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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

rie Churchill, who was responsible
for and had charge Of this patriotic
affair, Is justly pleased, the result
speaking for itself.
=
Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK JEWETT
r. LoWREY'S GARDEN PARTY
.--.,.ss-~. AT HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jewett Low.
reg extend cordial invitation to all
members Of Central Union church and
congregation and to other friends and
strangers in the city, who are interest
ed to meet DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Palmer
at an informal garden party at home
on Saturday, December %, e 8
o'clock, Lunalilo and Victoria streets.
No other invitations than this are be-
ing sent out.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

Marie Ballentyne. Little fillmore
Watson carried in a silver casket and
showered the guest Of honor with its
contents. Later knitting needles we're
employed and light refreshments
served. Miss Ballentyne's guests
we're: Miss Martha McChesney, Miss
Ruth McChesney, Miss Ruth Anderson,
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Isabel Baker,
Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Dorothy Guild,
Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss Margaret
Grey. Miss Louise Clark, Miss Thelma
Murphy, Miss Bernice Halstead, Miss
Carolyn Raymond, Miss Katherine
Raymond, Miss Florence Ward Miss
Vivian auckland, Miss Violet Ather-
ton, Miss Letitiat Morgan, Miss Ann
Johnson, Miss Julie McStocker, Miss
Florence Hoffman, Mrs. Grover Bat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

ten, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Jr., Mrs. E.
NJ. Watson, Ms. e. E. BODICE, Mrs.
Reynold McGrew, Mrs. Joseph Rogers,
Mrs. Edward Loomis, Mrs. L. e. Hoo
per, Mrs. Walter Reesman, Mrs. Percy
Nottage, Mrs. Marshall Henshaw, Mrs.
Merwin Carson, Mrs. Ralph Clark,
Mrs. Frank West, Mrs. James F. Nor.
gan, Mrs. Jack Guard, Mrs. John
Fleming and Mrs. Arnett P. Matthews.
A RED CROSS BENEFIT CONCERT
49,. AT. sWAIALUA. / II
Last Saturday evening at Waialua
the teachers and pupils of Waialua
school gave a coucert which netted
SIS for the Red Cross. Other friends
contributed money generously, bring.
ing the amount up to $50. Mrs. Min
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR
Largely attended and most pleas
ant in every way was the welcoming
reception givefi by. the Women's So
ciety OF Central Union Church on
Thursday evening in the church par
iors IN compliment to Rev. and Mrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
LETS WAIT AWHILE" SAY
COLUMBUS CITY FIREMEN

News-Times Special Service:
COLUMBUS, Sept. S.-There will
be no rush and hurry so far as the
members of the fire department of
this city are concerned if their res
olution is approved by the people of
this city The resolution is this:
The men want 10 wait Is minutes
after the alarm is sounded before
starting for the fire.
The trouble, the firemen say, is
that when the alarm is turned
everybody wants TO see the fire and
they crowd the streets with bicy-
cles. automobiles and other class of
vehicles until the fire department is
the last to arrive. Then, too, autos
parked along the streets makes fast
driving dangerous.
II has come TO such a point that
the fire lassies have protested and
they insist that the streets be kept
clear and that when il comes to a
fire they be given the right of way.
It's either that or they will wait Is
minutes before starting. In the Ian
guage Of that famous polisher Of
mahogany, it's What's your pleas
ure, gentlemen"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

weak. pale and Sickly looking just ike a
plant trying % grow In a soil deficient In
iron. II YOU are not strong or we'll, You
owe 10 20 yourself o. make the following
test. See how long you can work or
bow Ear you can walk without becoming
tired Next take two fve-Crain tablets
of ordinary nuVatcd iron three times per
day after meals FOR two weeks Then
test yoUr strength again and Sae how
how much Won have gained / have seen
dozens az nervous rundown people who
were aiIIuE AN the while double their
strength and endurance and entirely rid
themselves az 1U symptoms y dyspep-
STA. liver ana other troubles ia from ten
tc fourteen Jays time simply by taking
iron in tle proper form. And this. after
they had i'm some cases been doctoriug
for months without obtaining any bene-
ft
pr Schuyler q. Iaoues. Visiting Sur
seon az 81 FlzahethS Hospital New
York City. said II have never before
given out any medical information or
advice for publication ss I ordinarily do
not believe iu ~ But boo the case Of
NuXuted Iron feel 7 would be reIutss
In my duty not Oh mention t. I have
taken 10 myself and given BE- 90 my pa
factory results And those who wish On
increase their strength. power and en-
uuran-e iL ana II = most Tculsir 81 .'i'
and wonderfully effective remedy"
U- James I.ouiS Beyea- FOR II wears
Adjunct Profrs~rr in the New York
Homeopathic Medical College. SAYS. As
u physician / have always been opposed
rH prescribing advert sed remedies. ana
Tor fifteen Years while Adjunct PROBES
-nr Too the New York Homeopathic Med
. lsal College. taught my medical stu
dents that such remedies were generally
4 severe tests made uu myself and uumrr-
Gus patients, have absolutely convinced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
NO LOAN SHARKS
At CAMP SHELBY
Army Officers Will Not ToIer-
ate Any 80 Percent In
tereSt" Business.
News Times Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
HATTIEsBURG. Miss, Sept s.
Those smiling gentlemen who say.
Sure you can have It; how much
do you want?" and then soak on
about so per cent interest when set
Element day comes, are not going
to find easy pickings" at Camp
Shelby
Fear that usurers were about TO
prey on the men here was caused
by some conversation overheard on
a train. and reported to camp off,
GERS. The two men were reported
to have divulged in their talk that
I'm another cantonment they had lent
money between pay days TO soldiers
at interest as high as 80 per cent.
Officers here stated that IL these
men try that same plan at Camp
Shelby that they stand to lose a big
part Of their initial capital for pay
ments will be stopped. Mai. George
II. Weller, camp Quartermaster. has
made arrangements for soldiers to
deposit any amount they may de-
sire with the government They
will receive four per cent interest.
A general order cautioning the
men now in camp to do nothing that
will discredit it upon the United
states service has been issued by
Maj. w. S. BOwes. He warns the
men that the punishment for all
offenses during times Of war are Sc
we're and that special care should be
exercised by the men so that sol
diers will be welcome guests in any
city.
Military guards have been placed
on trains running from Hattiesburg
TO Camp Shelby in order TO pre-
vent accidents and keep order.
Thousands Of laborers are carried
daily from the camp to this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL
HOUSES IN WATERVLIET
ws.Tlmes Special Servlce =:

News-Times Special Service:
WATERVLIET. Mich. Sept s.
The famine for houses which is be-
ing felt in Buchanan and other Ber-
rien county villages has reached Wa
tervliet and each day inquiries come
for suitable houses for the rapidly
increasing population Of the village.
The situation has reached a point
where some united effort must be
made and it is probable that a
home building association will be
formed here.
Small houses of five or six rooms
are wanted by the workmen who
are coming 10 this place to live.
The increasing business Of the Wa
tervHet Paper Co, which operates
two large plants here, is the cause
Of the house famine the village is
now facing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
ST. JOSEPH CHURCHES
ORGANIZE BIG "DRlVE"
News Times Special Service

News Times Special Service:
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Sept. s.
The churches Of st. Joseph will unite
in a two-hours' drive Of the city on
Sept. Is when a home visitation
day will be observed and a religious
census Of the city will be taken.
Seven churches. including Ger
man Lutheran and Catholic, are
joining in the movement and be-
tween the hours OF 3 and . o'clock
on that day every home in the city
viii be visited. a committee is now
training over 200 workers 20 make
the visits. A school Of instruction
is being held and complete records
OF each family will be made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
OFFERS STUDENTS
NEW WAR COURSES
Indiana University Increases
Curriculum to Include
Military Science.

Ncv a-Timrs Special Service.
BLOOMINGTON Sept S.-Al-
though decreased attendance IS
expected at Indiana university this
year as a result Of the war there
viii be an increase in the number
OF things taught as another result
OF the war.
When the students gather here for
the fall semester, which opens Sept.
Il. they will be offered a chance 10
take up several studies that deal
with war One Of the special de-
partments will be the courses in
military work Capt Edwin ].
Noelen. a graduate OF West Point.
has been detailed 20 take charge OF
the work here and all freshmen and
sophomore will be compelled 20
take up the work unless excused on
grounds OF physical disa bility or
other satisfactory reasons.
4 course IN military science and
tactics involving intensive study in
rudimentary military problems will
be given. Students will gain ex-
perience in map reading ard tOpOg-
raphy in two courses Of geology. A
course in areonautics ard the con
structiOn Of military airplanes will
be given. A special course in mill
tary law has been added IN the
school OF law. Red Cross work, in
first aid. nursing. making Of hospi-
tai garments and surgical dressing
will also be given.
a number of courses in mathe-
mathics. physics. zoology. astronomy
and botany Will be modified 20 pre-
pare students for future war serv-
ice The university will also help
in the conservation Of food. Courses
in civilian relief. the care of depend
ent families. elementary hygiene
and home care Of the sick and con-
servatiOn Of food and home re-
sources will p Given.
Last year the attendance at the
university was ..CS9 but a large
number of the students have enlist
ed in various branches Of the serv-
ice or have been included in the
draft. The freshman class this year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
SCHOOL EXPENSE ARE
HIGHER IN ST. JOSEPH

News Times Special Service:
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Sept Sit
will cost the citizens of St Joseph
$3.50 more TO send Jimmie ana
Katie 10 school this year than any
previous year The price Of edU-
cation is gradually rising along
with everything else.
The new budget Of the school
hoard is $4,000. as compared with
S5S.-6O OF 1915. 4 part OF this in
crease is due 20 the fact that the
state primary school fund last year
exceeded that OF the current year
by nearly $1,000 The increase in
salaries and general expense has
raised the school tax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
COAL SITUATION
STILL SERIOUS
Sure Swift Steps Needed by
Federal Coal Directors
Hatred for War ProfiteerS.

News Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Goal
still holds the center Of the stage
in Indiana. The consumer Of the
product is not consuming any at
present. whenever he can escape.
and because of that fact the coal
famine. which is To strike Indiana
this winter is becoming more Ger
tain 20 cause widespread suffering
every day.
The whole trouble just now lies
i'm :he fact that n. A Garfield. fed
eral coal director. is taking his time
20 prOmulgate some scheme that
will fix prices TO the consumers from
the retailers. The prices at the
mines have been fixed by the presi-
dent, and this has released a great
part Of the coal trade into regular
operation again. But il has not re-
lieved the small consumers. II mere
~ has been of benefit 10 such big
concerns in the state as use enough
coal TO purchase their supplies di-
rectly at the mine.
No Relief i'm Sight.
There is no relief in sight for the
small consumer. and that class in
cludes 90 percent of all the house
holders and renters in Indiana.
Even in the cities. towns and rural
communities directly surrounding
the coal fields, the continuing high
price of the fuel on the retail mar
ket is prohibitive TO the small con-
sumner.
Unless drastic federal action is
taken at once TO fix retail prices, or
in some other way to force the big
stocks Of laid-by coal in the dealers
hands onto the public market at a
fair price. another month will see
81 ch a coal congestion in Indiana
that it will be impossible 10 solve
the riddle until the winter has pass
ed. II - doubtful if adequate relief
could come even now, those in close
touch with the situation say private
~.
State Institutions Supplied.
The state institutions have been
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

NEW YORK. y. Y.-Since the remark
able discovery of organic iron, NuXated
Iron or Per NuNatc." as the French call
e. has taken the country 10y storm 10 Is
e0nSeryativply estimated that over three
million people annually are taklHg IT. IN
this country alone. Most astonishing re-
suits are reported from It's use Toy both
physicians and laymeu So much So that
doctors prcdi,t that we shall soon have "a
new age ~ far more beautiful rosy
checked women and vigorous iron men
Dr Ferdinand King New York Ply
stefan and Medical Author. when inter
viewed on this subject. SAID mere
can Doe NO vigorous iron men without
iron Psllor means au1emia. Anaemla
means iron deficiency. The skin or an-
aemic men and women iS pale; The uesh
faLhv. The muscles iIrk tonet the
brain fgs and the memory fails and
often they become weak. nervous. lrrit-
able dpspoudent and melancholy hen
the iron goes from the blood 1f women,
the roses 60 from their cheeks
"In the most common foods Of Amer
icn the starrhcS. sugars. tdHlt SNFup>'
andes uUii~hcd rice. white hredd, SODA
crackers biscuits maclrnui. spaghetti.
fapfocl. ~ugo. farui1. deZerminated corn
meal uo longer iS iron tH Hr fouud- Ike
dning processes have removed the IRON 'I
Nother Earth from These Impoverished
foods. and silly methods 81 homc cook
cry. hv throwing down The waste pipe
the water iu which uur vegetables are
cooked. are responsible Tor another grave
~Thelefore. r. you wish o. preserve
your youthful vim and viCor to ripe
oId age. YOU must supply the mon drh'-
loucy ln your food hy using some form
81 organic iron. just MS you would usH
SILT when your good has nor enough
salt"
~ Kerr - the city - 'ai-HEo- says
n have taken NuN1tcd Iron myself Hud
.--r-f.r.....H nn.|fh giving siren
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

me that II is a remedy Of most eXtraordi-
nary merit and one which should be
Notwithstanding the fact that I am
nearing my SOth birthday. a short course
Of NuNated Iron has made me feel like a
new man. Friends say. What have You
been doing % yourself. YOU look so well
and fun OF life:' In nv opinion there j.
nothing like organic iron-NuXated Iron
% put youthful strength and power
into the veins Of the weak. run down. in
firm or aged. But beware Of the old
forms u metallic iron which often 10
more harm than good. To be absolutely
sure that my patients let real organic
iron and not some form OF the metallic
variety. I always prescribe NuXated Iron
in its original packages"
NOTE: Nuxated Iron which is pre-
scrihed and recommended above by ply
Sicians In such q great variety ~ cases.
l. not a patent medicine nor secret rem
cdy. hut one which IL wei known Co
druggists aud whose iron constituents
arc widely prescribed by eminent physi-
clans both IN Europe ana Arueri'a- In
Ike the older inorganic iron Products ~
.s easily aSsimilated does not iniure The
tech make them BLACK nor upset the
stomach or the contrary 10 Is "a most
potent remedy In nearly all forms Of i'm
down conditions. The mauufHH turer s
have such great confidence iu nuXatei
iron. that they offer 90 forfeit $1,000 60
any charitable institution NJ they cannot
take any man or woman under o who
lacks iron and increase their strength
loo per cent or over in four weeks timc
provided they have mo- serious organic
trouble They also uffer 20 refund your
money r it does not 20 least double yoir
strength and endurance In ten DAYS
time IL g. dispensed in this city hy
Wettick's Cut Rate Drug store and all
EOod dTuggistA Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

GOSHEN-The ruling Of the war
department. and Provost Gen. Crow
der that mem bers of the Mennonite
church are 10 be sent to training
camps and used later in repairing
highways and aiding the national
army is not satisfactory 70 mem
bers OF the Yellow Greek congresa-
ton, who sent a delegation 10
Washington in an effort 10 be free
OF serving their country during war.
The contention is raised that the
church is opposed 10 war and that
IL its members are called upon 10
aid the army they viii 20 a certain
extent be engaged in warning on
the German nation. Additional
claims for exemption are 20 be filed
after the men have been modified
in the various camps.
There are about $4,000 Mennonite
church mem bers in the United
States In Indiana Pennsylvania,
ohio. Virginia. Illinois. Nebraska.
Iowa and a few other states. Church
officials are % continue their If
forts 10 set complete exemption for
an the members of the church.
Special care is being taken. how
ever. 10 advise the members not TO
violate the CONSUMPTION laws.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

is expected 20 be about normal,
while no great increase or decrease
is expected in the hunter OF wom-
en- who VIII enroll on Sept II. Dur
ing the spring term more than 500
students were excused for various
kinds OF service during the present
crisis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
OUR OWN INDIANA

ANDERSON-David Kendall, a
Hneman OF this city. has been mott
fed he Is heir 10 a fortU Of $40
600. Kendall ran away rom home
when a boy 10 make his fortune. but
will now return to Birmingham,
Engl for it.
RICHMOND-Rev. John RACER. a
Catholic priest OF Napoleon. Ind,
has asked permission of the Wayne
circuit court TO conduct a saloon as
administrator OF the estate of Frank
Puthon. his brother-in-law. VINO
was killed in a crossing accident.
MUNCIE-War bread was served
10 teachers attending the local
county institute and they said they
liked it.
GREENFIELD - Lewis Hagans
ran his automobile into a corr field
20 avert a collision with another au-
tomobile and his machine overturn-
ed and both of his legs were broken,
MADLSON-The private once or
Mayor Crozier resembles a store
room for some wholesale house
these days, for most OF the space is
occupied by shirts. that is, goods for
shirts for soldiers.
This section Of Indiana is one
bee-hisa Of industry, insofar as sew
ing for soldiers is concerned. Ever
so often the mayor climbs on a big
truck and takes the finished shirts
back to Jacksonville and returns
home with patterns, that await the
hum Of the sewing machine 10
make them ready for the soldier
lass.
on his latest trip he took down
2.05O finished shirts and returned
with 1910. These patterns are
stored in the city hall and dis
tributed as fast as called for. The
average output of this section is 800
shirts a day. The women Of the
country outnumber their city sis
ters two TO one, population consid-
cred. according to Mayor Crozier.
Marcel waving at the oliver
Beauty shop, Main st. entrance.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09


geanl Mn r. NrrEo HeahC oN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

Core in and have the GUNNER ]
tan removed. Comfort shop SOB
J. n. :. Bldg. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09
N1Xatod Iron to Make Now
AGE of Beautiful Women
and ~W6orous Iron Mon

the Cheeks Women and Most AonSn
Youhu the Strength
and o. Folks
Cent Two Weeks Time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

Marcel waving at the Oliver
Beauty shop. Main st. entrance.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-09

MUNCIE-War bread was served
20 teachers attending the local
county institute and they said they
liked IT,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-29
REAL ESTATE.

] WILL take $3.50 for my equity on my
location in the 800 block ON South Zunis
has good Broom house has six good peach
trees, two nice cherry trees, grape vineyard
and outhouses; size OF lot 50xl35 feet aud
Is fenced in II will easily rent for $50
per month. Phone 5479.
FOR SALE - In Cherryvale Kan, enc
Groom house and two Broom houses. log
a00x2o0, all fenced. with lovely garden and
good eistern, city water gas and plenty o,
shade; brick sidewalks. chicken house and
park four blocks from bank. Address Mrs
John Swisher, Cherryyale, Kan.
WANTED-People who have homes to sell
to know that notwithstanding the extreme
cold weather prevailing at the present time
we have several cash customers who will
buy any time they are suited; tell us what
you have: do the rest. ID. c. Rose 4
Co, 4O5 Bliss building Phone 10.
DANDY 5.room house, located Ia 800 block
on South Yorktown, close to Hillcrest
addition this house alone is worth the
price we ask; can be bought for 81 600,
5000 cash will handle; immediate possession
Phone 5470.
FOR sALE-Bock of ground, real close in,
fine place to build lot Of houses $4,000,
and snap. take look, you builders. Leslie
Brooks Realty company, 4O7 South Boulder.
Phones 2s73 and ZIG.
FOR sALE-six room California bungalow,
corner lot oak floors, tile bath, finished IN
white enamel, built-in features; this is a
ba, gain and can be bought on very reasonable
terms. Rice, 5O2 Reeder building phone 36l9.
FOR SALE-Two.room house on full size
let, with some fruit and garden; TINS
property is close to the restricted district
and will soon be desirable property; will
take used car as part payment Phone 2sll.
TO property owners; list your property with
me to collect your rent; | guarantee
promptncss and satisfaction. Call j, q.
Reddn 2l6-A South Main, room 8. Phone
G69l or iOi2 -
FOR SALE-Whole block OF ground; fine
location; reasonably close to business, and
in line Of developments 81 200; don't take
our word for it we Will show you Lehhe
Brooks Realty Co. phones 2s73 and 7ll6.
FOR SALE-New 4-room bungalow; corner;
fine finish: $1,750; $3.50 down, $50
month. Leslie Brooks Realty Co., phone
2s73 and ZIG.
FOR SALE Five.room modern cottage, full
size lot, east front half block from car and
jitney service; $3.50 cash, balance monthly.
Rice, 5o2 Reeder building, phone 36l9.
FOR SALE--FOur business lots, Groom
house. we'll fine fruit and ornamental
Ada Okla,
GROOM house on car line; $1,000; s4Oo
cash and $50 a month will buy it. Joseph
Donnely Co. l13ls South Main, 6Il6.
FOR SALE-The Rosemont rOoming house,
eight neat, clean, furnished rooms. 6h
North Main.
FOR SAIF-Beautiful lot in Kendall on
terms will build house to suit purchaser
32D South kenosha Phone 5l32 owner,
FOR sALE-Il room house, bath, two toilets,
garage, cement walks. driveway, cistern
$4,000 terms. Phone 2o55 or 5676
NICE HOME-Seven-roo close to Catholic
church. 5000 better hurry. Phone 60I9.
FOR SALE Six.room modern house, fine
location south side; SO, $50. Phone 6049.
FOUR-ROOM bungalow between Grant anu
Cleland on Fifth Phone 2055.