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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
Goetha|s zwyCiqzy|, ustaph,
Prezydent podpisa| bill awiatyczny.
Pobor przeszedl rece wydzialow lokalnych.
AHanc ME moga Sami przeanaG GnI niemieckich.
Rosya potrzebuje pornocy natychr7iast.
Pobor przeszedf W rece wydzialow lokal
Aianc ME moga sami prze|anaG IiniI nemieckeh.
MILLION zOLNIERZY PRED
WIOSNA DO FRANCYI.


WIOSNA DO FRANCYI.
Washington, 25. lipca. - Pra-
Wdziwq sersacye wyWo}a} wczo-
raj W kongresie wyjawiony przez
ministra skarbu McAdoo ma OIL
Jrzymia skale zakreSlony program
wojenny rzqdu Stan6w Zjedno-
czonvch. Administracya zamierza
do wiosny roku przyszlego ze'
brac armie skladajaca sic Z l.
100000 ludzi, ktorych million ma
,ie juz w tym czasie znaJdowac
we Francyi. Gdy armia ia bedzie
SIG juz znajdowat czeSciowo M
hnii bojowej, czesciowo zaS W o.
bozach dla nauki i musztry, rad
hcdzie sotow zazqdac dalszego
poweikszenia jej przez diva powo-
lanie rekruet0w, po 100000 "a
kazdym razenl.
Sckrctarz skarbu wpraWi} wczo
raj w zdziwienie cz}onkow komi-
vi iinanSowej, gdy jawiwszy sic
przcd MIA, zazada} uchwalenla
Ialszvch kredytow ma cele woJen-
ne w kwocie } miliardow dola-
'6w. wstrzymujqc tenn samem
wvkonanie wszystkich dotych-
:zasowych plan6w pcIatkowych
ongresu.
Jczeli reprezentanci narodu "a
,tosujq sic do zadania pana McA-
doc, uchwala ogoiem wziawszy
|? miliardow dolarow kredytow
wojcnnych W ciagu pierwszych
szcSciu miesiecy Cd czasu. jak
Stany Zjcdnoczone staneiy Z
broniq W reku przeciwko niemiec-
kivnu militaryzmowi. Sekretarz
skarbu wyraznie zaznaczyf. ze
rowvzszc S miliardow konieczne
50 dla zaspokojenia potrzeb je--
'nego tylko departamentu sta
nowiq tylko preludyum do dal-
szych olbrzymich wvdatkow, ia
kie kraj ten bedzie zmuszony po--
nieSt. celem zgniecenia rzqdu pru-
>kich junkrow. - Senator Smoot
: Utah, czIonek komisyi zarowno
finanSowej jak apropryacyjnej, O.
wiadczyf, re do 30 czerwca 1918
'oku wydatki wojenne Stan6w
Ijednoczonych beda Wynosit co
'ajmniej IA miliard6w dolar6w.
podczas gdy Wielka Brytania wy
daia dotychczas ma prowadzenie
wojny okoIo % miliard6w.
komisya senatu tenn bardziel
zoSta}a zaskoczona zadaniem pa
Ia McAdoo, re wiasnie miala "a
miar zdac swoJ rapport w sprawie
woJennego przedloze11ia podatko-
wego, wyznaczajacego tego zr6-
d}a $1,670,OO0,OO0, gdy niespo-
dzianie stane}a W obliczu potrze-
by przyzwalania nowych, tax wiel
kich kredytow.
Prezes komisyi, senator Sim
IONS, oswiadczyI, ze ME vie ia
razie. W jaki sposob kredytow
tych rzadowi MONA bedzie do
Starczyt, zanim jednak pan Nc
Adoo przedlozy szczegolowy wv.
kaz, lie ma co potrzeba, powinna
zapasc juz takze decyzya, Z jake
90 zrodla. wydatki tie majq bye
pokryte. Prawdopodobnie znajda
one czesc pokrycia W dodatko-
Wych pC'1atkach, reszta zas W po-
zyczce, ma kt1ra trzeba bedzie
wydac nowe bondy rzadowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
KONFERENCYA IRLAND-
CZYKoW.

Dublin, 25. lipca. - Dzisiaj Cd
hyC sic ma pierWSza seeya kon--
wencyi zwolanej przez Rad an,
Tielski celem sformulowania zy-
czen Irlandczykow w sprawie ich
"fIomc Rule" Zebrali sic przed-
otawiciele najrozmaitszych stron-
1iCtw, ale odm0wili udzialu .,Sinn
Fiennicrzy". niezalezni narodow-
cy, unioni5ci i ,,prawie socyali-
sci"
Maio objawia sic nadziei ii de
legatow, by przvszlo do porozu-
'nienia W przeciQgu dni kilkuna-
stu, nawet. azcbv wogole kon-
Wencya mogia mice rowodzenie.
Otworzv konwencye Henry T..
Dake, naczelnv sekretarz spraN
Irlandyi.
Londyn, 25. lipca, - Andrew
Ronar Law, kanclerz skarbu, O.
gIosi} wczoraj liste dslegat0w na
konwencve lrlandczvk0w zamia-
owanych przez rad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
KONFERENCYE CENTRAL
NYCH."
Amsterdam, 25. lipca. - "

Amsterdam, 25, lipca. - Wcdl.
wiadomoSci Z Wiednia nadesz-
'ych, w najblizszej przyszioSci
majq sic odbyc konferencye cko-
nomiczne pomidzy austryackimi
i niemieckimi rcprezentantami.
DySkusye tyczyt sic bgdQ takze
zarzadzeh po wojnie. Ma to bye
picrwszy krUk DO utworzenia "a
powiadanego czcsto ,Zwi4zkn
SrOdkOWo euroDciskiegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

N artvlervi brNtNisklel |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

stratv,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
z RosYJsKIcH KLoPoToW.
DYKTATURA KEREN-
SKIEGO.

Piotrogrod, 25. lipca. - Pre-
mier KerenSkij oSwiadczy& repre-
zentantom prasy, ktorzy go to
zapytali, re powroci do frontH.
skoro konstytucya jego rzadu be-
die skompletowana. OSwiadczy4
miedzy innemi: ,,Opierajac sic ma
zaufaniu ogoiu narodu i armii,
Rad ocali Rosye i rosyjska jed
nose krwia i zelazem, jezeli pre-
konywanie odwo}ywanie sic do
honoru, rozumu i sumienia ME
wystarcza. Sytuacya na froncle
bardzo jest powazna wymaga
Srodkow heroicznych, ale jestem
przekonany, re organizm panstwa
dosyc jest zdrowym, azeby daf 81?
wyleczyt bez czeSciowej amputa-
CYL. Pierwszem zadaniem bedzie
koncentracya wiadzy. Dezercya
konstytucyjnych demokratycz--
nych czIonkow rzadu Lwowa, kto
ra spowodowaia obecne bunty,
$wiadczy, jak slime So jeszcze silly
odSrodkowe ma}a poSiadamy je-
szcze SwiadomoSc polityczna. Je-
stem jednakowoz przekonany, re
nieszczeScia, ktore przechodzimy,
obudza u narodu sumienie po-
czucie obowiazku. G}ownym pro-
blemem nowego rzadu bedzie ra-
towanie kraju Cd ruiny i anarchii.
Rad moi uratuje Rosye, jezeli
mona, budzeniem sumien roz-
sadku, ale jezeli trzeba. to krwia
i zelazem."
NOWY Rad ROSYI.
Premier Kerenski skompleto--
wal skIad nowego rzadu, do kto-
rego wchodza:
SocyaliSci: Alexander Keren-
ski, prezydent ministrow mini
ster wojny marynarki; Ceretelli,
minister poczt i telegrafow; Sko-
belew, minister piracy; Czernow,
minister rolnictwa; Pieszehonow,
minister doStaw.
NiesocyalSici: N. w. Nekra--
sow, wiceprezydent ministrow
bez teki; Tereszczenko. min.
spraw zagranicznych; I. N. Fire
now. min. sprawiedliwoSci (jest
on czlonkiem tymczasowego ko-
mitetu dumy); Miko4aj Lwow,
prokurator Sw. synodu: Godnew.
kontrolor panstwa.
Szefami departamentow dotych
czas mianowani: M. Prokopowicz,
postepowy czionek dumy, depar-
lament handlu rolnictwa; L. M.
Bajejehnikow, cz'onek duny, mi
mister pomocy puolicznej; A. A
Barisznikow. czionek dumy i ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
KALENDARZYK.

Jutro. &c lipca: Sw. Amy. matki
4. Mp. Sw. Germanusa b.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29
WE ARE ALL OF
ONE BIG FAMILY

Holworthy Hall has written a
story for the December American
Magazine in which the hero says to
the heroine
Later on you may get to won.
dering if its been worth while
wasting this day. For you, l mean.
not for me. So | want to tell you
this: If you call it worth while to
have given me feeling that
never had before in all my life, then
you have done IT, | don't know ey-
actly how to describe il to you, but
| feel as thought it's all mine He
embraced all points of the compass
in his inclusive gesture. 1 feel as
though these people on the street be-
longs to be and you do, too; | mean
as though were all one big crowd
over here, and everybody's working
and fighting for everybody else. and
everybody's sort of related to every
body else, and there isn't any such
thing as stranger I'm not sure
if you get that, but
"And still, she said. you're going
back to shoot and kill and
That, he said calmly, is exactly
why I'm going! I'm going to shoot
as straight as l can, so that there
won't have to be any danger OF shoot
ing and killing after this one war
is finished. You can't stop to argue
with a highwayman, you know. You
remove him. so he can't hold up
anybody else. And / don't feel re-
lated to the Frtzes, they're the
highwaymen of the whole world
Even a minister wouldn't try preach
ing to thug that was straugling
him! And everybody can see now
looks like an old friend of mine:
and men can fight like tomcats for
their friends!"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29

along which a public improvement
consisting of cement concrete street
pavement has been completed in
Paving District Number 3, and the
tax levied and assessed against such
property for the payment of the cost
of such Improvement, and that a
certified copy of the plat and as
sessment roll is now in the office
of the City Recorder.
The undersigned will sit as a
Board OF Equalization and Review
for the purpose of hearing any per
son or persons feeling aggrieyed bv
the reason of levying such taxes or
assessments and to make correction
of any tax deemed unequal or unjust
for five consecutive days, beginning
the 10Th day Of December, A. D..
1917, at the City Commissioners
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29
TAKES OF: CAH0RUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Hair Get 4 small bottle
OF Dandcrino right noW--kIso
Gtops itching oealp.

Tain, brittle colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence OF a neglected
sllp; of dandruii that awful sourI.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dand.uir 1t robs the hair
Of lis lustrc, ITS strength a-.d its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of tie scalp, which II
not rcmedicd Cnuses the hair roots TO
shrink loosen and die-then the hair
falls out fast. 4 little Dlnderine to-
nlgh,--How-any time--will surely save
your hair
Get a small bottle Of Knowlton's
Dandorjne from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of it if you win just try little Dan.
der.no, Syn your hHirl Try it!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29
DIZZY? Biliousl ConstipaIed?
Notice OF First Meeting
OF Creditors

In the District Court of the Unit
ed States in and for the District Of
Utah, Before 5. T. Corn, Referee. In
the matter Of G.. a. Clark, a bank
rupt. TO the creditors Of G. a. Clark.
bankrupt, Of Smithfield, in the
County Of Cache, and the district
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of November, a. D., 1917.
the said G. a. Clark. was duly ad-
Indicated a bankrupt herein and that
the First Meeting of his Creditors
will be held at my office, rooms 309-
80, First National Bank Building,
Ogden CITY, Utah, on the 9Th day Of
December, A. D. 1917, at 1880
o'clock in the fosnoon, at which
time the creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
S. T. CORN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ogden, Utah,
November p, 1917.
Adyt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29

farmers of the West during the
winter term. December 8, TO March
10. The constantly growing value
Of water and the excessive waste of
land which has resulted from water
logging due to canal seepage and
over irrigation has made the ques-
tons of proper irrigation and eff
cient drainage of paramount import
ance to western farmers today, de-
clares Professor o. w. lsraelsen, in
charge of the irrigation and drain
age work given at the College.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29

Chambers in Logan, Utah, from 3
to o'clock p. m. on each day, be
ginning with said 10th day of De-
cember, \. d., 1917, and for not
less than four consecutive days there
after and until all persons feeling
aggrieyed have been heard
BY order of the City Commission
ers
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29
Hon. Turkey File" Afterwards Striking Me Me

Turkey Afterwards strkna Me So EARNESTLY o. i Ia go A.,
Quite srainess "" " ' ne le'' Me
TO Editor Who Keep Cheerful n Spite of Holidays:
Dear Sir While yearly appro IN enjoy
3 IN CONNECTION with my memory tell collapsed
Romeo Goober ORora Ill. ~ " 'i mrs
give Day We % u n m" se ] % SHALL be Tms
more All nv relatives to include my fath Uncle Seth who equal
you please epe Immediately turkey lbs
celery-weed and sufficient ~ pes?"
very humorous aout that en S c of H
there su ac no~ much would 1SaP" es Butcher who was
"Do you not promise fat turkey for 35c2"
''}jc h." he financially.
81 should like lb. peacl" from me-
1--WE do not sell broken sections You
AT such folks rich by starving snasser
This are nice fresh turkey" he satisfy.
1resn s a me h @%, G SsoS .@ % ice y Nothing could be
respectful @ oe G a 1gus gpGf ,l pge 72 per cluster It seem
quantities $3.50 worth punken for pie promenade home
While was husy sassng along with ,rloncd bocE ore assorted
dog of Hon. rdo turkey shining
shOo wagsishy nothing looking
,o D@ "o of T rn6a5 THURSDAY s ar, BY
afternoon p m could hear several tankssr scapng
their footprints Hon Turkey send smiling smell bakery
and was glad to assist his importance
1--WE got much to be THANKSGIVING for
m 1T not thusy when boy" Uncle
flop
preston.
Respectable celery hora DpoDy
All enjoy depression by this
While plates of
burn Hon Turkey becoming vesh SO him
and put him by window where he be more comfortable
I fetch in plates all those honEsslvers
Canned they yeup together with voice Of sad chorus girls while
any nae Seth with dyspepsia Evcn
tes DECEPTIVE When hoyhood days elapsed remember how
him knock with We knew he good eat because how
fresh he acted But Today mrk lives like Emosspcndng
their old ice before meeting civilized persons No respectable bird
enjoy considerable alarm for this thanksgiving speech Then courageous
like kitchen
turkeybut CAST
bird Such things could notl Empty stood there
With thankful
expression tail abducng Turkey alley
backwards" yeIup impression my
lep Quickly
annme with
hooked claws resembling cats Too late for me! Turkey had escaped from
failures. drag
together toward dining where could hear those
thansge complaining about everything walk in there carrying empty
Banaa hoa pokng forth vacant DISH digestion
this agony"
honksgvns suggest You have been
considerable preserved poison by patriotic dog what sacrifice
you shall have no turkeyT snagger all
his paerT sobb Hon Mrs 81 should be thank
fol Hon. Turkey fought"
just while say approaching heard
bird his careful teeth He lay that absent towel
reyerently feots. ..,.. -,
Hon FIdo do for this enlarged chicken so he bring hun back
1 report
you speak "Whn turkey Dinner
Dinner spotP am impossible to
understand American customs -,..
choose this date to kick out Misfortune
so abrupt Hon Goober arising upwards First Misfortune
to kick will be In direction 49,, .. n -
Hon Turkey few ofterod striking me on
hair earnestly he left me quite bralnless
0p'"s ' " ' HAsHIMURA TOGO
- Copyright 1916 by Inferno Ionalp
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29
Notice TO Property
Owners
To The Property Owners In Paving
District Number

Pursuant to an ordinance of the
City of Logan, Utah, public notice Is
hereby given of the completion of
the list OF property in front Of and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29

To meet growing demand of I'M
usual significance. the Utah Agricul~
tural College will offer special work
in irrigation and drainage to the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-11-29

Miss Gladys Hill of Wellsville who
is teaching school at Cove. is taking
with her Miss Leda Allen of Cove,
to Wellsville as her guest for Thanks
giving entertainment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02

For the purpose OF making The
Battle Cry of Peace carry with a
punch its lesson of idefenseless Amer.
lea, the Vitagraph company, in max
ing the huge picture, constructed
buildings and destroyed them with
fire and shell. The company bought
locomotives and demolished them In
spectacular incidents. They engaged
thousands Of men and women to por.
tray invading soldiers and Americans
fleeing before the invaders.
Although THE Battle Cry of Peace,
now being shown at the Bijou, is a
distinct call to American patriotism.
there is nothing in the picture that
is offensive to hyphenated Americans.
The invading enemy comes from a
mythical country. The spy in the
play, a distinguished looking foreign
er who masquerades as a peace propa
'gandist, is called Emanon, which read
backwards stands for mo name.'
The Battle Cry Of Peace win b
shown for the last time at the Bi1ou
theater tomorrow night. The demand
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
SOCIETIES Will
STRIVE HARD TO
WIN SILK BANNER

Much interest is being shown in
the Honolulu Young Peoples ConVen-
ton among the local societies partici-
pating and the competition for the
banner to be awarded the society hav-
ing the largest number of members
registered will be keen. This con-
vention is to be held at Mills School
on the afternoon and evening of Sat
urday, March IL, and about II organi-
cations, Christian Endeavor Societies
and Epworth Leagues, are expected to
be present besides many young people
who do not belong to any local society.
A fine silk banner, the property OF
the union, is awarded at each of these
quarterly conventions to the society
having the largest proportion of its
membership present, the trophy to be
held by the successful organization
until the next convention decides the
question of its possession anew. The
competition this time is to befconduct-
ed along scientific lines andfhe regis
tration is to be carefully noted. All
delegates must register by 7:30
O'Clock on the evening of the conven-
ton or credit for attendance will not
be given. One society has pledged
itself to have 80 per cent of its mem
bers present, while another Is even
more ambitious and is working for an
absolutely perfect attendance. The
Mills society itself is, of course, out
of the competition. From the wide
spread interest this convention has al
ready aroused it looks as if several
banners might be needed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
REPORT ON WATER
IS MADE PUBLIC

Copies Of the report OF the water
commission to the governor were to-
day sent out from the executives Of
flee. The report proper is Is printed
pages and Is accompanied by an ap-
pendix with number OF drawings and
maps. In al there are more thans50
pages In the book. A bin for the con-
servation OF water supply is included
and made a part of the report.
Relative 10 Hillebrand Glen and the
flow~Qf Maole stream the report says
that the popular assumption that the
run-off is 80 per cent of the rainfall
is erroneous and much too high. From
data gathered the commission reports
the aviiable run-off will vary from
nothing in light rainfalls to 80 per
cent during very wet weather and
with q mean run-off of 20 per cent. 1t
adds, however. that the period Of IN
vestigation has been very short and
that such Investigations should be
continued
!. The proposed bill defines an arte-
lsian well, declares an uncapped arte-
sian well public nuisance defines
waste of artesian water, makes each
days continuance of waste after off
cial notice separate offense, requires
records Of depth and boriags and fixes
a penalty of from SS5 to $500 for each
offense.
A further recommendation is for ar
appropriation for a bureau Of hydro
graphy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
REPLACE GERMAN GLASS
IBy Associated Press

PARIS, France-The French glass
industry has succeeded in replacing
glass laboratory receptacles that came
from Germany before the war: It was
necessary TO make an exhaustive study
of the new glass because the compost.
ton differs from the German product
and the chemist needed exact data as
to the conditions under which it would
be attacked by reactives and what re
suIting errors of ANALYSIS were to be
feared This work has been com
pleted By NJ Paul Hicolardot, who de
clares the French glass to be fully
equal TO the German.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
MAUI CONTRACTORS
AFFAIRS TAKEN OVER
FOR HIS CREDITORS

WAILUKU, Maui, March Ia sen.
sational financial smash took place
this week when the business affairs
of j. c. Foss, Jr., the well known Maui
engineer and contractor, were taken
over by his creditors.
The Baldwin National Bank has
taken upon itself the completion of
Foss' Olinda reservoir contract, and
has placed E. c. Miller in charge of
the work. Other interests have been
taken hold of by ID. T. Fleming. who
is trying to straighten things out.
Fleming is understood to hold mort
gage on considerable part of Foss'
property.
Foss' business end came last Satur-
day with his failure to put through an
ambitious scheme of consolidating his
Maui Stables business with the lac
Stables Company. He had been work
ing on this for the past month, and
had taken an option for $1,000 on the
controlling stock OF the lao company
held by Joaquin and John Garcia. The
option expired last Friday, the ed
without his being able to exercise it.
L
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02

winning prizes. Il would rather be
the leading tennis player of America
than the most beautiful woman" said
..iss Wilson. I would rather be the
leading dancer or the leading artist,
was the reply made by Miss Fonda.
To Study Native Dances
I'VE are going around the world in
"a .eisurely manner said Miss Fonda,
land at times ] believe that Miss Will
son will have to make the trip with
out me. 1t is. SO wonderful here that
one cannot resist the charm. During
our tour We intend to learn the yari-
Gus dances of the. different nations,
and will incorporate these into sDe-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
LEGISLATURE HAS
) POWER TO ENACT
PROHIBITION LAW
Attorney cristy Says Right to
Regulate Carries Right to
End Existence of Traffic in
Liquor

Power 10 regulate means power to
regulate ont of existence" This is
the answer of Deputy City Attorney
A. M. Cristy TO a question which has
been raised as 60 whether the terri.
torial Legislature has right TO enact
a prohibition law.
Cristy,s statement Is given follow.
ing study Of the laws which specifi.
caiiy apply on the subject and is cor.
roborated by another attorney Of Ho
nolulu who has made special study OF
hqnor legislation.
The question has been raised"
says CFisty. whether the legislature
Of the Territory has a right under the
Organic Act TO enact prohibition
law. A second question, subsidiary
20 the first, has been raised regarding
whether the territorial legislature can
prohibit importations of intoxicating
liquors under the socalled Webb-Ken-
Jon act.
"Answering the second question
first, ! would refer the questioner d.
rectly 70 the Webb-Kenyon act includ-
ed In the United States compiled stat
utes which by expressed terms in
cludes territorial governments.
AnsWers Are. Readily Found
.trrAs to the first question there are
two short answers to be given. in
the first place well reasoned cases OF
the supreme court of the United
States support the conclusion that as
a matter. Of general law power to reg
uiate includes the power to regulate
out Of existence. which, in this case,
would be prohibition.
In the second place, answer Is to
be found directly applicable to the
case in the history Of congressional
action relating to the territory OF ITa.
vail Congress in 1910. without fur
ther amendment TO the Organic Act,
by joint resolution of house and
senate directed the governor OF The
territory to call special election up
on the following question:
Shall the legislature TO be elected
IN November, 1910, be requested to.
pass az its first regular session law
prohibiting the manufacture Of sale
within the territory OF intoxicating.
spurious, vinous and malt liquors ex-.
cept Tor medicinal and scientific p,lr-
poscs?'
BY directing such a plebiscite,' =.
says Cristy, Congress assumed t;.at
the territorial legislature had the.
power to pass such an act, thereby
interpreting the Organic Act to in
clude the power to prohibit"
League Back Of 1lII
David G. Peters nracida,,t ~ fha
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02

Miss Fonda is also an ardent motorist,
and made the trip across the CONT
nent in her roadster.
Learns Language
Both young ladies have acquired a
command of the Hawaiian language
that is not often found with tourists
who have only been here for a few
days. They said today that they hau
learned the meaning of more than 100
words during their short stay in Ho-
nolulu After this | am going to use
pau and .wikiwiki. said Miss Wilson.
They are SO expressive"
Neither one of the two international
beauties cared to talk much about