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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-09

]. FRANCIS EANLON,
Chairman Public Buildings Committes.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-09

Attention is directed to the
exquisite gifts in Ribbon Now
elites made to order.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-09
Magazines and
Periodicals
Robes formerly up to @ E0
$500, while they last. pA.JO

A new department. What bet
ter gift than a years remem-
brance TO your friend of a
weekly, semi-monthly or
monthly magazine. Separate
copies on sale also.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Police Court Record

Da.,ri-t IraEch. Judge NulIown' -DpIa.ni"
FLrlnng Gisorieriy, s, or ]" day. carrie
,'arru!l d.s.rdcrIy. SO oT - da.s Jam =
jackson. Nose. Harris Marie WIiI-.! nd
Cora No. 'herson. d!sCrderIy. dis lGlssr'.. sd
n,y Payne. shooting craps. -. I'r:cIi"! .
MarceIlUs Welsh unlicensed bar, Gis.nlss~I; :;
H!lGs kennedy. disorderly. s.. forfeited {.
Leonard J. White. trdGfc violation e. fyr-
ieited Joseph Fleet, speeding automobile, 81
IorI Ieit.d. William Hil. disDrdsrly =. fpr
le!t".i. Charles W B.al5fDGi. ulll''rrsoi pool
room. SO forfeited. Harry Jones'. dI.prdrr =.
- n Z. days: John y p,va flT dis"rd.ri, >,
81, forfeited Frank 4. Hparnsn. Gis-I!,.lE
s. forfeited. James freeman. di-Orh'-lr g.
forfeited: Arthur GarH-r. disOrd"rIy. s. f..
feitcd Arthur smith. cisOrd.riy, a.. f'"-
Ieited: Jerome Sparks. d!s"rd.rly, p. f.
ieitrd George Wells. dlsordcriy. a.. f..
H=itcd; Harry chapman. traffc t.oia i'ri. 3
forfeited: Frank Curro. traffic vi"Inli"H. s-
ebruary -. Richard SouIer.iiI" GnIi'
bar. 500 or $50 days: Henry Jones. G.s.r
derly IS or lJ days. Edward T. ''ryGI 'I..,,
derby. SO. forfeited: Louis K fsyr.". d.s"J-
derry dismissed Clara Washington. "!ar
Derby. s. or Il days Herbert Il. I:"cklrv 3d..
ION. .obite collldIng with automobile. disIm.E.,. .!
ary =: New York Loan '5.npa:lv. .'p.sr.,g
loan shark law. rria F.. rlHrv -. .,I,a. ~
TuilivcT disorIcrIy. e.. fp.f'itc,..
nited State Lraucn. Judgc PugIl- i-.GI
Johnson alias Frank DV-lc assauI tr,.I
February "a: Edward Lacey. larceny. =. Is.t.
Benjamin Vaughan. larceny. SIC or 20 days.
St Clair Medley. larceny. SO or - days.
Elias Green. assault. 81 forfeited. Mary
O'Brien. disorderly house. trial March 6:
Harry Turner and Kirk Martin. operating
hand book indefinitely postponed.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Army andNavy
ARMY.

Aejor GEORGE D. GUYER, Sixteentt
Infantry, is detailed in the quarter
master corps. at the Preside of Sar
francisco, Cal, for duty as qnarter-
master, relieving Captain GEORGE r
r. CONNOLLY, QuarterrnastcI
Corps, who will proceed TO the Presi-
dio OF Monterey. Cal. for duty il
Cooks.
The name OF Major JAMES A. RYAN
Cavalry, is placed on the list of de
taChed officers February 81, and the
name Of Major CHARLES A. HEDE-
KIN, Cavalry. is removed.
The name Of Colonel JAMES A. IRONS,
Infantry. is placed on the list Of de-
tached officers February 81. and the
name Of Colonel WALTER X WRIGHT,
infantry, is removed.
The name of Colonel FRANK WET
cavalry, is placed on the list OF de-
tached Officers June /, and the name
OF Colonel WILLIAM a. SKUNK,
cavalry, Is removed
The name Of Lieutenant WALDO E.
AVER infantry. Is placed on the
list OF detached officers February y
and the name of lieutenant Colonel
ROBERT H NOBLE, infantry, is
removed.
The name OF Captain HAROL D. CO.
BURN, Twentieth Infantry, is placed
on the list Of detached officers Feb
ruary q, 1914. and the name Of
Captain JAMES J. MAYES, infantry.
is removed.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM c. WHITE
NER, Twenty-fifth Infantry, IL de-
tailed as inspector-iEstructo OF the
organized militia Of Hawaii, TO take
effect May /, 1914, vice First Lieu
tenant ARTHUR L. BUMP, Twenty
eth Infantry.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
JOSEPH FELS DEAD
FROM PNEUMONIA
Millionaire Soap Maker Was
Friend of Poor Man and Ad-
yocate of Single Tax.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-Joseph
Fels. millionaire soap manufacturer
friend of the "down-and-outs," and one
Of the most forceful advocates OF the
single tax, is dead. Mr.. Fels died at his
home here yesterday. ten days after
Being stricken with pneumonia. He was
5iXty-0ne years old.
Mr.. FeIs was known internationally
because of his work for the poor. He
IS one Of the few rich men of America
who strove earnestly for the uplift Of
mankind and for equitable distribution
OF wealth. He directed his great en-
erg.cs and his keen mind To the poor
and unemployed and he solved many Of
their problems. He urged the single
tax as an alleviation of many evils and
took great interest in the free gardens
of London.
Before Congress three years ago, Mr..
Fels declared the tariff was responsible
for the high cost of living. He tnen
expounded the single tax and told OF the
free gardens in London. There, all
vacant land is loaned by landlords to
plots to iced their families and sell y
surplus. II has been estimated that
$1,000 persons in London are fed in this
wsy.
Mr.: Fels advocated similar measures
tor Washington and other American
Much OF Mr. Fels' time had been
spent in London recently. though he
was a native born American. He was
born in Halifax. Va in 1853. When he
wss fourteen years old, his parents,
Rho were poor. were forced out of the
Nsr-wasted country. and went to Bal
tImore. AS a youth Fels. with his
father. started making toilet soaps in
Baltimore, but the business was not
successful, and they went to Phila-
delphia. where they made kitchen
soap, that few years later was
known throughout the country. His
fortune was made.
MI. Fels recently returned to his
Philadelphie home from England.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
HYATTSVILLE.

The young men OF Bladensburg have
organized an athletic and reading club
to be known as the Young Mems Club
OF Bladensburg. They have obtained
rooms In the Bladensburg town hall
lowing officers: Allan 3. Duckett.
president: ]. w Wilson. vice presi
dent; George Gibbs. secretary-treas-
urer; Clifford GasCh. manager, and
Carter keane. captain.
The bill introduced in the State legis-
lature by T. Van Clarett. delegate from
Prince George county. permitting
justices of the peace to take applica-
lions for citizenship has been amended
TO provide that but one justice ia each
er.
Wilhelm Busck. the voune son of
Mr. and Mrs. August Busck Of Wine
avenue. was seriously injured while
coasting on the long hill in front of his
home He lost control OF his sled and
crashed into an electric light pole.
The Rev. DR.. " .. Skcllinger last
at the First Presbyterian church On the
life OF George Washington
Miss Louise Gourley. 81 Holland
Point. Calvert county. Is N" guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Thomas r. l-ttimer. of
johnson avenue.
Percy Parlett has rcsisnca ms posi-
ton in the TostoffiCe hrr" to accept
an appointment in the Government
Office.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Wholesale Produce Market

tc'iS--,Quotar.ons furnished by Gplrcm q.
''..J- N"arr'''. r"aH. @p"-,' per d"% -rD.h
ern. -" p-r uoZ
-, EE:>i: -tUu,tatiuns FURNISHED by '."Iue.,
r.. co Sew YORK. new. s. per H.. IA
&c per In-
ErTTER-tQuotatl"ns Iur.ishrd b. Golden
. d. Co = Elgin pr:nt sic PER IL. tub. =,
Pc IL: process. -lD-'c per 10
LIVE POULTRY -'Quo,a' ,na furnished b..
Krey. Price & CO.t-H"ns I5c per ID rop.-
ters Ior per ID; turkeys -0If:.Ic per -, a..
4pring chickens. l>p-".' pcr 10 GIcka i-"I,.
per r..
D.tESSF.D PoI LTi;I ,,, r nrlnr. hy kr r..
I'ru'- K %. - ICrh' =. -....,, p. IL. r1n
ms. mm-2" p~r H. l..ns I,"2or 5.rr -
.u.k.. ltn2.' I'- i". I''-.. I,IIoc p.r H.
I,rr.."d Pork !Dl., : .Hf. IiI!2r pr 49,.
ln"t'uin. l.c prr H.. .laE. and scwS. ,,t.,
;..r lh.
ri:EEH FRI'ITS- rCuoration rurni..i.l ~
TaEl"r Wadei-i 'ali'DIHla Oranges 50 Dn3 %
:.-S hgE lemons. 81 - pr b,x EloridH prhpe-
.5r.It. B. G1G4U per box: appIcs 81. sIrs %
per thl s. - per crate
EFT;ETABI. .ES-t tQuutatinn. furnished by
n yIpr WadHD-pOtarpes. 3 "aH2 30 per b,J
"n.ruE. Texas per bbI e.. 81 %: cnbbas" s. tOp
2 I. per bbi.. lettuce. s.. Cync % per basket:
f..".7. & 1"I2O per -" hun"hea; yans,
g. nina ~; celery. aCW15~ I~r doZ sVuIsh
1rsZ - D"- Lib. kal". I"r hhI-. 7sctIEltu
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
PUBLIC NOTICES
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Dis
TRICr OF COLUMBIA, February ls. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that. in conformity
to law. the pamphlet containing = list OK
taxes in arrears on real property In the
District Of Columbia On the lst DAY oe
July. 1918. also all assessments subject TO
sale. has been printed A COPY thereof Will
be delivered to any taxpayer applying there
for at the Office Of the collector Of taxes
OF the District VI Columbia. and tho
tax or assessments due. together with the
penalties and costs that may have accrued
thereon, shall not be paid prior to the day
named for sale, namely. the 10th day oe
March. ISt4. the property involved viii b
sold under direction at puoitc auction.
at the Office Of the coilecter OF taxes Of the
District Of CoiuInbia. commencin. on tho
said 10th day OF March. 1y14 between tho
hours OF 10 O'Clock In the forenoon and
O'Clock In the afternoon. and Continuing
each following day. SUNDAYS and legal holi-
property is sold OLIVER p. NEWMAN.
FREDERICK l. 6IDDONS. CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioners Of tho District oc
Columbia
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Funerals

FUaeral services for Lincoln E. Buck,
- Geters undertaking establishment,
-Oday al 2 o'clock
Funeral services for Albert P Doug
.Es, at the Ballston Na) Presbyterian
':hurch. tomorrow 1T . o'clock. Burial
n GlenWood Cemetery.
Funeral services for Robert Allison
Mattingl., at his residence, Sic N street
northeast, tomorrow. Later services at
Holy Name Catholic Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura j.
Petit, a. her residence, l3l7 ThiIty-fifth
street northwest, tomorrow ut so
clock. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Frances
SZegedy. at her residence. iyi2 / street
northwest. tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. Later
services - s.. Pauls Catholic Church.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Obituary Notes

ALBERT 2. DOUGLAS, at his resi-
dence in Ballston, Va. February I.
ANGELO GHISELLI, at his resi-.
Cence, 1885 Pennsylvania avenue north
vest February D.
ROBERT ALLISON MATTINGLY
st his residence, 6l6 NJ street northeast
February q.
MRS. LAURA ]. PETIT. at the resi-
dence of her daughter, 1877 Thirty-fftfl
street northwest. February II.
MRS MARY ELIZABETH TEE
ROBERTS. at the residence Of her
daughter, S1G L street northwest. Feb
ruary o.
MRS. FRANCES SZEGEDY. ~ her
residence, l5l2 L street northwest, Feb
ruary 90
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Body of Soldier Suicide
Sent to New Jersey Home

The body of John Buchalter. private
in Company B, Engineer Corps, who
ended his life yesterday by shooting
himself in the head in a Pennsylvania
avenue hotel, was sent to Bergenfield.
y. j., today for buriel. Buchalter, who
was stationed at Washington aBrracks,
mad been staying in the hotel since
Thursday.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Insurance Man Breaks
Leg on Icy Pavement

Fa!!Ias o. he clipper. .".,..-s,. Be-,
front Of ll0S Scrc- ont .v...'Ic iI0rtI
west. today, Thomas J. Guther.e. seven
ty years old. an Insurance man. .ivin2
at IA Thirteenth street north west, frac-
tured his left leg. He was taken 10
Emergency Hospital u 81 ambulance.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
AnacoStia, Hyattspille

, Wednesday in the condemnation pro-
ceedings.
Wilbur Jarvis. OF the Washington
Yacht Club, will soon occupy his new
home on . street.
George J. Bradbury has completed
the erection of a brick and frame resi-
dence in Southern avenue. Bradbury
Heights.
A citizens association is being formed
at Bradbury Heights.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ONCE OF tho
Supervising Architect, Washington. D. c.,
February ~, l9A--SEAIED PROPOSALS
Will be received In this ofhcs until O'Clock
.. M on the sth day Of March, lslA and then
opened Tor tho reinforcement Of 6oor. and
changes In mechanical equipment in room
Alb, Once OF the Supervising Architect. IN
accordance with this specification and the
drawing mentioned therein, copies OF which
nay be had AZ this office. .. WENDEROTH.
Supervising Architect.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c..
Washington. d. c., February Is fHs.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at
this Office until o'clock, p. N, March s
lSl4 Tor grading Colorado Avenue. y. W..
between 18th street anu the Avenue OF thu
Presidents aggregattng about $500 cubic
yar1s Of grading. Blank forms Of proposals.
specifications. and all necessary Information
NAY be obtained from the Chief Clerk, En-
cinee- Department, Room f27. District Build
ing. Washington. d. e. OLIVER p. NEW
MAN, FREDERICK l. SIDDONS. CHES-
TER HARDING. Commissioners. D. c.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Funeral Services Held
For Lincoln E. Buck

Funeral services for Lincoln Z. Buck,
formerly a captain in the District Ma
-ionsl Guard. were held at Geier's chapel
this afternoon at o'clock. the Rev.
Lucien Clark. of Hamline NJ. E. Church,
officiating. Burial was in Glenwood
Cemetery. Mr.. Buck was employed in
the Postoffice Department at one time
Funeral services for Angelo Ghiselli,
for fifty-five years engaged in the taior-
ing business in this city, who died at
his home, lT36 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, last night, will be held al the
residence on Wednesday. The services
win be under the auspices of the Ma
sonic fraternity Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
A Brother Worth White

NEW Tpkk. Feb @-;-I'ivc hours
after giving Il quart Of his blood to
save his brothers life in an operation
John Gilmurray. twenty-onc. acted az
best man AT the wedding Of his sister.
Mary.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

The Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
citation will meet tonight in the Baptist
Church 10 arrange for discussion of
ta- reform in the District. Commissioner
Ei.idons will be invited to address the
association. and Herbert J. Browne. rep
Jrse.:ting the Tax Reform Association
is 10 he another Speaker.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

POSITION as Hoverncss, secretary or com-
punion by WOMAN with best social and edu-
catiDnal references. Address BOX 3e1 Times
otIe.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

The jury appointed to pass upon ths
twelve parcels of land lying on tn"
south shore Of the Eastern Branch be-
tween Anacostia and Massa chusetts
avenue extended. visited Randle High
lands and vicinity last week. ana re-
port will be made TO the court next
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
FOR RENT-OFFlCES.

FOR RENr-Ofhce and study: good location
for doctor or dentist; moderate rent: in
private residence. ga Pa. ave. s. E
LARGE OFFICES and stores In business
section. electric Lights. elevator. steam,
tanttor. ~ = rs. Dental offices. SIS to s2s.
VICTOR BLDC. sth and Grant pL Gail sth
fo9r.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

.After having presented their views be
fcre the subcommittee OF the Appropria =
tions Committee in the Senate on the
Iroposition to abandon Chemical Engine
Company. No. z, located in Pennsylvania
avenue. citizens of Randle Highlands
believe the engine company will remain
here.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
ANACOSTIA.

A Martha Washington tea will be
given by women of the Garden Me.
mortal Presbyterian Church this even
ing.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

A jury has been named to visit Shan
non place and report upon the condem-
nation of ground required for its ex-
tension north as far as V street. The
jury wilI make its visit next Wednes-
day. George o. Watson. Adolphus
GUIDE. Robert F. Bradbury. II. B. Simp-
son and John Cobb, are its members.
Hiss Margaret O'Malley, OF Buffalo.
". Y. IL visiting DR.. Mary OMalley.
her sister. Of the medical stan of the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
A company of young people will hold
a dance tonight in ST. Teresa's parish
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
LOST AND FOUND.

GREEN COAT, fur collar: Saturday night in
Arcade. Reward II returned to II ID :. L.
EYE GLASSES and case, on y st or Zlst
between !, and NJ 81. Liberal reward 2I3o
- St n. w
ToCkETBOOE-Black leather containing
S.3a and valuable papers written n jewish
and silver pin with Hebrew inscription: lost
saturday night on Lincoln Park car. between
9 and 10 p. III. Liberal reward IL returned
10 3Sl q st. n. Z.
MASONIC PlN-Oyal. Reward for return to
Room 2'5 General Land Office
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

Ten I.r:A4' ,i !, rs..> AID .ttrez. r,cnr ou.
OF Is,It i, "a. r.'. raEr - isa!. 60. no. -
s!l, rl -. I've. rear ~. lS
FOR HII,E-Iic-s,s. carriages. wagopc. day.
week or IUUlth. Special prices GEN.
EIEELsC CO. INC, ra1- -? Pa- ava N uSI
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

Tic Ladies Aid Society OF the Bap-
dist Church will give a social on Wed
ncSda- night.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

AMBITIOUS MEN-ClasseS just starting In
building and contracting complete in Z
mOs.J mechanism g mos.D, machine design
x rnos.p, drafting. mathematics ETC. You
NEED one of these courses; no previous prep
aratiOn required. Get catalogue and enroll
now. CAPITAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE,
enois BLDG lleh Al G.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
HELP WANTED-MAlE

AGGRESSIVE PERSONS-Enroll in our long
established night classes. drafting, patent
specification writing, practical mathematics
and other courses, nine months: school in
session all year: start now. Send for ord
annual catalogue illustrated. and visit our
classrooms. Let us refer you to our many
10 the COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING,
Mcl.aChlan bldg. city.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

BOYS and young men with wheels. N.5o day;
steady work guaranteed. Apply DINE
AESshNGER SERVSE. NJ 18th st. n. w.
DRAMATIC man to play straight: must be
PROFESSIONAL: no amateurs: for vaudeville
BDS 40 Times office. -
DOoRMAN-Also usher at once. VIRGINIA
THEATER. 9Th st
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
HELP WANTED.
MALI and Fam ale

! WANTED-Buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater de-
partmert. Only those with best
references regarding character AMI
ability need apply. BOX III, Times
Office.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

YOUNG man t24) desires position; 8 years'
experience with New York city real estate
cOuc.Tns excellent references: bond II aeCes-
gary. ALBERT c. FRIEDMAN, b2s West
l.STd St. New York city. is
PAINTER. paperhanXer. plasterer. halso-
miner wants ork. room paVered, s.; paint
The Washington times., 1914-02-23

Miss Louise GOurley, II Holland
Point. Calvert county. Is N" guest of
her sister, Mrs. Thomas r. lHtimer. of
johnson avenue.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
DEATHS

CHASE-On February .. 1884, AT his rest
dence. 32o A street southeast Col. a. Il.
CHASE. aged eighty-one years
Services at his late residence. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends invited.
1nterment private.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
QUEEN LlLiU0KALANl
VISITS CAPITOL AFTER
ABSENCE OF 20 YEARS

A marked element Of pathos attach
ed to the attendance of ex-Queen Ii
liuokalani at the Carnival of all Ma.
lions in the Capitol grounds Saturday
night. 1t was the first time she had
been in the Capitol building since
she left 1t in 1895, after she had been
released by the republic. The vener-
able woman occupied one of the gid.
ed chairs which in time past had
graced Ter throne room As she watch.
ed the merry throng from the front
lanai of the old Iolani Palace, as the
Capitol building was formerly known.
she was observed to frequently brush
away the tears which obscured her
view. Il was evident that a food of
memories was well-nigh overwhelm.
ing her. However, she smiled brave.
ly through it all. and conversed
cheerfully and optimistically with vari-
GUS persons about her. The last few
weeks that Liliuokalani occupied the
palace she was a prisoner of the at.
tempted countersrevolution being con.
fined to the suite of rooms on the sec.
ond floor, now occupied by the audi
tors Office staff.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
2ND INFANTRY BAND
ENTERTAlNS AT BEACH
IN SUNDAY Pm. CONCERT

Townsfclk ard tourists to the mum
Der of perhaps thousand gathered
on the Eva lawn of the Moana hotel
at o'eleek yesterday afternoon to
listen to concert blythe I'd infantry
band under. the leadership of Chief
Musician Albert jacobson. The con.
cert was lengthy oneland exceed
jngly we'll despite the fact
that the noise made by the breakers
at times made il impossible for many
persons to hear Bencles furnished by
the hotel ulanagenlent provided com.
Portable seats fer ALL Following is
the program
Hymn Elm Feste Burg $1,000.
-. s. -. :. Martin Luther
Overture 71iartha : !e4.l. z. Flatow
Kamenuoi Astrow !. Rubenstein
Fantasia Home, Sweet Home the
World Oyer -. .ll.l5. 5.,... Bampe
Selection The Grand Mogul. Luders
Comic Tattoo $685.. Fahrbach
Prelude sl.a..i. Raehmaninoff
Excerpts from the Fairy Opera
.Hansel and GreteI' Humperdinck
War Songs of the Boys in Blue.
: ........,- ;. Laurendeau
American Patrol ........ Meacham
The Star Spangled Banner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
CARNIVAL SPIRIT HOLDS SWAY IN HONOLULU
10000 MAKE MERRY IN CAPITOL
GROUNDS AT DANCEOF ALL nations

the evening that any patrons to speaE
OF We're able to reach them.
Two Prizes Awarded.
Two cash prizes Of sos. each were
awarded by the committee towards
tho close of the dancing. 10 the gentle
man and lady declared to haze ha !
the most striking costume and te
have best sustained the characters re-
presented. The two were Miss Hiida
Peck and Mr.. Sol Williams.
During the evening the Capitol la.
Fais were occupied by a large num-
Der OF government and territorial Of
ficials and thier wives for whom s2e-
cial seats had been reserved. Among
the most notable OF these aas Queen
Liliuokalani. who entered with 6
single attendant and was net Tecog-
aized by even those close around her
for some tire. She remained for prob
ably two hours before the crowd out.
side the building began to learn her
identity, When she took her leave. II
is said that this is the first time since
che was deposed from her throne, IN
1895, that the venerable ex-Gueen has
been in the building that was once
her royal home.
The committee which had charge
Of the Saturday night program, which
scored such success, as marking the
real opening of carnival week, was
composed of s. A. Walker. chairman,
S. Chillingworth, Jr.. Chas. Is Still.
nan, ]. Roy Patten. Ernest Kaai, y.
Lloyd Conkling. 1t III. Campanole,
and j. Walter Doyle
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16

this evening for their first rehearsal.
Following is the complete list of the
representatives named in the order in
which they will appear in the Parade
Hawaii George Ruttman, herald;
Miss Wilhelmina Weight, princess;
Miss Anna Lindsay. Miss May Mellow
an, Miss Bessie Meyer, Miss Julia
Wright, Miss Elizabeth Colburn, and
Miss Catherine Clark. outriders
Thomas Wright, herald; Mrs.
Lipi Kealoha Kula, princess; Miss
Elizabeth Duvauchelle, Miss Annie
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-16
CONCERT AT THE YOUNG
AFTER BAND PLAYS

It was emphasized this morning by
the management of the Young hotel
that the concert on the roof garden of
the Young tonight will not begin I'M
til after the band concert. at the pal
ace grounds has been completed. This
will be about 1915 o'clock and the
eruption of Punchbowl begins. imme-
diately, Only holders of tickets will
be admitted to the roof garden owing
to limited accommodations.