davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Uncle Sam il stin regarded BY En-.
rope as desirable figure on thu
league Of nations waiting list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Japan's population IL % densa =.
to make her housing problems q mat,
ter Of very wide concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

When nobody IL placing any bets,
the odds may be figured without re.
straint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Bergdoll still finds the motoring good
enough to warrant him in 'rolonging
the draft lodging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21
Mems So to SIP Trousers

Good looking trou-
sers to match up with
your last years coat
or to add variety to
your present one. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21
Admiration.

AQx0lf8GlO0>
you seem very attentive to that
soap box orator"
YES" replied the man who vor.
ries about fuel. He is ST. adm. IN
the makings Of fine bunch Of Kin.
ding wood"
Il never yet heard Of a bootlerrer I"
said Uncle Bill Bottletop. who va.
careless enough Of his health to drinl.
his own liquor"
No Private Stock.
To save my coin I shan not txy.
My hope Of bliss has TOWN.
I cannot hoard enough to buy
A coal mine Of my own.
LatsnesS.
This costume" remarked TIA lady
with the dashing Dress" 10 the verx
latest"
1T isn't late enough, at that" com.
mented Mr.. Growcher. ut ought to
b 1T least q thousand years latsr."
EcononalsG
"Josh has got TO DO q gfea* day.
light saver" remarked Mrs. Corn.
tossel.
Maybe you hsvsa't took not1ee of
the way he stays awake all nigit.v
'That's what am aiiuding to, Josh
doesn't uss any more daylight than
he can possibly help"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Pure wool fancy blue
serges; neat striped
worsteds; suiting pat
terms, In browns, tans,
heather and gray cassi-
meres. Sizes Is to AZ
waist measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Every pair is per-
feet; ull-fashioned
and finely finished.
Black, cordovan and
leading shades All
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

GAVE money by spending lido as we~did-
= look ahead to your season requirements
get what YOU need now, especially when you
save fourth, a third to half on your over
coat purchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

IT'S our annual sale and we're passing on to
you 1000 fine new overcoats that have
everything from wool to workmanship to
commend them. Sizes and styles for all men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Soc is close to half
price, and we'll below
norm al wholesale
cost. Ali our famous
Triple AAA pure silk
hose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Josh has got to DO a great day.
light saver" remarked Mrs. Com.
tosael.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
More British Gold
Arrives in the L. s.
In Two Shipments
Total Sent Here to Meet
Anglo-French Loan, Now
S74,O0O,OOO; Dollar Is
Above Par in Argentina

The influx Of gold into this country
for the account Of the British Treasury
was resumed yesterday, and in authorl-
tative quarters it was indicated that
other substantial shipments are ex-
pected before the Anglo-French loan of
$500 100000 falls due on October Is.
Consigned to J. P. Morgan & Co. for
the account Of the British Treasury,
SILL 900 of gold from Hong Kong
arrived at San Francisco and S10,300,-
900 from the same source reached
Seattle.
These consignments bring the total
of gold received from British sources
thus far this year up to approximately
STA, 100000, but since the shipments
started the British government lent
100000 900 to the Argentine govern
ment until January IA next to enable it
to meet maturing loan on May 10.
The gold that came yesterday, which
will get into the Federal Reserve sys
TEN forthwith, it is understood, was
acquired by Great Britain recently,
when half of the $3S,ooo,ooo loan to
the Omsk government was iqudated
and part of the gold collateral sold.
The loan was arranged by British ana
American bankers and the late Admiral
Kolchak's government last autumn.
1t was reported in Wall Street yes
terday that, as result of the rise of
the dollar in Argentina, about s4,5oo,-
900 has been released from the fund
accumulated in the New York Federal
Reserve Bank by the Argentine gov
eminent. This deposit has run as high
as S70,O00,000, and is used as collateral
against a note issue. Since it was
used to back outstanding notes, the
credit was not used last month to
meet the maturing five year loan with
out retiring corresponding amount Of
in the exchange market, it has become
profitable for Argentine bankers to &C
cumulate New York credits, it is said,
to effect cancellation Of part Of the
New York gold reserve. No conhrma-
ton of the reported reduction Of the
Argentine balance here was obtained
at the ReserYa Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
Financial Items

The National City Company announces
that Miami Conservancy. District ~ per
cent bonds maturing serially 1928 to 1916
are now ready for delivery upon surren
der OF interim certificates at the office
OF the treasurer of the National City
Company.
The National City Company announces
that Grace Steamship Company marine
equipment first mortgage per cent serial
to December l. 1894. are ready for del!v-
cry upon surrender OF the steamship com
pany interim certificates at the transfer
department Of the National City Bank.
The Stock Exchange has stricken from
the list Hackensack Water Company s
per cent preferred stock and Pan Arneri-
can Petroleum and Transportation Com
pany full paid subscription receipts for
Glass common stock.
The American Exchange National Bank
has been appointed transfer agent OF the
capital stock of the Elvin Mechanical
stoker Company.
Oil Company OF New York the directors
were reelected.
The directors OF the Burns Bros: Com
ing yesterday.
At the annual meeting Of the NSFf 70
increased from II to 81 members. The
with the exception that B. B. williams jr.
was elected TO succeed the late Frank a
Fayles.
The meeting or the BALDWIN directors
scheduled for yesterday Will be held to-
day.
F. J. Foley. general sales agent. and e.
Mccormick assists ant to the president or
been elected Independents OF the COM
pany.
A. complete handbook on Liberty bonds
has been published by Lee. Higginson d
Co. New York
Michael J. Meehan. Harry P. Bing ham
and Herbert Coppell have been elected to
membership In the New York Stock Elk
change.
Henry H Knapp, who fo- the last sew
eral months has been acting treasurer of
the United States Light and Heat Corpo-
ration of Niagara Fails, was elected
trea surer at a meeting Of the board Of d.
secfors held Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28

NOT states Fl 81
900. ..... "A
Or & Cal LIST IS
10000. 81
1000 49,. ssA
Or Short Line IS
1000. ..... 1874
Pacific G & E SIS
1000. 1914
5000. ..... 73%
Penn con AVS
1000. a.
Q 0oN 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
Belgian Loan Expected
Announcement of Success of
Project Due This Week

An announcement of a new loan to
Belgium is expected before the end
of the week Bankers who have been
in conference with M. Tranquil and
Florimond Hankar, Belgian ENJOYS
seeking a credit, yesterday indicated
that negotiations were almost closed.
Belgium must meet an acceptance
maturity of S50,000.000 on June 80 and
would like to float a nav loan for the
full amount. Bankers are likely to
S5O000,0 900 of new Belgian securities,
in accordance with their judgment as
to how much the investment market
will absorb. 1t is expected that the
new bonds will be relatively long term
securities, bearing high coupon rate
of interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
Bills to Suspend Mining
Tax in L. S. and Alaska Killed

signed to suspend further assessments '
on mining properties in the United
States and Alaska were voted down to-
day by the House Mining Committee
The law requiring a claimant to do
500 worth of work on each project a
year was suspended three years ago
because Of the labor shortage. The
proposal for Alaska mines contem-
plated suspension Of the tax for this
year only, but another measure pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-28
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Interest To Be Added\
transactions

Bid Asked
Anglo French Extern 5s 1920. 9SIE 9S}k
Argentine Intern IS 1876. us u
Canada, Dom. OF. Notes, 1921 81 971a
do %. 1921 Observation-Disclosures. 96Ts 81
do Of 1925 .........,.... ST.. Ssa
do OF 1929 ....,............. 90la 81
do OF 1881 ............... 87A IS
Chinese Gvt. HUI Kug r bs 81 AZ "a
Cuba Extern IS, 1s44......... e0@a 81
do Extern 81. Series A. 1919. S01a 1914
do Extern AS 1919. ....... 73H 73%
Dominican Republic SIS. 1881. "a SIS
City of Lyons 15-yr Sc, 1884,. SO ST
do Marselles 15-yr S.. 1894. So 81
DO Bordeaux 16-yr IS. 1884. SO 81
DO Copenhagen 26-yr 6MA "a 74H 1874
French, Paris City IS, 1921. SO e2A
Jap Qvt. AVE strln In, 1895. 75H 76
DO %1as, I'd series, 1873. TAN TAN
DO Is strln In, 1881, ........ b7A IS
do Tokyo City IS. 1s63..... 52Is 56A
q CT & a-yr 6hs 1891. 94la s4%
do S-yr 6hs, 1922........... 1914 93E
do 1o-yr 6Hs, l929.......... S97s S0m
DO 20-yr 6ns 1937........ 500. S37s
Mex Extern str So Of 90. 1a45 1914 san
do Extern gold A. OF '04 1854 25A 80
Kingdom Of italy 5-yr 6h 81 93h
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
Nenory

The qpNifics ~ good memory are,
IN the lirs' rlnce. to ne susceptible;
secondly. to he re,en,lyv; aud thirdly,
"a hc ready. II ~ hut rarely thai these
'l'rce qualities are united Ia. the same
person We often Indeed meet with u
me1uory which is a. once susceptible
ana ready; but ! doubt very much
II such memories be commonly very
tc'rntive; foF the same SET OF habits
which are favorable To The first two
qn1litics are adverse to the third
Duguld Stewart
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy Il You know DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret OF keeping young igtnf.i
young todq tti1 yct must watch aus
liver and Bowels thoie's no need of
having a sallow complexion xda;'i US
under your eyes--pimplea a h'0oj;s
look IN your face dtll eyes Uit. D
sparkle. Your doctor viii to.l wa
ninety per cent of all eichncs c0nra
IRON inactive bcwqis and liver
DE- Edwards, Well-knQsari y.i,r8
IN Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil 60 act n
the liver and bowels. which iic g,i'c %
his patients for Year,
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets, nc sib.
situte for calomel. are gentle ia lbeir
action yet always effective. They niiig
about that natural buoyancy which al
should enjoy by toning ,ip the liver and
Gearing the system oi impurities
DR., Edwards Olive Tableismel known
by their olive color, l0c and &c.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
MOST FAMED LADY
EXPLORER RACK FROM
ATTIC WITH NEW
- FASHIONS

mrs Charlotte Cameron. +. r. @.
g.. the well known English author
and traveller has recently returned
from Alaska and the far northwest
Canadian wilds and his brought back
with her many specimens of native
fashions. Photo shows Mrs. Cameron
In ostume of Eskimo Parka with
Mutluka, E x
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
THE RIDDLE
BY OLIVE r. BARTON


what goes down the chimney Gown
ana up the chimney down. but won
90 down the chimney up nor up ns
chimney upf
Jimmy Snnd, h'ru r"". nsc. "
efted Tie fahis 0be.y uvoutH
mississ 'front.' tooth. F~s seheet ~
vetrthsd-not thet " vas noois,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
Census Takers Many
kindssf Conveyances

SserytAing from sssssnaansa 10
a.ewshoes - being 6nsd oy agents
Of Uncle Sam n taking 1920 census OF
the United states. -DAbout the only
modern method 7of transportation
either n, over. o. below ssia or va
or that has not been employed in
snumersting Uncle Sans nieses and
nephews seems to b the GObmartns.
Asroplanes have come In handy in
snunsratins the dwellers on the IS
lands Oft the coast Of Florida: yachts
and rowbosts have been used in shs
harbors Of the country; native can
oes have been in demand tamona the
Hawaiian Islands; "fliyyers'" are Ae-
int used everywhere: the tried ana
Es.ty mule team has carried. the
census takers ovt on the desert re-
Sipas; and snovshoeS have become
ths trusted aides Of the census gath
ereR In the northern states and Al
aska, n.
81 ;.t 49,.
n = ccltrsl part Of New York
state. near osveso. q few days ago
an enumerator was making his round
~ al
on snowshoes arrived at an isolated
farm dwelling only to find that an
able bodied man was needed more
than census gatherer as the man
OF the family had been sick in bed
several days and the farm animals
were suffering for lack Of food ana
water. The census man. like any
good neighbor would, stopped long
enough to do the chores. dig out
paths through the deep snow and
put things in ship-shape order before
continuing his journey. 'F ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07

Suppose You Say r. Again. Jimmy.
You kriow. and, We thought we'd have
then, Cot. a, change We are tired II
our old games" ''"'r8N
Mr.. Milford x.aS silent Csf Q ~,
msnt; then said oYislJy. "Afias Eat0a
III sand DOWN some urinary History
readers. he childrsa VIM ike them.
! think. and they are more improviaG
thaD--than riddles, I'm sure.~ Where
upon he went OF, and eioeed the dos<.
But not before he had seen the deep
rose In Miss Eaton'e checks deepen TO-
q painful crimson az sbs caught she
Implied rebukc.
Outside hs hesitsteJ ~. Instant {:
then suddenly sauaring his shoulders
be strode over.tO his desfsin. the s6ice.
where he savsgciy grabbed up his pen
and proceeded to finish The appiiea.
tiyn hanks for the following term.
Why was II that Rebecca Eaton In.
sisted 50 on inviting rspriynahds
Why was. It she was always doing
something entirely without precedcnt.
estoblishing a system OF her .axH. m
10 speak--tear'nS down schoot ethic.
ds"y, Aoo''sh,ng mat military precis-
ion that had been The very fsundstiou
o' nss's"' IL
"of course" ne reflected. her dis
c'pnhe - perfect sDd- me pulled
\ record OF NO. 0 OUT OF plseonhole)
hcr years average Is the highest 10
,ne schooi. but f'ou'eS' 10 schoo'i
What goes down the chimney mp
ana UP me chimney down but won't
20 uo"h inc ch'mhey-What was u
that youngs'er was sayingT Then
suddenly straish.e.'As lie ran hnger
down the hcglecten page. where
was u? Miss Eliza SmaTP on. yesl
Age o. addrcss-Street' Town state.
hereby DO wish 10 oe cons'dered---
AGAIN ME- Mliiords gray eyes wan
'ereo eu' oi me wiph"N, 10 me me
Oh ihames waving gay ss'utes ~ inc
."i.y wh'te c'ouus ABOVE 'hen' ANA
Sus' peyonu' iuh-growh' regui"
Snn'a o'aus CHIMNEY ''i'eo us capa'
o'e sho"''ers' "nn' goes up 'ne
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
SubIpoata.

Wheo an army was Conquered In
Roman times, Il was obliged to "pass
under the yoke" ~ an evidence Of
defea. al the hands Of the enemy.
This yoke" was sometimes made by
setting up two spears and putting a
third across the top. Our English
word subjugate derived from Latin
sub" or under, and -Jugum." or yoke)
thus contains In Its composition a
spectacular custom from the military
lie OF the Romans.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07

Be it ordained by the City Council
of Richmond City. Utah.as follows;
Section I. That Section ~ Of N,
Revised Ordinances Of Richmond
City, Utah. be and the same IL here
By amended to read as follows:
Section 81. BOARD OF HEARTH
MEMBERS. HOW APPOINTED.
That the Board Of Health Of Rich
nond City. Utah, shall consist Of
three members. to be appointed By
the Mayor. one Of whom shall be the
City Physician. who shall be q grad.
uate Of regularly chartered Ned
cal College, and licensed to practice
medicine In the State o. Utah. the
other two members Of aid board 10
Be 90 appointed shall. be elecsers Of
said city. that the City ;Pnysic,an
Ansu DC the executive oncer Of the
board. and be known ~ the Health
Omcer. That all sush aRpointmsnts
20 made By the Mayor shsll be CUB
mitted to the City Council and b. It
confirmed. and the members OF said
board shail. before entering upon The
duties Of their once. zke ana fiis
With tbs CITY Resonasr 49, ssssass-
sioasi Oath Of OMss &C.,
Section .. This ordsaenes shall
tate effect insdieasly uesa ~ pss-
sase and publieatioa according to
law.
Passed By the City copneil Of Rich
mond City. Utah. this sna'.day Of
February. 1890.
!. ..,.,,' {. l.. FUNK,
..;,-r mayor.
Attest:
A. A. JOHNSON. ..,.,.
Adv City Recorder.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
Low Wages in Colombia.

Wages OF the native washers and
placer miners In the Tlgul region in
Colombia average from % cents to 81
per day. The earnings OF the native
miners depend on whether the ground
is worked before or after ilood, which
causes natural tfaes to form In bars
alons The stream.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
Clock Gives sIdoreal and Sun Time

a clock with four dials, yet small
enough TO be carrled In the Docket
and reading simultaneously In holh
mean solar and sidereal time. has been
designed by Danish astronomer aud
engineer. Two of the dlals are for the
two kinds OF hours. The dill for min,
utes has two hands. one making 3GG
revolutions while the other makes 365
The seconds dial IL for mean time
only. Either set Of hands may be nd
justed to local time or that OF an,
meridian desired. Seamen. astrono
mers and geodetic surveyors win find
the new timepiece particularly useful
Popular sieebanscS Magaxlns.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
Al Lunch Time
THREE YEARS WITHOUT HOPE
' VI '''RHe,s and Suffering with Final Return 10 Uea,,
, IL VIII do you good to reed IL

No matter now long nor nv~ much you have
suffered, do not give up hope. DO M! decide
, snar Is 10 help for you. There Ia. Maize up
Is-.,5,.y- IA which you may place fil reliance
ap 80 Mr. pNsl'1 K9L,l Of 80 Silver Street.
New Britain, Conn. Thia il what she says:
Il had cramps for three years and thought I
would never be any better / could not cat
without distress, Slept with my mouth open
ana could hardly breathe. No medicine helped
me. had catarrh OF the stomach. Now l
nave no cramps and am feeling well and
healthy. l wish every suffering person would
take PE-RU-NA"
Catarrh effects the mucous membranes In
any nrcnn or nnrt. pE-Ru-NA hY rcgnlntlnr
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07

MS own Ups, ont not the cufiosits Loi'
| his brain.
| He sought Jiumy's desk and
| showed him that \ . are not GA. "Oh
10y the way did ihy guess your rid
| die. Iimmyi" he asked casually.
| mo. sir" answered Jimmy prompt
| ~ and proudly. II had TO tell en-
| Bur he volunteered no further infoT-
/ nation.
"Wili yeu please stop IN the once
before you 10 ibis evening, miss
Estonf" he said a. he left. "fhs ap-
| plicstisD blanks are ready Tor bsxt
year awaiting yonr signature"
Al SIS every blank had been
siled. from Miss 1Ybby Tilbury who
tsusht A y q IN Sd. I. TO Miss Marcia
Stone Who broke into Beginners Latin
IN 4 oth--sIl except eRs. htss paeos
srpm Ne. 8 ha1 rot appeared - smx
her signature u ksr spp,Iestiss.
Asd sAstksr--Nr. Richard AhfSrd,
trsncips,. sfss ksA oct put down bic
ssme. Until On hour re he hsd fs'ly
ipissaeA 10 slen fsr The ssxt tspns.
Wig thes wss ~ vaitfpe7 ne tsshsd
sWxisussy at ire hlaRk for Ne. s. tbeR
scssse tAe Asil 70 The etsssS aeer.
TAings ~er~ heSssatas sievFy to dear
20 in hfs wind. Ne vss vsstisiss new
~sfs kesnty shy Re World or wonlJ
Get swpiy for Asxt year. n al lie.
peaded ON lishseca nataH. t So,
4 shadow he'd rsine aver the sun
..A - - >.>.l 49, s.~~tA A. 49, - vv>~
iBstsn, quick little gust Of wind blow
ss,pe pagers OF his ,iesk. lie had not
,,,ticef The stem approaching.
tie ehal Tho a:i,r:av beside .i.a snd
.:ospei to ;''rk ~ the scattered
-hcrrs, when lie heard the door ~ No.
{. "pen snd cio<e -rf,'y swd s",ae aDe
1ep 9.lekis tssI f.e open doer Of The
ws,ge.
Mis-. Ms,onp' SC WAS bcside her
IL ~ instANt. rhr storm was directly
Z. crheaA saw an1 u eas III ds~s ~
the A~A 10 could scarcely seS -hss fsce,
Bat bright AssA. ausck bet sil.reveai-
SRy. enlightened him considerably. she
bad ksas crying, rs ~
"yso caav gc ant asw.o he pfstssa-
81. hsidiag out detaiains hssd. '1ts
beginning b pour" 4 AeAfeniag crash
drowned his isst words. Come =
woat let jour 10 Insisted ~ shs
again moved toward the door. afHr.
uuring n remonstraAcs. ~ .
Going into the once aud returning
with an Hmbreiis, he asked eurioasiy.
AREN'T you goingAa1 app,y for neHs
terms We all. want you back. yon
know" -
mo. I'm not going to apply. Mr.. MI
Cord. IL dou't want 10 come hack,
II do IL will he the same old thing
yon'll disapprOve Of everything do,
and--and--mske run Of. slt my. ideas.
Why, we were having the most FUN
today when You eame ~. and you quite
spoiled Il all. 49,.
ooh. I mustn't stay. rbe wpsss ~
the storms gone rouRd, and itpssaAsss-
" raining at all" ~ ~ ~,
There vas no Stopping her thIe
time. There vas Bo,hiua 10 DO but
follow. "l'B coming slOns whether
you want ,be % not ~ declared.
"rvs got two QUsssjans to ask 10Y. end
I've set 10 knew tAs ansVey = both"
He had caught up AnA dsasa Ter habA
through his ann.
"YssY auy4ousiy. The team had
cutie soae Itw.
II cont 1pst ysH 10 nppty for .
school Beyt year amer OH. I vaRt yon
TO marry me aud Keen house foe ne.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07

Tho worlds masters Of art and MY
sic aud literary geniuses have used
siifercnt means for eronsing 'nspira-
sion end stimulating Imagination. An
exchange recalls. Thus. Grieg, the
musician, when he was about TO com
pose, used 10 heat his head for sew
eral days. wbsreupon he would lose his
appetite and bis eyes would become
Unframed and his imagination thereby
stimulated.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07

the digestion aiding elimination
and noushment to the sick and haamed membranes
coughs colds catarrhal conditions generally
PERUNA is recommended II wait and suffer-
begin using PF-RUNA
she sooner expect to be well
OF health bottle OF PRUNA the emergency ready
sotake remedy 20 have the house II
venton and protection. -
Sold everywhere In tablet Iiau!d form
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-02-07
ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE 'REI.ATING 10
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AAD
AMENDING SECTION o. or 1aE
REVISED ORDrNANOEs Or
RICHMOND CITY, UTAH, fets.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-09-03

Tuesday, September 18th, at 1880 p. m.
The chamber of commerce, at its
meeting next Thursday, will probably
take some action on the matter of the
representation which the chamber will
make at the Sth civic convention to
be held in Hilo September 20 to 26.
Mrs. Rose Enos and her son Angus
tine Enos and family, have moved into
her fine new house just completed on
High street. The house is n of the
finest in Waikiki.
1t is reported that the beautiful
Kula place of H. d. Sloggett has been
purchased by DR.. w. A. Baldwin for
10000. DR.. Baldwin is now OIL the
mainland and the sale was made
through a Honolulu agency.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-09-03
Pertinent Paragraphs

Mary All Kina, an employee of the
Haiku Fruit & Packing Co., lost a part
of her right index finger in a ~coreing
machine, last Friday afternoon.
Friends of MI. and Mrs. G.. G.
James, of Honolulu, but for a number
of years residents of Maui, will be in
terested in learning of the arrival of
a son at their home, last Friday morn
ing. The new arrival has been named
Carlton Starbuck.
The Woman's Guild of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet at
Mrs. r. A. Wadsworth's, Waikiki on