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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
MOTORCYCLE TITLE RACES.

Providence, R. l., July pa two
day racing program to determine the
amateur motorcycle championship of
the United States was inaugurated at
Narragansett park today as a fea-
ture of the annual convention of the
Federation of American Motorcyclists
now in session here. The winner, sec
ond and third place men in each of the
races will be credited with a certain
number of points, and at the end of
the series the rider who has gained
the Bosch Trophy, emblematic of the
national amateur championship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28

WOuIu IElnS W nave
an operation. ! had
a soreness in both
sides and a pulling
s en- sation in my
right side. l could
not do much work
the pain was so bad:
/ was also troubled
withirregularityan and
9th or weaknesses.
My blood was poor.
We had been mar
ried four years and
had no children
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
JUDGE STEW ART BACK.

Police Judge J. K. Stewar: has re-
turned from Hot Springs, where he
spent the past three weeks, taking
the baths for his rheumatism. He is
much improved, and looks it, and
conducted police court yesterday in
old time form.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
p. O. DRINKING FOUNT.

A handsome sanitary drinking foun-
tain has been installed in the work
room of the local postoffice, fol the
use of the many employees of the post
office
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
MORE OPEN ROLLS

Five open hollis of cotton were
brought to the city yesterday from D.
r. Niven's plantation at Tucker. The
bolls are all we'll filled and are fully
matured
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
FINED FOR TRESPASS.

Sylvester Walker, negro. was Tined
$40 by Police Judge j. R. Stewart yes
terday, after being tried on charge
of trespassing upon Cotton Belt prop
erty. The negro was found asleep in
box car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28

crop one or two. weeks later than il
nal "
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
: s4lAtAF TFs'tFTNf 41FFo@FIF v
Her HOME No
LONGER CH|LDLESS
Operationnot Necessaryafter
Taking the Great Medicine
for Women.

Miller's Falls, Mass. doctors said
| had displacement very badly and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
Eyading Pro. Law.


There has been a remarkable in
crease in the amount of non-alcoholic
beverages in Little Rock. The old
beer depots are being reopened for
the storage, sale and handling of
near-beer products, which contain no
alcohol and can therefore be sold
without violation of the law: 1t has
been found, however, that small
quantities of alcohol added to the
denatured beverage produces the re-
quired results. Therefore, it is not
necessary to ship in such large guam
titles of alcohol and it's stronger
compounds that are prohibited by
law, but just add nip" Of the real
stuff to the so-called soft drinks
that are sold freely at soda-fountains
andat picnics. Near-beer saloons
although they won't be called that
are already appearing for catering
exclusively to those who care to tor
ture their stonachs with such con-
coctions. And SO far no law is being
violated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
tNEyR'Ss;. WONDERFUL %ss 4 R!EeEfyY
w. STOMACHtrosS'l
R:JT DOSE '|':;t Isl

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stomach and lntestines, Auto-Intoxi-
cation, Yellow Jaundice, Appedicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
Stomach Trouble. Thousands OF
Stomach Sufferers owe their, complete
recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Rene
dy. Unlike any other for Stomach
Ailments For sale by Mann's Phar-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28

One-third of the employees of shoe
factories in this country are women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28
Il Pays Big to Buy Now

Ii you can buy ten dollars worth Of
goods for six, you save four dollars, don't
You? Well, in our Ready-t0-Wear de-
partment YOU can buy at about this rate
or even greater saving to yourself. Come
in and we will show you. And the goods
You will buy will be the best in quality
and up to the second in style. These
goods will be on sale Friday and Satar-
day, July 2Slh and 10Th
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28

bankruptcies were born to Mrs. Odio
Hurvey, wife. of Henry Hurvey, a
farmer residing near Tulsa, Okla. The
four infants weigh from six to eight
pounds each. Three are girls and
one n bow
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-28

Germany now has iron money in
circulation.
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AIcine Stabtneniafetrn.

5elrg Spnl0a. Meih0ftsfithrcr DIR
2Sorlo Slim 60. 1908 Saruen CTR.
mare lette 9ladlt 6pinahe erittft,
ots cine g(n3nbl 6ilms ouf unbe
fannie 8eiie IN 9ranb gcrieten. Or
muroe bepuBtlDs ans Der 0fiiee qe
trageu uno BON 8oli5eiar5t ms
2eben 3rrilfgerufen.
Auf Dem eifigen 5eiteniueg an is.
nn6 @rate 5tr. ficl 02ar W2iaer,
1916 norol. f6. Str. u III aflid.
oab CT ciner Yeinbruh babontruq.
er tuuroc 5itr 8ehon0lluq III oos
ct. SoiebB ao'pitdl achraht.
4n (. 5aruar meroen Bic Bflih
fen oes Goroaerontes Dem Gounin
oniunlt iibermieien mo oieier 8eanp
t. SER @ogncn fat erfldrt, bob
or bic Gountp tommilidre INT einen
neuen @ebilfeu eriuhen per0e i'm
oieie nelen amtspfLidten Ju erfiil
len.
Ger y SATIRE ate dranf glaue
rail. t234h diol. 13. St. mobn
bart, murOe belite morqen. ais CT ben
16. Ctr. 9iaouft f~rep3te BON Dem
Alltomobil BON Y. II. Mdifmger,
iii0l f5. Ctr. ungeruHHt uno
erbcblid Derlett. Ger Slinqe soa
tleinM ssnaen Der nit grenn
hnl5 belo0en lpar ilber Den &ia6aft
mo wproe Don oeH Ralih eincr
nmfen 0urhiahren0eH 2ofomofiDe 10
eiuaebiillt 0aB r. noH pen @ato
ouacblih uihf aeieben puroe
uns iehr Iesdt Hlodlih erlGein
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RmHcn wcrScnf
wieSer pcrcrcidbcn!

Berlin IL. 9op. Gmfenbcridt.)
- OfiiJiea miro bier befcult ge.
mndt. Dab Den Muiien 5mei peiierc
5dldppen beiarbroht murOcu. IN
Dem 9eridt belBt es: .9torooitlit
pom SncobnD 4aloe. III Den Rarpo-
then, mtrOen niiiiide Strcitfrdttc
our6 uHiere boraeihobeuen 9oHe
rtaa ii Die dludlt geid,lageri. 9lildl
mprOcu Die Huiien gc3luilngcn. Iid,
ans Den @Dergpo @ebirgcH on Der
rumoniiden @reu5e glrii65n3ieben;
ne bermo6ten Dem @eihuticuer Der
oeittiden uuo oitcrreid unauriiden
Satterien nidt StanO 81 Daltcn.
Nm Der iit0lihen 5ront 5iehen.
blIrgenS geitnlten. iid) ole 81mpfc
iiir inns muter aunihaer; Gort bos
ben mir mieoer cine bctr1dtlide I'm.
6obl 5einoe geinugeu 5enommen.
gnt Gotentltrm SOB oactu nobmen
ioir 6 Gifjiere un0 $50 9lomt pe-
iangen.
Bon Der 9o6ruOibo 6ront lit.
bon 9eloIIg 81 beri6ten
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Rein prctelt Icitcns
maIbinetons!

darlington IL 9toD. - CfH5tell
luurOe beute pertiuu0et, oob lid De
ger. StaateH einent 8roteit spa
mems. Oes Gatitnns, Der 9~tieocrlou0r
o0er irgcnO elmer anoeren Nladlt be.
2itglid Der Deportation nm @el-
gieru nod 1eutid1lon0 nidt unihlie.
Zen meroen Gic gun0eSreqlcuunG
miro bierir mie in nnopren 5aGen.
ibre ooaige unob11ngigfcit bemob.
rem, unO nGe oiesbe3ilglidcn @eruh.
te, OoB 4merifa it'd irgeto etnen
@roteit onidlieBen mtro.
ner0en ais uniUabr be3eidnet. Sic
gltH0e5rcgierung tit u6er Die 0e
p%ortation iabr beiilutmert. bat ie0odl
feline oifl8teaen 54rittc ergrii-
ron
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non Der Bunoes. q rnittclumqsbeh6r.
be arrungierte anHfereus beaonnen.
IN peldcr Die Differeu3en Spiidlen
ben beridie0cnen eiienbabnaeiea.
idoften mo Der Union Der @eid,en.
teller non Goroomerifa Sic einen
sltiln0igen arbeitstag un0 i1biade
9e3abhing fir lleberseit ocrlaneen.
beigele9t mer0en ioleh gln Der
0oniercn5 uebmeu iedls Shic6srid.
ter tell mo 5Dar 5tpei m~tpartciilde
uno ie 3Uci bon oeu itreitcnoeH 8or.
ieien.
Die 5crOcrungen Der @eideniteI.
Ter llnion Sic omar our .americnu
federation Of 2abor4 aber nift
81 Der 9ritoeritoit Big Sour ae.
bort. moren bon ben gobnqcienidnf.
ten abgeihldgeu por0en. 4ls feline
Der onrouibin nbgebuIteuen 9onfe.
rer5 81 elmer Giuiqlmg Smiifcn
oen bei0en @nrteien iilbrte qeldna
es 8oHmiiior Sanger iblieBlih
cine Shieosgerihts aonfcren5 slts
au brtHaen.
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ucrwc9cr feucrt anf
Senticben Oampfcr!

stopenbogeu. IA. 9loo. Gas
RorsenbIa0t iogt, oar Elm nor1Deei.
Iorpeooboot auf ei1en 0cit.
iteH 9onpfer geieiati 5ube, neil
Oieier lid peigerte. Dem 8efebl an.
5ubnltaJ 5oIge i'll Ietlten. Scr
GorDager i%eterte einen SduB III Die
InteIlage oes 5dlifes. moralti
4lionHi6oiten oes 6orpe0o6o0ts ons.
ielbe betratcn ulo ocll Jintennppa.
rat 5eritortcn. Set 8eainn oes
arleges lit Is feincnt 1usldn0iiden
Sfiif nit duufenappQrat on 9orO
geltattet, noriue9iide @eluaiier 81
tefabren.
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american ScScraticn
OF cnbcr icnuemticn!

Baltimore, ID. Rob. - @elegent-
lid Den beutiaen Sikung murGer
stomiteeberifte berleien uao ReSen
0er ausldnoiiden 8elegaten ange.
bort. Sim nnhmittag meroen bic
@ei6dftsDerbna0Iunggn in 5luB
foumen. G8 nltr0e bcihloiien,
Germ @ontbeEs. Hr1Ii0ent Der Cr-
amiintion, sum glitglieo 0es domi-
tees fiir interltationaIe 9~c3icbunqen
5u MAIDEN. (Qn fonnat iit ia Ole
@riten f~reterL oerm @omper5 bat
ftd immer CT 1T Elm |geborcler
9rite ais groBer gritenfreuio
ermIeien.)
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OpcrnIdnocrin Deftinn
bleibt IN prae!

Berlin IA gtoU Die GDerl.
idngerin Gutulp Geittan bic Hlr 0ie
5allon 1861 an Ser Wletroppli.
tan Gper 81 ]lefp g)orf engaaiert
IDoroen mar. aber 5iiommeH INIT ib.
gerlo6teL 0eat fruu8oiiAen
acknowledgement mo Cperuicnacr
@iaB mi ibrem cute in Ger 9tdbe
uon frog feitgebolteu miro, bat bis.
her nod teineu BnB erholtru. @an
lhreibt oieic5 Dem lImitali0s 5u. oaB
tie nit Den bobmiifeH Rationalltte
gemeiniame Sadg gen1adt BOT.
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Der5idttct anT's
am. Biirocrredbt!

Selena, Mont. la. Rou. 3ieb.
droncis B.. GFafFcnbcd pon Giao.
moot Gre bot ieire 9nraarpnpicre
on Der Glerf oes Gatriftgeridt5 NIT
Pinem 8e9ieihhreihen 3lirhfgeiGift
IN meldem es inter au0cregn hclBt.
aeinen 9lom micoer I'M 4mts Ali
ieBen, mad eilier 8oIitif mie mir fe
mobreao Der lckten pier Sabre ae
bobt 9aben lit 81 biet fiir mid.
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Gin 3~niummcnitOs.

e%pansbiae. SUB, IA. 0oo.
@eute fur8 nah @ittaa toaioiertcn
bel 0eH ~ 0letlen BON bier actcar.
ncn ganfeetopn 5pei 8oqcn 0er
Sutcrurbnn Railipnn. 3molf Ser
ionen nur0en DerIebt. 5rpei onborl
qeiubtIih.
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Soma.

fNAAN ~ ANNHNA a-AH
Srettng, ben II. 3upember, nm /:
lIbr H~admittass, ami Der 6arm
'efonnt ais S6oeung 5arm bette.
bend ans 1877 @der. ooer Seile
SO nn0 70 4fer. berunnt ais
boir 4rres, 215 @teilen bou Der
Council Bluffs 5taoigrcgse.
areii5t an oos ,5ibe. mile bouie1
an Der Blue @rnB uno 0iouecr
EroiL SanoitraBe geIegen, Die be,
Isen nah Council BLUFFS fiibrcn.
ben StroBen. 9ieier @unobeiis
mlr0 aolt5 poer tn Seileft. nod,
&unIh oes @igentitmers, Der.
tuiift; 5tpel 8obnbduier, qrcbcr
Stan, @iihnerbous, CUTE @orratS.
famnern, @arnttlr gutter gie5s
iDogen lnl0 ale notrDenoiecn &c
benqebGuoe, beitcs 8niiGriuitenL
500 Mllten S6meineoer3nlrmug,
qeSnunt un0 obgcteilt, NIT oben-
itebrl0el SerbeiIcrrngcl, inert
$1,000. Geffentlihe Sdule "a
Meile nom @nus; eegerm1rtid 10
ader Niebmeioe. 60 Afer 4IfaIfl,
50 Mder gepflugter @run0, Is
QIder bereifs in @intermeisen 90
lat. 8iele 6arm iii iebr gilnjtig
geIeeen uno fdat iiloIid gegen
bic 8lue grnB 2anoitroBe mo
norolih gegen Das 9ioneer Grnil.
laHft al. Cine gang duBerge.
m0bnlihe @eleeenbeit. bic iih
ntdlt DIT ~pieDerbolt uno Oaber &c.
ndtgt iDer0en iolte. 8erfteige.
ralng, IcidHe 8aHtungsbe0ingun-
een. 4leinere migren3enoe Gar-
men mer0en NIT $3.50 bis $500
Der 4der beuertet.
Iegt MIR 10 MeiIen BON SID.
Gmabn, Dem beitert giebmortt Res
mittlercn Betens " 9Rcile nod
&abnlb 6rufttotion, u MeileI
nah Str1Benbabn. MIR 10 Ddnu.
tci 5abrt mad Der Staot Goun.
'rI Bluffs init leineii bielen Sir
6eL 5fulen SodiduleiI, 8itlio-
tbet ur0 2d0ei oller alrt. 9ltrI
S Wieilen nnh Gmoba. 8ennileIteI
llnteriudung erfDunift geian
0ers geetgnet fEr 3nht bciiererI
@iehicrten 0oer oi9 MiIdmirt-I
id)ait ME tie lett betriepa ipiro.
Il Iage oes 8erfduis miro lid, 6er
igcntitmer nltf Dem 8lab 6eiin-
oen. Inn aif @mif ale 8ermei
lsrlaugss un0 1n0ere 9apiere at
5eIgcR Itno gclDnnidlte 4nsfinffte
5a geben. gerfiegelte anae6otc
iperDcn bonn Auttion1r e1tgeaen.
BenonEmert. sir meitere A~1tsfitnf.
II mer0e man Iid on oie 4ltstio.
mare.
u. W. anhI, eigentiirler.
81. Appleauiit 1863 Gait 8roo0
mar @. S. 9utrolp, 155 0ire
StrnBe 4lttion1re.
Council Bluffs So.
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ucffc Scr 41raiiScntin
bcacbt SelbitmcrS!

darlington. Il. Rob. Carroll
Salt. IS Sabre alt. Gin Gefic ser
GraItoentin 5rau 8oooron 8ilIon,
beging be1ite Selbimoro, m6em er
@tt nobm. 8dbreno Die acr5te
Deriuhten, Inn Oos 9eben Ill rettcn.
iagte CT. 6 lit gu ipdt ilbrigenS sin
i'd lcbensrliiOe uIt0 mill iterbenl
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,5sn Butter 81 uno ldbt it ON b,
len in Der aohtiIts = psi6 toGm
So Die grabs 3u is1r siusstodt,
9erldHgtrt man Iis, gibt Elm Etiidbsn
7slIerie hiHetH, bic RsItt DOui esltri
len 5IsiIdaeridE nit nsr zaHis uni
iaBs dies 5uiammen iOasH. 5H3pi.
it9sH Bat mon AartOIfelH IN Oet
dale sstOdt, gsi65It. in DirIsI &c.
lanittM ba Supps 5tIgtfist. 3par
eirO oItfes @trift ii Der 5upptn,
anssfinttt uHe nit aEfIels
sNsHsa. bod bari q HiHl punniIiiI'
h Iea.
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90 @adRa6lnna in aalifprnia.
prdTScnt 1Dilicn crbdlt
piclc 6Iudmiinidbc!

@oibington. Ia. Ron. AnldB
lid ieiner 8ieoernobI bat grafoenf
Bilion bon auslditbiifen @erri6crn
un0 Dem bieftaen oiplomatiiheu
Corps @ludpunihe erbalten 02an
miro 0ieielben ober nift cher ber-
0Hentlifen els Bis 5err Sugbes,
Der republifaniihe 9r0ii0enti6dfts-
fooi0at, ~ebenfa[Is sur 8obl gratli.
lIert bot.
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BIntiec idmpfc
IN ~21ia5eSonicn!

Berlin Il. gtob. Guntnberidt.)
Dos Strlegsamt mel0et, 0oB iran.
5oiiide aaUallerie in oen aanpien
an Der mn5eogniifen 5ront 5ablreih
%beriucnOct miro. Die iran5oiiih
ierbiidcn 1rpppeu befinoen lid nod
INNER in Der Effeniiuc.
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lin S37 6cran6t.

artbnr Said, 1406 fi0l. If. ctr.
pur0e Wontag abenO Ode 10. un0
goeifie Cir. BON eincll ein3elnen
StroBenrduber iiberfaaeL Dem er
ieine llbr mo $37 ousb1noiaet
lnuBte.
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sdlaOeneriah fir suhnes snh.

Sobn &. Sltno. oeiicn Sobn om
II. Jebrilor ron Dem ablieferiuuas.
auto Der 6irmo Smiicf & Serolidc
IN Siio Gmnbo iiberfobren un6 &c.
totet morOen mar, bot oos @eiddit
alf $4,000 5do0cgerioe bertIoat.
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Bitrlingtcn1B 0bn eceen
A0anIonsGeicsl

2tneolH ytebr IA. 91oD. Die
Burlington Bahn bat heute i'm bic
iigeH guHOes9eridjt einen aatrag
I'M eipen tesHgoraren ginbalts6e.
febI eingereidt, melher bic gunDcs
b~enIHten odpon abhalten ioa, Die &c
Itintmtngen oes 4oamioH lhen Ahf.
IniH0enoeleees 5ur 1llrh ubrling 5t
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0itf, MuFtr r,rN,n an irntnl

Gitfs MuFtr ptro.n on tro.nb
cine aorsHt gsgsn G~inianouns b,s
9sreiiss 9tididt. Mon gebs RUNNER
anb Gr5bs uno Die pole aoreaf
otuiIi4 gsihritbsn an unS Thide ben
coupon nehf 10 Gents fir ieOel
bsfeIlts WinTier on bds
Omaha Tribine Pattern Dept
f3ia GVwarb 81.
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PMebcs ,11ebrbeit in
uiinReicta MIR nod 100

Ct 8GaI. Ilinn., IA. Rob.
6bos. Z. Sua6eS' Mebrbeit iiber
&raiioent @ilion i'm Stoate Rinne
loto idrumpft immer mebr 5uiam,
men. @Gbreno oielelben be1tte nit
eli Rre5intten misitebenO. big nuf
POI gefaIlcn mar. gtng fie Bis 92it.
fog ouf 1870 5timmen heruntcr, mo.
bet bic Geiultate bon ulir nod se6n
@re5mtten ausItebcn. 5tiahes batte
mtitogs t79A63 Stimmen unS 8iI.
ion 179.343.
@eaen allies grnorten baben Die
on Der @ren5e ite1en0en 5ruppeu
Der Electromagnetic 0es States lid
nitt nit drober Raioritdt fiir
Sngbes erfl0rt, ionoeru bisber bat
ioear @iGion cine fIeine @ebrbeit
3u per5eidnen. Son 40 Counties
Die an ser @re1sp itationier.
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. namlid
mir 8iIion $50 rn0 fir 6ugbes MIR
1913 Stimmen ali. Gs fno nod 30t
Der Mili5trltppen su SAB.
len.
Die H~ad5abinus in SnlifOrnia.
San 5roneisco. Gal. IA. Sob
SoUeit bis iest eriidtlid lit bat Die
Jlad5dblune DER Stimmeu fiir 8rds
iiOent @ilion IN II Der IS Goun.
ties oes Stantes einen 9lettogeminn
pom 1870 Stimmen ergebeu.
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Gprinat inS 8aiIer.

Geoor Sails. syn. IA. gloD. ~ 9ie
l4iabrige 9ernice IomsIep, cine
@ohihiiIcriu, beging gcitcrn bier
SelbitnorS. inoem lie in oen Stub
@on iueib nift. mos 0os
@'aodel in Den BOB getrieben
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Selte obeno II geriammIuns res
Gmaba 9luiifrcrcins. ga midltigc
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
POOR WILL HAVE
XMAS BASKETS

Following its usual custom the Sal
walton Army is busy making prepare.
tons to take care of the poor at
Christmas time. 1t is planning the
distribution of Christmas baskets TO
the poor families, which viii be 200
baskets containing 1900 substantial
dinners.
The Nuuanu street hall is the place
where these are to be given, and the
distribution takes place on Saturday
morning, the 23d, between 3 and Il
a. m In addition to this there will be
for children at the
five different Salvation Army centers
in Honolulu Altogether this organi.
zation has a program that will entail
a great deal OF work.
Arrangements have been made for
the army not only to look after the
poor they are constantly in touch WITH
but also to take care of the people
whose names are OH the list of the
Associated Charities, and some Of the
of the city.
Careful investigation is being made
into each case by army officers set
apart especially for this work. Santa
Claus and other army collectors have
taken their places at the street cor
ners of the city for the purpose OF
raising funds with which to provide
for the poor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
OAHU SCHOOL BUILDINGS
ARE IN GOOD CONDITION

That the appropriation for the
maintenance and repair of schools on
Oahu which will be asked for in the
next budget will be $4,000 less than
the last is the statement made today
by Henry Freitas. building and school
inspector. The other islands, accord
ing to Freitas, have all asked for
larger appropriations.
The reason for this, rreitas says, is
that nearly all the school buildings
Oh this island are now in very good
condition and whatever repairs are
necessary in 1917 will be taken care
of by the money which is still on
hand.
The 1851 budget gave Oahu $685.
600, Hawaii $4,000, Maui $4,000 and
Kauai $4,000. while the requests for
the 1898 budget are: Oahu $780,
900, Hawaii $4,000, Maui 100000 and
Kauai $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
XMAS SERMON AT
FIRST METHODIST

Wcman's Part in Christmas was
the topic of a timely sermon delivered
Sunday morning by Rev. L. l.. Loot
borrow. pastor OF the First Methodist
church. The service was one of in
terest TO women, as the announce
ments said. and there was a generous
response on their part. Miss Helen
Salisbury, acting secretary Of the Y.
w. c. A.. took part in the service as
representative of the women.
The minister said, in part:
The first announcement of Christ
mas not only came to a woman, but it
CAME regarding a child. How appro-
pirate that the worlds Savior should
come as babe. ! sometimes think
that the childhood of Jesus will have
as large part in leading the hearts
of this old world back to God as his
passion-his birth as his death. It
has changed our attitude toward all
children. Can you find somewhere a
child who needs you-really needs
you. and make this Jesus birthday of
him? There were shepherds humble
mem and there were Magi (wise mem
who came offering their gifts to a
poor babe in a manger And still the
great succession Of the humble and
the wise seek out childhood, manger
Graded. and minister to it. These are
the ones who hear the angels sing.
we all need to be reminded that
Christmas started In poor home and
IN bad community. Galilee, where
the Christmas angel came to speak to
the Christmas woman concerning the
Christmas babe, and where Jesus
lived nearly all his life, was a sort of
kakaako in Palestine And though
Bethlehem. where Jesus was born,
was much more respectable place
than Nazareth, he was born not in
hotel or home there, but was Graded
in stable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
ROCKEFELLER TO
OUT PRESIDENCY
OF FOUNDATION
President Vincent of University
of Minnesota Will Soon
Succeed Him

News has been received in Homo
lulu that Dr. George +. Vincent, pres
ident of the University of Minnesota,
viii soon become president of the
Rockefeller Foundation, succeeding
John d. Rockefeller, Jr, who resigns
to become chairman of the board of
trustees.
DR.. Vincent is known to many Yale,
Chicago and Minnesota men in Ha.
wall He is a Yale graduate, was a
member of the University Of Chicago
faculty for many years and one OF its
magnetic leaders, and from there went
to Minnesota, where he has been a
power.
No estimate has been made of the
Rockefeller Foundations gifts for the
year which will draw to close next
month, but it is believed they will be
the largest in its history Its dis.
bursements last year were S3,643,377,
much of which went for war relief.
DIR. Vincent is regarded as a man of
rare ability. He possesses half a doz,
en- college degrees. He has done edi-
toriaI work in Europe and the Orient
and for long period was editor of
the Chautauqua Press. He was born
at Rockland, ILL.,, 50 years ago.
Dr. Vincent will resign next May, it
was announced in Minneapolis last
night, and his official connection with
the Rockefeller Foundation will date
from May 10
The statement, made public by Or.
Vincent's secretary, said that, in line
with the policy of the Foundation to
pay its officers only such salaries as
are recognized by leading universities
as appropriate for executive positions.