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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
Stars Back After Stay of
Four Years In Australia

A rare treat is In store for
Honolulu theatergoers tonight
when the curtain rings up on
the grand opening Of the Allen
Doone season at the Bijou thea
Ter. Four years have passed
since this famous Irish actor
and his charming leading wom-
an, Edna Kelley, played TO
packed houses here while en-
route TO Australia.
AT the head OF his own com
pany OF mere than 80 actors,
Allen Doone. supported by Edna
Kelley, has been playing in
Australia, New Zealand and
Tasmania for the last four
years, with hardly a break in
his long engagement.
Allen Doone and Miss Keeley
are en- route to the mainland,
where they will take a we'll
earned rest. returning to Auck-
land June 10 to reopen another
three years engagement.
Through an arrangement made
with the Raymond Teal Com
pany and the Consolidated
Amusement Company, Mr..
Doone will present tonight his
famous one-act playlet "A Ro-
nance in Ireland" Special and
elaborate scenery has been
brought here from Australia for
this sketch, and the act will be
staged with every attention to
detail. 49,.
Doone's wit, drollery and sing
ing is of an exceptionally re-
fined and high order, while the
acting of Miss Edna Kelley is
of dainty and exceptionally
high class. ...
Nor Is this the only treat In
store for theatergoers at the Ri.
jou tonight, for Dorothy Harris,
queen of Ragtime," who has
been touring Australia for the
last year, has been specially en-
gagged by the Consolidated
Amusement Company to put on
In addition to these big featu
duce for the first time in Honolu
tied "The Tourist" This is a Q
hits and brimmiIg with ludicrou.
: The program will be run OF
picture releases, 1880 until S:15
Allen Doone, $3.50 until 8, RaymC
10: Is O'Clock. g..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07

by greys and the couple. after leaving
church under an arch of swords. rode
away On the gun carriage The bride
was given away by the brigade COM
mander. Gen. Morrison.
Capt. Cosgrove has returned to
the front. and Mrs. Cosgrove is living
in London with the wife Of Gen Nor.
rison. s"=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07

A group beaded by the Deutsche
Bank OF Berlin has concluded Il an
agreement with the Hungarian minis
ter TO establish q Hungarian Petrol
cum company on a 50-year, concession
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07

Officials of the Illinois Traction sys.
tenn at Bloomington. ILL.,, granted an
Increase in wages of about 10 per cent
to all employees. 80. %, -. . ? ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-07
SOCCER FOOTBALL
!. BEGINS in GOOD
STYLE AT POST
Especial star-BuIlstin Correspondence

Especial Star-Bulletin corrasuondenceI
SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, H. T.,
Feb. 6. &Socoer football made its bow
to Schofield sportdom today and was
well received by the large crowd Of
curious who, turned out to see wheth-
Ell soccer was an athletic event or
something one plays with cards. With
baseball, track events and rugby, foot.
ball going on practically all the year
the few soccer fans have had great
difficulty in awakening interest in
that particular brand of athletics, but
soccer stock doomed like Bethlehem
Steel today and it is safe to say that
soccer has arrived" at Schofield Bar.
racks The few enthusiasts of the
game have been working quietly along
and despite. a lack Of general inter
est and three and a half hours drill
Ger day, have developed a team that
today decisively and overwhelmingly
defeated the crack team known as the
Honolulu Stars by score of to 0.
For the 1st Infantry, Steeger was a
bright and shining, star, with Elzer
constellation of almost equal mag
nitude Both these men played the
game like veterans and to their Prov
ess Is due much of the 1st. Infantry's
success. The most notable players
ION the town team we're Kula, Cockett
land Frederichs. 1t was fine game,
lsreplete with sensational plays, and the
next soccer game Is anxiously awaited
by the Schofield supporters of ath.
letics. ~<
The lineup: =.
LIST Infantry. Honolulu Stars.
SI66S6T ndiud
Center Forward
WelSn -. ......... !......... COfkeIl
Inside Right -
Elzer ........ ......... huIa
Inside Left
NOOu .'s.... - -. FIcuSEiSHs
Outside Right +
h1lrOy .. Menuela
Outside Left
BURKE .................. Potter
Center Half
D6uHolI .'....... MOTS6
Right Half -
SIzemOre Al1Va
Left Half
DdlldHl!ue ...... hukana
Ill.,. Right Fullback
Left Fullback
Casey ................. G. G. Bennett
Goal :
Goals-Steeger, 5; Elzer, f. -. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

payment and distribution of such
funds as may have already come. or
which may hereafter come. into the
treasury of the State under an act of
Congress. approved May 20, 1908. to
be applied for the benefit or the pub
lie schools and the public roads of
the counties. Patron--M. White
No. 326-To prohibit the hunting
shooting OF trapping OF rinRed-necked
pheasants in Shenandoah County. Va.
until after November /. 1920. Patron
Mr. Pence.
No. 329-To prohibit the sale Of
cider and other drinks containing voer
per cent 81 alcohol within one mile
OF any church, college or school build
ing in Montgomery County. Patron
Mr.. Flanagan.
No. 330--To authorize the clerk Of
the Circuit Court OF Wise County to
receive and keep on file In his office
delinquent land book OF delinquent
town lots and acreage located within
the boundaries OF the corporation Of
Gladcviiie. Patron-Mr. Roberts.
No 831--To authorize and empower
the judge of the Circuit Court of
Prince Edward to have conveyed to
Rice Local No. ga. OF the Prince Ed
ward branch OF the Farmers Educa-
tionql and Cooperative Union OF
America certain land at Rice, In the
county of Prince Edward. Patron
Mr. Winston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
TIMELY FARM NOTES.

Cover carrots hcet> and ether raot
crops lightly with dry sand 10 prevent
willing
The man who ir'~ his piows stand In
the field duriH< the winter should re-
monbcr tlat manufacturers have not
vet discovered iron and steel that win
not rust
Professor Il. \. surface says the use
Of pure white lead and linseed oil for
borers and mice win not inture the
trees.
The feed cutter should be in use on
every farm The corn shredder Is Sin
excellent thing But Why not Put all
Of thu, corn crop ip a sllo as the best
probable position "a get every pound Of
Talue.ut Of 4
The nlaG w4o markets his products
only Is hen 30 bas nothing else to dc
will Leyer 2ef taa most out OF his
farm. The n"spt'it@- spent ~ reading
market reports are golden.
Arc .rou t"epiu- mp the fertility Of
your land1 This = cspr@aliy inpor'
tant the frsdt and vegetable grower
sia1g ,our fertilizer pronic1n this win
rcr a@l got ready to act next spring
II viii pay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

80 qualified.
/ House bill No. 1i--Providing that
tie-breakers on boards of supervisors
may vote for the purpose OF counting
/ a quorum.
House bill No. is-Permitting cities
and towns to purchase bridges on
roads leading into them. and extend
ing the limit of such aid from ten to
forty miles.
Senate bill No 9I-Providing that
the law regarding segregation districts
for white and colored persons shall
not Interfere with ordinances passed
by cities and towns as authorized by
their charters.
House bill No. 77-Providing a road
commission for Capeville Magisterial
District, in the county of Northamp-
ton.
House bill No. 79-Repealing the
act of 1915 creating a road commits
sion for Capeviile Magisterial District,
in the county of Northampton.
House bill No. S0---Authorizing the
county of Northampton TO borrow
money and issue $4,000 in bonds for
road Improvement in Capeville Mag
isterial District.
House bill No. 10-To prevent I'M
true, deceptive and misleading adver-
Using.
House bill No. 6s-Perlnittins nom
stock corporations to borrow money to
pay debts. s..
House bill No. ss-To prohibit
gar bling. ,a
House bill No. 21-Requiring sher-
IFS and sergeants to'keep a record Of
prisoners and to report same TO the
state Board of Charities and Correc-
lions. .st
Senate bill No 40-Deflninp the
open season for deer in the county of
Mecklenburg.
Senate bill No 2S-Authorizing the
council of the town of New. MAJ ket, in
the county of Shenandoah. to levy a
tax on dogs.
Senate bill No ITO prevent the
sale of the plurage OF birds other
than game birds and domestic fowls
House bills No. Providing for THE
protection of shelltlsh against pollution
House bill No. 18-Adding many
banks to the list Of State repositories
Senate bill No. 5--Providing how
the people of cities with population
between 5000 and 100 600 may vote
for a charter change commission.
Senate bill No. 140--Providing that
judgments shall be docketed against
all defendants.
Senate bill No. 127--Giving courts
of record power to suspend sentences
of prisoners for first offense of larceny
and forgery.
Senate bill No. 73-Prohibiting the
sale and purchase of wild turkey in
Virginia.
House bill No. 257-Validatlng a
$4,000 public improvement bond is
sue in the town of Orange.
House bill No. 117--Amending the
charter of the town of Covington. In
the county of Allegheny.
House bill No. 26-Previding for
the sanitation OF abbatoirs. slaughter
houses, packing-houses and sausage
factories
Senate bill No. STARRING the right
of curtesy in land sold for partition.
Senate bill No. S5--Extending the
time for return of land books for 1915
in the cities OF Richmond and Nor
folk until March !. 1916.
Senate bill No. Eliminating
conviction to penitentiary before mar
riage SIS cause for divorce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

the terms of the Circuit Court for the
Sixth Circuit" Referred 70 the Com
mittee for Courts Of Justice
Messrs Garrett, Early. Allen and
Gayle--A bill to amend and re-enHCt
section Of an act entitled AN act
TO segrt gate for the purposes of taxa
ton pursuant 10 section i69 OF the
Constitution OF Virginia, the several
kinds and classes OF property ~ as 10
specify and determine upon what sun-
ject state taxes, and upon what sub
Jects local taxes may be levied. and
TO provide for the continuance for the
year 1915, and until otherwise provid-
ed by law OF the present State school
tax OF ten cents on every sl00 OF the
assessed value OF real estate and tam
gihle personal property: and to repeal
an act entitled an act TO seeregnte for
the purpose OF taxation pursuan, to
section 1879 OF tho Constitution of Viz
GINA the several kinds and classes II
property so as to specify and ie.eI-
mine upon what SUBJECTS State taxes.
ana upon what subjects local taxes
may he levied. and to provide for the
continuance for the year 1915 Of the
present State school tax of ten cents
on every 500 of the assessed value on
real estate and tangible personal prop
erty. approved February l6. 1915" APP
vide for State school tax OF twenty
cents on every 500 or the assessed
value OF real estate and tangible prop
erty, Referred to the Committee on
Finance
Mr. Addison--A bill to amend and
re-enaCt An act entitled An act to
amend and Te-enact an act entitled
an act TO regulate the probate of
wills the appointment of appraisers
OF the estates OF decedents, and an-
poiutment and qualification of per-
sonal representatives. guardians. cura-
tors, committees, by the clerks Of the
circuit courts" approved May IS, 1908,
as amended by an act approved March
IL. 1909. Referred to the Committee
for Courts Of Justice.
Mr.. Holt-A bill to amend chapter
333 of the acts OF 1914, in relation
to the ventilation Of foundries by
adding an Independent section thereto
providing adequate toilets and wash
rooms Referred to the Committee
on General Laws
Mr. Gsyle---Proposiu- an amend
ment to section % Of article . OF the
Constitution Of Virginia Referred to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
CAPITOL GOSSIP

The equal suffrage resolution will
be taken up in the House as spe-
cial order OF business at 1880 o'clock
this morning. The time was first
set at 12 o'clock, but because of the
fact that a number OF the members
will leave the hall before l o'clock
for the purpose of catching train
at the Main Street Station at 1880
TO go to the State Farm. the hour
was moved ahead.
The resolution. on which argument
was heard before the Privileges and
Elections Committees in joint ses-
sion some three weeks ago and on
which women addressed members of
the House on the floor a few days
later. was reported from the commit
tees OF both branches OF the General
Assembly with the recommendation
that II do not pass. Despite the adj
verse reports, the women who are
working for the vote are still hope
full. and they will be present in the
gallery this morning IN large num-
bers.
The report of tho Legislative State
ONCE Building Commission, OF which
Senator Julien Gum, Of Henrico, liz
chairman. is expected by the General
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

ed 20 pass. the vote being % 10 So
He secured reconsideration of the
vote and the bill was passed by that
1t may be amended.
Because It lacked two votes OF the
required forty. the Cousins-Cox bill
10 repeal the act constituting capita
ton tax a lien against the real estate
owned by the person at the time such
capitation tax was assessed was lost.
The measure has majority OF those
y ting. the count being IS TO 3s, but
the Constitution provides that no bill
shall pass unless Il receives the vote
IF ut least two-hfths OF the entire
mem hership OF the House
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

and re-enact section PATS of the Code
of Virginia, as to the extent OF me-
chanics and materialmens lien and
its enforcement.
To the Committee on Privileges and
Elections:
BY Messrs. Myers, Rolston and
Stant--A bill to amend and re-enact
sections 5S and SO of the Code Of
by an act entitled AN act to amend
sections 5s, SO and so of the Code
OF Virginia. approved December %.
1891, as amended and re-enacted by
an act approved April 3. 1902, as
amended and re-enacted by an act
approved March :, 1905, as amended
and re-enacted by an act approved
February 7, 1910, IN relation to q
reapportionment OF representation In
the General Assembly of Virginia"
To the Committee on Counties,
Cities and Towns:
BY Nessrs. Hall and Davis-A bill
to amend and re-enact paragraph 3 OF
section 10f4-a of the Code of Virginia,
which said section Is entitled ''Exten-
sion of the corporate limits OF cities
and towns" approved March 10, 1914,
by adding "A provision to said para
for permanent roads, streets. sidewalks
or other permanent improvements To-
Gated within the annexed territory.
| To the Committee on Insurance and
Banking:
1 Bv Messrs, Taylor and Wright, OF
Rockingham---A bill to amend and re-
enact an act approved March 81. 1914.
entitled AN act TO provide how trust
companies may be Incorporated and
to provide for general powers for the
purpose of doing n trust business In
this State In addition to q generaA
banking business"
i To the Committee on Library:
! BY Mr.. Gatewood (by request) A
hill to extend the usefulness of the
Virginia State Library.
To the Committee on Special, Pri-
waite and Local Legislation:
By Mr. Hohson-A- bill to amend
and re-enact an act entitled AN act
to incorporate the Medical College of
/ Virginia" approved February 25,
1854. as amended by an act approved
January 20, 1879. and also by an act
approved February 2, 1895.
BY Mr.. Walton--A bill TO authorize
and empower the board OF supervisors
Of Hanover County to erect toll gates,
and to demand and collect tolls on
the improved roads OF the county OF
Hanover. and 10 provide how such
tolls are TO be expended.
BY Mr.. Roberts-A bin TO amend
and re-enact chapter 522. Acts of AS
sembly of Virginia, 1s9s-1so0, ap-
proved February 2s, 1900, entitled AN
act TO establish Wise School District.
In Wise County" etc. so as to enlarge
said district.
BY Mr.. Rew-A bin TO amend and
re-enact section of an act entitled
IAN act 10 authorize the several mag
sterial district OF Accomac County to
borrow money and issue bonds there
for for the purpose of building, i'm
proving and maintaining the public
roads OF said districts in said county"
approved March 10. 1912.
By Messrs. Slant and Buck-A bill
to amend and re-enact sections and
of an act entitled AN act to pro-
vide a new charter for the city OF
Bristol" approved March Ia, 1908. as
amended by an act entitled IAN act
to amend and re-enact section OF an
act to provide n new charter for the
city of Bristol" approved February
I28, 1910, and to repeal all other acts
or parts of acts In conflict Herewith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

Mr.. BeaIe, OF Caroline, Introduce
a bill permitting taxpayers to ap-
peal to the courts from any decision
rendered by local boards OF review.
The bill amends tho present law
under which taxpayers have no such
right to appeal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
BILLS APPROVED

The following bills were approved
by the Governor yesterday:
House bill No. 49--Defning the
limits of tho town of Lexington.
House bin No 71-Increasing the
limits OF persons who may be COM
mitted to the Negro Reformatory from
$50 to 200.
House bill No. 55-Correcting law
so that ministers may qualify to per-
form marriage ceremonies by city
courts in vacation, as already proVid-
ed for circuits courts, and permitting
such ministers to perform such eefe-
monies in any part of the State when
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

For the second time. IN the history
of the United States a General Scott
commands the army at a time OF
stress in national affairs. General
Winfield Scott. hero OF the Mexican
war, was head of the army at the be-
ginning of the Civil War, but he was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18

Assembly within the next few days
Several sets OF plans for the ONCE
building which It is proposed to cree
on the old Davis lot adjoining tno
Library Building. are under consio-
GRAFTON. 1t is understood that ths
commission has tentatively agreea
upon the plans submitted BY Carneal
" Johnston, of Richmond. The con-
mission will have O meeting probdbir
in the office of the Governor. thig
afternoon, at which time the report
may be formulated.
For the protection of children, who
have run foul of the law, and for the
destruction. of records in the cases cSa
those VINO have been honoratly dis
charged bin was introduced in the
House yesterday by Speaker Hous-
ton. The bill would make failure 10
destroy the records in the case Of
any child committed to a reforma-
tory or school OF correction or tried
before n juvenile court when such
child is honorably discharged, a mis-
demeanor, punishable by a fine Of
$40.
To extend the usefulness of the
Virginia state Library. and providin
an appropriation of $4,000 for that
purpose. bill was introduced In thu
House yesterday by Mr.. Gatewood, on
Amherst. The bill authorizes the senn-
loyment of a library organizer at a
salary Of not more than S 200 a year,
The supervisors of the counties are to
provide a room at their respective
county seats ins which county pubiic
libraries may he placed. The blu also
provides for the mailing of book
from the state Library by parcel
tn, win NO ri n
the State who become eligible to such
service by depositing So to guaran-
tee the care of the books and by
sending ten cents to cover mailing.
Mr.. BeaIe, OF Caroline, introduced
a bill permitting taxpayers to ap-
peal to the courts from any decision
rendered by local boards OF review.
The bill amends tho present law,
under which taxpayers have no sucl
right to appeal.
Virginia's representatives in Con
gress are nemorialized by a resoiu
ton introduced in the House by Mr.
Williams, OF Fairfax. to give their
support to a bin introduced in the
United States Senate by Senator Hoke
Smith, of Georgia, to provide for vo
caional education.
Fourteen local bills were reported
OUT OF the House Committee on Coun-
ties. Cities and Towns at it's meeting
Yesterday afternoon. The commit
tee adjourned to meet again at
o'clock this morning, when the Green
bill. providing compensation for the
dispensary board at Gretna. Pittsyi-
vania County. will be taken up. TIL
mayor and number of citizens OF
Gretna are here TO speak on the bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
SENERRL SCOT rs ACTNYG 5ECRETARY or wax

too old for active service. Now Major
General Hugh l. Scott, chief of staff,
commands the army and became by
law acting secretary of war when
Secretary Garrison resigned. The pic
ture shows him at his desk in the War
Department. Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-18
DOCTORS LICE7SE TAX

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pam throue} ihalr BOOKS as do large
leans. gnless tnev We're allowed 20
charge moro thau tno legal rate. II
Tia banker would rrt haudlo small
Icons tho POOR man VINO needed
money ,r small amgunts would be
4t+,f H.,
rate al fifty cents. .het said woul
nyerent tho bankers from charaiu.
more ,han that much. except unen
The irterest at the lreal rate amounts
to more.
Check on Loan sharks.
Mr.. Cos n.a%er.rd au amendment IA
make tho h.If read "or loans OF dis
counts of tAirr- dav. or longer" This
addition msEe- tbe &C., apply to per
sons ~ concerns. other ,han bani ers
who loan money. aud prevents the
loan sharks from charging ufty cents
and making Pa, interest payable
weekly or al shorter jstcryals - oue
month.
Mir. Cos. illustrating said that un-
loan sharG could lend UHe dollars and
charge ftft cents Interests and com
pei the borrower 10 pay fifty cents IL
terest every wcet ana when attempt
was made 10 prosecute him be could
point 70 the law anal say II was his
authority for MAKING the charge,
The Cox amendment was agreed to.
the Gordon amendment rejected, and
tine BIZ" T1ETFeT
Word >tampetcs House.
Ron call hal run along smoothly
with ayes predominant and vote was
q being verihed on The passage Of the
Sproui-B. y Adams bill Cor the estah-
tfshment or a bureau NJ markets for
agricaitnfai PROC Nli+ within the de-
part o. agriculture an" immigF ltioa
when Mr.. P+}ta' OF A!5emarle. STAN
peded the HOUSE ana all but defeated
the measoFe
hr. f'tts. Flslfs on q matter OF par
iiamenteFy inquiry said;
TINS bit carries an appropria-
Hon
Ine gent man from Albemarle Is
out OF order. the Speaker Informed
MIN, but the WORK had been done.
More than score % the members Of
the House announced they changed