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The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
MUST KNOCK WHEN
HE VISITS WIFE

LOS ANGELES. Apri. "A court
order to the effect that II Is proper
for q man TO knock at the door
when he calls upon his wife was Is
sued by Judge Monroe. OF the d.
yorce court. TO Fred c. Risdon.
Risdon was brought to court by
Mrs. Lizzie y. Risdon. The couple
have been divorced and the children
given into the custody OF the moth.
er. The mother charged that Ris-
don. when he called on her and the
children. "buttcd right in without
knocking.
you'll have 10 knock when you
call Just the same as though she'd
never been your wife," the court told
the man.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
No Reason For Stories
of Doodle In
Lansing
EVERYBODY is
ENUMERATED
Even c. S. Cunningham
Shares In General
Immunity
From . ~ correspoalent.

LANSING. Mich, April There
wasn't any "slush fund
Nobody used improper methods in
supporting the increased fare bill
There is no reason whatever for
-heaping unfavoraDle criticism upon
Reps. Symonds and Wiley. Frank NJ.
SPARKS. or any state ofiicial'
Snch In substance. Is the report
Of the special committee appointed
by house and senate TO investigate
reports Of the Use OF $500. 900
"slush fund" in the interests of
pending railroad legislation.
The report OF the committee was
presented 10 the secretary OF the
senate and clerk Of the house today
but cannot be read until tomorrow.
Senator James Murtha. chairman
| OF the committee, however. read the
text OF the report To an assem- blage
Of newspaper men this morning.
Even G. 5 Cunningham. state rail-
road commissioner. shared in the
general exoneration.
Cunningham, while not directly
mentioned In the report. comes IN
der the head OF amy state official"
The report OF the committee is
made under FIVE heads.
The Rrst recites that there has
been "no improper conduct on the
part OF any representatives Of the
railroads"
] The second declares that there Is
no ground for charging ANY attor
ney. agent or other representatives
OF the railroads with the improper
use Of money"
The third declares that no lobby
Ist or other person threatened other
\ legislation or engendered opposition
to pending measures" as a means
OF fnrthering the increased fare bill
The fourth. and most important
clause sets forth that there has
never existed 'slush fund either
OF 5000. 900. 100000 or any other
amount" But that the railroads
have mentioned publicity fund,
OF $4,000. which was expended "in a
thoroughly legitimate manner"
The fifth clause insists that mo
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
JoBsrxe Prices.

oasaed 1soa.-ApDlsS. 8. .5a 50
gal. baked Deans, lib s0u s0c.
MlIs beans 'isI, $500 C or Es .s,y
beets. s.a5al4e Psas; Fancy early
June, $40. standaF4. 81: baked. 50g
roc salmon. Soekeys tail, .s3e. fat.
$50 Aia.sa reds. ,st,ssS' =, Alaska
tat peas, 81 early June. ;i.1e. siftsd
eArly June, tl.49 per doz.
Feed-Jobbiug prices IN lN9-lb.
sacks: bran. SIS. standard fniddlings.
tes -ine niddfings. ,a2 cracked corn.
FIour-Joboing prizes: Best MIchi-
tT.55. straight. $40. pure rye. 81 20,
spr.ng patent $50 per ooL. In paper
Hardw.r.-Na1s. 1870 case: an
neaIe'd wire. ti.se bundle; painted
bareed wire, point q. gaivaniEsd
;4es rssE Z. i s, ,s = 9sus ss"S 81. si q
gauge tS.75. single BIT bronxed axes.
1850 per dox.. black sheet steel. y
and 20 gauge, f2.25, = gauge. $50.
p gagge. '..15: IS gauge $50 car
cent OF list; large. zoe. 10 and on.
machine bolts. small 50 and per
cent OF list. large. : s. ard OF list
D~troit oh-I.aw linseed OIL, ssc
lots. Kerosene. tank-WagOn or Iron
barrels Diamond headlight SIC; per
,fection. siac. paiacine, sic, crown
gasoline. iel&c per gel
provt.Is.- pork. SIS. fam
lily. sis5NI 20. clear backs ST. sou
80 smoked hams. i4U 10 nc. briskefs
.lIls dive shoulders. lie. picnic
hams. i0c: bacon. IS 81sc. lard In
tierces. 1885. kettle rendered. IL i9e
per III
sux.n-corrected daily By W r.
Edgar a Sons. crystal dominoes. q
ID 90 %; DO. 5-lb.. - 30. eagle TAB
lets IS; cut loaf. $3.50. cubes. IS So
xxx powdered. Sss5. standard pow
dered. $50; graduated. extra coarse
se.50, 90. fine in bulk. fsa0. DO. IS
10 cottons. ts.f5 crystal dOminf
gran. lib. and 5 III. cartons. In cases
$50. crystal domino gran. hi cases
SsS0. diamond A. $3.50. contectloners
8 $3.50. 40. :. ISIS No. s. $50. No
IL. IS 90 No -. s. IS; No. IL. s5ss
No. iS 's5.S5; non-caking mixture. 81
beet granulated, $500 per 100 is.-
do. IS 20 case. 81 80 per case.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

NOTICE-To Whom 10 May Con-
cern: Take notice that on Thursday.
April 10. A. u. 1918. at o'clock .. m.
at i17-I19 Michigan-ave.. I'm the city
Of Detroit. Mich al articles or things
pawn with SternberR'a Loan Ofnce. Of
the City Of Detroit. Mich. will be
sold at public auction in accordance
with chapter las, section =. OF the
1904 compiled ordinance Of the city
81 Detroit sternberg'a Loan Ofnce.
BY Julius Stornbcrg. Lester Cohn.
j auctioneery-Aet.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Governments Report
on Crops Is Highly
Interesting
6l9,OOO,OO0 BUSHELS
rs THE FORECAST
Figures Have No Di-
rect Bearing on
Operations
(CSpyrisAs. Ipr5. ny The New Nerk
Evening Post Company

(CsvyrisAs. 1915. ny The New NsrA
Kvensns Post Company
NEW YORK, April 7.-Altho1gh
not dominant influence on pnces,
the attention OF the markets large
" converged today on the govern
ment crop report the nrsS OF the
season--which was highly interest
ing. For the second time In a de
cade the average April condition
OF wheat Is higher than nj the time
Of the December estimate. Today s
report shows that In three trans,
Missouri states. which raised be-
tween them 40 per cent OF last
years winter wheat crop, the April
condition n six to nine per cent
above Decembsr's and for the coun-
Try ~ a whole the showing Is
slightly better.
The departments tentative fore
cast f. for $4,000. 900 bushels. ~
compared with $4,000. 900 estimat-
Cd last April. The promise Of the
moment may be described as fairly
equal to the best on our previous
record.
No very direct reflection Of the
crop report was visible on the stock
market OF the day
The more important shares were
subjected to heavy realizing sales.
from wall street. and from Europe;
but their price. despite frequent
downward reactions, was generally
well sustained.
The stock market as . whole
closed irregular.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
u. s. Govt. Bonds.
N. Y. Cotton Exchange

The entire white population OF the
British empire IL less than the pop
ulatIon OF the German empire, and
rather larger than that OF japan.
Applications for the REMEMBERING
of three houses bearing the fateful
number ~ have been declined by
the record committee OF the London
county council.
Both the he avlest and lightest
woods grow in the United States.
the former being Florida ironwood
and the latter the so-called cork g.
southwestern Missouri.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Grain and Provisions.

DETROIT, April T-Close: wheat
dealers were waiting for new gov
eminent report and trading was very
slow IN the early part Of the market.
The tone was easy and prices were
lower At the start
There Is a quiet cash demand, but
cash wheat il very scarce Neither
forelgnerS nor home trade were bay
ers. There Is growing anxiety about
the new winter wheat crop. The
western section OF the winter wheat
belt - very backward. from ten 20
thirty days. and some complaints Of
dry weather are coming from the
eastern section The Michigan wheat
condition is Sc. against VI az this
time last year and some damage Is
reported
A review OF the European situation
is huilLsh.. No country in Europe has
purchased enough wheat for its
needs and every country - In need
Of supplies Outside supplies must
next harvest. rSis viii smSan; 70 a a
large total and there Is little chance
that any OF II viii be supplied by
Russia. The chance OF Supplies
pears very slim 10 grain men italy
IL consuming 4,sg0 600 bu. OF wheat
weekly. Receipts In this country are
slow. but the weak p, int In the stu
alton Is the lack Of fresh foreign
buying.
fhe government report indicating a
winter wheat crop Of 1eO. 900. Gee bu
on 81 .ote.eNe acres was considered
bsarish, The condition OF winter
After a very quiet session. wheat
closed with a decline OF faIEc
The coarse grains were unchanged
Cloysrseed advanced 5Glee.
car al Si-5s. closing at MT May
opened with a decline OF Nc at
81 sth advanced TO t1.Ss and de-
eiined 10 t1-54: July opened a. - -.
30 T ! wkit. ahs sIsS Ssi Ss' y raiIsi (.
car. at sLsl. No : mixed. I - az
coar.. grain auots,ion.-corn:
cars ah at fo isae; No ysiio~.S f" car at
oats: standard. : cars a. 5s.e /
At Soc. closing at ssi1c: No. ? white.
! car AZ 5se: No. = yellow. Sss
Beans Inuledisis and promS, ship
ment. 8. 50 bid Nav. 81
Governed: Prime spot 81 20;
October. tsss; sample red. 80 bags
az $50 % al $50. Is at g.; prime
Timothy: Prime spot. 81.
Detroit receipis on "Wednesday
wheat. 70 q corn Of o.. ] Of l bar
drawals were 1000 bbls. Of four. u
GOO bu OF wheat. IL go bn. OF corn
and e. 500 bu. 90 oats stocks are
2Bs. 500 b1. OF wheat s3s.0sO -. OF
corn. $1,000 hu OF oats. 5000 gu OF
barley and 12.ss0 bu. Of rye.
Exports Of wheat and four We'd
nesday. i.e9e10 bu-
Primary wheat receipts were sa7
600 bu.. against sI3.Ote bn. a year
ago.
wheat receipts wednesSav: wiarI-
peg. 2ss cars. against ls1. Duluth. %
cars, against 10: Minneapolis. 1i3
cars. against IT3. Chicago % cars
against So: soUthwest. 5000 bu..
against i2s.0o0 bu
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
TEACHERS BILL
REPORTED OUT

LANSING, Mich. April 7.-tspe-
ciall-The teachers retirement
fund bill was reported out today. a
four 70 four tie being broken by the
return OF the ninth member OF the
committee. who was absent when
the first vote was taken last week.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
livestock
EAST BuFFALo LIVE stock.
DurninG a steyens.

EAST BUFFALO. =. Y. April IL
Cattle. , cars. market steady cho'ce
20 prime native steers. basse. TAR
f7d725. choice 20 prime handy steers.
q 2seI.lo, fair 80 geod. ts;yeg.;
tT504s: prime hsifers. $3.50 q:
good bufchering heifers, ts0s.50;
Il ght DO. t550ds. best fat cows. %. Is
Il 20: good butchering cows. $3.50
sTJ. cutters. fA25q4s5; tanners. sac
4. best bulls, ts7sas IS; good klliInx
bulls. t5S0ds: light bulls. ft60n5.
i7loa7so. workers. t7.so07.so; pigs.
1850.
sheer. 10 cars. market steady:
wool lambs. fii; clipped, % IS: year
g. s96s-z5
calves. t5aio.7s.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

unfavorahle criticism should be
heaped upon Representatives Sy-
monds and Wiley. Frank ". Sparks
or any state official Ms result OF
uiterances IN connection with the
increased fare bin"
BALLENGER.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
VIEW YORK PRopucr s,RKrr.

NV YORK. AprIl 7--FiOur null
but firm. Pork Dull. rnrvs s19N
1880 Lqrd. Quiet. middle wat spot.
- 900 Sugn- Raw dufi. cen :
trifuRal 80 test. tt7T; muscovade "a
test. 81: refined. dull cut loaf 80 80:
crushed ts-a: powdered tsffefO.
vrannlated, g. ppHeHs CoTee Rio
SO. .. on spot sdsSc Tailow
Ivy skTeLr Hav' Firm mime
~ 0kaf.t0: No. J. s5dsnc clover 90
1f0eL Dressed poultry. Quiet
turkeys ta7 7te. chickens. fz1gic.
Live poui.rv I-rset'Ied. geese saae
ducks lf7tsc; fowls. iTH17Lc tur-
i,eys isnlsc: roosterr. lie Cheese.
Fivn: state milk. common to spe-
J special. safthe; tuil skins. 3oTe.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
CHrC,co BtTrER NARxEr.

CHICAGO. APRIL T--Butter Extras.
ssSc: nrsts, ESQ eThsc. dairy extras
sSi,c rrsts $50 esNsc. EgEs Prime
ordinary. IN al1 ne hTsts lNA &
$50 Cheese Twins. old 1874 ~
lsAc, new ltt~ GttAc, young AfNar-
teas. old t5a. n Sc. new. H. u "a NC
1--we POULTRY. Fowls. ltl1c ducks,
IsNiTc geese, n los. Rprtngs l6cj
turks. isc Potatoes. Michigan. white.
Esu44c red. 1fH tac. Wisconsin,, do.
nae. do. IS 4t0c. New potatoes;
Receipts, - cars
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
DAILY SERVICE TO
CIEVELANDw

Via d. &. c. Line, in effect
Wednesday, April z. 10:45
p. m. Steamers Western
State and City Of Detroit III.
Fare to Cleveland 1925 one
way. $500 Round Trip.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
agrabi7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS I

Butter. quiet and steady receipts.
SIS creamery, extra, Alac, state
datrt. tubs, .sa sic, imitation cream
~ Hrsts slLu-eC. Eggs Snict
ana easy. receipts eltsb. nearly
white fancy gJC, nearby MIXED
faur5. .gg - 'sc, fresh nrsts. 10"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April 7-Opening -
September. up &c. Corn. May, ur
&c; Suly. down &c Oats. MAY. up
sc. July. down &c: Septerube un-
changed Provisions: Generally un-
changed.
Noon-wheat: May. down &c:
July, dOvL &c Corn May. down
nc; July. down &c. Oats May. up
10 July, up nc.
Close-wheat: lay. down ziLe:
July down NC. September. down
1tc. Corn: Nay. down ikc: July.
down sc. Oats. May. up &c: Iuly.
ND nc; september. down &c. Pro-
visions: Stead.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Quotations by HAYDEN. Stone A. Co
ApNEf -
ToIEnn CRAZY

TOLEDO. AprH Wheat Cash
and May. II 81. July. ti27 Corn:
Cash. 7Ihc E; Nav. TtT.r July. 7sSc
Oats: Cash. ssHc May. Sc; Iuiv.
Cash es R ,ssio: CAP Arr 500 oc or,os.l
ss2Tik Alsike Cash, $50 Ti-no-
.hy. Cash and April 'tlat Butter.
Brick creamery, tnis a7ir: tuh
creamery. 20 siEc. Fgzs Fresh
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Tn. nnIiowinG frms are priviles

IN execute orders on the Exchange:
Carlyle q Poyah. W. A. Hamiin q
co. Nv, Noble Co. W. r. Moss
a Co, Jack n Thomson, Lewis q.
W@Kt a Co. Emmett l. Sprague. Chas.
e Merrill Co. A. w. Wallace n
Co. William II Rose q Co. VIM. a.
Eeer a Co. n b. Mclaughlin. y. K
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Bru.piyo surrLY PRICES.

building supply pr1ces furnished
and revised by United Fuel a supply
Co: Dist Dist.
No. 1. No. 4
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

Prfntfss, the plain pent kind-thnt
IL rfght--Times job DeptD-Msin $50.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

TTNTON 1FTOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Aprp 7. .ldSs Rsc.i 5t 1900; 1900;
90 toQtss. good heavy. tss0nse1,
rough heavy. ts.to0sbs: Hight, $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

MN 48RK. April T.Mossy on
~ ese s s's sls ssns Sa,S ss @ %ssssn; ~
X3nor. tHUfc Bar silver London.
-bsns$ g. Esy York. SEX De-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

An agent OF a New York Arm call
ed on the head OF a big dressmak'
ing establishment and quoted An old
rhyme:
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
nurrl:R tNp EGGS.

Butter-EreanferN extra, ~ > g.
arsts. eSIc dairy. ale. packing
stock. Ice per 10,
EEg.-Fresh receipts cases includ-
ed. Srsts. iyc per dcE Receipts, l,a-T
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

prt.fins. the pisin neat kiss-th.t
o. rfsht-Time- Job Dept.--usin ss7o.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

6sS. pigs. s5.SOGeso Cattle: Re-
eeipts. iL50o, market. steady eceNes.
ksd $50. cows and heifers. sg.sa u
SO Texans. s. 6efsG5, calves. stsf
$50 sheep; Receipts. l5,0oe. market.
steady 20 Ice lower native. t.4eW
$50. western. 81 ~ q -; lAmhs sl.So
Riel5 western. sSgf 1880.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject TO corn
mission ca@rge
Active steckA
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Most Important Assignment Of the Big War
Charles Edward Russell
Goes to Europe Especially
for THE TIMES
WAR is COMING HOME
TO ROOST!

And so ut this time-at this crisis when q
fresh outburst OF the war Ia about 10 bring
greater horror to the world, Charles Edward
Russell. famous magazine writer and econo-
mist. Is going among the distracted people OF
the warshocked countries TO investigate condi-
tons, to talk 10 statesman and blacksmith. TO
question noblewoman and fishwoman, To ascer-
tain what are the undercurrents and to report
O the readers of the Times what he hears and
sees.
This In the most important assign
ment of the war!
And no man 10 better qualified than Charles
Edward Russell for this task which the Times
Mas commissioned him TO perform. For rs years
he was successful newspaper man. This ex-
perience. not TO speak OF his success rs maya
zine writer. enables him 10 handle this assign
ment as no one else can handle IL.
Mr.. Russell has sailed for Europe.
Watch for his first article from England.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

20: prsfsTrea ioiA ieiH fsiH
sxsk.S and s,d.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30
Some Of the titles:

The Fate Of Felix Brand, b. Flo
renee Finch Kelley.
The Coryston Family by Mrs.
Humphrey Ward
Fine Feathers, by Webster Denson.
Peggy in the Rain. by Ralph Henry
Barbour.
The Upas Tree, by Florence Bar
clay.
The sick-A-eed Lady. by E. H. kb,
bot.
The Wrong Woman, by Charles o.
Stewart.
The Social euccanser, by Frederic
s. Isham.
The Shadow, by Arthur stringer.
Vanishing Points, by Alice Brown
A Prince Of Romance, by Stephen
Chalmers.
A Man in the Open. by Pocock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30
NOTED PAINTING.
IS ON DISPLAY
"Shadow of the Cross" Ex-
hibited Here-LuminOsIty
Puzzles Even Experts

1.-THE Shadow of thc Cross" that
strange painting which for nearly ~
Years has aroused extraordinary in
terest and curiosity, not only among
laymen but among art c0nnois 3cUrs.
is now on eXhib ton in Honolulu
in room I6. Young hot0l it has been
put en- display for few days. from 2
to- $50 p. m. daily. 1t vii, be on
display u"'il May :, at small adj
mission pri""
The story Of This picture is known
to thousands. a Young artist Henri
Alt. painted il n the year 1896. when
the artist was 26 years Of age Seen
by daylight or artificial light it is a
heautiful and striking portrait Of the
Christ clad in the costume Of the
Galileean, standing on a high knoll in
the Wilderness with tho desert and
purple hills in the BACKGROUND.
The picture is an oil painting on
ordinary canvas. meas rim" 49, f"Pt
but the mystifying Q"ality Of this
paint ne is that it can also h" SOY il
the dark by its own light Viewed in
an entirely darkeneh room the figure
of the Christ in this picture stands
forth from a luminous background.
while behind the figure is plainly
seen the "Shadow Of tho C,oss.'
cross net only inv .sible hUt Of Wh."N
no trace Whatsoever can be. .uund
" hen the canvas is o>Hnlined in the
1:uIt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30
EMPIRE BILL IS
WELL BALANCED

Novel indeed are the methods en-
ployed by the greatest city on the
North American continent in the
movement CT one and half million
people daily. How New York city
copes with the transportation prob
lem is a feature picture included in
the Empire Theater program today.
The visit of British royalty to Portu-
sal when the honor of knighthood was
conferred, will be shown. The fate
of the interesting old cup defender.
Reliance, fromgas fast racing yacht to
the junk pile was caught by the cam
era. Theodore Roosevelt has been
induced to pose while in his New
York Office The unique folk-dance
Gf Indians at Glacier park, Montana.
makes an interesting picture in its
revival of an odd custom.
Earle Williams. Edith Storey and
Andreas ROndof are prominent in
drama in which series of
dangerous ~aeroplane flights are fea-
tured Warfare in the Air" is a
production of intensity and power
Its equal has seldom been reproduced
by the camera for the silent stage
Air craft are seen in actual and NOR
comes the cry of victory at the over.
throw of treachery and the triumph
of the happy cOnquerors. The plot
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30
PAINTED FISH
ARE ASSURED,
SAYS POTTER
Problem of Keeping Hawaiian
Specimens Alive at Fair
Is Solved

The problem of keeping Hawaiian
fishes alive in the Territorial building
at the San Francisco exposition has
been solved, says +. A. Potter, Jr.,
su' el int6ndent OF the aquarium. who
returned to Honolulu this morning in
the Siberia, after having been in Cali
fC1na since the middle Of February.
The fish have always made the
Journey in. good condition" said Mr..
Potter in his arrival this morning,
"bnt at first the water there seemed
3nsuitcd to them, and they persisted
raj idly After several changes and
eXl eriments | find that they are living
better. AMI there is now no doubt
that We shall Je able to maintain the
exhibit. which has attracted more at,
tentiOn than ny ether feature in the
Hmldin%"
Mr. Potter will now remain in EiO.
noluu. and will attend to the forward
ing Of freshly caught specimens OF
Hawaiian FISH every time the MatsOnia
sails for San Francisco. The care of
the exhibit at the exposition his de
l0lved upon Captain HarrOn Of the
United States Fish Commission. who
has cared for similar exhibits al most
rf the big American eXpOsit;Ons since
that at Chicago in 1898.
"The Hawaiian building md the ca.
madam b1ilGin@ are undoubtedly the
most lttr2Ct.Ve ard popular at the e!;-
position, continued Mr. Potter. I'VE
tried repeatedly to get ali estimate or
i count OF TIE daily number Of visit
4 II
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JURORS IN ASHFORD'S
COURT ARE DISMISSED

The members Of TIE trial jury in
Judge Ashford's division of circuit
e ur, this morning were dismissed by
the court until further notice. 1t
rrora&ly will be two weeks before
the jury is called to sit again.
II d:smssing the jury Judge Ash
ford thanked the members for their
services, saying that through their
assistance the division now has prac-
tically a clean slate 1t probably will
be two weeks, said the Judge, before
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30
WAR STORY Will
BE TOLD in film
At YE LIBERTY

Under the auspices of the great
Hearst newspaper service Ye Liberty
theater will present during the COM
ing week a mammoth five-reel history
OF the Worlds Greatest War" This
film is heralded as a tremendous,
thrilling, wildly sensational and en-
tlrely authentic history Of the gigan-
tic struggle for supremacy now being
waged in Europe Incidentally it is
the first Offering of a War story ever
undertaken ON such an elaborate
scale
Included in this .fila. which is a
production of the Selig Polysc6pe Co.,
are scenes from all OF the various
camps, no favorit SIN is shown and all
countries are given an equal Oppor-
tunity in this great film.
The story of the big war will be an
added feature to the regular weekly
bill, making the phOto-play offering
for next Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday a 12,reel offering. The reg
ular feature is The Wishing Ring"
with a new "P.ckford" feature and a
recently released "Pathe Weekly"
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BUSINESS PRESSURE
PREVENTS THEM FROM
SERVING AS JURORS
y m m ing April 80

At their own request. their reason
being business pressure, the members
of the trial jury in Judge Stuart's di'
vision of the circuit court were eXcus.
ed today from further duty. Another
trial Jury was drawn as follows:
William Git, NJ. A. Robinson, Daniel
Naauao, Louis R. Medeiros. John T
Gandell. David X. Hoarili, D. Thrum,
Irwin Spalding, James l.. p Robinson,
Mark Houghtailing. G.. WaterhOuse,
Eugene Campbell, Guy l.. Duckworth,
Herman Lemke, Charles Hustace. Jr.,
and Charles Allen Drew.
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has to do with a war between two
great nations.
Mare MacDermOtt is starred in
THE Livery Of the Dead, rated one
Of the best of a recent series OF
dramas produced in collaboration
with Il popular monthly magazine by
Richard ". Chiles.
G. W. Anderson has seldom been
cast in a more cOngcni&l roe than
in the western drama. "The Squat
ter's Gall"
The Tango Spree" is one of the
rolicking comedies which Dan Ma
son, May Abbey, Ida Ward and Bliss
milford have made so popular with
movie DatrOnS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-30

Thomas Nelson Page, United States
Ambassador to Italy, is at st. Reno.
Italy, where he will meet m'ny for
eign diplomats living in the resort
town.
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there will be another jury trial in
the division