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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-05
s1W Reward, $lW

The readers OF this paper WI 80
pleased to learn that there y p M
one dreaded disease that sc .nnss and
thst n catarrh. Catarrh being s 1se;.s.
Influenced by constitutional cono,..0:It.
requires constitutional treaSs5v
HalPs Catarrh Cure Ii taken msS vcsGs
and acts thru the Blood on the Ne.
Surfaces Of the System tne'e11y ..sse
stroying the foundation OF inc ne huiidine
1p the constitution and sssisti sssoont
ture in doing its work. The Ip" ,tiss
tors have 20 much faith In the csssat
powers Of Halls Catarrh Cure .. III
they offer One Hundred DonaIss ~ -, II
case tina. II fails to cure sen" w.
AHdress: =. ]. CHENEY 4 co.
Ohio. sold By all Drugsists, 7sc
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-05

Mr.. Mcconnell of New Orleans
was a visitor here yesterday
For Tapioca ring DYER-LEH-
MANN'S.
Mr.. Rene Nicaud of New Orleans
was a visitor here Monday.
A fine and complete line Of Tooth,
Hair and Clothes Brushes, at Belan-
ger Drug Co.
Mr.. r. Adler of New Orleans is
in the city today.
SEE /. w. PADDOCK FOR IN.
SURANCE.
Mr.. W. E. Jack, advance repre-
sentative Of the Ed C. Mutt Comedy
Co. arrived here today in the inter-
est Of his company. Mr.. Jack states
his company will spend the holidays
in Morgan. City, opening here the
| first week in January for a week.
The company win be here about
threeaweeks, spending two weeks Of
the tiihe' III rehearsals and vacation.
SIC our display Of jeweizy at low
prices. Xmas. presents. Peoples Drug
Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-05
NOTICE

Take notice that ! am applying "
the City Council of the town OF per
wick for permit to open a barroom'
for white patrons, on second s'fes'
and Pacific Avenue, for the year
1917
L. Russo.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-05
Judge w. H. Baker of Franklin
motored here today.

Judge w. H. Baker of Franklin
motored here today.
For Sale
One cistel., cheap.
1wk. DR.. A. K. White.
Mr.. Herman E. Hebert expects to
leave this week for Port Arthur and
Beaumont, Texas
Fresh large oysters Smoked daily.
Call Berwick Fish End Oyste. 20.
Miss Lillian Hebert returned from
a visit to New Orleans.
Mr.. Chas. Delas is with the River
side Sugar House this season as
electrician.
MONEY TO LEND ON REAL Es-
TATE. ST. MARY BUILDING AS.
ISOLATION. PATTERSON. LA.
Mr.. J. Y. Lynch Of Butterick Pub.
Co., Of New York is a visitor here
today
Mn. J. H. Evans returned this af
ternoon from a visit to Rayne, La.
Heinz Crabapple, Current and
Grape p Jellies 1t pYER-LEH-
MANN'S.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-05
L. Russo.

-"Billy Sunday" white INV
black spotted terrier-Rewaro il
turned to A. F. Storm.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-05

800 boys suits in all sizes now .9S a suit
400 boys suits while they last at only
2,98 the suit
ZOO and 90 boys suits your choice now
only 4.96
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Stcrrc Mfbolosmcoer.

Otter SnobnoeIic diboINer Winue-
irtn NiholosieIitab Ell Hrtte itsrre Nf-
boIosmeber poa 3ib % Stco iom fsl.
ger: ct. &uuI % Nei5 Nenigbcbe,
RED 8arp, Faitor Y. %. @ratIis aoIt
zen 1Soe 21be WARTS. SamtaIeem-
ne: Siqip. /. s.
Sunbal @euigheo. Rnitor :. ",
SunObeims aaIo. 22oe-23oe Warts
SmntaIecmne: Gal. s. 10.
2ittIe Noripap Menigbeb. famine
aaIb. 24oe-25be MnrtS. Somtalc.
emne: I Sao. SaImc.
Barnes 3enighco. iamme aaIS. 26oc
-27be Marts. SamtaIeemue: Matt,
I. 1870.
6ertiIe 9p. aiteu beu 26oc Rarts.
Maple cafe. 9nitor :. 6. $. Wires
GaIo. 2soe-290e Rarts. Samtaleeuts
ne: sal. 6. 10.
gritiue Ienigheo. Vaitor &. e. 81
uorious &aIo. Bite Mnr;s. 1ite-2oer
aprtl. SamtaIeernne: Gsiaia5 81. II.
@eociesiioucr boIOe5 / 8egeIen 6nn=
Sc Normiooa9 % Gitermiooag %
Gperne ogiaa ON Ifteuerue.
9ennerne beoes merle Jig Sio oQ
Steo o. iubrstte Jig Zig at De ian UGre
tiIitehe peo Reoerue boer / tine @o,a=
llieier.
@uitoo gioe. Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

terj. Ell Rotoridbrit. a9ot5ctet. Rtnez
re uaubfubritteu. @~rn8geriet % en- Gel
andre Norretulnaer.
SIOeu bleo i%tunoiet et ou5 isr Den
uaaeoe @eoebuiet. 5toIeu ligger oueue
for gneu og er ultao.. ! ben Gel az
9pen Iom itadr i8ieu er alrten. ale
0artene. @oirbuiet. Selegrais % SeIt
foututioueu. 2ampitlbserpeoitioneru
6oteleme % bet be0ite Sorretniu8ss
itteq.
Sc iom er iieuot 9aa @oIoc peo.
q, BEN itsrite Gel al ser 5rPuote StreJ
beitoo al imaa. ubeurioIeoe 0ier. Ill
0lauotabe, tomrer MI o8iad ArbeIos@
lcStabeS ior mango AZ Dem. Ger er
Vlaos Tor en- bel Sci oipIv. Htdor
M Romsoalslaget opiorOrer III en-
SnSiamliu9 for oe SranSIlote pda
Dloloe. er iea ois paa Def 81! woe
@%lenilara / mango 6ierler. CO 9ioms'
eelerne uil ieIuiGgcIi8 ism % rreHl'F
rare meo.
qae Siorag ieuoes iii SomsoaI5Ioe
acts aasicrcr. @r. u. aIuusue5. Is
5tb Il. 20. @iuneapo!is. &tnu. 5uIot
Croier Iful ieuere 6Iioe Ie0eret. Sc
icritieuiae uorite Blade er uoeu SoiI
ooiaa piaig Ill AZ tage inoo Storns.
Sucob Sauuer.
@ilnor. z. :. 15oe Sebr. 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Sranocn | Mcloe.
(Sra HomsbaIslaqet5 5ormano.

Vripat 8reo bragte iaoar Be isritc
C%plp5nirger ON grauoeu | gloIoe.
81. 80 ON 4iteueu ben 21oe Ga
mar pariIeoes graro / llIOpareinbri,
ten. Zen bar inart %ilu,tet. men iaa
melotes mn Sraro / 9erietbs SrG0ares
lager. C9iaa Der bIeO 2Ioeu itauiet.
men iaa nor ooooeuat5 SrGoarelager
/ gGnIe Naies 8anroen / lp3 Cue. Ga
81 1T SIOeu Coerbanuo.
Oct oar Ell itormiuIo Rat meo Sor'
ben OF 9pn. Srebet al 9iuoen ipraua
Sloen ira rem enc tsrre Srr6ngniul
Ill Sen anoen. Sneu bar et bra 9anos
rCrt. men oet bar aim9gtig. Stors
men ira @eit oreo ilammerne pioere o.
uioere sitoper. sra Mnits @aoroer
irrnna SIoen over @noeu. % mart
blpnote oet / belle 9pen5 Sreooe fra
Sisen % iii spre Bel. Ger ios III,
Iguae fer SIoeu tom ooer 9loeu. o.
Sermeo par belle sire Gpoel bsnt. al,
> ON 9atten TOM Ell 9~ampiprsite ira
9aleiuuo. og Sa Ip.teoe5 Der enoeIig al
itouie 2oelrgqelieu. Reu GA oar on
uenr c II SreoieoeI al Speu Iagt / Vile.
Set brpuole Streg or ira % meo IPaa
e @aaroeu % ganIe Smeo elinsienE
GUS iii @eoehuiet % ira Sieeu III eors
Gei. Ser bar arosipingeu. SpoIert.
ba..eu. arpbben. ClimeNbatien. 90 ali
oette er M bare Rutner.
aGe ire Srp,ierierne er brGnbte; Der
acmle SariuitoIeu. A~iiieba9eriet. gleie=
riet. 9oniectiousiabritten (iGroigigeot
6erre!!Goer). et mooernt RebelIneoa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Cir Galuen @ano.

8anite iorballienoe er oct, hpor
mango oct er, iom life tror, Oct er
ncopenbigt at panoe aaIpe, Der faar
WfeIf, ifriper %. i. 9reelep / "Sorm,
Stocf ano Some. WeIf l%luffer life
altio Ssriten, oite pger Den ocn. ri
Ter oite @ern, ion bar ipiit i'm Soae
@roo % WeIf, ifpnbe Jig aiiteb for
of fao Zig Ell Grit Sanb.
On ing aalp ifuloe iaa WeIf ire
@ange ON Sagen % / parmt &eir
ioa %Grlebning til rent %anb TO 8an-
&c ON Saeen. Gen ifuIbe life fao
MeIfen oe Sanoet iumtioigt, men
iflIoe foo @anb "meQcm Maoltioer-
me-, Tom ri tiger. Giterat aalpen
bar be9pnbt at Goe liot @ron % so
% iaar Sfummetrtelf bare TO @olge
for SaaeH, iflllbe ben fna Tano pco
Wiooaastib. Ser er ingcn 8riino,
bporior life Ell &alp ifal iaa alt oct
&atlb, ben freezer. Sen nleget u1ge
&alp bill life gIerne oriffe GanO; men
tlaar Sen bliper libt Tlore, nil ben.
Gn Sio uooper ifuloe man parnte
Tanoet liot.
Sette, bpiS man enifer at ieoe op
Ell geo. I &alp pg pil u9re goo MOD
Sen. Wange, rigtig mango t9nfer
life poa, at set fan bore til no9en
Nptte at eipe |ano til en- aalp, iom
foar MeIf; men mar De faar lie Sal
ben oriffe Sano meo itor SegjGrlig-
bco, bill Sc fomme III at inoie, at og-
iaa SaIpe trGnger Sano, ielp ON DC
faar Melf.
Sette er III bit ingen mn SGre Tor
%nproiife @uoeier al ben gnmle Sfo-
Ie; men ba De fleite al os life er iaa
beIbige iom at bupe Ell laaoan I'll at
itelle &alpene for os, err Oct fanIfe
n~ebpenbigt nof, at hi bliper minoet
ON, at en- &alp ogioa trGnger Ell
Grif @ano MI % ba. Iltiaa: gip
&alpen Sano!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

isr Sui p~aobeapnSt llnocrhanh.
liueer; men DC leoeoc life Ill noaet.
MISUNDERSTANDING opia9oe
oerior Den Sole &amtnr Sc organic.
reoe @crgarbeiocre. Set siaIOt ior
Observation-Disclosures at iaa ben.
ne Sag aielort paa Sen enc eucr
oen anoeu MaaNc. ioa 9lrbeioerne
life lit iortiutte uoen SpcrenSfomit
belt til Soumeren Tor Ga at giore
Strcif. 6orban>Iinserne bar M /
&enboIo til IGgIiugSIopcn ppret
i%oretagct al &i9$mrgIingSnlanNcn.
men, ion Oct nil ices, uoen DC
Iitltat.
Set iorIpber. al Ser ira 9trbeioer-
mes Organization nil bIipc iparet
paa Spiigclicn peo @er1pcrterne peo
piSie Observation-Disclosures, Aue
Segn tpocr paa, AZ Nrbciocrnc idar
enltcr Ell ltsrre Senatamp tiltrooS
Tor De uroligc % uiitre Siber, ga
&rigcn raicr li9e uoenior NorgeS
apitcr. Ger bill ian~oIpnli9piS Bit
pe erflpret Spmpotlltrcif / pialc
Sag, ifient Irbcioerne@ 6ercre iif.
ferIig life onlfcr 0cnnc 2onsfomp
III unbcr Den toloe %inter. DC
ouifer iiffcrt BELT at iorbalc SoQcn
iii SomnIcrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
De norife Sereperfer.
$500 Mano ppiiaes. - TGglinf
itranoet.
Griitionia Bite sSanuar.

NrlilluIllQ Ollie SullluI.
Observation-Disclosures beretter, at
@9glingen / Sergperfsfoniliften
ilutteoe igaar, Den 30te Sanuar,
uoen at Sorlis er opnaaet mellem
|arterne. Irbeiositans inbtrGoer
i~aaleoe5 peo Sergperferne / Senbolo
til bisie Irbeiosopiigelie al 3oie 60
mar.
arbeibsItanien peo 9erperferne
inbtraaote igaar slites. Stansnin.
gen omiatter ielgenoe 9%ergoerfer:
@irtaparre. 9osmo, Soloals Serf,
aiQingoal, NorOiite Srubefompani
peo neutrality-suspicious., Tsitpansen,
&eros @erf, Storos aisgruber og
SuIitielma. = elsie Sergperfer be.
itiGitiger iaIt ca. $500 organiiereoe
Arbeibere.
Get par ben Site December 1915,
Sperensfomiten peo 9ersperfene no.
LOB, ibet oen par opiagt al grbeioer-
ne. Ter bleu alereoe Ell goo Sio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

Get or oen iuuffeitc 6inaIe, roacn
TorTtsmato %erocn oper bar op.
rcoci. ) 10 Iar bar Oscar Ma.
thilens E~rGitutioner foltet @lanS
oper norlf Sfeitelport, % Ser oil
Jaa mango @ange 10 Nar, ier oer.
lie 6or9pIoning uouilteS. Gda lam.
ME Sio or Set ell Sroit % 8lU0e. at
Mriitian Strem - port frenl,i0ilc
Noab - lager nTr c'tcr Stoltc
tcngen irr0ig I'll at tdge iat Ser,
bpor Meiteren 1au op. sra M al
el Get Sirem, iom itaI brpoe port
GerbenSrp iom Ct ierltcranJ@ Sfoi.
tcleberfolf.
Oscar Mathiicn oiiilttcr - Set
e. uenlooia al ltripe Sr0tt - i'm
SfeitcIebcrbaue mc0 ale tUufcIige
Stoitcrctorocr fnpttct III iii 9tnuu
allie %erocuarcforbcr, ollie NorNea.
rcforocr "a ollie @duercfor0cr ur
Sroglrr @uuc er hans. Get cr ncp.
rc trntcIiN, al Oiaic Hefor0er noNcn
@ung bIiucr ilooet. Get ian0Inn-
Este cr, al DC iii ale Si0cr pil bliuC
i,aacnoc iom DC melt ~alimrcuoc &jo.
rc9bnro on, huno norIt Sfeltclport
bar funnel opuilc. on cnooa tuu Vi
te9c paa iou lp'cu6c @c0rirtcr loml
&c, Arcl EnuIicn, SARAH NaQen o1
FeOcr Sitlluo / i'm Sio prpitcrcoc.
: Ioret 1900 latte Ben liolt.
nGunte %croen9rcforoer ior ire ii
ltuncer, nemIig 800 Dieter: - o9 en-
SenlteocI, 1900: 222 % ire Sem
tcoele on 10000 1850 % ire Sent
te>ele. I'll SauuucnIianing oliorer
" ben beremtc Nolunbcr $dop
Gben5 Heforoer; 800: IS % en-
6enlteocl, 800: 225 % 10 Semtc.
bele, 5000: S.37 o. 70 Icmtcocle
og 10000: 1855. Hcforocu poo
600 Wtctcr bIep i%taacnoe uroffet /
20 Aor, Ga Ben bleu iIaoct al Dor
uiorIignclige "S@car", ionl III /
SenbagS Intte I'M &croenSrcforo poa
oerme Siitonce.
X X
&riltlan Strenl bar un0cr @or0a'
gems og Senoo1cn2 SfsitcIob poo
Sen melt iiroulcnoc Manoe ooflumcn.
teret, Of ban er 0en pl0un.
ocrli9c "SScor"@ prroi9e Nrpto0cr.
Get bar en- iport9lig Npoelie al
Nong at le Strem pau @nnen &c 10
Gage. Sans Bob bar ~iiffert, elegant
% tefiiif bolt llouifIct ban or liac.
lem oell ltouertrGffcligc SfsIicfonQc,
buiS Vla03 ban III or fal0et I'll at
irota9c Ell ircnlroJcnoc Seber ouer
ale Giltnnccr, og tult ban cn0 life
bdoe Sdab ON al ltofsre ioo blGn.
oenoe @eorifter ionl lin 6or9irnger
% Suermono, iaor ri og ban trsite
cs meb, at Oscar Wotbiien er ct
6Gromcn, iont %croen olorig 6or
feet Siocitpffc iii, o. hi glrocr o3
lda mcqct mere opcr, at ni / bans
Steb fam prpicrtcrc en- Spber, ionl
utbiIlomt M er en- al @eroeus fine.
lie Amnterlsbere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
2nieoc @riic.

2lls Zig imitiom Sp9bom cr haarp
at blipe befriet for, llaar ben en-
@ang bar faaet S~perbaano / en- Sp9-
ming. Gen fan cfte foraarIage tore
Cab, Ga luieoe 8riie I. Gr. alorig gt-
Der pua langt n9r oct %llobptte for
oen Spoe, sc fortGrer, ion Srile, Der
err fri for Gus % onbet iligt lltei.
Set er ogiaa al WGno, Der bar int
oeret Singen neie, fultilaaet, at Slts
ippffer @riiens Sipsfraft og gIcr
@riien mere mootageliJ for Spgbom
Srntrent bpilfen iom BELT al Of
alminoeliee "Sips" bar bit Jig al
prre ct pirfiomt Miooel moo Gus.
iaofremt man feIger @rugsanpisnin'
gen. Irof. San peb Guelph Grpert'
ment Citation bar felgrnoe at lige al'
gaaenoe "Gips":
"Gn TO Trocent @lanOing al Greo'
lin Ito Sele Greolin % ct Sllnoreo(
Gele Sallb) banner Ell goo Clips"
for Gus. Goal Oil er ct meget plrf'
ninasfulot Mibbel, men foronrla9
let 9l9nmner eler gl9rer og Iflllof
berior brllgeS ipariomt og foriigtigt
"Gruoe Yetrolellm" er llomerfet
Gen er billig, banner life @lGrer oq
bar en- mere pnrig Girfning, enc
iomnlc al oe / Sanoelen pGrenoe go.
tentpreparater bar"
Iour maj Burger "Sips", er Def
ON at giere, at aae Sele paa Sprets
&rop bliper gobt o9beoe. 2rlien i'm.
bes / Ilminoeliebeo paa S%nbiiben al
2e9oelte, omfring Erene og forre'
item / Suofoloerne operaIt paa Sege'
met. Spis life 9ebanolingen mel
Clips" fer grunbiat og nleo iteritf
Spriigtigbeb, benoer oct let, at Git
len ct eaer onbet Steo paa Sprets
4rop bliper uberprt. Spret bliper
ga inbcn fort Sio Inlet oper bet belle
igjen.
Clipping" err Sen melt pirfnings-
fuloe Ietobe % ben melt letpinote
o9Iaa. 90 ifal ct iterre antal Spr
b~ebanbles, er set beoit at laee til ipe-
cieae "@ats" e1er &unlne, iom man
tpinoer 8riiene til at ipemme oper.
Tor en- Iioen Slots @ebanoling fan
man BRUCE en- "Sprap"- Eiumpe eaer
gcriter. 9egge oisie Sing iparer
aobt til Seniigten, bpis man bare
leager an poa at giere 9runoigt Ir-
beioe meo Dem.
Sar 2uien iaae. goot SooiGIte /
en- @paning eGer ct Sus, bliper Oct
~neopenbigt at gaa frem paa onttrert
iamme Wtaabe, iom naar man renier
ct Sus for Smitte og SWoomsipi-
rer.
Naar man eiter sc Der nGpnte
Hegler pil befri Chr for Gus, er ell
@ebanoIin9 iielben nof, foroi Der pil
bliue 9niepg igien / Ilminoeligbeo.
glf oisie bliper Der mart Gus. Se-
Rambling go. 2 ifuloe ioretages oml'
trent en- llge eiter fsrite gebanoling,
oa oite piIoe ell treble gebonoling
ogiaa pGre at anbeIale.
MaturIiapis er Der liDt Iensello-
lpa oa Ell bel Gel ubehageligt Irbei'
De iorbunbet meo at ri luleoe Sriie
for lin Ylage; men oct lenner Jig bel
Terrific at sipe foitbar 6eoe I'll "TRIP
lige Spr.
siaar &c former Ieres subfripiion. teno
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

s,aar &c former Ierts snbRription, tens
BELT Bolt euer Saninupisning. Get er u'ii'
feri al ienoe Isle ReHee I aIuinoeliee Sreoe.
% ri fan life barre ariearitee for Teuse, ION
pllr bcrie raa Seleu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
EDITOR

forced that probe, just as it was the good sense,
the stanch righteousness and the resolve to
''clean house" by good Hawaii county citizens
that secured the convictions of the grafters.
Similarly the Tribune is in error in charging
that the Honolulu newspapers do not consider
it "good policy" to inform their readers OF the
better government now existing in Hawaii
county. That has been done again and again.
What the Star-Bulletin, at least, does mot con
slider good policy" nor common fairness is to
keep perennialy going references to ap unfor-
tunate chapter in county history. Thatiis in the
past. The guilty men are being punished The
good men are going about their proper business.
1t is not fair to keep going in the island press
references and comment to a bygone day upon
which Hawaii county has turned the page.
Only now is it made necessary by the Tribune
itself thus to refer to the graft story. !,
The Tribune Is editorial is so widelof accuracy
that it would not be answered except that it
may influence some Hawaii county readers to
believe the Honolulu press is shielding Honolulu
officials while criticising Hawaii officials. If
the Tribune has any evidence that Honolulu
officials should be prosecuted, it's plain duty is
to present that evidence. But to devote two
columns and half to spleen against the Homo
lnlu press1is not only NO evidence against Ho-
noIuln, but ne help to Hilo. In addition, his
naive discussion of the events of the past few
years gives to Editor McSwanson the aspect Of
a suddenly awakened Rip Van Wrinkle. Why
he should awaken in an irritable mood we are
unable to understand
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
BOUND TO BE PROSPEROUS.

J. Pierpont Morgan, father lof the present
Morgan and Americas gfeatest promoting
fnancier used to declare that there was mouse
betting against the future'of the United States.
He meant that the United States was so GER
tainly destined to be industrialy great and
wealthy that any man vino you'd try perma-
nently to take the bear side of the market
was doomed to failure And events have proved
the spundness of his Judgment /
Ten years ago there we're several predictions
that Hawaii had reached the limit of it's sugar
production. The same prediction had been
heard ten years previously, and ten years before
that, gyet the sugar crops keep on increasing.
Other industries are developing. City iand
country real estate keep rising IN value. The
tourist traffic ii growing tremendously; today
Honolulu is virtually at the 1imit of hotel ac-
commodations, and the big hptels are talking
of additional buildings.
Large Investment. OF. Hawaii capital away
from the territory is yielding handsome returns,
while locally business is exceedingly prosper
Gus in most lines. The rapid military expan-
sion on Oahu is adding hugely to the amount
Of money spent in this city and throughout the
islands.
III. Pierpont Morgan wereshere, the chances
ere that the old yeteran-wogld say there's no
pse betting against the future of Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
ALOHA!
What To See

(For the benefit of tourists and ar
rivals from the mainland, the Star
Bulletin publishes brief directory OF
a few Of the scenic and historical at
fractions OF Hawaii. Additional de
tails will be given on inquiry at the
rooms of the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee in the Alexander Young hotel
building)
Take Waikiki Car.
Aquarium.
Surfing and bathing at Waikiki.
Take kalfhi Car.
Bishop Museum. daily except Wed
nesday. :
Fort Shafter. :
Moanalua Gardens.
Ten Minutes Walk :
from Business Center.
Old Royal Palace.
Old Throne Room.
Old Coral Church.
Old Mission House.
Kline, Lunalilo's Tomb.
-, Washington Place.
Outside the City.
: Walks In Tantalus Hills.
The Pail, by motor.
- Coral Gardens, IL miles by auto,
daily.
Haleiwa Hotel, by motor or lall
Wahiawa Hotel, by motor or rail
Pearl Harbor, naval station.
On Other Islands.
Volcano via Hilo, by steamers
Wednesday and Saturday.
Haleakala on Maui, by steamer,
Wednesday, Saturday, Monday
and Friday. =
Waimea Canyon, Kauai, by steam;
er. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
ANOTHER LETTER ON THE
SOLDIERS NEEDS.

Fort shafter, T. r., Feb. 4, 1916.
Editor Honolulu: Star Bulletin.
Sir: / wish to have something to
say also along with Corpl.' Blank on
the social needs of the soldier
am not a corporal but a private. and
like Corpl Blank would like to see
certain things done that would make
life worth living" have been here
q. year now and have stayed out OF
trouble so far. But the general en-
ylronment is quite to the contrary to
the average soldier. ~
= l being one, know the glass Of
boys that the army here is made up
of, and the conditicifa they ARE re-
cruited from, and the environments
they enjoyed at home Il have been
over most all the eastern states and
am perfectly familiar with the con-
ditions of the people there). The
majority of the soldiers here have
good, nice homes with religious faith:
ers and mothers that have taught
them to live clean, Wholesome lives.
But here he4sooR, becomes quite diff.
ferent man. Welcome nowhere but
at the saloons and other certain vile
places in this town and each one is
quite different place to that which
he ever saw before probably Il know
actual cases can cite you, tool He
would not dare let his parents know
anything like that existed here, where
he has to. stay for three years. trs
OF course, / am aware of the fact
that not all soldiers are gentlemen.
But If he is all right when he arrives
here he does not stay long. A GER
tain fellow in my own company who
came over with me have seen read
ing letters from home with tears In
his eyes, and If his parents could have
seen him today they would not sleep
tonight; his first in life no doubt.
But change has come over him, and
who is responsible for It? What will
he be when he is discharged? What
will his parents think of him if he
continues in this way. AS the soldier
practically is ostracized socially, and
things get monotonous around the
barracks, he is going ID do something
for no young American will stay still
for three years. He 10 usually going
tc do the easiest thing and the thing
that is most impressed on his mind
at the present time. The churches
here have vast problem on their
hands and will have q much greater
one If the number Of troops are
doubled and the spiritual welfare of
the soldiers is looked after properly.
If the saloons were put out of bust
ness the soldier would be Of much
more service.
In regard to the chaplains here, and
with all due respect to them as my
superior officers, they seem to fail
in some way to get to the hearts and
lives of the enlisted men; it may be
tkey have not the time to do as they
would like.
/ do not intend to stay three years
in this situation, for ! can do better
at home and be in the better society
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
PARK WILL Vii
BE GAY Center l.IH1
CARNIVAL week.
Side Shows of Infinite Variety
on One Side, and Open Stands
on Other; Walk Between

Whatever the name given 1t, be II
Zone, Midway or any other Of the
typical names for centers Of frolic,
the pleasure reservation In Aala Park
promises to be one OF the best draw
ing features of the Carnival. Plans
for the arrangement OF booths In the
park have Deen made and nine side
shows charging admission and Is open
stands have been aIIoted space. FL
From the center Of the park, both
ways, walkway 80 feet wide win run
makai and mauka. The park Is 600
feet wide. and the walkwAy already
has been laid out for 800 feet. Along,
each side Of the walkway, close to-
gether, will be strung hyisht lights. :
On the Waikiki side will Be the
open stands. There viii be Ice cream,
hot dog" hit-tkecoon, soda, peanut,
sandwich, and number OF ether
stands. On the opposite side OF the
walkway viii be the sideshows. Some
OF these are the $50 pound fat lady,
who. by the way, measures, nine feet
around the hips the hula dancers Lit.
tie Egypt: Eddie Fernandez trained
bears, an open air five-cent dance pa.
Vilion, and other shows. IL many
more ask for concessions the walk.
way can be extended.
This is 5fine.,' Fernandez said in
speaking OF the Aala park layout,
lust In the center OF things: close
to the depot: right on the car lines.
It Is going to be lively place during
the Carnival" -.
Band concerts will be given In Aala
park every day, probably about or q
o'clock. At night the barkers, side
SHOW music and bright lights viii
make It lively enough without any
band performance. 5 :.
What name Is to be given the
pleasure reservation has not been de-
cided and the Carnival people may ac-
cept some good suggestion.