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the and makes it for either host
cook to apologize air, for the simple
that these products uniformly and dependably good
from great chefs innumerabe good cooks and real
particular people being the keynote to the success
Herewith a reproduced from a photo
graph OF this industry of which Hghlandown and
the city Baltimore justly proud The environment
being communicating Influences particularly
good. within found Twentieth Century
device cleanliness perfect sanitation Many
prepared almost entirely by Intelligent
machinery the hand having little but direct
this modern machinery the finished products packed
approved and labeled under the
vision skilled employees always subject the
lions down by heads of the establishment and
under the trained of responsible department
This is Government Inspected Plant always open to
inspection by anybody having desire to see now the
business conducted There mystery about this
plant the being removed by its being under
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INTO thousands and millions. There
are unmistakable signs that this
camp will be here for a long time,
peace or war. The army officers are
delighted with its location and their
experts are making it's topography
what it should be.
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i3EA7 GROWTH
Of AUTO BUSINESS
:, ,.;r,ore Fertile Field For Mo-
.,,.Driven Vehicles For Pleas
ure And Work.
RS H. VI. LUZIUS.
~ W. VI %
,u-, or the Automobile Club OF
cfr'"'' Maryland.

.rtar, or che AutomoDlAe Ciuo OF
"' '"
.,.4nr back five years upon the
,l, hrsrncss in Baltimore it
i....'''" ..... +u saa +ba ,ror-+ y
;.stIy iii"' -'0.'
Ir.s industry d"T'lS 'iI''1 peliou'
~ .2,l there We're some 80 dealers
..n,.hfrn7 I'M the city, the ma
"'. -,, .,I5 nrnosura cars
|@ --,l7Iic garages scat
.l' '''','' -a.... +,,o ci+v varA 4av
-.-l l'' '-'7
md tar oelN....'' d - oo-','-. '''' 0''- -
ssr on the streets OF haltihlore were
--..v
,-. ..r-,v - cars bought at that
lib, ,...f mostly for pleasure
-1- ,r... r,rbIir reaIized the
l'.' Wy ,...,.a..-a.. I'm which an an
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opportunities are wonderful
1t is worth while remembering
q prompt grasp Of the situntN
likely to perpetuate the life VI
cantonment even If a new era 4
world may bring about the W
down Of others.
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The business man who wants to-
make his share out Of the camp must,
Of course, study army methods of
doing business. There will be the eX-
charges and the depots for handling
goods either for the Government or
for the purchase by the men from
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-05

the Government agencies. An enor-
nous business will develop near the
camp.
Wonderful Opportunities.
The need for enterprise at Annap-
oils Junction. Odenton and Naval
Academy Junction is apparent. The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-10-05
First Night And Day Bank.

It was In Baltimore that the
First national bank to keep open
day and night began operations.
First trunk line system in the
United States ran from Baltimore TO
Wheeling, w. Va.
mans
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Have Enormous Local Sales and Are Prime Favorites
Throughout the State of Maryland and the
Eastern Part of the United States

The real Why and wherefore Of the great growth
te and envabe reputation of the Schuderberg products
may be answered in one straight comprehensive state
nen Full knowledge of the exaCtionS of business
IN all OF its details. from finish"
knowing how to buy judgment, backed by So
desirable grades Of cattle hogs that will
TOO: how to slaughter dress trim chill prepare
these meats other satisfy demands
the trade enjoyed this house high
10 know exactly what this customer his
trade. what is demanded in localities
st no" 70 get 70 each their requirements when wanted
Thus the successful conduct
itself into problem of what how and when"
A great business such this
whether is be- or
he road lines of
smoked sailed meats. bacon other
wanted, the plant of William SChluderberg & is
equipped supply these shortest notice System
everywhere apparent and the directing genius
to how it will look than that Just
assured thing. absolute certainty which eliminates
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
GIRLS MURDER
THOUGHT SOLVED

fAssociated Press bg Rsdsral WireIossl
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 5,
Pursued by detectives who be
lieyed him to be connected with
the murder of Maizie Colbert, the
sOnyx Girl Bernard w. Lewis,
said to be the son of wealthy
coal operator Of Pittsburg, com.
mitted suicide in the bedroom Of
q hotel in Atlantic City last night.
Lewis, who fed from this city
following the brutal murder of
the girl while she was looking
out the window OF her room,
was followed to the famous sea-
side resort. While the detectives
were mounting the stairs to make
the arrest the pursued man ended
his life by sending a bullet crash
ing through his torInented brain.
The police assert today that the
suicide of Lewis solves the mys.
terry of the murder. They are still
seeking a motive for the murder
itself. They now incline to the
view that the crime was the result
of a quarrel in the girls apart
ments, and was unprecedented.
Lewis hair matches the strands
which were found tightly elutched
in the hand of the dead girl and
other clues Indicate that he had
beensin the apartment Lewis left
no written statement, as was first
reported.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
DON.PARIISANS
APPROVE BONDS

Members Of so-caIled non partisan
political club met In Kakaako Thurs
day evening 10 discuss the coming city
election and the bond issue The club
is compossd Of about $50 persons.
About 50 members attended the meet
ing.
Those present expressed opinions IN
favor OF and fndorsing the proposed
bond issue and each declared he
would work for II In his respective
Eeighborhood. !
When the question Of the election
came up the following persons were
named as having the support OF the
club
For mayor. J. @. Lane and ]. C.
Cohen; for sheriff. John Wise, Eddie
Hopkins and William Simers0n; city
attorney, Arthur NJ. Brown and wii.
liam I. Rawlins; supervisors, Ben
Hollinger. C. n Arnold, william AHA,
+. n Hatch and Robert Horner.
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joaquin 3. Reyes. one Of the eight
FIlipinos indicted On charge Of couIl,
terfcItlng. pleaded guilty n federal
ccurI late yesterday afternoon The
remaining seven. who were afraigned
viii Reyes. pleaded not guilty. The
defendants are represented BY Alter
ney George - Davis.
Those who pleaded not guilty were
6anch0 ouino. Fernando Ferref, Faus-
tho EstreIIa. Jose RegIdor. Andres Dc
Ii Cruz. CrispoIo Baf1ic and Slpriano
EnrI1utz An of the cases have been
co1lI1nod Until 3 O'Clock next Monday
mo<1.nE probably Tor trial. Il Il be
IIcte1 that Reyes win be sentenced
a that time. The penalty for coun-
lerieIiIng Il fine Of not more than
5000 and n0t more than 10 years Inn
Wh|le not beIIsfod to Be the ring.
leader o. the alleged counteffeiters
Reyes IS said 70 have confessed that
b1 made tie de which Was used to
make the spurious so pieces. IN the
9p|1.11 of Detective Harry Lake. Who
raiIod TIE workshop 0f the operators.
the alleged countsrfeilers were max
me q supply q lake coin to be passed
during Carnival week.
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.ANDCOURT WAS
BUSYLAST YEAR

The land court. presided over By
Circuit Judge whitney, was busy dur
ing the year Just closed, 80 petitions
ing the year Just close, 50 petitions
Cor land registration having been filed
land court. 81 WeIl as the probate,
completed Thursday afternoon. Is as
follows
Petitions filed. 50: petitions pend
ing January /. 1916, 81; petitions
granted and DEGREES issued. l6, pend
registration. so; area Of land inclnd-
Cd n titles registered 154.5s4 acres;
area IN titles pending registration, Is.
15s.s2s acres; total area. I5.s14.15f
acres. so = =.
Assessed value OF land included in
TILES registered. $22S ,S6s; assessed
value of land included IN titles pend.
ing registration. si,e9s, ,61S.2s. total
assessed value Of all lands, S1,S2z, 1885,.
80; fees earned, Sll5.ss: assurance
fund coils1ted. slss0ss total fees and
fund. t613.44.
Probate cases disposed Of, 165: an
nual accounts OF administrators
guardians. trustees and executrix. 7s;
final accounts. same. s4; misceIlane-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05

LEAK HEARING IN WASHINGTON PRopueEs SENSATIONS

LEAK" HEARING IN WASHINGTON PRODUCES SENSATIONS
WASHINGTON, denals
department
White House the stock market prior the stock
Boiling presidents bnohetlav
said prohted
brought Wood asserted
making enng information he
A. Curtis.
a
win Monday.
before the committee Wood said
offices throughout the
advance information. Ee&~~As.s - 81
CHARLESTON 5-Benard statement to
Chairman Henry the house committee and declines her
ment on the Wood charges. .--e.@ - F..
SAYS FILIPINO DEATHS NOT OFFICERS FAuLTt I-ts
WASHINGTON 6Reportng the deeftment Ad
IN IS
error I'm Judgment the part OF Officers ,asss+
BOWEN TAKES PLACE or MORGAN ON PIER JOB s. ~
NJ formerly connected with the
Ehue Plantation Kauai has been placed In charge Of Piers
under construction Bowen takes the place OF g. Mdsan
MARSHAL WARRANTS s. e s.
the OF IL this afternoon
Marshal Smddy The defendants
Indicted N the federal grand Jury partial report enitt to
tie
the aendans had been arrested
custody win arTalened tomorr0
morning
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I NJ CAMPAIGN
SEEKS 10 RAISE
E|llDT||RRulGH
Would Clear Association of
Deb, Build Club House and !
Apartment House

Extensive pfeparatlone are being
made Tor q campaign for funds at the
Y. M. G. A. 70 raise the budget that
he's been proposed for 1917. At : meet.
ing Of the officers and staff of the
association yesterday afternoon at
which newspapermen of the city were
invited, the plan Of campaign was
outlined by Mrs. W. r. Frears presi-
dent Of the association: Miss Annetta
Dieckmann and Miss Helen Salisbury.
Among the features that have been
proposed for 1917 are the erection Of 4
beach clubhouse, the building Of an
apartment house on the Homestead
site, and the securing Of NEW equip
ment Tor the b9ilding. AT the present
time the association Is crowded and
with many new members the associa.
ton has found the need for new club
rooms and other activities.
The association has enlarged the
work IN Oriental lines. and the field
secretary employed to meet the inter.
island steamers has been doing great
work n her Department Since the
association moved into the new build
ing activities have doubled in all de
partmenls, and the membership has
reached more shan 1900.
Feeling tho need Of the association
work IN the various Fields the officers
and staff believe that the budget WiIl
be raised. Committees have been ap
pointed and II Is expected that. the
campaign which Will be finished about
February win bring the desired re
suits.
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LEGISLATION UPON
SALOONS APPEARS
CERTAIN 70 COME
Brewers Scout the Idea Of Fed
eraI Prohibition, Anti ti-SaIoon
League WI Welcome Any
Relief and chilIingWorth
Promises Further Surprises

Approached On the HonoluIu saloon
elimlnatlon BIN which senstor UharIes
y. ChlII|nFu1rth has announced HIS IN
fenno1 % lnfro6uce m the next legis-
Ialure rarIod interests here gave
slar-BuIIufln representative an equal
n TarIed assortment of opinions.
Among those Who talked freely were
r r. Hime. president. and 81. G. Say
roI. secretary and manager Of the
Honolulu Brewing q Mating Com
pnny. LId George W. Pafy. secretary
a. The nnli1aIoon league: Chilling
worlh himself nnd joel 6. Cohen. rcp-
ro1cnlaf'Eo here for two large vine
concerns n California and candidate
io mayor q Honolpln q ths nh
1rgNer1 Faror -HsouIatlonH
EayreI eai1 that neturaliy the brew.
ery az not want ne saloons % dose
f.For q IeE'0|>,Ipn regulating such
we ha4s tbe bsli regulated saloons
n ne country r|Efi here h Honolulu. :
I1 11I1. @111 / 1I||1lo Liquor license
inspector I.0I1II \ dong good work.
H 1I|.|1 have more 1.l|6t1nce.
Mn. Ioo|.r1I Ih1l the greatest enc
NJ ne saloon nan Md vas the COM
mcn II... NJ. I'||rI|ne1 Eof his
- e. . 49,. ~ p, i-'n ?. . bar. '
e s':''.. ::s: e. Z '''''': 80 g. ;::s. sss's
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lJnknOWn'H.P.'
Now fieuresIn'
Trial Of Bopp
II -. =

a tAssoeiatsd Press By Federal wireless)
= tt<t <f<$$<$
= =
y SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. 5. y
<-A new and sensational turn =
= Mas given today to thG dial Of y
- German Consul General Franz =
y Bopp and his associates upon the r
y bomb plotting" charges. Letters =
\ signed only II. p" and other =
- wise anonymous we're introduced =
4 by the defense. the letters prom y
= ising that the mysterious IA. p" r
= would surrender himself as the y
= man who dynamited the barge OF =
- explosives In Seattle. one OF the =
= crimes which witnesses for the =
prosecution have laid ct the door y
y Of the German officials. The de- +
= Tense maintains that this H. p" r
= was responsible for the explo- r
= sion. but the prosecution says =
y this theory Is pure bunk" and =
= that the letters were written by q \
\ crank ~ =
80 $<f%<<<+%$%$$<$ y =
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TeutOhs Battering
At BraiIa's Gates

BERLIN, Germany, Jan. 5.
Official announcement today says
that the Teutons after hard 6ght.
ing have pierced the Russian posi-
tons at the brfdgehead leading 10
the Rumanian town Of BralIa one
of the objectives OF the present
Teuton campaign.
Four more Rumanian towns
have been captured and 400 more
soldiers made prisoner.
Four Russian attacks near
DYfnsk have been repulsed. and
the battle on this front i con
tinuing.
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need S226,560
ASMAIIVTEVANGE
RETURN S6n00Is
BUDGETS Covering Next Biennial
Period Are Approved
BY Board

Meeting Thursday afternoon in Cir
cult Judge Whitney,s chambers, the
board OF industrial schools approved
the budgets OF the boys and girls, In
dustrial schools for the biennial period
beginning January !. 1913, calling for
$226. $50 for the maintenaiice Of these
Institutions
The budget for the boys, school
calls for Sill, AIS and that OF the girls
school for $113,2S Both budgets pro-
vide for the erection Of new buildings
during the two years and the general
improvement Of the institutions. II Is
proposed to erect at least four new
buildings at the girls school Exten-
siye repairs will be made ct the boys,
school and several new buildings viii
be erected. including 5000 for gym
riasium and equipment.
Following are outlines OF the figures
Il the budgets
Girls lEdustfial school:
For biennial period beginning Jan
uary 4, f91S. and ending December 81.
1918:
Maintenance and repairs. $4,000.
New buildings, equipment and Inn
provements, $4,000
Salaries. house mothers and instrnc.
tors. S23. 400. ss 5ss
|. Salaries. farmers and utility man.
etc. $3.50. 81
salary. superintendent, $500.
Following are the principal Items:
Maintenance. $1500. s.
Buildings, etc. Dining room and
kitchen, sac. 600; cottage, $4,000;
school building, $4,000; changes IN din
ing room, $1,000: farmers cottage.
$4,000; curling, rebuilding road, filling
in low ground, 5000, mangle Tor
laundry, 1900; superintendent 5000;
assistank 5000: ie instructors, from
so to s75, $1l,2s0. xS -
Boys induzfrial school:
Salary, superintendent, $3.50; as-
sistant. $4,000; two carpentry fnstrue.
tors, $500; mechanical Instructor.
s2z50; three teachers. $500; four
Agricultural instructors. $500; tailor,
$3.50; matron, $3.50; cook and baker,
1880; night watchmen. $3420.
Maintenance and repairs. on basis
OF 80 cents q day for each boy, 176
boys, S42. SIS; snew dairy barn and
stable, $1,000; hog houses, 1900:
chicken houses, $500; two honor cot.
|tages, 5000; renovation, $1,000: office,
$4,000, reservoir, $4,000; bakeshop and
oven. SI200: repairf, 5000; gyruna'
Eium and equipment, $4,000; tailoi
shop and equipment, $4,000. Total
Sill, ,425. r. !, ~ I
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I1||Ir|1I EI.n.|1 the daring avia-
I|'| MO IIII.| Vim Ruth Law the
I||.- 81 beng ne '.I1nosl American
I....'.1 I|IIr. nav Il seen N Nights
i. |..0|I|. shortly under tie onlpIo.
q. 1| II1 Aero C|II 81 Hawaii
IN. board q .1I|I1oI1 cI the club.
...||.. q EC0|I.| 1Irourn office
Fl. .|.'0I. heard 0|II lively inter.
1.'I||0 ~ here perhaps during Car.
.|||| Week she A 1oN d japan. but
4. ||.|..I| ~ c1I1 I1rl ~ February
.| ..| way ID TIE I1Ile1 1I1Ies. ana
L1||.|.I yesterday quoted her -
saying INT l|l U|.1I stop n Homo
|.|0 |0| I|.I|8 Some WeeI1 1Eo Sec
rII1II I1|||I1I wrote her taxing up
-. ..|||.| @ III1I IN Honolulu and
= I|1o11t "a. - br61sht about
~ It1 lo<rIt1r.sl lnw the per.
'.I 81 |11 |II1IlcT 4 necessary
D. I||1Ior1 20 u1Fc local Hights The
club plans ~ I1E1 un With the GOV.
1m1| and with II1 military authori.
I|cs re plan q IIt|nI lhe Aero Club
pass upon tie 1n.||||c1lIons 81 would.
- Il1rE and u1|II rcconme1dati0ns
"a II1 oII|cI1Is 8 q I1e adFisakility
~ oI|oU|nT hen ~ ~
The gple'nors tstet q score q
NV u1u1e1 today The member
<6'p 4 zrsHi1E rapidly, the roster
.|| nearing lo0
Inc 81 ths members voted IN today
~ ten Yet fun9. t1e young Homo.
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lIIEG[D PAPER
TRUST pRODED
.Associated Press ~ Psdsral Wlrslsssl

tAssociated Press ~ Fsdsral Wlrslsssl
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. Sat
torney General Gregory today receited
the results Of the federal trade COM
missions inquiry into the manufac-
turing Of news print paper. He Ii
examlnaing IT with the Intention of
institnting civil and criminal actions
II II Is found that the paper manu-
facturers formed trust In restraint
OF trade.
President Wilson Is said to be ac-
lively interested IN the situation
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ADMIRAL KNIGHT
PUT NCOMMAND

{Assoeiated Press BY Federal Wfrelessl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 5.-Or-
ders were issued from the navy de-
Ipartment yesterday afternoon assign
ing Admiral Albert 9. Winterhaiter,
now In command Of the Asiatic neet.
TO the general board. The command
of the Asiatic fleet was given to Rear.
Admiral Austin NJ. knight yesterday.
He becomes admiral.
Capt. w. s. Sims has been named
as president Of the naval war college.
succeeding Admiral knight.
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WASHINGTON,
their but az the president Ia refusal nds
his
Washnson offered Htshok
the reselutioA parsed
LONDON, Eng, Jan 6Hope that the German peace proposals
would bring about peace conferences be fading Germany
significant ueance that today o the Berlin Lokal An
the Neknown Berlin paper which largely Official
ppnion The Aneger that publication Of definite
which Germany willing accept useless Ths paper
Of France show that the would be accepted the Entente
Especial mention tie
passing vigorous resolution darng
Si not make peace 50 long &c Fene
Tory - ~ - d esas -
a Reuters despatch from slerdam telling Of fkis Incident
thai the considers the Anfs
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EXPECT REPORT or
Z TERRITORIAL GRAND
JURYMEN TOMORROW

Il Is expected that the annual report
OF the members Of the territorial
grand jury win be handed 70 Circuit
Judge Ashford at o'clock tomorrow
morning. During the last year the
Jurors have accomplished Z large
amount Of work. more fhan 100 lndiet-
ments having been returned The p
Rod Of service for thu members of The
present senire expires 1t midnight Sat
urday.
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Several matters Of routine bush
ness we're discussed at meeting this
morning Of the members OF the Free
Kindsrsarten and children,s Aid Asso-
ciation. The annual meeting OF the
association win De held IN the Library
of Hawaii on January IS, at which
time reports covering the work Of the
last fiscal year win be presented and
officers for the coming year elected
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NAVY CAPTAINS
TO BE PROMOTED

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. BIN
line with changes and promotions in
naval commands. Capts. Harry s.
Knapp. John Hood, Thomas 8. Rod
gers. Hugh Rodman, William 5. Sims
and Henry B. Wilson were today rec
commended for promotion to rear.
admirals. -
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Dry Vote Cast
By Grand Jurors
Ii Federal Court
At@<+4*k&*<k%ktk<

4
+ !. During q recess of the federal I
4 grand jury this morning the jur. I
= ors began discussing prohibition I
= In Hawaii and finally decided to I
= take q STRAW vote among them 4
= selves. When the q votes were
y counted. the majority were for
y prohibition. q -
= This illustrates the steady I
4 growth Of prohibition sentiment I
y In Hawaii 3 said one Of the jury
= men afterward. The jury e !
y Representative lot Of citizens. I
= and the result today, IN my mind.
, about Represents sentiment IN
y the TERRITORY.
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Tornado Does
Great DAMAGE

fAxsoeiaisa Press bv F.1srai wirele.sj =.
5 MUSKOGEE, Okla, Jan. Sat least
Is persons are known to have been
killed In the great tornado that
SWEPT this section last night and to
day All were children 1T q school
that was destroyed. Many others are
badly hurt and the property loss IL
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British Officials
Will Handle Maize

LONDON, Eng, Jan. 5.The
British government announced To-
day that it has taken completes con-
troll Of the maize trade. The fea-
son for this drastic artion il the
threatened food shortage. The
government is to handle all the
distribution Of maize through it,
own agencies,
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PLAYING WITH MATCHES
CAUSE OF 81 AzE I'M PAU0A

The fire department was called out
1t noon today TO put out q tire in the
home OF Mrs. Correa one ePauoa road.
The blaze started in bed where chill
dren were playing with matches.
There was little damage. 2sss
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STEAMER ASHORE
ON ALASKA REEF

z SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 5.-The
steamer Admiral Watson OF the
Alaska Pacific line. has gone ashore on
Fish Bay Reef. FidaIeo Bay. ALASKA
The passengers are aboard The
steamer Cordoya is standing BY and
the steamer Alameda Is within reach.
so that no alarm Is felt for the safety
Of passengers or crew
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navy YARD NAY
BUILDNAVYSHlP

& fAssoeiatsd Press bv Federal WireIess) &
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 5.-An-
nouncement was made at the navy
yard today that q big ammunition ship
for the navy VIII probably be con-
structed at the Navy Yard, Bremer-
ton. washington.
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Traffic On fhs pan r5ad 4.t 80
nD tor about one hodr fhiS uol&.rI
due 70 the ofertnrning - = l1n-le'l
mixer On o1s u fhe turns ~ ne Kane
Ole side o. ~ ~,
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PARIS, France, Jan. 5.--A sub
marine has torpedoed tie Gbeek
steamer Sipirios HaFas, from Co
runna, with a considerable carRo.
The crew has been saved