The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-01-03
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BRITISH DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE
(By The Associated Press)

BRITISH y EL e .S,t 10 pno6
LONDON, (OhSial), January british delegates to the inter
ing, Trde, Malat, Howard, Crewe.
Advices say Lord Cecil delegated to go to Paris in connection with
the league of nations. The peace conference expected to begin January
SENATE TIC nc PR PRQ 3I;Gj SH5P PPIIS, BOARD
WASHINGTON, January THE senate commerce committee
voted voted to extend Investigation ig to Hog Island ship yard into what the
shipping board accomplished.
FORD y IT T. 2S e {. SOME PPRoF1TABLE
DETROIT January 1.-THE Ford company declared 200 percent
dividends to 100000 stockholders.
coLD WAVE WIDE SPREAD
CHICAGO January below zero temperatures recorded in the
midwest, with Clearing weather in Colorado where IS degrees below
zero was registered.
BERLIN DANCES AFTER 4 YEARS
BERLIN, January 2-For the first time since the outbreak of the
war Berlin danced on New Years eve. The streets were crowded with
merry-makers.
GERMAN T 1HS T3a s. sURRF Hr6sE; TO POLES
WARSAW, January 2-Fighhng continued at Posen between
Polish Sdsha and Germans. The Posen fortress has been occupied by Poles;
10000 Germans were disarmed and 6 German regiments which refused
to surrender have now been surrounded in barracks, Young women
and boy scouts are aiding Poles.
WILSON ENTERS ITALY
ROME, January president Wilson'S party arrived at Modane,
France frontier this morning.
OAHU DEMoB1L1zATIoN STARTS SOON
(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, January Local demobiization will probably be-
gin about January Is, in accordance with previous orders,
FRENCH IN CONTROL IN BUDAPEST
(By The Associated Press)
PARIS, January 1.-Two thousand French soldiers have entered
Budapest says a Zurich report. A detachment has occupied Karoyis
castle where Won Mackensen is interned.
HUNS WEIGHED (p ATRS a Associated B Press3 DELIVERY
LONDON, January Correspondents report that Germans dam
aged many airplanes before the evacuation of Cologne.
OCCUPATION RULES AS lax As POSSIBLE
LONDON, January General Foch told a German delegation to
his headquarters at Luxemburg, that regulations were lax as far as
military exigencies would permit, He spoke concerning regulations sus-
pending intercourse with populace in occupied area of Germany.
PADEREwsKI GETS WARM WELCOME
~ CBy The Associated Press)
thronged streets, sang songs, and strewed flowers. Troops surrounded
the pianist to prevent threatened Bosheviki attacks.
SAVING CREW OF NORTHERN PACIFIC
NEW YORK, January "A life boat loaded with troops from the
stranded Northern Pacific capsized in the surf. All were saved. Later
a line was gotten to the transport and the breeches-bouy operated. The
ship is in water IS feet deep, with her bottom in 6 feet of sand.
SENATE MAY CALL FOR TELEGRAPH REPORT
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, January 2 senator kellogg has introduced in
the senate a resolution to have the interstate commerce commission in
vestigate the wire and cable situation and recommend a future policy.
The resolution will be considered tomorrow.
cARRANz A. GETTING f: me-, tA 5Ss:E POWERS
WASHINGTON, January 2-The Mexican congress state depart
ment reports, has granted special powers to Carranza to raise and lower
import and export duties at his discretion.
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, January 2, Senator Johnson, in the senate, pro
tested against further shedding of American blood in Russia.
WOMEN NOW TO VOTE IN SWEDEN
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, January ELECTORAL reforms in Sweden pro-
viding for universal suffrage Of women, irrespective of taxabilty, are
described in cable.
LLOYD GEORGE ISSUES ULTIMATUM
(y The Associated Press)
an opportunity for present British government to change the countrys
face. Lloyd George declared that unless the government does its best
to fulfill it he will not remain as its head but will go back to the people
for another mandate.
w. S. PREPARING. O WORLD OMMERCE