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ers.ard, most naturally, to industrial
and economic leaders, In every
crisis before us he viii be deciding
factor. and every sensitive person is
sure that the months ahead are heavy
with crises. To leave this tremen-
dous element to shift for itself with.
out sympathetic interest from the rest
OF the population will be the height OF
unwisdom. Many shouted for the
khaki-ciad and quarreled with one an
other for the privilege OF ministering
to them who today are inclined 10 be
not only negiectfuI. but contemptuous
os the returned soldier. These men
cept gratuities. Already they are
banding themselves together that they
will be warriors in the struggle where
no war-drums sounds. The American
Legion is the soldiers own ,organiza
ton. 1t has tremendous possibilities
before II. Its creed looks beyond the
mutual interest OF its members to the
duties and obligation of citizenship. to
the maintenance OF Americas debt In
humanity. and TO loyalty TO every
principle mp to which this nation has
been built Church, nor club, nor
fraternity. nor civic nor commercial
organization should withhold good
will and support from the legion. It's
self-determination merits everybody's
cooperation. Nine thousand Denver
soldiers. constitute notable division
OF our community forces"
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There .- more Ca;arrh 81 this s~c,ien
of the country tnan all other diseases
put together. and for years IL was sup
posed to be incurabie. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
TO cure with local treatment. pronounced
II incurabie. CatarTh 10 a local disc aSe.
greatly Influenced BY constitutional con-
ditions. and therefore requires eontbtu-
tonal treatment. Halls Caiarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured hy + J. Cheney &
Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is constitutional
remedy. IL taken Internally and acts
thru the Flood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Huae-sd Dollars re-
ward is offered for any cas-. that Hans
Cafarrh Medicine fails TO cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY a co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 15c.
HaIFs Family Pills for constipation
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Rassick Items

A. VanderIinde, William Smith, F.
L. Smith and w. s. Seymour went TO
Canon City Wednesday The Van
derlinde team Stalled on the first hill
south of Cottonwood hill and Mr. Van
derlinde carried some sacks of wheat
to the top OF the hill thinking he
could do this and get to the top Of the
hill before his partners could catch up
and help him, but Mr.. Ziemer Of Wet
Mcuntein valley came up and his team
becoming frightened at the sacks. ran
away barely missing the fence on the
west side Of the road. Coming into
the road again near Mr. Vanderlinde's
team. they ran into them and stopped.
Luckily neither men nor horses we're
hurt, Only the tongue OF Ir. Zie-
mer's spring wagon was broken. Tenn
porary rerair- were soon made and
all were able TO 20 on their way. glad
it was no worse.
The roads are still pretty bad yet.
and not much hauling can he done.
William H. Morris went 10 Florence
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American Legion
Community Life

In an editorial written by David II.
Fourse on the American Legion for
the Rocky Mounrain News. and pub
lished in that Journal some tin'e ago,
he says:
There remains from the great
war an element that must be rcck-
onine feature OF community and ma
tional life during the next two gen.
erations. The soldier young and i'm
pressionable. was torn from the moor
inss OF home and FIRST associations and
set in surroundings new and chal-
lenging- rs group he Is a puzzle TO
politicians. religious and social work
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Remarkable Case of
a Kansas Woman

Atehison, Knns. About twenty years
af6 ] hrst commenced taking Dr. Picrcc's :
Invorii' Prescription for displacement and
pthor foinii,iIc weakness. The first hbif
dvscn do-rr gave me great relief, and by tie
iiioc finished the htrt bottle felt stronger
taken this medicine whenever ! hnyo felt
rundown weak nr nervous and II has
always lnveu fDe the desired relief, ] nm
very flnd Ia frconiD,'nd 'Favorte Prrrriis-
ton As . wosnED- ssai friend, '--aihs
lI)h IltKNEh. iiie n. 10th b.
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A Nervous Breakdown

kansas City, hans. :-'Dr. PieTcc's Iav'
orito Prescription brought me through
worry critical period for which shall always
be very grateful and | am glad to tell Of IL
that other suffering women may take my
advice and try the Prescription had
severe nervous breakdown, caused by
woman's trouble. Doctors called il inhnm-
NATION. doctorrd for about FIVE years with
very little help. l sAw Dr. Piercc's medicine
advertised and was so discouraged that |
was ready to do anything for relief. Mt
once got both the .Fayorite Prescription
and tho Golden Medical Discovery J.
think / took about a dozen bottles but IL
was surely worth il as II restored me TO good
health. curing me Of al my ailments"
MRS. LUCY FOREMAN, SID s. Pack
ard ST.
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For Peace With Mexico

Senator Fall has been regarded as believer IN inter
vention but his telegram to an American residing III eN
The senator asserts that he opposed to armed nterven-
lion bv the United States and that it Is his purpose 10 90
everything to bring about amcable adjustment OF The
troubles between the two countries As his telegram WIS
approved bv the other members OF the ran commit
investigating the Mexican SITUATION ms views must
be construed as in agreement with theirs.
1t was Senator Fall who introduced the recent Joint
resolution requesting the president 10 break dlplomatc
might easily lead to conditions than ever With
drawal of diplomatic representatives from that country
would leave Americans the border without any
nroecon whatsoever. compel all American TO return
to ths country and abandon their interests the
Rio (Irande A diplomatic break without recourse TO in
tervenon would be of little benefit to the United States.
It's moral effect would be lost on the MeNlcans.
No one wants armed Intervention in Mexico if it can
be avoided with honor TO ourselves. If Senator Fall and
others in close touch with the Mexican situation lind
for amicabe adjustment, they Will have
pshed wonders. 1t is hoped they will srcceed.-Star
Journal.
Christmas will be here the 25th of December And
here's hoping YOU also here to greet it.
No use for your wife TO shiver with cold these coal
less davs seaskin coat had be had for as low $500
TO $1,000
When woman negects 10 change her mind ii is
pretty fair evidence that there is mind change. i
Picking flaws in other people is great sport. 1t en-
ables one 10 forget his
The wise man speaks good word for others. The
fool prattles only for himself.
CaImncss breeds good Judgment and admraion but
cxcitability breeds only pity and contempt
Weare profoundly grateful that all men do moi think
alike. They viii not all want 10 tell us how 10 edit this
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Well Known
Kansas Woman

During middle lie
l became all mn.
down, weak and ner-
vous. ] took Dr.
Pierec's Favorite
Prescription and il
brought me througL
this critical period IN
splendid health. ]
have also taken the
DR.. Picrcos Golden
NJ dical Discovery
asa blood tonic aud
for the liver and
found it equally ns
nd 10 recommend DIR.
MRS. " NJ. OCkER.
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Christmas will be here on the 25th of December. Ar
here's hoping you are also here TO greet it.
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good. ] am ulWnVs glad 70 rccommond .IJrl
Pierce medicines. MRS. " VI. OCkER
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No use for your wife 10 shver with cold these coal
less davs seaskin coat had be had for low $500
TO $1,000
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When a woman neglects TO change her mind il is
pretty fair evidence that there is mind no change.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-29

Are you mr. is often answered
"Oh l'~ only cold" rs If cold was
a matter of little consequence, but
people are beginning to learn that a
common cold is "A matter not to be
thrilled with. that some Of the most
SERIOUS diseases start with cold As
soon q the first indication of = cold
appeal take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Remember that the sooner
you get rid of your cold the less the
danger, and this remedy will help you
to throw il OH.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-29

The Eastern shore Gas 4 Electric
Company ha, coscd fvc-ycar con
tract for The lighting Of The city of
Cambridge. Marl land, with electricity.
T. is understood this new contract
provides for considerable additional
lighting in Cambridge. and tina, the
Mayor and Council Of the city pur-
pose to make aCmbridgc one Of the
best lighted cities on the Eastern
shore
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-29
BLADDER TROl BILE.

Am 81 years of AZ, and had a very
bad case Of enlarged prostate gland
and bladder trouble Through treat
mcnt with d. Greenwood, have bccn
entirely relieved Of all my conditions
j. W GRIFFITH.
223 Ccdat St.. Cambridgc, Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-29
RIIEI MNlISAI.

My wife had been laid up in bed
since early this year with Rhouma-
tenn Aftcr treating with Dr. Green
@ood. She is now feeling good.
j. u. SHAUN.
r. T. y. TO- Westminster Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-29
SPECIAL ATTENTION 70 THE
TREATMENT or

liycr stomach. Lung Heart. Throat.
skin. Kidney Bladder, rheumatism,
Goitro. Piles. Blood and Nervous Dis
eases Of Men. Women and children.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Officers OF New Gun
Club Division Named

AT a meeting of tho new Gun Club
division of the Maui County Fair &
Racing Association, held last even.
ing in the chamber of commerce
room, officers were elected and details
of the plans for getting started were
discussed.
The officers elected are-Geo. S.
Aiken, president; p. H. Ross, vice.
president; E. r. Bevins, secretary.
treasurer; Young Ting, field captain
and game warden.
This body of officers, with C. d.
Lufltin, member of the county fair &
racing association directorate, will
form the executive committee of the
new division.
The executive committee was in
structed to take up with the main
organization the matter of securing
and installing traps and other equip
ment needed for trap shooting.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Waikiki Ball Team
Invited For New Years

The Waikiki Athletic Club baseball
team will probably be the one which
will come to Maui for the New Years
series of games to be played in con-
nection with the big race meet At
the meeting of the Athletic Division of
the Maui County Fair & Racing AS
sociation, held on Wednesday evening,
the secretary was instructed to ad-
wise the Honolulu aggregation that
$3.50 would be allotted to cover the
expenses of the visitors. The Waiki-
lis had asked that their expenses be
guaranteed.
The Waikikis ball team is said to
be one of the strongest teams in Ho-
II, lulu, having only been nosed out of
the seasons championship by the
Braves. The plan is to have a series
OF three games played during their
visit.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Kauai Wants More Maui
Cement Than Can Be Had

Maui cement is on the market as a.
commercial commodity that will hold
its own with any cement made, and
the first consignment for Kauai has
recently come to McBryde, says the
Garden Island
The capacity of the mill is $50 bar
rels a day and it is being run to it's
full capacity to keep abreast of its or
ders.
The principal ingredient of cement
is limestone of which Maui has an
unlimited supply in its vast deposits
of coral rock.
The enterprise undoubtedly has
great future before it because of the
advantages which this home product
will have over the imported. Heavy
freight charges will be saved, it will
De available on short call, and it will
be a superior article.
We heartily commend the initiative
and enterprise of Maui, and congratu-
late them on their success.
And that reminds us that we have
vast deposits of lime rock on Kauai
miles of it in the Mahaulepu region
east of Koloa. And in addition to
being an excellent lime rock it is
also rich in silica which is an impor-
tant ingredient of cement. Farther
more it is of easy access, the quarries
being already connected up with the
Koloa plantation railway. The Cham
Der of Commerce, or some competent
individual should look into the mat
ter.
AS we go to press We learn that
there is a cement famine on, and that
none can be had on the island, in Ho-
nolulu or elsewhere. In their distress
the Lihue Plantation sent an order
for 400 bags to the Maui factory only
20 be advised that they could not fill
it--had more orders on file than they
could fill. Another argument for a
10, a. factory.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Japanese Base Ball
Player Is Drowned
Popular Kahului Boy Washed From
Float While Bathing With Com
panions At Waihee Body Recov-
ed After Long Search

Unable to swim, Kaneichi Manta, a
well-known and popular young Japan.
ese clerk OF the Kahului Store, was
drowned last Sunday afternoon at
Waihce, when q big wave broke his
hold upon a log upon which he had
been supporting himself in the surf
A companion who was washed from
the log at the same time nearly
shared the same fate, but was rescued
in semi-conscious condition.
Young Manta was a we'll known
base ball player and was one of a
patty of young Japanese, most of
whom are members of the Asahi base
ball team, who were picnicing on the
Waihee beach on Sunday. When the
accident happened the companions of
tn" unfortunate boy were forced to
see him disappear beneath the waves,
being unable to render any aid.
The tragedy produced a great stir
in the local Japanese community, par
ticularly as it was not until the fol-
lowing day that the body was located,
Hundreds of Japanese dropped their
work and flocked to Waihee to take
part inthe search A reward of $50
was offered for the discovery of the
body, and this was finally earned by
Joe Kaiama, a young Hawaiian swim
mer. who finally located the corpse
in a pool of water some IL feet deep,
and brough il to the surface by div
ms.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Six Basket Teams
Start Play Friday
All Junior Players Basket Ball AS
sOciation ReOrganized-New Se-
ries Will End Dec. 26- High
School Enters Field

A series of junior basket ball games
with six teams contesting, will start
in the Alexander House Gymnasium
next Friday evening, November 21.
1t will continue, with two games each
Friday night, until December 26.
This was the outcome of the meet
ing held last Wednesday evening at
the Gymn, at which the Maui Basket
Ball Association was reorganized, with
C. A. Puck, president; w. H. McDon-
aid, vice-president; and AL. Refs,
secretary-treasurer.
The teams entered for the series,
with their managers, are-Maui High
School, P. A. MacCaughey; Wailuku
Trade Team, Herbert Rodrigues;
Chinese. Young Ting; Gymnasium, A.
p. Low; St. Anthonys, Francis Hama
motto; Wailuku Athletic Club, Geo,
Cummings.
The players must all be under 10
years old to qualify.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Army Looking For
Camp Site On Maui
Chief Of Staff Much Impressed With
Kula District-Would Be Recupe-
ration Post For Troops From Oahu
zen. Morton FavOrS Plan

Unless something unexpected arises
to upset present plans, Maui will soon
have the distinction Of being one of
the chief recuperation posts for Uncle
Sans army in the Pacific. The plan
has been under consideration in the
Hawaiian department headquarters
for some months past. 1t is under
stood that Major General Charles G..
Morton, department commander is
strongly in favor of the proposed
camp.
Major Edward F. Witsell, chief of
staff, returned to Honolulu last Mon
day night after spending three days
in personally looking over prospective
sites for the camp. If one is finally
decided upon, Major Witsell stated, it
will undoubtedly be located in the
Olinda or Kula section. While not
intending to speak authoritatively on
the plans for the camp, he gave the
impression of his belief that such plan
would be realized as soon as a def
mite site was decided upon and ar
rangements made for leasing the land
necessary.
The idea back of the project is a
camp or permanent post located on
the higher lands of the island to which
the troops from Oahu may be sent in
companies or battalion for a week or
two of rest, recreation and change of
environment and climate. Major Wit
sell was enthusiastic in expressing his
conviction that some of the country
he visited is ideally adapted to the
purpose
For number of years the army has
maintained such a resort post near
the Volcano on the Island of Hawaii,
and while this may not be abandoned
it has various drawbacks which would
be avoided on Maui. One of these is
the distance from Oahu and cost of
transportation. Another is an undue
amount of rainy weather on the Big
Island
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Owls Plan Program
And Dance At Paia

The Order of Owls is preparing for
an entertainment and dance to be
given under it's auspices on Saturday
night, (tomorrow) at the Paia Orp-
heum. The show includes local talent
and nothing has been spared to make
it a grand success.
The first part of the program will
bring out number of musical stunts
quartet singing and steel guitar
solos. A comedy act will follow which
gives promise of carrying the audience
off its feet. A number of violin solos
by AL Refs will complete the program,
Miss Eva Rodrigues will accompany
Mr. Reis on the piano. The dance will
commence about 8 o'clock.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
FOreSterS' Ladies
To Organize Circle
First Meeting Selects Officers Final
Organization And Installation In
Few Weeks - Honolulu officers
Coming To Conduct Ceremonies

At a well attended meeting of
ladies and members of Court Valley
Island No. 9239, A. o. F., held last
Sunday evening in the X. of p. Hall,
Wailuku, it was formally decided to
organize a circle of Companions of
the Forest, and a charter has been ap-
piled for. The new circle will be
known as Valley Island Circle. This
organization is the women's branch of
the Foresters' fraternity, to which,
however, Foresters are admitted as
honorary members.
Sometime during the latter part of
this month it is expected that an ini-
tiating team from one of the Honolulu
circles will arrive for the purpose of
conducting the Inauguration ceremon-
les and installing the new officers
These officers have already been
selected as follows Mrs. A. Garcia,
chief companion; Mrs. Carl F. N Rose
sub-chief companion; C. F. N. Rose,
financial secretary; Mrs. Joaquin Gar
cia, treasurer; Miss Gussie Silva, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. NJ. G. Pas
choal, left guide; Mrs. NJ c. Ross,
right guide; Mrs. C. P. Bento, inner
guard; Mrs. Stephen Lake, outer
guard.
A committee was appointed to draft
a set of bylaws to be reported at the
next meeting. 1t is expected that the
new circle will start off with a mem
bership of about rs.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
LANAI PLAYERS TO
ARRIVE TOMORROW

Honolulu's successful amateur thea
trical aggregation, the Lanai Players,
who will appear at the Wailuku Orp-
heum next Monday night in the clever
comedy "a Pair of SiXes," is expect
ed to arrive either tomorrow morn
ing or evening. The play has been
most successful in the city. Those in
the cast are-Mrs. Roger Burnham,
Mrs. Frances Reed, Miss Marjorie
Guild, Miss Katie Singlehurst, r. A.
McNally, r. N. Burnham, and Watson
Ballentyne.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Annual Meeting OF
Teachers On Nov. 28
Interesting Program Prepared -Puu-
meme School To Serve Lunch
School Survey Head May Be
Present.

At the Kahului Community House,
on Friday, November 2S, the day fol-
lowing Thanksgiving, the annual meet
ing of the Maui Teachers association
will be held The meeting promises
to be the best by far of any previous
ones, and much interest is being mani
Tested by teachers throughout the
county.
The program committee, consisting
of B. o. Wist, H. NJ Wells, and l.. l..
Summers, has prepared a very inter
esting program, both instructive and
entertaining. 1t is hoped that DR..
Frank e. Bunker, of the federal school
survey party, may be on Maui at the
time and make an address, but this is
not definitely assured.
The problem of luncheon has been
solved by the offer of the Puunene
school to prepare and serve a MONDAY
meal to the teachers.
The officers of the association are
+. A. Brown, Puunene, president; F.
w. Hardy, Makawao, vice-president;
Frank Martin, Puunene, secretary
treasurer.
Following is the program as ar
ranged for the coming meeting:
Survey of Citizenship Work on Maui
Robert A. Judd.
Relation of the Kindergarten 20 the
Public School-Mss l.. Merriman.
Piano Duet-Misses Webb and Rus
sell
Playground Work-Miss Georgia
Thayer.
Preparation of the 9Th Grade Pupil
for High School-Paui MacCaughey.
Bird Lesson-Misses Crowell and
Aop.
Spoken English Discussion
Grade Receiving-Miss Edith Rus
sell, Paia.
Grade Miss Blanche Coates
Spreckelsville.
Grade II-Mrs. Flora B. Brown
Puunene.
Grade III-Miss Jessie d. Storie
Hamakuapoko
Grade IV-Manuel G. Anjo, Maka
wac.
Grade V-Miss Annie V. Crockett
Wailuku.
Grade VI-Miss Mary Ash, Maui
High and Grammar.
Grade VIC. S. Putnam, Lahaina-
luna.
Grade VIII-Miss Clare Stevenson,
Kamehameha III.
Mob Singing.
Address-Dr. Frank F. Bunker (not
definitely decidedly
Ladies Octette-MrS. Moohni, Miss
Mae Dunn, Miss Carrie Dunn, Miss
Lillian Whitford, Miss Lily Apo, Miss
Elsie Crowell, Miss Gertrude Seong
Mrs. Lucy Furtado.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
County Asked To Help
Finish Federal Survey

In order that the federal school sur
vey may be completed. an additional
$4,000 is needed. and Superintendent
Vaughan MacCaughey has asked the
Maui county supervisors to supply
1870 of that amount.
The matter came up at this weeks
meeting of the board and was re-
ferred to the county attorney for
opinion as to the legality of such ap-
preparation.
The appropriation made by the
legislature for the survey has been
exhausted. says Mr. MacCaughey. and
unless the additional money is forth
coming the work will have to be drop
ped in an uncompleted state.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
NEIoHBoRs' QUARREL
NOW IN COURT

j. R. Medeiros, Jr., charged by Mary
Pomba with assault without battery,
waived trial in the Wailuku district
court on Wednesday morning, demand
ing a jury trial. The alleged assault
is said to have occurred last Sunday
afternoon on the way home from the
base ball game. 1t is said the trouble
is the outcome of neighborhood
quarrel.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
FINNS TO FURNISH
TROOPS AGAINST PETRoGRAD

HELSINFORS, Nov 1.-THE Baltic
states conference adyices say that
Finland has decided to aid Yudenitch
with 10000 volunteer troops in an at
tempt to take Petrograd.
This may interfere and perhaps
perhaps bring an end to the Baltic
states efforts to reach an agreement
with the BolsheYiki.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
DEMAND NOW FOR cATo's
RETIREMENT

HONOLULU, Nov. 1.-THE reor-
ganization of the league is demanded
and that Viscount Cato resign the
leadership of the Kenseikai party, and
quit public life, following the criticism
of the Hara ministry, charging petty
politics, says a Toxic cable to the Ha-
waii Hochi.