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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
SPECIAL TAXFOR
PHTHIsIS fight,
GOVERNOR'SHAN
Message to Legislature Rec
ommends Levy Of Dollar a
Year for tuberculosis Fund
SAYS $50, ,0O0 IS NEEDED
TO HANDLE CAMPAIGN
Donation of Sites for Sanitar-
iums by Territory is Sug.
gestion of Executive

A special tax Of one dollar q year
on all taxpayers ofstIaRaii for a fund
10 combat tuberculosis ID recommend
ed 90 the legislature BY Gov. PinlEham
In special message to that body this
afternoon. The. governor points out
that the territory at present has not
the means 10 handle the tuberculosis
campaign and that by q special tax
100000 could be raised, which is the
amount the hoard Of health, deems
necessary for the PURPOSE
The governors message follows:
The problem Of the prevention and
cure Of tuberculosis was coneiseiy
reviewed In my message OF February
l7th. I. 3 :, -. =.
In my financial estimates and sug-
gested appropTiat tloHs, as addressed
TO your honorable bodies IN my sup
Elementary message Of March 5, 1915,
there was no provision made for. tu-
aThe income 81 the tsrritory VIII BE-
utterly insuiliei6nt fof admitted pub.
he responsibility for this disease
hence. special tax provision nusi
Be enacted II any prpgfess In the
suppression Of this dread disease ID
70 be made. sssss
-The disease q 20 distributed thal
an addition Of one dollar to4 the reg
nlar personal taxes would provide ths
needed funds. which the board ol
health estiInales to be approximately
$50. 900 per year. ~, .. -
The number OF persons hay Sing ths
disease and the number OF persons
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
another Change
IN PRESIDENTS
AT MEXIGOGIIY


.I1Ii|RcIoN. o. G. March H.
/. 3 Consul oI|I|uan ia1 rer1.11 -
.@I1'1|L6n from Yer. craE II1t Cen.
r|rf11z1 f11 agreed 70 cooperalI u
I||r<Ic|IIr1 fore|1n1r1 from N1<|ct
c|II nd 11rr'|ss . ne c1p|l1|.
D01|'t'1|'I 4 = rlporle4 t1aI Gen.
Cara again controls t1e capital
<1I.|rr1II u pfo1re1o. 1I1I. c|
|..1|1r' declared c|t1sI n coU0I|.|
1I c.||1r11 r1I. ..<|I - I.I.
|1f11. % -. II cruiser D.
.1|r1.| c10Ie1z4 ~ t|o|.4| rr4.
I.cI|1t IrI l|e~ tI| ..|@|||||..I n.
navy 1er1r|n'e1| o.. t|.1||| ||& III.
s. I11| 1|'1 Br4|I1 81 I||.&|. ||1.
Vera Cruz &, rr11I1I1 4. ..||| |.|
'10 ~ re f51.'.1.|I .||'.. '.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
ASSOCIATED PRESS NOT
Al AIRUSIs D. IS. WON'T
TAKE ACTION AGAINST u
Attorney general Declines to
ACcede to New York Suns
Petition for Federal Suit
IA p by Fed. W,reiessI

: ,WAsHiNeToN, q, C., March i7r-
The Aksoeiated Press not ! trust
and the United States has no right to
proceed against Il as sueh, according
10 an opinion BY Attorney-aeOeral
Gregory made public today.
The opinion 10 set forth in letter
from the sttorney-aenerai to Attorney
James 3. Beck, counsel for the New
York. Sun. The Sun assoeIatlon IN
February Of last year filed 1 petition
asking the attorney-oener1l 70 lnsesti-
GATE the Assoeiated Press and pro,
ceed against the organization on the
ground that u was trust and could
Be attacked under the shetm1n Law
The attorney general holds that
there & no ground for the fsderal ~
thorities TO proceed against the bic
newsrostheriu0 or1Anlzation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
BERNsToRFF REITERATEs
DRESDEN BLEW SELF UP
IAssociated Press Cablef

WASHINGTON. D. c. March f7.-
Count Won nernstorfi. German anbas-
sador 10 the United States, announced
today tnst the crew Of the German
cruiser Dresden dynamitsd their yss-
sel after an attack was made on her
BY the British warshlps IN neutral Vs.
fers.
: According 10 the story from Val:
piraiso, the Dresden was surprised
while eoaIine IN } harbor at Juan Fer
nanoez island and after . short en-
n,gsmept the osrmans blew up their
1hip. fr1t protesting anaigst the vlo-
Illlon q re nsntral harbor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

LAssoclated Service FEDERAL WrefesAI ~
LONDON, England March L Critical struggles on
huge scale engaging the attention Of the great armies
in both battle according the statements Of the military
experts.
The contests raging around Neuve Ghapee and St Eo
the and Prasznysz and Pzemy the pivotal
struggles in the strategy Of the opposing armies According
to the opinion expert observers the outcome Of the struggle
at Neuve Chapee where the Germans expelled with loss
Of 10000 should prove whether the Germans regain their
lost ground by massng men in the attack e&kea
The developments in the should determine
whether the great sacrifices Cen Hndenberg made in his
advance against Warsaw the later repuse Of the Rusah
from East Prussia have been worth while As -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

The gentle art Of extending TIE glad
hand 70 The visitor. and concellInf re
big hammer behind the back with the
other. as praetI1ed by our best greet
ers, was tie subject q 1n A1 Club
talk BY lack London thls noon Ac'
cording 70 London. the habit Of knock
the veneer b hospitality sooner of u.
Ter With most HonoIuIans
4 viii take for my text these
VordHe said 4 .oIIo1. He best serves
himself VIE ,..| serves an
Warn y W 3 A's theme. l1e speak
he sn|-|I. .I ro61 HIII 1. manifested
her. noI. s11II111or1'I. more 1ron|
afmelIf .|1 !. NOS. co0u1n..'es
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
GERMANY STRIKES MORE BRITISH SHIPS LAND CAMP PAGNS CRITGA
BATTLES ON EAST And WEST
PIVOTAL; RUSSIANS CLAIM
STRONG ADVANCES SUCCEED

PREDICTS EARLY FALL OF PRZEMYSl-6oTH
SIDES SAY WESTERN MOVEMENTS RESULT FAv0RARl1
TWO BRITISH MERCHANT VESSELS T0RPEDOED--
NINE SWEEPER BLOWS UP-GERMAN AVIATOR DROPS
BOMB ON. H.DEcK or ENGLISH SHIP =,
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China 10 AGREE
WITH JAPANESE,
OklIMa EXPECTS
Nippon Premier Looking for
Peaceable Agreement in
Negotiations
THINKS RUSSIA WILL
NOT NEED ORIENT PORT
It SlaVs Set constantinople, He
Believes They Will Abandon
Plans in fhe Far East
"A. p. bylFed. w'relessI

TOXIC, Japan. March t.
An Important statement deal
ing with Japan,s relations not
only with China but with Eu-
rope and America Is given in
the Osaka iii from Count
Shieenoba Otama, Japan's IL
lustrious premier. - ~, go
The Osaka tewspaper quotes
County okuina as saying that
he expects good results from
the negotiations between Jap
an and Chin relative TO the
demands China has made for
privileges on Chinese soil. He
said that Germany is instigat:
ing China to oppose Japan but
the Teuton influence wiz be
futile. rs r.. 80 SO & {
Count Oknma says he be-
lieves that Il Russia secures
Constantinope and an open
port TO the south Of Europe,
the Russian government viii
abandon its attempts to effect
|an outlet Though the Orient.
/ kefefrine 70 itn9tions with
regard ID the Pacile, he EN-;
pIasized the fact that Ameri-
can-Japanese relations are be.
coming very friendly and are
especially good at present:
tspeelaI cable to Chinese Liberty
heilfe.1 -.
SHANGHAI, March ~ (yia San
| Franciseol seven gapanese cruisers
appeared yesterday Of. the coast Of the
province o. Fu-kih, opposite the island
% Forrnosg, "a
eevoSd the menace Of etheir. pres.
enee. no demonstratlcn was made, The
populaes svas greatly excited, but Gov
ernor Hu 81 Wing scrnp1lopsly oh
served the eourte6ies Of International
| Iinterco1rse and succeeded In avertins
any untoNafd Incident
Want Congress Convened.
/ A unoNelnept u gaining headway &c
| present memorial to Yuan shih-kal
requestlpu him 10 reconvepe the old
parlianent, dissolved some months
AGO. There q y deep seated eonyic
ton that, N such = crisis, the fate d
the nation o0eht not 10 be entrusted
70 one man or any one group of ap
pointed oftoiais. but that whatever De
eisloB finally, L made should be y
lexpresslon of the national will, through
the chosen Representatives of the NJ
Il ton.
i lNsuffaIity Vlolatedl.
From the same sources arise com
panion movement 10 petition the pow
era 70 intervene. Japan 10 ! heIilpeF
Y ent power, runs the arBnment. an,
China ! neutral power, and the -,
i nesc demands nov under consideratiol
eoustltrts ! vtolstion o. chlna's neu
tfaIiin
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
LONDON GIVES
Discourse ON
THE GLAD HAND
Don't Hold One Out and Hid
Hammer in the 0ther,
Movelist's Advice
= urn nnE = q q . 2 . Q 2 2 8
aEIuRnlne TO lRslaNo. &

2 Good mnrnin, me Country. oh 1
. it's grand you are lookir'
. An it's happy l am to be Wild
= you once more.
z Twas said when left that may
= be I'd forget ye
2 II ever prosperity knocked At
= my door.
= Faith. couldn't view. Erin Nid
2 eyes Of a stranger,
2 Sure. played when q hey round
= the old castle grand
= n you were In ruins, oh land of
. the Shamrock,
. There's no place to me would
2 be bright as my land.
:, ! take on my hat TO ye. Erin.
q acushla,
:, II does my heart good to see
. ye. Machree;
. An. true 10 my promise. I'm here
= with my green hills
. That haunted me thousands of
= miles Ger the sea.
2 Jack D. cleafy.
= - :. =, = = - - -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

8 BERLIN Germany March 17.-It is officially admitted
Prussia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

LONDON England March 17.-Todays official bulletin
from the wang countries show that both sides claiming
successes in the west
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
SIays See Hope Of Setting PrzemysI

PETRoGRAD Russia March 1.-THE early fan Of
Austrian fortress Of Pzemysl Is predicted in Petrosrad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
British Ready to Bombard Smyrna

LONDON England March 17s-It is reported here that
the British and Turkish negotiations regarding the fate o
Smyrna have failed and the British having delivered their
ultimatum. win begin bombardment Of the port
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
Gen. Leman Refuses German Parole

PARIS France March 17--Gen Le1nan captured BIZ tie
Germans writes that he has refused German parole saying
that if be liberated he would join the Belgian army
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
Two British Steamers Tofpedoed;
German Aviator Hits Ship at Sea

LONDON England March 17.-oficial--The British
steamers Atlanta and Fngal have been opedoed and sunk BY
German submarines Six Of the members Of the Fngals
have been lost. 8Fsss $50 80
The British merchantmen Blonde reports that German
aviator lowering the North Sea succeeded in dropping
bomb q the vessel one Of heseamen being killed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17
STRIVE
FOR PEACE, SAYS
JAfANESEGABLf

The NIbpis JliI bas iees'Ie6 cable
s1v|te4 Ilog Toxic g re effect nat
I11 tloIE e'|orl |0r 4 r1.1lI|I so|1.
I11101,| 1|0'sI1I at It.'18 1eII Z
co1|.I||'ct with LIN II.I| ''I.'.10'
The two diplomat. a1I..| |||| f. .||
65li. sections oI '.s demand.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-17

Athens at British mine sweeper has blown up in
Dardanelles several lives being lost. - -
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MAILS

FroH, San Frsneiseo:
Ventura. March -.
For San Franelseo:
Persia. Mnreh -.
From yaneeSSsr:
Maknra. March -.
For VaneogVer:
Niagara, April 2.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-09

Name Sake in this manner.
Please READ.
For my names, sake will I
defer mine anger, snd 4for my
praise will 1 refrain Tor thee.
that / cut thee not off," Isa. 4s
g. >
The Reader will see how the
authority comes to ordaia, FL.
ders, For this reason we say,
we have given you this last
scripture inorder to show the
reader that God has a Name saEs.
in the character HE ordained.
himself. Who HE gives the con.
trolling power two, over the
church as the head on earth, to
ordain and have ordained elders
as they may be needed to the up
building of Gods cause and
kingdom here on earth. With
the above authority before us
the reader cannot help but see
the fall of the church; And its
restitution Of it this side of the
"olack night of poperyism'! as
our Bro. calls it. And this black
night which has rested on the
people for nearly four hundred
years just past. Which has
been brought upon the peo.
pie by the one man theory
which was the image set up By
the first and second beast spok.
en- of in Rev. the 13ch, Now if
there is anyone idea comes to
the reader in this subject which
has not been explained please
ask US we are open for any
question. Ed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-09

I have yet many things to say
unto you, but ye cannot bear
them now.
Howbeit when be, the Spirit of
truth, is come, he will guide you
into all truth, for be shall not
speak Of himself; bat whatsoever
he shall hear that shall he speak,
and he will shew you things to
come" (St, John l6-7-13,)
This is the restorer of all
things and God himself ordaips
him. Please read.
Then the word of the Lord
came unto me saying,
Before l formed thee in the
belly, knew thee; and before
thou earnest forth out of the
womb sanctitied thee, and I
ordained thee a prophet unto the
nations.
Then said l, Alb, Lord God:
behold, I cannot speak. for I am
a child.
But the Lord said unto me, say
not, l am a child: for thou shalt
60 to all. that I snail send thee,
and whatsoever com mandithee
thou shalt speak,
Be not afraid of their faces:
for | am with thee. to deliver
thee, saith the Lord.
Then the Lord put forth bis
hand, and touched my mouth.
And the Lord said unto me,
Behold l have put my words in
thy mouth.
See I have this day set thee
over the nations and over the
kingdoms, to root out, and tc
pull down, and to destroy: and
to throw down. to build, and tt
plant" Jer. 1-4-1O.
This same character is spoken
OF in this manner inorder tt
show that he has the power tt
ordain the same as Christ hac
when he was here on earth
Please read.
And it shall come to pass ii
that day thatI will call my ser
want Eliakim the son of Hilkiah
And l will clothe him with thy
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-09

robe and strengthen him With
thy girdle, and I will commit
thy government into his hand;
and be shall be a father to the
inhabitants of Jerusalem, and to
the house Of Judah.
And the key of the house Of
David will I lay upon his shout
der: so he shall open. and none
shall shut: and he shall shut. and
none shall OPEN" lisa. 22-20-22
He has the government of
Christ placed upon him. For
Christ said himself that HE
would give him power over the
nations, Please read.
And he that overeometh, and
keepeth my works unto the end.
to him will l give power over the
nations.
Ana ne shall rule them with a
rod of iron; as the vessels of q
potter shall they be broken to
shivers; even as I received of
my Father.
And I will give him the morn.
ing STAR" Rev, 2-26-2e,
Here yousee what power Christ
says he shall have snd then say
what for a name he shall wear,
Please read.
Him that overcometh will |
make a pillar in the temple OF
my God and he shall go no more
out; and l will write upon him
the name of my God, and the
name of the city Of my God
which is new Jerusalem, which
cometh down out of heaven FROM
my cod, and I will write upoE
him my new name" Rev. 3-12
! After Christ said what for 6
name he shall wear. Then be
tells where he shall sit after he
overcomes, Please read.
II ITO him that overcometh will
l grant to sit with me in my
throne, even as I discover "a m {
and am set down with my Father
in his throne" Rev, 3-21.
This character is Gods Name
, Sake, and then speaks of hi:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-09
ANSWER TO
QUESTION NO. 5.


Brother Garrett. If the beast
doLe away with the Apostolic
Doctrine a I'd done away with the
ordained men, where do we get
the authority 10 ordain Elders
this side OF the black night Of
popery. Yours in Truth.
Frank Moore.
Brother Moore. In looking
back over the black night of
poperism as you term it
we find that whenever
Gods people would so far forget
their maker. as to wonder off 10
py and forbidden paths and
that there would not he one left
to lead them back-Then God
himself would choose one and
ordain him. for him to lead them
back. Like Noah. Like Moses.
Like David, And then coming
over a dark hour of time we find
that all Israel had wondered
away-God then sends his own
beloved Son into the world to die
on the cross, that bis sbead
blood might. be all atonement for
all sin. And God had him choose
twelve men and ordain them,
inorder that they might sit upon
twelve thrones judging the
twelve tribes of the children of
Israel. For in speaking to those
twelve He said.
"Ye have not chosen me but l
have chosen you and ordained
you that We should 90 and bring
forth fruit and that your fruit
should remain. that whatsoever
We shall ask of the Father in my
name, be may give it YOU" (St.
John 15-16.)
Again he said unto them.
And Jesus said unto them,
Verify say unto you, that We
which have followed me, in the
regeneration when the son Of
man shall sit in, the throne Of
bis glory, ye also shall sit upon
twelve thrones Judging the
twelve tribes of Israel"
MAT. 19-2s)
We learn by this scripture tina
when ever it becomes necessary
by the falling away of tn
people, that God then himsel
would ordain a man, or men a.
the circumstances required
And so it has been, and it will b.
80 when the time comes for tn
Son of man to come OF
this side of the black night o
poperyism For it is true, tina
the church since Christ time, ba
left its first love. AS it reads.
Nevertheless l have som
what against thee, because tho
hast left thy first love,
Remember therefore fror
whence thou art fallen. and re
peEt. and do the first works
or else l will come unto the
quickly, and will remove tn
candlestiok out of his plac
except thou repent" (Rev.24;
Now this Is what Paul sal
would come to pass, Please reat
Let no man deceive you b
any means; for that day sha
not come exceptthere come q fal
ing away first and that man of 81
be reverted the son of perditiol
Who opposeth and exalteth hin
self above all that is called Coz
or that's worshipped; so that h
as God stitch An the temple {
God shelving himself that h
is Cod" z Thes. 2-3-H
God through Christ had o.
pdained- Paut to be an Apostle
the 'Gentiles and he ordaine
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-09

VI III OuucI "OIuS, uIltS Sluc VI
where it left its first love. The
question then ia in real. how is
the church to be restored and
by what authority: We shall
ask you to read this scripture
first.
Repent We therefore, anu be
Converted, that your sins may be
blotted out, when the times of
refreshing stall come from the
presence Of the Lord
Ard be shall send Jesus Christ
which before was preached unto
you:
Whom the heaven must receive
until the times of restitution of
all things, which God hath spok'
Ell by the mouth o. all his holy
prophets since the world
began.
For Moses truly said unto the
father, A prophet shall the Lord
your God raise up unto you of
your brethren, like unto me;
him shall We hear in all things
whatsoever he shall say unto
you
And it shall come to pass, that
every soul. which will, not hear
that prophet shall be destroyed
from among the people. Yea,
and all the prophets from Sam.
uel and those that follow after,
as many as have spoken, have
likewise foretold of these days"
(Acts. 3-19 to 24)
In this quotation we are taught
that whenever the time is at
hand spoken Of. that the people
must repent. And be converted
so that when the times of re.
freshing shall come from the
presence of the Lord. That they
might be ready for it. The day of
penticost is over but there must
yet come a time of a res, tuition
by this refreshing coming
from the Lord. For God
, said that the heavens must
, receive Christ until the restitu.
ton of all things. For he said
7 that He was going to send man
like Moses. Now this is the mar
} that we must look for. And he
is called the restorer, Please
read.
t And they that shall be of thee
shall build the old vast places
e thou shalt raise up the foundat
f ions of many generations: ant
: thou shalt be called. The repair
err of the breach, The restore
o of paths to dwell in" lisa. 0.12
This man ia sent o. God, Pleas
read.
= If ye love me keep my com
/, mandments. And l will pra.
S the Father, and he shall give 20,
another Comforter, that he ma,
e abide With you forever"
u But the Comforter which i
the Holy Ghost. whom the Fl
!. tner will send in my name, b
!: shall teach you al! things an,
q bring all things to ycur remem
e brance, whatsoever / have sal
e unto you.' Isl. John Ia -15-1
y &26.)
d Please Read again. Hence
l. forth I call you not servant
~, y, for the servant knoweth nc
~ what his lord doeth; but hav
- called you friends; fir all thing
). that I have heard of my Fathe
~ have made known unto you"
!, (St. John 15-15,)
~ Also read;
:, Nevertheless, I tell you til
= truth: it is expedient for 70
- tnat l go away, for if go ne
away, the Comforter will M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
BUILDING OWNED BY
ANDRES ROMERO Is
DAMAGED BY FIRE

The hgiMiua owned hs Andres l.e-
mere god Ftst street AMID lead avenue
WAS damageA ty fire cofy NpNQtmy
mornne Fh '0ss was estimated fY
Chigi hlcu at between $4,000 and
$4,000
The fifr artad in haled he storee
la tlr FEAR peat ~ ihe building md
the tirtmcn fought undes unusually
difficah positions Saving die b,Hla-
las at lirt ppeerod hopeless Shr
firrmcn Wrr misdireptcd al iirst. core
c0mpauf ealus &C. thirteenth ttAd
lrad aud thr either d Thirteenth ani
Mountain taad Tho Inlstake WIS., uoi
charscahle eitbcf lo the tremet ar
telephone operator as ia aA was
learned
owing iu the mistake the fite had
hig lead when ths fnemeu arrived
Motorcycle Policeman 81 r Shut. WAC
saw she flre soon afier The first alarm
was turned ca hurried after fhe ftvc
men aud gaNr thc correct siEcel natn
Der.
Flames were lyaping high out az
the Hoof Pour streams wafe uanea
en theu aud within few mnuteg
they had been smotherod Then the
hard iask of fighting the vmoalaenne
tie n thc hay pesan. THUS asied for
two hasas. = e AssxE Aehtst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-15
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE
KEEPS MISS RAYN0LDS
IN BEAUTY AND VlG0R

Tennis, horseback riding and high
mountain climbing are he strenuous
recreations with which Sarame Ray
nolds. grand opera star who appears
In Albuquerque on the 18th. alternates
her musical studies,
Plenty of good healthful exercise
such as can be obtained only in the
out-of-door sports, is Miss Reynolds
recipe for Keeping in trim.
To be an opera star nowadays de-
mands more than magnificent
voice" explained Miss Reynolds in a
recent interview given To a Los An
geles reporter. Formerly the audi
ences were satisfied with beautiful
technical performance. they would
close their eyes and feast their ears.
Now, however, a picture Interpretation
is eXacted: the eye as well as the ear
must be pleased.
"A star must be able to act as well
as TO sing. And these double require
ments not only demand more study,
but they make it necessary that one
keep in perfect physical condition. ]
am extremely fond of athletics. and so
this keeping fit is pleasurable
duty
Mountain climbing is my special
Hobby Last summer my cousin and |
climbed Fleckistock peak, one of the
highest mountains OF the Swiss Alps
We shouldered knapsack ana en-
ioyed whole month Of hazardous
and strenuous adventures. II proved
a genuine tonic for me after a hard
season Of opera