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JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered hy
BANNING DEPARTMENT. STATE a.
NEW YORK. to builders investors and prp
p,s'tive homesc.k-rs, 4 large number " W.
cant lots. at brentwood. Murs mere. L.nr,,
kidgefteld and Jcan,yh, Now Jersey. a. no
half of former Owncrs' prices. Also a ',rrs
number " two-family houses at thgoWatrr.
Hudson Heights. ciiffcide and isltades PAX
New Jersey. at about oue-han OF former r-icp>
Al OF the above prop, rifles are within a Ave
ccut fare zone and within thirty minutes -
Manhattan. Thee psoperties must b, ,it 1
quickly to close tn, business Of Two CORPORA
tons now being liluidatcd by the Ransinr
Department Special Inducements to con.
tractors and builders who wall purthas. a cor
siderable number ~ lots. FOR further No,
~iiculars address TENJ. ID. HAIGHT, >ptsja
Deputy Supt. Of banks. care Of B.ualu.
Department. oil broadway. Ncw logh CRY
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HOTELS AND NEW FLATS
FOR NEGRO SECTIONS
Would Uplift Negro and Give
Big Return to Those Who
Build Them.


uo,als ,,1 ysodo-, ora,,a,,. o,. .,
ne erected ior 'oIorco ptop'" III iiarI|'i
and other negro sections of the city.
uc,.,nv conditions NJ ,,a nep,, non,,a-
''"i ol W." '"N nave '""s Nc" 'oH-
sidered d~eplorable and II is 10 relieve
,hese conditions. giving +, the negro tho
,u.a ,,,.
SA'"e 4'''"s l''''''e" - WIN '''N'' '"'1
plans We're made iast week by a mixed
committee represcntinr many interests
- -. Nan,
" N'P '' "7'' ~
FORK.
This rnn,mi,tna consists OF C,rus g.
80,
'''"' "'' VI '' 80
mite" OF the advisory ccuhcll AIlan
pobiusor. rr,siIcD, CIV Suburban
r.
'''''e' No'"p""'' ''"'"
Wood. president the National League on
rban Conditions Among Negroes and
Erank Sh,v, ,ir.- ,,.sidart rho
pronar+v our.r, mnroy.r,.,, cor.
nnra,;,n wv ..ioc,inn of ,bns. man
pa ,ho o,nr,t,a,ton ~ ,bo nI,, 70
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FOR MORE SIMPLE INSPECTION.
state Labor Department and BUILD
Ing bureaus To Work Out plan.

First steps toward cooperation be-
tween the state Labor Department and
the city building bureaus in the matter
OF inspection OF buildings under con-
struction or alteration were taken last
week when members OF these bodies
met with representatives. of the New
q Joint Committee OF Architcvts
ana the building Trades Association to
discuss the matter OF a single inspec-
tion by the building bureaus. as is per-
mitted BY Law.
Chairman John Mitchell OF the In
dustrial Commission presided. Both
city representatives, architects and
owners conceded in this criticism OF
present conditions: Before a building
can he constructed or altered plans
must first be filed with and approved by
the State Industrial Commission. and
this usually takes two months. Then a
similar procedure Is gone through to Sc
cure approval by the building depart
ment OF the borourh where the struc-
ture Is to be located, and this takes
practically as long. Should the city
department make any changes then the
plans go back to the State commission
for another inspection.
1t was pointed out that the labor law
gives the state Industrial Commission
power to accept, II 1t desires. the in
SI'ttioh anu uDIToNHI py the city Dullh-
Ing department and the building in
terests urged that this he done. \
committee was named to work out the
details OF such a plan at the earliest
possible moment.
This committee VA selected Ru-
dolph Il. Miller. building expert of the
building committee OF the Board of AL
dermen and forner Superintendent of
Buildings for the Borough Of Manhat-
tan l.. ]. Carlin, Superintendent OF
buildings for the Borough of Brooklyn f,
Henry ID. Sayef, secretary OF tho State
Industrial Commission. and one repre-
sentative each OF the Joint Committee Of
Architects and the Building Trades As
ISOLATION to he named by these organi-
uations.
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BOULEVARD FOR NORTH SHORE.
100 Foot Road Planned From Long
Island city ~ Little Neck.

A direct highway. or what In the
spirit Of the term might he termed a
military road, which Will run through
property Of an estimated Nalu" of more
than 5000. 00o. was tentatively APP
proved hs tho Board Of Estimate last
week when it adopted the plans for
laying ont the Willcts Point Boulevard
Tho new highway Is To- serve as Il
direct rout" for tho Long Island city
entrance of the greensboro Bridge to
littl" Neck. taking IN or tho way Flush
ing Bay and Will'ts Point. where Fort
Tot,cn now guards Long Island Sound.
The proposed boulevard will appro-
priat" the old Willets Point road and
Will Ice carried by bridge over a section
of Flushing Bay. 1t III to have an
approximate width of 100 feet and the
land taken will cost about $1,000. 900.
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STATE REALTY CONVENTION.
Many Topics of Intcrcst 10 Real
EstRtc to He discussed

The Inidyear conference OF tie Real
Estate Association of the state Of New
York Will he hold here January al
tho Hotel MvAlpiu. This will he q
regular meeting OF In. associations
board Of Managers, which includes over
fifty prominent real estate brokers and
owners who represent the various coun-
ties Of the STATE.
Matters TO be discussed AT the con
ference are state taxation and finance,
legislation affecting property rights,
state regulation of brokerage aud special
problems affecting brokers.
The conference will he called 10 order
ny chairman \. n. Wage.
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Uns nlan Is a gradual sloping tunnel
under the avenue. Tho grad, wOuld be
s"'h as to exert little hardship on
horses. automobiles and street car lines.
lnere would also be a tunnel for pcdcs-
TRANS who would want TO avoid tho
up and down movement Of vehicular
trafhc on Fifth avenue. The subway
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ond street was n covered subway under
the avenue TO take caro- OF crosstown
traffic.
THIS idea WAS suggested 30 the Fifth
Avenue Association in November by
Hugh j. Mclaughlin, a ciNll engineer
who has given the traffic problem at this
point considerable study. Mr.. McIauph-
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j.. Sterling Drake has sold for the
Arrochar Improvement Company TO
Joseph Mancz II plot 5OXl25 on the north
of Richmond avenue. Arrochar, $. !.
The Government reservation is oppo-
site, insuring the purchaser unobstructed
views.
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House With Subsurface Garage
Planned at Malba for Y. c. GRAY

Vernon G.. Gray OF the Royal Baking
Powder Company. who recently bought
u 56xlSl foo site at Malba on the
Sound. has given the Abbott Construc-
ton company the contract for a $4,000
of the Southern Colonial type.
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Tunnel Under
tunnel Under Fifth Avenue Thought to Be Most Likely
Cure for Congestion at Forty-second Street Crossing

of traffic conditions NJ Fifth avenue and
Forty-second street. O problem which
has been before the city authorities and
merchants of Fifth avenue for years,
seems to be near.
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niNS NEW ROCHELLE HOME.

!. G.. Gleason & Son have sold rs
Nood!dnd avenue, New Rochelle. for
L.izet,o L. SHOEMAKER to II client who
VIII make 1t his home when the present
lease expires. The property was val
ucd at $4,000.
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would he covered r'of ' 10,
started down grade Dr. CO..
a very ornamental affair
Mr. MnlHughlin >li-Go '5f
covered subway schcru ..
adopted AZ Firth aN,nuc
fourth street, whcr" ,oro 900
equally as bad as at Forty- cro.8 81
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IitSWuS-eH. architect. - as TO take ad-
vantage OF the Sound frontage and that
on one Of the lead x drives Of the Malba
Development.
The Gray house il. ,Ir eighth fns home
which has been planned recently at Malna.
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y feature OF this house. or rather de-
of the plot. which is three
as long rs 1t j. wide, - "A sub
surface garage under the Sound from;
por,icoe.
This Was decided ON by William W.
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keep them from the streets. Their 80
cial and economic welfare would he more
effectively attended TO.
The removal of this element from the
home life Of families woul eliminate
IA great extent the menace 20 the
social upiift and welfare Of present and
future generations. 1t Is the theory that
II the future welfare and economic value
Of the colored people is to be improved.
not only for their benefit hut for that
of the community In general, IL is neces-
sary 10 begin with the home.
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RIDGEwOOD HOUSE SALE.

George Ithell has sold his property at
IS East Franklin avenue, Ridgewood.
y. j., to James Davies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
LEGISLATORS TO VISIT
ARMY AND NAVY HEADS

Official calls will be made tomorrow
morning on Gen. William H. Cartel
and Admiral G. B. T. Moore by a party
of territorial, legislative and county
officials, consisting Of President G. f.
Chillingworth of the senate, Speaker
H. L. Holstein Of the house Of repre-
sentatiyes, Senator j. L. Coke. chair
man of the senate military commit
tee; Representative John H. Coney
chairman Of the house military com
mittee; Representative w. T. Rawlins
chairman of the house judiciary com
mittee; Mayor John C. Lane, Adj.-gen
j. w. Jones of the National Guard.
The party win call on Gen. Carter
at his Headquarters at the Alexander
Young hotel at a,elock, and after
ward on Admiral Moore at Pearl Har,
Dor naval station at 10 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18

So, 900 EVERY MONTH
FOR WAR RELIEF FUND,
IS NEW APPEAL MADE

Regular pledges OF $1,000 a month
from business houses and citizens oI
Hawaii are being asked by the Wal
Relief Committee or Hawaii. W. r
Castle, head OF the committee, is ap
pearing before the annual meetings oi
sugar companies and making an ap
peal for monthly appropriations from
them. Other firms are being reach
ed in other ways and in addition a
general letter is being sent out today
to companies and individuals in the
islands. 4" p
The aim OF the committee. Mr. Cas-
tie explained, is to have a fixed. per.
manent income as long as the war
lasts, I'm order that the fund may not
be dependent on spasmodic contribu,
tions He points out that inasmuch
as Hawaii has benefited from the war
1t should help those who have suffer.
ed from the war. -. ~ II -
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the committee, whose tireless work oi
arranging novel aquatic displays has
made possible definite announc cement
of plans, although the great rivalry
between the floats demands the reg
ular competitive secrecy. II . .
Mr.. Young is highly elated over the
spirit manifested by the small boat
entries, but expresses regret that a
few big yachts which could make
grand entries are withheld for rea.
sons known only TO their owners.
Especially gratifying, says Mr..
Young. is the enthusiasm of the Naval
and Coast Guard competitors who
have strong possibilities for the grand
prize. The Coast Guard cutter The,
tbs and the tender Alert are being
wired for beautiful lighting effects,
(Continued on page three) -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
W0MAN'S SUFFRAGE BILL
MTR0DU ICED TN HOUSE

Representative David M. Kupihea
introduced bill today to enfranchise
the women of Hawaii, to take effect
Immediately after its approval by the
President Of the United States and by
Congress-, according to the wording
of the bill. As Kupihea is the only
Democrat In, the house, the measure
viii not be party bill. The instru.
ment can have no official bearing on
the suffrage question, and II passed
can only act as, recommendation to
Congress. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
UTILITY BOARD REPORT
GOES TO THE GOVERNOR

The second annual report OF the
Public Utilities Commission was pre-.
sented to the governor yesterday In
cluded IN II are numerous exhibits of
the Eiofk which the board has done
during the year. as, well rs state
ment Of expenditures and receipts: At.
ter paying all bills the commission
has more than $4,000 on hand to start
the new years work. The board Is
stu carrying on fits work without an
appointed head, Commissioner j. N.
s. Williams being acting chairman
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
.CARRANzA OUT, ZAPATA
+ IN; MEXICO CITY SEES
! ANOTHER QUICK CHANGE

WASHINGTON, D. c, Feb. fs.-
The state department has been Off
eiaIly advised that Gen. carranza has
evacuated Mexico City and that Gen.
zapata, head of one Of the main rebel
factions, now occupies the capital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
SCHOOL TEACHERS
AND PUPILS.

Special appeal is made by the dec.
oration committee to the school teach
ers and their pupils, to make and
wear an Aloha wreath during Car.
nfval week This feature win add
materially to the festival appearance
OF the city.
Please wear your lei on all occa.
sions even during school hours.
II the weather permits wear white
which viii complete your Carnival
dress. -
EMIL A. BERNDT,
Es> Chairman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
ASKS INVESTIGATION
OF WAlALEE SCHOOL

Alleging that certain" conditions
exist In the Boys Industrial School at
Waialee which. according 10 the words
Of the resolution introduced. "if allow
cd TO continue would be demoraiizing
TO the boys. w. H. Crawford, repro.
sentative from Oahu. has asked the
house 70 appoint I've members as .
special investigating committee. The
resolution was referred to the educa
6on COMMITTEES
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
WILSON WON'T CALL
i EXTRA SESSION EVEN If
SHIPPING BILL BL0 LOCKED

Z WAsHlNGToN, D. C, Feb. Ia
President Wilson has decided not 10
call an extra sessionsof Congress, re.
gardiess Of the course of, the shipping
blu. " the bilI cannot pass at this
session on account Of the filihuster, he
will not call special session.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
CREWS OF BRITISH SHIPS
SUNK BY GERMAN LINER
BROUGHT TO ARGENTINA
[A P. by FED. Wirelessl

q. "a. p. by Fed. WireIesSJ
5UENoS AYRES, Argentina, Feb.
H-The HoIser is bringing the crews
Of the British steamers Hemisphere
and Polars and the Windjammers su.
ri1atra and Wiifred, which were sunk
by the German armed liner kronprinz
Wilhelm. The Hoioer aiso has the
crew and 81 passengers OF the steamer
Highland 6rae which was sunk by .
German war vessel. }
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
CHINA'S STATEMENT OF
JAPANESE DEMANDS MUCH
DIFFERENT FROM JAPAN'S
[A. P. BY Fed. Wirelessl

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. fs.-
China has sent to the powers q state
ment OF the demands made on PekinC
by Japan. The note as sent by China
to Great Britain, France, Russia and
America differs In its statement Of de-
nands materially from the II demands
which Japan communicated to the
Powers a. her stand. 80.
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WILSON YIELDS
TOFILIBUSTERO ON
ship PURCHASE
IA. p. by Fed. Wirelessi

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. ts.-Ad,
ministration Democrats today agreed
to a new conference on the ship pur.
chase bill, thus allowing for the pas.
sage Of the appropriations bill. This
virtually assures the success Of the
fiIibuster. H." ..-
Agreement also was reached on the
Prune river harbor bill. -: -
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FRANK JAMES, BROTHER
.OF OUTLAW, is DEAD

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, No, FEB.
1s-Frank James, brother Of Jesse
James, the notorious western outlaw,
died here today. He was ~ years old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
British Steamer Sunk BY Submarine
Before War Zone" Order In Effect

HAVRE France, Feb. 18-It is established that Ger
submarine sank the British steamer Duich which
blown up Tuesday % miles off Cape Aner All but two
of the accounted for Survivors picked up small
boats the submarine several times after the
sunk. & 81 %=al ~. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
|WAIERCARIVVAL
| IN HARbOR Will
BEP|IG'IUR||iESQUE /
Chairman Young Announces
Pans and Program for
Unique Fete
THETIS, ALERT AND
SUBMARINE MEN BUSY
Boat Clubs, Yachtsmen and
Decorated Japanese Sam
pans and Floats Entered

Water Carnival night, scheduled for
February 26, In Honolulu harbor,. will
be one of the big surprises of the Mid.
Pacific Carnival this year, reports
Jack Young, the capable chairman Of
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guineas as against five guineas month ago.
Twenty guineas means q per cent? Ts,.s
y BERLIN, Germany Feb 1S-The German reply to the
American protest against the war zone order has been
cabled to Washington
The reply makes it plain that Germany declines to alter
her position regarding the naval zone although it is
couched in friendly and expresses good feeling The
note says that Germany is unable to recede from its view Of
English attempts to the food supply Of noncombatans
recommends that American Warshps convoy American
sells bearing contraband through the danger
Explaining Germany position defending the rights
her noncombatants and merely adopting the already
down by Great Britain the hope expressed that America
will appreciate the situation 9 - stss .s.1s sss
LONDON, Eng, Feb. 49, -Germany's submarine block
ade began at midnight The Holland passenger lines have
cancelled their sangs but the Scandinavian and transchan
mel traffic is unaered Insurance has been affected by
the blockade going into effect.
LONDON, Eng, Feb. 18-Skippers Of merchant vessels
are being made acquainted with the appearance Of the sub
marines Of the Allies to prevent the merchant vessels from
mistakenly ramming friendly submarine under the belief
that it was an attacking German craft
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
Ship Carrying Hawaiian Donation
For Belgian Leaves New York

NEW YORK, N Y, Feb. 18-The steamer Bastican,
ryng 848 Of food for the Begians which includes the
Hawaiian donation sailed today for Rotterdam There
also packages Of food and clothes and other goods for
the Belgians
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
GEN. {. N. WEAVER
RENOMINATED
BY PRESIDENT
g. - - - -
IA u ~, Eed wireieral

- IA. p. by Fed. WlreIeBSI { a.
WASHINGTON, o. c., Feb. "a
President Wilson today sent to the
senate the nomination Of 6rlg-gen. &.
NJ. Weaver, chief Of Coast Artillery, to
succeed himself.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
.aaaauHa. 60 Ha.

. "The Friend" is in receipt Of
. many requests that general APP
q peal be made to the businessmen
= Of Honolulu to close their offices
= and stores In order to allow their
= employees to witness the peace
= pageant from 10 to 1880 .on Sat
= urday.
= A great many friends of the
= 1900 who take part In the spec 5
= taele are earnestly desirous of {
= attending this important feature
= Of the Carnival. It Is hoped that
. the business people will be gen.
. erous and win respond to this
= petition. {
q FRANK S. SCUDDER.
= Chairman of Peace Pageant. 6
naa . . q . g q q q nn,n s & :
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!. IAssociated Press serYfce py Federal Wlrelns,

Associated Press Federal Wireless 49,
NEW YORK N. z, Feb. 18.-Steamship officials here
have been notified that British and French desoyers viii
convoy merchantmen of the Allies through the
changed, is the report.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
Hindu Revolt Reported in Singapore

TOXIC, Japan, Feb 1S-The Hindu soldiers stationed
at Singapore reported revcng French and Japanese
marines have been landed and there has been fighting
Four hundred mutineers have surrendered
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
Berlin Claims 81, 900 Russians ...: !.
s Taken in East Prussia Battles

T BERLIN, Germany, Feb 18-offciaI Near Pock we
have taken 5000 prisoners In East Prussia have taken
prisoners II guns 100 machine guns three hospital
trains aircraft $50 carloads of ammunition and much other
war material =
'The French losses north of Rheims are heavy" 4
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Wrecked ZeppeIins' Crews Saved

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Feb 18s-Reports from Jut-.
land say the crewof the Zeppelin L3 which wrecked
erday has been rescued well the Of the Parsev
which wrecked today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
GERMAN REPLY MADE
TO j. 5. DECLINES To
ABANDON WAR ZONE
LLOYDS WAR RISK RISES

SUBMARINE BLOCKADE BEGINS CHEW OF. BRITISH
STEAMER SUNK TUESDAY SAY GERMAN SUBMARINE
DID TT-BRITlSH PRESS COMEDIES GERM VICTORY
IN EAST PRUSSlA-MUTINY REPORTED AT SINGAPORE
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SUGAR UP

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. is-suuar:
50 degrees test, AT cents. Previous
quotation ISIS cents.
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Loyds Raises Insurance Rate
Against U. s. German War Soon

3 LONDON Eng Feb 18-The insurance rate against war
between the United States and Germany is rising Loyds
places the risk against within six months twenty
guineas as against FIVE guineas month ago.
Twenty guineas means q per cent? &,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-18
nAlLa

Chiyo Maru, Feb. 1s.
For San Francisco
WiIhelmlna, Feb. "a.
From vaneouvsr:
Niagara, Feb. "a.
For Vancouver:
Makura, March 5:
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LONDON, Eng, Feb. 49,,
ade began at midnight. The
cancelled their sailings, but TIL
mel traffic is unaltered. Insur
the blockade going into effect
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
AUTO MEN TO SEEK
BOWLING HONORS
Overland Team, Ohio Title
Holders, viii Try for
National Fame.

Toledo, March 27.-The Overland
Bowling Team, which recently won the
Ohio championship. is sure 20 be a
strong contender for national honors,
according TO those who have seen the
automobile makers perform. The mo-
will make the trip TO Peoria, where the
American Bowling Congress holds it1
annual tournament the week OF March
Il. as the guests Of their employer.
John y. WHY'S.
The members Of the team have been
chosen from a league promoted bv Mr.
WHY'S, which rolls on the private alleys
Of the Overland factory. All winter
ZOO Of the factory men have been
rolling in a private tourney held on
.heir own alleys. As the ranking men
Of the entire number were CHOSEN %
represent the company in the state and
national tournaments, competition Tor
places was exceedingly keen.
The FIVE Overland alleys are reputel
TO be the finest in Toledo, a city whe-s
bowling enthusiasm Is rife during O. =
winter months They were built by ~.
Willys, who maintains them. togcther
with a reading room adjoining tne
alleys, paying a superintendent, care
taker, pinboys and all operating ex
penses. Members Of the club use the
alleys without expense 70 the13elvc 81
During the tournament play the COZ
testants assess themselves 10 cents foi
every game they roll, and the aygre
gate sum il used for the prize lisf
which is bi. ger than that Of anS othe.
league in the state.