest. will be held at the
Christian church on Sunday, one at
IL o'clock in the morning and the
other at 1870 o'clock in the evening.
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EoYs, INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Christmas will be observed at the
boys industrial school at Waialae on
Thursday. December 2S. The members
of the board of industrial schools eX-
pect to visit the school in body on
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Christmas Spirit PerYades City
As Day of Festivity Draws Near

AT the morning service Minister David
Cary Peters win speak on the sub
ject, What Have We Done With the
Christi" The evening sermon will be
evangelistic. Special Christmas music
has been prepared for both services
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MAKlKI JAPANESE CHURCH

In observation of Christmas an en-
tertainment will be given at O'Clock
next Tuesday evening at the Makiki
Japanese church. A special musical
program nas been arranged Other
Japanese churches in the city are
planning to hold Christmas exercises
on Monday evening.
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sr. AkpREws CATHEDRAL

Christmas Day:
Oragn-"Hallelujah Chorus" CMe.
siah") ................. Handel
Process Hymn 51-"Hark. the Her
aid Angels Sing .....
"VenIte and Glor.as" Robinson
"Te Deum" .................. Slalnef
"Jubilaten ..................S SULLIVAN
Shorter Kyrie" ...............l aims
Gloria Tibi" .............. -. Paxton
Hymn before Sermon, No. So
Come All Ye Faithful ..........
Offertory Anthem - Now, When
Jesus Was Born !. Stevenson
Arthur Wall and Reynold Nc
Grew.
"Sursum Corda" ............. Camidse
"Sanctusn -CalnIuee
HYMN after Conservation, No. 2ZS--
And Now. o Father" ...........
HYMN during Communion, No. -22O-
"Draw Nigh and Take the Body Oh
the Lord" ........ 80, go,
"Gloria in Excelsis ....... .oio la.
"Nunc Dimittis" ...:...... . -, paoi'
Recessional Hymn, No. 54-Mnne
shepherds watch'd Their fiocks
nv Night" .....:.;.
orean-"For Unto Us Cnilu y !,
Born ("Messiah.D ha Sun
A. st Andrews Cathedral on sun
day evening next there will De a sp -
c cisI musical service, at which -, 0o TN
oorole and a Christmas cantata win Oe
sung sung The carols are as fol How s,,;on.l
. s First Novel;" Music Tradlt, o9
Last Night as / Was Il Lai q a Monk
IL.
.yrSere pwelt in Old Judea" $3.50
me- e. A. P. Newcomp
~When Christ Was Born; A; II. Brown
:. Twas in the Winter Cold"
was - Sir ]. Barnoy
ssIIolv Night. ,,,,,,
Tha cantata is composed by Wiinah
Raed TO words selected from the biole;
and in part from The Key Z o. so ate'
4 mystery play by Rev. A, 2. scott.
The soloists will be Miss MaDei
schaeffer and ]. L. Cockburn. =:
Rndland Bode, organist and choir
master.
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nibus hin," said Clark, els because
they desire to take the authorization
for public buildings away from Con-
gress and turn it over TO department
bureaucrats."
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METHODIST CHURCH

A. the First Methodist church the
CHRISTMAS sermon will be preached
by the pastor at IL o'clock on Inc
Shepherds Resolve" In the evening
with the aid of the stereopticon, ne
will speak on "The Nativity in Art,
the slides including a number from
the old masters and others from the
more recent interpreters of the ma
tivity. The hours of both services are
as usual.
The music will be under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. William Henry Fry. Mrs.
NJ. P. Ireland will preside at the or
gan and the girls vested choir will
sing. The musical program will be as
follows:
Prelude-Grand March ...... Whitney
Hymn - J.
Anthem-"Hail, King of Kings Adams
Solo and Chorus-"The Angels
Song" ...........
Mrs. Fry and choir.
Offertory-Aria from "St. Paul" 49,.
MendelssChn
Anthem Star of the East" Kennedy
Service Postlude in A.. $500. .Guilmant
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KAUMAKAPILI CHURCH

Special Christmas services will be
held at the Kaumakapili church on
Sunday evening, the congregation to
be augmented by the members Of the
Young Peoples League.
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CONTINUED on Page III
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Santa Claus Headquarters,

Dear Child: i understand that you
have been quite good this year, SO
want to shake hands with You or the
stage at the 25th Infantry amusement
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MIS-. Fry and choir.

Offertory-Aria from 'St. Paul. ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

1910, tho following order was entered
harl q. LcinO. Plaintiff,
VS., IN CttANCERY.
Ida l4elno, Defendant.
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WHITE EXPOSES
FALS|TY Of THE
TAX ARGUMENT
Parkershurg Attorney Address.
eS 0utpOuring of Voters at
Brown School House.


BROWN, Oct. lin one OF the
most brilliant political speeches ever
heard in Brown. " f. White. Of
Parkersburg, speaking before large
audience In the school house here
Tuesday night. replied to the base
less charges that have been brought
against the state administration by
Democratic speakers in this county.
a number Of county candidates
were also present at the meeting and
delivered short addresses. Among
them were Will Il. Morris. nominee
for prosecuting attorney; Ira L. swig-
or, nominee for assessor; Lloyd d.
Griffin, candidate for sheriff; Charles
A. sutton, nominee for judge Of the
criminal court; Il. NJ. Fisher, candi-
date for house of delegates; and S. r..
Harrison. Jr., another candidate for
the house OF delegates.
The school house was filled to over
flowing long before the hour set for
the speaking to begin. The audience
was most enthusiastic. frequently iu-
terrupting the speakers with loud ap-
plause.
The principal speech was delivered
by Mr.. White, who proved himself
one of the best speakers ever heard
here. His arraignment of the Demo
cratic national administration was
merclless. AS he recalled the great
number of untitled promises made in
the Democratic platform Of 1912. the
crowd yelled its approval of his at
tack. The blunders of the president
in his Mexican and foreign policies
were also dealt with and again the
crowd applauded.
Taxing UP state issues, the speaker
scored Harrison county candidates,
who have been trying to make an
issue Of the tax question. The fallacy
OF their argument was exposed to the
satisfaction of everyone, except a few
hlde-bound Democrats, who always
vote the ticket straight regardless of
the principles involved in the fight.
Mr.. White will speak tonight at
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gained, have. seen dozens 81 nervous
run down pcOr!r WHO were ailing all the
while, double thpir strength and endur,
ance and "ntirrll got RID Of all symptoms
nf dyspepsia, liver and other troubles IN
FROM ten 70 fourteen DAYS time simply by
taking iron IN the proper form. Aud this
after they had in some cases been doctorinE
Tor months without obtaining any benefit
Hut don't take the old forms VI reduced
Iron, Iron acetate or tinrturr OF iron sim,
ply to save Few cents You must take
IRON liz q form that can he easily absorbed
aud uNsimiacd like uuNatcd iron " you
want II To 10 you any good. otherwise Il
may prove worse than usclseS, Many an
athlete or rriEenghtcr has won the DAY
simply because hr knew the secret of grcA
strength aud endurance and niied his blood
with Iron before he went Into tho anrny,
whil0 many another has gone down TO In
glorious defeat simply for the lack OF
irOn.-E saurr. W. u.
NOTE NuNatcd iron, recommended
above by nr. Saucr ~ not patent n,cdi
cline nor secret remedy, but one which II
We'll known TO druggists Nnd whose iren
constituents nr" widely prescribed by emf
nent physicians everywhere. Unlike the
older Inorganic iron products II l. easily
aSsimilatrd, does not lnjure the teeth,
MAKE them black, nor upset the stomach /;
ON tho contrary II Is u most potent remedy
In nearly all forms OF indigestion, nR well
as for nervous, rundown conditions. The
manufacturers have such great confidence
In Euxated Iron That they offer to forfeit
$4,000 to Rny charitable Institution n they
cannot take any man or woman under
90 who lacks iron and Increase their
strength 100 per cent or over in four weeks
time. provided they have no serious or
ganIc trouble They also offer to refund
Your money II II does not at least double
your strength mud endurance IN ten days
time. II Is dispensed by NIL druggists.
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least, to a business-like administers
ton of government, an efficient gov
eminent.
Our friends said that We were ex-
travagant four years ago Now they
hold the record for extravaganza. ]
wish had time to review promises
and performances, but my time has
already expired. l ought not to tlak
as much as this out in the open air
in the early morning considering what
have to do during the day. But,
when see great company like this
Of American citizens, and 1t IL my high
privilege to appear before them as a
candidate for the highest Office In
their gift. do not want a single
man to leave this assembly with any
doubt in his heart that the one de-
sire that l have is to be OF service to
the whole American people and to
build up its prosperity to be fairly
enjoyed by all. (Applause).