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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

being used for q salutation similar
to the one just explained in the pre-
eeding article.
Alternate steps are once again
used on the third group OF four
counts and on the last four counts
the dancers make their second salu-
tation tthis time on two instead OF
four counts). after which the part
ners take two steps toward each 9th.
er TO continue the dance with the
fourth figure.
The lady. placing both hands on
her hips. starts her first part OF the
walk. around. stepping frst with the
right foot. then the left, the hight
again and on the fourth count the
left.
Steps exactly like those Of the lady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
BY ANNA PAvLoWA

n the walk-around each dancer
ow moves without holding the
ands OF the partner Save for the
auching OF elbows. at points in the
lance, there Is absolute indie
Sendence. The concluding saluta-
ION. which closes figure two. brings
ne partners face TO face. ready for
ne one am about TO explain
This third figure requires that the
iancers move in complete circle,
o that at the close each shall be- al
he spot from which they started,
The counts run from "one" 10 six
cen" the frst four consisting of
-ourSsteps taken by each dancer on
,'ternaie feet. the next four counts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

sid 10 be . remarkabls picture pro.
1uetion. Six reels are required 20 tell
|the story. crowded every moment wtth
Afjen tt 10 declared. has shown great
ability in adjusting h<rself ~ the
requirements OF the camera In her
0yrt appearance In ptctur~sL The
White sister" WAS originally written
~ = hook BY r. Marion Crawford. aud
ON the stage Miss Allen scored her
|Kr~atest suceess In prsseating the
leacinw character. Henry santry.
baritone. will provide one OF the
musical features OF the pror/ I'm
singing In Italian. the prologue from
the opera 81 fagiiaccia" and My
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

uxDD09o9 uoo0o0s
Al has before been stated ~ tne
Times columns thls season. oeersDse
taGes. within radius Of 80 miles ~
20. are getting extremely scarce
one IL 20 Indulge In cottags site ~
the few remaining desirable loppor-
tunittes for securing summer nnme
sIves. one 10 at RUSSELL island Ens
Hannah Real Estate Exchange nas
socureA this island and subdivlaed W
and under Its direction splendla
summer bungalow colony 10 grow
The location of Russell island is
ali that could be desired. IL lee 80
mica from Detroit In the 81 S.sm
Island 10 Rlmost mile IONS ma
from 3 quaPtar 20 . half mile VIDE.
"A miniature Belle Isle" In the way
some people describe Russell isisna.
II II htgh and dry and beauu!ut,y
wooded and 40 situated thar " -
tanned by cool hreexes and ahords
e we'll . splendid view OF the chan
nsls, through the Flats. by which
lake traffic passes. RusseI rianu
aRords th~ hnest OF summer home
sites about Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

Detroit. and as her productions are
always up To date and wen acted
the summer stock season has been
highly prosperous and popular one,
year after year In Miss Bonstelle's
comrepy THE year are coriiss Giles.
William pringie, Robert Adams. Hal
bert Brown. William Powell. Jerome
hickman. Willard Perry. Arthur Al
len. Vincent Bernard, Leonora Won
ottinger. Jane Houston. Eileen VIII
son, Gertrude Workman and June
Warren. The New York Idea" tells
ciety with the principal figures. Mr..
and Mrs John Karslakr. who have
! been divorced. Mrs. Earslake had de-
cfded to marry again. but on the eve
of the second wedding meets her for
ner husband and the two decide t's,
they love each other still and viii
lremarry. The lines are witty and
episrammsiie. the situations aaroii
cleverfy constructed comedy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
Hing to the Local Playhouses

Nell Brinkiey girl,- win oyer a pro-
gram OF character songs; Eddie
brury's Bohemi9n Four. a ausrtet
which scored a'big ht last week;
August aud Simone DE Beryl will
present new and sensational pan
tomime dance and papinta. dancer.
will offer a special dancing number.
The principal roles I'm the comedies
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

preston. gestures. etc, Miss Pickforf
engaged the daughter o. a Cheroke'
chief to be her companion for sew
eral weeks before the film was ga
ken. supporting Miss PickfGrd ~
the play are Russell Basxett. Ceerg'
Anderson and William Lloyd - al
dftion TO Little fsaf.- the wxsnisyl
ton program will offer petroi
weekly news nim showing currer
events Tn this city, q comeEy. a de
iightful traveloxue and Charles r.
Hay. In . special budget OF songs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
CADILLAC,

The Sunshine Girls In the Cadil-
lac theater next week will offer two
new buriettas with singing and
dancing numbers and feature acts
Wednesday night win be devoted to
. special Scotch program and mem
hers Of Scotch societies will parade
to the theater led by pipers. big
feature will be q drill by the chorus
IN kits. led by George A. Clark. Spe-
rfal song numbers and comedy stunts
will be staged on the runway. Mae
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

Coca Cola club will go to Warren.
Mich. Sunday. to play the represen'
tative team OF that place. The man
agcr requests all Coca-Cola players
10 meet Sunday morning at Wood
ward and Piquette at IL o'clock. The
Cokss are still waiting to hear from
the rederals. Call Market e7l1 ana
ssk tor Shorty Moran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
WAYNE GARDENS


Special engagement Of The Amers-
&C. 0sr1 oo1sts. quintet Of vocal
and Instrumental stars presenting the
most unique and pleasing cabaret en-
tertasnment Of the season. Digs vss-
in exhibitions Of modern and classic
dancing stpaab sssters Osehestse-
Immense cafe with finest service and
food spcciaities--perfsct floor for
IA pctnr-cooiest spot In Detroit. on
the river front, foot OF Third avenue.
=. y. HAYES, Prep.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
DErEolr OPERA HOUSE.

The Gotham Producing company,
which has been giving a series OF
excellent musical productions in the
Detroit opera house. viii close the
season saturday evening. with the
last performance Of Little Johnny
Jones' Despite the capable COM
pany pleasing musical comedies
chosen and attractive stage settings.
public patronage has not been what
the general excellence Of the offer
ing deserved. and the MANAGEMENT
has decided 70 bring the season to a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
BROADWAY STRAND.

Irene Fenwick in The Spend
thrift. by Porter Emerson Browr
will he the feature Of next week
picture program in the Hoadwa
strand theater. beginning sunda'
noon. The play. which was origina
~ done on the speaking stage. des'
with ~ womans extravaganza sffe
an early life Of too rigid econc,n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

n nsv1ng psetures n Majestie.
Own United states. from when
Johnnie Comes Marching Home
There Will be the topical review.
traveiogue and comedy pictures and
selections by orchestiy and organist
TEMPLE
The Temple theat~r will he dark"
Tor the ensuing two weeks the hrst
time In over seysn years that this
popular playhouse has been closed.
The Temple has been open continu-
ousiy since July. 1908. when . three
yeeks' closing was made for re-
dsrorating and repairsl Previous TO
this date. the Temple has been In
cuatinuous operation since it's initial
perfcS nance In December. 1901, so
Mp to date It's record Is one OF IL
years coufinuous weekly perform
ances twice \ day, with just three
weeks out fn 1908. This record n
perhaps without an equal In the
Whole United states The two weeks
closing nov u necesSary for the In
Utallation Of Aaw chairs In the thea
ter throughout new carpets. new
oon0ary and other repairs and reno
Walton Incidental TO seven years of
conftn uous operation. The reopen
tmg II announced for Monday. July
~ when the big vaudeville program
VII be headed by Elizabeth Brice
and Charles King from Watch Your
STEP the Dillingham; revue. which
ran all the past season In New York
and which had its initial performance
In this city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

Her spending exceeds her husbands
income and ruin awaits the family.
when q man with money. but without
honor. makes q bargain with the
woman. and completes the wreck
Miss Fenwfck is a popular actress on
the speaking stage and In this six
reel picture fnds wide scope for her
talent for emotional display. Or
chestral numbers solos for Eddie
McCrash. a one-reei comedy and a
series OF current news pictures viii
complete the program.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
0ARRlCK.

4 The sixth annual stock season Of
TIE Jessie DonstsIIe company viii be
ktnangurated Monday evening In the
qarrtck thester with the Lan4don
l1aa.- a. the opening bill Niss Bon
etelle 10 N sssablished favorife In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03
WASHINGTON.

Mary Ptckford. than whom there Is
no rore popular movie" star, WI, BE-
seen next week in the WASHINGTON
theGter, In a new play called "Littlc
Pal" Miss Pfckfcrd has the role az
ar Indian girl which she IL said "a
interpret with her usual charm. In
order to Thoroughly famifi arize her
self with Indian characterist.-s eN-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

Atnr9< SMILE ANA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-03

will be played by Jimmy Cooper. Dave
wohlran. Helen Stuart. sam Carl
ton. Mabie Clark, Ada Lnm. Jars
Hall; Helen Stanley and George 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

- apsmbsr. Il ] otcIsck q
afternoon. The pastor. Rev. =. u. Nc
Clure, ofllciated, assisted BY Raw. AZ
r. Love, Of the West End baptist
Church. The following gentlemen
were pallbearers:
Honorary--Messrs. Archer Smith
and Hugh II. Smith.
Active--Messrs. E. H. Titmus. Ma.
thaniel Titmus James Edwards Carl.
William and Hunter Harville. the last
four gentlemen were grandchildren
o fthe deceased.
Jurors Summoned.
The following citizens have been
summoned to serve at the October
term Of the Hastings Court, which
opens Thursday morning next.
Grand Jury--Samuel Fl. Hobbs. W.T.
: liam A. Worth. Alfred Friend. VIII
liam L. McG.li. Robert w. Price,
James 0. James, Robert b. Stiles.
william A. Payne and r. G. Gregory.
Venire Facias-H. Rives cooper,
George d. Harlow, A. Kennedy
Powell. Robert @. Strachan4 Howell
F. Cooper, Frederick II. Heinemann,
John c. Stafford. Phillip VI. Living
stone, Edwin II. Titmus, r. Thomas
Tucker, william b. Reade. Walter A
Williamson, Stanton Pitcher. Hunter
A. Young. Marvin w. Gill. Herbert
X. Scott, Gray NJ. Smith. Harold c.
Minetree. Charles r. Rees, Jr., Roger
p. Kilmartin.
Petit Jury-Andrew s. Johnson, Leo
s. Short, j Powell Watson. c. ID.
Barksdale. Isaac Cohen, Jas. Y.
Branch, Thomas V. Short, John r.
Jolly, Robert III. O'Kennon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
REVISED FIGURES on
FIRE LOSSES s250,00O


Though adjustment Of iusurance
due on the six buildings and contents
destroyed by Sunday mornings fire
win not be completed for perhaps ten
days or two weeks. II 10 estimated that
the net nre loss Will be about $780,
900. Unofacial estimates OF the values
placed upon the buildings destroyed
arc: Crenshaw Warehouse, $50, 900:
other Eve buildings. $4,000 each.
Insurance on tho Crenshaw Ware
house. according to the best infcrma-
tion OF insurance men. was 1S6 geo.
Insurance on the other buildings 10
said to have been about $4,000. Az
soon an tho adjustment OF Insurance 10
completed 1t IL said plans will 10 for
mulated for rebuilding.
Under the direction OF Building In
spector Butler yesterday section OF
the still standing walls was rased
that several safes buried under the
ruins Of steel and brick might be
dragged out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
Babyss Body Found.

Local police authorities are max
ing search for the person or per-
sons responsible for the death Of m
infant found yesterday by Policeman
w. p. Waters in IN alley in the reAr
OF the 1900 block, Grove Avenue,
The baby's body WAS not mutilated
and apparently 1t had been there only
Q short while. The body was turned
over to Coroner william Taylor. who
will see that II Ii buried.
Whether the infant was born dead
or whether It was murdered 10 mat
ter of conjecture. but the police are
making 94neArch In IN effort to ma
out who laft the body IN the alley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
Interest in ELECTION.

Bristol, Va, October 15.-Keen In
terest is being aroused In the coming
county and legislative election TO be
held in November. Because a full
set Of county officers are to be elected
there Is every assurance that the
voters will come to the polls almost to
the last man. II means contest In
which the fun force OF the citizens
will and expression. The Rev. E. C.
Buck and Donald T. Slant, the Demo
cratic candidates for the House OF
Delegates from Bristol and Washing
ton County are touring the county to-
gether. They have found deep in
terest wherever they have gone. Thus
far there has been no speaking In the
campaign, but he activity OF candi-
dates for county OFFICES is arousinE an
interest that extends to every hilltop
and valley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
!, j Il liz. II E( u La 4 |lItS
OVER TOBACCO FIRMS


New York. Oct. 1k-Incorporatio
papers OF the Mutual Tobacco Company,
$3o,00o,oOo corporation formed by
the merging Of several long established
tobacco companies in New York and
New Jersey, were filed today In Della
ware. James c. Tansy, leaf tobacco
merchant at 10 South William Street.
promoted the merger. which has been
negotiated for two years.
Among the concerns taken over by
the Mutual Tobacco Company are tho
@. b. Miller & Co.. OF New York. cor
poration organized In 1776: Hoffman q
Co., OF Red Hook, N. r.. established In
1900; Allen Cunning, Of Paterson,
N. j., established in 1895, AMI the Camp.
bell Tobacco Co.. of Newark. N. j., es-
tabllshed In 1905. The Miller Company
IL one Of the oldest corporati.ns. Me-
gotiations are under way for the In
cluaion OF other companies.
The par value of tho stock will be
$40 share, Some s15.0o0.o0o already
has been taken UP and the remainder
will be offered to the public and may
be listed.
According to statement issued by
Benjamin Swartx. Of 1872 Broadway,
counsel for the new corporation. It 10
In no way connected with the former
American Tobacco Company interests
or with the Schultz interests.
'The manag cement OF the chain Of fac
tories will be located In New York
city, he said. We have no desire to
create a monopoly. We will take. ad =
vantage of the most advanced selling
methods and plan an extensive adver-
Using campaign. We wiii take adj
vantage of every BENEFIT OF organiza-
ton on q large scale. We will feature
profit sharing coupon without mer.
chandise, which will include q popular
priced cigarette. Italian etogies, a new
chewing tobacco and popular priced
smoking tobacco in cans. We will also
grow, cure and produce tobacco In all
FORMS including snuff"
r efiaeefs and directors of the new COM
pany will be elected next week when
further organization plans will be for
INFLATED,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
kPEN-AlR
RAGE MEETING

eunfaee Leagxs Of vir-
(pld IT. usuAl Saturday
Il meeting tonight on tho
led and Second StreetA In
Fery strenuous campaign
week 1t the fair. The
evening viii be Mr.. Her,
Miss Nora Houston,
|aili. Miss Saliie Parker.
Valentine left today to
|pahannock on court day.
br her 10 speak Mt the
b soAfa come In 20 rapid
oftAn impossible to re-
4 al. Miss Adele Clark.
/ town today. will speak
u and then. Joining Mrs.
4 Norfolk. will speak
klAnd. tho county seat OF
|hty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
william r. walker.

Brookneal. Va. Oct. 15.-The
funeral services OF Mr.. William r.
Walker. Of this place. who died Mon
day morning In Lynchburg. were con-
Quoted hero Wednesday At the Pres-
bytcrian Church 1t o'clock bv Rev.
g. W. Ribbie. the Episcopal minister
at Houston. also Clarketon, whore Mr..
Walker was 4 member.
Tho choir sang during the services
At the church, Lead, Kindly Light"
and some Time Wen Understond";
also safe In tho Arms Of Jesus. "
Nearer Ny God to Thee" and Chris
ttAu's Good Night" were sung ut tho
eFave IN the walker Cemetery in Hail.
fax. who're tho burial took place. and
the services concluded.
Mr.. walker was nifty years old, and
e survived b. his widow. who was
Min pFAncee Hammersley. OF Char
lotto County: ono sister. Mrs. Jere
white: two brotherA Messrs. Whit R
and Sam walker, al Of thls place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

Charlottesville. Va, Oct 15.-Cap-
tain Jamea Elliott Cook. aged seventy
SIX. veteran OF the Union army. died
yesterday morning ~ the University
Hospital. and the body was taken at
noon yesterday to Bentonyi1le, Warren
County. where the funeral and inter-
ment will take place on Saturday Mr..
Cook was native OF Pennsylvania
and during the Civil War was a mem
Der OF Company D. Thirteenth Penn
sylvania REGIMENT The war over, ne
returned to Virginia and married Miss
Frances Updike, OF Browntown, War
rem County She survives, with four
children: J. c. Cook. Of Bentonviile:
Mrs. Lulu updike. OF Keyper. w. Va. ;
Mrs French Williamson and Giles
Cook. Of Bentonville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
Mira Henry E. P1,illips.

Suffolk, Va, Oct. l6.-Mrs Henry
2. Phillips = well-known resident of
Naneemond County. died last night al
10 O'Clock at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs NJ. J. Kilby. at the advanced
age Of ninety-one years.
She Is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Kilby and Mrs. c. J. Duke, Of
Norfolk County. and two sons, B. w.
Phillips. OF Portsmouth, and J. w.
Phillips. Of Norfolk.
Formerly Mrs. Phillips was a native
OF Chesterfield County, but had for
many years past made her home with
her daughters In this section.
The body will be forwarded on Sat-
urday morning over the ~. & w Rail-
way to Petersburg. and thence to her
former home in Chesterfield County.
where the funeral and interment will
take place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
OBITUARY
Walter IAnwood Haynes, Jr.

Walter Linwood Haynes, Jr., eight
years old. son OF Walter L. and. Mrs.
Alice Duke Haynes, died Thursday In
the home Of his parents, 25o7 venable
Street Tho funeral will take place
this afternoon at o'clock from Christ
Episcopal Church. The burial will be
In lakewood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

b00 BACK TAXES
flion Of This IL Duo 6tate
|naindor Goes to Nelson
b County.
Err FINISHES WORK
Not So Large ~ Previous
Had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
Jingle Sum Reported Since
Is Got Busy.

|ounty of Nelson and the
Firginia Thomas Fortune
bnaire. owes nearly $780,
omitted in his returns for
+. 1904 to 1914, inclusive,
b tho report Of Examiner
r. II. Drummond for the
III District received yester-
pfmce Of Auditor of Public
Lee Moore. During the
Il Mr.. Ryan omitted in his
the report shows. q total
loo.
nts specified In the report
ibles omitted from taxa
b 1914. inclusive, S45,826.-
omitted for the sa me Pc
1000. The report has the
Judge Bennett T. Gordon,
knty -ninfsh Circuit. OF the
lot Review and Of the COM
revenue. and SO far as the
auditor of public accounts
II was stated yesterday
3 will be received as COR
Eate tax rate of IS cents
for intangibles. Mr.. Ryan
5mmonweafth &159,507.50.
come tax OF l per cent OF
income. or $4,000. must
This gives the total OF
fdue rhe State OF Virginia.
County Mr.. Ryan must
on account of the ofnis-
r last eleven years. This
Eunty rate of 80 cents per
1 Amount Anticipated.
IN generally believed that
lived the state a much
end II had been declared
ctAls that there would be
nise In omitted taxation
wcen the STATE and the
II there Is to be any
f anything in the report
Drummond, 1t was stated
will have to be made in
Court OF the county OF
mond was assisted in the
he Ryan estate by John
ynchburE. The inveStiga-
records by the examiner
Ing on for several weeks.
I IL the largest single case
taxable values discovered
q by an examiner.
figures showing the omis-
Oh year. given below. II
that no omission IN Mr..
ne is listed for 1914. In
1n returned for taxation
% to the amount OF ST.
b For Each Year.
are figures for the various
I'd by Examiner Drum
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

- fd0e 6eOtcn.
81, jewelers.. located ut
Il street. reported stolen
! an $500 diamond ring.
y have ben assigned to
they ara making efforts
stolen property.
To Confederate veteran.
he Soldiers Home. re-
I'M his room = sack coat
Hsouser4 both Of which
~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
Eagles Building Complete.

Clifton Forge, Va, October l5.-The
new Eagles building. which has been
completed here at cost Of $4,000.
will be formally opened October Is
with ball by the members of the
local lodge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

49, Wth Robbery.
~ Assaulting and rob-
Of SIS. Arthur
J negro. was arrested
4 locked up In Second
The man will be given
morning before Justice
] Police Court.
|tgon. = negro. was ar
barge OF robhing Daniel
Tho accused u alleged
|gthe money from Byrd's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

Mrs. r T j. Spain died very sud
denly about O'Clock this morning at
the residence OF Mr.. Edward Vaughan,
near Dinwiddie Courthouse. where she
was visiting. Mrs Spain Is survived
by one son and one daughter-Mr
John L. Spain and Mrs. Guthrie. OF
Dinwiddie. The funeral will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon and inter-
ment will be made in the family bury
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

Funeral OF Marcus Il. Edwards.
The funeral Of the late Marcus L.
Edwards was conducted from the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, of which he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16
Furman Line Busy.

The Furman Boat Line sent from
their wharves here this morning tw
OF their large steamers loaded to full
capacity with freight shipped by Pc
tersburg merchants to merchants a
City Point and Hopewell.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-26
Will REACITY
PLANNING Bill
FOR FIRST time

Several discussions OF interest are
anticipated az the meeting of the
board Of supervisors which is TO be
held tomorrow evening at 1889. The
city planning ordinance by Supervisor
Arnold. which was not introduced ON
cially at the last meeting. will prob
ably come up for its first reading to-
morrow night
Also Supervisor Larsen's famous
+'dimming" ordinance for automobile
lamps, which has been in the back
ground for one or two meetings will
probably be taken up for another read.
ing. The ordinance found consider.
able amount of opposition the last
time II was brought up, and II Is under
stood that Mr.. Larsen will be on hand
to hack it to the finish"
The ordinance regarding specifica-
lions for an electric light plant, which
Supervisor Arnold had all ready for
introduction until the opposition from
Supervisor Hollinger. a fellow mem
Der of the electric light COMMITTEES,
developed, was deferred last time un-
til later meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-26
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the island In auto. $500
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
The Goodwin. only exclusive corset
shop in Honolulu: absolutely new 1915
models; Pantheon bldg.-Ady.
New arrivals in chic steamer bon
nets are en- display at Milton & Par
sons, milliners, Pantheon Bldg.-adv.
Panama hats reduced from SO to
$3.50; Porto Rico hats reduced from
$3.50 TO $2.75. Leading Hat Cleaners,
1852 Fort st., opp. Conpent.-Adv.
1t isn't wise to carry much actual
cash when you sail for the coast. in.
stead. play safe-arrange with the
Bank Of Hawaii for Letter Of Credit.
It's not only the actual amount Of
weekly or monthly savings You de.
post with Bishop & Co. that counts
it's also the character you build along
with the bank account.