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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
HERE IN INTEREST OF
THE BAHAi MOVEMENT

Five times in the last eight years
certain we'll known traveller has
made visit to Honolulu and here he
is again! So well have the impress
sions of former stop-overs impressed
him that this time he will be here for
several months. Heretofore his visits
were quite brief.
This man is Mason Remey of Wash
ington, ID. c., who has travelled the
world in the interests of the great
brotherhood of Man" movement
which has. gained such a foothold in
many countries in the last few years.
1t is called the Bahai movement and
is known to many In Honolulu. where
meetings are conducted so far only in
private residences
With Remey comes George Latimer
of Portland, Oregon, who has been
here twice before. The couple are
costly encamped in the bungalow
which Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould occu-
pied on the Cqney estate while visit
ing here.
Remey said this morning that he
had noted considerable growth in Ho-
nolulu in the past few years and ex-
pressed hope that the characters
tics of quaint Hawaii would not be
lost in the rapid advance of mainland
ideas and customs. He said such pla-
ces as the Laniakea was a step in the
right direction
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
PALAMA IS READY
FOR CHRISTMAS

christmas in Many Lands" is the
title and idea OF little entertainment
which the Palama Sunday school
children will give in the way OF a
Christmas celebration at $50 Friday
evening, December %.
The idea of the affair will be Help
ing Out Santa Claus" and children
from various nations will demonstrate
how old Kris Kringle acts in their
country. The arrangements wifi be in
charge of Miss Florence Lowe, girl S
work director.
There will be Christmas tree COW
cred with gifts and sweets. Ice cream
will also be served.
Following the Sunday School enter
tainment. which is for the members
and their friends, community Christ
mas tree, weather permitting, will be
offered on the playground. Christ
mas carols will be sung and the Ha-
waiian band is to play.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
WORK STARTS ON
THREE DIORAMAS

Preparations are well under way for
the turning OF the long one-story
building in the rear OF the Stangen-
valid building into a studio. Another
such studio is to be in building on
Pauahf and third over Castle &
Cooke. In these three studios three
dicramas are 10 be painted and as
sembled This is being done under
direction of the Pan-Pacifie Club and
the dioramas will be shown during the
Carnival. Those TO be prepared here
viii be the Pail, Waimea beach and
Honolulu, and they are three OF the
Seven Modern Wonders of the
World" Each is 81 by 10 feet
In building to be erected at
Bishop square there will be housed
these seven dioramas, many other
paintings OF Hawaii and a large col
lection OF Hawaii art and c1rios. The
building is to be of permanent con-
struction, 200 feet in length by 40 in
width and built in 20 feet sections
which can readily be moved Later IL
will be used to house a permanent Ha-
waii museum for the Pan-Pacific Club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
JAPANESE WILL OFFER
GREAT LANTERN PARADE

About i5 Japanese residents attend
ed meeting OF the Japanese Carnival
committee last night at the Central
apanese Institute on Nuuanu street
and decided to participate in the Car
nival and give lantern parade. Six
new committeeman were elected to
arrange such parade. Y. Tasaka of
the Japanese sake brewery. T. Onode-
IA, secretary Of the Japanese Cham
Der of Commerce, r. Murakami of the
Hawaii Choho, K Wada. r. Shimizu
and X. Haga comprise the committee.
Y. Takakuwa, present president of the
Japanese Chamber of Commerce, was
chosen as Japanese representative to
the Carnival committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14

NOW FOR YOUR
XMAS CANDIES

The s. s. Wilhelmina, next Tuesday,
viii bring an enormous stock of fresh
and delicious Orange Blossom Choco-
lates and candies to the Honolulu
Ddug Company for their Christmas
trade.
Remember Last Christmas Eve
there was not a single box of this
famous candy left for sale in town,
and although this large stock will ar
rive Tuesday, yet we do not believe
there will be enough to supply the
increased demand this Christmas. We
frankly advise that you place your
order i'm advance and have the same
reserved for you until you want it
and save yourself the Disappointment
later. Call or phone the Honolulu
Drug Company today, Fort street, near
King. Phone 2364-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
GIRLSAT PALAMA
secure new HOME

The girls OF Palama Settlement now
have a elubroom all OF their own.
thanks to their new director. Miss
Florence Lowe. and Wednesday even
ing IL was opened to their friends By
an Informal reception, although il has
been in use for some time.
The rooms are in what was former
~ known as the playground pavilion.
IL has been placed at the extreme end
q the playground, where the Palama
girls new have a little house and home
all of their own. The sides we're wall
ed up to offer a protection from the
wind and rain and the interior made
snug and cosy with books. touches.
cooking stove, piano, victrola. etc.
Misc Love says the Palama girls
started in the basement OF the main
building, later went to the. cottage
now occupied By Humphries, thence
on to the gymnasium and have been
generally huffeted about the settle
ment until finally they had no head
quarters. The latest is the best, she
thinks.
The l.. r. l.. girls were In charge
last night, the Sunshine Club viii be
on hand to meet their friends Satur-
day night and naxt "Wednesday the
Kokua girls Will beds forth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14
ARMY ORDERS

The following transfers of enlisted
men are ordered: Pvt. Gust Pappas.
Company II, LIST Infantry. to Company
ID, I'd Infantry. Fort Shafter
Pvt. Eugene Sullivan, Company ID,
I'd Infantry. to Company H. 1st In
fantry, Schofield Barracks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14

A butter substitute. made of coco
nut oil, egg yolks and small amount
Of cream, has been invented in Bohe
mia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14

Thrum's, Limited, are displaying
their new shipment Of Berkeley Pot
,terv.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-14

CHRISTMAS will everything Him in the way of gifts that
you would have it. you buy his presents NERYS We
displaying varied tasteful assortment
of wearing apparel than before We have exhausted
every buying effort place before
Christmas such pouson of Holiday goods this city has
When you you will be willing concede that
effort not In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
Traveller TELLS
HOW He WAS
"CYPED" BY
THE S. P.

Direct. positive proof OF how the
allies of the Oregon Washington
line are working to discriminate
against Seattle is furnished by Ray
Larson OF Anchorage. Alaska, one
OF the owners of the Anchorage
Sash and Door Co.
Larson is now at the Frye hotel
Il bought ticket at Eau Claire,
Wis" he said. Friday. plainly tell
ing the agents that my destination
was Seattle. and was told IL would
cost me s26.20 extra. as ! wanted to
stop at San Francisco. then 20 10
Portland by boat. and from there to
Seattle.
My route was TO be over the
Chicago. Northwestern. then the
Santa Fe system. and finally the
Southern Pacific.
However. before I got TO San
Francisco discovered that my tick.
et wasn't made out for the full trip
at all, and | was dumped at San
Francisco quite unceremoniously
Instead OF routing me all the way
to Seattle. ] had TO buy new ticket
at Frisco for Seattle. and again
had to pay an additional fare.
The Star has certainly hit the
nail en- the head when IL says that
Seattle business men are being de-
priyed OF n lot OF tourist trade es-
pecially by unfair discrimination.
II is absolutely true"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
SHORT NEWS

Organization OF various electrical
representative OF Seattle formed
Thursday.
Andrew Ante fined 800 and Paul
HUI $500 for stealing copper wire
from Puget Sound Electric railway
and causing wreck.
Prof. Magnusson. OF electrical de-
partment OF university. says he
mand for electrical engineers ex-
cceds supply.
Pen and ink in postofficc again.
You can use 'em II you don't spat-
ter the ink all over the walls.
DIR, T.. T.. Heg elected presiden.
OF state health board
British officials say England
will tighten sea blockade.
Recent explosion OF German am
munition depot at Lille. France,
cid enormous damage.
Four political leaders OF Japan
arrested for attempted assassina-
ton of Count Okuma.
Coast towns OF Alaska suffering
from cold.
c. T. Newcomb. OF Seattle. ended
life in north Yakima Thu sday.
Earnings OF American Locomo-
tive TO. on increase.
Policy OF administration blamed
by Mexicans for murders OF Atneri-
cans.
Exports from Holland prohibited
by Australians.
Men marooned on island in Cook
.nlet believed TO be captain and
crew of launch Traveller. which has
not been heard OF since Christmas.
Efforts are being made to reach
the men.
Widow gets most OF $4,000. 900
estate left by Tacoma capitalist.
Opening date of Panama canal
uncertain owing TO condition OF
waterway.
Dutch bikes collapsed Thursday,
severely damaging surrounding
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
LEGAL WRANCLE
IN CILLIES' CASE

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2i.--Argumenss
begun yesterday afternoon. contin-
urd until III O'Clock this morning.
In determine how much testimony
the state would be allowed TO in.
trodnce without definitely connect.
Ing John r. Giilies with the actual
furE~rier. which made possible the
lcoting Of tho state industrial in.
surancc fund. Attorney Thomas
Vance. for the defense. vigorously
objected 10 such Testimony. which.
M TN now. had not tied GIliies up
with any Of the alleged frauds. The
states attorneys. however. replied
that In due course OF time. this con.
nection viii be made very definite.
y. The court took the question
under Amusement. In the meantime
allowing the witnesses to proceed.
Deputy auditors from King.
Pierce and Clarke counties testi-
fled that names OF alleged work
men injured on county roads, for
whom warrants were drawn In pay
mcnt out of the state accident
fund. were fictitious. The state
promised Ia show "A wcil-defined
conspiracy on the part OF Gillies
and others. which embraced almost
every county In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21


otto ? Jones and Edith Gertrude Hunt
Hollywood
Hans =. Nielsen aud Jorrine Buoh.
Enumulaw
Alvin q. Palmer. IS. ard Annie n
reynolds as, Seattle
Harold niaiuc Offer. "a. and Thercss
Morrenstern. -. Seattle.
John " Ressnfioid. CoupeVilie and
Myrtle Wanamakcr, seattle
Harry Erickson and Ethel Beaie Rem
ton
John William Huck. Tacoma, and jamie
stewart WasTatt. Seattle.
Radvayan radish aud Saveta X Rodo.
vich. Seattle
Komanosuke Misawa. ~. Portland. and
rokuye Yewouohi. 20. Japan,
| kinai Tanska, 20. suitana, Cal. and
suite sawamoto. ~. Japan.
Mrs ana Mr., S koma,su, soc Sixth
ave g. son
Mrs and Mr. II. II West. 27iS e CO.
iumhia 81. son
Mr. and Mir. Lewis nut, 5000 iuh
ave. : w. daughter
Mrs and Mr. g. J. Mnler s7ss ssth
ave y ". daughter
Mrs and Mr.. J. sato 5ia 18th ave.
daughter
Mrs and Mr y W. Nordstrum. 1850
=. Seneca st. son.
Mrs aud Mr. charles n. Jones. provl-
dence hospital, son.
Mrs and Mr.. ", H. west. SIT ssnd
ave. son.
Mrs and Mr. y f. Corey 1859 Ash.
worth ave, daughter
Mrs and MIR q. 4. Van Winter. hIf
Lakevicw ave son.
Mrs and Mr. g, schomhei eiots see
and ave, son
Mrs and MI Chester Howard. ITO
spring a.. son.
Mrs and Mr. $ Harraya it4i Jackson
st, daughter.
rhlip Aim. l. so atth ave. 8. Jan
uary 10.
Oscar Reid "a, Providence hospital.
january u.
Mary sullivan, So. $40 nth ave. Jan
uafy ~
Divorces Granted
u. +, silkworth from Grace q. SIX
worth
Carrie l.. Foster from Howard H. Eos
ter.
Divorces Asked
Bertha Hansen vs. Hans Hansen
cruelty
Luca Moran Va Thomas Moran. cruelty
Julia A. Richardson vs. Leon Richard.
son cruelty
Areiris Lezaro We. Thoml IsEaro. dc
seftlnn
= May a wnburu vs. John s. wlburn.
non support
Mac q Glynn " William Glyun non.
support
n, u Friend Va Rosa Friend descrtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
WEAPONS BILL,
FACES BATTLE

There's a fight brewing among
the councilmen over the concealed
weapons ordinance that comes up
for passage Monday.
The measure provides that all
merchants who sell small weapons,
whether they be pistols or brass
knuckles, shall pay an annual $e5
license. and that people who want
to purchase them must get permits
from the chief OF police. and pay
20 cents each for them.
Mayor GIL says that the measure
is all In favor of few big hard.
ware dealers who will get all the
business. because the little fellows
can't stand the license expense. He
threatens TO veto the ordinance. IL
1t Is passed.
The public safety committee.
made up OF Councilman Hanna.
Erickson, Dale. Bolton and Marble.
has recommended the ordinance
for passage.
Opponents 10 the measure say
that the crooks won't he stopped
from getting small weapons be.
cause OF the permit feature.
supporters point out that Seattle
would be following In the steps Of
New York city in curbing the sale
of weapons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21
measures.

measures.
PA Hawkins OF Mansfield. o.
rs years old and SIN prancing-
was the first TO give an exhibition
Of the Chaplin waltz when the
dancing masters met In Cleveland.
Ease OF motion instead OF the
slam-bang tango stuff viii be the
proper thing in bathrooms this
year
They've standardized the fox
trot and the one-step, aud taken
all the jerks and dips out OF them.
Professor George w. Click Of.
Cleveland IL the man who has made
Them safe. fane and simple
II you can dance the 1915
standardized fox iroi. you needn't
worry about the others. Try IL.
First. s slow walking steps. then
? fast and slow. then two-steps.
turning. and 2 more In line OF d.
rection. and the fourth figure is
the twinkle"-s slow steps. bal
snee forward and back. twinkle on
last four steps.
Repeat all as long as your part
ncr can stand up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-21

Wei. it's come-the Charley
Chaplin waltz
It's combination OF what II
called the walk waltz and It's
NOT A BIT VULGAR
II II was. the American National
Association OF Masters OF Dancing
would not have approved IL at their
recen, meeting9 10 New York and
fouil be asked 10 dance II. 20
you'd better prepare TO learn. Here
IL IN. official description:
Part walk forward. be-
ginning with left foot. 2 meas
gres; balance forward and
back, 2 measures. waltz for
ward. z measures: make quar-
ter turn and step, draw twice
Tor two over Sal noyementsl.
2 measures. then repeat all.
Part 2--WsIk = steps for
ward In line OF direction, 4
measures. waltz 10 left, 4
reasureA: walk two steps for
ward. make half turn 10 right
and walk two steps back. 4
measures: waltz 10 right 4
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stall afs. pot faasi. issr 10 stall q.
ffesh spare ribs. 800 10 leaf lard. ishc
q stall ~. veal cutisis. ise b.; pork
roast iif 10 stall 900. large cans
pineapple. CSC. lee pkKs crackers SO
ksail az. sipprfed herring. o. ~ se-es
eHn BAKING paAtes, csc Stall tis. hams.
shais 81 half itr 40 60 e+lb. bacon.
ita a. Rtan ~. peabss#3 eeff~s, aee %
Sea fanntnEs = ihs sar ftAli gel. Gee
chocolates 2tr Do. soc chocolate fudge.
iac % stall 40. frrah iosAi sTEs } das
sses n~~ comb homer. ite Ftaii as.
ate be hpminY. ite stall afs. assorted
cookies. Dor isc stall sea. park steak.
~ sc 10 less - ismh 20 NJ.
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stall ~. ihs fns ~hns Efanvl4tsd
sassr. tsr stan fresh passsuriEsd
milk. e. a. Sc - stain ts g. haFs
tsanffa .aar. sar. he dried peaches
ssns cans corn. peas o. sifins beam.
fse stall a. f~ana ard sifioin steak
isf snn ftr N pot roast veal. lee and
fsssr 40 hAmnUFEer and pork sausage.
tta -. Htan a. peanut butter. lie
gkr4 nsn honey. re comb Ftail itsf
rafa fnantfF serrhuu IN bulk ser sai
Stall 1875. Z cans ssrdin.s. ike. Ns~ or
Al 81. potato sansss~. ite 10. Etsii. uss.
tistf peate sausage. re- ~ stalls ssst.
tsFNn iemwna o. sarh local Potatoes.
Is sack delivered s'hii q. rssr =
saad nAA hsif saiss pot On. 10
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stalls T. = e 7. put roast - anf ies
a. fresh dfsssri fhirsrns. ttNe -.
stalls iksas sahf rark tomatoes Zee
can soc a. bottle Hfape fuies. gee sod
hfanrss. I've rane cicanssFs Etf Ntails
tetsttf. arFirots and piuHsA iao ean. =
hefa isBadfg saap. gtfs lin can best
chocolate. $50 ~ n can tahins fso~d~s.
stNs pass waffle fipuf str Ne 20 ga
sgrun. ste ch~iee patent ruur o. Sc. d.
itF.Fsa free with either ~ 80 order aiAii
tss. best frsah rhurned better Z lhs ~
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Stall 81. Large gtr bottle rassup. tfr
hasns fnafs sau~fkram'. a. ih stalls fte1t
asfse fresh cooked rfshs. 3 sns use stalls
- -. best ntis. 10 rAss delivered
finuf. o. rs sark delivered Ice afanus
lated sugar. tss. eaHs CaFusiisn milk
str efau .. ifbr ana re- pot faasia
itr ~ Ices - veal ftHc ~ veal eas.
sefs : ihs 80. iauh rhers its ste
stalls ss-ssss pirriea ier n bssf
.sssh. tsAc ~ hns liver. b. ~ ehpiee
hanss sea bacon. - 70 Htai nst-t.