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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
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I,,d" nonrI,,c,I LIZ Germans and sur
rnupdcL IN. Polish dnminions.
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,,m,,,rx ,vrn,..bt hy C;rruauy shall be-
49,, 30, rio,, r,,,,, ,;,-r,..n .ss,ts 70 tho
ox,o,,, ~ II nnr ann nnn --an.s or I'D To-
:, r,rrb I.r.,.- sum il Germany docs not
rc,rrn Tho machinery ard tho materials
taken from Hnla;:urn. belgium believes
that she should I've paid first h"ra':sr 81"
was thu frs, invaded. bcc2u3" her h"N-
trality was violated ard h"Cnus" *ii"
has suffered nor" from icsroilati"n
tba1 any other country in the war.
Belgium. having rrassrrt"d her indie
n,ndenc. and thus "r:lrrE"d from her old
.t.,n ~ Neutrality desires from Holland
,hc lcrt bnnk Of tho Schellt and the pen
ineuI, ~ N1aostrirh. which nrotrudrs
into EcI1-,an I.imhurc. Belgium also
vii, assent to.a plcbiscitc IN I.uxcm-
hourg to decide whether that country
wishes 10 toiu Belgium or France or to
retain its autonomy.
The foregoing may be considered the
extreme claims Of belgium. They como
into conflict with Holland. which resists
nnv infrinCemcnts Of the frontiers ask;
I'd for by the Belgian anncxationists.
The government of Holland appears
willing 10 revise the Schcldt navigation
treaty SO that Belgium should enjoy
equal rights with Holland.
japan enters the peace conference, as
Baron Maxine. the senior delegate. has
said with no territorial ambitions in
China and that rs to TsinE-Tau. ''Sh"
will hand it back to China under tho
Terms Of notes exchanged between China
and Japan in May. 1915" This is inter
Tain certain former German concessions
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WANTEO-Agents
ROOSEVELT Memorial Book illustrat

ROOSEVELT Memorial Book illustrated.
World War History. pictorial. These
books having enormous sale. Our agents
doing biggest business. Get with livest
houSr. Best terms. Outfits free. X. l..
Phillips Publishing Co. Chicago. ILL.,.
Philadelphia Pa. Atlanta. Ga. waco
Texas, Denver. Colo. Butte. Mont. Adj
dress nearest office. 1-%Ig
WANTED-Agcnts Of good appearance
10 work in the city. Salary ct. COM
mission. Steady employment to righ,
iartics. Call at once. w. a. Henry. End
floor Intclligenccr Bldg. )a-3l-p
WAWTED-Three gooo agents TO e-iI
household necessities on the INSTALL
nent p,aA. Best OF goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly {. +.
Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main st mr-l2-tf
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BRAIN TESTS !
BY SAM LLOYD !
Ton Minutes To Answer TltS
No Or

Here is 4. n"ni ltlilr problem iEv"lv
InE our dealings with III" druggist and
"A" grocer. as illustrating their rcSrrc-
tive methods Or weighing goods.
VII" can toll what Is tn" lowest nUm-
h"r cf pounds iha; can l." We shrd by
both Troy AMI .iyorduroIS. without; III
v"!viaf; r":rr,i,ins Of ;,run'.S"
ANSWER To Nr. -
Twonty-sa'v"n different 'r!anEl"s II
larI"d si2"S could h" fonnd IN that
Egyptian ,l"~iiu. w:
Sixteen smallest. seven 81 ;hr m'Ni
largeS ..izr: thrr" az II" sizes SILL!
larger and N" largest trianGl" cnn;a!n-
irC All rt tn. others.
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SIDE TALKS
HER LECTURE VOICE.

There Is one interesting thing when
the war has done Ia women. "hich
dors not mean 10 say only ono. sup
pose books might be written on tn"
various ways in which tho war has on
tered into and changed III" lives Of tn"
women OF every o:hrr country IL TIL"
world
But 1t means 10 say that on" small
but interesting cffrct has drawn my
attention recently. refer 10 the a"-
uuisiIinn Of the experimenting habit hY
tho woman who. before the war. never
mud" a speech IN her life.
Just As Our Telephone voices Are
Different.
I fell TO talking the other day with
u chance acquaintance on Runway
train Via the war. the talk drift"d to
pulIticS and Ia the need Of cleaner city
government. and all Of sudden her
Noic" changed and | b"ramc c"nSc:"NS
that / xaS no longer 4 chance acr'iA'nt-
anCr hu. hud hrr"r" an audience. GU
ila,, heard tn" way III" voice OF some
member uf your family will totally
change. how much Swretsr. more care
fully pitched and more impressive 1t
will. become when. IN III" middle of
conversation. she is called 20 III" i"i"-
phone. If you hadn't heard her r"!'-
phone voice before. You would scarce
L. believe II was the same 2volc" that
had Just been raised in family CONT
r"r>Y Well the change "f ;hIS w"-
man :, voice Was just A. striking.
ihuugh nf 4 somewhat diff"rnt naturr.
II tool; an an iinrcrsonal note. an audi
..nv" mote. Moreover tho words sh"
used wrr" different and thr nn!" or
her DISCOURSE instead Of beng CONVEX
sniinnal. became instructive" and lH*pl-
rational In fact, | realized AT once
shat WAS being addressed instead 81
being tnlil,rl -.
Tow the war preGTeIl women
Forth.
Something wh.rh she let drop in her
conversation sarlc me- Il rhnnc" 10 pta'"
this woman ami ~ meeting som" on"
from her hnm" town afterwards / n
CURED about hcr and found cut mat
lust what | had inspected! was 'rH".
Sh" belonged =" fin" old family. WIS
Women before he war hnd h""n mostly
~ n" housekeeping trr". hut that 81 "n
IA" war cant" She had ;mm"l'1t"lT be
CON" "uGacv,i IN activities Of on" :i"r'
- nnntl"r The town hal h""n "rEAh-
..:"d for way work. the Red t'r"sS F''''
cha ptgr had "a IL" enlarged. meetings
i.,d ia l." held for this ntIrp"%" and lha'.
Shr. soon learned tn got up "m TIA" N'R'
form anI speak. and IN thr nalnr"'
rr,irs" II events sh" had h"rnm" q. per
f~"tly ".lf- 1"ss""s"d publ" Speaker.
lust wonder how many women th''
orc stands Tor. 1Tuu'lr"hs VI 'h"uE'h"E.
7 fancy. NrI wander <+what tMHF
VIII do with their public a'oiC'@ Will
tho keep th"in fnr discussions % rhl'-
ties Or will They 20 on uSin; th"m
On The platform. or will they gradually
los" them" Who can tell:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
FOR SALE-"6S acres in Tuscarawn
FOR SAIE-nGS

FOR sAGE-c6S acres II niscaraw3s
coun:y. Ohio. / mile from Por, Wash.
;nSton. on Tan Handle L. T. tndcrlaid
with ".jnS Of coal. tracts OF timber
! bank barn lhv6i. harm 4oN6n. ! SIX
room HOUSE. Will ~ai"r"d, lots OK !ruit'
nearly 500 n,.a"h trees. plenty of apples
plumS. pears And cherries. Close 10
churches and s,:i"nl. Will soil m easy
'rnymcn,s. /. l.. EuEa. owncr Ne"
r'um"rS;own. Ohio. Ja-.?-i
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Rooms

wANTED-Narricd couple with grown
son, desires two rooms FOR light
housekeeping within walking distance OF
18th street. Address L. c.. care OF In
telliscncer. giving full particulars;
jazz
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FOR RENT

FOR aAIE-Sccond hand one h. p. 1o-
bart electric meat grinder. Bargain.
Gus H. Mcdick. 1921 Market ST. Phone
S4G-J. l-i-l
FOR RENT-Furnshed housekeeping;
rooms, per week $3.50 up. Range,
bath, phone, 1929 Chaplinc. ja-23-J
POE RENT-Niccly furnished rooms
modern convcnicnces. in business CEN
ter Of city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
cor bldg: ja-13-t(
FOR RENT-Onc large ligh; front room
End floor, Market street, steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfurnishcd.' Inquire
end floor Intclligencer Bldg. ja-l3-u
FOR KENT-Splendid room 6U by 70
feet, sky lights, steam heated. suitable
for photograph gallery. OF other busi-
ness. Located in business district close
TO depot Apply TO Peter Boyd. Wheel
ing lntelliEencer, 1905 Market street.
Wheeling. d-o-tf
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stream. This is in accord with French
desires. since if A!%acc-Lor r;linc be-
comes French from Basln northward
and ndrn"nGcnt' buffer states should be
erected out OF tho ra.at.ratc and Rh:in-
ish Prussia. as suggested b. Marshal
Fuch. il would hc necessary 10 neutral
IL" thr Rim" If this were done II
would give Switzerland an outlet 10 tho
sea.
Srandinavia--Thc territorial aSpira-
tons Of the thrcr Scandinavian powers
arc considered MODEST. Denmark wishes
to annex that par; of northern SChlcS-
wig inhibited rrndnminartly by Danes
but has not asked 10 regain the prov
incoS Of Srhl"ew:E and 1I"lS'rin iak"n
f@'m Denmark ~ PRUSSIA in tn" war O.
1854 or 70 extend hc- frontiers south
ward 10 ;hc EicI canal.
Norway has "crtain 7r7irat!rns -
S7it%hcri;cn or part Of It. bat is not
pressing th"Sr claims cn"rGrti"Hlly.
4 strong Socialist mov"m"rt IN Sw"-
Don favors thn union with Sweden Of
40 Alnnd islands. winch NJ" regarded hv
~" Sw"dca as ~" naval key 10 Stock
holm Swedish Interests in this con
n"rrion ~" in conflict with thn~" ot
Finland Soy"r"irn;v over ~" islands
has h"lcnrod 20 Finland since Tho fA'l
nr tho Ruecian :upcrial roTornrNrt.
N0'hinr I7s h"cn heard since tho col
la3e" of Germany Of earlier Finnish
mans 20 s"curn ~ outlet bv n" annex
7tjcn or parts of Russian TaT"lia. lyrrr
between FINLAND and Tho Mr!'7Hn coast.
ard cvrn &C adjacent Firmark. which
belongs 10 Norway. This contention on
tho par or Finland iod n tho land'"c
"f allied troops ~ Murmaneh :" Prevent
tho ,nc;arl.ehnrrt o" German submit
rln> barc in tho Northern seas.
The delegates 81 tha liz" powers VIII"
viii S'raiciiic1 out This rl"ruS "f rival
interests arc obliged also to TAX" in:n
consideration IN" passi0nat" racial
Claims as w"ll Is ;hr history o. all f;l!-
r,Tr" for centuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
WANTED-To Buy Farm

WANTED-To buy farm: Of from TO
10 acres. with house and buildings in
good condition; rust be on Elm Grove
car line. If you have omethiaS Tor
sale orrito 1T once. Address G. D. h,
care Ir.clliEcnecr, 1905: Market Street,
Wheeling w Va. Jh-2s-tn
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DIED

wATnSs-On Friday. January 3ist.
. 1919. nj 3clj O'Clock p. M. At the
North Wheeling hospital. WILBUR ".
WATKINS. son Of ;hc late Charles Il.
and Rachel Anne (Marsh) Watkins. III
tho 2Gih year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No.
IN Broadway. on Monday. February
3rd. ut . o'clock p. NJ. Friends OF
family invited 10 attend. Intermen
at Greenwood cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SALE-A bargain, $50 acres or 3+S
acres all or part New room hhousc.
also tenant houses. splendid bank barns
4GxGu. = others %5X45 and 2nN3U. We'll
wa:crcd and plenty OF fruit. { miles
south Of New CDm"rStown. at Guernsey
Station. Penn. K. r. Station located on
farm. About 30 acres wheat, 50 acres
meadow. las acres good pasture; tracts
second growth timber. Address the
owner. T. l.. f:uSa. New C"mcrstoWn.
Ohio f-"-g
FOR SALE-.6S acres in Tuscarawas
county. ohio. | milo from Port Wash
ingrrn. an Fan Handle Z. l.. Ind"rlaid
with veins Of coal. two tracts of timber
bank barn iOXGn. barn 40X6h. six
room house. we'll watcrci. lots of fruit.
nearly 500 peach trees. plenty OF apples,
riums. pears and cherries Close to
rhurrhrs and school. VIII sell on easy
payments. f. l.. EuGa. owner. New
i'nnrr3town. ohio. f-3-g
ZOE SkLE--A GIarSa.n. ESQ acres or 3is
acres all or part. Neg room house.
ais" trrant houses. splendid bank barn
irxG0 rr'crG 3hyi5 and :"oN3h. Wen
watrrrd and plenty of frlit. miles
south nf N"w t"in"rs;Gwn. ut Guernsey
Station. Tcnna L. 4. Station located
on farm. About 80 acres wheat. >
acres meadow, l35 acres good pasture: "
tracts second growth thinner: Address
'h.. uvurr. T. J.. EuSa. New I"m"rs-
town Ohio. la-s9-l
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WANTED-Salesmen.

solicitors; house to
house canvassing. Apply TO /. Boyd.
TntclligcnCcr office. JAZZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

BERHY-On Saturday. February !, 1919.
AT $40 O'clock II. III. OF Influenza. at
III" ohio Valley General hospital. JOHN
CHARLES. cider son of Charles II.
= and Ida NJ Berry.
Funeral s"rv!"rS nj the family residence.
40. 72i Main street. Monday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock. Intcrmcnt Greenwood
cemetery.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LARGE profits IAN h" mad" in tho stock
market If YOU permit yourself 20 he
guided by specialist. Address j. l.. 3.
Boom I'll Six Wall Street. New York.
I-3-C
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ou" lot Of timber. standing
on farm. beach. sugar and oak. bar
ga!n Tor uuiei sale. Enquire Of VI. NJ.
Thrill. phon" 71h2 Ring -, Woodsdal".
f-3-
FOR SALE-coRNER LOT IN SOUTH
WHEELING, SUITABLE FOR BUS1-
NESS HOUSE Or DWELLING. SPLEEN
DID LOCATION. REASONABLE. T.
J., CARE INTELL1GENC GER. ja-li-m
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Maya Baltimore. Md. Sunday, Feb
ruary >. 1919. at S:3n o'clock q m, -.
T.. NAY, in his 63rd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WAETEp-Liccnscd blast furnace en-
GINGER. Steady work TO sober. steady
n1an Apply Mcke.frcy Iron CO.. bee,o-
MA Ohio. Jd-""-4
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REHTHART-On Saturday. February !.
1919. al her home. Coraopolis. Pa.
AUGUSTA REMNANT. in the i',h
year Of her age.
Iimcral upon arrival OF E. & o. train.
duo here at 1913 u. IN. Tuesday. Inter-
mont 1T Mt. zion. Friends invited 10
attend and may view remains 1T GEM
ricry.
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WANTED--FeInale

wAHTED-Ftrst class canvassers.
straight weekly salary. Inquire MISS
Robinson, Mcclure Hotel. f-3-l
WANTEp-A girl for general houscworS
and cooking. Apply Mrs. Geo. Hewitt,
No. 90 Walnut Ave. Woodlawn. 1-l-i i
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WANTED-Male
wAHrEp-Saiesmcn on commission foi

wAHrED-Saiesmcn on commission Tor
Kenworth Mems Overalls. featuring
Governor Fastener Attachment. instant
" adjustable At an ankle Safeguarding
taces. Advertising campaign. with ex-
elusive agency to best retailers; making
his excellent opportunity for overall
statesmen to get the line for selected ter
rtory Write for particulars kcnliWor,h
f-3-S
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MISCELLANEOUS

FORTUNE making" $40 secures mem
bcrship and full pro rata interest in
five great Burkburnrt, fortune making
Gushcr oil wells. Big opportunity. Act
now. IAbner Davis. trustee, Wichita
Falls. Tex. fiji
WAETED-Ecrrcts. Will buy healthy
ones. W. G! Sedan, 10 18th ST.. City.
ja-3l-i
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LATIENTS PARK FACILITIES, UN-
CLEAN STREETS, FILTHY WATER
PROVIDED CITIZENS.
TALKS ON NECESSARY REMEDIES
Fee EXISTING EVILS AND BE-
LBVES RELIEF FORTHCOMING.
TAKING IN OF SUBURBS ESSENTIAL
TO FUTURE PROSPERITY OF ALL
CONCERNED SAYS SPEAKER.

"Gr"atrr Wheeling" was tho topic
That called forth a most abr 7rrscn,a-
lion "f III" them" hy Mr.. y. w. Tnul. OF
! ~" Wheeling Stamping Works. al tho
M''HS sunday morning club AT III" I'm
! i"anu"i BAPTIST church n the Y. VI. G.
\ lmsid.mg AT 90" y"sIarday. Mr..
| l'HEl si'oi," IN part rs follows:
1T does no good 10 say that Wheel
inc Is; handicapped NOR" than other
| cities by local conditions, the surround
| ini hills and lack Of facilities. wheel
| in; is h"r" and that is where "" have In
, begin in our "m,!"av"r for Il greater and
! better city.
1T has hccn. found that We can do
more collectively than Individually and
! frat il Tho only reason for a'city ever
! h"lag planned and inhabited We can
| d. Nor" collectively FOR convenience.
comfort and safety. When on" speaks
| II IN" "itys IL f"r'%. II" is not knocking.
when observer and speak Of defects in
my line Of business as n manufacturer.
! ann not knocking bat simply discover
uc things that would hH better for the
business 70 rcctify. Unless We discover
these things and r"ciify them. We u"T"r
:" forward: "" 20 back.
''Whr"I,n-. rs an industrial establish
Mont j. frankly speaking. going down.
h"rr AT things that should y" altered.
"" han" IA public parks nor have We
streets ,hhat ar" cit :" rid" on. nor have
We 4 wttrr supply that is anything moro
than l'cruid filth. Every man n a city.
because J." is y rari 81 thr city. is re-
sT"usihlc for this condition Our city
h""cnl"S just what :hc average man in
il wants it to b". or docs not want 1t
n BE-. Wheeling Is decidedly backward.
other communities have provided these
facilities and forgotten about them.
They hav" boon 50 ordinary In tho conf
munity's development. Wheeling has
never even provided them. What's tho
matter?
We have city form or government
that is prngrcssir" and Informed. II
will provide in tho immcdiat" future =
splendid program for city development.
\ water commission haS been appointed
and will recommend shortly an adequate
:il;riL;irn plant. This would have been
done before nut Il was discovered THAI
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NOTICE am Just out Of the army and

NOTICE. am Just out OF The army aud
need your business. ! am a tailor
and fix clothes. and make Thorn; also
clean, press and repair. Look me up.
second floor. over Woolworth's. l2l5
Market street. Sam Hartman. ja-5o-2G;
DRESS WE'LL AND SAVE MONEY
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
TX USED FINE OvERCOATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, 1923 MARKET ST, ALSO BUY
CCCOrD HAND CLOTH 20. o.l0.H
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-18

One of the troubles of the world is that it has too ma
We needs that conflict with one another.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-18
IS MAUI OVERLOOKING a BET2

A resident Of Honolulu who took notice of the Maui exhibit at
the Territorial Fair in a letter to the Commercial Advertiser in the
big city points out that Maui by her characterization of the exhibit
of chayoe as pig feed is overlooking a big bet in the edible food line,
and advises Maui farmers to push the growing of chayote for other
purposes than feeding pigs. The letter is as follows:
"The chayote, better known in Hawaii as the Portuguese squash,
is a vegetable that deserves to be more widely used, for crtainy there
is no vegetables approaching it in deicacy of flavor.
Seeing an exhibit from Maui at the Fair and hearing its virtues
eNtoled as "pig-feed' reminds one that David G. Fairchild brought the
chayotc from Egypt twenty-five or thirty years ago and wrote a bull
letin about his discovery. The self-same chayote is common in the
New Orleans markets and is sometimes shown in the stores catering
TO the better class fruit and vegetable trade in New York and Wash
ngton. The San Francisco trade knows and appreciates the chayote.
Hence, to refer to it as pig feed seems rather to elevate the pocnc
pets privileged to fauen thereon.
"As the proof OF the pudding is in the eating, the proof OF the
chayote is in the way it is cooked. To get the full deHcacy OF flavor
it must be steamed in its own juices. Peel it, remove the one big
pumpkin seed, cut in cubes, add salt, a dash of pepper and a little
butter, and let it simmer in a covered pot forty minutes. If your
Oriental cook mashes the chayote, or add water, or any other condl
ment or sauce,-hre him without notice. He deserves hanging but
servants are so scarce these days one must conserve the supply Get
the chayote habit and let the pigs go without
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-18
ONE OF MAUPS NEEDS

There are several things that Maui needs to keep herself up to-
date and abreast of the rest of the world, or even her own islands.
Probably the most important of these is the establishment of an auto
mobile club, for the roteCtionandasIstanc OF the motorist, pedestrians
and residents. Honolulu has an automobile club, Elo has an auto
mobile club, and it is time that Maui had one, not only in order to
be upto-date, butobecause such an organization is vitality needed on
this island.
An automobile association is primarily for the protection Of the
and improves the island for residents and visitors. If a stranger should
how to get around the island without a guide for the reason that your
roads are not adequately sign posted. An automobile association sees
to the posting of leIbe instructive road signs. An automobile associ-
alton watches the condition of the roads and keeps its members in
formed of travel conditions; it posts signs at danger points for the
benefit of the travelling public. An automobile association assists in
legislation looking toward the upkeep of existing roads and sends a
pathfinder out to open up new and better routes. Wherever you find
an automobile association in a community there you will find good
roads, adequate directions and a maximum of motor travel An auto
mobile association looks to the prosecution Of vioaors of the traffic
rules and also the establishment of rules that can easily be observed
by all, 1t might be of interest to Maui News readers to be reminded
that within the past month there have been five automobile accidents.
The state Of California is the motorists paradise, for the reason
that the automobile clubs of both northern and southern California
have made it so. Immediately after a storm the auto associations
pathfinder car is sent out to cover all the roads and make a report Oh
their condition. This report is published Immediately and thus acct
dents are avoided. Dangerous curves are noted and signs posted there
on. Temporary routes are established during road repair work, and as
soon as a new road is open the travelling public is Immediately notified
are published.
Would not such a service be a boon to Maui motorists on this is
land of long distances and scattered populations?
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-18

The whole fault lies with the Island
Electric company. They do" not
furnish us enough power to keep our
machine going right. The power
keeps fl~uctuating and one second the
light on the picture will be fine and
the next it is out. We are helpless
to control this and have repeatedly
complained to Mr.. Blair but he states
he can do nothing as he is not EN-.
powered to make repairs to install
new equipment.
Many people wonder why Kahului
Theater has such a beautiful light on
the pictures and never has any
trouble. The whole thing in a few
words is that the KahuIui Theater is
supplied with juice from the Puunene
Mill and not from the Island Electric
Company. | am as thoroughly dis
gusted as the people are and | can
not blame the patrons of the Wailuku
Orpheum for feeling The way they do.
There is only one way out for US and
that is for all the people to sign a