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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-22
W. G. T. u. STATE
MEETING OPENS
Convention Begins Todey
at Sapulpa With ALL
Day Program
PROMINENT MAN DIES
W. 7. Richart, Pioneer Sapul-
pan and Mason, Dies
Of Typhoid Fever

sreclal to the world.
SApULPA, okla, Sept. 2l.-Many
delegates have arrived from towns
all over oklahoma to attend the
thirteenth annual convention OF the
oklahoma branch OF the Womens
Christian Temperance union. For
mast three days delegates have been
coming into sapulpa on all trains
and interurban cars. and more are
expoctpd to arrive tonight and N
the morning. The executive commit
tee held a meeting this afternoon az
1.3O at the NJ Il. church,
a large crowd OF the committee was
Vim attendance and an interesting
meeting was held. Tomorrow morn
inc al $50 the convention will off,
rially open and MRS. Abbie Ililler-
man Of Sapulpa, tho state president.
viii preside. The morning session
..ill begin with the roll call and com
ynitpeg OF all kinds are to be ap-
nointcd. kilograms and resolutions
will be read and talk on our Pub
IicatIons" will be given by Mrs. a.
Y Hagler the state vice president
Reports from a number OF counties
Will ho read. In the afternoon re-
por,s Of all state officers are to De
made and j. w. Reece federal pro-
hibition enforcement director, will
deliver an address. Tomorrow eve
ming an interesting program will be
offered containing a number OF :nu-
steal numbers. comprising Sapul-
pas best talent. A number OF well
come addresses will also be- given.
This is the first time that the w.
c. T L. has ever held It's state meet
ing in Sapulpa. although Mrs. Abbie
Hillerman OF this city has been
president OF the organization for n
number Of years ana mas been an
active worker in It for 20 years. Mrs.
Hllerman has stated that sho VIII
not be candidate for reelection as
president at the convention.
william Thomas Richart, old res
ldent and well known pioneer Citi-
zen Of Creek county, died yesterday
afternoon at his nome, two miles
south OF Sapulpa. The death was
caused from typhoid fever. Mr.,
Richart was a 32nd degree Mason
and the Masons OF this city will hold
services at the Methodist Episcopal
church. south, at midnight Thurs
day night for him. Intermcnt in to
be Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the South Heights cemetery. The
remains will be cared for by Buff
tington brothers. undertakers, until
Friday The deceased is survived by
his wife and one son, Fay Richart.
z. c. owen OF the Wood owen
Drug store, and John. Mize. of the
city drug store left yesterday for st.
Louis, whore they are TO represent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-22

f. c. owen OF the Wood owen
Drug store, and John Mize. Of tho
city drug store left yesterday for st.
Louis whore they are TO represent
Sapulpa at the annual convention of
the National Association OF Retail
Druggists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-22

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept, 2l-The
offices OF the state corporation COM
mission will be closed tomorrow in
honor OF Colonel J. j. McAlester, II
was announced this afternoon by
Art l.. walker, chairman of the
commission. Colonel McAlester was
a member OF the first Oklahoma
CORPORATION commission elected after
statehood and served from 1907 un-
I'll he became lieutenant governor
in 1911.
The flag on the state capitol will
fly at half mast in COnonel Meal
ester's honor. George i. Clark,
chairman of the board OF public az
fairs, said.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01

cqstomed to extinguish any fires
which may occur.
It is true that the major portion
of the trees which are left standing
are bruised and skinned by the log
ging operation and this leads to the
death of a great many of them. The
lumber company, however, may find
remedy for this in the use of some
chemical or preparation which could
be applied to the little trees Just be-
hind the logging crews. It is be-
lleved the cause of trees dying is due
to worms which are Matched from
eggs deposited by a fly. It would
seem practical, that being the case,
that some chemical solution could be
found when applied to bruised places
which are IN reach of the ground,
provided same is applied soon after
the wound occurs, that would pre-
vent the infection by worms.
1t is believed that if sufficient
seed trees can be left on the land,
and that reasonable fire protection
can be given the woods, that within
fifteen or twenty years there is no
reason why there should not be an
other forest Of young timber large
enough to at least be used for pulp
wood. That being the case, it should
be of great interest to every citizen,
because of the perpetuation Of an
dustry which will continue to provide
labor for great many people and be
the means of a continuation of the
circulation of money through large
payrolls.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01

useless to do this because the great
majority Of these young trees died
as result Of bruises and fire, and
besides these small saplings we're
used for standards in the lumber cars
and as posts and pulp wood. The
danger of fire, however, around the
skidders has been almost eliminated
by the lumber company. They use
the most modern and latest i'm
proved spark arresters on their en-
gines, also a great portion Of the
slash is removed and hauled into Bo-
galusa for pulp wood, which very
largely reduces the fire hazard. In
addition to all this, the crews at work
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01
DAVIS TO RETURN AND
ENGAGE IN BUSINESS

2. A, Davis, formerly one of the
best known citizens Of Bogalusa, but
who a year ago disposed of his in
terests here and moved to Lexington,
Miss, has decided there is no place
ike this city, and while here on a
visit this week purchased the home of
A. L. Wilmington on Alabama avenue
and will move his family here within
the next few days. He has also pur-
chased the stock and fixtures Of the
Stringer company on Columbia street
and within short time expects to
have one of the best stocks of gen.
eral merchandise in that section of
the city. Their many friends were
delighted to know that such excel
lent citizens had returned.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01

Insofar as the fire control is con-
cerned, the lumber company realizes
full well that it will be impossible
for them to prevent the usual woods
fires without the great interest and
cooperation of every citizen in the
country. The officials Of the lumber
cmpany, however, are of the opinion
that the people generally will be
quick to do their part in fire control
when it is realized that great bene-
fits and opportunities for every man
and for the boys and girls of the fu-
ture will be the ultimate result.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01
Ren-Hur Scholarships
AS Memorial to Gerard

Scholarships in many educational
institutions will be established by the
Tribe of Ben-H ur as one feature OF
a memorial to the founder Of the So
ciety, the late D. w. Gerard. Action
to this effect was taken today by the
delegates to the supreme meeting OF
the order, representing nearly every
state in the Union. The Ben-Hur
Memorial Scholarships viii be-
awarded on the basis Of merit to-
members of the society after COM
petitiye examination and will pc.
placed in technical, art, music, pro-
fessional and trade schools, as we'll
as colleges and universities. Ample
funds, without assessment of the
members, win be provided to insure
a constantly increasing number OF
scholarships and the first awards will
be made in 1921.
Another feature of the memorial
to the founder is the, old ho-.---e OF
General Lew Wallace in Urawfords-
vile, Ind, which will be maintained
as a literary shrine 70 be visited by
members of the order and admirers
of the book, ''Ben-HuT," for all time.
~ "0o III bAA4S uOAIlS kuab WeAAdCG
wrote the greater part of his master
piece, "Ben-Hur," the tale of the
Christ which became the inspiration
of D. W. Gerard in organizing the
Tribe of Ben-Hur in 1894 Gerard
and Wallace were friends, neighbors
and comrades in the G. A. r. and it
is therefore peculiarly fitting that
the Wallace home should become the
Gerard Memorial.
The supreme meeting of the Tribe
of Ben-Hur adjourned in Crawfords--
vile last week, after re-electing Dr..
r. H. Gerard, supreme chief; J.. C.
Snyder, supreme scribe, and DR.. j..
F. Davidson, supreme medical exam
liner.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MISS DIAMEL, AGED 4

A number of little folks of North
west Bogalusa were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Diamel
on Superior avenue Sunday afternoon
in honor of this fourth birthday of
their daughter, Helen Marie.
The little hostess received a num-
Der of very pretty gifts from her
friends and all present had a great
afternoon, playing games and romp-
ing on the lawn. Refreshments, con-
sisting of ice cream and cake, were
served and all present regretted the
coming of nightfall that broke up the
party.
Those present were: Lille Mae
and frankie Marshall, Bonnie Mae
Bankston, Elizabeth, Lucille and Mar
garet Lee FowGr, F. C. Ledet, Bob
Maloney, Jr., Benny Walthall, Nal
colin Heslin, Francis Merhoff, Jua-
nita Distefano, Victor and Nelson
Diamel.
Mesdames B. G. Walthall, r. J. Ma
loney, F.. M. Tarut and G. H. Mer-
hoff assisted Mrs. Diamel in enter
tanning the children.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01
.s.L.Co. Adopts
Tree Conservation

s.v as far as possible, to give
49, .t;o,, of the cut-over land, not
~ for agricultural purposes, a
" u reseed itself and come back
~ aso q growth Of pine trees,
z c.at Southern Lumber Com
g ~ recently adopted the policy
~ - -, uncut all trees eight inches
s.. .5sy It was formerly thought
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01

Mrs. T. G. Mcc:endon has re-
turned to her home from the Boga-
lusa Hospital. much to the delight of
her many friends. Mrs. McClendor
has been i'll with typhoid fever for
several weeks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-01

An Ever-Ready Flashlight to suit.
every purchase and every pocket.
The Jones Drug Store.
]. G. Elliott, who has been in Be-
galusa for the past several months.
has returned to his old home in
Oleau. N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05

Teama ,.socotelilr's de min,
en- RVsia MISE parel ,icsarta. Sim
patia ce am marturisi All Terra.
niei nu poatc fl interpretata de
nici un rus cuminte ca un act dc
ostilitate fata de tara lor.
Pc linga mteresul nostru legi-
tim de a ajllnge cit mai Meparte
primejdia bolseyista. crearea unei
Ucranm anti-sovietiste, ar Fl sem
|nalul sfirsitului tragediei rusesti.
Dach Denikine. Colceay. Lwofi
| 81 Sazonoff ar fl inteles acest lu.
cru, tragicele, eNperiente sociale a
le dior Lenine 81 Trotzky de mu!
ia vreme ar fl luat sflrsit.
Odata Ucrania creata 81 consoli
data resurectimea Rusiei nu Va
mai fi,d cit o chestiuna de cite
va luni. Creind Ucrania. Polonia
81 Rominia fac posibil;p restaura-
rea Rusiei.
81 cind Russia Sc va vedea din
nod in picioare, va ramine ca L.
crania sa .yada daea intereselc sa
le o sfatuiesc sa-si pastreze inds-
lpendenta sau sd Sc alipeasca la
marea sd vecina della rasarit 81
meaza-noapte.
In nici un caz insa Russia nj
va putea uita cd renasterea sa
va Fl datorita intro larga masur;,
Poloniei 81 Rominiei.
Acest punct de .vedere de alt
| fel. este att de. adeyarat. i'm cit
! Lam intilnit -chiar Ia unul dintre
eel mai distinsi diplomat mos
coviti. la d. Mihal de- Bibkoff,
insarcinat de afaceri al Rusiei il,
Elvetia, care aprecia in mod Sc
YER, atitudinea lui .Colceag 81 De
nikine fata de popoarele aloge-
me din fosta imparatie tarilor.
Atiutdinea guvernului din Var
sovia ma umple de bucurie. In
telegind insemnatatea chestiunci.
inca din 1918 am spriiinit att pa
cit modestele mele puteri imi per
miteau actiunea contclui Mihail
Tiskiewicz i'm ENetia. lar in 1919
la Paris, 7mpreuna en- domnii Dr..
Vaida- Voivod 81 N. Flondor am
cautat sa apropiem pc delegati'
Poloni de cei Ccranieni della Con
ferinta picei, aplicindu-ne impra-
una eli .domnii Jean Palissier 81
Franklin-Bouillon agasim 0 .ba-
"a de intelegere comuna.
IndraZneSc. sd sper Cd nu ne-am
inselat in ,prevederile noastre 81
ca s;Sp1nta aruncat de moi Ia
Berna 81 la Paris n fncolti spr5
eel mai mare bine al tarilor noa-
sire 81 in mtereSl,l adevaratei
paci. dupa care suspina intreaga
omenire. N. z. Comnen
(,,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05
49, 8 | + c A r. -
Pc 0Rl 81 CARE VP0R DE LA TOATE LE DE vAPOAE PREIU
RE STUNT CEE MAI IEFTINE ADvAAT OFClAlE DE La COMPAN
G o N v o CA R E.

3 Societataa romina de aiutor 81
cultura ,,Printul Carol al Romi-
.yniei' dim Zelienople, Pa. con-
vApca pc toti membrii sal din loc
din Jur lua parte la sedinta
agenerala de 6 luni, care Sc va t.
.snca Dumineca. 13 Iunie 1920, la
yorele a2 p. m., in localul sOcietatii
din Zieler Street. La ordinea Ii
lei intre alte puncte foarte I'M.
Iportante va fl 81 alegerea noui-
Tor functicnari pc timp de 6
hmi viitoare TOT fratii membrii
sunt staruitor rueati a lua parte
Fla aceasta sedinta
| Absentee nemotlvate Sc vor
tpedepsi conform statutelor.
[ In n4mele soeietatii ,,Printul
Carol al Rominiei'' din Zelicno-
Eple. Pa:
S. j. Solomon, vice-pres.
loan I. Luca, secretar prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05
A. N U T
Pentru cetitoarele Romine din
Statele Unite.

California e 0 tara dlntre cele
mai .frumoase 81 mai duice din
toata lumea, lar III miJlocul Ca
liforniei Sc afla nm Romin in e.
tate de 40 de ami. dorind a sc
casatOri Gu adevarat zIcind fe.
meie, care sa ajunga la 0 ne
mai pomenlta fericire 81 viata Ii
nistita. Pretentiunile sunt cele
mai bune pentru femeie ,buna 5!
de prima clasa. Trebue sd fie ca
pabila intretlnerei unei case 81
conducerei unei afaceri de 4prima
ealitate Etatea 81 natlonalitatea
c indiferenta, insa pretind ca sl
null fie frica de lucru 81 sd nu-i
fie rusine purta haine frnmoa-
Sc Trebue sa site nnmara bani 81
grlJi de el. cera ee c prlncipalul.
Doritoarele care Sc simt corcspun
zatoare la cele de mai sus pra-.
tensiuni. sd sc adreseZe GU scri-
soarea proprie 81 cu cea mai no.
ua fotografie la adresa de u
la care ii va iesi numarul eel
bun. c1stigata va fl pentru TOT
dcauna.
Fotografiile ne coraspunzatoa-
re vor fl fnapoiate in cea mai.
ascunsa dilscretie.
La revederc:
John Gherman,
TIE Home Restaurant, 249 South
Main Str, Los Angeles, Cal.
(28-3O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05
Le Gcbuc CGIOr dc aca-
So hainG ne|lteSti?

Iata un lucru la care ar treDli
sd Sc gindeasca toti fratii Re-
mini din 1Amcrica, inainte d., 4
decide Cd 81 triElita acasa i'm
bracamintc dc. aici. Stiti ca al
nostri poarta camasi tesute de
miinile femeilor noastre, 81 nu
cmparate de prin pravalli. De
aceea !daca .vrcai in adevar s;-ti
ajuti pc cei de acasa. cumpara 81
le trimite BUMBAC, 81 Ell iii yor
muftumi 0 viata imtrcaga.
Scrisorile ce vim. spun ca nu
pot cumpara in tara yeche BUN
BAG nici sd 'dai mil de dolari.
De ce nu ctmperi della moi Bt I'M
bac 81 sal trimiti cclor de acasa ?
Firma noastra singura un-
de poti capata BITAIBAC Scrie
'azi dupa informatiuni la:
TRANSATLANTIC TRANS
PORTATION COMP.
5000 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland,
Ohio.
(29-30)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-05

Daca vrei sa mergi acasa de-
adreptul pc la CONSTANTA sau
pc orr care alta Gale, du-te prin
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
Daca vrei sa trimiti bani acasa
in modul eel mai sigur 81 mai
ieftin, trimite' prin
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
Daca al de gind sa-ti aduci fa-
milia la America aduti-o prin
Henry J. Schnitzer State Bank
Daca vrei sa capeti informa-
tiuni' cinstite referitor la toate
afacerile D-tale, nu scria la nj
meni altnl de cit la
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
de oare. ce (1x6)
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
existat mutt timp inainte de
ce s'au fnmultit agentii ca ciu-
percile pc vreme de ploaie.
Henry j. Schnit7er State Bank
exista inca acuma, cind unul ci-
te unuT acesti agenti an inceput
sd Sc prapadeasca 81
Henry j. schnitzers State Bank
va exista 81 in viitor cind toate
aceste agentii care au avut de
scop de jefui pc bietii oameni
de avutul lor. GU asa greu agoni-
sit, vor fl disparut Gu totul.
Deci daca nu .vrei sd fl inselat
81 purtat Gu vorba, atunci nu ia
ce afaceri de cit Gu:
HENRY J. SCHNITzER STATE BANK
141 WASHINGTON STR, NEW
YORK, N. Y.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
MAUI TWENTY YEARS AGO
tFrom Maui News, April %, 1909

of the Transvaal than of the British.
The Emperor of China is very i'll
and is believed to have been given
slow poison.
Martial law has been proclaimed
at Peurte Tierre, Porto Rico, owing
to race riots.
The Porto Rico riots are caused by
the natives %resenting the coming of
jamaica negro laborers.
The Naval Appropriation Bill
carries SS~1,219,916 the largest sum
ever reported to the House from the
Naval Committee.
a Seoul despatch states that Rus
STA has disavowed her designs on the
Island OF Quelpart and Korea agrees
not to give the island to any other
power.
OminOus preparation for war be
tween Russia and Japan continue.
The Russians are making strenuous
efforts to supply Port Arthur with
grain. Japan has called out her naval
reserves for service during the APP
preaching maneuvers in which the en-
tire Japanese fleet will be engaged.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
ChO-C Che Planning
Active Campaign
Organization To Improve Children
OF Maui Has Vital Program -
Big Luau For Next Week Will Help
Expenses

"Cho-Cho" will spread a big genuine
Hawaiian luau, music and all, on Satur-
day, May s, from 2 to 5, in the Waikiki
gymnasium. The proceeds will go to-
wards "Cho-Cho's" activities in better
ing the health of the boys and girls
of Maui. Carl Rose is manager for
the luau, so real food, well cooked is
in store for all who come. He is
planning TO feed between four and
five hundred people.
"Ch6-Cho" is the nickname for the
Children's Health Organization, or
ganized by the Alexander House Set
Element Association to cooperate with
the Federal Child Welfare Board, of
which DR.. Eva Missner is chairman.
The name is made up from the initials
c.. II. o.. In Japanese this word
means butterfly, but that is an acct
dental coincidence.
This organization deserves the sup
port Of ny one on Maui, for it's
work is we'd with the brightest
hopes we a. ,osve-the children. Its
purpose is to l,eigh and measure
children once every month as an in
deX to their health; to arouse the
children's interest in their own health
and get them to live the kind of lives
that will make them healthy, happy
and wise" That is, to teach the chill
dren to eat right, sleep right, and live
right. "Cho-Cho" plans are big, !
as soon as the dozen scales they have
ordered from the coast arrive the
work will begin in earnest.
The luaI planned will only cost so
cents because practically all the food
is being donated. The only thing
"ChC-Cho" is afraid of is that Carl
will make everything taste so good
that those who come will think of
luaus whenever they hear about "Ch'
Cho" after this instead of children.
And "Cho-Cho" wants people to think
about the children.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Says Maui Man Kidnapped
His Own OmmOnLaw Wife

Deputy Sheriff Henry ~. Martin of
Hilo the other day ran up against a
tangled snarl involving the alleged
kidnapping of a common-law wife by
her common-law husband and very
properly passed the buck up to Will
lam II. Beers, county attorney of the
island of Hawaii. for solution.
The cause of the whole pilikia, says
the Hilo Tribune, came about when
II. Oshide of Maui dropped in on HilO
rather Unexpectedly, found Matsuo,
his runaway ~commOn-law wife, grab
bed her and making haste to his wait
ing sampan returned to the Valley Is
land shores with his prize.
The story as told by Matsuo's
mother is that her daughter had been
living with Oshidc on Maui for the
past four years as his wife, that she
G: me to visit her mother here, and
after receiving several letters from
Oahide she refused to return to him,
whereupon Oshide appeared suddenly
on the scene last Saturday evening.
and meeting Masuo on Mooheau street
carried her off bodily, and once
al GARD his Jolly sampan' the Maui
MN is said to have sailed off to the
sunny climes of his home island with
his recalcitrant lady" says the Hilo
pa per.
The facts established in the case
show that Oshide, finding that Matsuo
would not return to him, decided to
take what he considered the proper
step and that was to hire a sampan,
come to Hilo and bring her back,
which he successfully accomplished.
"On Monday the girls mother ap-
o,aled to the police. sobbed out her
story. and asked to bring about Oshi-
ao's arrest. Martin did not feel
ju ;tiied in intervening and passed
the buck to the county attorney for
ar opinion
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30

year. Her marriage is not a happy
one, but she discovers she has talents
which enable her to make her way in
TIE world independently, and even
tually she finds happiness as well.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
Ralck" ganeS KObertSon'S
Place On HOnOlua Ranch

Dan r. Balch, well known on Maui
as the civil engineer of the former
loan fund commission, has taken the
place of ranch superintendent on the
HOnolua Ranch left vacant by the re-
signation recently of William Robert
son The new mar is already on the
job.
Balch left Maui to join the army
and served for a year or more in
France with an engineer regiment.
Recently he has been working on
Oahu on the construction of the new
belt road under contractor E. j.
Lord.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30

Jealousy glows in the heart of every
man, but in the gypsy it is like a roar
ing fire. Gladys Brockwell in "The
Sneak gets a taste of gypsy jealousy
which leads to hand to hand fights
with knives and cudgels. In addition
to its tremendous plot, the p%hotoplay
is a masterpiece of scenic effect.
The play tells the story of Rhona,
a gypsy princess, who poses for an ar
fist and thus incurs the jealousy of
her afianced. The Vaccinations of a
jealous rival have brought her to this
studio. The sequel to this plotting is
absorbing in its heart interest and
tragic in its development.
Constance Talmadge ZONES in the
role of Helen Drayton, the young girl
wife of THE Lesson" The picture is
a screen version of the well known
tales of married life by Virginia Ter
hume Van de Water.
The Helen Drayton of The Lesson"
reveals Constance Talmadge in one
of the most pleasing and authentic
Characterization of her entire career,
since it is just the type of regular
American girl to which this captivat-
fng screen star naturally belongs.
GThe story concerns a young girl in a
emall town, who marries a city man,
Ebrincipally because she is tired of see
ing the same old faces and dancing
with the same old boys year after
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30
AMERICA SECOND POWER
TO RECOGNIZE ARMENIA

WASHINGTON, April 25-The state
department announced yesterday that
the American government had accord
ed formal recognition to the new Ar
menian Republic, called into exist
cnce by determination of the Allied
supreme council to form an Armenian
state. The United States is the sec
ond power to accord recognition of
Armenian independence, Japan having
done so a few weeks ago.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lowrie celebrat-
ed their Silver wedding" today. A
complimentary dance has been ar
ranged for this evening at S~preckels-
Vile and from present indications the
affair will be a most successful and
enjoyable one.