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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SorII. iO2 WEST,


10th. iO2 WEST.
Unusually high class and extra large one
and two rooms. with bath attia actively fur
nished: complete hotel service; restaurant In
building. ideal location. Apply on premises,
or d. KEMPNER son. so ath az.
sSTII ST. 40 WEST-Handsomely furnished
two rooms; elevator; kitchenette and bath;
pa rquet floors. refrigerator perfect ventila-
ton maid, valet and meal service optional.
SUPPLEMENTARY ON premises
93D ST, 5. W. Corner Madison Av.--Newly
decorated apartment. ] room and bath,
$50 up; rooms. bath, 800 up; hotel ser
vice extraordinary value; block from park;
restaurant. HOTEL ASHTON. Tel. Lenox
o3p ST corner Madison av.)-,Apartments
: beautifully furnished corner suite, rooms,
bath $50 per room bath. mp. Hotel Ashton
ODD ST. 1877 West.--Attractively furnished
rooms. bath, kitchenette apartment: ser
S:.e. electricity, gas. Phone Riverside ISL
Attn 3i5 w.-Attractive five room apart
ment. southern exposure.
9TH, S0s west.-Five large, light rooms.
elevator; excellent transit facilities Sls5.
99TH ST. and West End av.-Six rooms, >
baths. elegantly furnished; Steinway baby
grand piano high class, modern, elevator
apartment; years lease; $500 monthly. Phone
Riverside 4i24
iO6TH 206 west.-Beautiful furnished
room elevator apartment, modern decora-
quire elevator man or superintendent: $40
per month Academy 2160.
18TH ST. 400 w. near Columbia College,.
Southern exposure; master bedrooms.
maids room: well appointed; rent $3.50.
Phone T07s Cathedral, Apt %.
100 West Seth Enthusiastically furnished
floor through. consisting OF rooms and
bath. with all modern convcniences gentle
men only.
900 CENTRAL lark SOUTH OVERLOOK
ING CENTRAL. PARK)-THREE EXCEP-
TIONALLY LARGE ROOMS, BATH AND
MAID SERVICE. APPLY TO SUPT.
PHONE CIRCLE 52iS
200 Madron av.--Two rooms and baths; resi-
taurant In building Phone 1852 Murray
Ill.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment for gen
temen; near subway. 100 Rutland road.
F'latbush 4703.
TO sublet, Nov to Oct, is Montague st.
(Heights). Apt. 4-E, five rooms; $50
month Main 5S32
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

cooks. houseworkers. Kitchen
maid, first class. Hornigs. 944 Sd av.. 57th
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CTTAtfFFEUR colorcd, married. wishes post
ton private family or commercial; 10 years
experience. personal reference; does own re-
pairinc Phone Morningslde 1887.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 Corner 1olth stu
southern exposure every room. private bath
and telephone elevator; Hunga rian chef ;
refined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs.
IDA MARKS.
3011i ST. (cor. Lexington av.. 1859 Room
with meals SIS weekly UP; good home
cooking, hotel service, elevator, telephone:
FOR women exclusively. HOTEL RUTLEDGE
sgd ST. 3.T weat--Rooms with board in
refined attractive home; references.
s5TH ST. 25T-2G1 W-west End Chambers
Rooms and suites.
1n2D, 2iG W.-LRrge room; suitable business
couple. a real home excellent table; home
cooking; moderate. HIRSCHBERG.
i02d ST, rs w.--will board child in refined
American family. LUDWIG.
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ELEVATOR apartment, five rooms. real
kitchen; ~ easy walking distance OF thea
tres and shops; well furnished. piano, Orlen-
tai rugs: seen between 10 80 and y. NJ.
Apartment 4B, % East Both st.
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GOvERNESs for girl 10 years, boy 9; ret
erences. Call between 10 ahd II A. Al,
apt. lob. 2bl w. 92d. Phone River ,02N.
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! FORELADY arsistant IN electric factory on
small metal parts: steady position, good fu-
ture. Ostrander. 1893 DcKalh av., Bklyn.
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WORKING MANAGER

YOUNG man (2:). Christian. good figurer,
clerical experience. desires position, adj
vancement. 1896 Herald. Fulton St
YOUNG man GS desires responsible out
side position. 1906 Herald. Harlem.
YOUNG man (2D desires position anything;
ambitious. Rothenberg. T54 E. t6lst.
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Borough Of Bronx.

Borough Of Bronx.
BRYANT Ay.. 1872. corner 1T5th at nicely
furnished room: steam, electricity, tele-
phone: reasonable
iG5TH l0B4 Walton av) block west Grand
Concourse: large front room. suitable two.
Phone for particulars Jerome 2pl7 TAFT.
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borough Of Bronx.

FURNISHED for q months $500 per month,
beautiful residence overlooking the Hudson.
2a2c St. Spuyten Duyvil. Phone KIRK. Ire
mont $50
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations wanted-Femal

COOKS, mattresses. chambermaids. help all
kinds for city. Brennans Employment
Agency. 46 East Goth. Plaza 5705.
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic. single;
IA years on Pierce. Locomobile. Cadillac
cars. worked 10 summers country places ;
$50 week; anywhere. Bruno. Col. ai4i.
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CHAUFFEUR. gentleman, disseminating au-
tomobiles, highly recommends exceptionally
trustworthy. temperate chauffeur. wife ex-
cellent cook. house keeper. Folsam. Az w.
5Tth.
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CHAUFFEUR, German. young man, single.
az chauffeur and useful man. Inquire
present employer. Euclid Hall. seth ~. and
Broadway. apt. ~ Tel. Schuyler 5I6i.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

A NATIONALLY known establishment with
which you may be proud to be connected
has an opening in Its New York headquarters
for several girls and women from IL TO 20
years of age as sales persons. The oppor
tunity for advancement Is excellent. The
work IL most congenal. Salary TO start SIS
per week. Address l. 10 Herald. $50 Bway.
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A.--Young lady. about 10; office position
diligence rewarded with advancement; state
salary TO start W. IL. X, p. O. box LIS.
City Hall station.
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0s TO Y COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
g. ) rooms. bath and htchenette, SIS up; 4
minutes Wall st. q, G1RARD, 2l5 Mon
tague ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MAN. medical graduate. wants position any
kind with party going 10 Europe. single or
return trip. J iid Herald. Herald so
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BACHELOR.
Unfurnished large room and bath; all con-
veniences. T45 Madison av. Plaza 32l1.
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ACCOUNTANT-Book opened. closed. audit
cd INK expert: special investigations part
time bookkeeping; immediate services, mod
crate rates. Paul & Snyder, 1545 broadway.
Phone Bryant 7T45.
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wcs;ci,cster.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FIVE or room apa rtment; convenient 20
subways; December / to April: adults:
rest references. Address Il. u. RORkE,
Lake Mahopac. n. Y.
IF you wish TO rent your apartment fur
nished for six months or longer send US
full particulars At once. SLAWSON 4
HOBBS. 1862 w. T2d ~.
WANTED--Two room bath kitchenette apart
ment below Both ST.. elevator building
SMYTH rs Reade ST
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MAN and wife would like place as care
taker or janltor good references. Apply
+. 18th ST.
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MASSAGE Keeps healthy through perfect cir
culation; licensed 1029). PETERS, River
side 300,
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MAN. colored wishes Job as porter, elevator
man. Thomas. IA w. 2sth.
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Unfurnishetl.

FOUR rooms uptown; young Christian
couple: good neighborhood: not over SO
monthly. G. SIS Herald. Herald so
IAiNiEDIATE.-Thre adults, desirable ton
ants, win pay $i25 three rooms kitchen
cite. bath; centrally located: no long stairs.
or two rooms, Sl00-$110. Reply l. 105 Her
aid. $50 Bway.
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N. Y. student, Spanish. wishes position
with opening; 3 a. NJ. to r. NJ. daily
Palma, 2O3 w 1O2d st.
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I
BUTLER, Japanese, neat, efficient, trust
worthy, excellent references, employed at
present. wishes position. X. T., 81 Licking
ton aV.
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New Jersey.

MENTAL or nervous eases can find cxccp-
tional board on my farm ia secluded bum
galow or conyaicscent Mrs. NJ. Dodge.
Maple Farm. Red Bank -. j.
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BOOkKEEPER. accountant, young man. 25.
Christian, graduate New York University
School of Commerce. desires position with
well established concern; 3 years business
experience: salary moderate. 1884 Her
aid, Fulton ct.
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ACCOMMODATIONS systematized, audited.
opened: tax specialist arrangements firms
accountancy reasonable. Greene 1457 Hud-
sen Terminal building. Phone Cort. 1870.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-02
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CLOVER NEWS

y = = 3 = > . . = . 3
The Rev ". p Danuenfeldt has
gone 10 Portland 10 attend confer
ence
Oscar Schaefer has accepted a 20
sition a. a clerk In a grocery store
az Bull.
Clarence Jagels has been on the
sick list for a leW days
Henry Lutz and family and Mrs
Henry Stockamp. visited AZ the home
81 Louis Schroeder Saturday evening
Refreshment consisting OF ice cream
and cake we're served
Mr.. aud Mrs r. Nieselmeyer from
Nebraska are visiting relatives aud
friends here
Oscar Christian and family and
Mrs. II StOckamp are back after a
weeks outing in the mountains near
Boise. They report a splendid time
Mr. and Mre John Albrecht and
children left last week forthelr home
near Dshler. Nebraska
Fritz Meyer has started work on a
cellar on mis- place near the church
where he expects 70 build his new
house
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

Estate OF Steven ID. McBrlae. de
ceased
Notice Is hereby given by the IN
dersigned Minnie J. Mcbride. admin.
istratrix OF the estate OF Steven ID.
Mcbride. deceased. 10 the creditors
OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first
publication OF this notice. 10 the said
Administrative. az Filler In the county
OF Twin Falls. state OF Idaho. this
being the place fixed for the trans
action OF the business OF said estate.
Dated August 81. 1920.
MINNIE J. MCBRIDE.
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Said Estate
". ID. ellis. Attorney for Admins
tratrix. Woods Psdg. Filler. Idaho.
First publication Sept. 2 last pub
lication Sept. %.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-02
MAKE STATE BIG PRODUCER OF FOOD,
TIMBER, MINERAL AND LIVESTOCK

yield per acre OF 81 bushels.
Idaho will ship 10000 ears OF po-
tatOes this year 10 outside market.
Caldwell has the largest horse mar
ket IN the northwest idaho sugar
factories produce more than 10000
900 pounds OF sugar annually.
Idaho has 200 900 electrical horse
power now in use. less than one
tenth OF the potential electrical % 81
er OF the streams OF the state
Idaho has 22s2 miles o. railroad
Idaho has hundreds OF ri.s- ~
good Highways Funds frJ.- b0a-
issues and other sources are being
made available constantly so thar
Idaho will be traversed from east -
west: from north 10 south by hard
surfaced roads that viii "a years %
come bring fame 20 sn- state ali lt-
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Serial No. 0fss3s
NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
IOR-U. 5. Land office al HALEY.
Idaho. August IS. 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that Ad0iph
.C Hoelzle. OF Bull. Idaho. Who. on
February Is. 1915. made Homestead
entry. No. 01sS3s. for NEA VIZ 81
4. Section II; Ma NEA Section
90 Township IL South. Range Is
East. Boise Meridian. -as filed notice
81 intention 20 make final .hres year
proof. 10 establish claim 20 the land
above described. before ~ r. poWers
g. 5. Commissioner. az Twin Falls
Idaho. on the 4th day OF October
1890
Claimant names as witnesses
Ethel r. RogersC7. OF Twin falis
idaho
william J Smith. o. Rogerson.
Idaho
Charles Interwes. OF Rogersoa.
Idaho.
Grace DonnelI OF Twir Falls.
Idaho
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
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On March 3. 1863. the territory O.
Idaho was created by an act OF con
gress. The territory was sparsely
settled; its main attraction was q
the yenturous who sought the elu
siye gold and silver Boise was Z
trading point for a great mining
area 10 the north; Lewiston was Wis.
tied yearly by thousandsgoing in and
out OF the Pierce City section
There was little or no farming
Idahos great timber areas was IN
touched; the Indian was not confin-
ed TO one or two reservations. II
was a land for the pioneer
With the passing OF time the lure
of gold drew more and more within
its borders.
Later the broad areas OF many
parts of the state became the home
OF grazing cattle or sheep. Rail-
roads were built. Three hardy pros
pectors and a mule uncovered the
great lead-silyer lode of the Bunker
Hill & Sullivan mine at Wardner and
Idaho's great mining district OF the
Occur d'Alenes launched its career
OF productivity.
Pioneers commenced to till the
soil OF the rolling hills of Latah and
Nez Perez counties--snd records In
average yields OF wheat production
were established
The territory or Idaho grew. On
July 3. 1890. it became the state OF
Idaho.
The magic waters of the streams
were turned upon the sun-baked soil
OF its sagebrush covered plains. More
people came to the state. More peo-
pie struggled with the adversities OF
the pioneer-and were happy-and
Idaho grew.
The scattering population OF Idaho
totaled much less than 10000 in
1S63-today il is approximately
100000. Ten years from now. il is
freely predicted. the state will have
passed the 100000 mark
The state OF Idaho has a total Of
S4,313 miles or $4,000 acres
This is divided into 81. 900 900 acres
of agricultural land; 5000. 900 acres
of mineral land; 10000. 900. 900
of timbered land; 7.960.320 acres of
grazing lands.
Idaho has the greatest stand of
white pine timber in America.
Idaho's mines produce more than
40 per cent of the lead of the world.
Most of this production comes from
Shoshone county. There are nearly
20 producing mines within the state.
Idaho has more than 5000 separ-
ate and distinct irrigation enter
prises. large and small. while there
is enough irrigable land 70 make
more than $4,000 homes OF 40 acres /
each. Idaho has 100000 acres /
still susceptible TO irrigation.
In 1870 Idaho nad Ala farms. /
worth on an average of SSH per 1
acre; today there are more than 4O.- /
600 farms worth from $50 to $500 I
an acre.
products, from forest. mines and
fields, is more than $500 annually.
Idaho raises more than 20 geo
acres OF corn each year at an average
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people
I-ahO ranks sixth 60 proporiio--
aFe Humber % eutomObiles Ga the
utf-d State
are . thousand fold. Il gave 20 the
Elsefnu eut the ss-rf-c-s OF more
IRAN 2l.o00 Of It's young men duriag
E- erea szr /, now offers 20 the
r-uE Usu With srli. ~ cE-to- Rive
uess aal co-amon-seas- Judgment.
cpDcr- ualI,es which 40 other part 81
~ America offer
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WALTER AND sHEAREE'S aTC-
TON DATES

f-lter ana Snearer, alcriOaeers.
aEnouace the following series 81
i.Fs sock sales. an but one % which
ara i0r registered offerings
October -9 Hayuel and Leland
re- stored Short horns. county fair
sro-ae=. F.ier
October 20. C A Mcsfasfer. reg
'.Fere shorf horns Twin Fails
October 81 John Slifers. rezist-
sr-1 shorfhorns. Murtaugh
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BEN r GRAY. Register.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CRIMINAL WAVE
IS INCREASING
IN HUN CAPITAL
Jails Filled TO Capacity With
Members of ThieVing
Fraternity.

BERLIN. June 25.-The wave of
criminality i'm Germany shows no
sign of abaung. Jails are filled 10
capacity with the thieving frater-
nitv from those guilty Of grand lar
cenv down 10 the sneak thieves OF
the big city streets Very often new
arrivals have TO be temporarily re-
leased from custody owing TO lack
of room i'm the penltentiaries. Here
are some of the principal theftS and
robberies reported i'm the last Few
days.
Burglars broke into the Berlin
stock exchange and forced safe
open from which they took 5,oOo
marks ana five typewTiters.
Steal Crosses.
At Kreisau. the mausOleum OF
Field Marshal Won Moltke was
broken open and the silver wreaths
and crosses stolen from the sarco-
phagus. The field marshal's sword
was found broken
band of armed robbers forced
their way into the burgomaster's
house at Paareu near Nauen, appro-
priated 10000 marks belonging to
the village treasury and left the
burgomaster tied To a chair.
Al Fallerslebeu near Brunswick
the author OF a theft from a sealed
iEht car was traced and several
r.rlOads of stolen goods were dis
covered hidden The thief was q
candidate for a town councillorship.
At Spandau q mOrtuary chapel
was stripped of its loaded window
panes.
Another mortuary chapel at Staa-
ken was stripped if its zinc roof.
I'm "a popular Berlin suburb. a
woman who was shopping left her
baby i'm perambulator outside the
store for a few minutes. The per
ambulator disappeared and the baby
was found half naked i'm a doorway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

were all black-eyed and he didn't
believe that blue-eyed people were
really ever as good workers as the
black-eyed ones.
And the whole office force is up in
arms about II. They're looking up
the records Of the self-made men,
and the famous women. They're
going 10 the library and reading
biographies. and following around
lectures and getting close-ups OF
prominent business men and sue
cessful business women. All TO find
out whether their eyes are black or
blue. and now they've asked me
what l think about II.
What has the color of the eye TO
do with the capacity and character
OF the owner OF It?
Anything at all?
Yes, I believe il has-in some
ways. If ! were a man who wanted
a wife who would love me and my
children in season and out Of season,
stick 10 me whether l did right or
wrong. stand by her own relatives
not because her relatives deserve it.
but because they were related 10
her-I would marry. not a blue
eyed woman. but a black-eyed one.
Black-eyed women are devoted
wives and mothers and ardent
sweethearts. They cannot be happy
without some man in the family.
How About This?
Blue-eyed women are more indie
pendent. more intellectual, more
fair minded, less prejudiced and
more just. They are better friends
to each other than black-eyed wo-
men. A blue-eyed woman will stick
10 her woman friends black-eyed
woman will turn her back on any
woman i'm the world for the sake
of "A man. There are exceptions. Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
Winif7ed LLack Writes About:
Blue Eyes or Black?

Dear me. what a time they're hav-
ing in the big uptown Office!
Every noon they go at it, hammer
and tongue.
The Book keeper agrees with the
Head StenOgrapher. The Cashier
and the Office Manager are Of the
same opinion. The Telephone Girl
and the Office Boy can't agree at all.
and they're thinking of writing a
Round Robin and sending II TO the
Boss 10 ask him what he thinks
about it,
And it's all about eyes-just plain
eyes, blue eyes or black eyes. Which
do you choose when you're looking
for efficiency?
One OF the girls in the office ans
wered a call for a position which
would have been just exactly the
place for her.
The place needed brains, tact,
energy. good humor and a know
ledge OF business and an under
standing Of people. There was re-
sponsibility IN the position. hard
work in it, long hours, a good
chance. a good salary and a good
future.
The man who wanted the secre-
tary was very frank
He told the girl who applied for
the position that he liked everything
about her-her record. her business
appearance. her manner. everything
ton, her friends, her family. her
account Of her habits. her dress, her
appearance her manner, everything
eXcept-the color Of her eyes.
Does Color Count?
She had blue eyes and he had new
or had an efficient secretary with
blue ewes.
He had had just three secretaries
in his whole business life. and they
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
CLAIMS POLYGAMY
IS BEING REDUCED
IN PHILIPPINES
Retiring Governor of Depart
ment of MindanaO and
Sulu Gives Ideas.

By Associdtcd Press:
MANILA. z. l., May 2S.-Prac-
tice of polygamy I'm the Philippine
Islands is being reduced through
education OF girls Of the leading
families OF the outlying provinces,
according 70 Frank w. Carpenter,
retiring governor OF the Department
Of A1indanao and Sulu.
Mr. Carpenter is here to turn over
administration OF his office TO the
I Secretary Of the Interior who will
act through the Bureau Of Non
/ Christian Tribes in accordance with
/ new territorial law. This law
! leaves i'm effect a treaty under which
I the Sultan OF Sulu renowned all
+ pretentions 10 temporal sovereignty
/ but gained recognition as ecclesias-
teal head of the Mchammedan
/ church in the Sulu archipelago. The
\ treaty guarantees 20 the Sultan and
/ his people the same religious free
I dom had by all adherents Of all 9TH
| er religious creeds the practice OF
/ which is not in violation of the basic
/ principles of the laws of the United
] States"
1T is important to noteS said
+ Carpenter in one of his messages
written as governor, that this in
/ Cludes the abandonment OF poly
/ gamy There can be no question
that IL will disappear as the relative
number OF persons Of the two sexes
reach an approximate natural
| equality.
AN effort to impose upon the
people OF the Sultan at this time the
| invalidation Of pOiygamous marri-
ages heretofore contracted the pro-
hibition at this time of polygamy or
I the discontinuance OF divorce. must
| unavoidably result in the active re-
sistance OF a people imbued with IA
matte determination to die rather
than submit 10 a privation OF their
religious liberty in matters they be-
| lieve TO be fundamental and sane
toned by divine authority
Sent to Schools.
Mr.. Carpenter said that girls Of
| prominent families in Mindanao and
/ Sulu are being sent TO Manila public
| schools where they associated with
Christian girls and gradually be-
come imbued with the monogram
Gus ideas held by the Christians.
! The girls are advised to adhere
| strictly to their own NIohammedan
religion as their influence, il is said,
would be destroyed if they aban-
doned IT. When they return to their
own people their influence tends to
eliminate plural marriages, accord
/ ing 10 Carpenter, who predicted that
the practice will be virtually wiped
out in the course Of few years.