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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-01

Little Miss Venus Hohenstein and
her cousin, Freda G. Pullman, yes
terday entertained number of their
little friends at the home of Mrs.
Charles Hohenstein. 1913 King street.
in honor of Their eleventh and fifth
birthdays, respectively
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-01

The committee of the Parents
Teachers Association in charge Of
the night school feel encouraged at
the success of their efforts, and hope
to increase the attendance at this
school, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day evenings, They cannot but feel
that there are more in the city
who should avail themselves of the
opportunity to further their educa-
ton. The association pays the teach
ers and the tuition is absolutely free.
All who work in the day and are
therefore unable to attend the regu-
lar public schools are urged to at
tend the night school. The business
course should especially appeal to a
number of young people in the city.
A large number of the residents
Of this city purpose making Thurs
day evening next, February 8th.,
"Alexandria night" at the Gypsy
Smith tabernacle in Washington.
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian church
and Mr.. W. H. Melchoir are in
charge of the arrangements, but DR..
Allison wishes it understood that a
cordial invitation is extended to
everyone, of whatever denomination,
10 attend the meeting on that even
ing. He also requests that the pas
tors of the various churches. in the
city ascertain and notify either HIM
,r Mr.. Melchoir, as soon after next
Sunday as possible, as to the prob
able number that will go from their
several congregations so that the
necessary cars may be secured Tor
their Transportation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-02-01

About 1890 o'clock this afternoon
the fire department was summoned
70 the house adjoining ST. Mary's
Catholic Church on the south used
by the Alexandria kindergarten, Il
blaze having been discovered in one
of the rooms. 1t was soon subdued
and the damage was slight.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Dcutid1laitS uiM
SclSitplatbt cr5tuill9cn?
glms 6icicm @rnnSc iOa bic 3nriif-
sicbnng Der Srnppem am Der
8eitfrOut erfOlscn.

@eaf, iiber 2onOnn, 1. Nar5. =
Sbiuobl bic eripGbntc fanpfloie gu
riifaiebuug oeltider streitfrdfte IN
Der 9lncre- -Hegion uur oas 9litf9eben
elmer toftiId iulgiinitigen Stellitng
an jener Static beoellten mag, babcn
Amerifaner, Die neueroings, nod
einem langen 2lufentboIt in Berlin,
nad Der S6peiS gefontnen iino,
init eiuer anOeren Grfl1rune olli5us
marten. Sie iagen, Oieie 3uritd8ie.
bltna m0ge Der 9eginn elmer gtelt-
aruppierlng Der oeilti1en Streit.
fr1fte I'M 8citen iein in Der Abiidjt,
cine offene 5eIoidlloht al er5lDinaen,
iueIfle 0as SAidial Des gon3en
strieges enti9eioeu iolle! Der Oeid.
ide Sberbcfeblsbaber bon @illOen.
burg Ioa eiltidieoen oafiir iein unO
idyon slr 3eit, ais er in ieine iebige
Stellltag ernalut luliroe.. NOR BON
tpeiten oopon Sic HeDe SSnsuil1en
IolLcn aud nod Diele anoerc oeutihe
Wlilitdrs oieiem @e0onfen ailltitig
aeiinnt iein, BON ociien gtusiiibrnng
man it'd einen 0nrdlidlaeennen gr.
lola filr oie ocittlden @uifcn ber-
iprcfen loa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Die ticoicrme GntbnnMno scma, SrcSenscmnS
mnS ccn hcnere6 scfHoe sm madcn.-HciiSc anre9mne,
in maRnetcn mnc i'm saitsen GanSc.

gierltng niht imbeahtet liei, trot4
Dem mnn oornals nod feine s5oee
bon Dem oelttl6en aonplott, Oos
oltf ben 9eitdno Dieier 9tation boit
idliulnler &irtltng iein muB, bate
5eit iencr 3cit bnbeu iid Oelttihe
Spionc an Der merifanil6en @ren5e
befunoen. 3lpilhen oen oelttihelt
Qiplomoten in @oi1ington ilno Der
nerifaniibelt Aegierllng boben lln-
terbnuolungen itnttgcftnoen. Die
fir ben ocutiden @eianoten Int Der
Staot Merifo beltinruite gla1ridt,
(3iinmermans 9riei) fam our red.
ten 3eit in 0ic @4noe tniercr Ge-
gierufg inlo gob oerIcIben geflit-
gen0 3eit. I'M Die oeiltifen lnntrie.
Be gu befdmpfen. sSest liegt Die
gan5e Sod)e Dem Gongreb Dor.
Irob Der OrohcnOen Gage Der
sGinge Bot Senator Ga iSOllcttc beu.
te nornltttog oeunod angefiinoiot.
oaB er p1breno Ger n11Iten orei
Gage ieine 6iIibuiter Sdtigfeit iua
SeHat ouinebnen iperoe, iueil CT &C.
gen Die Wtnrineborldge IN ibrer iebis
gen 5orn SteIlung nebme.
@s miro bier oarnuf binae0eittet.
0aB Die llnruben oitf aubo bon oen
t@s
0eutid)en ongeaetteIt tDor0en ieien;
uid) miro angeoelitet, oaB Die grut-
frapnIle in oielem 2nnoe nidt Don
,,lingefdbr4 gefoumeu. @ebeinlaaen,
ten Der Heeierimg unteriil6en iest
Die llriahen Der llnruben auf &uba.
iinO aber and in alien Ieileu 0iejes
2anOeS tatig. inO ihellfen Dem Gnts
itebeu Der 9rotfraipalle lire g(uf-
merfiamfeit. sSSn lebterer 8p5ieblng
ernartet man ieniationeIle gntbiil-
lnngelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Gage scr 1lniicrtcn
bel Salcniki kritiiep!
gani6iugtuncr @iilitarfritifer CLAN.
ben, oaE bic Srnppen Snriif-
gc5Ogen iuer0en.

98oi1ington / Wedr5. S5ieiige
Milit1rfrititer iitlO Der 0leiuuug,
oaB Die SoIoniti Grpe0ition Der 81,
Itierten nn6 Solonifi ebenlo III Die
Bride geben miro, ipie Der 6elo5ug
auf @aIlipoli. Sdon int sSttni oiirI.
fen Die gruppeu 8uriidec3ogrn mer.
Den. @s miro berporgeboben oaB
gfiBlano oagegen entihieoen 9rotelt
erBeben luiiroe, neil oaour9 ihre
Soffnltng, Sfonituntiropel in 8eiiB
3u erbalten, 5lInidte gemadt peroen
ipiiroe. gs beibt ooB Die glliierten
eine slrntee bon 100000 WlaniL oo-
rlintet Die Serben uno @loittenegris
ner, bel 8egiun oes 5riibjobrs be.
reit baben luero2n. Gus geniigt ins
oeiien niht g9ollen lie einen iieg-
reiden goritoB nuf Die Gidntdlja 81.
MEN, Die aonitnltinopel id]iiben, iin.
ternebnen oanu beoilrfeii iie cine
glrnlee pon 100000 Dionn. Die
Alliiertei aber bnber mir cine 10
eroBe gfrnee auf Dem 9alfan me0er
Die notigen 1lonuid)aften nod slus-
riIitlng. I15u fonint bob Die Deut.
iden nnD oiterreiHiiden Soudbpote
erfolgreidl operieren un0 ocn g9ai
ieripeg Der gllliicrten int WiitteInleer
gefdbroea 9luberOan maugelt es
Den gIliierten oil ariegoidiffen. olle
Iranspoft. uno 0dinitionsifliffc,
Die naf) @rieaenlonO abaeben. 5u
idliiten. 1ie ibnen beige6rohtcn
gerIllite. entiteben 0ieieIbn mn I'M
HelOc n0er neroen iie Our9 aronf-
bciten herboraerufet, fonnen nidt
eriett lperoen, mo cine Ciieniipe
ibrerieits miro snr 1lnnl0gIidteit.
gOrigen SoHmer boben SeudelI
unter 0eH DtunHIfluften Der gllliier.
teH iurdtbar ouigerdmnt, un0 oieies
6iirite iid iu1breno oes funlrnenOen
Sontmers uie0crbolen, 5ieben es
Die glliierten nidjt nor iih aus
Q5riehenlonO 5itriid5a6iehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
3ifftffterfftann's 8rief
bat 211erifc nie erreicht
Nus Sem Dcroclctlaocnen BiinSnis ,iicrikcs NIT
DemtldlanS 1T aIfc nictts scworScn; SIC
SADIE lemIaficnca aIfoebauid9t.

8aibagtpn, MGrs 9enIannSs @ernd, MerO nno Sapan
sn Standardization gesen Ser SaacH III neren II Derbnocrt NOR
ben @ Snabpartement mO at oaran bngeoemtet, ban 0er
Brief Des Dsuen YnerS r ansmge Angcsenben nm bien
Nnendt @ n DerbHrgt niemals nGf gfp gangt 1T nn ben
Dmten NeanDn GfBGbt errdt lat Gs wlrO Daran anlmam
smad Oak zimmerman ieaen SnrmDncn GdbarOt angcmcn
bat Oem RrGSn Garran5a Den &Ddag Sann nnbrcea
Ans6rad 5cinSeligfeln Dn Senduo nnb Amfa
ais Tder at betraden lit.
SIS irS berDOrgebubn ban nrSt Der N6c Oes Ocnen BOT
dnfters SsrnOi ga6nston bic Sesssea ni afn scueu
Vile 3we Die fd anfGngd aber bic Gdtbc bes 3mermann
en gS fnnO tate unrOea bud bic AenennsR Oes Snatprs
SWanUn 5frlrnt
Satsicfctr Gaming aetc 9en Oa Sapan anf 9endanOs SO
ldlGge niemas einggnngen uGrc.
ganHng tat bente ugnoe Nnfernngen 9as Staasbepaement
Gdnbt n ban apau Gcnnnis Sim SDrdag sebat ba
iOlden audi ME beraffMhst Baben parSc@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Grit Gin SiinftcI Scr
lt>Bcctc i'm Scloe!
Grit 20 &rUsent Der lt.SOutc in Der
Sperr5nDtG iast eapelle.

Berlin, /. Mars. (;5unfenoepe-
ide.) 60 gelpattige Grgebniiie Der
Derld1rftr Gauhboottrieg aud i9on
gebobt bat, Der SalihtfeIa8ug
fonlnit crit nodl Ser 9tartneiefre.
tar 8i3eaonirol i. Gapeac erfldrte
Dor Dem @nuptausiduB Oes 9eins,
tags. ooB it'd bis iebt crit 20 9ro-
sent Der oeutifen Gaudboote IN ben
SperrSonen befinoen! SS5eOo1 lit Die
gan3e Oeittide ll.8ontflotte aftions.
fdbig uno miro balo III poaer 11tigs
felt lem. @as England Oonn be.
DorItebt, FAM man nod Ben bisberi-
gen britiiden 5diffsberIuiten Ieidt
ermeIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Hein Se6iff rcriet1citt
in Scr 6efal,rscilc! !!
6elinst es einent IDldlfa bennudl,
OnrdlsnfDmmen, hdnu lit q
piltts Slid.

glmlteroan, !. 0ldr5. soier ein-
getrofferle oeutife s3eitnngen beben
III ibren eOitoriellen 5poIten ber-
Dor, DaB ieitenS Der Gaudboote
beiin 8ericntet nelltraler S6iffe
fein llnteridieo gernaflt miro. Sic
Gatiohe, DoB es Dem altertfanil6ell
5difie Orleans gelungeu lit, Die
@ciabr8one giidlid) 5u DurdIdiffen,
lit nibt oaroltf 5iriid3ltfiibren oaB
man oas S6iff obithtlid| idonen
pollte. sSait alle oieie 3eituugen er-
pdbnen Den 2lusiprud) oeS @iini-
tiers oes glusp1rtigen Or. 3imuer,
mann. ngSir MAIDEN ablolut feinen
lluteri6ieo. llniet GntihluB lit I'M
eri9iitterlid]. oenu es lit DieieS Der
ein8ige 8eg, Den arieg nod in Die
lem CONNER 5lt beeltoigeu Elm
@unld, BON ipeldenl mir olle be-
ieelt iino.
Die 9erliner 3eitliugen eripdbnett,
es iei offi3ieG get1el0et, oaB Der
berrl1enoe glebel oas bcripGtete Gin
treffen oe5 onieritoniifen 0anpfers
Orleans perltriadt babe, Gerielbe
aber babe aud Die Satigfeit Der
Snildboote neientIid bebinoert. Der
llniltano, noB oie 2oconio nahts
pcrienft ipuroe, l1Bt erfennen, Dob
Die Eau6boote ii9 alIen @elegenbei-
ten all6upoilen perItebetl uno miro
Oorauf berlpieien 0oB es i6pierig
it, Der @adianteit Der &atd-
boote SIT entgeben.
Die a0lniid)e 8plts5eitltng
imreibt: aGs lit Elm reiner @liids-
faa, oos bisber nod feine alnerifoiti.
Idle Shiffe in Der @efabr8one per-
ienft moroen iino. 8lci6en 0iele
aber ntdt ans Der @efobrSone ber-
aus, Oonll nuB friiber oOer ipGter
elm .Onert g(ct@ eintreten. IS uli-
terIiegt feinem 3ipeifeI, bnb Die
gemoffuug onerifoniidbcr SnnOeIs-
ififfe 3u eincu aonpfe 5lpiidcit bic
fen uno Den SduAbooten fontlnen
uluB. ltilo Oicies miro sum arieg
glnloB aebeu"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

gsuibinatou I. @3dr8. = 2as
Salsfoulitee bat 6eutc sic @eacI
einberid]tei. nod melder bic Scr
loae Der 9ieaierlu0 bcroten luer0elI
ioll, Die Sen %roiioenten uutoriiiert,
Die ouleritailiidben @dnoelsihiiic sur
Scrteioiaims gu drnlieren. Gie Ear-
loee miro orci Stunoen lang oebat.
iiert perAra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
9cmeiti beS japauiidcn Sut.
idIaftcrs.

@aibingtpll. /. MiGr5. Der bic
iigc iapaHiidlc 9otidaftcr Snto lcng-
nctc ie0e aentltuis bon elmer attgeD-
liden Ieilnabme ,Sapons all Dem
beri6teten 0cutid.merifaniidben Som.
plot, CAB jeOoh 3u Die 0ielouna,
oaB GcutichlonD Nnrh Merito Elm
0erartiges glncrbictell geitellt Ba6e,
tonne noglideriUciie mabr iein.
0g8 lit cine GSdIit iitereiiante Sc
ihibte, iaate Der 9otidafter, Die
i'd 5nerit aus Den 3eitlatgsberihten
tennen gclertlt babc. Sails irgcilO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

eiit 9lflerbieten rueiitent 2nn0e &C.
ma6t iuoroen lit, babe id) feline
acilntnis oabon. GeutidlanO lit iebr
I'M SJrrturt, menn es glaubt, 0nB So
pan ltd) init Mcrifo lnO ibm ielbit
8lt einen Sfriea gegen Die Ger. 5taa-
ten perbInoen milroe. 0ies erflarc
id ntit boiler ermddtigltng meiuer
9iegierialo. 9ies lit 10 flor mie Der
Sog
9cutidlonO miro icnoJ III Dem
eegeinpdrtigen 3uitano Der Qingc
Dor RitAbtfs RitAbtfs 9alt MAIDEN inatdijleelliz fiigte Satn
bin3lt olpos Gen 9eriht iiber einan
Oerartiaen Gorldlae als Iebr iua1r-
ideinlid) erideinea laBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Britilc,c 11luniticfs=
Gr5eil9itit0 last llGeb!
Nimnitionsiabrifen f6nncn feinc mel.
term glrbeiter mebr ere
balteH.

Berlin, /. @tdr3. (5mafenOepe
ide.) - g1odj 9eridten, Die ans
9iiuenarf cinlalien, bat Die briiiidle
Mnnitions Snouitrie bereits ibren
@obepunft erreiht. Da teiue peiteret
neiIeH glrbeiter mehr su baben iino
ino bic iueiblidlcu Nrbciter nidt in.
itonoe iino. nod meitcrs lleberltun.
oen ~ nrbelten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Gs aibt fein 3nriif.

Scr srr Sortidrittsportei aeb6-
rige 9[haeor0nete Or. @icner iogte
im 9ieidlstng r@ir ale ipiinihen,
OdB Die frelul0iddftliden 9c5ieluu=
gen init 9lmerifo mieoer bcrgeitcIlt
werOen. fir ilns aber aibt es fcinen
Sdritt nod rildpdrfs mebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

Die @ernaniherllna gualonos
in Sonbpn tragcn lic bercits 'Sol5-
laabr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
0enti@lano bit Wlerito
nno ejapan ein &iinoniS
gegen Sie ger. staaten at!
Sails Dcrcinietcn Bceinm atslclcn
bcckrieecs nidtt neutral bcbcn, icItcn uerikc mnS
Demtalanc Rrice ecoen Sciclbcn bcsnncn

) iolltc 0as t3iinSnis NIT Japan pcrmittcI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

syir Gniubu itnD llngegeno: Sd0n betIie
abeno UNI Syrcitngs lu1rnlcr beiite oben0
sSir giebrosfo: S10n beute abeno ituo aIlt
SSreitag indruler heiite obeno.
Sir Soma Sdon' beItte aban0 uuD ant
SSreitng iteisenoe gempcratlir bette 0beiiO lliID
i'm 0itIiden unO 5eiltroIen IeiI am Srcitog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

brinseu GrfuIG Das benefit Ole 8utcbmcubc
aInseiaetuuOidnft. mladcm 5ie cinen geriud,
alo 5ie iucrOen iiberscuet pcrOen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
.K|NEI MARU GETS
ANEWPROPELLOR
Ice Wells and Gas Tanks Also
Being Enlarged To Guard
Against Mishaps At Sea 5

Workmen are now engaged in install.
ing larger propeller in the Kinei Ma
ru, Walter Macfarlane's staunch ex-
petition craft, and the. big sampan. is
tied up at Pier 3, whore she will re-
main until alterations are made 70 her
deck and engine. " IS. .&,.s
In addition to installing n larger pro-
pellor, the owner is also having the
Ice well enlarged and a gas tank of
greater capacity built on the forward
deck. II appears that owing to the size
of the original propeller, great
amount Of energy has been wasted, the
engine aud this necessary portion Of a
power craft being entirely dispropor-
tiOnate. ...r .s lllH.
1t is said that abnormal quantities of
fuel have been consumed by the 100.
horsepower engine, and it is feared
that the supply might be exhausted
while many miles out on one Of her
frequent fishing jaupts. In ease of
this nature, it is said ON good authority,
the exhaustion might extend to other
supplies than fuel, which might cause
a contretenips that can only be con
icetured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller of the Curreuc

Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, ID. G., August 3, 1917.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that "THE
ARMY NATIONAL BANK OF SCHO,
FIELD BARRACKS, located at
Schofeld Barracks, in the City and
County Of Honolulu and Territory of
Hawaii, has complied with all the pro
visions of the Statutes of the United
States, required to bo complied with
before an association shall be author
ICED to commence the business of bank
ing;
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, JOHN
SKELETON WILLIAMS, Comptroller of
the Currency, to hereby certify that
"THE ARMY NATIONAL BANK OF
SCH0FIEED BARRACKS, located at
Schofeld Barracks, in the City and
County of Honolulu and Territory Of
Hawaii, is authorized TO commence the
business of Banking as provided in
Section Fifty.one hundred and sixty
nine Of the Revised Statutes of the
United States. ..... !.
In Testimony whereof, wit.
(SeaD ness my hand and Seal of
b office this THIRD day Of
2 AUGUST, 1917. .sEa.
4 % JN0. SKELETON, WILLIAMS,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
BY Merchants Exchange

san Franclsco--Sailpd Sept IL, 4.spO D.
m. str. Ventura Honolulu
San Francissg0--Sailed Sept rs, str. En-
terprise. lilo,
San Frnncisco-Stpamcd, Sept. IS, str.
GOenfoer. Honolulu ''
Port Allen Steamed. Sept, II, str. Hya-
des, San Francisco .,., Z
San Francisco Steamed. sept, 1S, 4.3O
d. M. Str. Ventura. Honolulu 10.
san FfunciSCU- Steamed Sent 19 Str
Enterprise, Hin.
Sun Franclsco-Arrvtd September 10,
Str. ~ segundO, hence Sept. .. & r..
Sydney--Arriyed September 10 ship
Golden Gate. hence ngusr ~
san Francisco. Arrived, Sept 10, Str.
ri Segun,fo hence Sept o..
San francisrO-Salled Sept. 10, $. s.
Texan Honolulu.
Sept. 20, Sailed, l2aO p. M, s. =. Maui,
Honolulu ~
Arrive San FrHncisco. 10Th. 2llO p. M,
=. =. Nippon Maru hence 18th. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
rAssnNaERs pEPARrEp

ny str Kiuau for Kauai. sept is
Mrs. Hans Isenberg, Mrs. c., NJ. Cooke,
Charles Franz, A.. Murphy, Mrs. NJ. n.
!. "J. ssEs Vi Ferna asdite M SyRss,
Mrs. Meneiogolio, and two children, Mr..
aud Mrs. Lindenanh. Leong Shee Rev.
G. Nakarhura. Chang Hing, g. sayeEusa.
X. Toma- y. kasannra, H.. klchl N. lima.
fugi, ~ W. craig; Il. NJ. Cheatham. Mr.
and Mrs. Sinclair Robinson. Mrs Put
man, Miss y Pmrvts, A. Roberts. w. n.
Freddy. Miss Helen J. Fisher Mrs. y.
nkua. nrs. 8. VI. Kanakanui. Mrs. ". X,
pnhi. " X. French. Rev Akana. ~.
Omine. y. lnmalnotO. .a
ports, sept. 1S--Sister Elizabeth, Mr., aud
Mrs Jacobson. Otto Meyer, Mrs +. n.
Meyer. Y, Harvey. ~
Passengers departing by the. steamer
MSts9pip saili9s for San Era9GiscS yes
Fred. Awana, Mr., and Mrs. w Armstrong.
Miss A. y. Alexander. A. Ancrbnch, Mrs.
4. Andrade, u. x, Aldfich, Miss &. BlsseiI,
Mrs y. q. Gert"glio.. Miss A. Birdsall,
Mrs. q. g. Bockus. AFR. aud Mrs. y. h,
Bishop, Wmn Barhrach, Miss ID, Burns,
AIrs, A. q. Bfnly Master Braly, Mrs. y. &.
Clarke, Miss ID. Clarke, Master s. Clarke,
q. $. Caflsmith, l.. Il. rarlsmith. II. j.
Casley, Miss II. p Crnmpton, Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. II. Clegg, Mrs. X, l.. Cherry Geo.
Cruickshank, Mass NJ, Campbell, Mr., ":
Y
Mrs w, r. castle. Dr. u g. Carey. Miss
$, ] Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Garden,
Miss ". T.. CowciS Mrs e. n Dunham
Mrs. n. Darling Rev, !. Dorosh, Mrs. NJ.
Fairchild Mrs b. r. Ferris. Miss II.
Frenin. Mrs. II. T. Ford. Miss Juliet Ford
w, r. Frost. Alex Graydon, H. II Hartley,
Albert Grubh, Miss G. Galligan, Miss NJ.
Grundell Mrs. q. X Hoffman Mrs. u w.
Hawke. Major and Mrs Il. s. Hartshorn,
Master y Ilartghoru. Miss u. Iiartshorn,
Adolph Holm, Mrs W. y. S. Hawk. Miss
NJ Hawk, w. ~ Hnnnignn, r. q. Hugus.
4. y, Haley, W. u. Humphries, Miss ID.
Jones. n. l., Jones. Miss NJ H. Kflgour.
Air. aud Mrs, ]. g.. Kennedy X. Komatsu,
A. sue Kim, Mrs. J. A. Kennedy. Mr. and
Mrs. q. &. Kennedy, Mr.. Ralph Koslkul,
Miss p. flafeH, Mrs d. C. Lindsay, 4.
I.owenfeld. Il. Iindesnann. "a Tin Kai,
James Lynch, +. IT, Man. Mrs A. l.. Mhu.
rnux. II. Il. Morgan J. II, Mackenzie. Al.
Morrison, v q. Moroni. NJ McNlcol, Julius
Pogue. Miss NJ. Pa, Mrs a. Patterson,
Mlss N, Patterson, Il. I. Rosenfeld, David
Rust, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Reed, Master
Reed. A. Ramellihi. Mrs. W. u. Ripper, n.
Reinecke. Norman Ross. Miss g. Schoheld.
Mr., and Mrs. Y. X. Schnyer, Mrs j. Shaw,
H.. Silva, IT. q. Stenins. Il. Smith. Mles u.
Skelley. A. Siegel, Mrs. G. q. She'll MlY'
Helen sStarkS, Mr.. and Mrs ". q. Todd
Miss +, q; Todd, 7, Togoleyitch.. Mrlonl
Horaee Wright Miss -. variants ~ :.
Wolf. Miss g. Williams, g. u. welin ~
y. p. Walter. Mrs. ~. r. Wood ~ =
Weaver, Miss y. Weaver. Mr.. and NHCU
Watefhouse. s. IT, Wooley. Miss M. WAX
er, O.. j. Waller Young Tin Hu. Mrs W.
y. Young, J. Yasunaga. Miss Zip Kwai.
Mrs. y. $. Zeave.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
HOLD SALE TO RAISE
81. FUNDS FOR CHURCH

On the grounds Of the new Mission.
Memorial Building, adjoining the r.
W, G. A. Homestead on King Street, ths
women Of Kakaako Japanese Churcb
viii hold a sale 70 raise funds for that
church today and tomorrow. The sale
will open at ten a. IN, each day and con-
tinue until ten p. m. Saturday eve
ming, unless the stock is sold out be-
before that. There will be fancy and
Japanese articles Of clothing and food,
Lemonade, iced tea etcetera for sale,
but admission is free.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
STOP PLANS FOR WOODEN
SHlPYARDS AT SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO, September "a Wash
ington despatch announcing that no
more wooden ships will be built for the
government other than those already
contracted, will pgobabIy put stop to
plans to establish several more ship
yards here. The Wilmington Ship
building Company and Sudden & Girls
tcnson have made tentative plans to
establish new yards on the inner har-
Dor. Fellows 4 Stewart also hoped to
get government contracts,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21
BOARD
begins IT'S WORK
in Solemn MOOD
Gravity Of Their Responsibility
Impressed Upon Members By
Francis J. Green In Patriotic
Address
SELECTED MAN OFFERS
HIS LIFE, MAJOR SAYS
Interests Of Nation viii Be Con-
sidered In All Cases Before
z Those Of individuals Or Cor.
porations

Them is one thought to be kept
always in mind. The selected man
offers his life There is no greater
giving than this; and that thought
should guide you always. There
may be q few who will urge upon
you claims for exemption OF dis
charge that, whatever may be your
inclinations Of sympathy or affsc-
tfon, You win know ought not TO be
granted. It win strengthens you to
remember that for every exemption
o. discharge that Is made for indi
ytdual con .enience, or TO escape per
sonnl loss Of money or property, or
for favor or affection, some other
man whose time would not otherwise
have come, must incur the risk OF
lostng his life. FRANCIS ],
GREEN, Chairman Exemption
Board.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-21

4 l
losing his life.''-FRANGIS J,
GREEN, Chairman Exemption
Board. Ia.
tfThe necessity of the nation is para
mount at this time, said Major Fran
els j. Green at the first meeting Of the
district exemption board in the senate
chamber last evening. 1.-THE necessity
of winning the war is greater than all
else. Many claims for exemption will
be brought before this board. II is our
duty to remember that the interests of
corporations, the interests of the terri
tory, and the interests of individuals
are all secondary to the interests of the
United States" s.s.. re
Industrial establishments should be
interfered with as little as possible,
Major Green stated, but IL they suffer
as the result of the draft they must
make their sacrifices as well as indi.
yiduals. Nothing can be allowed to
come before the necessities of the draft,
The members present at the meeting
were Major Green, Charles II. r. Hem.
enway, DIR. James X. Judd, and Clar!
ence Crabbe. Percy M. Pond, the re.
mainline ne,nber, = otInrascnt ohson+
ON tbe mainIanJ Int IL axnoetad 30 70.
tnrn in four weeks -. :, ~ =, " -
&C.,, r,.o.s, r,,.,-.. ~
VISA Aec'ou IMAM
Major Green was elected chairman
and Charles Hemenway secretary as
the first action of the board. Major
Green stated that there would be q
great amount of clerical work to be
done in connection with the translation
Of regulations and forms, and that au-
lthority for all necessary expenditures
has been received from the war depart
ment. He suggested the hiring Of Fan
assistant secretary.
Clarence Crabbe made motion that
the chairman be empowered to engage
all necessary assistance, and have all
needful printing done, and the board
passed il unanimously.
Several cables from the war depart
ment were read by the chairman. One
stated that the President at this time
would not make any determination of
what industries would be considefed as
necessary TO tho maintenhnca ~ tba
military establishment All claims viii
be considered by the distriet hoard
which should base its deaisions ~ IN :
formation available IA Il ~ III loraI;ty
No questions az 10 exemnt;on ~ an,,,
industry sbnnld ~ amt w w ssh ! go,
Maioy Grsen snnounsa1 n I 800, 49, u.
Of the local exemnt;on hoaras VIZ
were the same as announcer IN me