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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
SHORT LINES MAY
BE RETURNED SOON
Railroad Administrator Says
Government win Cease Con-
troll OF Roads Not Needed

WASHINGTON, January 19-(Asso.
ciated Prcss)-The senate interstate
commerce committee today summoned
before it Secretary McAdoo, director
general of the new government railway
system, to explain the workings Of the
government railroad administration.
McAdoo said that short lines which, are
not needed in the big government
scheme will shortly be released from
operation under the order. Those which
are not taken for government use will
receive no compensation.
''lf some are necessarily hurt they
will have to stand it" he said, and de-
clared that the freight congestion is
clearing and that there is much i'm
Provement in the bunker coal situa-
tion. He said that more coal is now
moving toward New York than at any
time during the past month,
McAdoO has divided the railroad ad.
mipistration into three sections. A. H.
Smith, New York Central, will direct
operations in the East; 4. R. Rashton
Chicago & Northwestern. western divf.
sion; c. H. Markham, Illinois Central.
southern control.
james +. Holden, vice president of
the Kansas City and Southern Rail.
road, has been appointed by McAdoo
to supervise the federal shipping board
railroad traffic under the government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
POOR AND UNFORTUNATE
= WILL BE WEDDING GUESTS

LOS ANGELES, January 90 Asso
lated Press Two thousand wedding
quests, chosen from among the poo,
md unfortunate Of Los Angeles, were
entertained yesterday hv DR.. +. +
Yoakum, in honor of the marriage
Ills daughter, Miss Ruby NOakum anr
William NJ. Whitney of New York.
Doctor YOakum has conducted mis
sion here for many years. lie know
hundreds of unfOrtunates who becaus'
# physical affictiOn or other handi
aps have little opportunity for en-
'Oyment. When tho date was fixed fol
,is daughter 5 wedding he announce
lis plans for its observance, and base,
IiS action upon u quotation from tho
Bible.
"When thee makcst n dinner or I
upper, call not thy friends, nor tn,
'rethren, neither thy kinsmrn, nor any
ich neighhOrs, but III" poor, I'll.
Manned, the lame, the bIlnd.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
french BREAD
RATION CUT TO
GIVE j. S. SHIPS

WASHINGTON, January 5-Sacri.
fees which the French people are max,
ing in order to conserve ships for trans
porting American soldiers to France is
Strikingly emphasized in an order Just
issued by the French government limit.
ing bread consumption to seven ounces
a day per person.
only the very poor, and men and
women doing the hardest kind Of man.
ual labor" q food administration an.
nouneement says, 2. may have more
than seven ounces Of war bread day
in France from now on. The entire
French wheat crop had been requisi.
toned by the government. "This sac
rifce has been accepted by the French
people uncomplainingly on the govern.
ment's explanation that only by such
restriction can American reinforce.
ments be transported in ships that 9th,
erwise would carry grain for their
bread. .ssLGpF
"These extremely severe wsaaires, u
the French statement said ESPECIALLY
the seven ounces n dag, have deeply
impressed public opinion.
Men who are Very poor or do hard
manual labor get about twenty.one
ounces Of bread a day; women who are
very poor or who, are employed on hard
work, getigabout seventeen ounces a
day. .iAtl others get seven ounces,
with is less than half n pound loaf
or not more than four or FIVE slices. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
QUICKSILVER MINE is
FOUND IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2O.-A
eighborhood quicksilver mine located
m the edge of the Italian quarter here
= returning Nch yield daily to sew.
raj boys who discovered the liquid ore
yhile rummagihg for IA lost baseball, it
was reported here today. Operating
18th barrels, pans and oil cans, the boy
DrOspectOrs are recovering about sew
enty pounds Of quicksilver Q day. i
vas said 1t was believed here that
he find is part of a 100000 stock hel@
II the warehouse of X. 'Kittle & Co., "
the time of the earthquake here in
900. The building was destroyed by
ire and SHOCK and the valuable metal
,treamed from the broken casks an'
was lost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
Lid ON SHIP news
PUIDOWN0N|COAST
Shipping Companies Are Ordered
ToRefrain From Giving In
formation On Sailings

Since the commencement of the war,
or shortly after the United States got
into the war swing, the censorship on
shipping news was asked by the see.
Rotary Of navy, which was observed in
toto by The Advertiser, and only in
part by others here, while upon the
Coast most of the papers went ahead,
disregarded the appeal to loyalty and
Published shipping news right and
left. z 81 .i.s.'-' 4a'- 70, ,... 80 ....,,s, ~.
Now The Advertiser and other local
papers are publishing shipping news in
full, due to permission which The Ad.
vertiser secured from the secretary Of
navy through correspondence, and at
the same time the San Francisco ship
ping companies were notified to give
out no information whatever. The Ex,
amiher of January II says:
- local passenger steamer companies
doing business between here and Ho-
nolulu and foreign ports, were notified
yesterday to give rout no information
as to the arrival or departure Of their
steamers, except to bona fde pur-
chasers OF tickets. This affects prin-
sipally the Pacific Mail, the Matson
Steam Navigation Company, and the
ToyO, Kisen Kaisha."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22

Blue" worried, half.sick people
should find out the cause of their trou.
bles. Often it is merely faulty kidney
action, which allows the blood to get
loaded up with poisons that irritate the
nerves. Backache, headaches, dizziness
and annoying bladder troubles are
added proofs that the kidneys nee
help. Use Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills. Thousands thank them for relief
from just such troubles.
when Your Back is Lame emem
Der the Name" (Don t simply ask for
kidney remedy-ask distinctly for
Doan' 3 Backache Kidney Pills and take
no other). Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills are sold by all druggists and store
keepers, or will be mailed on receipt OF
price by the HOLSTER Drug Co, or
Benson +Smith & Co., agents for ~
Hawaiian Islands. (AdVeTtisUm--..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
Wilson's Announced Terms
Are Approved By Hungarians

BERNE January Associated
% who has just Visited switzerland approved
he made while here In Count K"yS opinion the necessary
remuneration
- '''"6"i'' nv
The scheme
which
the Government will be dependent people not
on he mi classes. 49, r~Of'' N ~" "N''!
AS for the problem of naionaies Hungary solve itself auto
aeay whole
Europa scheme will inevitably and
be condemned relations
attribute lasting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
NO HACKFELD MONEY I
FOR GERMAN SPIES

The name of Haekfeld & Co. came
into the evidence at the trial Of tho
Hindu plot conspirators again on tho
eleventh, in the hearings at San Fran
cisco, this time to make II plain that
the firm was not financing one of the
travelling spies. 49,. &
Ernest J. Euphrat was recalled to the
witness stand by Theodore Roche, rep
reA"nting the defendants, to correct
AN impression that the funds had been
supplied the witness in his trip around
he world AS a German agent by Hack,
field \ Co. for the German embassy.
Fu"hr"t stated that he never had
any dealings directly or indirectly with
the company. The funds, he said, were
supplied TO Marcus Braun by Prince
Hatzfeldt of the German embassy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
CLUB ALWAYS CROWDED

SEATTLE, Washington, January 90
-(Associated Press)-So many en-
listed men are patronizing the Sol
diers and Sailors Club recently es-
tablished here as part of the
Var Camp Community Movement,
hat the clubs dormitories are to
be enlarged. There are $50 beds
in the dOrmitories now and on a recent
Saturday night they were all occupied
nd soldiers and sailors were sleeping
on mattresses on the foorsI About
twenty five more beds are to he added.
The men pay thirty five cents a night
for the beds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
APPO|NTEE
IS NOT RECOGNIZED

TOXIC, January 19-(special t.
Nippu JiiD-K. Courand, newly ap
pointed ambassador to JRpan from Rus
tia. arrived in Toxic Yesterday as 9
representative of the HSlshevild gov
rpment. He wassnot ptista1ly reeeived
8 the Japanese governments has not YET
recognized the pewt regime in Russia
Ambassador Kerqpcnsky, who wal
'ppointed ambassador to Japan by
<erensky. is still in Toxic, and has an
'ounced that he will stay until Japar
as given or refused recognition of tho
attest form of government set up il
Russia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
BETTER DISTRIBUTION
OF FOOD IS DEMANDED

LONDON, January 30 Associated
MISREPRESENTATION against the
methods of the food administration
bureau were made yesterday at Brigh,
ton, in some of the towns of Kent and
IN other places, the people demanding
that some better method of food dis
tribution be put into effect. In order
to obtain supplies now in many cases
men, women and children are forced
to stand in line waiting for their turns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
ISHN DOES NOT WANT
POST At WASHINGTON

TOXIC, January 10 - Especial to
the JAPANESE wnT eommi ss " Sns %
fused the appointment of ambassador
to Washington from Japan. 1t is ex-
peeted that X. Matsui, Japanese am
bassador to France, win be named for
the post at Washington.
Ambassador Sato arrived in Seattle
last evening, and the N. Y. X. liner
waited one day for the arrival of his
party. He is expected to announce his
reason for his resignation upon his re
turn to Toxic.
Ambassador Matsui is considered to
be one of the leading diplomats in
Japan, and inasmuch as the post is
an important one, it is expected that
he win be selected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
AVIATOR
IS KILLED BY FALL

TOXIC, January 10 - Especial to
Nippu .JijD - Lieutenant Sakauloto
one Of the best known aviators in
Japan, and the man who made the first
long distance flight in the Land of the
Cherry Blossoms, was killed ut To
korOsawa yesterday while making IL
flight over the aviation field. Emper
or YOshihito sent word upon hearing
the sad news, expressing his svmpa
thy 10 the commander Of tho corps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
QUIET
WHEN WARSH|PS COME

T., WASHINGTON, January 2O-(Asso
ciated Press)-For the protection Of
the interests of their respective coun
tries warships Of Japan and Great
Britain have entered Vladivostok har
Dor and have the city under their guns
The effect of their arrival is reported tc
have been salutary.
Private cables received by Japanese
from Toxic told of the arrival Of 9
Japanese warship and said that fol
lowing its arrival the former disorder
had quieted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
ATTACK OF !.
TEUTONS IS LESSENED

NEW YORK, January 2O-(Associa
ted Press)-Weakening in the effect
iveness of the Austro- German offensive
tactics against the Italians is Indicated
by the reports received from Italian
headquarters. On the Piave River see
tor the attacks launched against the
Italian positions on Thursday proved
ineffective and there were no advances
recorded.
On the western front yesterday there
were no infantry movements of i'm.
Portance though in some sectors there
were some artillery dueIs Of violence
These were noted in the reports of artil,
lery engagements of greater violence in
the Champagne sector.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
Marine Insurance
Rates Decline As
Risks Are Smaller

LONDON, Jannnrv "0--(\s-
ISOLATED PreSs)-With the dim
lnishIng risk from submarines,
the private '""~ine i"sur"rs ne
now undertaking the govern
meut bureauX for business, ac-
""r"'"" 10 an HnnoUr"emPnt in
the Times yesterday. That paper
states that Lloyds is now under
"riti"" \shins and carToes at
premiums much below the flat
rate offered by the government
war insurance department and
lower than the rate quoted by
the American government. In.
surance is steadily being trans
ferred from the official to the
private underwriters,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
ITALY BARS BASEBALLS
FOR AMERICAN PLAYERS

ROME, January 90 - (Associated
Press - 'Baseballs and bats are use
less toys, 'is the dictum pronounced by
the italian customs authorities in plac
ing q ban on the importation of these
articles for Americans in Italy Recent
ly the Americans purchased the few
baseballs .available here and then order
cd more from the United States. There
also is a shortage Of batA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
GROUP.

Every young child is susceptible to
ctOup. Don't wait until this dread full
disease attacks your little one before
you prepare for il. 1t comes in the
night when chemistsl shops are usually
closed, and this alone should be warn
ing. Get end. Keep Chamberlain y
Cough Remedy at hand. 1t never fails,
sctS quickly end IL absolutely harmless.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
$50. Ltd, agents for Hawaii.-Adver-
tisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
YACHT IS SEIZED AND
WIRELESS IS FOUND

NEW YORK, January ls-(Associa
ted Press)-The yacht Joyeuse whose
owner is Emil H. Kleuge, an unna,
turalized German was seized today by
the United States marshal. Federal
officials say the yacht was equipped
with wireless apparatus and with
Il Swedish crew aboard was playing
havoc along the Atlantic coast.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
JAPANESE IS SECURED
AS FINANCIAL ADVISER

TOXIC, January l9r-(Special to Ha-
wnii Shinpo)-As financial adviser to
the Chinese government Baron Y. Sa.
katani will soon leave for Picking.
Baron Sakatani was formerly minis
ter of finance. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
GERMANS, ARE KILLED
WHEN CARS TAKE DROP

BERLIN, January 10 - (Associated
Press As the result Of a railroad
bridge accident, three cars today fell
into the river Maize, killing twenty
five soldiers and injuring many others.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
OUTVOTED I y.
ANDLEAVE CONVENTION
SENATE PASSES BILL FOR
ENROLMENT OFFILIPlNOS

WASHINGTON Press)- The
enrolling into the service Of the United
of the Philippine
hands of the President for signature.
Under this the Philippine COnstabuy
scouts and the recently organize Philippine militia numbering
in
ranks Many the organizations service
American
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
ZINC PRODUCERS SEEK
STABILIZlNG OF PRICE

WASHINGTON, January 2O-(Asso
ciated Press)-The zinc producers have
asked TIE government TO fix the prices
upon zinc and zinc products for the
purpose of stabilizing the market.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
PERSH|NG WANTS
A SOBER ARMY
Order Permitting Light Wine and
Beer Issued To accord
With Local Sentiment

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Friday, December .2S-Gen.
Pershing told correspondents today that
the question Of prohibiting the sale Of
all intoxicating liquors to American
troops which he favors is being dis.
eussed with the French government.
He explained his recent order prohibit.
ing the sale Of all intoxicants except
light wine and beer and the conditions
prevailing in France which caused it
to be drawn as ii was
''The question of prohibiting the sale
Of all intoxieaRts to American troops
is under discussion with the French
government, Gen. Pershing said,
u S,.bnt Of course, there are difficulties
sbsre>'in France that do not exist in
the United States. The general order
issued Dee. Is was a long step toward
the prevention of drinking among our
men.
at was not by any means INTENDED
to convey an injunction to the Amer.
lean troops to drink light wine and
beer, but quite the reverse. 1t was
drawn to conform to the French regu.
lations on the subject.
Prohibited Strong Liquors
1T stated only that light wine and
beer would be permitted and prohibit
Ell the purchase Of and acceptance Of
gifts Of whiskey, brandy, champagne,
or similar beverages. 1t ordered that
all drinking places where such articles
are sold be forbidden American sol
diers. 1t is the same regulation made
in Franee by the British army and
by the French. 7a'
Although am heartily in favor Of
prohibition for the American expedi.
tiOnary force, the situation in France
AMI the United States is not the same
Comparatively few French people drink
water as we do they drink wine in
stead. This Is partly because the French
water supply is not as sure as ours.
French wine is light and much less
intoxicating than is generally supposed
An intoxicated Frenrhmnn is rare
sight. French beer also il by no means
strong. The French government is.
sues to its soldiers regular wine RI.
ton.
Record Of Army Excellent
Obviously there are obstacles to for.
bidding wine shops in the zone of the
army to do business at all, which prac.
tically is what the French would have
to do. Local sentiment will play a large
part in the determination Of the cues.
tons.
1.-The same order which forbade sol.
diers taking strong drink contained the
most rigid regulations to prevent the
spread of the social diseases. The two
questions are connected closely. Thus
far the record of the army in both
respects has been most excellent 1t
is highly gratifying to me and is a
testimonial to the high character Of
the American soldier Everything pos
slhle is being done to protect his morals
and his health and TO make him an
honor to himself and his rountrymen. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
military Cabinet
PLAN IS ANNOUNCED
BY OREGON SENATOR
Bill win Be introduced Through
Senate Committee On Mill
tary Affairs Soon
COUNCIL OF THREE AND
BUYER OF MUNITIONS
KearnS Favors Registering All
Over Sixteen Years Of Age
For Moral Effect

NEW YORK, Jnhury 90 Associated
Press) "A war cabinet, described by
Senator Chamberlain as "a military
cabinet" is to be recommended to tn,
senate probably tomorrow in a bill
which has been prepared in the senate
committee on military affairs. so Sen
ator Chamberlain announced last night
in an address upon the war and the
military preparations, Of the United
states, delivered before the Republican
Club.
This bill is In addition to the measure
to create war advisory council of
three members, all civilians, which has
already been, favorably reported to the
senate for action.
Speaks For Preparedness
A Preparedness address was deliv
cred before the club by Representa-
tive Koarns of Ohio, who announced
hat if he could shape the legislation
he would enact law under which ev,
cry American boy between sixteen and
twenty-one years old would be immedi-
ately compelled to register and submit
% degree of military training. to be
ready to enter the service on his
twenty first birthday.
"The psychological effect of such a
Jaw would be Immediately noticed in
1ermany," he said. "By 1t Germany
you'd be notified that the United States
Intends to mortgage her man power for
six-year war. Such notification
~ould 20 long way towards bringing
% the Germans the impossibility of thei,
victory and the futility of carrying or
he war in the expectation Of wearing
nut their foes"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
BREACH rs NEAR

In the meanwhile the ndiea-
tons Of definite break between
the delegates of the provisional
government and the Germans are
multiplying, the Russian peace
conferees denouncing what they
term the "intolerable stand" Of
the Germans toward the Russian
peace terms has been voiced BY
Foreign Minister Trotsky OF Pc
trograd, according 10 news re-
ceived here today.
The Russian version of the re-
cent peace discussion and the
friction thereat is that TrotslSy
asked the German delegates for
clear statement concerning the
withdrawal OF German troops
from such occupied sections as
Poland, Riga and Courland. For
eign Minister Won Kuehlmann.
one of the delegates, first eyaded
the issue, and finally said that
Germany would decline to under
take the obligation. Trotsky then
departed for Petrograd, predicting
that the negotiations are stead
lily moving toward a final rup-
ture." ..s.s
The London Mails Petrograd cor
respondent, who sends this news, says
that the trouble arose on Thursday. The
German version of the peace discus
SONS, which began on Wednesday, saws
that the disposition of Poland, Lithu-
mia and Courland has been the main
point. 49,
Without Bread N..I,
A correspondent from Haparanda
described the Russian famine conditions
as awful There has been no bread
in the Orenburg district since Christ
mas. I'd"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-01-22
SociaIiStic Factions Secure Con-
troll Of Constituent Assembly
and Elect Their Own Officers
On Organizing y
MAXIMILISTS REFUSE
TO RECOGNIZE BODY
Breach Between Petrograd Peace
Delegates and Those From
Berlin Appears To Be GROWING
Wider Every Hour

I ONDON, January 2O-(As-
IL ISOLATED Press) - Outvoted
IN the constituent convention, the
Bol5hevikI have withdrawn from
the convention and have ANNOUNCE
ed that the provisional govern
ment of which they are in control
will not recognize the acts of the
constitutional assembly. @
When the convention was cali
cd to order Yesterday an immedi-
ate trial OFF strength developed
over the election OF a presiding
officer, the Social Rsvolutionists
nominating NJ. Torgenoff. The
first roll call elected him, by a
vote of Isl to 2+0. By majorities
equally one-sided, other members
of the Social Revolutionary party
were selected for a majority Of
the presiding offices. r'Aa
BoLSHEVIKI WITHDRAW.
The Bolsheviki. declaring that
the Social Revolutionists did not
truly represent the desires OF the
districts that had chosen them,
left the. convention hall in body
shortly after President Torgenoff
took his seat. tz*~s s
The first order of business, af.
ter the Maximilists had departed,
was the passing of a resolution
calling for an immediate, confer
ence of delegates. representing all
the allies of the Entente for a dis
cussion of mutual war aims.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-10
FIRST CHRISTIAN.

Corner Sixth Avenue and Beech Street, A. Homer Jordan, Pastor.
 That was a fine Bible School last Sunday. If you were not there you missed something worth while. Be present with us in this good work. Our Bible School meets at 9:30 o'clock. Morning worship at 1O:45. The subject of the sermon at this hour will be "The World War and the World Mission of the Church" l" Our young people meet ip the Chris tian Endeavor Society at '6:3O o'clock. Young people will find this a good place to be. Our evening worship is at 7:30 o'clock. The subject of the sermon will be, Meet Me at the Fountain" You will find a cordial welcome at all these services. Our mid-week prayer meeting is on We'd nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-10
,r Complexion Made Marvelously Beautiful
 In a Single Night Free Oatmeal Prescription Did It

New York. Mae Edna Wilder says: Had anyone told me such wonderful results could be accomp- hshed so quickly I positively would not have believed it.
 My face, neck, hands and arms were covered with freckles, besides many unsightly wrinkles, my neck was dark, skin rough, and my com plexion sallow and muddy, my hands were tanned and the knuckles red. All these defects were removed and one single application proves it. The prescription is just as simple as it is effective. Go to any grocery store and get 10 cents worth of oatmeal and from any drug store a bottle of der willo. Put little of the oatmeal in a small bag made of cloth, then drop on or into the bag 10 to 20 drops of derwillo, then dip in warm water and use as you would a wash cloth. It makes the skin soft and beautiful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-10
SEND YOUR DOLEORS OVER THE TOP WITH THE UNITED
 WAR WORK CAMPAIGN

Greater Love Hath No man."
 Help the boys thru the United War Work Campaign
 Your money can aid.
 Send home to the battle line.
 Add heart interest to head interest. He fights the Hun-don't let him fight homesickness!
 Money is poor stuff unless you use it right.
 The money you give will bring cheer and strength to many soldiers. Give! Keep the boys "fit."
 100000 boys and 100000 girls are fighting and working for you. Can We every pay our boys dor what they are dong? No.
 The war-workers will look after your boy for you.
 You give the money and the war workers do the rest.
 You give the money and thas war workers do the work.
 You can't do the work but you can give your money. More money needed for the wonder ful war-work.