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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-12

. WASHINGTON. MAY %. - Miss
Jeanette Rankin, OF Montana, game,
hut a little nervous. made her maiden
speech in the house this afternoon.
She introduced. spoke on and had
PASSED in less than five minutes, amlo
vociferous applause, an amendment
providing that as much as possible OF
the food conservation work under the
lever bill shall be done by women.
Miss Rankin, after nearly two
months OF virtual silence in the
house. caused a stir on the floor as
she rose, obtained recognition as the
hdy from Montana" and handed her
amendment to a page:
The amendment, offered No a sec
don OF the Lever bill that gives $500
for the conservation OF food, for elm
fnation Of waste and for increasing
production, follows:
provided that the Secretary OF
Agriculture shall so far as is prac-
ticable engage the services Of the
women for the work herein provided
for"
The first of several ovations greet
ed the amendment. Miss Rankin, still
standing, was recognized again by
Representative Hamlin, in the chair.
as "the lady from Montana"
Standing at the center OF the rear
OF the chamber. she braced herself
upon TIE back of the preceding row OF
chairs. cleared her throat and began
her first speech.
This amendment will place women
where they can be effective" she said.
"By having in these offices women Of
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ENGLAND Will TAKE over GERMAN
SOUTHWEST AFRICA, SAYS VISITOR

try, which covers many thousand miles
of valuable land.
Concerning association work, Lyon
said that Y. M. C.. A. buildings there
have much the same class of equip
ment as in Honolulu, but that the
work being under direction of the
National Y. M. C. A. Council of Great
Britain, has not been pushed as ag.
gressively as it is in American asso-
Citations. g..
There are few Americans in South
Africa now, mostly merchants and en-
gtneers. Everything else is British,
said the speaker. He said that Africa
is producing As per cent of the world's
supply of gold.
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VIENNA chill REN
GAIN IN WEIGHT
CBy Associated Prsss1

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands. - Five
hundred Vienna children on the aver.
ave have gained nine and a half
pounds in weight during few weeks
stay in Holland, some of them adding
from Is to "a pounds, according to
medical testimony.
Despite the recent hint by Prime
Minister Cort van der Linden regard
ing the undesirability Of bringing more
foreign children to tbs country when
Hollanders themselves are being asked
to observe the strictest economy on
account of the scarcity of grain, Ger
man youngsters continue to arrive in
large numbers, nearly 1900 having
crossed the frontier to recoup In the
course in one week.
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other editors South
emergencies died suddenly ut Norfolk, Va
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/. cosyssAt sy George ke'tAss 1sans
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/ am thankful to be living in an age when th.
great conflict Is on moral question-Thoma'
Moraine.
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American Merchant Declares
Its Conquest is Now Prac-
ticaIIy Complete

South Africa's gold industry is
flourishing now, but her ostrich
farms are on the decline owing to
lack of demand for ostrich feathers
for millinery purposes since the
war began.
The conQuering Of German south
west Africa has now been prac-
tically completed by the British.
who have renamed it Southwest
Africa. Trains are running semi
weekly to all points in that sec
ton.
The Y. M. C. A. has a fine asso-
citation and equipment at Cape
town, and another building at
johannesburg, 1000 miles north.
Clerical and engineering help
is very scarce owing to the war,
and salaries are high.
These are a few of the sidelight'
brown on the present situation il
south Africa by Polhemus Lyon, al
American commission merchant wht
las lived there for 20 years. He ar
lived in Honolulu yesterday and II
N his way to San Francisco and New
FORK.
This morning Lyon spoke to thu
z. NJ. C. A. staff at its regular Mon
lay morning conference, and gave
hem much timely data on conditions
q South Africa since the war broke
ut
Lyon, who was a director of the
2aptown Y. NJ. C. A. for IA years anc
erved one term as its president, sale
hat final adjustment Of the former
German territory in Southwest Africs
viii be made after the war, and tina
he British intend to annex the coun
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POLICE JOIN ARMY

LONDON Eng Ten thousand mem.
bers of the police In England and
Wales have Joined the army and navy.
This has reduced the actual strength
Of the force to 28.802 many Of whom
will soon be taken into the army.
Special constables have. to large ex-
tent, made up for the reduced number
of regular police, 121,90S having
volunteered for police duty. This
large number includes eonstables for
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IILIU0kALANI TEACHERS
LUNCHEoNS APPRECIATED

Miss Louise Copp, who is the do
nestle science teacher at the Liliuo-
kalani school, was the recipient this
week Of letter of appreciation from
the principal, Mr.. Gibson, and his as
sistants. The note thanked Miss Copp
for the excellent 1uncheons served by
her and her helpers during the school
year.
Miss Copp is also on the teaching
force Of the aforementioned school.
There were IS cotton fires in Bonn
hay IN Anril
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Z An PUBLISHING the following letter
q the request Of its sender. There
are 90 many girls who feel a. Dor
othy used to, that know her letter
viii appeal 70 them.
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CHAPLAIN SERVICE
NOW RE0RGANIZED
icy Associated Prsssl

LONDON, Eng The chaplain serV'
ice of the Canadian army recently has
been reorganized, and several new
methods Of caring for the men are
coming into use. One Of these is that
several church Of different denomina-
tons in London have been asked to
serve as home churches" for Cana
dams, and a Canadian chaplain will
be in attendance at every service to
meet soldiers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

Ladies auxiliary 10 tbs Rock Ialaua
County Druggists association neId ha
annual outing yesterday at Prospect
park Moline, the members going well
supplied with baskets 81 lunch AS
afternoon diversion xaa game ut 500
was played. 3fra John Schneider. sfra
Harry Rove and Mrs H. G. AMI faE-
ing ths first second and Bli-auf fag-rz
respectively. Mrs j Hiess was
chosen delegate ana aas Beaa}e f{5-aa
alternate delegate - fUe national gau-
veution or druggists aaieh wiil Use hah
ia Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 1920 Tae
subject of taxing ap H-d Cros# Nare
was discussed and fhe society decided
70 work as individuals. buf Hnt an
orEaaiza3l0n Plans we're made tor "a
picnic to be- held Q Long View PARK
sept -. dinner - be served al tbe
chalet. this - take the place of the
nest regular meeting ~ the chapter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
Advance Sale of
New Fall Shoes
Choice oi AL FUmeu's New Ea4
Shoes. Including SHINY Thousands
OF Pairs In All the Latest STYLES
Ii q Special Discount Of
20 Per Cent.

With special preparations ami fore
sight the n * * are now 3H realt-
ness 10 give the tri-clty pabHc the
greatest shoe attraction OF the season.
Contracts were placed as early as pos
slble with leading shoe manufacturers
with the result that the 8I & IL shoe
department secured THE new faN stocks
az lowest market prices and are move
offering choice Of all these new fall
shoes in the same way. ~ per cent be-
low value Take your choice or aL5 the
new fall shoes 81 the 81 G. * beHaz#-
ful new fan stock az the following dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

near Mrs r-l,or,ra This stff1
msr Eve cf AS girls rented q cottage
HfeIa lake near here and mo 30
three davs ago We seemed % get along
fne we have aI5 been acquainted
with each other for wears and have
always considered ain 81 rms girls very
aon45far Three DAVIS ar9 one Of fha
CHS frr-sf.5 q ho,- frsand ant ~ Soc
her and mon ti,a 1f1ar ofr4e aid IN.
same Tbav ana NOT ASH me ANYTHING
abo49f II ana IL makes me angry 10
tl4srI. NOV v-ofrid a., such 4hfrp
dan.f r1.nd their leaving me ont III the
fur hur don't think we ought to
have how friends of1t to The cottage.
~ no won think If il aff ~irhr for
nd ~ have f.nvs am zvffaanf + chan
aro.a
- urban won have have amt III
Am frar9a
~ IL f All r4qr+ ia 90 heating and
ss.-sf..rsf4.-- i'm tho lal5a s.e#as- r5arf-7 The
80 ,-- .,4-.l,.ss tf.-5=5 aT7f,...5, r,
80 outdoors
r-Art-roz-- cTpr.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
D. =. ~ - - M.IIlam.-

Miss Marie Williams, s3I Forty ri
street, who leaves in September for
The Emerson School Of 0raJory iu Bos-
ton. Mass. entertained at farewell
party last evening having as guests
members of the @. =. club Three lit
lie girls Blsueh Williams and Ruth
and Catherine Grafstrom. dressed In
Red Cross costumes. received the
guests a- the door and also served
them later with lunch in the dining
room Games and contests were play
ed and The young women later sewed
baudages for the He'd Cross. fhe girls
enjoying the evening very much. ia
williams. who Is known locally as q
sirtea reader VIII take up special
work iu Boston with aae beginning of
The fall term. perlectinE herself .a lsr
arr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
NJ. R. J. club win Mrs. Bengston.

Forrnightly meeting Of the H. r. T.
club was held yesterday. Mrs Fred
Bengst0n entertaining iu her home.
1882 Forty-ffth street The game OF
500 was played and the prizes were
won by Mrs. Victor Beck, Mrs. George
MagerEurtb and Mrs Robert Ecklund-
Refreshments were served al the con-
clusion Of the games and the ladies
were invited To meet FOR The next eas-
sion in two weeks with Mrs. a. E
Feusterbusch. 1888 Forty-dfth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

All fhe AeW 81 les IeaLneTs Hnd hI9s
Gray shades in three new styles
cloth aud kid tops Dark brown kid
lace shoes All white Kid GRAY
suede yamps with gray kia tops All
ivory Kid. Champagne tan calf yell
low buck Wide variety of black t8d
shoes IN iace Or button styles. Also
new low heel shoes In light weight
gun metal ia lace and button
Choice of ali wemen.s new fall shoes
at 20 per cent diseouas at the A. q *
Rock Island
Milford chronicle., 1917-12-14
THE WING MERCH.

Fish. Oysters, Clans, Wanted by
Reid. ThOs M&Co. los Fulton Fish Mkt
Furs and Ginseng Wanted by
Boehmer, VIM & Co. 15s-163 W 25th
Fruits and Vegetables, Wanted By
(See those under Apples, Etc.)
Guineas, Pigeons. squads, Wanted BY
Heineman Bros. .217-21 Washington
hrakaur Poultry Co. Inc1s-24 18Th sY
Poultry Dressed, Wanted By
He:neman Bros. .2IT-2I Washington
Poultry Dressed and Calves, Wanted
Hinrichs. ". J. Co.. Inc 423 ". 14th
Poultry Dressed and Eggs Wanted
Strauss & Adler. Inc. ..651 Brook az.
Poultry live. Wanted By
Eassel David c.. .16-1T-1S 18th Ave.
NrskauT Poultry Co. Inc 1924 18th a1
s squads Dressed, Wanted
Heineman Rros- .217-2I Washington
Klein, J. M..........Sll Washington
Knapp & Van Nostrand. Inc. al WssL
Poultry Squads and Eggs, Wanted By
Durham. y. & Sons. SI3 Washington
aoehn. Jacob. b........s95 Washington
5ovey, Chss. B. y. Washington Mkt. .
Potatoes and Onions, Wanted By
)oran- Jos. A. Bronx Prod. House .
Srenneis, Harry. Bronx Prod. House .
Harry J. Bronx Prod. House
SQUADS. Wanted By
Ieinemsn Bros. ...2IT-2I washington
Milford chronicle., 1917-12-14
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Milford chronicle., 1917-12-14

Eggs, Wanted By
Atlas, Harry .........S12 Greenwich
Bremen. r. & son. .S5S Greenwich
Brown & Root Co. ......I65-T Reade
Briuen, c. NJ Co.......12 Harrison
Britten. B. F. & Co .....I3 Harrison
Bryan-Duvsll Co, Inc...l7s Franklin
Crawford. J W .......15 Harrison
Dayey. Andrew Inc. $500 Greenwich
Elzea. y. W, .......Ss9 Washington
sierro Bros. zoos Wallabout Mkt
Francke. John H. & Co.. @Ss Wssh'n
GIeichman. R&Co. lis Wsllsbout Mkt
Heineman Bros. .217-21 Washington
Hentze. y. P. ........s6l Greenwich
hurt!n & hurtin sos Greenwich
Lsmbly & Alpsugh Inc. Is Harrison
Novich id. 2s1 Flush'g az. Brooklyn
Pond. II. 7. Co. Inc. ....S4I-3 Wsshn
Rosenfeld. 5 Co. .........lsl Duane
Saal Bros. ............S2 Greenwich
Weinschel. N. ........S54 Greenwich
Wittuer. Il. ...........SlS Greenwich
Eggs and Butter. Wanted BY
Biick 5 Co. ....... .S4S Greenwich
Branchu & DuMond. Inc 40 Harrison
Enysrd & Cooley. Inc.....lIl Dusne
Hodupp. Poole & Co.. Inc las Resde
Hollr0ck. Wm- G. .......2o Harrison
B. ...........l52 Reade
Nay. Thos. :. Prod. Corp. "a Harrison
NenEar. William ...-.S6l Greenwich
2eimer Bros ...........s4 Warren
Eggs and Poultry, Wanted By
Apsugh. Z S. & Gov Wash. Mkt .
5oehm. DanT P. ......2o4 Wsllabout .
1oehn, jacob ........2s5 Washington
-ewis, H & Co, Inc......1SS Duane .
EggS Butter, Cheese, Wanted By
sslfour Bros. $500 Washington
F. n & son, Inc IL Duane
l2S1sr, Geo & Co. 81 Wallabout Mkt
.ong. 5. S. & Bro. Inc. 18th & wash.
Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Wanted By
Ieisehl. Enu&Son 5I4 weschester av
ieWirtE, Jonas ........SI4 Greenwich ]
lerSel. Alex ...-...-.-- Isl Duane
J & sons, 1871 Harrison ]
fe.nfe.d. Morris ......S62 Greenwich ]
Furs, Wanted By
o-c- Ben .........-..sS1 I'll Ave.
FUR Co. s1e-14 III Ave
IAN. II. =. ............49 ". estL I
lhe1sts.1. Louis A Fur Co. rs W s
aver. u & Commit ~ Ave. :
Fish. Wanted b.
sis. John CoInc .I0T Fulton Flsh Mkt
inCgh. J. n Co. Is Fulton F1sa 1rzt 2
sller. Chss. & son los Fulton Fish Mkt
ish. Eels and Soft Crabs Wanted by
,a-2ud. Francis L 10 FuL FISH TX.
Fish and soft Crabs. Wanted by
al. r ?. & Co s. Fulton FIsh Mkt \
'gers. Il " & Co = Fulton FlsA Mkt
allsce & Hss1sy, 20 Fulto1 Fish Mkt
Fish. Clans and Crabs. Wanted By +
.Ss--y. C1sS- S-...-Fu-to1 F1s1 Mk- Z
Milford chronicle., 1917-12-14

Calves, Dressedl, Wanted by

Calves, Dressed, Wanted By
Bell. Howard J. & Co., 1926 Market
Penn Beef Co. ....4S y. Delaware Az.
Clans and Crabs, Wanted By
Bay Fish o..............s2 y. 2nd
Sohoch. George Y. 1881 S. Water
Corn, Cob and SheIled. Wanted BY
Bastian. Geo. H. 1887 E. Passayunk
Eggs, Wanted By
Nice & Schneider Co. $40 s Water
Siackhouse, Edw. s. & Co. Il S. Water
Eggs and Butter. Wanted By
Bowers. R a Company s&11 n. Water
Macdonald. John ]. lib So. Water
Eggs. Butter and Peultry Wanted By
Fullwood. wn N & CO. 1859 South
Eggs and Poultry. Wanted By
Coulbourn NJ L........132 Callowhill
Kitchens. ". 5. & Co. ..315 y. Front
Rode Wm- J. ........ POS Dock 81.
Morris. John 5. & Co. 27 5. Water
stein. Edward P & Co. sos S. Front
Thurber, Stephen .......ll 5. Water
Fish. Wanted BY
American Fish Co Dock St Fish Mkt
Sparks. c Y & Co 5 Dock 81 Fish Mkt
Fish, Snappers and Clans Wanted By
Clark. S;iles&Co.. Il Dock s. Fish III.
General Herehandise-W Wholesale
1oel.g & Kiade-man, s21-S y. End
Potatoes. Sweet & White. Wanted By
Brown. WESLEY. $500. Jos L..tls Dock
Poultry L!ve). Wanted BY
AssseEer, Z. L & Soa.....207 Dock .
Parsons & Bro -....-.224 Callowhill .
shell, Samuel .--.-.......624 So. md .
Rags and Psper Stock. Wanted By
nfa1te Bros .--.....SS3-5 S. Water
Rope and Canvas lOldl. Wanted By
'LaCik. JoAn J. & Co Sos-S s Del. Az
,cott. Thomas J.-......774 S Front
RRbber Stamps and Steneils-Mfrs.
lusksr City Stencil & Stamp
Works, Inc. ...---....-234 Arch
Milford chronicle., 1917-12-14
NEW YORK,

apples, Pears and Potatoes. Wanted
BelYede-e Bros. ....... 400 E. iosth
Couch. Frsnk s Co. S4s Washington
SofaEt Bros ...--...-...lfl-s he21e
Dixon. R ". & son 266 Washington
E1-e-s, JcSl :. .....S6s Washington
Ferrone & Lcdolcs Co......1SS Resie
Francke John r & Co. 81. sSe Wssh'n
Frost s Il. & E Il. Sis Washington
Gale. James ...eS1 Wsllshout Market
Glsichuan. R&Co. lis Wsllabout Mkt
Ha1as & E.snsnn.. SO Wilmington
ImperAto Br0s-&Co. Ire. SOS First sv
hmpe-sto. Joe soa9 First Az.
Janieks. L Co. tTAel 30 Washington
JoeFge-. Adam ...IS2 Walisbout Mkt
Kirk. 3. ............ST1 Washington
LsEless. P Sons Inc. IS Little " Iath
Linders, Ackh~rt & Co. Inc. sSS Wash.
LoeWenthsl, l.-.-..-...-..lS Isl Resde
Meyer. A E & Co.-...1s4 Park Pl. F.
Never. Re & Co loo6-7 Wsllsbout Mkt I
Natalie & Frank $50 WASHINGTON (
Peroni. J. +. & Co. .247 Washington I
Pirurg. joan s. CO. . S24 WsShinEton I
Ssuer. J. p. & Co. sSS Washington f.
Schwit;e-s. Z. E & Sons. SsT Wssh'n .
stout & D-oSt ....... l4S-S Park Pl. 4
Townsend. 7. =. ..Iss Wsllabout MEt- I
y ll-eSe--. A S...-. % Lizzie ". I'm
Young. A : & Co....S05 Washington
Calves. Eggs s Poaltry Wanted By
App legs-- ". .. & Co
So-SS Thompson Ave.
Paul A j & CO Inc. $3.50 Grace Az
Williams John ". Inc.
Ss-4e Thompson Ave. \
Calves and Lambs Wanted by
Strauss & Adler. Inc ...65I Brook Az.
Calves and Poultry. Wanted by
~. D. & Co.
5Q-5S Thompson Az.
oeSoye.-es. 5. s Co. ". Wash. Alxt. ;
Aows1son. " Z & son me
$ Lsw:c1 Ave. 7
Iov.c5. I'D. - Fl1sa'g sv. Brooklyn
DTS 3 ~. & Gov. Wsshu AlSr.
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Milford chronicle., 1917-12-14
PAUL PRY'S GLENDALE
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Bags and Barrel Covers for sale
Potash B-os 514 20 SOS y Aua-.cs-
BaRan2S-For sale.
pals. F-u.t Co. sss y Fro-: & : V.-s
Butter lCoEntryl. Wanted 3!
N-cs & S1-s.bs- Co. SO 50. Wz.s-
Butter. EEgS. Poultry. Wanted b.
Ea-ssy 4 r.. Cor. = & CallovE.l
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