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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
Moro Nidslip1uan.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Mar. ga spec
ia examination of candldat"S lor 40
rnissinn Ia the naval academy as mid
shin,ucu had been ordered by the navy
,y yur;n.ontr juno -. according to IN
Formation given out by officials of the
academy today. 49,
The extra examination Is que 10 III
rotiuu,I crisis and the fact that two
classes OF miGshipnen are To he grad
uaycd within the next six months the
Iirst on March 90 and the second IN
Srrlrrn bcr Candidates holding APP
for next year WI ipc Fhsl-
hI, fnr tho tests,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
Defense Convention.

NEW YORK. March ASSURANCES
hnv" been received from tho militia or
CARNATIONS At f"riy -i"ur states that
representatives, viii lnr $rmt IL the ia
li0nal defense convention IL h" held in
this city next week under tn" auspices
ct IN. EaiionaI Guard Association Of
thu United STATES. il was announced to-
t,icEf
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Women Enlist,

rlTTSEU RIiIl March 1.-TWO jhttS-
hurrh women tn-rl:.v answered the "ouu-
lrv'S call for "uIiSimrutS III IN" United
states navy Misses kuth Martin ana
Edith IlrSurrk"r appeared At the Local
recruiting station early in-hhF soon Al
for the office uInfi..d and offered th"!r
services To thr EaNy department. Miss
Martin is Il graduate ~ ipilw"rth Hail
and BriarcliCir Manner. fashionable girls
G,,DIplS
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NAM Enlistjpp.

NEW YORK. March ga request
HAT six NOR" officers l." detailed for en-
rullncnl work ut tn" recruiting offices
Of tn" naval rc&"rv" IN this city was
mad" today. III" present staff mas h""n
found lnnd"uIInt, !" deal with the rush
"f applicants fer enlistment.
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zAcK WHEAT SIGNS.

NMw YORK. Xarch 22.-Advice<
from Ito; springs, Ark. the training
I.rnru. club. >--nun.,. that lack Wheat.
star eutfrldrr - he club and { hold
ont. signed 4 CONTRACT today. It IL un-
derstnoL the officials complied with
csiv% ' ihe same salsry paid him last
year. ..
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NOTICE

Meeting -, the Ohio County Ant lHibrnAi!oSis
League IS called for Friday. March ND ht ''"'
o'rInrl AZ the Dollar Savings ~ Trust 20" 70. '!e
-l-tor NJ officers and 10 Transact ans nihrr ohS-
,ss IN cnrnctiun with tho y7c-rscd :cpprnns Of the
Virw FONT Sau1t"fiGIn.
signed. ROBEhE hHHLi'i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, March 22-- Tn"
Illinois huuS, al representatives adopted
n joint resolution today urging that If
tho In!tcd States entered tho European
war. ii enter In tie caus" ur smaller
nations and liberty. The resolution will
20 to the senate for concurrence. It
endorsed the pIea In behalf Of smaller
nations made by President Wilson in his
address to the Sruai" January 80 last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23

BERLIN. March 49,, /" - IN. wa Lon
don go y. m.---rhr News az the Calilrs
of q Surrial session of congress hy res
Idcut Wilson arrived h-rr in the midst
uf such confusing REPORTS CONCERNING
events IN the United States that non" ~
tho Berlin papers il commenting - II.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NtIce 10 Contractors.

NtTre 10 C0nIfAcIUTk.
TI.hi will BE- received Icy :. Jacobs. clerk ~ me
I!ca;It 81 EJuratDn. Triadclphia district. until noon
Soray the serund day Of April. 1917. for the efe-
ton uf school building Peters run. Ohio Co.. W.
Va rlars and specifications can I've seen III Office 81
= r. Faris. architect. Schmnibzch building. Wheel
ims W Va ~ al office Of :. Jacobs WUGdiA~rl
.rbm,I hnidInr Wundawr Ohio Co.. ". Va. Tho
rIgI, Is reserved 10 rr!e:i any NIL buds.
s. JACOBS. IIeEk.
M. - M by F.. +. Fans. Architect.
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Pair Sentenced.

\EW YORK. March 2"..--Nil"rt -.
Sander AMI Charles y. Wunncnh'rE.
wh" pleaded guilty yesterday I" n
,larSc "f having sent spies I" England
from this country. Ia gather lnt"rin;t-
ION for thu. !, rman military authorities
today. were SENTENCED /" serve tw"
wears in tn" federal prison III Atlanta
uuI Ir uay d irr. Of $500 each.
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To Build Ships.

Of contracts for IN" CONSTRUCTION 0, SiN
:, fcuntraciS for the construction OF SIX
: sou ton steel steamships al l"tal
rnr,.,,nI h,. Th., Anderson Shiphullding
company. II local ""uccrn 81.
The Offer cam" through New f"rA
shipping brokers and II is said IN" "rdcr
is from foreign interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
AERIAL MnnOeDYreS.

llEMpSTEhD PLAINS. y. w.. ALar.h
"".--Twcnty live a.rUrlan"S. Saiu 10 pe
tho largest number EYER assembled al
enc tim" for war mhh"HN"FS IN Lli'
| nitcd States. took part to-day, ~ hIShtS
designed to .SnlIr several problems III
Lnfrms" The machines; w"r" ri!"trd ICY
urfic"rs aud m"n "f III" urst signal corps
and the first aero corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT-A f:nc dairr farm o. about
~ acres within | m!c NJ Wheeling. "n macao
II tSrd road Ram Will stable in head Of caitle-O'ic
-rx., pasture. For further Information call or al
dress T.: VI. Atkinson Elm Grusc. Bell 1851.
- n,r-2a-l
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pnt On Tr-n shifts

WATE.kTOWN. Mass. March 80 --
orders wrrr. rr'r"iy"d ~ tn" Wat"rtuwn
arSrnSal from tn" war depart m"mt to-
day 20 IuI Two ten hour shifts "i man
at work imm"diatrly.
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Recalled From Border.

The only army order given out TO.
day was the recall OF the Twentysec-
ond infantry from the border, assign
I'd to Governors Island. New York.
The regiment is destined 10 be used
in spring camp work and a regiment
also will be- sent 10 the central depart
men' for that purpose.
The Twenty.Second has been under
canvas practically continually since
early In 1911. when III was called ont
for border service. lis service In the
field has been more continuous than
hat of any other infantry unit.
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D IE D

ID = D
STEGER--on Tuesday. March 20. 1911 II $50
O'Clock q M. his late residence So rv,nty fifth
street. JOSEPH sTEGER, In The seth year OF his
sSc
Funeral ~ the Mende! Co. chapel. 1914 Chlplne
street. Friday morning S:3o Requiem high
ST. Joseph. cathedral pho O'clock Friend. Of the
family are invited 10 at:Fnd- Inerusnt Mt Cal
vary cemetery.
WAtLACE-On Tuceday essntrg March 20. 1917. At
$50 O'Clock n. At Jhe family residence No.
1851 jefferson street. De.latre. Ohio. J. 8. WAL
LACE
Funeral services will bs held Friday morning from
the ST. Johns church. R.lLre. =, o'clock In.
irriuent Mount Calvary Cemetery.
WElSS-Uu Monday. Mach lq. 1917. u Clncin.
n4ti. Ohio JENNIE. w!tou OF Georps p. WeIh III
the 3ist year OF her Iss.
Funeral notice hereafter:
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Patrintio OrganizatI ton.

WASHINiTON. March 2c.--Sir Her
hort r. Ancs. member of the Canadian
parliament and organizer OF the Cam
dian Patriotic Society. which. ny provid-
ing for families Of recruits aided mater
ially In III" enlistment Of 400. 900 troops.
will speak at a public meeting her" next
week at which plans for organizing Il
similar committee in tn" United States.
# need should come. will bc discussed.
Rcar-Admiral Wainwright. retired.
has consented u become chairman nf
the American committee which Is being
organized under the auspices Of the
Navy League. after consultation with
the navy department.
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Arrived at Barcelona.

UARCFil.ONA.- Srain. Mnrrh n. VA
Paris. March 49,. in:.o a. NTH" :?
A,n"rican sailors who w"r" .ntcrn"d IN
,i,rmany after hnNnG been brought
lrr., on TIN. pr!G" ship Narr0wdalc. hay"
arrived hire uii their way /" III" United
Sini.S 9TH" Narruv.riaic contingent
which was r'..l"ns"I from Germany on
March :. lei: Iuri,h. Sw,iL. wh"r" ih%
nt"u Stopr"d for several days /" r"rup-
..r"i" after ;Ir.' hardSilirS they endured
III ,;"rImanv. On March -. They passed
through E"rn" shat AFTERNOON fer Spain
hy wa o. Lyons
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Command of the Air.

NEW YORK. March "2.-,'ommand OF
NJ sea and command of the land mr..
worthless without command Of the air
said Rcar-Admlral Robert T.. Pcary to-
day in an address here under the au-
spices Of tho National Special Aid So
c!cty.
Admiral Pcary. who Is chairman Of
tn" National Aerial ,'nast Patrol Com
mission, urged the mphnidins OF pow
crful air fleet. He adI "raicd the cs-
Establishment %! fl department of aero
H:t:.tica with place in the President s
cabinet. the creation Of "nn aviator class
Of thousands and thousands Of %uunc
men,. mprchanSiv" aero coast d.
fenSc system and tho establishment ~:
a great industry which would he 10 tn"
mir service In this county what 'hn
krupps are 70 Command in ih"Ir field
IT." suggested n great central nero
naWtic manufacturing piunt located N
tho interior "f The country. wh"r" ii
ran be ;ruic 10 III" las. mitch.
VIII Dust the Kaiser
NEW Y0Ek.March l@2.--'rh. Allan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
PERSONAL

IF there A.. any German Miller. In wheeling rela:,d
10 Jake Miller. vii! th6y please write 70 Nicholas
NIu,r NJ Iuu1,S,. Kentucky Dr.2si
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-23
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sAIE-Threo ton Atserbury Truck. Just
hauled and rebuilt Complete With Bosch Magnetic.
Scheblrr Carburetors and al new tires barGaln 4.
sold quick Wheeling Wall PlISts. Co.. 27th and
Market StS. : mf--.-l'
FOR SALE-1ne panel delivery body. good Size al
mos; .s good as new viii do for any chssss. Would
also make 4 good top for 4 wagon Cost slo5 pew
will sell for s15. o.. Inquire Center Wagon Works
ard street. WhrrlinE mr-:2-h
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Confer With Builders.

The newly created compensation
board Of the navy will discuss details
of the destroyer orders With the build
rrS and determine the steps 10 be
taken. The board also will hold its
first conference on Saturday with the
builders recently awarded contracts
for battle cruisers.
The department is receiving an on
cOuragiUg number Of communications
from former sailors saying they will
present themselves for service in the
event OF war Most OF these men
have not entered any branch of the
naval reserve because they have mar
ried and do not want 10 be called 10
the colors for any but an actual war
emergency.
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liam carried away ;ic CurnishjnSH or
Ia" hnu~" THAT h.. mad occupied IN that
1"~H.'
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Pacifst 1T W ork.

NEW YORK. March ." --IIr. David
starr Jordan in l"haii "f In" t.m"rc-
"nry r"ar" F"d"raiI"n. meeting hero,
S"nt another telegram - Pr"Sidcn: VII
son to-day III which Il" said:
our own uu:n"rH'S ar" using every
effort 10 fore" lis /" join E.ur"r" on En-
rrrn'S i"rlns. "" h"ii"N. that $uu can
and will. prevent tins iesu".
Whit" tn" Federation is n session.
pr. Jordan plans :" S"nd daily ami night
l.; telegram I" Ia" President. il was an
nnu9r"d. with IA" idea "f pcr$UndlTE
lin ih"r" * no real i"rrAlti for war
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Speed Up Aeronlanes.

WASHINGTON. MiIHrch "2.---M"as-
urHS to speed UP thu, construction Of
urrnplnnrs w"r" discussed her" today at
II meeting Of leading manufacturers with
thu executive committee rf iii" national
advisory commits" for ;I"rOuHn;i"S. TIL"
conference named four Inoub"rs Of the
national advisory committee" and three
representatives. Of The firrraf! manufRr-
turers' association to consult further on
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01

Dives, Pomeroy & stewart-street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
Whittall Teprac Wilton Rugs

Whittall Teprac Wilton Rugs
9x12 feet, $47. so value, at .... $42.5O
8.3xl06 feet, $42. so value, at ...... $685. .75
6x9 feet, $28.75 value, at ........ $500
Whittall Chlidema Body Brussels Rugs
oxl2 feet, $41O0 value, at .... S32. IS
8.3xl06 feet, $3.50 value, at $3.50. $4,000
Whittall Peerless Body Brussels Rugs
9x15 feet 5000 value, at ......... $41.75
9xl2 feet, $500 value, at ........ $3O.45
S.3x106 feet, $500 value, at 49,. S27.SO
6x9 feet, $500 value, at ........... $3.50
,wart, Third Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01

the peace; Daniel Frantz. Charles HART
zell, Oscar j. johnson, George Kurt,
Charles Wagner, Frank A. Watson,
George w. Watson, James M. Johnson,
William II. Richcreek. John A. Dutton.
John l.. Drake, Thomas G. Keil. Max
Ritter, Solomon f. Leitzel, Vert Jones.
Matthew H.. Endress, Edward Smithers,
John Pagan, Charles l.. Bretz Howard
W. Shoemaker, Wallace Lewis. Samuel
Beistline, all nonsupport Amos Gar
werlich, ct. al, nonsupport of parent.
Friday, January 26.-10 a. m., sus-
pended sentences and Juvenile court.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01

| used according to directions and was
surprised with the result SO | bought
more, and after using two cakes of Cuti-
cura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura
Ointment the pimples entirely disap-
peared and | was healed" (Signed)
Ernest Bonneville, 4l73 Frankford Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. II, 1916.
Cuticura is a pure, gentle soap, ideal for
everyday toilet use. Assisted by touch
es of Cuticura Ointment as needed it does
much to prevent skin and scalptroubles.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Cuticura.
Dept. H, Boston" Sold everywhere.
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feel. They were. scattered,
and made my face SO that l
was ashamed to go out. They
were large and hard and
scaled over and itched so
that | had to scIatch them
part of the night.
"a friend told me to use
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and | wrote for n free samDle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
FACE FULL Of
ITCHING P|MPLES
Ashamed to Go Out. Large and
Hard and Scaled Over. Two Cakes
Cuticura Soap and Two Boxes
Ointment Entirely Healed.

"Some time ago my face got full of
pimples, and words cannot tell how they
itched, or how miserable they made me
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
Colored and Black Dress
Goods Reduced For a
January Clearance

Our most staple of them of character that
makes them desirable throughout the year. the January
clearance at remarkably interesting price rcvisions
$4,000 worth of oored and black sungs and coatings
involved in this special occasion
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
Whittall Anglo Persian Rugs

Whittall Anglo Persian Rugs
ox12 feet, $82 so value, at .... S65.75
83xl06 feet, STATS value, at ... $3.50. 20
6x9 feet $5075 value, at ....... S40.65
36x63 inches, S13.75 value, at $50. $1O.75
27x54 inches, $3.50 value, at ........ $6.75
221ax36 inches, $5.75 value, at ...... $3.50
Whittall Royal Worcester Rugs
9x15 feet, $500 value, at ..... $67.5O
9x12 feet, SOILS value, at .......... $49.4O
8.3x10.6 feet, $56.25 value, at ..... $44.95
ox9 feet $38.25 value, at ......... $30.55
Whittall Anglo Indian Rugs
ox12 feet, $6o.25 value, at ... S54.75
Dives. Pomeroy &
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
The Annual Winter Sale of Dis
continued Patterns of Whittall
Rugs Opens Tomorrow

Twice Whtta Rugs sold for less than regular privilege
floor
When the mill decides discontinue
did investing Christmas beautfy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
Special Showing of VIM.
Anderson Scotch Ginghams

More than 100 advance Spring style of these fine
have just arrived for the benefit plan their
Spring dressmakng early Shown in fancy pads
checks and stripes and other patterns Yard
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-01
Ginghams in the Basement Section

Domestic Gnghams 80 inches fancy pads
Short lengths
Cloth,
&
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
Presidential Candidates.

Both political parties have habit of selecting comparatively poor men for president. In this generation there has not beCn q rich presidential candi- date-at least not rich as defined by the American lexicon.
 Roosevelt Is the richest Republican who was ever president or Republican nominee for a sojOurn in the White House. Wilson, Taft, Mckinley, Cleve- land, Harrison, Garfield, Grant, Arthur, Hayes, Johnson and Lincoln were not rich.
 Nor were the nominees, including Bryan, Blaine and Hancock, possessed of great fortunes.
 Samuel J. Tildcn, however was an exception to the general rule. He was a millionaire and was much the TealthieSt nominee of either party since before the civil war. In fact, he was the richest man who ever ran for president with any hope of getting the office.
 Washington was rich man for his day, but his wealth was far less than that possessed by Tilden.-Girard in Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
HUGE WIRE NET FOR IT
 HARB0R PROTECTION
Kept In Position After Nlshtfall When
 Submarinss Can't Bs Detected.

New York. - When the diplomatic break with Germany came one of the hurried measures taken to protect New York harbor from submarine attacks was the construction of heavy wire net.
 The net which will be lowered across the channels entering this harbor and kept in position after nightfall, when submarines cannot be detected by spe- cial methods of observation, is similar to those which have been used in Eng fish harbors to keep submarines from preyIng on ships riding at anchor.
 The heavy wire for the net was ob- tained several weeks ago. More than two miles of netting will be used. It will be stretched between Sandy Hook and Rockaway point, crossing the three channels - the Swan, the Old Main Ship channel and the Ambrose channel.
 During the day when torpedo boat destroyers, aeroplanes and a mosquito fleet, which will be created for the pur- pose, are sufficient to make 1t impossi- ble for any undersea craft to approach the harbor undetected, the net will be lowered so as to permit vessels to pass through the channels. From sunset to sunrise the net will be raised to bar all ingress for submarines at any depth.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
MOVING DBEDGE
 TO S|XTYN|LE

J. Austin Fraser, who has re- turned from a trip to sixtymile, re- ports that O. c. Carlson, who re- gently took over the Walkers Fork dredge, which has been operating on Miller Creek, has large crew of men engaged in moving the dredge to a point on the sixtymile river, says the Dawson News, near the mouth of Big Gold. Miller and Glacier flow into Big Gold, which in turn debouches into sixtymile. The dredge has been knocked down. and the material is being hauled about seven miles. It is reported thst if all turns out satisfactory the new owners of the dredge may put several dredges on that part or the sixtymile. MT. Carlson is an old-time Nome operator where he spen'. fourteen years. He also was in the Klondike in the early days and mined for a while on Bonanza.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
ORE TESTED FUR
 FLOTATION

Upon reliable authority We are informed that while in Whitehorse last week, testing the ores from the Conrad district, w. H. New ton, the oil Notation expert for the Lakinaw & Tagish Mines Co., mad the statement to a prominent cop per mine owner of the Whitehorse district, that an oil Notation plant' with a capacity of 100 tons of ore per each 24 hours, could be put in here at an approximate cost of $20,O0O, and that such a plant could be placed in operation within 90 days from the time of the com of work.
 MI. Newton further said that the ores of all mines now operating in tre Whitehorse district, with the ex- ception of one, which carried too many kinds of minerals, could be floated without trouble at a treat ment cost of from soc. to $1'26 per tcR.-Whitehorse Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
TESTS SHOW CRACK SHOTS
 IN UNITED STATES NAVY
GunnerS of Atlantic Fleet Never Before Showed Such PrOfi-
 CienCy In Target Practice.

Washington.-Data made public re- gently by the navy department show that at no other time in It's history has the craftsmanship of the United States navy been so good as 1t Is at present. The new superdreadnaught Nevada gave an example of the gen. eral shooting efficiency of the Atlantic fleet. In the recent target practice this ship fired tlfty-six shots from her fourteen inch guns, and the target at varying ranges was smashed forty three times, record that Is believed to equal, if not surpass, any record with similar guns In any other navy.
 On the Nevada three gun pointers In nine shots with fourteen inch guns made a record of nine hits, on the New York nine gun pointers made six hits In six shots, on the Oklahoma three gun pointers made seven hits in nine shots, on the Pennsylvania eight hits in nine shots and on the Texas six hits in six shots, and all with fourteen inch guns at long ranges. Out of siXty-six shots fired from the twelve inch guns of the dreadnaughts slxty-four were hits, while with eight inch guns the record of the champion gunners was twenty-two hits In twenty-tour shots.
 With seven inch guns the best record was fifteen hits in sixteen shots, while the champion gun pointers of the four inch guns hit the target thirty-nine times in forty shots.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
NEW RECORD WITH RIFLE.
Head of Hawaii Militia Makes 2s6
 Pojntg Out of 800.

Honolulu, T. H.-Brigadier General Samuel I. Johnson, head of the nation al guard of Hawaii, shooting over the "expert course" at the national guard target range on Punchbowl, near Homo lulu, recently made score of 2Se out of a possible 800 points. This was three points better than the previous record high mark of 2S9, made recently by Sergeant James H. Burns of A com pany, Twenty-ffth United States in- fantry.
 In practice shooting General Johnson several times exceeded 200, but these scores were not given official records.
 Being a general, Johnson Is not re- quired by the regulations to do target practice, but does 1t for the sport and to encourage the men.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
EXPLORING BY AERoPLANES.
War Department Fleet May Reveal un-
 known Areas eF Hawaii.

known Ar0Re of Fa~ail'
 Honolulu.-The aeroplane fleet short ly to be established by the war depart ment near Honolulu may well be the means by which important discoveries may be made upon the island of Ha- vail, a large area of the southeastern portion being as yet wholly unexplored.
 Lying as it does within the radius of a major volcanic zone, but covered with trackless forest, 1t Is extremely probable that several hitherto un- known craters whose existence has long been suspected may be located.
 No less than fourteen extinct volca- noes have been discovered in this re- zion within recent years, and all these are accessible over well made trails, adding greatly to the interest of the district
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-19
State Of Ohio, City of Toledo, l sa

I.uCdU NUUITItN Frank I. Cheney makes oath that he i9 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing bnsiGees In She City of To- iedo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pa" tl!e sum of ONE cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CNTARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before ns2 ard subscribed In my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886. .o>-
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. Sold hy all Druggists. T5c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constina'ion'