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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20

last night to spend the holidays with
his parents. Mr.. ana Ms. j. "a. shut
.ilchurger, OF 4i6 Enst Iron avenue.
Mrs. 4. V. Anspach, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
p. Grimmer here for some time. left
last night ior clifton, Ariz,. to JOIN
her husband.
Mr. and Mrs s O. Andres have
returned from a brief visit 90 their
former home In Champaign IN,
bringing with them their small
daughter.
a.. l.. Boradtson iran chancellor
Of the knights of rs thias lu this state.
returned saturday evening from Por-
tales, where ne Installed "a new lodge
of the order.
Alamo Review No. 1. Womau's
Benefit Association of the MaCCabecs,
will hold "a meeting at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow, Tuesday. Afternoon IA odd
Fellows hall
summers Burkhart. Cnitc0 states
district attorney, returned last night
from santa Re. where ne ras been
trying the cases against the allcgct
Conspifaiors to free General SalaZaf.
Attorney H. T.. Barnes left last slight
for Silver Ciay to rat for bringing
his family to Albuquerque. They will
taKcn oven the law office and practice
81 the late judge T.. a Mann.
Herman Heyn. OF Ishpcming. Mich
passed through here today on the Cal
ifornla limited He was met AZ the
train by his brother, r. W. Hsyn. and
his nephows, r. H Hesn ana Arthur
HVyn. aud their families
A, &. COOLEY. director Of dgricul
turul extension work Tor he state
College, Is here today fur r. confer
cuce with the Commercial Clue r|elatiy,
10 the plncing IT a county agent in
this county,
In "a suit instituted IN Justice Nc
Clel'an's court against W H. Andrews
by uBt a Brother a Washington Jew
clry firm. president Wilson's bride II
Interested. She was the wife OF the
late Mr. Gait. and st1l has share
In the business. The suit b. for $50
Injuries to Santa Re men increased
in the fiscal yrar ending June $40.
1915. ana so did fatalities. the Nun
bier injured runs into the thousands
In the last year 20 we're killed and
12,12i injured. in the previous year
60 were killed and t2t2S hurt. Tn,
figures do not include passenger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
ClHD on

We wish TO thank the Masons. Elks
carpenters and an our friends VIII,
extended their services and stmua.
th.c. IN the death Of our father ant
mother Nj. and Mrs c. VI Lyon, tu,
Tor the may beautiful floral offerings
sent iu.
ME AND MRS 49, a. COLNIN
AIR. AID Mrs T. J.. COlNIN
MISS JENNIE Lyon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
ISGRIEYED THAT
'HISSNAKE Yarn
bfTNlIH DOUBT

= = y q II
When the article was written in re-
gard to live snakes on Oahu, never
for one moment did / suppose my
word would, be doubted TO my sor-
row find some doubling Thomases
with us, and they are calling for cyl
depce. We are glad to state that such
evidence is at hand. ss,S
& The Following named men may be
interviewed on the subject, for to my
personal. knowledge each of these men
has seen the Live Snakes on Oahu:
Joseph Rose Of Honolulu, James A..
ulie of Sohofeld Barracks and B. K.
Shackelford of Schofield Barracks.
Now II this does not convince YOU,
on the evening of June II, about 1880
D. m. starting from the National
Guard Armory, the fact is to be DEM
onstrated by spectacular parade.
The route will be as follows:
From; the Armory on Hotel to Mil.
Ter, on Miller to Beretania, on Bere-
tania to Maunakea, on Maunakea to
King. ON King to Nuuanu, on Nuuanu
to Hotel, on Hotel to Bethel. on Beth
ell to King, on King to Fort, on Fort
to Hotel, on Hotel to Bishop, on Bish-
OPP 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 Advertis-
ing?" Read Chapter 4, Page g.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
BIG gain SHOWN
IN TAX RECEIPTS
OVERCAST YEAR

Residents Of the island of Oahu last
month paid 1896, 1896 more in taxes
than they did in May, 1914, according
to figures given out by Charles T,
Wilder, tax assessor for the first tax
alton division The figures show an
increase over May OF last year in all
different divisions of taxes with the
exception of the dog tax, which fell
off $5S.05. ....... 49,.
The May, 1915, report is as follows:
Real and personal, $542,424.05, a
gain Of $68,84145 over May of last
year; road, $56,715o5. a gain of $751;
$5S.05; school, $21, S05,10, gain OF
$2123.92; dog, $911s5, decrease Of
$58.05; school, $21, 905.I0, a gain OF
$4286.07; income, $1S3,713.70, gain
of $63, 337.15; special income, .$S4,627.
40, gain of $31, 326.S5; special terri
torial, S14,625.S5, a gain of s12,712.40.
Oahu taxes collected last month
total S9l6, 142.55. The taxes collected
in May of last year amounted to $780,
982.69, a gain of s195, 1885. - -.
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MYSTERY AND RQ

> = y
THE Wheat and the Tares," the
daring photo-play written and staged
by James R., Buskey, will be displayed
for the first time in Honolulu at the
Empire Theater today. Taken from
the book by the same name, the dram
atizatipn has been made complete In
two parts. The title role, Judith, is
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
Guiding Dorothy Kelly, James Morri-
son, j. Herbert Francks and George
Stevens. =, 49, ~. 5.
A gripping story Is woven about a
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
ufe. An unexpected confession leads
to the conviction of the perjurer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09

Nine Hazel Sanhorn and Signol
CavadCre continue to score heavily II
their new vaudeville act, After thu
Opera" being presented for the frs
time on any stage at the Bijou theat
this week. incidentally, this is
lieYed to be the first occasion in Il
United States where a photo-play pr
gram and grand opera act have bee
combined on one bill.
AFTER the Opera" is an act that tn.
talented couple are now trying out
for an extended big time" engage
ment upon their return to the MAR.
land. They already have very fial
tering offer and the consensus OF opir
ion Of the Bijou patronage is that thi,
act is bound to ego over" in excellen
style .- ..-as.. ~
President Cohen of the Consolidatet
Amusement Company is watching
closely for results during the presen
week, as the patronage of the San
borne-Cayadore act will decide tn,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-09
H0N0L ULU STEAMER DAY
PLAYS PART ON PROGRAM

The songs, customs and dances OF
old Hawaii will be faithfully portrayed
at an entertainment in the Opera
House tomorrow night under the aus.
pices of the Young Peoples League.
One of the features win be full pre-.
sentation of the play "Kapiolani," a
portion of which was given in Homo.
lulu some time ago. The play por-
trays the work of the early mission.
aries and ends with KapiolanPs def.
ance of Pele, goddess OF the volcano.
incidentally, there will be a demon
stration of the hula. The orchestra
will play during the intermissions.
There will also be a song contest,
which will include the singing Of
well-known Hawaiian selections. In
Steamer Day in Honolulu" Harry
LADDERS Il Love You, Honolulu" will
be introduced. s.~
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STAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
T0ntY,S NEWS TO-DAY
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FAMOUS NOVELS
! MAKE Film PLAY

Mrs. Wigs. Iovey Mary, Bob, Lit.
tie Tommy, Stubbins, and Aunt King
are the names used for a few of the
prominent characters in Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" which will be
shown at Ye Liberty theater for the
last time tonight in real life every
body knows these characters intimate
", of course under different names
In real life these characters produce
laughter and tears. The same Is true
In the silent drama. A story of
American life, IS it is acted out each
day in thousand different sections
OF the country, is ably told in the
filmed version Of Alice Hogan Rice's
two classic novels.
Reautiful Beatriz Michaelena is ad.
mirably cast as Lovey Mary, the or
phan whose life in the circus is made
unbearable, end who almost loses her
large fortune through the machina-
tons OF the owner of the A'one-ring'
stand. She leaves the circus and finds
a haven of refuge with the lOvable
Mrs. Wigs, already overburdened
with her own large brood. Mrs.
Blanche Chapman is an admirable
Mrs. Wigs, while. the b,lanee of the
cast is exceedingly we'll fitted to the
various roles assigned.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch,
and sLovey Mary" as novels, enjoyed
a long life and are still considered
as among the modern day classics.
The fifth episode of the Exploits
OF Elaine" the thrilling serial by Ar.
thur b. Reeves. and very interesting
-P,the Weekly" conclude the bill.
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he Maryland's mascot,
be right on deck this
each the awkward. how TO
it'll a fair craft" in a large
the quarterback Of the
i'll be filed with laughter
as Honoluln's fairest min
gallant jackies from the
ainers, the Maryland boys
beat, as the Schofield men
hen the men of the town
sined, and as for the fair
sd one OF the men from
d and place him in the
zroup of young ladies, and
-ringly find the shortest
ageen two points and will
e in a moment.
nance, TO the Ladies OF
ommences promptly at
and from then till the
ins of Maryland, My
The jackies will do every
ir power to entertain their
be program follows:
.........,....A La Carte
Ladies of Honolulu
.................. Cecile
20 Our Captain
Wonderful DengoZa Strain
lr Executive Officer
Chinatown, My Chinatown
tn the ARMY
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Theatrical 6AnllllelleDt5
VAUDEVILLE SKElCHBY GRAND :
OPERA STARS sOREs ATB|jl0 |l

7 management upon whether or not il
will engage other Bevani stars in add
ed specialties Several members Of
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indian war film
FILLING POPULAR

Children of the Royal and Central
schools attended the matinee at the
Popular theater this afternoon, in
charge of their teachers, and saw the
great Indian war pictures and Chief
Hailstorm of the Cherokees in all his
battle array and war paint. The
thrilling scenes cast upon the screen
and Hailstorm's Indian songs and
dances delighted the youngsters, and
from the viewpoint of pleasure the
children certainly had the time OF
their lives. =. .;:. e.. s.-E .s..~ -.
Yesterday morning Chief Hailstorn1
visited both the Royal and Central
schools, also the preparatory school at
Punahou, and lectured to the pupils
on the American Indian. He illustrat.
ed his addresses with Indian songs
and dances, preparing the Juveniles in
an entertaining manner for what they
we're to see at the Popular theater
later This afternoon tire pupils of
Pune hou Prep" and. Mckinley High
school will attend the matinee at Manr
ager Bredhoff's house. =.
The night performances at the Pop
ular also are being well attended, the
grownup folk enjoying the pictures
and Chief Hailstorm.
These Indian war pictures have the
approval of the United States Govern
ment and the personal Endorsement
of Maj. Gen. William H. Carter, COM
handing the Hawaiian Department
and himself an old Indian fighter
indian Wars Refousht" will run at
the Popular until next Sunday night.
inclusive
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Gam NAVIGATE
+. FAIR CRAFT in
IMMENSECROW

i'll" the Matyland's mascot.
:ses to be right on deck this
e to teach the awkward how TO
-afo NTH q fair craftn In, O laroo
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1t Wonderful Dengoza Strain
Our Executive Officer
Chinatown, Ny Chinatown
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ing keeping summer 'boarders are pre-
sented 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.
Mns farm causes breach between
two bucolic lovers One becomes in.
volyed in kidnapping before the affair
comes to a happy ending.
"The Wrong Flat" is filed with
funny mixups of domestic variety
1t is a burlesque in which. Darwin
Karr, Naomi Childers, Will Shea and
Marion Henry figure in the title roles.
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IMP re
-. 1-EEATER

The House Of Silent Drama
Matinee Daily, 1880 to p. m.
TWO Shows (Eyenine), $50 and s:45.
Program for Today. -.
me WHEAT dno tHe dISS- s-..
Two reels. ........ Italia Drama
No. 28-DipIomat. Essanay Drama
The Wrong Flat. vitasraph Comedy
A Village Scandal. ..s...... Edison
New York Police Dept. Carnival
............. kaIen, Educational
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If man gives up dime tc see a
museum freak he exhibits his own
curiosity at the same time
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IN tilC Army
Three Step ........, :. -. Manitou
To the Ships Company
Waltz ................ Dreaming
To the Gentlemen of Honolulu
One Step. .:..... Lemons and Lines
To. the Reach at Waikiki
One step ......-........... ......-
-. I'm on My Way to Dublin Bay
To the Marine Corps
lntermission
One Step .......-........O On the S: Is
To the Submarine Flotilla
Waltz ..........A Dream of Heaven
To Our Officers
One Step ......... Get Over Sal
To Our Sweethearts ~>
Three Step .............. Moon Winks
To Dear Old Frisco -.
Waltz .Valse Bleue
: TO the Governor
One Step ......s....-.,.. .Ragamuffin
-. ...~ To the Queen
One Step ......A Little More Pepper
To Hawaii
Waltz ........... Good bye Everybody
-. =. Maryland, My. Maryland So -.
The Washington times., 1915-05-22
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt. of Tivol-
arrived at the Shoreham
yesterday. having come to Washington
for the wedding today of Miss Helen
Hunt and Barnaby Conrad.
Other recent arrivals at the Shorcham
are Miss Holmes and Mile. de Velay. Of
Pittsburgh; Mrs. ]. G. Lawrence and
Cornelia Ormsby. of Paris. and Mrs.
Lytheker Purcell. jr., of Baltimore.
Capt. L. A. Stuven. of the Chilean
navy. arrived at the New Willard yes
tel day.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels went to Ra-
leigh, N. c.. yesterday. She will return
at the end Of next week.
Miss Mary Wheeler Vest will go to
Rochester, N. Y. on Tuesday to make
an extended visit.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt arrived at
the New Willard yesterday for a short
stay in Washington. Her mother, Mrs
The Washington times., 1915-05-22
Don't Be Misled If
You Have Tuberculosis

No specific has been discovered for
tuberculosis. but Eckman's Altera-
tive has been successful In many
cases. Read Of this case:-
II Thompson ST.. New York.
"Gentlemens-Fivc years ago last
August I was taken to st. Francis
Hospitsl to be treated for bronchitis
md cOnGested lungs. After several
weeks treatment I was advised by
the doctor to go to a cOnvalescent
sanitarium, bot could not be admit
ted, because the doctor at the hos
pital, after a thorough examination,
declared my case Tubercular, and
gave me n certificate to that effect.
/ showed the certificate to Father
Stark, and he advised me to take
Eckman's Alternative. took 1t faith
fully, and soon found myself free
from night svveats and fever. have
not taken tho Alternative now for two
years, and can truthfuIly say I am
well. I feel better and am stronGel
than before my sickness" (Abbrevf-
ated)
(Affidavit) MARY KORHAMER.
Eckman's Alternative is most effica-
cious in bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections and up
building the system. Contains no
harmful or habit-forming drugs. Ac-
cept no substitutes. Small size. ~;
regular size, 81. Sold by leading
druggists. Write for booklet Of re-
coveries.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Sold by O'DOnnelPs Drug stores,
Washington. d. O. -Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-05-22
Weddings-Engagements

Tho engagement of Miss Edwina
Elkins Bruner. daughter of Mrs. WILL
liam Gamer Wiederseim. of Philadel-
phia. and granddaughter Of the late
Senator Elkins, to c. A. Heckscher
Wetherill was announced yesterday to
a group Of Miss Bruner's friends and
formal announcement will be made
shortly. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Bruner has visited frequently
in Washington and her mother Is
half-sister Of Mrs. William HIT, for
merly Miss Katherine Elkins. Mr..
Heckscher comes of one of the wealth =
Philadelphia. With his brother, John
Price Wetherill. he is now motoring
In Canada.
The Archdeacon Of Washington and
Mrs. Richard P. Williams announce the
marriage at Bethlehem chapel. Wash
ington Cathedral. on Thursday. May
20, Of Mrs Richard @. Booton and
James A Hill. Mrs. Booton was for
merly Miss Leils Randolph Tatum. Mr..
and Mrs. Hill will live at Orange. Va
Mis-. pue,ah EstehiisI Taylor. aeusht.r
Of Mrs. Irene L. Taylor and William
Edward Pagel will be married at
o o'clock this evening at the Mount Yer
non Place N; 2. Church South. H. the er"n Rey,
~.
will be decorated with palms. ferns,
pink roses. and pink peonies. The
bride, who will be given away by her
brother, A. II. Taylor. will wear a gown
Of white taffeta. with court train and
an empire waist, trimmed with pearl
banding and chantilly lace. The tulle
veil will be caught to the hair with
orange blossoms, and her bouquet will
be of roses and lilies Of the valley.
Her sister. Mrs. Clara E. Robey. will
be matron of honor. and will be gown.
ed in pink taffeta and lace. and viii
carry white peonies. The bridesmaids
Miss Margaret Cockrell Miss Edna
Ashford, Miss Banch Taylor. and Miss
Garnett Carter. will wear green taffeta
gowns and carry bouquets OF pink peon'
, les Ralph Pendexter will be best man
and the ushers will be arold Lamp
Arnold Barbour. William Ashford. ant
Burgess w. Marshall.
A reception for the bridal party ant
most intimate friends will follow tho
! ceremony at the home Of the bride. II
Randolph place. Mountain laurel, fielt
! daisies, palms. and ferns will decorat,
tho house. Later the young couple will
leave for ON extended trip north. th'
bride wearing a tailored suit of darl
blue serge and a blue sailor shaped hat
trimmed with white aigrettes. Upor
their return they will make their hom,
at Livingston Heights. Va.
The Washington times., 1915-05-22
PHOTOPLX'YS "X"ND'
PHOTOPLA YERS
By GARDNER MACK
ToDAY's BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.
By GARDNER MACK.

Herbert RawiinSon, Anna Little,
and Frank Worthington In "The
Black Box, eleventh installment
(UniversaD, the Maryland Thea
ter. 818 Ninth street, and Central
Park, Ninth street, near G.
Harry Morey and Betty Gray 4.
"The Girl Who Might Have Been,
(Vitngraph), the Masonic Audi
torium, Thirteenth street and
New York avenue.
J. Warren IIerrigan in "The
Stool Pigeon" (victor), the
odeon, Church street, near Four
teentb.
Norma TalmndEe and Leo Do
Ianey in "The Return of Morris
DopnclIy" (Vitngraph), the Re-
we're, Georgia avenue and Park
rond.
European war Pictures, the Ar
cade, Fourteenth street and Park
rond.
james Morrison and Dorothy
Kelly in "Thc Days Of Famineo
street, between Il and r.
.
Painted Woman" metro Pic
tures), the Olympic, 1431 U street.
John Emerson in "a Bachelors
Romance Paramount Pictures),
the savoy, Fourteenth street and
Columbia road.
"Ihe Southerners, (Edison), the
Niagara, 10 Seventh street.
Anita stewart and Earle will
Iiams in .eThe Awakening" (vits-
uraph), the Circle, 21O5 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Emily Stevens in "Corno (Metro
Pictures), Crandalls, Ninth and ID
streets.
"Thc Daughter Of Kings" tho
Garden, 423 Ninth street.
Florence LaBadie and Sidney
Bracey In "Man's Witness" from
the story by Augusta Evans Will
son (MutuaI Master Pfcture), tho
Strand, Ninth and ID streets.
Gertrude CoGhIon in "Her Lady
ship the Hippodrome, Nintl,
street and New York avenue.
George Lnrkin in "Shadows Of
the Harbor' UNITED Pictures),
the Pastime, At Pennsylvania
avenue.
"An IdyI of the Hills" (Rex). the
Dixie, Eighth and Fl streets
northeast.
Ormi HawIey in "such Things
Really Happen by Emmett
Campbell Hall Uubin), AraRon
Park, Eighth street and Maryland
avenue northeast.
The Washington times., 1915-05-22

screen. The name Of William Hum
player and director, was known
to the stage a few years ago
even better than 1t Is known on the
screen today. Donald Hall. also had
a successful stage career.
Edgar l.. Davenport. who have been
with many film companies, Is the son
of one of the greatest actors of the
nineteenth century, whom he great
ly resembles. Edgar is a brother Of
the great Fanny Davenport, and also
Of Harry Davenport, who plays in
yitagraph productions directed by
Sydney Drew married the two
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
Rankin, thus interlocking three ia
nous stage families. The Barry
mores are also related to the Drews;
the mother of Ethel, Jack and Lionel
Sydney Drew.
Louis Beaudet vitasraph) was a
comic opera queen in the SOS. Louis
created the role of The Little Duke
In French and English. Later she
appeared with the tragedian, Daniel
like ophelia, Lady Macbeth. Desde-
mona and Juliet. Still later, the
versatile Miss Beaudet drew all New
York to Sc her play 'Medame Ffh'
Paul Panzer (Pathe) was also
identified with light opera and musi-
cal comedy throughout his stage
career. For a long period he was in
the musical section Of Augusttn
Daly's company.
Thomas Ricketts,, though always a
splendid stage director, never was
regarded as a distinctly dramatic fig
ure. For more than twenty years
Ricketts, played the comedy leads
In light opera. Today Mr.. Ricketts,
Is the artistic head OF the American
Film Company, and in this capacity
Of that brand Of films to a high
standard"