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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-01
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the Island in auto $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2I4l.-adver-
tisement
Get manicured while being shaved
at the Union barber shop Cunhas
alley. advertisement
White Wings Soap saves wear and
tear of the energies of the average
housekeeper. All grocers sell ii.
Pompeian Massage Cream is said to
be an excellent preparation to use in
massage. Benson. Smith & Co. are
agents for 1t.
Cleanliness is the watChword a: the
Metropolitan Meat Market All meats
are island grown and prices are fur
there reduced.
Charles Reynolds is back at the
Young Hotel Auto Stand with his new
1915 Packard No. 500. Phone 2511.
advertisement.
Passengers for the coast will save
annoyance by ringing phone iRSl and
ordering the Honolulu Construction
and Draying Company to handle their
baggage.
In. the fight against down and out
ness" the man who saves part OF his
earnings put up the best battle. Start
a savings account now, with the Bank
o. Hawaii
That Pratt's Ratchet Anger Handle.
just now being featured in another
column by Levers & Cooke, Ltd,
seems to be about the proper caper
for some of the difficult work Of the
carpenter.
There's a new refrigerator at J..
Hopp C Co, Ltd. that sells for only
SIS. yet is built with solid one-piece
xyno stone lining Puts an end to
germs, keeps food sweet, reduces Ice
bill. ii At HaRs
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n-kUT1cEH.

Ordinance, and not in conflict there
with
Section ID.
This Ordinance shall take effect
three 81 days from and after the date
of its approval.
Date of Introduction, April 2Sth,
1914.
introduced by
JOHN MARKHAM.
Supervisor,
At a regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu held on Tues
day, April %, 1914, the foregoing Bill
was passed on First Reading and or
dered to print on the following vote
of said Board:
Ayes: Hardesty, Markham, Pache-
co, Petrie, Wolter Total ).
Noes: None
Absent and not voting: Cox, Nc
CIellan. Total g
f. BUFFANDEAE.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
5S42-Apr. %, 80, May l.
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Between Boards-25 olaa ", 25
Onomea 1917; So, H. G.. & s. Co.
E22%. ~
Session Sales-2O olaa "; 5 o. R.
& l. Co. 40. ~ 4 .-,--. ~
4: %'.-- = Dividends.
May Haiku so, PaIa so, Keka-
ha so, Pioneer 10, Waimea 100.
--latest sugar quotation s.o4 cents or
5000 per ton. - - .
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Use of Stock Phrases

Professor Brewster, in his book on
the writing of English, in the Home
University Library, makes an unex-
pected defense of stock phrases. They
indicate, he says, "a natural tendency
against which it wasteful to strive"
They are an intellectual shorthand!
most of the business of life is done by
their aid; they help us, like habits and
customs" That may be true enough
of their use in conversation and in
business transactions. But literature
and in his book he is concerned
with hterature-is not conversation,
nor Is it a business transaction. We
all have to talk, and most of us have
to transact some business, but We
need not write for publication unless
we have something OF some moment
to say, and it is part of the craft of
writing to say this as shortly as pos
sible. Nothing Of any moment can be
said in stock phrases, and if a writer
who has something to say makes use
of them it is merely as a means of
connection between one part of his
subject and another. But to do this is
to confess failure; for. if a writer's
thought is clear and we'll arranged in
his mind it will progress in his writing
from one point to another without the
help of words that say nothing in part.
ticular. At every step it will make
It's own phrases. and those, though
they may not strike us by their novel
ty, will not weary us by their stale
ness. 1t IS only when a writer has
come to a break in his thought, and
Goes not know how to conceal it. that
he clutches at stock phrases 1T is a
TAR cry. he remarks, from what he
has said to what he is going to say,
and he would do better to make his
jump without any apology. for the
staleness of this particular apology
proves that he is in difficulties. Lon
don Times.
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An Aid 10 selection.

Does your wife follow out those
daily menus in the magazines?
Yes. and the plan is a great con-
veHfence. 1t enables me to know what
days to telephone that business will
prevent me from being home to din
per."--Washington Star.
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nm SMITHS
HOUSE IS BURG ARIz FED
IBy Latest Mail

WASHINGTON, by breaking pane
or glass i'm rear window q burglar
entered the home of Associate Judge
James F. Smith Of the United States
Court of Customs Appeals, 1871 Oliver
street northwest He stole some gold
shirtstuds and iewelry trinkets OF
small value. No onetwas at home at the
time ~ 3D. -.se5
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SEEKING TO SUSPEND =
ANIMATION, COUNT DIES
[By Latest NALL

NEW ROCHELLE IN. Y.)-Mayor
Edward Griffin received a telegram
Dom DIR. T. F. Daley of Elizabeth
town, KY, announcing the death of
Count August de Castellane Seymore
on Wednesday. as the result of self
administered injection of suspended
animation culture. to prove the theory.
The counts last request was that he
be blurred near Tom Paine in New Ro-
chelle. Henry N. Lester, president Of
the Huguenot Association. which owns
tae old Tom Paine house, said thai
Paine's body is not in New Rochelle
Tut was stolen more than 100 years
Tgo and taken to England
Count Seymour left New Rochelle
last fall to ride horseback tC San
Francisco, preaching a new religion OF
lis own invention in the large cities
on the way.
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NEW Chalmers SIX WONDERFUL CAR
AND MAKES MOTORING APLEASURE.

Wonderful power, remarkable quiet.
Eess and perfect snoothness cilarac.
terize the new Chalmers Six. In these
respects this Is the most wonderful
motor ever built.
All the moving parts of this great
motor are on the INSIDE. There are
no push rods, valve Hfters OF any
other moving parts on the outside to
make noise or to gather dust and
dirt.
Tungsten steel valves are used.
Tungsten steel Is the haI''est metal
used In any machinery. Before they
can be machined, these valves have
10 be heated to 2200 degrees, The
heat from the motor, therefore, can
have no effect on these valves. The
valve metal is so hard that II is not
necessary TO have the valves ground.
One of the most impressive things
about the new Chalmers Six is the
self-starter. Just one movement OF
the switch and the motor starts. Once
the motor starts you forget all about
the starter. Under any condition
when your motor is likely to stall and
drop below 500 revolutions per min
ute the powerful starter automatically
comes to the assistance of the motor
and gives IL boost that lifts II over
the starting point. This Is one Of
the greatest features Of safety. con-
yenience and ease of handling that
has been put on motor. car in the
past five years. Il
The Schuman Carriage Company
has just received another carload OF
these wonderful Chalmer cars and
they are creating the same enthus-
iasm that they did in the first ship
ment, which was sold out on arrival.
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The Utmost in an Honest Car

ar.l side curtains, extra de-
mountable TiIa.
The instrument board. with
all instruments set flush, Is
brought within reach Of the OPP
orator.
This Is by far the most beau.
tifuI car that ever went from
the REQ factory.
oNE-Roo CONTROL
This car alone has our one.
rod control. All the gear shift.
ing is done by one center rod
set entirely out Of the way. II
is done by moving this rod
only three inches in each Of
fouf directions. I
No levers in the drivers way.
Both brakes are operated By
foot pedals. The drivers en-.
trance from either side is clear.
We have dealers In a thou
sand towns. CO see the new
body, the new ideas in equip
11ent. And TO know what men
get inside this car write for
our catalogue.
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At THE HOTELS
Young HOTEL

Captain II. Whyon and wife, S. S.
Likelike; A. W Games, Wahiawa; F.
P. Walsh. c. E Young, San Francisco;
John Vert and wife. Pendleton. Ore;
Miss F. B. Wilkie. Scotland; A Lach-
man. San Francisco: Milfred Shone,
wife and son. Portland; A. NJ. Nor
ganthaier and wife. Pasadena; John
Won Helms, San Francisco; c. l..
Roberts. E. W. Hulse and wife, Eta
NJ. White. Emma c. Neumiller, city;
Rev. NJ. C. Harris. Seoul. Korea; G.
W. Young and wife, G. w Young. Jr.
Miss n. Mcintyre. If. Mcintyre. Napa.
Cal; J. W. T. Olsen. Sch. Halcyon;
Harry Irwin. lilo; John Robertson.
S. S. China; Pete Phillips, Hauuakea
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24

REQ the Fifth simply typifies
its builder-a imam cautious.
honest, experienced and ex-
IRENE.
Each car is built just as Mr..
Odds would build it for himself.
The steel is twice analysed.
The gears are testCl in a
crushing machine for $4,000
pounds per tooth. The springs
are tested for 100000 vfbra-
tiOns.
The car has Is rciIer bear
ings, where common ball bear
ings would cost oIe-fifth as
much. 1t has 1870 drop fOrgings,
where castings would cost half
as much.
Each driving part. at much
added cost, is given 80 per
cent over-capacfty.
The car is built slowly and
carefully. The output is lin
tied to 50 cars daily. There arc
countless tests and inspections.
Parts are grourtl to utter ex-
aetness, regardless of tine or
cost.
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.BUICKLEADS NGOOD WEEkOF
.BlSINESSFOR yON-HAMM YOUNG Co.

The Won Hamm- Young Company
also delivered to the Honolulu Brew
ing & Mailing Company and to K
Ono of Honolulu Sake Brewing Com
pany, a handsome Cadillac roadster,
for business purposes.
Mrs C. B. Cooper of Thurston ave
nue. purchased this week 1915 pas.
senger Cadillac touring car, which she
intends using to go over to her coun'
try place at Kawailoa. Mrs. Woods
has made this selection owing to the
fact that the trip to the beach on
the other side OF the island is a very
difficult one, over very rough roads,
which requires the very strongest and
most reliable car on the market.
The Won Hamm- Young Company al
so reports the sale of a seyen-pas-
senger 1914 Packard touring car to
E. F. Bishop and another seven-pas.
senger Packard to George Lin.
People in this territory are coming
to realize the wonderful adapability
to local roads and conditions of the
Kissel truck. This is borne out by
the fact that the Lihue store OF Lihue,
Kauai. purchased last week one of
the 1Ia-ton models Of these wonder.
fully efficient trucks. which is their
first purchase in the truck line.
The wise selection of a power-driven
commercial vehicle hnbodfes these
four vital elements. The vehicle 1t.
self, its construction, design, economy,
accessibility, etc. Its adaptability for
the special service in which it will
be used. The permanence and re.
pute of the manufacturer. The ia.
cilities of the manufacture to give
service after the vehicle is placed in
commission. ...-,. 49, -.
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Additional Cable
ALLEGED JAPANESE

NAVAL SCANDAL
TOXIC, Jan. 23-(By Special
Cable TO the Nippu JijD-Today' s
issue CT the Toxic Jill, one of the
most influential journals in the Japa.
nese capital, prints a Berlin dispatch
exposing the existence of an alleged
graft ring.
Following is the dispatch printed in
the Toxic Jill, under berlin date
line:
The trial in a Berlin court of one
Richter, former clerk employed in
the Toxic branch of the Siemens
Schubert Company, today ended in a
verdict Of guilty. Richter was at
once sentenced to one year at hard
labor in prison.
Theft and blackmail were the
charges preferred against the prison
er. The evidence introduced went to
show that while he was employed in
his company's branch office in Japan,
in some unlawful manner Richter Sc
cured secret letters which belonged to
the company, and from which he
gained the knowledge of the existing
graft ring in the Japanese navy. He
secured a written agreement, among
other papers, wherein his company
promised to pay to certain officers OF
the Japanese navy liberal commits
sions in the event that they would
arrange to have one of the Japanese
battleships built in the eompany's
yards.
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Each engine gets five long
tests, three Of which are ex-
IRENE and unusual. Then every
engine is taken apart and in
spected.
Every car gets this extreme
attention. Sometimes dealers
are crying for cars. Sometimes
orders are five times the out
put. But not a car goes out un-
til every inspector prOnounces
each part perfect.
THE RESULT.
The result is car which,
right from the start, performs
its level best. No adjustments
are needed.
Weaknesses and flaws don't
develop. And the little troubles
,iue to careless detail, arc alb
sent in this car.
Upkeep is vcry low. This
careful construction saves the
owner many TIM 6 what it
costs the maker.
And the car keeps new. One
OF these cars was taken apart
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Worcester, Mass; F. 4. Sooy and wife.
California: \. Nathan and wife. Mon,
tana; r, {. Graves. wife and daugh-
ter. Oakland; F. H. Wideman. Con
zales. Cal; J. E. Malvehill, Spokane.
Wash; P. F. Eeyser and wife, Salt
Lake City: ]. T. MoGrosson, city; A
Van v. Phinney, Frank Hickman. ].
L Nagel. Leon Nc, 1ellan. Sacramen-
TO; Mrs. NJ. II. Quinn. daughter and
AGrse, San Francisco; W. G. Hart
rGutt and wife. San Francisco: Chas,
D. McCanna, Mrs. S. \. McCanna. Miss
Maud McCanna, Minneapolis: A. Ell.
hot and wife. Mattee, Mont; Mrs. J,
D. Davidson, Eva; ", Odgen and wife,
Miss Odgen, Spokane. Wash; Chas
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Business has been especially good
With the Schuman Company and a
great number Of cars have been dis
posed Of
Sam Dowsett has taken out his new
Chalmers Tunabout, which arrived on
the Wilhelmina. This car is equipped
with wire wheels aE.l makes a very
classy appearance with Sam at the
wheel.
F. d. Chandler, the insurance man,
Las taken the delivery OF new 5tude.
baker four, as has also James Boyle.
Mrs. DIR. Cooper, who has been q
enthusiast for years, has
just taken out a new Ford.
Gerrit Wilder has taken a Ford
touring car and this car is now No.
of all the cars In Honolulu.
Charles Gay, the king of Lanai"
has taken one of the big Avery trucks
home with him.
James B. Carver has added an.
other Ford to the colony at Waialua.
Frank Baker has just put a new
Studebaker six in the rent service.
Gay and Robinson took Ford tour.
ing car to Kauai this week.
{ II. F. Yoskuler of Waialua has q
new Ford touring car.
Major Wooten purchased a Forl
touring car last week.
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J. ]. Sheahan. F. w. Smith, San Fran.
cisco; Kenneth Alexander. Seattle;
Jas. S. Radchipp, Philadelphia c. w
Cissma and wife. Cliff Bollong. A. II.
Stephens. Mrs. A, Calm. Miss L. Calm.
San Francisco; W. F. Nichols. J. -
Maxwell, Los Angeles; l. A Ginaca.
Waimea; S. H. Cox, Cleveland; Geo,
3. Ellis and wife. Pasadena; r Pedew.
San Diego; ]. H. Quinn and wife. Oak
land; G. P. Taleott and wife. Jessie
E. Farrell, Emma W. Finch, Oakland;
James Kennedy, Waialua; J. Rosen-
berg, H Rosenberg. city: r. l.. Tur-
ner, Miss r. Kerr. Chicago; Geo. F.
Smith, San Francisco: l. Tiger, Roch-
ester, n. Y; II. F. Littlefield and wife,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
CIVIL SERVICE STANDS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Cummins' amendment to the Alaska
railroad bill, providing for the COM
pulsory operation by the government
of the Alaska railroad upon compile
ton, was defeated in the senate to-
day after a spirited debate.
1t is not expected that a final vote
on this measure will be reached to-
morrow
In the general appropriation bill the
amendment exempting 2,400 assist
ant postmasters in the United States
from the protection of the civil SER
vice was stricken out. This action
was taken on the Recommendation of
President Wilson, who several days
ago expressed his disapproyal of the
amendment. I'D.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
RECORD FLIGHT.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 23.-Private
Wildman, who has been taking avia.
ton lessons under the army instrue-
tors at North Island, across the bay
from this place today, reached an al
titude of $500 feet, accompanied by a
passenger. This is the worlds rec
ord for flight of this kind. The con-
ditions were perfect for hesfiight and
the record was made without the
slightest mishap, Wildman and his
passenger alighting within few feet
of his hangar on North Island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24

suit which has been Impending Co
months
Mrs. Rogers, II Is said. charges ex.
trenac cruelty. and asks for the eu1.
tody Of the Rogers children. They ARD
Bogard II years old; ThornweIl. :
years old and Bryson. an infant Adc.
In, the eldest child. was married On
Christmas eve. Access 20 the ped.
ton has been denied by the County
Clerk and By Attorney Britt. repre-
senting Mrs. Rogers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24

Twenty applicants for membership
in the EIks will be initiated this even
ing. The applicants are. Thomas J.
French, John A. Mckinney, C.. E.
Mayne, Jr.. e. v. Todd. Willard R.
Grace, Herman Segelken, Robert X.
Brown, Z. A. Mulford. Edward Harri-
gan, Thomas d. Skinner, !. E. 0'Con-
nor, Thomas Cullen, Robert A.. Nc
Keague, j. K. Brown, Otto Beerman.
Frank b. Shaner, Alfred E. Tinker,
Alex. R. Tinker, George B. Sehrader.
William R. Riley. ..s..
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COCKTAILS WILL ACCEPT
UNDER CONDITIONS

PANAMA, Jan. 23.-Colonel .Goe-
thals, engineer in charge Of the Pa
mama canal, today cabled an offer of
acceptance of the position of police
commissioner of New York. He pro-
vides that he be given unlimited pow
er in carrying out his work and asks
for the repeal Of the law allowing the
appeal courts power for the dismissal
of cases. ...
1t is not probable that Colonel
Goethals. will be given the position,
because Of the fact that the carrying
out of the conditions he names is be-
lieyed impossible. r.
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Electric Starter
Tires "a 4
We've Saved You 500

sale. Nearly every month the demar,I
for the car has far exceeded the out
put. ~ e<- "a
Like every new model, this car in.
yolyed an immense investment in new
machinery, new tools and jigs, etc.
This investment was charged off at
so much per ear, until now It. is all
wiped out. .~
Now this item is deducted from the
price So with the savings on cleo
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Electric Horn
Also Roadster

trio starters. on tires ana on other
things.
As result, this years design In
REQ the Fifth sells for 1895, equip
pei as above. That Is $40 less than
last springs price, completely equip
per. with electric starter and lights.
The SAME chassis, beautiful new
Nstyie body, many new ideas In up.to-
cate equipment, and a saving Of IS
per cent.
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DR.. GEORGE STRAUB
BUYS REQ ROADSTER

Among the recent purchasers OF
REQ automobiles are DR.. George
Straub and George S. Wells. DIR.
Straub recently accepted the delivery
of REQ roadster George S. Wells
purchased a touring car for the rent
service. This is the second REQ car
that Mr.. Wells has bought for the rent
service. The first one, after two
years of service, has gone over $4,000
miles and is as good today, he says,
rs the day he bought it. Mr.. Wells
says his car is money-maker and
q money-saver on gasoline and tires.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24

idecomposed waste matter and consti
patton poison from the bowels. Then
you feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. 10-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
head clear, stomach sweet, liver and
bowels regular and make you feel hui
ly and cheerful for months. Don't for.
get the en.-advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
'CASCAREIS' IF CONST|PATED, SICK,
HEADACHY, BILIOUS-DI A BOX

Turn the rascals out-the headache,
biliousness, constipation, the sick,
sour stomach and foul gases-turn
them out tonight with CascaretS.
Don't put in another day of distress.
Let Cascarets sweeten and regulate
your stomach; remove the sour, undi-
gested and fermenting food and that
misery-making gas; take the excess
hile from your liver and carry of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
WOULD BAR HINDuS,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Secre-
tary Wilson of the department of
commerce and labor suggested today
that the doors of the United States
hereafter be closed to Hindu laborers.
He also proposed the enactment of
an amendment to the immigration
laws requiring a physical test of all
persons brought to the United States
to engage in manual labor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
CARELESS NAVIGATION.

WASHINGTON, Jan 23-Captain
Field Of the battleship Louisiana was
declared guilty by court-martial
here today of negligence in the nayi-
cation of his vessel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24
EARL ROGERS WIFE
SUES FOR A DIVORCE
tBy Latest Nail

Los ANGELES close on
the suit of Mrs. Madge Rogers Thomp-
son, sister Of Attorney Earl Rogers.
for divorce, AIRS. Belle Green Rogers.
wife of the attorney, fled the divorce
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-24

The Won Hamm.Young Company re-
ports business good, having sold IL
cars during the past week.
The Bucks were the leaders. six
of these popular cars being delivered
TO purchasers in the islands. Three
of the Model B-24's, two B-36's and
one B-37 made up this record sale.
N B. Young and r. w. Perkins each
purchased a Model BIG roadster, the
type which is so popular this season
among the bonnie bachelors of the
territory.
Charles McWayne and Dr. F. w.
Taylor and the Koolau Fruit Com.
pany each purchased Model B-24
roadster.
w F. Kukona of Hilo purchased one
of the B-37 fiye-passenger touring cars.
The great popularity Of the Bucks
this season is evidenced by the fact
that the automobile trainl0ad ship.
ment records were broken last month
by the Buick Motor Company. One
trainload of So carloads OF Bucks, a
total Of as Bucks, were shipped to
the Howard Automobile Company, the
Buick distributors for California. The
trim steamed out of the Buick factory
yards behind two consolidated loco
motives, covered by one sight draft
which was paid BY the Howard Auto.
mobile Company upon the arrival of
this gigantic shipment on the coast.
At least Ia more solid special train.
loads viii be shipped out between De.
cember and March. Bona fide orders
have already been accepted and the
traffic department has the shipping
schedules already under way.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT +.
ON STEPMoTHER

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 23.-Captain
West, U. S. Marines, was indicted
here today, on a charge of assault to
kill his stepmother, Mrs John Jones,
who is the custodian of his child,
pending the outcome of divorce suit
brought by his wife. Captain West
denies that he attempted to kill Mrs.
Jones and asserts that he went to
Mrs. Jones house to see his child,
was refused permission to enter and
simply pushed the woman out of his
way.