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HAW \IIAN LEGISLATURE
HAS A BUSY SESSION
HONOLULU. T. H. March IT>— R>
A. I*.— Facing a program of construc
tion that will keep it fully occupied
for the 00 days of the session, the ter - j
ritorial legislature of Hawaii has con
vened here.
A bitter fipht is expected over Speak
er L. H. Holstein’s reapportionment
bill, which w'ould increase Honolulu’s
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We operate tke I orgeat Pur _M «Mdt of tM fdaoddet.
strength in the legislature and reduce
the representation of the islands of
Maui an 1 Kauai, which no change for
Hawaii, Mr. Holstein’s home. The pro
posed reapportionment is based on the
population of the different islands.
Rumors of a combine by Kauai and
Maui representatives to defeat Mr.
Holstein for reelection as speaker
have been current in political circles.
An appropriation of more than $3.
000,000 will be sought for the improve
-ment of Hawaiian harbors, to pro
vide for the great increase that is ex
pected in Pacific commerce. It is con
sidered improbable that the legislatue,
will take action to increase i
gross would be required.
School teachers of the territory will
ask the legislature for an increase of
one-third of their present salaries.
Senator Chillingworth ia advocat
ing an appropriation sufficiently large
to place the College of Hawaii on n
plane of equality with the best main
land universities.
With the support of governor Mc
Carthy. pledged in n recent statement,
advocates of woman suffrage for Ha
waii are confident of victory.
Tn declaring his attitude toward
suffrage. Governor McCarthy said:
I think that the Hawaiian women
are more entitled to vote than the Ha
waiin men and I am very strongly ir
favor of women suffrage in this ter
ritory. I have found that the Hawai
ian women take a deep interest in pol*
itics and in my opinion they are more
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SITUATION
SERIOUS IN
ALLEUROPE
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PARIS ,March IS- Frank Vander
lip, noted banker of New York City,
investigating conditions in Europe,
says that the European production has ,
ceased and unleaa resumed speedily it
will be impossible to comprehend tVe
chaos which may ensue.
“America especially/* says Mr. Vau»
derlip, “does not comprehend the ser
iousness of the European situation.'
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RISES
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< L0NDON, March IS— A dispatch
today from Moscow says that the Rus
sian Bolsherikism has named a new
minister known as the lateraatiennl
Commissary to promote a plan for a
world's Communist resolution. Botshe*
viki leader Moors has been named as
the new minister and he has bean ris
en unlimited financial and political
powers.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL MEN
DECORATED ET BRITISH
WASHINGTON, March l$-«y k.
P.— Surgeon General Ireland has heaa
notified that the British (oremmeat
has decorated M American army med
ical officers sad met fer hramfy dot'
lay tha war.
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