The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-04

hardt announced satisfactory progress with the new paper mulching
ARMY TO HELP LOCATE DRAFT DEL1NQUENTs
HONOLULU, March 31-Judge Banks, assisting United States
district attorney has asked the army authorities for help in rounding
up IO men who will be questioned as to their reasons for draft dein-
quency.
SENATE TURNS DOWN HUME FORD
HONOLOLU March 3l-Asa committee of the whole, tn. senate
today voted unanimously against the confirmation of Alexander Hume
FORD as promotion committee director.
SUGGESTS KUHIO MAY RESIGN AS DELEGATE
HONOLULU March 31-The Advertiser says that the report
sign to run for mayor at a special election, and R. W. Single run for
delegate as republican and Raymond the democratic candidates, is
neither confirmed nor denied.
CANE PRICE COMMISSION BILL TO HAVE HEARING
HONOLULU, March 3l-The senate judiciary committee, late
p pS Iiep f mr a sm comm ms Ronnt taa4 6% Dr a neI hapge on Sins or Kussers bill
cs' Some members feel that the provisions of the bill are too drastic.
HoN6 HG + II M1- Suggests < 81 81 SPECIAL SESSION
many matters remain for consideration" Views elsewhere taken are
that a special session will not be necessary.
KOREANS STARTING REVOLUTION AGAINST Japan
HONOLULU, March 30-Honouu Koreans have received a
saO pern aTom Shanghai in M5nlb saying Ss h Ko5eads R have formed a provisional
into the home land from MAanchuIia daily. A great demonstration took
place at Seoul on March rs and 20, with casualties on both sides.
BILL READY FOR IRWIN BEACH PURCHASE
HONOLULU, March 29-Attorney-G General Irwin has completed
a draft of a bill appropriaing $4,000 for the purchase of Washington
calling for the appropriation Of 100000 for the purchase Of the irwin
Estate beach property for a war memorial. The bill provides for Swear
CONSUL WOULD ABOLISH LANGUAGE SCHOOLS
HONOLULU, March % japanese COnsulGeneral Moro, speak
ing unoHlCldHy, suggested a foreign language courses be introduced
IN the public schools of Hawaii, automatically aboishing the present
language schools The plan was offered in a ~Star-Buuein interview.
SENATE HOLDS DOWN HARD ON APPROPRIATIONS
HONOLULU, March 2S-The Senate has passed the general bill
which now goes to the House. Numerous changes were made in it, but
the total is only $4,3l4249, or but little more than when it came from
the Governor.
HIGHER DUTY ON SUGAR PLANNED
HONOLULU, March Pa ~Star-BuIedn special dispatch from
Washington indicates that the republicans are planning an increase in
the sugar tariff.
AUSTRALIAN PREMIER VOICES IMPATlENCE
PAKlS' April Premier Hughes, of Australia, in a speech,
criticized the slow methods of the peace delegates, and insisted it is
necessary to make peace quickly so rs not to allow Germany ever again
TO do what she did in 1914.
ALLIED TROOPS TO ADVANCE UNLESS GERMANS SIGN
LONDON, March 3l-The Evening News understands from a
reliable source that in case the German delegates refuse to sign the
peace treaty, General Foch will be authorized to order the Allied armies
along the Rhine to advance.
MISSIONARIES NOT IN KOREAN POLITICS
SEOUL Korea, March 2S-Missonaries here told the Associated
Press that they are free from completely with the independence troubles
in Korea.
VOLUNTEERS FOR FOREIGN SERVICE TO BE CALLED
WASHINGTON, March 28-The war department is prepared to
call $4,000 volunteers for service in Europe as relief men for the ex-
Pedtionary forces, on a basis of a Swear enlistment.
ITALY WOULD HOLD UP PEACE SETTLEMENT
PARIS, April Premier Orlando, comforting with President
Wilson before the council of four convened, insisted that Ital's frontier
question TnmCt he settled III IL r =