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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-28

Gilman. Guthard, Hindie, Jskel.
Keating. Kocher, Krimmel. Kronk.
Kuns. Lempke. Lodge, Nowc. owen.
Richert Robinson. Rollo. Ruttsr.
schemansky, schulz. stefanowskl.
A NJ. Wilson, w J. Wilson, Wing.
link. Zoeiler and the President-tl.
Nays--None.
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Waya and Msana.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee ON
Ways and Means, TO whom was re-
1erred the communication OF the
Board of Poor Commissioners reia-
tive TO an additional appropriation.
beg TO report that we have had the
matter under consideration and ind
that, by a careful estimate. tie re-
quirements necessitate an additional
appropriation OF sSs.42S TO carry the
department through to June 30. 1915.
We. therefore. recommend that the
Controller be authorized to borrow
from the Contingent Fund said sum.
with the distinct understanding that
II viii be repaid on July I. 1918. when
the new appropriations are available;
and. therefore. offer the following
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. w. BURTON.
HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
JOHN c. LODGE.
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
JACOB GUTHARD
GODFREY FREIwALD.
BY Aid. Burton:
Resolved. That the Controller be
and he IL hereby authorised and al
rected to borrow from the Contingent
Fund the sum OF sSe,425, and place
the same 10 the credit OF the fol-
lowing sub-funds In the Poor Com
mi ssiOn Eund.
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To the Honorable the Common coukoii:
Gentlemen - Your Committfe on
Streets, to whom was referred the Pc
t,tions OF Hacker n Gehrksn tt6efl.
in alley a, side Of building a. SIS
Kercheval avenue. and OF VIM. Scar
lett and John Collins (<5sO. for per-
NIT to install combination gasoline
discharge system. respectfully repert
we have had the same under conssd-
Grafton and seeing no objection %
said requests. recommend that the Pc
titlons be granted. and offer the foi.
lowing resolutions.
Respectfully submitted.
HARRY r. DTNGEMAN.
ELMER ID. CASE.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN L. JAKEI.
JAMES CRANsHAw.
BY Aid. Case:
Resolved. That the Department. -
Public Works be and II hereby AN
init to Hacker a Gehrken 20 sink
gasoline tank In alley NJ side %
building at sTe Kercheval avenue;
Provided. That no work IL 20 bs
done on the construction OF said sas-
cline tank by the above-mentionea
grantee until said grantee shall Als
with the City Clerk q good and suf-
lcient bond In the sum OF $4,000 TO
save and keep harmless
the City OF Detroit from any and an
kind whatsoever, which may be suf-
fered by the City OF Detroit or which
~ may be put TO or which may &C.
cTue against 10 by charging 20 or re-
covering from said city from or ~
reason Of any acts or things done
under or by authority OF perrnfseioo
herein granted. Said bond shall ~
kept In force throughout the HE -
the permit and shall n necessary -
renewed whenever 40 directed ~ re-
clution OF the Common Council. IN
TO whom said permit n Hrsnt<@ 6&1M
siso submit 20 and Ole with the D.
partment OF Public Works 1o1o|I0Z
'isrs ana spsesncsssens - tne ~
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Resolved. That the Department of
ed and directed TO advertise nve tiines
for proposals for improving SAID
streets In accordance with the rec
ommendation contained In the fore
going communication and said Char
ter and Ordinances.
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R Richer Roeinsen Role. Rutt.r,
T fSn%s%ssss vtrSor wsrt siff W.r..
A; r. Wilson. w. J. Wilson, Wing
link zosiler and the President--4z.
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be bId upon and ordsred.

he bid upon and ordered
,ii.siii IL. Medina curb. tig,ocs.
cENT n "a A ts.i m fS% w rH5, Go cedar ar
block on concrete foundation and
that may be bid upon and ordered.
EsS,ms,sd Ms s1s, d n s s,ssa curb
TWENTY EioHTH ST, from War
rem 10 Milford. 90 feet wide. with as
phaltlo concrete (natural lake as.
phalD on concrete foundation and
that may be bid upon and ordered.
Estimated cost In Berea curb.
sii.siIi In Medina curb. tit.sSo. :.
HAGUE AVE. from bsaueisn 70
concrete tnatprai lake asphaiU ON
concrete foundation and Berea, Nc
dina or any other curbstone that may
be hid upon and ordered.
,s fsSi% IN S.ai ss.' ca II . n.I; '@
THIRTY ST. from Mlehi-
gan to Devereaa, rs feet wide uess
single track with reinforced con-
Medina or any other eursstone that
may be bid upon and ordered.
Estimated cost In Berea curb,
s.s.2if: In Medina curb, sss.sss.
Respectfully submitted,
oEoRdE II. FENk ELL,
Commissioner.
BY Ala. Heating:
Resolved, That charleyoix avenue.
from the east lipe OF Jos. campaa 20
lard street. from the east curb line
OF Dubois TO thu west line OF jos.
campau: Central avenue. from the
north lire q Fort 20 the south limo Of
~ &. II. r.; Twenty-eighth street.
from tho north euro line OF Warren
TO the south curb line OF Milford;
Hague avenue. from the east line OF
north line Of Michigan to the south
curb line OF Detereau. be. and the
same are hereby ordered TO be graded
and width stated In the, foregoi.g
Communication In accordance with
the petitions referred TO and the
specifications adopted by the Com.
mon Council. and the provisions OF
TIE charter and oSd, ,nn,sss s OF the
Resolved, That the Department OF
Public Works be. and In hereby or
dered and directed 10 advertise hve
times for proposals for inprovine
said streets In accordance with tho
FORE going communication and said
charter and ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Aid. Allan, Ashe, Barnett
Bell. Burton. case, Cranshsw 81,
S S.n,,na R 2Ssssrd xrim%si Kronk
Kun. Lsmpke.. Littieneid. Lodge
Nowc. Owen, Richert, Robinson, Role
schemansky, SchuitA stefanowski
Thompson. Vernon, warteli. wenxei.
s.E z E.liiisG AND 4. T Pr.:is.n wi PaS
Nays-Nona
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From the Clerk.

From the Clerk.
That he presented such portion Of
the proceedings OF the last session as
Is required by the Charter TO be 90
presented. to his Honor the Mayor
that they were approved on the s7th
inst.
Placed on nlc
From the Clerk.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I beg 10 advise your
Honorable Boy that am In receipt
o. the following communication from
the Detroit Board OF Cmmerce and r.
ID. Chaplin and others
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
The following Is the communica-
ton referred to:
To the Honorable the Common Council:
that Eastern STANDARD time be made
the official time for Detroit will soon
be presented TO your Honorable Body
for consideration.
There are undoubtedly urgent rea-
sons for such change. and the senti-
ment OF the people seems TO be un-
doubtedly favorable to IL. However.
before deciding upon so important a
mater matte we believe your Honorable
possible way as to its advisability.
As Cleveland. which adopted East
ern standard time on May ist, 1914,
has experienced all the dement's and
easily be done. In order TO learn
at nrst hand the advantages or dis
advantages, we respectfully invite
your committee TO whom the matter
other members OF the Council who
can find II expedient 10 do 80. to visit
Cleveland on any day which they may
we hope this Invitation will be ac-
cepted In the spirit In which II IL
presented. and that as many mem
bers OF your Honorable Body as pos
sble will avail themselves OF this OPP
portuntty to learn for their constitu-
ents the true condition OF AFFAIRS.
where Eastern Standard time has
been tried ont under conditions simi-
Yours very respectfully,
r. ID. CHAPLIN
HUGH CHALMERS,
r. III. FYFE,
RICHARD S. JOY
To His Honor the Mayor and the
Common Council. City OF Detroit:
There In being submitted for your
consideration tonight, n petition from
dlnsnce the offeiai time In " Tor the ' city
OF Detroit from Central to Eastern
Standard time.
Knowins that this petition wa. to
DC presented 10 your ffOnOrhOie bOQy,
and upon request OF number OF
members OF this organization inter-
ested, on April 10. 1915. the officers,
under Instructions from the Board OF
Directors OF the Detroit Board Of
Commerce, took referendum OF the
membership OF the Detroit Board OF
Commerce.
UP TO o o'clock Tuesday morning.
April 81. l.4o0 votes were cast. as fol-
FOR the PROPOSAL 10 request the
Mayor and Common Council
to change by ordinance the
official time for the City OF
Detroit from Central standard
time to Eastern standard
time ..........,...... ,..... 1.fot
AGAINST the proposal to re-
quest the Mayor and Common
Council 10 change by ordi-
nance the official time for the
City OF Detroit from Central
Standard time to Eastern
Standard time. ............ 1ee
Attached herewith you will ind
list OF those voting.
The above result OF our referendum
IL transmitted to you for your In
Respectfully submitted.
DETROIT BOARD OF COMMERCE,
BY CHAs. H. GIFFORD.
Per w. G, COLE.
Vice President.
Referred to Committee on ordi-
nances.
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This sum TO be repaid to the Con-
tingent Fund on July 1. 1918, when
tho new appropriations are avail
able.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
n"il. Burton, Case. Cranshaw, Dill,
Dingeman. Ellis. Field. Freiwald.
Gilman. Guthard. Hindle. Jakel.
keating. Kocher. .Krimmel. Kronk.
Richert Robinson, Roilo. Rutter,
schemansky, Schults. Stefanowsii.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell, wensel,
A. L. Wilson. w. j. Wilson. Wing,
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

70 the Honorable the Common Council;
0sntiemsn--The Department or
Public Works. TO whom Wa rcIerrsn
the petitions for paving Charlevois
from Jos Campau 10 ssyburn FOL.
lard. from Dubois TO Jos. campan:
csntrsf. from Fort 90 NJ. G. X. r.;
Twenty street from warren
Go Milford; Hague. from Beaueicn 20
Oakland. and Thirty NTH street. ron
Michigan 20 pevereau. respectu,is
reports that the petitioners are Tn:
owners OF the greater number OF Tee,
frontsse OF real estate AUDITING on
the streets proposed 20 be improved.
The dspnrtment. therefore. recon
mends mat the prayers OF the pcu.
tioners IN zach case be grantee. npn
limits stated be paved with tho ma
''t cHAR nLEsvSorx AVE- from !es.
Campau 10 seyburn. ~ feet wide,
with cedar block on concrete founds-
tion and Berea. Medina OF any other
eurbstcne that may be bid upon and
ordered.
ESTIMATED cost In. Bsrce curb.
tkQ4af: Ia Medina. curb, tk,,ttt
POLLARD ST. from Dubois to Jos.
csmpau, is feet wide, With asphaltie
eoncrets (nsturai lake asphsit on
concrete Foundation and Bsrss: Me-
alma or snv other curb-tone thst msv
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From the Clerk.
Gentlemen--r beg TO advise your
Honorable Body that I am IN receipt
of liquor dealers bonds numbered
from l 20 iisS. both inclusive. with
the spy. bs 81 N1: .a a and l9ss
under. Act 2si OF the p. A. OF 1909. as
amended.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY,
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
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To the Honorable the Common C6unsl1s
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
Streets TO whom was referred the eo0>
n.unicatlon from the Dspartment 4x
for paving certain streets. respecto4ly
report we have had the sane un1er
consideration and md that T. e. CyErts
10 lowest bidder for paving %. PAM
%s q, Ca oG sas D d. SSsess:.
pbalt Paving Co.. 10 lowest bldder ner
paving Savoy avenue with eepnaIe!o
concrete natural lake asphnio ~ I'LL
Twenty-third streyt with sheet Asphalt
ty-fourth street with sheet asphalt on
concrete foundation AT eis<. Hudson
avenue with sheet asphalt on con.
crete foundation at t3ls per %: "a.
Your Committee being satisfied that the
bids submitted are reasonable, recom-
mend that the contracts entered into ~
tho Department OF Public Works with
tho aforesaid lowest bidders for paving
above streets at price BID Per .suss$
resolutions covering above nssnsd
streets presented by Aid. Heating et =
session Held April goth inst u. - 9.
page J. approving and CONFIRMING
said contracts. be adopted
Respectfully submittsd
MAURICE KEATN0 I.
FINER d. CASE,
EDWARD BARNETT.
I IoHE Z eiRsAAkk sHhA
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe. BsrpSst
Rieii. Burton, Case, Crnnshaw. Dill.
DinEeman. Ellis. Field. Freiwaid.
Gilman, Guthard. Hindle. Jakel.
Heating. Kocher Krimmel. Kronk,
Kuns. Gempke. Lodge, Nowc. over.
Richert Robinson, Rollo. Hutter,
schemansky, schults. stsfanows1i.
Thompson. Vernon, warteli. wsnssI.
A r. Wilson, W. J. Wilson. Wing.
link. Zoeller and the President--t1
Eays-None.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-A meeting OF the De.
' MSs S S T sesny f ApT sS IN
m. at the Wayne County savings
being present: Marx. Guthard. Frei-
wSS ku p.ysr Koch s S.d psp1sy GS.
The Commissioners took from tho
Strong Box for payment IS Special
sii.ssi'sS' and Of the fsiIo SSh mum.
bers: 4iS1, Ass. i4ss. +4e3. t4s7.
1901. 1905. 1909. 1914. 451I. tsil. t5e5,
t62e. 1888, tSs7. tbtl, l5tS <sss. eos7,
s sSsi s sGss s sssg $685. $685. sss ss
1921. 6s25. es2s. ss33. es37.
27i coupons amounting TO y, 90
were e-.+ from Wayne County Bonds.
Tss sRnar 10 Ias9 sss g. s 8a ofdsrea
The City Treasurer submitted the
following statements showing condi-
ton OF Strong Box and Sinking
Fund Cash Account.
Statement showing Condition Of
strong boz.
March 500 credit OF
the Detroit City Sink
April 2Smro IS Special '''''i'0'
Ass'mcnt Bonds taken
UP ....-...,......... il,oSl'eO
April ITO credit OF the
Fund go. ..".sl. sss.5ssss
s. A. 8 and Int Fund. 6c4,000.oo
April 27-Total amount
OF Securities In Strong
statement sbo~ins Conditics Of The
Detroit City Sinking Fund Cash
Account
March SOTO balance S s,ss1 90
March S0--City OF Detroit
8 mos int, on Reg. Bond
April i2-Dime Saw. Bank
mos. int 10 March 81,
1915. on daily balances 1892
April 2I-Proceeds OF meet
ing OF Com. ....,........ ls.ss222
SCISSOR so
April 81 - Disbursements
since last meeting 5000. SOIL 20
April 27--To balance. .sls. Pcs 81
The meeting then adjourned
Respectfully submitted,
MAN. c. KOCH.
Secretary.
Accepted and referred to the Con-
troller.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Ways and Mesna
To the Honorable the Common Council,
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From the Department Of Parks and
Boulevards

To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen--In response TO an ad-
vertisement In the daily press. for
dredging channel at Belle Isle. tho
following bids were received:
Lakeside Dredging Company
BDeep,h OF U'''''''''''''s, sep 20
BY the day OF 10 hrs. 100 90
Detroit Marine Contracting
Company
Depth OF ft........s 800 90
Depth OF ft........ LOO 90
BY the day OF 10 hrs,..... 100 90
Edward Gray
Depth OF ft.............$l, 200 90
Depth OF n. 2Sc per yard
additional.
BY the day OF 10 hrs.... 100 90
Contract has been awarded TO the
lowest bidder. the Lakeside Dredging
Company In the sum OF ti,0Tb, the
work 10 be done ut minimum depth
OF feet.
viii your Honorable Body kindly
approve the same.
Yours truly,
WIN. T. DUST.
Commissioner
Accepted and referred 10 Commit
tee on Parks and Boulevards.
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From the Sinking Fund Commission.

Accepted and referred 20 Commit
tee on Parks and Boulevnrds.
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To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen The Department OF
Public Works submits. under tho
amended charter, provisions relative
TO sidewalks. crosswalks or drive
ways. n list OF descriptions OF prop
critics requiring stone. cement or con-
crete sidewalks. crosswaiks or drive
ways TO be constructed or recon-
structed. and respectfully asks that
the accompanying resolution be
adopted, In order that notice may
be advertised TO construct OF recon-
struct the same. and " said notices
are not complied with. that this De-
partment be allowed TO proceed to
walks. crosswalks or drivswavs men,
tioned
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!, Porath ,..,..,....,.-.. fGtsI 70
Meredith construetion Co.. iAsSS ~
r. Porath Il the lowest bidder. av-
craze cost per square yard. Including
inspection. etc. tftte.
Anderson avenue. from Jefferson To
the northerly terminus. 20 feet wide.
with brick on concrete foundation
and Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or
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That he presented such portion OF
the proceedings OF the last session as
10 required by the Charter to be so
presented. TO his Honor the Mayor
for approval. on the 21th inst, and
that they were approved on the 27th
Inst
placel m flc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-23
EeeiasseFSSsH

heads. These were the heads Of cpl.
e"-eq Of diners well dined, of men Of
contentment and enormous wealth; II
showed In their every lineament. And
these grotesQue images danced along on
the bare feet Of urchins graced with
frayed edges Of hand me downs, tango
ing and turkey trotting, one stepping
and marketing in only such inimitable
moclkery that a Kakaako urchin could
be capable Of. .%.A4
There were military bands, each ac-
claimed, and there were sights and
sounds Tipperary and banzais and good
American cheers. lnts
It was the intention Of the COMMITTEES
TO engage the Glooms And joys In bat
tie royal before the queens, having first
double crossed the Glooms and hired the
undertakers in advance. *
But the crowd separated them. The
Giooms' artillery broke down and Chief
Gloom Walter v. Kolb turned and beat
strategic retirement with the joys in
full pursuit, firing charges of confetti
after them that annihilated them, horse
and foot. Et4.{' ..... .l
But the rain, which had hitherto par
TALLY held of, now descended The
bands continued their inviting steps but
there were few who danced to them.
With the brilliantly illuminated
palace, with the streets still flashing,
Carnival was suspended. ~. 81"
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Carnival RIBBONS WILL
lDORN0|RtGIlRs Guests

A distinctive feature Of the Mid Pa.
ci6c Carnival is to be inaugnrated at
tho grand directors, bali, which win be
given next Saturday evening in the
Armory, The dosing event of the Car.
nivul ~. ata.t. E.. ....
A ribbon iutyeliow4 and green with
be worn across the shirt fr1nt Of the
men, ard smn Ter Ribbons of the same
color will he worn by the women.
around tn" wrist or from the shorl'er
They are called the nearnivul spirit -
ribbons, ard to lie improper dress they
Tust Re worn by evpevore present tt
the hal, WI ether dancing or not. TiesN
ril b0rs will be on dignlay this week in
several stores about the city, and Sat
urdav it is planned to have a serm,
stress in window Of one of the lead
ing stores, sewing these ribbon of vel.
low and green together,
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Sunday Honolulu Enjoys
Day Of Carnival Repose.
Crowds Seek Quiet Pleasures But Today
Festive Spirit Will Be Unleashed 4

day OF the carnival, and we have IL on
the authority Of our senses that Satur-
day was the first (forHwe saw, Carnival
be true. Hut Il was not like thisl
oahu's garrison, headed by its com
mander, Major. General William II. Car.
ter, u. s. A., leaves Aala Park this
morning at halfpast nine to honor, in
an outpost Of the republic he helped to
found, the one hGndred and eighty third
birthday of George Washington.
At Kapiolani Park, at ten O'Clock,
bicycle races carded by Committee
Chairman l.. p. George will begin and
win continue all forenoon or better.
The afternoon sports will be the con.
tinuation of the baseball series, two
games to be played, and the walking
races 'front.' Fort Shafter to Athletic
Park. bHraE
Great Hawaiian Pageant ' t5. ta
The Hawaiian pageant---which year
by year grows greater and better-is
tho attractions Of the forenoon.
More ambitious this year than it
ever has been and with hundreds of
participants, 1t deserts its infancy,
which esspyed to portray one legend
at best, to a spectacle whose scope spans
that time when dieties walked in the
guise Of, men to the. conquest Of Kane
hameha and the dawn of the new. era.
This is staged this afternoon on the
Punahou campus and win commence at
3 O'Clock .!.E "a. 'Mlt4g.ss.
Tonight Wilson s fireworks, as last
| year, will Rstonish the Moiliilians from
the ball grounds in a display which
by order = Is to exceed anything in
that line, which has been produced in
Honolulu before. ~ a'H'HfN t.Nsa .
Carnival HBieachers Safe ' ~ p.
The breaking down of a platform at
the dsRee of all patiops saturday night
with slight injuries TO two, was caused
by faulty construction in the carnival
bleachers. Secretary Raymond G.
| Brown, in letter to The Advertiser
yesterday, pointed ont that this was
a temporary structure erected for tn,
] occasion by some private individuals
and added that 1.-THE carnival bleach
| ers are very substantially built, have
been thoroughly tried and, there Is alb
! solrteIy no danger of their giving way
! under any strain put upon them." .
Director. cnaral's Birthday
This is " Direetor-G General b Dough
crty 5 birthday, too, and If the eelebra
ton is that of the, birthday of another
man, the coinc idcnee does not diminish
the directors enthusiasm in observing
it. Mr. Dou2herty: will admit, IL pressed
that this is not his, one hundred and
cighty'thiid. In fact, he can count but
thrty-four, for the energy, lharl work
and loyalty which he has Put into tn,
celebration was originated r-he says it
in 1851. 'f-E = Z ts''tt Iti'
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DIXON sunday AdvertIIlsclr,.l

DLANTED as musical acorn
! in the grounds Of the Capitol
yesterday morning. struggling
against 2 storm, pelted by rain or
threatened by clouds, the Eighth
Mid-Paci6c Carnival budded, at
high noon, and last night burst
into its first great blossom. =
The Carnival Spirit, first spread
abroad manfully in the showers
by the Second Infantry band yes
terday morning. would not be de-
MED. It thrived, on dampness and
was fostered by the evident dis
pleasure of the god of storms. It
dehed gloom. g
The Peace Pageant, driven from
Rocky Hill by the pelting down
pour, was set forward for week,
but the band had already played
its subtle entrance march for King
Carnival and he would proceed,
whether or no. Nothing was
missed. The aquatic tournament,
the opening baseball battles, the
fiery and splendid pageant of the
evening, the United Service ball,
each step to the summit of the
fntoxication Of good cheer, was
made, the summit stormed. s.l
We here, they're here, and =
It's herel III,
King Carnival has arrived Z,
Hurrool Wela ka haol +,
The Japanese and their Ian
terms, fanciful as a culture inn
ported from a strange land nodded
their colored plumes, their twink
ling stamens and pistols. qlivered
in rustling hesitancy over their
line Of march. .fs
The AID clubbers ushering in
the Queens of Carnival, saluting
that older, perhaps more regal
Queen Of Hawaii. and heralding
the fantasies of the Circus Conf
que; 53s = "a
The respondent Joys, the re-
morseful Glooms, the parade o.
color, light and fancy, lSF +
And the music, from six bands
and orchestras, that grew out Of
the Second Infantry's humble, al.
most unnoticed acorn. MI
This was Carnival as Honolu-
lans, their brethren of the islands
and their friends from other
LINES, renewed it yesterday.
A LAVA FLOW OF FLOWERS
TIE great event Of the day, the real
beginning o. the carnival in all It's
tlory-this was the Japanese Lantern
Parade. "A ..
Urged ON by the committee in charge,
headed by s. Awoli, the winding line
that has now three times appeaEea TO
grace Hcnolulu's pageants, each time
in greater splendor, left Is assembly
place on time. 1t traversed Beretania
and Nuuanu avenues and King street,
'lssed through the Capitol grounds,
saluted Queen Iiliuokalani and GOV
ernor Pinkham, and dissolved In nut
ter Of lights r ~ g.,
Down its line Of march and In the
caritcl grounds the illuminations were
turned on as they passed. Here they
stnod out brightly ag1inst the blacknes'
Of the storm that, together with the
rest of Honolulu, held its breath and