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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
WHITAkER-CLESSNER
COMMON BID At 16O
STOCK HAS ADVANCED STEADILY
DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS
La Belle Common Was In Demand at
53N,, while Preferred Was Bid
at 12e-Msrket Active.

The stock market was brisk yester.
day. and several local issues were in
good demand. There was considerable
activity in La Belle stock again. com.
mon selling at 53ta and preferred NJ
1923. All that could be secured at
these prices was, quickly taken. and
the market closed with the above
prices bid.
The occasion of the strong demand
for La Belle stock is still a matter
OF conjecture. II is understood the
company is enjoying a prosperous
business at present. and rumors of 4
proposed merger OF La Belle and two
or three other large independent con.
Germs. are heard occasionally.
Whitaker-Glessner common stocks
advanced n point TO 100. yesterday.
and closed with that bid. This issue
has advanced slowly and steadily dur
ing the past few weeks.
Market Auditorium stock was bid al
81. Neurslgyiine was offered at ISL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

Especial 10 Fidelity Inv. A-socl
CHICAGO. April WHEAT
Early influences were g,nsratty against
the price and the market recorded q new
low FOR this turn Cables anne cover
and the foreign news Wa hsart-h.
Therc was liquidation 81 holdlngs aud
caused a furtnCr narrowing of th. dif-
Terence. crop news from toe lott wheal
states was uufaVorablc White the refi,ffts
from Kansas and Nebraska wtrs "a E.ly
the opposite. RrsdstT,.ts report ct
stocks showed only small ust rs.a~s
IN much OF the f-rnlcr rssuluE uItfa-
lions AZ" being delayed h1 frequent
rains New AorE exporters we're report
ca trying TO cancel purchases 90 Mani
toba made FOR shipment At up-nlHz ou
navigation. bu IN. Other hand pulah.,
reported $4,000 bush,i sold 10 th. bsa-
board with BIDS therefor Market rail-
tORN-torn has shown "a very -trous
tone most OF the DAY. an. reactions be-
ing only brief and unimporfaut Gem
cral trade not large but the belief was
current that better cash trade was
ant@d. Considerable inquiry fur corn
on export account but uotning exported
sold. Domestic business uod.ratt
OATS-pats have been helped uiaterl-
ally by the Corn strength ana ~ tn
buying OF may by cash concerns. Tn-rt.
has been a little doing IA export from
mere, prot ably more dUn' also tuau re-
ported. Canadian oats marNyts also
strong ana higher TOR Blending Coun-
Try has been selling cash bat~ rather
freely To arrive and the SEPTEMBER oats
have been relatively easier tnan Mayor
July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
FINANCIAL OPINIONS

FINANCIAL NEWS .-Developments
are SO conflicting that AN irregular and
unsettled market OF cross currents seem
likely To continue. with Mexican spe-
sialtics respOndiug to favorable Next
San news, war supply issues influenced
BY untavor able reports a. to future or
uers and IN, general standard list sub
iect to German submarine reports Ma
Flnc preferred Is reported Well mouEht.
lnNeSt tn.nt absorption D. noted in Cen
sral Electric. United Fruit and Maxwell
Motors are favorahly affected by diNi-
dend gossip OF lack Of new orders ana
coming OF peace, ami rails o. hold in
check ON the waE, ctrttlutIts. AL
though GrauEers are understood 10 DO
well bought un declines on "a scale down.
professional are expected L. sell Ncw
Haven on the wreck.
COMMERCIAL The heavy foreign
liquidation explains why steel common
nas not advanced iu proportion to the
vast Increase IA Its sales and net earn
mgs.
FINANCIAL AMEEIGA:=S standard
Issues move within "a narrow range and
port
WALL ST. JOJ ENNL.-Conhdcucc IN
the futur, OF On" shock market is shown
not only by the Increasing number OF
rev nrms Goo which birth D. b,lu- given
but 10 the growing number OF PARTNER
ships which are switching their main
business from cotton. Eraiu and bonds
10 stocks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

Totals. S7.Ois.S9s.ss s4.7s2e2f 20
Inc. .<2.s56.s1llg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
April CIearings Reach
Total Of Seven Million

Tuesday clearings s355.535. compared
with s2s4.OO2 for the same day In April.
1918.
To and including Tuesday. the 18th
the total April wheeling bankinE clear :
mss had reached ss,Ois.s9233. compared
with St.fo2.22l.zO for the same period
IN April OF 1915. an increase Of S2.s55.-
b1l.lS. or 47.S percent
tuesdays clearings were l3555a5 Ig
compared with tzs4 .OO2s3. a gain Of
sfl.Ss-.a5. or sf.I percent II is rather
coincidence that the percentages OF
increase for the past three days have
been practically the same. all 81 and a
fraction
The record FOR the month to date fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
Logan & Bryan's Closing stock Letter

NNEW YORK. April 1s-Whue an
improved tone prevailed in the rail de-
partm"nt. irrcgulartty was pronounced
~ otner directions. The diplomatic
situation was unchanged. 90 lr auff-f.
pated that ana Official statement b. like
= TO be issued after "a conference" sche-
tulcd 20 take place this afternoon. The
current political and diplomatic COM
troVci sizes sttil initiate against "a broad
rise. or course. short covering might
enforce e temporary rally. hut until
either Berlin rcccds= or tho villa mat
ter j. disposed OF. extreme conservatism
g. advisable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
FAVORABLE REPORTS
RALLY WHEAT PRICES
ners Ysvorssis Diplomatic outioek Aad
nAins IN Northwest Aids-corn
ana Data GAINED

CHICAGO. April ls-Reports that
Germany Nas likeiy % meet the wishes
OF the United states IN the su.soN case
eip~d to-day 90 rally the price Of wheat
and -, too. did rains Ia the norfhws~ q.
quotations closed firm - 90 &C net
higher. with Map a. tiit- ui-ItL AMI
July al tl.ltl Corn ssiueC &C 10 :. g.
and oats q shade o. = isc IN prov -
Ions the outcome varied from .tsc do
cline 20 = rise % ighc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
57,400 Ton Allotment Of
Rails For Pennsylvania
metropolitan Building Activity Pro-
nounced-Trend of Iron Prices
Higher.

NEW YORK. April Is.-It was an
nounced yesterday In trade circles that
the Bethlehem and pennsylvania Steel
tempanies were allotted appropriately
e..foO tons OF heavy section rails by the
fehnsyl Vsnis railroad. The division be-
tween the two mills was lett to the steel
companies. The total tonnage for these
Two COMPANIES l. approximately the
same as the estimates previously given
Apparently there u no reason TO change
nimills.
Steel building work in the MetropoIi-
tan district - Sun of tair proportions.
Several new contracts. II Is expected, Will
De closed In the next ten days These
Will call Tor 5000 OF 1000 tons OF fabrt-
stated steel Among the orders that came
70 the surface yesterday was one FOR
100 tons OF the Carpenter twelve story
apartment building 10 be constituted at
Sixty sixth street and Park avenue. The
peel Will be furnished by the Hinkel
Iron Works. The same fabrtcators have
also taken contracts for 200 tons OF
shapes Tor a residence to be built on
East SIXTY sixth street.
The Pennsylvania railroad has put OUT
Inquiries for several thousand tons OF
coke and charcoal iron for shipment To
bs Altoona shops. This ~ practically "A
reimbursement of the inquiry reported
ten days ago. The McNabb q Harlan
Company divided the contract for $500
ions OF foundry grades. previously noted.
between Buffalo and eastern RennsyIva-
mia furnaces. Several other orders for
small lots running from 100 to 500 tons
zach for nearby shipment were a. 80
placed yesterday with Lehigh valley
furnaces.
Word comes from Chicago OF re-
newal in buying OF mallablc and gray
foundry iron. including several large
contracts FOR delivery over the first half
Of 1917. Several sales OF basic iron are
also reported IN the same territory. The
tendency OF prices IS upward. but thus
Tar most Of the buying has been at the
previous level OF prices. Most OF tn.
eastern Pennsylvania furnaces are TAX
Ing business at S2U.JO and S2l Tor No.
fouudry. while the others are askinl;
slightly higher prices. Low phosphorus
continues especially strong and arm
cult 70 obtain even at S34 delivered in
the Philadelphia district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

Mheat-No. red gils1. tt.set.. Na.
, rcd SLisg LIS. ~. hard 81 no
li2A.
yellow TtHTtLc: No. Whtte sass5tsc.
oats-No. white as gfsi.c. stsnd-
ard a. a. ssi.c
Hork-sgi sou - IL
Lsrd-S1l17.
klbS-fils1 1891
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. April fs. TO-
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily D. &. j. MuHffu a. co.. huukrra
and brokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
mARnIs MINrmHOF a ~.

fFtFNlaa 10 lt"ltN NV. ASSOC
MN YORK. April ls.-N y. Daily
N'wr Bureau Morgan affiliations says
there b. no likelihood that tho remaining
foreign holdings OF 4. :. steel will BE-
pressed for sale here. They might come
uut on an advance to par. hut are 50
lodged that 90 would be- dimicult 70 reach
them. \ large accumulation h rumorsd
% b. tu the hands OF tn. igritish rnobo-
uEatluu committee. which b. expected t.
uEe Tor loan sccurttA. The Chi-f buy ing
OF the VAR stocks uu declines L. FOR
short arruuut sentiment seems To be
thoroughly unsettled a. 10 holding or
huNl nE az current levels The short in
ter'st l- increasing according to private
horruwiu reports hut long stock con-
tlnus To- supply the bear element " al
means To- cover. and encourages sales
GA all rallies.
Independent steel companies as a rule
have not guarded against cancellation
LOT orders 10 the extent arranged by
United states. according To reports In
circulation
Part cot the s"lllnr of the standard Is
sues in the lat few daA~ has been
traced 90 speculative holders of war
stocks who are trying to protect com
m Itments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
NoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvrLLB
DAILY Except Sunday.

ON lines having regular express serN-
tcr. shipments weighing IN excess OF
hft} pounds. or large bulk. viii not ~
carried uu passenger cars.
ALI LINES Daily Except Sunday.
NO HnlpmsufH. except emergency ship
uenfs - medicines viii be carried Oa
passenger cars between 200 end 81
b.. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING, W. Va. April Is, 'ls.
Corrected by \. 4. Masten a. Co meIlr
bers Boston stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. April Is. 10.
Reported b. =. l.. Mast,u - 60. l.. r.
Brand. manager, members Sew York
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
FINANCIAL NOTES

Especial to Fidelity Inv. AssocD
NEW YORK. April 1S.-During the
early part % the days session tine mar
mission hous. business. Just before the
close stocks were freely offered and
sharp decline resulted in many OF the
sps,laltic~ The street H. disposed TO
await NOR. definite developments ia the
German and Mexican situations and
until then. trading Will be restricted To
IN. profess tunal element The decline
IN prices Tor the past week has un-
a"ubtstA> discounted a great deal OF
bed news and has put the market In a
much stronger technical position. We
advise holdtng or Tor further develop
m-nuI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
HAY AND GRAIN

QsotsGons u y. a. -raunlieh q ce.
LAY, Drain 3 Farming Impismsnts,
lola HArkst street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
LOCAL STOCKS

NIIEE.INH IS. Na. April u.s. f.
UaiIl Quotation LIst cot ths wheeling
Stools EtrhHuEc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. ". Va. April Is. 10.
Range OF active stocks on the New
by y 4. Masten * 60. brokers
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELtNG vs. Va. April Is. &c.
Market reported by \. D.. Masten ~
Co. members Sew ork stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

Total shares f45.6JO.
Bonds Sg,6Gg.O0O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

ittQ hl4ufts huEltls s-..s... 80 a.
vinegar.
Pure cider. per gallon. $500 10
Tiah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
WHEELING Traction COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR SCHEDULES
Taking Eject June a., 1904.
PANHANDLE LINZ

PANHANDLE LINZ
WHEELING AND wELLsBCI1
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling WellaburR
Leave
.2nd street iAaye
n hceuns wellsbuTg
10 90 r.. o. e:00 O. IN.
20 o. m. 1900 noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19
WHOLESALE MARKET
Flour.

Corn. No. 2, Doc. NJ. ga. sLle. No. ..
Sl--S, NO. =. per dozen. I COzvn II Casss
a2.SV: extra. No. ~. q uOzvn Ii vasss
Fancy rehned .......y tv0 a
Choice refined ......... 40 n
1lsnded Maple nyrup-
Golden Tree. glass. large. peT don. -
Golden Tree. glass. med-. per do. I ~
Golden Tree. glass. small. Ter dos %
Pure Sap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-19

FiunhtG AfIN Fait
Smoked II. =. short. .lear.
strips and backs ..........
Bacon aud clear bellies ....
Bacon and clear sIo,S......
Hacon. tat backs. ...........
Dry salt. clear strlus and
hacks ..........
BTy salt. clear .uurs ........
iffN salt boo naDA- .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-17
ARTILLERY COMPANIES
TO GET NEW NUMBERS

Beginning tomorrow, Coast Artillery
companies of, the regular army on
Oahu will change, their destinations,
as follows: r..
Fort Kamehameha-Old 68th Co.,
C. A. G. now the LIST Company, C. A. c.;
old 18th Company, C. A. c., now the
End Cmpany, C. A. c.; old 91st
Company, G. A. c., now the 3rd Com.
pany, C. A. c.; old 125th Company
c. A. c., now the 4th Company, c
A. c.; old 143d Company, C. A. c., nov
the 5th Company, C. A. c.
Fort Ruger-o1d End Company, C
A. c., now the 1st Company, G. A. c.;
old 105th Company, G. A. O., now the
End Company, c. A. c.; old 159th Com
pany, C. A. c., now the Bird Company,
C.. A. c. ~.1.-'.......'
Fort De Russy-Old 10th Company
C. A. c., now the LIST Company. c. A.
c.; old 55th Company, C. A. c., now
the End Company, c. A. C.
Fort Armstrong 104th Com
pany, c. A. c., now the LIST Company,
q q -. ; +. \
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-17
Sd Inf, N. G. H.
Equippiing Gym

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, July IA very
pleasant smoker was held on We'd
nesday evening at Major H. B. Pen.
hallow's home for the officers of the
First Battalion, Third Infantry, N. G.
H. Many matters of interest to the
guardsmen were discussed, and the
keen interest displayed augurs well
for the future of the. local companies.
- o.
In order to raise funds for equip.
ping gymnasium In the Wailuku
national guard aEmory, the officers
and men of the battalion are plan
ing for series Of entertainments
The first of these will be a moving
picture show and possibly some other
features, at the orpheum next Friday
evening. The theater has been leased
for the evening. In the near future
a minstrel show Is planned.
- - -
Company A Capt. Kaae) and Com
pany c (Capt. Lufkin) will make a
practise march to Waihee and return
next Sunday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-17
ARMY GNANV
EXAMS FOR ARMY
CIVIL SERVICE
JOBS SCHEDULED

Examinations to ill government po-
sitions will be held in Honolulu the
latter part OF this month and in Aug.
ust, according to circulars issued by
Secretary John W. Short of the Ha.
wall Civil Service district today.
An examination for clerk, steno-
grapher and typewriter in. the ord
nance department at Hawaiian de-
partment headquarters will be held
July 26 in Honolulu. The examina-
ton is open to both men and women,
and the position pays $50 a year. The
age limit must be Is years or over.
Form 1924 may be obtained from the
secretary at the customs-house, CIV
ing further data about the require
ments. ..~
August 10 an examination for clerk
in the postoffice service at Schofield
Barracks will be held. The position
is open to both men and women. APP
plication form 1871 may be had from
the secretary. The position pays
from $500 to $1,000 year, starting in
at $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-17

FOR THE YOUNGSTERS.

Honolulus vacation school" experiment is almost
ont of the experimental stage though is less than
week old The attendance at the KaiuIani grounds
4justi6es the project. ..G.=.
This city is going ahead with rapid strides in kin
dergaren, playground and vacation school training
Honolulu needs TO stride, however to keep pace with
other American cities though it is that in most of
them public Fairgrounds are even more needed than
here. Supported by the demands of individual citi-
zens, womens clubs civic organizations and the daily
press the school authorities of San Francisco have
recently recommended the establishment of 20 add
tonal kndergartens This means that when the esti-
mate they have presented to the proper authorities has
been formally approved approximately 1000 more chill
dren between four and s years old m San Francisco
will receive the wel-rounded training which the kin
dergarten gives, through its paywork, songs games
and stories.
Until recently San Francisco has not been as adj
yanced most large cities of the United States in
providing public education for children under primary
school age having but IL kindergartens publicly
supported. This was the more surprising because if
had the most famous of the early kindergarten phila
thropies; and for years no other city had SO many
such generously provided benefcences of this kind
Two factors of universal interest stand out in the
action of the San Francisco school board The pass
age of new form of kindergarten legislation in Cali
fornia three years ago. and the thorough canvass of
the state during the past years. to arouse parents
and educators to the opportunities the new law
brings.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-17
THIRD INFANTRY
DRILL MAY PROVE
FEATURE Of FAIR
Especial star.Builetin CorrespOndenesl

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondenee)
WAILUKU, Maui, July 13-lf pre-
sent plans of Col. H. A. Baldwin and
his staff are carried out the time Of
the Maui County Fair November 80,
December i and p will be the time
for big exhibition by the Sd Infan-
try, National Guard Of Hawaii At
that time Governor Pinkham has al
ready promised to be present, and it
is, believed that by then the Maui reg
iment viii be in shape to make a
splendid showing.
Col Baldwin wrote to Gen. Johnson
this week suggesting this time for the
proposed presentation of a handsome
stand of regimental colors, which have
been prepared for the Sd Infantry by
two Honolulu firms, the Schuman
Carriage Company and Wall & Dough
erty. The first named has had made
beautiful regimental standard of
orange and black silk, bearing the
words, Third Regiment of Infantry"
and the motto, "Mauf No Ka Oh" to-
gether with the Hawaiian coat OF
arms. The flag is a. beautiful silk
banner of regulation size.
1t was at first planned to make the
presentation within the next few
weeks, at which time the governor,
Brig zen. Johnson, Maj. James D.
Dougherty and possibly other officers
CT the brigade staff would be present
to take part in the ceremony and to
make an inspection of the regiment.
It is entirely possible, however, that
the time may be postponed a couple
OF months, by which time it is hoped
to have all the men uniformed and
equipped and able to make a credit
able appearance
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-17
RAZOR. WIELDER
GETS DISCHARGE
and JAIL Term

social purposes instead OF shaving.
Pvt. James Thomas. Company c. 25th
Infantry. Schofield Barracks. was
today sentenced BY general court.
martial there to be dishonorably dis
charged from the U. s. army, and TO
serve a year In a military prison.
Thomas slashed Cpl Pod Hicks OF
the same company ana regiment, June
I6 near wahiawa.
At the trial. Hicks testified that he
believed Thomas was inspired 10 the
deed by a mysterious third party, n
soldier who had grievance against
dicks. Thomas was tried on q charge
of felonious assault. Hicks was not
dangerously cut.
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DOES IF WORK.
EDITOR

From time to time of our citizens ask earnest
y, Does commission government really work. AZ
answer, peruse this statement by Mayor Martin Behr
mann of New Orleans:
II Philadelphia any other large city is suffering
from petty factonal and sectional jealousies that
tard the progress OF good legislation a commission
form of government is the There is concentra
ton of authority and definite placing of responsibility
1t is not case of Let George do it" The business
Of the city is rapidly despatched 1t resembles bank
ing house with its president and board Of directors
The business Of city is real business. ....
Mayor Behrmann elected in bitter campaign
which marked the defeat of an old and inefficient
regime TodaytNew Orleans is considered one of the
bestgovened cities of the United States and the citi
zens looking forward in a notably broad way.
In the case of New Orleans, not only does commits
sion government work, but the city employees and
elected officials also work. which cannot be said for
all American cities Ill
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fCouuuueo IfOu< page One1
songs by the singers for the Young
roof garden. The closing song was
an adaptation Of 7 Love You Homo
1niu," with Lunalilo substituted, and
finally the national Hawaiian anthem
The function marks an era IN the
progress OF the young men of the
I0rder who are building up great or.
ganization and doing things IN an up.
to-date style.
Many AZ Banquet
Those present were:
Lucius T. Pinkham, Henry Van Gle
son, Kalanfanacle, John c. Lane, Thos.
Treadway, Jos. Richard. n. K. Hoopii,
Edward ]. Ross, w. j. Lillis. Robert
p. Kaaihue, Henry Daniels, w, ].
Markham, w. X. Anahu, NJ. A. Con
salves, Isaac X. Waiolama. Jos. FL.
Akana. Kalani Peters. Joseph Pau.
mana, J. c. Cullen, ]. K. Mohoikail.
Clement Parker, Frank Kauahi. d. v.
Kahaiewafkes Solomon K. Palau, Ste
phen Mahauley. Benz. X. Kane, Jno,
n. Keola, Louis Feary, David K. Kae.
ka. VIM. T.. Burke, Chas. B. Pangelin-
an, Emil III. Hutchinson, Daniel Poki
Kauhini, George Wassel Jr., j. nj.
Stupplebeen, e. K. Kekuewa, nj. X.
Richards, H. H. Afook, Willie Hume
XII Edward Hopkins. Richard Panae-
wa, Fred Kahea. Abo K. Kalana vii.
lie Keaia, Ed Young, Mike Kawaihae,
P. q. sAko, David Kailiponi. Edw. w.
Kau, p A MilleE G. A. Miller,
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BUILDING SHOPS FOR
REPAIRING K BOATS

Temporary repair shops for assist
ing in the general overhauling of sub.
marines, are being built at Magazine
Island, Pearl Harbor. The structures
will not be permanent.
There is said to be possibility that
the island may be abandoned as sub.
marine base when the extension plans
of the naval station are put into eff.
feet, but nothing definite has been an.
nouneed. A new location at Pearl
Harbor will be assigned.
Docks for the quartering of the K
boats and torpedo boats will be laid
out and set of buildings erected on
the new site. 1t will be about two
years before the work Is completed,
says Rear-Admiral Clifford ]. Boush,
the commandant.