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A KATZ
Phone ioos-J. 1900 W. Fourth S
jyiS lm
DR.. Victor D. WaShburn
Has resumed tie practice Of medicine q
S22 Washington Stree
Phone 1872. augl3iii6
ROOms FUM nEAI
EOR RENT - TWO UNFURNISHEI
i roong Apply 3oi West St. augl2-2
EOR SECOND STORY FRoN'
room Apply III Rodney St ausl3-5
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. AP
Il ply OH West ST. jy2l-tm.
EOR RENT SECOND STORY FROM
Il r9om. Apply 122G Market ST. augi2 81
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. 1lO
Jefferson 81. augl3-2t.
EOk RENT - NEWLY FURNISHED
Il rooms; board if desired. 7l3 East
seventh st. auglS-li-lG.
IFOR RENT-THREE LARGE. UNFUR
nished rooms on second hoor. with gas
and bath. SO6 Jefferson ST. augl3 II.
EOR RENT - APARTMENT. FIVE
rooms, first floor. bath and large yard
Apply j2T T.. Seventh 81. augl2-2t.
EoR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED
u rooms with gas; use Of bath. 3OO5
Monroe st. augl2-3t.
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED Rooms FOR
a housekeeping rooms for gentlemen.
"ul = west -. augl2-lm
EoR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
a light housekeeping. Apply 122l Mar
ket St augl23t
NOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
room. in private family for one or two
gentlemen. 903 Gilpin Ave augl2-2t
EOR RENT THREE UNFINISHED
1 rooms, bath, porch. Apply 1O5 y Con
nell St. augl2-2t.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LODGING
or housekeeping private family 1923
West Seventh ST. Phone 1908 j augl2 81.
EOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED
rooms on first floor. Apply 80 East
seventh st. augl2--t
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM IN
private family 2il3 Tutnall st.
NNA - -lNs
FOR Rent TWO FURNISHED FRONT
=, rooms for light housekeeping. 233 y.
St. aug11-f.
FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
y room for gentlemen. 400 Washington
9'lee'' aus'-pt
EoR RENT FURNISHED ROOM FOR
a, "a gentleman, ON second floor. Az West
= nlll - Jy"l-l-t'
EOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
a for light housekeeping. S21 Lombard
street jy2s-im.
EOR RENT-NEw AND FINELY FUR
! nished rooms. 5o1 East Fifth st.
Jy-o-lh
IFoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
Apply COS Poplar St jy22-tf
EOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping: also rooms for
nen dodgers. Apply GiS French street
augi32t
EOR RENT -UNFURNISHED. FOUR
u rooms, bath and electric lights. hot
md cold water in one room H. West
''sH'u ~ Ausl"-"t'
EOR RENT -FOUR ROOMS. ELEC- /
u tric lights. gas bath. hot and cold
water: private family. 2t3 Poplar ST.
augl- =.
IVOR RENT-vERY LARGE ROOM: CAN
L accommodate four or six easily. with
hoard; beautiful location come
i9a augStf
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SHNWpOOING. sCAIP TRTATNTNT
BUSINESS OPPORTUYITY.

SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURING COR
~ poration wants capable men 20 estab-
lish branch ana manage statesmen. $500 10
Sl500 necessary, You handle own money.
VIII allow expenses to Baltimore N YOU
will qualify For particulars. address See
retary. ilG y. Howard St., Baltimore, Md.
jams wed-tf
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ROOMS WANTED.
LOST AND InlINn
! TRUSTEES stLE or REAL ESTATE
TRusrEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ATGTST aaRn NM ~ III ,

by virtue Of renewed order " the or.
phans Court, viii be exposed 10 sale. at
public auction or vendue
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PROPOSAL

PROPOSALS -- SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received until Saturday. August
l6. 1919, at p. NJ. for the erection and
completion Of two dormitory luildings for
the State Institute for Feeble Minded near
Georgetown. Delaware. The contractor shall
give price for two buildings or for one
building. at the option Of tlo commission
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from Wallace r. Hance, Architect. aOf w
oath ST. Wilmington. Del. upon a <iept sit
of 500 same 10 he refunded iu full on re-
turn Of drawings. accompanied by bid
The commission reserves the right 10 re-
iect any security and all bids Bids to be
sent 70 Mrs Selden s. Deemer New Castle,
slaware Signed
aug5-1Ot WALLACE f. HANCE.
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The want ads Of This newspaper are
me great Information bureau Of the
labor world.
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II TTW nNTI7- n
Attorney for Petitioners.
STATE on DELAWARE. NEW CASTLE

STATE OF DELAWARE. NEW CASTLE
COUNTY SIS.
BE 1T REMEMBERED. That on this
eighth day Of August. A. u 1919 personally
came before me- Charles II. Grantiand n
Notary Public for the county and State
aforesaid. Morris Turkenetch and Ida
Turkenetch, his wife. parties 10 the fore.
going petition who. being hy me duly
sworn according TO law do dcpose and saw
that the facts set forth in the foregoing
petition are true TO tho hest Of their
knowledge, information and belief
MORRIS TTRKENETCH.
IDA TTRkENETCH
Sworn % and subscribed before me tho
day and year aforesaid
CHARLES II. GRANTLAND.
(Not1rial SeaD Notary Public
auglS-e0-1T
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ron SALE.

EoR SALE-CABINET GRAND PLAYER
u piano. III W. 10Th ST. augS-6t
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FOR SALE
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.

e--~-----.-.-------.---~>-.-.-
GTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All To Whom These Presents NAV
Come. Greetings
Whereas II appears to my satisfaction.
by idiy authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedinCs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of All the stock
holders deposited i'm my office the Blue
Hen OH Company, n corporation Of this
state whose principal office is situated AZ
200 Market street. In the city Of VIII
mington, county of New Castle. state
Of Delaware. the Delawarei Registration
Trust Company being agent therein and
IN charge thereof upon whom process may
be served, has complied with the require
nients of the Corporation Laws Of the
State Of Delaware. as contained i'm 1915
Section ] TO 2l0l, Section 1877. Chapter G5,
of the Revised Statutes Of 1915. as amended,
preliminary to the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE Or DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. J. Everett G. johnson
Secretary Of state Of the State Of Della
ware do hereby certify that the said cor.
poration did, on the eleventh day Of August.
A. n. 1919, file In the office q duly eye
cuted ana attested consent. in writing 10
the dissolution Of said corporation exc
cuted by all the stockholders thereof which
said consent and the records cf the pro-
ceednps aforesaid. are now on lle In NV
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. /
have hereunto
: set MY hand aud
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. at
Secretary's Office Dover this tttb
1850 Delaware 1i9j day Of Aug. i'm
19n the year OF our
Lord. one thou /
sand, nine hun I
dred and nine /
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
auglSlt Secretary of State
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G4RAGF- RFPAIRjNG- 10RFS


GEND US YOUR OLD TIRES, NO MAT.
~ ter what condition they are in. You
will not recognize them. We specialize in
yllcanizing. Work guaranteed Empire
Double Tread Co. S27 Shipley ST auglb-lrr
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NOTICE
Wilmington. Delaware,

July - 1919
TO IHL STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIII
MlN6IoN NORRIS PLAN COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting nt the stockholders Of The vii
ininsioh Morris Plan Company will be held
az the Office Of the company. in the city Of
tweniy ninth day of August. 1919. al 4
. clock T. NJ, for the purpose of taking
INTO consideration am agreement entered
INTO by the directors 81 this corporation
WIN Wilmington Morris Plan Bank,
through the directors of the last-named
corporation. for the consolidation and mer-
ger OF said two corporations.
ItL WllMiNGION NORRIS
PLAN COMPANY
by ALfRED u. WARNER. JR., Secretary.
Jy3l augG i3-20-27
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BU sINEsS CARD.

RAGS. NEWSPAPERS. METALS. FUR.
niture; mems clothing and all kinds
nare NJ Frankel. successor to IT Sloan
Asdison ST. d. d A. o719-W. jy1g-Cm.
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EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
Secretary Of State.
Received fox Record July 80 1910.
FURMAN g.. COLE. Recor

STATE OF DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. IS:
Recorded in the Recorders ONCE at
Wilmington. in Certificate of Incorporation,
Record Y Vol. 10, Page 3l5. etc. the SOtb
day Of July. A. u. 1919
Witness my hand aud Official seal
augG-13-20 FURMAN 4. COLE, Recorda,
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TYPFyyRIIFRs


I A. SMITH, REBUILT TYPEWRITER
d. Exchange. All makes sold rented and
repaired. Also Check Writers and Amco
Adding Machiner = w Seventh St second
floor. Phone 1851 or 2775. dec13 Tyr
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NOTICE.

4 FIER THIS DATE I WILL Not BE
\ responsible for any bills unless con-
-,,ec,ed by myself. Daniel Thomas Hall,
'io Lord -. augll 3t.
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iDRlNATE SALE or HOUSEHOLD
furniture. sO7 Jefferson st. augl3-3t.
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NIP WANTED.

\NANTED-CASHIER, MALE OR FF-
male. for SUNDAYS only. Apnlv Riker-
hegeman Co, 4oi Market ST. augfa-2t
HUNDREDS MEN.WOMEN WANTED.
100 year; Government office and
outside positions: list free Franklin
institute, Dept 43S, Rochester. y. y.
aug4 Pm
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win be given hv
NoTIcr no oREnIr0Re'

or Bv His Attorney
Attest; NORMAN 7. CROTCH Clerk G.
Wilmington. Delaware July -, 1919.
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STATE OF DELAWARE.

STATE OF DELAWARE,
Onice Of Secretary Of State
L EVERETT e. JOHNSON, Secretary Of
state of the state Of Delaware, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
frue and correct copy Of Certificate Of Re
duction Of Capital Stock issued by the
"DFARBORN TRUCK COMPANY" as re-
ceived and filed In this Office the twenty
ninth day Of July, A. ID. 1919, at o'clock
NJ
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PAUL C. L'AMOREAUX.
Notary Public
Cook County III.
my commission expires January H. 1921
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF

PAUL. G. L'AMAREAUX,
Notary Public,
Cook County, Ill
(NIv commission expires January II, f921)
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WANTED BARBER; S25 a WEEK.
W Apply Michael Julian. so Fast
leyenth St ausll 81
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MOLD LOFTERS WIN

In Harlan Departmental League
game yesterday afternoon, Mold Loft
defeated Boilers. to I.
SCORE By INNINGS.
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NOTICE on REDEMpTIoN on

=
WlLMt NHIoN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PCT GOLD BONDS
Dated MAY 18th 1909
notice Us hereby given that Wilmington
Steamhoat Company, New Jersey Cor
norntion. has elected and doth hereby
elect To redeem. aud on October I. 1919. will
redcem at par all of its first mortgage
% per cent gold bonds now outstanding
under the mortgage Of the fifteenth day of
May 1902. 10 Iifr Equitable Guarantee and
Itust company. as Trustee. by depositing
with said trustee for payment 10 the hold
crs. the amount Of the principal Of said
hohds, ana an Interest due thereon. as pro
riled on the face Of said bonds After
October ], 1919 Interest on said bonds will
cease.
The bonds. together with all interest
coupons appcrtaining thereto. should be
presented 20 the said trustee in the city
OF Wilmington, State Of Delaware. ON or
after the above mentioned date Of redemp-
Any holder or holders Of the said bonds
desiring 10 do so may. az any time pre-
vious 20 the nrst day of October. 1919. pre-
sent their bonds with an coupons apper-
tanning thereto 10 the said trustee and re-
ceire therefore. payment Of the principal
or said bonds aud an interest due there
on % the date NJ presentations
EQl TABLE TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Wilmington, Delaware.
Dated August ii 1919
lugld 10 20 % - 30 septG-i3 20-91
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WANTED

w AN ED
Man and wife, man as helper.
wife as matron, for Rockford Hall.
This is desirable position for an
active, middle-aged couple, with
good references. Apply
JOS. BANCROFT & SONS CO..
Employment Bureau,
Rockford Entrance.
aug6-d.
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r ABoRERs wANTED-4o CENTS PER
Il hour. Apply Stewart Wiley Co,
Eleventh and Orange SITS. augil-3t
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HELP WANIEp-MALE

5~ASfsfsD- BOYS ro SERVE AFTER
W noon papers. Apply 315 Shipley St
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TRUsTEE's SALE or REAL ESTATE
AUGrsT 9sRD 81 ieto H''N AZ IN

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court viii be exposed 20 sale at public
auction or yenduc
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:
In this character we have a strong
viii backed by physical endurance and
muscular strength There is great per-
sistcnce in carrying out plans and the
only fault is a tendency 20 go 10 ex-
ifemes. The mind is original, with high
ideals and dominant in control Of peo-
pie and events. The birthstone is dia-
mond and the planet is The Earth. While
the birthsign is Leo.
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IN SAIl RDAl.
AUGUST BIRD. lnia AT 10 A. NJ
NJ the county Court House. Wilmington
Delaware, the following described real es-
tate late Of George H. Leonard deceased
INV west Fourth street. having n front Of
p feet and depth Of i35 feet with tbc
dwelling. etc
Vacant Tot on south slide NJ W. Fifh
lt feet front aud 100 feet deep.
For tuil description aud terms of sale
see large bills posted or consult the nm.
dersigned
AYRES i STOCKLFY Trusloc
Attest; NORMAN T. CROTCH. Clerk n g.
Wilmington. Delaware August g. 1919
augi3- 10 20 20
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TYPEwRITERS
THIlEE

rTYPEwRiTERS RENTED THREE
u months $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typewri,ers
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange second door y. W. Cor
ner Seventh and Market Sts. aug22- II.
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XoUNG MAN WITH A KNOWLEDGE
Of bookkeeping. wishes employment
Two OF three evening n week Experience
gained in the accounting department of one
OF Delaware's largest concerns. would no
nonht be valuable 10 some small concern.
address W-75, Evening Journal Office
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ATGTST 23RD 1919. AT 10 A. NJ.
m the County Court House. Wilmington
Delaware the following described real es-
tate. late Of Jonathan n. loslyn. deceased.
tn-wit.
No I COG Jefferson street with front
of 20 feet and q depth Of l9i feet tu VOL
lnston street with a frame stable thereon
No. e-4o4 jefferson street. with trout
~ u feet Inches. and n depth Of r. feet.
q inches with alley privilege. and with
3 story brick dwelling thereon erected
No. .12i3 Lancaster Ave- with front
of i3 feet inches nnd % depth of 81 feet
with privilege ~ two allevs, aud with q
two story brick dwelling thereon erected
No. i122a Lancaster Ave. with front
Of IL feet inches, and depth Of 81 feet
with privilege Of two alleys aud with %
two story brick dwelling thereon erected
For full description ana terms NJ sale
see large bills posted or consult the un
dersigned
Attendance win boz given hv
HARRY =. IoSLNN Trustee,
or Bv His Attorney
Attest. NORMAN 7. CROTCH. clerk g.
Wilmington. Delaware. July -, 1919.
NOTICE To CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the shares or
interests of Harry u. Ioslyn Elsyp !
Nounkins. Reha 7 Scarborough. William
A. Joslyn and Horace !. Joslyn. I'm tho
above described premises. will be sold ms
above set forth and an persons having or
any lien or. encumhrance against
or affecting the share and interest NJ either
or any Of said parties In said promises. are
hereby notified 70 appear and file in tho
Court IN and for New Castle county on
or after tho eighth dav NJ September 1912.
n petition setting forth ana making proof
NJ such lien or cncumbrancc, and the
lmount due thereon
HARRY 7. JoSLNN.
augI3- 10 20 % Trustee
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CONGRESS ENDS WITH WORK IN BAL MESS

IBy n ASsOcIdUeu FTeSsJ
WASHINGTON, March 4Congress finally adjourned at noon
today midst a republican fE1buster in the senate which killed many i'm
portant measures. These include the appropriation bill for railroad
administration, without which administration leaders say the railroads
must be returned to owners in April.
The army and navy appropriation bills also failed to pass.
President Wilson issued statement in which he said "A group of
senators has deliberately chosen to embarras the administration of the
government and to imperl the financial interests of the countrys rail
way systems"
Scores of Wilson's nominations remain unconfrmed by the senate
No action was taken on Senator Lodges resolution signed by SO
the league of nations. Lodge declined to comment on Wilson's state
ment and declared that three-fourths of the republicans deplored the
failure of the railroad appropriation measure.
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Latest News BY Wireless
TAFT SPEAKS WITH WILSON FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

IAFI SPEAKS With WII4OON FUK LEAGUE OF NAIIONO
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, March 4On the eve of his return to the peace
conference, President Wilson addressed a huge audience in the Metro
poEtan opera house urging the establishment of the league of nations.
Former President Taft spoke first, and Wilson was cheered for three
minutes, the band paying "Over There" 81 accept the invitation the band
has just played and will not come back until this is over, over there,
and yet l pray God, in the interests of peace and world safety that it
may soon be. The frs. thing that am going to tell people on other
side is that an overwhelming majority of the American people are in
favor of the league of nations. know that is true. Am happy
to associate myself with Mr.. Taft, for in this great cause he has dis
played an elevation of view, and devotion to public duty that is beyond
praise. | am more than happy because this means that this is not a
party issue, as no party has the right to appropriate this issue, and no
tparty will, i'll the long run, dare to oppose it, Intrigue can not stand
publicity, and if the league of nations were nothing but a great debat-
ing society it would kill intrigue"
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SENATORS WOULD UPSET LEAGUE OF NATIONS
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 4-Senator Lodge introduced a resou-
ton proposing that the Senate go N record as opposing the approval of
the constitution of a league of nations as drafted, and favoring the i'm
mediate conclusion of peace without awaiting the working out of the
league plan. Senators Martin and Swanson united in opposing TN
animous consent for the immediate consideration of the resolution.
Lodge read the names of 81 senatorseect who, he said, favored his
resolution, while opposing covenant. The resolution would express
the desire of the senate that the nations of the world unite to promote
peace and a general disarmament. He proposed taking up the league
of nations after the peace treaty has been signed.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN BACKS WILSON
lRv The Associated PresSl

WASHINGTON, March 4-Represenive La Guardia, of New
York, declared in a speech in the House today, that every American sol
der sent to France will favor the plan to forever end war. He said
that soldier know what fighting is, and therefore will never tolerate the
partisan efforts being made to defeat President Wilson in his efforts
for a world society.
"This unpoitical opinion" he said, "s a question which has back
of it the whole American people. During the wal the great cry was
stand behind the President to win the war. We want to stand behind
him now and to put through an agreement to make war impossible"
F1orello II. La Guardia, congressman from New York, is a republ-
lean. He served during the war in the American aviation service, re-
signing November 20 with rank of major.
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KNOX ASSAIL,S LEAGUE OF NATIONS
(BY The Associated PreSSl

WASHINGTON, March 1-Senator Knox assaled in the Senate
today the league of nations IS striking down American constitutional
principles. He proposed a new American world organization which he
said would preserve the Monroe doctrine and save America from the
result of European intrigue and aggression" He declared the propos-
ed league would create factions which would breed war.
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81 w. o'iO 10 neieOy gwen '"d'' uiieSS
u.u A.. -
r.. ..-a. Libra
Removal of
LET Lana; pon,o,.od
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SAYS WILSON DOESN'T REPRESENT PEOPLE
(Bv The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 1-Senator Frelnghuysen, dispuhng the
assumption of President Wilson that he represents public sentiment in
proposing American participation in the league of nations, demanded
that the country be fully informed and allowed to express its decision
before the senate is asked to ratify.
Democratic national committeeman lunched today with President
Wilson, who described informally his European trip.
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ORE ENATE PESSIMISM ON WILSON'S Ian
NV The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, March 3-The league of nations constitution
was today pictured by Senator Sherman in the Senate as " a pandoras
box full of evils" which would empty upon Americans the aggregat-
ed calamities of the world" Senator Sherman crhized the President
and added that Wilson is acting either "as a usurper or a Dictator"
WASHINGTON, March 3-The President has signed a bill vail
dating and authorizing the adjustment of more than $2,500OOO for the
rivers and harbors bill.
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ILSON VII HEAR IRISH PRESENTMENT
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March president Wilson has promised meet
on Irish race convention delegation in n. Y. tonight where the COM
mhtee will probably present a resolution demanding self determination
for Ireland.
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(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 3-Retring Attorney-General Gregory
will go to Paris with Wilson a a general adviser and assistant at the
peace conference.
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WILSON HASN'T REFUSED THIRD TERN
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON.

WASF1INGION, March EKegardlng the report That President
Wilson told the democratic committeeman that he will not accept the
nomination for a third term, the White House stated today that the
subject was not mentioned. 1t was explained the President remarked
he yearned to get back.
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:"
tn Removed
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BY Authority
NOTICE
BY THE COUNTY E
Concerning Erasure of Names of Electors.

In compliance with the provisions of Section Go of the Revised
Laws of Hawaii of 1915, and any other law or laws of the Territory
of Hawaii, enabling me sc to do, notice is hereby given that, unless
good cause is shown for not so doing, it is my intention, on Saturday,
April 5h, 1919 at 10: 90 A. NJ, to erase from the General Register
(OhiciaD of Electors for the County of Maui, the names and signatures
of the electors hereinbeow mentioned for the reasons hereinbelow
given: ....Il .. ..gREagE
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HOOVER, OF COURSE
(By The Associated PresS)
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March 3-President appointed Hoover as drec-
tor general of American relief work in Europe under the new $lO0OOO-
900 European relief bill.
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WIN. FRED KAAE,
County Clerk, County of Maui.
49,
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APA WILL BACK ON EAGUE OF NATIONS?
(By The Associated Press)

HONOLULU, February 28-The Nippu Jirs Toxic cables say
that Premier Hara told diet that the Japanese constitution OF the league
of nations is incompatible with Japans ideals. He said it must be
modified before Japan would be able to join the league.