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by sudden change leading into n
storm area the advent ~ Spring not
set an established fact.
May b-A concentration Of evil
forces. meteorological and as concerns
the body polite. sudden variFtions
in the barometer. with pro, lpitition
that tends o. slcct Not1.is deaths
occur around this date The stock
market panicky. lower quotations
MAY i2-Another exciting dav on
Change. money centres disturbed.
With some especial development IN the
New Haven inhrorlio A maritime
casualty reported. with danger %
Wharfage interests.
May 16-The o~ccultation OF Moon
and Jupiter ~ the lunar quarter fore
bodies a building disaster and earth.
quake reports. while Venus In on
junction with Saturn vii bring 20 light
n d~isgraceful episode In a~ristocratio
circles The weather dense and fox
~. showery and cold A prominent
death In the artistic world This
aspect would warrant a further anal.
ysis. but tending 20 the Oppressive.
May 7 s-An eduahle influence ct
tends 90 tho 2tst. on which and the
following date tho market make
some positive rccossfoua.
MAY o. Seismic aud building ca
families centre around his point
with accidents In mines. and a sub
Way casualty
People born during the following
periods vii come under the benehc
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The weather f. fairly eduahle. with
storm impulses covering the nrst few
days much precipitation around the
Oh. extending o. about the Sth. with
a lowered temperature crossing the
country between then and the 18th.
n disturbed area between the 2tst and
2fth. followed by cooler weather. n
logical sequence 90 atmospheric per.
turnntIon. The death rate exceeds
the normal.
Some scandal In criminal court pro
cedure VII be barred in Atlanta. with
Instances NJ official %prcuiation over
THE nrcn ~ the middle States Fur
thcr wcst and along the coast line
the ruling powers are in Tor n trying
time aud tho Japanese question viii
again confront the authorities. the
p~roletariat viii be in a b~elliEeront
mental mo-i Both south and west
Will b. subject to inundati0n seismic
strain. and Joss through play 81 the
elements Another West indian hur
ricane II due in the Spring or early
Summer.
Some special Incidents mas be
looked Tor on or near the following
dates:
May "A building disaster. With
analrs in that department opeu 20 en-
vrTilgauon or criticism. anil reflection
upon those lu authority. Public STRIFE
ture upon political rr0rcsses and 40
pleasant publicity given % the high
why's commission.
May Hf.Fair weather. followed
BE- UrIfafn Wfrtfa 49,
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the girls came on the stage. Bu. II vas
pleasing preparation for the advent OF the
girls themselves. The girls were asso-
ciated IN its minds with the words. and
especially with the melody:
TELL me. pretty maiden. are there any
more az home Ike your
There are a few There are a few;
must love some one. and II might AZ we'll
be you
~The association was pleasant. Pleas
ant association means popularity. That II
the psychology % the success OF the
FiOrodora Sextette.
1T IL the same with the Powder Puff
girls. There are chords OF gay. chatty.
music Then the words:
"'Oh. Cecilia. don't make those eyes AZ me.
on. Cecilia. there's no necessity
For I'd help you greatly n I'm let.
With due regard for etiquette
Then the girls fash on in their dainty
short skirts. edged with e~iderdoVn. and.
looking like moving powder puts. be-
cause OF their eiderdoWn gowns and their
soft white neck ruffs. their huny hair and
iheir waving plumes. producing a soft. furry
effect
There's a difference between them and
the s%extette. and ! regard Z, a. significant
% The lines. 70 q human 20 always seen
the new. These girls are new. IN tho sense
Of being 81 different types. The F1orodora
sextette were tall. stately and mildly hir-
tatious. The Powder Puff girls are small.
nimhle and viracious.
The Florodora Sextetfo set tho fashion
IN tall girls. Thereafter only tall girls
we're the mode. But the dainty little
Powder Pun girls are setting a new style.
the charm % pstteneA
The aong and dance have been the
great agencies for charming men since
The beginning - the world. 7 refor you
t0 the story ~ saiome. who won the head
~ John the Baptist BY dancing before
Eerod.
'Associate the song and dance with a
woman only fairly pretty. and hcr fortune
is made And oddly enough Che force "a
greater. lF cumulative a. Dr. we're. ~ there
are several women. Instead ~ one.
The ORIGINAL F0r0d0ra Srvfeftn Included
Marie Wilson. who attracted the wander
INK gaze ~ Freddie Gebhardt. forced 10 20
concentrate upon her as che san Tell
We Pretty Maiden" 20 aurn extent that
rne became hia rIfr. and finally hH widow
Edna GJodnch welded ~. g.. goodaIn. ar.
CURED % large part 10 be fortune. starred.
treating The role Of ~"EFaureIine" ln tho
drama form. and uhen not PLAYING enjoys
lie in Europe Frances Belmont BE-
came Lady AHhbu~f0n and resides in Frr
land Faurhn TeKsmith. returning f0 her
native Texas. married one NJ tho richest
ker through reliable flpo furnished hy Pho
LATE James Kcono and other. who we're
repoafers. that is. who vent frequently 70
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n HA1S i9 n martial luuation but
MI with the god ~ war IN not a
A very creditabie light Though
~"elevated' ln the lunar scheme he II
conioined with Neptune In the ninth
mansion. and ont 81 his element I'm
the watery tripiicity.
This bodies rnther il BON FOR tho
military and Che naval hr9nohcs and
obstacle 81 viii impede The develop
mcrt ~ defensive or F~trafcRlcal
methods Tho heads ~ these port
f1.I0s iu thc national ministry viii
Incur criticism. aleo SCANDALS viii
manifest iu their respective depart
mcrts The SHINE application may be-
made tn state national guards with
rihH'e and intrIsues o. mar the cni.
cheney 0f the service
Tho shipping Interest. are irDpar.
dlyr1 through this coalition Of the
planets. with danger to tho cable sys.
tens thc Atlantic being Tho probable
maritime quarter. and probable
around the iFt tho ttth. the 2ist 81
The 1gfh.
some notable Marriage o. inter.
national Interest HlN occur. denoted
hr fhia same position AMI especially
between fhr i''I and 18TH Uusincss
Interests Hrc I.'pIrl'1rI aud cai1m
Wv t1 public nli'lIurs may hc looked
Tor more through tho visitation Of
God than ~ man. tho elements and
not inccnfirrism
g1pFrIrHt 1914 Dr. the STAG r.-,r4r
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n TO six singers we're ever so famous
as the Florodora sextette nor ever
a sextette upon whom collectively
and Individually. fortune 20 brilliantly
smiled. You are as lucky az the F1oro-
dora Se1tette" i a 2roverb.
Brilliant marriages. stage stArdom or
millions were the fate OF the six beauties.
A simple s~eItette OF chorus girls outshone
the star. Their tinkling. tin-panny notes
deafened the ears for the rich notes Of the
prima donnA While star and phma
donna have been forgotten. the s~extette Is
az radiant a picture In memory as II was
when "FlorodoTs ran for two years al the
Casino.
Thomas " Ryley. the manager who
gave the ssNtette ia han BY producing
ne opera IN which u appeared. has pro
duced another musical play. The Queen
OF the Movies" In which be introduces a
revival OF the famous sextette. The oc.
tette known A. The Powder Pun Girls
ne says. 81 more attractive than the
Florodora SeTtette and will have an even
more brilliant future.
Recently the company started on a tour
~ the United States. Nine. valli Valli. the
prima donna. Will charm. OF course. but q
Is 10 ne oetstte that the manager looks
Tor chief popularity.
They are prettier than the s~extstte. and
more EinEerv. n the sextstte went upon
the stage now Il wouldn't cause o ripple"
said Mr. RILEY - guarantee that every
one ~ the Powder Pun girls VII be en-
Eaged % a millionaire or two when she re-
turns 10 New York. or a. least viii have
had a chance 20 marry on tour. or n any
of them prefer careers. Wall Street or
vocal lessons 50 Paris will be open 10
them
The difference De- that the se1tstts a. OF
hn0tAer decade. Chorus giris are foacra
tnat bloom h1t ten years o. most They
are decade blooming plants The old seY.
tetfe could come back upon the stage and
receive a welcome as indlgiduaia. but not
collectively. The earfetie is mature. Ttr
memoerH are ln their Autumn or 40 least
tleif Midsummer. These siris are in their
ngrlEF. EVER body loves youth
'It irnf the girls themrnlgeH that BROUGHT
them luck. ft o. the songs they sang Tho
aW of aaHorlation is one ~ fha strongest
~ mental laws We like something mat
is aeaocisted IN our minds with something
plfasant We reopen "a letter with plnas.
anf orpectatons because even t1olFh We
Do not recognize fhe handurftinR We know
That % IT, associated fro our mind with
rDmcfnlng Or some one that g. pleasant.
Tho public and various individuals faH fn
i0ve With The Fi0r1d0ra Fertrffa rfen b.
couldn't have cared Tor any o. che mem.
HefH alone The secret % their popular
lfF isv .n mo song Itself A. soon ar the
frrf .frains ~ Leslie stlart's sonz. Tel
No Pretty Maiden we're beard. The audi
nee began % applaud That vas before
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~
Margaret

the eyes OF all those
Ever night In the
r. ~ HAa

reign OF Jupiter this 4 |nth. and may
look FOR n general ffprovement IN
their Affairs: Sprinl Of 1853 and
1855. Summers Of 1s5J hnd 1853. Win.
ter ~ 1864. Falls Of 1eb5se. Winters
OF 1871 and 1875. winkrs 81 1873 and
lSsS. f'all OF isss, Skinner OF 1924.
and Fall OF 1898: or In the second
week OF February. April. June. Octo
Der or December OF any year. New
prospects vii oner matters undar
wav VIII brighten. nd initial ven.
lures may be safely - taksn.
Much caution advi o. this month
for those born IN Fatet 1854 and
1861. Spring and = i--sr Of 1852.
SUMMER ~ 1865. Spr re - 1869, Win.
ter o. ISIS. summer o. s79. winters
Of 1855 and 1891. afd sumner OF
1899. or in the second Neek Of March.
June, September Or December. Two
q these periods co1hict With the
above. the n modifying the other.
Conservatism n The gatchword.
The first four days give anniversa
rios 81 promise 70 he succeeding
year Of llfe. The 5th denotes illness
and bereavement eth to ifth. o.
favorable auEury. the 18th shows 70
verses and radical changes should r.,
avoided; the 1Gth TO 18Th favorable.
18th 90 23d the rsveyse. The latter
date inclinlne to sec dent and dan.
ger on The water. the last week Of
normal tendency. exfept the 2Sth.
With legal involvon enha.
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ahburton fell in love with her. Now Lon
don society and English gardens claim
her attention. May Leslie Is going abroad
this Summer. and younS members OF the
peerage grow plenutlllf n the Carleton
and blossom profuSely ~ after-theatrs
suppers in Piccadily.
Daisy Green RECALLED the eyes OF all those
VINO ADMIRE brunettes. Every night IN the
Florodora Sextette lorgnSus were focused
upon her splendid. sombiely tinted beauty.
MSS Elsie Hamilton, a New Orleans girl.
is OF the same langu ous kype. Miss Green
became a star. Miss Hamilton has fixed
her gaze on starry heights.
Marie Wilson wens mr. higher In The
social scale than Miss Lydia Scott NAV go.
Certainly she had no ~Igreater claim 70
pulchritude. Miss Scottl.r Athletic nine
teen-year-old Staten Isla33er. .nas engaged
me affections OF a young Kentuckian, Who
is related by MARRIAGE = scues ~ the old.
est families IN
There re%ain1N f.ueIe ST. Claire and
margaret Morfh, OF to- octetfe. Mr..
kyIey' the astkobger OF chorus ortunes.
predicts that Pacific Coast mflionaires
Will be their fortune.
Take them tirl for girl. feature for feat.
ure' ana they' give greater promise han
the FIorodora yextette. ! predict that their
average OF attinmen t will be higher"
So the chorus girls fortune maker issues
his fiat to fate.
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The exotic. dreamyeyed Edna Goodrich.
presented no more alluring strain than
uoes Zelma Mantell. the dainty German
blonde h won the friendship OF her
eountrywoman. Nine. Gadski. and intends
10 study music in Berlin this Summer.
Margaret Walker was no more lucky in
business investments han Truly Ewers
promises 20 be. Already Miss Ewers is
studying the stock market Already Miss
ESers receives regularly her tips from
The Street"
frances beImonts name Is one 20 con
jure with among ambitious girls on the
stage. Within the memory OF this gener-
@uon OF playgoers Miss Belmont began
IN the chorus OF scrub women In a musical
comedy. The Prima Donna" She became
a florodora s~extette girl. Charles Hawt.
rey made her a leading woman LORD
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The Good and Evil for May as Foreshadowed by the

n JAYS e. n martial lunation hut
MI with the god ~ war 10 not a
very credItnhIe light IhnnEh
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
NOON AND DE Won SISTERS
HIT OF NEW OFFERING
AT THE BUOU THEATER

The third bill. The Politicians"
produced by the Suaulding Musical
Comedy Company. opened last night
at the i}ijou with Paisley Noon and
the De Won sisters easily in the lead
as the headlners of the company.
Their numbers were the features Of
the program throughout both shows
and they were repeatedly called bach
by encores. Eddie Murray might
have been funny in his role but he
wasn't. He eliminates all humcr fro N
the situations by IVpeating the actions
which first resulted in a laugh. He
should vary his comedy If he expects
TO make good in Honolulu; also the
Murray brand of vulgarity Is most OBJ
noxious to HonolUlans.
The tango dance was one of the
pretty specialties which the chorus
executed with grace and technique.
The moving picture by George Spaul.
ding, Hattie de Won and Paisley Noon
was a new and clever stunt. All the
musical numbers were good,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
WHAT'S INDIGESTION?
WHO CARES? LISTEN!
"Pape'S Diapepsin" makes Sick. Sour
Classy StOmaehs surely feel fine
In five minutes

Time it! In five minutes all stom'
ach distress will CO., No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or helching Of gas
acid, or eructations of undigested food
no dizziness, bloating, foul breath OIL
headache.
Papes Diapepsin Is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs. II
is the surest, quickest and most GER
tain indigo stion remedy in the whole
world and besides it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear-they
know Pape's Diapepsin will save them
from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-you are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and di-
gest it; enjoy it, without dread Of re-
bellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one of the fam
lily eat something which don't agree
with them or in case of an attack oil
indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis OF
stomach arrangement at daytime OF
during the night it is handy to give
the quickest, surest relief known. -
advertisements
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
NATIONAL GUARD
A!RMORY OPENED
THIS EVENING

Tonight tn" National Guard OF Ha-
vail will throw open the TJors of its
Lew armOry to tie Lublc. and for
several EOu!s program OF military
exhibitions and contests VI. Vy. luI
the Ht,n"tiOn CT thl 5pe,:atlr..
Squads from the ni.t yard c,rn-
panies on Oahu. and thc three from
the outside islands. Will "Omrele in
various events. inC!udin, mauLdl e
arms. tent rolling. wall scaling. Gay.
onet fencing, foil fencing. bayonet eX-
erciscs. and Butts p;."s cIl drill 1t
is a we'll selected program. and with
every company in rihA LIST infantry
striving for success. the contests
should be keen and interesting.
The fist event. blanket rolling. is
scheduled for 80 Shelter tents will
lie pitched on the armo-y floor. Sc
cured with small lacks instead of
pins, Ct course, and n the command
the squads will strike their tents.
make the blanket rolls, and form
again at attention. rnI various COM
petitions and exhibitions will follow.
A large space has been chalked off on
the floor of the armOry for the con,
tests. seats being arranged around the
sides and on the balcony.
Following the contests here will be
It dance, at which the enlisted men
of the guard will be the hosts. AL
together, the opening OF the new ar
rory. marking as it does a new era
in national guard efficiency, should be
z big success. All the funds taken in
will go toward furnishing the armory,
Which is now only bare hall.
Finals in several Of the competitive
events, and dance given by officers
Of the guard will be held Saturday
evening.
be the exhibition Of Swedish drill, by
A feature Of the affair tonight will
the marine corps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
CONSOLIDATED CIVIC
BODY COMMITTEE IS
PLANNING NEW LAWS

Judging from the amount of work
now being done by the joint commit
tee OF the Chamber of Commerce and
the Merchants Association, appointed
recently to draft a constitution and
bylaws for the proposed organization
to be known as the Greater Honolulu
Chamber Of Commerce, it is probable
that the project will be completed in
about two weeks. This fact was
pointed out at a meeting of the men,
bers of the committee yesterday aft
ernoon. e.. ~
At the initial meeting of the COM
Inittee, the old constitution and by
laws. drafted more than a year ago
when the question of a greater
chamber first was brought up, were
divided into sections, these having
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

One Of the Carnival features that
should prove a great attraction will
be the sacred concert by the Royal
/ Hawaiian band on the roof harden of
the Young hotel Sunday evening at 9
o'clock. An exceptionally fine pro-
gram is being arranged by Captain
Berger for this occasion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

Chairman Jack Young foeIs en-
thusiastic over his big feature. "Ev.
erything seems to he coming our wav
now" he declared jubi!antly at a
meeting of his committee held ypyter
day afternoon. 1T looks as though we
are to give the best show Ct the car
lival."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

been distributed among the members
for suggestions or alterations. Ac-
cording to state ment made this
morning by a member of the commit
tee. the old bylaws seem to be meet
ing with approval and very few
changes thus far have been made. The
committee, however, intends taking
plenty of time before making def
mite report. The next meeting Of the
committee will be held Thursday aft
ernOon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

Six bands will have place in the
big water carnival on the harbol
next Friday night Besides the Hawai-
ian band, the other five are military
bands from the list. 3D. 25th infantry
LIST field artillery and 4th cavalry
These bands will be placed upon diff
ferent waTar craft and scattered
though the line of vessels which Will
form the great nautical parade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

The Honolulu AID Club ia, been Il
vited by the Rev. DOremlS otud4e
to be the guest OF the Central Unio
Church at a special service to bt hcl
en- Sunday, February %. The invite
ton has not yet been acted upon, bu
it is understood that it will Likely b
accepted
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

Already a large number of the
downtown stores have been decorated
for the Carnival. and the comment
heard concerning the appearance OF
the adopted orange and green coiors
scheme is universally favorable. A
force of electricians has been at work
for several days on the Young hotel
hich is now strung with hundreds OF
light bulbs, which indicate a very
beautiful effect every store in the
business part Of town, and a very
large number over in Chinatown will
he decorated by :he first of the week,
declared Chairman f. A. Berndt, Of the
decorations committee. this morning
The committee is greatly pleased
with the cooperation which has been
so willingly given everywhere, and
the town will be by far the best
dressed in it's history
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

The Bishop Museum will be opened
TO the public during the Carnival week
as usual. and on "Wednesday, February
IS, in addition. 1t will be closed cnIy
on Sundays until Wednesday. Febru,
AIRY 18th, when the usual schedule
will be resumed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENT

Owing to the Carnival of all Ma
tions" being held in Palace square on
Saturday evening. the night usually
dedicated to Lucullus and Terpsichore
at the Seaside hotel, the management
of the seaside announces that the
dance scheduled for the 14th will be
postponed until Saturday, February
2I -adVertisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
MOANA DANCE
FOR TRANSPORT

Tourists. local army and navy and
society folk are invited TO attend a
dance given this evening at the NC
ana Hotel in honor OF the first cabin
passengers OF the transport Thomas.
A Hawaiian Quintette will play dur
ing advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
ROOF GARDEN
CONCERT

Those who like comfort and good
service and who enjoy good music
can find all three combined Saturday
evening on the Young Hotel Roof Gar
zen while the concert is in progress,
Prof. Carl Miltner's orchestra will per
form from 9 to 11.15-advertiseme
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13
TraYelinp Aboard.

why did you come back and give
yourself up?"
81 knew Id soon be traced" an
swered the absconder The tempta-
ton to mail souvenir postcards was
too great to resist. louisville Cour-
ier-Journal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-13

A Moorish woman regards 1t as a
point of honor to be absolutely ignor-
ant of her age.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
ADVERTENCIA
A LAS personals QUE SE DIRl-
JAN A ARECIBO.

Nos vemos obligados participar a
nuestros clientes, que varios cocheros
de Arecibo, reciben una participation
por cada pasajero que lleven otre
HOTEL distinto al nucstro.
Debido ese interes Y Ell perlulclo
del pnblico dan informes falsos con ell
exclusive objeto de arrancar nuestra
clientela que la vez le arrancaran la
participation que les dan a dichos co
cheros.
No hagais caso y venid donde nos
otros, donde siempre encontrar6is IN
servicio esmerado y por precios m6di-
cos.
Nuestros coches estaran todas las
horas de llegada del tren en- la estacion
a la disposition de nuestros chentes. 81
no tienen nuestro letrero no son los
nuestlos.
"nOTEL LAS BALEARES"
Ell mas antigua y mejor de Arecibo,
Viuda de Orpi y Sobrino
Avdt
LIBROS DE MISA Y CARTERAS.
EFECTUS DE ESCRITORIOS
DE VENTA
EN- LA LIBERIA DEL "BOLETIN.