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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05
KNOWN TO HAVE
ABILITY IN Law

Mai. Dennis p. Quinlan, judge ad.
vocate of the 3rd Division OF the
Army, stationed here, has been order
ed to prepare to sail on the April
transport for Hawaii for duty on the
legal staff of the department COM
mander, according to the San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
A few months afo Quinlan won his
permanent appointment to the legal
department OF the army, and with It
the rank Of major. It was the first
case in the history OF the army that
a man from the ranks has been
placed permanently in the law
branch
Quinlan was the organizer Of the
Maccabee Scouts and was wounded
several times in the Philippines. He
has won many legal fights for the
government, including one for valu-
able land against the Southern Pa
cific company, and the struggle for
title to the Lobos creek watershed.
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WANAMAKER FIRM
BACKS PRESIDENT

More than 10000 men have received
some military training while in the
employ Of John Wanamaker in his
Philadelphia and New York stores
during the last % years. When Wan
amaker, then at Long Key, Florida,
heard OF the break OF diplomatic rela-
tons between the United States and
Germany he sent a telegram with d.
.IectiCDs that IL be brought To the at
teutiOn CT all working In the stores
and all former employees and it was
published in advertising form in the
Philadelphia and New York papers.
WanaTaker requested and urged
whole-hearted support OF the president
but the immediate thorough and en-
forced organization OF all men who
in the past and present years have
been employed and trained In the New
York and Philadelphia stores 10 unite
in preparations to make ready for any
call the authorities at Washington.
Albany or Harrisburg may make for
military service in guarding the ma.
tional arsenals and ports Of New York,
Philadelphia and elsewhere and in
performing and in doing any other
duties that may arise. as the national
government may order.
In the New York and Philadelphia
stores there are 642 boys between the
ages Of II and Is years now receiv-
ing military instruction. which includes
school OF the soldier, school of the
squad, company close order. battalion
I-,I al -. Al.z nll
signal work with flags and
wireless outfits, elementary map read
ing. rifle practise and body building.
Since 1891 there have been develop |
ed from the Wanamaker stores 251 |
officers and 80 have |
been commissioned in the regular |
army or national guard; two are now
officers in the regular army and 10
officers and l56 men
have been or are on the border.
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clinati1n to do away with part of their
stock to avoid the possibility of fur.
Their decline in prices.
II cannot be denied that for the sug
ar industry of Holland very danger
Gus and threatening time has set in
and that if within short time good
regulation Cor the export commerce is
not issued, the bad consequences will
be enormous.
At The opening quoted at T. % IL,
really sugars during the first days
went up little bit, but soon sellers
were obliged to offer at f. % Ia and
even at % is to be able to do bust
ness. At present the value can be
quoted at (. %.
Nov already CONCENTRATIONS are be-
ing published about tile sowings for
the next harvest. but as long as the
prospect of the present one is not
clear. t is quite impossible to give
any expectations about the next cam
paign, because the opinion is growing
stronger that in this matter the gov
eminent will also take legal measures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05
Federal court
DRAWS JURORS

Al session OF the federal court
this morning petit and grand juror.
for the April. 1917, term OF the United
States District Court Of the territory
of Hawaii were drawn as follows
from Honolulu unless otherwise indi
Gated:
Grand Jurors Selected
Gus J Bechert, Lahaina; Jesse NJ
McChesney: H. S. Hagernp. Lahaina /,
Henry Seghorn. Kekaha, Kauai; vii.
liam Smith, Hilo; Frank Cox, Waimea.
Kauai; G. X. Al; Stanley C. Kennedy:
Vim. II. Johnson. Hilo; VIM. A, Perry,
Eva: William X Buchanan. Lahaina !;
Daniel T.. Carey. Wailuku; Albion +.
Clark; Andres Nelson; James y. An.
ahu; Manuel =. Peter; Thos II.
Hughes; A. w Van Valkenburg
Jesse o. Young: Arthur J. StiIlman.
Hawi, Hawaii; William II. Hiserman,
Hilo; Alfred r. Henderson, Pahao,
Puma, Hawaii: Thomas j. Quinn; VIII
liam Allen, Lahaina.
Petit Jury List ii.
Harry L. Kerr: John =. Bento, Eva:
Henry F. Bertelmann; David +.
Thrum: George Ross, Hakalau, Ha-
wall; c. w. Smith. Makaweli. Kauai;
Geo. f. McCorriston; F. H. Weber.
waimea, Kauai; Eric II. Edwards,
waiohinu, Hawaii; Geo. W. Farr; "
NJ. Gedge; Frank Crawford, Lihue,
Kauai: Kenneth c. Hopper, Lihue,
Kauai; Alfred c. Hagen: Chas. II. Bel
lima; o. L. Sorenson, Kamuela, Ha-
wall: Charles A. Bidinger; Edgar J.
Walker, Paia, Maui; James T. Taylor;
VIM. J. Bell, Hilo; VIM. Lee Showal-
ter, waianae, Oahu; A. Cartley; Ed
mund F. Deinert, Puunene. Maui;
John s. Marques; William j. West,
Hilo; Samuel Lindsey, Kahului, Maui;
John ID. Kennedy, Hilo; Clifford Spit
ger; G. A. Beall, Puunene, Maui;
Thomas Forbes, Hilo; K w Kinney.
Hakalau, Hawaii; Jiro Kuramoto.
Hilo; N. B. Young; Fl. H. Jensen. Pa.
paaloa, Hawaii; Maurice Brash; Wal
lace r. Harrington; Carl Bayer, Maka-
we'll, Kauai: Joaquin Garcia, Wailuku;
Jas. A. Williams; A. s. Guild: John d.
Easton, Hilo: Frank o. Boyer: Edwin
A. Peck, Olaa, Hawaii; Manuel z.
Silva; Alan J. Lowrey; John Bryant,
Maxwell, Kauai; James T. Fanton,
Puunene, Maui: Robert X. Fuller;
Richard Saunders, Keanae, Maui;
John F. Doyle: Gustav Carl Bechert;
John M. Dyer; James H. Hutchings;
Gustav Schuman: Bert Tarpley, Ka-
muele. Hawaii; James Guild: Benja-
min F. Lee; Albert Homer; Edwin II.
Paris; John s. Napier; Allen NJ. No
well; joseph p. Fernandez. Hilo:
Arthur H. Rice; V. A. Vetlesel, Wal
luku: Frederick d. Lowrey; Rudolph
Wassman; Ernest II. Austin, Hilo;
Sam Ladd; James E. Jaeger; William
G. Bergin.
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GREAT BRITAIN
CURTAILS ITS
USING OF SUGAR
Especial Correspondence from Willett
& Gray, New York;

| Especial correspondence from WllleL
& Gray, New York;
| NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The marke
last week was 7-Sc c. & f. assoc
and this price has prevailed most o
the week. At times there were con
ditions of easiness and there were of
fers to sell at 7-Sc C. & f. (4.89e), bu
these conditions were temporary, al
sufficient buying interest appeared
to steady the market.
Since the above was written politi
cal conditions connected with the
German submarine controversy have
somewhat unsettled the market, and
the feeling is somewhat nervous. Dur
ing the day there were buyers fol
February and March shipment al
7-Sc c. & I. 1880, but at the close
it was more difficult to sell.
Porto Ricos are somewhat of a Diet
errent factor, as the principal buyers
of these sugars are interfered with
In their operations by strikes. Porto
Ricos have been offered at Also and
possibly at ACC. H.
Full duty San Domingos sold at
8 1850 c. l. (. to Canada, and Vene-
zuelas at 3-4c c. /. f. to New York.
Receipts Tor the week from Cuba in
creased, but amount to 10S,034 tons
against 145,347 tons for this week last
year. Exports, however. are ample.
being 61,793 tons to the United States
Atlantic ports. 6571 tons to New Or
leans. and 1929 tons to Europe, a total
~
ments will allow the Atlantic refiners
to replenish somewhat their depleted
stocks, which process is progressing
gradually. Stocks in Cuba stand at
LAB, 6S4 tons On January 90 there
were 167- centrals grinding against
1853 last year. Weather throughout
the week has continued favorable for
grinding. Visible production to jan
uary 81 is 32S, 532 tons, against So, 499
tons to corresponding date last year
and 292, 676 tons in 1915.
Consumption Figures Fall OF
From Great Britain figures are
available now Of the imports, exports
and make up of the consumption of
the United Kingdom for 1916. The
International Sugar Journal makes the
total consumption, for 1916, including
molasses, 1,5S5,199 tons, against
1,S62.212 tons in 1915. This is a de-
crease of 277,013 tons, or 1887 per
cent Prominent London sugar au-
thorities state that the government
will restrict further the imports Of
sugar to the United Kingdom, and
this is regarded as certain, in view
of the necessity for making more eff.
fective use Of the reduced tonnage
at their disposal. French, Italian and
Swiss consumption must also be af
fected by the increased cost Of de
lyered sugars, owing to the high
freishts now ruling for neutral bot
toms. The rate of about SIS per ton
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demanded from Java to the Mediter
ranean is quite prohibitive as agains
that of about $40 from Cuban anC
eastern American ports.
A different consumption figure fol
the United Kingdom Is found in the
British board of trade returns which
mention 1,397,S5G tons against /. 651,
0S6 tons for 1915. These figures prob
ably omit molasses, etc. They show
a decrease in consumption of 1874
per cent from last year.
France Starts curtaiIment
The government OF France is ex.
peeted to put into effect system that
will record all sugar distributed and
its final destination This will start
about February and will curtail con-
sumption. The home consumption is
to be cared for first and this will leave
but little for manufacturers. The
1867 beet crop is now expected to
outturn 100000 tons, compared with
latest estimates of 100000 tons All
encouragement possible is being lent
to increase the 1917 beet sowings.
Labor Conditions Disturbed
The disturbed labor condition still
obtains at some OF the American Sug-
ar Refining Company's refineries, and
also at the National plant at Long Isl
and City. The former company states
that the trouble is not sufficient to
interfere with deliveries, as the COM
pany has sufficient stocks in hand to
meet requirements of the trade at the
present time.
Quotations are unchanged at Csc,
regular terms. A moderate demand
has occurred daily, and some delays
are reported
Federal can make shipments
promptly. This refinery has with
drawn all export quotations for the
months of February and March, there
by enabling them to reserve for the
domestic trade liberal proportion of
their production. and they also an
nounce the indefinite withdrawal of
cubes.
American announces that it now
quotes its 10a cartons of crystal
domino tablets at CSC per dozen, or
$3.50 per container of four dozen car
tons, with trade discount increased to
10 per cent on this package.
The export market has continued
firm at $500 to 5.50c in bond.
Holland Trade Threatened
An extract from Monthly Report on
the Sugar Trade, published by the
firm of Hendrix Kofoed, Amsterdam,
Holland, shows the tendency being un-
interrupted from calm to dull, prices
Of beetroot sugar at our market slow
" but regularly went down during the
now ended month, because while the
uncertainty about the possible GUAM
Lity of sugar to be exported caused
refiners to be absolutely retired and
spectators were also unwilling to
buy, the market showed lingering
character and even for the limited rea-
lization offer per Deeember-January,
buyers could only be found at contin
ually lower prices.
Taking into consideration the guam
tity needed for the inland consump.
lion till the beginning Of the next cam
paign, 1t would be possible to export
an important part of cur production,
but information in regard herewith
was very uncertain, so that this ten
dency was strengthened by the small
Differ rom manufacturers, while also
holders on terms showed general in
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local And dEVERkl

Hawaiian Lodge. F. & A. NJ, meets
tonight for regular work - -
The annual meeting Of the Associ
! ated Charities will be held March 70
Capt and Mrs. Daniel II. Gienty
have moved from Manoa road TO Luna
| lilo street
A bite by a dog took +. F. Nc.
Grew TO the emergency hospital Sat
urday afternoon.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth X. Davis and John NJ
Kea were married Saturday night By
Rev $. * Kamaiopin r"
The Queens Daughters will: meet
al 7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs.
H. H. Williams in Kaimuki
+ Candidates will receive the first de-
gree al the regular meeting OF Har.
mony Lodge. l. o. o. r. tonight.
Miss Helen Pohina and Henry
Young were married Saturday night az
Pearl City by Rev. Solomon K Oil.
Saturday night w. O. Smith lee
tured at the Mckinley high school
hall on Washington, Father of Our
Conntry's Freedom"
On report Of DR. A. +. Jackson. Thel-
ma Lii of Desha lane has been re-
moved to the Kauikeolani children's
hospital with diptheria. =..."
F. Kokichi, Korean was slightly
injured and treated at the emergency
hospital, when he slipped from car
he was trying to board near Pier Z.
Cuts from plate glass they we're in
stalling in Nuuanu street store near
Merchant street brought ". ]. Serpa
and a. Jackson to the emergency hos
pital for attention. i.
The regular monthly meeting of ST.
Andrews Hawaiian Junior Auxiliary
will be held on Tuesday afternoon.
March s, at o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Knoll, 22O Emma square.
William Chapman was treated at
the emergency hospital early Sunday
for bruise on the head. He
said someone had struck him and it
is said that he was intoxicated.
Mrs. Irene Kahaoolelio was hurt |
last night when she jumped from a
machine. II is told at the emergency !
hospital, where she was treated. that |
her husband successfully negotiated |
me leap and was followed by his less !
agile spouse, after a little argument. |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-05
PARIS HAS NEW FAD
IBy Associated Pressl

PARIS, France.-Dolls resembling
in form and feature persons who de
sire to hand down to posterity as
faithful portrait of themselves as
possible have become a great rad In
Paris. 1t began with the caricaturing
Of celebrities in the form OF dolls with
heads formed to accentuate the char.
acteristic features of the original Now
all sorts of people are having them
selves portrayed in this new fashion.
The facial resemblance is not only
reproduced as perfectly as possible
but the dolls are dressed i'm material
approaching as nearly as possible that
of the originals clothing.
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j Senator McCumber Of North Dako-
to introduced resolution in the SEN
ate asking the president to have the
encouragement submit statement
clearly defining the positio nof the
United States on limiting the use OF
submarines. 49, SO -'s'.7 SO. - I
A heavy guard was placed on the
double track railroad bridge across
the Mississippi river at Thebes. III.
The strike of electrical workers and
other trade unions at Washoe smelter
OF the Anaconda Copper Company has
been settled.
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Wisconsin, Norris OF Nebraska. Works
OF California, Kirby OF Virginia. Lane
of Oregon, O'Gorman Of New York.
Stone of Missouri, and vardaman 81
Mississippi
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Severe Headache, Cold and
Constipation ---Three Bottles
of Peruna and Man "a
ain Made Me Well

Mr.. John +. taner$. No. ION Live
Oak St. Fort Worth. Texas. writes:
II am sending you thr thanks of not
only myself. but my father, mother
and brothers. not hat they have been
benefited bv -FOUR medicine them
selves. but they az" thankful On my
behalf. In thr Su;niuer OF 1900 |
WAS taken with Il severe headarht'
and cold, which after being neglected.
for a short Whit" turned 10 what the
physician called severe cas-" o. con-
stipation and bowel trouble. .After
spending the nice sun, of sixty dollars
and receiyin; no relief from the doc
tors treatment. al last decided 20
take a trial al YOUR Peruna and Mama
lin, which a neichbnr had recommends
ed as being d good medicine for that
complaint After using about three
bottles of each ! was we'll person
AGAIN. Then in 1905 rhe same perform
ance took place. only the doctor bill
only reached thirty dollars thar time.
and YOUR medicine cost amounted to
eioht dollars. And repetition Gf tho
same case rock place again som" two
months ago. and after trying the doc
tor to ,ne tune Of fifteen dollars | went
back 20 your medicine again, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
STOMACH AILMENTS
THE NATIONS CURSE

There is no ailm"nI causing more
wO" AMI misery Than Stomach Trouble.
: Often Call Stones. Cancer and Ulcers
Of the Stomach and lnteSlincS, Con-
sLipaliun. Acute Indigestion, Auto
iintnXicarirn. yellow jaundirc. Apprn-
diritis ami other serious and fatal all.
mcntS result from il. Thousands nf
] Stomach Sufferers uw" their complete
recovery IN Mayr'S Wonderful Remedy.
, 1t is unlike ar, ether remedy. II sweeps
the poisonous he and catarrhal acCre-
lions from the system. Soothcs and
lallays Chronic inflammation. Many
declare ii has saved their lives. and
prevented serious surgical operations.
Try one dose today. Watch its mar
velouS results. Contains no alcohol
no habit forming drugs. Book on
lStomach Ailments FREE. Address
Geo. II. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. Chicago.
Better yet-nbtain 4 bottle Of Mayr's
! Wonderful Remedy from John Cole
man Drug Co.. E. H. Griest & Co. or
any reliable druggist. who will refund
YOUR money if it fails.
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Neighbor
Recommended
Your Medicine
When Other
Remedies
Failed

am again on my way ~ good health
and peace of mind. | fur@ui 10 make.
mention of the amount ut tn" drug bill,
and owing in ihr fact that | have for
gotten III" "XaC! am0un; | Will state
:nal il took very near all 1liat my faith
or made ar the different times | was in
such states nf health 10 pay Il" doctor
and drug bills. AZ for iiiC statement
nj my condition a. lie. above mem
toned times. will say that physics of
all kinds and Glasses were used. and
we had to cal! on III" i"uuiain SyriuS"
for help tip To til" Tim" | started using
your Peruna and Manai:n. fur could
almost drink Ca:,tur oil Tx" | would
water. ami il did M "pni A. for
salts. they too Wcr" of ~ Use. The
doctors were puzzled themselves"
Those who object to liquid mcdi-
cines can now procure Pcruna 7 alb,
let's.
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Renwootl Briefs,

Thu. Ealiimur" and ohio ir'un'JhouN"
hu?S ar" pra"ii"InG On the local Er"uhaS
IT, antirip;.l ion at u gam" with the
'umhrrlauT shops ~ Cumberland on
Sunday.
loss. Gain"r. If Main Sir""i. is suffer :
ing at his hnir" with an injured kn"" he
ul'iainrd whIir at work AT tho COX.
works un Sunday.
raul R-idrl. county s"a'"r Of weights
ami measures. is making daily tours al
hI:> territory.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXER
"CISES WILL BE HELD TO-
MORROW EVENING.

School ciSSs to Receive Diplo-'
rlns Friday Night.
Tin. ,.,,,u,;,.::,..nI,.:tt ,.S"rris"S "a; th''
Triad. lnili.t district hiSu >rn""i anu
eighth grabs wj.t h. held Thursday aud
Friday ,.v.nin. Tn" hipi school '"tn-
lnencemr,:. will h.' "u t,ridty evening az
%:l5. The n:"gra'!: an'i names "' me
graduates w..rH. arIu"U,r''u 10y l'l$trirt
-;uprrin;..:rl.,.: :. :. .ga..'h yesterday. ;tS
- High School Program.
Friday evening. S:l1 =. M.
S.horus---M May i,,i,s''' ........... l.ac"tii"
i;:ri< ,;!r. ',uh.
.lnvoca;i"u. ...... .i;.v Ralph iiarshmau
.Choru<-Sinrac S.'r= M"udslSs"is's
t;ir:S '::.a t'!uh
Grafton. Th" W"rl, - ;rc I:ed cross
id;l Virginia ''Hrtsr.
Grafton. Tlir LIS ~ democracy
John M'!'"naLh Mckee.
,:iri< G:isr t'luh.
Address Wa:ttnan Barrie. y N i-;:t. i.
Professor ~" English IN W. '. l..
Presentation Of Itipi".I:t$.
ChoruS-Swret ti":i'.":cVs. ....... : u -"
Girls cleo Tub,
Renedic'ion. E"v. Ralph lia"Shma"
Kigh School Class Roll.
Samuel t'rarraf; ki,;lr. president.
ida Virginia Garter. SECRETARY.
Elizabeth Nt.rlaid" E.'HUS.
Dagnlar f;raC" Bi~h"i.
Max \. ruberIy.
Regina Angela ''u"r.n.
Winona Belle Dorsey.
Emma Elizabeth t.hh"rt
Margaret E:!"an"r Ewing.
Hazel frasilrr.
Sarah I.nliiS.' 'iriic"r.
.1a.ncS I.awrnu"" Henderson.
May Edna tluGSt"m.
Villa Maria Jenkins.
Ftnrenre l;.rtrtid. kryesr.
iIertie,'a Virginia Linton.
Lila Fern Linton.
John Mcdonald McKee,.
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Clears Complexion

Don't worry about blotchcs or other
skin troubles. You can have clear,
clean complexion by using little zcno.
obtained at any drug store for Csc, or
extra large bottle at Sl.00.
Zemo easily removes all traces OF
pimples, black heads, blotchcs, eczema,
and ringworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. zcmo is clean, pcnetrat-
ing. antiscptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It is easily
applied and costs mere trifc for each
application. Il is always dependable.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, Q.
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To Pruntytowu.

w s. thId"rS. deputy sheriff "t Put
man county. was In this city .yHSlrr,id y
and removed Floyd Pierce 1T HAT "uum-
-. from the county iai! her" /" the re-
fnrmalory III rrunty1nwn. Fierce. vii"
IL hut ~ years al age. was arrested ut
E"uwonG several w"rkS aga ON Il Charge
at brC,lk inG into I house there. He hH'i
hrcn held T." tn" grand Jury. and was
confined in III" Jail her" when til" local
authorities discovered tint he was :; flu
yiiivr from Putnam county. having been
sent 10 the rrfnrmainry.
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FENCE TOOK FIRE.

Box - was pulled NJ 1870 O'Clock
laSI night. calling several fire depart
mcnls 10 the vicinity OF Vance's pool
room. on Chapline street, below TWEEN.
ty-siNrh. Somebody had discovered a
fence on fire and pulled the box. The
blaze was cxlinguished with few
buckets OF water.
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r"-ilc on Marshal street. rh" affair is
Il badly niN"d one. nak"viIS"h and Po-
l"Sky mad. their deaf wIth"utT iii" aid
- lawyers. anil it is alleged. thrr" arc
Ill or i"rhni"allS and complications III
ih,. as" Trn'i" complications are rX-
=, ,'Ird I" ,i,y;l"p and tn" town - watch
ing WI:h interest.
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Precincts
TraNic InterrNntotl.

Traffic i"lw""n ';l"udalr ana Mounds
,iilr ard ALI tel ph"uir S"rNir" h'iw"' II
this city and up-th"-riv"r points W"la
~ Crrupi"d early y"Sicrda? morning
when Il largo telephone I"I'. fell across
tin, count" road IN front If M T"nlln-
Sru residence IN Lower G!"nial". Tn"
pru. htn:iiy laden with i"l'rh"n" and
,eraun cables. fol- when tn" GuH-w.r"'
II, uIir. ana in falling quilted roar other
rn,rS down. Swapping ih'.in "ft ~ tn"
rru,;ni. The four p"i"s i"li H"rrSE III"
Trn";i"n rnmlanl'S trolley linz. mi" y
wrS necessary - Transfer pHS~"nG' rs
for NOR" than tire" hours. tn" count,
road VAS also closed to traffic Tor SOM"
limo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Irish Are to Hear
From Lloyd George

LONDON. May j.. 3:46 p. m:-An'
cheouer. announced in the House OF
Commons to-day that Premier Lloyd
George would make communication
10 The Irish leaders on the Irish Ques.
ton, which would be in their hands by
tomorrow. The government, he adj
lied. was prepared 10 all lot Monday
for discussion OF the question.
4 tree that is 100 feet high is used
us a wireless station mast in Cen
trail American city.
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PlaE WhaelinG Today.

local fans arc expecting S""i gam"
;inS afternoon when Iii" high team
crosses hats with Wheeling Hugh. rh''
game will H.. played nj in" Fifth street
park ami will I've called ~ I O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-16
Baldwin Grand Marshal.

rnl l.. W. H. Baldwin. al this city,
has been named grand mnrshal. for the
hi: pntrinrl" rarad" her" Memorial l'ai.
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