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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
LAS MAESTRAS NO
COMEN LO .MISMO
QUE Los MAESTROS?
ODE NUEsTRo coRREsPoNsAL
EN- CUBA)

En- Ell aumento de remuneration al
frofesorado, Sc ha exclude aqui a las
maestras, con notoria injusticia. INC
tienen las maestras los mismos debe.
res que los maessros? mo ejercen las
mismas funciones? mo dedican las mis-
mas horas la ensenanza? jQue mott
vo puede entonces alegarse para que
no perciban la misma retribuci6n?
Fue la cruel carestia de las subsis-
tencias la que impuso a los maestros a
solicitan Ell aumento que Sc les ha otor
gado. La mezquindad de sus haberes
no alcanzaba a cubrir nj las primeras
necesidades de su vida. Y las estreche
ces y angustias de esa carestia Ino
oprimen las maestras con tanto O
mayor rigor q.e los maestros? Estos
despues de la labor escolar pueden me
jor que las maestras encontrar en- otras
faenas el complemento de sus escasos
haberes. La maestro despues del ira
"NJO uC1 auAd Id uo ucuACdASo lOS
quehaceres y cuidados del hogar, don
de siente con mayor intensidad, mas
de cerca que ell hombre sin tanto apo
yo como Ell, las consecuencias de la de
sesperante carestia.
Tampoco Sc puede aducir para justi
fear esta absurda exclusion ell pretexto
de que el maestro cumple con mas ap
titud con mas fecundos resultados
su mission instructive y educadora. En-
nuestras estrechas relaciones con ell ma
gisterio p1blico hemos Observable que
las maestras Sc dedican a su labor con
mas celosa fervorosa devotion, con
mas constancia Y asiduidad, con mas
discipline Y docilidad. Posee, ademas,
la maestro, para educar a la nifez,
cierta amabalidad atractiva cierta
inclination al sacrifcio que no puede
igualar jmas el maestro. No realizara
jamas como algunos maestros, labor
subversiva en- Ia escuela. No tergiversa
ra nj falseara los hechos, no excitara
odios no inculcara ideas radicales Y
rebeldes contra ell principle de autori-
dad nj contra ning1n organismo..
81 los hombres del magisterio estu
vieran ailn en- la juventud no hu-
bieran salido de la categoria de hijos
y fueran huerfanos de padres, bien
querrian un aumento de sueldo para La
sehora maestro que llevara la paz al
hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
Los EGOISMOS DE
INGLATERRA IRRI-
TAALOS FRANCHISES

Jean Louis Barthou, antique minis.
tro de Francia. acaba de hacer ell mas
rudo ataque Lloyd George en- un dis
curse pronunciado en- la Camara de Di
putados con relacion a las discusiones
sostenidas ALI sobre la politica Sc
guir por Francia en- ell exterior.
Mr.. Barthou declare que ell jefe
del gobierno britanico estaba de acuer
do con los Aliados EN- 10 que respecta
al envio de notas energicas a Alema-
MIA, y que el habia sido politicamente
benefciado en- Inglaterra por La poll
tica vigorosa de los Aliados con res
pecto Alemania. Y agrego 10 siguien
te:
"cuando las notas energicas fue-
ron enviadas Alemania nevaban la
frma de Clemenceau y Millerand. Fin
los casos EN- que Sc hacian concesiones
Alemania, las notas uevaban La fir
ma de Lloyd George. De este modo So
ha dejado a Francia scla, frente a
Alemania, como ell pals contra la ma
cion vencida debe apuntar sus armas
de venganza.
Mr. Barthou es partidario de que Sc
reanuden las relaciones con Russia, ale
gando que todas las naciones vencidas
las habfan reanudado estaban prepa-
randose para reanudarlas. La actitud
de Italia en- este sentido es apoyada
por Inglaterra.
En- otro periodic de su discurso, Nj
Barthou dijo 10 siguiente:
la Gran Bretafia 5abe defender
sus intereses. Francia tiene aiin fuer-
zas sufcientes para defender los su-
yos con sus aliados, iellos Ia apoyan,
y sin ellos. 81 la abandonan.
"Yo tengo la conviction de que los
Estados Unidos ratifcaran fnalmente
el Tratado de Paz, que ha sido re-
chazado por ell Congreso de la gran Re
publica. Algiin dia los Estados Unidos
tomaran su asiento en- la Liga de Ma
clones; pero mientras tanto ell Trata-
do que garantiza a Inglaterra, los
Estados Unidos Francia, es letra
muerta. Inglaterra ha hecho desapare
Ger ell pehgro que La amenazaba destru
yendo la fota de guerra de Alemania,
pero Francia esta sola ante su eterno
e irreconciliable enemigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
EDIC I 0
AVISO DE VENTA EN- PUBLICA
SUBASTA
OFICINA DEL ALIEN PROPER
TY CUSTODIAN

San Juan, p. r., abril /, 1920.
Por el presente Sc hace saber a.,
de orden del Alien Property Gus
todian, Y de acuerdo con la Ley
sobre Negociaciones con ell Enc
migo, Grading with the Enemy
Act) aprobada con fecha de octu-
bre seis. mil noyecientos diez Y sic
te, enmiendas a la misma. v Pro-
clamas por su virtud del Presiden
te de los EstadoS UnidoS, seran
vendidas publicamente al mejor
postor Y al cOntado Ell dia 21 de
abril de mil novecientos veinte, a
las dos de la tarde, en- el sitio en-
que radican las propiedades aba
10 descritas, a saber:
Finca conocida por "Jobo
situada Ell el barrio Rio Arriba,
de la municipalidad Gle Arecibo,
conteniendo mil cien acres. 1100
cucrdas) con casa vivienda; di-
cha finca colinda al norte con tie
rras de Cabanas Hermanos, al sur
con los terrenos de Tomas Jar
din and la Succession de Dionisio
Cortes. al este con las tierras de
Jose Maria Medina, y al oeste con
tcrrenoS de Julian Saatiago, Jose
Nieves, v Jorge Hess.
III Alien Property Custodian, en-
vitrud del poder concedidole por
una ley del Congreso, y por Orde
nes ejecutivas aprobadas en- dife-
ren'e es fechas por el Presidente de
los Estados Unid6s, tom6 possession
de la fnca descrita mas arriba por
ser propieda dde Leopoldo B. Stru
bbe. enemigo extranjero.
Por la presente tambien Sc no.
tifca al Administrators Judicial de
la SUCCESSION Gle Tomas Boneta Bo-
let. V a Juan Valentfn Y Basilisca
Amalia Boneta Valencia, Ameri-
ca Librada, Julia Selenia, Y Fran
cisca Angelica Boneta Colon, Ce-
lestina v Pedro-Jose Boneta Vaz-
oucz, todos por su propio derecho
Fclipa Carmen Y Esteban Tomas
Poneta Valencia. memories de edad
Representatives por Rufina Valen-
cia en- concepto de madre con pa
tria potestad; Blanca, Agripina
Agust;na. Europa. Elias. Aniba,
Asnnci6n Nestro Boneta Colon, me
norcs. Representatives por su madrt
con patria potestad Eulogia Co.
l6n Alvarez: Angel-Tomas y Agus-
Tin Bonota Correa. memories. por 81
rcdre, Zoila Correa, Arsenic y An
gel Boneda Maldonado. memories
Dor su madrc. Carmen Maldonado
\ Ernes' o-Cesar Y Asi-Josefina Be
meta Alvarez, memories, representa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
Russia ESTA LISTA
PARA PAGAR SUS
DEUDAS AL MUNDO


George Lansbury. editor del "Daily
Herald de Londrese. que regres6 ha
ce POGO Inglaterra de una "tour
nee" por la Russia Soviet. ha he.
cho los representatives de la prensa
que le entrevistaron, las siguientes ma
nifestaciones:
En- la actualidad es nm hecho positi
vo que Russia esta en- tales condolences
que esta lista para pagar la totalidad
de su deuda al mundo. No Sc omit
ra un solo centavo. Sc ha dado auto.
rizaci6n los auditores de los bancos
dc Inglaterra para Que vayan a Russia
cotejen las cuentas de la deuda an
tes de efectuar ell pago Los recursos
naturales de Russia lie bastan para, re
dimir todas sus deudas sin tener que
acudir a nuevos emprestitos en- ell ex
tranjerc
En- 10 que respesta al comercio con
el resto del mundo. Russia esta ansiosa
por r1nnudbr fus negcciadionese CO.
merciales v a pagar con orc con mer-
caderias los articulos que sean i'm
portados del extranjero Russia esta ha
ciendo 10 possible por reanudar sus re-
laciones comercialese con todos los pai
ses Gel mundo, particularmente con In
glaterra los Estados Ynidos. Russia
quiere vivir en- paz, entregada a las
luchas del trabajo.
'Pero ella ccmprende que este no
es possible sobre bases comunistas, por
10 menos por ahora, Sc dispone a CO.
merciar dentro del sistema de conner
clio existente en- las demas naciones
La Russia comunista Y ell resto deH
mundo deben andar juntos hasta que
Sc legue al terreno comin.
"Lenine y Trotzky son idolos po-
pulares. Ellos no viven mejor que los
demas, pero comparten los fallos del
pueblo. Ell sistema Soviet no esta
caminando suavemente, pero Sc acerca
rapidamente a Ia perfection.
"En Russia nadie Sc ccupa del dine
70. FL papel moneda no tiene valor
Baio el sistema comunista, que es per
fecto, Ell dinero no es necesario.
Los hombres adquieren todo 10 nece
sario para la vida cambio de su ira
bajo.
"Actualmente la entrada los tea
tros es libre para todo ell mundo los
alimentos Sc distribuyen por igual en-
ire los habitantes.
"He visto por mis- propios oios en-
Russia 10 que nunca crei possible: Ell
establecimiento del socialismo vsrda-
dero y su maraviiloso exito -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13

dos por Elisa Alvarez, su madre,
Luis Celestino Boneta, como here
deros del dicho Tomas Boneta Bo-
let, que cualesquiera reclamation
en- dienero que pudieran tener con
ira la propiedad va descrita, bajo
la decision de la Corte de Distrito
del DiStrito judicial de Arecibo,
Puerto Rico, rendida ell primero
Gle JUNO del mil novecientos diez
Y seis, EN- el caso de Ruiz G.. Bo-
meta, Demandante, Leopoldo b.
Strubbe, Intervention, VS.. la Su-
cesi0n de Tomas Boneta, Demanda
dos, la cual decision fue confrma-
ola por el Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico en- JUNO diez y ocho,
mil novecientoS diez y nueve, de
berdn ser presentadas al Represen
tame del Alien Property Custo-
dian ell San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
mas tardar el dia treinta de abril,
mil novecientoS veinte.
El postor que obtenga la buena
pro tendra que depositar un pago
del veinte por ciento del total de
la subasta en- el acto de la misma,
Y ell resto sera pagado al hacerse
entrega de la escritura de la pro-
| piedad.
Tambien Sc hace saber que los
compradores DEBERAN SER ciu
! dadanoS de los Estados Unidos, v
81 Sc compra para terceros sus nom
bres deberan ser HECHOS PUBL
COS en- ell acto de la subasta. Cual
quier comprador BONAFIDE
puede. no obstante, disponer de la
propiedad del modo que mejor le
convenga. Esta oficina Sc reserva
ell derecho de rechazar cualesquie
ra todas las proposiciones.
Una enmienda a la Ley sobre Ne
gociaciones con el Enemigo (Tra-
ding with the Enemy Act), dice
asf:
/ " Cualesquiera persona que adj
quiera propiedad por compra al
Alien Property Custodian para un
tercero cuyo nombre oculte, pa
ra revender a otra persona que no
sea ciudadano de los Estados Uni
dos, Ell beneficio de una persona
que no sea ciudadano de los ES-
tados Unidos, sera culpable de de-
Ito menos grave, Y una vez convic-
to, estara sujeto a una multa de no
mas de diez mil doIareS o prisi6n
por no mas de DIEZ AMOS, am
bas penas, y la propiedad sera con
fiscada por los EStados Unidos.
Cualesquiera information sera
gustosamente dada DOR el Repre-
sentante del Alien Property Gus
todian, 0 puede ser obtenida del
administrator de Ia finca, Mr..
Fred. Schelhorn. quien vive en- la
propiedad Y con quien Sc pued :
compnicar el interesado Dor carta
dirigida a I'tuado. Puerto REQ.
Hayden T. MOORE,
(Representan'e en- Puerto Rico del
| Alien Property Custodian.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
LA RABIA PUEDE MANIFESTAR
Sc DOS AMOS DESPUES

MONTGOMERY, (Alabama), MARIO
2S.-Jesse Tollver, negro, que fue NOR
dido hace dos amos por un perro. ma
nifesto todos los sintomas de la hidro
fobia en- el dia de hoy, Y fu6 muerto
tiros por los ofciales de policia, los
cuales fueron llamados para dominar-
10, pues atac6 a las enfermeras del
hospital donde estaba sometido a ira
tamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
EMOCIONES! ESCALOFRIOS

lie apuesto a que usted recibira
mas emocioneS y sentira mas esca
lOfrios por cada minute al yer la
production Los MALHECHO-
RES DEL ARE que con ninguna
production de las presentadas has
ia hoy Ell Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
IMPORTANTE

PARA Ell COMERCIO lMPORTADOK EXPURTADOK
Sc fetan ve cuaes
quier puertos del
Sc geson cabda ha eexpd mbaues al exterior
recibida
Sc
taciones
Espealdad Entada Depacho
al mismo ncuso descarga
M.
Agente de Aduana lie Transportes Maritmos.
Tel 994 San Justo No. 2 Edifcio Fnay Aparado No. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
PARA LOS EFECTOS
DE APELACION.

En- los casos criminaleS contra
Delfna Perez y Flor Rosario, el
Tribunal concedi6 unaprimera pro
rroga de treinta dias para presen
tar la exposici6u del case, los
efectos de la apelaci6n interpues-
to ante ell Tribunal Supreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-13
COMPRo

Bronco, cobre, aluminio y tubos neu-
maticos. Es inutil pcdir precios sin
yer su articulo. Traigalo a San JUS
to No. % E. Rivera, San Juan, PR.
Advt.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
WALTER BROWN SAYS
GRAINS TO ADVANCE

Walter Brown of Little Rock, head
of the Brown & Oglesby chain of feed
stores in Arkansas, is spending the
day at the local store, formerly the
Carter feed store, which his company
is now operating with j. S. Carter as
resident manager. The will known
line of Purina "checkerboard" feeds
is handled by the Brown & Oglesby
stores, and are being pushed by the
Conway store. Mr. Brown is a firm
believer in mixed balanced ration
feeds, which are the kind handled by
his stores.
Mr.. Brown said today that grain
markets are very unsettled at pres
ent, but that higher prices will fol-
low the tie up in railroad transpor-
tation. Corn has declined about %
cents a bushel and oats about %
cents during the past 80 days, while
wheat has shown an advance. with
the present shortage of railroad
equipment" Mr.. Brown said, 1--WE are
bound to see higher prices"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
POSTPONE SHIPMENT
OF POTATO CARLOAD

Receiving advices that the St
Louis market is flooded with home
grown potatoes from Missouri and
that the Kansas City market is eX-
trcmely weak, County Agent T. NJ
Williams has postponed shipment OF
the carload planned by the cooper
ators in this county. A call will be
made when the market strengthens
Mr. Williams said Sale of the
"spuds' now would not be profitable
and it is very much to the advantage
Of farmers to hold.
The condition of the St. Louis mar
ket was given Mr.. Williams in a letter
from a commission firm which has
handled carloads for cooperating
shippers. This market is now hand
ing the Missouri crop, which IS large
and is pushing the market down.
County Agent John L. Phillips ship
ped a carload for Conway county co.
operators, but the prices on the Kan
sas City market were very low, he
informed Mr.. Williams.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
HARRIS TO CONTEST
VERDICT OF COURT

Notice of appeal has been filed by
Owen Harris from the decision re-
turned in the court Of Justice of the
Peace G. NJ. Easterwood late yester-
day, refusing Mr.. Harris damages in
his suit brought against Owen & Down
ing for $4,000 As delevoped in
court, the plaintiff sold Owen & Down
ing a carload of hay for $285, the
hay being represented as No, prai-
RE, which the defendants alleged they
could not sell on account of its dam
aged condition. A part of the lot
,~as disposed of. Shortly after that, it
was claimed that the defendants held
up payment Of other accounts due
Mr.. Harris until adjustment was made
on the carload Of hay, and suit was
brought to enforce payment. Justice
Easterwood returned an opinion, de-
nying the damages asked and assess
ing the costs of the case against the
plaintiff.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
HARRISON TO SPEAK
TONIGHT AT NORMAL

James J. Harrison of Little Rock,
commander Of the Arkansas depart
men, q the American Legion, will
speak tonight on the lawn of the
State Normal School at 5 o'clock, the
occasion being the final public exercise
for the summer session. Mr.. Har-
rlson viii speak on some phases of
Americanlzat.on, = subject with which
he IS familiar from his work as COM
mander Of the legion. The speaking
viii be on the lawn in front of Doyne
hal ana the public Is given cordial
invitation 10 attend.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

We are having plenty of rain which
makes crops and grass look fine.
The cotton crop is making repaid
progress, but it is needing more sun
shine.
Wess Wilkerson and family of Lit
tie Rock are visiting here.
Miss Ruth Carter of Conway is
visiting Miss Grace Honea.
Sam Wilkerson is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Wilkerson.
Miss Gertrude Honea is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Mamie
Jeffries, at Lonoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Grady had as
their guest Sunday their daughter
Mrs. Lola Rush of Little Rock.
The ice cream supper at Nell Car
rolls Friday night was enjoyed very
much by all present.
School opened here Monday morn.
ing with Prof Johnnie Baldwin as prin.
cipal and Miss Mamie Avery assistant
We are looking for fine school.
July IA
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
KIM, FORMER HENDRIX
STUDENTS, EDITS PAPER

Dong Song Kim, a native Korean
who attended Hendrix College about
ten years ago, is now one of the ed
itors of the East Asia Daily, accord
ing to the Arkansas Methodist. The
newspaper is the chief publication in
Korea. Kim took his preparatory
work at Hendrix and later studied at
other colleges before returning to
Korea His education was at the eX-
pense of the mission board Of the
Southern Methodist church.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
BOARD DEFERS AWARD
OF CENTRAL CONTRACT

After consultation here yesterday
afternoon, officials of Central College
postponed consideration of bids for
construction Of the dormitory until
Monday afternoon, when an adjourned
meeting of the building committee will
be closed out at that time At the
meeting yesterday, the trustees con-
ferred with Whittenberg & Delony,
architects of the proposed structure,
and it was decided to 90 over some
details of the building before bids for
construction are definitely consider
ed.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
LEGION POST NAMES
6 STATE DELEGATES

\ delegation composed of H. L.
AcAlister, William J, Clark. W. H.
Newbern, Sam Frank, John E. Lyon
and William R. James was named by
the Theodore Campbell post at its
meeting last night to represent it at
the state convention of the American
Legion to be held at Helena, August
16 and Il. While three of the num-
Der are designated as alternates. it is
expected by the post that all will at
tend. Vice Commander G. S. Nc
Henry presided at the meeting of
the post in the absence of Mr.. Nc
Ahster.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
HOW PROHIBITION
KEEPS DOWN CRIME

When l came into the sheriff's of
flee the first time, in 1907, there were
nine killings in Faulkner county the
first year of my term said Sheriff
W M. Brady today. Il served four
years, then was out of office eight
years. Now l have been sheriff for
nearly two years again and during
that time there has not been a single
killing in the county, or even a homi-
eide case for trial in circuit court or
investigation by the grand jury
Mr.. Brady attributes the absence of
homicides in the county to prohibit
ton. ~Whiskey was at the bottom
Of at least two-thirds of the killings
that occurred during my previous
term in the sheriffs office he said.
The sheriff went on to comment
upon the remarkably good order pre-
served at the big picnic at Mt. Vernon,
which he attended yesterday. Ten
or Is years ago." he said, when
crowd of that size was assembled any
where in the county, there would be
certain to be a good deal of drunken
ness, accompanied by disorder, fights
and some times tragedies. And the
longer prohibition is continued in
force, the better it will be- The boys
that are now growing up will never
learn the taste of liquor and never
have any desire to get drunk
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

taught by Mrs. Preston Mattison of
West Of Conway, and will begin Mon
day, July 10
Several from here attended the
funeral of Rev. R. Bunting of Pleasant
Grove last Sunday. Interment was in
the Duncan cemetery. Rev. H. Par
ker conducted the services.
There VIII be singing at this place
every Sunday afternoon. Everybody
is invited.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR
ORDER OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
as guardian of the estate of the minors to-
wit; Nora Brown. Thomas Brown Leora
Brown Chester Brown and Woodrow Brown
will apply TO the Faulkner County Probate
Court on the 3oth day of July. 1920 for au-
thorty to sell the following lands belonging
to the said estate for the purpose Of educat-
ing and supporting the children Of. the guar
dian herein.
Said lands described as follows, to-wit: The
West Half (W l-2J Of the Northeast Quar-
ter one LAD Of Section Twenty-Eight C2sl ,
Township Eight 90 North, Range Thirteen
ll3) West Of the principal meridian in
Faulkner County, Arkansas containing
eighty $50 acres more less
Said sale is to be made for the purpose Of
aiding in the support, maintenance and edu-
cation of the said minors herein mentioned
Await MRS. ZELLA BROWN, Guardian.
Oscar H. Vim. Attorney for Guardian.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

For Sale-Iialf acre lot IN South
Waco, Texas. Half mil. from Baylor
University. See Tom Graham 1t Log
Cabin Democrat office.-dtf.*
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Bruce and chill
dren motored to Searcy yesterday, re-
turning home last night.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

Doak S. Campbell is in Little Rock
today.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

II. B. Ingram and Leo Hamberg
have returned from a vacation trip
along the Pacific coast, including a
stop at San Francisco during theh
Democratic national convention.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

Have the Log CABIN Democrat Daily
Edition left at your home every day.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

Misses Edna and Effie Offutt of
Fordyce are guests of relatives here.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-07-16

Legal Blanks Tor sale at this Office
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-13

tends to go to the Big Island about
the middle of August for a vacation
in the Kona district. Later he will
open his campaign. Senator Wise
also will make the trip to assist the
delegate. Two weeks, it is expected,
will be devoted to campaigning on Ha-
wall before the primary election. In
addition to Hawaii, Kuhio will devote
much of the early days of the cam
paign to Maui and Kauai an wind up
on Oahu.
A. M. Brown N de Treasures-The
republican central committee has
named A. NJ. Brown as treasurer of
the territorial organization.
To Naturalize Teachers-Superin-
tendent of public instruction Mac
Caughey has launched a campaign
urging alien teachers to take the first
steps in citizenship.
Revised Census Fioures-Governor
Mccarthy has been informed by the
census bureau that corrected figures
give the population of the Territory
as 1912. Honolulu has 1897, an
increase of 59.7 per cent. Hilo has
1O,431, an increase of 54.6 per cent.
Hawaii has a population of 64,895.
Much Red Tape For Japanese
Consul General Yada of Japan has
informed the department of public in
struction that he was unable to accept
the petition asking for the repeal of
the dual citizenship law, which petit
ton was submitted by 200 Japanese
school children of West Hawaii. Yada
said his stand was taken because the
petition was not accompanied by GER
tain other documents that are necess