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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
Light AND BUOY
Changes MADE
IN ISLANDS

Range lights are to be established
at Kihei wharf, Maui, and changes
in buoyage will become effective at
Pearl Harbor. both about next Thurs
day, January 20, according to notices
TO mariners published by the bureau
OF lighthouses and the coast and geo
detic survey.
Concerning the Kihei, Maui, range
lights, the bulletin says,
Front light will be fixed red of
so candlepower, Is feet above the
water on pyramidal wooden frame
tower 9 feet high on Kihei wharf, 100
feet from its outer end.
Red light will be fixed white of
160 candlepower, so feet above water
on a pyramidal wooden frame tower
22feet high $40 yards So degrees from
preceding.
ITO be maintained by the Board OF
.Harbor Commissioners of the Terri.
tory of Hawaii.
"Kihei light to be permanently dis
continued on the same date"
Changes in buoyage at Pearl Har-
Dor will be as follows:
Ford Island spit buoy 81, End class
can, to be established in about 5 faith.
oms of water
East side buoy %, End class spar,
to be established in about 4 fathoms
of water
Ford Island spit buoy 81, to be
REMEMBERED % without other change.
hebrews shoal buoy "a, End class
spar, to be established in about faith:
oms of water.
Ford Island spit buoy %, to be
changed from End class can to a End
class spar and numbered 25 without
other change.
Middle Loeb shoal buoy, color to be
changed from red and black horizon.
tai stripes to black and numbered /
without other change.
Ford Island west end buoy 2, End
class spar, to be established in abotd.
fathoms of water.
Peninsula point shoal buoy /, to
be remembered 3 without other change.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
BUILDING INSPECTOR ...=
THINKS COMING WEEK
SURE TO BE HUMMER

That the rainy weather of the week
ending today has slowed down activity
In building lines is evident from the
books of the building inspector, which
show permits amounting to only $10,-
1880, as against the usual average
of $4,000 and $4,000. Fees collect.
ed this week amount to $40. ~.
Building Inspector Henry Freitas
said today that he looks for a big
boom in building during the coming
week, and that he will not be surpris-
ed to see the total go up to 100000.
Freitas bases his prediction on plans
for big buildings that are being work
ed out at the present time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per II. str Claudine, for Maui, Jan
uary 14--Ed. Towse, d. P. R. Isenberg,
A. F. Wall, b. Hollinger, Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. H. Vickers, Mrs. Cd. Beggs, L.
p. Smith, Mrs. Smith, Z. Kopke, E. A.
Berndt. Geo. Angus, A. P. Taylor, w.
A. Baldwin, c. A. Franz, ". Foags,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pitchford and two in
fants, j. NJ. Cummings, John Rodgers,
Mrs. L. c. Hillner, z. C. Morse. Mr..
and Mrs F. A. Cloves, Mr.. and Mrs.
NoZima.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15

The Portuguese ship Pero .d'Alem'
queT, which went ashore on the New
Jersey coast, was refIoated, and pro,
ceeded for New York in tow. g.. :.
BY royal proclamation published in
the Friday Gazette. the expectation
tc Switzerland of virtually everything
that might be OF service to Germany
Norway has prohibited tae eXperta.
tion of rubber and cement. T." ....
Accurate measurements of ball bear.
irgs on the axles. OF. a street car in
New Jersey thar have travelled about
1000 miles showed that they had re
sisted abrasion almost perfectly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
NOTICE TO AUTO DRIVERS.

Autoists' Blue Book for 1916, con
tanning traffic speed ordinances for
the City and County Of Honolulu, com
piled by Judge Monsarrat. for motor
car owners, chauffeurs and the gen
eralspubiie
Every auto-man or driver of Other
vehicles ought to have one. Price 81
cents.
Apply National Distributing Com
pany, Rooms IA and Is, Magoon Bldg.
1S4 Merchant street. city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
Shipping GWATfRFRONT News
.HAlBOR NOTES

Two vessels, the oil ship Harion
Chilcott from GayiOta. and the cable
schooner Flaurence Ward, are expect
ed daily. .... -.
The next mainland mail will leave
at II o'clock tonight in the Great
Northern. Mails close al 9. O'Clock at
the postofice. Ill.,: r.. -.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Ha-
wall is reported by the Mauna Kea
today as follows: Hawaii Mill $50,
Punaluu 1900, Honuapo $500.
The Inter-Island will receive $500
tons of coal the last Of this month
from Muroran;- Japan. 1t is coming
on the Kongosan Maru, japanese
boat p. ..*:. 49,: f..
Due here January 2S or later, is the
Japanese steamer Kongosan Maru,
which left Yokohama Wednesday with
coal, according to cable advices to
the Inter-Island. - -. ri.
Sailing at O'Clock this afternoon
for Guam and Manila, is the u. s.
army transport Sheridan. She will
take mail for the Philippines and
ITongkong and connections.
Arrival at San Francisco late yes.
terday of the T. K X. steamer Nippon
Maru and the o. S. K. liner Panama
Maru is reported. Both ships report.
ed tempestous voyages from Homo.
lulu. ......:.. Ill.
All the K submarines superstruc-
lures except the tails received a coat
ing of the regulation war color paint,
"battleship gray" today, following
their cleaning and overhauling in dry
dock. +s ..."... ">",
When the T. X. h. steamer Tenyo
Maru sailed for the Orient at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, she took nine
firstcabin and $50 steerage passen
gers, the latter including 100 Fill
pinos. -. IF ........ -...:.. p. -
If the recommendation of E. Lester
Jones, superintendent OF the coast and
geodetic survey are followed, two new
survey vessels will be built for work
off the Pacific and Alaskan coasts and
the coast of Hawaii. r.
At IL o'clock Monday morning the
T. K. K. liner Shinyo Maru will ar
rive from Yokohama with 153 Asia
tics and 21s1 tons of cargo for Homo.
lulu The steamer sails Tuesday
morning for San Francisco.
With 43 cabin and go deck passen-
gers for this port, the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Kea arrived this
morning from Hilo. Her freight in
cluded two cows, calf, two automo-
biles, Sc bundles OF flooring, % bags
of telephone pins, 155 pieces of ohia,
274 packages of sundries, 43 bundles
of hides, so empty wine barrels and
$50 bags of empty bottles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15

San Francisco papers state that
the T. X. X has chartered another
steamer, the Kwanto Maru This is
the eleventh steamer of this line to
be placed in operation between the
states and the Orient The Kwanto
is reported as leaving Yokohama Jan.
uary direct for San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo,
Jan. 15-Mrs. NJ Waiman, ]. G. Roth.
well, Mrs. L. K. Sterlin, r Riese, w.
J West, Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Wood. c.
z. King, A. K. Haiswell, E. All Nee,
Sam Pupuhi, David Kapapo, Mrs. NJ.
A. Hill, Carl Lauritzen, +. kenno, Miss
J. Perreira
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
QUEEN EMMA ESTATE
RECEIPTS FOR 1915
TOTAL S21, 621. 55

The 1915 accounts of the estate of
the late Queen Emma. filed in circuit
court yesterday by. Bruce Cartwright
for the trustees, show the present
value of the estate to be $193,605. the
real estate alone totalling s151.005.
The receipts for the year amounted
to 21,621.55, of which s14,424.76 was
paid to the Queens hospital, founded
by Queen Emma ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
GIRL DROPS DEAD WHEN
SAVINGS BANK FAILS

PTTTSBURG, Pa. - Miss Edith
Reese, 8 young stenOgran her. dropped
dead when she read that the Pitts
burg Bank for Savings closed It's
doors. All her little hard earned
money was in the bank. The nhysi-
clan called to her says Miss Reese
had heart disease and that the shock
of the news provoked the fatal crisis
Depositors Of the hank included
$4,000 wage earners and 1890 school
children Agents of the bank collect
ed the childrens savings each week
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per IL. str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo,
January I'm. S. Eotelho, Henry
Hall and wife, r. B. Church, All Ling,
j p Curtis, Capt. o. W Olson, w. F.
Drake, c. Castendyke, P. J. Reilly,
Mrs Y. L. Wong and child Mrs. Klei.
ma, Mrs. H. H. Renton, Mrs G. A.
Hills. Master Hills, Envoy Chong, G.
K harrison, Mrs. w. Soares, Miss
Buch, All Cook, Mrs. L. Weinzheimer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants'
Exchanoe.)
Saturday, January IS.

Saturday, January IS. -
SAN FRANCISCO--Arrived Jan. 10, I
a. m, e. S. A. T. Thomas, hence
Jan. g. ~s>..: ......." ~: -: -.
SAN FRANCISCO -Sailed Jan. u, Blk
r. P. Rithet for MahukOna. -. Pa
GANI0TA-AEriyed Jan. Is, sch. Falls
Of Clyde hence Dec. p. 49,. -. ~......
Radiograms -~ r. -.
S. S. WILHELMINA arrives from
San Francisco Tuesday morning with
10 cabin and 10 steerage passengers;
442 bags mail, 101 packages express
matter, II autos, and 1867 tons cargo.
For Hilo one auto and 40S tons cargo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
AN IMPROVED QUININE
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEAD

Because of its tonic and laxative effect,
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE win be found
better than ordinary ouinine. Does not cause
nervousness. nor ringing in the head. Re
member. there is only one Brono Quinine =,
The signature of E. W. Grove is on each box
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15

Judge J. NJ. Hilton, a leading at
torney of Montgomery. Ala. former
member of the Alabama Supreme
Court, died Of aPopiexy at his home
at Montgomery. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
NOTICE
Dissolution Of Partnership.

This is to notify the public that the
partnership existing between L. r. Me
deiros and NJ. p. Mattos has been dis.
solved by mutual consent.
Signed:
L. r. MEDEIROS,
NJ. p. MATTOS.
January IA, 1916.
6372-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
Sugar 4.5175cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd. .,s
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1903
NOTICE

NOTICE
To the general public: Mr.. Harold
NJ. Kueffer is no longer in our en-
WALL & DoUGHERTY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15

Two vessels, the oil ship Harion
Chilcott from Gayiota. and the cable
schooner Flaurence Ward, are expect
ed daily. 49,. 49,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Gn Samtnle mco en- gbunucnt

Itr. :. !. Nuer, Den pclbefienote OF
poplllUrc llogipcr al "Sbe @eralo"
/ Can Claire. @ie., ifriper; Timber
Ell Sanltale nleo Ell al pore Nbonuen.
ter Iorlc0en Gag, iagOe ban, at /
oper tupc 9lnr bupoe inlcn Snge pp.
ret / bans Nll@. Nui9 Der par no.
get lucicn nleo en- al Gomilien, blep
Der tpet iii &urito, % / fort Sio par
alt bel igien.
Set er Ell &ienoSgierning, Iom er
uGr0 at lG90e Nierfe til, at / De ga.
miller, buor &llrlto bruges, Ier IN
gen blege eller lpgeilge no, men bar
tpertimpO en- Juno % rem @ubiarpc.
Set er mig Ell Itor 6ornpielle at meo-
Dele Gem bette"
Ser er neppe nogen Meoicin fienot
loag, Der er blepet iaa npie fnpttet
til @ienrmet, iom o.. Eeters &liri-
TO, oct gonnle, lGtge prpoeoe llrte-
miooel. Zen iGIges life paa 9lpo.
tbefer. Specieae Igenter io%rifaiier
Den til Almenheben oireftc ira ga.
brlfonterneS &aborotorium. Sfriu
til Or. Eeter Sabrnep & Cons 60,
t9-25 60. @opne 9lpe., Chicago,
SQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Puiet 90 Kieffenet.
EbpfpIabr Eic.
N,Oiacrti az Gu pro,tii onsmOOsr

Scr er Ell Sbofolaoc BIC, Iom bao'
De er goo % biqia. Nop Ell FInt
togcnoe Barb op / en- louble Boiler.
Nor iannmen ~ SOP Sltfter, 4
Spiieifccr WcI, > Spi'citecr Cocoa,
ct Smffc Smsr ioa llori lom ct se9
% en- liocn &lDbe Salt, og naor Oct
cr Qobt lanmcnblanOet, ioa rer oct
% i oct fo9enoe 0onO. Set foges,
iii oct er INF o9 ma rorea | onttrent
hclc (ibcn. Tn orb Vic.Sdllcrtcn
orffca meo rig Eie.GruIt. % en- on-
Den Saucrfen iGttes op | Grult'en,
Tor at Den life ifal blTre Jig UNDER
Stegningcn. Zen itcgcs, I'll Den er
%lDiebrun, iplbes ioo meo Den togtc
Gbofolabe MaSic. OF mar Den er
toIb, bor man itiopiifet 6lpoe paa
(oppcu oa brpsIer hnfteoe Ncooc-
~tlcrncr oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Spanif 8eefiteaf.

ST Stnffe "Rpnnb Steaf", Iom
rcier omtrent 70 lsllnb % or Ell
Connie inf. ballfes rigtiq goht %
itrpes meh Salt. 8aienne- Febcr %
anoen Tcbcr. Sfiper al Bacon, Ell.
Ter Stiper Al iaIt Sleif, lGa9eS oper
% inu RULES Njeoet op og ombinbe%
mcN Nnaiinl. Runen lG1ae$ % /
Ell @rpbc % IL Sop Tano % u
aop Wtclt hUINcS oper. Seri 'tege@
Ben lon9iomt / to elmer unber tGt
Sadg o. nlao cite brpppeS meb San.
cen / Sohct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
@nlersSecr fpgte / Mclf.

@~ulereNoer ifipres / inlaa Stpf-
Ter % not Nfelf b9lheS oper, Ioa oct
better Dem, Ncri imaaiurrcr &c, til
Dc or mcre "a Melfcn er onitrent
inSto9t. Solt % Eeber tiIiTtteS oo
% Ell goo alat Snler, 'aa cr Oct
'rroi9t I'll al ierperes. @uIereooer
n~nbe'alcH lom iaa port Inlot mItil'
Nag3. Strobcoc raa @ulereNocr az,
bcialeH III en0ogiaa iom Spoe iol
aonlte imoa @ern, mems Oct ier
Sloer Al DC ileitc aniaaes ior at pare
aloeleS uiunNt at ipiie roa 8illereb
Der. IA, Siocrne ipraneres % y
meh benz!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Hualc HGuo.

Snlenting cr beOre I'll at 9jare
rem Ell "@ringer" ello aeroIere.
Man gniOer acroiene riatig goot
oper Guucrne, Tor al ilerne alt
Smuos % bplber ioo beot @ono
oper, % gniocr iua Huacrne terrc
mco Ell tor aluo.
%il man bare rigtip gob LEI Bic
Grillt, li0er en- beflcll0t aot, lac ber
man lnpc Tic Gruit Seigen Ill, 90
gen i Sorucicn o. ioa laoc Den liao /
Safoslcn cller poa et onoet folot
Steo. gtanr man iaa bar rilllet Den
ITO o9 lte9t Den, oil Den ppre ual-
minoclig Ipreo, let % uellmagenoe.
Sor at foa Eien iii II bare Den rig
tlge bruno Sarpe, a~rlbeioleS oct %
iaa at guioe Den oper meo folot %anb
OF berpaa 0rpsic Suffer ouer.
SPbc %. plilperi'eret artot
VbnIt) nil iicrnc Sorbilog (@filoep)
ira bpiot Sei. Mon gnioer 6leffcr-
ne 0oot inc nleo bette oa laber Ssict
liQgc / Solen Ill Slcfferne er borte.
SfuIoc De life i~orioin0c fsrite Sang,
iua auio oct opcr igicn, til DC blir
borte.
@loa ouer 0illeoer or set beolt
at rcnic poo ielgcnoc Wonoe; Emp
eli Nlltb bc0t &uno % prib Den ina,
til Sen er nritcn tor. Sup ben op /
Nltohol % gnib @laslet ooer nleb
oct, % gnio oct ion tort meo ct
"Gbamoia"- Sfinb eacr nlco Silfe-
pupir, ioa oil oct bliue lao blonft,
lau Def cr Ell &pit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
SDobapss& pmaems Wionc.

CiriUunn03 GoltcbIoo" iortUI.
Ter: : Sfi'ltrttttu i ~aiobeubaon
tyhau0lt2 ior Sioeu en- Irpeiug,
myor en- Al @~lrpinAerue er aon9e poo
ln Al Surh0p2rcrnc. Get hruoer
10. at Ell mart Nnnif NottenaQer
uNponorcr o. opfoitcr liz Ill aonNc
poa q, elcr anNcn 9SeAcre. Set er
Iltiaa fleet her. ~ M lfol aonGen
icruoNtutiIa arpe Ell A0nlnlcl Suno-
tcr't} q Ear Seilcr % II Mart %
IRE StlumQ Mcn liQe nlcAct buao
%rptu bciraar a.. mani ltllIoe bope
H. Sofluuent umbcritrepet al aun.
.Ql,, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lfulNe
ptuione NouQtu3 llnberifriit.
Tor ropen SiN iiNen if ben Nper.
rtt2ioQ'crer. iont bchonnler Soacn.
oai0a Sohmleutct tllba1e ira SnS'
bau2stu "a uuoer aml8cna llnoer'
itriit itoo; I'll @iitcrIisbco: gbbc
Noruerup. o. bon icnNte Ell pcnlla
NiINu meo iii Troturotor 2.
Gbbc Sorncrup cr Mailer ol
<%ournaliit. Son al Sen afosoe Tro.
icHior / HoHfiloc.- Gn Sio par han
Meoarbci0tr peo ~NitiirlaIpoS Sol
fl5lao" % itrep Nrtlfler om "a
mems SanoSbpfirfer. Den han hal
en- SpaNbeo Tor ufienhte Ggnc, y.
iiHit. man hsrte ira ban, par bo'
oltiaa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior aonger
pca SpbhapSeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Tnicrif Gbpcplnoc-Emooino

Gn Eint Slebe. I aop WeIf, -
Stop Sutfer, y Sor granlllutco @e-
latin, ~ 6irfant al Sofer'S Gbo-
folabc. @elatinen opblpOe5 / y
Sop Ntelf, 6lsoen piapea itip, Gbo-
foIahen ripes eler ifrabcs lint %
irerca , Spiieifeer Suffer. Get bo-
pes Ian % / eft tibet ,Sn0 iomnlen meo
Ell Spileifc bebt 0on0 % rsres oper
&loen til oet cr iepnt. Gen tilopcrs-
blcunc babe Stop Wfclf oipeS ct Sp-
fog Ghotoloben rereS oeri % til
lrtte@ @eIotineu. Gette Tiles ioa on
ct 6n0, Iom IGttes op / IS og ro-
res /, I'll BET ~bcAnnber at itipnc. %
rorca Den piaprOc Slpoe l. set pi2-
pes Qoot inntmen OF ioo bTloes 0et
op / Ell Norn1. iom iorit er opppct
folbt Nnno. Nadr oen er tin, hprl.
PES Sen 10 og ipiies meo piSpet Sic.
0c til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09

Nrpcicu. Sarah NciNc % @u'tau
NunQc Set me CuluQ uNtommlcr
iauOiuuIiQuiH ierit cittr ari0cue
SIutUlna.
+ =
@~etcborQp Sumtonitouccrtcr MI.
Der &'lIhcIm Stcuhonmlor'5 %cocIie
gan / Ncluuoclicu Al NpriI ct Eor
N|ouccrtcr Nriitiouio llhcn Al
.uuftc uoQcu cQcutliQ NcNciitrinl III.
tcrc4icrtc Srfc'tcrcl ucO IT uonler.
.icoc Somlpil 90 Sen litrc N'bo!an
tcrml a, ale %ultrumcnllutppcr /
Nurhol0 iii hlIdu0tu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Nii, mar Nipo er iaa onrt,

nlaa DC lleltc Tannilier noic ii9 nleo
DC bilIl9erc Gelc al &ieoet, men ga
QIUloer BET at 'aa oct til at image
IlGc lao Qoot o. ppre lige ian msre,
lonl De 6urerc CUTS. Gn Gina,
lom hlplpcr iuurt til at ioa Srcfieo
mort, cr at bante inb / Gieoet loa
meqct Wel, lom oct gnar an at iau
ino / oct. N~onfningen gier, iom
ollie pcb, alsbet nlsrt, og NicIet. Iom
banfeS ino, bin0rer Saiten % arai
ten ira Of reu0c ub al oct, iom oite
oilers CT SiliGl0et, naar man banter
&ie0et uoen az BRUCE Wfel. Toar
man ino bar bonfet Mel /, itcaea aio.
oct goot / Smeltet Sal9 eIler Mno-
ieot, til oct err 9obt brltnt pua ole
Siocr % laa hrloes iaa meqct to.
Acnoc %oub opcr, at oet orffir Sip
Oct. Sua9ct iUttes iaa paa. laa at
life noget AZ lonlpen fan tonlnle 10,
% lua itaor Set % imaaiurrer / TO
Elmer. aieott pil oo pTre ri0ti9
9oot % mort % Sducen fraitig o.
mcb Ell eaen i'm Smah ion Ben life
faor ueo al tlIlapes pao oanlig %ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Gam Smclct.

Gn Spiicifc pulpcrllcrct Srftcr.
Sbc'tr Corn Stardl. ; SplIclfccr
Ntclt, Strdlubcrrp Sam ~ , 9GQ
bcbcpca til bette. ?GlAcblonmlcrnc
niapc1 riNtig goot mcO oct plllpcri
lcrenc SuIfer, hcri rcrca Corn
Harden, ion iprit cr u0rgrt Mcl.
ten. Sna "ioloea" Sc itipllagnc 9GG-
Ncbuioer / ~tilililt. Gn StegcpanoC
~inIorca ri9tig gobt. Horen bUIoca
oQ,uoor ocn CT ioit BELT i%8icnnenl,
u0cu BOO at uUre brTnot m0cr, ion
%'nlorca Sam opcr "a Cnlclcttcn fol-
0c~ Ianlnrcn lom panliJ og lpiica Ion1
Gcalcrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
Gmilies Smclct.

Gre 9Gg, 3 Sbeifccr 6lpOc. 3 Sfc-
cr hui0t Slltfer, 3 Stcer ltel. Nlonl-
nlcr % Npioer piifc3 bper Tor Jig o1
Npioer1e rpreS / %tililltt. Get iploeS
/ Ell p~cl'nnlrt Smelct Fanoe og tie.
Aea til oct er goot Qicnnemite1t og
Snclctten bar bGpct iig gobt. Gen-
ne 'piics ogiaa iom 2esiert nleo
SultetGi til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-09
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The Washington herald., 1916-01-11
Gayety-B urIesque.

Love, Law and Politics" is the title of
Butch Cooper's latest output of music
and burlesque combined in entertaining
manner, which is offered this week to
Gayety patrons.
Solly Ward and Virginia Ware are the
principals who lead the THE Roseland
Girls through the maze OF the story.
interpolated with lively music, which has
much to do with politics. love and sol
diers
There are a bevy of typewriter girls
and an atmosphere of the courts Of law,
an irate husband and wronged wives.
in the first comedy which ends at inter
mission. The second half of the even
ing is called a review" entitled "A
Call for Volunteers" another idea from
the big war. and the girls all look well
In military costumes.
Stella Wood is a fetching little stem
ographer with a sweet voice, and is espe-
cially good in the song You Never Can
Tell, with Solly Ware and Miss Harris.
The duet THE Worlds All Wrong
Again" by Jeane Eames and Murray
Harris is another of the many snappy
pieces OF the big musical list.
The Roseland chorus is noteworthy,
first because of its general youthful
membership and secondly on account of
its teamwork in the drills and ensembles.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-11
PoIi's-ssThe show shop"

'I hope it isn't a crook play-Tm sick
OF crime" declared Florence Rittenhouse
at Polls last night in James Forbes
high power comedy, The Show Shop
and the audience echoed her pleasure
that no crooks tripped across the boards.
phere. for The Show Shop" dispenses
nothing but laughter.
1t is, indeed, a capitally amusing COM
edy. rendered the brighter and more
amusing by the clever Poll Players each
OF whom is provided with a profitable
role. and tells a story OF stage life chock
full of fun that ripples along from over
ture to final curtain without a break
or Jar.
We are not going to disclose the many
happenings that cause this continuous
laughter in order that the edge may not
be taken off your pleasurable anticipa-
tions, but we will say that the play re-
wolves about the ambitions of a stage
mother for the professional success Of
her ingenue daughter.
Mr.. Forbes was in his merriest mood
when he wrote this bit of nonsense, and
the Poll Players appear to be in close
sympathy with one another and enter
completely into the spirit of the fun.
Blanche Frederici has in the stage mama
one of the best roles of her career, and
she gives it full value, while Florence
Rittenhouse is her charmlngly winsome
daughter. who prefers matrimony to stel-
! lar honors on the stage.
A. H. Van Buren, is successfully farci-
cal as the leading man, who wins the
daughters hand. and Ralph Remley out
Sidneys George Sidney as a theatrical
magnate of Jewish persuasion. ]. Ham
mond Daley and Marguerite Starr are a
pair of fly-by-night Thespians to the
life, and Howard Lang and Ben Taggart
lend conviction to their parts of the dra-
matte author and stage director. Made
leine King is a breezy stage stenographer
and John Kline thinks a thinking part
very we'll
The whole performance, in short was
marked with happy abandon of spirits
on the part Of the entire company The
scenic effects and the ladies' gowns are
particularly pleasing. Long waits be-
tween acts are to be regretted. Mr.. An
drews should obviate this one defect in