davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Consisting of three adjoining
tracts (asgregating 1898 acres sit
uated in Opequon District, Fredcr-
lex Cunty, and, possibly, to some ex-
tent. in Stonewall District, Shenan-
doah County, lying between Great
North Mountain and Paddy Noun
tain, in or near Paddy Cove, as fol-
lows:
Tract of 275.79 acres (overlapped,
to the extent Of 1882 acres. by the
Hugh Holmes 174S-acrc grant: and
0verlapped also. to the extent of
213.72 acres. by the McCune Lap out
Of the John Koontz 2410-acrc grant.
claimed by the Bear Pond Lumber.
Caol & Oil Company.-the Holmes
grant lap and the McCune lap inter
locking with each other. to the cN-
tent of 1897 acresl; Tract of 51.S9
acres (overlapped by a boundary
claimed by the Crist hcirs): and
Tract of 1915 acres.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Shenandoah Iron 4 Coal Company
Tracts: 112.40-acre tract. S337.20:
and 4.25-acre tract. S12.75:-the total
value of the entire 1865 acres
to S349.95.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
CHI
Peter Myers Heirs Tract.

Peter Myers Heirs Tract
' Containing 223.41 acres, situated
in Ashby District, Shenandoah Coun
ty, lying on the eastern slopes O
North Mountain, draining into Ston,
Creek.
Complete descriptions of the fore
going tracts and each of them, b,
metes and bounds, are on file in m,
office as parts of the petition fol-
condemnation Ciled April -, 1920,
in this case, and the same are here
by and herein referred to for fuller
descriptions.
The values of each fsaid severa
tracts. as stated of charged in sale
lpetition, are as follows, viz:
John d. Racey Tracts: 275.79-acre
tract. s479,S7; 51.S9-acre tract
5000; and 1015-acre tract, S1766;-
the totalvaluc of the entire 1888
acres amounting to S5S7S2.
Hannah Peer Heirs Tracts: 1862
acre tract. SS639.24: 15531-acre
tract. s3G49S: and 1094-acre tract,
| s25.70:-the total value of the en-
tire 1889 acres amounting to
e902992.
ST. Luke's Hospital Tracts: 24O6-
tract.42-acre tract. s5S95.73: 1903
acre tract. 1859; 13009-acre tract
S3tS.72: and 21.20-acrc tract. 1914:
the total value of the entire 257274
iacrcS amounting to S6303.21.
Shenandoah Iron & Coal Company
i Tracts: 112.40-acre tract, $500;
and 425-acre tract. e1275:-the total
value of the entire 1865 acres
amounting to S349.95.
Wcthcrholtz Heirs Tract: 35.5G
acres, 2f0G.G8.
Smoot & Wisman or Oft Tract:
1897 acres. Si2i.42.
Shenandoah Lumber & Iron Com
.pany Tract: 116,05 acres, S34S15.
Peter MYERS Heirs Tracts 223.41
acres. s614.37.
And it appearing that the follow
ing persons and classes of persons
own or claim or possibly own or
have or claim some right, title. es-
tate or interest in or to the
lands or some part or parts of the
lands sought to be condemned or in
or to the proceeds arising upon con-
domination thereof. viz:
Residents of Virginia
John d. RaceV and WIFE, Martha
A'''S us 1 III w S e. i'ol ucIi'
e. -. - . ~ IL W. 'oIlli ~ oteoh ~ us
t .Ce W sl'0Ii"I toilliiii - les
;f''i lrs 'l'i " 'a!;,S> H. n, N4Iot 'll9
u !ll"' ~, ny y W. WI J@IilSS NJ
,,, ,I,' J~t'a II. e., l'',,I,' IA ~ NeM
I!i''r L ,t9'Cr ,,ii' S>SSi' SoiiItlLI-
ois'ttta 'I,'s = T"llo'ii Ii"i IF
~ 49,. 81 ''sp"' y, >Tlh?h, lI'lS!I n
I Tl"Hei :, guy: II w" T1tu; ny NllG; MIS-,
I1uin n, rI1ltl' m, I1tIper! }. fF2Nel
"l4 NJ n 2, EIt'Ntl' Mamie f!a-
a. ! ,; i, ~ Jiiliel; Sptti"l No!IIlI'lSr
S S,I.l - llestlle\, treasurer OF
Ini No T. Ioun'N, n = LaIr!ck'
- D.; w; Noofl'Z "il1i' II MAJ - lle H.
ms Mile,MiS' ). w. Noolltz' Z. %;
T u el. >peei"l eollllnlssl3iiei' odlll!ieI
H1 ailu; II II IlIal iTli' II ms VIZ
Mrs. oall9e + hoontz; ; n N: f9 1f
H u ana; II nlarrleu' nus we MS MS
n ~ n ulihilotlSeI; Massit u 1!Ill-
Deflake, Ssmuel Mctune ana VIE
n \. MGIuIe' J. T. Hhodes'
II. ); Larrlck: Harry n; hern' tTuS rus
zee John VI: 9lech ana H. gray WI
MANS Speclal comlnlsSloneTS' RoD-
err L: Ieer ana II married ms VIE
MIS-. hobeTl L. Peer, Arthur L. Peer
ana Wlte. ESSle Peer, Emma +. Orn-
qoTfl and husband. Dekalb Orndorif;
John ;; Peer. Luther \: SWarZ and
WIfe; MIS-. luther \: SWartz, ). e..
Orndorii and wife, Susan Orndorff,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

ST. Luke's Hospital Tracts: 24O6-
tract. 42-acre tract, S5S95.73; 1903
acre tract. 1869; 130.09-acre tract
S3tS.72: and 21.20-acrc tract, s51 "a:
the total value of the entire 257274
acres amounting to S6303.21.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Hannah Peer Heirs Tracts: 1862
acre tract. SS639.24: 155.31-acre
tract. s3G49S: and 1094-acre tract,
s25.70:-the total value of the en-
tire 1852 acres amounting to
e9029.92.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Containing 223.41 acres, situated
in Ashby District, Shenandoah Coun-
ty, lying on the eastern slopes of
North Mountain, draining into Stony
Greek.
Complete descriptions of the fore
going tracts and each of them. by
metes and bounds, are on file in my
office as parts of the petition for
condemnation Giled April II, 1920
in this case, and the same are here
by and herein referred to for fuller
The values of each fsaid several
tracts. as stated of charged in said
petition, are as follows, viz:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11
SHENANDOAH mi u
ADnHRrIsINo zHrn2

Transient advoetlnannnHe viii
% inserted u 50 csnts - Square
u ZEE iinsa each insertion. Rsad.
ing notices t i've cent? paP line.
~Qusrterly and Yearly D!spla,
advertisements by contract,
~Unless the number Of. ln,ar
lions 10 marked upon the manu-
script. advertisements will be put
iished until forbidden and chsrrec
accordingly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Wcthcrholtz Heirs Tract: $3.50
acres, S10GGS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Shenandoah Lumber & Iron Com
pany Tract: 1865 acres, S34S15.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Smoot & Wismm or Oft Tract
1897 acres. Si2i. ~.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

John d. Racey Tracts: 275.79-acre
tract S479,S7; 51.S9-acre tract,
S90.29; and 1015-acre tract, S1766;-
the totalvaluc of the entire 1898
acres amounting to S5S7S2.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

Peter MYERS Heirs Tracts 223.41
acres. s61437.
And it appearing that the follow
ing persons and classes of persons
own or claim or possibly own or
have or claim some right, title. es-
tate or interest in or to the
lands or some part or parts of the
lands sought to be condemned or in
or to the proceeds arising upon con-
domination thereof. viz:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-11

METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
Sunday School 9:45 q. M, Preach
ing at IL a. m. and 1870 D. m. each
Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 500 p. m.
s K COCKRErL
New-York tribune., 1920-10-26

1t shows you what your operating
costs and your income should be.
1t shows you any defects there
may be in construction, and how you
may correct them-and at what cost.
1t shows YOU how you may tune
up a rundown property and so in
crease it's net return.
A consultation cannot fail to bene-
tit any one contemplating purchase
of New York City business property.
Such Consultation-which is dis
tlnct from a mere appraisal-may
be arranged for on a fee basis.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-26

desirable co-tcnants thrust upon you
as ncighbors-
That the building you are in will
be, at all times, highly desirable
place to live and work in.
To an Intending Purchaser
Of a Business Building
VOUR problem is to know all the
L. things about a property besides
it's present income-yicld.
Property Management Engineer
ing gives you the answer in true
facts and figures.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-26

To the O0vmer Of a Business
Building
VOUR problem lies in developing
l. the permanent earning power of
your property
In developing it's sale value-in
case you wish to sell
And-though you may not wholly
realize the money valuc-in building
tenant Goodwill
Genuine Property Management
Engineering keeps your building full
of good tenants by keeping them full
of tenant goodwill That combina-
ton enhances your net return and
the saleability of your property.
Property Management Engineer
ing frees you absolutely from all
personal worry. 1t handles every
management detail for you.
And, regularly, before the end of
every month, you receive complete
statement, witha check in full cover
ing the months returns.
Yet Property Management En-
gincering actually costs you no more
than building management of the
hit-or-miss kind.
To Tenants i'm a Business
Building
VOUR problem is to know how YOU
a can get the best space available
for your requiremcnts-and how you
can be sure the rental is right.
In every building there are thou
sand and one services which ought
to be performed efficiently, noise
lessly, and on time.
When SO performed, you do not
notice them individually. 1t is when
they are omitted that you notice
them. Under Property Management
Engineering, not one of them is
omitted.
And if you are in building man
aged by Property Management En-
glneers, you arc able to know that
your lease is fairly drawn, and why
That your business will not be
injured by having unsuitable or un-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-26

THE civil engineer, the mining engineer the elec-
l. trical engineer, scientists, knowing the facts
about road building Ores electricity and so on
They do not guess. They have studied the laws of
the materials in which they work. And they put this
expert knowledge into daily practice.
Today the rea-estate business demands expert
knowledge not only Of land and building Values but
OF supply and demand, of general business conditions
OF finance, OF building construction of law and of
accounting 1t also requires the ability to put this
knowledge into everyday PRACTICE
The Lotion H. Sawson Company is an organization
OF men who handle every phase of the real-estate
business in the spirit and according to the standards
Of the engineer.
Hence our title-Property Management Engineers
Because the question, What Does Property Man.
agement Engineering Mean?" has been asked us so
otten have endeavored to outline in this announce
ment few OF the various phases of the service which
we as the original Property Management Engineers.
able to render.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-26
Property Management Engineering
What does It mean?

To Those Intending to
Build or to Alter Business
Buildings
VOUR problem is how best to
Il avoid making mistakes.
If you discuss your project with
Property Management Engineers,
you will be able to know definitely,
before you have had a chance to
make a mistake, whether or not
what you have in mind is feasible.
Is your proposed purchase price
correct? Are there flaws in your
architects plans? Are your spccifca-
tons extravagant? How much mort
gage loan is procurable-andw where?
Has your estimate of completed cost
omitted any.items? Is your estimate
Of rental value accurate? Are your
operating costs correctly figured?
All these points will be covered
accurately in a complete, unbiased,
written report. All this information
will be at your finger tips before you
start any part Of your operation.
From this report you can deter
mine exactly how to proceed. We
render this service on a fee basis.
Units Of Ownership
0UI of the practice of Property
~ Management Engineering, there
has come a modern method, whereby
a greater number OF people may
enjoy all the benefits OF landlord
ship in the worlds biggest business
city.
This is the Lotion H. Slawson
Company's method of selling Units
of Ownership in centrally located,
going, business buildings.
BY this method you have choice
of two desirable things:
The income from valuable. read
lily marketable, business space, Or
Permanent possession of space
tor your own occupancy-frce from
fears of enforced removal or any
other rental problem.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23

let hit one of the houses of a resi-
dent and others have been heard
whistling by. Two or three boys, one
with a % Winchester, are doing the
shooting.
A much-needed new policeman,
John Kekoa, has been appointed at
Kamalo. He seems to be doing good
work.
Several citizens of Pukoo, Kaluaaha,
Kamalo and Kaunakakai celebrated
Christmas in joyous drunkenness.
Where do they get the stuff? Echo
where?
Off and on, the Conants and Ster-
riclis of Kaunakakai, and the Good
hues of Ualapue, spent their Christ
mas and New Year holidays at Kaulu-
wal and Kualapuu with the Cookies
and Munros.
At Kaunakakai were baseball
games between Kaunakakai and La
hainaluna, a luau and concert. At
Kauluwai a private concert and din
ner, at Kualapuu luau and amuse-
ments.
Residents say that Molokai has not
been so lively for many a year.
Mr.. Luning has leased the fish pond
at Ahainu.
With the New Year begins an era
of good will and kindness on Molo-
kai which promises well for the flu
ture happiness and comfort of the
residents. Prior to this were many
feuds and quarrels, always a disturb
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
MOlOkai Musings
(Dy Maui News Correspondent

(By Maui News Correspondent
PUKOO, Jan. 15.-Worth o. Aiken
expects to pay Molokai a visit shortly
remaining here for a week or so as
the guest OF Rex Hitchcock.
e. K. Duvauchelle and family were
called over to Lahaina by wireless or
the 18th, to attend the funeral of r.
Duvauchelle, a brother whose sudden
death took place on that day at Kama
pail. They went by sampan and will
return on the 10th.
Mr.. Kalaau's new song, 81 Love You
Molokai," was sung at Halawa by a
well trained choir last week.
Rev. Iaea, of the native church at
Kaluaaha, has resigned his p~astorate
and will apply for the ~judgeship. Mr..
laea is qualified to practice in the
district courts.
Awaiting the appointment of a dis
trict magistrate for leeward Molokai,
Rex. Hitchcock has been acting as
deputy sheriff, prosecuting attorney
and judge for the past few weeks. So
far as the judgeship is concerned, this
has been a long suffering community.
Miss Carrie Dunn returned to her
school at Lahaina last week.
There has been an epidemic of spin
al meningitis among the mules at
Kualapuu and K%aunakakai. Nine have
have died. The disease is now abat-
ing.
The appropriation of 800 a month
by the county supervisors for a dis
trict nurse has pleased the residents
of leeward Molokai very much. House,
board and an auto will be provided
for her by private contribution.
Though wise and careful in its
grants for county needs, the present
supervisors have been generous to
Molokai, both as to roads and the
medical care OF the people. During
the past veal there has been an un-
usual amount of sickness and accident
emergencies and a district nurse Will
be a great help, not only to the doctor,
but his patients.
DR.. w. j. Goodhue, of Kalaupapa,
expects to visit Honolulu shortly for
a week or so. His brother will hold
down the lid at the Settlement during
the doctors absence.
Angus McPhee, of Maui, is on the
island buying cattle for his Kahool-
awe Ranch.
Molokai has been granted a larger
appropriation than usual for roads TO
meet the extra demands for repair of
bridges and damage done by freshets.
A lot or random shooting with rifles
has been going on in the vicinity of
Ualapue. and Kaluaaha. A stray bull
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23

mainland should arouse interest in
the care of such cases-the feeding
OF undernourished children, the care
ana treatment of hayward and feeble
minded children. Healthy, normal chill
dren make healthy normal men and
women and therefore good citizens. We
should use our influence in the break
ing down Of laws which keep women
who do the same work. from getting
the same wages as men-Equal pay
for equal work should be one of our
slogans.
"As o as we arc able to procure
satisfactory material, under the SUPER
vision of the educational committee.
VIC should stait study classes in the
different clubs.
In closing l wish to say that l feel
that the women Of Hawaii are com
ing into their own We have all been
aroused to a sense of our ability to
organize and work together during the
years of the war, and we are now
ready and anxious to take up other
activities and our rightful place in the
government of u country
ETHEL S. BALDWIN,
pres. Woman's Suffrage
Association"
Ian. II 1920.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
BOWLING ANNOUNCEMENT

The Bowling Alleys at the Alexand-
err House Gymnasium having been
completely refnished, and new bow
ling balls and pins having been re
ceived, announcement is hereby made
that the same are now open for use
under the control of the Gymnasium
Bowling Club.
Application for membership may be
made to the undersigned, Bowling on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday n
Thursday evenings.
WENDELL F. CROCKETT,
Secretary.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23

county is responding generously to the
needs of Molokai, SO is the police de-
partment. Good roads are coming on.
Bridges and wharves are being repair
ed. The mail and freight problem
looks brighter. Only the ~judgeship
snags.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
N oT1cE

Notice is hereby given that l vii
NO longer be responsible for any debt
contracted by Annie Pang.
PANG SEE HING.
(Jan. IS, 90, 80, Feb. g.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23


IN '"'. 0"'Uiu's "l'eInool, "heh 81
"'iI'" I'oHI All parts OF MAUI as
b,,. s,,.a -, U'
downpour of rain. Sinca tho o,.oani7o.
Ifon of the association 1ost srrira
number of the cIrbs in var;o,s ror,s
of Mani have shown coneidarobIo oo
0i,fty and indications ale that Mani
will show a very determined front 70
the territorial legislature ,vbor Il
meets il special saesion novt Anil
Or MAY.
II is now the aim of the su fir, gottos
l8 press for the voting nrivt,aoa for
the next fan elections.
Nirs Harm. r,,d,-,,
ra.rra,lad mo ,rosid,nt Of tba aa.oat
lids, at gat,r,,,,s r,n,ti,n t,a
turned from the mainland with q re.
uowed store of enthusiasm for the
movement.
u +. ,rvi,,,s .b,t i'll, onuon4-,.,.
shall Lose mo tin,o in a,ottinr Ta ua
mon or ,bo count nd,,oatad - ~
dulias of % voto. Lor,ro IL, r.ono,ta.
fl. a.,u,Ir. ,,.n,.,d ott.. cnaa, n-
r.,fJ,trr, ~. tb,,,.h 49, natinaana,
off tba c-onsi,,foroi onouaaan.
which is ,,r. ,nn,roo+lu 1,t -
Of months
Officers Elected
a.. s.....
un-..m u l'i''"i'7
80 u" a. Idiu"lH' president; wee
p'''I'eI'9 d. IoIio"s-MakaWao, Mrs
~ po"uISh' "ailuku' Mrs II. Il.
''''lI'o" h'laIha' MIS- u l. tlem-
.-7' i'"""' MIS- george Lake; Molo-
"'''' VILE james munro
MEa. Myrtle Hansen, secretary; Mrs.
ID. d. SIossett, treasurer.
,,ecu, i've committee-Lahaina, Mrs.
John Hose. Mrs. John Cannon. Mrs.
A. W. Collins; Wailuku. Mrs. Becky
Wilkinson, Mrs. James Fantom. Mrs.
Frank Hooss, Mrs. Joaquin Garcia:
Ala kawao, Mrs. Henry Robinson, Mrs.
T.. G.. Krauss, Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky,
Mrs. Lizzie Machado; Molokai, Mrs.
JCel Nakaleka; Hama, Mrs. John Chal-
mers.
Lahaina Club Tomorrow
hin - ,
Sc - ho ho,d +on,onnon- an~.S
(satnrdav, at . o,o,ooI, - tha ~
Ttoo+on Ioboina rr, 49,,
b,, hao, - I1
rive. Of ort 81 tLa Ma,,i a,eno- .I
aud tbo nicotine ton,onnau. nN+
od 70 ortIino ~ -. 1.
7or -. eo,- &c.
OH thursday Oh Ihls week the Wo-
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
MAUI WOMEN WILL
PUSH SUFFRAGE ISSUE

kai, Mrs. Joel Nakaleka; Hama. Mrs.
John Chalmers.
These thirteen members of the eX-
ecutive committee, with the eight
officers constitute the full executive
committee of twenty one in accord
ance with the constitution.
"On July y an educational commit
tee was appointed by the president
consisting of Mrs. II. D.. Slcggett,
chairman; Mrs. Ben Williams, Mrs.
Linton and Mrs. w. J. Cooper. This
committee from time 10 time were to
prepare or arrange for programs for
study. So far not much has been ac-
complished as it has been very diff
cult to obtain the desired literature.
con my return after an absence OF
five months from the territory, | find
that since the agitation in connection
with woman's suffrage last sprins
when the legislature was in session,
and we failed to get the vote, interest
in the subject all over the Islands has
been at a low ebb.
I'VE are now aware that if the con-
s%titutional amendment lin regard TO
the franChise) permitting women to
vote, is ratified by SO states, il will
automatically become law and viii
apply TO the territories including la.
wall. Twenty-four states have ratified
the amendment and it now requires
only twelve more favorable votes to-
make woman suffrage a nationwide
law.
However, there may be delays,
and | believe We should make every
effort both as a club and individually,
TO have woman's suffrage granted by
the territorial legislature, if a special
session is called in May. 1t will be a
gratifying victory to the women Of
the Islands if we secure the vote
through our own legislature.
at has been suggested that the
suffrage club combine with the Maui
Woman's Club that has recently been
formed and become a department of
it; but l feel very strongly that we
should continue as we are, a separate
organization. Possibly after we OBJ
tain the vote it may seem best to
make the change.
I'm some of the states, after the wo-
men obtained the vote, the name
suffrage club has been changed to
League of Women Voters and they
have taken up the study Of citizenship.
government laws, social and health
conditions, the high cost of living,
general welfare work, etc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
D

PEDRO-In Honolulu, January 10,
1929, Mrs. Mary Pedro, of Lahaina,
M"ui, native Of Waikiki, Maui, 81
years old. Buried in Catholic Gene
terry, Honolulu.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-01-23
Progress Made

The Ladies Aid Society OF the P;ia
Hawaiian church asked the president
of this club to speak on June % 10
the women of their society on the sub
ject of Suffrage, explaining the idea
and the aims OF the club. indications
are that . branch club Will be formed
at Paia at an early date.
On November 25 a meeting of the
executive committee was called to
find out what was being done in the
different districts and to discuss the
general line Of work. The minutes Of
.this meeting will be read later.
"On December 7 a suffrage club was
formed in Keanae with Mrs. D. w.
Napihaa as president; Mrs. Hezekia
Ikoa vice-president; Mrs. John Punk
EFT, secretary; Mrs. Alice Nailima,
treasurer. Also the following eXecu
tive committee; Mrs. John Hamaia,
Mrs. Aheong All Yet, Mrs. Baker Ka-
hiamoe, Mrs. David Keau, and Mrs.
David Aikala.
"On January 10 a club was formed
in Lahaina and the following officer
elected-President, Mrs. John Hose;
yice-president from Honokahua, Mrs.
Katherine Cockett; vice-president
Pukolii, Mrs. VIM. K. Buchanan; vice
president Honokawai, Mrs. Poohina.
Secretary and treasurer-Mrs. A.
d. Furtado.
The women of Hama are showing
interest and will probably form a
small club.
There are now 1]4,7OO,473 women
in the United States. # the So states
ratify the national suffrage amend
ment before November, 1920, as now
seems likely, there will be more than
20 million.
Everyone realizes the strength Of
the woman's vote in the states, and
realize that the party that will win
out at election time, is the m that
offers the most sincere and appealing
issue to the minds and hearts of the
women. The question What shall wo-
men do for the political party?' will
be What shall the political party Go
for the women
THE solution of some of the prob
lens will be women's business as well
as mems and we should be giving care
full thought to them,
"The high cost of living is bound
10 come up in national platforms. Since
the women buy 800 nearly, Of the
food consumed, We should help to-
ward solving the problem if possible.
zone of our objects should be com
munity welfare. The death rate Of
tiny infants and their mothers on the
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ought to work the same way with
folks old enough to vote.