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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
lNNKEEPER ASPHYXIATED
Fumes From Gas Stove Used In u
ITeit pIstIIlIng Prove Fatal

St. Louis, July 24.-(By A. P.)-
Julius Schaan, proprietor ia road
house west Of the city limits here, was
asphyxiated IN a cellar at his establish
ment yesterday by fumes from a gas
stove which, it Is said, he had been
using in manufacturing whisky and
wine.
Two men were overcome with the gas
while trying to carry Schaan from the
cellar, and he was finally removed by q
prohibition agent who said he had been
watching the place. Schaan died soon
afterward. A large quantity OF mash
and beer was seized.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
International Wateruays

Paul Morgan Ogilvie has written a
comprehensive work on international
Waterways, which bids fair, on ac-
count of it's inclusiveness and its re
search, to become reference standard
on the subject. The first part epito-
mizes the essential relation of water
ways to international communication
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
GIRLS SLAYER ESCAPES
Michigan Posse seours swamps II
Vain for Assaiiant Of Child

Pottersville, Mich, July 24.-0ficers
commanding state troops, and members
Of a posse Of three hundred armed farm
ers who had secured swamps and
nossible biding places in this vicinity
ali day yesterday are Of the belief that
the slayer Of thirteen year old Beatrice
Hickcox had escaped their Gordon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
U. S. Settles With Ship Lines

Washington, July 24,-Settlement of
the claims of the Clyde Steamship Co.
and the Mallory Steamship Co, arising
by hump sum payment TO both companies
totaling $4,0l0,7S the RAILROAD ad-
1cninistration announced today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24

NEW NOVELS
FOUND IN ANY BooKsToRg|
The Book Of Susan
By LEE WILSON DoDD
Cultured society hit OF with kssr
ironic touches $2,ot
A Maker Of Saints
BY HAMILTON DRUMMoND
Author Of The Betrayera"
A colorful tale of great love In On
age Of violence. S2.sa
Tamarlsk Town
By SHEILA KAYE-SMITH
Author Of "A Challenge to Sirius.
Tells how q man built q town an|
broke It for love. s2.6
The Young Physician
BY F. BRETT YOUNG
BY the author Of Tho Crescsn
Moon" 32.S'
The Pointing Man
By MARJORIE DoUIE
A detective story on quite original.
amusing lines. $500
Vanishing Men
BY RICHARD w. CHILD
A mystery story. and love stosy
of rare charm. 32.ot
Mountain, labor novel
By CLEMENT WOOD $500
"A story Of rather tremendou ,
Significance. ~. Y. World.
Wunpost
BY DANE COOLIDGE Y
Author of "silver and Gold" Full
Of genuine Western local color and
humor. s.W
Mary-Girl
By HOPE MERRICK
A posthumous novel Of appealing
charm and fragrance. Eso
The Wider Way
BY DIANA PATRICK 500
An exceedingly good first novel
Our Peter
By GEORGE WOODEN $500
Author Of Little Houses"
The Sword of the Spirit |
BY ZEPHINE HUMPHREY
Author Of "The Homestead,
Grail Fire." etc. NN
Steel Preferred
By HERSCHEL 8. HALL s20
A big story Of the steel mills.
G. P. DUTToN & CO.. ssl s,h Ave, NY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-24
LE D|CH|ARAz|ON|
DELL ON. G|0L|TT|
u coverno Scoprira' ! colpeyoli
ed | Responsible del
Conflitti In italia

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. s41.
.Authorized by the act Of October ..
IeiI, on nie at the Postoffice OF Phila-
A. q. BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-11

Kelly Springfield
and Fisk Tires
Gasoline. Oils
Everready Batteries
storage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
White MOUSE
SEES SPEEDY
PACT ACTION
Senator Owen Is Urging
Compromise Plan,

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is - President
Wilson 10 keeping In close touch with
the treaty situation In the senate and
things look very hopeful" II was an
nounced al the white House today
Senator Hitchcock is making constant
reports to the White House and his re-
ports indicate . satisfactory compo.
miss = being approached. II was stated.
Plans vera laid for a general con-
ference today between Senator Lodge
republican leader. aud representatives
Of oil tho factions In the treaty fight.
With the szceptioa Of the 'irreeon-
tlables Senator Owen. Of Oklsh6mA,
who has . plan for . compromiss. was
largely instsumsntai In attempting TO
form this coaciavs In order that no
might submit hi plan and ask for the
support OF an fsctions
Dsmecrats wers working inds.
concessions from Senator Lodge on
Article 10 Of the league cf nations
which is generally regarded ss the
stumbling block. but thus far they have
been unsuccessful
The outcome OF the caucus Of demo-
Gratis today 10 elect . minority leader
10 expected 10 furnish the final impetus
to the efforts for 4 compromise. With
this election out Of the way. Il b ss-
pected . group Of democrats VIII vosh
for . eomprcmis and In these Sfforts
they viii have the support q . num-
her of Republicans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
MAYOR WILL NOT
ATTEND MEETlNe.
Industrial Body to Work Out
It's Own Problems.

Mayor waitoa win ~ attend the
n sDeur meeting Of the Oklahoma City IN
slAoaariai commission, he announced TO-
n = meeting has been called for to-
grD1At ss1 probably viii bs held In tns
nnAss u Commerce rooms. the
lt1H6lse sail
N 5AoaGh there may h two or thrss
|Donbsss Of the commisslon not yss
4 Dsintsl by toaisht II 10 hi4h time to
"a things going" the nAyes said.
m ~ - there. for ice eeftety op
- - msnbses Of >hs oo00iasieu ana
- 1Da'l nssd me- Ths first subject
- Aaoousssoa undoubtedly vill ~ the
80 shep proSssitioa, vhich vm %
V(blluAtsd and dscidsl - within
,6t tims.
I'VE kaves great hopss soe ~ con.
;1nn1siss- -xnd no matter vhas hsppsns u
Gnnit 6o Vny harm ~ bAs many
n2ees 10 DO . lot OF geol Many
Dlsa men N well - employers are
nesily N favor OF the eommission."
9e ~ mayor indcrssd the plaa ef ths
I slnG>o lahor commissiou 10 can togsahsf
r ~ mayors Of Oklahoma and urge
4 t6os1oerrsisn to keep dowa Industrial
Z fl1ufeAnooa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
COMMITTEE FAv0RS
LABOR COURT BILL

TOPEKA. Kaa., Jan. iS.4fhs senate
Judiciary committee rsposts1 out The
Industrial court bill shostly before nom
today with the rscommsadatioa that
Il b. passed. A motion to make II .
special order Of business for FRIDAY
morning at 1880 O'Clock. vas carried.
Ths final considers tlon OF the bill In
the judiciary committee resulted In
reduction OF the penalty for inoiting
or encouraging a strike from nve to
two years
The snti-cheekon clause fosbldding
mines to withhold union dues vas
eliminated and 4 clauss was insertsd
providlns eomps hkatios 10 eorposati0uD
whenever thsirs properties are taken
over. i.o
> The senate judiciary eommittss siss
br0sht cut . separate btl pesvs6iag
for the iacorporatioa of hbee ualsao
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Tux RAISES OFFER
FOR DEMPSEY FIGHT

NEW YORK. Jan. iE.--wiliiam Fos.
Geinu picture maSnats yesterday
l1ooA ~ anita for thA dempsey car
S1lss boul 10 lsss.oee. the winner to
Ia = peecent ana the loser . percent,
!: - nevfils n b diviAsf d percent
S ~ vSonsr. IS percent y the loser
S - r,nsinins ~ Dsecsat 70 the
Cspo ersaAlsatieas e Amsrsca;
1oe ns1taiA. cana4a vraacs ssa
-. TAs effsr whlcA y n. tcxl Z
within . week. WaA HAeee, ~ !
I111nn 10 Jack Ksasas. Dsmpeoys
-. w = gow - LIos Ahssee.
: - y asks1 vlshia twsaty. Ioof
S ~ ~ alternative peepos!tise =
~ & psnpseg visAse. - 80
10. ~ vin, lsee q, 1rews sne
nlS q psoeiss 70 rsQaia sschaaosA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
|Ol|lI
'JDFoR BOUT
I'D Report Of Offer Of
000,W Not Denied.

IFtVy b<S0Uos NSWu DeTvtceD
n Mn y0Nk. Jan. iS.--Tsr Rlcksrd.
NnGsegoa bsaing promoter. II expected
- ~ ~ hat iate the ring with an
ow ~ the i)smpssy Carpenter fight
0lsAh Z aay q two.
NJ N rsfssai Of the promoter 10 either
kses)l1 ~ Ssny . cab,sd rsport from
yasIs s1at hs has offered Georges Car
bsatIss oses.ses 10 fight Dempsey was
sshsa " indicate that As b Interested.
4, n not rssdy 10 say anything about
~ proposed psmpssy Carpenter
1IonAs sail Richard tony. Hs admit
~ hevsver he may enter tks comp~.
4tbo ~ the big fight within . few
y AsksA rsesrdinG . r~psvt cha, he 10
~ - Associated with Charles n cocb-
'oo1 n ths English promstsr lands the
GnnDoA And lscidos 10 stage II In Amer
~ nisharA said. NO. there 10 nothinA
= tkat."
WIN you 70 aftsr the big f,rh, on
~ ewn hook OF viii voc represent
6voGeAtsr' n1Gkarl was asked.
= would proeahiy have sssociate n
u 0Ade m offer at an" hs replied. '~ut
I'm really not ready 10 say thing now.
1Aere IL nothing definite - bs SAID
2 ~ 10 believed Rickarl may ~ si the
hsaA ef one Of the American syndicstss
thae have approached Cochran with Of
fogo y take the contract with Car.
lOoolter Oft his hands. Cochran ADMIT
~ b the writer several days ago tkst
- hAd received two fiAttering offers
- had them under consideration
PARE. Jan. Is. M. neschamps.
Onnoesr Of 0sorees Carpenter. believes
ADsgSea viii sst the proposed Dempsey
GH0Dsat,sr fight. This vas predicted
~ 70 by DsschAmps oa bis return from
Iboux. lie does noe believe Jack
D0oe1 will come abroad.
by offers from America are being
ooRtQsl By DeschampA he said. but be
= Ooab.o 70 reply 70 them while uaAss
'ornoSNct With Cochran. the Engiteo no
Gnn1oG TIE latest offer received eeoss
~ Tea Richard. Who 10 wiliing - give
6H1Doattsr 800. ~.
n0ooamps aid csrpenties b willing
- ~ 10 France for . SMALLER purss
~ elsewhere IN order - attract
mooog 20 his impoverished csantry.
An EngiiHh boxing faanAsss named
Ganto 10 here trying 10 associate the
N,aleh IN Paris and 10 asking Sak.eeo
our Dempsey. IIe SAID ~ reprcsents
3Aeh Kearns. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
LEGION HEARING FOR
DEMPSEY REQUESTED

Los ANCELEs. Cal. Jan. iS.--Jscs
kesrns. manager for Jack Dempsey.
announced last nlGht that he had tole.
sraphsl the national commander OF the
American laGioa II Indianapolis asking
fos an sppsrtanity for the heavyweight
champlsa 70 aSpsas bseors the supreme
eosseii u hat boAy, anA Gsvs testimony
% - ~ fsessd during the var.
ksom6 astiea follows adoption b va
riess Dsses q ~ Ansriesa Legion con.
Sss.!as e. ps.s:'v - si.eh''' and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
"A NEW LINE
Or GAGS
BY -Duas" 0sct


Nov that tho leading colleges have
agreed 10 number players, why not Get
together srd tis q salary ilmtf
Ia soldier and n patriot doesn't be-
long In baseball then Cap huston
doesn't belong.
A. TIVE prsssWs rs,s n sssksass. ENC.
lien bvss only less haH " what they iost
On osskstt.
Joe Nuivihiil offers esoo. eoo for ihe
Dempsey Carpenter duet and is wtliink
TO get right down In brass tacks. All
Of Joe's Offers wind up In brass tacka
Lst's ssaOesr . little ana fool Con.
One way TO leave the goa players
out 10 10 pick an All-Eastern- ALI
American.
--latest drink d laundry s,us,rs with
aa ambulance chaser. u Makss eiotkss
nice aW1 white, - II can't bs dasOsreus.
The champ toreador Of Msx 10 Jack
Johnson. Jaek has TO Keep In condi-
ton for this Job. A bull never sits up
al night smoking cissrsts.
osemsWy WIN - sewOsreus In the
sent 0lyWpieA Oevsteped some Great
fvnHsss dveiNs the war.
Han Johnsoa ought 20 curl up and
rive baseball . chance TO put on "a
Winter underwear.
orses Juice 10 - esHts Q aae. owt
svseybedy sssms hsppy. Every suekps
yev ptps 10 ptayiNO saIaShene colo
eo Q tksrmos bottle.
Yea. Bo
uis vvsk q tsvsssss 10 cvba and
bach. Climate 10 - wfs0esetve tAoe eems
Ovys Try - bst0o n eesk IN eetdse
Seems that Jimmy wide wsuld have
done batter u the N-esnt bays tn the
gailsry had bssn wearing TuxsdoA
ovWseat omtth's sAs,teNOs 10 IKE Q
vsleo On tks evija beer6.
NA1 understand how Dechett ~c9
The English cAampienship. He Knocked
the other guys high hat of.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

CHICAGO. Jan. is- Sentiment strong
~ favored the adoption Of iSA-gams
scheduis when club owners Of the
American association nsst here today 10
lAy plans for tie resumption Of the
eaus on Q prs-war basis IN 1890. The
e,sction Of Officers and the fixing OF
p,ayss and salary limit vas the other
buspess up Tor confederation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

bay. vfo ARGUE 49, : - .
s,,mdpy end went esva Susia0 ~
ngh,. There Is no ceWfIrnae1sa q ~
report that Americas ss,1isss - tsas1
lsss thss uvea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
'rHEATER BILLS

Emprsss theasss, io;Se q n. %
iO.Is D. m.--rom Moore In Tooys
Bow"
Majestic theatsr. ~ q =. - ie,H
., m-Dusein vArnun ia "A Mas
uuilt,'' western drama; comsdy.
New rpely thsassr ~ .. n. 70
lo.SS .. n.--rosn Aix In The
Heart Of Tes6s Ryan" "Ths RAJ
dium Mystery"
prsamland tAsatsr. 10 8 N to II
.. M.-wtniam .. Hart tn the
Silent Mani" Gale Henry In
Chicken . u Mod>;" serial
Iabesty theatsy. ecatinusus per-
fovmancsl Vaudeville. Dtctvrea.
I.srte theatss. i:3e 10 iots p. "a.
Vaudeville. pictures.
Palace theater. matinee and night
--"0arden of Airth."
Ovsvhoss~s thsates. els p NJ
"soa,ebody's swssthsart."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
5!S co DOWN
on FRENCH snip
Rescue Of Further Survivors
Is Abandoned.

rARIs. Jan, S--Ths asath list In
N. iosu " tho French stsaspaAip
Antique In tho hay Of Bisnay vas PIT
at $50 today All hope for the rsscvs
cf any further, survivors has sssa
abandoned owing 10 the temsndous
storms which are prevailing over the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
|lI6R CYCLE COP
afasvgo FRoM RHsuMAr'sM ~
NEW .o.RuMo

- know Il 10 bad sacueh 10 snnef
- sassmatism whes he weather 70
~ enl there 10 no hAsa wsrs 70 %.
Wy - nraua. q mstsssycis 90 q
anesa city. found \ dsssiy hare %
. The Job during ~ ksn1s q
~ ~ suffS frsa pains espsea
sunstism. But tAsenGA ~ eese-
~ sGis frissA ~ hsnso = eosw-s:
1sss tAAs . bsl1h seAsve1 ~
~ ~ - y ~ 6sgulA -
111o e Nsws4s oosw.e.e1as
~ y ~ Nuw.o .o.agTo0
Dnne ~ nasvsS ~. o.
w 60, ~ . vssk's trsal-
r y gen0nse = ~ sAarsp
~ = ~ -. nsaan ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

ovWeeae omfth's sAslleNOs 10 IKE Q
voleo On tho ovttA oooro.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

Seems that Jimmy wide wsuld have
de:. sstts: = II. ss.s:.s ., !:1da Ssys IN the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

UIs vvsk u tsvessss 10 cvba and
back. Climate 10 - WsN6sefva ehet sesWs
ovys tsy - bst0O n oesk IN oeetSse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

orses Juice 10 - esHts Q sae. ovt
svseybedy essms happy. Every suekpe
ysv pips 10 piayiNo . sassshens colo
On Q tksrwNoe bottle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

Joe Nuffihill offers esee. eoe for ths
Dempsey Carpenter duet and is wtIiink
10 get right down In brass tacks. All
Of Joe's offers wind up In brass tacka
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
FREE PUBLIC CAMP GROUND
AT LAKE TAHOE ASSURED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 30-A pub
lie camp ground, fronting directly on
the shores of Lake Tahoe, and includ-
ing such conveniences as boating and
bathing piers, attractive free camp
sites with rustic tables and benches,
pure water piped from a nearby noun
tain stream and a modern comfort
station is now assured, according to
L. A. Barrett, Assistant District Fores-
ter here.
"The area, which has just been
made available through the generosity
of former Congressman VIM. Kent of
Kentfeld, Cal, is one of the most at
tractive pieces of shore property to
be found on Lake Tahoe" says Bar
rett.
Originally a part of Mr.. Kent's
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
California School
Children Learning
Thrift By Saving

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. - Public
school pupils of San Francisco have
saved 100000 in the last eight years,
according to a report made by Philip
J.. Lawler, Manager of the Bank of
Italy's School Savings Department, to
C. A. F~arnsworth, Associate Director
of the United States War Loan Or
g~anization for the Twelfth Federal Re-
serve District. In 1912 the bank
started it's thrift work in the schools,
issuing school penny stamps. In the
last two years Thrift and War Savings
Stamps have been sold in connection
with the school penny stamps.
For the last 105 school days Lawler
| reports the school children have saw
ed $41,57S.74, and the total number of
individual students purchasing penny,
Thrift, and War Savings Stamps was
80, 941. Sales of Thrift and War Say
ings Stamps amounted to S27, 007.65,
| while school penny stamp sales totaled
~$14,571.O9.
1T costs us more than we make out
of it to run the school savings work."
| said Mr.. Lawler, but it is good bust
ness because we are building up a
future bank clientele among these
boys and girls. The important angle
| of our work, however, is the lesson of
| thrift and savings we are teaching the
| pupils and the sense of responsibility
| they acquire through having a bank
account or what amounts to the same
| thing, the securities of the Govern
ment. They are learning the secret
| of success and good citizenship, and
| the bank would feel well repaid for
it's work because of this even if we
never got a single customer"
The school savings plan operated by
the Bank of Italy in cooperation with
the Government is in force in sixteen
| counties of California, with an aggre-
| gate of 23S schools. LAWYERS report
covering the banks activities for the
| SO school days up to December l in
the country schools shows that 1885
pupils bought $5,4S5.36 worth of Thrift,
| War Savings Stamps, and penny
| school stamps, making a grand total
| for the sales in the San Francisco and
| country schools of SAT ,064.10 for los
school days ending December l.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS

Many men are going to miss the
pleasure Of making their favorite res
olution this New Years-"I Won't
Drink Another Drop" New Years
wouldn't be New Years without resolu-
tons. Next to the general spirit of
well wishing, perhaps the best thing
about New Years is the chance it
seems to afford to blot out the mis-
takes of the past and open new books.
There is one resolution that ought
to be made by tipplers, teetotalers,
and all of us. 1t is a resolution which
one is tempted to keep as time goes
on rather than break. This is the res
olution: Il shall save something every
week."
The person who makes the resolu-
ton and keeps it predestines a sue
cessful future. A successful philoso-
pher said:
If you want to know if you are
going to be a success or a failure in
life you can easily find out. The
test is simple and infallible. Are you
able to save money? If not, drop
out. You will fail as sur as you live.
You may not think so, but you will.
The seed of success is not in you"
The government of the United
| States of America asks you to make
this New Years resolution. 1t provides
Thrift and War Savings Stamps and
treasury savings certificates, all Sc
c~urities of the government, to help you
do it. Every post office and bank
handles them. The price of a Thrift
Stamp is 25 cents the year round, and
the price of a War Savings Stamp in
January is $4.12. War Savings Stamps
and treasury savings certificate bear
four per cent interest compounded ev-
cry three months.
MAKE THAT RESOLUTION.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
will be "Babies and Taxes" or msehooI

will be Babies and Taxes" or "SchOol
Children AS Money %Spenders."
There was to have been a song by
a quartet of ladies composed of Mrs.
Geo. Weight, Miss Lucy Richardson,
Miss COpp and Mrs. Wilmington un-
der the direction of the chairman of
the music committee, Mrs. Kunewa,
but owing to a misunderstanding there
was 40 piano provided and the number
had to be postponed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
KAU DESERT LAVA FLOW
is COOLING OFF RAPIDLY

HILO, Jan. 6-The Kau desert lava
flow is dying. It's advance has slowed
perceptibly, the speed of the rock at
the foot of the flow being but one-fifth
of a mile daily instead of one and one
half miles as in the earlier stages.
The velocity of the central molten
river at the source has slowed to five
miles instead of II miles an hour, and
the central stream now is only 40 feet
instead of 100 feet wide.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
HUNTING BIRDS ON FOREST
RESERVES PROHIBITED

Following out a recently established
policy of the Division of Forestry of
the Board of Agriculture and Forestry
to manage the government lands in
forest reserves throughout the Terri
tory so that they will serve as sane
tuaries where wild game and other
birds may breed and multiply un-
molested, hereafter, and until further
notice, no permits will be issued for
hunting birds or such lands, says the
Hawaiian Forester and Agriculturist
for August.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
WAR DEPARTMENT GUILTY OF
PROFITEERING SAYS DOLE

HONOLULU, Jan. 6-James d. Dole
president of the Hawaiian Pineapple
Co., who returned today from a bust
ness trip to the mainland, states that
the war department bought Hawaiian
pineapples for 1920 per dozen, and in
selling the surplus recently charged
$40 per dozen. Mr.. Dole declares
that the government has been guilty
of profiteering.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
WILSON SIGNS SUGAR BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. president
Wilson signed the McNary sugar bill
just before midnight, December 81.
The sugar control board will conse-
quently remain in control of purchases
and distribution of sugar during the
coming year.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-09
NOT TO BUY CUBAN CROP

WASHINGTON, Jan. st has been
announced from the White House that
President Wilson will not exercise the
powers conferred upon him by the
McNary bill authorizing the purchase
and distribution of the Cuban sugar
crop.
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BRIcKLAYERs GET $40 A DAY

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. employ
ers of ~bricklayers in San Francisco
today approved a wage scale of SO a
day to be paid this class of labor.
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BRYAN TO TRY AGAIN

DETROIT, Jan. Friends of Will
lam Jennings Bryan announce the in
tention to enter his name again for
nomination for the presidency.
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summer residence property, it has
been donated to the Forest Service
with the definite understanding that
it be developed as, and devoted ex-
c~lusively to, public camp ground pur-
poses" he continued. In accordance
with that agreement, and under plans
as developed by a competent lands
cape and recreation engineer, the
Tahoe Public Camp ground, as it has
been named, will be improved at once.
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TO FINANCE EXPORTERS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The first
move by the Government to aid finan-
cially in the reconstruction of Europe
was taken today when the War Fin
ance Corporation announced that an
agreement had been practically on
sunated to provide for loans, aggregat-
ing $17, 900, 900, to be made to manu-
featuring exporters.