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New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
The Quick Way to Stop q Cough
This homemade syrup docs the NOrk iu a hurry. Easily pre- pared, and saves about S2.

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 You might be surprised to know that the best thing you can use for a severe cough is a remedy which is silly pre- pared at home in just few moments. It's cheap, but for prompt results 1t beats anything else you ever tried. Csu- ally stops the ordinary cough or chest cold in -4 hours. Tastes pleasant, too children like it--and it is pure and good.
 Pour 21h ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle; then fill it up with plain granu- lated sugar syrup. Or use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, nstead of sugar syrup, if desired Thus you make a full pint--a family supply-but costing no more than a small bottle of ready made cough syrup.
 And as cough medicine there is really nothing better to be. had at any price. It goes right to the spot and gives quick, lasting relief It promptly heals the infamed membranes that line the throat and air passages, stops the annoying throat tickle. loosens the phlegm, and soon your cough stops en- tirely Splendid for bronchitis. croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma.
 Pinex is highly concentrated com- pound of Norway pine extract, famous for it's healing effect on the membranes.
 To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for "21A ounces Of Plnex with directions and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis- faction or money refunded. The Plnex Co.,, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
SHE, WAS THIRSTY
 so SHE ASKED FOX
 THE FIRE ENGINES

New York. Dcc. 23.-Thc hook and ladder companies, three engine companies four deputy and battalion fire chiefs a wagon load of police re- serves and an insurance patrol were sent dasling through the streets of the upper West side early today all because Mary Behn. aged 40 was thirsty and wanted a drink of contraband brew.
 Mary explained that she paid $o to d bottlegser for a quart of Whiskey and that he failed to produce it. She could not find a policeman so she de- cided 10 ring for one, but pulled the fire alarm box by mistake. Mary was given a drink of water in the police station and a charge of dis orderly conduct was lodged against her.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
MAY ATTACK POLAND
Said to be Planning Offensive
 -Rccruitin2 Chinese Troops Rap
 idiy-BelieNcs BoIslcNism "ROotcd''

Geneva, Dec. 23.---A great BolshcVil; offensive against Poland next spring is planned by Leon Trotzl<y. Soviet min is'ter of war and marine of Russia. ac- cording to a Warsaw dispatch rcceiV- ed by the Ukrainan news bureau here Chinese troops. who are being recruit ed at the rate of 5000 a day and trained in the Soviet military school. will aid in the cam paign. it is said.
 Recent statements by Trotzky are quoted to the effect that he believes BolshcNism tC, be fairly rooted and spreading in China, where a BolsheVik revolution is expected shortly It. is declared Trotzl1y intends to use Chi ncse in carrying out his project Of an invasion of western Europe.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23

Enver Pasha, Turkish minister of war from 1914 to 1918. and 0 leader Of the Young Turk movement has been crowned king of Kurdistan the Turkish region lying between Meso- potamia and Persia. Enver, who is accused by the British of being re sponsible for Turkeys entering the war, fled to Berlin in disguise after the armistice, was arrested, and then escaped to Transcaucasia. He has been condemned to death by Turk ish court martial. but has so far eludeG his DurSuerS.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
Thc Tickle Makes You Cough

HAYES HEALING HONEY Stops the Tickle. Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough. 35C, X free box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALVF, for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group with every bottle.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
A MARTHA WASHINGTON

Sewing Table with side pock-
 cts for the material and parti- toned drawers for spools and needles, is a useful and dec orative piece that will please,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
Sfibstab umoer &risen.

II. z. Bureau al Naoigation Of.
ientliggisr Ell @eretning angaaenoe
ameritas 5onnagetab unoer arigen.
9erctningen piier al Dor SaroeIs.
ilaaoe leo iom 6slge az u.@aabfri-
gen o. andre arigaaariaser ct lab
al 1873 Sfibe paa tiliammen 354,.
449 9rutto Cons. Siocre tables 8
Sfibc. Der tibligerc tiIbsrte 6%laaoen,
paa tiIiammen 1859 grutto Cons.
iamt = iorbenp1renoe boaanolfe eli.
be paa tiIiammen 6,234 9ritto
Cons. sum ct amerifanif Stib paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

oper 10000 Cons gif tabt iom 6slge
al ari1en. Ictie bar lanfifibet,
.. y SenningS~, 10.2S9 @rutto
Cons. ser blcp torpcosrct / Au1uit
Yiuanco iilor.
Nrcbibulo 2. Nuro, ser onicc5
iom eli Grpcrt poo Sen cllelifc
Sfibaiart@ Smraaoc. oiicntIiggior
iclQcuoc Splaoer opcr &c eprilc ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

TONERS lonnagctab: Storbritonnien
o. aoIonicruc. 9,O55,66S Cons;
Norgc 1t7I.5G0 Cons; Stalien,
SCI 1873 IONS Suerigc, 26l,00i
Cons; 0anmnrf. 245,302 Cons;
Sponieu, 237,S6t Cons; Soadno,
229,041 Cons; @elgicn, t05,0S1
IONS; @ra3ilien, 3t,079 IONS Mr.
Nrro irttcr AmerifaS 5oruogetoh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

til sol OBS IONS, Ger iaaleoes life
itcmmer meo ocn ofientlige Secret.
ning ira II. z. 9ureou Of Rabigo.
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
fra Kpiteseio.

tDc Mar! lSa, lad or pl ct Sfeg moe
| bet me Iar 1919l Spao bill oct
brin9e os al Sorger % @lGocr?
8obt, at ri iutet peo!
so lilo % renil,
Cit Gag iienn
meo Sol / S~fuggebalar.
Snart Nattc liz,
% fram bet Ifrio
Sil Moreon Bib
meo Gong / Simmcloalar."
So, Sioen iarer fort; ct Iar er
life iao Ianet. Set er iaamangen
fraftig ungoom, iom IN / forrige
slar bar maattet tuee IilfeO meo en-
isrgenbe Suitru, Born eucr SorGl-
ore % Ssifenbe. Seoen er og bar
npret %baarob9not mangen Ell Sang,
enooa ben bel ogIaa fan bore bel
fonrmen for mangen en- Sioenoe og
8eiperet. Sariotten, ben ipanite
Spge, raier llemt mango Steoer eno.
MI, men ben er lieeiom life laa
polblom iom / gegpnbeliet. Sor os
Der oppe / @peoerne bar SarIotten
ppret pprre END arieen. Solf bar
gaaet / @ngit og Eine baaoe for Zig
og fine.
SS,ilen bar p9ret ieiret fer / 9pgs
ben meb Setter og Sulelog, BELT hos
Storfolf, iom ON Der life por Ha'
ton paa nogen cling, men bem Der
ont. Seq bar ppret uiriif belle Su.
len, iaa leg bar bolot mig blemme
nleb llnotaeelie at, at ieg bar hos
mime beoite 8ermer til Wiooag neoe
paa Sai1gen hos Smelmos, Eorpalo
% Inne. Ger leper De iiomerfet
gobt. 9glbIte Ssnnen Sarah, iom
er gift meo 8ari geree ira Morge.
oal, britger @aaroen for lin Sar.
Gen pngre Spnnen Sorbiprn er
sleent for ct Sirnla / ariitiania og
reiler meset. San er gift og De Dor
/ &riItimia. San par fer Sanbels-
betient paa &iufar,. SorpaIo Sme.
lamb bar arbeioet Jig fren; ban bar
Sattigmanbs Son. San bar / man.
&c Iar WiIit9r, men bar illittet og
bar nj, en- goo Yeniion. San tit MI
ogiaa ct rigt @ifte nemlig Inne 1T
irroba1Ieanne % Der bar bare 2
Barn, bum % Sllnnar, iom er ugtft
% bar @aaroen % err meget rig.
@amle Ssie Eoitmpr ligser MI for
9soen; ban ifamferte iie fsr Sltl. Sa
ban / mango glar bar pGret 8raper
pda gamle &piteseio airfegaarb
Ifulbe ban, iom panlig, CRAZE ell
8rap NOR itnber Sui. Get bar bans
iioite Irbeioe. Gn Sten, iom bolot
paa at ramle oper bans Sober, fog
han / fine Mrme, men ga ban bar
liot al @rof, blep bette bans 9ane.
San bar nriten itip, ba be fit bant
ino paa Spiotsobb; ban fit Sarmt
/ iig, bIep paffet til, % Iaa iopneoc
ban. ga ban paagneoe, pilbe ban
biem, pg ban fom biem ogiaa ON
apelben; ban bar inbe Dos iiu Sut=
fer Slime paa aalsruo og bpileoe.
San peliigner gnmle. Singer Spots
uoo, for bum bergeoe bam fra at %
/ bans @lenbigbeo, iont ban tiger.
Hu bill ban gierne %, % oct er ell
lang M%rbcibsbos, ban bar bopt pe-
iaa, ODER 80 Mar. San bar ppret
napngieten for jim Sprrfleif. "a
han boeoe paa WtoSlie, fapIprang
ban nleo Ell raif Seit % BANDIT, men
Seitens @ier lifte set life. Tl Dor
Senllen Slap paa WpSlie, BON er
gilt meo Sngebierg @iten. San er
ltGre paa blind, men er N IrbeioS-
malir, ban pgiaa. ON Sommeren
itaar ban og ta9er oo 8riis til Seier1
berfra og til 9rlunfeberg. Suitruen
S~ngcbisrg bar Ell Salpbrpr / ame-
rita, Sobn @ifen, iont bar pGrct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
BRIG iffe
8r~fbimr!
Sitter trebipe Mars Griariua bar ri
frembragt Ell Nnpenoelie for
WGno. &Dinber % Bern
belbrcDenDe Sruf.

ri TENDER ben paa FrSoe.
Spis bn hor fprisat rGften alt anoet. tom iii MIC.
Sopr nuhrs feiler bar ice bapt mine itcrite Selo.
eeno %peofctees 8upor ioaa. % iea ptl ieuoe big frit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

cvtnftnatnot Ct G. e.. Sropis. SpTnstr al s~inutnotl.
fen. gfr. Groofs helbrtotot fig itlp for Sroi for
over 30 aar iiotu 90 pattniertoe lin Sphns
belle efttr lin tetH ptrionliae G%rfarine. 6uis
liotnst nf Sroi, iriu ioaa iii Sropis
appliante Co, Tnrihaa. @if.
min iaui,rsrsbs Boa ON 9rof % oens 6sIbrsbsi,.
niisnoe min Auoeneelie pq giptnbe big 1riitr 90
slapue paa mango MsEIsfer, Der bar forisot ben pa
bIspue helbreoebe. 1tt er ei.bIittelia Sinorira bpor
ole andre teller. Suf pan. leo brustr inatn Salpsr.
iaeen S9ler. inasu Ssaue.
Ssa ituber paa prepe ipr al btpiie. Of hpab iea
Nssr or iarbt. 2u tr CONNER. oe naar ou suaana
har isei min iantrereot Boa % I1ii otu. oil oH bib:
li1.iaa ~beltiiIrct ION uiire h~urbrsher az Qatieufer.
hpis Srspe au oaiaa fan t9is. uofplo nseenf.aasue.
fris aupon % fene ben leaa. Set a. ptl prro lloeH
tnieu IN for'eaer min aHpeRoeIis tner tile.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
! w LEAGUE
FIXES SCHEDULE

gna schedule committee 81 ths
Arr,v and Navy Basketball lea9ue To-
49, s''s announced the following schedule
N m Is and including March g
march S Camp Meade VS. Reina
Mercedes ut Annapolis.
March sFt, McHenry ". Curtis
Bay at Curtis Bay
march To- Camp Meade ys: Ft Nc
Henry at TT MeHenry
march Ii Camp HOlabird vs. Reina
Mercedes al Annapolis.
March IL Aberdeen F g vs. Hola-
bird All Holabird
March 12 Curtis Bay vs.. No, Hos
pltal iii No. hospital
March lis 1T. McHenry W. Camp
Meade lit Camp Meade,
March 14No. Hospital VS. Aoer-
deem r. q. al Aberdeen E. g.
March is Curtis Bay ys helna
Mercedes at Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06

missionary centenary to raise $40,
600 900 for general world upbuilding
viii md all its facilities inadequate
To meet the situation.
The meIas were always great
spreaders Of disease IN India. Az times
as many as two million pilgrims gath
cred in one place and the administra-
ton had to detail large forces Of Brit
ish army officers to keep some sort Of
order among them Hundreds Of thou
sands entering the river ~ one time
transmitted disease germs from one
to another and later when the pill
grims returned to their villages, mall
aides of all sorts appeared III new
places.
The missionaries have long impress
scd upon the people the sanitary dan-
ger of the mela. This year the peril
was evident even to the fanatical
Hindus.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
SOLDIERS
IN GERMANY GREAT
NEWSPAPER READERS
More Than $1,000 Papers Printed In
English, Are Sent From Paris
no Them Each Day

Natural-born newspaper readers.
the men OF the American expeditions
airy force in Germany, Alsace and Lore
raine continue III the armistice Iull 10
show the same news appetite which
kept Y. Nj g. Al. secretaries busy de-
livering dailies In the heart Of the Ar
gonne Forest while the fighting was
hottest. More than 10000 daily news
papers In English are sent from Paris
every morning to the Americans I'M
enemy territory.
Al " Nj C Al. courier escorts the
papers to Metz, unloads them there,
sleeps In the station to guard them,
reloada them on another train the
next morning, throws of one-third of
them Ia other .'Ya couriers who lneet
the train at Treves, and escorts the
balance on to Cobienz The troops in
Luxembourg, Alsace and Lorraine are
served lii the same way Nothing else
the III nj. g. Al distributes at this time
liz SO eagerly and generally sought as
these papers and as large percent
age Of them are the Paris editions OF
American newspapers, It Is possible
for the soldiers to get the world news
IN English language papers almost as
soon as the people IN Paris This Ii
lii addition to great numbers of papers
from America. not 80 fresh but eager
III read
Getting the news to the Al g. II.
has been q difficult but much apprac-
lated task all through the war, ID K.
Medcaif Of the Library department OF
the III MI G. A., who has the work IN
charge. said yesterday. Recently we
received d telegram saying the men In
one division of the army of occupation
we're nog getting their papers, though
we had been sending them regularly
So we are sending them by special.
convoy wherever possible. and are
working for still more effective sery-
ice LIN December we distributed
1856, S45 newspapers and 37s 900 mag
azines, not counting old magazines and
newspapers. which are not counted
but handled In sack lots The Z III
C. al will be glad 10 hear from any
division which Is not getting It's papers
So promptly as It should. for We are
eager to SET the news to the men while
II Is news z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
TOO MANY coRpSES
TN RIVER; RELIGIOUS
BATH WAS ABANDONED
Plague, Famine And influenza Caused
Wholesale Deaths Among People
On Gnnges River

Calcutta SO many corpses floated
down the Ganges river this year that
Hindus abandoned their annual mela.
Or religious festival. IN which bathing
in the river is prominent feature,
according to word received from the
Rev Prabhu Dayal, at Calcutta, SUI
periQtendent Of the Rae Barrett dis
trict Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
India today Is losing population
faster than Iii any of the great FAM
ines of the past. This Ii due partly
TO the ever present famine plague and
cholera. but mostly to what IS called
In the United States. Spanish Infiu-
'enza The new medical enterprise to
be taken in India by the Methodist
Episcopal church az result Of its
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
Ar TRE REPuRI.lC TONIGHT

The limit Of human endurance Is
reached ID Silent Strength, the
vitagraph star series release, which.
will be seen in tbs Republic theatre
tonight. Harry n. Morey has the stel-
lar role. that az Dan Ia Roche, Who.
for love OF girl. allows another man
to marry her and then rob him OF his
fortune, and bears his suffering IN 81
lence. This situation Ii made possible
BY most remarkable case Of double
Identity between Dan and q rascalIy
cousin, Of whom he had never heard
Dan lives IN the mountains, which
he owns, when he meets Ruth, 60
.ciety girl, stopping at i hotel. They
fall I'D love and on her return 70 the
city she meets hia cousin and mis-
takea him TOR her sweetheart The
cousin Is quick to take advantage Of
the situation and leads the girl into.
an early marriage And then when
be nnds out that the true lore, al
though knowing Of the marriage. is
determined to keep silent foe the sake
or the girl. he pruceeda to hIacRnaail
him out Of bis millions.
The girl. stu ignorant Of the truth,
returns TO the mountains 10 forget her
nnhappiness. for her husband L In
consideT1te and brutal, and there she
meets the man TO whom ahe nrst gave
her heart she heliavea he 81 hag
husband. and when ehe pleads With
him, he Ii forced 10 repulse her. Ana
then comes the arrival of the eouaGn
end the Intensely dramatic scnnS
where fertilization 0vertaksa the rascal
and true love comes into its own.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
OPPOSITION TO
DAYLIGHT SAVING
DID NOT DEVELOP

The summer daylight schedule will
be again inaugurated at niidnIsht,
sunday. March SO. Congress ADJOURN
Cd at the hour Of noon Tuesday with
out any attempt tc repeal the act
which makes compulsory the setting
forward 81 clocks one hour Az mid
night on the last Sunday IN March.
Opposition to the measure was said
TO have originated with the farmers.
who contended they could not adjust
themselves to the new order Of things,
but trade bodies, industrial enter
prises and the general commercial In
terests having found the daylight saw
ing plan of inestimable value arose
from u state of lethargy and petition
confronted the natianal lawmakers IN
opposition to a repeal Of the act.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
At The THEATRES
Az THE PALACE TONIGHT

william s. Hart at his best I'M
branding Broadway d delightfully."-
Aleasing story, at the Palace this
evening Bob Sands, cowboy. ac-
companied by several punchers, gal
Tops into milestone, Ariz. to have q
good time They are angered 70 And
that the town has gone dry and they
proceed 10 tear things widely apart.
But the Law and Order league mena-
bers get busy, put the cowboys to
flight and capture Sands whom they
place on i train going eastward, as
the best means Of getting rid OF him.
He secs an advertisement In q news
paper Inserted by Harrington, rail-
road magnate. Offering Job 20 g
strong minded man To keep his son
ont OF mischief Sands goes 10 New
YORK applies to Harrington for the
Job and gets It after demonstrating
that he has had much experiences IN
tanning horses and men, Larry Har-
rington, the son, is wild lad and
when Sands starts In to tame him, he
has hard time OF ii along the Great
White Way Larry has written sey-
eral letters to Mary Lee, keeper Og d
restaurant and Harrington hires de-
tectiye to wrest them from her Sands
has met and loved Mary and TO be
near her. he rents room next door
to her restaurant. The detective en-
ters Mary's room and after ransack-
ing the place finds the letters, and is
secreting them In his pocket when
Mary surprises him. She gives him
battle and the sounds Of the struggle
reach Sands who goes To her rescue
and throws the detective bodily down
stairs. When he learns that the man
has stolen the letters, he appropriates
mounted poiicemans horse and
chases the detective Who Ii riding In
taxi. He takes the letters from the
man and explanations with Larry and
his father follow Sands declares his
love for Mary and they plan to go to
Arizona where Sands has q fine ranch
and they can raise cows, an geese an
things. a very interesting Burton
Holmes traveIogue also This Is a
flne show this evening. 40 don't fail
to enjoy II. Tomorrow, Lillian Gish,
lii The Greatest Thing ia Life and
Pathe News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06

NH the power ard xesponaf lily 0s the
president when that officer I'll absent
section The secretary treasurer
shall keep correct minus II I'll pro-
seedlings Of the ass0cia and ssnd
ont notices Of nominations.
II the president and vice president
are not present. the secretary -freas-
urer sha1l cali the meeting 70 order
at the proper time and preside until q
chairman pro tenn - elected
The secretary treasurer shall keep q
Just end lgue account of all moneys re-
ceived and paid ont
The secretary treaguYer'g honks
slaIl be open Tor the inspection Og
oFicers and members at any meeting
Section From time to time the
club shah give entertainments and
hold meetings, community fairs and
other celebrations for the benefit Of
ita members and those whom they may
wish To attend
Section Any member, after due
notice and hearing. may be expelled
from the club by majority vote OF
active members af any meeting with
out q refund Of dues
Section the annual dues shall,
be one dollar tsi OOl payable m adj
vance.
Section These bylaws may be-
amended at any regular meeting by 4
two-thirds majority vote Of active
members present.
Another meeting Of the Community
club will be held at Parish hall.
Owensviile on next Saturday. March
8, at $50, III which tilne the report Of
the committee who presented the Pc
tltion To the county commissioners
on Tuesday and then to the governor
and Roads commission Will be heard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
ETERNAL TRIANGLE
INVOLVES YOUTHS OF
SIXTEEN SERIOUSLY

Bernard LAstman, sixteen years old,
of E'arlssgh Heights. this county. Il IN
the Maryland General hospital suffer
ing with possible fractnre og the
skaIl and 0oucussion og the brain. the
reaalt of quarrel with Gustave
Fisher aged sixteen Fisher Is being
held ST the Southwestern police sta
ton, until Ldssmsn's condition may -
bekter known
Fisher b charged with hitting List
man With pair Of pincsrs, the quar-
rel, ascending 10 i statement made "
I.lassan, occurring Mcnday afternoon
III tlae glassaouae Nc Mount Nsinaass
Is here thsy are both employed
The quarrel 81 SID TO Be 0yeg girl
with whom both we're Id love ana the
yoang men have been fast friends mp
10 HE tsfaaa 0T the lSEk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06

II y0a sEa - gel your eepy ok glAa
ag Csep. plons 90.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
Bg.Laws

Section + The president Of this as
aoclation shall preside st All stated
End spsciai meetings. preserve order,
and see that the rules Of the body and
az genesal parliamentary usage are
aagved.
Section The Vice president has
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
Aatlela 8, AMAema eEaes

Section + This constitution may Oe
anae aided as any regular meeting BY q
ma jorlty vote by ballot of the entire
aasnhsFshiD III the association. pro-
vasasa 00a notice mas been given vt the
preceding quarterly meeting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
Many Pardons pr..lnl.l.

Ii Is probable that sta.r
and pardons VIII Be gra
ners n the state pelliir
the next few day s
Governor Harringfoa
appeals before him NsYI
recommended by tfs
will 90 into the ast
said today that be Woa
his decisions III tic
next week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-06
naa Cor .

Secretary ii the Mary Daniels ~
n0uneed khak - Md commended my
two enliatsa naen 0G the mavv, Who
durtng the recent fnfinenka sTAde III
voluntarily Submitted q axperamasg
aktha Naval hospital at Chelsea. Gasa..
to cid naval doctors "a the attempt "a
deter azse ksss eanss AgEd method 0f
tran nss0n 81 tas se and ! pre-
ysmsy
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-10-10

d. c. Lindsay, Guardian of the per
sons and property of John H. Makia,
and Daniel Makia, minor children of
Edward Makia, having on the 18th,
day of September 1919, filed in this
court an application for leave to sell
certain real estate in said applica-
ton fully described, and for leave to
invest the proceeds of said sale as
provided by law:
1T is ORDERED, that Thursday the
3Oth day of October, 1919, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as counse
may be heard, be and the same is
hereby set as the time for hearing
said application at the court room of
the Court of Waikiki, County of Maui,
Territory of Hawaii, at which time
the next of kin, minors and all persons
interested in said estate may appear
and show cause why the application
of the said d. c. Lindsay, Guardian
should not be granted:
AND it is further ordered hat no
tice of said hearing be given by pub
LEGATION in the Maui News a news
paper printed and published in Wal
luku, County of Maui, Territory of
Hawaii, for four weeks, the last pub
LEGATION to be not less than 10 days
before the date set for said hearing.
(Sgd). l.. L. BURR,
Judge of the Circuit Court
of the Second Circuit, Ter
ritory of Hawaii.
(Seal of Court.)
Attest.
(Sgd.) Henry c. Mossman,
(Seal of Court Clerk.
(Sept. 90; Oct. 8, 10, ~