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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-23
BROWNS SIGN KELLY

,l'' I.NI'lS ArrN William Kelly.
IrhCr, who went to the Plttsburg Ma.
,ral~ soy eral years ago IN the famous
Cor MARTY o 'Toolr, has signed a
'".ro + to uluv with the st. Louis
Americans this season.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-23
MAKE BEST
Showing OF WEEK
Sacramento Club Wins Five of
Its Seven Games Played "
With Oakland
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Results

Yesterdays Results
At Salt Lake-Salt Lake 5, Los An.
geles 3. u
At Oakland-Oakland s, Sacrame Dto
2 morning game); Sacramento 5, Oak.
land 0 (afternoon game). r.
At Vernon---San Francisco 3, Yer.
non (morning game); San FRANCHISE
Q. Vernon l (aftern6on game).
No games today, clubs travelling.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-23
Castle &CoIO'ke,
LIMITED

SUGAR FACTORS, MIPrINo AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
INSURANCE. AGENTP
EW Plantation Company A.
Wailuku Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Apokaa Sugar Co, Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Company
WahiawA Water Company, Ltd.
$500
Fulton Iron Works, Of st. Louis
Babcock & Wilcox Company
Green 3 Fuel EconOmizeT Com N
Chas. G. Moore 4 Co., Engine re-
MATsoN NAVIGATION COMPANY
togo KISEN KAIsHA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
FIGHT FOR KING ESTATE
suit II Instituted ny Mira. Julie
Means. Wife Of GsAton
n. Meaoa.

NEW YORK. January s-A bitter
legal hight Is to he made for what
remains Of the 'i,ooe, 600 estate Of the
late Mrs Maude y. King. i, WAC re-
Ncalcd to-day when developments were
made known ~ suit instituted by
MFs. Julie Means, VIE Of Castor r.
Means,
Mr.: Means, whose husband WIS re-
Gently acquitted At Concord, ~ e., of
the murder OF Mrs. King, entered sui,
III tho supreme Court hero asainyt tho
corn Exchange Rank for tho recovery
OF Sa.olt. Her suit was started after
x check "hs had draw uron the bank
had been returned To her unpa;f of.
hcialS Of thc bank nApla intd that judge
lloyd, o: thu United states Circuit Court
Tor tho Western District OF North Caro-.
i,a. had directed that neither MIR. and
Mrs. Means nor Mtars's brother, Alton
should interfere IN any manner with
tho King estate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
K. OF C. CONVENES
ADOPTS Rule Eliminating Payment 81
Dues by Men Ia L. :.
trmV
I Br Associated Press. |


NEW YORK. January S.--The board
OF directors of the supreme council Of
the knights of Columbus began two
days conference here to-day to con.
slider tho general war activities Of the
order.
Walter Herman. overseas commits
sioncr OF tho order. who has been in
France for several months investicst-
ing conditions relating 10 bases and
icld secretaries. reported at length O,
tue proposed work. Ills report was
not made public. II was learned. how.
ever. that MIR. Herman recommended
the appointment Of a number OF field
secrctar lcs. not within the draft are
and asked for boss workmen TO suJ,tr
Wise construction of portable buildings
% care for man as close as possible TO
The trenches.
Directors from various parts Of the
country presented assurances tina.
nearly Slo.ooo,o0o will be raised in
ans country for the war activities Of
the order in France.
The Insurance board to-day decided
that members holding insurance Anril
o. 1917 when war was declared, and
no now sire in the army 81 navy.
shall not pay any additional premiums
On their policies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
Gentle Rain Cause
ofM anyDownfaNs
Freezes as II Comes Do,On,
Making Going Slippery for
Man and Beast.
The gentle rain Of last nigh, was not

The gentle rain Of last night was not
twice blcst. II froZe on the sidewalks
" glazed tho streets. IL delayed street
cars, and otherwise called 10 those who
encountered the Inconvenience to
which 1t gave rise feelings not akin to
tho besto~al Of blessings,
ihe little patches OF snow and ice
stu lingering in many places from
the last heavy tall served to Five tho
misty haze which fell during early
evening a footing TO freeze to. The
result Was that wherever there was a
bit of smooth sidewalk DaEsersby wen,
tintd'S along. picRing a way even
as ALI Alpine wayfarer. Even then
when the timid, nincink step was not
we'll TIMED, laws of gravity went to
smash and the heavenly Armament
seemed TO approach nearer and nearer
the very earthly homo OF him whose
step had betrayed him.
IL WAS not the timId alone who fen
n tall portlS man. bearing himself
alons on steps that were proud, full
hlled the good old Biblical truth. lie
tcll The little slip-up occurred lust
above Broad Street hotel and a good
Iy thronE took note OF the kindly
assistance which neat-hs officer reh.
dcred the downfallen-Anot to say
do4ncast one. as the crowd who wit.
messed the fHlfillnient roared in mer.
fiment at the sprawl.
No serious accidents CONSEQUENT upon
the tcinesa OF the walks were rcported
however. There wcrc some very care
ful trails picked out last night ms peo-
pie wtnued their ways churchwar,l anu
home akain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
SERBIAN PLACES WREATH
on WAsH|NGT0N's TOMB
Principles for Which He Stood ART
at Stake In War, Says
Speaker.
L. S. NOW STANDS AT ZENITH
Declares Americans Arc OF tho stat
ure to Face tho Enemy and Stamp
Out Prussianism, Which Is Born
OF Solfishness.
Nv Associated f,f%ss I

WASHINGTON. January Elm tho
presence Of eatherihg representative
OF official Washington, Milcko Vcsnitch.
eead OF the Serbian war mission to tho
United States, lai a wreath upon the
tomb or Washington at Mount Vernon
to-day. with tribute 10 the patriarch
OF liberty from "a small and hardly
known nation"
Secretary Lansing. who introduced
Dr. Ncsniteh, eaid the record OF Serbia
challenged the admiration of Christcn-
dom, and that the cause of the present
war is the cause for which washin:
ton fought.
With Gods help. we will triumph
even AS lie triumphed." said the sccrc-
;ary "As America vas made free from
tyranny and injustice. SO shall the
world be made free from the sinister
forces which threaten the freedom and
prosperity OF mankind"
pr Nesnitch spoke of his peoples
love of liberty.
This. alas" he said. has brought
us misfortune. The autoerats and the
dcspots surrounding ns. the Tcutona
and the Turks, have rushed upon US
and have crucified Serbia--nay, more,
49, Hoi' 49, 'hN w
have believed In the moral and In the
political gospel which Washington
preached, and which he confirmed b.
his life. We shall arisc aSain. The
hrsonauts whom General Pefshlnk
comma nds in Europe will complete the
work OF our liberty
Your beloved land a,ands at the
zenith OF it's grandeur. and. through no
fault OF your own. you have aroAsed
the envy Of selHHh. ambitious and Prus-
hianiacd Germany. You are OF the
stature TO face the enemy, the moro
30 as In this gigantic strust,e you
have with you the frank and honest
among the nations.
"Jcrnsaicn and Mount Vernon greet
each other to-day. Here haze stood tho
representatives of nearly six bundled
millions Of people. and others will
come. Marshal Jonre haH bowed be.
fore this tomb We do 20 In the hainA
OF our rcnetated. democratic King and
hIs heroic ron. i'm the name Of our be-
loved and martyscd fathttland, In the
name OF our iecimatcd, but still unvah-
qGishtd, army. hopeful and confident Of
a better future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
ANOTHER CORPS AVIATION
SCHOOL 10 me- INAraIRArt.b

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY lN
FRANCE, January 6.-1he establish.
mont al another corps aviation ayboo,
was determined upon to-day. Officers
already arc SOLICITING site for i.
further behind the limos. II is cMpcc,t6
to he the most advanced school ana 10
be in operation within two moro
months. IL will be in charge Of a major
already experienced In turning gu, air.
men in an advanced school
Tho class which has just GRADUATED
from an advance schooi Ia intensely
cnthuslastic over tho prospect OF be.
ing sent 10 the front next week The
youngsters arc hettinE on who viii be
the hrnt TO ny over the German line.
and who viii bring down tho arst
enemy machine. Some make even grim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
BRITISH BIPLANE IN
2,OOO-MlLE. FLIGHT
English Engineer Writes Thrilling Description of Fyine
to Constantlnople to Drop Bombs-Wrecks Turkish
War Office and Sinks Battleshp and Two Destrovers

LONDON. January 6.-NFor the first
battle airpiane's Night to CONSTANT
noplc from london. and its sequel in
the honhn r,iment Of the German head
quarters and the Turkish War Office
th'rc. Wss told yesterday by Iiaudley
rase and Easil Johnson. whose nr.n.
tho Hons-Heycc. Ltd. built the en-
Sincs that new the 1000 miles with
out a hitch.
Loading UP At Hendon, the machine.
which with spares aud luggage was
moro than six tons in weight. pro-
cecded 10 Paris, Lyons. and. to avoid
tho Alps, continued by way or Mar
settles. From Nsrseilles the journey
was b. way os Spc2z;a to Pisa. Rome
Naples and Otranio, which was the last
point over friendly country. The next
and perhaps the most difficult stage OF
the journey. WAS over the Albanian
Alps TO Saionik; trip OF 80 mics
across mountains varying from sovo
TO 10000 feet. with no suitable place
Tor landing in case OF need.
Squadron Commander Savory. who
was the chief pilot. told him. said
l!andley fsse. thu, they could see wild
bulgarian horsenen below, who were
running about in every direction. wait
inc for 3 chsnce to kill them il they
came down.
From Salonihi the advcnturous Party
hc1 TO their base. ovethaulcd the .11a-
chino. and prepared for LONG dis
ianoc bombing expedition to Ccnstan-
tinoplc. a distance oe about go miles.
ON their attacking trip they SGT forth
with sixteen bombs. ana on arri,i nt
at the Sea OF Matmota throttled down
from 1000 feet 10 LOCO feet. the Golden
morn and other points being clearly
in view.
Aftcr snort survey of the lights
OF Sonstah,inople. and In order to mako
sure OF their chjcct:ves. they came
down to sos feet and dropped salvo
or tour bombs, hoping to reach the
Gocben. which was anchored Just be.
meath them. Unfortunately they miss
ca the vessel. but managed TO hit one
or two submarines that we're living
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
POLITICAL. PERT1stRATION
FOLLOWS IN GERMANY

LONDON, January Ga hc!atcd dis
patch from The correspondent: Of tho
Associated Press III Berlin. which Is
dated Friday. shows that there was
SreRt political perturbation following
The meeting of the rnsin committee o.:
tho Rcichs,sr that dsy, The meeting
lasted barely forty-iivc minutes, mo-
tim for adjournment hcinE supported
hy all factions except tho independent
Socialists.
Immediately on adjournment al! tho
parties entered into caucus sessions
which continued throughout; tho DAY
and until late at night. The indications
pointed. the correspondents; says. 10 an
Endorsements OF the governments at
iitudc against moving tho peace ucgu-
tiations from Egcs; l.iiorsk 10 stock
holm ny The Right. Center aud Pro-
srcssirc parties. including tho i'ac;iists.
the democratic wings Of the Nationals.
Liberals and Ciorivals and tho Schc!dc-
mann wing Of tho Socialists. hu; the
attitude in genera! Of ,hc Socialists
was prohlcmatical
The Liberal TaEcblAtI reflects tho
general attitude OF the press IN dc
clarinS that negotiations ~ Stock
holm would hc Impossible. The news
paper says that British. French and
American dinomSts and their numerous
agents arc huz2ing about Stockholm
aud would promptly weave net OF in
trisut around tho conference. ana that
espionage would flourish. king sue
rcsSful NEGOTIATIONS Impossible.
y, Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam.
tia ted TO-DAY. saws tho bitch over Erc$;
Iitovsk Sc considered to cndanccr W.
cohesion OF The Ecichs;aE majority. bui
that great efforts arc being made 10
prevent tho falling away Of the So
calls; nejcrily. The dispatch refers
10 the pos. .h!l.tr Of new ronStclla.
ton Of RcichStaS parties.
Tho Berlin Norwasrts, tho SociR'is:
organ, refers 10 the declaration by the
Chancellor Oh tho cndauEcr:Rg OF tho
peace negotiations as having fallen on
the spirit Of tho nation like a black
cloud The newspaper says the si,ua-
ton - extraordinarily serious.
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alongside her.

Turning on their tracks, they made
another attempt on the Goeoen. ana
this time, in spite or tho attentions of
number of Turkish and Gcrman anti.
| aircraft guns. managed to plant four
| bombs on the hat,leship.
ihen they few up TO a shin called
the General, which was the hcaduuar-
ters or the German staff, and dropped
TWO bombs on her, to the great con-
Slernation Of naval and military officers
assembled in her saloons.
one more TARGET, too tempting to be
missed, attracted the intrepid aviators
ana theS next made their way to that
fart OF the town where the Turkish
war ONCE was situated. and dropped
Two more of their bombs on the build
ing The Turkish official renort on the
'a'er incident quantity minimizcd mat
tcrs by saying. THE War Office WAS
moi destroyed"
Attef half an hours bombing Of Con-
stanttnorle they turned around ana
started back 10 their base Flight Com
mander Mcclellan relieving his CHIEF
IN the steering. They had not csca ped
without damage. but even after one
engine had been put out Of action
they were able 10 sc, away without
serious damage from the band accom-
ranimcn,' OF Guns below. which had
PAID them n quite Uncomfortable
amount OF Alteration
On arriving back At the base, no
fe"er than twentr-six buIlet.holes
were found In the machine. The jour
ney TO ronstantinoplc and back tGlo
milcs) occupied seven hours.
handlcJ' Rage said Engineer Lieu,
tenant Rawlings, who VAS ono OF the
party. reported that they haf no
trouble at sil with the engines. nj.
though the water i'm the RI diator botlc.;
on very hot day. lie Thought the
flight. which constituted = world rec.
ord for British aeroplancs. nhsine. md
ariators. showed the great po.sihilJ
ties OF aerial lons-distance bombing
expeditions during tho war. and also
that there we're great possibilities for
mail and freight carrying in ,imon =.
peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
ITALIAN ANIAToRS DRIVE
oIT GERMAN MatItiNI.S

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS NORTH.
ERN ITALY, Saturday. january -
Padua WAS spared another s.r .aid
last night largely through TIC daring
OF italian ariators, Who went into tho
air an hour before moonrifc aud form.
cd an aerial Gordon around the city.
meeting enemy machines as .hcr ad.
Nanccd. The encm? aNi2torS. seeing
tho heavy concentration. diverted thor
course, going 10 Mcstre. isatsanu anu
Castel Franco. whore they caused some
casualties and considerable loss "a, the
last place. British aviatorS arc 40.
inS especially good work. Their la.tat
exploit WAS the destruction IF IN On.
en-. balloon Susecuna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
SPEECH PAVEs WAY FOR
FINAL CHAPTER OF WAR
Such Is tho Interpretation Placed
Upon IL by National Leaders
i'm America.
TERMS ARE MADE CLEAR
Leader OF English Labor Party Con-
fitlent Premier Lloyd Georges .sd-
dress Will Be Approved by Ma
jority OF BritonS.

WASHINGTON. January t.-"lt doc.
not bring pcacc nearer. but !; ravcy
the way for new and hnal chapter
in tho world conflict"
This was tho first authoritative con. :
mcnt here on Lloyd Georges outline OF
the s;!ics' peace terms. The reference
10 "a new aud final chapter" means
,ha, henecfo-th the war :S 20 be fought
for the attainment Of specific aims
mich ;he United states and entente
arc ready and willing 10 announce 10
friend and enemy.
With The so-callcd German terms
published and tho terms OF the allies
made known. the war DEVELOPMENTS
have now reached stage where. 10
quote . dipIomatist. the cards arc on
thu table"
Eat the terms OF tho allies aro 80
radically divergent from tho Tcuton
terms ,hat an impossible sap looms
up Immediately. i is admittedly 4 gap
that cannot nc eliminated now. That
Is why tho l;ritish rrcmicr's outline
docs not bring peace nearer" liut II
is a zap ihs, will, and must. tc elm
mated by the cnl? mean. which now
promises practical rcsuits--mi!i;ary vic
tory.
Lloyd Georges speech. made after
exchanges of views between Washing
ton. fsr;s ana London, is rosarded here
a. ftrccful. frank. clear and siimulst.
Ing.
II shows no suggestion OF weakness
or desire for compromise. Il rejects
summarily tho German peace terms an
aounccd through Count czcrniu, the
Austro- Hungarian minister. n; tho Eol-
sheIik conference. Ii likewise spurns
any thought Of negotiating" or bar
gaining with the enemy. II serves adj
vance notice Oh Germany OF tho price
10 lie paid 10 4 fec strong enough aud
determined enough 10 sooner or later
exact il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
BlLLlON-0OLLAR INSURANCE
ON SHIPS AND CARGOEs
''em'nmS Received ~ Government
Esceedt Loses Suatainea h.
Huge Figure

WASIllNGToN, January s.--A,orh
'h"h Nl.ooo.ooo,ooo worth Of insurance
on american ships and their carcoes
haS heen issued by the 7reasurys hu-
rcan OF war risk insurance since its
creation. september >, 1914, and pre-
NUNS received by tho government have
oA''c"cd losses ny sl:,sss. 6p0. During
''t' INC bureau issued .S!s334. 900 OF
insurance. and III tho two years before
II ISSUED slS2.:o"Ooo making the total
81 Hol 49, 900.
In addition 10 tho large amount or
insurance issued" SaSe Treasury
statement, the reasonable premium.
charged ny til. government have had
iaTSc influence OIL the rates OF rri.
NAtc companies"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
WILL TRAIN MEN IN
AUTOMOBILE MAINTENANCE
snertsl Intensive Course Opens At Car.
nestc Institute OF Technoies.
for Officers
BY Associated fire..

PITTSBURGH. January United
states Army officers and prirates Sc.
lcctcd from the troops at Fort Riley
kahe.. aud Fort oglethorpt. Ga, will
ncSin an intensive course OF !nstruc-
ion IN automobile maintenance ana
1aS-ens'ne operation at the Carnegie
Institute OF Technology here ,o-mor-
row. according to announcement to-
day. The men Will remain at the in
stiiutc thirty days
Mcn VIII be detailed later from the
training camps to take courses in the
ma lhtehance OF airplancs and field
acot%!ene welding. The instruction re
ceiNed. Il is believed, Will eli,p;p.,h
,he necessity for additional training
before the men arc sent to Franco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
SPIRITED FIGHTING: ON
RIGHT BANK or oIENSl

FARlS. January 6.--Thc War ONCE
issued this evening the following state.
mcnt:
There has been moderate artillery
fro in the rcsion OF Corhcny and in
upper .tlsace and more spirited nrine
on tho right bank of tho Mouse.
Belgian communication: lin The
course Of tho day there was moderate
artillery activity IN the region OF Tam.
scarclle. DiNmudt and Mcrckcm
Army of tho East, January a.
There was some enemy ARTILLERY hrin9
i'll tho region OF Monster.
"Frcnel, aviator* bombed canton.
mcnt and convoy to tho ncr,h or Lake
rrcsha." -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
AMERICAN RED CROSS
OPENS NEW CAMPAIGN

CHARITIES. FRANCE. January g.
The travelling child hygiene exhibit OF
the American Rcd Cross opened in tho
Municipal Thcatcr here to-day Il coun-
try-wide campaign OF education. The
Mayor and project o: the town wei.
coined the Rcd Cross workers and
PROMISED their hearty cooperation.
The exhibit. tho first Of its kind in
France. is carried on Il motor truck.
J. consists ofan electro Generating
plant. moving picture apparatus, at
iractirc pictures and literature urging
greater hygiene in tho care OF children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
rERsfANs SEND DEMAND
RUSSIANS I.SAtl tTI.

PETROCiEtp. Friday, January
The Persian Char2e Ghnaircs TODAY
advised Leon Trotaky. Tho RoIsAcyllli
foreign minister that the I,crsinp gov
crnlncnt had instructed him Ia open
immediate negotiations with tho an.
thoritic5 OF the Smolny institute. the
hcadqua.ttrs OF tho Eolshcviki for tho
evacuation OF Persia hy tho Russians.
The Persian note said instructions
had also been sent Ia tho Persian lie.
cation At Ccnstantinorle for the COM
nencorneni of negotiations for tho
evacuation Of Persia ny tho Turks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
PRAISES Y. w. C. A.
Presihcnt Wilson ends Letter en- Eve
nf Mig hr',t for New
Members
international sew, su-s,ni


NEW YORK January G-Apprtuiz
;'"h OF tn. wtl:Ar" Wort, OF the y. w.
4. ~ war work council was e..
rr""es! in letter from PRECEDENT
iiso"' read tonight a ,nass-mcct-
ins TO iiiauGuraic 4 drive for si.3a0 900
in this city, with which 10 extend Tho
councils work. The letter. addressed
10 Mrs. james cushmsn, chairman OF
tho council, follows:
Ma" not express 10 YOU the nd
m'fation which |. in common with the
great hody OF my fellow unun;rvmen
nave felt for the work OF tho Y. w.
=. 4? II has responded IN tins Tim.
oi need IN The most admirai,io way Ia
the Claims uron its patriotic service.
md wish % give myself tho pleasure
on expressing MY appreciation and thA
h'Eh value ! put upon its work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-07
QUARANTINE CAMP
Three More Deaths From, Meningitis
Responsible for New Rule At
Camp seauretard.
.in,crn.,ions, Ntws nu-.,r,

international News Bu..au1
ALEXANDRIA LA. January Coon
rany guarantees were ordered at CamI,
l'cauresard to-da! following tho an.
nouuccmcnt that ,rc had been three
deaths 1T the base hospital from men.
nights during the past twcntyfour
hours There now are thirty.four cases
OF meningitis Vt the camp. Twenty
deaths have occurred. In tho city OF
Alexandria ono death from meningitis
waa reported. that or child whose
sister now Is under treatment