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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
What Is Going On To-day

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-, ri..9r~ the metropolitan Museum OF -
The New Ycfk Iooiogica. Pa.A a.A IT
w., go-tfanlf Paf Museum c''e1 t.
49,, -. the American Game Protective h's,t'A
don. waldorf Astoria l' o. m.'
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w. Wallor' Astoria. u a. n. tf..,,.,
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ridi cub c.ubhouss. ~ Rem-en SlT''.' l.
,ni ., ,,,-s DE- nrbrcv Technical Sohoo,
cI-. residence of Adogh LfNs'"'' '''
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X,,~i,nsI League Hotel N-Api. ) p W" ,,,r.
u,,..inq IN the Sew Yo-k Browning a''ie'5' wa
10, a.T A' 5g IN. lie a. Fine A. cub Hotel
Mo-, A.,o5. Of me Musical Union OF Woman Artists
Hole A 81 ,5- Hes York BOARD q Trade ana
Traasp,-,a,ioa. rooms oi 'ie u'''''
,,' way ' -, P1e Board of Elucadol. hail ~ ne
hoard. Park Avenue and Fhy -'i'h >''''
,i,a m by T. 81 Newman on .r.k.ins TIE I'M
r,.-iaf raIare euI ths crest " a. Nt r.
academy ~ Music Bf"'h''' y "'
rc5u 1 by whny warn o. rag qae' ,.,.o or
" 80, .rr.ira++ fnr fI.r .rnrH' '- 49,.
lane soldiers in French armies Ae'''"'
r i,1.. i,' Il by H S weaoe's', r- oa FORUM
p'.to5t and pcka.1 averu.,. Bn"s. ID. D. pm
patIr lecture by Cnlr" p45en. g' pn,i,l -sci.o.
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f.'.ot 4 tatlman affirmative -il W-i.s ,,,i'..
IN negsuyel in dr1i.e "l ,.ii,,-. ti.Ir
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Aires ,.., Nix E..o,,-.es - 'e Ua,sd STAT. "
n,,'ilti- uerf.rg " fne N.w lorS i've. !.
4, s.sa.l Tor Non school FINS ninth street
sad Tenn ~ $50 sit1r, G6lds,eu ou Tho So sl
a-I pshI-si Aspecf, 81 B'r'h 'Tir'. a, p-.-c
'-fe1ef,e l.lT r,.g,e ,bu--h ~ ire Wessisr.
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l1,tu7e by ale Gusoh on on ne, ~ !" Ar
p"f5'us rs Montague street. Hroospn' SD
Ailrs By WILLIAM l.s., r4i1s, ,, Af M ''''D
f.,fpliC fTC-rt Rf,s OF THE BOARD OF Epl-
CATION $40 D. NJ
MANIiATrAS
.c,,,. or Germany" M, Man Alec Has'ehu-st
Public school %. Wet Houston street Lear
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m. s.hooi loI lllth street near Lexington Ave
o.. ,5.o,lo pro-ak.- Daniel gregory Mason. Hunter
g,ur.s Ie.irg-ou Avenue All SlTn -elghiN = f.'-
DAYS IN ire o. ...i1 '' 81. - '''''''
tn rue f H1.. rsia',- Inn sra,is r.s. aad rr-
,nt. rliD ,.arn Public i-h a9' BOD "''-
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f-rfl Sfrre. . 60. g.
"a II 4 n Wss' llr'i street
..ti..bo,e,, iir i'alsrl Giscnl0 Quir'tro tliI-
dren'. Ad S.ricy Hester ana Efaheif Streets
TIE BRONX
NsasIaI ars'
louis a. Wiikirs1r Public school u. lffn
Sfr-ef east ~ Wills Avenue
.s,yhy 10 We Die 50 Young Georse r shrine.
" D Public school A. Randolph and Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Bowling Green" Makes Bow
In Spring Phone Book

The New York Telephone Company is
distributing 10000 copies Of the spring
edition Of is directory in New York
CRY. This contains 94s pages and the
names OF 10000 subscribers.
Bowling Green" has been added TO
;he list Of exchanges in the city. This
Office serves 300 subscribers in the
area bounded by Broadway. Morris
street. Greenwich Street and Battery
Place.
New York City directories will also
be placed with subscribers in New Jer-
sey. Westchester. Long Island and
Rockland County. Altogether about
975.. 600 copies OF the edition will be
distributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Miss Ruth Hopper to Wed

County Register John J. Hopper and
Mrs Hopper, Of 352 West l2lst Street.
announce the coming marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Hopper, 10 George
S. Iiauck. Of Bayside. Long Island, 10
take place the evening Of April Q. a. s
o'clock. in the ballroom Of the Hotel
Gotham. Miss Hopper will be attended
by her sister, Miss Dorothy Hopper.
The best man is 20 be G.. Gelston
Moore. ir The ushers will be william
G.. Tolard. Louis Carreau, Haydock II.
Miller. Alfred T.. Finlay, Valdemar p.
Fogh and Howard 3. b. Boden. 4 re-
cep..on will follow the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Brill Bros. Employees to Dance

The Brill Brothers Employees Mutual
Benefit Association will hold vaude-
Vile entertainment and ball tonight
at Terrace Garden. Among those who
will appear on the stage are Van ana
Sohenck. from the Century Theatre;
Walter c. Kelly. Belle BAKER. tecH
Cunningham. Eddie Cantor and Julius
Iannen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
Plays and Players

John Mason has been engaged to ap-
pear with Lew Fields in Bosom
Friends Frank Mandel's new play
which will be seen in New York on
April .. It. will probably follow the
Coburns's three weeks engagement At
the Liberty Theatre. Irene Fenwick
has already been announced for one
Of the leading roles. and the names Of
two more we'll known actors will be
divulged. one at time. in the near
future. This play will mark NJ
Fields's initial attempt at a SERIOUS
part.
Nessrs. Urban and Ordynski have en-
gagged Henry Stanford for the cast o.
"Nju." their first production al the
Bandbox. which will omen Thursday
evening. March %.
The opening date Tor LaUrette Tay-
lor's new piece. "Uut There ar the
Globe Theatre. has been set for Tues
day. March ~. Frank Kemblc Cooper
end Lynn Fontanne. row playing in
The Harp OF Life" have been retained.
and others in the cast are Louis Edgard.
the expert Cockncy Cialcctician, Her
bert bruce. j. VI. Kerrigan. Colin
Campbell. Douglas Ross. Leslie Rye
croft. Eleanor Scott L'Estelle and Lii
ian Brennard.
Philip Moeller has made A rhymed
translation of "Scanarelle," Moliere's
comedy. which viii be presented on the
fourth bill Of the Washington Square
Players at the Comedy next Monday
Margaret Romano. the prima donna
Of Have Heart now In is last
week az the Liberty Theatre. vii be
starred by Henry ". savage 20 new
production early next season.
An all-Irish programme will be given
By John Philip Sousa and his band al
his only New York concert this season.
10 be held at the Hippodrome Sunday
eveTing.
Marilynn Miller. Of the Winter Gar
den, has been placed under contract by
the Shuberts for ten years.
Nance O'Neil. who has been out OF
the east Of THE Wanderer' for nearly
four weeks on account OF a sprIned
ankle. will return next Monday night.
Ruth s.. Denis and Ted Shawn vii
be az the Palace next week with a new
programme of dances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
The BLESSINGS or PEACE.

sAccHYIIDEs FRAGMENT B.
Rich wealth and flower Of honeyed song are brought
BY mighty peace and whensoeer she reigns'
Man offer 10 the gods within their fanes'
Mid yellow flames on affairs finely wrought
The bones 81 kline sheep with prisons If"ue""
Then too the youth the privilege obtains
On games Of prowess and the flutes gay s'ra'"S
And gladsome rcycls 70 direct his thought
The shield il spun with spider-webs sharp Spc"'7
And twoedged swords are unto rust prey
The brazen trumpet giveth forth no sound
And from our eyelds, gentle sleep that cheers
The heart and soul, is stolen not away;
Love-songs burst forth and joyous feasts "Douno
ADELAIDE
There the town Anne suggests, that believes IN by ou"
eay-Wilkesbarre
And you all know the town Of the tornup strce'"
= There's keeping a secret from YOU T. l. ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

Harry Thaw old readers may remember as
aee parsonage been adudged insane by PennSVNah@
Disrc+ Attorney Swami determined to obtain writ OF
s,s cou and demand Thaws appearance for trial Inc New
NO Motto is Ir at first he insane, try, try again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

Few are the mmuabe convictions Of this department put tn
,arong them: Elm" prose and verse Is monosylaoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
The Coming Tower
TO CONTRIBUTING POETS


Bards Of passion and o. mirth.
Penning mournfully and gsily.
Things Of moment and Of worth.
Sending many Of ttcm daily
TO this Taradiddlc Tower.
Won't you minimize your powc.'
A. nightly come 90 work.
Never. never. surges DER me
YEARLY the wish 90 shirk
Whatsoever task before me-;
And muse. with zest and zip.
Now ! think rn write a pipr'
Then. before the heights scale.
Ere ] grow completely dizzy.
With the vast vcsperian mail
!. 10 coin a phrase. get busy:
And find there every nieht
Better verse than can write.
well" rcsiruedly ] say.
Half i'm JOY and hale in sorrow.
Il shall run this verse to-day
Put mine own or till tomorrow.
For" I add. chat mighty line
Passes any stuh OF mine.
Should set myself above
Reverence to Truth and Beauty?
Art should be mine only love;
To the readers all my duty"
So I print anothcr's verse.
Confident mine would be worse.
r. cky IS my road and rough.
Deep my Ssh. and sad my moan is;
please don't always have your stun
So much better than mine own Is.
DO not shove me on the shelf
Let me write some stuff myself !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
4 PARFIT. GENTIL TICKET SELLER


A PARFIT. GENTIL TICKET SELLER
SIR T. ought to be recorded somewhere that the ticket seller
a. Grand Street station Third Avenue is gentleman
Hu out change the regulation manner and then pHs
Up the coins the ticket and puts them in ones cod SUM-
gred hand. hAhhNNh i
The man who gives up his subway should not
resent three contrbs have written their RECOMMENDATION
.r cro him ont Of his place in tcket-buyng line Woman
bno bum sport are bum spors-though 'ShV
their falkland take every advantage possible For alas! many
advantage closed to them
UNFAMILIAR MISCONCEPTIONS
,rr- ~ ,s fin ,. United Nori D''0'
"Cd forgive them because they don't know what they are
doing
II American participation in Belgian relief is to be Withdrawn
We shall have TO lind another for the paid for Coming
Tower manuscripts BY the the sale has been good recently
A M1L1rARIsrs GARDEN OF VERSES
patriot should say whats true.
And nothing should he ever do
To make our peace a whit less stable
At least as far ne is able.
The shells arc raining all around
Why not on you and me?-
They're raining the fields Of France
And the ships at sea-
wen 60 careful writer as Mr. Isaac F. Marosson says-n the
March Bookman -"forecssted"
.al e.. ,as' profile" in '''"'"' the ''T;
have the page and tho answer
Miss Alice
- 10 entitled "Bettina Seymour Everett
year,.
2 viii lend it to you read and study
with the hope day you have one
Or
For II ia an intensely interesting page
And sometimes you viii find II
naughty.
The sonata ~ IN sesson six minutes yesterday, four min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

Sir It ought to recorded somewhere that the ticket seller
as Grand Street of the Third Avenue Is gentleman
Vss ont ones change in regulation and then picks
N the coins with the and puts them in ones cold SUM-
- - KATHERINE TAYLOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14
THE ELUSIVE, OR SLIPPERY, ELM

Sir No. it does cheer that 81 conscientious ooecors
arise the line
NV summit elm sentineled the ridge
Possibly the word elm" monosylabc sound 10 inc
formal car which reads poetry with metronome or compcses on e
naoa But to other it IS more pleasantly prolonged 'n0
d which counts for two sylabes without being een or
% than compressed with superhuman effort into genuine
and extremely harsh) monosyllabe
Pcevishy yours,
WALTER PRCHARD EATON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

As lar as netrcai concerned it should be read-or'
any rate it should be capable of being read with metonome'
not we make bold to disagree pleasantly prolonged into
- bb counts for two svables The harshness should be
avoided bv the writer would be to follow elm by word
with consonant The only instance Of elm that alded
Bors Familiar when you look EN- Quotations we recall
i, The coupet from I'll Penseroso'
Under the shady roof
OF branching elm star-proot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

Nessrs. Urban and Ordynski have en-
gagged Henry Stanford for the cast o.
"Nju," their first production az the
Bandbox. which will oDen Thursday
evening March -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

The Senate wa session SIX MINUTES yesero"y' OF 0O' I'M
ues under DOGGY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-14

yen so careful writer Mr. Isaac F. Marcosson says-T
March Poolr,an- "FOrccasted."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

Japanese. lead in thetnum5er of per
! sons filing divorce suits in the loca
court during the last five years. TIKI
principal complaints made by JapA
nese plaintiffs In such cases are non
support and desertion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
s! s!!:IAR,BULLEIIN u CENTS Ri MONTH
FAHY. AITERsusy SALES co
roqo sALEs AND skercs sfsroN
a
ssss seyr~ sSk-4 AvuNB 80

omtisssn,
y hsvs feu11 zsrsasns
Given % psrfsct lo(fieatfou.
u ha9s Ssftie6 a - ~
of xerolens Oh aftsr eaten.
o1Eo t9nte eotne naee n1th
ene o1fIorunt makes or lnhr1s
: oettng o11n md 81 1s for 4
this reaeon that ~ reocnnan1
esrolens nor ms lrbr1esttcn
Heptnz MS insornst .eu
ssnsrs. ). - 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

money this year, out even at that he
believes the store is selling nearly a;
many pairs Of shoes this year as last
Halelena Park, Manoa, is one oil
the new real estate tracts that has
built up most rapidly in the last few
months. Two years ago there was
scarcely house in the whole area
which was formerly known as the
Cooper tract. To-day, neat and pretty
bungalows dot its carefully laid out
streets. . The tract was opened by
the Warehouse Trust Company. i
Several big road rollers on Oahu
laxerue are keeping busy a big gang
lof road laborers. Moonlight is be-
ling employed by the contractors
these evenings : to good advantage,
and Manoa citizens will soon have
| a road that they may well be proud
of. & - e..
While YOU are 1ioticing the i'm
proyements that have come to Homo
lnln in the last year, don't fail to
notice how the College of Hawaii
has gained in looks through the con.
struction of q gold road past the
building, and the addition Of lawns
and tennis court.
The opening u Bishop street from
Merchant to the waterfront, planned
by the territory and city in the near
future, is something to which Hon
olulu may weef look forward with
pleasure. 1t will give a clear drive
10 the center OF town for tourists
arriving here on the big steamers.
{ If anyone thinks business Is bad
in Honolulu he should have his gloom
dispelled by Edward A. McInerny.
Business was never better with u.s."
says <McInerny. Since we put up |
the new store we have had q larger
volume Of trade than ever before
Calamity howlers are all wrong.
There is every indication that our
and that Of everyone else
S to continue. Why shouldn't Homo
ulu be prosperous? We haye~a good
i've population of over $4,000 right
here I'm Honolulu, to say nothing
,bout over 1900 soldiers"
Seven thousand tons Of hay year
IRE received here for army horses, ae-
,ordiug TO approximate figures obtain
lble. Oats probably total $500, 600
,ounds during the IL months. Bran
comes IN at the rate of $4,000 pounds
naonth or approximately 100000
,oumds year.
BY land exchange which has re-
emily been transacted, the territory
t Hawaii secures SO square feet near
.iitha and School streets for 3s2 feet
mich is conveyed to e. G. Winston.
ne purpose Of the exchange Is TO
raighten out the street line In that
tcfnity. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
PERIscOpIc VIEWS Of the FUTURE

LOOKING hack into the wears tia,
nave floEn by, the passing ar whicl
mas Witnessed . wonderful transforn,a
ton In the city Of Honolulu. from a. -
tEniie primitive village to q mod
ern eity based On substantial prorress
ano steady growth. "kamaafna" busI.
nessmens who have seen and partic1.
pated N this transformation have
oeen asked By the Star.Bulletin for
a. expression Of opinion a To What
me future holds for the capitaI of the
tsnneryS Their views follow:
!. spaidlna president and man.
80 81 the Bank Of HonoIulu-The
Win probably determine tina
a.e or events during the nert sey.
- ssrs, but. do not think thera
proerass ~ 2 be alarmed over the
lists have now issrT five years. Tour
islands and although e come to the
open for travel once norge VIII be
war Is over, Hawaii viii suref the
tinue to get its share Of tourists. W.
cannot give too much attention to
public affairs in the next few years.
not only because It is necessary for
the progress Of the actual business of
the city, but we must keep things in
shape II we are to hold the tourist
trade that has been built mp and only
temNorarily cut off. / ,
John Lucas, president and naanaoer
Of the Honolulu Planning Mil, Ltd
Honolulu could not move backward,
anyway. i There Is too much money
invested here. The prico Of sugar
may 60 down when the war is over
ana VIII have corresponding effect
upon our business, but We are now in
Q condition where we cannot move
right ahead. u can remember when
was running around the foot Of Fort
street In bare feet and short trousers.
Since that time Honolulu has moved
ahead rapidly and steadily, and | be- |
IieVe 1t will continue so and even
more rapidly in the next five years.
John J. 6elserT> president and man.
lger OF the Honolulu Construction 4 /
orayine Co., Ltd.-The completion of
he ship repairing facilities of Peaf1
darbor ought to bring large number
II nrst class artisans and their FAM
lies to Honolulu. Then there will be
n increase IN the military population
Il the city, besides which there is Ger.
atnly general increase in our popu.
alton Indicated in the continual con-
truction Of new buildings about the
ity.
Bishop street should eventually be-
ONE an important part of the city's
etail business section with the con-
truction Of the proposed new build
1gs there. The extension of the
treet to the waterfront and to Bere-
ania will be an important factor in
leeting the city,s growth.
The construction Of the new federal ,
uilding, which should certainly begin
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

Business is rushing instead Of being
at standstill or dying down since
the war began, according to E A. ia
scobson OF the Union-Pacifie Transfer
Company. who, with John T. Wirud,
took over that organization some five
years ago. In the time that has passed
since then the company has seen the
motor truck gradually suppla1t the
.horsedrawn wagon, doing three or
four times the work in, the same time
as before. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

During the last five years the Ha.
waiian Electric Co. has extended Its
lines over practically the entire island
or Oahu. Aside from the production
OF current the company has main.
tanned a@thriVing fee manufacturing
and cold storage business
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
Short Bits
On Chy's
. Progress.

The crowds On the street and the
decreased traffic and the great mum
Der Of new buildings which have been
erected taking the place or the Ole
pnes, 70 my mind emphasizes the
Growth OF Honolulu during the past
five years more than anything else"
says William Hoogs, real estate de-
partment Bishop Trust Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

Z
within the next year. Of nav hu,,a,r,,
for the large firms OF the islandS a.
~ new roads which have been made
possible BY the liberal appropriation
OF me last legislature. are al roInr
% contribute much to the deYelopment
IoI The Islands during the next few
Raymond c. Brown. ......
Snamber Of comneeee-The 1reatast
measure or progress, In my opinion r.
SHOWN In the evolution or town into
Z modern city made I'D TODAY OF men
ana women The advancement In rho
past 10 or II years has really been
marvellous. We have gone fnOm =
mule car to an electric car town W.
49, Zee sosaneed from the viii of the
% INTO 2 period Of the viii OF
sne people. We have graduated, from
kInoergarten Of indifference into a
cIass OF activity. Money formerly
oe men, now men make money In
fAe past George could do II for Won
COM II you don't do It yourself your
fuses ttor probably win. london -.
account oftroy her old landmarks ON
planted themttment. We have sun.
thing belonging tHonolulu by aome.
Nothing, in my 6e century.
crossed 50 much In Hon1> has nro-
ress. This Is evidenced in ans nroe.
activity. Our schools are better q,
need only observe our streets. II
automatic telephone, electricity. We
can now coal ship In very short or.
der. The horse Is almost q relic. A
Few years back It required three days
to make trip around the island. Now
all one needs Is about six hours.
Think OF our improved water system!
See our magnificent homes! What
about our defenses?
ri Progress has been the greatest
thing In this community within the
past few years. =
Charles s. Desky-I claim there
are $4,000 people living in Homo
lulu which is one Of the principal Tea-
lures Of the growth Of Honolulu dur. |
ing the past five years as there were |
hardly half that number here then. |
Regardless of how long the war con-
tinues believe that HonoluIu's popu. I
lation will continue to grow and firm.
" believe the 100000 mark will be-
reached in a year or two. All these
people who have come here and will
come are going to buy land which Is
the lowest in price in any city OF
equal size in the United States. TIL
reason for the moderate price Is that
there has been very little property
for speculation, the people
buying the land for the purpose Of
building homes.
David =. Thrum - ''The expansion
Ind upbuilding Of Honolulu should
continue even faster IN the future.
The retail business section must
spread to meet the increasing, bust.
less of the merchants of Fort street,
t will undoubtedly run into Bishop II
itreet when the new buildings are put |
Up there"
There will be serious problems to
ace, In the mixed population Of thei
stands and of the city, but / have
aith In the ability Of Honolulus busi-
less leaders, who, / believe, are as
Inc as can be found anywhere, to-
meet the difficulties although they
nay be more trying than the problems
re have faced in the past"
VI,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

An important event in local court
circles during the last few. years has
been the complete remodelfng of the
interior Of the judiciary building,
which houses the circuit and supreme
courts, the department Of public in
fstruetion and the tax office, at q cost
OF about 100000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

4 With a system Of sslf-government,
established as the result otspIans laid
~, Supt Frederick Anderson, a
bngnter future faces the boys indus
trial school at Waialee. Anderson
hal done things since taking charge
OF the institution, which is rapidly
being built up into a model school Of
correction. 5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

More than $500, 900 viii be available
Tor use by the department of public
instruction during the next biennial
period this being the figure fixed by
the last territorial Legislature in the
passage Of the school budget.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

Police court is progressing alon,
with everything else" says Joe No
briga. district court baiIiff. Last yea
We had 1275 cases listed up to thfl
time and today We have just a few
over 1907, s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

During the next two years the de.
partment Of public instruction will
have approximately 1857 200 more to
spend than during the present period,
but the new budget has generously
provided for q raise In the pay Of all
school teachers on the percentage
basis.