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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
WILMINGTON NAMED
IN BALLOT BOX CASE
Witness Refers to Labor Trou bic
Here But Specifics No Names
or Places.

Wilmington was indirectly brought
into the trial of the mon, accused OF Inur-
der and black jncking of citizens IN phiia-
dclphia last fall, IN connection with the
stufling of the bnllot-box, III the ruin
ward nj the session of court held IN west
Chester Yesterday. Clarence j Gibboncy
of Philadelphia was the chici witness Tor
the defense, and his testimony IN refer
cncc to Wilmington was III telling wl'lt
James Clark told him
Clark, Gibbonoy said, WIS the man who
pilotcd the gInmcn through the fifth
ward. He also told him, Gibhoncy
asserted. about how hc and sam. Maloney
made big money through the Use of strike
breakers In the local reference, Mr..
Gibhoncvs testimony WAS.
Clark said, We'll. suppose they do
sauca. Sam works the game 40
smoothly that If they ever do any
suucallng they will only hurt the
people we want hurt anyhow Take
the Job in Wilmington. You saw
what happened there
Mr.. Taulnnc: Wait minute.
don't think what happened IN Will
rniugton has anything to do with
thus
Mr.. GRAY: only wanted to give
the whole thing
MIR. Taulanc. All right, go ahead.
will withdraw my objection. As
say, If your Honor please, what
happened III Wilmington has no
relevancy here, hut we have no
objection.
By MIR Gray lust continue, Mr.
GIhloucy
Tho labor men get the worst Of IL
Take the Harry Thaw case My
God. don't think anybody on earth
could have pulled that job except
: Sam
! Mr.. Gibhoncv. who is the head Of the
| law and Order Society of Phlladelphia
was the chief witness throughout the
! dav. and his testimony consisted OF relat-
| ing the story told him by Clark. which
/ recital took place the day before The
/ murder
To-day. Mayor Smith Of Philadelphia
and other leading witnesses will he called
/ and sensational testimony Is promise'
for the defense. according 10 defendants
/ counsel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
HUN MANUFACTURERS
WANT WAR PROLONGED
Waxing Fat From Huge Profits
And Think Peace Would BE
Calamity.

Pcacr sentiment IN Germany has geo
graphical aspect, class or vocational rs
pect. and moreover certain pcrIodicity
Seasons when it rises or declines ~ -
fairly certain that tins sentiment ~
stronger in Austria Hungary, IN South
Germany. IN the industrial districts 81
the Rhine country and Saxony, and ~
the larger cities, than IN the Agrnran-
Conservative fast nesses of Prussia and
Brandenhurg
Wage earners and tho middle classes
who are said TO have become radical
minded during tho war want immediate
peace. and certain banking and conserv
ative commercial circles support them m
this desire Tho captains Of industry who
arc making enormous profits from govern
nent contracts and the great landlords,
who are fattening their purses while city
consumers grow lean, want war 10 the
limit.
Small farmers, who have made their
little profit out of the food crisis, and who,
as sclf saIpplIers. have fed themselves
better than the city populatIon, are not
so urgent for peace The lgnis fattnls Of
hugo indemnity from England and
America il held before them, rs the only
alternative to heavy direct levy on
property, to reduce the unendurabe
! burden Of the war debt
During the long lightless and heatles'
nights Of n German winter, when food
runs low and the death rate Of the civil
population rms high. when the over
b,ndcned and diIapidatcd railways refuse
To deliver coal and raw materials, anc
| factories close down, when there Is more
or less enforced idlcness both at home anC
at :he front, the discomfort Of war be
comes almost beyond endurance for the
poorer population. and the don md fo'
| Immediate peace becomes insISsrl
Such a crisis was reached last January
when thousands Of workers throughout
/ Austria and Germany laid down thcil
tools rs a political demonstration agains
| the war
These periods Of encouragement ar
/ followed by periods Of pro-war reaction
/ when peace sentiment decllncs-at leas
IN appearance; for It's public. expression
almost ceases and under the stimulus q
military success the people are inspires
with fantastic hopes Of what IS to be at
tanned by holding out little longer
Victor : Clark. in Atlantic Monthly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
MORE HERON HERE.
Another Arrest Made by Police in Sus-
peCted Drug aSc.

Tn stale of heroin in the city is alleged
10 have gotten under WY again and last
night Patrolman Rodcnhelsor arrested
Eleanor smith. a Ne-res~ on three harg s
OF selling The drug IN City lourt /;
todav >hc was held under $500 hal
for hcarIng on ncNt Tuesday
Mary Wilson. colored. was fined So
and costs on charge Of acting improperly
on the street
Beatrice Gardner, also coiorcd. was
dismissed on q like charge
Warren " YerEcr, told the court
that hc was taken sick Yesterday and for
thi> reason could not work, lcrgeT
Nas charged with violating an order Of
he STATE Council Of Defense and hi~
case was hold m tor ono week to see
whether he would worl;
The rharge % non-Support against
David \avlor q Negro. went over until
tomorrow morning \ Ike charge
against John Oh bin was continued unt
next Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
NEED RAILROAD MEN.
Workers Skilled in All Lines Of Work
Not in Draft are Eligible.

The : Department Of Labor Employ
mcut Service Public Service Reserve,
of whic! Charles Warner IS chairman.
has issued a call ior railroad men who wlll
he Inducted INTO the Engineer Corps ot
the army. and arc wanted at once NJ
rlIcatinn should bc made 1T the old Fed
cral luildiuC Si\th and King streets.
Physically duahhcd, men up to II
wears old. who are not IN lass \ nor IN
the 1918 class are eligible, also limited
service men. whose disqualification does
not interfere with their duties.
N"arly cycry branch q skilled railway
service i found in the list Of workers
needed a> follows.
Supcrlntcndcut~ "a .tSlon engineers, NJ.
of Y engineers t,cld engineers. draughts-
men experienced Supervisors, road
masters. section trGcmcu, bridge fore
men. sultchmcn trackmcn. tralnnaStcrS
and assist ants. dj~patrhcrs. vardmaStors
and assistants ward torcmcn. ward clerks.
conductors. hrakcmcn. tagmcn. road
forcmcn Of engines, and assistants,
travelling englncmen. f.rcmcn instructors,
enginemcn, tr'men, master mechanics,
round house iorcmcn boiler shop fore
men car shop forCmen, forCmcn electrician,
construction forcmcn gang leaders en-
Ciuc dlspatCherS, machIniStS, helpers and
hands. all departments boiler makers and
helpers all departments, shop black
smiths and helpers. airhrakc rcpalrmcn,
car rcpairmen, car inspectors. under
rcpairnen. hostlers, bollerWorkers stay
holt inspectors. enginehouscmen, loco
motive inspectors, fiue repalrmcn. steam
shovel runners. crancmen. iocomotNt
boiler INSPECTORS. stcnographers with
raiIro3d experience. railway statistical
clerks. routine clerks report clerks.
tile clerks and ticket agents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
AMERICANS WILL KILL
YOU, PEASANTS TOLD
Germans Terrify French People
Willing to Spare France,
Letter Says
Hy hssurIated Press to Every Evening

With the American Arm on he VcsIe
Wednesday, Aug French peasants
found by American soldiers III "a cave
near Villc-Savoyo, Just south of the Veslc,
hnd been told by the Germans that II the
Americans discovered them tho men
would loo killed and the women mislreated.
The Germans gave the peasants letter
dated Fisrnes, August 2, addressed 10
French army headquarters and pur-
porting to be signed by The Artillery
commander The letter said in part
We have received the announcements
from airplanes Thanks We are not
Russians however,
A reference to the American troops
WIS contained in the letter and was
written in French II said
do not count on the Americans
They will be your mnster8. Germany
has go many soldiers that you never
will WIN by force of arms On The Other
hand, Germany ~ ready to make peace
with France nj nnY time. France Is
her enemy which merits u the most
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
TWENTY-FOURREADY
TO co W|THY.M.C CA.
Volunteers for Overseas Duty An
nounced Today by DR.. J.
Franklin Schindell.

In response TO the call ISSUED by DIR.
! Franklin Schindell some time ago for
5O Delaware men to do overseas duty
with the Y. NJ. {. \. forces, 2i have
volunteered for service.
At n luncheon in the grill room of the
Hotel du Pont recently DIR. Scmndcll told
a number of business men of the State of
the work of the \ VI. G. \. on the battle
front in Franco and asked for 80 men from
Delaware to go abroad with the \. +. +.
He said the applications would be con
sidcred by a local personnel board headed
by himself and that the local board would
have tie power to recommend 10 the
Chief Advisory Council in New York any
applicants. H.,
Dr. Schindcll has been in Wilmington
and throughout the State for more than
two months now. and he gives Delaware
much credit and pridcs himself on the
excellent cnlistmcnts he has gotten around
the State.
The following men have been recon-
mtndcd bv the local personnel committee
and their enlistment for any term from
six months to the duration of the war is
virtually assured:
Thomas Gricr. Ralph y. IIollcy, I'd
ward II. Mack. J Frank lluss, Harvey
l.. McCov, Morris Elzey, Jasper Gruwell'
Daniel +. Stuhts. Charles + Donovan,
Clarence J. Conwcll George ) Capcllc
and Henry Il Isaac $, ail Of Wilmington
\. Victor lighthournc 'harlcs W Lord
c. W Schautz and DR. Wilson l.. Bcvan'
OF Dover, Harry J Pierce and Wallace
] HANDY. OF Milford; II lramcr smith.
of Elsmcrc. J. Thomas Price, Of Camden,
Louis l.. Curtis. OF Newark. Daniel
Anderson. OF Scaford and W I Bennett
OF Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
YIERECk SEEKS GUARD.
kaiser's Cher Potter Finds His Mt.
Vernon Neighbors In.riendy.

New York, Aug s Following threats
made against George sylvester Nlereck
by residents of Mount Vernon where he
and his family have been living since
June, the police Mere called last night
TO give him protection. Several police
men were sent to hls home at 1890 y. m,
but when they arrived they found every
thing quiet, and for the time being the
guard was removed.
The movement against NIereck, whose
German propaganda activities have re-
Gently been under Federal Investigation
took definite shape yesterday when
Phillip H. Lucas, a real estate broker and
architect OF Mount Vernon inserted a
letter N local newspaper IN which he
said that Mount Vernon did not want for
a resident a man who in his published
works speaks sadly of his life among
American barbarians and spoke OF the
KAISER as an Ideal haiser
MIR Lucas suggests that there are
several locations more healthful for
meu OF his stamp, and offers to serve on
q committee to tell Nlereek what the
town thinks OF him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
SHOULD BE PREPARED.
Dodging Rcgistrants Find il Difficult MOI
to Get Caught Mapping.

The necessity OF having properly ccrh-
fled copies of questiounairc ana other
registration forms filed, FOR the protection
of genuine and the detection oi bogus
claimants was illustrated by two ca' es
that came up this morning to the draft
authorities. James Cooper, Negro,
who had changed his address without
notifying The authorities, found himself
technically dcscrtcr. because someone
had returned "A card mailed to his address
with the endorsement "Cnlisted' pCnCilCd
ON IT, No suci notice is of any weight,
even if true. rs II was not in this case,
unless The certificate of the company
commander or cElIsting officer rs at
tachcd: although information Ms to trac
and place of enlistment and branch OF
service entered is acceptable M inlo,na-
lion. enabling the papers To lee sent ior
accomplishment
The other ease was that of Clinton ID.
Richard who claimed to hc y business man
of Philadelphia with offices IN the Wide
ncr liuild ug, who was taken INTO
custody. Notwithstanding violent pro-
tCstations that he was IN deferred claSsl-
tication "A, on account of dependent
mothers and sisters. This was give
away" on the face of il, for such dc
pcndcncy would put him in class "a,
II true But the Philadelphia board
reported no such classification in hls case,
aud he will be sent to Fort du Pont ms
n draft cvadcr
What aggravated his case was an
attempt to escape officer Sokowsky
following a rejected offer of hrihc money
to allow HIM to get away.
Jason pcqull Celia Nosavky and 1onN
Iaramasko. %. 26 and - years, detained
nv the police rs slackcrs. after arrest 10y
Constable Wilmington I'll clnming {
have fled QucStionnaircS 81 points out
side Of Wilmington arc held pending re-
Pile, from their district boards who
have been queried by wire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
NURSES AIDS HELP
AT DELAWARE HOSPITAL

Delaware Hospital las called on the
Red Cross Bureau Of Hygiene for help in
the present emergency Owing 70 weather
conditions there are more than the usual
number Of patients in the hospital
The following graduates Of the Red
Cross Home Nursing curse have yolun-
tecrcd as nurses aids and viii bc on duty
from S 30 Il in, to 1870 r. d., assisting
wherever tie service of trained nurses
il not uccc-- rs Aiirs Marian Beadcn-
lo. +. Miss Nellie Livingston, Mrs James
i. Ecrry. Mrs Ma " Aiarsdcn aSI
Miss Majc Goldlng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
SEEKING YOUNG HEBREWS.
Efforts Being Made to Get in Touch With
Those Who Want 10 Enlist.

Through the instrumentalitv of a
committee comprising Louis Topkis, Nor
ris Chaiken and Alexander Hirshnan.
the Young Mems Hebrew Association.
at Third and King streets, j. cooperating
III the effort t. secure the enlistment Of
Young Hebrews who may otherwise be
exempt. They ur1 sought ipI service
Nith the Allie An office "a give
formation i open each nlght at the
y n II A from ! to 10 O'Clock Ihc
first gcncral meeting on the subject "llI
be held there nest Thurs lay II cht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
FIRST PURCHASERS OF
FORDSON TRACTOR

The demonstration Of the Fordson
tractor, yesterday, staged by the + b.
Norman CO. distributors on the Moore,
farm. state Road. Was success from All
points of view A gratifying attendance
followed the proceedings and the demon
strator was sold to X Mitchell and son
of Hockcosn, who are accordingly the
pioneers in Delaware. IN addition, other
order, we're booked for future delivery and
4 long list Of prospects secured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE.
Mrs. Laura Cannon Accidentally Killed
al Her Home Near Porter.

Mrs Laura Cannon, > years old, was
accidentally shot by her husband at
their home, near Porter this morning
according 10 information obtained By
Deputy Coroner MrCreary
The Cannons lived on the Charles
Racine farm. mile east u Porter. While
Mrs. Cannon was IN the yard feeding
chickens TINS morning her husband IL
is said. came out with his shot gun 70
clean it, and while doing 50 il was acci
dcutally discharged, though thought to
be unloaded The charge entered the
Wnlnan.s body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS

stan Correspondence ot EveryEvenins
Chicago Aug S Hogs, receipts i6,-
600: market 10 to Is cents higher on good
grades slow on others big packers doing
very little, top 2005i butchers 10 25a2O 90
light 10 40a2O05, packing ls.20al0.l0,
rough Il 75aISl0: bulk Of sales Is 4oa-
1000; pigs, good and choice lS.o0alS.60.
Cattle, receipts 10000; market very
slow except on best grades calves steady
sheep, receipts 10000; market opened
steady to strong, some packers bidding
lower; feeders and breeders strong to
higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
PENCIL STUBS A-PLENTf.
Only Most of Them for Soldiers Use
Are Whole Ones. Not Stubs.

4 request for pencil stubs for use Of
draftees on troop trains. made by Frank
P Mitchell, OF the local y VI. c. 4, IS
reported by him to have been mag
nifi,ently responded to More than a
thousand pencils have been received at
the ~ office, and a great many Of
them proved to be whole pencils rather
than the stubs asked for. Mr. Mitchell
saNs be can use a thousand more.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

PLUMBERS and hclpcrs. Apply 5o7 ship
ley street.
AUTOMOBILE Franklin touring az.
series : Fine condition Cali 4i3 y \.
TWO mattresses az uuce GOOD salary
Npplv J \ DonohOe From and French
streets. Sew Merritt Hotet
ORDERLY -Throe square meals day and
comfortable living, quarters. n ~, eeuitl0n w.
sober ana industrious elderly man Apply
Delaware Hospital
LOST Between Ferris Industrial school and
Wilmington along Lancaster plSe. h9hcn
OF Aeys and small Yale lock kesaFu Y n
turned - Ferris Industrial Scnooa
i A<TrD- FURNISHED room in priyac
American family wiling 80 pay Tor nrst-
class Recommendation Address Y II, Every
Evening once.
LAI.NDRESs- For t~o days a week Apply
l4OO Delaware avenue
YOUNG MAN or woman soda dispvnscr
Evening hours. from p. - - y y. ~.
SsI ASpls John Ei''' A0'S' LOUISE - ''''0'
FURNISHED rooms for light housckeep-
tng sac Madison Strcct
Proposals for Typcwriting Machines :
Sealed proposals viii he received by
the Board Of Public Education for the
furnishing and installation Of twenty
Remington No. 10 hitecn lnderWoods
No ;. ten l.. G smith & Bro. 5 No. 8
and ten Royals No. 10.
Sealed proposals must be deposited on
the desk OF the president Of the board at
| 35S-36l City Hall on or before eight
o'clock D. m Monday, August y, 1918.
and must bc marked Proposals for
! Typewriting Machines Proposals must
state the time of delivery The right e
reject any or a II proposals IS reserved.
John Palmer, Jr NJ. d.,
Chairman Committee on supplies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
SUSPECTED OF BEING sLACkER.
British Subject Taken in Custody Pending
Investigation.

Detective kcmpsk today arrested
a man giving his name as Edward Don
nelly. on suspicion Of being a Stacker
and be- will be turned over to the govern
mcnt authorities
Don.elly : y ears d age lsa British
subject. has been in TINS country for
SIN wears but has no naturalization papers
and + not reQu.Sitioned.
The detective arrested Dornellv while
he was paWning ooat which IS alleged
10 have been st0.en
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
NEW { HARTERS.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Aug. &. Charters were filed here;
yesterday, as follows
+. +. Proctor lonkers Grand Operat-
ing Corporation, New York City, yaude-
Vile and moving pictures; capital, $500,
600
Fab rlzi-Reiancouu Co, Wilmington,
Del, commission merchants; 100000.
Commerce Oil and Gas Co, Kansas,
n Y $50 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
DOLLAR DAY A SUCCESS.
This is the Verdict OF Storekeepers and
Buyers as Well.

Dollar Day though the hottest Of
the year was signal success. The
stores were thronged with shoppers
and the stores carried lots OF bargains.
The result was that sales were heavy
and the BUYERS we're satisfied that they
got the worth OF their money
In view Of the fact that Dollsr Day
had been advertised outside tho city
more extensively than heretofore, the
attendance Of out-oi-town shoppers was
HInn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
WITH THE COLORS.

John G Walker has been accepted for
the engineers and Matthew 1ierney for
the medical department at the recruiting
station here
Arthur Hamilton, 2 boss steam inter,
and Bert AIcKitchcn, foreman Of plumbers
enploycd on the du Pont addition, hav-
ing cnljs 'od in the navy, both were pre-
sonted with wrist watches by their fc I'ow
uorkmen on Monday with appropriate
exercises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
HEAT KILLS 12 IN PHILADELPHIA,

Philadelphia. Aug S.-Efects OF The
hot wave. which reached maximum of
lO6.2 degrees here. yesterday, breakins al
records for phiiadeiphia. we're shown to-
dav when u deaths were reported, max
jng a total Of 33 for the t0rrid spell
There was some relief today, although the
temperature was still above norma.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
1feetiag o. TelegTaphera.

?cnu~FiVat1a Rujlr1a | tch gr9DheT- met
ls.tla odd !.Ii ,N~ s.u.t,dL iIi. hev
Il was m3ntaIv II riin-. held merely
for tic tran-at7lun ~ rDgtaac business.
There Was i large attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
Letters Granted.

lssac r Brown, register OF wills, has
granted letters Of administration on the
estate Of benjamin B Allen to Charles
J. Allen and on the estate of Teodor
Samoraiska to Marceanna Samoraiska
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
GBETrARi.

o( ln..It- c,'y o.r, + ot' t.tt9NIl.c
Ia. ctd .ll.h -. III Is ,o Ci X. ;t
IL, t.5le III III latlc' L,'l.. alter
Z llCi.5r iiII.Ds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08

Every Evening classified advertise
ucnts bring results. Proved TO the satls-
faction Of many and will be to you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08

Joseph j Dutton Is spending a 'eE
davs with his father The son = on one 0f
Uncle Sans warships, stationed along the
AtlantIc Coast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
Visiting Father.

Hot weather insurance u. VI. r. T..
Swimming Pool Foes reasonable. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
TO SAVE HEAT VICTIMS.

First Aid Rules Prepared by Health
Officials.
In order 10 gave proper AID 10 persons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08
Judge Conrad Here.

1uOgS NonEa A1SEes
Judge Henry e.. Conrad oi George
town vislted Wilmington today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08

PLUMBERS and helpers Apply 507 ship
ley street.
AUTOMOBILE Franklin touring. car.
series : Fine condition Cali 4l3 ~ x A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08

" A%TEp- Furnished room in priNhE
American family WILING 80 pay for 'trst-
class Recommendation Address II. Every
Evening Dnicc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08

IOST Rgt~een Ferris Industrial school and
Wilmington along Lancaster pike h9ncn
Of lSeys and small Yale lock. Reward Z ~
turned 20 Ferris Industrial ~chpol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-08

ORDERLY Three square meals day and
comfortable living quarters in additlon
20 $40 Drr week This is a good Job Tor a
sober ana industrious elderly man Apply
Delaware Hospital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
HAWAIIAN SOLDIER
HONORED IN DEATH
Funeral of Draftee Conducted BY
Daughters and Sons of War
riors With Solemn Ceremonies

Nowhere in the United States is
private soldier of the American army
given such honor and imposing cerc
monies as those which are accorded
the soldier of Hawaiian birth by the
Daughters and Sons of Hawaiian War
riOrs, such honors being accorded YES
terday to the late Private Charles
kinO, of Kona, Hawaii.
The young man who was a draftec
and served his country as member
of the Second Hawaiian Infantry at
Schofeld Barracks, died on Saturday
afternoon. Only a sister was in HO
nolulu when the body was transferred
from the army post to the undertaken 3
place in Chaplain Lane. But the young
man has a relative who is a member
OF the Daughters of Warriors.
Under instructions from MJs. Walter
Nacfarlane, premier of the society, the
,"ung man was accorded the highest
burial honors which the society, com.
posed of descendants Of warriors Of
ancient Hawaii could render ii native
son SERVING in the armies of today
marshaIled to defeat the Germans.
A special Watch was maintained by
the society yesterday afternoon from
one to two o'clock, the premier, his
torIan, secretary and members who are
chiefs under the ancient Hawaiian
regime, wearing their brilliant r"gnlin,
which is a replica of the feather clOaks
and helmets worn by ancient rulers.
A special escort of thirty members
Of the young Hawaiian s company at
tendpd thp funeral services which were
conduSted by Rev. 5. X. KahaioPilI.