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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
GRATEFUL FRENCH klDDfEs
EXPRESS THANKS FOR AID

Mft. H. q. Hodei1S, WHO h in
charge Of the collection Of funds for
little children q France made orphans
~ me Nsr, naG received two patketiG
but sE1tefn1 letters from those Wh6
have belfefited b. the funds alfeady
forwarded. OAe a tlse letters 10 from
Roger Valfael, Wl10 writes: H.
Il am very grateful to you, madame,
for having Seht me ne I'D, which
hfzkSs me think dat the Mtie ehfld.
seh Of An1sffea are not forsettins he
ltfte French cllffdfen.n
The 0tlief letter was from tii9 moth
q Of JeAn and Ffaacofs Nasseion n
which Sic expresses, for Tie two
chfldrsa the deepest eratftude Tor tie
did given. 2 ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
PERsoNkLnIEs

MRs. LUcY II WATKflss. WHO has
been running TIE Belvedefe On Ma.
kikf street, has efsen e Up and Ieayes
for ne coast On the kaui Wednesday,
accompanies ~ Master Sinclair Wat
kfns, her little son. ,, ~
GeOfxe 4. Afniitage, who has been
WITH ne CtarDdiIetin for over as9eaf
90 pOlice and hotel reporter, leaves
thfs Neek Cd ffeightef b0and Tor
S1n Ffnacfeco. AfmitaGe's tftp n n
the n9ti1fe Of & vacation md although
Ne may Sisit 10 Me home I'd Billings,
MCntafia, o. 90 On % France he really
expects 70 fetufn % HOnolulu. He
ItVed &C he pierpoint hotel h Wal
NM during hig stay here. $
D. N. LiNNAkD, ths California ho
tsl fiaa VINO Il yeItknoWn here, II
lexpeCtea % aSfivo shortly On his vs.
% ne Orient, with Mfas Dce0tAy
1lnnard, his dan6l1tef, ecoofding %
word received ~ friends here.
whether De vim stop over "a Homo.
iulu d not knONn. Mr.. Linnafd hAs
made crest strides @ . hotel man
n ne pest yeaE. He - now manager
d he MGfy1And, Huntingtoa end
Green hotels Of Pasadena and TIE
Fairm3ft Of san Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
OUTDOOR CHURCH SERVICE

a Isses crowd eattessd q the tirst
outdoor services held ~ the centrai
Union, Christian, aud Methodist
churches on Sunday night at Thomas
square. - ~ s&a- a..=,.s-s- r., ..s -
4 chorus Of over q thousand voices
composed Of Girls and many young
mon from The army posts wAS fsa'
ttfe q the program. Mrs. Takabufy
Gnf 3 mails quaftets furnished music.
pr. Charles 3. Nasii Of the Pacific
ThoOlOgical Seminary Of Berkeley, de.
ifrefed the sermon entitled The
Simple Life" Richard II. Trent pre-
1ideA.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

yO9tNIOuooocoS
H1L0, J1ly 7>--Afffed l. CaStie
.eAms - HfI6 this WeSh primarily for
% DufDoS6 O. tnt1fe1lfnG the pe6Dle
of tlle 81 lgl111 - tte Americas nsd
Gives rsGef WORK 4 SPECIAL meeting
- o. me BoAk1 81 Trade was eailed
fsf today Ct which 10 expected TO
explain the nature and scope Of Tie
Won te3ag done n H0n0lula, sad o..
tempt % secure the apr0l1tmeat q q
o0nDesent Hilo secretary. The secFe-
tafy Mfh become Q member Of the
ceHtkf committee on war relief work
90 Nh6m all 9uIstt61s peftsintnG 70
The Island o. HaWaif VIII be referred,
- II ft9 66Se WIN Haaf, whsf6 Mrs.
FTAAk Ral6wia - he Red Cross Sec
rotary. Pr ~. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
ONCE aT oUTRlcceR
DRAWS elG AffENDa ncE

ne lGGe ~idocn661m dAneSs ttSsa
~ O. present enteftafRMent eonn1t
- Of De OutrfEsef Canoe Glub ua1
held Saturday night at the S1g61
dancing lanai Ut Waikiki There -
. big attendance, 80 members 11d
quests being present. Chairman war
rem Dease Of the committee says every
dance has made money for tie <Iats
tSessry. .
III expected ~ nSW committe6 .
- 11D0lnted afteE % annuat mest>
- o. month W1lI eoAtinae 0e
l61ee1, wl1sk tase psoysd fncse1sfne>
~ DODUI1G, t..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
PORTUGUESE SCHOOL
:. OPENING CELEBRATED

The official Portuguese school
opened this niofning d Temporary
Quarters on the Central. grammar
school grounds. Az soon e sufficient
funds can be obtained new quarters
Wfif Be built.
Under De susplcss 81 ne 4 Patfia
association. 3 celebration q the open
Ing Of the school Vas held Saturday
night IN the LusitAna hail.
& FolloMing a opening address bf
lose q. silva, pfoGident q the 1850
cation and presiding officee, Angelo
4. @. pessoa, Portuguese consul, gaye
4 historical aNDtoh q the Portuguese
n Hawaii and was followed " the
principal speaker Of the evening, Prof.
Euciid6s 0ouiaft da Costa, who was
sent here b the Portuguese govern.
faent Cor the purpose Of tnvestlgat,
inK the education Of local Portuguese
q their natise language.
The government Of che republic, n
establisking ibis school, has shown 10
appreciation Tor this colony and Tor
its patriotism said Prof. Costa
The Portuguese government does
not wish 10 know whether thosA Who
attend the school are Americans or
not, but its desire II that they raay
profit by .it and that this oppoftuniy
may benefit their interests"
Manuel g. Santos INTERRUPTED the
speech into English and addod 3 few
words on the purpose q soeiety. Il.
p. Caatro spoke o. the spirit Of the
Portuguese associations IN Hawaii and
the program wAs ended b. SINGING
the Portuguese national anthem and
the "staf ep1ngiod BANNER
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

IN SPITE Of Dc freessnt n0tfl1ea:
lions nat Elits paper 1oeg not pabii1h
anonymous IetteHD, Ne occasionally
receive them. A Ing SeFeed 1fftfed
SGturd9y % W1icA - writer % mol
have he e0dF1Eo % Aen hfg name.
II went INTO ~ sslssaskst unread.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
BRITISH RESIDENTS or
HODOL ULU CONTRIBUTE
L131 TO MERCY FUND

a eontainer specially imported
from the Naf front IN France WAs
used fof Ne tAKine hp q q collection
for ne British Red Cross at the an.
nu1l meetino of The British club held
SATURDAY ev1nfnk. A resume Of the
clnti1 activities for -the past eleven
months showed that the members had
contributed $11,13I.10 to the British
Red Cross and the Order Of st. John
o. Jerusalem. he total expense fof
making these cOlloctionS-for print.
ing a1d other fncidsntals-- mounted
% on1y Ito.6g.
The fClioWing Officers were eIscted
70 servs during the ensuing years
Fred Harrison, rf6sioent, George
Bastard, Viee.pfe1ident; p. K. Ne.
Lean, secretary Fred J. Jameson,
treasurer; Rev. 0hnnon w. Auit, Geo.
n. Brown, Thonias NJ. Durninehkm,
Geo. O. cantlay, =. w. chaimsrs, 3.
Z. 8. Gordon, h. ri n. Consul; Frank
Haistead, William Healy, A. 8. Guild,
r. A. Jordan, L.. Harris Mackenzie,
Geo. B. Marshall Waiter q. Marshall,
]. G. McGiii. w G. Shields, Henry A:
Taylor, p. Tcsh, r. L. Waldron, John
walker, JOiin Watt, ]. N. 8. Williams
md II. az Winkley, directors.
TO support The families Of men who
volunteer Tor service In the Britain
army, war funds viii be asked Of the
people Of Hawaii n the first cAii for
monet Tor such purposes, which viii
- issued b. the British consulate n
4 few days. Persons In the territory
Who have had experience with the
soldiers. afid sailors familiar associ.
atoms Of England have been asked to
yoiuntsef their services % Consul D.
L. 8. Gordon as soon % possible. :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
COURT FINDS HOMES
FOR MoTHERLE sS VANS

Three little waif1, twin Spanish
boys and pretty Porto Ricans SRI,
we're In Juvenile court Saturday. Too
young to tell the court their story.
Probation officef Joseph Leal acted
as their counsel" and explained that
they were homeless, and that 10 ,e1e
seemed 70 know where their parents
are. The court placed the ki11it6 ii
The custody Of w. 2. Pietsch. Who
conducts home Tor depen0ent and
homeless children h PalolR
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

-cAARLKs 9. JUDD: This 10 ths
dsy ssAsoa nd psepSs sa1ht - take
special c1fe 70 euaf6 AGAINST for1ss
fires. 4 small ftfe . ts1in with may
20 Q grsat 6ssI q damage bStoss 4
b Pot ct
@-GEOFcE sEYDE: ! DIaySd n
hard tuek On my Gshfng tS1p ysstsf.
tsrday. 4 Sc fiSh tore . hole n NJ
net large Gn6u1h % wan throuEh,
lest my anelof, broke tifss heokS end
took On q sunDufH q more thaa o.
binary fiBtness. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

W17H TRE xifERIcANs II FRAncKs

Frederisk f1tmeG, de seteEss ~ esusspeDdest
w - ~ ch1Gtn as ~ t6NkH1l1stSe observer
Win 0eBs fesAiaes arn1, 1se1Setl1 fsw WEEKS
aStlEbefore he ~ eh6seH, ~ ~ N1E-th1t - =
tie United States would not kDoW 0sr neB were
1C1ll1E mn We ksxrd - HeWS q - Aetual e.
ea1sDelt IN which fks1 - lEBssA
|, Ai6e WadAj1Ettn desDslshW ~ thst wire Ges.
RsSs6i6S ~ sen tlst 1sti6s q IL WtssSgD fsst
whftk VIII be gives - ~ Anssiesas, 10 idestfty
VII NOT be made fab1ie. 1885,.
II SDfte Of the seyeeJ tk1t b ss1pessd 70 sss.
round flovemeats 81 he American tr0epG he cen,
sors recently allowed telefrapkfe agency to send
~ rather de6sfts Ispsst that Pefshiegs men
wsaA fl0Alt95 ~ int astjos bsltss sBsw GieA
and thdt their sector il litey to be rear historic
81 Q1eAtiS.
Sine Tine ago Kas reported fn Washington
tlat de Ameffesas wsaA pfotabfy take their
Hlaee \ ~ AAting frost tstWesA d British ssd
ffeaeA ffeeTA ..s%%*.>s
Tkis wssh but them somewhere around st.
(itktih, 90 q 10 bGIe eteg IL the euSt CoMbrai
sc o6s6ti6- -IxkAR tiae-the ba6t(boGe of tfe Ger.
~ M on France asd Belkfam France and
E1Ea6d both struck some Of tfsiF most powerful
mons II ftis S6ef6en, following Up ths 6ssMaa
strategic retss6~ 81 nsssh, ard tts allied ttnea
are now within ~ u 81 0seata1.
PershiHss nm tess % bssa tSsissd n trsseb
fshtina thfou1k ffe lenE M6stks they were in Mex
10 ~ On IT, bofdef-4ad trsined in the exset
methods nov ID - b. ~ aflisd soldiers, - re-
ported " AhleSfesa any observers and al avail
~ data. 81 +.
Americas critics . ut bsfiess thsy viii reed q
ee1t ~ feFs 81 thfs sort Of prspatxffsn for &C.
TIL Agktt1e AsatteS 70 ss6aIdeT viii Americas
alItM agaf1M Gsfn1a1. WIEN fbsy afe arst sent
- o. firing fnt e b rfotdtie tie Americans viii
IN Be asprilkls6 ~ viii British n Tse6eh Vt.
ef1ss. They VII pRob1tly serve II Aghting win
tbe1e brotherS 6f ~ tssaek1s f6F several Nssks-
- thsh tie Asssgic1as VII 90 Il aloser
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
VITAL STATISTICS


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Homo
lulu. July Z. 1e17, Antonio P. Nor.
anna and Miss Angela FefnAnde1,
Rev. f1Ehef vaieatin 81 q Angus
tfnSe chapel offlciating; witnesses,
Nk. sl4 4rss AID 3. Naacinsnto.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
Monday ). :JULY G. III,
HAwAII's TRAVEL SHOWS HEALTHY IN
CREASE,

Despite the war and Nruusors Of WI" I'D ~
fact that diplomatic relations between the G1ited
states ana its present war enehy Wefe svefe4 wen
this year vas vet youhG trasel figures Fee6fdea ct
Che Hawaii Promotes Oommittes 6fBc6 Dor u ~
lsonths period from Jsnsary 10 Juat %, 1sl7,
are several hundred higher than for the sae fefi6d
IN 1916. ,,a
The committees records indicate total iscal -.
rivals from ports in the Pacific OTHER thaA islAHd
ports up to June 80 1911, d. 6666; through pANea,
GERS for the same period being ss6S
Arrivals from JGaaary to June 80, 1910, Non
Pacific ports other than island ports, wefe 6247,
and through passengers, 9509. s..s>..-..zs ss-.
This indicates d saih Of 800. Thfeagh passts,
gers however, were less this rear b. 1900.
A year age there was no isaisati0a that tse
United States would Be 0 participate - ne we're
war and travel was considered good, Tie 0feat
Northern had record season, and ID additi0h, fhe
Northern Pacific made one trip here. For ioeai
sefyiee there h now greater passenger NeahsllP
accommodation ttAn Heretofore, this being dr. %
the addition Of the new Matsoh steamer MaGi wtflh
displaced the old steamer Lufiine At tie the tie
Maui was placed On the fuH, war hAd ben 6esIafed
and the splendid ana enlarged Amount Of aseefim6
dations Afforded BY Tie Matson Company hsse sst
vet been taken advantage Of to t1eif full e1te6t.
This year the Northefn PaaiAt cid 6st isAh6 sPe
cial trip, but the Great Northern caile down with
practically full eabins for most Of tho tips dsfia
the winter season
At one tine, mots than yeAf 90, tAs ffsmstieA
Committee had included hfsteabih affKkh 81
army tranrports but this method Of computation
was discarded as not being fair estimate Of so
called purely local travel" % II stbsf words
tourist travel
Prospects FOR ths fan and winter tfasSl -
Frightening Railroads report an expectation q 4
big west-bound business, and hotel haeE report Id
quiries which indieafs many prospective visitors
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Dent Hayss Robert. publisher Of the
Ban Francisco Examiner, is dead, ct
his home n Coronado. IL. ] II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
plkD

SEVERANCD-At Hil0, HaMail, July
8, Lasaef Severance, ao6d 81 years,
q native d Augusta, Maine, and d
Issidsnt q this territory since 1851
Lessss 8 widow. CO.. aAd daughter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

IN Ten days the PsnnsyivsnIsn NH
Tia added 10000 men TO It. oreGmiga,
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

ssnenty.fiys men wsrs arrested 81
South Chicago for avoiding he draft
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

i Several other Democratic gentlemen are bel
mentioned for governor. It doesn't cost anythil
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Major Charles r. Forbes has been placed In
eAAtss q aviatoss Going up fast. :. 90 s..
Every Zeppelin rid adds to Brifishss determine.
ton - throw tie dermans hack ACROSS the Rhine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Lord Eorthclife's paper, ths fohdoh TIn1; ~
started to hammer for more adequate defeneel
dom viii rise and cali tie Times dIscsai 1nd llklI
oiIs bat the Times viii keep kamerine, and 8 viI
the rest of the Northcle press n1tl II secures &C
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

The roaermah pfopaeAndist eoss beyond the
h.sthods a the ordinary nnS and bbs phllntkfopic
IsS1,S6t Is dis1Ii ne tiniaist putfpss y Is en-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Russia is playing practical joke on the German
hicll command The kaiser was assured the HIS
slams would not be ready for an ofessise inside
three months ~. s.s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Apparently the AtpubiIcan and Democratic fac.
lions On TIE board Of supervisors are establishing
an entente eofdiaie. s,+...>s 49, :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
grnMAr r1oTs Arp THEiR nBsuIfs.

With revelations Of German plots all over the
United etates, It cannot IL Nth4efed thae Vofy
fhih6f receives credeaee, nsf th1t m11y q tk6
ru1nors turn ont to have basis Ia fact.
president Wilson's speeches since the United
efates entered the war have ftfefIsd AleDt mai
ably to these plots. HiE Had Daf G6dfeN Nlg -
spoken In dehuneiafi6n If th8 Tedtoni6 int9ueg1 fl
the country me pamphlet iuet isgued IL IL o.
mittee on public information aHsN ~ War Came
to America, deals ct lentth with thu plsts
nWhile expressing cordial ili9ndshir feI tte
people Of tie United Dtites, mates t. p1mthlst,
sthe government q Germany hnd its Agents at MON
beth in Latin america and Jspln. They bought 81
subsidized papefs and sdppoI36a lfe1kols IT, -
rouse feelings Of bitterness and disfst against -
iD those friendly nations in order q eMtei1 g +
war.
aIbe3 were melting insurrettion Il Cuea, =
Haiti, ana h santo Domingo, their h0glill hehd
was stretched out to take the Danish Vert 1ndltB
and everywhere in South America ~ Nm lDlu11
sowing the 1seds of dsen1i6n, trying - lif upO1e
nation against ahothst and al against iks Unittt
staftsn
"A revelation after revelation has cone to nhsK
how insidiousIy and ptfgIetenty the Gernan alontB
and pro-Gefnahs have ben bpefatins i Z entiret
natural that Americans everywhere theul1 - q
their guard. A good many o. tie plots have ben
possible because tie American people Nefe io1th %
believe that supposed friends 90 heI1hbeRs eoaid
be guilty Of baAe ihtrifdes voiatkf the pesos anf
order Of the TINTED States Our notIoh ~ teon
slow 10 ferret out tn offenders but tbt 6apoult u
tie plots has oonyincsd item dat ttnStfulBeDl kal
been ovefdone
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Httie + Nod here Of 10 N6ft Which tie Council
q Natth6i De6hse Is earring on but resort Just
5000 III hst BODY, saflMfAG tp some 81 fts aetit
itjes MeNs th1t the p1t510fie Amssicana Nke con.
80 ~ eesBeif are engaged ID q work which il
stGftll.I = III fees1tly se511 1llt1f
Fof Sifh66 u nj liisStioa 81 iks eountry'a
1fI01d Nttsmss ia that IN time 81 efhefeshcs they
teull u instantly put to fun military use Is All
iteM Just i6ci1e1t4fH mentioned il tie fepofE
Most Of the W0fk deae t1 TIE council md its asso
ciates IL purely yo111teek Mofe tkan 100 hieAiy
A1De1 e1 - fvinG tktif sefvfcs. ffes tie salasJ
1ist eoAt1l1in6 01l1 - Hame8 mostly efcIeffs and
slentlR4pherE Difeet6f Gikofd, IN Tie report Oh
ne codnciI's activities Snfns uD 81 foiioW2:
"hobilis1ti1n q ~ 1e7e06 miles u railroads 81
~ .e6uAtIy ~ TIE eosernmenf's de5enss
tcIeee1hit oEl1nisation q the tstephene and
NisE1pA cent1aits u An1efica 70 insure % he
eese 1nent tls nitst tapid And tAleisnt wire con.
manifestations
AesttIeRent n its fssnt thfsatspsd national
f1IIfs94 1tfilN.
A6on5S1I aosptaaes b Iabsr I'D eapitai II th1
se11lioG 81 ~ touneIl tkAt existinF lahor stand
80 Mould not - eha1esd until TIE ned of such
ttti6h Had he6n determined ~ Tie council, with the
sletdyins ihdusaee o. industry growing outof such
sTfelulehent Of IS 900 700 pounds Of seoppef for
tie atlt sad aas5 & iels than crekaif 81 TIE then
ttl1ent niarist pSio Sasin1 q To government 81
tprss1insteIy t10,V00y0oo.
similar Accomplishments u y ssssi, zine and
aIuniham. $
sso6mpietion Of a invent6fy, for military Dur.
po1s1 q q, 100 Anosieaa Manufaeturing plants
Successful initiation Of . movement to coordin.
nate activities On the part 81 Tie states Of the
Unlon for the national defense, brought to clear
and Wefksbie ioeul ~ the conferences of states IL
emily held 10 Washineton ct tie eail and under
tlIssahepiees Of the cotnciiif 1s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

News from Portland that tie !. W, WIS af1 tyy.
ING to block industries Iii ts nsrtkee1f indicates
the lengths to which these peFaiciois 6Hitato Nm
gone ID Fttsht years -sif.MAiIy unhindt1e 81 the
authorities. Weeks ago nsNtpspers Of neattlt ~
ported that me 1 W. w. organizers were tlyihk 70
Iet control Of the wheat halsl1lin1 ihliEine lhst
every man employed ID tie harvest Aeds u slstlrn
Washington should carry al / w. w. card. The
farmers who owned the land and tie wheat were
not consulted The labor eeitatofs, n6shed with
taeeess, taid ard did things little ~ tk1n An1ruh
isiic. Plrhaps the diltfict attorhsya are bianins
to act nov.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

ssIhe poor benisAted Hindu seems to have bee
pretty buy With nti.British plots, Judging b. Ii
IAN Ffascisco Indictments. I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Somebody really ought to take the German Crown
Rfins elntlt AAidt and let him know that be is fur
Ia from vsfdap than ever. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

1he desate osnr ne relative advantages Of WOO,
nn6 it6el Ghips MAJ kAss soma value IN connection
Win tt ntxt var II Gle world 4 70 unfortunate
to hare hext var. In the present necessity Of q
ton the dsifabiiity Of protracted discussion doe
not appear. Let no have. all We can Of both kind
Of s1ips. WaGkineton stas. 3 & ~ =
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-13
W 0ME. N STUMP STATE: AID IF
 CONSERVATION
(By Assoclated Press)

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 13.-Seven women experts in domestic science are touring the state under the direc- tion of the University of California here, to teach housewives ways of saving labor in the home. the prin- ciples of food conservation ana rural hygiene The women are addressing meetings in every town and in the open country on methods of canning, preserving and saving foods other wise, and all other questions relative to the conduct of the home.
 The tours were made possible through the action of congress in ap- propriating a special war emergency fund for the development of this par ticular work.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-13
MI lTARY PROBE
 |S UMEARTH|NC
 FOR|NAT|
(By \ Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-The sen. ate military affairs committee inves- tigating the conduct of the war ask. ed Gen. Crozier to give a specific ex. planation of the delays in supplying arms to soldiers. Chairman Chamber. lain said asFterddy Crozier blamed the labor sitestion and congress for the delay, Hitchcock asked why do Americans have to use French artil. lery. although we have been in the war nine months. Why our American soldiers are without clothing equip. ment was also asked.
 Crozler declared Secretary of War Baker was to blame for the delays in securing machine guns. He sai6 none of the American troops would be de. layed in reporting in France because of the lack of modern rifles.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-13
S10,000 POLICIES POPULAR WITH
 SOLDIERS

CAMP LEWIS, Wn. Dee. 13.-A big demand for $1O0OO policies under :ne army and navy insurance act is en- couraging officers in charge of the in- surance at the National army camp here. These officers report that not only commissioned and non-commis- stoned officers are signing for the s10.000 policies, but practically all of the privates who are obtaining the in- surance as well.
 A recent recapitulation of figures showed $1,11S.000 taken out in polices here. lack of application blanks held the campaign back for some time, but it is now progressing favor- ably.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-13
HIINS ADVOCATE CAMP PA|GN IF
 DESTRUCTION
(By Associated Press)

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES. Dec. 13.-In pursuance of Germany's S new policy of settling the question of Alsace and Lorraine by dispensing the population and confiscating their property in order that the two provin- ces may be colonized by Germans aft CT the war, the German press has just begun campaign for the destruc- tion of monuments erected in the hon. sace and Lorraine who distinguished themselves in the service of France.
 Under the empire and the republic Alsace and Lorraine contributed no less than 70 famous generals and mar shals to the French armies. Twenty seven of these so distinguished them selves that their names are carved on the Arch of Triumph at Paris amongst those of the greatest military geniuses of France
 Monuments to many of these were also erected at various times in their native provinces. Various German newspapers that have just reached the hands of the French military au- thorities now advocate the destruc- tion of these The "Rhein West phalische Zeitung,' for example, says:
 We should no longer hesitate to demolish and melt up the numerous monuments to the plunderer marshals and generals of Alsace and Lorraine. These monuments remind us of the time when the German provinces of Alsace, the Palatinat and the South ern States were sacked and pillaged. the population assassinated and the cities destroyed. Let us throw them all into the melting pot"