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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
UNION BAG S%27,o0o,0OO
May Be CUT IN HALF
Committee Expected to Advise
Great Reduction in
capitalization.

In accordance with a resolution passed
by the stockholders OF the Union Bag
and Paper Company. President John s.
Rigel has appointed August Heckscher.
John A. slelcher and James p. Marsh as
a committee of shareholders TO consider
tho question of a readjustment OF the
company's capital.
II was said yesterday that a plan
would probably he proposed by tho COM
mittce next week. Although no details
have been given out Il was learned from
authoritative sources that this plan will
call for a reduction of one-half in the
present capitalization Of $4,000. 900.
Holders OF common stock. II was said.
will he apportioned the couivalcn, OF
the present market value Of their stock
ard holders OF the preferred stock will
receive a portion. though not all Of The
~ per cent. back dividends on their
holdings. The plan. II Is understood
will provide for 81 .0O0, 900 WORKING capt.
tai by the Offering Of that amount ~
preferred stock TO holders OF both classes
Of stock at par.
Pending work on the plan the share
holders committee haS sent n notice TO
stockholders strongly advising them not
&C. deposit their holdings with the stock
holders protective committee. of which
william c. Van Antwerp IL chairman.
In this notice IT Is asserted that a study
OF the deposit agreement Of the Nan
Antwerp committee shows that no plan Is
offered that can be of benefit to the
stockholders.
The deposit agreement" says the
notice, provides that the committee is
vested with the legal title 10 stock de-
posted and with all the rights and power
OF absolute owner. Legal title and con-
troll can he regaiued only upou having
a compensation to the committee and
paying charges and obligations to the
said committee in addition. Members Of
this committee are not shareholders Of
record unless they lave become such re-
Gently. Your stock may also BE- used. II
appears. for the securing Of loans to the
committee
In answer to the statement that the
committee was not composed Of stock
holders OF record II was said by a mem-
Der Of the committee that all its mem
bers represented holdings OF stock. al
though not necessarily In their own
names on the books.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
'PENNA. SPENT ITS OWN
CASH, SAYS PRES. REA
Tells in Court Why Road Did
Not Act Through Long
Island Line.

Samuel Rea. president Of the pennsyl
vania Railroad, which owns the majorit,
stock OF the Long Island Railroad, tool
the witness stand yesterday before Su.
preme Court Justice Lehman for cross.
examination In tho suit brought by the
minority stock holders OF the Long Island
to compel the directors to account FOL
s2s,o00. 900 alleged to have been spent
unnecessarily or In the interest of the
Pennsylvania road
l.. Laflin Kellogg. counsel for the
plaintiffs. asked Mr.. Rea:
isn't II Il fact that the Long Island
road is now paying into the Golfers OF
the Pennsylvania company for he use
of the tunnels and terminal building In
Manhattan more thar the Long lslan
used To receive for fcrrying the passen-
gers across the East River"
Yes" replied MIR. Rca.
wasn't one of tho objects Of ~electri-
flying tho Long Island to enable IT Ia
use the tunnels into Manhattan"
"tertainly.'
Didn't the Long Island Railroad soil
a lot VI gold bonds by holding GU, IN
prospective purchasers that the Lone
Island would participate In tho benefits
Of the New York Connecting Railroad? 80
II don't remember exactly what in-
duccinonts were offered with those
bonds"
Mr.. Kellogg read from n circular lot
ter issued by kuhu. Loeb & Co. in 1904
In which II was stated that ono of The
great benefits to bc derived by the Long
Island road would hc It's participation in
the New York Connecting Railroad.
rs the Long Island road going to de-
rive any profit from the New York Con-
meeting Railroad"
The Long Island Is not one NJ the
direct participants in tho operation NJ
the New York Connecting Railroad
said Mr.. Rea. The PENNSYLVANIA is.
because it lent its credit 10 aid the en-
terprise."
Couldn't the Long Island Railroad
have built tho tracks Of tho connecting
road. which AT many points parallels its
" tracks"
"rhe Long Island could have lone so.
IL idn't have the money. II was
weak financially and physically. 1t
could have built tho road 10y borrowing
money from the PENNSYLVANIA. SO the
Pennsylvania did the work directly in
stead Of through the Long Island"
The case will continue to-day.
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MOTION TO DROP
GUGGENHEIM SUIT
Arguments Heard in Brooklyn
in 100000 900 Action
Fraud Charge Denied.
LAWYERS TO FILE BRIEFS

A motion to dismiss the SO. 900. 90,
suit brought by william Gussenheim
one OF the seven sons Of the late Meye'
0uggenhcim. against his hvc surviving
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having persisted OF
the Titanlc-was argued before Suprem,
Court Justice Benedict In Brooklyn yes
terday by Louis Marshall and william
d. Guthrie for the defendants ant
Stephen e. Baldwin for the plaintiff.
The motion was for Judgment on I'M
pleadings. counsc for the defendant.
holding that no cause OF action had beer
stated In the complaint. The Inference
was that q fraud had been perpetrated
upon the plaintiff. but a charge Of fraud
would ncccSsitate facts In standardization
Il was pointed out. and no facts were
cited. Mr.. Guthrie suggested that a
suit in equity would have been the proper
semcdy.
The complaint sets forth that the Arm
q NJ. Gugyenheim q Sons. since liqui-
dated. was organized in 1892. but that
William did not participate with his
brothers In the active management from
1900 to 1911. All his time was taken ur
with the affairs OF the International
Steam Pump Company. so he depended
entirely upon his brothep TO look on
for his interests In the ~Guggenhelm Arm,
signing without investigation such
papers "a they sent TO him.
II lie alleged that OF January I. 1912
they sent him "A paper which later proved
20 have been a waiver to all his interest
IN the Chile Copper Company. one OF the
ouggenheim firms richest holdings. He
signed the waiver hlindly. as was his
custom when dealing with his brothers,
and now finds himself the poorer by
100000 900. IT Ia alleged. because Of his
implicit faNh.
The plaintiff alleges that his brothers
Isaac. Daniel. Solomon, Norris and ST.
mon. not only took advantage Of his
ignorance OF the value OF the property
n question but were fully aware OF It's
value themselves, having had Il thor.
oughly surveyed and investigated before
they asked for his waiver. IL II alleged
mat they "wilfully and wronRfuily con-
cealed the value Of the property from
him.
Mr.. Guthrie argued that the complaint
Shove no intent to defraud and that no
Inference of fraud can stand unless facts
are alleged to substantiate II. He asked
that the complaint be dismissed on the
pleadings without trial. Replying to
mis-. Mr.. Baldwin said
~Perhaps when 7 drew that complaint
-sfor ! drew tin an action OF brother
against brother ! used the softest lam
guage at my command. but II IL a we'll
known fact In aw that any concealment
OF fact from one partner by another con-
stitutes fraud"
Mr.. MARSHALL held that Mr.. Baldwin
mad pleaded himself out Of court by say
Ing the firm ~liquidated after the waiver
was signed and offered TO give Mr.. Bald
WIN a considerable percentage Of the
amount II for II he could point out a
single allegation Of fact In the complaint
which would corroborate the statemen.
unat william Guggenheim lacked knowl-
cdec OF conditions when he signed the
waiver.
Justice Benedict Gave both sides a
week in which to submit briefs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bankruptcy Petitions.

WiNlFRED r. MCDONALD. res,auran
n ssspsr a., a, s';si we., Tn,r,y:eish,s
street. in the Arcade Buiidins. has MAD.
an assisnment to Henry Van Holland,
pe,i,i"n in 6ankrup,cy was also nled
these creditors: Nora Rowan. 1000,
Dan G webb, $3.50, and Marie F Len.
isases ,htci xr fog m9 soa Ioansd she
1917. II is said. for ten years at a ren,al
OF $4,000 to $4,000 a year and de.
Lease and the place wa. htted up with
furniture and equipment at an expense
Of $4,000. out sn. had no rating in
iished tina, Dan c Webb tormerly Of
che Broadway Central Hotel, was aeso-
ciated with the management OF the
UNITED 4 10 CENT STORES. INC. o,
;s,,; sna virsinia.. with on,ce. al 10.
S.sksSnyIils, Tpiedo. Fitehburs and
lies and asset, as follows: New jersey
liabilities, ss?.ies:. es.ets. S7t.s5o; Flor.
81: Ss,o '' iisp'i.,i... ;,' 1855: asset: assets. 1855:
Nsssachusetts liabilities. Ss.soi: assets.
s.s:''i N5,s'n.Tr, .'aS,l,,'e;, $3.50; a.:
tion Of the came name which was put
snto oankruptcy on March .. has nlsd
ana sSfu s.:s,.. 'n ssi.sso. ,asn,i,sH. go. so.
notes. $500: 800: : o. s''i ,ss New aIsut ;:i.. ;'', I'd
sse..ss 9, f sn. N.@ i.r. :Sa p ssSSs..:.
Florida and Ohio corporations. There
are more than 500 creditors The Del
%hmin sSsRo'i bsl'' ana Ss''S ws nss :'sss' B. B.
G., also Med schedules showing liabili-
ties, sega. and assets, sis7,52s. con
fstures, s?I46l accounts. a2I,si;. and
shares OF stock %. ether corporations
Florida and Massachusetts corporations
on application Of Blau Zalki h Cohen.
VINO sara that the petitions had been
aled and the receiver appointed In order
20 give the purchaser Of the assets a
Tor the New York and Delaware cor-
operations some time ago. The Delaware
corporation was the parent and the New
YORK corporation was the purchasing
yoHN RosENsTEIN-A petition In bank.
rnPtcy has been MED against John Rosen.
Worth street, by these creditors: Clare
and Isidor Gold, 500. HI. wa. also in
broadway. Liabilities are 5000 and
assets $1,000. lie made an assignment
performer. living al the ionsacrs Hotel.
seventh avenue and Forty seventh street,
has MED a petition in bankruptcy. with
!sSi',,,ss td:Gi5 and assets 8 cash. He
Q small wardrobe, $40, used In his vaud-
evillc act. which are exempt, The cred
TORS are J. castelberg, Baltimore. 1915:
Hemmendinger. $40.
klcHARD j, WALES. plasterer Of 20:
fremont avenue. has hled a petition in
in the hrm Of McGowan & Wales, with
liabilities $500 and no assets,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
PELHAM Il" CONTRACT O. KID
saving Of Nearly $1,000. 900 "a
city u, Modified Contract.

a saving ~ nearly 81. 200. 900 to the
city is expected to Lee realized through
the successful effort of the Public Ser
vice commission Yesterday To get Law
renee g Manuel Ia agree to a motif
cation of the contract for the CouStruc-
,iou of the three track elevated extern
sion az the Pelham BAY Park branch
Of tn" Lexington aVenu" subway. The
Board Of Estimate is expected to APP
prove the arrangement to-day.
The contract let several months ago
called for an expenditure of s9.0G3,-
>1I30. The Board Of Estimate deducted
the cost of certain ducts and reduced
tie appropriation to- Sl.6jl.l02. Man
uc'l thereupou refused to execute the
contract. As steel on which he had pro-
cured options AZ $5l GO q ton tad risen
to SIS n tor. Inde the agreement
reached Yesterday the city agrees 10
pay the American Bridge Compauy for
tho steel. within trirtV DAYS after its
delivery, at the price ot $5i.6o n ton.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho third ANNA, dinner 81 the Lincoln
Trust Company %rflccrs and employee,
was h'ld last night at
d}roadway and ~Fify-uinth street.
The United Zinc Smelling corpors.,or
mas mad" a formal onCr ia purchase all ri
~" common stock Of the keuedck Zinc
quarter shares Of its capital stock FOR each
stock. F''
The Pierce on Corporation ma. rose.m.d
Ing fund dchenturoS. duo July T. Igsn,
me sinking fund requirements which this
ting aside OF &2oO.o 900 per annum from
Th" tim" for deposit with the Guaranty
Trust COMPANY Of New York, as deposit
national Arms and Fuse Securities cor.
pnr.tIon which are 20 he exchanged for
close of business May &, 1916.
The New Jersey Zinc Compnnv has do
clarcd the regular quarterly dividend Of ,
n"r cont and an "vtra dirid"nd ~ : ro~
April rs ON April 10 last tho comnany
paid an extra dividend Of 10 per. cent ana
thn"r months age . quarterly dividend Of
The Northern Mississippi River povor
Company has given notice TO holders Of
the hrst morigageS per cent, gold bonds
dssr r ~ sh' PONDS WI b. paid on and re-
%terest.. The bonds should be presented a.,
the once OF the Continental and 90 omer.
cial Trust and Savings Bank OF Chicaro
interest VIII cease on the bonds.
The Illinois Central board ha. rra,,o,
to holders 81 the comrany's collateral
trust sterling ata per cent. bonds. mn,ur'
Ing IN 1880, the privilege Of presentiny
them for registration as 10 principal only
4 nominal fee viii he charged 10 cover
expsnscs THIS Will make these bonds
available for Investment by New York sav'
banks. There are 6.sss OF these bonds
o~utstand'ns' with . face value Of 1908
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
H METALS MARKET.
Domestic Copper Users Buy 5000,
900 Pounds.

Copper was irregular yesterday. with
sale. Of electrolytic reported for Angus,
shipment at 20 to 2oLc. Some sales Of
May were mads at 3o~c. June and July
at soc, August AT 20 TO 29i.c. and july
and August together at ?eisc In al, ahnu,
700, 900 pounds were reported sold TO do
nestle consumers. In general IN" market
was quiet, With very ltt'ia demand for
futures. that II. FOR deiiNorv beyond Au.
gust No exports were reported Yesterday.
tn" London market was firm, with Aneri-
can electrolytic II higher. standard was
unchanged.
Tin was frmer In ton. hu. quiet, Inter
est for several DAYS has been mainly in
June-July. July August and May-,Iune
shipments from the Straits, sales being
made at ~. to ++.c for these various
positions. The advance Of (? In the Singa-
pore market yesterday was attributed to
these purchases on American account.
Spot tin at New York was difficult to buy
Yesterday under %sac Nearby tin aHoat
IL Tuotable at a9dI9t.c Intermediates
deliveries are entirely nominal. spot
straits Tin at London Yesterday wa. los
higher, hui spot Standard was 81 los.
lower, spot straits was held at tlg6 15s
at London. while sales Of I75 tons at 1900
were reported In the East Indies.
Lead was moderately active and steady,
WIN sales at Csc, East 81 Louis for May
40 to 'isc. London was IS. higher on
%spelter was dull and heavy under freer
offerings. by dealers and producers, Spot
and April Is held at FAC. May a, ~. Al
Ike, June at ldia al6xc. and third
quarter at Las a l5tac Fast ST. Louis. The
London market was unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The management Of the subsidiary com
panies Of the Eastern Light and Power
Company has been taken over by William
=. bonbriEnt q Go. from W. =. Barstow 4
Co. The latter Arm. however, Will retain
its financial Interest In the organization.
The Detroit United Railway Company
has Just declared a quarterly dividend Of
IL per cent. on Its capital stock, payahls
on June ] to stock q record on May ia
II was rumored recently that this compan "
would advance Its dividend rate. and this
presumably. was the cause Of the advance
In the common stock. The former dividend
rate was Ia per cent,
For tie quarter ended March !. 1916
earnings. q SI,42s.siO. which IL q n IN.
crease Of saaIs SO over, n. .nsurs. for Il.
.aIninHs were si,os2'soS. an incrs.s." oi
!ta0'7s1' and ths surplus was IIi7,ST7. :
March 81 nc sso rsspsort ai'clo::' eros. .srn:
ter than earnings IN the ptsesdinS twelve.
T r.. :a.S sss ~ r.: ill., Is:'i s.r lsspc -: s:' ,, s:ss:s;
- se'stS.sti. an increase Of e1sLiiI. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
ACTION ON NJ, K. & T. BONDS.
Committee Takes Step 10 Collect
Principal.

The committee representing holders Of
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
Company. general mortgage ~, per
cent. sinking fund gold bonds. of which
Otto T. Barnard u chairman. has noti-
fed bondholders that as there had been
a ninety day default In interes, on April
! the principal IN the bonds under the
terms OF the mortgage is payable. and
that II Is important that holders should
Immediately deposit their bonds with
the New York Trust Company.
The time for receiving deposits has
been extended 10 June /. after which
they will he received only at the DIS
erection OF the committee and subject 70
such conditions as II may impose. All
bonds deposited must carry the oupon
due on January l lar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
SILVER JUMPS STILL HIGHER.
Price IN London Not EUuaIIed In
Past TwcutS-thrce egr

Rar silver jumped 1916 ~ a penny in
the london market yesterday. II now
stands AT 33d. AZ ounce. with tho ex-
ception of a brief period in November,
1905. this If the highest price quoted in
London in twenty-three years.
The local quotation rose from $40
to s" cents an ounce. which is some
what lower than the 7ia cents touched
in l"n6. The difference 10 due to the
present low rate Of sterling exchange
and the increased cost of %port
and insuring the metal.
Notification waS received at tho Assay
bfiicc yesterday that beginning to-day
tn" Government would pay 81 cents for
silver. n jump OF ; cents an ounce over
tho last rate.
Dealers in silver believed Yesterday
that the advance in silver would ~on-
TIME for some to come, owing to the
great demand abroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
NEW GREENSBORO CAR ROUTES.
EiN,-Uinth street Line. tcccptinG
Transfers. VIII Cross bridge.

Tie Public service Commission yes
torday ordered the Third Avenue Ran
way Company. the Belt Line Railway
Corporation and the Forty-second Street,
Ma~uhlttauville and -. Nicholas Avenue
Railway Company and the Second Ave
nue. Railroad Company 10 establish
through routes ard to arrange for
transfers over the Greensboro Bridge
from any Of these lines wi,hou, the
payment Of AL additional fare. The
through routes established are rs fol
lows
From Tenth avenue east on Fifty
ninth street to Second avenue, thence
to greensboro Plaza.
From greensboro Plaza 10 Second
avenue. thence In Sixtteth street 10
Third avenue to Fifty-ninth street 10
Tenth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
MEG LIENS.
Manhattan,

'TH " u W cor ied - ioo tSi5' f,h,.
4 Nphhe agt Ritlto Theatre 'o.p .,
l"ssces Frank ScerN. contractor g. .h.
li1H Nv, i40 10 h.-WIIlHu Hsr.-s,
az Commercial Hltv go. In. ,ers.
Eo-"u Contracting CO, lrr ,ar,ra
55rU sr. III l. abraham E-.ut,.t, ss.
Janet V Bullock. ovn"r, Ba,r.
contractor. NrD"rmu'f jIrwt'rr {
Heating Go, suh-couir+r'pr g..
AUDUBON w. il-IIour, II Neleo & -s,
Inc, act Mrs Jam Miller. ovto~ H.rf
klctt. contractor -
1l2TH ~, 20 Morris palm Iuf to-.
ihv wilmer, owno-. .lohr Sntt,-o -,
tractor .........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The Daily Financial Amcrica pre-
scented Yesterday In a special section Of
It's afternoon edition the results of n
STATE wid canvass to learn banking
opinion on the par cole ton plan of the
Federal reserve system. Answers from
IN" country banks showed that Isl We're
opposed To the par collection OF checks.
while sixty-fVe aid not object to il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The Public Service Commission held
its last meeting yesterday IN rs old
quarters In the Tribune Building. Here
after the executive offices will he on
IN" tNentN-ffth floor of the Equitable
Binding, at l2o Broadway. The tcle-
phone number IL Rector $500, and the
night service for complaints will be
continued as formerly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April :7-There was a decided
I'M Improvement IN several issues. due To the
sharp upturn IN the New York market Sears.
Roebuck gained more than 3 points Chica.o
Pneumatic Tool, tnlon Carbide. Chicago Rail
way Ids and Lindsay Lighi were subs,antially
HIGHER Bond market dull and easier. The
nina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. April ia better tone was re.
Elected In the market for mining shares 10.
Isy Alaska Gold. American Zinc, Butte and
Balaklava.. Tuolumne and United States Smel.
t,,crs and Utah Apex were active aud strong
Railroad shares and industrials we're also
Lrnier. New Haven holding fairly steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April "A hrmer tone
was noted in the stock market here. Activity
in Lake Superior Corporation and Tonopah
Belmont were features Philadelphia Rapid
Transit was also in demand. Bonds were
steady and quiet The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
C%0TT0NSEED OIL.

slight -arly advances Ia tn. lis: uere
a reflection Of tho further rise In lard
values. No speculative support Developed
and tho tenders Of 1000 barrsls
OF May oil resulted In scattered liouida.
ton. There was some selling by the
South against offerings OF new crude oil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P1TTsBrRG. April :7.-Tne stock market
hsre was firm Pure on. Ross Mining, Amer.
lean window Glass Machine. Columbia Gas
the more active shares. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

, BALTIMORE. April :7-The Cosdrn stock,
led in activity and strength. Cosden Refining
Mold UP to eSi. and Cosden OIL and Ga. nj o
with The preferred ~, Pennsylvania Water
ana Power was higher at - Bonds were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
SATISFIED

with name and address OF Lenders. a..
torneyD
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$3.50 Up Daily Special Weekly.
GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia sv.; close 10 Beach and attractions:
cap. 500. private baths, running water In
rooms, elevator. &c. notable tahlo, Amer
plan: booklet. auto at trains W = SH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.

BOSTON Ar-il . The Bosio oil curb CLOSING
hid aud askei quotations follou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

eieoo Am s p LIST Is. n a.
''~ West PEN Ry ;s,.'cn. icc'. 70. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-27
BE Thankful AND
BE AT HEIN|E'S

Let us give thanks-that this is
the end Of a busy week-that next
Thursday is Thankgiving-tha it is
also a holiday-tlat turkey is not
more expensive than it is-that to-
night we can go out to Heinie's Tav-
ern, ION the beach at Waikiki" and
enjoy one of those good dinners aid
that Heinie's is such an excellent
place to have an evenings fun and
entertainment
"Attaboy," that's the truly thankful
spirit and you're right about the deli
cicus menu which Heinie's serves and
the fun and all the rest. But be sure
and make your reservations early
and then come early an enjoy yourself
just that much longer.
And while you are at it, bring all
your friends and be thankful that You
have so many. Visitors, residents and
army and navy folk are all most corr
daily invited.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-27
new MALE LEAD
TO APPEAR With
INGERsOLL CO.

Jean Maury. a light comedian OF
considerable reputation on the coast.
Is the latest addition to the ranks OF
the IngersolI Musical Comedy Com
pany. He is 10 appear for the first
tire this evening in the leading male
role in the George II Cohau comedy.
.'FGrty-five Minutes from broadway,
playing the part OF Tom Bennett.
ereaitd by Cohen himself and played
by the latter for three consecutive
years on Broadway.
''Forty-fiye Minutes from Broadway"
should prove one Of the liveliest and
most entertaining shows seen on the
Honolulu stage in many months. As
nearly as stage facilities Will permit
the original production Will be repro
duced, with its spectacular lighting.
scenic and musical effects.
Jeanne Mai. Who has been featured
az the AicaZar and other welt-known
coast theaters in the leading role of
Mary Jane Jenkins Will be seen in
that part. Frank Vack, Eddie Young,
Tom Moore and Pearl Jardiniere will
have fitting parts. Bessie Hills con-
tralto voice will be heard in some OF
the Conan successes. and the male
quartet is TO sing several popular
melodies.