The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-02-07
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HONOLULU FLU" REPORT
CBy The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, February 6-Thirty-6ve cases of influenza were
reported today with two deaths.
VENEZUELA RELEASED BY SHIPPING BOARD
Cy The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, February Among four steamers released by
the shipping board turned back to owners was the Venezuela, at San
PROCLAMATION FOR HONOR OF ROOSEVELT
By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, February o-Governor Mccarthy issued a procla-
nation today calling on the people of Hawaii to give one minute, dur
ing which all traffic and occupations shall cease and people stand in
silent meditation in tribute of Roosevelt. The time fixed is 3 O'Clock
On Sunday, and is effective throughout the territory.
SOCIETY OF NATIONS COMMISSION MAKING PROGRESS
Qy The Associated Press)
PARIS, February 6-It is officially announced that the society OF
third of its work.
WILL TAKE STEPS TO DISCIPLINE GERMANY
(y The Associated Press)
PARIS, February 6-The Paris Main says the supreme war
council is to meet at Versailles on Friday to take measures for imposing
on Germany the full will of the Allies because OF the unwlIngness
of Germany to carry out the armisice terms except under certain
conditions.
MILITARY GETS READY TO KEEP ORDER IN SEATTLE
(y The Associated Press)
TACOMA, February 6-Commanded by Major General Hayden,
800 soldiers left Camp Lewis for Seattle today, accompanied by 80
trucks carrying provisions and ammunition. Camp officers stated the
mobilization has been halted in consequence, and passes to soldiers
wishing to visit Seattle are being denied.
HOUSE WOULD BUTT INTO IRISH AFFAIRS
Oy The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, February 6-The house foreign affairs COM
1nittee has favoraby reported a resolution expressing the hope that the
peace conference will favoraby consider the claims of Ireland for the
right of self-determinaton.
TRIBUTE OF SILENCE TO ROOSEVELTS MEMORY
(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, February ]Governor Mccarthy will issue a pro-
eanaion for a minute of silence 1t 3 o'clock, Sunday afternoon, as
a tribute to Roosevelt.
PLANS MADE FOR INTERISLAND AIR SERVICE
(y The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, February 5-Sergeant-Aviator Jean Servanho is
here with French, having interested local business men in proposition,
will leave on Friday for the mainland to select a type of amplane for
a regular Honolulu-Hilo service.
hi each trp, and making the trip in ~ hours with 10 passengers.
GRAND JURY TO O. CITY N IN
DEPARTMENTS
Cy The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, February Judge Ashford instructed the grand
ments especially the purchasing methods. He took action because of
the Thomas Cummings tire scandal
JAPANESE DOCTOR HAS FLU" CURE
(y The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January 31-Dr. Uehuma announces a cure for
and "fu'. He claims to have treated 90 cases in the last
instantaneous. He will offer the formula to the board of health
tomorrow for nothing and will also make it public. He wants no COM
pensation.
HOLLINGER sTARTs ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT
By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU January 3l-Ben Hoinger has sued the Star
Bulletin for $4,000 for libel.
SINGLE 70 FATHER OMA SUFFRAGE
By The Associated Press)
~HONOLULU January 3l-Senator r. w. Single is having At
torney General Irwin prepare a measure granting woman suffrage in
Hawaii without a referendum being taken.
CITIZENS RAID BRINGS RESULTS
(y The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January Sion evidence obtained by citizens in
recent raids on gambling joints, the grand Jury today returned indict-
ments against Fl Chinese.