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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
Theatrical Baedeker

py victor raF6cri Tl.6 % md Henry aiy' BLOSSOM
ago "Our wives"
ADEIPuT-"rhe Two Virtues" with E. ".
sothern aud Alexandra Carlisle, comedy
takes Il ca easy over over stage literary man
rSe b, Ssa' Eed aad Efy MsTFars ST
turss OF people who mls,aks other people :
apartments FOR their own.
FORREST Around the Map" p. with Elsle
better acting and singing. Urbon's scenery
best OF all
BROAD -"PoIlyanna," with Patricia Collinge
glad giri' OF The glad books playing
the GLAD game" with sentimental thor.
oughness,
Cess Of last season. as o. dealing with pills and and
poles. First time at popular prices.
PHoToPLAYs
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOt1SE-"on
the Firing Line. with the. Germans" the
North Am,srlc21nn,s 1n c war pictures; gsi showing
the Russians.
'5Gut Of the Drifts" with marguerite CLARK
AGcADrA--Alr week; "PsEgE," With R!!le
aFSSs!!s? aEFSSs!!s? o SE FSG%%if tSIe Of s@otand Gt tells de-
%S ma4y pcFtord EfG pGTE e f %dsi GSeGs
bart YET shown by Little Mary
VAUDEVILLE
NglTHs-nuth rS g. Denis IyonT ,i Rg,h Roys s j. G.
-Four, Stan Stanley Trio. the Miniature Re.
view. Three Ankers. Fritz Bruch and sister.
Meredith and "Snoozer.'
GRAND-"The Midnight Rolckers." Robert
FulEore, William Wilson, In THE Politi.
clan: Bernard aud SCarth, In Loan Sum
Town; Robinson and McShane, and Sa.
moya,
COLONTAI.-TIarry Gerard In THE Luck OF
the Totem; the Alexander Kids. Diamond
pnd Grant. Mary Gray. "Fishlng,' Holmes
aud NWells; CnrlCe Lewis, Cantwell and
Waller aud the Crelghtons.
GLOBE-"PHssinE Revue Of 1916" We Olds
HckvIlle -Four, Edmond Gingrns. stone and
bert. Northland and Ward, Granice and
Grantee. Hall and Hall Mack and StanEster.
CROSS KEYS--Second half OF the week. tho
Six Conner Sisters. Eaton and Eaton. Duffy
and Montague, Brenn and Tlce. In ITO
Have nnd To Give,
NINON-The Turville Brothers and their seal,
Keno and Green, Hal Stevens, Ten Imperial
Japs. Miller and Lysle, and Eilda Schnee.
STOCK
KSTCKEREO OCKtGTI--"Unde Cover" the
suCrnsarul mcindramr of last season. prs
scnted by the Knlcterhocker Players.
AMERICA N-'''rhe Woman He Married" n
play by Herbert Bashford: First Phila.
delphia presentation. with the Arvine Play.
BURLESoCE
INlOS'T S--numunts Minstrels I'm travestic=
on matters Of current interest.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Galena signal OH Company. regular quar-
terly per cent. preferred and per cent.
on common. payable March 81 10 stock OF rec
ord February 20.
Freeport Gas Company, regular quarterly
= per cent payable March i 10 stock OF
record February %,
Childs Company. regular quarterly Ia per
cent. on preferred aud X Of I per cent. on
common payable March 10,
STATE Line aud sullivan Railroad, semi-
annual So. payable February 23.
Continental Can. regular quarterly = per
record March 20. The regular quarterly 4,
per cent. was declared on the preferred, pay
able April 4 TO stock Of record March 20.
Sears Roebuok a Co.. regular quarterly
a per cent. on preferred, payable April 1 10
stock of record March 4 81
Railway steel Spring, reEular quarterly ! q
per cent, on preferred. payable March 90 10
stock OF record March q
Utah Apex. regular quarterly l2h cents .
9hare. payable April ] 70 stock OF record
March i5
Underwood Typewriter Company. reEalaT
quarterly a per cent preferred - j
per sent on common. raEaala Aufl i 70 atQrk
"a record Harcl -.
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so when the blows had reached the canary
bird stage Balkie called upon the bellig-
erents and announced officially that they
We're 'pinched" one of the cOmbatants
ran off and hid behind a tombstone in a
marble yard, But he was caught and with
the other marched deieotedly To the Front
and Master streets station.
The prisoners gave their names and
birthplaces In the following order: Gott-
lieb Weingert, Germany; James Harring-
ton, England; Patrick O'Brien' Ireland,
and Henry Brevet, France,
That Is quite sufficient" said Magis-
trate Yates on hearing of the different
nstionalities but you viii have to re-
main neutral"
AS the men reviewed each others cuts
and bruises they concluded that the
Judges advice was about the best thing
for all concerned. They were discharged
on declaring for peace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
FIGHTING FOR SONS LIFE
Father of Student Accused Of Girls
Murder Finds New Evidence

wAUREGAN. ILL.,, Feb. 2l--E, o. orpet.
father OF william ~. Orpet, University
Of Wisconsin student held for the murder
Of Marian Lambert. said today that pri-
vate investigators, working under his di-
rection. liave unearthed new facts that
will Offset much Of the circumstantial evil
dence Lake County authorities have built
UP against his son.
Photographs Of the scene Of young or
pets tryst Of death with Marian In Helms
Woods were made today by direction Of
states Attorney Dady for presentation to
the jury in event Orpet Is indicted and
tried
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

! out or THE DRIFTS" a Famous PLAYER
viewed 't' al the W Famous PLAYER Pi ' 'excRanse Re-
leased leased today and playing the end Of this
Elise :....,............... Marguerite CLARK
George Van Rennscaer william ConrteiRh, ~
MHrUn ..s,.... ..,...,.......I Ivan Simpson
Marguerite Clark has done many charm
ing pictures since she quit the stage for
the screen "Wldnower." Helene OF
the North" "still Waters THE Prince
and the Pauper." "Gretna Green''--but
why go on enumerating? Everything this
fascinating little person has done she has
done charmingly. but now she "out-Afar.
guerites Marguerite" II one may SO put r.
As the adorable little mountain girl
whose Innocence and purity reform man
OF vicious habits she gives a portrayal
more sympathetic appealing and charm
ing than anything she has yet done.
The story deals with rather a delicate
sex question In aAery discreet and proper
manner. IL Is sincerely to be hoped that
the censors will be equally discreet and
proper when viewing it. There is nothing
vulgar or Objectionable i'm the story except
one rough scene in the first reel, which
has no bearing on the story and can be
cut.
The cast Is excellent especially William
Courtleigh, Jr.. son of the famous actor
of that name so we are told. Bill junior
~ worthy successor in polished villainy
to his father His acting is attractlve
and sincere throughout.
The lovely snow scenes and glorious
views In the picture are equal to any vet
shown. The avalanche is n thrilling epi.
sode In a picture which is decidedly above
the average even for this company
Nance .O'Ncill will be presented by the
Fox Corporation in The Witch" an adap-
tatiOn of Sardou's THE Sorceress."
Otis skinner. the well-known actor has
signed with the California Motion Picture
Company. This only goes to more con-
clusively prove how strong is the lure OF
the movies, Mr.. Skinner will appear in
'ltismet" his famous play. This will be
made in ten reels.
Jane Grey. the popular actress. has
signed with the World Film Corporation.
Blanche Sweet has begun work on the
LasSy production of Henry Seaton Merrl-
mans story, "rhe Sewers" under the per-
sonal direction or william C. De Mile
She will be supported by Theodore Rob.
erts, Thomas Meighan, Horace b. Car
penter. Mabel Van Buren,, Camille Astor
and Ernest JOY,
David Powell experienced stage and
screen actor, has been engaged by George
Nleine for the role of Richard Ereneau in
the coming perturbation of the Rupert
Hughes novel in which Billie Burke and
Henry Kollter will be featured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
VIOLENT BREAK
IN GRAIN PRICES
Rumor That German Ambassa-
dor Had Asked for Hiss Pass
ports the Reason

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-On 'rumor that
Ambassador Won Bernstorff had asked
for his passports wheat dropped SIS to
6ls cents from the opening just before the
market closed on the Board of Trade to-
day preciptating general liquidation.
Generalization developed following a
show of strength in the first hour. Prices
suffered "A violent decline under heavy
and aggressive selling brought about by
nervousness over a political situation.
The confidence of buyers was acutely un.
settled by the possibility of trOubl" with
Germany. Weakness in securities at New
York was used to back up this View. Stop
loss orders were reached as the market
slumped and there was no support worth
mentioning.
The market at Liverpool was dull but
steady. Today's sales for export esti-
mated at 100000 bushels largely Cana
dian.
There was a sharp setback in corn also /;
the market started stronger ON eNpeCta-
tions that little corn would be sold from
the interior, but sale of 100000 bushels,
to go into store because of lack of shipping
facilities or industrial outlet, weakened
prices,
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, Eel

WASHlNGTON, FeD, ~,
For eastern Pennsylvania Probably
rain or sleet tonight, followed by clearing
Friday; east gales shifting to west Fri
day
The temperatures fell from 10 to 15
degrees in Pennsylvania and New York
curing the last "a hours, but the cold
area did not spread southwark with as
much energy as was anticipated yes
'erday, 1t is now moving out over New
brunswick with zero temperatures under
ls crest II was prevented from spread
ing southwark by the southern end OF
yesterdays storm, which moved very
Slowly, and is over the Carolinas this
morning. Another storm has moved to
uls upper Lake region from the FAR north
vest The southern storm is increasing
In energy.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
haaWU HT.....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24.-Spot cotton was
quiet today at an advance of nine points
on the basis of 7.S1d for mid upland. The
sales aggregated 5000 bales including
1000 bales American. The imports were
can. The market for futures closed
barely steady, at a net advance of 31a %
"a points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
VEGETABLES

The ma rket for choice stocI, of mos, d,,,.t,,
lions ruled steady under moderate offerings
tdnda and ialr demand; Quotations: White pG-
DO, Do, New York. sl.lO; do. do, Maine
SSd,5SW Sd,W y i;zoi 90; do: Western. SlWl,1O: do .
SN2;' N No ao N other Gd yaristies 6odo7Oc: do do
basket. No. j. 6OG6Oc. do do. 'NSSeS5 PfeT
SDi6Gs; S%Ii6G; do: do: ,ES5rEinis: per b5 81 75
do, No, g, T5c, 0$I 25. Cabbage. Danish, per per
iopps S52u y; do, Florida. per hamper. 81 a.
i.5O, Celery, Florida. per crate, Si.5OGb ;. SO.
spinach Norfolk per bbl.. SOC. GSi 25. Kalc
Noriolk, per bbl., rs a. soc. Lettuce, Florida .
per basket. slq2. SO: do. South Carolina, pei.
ia ia asket, lq2i Beans, Florida. per basket
10 "a >. 90. Peas. Florida. per basket, S2m4
Peppers, Florida, per carrier. sl.5O4 .. 25
Eggplant; Florida per crate, S2@2.5O, To
matoes. Florida, per carrier, fancy, S2p so:
do, do. choice, s1.5Ogl.75. Mushrooms per
Alb. basket, $l4l.4O.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

4 WHEAT. Receipts, 167.6O9 bush Demand
as only moderate and the market declined
~ under lower outside ndvlces. Quotations
fsr lots, I'm export elevator--No. 2 red. spot
md md Fsbruarys s1.23g1.25: 40. 2 southern
yed SI21G1.23; steamer No. = red. 81. 200
80: No 2 red. Sl.200I.22: rejected A
ii.iiadl19ig rejected b. Sl.l6QilS.
coRN.-Receipts 77l9 bus. The market
vas Gnlet and unchanged Quotations.: Car
iofs for local trade as to locatlon-NO, 2 yell
iSw, ST q q 2iac, steamer yellow. SQgSlc.
COW per 20 lbs. 7Sc
oATs.-Recepts, 6O22 tus. There was lit
te trading and prices Of the top grades were
shade easter. ouotationsi No 2white. 81 q
tsg5sc; No, I white. 5OG5ic, sample e oats
FLoUR.--ReceLpts, 4O3 bPls:: and Ii7l5,4Os
hs in sacks There was little trading and
tbe market was largely nominal. Quotations
per ig6 lbs. in wood: Winter, clear. S5.bOW
mi6eSIo: Kansas clear, iute. sacks. 3 5$65:aGGd'
Satent SSS to- jute sacks s5.sOGSi5 spring first
sa' dC., pstent. Ss@64C;, do. fayorite brands
patent. S6,5O@7, 20, do. regular Erades'
winter clear, S5.50dD5.65; do. do, straight
t5T566; do. do. patent. So l0@64O,
RYE FLOUR sold slowly at former rates.
We quote S55O46 per bbl.. as to duality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
Financial Briefs

The weekly statement of the Bank of
England showed slight increase in re-
serves. the total now standing at E4O,929,-
900. The proportion to liabilities is 2746
per cent, against 27Ol per cent. last week
and $500 per cent, last year at this time.
The Computating Tabulating Recording
Company has resumed dividends at the
rate of per cent. per annum, Payments
ceased after October, 1913
The Childs Company declared an initial
dividend of onehalf of per cent on the
common stock.
At the annual meeting of the American
Sumatra Tobacco Company William B.
Joyce was elected director.
The board Of directors of the CONNER
cial Trust Company met today for organi-
cation and reelected the following officers:
President Thomas de Witt Cuyler: vice
presidents, John II, Mason and C. r.
I.ineaweaver treasurer, ii. w. Stehfest
secretary, Samuel A. Grocer; assistant
treasurer. Mark Wilcox; assistant secre-
tary, Henry @, Gibson.
The board Of representatives OF the
New York Curb Association has listed
and admitted to quotation the 100000
capital shares of the United Eastern
Mining Company par value ST. The
Equitable Trust Company is the transfer
agent and the Central Trust Company the
registrar.
There has been admitted to the regular
list of the exchange S665,OOO additional
first mortgage 8 per cent gold bonds OF
the York Railways Company due 1887.
making the total amount of said bonds
listed at this date S4.93S,000
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CHEESE was quiet and without important
change. Quotations.: New York. full cream
good, held l7si glshc.; do, part SKINS II
1t6c.
BUTTER.-There was sufficient inquiry TO
readily absorb the limited receipts OF desirable
stock and the market for solld-packed cream
cry advanced lAc Following the quota
tlons: Western, fresh, solid-packed creamery,
fancy specials. 3sc. extra. Soc; extra hrsts
ladies'. 2l023c: nearby prints fancy. 39c.
average extra. 37p3Sc.; frsts. 33dp35c.; sec
ends, 20 soc; special fancy brands of prints
jobblng at AZ a 45c.
EGGs.-Demand for choice stock good
and the market advanced &c. per case. Fol
lowlng are the quotations: In free cases,
nearby extra 26c. per doZ.: nearby frsts,
lI;OS per standard case; nearby current re-
eelpts, $500 per case; Western. extra hrsts,
tl.O5 per case do. frsts. $3.50 per case: /:
Southern. per case, S5.7OW6.9O. as to quality:
fancy selected candled eggs jobbing at
BuS0c, per dOz.
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POULTRY

LlNE,--Trndn was SLOW and prices favored
pnNers, Offerings We're fairly liberal. Fol
lowing are the quotations: FOwls, as to size
ana quality, lGm lie: roosters. l2a13c.;
Stacy l4@ l6c,i turkeys, 2Od22c ducks, AZ
10 size and quality iSG 2Oc geese, ira 19c
plgeons. old, per pair, 2su3Oc. do young
DRESSED. demand was sufficient to alb.
sorb the limited receipts OF fine desirable
IONS follow: Frcsh-killed. y-packed-Fowls
~ 70 box. dry-pacSed, fancy selected 2Oc
weighing lbs. and over, apiece. 1giHc:
weighing az lbs. apiece, 1siac.; weighing 4
IDS apiece lSc.; smaller sizes, "a lie. fowls
IN bois. dry-picked. fancy lbs. and over
ROSTERS dry.pcked. ljc: chickens--Iersey
fancy brollers. 24I 2Gc: other nearby fancy
bToilers, 22N 24c.: Western broilers. Weighing
J, y m2 lbs. apiece! 22N 24C.: Northern Illinois
.hlcknnS. fancy yellow weighing 4 lbs. and
oyer oyer IN DoNGSi y m22c.i exceptional lots higher.
fnncv f@5; IN woi%S;r G9SSs i2E Northern Illinois.
isc,i other Western, Weighing lbs. and over
N boxes, is ~ l0c, other Western, weighing
"a u3t2 lbs, IN boxes, 1GQl7c.; other West
etrn etrn weghng 2iS @3ia lbs. in bbls., l s a iGc. :
10 lbs: apiece, .27 a 2Sc; smaller sizes 2S 20
26c; turkeys. fancy young hens and toms
!3Oc: do. fair to choice. rs n 2Sc.: old toms,
@0c. spring ducks, nearby, tSI zoe. do. Vest
Hrr1. ~ IahCS, ltWlSc.: do, do. fair TO good / .
~ log, geese. nearby. lea 1Sc.; do Western,
~ I'G'; squads, per dozcn--Whit", weighing
iyo3 ~ to ~ lbs per dozen. sGlOGbG.5O: White,
White. Weighing lbs. per dozen $1,000 i
White' weighing lbs. per dozen SImi2h:
whllnte' Weighing Gm6la lbs, per dozen $3 i5n
I'to' dark' SSn3.iO; small and No. . SIGO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
FRESH FRUITS

Trade was quiet ana tn" general market
wa, Was barely steady. Quotations: Apples, per
ta tHol@JoGPathan g5oG fancy. 3.25as76: DO, fair
Baldwin, Baldwin, So; 5Oaa sb; black Twlg. 81 565iaS$$:
grimes, Golden, se.6OM3: Greenng 96Om3;
SiiS55; other varieties. sl.5O6os.5O: 30. q,
~ 40 ~ Loo: apples, in bulk, per 100 lbs SOC
RtSrTanges tSTags Florida. per crate S96I3. TangeriRes
EEiioTiida' per strap. S2.5Om4. GRAPEFRUIT
Roo RGS 81 sH a. 5PoineSppss, per crae-Porto
bP barTiess s4S0@ GVSo a90 oG ForihR S$5o@25o Gran
s%SsP ssSa per do crate s?50q 3; do. Jersey. per bb
berries 6s p Florida, per quart-Refrigerato 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
PROVISIONS

+ There was u fair jobbing trade and the mar
tet rrled steady. Quotations ranged Hs follows:
City beef in sets. smoked and airdrsd;;5 a. "a a.
city beef knuckles and tenders, smoked and
sf;dfled, 90 97c;; western beef, snHHekles HsSIs
ssSd SO pork, family, So so a %; hams $. p;
cured, loose 70 a Ice; do skin1ed loose; a,hl IL
hams, smoked. city cured, to brand and
average, lGh @17c.; hams; smoked; western
picnic shoulders. S. p. cured. loose. 10%C,;
d. smoked, liz (912hc. bellies, in pickle.
fast bacon, as to brand and average, city
cured, 15a q 16c.: breRkfnst bacon. western
tisrces l1itc.; do. do, in tubs. llhc,;
DO, pure city, kettle rendered in terces
II Ac.; do, pure city, kettle rendered. In tubs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

:. The market was quiet but firm. We quote:
7 Extra fine granulated 8.25c.; powdered, G.S5c.
+ confectoners' a, else; soft grades. 5.bOa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

The Computatng Tabulating Recording
Company has resumed dividends at the
rate of per cent. per annum Payments
ceased after October, 1913.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

The Childs Company declared an initial
dividend of one,half of l per cent. on the
common stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

At the annual meeting of the American
Sumatra Tobacco Company William Il.
Joyce was elected director.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
U. 5. weather Bureau Bulletin

sSs. Observations taken at q m, Eastern
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
"OUT OF THE DRIFTS
Is A THRILLING MOVIE
Marguerite Clark Is Clever as
an Alpine Shepherdess in
Distress


out or THE DRIFTS" Famous piaysr-
PARAMOUNT production in FIVE parts. Be-
ieoged todst. ~ ,ia .t.s IL a,,S .Ef.
week n the Stanley
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

otis skinner, the well-known actor, has
signed with the California Motion Picture
Company. This only goes to more con-
clusirely prove how strong is the lure OF
the movies, Mr. Skinner will appear in
"lllsmet," his famous play This will be
made in ten reels.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27
Trying to Get Villa
Into Trap, Then Run
Him Into The Open

[Associatsd Press by Federal wire.essl
= Ell PASO, Tex, March 27s-- =
y u. S. cavalry is today seeking to \
\ entrap Gen. Villa and the small =
= band of men with which he is y
= reported fleeing TO the noun =.
- taiTls ss ss4tassA sGsaszztsaS. = -
: South Of El Vale the forces =
= are sealing the trails leading to y
= the mountain passes, hoping to =
= prevent the escape OF the outlaw y
4 chief y
Once the outlets of the Nami- \
= quipa country are barred cavalry y
= will comb the entire section in 4
= an endeayor to flush the quar- =
= ry" into the open. +
Villa is said to have turned =
\ toward the Sierra Tarahumares \
4 foothills, toward which three col y
= umns are pursuing. =
A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27
Only Four Men
Remain, of 1928
In His Regiment
Lonesome Pine" at Anzac
Cove is Where Maj. Tubb
Won Coveted ~. C.

Major F. H. Tubb is a through pas
senger on the Oceanic liner Sonoma
today. Which wouldn't mean a great
deal were it not for the fact that he
Is one of four Australians surviving
from a regiment OF 1928 men wiped
out on the bloody slopes of AnZac
Cove in the DardanelIes campaign. He
wears a Victoria cross medal for brav-
sry there. X
'eThe Hero Of the Fight at Lonesome
Pine" is the title by which passen.
gers on the liner know the major
Lonesome Pine" is a section of An
zac Cove An attempt was made to
capture it. The Australian regiment
of which Major Tubb was an officer
charged the position beyond which the
Turks we're strongly intrenched.
Men fell by hundreds. After most
of his regiment had fallen, Major Tubb
rallied $50 men remaining and con-
'iaued the assault. driving the Turks
from Lonesome Pine" and winning
the coveted "V. c." for his heroism.
This decoration is awarded only for
extreme bravery in the face of great
danger. Major Tubb was shot twice
and severely wounded.
Major f. v. Hogan, another Darda.
nelles survivor, is q through passenger
on the steamer returning with Major
Tubb.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27
FERN FILES FOR
DELEGATE; MAY
BE FALL TARGET
Mcc candIess Democrats Say He
Has Now Aligned Himself
With Pinkham Wing
PROMISE RETALIATION
IF HE RUNS FOR MAYOR
"Joe' Puts Over His homina-
ton Papers at Last Minute
Saturday Night

Ex-Afayor Joseph X Fern is aligned
with the sMcCarthy yPinkham" wing OF
the Democratic hArty on Oahu, and
the Mecandless Hourbons are serving
notice upon hims that he is likely to
be fought by them If he runs for mayor
next fall.
At Ave minutes to eight on Saturday
night fhe ex-nlayor filed as a candidate
for delegate to the national convention
at ST. Louis. Three delegates are to
be elected from Oahu, and the Me-
Candless wing already had its candf-
dates picked-L. L. McCandless, M. G.
Pacheco and Jesse Uluihi. H..
There was no place for Joe" with
this group, but an open place existed
on the slate OF the Mccarthy Pinkham
faction, or insurgents" as the Nc
Candless Democrats call the adher-
ents Of the governor. So by fling for
a place Fern put himself where the
McCabdiess forces say he is lined up
with the Pinkham Democrats and they
say today that he will answer for it
next fall, when he Is expected to run
for mayor.
Continued on page two)