davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

all delegates should 20 uninstructcd
to the Chicago convention. and FREQ to
ACT ~ Judgment may dictate. no is
'carScd by Frank Brownlow. chair
man Of the Republican organization I'm
Washington County, Virginia. AS stand
,nS Tor the nomination Of Senator
Weeks by the Chicago convention.
br"wni"w has produced ahldavits to
tue erect mat j.. Il. Summers. former
revenue collector. and a close porsou,I
and political friend Of Slcmp. IS ,our-
me the country in the interest II Sen
ator Wceks Summers has -sccntlv
Lcen in ohio and Pennsylvania. and
S''Sc maj time has appeared .n sew
cril of the Southern states Krnw,
low has asked Slcmp 10 explain III,
significance OF Summers activi les.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
STOCKS on CURB
EASE OFF At CLOSE

Ne" YORK March .7.--S,ochs on the
cnrb TO-DAY. after showing Sigh, improve.
Nteht AZ the start. eascd fracti,nallv ras >
ne close on freer offerings OF securities
Sales: - " ''''-S'
70" Aetna Explosives 297sncs, .no "a
n"uian National Gas. iS,Gla,: $50 O00 ~ub,
;dhe sugar "su6sis: @eco Maxim Munitinn.
~ ,; 80 80. Mtnhattin Transit. ltaaI7.: G.,p
.hIcFtie Steel. CJ1.n6s; tt1 RlcEers q =, i. :.
-" Tonacco Products. i7d+S: 60 co.,!.n a.
20; on, 2o>,n2l: as SapaIra oil. I@i,u!9: ( 700
., ~ Huio; 5000 CoTs. Arizona. its.Il..
49, Ems. Nevada ttah. i.n;-l6: , 800 Gold.
HHrI. Cons. '."7': too Jumbo. ,54.7. 20
VI ~ DarraSh, isI5o: lSD1 Eipi.sinr az,
- ii"9 EeA Cons, 2on -: - 6On Success go,
-. '.'"} Ton ,pah Extension. 4;.1t i;l. =
STANDARD OH OF New Jersey 5l.r5.o "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
BIG SHORTAGE IN MAY
FOR FOREIGN ACCOUNT

rHIcAGO March 27.--Thern /, , h,a
shortage OF May wheat here for rnr-
rs" account The SPECTATORS abroad
.'Nc put out short lines because -,
.Hc enormous eSportablc surplus i'm ,b.
th'ted states and Canada and n,r;
o' inc recent heavy selling her, 49,.
TOT foreign account. These shorts .,,
no" anxious to get under coycr m
the nuyins OF to-day was led By ,hor
on resting orders in New York CO.
caGo and Winnipeg.
IL is impossible to state 6eapit.,,.
"hetntr foreigners own the larger MARI
OF inc visible supply Of wheat in his
'o"h'rE' but u rs known that TN.
Sra!h recent" burned AZ Pcoria aas
'"e property OF Great Britain, and it is
a. 70 sh! mar foreign countries own
cash grain. especially large uuan,ities
~ wheat In other Identities.
Corn vas strong and ,-s cent IN .
cent higher. There was weather
market III this grain with the old-,ime
biIl crowd on the buying side because
OF prospects for much smaller run OF
corn 20 points Of distribution and NOR.
poor corn offering than for several
weeks Long secured profits and tho
oHer!nSS came mainly from that IN
tercst.
oats were mp Il cent to 10 cen, ana
the advances were we'll hold The mar
he' was heavy until wheat anI corn
rallied. Cash sales were 10000 bush
els.
The business in provisions u.as large
~ local and the strength in the hog
marhet was OF It'll" influence When
ever products displayed any strength.
commission houses became free sellers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

o: points - dcclln" % ! point, ard
solo about 70 points net higher riSF.
after Tho call. Under increased offerings
accompanied by scattered Wall street sell.
Ing. tho market soon weakened May con
tracts sold on from ll.e@c 30 ii>7c. and
October from - iJC TO l2.Ggc. with The cnu-
crhl list working abou, points net
lover during tho middle n: tho morning
The break below i2c for July attracted a
moderate demand from trade sources. while
private rdv'ccs from tho Southwc-; !nG!.
Gated that fully - per cent o, Texas was
San suffering from drought. Pr!ces mr1led
uU-.nr ;he afternoon, and made new high
ground for Tn" day late ~ tho afternoon.
with May selling at =, pc and ,lrtob-.
ct =. 20" Tn close was within & roin: az
two q; tho hest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

company. leading Bristol business mon
headed by Edwl-.l W. King. Jan,es A.
St"c. j, ~ Mitchell. III. w. Powers.
~. - Jones. assisted by the four bank
nag Institutions fcfc. offered Liam o.
slho.ooo ~ h,,ance the plant. as ag:inst
4 INK" amount IL he put In by the COM
rin" In the .,u' chase of eauipmcn, and
tur operating cap 'lscs The plant viii
have II payroll Of from $4,000 to $4,000
per week. increasing as the hands are
trained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
INV YORK rnonuCE MARKET.

NEW ORR March 27.-kar sugar firm.
centrifugal! 81. TnlItS=s i..5: refined arm
Sp"; coffee steady. i;io - ,t.c San,o. "a
NC huttc'. am. cheese. steady.
t"i'ohHe"d ~ advanced - IA % points 80
"'S "i carly hHyinT 3: r-i!rcrS an! Loo Al
professionals rut l"'"r F'actea sonlevha,
I"o'r prom taking. Final prices ~er. : 20
a., P''h'' net niSh'r. Sa!'S. H. 81 barrels
the market Closet caay. spot, 900 Nd
Mhi'i i'"TlIi5, April 10 .rrii.p3: MAJ
l"'ar ~ 81 .I.H" ihsJH It.., .lulv 70 ~,
.''t NHtns'. N +0p!1:!, September. 4" ~,
.'''. r,'.h"r. tj:1eG!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
COIION MARKETS

NEW YORK Ne'ch yT.-Ar c,.ly acv1rc.
IN the cot'cn market 49, followed ~ re-,
iions. Iuiy selling q" Gom !20Tc - II y,c
nut prices fs'N't 'rtc- With that d>ilv,-s
selling W IN l-ht. md closing 81 roc
The genera ~ ose1 -,eLdy az a net Ca,l
o, fron 5 to POINTS
Liverpool "zs Loser than tu. rr. -
local mE.Aet opened s,eacy 4, an .dy.nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
CmICAno Line srnCk M,nKrr

HItATO. Margh 2'.-Hog. Receipts d :
~ s!"n % - i3r above saturdays aver
age Buzz 81 3brar:,. light "a .pItlp Ia.
mlNta. Nt"ns'ohr. heavy t:.ajTtc q. rough.
fi.5r3s.ir. pig. i;.Jtn,.s5
Cattle Rec e!pts Is n.i: rl:m S,t.y. he,
,isert f7.16n$!oci. -,pckrr- nud fosGsr. 3. o.
:. -, r9ws and heifsr,. H.:i"s,o". calves
St"eo--neccip,- sr1o. firm wetn.rs. :, $,
~ 8. l.mh.. ). ..ntli u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAII,W1,

Trains Leave Richmond-Muin ST. s,1
Schedule nEures not guaranteed. For
south-Daily: b 80 A. NJ. local; lO:a0 a|
express. parlor buffet car; l.. NJ
with drawing room sleeping car Tor k,Ia
ll:M +. NJ. cypress. slice ping car on.r
J.: NJ: $500 T.. M, local. for keysyilia
Chase City-week days
York River Line-6:IO F. NJ. G, i,
Train except Sunday. connecting for
Siere dParlor carl. 1:as A. NJ. and a.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From tn, G,
T;os a. NJ. and 500 A. NJ. 1850 P. M a.
T.: NJ daily; $40 A. NJ. except Su,
day: s:4o A NJ. and s:l6 p. H.. dsRx
Onlcs got T. Main ST phone MsoiS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Judge SouthaIi DesiEnated.

Governor Stuart has designated
Judge Robert c.. Southall TO hold court
in Prince George County for tho re-
maindcr of the week. beginning on
Wednesday. The docket In this coun-
~ is exceptionally heavy. After July
I. however. when Judge Devancy takes
his seat as corporation judge Of Hope
well. il will not he necessary to hold
such continuous terms OF court as has
been the case for the past few months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
GRAIN ,iARkEr

CHICAGO March cs.-Whea; scored a sub
staiiiai advance in price today. heiaed ny
ieu!ais that amy American lives mad h-en
los, on lhc SUSSEX and by the bulish crop
reports Hs we'll as h. an unusually large
increase ia ;he United States visible supply
total Thu market closed firm. lAc Nc
uet higher with May ut sl.os7. and July at
Slc;'. Corn gained ssc TO .,d1.c, and -
- To K. In provisions the outcome ranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

SAVANNAH. GA. March .T-Turpentine
hrni Of; sales. 1913 casks: receipts. oio casks
firm: sales. All barrels: recripts a29 bar
rs!s: Shipments. col barrels stock 7i74
barrels Quote: A. &, g. D.. T.. and r
80: g. fs5: H.. $50: l.. ; o.: X. $50 NJ
90. y. 80: MLi.. 80. WV IS:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Riehmsad & Chesapeake Bay Raiva, Con-

oupsTseding Schedule of April IL
Schedule Subject to Chnnxo y.th,.
Notice.
Trains ienVo Richmond b>6:boA ~ III
~, hs A. n. 9 A. NJ, $40 A. NJ IL.
IL. n: NJ. r. M. b p. M
II ~ S;lo n. 7:lo T. NJ. bs r. IL.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ MI
= =, a. ID. b A. n. 10 A. N. ssiI Az
h hGon; 81 p. NJ: p. M. > p. M. q
T. n. % NJ. IL p. n !.
sSerriss baggage. .Oaily except spr1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'keported BY Rodgers, PIummer z Co Inc)
LETTERS BURG. VA. March c7.-Spanish
r. armers' stock: market quiet. First quail.
ity, Slo5 per bushel: green aud dirty soc
to i5c per pusheI.
NirEinias- Farmers stock: market steady
Fancy Jumbo. &c per pound fancy hand
picked. 3&c per pound: extra prir,e s,Yc
per pound: prime 3tc per pound sh.iiinE
stock. TIC to Sc per Mound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
RIcHMo>D LIVE STOCK M,I,kEy

1870 - t"''i Ni'' rE-Fbs
E:ichtnonI. Va. March =. l.i.
S"ht steers. {" - medium to good
IN IA: common 10 fair. ~. 80 ca. Res
he!ie;S {" -. medium 20 good 81, 10 : :
common I" !hir. -. TO So. Rest COWS q to
~ Hr9iuni :" S"0a . 20 5,1' Cornmnn to
;r'F. 70 - Best oxen ~. To = medium
20 c""c " - o. common to fair. &, 20 Z
Hu'l: to o.. Er5i '+l.es 10. .ueaiITn
TO .. iTeSr cows SM :" 81 Res, nogs. 81,
Igh'' S'a 4" ~. Pig -. 20 81. sows and
stag I" - H'st hoop -. to = common
!" i'h! 10 ~. lambs to TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Si.EMP ASKED TO EXPLAIN
ACTIVITIES or SUMMERS

:necl"l 20 The Times Dispatch.
BElSTof.. Va. March 97-In spite
o. the position taken by Congressman
.. ~ SlcnD in publicly advocating in
his district. the Ninth Virginia, that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

NGw YORK. March o7.-po-. ncv~men,
-M!ni.iuE l-c5c. Exports $50 bale. -,
81" bales. Si", r. .>i. ~ bales
Trt4i to-day - an pprt--Net receipts o.. =
50 bhs>- export, II oa2 bales: stoyi. .4.G.
To,a FOR week 80, receipts. ?sa5 bales.
f"i.l ~ .ee.onNe; receipts ~ 10,
b"iss. exports '>>}.;., bale,
NEW ORLEANS March :; rh,re vas
.'tile ir-sH trading in ;hc cotton market
To- aay Drought, conditions in Texas mad"
the Lears cautious. AND hu!iAh trade. were
Inclined :" wait on International politics.
Tho sinking OF ;n- sussex caused mech
nervousness
Dry weather in ,hc Sou,hussr over sun.
day aud tho forecast OF fa!r weather for
~" entire western half OF thr ,el, gave
m" market STEADY tone auG caUser u o. q
crate lave buying. The close vas rr.o-
ur"lN q. the top It a n.t rise ~ . +.
points. II The early trading prices rose :
I 70 points ON small buying and scanty Of
f'rlncs From this tne-. was :, decline 20
I d" Eve. , q" points ~ from Sa:urGay :.
81 osc hu' IN" market recovered and wcr, to
nc" h!rn levels IN tho as, half az tho sen
sion Ths depression following Tho cnrly
3 '!-e tri"hr",! 4" TO partly based o; &C
'"rnts 60; " falling IN ir :h- spot iruui,.,.
It" MARKET closed steady closing bids.
MAJ, l!.lt. IUI$- 1875. OCinUsr li.e:: Dacrrn.
h'r j. d.. inrGnry- !..2" spot cotton ,,ulrt.
H""hHuS"g Sti"S on ths spot. SIS baleE -
arrive :I bales MId!ins ii.sse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

ruled hrm. White sheet.nRs were advs need
e'rc yard Raw silks were firm at YoHo-
hama. Mohair dress goods were in broader
demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Rio hmond & RappahannoCk River
Atlantic Coast Lin

Tho Standard Rmurond OF the south
EFFECTIVE JANUARY ,. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South S:l5 4. 81. Z
SAT +: II. 1885 7. H. 1880 A. II.
NJ. 400 r. ~. t+.lo +. II
For y. 4 w. Ry.. west: Sis ~ A. :.
A: 81. $500 T.. NJ. s:;5 p. y
For PetersohE i2:bo a.. 81. sns A. !.
7. A.. 1900 +. 81. It:l0 +. 81. b:56 p .
6:36 p. n. s:25 +. NJ, ll:G0 =. n
For Goidsboro ana fayettc.iIIe: .t:ooP
For HopeMeil: Sis A. NJ. 'l:i5 +. NJ. u
P. n. 9:l5 p. N
Trains arrive Richmond daily: t:7o A. S
100 A. n, 9:13 A. a.. 6:i5 A. NJ
A. ~. ll:(o A. N. .2:lo p. 81. fi:I0 +. i
6:l7 p. NJ. 6:35 p. II. 1:4t T.. IL.
p. NJ. 1850 p. Ii.
Except Sunday. fSunday only.
Time OF arrival ard departure and CO
nect!ons not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

at FITI- " IlCTf ---NU : Trfl, Sl.-J'g. = y
rod. Si.!o'cGN.Ui.: No. hard 81 nss.
. hard si.oJ15I.0S Corn--No. yellow
. 40. yellow. ss1estc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
RICHMO>n nay MARkEr

X W Go impressed .......
Loose pressed. large baien
MlLLFEED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
skins ar - ,iZ.
fnunIrN BARN
: IS .eNE Commission Coz
ElynmorG. Va. S!.r.n -
Live Poultry.

!NitT. ~ '.''.- -. l'Jt"-
~ ur.l'f M.''>r aag r!.-. /. .r.... H.,
I~n1ra me iua:.rt 10 sensr.l 81. I-, <...
t.'I.o ,ru.!gri.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09

inaamed BY exposare 10 nm, Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine e Re A. No
smarting, Just Eye Cnmf IT. A. your Dru ts
or by mail, Soc pr iottle. For Book "a the
I'VE free, ask Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
WEATRICAL8
9FFERINGS
BILL Changes
At THE HAWAII

Dorothy Bernard. enc Of the leading
lights Of the Fox Film Corporations
large assortment CT stellar artists,
comes TO tee Hawaii taeater today in
The Little gypsy : romantic drama
that is heraIded as a work OF art that
sets new standard in the silent art.
The lighting effects are said TO be
something gorgeous; tae close up"
work is reported to be worked to a
science. with innumeTabIe double,
triple and Quadrdple exposures. 49,. =
The east is an exceptionally large
one, no Tess than q persons being
mentioned in the program, with the
popular Thurfow Bergen in direct sup
port OF the Fox star. Dorotay Bernard
has already been seen in several offer
inss az the Hawai- theateT, notable
among which are The Princess Ro-
manhof, in support of William
FaInuEl.
''The Master Key" will be continued
at the performance OF today and The
Little Gypsy and chapter 8 of the Sc
ria! viii continue through the week.
Charlie Chaplin in Carmen" is the
matinee attraction today. = =. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
MARY PICkFORD
PACKS LIBERTY

Mary PicSford as Poor Little Pep
pima" leaves the Liberty theater To-
night after enc OF the most successful
of her dozen or more engagements in
Honolulu In this drama she appears
in q role that is bui,t especially for
the charming little famous players
"bread-winner" 1t is role which re.
veals all tue charm and naive ability
of the dainty star and WINS her more
friends, if that is possible. 80. .r..
The story opening in Italy shows
Peppina and her wealthy American
parents enjoying life abroad. The
child is kidnapped by a member OF
the Malta, who has been sentenced to
life Imprisonment through the eyi.
dence OF the child's rather but makes
his ESCAPE through the aid of his fol:
lowers. She is reared as an, Italian
peasant ana her foster parents wou d
give her. hand in marriage to man
she loaths. The g..rl, arrayed in boys
c.o.k.r :, runs away md slows" on
a vessel America bound. Alter many
trials. and tifblIations she is restored
The Iron Clay already has
grippei the Liberty serial ians ard
has claimed a Big following. q fT@'.=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
ANEH PART !.
/. SUITS ACTRESS

=, Love,>romance and a great sacrifice
are wildly portrayed to a degree sell
dom equaled by Fannie Wardell, who
takes the leading part in the presenta-
ton of an oriental three-part drama
tization of Frank Griswold's famous
story, ''The Love OF Loti-san."
From the lane of the sunrise flag
is drawn the rretty sentiment fond
in the play which comes to the I'm
pire theater today, presented b! a
cast of Broadway stars. Loti-san, a
petite and pretty japanese, daugk eer
of one of the notable men OF her coun
try, falls deeply in love with a Tor.
eigner. She gives up a career to br ns
happiness to the man Of her choice
Diplomatic intrigue and interference
work for naugnt in preventing an ALI
ance which, it IS predicted, viii bring
ruin to plans already laif<ffr tbe -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
TO
HAWAII RECEIVE
MUCH PUBLICITY
Boxes of Advertising Matter
Are Sent From Honolulu
to Australasia

The pan-Paeific Club is sending to
Australia today several large pack
eyes and boxes Of Hawaiian literature,
the contents of which are to be dis.
tributed everywhere throughout AVS.
tPalasia by the Union Steamship
Company to supplement the advertise.
n;ents now running in the newspapers
- hiAtt2ha and New Zealand of the
cheap return trip rates to Hawaii
made by the Union Steamship Com
rany. .- .*.#... =
These cheap excursion rates from
The Antipodes TO Hawaii are the out
come Of a conference between Alex
Gnder Hume Ford and the officers o.
the Union Steamship Company in
Dunedin two years ago, while Ford
was travelling around the ocean in the
interests of the Hands-Around-the-
Tactic movement The Pan-Pacific
Club is now endeavoring to arrange
with the Union Steamship Company
to have the cruise among all of the
Hawaiian islands included in the rate
charged for the Hawaiian excursion.
and one of /Ie large boxes sent south
contains the latest time tables and
literature of the InterIsland Com
pany, while another is filled with the
latest literature of Hilo and the Big
Island. ~. ..:.,> -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
CHARLIECHAPLIN
SETS FAST PACE

Molten picture stars coming TO the
Biiou theater in the future will discoy.
er that Charlie Chaplin in Carmen
has SCI fast pace and one that, will
be hard to excel. Chaplin is easily
the most popular comedian OF the
films today, provided box-office re-
ceipts can be taken as a criterion.
ga trip to the Bijou during the en-,
gagement OF Carmen" will show the
answer, which is--laughs, laughs,
laughs Chaplin gets mis- audience with
his initial appearance on the screen
and ne keeps it until the end is writ,
ten across the screen. About the, only
ebject:on IS that there is, not enoigh,
in spite of the fact. that this Offering
is. g. fopr-reef feature, the only Chap
La feature on the market. ts.,,.;f.
At the Hawaii theater this after.
noon Charlie Chaplin viii appear in a
special "kiddies' matinee, the open
air feature Of the Biiou not allowing
for the best results with daylight per
formances. He will return to the Ri.
jou for the performance of this even
ing -. .-...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
REQUIEM MASS FOR
ROGER EASEMENT IS
HELD AT CATHEDRAL

Many Honolulu Irish Catholics at
tended a requiem mass which was
celebrated at o'clock this morning
IN the Catholic cathedral for Roger
Easement, Patrick Pearse and other
Irish rebels who were hanged as
traitors by he British government:
Father Patrick, celebrant, said the
high mass, assisted by Father Rod,
rique, deacon, and Father Alphonse,
sub-deacun. Father Ulrich led the
choir. ...... ..>..
Frank Creedon, one of those present,
said the audience was of commendabl
size, considering the inconyenient hour
and the distance from other Catholic
organizations. ~ W w
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
CAPTAIN HOWE, LONG Sc
u Ill. DIES W Oakland

Capt William Howe, inspector q
huils, in Honoluln until three months
ego, when because of Illness he was
forced to return to the coast, died
July 81 at his home in Oakland.
For several months before he len
Capt. Howe was seriously i'll here, but
ii was expected that after he reached
San. Francisco he would recover his
health and the report received YES
terday in San Francisco paper came
as a surprise to his friends here. He
came here in 1908.
Capt. Howe Is survived by widow
and a son, Arthur E. Howe, employed
by the Inter-Island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09

Toyo Gaknen, owner. Location, Ri
shop Estate tract, 200 feet makai OF
Kumuahi street extension. School
house. M. Asaumi, builder. Estimat,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09

session of valuable documents and Sc.
crets. Miss Wardell does a clever bit
Of acting IN scene ia which she de.
nounces the perftdy OF her supposed
lover. The talented artist has won
fame on the legitimate stage. She
has more tnaE eQualed her success in
her Interpretation OF difficult part
before the camera.
A large supporting company OF
comedisns assist sydney Drew in ere
ating on of the funniest farce come.
dies, Beautiful Thoughts" ...=.
Florence Natol is seen in this pic,
ture. "1ne Sheiiff's Trap" is clean.
cut one-&ct drama. ri. -.. t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09

William Armstrong, a negro who
was sentenced to term of from 20 to
30 years on a charge of burglary, is
". is1,sno from Sing Sing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
BUILDING PERMITS

K. Nomura. owner. Location. makai
side of Kuakini street, $50 feet Wal
XXI from Liliha street. Dwelling.
c. Nomura, architect K. Nomura,
builder. Estimated cost, $500.
James D. Dole, owner. Location,
I'uunui, nakai side of Wyllie street,
600 feet Eva from Liliha street. Play
house. Spalding Construction Co.,
builders. Estimated cost, $3.50.
C.. V. Dudoit, owner. Location,
southerly side of a private land, 125
feet east of John sEna road. Dwell
ing, wash house, toilet and kitchen.
c. v. Dudoit, architect and builder.
Estimated cost, $500.
X. Kiyonari, owner Location, Kai
nuki, Sixteenth avenue. Residence.
C. Shutoku architect. T. Fukuda,
builder Estimated cost, $3.50.
Ira Eskew, owner. Location, Puma
hou, Waikiki side of College street,
7s feet north of Dominis street. Resi-
dence and servants quarters. Ira Es-
kew, builder and architect Estimat.
ed cost, $1,000.
Togo Gaknen, owner. Location, Ri
shop Estate tract, 200 feet makai OF
Kumuahi street extension. School
house. M. Asaumi, builder. Estimat-
sS cost, ssQQs. .s,ss ~.
Adfed thirty thousand maps
OF the National forests will be distrib-
uted to tourists this summer. These
maps show the best camp sites, good
hunting and fishing grounds, roads,
trails and telephone lines and give
directions how to reach points of in
terest. r. T.. s...... ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-09
s%HE~-.l
lxI=LE1.
T6EATGR

Program Beginning at 1880 p. m.
-. . Until 4 p. m.
Evening (Two Shows), $50 and $50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
j. AND EVENING
"The Love of Lotisan" (three-part
drama), Seiis. ..."s... ".... >=..*
"The Sheriff's Trap" (drama), Bio.
graph. re-. =. :
."6eautifuI Thoughts" Comedy, Vita
graph. -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-02-14
HIGH H SCHOOL i GIRL
RUNDOWN, WEAKsAN0 NERVOUS
MADE STRONG BY VINoL.

o
For the benefit of Fairmont school
girls who overwork and get into high
ly nervous, weak and rundown condi-
tion, We publish this letter from Dor
ris Coplier, OF Forth Worth, Tex -
81 so to the high school and take mus.
is lessons, and became rundown, weak
and very nervous, so could not 40
anything. I would shake an over and
could have screamed at times, and was
really unfit to keep on with my stu
dies. Mother purchased bottle OF
Vinol for me and within week was
better, and in two weeks l had gained
five pounds and felt fine"
It is the curative strengthening ele-
ments Of the true cod liver extract,
aided by the blood-making, revitaliz-,
ing effec of peptonate of iron and beef
peptone, contained in Vinol, which
made It SO successful in building up
health and strength and overcoming
the nervous condition of Miss Coplier,
and we ask every school girl in Fair.
mont who is in "a like condition to try
Vinol, on our guarantee to return
their money IL 1t fails to benefit.
W. R. Crane Drug Co., and PrescTip.
ton Pharmacy, Warrington.