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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-04-24
President of New Haven r. r. Resigns

NEW YORK. April 24.-The resig-
nation of President Elliott of the New
York, New Haven & Connecticut rail-
road has been accepted.
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ENLISTED men
GET TRANSFERS

Orders issued today from headquar.
tiers announce q number Of transfers
of enlisted men in the Hawaiian de-
partment, as follows: &
Prisates William T. Bourshon, Hen.
ny Plocher, Noble L. Britt and James
H. Beckett. Battory B, 9th Field Ar,
tillery, to Sd Engineers, unassigned.
Sergeant Richard M. Carpenter,
Troop G, 9Th Cavalry, transferred as
private 10 the ouartermaster Corps
at Sehofield Barracks. and appointed
sergeant, quartermaster corps.
Corporal Niels c. Sorenson and
Private 1st Class Michael M. Kane,
transferred as Of their present grades
from the Hawaiian Ordnance Depot
Detachment to the Ordnance Detach.
nlent Sd Engineers. and win proceed
to Fort Shafter for duty.
Promotion ana appointment OF Cor
poral Niels c. Sorenson. Ordnance
Detachment. Sd Engineers, to grade OF
sergeant Of ordnance. subject TO ap-
prevail Of the chief OF ordnance, Unit.
ed States army. =. 4 ~
Private Albert DfIlinger, Company
X. 32nd Infantry. to Company A, Ist
Infantry; Private Adoiphus Cum
mings Battery D, 9th Field, to Troop
ID. 4th Cavalry; Private Morris r.
Booth Troop q. 9Th Cavalry. to Bat
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Sharp Denies
rAIf1lySupplies
Seriously Short
tA,,oelat.d Pres, b. .. 5 Naval WIrsIsss.l

tAssoclatsd Press By y. Naval Nlfslesa)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 21.-
Testifying before the house commit
tee investigating the conduct OF the
war, Retiring Quartermaster General
Sharpe declared that the war depart
ment, prior to the entry Of the United
States into the war, ordered supplies
for million troops. Last June sup.
plies for half million more were or.
dered.
He declared that the only COM
plants concerning shortage Of sup
plies have been IN the matter Of cloth
ing, and that General Pershing was
satisfied with the quality and guam
tity sent to France, recommending
only few minor changes. Half the
looms in the country are working on
army supplies, he declared. and said
that though the men were called into
service faster than the supplies were
finished, all would be equipped by end
Of December He stated further that.
the war department has Anticipated
the appropriations Of congress. max.
ing preparations to get the supplies
before the mo;iey had been voted
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.ROL.PH SAYS
FOOD PROBE
DELAYS :. WORK
interruption By Another Wit
= ness Brings Objection; Swift
& Co, Chicago, Refuse to
Submit Records and Govern
naent is Going After Them
(AssoeIatsd Press by U. s. Naval wireless. }

(ASsoeIated Press by U. 5. Naval Wirslsss.l
WASHINGTON, o. c., Dec. 21.-The
United States government 10 prepar.
ing to take drastic action TO get infor.
nation now refused by food manu-.
facturers and dealers.
Today II was learned that Swift &
Company have refused to submit Its
records to the federal trade commits.
sion, which 10 investigating the com
pany,s dealings. ~ s..~r~ -,
+ Attorney Francis j.. Heney, acting
for the commission, announced that he
Intends to take drastic action TO Sc
cure the records. -. ~. y.
Auditor Chase Of the Union Stock.
yards Company teiegraphed to the
commission today that he 10 lt and 10
going south indefinitely, and will be
Unable to answer the questions which
the commission has directed to mis-
company. Heney reported 70 the com.
mission that he has ample other evi.
deuice on which the commission may
base action or recommendations.
Former Treasurer Walden Of the
Union sstoekyards Company said that
J. Ogden Armour and F.. n. Prince
own the yards and the terminal rail-
road. He said that Frank Peerann,
secretary, 10 holder Of the stock, but
10 not the, actual. owner, and added
that there were frequent changes Of
treasurer so that knowledge Of the f.
naneIaI workings Of the company on
the part of the treasurer was avoided.
Another incident Of the various In
vestigations of food product resuIa-
tions came today before. the senate
subcommittee probing the sugar short.
age. George N. RoIph Of California,
head Of the sugar bureau under the
Hoover organization, was continuing
his testimony on, the stand when an
other witness was called TO take his
place, interruptins him before he had
finished. RoIpl1 then told the com.
mittee: "a had assumed that the pur.
pose Of the Investigation was to re.
lieve the situation in the East We
have been waiting here for a week,
postponing the necessary work." !
Senator Reed Of Missouri retorted:
~ suppose the sugar shortage will be
blamed on congress now" O.. ~.
-
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NAVAL CASE PROBED I
By U. S. GRAND JURY?

After celebrating for three hours
today the federal grand jury took a
recess at noon to reconyene next week,
probably on Wednesday, when 1t is
expected partial report will be sub
mitted to Judge Joseph Poindexter.
The present deliberation of the
grand jury is yelled in secrecy, but
the presence Of naval officers in court
this morning signifies that the case
under investigation Is unlikely local
one. About II officers were in court,
several OF them from vessel which
has been here for some time past.
Prior to the meeting Of the grand
jury District Attorney s. C. Huber
conferred with some of the commis-
stoned officers 80
It is understood that the inyestiga-
ton of the case now before the grand
jury was begun when that body Was
last in session, but was postponed be-
cause Of the absence Of witnessss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21

J LONDON, England, Dec. q.
The Rumanians and the Rus
slams along the northwestern
front have joined the Ukrars
ians, who have already declared
their independence, in a move
ment against the Petrograd
government. They have APP
pointed Gen. Stcherhateheff as
their commander and the
whole Rumanian front is under
his charge.
The Bolsheviki and Ukran-
ian troops are reported to be
advancing upon each other
about three versts 1.-TWO miles)
apart. H. q.
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up, is untrue and unjust.
81 am glad that all we left behind
Us are well and when all is over, Ha
wall will not be ashamed of the boys
who volunteered for the navy to help
uphold Old Glory and give Uncle Sam
what he +wants-'respect' and free
dom of the seas
Thanking you for all the past
sfavors that you rendered us when we
were at home in the naval militia oil
Hawaii, for your paper was always
wanted 1t. - -. I -,
= wishing you the best Of luck and
prosperity and Hawaii a happy Christ
mas, -. - =. -
II remain,
FRANK H. WIGHT"
U, s. s. st: Louis, care postmaster
New York " ..i>.
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Christmas greetings to the people
Of Honolulu are sent through the Star
Bulletin by a group Of stalwart and
patriotic young Hawaiians aboard this
U. 8. 8. st. Louis, now somewhere
on the Atlantic" On this vessel are
members of the naval militia Of Ha-
wall, and one Of their number, Charles
s. Wight, has sent the photo above
and an interesting letter to the Star
Bulletin. ~
Wight makes it plain that Hawaii
As already wen represented In the
tice. He writes In part: s,
Editor Honolulu Start Bulletin,
"Sir: Enclosed you win find q pic!
ture, of the Hawaiian musicians that
are making big hit in all the parts
that we have visited. .E..@
i, "E. H: Akina, the senior musician,
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terry D, 9Th Field; Private John sFal
coner, Battery c, 9th Field. to perma
nent school detachment for cooks and
bakers, Fort Shafter; Corporal ~Chas
]. Murray. Troop L, 4th Cavalry as
private to 9Th Aero Squadron, Kane
hameha.
Corporal Joseph s. Calf, Company
B, Sd Field Battalion. Signal Corps
transferred as a private to Battery E,
9th Field; Private Ed Blodgett, Com
pany F, End Infantry, transferred to
adjutant generals department, ma
tional army, and appointed private LIST
class. ~. So
Private Calvin Patterson, Company
G. and Private Raymond "A. High,
Company D. 2Sth 1nfaatry, detailed
for duty at the school of fire. Private
William c. Ashley. Medical Depart.
ment. transferred tor quartermaster
SoInS
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KeaIOIla Admits
Signing Will at.
Theresa's Home

Under oath In Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court this afternoon, j. M. kea-
loha, former supervisor, confessed that
| he did not sign In the queens pres
ence the document purporting TO De
the last will and testiment Oh the late
Liliuokalani. .t
He signed the alleged will, he said'
In the presence of Princess" Theresa
Owana Belliyeau and at her request.
The signing was done In her home on
the Gore lot, King street. At that
time, he continued. the name rLiliuo
kalani" was written on the document,
but there were no other signatures.
Kealoha testified that Theresa came
to him on three occasions and asked
him TO be q witness to the alleged
will. He refused twice. lying he was
afraid he would get in troubles accord.
Ing to hts story. The third time, he
continued. be consented to 60 to the
princess house, rs she told him
that there would be no trouble, and
that man named Lota was also going
to be witness. He added that there
had been some talk about Theresa
taking him to the queens home, but
that they went to Theresa's home in
stead. s
eKaioha, early In his testimony, said
he was forced to sign the document,
| but did not relate how. Attorney w.
G. Achi attempted to represent Kea:
loha, but was ruled against by the
court, who told him that II he made
any more remarks In court he would
be elected. seasv.
Prior to the beginning of KeaIoha's
testimony the attorneys for J.tF. Coll
burn were allowed to withdraw from
the case and C0iburn- was allowed to
withdraw a. the proponent Of the al
legged 1917 docume1t !
A formal contest Of the 1877 doc.
ument was filed BY the. attorneys for
Col. G. p. Iaukea Attorney Frank
Andrade was named TO assist the court
In examining the Witnesses. City
Attorney 4. III. Brown, hho was an.
nounced he win place the alleged
fraudulent matter before the grand
jury, took voluminous notes during
the testimony. -
REV" Sam Kamakaia whose name
appears as a witness to the alleged
viii, has already sworn to an affida.
Wit that he did not sign the document
in the queens presence. but in the
prense Of Theresa and at her request.
His testimony Is also to be taken this
afternoon
Judge Ashfords courtroom was
filled with Hawaiians. Nearly two
dozen attorneys were present.
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PERSHING MAKES
HIT IN EUROPE;
WINS CONFIDENCE
] s.oslai,6 Pres 81 .. 5. Naval wIrsIsss.,

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. q. -
Direct assurance In the condolences
which British and French comman.
ders have in the ability Of Gen. John
J. Pershing, commanding the Amer
lean troops in France, has reached
the war department with the return
OF Major General Scott from visit
to England and France Gen. Scott
brings word that the European Allied
commanders are greatly satisfied with
Gen. Pershing's personality and abil-
ity and with the breadth and sound
ness Of American preparations to
place the nations fun weight in the
scales with its Allies.
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REGULAR SAILINGS. TO
-. TAHITI BY SCHOONER

Announcement is made in the Jour.
nal officiel Of Tahiti Of the arrival of
the schooner Ysabel May from Homo.
lulu, with 121 tons of merchandise.
The Journal states the Ysabef May is
heneeforth- to make regular trips be-
tween Honolulu and Tahiti, with calls
at Tanning island every two months.
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GREAT ARMY
BILL COMING
fA,,oeI,t.d Pres, by 8. 5. Naval WirsIsss. }

fASsoeiated Press by y, .. Navai Wileless.l
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 21.-The
army appropriation bill for the next
fiscal year is expected to carry five
billions Of dollars, exclusive Of the
appropriations for Notifications and
field artillery guns. -. r. = 80
Chairman Dent Of the house mill.
tary committee said today the com.
mittes will give the army everything
/. needs. The sessions of the commit
tee In discussing these continental
military matters win be executive.
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In report which has been filed in
circuit court. John F. colburn. master.
recommends that the accounts Of the
administrator OF the estate Of the late
francis Mills. Swanzy he approved.
and that the administration receive ad.
ditionaI commissions in the sum or
Sol, SsI9S. The estate is valued at
about s. e39, 09a
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TANKER ON SANDS
GETS OFF QUICKLY

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 21.-The
steam tanker Nuuanu grounded on the
sands IS miles north Of this port at
midnight last night. The vessel wire
lessed in distress but aftefward got
off unaided, by her own power.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21

Given out as the result OF re,
peated meetings of the board
held 10 consider rumors OF dls-
loyalty in the college faculty
and the best way Of dealing
with the "rumor mongers,
the statement today details
specifically the case of Fraulein
Maria Heuer. She is assistant
professor of modern languages
and one Of two faculty members ;
who did not answer in terms Oh
nneouiyocal loyalty to the
United states a letter Of inquiry
addressed to all faculty mem
beers by President Dean.
TN hoard. after thorough canvass
ne situation, passed two motisons
!. ~. - af record. The first -;
NV 49,. -. duration OF the war, ~
s.so Il not actively ano -
sa...i., laval 20 the United etssss
49,, ~ appointed TO the tasa'sy =
the colisee ~ Hawai-
me second is: ..,.,,c ar
80. ~ matter Of retainlns -
a.a...s,, Mics ,t3euer and Mis- WV
s ... ~. second faculty n1emnsI
,unose snswer had not 49,. 49, s ,,sSsee
. .aerorted the United stsls s.s,leh
~ explratlon Of the per'oo e. 5. 49,
shsv we're employed Dc ie'. - ri.
iudsmsnt Of the president g '"s
Iese." -. y,rorously op.
...ss Nv Regent Fred u Wsiaron i.
haIieved the board ssDouia ac.
W. SrasticaEy, and Mr. Waloron
nv esterday resigned as resen.,
.s s,,s. bis letter Of resignation IN tne
p se 10 the governor.
~. statement issued BY Chairman
,..s.vtr, TODAY goes into detail IN
$500 shs deliberations Of the poaIu
80 = erplaining exactly why the TEN;
800 retention OF immediate ais.
p,..s, ~ the two faculty members
80 -, ,,,,t An the hands Of Presioent
mean. II Is as follows: . - ~.
sMemoranduut - the aesion =. - \,
nosrd Of Regents OF the Cohsse =
aTor some tine past the regents
:, the College OF Hawaii have mao un.
- ~. consid Grafton the proper method
-. sdeauateiy dealing with the rumor
~ who have been busy spreading
80. 49, sSea mat the members OF the lac.
go. "a fha College Of Hawaii are
.,, ,S pro.German In their sentiments
~ indifferent in their support OF the
Iirleed states In the present wal.
sscnme az these ramors. In my esu-ii
,,.tion have been the rerult OF the.
.sssiS sassip az men and women who
,ssykt ~ better employed. and others
have been fostered by the oenoerate
nro-German propaganda which aims 20
spread the atmosphere with susplcion
snd doubt wherever possible IN connec-
fions with any activity OF the country
ssd more especially with q public m
stitution.
letter Of Inquiry Sent
~in order that the members Of the
faeulty might have the opportunity to-
declare themselves, the president Of
shS COLLEGE. under authority from the
poard 81 REGENTS. sent an identical
letter to each OF them. It read Is fol-
lows:
ITO the Members Of the Faculty
81. the College Of Hawaii:
ssThe College of Hawaii is an
institution supported by the gov
eYnnents OF the United States and
the territory Of Hawaii There
are reports current In Honolulu
CONTINUED on page threel
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United States and acted in manner unbecomng Commercial
Honolulu,
Commercial Club and
there
charges fully
takin
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GERMAN-AUSTRIAN FORCE JOINS
BOLsAEvIkI; RUMANIANS TAKE
PART IN FRACTIONAL FIGHTING
Form Anti BosheViki Force With Southwestern Russians
Unofficial Report Berlin Rejects Trotzs Peace Terms

indicate that five distinct factions bat
thing Russia They the sokhev h force the cosss under General
kadneS oyass kerens the combination Of Auanns
Uranlar organizes
entirely
al Austrian released
slaV cossaek factions
seize Petroorad hold II for Germany.
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kATcH yous. sTAspl

: Editor Honolulu Star.Bulletin. !
Sir: This office Is receiving 1
= many Christmas greeting post 4
s cards, prepaid with only one cent !
: postage. Under the new law. all I
; postals and post cards must be .
= nrepaid with two cents. I
am sure the senders Of these 4
= cards do not desire TO have the I
= deficient postage collected from I
= the addresses but, unless the ex-
y tracent for each card is thus col I
Elected. they cannot be delivered. I
kWfll You please assist me in
giving wide publicity to this mat
p. II, MacADAM, Postmaster
= = 4
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.DISLOYALTY in college OF
HAWAII FACULTY IS DENIED;
REGENTS TELL OF INQUIRIES

Two instances of Failure to Declare UnequVoca Loyalty
III in Mar IRE Dealt Wh-PIaeed in Hands of President
ean-eIde GOSSIP" Alleged to Have Been at Work-Regen
WaIdon Resigns Saying Dean is Pacist and Not All Pro-
j feSSorS are Loyal
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SIX MORE ADMITTED To< TRAINING CAMP

applications
Quae Ser
Cavalry Sergeant Gust Company
school; Sergeant John A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21

Joaquin Sanchez Toca, former pres
ident Of. the Spanish senate, abandon
ed his attempt to form new cabinet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21

Light is known to have an iniuri-i
Gus effect on bacteria; hence it is an
important hygienic factor. -...>.
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.hre has never been time in the history Of the College
f uawa when more admirable spirit of loyal enthusiasm
declares statement issued today by the regents
f neee through w harrington chairman OF tine board
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ASSOCIATED Press by U. s. Naval Wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by u s. Naval Wireless)
LONDON, England, Dec 21-A despatch from Petrograd
today brings the that combination has been effected
between Boshevk force and Teuton force made up Of
Ausans and Germans both officers and soldiers who have
been prisoners in Russia but haveen recently released The
Bolsheviki force is commanded by Teuton officers
1t believed that the force made of released prisoners
equivalent to two corps and is commanded by its
officers 1t is within striking distance of Petrograd and has
already defeated anti Bolshevki force at Tashken
LONDON England Dec 21-t is unoieially reported here
by the Perograd correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Agency that the Germans have rejected the terms of peace
gested by the Russian (Trotzky) government. -
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MERCHANT MARINE DELAYED 4eY IMeERAr4vE NAVY NEEDS

WASHINGTON, D. c., 2i-Chairman Hurley
board testified this afternoon beetAe senate nyeigating
He cited the hpbuidg facilities
build
constantly
>,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-21

A conscientious objecf0f at Yaplank
sent to Secretary Baker his first
months pay The man wrote that he
had earned & bit could not aeeep< III
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WILSON WORKS ON
RAILROAD PLANS
(AssoeIatsd P.ss 81 o. s. nasal vIr.I.,,.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 21.-Pre-
sident Wilson VIII present a message
to Congress Immediately after the
holidays recommending legislation to-
meet the emergency needs for trans
portaticn He has requested. in the
meantime, that the Interstate com
merce commission withhold any inyes-
LEGATIONS.
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LATE news AT A GLANCE
THREE STUDENT FLlERs KILLED AT FORT WORTH

THREE STUDENT FLlERs KILLED FORT WORTH
2-One
ton killed here today the which
-~~-s, RED CROSS CHRISTMAS DRIVE
WASHINGTON D. c., 21.returns
membership Increasingly favorable
will original s.
8 ALICE NIELSEN NOTED PRlMA DONNA, WEEDS TODAY
GREENWICH Dec 2lAnce
Soddard explorer and Lecturer
:, 5. HINDU WoMAE@WANrE1 As REVOLUTIONARY AGENT.
thus employed. .ss<
MERCHANT MARINE pELAYEDts IMPERATIVE NAVY NEEDS.
WASHINGTON. C., Hurley shipping
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49, REp CROSS CHRISTMAS DRIVE A BIG succl

~ WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec 21- returns from the Red
membership drive increasingly favorable 4adicat
number will exceed the original goal g. - -
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= ALICE NIELSEN NOTED PRiMA DONNA, WEEDS TODAY

GREENWICH Conn, Dec: 21.---AHce Nielsen. swel-k
Leroy Stoddard explorer and lecturer, mared
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From San Francisco
Saturday, Dec. -.
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loontinued o. pase threel
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-12-03
McAD00 ASKS CHILDREN
TO FOSTER WAR THRIFT
Drummer Boy spirit of rs is Needed
For American Triumph, says Sec
retary.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE drum
mer boy spirit of 30 was invoked
against Germany by Secretary NC
Adoo today. Appealing 10 the school
children to set their elders Sacrlhc-
ing example in the $4,000, 100000
war thrift campaign now openlng.the
Secretary of the Treasury said:
I'VE must win this war. We can
and we shall if the boys and girls or
America say so and mean it and feel
it and live it, as the boys and girls OF
'76 lived and felt and helped.
The nation needs that sort OF
boys and girls today, not to beat our
drums, nor to load our muskets, but
to start a great work which must be
done. 1t is the part of boys and
girls today to teach the grown peo-
pie of the nation the lesson of thrift,
saving to the point of sacrifice, sell
denial of everything unnecessary.
eff every boy and girl says at
home tonight, / will fight in this
war; l will save every penny and
loan it to my Government to help
save the lives of the big brothers of
America: l will try to teach every
American l see 10 do the same then
2O,OOO,000 homes, the homes OF all
America, will be filled with the spirit
of rs.
America will win again as it has
always won, through the splendid
strength, courage and sacrifice in the
hearts of youth through the message
which it's school children will carry
home"