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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-14
UKRAINE TO DISCUSS
REORGANIZATION PLAN
(As.ocla'ed Press by o. s, Naval ConmunI
cation SerVics)

PETNO RAD, Russia, August IA
The cent II council Of Ukraine oe-
Cidcd yes rGa! to convene in kiev
a congress- Of % delegates Of the diff
fercnt nationalities found in Ukraine.
The purpose CT the congress- is to ar
rang" for political reorganization to
conform with Russia on a basis Of a
federal republic.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-14

In the Matter of the Estate O
Thomas Da Silva, Deceased.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Third Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers-In Probate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
How Are Your Nerves?

How often You hear the remark.
IA my nerves! Many strong DIP
prarip@ men and women fret because
they do not feel as we'll AZ formerly.
Yet their physicians tell them they
have no organic disease. They are
weak, Ii;tl".;S. s!rrplrE:,. neuralgia ana
hav" 4 variable appetite. are excess
lively irritable and sometimes hystr:-
ical. As soon as any Of these Syml-
toms appear. Warmers Safe Nrrvlnr
should y" taken according 10 dirrr-
tons. l. has Il direct action on tn"
m"ryc crnl"rS :i3d i Il medicine Of
proven m"r'l. l. aliayS irriiabililr
which nervous exhaustion CAUSES. pro-
duci'S hra!;hiul and refreshing sleep
and leaves nu unpleasant symptoms.
II contains no narcotics and may b.
iaktl with no fear Of i'll effects. To
any vino suffer from loss q! sleep. ned
ralgiA nervous h"adHrhrS and merry
oils proSl"aIinn$. Warmers SAFE N2rv-
in,. brings prompt relief. Sold by lead
in" DRUGGISTS everywhere. - cts. ANA
81 or Free sample on request. War
n"r'$ SAFE Remedies Co. Dept. I'll.
Rochester. y. \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
EX-CONGRESSMAN
WAS WELL PAID
By The PLQTTERS

NEW YORK. May ! Torm"" Rep
"rsrnt4riy.. Frank Buchanan ,r"c"ivrd
$i.o"n Tor lis services as president III
I.atnr's National Peace Council. az
cOvd.r% 10 testimony @,vru today tx
Ernest liohin. secretary OF tine Central
Federated Union Of rhl< city. vino was
treasures: o. thr council buchanan -
OH trial with Captain Franz iinI"l~n
OF 'h' German navy ANA sin others On
charges Ot CuuSplring through IN"
council 10 Inmrn' strikes which WON'T
disrupt tin munitions trade n. I'll" "h
lent" Alli"> in Ibis country.
Mir. Huhn SAID his information az
~ HUrhHHau remuneration cam"
from Henry i. Martin. on" Of In" lie
PENDANTS. who WIS ac'iv" in III" rnliH-
ellis affairs. NHrlin. ne sand. cum
planned nrrHH>r h" rrSj@nrG ~ pr"S!-
dent OF the ur@arllxarIon. giVIn@ up Ou-
rirS thai bc had been paid To perform.
Buhm declared buchanan "nnty
smiled when asked ahou, In" report
that hr had received $4,000.
In his testimony Rohm definitely
connected Buchanan. Martin. furmr.
Representative II. Robert Fowler. pa-
rid Lamar. Jacob {. Taylor. Frank :.
Mo1"Ir and IIrnFy Schullris with the
work Of The council. He had ScvCra,
conferences. III asserted. with the de-
PENDANTS in regard Ia Tie projects IF
ihr council and WAS directed h. Mar
tin tn -; in touch with - Rusky.'
vino was on" Of the husirr>sS people
SympauhizinS with Nh" purposes 81 thr
council. he WAS inld. II has been
shown that ~. RuSky" VA III. AZ
Sumrd name used by Lamar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

son. George William. Of Toledo. were
visiting DR.. and Mrs. George Emery this
week
Dean J. V. Mcmillan Of Marietta col
lcee. was visiting Cadizz friends this
week.
Fred Sharon and Carl J. Wheeler have
returned home from indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Sharon have ar
rived home from their wedding trip.
They will go t" housekeeping at once
in their new home on Charleston street.
Miss Elsie Long, Of East Liverpool.
WAS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. s. Long Il few days.
Miss Ella Ward. of Fairmont, W. Va,
was visiting her brother Will G. Ward.
:, few days. Miss Ward is stcnograph-
or 10 tho clerk Of the house Of the
West Virginia legislature.
Miss Laura ShivrrS was visiting her
brother. George NJ. Shivcrs in Wells
burg. ". Va. IL few days.
Mrs. .. II. Perry. who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. John 0. Nc
I.aughIin. has gone 10 her home in Co.
Sh0ctnn.
Miss Hida clifford entertained a few
If her hoy aud girl friends at the homo
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cliff
ford. Wednesday, evening.
Mrs. Margaret DoSSon and daughter.
Mrs Walter Henderson. have gone to
Hancock Wis. ON II visit with friends.
Ernest l.. Adams was called to Bell
airr on account Of the death of his re-
lativc. Pearl Pickett, Il prominent young
man Of that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
To Study Post War
Conditions Abroad

WASHINGTON. May Sam" m"m'-
lbs ~ tin n'w tarIH commission prob
Lhl! VII visit Great Britain. France.
i;uS>iu. '';Ina and Iar!u this Summer.
1" inl.>iig.t: tariff ard trad.' i'r"sh'Ius
-rhrr!r vii! fac" the Enii"d States ati'v
tn. war
Tin, t,.Iv viii. h's Vari "f an ..At"n$iE'.
INQUIRY into trad" r"lHti"pS. cuiutn"r"Ial
ir,.:tti..S ami preferential! provisions ami
viii hay AZ ~ primary purpose In a.
certain iIuw trInlln"r"!nl treaties and a.
lr,tnC..S nav" been affected 10y III" war
I a.. commissions Will Sound "Ut al
.i"I!h and rihI" opinion abroad :S rr-
ElrdS fUtur. r";u:Rerriai policies. -
i""i:tliy ih.. trIul,' I"li"y "i The tnit.t.
Sia!,.S after Tho War. ! ih"ruu%u i'll
.iUlry ais" viii b" uIad'' mt" "details ~
Tie. Paris .,'"u"ny lnC' entered int" hy
;iI' .N!l:..>, tai. jun. an! bow II affects
jt,.. interests 81 ~" United States.
~ tarlif rates aHI "otn.u"rriai pre-
f....itC..~ Mil IL. prominent ra,l"rS III
i"a.,. n'-SGiiaii"ItS. h." tour - lh'' cont
ini~>I"'i"rS - regarded 10y officials as ii
r!i., highest Importance. II Is "AncCt'"i
/" l-nEih.: ~ president HuI cnnGT"~ :
Win iutl data on tn" commercial r"la-
;iuiIS abroad for gIIlHllc.. in til" l'nrulU-
:ati"n Ut this governments policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

T.. WASHINGTON. May 1.-The cspi-
onagc bill WAS passed by the nous"
late today with Il modified censorship
provision after admins iratiOn leaders
had lost an inSiSICnt fight for rcten-
lion OF the original section aimed at
The publication Of news ur value to
III" enemy. The final vote WAS 80
10 10.
Iteration Of similar measure
CONF iTlu"d in tn" senate during the day
and there. too. til" administration SUI
Tered 1t defeat An export embargo
amendment. about which the fight in
tn" s"Ilarr has conferred. was modified
- ~ Ia :'uhStiIur for the general M.
'n"m'y proposed, Il provision TO en-
oUw'l ,hr president 10 restrict OK
ports in specific ca$rs when American
goods are reaching" the enemy.
Tho entire administration censor
ship section WAS regretted by Il vote
Of "9u In ~. despite pleas of Repre-
>"nlaiiv" Webb. chairman ui the ju-
dietary committee. thai President
Wilson had sem him word that the
aul hurity sought WAS absolutely nee
cSsary" Later Il new section drawn
by Representative" Gard of OHIO. was
adopted. 100 to lSI.
:, Representative" Graham If l'"7ln:Iyl-
Ind hrru rrn,.iir,d hrrans, me Carl
was offered and voted
iunun after some members onpuSrd ~
any SOrI of rrnsnrShiu had Irft The
huilSn with the understanding lhai
Ihrr, wnrlI be- no further voting on
Ih. srrrinn They were threatening
iuni.hI 10 carry their ,i.hr 10 confer.
enc. ii. uusSihlr.
The new S,rtiun. drafted bv Erprc.
sentative Gard, uf Ohio, follows:
"puriug any NATIONAL rmrrgen-
,y resulting from war in which
The I'rifrd SiaIrS i. = nnrIv. or
from inmincnrr Of such war. The
publication wilfuIIv and without
uroprr authority OF any infOrma
iinn relating tn Tine nS,ional dn.
r.nsr ,hoi j. or may hn usrrul IN
,hr rr.m, x hnrrhv nrnhihiind.
ami ,hn rrrsiti.,n, * hrrrbv an.
IhUri2rd IN declare nv nrorloma.
lion III" ryjsrrncS of such national
emergency. and & hereby author
ICED from lime Ia limo by nrorla.
nation Ia declare rhr chararIrr nf
such information which is or NAV
b. uSrtul ~ the enemy: and in any
prDSrru1ior hereunder The iury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
SIX BOOTLECGERS
GIVEN SENTENCES
Ali Flead Guilty III Federal court-Si-e
Go 10 Jail AID One to Penl-
Tertiary.

Yesterday r:;"rn"",!> session. -! !'''-
..r;,t CO.,; Ms d'-V''i."i !" i"'''
ra,.s Sin 90 49,. <..v.tt ii.aI"L quit:
10 Sr1lIn. whi>k.y without S"N'i':iIiI' ~
!ic"nSr |;ull"% l;'nnd":l. 81 tN;''ni''.
Scrru.l nN"n';.. VS. given one "a: '.!..t
N .!:.v,. IN Nn",i county ia: t''i E'""
:inr AMI Gusts H.. i :" ;'Hr$ Id. IL
:n.r I.r:,.ha:,! - .'!:;"k.>h"r". ." Erh ~
narri>s.. ,r':nt% iaI; anH iE'. ">'ai mn
and COSTS: !il!Hsu ''iai:. .ir.. at Hr.b-
tor: W., :i",u 90 s*;:'n' s''n;''nI" IN
Taylor county JaIi. wH:''' J"hn Nr''ihn-
;.i,v uf ,'lhrti~!,IiT@. w:~ hand d :" la :
in Hrari<".j ,."i!uiy iHil aEi ~. end
costs Judy. ila,-'", S''ttt,.'''" H. n';,n
Ellis t:.:,v,.r. - S;.~t' rSr!:!.'. wh" ""S
arrested last ll"C. plh"r '''' i chars ~
nuni'r..lf:: mar -" E:;t' ii'!'''.' y M!
.;niirr: 49, iha; town. was i'.;; "a ria!
lat" yesterday afternoon. S..N''hl NJ
r"sS..S testified rn'.y ha,t t"''i@ht WhlSh' :
from Beaten. iiiciudin= Ntiii;:Ht t'"$tHt.
l:rav..r - being d"f. nd"'! h.: {. =. l"I;i'
sru:. II N..w Na"tinsNIl.. AMI la GO
,TnnuE: !. =, prs Nt.ri - A>NiS;;IH' us
.rici Nf;,ri,..y :>:..r. Tin. trial Ms coz
,ir,j...d mi! Ilis ;"""ul!l-. wh'n th' 10
:,.nt-- will i..i 81 >".%":;:l witnesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
MINISTER SITS WITH JUDGE
The Eer. DR.. Birmingham Guest OF
Judge Dayton in Federal Court.

Tia. r.. Dr .Ia""h Birmingham. reg
r,, ~ st I.uiS"'S Protestant Episcopal
rhur.h. sat beside .Iudg. .AlSt"n GOrG"'I
Dayton a. his guest during Il part ~
tn" federal court proceeding yesterday
afternoon.
Dr. I:ri,;inghlm heard six t.1olls g%"r!i
plead guilty /" selling liquor and heard
six uf them sentenced to various count :?
i:Iil~ :.u,i u,.c IL the Atlanta prison: H.
;,,S,, remained tn hear :: pat Of the
trial If another alleged be ot1"Erer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
ChADIz.

CADlI. -. May I.-Mis& Nina l.nf-
fnrty lia$ Sn'" Ia Athens 10 attend
Summer Normal ut Ohio University.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. H. tarman Of Mobiles
town. Pa. w.r" visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh =. Smyli" over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Adams. who has been
visiting her brothers Frank and Hal j.
Adams. has returned to her home in
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Ms. clyde Work and little
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
Jacob Steinley.

Following i prolonged Illness. JACOB
SG~inlry. aged ~. Il resident Of tins cItE
nearly all his .H'r and !"r some ;imH
rrlpl"y"d ~ n" j. y. lIowlcy SnI, drink
establishment. -. ii in In" North W nj
I'M. hnSri;aI Yesterday morning at ia
"'rlnri;. Mr. Strin"E lived At l"-i
MARKET STREET. fumrGnl viii likely l."
il. ld tomorrow in III" family home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
Julian CausSin.

Slr,ili insl,f,h l., ~. IH'r.it.rsrrrT
tI.Nl;i<Si; Re-. y. IA. May l.--N'-
cosy in An ear .:'u*,'I ih'' death lat" last
night ia g, rErn>:'IG:: hospital. after An
illness 81 "ni: - G'M day: "T Julian
r;'us>in. f"uud'r ana! chief owner Of ~"
I.ainy"ti" Wiud"W tilaSS Co.. uf North
view. II" Mas t.: yr"rS old ami II NATIVE
Of t'iaurr. TIL wId"w ami four chill
dr.n survive him. among ihn batter lH-
IuG Julian ''nus~,m. .Ir.. president of IN"
l.afaN,'tt, concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
WILSON LOSES
HIS FIGHT FOR
CENSORSHIP IF
MUCH SEVERITY

Special Dispatch - lnl"lliT"nC"r.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May a
Section d. the press censorship par
agraph OF the espinaoge bill. which
was voted ont OF the bill to-day
was opposed Ay the votes of Con-
gressmcn Bowers, woodward, Coop
Ell and Reed. They also voted
against the substitute offered for
it. which the House adopted. Other
members Of the West Virginia dele
CATION, Nicely and Littlepage, were
recorded rs not voting on both
propositions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
WAGE INCREASE FOB 10000

,MNNt'flFSTr.R. y. H.. 7Iay H.-~Th"
lun$k.Ig Manufacturing company AMI
tn. Stark mills. employing UPWARD 81
~ nor textile operatives. :"day az
n"uucsd L general wap" tn"r':tSc, .cft"r-
tive. May II. TIL" amount al thu in
erase. liun fourth III I year. was not
St:t,d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
THREE YOUNG MEN
Charged With Stealing Hams From Car
Here This Week Indicted BY
Federal Grand Jury.

indictments wrr'. found by the fed
"r;,l grand jury yesterday against John
Wise. Robert Myers ami William Young.
local young men. charged with breaking
into 4 sealed int"r-$tat" car and steal
Ing some hams while the car was on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

EI.GlN. H.. May 1.-The thrilling cX-
prrirnrc ut Frank I.aShcr. |" years old
EIgin hoy who was on" Of thr naval
runn"rS on ;hr oil steamer Vacuum.
sunk 10y German submarine recently
and who with his mates was rescued IN
an open boat i"*ny prompted his three
hr"ihrrS to offer their services 10 the
country leonard l.rSh'r. 81. and Phillip
u. II graduate "t TIA" University nI WIS.,
cmnSin have enrolled III tn" Officers r"-
S"rv" corps. y Younger brother. liob"ri
II. has Joined tn" high school cadet
corps ~ Culver. Ind. Frank I.ashcr. ST..
the father. is II business imam here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

ra'~in= Saturday. May :. ~ = T. II.
M"'>i"rS' band viii furnish. thr muse.
III" >"h""i vii! tax. ra! Ia, >rn=im-,
:hr patriotic >"n"S and ". ". r,.w.il g;
-. tialrSN:iin VI in MAKE. an address,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
New York Makes Good.

! NEW YORK. May 4.-Toual sub
scriplions in Now York city 10 III"
! s. .n00 hnn. 600 liberty loan amount thus
! far 10 between $50. 900. 200 and 500
cot. 600. it was estimated in banking
after Secretary Of the Treasury Nc,
| Adoo has completed the details for The
fotaion Of the loan additional sub.
Scriplions her" viii bring the total TO
81 .nhn, 000.G 600.
Tho estimate WIS based on Il can
vaSS Of national and stat" banks. trust
companies. private banks and brokers
houses which are receiving SnbSCrip.
lions 10 the loan. Anon" tho sub
SCTipIionS announced We're $1n.u0h. non
by Kuhn. Loeb & Co. for thriI own ar.
count and $1,000. 600 for the Union Pa
ciffc railroad. S5.0nn.0nn for The South.
ern Pacific and s. sou. hHh for The
Western Union Telegraph company.
Seventy Of the foremost bankers n'
the city were in luncheon conferences
here today with Secretary McAdou.
and after assuring him of the unduub;
ed success Of the loan discussed VITA
him questions Of maturity. denomina-
tionS. whether the loan should b. paid
in installmrnts and other details If
the tlOtatiCn.
The secretary announced after in
conference with tn" bankers than IT,
saw no difficulty in iiananrIne the
government war requirements and
that it could be- done without disturb.
ing The business Of III" country in The
SLIGHTEST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

GLASGOW. Scotland. May {. VIA Lon
don. 80 J.. In.---t'Hptnin =. :. Harris. of
til" American tank steamer Vacuum.
which MAS sunk 10y a German submarine
and four survivors from that steamer
which LANDED with him on III" Scottish
coast suffered l"rIihl" harhShirS after
having their vessel and ar" now in Il
hospital for treatment. only out Of
+ men in the captains h"at survived
their awful experience. while in another
boat in which there were min" men. two
died IF exposure.
CAPTAIN Harris in talking with an As
SOCiat"u rr"SS r"pr" sentative today said
that the boats. three in number were all
IN readiness and that in less than three
minutes after the turp"dninE tn" ruiir
complement Of the ship with tn" cXr"p-
iimn ni four men ~ The cnGin" room
:ItHlf who were either killed Ivy III" rN-
i'loSiv" or $" badly injured they wcc"
unHhl" t. cSrapn wrr" oil the ship. y
<Irnua: hr,,r2, MAS blowing from tn"
%...' md tho sails w"r" set and Il CnurS"
tir;l". due east. TIL" boats quickly
80 ."at"d. During tn" afternoon III"
captains boat. meeting an unusually
high sea. rapSizrd. Fortunately TIA"
men wcrr able /" right her but about an
hour later Sh" again turned turtle and
this tim" four men persisted.
1t walls intensely r"lh when night f"ll
and ten of IN" fourteen m"u remaining
in ia" boat died from exposure. The
hnHi WAS overturned tWIr" IN the dark
n"S$ and il was only hl sup. rhunan "N-
"riinnS thai IA" %ailurS W"r" able 10
right her each lin" and %"t aboard
"@Iiu. rh" S"""Hi mnt'. died soon after
tn" last "f th"$" experiences.
about Hnum next day captain Harris
cam. .,rruSS TN" NJ. :; boat. Seven at
ih. riu" men in i! survived. two dying
at exposure, during The night. Th" cap
tain and his comrades w'r,' Transferred
!" the so. = l"'a' making NJ her crew
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,!r<i,nIrh"S giving further details of the
DIS rurtiun ~ the American tank ship
Vacuum by Il German $uhmarIn" draw
IN" conclusion that Lieutenant Clarence
{. Thomas in Command nj the naval gun
crew was either killed in the explosion
Of the Iurprdu ur died with others OF
exposure in III" mishap To tn" first life
boat which WAS rdp-I2'd nu th" after
moon Of TIM first day ndriIt. Tin" tor
p",iu struck nSi,'rn Of IN" rnciu" room
and the Vacuum sunk in two minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
Thirteenth street siding. Wcdncsda!

The trio WAS brought from the ONO
county iHil into federal court Yesterday.
Their trial WAS set Tor this term JUG"
Dayton appointed j. ". GumminS 10 ne-
fond the yOGnS men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
FLOOD M'AD0O
Continued from First Page.)

iabUiaIcd tonight. representing l-s>
than per cent Of III" banks alCTr. n
IiCa;,S that The $2."r". "n".""n offer
will be uvrr-SuhScribcd ~ l"2Si in"
per cent. With all other agencies Of
subscriptions. such ~ department
stores. express companies. newspapers
and PATRIOTIC societies wi "a be- Of
gani2cd and to exercise their effort :
in obtaining subscriptions. the over
subScripricc may b" much larger.
Should the ratio Of tho tirSt responses
be- maintained in replies from tn"
other banks tho banks and Ih"i: cne.
toners alone would offer subscriptions;
totalin- approximately $500. 600. 'mn
One for s2o.OQO.oo
One subscription of $@n."uo .hnn wds
received from 4 bank in New York
Another was for $I.u00.00n. TIL"
Smalles, subscription was 5000. New
York led tho list of states, with sub
SCriplionS a%grr"ating apnrnXimat"l"
So Doom moro than half the TOAD
amount.
West Virginia banks subscribed
S245 900 and 1hos" nf Ohio 81. 1G2 .uNu
toward The $l3S.G11 000 lahulated To-
night.
Responses tabulated today do not
include kilograms received yesterday.
many of which contained subscriptions
ranvin from $1N0.Onn 10 81 .nnO. 00n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE crew list If
thu American steamship Rockingham.
on NJ" in til" oitir" at the "wmcrs ~
ih,. shin here. gives III" homo address
1T Second Engineer Harry MHrE"E.
killed by Tho l"rp"d" which sank tn"
vessel, as San Francisco. William Wann.
in" Other man killed. WAS from Homo
II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

The gun crew on the Rockingham was
in charge Of Chief 'tiy OFFICER Arthur.
Who'd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
MISSING BOAT OF
THE ROCKINGHAM
AND "a SURVIVORS
NOW PICKED Up

LONDON. May i. %:0G =. m.--T:Ie
admiralty reports thai In" missing
boat from the Rockingham, with all
the fourteen men, has been picked up
by Il British steamer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05

son. George William. Of Toledo were
visiting DR.. and Mrs. George Emery thisa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-22
SOUTH HALIFAX.

School was closed Friday on account
OF the storm.
Ernest JOY OF Elm Grove is at work
for Lester Fairbanks.
Myrtle Harris spent last week with
Mrs. Mcryin Fairbanks
u. +. and ~ G. Harris are filling
their ice houses this week
p, Calvin Of Colrain is with his
brother, John Calvin, for the winter.
Allie Mitchell Of Greenfield is with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mitchell
The Valley school will hold its Christ
mas exercises Friday evening, Dee 81
Fred Upton has finished work for
w. w. Cary Of Colrain and Is with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Upton
Mrs Clara Calvin of PANEL hill Is
with Mrs. Charles Marcy of Colrain
this week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Underwood is i'll with measles
and tonsilitis.
While breaking roads Saturday morn
ing Levi Mitchell was taken suddenly
i'll. Or. Thomas was called and pro
nounccd it appendicitis, for which Mr.
Mitchell was operated on Monday eve.
ming by DR.. Anderson Of Brattieboro
Two trained nurses were in attendance
Mr. Mitchell is comfortable at this
writing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-22

the time has come when they must be
consulted and men Of experience and
ability placed in places of responsible
ity. Another evidence of politics which
complain Of is the sending of Colo
mel House to represent this govern
ment. 1t was an insult to other govern
ments who sent their premiers. If Pres
ident Wilson did not wish to send his
Secretary of state | think some other
man versed in big problems and inter
national usagcs should have been sent.
AS a party the Republicans have
Loyalty supported the government; but
we. are now going to ask for an ac-
counting and propose to carry our fight
to the PEOPLE in the next Congressional
elections.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-22
ESTATE CT DIAMOND JIM.
Wild Cat Securities Shrunk it From
Expected Value

NEW YORK, Dee. 22.-The estate Of
James Buchanan C'Diamond jim ,
Brady, was worth only 81 ,546, s61 gross
ana SI,91Q.s09 net instead Of about
$5.eQ0,0Q0 as estimated as the time Of
his death The residuarv hequest to
New Work hospital to establish the de-
partmcnt of urology, James Buchanan
foundation. which has been estimated
at $4,000,0o0, is only $463, 94l. Brady 5
collection of Jewels, usually believed to
be worth more than 81 ,o0o.0 was ap-
praised at $507 49,. The estate sold
for $4,000 all the items i'll the coliec-
ton not left by Mr. Brady 10 his
friends, and the difference represents
the value Of the gifts he made.
These facts are disclosed through
the fling of the transfer tax report.
The reduction in the value of the es-
tate from the original estimates is due
1 chiefly to the unusual number of wild
eat securities. chiefly of mining stocks
hundreds Of thousands of shares Of
which were appraised As valuelcss.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-22
TRAITOROUS TO EAT MEAT.
Food Administrator in Bay State Pays
Compliments to Slackers.

BOSTON, Dec. Regarding the
use of meat on Tuesdays and Fridays
Henry B. Endicott has written a sharp
letter to an official in a prominent club
in Boston who had reported that some
individuals insist upon meat. He SAYS
Ill the letter:
If any member of your club asks
for meat of any kind on Tuesdays OF
Friday. will you please explain to them
that this is my request, that none Is
to be served. After explaining to them
if they still insist upon having it say
o them from me than any man who IN
sists upon meat upon those days, take
the position of not being willing to hell
cur Allies and our boys who are fight
inc for us in France.
There can he no halfway position
for man TO take in this war. lie i
| either for ua or against US. If he i,
for rs lie wants to help. If hc IS no
willing TO help US in this time Of on,
need, he is a traitor to his country
You may show this letter, if YOU 50 dc
sire, to any man who refuses TO com
ply with my request and if. after h
| has read il. he still insists upon meat
please furnish me with his name.