davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

gdz.e lekarze ME maja nadziei utr2v-
mania go PREY zyciu.
y . j
Pred paru dniami odbyl sic po--
grzeb\S. p. J6zefa, synka PIP. J0zefa
| Pelagii Aleksandrzak, zamieszka-
iych PREY narozniku S4ej / Escauaba
ave. Pogrzeb odbyI sic z koscioia +.
W. sw. Maryi Magdaleny, a stamtad
ma cmentarz sw. Krzyza W West Ham
mond, Ill.
q
Onegdaj PAM Leokadya Schultz,
lat 46, zahf. pnr. 2442 Blanche place,
wybrala sic ma p~rzejaadzke automO-
bilowa re swym najstarszym synem,
kt6ry kierowai maszyna. Gdy byli la
ulicy Western ave., daiac W kierun-
ku pofudniowym, zderzyli sic au-
tomobilem nadjezdzajacym z przeci-
wnej strony, ktorym 'kierowai Artur
Koscicki, zam. pnr. 3511 Mclean Ill.
Obie maszyny zostaiy uszkodzone, a
PAM Schultz odniosla slime wstrzas-
nienie | pokaleczenie szkiem z from
towego okna. Znajduje sic W domu
pod opieka lekarza.
- .
Qowiadujemy sic z wiarygodneso
zrodla, re korporacya stalowa pod
nazwa American Steel Corpora
ton przyjeta plany budowy olbrzy-
miej stalowni kcsztem s5o,00o,00o
ma wybrzezu ~jezicra Michigan, ro-
miedzy Gary i Michigan City, Ind.
Stalownia ia zatrudniat bedzie ~
STAGE robotnik6w, z czego i Polacy
k~orzystat beda mogli.
w przysz}ym tygodniu W sadie
p~olicyjnym PREY ". Chicago V Cd
bedzie sic sprawl Katarzyny JulkJ-
wskiej, kt6ra onegdaj skradia swej
przyjaci6}ce Annie Kocidlo, zam. p.
mr.. 1145 Grand ave. $50 / plaszcz
zimowy aksamitny. Kocidio. pow!r-
dziala policyi, re J~ulkowska juz
trzeci raz dopuszcza sic kradziezy.
Pred domem pnr. 1882 W. Il
place powstala awantura pomiedEy
dwoma sasiadkami. Anna Naczyk /
Ellbieta Kcszykiewicz, kt6ra Zakon
czyla sic zacieta bojka. Powoden
tel awantury byly dzieci owych sa-
siadek. kt6re ME NIGGA sic z SODA
zgodzi& / czesto nawzajem wyrzadza-
ja sobie psoty. Bojka ia trwata ca
ly kwadrans. a podczas niej giowne
role odgrywaiy rece, p6zniej zas MO-
thy. Ma s~zcze$cie zjawii sic pot
cyant re stacyi Maxwell. ktory wo-
jowniczo usposobione niewiasty u
spokoii.
Stowarzyszenie Majstrow Rzezni-
ckiG3 ma MISUNDERSTANDING stro--
ME miasta. urzadza jutro, I. j. llgo
lipca, wycieczke do Desplaines River
Park. W Kolzie. III. Wstep i przeja2d
automobilami ma to wvcieczke kos7-
tuje jednego dolara Cd caiej rodzinV.
Automobile beds wyjezdlaG O godzi-
ME LEI punktualnie z Division !
Holt uliC. gdzie wszyscy udajacy sic
ma Wycieczke powinni sic zebrat, a
.stad beda przewiezieni na miejsce !
potem p~rzewiezieni z powrotem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10
NOTATN OSOBTTE.

w tych dniach znany kornecis.a
| dyrektor orkiestralny p. Leon Kip
kowski, "a wpiywem przemysiowc6V
W Morrison, ILL.,, obial kierownict"c
mad tax zwana Libby Band" W tel.
re miejscowosci 1 wystapii z oYs
kapela w pierwszym koncercie tego
sezonu. Koncert wypadi n~adspodz'e.
wanie dobrze, swiadczy} BOWEN
fakt, il tysiaczny tlum zebrany ME
szczedzil oklaskow. Stowarzyszenie
kupc6w W Morrison, ILL.,, zaangazo-
wa.o usiugi p. Kipkowskiego ma "a
iy biezacy scion, gdzie kapela poo
jego kierownictwem bedzie dawaFa
koncerty publiczne.
q -
z kilkodniowej wizyty do brata
swego W Donora, Pa. powroci} Woo
raj D. MARGIN Kozi6ski, kt6ry pro-
wadzi zaklad reperacyi obuwia pnr.
1445 West Blackhawk I'll. P. kozih-
ski powiada, 10 bawil sic doskonale.
:. y
Onegdaj z powodu imienin p. Pho
ira P. Gibasiewicza, wiceprezesa klu
bu Ks. Jozefa Poniatowskiego, kt5-
~ obecnie przeprowadzii sic oo
w}asnej rezydencyi pnr. 1924 Wind
sor ave-, klub tenze u~rzadzif MI
wspaniala niespodzianke zajezdza-
JAG pred dom jego a~utomobilami
wraz z kwiatami i podarunkami.
Prey tel ur~oczystosci y. p%roboszcz
Stanisfaw Siatka C. R., kt6rego pa
rafianinem p. Gibasiewicz byi Cd 10.
Iozenia Kantowa, poswiecif miesz-
kanie lego W obecnoSci wszystkicn
A~wiadk6w. Panstwo Gibasiewi'L
przyimowali klubowc6w KS. J6ze'l
Poniatowskiego iScie 20 s~taropolsku
i tez z~aznaczyt MONA, re obecuIe
mieszkaja sobiewspaniale. DO cpro'z
pieknego domu maja liczny ogrod
wraz z r6znorodnemi owocami /
kwiatami.
j. q
PAM Sabina Czarnecka. IONA znane'
20 d%ziennikarza zaSiuhoncgo 'cktora
sprawy Polskiej W kO}ach amcrykah-
skich. .. Antoniego CzarncckicGo -- pod
dala sic powazncj operacyi ~wewnetrz-
ncj. kt6rcj dokonai W Szpit&lu PolSklm
D. w. Najsw. Maryi Fanny Z Nazareth
dir. Percy W aSystencyi dra. B0lki. o.
pcracya miala przebicg pomySlny. Pan
stwo Czarneccy mieszkaja w dziclnicy
Norwood Park. &
Onegdaj W kosciele p. W. sw. Sta
nislawa, W Berlin, Wis. odbyt ele
Stub p. Franciszka Indy z parma T.
milia Elizabeth, c6rka zamoznycn
obywateli tego miasteczka. Z gosci
ma uczcie weselnej Z Chicago byli:
no. Antoni / Helena Tomaszewscy &c
Stanislawowa. PAM Tomaszewska
lest siostra PAM m}odej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

nego przewieziono do domu, a szo-
fera aresztowano. Swiadkiem wy
padku byf DR.. A. ]. Linowiecki, kto-
rego kancelarya miesci sic pnr.
1895 Blackhawk ul.
OIL
Dw6r sw. Walentego No. 1901 Q.
X. l.. jeden z na~jstarszych dwor6w
ma Stanlsiawowie urzadza dnia 1lso
b m. w~ycieczke do ogrodu White
House Grove, W Schiller Park, Ill.
Moana dojechat tramwajem Irving
Park do konca linii a potem auto-
mobilami do o2rodu.
:: . \
Antoni Kropla, lat As, zam. pnr.
1917 W. 21ej Ill, wyszedl z pewnego
wyszynku. gdzie uraczyi sic porzad-
ME pocieszycielka (moonshine)
usiadl ma porecz. Nagle stracil row
nowage / runai do suteryn, wskutek
czego odniosl fatalne pokaleczenia.
Ambulansem policyjnym przewiezi9-
no go do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
lekarze SENSATIONAL pekniecie
czaszki. Stan iego jest beznadziejny.
Jeszcze pozostaja try dni karna-
walu odbywajacego sic ma Stanista-
wowie ma ~podw6rzu parafialnem. W
poniedzialek odbedzie sic zakoncze-
ME. Jutro popoludniu / wieczorem
ma karnawal wystapia Niewiasty
Dziewice R6zancowe, a W ponie--
dzialek, ma zakonczenie, wszyscy
kupcy i przemyslowcy, oraz kiuby Ia
deusza KoSciuszki / Pan Krolowe)
D~abrowki.
q - q
Ma bawiaca sic ma ulicy pod VIA
duktem kolei Chicago and North
western r. R." PREY No. Western
ave. szeScioletnia Franciszke Hor'-
wat, zamieszkala 2 rodzicami pm.
1742 N. Western ave., naiechal szyb
ko pedzscy automobil, ktorym kie-
rowal Piotr Fullen, zam. pnr. 1857
Trumbull ave. Pokaleczona dziew-
czynke przewieziono do szpitala Sw.
Elzbiety, gdzie sic znajduje W sta
ME groznym.
Pred obliczem sedziego Stewart
" saddle policyjnym PREY Maxwell
ulicy stawai onegdaj Jan komar,
zam. pnr. 1926 Blue Island ave-, kto
rego iona ~zaskarzy}a o b~rutalne OBJ
chodzenie sic Z MIA. sedzia. wys'u--
chawszy zeznan ewiadkow. posta-
viii meta ma probacye pod warun-
klein, re p%rzyobieca poprawe, ma co
sic te1 natychmiast zgodzil.
r q
Guiazdo Soko& Polski JednoSG No.
9. q. S. P. urzadza w~ycieczke dnia
Sgo sierpnia b. r. W ogrodzie Biait-
go ORA. Bilety juz So do nabycia u
czlonkow Gniazda.
: o
Pred trzema miesiacami ma siedm
nastoletaniego M:lforda Fingale,
zam. pnr. $685. DreXel boul. sedz,a
Z. Jarecki W sadie ola chlopcoN,
naioiyf try miesieczna kare W do
mu poprawczym Ia kradziez automn-
blu, ktorego wiaScicielem byi W. A
Hine. zam. pnr. 1929 Grand blvd.
Chlopiec gdzieS zbiegi nieWiadomo
dokad i wszelkie poszukiwania Okla
zaly sic Garemne. Wczorai W mieI5ce
syna o~jciec. jego Karol Fipgala, u
stall skazany ma odsiedzenie owSj
kary.
j q
MARGIN Przelanowicz, lat SO, Fam.
pnr. 1924 n. Seeley ave, podczas
piracy przypadkowo ~skaleczyi sic datt-
klein " lewa reke. wskutek czego
odniGsi gleboka rane, z ktorej wv
wiaza1o sic zakazenie krwi. Przewle-
,iono On do sznItala poWiatoWegO,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

Sympatyczny klub pod nazwa Union
League Club, kt6rego budynek miesc1
sic PREY narOhniku ulic 19tej i Lea
witt ul. ma Annowie, wyaSygnOwaf z
kaSy $500, z kt6rego to funduszu wy
syla chiOpc0w ma wakacye do Akade-
mil wojskowej W West Point, gdzie pod
czas ich pohytu wyekwipowani SO W
mumdur wojskowy i inne potrzebne
przybOry. Ia ,staruniem tegoh klubu
wystaran0 sic Od 'zarzadu wyzej wy
mieniOnci Akademii 0 miejsce ola POO
chlopc6w, kt6rzy beda mOgli pozoStac
tam diva tygodnic. Academia r6wniez
wyasygnowalh $500 w celu pokrycia
koSzt6w utrzymania chlopc0w pOdczas
ich pobytu. Dodac nalezy,' re wiecej
niz po1Owe chlopc6w z AnnOwa i Woj-
ciechowa, kt6rzy wyjezdzaja ma owe
wakacye ,stanowia polscy chiopcy. Tax
re nalezy nadmicniG, re zarzad klubu
Union League" podczas Rampant bon
dow 2. p. 2. udzielai zupe&nie bezin-
~tercsOwnie sail .,Chopina' ma rome
wiece / zehrania Polak6w, n p. Robert
Klees, zarzadca tej sail, zakupif bond
Polskiej Pozyczki Pahstwowej ma SUI
me 500.
q q
Znany z piracy IA niwie narodowej
Choir WarSZawiak6w, M. 6 Il. s. T.,
urzadza wycicczke ogrodzie Polonia
W jefferson Park jutro, dnia 11-go b..
m. Komitet przygotowuje wiele nicspo-
dzianck ola publicznoSci i obiecnje TAX
m}odSzym jak i starsZym wesofa Zaba-
we. Warto pojcchaG i przekonac sic.
9
Katarzyna K~awalkowSka, lat 30, I'd
miCSZ. pnr. 1Sf No. Ada ul., usi}owaia
wczoraj popelnic S~amOb0jstwo przez "a
czadzenie sic gazem. PrzcszkOdzif JeJ
MAJ FranciSzek. kt0ry wr0cii do domu
z piracy i znalazi zone lezaca W 40zku
W sypialni W stanie nieprzytomnym. Po
wiadomii natychmiaSt policyG, kt0ra
.przybyia z pulmotorcm i niedOszla 81
mob6jczyniq uratowala pred nicchy-
bna Smicrcia.
Jutro % godzinic Smej rano koleja
z giGwncgo dworca Northwestern Il.
r." wyjehdzaja chGry parafii Sw. ia
ia Kantego do Park Ridge, ILL.,. ma wy
cieczkc, kl6ra sic Odbcdzic W osrodzie
p. IL. ,,BOetchcrS Grove.
\ q f
Wedding pctycyi wniesionej wczoraj
W sad2ic o ,.habCauS corpus prZcZ a
dwokata FrunCiSzka Y. G~odniewicza.
Karol i. Richl, ~prowadZQcy biurO re-
alnOSciowe' pod nr. 4140 y. Lawndale
ave. zOStal oddany do zakladu Ola d
%b}akanych W Cunning, jake rezultat
Spisku pomiedzy jcgo IONA / jakims
IlItEIIu JOllN III uItHIEa EHp' NNltIu hIoiH'H
byio pozbycic sic wiasnO>ci Riehl'a, war
toSci $.IO,0O0.O0.
Pctycya Oskarza lc PAM Rhicl rOzpO-
cze}a szereg proccS6w przeciw SwCmu
mchowi po n~ieustannych ~sprzcczkach o
jcgo pOsiadio$ci, wynikicm czcsO ~
Skala warrant ma meZa.
=, - -
Observation-Disclosures Jadwiga Dru--
tka. Fam. pnr. 333 Beldcn ave., zmar}a
wcZoraj w Szpitalu ,~,PaSsavant". wSku-
TEX pokalecZeh OdnieSiOnych w wypad-
ku ACKNOWLEDGMENT PREY Zbiegu ulic
Clark i Chicago ave.
=. l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

ma OBJ. Walentego Turkowskiego,
Fam. pnr. 1414 w. Division ul. zna-
neg ma poinocno-zachodniet stro--
ME w~iarusa. PAM T~urkowska podej-
mowana bedzie u swej 'siostry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

Jutro % godzinic Smej rano koleja
2 ~giGwncgo dworca Northwestern r.
r." wyjezdzaja chGry parafii Sw. ia
ia Kantego do Park Ridge. ILL.,. ma wy
cieczke. kt6ra sic OdbcdZic W ogrOdzie
y. IL. ,,BOetchCrS Grove.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-10

Znany z piracy IA niwie narodowej
Choir WarSZawiak6w, Mr.. 96 Il. s. F.,
urzadza wycicczke W ogrodzie Polonia
W jefferson Park jutro, dnia 1l-go b.
m. Komitet przygotowuje wicle niespo-
dzianck Ola publicznoSci i obiecnje TAX
m}odSzym jak i starszym wesoia zaba-
Warto pojcchaG i przekonac sic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
CONTINUED From Yesterday

And saw:
That Father stayed In tho house a
lot moro than he used 10.
That he talked more.
That he never thundered-r mean
spoke stern and uncompromising TO
Cousin Grace the way he used to TO
Aunt Jane.
That he smiled morn.
That he wasn't 40 absent minded
at meals and other times. but seemed
TO know We wero thcro--Cousin
Grace and !.
That he actually asked Cousin
Grace and me to play for him sew
erni times.
That no went with us 10 tho sun.
day School picnic. Il never saw
Father at a picnic before. and
don't believe no ever saw himself
at one.l
That--oh. don't know. but u
whole lot OF little things that
can't remember: but they were all
unmiatakabie. very unmistakable
And wondered. when I saw II all
thn, I had been as blind as a ba,
before.
OF course. was Eiad-giad he's
going 90 marry her. mean. wns
glad for everybody; for Father and
Cousin Grace. for they would be-
happy. OF course. and he wouidn',
be lonesome any more. And ! was
glad for Mother because I knew
she'd be- glad tina, he'd at last found
the good. kind woman 20 make a
home for him. And. OF course.
was glad for myself. for ia much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

"Fa,her,- began: and ! spoke
this time. even moro decided and
firm. II don't believe you apprcci
ate Mother"
-EhT what7- y.
Hs made me jump this time. hs
turned around with such n jerk. and
spoke no sharply. But In spite OF
the jump I still held on to my sub
jec,. firm and decided.
Il say I don't believe you arrre
ciate my mother. You acted right
now as II you didn't believe she
meant IL whom l told you she was
glad you had found an estimable
woman 20 make a home for you
But she did mean H. l know. be
cause shc said IL before. once. last
year. that she hoped you would find
one
"oh. she did" He rnt back In his
chair again. sort OF limp-like. Blu,
couldn't tell yet. from his face
whether ia convinced him or not
SO I went on.
Yes. and that isn't an. There's
another reason why I know Mother
always has--has your best interest
at heart shc--shc tried TO make
me over into Mary before / came. 80
as to please you"
"she did what7" Once moro he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

made me Jump. he turned 10 sudden
iy. and spoke with such a short,
sharp snap.
But in spite Of the Jump ! went
right on. just a. had before. firm
and decided told him everything
all about the cooking lessons. and
the astronomy book we read an hour
every day.. And the pink silk dress
! couldn't have. and even about the
box OF chocolates and the self
discipline. And how she said IL she'd
had sclf-discipiine when she was a
girl. her life would have been very
different. And | told him about how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
The Rhodes Co.
Silk Hose, Special Pair $1.29
Main FIoo-Itear

THE 300 Silk offered reduced
for quick cleanup and sold formerly $500 and ST. The aso
Ask and Iisetop Silk Hose with
and medium white and black Sizes S TO- but not
each size style
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
IT'S WONDERFUL,
STATES FARMER
G. F. BUCHANAN
Eats Hearty, Sleeps Sound,
and Feels Like New Man
Since Taking Tanlac

-Tanlac did me more good by far
than all the other medicines I took
put together during the four years
81 my troubles" said q. r. Buchan
an. well known retired farmer liv
Ing a. ss2s Twenty Ave. Sc
attic.
Il suffered with stomach trouble
and rheumatism" continued Mr.
Buchanan, "and was In genera
rundown condition. My appetite
got so poor that never sat down
and enjoyed n square meal. felt
tired all the time. and didn't have
any energy about me and l felt 10
weak couldn't even do little
work IN tho garden. Every after.
noon I would have 10 u. down for
some time IN order 10 gain a little
strength 10 finish out the day.
The rheumatism bothered mo In
my legs. arms and shoulders and I
had such awful pains in my hack
that whenever ] stopped over u
seemed like my back would almost
break.
This II Just the condition I was
In when I began taking Tanlac. but
now everything is different. /
have fine appetite and can eat
anything set before me. and az
much az please. without any
trouble from Il afterwards. That
tired. rundown feeling is a thing
of the past. and I just seem TO be
fun OF new life and energy. My
sleep In sound and restfui every
night. and arm entirely free OF
rheumatism and other pains In
fact. feel like brand new man.
Tanlac In certainly wonderful
Tanlsr IN sold In Seattle by Barscli
Drug store. under the personal dl.
rcction OF a special Taniac rcprcscn.
tatlvc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
MaUMarie
|T4l By Elean0rHpo1ter A1I
UMH|N c0pXRleAT 79ao ONMO
C0PYRI9HT

rather have Cousin Grace here
than Aunt Jane. and knew she'd
mako tho best new mother Of any
OF them. And last. but not least
I'm glad for the book. because now
I've got "A love story sure That
is. I'm pretty sure. OF course. II
may not be so, but I think It Is.
When I wrote MotheS ! told her
all about 1.-THE signs and syrnp.
toms. l mean. and how different
and thawedout Father was. and
asked u she didn't think Il was so.
too hut rhs didn't answer that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Upper Main Floor

she began to hush mo up from
laughing too loud. or making any
kind OF noise. because I was soon to
be Mary. and she wanted me 70 get
used to II, SO ] wouldn't trouble him
when got hero.
CONTINUED Tuunorrvw1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

SAN FRANCIsCO.-wm- 8. scot&,
Chas. J. Powers. Frank O'Shay.
Frank Mordecai. w. II. Healy and
Robert Farrar. members OF the Team
a Autotruck association, indicted by
county grand jury for alleged prop
ertv fratfds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14
Why Suffer
No Matter ~ Yeu Have Tried MANY
Others There Stiil r. Hope In
Pyramta Pile Suppositortes.

you can. IL should give quick relief
and has saved many from an opera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

erected 10 mark the ground where
the first pioneers entered Washing
ton win be formally dedicated a,
1910 that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-14

Special skin treatment. Medical.
ed Complexion Beautifier. s5ie,
Goitre-Go remedy. Herb Medicine
Mfg. Co. =. o. BOX s5i. Seattle.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
The Maui Oman's Club
(oHicial Report by Clubs Press cOmmittee)

At the meeting of the Maui Won
ans Club on last Monday afternoon.
mos of the business was rushed
through or postponed where possible
in anticipation of moro pleasant
things TO follow. Little Of interest
was reported by the various commit
tees. Miss Couch, chairman of the
humane department, reported that f..
b. Cameron had accepted tEa position
of humane officer for the county. and
that more detailed plans are to be
worked out for this department and
reported at the e meeting.
The report from the c|ducations!
department, announced that a school
for mentally defective children has
been started in Honolulu. At present
they have 81 children enrolled ana
have six teachers who are experts in
that line of work. In order TO pro-
vide room for all who would like to
enter this school, those in charge wish
to obtain from the different islands
a list containing the names, ages and
natiOnalities of any mentally defective
or backward Childre who might be
benefited by this school. Any n
knowing of such a child should re
port the name, age and nationality to
either of the following persons: Mr..
Childs, Mr.. Puck or Mrs. II. A. Bald
win.
Mrs. Robertson, president of the
Honolulu Outdoor Circle, then enter
tanned the ladies in a most delightful
ann by relating some Of the trials,
tribulations and triumphs of the or
ganization in which she has been such
a t~ireless worker, and which has done
so much for the improvement of Ho-
nolulu. Starting with the idea Of
merely decorating the city with
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
New Portuguese Consul
Expected To Arrive Soon

Portugal has named a new consul
general to represent the republic in
the Territory of Hawaii, according to.
information received in Honolulu by
Dr.. L. r. Gaspar, Portuguese vice-con-
sui. who has been acting consul-gen-
eral since Senior Agnelo Pessoa re-
turned to Portugal some months ago,
says the Advertiser. According to
the information received, the new
consul-gencral will be accompanied by
his wife and five children, and will
arrive here shortly. DR.. Gaspar has
not been informed who the new Portu-
guese official is.
The ~vice-consul leaves in June for
Portugal with Mrs. Gaspar and their
son on a six months leave of absence.
Should the new c"onsul-general not
have arrived in Honolulu by the time
DR.. Gaspar leaves, Rev. j. NJ. Ramao,
in charge of the Portuguese language
school in Honolulu, will act temporar-
lily and until the arrival of the new
official.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07

flowers and plants in an effort to en-
nance the natural beauty of the is.
lad, the members of the outdoor Cir
Gle quickly learned that before much
progress could be made in that direc-
ton many problem had to be worked
out in connection with the lighting
system, water works, sewerage system
tenements, parks, etc, and many prob
lens are still to be solved before Ho-
nDlulu approaches their conception of
a city beautiful. Their experiences
coinciding so exactly with the expert
onces which the Maui women have
been wrestling with since the orgaui-
cation of the Club, her remarks wor"
followed with much interest. one Of
her suggestions in regard to follow
ing a plan drawn by an expert in
community work III this nature was
very good. Also that little could be
gained without the cooperation of the
entire community including the NUM-
cipal government itself.
Following Mrs. Robertson's address
there was a short musical program
The songs rendered by the music
committee were much enjoyed as well
those which Mrs. Robertson sang
in her charming. unaffected manner.
Before the meeting adjourned the
results OF the ballot were read and
created much merriment as nearly
every member of the club seemed TO
have received at least n vote for
one office or anOther. However, if
would seem that the presiding officers
will continue to preside during the
coming year.
Before tho crowd dispersed dcljci-
GUS punch was served by the enter
tainment committee.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
ISLAND OF PITCAIRN TO
GET OCEAN LINES SOON

PAGO, PAGO, American Samoa, APR
26-The opening of a new ocean lane
has brought into communication with
the outside world Pitcairn Island,
situated in the eastern part of the
South Pacific, an island which, before
the construction of the Panama Canal
perhaps one of the o. rarely visit
ed places in the Seven Seas.
The Great Circle route from Pan
anna to Australia passes directly by
Pitcairn Island now and in eonse-
quence the once lonely islanders find
themselves suddenly in close touch
with world events whereas, in times
past they accounted themselves for
tunate if in a year one or two ships
visited their shores.
Pitcairn Island is inhabited by the
descendants of the British sailors
who more than 100 years ago by
mutiny, seized the ship Bounty" and
setting their commander, Captain
Blight, and his officers adrift in an
open boat, returned to Tahiti and,
having induced a company of natives
to accompany them, sailed away to
Pitcairn where they remained undis-
covered for % years. There are now
40 families living on the island, all
of them direct descendants of these
mutinous white men and their Tahi-
tian wives.
The island lying just to the south
ward of the tropic of Capricorn, has
a semi-tropical climate and in con
sequence many of the fruits of the
tTopic and temperate zones flourish
there. This fact makes it a grateful
stopping place for vessels.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-05-07
PUUNENE DIVISION

l. All rains daily except Sundays.
T. A speaal Train CLabor Tram) will. leave Wsiuku daily, except Sundays,
at 6:5O a m, arriving at Kahului at $3.50 a. M, and onnectino with
the 600 6. m train for Puunene.
g. BAGGAGE RATES: $50 pounds of personal baggage will be carrisd frss
Vi charge on each hoe ticket, and rs pounds o each half ticket when
baggage is in charge of and on the same train Is the bolder of Nh tickat
or excess baggage % cents per 100 pounds II part thereof will be
charged.
TO- Ichet Faresa N other information see Local Passenger Tariff l. c. c.
No. g. DIT inquire at any OF the Depots.