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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-02
BRAZIL TO UTILIZE .
TWO TEUT0N SHIPS

RIO JANEIRo, September ls-(As-
ISOLATED Press)--The foreign office an,
,nounces that, as the result Of negotia-
lions with the entente allied govern
ments, two former German steamers
now under the Brazilian flag, will en-
ter the transatlantic service to carry
foodstuffs TO the allies. ..s 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-02
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE re-
moves the cause, Used the world over
to cure cold in one day. The sigma.
ture Of Z. W. GROVE is on each box.
Manufactured by the FAIRS MEDI-
cINR CO., s. Louis, U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-02
CITY OF TIENTSiN is r.
THREATENED BY FL GODS

/ PEKING, September 27--(Assoeiated
ss)-TcrribIe devastation is being
wrought by floods in Tientsin, and the
city is threatened with total destruc.
ton. The entire city Including the
foreign concessions is, under water, and
the waters are still rising, sn t
The entire plain TO the southeast
reaching toward Picking is covered deep
with water, and il is estimated that
over a million people are homeless.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-02
oHILDBRN's COLDS.

Why let the children. rack thir little
bodies I'M such a distressing manner
when you can so easily cure their colds
with bottle Of ChRmbcrlain's Cough
Remedy For sale by dealers. Benson,
Smith & Go. Ltd. Agts. for Hawaii
Advertisement. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-02
BIRD WOMAN FLIES TO s., =
NEW RECORD HEIGHT

PEORIA, Illinois, September 2S--
ASSOCIATED Press Rising to a height
Of moro than two and half miles, a..
700 feet, Ruth Law yesterday broke all
height records for women aviatOrs
The previous record was 1880 feet,
and held by herself. 0,&E .
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
NOW IS TIME TO
JOIN NAVY Forces
Entire Quota of Sea Fighters
May Soon be
Filled
3 RECRUITS SENT
TO PHILADELPHIA

Word was received at the local navy
recruiting station today that the ranks
Of bluejackets are filling up so rapidly
that hereafter only thirty-tive men a
week are to be accepted by the main
station Of the Philadelphia district, Of
which Wilmington Is a part.
The local recruiting officers say this
is the opportunity for men who are
eligible for military service, but who
would prefer the navy, to get in quick.
as there is no telling when the en-
tire quota Of the sea forces will be
filled.
The officers will not diminish their
efforts to recruit as many men as
possible. and they are very anxious to
get as good a quality OF men as the
city can furnish.
Orders we're also received today TO
cease all recruiting of men for the fol-
lowing ratings Painters. printers,
shipwrights, blacksmiths, blacksmiths
for moulders. boilermakers. landsmen
for yeoman, landsmen for electricians
CgeneraD. plumbers and filters and
sh pfitters.
The following men were accepted
and sent to Philadelphia today:
Benjamin w. Lockett, Happy Tex.
Frank ]. Rucienski, No. SO Mary
land avenue.
William 7. Edwards, Greensboro,
Md.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12

"Thousands Of people suffer more or less
breath. sour burning stomach frequent
vomiting. rumbling IN stomach bitter eruc.
tstions. gas. wind, and stomach acidity and
call It indigestion when IN reality their trou-
Bile is due to gastric eatarrh Of the stom-
ach." writes New York physician.
Catarrh Of the stomach Is dangerous be-
cause the mucous membrane lining Of the
stomach Is thiokenod and coating Of
phlegm covers the surface 90 that the diges-
live fluids cannot mix with the food and d.
gcst tham This condition soon breeds
deadly disease IN tho fermenied. unassimi-
lated food The blood IL polluted and carries
tho Infection throughout tho body Csstrie
ulcers are apt TO form and frequently an
ulcer Is the first sign Of deadly cancer.
In catarrh Of the stomach a good and
safe treatment IL 20 take before meals .
toaspoonful Of nure B'surated Magnesia In
half r'ass of hot water rs hot AZ YOU can
washes tho mucns from the stomach walls
and draws the blood 20 the stomach while
the hisurated magnefia Il an excellent solvent
for mucus and increases the efficiency Of tho
hot water treatment. Moreover tho Bisu.
rated Marnesia will serve es powerful but
harmless antncid which WIN neuiralize any
excess hydrochloric acid that may be In vout
rtomsrh end sveeten its FOOD contents. Easy
naturnl digestion without distress of any
kind should soon follow. Blsurated Mag.
nosia Il not q laxative. Il harmless pleasant
nnd easv to take and can be obtained fron
anv local druggist Don't confuse Blsu.
rated Magnesia with other forms Of magnesia
milks citrates etc. hut get u In the purt
bisursted form powder OF tableis). especially
prepared for this purpose.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
At THE QUEEN.

With little Jane and Katherine Lee
starring in 1.-TWO Little Imps" yes
terday. a, the Queen Theatre, ca
pacity houses were in vogue To-
day will be the last showing OF the
litt'e Fox stars and from the public
comment last evening Two Little
Imps" will be the most popular film
cf the week The capers Of the chill
dren bring forth continuous rounds Of
laughter from the audiences and the
imp'sh tricks they pay on the poor
uncle will convulse every man. wo-
man and child. who sees t. with the
hest laugh Of this life. Il is alive
with good. clean comedy and Jane and
Katherine Lee are dest ned 10 become
popular favorites with Wilmington
photOplay enthusiasts.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
AT THE SAYOY.

"The Beloved Adventures" IS the
title Of the latest World Picture at the
Savoy Theatre for today and the re-
mainder of the week. with X tty Cor
don as the star Mss Gordon has a
highly dramatic roe In this Offering.
She appears as Juliette Ia Monde a
woman OF the stage who is the favor
tie OF many wealthy men and yet
loves but one man and he Is a married
man. Miss Gcrdon's role is an emo
tional one and in It she does the most
effective work OF her career. NJ IS
Gordon wears a different gown for
each scene She is given splendid
support by an excellent company.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
Stanley WILL Get HIS
chance NOW TO FIGHT

intoxicated and crying as II his
heart would break, Stanley Monk, a
young Russian. applied to the Federal
authorities here today for permission
TO light the Germans. Between sobs
Stanley stated that the Huns were kill
ing his people and he wanted revenge.
The would-be fighter was taken in
tow by James J. Cole, deputy United
States marshal to the registration
bureau where he registered and he then
was taken TO the Armory TO be enlisted
as a soldier when he became sober.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
CHLEBOWSKI HAS CINCR
IN FLY SWATTIHG. CANE

Stanley Chlebowski. who has been
leading the dozen or more children in
the swat the fly campaign OF the
Board of Heal. h. has a total of 500
slain flies 20 his credit today. Stanley
appears TO have n monopoly as fly
killer and promises TO produce sew
eral thousand flies day during the
two weeks OF the campa gn.
Two new con .estanis were entered
in the contest yesterday. they heinz
Dora Appleby. No 1906 Lancaster
avenue who turned in 1925 dead
pests Ia-t night ana Helen Malls
zewsSa. of No. sol Maple s-reet. who
killed $40 flies the first day she started
in the contest.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
TACEBLATT DECLARES
HOLLWEC WILL STAY
By The United Eress.

By The United Eress.
AMSTERDAM. July 12-The Berlin
ageblatt was quoted in a dispatch
reaching here this afternoon as de-
claring:
Chancellor Hollweg's position has
been strengthened by the Eniperor's
confidence. He will not retire"
The Tageblatt's statement varied
from other reports here Of Hollweg's
resignation.
Earl er rumors were that Hollweg
and his whole government were abou.
to resign.
Inc maintain committee Of the Reich
stag was said 10 have announced as an
ultmatum that IL would not approve a
credit of l5.OO0OOoOoO marks iS3 0O0,-
O00OOOl until the government had de
clarod its policy as to peace and cleo
tion reforms. The government has so
far refused to do this.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
932 DELANAREANS IN
FIRSTCONSCRIPT ARMY
Eventually State Will be
Called On for at Least
1000 Men
REGISTRANTS RUSH
TO GET NUMBERS

While nothing new was received
from Wellington in the way Of in
structions to the local exemption
board, it was definitely learned today
that there will be approximately nine
hundred and dfty men from WilIning-
ton called to the colors on Septem-
Der 1.
According to figures given out iron.
Washington, the draft quota of each
community will be approximately two
thirds OF one per cent of the entire es-
timated population in that district.
Washington has estimated the pOpu-
lation of Wilmington as 1877 900. hav-
Ing based the figures on the number
Of men enrolled here in the military
registration. TwO-thirds OF one per
per cent. Of 1877 900 is in even numbers
e32, the number of men, who will be
called.
But while this number will be actual
ly called To the oolors. when the con-
script troops leave here in September,
there will be about 200 serial numbers
drawn for this city. and eventually
about 1000 men will be drafted from
here, according to basic figures given
drawn in the first draft over the num-
Der of men, who will. be actually called,
will be held in reserve and will be the
nucleus of the next conscript army.
But besides the number. who will
be called as Wilmington's quota for
the select army. it is understood that
a further sufficiently large number
Of men will be drafted to fiji the First
and Second Battalion of the Della
ware National Guard to war strength
unless these units are recruited to
the maximum strength with volun-
tesrs before tho draft is made. There
also will probably be some men 70
be obtained to I'll Delaware's quota
Of the regular army. and these also.
It is understood. will be in excess
Of the States quota TO the select
army.
As the population Of the entire state
IS estimated 70 be $4,000. il will mean
that rural Delaware will furni3h aD-
proXlmately 675 men for the select
army, as well as its share of men for
the National Guard and the regular
army, which number, however, can
not be computed as IL is ent rely prob
able that a great many more men will
volunteer
The stream of men entering the Oh
Court House. in which are ported thu
serial numbers continued 70 increase
in size and the members Of the ex-
emption board and the secretar cs
are kept busy answering questions
over the telephone. Letters are alsl
arriving from citizens cut OF town
requesting that their serial numbers
be ma led to them and the work OF
answering these is beginning TO oc-
cupy a large part Of the time Of the
clerical force.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12

who has discovered that exonite viii
cure cancer During the production
of this play. two OF the leading play
ers William b Davidson and Harry
S. North~up sustained severe injuries
while engaged in a camera fight" In
the laboratory scene AS Northrup.
as an enemy spv. grappled with Da
wilson, the chemist. whose formua
he was trying to steal. a glass re-
tort fell &C. the floor and Northrups
hand was cut and Davdson's nose
was injured.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
YAInEYILLE AT sPRINGs.

Vaudeville is pleasing large NUM-
bers OF people in the Family Theatre
at Brandyw.ne Springs Park, when
the weather is fair IL is one Of the
best vaudeville bills which has been
secured for the park IN some time and
there is no doubt about 1t giving 1at s.
faction There are FIVE acts on the
bill and al are good Large numbers
Of excursions are visiting the Springs.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
AT THE VICTORIA.

A woman as lawlesl and free Of
love as Merimee's Carmen Is the role
played by Dorothy Dalton in The
+ anne Of the Yukon" 10 be shown
at the Victoria Theatre today for the
last time. having been exhibited at
that theatre for the last three days &C
packed houses OF eager movie" en-
thusiasts. An extra performance will
be given tonight at 10 o'clock AS an
added attraction a Keystone comedy
Is shown. Both attractions are sup
plemented by programs Of class cal
music.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
ATTRACTIONS At THEATRES
MNSTRELS AT SHELLPOT.

At Shellpot Park this week the
Family Theatre is offering the Mill
tary Minstrels. which is the biggest at
tract on Of the kind ever offered az
the park and an attraction which has
p ayed all of the big vaudeville tine.
Il Is a big attraction for Shellpot but
Manager Henry IS determined 10 offe.
the best.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12

Charles II. Boyle vigorously denied
in Municipal Court this morning, that
he had driven q motor vehicle yes
terday while he was under the infu-
ence Of liquor. and asked a continu-
ance until next Tuesday in order 70
support his statement. The request
was granted
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
At THE MAJESTIC.

A chemical laboratory. equipped
with retorts. test tubes and other
necessary paraDhernalia~ is shown in
"The Greatest Power" at the Majestic
the Metro wartime drama OF patriot
ism starr ng Ethel Barrymore as Mir
fam Monroe. student Of chemistry,
Evening journal., 1917-07-12

BERNE, July l2-Report that Ger
man Chancellor Won Bethmann Hollweg
had resigned was reiterated in a wire
less message from Berlin received here
today. The dispatch gave the added in
formation that Hollwogs resignation
was generally believed to have resulted
from the crown princes intervention.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
ALLOW ATTORNEY EXPENsEs.

In Superior Court yesterday At
torney James Salisbury asked the
court 20 sign an order allowing $50
for expenses in the Elliott divorce case
heard early In March The court al
that term fixed the expenses 70 be
allowed counsel az $50. but no forma,
order was ever signed TO that effect
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
REGISTRATION BOOKS ARRIVE.

Sheriff Francis today received the
registration books from Secretary Of
State Johnson 10 be used in rural New
Castle county. to register voteH for
the "wet" and dry" election. They
viii be delivered on Saturday ana the
first registration day is Saturday Of
next week.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH.

Tomorrow is Friday the thirteenth
so beware ell YOU who have The leas.
t.nge OF superstition in your make
ups Watch your sepl
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
HELD ON LARCRNY CnARGE.

William Higgins. a Negro, was held
under $500 bal in Municipal Court
yesterday for trial on a charge OF
the larceny OF a watch valued az S14
from Edward Dougherty. another
Negro, from the Pennsylvania Rail
road camp near Todd's Cut. on June
10
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
ORANGEMEN CELEBRATE TODAY

A delegation OF members Of Star OF
Bethlehem Lodge of Orangemen OF
this city went to Philadelphia today
10 attend the 227th anniversary Of the
Battle Of the Boyne, beng held At
Wcodsido Park
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
ISSUES LETTERs oN EsTATR.

Register of Wills Brown has is
sued letters testamentary to the Rev
Konsey Johns Hammond on the estate
Of Anna X. Kennedy.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
II. /. WAKEFIELD NOT ACCUSED

The Harrison Warfeld. colored
who was accused in Municipal Court
of the theft Of an automobile tire. was
not Harry Lee Warhcld. Of No. 10l
East Eleventh street, city.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12

And the Electric Range
Means LIBERTY
For the free prisoner
The little lady of the kitchen.
ALTOGETHER MEN!
Send in the coupon.
Evening journal., 1917-07-12
The RI Electric Range
Reduced

On easy terms if you want you can buy RI Range
less than list and regular price by clear saving of $40
Low rate for current range suitable for average size
family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
DO YOU PAY FOR A B0SS1
Eibcrt Hubbard Insists That We DO
and Explains why.

Every employe pays for superin-
tendence and inspection. Some pay
more and some less. That is to say,
n dollar-a-day man would receive 81
n day were II not for the fact that
someone has to think for him. look
after him and supply tho will that
holds him to his task. The result Is
that he contributes to the support of
those who superintend him.
Make no mistake about this. in
competence and disinclination require
supervision, and they pay for it-and
no one else does. The less you re-
quire looking after. the more you are
able to tsand alone and complete your
tasks, the greater your reward. Then,
II you cannot only do your own work
but direct intelligently and effectively
the efforts of others. your reward is
in exact ratio. and the more people
YOU can direct. and tho higher the
intelligence YOU can rightly lend, the
more valuable is your life.
DO your own work so we'll II will
require no supervision. and by doing
your own thinking you will save the
expense of hiring someone to think for
YOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22

I his life from about $50 to 303 A. -.
lie early became "A professional sol
| dier and attained high military
rank lie fought in Asia, Africa, and
even visited the remote island of
Britain ON one imperial expedition.
When the Emperor Dioclctian began
q persecution OF the Christians
I George demonstrated with them,
made a deliberate pI ofession OF the
fair the accepted martyrdom. being
put to death with many tortures in
Nicomcdia. His body was supposed
- nave been taken to Lyyda for
burial, tho number OF other places
have claimed the honor of being his
resting place. The MOslems declared
they removed his body to Zorava in
the Iaurun, and Gregory OF Tours
maintained the saints remains had
been taken to the French village OF
l.c Maine, where many miracles were
wrought by them.
Az many legends have grown up
about the character Of the martyr as
there are different tales OF his life
and burial place one OF these was
his battle with the dragon. IA story
that undoubtedly was appropriated
from earlier pagan lore.
Patron Saint of Crusaders.
~ Hahu'IS III lllt lWtll III anu I'M
tcenth centuries adopted Saint George
as one OF their patron saints lie was
made the tutelary saint OF England
by Edward III IN 1922. The red cross
of Saint George on white ground was
lmg worn as badge by England
sOldiery and is now displayed on the
Union Jack.
oddly enough. Saint George is ven
Grated TO "A considerable extent by the
Noh1mmedans. To them he Is known
as ?heIgis or El Khouder
Probably the find OF the Anzac
soldiers will establish beyond n dis
pute that there was "A Saint George.
fact that Calvin, among others. i'm
nugrcd. But 1t will open the door to
renewed dispute about other features
OF the saints existence. The prob
able verdict of conservative delivers
into early Christian lore Will be that
sel eral characters have been blended
by legend and history into the one,
trat there may have been two or
three Saint Georges In those grim
years that Just preceded the triumph
of Christianity and that all suffered
mGrtyrdom for their faith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22
WHAT IS A HUNCH, ANYWAY?
Impulse That Leads one Ia Act sud
denly for Ones Good.

Arthur O. Empey. in his remark
able description Of trench warfare, em-
titled cover tho Top" tells now his
is commonly called "hunch" in a
way that raises the question Of
whether dependence on this peculiar
sort Of intuition Is not justified; this in
spite of the dictation OF calm "oason
to the contrary. Empey was wounded
I'm the face during raid on Ger
man trench and was trying TO make
his way back To the British lnc-
when. he writes. something said to
him. Turn around" lie did 81 oS
the instant. without knowing why,
ard received bullet in the left
shoulder. Floundering on I'm tnu
darkness thru the shell holes with
bullets whizzing all around. he heard
ing him to turn. Again he oheyed
ntd again was hit In the same shoui-
der. He had not turned as he did
both bullets would have struck him
I'm the middle OF the back. or TO be
exact the first one would and he
would not have been on his feet to
get the second. This was common.
everyday blind obedience to a hunch
Ar" We To say there is no such thing?
The dictionary says huuch a word
uf Tcutouic origin. means to push
suddenly. To jog or shove. as with the
elbow. Hence. a huuch is a sudden
knowledge that pushes ono into n oO'
cisiOn or an action. i'm short a fore
warning. II * intuition. but Of a
special kind; one may have intuitiVe
knowledge that could not be called IL
hunch because IL does not move 20
sudden and decisive action. Conf
depcc I'm intuition needs no justifiCa-
tion. perhaps then, the following OF
lunches, or wireless intuition, II the
term Is permissible, should not be cont
demucd.
with a i;rcat many people. the
huuch needs no excuse. II has proved
itrclf Such persons are not neces-
slrily supcrstitious nltho the follow
INK ot hIuchcs and belief IN omcus
usually go together. once "a person
has been saved from q mistake or
bodily harm by changing plans in
obedience to % huuCh he can not ha
prevented from expecting such warm
ing ever after. lilo uuv walk m Ter
ladder or look at the moon over
Whichever shoulder h is that's wrnuk
without think ing ot the CONSEQUENCES.
hut f ne has a huuch to cross the
street suddenly YOU cam bet he Will do
$50 ana nothing can stop him The
mcrv fact that mo- chimney topples 20
the ground u tho spot he would have
passed had he NOT crossed does not
undermine his faith He knows there
was some good reason
Almost VNtryhDNX can rScnO in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-22

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