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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
GAN0 DIES
Well Known Local Roofer Succunnb b,
to Injuries Sustained IN Fall
From Roof.

Samuel Gano well known roofer re.
siding a. No. 400 South York street
dIed yesterday moruiUg at G:I5 o'clock
az the North Wheeling hospital
Death was due 10 injuries received
Monday morning. when he fen thirty
feet from a roof His death came fol.
lowing several hour Of untold suffer.
ing
10 was thought for time. that Es
would survive but a. that time Le
took serious turn for the worse and
Dis wife was summoned to his ned
side Die died however. before She
arrived
Gano formerly came from Column.
bus. D. and had not been here varvI
long. HD was married 40 Columbus
about ifrD" years ago A strikinr I'm
cid"nt OF do" mans death. was incl
Tact That yesterday was his birthday
Funeral arrangements have mot 80
yet been made. although the servirasI
viii be- held in this city. Gano was "a
Spanish war veteran and a -bardI
worker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
FRANK FLEMING
DIES SUDDENLY
SOUTH SIDE PAINTER AND PAPER
HANGER DROPS DEAD
IN HIS ROOM
Coroner's Verdict Says Death Was
Due TO Stroke Of Paralysis
No Relatives Here.

Frank Flcming well known palmer
and pap.l hanger. died suddenly yes
to-day morning about $50 O'Clock N
his room 80. 2Sl9 Eon street as he
vas preparing To- 20 Co his breakfast
D'ath. according 90 Coroner Mitchell.
Yves du" Co q stroke of paralysis
Fleming vie died Iuss tnan 70 wear
ago. and since that time hp has been
eating his meals at q home nearby.
Yesterday murninE. failing 10 appear
az usual, friend went To call nim.
end found the man living ON the HoUr
with his collar and o." partly on 10
appears that he arose a. usual. and
died before h" finished dressing.
Tie is survived BY one daughter.
Mr- Florence Cole. OF Block Lake. o.
near Columbus Funeral services
have not been arranged for. friends
here awaiting word from the daughter
who has been notified Of the death
Of her father. Fleming had resided IN
this city for about 30 years and was
wen and favorably known % men OF
his craft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
"A BAD HEART"
Such Was the Theme Of PowerfuI
Sermon Preached BY Or A. ".
Mills Last NIGHT

"A bad Heart was the theme OF
q searching sermon 10y DR. Mills. pas.
tor Of no" Fourth Street 81 T. church.
last night.
Tgkur TOR bis text Acts s.gl Thy
heart is not right in the sight of God
and Mark T.L1 ont Of the heart
proceed evil thoughts DR. Mills
preached strong sermon fo a
crowded house Firsf. the athsistIc
heart Is no. right second the .doIa.
roUs heart 20 pat Cod frst.is rtghf
'u Uuf God second Is practical if0Ia
.rr and Is brrak.ur frs fTst command
mont Third the uubaf.yus hear
belief NOT merely q condition Dr. BE-
au evidence uf a mans salvation for
when man believes iu Christ boo sres
u Film wha. no ought fo be-. ahaf NO.
may .n. and what. Bog the grace OF
God. H. viii N. Fourth. fHa mafrfr .a
heart fh. heart Is NOT riFHf iowa d
God that a no.. HrNf toward Doe 3d.
.uW men I|fH fu. proud self wiUrd
HHHrt B.. not RIGHT
.u h' Christian .a tho simplest
fnnH .H n. world merely tho eur.
r'ul.Hnr of ones viii 90 tho rfFrf.
cons viii ofg0d Uuf there are some
here. AGED and white haired. who have
NOT done If yaf Sixth. fhr divided
heart IH NOT rEHf with Cod To be-
earnest bod business and pleasure and
h1lfh.1rrF with God .a an awful
..u. seventh. 'h" hard aud .mrenif.
ont u'.I mon HrU proud OF strange
tnIu.a proud of their arIGahrr-a. their
aNnl.u' end proud that thoy ar. NOT
proud buf 'o he proud OF hard heart
r Pho 'r"nrr.f fHr. THE careless
and rrn.rH-f.narur heart BEL NOT rehf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Entertsined Club msmb.r,

The members OF the Perseverance,,
Sewing club Of the Benwood NJ +
church were entertained Tuesday eve
ming az the home Of Miss Nellie Ma.
hood on Water street. The diversions
OF the evining were music and sew
ing. At the conclusion Of the after
noon exercises. tho event was brought
10 close by the serving OF daIni- -.
freshments. Those present We're
Rev. and Mrs G. d. Sampson and
children. Mesdames J. r. Sigler. Rose
smith. Jennie James. NJ. B. Gattrrl
W. ID Sine. Leo Reister. Misses Fave
Bowers. Bertha Cooey. Mary Hovt.
Bessie Bowers. Esther Mahood. Rose
Hanahan, Edna Catcn. Nellie NIahood
Della Kelley. Edna Mcmahon. Lilly
Bowers Ida Atweu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

Their respective rsIt- ,..,"dmgly we'll
u" '"uplgt" PROGRAM follows.
Nis,uuut Won Ki,,ianI. .............
........ John William Wirl.I
Ntscuuut Nuu Il.udcrlard. '..'.....'
ISuI.s-
i I-.Js 49,, IT,, DO, Eleanor i.nai-' ,ANi.t.rly
Lady \"u kl,h. .,trrl-,u Laura Noon, 4
Misif'-- Sit A".uz ........ ........
Lady Li,tI.~ou Martina tl.zab.,H Hart,r
Lady Won small Jessie l.ilz.. beth Cooper
I'D. Parents OF the Groom.
,... -. 8. i,steer.nc l.iil.geih Tflmn.-
fIr.u.- ur tU- Bride.
-..-...- Elizabeth Louis, D,hrulg,
Duke Of aityp1.... -Jaiu,s 1'urHd Ayers
or w wN"Wu NiIliH"u u"u-uU FDrtn'y
SIR liiN k-I..u. ...... iHul Lambert Juu,-
SlE SOD. Howard William Chambers
Gr,uIrareut- a.. tI. Groom
Lord \"u MIG .lyaa Jacob ArnDra-tar
Lazy ~ VIZ. -.tli,y LILLIAN l1c""t
Lacy SurcE~ .N,algsrrt Eleanor K,.s,r
Fu"uue coz tie ErIl..
Lady Won >" Eis sarah Elizabeth wood
............. Nulrlda EIuui~. Dawson
: q. ,Hf.'s i.Hg.s Margaret l8s.I"l
..-.. ............ Martha Alexander
Lruy H.,u, il,.r.--. Helen L.in,r
iir...I Party.
joe "r"-.. tr.Hu....p Col. LIliEput....
iHn-h.orrr. ...... fn.F Hans D.IUruEa-
pukr or sm,UIr,v.-s. .............
.......... rnaua- '.raus johnson
Lord L,ru"-oq. n.raa Edward Rose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
HOVER TO TALK
A. Meeting Of Directors Of Pan Handle
Agricultural Club Sztur.
day Afternoon

Tho r'Gular monthly meeting OF fi.
director. of the Pan Handle AgrIrg-
fur1l club SATURDAY March Ia. lf 4
O'Clock. viii o. addrs sod by Prof
80 Hover. Of Bethany College. ON I..
second fsIE ON Uprsd.fg DO H
probable Prof g. o. TlH0v. head Of
the .Nfau .uu department of n. rs.
p'rim'ufai station af fhn Wet SIR
aiuia University will also deliver ar
address "a. the meeting
In addition fo tho lectures rTHH.
Tor fH' ensuing year fo boz carried out
hT fHr club. will bD discussed and
general review Of tho work That Ha.
been accomplished will hr r.--flulH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
BIBLE CLASS ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The members Of the Phileathaa Bible
class OF the Emmanuel Baptist church
a. their meeting held last Tuesday
evening installed the following officers
Tor the ensuing term. Mrs. George
Blakemore, president, Mrs Nuerr
vice president. Mrs. Holly. secretary :.
Mrs Marsh Gary. treasurer and Mrs
kles Thomas, recOrter. The meeting
was very well attended and much in
tcrost was manifested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Elect Officers.

Al the rsEhular monthly meeting Of
the Young Ladies circle OF the iTrst
christian church held recently. the
follow Ing Officers were elected for he
ensuing year. Miss Fannie Ueaton
president. Miss AIDA Goats. vice.pras-
ld'nt. Miss Efic Rosenberg. secr..
tary; and Miss Lenna Metz. treasurer
Following the election Of officers 9th.
er business matters Of a general ma.
ture pertaining To the welfare OF the
circle were discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

Bring one can OF Tomato SCUM I. fF.
b1I.inE point and fhIrEHu with q .ns4r.r.
Lin.' I'nniH I or corn starch mufur.rrIi
WIN miro " a cup OF water ATT
" -f p'"riHl ~ salt and "rr'ukfe win
faprIki Pour into r1f nan fa 80
ahn IIa'" gr ice. just before rs-.'ra-
60. iH. Jelly into cubes Iu inch auI "a
iitlL square HuI dip each cube .uf. IA
batter made OF one EEK. a. I..r al MINI
SAT- I1 taste. ure-htf fsfauuurf..I ~
nakluE InNn and flour fu make a.ffI.
eifNII. SUIT fH mash cubes f#Hruul. H.f.
~ iu boiling Tat draIu and a.r.. .r. ID
Jifi..r .nI|uN ..I with grated .r.....
lIa ia nice substitute f.r meat ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
SUFFRAGE TALK
Oeiisered las, Evening - Beard %
Trace Rooms - Miss Kate
Gordon % Me- Orleans

Before GOOD sized audience IN :h-
assembly rooms % the Market Audi
forum last night Miss Kate Gordon
OF View Orleans. president % the Era
club. delivered a splendid address on
the subject % Woman Suffrage In
the beginning OF her address Miss
Gordon spoke % the suffrage move
ment In England a. well as the wo-
men who were a. the head % the
movement She said the foreigners
who come 20 this country are soon
granted the right 20 vote. but the NO
men who reside here are not allowed
this privilege. but must bow TO the
wish Of the foreigner. Who BY his
vote. keeps women from exercising
this privilege.
Miss Gordon devoted considerable
time 20 telling OF the great progress
which woman suffrage Is meeting with
IN the southern states. as well as
how the suffraEistS were able 10 bring
about a better sewerage. water and
drainage system In New Orleans The
growth Of the suffrage movement in
virginia. North Carolina. South Caro-
lima. Florida, Alabama. as well a. in
other southern states. was ably
brought out in the address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

culture at Washington and ask Tor Farm
Bulletin 40. If2.
question. letter friend wants tp
know the birtnstCnos vi the various
months.
Answer. I usually answer oy.stt,,,,
strhhB my personal opinion rather Imam
thuNe utahuE with matters oil precise fr-
TOT ma t4"u Mon iHg inquirer could Il4I.
~ TOT himself Eut lu this cas-. D HIa-
pen 10 nave a Hist at hand J4nr.r..
baIuft. cdr arEr amethyst. Mar,u.
Dtg'uzl"he, April. diamond. MAY. .msr-
rdI q'HyN, september. sapphire. October.
Opal, NpNcmh'I, topaz. BeDemb,r fur.
QuUise. RUTH ,rANf.Tf..,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Equal surran, Me.tlnn

The members OF the Triadelpbi,
and Clay districts Of the EQUAL SuF
raso league will hold a meeting thfs
afternoon az @ o'clock al the home Of
Miss Pauline Horkhcimcr. iu ken
wood place Miss Kate Gordon -
New Orleans. viii De- present and will
deliver an address 90 the members
All women Interested in tho suffrage
movement are invited % be- presnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Mckinley Social Center.

The following program will be rem
dered az the Mckinley School Social
Center this evening. in charge OF Miss
Dora Marie Neininger Of Bridgeport:
Tenor SOlO-TO Mary ............
................M Mr.. Thos Boycott
Soprano SolO-SeleCted .........-.
............M Mrs. Ida Nolte Steber
Trio-It's Long Way TO Tipperary
.......... Miss Dora Neininger. Mr..
Thos Boycott, Mr.. Howard Dudley
Contralto Solo-Daddy's Sweetheart
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Neiningcr
Baritone SOlo-Marguerite .........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr. Dudley
Accompanies. Miss Dora Neininger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
SALVATORE co.
Receives Federal Court order % De
post sum % Money i0 Local
Bank 90 Pay Composition.

Comm DESIGNER gaorE. b. How'd ..
crit.d aH order taafrrds.. entered
hy Judge a o. Dayton. ~ 'Ha Federal
court. iuafrurtrE a SALVATORE a. 90.
local bankrupt italian rr0l.rs FOB do.
post SLIGO In Wheeling bank for
fha paEmsH. uf ftr Dor ..r. COIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
KAFFEE VISITE
AT AKRON CLUB
ANNUAL AFFAIR WILL BE GIVEN
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
BY THE MEN
Promises 20 Be Big Anair-other So
eial Notes Of Interest fer
March


Thursday evening. March n. The
gentlemen members Of the Arion Clut
VIII entertain with their annual kafes
N.site FOR their friends The a1ail
premises 10 BE- a biz one. and a good
dance program has been arranged
The committee and dance program
follow.
A. q. Schneider. Chairman
s ,..l.i h",krr Lester Lobenstein.
L-NAtfa h4eFN. I'd a.. l.rlncr
Anton Bi-bsrson A Marin
fF-h 'pituur. Wal MouuegeL
p. A'lffftlIllFr. tHHa. Nurfenau
- Zig. Harry QUAINT
I'd. Zig. FrauL b U.trr
"a a.. frladrlohs John D. R0th.
mas. tr'e-c. Aug Rogkabrand.
-. p tt"rT ttunn. Frank SCHNEIDER
n. e.. Har kman. Ef Srh~.frar
Aug. harttunE Hair. -ghuelrheI
howard ttlidTbrurd. I'd SchmeiChcI.
..Hfph huftE. Alhiu Srhubart
n. 4 k1N.lau. Walter Srhaffn.r
n"'' J.. hfaatG. A. 4. SChairgr.
VIM. kreityr frank Tbruu5
% q kalbltzsr. Henry ~. weimer.
Wheeler i.aua VIM. WeIm.r.
Alfred Lohmau Erred Viewer
Il. g Lindsley - l.. Woeber
Dance Program
Waltz-Cecilc.
o-Steu-Ths Aha-Daha HONEYMOON
Iwo-Step--A Zut Al1rz
Waltz-PIoasc
0ne-step- Dancing the Blues Away.
pnc-Step-Ih"y start the Nlctrola-
NHltZ-HaTfum a. Amour
"-St"p-Same sort Of Girl.
Stnp-EvsTy body IN Tango Carry.
fuN-Irot bay side.
o-Step-Jperatlc Rag
one-Step-i Didn't Ny boy TO BE SOL
Waltz-Iust a Dream Of Mother.
One-Stcp-lyc only one Idea About The
Girls
Ouc-St"p-H' b. Rag Picker.
Waltz alss dcs MIdinetIaS
Music b. Gump's SaNauhune orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Illustrated Lecture

MI Orion Scott Of St Louis. Mo
VIII give an illustrated lecture on
ne Land of the Midnight sun" at
the FIRST Christian church Friday eve.
ning' March l.. Following the lecture.
refreshments will be served and a so
clal hour viii be enjoyed in order TO
give every one an opportunity to meet
Mr. Scott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
Hold Renular Mertinn

The regular meeting OF the Music
Department OF the Woman's Clup wa.
held yesterday afternoon al the home
of Mrs. Robert Browne. on Fourteenth
street. The members devoted their
time TO rehearsing their parts for the
concert to be given on March "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

Al meeting ~ the WiIdey Rebecks
Lodge To be held this evening in their
headquarters IN the q. u. r. build
Ing class Il candidates will D..
initiated after which refreshments Will
Dc served. The committee in charge
OF the social entertainment is COM
posd OF Mr.. II. T.. Rennard. Mr..
Louis Elmer and Mrs ! T.. Kemple
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

position off"r recently accepted by
the firms creditors.
Another order was also entered rel
alive 10 the Salvatore case. setting
March - for hearing before ludac
Dayton of any matters pertaining To
the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
To Hold BAKE SALE

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the bake sale that is 10
be held at the George = StifeI Co
store Saturday. Many daiu'v articles
will be placed on sale by the commit
tee in charge, consisting Of bread.
cakes, pies and other home made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
To Serve Refreshments

This evening between i've and eisnt
O'Clock. a supper will be served in the
dining room OF the First Christia.
church and an elaborate menu has
been prepared for the occasion by IN.
committee in charge II is expected
that a large crowd will b. present 20
enjoy the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
VietroIa Recital.

The Nictrola concert to BE- given
this evening AZ the G. A House Music
Store. No. 1905 Market street. from
8;3O TO $50 o'clock. is expected to at
tract large crowd. The chief feature
OF the occasion will BE- the playing Of
many Of the latest musical selections.
The last concert held under the
auspices Of the company proved quite
a success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

MI Elijah Tuttl" and Miss Mary
i'ertha Husselbee. both Of Wheeling.
We're married Wednesday evening by
the Rev. w. ". Fields. pastor OF tho
First Christian church. az tho parron-
age. only few intimate friends wit.
messed the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

The man who can pay his debts but
keeps putting them OF savOrs OF dis
honesty. What right has any man
to rob God oi what is due him Some
have stolen twenty thirty and some
forty years from God
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

We eat 81 because We are used TO IT, but
] don think you would md yourself
hungry or dissatisfied n some light lit
We top-on were occasionally Substi-
tutcd.
balancing Meat and Dessert
know OF one family where the
housekrrpcr makes 10 e. rule 20 balance
the meat course and dessert. n she ls
10 have rather light dinner such as "a
stew or cold meat she serves a hearty
dessert IT she Is to have an especially
or steak. potatoes and two vegetables.
she serves simply cheese common
CRACKERS and coffee or fancy crackers
and tea. or saltsd nuts and crackers. or
simply fruit for a top-on.
In another family where they are fond
OF salads dessert h. often omitted and
fee.
The best time 20 eat candy b. directly
after a meal In a family where there
are children. why not occasionally sub
sttgte dish OF fudge or molasses
candy FOR the regular dessert The chill
dr'n VIII probably be glad 10 make 10
themselves
Questions and Answers
Question Mrs J.. %. b. wants 20 know
"ncr' can get simple inexpensive
book ON food values
Answer. You can got am excellent lit
tie book ON this subject that VIII cost
YOU nothing but postcard. The United
States department Of agriculture pub-
fishes pamphlet called Principles OF
Nutritou and the Nutritivs Value OF
Food u is very simple. very clear
and viii De- very helpful ~ after won got
70 YOU viii really study It, Write TO
the United states department Of agrl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
SIDE TALKS
ON SIMPLIFYING
10y + tn cameron.)

Wv 0AANAA LII llNN
Where can ] simplify my work " and
hoW can l gct out OF the food rut
@n m are two questions which over
ntlNch, monotony weaTnsd housewives
frequently ask themselves.
Though ] am not a housekeeping sN-
pert ] want 20 make one suggestion
Which, ~ seems 20 me. would helm an
SMer both these questions.
why Not a Simple Dessert
couldn't you simplify and ~ the same
ilhie vary your desserts without work
ing a hardship TO your family
Many housewives seem 10 feel that
lhe pleasure experienced from "a dessert
- IN direct ratio to the cost and the Tim.
~ takes 10 prepare a. / don't thiult
this T. necessarily so.
suppose some night. instead Of a mud
Jung or PIE. you try serving toast and
N"I'y or marmaladc. ana tea or coffee.
.hd see ~ your family does not enIov
Whipped cream h. luxury in IN.
average family. Cookies and cocoa win
hlentN OF nuny whip cream isn't such "A
\ very simple though rather .Np.u-
I'VE dessert FOR children is swsatsu,I
juice W. ''' "'" orange
" D. my personal experience that aft.-
really more than the stomach rgguIr,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04

dainties. The bake sale is being given
by the Kings Daughters OF 81 Luke's
church.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
nab STEVENSON
FOR EMBEzzLING
FROM EMPLOYER
Foreman of Schuman Carriage
Company Arrested After
Return From Coast
WAS. MEMBER. OF GUARD
TEAM AT JACKSONVILLE
Complaint is Made By Employ
er; Amount of Shortage
About $500
Following his return from the main

Following his return from the main
land in the steamer Wilhelmina,
Frank /. Stevenson, foreman at the
Schuman Carriage Company and q
lieutenant In the National Guard, was
taken into custody by the police at
1925 o'clock today and Is being held
for investigation, 1t being reported
that charge of embexzlement short
ly viii be placed against him.
According to the: police, complaint
was made against, Stevenson by Gus
tav Schuman, proprietor OF the car
riage company. They said the com
plant was one Of embazzlement, but
were unable to give the amount of
the alleged defalcations.
City Attorney a. M. Brown said
this afternoon that he has. had the
matter under investigation during the
last month; practically eyer since
Stevenson left Honolulu for. Florida
with, the National Guard rifle team. !.
1.-THE question was whether to have
Stevenson indicted and brought back,
or to quietly await his return to Ho-
nolulu,"s said the city prosecutor. We
decided on the latter move"
The city attorney added that the
case undoubtedly VIII be presented to
the grand Jury q q meeting Of that
tribunal to .beS I'D un8 week from
next Thursday. - Is Z, ~, 81
Mr.. Brown said that hes could not
give the exact amount of the alleged
embezzlement, but that It is about
$500. Reports ON the street shortly
after Steyenson's apprehension fixed
the amount all the way from 300 to
$1,000. y
Up to press time, Stevenson was
still in custody. having been unable
to secure bond.
stevensoa Is well known in Homo.
lulu and has al large number of
friends. especially in National Guard
circles. He is married and has one
child. 49, s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
Want GUARD AS
FIRST Line Of
citizen Army
Capt. G. E. Schaefer, 1st Inf,
N. G. H, Brings Word of Ma
tionaI Convention Stand
FEDERAL PAY BILL is
GIVEN HEARTY APPROVAL
Legislative Committee Urges
That Militia Be Made Feder-
al Force In Time of War

Capt Gustaye E. Schaefer, 1st In
fantry, National Guard of Hawaii, who
represented the militia of the islands
at the convention of the National
Guard Association of the United States
In San Francisco, returned on the VII
helmina today, bringing the report Of
the legislative committee.
The report Is strongly In favor or
the use of the National Guard not only
in the United States but. in any other
places, just as the regular army is used.
II indorses the increase in the regular
army and urges that the National
Guard be made the first line of the
proposed citizen army.
The committee had before IL the
report OF the executive committee, the
address of the assistant secretary Of
war and the other matter and resolu-
tions referred to It. Every member Of
the committee was given an opportu-
nifty to freely express his opinions
and views upon all matters. As the
result of its deliberations the commit
tee submitted the following report:
Definite Policy Necessary.
There sis necessity for the formula
tion and acceptance of definite mill
tary policy for the United States. Such
military policy must have as its foun-
dation not only the opinions Of the
military experts Of the nation as to
the forces which should be organized
and maintained, but should be formus
lated with due consideration OF those
ideals and traditions which have ia.
place IN the minds and hearts of our
people. An essential consideration
viii be that such forces as may be
planned for, must be taken from the
citizenry of the country, and In the
formulation of plans for the develop
ment of any body OF citizen soldiery-
full consideration should be given to.
Continued on Page 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-23
Liked ISLANDS
|. So WELL BEFORE
They come BACK

A pleasure trip here in 1907 was SO
delightful to Alden Anderson, former
lieutenant-governor of California in
Governor Gillette's term, and Mrs. An
derson, that they determined to come
here again. They arrived this morn
ing on the Wilhelmina
I'VE are here solely for pleasure and
have no other excuse" said Mr.. An
derson to a Star-Bulletin reporter
while the steamer was coming up the
harbor to her dock We made q
pleasure trip here in 1907, and liked
Honolulu so much we are back again
to see the islands"
Business has picked up wonderfully
in the last few months, according to
Mr.. Anderson, who should know Of
what he speaks, as he is Class A
director in Federal Reserve Bank No.
IL, at San Francisco, and is president
of the Capital National Bank at Sacra-
mento.
Industry picked up first in the East
and now il is gradually coming west" ;"
said Mr.. Anderson. Everyone in Cali
fornia is optimistic and satisfied.
Money is easy in California-in fact,
there is more money than CONNER
cial demand exists for, at present"