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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
Sherrard Briefs.

Miss Dolly Morgan. OF Wheeling wa :
the guest or her sister. Mrs. -. -. Tai
bert. tho hrzt OF the wee
Mrs. william Rsmkc is 900
Mrs j. ~. Ferguson and children B.r-
mic" and Donald. will leave today for
'tottsErvillc. where they viii visit rsls-
itINs-.
Tn" Ladies' Nid Society ~ the Mt.
'iiN,t church will o. entertained a. the
nail on next Wsdue sday. rs Mrs -
schmidt ana Mrs. Earl Hu-e
Abort M'hste i~ on Che sick list
th' eu'~, az Miss Helen Gsrylu. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Rev ana Mrs. D. D.. Meadows and
iIuEhters. sara and Dorothy ~ In
gram. Pa. who were visiting friends az
MI 'lN't have returned Go their home
Mr. HessIc kirtz ur wheeling. l-
Spending "a few days at the : d. Fisher
Miss Mlrgucrit. Hood entertained the
T IN. J.. club a. u'r home near Mt
'I''f Wednesday afternoon.
George. tho young son Hf Mr. and Mrs
a D; Mcconnell l- ~lDs
large crowd attended the festival
which was given rt Tho Uaffnu Ha1 bv
iiH'I"r i"a-c. D. Cd. %. o.. ou Tuesday
.v.u.u.
Mr. Nyrf, Winters OF Nt oftct. Il
visiting Mrs s. ST. rslcy
M.-- NnlI, roW'.r has returned IN
h'r homo pf Wundltwn. after n visit
WIN Mrs Emma white. OF Nt DlNef
ti'ru. lu Mr. and Mrs. George Schaf-
'.r ~ M'z .rt lauEnt'r
Tho Mems Adult Ethlc class OF tho
-'rHifr monthly meeting tt the chapel
Thur IHE evening
clarence Hoover. OF >nvs'I IS va Ia
Visiting relatives hero.
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several new export INQUIRIES ror
foundry pig iron In lots Of from d6r
10 1000 tons each came into the marker
yesterday for shipment to Turon. ana
th' far last There were also several
Inquiries for small lots of four5r,- frIt,
Tor shipment 20 South America Pew
or these inquiries, however. are taken
seriously.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. June l-Rutter. steady.
creamery. extras oss scorcD 30i. u sea- C
creamery thlgher scorlngl 307. "a 81 !. c.
nrsts 70 u soc. seconds 2SM2Siac.
tgEs-Stcadier. fresh gathered stor-
age packed. hrsts or extra rrsts ESQ 24c.
regular packed. extra nrsts 2Si. a. 21i4 c:
do nrsts - n use. nearby henncry whites.
m" To- fancy 26H 2sC. nearby hennery
browns 24ia n 25isc
Cheese Weak. state. fresh. specials
lsC. do average fancy 1sis u14Ac
Live poultry weak. hrOilers average
soc; fowls 2pie ~ gle. turkeys 2ec. dress
.cd weak. chickens iNfp3ec. fowls lNe!
.3c. turkeys y 3Sc.
Flour=Ouist
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FINANCIAL
MONEY.

SEW YORK. June i-Mercan're pa
,rp. 1i. Ter cent Sterling. 60-day bills.
sf.-.'. demand Sf75H cables. Sg76ia.
Frrnrr. demand. 359lf. cables S59ofs
Niart.. demand. &C. 1-fer. cables. 77Lc
kr.r.1. demand. isNc. cables. igNc.
suIf1.rs. demand. 81 5-isc. cables.
an H.rf. Ifrra. demand. So rs: cables.
$685.. I.ubl,s. demand. ole. cables.
"Iaar
I..| silver Ctr.
MEXICAN al .'IHr.. r.r.r
ti...rur|.rf bonds steady
f.r.r.rH bonds Nrfn
T'r. JOAN. NrH.I. III. Hl Fa0 frrH
.' rH per cent. H months lr-f. pr
cent
DH'| s1rr.H frmrr fIrf pep rsr. .
..n . H.r conf ruling rate rf. Or
.... 'H.. Joan r pow ..u# .r#..ra E.H
I.r cent. offered af . per- cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02

ON Monday evening. Miss Mamie Ropr
entertained a numb Of friends al her
home az Bethlehem. iu honor Of Miss
w MA MurrIu. OF cleveland. " no was
visiting local friends The evening was
spent in very pleasant manner and Re-
freShmF nfs wsr" served. Those prescu,
were. Misses villa Murrin. Dora Hem
mann. Adda Brower Ethel Wallace.
. Ihelna Eopp- Marguerite Hermann
MarN Way man. Viola Boo. Helen Wilson
sigma H"mmann. and MANIC Bopp
Mc~srs M. r. Montgomery. Eugene Way
man and Paul Wilson
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Commencement a. mo,ar,

Inc eighth grade commencement OK
srci~tS FOR the Mozart school will be
held 100 tho park casino next Thursday
evening al 500 o'clock. The following
program viii be- rendered.
Essay Boy Scout Movement
.-....-....----.. Robert Stcindorf
loratluu--r Value OF Education" co..
. ---..... Clarence Kerr
Addrez- ......... Rev ri, W Crtfcblow
Presentation OF Diplomas.
song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. school
Hen-dictiou ........... Rev GhftrhloW
The graduates are Robert Steindorf
and Clarence Kerr
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BIG INCREASES IN
B. & 0'S REVENUES

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company's statement Tor earnings and
expenses FOR the month OF April. 1915.
ana Tor ten months OF the nscal year
follows.
Operating revenue. ss.042.0T0. Increase
sLbl-sp-os general expenses S21U.Nsl in
crease Sass. Maint. OF Way and Struct
tLfss.5l4. Increase xSbt.145: Maint. OF
Equipment x2,ogs.s49. increase 0ss3. SOC :
lrarlc expenses sl6T.sfs. Increase 81
so; Transportation expenses S3l4f7lO.
Increase sfss.o3f: Miscellaneous opera
Tons Soe.-SN. Increase x15.sS6. Transpor-
tation for investfnent-Crcdit Sess2 IN
Grease S3.Sss; Total Operating expenses
.STi2S.lST. increase S2.237.z55: Net Opcr-
sting Revenue Si.3s.s1 decrease $685.
735.
TEN MONTHS
Operating revenue S9l.l2l.54g. Increase
ltls.2ff,slJ. General expenses seosg1z4
Increase s23S.ss9. Maintenance OF Way
and Structure St0sSl.2s5. Increase s3-
tts.f3i; Maintenance OF Equipment Sis.-
53i.i59. Increase SCISSOR: Traffic 81
penses Si.6io.35i. Increase sl2.5g4. Tran
sportation expenses S3o.241.527. Increase
Sl.tfo.3VS. Miscellaneous operations
SbfS.i2T. increase SN7.2o1. Transporta-
.tion for lnvestment-C Credit Si0.3s1: in
crease SZ10o. Total Operating expenses
Sos. Increase Si1.53O.253: Net on
Grating Revenue s26.eSS.s9i. increase So
1l465U.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
new CROP CAUSES
DROP IN WHEAT
First offerings Brought About a Ma
terfal Downturn In Prtecs-Corn.
Oats and Provisions Lost.

CHICAGO. June First offerings OF
the 1915 crop came on the What mar
kct to-day. and quickly brought about
material dow n-turu IN prices. The re-
suit was heavy close. It-n1a.c 20
sc down. with IulN at Si0s. r1.05a.
and september at Si.01N nl.01t. Corn
leSt = n 40 TO 40. oats ngSh.d = q
cline OF Zoe 10 see
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
SHERRARD
Announcements.

Pleasant nm Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. 4. e. Riffc. pastor. sunday
school Al 10000 a. M. Mr.. "a. r. crow.
superintendent Preaching 10y the pas
tor at 900 o'cloc.
Allen Grove Pres bytcrisu church. Rev.
Henry T. Niclcn. pastor. sunday school
az goo o. IA. Mr.. J. l.. Garvtn. supcrin-
tendcnt sermon by the pastor AT 5.i5
Cd. CLOCK
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Assn quotations.
Nheat-No. ? red S1.0-ts: No : red
Sloo n LOS =. No hard sia6t- siia..
No; hard. si027s afOti.
'orn-No. yellow. sga. 90 .Oisc: No.
yellow, 66G69isc. No. { white. 6ssf
oats-No. 8 white. 3sis " $3.50 stand
Pork-S20 rs Gai40
l.ard-Si2 So IL ~ 80
Rlbs-sl1.A1m
TOLEDO. o. June Wheat cash 81 %
q. July Al.l2A. september STA
clover seed. prime cash s. 20 p,fobor
$50 =. December SNs.
Alsike. prime cash and August $40.
imothN. prime cash $3.50. Sept.mber
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Quarterly Meeting

Tho third quarterly conference. FOR
Marshall charge will be held at the Mt
oiNet VI. T. church on next Friday az
iternoon al 2.3o o'cloc. The communion
service will be held al the church on
sunday. June nth. az 500 p. m. Dr. NJ.
+. Compton. the district superintendent.
Will De present 90 conduct these ser
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W Va. June l. &c
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily hy \. H.. Nastsu a CO. bankers
and brokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W Va. June l. 'fC
Reported by \. l.. Mastcn a Co. l. r.
Brand. manager. members New YerE
stock Exchange.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

iEEL'NG. W. Va. June 10
kanse " ectiye stocks on m. N.,,
~ StISk Exchange. corrected daily
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TEN MONTHS.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June I. 'l6
Daily Quotation List OF the Wheeling
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02

PC decline In the price or pig iron -.
Gently IL reflected IN n reduction ~,
~ per ton In the prices asked fC- cas-,
- piIe by Eastern manufactgr.rs
'rr.E- Tor pipe m the last fev. u...Is
n-Nf failcn on sharply. hu N, trr,'.,s
Ilto' mus FAR IN 1916 has be.r 49,
.rNhily heavy The MassIlIon rf.. ~
'uhlrF company submitted IA. ro,-'..
pa. &2s75 per ton. on 27s tons - IS',lt
49,. IRON pipe for delivery Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02
HAY AND GRAIN

ouotauons bs ". -rannilch n q.
Hay, Grain Farming IupiemsntE,
loi2 MARKET Street.
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Standard oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. So NH JON. d. TO-
Corrected hy a E Master a Co. l.. r.
Brand NEr Rooms zoe eos .afIonai
l.uUa bids. Wheeling. ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02

, Aliis-Chalmers CO. declared regular
p quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent on
Preferred stock and an extra or IA per
cent on account OF hack dividends on
@ erred. payable July Is. stock OF rec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02

Pennsylvania earnings April gross
increased s3.557.53f. net. after taxes. in
crease. 1857 .23s; surplus after charges.
increase. Sl.l6N,Sii; four months gross
increase. tls.2t9.lf6. net. after taxes in
crease. sS.255.e3S. surplus after charges
Increase, S7.OsE.6f5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02

Minneapolis & st. Louis. April gross
- ased St3.slS: net. after taxes. de-
ceased S5,st2. total income Increased
slt,o22: ten months gross Increased
stSe. y. net after taxes Increased SECS
sos, total income increased S455.TSf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-02

southern Railway. April gross u-
crease. tffs.113. net. after taxes. one
Srcase. S5.51s-5P. net. after taxes ..-
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! open. ! High. ! Low. / Close.
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NEk YORK. June 1.-Raiiroads con-
tinuc 10 place orders for motive power
liberaily. the May contracts being the
largest. with the exception Of March. OF
any month this year. Otherwise rail-
road equipment orders have fallen on
.qulte heavily and the June prospect Is
not encouraging The demand for ma
rine steel on the other hand. continues
active FOR home and foreign shipment.
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international silver 60. declared dIyi-
dcnd ~ o., rer cent on preferred. r.,ts-
BILE July tn stock uf record Tln. 20
paid.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
Will +,
|. ELECT OFFICERS
.3P. M. TOMORROW
Nominating Committee Makes
Report; Question of Clean
ing Stream Coming Up

In addition to the election of Off
Ger OF the Outrigger Canoe Club to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
clubs grounds, Waikiki, the matter
OF cleaning up the stream flowing into
the sea between the clubs holdings
and the Moana hotel is expected to
be taken up.
A committee will probably be ap.
pointed to take up with the Territori-
al Hotel Company the proposition OF
cleaning up the stream, removing
coral from the beach, and putting out
more life lines and raft. This will
make bathing more comfortable and
also more pleasant.
This morning the outrigger nom.
mating committee held final meet.
ing, and completed its work. Chair
man Guy H. Buttolph advises mem.
bers to remember that only those
who have paid their dues for the en-.
suing year can vote, and that each
member is allowed one proxy.
Following is the list of nominations
agreed on by the committee, which
consisted Of Chairman Buttolph. L. C.
Thompson, A. e. Bixby and A. J.
Porter:
For President (yote for one)-H. B.
Campbell, G. II. futile.
For Vice-President vote for one)
G. H. Buttolph. Walter Duisenberg.
For Secretary tyote for one)-J. A.
Beaver.
For Treasurer vote for one)-L c.
Thompson
For Captain tvote for one) C. d.
Center, L. f. Leo.
For Chairman Of House Committee
(yote for one1-E. NJ Ehrhorn, Roger
G. Rice.
For Chairman Order and Entertain.
ment Committee (vote for one)-
Harry b. Newcomb, Warren Dease.
For Directors (yote for two)-Wal,
ter Duisenberg. A. j. Porter, l. F.
Leo. II. B. Campbell, G. H. futile, E.
NJ. Ehrhorn. r. C. Rice, H. B. New.
comb, Warren Dease.
List Of the nominating committee's
blanks, containing the names of candi
dates. will be distributed AZ the meet
lng tom0rtOW affer1oon. $50 zses 4 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
RACING TO BLOCK
OUTLAWS FROM BORDER

fAssociatsd Press By Federal Wirolsssl
Ell PASO. Texas, Jnly 29 0en.
Garcia Juarez has been notified that
troops Of the de facto government are
now pursuing q band Of 200 outlaws
who have been operating south Of Ter
lingua, Texas.
The report says that the Carranzista
troops hope TO intercept the bandits
and drive them back before they can
reach the border, for which they are
headed.
Warnings have been sent to the
American soldiers on guard along
the line, as It is feared that the ont
laws viii attempt to cross the border
In search Of food, which they have
been needing for some time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
TEST CASE FOR
FRONTAGE TAXES.
is COMMENCED
Papers Filed in Relation To
Manoa Project Also Affect
Other improvements

One more step was taken in the
Manoa improvement project yester.
day, when bond filed by F. T. Richie,
the contractor, was Approved ma ae-
cepted by the supervisors. Then il
was held up by the test suit which
has been threatened to be brought to
determine the validity oi the tonds
before purchasing.
The suit, brought in tue name oil
B. Won Damn, who is assessed for
the Manoa improvement, il to re.
strain the city trea5urer from selljne
the Manoa Improvement bombs. It Is
to be placed ahead Ct other cases on
the calendar and 1t is expected a de.
cision win be handed down within q
week.
II the suit, which is friendly one
Is decided In favor Of the bankers
and they hope It is not improvement
Of Kalakaua avenue. Beach Walk,
Reretania street, Sea View, King
street extension, Smith street extern
sion and half a dozen other streets
and districts, as wen as Manoa, will
have to wait further legislation on
frontage taxes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
Epxorih League
viii Hear From
Democrats Also
Both Parties Invited to State
Their Cases Before Society;
Interested in Good Local
Government

Members of the Epwortn League Of
the Methodist church, who last Sun.
day night heard from EXC. O. p.
Chairman Lorrin Andrews why Chris
tians should support the platform of
the Republican party, will soon hear
why Christians should support the
platform of the Democratic party.
Rev. L. L. Loofbourow, pastor Of
the church, says that it is the inten-
ton of the league to have an oppor-
tunity for dispassionate examination
of local politics. His explanation
clears up the mystery which puzzled
politicians as to why the league had
asked x-Chairman andrew to speak
and why the league was hearing from
one side only. II now appears that
the league expects to hear from both
sides.
"The members of our league are
interested in good government and
in better Honolulu" says Rev. Mr..
Loofbourow. "The national issues,
such as the tariff, are of little value
in discussions before them. What is
needed is a clear insight into local
government, and we conceive that we
should know what guarantee of good
local government there is in the vari-
Gus party platforms in Hawaii. That is
the reason for the invitation to a
Republican to address the league.
There is no intention Of hearing
from one side only. We hope to have
q representative Democrat explain 10
US what the Democratic platform
stands for 1t is matter of each
side presenting its case.
The Democratic platform will not
be finished until some time next
week, therefore the league viii prob.
ably not hear from one of the Bour.
hons until the following Sunday night,
perhaps later.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
|HOCHI AGITAfES
AGAINST rental
upon PLANTATION
Urges Laborers to Stand To-
gether and Refuse to Pay
Small Sum Asked

Declaring that Pepeekeo plantation
is beginning to charge rent for its
laborers' quarters, which have here
tofore been free. the Hawaii Hochi
Is agitating concerted stand by the
Japanese laborers against the pay
ment of the rental.
The Hochi says edItorially:
when We were informed by Jap
anese laborers in Pepeekeo plantation
some time ago that some Of the labor
ers on that plantation were ordered
by the plantation officers to pay ten
cents per day as rental OF their camp
where they made homes. we immedi
ately made comment on the matter
and attacked the planters selfishness.
To-day we received a report from
Secretary NJ. Hada of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Union, which indorses
the facts.
tine wages which all sugar planta-
lions in this territory pay their labor.
ers are the wages from which such
charges are deducted. 1t is often ex.
planned by the planters that they are
furnishing the laborers free houses.
free water. free wood. free medicines.
etc. Therefore, In fact, the laborers
are already free from such rental
charges.
I'VE are also often told by the
D'apters' Association that the wages
OF the plantation laborers are not
low when the plantation counts all
necessary supplies furnished to the
laborers without any charge.
Free house means the labOrers
can live in the camp or house given
to them by the plantation free oil
charge. II Pepeekeo plantation col
lects 10 cents per day from Their
laborers as rent of their dwellings, II
Is not reasonable, 1t is rather an In
justice.
The question Of camp rent is moi
small question. Il is the beginning
of breach Of the agreement by the
planters II the Pepeekeo japanese
laborers submit to unreasonable
treatment. soon such bad example
win affect every plantation IN thi.
I,teiritQrt ana sooner a. later even
JAPANESE laboref must suffer- There
fore, japanese lab0fers Of Pepeeket
plantation must make some stfonf
protest against such action Of piafta
ton, and an plantation laborors IN The
other islands should unite and sup
| port the. protest. Otherwise all the
plantation laborers will fall into the
same trap
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
villa ATTACKS
OF FORMER
.COMRADE in ARMS
Bandit Gang Storms Residence
of Gen. Hernandez and
Kills Brother

CITY or CHIHUAHUA. Mexfco.
July 2S.-villistas yesterday attached
the ranch house OF Rosalio Hernandez.
former villa general at Encilillas and
killed Jesus Hernandez, brother OF
the general.
Rosalio Hernandez fed to 0iinaga
as socn as he learned Of the approach
OF the bandits.
Reports have reached this city that
villa. with thirty companions. has
been seen at FL Canine De Las Huer-
tas. and that he Is preparing 70 make
an attempt TO dash through the cor
don Of de facto troops IN an EFFORT
to reach cache of ammunition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
TEuToNs CAPTURE WILSON
LINER OFF NORWAY COAST

LONDON, Eng, July 28.-The VII
on liner Eskimo has been captured
by German cruiser OFF the coast of
Norway. A Norwegian guardship has
warned the commander of the cruiser
that the seizure was made within the
three-mile limit, but the German IN
sisted that the liner was five miles
off shore when taken.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
ARMY AVIATOR MAKES
NEW WIRELESS RECORD

(Associated Press bY Dsdsrnl Wirele,s)
SAN DIEGO, Cal. July 2S.-Capt
G. C. Culver, attached TO the avia-
tion school in North Island. yesterday
established new record for sending
radio messages from an aeroplane In
hight.
Leaving the aviation school fester-
day morning. he hew to Santa Monica
and return. distance Of approximate
" 18o miles, sending wireless mes
sages e che school every ten minutes
during his fight
This Is REGARDED here as notable
military achievement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
EXPRESS RATE CUT
ON SOLDIERS GIFTS

WASHINGTON, d. Express
companies have agreed to accept ship
ments of gifts and supplies to troops
on the Mexican border sent through
the Red Cross at two-thirde of the
regular rate. Contributions must be
sent to the nearest supply depot pre-,
paid and there they viii be inspected
and forwarded free of charge. Only
articles In the approved list will be
sent. Gifts may not be consigned to
individuals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
DISCHARGED GUARDSMEN
MUST PAY THEIR OWN
TRANSPORTATION OR WALK

NEW YORK, N X. July 80 -
Guardsmen discharged from their
commands now serving on the border
because the men have dependent rela-
tives, must pay their own way back
home. under q ruling Of the war de-
partment issued yesterday II has
been explained that the war depart
ment regulations VIII not permit the
department to allow compensation for
soldiers discharged By way Of favor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
GERMANS WITH BRITISH
TITLES TO LOSE THEM

LONDON, Eng, July 2S.-The gov
eminent has formally requested the
king to take immediate steps to re-
yoke the titles of nobility granted to
three Germans. They are the Duke
of Cumberland, the Duke of Albany
and Prince Albert of Schleswig-H Hob
stein. The house of commons has adj
vised King George to take the .neces-
sary steps as soon as possible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
AUSTRIA PROTESTS ATTACKS
ON HER MERCHANTMEN

BERLIN Germany, July 28.-The
ustro-Hungarian government has
sent formal protests to the govern
ments OF neutral nations against the
persistent practise OF the enemy sub
marines of '.criminaily attacking"
Austrian merchant vessels.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-28
IN VAR arena
IRISH REPRESENTATIVES TO
SIT IN WHITEHALL

tolSIV - -
SIT IN WHiTEHALL
LONDON, Eng, July 90 The
terms Of the Irish agreement entered
mo Nv DHrid LLOYD george. secretary
Of state for war, and leaders Of the
Nationalist party were made public
here last night.
It states that Irish representation
in the imperial parliament shall re
main unaltered namely, 103 mem,
bers."
Nothing is said in the agreement
concerning subsequent reduction
The pact provides that the measure
shall endure until parliament makes
further permanent provision for the
government Of Ireland.
No intimation is given as to
whether the exclusion of the Ulster
counties is to be permanent.
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DANISH STEAMER
SEIZED IN BALTIC

LONDON, Eng, July %. The Dan
ish steamer Normandiet has been
seized In the Baltic Sea by German
trOopship, according to information
received her last night.
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