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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS
.ERMAN ADMIRALTY

GERMAN ADMIRALTY HEAD
/ EQUARTERS, Sept. 22.-Last Sunday,
September IL, German submarine in
the Mediterranean met and torpedoed
a hostile transport heavily ladened
with troops. The transport sank in
43 seconds after being hit.
On Wednesday, September 20, Ger
man seaplanes successfully attacked
with bombs two Russian starting ships
for aeroplanes escorted by a cruiser
and several destroyers which were ap-
preaching the Bulgarian coast nesz
Varna The hostile sea forces were
compelled to retire harrassed by the
bombing Of our aircraft. The sea-
planes later successfully attacked hos
tile transport steamers OFF Constanza
and dropped bombs along the railroads
Of northern Dobrudja. All of the
planes returned safely despite heavy
shelling.
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS. IVES
TERN WAR THEATER, Sept. o.
Lively artillery duels and hand gyen-
ade engagements infthe Somme and
Meuse sectors have 3een the only oc-
eurrences.
ARCHDUKE KARL'S FRONT,
Sept 22,-On the Norayoyka front
there has been lively artillery fire and
infantry activity. IN the Carpathians
the summit at 5motrec has been
again lost Continuous Russian efforts
on Babeludova are still without sue
cess, thanks To tie tenacity Of our
brave riflemen? Attacks in the Tatar-
"a sector and norfh Of Dornafatr1
we're repulsed
EASTERN WAR THF1fka,
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SINKS;
PASSENGERSSAF

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 23.-The
steamer Bay State, with $50 passen-
gers, from Boston. is reported wrecked
off Cape Elizabeth, near here, dur
ing dense fog. .. ~. - =.
Passengers took to the boats and
were landed in safety. The vessel
carried valuable cargo, and it is
feared the loss will be heavy. 4
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Trial of the case began on Septem-
Der 13, witnesses being called at that
time to identify Warren K. Billings
as the ..short, dark man with a suit
case who set the bomb Four 9TH
ers were under indictment, but appar-
emily we're not tried ut the same time.
These were Edward Nolan, Thomas
Mooney and Mrs. Mooney, and Israel
Weinberg. The last named was a fit
ney driver.
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MAY REMOVE TREvINo

tAssoriated Press by Federal wirelessl
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept 3d.
1t is rumored here that Gen. Trevino,
commander Of the Chihuahua City gar
rison, may be removed from his post
as chief of the northern army of the
de facto government. His 'bungled"
defense of that city against Villas
raiders is reported to have displeased
Carranza.
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ATHENS, Greece Sept 23That Greece will join the
Entente the against Germany and her allies
ed here 1t reported that Greece has eaphed definite proposals
to the Entente which accepted will the entry of King Con-
stantines country into the
If the uncertainty of the relations between Greece and
The Allies continues is thought she will go with Bulgaria
on her
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Allies Claim Dubrudja Success

ROME Italy, Sept 2The result of the battling the Doh
rudja front be couded contradictory coming from
army headquarters the the lighting
wireless despatch received here Switzerland
that the Won Mackesens continues and that the
esra forfcations recently captured the been
to the Slav forces.
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today.
Trotfer Urges coopetatlon
Dr. II, r. Trotter, surgeon in com.
mand and schief Quarantine officer q
the United States Public Health Ser.
vice, h a strong paper read to the
convention delegates; advocated O re.
lentIess fight In behalf of the work
OF the health service, and caustically
raped the socaIled rat-proofing OF
wharyes ail1 buiidings. Al series OF
recomn1 ~ -, - 20 how the health
services nay be assisted IN its work
was ao1I.1d BY Ne convention.
The (1.inty Fair Is proving an ua-
Qualified success. Paid admissions on
the first day amounted to more than
$1,000. It is proving q decided boom
to the recently advocated movement
to hold fairs in each county with terri
torial aid. and the holding OF great
territorial fair in Honolulu every
fourth or fifth year. On this subject
there are also number Of resolu-
tions pending. II was expected that
final action on these would be taken
prior to the adjournment of the con-
vention this afternoon.
Business Course Advocated
DR., H B. Elliot of Hawaii; Wallace
R. Harrington, president of the Ho-
nolulu Ad Club, and c. G. Heiser of
Oahu have launched a plan for the
establishment of course In business
administration at the College of Ha-
wall They favored al. an important
hearing more businesslike county and
municipal administrations.
This movement is particularly of
interest TO Honolulu and to business,
governmental and educational circles.
II urges the next legislature to set
aside an appropriation of $1,000 next
year for the establishment and con-
duct In the College of Hawaii of a
course in business technique and busi-
ness economy, especially in connection
with the conduct of business in gov
ernmental offices. This is a matter
that had been taken up with the re-
gents of Hawaii College from a num-
Der OF directions. The need of educa.
tion along lines which will fit in with
work to betdone in governmental Of
fices mas been particularly urged and
from various plantation companies
have come requests that attention be
directed to education that would fit
the students for work in their offices
with a thorough knowledge of meth
ods in modern business economics.
In the past lack of funds has pre-
vented the establishment of such a
course and IL the appropriation sought
shall be obtained it will then become
necessary for the regents to provide
means for the continuance of the
course.
Urge 6attleship "Hawaii"
The convention yesterday unani-
mously adopted a resolution asking
Uncle Sam to name one Of the new
American cruisers Hawaii. This res
olution emphatically recognizes the
work of Princess KawananaKoa in
placing the proposition before Secre-
tary Of the Navy Daniels. Another
resolution was passed deneting the ap-
probation of the convention of the
work that has been done by Jack Lon
don. the famous writer, towards adj
yertising the islands.
Ad Club Show a Feature
At the Gaiety theater last night the
delegates from the Honolulu Ad Club
staged a show that proved an i'm
nnense success. The big theater was
filled TO capacity, and the program in
cluded sketches. songs by the club
fCOutiuued or page tW9l
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eush 10 Ficht u trenches

LONDON Eng, Sept Sir Douglas Haig reports that
about half mile Of German trenches we've taken yesterday after
heavy hand -to-hand fighting.
The French and British evidently cooperating dsper
ate effort to close their grip Combe strategic
the Bapaume Peronne line of communication
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At New York-New York s St
Louis 1; New York 3, st. Louis D.
At Boston-Boston 4, Pittsburk 2:
Plttsburg I, Boston l (darkness).
At Philadelphia- PhiladelphIa 7.
Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia 4, CIncIn-
natl 0.
At Brooklyn-Chic 3, Brooklyn
l; Brooklyn {, Chicago /.
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Mammoth Copper Order Placed

NEW YORK, 23Accodnr reports financial dI,tct.
here the Entente Powers
delivered
o
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JURY CONVICTS
BILLINGS, LIFE
Term IS ASKED
Man Accused of Wholesale
Slaughter of Preparedness
Paraders Found Guilty

(Associated Press Dy Federal wirelsss)
= <$$$%$$<$<<%%<<%< =
\ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 4
y 23.-Warren x. Billings, accused
\ Of having placed the internal ma 4
\ chine which killed nine persons \
\ watching the preparedness parade \
y here last July, was today found 4
= guiltyof first degree murder. 4
\ The Jury recommended that 4
y the capital sentence be eommuted
= TO imprisonment for life. 4
4 - 4
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Use Gas Against Russians

PETROGRAD Russia Sept 23In the battling
region Germans sending clouds of the Sav trenches
and following with infantry
positions in this sector The attacks have all failed the
ing driven back with heavy losses
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Five Hundred Rumanians Captured

BERLIN Germany divisions sttackIno q
either side Of Hermanstadt Tranv
capturing 500 FS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleveland Boston S. Cleveland
At Detroit Washington 6, Detroit 3.
At st. Louis-St Louis 4, PhiladeL
phia 2.
At chicago-New York Z, Chicago Z.
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BILLINGS CONVICTED OF IN
KING CONSTANTINE REPORTED ITO
Be ABOUT TO ENTER BIG CONFLICT

ATHENS HEARS THAT IF OFFER TO ENTENTE ALLIES Be
NOT ACCEPTED NATION MAY DECLARE WAR AGAINST
BULGARIA 0NLY-REP0RTS AS TO FIGHTING ABOUT
DUBRUDA ARE CONTRADICTORY
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~ The addresses of Dr. j. S. B, =
= Pratt and Brig.-Gen. Samuel j. =
= Johnson before the Civic 6onyen- =
= ton viii be found on page IL of =
y this issue. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
CAS,HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
A SICK STOMACH
"Pape's Diapepsin" ends all
stomach distress in
five minutes.

Time Il, Pape's Dlapepsin will di.
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a sour. gassy or out-of-order stom.
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II your meals don't III comfort
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lump OF lead In your stomach. or II
you have heartburn. that Is n sign
OF INDIGESTION.
Get from your pharmacist n fifty
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin and
take dose just as soon rs you
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no belching OF undlgested food
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left over In the stomach TO poison
your breath with nauseous doors.
Pape's Diapepsin Is certain
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cause II takes hold OF your food
and dlgests IL just the same as II
your stomach wasn't there.
Relief In five minutes from al
stomach misery IL waiting for yot
at any drug store.
These large fitty.cent cases con
tain enough "Pape's Diapepsin e
keep the entire family free from
stomach disorders and indigestion
for many months. II belongs II
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

Dear Miss Grey: At the time
the letter OF BLUE Jacket" was
printed In your columns, I read II
and remarked 20 several OF my
shipmates that II shouldn't have
been written, and that his ssser-
lions were. for the most part. un.
founded. am a sailor, and, altho
have worn the uniform almost en-
,irely while ashore on liberty,
more than any man wearing a uni.
form while working would expect
10 receive the same welcome at n
dance or social. Il should not be
expected, since " 10 oonspieuou,
and attracts attention 10 both the
one wearing II and hts partner.
But. Of course. We men OF the navy
are unable TO carry civilian clothes
aboard shlp, and hence we are
forced 10 wear the uniform. But
have always received the same
courteous treatmen, whether In uni.
form or civilians. 60 II 10 that I feel
that ! arm correct when believe
tina; II 10 the man wearing the uni
form.
But my purpose In writing 10 20
answer Leon n. j." In his reply 20
"eiuejaeset" May ask him what
qualities him 20 speak AZ he does
OF the unlform7 He probably has
never made those statements 20
any selfrespeetlno ran-of-~arsmsn
or he would have had reason for
saying tina, men wearing the uni.
form are "bru,es." and 10 be
"brutlsh" In sueh case would
have been Justified. have no
doubt that he 10 "a man about
town" but ~ha, part OF town. One
can readily understand where
man such as he describes would be
found. Don't you think the s,ti.
tude OF Leon r. j." may have a..
sured this type OF sailor 10 Inquire
az 20 the location OF the "reo
lights" In such unsesaolno terms az
pal" and "bura"1 And reflec,
where he must frequent 20 see 80
many drunken brs~ts and uniforms
In the gutter. What has Leon r.
j." done 20 keep that uniform
pure and above reproaeh"7
v. r. PETrRic,
v. S. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
BERLIN PAPERS
aim CRITICISM
AT HELFFER|CH
~ CARL W. AckERMAN
u. p. staff correspondent

RERLlN. Nov. Vice Chancel.
Tor helfferich is being roundly crit
lciscd following Saturdays stormy
session In the reichstag
"Helfferich talked To the reich.
stag like director holding 30 per
cent OF the stock IN corporation
and addressing the minority said
one OF his critics.
Berlin newspapers do not defend
him. but. on the other hand. praise
his soeialistic opponent
Chancellor Won nethmann.Holl
veg IL expected 20 address the
reichstag soon and refer 10 the re-.
cent speech % Niscount Grey. I'm
which the british foreign secretary
placed the blame for the war upon
Germany
No Information direct from Her
lin has reached the United States
concerning stormy session OF
the reichstag Saturday. A press
dispatch from The Hague reported
disturbances In the reichstag on
Friday when a socialist member ar.
raigned the government. charging
that pressure had been exerted 20
obtain subscriptions TO the recent
war loan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
VOTE EARLY, ADVICE
OF COUNTY AUDITOR

Predicting the heaviest vote IN
the history OF King county and SO.
attle County Auditor Phelps IL
anxious that the citizens vote
early.
IL will help greatly" he said
N the people will 10 to the polls
early and avoid the usual rush dur.
Ing the last few hours the polls are
open
Voting machine experts are
schooling election officials daily
with the use of the machines They
have been Installed I'm the Bon
Marche. Fraser. Paterson Co n
store. Franklin high school. the
Queen Anne branch library, and IN
the county-city building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
COUNCIL WATCHING
VOTING MACHINES

The city council will wait until
after the coming election to deter
mine the efficiency OF voting ma
chimes before It is decided whether
or not they will be used in the city
elections in the spring
Unless they prove satisfactory on
November 7. the machines will not
be used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
Not a Dollar
Need Be Paid
Till Cured

Ask about my plan
30 cure you on the
ah owe proposition.
Also my easy pay
fnent plan TO get
we'll from any cur
able disease. Consul
tation free. Twelfth
year. DIR. Macy. 203
Epler Bldg. sfls
second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

Stuart Holmes. the last word IN
screen villains. who II at the
strand To Love and Hate" makes
dramatic entrance In u dramatic
way. Holmes has one OF those bases
full. threcba lls.aud.two-strikca KIM
OF roles. He used 90 stride upon Il
Milwaukee stage and say. during
an awed silence. The carriage
waits without. mlord." or words Ia
that effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

-
"A Sister OF Six" the five-part
Triangle offering that viii be seen
a. the Liberty for the last times
tonight. with Bessie Love and the
Fine Arts Riddles In the leading
roles. is tale OF those romantic
days Of so in California. when ro'
mane. and adventure went hand In
hand. Miss Love as the poor or
phhn is very loyahle. and she en-
dears herself 10 Seattle audiences
a great deal more There's some
thing indefinahle about this
dainty. demure little star that's
Irresistible. Her sweet ~insome
manner reaches right down TO your
hear, and gets Il Fatty tRos'
coel Arbuckle. that funny fat fel'
low. and Mabel Normand. the sweet
little comedlenne. will also be secn
on the program in lie Did and lie
Didn't" a two-part Mack sennett'
Keystone comedy Laughs galore
and thrills abundant are injected
into this laugh provoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

o.-Oo the legal restrictions con
corning the sale OF intosic stine
liquors TO Indians apply TO all
elasses7 " not. what are the es
ceptions7 A. N.
A--Liquor cannot be sold to In
dams who are wards OF the govern
ment The Law does not apply q
Indians not residing on reserva
lions.
In Russian salt fields many
houses are built OF salt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

Mrs. W. ~. seoueer pulled up a
radish at Bucyrus. O.. and found on
IL gold ring she lost In the garden
four years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

o.--oo you think II all right for
two girls I've are not sisters) 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

Lightning 10 more frequen, In
Illinois and Florida than In other
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

The Brewers complain that the Dry Law has
put them out of business in this state, that it
has destroyed their valuable plants, and they
ask to come back on that ground
THE AMERICAN WAY
After permitting SLAVERY to exist in this
country for great many years, one day the
people rose up and said that il was bad business
and had to 60. Those who owned the slaves
claimed, and justly so, that it meant the loss OF
millions upon millions of dollars to them. That
il would financially ruin one-thrd of the states
of the Union But when the argument
finally over, slavery had been wiped off our map.
For generations Spain ruled the Islands at
doorstep with an iron heel After awhile our
people said it had to stop. And when Sampson
and SchIey had closed the discussion Cuba was
free.
Some of the brewers of this state have read
the signs of the times and have turned their
plants into legitimate factories. Most of the
brewery workers have got jobs that will last in
other lines, and are better off.
BUSINESS CHRONICLE, the leading finan-
cial paper of the Northwest, says: eff the read
justment under the present dry law has, per-
chance, pinched one man, it has helped Nhou-
sands. In any event. such adjustment was
inevitable. Substantial business growth cannot
be founded on lawlessness."
VOTE AGAINST INITIATIVES 10 AND "a
And Keep the Brewer Out of the State.
Seattle Dry Campaign Committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
COLISEUM

"wednesday night will bring the
farewell exhibitions OF Friday the
18Th on the screen OF the Coli
scum theatre. The big Thomas w.
Lawson story OF frenried finance.
made into a picture by World. with
Robert Warwick as the star. has
pleased throngs since sunday
morning. The musical program IL
excellent and the comedy and Pic
tograph help out considerably To
morrow Sessue Fiayakawa opens at
/ the Coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
Gle r

clEnmER
Mabel Taliaferro. the charming
and gifted star. who was last seen
here in Gods Half Acre. will be
the feature attraction at the Glenn
mer theatre on Thursday. In The
Dawn OF Love. a new and power
full five-part play Miss Taliaferro
has an exceptionally strong cast
with her in this production which
includes such well.known players
as Robert ". Frazer. Leslie "
Stowe. Peter Lang. Martin J. Faust,
n. II. Turner. Frank Bates and
Jack La Mond
The story Is laid along the pic
turesque rocky coasts Of northern
Maine. and deals with the strife
between smugglers and revenue OF.
ficers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

long as you do not impose upon the
other guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

have our boy friends visit W In the
apartment parIors7 We have no
other place 10 take them besides
our rooms. which would not be
proper. we know. There are usu-
ally other people In the parlor be-
sides ", and the boys are very de-
cent. We are 10 and 10 years old.
Thanking you In advance. we are
VIRGINIA AND SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

A-The reception room in a ho'
tel or apartment house is for the
convenience OF the tenants: there.
fore II is quite proper for YOU 10
entertain your friends there as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
Hurting the
Booze BuSineSS

The Brewers complain that the Dry Law has
put them out of business in this state, that it
has destroyed their valuable plants, and they
ask to come back on that ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
COMPLETE REPORT
OF MARKETS TODAY

Prices Paid Producer. for Egx.,
Poultry. Veal and Pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01
MISSION

MI SSiON
Great That would hardly be
the proper word 10 use TO describe
the phenomenal success Mary Pick.
ford. the darling OF the screen and
Americas foremost actress. has
succeeded in creating IN In the
Bishops Carriage. a multiple-reel
drama OF the underworld. which
will be seen at the Mission for the
last times tonight With Fate az
stage director. Nancy MARY pick.
fordl plays many strange parts
but eventually adopts a role that
leads 10 love. home. happiness and
husband. In the Bishops Car
brated novel and stage success Of
the same name. by Miriam Michel.
son. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Drew
the inimitable comedians. will be
seen IN ore Until Two a riotous
comedy Of laughs and thrills This
bill is considered To be one Of the
best this popular theatre has ever
presented to the photoplay public.
COLONIAL
Miss Ida Schnall. famous athlete
and swimmer. beautiful OF face and
diylnely formed. was entrusted
with the important role of I'm
dine" In the play by that name. at
the Colonial. and her acting upon
land and her wonderful expertness
in swimming. diving and cayorting
IN the water. have fully realized the
requirements OF the role
with her are score OF beauti.
ful girls. expert swimmers. who
constitute the attendants upon
Queen linda and form a bevy Of
physical loveliness never 80 pro
fusely adorned that their freedom
Of action Is restricted by the con.
yentionalities OF styles in dress
CLASS A
In reviewing Nine Sarah Bern
hardts screen performance Of
Jeanne Dore.' which ia the at
traction at the Class A. the New
York Mall said;
IT II fortunate for coming gen.
erations that these films Will show
them some Of the art OF the most
wonderful woman Of the century"
and continued to record that they
represent the last play In which
Nine Bernhard acted previous to
the surgical operation which well.
nigh cost her life more valuable
TO art than that Of any woman the
stage has known In threescore
IeASa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-01

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