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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

france Agency. 7-24-1m
 p, GIVE POSSESSION IN
 6 room house and large blocks from Main street on faque, F block from car ghts, water, gas and bath, outbuildings in first-class Eprice $3,500-$1,2OO cash E at $50 per month. Phone ik to owner. S-1-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

RENT--TWO FURNISHED
 Eo11 Olive, Phone 1915. E S-3-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

FOR SALE
 >~ >~ > " FOR SALE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

FOR SALE CHEAP-FIRST CLASS stripped Ford in good condition. Tires good. A bargain for cash. Apply Paul Massey, 116 West Barraque street, or phone 1212. Call 2794 after p. m.
 S-4-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

hNNECTING LIGHT HOUSE. \ rooms for rent, furnished, feOO Main, phone 1906. 7-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

FOR SALE, BUICK ROADSTER IN
 Al condition, cheap for quick sale. Phone 2941. Apply 111o West Twenty third street. 1-Zo-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04
g. ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED TO RENT COTTAGE OR
 unfurnished rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Apply E. E. Long at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co. Phone 832. S-1-6c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04
DOINGS OF THE DUETS Tom Was Too Hopeful.

WAS TAlNklkIG MO DUFF THAT BEFORE You GO AVIAN ON 7MSNA1GT'ON 1PlP Xn, ouGAT To TAKE OUT ONE OF NY POlICiES Il HANDLE BOTH LIFE AID AcciDEAT
 ASSURANCE AUD {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

HE'D ROOM FOR RENT \ second floor, modern at 1916 ttb 7-27-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

ONE FORD TOURING CAR FOR sale. New top, newly painted, set of good tires, first-class running order. A bargain if sold at once. Pine City Garage, 9O7 State Street, phone 2957.
 7-30-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

FOR SALE-1919 FORD TOURING car, self starter, shock absorbers, bumper and other accessories, practi- cally new. Call 1591.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-04

FORD TOURING CAR, 1918 MODEL. in good running order, nice appear .nce cash or terms. Phone 24S6
 7-27-6t
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
ESSAY ON MAN

! Man that is born of woman is
small potatoes and few in a hill.
He rises us today and tlourisheth
like a rag weed and tomorrow or
the next day the undertaken hath
him. He eoeth forth in the morn
ing warbline like a lark and is
knocked out in one round and
two seconds.
In the midst Of life he is in debt
and the tax collector pursues him
wherever he goeth. The bannis-
ter OF life is full Of splinters and
he slideth down with considerable
rapidity. He walketh forth in
the bright sunlight. to absorb the
ozone and meeteth the bank teller
with a sight draft for 1857.
He cometh home at eventide
and meeteth the Wheelbarrow in
his path. 1t riseth up and sniteth
him to the earth and falleth upon
him, and runneth one OF its legs
into his ear. In the gentle spring
time he putteth on his summer
clothes, and a blizzard striketh
him far from home and filleth him
with cuss words and rheumatism.
In the winter he putteth on Win
ter trousers and a wasp that abid-
eth therein causes excitement. He
starteth down into the cellar with
an oleander and eoeth backward
and the oleander cometh after
him and sitteth upon him.
He buyeth watch dog and
when he cometh home from the
lodge the watch dog treeth him.
and sitteth near him until rosy
morn. He eoeth to the horse trot
and betteth his money on the
brown mare. and the bay 2eldine
with a blaze face Wlnneth.
He marrieth red-headed heir
ess with a Wart on her nose. and
the next day the parent ancestor
oOeth under with a fee arrest and
great liabilities and her mother
coneth home to live with her be-
loved son-in-laW.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
COALWOOD

Fred Jansen made a trip to
Miles last week to have some den.
tai work attended to.
/ Not enough members We're
present at Rev. Duncan's Wednes.
day evening to hold a business
meeting, SO it has been postponed
and will be held with regular ser
vices at L. S. Wanderers Sunday
Jan. II. at p. m.
Mrs. 4. X. Murray was a pas
seneer to Miles on Wednesday of
this week.
Don't overlook the masquerade
dance at Coalwood school. FRIDAY
the 23rd. Plan to attend,
Harvey Beddore called at the
Nandeyer and CraW homes on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Field were
at Coaiwood on business FRIDAY.
Mrs. Clara Duncan visited Mrs.
!. ". Jansen Thursday morning.
Mis-. Jansen who has been III
IS much improved.
K. D. McCurdv was d caller at
the Warkins, Viertel and Duncan
ranches Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Murray is having
d large cattle shed built.
Mrs. Warkins was a caller at
Mrs. Murray's home Friday.
Miss Ford of Sout, Coalwood
or HillsvieW school spent her va
cation in Miles City and Miss
Crane OF East Coalvood school
spent her vacation with home
folks at Loescll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer kiser with
the Nark'ns young folks spent
New Years with the McCurdv
family.
Church services were held al
the NcIurdy home Sunday.
Uncle Joe Beck was a Coalwooo
caller Saturday.
Mrs, George and daughter were
visitors at Mrs. Murray's last
Friday.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

Norman Warkins and Fletice
kiser journeyed to Miles City
City this week.
E. w. Viertel and family spent
New Years day at Lee HudsOn's.
The Christmas tree and prog
ram at Hillsview school house
was a decided success and the
visit of Santa Claus was a great
delight to the little folks. and the
treat kindly provided the little
ones bv Miss Murray was much
appreciated.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
SHOULD SCAN GERMAN
FILMS

The German people are said to
be taking up motion picture pro-
duction on a large scale. They
lacked smooth action and tech.
meal knowledge. But the Ger
mans are amazing imitators, and
will turn out some clever stuff.
The fear is expressed that these
films will contain subtle propa-
eanda. American picture houses
that consider using German films
should examine them carefully
to see that they not elorify nat
ion that has made such shock
ing exhibition of brutality After
the sacrifices they have made, the
American people will not tolerate
sentiments or influences disloyal
to the cause for which $4,000
boys sleep under the soil OF
France.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

and told us he was on his way to
the New Years eve dance.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcbride spent
Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. Bert Ceilings.
The Ten-Mile school children
sold all their allotment of Red
Cross seals and could have sold
more if they had received them
sooner. Our mail service is punk.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

t''NAHit4 i''tN : iFtStttitlE>. lee, -. !6i'.
| The Board met pursuant to adjournment Mem
sent, w. II. Ht..s-.
| Minutes OF a~t reg'!.ar meeting read aud an.
| proved u Wa also the minute. OF the Srtci.,l
/ Meeting he'd No,. - l9la
nr. II. (. Meek filed HI, report u. Health, pf,c.r
! foc In. ti-ca. eur ending Nav 50 lafu, kt.port
! approved
Dr. II. G. Meek filed his resignation a. Nounty
Health ot'cer, and OH motion the resignation
was accented
On motion or. hiru w White WA appointed,
COUNTY Health officer.
The Powder River National Rank oi Bvo,l,i,
Montana having t,el bond i'll the sum Of ole
hundred twent2 five thousand dollar, which va.
approved the Board shereupo,l designated the
FaNic, Rive; National Bank - i dero-itors fos
County fnna.
The i@lIown. bis were on motion allowed and
Warrants ordered drawn i'll pay mr,t OF the same.
General Fund
{. l. Lewis &C. Assessor postage IN,
HToa5u- Mercantile Go. supple, "a
Rrpad,Gs Mercantile Co. supp ies fes
Smith Ra' ser coal tor Court House and jail ~.
|. ; Ain'taso'l Goa fot conr, lIoo-e ANA
Jaii
= Mcdonald Acting Coroner, Inquest
oi. body OF g. Niersci r.S
Powder River County Ex4,nirtg books
ban Is and printing =. 5zz..s
ie:owsto''e i-hr. Co, material for Trca>-
"rere office ~--=s-. -=--==.-- SO.
Yellowstone i.hr. Co, material for Tfea--
offlSe ,,2-
Ora T. Schroeder, Con-, reporter. State :.
STANLEY -
liars MowrN. work CA Treasurer. Dtfi,e = *
II. X. straitou Registrar lee, ana po-;in.,
notices
Powder kiser Counts Bank. office rent 60.
Attorney .aa.
w Z. Suffer, Sheriff mileage 5-5,
l. x. Warren, Deputy Sheriff nllja,ae 81,
:. II. Hoh!'nH, Jf,, Comparing and certify
ins transcribed records $50
Tribune Printing and suppl> Co. Supple,
Ria.si IL Sept. 4,4.zst
4. NJ, x 81. Paul Ry. Co. freight a.l
+. 7, West Postage and Express paid ,,s
( y y. ". h. Co., Freight o, Bridge. :,
Bee Fo,rehe .-,.,+
Mr.. Pear Morris. Widow with i-pe1,Her,
children -.-----.------- 4aoat
NJ. IDA !. cray-. widow with ,icporde,t
children ---
Ch"s, Decker 60. Com, FER dunn and M, =. D..
''- IA - l. Al '~tid over 10 sam, meet.
'Fii. Of Security Bridge Co
ial, oi {. b Lewis, Wool for Co Attorney.
office di-at'l0wel
i''.. of T. ". Baker, work al Co. A,tor1le,--
office ti,sl.oncd
R'i' 81 Smith Barker Storing caal in 500
h"9se. dj>lowed.
Bridge Fund
Yellowstone Lumber Co.. spike, Eta,
<. / Ns.',.'t- Work On I;ridse ,5=.,
!. +. B:enkncr, Work OH Bride. 4ta,.
Emo Wa'!oth, Lumber s
Frank Baker Worh on bridge
Joc ktir'ies, Work on Bridge zE
Bob Na,lN. Work OF Bridge
Harry i.n1n1n, Work bridge ,as,t
Road Fund.
ttenIN =. Dairy. wol- on roads No, - t,u,l
John HroaduS, work on road No $. -,,t
oscar iroa'lu-, work on roat! So=4 -,u,
-, y ''''~e'' "'> H'fiith'hs' No. =" 500
Fred Kruger. bots. No -
=. y. Wc!>. Road Supervisor Acct, \, :, 80
l.. y. Wells, Assigned road work Accom-,
n +. Al.is No IS ,,o,I
J. r. Se"ini.s:-, roa,! work Nc S -
Powder River Cou,l., Bank Assigned ,c,t
%. ". Cu.nr No - -g
- Fo:ee. Aligned Acct :. W. ,tcaao,u
No. ~ ~
p>a fWce, Assigned Acct ChaS T. hh,,.i.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
SELWAY ITEMS

The dance at the Jew store or
Dec. 20 was we'll attended anC
everyone had a fine time.
The Mitchell school is CloseC
as the teacher is i'll with a bao
attack of tonsiiitis. Miss johnson
has gone to town but we are hop
ing she will be able to return &c
her duties soon.
Hugh Carney was a caller at
the SchWind home on Christmas
Angela Carney spent Christmas
day with Florence Mccullough.
The Ten-Mile school has open.
ed again but minus two OF their
family, Norma and Alice Smith
having to remain at home because
OF the illness of their mother.
The Snoderass family spent
Christmas with the Lees at Ash
land and brought Grandpa and
Grandma Snoderass home with
them.
The Leap Year dance at the
Jew store was 4 great success.
The girls did their par, nobly-or
they think so, anyhow.
Mrs. Chileote has returned from
Miles where she has been for
treatment.
Here's a bit Of advice we want
to send to a gentleman on Powder
River, by name, Frank. Tell your
lady friend when she talks in
her sleep not to mention your
name.
Miss Meta Schwind who teach
es the Broadus school. was home
for the holidays. During that
time she visited Miss McCnliouoh
school and spent the night with
her.
MIR. Harvey OF Ashland attend
ed the New Years dance at the
store.
Mr.. SChWlnd expects to oo t.
Rochester for an operation as
soon as he can get to town. We
all hope it will be successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters of the
&C ranch were callers at JOHNNY
Stafford's last week. Mr.. Win
ter'S came up TO look over the
con,pany's cattle on the Manke-
nyer ranch.
We feel sure Lawrence Hudson
slept one day last week because
he stopped in New Years day
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

Third DAYS Proceedings, Dec. :. 1910.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment and
called 10 order by the Chairman. Members
present, !. II. Morris and Chu-. Decker. Absent.
". II. peavs.
\ petition asking tina, a ~ foot span bridge TX
butt across otter Greek 4. Willow Crossing in
townships South OF rane. IS East was flied witt,
the Board and came mp for consideration at the
October 1919 meeting of the Board. Action on,
the petition deferred for examination,
And an October L, 1910. the Security Bridge
COMPANY of Billings, Montana, filed a ,ropo>i,-
lo'l 20 build 4 suhstruc,ure and supers.ruc,ure OF
a As foot span steel highway bridge across otter
creek At the above mentioned Willow Crossing
and furnish all ,nsteriai except iu,nier, for the
sum of .5b'l.ao. bridge 10 be completed in sixty
das-:
Therefore, he il resolved that an emergency eN-
list. in the matter OF building said bridge and
that the proposition OF the Security Bridge Com
PAM he accepted and the bridge i, hereby ordered
hui.t is pc, specifications on file in the office OF
the County Clerk
Commissioner Decker moved the adoption OF
the resolution. which was seconded by Commits
stone: Morris
ON 4 vote being taken Commissioners Morris
and becker voted Aye. Noes, none.
III, resolution was declared adopted
The Board having examined the frs; bridge on
East Fork road above the ranch of VIM +. Waite
ana having found said bridge 10 he in an unsafe
condition and III such state ,,; il could not te
ecoiionc:,lly repaired and made safe. Commits
>itner Morris introduced the following resolution
and moved liz adoption
BE 1t Resolved that bridge lie built AT
the heretofore mentioned site, and that an er,er-
celicy exists i'll the matter ot building said bridge
thercuptn the Board orders thai, 4 IS foot Stee!
span bridge b, purchased OF the Security Bridge
Company. OF Billings. Montana, Tor the sum ri
>ls5Soo r. O. Il. Belle Fourcile. 5. Oak.
ON the motion being seconded b, Commission
Decker a vote Was taken. Commissioners
Morris and Decker voting Ave. Noes. none.
The resolution was declared adopted.
Mr. John q, iNcr, the contractor in the work OF
tranScrihiM. til. records of the County, brought
IN a nulnhe, ri record books and indexes. aud
The work on said records was checked mp III the
office oil the County Clerk. Mr.. Oliver filed bill
for woi X finished mp to date in the sum OF s-1ats
there still teng a number OF files the WAY
from Miles City which viii I've checked Up !ater
On motion the aforesaid bill allowed and a
warrant drawn on the general fund i'll pa> mem
of the same
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

ON motion the Board proceeded to divide the
{ ourty into ,wcnt, nine Election Precincts nun,
bered consecutIveiy from to tNentz-iilc, and
described as follows:
No. !. Powderyi,,,. Precinct Polling place Pow
sierviIle Hall. Commencing at the y. T.. corner
of Up. South. Range 81 East Nj. p NJ and run
ming West on the base line TO the n. W. corner
Of section ; i'll TIP. South, Range 2 East
thence South on Section lines miles to the
5. w. corner Of section 81 i'll said township and
range. thence East on the township line, to the
:. W. corner of TIP. South Of Range :. E.a>,
thence South on township line mites to the
S. W. corner of TIP. , South. Of Range = Fast
,heuce Fast township line to the 5 T.. corner
of said TIP. South. Range 81 East, thence
North on range line Z mics TO the point of
beginning
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

No. ,. Polling place. A, Irions Ranch. Con-
mencnp at the n. y. corner OF section !. To. /.
$. X. s. r. and running West on base line
miles to the y. w. corner OF scctiin III Up. !
s. X. 81 T., thence South section lines IL
miles to the 5. ". corner Of section p IN TIP.
$ K. 81 r., thence Fast on section line. miles
to the S r. of sec, ion Il in TIP. $. X. 3
T.. thence Nort, on section lines 10 miles 10
The place of beginning.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

Milwaukee is like Butte---it has
a new claim to fame in Berger
while Butte has the headquarters
of the |. w. w. in the northwest.
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Continued Next Week
Simple Duty.

What does man more than his sim.
lie duty in coming out for the right?
BESIDES is it any sacrifice to be in the
right?-LOwell.
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)s. Force. Assigned Acct Albert Force.

Ok, Force. Assigned Acct. Albert Force
No. 40 ------4 --------------- SlsO
Osa Force. Assigned Acct Dan Davis, No. ~ l@2 30
Os;, Force. Road Supervisor Acct. No. 40 M7S
Il. J. Harris. Road Supervisor Acct. No. so etS2s
Marvin l.. Harris. Road work No. SO $3.50
Contingent Fund Warrants Issued.
Edna 6. Anwidscr, Work in Co. Treas.'s
Office --.5------,---,.- 1855
Winona Lewis, Co. Supt. Regi>tratinn Fees
Notice 10 Teachers --.-- $50
John .. May, Under sheriff days in Oct. 40uO
Wino,la Lewis. Co. Supt.. postage 1000
4. J. HALEY, Co Treas, postage --z--.- 1000
Edna NJ. West Dep. Co. elk : days in Oct. 49,
George Stroud, relegrams to Wei!s-Dckey $50
II. X. Straitofi. Clerk Of Court, postage 1000
Winona Lewis. Co Supt., postage 1900
Wiiiona Lewis. Co. Supt., Salary Novcmbr iuN.oO
Thc.ua Lewis, Clerk, Salary November W.tO
W T. suffer sheriff. Salary November l66.o7
A. J. Haley Co. Treas. Salary for Nov. 5000
[. {. Craw, Deputy Treas Salary for Nov. 1890
H. Il straiton. Clerk of Court Sal for Nov. 5000
LOGAN NJ. Graham. Jantor, Salary for Nov. 1888
A. b. Norris. Clerk, Co. Treas. Sal for Nov. 1875
A2ue- Mcdonald. work i'll Clerks Office
sa,aiy for Nov - 1874
o. \ Titus. Work in Clerks Office. salar,
fo. No>.------.-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is so
Ira y Goodman. Work Oh ra> List. days
i'll oct. -------.-@-.-. Observation-Disclosures ISIS
Gh;,>. i. Lewis Co Assessor, Sal. for Nov. i2S.0o
Kathryn r.. Goodman, Deputy Assessor,
salary for Nov. -s-.------~-- Is. 50
n A. Eurkey Co. Attorney Sal for Now $3.50
Ora r. Schroeder. Stennp er. Sal for Nov. loo.no
l.. X. Warren Deputy Sheriff DAYS and
Under Sheriff p days E4------- lotto
Edna NJ. West, Deputy Clerk and Recorder
Is DAYS Nov -.----.. INSTRUMENTATION 6S.7S
r T. West, Clerk and Recorder. Sal. Nov. $1,000
ON motion Commissioner Morris was directed
to attend to the unloading of steel bridge.
at Belle Fourehe. 5. pax. and to the tran>rort;-
ton oi same ii, site the East Fork road.
ON motiou the Board adjourned to meet on Dec.
/; i9lN. II . CLOCK \. NJ
Nt.e-t i. T. WEST. J. II. NORRIS.
County Clerk and Recorder Chairman.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
COMMISSIONER
PROCEEDINGS
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
POWDER kiNER COUNTY. MONTANA IN
REGULAR SESSION. DECEMBER FIRST
SECOND AND THIRD tqiu

First pay Proceedings, Dec. !, 1910
Commissioner Chds. Decker being the only
ns'tiher 81 the Board present the meeting wa.
adjourned until Dec. at O'Clock y NJ
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

English Surgeon in Civil War.
Sir Charles Wyndham. the famous
English actor, served as Il surgeon in
the American Civil war.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

Considerino this political year
alas. we are fearful that not much
of anything will be done toward
Strengthening out the problems
which confront us. Too many
buck passers' in public life.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16

We can see. now, that General
Pershine will be catching it from
Knox and some of the other crit
les. Pershine says the American
soldiers were the best men in
Europe and that was why he was
allowed to pick them to take the
ArSonne.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
Have Points in Common.

It is the general understanding that
there are all kinds Of people in the
world, but ut times we get the notion
that they are all exactly alike, at that.
Wilmington News.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
q. &. D..

1t wouldn't be difficult to convince
the average man that grccnbacks are
printed on fypaDek
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-01-16
Report OF the condition af the
Powder River County Bank

pit RIotdu>, i'll the state al Moutana at the close
OF business December 81, iol9.
ASSETS
Loans and discounts Sl'12 ob.So
Overdrlis, secured. unsecured tb.l1
Bonds. stocks and Warrants, SS,,So.h; los. no 10
Stock III Fed. Res. Bank -Su.oa
Ban ms House Furniture aud
Fixtures iuio>.hh
Other Rea EStlt. lo,loS so
Cash Reserve, Gold Com 2o.tN
Silver Coin S,p.S
Currency - 4. a;i.ui
Due from App. Re- Agent -.eSS.SS Sn.,2u Is
Due from other Banks So 81
ENren-es in IN. ot Earnings 2,oSq.ll
Total s2lo,17l.2o
LIABILITIES
Capital stock l'aid i'll s4S.ooo.Ho s2s,Wo.oe
Individual Deposits Subject
,ochecs i67.ius5s
Cashier Checks 1.-Is.l>
Dividends Unpaid i6q. >>+.Ss
Time Cert. OF Deposits l'uc
a! After 50 paA- -S.EuN-i>
Savings deposits SuhicS; to
50 paN- No'ice 500 2lsso.6-
deposits 3la77l.1e
State OF Montana, County Of Powder River. *.
|, Charles : Eiiist cashier u the above named
bank do -oernn> swear that the above state
inent l. TO the best U my know edge and he
lief
CHARLES :, i.lNSEl., Cashier
Subscribed and worn t. t-,iorc me this 18th day
o! January 1920.
\. ". Hl:IpEI.,
Notary Public in and Tor the State al Montana,
siding II B,oadu>. NJ commission expires Jan.
70. lN2l.
Correct Attest; A. MONTGOMERY
{. W MILES.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-07-30
New Worker Coming For
Local Settlement House

The Alexander House Settlement is
to be augmented on September 1,
by the addition of Miss Eleanor Lang
with, who will become a member of
the staff and will have direct charge
of organizing the work on Maui for
women and girls. Miss Langwith
comes to Maui from the Kilauea plan
tation, Kauai, where she has been en-
gagged in district nursing and general
welfare work. She has had consider
able experience in this class of work
and comes well recommended.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-07-30

kiawe Thorn Causes Loss Of Leg
Suffering from blood poisoning caused
by a kiawe thorn cut in his foot, John
K. Kamanaoulu, former member of
the house of representatives of Ha-
wall, and at present employed with
the Star-Bulletin, lost his right leg
last Saturday afternoon by amputa
ton.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-07-30

Pacific Fleet ~coming-The Pacific
Fleet, Admiral Rodman in command,
is due to leave the coast for Hawaii
early in September, for maneuvers
and target practice. This will be Ad-
miral Rodman's first visit to Hawaii
since he commanded the navy yard
in Honolulu with rank of lieutenant
commander.