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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-24
uniform PAY FOR ALL
GUARDSMEN PROVIDED
ASSOCIATED Press BY o. 8. Naval Com
munication gerviee.) ana .t'.,

WASHlNGTON, August 22-Ofieers
and men of the national guard who
have been called out to guard public
and private property throughout the
country, it was learned today, will re-
eeive the same pay as the guardsmen
who have been drafted into the federal
service. Re-enlistments and bonuses
win be the same.
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STOP WORK ON CAMP
ALMOST COMPLETED
Two Thousand Laborers and Me.
.chanics Discharged At Camp
.s, Fremont, Palo Alto
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munication Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23-All
construction work ut Camp Fremont at
Palo Alto, has been suspended. 1t is
understood that this has been done un.
der orders by the war department to the
Office of the constructing quartermas-
ter. Two thousand laborers and the
mechanics were dismissed. " ......,.
Action in stopping work on the big
army camp has come as a great sur
prise, since it would have been com
pleted in a week, and many of the. I'D.
ministrative buildings were already
completed. In dismissing the men and
disseminating the work no explanation
was given It,. 4let-.s u
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NAVY YARD WORKERS
PLEDGE LOYALTY
Assurance Comes From PhiIadeI-
phfa At Welcome Time
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munication Seryice)

, WASHINGTON, August 23--In the
face Of threatening industrial condi
tions and = situation that borders close
to the strike line and causes great
alarm to the government came a graft
flying assurance today from seven thou
sand employees in the Philadelphia navy
yard that they would stay by theil
work loyalty and faithfully and arbi
trate any difficulties that may arise
Navy officials say that they are sat
isfed with the program outlined fol
the building of destroyers. This pro
vision in the pending bin is that they
shall Returned out as fast as they car
be manned. .. r..
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EXPORT BOARD IS
&. .PLlAcED.|N CONTROL
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munication Serytce)

WASHINGTON, August gan or.
der issued today by President Wilson
transfers the administration Of the
control of exports from the department
of commerce to the export board, of
which Vance Mccormick is head, which
is believed will simplify the working
out of this war measure.
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TOLL is i.
MATERIALLY lESSENED
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munication Service) 7 .

. LONDON, August Continued de.
creaaes in the effectiveness of the Hun
campaign of ruthlessness against Brit,
ish shipping is shown by the official re
port from the admiralty of the week 5
losses to British shipping through the
activities of TeutOn submarines. Fol
the seven days ending yesterday, the
report says, the total was twenty yes
sells. Of these fifteen were over 1000
tons burden, three under that class and
two were fishing craft.
Two weeks ago the loss was twenty
three. s,. =
A comparison week by week show;
that the damage wrought is being con
stantly decreased and especially has
this been evident since the United
States aided in the patrolling of waters
in the danger zone. o.. 49,
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TAX DODGERS FLAYED j.
IN SPEECH IN SENATE
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munication Service)

/ WASHINGTON August 22--Senatof
Lewis, in the discussion on the war
revenue tax measure, declared the gov.
eminent had been defrauded out of
$500, 900 through income tax eva,
sions by wealthy citizens, and inserted
the treasury department was in posses
sion of proofs showing fraudulent re-
turns. -,---- - .L.- II > , =.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70
cure blind, bleeding, itching or pro-
truding PILES in 6 to IA days or
money refunded. Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis,
u. S. A. f..... " ID 10
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VERDUN WOULD
AlDFROM america
Suggests That Reconstruction Of
Schools and Public Works
Be Undertaken
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mnnication Service)

PARIS, August 22-United States
Ambassador Sharp today listened to a
suggestion from the municipal council.
men of Ferdun that some American
city "adopt" and aid in the recon.
struction of schools and other public
works in the shellwrecked city of
Verdun.
Ambassador Sharp promised to call
the attention Of the UGited States to
the plea. There are only six civilians
IN Nerdun, who act in the capacity of
fremen and police. -
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ADD TO WAR REVENUE
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munication Service)

= WASHINGTON, August 23-Seven,
ty-two million dollars was tentatively
added by the senate finance committee
to the revenues to be obtained by the
war tax bill. Individual incomes would
be made subject to the surtax.
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Francis j. Herman, formerly col
onel, Twenty eighth Infantry. jay. 10.
John Biddle, colonel engineers, form
erly superintendent U. s. Military Aca.
DENY, West Point.
George T. Bartlett, formerly colonel
general staff. -.
Henry G. Hodges, Jr,, formerly brig,
adler from colonel, First Infantry
Schoheld Barracks.
Joseph 7. Diekman, formerly colonel
Second Cavarly.
Charles @. Treat, formerly brigadier
commanding First Hawaiian Brigade.
Adelbert Cronkhite, formerly colonel
coast artillery, Canal Zone.
Henry 7. Allen, former colonel, Cav.
airy. ...
William II. Sage, formerly colonel
Twelfth Infantry.
Clarence r. Edwards, formerly briga.
der, commanding First Hawaiian
Brigade -.
John W. Ruckman, formerly briga.
der, Southern department.
Charles w. Kennedy; formerly col
onel, Infantry, general staff.
Omar Bundy, formerly colonel, In
fantry, adJnstant- generals department
Harry Q. Hale, formerly colonel Fiji,
teenth Infantry, Tieu Tsin, China.
Richard NJ. Blanchard, formerly col.
onel, Infantry, school of musketry.
Samuel ID. Sturgis, formerly colonel
Seventh Field Artillery. e., ie@
William M. Wright, formerly col,
onel, Infantry, adjutant generals de,
partment. II
David G. shanks, formerly colonel
Infantry, inspector generals depart
ment. ..-'
Robert /. Bullard. formerly colonel
Twenty-sixth Infantry.
Joseph +. Kuhn, formerly brigadier,
general, general staff corps.
Payton @. C. March, formerly col
onel Eighth Field Artillery.
Bngadier Generals Confirmed
The following officers were confirmed
as brigadier,generals; w. NJ Nichoi
son, II. G. Van Vliet. George X. Hun
ter, w. Il, Wilder, r. n. Getty, J. A
Irons, John 8. Mallory, w. D. Brach
samuel w. Miller, L. NJ. Brett, NJ. +
FOltz, w. @. Rafferty,, G. h. Irwin, W
&. Scott, O. r. Phillips, w. c. Cannon
Mason, O. II. Barth, Guy Carlton
Batber, @. w. MeIver, William H. Al
laire, r. B. Dugan, Ira A. Haines, w
G. Langftt, $ l.. Falson, Frederick
Perkins, George H. Cameron, R. d
walsh, @. w. Read, W. p. Burnham
william II. johnson, J. f. OfNeil, 8
M. Foote; w. p, Richardson, E, L
Hatch, Harry Taylor, II. d. Styer, b
20. Morse, Grote Hutchinson, Carl s
Rsichmann, A. w. Brewster, ]. ID. Bar
cite, @. II. Muir, D, B. Devore, b. B
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SOCIALIST ARRESTED 3. =.
ONESP|ONAGE charge
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munication Seryice) o. -

-CHINAHO, August 22-Federal Off
GERS today arrested Adolph Germer,
secretary Of the national sOcialistic
body here, on a charge of violating the
espionage act. Germer was later hber-
ated on Il bond Of $4,000. ....
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RUSSIANS FALL BACK
.... BEFORE OFFENSIVE
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- - munication Servicel

/ sPETRoGRAD, August 22---A strong
German offensive was today opened on
the northern line Of the Tirul marshes
and the Russians were compelled to
give some ground. ......
The German heavy artillery is re-
ported to be bomharding the Russian
positions in the Dvinsk region, which
may presage an infantry attack in
that sector. t'..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-24
WIDOW OF JUDGE
EINCSBURYI 10 WE'D

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Communication Service)
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3D.
Mrs. Katydid Kingsbury, formerly
Miss Katydid Jones, widow of the
late Selden S. Kingsbury, will be
married Saturday to John Murray
Marshall Of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Kingsbury formerly lived in Homo
lulu where she was the wife of
Judge Kingsbury, then judge of the
circuit court. He died about two
years ago. r.. #... T..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-24
BRITISH ADVANCE STEADILY

On the Langemarck Frezenberg 'front.' still north
there bitter fighting throughout the day. with the British
lily gaining The total advance made for
along front of nearly three miles all heavily
fed by the Germans and defended desperately Fighting along this
section was being maintained last night.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-08-24
TWO NATIONAL GUARD 49,. ..
OFFICERS STAND HIGH
List Received From Associated
Press Gives Names Of More
Than Two-thirds But Sixty
two Are Omitted In Message
Received Yesterday
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munication servicel

WASHINGTON, August 23-with
two high national guard officers inelud.
ed in the list of major generals, con-
afess has confirmed the list of general
officers, two hundred in number, for
the national army. The two guard of
hcers so commissioned are Major Gen
eral Clement of the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard and Major General J. F.
Organ of the New York National
Guard. The latter is graduate of the
war college.
Under the national army law, the
congress must confirm general officers
appointed to the national army, al
though the President can make ap-
pointments up to and including colo
nels with confirmation.
Major Generals Confirmed
Major generals confirmed other than
the two named are as follows:
William A. Mann, formerly brigadier-
general, in charge of the bureau Of
militia affairs. l.E Hrt.aurt ~, ...
James Parker, cavalry, former brig
ade commander, Southern department.
EbeI Swift, Infantry, formerly brig
adler. ts, b.. IT,. LII g.-....
Edward II. Plummer, Infantry, form
erly brigadier. -.''.,. ~,
Edward +. Glenn, formerly colonel,
Eighteenth Infantry, since brigadier.
A. p. Bloekson, Cavalry, formerly
colonel, Third Cavalry. s.. 81. 4 .''
H. A. Greene, formerly brigadier,
southern department. Il - 81
Francis French, formerly brigadier,
Southern department. T. J..
Charles j. Bailey, formerly brigadier,
Department of the. Philippines.
George Bell, formerly brigadier, com.
manding Fifth Brigade, Southern de-
Partment.
Frederick S. Strong, formerly briga.
der commanding Hawaiian depart
ment.
Harry F. Hodges, formerly brigadier,
commanding North Atlantic coast ar.
tillery district, ~. .,... &.a .,..'
Clarence p. Townsley, formerly brig.
adler, commanding South Atlantic
coast artillery district. ....,.
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SerbItrennen sm SaOre be Otraee.

Inter Oen 9liiipi5ien oes rSodcD-
Clubs" beeinuen am n6dlteu 0iens-
tag Die Serbltrennen ouf Der 9lenn-
6obn Der uSorforo-Gountp glericul-
tire & Breeders 9liIociation" 5u
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Somitog, oen 30. September, gum
9(bidhB. Seoen Gag iinO iieben
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pom IA. 9toucmbcr bis 5um 80. g3o.
pcm6er su @oiuie Oic Gcnnen be-
ginuen tdglid nm 2,3Q 9lqdmittugs,
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OIrnnSfiids.llc cbcrtrnnnnnrn.


Gorl Is. @reen mo 6rau an I6o.
mas S. Green uno 3rau, giorOieite
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1888.
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3 Tnrm.Nnraaims.

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SeimIidc 3mieiprudjc.


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Sans 3nipor.
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@erIanat- -Wlanner nnS amaben.

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Scrlanst: SprnnsieOer-Nia
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754 @eit-@ratt-Strakc.
(Sept9)
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The Washington times., 1917-03-26
PRINTERS PLEDGE
THEIR LOYALTY
Columbia Typographical Union
Promises to Do 'Its Bit"
If War Comes.

.Pledging unqualified support to
President Wilson and the Government.
Columbia typographical Union yes
terday promised TO do "its Bit in
event Of war with Germany. By unan-
imous resolution, 1t practically offer
ed the services Of the 1,s00 members
in the District to the command OF
the President,
OF this numAer. IT was estimated
today That 500 nan are available to
shoulder guns. Many members of the
union are veterans OF the. Spanish
American war and others are In the
Districts national guard.
Secretary George Seibold said to-
day he could not estimate closely the
number exempt from military duty
on account Of age or physical In
hrmities.
The meeting was held in Typo
graphical Temple. President z. w.
Morcock presided.
The Union adopted resolutions re
iterating its policy of staying on
cars of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company during the strike.
It offered to assist financially the
striking motormen and conductors
The Washington times., 1917-03-26
CrandaIPl

"As Man Made Her" World Film
subject in which Gail Kane is pictur-
ed in the central role, was shown at
Crandalrs yesterday.
1t deals with the metamorphosis
wrought In a girls life when she sud-
denly realizes that she is but a play
thing to the man>whom she loves and
is cast aside like. a toy. Then her
mind becomes centered on a means
of vengeance. and she throws her
self into a career OF reckless dissipa-
tion. In the moment of her triumph,
her true womanhood asserts itself,
and the picture Is brought to happy
conclusion. Garish cafe and cabaret
scenes with sensational dances inter
polated form a predominating note IN
the early part OF the subject, which
form a striking contrast to the
thoroughly domestic and conventional
finale.
The cast which supported Miss
Kane in the making. of this picture
includes Gerda Holmes, Frank Mills
and Edward Langford.
'As Man Made Her" remains the at
traction at Crandalrs today and to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1917-03-26
Avenue Grand.

r Dorothy Dalton and william Des-
mond in "a Gamble in Souls" is the
film attraction at Crandalrs Avenue
Grand today.
The heroine is an actress, hardened
to the ways OF the world and an ar
rant disbeliever; the other is a young
evangelist, enthusiastic in his work,
yet narrow-minded. By a coincidence
they embark on the same ship, the
girl to accept an engagement in Aus
tralia, the minister to convert. the
heathen
They are wrecked and thrown to-
gether on an uninhibated island.
where, as the months pass, a startling
change is wrought in the natures Of
each.
THE Yellow Pawn" featuring Cleo
Ridgely and Wallace Reid, will be
shown tomorrow.
The schedule OF attractions for the
remainder of the week Is as follows:
Wednesday, Blanche Sweet in "Unpro-
tected," and Beverly Bayne and Fran
els Bushman in THE Great Secret"
Thursday, Violet Palmer and William
Nigh in THE Blue Streak" Friday,
Mae Marsh in THE Wharf Rat" and
Charles Murray in "The Great Vac
uum Robbery" Saturday. Marguerite
Clark in Miss George Washington"
The Washington times., 1917-03-26
ABANDON ."DIxIE DRIVE"
Suffrage Plans in South Changed
Because of War Crisis.

Promoters of the movement for
"Dixie Drive" in behalf OF the woman
suffrage cause in the South. have de-
cided to give up the project because
OF the iminence OF war, it was stated
at Cameron House, headquarters of
the Woman's party, today.
Plans for the spring drive were
interrupted when the President made
known his decision to convene Con
gress next Monday. The early ses-
sion will demand the presence in
Washington of Miss Maud Younger
and, Miss Mabel Vernon, who were
to have led the crusaders.
The work OF eXhOrting the various
State organizations in the Southland
to greater endeavor will go ahead as
planned. Miss Beulah Amidon, of
North Dakota, known as the most
beautiful "suff," is here today en-
route to South Carolina, where she
will assist the women to form a
Woman's party conference.