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The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Patrons of Mystery"
Get Reduction

The coupon idea having proven
so popular with previous attrae-
tons, Manager TnyIOr of the
shUbert BeInscO has arranged
with the managers Of the new
drama, Mystery" to continue
this discount idea for the OPEN
Iing tonight of this attraction.
All the reader has TO do to
knJoy tho reduction In price is, to
pit the coupon from the theater
Nerti>ement in this paper and
rsent IL when making a pur-
Sc at the box Office.
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CHESAPEAkE REACH.

Realizing that the late summer
and early fan are the most beautiful
time Of the entire year at Chesa-
pcake Beach. large crowds still are
patrOnizinE the Maryland resort
daily. The large picnic grounds com
Wand a wonderful view OF the bav
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COLONIAL BEACH,

The steamer st. Johns has re-
Sumed its regular schedule to Colo
nal Beach after making repairs
me boat will leave this morning at
o'clock. returning at p. m. Trims
starting at a. m. will be made
Tuesday and Thursday. the boat re-
turning the same days at s D. m.
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CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

Open-air dancing on two spacious
paVlilons is the principal attraction
a. CheVy Chase Lake. a high order
OF Jazz music furnished by the Never
paws orchestra has gained hum
areas OF patrons for the popular
dance rendezvous.
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PHILHARMONIC COURSE isss.si sss.:;

PoLIS THIATEh, $50 P. n
Oct. 27-Nne. PAvLovA AND BALLET
RUSST with Svmphuuy Orchestra.
Nov. 3-sme. GALLI-CURcI. CoIors rurl So
prsno.
Nov. l7-CARoLNE LAzZAEI ContrSlto:
CHARLES HLCBETT. Tenor; Mctrurou-
tan Opera Joint Recital
Dec. 3-FRITz KREISLER. Nioliuist
Dec lS-RACHHAHINoTT Pianist.
SclSon priccs-Orrhpstra 81. sl2-5n. SO.
$40. War tax 1885, additiousl. Orders
may nov ~ HIcd at Mrs
Greene's Concert Bureau. Droop's, 18th a G.
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Playwright Grasps LiOe Topic
hWitingNewP Play, Mystery;
Theater Bills Present Variety

TTLIZATION for plots has been prased wide
picture industry years. while the legitimate
field has depended almost wholly upon the ancfu c
change this regards the speak
however forecast by the action OF the
hcatcr choosing the offering which will
tonight Delaney drama Mystery based
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ELUELL MURDER PLAY TO RECEIVE TEST At BELAS
Magnifcently Remodeled,
Locus Columbia 7heater
To Present Masterpieces

IN atmosphere artistic worth, possible only by
alterations and amplhcstion Loes Columbia
Sunday will upon policy Of photopsy exhibition
COR the last few weeks the playhouse undergone
changes and the lobby The finishing
when completed the
bcauty ohe show house OF the Capital
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MARSHALL HALL.

The steamer Charles Manchester
makes daily trips at 10 a. m, 2:3s
p. m. and $50 p. m. with the excep-
riOn Of Sunday. when it leaves at
1880 a. m, 2:3O p. m. and $50 D. m.
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NEW SEATS have been installed
~ in the theater, made possib bic By
elimination Of part OF the stage. The
lobby will be mirrored throughout
The Columbia Symphony Orchestra
will be enlarged and have as it's al
rector Leon Brussilon, a well known
musician.
For the FIRST four days Of the cur
rent week. beginning today, the Co
lumbia presents Maurice Tourneur's
production, The White Circle" tn.
photoplay adaptation Of The Pa
vilion on the Links" Robert Louis
Stcvenson's story. A love story is
woven into the narrative Of adven-
tUre. Janice Wilson. Spottisw oods
Aiken and Jack Gilbert have the
leading roles Marjorie Eambeau
will he seen in The Fortune Teller"
for the remaining three days OF the
week
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THE Loew management has de-
cided to usher in the new ar
rangement with the perturbation OF,
Fanny Hurst's hUmsn-interest sto-l
ry, "Humoresque" This prodBction'
has received the highest OF praise
from motion picture publications
and from New York newspapers. IN
which city Il ran uninterrupted at
the Criterion thcster for l. weeks
when booking arrangements ne
cessitsted its termination.
The Columbia thester will run ,1-
clusively Paramount super-zttrsc-
tions, of which "Humoresque" viii
be the first. No attraction will b.
shown for less than a week.
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LoEw-> PALaCE-The attraction q

LOEW'> PALACE-Thc attraction at
LoCw.s Palace Thcatcr for the full
week. beginning this afternoon.
Will be Miss Dorothy Dalton. one
OF the sensations of the last drs-
matte season in New York. in
Guilty of Love" brilliant pictUr-
ization ~ Avery Hopwood's stage
success. This Woman-This Man"
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FOLLY - one of the brightest
SpOkCs in the American Wheel
comes to the Folly Theatcr today
under the title of "Kewpie Dolls"
The show is said to contain many
features not usually found in
burlesquc. among them being
most stupcndOUs scenic effects.
and a number of acts comprise a
veritable assortment of vaude-
vile de luxe.
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And at the Resorts

twenty miles wide. Free dancfnr 10
a daily attraction.
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LOEw's COLUNBIk-As its fca-
tured attraction for the first four
days Of this week Loew's Columbia
Theater. beginning this afternoon.
will offer Tho White Circle"
film adaptation of Stevenson. 5
The Pavilion on tho Links" For
the final three days Of the week,
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on lut recent LlWtll uluIuGE case.
Pre-shOwing notices indicate
that while the drama will keep
within the bounds of murder play
Conventions. the playwright has
been ambitious and gracious enough
20 offor a solution to the mystery.
The New York police department
probably will have a man on hand
al the theater tonight to fash back
the clue 70 the solution to the case,
- set forth in the last act.
THE NEW NATIONAL likewise
offers a new play, but OF widely
different type. Here We have the
cactus and chilli con Carne of Mex
leo furnishing a background for
.sThe Broken Wing" an absorbing
comedy-drama. Paul DiCkey ana
Charles W. Goddard, Co-authors
Of numerous stage successes, wrote
the play. Sargent AbOrn, known
internationally as an opera pro-
ducer. spOus s1red the production.
Character acting runs rampant
through the play. Many novelties
are brought into the action. The
cast includes a number of names
familiar to glayEUCrs. 1t is led by
Inez Plummcr and AlphOnse Either.
IGDABY NINE" the perennial
o. ID laughing fest born in the fer
tile mind of Margaret Mayo. opens
al the Shubert-Garrlck tonight with
AN thf good luck signs pointing
thereto. The Garrickcrs have made
happy choices in their offerings late
Iy. and are rosily confident that this
N eck's production will be one which
will upset all previous standards Of
eNccIIence-even that set by "Oh,
Boy" To Nell BUrnCs falls the lead
ing feminine role. Guy Robertson
plays opposite her. L. NJ. Bell and
Nelson Goudhuc divide the comedy
honors-
hJONETTE. the singing gypsy vio-
~ Iluisr. is the brightest star in
the constellation offered at Keith $
This week, although costarred with
L0Oua La Mar. titled The Girl with
a Thousand Eyes NOnette regis
tered a hit in Some bodys Sweet
heart" last season. Her musical ca
roer ted her to accompany NOrdiCa
and Schumann-H Heink on their con-
CERT tours. Miss La Mar is rcputed
10 know everything. Her set. II is
said is one of the most ambitious
psychic offerings IN vaudeville. Mar
shall Montgomery. considered the
worlds greatest ventriloquist. also
has an hOnOred place on the bill
Other acts. embodying song. dance
and mirtn in general. complete the
bill
POBBE BARRY, one of the funni-
II est men in burlesQue, is the
featured comedian ar the G4yatl-
Thrater this week. when the Maids
of America" will appear in ''Varie-
ties la Mode" A beauty chorus Of
high Csliber IS one Of the many
bright spots in the production.
THE FOLLY Theater offers The
kewpie Dolls" production
bringing into play a number of spec
taCular scenic ,Tects. Jack ShcrgeI
and Frank Penny are the leading
funmak-rs
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GAYETY-In "Varieties "a la Mode -
to be presented by The Maids Of
America" at the Gayety all this
week. is to be found representa-
tive bits Of every form of stage
entertainment from comedy to
grand opera. 1t is said to be re-
pIete with humorous situations
and brilliant flashes of satire on
current events.
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THE FOLLY Theater offers The
Kewpie Dolls" production
bringing into play a number Of spec
taUular scenic fleets. Jack ShcrgeI
and Frank PENN are the leading
fUnmak-rs
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MoORE.> srRAND-rhe biggest an

NOORE'S STRAND-Thc biggest and
most prctcntious Offering the
vaudeville field has given 20
Washington in several seasons -
tho headline number Of the bill al
tho Strand this week. beginning
tomorrow. The Overseas Revue
is the title Of the production. and
ia il are featured Blanche Latell
and Billy G. Welp with an sIl-sts-
cast and Broadway beauty
chorus in support
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

POBBT BARRY. one Of the funni-
II est men in burlesque, is the
featured comedian at the Gayety
ThraIer this week. when the Maids
of America" will appear in 'eVarie-
ties a la Mode" A beauty chorus Of
high Csliber IS one Of the many
bright spots in the production.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

Marjorie RsmbeaU in The For-
tune Teller" will be shown.
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kNICkERBOCKER-

HANDALL'S kNIChERBOCKEH
Today and tomorrow at Crandall.s
kniCkerbocker will be shown for
the first time here the latest star
ring vehicle Of Viola Dana. one or
the most talented Of the younger
stars Of tho screen. in The
Chorus Girls Romance. Tuesday
and Wednesday will be seen
Marshall Ncilan's greatest comedy
production. Don't Ever Marry -
Thursday and FRIDAY. Anita Ste
Nart in Tho yellow Typhoou.
Saturday. Mildred Harris Chaplin in
Polly Of the Storm Country"
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This Week S Shows

NATIONAL.-"The Broken Wing.
comedy drama by Paul DiCkey and
Charles W. Goddard, cO-authOrs of
The Misleading Lady" The
Ghost Breaker" and other sue
cesses, ard sponsored by SerGt.
Aborn, will have it's initial pre-
sentatiOn at the National tomor-
row night.
SHUBERT-BELAsCO-Edward De-
laney Dunn's drama, Mystery"
based on the famous Elwell crime
which has baffIed the New York
police since last June. will open
the autumn season at the Shubert-
BelascO tonight.
HUBERT-GARRICK Following
their successful plunge into
musical show with "Oh Boy" the
Garrick Players will get back to
straight comedy this week when,
beginning tonight. they will offer
Margaret MayO's lively farce,
"Baby Mine"
q. r. kEITH'S-LCOna La Mar and
Nonette will be the CO-stars OF
ing at matinee tomorrow. Miss
La Mar. known as The Girl with
a Thousand Eyes" is considered a
marvel in the physic line. and
Nonette. the singing Gypsy violin
istc, also siS a top-nOtCner in her
line.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Current Film Plays

doORE's RIALTO-Constanc Bin
ncy, winsOmc star OF stage and
screen, will bo the attraction at
Moore's Rialto Thcatcr all this
week, beginning Monday. star
ring in "3s East" the Rachel
Crothers' play in which she made
the biggest triumph of her stage
career, and is said to repeat her
success on the screen.
- Norma TaImsdge,
one of the most brilliant Of
screen stars, will be pictured
throughout the current week at
CrandalI's Theater, beginning at
3 o'clock this afternoon, in The
Captivating Mary Carstairs," a
vehicle fer her unparalleled tall
ents that is new to Washington.
CRkNDkBL'S METROPOLITAN
The Chorus Girls Romance" 4
comedy nee Of the stage and
the college campus, in which
Viola Dana will be pictured as
star Of the bill at CrandalIs
Metropolitan Theater throughout
the current week. beginning this
afternoon. is delightful screen
version OF r. Scott Fitzgerald $
story, Head and Shoulders"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

James Tuthill of Gregg & Company
leaves Maui today via Honolulu for
the coast. d.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

There has been a renewal of heavy
fighting in Ashanti.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

lens of peoples with mutual inter.
ests?' And will we then stand as an
~lrrefutable argument in favor of a Wig
orous prosecution of Governor Frear's
(and other Chief Executives)) policy
OF manning the land with real home.
seekers and legitimate ho~mesteaders.
n. p. Baldwin Aids
A splendid beginning in a new direc.
ton was made by the late Mr.. H. p.
Baldwin when he set aside private
corporation lands adjacent to the Kui-
aha government tract for a homestead
ing experiment.
His hope was that if the government
project attracted the right kind of
settlers and they made good, he would
do his part to help the good work
along. His promise was fulfilled in
the opening of the Kaupakalua tract
which now forms, part of ours, on pre-
cisely the same terms that the gov
eminent offered. May others, here
and in other places, follow in his
footsteps when the work of real home
stealing has progressed apace.
| should like to have touched on the
twenty odd other homestead groups
on the Island of Maui. But their his
tory like ours is still in the making.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
Results Secured on Maui Show 49,.
| demonstrating Is Real Success
Continued From Page ~

would still be among us. Their falling
by the wayside in the unequal strug-
giles of 1914 inflicted a great loss in
the fulfilling of III promise. Never
theless a nucleus still remains of the
original pioneer colony, and to these
some worthy new recruits have been
added. And as an indication of pro-
gross and of possibilities for the fu-
ture, If not a prophecy, it may be
not amiss TO here record the actual
accomplishment of our most repre-
sentative homesteaders. At least
three of these were skilled mechanics,
men earning high wages at the time
of their taking up homestead lots in
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tract
in 1912. They had had some farming
experience, were able bodied and pos
sessed some little savings as all in
dustrious thrifty men may have, and
as essential a factor Of success as
any, they possessed a love for the
country and a spirit of the independ-
ence of the pioneer-a stock out of
which the truest American citizenship
springs. They builded their own cab
ms in the woods, cleared and planted
most of their land by the sweat of
their own brows, becoming horny
hdlluth ny llltll HOllCol lOlls AIN uON
at the end of 4 six or seven years
they have amassed a decent independ.
ence. Two of these at least, have told
the writer that, while they have un-
doubtedly worked harder, they have
laid aside more for the rainy day that
is sure to come, been happier and
healthier-and that the future means
more to them than had they stuck
to their former jobs, eve during the
period of exceptionally high wages.
Others of our clan, including some
splendid women, have Jared but little
less well, though through nc faults
of their own. And, in any event, many
of us would not today exchange the
present for the past, or for anything
that we can see in the future. This
then is the present status of our test
which our newspaper friend challeng-
ed.
New Problems Arise
Even the comparatively short time
that we have been here has brought
with it new and unforeseen problems.
Not the least of these is the needed
cooperation OF workers of various
races, in which our own duty seems
clearly defned,-the setting of exam
pie that will bring understanding and
inspire respect and reverence for u
ideals and our institutions. Perhaps
it is this, in large part, that has held
some of us to the plowhandles of a
Hawaiian homestead, even though the
city has beckoned and would seduce
us with more material things.
Is it true then, that this Home
stealing Test" on Maui ia fulfilling
the hope of its friends that they would
work out for themselves (and there
fore for our beloved Hawaii), the prob
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

The district court at Waikiki has
been running full time this week,
principally on liquor cases.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP.
ERTY FOR DELINQUENT TAXES
To AGGIE A. DUPoNTE, and
To All Whom 1t May Concern :

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
l, Jno. N. Halemano, Deputy Assess.
or and Collector of Taxes. in and for the
District of Hama, Second Taxation
Division of the Territory of Hawaii,
hereby give notice that | viii, in pur-
suance of the provisions Of Section
1892 of the Revised Laws of Hawaii,
1915, upon Saturday, the goth day OF
November, 1920, at IL o'clock Noon of
said day in front of the Court House
at Hama, County of Maui, Territory of
Hawaii, aforesaid, sell all the right,
title and interest of said Aggie A.
Duponte, in and to the land described
in Royal Patent 1929. Mahele Award
to Keohokalole, containing an area of
so Acre, more or less, situated at Ha-
moa, District of Hama, County and
Territory aforesaid, together with all
buildings thereon, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash to salts
fly the lien for IKE thereon, together
with interest and costs as follows:
TaH Assessed Upon Said Property AS
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
OF January 1:

Total $3.50 s 80 $1.OO S1O.56
together with the costs and expenses
of this sale.
Aggie A. Duponte, the person as
sessed as the owner of said property
and from whom the taxes aforesaid
are due, and all other persons having
any interest in the above described
property, are hereby warned hat un-
.ess the foregoing taxes with all inte.-
st, costs, expenses and charges are
paid before the time specified for the
sale thereof, the property herein ad-
vertised for sale will be sold as adj
vertised.
Dated at Hama, Maui, 7. H. this 18th
day of October, A. d. 1920.
JNO. N. HALEMANO
Deputy Assessor and Collector of
Taxes, District of Hama, Second
Taxation Division, Territory Of
Hawaii.
(Oct. %, 20; Nov. 5, IL, 49,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
MAUI TWENTY YEARS AGO
tFrom Maui New October 20. 1900

James Tuthill of Gregg & Company
leaves Maui today via Honolulu for
the coast. .
The district court at Waikiki has
been running full time this week,
principally on liquor cases.
The Mauna Loa, Kinau and Clau-
dine all touched at Maui ports Tues
day night.
There have been heavy rains in
Waikiki and Central Maui this week
and on Thursday a heavy electric
storm prevailed.
Mrs. G. w. Adams, recently from
the Coast, arrived in Maui on the
Kinau Thursday to join her husband
who is superintendent of the Spreck-
%lesville railway.
To the Spreckelsville and Kihei
plantations there have been delivered
$50 cane cars.
Waikapu stream, where Il crosses
the road from Waikiki to Maalaea
Bay was impossible for a while on
Tuesday and few hacks went to meet
the Honolulu boats.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

Building Program Big-NeXt years
building program for Oahu, submitted
by the Department of Public Instruc-
ton to the building Inspector for an
estimate of costs, includes 105 dwell
ing rooms for rural teachers and &c
classrooms in addition to making UP
the existing shortage of 16 class
rooms in rural schols at present. Ter
ritorial officials are working on q bill
which probably will be presented at
the next session of the legislature
making the reporting of births com
pulsOry.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

Spreckelsville mill finished its
grind last night with an output of
1880 tons.
For two weeks in succession the
foreign mail has arrival in Honolulu
and laid there for nearly a week be-
fore being transhipped to the other is
lands.
The cloudburst in the mountins
caused the largest amount of water at
Honokawai that has eyer been ex-
p%erienced. At Lahdna there was
very little rain but the weather has
been very oppressive for the past few
days.
The Zealandia with 200 Mystic
Shriners on board reached Hilo from
San Francisco on Thursday.
The American ship Henry Failing
New York to Kahului 152 days out,
put in at the Falkland Islands. July
20 leaking and with the crew sick.
The Schooner r. r. Hind sailed
from Kahului Thursday with 1860
bags of sugar.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
Teleqraph News

The whole delta between Canto
and West rivers is in a state of dan
gcrous Irritation in consequence. Of
the circulation Of bogus edicts and re-
ports Of defeats of the Allies.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

National Democratic headquarters
in New York forecast = landslide for
Bryan at the November election.
Bryan 800, Mckinley "a and 33 doubt.
full is the Democratic prophecy.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
Dread Suspense

'Oh, doctor, tell me quick!" moan
ed the fair patient, clasping her lap
dog and convulsively nibbling a
thousand-dollar check.
How sick am 1? Is it California,
Florida or Europe ?"-Seattle Post
Intelligencer?" a..
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

The new Philippine commission has
appropriated S2S7,000 (Mexican) for
the payment Of sundry expenses in
Cured by the military for tie benefit
of the insular government in Septem-
Der.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

There has been a renewal of heavy
fighting in Ashanti.
General Wood, in commend of the
United States forces in Cuba has pre-
scented his annual report to the war
department. 1t contains his former
recommendations and that troops re
naming there should be mounted and
tells of the withdrawal of troops in
the past year
The Indian wife Ct George Carmack,
discover of the KlOndike has sued him
for divorce. She says she led him to
the rich placers but was deserted af-
ter he became 4 millionaire.
On October l, the Filipino rebels
killed Lieut.. Max Wagner of the 26th
Volunteers near Pavia. A detachment
of the 44th Regiment at Behol Island
encountered ar enemy force and kill
ed 80 of them.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

One American was killed and more
than 500 persons are left shelterlcss
by the storm at Nome.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

Spreckelsville mill finished its
grind last night with an output Of
1880 tons.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

The Mauna Loa, Kinau and Clau
dine all touched at Maui ports Tues
day night.
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