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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06
FORD AND SHEBA TO
VISIT WITH L0ND0hS
Especial Gable to Hawaii shlnpo)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. g.
Alexander Hume Ford and s. sheba
left San Francisco yesterday for So
nonna county, where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London for three
days. Mr.. and Mrs. London will ac-
company the Honolulu people back to
Hawaii on the Great Northern, which
leaves this city December 16. Robert
w. shingIe will also be passenger
on the Great Northern. Mr.. Sheba
will take his linotype machine with
him on the Hill liner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06
RAPID TRANSIT
MILEAGE TOLD
OF BY WITNESS

Fred E. Harvey. civil ensinser, tes-
titled on behalf Of the Territory this
morning in the Injunction suit Of The
Territory against the Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Company. Mr.. Haf-
yey told Of the mileage Of the tracks
of the system, the character oi the
rails used, the paving in place; and the
length Of the overhead construction.
The number Of poles used was also
enumerated. The testimony was sup
plemented by detailed maps and draw
ings and tabulated statements, which
were admitted in evidence aud D|td 1s
exhibits for the Territory. NJ. HoI.
vey is continuing bis testimony this
afternoon.
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suggested last year but failed of se'
quickly defeated II il believed here
be mustered in the present Congress
plan and In any event, the appropri
ridiculous.
A year ago the scheme cropped up
as rider on the postoffice appropria-
tion bin. favored by Postmaster-gen-.
eral Burleson. The recommendation
of Mr.. Burleson then were apparently
exactly similar to those now made,
calling for an appropriation Of $500, 900
10 take over the telephone and tele-
graph utilities In Hawaii, Alaska and
Porto Rico.
The house committee turned the rec.
concentrations down and cut the $780,
600 item out of the appropriation bill.
The ipostmaster-general stated in
his annual report that in the outlying
territories Il would be good thing
TO experiment with government owner
ship. His recommendation on the
subject were:
IL Is also recommended that the tele-
graph and telephone facilities of Alas
ka, Porto Rico and the Hawaiian isl
ands be at once taken over and oper-
ated by the postoffice department.
This recommendation is based on an
exhaustive Investigation which dis
closed that the conditions in these ter
ritories are generally such as to favor
the change. A large part of the prop
erty Involved Is already government
OVned and operated in Alaska by the
war department and in Porto Rico by
the insular government The services
are 30. detached geographically as to-
preclude complicated relationships.
with neighboring systems and are yet
sufficient IN extent to afford valuable
experimental demonstration for the
postal service looking to the admins
tration eventually Of complete ma
tiOnal service.
Time opportune for Action.
This action viii have the effect Of
strengthening the national government
IN its outlying terrifories and is espe-
eially rfcommended because OF the
expediency Of taking over the private
ownorsliips before elaborate and costly
extensions and applications of service
have been built,
7The secretary Of war has suggested
the transfer Of the control of cable
and Telegraph service in Alaska to the
postoffice department. Anticipating
favorable action by Congress an item
Of 100000 has been inserted In the
departments estimates for the ensuing
fiscal year to cover the expense In
volved in operating this and the in
sular services during the first fiscal
year after their acquisition
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REBELS CAPTURE
Three WARSHIPS S;
NANKING FALLS
Shanghai Revolt Spreads and
Young Sient Took, Governor
of Province, Reported Dead
CRUISERS SUlW0R, CHA0 !.
AND HI TIN ARE TAKEN
Koni Arsenal Silenced BY Guns
on Vessels WreSted From
Supporters of Yuan

An Associated Press despatch early
this afternoon indicates that the rebel
outbreak is practically queIIed. II
says:
SHANGHAI, China, Dec. 6.-Three
bands Of rebels. The authorities have
queIled them. The cruiser chao-Ho,
seized yesterday, was abandoned after
Il had been shelIed by other war yes
sells and set on fire. An attack or
the arsenal was repulsed. The police
station was attacked and damaged
with bombs, several policemen being
killed. The outlaws have been die
persed.
Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, Japan, Dec. GA desDatch
from Shanghai states that the reyolu-
tionists have captured three warsnips
from the monarchy party. and that the
soldiers in that city have gone over
to the revolutionists. The uprising oc-
CURED when the revclutionists Sc
cured the cruiser Suiwor and then
fired on the arsenal. A late despatch
states that the people of the province
of Nanking have taken the barracks
there
Soldiers Would Not obey.
Especial Cable to Liberty News.)
SHANGHAI, Dec. 6.-An uflcon-
irmed report has reached here that
Young Silent Took, the military gov
ernor of this province, had been killed.
In q last effort to clear the situation
he urged his soldiers to crush the up
rising, but his soldiers refused and
Joined the revolutionary party, says
the report.
Commander Went Ashore.
tSuecial Cable to Liberty News.1
SHANGHAI, Dec. 6.-Serious out
breaks occurred in this city this even
ing, many thousand reyolutionists at
tacking government strongholds here.
The first attack occurred at $50 when
Commander Shah Chin Bung of the
cruiser went ashore for an entertain
ment, and thousand of the revolr-
tionists occupied the cruiser .and Sc
cured the assistance of the marines
The cruiser Suiwor fired on the ar
senal here and after a short battle in
the harbor three cruisers surrendered
to the Revolutionary patty. After this
an attack was made upon the Koni
arsenal, and this fortification was
finally taken. The guns at the arsen-
al fired upon the Suiwor, but the
cruiser was not damaged.
During the fighting report was re-
ceived that Young Sient Took the
military governor, had been killed bv,
revolutionists. Another report said
that the governor was in hiding in a
settlement near the harbor Firing
was heard near the vicinity of Wusung.
and at 10:30 the official gave out the
report that the Wusung military off.
GERS had joined the revolutionists
Many of the soldiers around thu city
Joined the National party during the
conflict. The city is in state of dis.
order. and only a few of the citizens
are backing the monarchy movement
Marching into Shanghai.
A late report from Nankins states
CONTINUED on page three)
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France Declares Fight viii Go Oh

PARIS, France Dec. 6-Tha Ales not lay down the
sword until the Teutons completely vanqushed
today of Albert Thomas the French undersecreary He
declared that France will not make peace until
won Belgium and Serbia restored fully their people,
German Imperialism and Pssan mtarism beyond
sibility of resurrection :
His statement attracting widespread the
first OF the kind from responsible cabinet official.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06
PLAN IN CONGRESS U. S. TAKE over
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH IN HAWAII
Government Ownership Scheme Crops Up in APPROXIMATION
BiI-SimIar Proposal Failed Last Year-Smal Outlay is
Suggested Postmaster Young Has Heard OF Plan

D GA feature OF the governments
presented at the open
incorporation Of proposal Tor government
service Y Asska Porto Heo and "a
an commission the
1916 An appropriation $500
600 10 asked for ths
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. A.
Sugar; So deg. test, 5.3s cents. Pre-
vious quotation, Sis cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06

Capt. ]. d. Macdonald pas appoInl.
ed chief of staff Of the Atlantic fleet.
relieving Capt Fl. MacL. Huse.
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Russia Summons Young Men Next Year

PETROGRAD Russia, Dec 6-An imperial today
orders the enrolment of the class 1917 setting
ward the date when this 1917 may
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-06

ssociated Press despatch above was
curing serious consideration and was
that nothing like enough votes can
to pass such government ownership
alton is SO insufficient that 1t seems
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Continued on page two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
CROWDS WITNESS
BIRTH OF NATION
ZIG PHoroPLAY AGAIN r4n1IIa
THoUsAHps AT COURT
THEATRE
incidental Music ny Special Orchestra
Adds Much 90 wonderful
Production.

Persons who are failing to AVIAN
themselves Or the opportunity TO see
the Birth ~ Nation. showing az the
Court theatre this week. twice daily.
are missing what might be- their last
chance o. see the most wonderful photo
drama that was ever produced. Critics
au over the country. where the pie
tuFe mas shown. have pronounced a. TO
ne 10000 feet of perfection. Every
scene b. based on fact. every fact shown
can De traced TO history.
Ihe picture was shown 90 n big house
last night. and one at matinee Patrons
sat with their mouths open a. they
watched some u the almost unthouEht
Or scenes placed on the screen and
broke into storms ~ applause a. the
~ hluN Khan marched triumphantly
INTO view tu relieve persons being
tramplcd hy the tools of the carpet
Dagger
Two moro days remain FOR the picture
mere. large number 81 seats have
been sold FOR each ~ tho four rruaIu-
ink performnurcr ft should ba wrif
known hv This time that th. picture
deals with tho civil war. tho rrron-
structlnu. and Tho prceent time ~ b.
Che perturbation Of Thomas Dixon. ri
book Tho Cnuewan" and music pIaved
b} thc orchestra hHr been written ra-
rccially for the nlu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
HEALS OLD SORES
NEW REMEDY THAT CURES MOST
sTUBBORN CASES m SHORT


Even if you have tried sl other
rcwcdiee Tor ccyoma from tho oid
fashioned salfra to tho now druea.
without benefit No. NOT lusp hope Irp
thr latest discovery. arfiHrrf. tOaroI.
cold iu DRUG stores generally. on tHe
offer from tho laboratory bat n DO docs
NOT cure your money win d. rr.
funded
Eczema. pimplos. salt rheum. ecaIdr
and burns. readily Yield t0 fhr healing.
anueoric qualities of Tean0I. white
even ODD sores soon begin tn heal
when tsanU I. applied
a liberal supply of tDauUI newer
cost over 90 cents az g. U Gr,.t A.
Co and pr 30 docs not DO your atfn
more rood tban any other remedy YOU
have ured money win ho ebcormfit
refunded Toe b. for ans akIn trouUt.
and poo how soon fht IrhIna and
soreness disappear and fhe skir be
come. clear. -uu aIu fpu from
UlrmI.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION DECIDES
TO BEAR HALF OF install
LATION EXPENSE.
Col. Jere A. Miller Refuses to Place
Hardship on chureh-other
Routine Matters.

For a time last night at the regular
monthly meeting of the board OF edu-
cation of Wheeling district. IL looked
as IL the board and the First Christian
church might enter into a lengthy lit
igation concerning smoke issuing from
the stacks OF the church. BY the Level
headness OF Col Jere a. Miller this
contingency was avoided and the board
has agreed TO pay one-half Of the ex-
pense OF installing a smoke condens-
er at the church.
a communication was read before
the board from Principal Johns, en-
dorsed by the superintendent. and
acted on by the buildings and grounds
committee in which he stated. that
the church stacks at times emitted
great quantities OF black smoke, which
passed into the high school building
through the intakes; the committee
reported that Il had tried to arrange
the matter with the church people.
but had failed: one member limited at
law. an Injunction on the plea OF com
mon nuisance. but Col. Miller said
"NO"
His plan. which finally prevailed.
was TO bear half the expense OF in
stalling the condenser. and avoid any
NRhAANhfANg hAt HHlu ANtNt WIS 10
prohibitory ordinance against smoke
stacks and therefore the school board
might lose the suit which would cost
IL more than all Of the expense OF in
stalling the smoke condenser. The
board Instructed the buildings and
grounds committee to confer with the
church people. and arrange for half
payment so longe as their share did
not exceed $50.
Other work OF the board was routine
Members answering when the roll was
called we're: Cummins. Etzler Gollner
Hare, lhenfeld. Kennen. Mckee. Miller
Riester. Seabright. Steen. Wagner and
Dr. Armbrcht The accounts commit
tee reported expenditures OF s2.OI2 40.
building and grounds committee s3f9-
%; expense OF running Mozart school
$1s4l2; Union school receipts Sly p
expenditures 9iO12O.
The report Of the Mems museum
was read and approved Similar ac-
ton was taken on the reports Of tho
library committee. teacher and schools
committee. finance committees regard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

tissue. The blood Be- constantly On
motion. POI that mo- complexion can
ever he beautIfied unless the entire
blood stream Is purified This ie Why
face creams and roHmctca utterly
fan fo eifc real beau
sfuart's Calcium Waters are tho
most powerful blood puuuers which
science haF over discovered. They al
once begin their work end in q fow
days me result ia aoen boil fhc quick
dlaappearanre OF an pm1ies rod
spofs bolia. muddy complexion. rash.
letter and skin discoi0rafions
stuarfs Calcium Waters arc harm
ires very pleasant f0 tho taste. arc
ruf up in convenient form to carry.
and can be- obtained If any drug
store af m cents r. Dor
Follow the example ~ hundreds
up0n thousands NJ women who have
been made beautiful bod this way send
coupon below today Tor free sample
package
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

cepted position on the local stan OF
the Wheeling Telegraph.
Miss Mabel Bruhn. of Edgwood,
who has been i'll for several days, has
resumed her duties at the South War
wood school.
Miss Mollie Kuhn. of the North End,
has resumed her duties as teacher at
the Washington school.
Russell May. OF this city. is spending
several days visiting in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Mrs. Martin Wagner of Fairmont,
arrived in the city and is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. j. A. Martin, OF
2345 Chapline street
Harry Gilbert and Frederick Helfer
of Bethany. are expected to arrive in
the city within a few days to spend
the Christmas holiday with their par
ents on the Island.
Prof. II. b. Johns will leave the lat.
ter part of next week for GAINESVILLE
where he will spend a few days dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Robert Armbrecht, OF the South
Side. is i'll.
Misses Virginia Walters and Kath-
ryn Hartman. students of the Wheel
ing high school. are confined to their
homes on the Island III.
Mrs. Joseph Underwood OF the
Island. will leave within a few days
for Pittsburgh. where she will be the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Albert b.
Jones. during the Christmas holidays.
Miss Leona Underwood and Miss
Ruby Descher Of Bethany. will be in
the city the first of next week TO
spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS with
friends and relatives on the Island.
Miss Sara Metzner. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Metzner of Pleasant
Valley. student OF Wellesley college al
wellesley. Mass. is expected TO arrivs
N the city today TO spend the Christ
mas holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
TINE DEsrRoYnra AraEL.-

The Destroying Angel" an Edison
~ IeSi photOdrama. released through
NJ EDISON Feature Service will he
1,nsred al the Colonial theater today and
.onorroW. As its title would fndicafe
sheIe ~ tragedy in this story but "a
,hotoushly II II blended With romano
1 dastlt Us sruesomeness Is lost. and only
lee!ns Impressions OF IL remain I.va
- the predominating keynote in mis-
Stsong PhotSplay; True. love Invites
,,hhsseuy IN Inc Destroying Angel" but
I'VE reels OF hlm is 50 marked that a.
spSSlator loses sight OF tragedy until IN
- bEouBht 10 the Tore. The climax TOO
LES mgcn 70 enace memory OF the mis-
~ ana human blood trail that mark
me IRE OF beautiful Mary Ladisias he
rome IN this photoplay ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
SEIBERT CASE
o9cFeted - be Tried Before Judae
Hobinaon in Criminal Court 70.
day Defcndait Wants Trial

The laat case d0ckoted for tho nree.
emf term Of criminal court BE- fo be
tried this morning Tho action De-
styled State against George grIhorf
in which Che defendant Ir charged u.fh
operating a speuteary ln connection
with DE- pool room at Elm Grove Wf
Heihert appeared ln court yesterday
morning and said he desired Dr. case
10 20 20 trial Mr B0yce defends him
but lt ie likely associate counsel will
take charge of The case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
ST. GAINESVILLE


ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Doc 18th.
70. nearing oft Andy Nuksich will br hold
boz fhc probate court today before ru.il.
John a. Nichols. Nukairh has han
huunI over Goo the net grand Jury ON
ihe charge 81 second degree murder The
crime with which hr d. accused oI ia tho
death of ticn NuuIua. OF rrotIdenf Tho
purpose of fhe rr.hstrIuE Dr. tn dIarnarra
tnr prisoner entirely o. o. NHr. uIff
represent The defendant and rrorrtufIrr
cont OBJ. afafr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

one marriage license wna issued boz
the probate court yesterday.
Richard Royal lacey. HEr 90 and Mar
fhu r. Tie Vault are IE. both uf FLUSH
ing it.v VIM Todd. of FLUSHING. VIII
marry the couple
Matter ~ o. lt HcnrV. administrator
uf che estate of Edith Henry. deceased
fr Martha IHInr OF HI petition to sell
I.I| estate.
Estate of Sophia UruinF. deceased
admins frHfInu with viii annexed granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
Quick Beauty
From Pure Blood
All Pimpies. 6laekheads, Boiis and
Impurities Leave Quickly by Using
the Greatest Blood Purifier,
Stusrts Calcium Waters.

The action OF Stuarts Calcium
Waters is wonderful indeed The
causes OF nearly all poor compilations
are the impurities In the blood. and
which show through the outer skin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

score OF noted dramatic artists. among
5in nse being Mrs. Thomas Whiffen. Guy
SS.9pmbs, Eraunie Fraunholtz. Anne q
Nilsson, Charles Hartley, William Nor
rs. Louis Sealy, Frederick Heck and
nAra brooks. The feature picture was
SHOWN here today and tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
PLAN TO FORCE CHURCH TO BUY
SMOKE CONDENSER FRUSTRATED

ing the exemption OF bonds. commit
tee on text books. clerks report on
light and power expenditure. report
OF city treasurer, report OF superinten-
dent for month of November and OF
the librarian. The medical inspectors
report showed 467 cases investigated
Mr.. Citizens asked that the rules
governing examinations be changed
which request was referred TO the
rules committee; text book changes
10 text books committee: he was also
allowed two days leave Of absence to
attend a meeting OF the trustees OF
FRANKLIN college; and the request OF
night school pupils TO use the gymna-
SUM was referred to the committee
on buildings and grounds The report
OF the committee on teachers and
schools regarding the salary OF Miss
McMechen was received and filed.
on motion OF MIR. Mckee II was de-
cided to drill a we'll at the new Mad
lson school, and this was amended TO
include one at Mozart school too. the
amendment being made by Mr.. W. J..
Steen.
SupertntendeEt's Monthly Report.
Superintendent Citizens submitted the
following report.
Gentlennen-You nvreuffon De- f,,-it.d
TO the following abstracts Of the re-
ports OF the public schools OF the CITY
LOT the month ending November 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

The postponed meeting Of the y J.. n,
was held in the 4. -. church last even
Ink The meeting was well attended
ana splendid program vas rendered.
The union attended 20 a number OF busi-
ness msttcrs and reports 81 several dif-
fCrent committees were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

tor
W. c. Stages. OF Holloway. was a
local caller yesterday
George Shectz. Of Bridgeport. was
calling iu town Thursday
Arthur Dickson.of Martins Ferry. was
visiting local friends YESTERDAY
Charles Lynn. Of Belmont was "A bust-
ness caller yesterday
". g.. Fawcctt of Martins Ferry was
"a caller here Thursday.
Attorney W ". Coren and wife were
Wheeling visitors Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
naoRr nrLoIAr nrrrrr-

NEW YORK. Dee. fcArhc Assembling
or two new years shlpioadE or food
siufls Tor Belgium. was announced Zoe
nnf hN tho Cumuiaginu for relief fn Rel
riuul. one cargo Will consist PRINCIPAL
IN or flour bought through donations Of
thr relief committees tn Pittsburgh ana
wrrfCrn TrnnrN ffauIa. The second shin
viii carry fundsfuffs and clothing civ :,
D. fl. ptupl. uf Connecticut u j. ee-
prrtrd The ships will sail about han-
urN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

vs.. tents land situated In shadyside.
$4,000.
Sarah s. Armstrong O. Alonzo D Lind
soy. land situated in washington town
ship. $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

After "a controversy lasting 10 years
90 has been decided in France that tho
use Of old rorks ir wine bottles is not
detrimental 90 health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

Members oft fnr hIuhfu. CLUB were
0,IrnffuIN entertained tt 'Ira Thomas
.dwarIs off fre huruU of Wra Va W
Morton. Uu Main street Tho evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17

Tho opening ~ fhe National egpo
aIflon % Panama has been uotfponed
agaIn. this time uufu January CD.
1916.