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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-13
Sends
Special War
Envoy to U.S.,
Especial Cable to Nippu JijD

Especial Cable to Nlppu JlJlJ
TOXIC, Japan, June 13.-Viscount
Kikujiro Ishii, former minister of for
eign affairs, has been named by EN-.
peror Yoshihito as the special am,
bassador to America. Viscount 1shil
will head a commission along the or,
der of the English commission which
was led by Balfour.
Vice Admiral l. Takeshita, repre-
senting the navy, and Major General
N. Sugano, representing the army, will
be two members Of the commission.
T. Imai, vice-consul at Honolulu, will
be a member of the party. The COM
mission will discuss the strategical
and commercial aspects of the war,
and will decide how Japan can aid the
other allies,
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YIN. {. A. Will TAKE over Hotel
FOR ARMY NAVYCLUBNEXT MONTH

others interested, in New York con,
tinued, and word was received today
that the proposal had been accepted
by the committee in New York.
A mortgage will be placed on the
property for two years, after which
time the International Committee is
expected to make the final payment
Horn reported that there was still
1890 to be collected in Honolulu to
assure the amount guaranteed by the
local committee of the AID Club.
c. B. Ripley will have charge Of
the work Of remodeling, and accord
ing to Horn, the exterior will not be
changed, but . large lobby which will
take care of 400 men will be built, and
tile interior will be changed to con-
form with conditions.
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l.. Pittenger, A. e. Larimer, C. B. Gage,
c. c. Graves, P. NJ. Pond, Mr.. Stinson,
". r. harrington.
Music-Harry Decker, Geo. Andrus,
r. c. Brown, J. D. Dougherty, Capt.
H. Berger.
Membership. NJ. Riggs, C. R. Fra.
zier, C. NJ. V. Forster, VIM. Thompson,
E. Schwarzberg.
Civic Affairs-H. E. Vernon, J. K.
Butler, Ed. Towse, Vaughan MacCau-
ghey, A. NJ. Cristy, D. H. MacAdam.
Roads-A. F. Clark, W. L. Emory,
J. T. Taylor, F. o. Cannon, E. E
BODICE
Just Advertising-C. R. Frazier,
John Lennox. Mr. McAlpin, Prof. A. L.
Andrews, L. Van Anderson, H. G.
Jewell, Pap Hess.
Vigilance-John H. Soper, B. L
Marx, A. r. G. Mccormick.
Finance. H. W. Norton, J. 2.
Child, W. F. Gaynor.
Army and Navy-James Wakefield,
L. A. Thurston, Emil Berndt, Gen.
Johnson. Mai Carpenter. Lieut.. Tilley,
George Rodiek, Walter F. Dillingham;.
John Warehouse, J. NJ. Riggs, w. o.
Smith, J. D. Dougherty, Mr. Horn.
Public Accounting-Jo Effinger,
James Bicknell, Manley Hopkins. Il
Civic Conventional. B. Gage. II.
Decker Tom Sharp. G. r. Frazier, A.
E. Larimer. J. K Butler. John Effin-
ger
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Word Received BY AID Club
Committee That New York
Has Accepted Proposal

W. A. Horn of the Army and Navy
department of the Y. NJ C. A. an
nounced at the meeting of the AID
Club today at noon that the Y. NJ. c.
A. would take over the property now
occupied by the Royal Hawaiian hotel
on July Is.
In a report to the club today Horn
said that prospects were dark at one
time, as the International Committee
cahled that it was unable to raise the
$1T5,0 zoe necessary to purchase the
site. Work by Fred A. McGarl and
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'UNDESRAbLES
PENALIzEDFOR
BLOCKING DRAFT
(Associated Press by q. s. Naval communi

ASSOCIATED Press by q. s. Naval Communi.
cation SerVice)
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 13.-louis
Kramer, a confessed anarchist, was
today sentenced to two years inpris-
onment. and to pay fine of $4,000,
and Morris Becker was sentenced to
a year and half, both in Atlanta fed
eraI penitentiary, for conspiracy to
circulate anti-draft literature and for
failure to register under the ne"
army law.
Heman Levine, schooIteacher,
was sentenced to II months imprison-
ment for failure to register.
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VenizeIos TO Head
Affairs of Greece?

ATHENS, Greece, June 13-The
city 10 reported quiet and there Is
said to be perfect order throughout
Greece.
Il 10 expected that ex-Premier Ven
izelos will be recalled to power and
will practically head the ne" govern
ment.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 49,
The United States Is interfering in no
way with the activities Of the allies
In Greece or with the Grecian policy
developing in the abdieation of King
Constantine.
II is explained that the United
States is a military but not q dipIo.
matte partner Of the Entente Allies.
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DRY WAR"
BILL GETS
BIG BOOST

ASSOCIATED Press By o. S. Naval Communi
cation Service)
y y y y y y y y 4 y y y y y y
= WASHINGTON, D. c., June 10 =
= The bill prohibiting the use OF =
= foods in the manufacture Of dis =
titled or malt liquors, during the =
= perior Of tn ewar, was today fav =
orably reported by the senate ag
: keH Hral committee. The pres
ideNtSRQder this bill, is empow- =
; cred to re4uisition spirits for =
war purposes. =
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RUSSIAN MISSION
REACHES SEATTLE

ASSOCIATED Press by q. S. Naval communi-
cation Service)
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 13.--
The Russian mission to the United
States landed today at Pacific port
en- route to Washington. 1t visited
Seattle today, the members being en-
tertained.
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WAR-BUDGET IS
PAST THE SENATE

ASSOCIATED Press by o. S. Naval Communi
catio1 ServiceI
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 30
The senate today enacted the war,
budget bill, including the appropria-
ton for buying the jamestown site
for an auxiliary naval academy.
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NO COMPLAINTS TO
s- u. S. OFFICIALS ON
ANTHRAX OUTBREAK

A report about town yesterday aft
ernonn that federal officials had arr
resEed three persons on Mani as be-,
1ng suspeeted @ maliciouslx attempt
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ADMIRAL SAYS U-BOATS WILL
BRING ALLIES TO SUBMISSION
LATEST WEEKLY REPORT SHOWS MORE VESSELS SUNK
AMERICAN STEAMER BATTLES TWO DIVERS SINKING
ONE-BIG AIR RAID ON LONDON KILLS MANY

ASSOCIATED Press by u s. Naval servce)
COPENHAGEN, Denmark June 13-That England will
be starved OUT and the Allies brought submission through
the German submarine campaign is the declaration of
admiral quoted in the reichsag by Conservative
Leader Heydbrand He quotes the admiral saying that
England has but two months longer the submarines will
force her to terms.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, June 13.-The American steamer
Kroonand arriving here today reports that she rammed and
sank hostile submarine in the few days ago The
steamer attacked by submarines but eluded the
pedoes which both launched and by agile maneuveng
bottom.
The submarines attacked the vessel each side.
During the maneuverng the Kroonand lost propeller blade
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FOUR ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED
VIOLATION OF TERRITORIAL
LABOR RECRUITING STATUTES
Action Follows Probe BY City Attorneys Office Which Charges
Prisoners With Attempting to Obtain Filipino laborerS Herr
for Work in Alaska Salmon CannereS

Following weeks of rigid investigation G. s. Snyder
of Seattle WASH Frank Winder presumably o. tie
city, Pablo Manapit, former editor of local Filipino
paper and Cruz Filipino have been arrested at the in
of the city attorneys office charge of illegally
crung Filipino laborers for Alaskan salmon canneries
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Ex-EMPERoR or KOREA -.
VISITS JAPANESE SOVEREIGN
{ Special CaLss % Htppu JlIiJ

Especial Gahse 10 EfpDu Jliil
TOXIC, Japan, June 13.--PTince Ri,
former emperor of Korea, was q Fis.
itor in Toxic yesterday He paid q
visit To- the emperor and empress At
the palace. S.
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a
Of to Maui be
federal this belief
1912 directly shipment
rabbi skin Australia!
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DROPS RATE FIGHT

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DROPS RATE FIGHT
Hawaii higher
the Orient the Chamber OF Commerce
investigation found that the interstate
probability the local increase
loaned the Hawaiian Promotion
Holmes taking pictures Of Kauai
discussed the possibility Of having patriotic
o registration
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U,Boat Ravages Again Increasing

LONDON, England June 13-The weekly report today
by the Uoats shows that % British vessels over
1900 sunk since last Wednesday, and 10 under that
tonnage Six fishing vessels sunk.
This increase the toll Of ship victims reported
week. which Is vessels 1900 and three under
BOSTON, Mass, June 13-The Leyland liner Anglican
been Summarized in the Atlantic ocean.
PARIS France, June 13The steamer Hequana has been
sunk by submarine She from Africa and it is feared
that 100 out of $50 passengers have been lost.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

M iSlNNG GINSSG
At Pittsburg-New York :, Pitts
burg 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 3 Gin
cipnau g
At Chicago-Rain.
At st. Louis-Rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Boston-Boston 2, St Louis 0;
st. Louis I, Boston 2.
At New York-New York :. Chicago
6.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, De
trOit g.
At Washington Washington :
Cleveland )
JAPAN FLOATS LOAN
Especial Cable to Nippu JuD
TOXIC, Japan, June 13.-Japan has
floated a $50, 900 French loan. s.
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ONDS 3Tfe ANRussfan Zionist deCt
to O
a Jewish n Palestine.
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In, employed the Hon weekly
maunakea street. charged this afternoon with
in
ing Napue The Chinese then had
sacks Of flour OF condensed milk and large
McDufe today
confessed, the police
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LATE NEWS AT A GLANCE


IA Spanish ministry has been forme
premier % neutrality.
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ACCUSED OF THEFT OF LAsoRERs' WAGES

abonding with the entire of Filipino
this afternoon by Capt McDufe of the
and Silva Inn n Honolulu yesterday.
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LONDON Eng 'H
srosH1sS s 5 s.: 5s'S 4
LID 13s B 30 Sns "S'''' farmers o.
PEASANTS DEMANDING FyII SUPPORT OF eovaRY~ENr
PETRoGRAD Russia 1aAn aiRua council oStaants
tass 1nsdsts
fully the
ARMIES DEADLockED ON MANY FRONTS; L!TTLe Activity
The 0s @ @ Press n late M o5 the war M
deadlOoked little activity
Lent HIS ssss.2 S,.,
captain according cable advees from Washing
s s5e list of ca1sy first
14'RrxEovR MORE WANT kAeAA AoMEs1EAos
w.. r.e.%:s sSs S up
day sineet opening. 17s.
pEas4Na TO DETERMINE WHERE GOES
Win @ ad nd Gn
expedtonary forces will be placed that his
ALIEN APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS RECEIVED
10 s:, sIe Issued @ .:s
Applications pe'ts drifting
frequently
DISCONTINUE SUIT TO REcoxER CAPT COOK PLATE
tn. ' the '" .sn.t Mrs. May i.. % %SeS the
s,s i.s the ;DT sS:
IA. e' s.sn 'f fIsa :sao:. ss"smn
accused Of 74EFT !, OF tAsoRsRs, WAGES
A1sa .
charges of Last Saturday Lopez said to have
Detective Silva found him in Honolulu yesterday.
CHINESE ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGE
In, a Hon
in the morn
ina wi by in
condensed milk
Of
Chinese merchant
confessed, the police
CAUSE ANTHRAX
shipment Of bone meal which recently received by local
which
anthrax outbreak that island the opinion
traced
rabb Australia.
COMMERCE DROPS RATE
Hawaii
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pERsHINe 70 DETERMINE WHERE ARMY GOES

D. l3 announced
Pershng military
xpedonay forces will be placed and that his
will final
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DISCONTINUE SUIT 70 RECOVER CAPT COOK PLATE
granted HseontInuancs
territory aSInst Mrs Mary E. Leslie BY
plate marking the where
navigator; killed
been filed against Benjamin Viekers
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ALIEN APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS RECEIVED
Approximately issued
restricted
Applications errns drifting
Honolulu frequently
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IlRTY.FoUR MORE WANT KAPAA HoMEsrEADs


office
applications the received
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'sId. tEx-dividend. +unspotsd.
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SOCIALISTS cARRMA5EcT'oNs IN 4E1ASoesAo
ONDON, Eng. June l3The socialists have cartNdthe ee
et-ograd municipal council. ! ".
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LIEUT.. scoFIELo GETS HIS PROMOTION

w.
n he O cavalry ieutenants.
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DEADLockEo MANY FRONTS; LITTLE ACTIVITY
uneventful
n little activity.
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PEASANTS DEMANDING FULL SUPPORT OF eovsRHMENr
oSpRasans
there gives immediate SUPPORT
the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28
Like a Boy at so Bubbl;ng Over
With Manipulating Iron Did tt
Doctor says Nuxated Iron greatest of all strength build
ers-Otten increases the strength and endurance of
delicate nervous folks 100 per weeks time

BOSTON, MASS.-Not long ago g
man came to me who was nearly half a
century old and asked me to give him a
preliminary examination for life fnsur-
snce. was astonished to ind him with
the blood pressure of q boy OF 20 and as
run or vigor. vim and vitality as a young
man: in fact. q young man he really was
Notwithstanding his age The secret be
said was takirg iron-nuxated iron had
ntied him with renewed life. At 80 he was
IN mad health: at 46 he was careworn
and nearly all In. Now at so after taking
,Nuxated Iron a miracle Of vitality ano
his face bcaminx with the buoyancy OF
youth. As / have said a hundred times
over; iron Is the greatest Of all strength
builders. II people would only take Nux-
afed Iron when they feel weak or run
down. instaed nf dosing themse,ves With
habit forming drugs. sffmulants and al
this way they could ward Off disease. pre-
venting Il becoming organic In thousands
~ cases and thereby the lives Of thou
sands might be saved who now die every
liver. heart tronbl~ and other dangerous
maisdfes- The real and true o. use which
started their diseases was nothing more
nor lees than a Weakened condition
brought on by lack Of iron In the blood
iron In absolutely necessary TO enable
your blood to change food into living
tissue. without II. no matter how much
or what you eat your food merely PASSES
through Won without doing you any GOOD
You don't gat tire strero out Of II and
as a consequences 20 uheeone weak. pale
and sickfv looking fDat Hike q plant try
ing to 9-ow IN q soil deficient in iron. II
you are not strong well you owe IL To
vo,reeN 20 make TIRE following test
See how sonp can wnri- how p =
you can yak without be~cr,sn4 tired
Next teke two Ave-rrein tablets OF ord'-
nav ru1Ated tron three times cer DIV
after meals for TWO wA.ks. Then ts--
vour str.-~.h eEain snd see for yourself
NV musA you have Gained I have seen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28
SPICY LETTERS IN
TRIAL MRS. D. SAULLS
Continued from First Page)

S ssion a volume of documentary evil
dence was offered by Attorney
Weeks. This consisted of checks and
LEGAL papers which the prosecution is
expected to use in an effort to dis
prove Mrs. de Saulles' claim that her
husband, by representation, Sc
cured possession of property bought
with her money.
In reference to one check, drawn
AGAINST de Saulles' account for $500
and made payable to his wife, Mrs.
de Saulles said 81 told him that since
it was my birthday he might pay me
some of the money he owed me-
81 said that because he had stayed
with me during the birth of our baby"
Mrs. de Saulles, said, after the letter
had been read.
Other letters, purporting to show
she was living in state of domestic
tranquility prior to the time she Sc
cured divorce were read. In one
Mrs. de Saulles urged her husband
to get an appointment as minister to
London"
She was in London at that time,
she said.
In the midst of Weeks questioning,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28
NOTICE. w. O. w.

NOTICE, w. o. w.
The regular meeting of Hickory
Camp No. 81, Woodmen of the World,
has been postponed from Wednesday,
November %, to Wednesday, Deem
Der, 5. BY order of
C. D. CROOKE, c. C.
C. j. OERTING, Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28

"some Of those funny cocktails that
taste like dirty water and look like
diluted milk" had been ordered for
her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28

dozens OF nervous rundown people who
were aiiin8 all the while. double their
strength and endurance and entirely get
and other troubles in from ten to four
teen days time simply by taxing iron in
the proper form. And this after they had
In some cases been doctoring. for monAhs
without obtaining any beneft. But don't
take the old forms Of reduced iron, iron
acetate or tincture OF iron simply to save
few cents. You must take iron In q
form that can be easily absorbed and as
simulated IKE nuxated iron II you want
II to do you any good, otherwise it may
prove worse than useless. Many an ath-
iete or prixe-hghter has won the day
great strength and endurance and filled
his blood with iron before he went into
the ARRAY. while many another has gone
down to ingiortous defeat simply for the
lack of iron.-E. Sausr. III. ID,
NOTE Nuxated Iron, recommended
medicine nor secret remedy. but one
which is well known to druggists and
whose iron constituents are widely pre-
where: Unlike the older inorganic iron
POUNDS ,S~s.s;s Unlike {, the older inorganic iron
sn1ure the teeth. make them blacS c.
'pset the stomach; on the contrary. r. Is
most potent remedy In nearly ali Forms
rundown conditions. The ranufa, t,.r,
srs have such great confidence in my
atsd iron that they offer to forfeit s1oo
% any charitable institution IL thew can
lot take any man or woman under e.
vho lacks irnn and 'ncreass Their Sy
'trength 100 per cent. or over in fo,,r
Aveeks' TINA provided they have no s,er
Gus organic II oublo- They also ofYer 10
refund ?our money IL IL does nor &
east double your strength and endurance
IN ten days time. 1t Is dispensed in
his city by he Crystal Piia riuacy am
2.Aiemherts's Pharmacy. Balkcom Drug Drug
Co. and all good Enthusiastically.
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Mrs. de Saulles interrupted to say Il
re--er wrote letter or said anything
to any one letting them know l was
anything but extremely hap py."
Whether you were or not?' asked
Just ce Manning.
eyes, our HONOR answered Mrs. de
Saulles.
In one letter Mrs. de Saulles said:
eff YOU don't trust me, at least give
re credit for having good head
I am very careful with the invitations
I accept and know when I can go out
with. man.
"Have you found any one prettier
than YOUR baby ci~l?" Mrs. de Saul'es
ASKED her husband N another of the
r-issives. It continued I have not
fo,,nd an one I could place in the
same snhere with you, darling BOY
have seen no one as handsome, as
sweet and as manly as you"
did you think all these things
about your husband-that he was
nranlv-when you wrote that?" asked
the attorney.
Il thought the best way to hold a
husband was to flatter him to death"
was the answer.
Your answer is hardly responsive"
interrupted Justice Manning. "Do you
wish the jury to understand that you
were not sincere in those state
ments p
"I flattered him in an effort to hold
hold him. said Mrs. de Saulles.
Mrs. de Saulles' story of seeing her
husband aboard a yacht with the
Duke of Manchester. surrounded with
a "bevy of Broadways choicest beau
ties,' was brought up
did you not know that Mr.. de
Saulles was then associated with the
duke in a deal to furnish horses to
the allied governments and in which
your husband cleaned up $50,000?"
asked Weeks.
II never knew that" replied Mrs
de Saulles.
Another letter was read in which
Mrs. de Saulles begged her husbands
forgiveness for spending so absurd
eddy on clothes" "You have worked
80 hard and deserve success" another
part of the letter said.
"Did you mean that?'
Il thought then that he was work
Mrs. de Saulles testified that she
was very happy" and very hurt"
over an incident in London when de
Saulles would not permit her to stay
at the same hotel.
But you said nothing Of that in
| this letter. did your" asked Weeks.
He had just read another letter writ
ten by Mrs. de Saulles to her husband
in which words Of affection were re-
peated.
"My heart was broken when
wrote that letter, but would not tell
him so,' replied the witness.
A port on Of this letter told of a
dance Mrs. de Saulles had attended
| She said she had danced until "she
had no feet LETT to stand on
you had good time at tina.
dancer asked Weeks.
you can dance with your feet even
though your heart Is broken" an
swered Mrs. de Saulles.
In another part the defendant
wrote that at the dancing party
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EVANGELIST OPENS
SECOND WEEK HERE

Opening the second week Of his
preaching at the county court house.
Evangelist Burks was heard by COM
paratively small audience. due to Q
misunderstanding on the part of
some. A strong, helpful discourse
was delivered.
Meetings will be held nightly at
7:30 o'clock at the county court house,
the circuit court room being secured
for the purpose. The general public
is cordially invited to attend.
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TWO ARMY CAMPS
REPORT MANY DEATHS
In PAST FEW DAYS
BY ASSOCIATED pRrsa

Macon, Nov. 27.-John G. Green OF
Morganton, Ca; Russell Pinkston o.
Lake Wales, Fla; Josh Keener and
William Bowen, addresses ungiven.
died from pneumonia today at Camp
Wheeler.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28

BOARD DIRECTORS
TO HOLD MEET|NG

A special meeting Of the board of
directors Of the Chamber Of Com
merce is called for this afternoon at
A o'clock In the headquarters, when q
number of matters of Importance will
be discussed. ALI members are urged
to be present.
Among the subjects to come up for
discussion is the plan for campaign
before the special tax district cleo
ton to be held on December 10th, to
decide whether or not the road to the
aeronautic statian shall be paved. The
work SO far done was effected large
ly through the efforts OF the Cham
Der of Commerce, and an active cam
paign will be waged in an effort to
secure the paved road.
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ROTARIANS TO HOLD
THANKSGIVING LUNCH

Rotary win hold a Thanksgiving
get-together at / o'clock tomorrow
in the San Carlos, and every Thank
full Rote is expected to be present on
the dot.
A program has been arranged. the
amusement end of the affair being
placed in the hands of c. S. Bonacker'
w. D. Biggers, Detroit Rotarian,
will address the club at the Thanks
giving gathering.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-28

Davis, the alleged error being the
statement that he had urged the de-
PENDANT to plead guilty" Mr.. Van
Pelt stated that the defendant volun-
tarily offered to plead guilty, and
that he had made such promise In the
prerence Of witnesses. "When he de-
MED that he had made such . state
ment," said Mr.. Van Pelt, ''it tech
nically meant, or carried the infer
ence, that was lying, and no man
can make me out liar and get off
with it. I may have lost my temper.
What I wanted to make plain, how
ever, is that never urge anyone to
plead guilty"