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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
useful Table Of Information
aIfor oI Woman 5 Pa0e:

10 the Editor og woman = rage
Daar Afadam-When steaming velvet q
faaksttie insert small funneI IN the mouth
~ - Kettle. This Will spread the steam over
: larFer surface and the work viii be quickly
When sou ma a stain on your clothing or
q dIsaeurlng marx upon the furniture or carpet,
eonsilIf tdI8 schedule and remove a.
6eld-ffsa ammonia or chloroform
foHae=Freat with boiling water when fresh.
Ffnit-soak fresh stains in milk or use
1zalia acid. - -,
Tef@uaa salt and lemon Juice.
sEiiaaw lemon and salt or JaYelle water.
Aud-soak Ia kerosene.
Falnt-Iaa turpeutiue Or osn4ine.
Haraplrat tion-+Hothins DIT boiling VII remove
x4a--uss hoilias water. J. y ot-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Should She Correspond?

TO Hlc Editor of WOmuu's PGgr.
Dear Madam am "a girl Of sixteen nul
very popular among the BOYS and girls. I am
corresponding with quite few friends, mostly
male. Tho way ! happen tn write 20 many
then 20 back to college, they write cards TO me
and ask me to please them. for they
like very much to hear he important news from
their home town. 50 ! write and tell them.
should / do this, or let them find out the news
themselyest BROWN EYES
NcsquchoniuE, Pa.
If tho young men write to you / can see
no harm in your corresponding with them,
as long your letters are merely Chatty,
and not silly and sentimental
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

cold to the whole car by coughing o.
sneczing in the faces of others is no less
than criminal Many cases Of pneumonia
have been contracted by such hcinous
carelessness
WHETHER it is the American idea of
w always getting ahead" at whatever
cost that makes for such ludcncss ! can
not say but one does run across queer
characters in the street said run
across" for this is just what happened
several days ago:
was crossing Chestnut street at
Twelfth and collided with ~ girl, young
thing of eighteen or so. After apolosi2inS
attempted to make tracks and cross th"
street. as I was really in front Of her
but not So She iostled me aside. She
wouldn't allow any one to get ahead OF
hey in that way, 1t was amusing to watch
the triumphant air with which she passed
me. to speed on after the vanishing figure
of man to whose arm she had been
clinging, but who had gone on without
her when the collision had occurred.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
She Wants Large Family



Dear Madam ply opinion on the large family
Is sweeter than the darling babe and the
chatter Of older children? and IN after years
they are "a help and pleasure. Sorry 10 saw 1
myself not blessed with any as YET but /
anxiously await them and with open arms.
WIZ, OF course the with six Children
Is better on, for what VIII the others have in
later yearat OF course. most young married
women Of today think babies too much care and
trouble; but tell me. did their mothers think
that i myself only twenty but am looking
forward 70 a large and happy family. surely
every woman with q heart thinks the same as
Mrs. Mary s. FRANCES l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Chicken Mold

one cup Of cold chicken, one-half cup
chicken stock one-half cup of cream, one
egg, two level tablespoons gelatin, season
ing chop the chicken finely and put
through sieve, season, adding the yolt and
white of the egg beaten separately. the
stool; aud cream in which the gelatin has
been dissolved. Turn into a mold. Garnish
platter with celery and mold of jelly and
head lettuce cut the chicken mold half
way down in thin slices and place in the
center of the platter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Gold and Silver Pudding

one quart Of milk. one cupful Of sugar
six eggs. leaving out the whites Of four;
scald the milk. ada sugar ana dissolved
cornstarch. and one wnsglassful OF sherry
wine; bake for one-half hour; when cold
cover with frosting made Of the whites of
the four eggs, one eupfui of pnlYeFlzed sa-
gar. ana brown Ia a hot oven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Sardine CrOOuettes

Cook one-half cupfu of bread crumbs from
the center of loaf of bread in two-thirds Of
Cupful of milk; when smooth add one
tablespoonful of butter, the yulks of three
hard-boiled eggs pressed through sieve,
one cupful of minced sardines the juice Of
half a small lemon, dash of paprlia and
bind with the beaten yollS of one raw egg.
Mix thoroughly, form into cones, dip in
beaten egg then in fine crumbs. let stand
two or more hours and, fry in hot fat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
or Of Woulan's s Pagc

TO the Editor Of Voman's Page:
Dear Madam-Is II proper TO go to a hotel
for afternoon tea with soung man after a
matineef am eighteen years old. and my
mother says / should not 80 unchaperoned
CARRIE.
Your mother is. of course. right Ii is
neither usual nor proper for young girl
to go alone to hotel for tea with young
man. But there are chaperons at the
dansants at several of the hotels, and in
that case IL would be allowable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

If YOU do not wear them the gasoline odor
can be removed by washing the hands after
wards in hot soapy water and then rubbing
in a good cold cream
Gloves can be cleaned with gasoline either
by using a small stiff brush or by placing
them in jar of gasoline to soak, OCCa-
sionaly shake the jar, and as soon as the
gloves seem to he clean, remove and rinse
in clean gasoline.
lCopvrghtl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
A Novel Collar and Cuff Box

To make this box, cover a cylnder-shaped
rolled oats box with cretonne and line the
inside of box with colored lining cotton that
will harmoniZe with the cretonne used. The
cretonne can be put on plain or gathered:
sew in pockets on the inside for collar aud
cuff buttons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Pearl Barley Pudding

sIa sAs editor af Hoazaass Pags.
ss..r aladanass. Fell1alna Is 5 xeliaels Eeeipe
7I-7lsss aaaain4l 4aHs s 1aNIsHaaanEal II
z fzEIs4 ed aiaH e g slnaasz = sal.k
#4zIs 3. #4sIa aaI 8 HIS Is4aaa HzeI aH
44a4sa 1asH zHaH# HIs aaa s#sH 81 s
zsE3 HzzHaEAl E4s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
My Native Skies

For years an exile, fortune-tost
l mourned my native skies long lost
And then, dear heart, in your deep eyes
i found again my native skies
Denis A. Mccarthy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

2. To remove chewing gum from clothing,
hold piece Of lee tightly the gum for
few mInntesi this Will harden the gum and
cause IL to crumble, when II easily can be
brushed on. II IA small spOt remains sponge 1t
with warm sOapy water,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

Letters submitted ms department must be 0re side or
of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Beef Loaf

Two pounds of hamburger steak, ground
ore-quarter pound salt pork. ground two
eggs One-half cup bread crumbs; One-half
cup milk; season with sage; cover while
baking. Delicious
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

3. The bottom crust of pie can he kept from
getting soggy II the white of an egg Is brushed
lightly over It before placing 1t In the oven.
The egg will crystalline. II n very soft filling
IA used the lower crust should be partially
baked first before adding the filling and top
crust.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
TO Amuse a Child

10 the Editor 81 WoHiaH's Page;
Dear hIaaam-To amuse a child who Is con
sataaceuf o. oHe who has become Tired from 4
leus journey nlaes 2 picture or enlightenment
ever : 1I4Ea uf Hhita napers thea prick With
- fha aalllna af ihe picture Whan ~
alIEasi sletHfe E removed saa outline eaa -
A. IT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

1. typewriter can be cleaned rapidly and
thoroughly By the OF vacuum cleaner,
which will reach the inner parts that cannot be
reached by "A brush.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
MY MARRIED LIFE
Bv ADELE GARRISON

a.. 49,, .,,,,, =
~ entered 'he "o0' Va VI. '''
| 1Ahcavcd a sigh of relief Ihe place WIS
deserted save for a smiling young woman.
evidently the manager. who came forward
TO meet mo. was very glad that Mrs
Smith had not vet arrived. for I hate TO
be the last conner for any appointment.
..rf,y, ,.o,,.o,,,. ,,r,ycronca as 10 tapIesY''
'',' ,,,,,,,,,o,. mr.
ne sou gtHte voice VL ~ t stnreI
M'.'' ,SS' Wn''NeN'I sUg ',.E1, ,t,ca,, % ,,,,n
,.. ,.,t 'ppJ"'"Hte' 9"Eh, 9T M ,,,,ioti,, ,i,,f,t
M'.'i"E wa. E urCWh haII Da',u.u at','u',.,.,1,i,,,
i''' "e'u' sue was very "'',"0'''''
u think should like thS one near lne
window and facing the door replIeu,
~ do not wish to order yet however, ana
nave % business appointment mere WIN
woman whom ] have never seem Nheh
She arrives ! VIII order.
VERY we'll" She handed me a menu
card and went unobtrusvcly back to
corner, where she busted herself with some
writing
! barp.y had time to lool, at the immense
fireplace with It's red chimney breast and
it's old andirohs which nearly filed one
end of the room and was evidently the
pride Of the establishment, before i saw
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

The separate blouse should be OF a shada
to carry out the color of your costume or n
should supply a pleasant note Of contrast
Always bear this in mind when CHOOSING
your blouses.
(CopyrighO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

/. When sewing ball and socket snaps ON gar
ments which snap should be scwed the upper
outer piece?
.. What Kind of filling is best for plncush-
ions"
3. Are toothpIcls ever permissible?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS INQUIRIES

/. letter written in the third person should
never be signed
2, 1t is extremely incorrect to speak Of any
as party"
3. DanGrur can be contracted from another
person. therefore great care should always be
exercised in the Of combs brushes. etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
TODAY's INQUIRIES
Mary =. Miller, OF lie
yesterdays paper.

1. when running brass curtain rods through
window curtains the material is in danger of
tearing from the sharp ends. How can this be
prevented?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05

3 How can ink stains be removed from white
boards?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-05
Tea at Hotel

Mrs. john FranCkIin Sims
January the fifth.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

Ser uriprung uno 81.
ei9entIidle &c0citmg Der nif)t &c
ra0e lo5cnocn N~c3aidbnung Gent
Ider WlideI" lit ~iolQcn9er: Mit 0ie
lem Noncn Mtr0c Scr &cncrulIelrt.
nam Elobann &iidocl Ni5ertrou
Ser in oanii&en Cleniten ltano, be
legt. Gr tat pen 5polncru in Der
&abren 1920 mo 1922 10 gro
cen Nb6rltd'. 6aB 0icic ION lrr III
rem @ouptiejno 81 bcjcidnen, Den
y0cutiden WiiHel" nonliten, unn
4nter oicienl 9ionlen mar er ounnoIa
oJlgemcin betuIptt. 1925 in oer
lrciien bel Momoocr fiei cr. 81
seocl;tete uIio uripriinQlidl Die nod
cit ipridDu0rtlide NeocnSurt e1rer
-opferen Oeutidet &1toegelr, Dem
s5er int 2oltie Der 3cit nod Der.
hicoene rationale llntilqenOen ruie
ie iJd IL ioly bis in umIere 3eit
III Der Eolitit Qeieiat Gnben. anne
b0nGt puroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

pieI better gegen lire S6retniTe &C.
riitet, 10 0oB MIR Mot me6r 10 pie!
oarunter gu ieioen baben, ME unlere
8~orio6ren. Do5itI6e gilt aud bin
Ii6tIi@ Der SdueefdQe. Mud oa lit
teinerlei er~tenn1ore3 Hahlafen gu
tonItatisren. 0eraoe in ntuelter ,3tit
paren 3. 9. fir Berlin be Itdrtiten
S6neefd4e uno Oie 0jtIten Sdnees
0eden 81 per5eidnsn, oon oenen man
iiberbnlpt &uuOe bat. 9on elner
Nen0erung oea &lima5 in ben lebten
Sabrbunoelten miro man tejne9lpegs
5pre4en ourfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06

gIetd3eiti5 iet ~gcfrorene Stagerrnt
0ou SItlnn0 nab "?Orpegen nit
S9Iitten fobreu uno .stten. Nu6 aus
Dem NorOieege6tet miro Ne5nli6e5
beriQtet. Uort Iiro bic gr0BetaR
SuAten nieOer6oIt 5u9elroren. Or
te6rten bic engiii6cn yNOnerturers",
Die i'm Sabre 1904 inTol9e zines Gin
fu6rperbotas Der Stuttbalterin Der
Nie0erIanoe ibre 6unoelsfattoreten
ppn 2lntperpeu nab GmOen perIegt
batten, am 1"eililen 4benO oeSielben
Sahres ii6er Die BART gsfrorene SINS
nit Snd uno Pat 3urid nab 9olz
.Qn0.
WEe4rfd6 muroen oub triegeriIdt
unternebmun8en ourh Ei56riiden BE-
gijnItigt, 50 peridaffte H0nig &ar
y. pom S6peoen bQlo ndd9 Ieinem
Regierun9sontrttt i'm 6ebruar 1853
ndh glidli6 ooQfrl4tem 3uge iiber
Sic geirorenen 9elte Ieinem Ret6e
our6 Den 6rieDen BON RoestiIoc ierne
notiirlid1en @ren3en, un0 onoerieits
ieBte I'M Wintat 1915 Der @roBe
&urfGrit Den ShpeOen in S6litten
iiber ons Gi5 oe8 0offs na6 uno
perfolgte lie bis nab &IrIano. 5n
Oen eriten }nbr3ebnten oss pori8en
Sabrbunoerts lit Is Oen 8~etuo6uern
pon Noroernep, ia oe- Sniel 8ortum,
mieoerbolt gelungen, iiber oas sis
ouf bus Sc tlono 5eriibsr3utommen;
onoern 9liidten tjiQne Spo3ier9duge
Don Of>6rieslano ijber Die Gm8 uno
Gen 0olart nab 6o1un0. Die me-
teorolpgiide GtatiItit Ie9rt, oaB DIE
iiren9en Nintsr frij6sr niht bduflger
nuren ais jebt; mir iino MIR ieBt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-04-06
Nn mniere Seier!
Strcnge Ntntcr.
SuttrCiTantc Mittciirnger rus Der ME.
teorptDGiiaen Sta,inif.

SnttrCfantc NIittciirugrr GuS Der me-
teorulogiiaen Sta-jitif.
Der Ttrergae 0inter, Der ie ii6sr
0eutidlanO b:re;G6ca0, 10 6eibt..e5
in elmer Ytaupera; iiltr Mintett4'.te
einlt uno ieht, mar Der i'm Sabre o55
Re5ietungsuuit.tt23 Trje1li1s pes
GroBeu. IisItt berattj9te Winter
oon 1740 bo.tt fir 8er,in uao ieine
llm1e6un9 bic iUpetiten 5ot9eu. DIE
&dIte mar 10 TART uno au3alteno,
DAB Die Gr0e tier Ain,nter 8eiror UNI
odB man bic 1p,sn ui9t mabr be
ltdtten tonnte. 3uoen btoc9 in Berlin
po6I 9luptl5Ali4 iufoI9s Der
ourn Die Wintertllte 0erporgerufeneu
Observation-Disclosures - cine gun
5%ersnot aus. 6rteor.A Der 0roS2 iieh
oe90alb be W}uJa3iue 0ffnen, Die
5un9ern0en Qrn.en 'peiIen urO er-
mdBi9te Die Nt3lltu 0uT ods Uetreloe
Der Spdtpirter 1854 pIroe i'm
SIbtaIe beionDers bart ~empiun0en
Dlmals lleB Der &urIurlt boil Suh
ien aus fliritItdtm N}itIeiOtn fiir Die
D~re9Osuer @rnsn Die .@atieutenz
burg" (0er er5e Anflug eluss 0res=
oener &rautenhauies) Dug uno Iabt
5eijep oomjt ie iib pon 3lpei gu
3gpti Stunoen oaIeI6lt ouf0alten unO
d%ufmGrneN tonutsn."
4noers 8eiIpieIe belpeiien, bag
nan bon eiaam talten Winter aller
lei 8orteile hu5en tounte, So mar
i'm Wjnter 1859 oie gauge Oitiee gu.
Jefroren, uno man tonnte nlf Dane
mart, mad SdtOeoan. ia iiber BAG
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
BIG CITY IMPROVEMENTS c[RItN
is GOV tlalR SIGNS ! S1aI0!00 Bill

By . stoke CT his pen GoysrncF
Pinkhan ) slssday released SI37 D60
of Tie eiiy sad cGanty cash Aasis fund
for saFio,ss putll Il i'm 9roYeEsn.s. MIST
important of Ileee and gFttings the
Ia gest amount in the list Is the paw
ing Of Beretanta street. from A!apai 70
PuDahou street. the Item being s52, 900
and the PROTECT being In an advanced
EttFe under the frontage tax law.
GoyeIntt Ffnkham signed house bill
80 Is Act 23s Of 1917. making imme
date woik On the various improve
nte1itS scht du ed therein possible. Be-
sides The Beretania street item, the
act sppfeprfates $lS.008 for widening
Hotel street waikiki OF Fort $4,000
for sccntinua lion OF the concrete road
and Will down the Pail, $40. 900 for
the permanent Improvement of Eiiiha
street and $4,000 tor sewer extension
=, When the Beretania street paving
is cotnpieted that great thoreughfars
will be In boulevard condition from
Paiama - PHnahou Work on the
frontage tar Improvement. section
fren the Junction with King street te
Nu1anu avenue Is nearly finished with
concrete construction. Between that
section and the one now provided for
I'm Act 2s6 the stretch between Nut
ann ana Aiapai streets. passing the
outlet OF Union street and dividing the
end 70 end junction OF Alakea and
Emma streets, giving outlet to tho
terminus CT Richards street and inter:
seeting I,nnehboWl street, besides Civ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05

~ s-.as z - 4. 49,
iag cLtfet to ems o. $40 streEts scf
ts~e s4EWaio IInu. system, is asphalt
fifdcad2m Construction IN go9d .esndf
ucn. 49,
As the It'll stipniates permanent
Ct Instruction under the t-ftha street
item. II is probable shat the super
Eise.s y ID ltse no tins in placing that
important thoroughfafe under the pre-
Visions Of the frontage TAX law.
aid for the Pail road and wal comes
oppoftanely. as the board was com
PEELED at last meeting to table a reso.
lutien for $500 tc siHish the hair
pm turn be- auts there is left only
a small margin Cor Unforeseen emery.
tneies In tue permanent falprov nleht
fund. There. 10 a5e0. 900 In the loan
bill for continuing the work from the
foot. OF nie Pail TO. Kua.c1 point, and
Territorial Trea surer Mccarthy will
sci bends tliis year for half that
amount. but the ,.orI probably can.
not he started Until, the bonds are
sold. r.
Vide ming OF Hotel. street ON the
eva, side. OF Fort street Is already pro-
$ided for Ply the :.upeI isors, and the
al in review. win insure against de-
las In widening the other side. This
is che Of the biggest improvements to
Re mace in the retail trade center Of
ltenolulu for many years. Attempts TO
have II carried out date back ten
years. :. H.. .. =. :. >, :;
Kalihi sewe: extension is advanced
eight Hl2aths al least as the specla.
tax bill tor roads and sewers VIII not
be operative until January, ]. 1918. Z.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
Liberty LOAN
FIT |. n nL 4

J. ts.Giea1ons ef zntent:ca % s#bscrihz.
'fdr Liberty Eeau. D nos we're appar
ent en- t..e Stork exc tange tn-s nGvrn
in IN SAFES ii, local binds. Il al
Iefsf taat some ioeai hcldefs we
.disFossng Of se.1Iities with the N
teri t. purchase the United States
securities efen tlIoRgn It meant a sac.
ri g ] to- az. per cent. fond
sales we're 5000 o. Il. & l. IS at los.
5000 Olaa IS at 80, 1900 Hawai- Rail
way 5s ri 80. $1..0 Tele hGne Is az
Ies. $500 EcBryde IS ~ par and 500
Ter toriai IS at Itti.
Sl9Fk transactions for the day were
kea fes:. BetBeen boards sales e.
listed shares we're ass and at the ses
ssCn s470. Prices en- sales were Oiaa
f4g4, Eva ssI2., Hawaiian Ssfaf
50 Il NAVAL Railway A 6 IL, Pine
ap lies III, Oahu 2ss4. PiJneer 81,
EaiaIua 81 Il, i'ahans 20 and Brew.
cry l6. 80 .s i.
Among the Unlisted stocks Mineral
Products vas weak and sold off t. %
cents, ON 3advices from tae MANAGE
ment en- manganese ere. Mountain
King was strong and rose to ~ cents
MADEIRA was IS cents and Montana
Bingiarn d. cents. EHgels Copper was
asCtef 8 fS66 and OIL $295a5. -. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
.HlDR06RbPHER
MOVES 10 GAP|TOI

Beftfam G. Riyenburgh, commits
sioner 6f lands, Who Was placed Il
claI6t 6f The bureau of hydrographg
.hy DC recent le6islatufs said today
that TIE hydrogrdbbie offices viii be
moved to the Capitol building about
Tits PLANNED to take out partition
in the present land office. enlargiIg
the place considerably. The present
offices of the hydro6f aphic bureau are
in the Kapielani building.
Shreri1tendent of Hydrography
George K. harrison will leave next
week for Kauai for water investiga.
tion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
WORK OF Walden
On DISPLAY SOON

Secnld In Importance 10, none viii
be the Walden loan exhibition which
Will be open for two weeks beginning
next Monday evening. May z, at Tie
g, NJ. Cooke residence, on .Eeretania
street The showing Is notable nor
only for the eminenee OF the artist
nut also for the fact that It. Is The
first oiie-nan exhibit OF HIS works
which Walden has ever allowed
Walden IS an American OF New
Englani birth. Early In his career he
took his artistic way u Paris, so long
the mother city OF art and artists. and
from the first his work was reeog-
mixed as showing promise FAR beyond
the average. He was pupil In the
atelier or GaroIns Duran in the
French capital. and later became 4
member Of several artist societies,
membership in which Is equal TO the
comforting or an artistic order or
merit in recognition of good work
At the 81, Louis exposition Walden
was awarded silver medal and hon
orahle mention IN addition for can
vases Displayed By him in con1ptii-
ton with the leading artists OF Amer.
Tea and Europe He was also one OF
the hon0r6d exhibitors az the interua.
ticn2l display at the Pan-American ex.
position ii San Ffanciseo III 1915.
Such az opportunity as honolulu art
through the efforts Of Al. r. Gurrey,
II, comes but 6eldom In the art his.
tory 81 eofnutpity. There are no
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05

E.stMeen Boards: Sales: go olaa,
14.7s:: Eva, $3.50; is HaWn. Sugar,
$3.50; rs HaW1. Con. ny. A. $50; IS,
SIS, 50, SO, 50 Hawu. Pines, ~; 5000,
5000 o. n. q Z. So, toe; $1,000. 5000
oisa Sugar Co. Sc, So; $500 Haw. Con.
Ry. Sc, so; $500 Nut. Tel. Co. S.; los;
$500 MeBryde Sugar Co. Sc, 100; $500
HaW. Ter. 4 PC. Ref tot.
Session Sales: S, s, 10. 10. 10, so, IS
Oahu Sugar, 2s75; 80. 90 oiaa, lays;
80, 8. so Pioneer, az; 10 Eva, $3.50;
20 Mesryde, 1850; 10, 20 Waialua,
also; 20 olaa, 14.75;; 90 Pahans, 20;
10 Hon. 3. q M. IS; S. IS, 20 Eva,
$3.50: so HaNn. Pines, 81.
OiviDENDS-H. c. d s. Co. Csc;
ttonornu, soc; Hutchinson, zoe; Paau.
hau, 30e, + II S ;<s5.5.s w {. :.
latest sugar quotatioi1: 90 deg. test,
sos cents, or $f2f.60 per ton. {
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WANTS To STAY
IN ARMY 4 HONE

q L. Is "a hard and fast rule OF the
juvenile court that no names or young;
sLefs brought before It.. be used In
newspaper stories. so the identity OF
the brieht-eyed. curly:haired little
girl who sat on Judge 3Ashford's lap
this morning win remain q secret To
the public, y f..ss So =
: The little girl In question has been
al the Salvation Army home Ii. Manoa
Tor about three years. As Judge Ash
ford puts &c. she has more influence
In Honolulu than any other person.
And now her parents have stepped in
and desire TO have her transferred 10
them. but there are q number of loyal
Women, well known for the good work
they are doing, who are going to exert
every effort to keep the kiddie where
che is.
The home surroundings OF the girls
parents and relatiyes are not or the
best and Judge Ashford remarks that,
from the testimony he has already
heard, he Is not going to, send the little
girl into. q home where she viii not
have the care and attention she is now.
receiving. The parents viii have to-
present d pretty strong case to make
him change his mind, he declares:
And the little girl herself does not
want to leave the Army, home She
has told the women so. And she may
have Whispered IT to Judge Ashford
as she sat on bis lap In juvenile court
this MORNING.
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Sugar Closets
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Men1betA Honolulu Stock and Bond
4 Exchange - :
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telecho-l f2O8 q.
I. S. DIMES volusrEERs
TO sEavE WITHOUT PAY

wASHINGToG, d C. Tyson s.
Dimes, Denver attorney, recently made
the most generous volunteer PROPOSE
ton that government officials have
heard of. He offers his services to the
government in any CAPACITY without
compensation and he win pay all ex.
penses. eHe organized the Colorado
Aero club. which maintains . machine
and q man in France. In addition tc
his services he stated that his sons
also will enlist Skafr 9th placed his
proposition before the authorities. -