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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
Maui Still Behind
$4,000 War Stamps
Meeting Called TommOrrow Morning
To Plan Way To Go Over Top Be-
fore New Year-Shingle Wants
$4,000 More Than Limit

A wireless was received this after
noon from Director r. w. Shingle,
asking that Maui shove her quota
$4,000 over the top. This will be put
up to the committee and business men
at the meeting tomorrow morning.
At 1870 o'clock this afternoon, r.
A. Wadsworth, head of the War Saw
ings Stamp work on Maui, stated that
Maui is still behind her quota by
$4,000.
This is pretty close to the mark, and
is not so bad considering that Maui
was $4,000 behind the first of this
month, but a determined effort will
be made to raise the remaining $4,000
before next Tuesday night.
To this end Mr.. Wadsworth has
called a meeting of the members of
the committee and of business men
and others interested in Maui's reput-
alton, for tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, at which time, if not before,
it is hoped that needed amount will
have been subscribed
New Limit Club Members
The following new members of the
Limit Club were reported during the
past week:
Charles Rose, Wailuku
Maui Publishing Co., Wailuku
R. A. Drummond, Hama.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
Maui Boy On Ship
Sunk By Torpedo
ChaS. KOOkOO Comes Home With Ex-
citing Tales OF DOdging U-BOats-
Went To Sea A Years AgO-Is
But 20 Now

Charles Kookoo, a 2O-year old, Maui
boy, yet with years of sea record
already to his credit, much of which
was spent in the submarine infested
waters between America and Europe.
arrived home on the Alvarado last
Friday for a short visit with friends.
His parents are dead and he has no
near relatives.
Kookoo was a member of the crow
of the American-Hawaiian freighter
Montanan at the time this vessel was
sunk by a submarine about 400 miles
of the French coast. on August, of last
year In getting off in the small boats
after the explosion, Kookoo fell and
sustained a broken leg. | dropped in
to the sea and would doubtless have
drowned but for the good work of an
other Hawaiian boy i'm the crew who
rescued him. They were picked up
few hours later by a French cruiser
Kookoo states that there were Is 9th
er Hawaiian boyys in the crew of the
Montana at the time she was sunk,
one other-Sam Aki-being from
Maui.
Kookoo left here 4 years ago on an
American Hawaiian sugar carrier and
has been at sea almost ever since. He
reached Honolulu about two weeks
ago on the steamer Point Iona, and
expects TO 90 to sea again in a few
days. The papers he carries with him
indicates that he has made an eXcell-
ent record. He Is listed as seaman.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27

a very pretty and pleasing Christ
mas celebration last Saturday eve
ming, marked the closing of the term
OF the William and Mary Alexander
School 4 delightful little play was
the chief feature of the occasion. A
number Of parents and friends of the
children attended.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
NEUTRAIS NOT no SIT AT PEACE CONFERENr

PARIS December 26The Allies have decided neura shall not
be admitted the conference local newspaper Neuras
may address claims to the begents which claims will referred
committee to be created by the peace conference Neutras az
participate in the formation Of league OF nations
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
RUMOR IN PARIS SAYS
KAISER ASSASSINATED
Report UnconGrmed--- Spain Asks Wilson'S Aid In
Getting Gibraltar, Is RepOrted---London Popu-
lace Goes Wild Over President Given Greatest
Welcome In History OF England German Capt.
tai Still In Ferment
BLOODY BILL AssAsslNATEp?
(By The Associated Press)

exemperor
the has been receive
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
URUGUAY THREATENFD WITH S,rRIK1

MON lEVlDO December 2O-Ihe government the
obzaton OF the Uruguayan face labor
trouble Agators principally Russians trying to b about to
strike. '''e ~ 's o' ~
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27

An informal beach party last Satur-
day night az the c. ID. Lufkin beach
cottage at Camp /, was a very delight
full affair. After a swim the party
enjoyed a delicious turkey supper
Those i'm the party were-Mr. and
Mrs. c. ID. Lufkin. DR.. and Mrs. George
Aiken, Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Aiken and
children, Mr and Mrs. =. IL. Ross and
daughter Alma, and Miss Lawrence.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27

The monthly meeting Of the Maui
Music Club. which was 10 have been
held yesterday, was postponed till
next month.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
SOCIALIST PAPER SEIZED

BERLIN December 27The socialist paper Vorwaer editorial
rooms and publishing plant seized
night by members of the Spartacus group
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27
REVOLVING HUN SAILORS SEIZE ROYAT pATACE

LONDON December 2ONeary 100 killed in street fighting in
Berlin on Tuesday Berlin dispatch Copenhagen The re
% guards tired to take the royal stables the headquarters
Voting sailors but repued Two ioned the reonp
sailors Berlin last night and nearly the entire Berlin garrison sup
port them, leaving the government. Nr
COPENHAGEN December pa number of sailors pro,e 70
ern joined their comrades Berlin reports The sailors
VINO are holding the palace in Berlin hoed white flag were
allowed to leave under guard ~ 49,
dispatch from Amsterdam the troops
cupy the palace and the royal stables
Continued on Page Seven)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-12-27

Eben Tow. OF Honolulu. and Angus
McPhee. Of Maui who have secured a
2l-year lease on the Island of Kahoo-
lave, are required by the terms of
their lease TO eXterminate or remove
the goats that now prevent the growth
of forest They viii develop water
and raise horses and cattle to the eX-
tent the island will support. Low un-
dertook 10 Kill Of the goats on a form
er contract he had with the govern
ment but did not succeed.
Evening star., 1918-07-28
Up to $1.5O Lace and Scrim
Curtains at 6oc Pair

Small lots of one to four pairs of
Scrim Curtains. with lace edge and
insertion, 2A yards long; ecru color
only; also Nottingham Lace Curtains.
az and yards long; white or ecru
colors; plain and figured centers.
Evening star., 1918-07-28
Rummage Lots of White Goods

$I.OO White Linen, SOC
36-inch White Shirt Waist Linen.
an extra fine pure linen round
thread quality.
79c White Gabardine, 55c
36-inch White Whipcord Gabar-
dine, a fine yarn mercerized, dou-
BILE twill quality.
6oc White Rep, 49c
3s-inch White Mercerized Rep. a
heavy grosgrain yarn mercerized
quality; slightly imperfect.
4oc White Wolfe, 29c
4o-inch White Chiffon Wolfe. a
fine two-ply quality, with the ia
nous taped edge.
$I.25 White Mercerized
Satin, SIC
32-inch White Mercerized Wash
Satin, one of the highest grade
cotton fabrics manufactured. A
rich yarn mercerized, deep satin
face quality which has the exact
appearance of all-silk satin. No
amount of washing nor exposure
will affect its beautiful finish. Sub
ject to slight imperfections, which
will not interfere with the wear
nor appearance.
6oc White Wolfe, NC
45-inch White Supreme Wolfe, an
extra fine two-ply quality, for
waists and dresses.
Goldsnbery's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-28
Travelling Goods

Lot of Black karetol
Bags, 14-inch size.
Lot Of Black Leather
Bags, 1s-inch size. e.......
Lot of Woven Fiber
Suit Ca . es. Eastwood
frame. Worth $2.50....
Lot OF Women's Hat
make; room for several
hats. Values worth to
$10.98. ..................
GoldenbarI's-IeuSth Tlek.
Evening star., 1918-07-28

Ribbon Run1fnage
Four and Five Inch Ribbons, includ-
ing Dresdens, Satins and Moires, good
qualities; light and dark colors; suit
able for hair bows, eashes,
etc. Values worth to 2sc DC
y0EQ.
Lot OF Gros-Grain Ribbons, widths
from u to IL inches, also satin and
fancy ribbons, in a good as q
sortment Of colors. Values worth &C
to 15c yard.
Satin and Dresden Ribbons. good
widths. for trimming purposes; all
light shades: to 3 inches n
wide. Values worth to 1Sc IUC
yAF0.
Evening star., 1918-07-28

80 Girls Colored
Lawn Dresses, stylish CO ~
models; broken Sizes sDA,S
Regularly s3.s8 ......
II Girls Colored Lawn Dresse.,
stylish collars and O. no
pockets; broken sizes. - 20
Regularly $2.ss .....
q Girls, Lawn Dresses, fine quail
ity; beautiful models; GO 02
larly $4.49 ..........
Dosen MILDLY Blouses,
with red collars: most ~
ly large sizes. Regular 4SC
ly 75c ...............
Dozen MILDLY Blouses, with
pink, blue and black strip kn-
ed collars and cuffs; brok- OSC
en- sizes. Regularly $1.00
Small Lot Of Fine Quality MILDLY
Blouses, assorted collars O0
and cuffs; broken sizes. OOC
Regularly $1.2s.
20 Raincapes, navy blue and red
rubberised satine; sizes *
and 6 years only. Regu- "E
larly $3.50 ..............
13 Little Boys Dresaes, white
and assorted striped ef- En-
fects; slightly soiled. OSC
Regularly I5c ....-.....'
Infantss Cotton Ribbed ~
Bands, with tabs: mostly Z/C
all sizes. Regularly $780,.
Evening star., 1918-07-28
WOnen's Sweaters

4 Light Weight Silk
Fiber Sweaters, in brown ID ~
and cerise. Regularly DL.S
$S.S8
Women's Light Weight Wool
Sweaters, in Kelly green,
purple and Copenhagen % ~
3 Purple Fiber Sweaterh fancy
weave: slightly damaged. c. no
Regularly $s.sS. DO.yO
Two Fiber Silk Sweaters, one
green. the other pur- NNn 40
Die; slightly discolor- 6IU.S0
ed. Regularly $1s-s8.
6sIdsaberg's-Third flom.
Evening star., 1918-07-28

$1.0O White Skirting, 66c
36-inch White Novelty Skirting,
gabardine grounds with handsomd
mercerized white satin overplaidsI
also white novelty satin mercer
lied stripes.
75c White Batiste, 35c
44-inch White Mercerized Bal
tiste, an extra fine sheer yarn-mer1
cerized grade, for dainty waists
and dresses, also lingerie.
soc White Wolfe Waistings. Al
SO and 40 inch White Novelty
Wolfe Waistings, including tho
scarce shadow lace voiles, dotted
and neat figured embroidered
voiles, etc. -...
6oc White Pique, 34c
36-inch White PiQue, a heay
raised woven welt quality, with
the stylish corduroy finish.
Evening star., 1918-07-28
Children's Summer Wearables|

White Pique Coats,
belted models; sizes l o. IN
and 2 years. Regular ID .O4
iy $z.25
Spring Coats. black and whit
sssss'' 5sss: sspsss %'.s rose sisss ss'- $2.6g
Regularly $3.4s $3.50.
10 Spring Coats, plaids and
checks, blue and green
collars and cuffs; O. nd
broken sizes. Regu- DZ.SO
larly S3.9S ..........
Infants' Mother Hub ~
bard Dresses. of colored lS0
percale. Regularly 33c..
Little Tots Muslin Diaper Draw
ers, some with edgings;
small sizes only. Regular O0
ly 12hc pair.
Small Lot Of Muslin Drawe
Waists, with and without ~
garters: small sizes only. ZOO
Regularly see ..........
Infants' Cotton RIB
bed shirts, with long ~
sleeves: mostly all sizes. Z/0
Regularly sec ..........
Waite Pique Csats, high
wasted models; sizes &1 O6
/ and years. Regu- - .O0
larly $2.49 ..........
Goldenbeu's-Third Floor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
MafuiltiSuii.

Mutt oamen- cred ca sunt CO.
mander-in chief la Ell acasa, pc
end in realitate sunt numai
,paymasteri."
A cazut bruma 81 ardeiul Bull
gariler s'a stricat = de aceia au
incheiat armistitiul.
Turcii 81 Bulgarii asupra unli
punct sunt de acord 81 anume =
ca ajutorul german e ca pasarea
de pc gard, cind iii trebue MI
poti pune nina pc ea.
De ce unii oameni vad paul
din ochii altora 81 nu vad birna
din ochiul Tor?
Prietenii lui Kaiser nu au nici
un Liberty Bond. fntrebati pc
bolsevicii nostri cite au eli.
De ce ipocritul nu are increde-
re- in nimeni Pc semne fiecare
ON judeca lumea dupa cum ell.
Femeile sunt cele mai frumoa-
Sc prototipuri ale divinitatilor
pima nu incep Sc vorbeasca.
Cind barbatul pleaca ochii in
JOS 81 lasa femeia sd vorbeasca
atunci trebue sd sti cine
stapinul.
Casatoriile au inceput sd fie
cit Sc poate de rare, oare tincrii
asteapta pima ce Sc va pune pa
cea, ca sa aleaga din multime?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

cinatate au ramae IL linii All di-
mineata la orels 5, din cauza ca
5000 de condnctcri 81 motoristi
s'au pus in greva cerfnd marirea
lefurilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

Prevederea lor s'a indeplinit.
Germania dupa ce cumparat
Gu bani grei pc sefii bolsevici
s'au gindit ca 81 la Romini sunt
uscaturi ce pot Fl cumparate.
Masinatiile lui Trotzky, inspi-
rate de generalul German Hoff-
man ca sd desbine pc Romini, "a
cindu-i neputinciosi de a mai
lupta contra canaliilor de la
Postdam, sunt relevate prin DO
cumentele" publicate acum de
curlnd de catre guvernul State
lor Unite. In documentul 81 ce-
tim urmatoarele:
De la Dep. contra spicnajului 81
tuat la Stavka.
Cat-e comisia insarcinata Sc
combata conference.-the: Seful
comandant Krilenko a cerut de
la departmental contra spiona-
jului sc va informeze ca nece-
sar ca sa sc trimita urmatoarele
persoane la frontul Romin, dar
sa Sc trimita imediat: = Din
Petrograd, Comisarul Kuhl, So
cialistul Rakovsky, Marinarul
Guieshin; lar de la front seful
Gardei Rosii, Durasov. Aceste
persoane Sc fie inarmate Gu PAM
flete 81 Gu resurse~ financiare
pentru agitatie. Lor li-se mere
dinteaza incercarea de lua ma
surile ca sa puma nina pc regele
Rominiei 81 inlocuirea ofiterilor
RomIni eel ce sunt contra revolu-
tiei
Directorul contra spionajului !:
Feierat.end.
Trimiterea lui Rakovsky 81 a
celorlalti agent la frontul ro-
min rezultat in urma unei con-
ferinte avuta intre Trotsky 81
generalul german Hoffman. Do
cumentul, la sfirSit mai spune
urmatoarele: Toate aceste per-
soane vor fl platte in >bani gaia
de la banca German Naphta-In-
dustrial Bank.
Este foarte clar ca Rakovsky
a fost in solda Germanilor. Acei
ce vor incerca ca sal scuze, poa-
te, pc motivul ca nu Fl stiut ca
de unde provin banii, acela nea-
ga prevederea acestor oamcni ce
poarta in protap ,,stiinta" o "a
tare incercare de a justifica ira
darea bulgarului Rakovsky, a
graveaza mai mutt cazul, pentru
ca. Ori ce ON Gu mintea intreaga
Sc va intreba de ce acest bulgar
nu a mers la frontul bu1gar ca
sa agite pc acestia la nesupunere,
ci mers la frontul romin. Daca
,toate circumstantele celelalte nu
far avea valoare asa de mare,
singur acest fapt arata ca bulg-
rul Rakovsky tot bulgar ramas
- aceasta este clar ca lumina
zilei pentru toti, afara de socia-
liStii Romini.
I. B.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
|NF0RmATIUNI

Scufundarea unui submarin. -
New York. Submarinul care
in Z August a torpilat vaporul
francez Gu numele Du Petit Tho
uars, a fost scufundat dupa a.
celia de un vapor american. Sti-
rea despre aceasta a sosit astazi
la oficiul companiei care poseda
vaporul american.
Scunpirea parfumului. - Ro-
ma. - Din cauza razboiului, par
fumul de roze are sa fie Gu multi
mai scump la anul viitor. In Bull
garla cresc cele mai multe 81
mai bune roze din care. Sc face
asemenea parfum. '''s-''
Censurarea preset germane. -
Washington. = Conform tele-
gramelor primite astazi in cercu-
rile diplomatice, ziarelor germa-
ne lis a interzis publicarea Stiri-
lor din Balcani fara autorizatia
authorization de cenzurare.
VinuIile din Italia. = Wa
shington. = Vile din Italia pro-
miteau recolta frumoasa pc la
mijlocul verii, insa acum, din
cauza cetei 81 manei, in toata
tara nu vor iesi mai mutt ca 43,
100000 hectolitri de vim. In a.
nul 1917 cantitatea vinului fost
de 48,715,OOO de hectolitri.
fnsurat de cinci ori in nolla ami.
- Cleveland, Ohio. = La politia
din localitate a fost arestat un
anume Carl Cola, despre care s'a
dovedit ca tinuse cinci femei in
noua ami, GU toate ca dinsul este
acum in virsta numai de % de
ami. A fost arestat pentru ca a
cincea sotie il .reclamase ca voia
so paraseasca ca sa Sc insoare
Gu o alta femeie. Sofia La mai
pirit de asemenea ca fusese ca
satorit inca Gu patru femei ina
intea Ell, 81 dintre acestea Gu trei
traise necununat. S'a >doyedit ca
Cole Sc insurase ell doua femei
in Youngstown 81 Gu una in Ali
ance, apoi venise 81 luase alta
in Cleveland, pc care a parasitic
fara sd divorteze 81 s'a insurat
Gu aceasta a cincea, care dupa
cum Sc vede ia dat de cap.
tsi impusca sofia. = Cleve-
land. Ohio. - Pc femeia Jennie
Vichio a 1mpuscat-o barbatul sau
in pulpa pc clnd umbla sd cure
te un revolver. Femeia Sc afla a.
cum la spital, lar dfnsul este are
stat.
Jos Gu Kaiseru1. = Paris. -
Ziarele din Paris, L'Homme Lii
bre 81 LIE Journal, au scris arti-
cole in carl condamna aspru pc
Kaiser pentru inceperea razbo-
inlui actual 81 zic ca ar trebni ca
de pc acum Sd Sc retraga Gu totul
din politica Germaniei.
Grcva de tramvae. - Buffalo,
N. Y. Toate tramvaele din ye-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

clnatate au ramae re hnll AL dl-
mineata la orels 3, din cauza ca
5000 de conductori 81 motoristi
s'au pus in greva cerfnd marirea
lefurilor.
Insule ocupa4e dc englezi. -
Londra. - Steagul englez fost
infipt in insulile Spitzbergen,
lar casele 81 statiunile de tele-
giraffe alcatuite acolo de Ger
mani au fost distruse. Vestea de-
spre acestea este trimisa aici din
Copenhaga. Insnlile Spitzebergen
Sc afla intre Franz josef
Land 81 Green Land. Ele
nu sunt locuite permanent 81
pima acum nu apartin altei tari
afara de Germania, care nu Sc
site cind lea descoperit.
Mare catastrofa de tren. -
Londra. Dupa cum spun sti-
rile primite din Copenhaga, Sc
crede ca intro deraiare de tren
la Malmo, in Suedia, au murit
nouazeci de persoane. In tren
Sc aflau peste 1000 de pasageri.
Sc zice ca deasemenea sunt 81
foarte multi raniti.
Conte escr0c. Roma. - Con-
tele Luca Cortese, un aventurier
81 pus in legatura Gu mai multi
compiled de aceiasi teapa, a fost
condamnat la noua ami inchisoa-
re pentru ca obtinuse, prin fra
uda, 100000 dolari de la 0, ban
ca locala.
Starea imbracamintei in Aus
tria. = Amsterdam. = Mai multi
calatSri sositi aici au spus ca la
Carlsbed, in Austria, lipsa de
haine este att de mare, incit CO.
phi sunt 1nvelifi in jurnale.
Ciccnire de trenuri. = New
York. = in ciocnirea ce s'a in
timplat intre doua trenuri in tu-
mel, au fost ucisi dol oameni 81
alti 30 s'au ales Gu rane grave
pc corp.
Conductor retezat de tramvae.
Cleveland, Ohio. = Conductorul
Charles R. Bowen fost apucat
intre doua tramvae in sopronul
de la Rocky River 81 presat att
de puternic, incit corpul lisa re-
tezat in doua. Politia din Lake
wood la TRIMS corpul la morga
Mastick. Bowen era in virsta de
40 de ami 81 are parinti carl ira
iesc in !. Los Angeles:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

Grcva de, tramvae. W. Buffalo,
N. Y. Toate tramvaele din ye-t
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

tsi impusca sofia. Cleve-
land, Ohio. - Pc femeia Jennie
Vichio a 1mpuscat-o barbatul sau
in pulpa pc cind umbla sd cure
te un revolver. Femeia Sc afla a.
cum la spital, lar dfnsul este are
stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
SCRISOARE DE LA
PRIZONIER
Onorata Redactie!

Onorata Redactie!
Eu Vasile Boleacu doresc 81
rOg pc consatenii mel din comu-
na Also Szokacs, comitatul Arad,
aflatori in America sa-mi raspun
da la adresa de mai jos. Tot oda
ia ii rog >sa-mi trimita 81 adresa
dior. Astept Gu nerabdare ras-
punsuf dior. Eu de prezent ma
aflu la adresa urmatoare:
Boliacu Vasile, soldato, prigione-
70 di guerra, Castel Rocnhero,
Alexandria, Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
Copil innecat in cAldare.

C0pll lnnecat 10 caldare. -
Cleveland, Ohio. ~ Cind Dina
Mary Roman s'a dus in curtea
din spatele caselor unde locuia,
STA gasit copilul innecat intr o
caldare pima Gu apa. Copiiul
era de un an 81 jumatate. O am
bulanta, chemata in graba, la
dus la spitalul st. Alexis, insa
ajutorul doctorilor nu la mai
putut foiosi la mimic.
o alta eatastrofa de tren. =
Stockholm. - Aici sosit stirea
despre uciderea a $50 de persoa-
ne intro deraiare de tren, care
avut loc linga Halmos.
Sinucidere rrin spinzurare. =
Cleveland, Ohio. - Un batrin a.
hume Frederick Junge, in etate
de saizeci 81 sapte de ami, s'a 81
nucis Marti noaptea spinzur1n.
du-se in locuinta sa din 1540 E
Al Str. Vecinii, carl l-au vazut
dimineata spinzurat in bucata
rie, au dat de stire authorization
po,itienesti. Din toate cercetari-
lie reese ca Junge era burlac 81
suferea de mai multi ami de 0
boala incurabila, ceea ce poate
La facut sa-si curme firul vietei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05
A v I z.

Facem cunoscut tuturor
abonentilor Revistei America
Literara", care au platit pc un
an abcnamentul, conform promi-
siei facuta, All s'a expediat tutu-
rcr diferite carti avute in libra
ria roastra.
Cerem scuze daca La uni din
tre abonenti nu le va convent a.
cele volume, Gu placere am fl dat
altele, dar nu avem.
~. Observation-Disclosures
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-05

pentru ncepe opera de eiberare in mon m sublm cfnd
Romina, ca Phoenix Sc va ridca din ~ plecind spre
Carpati sBa So
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11
Home Service Course
Planned by Red Cross

A course in home service con-
sisting of ten lectures with discus,
sions and practical field work will
be held by the Harrisburg chapter of,
the Red Cross. The first lecture of
the series will be held in the Y. w.
C. A. building September 23 at 1880
o'clock in the morning. This an
nouncement was made this morning
in Red Cross headquarters. Miss
Helen Leib, chairman of the Home
Service section of the local Red
Cross chapter, will be in charge of
the series. The schedule of lee,
turers has not yet been definitely
arranged.
Following the course, an eXami-
nation will be given. Students who
pass this examination probably will
be given certificates attesting this
fact.
The lectures will cover in a brief
way, the principles of home service.
Casework and social service will be
included. in addition to discussion
| of the various topics.
In order to qualify for the certi-
ficate of graduation, it will be nee
essary for the students to give cer-
tain hours for field work. The regis
tration fee will be fifty cents and
registration should be made through
Mrs. James 1. Chamberlin, chair
man of Red Cross instruction, whosi
office is in the basement of the Har-
risburg Public Library.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11
Well-Known Men Buy
Millersburg Mill in
Operation Since 1850

Millersburg, Sept. 1.-THE Mil
lersburg milling properties and the
Charles Snyder coal yards have been
taken over by the recently organized
Millersburg Milling Company, which
will operate the joint industry. The
new corporation has elected County
Recorder James L. Lentz. of Eliza
bethville. as president; c. T. Rom
berger, well-known businessman of
Elizabethville, as vice-president; Ira
e. Ulsh, of Millersburg, member of
the Legislature, as treasurer; G. g.
Mclaughlin, of Millersburg, former
ly connected with the State Water
Supply Commission, as secretary,
and A. K. Ulsh, former owner of the
mill properties, and A. g. Bashore.
of Millersburg, as directors. in adj
dition to the officers who are also
members of the board.
The mill has been in constant
operation, most of the time recently
twenty-four hours day, since 1850,
and is one of the most prosperous
/ industries in the upper end. 1t is
operated by water power and owns
nineteen acres of land adjoining the
buildings, together with valuable
water rights. A. K. Uush, who re-
tires as principal owner. does so on
account of ill health. Both he and
Ira E. Ulsh have been successful
grain dealers for many years and all
| the other members of the company
are we'll known in business circles in
! the upper end. The new coal branch
of the business will be developed
on an enlarged scales and there is
business on hand to keep the mill
running constantly in three eight
hours shifts.