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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary ana Forced ORePiRgs In
Manhattan and The Drons.
MONDAY. NAY is.
tAT IL vESEY STREET.

tAT IL vEsEY STREET.
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
?6TH ST. 332 W. = .. 200 g 9th av. ?5x?ss.
two = sty stables-toscphinc. G christ
Rcubenstein, at,y;. Eugene y s~piesel-
borg. ref. due, ts,o2S1s; taxes, &c.
:iiSo; sub to two m,gs, assresatins
ny Joseph L. Day.
oath ST, :ie T., :. ?55 c 30 ay. ss.ssio.sx
dssitaxioo sNste; s. siy tenmtZcath
ref. due. ,is'aIis.s -. taxes. &c. s7io'
BY NJ. MorScnthau Jr. Co.
1:tTH ST. is. W. n 8. 2li3 " tth av.
is.sxloo.li, sty dwlg--Emisrant Indus
II q y J O,Gorman. atty. inc. Gutenberg,
ref; due. sit.353.5t: taxes. &c. t4o6.al;
mtg recorded Jan 81. 1896.
lat s2os THIRD ANENCE1
BY Joseph p. Day.
112D at. +. n q cor Southern boulevard.
looxioo.. vacant-Anastasis. McGrath vs.
VIM A Murphy ct al. trlah " Thomp-
kins. atty; John j Halpin, ref; partition.
TUESDAY. MAY IS.
TAT ~ vEasEY STREET.
BY Joseph =. Day.
BtADnrRsT- Az. 1852, n Q cor iSoth st,
ss. boiler room HERNIA III nms "He p s,n Ss:fi"'n "
worthen Realty a. Construction Co ct
s ssrs h0q nsi. w dSs. ,i IT, a's ss: F lake., s0' &c.
$500.
WEST 2oTH ST. ~ to IS. n 9. 1919 It .
Of sth av, los. sxo?xio6xo2 IL .,y loft
Co vs. Brody. Adler q Koch co ct al;
s" a?iat;s,s sa@ @si; due :'i %5''% 's' 81 taxes ssas',
EAST s5TH ST, ais. . 9, EOS n. E OF Sd az.
2Sxio2.2 8 sty tnt-Anastasia McGrath
y: VIM A Murphy. Of all. rriah W Temp
kins. atty: John J Halvin. ref: partition
by Henry Brady.
WEST stTH ST. it., ~ :, y o.
poration OF tn" Brick Presbyterisr
Church In the CITY OF Ny vs. Emma c
is7s'' o'N' rex 'u'' '''''''' "'e'' &c
TAT s2m THIRD AvENrEl
Nv Joseph = Day.
cAMBRELLENG Az. .2sos.. n e cor .,sst
burger G Nickel W Charles a Nickel e.
Wright. reg: par,i,i S;'' "''' '"'""
nv Ryan !" Kennedy.
pF",sSrEcr Ak :os:, " :. $50. .
antced Mtge Co vs. Ciouse Ga Lini ct al
fEs stisg. rst' 4 due %,SF';s: .insiI';, ;s; E sa1.:. a
~ Charles A. psrrian.
BAKER Az. s2,. n =. $50 q Garnsid $.
25Nlo0, vacsn'-Eila \ Gregg ct al. trus
tees. Vs. Maria ciamhrona ct a. action
si5o.
BAKER Az. So. n =. $50 . Garneld =,
25Aioo, vacant same same; ae,ion :
taxes, Sc. $3.50.
r. Jacob II Mayer-.
:tsioo; ya,an, Lout. Ssh~shs ~ DO
HHen1rn 'S.maS'i!Rn Ss q M nG , re-,
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL


10 minutes from town; 8 rooms. bath. al
improvements gas. electricity; 3 minutes
10 bathing beach, boating, &c: select
re,Rhborhood responsible party can take
possession ut once; $3.50 cash. balance. very
easy terms r. Owner. $40 F.. 18th st
Phone 5056 Stuyvesant.
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RrAI ESTATE FOR sALE-QCEENs

A FEW LOTS on Atlantic ocean In Now
York CITY for sale very cheap. Highly de
veloped section, no assessments. Term. y
O., HOtGH. Room 500 Century Building
n. Y. City.
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$1,000. May -; atty. J r Doneiian. ~,
Nassau st
West aide.
west OF Firh ay, between Fourteenth and
lt0th stsl

West side.
wee, Of Firth Az, between Fourteenth and
iioth sts)
18Th IT, s sT, ias vi 'Miii,JiS1s5l' an, "s an sso TO TO
Anna X Mitchell. a?t W list 81, 20 pts
ali title. mlge $4,000, May IL: atty:
.s Tii'e sr Tu q 4 i Trust ss' $50 SO; a s;s a we sNo,locs
Mary A Early. individ and extrx, 70
Chas " Early and ano, 81 W i6th g.
May ~; atty. Title Guar 4 Trust CO. q
list ST, is, W, IS, 3sis " Col AZ ise
sioo.6 -M.rst r Hicks ,Dye,D to pSe en
Nav 10; attys, Wendell y & H. II
s,TnMMays 100 e Riverside
Drive. sosIco s"Mars. Tick. ,pye,I
TO Dyett Realty 60. Inc, eI7 Bway, mtge
$4,000, May 10. attys' Wendell u a y
Uptown.
tManhattsn Island. north Of iioth ST.
ii2TH ST. 90. l., =. 20 e Madison av.
IN. 3xi00ti-ftosie Harnet; 70 Herman
Formnn. .ait7 Hone, well av. Bronx, mtg
$4,000. MAJ 10: atty. Alex Rosenoaui.;
ii2TH ST. 20 . L, :. sie,s " .rark. AZ.
sx751i-Doro,hy, wilmer to Eva Hor-
s2S, May 9; atty. Benz c Ribman. .ieo
i,s"TMmi' ST. sss.4 i. : =. 100 Cd az, 55y
iccii-Lswyer- M,e co TO l. \ nGilainx
Co. Inc. has TIFFANY ~. mtg sl5,o0o,
May Il; atty. 7 4 r co. IA
SRI ~. .ssg. . $. siii- ias,h; st, :6Ssc
Aaron di 81 s%, m :: rsf slScc. M s rot Il.
es~.&siy ) flissim@on. 70 ,ses Audubon
M g.; rnS. ". sWSs"R.'ii5 WvGanil :, .' "''s'i
wADsWoRrH Az " $. $50 : ism q; 2Sk
?sxisoxs5xiS5: wsd-wor,h ay, W e. IA
sis7th st. 2jxi5o; Wadsworth az rs
200. is7th st. ?ixi5o-Genaro Cariolit'
worth nv, mtg $4,000, May 8. atty. Tho@
" Mcknight, 1877 r i?lst st.......Gifi
Borough Of The Bronx
wooDYCREsT Az. C l66th -. az ~
1909 also woodycr"st az. n e 4 is6tf
At. s2.sxioo.g-Thos u Malcolm Constr
co To. Delta Holding 'orpn,, y, nwNy
ii,TH ) T n . as q Wills az, .s>los also
I'm st; n IS; 500 ,oc 2 w,,!ii .'' ;'Nig9' a. SO 50
Carrie Sommer et al to Bcnenson Realty
60 4oi 1874 81, Mar 80 atty Lawyer,
c35TII ST. =. 1919 W Webster az. .jNiot
Susan G futile TO Jcs.lc clifford, 23'
ErDS ;..' us 81; = 'g' xm So May @ '''si
CLAY ~ " ;. "iti n iee,n st. .:,io,
isi-Kiesler Rea''y - TO Geo fas.is
atty, Geo Fassie. i352'cllI AZ. SO,
wESTCHESTER Az. = " r. Kelly -, l2l.6'
IL \ rrss.i2.s,n ".!cr M''tiy s9 :,
Apr II. ATTY. Geo Goldson. lOit T. is..'
stein 10 David stein, 16g HinsIa.c 81
Bklyn. mtg. $3.50. MAJ II. atty, W.
cores as 4 So map Wakefield: also ijt'
ny. n, lot ii5 and gore az same man
sso s'tn -, So oS'S'isso AZ
y e -- to beg. wakencId-Genaro car
foli'c to Blanca 'arfoi'c go W!!'
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ES.
Manhattan

MADISON AN, 1872. n " Q lI.tn =, st0fe
floor and ceilar-Tlllie Tauss!g TO Morris
l05 W ll.th ST, > yrs from
May /. isis; attys, skinner & Il, a PARK
Row .......... ....,'. '...' 81 'V"
BARCLAY ST. SO. part of store and floor
Robt Be-hlian to Adolf Veg, 1860
Washington av. The Bronx 4 yrs from
May II, 1915. atty, Adolf Veg, 81 bar,
MOTT ST, $50. 4 floors, basement--S a IL
Realities. Inc. to Albert sk!arek GO, Inc,
samuel 90 Nassau 1T. $4,000 and $1,000
STANTON ST. 30. ali-Annie GoIdstein 70
solomon Weinberg. - clinton ST. ) yrs
from May /, 1916, atty. julius RisdIer,
PITT ST 2S. all-Annle Goldstein to solo
mon Weinberg, ~ Clinton st.. yrs IRON,
Wav / 1910 atty. Julius Riedler,- 29l
n"s' 81, 00g
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LIS PENDENa.


SGD -. 3sl and 33a W-oico r Lauck ast
mnrtgascl, atty. " y o,Neil,
asst 81, 1879 E--Henry Jackson nst
gagcI, Any. = II Jackson.
s3D It. l55 to 1873 TIVE. 40 %s
y Y agt James !oraan ~ King Iane
o;TH ST. u : g25 . 9Th av,. hoxesa--
Florence Coleman aGt A II Keller me-
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage ANY
j II Judge.
iooH-Norris cohen ct al agt Balinar
Realty 60 faction to compel SPECIFIC per
formance of contracts, atty, Ed"'ihan.
PARK AV, " =, 22s n W fremont Az,
n.yi2gs-Edwar $ Schaefner agt John
Fem ct al foreclosure Of mortgage
atin ] c GMlIrk.
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Fast Tennis at Forest Hills
WIN ANOTHER
and ADD TO LEAD
Beat Clan MacDuff 3 to 0 in
state League Game at
Harlem Field.

by placing a victory over Clan Mac
Dun by 3 goals TO 0 TO their credit at
Harlem Field the Brooklyn Celtics. the
only cam unbeaten in he annual cham
pionship series Of the New York State
Football League. added two more points
TO their total yesterday at a critical
stage OF the competition. The defeated
team. which did 80 we'll against the Clan
MacDopalds OF Brooklyn. rivals OF the
Celtics for State soccer honors, made
a game fight Of It, especially in the
second half, when II was scored against
only In the last minute Of play. Al half
time the league champions led by 2
goals to 0. The lineup:
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r SHORE, L. l.

IL hour. out: 40 feet deep water shore
front: house d ma Sters' bedrooms, . baths.
100 feet of piazza, 2 acres. large shade
treee; rent $1,000 season, or for sale
STEPHEN YATES. 243 W. 34th st.. ~. v
FREEPORT WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses, 81, 900 up; also build
Ing lots on Randall Bay and -Woodclett Ray
JOHN J. RANDALL co, Freeport. |" l.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

ll2TH ST, 20 and ~ E-Iiyman I.ocw s
Co axt Morris Schapiro ct al APR ~,
lH.,....... + 1''E s''' 49,,
n5TH ST. 10 E-Morris Palm agt Dorothy
wilmer ct al, Apr 81. lsiS..........t:5
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MECHANICS LIENS.


lsIST ST. 81 W-spallone Contracting co
agt WIN : oasricn' owner ana 'oh't,aassoo
,ITH AZ, see To s35-E Smolka Plumbing
supply Co agt Edgar ; John hppleny'
,r,"tor' ,S65ST5
as,rIJ ST. 273 W. 7 Weyler agt Mar
garet V Kelley, owner John j DONG,
van contractor. ..,-. ,f',.' ''''''''S'
PROSPECT Az. lsle--Lou's ] Bresman
ACT Mollie and s. q Katzen' owner: 80
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Az. 5 " . Motifs az, 1851, cor
stnro-VaIuc Realty 60 to Frank khler
and ano. 400 T. lssth st. . yrs from Mar
/ 1915, and : yrs renewal AT VI .O20; ANY;
/ RiIlie. rs fremont av., $3.50 and 1900
FOX ST, 1918, cor store-Wm + krnmdieTk
and auo TO Ludwig Her!ltsch@k, toi'
Hiidreth l. p, Sd av and i4stn
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MORTGAGES

with name au1 address - 'sri'r ard
lenders af'o'nc}b
Dow ntow n.
south Of fcurtfr'th So
WHITEHALL. ST. "a " :. - Bridge -
runs " 4i6Na4N -,"N " - II TO :, n
70 e's, M ~; yFi. o. TrIIrsf
Trust CO. 100 ay........... $4,000
Ea., side.
East Of Fif,h az, Let'"rn Fourteenth ami
nom s's'
GOTH ST $40 ',s Z. st. SO -, az aaty
"a, with night ~ rtY over "a T. ''th
-. May -. dn" ana !n' a. p'I bond
i Miiicr' iris,es. ;"p.5,5 " 5a'h II
atty, It'll" GAnraut'r " Trust - -.
oiET 81. n :. i.o &. fark ay %">ioo>
building l"au. May l. , fi.. : = i
Townseni Ruri"n 20 t.o.umn,a Tr1.t 60
90 BNsy.; atty. Title Guarantee a, T'u,i
West side.
west OF fing - .,h n",.'"n Fourteenth
I3ru ST. II? ". 8 81 80 IN az ?'v
Am MI ,nE. n y, 4 l', HI, 81 Mt, y y MY as-.
23p ST. ~ .. roH . .r" cqa, distant, be-
an sil5ato It 5 . - 20 ncu leas,h6.l.
all titl" M,, IL, / &c., . T. ,-N,i'in. :
4G,h rhIl', Pa. et'>, Hawi'an;
4GTH 'vr, - ". > .an . Gth ass .">i"o ..
4 trust g, - wi..,m It; ATTY, 80 c-
Il II, - Exchange - ...... zoe, 81" 600
Manhattan Island, north % i'0.h 49,
18TH. ST. %. and 80 e lo@S.itt' ,
W OF ~ ~, oo"" v,% !, ayss and I'm,
A. per bond. \ Hu.ding 60, Inc. O.
Ti'Ie Guarantee 4 1ras' GO. l7a RFosl
. SAME PROPERTY, May ~, due lo.y !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
"'""n's board OF city Missions Of
"c'h"'iIat Institute Holds Well
Attended Meeting.

The woman's board Of city missions
OF the Methodist Institute met at the
institute" Wednesday. with large
attendance. Twenty auxiliarics were
represented Several visitors were
present. The two dcaconesscs and tho
head resident OF The Wilson" the
girls cooperative boarding home. gave
goo" reports. The reports from the
different departments were very en-
couraging. Forty dollars was asked
Tor. outside OF routine expenses, and
was quickly pledged. Another pledge
made was a scholarship of $50 for one
OF the girls from THE Wilson who is
now attending the Blackstone College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
II Mixed with Sulphur it Dark.
ems so Naturally Nobody
Can Tell.

GRANDMOTHER kept her hair bcauti-
fully darkencd, glossy and attractive
with brew Of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that duh.
faded or streaked appearance. this
simple mixture was applied with won
derful effect. BY asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" You will get large bottle
OF this old-time recipe improved by
the addition OF other ingredients. all
ready to use. for about 80 cents This
simple mixture can be depended upon
10 restore natural color and beauty
10 the hair.
weil-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound now because it
darkens 80 naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell ii has been applied
it's so easy to use. too. You simply
dampcn comb or soft brush and draw
1t through your hair. taking one
strand at q time. Fly morning tho
gray hair disappears; after another
application or two. IL Is restored TO its
natural color and looks glossy. soft
and beautiful. This preparation is "A
delightful toilet requisite It Is not
Intended for the cure, mitigation Or
prevention OF discasc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

l.arG" tissurcs have appeared in the
streets of Japan and families are pre-
pared t" move out in hurry as tho
work Of robbing the pillars under the
Town progresses. ON the north side
oil IN" main ,horoughfarc the coal COM
pahN ordered all tenants out a month
ago as thar section was considered
dahGcr"us. Cellar walls have settled
away from the woodwork of houses
ana ia" town has an odd. topsy -turNy
arp"aranc e.--philadeiphia Record.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
CHARLES WINCHESTER
DIES; OLDEST MEMBER
OF WATER Department 7

Charles X. Winchester, the Oldest
member of the water department, died
Wednesday afternoon at his home,
Kuakini street. following a months
illness. Winchester was born at La
haina, Maui. and was 5S years old
His wife died six years ago. Surviving
him are his brother, William H. Win.
chester, and a nephew, Charles w
Winchester. Jr., both of Honolulu.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at O'Clock at the undertaking par
lors of NJ. E. Silva and was attended
by officers and members of Court
Canoes No. S110, Ancient Order of
Foresters
When Winchester first came to Flo
nolulu during the reign of King Kala-
kaua ne entered the custom service.
Later he joined the water department,
where he worked for the past 80
years. The past seven years he was
foreman and his death is great loss
to the department as he knew the
size and location of every pipe and
valve in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
CROOKED DEAL IN
OPIUM IS PROBED
BY U. S. OFFICERS
Japanese Said 10 Have Bilked
Fellow Countryman Out
of $1,000

Details of badger game, where
in 80 tins supposed 10 have contained
opium we're used as Dalt' to secure
$1,000 from local japanese, and hav-
ing all the earmarks of the now IA
nous Scully Bower VI Z Grath- -Boggs
swindle, have leaked out through tne
local Japanese press. The alleged
deal is being investigated by L S.
Marshal Jerome J. Smiddy and the
L. S. attorneys office.
If sufficient evidence is gathered
the matter will be presented to the
federal grand Jury, says District At
torney S. {. Huber. Already Huber
has interviewed number OF persons
processing to know something about
the deal, but he says that the affair
has a number of angles and that il
may take some little time TO bring
the matter to head.
According to stories told by those
interviewed by the u. s. attorney,
three local Japanese arranged to sell
80 tins OF opium to another Japanese
the consideration being the payment
of $1,000 upon the delivery of the tins
and the payment Of another $1,000
after the recipient Of the opium had
disposed of it,
Arrangements were made, the story
goes, whereby the three Japanese
met the fourth at house in Kewalo
one night about three weeks ago. The
80 tins were placed on the table and
the buyer handed over $1,000. At
that point another Japanese, believed
to be confederate of the sellers,
rushed in shouting, Here are the po-
lice, we are caught" whereupon there
was general scramble OF the Japan.
ese to get out of the room. But there.
We're no police.
When the Japanese who was to buy
the opium returned to the house botn
the opium and the money had disap-
peared Marshal Smiddy has in his
possession tin partially filled with
opium which is alleged TO be one OF
the 50 tins II was turned over to
the distsict attorneys office by one
of the Japanese interviewed in con
nection with the deal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
MAYOR CONSIDERS
new ApPO|NTEES


With the resignation of Lorrin An
drews and S. p Correa as members
of the Civil Service Commission be-
cause of their election to the legisla
ture, interest has been aroused as to
who their successors will be-
Mayor John Lane said this morning
that he had not come to a definite de-
cisiOn but il is understood that his
selection will be w. ]. Sheldon and
Edward Fogarty. Noa w. Aluli will
be reappointed
The appointment of the new com-
missioners will be made the first of
January by the mayor to be approved
by the board of supervisors, and there
is thought to be little doubt that
both Sheldon and Fogarty will be the
new members.
Another change that viii take place
in the city hall the first of the year is
the resignation of Edward Woodward,
secretary to Mayor Lane. Woodward
would not say this morning why he
was resigning except that it was with
the approval of the. mayor 1t has
been learned, however. that he has
been asked to be clerk of the next leg
islature and is giving UP his present
position 10 accept the offer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
BELIEVES SURVEY
IS UNNECESSARY

i
A federal survey of the schools in
Hawaii is not necessary, asserts Cant.
l.. G. Blackman. principal of the Ho-
nolulu Military Academy and mem.
Der of she board of school commits
sioners.
There is little doubt that a fed
eral survey would be a very good
thing" says Capt. Blackman, but |
do not think Hawaii needs it. If there
was one, however, the investigators
would De surprised at and pleased with
educational conditions as they exist
in Hawaii today. They would find
that the standard in Hawaii is higher
than One might expect, taking into
consideration the conditions teachers
are laboring under and the tremendous
alien population
Personally, I do not think the
survey IS needed; but if it is desired
it undoubtedly WOULD be worth while.
We haze nothing to hide in our
schools and the greater the publicity
regarding theic work the better it
will be Tor all concerned
The federal government does not
know what We are doing in Hawaii in
the way of education, and for this rea-
son I would welcome a survey"
Capt I,lackman thinks the expenses
of federal survey should be met by
the legislature. ~: - ~~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
CHINESE REQUEST
MADE in CAPITAL
five MONTHS ago
Plan to Allow Laborers to Enter
Hawaii Told Before House
Committee

That tie mbgement o: local Chinese
societies and Businessmen 10 seek,
througi action at Washington, the ad.
mission of Chinese laborers here was
pros eedted actively at the national
capital i've moths ago was learned
yesterdd.' by the S.ar-Bulletln.
Last August w. II. Hindle, who has
just LEI. for Washington with Farm
Cornn, was in Washington partly on
private business and appeared on
August 20 at a formal hearing before
q subcommittee OF the house commit
tee On territories He represented
the United Chinese Society of HoRo-
lulu, bearing credentials signed by
prominent local Chinese, and showing
that On August he was named to
represent all the Chinese in Hawaii
on the Ian favored.
The hearing before the house sub.
committee goes fully into the re-
quest by the Chinese A long petit
ton, signed by the United Chinese So
ciety, zee Yap, president, was. filed,
going into the history of the Chinese
here and dwelling on present business
and agricultural conditions. The pc
tition Concludes in part as follows:
The foregoing statements are made
with n .iew to endeaN or, If possible,
that the government of the United
States OF America, 2nd the republic
of China, can enter into a special
agreement for the territory of Ha-
wall; that Chinese laborers may be
admitted to- the islands; that the same
privileges be accorded to the Chinese
race as to other natl ms of Oriental
race" "- "... r..
Throughout The hearing it was en-
phasiZei that the chief benefit of such
Chinese labor immigration would be
to the rice industry in the islands.
The retition was also presented
to the house comm .ttee on terri
tories.
In an5Ser to question by Congress-
man Brumbaugh, Hindle said: The
Chinese will be bound by this agree
ment, If any OF them come to Hawaii
for the purpose or labo r, never, under
any circumstances, to enter the United
States Of America.
Hindla's return to Washington, ac-
companied by Farm Cornn, is be-
lieved to forecast a more active press
ing of the objects set forth in the Pc
tition. Local Chinese say that they
have received substantial encourage
ment fIom Congressman Burnett,
chairman of the immigration COM
mittee, and others. .%.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
ALLEGED CHINESE
GAMBLERS LET GO
BY JUDGE ASHFORD

Zee Chin and 35 other Chinese,
charged with being present at
gambling game. were declared not
guilty by Circuit Judge Ashford to-
day The defendants were arrested
in raid by police and detectives aft
er the officers had smashed down a
locked door to get into the room
where it was alleged gambling was
going on.
The prosecution S evidence consist
ed OF the battered door. a box full OF
Chinese checkers, button, a lantern
and stool Attorney Lorrin Andrews,
representing the defendants, contend
ed that the Chinese game Of checkers
is contest of skill and one that only
two persons may play. The court
held that the prosecution had not
proved that gambling game was be-
fflg conducted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
MANY FARMERS
ASKING LOANS

News published Wednesday OF tha
choosing of 10 cities for farm loan
hanks lends additional interest to tie
following Washington despatch:
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. T..
Officials of the farm loan board an
n0dnced Thursday that more tEfan
10000 farmers have applied for mort.
gage loans aggregating approximately
$150,O00, 900 or more than IL times the
amount OF money which will be i'm
mediately available for loans upon the
organization OF the ~ farm loan
banks. Most of the applications have
come from the South and West.
Although the location OF the banks
probably will not be announced be-
fore December 20, Il was said Thurs.
day that almost Immediately after
organization the banks would find II
necessary to issue bonds for practical
ly their entire capital stock to meet
the demands OF borrowers.
''The rate of interest on bonds is a
subject now engaging the boards at
tention. II is thought that it will not
exceed five per cent and may be as
low as 4 IL per cent"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-28
WHO Is WIDOW OF
MIYAKE? WHITNEY
LIZ. DESIRES TO KNOW

Circuit Judge Whitney anticipates
difficulty in determining the real wife
of Hidematsu Miyake, who, in the face
of deportation to Japan by federal i'm
migration authorities, recently com
mitted suicide.
Ryotaro has been appointed tenn
porary administrator of the MiyakC
estate under bond in the sum of $4,000
The estate is said to be valued at
a sum equal to the amount of the
bond -:
A woman claiming to be the widow
of Miyake is in detention at the fed.
eral immigration station pending in
vestigation of charges recently pre-
ferred against her Another story is
that the lawful wife of Miyake is liv-
ing in Japan. Judge Whitney is max
ing personal investigation in an at,
tempt TO secure the correct facts.