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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-10-10
Il GOOD

The appointment of DIR. +. Z. Trotter as president of the board of
health, has been greeted with practically unanimous appreciation. DIR.
Trotters work in the Islands as head of the U. S. public health service
during the past half dozen years, has won for him the confidence of
the people of the territory generally. There is a general feeling that
he will make good" Governor Mccarthy should be congratulated
in being able to secure his services.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-10-10

Governor Mccarthy has announced his intention of appointing
Sumner S. PaXson a member of the health board upon the latterIs re-
turn from a trip to the coast. Undoubtedly the Governor has his own
reasons for this decision, but in light of Mr.. Parsons record as pres
ident OF the board, they are not apparent to most persons. The Gov
ernor's high sense of personal loyalty is possibly leading him astray.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-10-10
GET BEHIND THE SCHOOLS

The best, and indeed to many students of the problem the Sref
hope for the future of Hawaii, is in its schools. If the Islands are not
to be completely submerged in Orientalrsm it must be through effective
education along American lines and the elimination of all conflicting
systems.
And the English language is chief medium to this end.
1t is therefore unfortunate that short-sighted persons in Honolulu
have raised the cry of discrimination in connection with the admins
tration of the Honolulu high school. But is good that the disgrunted
ones have taken the matter up with the grand Jury, for there is every
reason to believe that this body will quickly set at rest any suspicious
that may have been raised in the public mind.
Superintendent MacCaughey explains that in the Honolulu high
school, and in the Io high school as well, the instructors have Sub
is solely for the purpose of getting results. 1t has nothing to do with
nationahtes whatever.
The school department is rightly concentrating its strongest efforts
to teaching English; because a thorough grounding in this language is
essential in making good Americans.
The school department today is standing as the chief bulwark of
Americanism o n which Hawaii must depend. And it is facing the siua-
ton bravely and inteligenty. But it must be backed by an unbroken
support of every American citizen in the Islands. Upon our efforts
in the next few years probably depends the entire future of the territory
Some idea of the rate of increase of the Japanese population in Ha-
wall may be gained from figures compiled by the Japanese consul in
Honolulu covering the month of September. According to these Stats
397. During the same time there were 80 deaths, the births being near
.y 5 times greater than the deaths.
county of the territory, is now having brought to its attention by the
Garden Island the necessity of developing sources to give all COM
munHies of the island pure water, safeguarded against contamination.
Kauai is showing Oahu the way."-Star-Bunetin.
The maHhini status of the writer of the above excuses him for
such a break as the above. When he gets time to visit Maui he will
revise his opinions both as to leader in good roads and pure water.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-10-10

DR.. Frederick E. Trotter, new president Of the board of health,
announced that he favors full publicity in connection with the work of
his department. Well, why not? Whose business is he referring to,
anyway?
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-10-10

The malhini status Of the writer of the above excuses him for
such a break as the above. When he gets time to visit Maui he will
revise his opinions both is to leader in good roads and pure water.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
NeprasKa Lands.
TWO WEEL IMPROVED
CORN AND ALFALFA FARMS

AT THE RIGHT PRICEi
100 acres y mile from town, has
dandy good set OF improvements, /
acres alfalfa, rs acres OF fine pasture,
balance under pillow, and Al, place to
handle live stock. Price for a short
time. $4,000 per acre; about One-half
cash, balance terms.
1860 acres. located 6 Y miles from Cen.
trail City. nicely improved. 80 acres uf
tho very best Of pasture. balance under
pillow, 40 acres seeded to wheat looking
fine. This is an ideal grain and stock
farm in fine neighborhood. Price for
20 days only. Si25.00 per acre, ons-half
cash, balance good terms. The above
farms are located In the Great Platte
Valley, good black loan soil and the
very best Of pure water at a depth Of
from eight to twenty feet. POSSESSION
MARCH /. See NJ. A. LARSON. Central
City. Neb.
$4,000 BUYS 800 acres. 81 miles from
town $500 population, 200 acres titled
Il acres splendid pasture. rs acres
valuable timber, good S-room house.
concrete basement, barn. 40x128. springs
and creek. abundance fruit; including
40 head Of cattle. horses. all crops.
sugar tools. potato digger, potato
planter, disk harlow. land rollers. grain
drills. weeder. sulky cultivators, sulkS
pillow. horse rake, manure spreader,
scales cream separator moving ma
chine, grain binder. corn harvester, hay
tedder. disk harrow. wagons. sleighs.
cutter harnesses, hay racks. engine
ensilage cutter, many small tools; $4,000
cash; free list per cent milk $3.S7
per 100, eggs Sic doz Ellis Bros.
SprlngVilie. NJ Y
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
Oregon Land.
IRRIGATION.
ssTa 49, Hart ~ tina RanHa %

in the Heart Of the Range"
The Jordan Valley Project, MalheuT
County, Oregon; an empire IN the maxi
ing; the land OF opportunity; 10000
acres open for entry; fertile soil; plenty
OF water; land with full water right;
S7i.00 an acre; terms; homestead entries
nearby. Write for literature and details
to Jordan Valley Farms, s22 First Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb. Next
excursion January 5th.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
Saudi Dakota Lands.

CHOICE. well Improved 1s0-acre farm for
sale by owner / mile from good Cath
ole town, having parochial school A
bargain For particulars address Box
20 ponaatepi 81 ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
STOCK
SALESMAN

WHO CAN FINANCE THEM
SELVES TO SELL sECURI-
TIES IN A DIVIDEND PAY
ING COMPANY. GOOD
BANK REFERENCES. Elk
CELLENT PERSONNEL. EF-
FECTIVB ADVERTISING.
GOOD SUPPORT. FIRST
CLASS TERRITORY AND
LIVE LEADS.
FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
Wyoming Lands.

WHEATLANp-wyom farms, $50 per
e., including paid Up water right. Henry
Levi q c. II. Rylander. sS4 Omaha HaL
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
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cases, shelving. etc. Omaha Fixture &
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13
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washington. D. C. December 10 i'i'.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-13

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Store and ONO Fixture.

NEW 1910 money weight scale; new
cheese cutter; new vegetable spray and
other grocery fixtures. Want offer c.
G. Beavers, 400 Omaha National Bank
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
NOT STRONG ON GRATITUDE
Careless Driver Apparently Unable to
See Nhssein re Had hesa
6tsea AIRY Help,

TAr horse had run anNy ana aAs
tsGsf1sf an III TIE wi~e- f~urr vt RTE
side ~ n}dty raaa It's hsfvig.
,s',i owner hal k5,k,a baa swava hn,i
ts5efi ~ me TIA ehilasl 'lN ne NaA
eu, e' Scsts ard covered villa anil
A wli Rroemed MSS canp siapg.
taos ia the situation. end suggested
'spring tte fence hash, Then he caa
set hsN tees free
The ewocf If The horsr I'D as he
was 'tid Now give him a cut with
the whip and sivIl set un himNcf"
g'&ix a,srs, sesasAsg nisc iYrf 'T'fef. W.
locked al The horse. so and resldy fur
trave,, hooked a, hlthsrit. covered with
aui, end ioak ed ~ the immaculate
rvh;'en,sn Ia the read. WRATH filled
his Ncgii
+well. he grumhied "thsut you
'asi ss much a. IL yoa 4 help..i me"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
MEET INDUSTRIAL
CONFERENCE ENDS
PUBLIC GROUP REFUSES TO FuNc-
T,oh AFTER WITHDRAWAL OF
TrE LABOR DELEGATES.
MANY WERE FOR CONTINUING
Rspcrt In Submitted 10 Pre.ldent-~SsS.
ret4ry Wi.scs's Plan srapessna ir
auStrtai aearas Receives Ap~
prevail " pseiie Wiae.

Washington Min recommends
,toa 10 President v slsoa that ha Greats
- ceMmipsiQn 20 carry on the wofa
hieh iAs AstioaA, industrial confer
cnse w~s asablt ~ accomplish the
pahae grosH. ts< laSs rvnaiatEg vIe
,aeat u the hote, finally adjourned
Despite two attempts by Mr. Allsan
q save from dissolution the gathering
enssht's adjourn tn.n, brought ~ a
formal cls~- tire confcFcEeA. ealicd BY
yhu executive 10 iina moms eommuu
srouud Of cooperation between tabor
and farit~I. on the outcome az shlea
.S.rt. held Ia AhfyAgcg ss!tlriAea .afteti,
10 tie cnl,re Industrial Ne Of the
aa,lon,
IN. rcpert o. the aah'te representa-
Ives. declining IN assume the tass fay
which he arigisA, gathering Was rallied
vas transmitted to the White Houst
trough Chairman BERNARD NJ kafao h
Ia the !erm @, thcssaud word letter
No tstoTnafion MAS ferthnmlAg ~ "a
he pt- dents He&G move 10 bring ln.
sastrls peace 10 the world
Although tvs repor, ass no, made
SQAiie Il ~as .~arued tina, the datu
n.,t s.-,y,,vt... ma rro. n.,,,ts N
~ I. A,vs ~. s,,t,,e,r,, MS g.,
ees,eu. pat the stalHp II appfara' or
he Plan for Industrial Boards ssF
rsteJ ~ eo,r sfA~y " Iahar Wilson
I'd fata,rrrsended inc eaHger 81 at
tse~ he3y containing .4daefrtsl eA
,ett. ~ nm slfaka 3e resce agta4t
Mont /. usa drafted nv 3 earta lfre
{ Csc delnHasy NJ WA.ea loan N.
sf..s.,..vr d.. 'aAs chairman A
aa4 Bis fls- or f.tr gaa#etrra we-e
~a.s&A ..a t.n.rl ..g l,.,, r,ss..,.,,t . ,,,, u
tay3rs ~ " t" ,wgas 4ra, c,y,ey
u.# IA Harvard H.r.sNrs4tg voted
fe#, .ta uat.f,. ag zeal ...t
f,.ra,- ..,. ...,.-ls ,s... -. ,...t As.
t.st,v ,r4 mttx~ .r..t1. .. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
HOUSE PASSES
PROHIBITION BILL
VETO OF PRESIDENT wiLsoN ~
cvEERI0oEN ~ VERY De.
ctstvE VOTE.
QUICK ACTION UNEXPECTED
Veto Message FsileS--Sr-siasnt
OhIsessd 70 War.Tisa Clause
IN the Ell.

! Waxhtagton President Wilson nh.
rxpectsdly vetoed tAa prChiasLoa
enforcement bill. AID wllaia three
hours tho House had repassea II over
his vote by vote o, 10 10 Is Tho
total sUta WAS barely more tAan Z
majority OF the eatire mem pesship
Dry leaders Ia sAe senate Hamedk
ately began laying plans 10 se-p@aa
.he bill there.
The president refused 20 sixn tAs
bill because II included tb. eafvrce-
ment " @aT time prohibition
The objects u wsr time prohibition,
the president said tn hts veto. hal
been satisfied. and sound public pol
Icy mAAes clear the reason and aessS-
ATTY tor It's repeal
4. would not Da a!fticaH, Tires pv~i.
dent held Tor Congress 10 deal sep.
arateiy WITH tne twu issues,
The veto btl Congress Ike crack
u likhtainr TAr house. Eet'iek Ga
tss fp@a asasa. deserted tts acA&erss
who wanted - defer Consideration
So rs 20 round % all tn Cry mrm
bers Hut the drgs sweep iu.g CD"
t0amber and showed there was IA
Overwhelming sentiment 4m0hs thrm
20 give the government AMPLE " 9ay
one Tor deailGg wlfh the !gqaor trA.tSc,
uoH au'laNrd throughout the land.
Nobody rad really pFoiRtasd u
know that the president would veto
frc btif Hopusfi~rpa and tfew7fr
alike and the countless multitude
that had sorfuwsMliy watched tha
passing II tho bars though Il would
hvcou> i las without bis asga4turc.
Attorney General Paimer. il vas
said had declared Il constitutional
llu, tho president prupped 40 IN
bed. Dictated and tHeu s'g.@a valo
message and vent i; along to Goa
gross. without worrsins apparently
about VIA, Coneeesa might do
pTifn 5cI't%~ae4- ef"Sn~ law us ,tf4~
Houas and the prospect OF the same
thing happening ia tho senate, hope
NJ the biz "Nrt spell that would run
over this Christmas seasoa vanished
tnto thin air.
Prohibition leaders predicted ths,
Tho refusal ~ the House 20 accept the
pyrsidrat's veto meant that the sals
~ liquor would aat He pntmtisa
again ia tAe life Of ttgs ard naa,
ether generations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
GLITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pals and Ssrono Medicines Made
Ihas lads's Troubles Merss,
But Thed1cd's Black. Drauehs
improved Her Appetite and
Took Away Her Bile.

Nancy, KY Mrs Cssa wsasfe, i
fsss3ea' ss sAts place. stses oct this
statement: Il have sasea Black.
ngsagAs saa seaAa n 10 A~ the h~ss
liver medicine l ever usea. IL has
test been tas for aasisessiaA, ssssr
ssaaaach and Z bitter sAsse Ia the
uaeash
cssS. 10 get estseus and caassiras~A
snd had 10 take something, pitts ana
ether s,reeS medicines would ealy tear
my ssotaaea np and leave sae In d
warse FIX sAsa before taking, began
10 aase S!ek hssaacht.
After ie@relas Il naek, pvaGght /
tcoA II and was cured u saek head
aches. one W twa doses y weeA. .sr q
p!aca after meals. sept the bowels
egea ana ,eas away Gil hsle> have a
ss~>d appetite. due 10 Hss use as RACK.
uraugAs"
II year liver IL net acting properly
yeu may safer sgvsa saea symptoms
ss headache, hil.cGsaesx, constipation.
iaalrvstiGn. etc, and gnlSSs relief 10
chialBvNi sertaas trvuhle n,ay resait.
IN its 70 srArs 81 sareersfal usA
TAeaforas nlAck nranftt has heea
faasA ~ relieve ihese a,lmenls ana
stimulate the liver q 10 Ets work.
Al all sraegis;s,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
WOULD GIVE UP TlTLE
vcunu Astpr shes 10 IA Self ~
Titlc Tina, Cost Father Nears "
Effort and Mve1 Money

London Nanf Waldorf Antnr haa
lone everything ia h.t pawty ta a.
himself e the title whkh rast htN
hther eyeyihins to get
STAGE the death ot ha 'a'h"r ths
Hrs, ytsrnuat Aston, which tanMat'
cally rNsjd thr major 80 thc N"ctade
and gave hn a seat In she Mousse er
lords the heir has ccnspt'sd TIE best
icsal tarNNt ~ SOS X no might nass
ainnR the ,Hla Il Netnx suggested 'het
Roha, shaw Lady tsters 10Y 'rnm
her first husband Robert tsoNN shaw
h. given t3t average MAior AS'dr II
n'5l a0>uN Hs 0fElcers ut $be crown.
hsi there seems ~ re 10 way -
Net3snE the heritage X aobIh.v
Ms1hr AletA ahNot has AH"n 70
rensa 50 In tNe IJaase ~ Commons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
KING Of BELGIUM
BEFORE CONGRESS
FIRST TIME A KING HAS VISITED
the cAPfToL~--coRDlAL NIL
CONE EXTENDED.
ADDRESSES WERE BRIEF
Democratic Ruler Of Brave Little Coun'
try Expresses Nia Thanss Fer
AID Given and Admiration
American Sotaisfs.

Washington. -~. Both hoasss Of con
<rpss pa issd 10 taesr wofE 10 gFee'
the King Of the bsssiAas. ais eoaSof'
and their son II ~as thu arst S4si'
az A King 10 the capitol and the Law
makers of the nation gave eord'@
Welcome 10 the democratic solder
ruler Of Europes plackieat Iittle stare
King Albert IL not given " long
speaeAea. His addresses. flrst IN the
ssnats and then ia the house. maa"
scarceIy 600 wofds. bat Ia them he
rave the American army credit ZOE
assuring yigsory tn the war paid hosIA'
age TO tha fallen and extended DIS
sy,npathy to the wounded tie eA'
uteasad his admiration tpf the United
STATUS. Acknowledged Tbs debt ok the
maAsfa az BeikHm's constitution To
those 9Aa framed that Of tho Tailed
States. predicted 'has the ties biHd'
ing the two natlona never would he
hsnAsstA, ard sItared tuaaAa o. MI TN
Americans Wh0 aided His people tn
the war.
There was little ceremonial In the
yisit ~ congress, but there was na
initiating the sarmth of the greeting
siYan tho royal fslsiana and the
sarne.t ness Of tho Ming In bis address
wa eFideut Tho galleries were
crowded. although admission Was 9aiy
BY card aud nearly ali the senators
we1e a. their scala wAeQ Ile cVnthA
Of his malesty was Announced Jus
tiees W tbs Supreme court senators
aud spectators fo8e aEd npplaa3ed VIZ
orauely ~ the tall crest figure OF The
tinE atYude down ,he aisle beside
sanator Lodge bohlrd him eame tie
duke at Hraban' escottsl by senator
Hitchcock
A few mOnutoa later the hand clap
ping changed 10 cheers Re Queen
Elisabeth. FowHyd In white and wear
.kas ~ ~lne,,QpagsA> ia.a~ 81 Ygitet. Ap
peared in the, executive gallery with
lhs wue VI Vice President Marshall
and attended, by Countess De CarapAr
Chimay, hsr lady IN waiting Staid
ne,nbe OF 4he upper hoase forgot
their dignity IN their Admiration for
the little woman who had followed
bar husband through ths trenches Ia
Belgium
The King was escorted to a seat
heside Senator Cummina who was
prsstdlug a. president pro temporc and
who greeted him with hish prntsS for
his moral courage aud hiA ra}jan'ry
on the neld Prince Leopold was
seated on his fathers rjsht
Albert Was interrupted NOR" than
puce By applause iuriug hIs brief al
trcaA aud there MAS another dnrfon
btration Of approval when he had
hnished Later nv and biz Sor" mat
the senators thly,duAiN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
MEX|CAAS STAY
TWO Av|ATORS
MISSING RvtAToRs SAID TO HAVE
BEEN MuRos ~ MEX.
lcAA FISHERMEN
SLAYERS ARE BEING TRACED
story Of Their Experiences, Sera~tse
On Aeroptanr, indicates M4ch ~af.
ierns Before tAs Tfasic Eaa-
ina " Their Career,

san Diego Il Yas officially AZ
nuaBced b re that iieuts Cecl ~
couuJ}lg q san plefo ard Frsa1sies
d Watestouss O., Nciser idaAo. army
a.4AG0~ missing .taoe AGE H. were
s1s.n IN suaef California by tso Mex.
leau fishermen
The aHuoau emcnt was made upon
tae arrival Actr Of ths destroyer
AARON Ward. bringing the &a4ies 81
the two Waters from Daai. Los Al
Esses. on .as gglt Of lower CaNiofH IA,
~ which pu.Bt they had 'lp~n after
le$sEt sbs's wss "a; a ss-|ss ~ ITO.
tl.sht from ienA. Aria 10 san Diego
According 10 MAJ Il 5 h54aoa
hesd II tho MILITARY party seat iFatA
hare 10 recover ghp bodies The eIaser.
we're from a Mexican s.aop, the!f ,deG
tl,y Is known to the lalted S'aIes and
Mextcan governments and steps ARE
being taken 70 capture thefn
TAe DESTROYER ALSO bsouSb a part
c. u atory Of the sGftertuKs ehdut-t
By the young aslstors IN the form g.
notes scya~tra in part on the ~!n-ss
and tastaro " THE fe Iiaylaud air
plane In ahsch Connolly and Wat-r
house made iheir }ast nigh, Some 81
;Ae messages. evidently written Hhfc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
Sttc &c r-As ccart Releases.
Wssh35Staa I'll, saF.esa c,ur-
- SEC lSs. My -
= tru~csas. a. AlrsrSa

MAJ s'2r A. early a'c&l - II
.Ne >@rS@' fsr ne gurtasse n ;ss
saw 4eas-,aeat 4 tn R-is.Sa r.E,d
f@rSfp N'> - |,rxsst s'rsa 10 tbs
*ty't ecs s-ler consvuc'toa LIS Eng
,a.t. Is eso-,,,tat Al tie tsgar, -.sf-s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-07
hook.
LOST AMERICAN IS RESCUED
u1tes states cossai IenA rs Erper,
ed cas.ur-d y Aruco Is Na~
In American Assp,St

Mexico t!,r' United S,..es. an.s
JNnsias ot ENoh.a, hss se"e r~stu.d
roli-etrE ts% reissue 10 was a-r,%rN'
- IueAhs saa then iake1 ta he Ana
ican. hospital suffering trcn 1 1evfa-.
attack lsis eoajltion Is no, ser,oas
The rrp-a't u ne rvs,ae - trays
.a,srd tp tNr Hss,ca'n FOREIGN 0fce
sr4fAe tSertGAa "trassssy 4 ~ llEr