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The Pulaskian., 1915-06-11

Mrs. SyQnoy MaSe Ado oSSh 4uie- sick the past week at her home on Poplar street.
 In sinking a we'll on the premises of Sydnew Mase, solid granite was en countered at depth of four feet, and dynamite is being used to get down to water
 Alderman Trickett has the grading crew at work on Hickory street this week. cutting down the approach to Prospect Avenue. This street will lead to the main entrance of the new Lit tie Rock College.
 pr. J. S. Murphy of forest Park was reelected secretary of the Arkan- sas optometrists, at their annual meeting in Little Rock this week.
 Mrs. J. F. Draper and Miss Elsie Meyers were entertained Thursday af- ternoon by Mrs. W. D. Bass, on Hick- ery street.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Auten enter tained some of their friends among the players of the Little Rock base ball team one evening this week at their home on Magnolia street
 Mrs. John Geyer entertained at her home, 1894 Hickory street, Friday, June 4, in honor of Mrs. c. E. Bot tome of Oakland, California. Re treatments were served, consisting of ice cream and cake. Mss Taylor served at the punch bowl. The eveE- ing was spent in cards, Mrs Bottonte winning first prize. MT. Geyer second.
 The Rev B. F. Fitzhugh, former pastor of the Forest Park Church, has moved into his new home at Twenty second and Maple streets. Little Rock, where the members of Tender son Chapel gave him a warm welcome on last Saturday night About 75 were present, including MT. and Mrs. W. D. Bass of Forest Park.
The Pulaskian., 1915-06-11

Dr. J. S. Murphy of forest Park was reelected secretary of the Arkan- sas optometrists, at their annual meeting in Little Rock this week.
The Pulaskian., 1915-06-11

In sinking we'll on the premises of Sydnew Mase, solid granite was en- countered at depth of four feet, and dynamite is being used to get down to water.
The Pulaskian., 1915-06-11

Mrs. Wesley Murphy is expected home soon from Palestine, Texas where she has been visiting relatives
The Pulaskian., 1915-06-11

Mrs. Garrison of 1906 Hickory street has been quite sick.
The Pulaskian., 1915-06-11

Mrs. J. F. Draper and Miss Elsie Meyers were entertained Thursday af- ternoon by Mrs. w. D. Bass, on Hick- ory street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
pfaths

- or July IS, 1915, Doctor LEWIS
iHtH IN gr Further notice OF the fu-
tlfh ne given. from the apartments OF
# nalf. 1920 Chestnut at.
sfrrg At Longport, New Jersey, on
taiS Rev. JOHN MORRISON GAL
etf - D. In the eth year Of his age
Assnd interment at Chestnut Level
fn.s,lan church. Lancaster County. Pa.
t morning. July 10, At 1l;3O o'clock
80 on the 14th inst, CAROLINE
lf1Aieerr wife OF Dr. De Bonneville X
Funeral deferred. Due notice Of Il
s s siyeu
ss.raHTON,-on July IL, 1915. JENNIE
E'eseE Al the late John c. MoSaughton.
r Ana friends are respectfully invited
sissad the funeral services, on saturday,
IA Ism st. 1nterment private. Woodland
fk,-on July IL. 1915. .EcKHARDT
tatiIrR. aged SO years. Relatives and
k.slS siso Captain 2. r. Schuyler Circle
II OF A.. Charles w Karsh Yearly
sz.ssiai Association and Comet Club. are
hss.af "a attend the funeral services. Sun
n ,ilsnoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, at the
el.si y George Chandler Paul & Sons. s.
1 1th and Poplar ste. lnterment at
eved Cemetery.
g. w s;Toip q MARGARET s. Young, Relatives
isisnds OF the family, also International
..i.s Al Elevator Constructors, Court Cale-
~. No. ~, Foresters OF America, and
s-ssfs of the Third Baptist Church are
es.tftlly invited to attend the funeral
lsssi}s, On Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
...e.siy. at his late residence, 1852 North
IA 4, Interment private, Mt Arlington
ctneiry.
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The Poor Beneficiary
LAmpoon.

Some nations were fghting Hereby.
"Why are you fightlng soT" in
quired the bystanders, moved at
length to curiosity,
ITO save civilization" replied the
nations severally.
Here draggled figure rose from the
mire under the feet OF the combatants
and llmped lamely away.
"And who are your" asked the by
ISLANDERS, with a disposition to get to
the bottom OF the matter.
Don't speak to me! I'm Civiliza-
tionl" the figure made answer, some
what pettishly.-New York Post.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
CIaney,s Joke

Clancy was chucklinE.
What's the joker" asked Mooney.
why Casey bet me $40 he could
shoot a peanut on me head with =
shotgun"
whats funny about thAtr'
II took him up because know he'll
miss lt"-Judke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
In a Few Words

Hawker-Buy a flower sir?
Billion-No, thanks
Hawker-Buy one for your wife, sir.
Bi1ion--Haven't one.
Hawker-For your sweetheart. then.
Billion--HAYsn't one, either
Hawker--Well. buy one to celebrate
your luck.--ExchAnk6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
ms GROWTH SLOW


y. ropuiation Is S6e,72i, accord
NFaIA -,.i 6eures made public recent
considered a surprisingly
s-,see sas in the growth Of a city
a w W. issh in the country.
Nugent. supervisor of the
isms Newark, announced the figures
admitted a bill for his serv-
isa y Il paid at the rate Of cent
"a his bill was for S36672L The
ne sSnsns OF the city in 1910 gave
e, .l.sn,aIatlon as si7iS9.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
Generni

MEN WANTED daily to operate moving bic.
tuIe tnachinesi we teach you quick method
permanent positions secured, paying SIS to
Nor6 MSeA'yi ~ starts YOU: open daily and
RlonuHy' w edneaday and Friday evenings
kestone school, 1910 Arch st.
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HELP wANrED-MAIr

,ss,.1..t, nneip Wanted and Situations TV01ged
IL Ise,,,g sssng inserted IN NE Daily Public Ledger
A., tptsdtca ~ NE Evening LEDGER the sGyts
eeR Without additional charge
: for uIhoroughly exp double entry bkpr
ey,,ttS,lta curing concern; state age and
~, l,,..ss, 80, advancement. l. $50, Led. Cent
~ .sslS meats wages SIS. l. l04 Led on
a 1ttAhtE university 10 advertise directly us
~, T,A,ylslon law department will place a lin
t-nu.nper OF $l0Q tuition credits free.
eppileahts must be Of age and furnish best
TfleTences, Apply to Mr.. Lively. Adelpbjs
LIE e DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY lie alwhys
seauig, oMfr You the cooperation given Led
esil users So Iii ~ search ot good positions
ofPoRFuNtTY-Tt tells you how 10 sseura
better opening. vi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
CSC p YEARS ON ONE FARM

-.n Pioneer Dies at Same Place
Which He Was Born.
t,etts, one Of the pioneers
Tvon. Mich, died few days
~ farm near town where he was
"a was ~ years old. The father
fstts got the present farm site
~ f,oyernment nearly 100 years
~ let's had lived there all his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
s1TuAT1oNs wANrEp-rrMA1r


sgCi,., EPER- Expert, knowledge OF stenos-
iaPhy; thoroushly experienced: capable OF
lekihk eharse i e4e, Ledser Central.
Dos WIN sub fair penmen q 54S, led Cent
bOOkkEEPER. stenoerapher, young LADY, be-
glnneri hlgh school grad 452 Ledger Cent
CHAMBERMAtD, waitress, experienced and
capable, with best city refs. 400 Led on
COOK and chambermaid. Protestant, wish po-
sltlons together or sen. Call 1919 North st.
FRENCH lady will teach conversation; GENTLE
men men pref terms moderate. g 3io, Led Cent.
GIRL colored wishes light housework or care
of child; country or seashore; small wages;
good references. Phone Poplar 1345.
GIRL wants cooking or housework best ref
erenees. 28l2 Thompson 81.
HOuSEKEEPER. working German Prot;
9Th st.
LADY leaving town would like position for
maid to September /, homework or waiting.
Ielephone Germantown 618D w.
LADY closing house wishes position for cham
5ermald whom she can recommend. Phone
sTENOGRAPHER. thoroughly accurate. com
petent young LADY, willing worker moderate
ealary, experienced. G 140. Ledger Central
sTBNoG SECRETARY, accurate, de-
pendable. yrs exp, desires halliday pos.
familiar with medical work. f 952, Led. Cent.
sTENoGRAPHER, educated abroad slight
experience; salary secondary consideration.
245, Ledger Central.
STBNOGR,APHER competent 5 years varied
and valuable exp. q AS. Ledger Central,
SlENpNffAt HER eNpefleuCeuI Go neat WpIhs
energetlci best reference, G 1888, Led Cent.
STENOGRAPHER and clerk. yrs exp. capa-
BILE secretary Asa, Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPHER, secretary asst. bookkeeper; ;
yrs exp; best refs. 25i, Ledger Cent
STENoGRAPHER, S yrs experience; rapid
accurate; will substitute. G 45I, Led. Cent.
YOUNG LADY, quick at figures, experienced
in clerical work. Phone Dickinson 3Sil w.
CAPABLE stenographers bookkeepers, clerks,
commercial help of any kind can be secured
through the Commercial Department at
Ledger Central. Write your needs to Miss
Dean or telephone her at Walnut 5000 and
prompt service will be rendered. You VIII
undoubtedly require substltute-Ledger
Central is a good place TO nnd one. This Is
a free service to Ledger advertisers.
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Suburban
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].

GERMANTOWN, Hortter st.-Furn, room. prl.
fam; conv. train. trolley; porch. Gtn. 1915 u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
RooMa ZOE RrNr

PoWELToN AVE. ss27-1arse cool front
t9omHi permanent on transienfi COW to
u phone; photo 81 Ledger Central
SPRING GARDEN ST. ssol-Reautlful room
'ilas si1sslss all cows; reasoneplei phone.
SPRUCE ST, o3i-Nice large cool rooms;
summer rates: reasonable; phone
SPRUCE, it17-Two weti-turn. from, rooms.
siasle or communicating. Walnut 7tTe ",
SPRUCE, 2o22 Z Desirable Furnished rooms:
--HlNate p2ths; summer rates. Locust 1863 J.
WALNUT, 3425 Cheerful. furnished rooms.
Roreh mousse Telephone Preston 6294 w.
WALNUT, 5Oo8-Newiy furnished room. pri.
Nese lanllly, convenient 70 three car linea
tiTH s. s22 CThs Carlton,-Neaty Furnished
ness men preferred, everything frst class; an
.aeei home where your. dollar win buy the
yited; reference given and required.
S. e. cor. BROAD AND PARRISH
room, sitting room and bath facing Broad
81. very reasonahlei free phones
p. COR. BROAD AND PARRi isif-Nitsiy
Iurn hskps. apts.; free phone; s. week.
10TH, s., so2-Cool sttrsetiyeiy furn, double
roomei private family, Ph, Filbert 1922 w
18TH; s.. S4o-Two eommunieetlng front
also single Accommodations, Locust 6se2 y,
18TH ST. s., s2s--Lnrge cool turnished rooms,
single or en- suite convenience
18TH. s., 3l4-Two attractive front rooms "a
door, single or communicating phone,
ANA NiB ~ LOO iAne NNFN0l-NlCely IuFn Einsf
hrst-elass board free phone service
18TH, N, 14S0-Handsomely furniehed rooms
~ reiined private home; board optional, all
eonyenences; phone service
nth. N, iiS-Newly furnished front rooms,
running water turn. hSpE. apt, gas range.
nth, N, 1432-Cooi well-furn. bedroom sitting
room private porch, other vacanoleHi phone.
10TH, N, 3e9s-Brisht, cool 2d-story front
room Well furni gentleman; Tiosa S2il D,
22D, NJ, ls0l-'rwo clean furnished roomsi
housekeeping conveniences.
22D, N, 2300 corner house)-Larse, airy front
room private family. Diamond 1921 y.
52D, NJ, lo3-Two cheerful furnished rooms,
communicating or single; near u; gentlemen.
GID. s., 12S--Nicely furnished room private
fam. new house, unlimited phone; all conv;
! square from Ii gentlemen pref reason'le.
NICELY furn. front rm, for two, with board.
coi,v. TO Goth and Market. Belmont 1881 p,
SOD and SAMSON - Furnished
rooms; men only; meals:
WEST BRANCH shower baths; near Ii all the
Y. NJ. c. A. comforts of home. Phone BEL
mont 46s1 Key, West $50.
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HELP wANrED-MALF

assistant to fashion artist; one
as4is5 tzast Two years experience In en-
ssese. Room SOL 82s Chestnut st.
student or teacher wanted for va
slshs. $50 mo. n 324. Led. on.
p young man for clerical posi-
81 nfaHA good advancement. l. 400
"lfE. cook ana housemani must
Hsts ~ Aa2 per month. See Miss
80 Public Ledger
~ wanted, young man who has
ef SApeflenee IN edge grinding and
IaE leases. Apply j T.. Limeburner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
RREss FnRpERs

PRESS FEEDERS
"a ger4fsSi5-p fSi57-p HIGH-GRADH MEN ON
aHE i5ea1,I EhEASING; PAPER bon
81 80 THOMPSON PRESsEslt
si etsfs9,sA AND GOOD WAGES
COMPANY, CHESTER. Pa. -
s3flng machine operator wanted;
Hitn Figuring apreads set-
sAs- give age, experiences ana
AaaIesa = ~, Ledger Office
ot making neat tracing
A e.tHis win sample OF work. 9
q excellent character recently
fsflIaa from fhe Marina fores
HHoaal indueaments and ner-
LONE 5aaa men who can qualify
Akasss 64as} SWING ien particulars.
ssaafienesd stock salesman on
laen for state OF Fann-
haiiimare. Ma
energetic hog 10 work In
a58 81 Hea aeheul record aua
saaaee for promotion Ad-
sss Assdael oInte
prt sinsle. nof ofef so
Hl +. Cumming Ehem
. hl AansaaHHa, ~.
= 3 faarz fa4 iI4tf
eHH taH44I HfatHiHa
zssz -. Haassz an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

THE ARNOLD APT, No I 1924 Pscihc ave-
Atlantic City, N. J.-Private family will rent
long season; corner apt: one block to beachi
reference exchanged,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

son, lnVaIu OF CouNdlsstSlt, lesto" N"S" -
LARGE front room couples pref; excellent
table hoard; conv. to cars. Belmont l9o5 l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

62D, N, 842-Large, cheerful. I'd 'front.'; other
vacs: table board reas. belmont 2I31 D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

0VFRBRooK, 500 wynnewood rd Large
rms. ret home; conv. trol'ys Belm ISL Y.
OVERRROoK = eO89 Drexel road: boarding.
tennis. swing pool Phone Preston 555S w.
YORK ROAD, 6805-Beautitul rooms; large
lawn; porch excel table Oak Lane 412 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

52d and SAMSON : Furnished
rooms men only meals;
WEST BRANCH shower baths: near L; all the
Y. NJ. c. A. comforts Of home. Phone Bel
mont 48S1. Key. West $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

5sTH, S., iOs-Handsomely furnished rooms
private fam, excellent table. Preston $3.50 w
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WALNUT, 56O6-Large rooms, single or com;
ref home; excellent table; SO each! phone.
i2TH. NJ 1514-Room and board; gentlemen
only; private; reasonable. Poplar 56lb D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

SPRUCE. i224-26 (Brismonde) rooma:
single, en- suite; private baths; table board.
SPRUCE, i02S-30-2d floor room, southsrn ok
posure choice table board Walnut T2o5 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

WALNlJT 453i-2d-hoor rooms with board;
near l.; southern expos; refs. exchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

OCEAN CITY. N J., Hotel Henry-Homs COM
forts. bountiful table; So up board and -oom.
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT g. 42D-larse airy rooms; also s.
room apt. I'd floor; refine Barring I345 w.
DIAMOND, 2OO7-Large rooms, running water;
high ceiling; excellent opportunity; car sery.
FORTIETH, N. 82-Delightful summer vacan-
cles; porch, lawn; exceptional table; near 4.
PARK AVE, 1s1s-Attractive vacs., excellent
table; refined homei reasonable; table board:
PINE ST, 5Oi1-Small adult family has large
front room. suitable for two furnished, with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16

different houses some furn.i kltehenettes.
10TH ST s. 3O3-Attractive apt, rms. and
bath, 3. W. exposure ianitor serv.; BIRD. near.
APARTMENTS above drug storei suitable for
prof. othee; reas.; cor. 25d and Gol9mel9 ave.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

IF a man gives up q dime to see a
museum freak he exhibits his own
curiosity at the same time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
Is GRIEFED THAT
hI$SNARE YARN
NET WITH DOUBT

when the article was written in re.
gard 10 i've aSnakes Oh Oahu, never
for one moment did 4 snppose my
word would be doubted. 10 my sor.
row I find some doubling Thomases
with ns, and they are calling for evi.
dencs We ere glad to state that such
evidences Is ut hand.
afdfb following named men may be
i1teryfeMed son the subject. for to my
personal knowledge each OF these men
has seen the Live Snakes on Oahu:
Joseph Rose of Honolulu, james A..
uIfe OF Schoield Barracks and sB. K.
Hhackeiford of Schofeid Barracks.
Now IL this does not convince you,
on the evening of June II, about 7::3O
p. m, starting from the National
Guard Armory, the fact is to be DEM
onstrated by a spectacular parade.
The route will be as follows:
From the Armory on Hotel to Mil.
lefs on Miller to Beretania, on Bere.
taniA to Maunakea, on Maunakea TO
King, on King to Nuuanu, on Nuuanu
70 Hotel on Hotel to Bethel, on Beth
el to King, on King to Fort, on Fort
to Hotel on Hotel to Bishop, on Bish-
op TO King, on King to the Palace
Grounds, and thence to the Armory
through the grounds.
THE CHARMER.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

Who's to Know Aiyertis-
mgr Read Chapter 4, Page 9.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
GIRLOF golden
VEST GIVEN NO
SUNDAY PERMIT

.cThe Girl of the Golden West IS
the film which the Consolidated
Amusement Company wants to show
at the Bijou theater Sunday night, and
consequently has asked the supervi.
sors for the required permit. Presi.
dent Cohen tof the company says it is
extremely educational and historical
The Girl OF the Golden West was
one OF Belasco's biggest successes, and
achieved an international reputation.
The plot, which was taken by Puccini
as the basis for his opera of that
name. deals with the life of a gam.
bier and murderer and woman Of
the West of the early days.
Cohen also asked permission to ex.
hibit "As Ye Sow" which he says was
written by a clergyman. and is based
on q biblical text He wants to show
this film at Ye Liberty. Mayor Lane
called for motion 30 adjourn until
Monday before any action was taken
on Cohen's request. The motion was
put and carried In the meantime Co
hen has no permit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
HOMO d % STEINER DAY
PLAYS PART ON PR oGRAM

The songs, customs and dances ol
old Hawaii will be faithfully portrayed
at an entertainment in the Opera
House tomorrow night under the aus.
pieces of the Young Peoples League.
One OF the features will. be full pre-.
sentation OF the play .tKapiolani,v a
portion 81 which was given In Homo
lulu some time ago. The play por-
trays the work OF the early mission.
aries and ends with Kapiolani's def.
ance Of Pele, goddess OF the volcano.
Incidentally, there viii be a demon.
stration OF the hula. The orchestra
will play during the internissions.
There will also be song contest,
which will include the singing OF
weIlknown Hawaiian selections. In
Steamer Day In Honolulu Harry
LADDERS Il Love You, Honolulu" will
be introduced. 3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
MYSTERY ANDRO NANCE MINGLED.

u THE Wheat and the Tares," the
daring plioto-play written and staged
BY James r. BuskeS. viii be displayed
for the fifst time IN Honolulu at the
Empire Theatef today. Taken from
the book by tue same name, the dram.
atization has been made complete ID
two parts. The title role, Judith, ID
played by Lillian Burns, one Of the
more recent additions to the ranks OF
emotional actresses. In the cast are
a number Of well-known favorites, in.
GLIDING Dorothy Kelly, James Morri.
son, J.. Herbert Francis and George
Stevens. IS 80 - 80 ~.
A gripping story Is woven about q
plot that has to do with perjured eyi.
dence landing an innocent man behind
prison bars. A young girl is robbed
of an Inheritance, and narrowly es-
capes from designing captors with her
life. An unexpected confession leads
to- the, convictioA of the perjurer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

FAU1EIILH. SKEICHBY GRAND =
!. OPERA STARS SCORES AT bEjOU

Nine. Hazel Sanborn and Signor
Cavadore continue to score heavily In
their new vaudeville act. After the
Opera" being presented for the first
time on any stage at the BIjou theater
this week. Incidentally, this is be.
liered to be the first occasion In the
United States where photo-play pro,
gram and grand opera act have been
combined on one bin. E ....
AFTER the Opera" is an act that this
talented couple are now trying out
for an extended big time" engage,
ment upon their return TO the main.
land They already have q very fiat.
tering offer and the consensus of opin.
ion OF the Bijou patronage is that this
act IL bound to Ego over" in excellent
style. ~. - 81. =
President Cohen OF the Consolidated
Amusement Company is watching
closely for results during the present
week. as the patronage of the San,
borne. Cavadore act viii decide the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

FAIR CRAFT N
IMMENSE CROWD

bill" the Maryland's mascot.
promises to be right on deck this
evening to teach the awkward how to
navigate with fair craft in large
crowd. and tlDxquarterdeck Of the
Maryland will Dc filled with laughter
and music, as Honolulu's fairest min.
gle with the gallant jackies from the
cruiser. .....
AS entertainers, the Maryland boys
are hard TO beat, as the Schofield men
found out when the men Of the town
were entertained, and as for the fair
sex. biindfold one Of the men from
the Maryland and place him in the
midst OF group Of young ladies', and
he will unerringly ind the shortest
distance between two points and will
be at his ease in moment
The first dance, To the Ladies or
Honolulu" commences promptly at
Sis tonight, and from then till the
closing strains of Maryland, My
Maryland" the jackies win do every
thing in their power to entertain their
visitors. The program follows:
One Step ........... -. "A La Carte
To the Ladies' OF Honolulu
Naitz 1890. ....-. Cec1le
To Our Captain
Ohe otep ........... ..-.... ......,
That Wonderful .Dengoza strain
- To Our Executive Officer
One Step. Chinatown, My Chinatown
To the Army -
Three Step ................ Manitou
8 To the Ships Company
Waltz .5.... :. 49,. Dreaming
To the Gentlemen of Honolulu
One Step Lemons and Lines
il To the Beach at Waikfki
One step .,.................. .s.....
I'm on My Way to Dublin Bay
To the Marine Corps
fntermission
One Step lon the Sis
~ To the Submarine FTotilla
Waltz ........S.. "A Dream Of Heaven
To Our Officers
One Step Get Over Sal
To Our Sweethearts
Three Step 49,. 49,. Moon Winks
To Dear Old Frisco
waltz ..........s,. 80. Vaise Bleue
To the Governor
One Step ...:. =. -. :. ..ss.Ragamuffln
To the Queen
One Step ....g. .AsEittfe. More Pepper
!, TO Hawaii
Waltz 49,. :. ... -. Goodbye Everybody
~ MARYLAND, Ny MARYLAND 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

Clever detective ability, coupled with
romance. hold the interest OF the spec.
tator to the close OF the picture. -.
Elsie Janis makes an initial appear.
ance in the wholesome comedy Mum.
Der S-Diplomat.' It is most happy
vehicle for this talented young artist.
The trials and tribulations attend.
ing keeping summer boarders are pre-
scented In the farce "A Village Scan.
dal." Dan Mason, Jessie Stevens,
Gladys Huelette and Ed. 0'Connor
have been given congenial parts. The
advent OF summer visitors to the Has.
kins farm c3uses q breach between
two bucoiic lovers. One becomes in
volyed in kidnapping before the affair
comes to happy ending. ~.' ~ &.
The Wrong Flat is filled with
funny nliSups OF domestic variety.
It is a burlesque in which Darwin
Karr, Naomi Childers, Will Shea and
Marion Henry figure in the title roles.