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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-24

The Inter-Island steamer AIikahala
brought II cabin and 23 deck passen.
gers from Maui. Molokai and Lanai
Yesterday morning.
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The canadian-P Pacific liner Empress
CT Russia arrived at Vancouver April
s. with q cars OF silk and 537 passen-
gers from the Orient The steamer is
sim painted admiralty gray She saw
strenuous war service prior to her re-
turn to her old run.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mateo Peratta, Filipino .......::.. %
Maria Aeya, Filipino ..1S
Joseph Sylvester, Portuguese ......25
Alyina Hosmann, German IT
Joseph RodrigIes, Portuguese ....22
Virginia Casper, Portuguese .......17
David K. Robinson, part-Hawaiian. %
Rose CardoZa, Portuguese ..s...... 10
Samuel |. Zeidner, American. %
Mary L Harmon, American %
Reider w. Olsen, American 90
Cedele NJ. Heeney, American. %
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PAssRNGERs BooKEp

Per I'll. str. Claud,ne for Maui,
hFrii 24--H. Fassoth, Sam Pupuhi, =
Aatsuis William Thompson, T. j. Fla
YIN. Dr. J. J. Carey. Yen Chu. Ms,
and Miss Murphy.
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HARBOR NOTES

a Sig mail from san Francisco, 7S4
sacks. 4 eom NJ in the Matson liner
atsonia tomorrow morning.
Dre 70 steam from Yokohama Wed
qesGay f.r Honolulu Is the China Mail
iner ChiBa.- scheduled TO arrive al
this pert May 6. s.:....
Late Saturday might the InterIsland
steamer I'll udine arrived from Mani
with % cabin passengers Inward
freight vast mainly IL tons Of scrap
ron. T.. ...
The Ncrse bark Glenshee is today
ltscharging l400 tons OF rock phos-
pbate which she brought yesterday
morning frcm Nakatea after a voyage
u 70 days. +.
Next Nail fer Manila, Japan and
China viii 90 Friday afternoon, prob
Shinyo Maru. due that morning from
san Francisco.
The Matson steamer Manoa, steam
ng at noon tomorrow from Pier 10,
win take the next mail to San Fran
cisco, malls closing at the postoffice
at 1890 tomorrow morning. -..-.
At o'clock this morning the Mat
son steamer Manea, Capt. F. NJ. Ed
wards, returned from Kahului. where
she loaded canned pines and sugar.
She towed the barge Bennington back
from the Maui port.
On his return from Tanning island
and the Gilberts, Capt z. L. Tindall,
master Of the British steamer Kestrel,
will open garage and machine shop
here The Kestrel is expected to leave
Tanning in a few days.
Due Friday morning from San Fran
cisco is the T. K X. turbiner Shinyo
Maru She win bring mail from the
coast and take full despatch for the
Orient The Shinyo left San Fran
cisco at p. m. Saturday.
The Inter-Tsland steamer Mauna
Loa reports the following sugar await
ing shipment en- Kauai: Kekaha.
2756; Gay & Robinson, 1926; Hawai-
ian. 1875; McBryde, I3.13I: Koloa,
1855; Kealia, $4,000; Lihue. 5000.
Due here F'ridey rnorn;ng from Aus
tralia, New Zealand and Fiji is the
f'anadian-Australssi liner Niagara,
from Suva Friday. en- time, with 300
pc ssengers aboard. The NIAGARA will
take 1000 barrels OF fuel oil here and
about $50 tens sof freight, To date
80 cabin passengers have been booked.
The Rrstish cruiser f.auTentic, which
stopped The China Mail liner China off
and removed 80 Germans
and Apstrians. has returned to Hong
kong, the work Of patrolling Chinese
waters having been entrusted entirely
to Japanese war vessels.
Gahin rassenpers - me HUmher of
teraay morning from Kauai on the
Mauna Lea Inward cargo included
2010 bags of v. X. sugar. 1000 OF Ke-
kaha n. 100 bags Of coconuts, 100 of
taro. 27 barrels of honey and other
island products.
Bound for San Francisco via Port
Allen. Kaanapah. KahuIui and Hilo, |
the American Hawaiian steamer Geor
gian steamed last night from this port.
taking sugar On reaching San Fran |
cisco with a fun sugar cargo she will \
load general cargo for the Orient, and |
viii not call here again soon.
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VITAL STATISTICS
BORN.

BORN. .....-
VASCONCELLOS--In Honolulu, April
16, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. John Vas,
comedies of Iolani avenue and Ma
gellan street, Auwaiolimu, son
Walter. ...+ ...: :...~ -. + r.
TOMITA-In Honolulu, April 16, 1915
to Mr.. and Mrs. Kumajiro Tom ia Of
Aala lane a daughter Yoshiko.
KuDO--ln Honolulu, April q, 1916, to
MIR. and Mrs. Koreshige Kudo OF
Aud lane, Palama, son--Takeo.
BOTELHO-In OokaIa, North Hilo,
Hawaii, April 8, 1916. to Mr.. AMI
Mrs. john Botelho a son.
Honolulu, April 3,
1916, to R.r. and Mrs. Sukeki Tsune-
matsu OF Desna lane. Paiana. a
daaghter-I atsGye f.. -.
Honolulu, March %,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs. PaLl James
Jarrett OF So Vineyard street. son
Robert Gordon Lapaula. ": q.
SAKAI--In Honolulu February 25,
1916, to Mr.. and Mrs, Jrokichf Sa-
kai of Kamanu%ai lane, off Bere;.
tania street, son-kenichi.
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Two meE were killed and serious
damage was caused by fire when a
Grand Trunk. train crashed into an
Intereolonial train taking on water at
Lewis, Ont.
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MFRcA.NTnn

Between Boards: Sales; 81, $50,
70, 80, 100, loo, 100, 80, so. 81, 25G,
$50, 45, 25, 200. 15o, % olaa, 1915 {:
$50, 80, 200, 80, Zoe, 100 OIaa.
70; 80, los Oiaa, 1915 Tie Eve
IS; 30, so, so, 10 90, 80, 30, Is, ~
Ewa, $50; so Pioneer, so; $50,
go, loo, %, 50, 50, %, 80, 100. Is
Pioneer. 50A; 200 McBryde, l4I 4;
So, 80, 80, 80 Oahu Sugar Co, 3lA; 81
Oahu Sugar Co. IS; rs Hon. b. & 81
Co, 1917; 100, % Kahuku, 20; s.
Honokaa, IL; Is Honokaa, l2]s;. l9g
II. G.. & S, Co, sos; 10 WaiaIua,
SEA
Session Sales: 30. 50, 100. 100, ZOE,
g.. $50, Ito, % Henokaa, 121a; r..
10, 100, 10e, 80 Oiaa 1915; 10 Ht-
,waiian Sugar Co. 4712; ). 80, so, 30,
-, lvO. IoO. 100, 80 oahu Sugar Co,
50; so McBryde, 1419: 10 Olaas
1875; 10, Is II. C. & S. CO., soy.
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MARRIED.


REGO-OLIVEIRA-ln Honolulu, Apri
%, 1915, Joseph p Rego and Miss
Sarah C. Oliyeira, Rev. Father Il
Valent.n, pastor of the Catholi,
Church of St ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Waikiki officiating; Witnesses
Felix Rodrigues and Miss Henriett5
c. Oliveira.
DUNGIUM lin Wailuku, Maui, Apri
Is, 1916, Dung Chong of WailukI
and Miss Rebecea Lum of Kahului
Rev. Lincoln s. ,Kaumeheiwa, pas
tor of the Kaahumanu Hawaiian
church of Waikiki, Maui. officiating
CARTER-JOHNSON = In Papaaloa
North Hilo. Hawaii, April 8, 1915
George Carter, railroad STATEN
agent at Papaaloa, and Miss Esther
Johnson of Ockala ri
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sTAR-BuLLETfN GIVES YOU
ToDArS NEWS TODAY.
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NOTICE.

~ Honolulu, T. H., April 30, 1916.
Gable gan from San francisco this
date:
Hutchinson and Paauhau today de
Clared extra dividend OF % cents per
shares, making total dividend payable
May 5 so cents per snare
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Latest sugar quotation: 96 degrees
test. sis cents, or 1923 per ton
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Pound for San Francisco via Port
Allen. Kaanapalf. KahuIui and Hilo,
the American Hawaiian steamer Geor
gian steamed last night from this port.
taking sugar On reaching San Fran
cisco with a fun sugar cargo she will
load general cargo for the Orient, and
viii not call here again soon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-24

GPhin rassenpers ~ me BUYher of
40 End A. deck passengers arrived yes
teraay morning from Kauai on the
Mauna Lea Inward cargo included
2000 bags OF v. X. sugar. 1000 OF Ke.
kaha n. 100 bags Of coconuts, 100 of
taro. 27 barrels of honey and other
island products.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06

A r. A Servlce
 BERLIN July 5.#The general ~lan T. ports tdday admt the French and Eu Ish claims of saeeesses made by tH allied armIes on lae western from d4 lns the pasf Week. although u Is d. elarcd that lhe accounts relating To ta number of prisoners taken during d. recent lighting ars axaeseratcd.
 No effort is made To conceal the scr iousnoss of lhe Uesran situation a- though il is believed that the allies will mot be abIe To maintain the terrific offensive they haze started. It is pom cd out that the best efforts of the allie,
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A. r. \. Service

'. ?. '. SorVlce.
 PETROGRAp. JuIx G=1hc admirably announces today a sarpri.ne coup @prfue by the former German cruiser Ba.slaa in sinking lwo Russian vessels within sight or lbe Russian fo1~ a safeHe amt aflcrWard eseapus HuSealhcd.
 rn. admiralty rapar~ declare that the Grrslau winch is nau a TuhsH vs=sI and attached to the Turkish Black s.4 fleet. approached Selehy nyiu2 the IsI== sian flag and befmyfns other marks ef being Russian Wmsnp Tine sessH was not recognized uul il had toIpedaed
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\. t A. Service

\. i'. A. Service.
 rARIS. JalN Dispatches from H. l'rtush headquarters m northern Fufe today ass,r f6af nshtIae of fh. mos terrific order is progressing in tue etgf# iN of rarfoae. lhr important rdlWH er.Hrr on 1ae somne river and aIs between Anere and the Sommc rNers
 rnr dl~paeeaes say that tn, rars. oI., renewed The attack at Tiesr.d sa a,. slowly pressing lhe T'utoas hses Tno advance in fhtS direction is admitted N slight owing to the terrific auiaen honbardment the Germans ar curema a and "so to counter attacks bN srs. masses of thp German Preserves uae have been nms iofo th, etrl--I, in as
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nGLlVGHsp WAR DANGER OYER
A. r. A. Service.

A. r. \. Service.
 WAsulNGToN. July 5 The assurances of administration officials that the Mex ioau question is practically settled bs the opening created hv Carrazna for an ambiabIe settlement of the present diff fcrenees through rhc medium of his reply 10 the Wilson note are looked upon as certain indications that War has now become il remote possibility and the eapi- tm is already dNcrlus it's attention To other things of less momcnlous note. Although no intimatiou of the actual contents or the Carranza reply have been given out. the officials profess entire confidence that matters will he adjusted to the satisfaction of both nations
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BRITISH STILL PRESSING
 TEUIONS ALONG SOMME

euort To stay the Hrilsa progress
 Thc dghuu4 is described ae rwJrr In i6c extreme vIfh fh. o;araau- c..- dae0ns intense periods eH oatw rs broken at intervals bs 4r..a eHr-,s ul German infantry.
 fhe losses tu Che faaIaas u to.-, a, '.t.ks are said To be appalIae THt UU lsh me holding at ses pa.m N0.. small advances recorded as a rsll o. reeou auocks. Pho tienuaas ha,r a,- p7renth concentrated an aea.hhlr r.- serves in this region ad aro blttuua desperately ,o hold rasff -aaaad
 Get Nour I0B PRINTING 13rr h. fine \uoort 3t5re
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aside rom Caltanissetta, numerous build mes were wholly or partly ruined in the many towns a.ons the southern sec ton of the island Al Caltanissctta. oeer two hundred people Were killed A large portion of the victims were buried in the three great sulphur mines which are operated near the town and which provide the principal occupation of il large number of the inhabitants. The se- vcrc shaking of the earth caused the mines to cave in balAing the greater number of the men and women employed in the underground workings
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06

RUSSIAN CAPTURE MORE PETITIONS. r. A Service
 PETRoGRAn. July 1.-The wal. office announced this afternoon thm len lhoo- sand Teuons We're taken prisoner during the fshtns of the past forty eighf hours along the o,alican and Polish fronts. Five thousand of this number were taken in the fighting along phe Dnclstor fonl ycsterday
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J. 5. MARINES CLASH
 WITH DOM|N|CANS

tto hundred and 6rty aHp .a. Nmer- lean forces numbered faas
 Admiral CopDGaa reports shat .UO r.1 olauoweJs arr slia maiufHmo- uo-- ule autldc toward ths Ap.reaus and expresses rho haHef taat n. comrrv Will have To be pemanaolh por,d in order To prevent further u9lhr.ak- In tae eneagcmcu' reported .ihe r,No.uIon- is's attempted to ambush 1ae Americans. and this. thr admiral states Is au almost constant occurrrncc Whenever q party of Americans penetrate Into Che country
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but with his verbal powers unimpaired. delivered the Independence day address at the Fourth of July celebration held here today The colonel devoted a per ton of his remarks to the present sit aation with respect to Mexico and de elared that he preferred War to the peace the United States is at present having with Mexico.
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to cut the Delatyn- railway, the principal line of communication for the Austro-Gcrman forces defending Lem berg.
 communication for the Austro-German forces defending Lembers is d serious blow to the Lcmberg defenders and may be Ihc determining cause of an early reduction of the city by the Russians. The war office reports that the defeat of the enemy at this point is complete
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victim for each hoor of lhc day. So count for the strange manner in which the disease is displaying itself rar ma- jority ot the victims are children bylong- ing To foreign residents of lhe9 9cttv
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RUSSIANS CUT AUSTRIAN RAIL WAY COMMUNICATIONS
 SOUTH OF lEmBERC

and overwhelming. Northeast Of Lem berg the army under Brusiloff is making steady advances accompanied by severe fighting.
 Additional gains are also reported for the army Of General Letchitzky operat- ing from the Kolomea base. North of kove the Germans are making heavy counter attacks in the Baronovieh region in an endcavor to regain the territory captured in the recent Russian drive.
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A. r. A. SerRIee.
 WASnINGTON. July G..Capnes uon Admiral capertou today report another ensaeewant between the American lor#.. and Dominican rebels n .ho vicinity - Sanlaodo Miio.
 r., commander of the Americans To pots tial the rnsasem,ut resulted F .l,. death of one marine .nd the wond- lrs of t-ht. on the side of the revolu- fiohsts twenty scNen bominicWns We're Killed and five were captured. The mum Der of rebels is given as in excess of
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GERMANY ADMITS
 WESTERN REvERSES

a.es already been expended and the say aes assaults atansf fae German post aaas although admittedly gaming muea sramd arc. already duanshus in strength
 II .- believed fte aneaziro WIl soon a8 ee us own Weeht and intensity. a4e Germans have Withdrawn ftou many positions hut ue nllV prepared To sustain equally furious attacks for aoulhs without danger or being com- paIIsd To nnwls1 more f6an small rortiaa Of The conquered territory.
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FAMOUS BRESLAU SPRINGS
 COUP ON RUSSIANS

and -uN two Russian vessels which were 8apfeae0n2 port al lae finn. ouo of t#e destroyed -urz atz 4aHerum.ul aaHspar. rHa afa.r zaHns .e.s.. |He a.aaa or u0. ra1lsa 0assap ua+ zo #aaleH Nau tae N,sza Has aar h..una eash a..or. torpedo e##a# ..#.1 eo sumo maurd Iar uu-a.f.
 ghIehsus, lube par pal@d e4es .. p.r dozen. George lrossef. phone Glu.
 rre Family Paper is the Eoma Daily Nugget.
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GREAT EARTHQUAKE
 ROCKS SICILY
A. r. A. Service.

A. r. A. Service.
 LONDON. July Reports from Napl today state that the town of Caltanis= srtta. on the island of Sicily has been practically destroyed by a great carta- quake which rocked lhe island lazs night, doing immense damage in several sections.
 Dozens ot small towns and villages Were involved in the quake and though tae loss of fife was not large at any point
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06
A { r. A. Service.

A. r. A. 9eTVIce'
 psETRoGRAD, July c-Thc Russian pS ogress toward the center of Galicia continues with little interruption despite the vigorous offensive of the Austrian forces which are now being reinforced by large bodies of Germans troops.
 General staff reports today assert thai the armies operating along the right bank of the Dneister have completely routed ,he enemy in q great battle occurring
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snACKn4roN ARRIVES IN CHILL

SIIACkf4l.TON ARRIVES IN CHILL
 pIsNrAS ARENAS, Chil July Sir Earnest Shackelton with the remainder of the party under his command, ar rived here today cn route to England The noted explorer declined to talk of his unfortunate effort in the south polar regions beyond stating that lhe misfol4 tunes of his party were something that could not he guarded against.
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WEATHER REPORT.

July ,. 1916. Temperature Max. G2. min iL Barometer 3Ol9 inches. Weather-Partly cloudy. Wind-W., Il miles per hour,
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INFANTS DINYG HOURLY
 FROM PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC
A. r. A. Service.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Thc epidemic of infantle paralysis which has been sweep ing the city during the past few days continues to destroy the babies by tens and twenties. Inspection of the reports received by the health board during the period in which the strange manifesto ease is maintaining an average of one
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LATE WAR BULLETINS
F..GNcn HAVE CLEARED
 LINE SOUTH OF SOMMf,

A r. \. Service.
 LONDON. July 6. Having captured tbe whole German second line south of the somme from fhe river to HelloH. t6e French aaNe resumed operations north of the river and have cleared lhe bank from Germias almost lo tue town of CleerN The French forces which have established themselves a, sommoal farm are also threatening CIccry from lhat director. Inc British forces are still heavily engaged all along the British front from llardencourt to Gommeeo0rt.
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I,EAT nCRRlCANE
 SWEEPS GULF REGION
r Service.

N r. A Service
 NEW ORLEANS Jmy G.A tropie.d Iauaeane Is sweeping along the Florida 'ad Alabama coa~ls doing immense dam age. according To reports arriving here tudaN
 LATER SEATTLE, July 6 Millions of dollars III damage has resulted from cyclones which are today sweeping the sui resIen. according to late reports received ners. No loss or Hf. Is SD far most heavily aneelel is practically cm off
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DILLON BEATS FLYNN
IN FOlR ROUNDS
A. p A Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 NEW YORK, July 5.-Jaok Dillon. the clever Indianapolis wcltcrweight carried the fighting to heavyweight Jim Flynn and knocked him out in the fourth round of their scheduled fifteen round contest last night Despite the fact that he was ian, Dillon outfought his opponent from the tap of the gong and finally laid him low with swift right to the jaw in the middle of the fourth session Dillon displayed remarkable speed throughout the contest and was in no danger of de- feat at any time,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06
FRENCH CAPTURED TOTAL NINE rHOUSAND
 IN SOMME FIGHTING
X. A. Service.

A. |. A. SefAite.
 PARIS. Jah q Thc War office a9- nouneed today lhar a totaI or nine laoa- sand GerHaHs Were taken prisoners in the four days of fighting along the somme river NaileN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06

x T. \. service.
 OYSTER BAY. July l8Golonel Roos,- Velt, still weak rom his recent illness
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06

RQosE> ELF AGAIN ro THE FORE
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06

ThO Family Paper is the Nome Daily NxsSst
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CARRANZA PROPOSALS
 WILL BE ACCEPTED

\ p. A SerNfrc.
 WAsnlNGroN. July q Arfer Il eou# Hr.ace "fh lansing. President Wilson .snouneed tada> tpat the proposals of the G.rrna reply will be accepted
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-07-06

NE PRINT EVERYTHING NUGGET
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\ service.
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Do Not Kill Community Spirit

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-20
Poverty and Workshops Are Breeding
Places for immortality; White Slave
Agents Drag Girls Into Life of Shame

g CPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Jan, 19.-
~ Poverty is the principal cause Of
immortality, minimum wage for girls
and women is IS l week and unreg
ulated conditions of domestic employ
mcnt render the home, in many cases,
breeding place of commercialized
vice, according to the Illinois senate
white slave investigating committees
report, made public tonight when
formally presented to the state SEN
ate.
Industrial oppression of the help
less is declared by the report to be
directly responsible for a large part
Of existing immortality. Thousands Of
girls. il says, are driven into prosti-
tuition because Of the sheer inability
to keep body and soul together on
low wages.
Breeds immortality.
t-nregulated conditions of domestic
employment. uncertain hours, absence
of definite social status and lack Of
creative opportunities render the
home. in many cases, for the women
servants a breeding place Of immoral
ity." continues the committees find
ing. The report says investigation
disclosed the fact that more women
of the underworld fall into dishonor
from domestic employment than from
other xxorlx
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-20
- TENNESSEE GOVERNOR"
HE PASSES BAD PAPER.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ia
man posing as Governor T. c.
Rye of Tennessee cashed two
drafts aggregatiug S62.5O at a
drug store here last Sunday and
a local hospital, the day before,
accepted a draft signed "T. c.
Rye" i'm payment Of the bill of a
patient who claimed to be Gov
ernor Rye, according to state
ment made here today. The
physician in charge Of the hos
pital said the man received
treatment there several days ago.
The druggist stated the man
introduced himself as Cover
nor T. c. Rye of Tennessee"
and had him cash the drafts,
which were drawn on a Nashville
bank and were signed with the
name'of Tennessee's chief execu-
tive. A dispatch from Nashville
yesterday stated Governor Rye
had not been outside Tennessee
recently.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-20

to he discouragingly short of $S a
week and called attention to testi-
mony "of wages running as low as
50 a week; of foremen who profanely
abuse girls in short dresses, shake
them until their arms are blackened
and occasionally hurl boxes at them,
and of the manager who found his
factory bosieged with the agents Of
professional white slavery"
Continued on Page TWO)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-20
TorA NUMBER SHOTS $50; ToTA NUMBER HITS 4s; HITS g.
DAY INDIVIDUAL SpaNo TARGET PRAcrlca
BArrLEsnlp FLEET 1914.

NIB. THESE FIGURES WE'RE OBTAINED FROM PRIVATE SOURCES
OF IMPORTATION AND ARE BELIEVED 10 aE CORRECT.
IT is THOUGHT OTHER ILESFPS hOT MENTIONED
NOT HOLD DAY tioWouA PRACTICE ~ THE SPRING OF 1914
JANUARY 1916. A.P. GARDNER.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-20

LONDON, Jan 19.-From views OBJ
tancd in official circles it is known
that the chicl obstacle in the way Of
substituting am actual blockade of
Germany for the situation created
under the orders in council is pro-
NldCd bv tho Baltic
The problem of controlling the
N1ltic SO that the preccdents esJa6-
ushCd during the American civil war
may be met is giving the government
considerable trouble and on its solu-
ton depends the decision of the cab
met ass to the cancelling Of the orders
i'm council.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-20

French steamer sunk.
LONDON. Jan. 19.-The French
steamer Lcoyillc of us tons has been
sunk Two men are missing.
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