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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2?.-Movrmcnts Of
naval vessels were: The sunboat ChRt'a-
nooss has arrived at La PM the collier
Nashan at anchorage. Alaska; destroyer
Rodgors at Boston, hospital ship s1laCe at
Cape Hayden; bs'tl"ship south Dakota at
San Francisco; destroyer Wasp at New
York: battleships PENNSYLVANIA North
Carolina, kcarsarge, cruisers baltimore.
Biriningham, destroyors Ammen. Aywin,
1iaICh, Beuham, DraytOn, Duncan. Erics-
ron. Planning. Jarvis, Mccall. Melville.
Monaghan. o'3ricn, Paulding, WINSTON,
colli"rs Jupiter. Cu.Soa. gunboit Dubuque
81 Newport.
cruiser Cincinnati from .chefoo for
Shanghai, punb"it Annapolis from La Paz
for Top"loha mpo; submarine DE- from New
york yard fer m~auruVro-i Ice ship Glacier
from san bi"pr Tor Fan Fran1Iscoi de-
Ltroycr jacob Jones from i1nston for New
TnTt, DESTROYER hanson from Nurfo'k for
Sew YORK. 'nIl'r ~ plume from tiIau-
ienamp f"' Nrit cruz tug rntupsco from
indian Head ft lrA adj phit destroyer
icli from Wa>h'rEiou for plu"F Point
Nj destroyer Si"r"tt from \"wpur fni
Ioa; tag lrcas from Lookout Light, y, e,
Z" N"''"'.;. :GGaca, |s..;o". :.... l..
laz for Sam Diego,
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record
THE

For eastern New York. generally fair to-
dsy. cooler by night, te-moerow fair. con-
tinuins cool, light west 70 northwest
winds.
For New Jersey. lair to-day ana to.mer.
row: cooler Tomorrow; light west to
northwest winds.
For northern New England. scattered
showers and slightly cooler to-day; to-
morrow, fair; light west to northwest
winds.
For southern New England. generally
fair to-day and tomorrow: not 90 warm
In the west portion to-day and slightly
cooler In the east to.morrow: light west
to northwest winds.
For western New York. sensra,ly fair
and cooler to-day; tomorrow. fair; mod
crate northwest winda
NEW YORK. Aug. 1-Hish pressure pre-.
vailed over oil OF the West except the
extreme Southwest yesterday. and continued
high over the southeastern quarter of the
country.
An area of depression MOVING east ard
over Canada and embracing the lake regions
from a centre north OF Lake Huron drew
etill warmer westher into the Ohio Valley.
lake regions and middle Atlantic States.
TEMPERATURE ranged shove 20 degrees IN
the lake reaions.
II was cooler in the eastern Rocky Noun
tain and plains Statcs and temperatures wers
s~enerally below normal in those districts. =.
States And 81 scattered points elsewhere. but
there was no general rainfall.
II. this city the day was fair and warmer:
wind. light to fresh variable: average hu.
read TO sea level. ~ 5 A. NJ, :sso: 3 p. NJ.
EOS
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HELD a. Counterfeit Coin ras.-r

Salvatore Riccobono. n longshoreman.
was arrested by Secret Service Agent
Rubano yesterday on the charge of hav-
ing counterfeit quarters in his possession.
Agent Rubano declared he was trying 10
pass them In small grocery stores on the
East Side. lie will DO arrligned before
United States Commissioner Houghton
today
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Arrived-TCEsDAY. August ~.
rs Hellix Oiav. 10 A. ~. Kirkwsll. Aug. y
IA California, 10 20 A. ~, Glasgow, Aug. II.
~ Minnehaha, 0 A. II. Londen. Aus. u.
IA Chrmuns. 3 A. NJ Kirkwsll. Aug q.
Ne saxonia, 4 b3 A. ~, Liverpool, Aus. H.,
IA Cuyahoga. 2 Is A. NJ London. Aus. Z.
IA Oranjc Nassau. Cspc Haytien, Aug. IL.
Is Saratoga, Havana, Aug. 10.
ss senator. Csnanova. Aug. Is.
Ss Tysklsnd. Las Palmas. Aug.
Ss city Of Montgomery. Savannah, Aug. u.
IA Nueccs. Galveston. Aug, 10
SIS Stra,havon, 4.j0 T.. NJ, Middlesbroush
Aug. 6.
S. King Bleddyn. =. NJ, Hayre. Aus. g.,
IS Lord Cromer. las +. NJ, Liverpool
Aus. 10.
Sc Lux. las p. NJ, Newport. Aus. g..
h Roumsnia Prince. . p. NJ, Middies-
orough. Aug. g.
Sc TrompeDberr Las Palmas. Aug. q.
S. Lampasss. Key West. Aug. Is.
81 II Rio. Galveston. Aug. l6.
es Hamilton, Norfolk, Aug. 49,.
s. Apache. Jacksonville. Aus. 10.
So Chesapeake. Baltimore. Aug. IL
d eandefjord. Aug. 10.
Sc Millinocket. San Juan. Aug. IT,
s. Huron. Brunswick. Aug ~.
SIS Richmond Georgetown, Aus. ~
IS Thodc Fagelund. Norfolk. Aus. Il.
Do Texas, Baltimore. Aug. 20.
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WANTED.

WANTED-An energetic House
or Agent to represent Calcutta
firm in the Burlap Bag and Jute
Trade. One able to secure and ca
BILE out good business on firm offers
required and we'll known to the
trade. Apply to BOX +. T. c. l4S,
care The New York Sun Office.
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~ rrRsr'ANCr OF Az ORDER or HONOR.
able Robert Ludlow Fowler. . surross'e 81
len TO A., ler-ous having claims assinst
Richard r. lie ~. otherwise known a. Ricbsri
Kelly. late Of the County Of New York and III.
s.ma Nth vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber.
Al place OF trsn-ac,inr business; the onice II
Peter A. Mesgher.. attornay-at.iaw No. 231
n.n.avsv in the City n New York. on Or he.
s"rs me Soth day ~ September nrHt.
"nstss. New York, the 9th day 81 March. 1915.
MARY &. KELLY.
Administra triI,
PETER 4. MTA0UrR,
Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE
n and r. u. Address. 2H7 broadway, nor
.,.h of Manhattan. New York city. Nov Yort
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sAL.Es ny AUCTION.

FORECLOeCRE HALE-By virtue OF
Power OF Attorney I Will sell to the htshsst
bidder, large tailoring establishment. con
sistinE Of sewing machines, etc, sals to-
day at = A. NJ, at 5ia Metropolitan Ava.
Brooklvn. Penj, r. Mayors. Attorney for
mortgage. -. Cohen, Auctionesr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United States Coast and Geodctic Survey
standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM AN
Sun rscs 8 ~ sun sets. .0A5l Moon rises 1870
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AMI AM AM
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
oandyH'k. % "a Gov. Isl. 10 10 Hell Gate IL HO
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JACOB sHONGuT, Auction-er. o. Bowery.
sells at 10 a ".
Aug, 2s-Jewclry. watches. diamonds,
.. -, prior Ans l'iS;o 4 -s'l,ns.r. |i
s"H Ave r., trnhnns' slo io,h Ave, a.
ioib los, Roth. $40 Lemon Ave: also Tor
J, welnberger, 1913 Ave. a. pledges from
No. SQkOl to oQll.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Zs Irtysh, from Le'th.
A. Curaca. from Valparaiso.
f. Escaiona. from London.
ia westoil. from Santos.
So C~halkydon. from Marseilles.
Sc Roma, from Ponta Dclsada.
s. Canopic. from Boston.
SIS San Jacinto. from Key West.
D. City of Columbus, from Savannah.
SIS Irnape. from jacksonville.
g. San Marcos. from Jacksonville.
s. Fl Occidcntr. from Galveston.
g. Alamo. from Mobile.
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A,ToMORu.E EXCHANGE.

G~ENTLEMAN In ~ health advised hv
,hysirian to leave city indefinite period
must sacrifice immediately following excrp-
,,nun,Iy fine automobiles, practically new,
shsoiute,y mechanically perfect; p~rrless
iundaulet -ir. $3.50 90: Pullman roadster, eS-
ira rumble sea-. $4,000 Overland light :
mobiles iuxuriousiy equipped. including
electric starting and lighting system: many
eI,ras. inspection demonstration pRI
WAITE GARAGE. So East ga St. near
Madison Ave,
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J0skrH sHoSE80ns sHNsS Iuilp'
'"WHuuss'' Men and wensn.. CciotMM.
dry goods, shoes. a.; II. 4 s. Aufsea 4
son. Inc. eTs stanton ST.; Hay Ridge Loan
Ofce BROOKLYN,
Aug. ?&-iarse lot nne odds and ends
Hugh lavery. its Sands St. Brooklyn.
Aug. 2t-Ciothing Alex. Frsunl. ibi5 "a
Ave. :. Cir@ter 4 Co.. 40 9TH Ave. Rkiyn.
Aus, .a-Men's ana women's clothing
{. Klclnhaum, >a3 Grand ST., brooklyn.
Central Ave. Jersey CITY n Freeman. SIX
summit Ave. Jersey city: II. Baruth a
Son. COS Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn.
Aug 2g-Clothing ", Ravich, % Am
s,erdam Ave; 81. Manning 4 Sons. 1870 50
Avc.
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PAWNBROKERs SALES,

l., 1. FiRlsKl, Auct'r. 10 Bowery. sells
10 a; NJ nnr.L"rInsd pleuses OF every ue-
ing fawnbroksrs. including all diamonds.
rubie.. ID ?phires, pearls, emeralds, all other
stones unset or Get In rings, earrings. pins.
links, chains. studs. bracelets, lockets or
other mountinG-, all Jewelry,- watches, ell
Nerwsre. guns, instruments. furS. clothing,
all other goods pledged previous to date~
aud UP 10 numbers mentioned, both In.
elusive. and ali pledges held over.
Aug. .3-Ayenue 4 Loan once. 2os Ave-
nue. \. a. 4 Weihbsrser. Prop, prior Aug
I. 1919. to No. lyiis. A. j, Hesncy. ei%
A,lantic Ave. Brooklyn. diamonds, watches.
Jewelry, etc.
Aug. SD. Fry & Co. 66t Sd Ave-, prior
Aug !. 1915. to No. dTSo0s
Aug 2s--ueo. Weaver. 400 9TH Ave. prior
Aug 81. 1915, to No. 20050. A. Brudsr. SIS.
Columbus Ave. Aus ~. 1915. to No. e0S6i.
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PURSUANT To AN AGREEMENT EN-
TERED INTO on 18Th day Of January. 1918,
between John WanRmaker. New York, md
Harvey J. worth. We will coil on tho so'h
fav of August. 1916, at ten ,loi o'clock In
IN" forenoon IN the Piano Department NJ
John WanaJnakcr. New York. 76 BROAD
WAY, borough of Manhattan, city, County
and state Of New YORK; ono piano and stool,
a. provided by Sections IS and 6S Of the
Tersnnal. Property Law
DANIEL GRETNWAf.r, Auc'ioneer.
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WANTED.
younr man ambitious to learn advertis-
Ing business; Christian. mus, he ahls Ia
write shorthand. operate typewriter. No
letters and assist In once work sn'ary $500
10 start. II. G. hoS $50 sun or'ce.
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FOR SALE.


eoats etc. Oi!; q down. u weekly. Ham.
i!ton Martin Co.. III H'way tsrser 8 Cert
tandt ot.l.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
1891 B~roadway, n. Y. City.
TOURS.
- NNU>>I>.

NEW YORK SUPREME rOURT-pau lua
UrnkIu, rla,utln, against \hrahnm linuksu.
Defendant Summons Tr'hl desired IN
Kiurs Cuuutl. Actiun to auuui n MARRIAGE.
TO the HhuNr named Defendants.
you ar N,'cOy summoned TO airNrt
the comm Aint ia this action "ud to- sr't,
"A -,v - Nuur answer 0n thr Ili}ui'N
at,ulne! wt,hln tweui, day. after tho scr.
vice of TN, tYmntous, exclusive OF tno iav
Of ~s.rNl,", Hri In cas-" of vour faiIur. IN
sppear or answer, judgment VIII D." tljrr
against you hy default, Tor the rtiief de-
mandei In the complaint.
Dated, New ipi&. June 20. 1916.
CANS. DAVIS n D'NElll, plaintiffs A..
toruey-, Onlr" and Post orice Address.
NJ Ia Nassau street, Manhattan Uur
ou,,h. New York tliN.
To the brt"ul,Lt Abraham Ilorkin
Tho foregoing summons is strNnI anon
Won hN puu alton. pursuant - am or lur 10,
Honorable lred"rbk truno. l.Hiirc ,i
tn" SupsrnI" court If he S'n,r ~ ~,
York. dated tho ath IuN uf N4rIsi. -,
aud Med VA I've orur'Rlu' Ia fn, on.
~ tn rlefh o. the '.r'v e k,r. .
tho l'nrurgh uf liruk ~ Sow '.,. ...
Dated. >.y luk NuRlst lNh l,It
uANS DAVIS n pNElll. Attnrhcls IL,
IIa.r:.S, 49, S.ss.. &;,-et, Manna,tu,
Borough. New York City
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ONE FIRST GLASS trap rock foreman ~
.ome cxperience In operating Gates cruRher,
p.rmenen, position TO right man. address.
stating qualifications, experl-nr" and wages
expected. NJ. j, CASE. J.. .. Box -J,, West
Hartford. Conn,
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SEALED BIDS will be received BY tn.
board OF water supply. at Its orc,s
tveniy.seeond floor: Mani.ipsl Bsidirs
New York CITY, until II A. VI. on Tuesday.
september s isis; for con:rsct ~ Tor
%trollinE mechanisms and appurtenanc.s for
controlling riser valves In the shafts Of the
City tunnel OF the SatAiI aQueuuct ~
New York CRY.
AZ the above place and time the hil.
viii h. publicly opened and read. Fsmph
lets conia Minis infor nation for !diers aud
contrac, drawings can he Obtained at the
sboys address. Al the Once OF tho sects
tary. BY deposi,ing the sum Of ten dollars
I0lo) in cash or is equivalent for each
This advertisement will not appear after
for fur,her PARTICULAR apply 10 the
smcs OF The Principal Assistant Engineer
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN,
comm,s.ion.rs BOARD 81 water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsTONE. Secretary.
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ton Jersey.

PRINCETON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
college preparatory school for boys ov"r
fourteen. Rapii progress possible hecauS"
81 limited number Of pupils $50 and free
dom from rik!d class organisation En-
cellent equipment.
]. II. FINE. Head Master. Princeton, y. j.
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MAINE.


C0pe K1isabefh Cottage now open. .Addrsss
capc Elisabeth. Maine Mrs. Tinkhan.
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sTUpERAKER 1919 touring car; bar
gain need money. ..dn1.'rs engineer.
10? u. shth 81, KIBE
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Lieut.. Everett O., ststser, Third Infantry.
ward NJ. Brlgss. First Infantry, Kansas
National Guard; capt. oeorFs =. fois. sew
enth Infantry. New York National Guard ;
Second Lieut.. Earl Lewis. Second Sepa.
rate Battalion Of infantry, Wyoming IA
tionai Guard. First Lieut.. John H.. Harvie.
First Field Artillery. virginia National
Second Infantry. Montana National Guard
Capt. l. Newton Davies, First Infantry,
New Jersey National Guard; Second Iicut.
Marvin l.. stanton. Thirty mrs Infantry,
Michigan National Guard; First Lieut.. r.
siies Wilkinson. Third Infantry. Iowa Ma.
tional Guard.
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UNIVERSAL PRESS FEEDERS wanted
Apply ROGERS & INC '6i siN
Ave.
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Naval orders were: Lieut.. II. A. Koch
detached aide on stan commander sub
marine force Atlantic Meet August 81 to
Lieut., dunior grader II. &. Ramsey 10.
tached Perkins to one month sick leave
Lieut.. tunior Grade) G. II. Want detached
noiogy. Boston; Ensign Il. :, y. Barker
detached Arkansas to Massachusetts Inst,
tute OF Technology. Ensign william y,
Nrlson detached Neptune to Massachusett
institute Of Technology; Ensign X. r
Tovey detached birmingham 10 Massachu-
Earle detached Yankton to Massachusetts,
institute Of Technology EnsiEn g.. W. Mel
son detached Rhode Island to Massachu'
setts Institute Of Technology; Ensign y. r.
Pllton detached receiving ship at Bar
Francisco to Massachusetts Institute .ol
Technology, Ensign r, ], Valentine de
tAchsd Dolphin to Ysnkton.
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uRlr wASTEieNALB.

CAPABLE, enersrtic shos salesman IN
h.ndle a limo Of high Grade rubber boots
and shoes TO visit iobhing trade exclusively.
Al NJ box las Sun ONES.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

De virginia. on Sicily.
rs Bantu. at Rio Janciro.
Is Marie. on Gibraltar.
Is Satsuma. at Marseilles.
IS %Spithcad, at bordeaux.
S. Vestris, at Montevidco.
IS Santa Barbara, at Bucnos Ayres
IS Navahoe. on Gibraltar.
Sc lsla de Panay. at Bilbao.
S. st. Louis. at Bordeaux.
IS Chalmeite. at Port Eads.
s. Comanche. at Jacksonville.
d II Mar, at Galveston.
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BORDENTOwN-Nsw Jerey.

BoRpENrowN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Our heaithful location. family life, personal
methods Of instruction and modified system OF
military control develop boys synfnetticaly-
mentally, physically. rnorally-for college or
business. Write for catalogue. The Principal,
Bordentown-on the. Delaware. y. j.
The sun., 1916-08-23

vnlINc MEN Learn a trad" Permanent
W VIEW positions viii good sa aries
and short hours Il waiting YOU Free Rooklet
up tolls YOU how 10 earn $50 weekly.
Nerxenthaier Linotype School. .N W. esd.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.

PURSUANT To Az AGREEMENT EN-
TERED INFO GA 41'h day Of March, 1919,
between John WaNsmaker, Now YORK.. AMI
Matilda Schumacher We VIII sell on III.
50th day Of ADJUST. ifle. a. ten 'lo) O'Clock
IN tho forenoon In the riauo Department OF
John WAnamaker. New YORK. 80 Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan, city. county
and State 81 New York, ono piano and stool.
a. provided 10y SECTIONS ~ and s6 OF the
Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENwAID. Auctione~r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
IMPROVEMENT CLUB IS
ORGANIZED IN KALlHI

Residents along Kalihi road have
been talking about its shameful con-
dition and blaming the supervisors
and various other city officials in
most hearty fashion for weeks. Re-
Gently they awoke to the fact that the
talk did not help the road, and re-
solved on action The Kahhi I'M
provement Club was organized, Off
GERS elected and petition drawn up,
signed and sent to the supervisors,
asking that the road be repaired and
maintained. 1t was referred to the
road committee by the board and It
looks as If there would be some action
taken shortly.
Another matter the club, whose
membership comes from the@ whole
of the upper Kalihi valley, has In mind
Is the proper maintenance OF Kaitlani
park. Members feel that their section
OF the city is being sighted, that the
park is not as well cared for as the
other small parks, and they are go
ing to get after the park superinteu q
dent and the chairman Of the park
committee of the supervisors.
Officers Of the club are John No
briga, president; Daniel Kama, vice
president; William e. Miles, secre-
fafy;: Adam Ornellas, assistant secre-
tary; Manuel Grotta, treasurer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
SAYS GOVERNOR
NEVERFAVORED
SPALDING Plan

Declaring that Governor Pinkham
has never contemplated signing the
famous water proposal which Col. q.
s. Spalding made 10 the territory
George X. harrison, superintendent Of
hydrography, has given the following
statement to the Star Bulletin.
Il note that the Advertiser Of
April 9, 1916, claims that its publicity
CT the plans Of Makee Sugar Company
prevented the so-called water grab
from going through.
You may state that have known
for some time that Governor Pinkham
never for an instant contemplated the
granting OF this concession on the
terms suggested by the proposed
agreement
HE has realized from, the start Of
this controversy that this question of
water licenses was one Of the most
vital Importance to the people of Ha-
wall, and has been collecting and con-
sidering data and plans for possible
equitable distribution of water, togeth.
er with methods Of fixing rates to be
charged for government water as
rapidly as possible"
Fear that the governor would sign
the proposal which Colonel Spalding
had made on the water question was
deep In the hearts Of Kauai people all
through the week of the governors
visit, and as late as Saturday noon,
at least.
As one resident of Lihue remarked
in conversation with the Star-Bullet-
A, nm Cofsfrdav sI,r,. awf,f1lv afraid
that the governor is going to crowd
that outrageous Spalding proposal
down our throats."
Gradually the opinion seemed to
grow through the week among the
Garden Island folk that the whole
water system could best be handled
by an unbiased commission working
directly under the government. This
is known to be one OF the favored
plans Of superintendent harrison.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
To RAISESl
FOR kAMEHAMEHA
DAY BY BENEFIT
Mayor Thinks Public Should
Assist in Perpetuating
Annual Celebration

June IL, Kamehameha Day, is the
real Hawaiian day In the territory,
and the public should be able 10 sup
port it in the interest of promotion
as well as in the perpetuation OF this
appropriate celebration" declared
mayor John G. Lane today, comment
ing ON the plans which are being made
for the observance Of Kamehamel1a.
At, q meeting Of the celebration
committee at noon in the office Of
Edgar Hehriques, further tentative
plans pertaining to the celebration
were talked over, especially in regard
to- the benefit dance to be held in the
National Guard armory on the even
ing Of April go. -
This dance is Tor the purpose Of
raising $500, which, according to
members Of the committee will be
sufficient TO finance this years cele-
bratioh. The committee win endeayor
to sch 5000 tickets at so cents each.
The dance promises to be a brilliant
affair, with both the Hawaiian band
and Hawaiian orehestras In attend
anee. stife FfpsSan sef - fsisst4lfsi-
A tentative progfam for the celebra-
ton has not yet been arranged but
probably viii be completed within the
next two Or three weeks
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
BUILDING PERMITS FOR
THIS WEEK QUOTE s77,143

Building permits issued from April
10 up to today amount to $77, 14S. This
sum includes a 500, 1000 permit taken
cut by the Oahu Railway and Land
Company, Ltd, for a structure to
adjoin the building now being erected
on the makai Eva corner of King and
River streets.
Besides IL dwellings that are to be
erected in and about the city, per.
mits were taken out for several other
miscellaneous frame structures. Some
of them are: Additions to several
buildings and repair shops, school
house in Kaimuki. three stores and
four garages.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
SIX. HOMESTEAD
men sign WITH
LIHUE COMPANY

A special wireless message to the
Advertiser yesterday from Lihue,
Kauai, reads as follows:
six homesteaders of Kappa, whose
cane can be handled by Eihue plan
tation by means of a projected trolley
across the gulch Of the north branch
of the Wailua river, have signed with
Lihue. The remainder of the home
steaders of the district have signed
contracts with Makee Sugar Com
pany.
governor Pinkham will decide the
railroad and water problems after
consulting with Attorney general A.
NJ. Stainback at Honolulu on his re-
turn.
IAN invitation of the Kauai Cham
Der OF Commerce, before which the
governor appeared Tuesday, to attend
q second meeting was declined by the
governor. AS explanation for the
refusal, he said that he was bully
ragged anG insulted at the former
session."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
HIIIHDEliE[0PS
IN Leasing L0f
WAIKIKI Of p B.


Although the pestoffice department.
has plenty of money to- lease build
ings, it possesses no appropriation
to lease land A hitch has developed
in the heretofore speedy pr6sFes5adf
negotiations by which the Honolalu
postCffice Is to acquireafhe use of ter
ritofial land In the rear OF the Yf1o-
nolulu Hale, the old structure Wal
kiki Of The office on Merchant street,
for use in storing surplus mail on the
lot. ltigte Yasas
Postmaster William r. Young re-
ceige6 q letter from the department
today telling Of the complications. A
deed between the territory and thesde,
partment; by which the postoffice was
to pay only 81 d year for G. five.yeaf
lease, is not satisfactory, according to
the letter, because the department has
no appropriation to lease real estate.e
An Individual, however, can lease
from the territory the land In ,.ques-.
ton, erect such a storehouse as the
postoffice needs, and then rent. II to
the postoffice. Postmaster Young will
confer with Governor PinkhaIn, with
a view toward arranging q proposal
acceptable to the postoffice depart
ment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
SAYS LEI CUSTOM IS
BEST PUBLICITY STUNT

Dwight r. Mckinney, editor OF
Daily Doings. live tourist publica-
tion of Los Angeles. says that the dec
Grating of steamer passengers with
leis is the greatest publicity stunt"
Hawaii carries out.
Mr.. Mckinney is passenger on the
Nippon Maru on his way to the Orient
He win spend three months In Japan,
China and the Philippines and write up
the ocean voyage and the tourist pos
sibilities in these countries. He called
on the Promotion Committee today to
secure some literature about Hawaii
and win send from here an article
on his brief stay and the island at
fractions. His mother is with him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-15
SAYS JAP ANESE
IN CALIFORNIA
Don't FEAR Bill

That the Japanese Association of
California is not protesting against
the Burnett immigration bin, the pas
sage of which would undoubtedly bar
the majority OF picture brides enter
ing Hawaii and the mainland United
states, because it believes the bin
viii not pass, was stated today by the
Rev. X. Uchida. pastor of prominent
Buddhist church OF San Francisco, and
head of all Buddhist churches in Cali
fornia.
Rev. Uchida is through passenger
on the T. K. K. liner Nippon Maru,
bound TO Japan to see his mother, who
IS dangerously i'll. He said the San
Francisco exposition did q great deal
10 promote better understanding be-
tween japan and the United States.
The minister also thought the picture
bride system to be excellent, with no
better substitute offered.