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Supervisors Unanimously Vote
T0AppRopfiats $4,000 ,tor
Purchase Price y q
THREE MILLION GALLONS j
FLOW: 80 YEARS SUPPLY
Inspection BY City. Engineer, To
* Be Made Before Deal Is +.
N Finally Closed =
KnimnKi .nn,l Maikihi

Kaimnki and Waikiki need thirst no
more. BY action of the board Of isu-
peryisors last night they &erS assured
of water supply which, In the esti.
nation Of the COMMITTEES on, water and
sewer departments, viii assure them Of
an ample watersspPPly for thirty years
to come. .EsH ,..t. ~
n by, unanimous vote, the tpard appro-
printed $4,000 for the purchase and
installations of "a 100000 gallon
sfY6ur cJmmittee is convinced, ;, ran
the report adopted, !" that this $4,000
expenditure should be made: it will
mean an insurance to Kaimuki and
Waikiki Of on ample water supply for
thirty years to come. Your Committee
recommends that an appropriation Of
said snm bs made, and that the city
and county. engineer be- instructed i To
send Engineer Walter Bromley. OF the
water department. 10 Kohala to, Cd
anime said pump, and report baeks6k
its condition; before the actual puf.
chase Is made. ',,se 44,,
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HARRY LADDERS
1IOVE YOU, HONOLULU.
Famous Scotch Comedian ilssRe-
cruiting with Bagplpe Band

The skirl of Scot bagpipes Is re-,
sounding in London these days.
Wherever there is sspublic gathering
or demonstration, there the bagpipes
are to be found, calling the curious
crowds on the streets. b
The conductor is our, auld aequaint.
ance, Harry Lauder. He has organ.
lied the baud to aid ip recruiting sol.
idiers for the war. He is financing the
organization, too. This he considers
his personal donation to the cause Of
the Allies. -f|. %rEkg WI 45+t
James Dunbar, who brought Mr.
Lauder here last fall, recsiSed3i let.
ter from him in London, giving this
picturesque sidelight on bow England
makes war, IA p. Ill 4 ks ".t u
Mr.. Lauder also is advertising Homo.
lulu aud the Islands generally by sing.
ing ~ Love You, Honolulp.o whereves
he goes u.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-16
THE FORTY YEAR TEST.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for peripdi of forty
years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public in 1874.
From a small beginning it has grown
in favor and popularity until II has
attained world wide reputation. y on
will And rothing better tor q cough az
cold. Try it and you will understa pd
why it is T. favorite after a period OF
more than forty years, Chamberlain -
Cough, Remedy not only gives reliefT
1t cures For sale bv all dealers, Hen;
son, Smith 4 Co, Lti., agents fol na,
waii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-16
Determination o. Japan To En-
force Demands compeIs Pek.
ing To Reopen Negotiations
CHINA NOW PROCESSES n 4,
a DESIRE TO MAKE, TERMS

Especial Cable to Mimi ,JiEil

Especial Gable. to- Nippu JijD !
! TOXIC, March st2.--Japan 9 evident
dstermination ID enforce the demaipls
she has made on. China for increased
Territorial lahJ political rights in the
continent Of. Asia has,, had the desired
effect Under the threat OF force, the
Chinese ministry has abandoned tts
tepppriziHg and L. now making every
eRsrtsinlits power TO- averttwar. 4.
Chinese Are DEFIANT ~ siss;;. 4 y
Despite the fact, however. that the
Heking government is = peaceably In
elined, the Chinese public is showing
q growing disapprovalf Of Japants at
titude. The boycott Of Japanese goods.
started qs q, protest and at hrst con
ansd mainly TO Hongkong and Canton,
istnow spreading over, the, republic.
chinese merehahtss Of Shan Shai joineA
today IN, the movement N & y
Minister ES He4i Japan g Represents
alive ut Peking, held another dong com
torrance today with Lin Cheng, hsiang,
the ehinese foreign secretary, with
whom Hekl is eppdacting the pegotla.
tons. a, u ..9 Y. r, ~ Z, Z {
sessa Proefess Made ei1 'Gst.4 b 3
: Some progress toward, ap I aeepinmo.
datioh was reported today, Liu Uheng-
hsiang appearsSto have been brought
70 q realization Of the gravity Of the
\ Strong lIope is now entertained, thar
Japan's asowed thTeat to strike need
not be put Ito the test. !it&'sfn q
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DRTlSHCbPTURE
. COMMUNICATIONS
BefIinf Admits Neuse ChapelIe
Fallen: Paris Asserts An
other Town Taken

f4tsssiEisq Press BY Federal wirsless.) u
y PARIS, March lS,-The Official ful
lctin, issped last night asserts that th'
Bfitiah espeditionarye force eontinpipl
as snccessful offensive has stcrned the
fortified German positions at Ipmbpert
syder in Flanders, which have been BIZ
terry contested for months.
Army headquarters at Berlin admit
ted yesterday that the British had oe,
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WILL make
CAARGEsAGAINSTIU JUDGE

David NJ. Kupihea Of the fifth dis:
tTict and the only Bourbon member Of
the, house Of representatives, has at
last unburdensd himself. In signed
statement handed by him to The Ad,
yertiser yesterday, Kupihea saws that
it can be. taken for granted that he
win bring explosive" charges against
Jhdgs Ashford. The charges, claims
the lawmaker, will attack the jurist s
character. sT,a8 s.
IA. Although the house Judiciary com.
rlttes, which carried on, the inSestiga.
tom Of theE charges made from the
bench recently by Judge Ashford as to
KpPihea's character ands morality
closed its public sittings last Satur.
day, there Is not any intimation vet as
to how soon the legislative inquisit0rs
expect to report on the affair.
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ANOTHER GERMAN !.
: .::cRUs|ERlN1ERNED
Confidential Reports say Pnnz
EiteI FriedJck Cannot Effect
Repairs and Win Dismantle,

ttss"ciated Press bv Federsl Wireless.)
WASHINGTON, March l3.-A time
limit within which the German auxiii.
airy cruiser Prinz Eftsi Friedrich; which
put, in at. Newport News. for. tepairs,
must either depart or inferno for the
duration Of the war has been Set and
communicated to the German com,
mander. IA, j 4 ~ -.
Confidential Official teRorts, the gen
eraI purp6rt ofSwhichl Il known, have
it that the vessel undosbtediy viii in.
terne, Aa,examiHation Of her hull and
engines, showed thst she was, utterly
uhseawofthy. zee 4 * - g,i}s, :
4 Captain 'Kishne, master iof tie Amsfi.
can nsrehantfnsn VIM y. Eye, wi,ish
the darmah sent 10 tine bottom does
not hesitate TO assert thai tho Prihz
EiteI Will never leays mo shelter aoi
Newport News Gdti III waf has teuded
The American steamship kimirante,
which arrived yesterday, Al New York
from, southern waters, brought word
that she had Seen nine British trims
ports and four British watships; In,
GLIDING ths. AusttAilap light cruiser
Sydney, in the hatbor o. Kingston
Jamaica. 1t Is, the sydney that suak
the German raider gmdef.
Naval officers believe the vessels are
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~ sRRYrowS, New York, March
u i2!-Mrs.'Johu D. Rockefeller, wife
of tho Standard OH king, died today at
the palatial Rockefeller estate at Pecan
tico Hills, near this nlace. Mrs. R6ekr
feller was seventy five years old and
had heen falhng In heaith for some
months, gradually Weakening the last
few, months. Il ,'sS{s IL
The, only relative withfhor at her
Heath was her daughter, Mis. +, Pat,
lnalee Prentice. Roekefeller himself
and John D., Jr., were speeding to her
op a, special, train from Jacksonville,
Forida, but they we're too late. She
will be buried in the family Plot in
Cleveland. T3-.s .,#rGsS
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Speaker Holstein and Governor
Gel Together Oh FuIr Dis.
Nv cussion of Legislation
DIRECT RESULT OF II
49, WEDNESDAYS DINNER
Believed That Senate Win Follow
Leadership Of Lower Branch
Of Lawmakers :.

Through the suggestion Of Speaker
Holstein, the house of representatives,
by its respective committee chairmen,
viii be in close and personal touch
with the Governor daily during the bah
aRce of the session. At these daily
conferences the. executive and the
lower house will practically discuss the
why's and wherefores Of legislation.
This Is the direct result OF the. hakua-
TEST last Wednesday night, at which
the thirty, representatives were the
guests of the, Governor. ~
A Departure Says Hoistein
t.t'lt lisa departure, from former form
had, in itself, establishes q precedent
that the senate will liRely wisn, TO fol,
low, - said the speaker yesterday to
The Advertiser. SIT Is really an in,
hovation--oRe that will more than like,
~ be productive. of .good all around.
There Is mo iRtention to- surrender TO
theEfhief executive airy Of the rights,
fptivfeges and prerogatiVes OF, the
house, but there are always matters
that can best be handed Only after q
full and, free discussion and expression
of opinion. The correspon dence ex-
changed. betweens Speaker Ho'stein
and the Governor will lest tell the
story: !.
/ On. Thursday, following, the Cow.
erRor's dinner TO the house members,
Speaker Holstein addressed the. follow.
aiiig letter to the chief executive: Il
Speaker Suggests Innovation
= llIH 4 N
valuable time, the chairman of the, 70.
speetiye, committees of the house win
be pleased to consult with you on mat
tiers requiring legislation iir order that
there may he an exchanges of Views on
subjects that, may be pending in the
house on the following days, namely.
1.-THE chairman of the finance . ON,
niitteel on, Mondays, the chairman OF
the Judiciary committee on Tuesday;
the chairman of the education commit
tee Ion Wednesday; the chairmaf Of
the public lands committee on Thurs
day; the chairman Of the. health, po,
lice and military committee on Friday,
and the chairman Of: the agriculture,
forestry, promotion, irrigation and itns
migration committee on Saturday. :,
"Said chairmen will meet You at. a
quarter to ten o clock earh morning
during the, session of the house =. \
The Governors acceptance Of the
proposition was not delayed long, for
he wrote to Speaker Holsteip yester,
day: l.-..., a.a 4, si.J ,.s 4
Governor Profound Appreciation H.
'I, with pHofouAd appreciation, note
the Unprecedented courtesy Of the Ha.
waiian house of represents lives IN it,
suggestion Of stated conferences.
through chairmch Of committees. with
the executive on subjects before it fot
Legislation. " IKE. y " e..
GAS we all are striving for broa d,
far sighted, wise euaetments for the
people and Territory, | feel no greater
progressive step possible than that you
have outlined and with which I will
earnestly cooperate. - ,t
On Sundays, during the rest Of the
session, the Governor and the house
committee chsirmen, will not meet on
matters of state, but socially, should
occasion arise. ea ~.
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TENSION lis. sLAokERiNa

tAssoeisted Press BY Federal iwireless.) K.
PEKiNGg March ,l3s-Thefe il now
apparent a sIackeYing Of the, tension
betweeni China and Japan. and indies
tionF .last night were.that I'm agreement
on. the points at issue would be reach;
ed, although The form, 1t, assumes, Js
little likely 10 be to the taste az China.
= Japan has agreed to diAcass separ-
ately the questions inyolvipgs Man;
chpfia ana Mongolia, and 81 understood
~ have given verbal assurancess that
she win foreeo completely several
clauses other, demands az At first
formulated. I, /, "a, 4. {. 4, IS (.
Cases In poihtSare the mining r6aees,
sions and the new status Of residence
and trade ih Manehufia and Mongolia
first insisted on. VI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NORTHUMBERLAND
,tAssociassd Press by Federal wireless,

PEKING, March lSs-A party of
Germans who escaped from Tsingtau
before it was captured By the Japan,
ese, are reported here To have made
their way, into vManchuria, carrying a
quantity of explosives. 1t issupposed
their design is to blow up the Trans.
Siberian railway, whith has been
carrying American made artillery and
munitions of war from Seattle and
Vancouver to the front in Poland and
lCalicia $W%5. - StH1t @.
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STRIKE 0[NINERSlS
GR0NlNEMDRE SERIOUS

= ! (Atsesisted Press nv Federal, wiz less. } /
PRESToNBURGs Kentucky March
49,, Seven huadred non.union miners
struck yesterday IN the coal fields of
Western Kentucky, in sympathy, with
the Ohio striking miners. Al thousand
more VIII join, i q reported, in 4 few
days, u the cut 10 wages. already an.
nounced is made effective
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STEAMER daD(AA clfY ,>~>2..
IS. SUNK !BY GERMANS

GALVESTON, March Is.-The Brit,
ish steamer indian city has beam suak,
presumably by GsVmans Ssbnarinss,
steamship agents here learn, Tho iu,
dian City was carrying q cargo Of cot
ton to HaVTs. "f
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SECRETARY Of TREASURY l.
.. SUBMITS TO. OPERATION

z. .tAsseeiatnd Pres by Federal wGeless.)
WASHINGTON March l2,-Secre-
iaEy Of the Treasury William O.. Nc,
Adoo was operated on for appendicitis
today. The operation was successful
and the secretary was said 70 be rest,
ing easily. aiy1 ,,E,{5.l,g o. ~. =
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Biggest Pitched Battle Of War
SAID To Be- Raging Between
Germans and sRussianssA Along,
Line u Poland To- GaIioia
miELIONs ARE ENGAGED Ia
IN TERRIFIC CONFLICT

tAs.oela,sd Press by Federal wlrsIga..j

tAtsoeiaisd Press BY Federal wIrsIess)
ID fpNDON, March 10, The
Aybiggest pitched battle of the
war, in the opinion OF the MILF
tary experts, hereis that which Is
now raging between the Germans
and the Russians along the eastA
ern front. The two main armies.
with their reinforcementss ate
locked in battle from Augustowo
on the north to Czestochowa, on
the Silesian- Polish border, near
the Galician line. HI
Each commander ip,r chief IS
making his supreme effort, the
German to smash down the de-
fensive whiehahas thrice thwarted
his attempts to capture Warsaw,
the Russian to make complete the
success Of his last offensive,
which rolled the German line
back upon the East Prussian bot7
der in the north and swept back
the Teuton onslaughts against
the Bzufa River positions, !, > -; '-,l 4
Millions Engaged - ',
- Millions are. engaged in the,
one great battle, the outcome Of
which probably will be momen-
tots. ~ - r.. y - '''h' r
Yesterdays summary of the
events Of the few precious days
along the. East Prussian front re-
ceived from Berlin as official say
that before Augustowo and along
the front as far asrPrzasnysz the
namberj of prisoners taken have
been 1900, with three cannons
and ten machine guns Yester-
day $500 prisoners we're captured;
Since the evacuation oil Rrzas7
iiysz the Germans have taken a
total of l.460aprisonefs, .,
Heavy German Advance T.
Berlin reported yesterday that
the German advance being made,
against the Russian line by way
81 OF, the Orzycz River had APP
proachedlto within two and a half
miles of, Przasnysz, the Russians
having lost III the attempts TO
stem the advance a total killed of
1900 ~ r, 9 - 80. ( .-,tss:% -
Before Osonetk, according TO
early Petrogtad reports, Russian
ayiators have bombafding the
German positions. NJ t stta
Situation In GAlisia tlt
Vienna reports state that the
Austrians have Strengthened. the,
positions taken recently, from the
Russians in Poland aud Weston
Galicia and are holding them
against the Russian counter at-
tacks, which have now apparent.
ly been given up, The latest gains
of the Austrians have been made.
along the road between Cisha,
and Baligrod, iii tn eCarpsthiahs,j
q =. VI a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ;.
LOCAtOP TllONFAns
Nspcia,rd Press by Federal wirsless.)

tAsspciatel Press by Federal wireless.)
MONTPELIER, Vermont, March IL.
Vermont is dry, again. After long
years of absolute prohibition,3 the state
experimental for a periodc with local
option, but now returns to its first be-
lief. Governor Gates signed yesterday
tho referendum measure in which the
voters recorded their decision.
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DoUBLY PROVEN
Honolulu Readsts- Gan No Longer
r. Doubt The syidsucs. e. s..

II Doubt tho evidences. e s..
Tbs, ssatsful acilisen tsytiaed long
Told soi quick trslisf4 Hof undoubted
The faats uowFconArmed.
Such Testimony h ,eemplete--the ;evi
dendee cObclitslYea \ NtEl z, ( sftT
II formsg convincing proof OF merit.
: G,sE SchoeAfeld,a 429gAi Gsattaa st,
Fta Louis, Mo-, says: 81 had lots of
/ lopblei from baelaehe and rot so lame
Mt tiFes thatrll could hardly eet aros nd
The kidpey ssecretions were dispFdered
ard i had 10 RetEup several times at
night 10 pass than. hadnt used yoyer
half a box Of DoaR's BaclSaehs Kidney
Eiilh Mlren, 4 got irelief Ileradpaily Rot
well. Thehbaclsaehe left, At.y kidneys
beeaDieg nominal ADD the kidney seefe.
tioAss cleared ups H. publiely recon-
mended Doap a. Baakache Kidney Pills
soneSiyearst ago, after they helped me
20 mnchs and ~ gives me Gpleasufe to
eoDfiSm my former endorsenlent.n
Dosn'S Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekee pers
nj 30 leehts per thox (aix boxes 90. 5O).
OF, will abe mailed OF receipt Iof price
by thu HelhEteu Drug Co, Honolulu,
Wholesale agents fogj ,tbs .IIaWaiiaR Is
lands -.
Remember the name, Doan . and
take no substitute. 49,,
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FAIE0F.IAlA!WIl.N0N .,..:.
IN HANDS OF JURY.
pre.. b. Fsdsrsl .wirsle.....p

NEW YORK, March 10. For the
fourth time, Harry Kendall ThaF 5
freedom is in the. handssof q jury
=, After four hours Of fruitless ballot,
ing and discussion the jurors went to
bed last night and win u report again
today VIZ "f5f : z ~, ~ z, 80
!, II found guilty as charged Of con,
spirRcy To- escape from the Matteawau
state. hospital FOR the criminal insane,
Thaw win be- returned to the asylum.
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NOTWITHSTANDING
f0RcOnhERC|At TESTS

"a. tiasoswted Presaiby Federal wireless.)
Z WASHINGTON, March 49, seere.
tary Lane has made arrangements With
4 private plant for the carryingc on pf
practical, commercial tests of'reeentls
announced discoveries looking to- the
cheaper Manufacture of gasoline, dyes
and explosives. r., ~, ... 49,.
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MILLIONAIRE HOBO !,
NHERTs'BIGAORIUNt!

(Aaapcialed Press BY Fsderai wireless.

lAssPciatqd Press by Federal Wireless) b.
ST. LOUIS, March 13.-James Eads
Howe, recently elected national prgan,
izer Of the Itinerant Workers and
more famliarly known as the million.
ajirrea hobo, Inherited property yesterday
by his mothers win valued ut $s5o,'
boo, and the income from a trust fund
Of equal amount. i -
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TRANSPORTING, ARTILLERY

,iAssosipted Press By Federal wlrslsss)
ssALoNIKA, March s12.- Bulgaria is
transporting heavy artillery to. the
Greek frontier, g.,
LOMBARD 49,
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STORMS tREPRL ATTACK
+ ,,s., OF The DARDANELLES s,

tAsspsillsd Press by Federal wirslsss,I
coNsTANTINoPIiE, March, l2.--
Storms and fog are shindering the con,
tinuation Of the bombardment Of the
Dardanelles forts. Landing parties
from the Allies fleets have been re,
PEELED, is thsa Turkish. claim.
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Following Two Days Of Rioting,
During Which Murder and
/ lOotins Were Rampant, GEN.
eral Salazar Enters Capital
AAAERa0ARs MURDERED 49,
a. By FURIOUS MEXlcANs
President WI Demand Repara-
ton For Victims Family and
In Meantime Reports Continue
TO Recount More outrapes

( stAssociated, Press BY Federal wireiess.)
.yXJAsHINGToN, March 1s.-Fol.
lowing two days of rioting, dur
ing which murder and footing was car
risd on by the uncontrolled mObs, the
the City Of Afexicodis now sgsiu in the
pcssessioh of the zapatistas, who, led
~ General salazar, entered the CAPT.
tat ID perfect order and brought a re-
SahHtioS offaTmed peace and order.
The entry Of General Shlazar, ac.
cording to an official report received
here from the Brazilian minister in
Aekico, was greeted with cheers from
sall CLASSES of the populaee. His popu.
iahty has tieen increased by his prom.
iscs to hunt out and punish the lead
ere Of the. recent rioting aud his agree
ment to provide food for thp starving
people in the poorer sections Of the
city: \. s.$ g.. r. .''.'2aH', ll, v
Amsriean 10 Killed y. #,,,.
Z Z The rioting, prior to the occupation
.Cf the city by General salazar, culmi.
rated in AN attack upon the home Of
U. B. McManus, an American, who had
closed his house and hoisted over il
the Stars and Stripes, Accusations
that he ' had cred upon and killed two
Mexicansg melted the mob, which
smashed down the doors and murdered
him. Details Of this affair were sup
piled the state department by the
Btazilian minister, who stated TINT he
had personally seen the MeManus
house locked up and the flag raised
IGior to the attack Of the mob. e,
Reparation Demanded Y @
After the cabinet meeting last night,
Secretary Bryan Of the state depart
meDt said that President Wilson would
demand reparation for the benefit of
the victims family. ,.'' t.yi |
swift Punishment Of the Offenders
The administratieR approves the ac.
lion takensl,y the Brazilian minister in
enaeavoring to safeguard American in.
terests. Despite tho more hopeful
outlook, Secretary Bryan said there
was still anxiety for the safety of for,
eigners., "a sa1 hA..H f'h" sy" ~
Officials here do not expect that the
incident win result in any serious in.
ternatiohal controversy, in view Of the
2 II. n An y b.
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RoMBARDINa BosPHoRus

Z, tAssrciated Prsss BY Federal wlEsisss,l y.
> LONDON, March ls.--Thee Russial
Black Sea. fleet IA bombardlngi the
Iiosphorus, according to diplomatic re.
ports. ... ..I.> 1885
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enEs ouRnp1 ID y, ) ro ,,4llpAnsI

PazO OINTMENT, Is guaranteed
To sure any case Of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in Is to
"a days or money refunded, - Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saiut Louis
US OLA.
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WASHINGTON, March I9.-Presi-
dent Wilson4will urge the opposing fac,
tions in the threatened Ohio coal strike
TO arbitrnte their diffetepeas.. IIS is
expected to send letter to them to
day.