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The Topeka state journal., 1913-05-08

| in New York city, and will leave soon
for the east.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Nyman will
entertain about 35 of their friends at
their home on Western avenue on
Saturday evening, in honor of Mrs. A.
Ericsson and Mrs. c. Johnson of Dem
yer, Colo.
Mrs. Harold Hurd and her son, Rob-
ert Raymond, of Chase, Kan, are visit
ing Mrs. Hurd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Currie, 1925 Monroe street.
Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of the board of
administration was in Topeka We'd
nesday. and returned home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Coburn and their
daughters, Mrs. Theodore Jessup of
Chicago, and Mrs. Frank Tomson of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Mrs. Tom
sons children, have gone to spend
week in Colorado Springs.
Mrs W. K Haynes. of Kansas City,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A B. Hollis.
Mrs. Don Mulvane and her children
will spend a part of the summer in
Portland, Oregon, with Mrs. Mulvane's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Fleishman.
Mr. Harold Herrick, of Wellington,
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Everett
Akers.
Mrs. J. G. Leopold is spending two
weeks in Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Topeka Central Y P. B. will
meet Tuesday evening, May 13. at the
home of Miss Ruth Boyer, 1853 Wayne
avenue. A special program has been
prepared. All members and their
friends are invited.
Mr.. Hugo l. Miller has gone to Fort
Smith Arkansas, to take a position as
scenic artist in the Electric park of
that place.
Mrs H. L. Strofm returned Tues |
day from EI Paso, Texas, where she
DR. and Mrs. w. w. Reed of Blue |
Rapids, kan, are guests of DR.. and
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her aunt, Mrs. c. o. Knowles. Mrs.
w. T. Beerbohm, Mrs. c. ]. Trapp,
Mrs. Fred Cole, and Miss Lillian Trap.
Mrs. Cole Will remain in Usage until
the last of the week.
IL d II
Mrs. George Parkhurst has asked
guests for bridge Friday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs Harmon Ryus,
of Los Angeles, California, who is
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
DeWitte c. Nellis. Mrs. A. A. Robin
son will have guests in her honor Tues
day afternoon, of next week, and a
number of informal luncheons and din
ners have been planned for her. She
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Mrs. Robert Stewart during the con-
vention of the Medical association.
Miss Margaret Beerbohm, who is
teaching in the Newton High school,
will come home the 4th of June to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Beerbohm. Miss
Beerbohm will have charge of the Ger
man course in the school next year.
Mrs. r. L. Cofran and her son, Ros-
well, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde LutZ
motored to ST Joseph, No, today
Mrs. w. T. Johnston of Wichita will
give the greetings at the meeting of
the state Federation of Women's clubs
at Chanute, in place of Mrs. w A
Johnston, who will be unable to at
The Topeka state journal., 1913-05-08

silk in a darker shade as should the
cuffs into which the sleeve of modish
fullness is gathered. The coat closes
far on the left and hangs straight and
untrimmed from the shoulder. The
hat worn with this had rolling brim
of yellow straw with crown band and
bow of brown velvet and shirred crown
of pongee.
The Friday Evening Whist club will
Mrs. B. G. Walker. $40 Quincy street.
The Topeka Avenue Bridge club will
have a l o'clock luncheon Friday, and
Mrs G H SAMSON 7. !. will = be hostess
High school crowd are planning to
give dance Friday night
Guests at a sewing party given We'd
nesday afternoon for Miss Gladys
Scott by Mrs Cecil Forter were: Miss
Scott. Mrs Fred Davis, Mrs. Frank
Montgomery. Mrs. Dana Davis, Mrs,
lief Felix. Mrs. Warrick Updegraff,
Mrs. George Davis. Miss Hazel Larkin
of Bartlesville, Okla, Miss Dorothy
Scott: Miss Eugenia Quinton. Miss
Hazel Howe, Miss Margaret Garvoy,
Miss Grace Frost, Miss Grace Koontz,
Miss corinne Soston-
Inc hnlSnCS OF COlufn DuS gave a
dance and card party Wednesday night
at their hall in East Eighth avenue.
- j. IL
Mrs. A. H. Purdy will entertain the
Ideal Card club Tuesday afternoon, at
her home, III Lincoln street.
j. j. -
The Washburn College Y. W. c. A.
had banquet Wednesday night at the
city Y. w. c. A. rooms. Mrs. F. K.
Sanders was toastmistress, and re-
sponses were made as follows: pixies
Peak or Bust" Miss Lillian Stone;
1.-The Wonderworld," Miss Irene Dean:
1.-The Opening VISTA Miss Dorothy
Dales: along the Trail Miss Minnie |
Burkholder; Among the Pines," Miss
Mary Ferguson; "On the Mountain |
Top" Mrs. D. l. McEachron.
The association is interesting its
members in the summer camp in |
Estes Park, Colorado.
IL II d.
The officers of the Womn's Home |
Missionary society of the First Method
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1st church will give their annual party
FRIDAY afternoon at the home of Mrs.
y. p. Paxton in West Tenth avenue.
There will be a program and social
hour. All members of the society and
their friends are invited
=
"A Ga1nty summer frock for a girl
OF 10 is sketched today This may be
maze OF charmeuse, voile or any of
the sheer lingerie materials. The
blouse which is plain is shirred in
several rows into round neck be-
meath little overlapping tabs or motifs
of fine lace The main charm of the
blouse portion lies in the sleeve which
The Topeka state journal., 1913-05-08

Mrs. Eugene McClasky. of Usage
City, who was formerly Miss Florence
Bear, of Topeka, is entertaining her
relatives at house warming and re-
union at her home in Usage. Members
of the family who We're invited from
Topeka are: Mrs McClasky's mother,
Mrs. S. J. Bear, her sisters, Mrs.
Charles Barnes and Miss Edna Bear,
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tend, and Miss Nellie Cline of T.arraa
Will give the report of the IegisIative
ston. """H-
Mr. and Mrs. c.. L. Miller and their
daughter. Louise. have been guests Of
Mrs. M. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs =
i. Simpson, of Kansas City have been
visiting Mrs. Miller and Miss Vera
Miller.
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D1scontented Twin--Pretty rotten luck
on me- l shouldn't so much mind having
a face like mine if it wasn't so beastly
like yours. Punch.
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Try State Journal Ads for Results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
STEUBENVTLLE

sTECBENvtLLE. q. sept is-An-
M p. Sanders W.. Jno q Sanders suit
FOR divorce. custody % children and ali
Wnry for possesaion ~ the household
f"odF and o. cnoin him from destroy.
irE ~ difrurinE ~ Same o~ intsrferfnE
with her They were married Drtobsr
~. ltst and Hre alieEcH cruelty iu
ftfiElrE bier. threats o. FlII forcing her
o. leave him BE punished the rhlidreu
uHiusily ana iuhumanly BE har called
her vie names and has q violent uurnn-
tr'liHttr temper. Incompatible and die
agreeable nature ani dIapnsitiou. and
90 Dts RACES has abused and Killed
h9rs"s AMI kept his family Ga q state
90 terror
nsinah smith W. Cota Johnson 81 at.
Hprraiaemeut confirmed and sale ord
= g cole W. Fnery ! gato. settled
I.itcratu Dc Simone vs. Tuo Fatfauo.
astted 90 costs OF piainUn
1adWiEa Struueurkt W. Narvan
Sffuremfkl fuit o. collect back all
mnrF and " y r. v o. V Earrtaheef
ffeufEe p Hoover w. Jessie Hoover.
FIIf Tor divorce AMI custody Of chill
drer THrr were married June f0 1909.
- Urllllaut and Pc alleges gross NEGLECT
on duty and failur fn Go h0asshold out
tes on care Tor the children. also That
FHe leaves home AMI stays away All
night aui she arrosiates and CORE
spends Nth other men. also extreme
cruelty ln calling him vile names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
SPECULATION DRAGGED ALONG ON
THE NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Sept Is.-Speculation
dragged along in an uncertain way to-
day, with no important movements
save in few stocks, until the last
hour OF the tradingg. At that time
buying became more active. and the
market rose sharply. Union Pacific
shares led the advance. both the com.
mon and preferred scoring rapid ad.
Vances. The recent course OF stocks
led 10 confusion OF speculative senti.
ment, which was reflected in the hest
tauon displayed during most OF the
day. Finding operations on either side
OF the market equally Improbable,
traders virtually abandoned their Ell.
forts. and business all but ceased
When Union Pacific resumed the lead.
ership in the last hour. however. the
list made a better response. New ia.
ven broke 2L2 20 another low level.
AT s5l9, although IL subsequently, raj.
lied. The petroleum stocks again
moved violently. Mexican petroleum
dropped 3. California Ala and Califor-
MIA preferred points. Later they de
veloped better tone. and Mexican
scored a full recovery. Money rates
were unchanged. Total sales. $4,000
shares.
The late advance in stocks pulled
W tho speculative bonds after the mar
ket had shown a downward tendency
Total sales. par value. 100000.
L. s. bonds were unchanged on
call. The 2s. registered. sold q lower,
at 81.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter. Eggs and (:hec,e

NF.W YORK. Sept. fs-Butter-
Steady factory current make nrsta
2t%c seconds 23iS &c. packing
stocks June make. No. I. &c: current
make. No. 2. 230 23tzc. No. 3. 2ia2zt.c.
,,heese-steady. Wisconsin. Whole
milk nats l6J $40. twins i5&c. frsts
p y soc. seconds 75a27c. thirds and
poorer J. a &c. fresh gathered di~ties
No l. p . &c. fresh gathered checks
good - choice dry isd zoe: state Pen
% q &c. Eathered browns and mixed
colors ESQ 35c
EIour-Steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
FINANCIAL.
WEST VIRGINIA
PATENTS ISSUED

As reported by 10 7 Dunlap. patent
lawyer. OF Wheeling. W Va. the pat
ent once records show tho recent
issue % the following patents 20 West
Virginia inventors Charles r. ia.
Wis. Marliuton. W. Va, planter. co.
Hnpert MorEantown W. Va. sash
lock. Wilbur r. Hunter. Morgautovn.
". Va. goblet
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Money.

NEW YORK. sept iS-Money on
call hrm. range 2wd &c. ruling rate g.
closing bid 2Ac. closing asked &c. Time
money steady sixty days 4Ln4tac.
ninety DAYS ~ d4sc
toTper p. n. STANDARD spot SIS 80
onersd eiectroiytlc SIS S5ai5 90 Lake
Easy. spot SCI s. ~ 81 Lead 81 70
Quiet.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. &C.
havl"y-Feed or mixing So n soc.
Timothy Seed-Ss OOa5 80
lover seed 50 0Od II 20.
Pork Mess. 122 SO
lard-Cin tierces) SiI IS
short RIBS 'loose) $40 81. dlI %
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittshursh.
Ia. sept. lS..-Cst steady. supDlv
hEAt Choice IS 5o0s 30. prime IS u
s.eep-Steady. supply fair Prime
mons " 5og3 So. lambs s. Ooa7 90.
veal calves 81 5Oai2 90.
Hogs-Higher. receipts Is double
decks. Prime heavies g. s0aS %
ne ums and heavy workers. s. IS a
-. light workers 8 1rd9 90 pigs
'soogs 30. roughs s. 5o0+ IS
CHICAGO. Sept. IS-iloEs- Ree.ip,s
1000 head d CHER. halk II sales s. Il
rs Is. light = 40as n. mixed g. 90
" bg -. piEs 50 .5aS 20
cattle Receipts 5000 head calves
&c lower. Seeves s. sOEg 30. Texas
steers 50 300 o o.. ftocscrs and feed
ers 81 600 90. cows and heifers 81 90
q IS calves s. b0gii Is
sheep Receipts $500 head sfsa4v
ratiye ehccp So 5Ons vearltnEs
- .5H5 IS. lambs. native IS sBff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
,. 8. mach. a Cos Ciosing Letter.

NV YORK sept There wss
CONSIDERABLE bear pressure on the mar
bet ~ morning and prices receed-f q
point or 40 for all active stocks New
Haven vas very weak on account 81 the
publication 81 sensational piece ~
Fassip about large discrepancy having
teen discovered he MARKET was given
very little support by bull interests
ana selling was rather encouraged The
n arket began ~ show good suppo.t
AFTER noon hour and " grafusilF work
% higher The chief topic Of dtscus-
sion was the remarkable showing that
the Reading made Eeadirr Stecl
= ma Eafnatef fupper and tho Fri +.
were bought rather heavily and the
whole marNet seemed 90 be ready 20
advance sharply. The short interest
having increased IN past few DAYS.
technical position strengthened and
there - No question about u0seutia4Ift
81 those tehinl the market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
Coffee

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
NEW YORK Sept IL -Hsvre mar.
ket advanced one i-lf 90 one and one
quarter francs September futures
closed offered az sac. December closed
offered az $500. March closed Offered AZ
tzoc. May closed offered At ga2c. July
closed offered at $500. Rio No T.
quoted a. 9tc. Market steady
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Par Bid AskIf. =

2lrf f1r 60 cash dividend 49,.
serfsuber 7nfh
90 Trnrsfer books close O~foha-
pafah.e october 7faf
"a rrrrsfer books close psrtsrrhe~
goth fnr ono hair 81 one rer cent rsrh
dividend payable Drtober faf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-wheat owners
here. who have been troubled by me
outlook Tor heavy shipments. duff
free 10 This country from Canada. IN
loaded today with increasing vigor.
moved by news that threshinR north
OF the international foundry was be-
ing competed much earlier than in
ToTner years The market closed
weak = to 80 under last night Corn
lest l.. TO sc net and oats y n =, 10
&c. In provisions the outcome rang
ed from 55c decline 20 12Hc advance
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tl1 Transfer looks close Sep. 20 fo~
- cash dividend payatls oct ist
~ r. anSfer books close oct ~ for
= - - cash ~ .idends payable oct
'ai-Transfer books close Scot - Tor
= cush dividend payable r..-oIsr
80 Books close Dctobrr stn for -
cash dividend pas october I5tn.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WIZ EIiN6. " Va Sept ~ ~
Tho following qurfafiors 9r ne 49,,
actlve wheeling stocks are ~orrs~fe.f
daIliY for The Int 'i'Fsnrsr ~ George w.
IiHrDn. local broker. ard y " Marshall
rnsrsge- P-nf department
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N(-Transfe- books close Sept goth
Sept :oth. pay O'e
,2l-rransfsr books close Oct. 2Ist
Tor y Of per cent cash dividend pay
able Oct 3fst
tSl-Transfer books close Sept. 20
for ! = per cent cash dividend payable
October /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. sept is-Credit bal
ances $50. Runs 6s.fof average iOa
5ss shipments 100. 226. average III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

This story ~ yours o. AL rfrht~
slid fhe editor but your dsacsfpfion
N the herus automobile fs simply i'm
possible n there was an autofnnhfis
made az perfect 80 the one YOU a.
scribe. tn buy one tomorroV W-hers
in tne world GA you get gsuti 49, 4"
That was eaHY. rrulfes - k--sor
Fot my friend. RraEiey- % describe
his rev car Judge.
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" " Hicks and vifc 90 Anna q
PsNson. LOT in Guchrist addition. con
sideratlon. SO.
{. ,. caldwell q Co % Alex J CaId
well ST. and Alex Caldwell. Ir
and James g stephens. lot on Jacob
street consideration. go
W ~ Hicks and vito 20 Anna q
PaNson. lot IN Triadelphia district.
consideration. $40
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Hazlett's Local Stock,.

WHEELING. ". Va SEPT fs ~
Ihe Following quotations on fhe more
I'VE Nrc"HnE stocks ere corrected
daily fOr TIE Intelligence by Howard
haklett son. local brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
COUNTY COURT


Guyuls Hydo. -. and Miss Elizabeth
kisso. H. both % Martins Ferry.
Daniel , - ArcanEelo. %. and Miss
Mary Pianto. 81. both Of Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

Gibbs How dit that rirh h7or man
'Ee ~ 80 introduced into societv-
Hbls Ue wasn't introduced. he vs.
injected udge
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TIE complete success ~ Is sur-ars
movement viii rot hanish harSain coun-
ricros fortune tsliers-Judea
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WHEELING. ". Va. sept is. -
Ihs scfIt- fTttHuurE'i stn.f- ~orr.~t.4
and brOksfa National Exchange mas
bull ling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

A ?. Uirich qualified as a notary
public.
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. ". Va. SCOT e. 49,
Range Of active stocks on tus 49,
aorh stock EHcnanEs. corrected daily by
A. 4 hasfeu Co brokers
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the County Clerk yesterday. for rec
ord
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N u j. 8 Ist$$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

I#HNFn I.IHf HIMFm. IH wears ~
UloomfnFd no arf Lena p MuI. Ii
years. ~ -mifhfsid
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Deeds ~ Trust.
Three deeds % trust acre LEFT with
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Articles. ! o5en. IiiEh- Low. Close :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07
PRHyCESSES ]
PARADE Ar
{. NAMED
~ & ~ ss5'7.'-sl7 t<

Miss aEucy Ward, one OF knus
most skilful and graceful horsmen,
win bepchairiaen Of the pidsqpe
princess section of the 191iiorai
Parade. and she will have siana
1rincesses a quartet Of the 1femi.
nine ride, 9 of the Territory. 70 on
these have already been M Dy
their islands--Mrs. Henry e OF
k,auaf and Mrs. Hannah NJ P Oh
Maui. So s---
This was announced todayplrec-
tor-General Charles F. Chilfortl,
and Mr.. Chillingwerth breatf sign
Of relief when he said that MISS
Ward at the head Of the pr1s sec
ton q great load Of troubiePn nis
mind. The Hawaii prinee9d the
Molokai princess, will be nafsooh. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07

- Dsslls usissrslsy, ooetss Assssls
eassa univesslly - hssylnaa, stsfea
= he eeatsi6sfisa - TypAss 49,
niAslist
s.a s.s sl.. ! ls.. s..a s.s.,ss..
- nlsat n1nbei - eAaeA tIaaf - -
thoss dlaiasbaaeaa efmasa6sllsn UAl<A
s.s. ..a: "a s ave-. I: .s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07
ANCIENT ROI TO
LIVE AG|N
+. NCOUR
AAS !

The sensational battle uhe L.
1912. when seven of the ing o
entail club women OF gown az
tackled Editor Ching Yaus IN his
sanctum and compelled # fetraSs
statements alleged to Rafen maue
in his newspaper, the TIN -,
will be- reviewed in det4aln mex
Monday morning, whe4 case -
called in Circuit JUDI Sih0on
court.
Editor Ching Yam Huieu an &c
sault and battery comp d
all seven women a few aler ma Ia
celebrated affair in ne IN
following a lengthy III ~
distric tcourt all the donIo 49,
fined lin amounts var I'LL -
S25. with costs attacI Tue 49,
was taken up in the cur. "
appeal by the womef ," 'uuee
Monsarrat's decision. -
| In articles in his nkper, Eui.ol
/ Ching Yau Hung, qufns Tue ais,
a.;t;on If certain dunds, made
references to the f9e
| to which they took on; va ing
morning of June II caleo N E
hody at his office a1nanaso . ~,
| traction. From tHint IorWaIu
| &c stories of the ii vary wide
lly:a The editor sayf tnFe" HI
down and while opo Iay MOO
held him, the other bed him witt,
their umbrellas. he tegained
his feet they conti4 me attack, he
saws. and he displd mangled rag
in the lower court he declared
vas the remnant Ihirt they had
nearly torn from tck during the
struggle. o..
, Yau Hung, obeh p ancient Cni
!, lnese custom. did esist them, hs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07

ns pssAlAsaf sssial ssassA ~.
eslas wallesl
-sa.sseses sAasseasdlg ses.sfes
sieep. tatilosalastoa aeggss - bgeess
he pesieat - hsanA. Aass u.seAea
sysssas Ass, Ssss sslssssr ssSsr.
ntaeA. aaA have pssssa SSaEtoesa -
- Dost Valaaola.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07
FABRIC SHOES

a recent trip through the New York
shops. says a. Tribune writer. called
strikingly to ones attention the pre-
duminance Of fancy shoes In this sea-
sor,s models. Shoes OF cloth, satin,
SILK. velvet and suede we're seen. ana
when information was sought from
enc Of the leading shoe buyers he
said: Leather shoes are no longer
popular. Fabric. shoes are In demand.
Tor the call il now for shoes to match
tie gowns, and 90. the alEcloth shoes
or the cloth upper, with leather yamp
is distinctly in vogue throughout the
country.
eThe average cloth shoe, however,
is unsatisfactory, as the cloth stretch
e and makes the foot and ankle look
c;rmEy, and the only good shoes we
have found are those made OF the
crayenette cloth. This cravenettf
fabrsc, while firm. Is 50 flexible that I
tits the foot closely. hugs the ankles,
thus giving those hne lines that give
distinction to shoe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07
NEWCOMMANDANT
CALLS ON THE
GOVERNOR

Rear Admiral C. B. T. Moore. VIII
will shortly raise his flag as comman
dant Of the Honolulu naval station
paid an official call on GoVerno
Frear this morning at the executive
chambers. Admiral Moore calleI
alone, and while the ceremony wa
essentially a formal one. the call wa
in reality marked by the most plea
ing informality, the territory's chic
executive and the officer who WI
soon be the ranking service represel
tative in Hawaii. chatting pleasant
over old-time Honolulu and ike 81
jects.
The ceremony which will mark II
transfer of command from Admi1I
Cowles to Admiral Moore will tail
place February 20 at 10 a. m, accof
ing to present plans. The flags
the outgoing and incoming commiI
dants will be properly saluted, 81
Admiral Moore will take over the Il;
portant duties which go with the ef
/ troll Of the navy's most important n
ject, Pearl Harbor. L
Lieutenant stevens, who acts In
dual capacity of captain Of the yil
and aide to the conmandant, will Il
cupy a similar position with the d
flag officer. III F.
i Until after he assumes commit
here. Admiral and Mrs. Moore WiliE
main at the Young Hotel. L
Naval Notes.
i fhe biil now before Congress r
yiding for an increase in the map
corps will IL It becomes law, inf.
iiately advance Major Neville toe
grade of lieutenant colonel. ME-
. Neville has stood No. / on the lipf
majors for two years past, but p,
. out increase Of casualty his p1o
: ton is still several years dist,
Z there being large hump inae
3 higher grades OF the corps. lnly
event, Major Neville will not rem
. in command of the marine batpn
here for many months more, as Is
due for relief about May.
) Captain Richard Nelson, theeW
!, barbormaster and pilot for Pearhr'
: Dor. was sworn In day before yer
= day. and Is now in full control me
shipping passing through the clnei
and harbor. For the time belize
! viii have an office at the Holh
!. naval station, ana will spend put
!. half his official time at Pearl Her,
:, and half in town. He will cqne
: to reside In the city until goyefnt
= quarters are available at the nSta'
tion. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07

One Of the most important an
nouncements. SO far the coming at
fractions are concerned, that has
ever been made by the Liberty the
ater management is that Henri French
viii begin q weeks engagement at the
Nnuanu street theater next Monday.
and being vaudeville star OF the
first magnitude, and well known local.
". his engagement will be watched
for with considerable interest.
French is well known to patrons OF
the big vaudeville theaters all over
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-07

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