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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-03

eiaia di n0stri fratelli hanno tr0vato
Ia morte. migiaia ancora aspettano
I. di essere soccorI percio' aspettauo
Ia n0stra geueroSita'. ed e noSrro sd-
cr1sauto doycre asciUgdre una lagrl-
ma. Ienire uu afanno. lnvitaya ru-
ditorio a rivoIgere per uu minute il
pensiero al nosui disgraHati FrateIIi
in segno di lutto; cio' fatto propo-
neya al Grande Venerable iii auto
rizzare Ia raccolta, ira i present., di
gualche obolo. Lincarico delicate
venne affidato a diverse sorelle della
Loggia Regina Elena No. Sol, che
raccolsero S2l3,23, somma consc-
gnata ALA SorelIa Autonietta Apicel-
Ia. Quale Tesoriera proyvisoria: Il
Grande Venerable riyolgeya calda
preghiera a tutti ] venerable di in
.tewenire mercoledi' sera prossimo ad
una riunione che ara' uogo ale
ore s p. m. nelIufficio del Grande
Concilio per studiare di accordo co.
me venire in auto del c0lpiu del ter
remote e per risolyere altri AFFAIR." di-
yersi riguardo TOrdine in questa
citta.
La parola indi al Venerable e
rappresentanti dele Logge local..
Law. Giovanni Z. Buccini, per Ia
Loggia G. Mazzini No. $50 regalaya
quattro Maglietti; IL fratello Alberto
DE Luca. per Ia L0ggia VI. Buona-
rot No. 81. offriya un mazzo III fi0-
II. La Narconi No. lS3 regaIaya
Hno sendardino per Ialtare e Ia Ma
driua Regina Elena tutto l'occouen
te per fAltare. Per Ia loggia Arti-
stica Operaia II frateIIo Giuseppe
Salmeri. venerable regalaya Ia fascia
di Grande Deputato; il frateIlo Salt.
Cagallaro per Ia Ioggia Cefaludese ;.
Spinuzza dava una grande cesta di
Fiori.
Infine Tex Graude Venerable
FrateIlo Domenico Nu,acchio con
belle parole augurava vita bella q
prosperosa ala nuova Loggia.
il frateIlo CIR. Curatore Ignazio
Papania. accompagnato al piano,
cantaya con Ia sua magnifiea voca
diverse paruture di opere applaudi-
to. Furono seruti paste e riutreschi
z ur0fu~i0ue
Una lode meritata e sinccra va a.
gli amari frgteI.i del comitato COM
.posto:
Presidente. Sebastiano Gargarel-
Ii: Segr. Luigi Di Piero: Tesouere,
Luigi Quartapelle, Alessandro Ric-
ciuti. Antonio Di Filippo. Luigi Lol-
u. Geremia Casciere, Giuseppe Ser
'ra. Donate Michetti.
Gli Ufiiciali della nuoya Ioggia
sono / seguenti;
Venerable. Salvatore Bossi: Ass.
Ven, Gaetano Di Marcantonio, EX
Ven. Alessandro Ricciud. Oratore
/ Tito Zappacosta: Segr Arch. Gae-
tano Napoleone; Segr. Fin. Camille
Francioni: Tesoriere. Amedeo Dap.
polonio. Curatore. ErCoIe Di Ruscio
Luigi LolH. Giuseppe Speranzella
Eugeni0 Di Nisio. Francesca Sanul.
ID.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-03
.ATTI TFFICIALT del GRANDE
.CONCILIO DEL MARYLAND

Z ~ III4ID nm " IN I I.-i-N y
NcraoIedi'. Is Settembre. il Gran
de COncilio riunivasi con la prescuza
di tutti Venerable dele Logge To-
cali. il grande Venerable faceya 10
70 conoscere 10 scope della riunione,
quindi di accordo 81 veniya ale deli
berazioni seguenti:
]. - Che FOrdine prenda parte
ala ceIebrazi0ue del Il Ottobre, Co
lumbus Day, in corpo, uncndosi al
comitato generate. L'anno venture
tale fiesta dovra' cadcre soto le redi-
nj deliOrdine.
2. - CBe ogni Loggia con un Coz
mitato di Cinque, compreso il We
nerabile con Tinsegna delTOrdine, 81
rechino in Annapolis la mattina del
IL ottobre accettando Pinvito del
Comitato Generate locale. per prem
dere parte l'inaugurazione del qua
dro del Grande Genovese c. Colon
bo. che ivi sara scopcrto.
3. - Che il Grande COncilo prem
da parte in coTpo a tale invite.
q. - Che le Logge 81 facessero mi
7iatrici di raccogliere fondi ira j fra
telli connazionali pro danneggiati
del terremoto ogni somma spedita
per il tramite di questo Grande Con
clio.
5. 49, Che Venerable, gil Uffi-
ciali ed infine singoli Fratelli aiu-
tassero questo Grande Concilio al
Iespletamento del programme che
sara portato in Grande Convenzio-
ne. Dare speciale appoggio all'inizia-
tiva del Fondo Unico Mortuario, e.
sa essenzialissina, che al piu' presto
possible dovra' funzionaTe ALA Ca
sa Sociale, ossia il Tempo dell'lta-
lianita', il posto owe ogni fratello
doyra' troyare conforto su tutto cio'
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
10 PER CENT STOCK DIVIDEND
FOR UNITED CIGAR STORES

Directors of United Cigar Stores Com
pany have declared A. stock dividend of
ton per cent on the common stock. In
the payment OF that dividend holdings
of United Retail stores Corporation will
he increased from 249.92s shares to 2495s
shares of United Cigar Stores Company
of America common stock.
Upon the organization of United Retail
in July 1919, there was ISSUED 499,e2s shares
OF no par value in exchange for A9,963
shares Of United Cigar stores common.
The basis of exchange was two for one.
In addition TO that United Retail issued
$1,000 shares. which were paid for at $40
a share. ON the basis Of the increase of
holdings OF United Cigar Stores through
payment OF dividends. United Retail
would bc in a position to declare a stock
dividend of nine per cent on its outstand-
ing 54?,926 common shares.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
EXCHANGE AND
MONEY MARKETS
Heavy Selling by European Centres
Breaks Allied Quotations
Here.

Heavy selling by European centres
caused another sharp break in allied ex-
change yeYerday. London, Paris and
several cities were the principal sellers
The selling was largely due TO forced
liquidation of holders or exchange on com
modities. European holders of sterling
francs and lire on commodities were COM
PEELED to sell by the banks. Continued
short selling and unfavorahle news were
other factors that caused the sharp de-
cline.
Sterling declined 3% points. cables clos
ing at 355% and demand at s.5s. Francs
broke IS points. Belgian francs 7s points
and lire AZ points.
German marks and Austrian kronen de-
ciined to new lows. Mark cheques were
LEG and kronen 49,
Scandinavian and Danish exchange was
strong. Spanish pesetas were steady
while rates on Switzerland declined.
Australian sterling broke to record
low. Other Far Eastern rates were un-
changed South American exchange was
steady.
Following are the rates quoted on tho
principal foreign exchange markets at the
close of the regular hours of business
yesterday
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
RESERVE BANK HERE
EARNS 109 PER CENT
Net Return for 1910 Totals
S22,634,O55 on s2O,S2o,-
100 Capital.
INVESTMENTS ARE S9o5, 5,2l6.2SS
Increase of S46O,o64,S55 Divi
dendS Paid Total
St,i95,O26.

Net earnings of 109 per cent and a tota'
proxirnately 100 per cent are shown in q
statement of the Federal Reserve Bank
covering Its business for the year ended
December 81, 1918, issued by that nstitu.
ton yesterday.
Paid In capital of the Federal Reserve
Bank on the date IN question was $40.
$50. 100. Net earnings on this capitalize.
tIon for the year were So. .a34, ,O93 and profit
and loss surplus was $40. s9l. OF this
surplus SIP, 795, ,214 is due TO the government
as franchise tax
In every department the bank shows q
marked growth over the previous year. In.
vestments at the end of 1919 aggregated
S905, ,216, ,28S. an Increase over the previous
year of s46D, ,g64, ,s55 Reserves amounted tc
s672, 2,52s.7s5 against s64s,94i.655 the previou:
year, and other resources totalled s1,s7I, ).
S06,Ql6 an increase of $622, ,SS1, ,423
On the liability. side OF the balance Shee
equally large growth Is shown. Deposits
expanded from s731, ,45S,6S7 at the end OF
1918 to $975, ,219 452 at the end of 1918. Note
liability nearly doubled in the same
period. with total notes outstanding or
December 81, 1919, of $S52, SOC, 1886 compared
with s456, 33S,565 the previous year. Other
liabilities increased from sl,7S20SS Il
sl4 $500.
Gross earnings In 1919 amounted tC
$25.3l4, 735. of which operating and Other
incidental expenses consumed s2,6s0I I02
leaving net earnings or s22 634 .o33. Div
dends were paid amounting to sl.195 .026
while depreciation and other reserves ant
deductions totalled 81, ,103,175.
At the end of 1919 the Federal Reserve
r,,vx Il q 1...-.
81 .29S,7 721, Of which half was paid 10 th,
government as a franchise tax and tn
balance carried to its own profit and los
account. Its net earnings in 1918 wer
sS,79 900. or only II per cent OF the ne
profits earned last year.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
SIR GEORGE PAISH SEES
CHICAGO BANKERS ON LOAN

CHICAGO Tuesday.-Slr George Paish,
British financier conferred today with
Chicago bankers in regard to the Eu-
ropean loan he Is said to be seeking In this
country.
Following the conference. James S. For
gan, chairman of the Board Of Directors
Of the First National Bank, said:-"Sir
George did not talk of such an absurd loan
as was reported from the East. Such i'm
possible figures as either SIS, 900, 900 900 or
SA A.00Wo.Oo were not mentioned. Money
conditions are not favorable for such a
loan to Great Britain or Europe at this
time. So long as American securities are
selling at prices that yield six and seven
per cent it viii be hard to attract money
abroad"
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

UPSTATE MAN TO MANAGE
MADISON AVENUE LINE

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, Tuesday. james
+. Hamilton, of this city, president Of the
to take over management of the Fourth
and Madison avenue surface car lines. re-
Gently returned to the New York and Har-
lem Railroad Company when they were
separated from the New York Railways
system.
II. +. McDouglas. also of this city. claim
agent OF the New York State Railways
system. has been chose nby Mr.. Hamil-
ton to manage the New York surface
lines, it became known here today.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
Judgments.
New York County.

The following judgments for more than $500
were filed yesterday. the first name being that
of Tire debtor:
Dasheln Jchn.-B. Tcrker. ct al. 81 ,!d659.
yesterday. WIN. A.--Jaburg Bros, 81 ,o63It.
Brody, Nathan aud Louis SAKE IN Brody 4
Col. Feldman. ct al. s2,599.Ss.
Dry Goods Brokers. Inc.-Rafgel del Castillo &
Co. SO, 1861
Fairchiid John F.--w. g. Smart. s52a.7c.
Hartley, George D.-Realty and Realization
Co.. Inc. S53l.3I.
Ibero American Export Co.-rauco Hlspanc
Americana. 81. 24G.Ss.
J. X. Joyce Co.-E. C. Jackson. slo.6n5.51
Karlsbach, solomon. or Sam, and Haunah-R.
Costume, 81 ,623. 90.
Lee. Belle. and Harry Katz-People, &C. 5000
Lyons Harold C.R. Apt, sS96S4.
Iombardo, Nincenzo-B. Sirasusa ct al. SJOI. Ia
S5JTI5.
Motsumura. Toshlmasa--M Manufacturers and Tx.
porters Alliance Inc, 81 80 81.
Moses, Sudney-Warwick Knitting Mills, Inc
Macdonald. Donald &C. @. uynson Co.
S5,39l.13
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
U. s. STEEL EARNS
S2.27 4TH QUARTER
Common Stock Has S12, 54o,-
O7O After Paying So, 5O4,-
02O Preferred.
AMOUNT SURPRISES STREET
Bankers Did Not Expect Company
to Make Such Good
Showing.

Net earnings OF the United States Steel
Corporation for the fourth quarter OF
1919 reached a total of $37 1886 ,9l9 and net
income after deduction OF interest on
bonds OF subsidiary companies, guaran-
teed by the parent company, taxes, de-
probation charges and sinking fund de-
ductions, reached the Unexpectedly large
total of $23,oi0,25.
The balance of dividends was sl7,6So. 800
After payment of $6.304 800 preferred dvl-
dends the corporation had balance for
the common stock of $l2.5i6.070. That was
equal to $2.27 a share or the s50S, ,2O2 ,J0t
common stock. 1t compared with s3.43 a
share during the September quarter. and
with $2.S3 a share earned in the Decem-
Der quarter Of 1915
Net profits of the United States Steel
Corporation for the quarter ended Sep
tember 30 were $40, III, ,232. Predictions that
profits for the December quarter would
not exceed $4,000, coo were common in the
financial district before publication of the
actual figures. The street was not pre-
pared for an exhibit as good as that
shown. 1t had calculated that the COM
pany's business had suffered severely
during the strike, which started late III
September. The full force of the walk
out 1t was surmised, would be felt In the
December quarter. The actual figures
were taken to indicate that the Stee
Corporation had been more successful ir
fighting the strikers than had been sup
posed.
Earnings by months for the final quar-
ter OF last year were as follows:-
October. 81, ,109 5s6: November. Sl1 1881 =
and December sle.?l2S02. 1t is quite cvi
dent that progressive Improvement wa.
registered each month of the final quar-
ter. This was evidently in reflection o.
tho waning influence Of the strike.
The United States Steel Corporation
shows net income after charges and fed
cral taxes for the twelve months endot
December 81, 1919 OF ST ,093,160 This wa
equal after preferred dividends. to $l0.2
n share on the common stock. That com
pared with surplus of sl37. .532,377, or $l9.6
a share in 1918.
The total net earnings for 1919 wer'
$li3;Sl3,22 compared with s19S,S3 1860 TO
1915
The showing or the Steel Corpora tion for tn
ful wear by months in net earnings Is aS Ioi
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
CLOSING RATES

Renewals for both choice mixed COT
lateral and all industrial securities were
made yesterday at s per cent. That rs
per cent higher than the rate of Mon
day and the highest renewal quotation
since January 10.
Beiated borrowers we're compelled to
pay as high as 10 per cent for money.
Final transactions of the day were made
at s per cent.
Time money was in demand, with a
scant supply. Bids of from 10 S1s per
cant were made for periods of from 80 to
50 days.
Rates for prime bank acceptances and
call loans on choice prime bank accept
anees were unchanged
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Ccpper producers estimate January sales
both for domestic and foreign consumption
at approximately 25o.000,0oo pounds. OF
the total amount sold 65,ooo,ooo pounds
was for export.
Stockholders of Union Tank Car Com
pany have ratified the proposal to create
nm issue Of s12,000.0o0 per cent cur1,u-
,ativo non-votine preferred stock. The
ccr,pany has 25,o00.000 authorized com
mon stock, OF which s12,co0,oo0 is OUT
etandinc Common shareholders art
offered the right to subscribe 10 the new
nrcferrcd issue on share for share basis.
rhe new issue will be used TO purchase
4 500 tank cars TO he delivered in lS2o
al a cost Of about s17,000.ooO. The re-
mainder OF the purchase will be paid out
Of current earnings
directors of Twin City Transportation
Company have declared an annual divi-
dend of $3.50 on the common stock. Fol
lowing the meeting The directors announced
the nayment of $3.50 on the common
vas intended as being disbursement on
Tho Junior issue for last year.
~ w. Lafrentz, president OF American
surety Company, announced the Exccu-
has elected u. II. Cook vice president
1fr Cook is superintendent OF. agencies,
which office nc retains.
The Committee on Securities Of the Stock
Exchange has ruled that the adjustment
mortgage bonds. due 1949, OF the Seaboard
AIR Line Railway Company be quoted OK
interest 2a per cent on February Z, ana
thereafter to carry coupon NO. Al.
The National Bank OF South Africa,
RIA has opened a branch at st. Helena,
island Of ST. Helena. according to cable
received by the local agent yesterday.
Surplus of American Hide and Leather
Company for the quarter ended December
II. 1919. after charges and federal taxes,
amounted to s465 932. That is equivalent
to sg.7l n share earned on the preferred,
as compared with surplus Of u .212, 4l6. or
se66 a share, In the preceding quarter.
Announcement was made yesterday that
poldwyn Picture Corporation has pur-
chased a controlling interest in the Bray
Picture Corporation. The capitalization OF
the latter company Is N.50O,0O0.
". IT, McIlvaine. n. II. Weber, H. n.
Cole and Il. q. Dawes, representing Ohio
cities Gas interests. were elected mem
bers OF the Board of Directors Of the Ok
lahoma Producing and Refining Corpora
ton OF America yesterday. Mr.. Dawes
was elected president of the company:
r. o. Lilystrand. vice president; l.. r.
Harrington. treasurer. and II. l.. How
ard secretary. James X Crawford was
appointed assistant to the president
Central Union Trust Company has been
appointed registrar Of the common and
preferred stock of the Continental Credit
Corpora tion.
Interna tional Motor Truck Corporation
has declared dividend of $3.50 share
on the first and second preferred stocks
II Is the intention OF the directors to make
the next dividend on the preferred stock
to cover a four months period.
The Central Union Trust Company oil
New York has been appointed Registrar
ef the common and preferred stock of the
Continental Credit Corporation
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
MILLS PRINT STOCK UNDER
9 DAYS OUTPUT LAST MONTH

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Tuesday.-The
stock OF wood pulp Of the grade used in the
manufacture OF newsprint paper at domes-
tic paper mills was slightly less than nine
days s average output during the month
OF December, the monthly wood pulp re-
view of the Federal Trade Commission
shows. The mills supplies OF wood pulp Of
all grades showed a decrease during the
month the review said. Total stocks on
hand a the end OF the month amounted to
only 1885 tons.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

Wickwire Spencer Steel Corporation
First Preferred Stock 80 oCumul
;;: : g . :; ;: Z :: @ a.: a. : ;:;:: &: :: ::
... .ts ssss1.%es %.. a% financing,
% :=s 8: s":%' s: ss '.. 'sss ''s::ss '7:ss
e. s r: :: .ss ss %
:= @$3 ::: ::##f ::.=
"ahnp Mr. H. pnnas h~ N summarize sup.
BUSINESS The ch"~wfsh Of
%" % % ] s h, " % %% "Ss
" % sss" sSs % n% "s a.s fifty IN ,s% ss steel wire business The '" companies have " average CON-
SALES % The s annual sal" Of q The s 9s,d = companies the three fiscal year ] ended before
e5o~ne% % over 'N''''''
PROFITS % a % s r % % % % s4 % @ % % , 3 % ; s =s %s ] ] but @ =
@ % o S% % poss @ there been Charged 1 @ sn ,"" % ] % % ss T sa7 @ ~ %
ASSETS The & fixed @ appraised M a. sound value value sao1,zoOo $40 % The % audited
@ SH s for ] % s'% "n s 1 s F % ne a s s
SINKING ss. sssD s I nc 4: = s. %s = ss s s years. annual sinking fund.- commencing 1923 which
nsR Dsrocko
Price accrued dividend
s.s. @ [ % % s r s. s s sa.s%~ % % %
F. H. Rollins & Sons
Counseman & Co. Spencer Trask co.
Naphen & Co. Merchants Securities riis Corporation
=; s s, s$s %r a: s @s ss s s':
The New York herald., 1920-01-28
Paris Bourse Quiet.

pARIS, Tuesday.-rrading was quiet on
the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes
5ef. zoe. Exchange on London +6f. zoe.
Five per cent loan. sSf. CSC. The dollar
was quoted at 12f. soc.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

Copper producers estimate January sales
both for domestic and foreign consumption
ot approximately 100000. 900 pounds. or
the total amount sold 65.o0O,oOo pounds
was for export
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

Murphy Nichael w.-Ames & Co., S71O.31
New York and Bs tinore Transportation Line
II. u. Davis Co, ssT3..5.
Olnstead Henry Jr-P. Csnciminto. STT6.6O.
Ruscusno. Pasquale-A., Lanzetto, sas9:4
Smith, Ernest E.-P. Abbott, s11 ,413.6I.
Won Bemdth. Oscar-Enterprise Brewery, Inc,
s. 6s595.
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

tics this have been
and although not guaranteed accepted by
The New York herald., 1920-01-28

The regular dividends of x per cent
on the preferred stock and OF IA per
cent on the common stock were de-
clared yesterday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-01

ward in a role that is quite a depart
ure for her. Her million dollar smile
is only seen for brief intervals while
her frown comes forward to make
her unhappy for exactly four reels of
entertaining film. The reason for her
worried expression is sufficient to
keep the smile away. She is involved
in a murder. In fact circumstantial
evidence points to her as the guilty
n and you sympathize with this
mite of a girl carrying such a burden.
Miss Leslie shows a new side which
makes her quite versatile in her way.
But after witnessing the star in melo-
drama we much prefer to see her
basking in sunshine pictures where
she can capitalize her wonderful
smile. 1t is too valuable an asset to
be buried in a dramaturgic dirge. The
feature is handsomely staged and car.
ries a wealth of atmosphere. The love
interest is ~naively developed and the
romance is not al pretty as it's back
ground.-Adv.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-01
FINDS MORE HEIAUS

On his recen visit to Maui which
ended last week Thomas G. Thrum,
publisher of the Hawaiian Annual
heard of and visited several heiaus
which had not been previously listed.
Mr.. Thrun says that the number of
heiaus on Maui that have been listed
is 120 and that in the Islands there
are SIT. Most If these he visited and
examined on this trip were in poor
condition, he says.
Mr.. Thrum is deeply interested in
all things Hawaiian and especially in
those which pertain to the life of the
inhabitants in days long gone by.
They say the paper in which the
meat is wrapped costs more than the
meat. Yes, and it makes lots poorer
gravy.-Libertyville (Ill.) Register.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-01
Those Who Travel
Departed

Departed
BY Mauna Kea, September 24-Mr.
and Mrs. X. Higa and child, Mrs.
Mildred Rowat, r. E. Wylie, G. A.
Morse, A. A. Alexander, NJ. Kurosumi,
Y. Kiyonaga. John S. Puck, Manuel
Ariva, Tobias Ariva, j. Nohara, X.
Watanabe, S. Sato, Y. Yoshioka, 1.
Suga, N. Fujihara, Okuno, Portomau,
s. Kanda, G. +. Sutton, r. A. Smith,
Mrs. Frank Taylor, c. F. White, II.
A. White, L.. Baron, Miss Bessie Kim,
Mrs. A. Cockett, Miss Frances Yau
Kin, August Correa, ]. Travers, S.
Kimizuki, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Toni, w.
c. Lee, William O..Aui, X. Kojim.
By Claudine, September 257Judge
E. Hunter, A. D. Alexander, G. A.
Morse, w. Nicoll,, H. l.. Low.
Arrived
BY Claudine, September 27-Lahai-
na-Mrs. K. F. Ching, Jas. Soon, HALL,
Mrs. Hall, e. Lono, Mrs. Lono, G. f.
Sutton, f. r. Frezella, Goo Lip, Mas
ter ID. Lono, John Kamioka, l.. s.
Plain, Enos Vincent, T. H. Goo, Hugh
Howell.
Kahului-Mrs. ]. P. Foster, Mrs. f.
j. COrrea, MISS l.. A. hansen, carl w.
Smith, w. w. Dismkes, G. A. Moorse,
Jas. X. Clark. Mrs. Clark, Miss Clark,
Miss Kuada, M. Kiyamoto, E. b.
Blunt, r. T. Hedderly, T. Tososki,
Mrs, f. r. Frizell,a Miss Edith
Sheather, Mrs. c. J. Bauman, Mr.. Mi
yago, Mr.. Furuge, H. w. Laws.
Hana-W. c. Foster, NJ. Rocha.
By Claudine, September 25-Lahai-
NAG. w. Weight, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Mason, E. F. Hansen, ]. S. Herman,
X. Nishimura.
Kahului-J. p. Foster, Miss A. Web
ster, Kan Chong, John Andrade, Miss
Andrade, Miss L.. Andrade, Mrs. M. r,
Perreira, and 2 children, NJ. Pasqual,
Gastava Tegga, F. j. Minenere, X.
Kaneshira, X. Mazda, Tin Hung, Chez
CHUNG, Mr.. Kato, Mr.. Masaoka. r.
Gallardo, II. Sato, X. Ueda, Y. Taira.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-01
School Notes
~HALEHAkU SCHOOL.

Monday morning, September 10.
the opening day of school, was a
dreary, chilly, rainy morning. out in
spite of the weather "a little folk,
some very small indeed, were on time
to the ringing of the bell at $50 o.
clock. A new room had been added
during the vacation and their was
much discussion among the children
as to what class would have the honor
of using it. There were many willing
hands to help put it in order and
grades one and two were happy when
they took possession.
The pupils were divided as follows:
Receiving-Miss Emmsley, first and
second; Miss Kiakona, third, fourth,
fifth; Mrs. Crockett.