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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
SKATER AERODOME
HAS BIG SHOW TONIGHT

There will be q fine. entertainment.
in the aerodome at Fort Shafter this
evening, the pictures to be shown be-
ing "The Girl in the Tenement" isis
Wonderful Spring, "Smokeville Peace
maker and Bond of womanhood'
1.-TWO reels).
The Second Infantry band will give
a concert, beginning at 6:45 o'clock.
and the program will be as follows:
March True Blue Fred Bates
Overture Cons Choufiouri''
\ .OnenDacn
Intermezzo Cupidiettas Tobani
Selection The Merry Widow" Lehar
Waltz BLUE Danube ...... Strauss
The orchestra program win be as
follows:
lst Reel: overture Jolly Robbers
....s......... = Suppe
Tango. ia Conchita'' .,........ Davis
Trot-" Shawana' ...z............. Learsi
End Reel: Waltz ciribiribin'
............,.. Pestalozza
Novelette-"Th Two Lovers. .Flath
Rag (request) Dissertation .Arndt
3rd Reel: Selection La File de
Regiment .....x......... Dcnizetti
Song When the Angelus Is Ring
ing ............f Dung
Two-step-"Zu Richardson
Intermission.
4th Reel: Rag treauest) Castle
House" ...... .......... Europe
5th Reel: Waltz"M ontoses Allen
Serenade Herbert
Finale "All Aboard for Dixieland"
Some good entries are In already for
Amateur Night" next Monday even
ing and the prizes will be five dollars.
three dollars and one dollar.
With reference to the next Ladies
Night" women who are willing to help
make this event 4 real big night are
requested to communicate with Fran
els Leigh, musical director, who will
furnish any Information required and
assist in any way desired.
First Lieut. G. r. Abraham, battal.
ion adjutant, End Infantry, exchange
officer at the, fort, announces that
every big film shown in the Hawaiian
Islands is coming to the aerodome.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
HAWAIIAN BAND
At HEINIE'
TONIGHT

Heinie wishes to announce that he
has secured the Hawaiian band fol
the dinner hour this evening,
July 20. when special concert will
be rendered at the Tavern.
The band has 4 number Of new pop
ular pieces and is giving very fine
concerts of late. This opportunity to
dine and hear selections from the
band at the same time should not be
missed
After the dinner hour, dancing viii
be INDUCED in and those on hand
this evening are assured of a
good time from the time they sit dowr
to the usual excellent dinner until
the last dance-and time to go home
Reservations for tonight are now
being received and as a large gather
ing is anticipated Heinie suggests
early orders for tables, etc.-(adv)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

been treated to new coat of paint,
and dressing of wallpaper. and will
be ready for occupancy when the de-
partment sees fit to move back from
the present location in the senate
chamber
Work in the remodeling and clean.
ing of the license rooms is also in
progress, and when finished they viii
be as fine as any in the entire building.
Most of the inner decorations are
made of native woods, all of which
are to be given new coat of yarnish.
Outside on the lawn the recent rains
and the warm sun have worked togeth.
er to bring on great crop of grass,
making the places formerly worn bare
to flourish like the proverbial green
bay tree. So fast has the grass come
on of late that it has been necessary
to put an extra gang of prisoners at
work keeping it trimmed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
DISCS Of DELIGHT .ISNAME
Of GOVERNOR FOR PINEAPPLE

Five letters from state governors.
saying they win be pleased to open
the mysterious boxes which they
win receive shortly before Pineapple
Day. November 10. have been received
by the Promotion Committee.
The tenor Of letter from Eman-
uel L. Phillip, governor OF Wiscon-
sin. indicates that he is stanch pine
apple fan" He said, in part:
with 100000 worth of sugar a
year you are well equipped to provide
these discs of delight swimming IN
their own natural element
Your description Of 'sweetish
liquid points strongly to nitro-glycer-
inc, but If it turns out as you say to
contain slices of Hawaiian pineapple,
shall take it home and consider that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

/ have received my just dessert.
And by way OF encouraging q coun-
try so recently addicted to poi and
roast young dog, l shall eat It
Woodbridge N. Ferris, governor OF
Michigan, writes. in part, as follows:
Il congratulate the baby territory
of the United States upon her Doun-
tiful production Of the luscious tru.t
/ am inclined to think that the de
mand for pineapples will continue &c
increase, because it has already been
demonstrated that II is one of the most
wholesome fruits ever admitted TO the
human stomach.
The committee has also received
letters from NJ. H. Holcomb, COVER III
of Connecticut; George A. Carlson
governor of Colorado. and James With,
ycombe. governor Of Oregon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
cLoTHIERs TO BE HOSTS.

The officers and directors of the
Ideal Clothing Company, Ltd, are
sending out neat invitations to the
formal opening OF the stores new
home at rs Hotel street, just Eva Of
Fort street, on Monday evening, Aug
ust 2, from until 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments and music. No merchandise
win be sold on opening day. Monday
evening win be strictly reserved as q
housewarming occasion and for the
display of goods.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
Of INTEREST To
LARGE women

The Jeffs. Fashion Co., Inc, has
made a special study of dresses and
separate skirts for large womenand
are showing splendid models in linen
crepe, silk and wooden materials, in all
the latest styles.
A visit to their showrooms win well
repay the time spent in looking over
these garments. Rooms 302-303-318 Ha.
waiian Trust Bldg.-(adv.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
DIED.

WINTER-At the Lean Home. Hon.
olulu, July rs, 1915, Walter S. Win
ter, As years, nine months and i:
DAYS old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
MARRIED.

cHOW-YoUNG4In Honolulu. July 26,
Wong Chin Chow to Miss Leong Sau
Young, Rev. Frank w. Merrill off
ciating. Witnesses Chuck Hoy,
Choy Wal Sen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01

she his repeatedly rejected him. Now
she tells him that she is going to
Florida. She takes train southwark
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
WEDNE SDAY.

at the Banquet Table"
Baggot, the most distinguished char
acter portrayer on the eastern coast
Is featured as Sheerl Jones, young
business man who drinks too much at
banquet and has some disturging
dreams as consequence. Dumped into
the wrong house by his friends. young
naval officer narrowly escapes death
when a frightened young woman
shoots through the curtain at him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01

text book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures. To correct
these erroneous Impressions, and ex-
plain the teaching of Christian Sci
ence correctly, a board of lectureship
of the Mother church in Boston, Mass,
was established The local branch,
First Church of Christ, Scientist, has
arranged for one Of these lectures to
be given by Clarence w. Chadwick, G.
S. B.. of Omaha, Neb. at the Gennett
theatre on Tuesday evening at s
o'clock. The lecture is free, no col
lection is taken up, and the public is
cordially invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
arcade Films
SUN DAY.

"A Wireless Rescue"-Filled with
a desire to get square with the rail
road, Engineer Jim Burke, discharged
for drunkenness. tries to incite some
Of the other engineers to go on strike.
Meeting with poor success, he and his
gang then try to get WEIGH. the oper
ator and towerman at the bridge
across Clear River. to quit, but he re-
fuses. Angry words are passed and
fight is narrowly averted. Doubly en-
ragged. Burke swears to be revenged on
both the railroad and WEIGH. Several
days later he and his gang attack
Welch. bind him and throw him into
the lower part of the tower. Polly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01

and gets off at a small country town
where she has already engaged 1
boarding house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
Murray F,lms
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

False Colours. Lloyd Phillips, an
actor. at the death of his wife, for
nineteen years exiles himself He re-
turns to find solace in his deserted
child. The girl, abused by her guard
ian, runs away before her fathers re-
turn and achieves success as an act
ress. A spurious daughter is intro
duced by the housekeeper's son. She
proves to be the child Of theatre
maid. in lovev for years silently and
secretively with the actor. The lie Is
uncovered, but in the unfolding Of this
appealing drama the love of the actor
for the woman he believes at first to
be his daughter grasses the memory Of
the dead wife and ends his quest for
happiness.
WEDNESDAY,.
Call Of the North. "-Galen Albert
and Graham Stewart are employees at
an important trading post in the great
northwest. Albert marries Elodie.
Rand, one Of the traders, instills jeal-
GUS thoughts in Alberts mind. pointing
to Stewart as the guilty man. Albert,
who is factor at the post, condemns
Stewart to travel the journey Of death.
STEWART IudkcS luc 1Ou6 JOOIncy,
first giving his son to an Indian wom-
an. Stewart dies, and Galen Albert Is
made factor.
Young Stewart, a free trader, defy
ing the laws of the trading company,
condemned to make the journey Of
death. The factors daughter, Virginia,
falls in love with New Stewart. The
81 dootI cnncicfc IF
being compelled to walk across the
snow-covered plains to civilization,
without food or arms.
Rand, who caused the breach be-
tween Albert and Stewards father, wit
nesses Picard's giving the rifle to
Stewart, and tells Picard's sweetheart,
Julie that unless she becomes his wife,
he will tell the factor of Picard's aid
ing the condemned Stewart
Julie at an opportune moment shoots
and vitality Injuries Rand. who con-
fesses with his dying breath to having
wrongfully injured Graham Stewart.
Realizing the Virginia loves Stew
art, the factor sends her to meet him,
md the brave woodsman begins life
new with his bride from the wilds.
Sign of the Cross. An impressive
feature film production Of unusual i'm
portance and power is the famous
players paramount five part adaptation
CT Wilson Barrett's supreme dramatic
triumph. The Sign of the Cross,
which opens at the Murray for run
of two days. The subject is an elabo-
rate revision Of Wilson Barrett's won.
derful popular drama which has stir
red the emotions of every civilized
race throughout the world for many
years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
TUESDAY,.

Handicap of Beauty."-Mary Rush,
a stenographer, is so pretty that she
is obliged constantly to change her
position because all her employers
fall in love with her. Going to apply
at the office of young lawyer, she
determines to disguise herself. She
combs her hair straight back, puts on
spectacles and a severely plain dress
and gets the job. One evening. after
the lawyer has left, Mary, who has
brought a suit case to the office,
changes her old maid makeup for her
prettiest clothes. Her employer re-
turns and is smitten with the girl.
Next day he begs permission to call.
He finds Mary at home in her soberest
rags. Little sister is out. Then the
phone rings and they learn that Fran
ces is about to marry the man Of her
choice. Determined to stop the cere.
mony Marry hurries into a very be-
coming hat and coat and her employer
calls a taxi When she takes off her
spectacles he recognizes the girl who
has fascinated him the evening before.
In the taxi the lawyer loses no time in
getting to the point.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LECTURE TUESDAY

Christian Science Is often ridiculed
and maligned by those who know
not what they do" These criticisms
are mostly the result Of misunder-
standing and often. from detached
sentences from the Christian Science
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
Mmrrefte F,lms
TONIGHT,


1.-The UndertOW Jack, country
identified with a gang of thieves. The
gang is chased over the roof Of a
house. Jack seeks refuge in one of the
apartments, occupied by Detective Ser
geant Grey and his sister, Florence
The girl takes pity on Jack and hides
him. Jack promises to reform. His
old associates manage to implicate him
in a safe robbery and he Is arrested
Jack, apparently escaping from prison.
goes to the rendezvous of the thieves
They tell him just how the evidence
was planted. detective and several
officers, concealed within hearing, rush
out and overcome the criminals.
MONDAY.
stain of Dishonor."-Paul Greer
proposes to Bess, Colonel Lanes
daughter, and is rejected. The same
night, while the ball still is in pro-
gress, Frank Barton asks Bess the
same question. She consents to be-
come his wife Greer is consumed
with jealous anger. About midnight
several shots ring out. The colonel
and his guests rush to the library The
table in which Lane keeps certain Sc
cret plans, has been rifled, and Bar
ton is found in the room. He is search
ed Then the colonel notices on the
blotter an imprint of an inky hand.
Barton sees Greer slipping toward the
door He rushes forward and seiZes
him. Greer's left hand is stained with
ink. In his pocket they find the plans
for the coast defense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
Lyric Films
SUNDAY.

, Matty's Decision Math-
ewson takes the leading part in the
drama of the opening season Of the
baseball world. The famous baseball
star appears in Gold Seal tWo-reel
drama with Hobart Henley, Dorothy
Phillips and Howard Champion. Ball
which is thrown by famous pitcher
crashes through window and hits
pretty young lady on the head. A ro-
nance results therefrom.
MONDAY.
prophet Of the Hills" settles an
ancient feud between mountain clans
at the sacrifice of his own life and re-
unites young sweethearts who have
been parted by the feud Of their par
ents. Frank Lloyd enacts the princi-
pal role, that Of Jim Blake, the son of
q mountaneer while Helen Leslie Is
cast as the daughter of neighboring
,hillbilly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
WEIGH notices something is wrong and
by wireless gets the Flyer before it
plunges into the river
MONDAY.


MONDAY.
The Timid Mr.. Hootles Nat
ural timidity is the bane Of MIR loot
les existence. At the office where
he is employed the clerks make him
the butt Of all their jokes, and even
the boss himself joins in the merri-
ment at Tootles' expense. The mere
presence of woman plunges him int 0
the most ridiculous embarra ssment,
and with the exception Of Maria, the
slavey at his boarding house, he is
afraid of them all One day, however,
an adventure comes into his life. A
beautiful lady in limousine nearly
runs over a child, which is CALAMITY
rescued by Tootles. The beautiful
lady thanks him very graciously and
invites him into the car, insisting on
bringing him to his destination.
TUESDAY.
Girl of the Music Hall"-The
opera which Fame considers his mas
terpiece turns out to be a flat failure.
The man loses all interest in life In
an effort to divert Fane's thoughts
from the subject, some friends COM
pei him to accompany them on a
Summing trip. The party visits an
East Side music hall.
The place is nothing more than a
dive and Fame takes no interest in
what passes until Ida, one of the sing
ers, appears to do her turn" To the
composers surprise the girl has a
marvellous voice.
Fame meets Ida later in the even
ing. His interest in her dies when he
finds the girl uneducated and ignor-
ant. Fane's Indifference piques Ida
and she watches him when he leaves
the place. Her interest in Fame
arouses the jealousy of Hagan, the
"bouncer." In the quarrel which en-
sues, the man attempts to strike her
The following day, Ida appears be-
fore Fame and begs him to help her.
In spite of himself. the girl interests
the composer and he takes her in
hand. While Fame undertakes her
vocal training. Ida supports herself by
securing a position in the chorus of a
musical comedy company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
SDAY.

unlike Other Girls" Pauline
Bush and William Clifford star. Daugh-
ter returning from school finds the
cook gone from her fathers restau-
rant She jumps in and does the
cooking herself. Son Of railroad man
who wishes to buy the restaurant kid
maps the cook and falls in love with
her The photoplay has rather an I'M
usual plot and is bound to interest if
only because of the excellent charac-
ter acting done by Miss Bush, William
Clifford. Ray Gallagher and Lulu War.
rentOn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
THURSDAY.

"Nabbed" - Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard star. Bison two-reel po-
lice drama contains sensational scenes
showing the interior Of many houses
of ill-repute known to the police.
Daughter of chief Of police kidnapped
and forced into house which is raided
by her own father. Saved by an unfor-
tunate girl. police chiefs daughter la
ter gives her benefactor chance to
start a new life. Ward bosses and
crooked politicians foiled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-01
WEDN ESDAY.

Fashion and Simple Life. Nell
loses her sylphlike figure-and with it
her job as a model in New YORK
establishment A certain salesman,
Ned Warren, has paid her many atten-
tons, but believing that he Is in love
with her fashionable appearance only,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-05
BALDWIN PREFERRED
UP THREE POINTS
Cambria Steel Also in Demand.
Increase Investment Buying
in Philadelphia.

A distinct increase in Investment de-
mand was reported by the leading broker
age houses of this city today With the
coming Of spring the public's interest in
the security market appears to have cN-
panded considerably Not only is this
being felt in the bond market, but i,
has also spread to the better-grade
stocks. There Is large amount OF ac-
Cumulated funds unnvcsted Much Of
TINS in ordinary times would be en-
ployed IN various business enterprises,
which at present are running slack.
Naturally, this money is gradually finding
its way into securities.
Today there was q demand on the local
exchange for Cambria steel, which found
the supply scarce and the price adj
vancrd easily. Untcd Gas improvement
was also being picked up and so were
Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley and Read
ing, to say nothing Of United States
Steel Erie. Philadelphia Electric, Lake
superior and Philadelphia Company.
Baldwin Locomotive preferred jumped 3
points on odd-lot purchases
weak spot on change was Hunting
don and Broad Top preferred. which fell
from II TO 81 on a few sales, I'm the bond
division Philadelphia Company 1918 scrip
was feature, advancing from % to 30
Money rates remained practCaUy uu-
changed with both call and time funds
readily obtanable at 3ia to 4 per cent.
The bank statement was a good one.
showing gains in deposits and reserves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-05
Deaths

ABRAHAM.-on April 3. 1918. EDWARD.
husband of NoIah Abraham Funeral ON
MgaggsGay NssiiaSsd 75 % ySTR S3 barren s. @ from his late
BAI.L.-Ou April T. 1913. DAYTON BALL,
beloved husband OF Annie /" ball lnee bey-
e,nli Relatives lives, ana friends are invited TO
dCuCe, 23l South iJIh st.. West Phlladrlphia
ON TUESDAY, April q. az .. M lntermcnt
BENILEh.-.Ou April 1918, at her late
residence, ~ East Walnut lane, German
town, ELLEN W., widow Of Henry H. Bent
ley IN her s4th year Services and inter
BONLE,-on April g. 1918, BARBARA A..
wiuow of Or. Philip Boyle. Funeral from
1.23 North 6th 81. on Wednesday. al $40
a. u. Solemn High Mass Of Requiem al st
Michaq,s church. al 10 a IN, lnterment
BuTLER-In Norristown, Pa. ON April 4.
i9lo' gANNA, Il, oa4shter OF John and the
late sarah Butler Fsg5ne,Eal s.5 on Nednesl lay,
ristown. High Apss OF Requiem al 81 Pgf-
rleks CHURCH, az no a, NJ. Intern ent al ST.
CAHILL.-At Hammonton, n. D.. on April
q. 1918. MARY g., daughter OF James ana
Mary Cahill. Due notice Of the funeral viii
5626 Arch ST. West Philadelphia
CALLAGHAN.-On April Z, 1918, MARY A.
CALLAGHAN. funeral on Nednesday al
solemn Mass OF Requiem at Church of Our
Lady OF the Rosary. az a. m. Inlerment
New Cathedral Cemetery.
husband OF Josephine Connor and son 81 The
late Patrick and Cath9ripe Conuor. Funeral
O Meanesaas' az q ~ a ln., from ~ East
Church Of 81. Francis OF Assist al 8 II fl
lntcrment Holy SepulChre Cemetery
cos l.-At his residence. Lansdowns
April 3. 1915, Major p. ,. CONWAY Due
notice Qf The funeral viii Re given
cook on April A i9i5. loHN H. hss-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-05
JUMP IN GRAINS ON
UNFAVORABLE REPORTS
Stocks Expected to Be Smaller.
Seeding Late in Many States.
Better Domestic Demand.

CHICAGO April 5.-scveral things COM
bined to cause an advance in prices
throughout tho wheat market today. First
and most important was the report that
a large part of our visible supply Of wheat
Is owned abroad, and then it was gem
orally expected that there will be large
reduction in stocks Then, too, seeding
In all leading grain states is one or two
weeks late, owing to the cold weather.
Domestic demand for wheat has also Inn
proved May wheat opened at N.554. up
i'S and July showed n gain Of is at
SL23l, Both months continued to- swing
sl2A
Ihe worlds shipments Of wheat last
Week amounted 10 lO.iS2 OOo bushels. corn,
2nS.eN bushels oats. ,. .iO7 900 bushels.
ieaVy rain continues over wide area
in ItalN ana considerable damage has
oren done to the wheat crop
export sales Of grain to the seabuard
saturday We're 100000 bushels wheat.
Leading futures ranged as Follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-05
OBITUARIES
COL. Delaney A. KANE

NEW YORK. April 5.--Colonel Delanccy
AstOr Kane, the sportsman. who has been
credited with being the father OF coach
ing in America, died last nigh, at his
home, Davenport Neck IL New Rochelle.
He was 60 years old, Death was due to
pneumonia. Colonel Kane was de
scendant of john Jacob Astor and in
helited a fortune estimated at $40 900, 900.
Colonel Kane was graduated from the
United States Military Academy al West
Point in 1868 and was a Lieutenant In
tho lst Cavalry, H. S. A.. from 1865 to
1870 He studied at Trinity College.
CAMBRIDGE, England, aui was graduated
in this city Colonel Kane married Ell
eanora Iselin, daughter of Adrian lselin
Of New York and they had one child
DcInmreN Iselim Kane