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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
Is ENROLLED .
my. N. CADETS

Nearly Is cadets are expected 70
line up for the first roll call 5ot the
second year Of this Organizations ex-
istance at the local Y. d. G. A. The
cadets are the young boys between
the ages Of 9 and IL and last year %
of them constituted the finest gymna'
sfum class Of the association w..
p The summer opening ID this after
noon. AZ which time the boys are 70
be treated to moving pictures in Cooke
hall d the ". NJ. c. A Promptly at
Z O'Clock the company win storm the
gymnasium games hall and swimming
pool under the direction OF the physi'
cal directors.
The boys are to meet three times Q
week-Tuesdays and Thursdays at Z
and on Saturday mornings at 10. A
varied program Of calisthenics, relays,
rgames and swimming, together with
Instructions IN tumbIing and minor
apparatus for the older boys, consti'
tutes the program.
The cadets, as last year, are to be
divided into four teams aud great In
terest attaches to the selection Of the
four captains Last year the four
teams were captained by Gordon Ham,
VINO led the Bears; Warner Hobby,
who succeeded Clarence Cooke, Jr. In
captaining the LIONS; Norman Ellis.
who successfully ran the Hounds, and
Andrew AcGiIl. who superintended
the Panthers, =. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

Especial star. Bulletin Correspondencel
LIHUE, Kauai, June % The clos.
ling exercises Of the Kauai high and
grammar school were. held on Friday
81 the high school grounds, Lifue.
The program was Of q patriotic ma
tare and was Witnessed BY many
friends Of the school
The opening number was cycle ,of
patriotic songs sung by the students
and showed that the younger genera.
ton know both the words and music
Of the national songs.
The drill company Of four squads
then gave q fine exhibition of military
drill and won the praise Of the specta-
tors by their clean, snappy work AIT
Ier this came the squad competitive
drill. Lieut.. Gonser Of the Regular
Army, acted as judge. The competi.
ton was 90 close that two squads had
to drill the second time TO decide the
winner. A pennant was awarded to
the winners, Squad II. Il s
A girls chorus sang two numbers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
CUPS AWARDED
NY.M. CONTESTS

The Hawaiian Gir;e Club was
awarded Q handsome cup at party
given In their honor &C the beach
house Of the Y. w. c. A. last Sat
urday evening. The award married
the close OF the contest between the
various clubs.
The Hawaiian Girls, Club captured
total Of 81 points. and the Girl Guar.
dian Society. the youngest and small,
est club. wen second place with 30
points. At the party. the various
contests were burlesqued. and tea
cups were awarded some Of the indE
yidual members who distinguished
themselves.
Miss Rebecca EEera was awarded q
cup as the champion basketball playa
er N these burIesqne contests, and
Miss Mary Smith was given the honor
as the leading baseball player. Miss
Adelaide Ewing showed the best
knowledge Of the Bible. The points
and standing were az follows:
Attendance at club meetings, II
points, won by Girl Guardian Society.
Basketball, won by Hawaiian Girls
Club. points; Jolly McKinleyttess
second place, 2 points.
Volley ball, Z points, won by Ha
waiian Girls Club.
Indoor baseball, I points. Hawaiian
| Girls Club.
Club exhibition. 8 points. Hawaiian
Girls Club.
Tennis, points. Hawaiian Girls
Club.
swimming. s. points, LYRIC Club.
Educational work, 10 points. Waka-
ba Kai.
Bible study, 10 points, Use Mui.
! Dramatics. 10 points. Jolly McKin
leyites.
Sunshine work. points. Girl Guar
dian Society.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

and then there were several folk
, dances by the children and the older
girls. 80
The last number consisted OF a
| flag drill by 20 girls, and was one Of
the features OF the day. So So
The awarding of Star.Bulletin
Certificate Of Honor for gardening to
the school, and also TO Manuel .Gou.
veia for home gardening was received
with applause. A special school
prize Of IS was won by the lat.
ter for having the most productive
garden at the school.
Lieut. Gonser spoke to the boys
about the importance of observation
and obedience in military work, and
President Patterson OF the Chamber
|of Commerce delivered an address on
patriotism. Es. &.
The high school has developed rap
idly in the past three years and there
we're many favorable comments on
the accomplishments and improve
ments of the school. r.. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
AID CLUB DESIGNATED
TO STAGE VAUDEVILLE
AT CIVIC CONVENTION

Az the result Of Q meeting Of the
Ad Club convention committee. Harry
Decker has been appointed to take
charge Of the vaudeville performances
which Is to be given Monday night
during the civic convention week. 4
special feature 81 the performances
win be an advertising skit. Tom
Sharp has been retained a. technical
adviser.
The music arrangements for the
entire convention have been placed In
the hands Of the Ad Club with A. =.
Larimer In charge, who win have
Charles r. Frazier Is aide IN the com
position Of the special music.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

siderable length. Because OF the dif.
ficulty Of any one corps Of judges be-
ing able to inspect properly the gar
dens in the three sections first named
these sections viii be permitted to do
their own Judging, or to appoint their
own judges.
For, central Maui the chairman Of
the children's gardens department has
been authorized to appoint commit.
final decision. One Of these Judges
win possibly be government official
from Honolulu IL he eau be obtained.
The committees in charge Of the yari-
Gus districts viii each decide as to the
best Of their own gardens, and those
chosen will be submitted to the
judges.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
PRIZES OFFERED
Child FARMERS
especial star-Bulletin corrsspondencs.)

! WAILUKU, Maui, June 22.-At .
meeting Of the childrenis gardens gem
eral committee, held at the Alexander
house last Friday afternoon, It was de-
cided to set apart one Of the six chief
prizes trips to Honolulu) to each OF
the following three sections Moiokai.
Hama district from Kailua to Kaupo.
and West Maui for Honokohau to Olor
walu. The other three first prizes VIII
be awarded to the owners Of the three
best gardens wherever located on CEN
tral Mani.
This decision was arrived at after
the matter had been discussed ct con-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
HILO EXPECTS
RECORD CROWD
ON THEE fourth

sThe big excursion to HiIo for the
Fourth OF July, IL certainly going to
be record success this year, said
r. w. de Yis-Nofton this morning.
There H. 4 fun week yet'to 60 with
II envitable crowd OF 1ast-moment
reseryisfs, and the excursion steamer.
which, by the way is the Mauna' kea
= already more than three-quarters
fuli.
..one sure indication Of the popular.
is Of this bfe program HiIo 10 offering
Is tho fhct that, while the rowing
crews are going over next Saturday,
ID order to have couple Of days, work
ID the enemy;s waters. 90 many Of
their friends are goingtwlth them thii
season that the regular boat for Satur
day next Il already full 70 the guards
The excursion this year has one
advantage ia that the boat stays over
n Hilo until FRIDAY incoming, 50 that
there IL ample time not only 70 take
IA tho whole Of the festival program
even 10 the grand armory ball and the
fireworks, bus also to deyooe the whole
81 Thursday 70 excursions 10 the Vol
cano and ID the Scenic Railroad "a
paauflo. where, by the way the now
hotel butt By the railroad hs really
BIZ asset 20 the island. There IL thus
fime 10 spend the Thursday night at
the Volcano and get down TO Hilo IN
lots Of time TO catch the steamer Fri
day morning.
Yes, am quite ready TO conduct n
excursion to the Volcano on the Thurs
day, and viii 80 over on the excursion
boat TO max up list Of those who
want to 20 ~ The ! Ike In HaIemau.
mau Is certainly more spectacular
than Il has been since 1912. the year
81 the bic rise.
with regard TO the sporting events.
n may Be generally realized that there
are several running events open 70
t0mers. These comprise 100. zoo. run
ming high jump. mile, 40 relay race
Iof 4 men 70 q team, 40 yards low
hurdles pole vault $40. running broad
jump; putting shot, and $50 yards relay
To- 4 men to team, each man to run
40 Yards. These should be q great
attraction for some Of our Honolulu
track men. as the prizes are for gold,
silver and bronze medals. There IL an
I1lrancs Zee Of IS cents each. but this
sun d returned TO al who take part IN
ne race FOR which II Il paid.
Il have received advices that the
16nSnes6 lantern parade Il to Be 4
really big thing this year : :
-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
Boy Cartoonist Has
ll-Year Old Rival

aTed. the 14-year-ohd cartoonist
whose work has appeared IN the Star.
Bulletin, has rival. The rival IL
only IL. His name il Buck and
he takes exception TO Teds idea Of
Uncle Sam.
Buck writes to Ted through the
star Bulletin as follows:
aTed has q very wrong idea about
the stature Of Uncle Sam. He makes
him short and stout, when he should
be tall and thin. This picture the
encloses q picture TO show his own
ideal was drawn by Buck
Buck. IL years old
Unfortunately the picture is In PEN
eli and cannot be reproduced, but
Bucks Uncle Sam IL certainly tall
and thin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

practising law here and Mcleod was
an engineer with the Honolulu Iron
Works. Guests who gathered to speed
them on their way were James II.
Berry, C. p. Gamberton, william
Houk, c. Chaner. Con Sing 10y, A. M.
Himrick, B. Brown and r. A. Hukman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
FAREWELL PARTY. eIvEN

A Jolly farewell party was rendered
two popular Honoiulans, II. ID. Nc
Leod and J. G. Bowen, who leave for
the coast today. IN the nature Of q
Chinese dinner last night. Both are
going to Seattle. Bowen has been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

and powder pun had ceased their
Iooutifying treatment q the spot
where ske couldn't see her skin IN
The mirrori
Probably she thought nhe had
befhed thoroughly back between
her shoulders. and ct that line Of
the neck where the hair starts to
grow. But It's fairly hard reach
ING around 10 wash there Just a
the place where the one button you
can't reach bclonen-and 90. the hath
y apt % be neglected at that SPOT.
Yet, With thin waists or d6collett
dresses the skin shows up its poor
quality numerically.
Even n care produces the finest
grained skin there. II a well 10
powder 4 generously Mhen dress
Ing Tor . loW-necked costume.
Powder should b busted lightly
over the face and then rubbed on.
leaving the soft erect without the
powder itself being apparent. on
the neck. Il can Be applied thicker.
end on the chest and the back q
great deal may Be used. without
"a artificial effect. This a because
the ehin Of the neck and shoulders
q naturally whittier than that Of the
Questions md Answers
~ Mr.. a. 1m1id--l sm sue yosr a.
llye1 answer has ben received ~ tins
tina 4, - yor say. yo1 enclosed { self.
1l1ressed. Stamped enyelcpe. n regArd
- E1Ue1 for luncnoon-box social that
Il1llriy beIonE1 q another oepaftmont
Gut : illnE thsfs nsssI d thai ina
- - tnisrss,s6 rsuSer q yeur cAsts
~ 1IDfocfoIo Goor udDtce cen nuch
W1III ~ o1plse ~ On ~ tfoper p1n
- Gl01I ~ f1cef Hnoo been 0duisS1
. = - = oeoo.ns q tAs psang SinpIss
- ~ l1cs.-E. - .. II
Depln-Mak8 . canopy 81 tpWGls o.
blanEoH over . large basin of boiling-hoG
water. Hold tie fnoo over fhia The
canopy orranHoment win keep TIE sts1rl
a. etslm tks lace tknl fof ave- q Ten
minutes; rub some sod pimple cream a.
wipe On. rub with q plooo 81 Lea In =
few days. ] viii devote enc Chat 10 :
new nsthod q clsaring ths skin Of thess
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

Members OF Frederick Funston Post
No. %, Veterans Of Foreign Wars. win
meet At 1880 O'Clock this evening IN
Phoenix hall Visiting comrades are
invited to attend.
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prince Udine ana VIM. Marconi. the
inventor. postponed their trip through
The south and West on account Of III
mess of both
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26
on. ?. n. RUsHFoRTA, oPTlclAN

Formerly or the Bertelling Optical
Co. Of San Francisco has succeeded
DR.. Caps In Wan e Dougherty's Opt.
cal Department. Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

ker neck. Or me pimpies and
kinckheats bctNeon her shouidersi
or perhaps. her chest and neck
rrened IS pretty. and her shin %
16ll<-and when she turned away
Scn observed that both wash cloth
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SUGAR.
s:ANclsco, June 2s.-suaar:
y s:sz5 ssn.s. Preyious cue
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-26

= = lntsrssls6 re1ler q yonr Chots
~ 1lrnocfofo Gonr udptce cen nnch.
W1UII ~ o1Dtso ~ On ~ fropor ON
q -. lhl (ocef Hnoo been 0dpis87
q - 81 ~ opconnt ~ lAs p,onr pimpIes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20

stands by Your seat. and Mile. S;antone.
the LADY on the stage. names ii and
PLAYS ii forthwith. Sometimes she
misses IL the first time. but rarely.
Those who reject the performers claim
that he actually transfers thought to
his partner. are welcome TO find their
own solution Some presumably clever
people gave il up at yesterdays per
formances. The act is in the last de-
gree mysterious.
The bill runs like this:
Corr and De Costa. The man plays
the piano aud the woman sings. list
less!y at first. but with better success
towards the end.
DEddie Downing. \ comedian who
starts out az mediocre nut and
turns his act into an instantaneous
success with one genuine character
sketch and dozen burlesque charac-
terizations of the nationalitics engaged
in the world war.
E-Mercedes and Mile. Startone.
BILLY Schoen and Eliza beth Mayne
sufficiently funny sidewalk patter act
the man welding stage-German nu-
emily. and the young woman wearing
provocative raiment
Maize King. assisted by F. f. Marini
The girl offeDs dance creations" that
are. for the most part. thoroughly un-
interesting and inartis;ic and the man
cannot dance at all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
This Actually Rem
Superfuous Hair Roots

BY the introduction In this country
of what Is known as the "phela ctine
process" any woman can now rid her
Gus hair or f,izz. The process is en-
tirely new. different from all others,
and far bctter-because il actually
removes the roots. as we'll as the sur
face hair! II is instantaneous. per-
fectly harmless. odoriess and non
irritating.
Just get stick of phelactine from
your druggist. follow the simple direc-
tions-and see the hair roots come out
with your own eyes. No depilatory or
electrical treatment can produce this
result. The skin is left soft. smooth
and hairless as a child's. PheIactine
can be used with absolute safety--one
could even eat II with impunity. If il
doesn't do exactly as claimed you can
have your money back without qucs-
tion.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
SWEEPING CHANGES
IN CiTY'S METHODS

Continued From First Pagc)
Cleaning and Sanitation be placed un :
der the direction OF tho Chief Health
Oniccr
That it is the sense of this com
mittee that the manager of the Gas
Works. the manager of the Water
Works. the manager OF the Electric
Department and tho City Engineer shall
form board of public work.. and
shall be presided over by the Mayer.
who shall cast the deciding vote on
any measure in the event OF a tic.
That the Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Department. the Chief OF Police. ne
building Inspector and the Chief Health
officer shall form BOARD of public
safety, whose meetings shall be pre-
sided over by the Mayor. who shall cast
the deciding vote on any measure in
the event Of a tic.
That it is the sense Of this COM
mittcc that an accounting department
be created by the executive committee
by the consolidation of the sevcra, de-
partments now in existence. and that
the executive committee shall have fun
power to consolidate. centralize or
otherwise change The various clerical
forces to promote efficiency.
That it is the sense OF this COM
mittee that the paymastcr's depart
mcnt shall be a part OF the account
ing department.
That II is the sense of this com
mittee that the office of the Sealer OF
Weights and Measures be placed under
the executive committee
CALLS on ALL OFFICIALS
FOR WRITTEN REPORTS
That, for the information and guild
ance OF this committee. that the officers
in charge OF all departments affected
by these resolutions shall submit a
report. with recommendations. to this
committee, and shall be free to express
their approval or disapproval Of these
resolutions. with their reasons therefor
That the City Attorney shall point
out To this committee the charter
changes necessary TO enforce these
resolutions upon their adoption, with
such other rerisions as me may sug-
gcst TO avoid any conflicting sections,
and TO codify and simplify the charter
of the city in all particulars"
After the resolution had been read
Chairman Rose explained that he Of
fered il merely for the purpose OF Civ
ing the committee something on
which to work" He added that he also
wanted to test the sincerity Of those
claiming>for municipal reforms.
at certainly furnishes plenty of
food for thought commented Council
man Mills.
DR.. d. r. Anderson, president Of the
Civic ASSnriai who attended
meeting as Il spectator. said afterward
that he believed the resolution look cd
toward a bettcrmenl of municipal adj
ministration, which was the chief aim
Of his association.
The resolution was not discussed In
amy way by the committee. it merely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
Drink Hot Water
For Indigestion
Common Sense Advice On Care OF In.
Stomach.

If dyspep,ics, sufferers from gas
wind or natulencc, stomach aciditv or
sourncss. gastric catarrh. heartburn
etc, would take "a teaspoonful OF pure
Disurated magncsia in half "a glass or
nov water. many would soon forget
mat they were ever afflicted MIN
stomach trouble. and doctors wouiS
have to look elsewhere for patients
Physicians tell us that most forms
OF stomach trouble arc due to stomach
acidity or fermentation OF the food
contents combined with catarrh of the
stomach cup of hot water taKsr
with Il teaspoonful OF bisurated mag
neSIa before meals will wash out mn :
Gus and tend Ia prevent food fermsu-
tatJon Of the stomach. Taken an bour
or two after eating they instantly re-
ducc The excess acidity. In either con
dition therefore. the treatment is ON :
incntiN successful and decidedly pre-
icrabtc to the use of artificial diges-
tents. stimulants or medicines used in
diScriniatciy for indigestion.
stomach sufferers can obtain MS
urated MaEnesia from druggists in
either powder or tablets and for treat .
mcnt as outlined above the bisuratod
form should be insisted on. as II ;s
especially prepared for correction. or
stomach acidity.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20
Don't Blame "Spring Fever
For That "Down-and-out" Feeling

have been accommodating and make
themselves felt more distinctly with
the change OF seasons. They show
that nature needs assistance In giving
the system general housekeeping.
Everybody Just now needs "a Few
bottles of 5. S. s. the great vegetable
blood remedy to purify their blood
and cleanse IL OF Impurities. 1t is good
for the children. for it gives them new
strength and puts their system In con
dition so they can more esaily resfss:
the many ailments SO prevalent IN,
summer. 5. 5. 5. Is without an equal
as a general tonic and system builder.
IL improves the appetite and gives nav
strength and vitality TO both old and
young.
Full mformatson and valuable ltteya
ture can be had by writing to swift.
Specific Co, 70 Swift Laboratory. Al Z
lanta, Ga.-Adv. S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-20

being tabled on motion OF C,ounciI,,,p
, Powell. 10 be voted upon when the
committeeman have had an opportunity
I" consider it from ali standpoints.
The measure is expected to create
no small amount OF interest when it's
contents become known to-day. cs-
pec!aly in view of the fact that II
! looks toward the abolition OF several
important offices
RESOLUTION FOR SURVEY
GOES OVER TO NE:N'r MEETING:
The committee also had before il tho
Jones resolution calling FOR, an appro-
priation of $4,000 for a survey to he
made of local municipal affairs by the
bureau OF Municipal Research. OF New
| York. On motion OF Alderman Adams
the paper was tabled until the next
meeting in order to hear from repre-
sentatives of the Civic Association.
which is behind the movement. and
any persons who are Interested in the
matter.
On motion Of Counc ilman Mills n
resolution was adopted requesting the
Council for AN appropriation of 81 900
for expenses which thc committee is
certain to incur.
Alderman W. w Workman. OF Madi-
SSh W I'll u, WIS ticCl'i SuDthtiEl II.
and the committee adjourned to meet
again on March 20.
before adjournment. however. DR.
Anderson took occasion to assure the
committee that inc Civic Association
would be glad TO lend il cooperation
in all matters looking toward an inn
provcment in city government. Coun-
Gilman Mills said that he felt that the
committee entertained the same feel
ing toward the Civic Association. and
that he was sure the two would work
in harmony.
Starting with tho next session. AS
sistant City Attorney Anderson will he
asked to Sit with the committee as its
legal adviser
Under tho resolution creating ii, the
Charter Change Committee has broad
powers looking toward municipal re-
forms. The first session is the begin
ming of what promises to he n long and
hard fought nght to bring about
changes which arc desired in many
quarters. The plan to place practically
the entire administration Of municipal
affairs under one committee will un-
doubtcdly meet with stanch and we'll
defined opposition, while the abolition
Of the offices and the consolidation Of
others will also undoubtedly arouse
aggressive resistance.