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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
LABORER CHEATS
AUDITOR OF SIG
BY SMOOTH GAME

On complaint of Robert Bicknell and
Ed Hopkins, both of the city auditors
office, that he signed and drew the
money on a warrant for SIG which
rightfully belonged to man named
Kualai. Henry Kualii of Waimanalo
is being held in the city jail pending
investigation into the charges.
Kualii may also be charged with
stealing pair of pants from a friend
and of taking along with him when
he left Honolulu recently the wife oil
another friend. -. il.
Kaulii is said to have appeared at
the auditors office and after calling
the name of Kaulai, who he knew had
money due him, accepted the warrant
handed him and signed his name SO IL
legibly that it was accepted as the
proper signature. After getting the
money he disappeared until captured
at Waiamanolo by the police.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
FROM
|. DINKELSPIEL AT
lunch TOMORROW

With a special "Dinkelspeil' and
some real Hawaiian music as features
of the program, the Ad Club will be
host to prominent mainland guests al
its regular weekly luncheon tomorrow
r. G. Bonfils, one of the owners of the
Denver Post and one of the largest
advertisers in the Middle West, has
been invited, together with his party,
TO be present, as has Waldo G.. Paine,
traffic manager of the Spokane and
Inland Empire Ry. Co., of Spokane,
Wash. These gentlemen arrive on
the Great Northern tomorrow morning
and will be met at the wharf by Off:
Gals of the Ad Club.
Dinkelspeil is preparing new stunt
for the occasion, which will be in the
class of the former Dinkelspeil appear
ance. The exact nature Of this offer.
ing will not be disclosed in advance.
The music committee has arranged
with Ben Hosea, an artist with the
guitar and steel, to show the guests
some real Hawaiian music" This
session promises to have the largest
attendance on record for some time.
BY wireless from the Great Northern
last night, Waldo G. Paine of Spokane
accepted for himself and the party &C.
complaining him the invitation of the
AID Club to be its guests at lunch to-
morrow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
CHARTER CONVENTION Is
NOW IN PRINTED FORM

Voters who wish to review authori
tatiyely the proceedings of the recent
Honolulu charter convention now have
the facts in printed form Chairman
Nj. c. Pacheco of the convention or
ganiZation today delivered TO Score
tary of the Territory Thayer two
bound volumes of the convention min.
utes, and an extra copy is in the hands
of W. J. Coelho. clerk of the conyen-
ton, who will place it at the disposal
of the Observation-Disclosures. The vol
umes were bound and lettered by the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
HAWAIIAN SONGS
Being BOOSTED
BY ALAN RENTON

Especial Star-Bulletfn Correspondence
MADISON, Wis-Hawaii has been
extensively and effectively advertised
ct the University of Wisconsin and in
Madison through the efforts of Alan
Renton. graduate OF Punahou Acad.
envy and now sophomore in the
college of letters and science. Renton
has appeared constantly before Wis
consin audiences, singing Hawaiian
songs and playing the ukulele
Last year he introduced the Hawai-
ian songs into the glee club. making
the annual trip through the state with
the latter organization and singing
the solo part in a quartet. Possessing
an unusually good voice, he was able
&c present the Hawaiian songs to the
best advantage. and on all occasions
proved star performer. Among the
songs sunk by the group were Aloha
De-" "Old Plantation" "One. Two,
Three, Four" "Meteua e. and Homo
lulu Tom Boy"
Renton was the organizer and chief
figure in recent vaudeville perform
ance, which was held by the univer-
sity students. His act was rated as
among the best by all. and the most
attractive by some. The scene pre-
scented the interior of a Hawaiian
grass hut, in the middle of which
stood broad "hikie." and on which
sat the performers The act included
10th instrumental and vocal parts.
Hawaiian music is most popular al
Wisconsin right now.
The ukulele is rapidly growing in
favor and In time promises to occupy
the same position II does on the west.
ern coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
HONOLULU PEOPLE.
ARE DELIGHTED

with the delicious Ethel Barrymore
chewing chocolates sold by May & Co..
Ltd. in half-pound. pound and dollar
boxes. This popular confection has.
flavor beyond the reach OF imita-
ton. Phone 1271-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
PARENTS OF TRIPLETS
SAIL FOR GARDEN ISLE;
TROUBLES SM00THED OUT

Wearing clothes donated by kind
hearted Honolulans. and with money
enough contributed T. assure the trip
lets food for many weeks to come,
Mr.. and Mrs. francisco Il. Mattos ui
Kcloa, Kauai, will return today on tie
Kinau. ". H.. '...-s .:
Francisco has been promised a
steady Job at better pay by Koloa
Plantation. which formerly employed
him at $24 a month. They came here
seeking help. .:... 49,.
A. c. Pessoa , Portuguese consul
general, arranged fer their transporta.
ton home to Koloa. The 81 contrib.
uted by Honolulans to the Star-Bul-
letin relief fund was turned over to
Mr.. Pessoa, who will give it to tho
family -.
During their stay here. the triplets,
an older child, and the parents. were
housed and fed by the Associated
Charities, in a house on Punchbowl
street. The other two children are at
Koloa anxiously awaiting their return
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
.CASCARETS SELL /.
TWENTY MILLION
BOXES PER YEAR
Best. Safest Cathartic for Liver
and Bowels, and People
Know 1t n
They're Fine! Don't Stay Bill
iouS, Sick, Headachy or Il
ConStipated

ENJOY NE! Keep Clean inside With
Cascarets. Take one or two at night
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand Your head will
be clear, your tongue clean, breath
right, stomach sweet and your liver
and thirty feet of bowels active Get
box at any drug store and straighten
up. Stop the headaches, bilious spells,
bad colds and bad Brighten up,
Cheer up, Clean up! Mothers should
give whole Cascaret to children
when cross, bilious, feverish or If
tongue is coated-they are harmless
never grippe or sicken.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
MRS. MARY DOYLE
ILL, SON CHESTER
GOES TO COAST

+ Mrs Mary E. Doyle. mother of Ches-
ter and Walter Doyle of this city, is
dying at her home in Oakland, accord
ing to a Marconigram received last
night by Chester Doyle from a cousin
in San Francisco. -: ~ III
He arranged early today for leave
of absence from his post as interpret
er in the circuit courts, and will leave
on the Matsonia tomorrow. Mrs.
Doyle was in very good health when
he visited her on the coast last August
and there is much hope that she will
rally. The nature of the illness is not
known, but it is believed that she
caught a severe cold during the very
bad weather in California. She is
well-known here, having lived in this
city for a number of wears. -. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11
STREAMS FROM MANOA
AND PAl0L0 JOINED

For the first time in the history of
the Oldest inhabitant, the Palolo and
Manoa streams Joined during the re-
cent downpour Albert p. Taylor of
the Promotion Committee has been
trying to secure data on this subject.
but to date, none of the older resi-.
dents can remember the joining IF
the two streams.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

Reports from Albania state that the
people there are on the verge Of
starvation.
No quarter was given Villa soldiers
il the battle which was fought at
FrontreaS '...."' r.. ....:..+
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

Nine thousand Scotchmen went t.
Canada last year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

About 800 species of turtle and tor
toises are known.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-11

The United Securities Dye & Chemi-
cal Co., was Incorporated at Dover,
Del, with $4,000 capital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-15
llnbegriitcet
Sit ons 8eriidr oun Der idperen Gr.
iraufing bes Sberit 9louicUclt.
Der GrrTraiibent untersog ii9 aul
DlittiuDh elmer 0i0ntsenitraBleu.
llnteriudnng.

Stem Dorf, IA. Siini. = Oos
Gcritft, ooB 5beobore 9iocicpelt ge.
fdbrli6 ertrantt lei, erpeiit fi8 aIs
uHbegriinoet. Or bate felt einieer
3cit an SititenanfaQen geIiiten uno
CT ertlarte an 3ienitag nit ge,ug
aiif einen gnfalI BON Sd,mer5en, Sen
er aa1 2anoungsplas crlitt, oIs er Sie
antunft ieineS Sobnes aermit BON
Siibanlcrifa eriportete, oab iein Su.
itcn poGriheinIib cine MusfeI3er.
rung nerlirintt babe. Gs niro AM
9lbcllo cine NontgeiisS trobIe1,.llnter.
illdyung porgehomrlen meroen.
u@or einem Sabre" iagte Der
Sberit, brad id bel einem spa3icr.
ritt cine meiner Jfippen in Der Iinten
Sei+e, iilbem bas pfero itiirote ,tno
i'd a6gcrporfen rpurSe. Die Slntenan-
f0lle bahen mabrideinlib eine 0tnS.
tel5errirug berlriadt."
Ter gr.9srGiibeilt oerIieb SEN
2anounssplaB nit ieiner Namilic IN
einem 9lutomo6il, febrte aber in benz
Sotei, in melhem er abitieg, ni6t III
fein 3imrer 5itriid, ion0ern erid,ien
init ieiner 8attin i'm 6ifentIidjeit
Speife3imrner ,lnb belt oann cine
poIitiid)e aonferen8 nit sirei pro.
greiiipen Siibrern @eDronb 9io6ins,
rem goriiBenben Der progreiiipen gia.
tionclfonpenticn ui6 SaroIo z.
Sfes, @fitglieb beg NationaItomnlit.
tees BON SSllinois.
gtcp gorf, IA. Sum-. - 9terii
giocienclt initer5og iib am @iitttDoG
ciner foiitgenltrablen llnteriutung,
UNI icit5uiteaeit, Of ieiiie @ernru.I
t9unG bab er an eiaer Ws,isfslser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-15

perlanstsn, bab etipas setbdn tpsrbs,
nm bic prsiIs fir aebensmittsl berabs
5uisben. Der premier Deripra4. ipds
ter cine Deputaiion Don ben Jrauen
srnpfansen gu ipOaen. Die Jrauen be-
sabsn ii1 bann 5u bsm giirgermsiiter.
Der Muriiter bss Snnern empfiHs
fpdisr bic SrauensDepuiaiion. bic Ct
Wsitibeilung bariiber ma6ts, mas bic
assieruns gu tbun beabfidiige, I'm Den
prsis fir Sdpeinefleiid, 2ariofielH
unb Gemiiie berabsubriiden. gr CAB
su, baB Der Maussl an 9artoffeln eins
Jolse Der 5u itarten ausfubr iei, sr
briidie nber bic 6offnung aus. bab Die
Gag. boburd sebsHsrt ipsrbs, bab az
adrtoffelporrdibe Don Der Regierung
beidlasnabmi unb Elm ausfubrperbOt
erlaHen ipiirbe.
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rung Ieioe, besriTnoet iif. Die @s.
iiirdjt,tng, bab Der @r.9,rniibert eineri
Ser5arioll erlitten babe, tpuroe oa-
oitrd gebOben, 6aB er an 4beno
rnebrere 3eiti,llgstorreipogloent
cuipfing. Gr iagte, er babe ii1 Dor
GINGER 3eit, nls er BON Beitinoien
suriidfebrte, cine idapere grfaItuns
5uge5ogen uno Ieioe ieitber 5uipeilen
an Suitenaniaaen. Gin folder trat
Gin, OILS er ON Dfitt1pod Morgen NIT
ieincr @attin on einen 2anbuuss.
pIas gefabren mar, Inn ieinen Sobn
Serinit 3u treiier, ipelher ait BEN
arlnce 5ransportoalnpier .,aiIpat.
lid pon SiiOnlnerifa suriidfebrtc.
Ger gr.Yraii0ent giitg bnnn nit
Gr. Gerbp 5n einem SnIssSpe5iali-
item. pclfcr i'm icbon friiber 5ebnr.
oe.t batte, ino ip1ter fpiiroe eiae
HontgeniirnhIen n.llnteriudung biirds
Or. 6. gg. Galonell arrongirt. 9ieier
iagte ipatcr; bab fainn 9efiirdltl,ng
5li 6egen lei. bnb cine @erfdIimtie-
rling I'M 3uitnnoe bes Natieuten ein.
tretcr lperbe Gr filgte bin8li, 6aB bic
YbotoardpIieil Der linterintintg crit
aui DoHnerftas troden iein uiiroeits
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2ofal /. Beridt.
Mmfdae.

- Ter gbauffsur 9arolb Waltou.
tpelder bas Auto bes Or. gbparb 8.
GbisIbs, 500 Jorsit 4Denue, fdbrt,
tpoIlte s.iiern nit Der Maftine an
WcMilIan Strabe unb Bta place
3tpifGen 5tpti Strabsntabntpaggpns
binburhfabrsn. Walion erlitt I4merss
bafte 4bi6iirfiipgsn, bic Wlafhins
ipurbe bei6Gbigt unb In ben Cars
fpurben Die JsniisrI6eiben einesbriidt.
Ddbsi gab es sins rieiies 4ufregung,
bic iih aber bnlb tpisber Itete.
- Die 43 Sabre alts Jrnu 8sriba
gader BON 1925 @alnut Gtrabe
ftiir5te gsiisrn Ranmiitag Dor b,m
5aufs 1102 Dine Gtrabs In Elm nur
lofe 5usebedt eeipsienss God. sic
srliit albfdiirfunssH am sansen. a5rs
per.
Der 75jdbrise Gbarlss Wnlfsn,
1144 9Oppls Strube. fiel geitern
2lbsnb an Der 9oppIs unb garraro
Sirabe 70 unsliidlitb gu goben, nab
CT cine ftmsr5bafte geritbuns am
aopie erlitt unb burh 4utopntrol 8
riaG Saufe ssbradt ipsrbsn muBte.
--Qouis 9ppers, elm 32idbr. Mrs
better BON 30. 261 Wia Gtrdbs ess
detb gsiisrn Witing, ala er fir Bic
Ohio Contribution 60. an einem
Heubau on Der Wounb Ssrdbs, 3Ipis
l6en z. unb 8. Strabe beI4dftigt mar,
in ben MDrtslmiifer unb ipurbs msbrs
mails berumesfdlsnbsrt. sbe es seIans.
bic Maifineris sum Stekn 81 brins
gen. Msrtipiirbistripeife fam sr NIT
perbGltnibmdBis Ieidtsn gsrIsbunsen
bnbon, miiBts uber trctbsm per Nutc
rad BEN Gtaotbufpitat gsbra&t ptrs
ben.
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perfabt babea ~Niebf9ss @dneiter. :
sripibsrie Serr Ourijh tn ieiner rubis
gen. etipos traurisen Nrt. LIN ibn et>
mas aufsubeitern. tr3dblen mir, bab
uah bem 3riege tppbI pisle 2eute biers
Der fommen tpiirbsn. .Warum21 =
nWian bat in ipeli9en Qanben MebIfe
oils ben eeiitigen llrbeber bss 4riesss
binseitellt.1 9srr Duriid Iiebt uns
5ipeifelnb an. r5dlf9lidsr WsiIs.
lenten mir ein. .aber bennp1 bat bltie
lfolide 9ntlase bic S9riften bes Ssrrn
prpfeiiors in Der eanSen Wslt betannt
eema4t. Sic ipetben na6 bem ariese
piel geIud) baben, BON GnslGnpsrn.
@meritdnern, Sapanern." - Meinen
Sic ipirtlia9". frusts Serr 9uriid,
in Der Irt mibtrauiIder O6rfler, bic
leidt slauben, Elm frecher Stdbter baIte
lie gum Narren. rSi6erli9. =. .Hun
bas ipdre iebr Su tpiinIhen. Die beus
rige unb bic poriGbrise SdiTon tpdrsn
febr idIedt." 9srr 9riid junior 1T
nGmli9 9ersfiibrer.
Sn3niI9en bat ii6 Der Sobn gum
Sdussiturm eeiteisert. Wir iiub sss
5punsen, ben einmal tdslid sebens
ben Yoitfhli.ten su benuben, unl ct.
Morib mod ppr Ginbrud Der Hddt
5u errei4en. Der Pfarrer bes Srts
lit unier ein5iger HsifesefGbrte. .Run,
mas haben sic benn BEL uns ees
ma6t9" fraat sr in jobialsm Spne
unb in biibidem Deutid, bus bsnno9
ben glusldnber perrGtb. mir bu6sn
Niesi6es Saus beiudt". Sohipiirs
ben auden suiammen. Die i6neae
slntport tbut uns leib: i'm Sduie beg
6sbenttsn iolI man ni9t pom Strid
fpre6sn. Wir periufen elm unseidbrs
li6es Sbema anSuidlugen unb ers
iunbigen uns nah Der romanii6en
Spra6e, bic mir als neinen tpunoers
i6Dnsn 0ialett" beasidnsn. .0as
&omaniI6e 1T tein Sialstt bes Stas
lieniI6en", sripiberte Der gfarrer
raid unb idien iebt ipirtIi6 pers
itimmt. .Sas Romaniide 1T eine
eieens Sprade. bic tpie tus 5ran5Dii'
ide unb Spanii6e aus bem alien 3as
tein iiammt". Sb es aud eins Gis
teratur bdtte9 "Saipohl, fosdr cine
febr ifone unb in brei peri6isbenen
Stalettsn". .Wie, bas RomGais
i6e bat brsi psrIdiebene Dialetis9"
= ,,@elpib, ME jsbe anbsre Spra6s
70 bat aud bic uuiere ibre 9ialette.
lIno Sic nannten bisfe Spru9s ielber
einen 0ialett". fiists er portpurfspOu
bin5u.
go paren mir bsnn gliidlid tpieoer
beim Ratipndlismus angelangt. Iu4
bic friebli6e tleins Sbpeis Ieibet ia
inter ben problemen, bic bd brduben
I'M groben europa gum ariege ges
fiibri buben: untsr Sprabeneitelteit,
9oItsiberbebung, RoTenrpmuntit uno
RuiIenI6pinbsl. Derpfarrer ppnSils
Maria ipar nit Ietner ensen &ir6s
tburmsbegeiiteruns nur bas Riniaturs
Bib bss Seimatbspatrioten, bes pOltis
iden Gntuiiaitsn, beg mpbsrnen Guros
pders, segen beHen naussrtpdbIibsit"
Der Giuiiebler bon SilssMaria emit
proteitirt bate. 0enn friiber eab ss
nur Elm oussripdbltes Bolt, iebt gilt
es nur nod uuserplbIts 90lter. llnb
Elm jsbsa biefer auseripdblten @0Iier
bat natiirlih feiHsn eissnen riacro
egoismp", fpie es Serr Saldnbru 10
biibf6 unb originen seiast bat. Sris
etnel? 0as Wpri pom beiligen ggoiss
mus itebt i'm .3aratbuftra", uub Der
tleine 9olititer Galanbra bat es muir
bsm sroben 9biloIOpbsn Rieside gee
itoblen. geftoblen. pbne gu tpiiT,n,
mas er ftabI, benn Riebfde meinte e
drbers. ddu2 nu0ers
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Ginen gnteii 5ang
Sdjeint bic sOleboer goIiSei nit
ollie sines ganffaiiirers &c.
madJf 81 baben.

EoIebo, s., ID. Sarni. - Sic
bieiiae goli5ei lit Der slniid't, oab iie
ben @anoiren IN S,1nben bot, Der por
msbreren Wonaten bic Office elmer
9ouriiten slgentur i'm Gbicagcer
Coop" .Giitrift beraubt uno babel
zen 9oIisiiten 9ror Sobnion erifoi.
fen bat.
Ger @lann fam am geadrrittag IN
cine gdilf OH Der iueitIiflen 8rer3e
Der Stabt iinS ioroerte nit porgebal.
teneny GeDcIper ben ssniiirer, s. u.
MsaIeroecl, nuf, Giles al Snro be.
iinblid)e goaraeIb Bernus5iseberi.
Ger aaiiirer idlug aber ben Mdiiber
III gobel iub bielt ibn felt bis Die
9oIiSei aufarn. gr gnb icinen gtanle:l
aIs @eorae SbeItOn SO Sabre alt,
Don Colorado Springs, COLORADO, an.
Eie BoIisei fngt, onb oas bon Der
.SJiragoer 9olijei aiisgeididte Sig.
noIenent De5 Wf0rbers sobnion's
eenau aiif ben @ertnfteten paiie.
5oIldnbif9e 8 Grauen pro,
ttfirtn gegen bic
Ehtuerung.
Jm Saag. IA. Suni. 6unbsrie
pon lruusn bssdben iirb udbrsnb DsS
3aess su bsm preuisrsninifiss uis5
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,no bal, cs fir i'm unmoalia iei.
porber cine sriinoIid,e Giaalioiis au
iielleu.
9bcrit 5iooiepeIt bIieb ben gan5en
Rafmittag uno glbenb IN ielnen
3imner in einem Gieiieen Sotel. VI
idaen gut aufgcIest gu iein, idb abe-
ctlras anaearlffen ai,s.
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Sn berfamfen -serfdicSenes.

= rr-i52e Gutter etrnbe, ae.
geriiber Worf. Eobns5cnidne, leidie De.
iranie. 1dbai etc etc. geue Ginribhng
quite edge gSobnsimmer, ipern aeptinidi.
1eIepbpn gseii 1924. f6,i7,1s.
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9m berfuufen-M56sIn.

wa eIr-Vine blbf6e acknowledgements
gdriorsfBaruttur aus binfIem g5nlnubbcls.
eiiide. ga6sufrnsen 700 20. o. etrabs. 1.
Gfcd. bbs
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slunoc GUM gNIeioer, Der ibm iei.
nen glnsiig ea,i, pvrpfuid)t bat);
~g,na. a gdneiber ipoQeB's iei-- z
sGMtsr iinb'sls
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$40 aIbauh abenue. uponbaIe-
Out mebliries 3iniriet. Hao etc. Segesbou
EpoR 1919. i.
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0entaI esasne.
gleaicrunas. .auiteunna.n.

eelesuHss-uufelluHes cffen ffr gsannsr
nnb erruen. 7nnfenbe BON qrnennunosn Nsss
m aufh6t. elite fur qnftenunesu fsst
braHisn SniffuA. Sssf 70. Ho1stfes. r. ..
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ns.Nn,eiaen.
Nd,tuuo ger. E6naer!

a,n eariiaa, ben II. Sunt, N bas gcifs'
feft bes Giabibsrtarbs. 1te Sanper AiD st
fncbf, nm sk4 iibr in Bet&rntbs Ynrf su ~.
uib be goitH bon BEN eesitfsssdnserfei
gpii eanaerarub
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
REHEARSING FOR REVIVAL
Will Meet in Gospel Tent Next
Friday Night.

About three hundred were present
t a joint rehersals of the choirs of
tight in the First Baptist Church.
The next joint rehearsal will take
.lace in the gospel tent Friday night.
Buttons were distributed to the
.horisters last night. The joint choir
will sing hymns in the Billy Sun
cay hymnal at the revivals under the
Erection of Professor Cole, musocal
,'irector f." Gypsy Smith, who is to
or4aGt ~ services, beginning Sun
Gay
Last n@i.t also at the Norton Me
nloriat pdipIning St. Pau's Church
d meeting of the various committees
aor the campaign took place.
"A deed was recorded in the Office
Of the clerk of courts today, trans
earring two houses ard lots on east
side. of Henry street, between Pendle-
10 nand Wythe, from Benjamin F.
Lucas to Maggie Lee Lucas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-30
FOR SPEEDING
Louis Glassman Alleged to have Run Run
Auto Over Square in
Nine Seconds

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Sergeant Scott and Officer Thomp-
son between eleven and twelve o'clock
last night witnessed a record run OF
Louis Glassman in an automobile on
upper King street. The sergeant
timed the automobile and saw that it
covered a square in nine seconds
when those operating machines are
compelled by law to use eighteen sec
onds. The evidence of the officers
was incontrovertible, and Glassman,
in his defense, alleged he was convey
ing his brother-in-law who was sick
to the depot that he might take a
south bound train. When cross-ques-
! toned, he acknowledged his brother
; in-law had been in his house since
nine o'clock, showing he had had am
pie time to have transported him TO
tie depot without being forced to
rush his machine thrcugh the streets
at a dangerous speed at midnight.
The officers alleged they called tc
| him to stop, and that he paid no
attention to them. The latter pro-
| cured another automobile and inter
cepted the "flyer" at the union sta
lion.
| The court told the accused that
| the law now in force was enacted by
he Legislature of Virginia, and that
/ the justice and the policemen were
obligated to enforce it. There was
! BUT one way to dispose of the case
and that was to impose the fine-ten
dollars. Glassman paid the fine, and
n his way out of the room glanced
It Officer Thompson and said, "Never
mind, III get you" He was seized and
again made to face the court, when
1; he was asked what he meant by his
threat. Glassman said he meant if
he saw the officer derelict in any way
or violating any rule of the Police
Board he would report him, but dis
claimed any intention OF menacing
the minion of the law in any way.
The court told the disgruntled man
chat, as a citizen, under the present
custer law, he could make charges
but that no threats would be tolerat-
ed; and further that if guilty of con-
&empt or threats he might be compel,
led to give bond for his future good
behavior. After denials of threats
in the way the officer interpreted him
he was allowed to depart.
i Officer Campbell also witnessed the
violation of the speed law by Glass,
man.