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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-07

Special No. -
S1.OO Batiste Corsets
at CSC
Fine Quality Batiste Corsets, in
medium bust. trimmed with en-
broidery; heavily boned. Extra
hooks on front steel and six
heavy hose supporters. Extra long
hips; all sizes.
Third Floor.
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Do Your Shopping at Goldenbergs and Save Money!
Fifty Specials for Wednesday

wonderful These Fifty Specials will
in
AD-andAC SAVE!
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STORE HOURS: Open s:45 AM; Close $3.50 PM

Special No. 81
Women's 81 and $l.2S
"Merode" Union Suits, Sc
Famous "Merode" Union Suits,
with high neck and long sleevee,
Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, low
neck and sleeveless; knee and
ankle pants. Bleached only; not
all sizes.
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-07
Special No. 81
Mems Csc to SEC 'Onyx"
Half Hose, lOc a Pair

Mems Onyx" Half Hose, Of Isle
thread. silk Isle. fiber silk and
mercerized cotton, in black and
plain colors. Guaranteed perfect
quality.
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-07

SpecIaI NO. -U@
29c White French Wolfe,
40 Inches Wide, at l11ac Yd.
40-inch White French Wolfe: ex-
ira fine. two-p1y quality, with tape
edge-noted for its style and serv-
iceability.
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-07
Special No. 16-
S9c Diagonal Serge,
so Inches Wide, at ACC Yard

50-inch Diagonal Serge. firm
woven quality of good weight and
finish; in navy, black. brown and
gray. Limited quantity.
First Floor.
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Special No. 10
75c Genuine "Ironclad
Seamless Sheets, ACC Each

s1x90 Double-bed Size 'Ironclad"
Seamless Bleached Sheets-every
one with the mill ticket Extra
quality every housewife knows.
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-07
pecfaf NO. D
Infants 121ac Ribbed
Stockings. Sc a Pair

Infants Fine Ribbed Stockings.
in black and colors; seamless foot,
double heel and toe; sizes to Sig.
First Floor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14

@ilIiam :. Diniams an ainis W.
elote, 80 BEL $50 CUB an br Weft'
ieits DIR pnrt glps., 50 JuB iiiblif
Der Chapel Strabs, (Sisusr $6); 81.
Aba 9abis an epersti 9apis,
5.25 9ldsr aonb in Settion 80 in
Wiacrett sOipnibip. (Stsusr 500;
81.
Guitap Seinidsn an CHARLES g.
gossl, 80 bel 165 Gub an Der Siibs
feits Der glaiipn 9lpenue. $50 Jub
0itlid Der plaiHfieIb pits, (Stsusr
81; 81.
eIi5abetb gfiee an efie 8. Sc
8lonb, so Bel 200 iub an Der SIts
i.ite Der Sbaip 2lpsnue In 9Db.
part, (Sisusr S4); 81.
Die gBpoming Golf Club RedItp
So. an DpOming gOIf Club. 5 SABRE
pahi Dom l. Sanuar 1913. aiif uns
aeidhr 81 4der 2nnb in Seition 8 in
Sprinsfi,Io 9oipnfbip, nit antuufs.
rsdJi gum aoitsnprsiie nit 5 pro5eni
5niereiien.
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Grnubsiscntllums.S .Sspotbef.n.
ati. 13. Qlpri

Gtnetnnat !. 13. gpriI.
3. s. 9russr an 9arrp 6. gobsn,
Elm Sabr 2suie, BON l. Wai 1915 an,
auf ben aubsn Ro. 800 Weit 6. Ctr.
WonatIids Wistbs $45.
5rant 8. ainHsp an Granees g.
Wurpbp, 20 Bel 100 Jub an Der Dits
isite Don goparOs Rpdb in Spos
part. (Sieuer 81 $1,000.
8. 8. Sdan5sHbe1er on Sripin 6.
Suasnbed, Got III in llntsrabtbsis
lung "" in Sa.Isq Part. (Sisuer $5)
81.
Ssnab Grsin an gIifabetb grein,
Got 40 unb 1bsiI BON Got Al inSames
8. Diners l. 4ooitipn in 2pdIanb.
81.
Suburban ReuI State 60. on gers
ndrb uno CLARA aatbmann, Got so tn
Sbompfcn & a9ompion's 2. uni.rs
abtb. in GairmOuHt. (Stsust 5oc.)
81.
Sba 6. Sabn,. an gbnarb u.
SabH.e. so bel 100 Gub an Der PorDs
isite Don Clinton STR, 10 Sub off
li3 bon gapmiIIsr Str. 81.
agnss 9opsrbuI9 an german Sas
perbai4. % tei 100 SUB an ROrbs
oitsde bon State ape. unb Staeblsr
Ctr. (Steuer S3.) 81.
2lrIin Realtp So. an Saitie guns
iton, 40 bel 125 Gub an Der Siibs
isite BON WaihinstOn MDe.. 80 SUB
0itli6 DON SulIiOan Mpe. In ct. 9ers
nurb. (Steusr $3.5o.) 81.
9iefslbs an Carl Gruis, 45 bei 100
SUB an Der Msitisits pon SulliDdH
aDenue in ct. 9ernarD. (Sisuer
$500 81.
SObn 8. Size an Sane DOObruff,
45 BEL 90 SUB an Der GiiDpsitsde DON
Muro uEb Sisrra Str. in Mabiipns
bile. (Stsuer $2.) 81.
Wiqiam WoIf an 4nna W. MoIf,
Got 80 in SSIspilb Spubieate llnters
abtbeilung m gOunitpn. (Steuer $3.)
81.
4lmpra Mpbmeper an Robert u.
WetteritrOem. 8 Sabre 2enfs bonn Il.
GpriI 1916 on auf sinen 2aben no.
1909 gaiiern aDenus. WlpnatIi4e
Wlistbe $50.
Samss 8. Smitb an Gburles 6.
uHb Rofe 6. RiOslsp, 6.25 4der 2anp.
in Settion s in gOlerain Up. (Steuer
81 81.
CHARTS alump an Ssear unD
8ertbu glerbiHs, 33 BEL 150 CUB an
Der Weiiieite BON Spanboe Ctr. IN
1orpoOb. (Steusr $4.50.) 81.
Sppbia Ring an Greberid unb
WaIp 5aerins, % Bel So GuB an
bet msftisits bon aiau St., 80 Gab
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3eii 10 manherIsi, alsrbines an i'd
unbsbsutenbs @erdnberunssn porge.
npmmen Su isben. so isbr ibr BIZ
sunse 4rt unb W<ile Der Sdapieser.
tpdter aud setia, 70 fpnnte iie iid
bod ni9t eripehren, ab unb gu 5ipi'
sden bieIer uno Der 9iinitlern sins
TaraIlele gu sieben. Sic erinnerts
fi6 nod re4t gut bes @ersbss. ipslfea
es Dor Sabren sesebsn, aIs bic 3elt.
auf Ggseb0rn Uorbdnse Dor ben Jens
iisrn geieben. 0amals bate tetn.
9Guerin an berartiee Sinse geba9t
Ssitbem frlrsn piele BEN 9eiipiels Der
peritorbenen Jrau SelInsr ssiolei, una
oii9 in Der 8iiiiraI9en Staaisitute
ipdren @arbinen BON peibsrunbisem
aattun nit blauen Bliim1sn eeipeisn.
Sic batten erneuert perben miifien.
rnb 5entis. anna Dl6s beouftragts
elsie, als bieie seleeentli6 nit Ger
barb, ipeI4er Butter nab 9eer bra4it.
esIubrsn mar, Gtoff mitsubrinseH.
Die iunge 6rau aber bate ri6tise
gorbinss bon snsliidem SiiII ssiauft,
unb nift bas uflsin. Sic bra9.e
au6 peiben gatift unb cine an5aa
RoIlen @arn nit, um SpiBen 81 bds
telH. 2luf bic pertpunbsrts Srage Der
S9piessrmuttsr, mum lie sissntliC5
3sit fir bsrartiss 9inse finbsn tpolle.
bate iie frobIid sntgsgnet, bab Der
Sonntasna9mittas ibr alltp04entIia
sin Stiid poripGrts bsIfsn iDerbe.
Sasesen Iieb ii5 ni9ts fasen. Glsie
ipubte iiberaa cine YierteIitunbs 5u
eriibrisen, unb fir monte tIeine gers
idoneruns i'm Garten lgnb 9auie ers
iprieblidb anSliipenben. 2luh auT
Billings pIaase itanben jsbt 9Iumen
Dor ben Jenitern, aber ni6t in Siessls
iotsn 50pfen, tuie friiber Bel anott'
nsrOs, ionSern in ioldsn BON sebranns
TEN 9bon. auf tpeIhe biibi9e @erSies
runesn in tpeiber unb brauner Dell
farbe, ipeIde Glste bon bem MaIer,
fer bic aeniter neu seitridsn, srbalten,
our6 ibrs sd9idts Suno ansebradt
paren.
GIsts butte balb bic Sreubs, ipsIts
ibr bas ipobIgelunsens gemaIsn ber
sOpfe peruria9t, perIoren, bern cs
bru6te ibr ben eriten Streii nit Ger
barb, nadbem fbon Gentiss s9Inno WsSe
ibr in bartem, unfrsunbIi9sm Zone
seiaet, SaB es bsfier Isin fpiirbs, iDeHn
iis bsrartige raiiniteIeisn" un.erlafen
role. Die Qeute rebsten bariiber.
@ielsi9t madte bic Gdfpiesermuttsr
ou6 ibrem Sobne seeeniibsr eine bsrs
ortig. Geubsriing, pieIlei6t aiid ni9t,
hsnn 9srbarb bate pon glnfana an
nit tritifden unb argiu0bniiben Blis
den jebe geipesunS Der irnsen Graa
Oerfolst.
..Das ioG bds Geiamier, Glsts2'
fraste sr OerbrisbIid. Sang fol8e
Ding. ni9i an. DARIUS tpmmt nitis
0uies.~
Sic fab ben Gattsn peripunbert an
unb tpurbe rpt. 3ieItr Son feinsr
Stimms mar ibr frsHb.
(5Oriissuns fOlst.)
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GrunSeip.ni6mms llebertrasHnsen.
Neue Snpothefen.

gseue SDpotbefen
Wid 8labafis OIL Sobn o. Roma
noff $40.
yieiinnia g. Barter an Ohio Weh
auics y .lino &. 60. $1,000.
&Saiam 3oI5 al $ias0ale 8. urlt
9. 60. $4,000.
Sattie 5iiiiiton al SiasbaIe 8
iuo %. go. $2250.
Do. an Die gIrIin 9ieaItp 60. $425
Carl 9ruie al SoiDn SalI Sau'
ings un0 &. u. $4,000.
DO all Die arlin 9iealtp 60. $500
8iIlinm @. 9fau5 al Commercial
SaDings @nnf $t700.
Sane @ooor,iff an ltnitp 8. iint
9. 60. $1,000.
9lnna ~. @oIi oil Central gsor.
ipooo g. imb g. u. $500.
Sarrp 8. @eu an Soltbern Ohio
g. uno Z. 60. $500.
Charles e. HibgIep an DO. 5000.
Oscar sIIeroing an gSeit gsorlpooO
9. mb 9. 60. $4,000.
2iberip Council Gdugbters Of
2lnrerira OIL eait Gno gant $1,000.
Silie @ants an 20. Century ..
nno &. 60. $500.
Cigar Burns OH Gllterpriie u.
itno &. u. so. $3.50.
SannieI 6. Cooper oil gtortpooo
Srnprooeb g. uno 8. so. S4S00.
9uilie giebeH an Soitbern Sbic
S. iuo Z. so. $2S00.
alIou5o 2npIor an @oIlnieer =.
uno 9. so. $4,000.
90. an Cabin H. Green IL y.
$500.
Cora WiiIler oil sorltbern GDio
rSopinss 9anf 60. S2500.
gaillian y. GeDou an g)oung
@ens Wercantile Sibrarp aliin.
$4,000.
q. s. @suns an Or. o. 5airIep
$4,000.
@iargieriie 81. 9saplanb an Gnter.
priie y. u. 60. $4,000.
Sacob gcIIem an @eit Gube4. u,io
&. 80. $3500.
Scrrp 6einitein an Gilt G6ge 9.
Imb 2. Go. $4,000.
Sanes q. Wifel on Spring GroDs
aOe. &. lino Q. go. $1,000.
5lora SLEEPER an Noripooo o. iulo
s. Go. $500.
George @egborit an DO. $4,000.
u etilGte Sppotbefen.
lranf o. Crtinann on ct. Ser.
naro 4. iiflo .. u. 60. $4,000.
@osDaro arltenipelbef an Weonar1
u. iino s. ". 60. $4,000.
60. al Scrbert 8. 9sndou6 $500.
6rIeSensridter s. Waftbeips OH
@oitb Rerrp $700.
glarles $. SdpiIte an Gatbrpn
StiiIte $500.
gSiaiam gssoIf an @erInania go. 9
8. unb v. 90. $4,000.
glande y. 2inberberg on Wfau.
rice s. SeIerifo $4,000.
Gtbello glnberion an Meaoing
Hoao 6. ini6 .. SO. $500.
Cabin R. Green on 9Ieaiant
Hioge .. iuio s. Go. $1,000.
@iaiam @olf an Sobn SiIbers
5000.
Isarie g. aeeper an &IIiibe 8.
iinb .. 60. $25O0.
Gus stopbaIt on Gbmaro Grseorp
$500.
Wiartin gelfb ON Accommodation
6. unb .. 60. $500.
Snccb @eIlem ON GIenipap 8. inb
.. 60. $500.
2oiiiia S6uItes an gnberion
5errp .. uno 8. 60. $500.
9aDe gseuer an Gamilp .. ". SO.
/ $3.50.
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Si6eres aenuseis SEN.

Clip (5u ibrer bic 8O9f6ule bsfu>
denbsn JreunOin): oDu, Mi5si, perz
itebit Su idon reht piel BON Der
aiihe9 Meibt Du Oiellei6t gar i6on,
Denn bic Dil9 fo1t2"
Mis5i (pon Stol5 unb entriiitet
suslei9: .4ber natiirIi9, bas rischt
man ja!"
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Mns BEN
&lnffernef
Roman Don
6annr alfnd 2itetsbnrs.
(GOrtissuna.l

NO~>NIhS"hbI
IIs Glste Gnottnsro gum fommens
hen Srii6jabr uls 9duerin duf Der
Siiinsiden pIaaBs ibreu Gin3ug
Iielt, gIallbte 5enties4nna W0s ii4
bereits nit Der @abl ibres Sohnss
ausseiobnt. 9lls iie dber am 9lbsno
hesielben 0lees in ibrsr 2lltentsiIss
tii9e iab. bic SGnbe i'm Sdobe sefals
tel, fiiblte iie plDbli9 etipas HaFes in
ibren ausen. Sic ipeinte. Sic bate
ben Gag, an tpel6em ibr Sobn cine
junee 6rau beimfiibren ipiirbe, ii6 ans
berg eeSl6t. In Glsts Iisb iid ni6ts
dusfebsn. aber es mar bod nidt ibDn
seipeien, nit Srisbri6 anpttnsro unb
oehen gln5em gnbane aus bem aiinite
Ierneit, Der ss ii4 ieIbitperitGnpIi4
Hidt bate nebmsn laifen, BEL bisier
5eier Dol5dhIis gu erftsinsn, in Der
STRIDE gu iteben. 5entjtsanna M0s
Bate au6 isbS ipobl bic iibsrIsgenea
@eii9ter Der sigsnsn 9erpanoti6aft
bemertt, unb Der 4usbrud berieIGen
iie idmerSlider beriibri, als fie ii4
ielbit seiteben ipolIte.
IS mar lanse na6 Witterna6t. als
lie iit enblib bon ibrem Sis erbcb,
bie griIIe in bas 5utteraI iiedte uHo
ibre gibel in ben ei6snen aabinets
fdrant suriidlests. sic bate nidt
tarin geleien unb fonnte aud ni6t ibr
@aterunIsr ppIIenben, NIT ipsIhem iis,
10 lange iie benten fonnte, ibre Cages
urbeit bei6IoFen. sic bate nidt sss
oa4t, bab es ibr 70 idtper eeluorben
Iein piiroe, eine llnpilItOmmsne ben
pIaB einnebmen gu ieben, ben lie gee
bofft, zines Sogss elmer beiOnoers
Wiirbigen ein5urdumen. Sas bat..
ibr Gerbarb nidt .antbun miiHer, es
tpnnte teiu Sss.n aug elmer ioI3tr
Gerbinoung eriprieBen.
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9lun ipurbs mir Iar, bab bief.r
3ug, iih NIT ben i'm ebrliGen Rampf
acknowledgement Wunbsn gessgIsitia
5u rltdsn, urbeutfth. iinb bub NIT an.
bern ipribbollen GigsnTduitsn aus
uHIsrm bsroiittn 3eitalssr aud bisIs
fSreuos ON bdreumdBigsn Spab IN
iInisrn Mdunern uiebsr ipa&gepor.
ben III.
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Il n i berIeat.

Die Selspbon Dame, na9bsm z:
ben &unben aebn Minuten tparten
IieB: Die Nummer antfportet niht.
Rad psl4er Drummer baben sic
9bfiseHs gsfraet9@
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8. &apitet.

Nerolnoun9 er1prleBer.
8. &apitel.
Die nG6itfolssuben 9ass bradien
ter aIten Jraa siHen Eel bss bsim
!6o95eitsfeite ibres Spbnss pOuis psrs
IOrenen @lei6mutes suriid. Die gre
beitstiidtigteit Der Sdpieserto6ter
ma6te in Der biIIen (eilisen) 3eit ans
grnebm fi6 bemsrtbdr, ipabrenb ibre
9tnipeienRsit i'm Saufs rur gu ben
Mabl5eiten uno Der &affesitunbe aufs
fiel. gerFirb besann auf5uoimeu.
gr bate Die junse Srau unb niat
minber bic Wiuttsr in ben erIten Sas
gen beinabe Gnsitli3 beobadtst, aber
balb bic usberSeusuns setDOnnen, oaB
Glstes art Der Iebteren seseniiber gan,
eeeisnst mar, biefeIbe nit Der @abI
ibres Sobnes aus3ui0bn.n, ipsnn aud
etniges Waiier bariiber in ben Dolldrt
iid ersieben tuiirbe, big iie ii1 polis
bumit sureft sefunben. Gs mar cine
5rsube, bic junse Srau in ibrem BON
Saubsrteit bliHienben @nsuse Bel Der
Qrbeit su ieben, bic ibr TbtIib Jreu6e
ma6te. Sm glternbaufe bate iis BON
Der Wil9pirtf6uft ni6i oisl lernt1
tonneH, ba nur apsi aiibe i'm Stuae
qstpeien paren, aber iie 5eisie iib iebr
aniteqis unb beiorste nit Der grObieE
9enauisteit ale ibr bon Der S4pies
germuttsr erteiIten Weiiunsen.
Damn trat aud elm llmitanb ni6t
sin, ipel6er Jsntjs.anna Is0e pieIIei6t
am meiiten nit beunrubiet: eiu &ufs
hrGneen Der 9nOtinsrOiden Camille
tsi Der nsuen, reiden 9srpanbti6aTt.
s5n ben sriten Woten batt. iidb MID.
zines Der Sinbsr feben lafIen unb
GIste ni6t einmaI ben Wunih nussef
ipro6en, bic Gltern 5u befu9en, 10
frbr fie aud bura bic Jrags. fpie nab
ibrem GOrtsangs bas 5auspeien f9
tpisber geitultet babe. beunrubist
purbe. Webr nod als cine innere
Stimme parnte fis bic Grinnerung
an man6en ileinsn lImftanb ipGbrsaS
Der 9raut5eit, foslsid einen Iebbaftea
9srtsbr nit ibren 4ngebOrigen, nad
nelhem ;br 5es bod 70 febr Ders
longte, an3ublbnen. sic boffte, burC1
ibre 3uriidbaltung, 0ortsils fiji bic
2utunft.
DAB Glsts bod sinsn sans uners
partstsn Gtnflub auf Der gGiingidea
9laabe ausiibts, tpnnte niemanb uno
am ipsnigftsn GentissQHna W0e Ders
bergen bleibeu. Wsan6e @srGnberuns.
bic itattssfunben, ebe bic alte Grau
islbit bariiber alarbsit ii6 Dsrf9afft,
CAB buDon 9uHbs. 2lus bsr Staats.
tube mar bas .9sbstant" (Simmels
tett, eigsntli3 lit be cemp) nit bem
ipeiBen geHaRg uno ben pra6tpOllsn
&ifsn, bic /, felt ibrer 9etbeiratung
5rau giiinss Stol5 setpeisn, entfsrnt
porbsn, neil ss na9 Reinuns Der
jungen Grau ni4t allsiNiibermabig
biel plas pegseHommen, ionbern audi
einen isltiamen ginbrud in Der suten
Stube made. Die 5biiren Der Dano.
bstten, peI9e fOnit aqeseit offsn ses
itanben, bamit man bic ipibenbeieBteu
@orbGnse unb bic fsiHen, burHftopften
SiilleinTdbe, bic auf bem rotten Grpnb
Der SHlette bsfonbers ins 9luse fislsa,
fe6sn tounte, fparen jsst INNER gss
f6lOien. lentje Gnnd W0e tonnte
ni9t serooe fagen, baB ibr bic Inorbs
nunsen Der iunsen Syrau mibfielen, Iis
piirbe fid In biefem Sale benfslben
aud auf bas sntf6iebenits tpiberfebt
bdtsn, aber es berurfadte ibr Elm
Gefiibl BON llnbebagsH, In be1n 9auss
tDsfsn IN ausr usrbdItnismahig saYseu
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Rismanb sttsnni sia Salsat 70
t3asr His sss gsis. :
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RadikaIbeiIuMg DER flerven$tbwdtbe.
nerD eeeIast bon % rr9 ,asstn ss
ssaira saarfs nas ,u
itsi sis ns @ gsgs, lnsss.
ater. 5 gpabn n sr p0uiS gboSt a sdag % seros
nIufta
nrbeg -
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q wan enpatas In etietsn -gndnraitL goIissati.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-26
BORDER CAMP NAMED
FOR SLAIN SERGEANT

Ell PASo. Texas, Sept. 26.-An hon
os never previously paid to an enlist
ed man In the United States. army is
paid to the memory OF sgt Owen
Bys-ps. sd United States Infantry, in
olfS issued from the headquarters
QSA. George Bell, Jr.. yesterday.
These orders command that the new
camp established for the tenth provis-
ionai division. on border duty, be
PANIED Camp Owen Byefne. 1t Is Gus.
tcmary IN the army to sciect camp
names from the Est OF officers desery
ing Of special mention for their ser.
vices. This Is the first occasion on
which that precedent has been broken.
Sgt Byerne was killed IN this city
last Thursday while on duty with the
provost guard. He had entered q 50,
loon TO stop drunken braWl in which
soldiers had become mixed up and
lost his life In the fight that ensued
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-26
TRIBUTE day
Will BE Held
TOMORROW P. N.

Tribute Day" will be observed at
the Christian church, Kewalo street,
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow evening un
der the auspices of the Woman
Board of Missions. The purpose of
the occasion is to raise funds to assist
foreign mission work
The program will be as follows:
Invocation-By members OF C.. w.
b. NJ.
Hymn 4OS.
Scripture Lesson-By Mesdames
Rogers, Carter, Foster and Bell
Hymn 1872.
Tribute OF Prayer-Miss Rogers.
Thanking God for the privileges OF
peace.
Report of what the society has &C
complished during the year, by Mrs.
Cooper.
Forecast of necessary work for the
new year, by Miss Higgins.
Junior work-"A Tribute Story, by
Mrs. futile.
Solo-By Miss Hopper, My Task
Reading -"Meditation Peace, by
Mrs. w. Raseman.
Hymn 407. During singing of hymn
the junior girls win gather the tribute
offering.
! Reading of texts or expression OF
thanksgiving incIosed in envelopes. by
Mrs. Morgan.
Dedicatory Prayer-By David Cary
Peters.
Hymn 1888. ...@
attribute of Gifts"-By six junior
and six senior girls.
Hymn 155. All sing first three
verses.
Meeting closes with c. W. B. NJ.
benediction.
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Hawaiian Department Sends
Old and New Army Equip
nent to Show Advances
fspecial star. Bniletfn Csrrerpondeneel

HILO, T. H., Sept. 25.-"P Prepared
ness was not forgotten at the Hawaii
County Fair. The regular army,
through the Hawaiian department,
sent striking military exhibit which
deserves to be seen by every one Of
the 200, e00-odd people of the territory.
This exhibit was secured by the ex-
ecutive committee of the fair, and the
fair had to pay the expenses of trans
portation and installation since Uncle
Sam unfortunately does not yet recog-
nize with an appropriation the desir-
ability of using these displays for pur-
poses of patriotic education.
The exhibit was in charge of L. @.
Dysart, ordnance sergeant attached to
army headquarters in Honolulu, under
Mai. Mettler. Sergt. Dysart is the
alert, intelligent and progressive type
of American soldier of whom their fell
low citizens may well be proud. He
handled the exhibit in an efficient
manher.e answering countless q1es-
tions and giving clear and interesting
information to thousands of visitors,
most of whom do not know a machine
gun from a cavalry kit.
The exhibit is built on the basis OF
comparison comparison between old
and new equipment in Uncle Sans
army.
A Vickers-Maxim machine gun OF
1904 was shown in comparison with the
Benet-Mercier French-American gun,
model 1909-the same, by the way,
that our army is using on the Next
can border. This fires ESQ shots per
minute in skilful hands. Sergt. Dy-
sart says that with expert handling
this gun will not Jam unless once
in a while with a bad cartridge.
Cavalry equipment was also shown
Ian old model and the new equip
ment of 1912, also one set of the lat
est pattern infantry equipment OF
1910.
The 1898 Krag rifle. equipped with
telescope mnsket sight; and the lat
est field artillery range finder were
objects of much interest. There were
shown bottles with samples of powder
for 6-inch, 12-inch and 14-inch field
guns. and for small arms.
The booth was attractively decorat-
ed in the national colors, with small
and large flags. Six national guards
men, including both -Hawaiians and
including both Hawaiians and Fflipi-
pinos, were on duty with Sergt.
Dysart, to answer questions by those
of their own race who did not speak
English.
So impressed were Maui county
delegates to the convention and visit
ors at the fair, that there is now on
foot a movement for, Maui to secure
this exhibit at the Valley Isle County
Fair in November. Il was sent back
to Honolulu on the Mauna Kea today,
but will be held together and can be-
shipped to Maui at slight cost In
the event this is done. it is hoped
that two regular army men can ac-
company it, as Sgt. Dysart could not
possibly stay on duty all the time
and many of the technical questions
asked by visitors could not be an.
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ASSOCIATION
HAS Meeting
Three Day Session of Oahu Or
ganization Held at Waialua;
Begins Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow, the Oahu
Evangelical Association will hold q
three-day convention at Waialua, this
island. 1t is expected that more than
100 delegates from various DISTRICTS
on the island will attend. Following
is the program:
Wednesday:
$50 to 10 a. m, opening prayer; 10
to IL a. m, organization, address CT
welcome and response, complexion Of
roll. appointment of committees; IL
a M. to II M, discussion, Systematic
Giving" Rev. N. C. Schenck; 1870 to
g q. m, Sunday school association; y
to 5 D. M, Christian Endeavor asso-
citation; 1880 D. m, inspirational meet
ing, Rev. H. P. Judd and Rev. w. <.
Peal.
!!4irsray:
j; a. m sunrise PRAYER meeting,
to 10 a. M, business meeting; 10 TO
1880. devotional meeting, Romans,
1916. Rev. William Kamau; 1890 10
1I:45 a. m, young peoples depart
ment in church, Rev. A. Akana; i 40
a. m. to 1915 p. m. Emerson me-
mortal; 1880 to $3.50 p. m, Sunday
school association; $3.50 tc p. M,
Christian Endeavor association; 7::So
D m, Christian Endeator rally.
Friday:
Glib a. m, sunrise prayer meeting;
9 to 10 a. m, business meeting; 10 to
10.39 a. m, devotional meeting. Mat,
28:12-2o, "The Churches Business,
Rev. o. H. Gulick; 10 30 TO ILLS
a. m, methods of securing new mem.
bers, Rev. H. p. Judd and Rev. s. *,
Kamaiopfli; 11:15 a. d. to IL H., min
istfy and leadership, Rev. j. p. Erd.
man and Rev. H. X. Poepoe; 80 to
2 D. m, Sunday school association; 3
to 5 o. M, Christian Endeavor asso-
citation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-26
THIRTEEN INJURED IN
STREET CAR SMASH

fAssociatcd Press hy Federal wireIsssl
NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept 26.-The
first transit accident, since the trans
portation strike commenced, yesterday
increased the tension in which the
metropolis is held Among the imme-
date results was an appeal from state
legislators to the governor for an ex.
traordinary session to handle the sit.
uatton
The letter was prepared at meet.
ing lof the legislators.
The accident occurred in the sub
way, rear-end collision between cars
resulting in the injury of thirteen per.
SONS. Two of these are seriously
hurt.