davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-10-30

BRO, 914 G street NV.
+ 1908 y c Sc, Or, %. 80
13 c sc. sr. b. .25. so
217 18th ne. Or, b. 1880
3i9 NJ SC. Or. b. -15.30
7f8 7th Sc. 7r, W: 1850
133 Carroll se.7r, ,b21. 80
ID TENANTS.
1902 S NV. Or. b.27.50
335 LIST ne, Sr, ". 1890
633 l. Sc. Or. W.. .12.50
sol X NV. store. Ii. 90
727 11th ne, garage $50
C0L0RED.
g + NV. Or. b. 1850
1912 4th NV, 5r. 80
10 + NV. Ar. 1870
713 Smiths row W. .4r7 80
, INC, TOO 11th st. NV.
=
Evening star., 1916-10-30

FOR SALE
HERE is A ''STERLING" OPPORTUNITY
To secure what consider to be the most
desirable DETACHED HOME in the north
west section. The location is par excellence,
high elevation with a beautiful outlook and
west Of 18th street. The home, which is
NEW. is built Of Hytex brick, and is high
class in every respect. Large reception hall.
spacious drawing room. dining room, pantry,
kitchen and breakfast porch. Several bed
chambers and baths. Attic over entire house;
cellar; roomy porches and every conceivable
feature that adds comfort to life. Lot As feet
front.
VERY REASONABLE PRICE
n. l. SANSBURY CO.. Inc,
121 18th ST. NV. Phone NJ. 5904.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
4nhfr 6ranatrfgn.
2ipet / en- bpmbar6eret 8D.

s vTigaro" lfriper Bierre &:
8 often Maone6er er Be tD|fc
@ronater MI 1laaet ne0 ODER 0en11a
8D. &bis Sen Sill tan6> bbori BDen
mi Iigger, bar fremfal6t I 2pbet al
fort Sis, bil6e set moa1fe bob,
brogt &efolfningen til &aabl6sbeo
og 6ortpiblel1e. Men man bor long
iomt bennet fig til Soran6ringe1r.
Mon leper UNDER @ombar6ementet
font ONT set bar en normal Silltan6.
Mon bar repareret BEN @fa6e, De
@ranater foraariage6e, %
man bor let set gienopbpgge6e pao-
M 1tprte lammen. Ser er Suite, ser
er bleben rant al 1efS> 1Db @fno.
man bor repareret 6em, Sc bar faact
iefs, 1ps @fn6 paanp> og mt repo=
rerer mon fun iaabi6t> at @in6 oQ
&egn life fam tr9nge in6. Man
letter EN- sore / at bebare @n1et,
1om set mi er. s EN- @a6e6gr, bbis
ibere Ggetresfl6ie er mnrfeoe al
@ranatiplinterne, 1taar &niets @ier
og flyer: uHorten ifal be6blibe al
bore 1uaIe6es."
@pens Soft bor facet 2eiligbeo
til at pr6be 6eres @erbers 5tprfe |
6enne Ei6 = til at rejle Bort, ON
Sc life formooeoe at bol6e Set r6,
eller iii at blibe> ONT Sc ipntes, Be
bob0e Mo6 NOT. 9e, Ser er bleDne,
bar babt SEN Silfre6s1tillelie at TOM
1totere, at 6en 5fu6e, ser CT blepen
foraar1aget life er noprettelig. -
Sbor ibrigt &anonerne ems befp=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

in6 / en- @1utiff> og bans Gorfplgere
fnnite ale @utifspin6uerne.
Smi6lerti6 bob6e Set fat meqet
on6t 8lo6> at Sc ltafffels iultne @fa=
rer bob6e let @pens rige @orgere
1i0oe in6e paa &ofeen paa Marien=
plat8 og gjere fig til @o6e meo
&offe> &un6ltpffer> jo> en0og @ager
uoep at brp6e fig ONT Sc for1ultne
Stofler u6enfor. Meng6en presie6e
poo> gift l6s paa &afeenL frulte ito=
re SpejlglaSru6er og p%lDn6re6e ollie
&ofeenS @uffet'er.
9ette bar @egpn6eli en- til EN-
&effe of StormIpb moo 8utiiffffer,
bbor MON bente6e at fin6e Md6=
orer. @ultne @ene6er brg6 in6 /
Bogerbntiffer> 5lagter=, &oloniol-
og Melfebutrtfer og rppe6e alt ipi=
ieligt> 1om 6e fun0e foa fat. /.
&olitiet rpffe6e mon6l terft us,
men bleb itenet og ilaaet poa S1ugt
al 6en raien6e Sob. Sropper bleo
tilfalot og apancere6e langiomt meo
|fel6et 8aionet for at rp66e 60
|6erne.
S Ngrbe6en al &oo6bn14 toni
bet til terH Saon6gemeng mellem
Solfe1bprmen og oct ri6en6e @oIiti.
@n &olitimar6 bleb rebet ne6 at
Soften, trampet UNDER Te66er Oh
fprt bort mfeligt tilre6t. Mange
chile bleb iaare6e> og 70 bleb arre.
1tereoe, ga 8olitiet og Sropperne
omii6er bob6e faaet 8ugt me6 nro=
|%itifterne. @u6efompene bore6e bele
81 ftenen.
@gn0ag Morgen bar bele BDet1
|tat beiot me6 Militarpoiter og $50
litt, men alligebel 1amleoe Ser fig
|Solfemasier> iom 6ernonitrere6e moo
ben berifen6e Ma6mmgel. s 26bei
LAT @gn6agen blusie6e nroligbe6erne
op paa forlfiellige @te6er run6t ON
Il 8pen. J6rit Natten til Man6o5
|bleb frlo $40 og Or6en %gienopret-
tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
Kamttrn fnr Etuft.

@n 6etailleret @fil6ring al Sc
uroligbe6er> iom nplig fon6t 5te0
/ Wtilncben, gjengiber en- MDis /
8ern efter ct Socialij tblo6 / Min-
.cben, iom 1trofs bleb bel loglogt al
&Dens Mpn6igbe6er. st @fsemplor
al 8la6et bar imi6lerti6 blepet
lmuglet in6 / @bejts. 9et berer
|9otoen 206e Stunt og in0ebol6er
fglgen6e ON 1roligbe6erne:
Set bar bleoet np6ben6tgt at itau
i &6 foron 8ntiifffferne life I Slime
big, men / 9agebis for at faa fjpbt
ct lille @tbffe &jg6 for en- bel6iq
&ris. Hglier bar / BET bele life til
at op6riDe. @n6elp1e &effer al BEN
|ten6e &tn6er lto6 9ag og Scot foroi1
Wggebntifferne. 9e militpre Muto=
friteter bab6e forbu6t at lelge @m6r.
26r6ug Morgen SEN 176e SUM
|par Sufin0er al @pens Sn6bpggere
u6e paa Sagt efter Ma6. 9e fnn6c
|bberfen faa fat / &rg6> &j96 eller
nogen @logs @1rrogoter. Opbioiel-
lien bofie6e / 29bet of 29r6ager.
|Guitn6er at 8pens @orgere bab6e
Eiffffe funnel faa fi6bt Mi66agsma0
It'll 99n6ag. Sm Mftenen bar 60
oerne f1l6e al lultne og Dre6e &bin<
|6er og &9rn.
s @%ein1troSie r6talte EN- pr9j1iif
&orporal b9t, 1aa at alle omfring
bonn b6rte oct, at @ol6oterne /
@fDttegrabene maatte giennemgaa
mere emo Sc, 1om iu6 biemme, og
De cibtle maatte ebere glade, ON Sc
fun6e faa &ortofler at lebe of. De
moatte fife engang npbne &ip6 %
&r66. Sa, 6e bnr6e bore tilfre61e,
lelD ONT. Sc life fit on6et en6 $50 at
fpiie. 9ette bleb for golt for SEN
opbi6ie6e Meng6e. Gn raien6e Slot
1tDrte6e lGs pna @orporaIen, iom
maatte flpgte for 2ibet. Sun iprong
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
MI al 90 til faar 8eIpg af Be De0e5

nj. al og til fadr 8e1pg al De Dp6e5
mprfe gfterleperbe. &irferne 1Dnes
at blibe laDere og labere; Sc nDe,
omgipenoe 8Dgninger er pfte b9iere
en6 Sc gomle, o%prin0elige, pg Sir
fegoarDenes Greer bof1er til; man
faar nn6erti6en set Sn6trDf, at De
t1nge, brebe &irfebuie iDnfer ne6 I
@rnnben, font 6roges Sc moo Sc be-
grnpne 5lpgter, ser los 6em op~
fore, pg man griber fig / Sa1fer1le
ont Ell lang % langlom @Dnfe11.
Ser til iiblt la0er Sor0en lnffe 11g
ODER Sc toffe6e @aple. @6jifolernes
l10iigtstaor11e 1Dnes beller fife mere
bimmell trnbu16e; l101igten 0erfro
pm1pp11ber Ell meget beifeoen geo1rt-
fit @priio11t, font ganife pitt mani
qe Gilfplbe giber en nogenlnn0e
1iffer Moolel tpf for Sen aan0elige
@pnsfres.
Sra 2an6epejen bi1er 6isle gam=
le, folfelige S%nltitutioner og Soloe=
pu11ftcr Jig nnoergiDet Splpsning
% Srofolo, og Sc ME er en0m,
life frnbet. Nu floffes Menme1f er
pe6 @rngsforeningerne; men Sam.
mentrnffet 1pnes tilfpl0igt, og 1o
ODER Sc fjpbte @arer og set ino=
pun0ne Speri f110 foor Sc nGppe mo-
get me6 Zig 6erfra. s Meieriernes
fobrifslignen0e 8pgninger er Der
2ib og 8epngelie; me1 og1aa Der
er set u6elnffen0e ct materielt H0=
butte, Ser tili;gtes; Set er life lgn=
gere e11felte itore Soccer, Ser 1amler
Mennei fer; set ct Sc marge ma1
Tor6ele. Sg 6og tror man / Sorbl>
furten at bpre SEN ny Si0s 0ornine=
re16e @r11n0tone gjennem BEN beo=
boloenbe 8rummen fra Neejerierne5
1nurre1be @iul og Ben 11artifulere(e
2urm fra Sc flirren6e 9pan0e. Wten
0enne Gone fbnger life bore Drcn
Sen er iom Sonen fra ct en0nll
n1tent Snitrument, og SEN bor iffe
@bingningstol f9lleS meo 6e Soner.
Ser for sloortier ii0e11 bleb baaret
frem al Mennel feitemmer, men nll
1Dnes forj tl1mme6e; Sen har Ben f6r=
lite Sorbere6elie s 11%betemmelige
Birfning 1om Sen mangfol6lge 2pD
fra ct Srfel tier, Ser ltemmer, %
bbis 0irigent en6m1 life bar bit
fig.
Gooleoes bla116er fig / @le0en os
Srpgbeoen pe6 at before Sen 6onife
2an6ebej og oerfra 1e set 1m1ffe
2ano bre6e Jig mil0t og benligt Ell
1i0t befDmret nbisbe0 ON ben 0an1fl
Tilpprelles fommen0e &aar. Sar hi
for1o6t bore onn6elige @oplu01er for
TENT, bebot bem for l9nge - eller
bil6e Ri itaa os be6 at for1pge Ell
%l16be6ring pg en6n1 en- SID iumleS
poo be gornle 5teoer? Oct Ell
@pprgsmoal> bborpaa Sen 0anif(
2anbebej og Sens Smgipelier iffe
giper 5pur. 26sningen er ~forbebolo1
6e npe Mennei fer> Ser 1fa1 bdrent
Sc gamle 8eje> naar Sen Slggt, Ser
MI er un6erpejs, bor 1tan6iet in
Ban0ring.
Gbr. &icbarbt @anornp.
& 0SnI II"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

ltormeoe ct ballot &nn6re0e Wuno
og TOM ct 9ieblif efter ITO meo Ell
|SlagS Mfpabit, iom Sc 0raf. 4.
!2inie bleb taget me0 Storm, og Set
tog bi 20 Ma1finfnnoner og 5 Selt>
fanoner. Ser maotte bi bol6e Stm6.
Set bar tpn6et ibert n6 / &efffer=
ne, og Spiferne bombar0ere6e os
|go6t. Mlt Man6ifab bleb lat tt
5fpoeifaorene for at bore re0e til
at mo6tage Gien6en. Da Set blep
mgrft, og &loffen Dar bleben ont
trent II ON Mftenen, bleb 10 ManO
fra bpert &ompagni 1en6t 5 &ilo>
meter tilbage for at 1tg0e til &ipf=
fenerne og bente Guppe, Mafuronl
og &ig0.
Mellem II pg 12 lobe6e Suffer-
ne en- &ontru=Mttafe, men bleb llaaet
ttlbage mes ippre Sab, og BET bar
oben / &j6bet SpiferneS egne Mn.
1fingeberer, bi brugte. De baboe
efterlo6t MaS1er al Mmn1i1nition
Oilers fn11De bi beller fife bap(
br11gt Molfingeb9rerne, 90 tiff oq
fru1if Mmmnnition 10 er forifjellig
9u &lpffffen bor bleDen 1 ON Scat.
ten, bur bore Soft, Der bar 1eno!
u0 efter 5upper> en6nu fife peno1
ti1boge, og 6a nogle at Manofobe1
fra Sc andre &ompagnier bar font:
men, blep jeg ien0t tilbage for a
ie efter bore. Seq bar bel ommer
ca. l &ilometer tilbage, ga jeg lac
Sen fprite Man6 al nit &ompagn1
ligge meo f11nit @obe6 og 2 9ponoe
@1tppe, Ser nat11rligpis bor 1pi1bt
2i6t 1pngere %frenrn1e laa Set ebrigi
Mun61 fab 0rpbt. &nn cen at 0elr
aon6e6e li6t, men bar felt fra Sc
bi61tbe0en. &an baD6e facet ct 1tor:
Sui / Moben pg SEN benltre Stint
bogitabeligt talt reDet al. M Cup
pen bar lelbf6lgelig goelogt. Seq
mootte loo 16ge tilbage til 2in1e1
me0 Sen Sc fe6, at bi maatte tag,
til &onierDesiogerne og npre glai
til. &elten al Morgenitun0en gift
16en at Ser bp116te roget lgrllgt
&l. 7 bleb hi lan beor0ret til al
ltorme for at toge Sen 1i0lte 2inie
og Set gift go6t. &aa 90 W}inuttel
bab0e hi Sen / Dor Magt> og be-
2ejligbe0 omgif Ri en- Sci al Sn:
ifernes Sitting og tog HOO Son
ger. Set bar acknowledgement, SCI
tog Sangerne, for Spiferne bio1tc
at ser bar intet &aab boS Sc @orte
@omme Mften bleb bi oflp1t a
&olonioltropper og trnffet ca. 2;
&i1ometer bag 8ronten for at bl1pi
reorgoniieret. SEQ Sptpllingen q
Dor 8utuillon bar bi fun 1872 tilba
|ge al 1000. 81 er 1oa 1enere ienot
til penjtre 6lonfe Bug 8er6l1n, bbo:
alt set forte Man6lf ab er iom1et
Sc 5orte far alle lagt 1tor Sopper
be6 for 9ogen for fife at tale on
acknowledgement Ser MT olt1ou e.
ibun0en loa lterf in6. SranfrigS
egne 5gnner er blepen EN- Del ifao
net 5ommer; men bbor Sc bar bp
ret / @lag, bar Sc fempet meo Der
1tgrlte Gapperbe6. Set gjer ollie
ser ltoor UNDER 6en frani tie Some.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

OUTHERN MINNESOTA. For Sale 24o acre im.
proved farm IN the Oldest Scandinavian settlement in Southern
Minnesota Hesot Az miles from Kenyon. Good house, barn, sMo. Or
enara, wells, granary, corn crib and other buildings. Write for
tree map OF Minnesota also description and price Of this farm
bargain. = O. B. STRAND, Kenyon, MINI. '"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18
SUIT nor 8pgbanbd.

9n1f bDr BDgbanbd.
Mlle Bigger fra bort Eager ienbee
pprtofrit meb 8%affeppit, eller St.
preis; men enifer man Haffen as
fnreret maa 5 Gents efstra mebfpl.
&c 8eiti1lingeu.
6. &asmnsie n g.,
720=722 @p. 4t6 Street,
Minneapplis, Mtnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-18

lu+@l4llSlL 11lCO W "]oIN ~@IA1LO W
B9rnene Sc &jpl6ere> bbori Sc bar
1obet om Natten. De gaar til Str
bei6et UNDER @ranaternes MT iaa
|fjen6te S16iten. De gaar for1tgtigt,
men roligt, longs me6 &usm1rene>
naor til Sabrifen og filler fig pe6
|@eben eller Spolerne. 2armen fra
Meaifinerne og &eDeI tolene optager
6em mere ems &monerneS Soften
og @ranoternes @fsp1oiioner. = 9e
pe6, at Dp6en Ell gaaet paa Mrbei0e
lammen me6 6em, - nubel, Set fan
1aa lite bore a16et. SIT itaa paa
fin Mrbej6spla6s ONT Morgenen paa
Sen be1temte Ei6 er EN- 9@resiag for
bent. De f9ler bel oglaa og meo
&ette, at oglao me6 6eres Mrbeioe
|bieIper Sc me6 til at bere 2on6et
oppe> til at frelie set n6 al 6en11e
ubpre Erage0ie. 9g naar Sc ON
Mftenen otter letter @eben / $40,
bon6rer Sc SEN famine Sci flbage,
giennem &uinerne, for at foribin6e
ne6 / beres &iel6ere. De bar freIlt
beres profes1ionelle Sore. 9eres
5ombitigbe6 er roltg. Ogina Sc er
blepen paa 6eres 8o1t - til Ero6s
for olle 6ien6ens @ranater .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
n. v. HALSEY & CO. ABSORBEDBY
NATIONAL CITY BANK, new YORK

Of the Halsey house which compelled
the sale of it's business and good will
TO the National City Company. Treas
urer Hatch of the Halsey company,
who was also vice-president Of COM
paratively small New Jersey bank
the mutual. was discovered about six
weeks ago to have secured, through
the connivance Of another official OF
the Mutual bank, over-certification OF
checks to the amount of 100000, On
discovery the bank had to be closed
and Mr.. Hatch was arrested. Here Is
where the blow fell on Halsey & Com
pany Their books we're at once gone
over by firm Of certified accountants
who checked up every item of the ac-
counts. II was found beyond perad-
venture OF a doubt that Hatch had not
invaded the firms treasury to the ex-
tent Of one penny. but the New York
banks. which we're carrying large &C.
counts of securities of Halsey & Com
pany on loans, as is the custom with
all big investment houses in NeW
York, took alarm and some Of them
called these loans. amounting to sew
eral million Of dollars. The capital
Of the house was tied up in an effort
to meet the situation and thus It's ma
ehinery of operation was clogged and
checked. In the midst OF the situation
the National City Bank people came
to the rescue, went over all the ac.
counts and then made a very liberal
offer for the business and good will.
The offer was accepted.
Not one dollars worth of impair
ment in the resources of N. w. Halsey
& Company has taken place, and the
National City Company assumes no
liabilities of the house that have not
ample values and assets back of them.
The National City Company, in other
words. gets all its moneys worth and
expects to make the bond department,
now ENLARGED and reinforced by the
Halsey & Company staff. to be a pay.
ing and profitable venture from the
start. Its scope will be broadened In
that it will deal in a class of securi-
ties larger AlIan that dealt in by Hal
sey & Company, who specialize in
public utility investments and munich
pal bonds. The scope of the business
may be realized when it is known
that In 1915 Halsey & Company hand
led S100.000,000 worth of securities"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
Firm BUT Dull
IS STOCK MARKET
DURING week
Far More Interest Is Displayed
in Unlisted Than Listed
Shares by Local Buyers

Despite steadily rising prices fol
sugar in the Eastern markets, the Fri
day afternoon quotation being 6.0z
the past week has been dull one or
the stock exchange. Thursday there
were signs of activity in the list but II
quickly died away. The market start
ed slow and quiet after the holiday
and II was not until Thursday thai
any real interest In the listed stock:
was displayed Notwithstanding the
dullness prices generally held firm
some advances were scored and there
was no serious decline. Olaa and
McBryde fluctuated more than any
of the others but generally stocks
are the same or a little higher than
a week ago. ..'...
Even the declaration of an extra
dividend by Pioneer Mill caused
hardly a ripple. 1t was expected and
was gratifying. And so it has been
with all of the good news Of the week
The inclination now is to watch foI
estimates on the next crops and to
SIT fast. Higher prices at this stage
of the sugar market has not the in,
fluence that it would exert at an
earlier period.
Early In the week such interest as
was shown was almost entirely in un.
listed stocks. Mineral Products es-
pec,ally was in demand, and was the
leader of the market But 1t was
EngePs Copper and Honolulu Oil that
led the advance. The former was es-
pecially strong and threatened to pass
Oil in price but later the latter has
advanced with copper.
AS ito the reason for the buying
of Mineral Products the explanation Is
found in the fact that the property
has at length become an actual ship
per. 1t is expected that further good
news as to the completion of the mill
end its starting win be received with
In the next month.
The reasons for Engel's Copper ad-
vance are set forth in another ar
t'cle on this page. AS to Honolulu
Oil, the explanation has not yet been
received.
To return to the listed stocks, COM
ment should be made on the strength
CT San Carlos. Promises of diyi-
bends, expectations of still further
promises Of stock and of cash diyi-
dends as well, coupled with news of
higher prices for product have tended
to hold this stock at the high mark
OF SIS which 1t has reached.
All In all the market may be said
to be In excellent condition and near
ly all Of the companies the stock of
which is dealt in are said to be far
more prosperous than ever before and
to well warrant the figures at which
holders value their shares.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
N|LLLISINEWPL PLANTATION STOCK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OCTOBER |

Stock OF the Hawaiian Suuatra
Plantations. Ltd, win probably be
listed en- the f1onolalu Stock and
Bonl Exchange son or about October
4 The affair." of the corporation are
progressing satisfactorily.
Fl c. Waterhotse returned t.is
week on the Lurli1s and has since
been giving large amount of his
tine and attention 80 the Hawaiian
Sumafra Plantations Ltd. Seen by a
representative of tie sStar-Bulletin he
talked OF the progress of organization,
work being done IN Sumatra and of
local plans as we'll Cable adyices
OF August IL told tie officers Of the
company that on TIE coffee planta-
ton lands the Telling had proceeded
up to 1000 acres. A part of this had
already been planted and the balance
viii soon be carrying out the promise
made that IN the frat year at least
1000 acres win be TAINTED to coffee.
The cablegram continued that every
thing on the plantation. not only on
the coffee but on ne rubber lands
was going on we'll.
DIR. Waterhouse sad that there now
remains to be sold oily $47. 900 Of the
capital stock Of the corporation and
that this will have been disposed OF
by September 20. at which date he ex-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
BUILDING TAKES
ON new IMPETUS
AS.P|'IERMITS SHOW
Business Properties Are I'm
proved and Home Building
Marks Growth

Extensive building operations are in
progress and still others are ,contem-
plated. In some instances building
permits were secured some time since,
in others recently and in still others
plans are still to be filed.
One of the largest building permits
to be secured during the week was
by ven Hamm- Young Company for the
erection of garage on Hotel street,
the cost being estimated at $4,000
HI. Kerr is the architect and the
Pacific Engineering Company is the
contractor The Won Hamm-Y Dung
Company is also having the Kerr
building remodeled for salesroom at
a cost of $4,000. Permits for the week
approach $4,000, amounting to $751;
$40.
Manoa hotel improvements are
making good progress, work on the
new wings having been given a new
start.
In the very near future it is ex-
pected that the Methodist church will
obtain a permit for the building OF
a new parsonage and other build
ings as reported in the Star-Bulletin
yesterday.
One has but tn go to any part of the
city and look about to see houses go
ing up like mushrooms over night.
Despite added freight rates for lum-
Der the prospective builder realizes
that it is more costly to wait and
recognizes the demands for greater
housing facilities. 1t is also found that
higher building materials have not
added so greatly to cost as was sur
missed before investigations are made.
So great Is the demand that with all
the added receipts of supplies re-
Gently supply dealers are finding their
stocks reduced to minimum by these
constantly growing demands. Home
building continues to form the large
majority of the contracts that are is
sued. ..-. .- -. ., . -.
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Bio Financial Deal Takes Place
After Capital Tied Up BY
Non-ReIated incident


Many Honolulu businessmen and r.
nanciers will be interested I'm the
news that N. w. Halsey & Company,
one OF the best-knownl financial houses
IN the United States, has been abb
sorbed by the National City Bank Of
New York. The story Of the big deal
IS told by the Financial World OF New
York as follows:
.The Financial World last week
stated that It would not be surprised
II next week there should be an
nounced the absorption OF very
large national bank Of one Of the
largest and best-knoVn Of the invest
ment houses In Wall street We we're
not then at liberty TO be more specific.
but this week II Is announced official
" that the investmtnt house refer
red 70 is N. w. Haleey & Company,
securities selling organization well
known from one end pf the country to
the other. and that the purchaser is
the National City Company. the SUBJ
sidiary OF the National City Bank Of
New York. the leading national bank
Of the country.
After an inveStment business
career OF is years the house of N.
w. Halsey & Company will pass out
rof existence, as the National City
COMPANY assumes cbntrol of the en-
Ne organization and will take over
tlt notwithstanding force Of 200 or
u>te men. while the National City
B15i VIII abandon It's present bond
department, giving over to the Ma
IionE City Company its own staff OF
100 - its bond department. Under the
national bank act the bank is re-
strict1i IN its dealings in securities.
and one effect of the transfer will be
% reufEe the limitations on invest
uent operatlons. Bond issues sold
with stock bonuses can be handled
legally bt the Natio1al City Company.
whereas they we're Unavailable under
ne Io6,rickions on the banks bond de-
Credit IS as delicate an instru-
|In( o. thing as the. handspring of
|0[r1 II was impairment Of credit
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23
GUNST BUILDING -.
IMPROVEMENTS ARE
j.. j.. NEAR COMPLETION

With the new freight elevator in
stalled and ready for business, the old
tern cut and new ones being erected,
interior walls and staircases nearly
the reconstruction of the NJ. A.
Gunst & Co. store at the corner of
King and Fort streets is rapidly near
ing completion and, according to
Julius Unger. manager. should =
finished by the end of October.
When completed the store will be
one of the most modern in Honolulu.
In the front retail department all the
old fixtures will be replaced by ma
hogany and glass cases and counters
and will be Illuminated by the indi-
rect lighting system On the ground
floor, in the rear Of the retail de-
partment, the business office will be
located. On the top floor the perish
able goods are to be stored and in the
basement the cigars. When the work
is finished, Under said, there will be
room enough to store all of their sup
plies and the warehouse will be given
up. r