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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-19

ST LOUIS. N9v. ls.--lIoEs @pts,
~ 900, 'iOc higher lights sl745m
l7.75; pigs. siI O6al6.5o; mixed and
butchers Sl746m 1870. heavy. sl7.75g
II 80. bulk. Sl7I5hl7s5
Cuttle-ReceptS, 1900 25c higher: ma
tive beef steers Sil.5Oals25; yearlinE
Stc4rs and heifrrs s9 j0NU 5 30 cows,
Ss.iOGl l2 30; Stockers and feeders
81 jo@ 200: 'er to prime southern beet
steers, O00mls.OO. beef cows and hef
ers, S75Odlj.OO. native calves, t7.75@
l72t
Shccp-Reccipis. 1900; steady, lambs
$iG JOh IL 10, ewes Sll.0Oml2.0o, can.
nerS and choppers $5.OOm0O0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-19
KAnsAa City ProviEions.

KANSAS CITY. Nov Is Rutt.T
creamery, SIC; flrsts 55c; seconds, S3c
packing, 39c
EEgs-Firsts. Coz seconds, SOC.
Poultry 2l nc; ROSTERS, II c;
hroilcrs, zoe
Potatoes-Firm, Sl.35Qlso.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
SHAlYSIDE

J,,,oue, IF the quarantine rcEuiat'oh'
timer. xiii hr no church services III
town tomorrow. The pastor OF 'ne
Christian church, n"v. r. u. Htnin".-
man. las announced HAT this cnu''n
wul hc oprn from 30 10 lo:"0 "c'o'"
sunday morning. and m"nlh'rs mr.
vItcd 10 bring their envelopes Tor Frh-
ular contributions anc I" &c; 'h"'7 ''"'"
school parrTs. ,.,or
seaman Ralph Fish a"d hi* '*:*l'r'
Mig Mildred Fish. a. Martins E'rrt,
srnnt Tuesday herr n guests "a
rnnilr If his uncle. i. y. rlSh OF
ror,y-second strrct. Thr Young n'''"'
,nnrobcr Of tho L. s. may. IS al h"''''
on n furlouEh. ia, %
Urosier, Ohio. carly in tn" ~"Hk NC
cnusc nc The illness q; her daGeh' ~
Mig Louise has returned. The Fo"i"
woman n student In Wooster "h'I"r
civ. vae suffering from 4 cold. an" "'S
now recovered.
Nr. Thomas Carroll Of Highland nv
cnuc has been With rcln'iTHS III ne''''
this w""k. Ma loes
Tho intent child Of Mr.. and Mira. t'"Ts
Crirr nr rui!ncy Row G!cd on Au'S'"'
from pneumonia. :.
7,l-rr;nr. nc III" ShnA"Sidr hanK E''-
,,ci~ -Sr;llnr NuVrrlhrr nl"HtinE ~ ~
h,rk W-cInc.dar morning.. ont d Tow,
ncn,bfra Of tho board who WIRE prr''.
worr Nrsecs Robert H"l\cif"?' S''''
rourirr and r. y. G-"aIn"r.
Irs Elmer E"hn"nn % Sm''"' wv
e.rcc, snort fhr work n tho nome ~
hnr parcnt= in E"l?air".
Attorney {. r.. Ti:nh"rl,k" 8 r''.H
crirr from n lirE: attack of III" 'I"'
G & N"uGcrG"u I'm" rnrrhnF'n NV
.,,., family hn,l&, rn Lincoln avenue
formerly owned ~ :. {. Kelly. Nh
uenInrsnn and family reside in on" pH''
Of The house. ,., :,
cir, Newton EurHr. who cam" h"r" ~
,ncrd thc winter with E': "H'rh' - .
Mrs. Albert Iirilry. suffered n S'r"N' "a
nI;nIyais II uThnrFtaH.
Little Miss craze Roth daughter ~
Mr., and Mrs Fred Roth "i NI''" ST.
j.. II with scarlet foyer.
) Charles Marley nf iI""iir"i!i" was "
rrc.:t Of tho family "i u. y. H''rA''"'
rn Thursday. ,a his
+ Dr., IT. j.. Wiodman has :'snm'" ~,
n-octirc after nm illness ~ more l''''''
two wcck; laugh.
Mr. and Mrs. \. q. Tru"I and "auEh.
tor Mic. I,iua. ri Lincoln avenue" nv
rc,urnod ~ UcrllSvillc, whcr" II" spent
tho week hunting. ,,,,
Mrs. Ed En"niz nf Highland "''"',
wcut IN Joann"ttc IA. IN Ih"r@"nN ~
n,r;.. rcluiiycs who are iii With. III
flucnZa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Personals.

Mrs. Indy Brook"vcr is ame 10 NO
,nnrt ngain after a severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grow l"i' "'ln ;,
ror Galveston. Texas. where th"E VIII
,pend tho winter.
5obn CalHowcr NJ Columbus sp""'
Yesterday in this city.
Er Elmer Conner and family nave re-
,,,rncd homo after q brief visit in Nhc"'-
ing. y, an,
Mrs. Harry Tarr is oh'" 10 oe
,roin after Il severe illness.
Miss Mary Stroller continues III at
.,cr homn on Garfield street.
Jimmie Haynes YVES business ''S""f
here yesterday. . ,o
Mics Florence K7GtE IS aolH 70 w.
,bnr, again after . severe illness.
Private Van Phillips has returned !"
r-ano Lee after 4 h-,cf furlouGh norr'
- roros Long OF Cumberland - V's'''"R
.r-;cna. here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. {. Smith have rcI t, u
al hon,c after a weeks visit at Ghnr-
lcston. ~. .ro,t rrs.
Thos Johns Of GAINESVILLE spent yes
,o.day in This city with friends.
James Riggs has recovered ai'"r
nrief Illness.
Mrs James riggs has rcsiEneo IL
,,,s;,iop 1T tho Ted Star grocery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
MT, PLEASANT

,,.a., roccivcd Ly Mrs. John Kriike
thnt her son JOHN. VII" IS IN inc navy
stnrtcd for over sea. Monday.
Word received by relatives and trienus
state. that Corpora! G""r:" Sm'lh "''H
HON wcunlcd severely in France
~ Dn,.id I;rol,s was called 10 ClrrH-
Iva Nv Tho serious illness OF h"r dauGh-
Tor Mrs. Robcr; Wist"r. -
Mr.. Edmond Bur-is has r,imSh'" ~
tho navy after ton dhF ii, .ic.;
Mrs. George Craven !" SN'' ''' 81.
SIr David buchanan was 4 cal'"r NJ
tho nome OF his grand G""El!i", M'''
1jarrv Srhochlc. oc Yorkriilc. fr'daE. -
MI. Charlr Gtrkc' was '''''' ~
ynrIivilIr Friday. GALL
ere in Bridge Saturday. ;,,
Mrs walter MrCu" is at the hoSi''''
in Martins Ferry: .,.,r- from
Miss Anna M!lhnan - sun ''"h
IT. Rr.' an Mrs. oliver Ruchnan and
,,iIJrcn sprnt Saturday evening NJ tnS
nome Of his parents. Mr.. and MIS- Inv ~
buchanan. ,,o s,ck list.
Mt Floyd Daugherty is III "'
Nj and Mrs.. ole MiIhoan and FAMILY
"a NJ Harry Milhoan of hdcnn. spent
Srndar nj nc home Of his m"'her' "'S'
Sabina Milhoan. ,,.,or Miss
Rnrtha. were callers in iorKvli'c '"'"-
! Iav. s ca, Charles
o,I Miss c;nldin Phillips. were shorpns
in W-heclinC Friday. ,, i,
"Hr walter MrCun was caller IN
Martins Perry Saturday.
Tho f,fticth anniversary CT me i",'.n ,,I
,nr If the sunday school will hc ne'I
Sunday November -. both morning "h,i
nvcninr ut the Presbyterian churrh. ~
No cordially invited tn attend th"So
ccrvicns Rcv. Jacob MorSi"r. pastor.
Tho Mons Rib1e class pcstIoned nor
nonnurt. which WAS 10 hc held InreHaa
r~nninr nj tho homo Of Henry h"Srr' ~
| r,n weather WINS very bad.
Miss Bertha Erinkc wH- rfsitinS hn'
ount Mrs. Henry Harth Of Scotch tlhEr.
Mr.. charlie Sail IS able 10 go 10 WORN
! ognin. ..-,ort,r n.
Tho Dorothv ninre. received tni"E:ni
| thot his son. Sergeant William ti:alkcr
| mad died at tho base hospital NJ ta!h'
Toe Pctarshurg Va. Sunday nl"rninE'
Mrs y. Rurr,s is still tmarHvinF
! Mr.. Asa lIarhourth Is slowly 'mrr"F'
ing. .,too r,t,,r arr sinv.
.,r n tho home of Mr.. A'ld l;urri3s. and
going 10 scI:Gnl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
ARMSTR0NG'S MILLS

r MYERS was Hcllairc business
visitor Tuesday. -,
Masses Mildred and Rose Hu7iE' INV"
,rd Lara t;nrdns and T"nnrsScc Isa','.
epv al resumed their school Work INC
r.r<; If tn. week.
Misses Delta and Pearl Park"r Spch'
Sunday Mt ;hn homo Of Fielding lh'
.:cr ~ Mt. Narmony.
:dr. and Mrs. William IunK'ns ~"
;rrdcl tho f,.nrra! OF 4 relative Mt N''tS
Tuesday. =.
Mfr, md Mre. T. q. Tracy viS'''o
friends ut Flushing Thursday.
Ross Myers ard family |CT" r"''''S
Of 81. L. HAIRS NJ Kelsey Th"'E"H:'
Mics i?Ivn Mnb"' is ccnTa!"SclnE IL
tor y siege Of tnnsiltis.
r.. l.. Srnitcrdny ana vito rhilcd ."
belmont and Hrthrs,a friends frieaH'
G. l.. bishop OF I-amiirn spHnt no.
lay tn" guest CT h,g brother. h'''
Bishop.
Felix Parker is doing some r"Hni'' '''
Mt tho ". .EG. parsonage Mt t"ntcrN'''''
Charles Parker md VIE
;hadys,lc friends Saturday and sunday.
Tho we'll on the MAYHEM farm ca n'e
in n good gazscr Th2 Ramsey Wc!i -
due to bc in soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
NINE PERMITS ISSUED

Nine building permits. totalline S''"''
wcrr isSMrL during tho past week oE INC
building hrrcau There were M per
mits !saurd during thr previous "crk'
which had ncvrr occurred before Inc
following were tho permits:
T. r. Rinchart. 1Sl North Inr"n
street. repairs garage; II. a. hawkins
cnntnrctor: cost. $40.
+. Schrnli & Sons company lllh Mar
I.ct street: fire repair: J. l.. wood sons
company; nntractors: cost. S2""
United Dairy company. Alley; Ia; nc"
stable: J. W. .Rcltz Sons company. con-
tractor: cost, 5000.
Charles Malonry. 2S13 Eof street
rrar:. rcnA.icl stable: J. l.. Giesc;. con-
tractor: 5000.
C. d. pupson tenth and Market
garage: ]. l.. Gicscy, con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

after brief visit win ncr parents MT
ANA Mrs. John rrnHrd;
Mr.. and Mrs, =. NJ. !'an!el and EueSscS g
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Y: t1nn":. OF nfhe -.
;n"r'; daughter and husband. MIR ana
Mrs. James l:ank;n Of C"diS FuFal
route.
Miss Elizabeth MacMiIIen Of EcthcsdS
is at tn" bone OF her cousins W.. I 4mr
Mrs !. r. puudna. helping to care !pr
Mr.. I'"udna's' sister. .hiss Sarhh ;h"c
M,ll.:l, who sun continues very 2icS.
nr and Mrs Walter H"Ee ind little
daughter beatrice Mary. ana mrs TIE r.
sisters. Misses Mary md Beatrice C4m-
land nf Wheeling. and mother Mrs. W.
y. Cortland, Of TlroQqun, Wisconsin,.
spent a f"w days the FIRST Of the week
al the home of W. l. Armstrong:
Mrs. Alice *. Lodge spent few DAYS
Lodge in Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Hayes Fave TO-
turned to their HON" south or Town u, . .ri
Il brief visit ri tho home OF their son
L'nrl Hayes. in Canton.
Alr. aid Mrs. Herbert Lodge and little
son attended the ffty-Afth wedding an
riversnry # Mrs. Lodges parents Mt
and Mrs John 4. nnrricklow IN Flishihh
OF Tuesday. :..,.
ing ai tho home OF h"r parents. Mr.. ana
Nr= Henry Taylor Of north Of town
Milford Lodge and children still con-
tiru" TO Improve after having "!"Se OF
the "flu."
william Mcfarland and family ar" re-
nOrtrd t. br getting along very nicely
Mrs Fred Xcnrs died Mt her nom"
north nf G;ninntuwn on Wednesday might
" pneumonia following III" inilEcli"a.
Tho five children Rrc rrry st'k. one DO!
hring very had with pn"nE1"nia
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Armstrong and
guests Or. and Mrs. Walter Hog" ana
little daughter: Mrs. ". y. E"flanl ana
daughters. Misses MarT and F"atr,rr;
and Ross Cortland ~ l"S Angeles. cal.
spent ono day tho first "f the week WIN
Ms Arms; ronr'.> r:,-cniS Mr. and Mrs
T. t.. panrurSt nf Er.mnIt
Schools are closed h"r" owing y" so
much sickness in IL" nrichhrhond. One
OF the trachcrs. Miss Farmer. is vary
sick al hrr home rear M"r'ins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Christmas Packages.

Those Of the nearest relatives OF inc
members Of the American Exp"ditonarF
forces. who have not received Cnrls'-
mas package coupon, from the enrsteo
men may secure same by applying 10
the Red Cross Christmas package COM
mlttcc. who will be At tn" Carroll ph'F-
r,ocv "Wednesday and Thursday AFTER
rpon. November II and IS. for the pur-
pos, Of Issuing these coupons ana pre-
nrrraring packages for mailing. Ihosc
who secure these coupons must De 'hc
nearest relative OF the enlisted man. ana
musr sign statement that he or Sl'
has not received a label from aoroa",
and that should sudh label be received
i, will not be used and that TO the pcS'
nr his or her knowledge and h"llet' "htF
enc Christmas parcel will hc sent 10 'he
proposed recipient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
FLUSHING

nr. and Mrs Morrison. Of NheelinG'
visited over sunday NJ the home OF t.
". Henderson.
\. J. GCllcr WIS business visitor IN
ST. rlRirsvi!lc. Wednesday.
Mrs. John pnnlsy and children, June
and Dana. visited with trends In lIc1-
mont Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr2. lFcnr:' T"w"n and dHuEn'
ter. Rrtly, visited over SUNDAY Win MI
Covers parents. Nj. and MIS- u. J.
i'"wrN.
Harold White, VII" has hrrn @renh'as
., TON DAYS r,irlorch with his pnr"7fs.
Mr. ,r1 Mrs C. r. White. r"tnr""d 10
Camp Sherman Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. =. VI. F"rn"y. =: am
bridge, visited over Sunday with thr':
daughter. Mrs. Will Giii"n.
T. W. Kirk HIS purrh'""d ~" Ii"!-
IiASswarth property on "'ia street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Public Schools.

Surt. Hanifan of the r"H'c
announces that owing IN tue '"'' ~
the flu ban has been lIltcu o. Wv
county and state health nuth"r'1'sE t."'"
McMcchcn and all othcr parts u. w.,
district except Brnwoou ana hoHhS t,"
that the public schools VIII open w
i',,. ,,,,rninr November Gath in Nc
,rn.bcr Sherrard, and Paw Paw.
Tho Union high and graded schools o.
porwood md Eogrs Run will be- oprncc
inst as soon MS the health nfrici"ls dc'''
:, wise 10 lift the ban on that territory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
STEUBE:NvILLE
IIissinE in Action.

Mr. and Mrs. George Nc*tn"r. or ~
rcntn. have received Telegram from w.
war department informing th'm 'h",
ih.!r son. Private George kcsinnr: aG',I
y, Years. VA. reported Gs mis'inE III
action ON Ocio..,: IN. lir was |""''
son count drnfi"r md was sent w
Camp Gordon. Ga. for training IN M.:
He gent oyer in July and was SIT Wig
with ;hc l5%Ed infantry Wh"h F|p"' iva
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
RAN or Social Events.

AS result Of the quarantine irs"
,o,ious IN this c,,y for the past several
,,,',,,rs snrinl events in tho homes have
Soo,. ,,rhidlrr. But now as the ban Is
,,,,oa rrrnaratirns arc hcinS made Tor
,...v,r,I ,,,r,Ir% which arc To take place
in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
contractor: cost. s !.

CV'IINE ~ WI '''" y W.
Perry Stationery compan.
street: stormdoo-s: J. W.
company. contractor; cost. 5
A. L. Kraft. ~ South lorS
pairs: J. w. Beltz Sons cor
tractor: cost. $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
nc usu mE.n" Gases.

Thor, we're ;wcniy-siN new caS'' 81
",i,i'' reported Ia tho health Board ~
local physicians today. This WI" Il "'
crease # three over the tw'.'l! -i""'
hour period previous. Ih"7H mas t"' :, 80
,,-nL,,I 1cclin. In tho number % re"
n,acs md deaths nil this week and OIL
ciols believe the worst Of the epidemic
i~.nn nnsScd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Fin Unler Control.

At last the influenza epidemic IN NC
Nccher IS under control. Only one cnsS
vt influenza was renurtcd to Health ol-
deer Barlow today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

rpc,n tho week end with relatives ~
Jerusalem. q.
Charley Eund% Of Tacoma mas ""''
confined "a tho hou%" several Gays WIN
tho grip IL much improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

We have everything necessary In pre-
parinc real Thanksgiving dinner
Roastcrs. pic and cake pans. mlncihs
bowls and knives. food choppers. carr
ing sets. cooking utensils CnldaoauGn
Bros. 1871 Jacob street. Wheeling. and
cppnsi,e McMechen postofticc. Toys 1or
children. Gifts for verybody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Entertain Ladies'.

Mrs. E1izah"ih + Ferguson 'nt"-. NM
od tho Ladies' Missionary Snri";:' of inc
United Presbyterian church IN Union.
Town on Saturday nj her home sou'h OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
McMECHEN
III. E. Church.

First ". T.. church. Rev. J. +. buckley.
pastor. Services for Sunday. November
.tth: Sunday school at 9:t5 d III.
Preach at II Il. IN. conducted by lhe
pastor: the theme is The Grateful
Heart" Evening scrvic" at .:@O p. m.
also conducted b. the pastor. and for his
subject he has chosen: 'Christ;anitH s
New Sunrise All arc. invited to attend
these services.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-02
CAMOUFLAGE DANCE IN
HONOR OF ENGAGEMENT

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Harris, Saturday evening, a delightful
time was enjoyed at a patriotic dance
given by the Misses Harris. One of the
dance numbers was programmed as" Mys-
terious Dance, at the beginning of
which small envelopes were passed out.
When the word was given, the music
started and the envelopes were open
ed. In each one was a picture of Miss
Thelma Harris and Sergeant William
Holmes Of Fort Ruger. This was Il
camouflaged way Of informing every
one that they were engaged, the news
being a pleasant surprise to their many
friends.
The affair was called "CamOufIngc
Dance" and among the numbers was =
"Hoover Special" For this, each
was given a hard craker with names Of
things tabued by Child written on them.
In matching them, the dancers found
their partners. The "Slacker's waltz"
went against the high spirits Of the
patriotic young people present, an" all
were glad when the "Service Fox
Trot" was played. When the time
came for "SOldier's Retreat" the ser
vice men present all declared they
wouldn 7 do such thing, and won out
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-02
LAND BATTLESH|P TO
ASSIST STAMP SALES
Model Of Fighting Craft Will An
Choir In Bishop Park

A land battleship, fifty feet long and
eighteen feet wide, will be erected in
Bishop Square and used to aid the
campaign for the sale of war savings
stamps at the end of this month. Lieu
tenant Colonel Charles G. Mettler, of
the ordnance department, will super
wise the work of construction along
lines mapped out after consultation
with Senator Robert w. Shingle, di-
rector of the thrift stamps campaign
in. Hawaii.
/. The battleship will be ready about
July 20, and the camPaign VIII eentdr
on July p, which will be Hawaii's
Savings Stamps Day A parade of
drafted men will be held on that day.
According to present plans, the bat
tleship will be fashioned along the
lines of the one shown in Union square,
New York City, more than a year ago
for the purpose of aiding recruiting
for the navy. The name of the model
will be "U. s. War Savings"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-02
AUSTRALIANS MAKE
!. Sim FEIN. OUTLAW
Organization Is Specifically Re-
ferred To BY Name In War
, Precsution Regulations

WASHINGTON, June 1O--(Associat.
ed Press - Ensctliisdid ofttSdl espidbagc
art, recently become '6pefatyc, Under
which strin gept faction pay be taken
against disIoyalty or sedtion, adds the
United States to long list Of nations
which have been forced by German
propaganda or internal disaffeetion to
invoke the extreme powers of law for
their existence.
Short shrift is made of persons in
Great Britain, France, Italy Aand the
other allied countries, who attempt TO
foment revolution or betray the state
to the enemy. Great Britain IS colonies
under their system of self government
have followed the example Of their
mother country in fighting disloyalty,
recognizing that the liberties of the
world depend on victory in the present
war.
Amendments to the war precautions
regulations of Australia, received in
official dispatches, show the far-reach-
ing steps taken by that Commonwealth
against sedition. The Sim Fein or
gan zation Is outlawed by name and
drastic powers are given to the Minister
of Defense to close clubs or places of
resort of the Sim Fein or other dis
affected societies. The regulations said
in part;
or in writing, or by. any act or deed
(a) advocates, ineitAs or encourages
dislOyaIty or hostility Sto the British
Empire, or to the cause of the British
Empire in the present war; or (b) ad-
vOcates the dismemherment of the Brit
ish Empire, or who says, or does, any
thing calculated to incite, encourage or
assist such disloyalty or hostility, shall
be guilty of an offense against the act.
"The minister may direct that any
premises used as place Of public re-
sort, or as club, the use of which, in
his opinion, is prejudicial to the safety
or the defense of the Commonwealth,
shall be kept closed.
"Any person who wears or displays
any badge, flag, banner, emblem or
symbol, of a country with which the
King is now at war, or any body or
assoc iatiOn who are disaffected to the
British Empire, or of the society, asso-
citation or movement known as Sim
Fem, shall be guilty of AN offense
against the act.
"Any officer of police and any police
thereto authorized in writing by the
minister may, for the purpose of en-
forcing the provisions of this regula
ton, enter, if need he by force, and
search and occupy any premises in rcla-
ton to which direction has been given
unIpr this rp6ulatiOu -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-02
MEXICAN GOVERNOR
OFFERS SQUARE DEAL
Was Educated In United States
and Gained Insight

MEXICO, CITY, June 10-(Associa-
ted Press -"A square deal for every
body is the promise made for the people
and industries of Tampaulipas by Pro-
lessor Andres Ozuna, recently elected
provisional governor of that state by
the national senate after a bitter fight
for the post that involved two generals
and caused the revolt of one of them.
The naming Of school teacher to gov
ern state which, because of its oil
deposits, is described as the keystone
of MexicO's international relations, is
in itself an innovation in modern Mexi-
can politics.
"The people of Tamaulipas expect a
square deal, said the new governor,
land they will get it, The foreign in
terPsts need no special favors. They
want a square deal and | III do my best
to give it to them. "
Governor Ozuna, in addition to being
one of the few nOn-military men who
have held responsible governing posts
in Mexico in the last decade, enjoys the
added distinction of being virtually in
dependent in his state The new CON
stitutiOn for the state has not yet been
formulated, so it remains for the gov.
ernor to designate what laws shall be
enforced.
Governor Ozuna has spout eight years
in the United States and was given his
degree at Vanderbilt University in 1913.
Since january }, 1916 he had acted as
director general of public education
and durinf his incumbency he put into
effect an era of efficiency by installing
the merit system for teachers, inaugur-
ating educational reforms, cutting
down the Office force of his depart.
ment and eliminating politics in the
teaching force fThase,ref we're put
through and the number of schools in
the republic Increased greatly despite
scanty appropriations
Governor OLuna was chosen by the
national senate from among three candi-
dates named by President Carranza.
The other two were General Carlos
OZuna and General Rafael Cardenas.
General OZuna is a nephew of the new
governor and will command the military
forces of the state.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-07-02
TO CUT OUT
PROMOTION FUND
Supervisors Prepare To Elimi-
nate Appropriation on Ground
,.ga Of Economy

The Hawaiian Promotion Commit
tee win probably feel the keen edge
of the board of SUPERVISOR pruning
knife2tomght when the budget for the
coming yeaT will be fixed. The board
was ready yesterday afternoon to cut
out and appropriation of 1890 for the
next six months which has been de.
voted to promotion work in the past
on the grounds that economy and the
lack of shipping facilities called for
the elimination Of this appropriation.
Supervisor Arnold asked the board
to withhold action on this appropria.
tion In order to give him time to
"think II over. - With this proposed
loss of revenue and the recent with
drRwal of Castle and Cooke of its finan-
eial support, with also a recommends.
ton that its subsidiary concerns also
withdraw their support, the Promotion
Committee is due for some hard fnan.
eial shedding for the next six months.
II costs in the neighborhood of
$4,000 year properly to finance the
Promotion Committee. The monthly
expenses of the Honolulu office, in.
Guiding salaries and office rent, are
about 1925 a month. The San Fran
cisco office costs about $500 month
to run. Other expenses are for the
printing and distribution Of folders and
pamphlets and the travelling expenses
of its agents. While il is not believed
feasible to discontinue the work that
this organization has been doing alto
gether, it is the. opinion Of the board
that the expenses of the committee
be materially cut to meet the present
war time conditions.