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Evening journal., 1913-12-16

They appear to be highly trained and
their performance was decidedly in
teresting. During the week there
will be a number of diving contests,
in which any person can take part
who desires to do so, by entering
their names at the Garrick box Of
fice. Prizes will be given to the win
ners, silver loving cups being Of
fered
One of the big musical features of
the bill was the act of Master Dave
Schooler, the boy Paderewski, and
Louise DicSinsan, the girl Mary Gar
den, which was classy. The girl, who
is cute and pretty, is a good singer,
and the boy is a splendid pianist
Life in the department stores of
the big cities was portrayed by HUI
pert Hughes. Dolly Lewis and a
clever company, in the comedy play
let, Miss 31S." There are eight in
the company and they got lots of fun
out of their act, which the audience
greatly appreciated.
Louis Stone, the upside down
dancer, is a wonder. He keeps time
to music while supporting himself on
his head as well as most persons
can while standing on their feet. He
does a number of other clever stunts
as we'll. Henry keenan, appeared in
g livell comedy sketch, which brought
them lots of applause Kelley and
Lafferty, shadow dancers, were good.
Ray Raymond and Ruby Balm, in the
comedy sketch Locked Out" were
decidedly funny. They portrayed the
dOings of persons who go home late
at night and find that they are locked
out
THE Big Surprise" was the title
of mysterious act that was excep-
tionally well given by a company OF
ten, scattered all over the theatre.
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
REGISTERS NOTICE

n STATE or CHARLES GREEN. DE.
IL CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tesla
mentury upon the estate OF Charles Green,
late OF Wilmington hundred. deceased, we're
duly granted unto Caroline T.. Green, Mar
garet T.. Comfy and Francis q. Green on the
twenty-sixth day Of November. A. ID. 1919,
and all persons indebted to the said deceased
are reQnested 20 make payment 20 the
executors without delay, and all persons hav-
ing demands against the deceased arc re-
quired to exhibit and present the same duly
probated 70 the said executors on or before
the tweniy-sixih day Of November. A. d.
1914, or abide by the law In this behalf
CAROLINE Il. GREEN,
MARGARET y. COMFY
FRANCIS q. GREEN.
Executors.
Address Francis II. Hofecker. Esq, Attor.
ney-at law, Wilmington, Del.
noy2O-eod. .8wks
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
sIITTLE WOMEN.g

Just as lovable and appealing is
Little Women" the play as was the
story when Louisa NJ Alcott wrote it
more than forty years ago. Three gen.
-erations have laughed and cried
with the characters of the book, and
to see them in real life will be the
privilege of local play-goers, when
William A. Brady's production comes
to The Playhouse for three days and
three matinees, starting with Christ
mas matinee.
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
~ STATE or DAVID PEARSON oRAw.

~ STATE OF DAVID PEARSON CRAW-
II FORD. DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate OF David Pearson
Crawford. late Of Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased. were duly granted unto The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company. on the ninth
day OF December, A, ID. 1913. and all persons
indebted 70 the said deceased are requested
to make payment to the executor without de-
lay, and all persons having demands against
the deceased, are required 10 exhibit and pre-
sent the same. duly probated 10 the said
executor, on or before the ninth day Of De
cember, A. ID. 1914 or abide by the law In
this behalf.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Executors.
Address the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. Wilmington, Delaware.
4 deci 1-e0d -3wks.
Evening journal., 1913-12-16

Most everybody win find something
Of interest in the Want Ads, SO it'a =
good plan TO keep in touch with
them.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
MEMS CLIrR TO DINE.

The Mems Club, of Trinity Protest
annual dinner on January 10.
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
GIFT SUGGESTIONS, ETC.

LlNs
Handkerchiefs by the thousands, prices from
sc to SOC EACH We have great assortment
Of Handkerchefs in Christmas boxes at
.. 10c TO 75c BOX
Womens fine white wool or scarlet merino
and natural wool Underwear; vests and pants,
nicely fnished real value Si.50, CT m
at ............ ........... ID 1oVV
Fine leather Hand Bags all new styles and
latest .. novelties priced DC 70 $500
women's fine Silk Hosiery; black and col
ors at .............2 25c, SOC, 75c and $l.OO
Women's fine white Aprons, trimmed with
fine embroidery, lsces CRo .E00
and ribbon; SPECIAL at AOC and OON
In Single Boxes.
Women's Silk Petticoats, made of heavy
messaline, in all colors; green and American
os"a'y at 'a' '..' w w Xl.9S
Ladies guaranteed waterproof Raincoats
with plaid backs. made of heavy CT OK
cloth: sizes SO to A; value $3.50 atep Il sCO
large line of Ladies and Mems Umbrellas
in neat handles and plain or CT 00
fancy handles ....... ......... oil sVV
Toilet Sets in ivory three pieces, IN
fancy holiday box; $3.50 value CT S0
at ........ ................. DleOU
MEMS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
Boys Overcoats with the new military col
lars in brown, black, blue or gray;
real $500 value; tomorrow co E0
only ....... .................. spASOO
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
Y. N. c. A. BASKETBALL.

l. NJ. =. "A. BASKETBALL. e..
The last basketball game in the High
School boys contest was played at the
y. NJ c. A. yesterday afternoon be-
tween teom No and team No. 3. The
result was a victory for team No. l by
0 to 8 score. Team No. l, by winning
the final game of the contest also wor
the team contest. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
BEAUTY PARLORS


MI Scalp Treatment Mrs. Auna Reed
NJ. o22 Shipey 81. Phone. 4cIdA.
mar15-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-12-16

sHERIFF's SALTY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias, 10 me directed,
viii be exposed TO public sale at tho
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Def-
Evening journal., 1913-12-16

WOMEN'S, MISSES AND CHILDRENS
DEPARTMENT.
Special sale of 800 Ladies sample one-pece
Dresses Blue Serge, Corduroy Charmeuse
Brocaded Velvet and Pineapple Cloth. Very
newest effects, all neatly trimmed Values
$500 to $500; co E0 &C on
Wednesday . . epOeOV to VVsOV
Childrens 75c Sweaters in red, blue 1Eo
or gray with or without collars. 1UN
75c Childrens Kid Gloves, heavy E0c
fleece lined ......-... .............. OVN
Couch Covers in new Persian designs;
plain or fringed; a real bargain 7Eo
Evening journal., 1913-12-16

SHOE SPECIALS.
Children's csc red bedroom Slip ARO
perS ............. s.s-.'-.-
Ladies fur-top bedroom Slippers, GOO
black and red; tomorrow. ......... W
Ladies $3.50 sample Shoes gun metal, pat
ent colt, vici kid, lace or button. CT OK
A rare bargain tomorrow at...... ~ loo
Mems $3.50 Shoes, black or tan; hand sewed;
p styles TO select from. See our CD Ok
window display tomorrow. ..... Q%as<@O
Boys sturdy, well-made school Shoes; all
sizes and just the thing for the boy q 4 1A
who is hard on shoes. ..,.,..-,. ~ VAs@4O
Childrens three-quarter Boots; Goodyear
guaranteed brand; $500 value CT 90
Evening journal., 1913-12-16
SHERIFF. SALES.

nm ~ S1i,R--lDi Vill1UE on 4
writ Of Levnri Facias. TO me directed, will
BE- exposed TO public sale at the Court
House, on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, In the city OF VIII
minEton. New Caatle county. Delaware,
Evening journal., 1913-12-16

6HEkIfF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Leyari Facias, 20 me d.
reeted, Will be exposed 20 pubic sale, al
the Court House, on Market street bs-
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Dalauava
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
SHOWING THE WHITE FEATHER,

The reported decision supervisors put into
effect the full of the frontage
building in Honolulu lay down road building program
animation to the members of the Research Club
kaimu Improvement clubs the Central Committee
and the thinking portion Of the community generally that the
ideas not to Honolulu but rather that biggest
and the who desire modern
IDEAS and the wishes OF the ignorant 1t striking
the part OF the supervisors that they aim towards reelection
than towards the of the 1t
part that they afraid to force although
knowing that the hormss system of building
driving the city towards bankruptcy and pg up big
neglect ha Will have to be faced later by
IL IS distinct disappointment to have this board
show the white feather and fail the
been put to them Instead of taking trying
educate the the things
vlsors have stepped down the trucking
the ones who fear that business principles applied public works
will mean some loss to earners
Some day Honolulu will have covering body men big enough
put the needs of the ahead oheir tng ambitions
ana then Honolulu will commence business basis There
not one of the supervisors today but who
cannot MAINTAIN its miles of streets its income There
probably not who does know that present
building is ultra expensive job done dab dab
block must be There able who does
not appreciate the fact that the frontage system
way whereby tins city may secure good roads and paved
WITHIN reasonable time And yet, told
them are afraid to put the system force
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
THE ADVANCE OF TEMPERANCE.

campaign Of education the interest of temperance u.
prohibition IN Hawaii Of the nationwide campaign.
be started by the AnSaoon League the proposed
accurately the education
under for many years is to be pushed with renewed and
greater
The workers the this
the the Wadman
their leading lie kamaaina, who
ana respect of the all
the Islands from end to end familiar with local racial
dtons and man who possessed of solid Christian
the makeup
We do look for rabd denuncations of
from Mr. Wadman but from him be expected
appeal the and will the
of the liquor interests The saloon has little
the but
who will calmly point out youths the advantages
athletics and clean body noxcants the foosness
of spending what employment
RETURN profit apd which longer respectable The
when it manly drink has
those whose of shame
of his capacity for noxicans his prodgaly
rtve remember when
That they longer do of the times
soil is fertile for the seeds to be in
against the national the elimination of which
the successful solving half questions pepex
kind
That Hawaii will abreast of Terri
the hope that underies the work being
have selected Mr. Wadman their
ditons and men in sight for disappointment
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
A SUBSTITUTE FOR LAHAINA CANE.

Experiments varieties must be extended
The aana variety which has been the standby in Hawaii
seventy years considered be identical with the worldwide
cultivated for knows how pantgen-
place matter of sunse 1t has
grown long that its characteristic has been mnuey
studied and recorded. ..,..,..
If has been the observation all canegrowng coun
that the Bourbon losing its pristine and
disease work with varieties must
until with the vgor Of the Laana of forty
ago has been bred up to take its place.
Plantation help but hold Lahana their
minds basis for when varieties under
trial When seeding falls down important quality they
failure. Practical work the breeding
establishment varieties profitable line of work
for practical men.
This work properly that of the state experiment stations and of
the United States department Of agriculture well of the plant
tiers station The United States government has long maintained
staff of scientists who helping other industries their stony
roads The Hawaiian planters should ask Secretary Hous
take the question of breeding should
the Democratic congress
tried to hit main industry body blow liberal appro-
praon 100000 help Hawaii work
tc agricultural problems If recent mail advices and
the secretary of agriculture honestly DESTROYS of helping
planters their rough roads, why take the
ton at its word Why should the planters for
station when the United acknowledged ought
TO do that work itself?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
EcoNoMY PLUS ErfIc1ENoY IN HEALrH MATrERs

The ~ The health " Honolulu something which body
VI afford to play politics with especially at this time 1t
pcrIisis Upon the Health of Honolulu depends greatest
ready bsinstha % the and the military Should
epidemic time before the Mdpacfc Carnival the
best tourist Honolulu has had prospect would be
ruined while epidemic accompanied by Che resistance TO the
health authorities have the would quarantine
Of Honolulu by the health officers of ports abroad and stopping
leave at and There
pose that there win be epidemic if ordinary is
brought into play prevent it, but just when the
making their budget for the first months of year and
while settled included
csson of the general health conditions of the city and of the
sy for forethought
the city that are clearly within the province of the city authorities
others There number Enthusiastically
longing the TERRITORIAL board Of HEALTH while there the
twilight covering matters which might be cased either
municipal territorial The three which
escape responsibility those Of cleaning the collection
and disposition of garbage and the of the INDECENT sick All
other matters which the city claims jurisdiction within the
sphere Of the territorial board of health we'll there
tapping undue clash Of authority and
the work Is not well done by either.
Inasmtch the time hand when
kind must prevail would be practical politics well good
the part of the city fathers to attend strictly the work
that theirs alone and back the board
other debatabe matters Of sanitation inspection and health rea
ton? Let the food officials attend the question Of milk let
the health inspectors attend the question of dres let the
ora veterinarian attend the question of
let the territorial officials short handle the markets. the
sanitary situation the food supply and other matters affecting
health call expert city
health department handle cleaning garbage
vice and the care of the city S INDECENT sick.
The clear line of demarcation health
between what the city should do and what the board of health
should do the there will be and efficiency in both
health departments what than business
frequently found in practice be nobodys business Between the
city and the Territory should be agreed just what each other
and
The question of the cys health something politics
over. 1t is too important too vital, for that.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
HAWAII PREPARED TO BACK PINKHAM.

Governor Pnkhams by cable of his policy May
we all labor of Hawaii that sterling manhood
vail and Justice opportunity be afforded to the industrious and
humble and of wealth seek the priv
ege aiding establishment of unsefh for all has
the sound and broad enough to win popular
port despite its patudinous generality.
reaches here from Washington he will
find community ready welcome him. wish him God speed
appointed and prepared to back him just long
forward for the good of Hawaii The community is tired
bitterness the Kuoear fight and the later contest
the Democratic the govcrnoIshp and all
precpac trouble for the Governor block
the progress Territory by useless personal chickering's
Governor Pnkham will find the get together" movement in full
the boost spirit predomnatng The rank and file in
Hawaii appreciate this Territory facing problems that
only united action cooperation satisfactorily solve
Wilson has selected Mr. Pnkhm to lead the people of
Territory for the four and the people OF Hawaii
cept the choice and will work help him help Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
THE PASSING HOUR.

far the San Francisco fair has objected
Honolulu sending the Ad Club pirates the expoon but that is
about the only Hawaiian plan that has not been found fault with
Pineapple who DESTROYS extending their
trade should get the help Of the bureau of foreign and domestic
About of the Hawaiian pack exported
last
Engineer invented bpane plant
ers associations printed by esteemed contemporary
makes the inventor claim that the method of construction allows
easy for any individual young old to throw the
the rapidly moving belt and be deposited the car little
hard the aborer perhaps but what aborer would not risk his
neck in so good cause?
do how the community feels but
to it looks k decided imposition for the learned
put time defending convicted gamblers who happen be
arrested by the federal officials and sending bill the
of deputy prosecute gamblers for him the
police This community ready stand for anything
that of the city Office and will prob
ably harm in Catharts decidedly objectionable of milk
ing the treasury
Honolulu pointed by Supervisor Petre needs city hall,
but there things needs and until have free
garbage made compulsory aud thorough better roads
than We have been able to get few miles OF sidewalks
improved fire and police service and
to along without hall Before bonds
ded thousand dollar have with the first
yet be the all for roads that already
to pieces When the city and put business basis
and comprehensive statement of financial condition
be made viii be time enough to talk of bond issue for
public building
We hate ID Keep rubbing but help drawing the
attention of those who boosted the Maluka site the
nifty for the federal building the latest from Washington
which is that Honolulu will whistle long while before the def
cency in the building fund caused by the switching of portion
10 the site purchase fund made Had the civic center site
the architects recommended the federal building would oday be
well ON is towards completion Now the purchased site
safely be planted Ia cane with every prospect of the haryes
beng nhlr 40 pei Al least iva raoon before pick struck
IN The ground Tor he muh nccd pnone and federal
h0ue There will be- the Opera House before
there ' federal baldng-a lf Mahuka site
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
THE MoNTEssoRI MErHop.

What the Kindergarten the
it novelty the Monessor method may be the present
generation 1t all the of child
Whether is to be accepted rejected time show Ii has
applied in this country to limited only. But there
prospect of better understanding of Rhode Island
representative the by Dr.
The representative, Miss Craig made close study of system
and result of the Rhode Island
resolved to give years trial at the State Normal School,
the indianapolis News.
TO begin with will be children
ten and elementary studies The basic principle Miss
scrlbes 1t breaks entirely the
kind of verbal kind of
matte instructor and the sympathetic teacher
held the hids other self transforming the soul of the
world into pupils life through enriched special
Whatever be the outcome interesting experiment
been made than this which Rhode Island will undertake
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
WORLDWIDE BEEF SHORTAGE.

Honolulu of meats complain of high prices VceCon
sui Naett of Budapest figures under
regard Hungarian prices for fresh vivid
idea of what high prices really He states that the
for fresh
beef thirty beef
fifty cents and veal fifty to sxtyve cents pound Hungarian
mutton which and of quality sells
There of
in Hungary in 1912 than in 1911.
The meat shortage acute Germany that the
paites giving free coongsehoo for work
and distributing giving recipes the prep
araton of fish oodbecaus beef and within
the reach of the poor man
AS Director Agee told planters few days ago Hawaii
throwing few millions of dollars
trash and molase instead of transforming them
the world meat hungry Prices of beef bound
good Hawaii ought of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
MORE DEMOCRATIC THEORIES FADING

DsIuslonment The the farmers Of the country
ready begun Democratic ideals promise become and
stumbling block and thorn the flesh and other unpleasant things
That not of the fifty million dollars recently let by
United States treasury to assist in moving crops
of the fingers of the cotton buyers and the
serton of Charles j. Brand in charge of the office of Of
the department OF agriculture address before the
citation of Agricultural Colleges Experiment
ingon November l6 last.
In the hope of moderately reasonable credit
one of accompanied the leader of the growers
association to of the leading banks in Little Rock The pres
dent OF the bank while expressing interest and anxiety
stated that available for already
had S30OOOOO ont cotton, all of which
buyers and commission men,
The bank president added that he the
handling the Arkansas allotment
Tor moving and that far he knew
TO avail himself directly of the the
The ideals OF democracy undoubtedly beautiful but they
work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
MAY PURCHASE f
PHONE LINES
Government Said to Be Seriously
Considering Important
Question.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE
United States government is said TO be
much closer to the formal adoption of
a policy of government purchase and
operation OF telegraph and long dis
lance telephones than is generally rea
liZcd. Although President Wilson and
PostmasterGenera Burleson are reluc-
tant even to discuss the question at
this stage, it is said that they are en-
tertaining proposal to start the new
policy by the purchase of interurban
and long distance telephone lines.
Representative ID. j. Lewis of Mary
land author of the parcel post law and
the recognized authority at Washing
ton on express and telegraph and tele-
phone questions, urges that the govern
ment pass over the question of purchas
ing the vast properties Of the Postal
and Western Union Telegraph com
panies. His idea is to have the govern
mcnt content itself with the 100000
miles of interurban and long distance
telephone wires, which, being of cop
per, can be utilized by the postoliice
department for the simultaneous trans
mission of both telegraph and telephone
messages. These. he estimates, can be
acquired for about 100000, thus
establishing the government as Il com
petitor of the commercial systems and
paving the way for purchase of the
telegraphs later.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
A BAD LINK IN THE BELT ROAD.

BODYBUILDING is important consideration
efforts to tourist traffic Hawaii There roads
through Oahus
coast There sections of good roads with impossible bog
separating them at kaneoe Last Sunday many
pies were stuck IN mud holes in quarter mile
and few drivers with good mule teams reaped little
ing them
Beyond Waahoq the have finished macadamng POO
lee oil road since November with thirteen twenty
SIX so wet and stormy that they unable move dump cart
NJ kanhe the county has completed only about July
we cannot aiod To have tourists 10 Honolulu with
monies Sarl gay ou FOR spin the muchadyorsed lounltc
hhnd prroad excursion, aud drop boomess
Wnhh ten miles Ut town Such experience will knock all
Nmeh ONT OF sNmonhS "Trip around the world
business proposition for the spcry sos IN have The contractors that
nave Just finished the Waao road in aud finish Kaneohe
'" lhtn Mh Wr take friends the wonderland
ool OF The lh we viii moi have the embarrassment having To ask
our Phs 10 rd her patent rathes and hep tho balance
''ffh' party from a mpdlydhappeuHng vehicle