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' Honolulu's Leading Qhinese Curio Store
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Hotel St, near Hnnanu
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ai&dam A in a Melberr. tb noted
' n&nlsh lactarr, will address the meta-
kn of the -Y. W. C. A. at a meeting
Ion Friday evenlcj at the asaociatkm
1 building The lecture will beds at
o CiOCIf.
j Madame Malbers H1 lecture on
: "Finland and thn Klni.' Sbe will dl
cuts the culture. bitorj and political
status of the oiipretaed nation. Mi
dame Malbers' la familiar witn her
aubject, which la timely at .this mo
ment At one time sbe was arrested
oy the Russian government for politi
cat actlrtty, and escaped exile in Si
beria by promising never to return to
Russia.
- Unable to work for the freedom of
Finland .she went to England, where
she continued to writ and lecture.
Madame Malberf baa toured America
on four occasions, but this is her first
Tisit to Honolulu.. She has - made a
dose study of conditions In Europe
and will have a aumber of Important
stories to tell of the political history
of Russia,
BIJOU BACKTO
FILfJ FEATURES
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- Tfce csvrs tsay be cahealy-tKe 'ispply'taiLj laiebo
-2 ta re ch ti. it cay be poor n caErr.- the mill Its ! :
; s-L;rct to ccs.La."at:c bj disease frcs, it -cay be V
.A v.Tt:rei i?A by'nsl toi titan water 4 tSuL''.iofc--:'
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k"4Pfctrea Will .return to the.; Bijot
tneaur tonjgnt wjlq one Pi ije oest
and jnoi t Taried prosrams yet, qfferad
at. thts . popular house. Elhti reels
wll be 'ehownV the principal feature
belng.The;Lt ActTia atlrrtaf Trt
angl iTran5wlMi .Besile'JBarrlacaJe
lnthe Jeadlns .rolC-l' 1
. The last ; Act . la. the story of an
actress who haa ..played small parts
achieving a sudden triumph .when the
star of the show- Is Injured And .unable
ta oa fcff thelast act Tbere.la a
pretty- lore element -r la - the' 'plot and
Ute intrine of Jtilgh acslty. - r
h Other.- portlona the 'program In.
elude a new jplty featuring the chJnv
panzee morle stars, Napoleon and Bat
Ir. ' It la Avdetectiye comedy called
nVhat XTye Think O' Thatr and ot
f era-unusual ppporttmiUei lo Urete fa
mous peav KH-!''?."- i-sl
f A "cartoon film by - Bray - and one
of Burton Holmes trarel- pictures-'
Innabruclt complete the Xrroranl 04
STUDENTS HAS MEETING
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lt'.'.z t; r.-'lr.-.a Kai'lcca tupcruicd by a tla bcarbi
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H!;:Jasrr Ccr.:-:;4 fca (r J creaa) ts absolately fsra i'
Crcs Ll.s rrli ii drav,a f rc.-n ccun reject to Got''1
. crrr.tr.t I-r-r-Lca caUnch rastrei 01 Southlaad, New
'rZci'-rrdL v': t!.; prdcerrrs f f f 'ratlca asd CTsporationi
rc-- t!J clrt - l t!xL-c; tU clrtnt crrca, "cTho
i c: r i :r. : t i vriiMn a few Krtri ci liarirj the cows,: $ - s
H ; :-:r q.ty u Lit t; r:t 1a L.t world fcH creaa.
i ty ret rrevs it ur y
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:urul; -h cctli bet Hale to boy A
tKit it ic!?t to solre ,i
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f More than 230. young Chinese . teen
and women attended .the annual con
ference of the Chinese Students Al
Uance ,ot lla,waiiat the: residence of
Irg. F. W. Daiaori, lloanalua, lat Sat
urday- evenlngvv y: r.r n,:-,;
Following aa-addreaof welcoine by
Mrs. Damoa, brlct talks, were glrea by
Dr.: Robert Day Williams of th. Mid
Pacific -Inttitut; Mra.'Shef field,' who
recantly coaipletiil a tour of China t
Prea. Harold Wong ot the alliance; At
torney Anthony jSeto and Kim .Tong
Ho i These taiity .dealt largely witli
the doty pf the yotng Chinese oxen
and women to Ha vail, and of the ad
Yantajas offered tor education byVthi
big mainland eoileges and unireral-
tie .v:-;,:;- r,-fe--v 7
?; Attorney Beto trale4. . Refresh
ments were; served. -
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rss.' Lti Ascite. K2Ja,
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VAILUKU ORPHEUM
frWlLt BE -REOPENED!
ifS&ivTOMORROV.tllG'Ht:
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1 WAILUKU. "ilaut, -.Mar.rit.-rThA
WanukUjOrpheum, whlcsi iaa' beea
xnllrolyrebali: v;ln.r '4he ? ; past tro
months, s to be reopened next Tues
day.;-. Th hotrse its now r one "of the
classiest tittle theaters In thd. islands.
It is larger than Vefore, an J.wlll ;ieat
R00.f The stage ,1s also larger, and Is
proTlded iwith a drop gallery, which
will -..mae;, the hsndllcg of ' elaborate
scenery ' simple matter If anager
Pharos states that the Hippodrome on
Market street will be run three night
a weei with rtoct pictures.
2 tvL 'Pittsburgh the . Janitor; cf- some
of, the nigh 1 buildings raise, chickens
on the rooLrv-
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: ;M ; . -; ' ; - .ThV hour serifs ho cpcclalircs' I
- ; tit. 2. end r trvca -cfrIn tnrv. nnwl t' - f (Tr n v
HOG PRICES AVIATE
SIOUX CITY, lows, May 1, Quo-
uooas oa liTS bogs rose yesterday
to the unprecedanted figure eMllS
a nundred walglif - V
HUGE BOOTiiTAkEfi
INVEST OFFENSIVE
(AsMcUua Prwa ky 0. S. JTsTtl WinUtu.)
PARI 3. France, May-li. By Asso
ciated press Coma ponoence from the
Front)r-It was formally announced
resterday that the British and French
hare take, in Ue period between
April 9 and May 12, 49.579 prisoners,
officers and men, AU heavy cannon,
943 machine guns and SS6 trench guns
of all kind,. .
CLERGYMAN ARRESTED
v ON MURDER CHARGE
(ifctexritfa yrwkyv.a. xvni wirsis.)
DE3 MOINES. Iowa, May lk Rer
Laa George and -J. Kelly, were ar-
reaxea 'at ko uu last night cnarged
with being Implicated ir the famous
"Vimsca Axer'mdrders which were
committed on the morning C June 9,
191J. They V both indicted n the
testimony of reputable witnesses.
YOHTH CONFESSES-
TO DOUBLE MURDER
(AMUt4 Ttm ay V. S. kTsl WfrlM.
SAN FRANCISCO. CaL, Majr.15.--Jobn
RedenbauqJw-aged nlncteea, last
bight admitted to the police, that he
had murdered Mrs. Alice McQuillan
Dunn in St, Pavl April S3, following
the murder ot Policeman, Connery a
Minneapolis two days before.. Accord-
lag to , the boy's story . he. and Mrs.
Dunn . were-via a conspiracy together
sad were stopped ' by Connery while
driTing an automobile. la the: streets
or Minneapolis. V After the murder of
the poUceman .tfce ;ladl says that he
decided to. slay .ihe woman no keep
her. mouth shtttJT '-.
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DIVERS FAIUTO STOP V
0 v FRENCH SEA TRADE
asMdatafl Trma YtV, a. rsral WtttUM.)
PABJs.-Trance.VMay:lS.r--The auh
marine . menace has not materially af
fected French J tbtpping, only f
successfully attacked oy th nndena.
ter tflghters in the , thret.tnontns i. pi
Februaryr Merch ant. AprlU, i During
th e same period,' nine Other- unsucceas-
f uT attacks .upon: Itencft ; ships , wars
made by. the. submarines,1 yesterday
tti waa ; announced;.' that ,tbe: steamer
Medjerda. had"leen, torpedoed . and
sunk.. Th surylTing'-piassengers "and
members of the crewjaye been land-
TEiJTONPROFESSOR URGESl?
WARiOF'EXTERMINAT10?i
FOR LETTER DAY
Members of the Hawaii Promotion
Commute are taking a deep Interest
la the plan to- "Bring a Friend to
Hawaii This Sammer," which waa out
lined by the Star-Bull ft in. and plans
are being formulated to bring about
good results from the campaign for
tourists,.
Among the plans suggested haTe
been the declaration of a Letter Day,
which would be obseryed by all. real
dents of the eity. On that day a pe
dal mail box would be placed at the
office ot the committee, and perhaps
at ether central locations around the
city,
Special desks will be placed la the
J office of ,tne committee and writing
material will be. runuanea. it is
thought that- form letters will also be
furnished to all. who wish to secure
material for their letters inviting their
frieads to the mainland. -.'-
Chairman Eknil Berridt tieuthusl.
aatic about the plan and: will be tine
or the 600 to pledge themselves ;tq
bring a friend bere this year. It has
been proposed that a selected list pi
names oe securea, , ana ouu. aaaea 1 to
bring a tourist here. TUese namea will
be given to the secretary,-and as soon
ay one has brought a tourist here, the
account win he checked so that at all
times; the commutes will know the
progress oftheampalga, y. i' .'
.. ' It .has .- also been suggested that a
prise be awarded to the: person who
brings the largest -number to Hono
lulu during the campaign Hotel men
of the city believe tha he residents
of 'Hoholula will:' take kindly to -.the
project and predict that . the- 50 0 guar-
an tors -win Increase -the tourist crop
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COPENHAGliN.f : Denmark,: May 15.
Professor Flamm, a trrlTy council
lor, In a statement; published ia - Die
Wocheof Berlia urges upoavthe Oer.
mant admiralty. -ia greater -degree - of
frightfumess In- lit use of submarines.
The prof esaor would have the admir
alty carry on a rwar of 3exterminatlon
directed particularly against.- neutral i
shipping, and wculd.'have the subma
rine cornmandrs. instructed tQ leave
no witnesses Uts of any tf the hlowa
struckv
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lea fruits. VCriax vrrtw to year talsld '
. ; by .crteisj tzzzi cf tbss tocui OvsJ Ls dibma today.
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RUMOREDLTURK HAS
: ASKED JJEACE-. VjTH SLAV
(aK)tarwy.U.8rwiTtlWir4lyC
ROME. Italv.J Mar IS That Turks
ialtlred of the, war and dJtccwrsged b
the almost tmizorc sticccsses. of f the
Entente fa, both . Al ia an i - Europe and
is ready now Abandon"; theCentral
Powers to -save what- is - possible, r is
stated on what i, clained s . tood
authority ia -tha Idea Nszlpnale. $ v
This puhllcatlcn states that Turkey
haar already-nsale oterfures' to Russia
asKing tor a separate peaca. n ae rone
Offers to grant to Ruaals the tree'ajxl
uninterrupted use "of the Bosphorus
snd the Dardanelles and agrees to takd
up- with. Russia- for settlement 'na a
frteadly baaia n the- whale Artnenisa
question, seeklnj fer? a settlement, on
the -baste of a suiuwe recognrtion ot
the orinrlDles of nationality. 'Hvyi
. h t-ii .? -- - - ii an isasa sa i ' T T-.'
PUBLISHERS FIGHTS mm
V.J... ririCBEASElPOSTAGE
' lltweiit! Trws y V- 8- Jt1 Wntt ssj;
An attack upon another feature of the
War Tag BUI was mada yesteTdajr. he-
fora the. senate ways and rneans:com-
mUtee:py ivaxlons, epokeemen: repre-
senting the ne-spaper lnteresta of the
aatlonThey : declared that the..; pro
posal to create st sone aystem, where'
by the pcetaje to be inade.for Jhe mail
diatrrbutioa f , newapapersVanoX peri
odicals ;I in be Increased as the d!
Upce away. fTomvlhe- nf 0? e nf ubn
cstlott increases, WIU! force the.i9n:
pension v of many J publications. f
i v- Many jaewspapersr and neriodicals,
especially- trade ; Jcurnals; aad class
pewTpapra,-must have- a national e ir;
eulatloa or go out of business,, these
spokesmen .'stated, aad i It is these
smaller publications t bar will be "hard
est hit by the postal xone regulation.
BRtTOMS INDORSE WORLD i V
W. M-EAGUEF OR PEACE
v LONDON! Eng4 May 15 Ths -plaa
for the creation' of a Jeagne nf nations,
one; 'of which ahall . be Germany tor
the. enforcement of peace la the world
following the end of the. great war, as
tthampioned by '? President Wilson fa
his offieiar statements and as outlined
ia the eonstitntioif of the organitaUoa
of .which -Former; Prrsldent Taft 4s
presidenV wsa'irnaniaionsryfadorsed
by a: gathering of lttW re'presentstlf
men of the -British Empire here last
night - -.- -v, x-V'M&:s'T-$y'i
Lord Bryce presided over- the gath
ering and - put the resolotlon;-which
was propoeedj bytJea.; Emuts, ute fori
mer premier and ' famous general fof
doeUi Africsit Thraccentance ofThe
resolatlon'was seconded by -the Arch
bishop x Canterbury :' - r,
The-teaor cf tie' r?w-,,:t!?a''tr;i 'it
voni 0?I PLAP4S
BIIITIS
HAVE WAR SiiaiilE
II CLUB TO i
' Members1, of the British dub of Ho
nolulu who hate fought la the great
war will be fittingly remembered and
thefrtaamjes perpetuated by 'a War
8hriae whieh ia to hang upon the dub
toom-walls with their names inscribed
At- a 'mcetirg of the 'local organira-
tlon Saturday -night this matter was
decided.; The proposition nf 6btaia:
lng mote commodious quarters was
also discussed and referred to a rtan-
toitteai-; i'v.C- -iv.-t-.';
The' doors " panels and base letters
of the shrine will be of red and b.ltck
With gold Mters at the top. .The tna
terials In the -shrine wll be from the
old n.v?.r. Brltanhlacpoo -which c f
f leers of the Hxltisa" navy were train
ed for S yeara.--t'.-XVi-'t-',
With - the vcaptioarFor iuod,s Klnc
sndt Couhtry.i the" memorial ;wm ba
an appropriate on as a remembrance
ot such, deserving..mea. itry '
v.rw,- ' es e i . -V
' -Mrw Kawler ; (discussing the wsr)
Belgium -should be Restored, ot course.
Airs. ,uiunaeru. -rxes, . ana,, as our
president ? suggests, : 1 thinks there
should ' be anatomy i tor PolandrDoa-
toa TnfcripL,v v
STOMACHiTROUBLES
? DUE Ta ACIDITY
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Sp; aAYS.MIN EfT; SPECIALIST
Bo-caUed; stomach'"trhleav'such at
fncigestloa, ; wind, .stomach-ache . and
ipabllity to retain " food are .lav pro
sbly nlae cases out - ot tea - simply'-
evid ence : thstf f ermentatlca ." is
taking:-, place', ia .the .tood-ccnteats of
the' stotiaclw causlcg the formation
Of gia and" acids. Wlad'dlatends i the
A - . . J . , 'ML. ,
iicmsjco,'ia., pauses .nai juu, oppres
sive feeling ' sometimes 'known : as
heartburn, while the acid irritates and
Inflames ,'the?:de!lcate"; UaiCS -ot the
stomach. The trouble lies entirely-ia
the ' fermenting' food.' Such ' fermen
tation Is" uqnaturat and . acid forma
tlon ia not only unnatural, but may in
volve most serfcma consequences if
not corrected. To stop or prevent fey
meatattca'pf the food contents of the
stomsch - and ' to :. neutralize 'the' aciff,
and .Tender, it," bland and: harmless.- a
teaspoonful .' of blsorated . magnesia.
croLablythe .best and most effective
corrector of acid atomach .kaowa
Ihould be taken War quarter ot a
glass of hot or cold water Immediate
ly ' after ktljigrw, wheaeverf wind or
acidity . Isf elt, This; stops the fer
mentation;' and: neutralizes the acidity
ia few- ? 'momenta.i'Fermentation,
wlsdy and acidity '; are . dangerous and
unnecessary. : Bton or prevent them
by" the nse ;of a proper antacid, such
as blsimed magnesia, which can be
cbtalned from any" druggist and thus
enable 'the. atomach to do Jta .work
properly 'without hems' 1 hindered' by
poiionoua gas and dangerous acids.
M. F. P. For aalt by. Benson,- Smith
ft: CcC - Chambera Drcs Co and Hoi
Uster PrugCb-Adv,
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the name of XXjcsv Fairtasks Is icrtnett ci a!L"
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