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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-24

lWeekso" And after recalling the
/ hearings OF tine Sankev commission
md its reuort favorable To nationals
lation by government prchaee the
Globe adds that under The cTom
tances the Premier certainly owes
the country a definite explanation at
z lis reasons Tor believing that nation
aiization means the bcginniHs oil B8f
sheyism. Bat perhaps he was ouit
jhsing the pardonablc eXapeeranou oil
la politician. for he went on tn sas
that state ownership would be Inpfl
lt.cnt to which tho san Francisco
+ Chronicle Gndl agrees "cmployra
Ut the public universally expect from
The public more monrv for less work
than in private employment
Yet granting. fer the sahe Of ar
sunent, that this is true. comments
The Fargo Courier-News tNou- Part.
T HeagueD the British miners have not
asked state operation. They have
asked state ownership, bur operation
by d partnership in which both the
government and the men themselves
shall be represented, the profits OF
which they shall share" And this
authority believes such an arrange
ment would mean that the men would
work harder.
All this promises exciting times In
British politics. Lloyd George has
his hands full trying to keep up with
the demands OF the labor party
says the Sioux City Tribune Gnd.
and the Seattle Times 0ndD sees
England "on the verge of a political
change which viii profoundly affect
the fortunes Of the two great parties
that have governed the country tor
generations" The Wheeling Intelli
gencer CRepD is impressed by the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-24
THE TRIAL OF
JOSEPH CAILLAUX

The trial Of Joseph CaillauX no"
5u5t in it's beginnings in Paris,
promises TO be one or the famous
judicial proceedings Of French his.
tory, and If it is allowed 10 take
its natural course unchecked by
considerations of political eXpedi-
encv and finance, 1t is likely to
throw a great deal Of light on the
inner "defeatist" workings Of
france throughout the war per
in1 II may conceiyably show that
Tie enemies behind the lines in
thar country wero quite as danger
Gus as those that made the drives
IN Paris and the assaults at Yer
dun However. there viii almost
certainly he strong efforts to pre-
VEN all the facts from becoming
public. For Gaillauy. eEpremior
and ex-mastef financier still has a
treat dead Of influence in spite Of
he cloud under which he has lived
Tor some years. and there are
powerful interests that viii work
for secrecy RS Il matter Of seif-pro-
lection. INDEED, what has been a'e-
somHlisAed against CailiaGX up to
tHis time has been done in the
face OF opposition chat must be in
comprehensive Re one NOT famit-
lar With tha iaGigues and the cor
run'ion of French political lie, Il
may safely hr affirmed tsaf except
.aH ono man. Georges fIemeneeaH,
Dc persona Sc now in the dock
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.hamseIvse tho judges Of those mat
.=rs aad ta sole channels OF their
ItansIu .na. s the only person
-te4a. access 80 the President they
ae the ous persons who could be
ap'fd al his repre- entatives.
since thnfo were many matters
which they refused TO transmit 70
Pre- iaeaf. but which neferthe-
haa 10 b. determined. it was
#H tHf.r Poa htg that the
hBaf determined them itself.
E..a faas either reported this &C
ll - the F #eHt e- thee d d
re- = the. dL hls ag., cent
n.I'iGes boy HffaHaa - fe9akuess
"a hs protest H5w. e. 'hev d'd not.
a tbe H=e farts .rfaHEr 1attCr
psetsuds r1eu r. was t8ef. and not
Secretary Lansing. who "a umed
prs AeutIal mno,iouNt Fresno
Republican fiaal
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kennedy NEW HEAD !
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
DIVISION or PENNSY
Superintendent viii Have
Hdqrs. In ChamberSburg.

The Pennsylvania railroad recent
ly announced further changes due
to the reorganization that is emecUIve
March /.
7. B. Kennedy is named as superin-
tendent Of the Cumberland Valley d.
vision, with headquarters in Cham
bersburg. z. E. Nelson will be c. V.
division freight and passenger agent,
with headquarters also in Chambers
burg.
Harrisburg became headquarters
Of the general superintendent of the
eastern division, being moved from
Altoona. This will take several hun
bred employees to Harrisburg.
This division takes in the Phila-
delphia and Middle divisions, the
Cumberland Valley, the Juniata and
the Tyrone divisions.
NJ. c. Kennedy will be connected
with the executive department as
vice-president in charge of real es-
tate, purchases and insurance.
But Few Changes.
Superintendent r. B. Kennedy. OF
the c. V. r. r. Eyision, stated that
there would D. few changes at
Cbambersburg; that all departments
would remain, practically as they
are now. lie will occupy the offices
now occupied by Col. Kennedy and
the present office force will remain
as it now is. The heads of the
other departments will also retain
their present force. Mr.. Lowman
will become Trainsmaster and j. l..
Smith will be his assistant Mr..
Hoyer will remain with the superin-
tendent as will also George c.
Cooke. Mr. Kennedy said the organ
ization will not be materially affect-l
ed by the changes on March l.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-24
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Prices Soar" Headline. So are
We-Columbia Record.
Putting the treaty in cold stor-
age is perfectly safe; it isn't one
Of those things that get stronger
with age.-Philadelphia North
American.
1t costs the government $4,000
600 to keep dry It costs some per
sons almost that much to keep wet
Sun and New York Herald.
sWilson Note Places Allies In
Dilemma says headline Per
laps dilemma is another name for
COMPREHENSION News and Cour-
Ter.
4 New York man is lucky He
paid $500 for a barrel Of whiskey
and when he got it home he found
it was water.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Now that the American workmen
baFe announced their intention of
using the ballot as a weapon. they
need expect no sympathy from the
reds Omaha News.
About time for Nikolai Lenine 70
get killed again. Bat don't expect
too much As often as he has been
killed it never did him any good
Anaconda Standard
\ tax on bachelors is proposed
in the Illinois constitutional con.
Fention. And 50 the process goes
on of taking the JOY out Of life
Denver Rocky Mountain News.
CD9in Is 0gnaudfvo ON Atra1,f "a n
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officials, for their announcement
correcting the other announcement,
is given as the correct and official
announcement. Therefore, the other
announcement was from lower off
Gals, who announced without cor
sulting higher officials, and worst
Of all, announced w1onsly;" The
incident reveals a situation that is
likely to embarrass the administra-
ton if it is not remedied. II should
be made impossible for unauthoriz-
ed persons to venture 70 speak for
tho president,-Mobile Register
(Dem)
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NO COURT THIS WEEK

No session OF the supreme court
81 appeals will be held during the
week for oral arguments OF mo-
IONS because of the death of Mrs.
William y. Miller wife OF Judge
Miller Of this court, which occur
red Sunday following a stroke of
apapleXy. The cases set for Febru-
airy q will be continued until
March :, except such cases as are
To be submitted upon The printed
briefs fled in the clerks office.
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The country may as well make
UP its mind to two things: If the
presidents health improves there
viii be a one-man government; if
il does not improve there will be
no government and the country will
have to muddle through the next
twelve months as best it can
Portland (Ore) Telegram Unl.
Rep)
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Ha944ie rAilAtil-#a .. ire
treaty "l p.a.'. N.t.
browning tHai ih" htte1 ~.aL's
lat} Withdraw from me I.e' g" %.
Nations On = .abef net Zee Cat
NO soidleEs OF @tt0rs shaI Dr. snt
abroad unless congress So ava nor
F lzes anu directs. that me a-earoe
Doctrine shaI be mainialnfd p TT
yer ana spirit and mar 'he + H'tei
states shall not Re drawn - Tho
Iie1F covenant into international
+ socialism
Ut the Republican Senator's
have held up the treaty Ter more
tAdii seven months and refuse t.
accept any compromise which would
retain these reservations in a form
that does MT change the m sHIaE
of the covenant. and the teo Re-
publican Senator. nom Nex 4a...
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-24
is ENGL AND
TURNING "RED ?"

When Lloyd George, at the open.
ing of the new British Parliament,
denounces Labors naturalization
program as "a first step toward Boil
shevism' and declares that the thr-
eatened general strike in support OF
this program would be regarded as a
move for the establishment of a
soviet. competent observers wonder
if England is on the verge of serious
trouble. The present parliament, ell.
ected soon after the victory over
Germany. strongly supports the Pre-
miela but, says the Boston Trans
crfet End. Rep. the Labor party
candidates have shown brilliant sue
cess in i recent parliamentary BY
elections aud already there IS talk
o. ;nother general election in which
labor would hope to obtain j major
it,.
We are reminded by the Philadel-
phia In 1irer rRep.l that more than
g year ago, when the British coal
strike seemed likely to paralyze the
euUntCy, the Premier secured a re
spite through the familiar device Of
referring the matter to q royal com
Ti-siD. lis commission, the In
q ii.2l ,a5
as CD gefed and instructed u
jas - ate the whole situation and
O. s'.sa,aee its conclusions within a
S:@,.. ned period. judge Sankey was
- .uted to Pr SIDE ever It's delibefa-
-, and 3J 4 report signed by him
aid a majority Of his associates, ma
liberalization was recommended.
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Daily
Editorial
Digest

(Title Appld for L. S. Pat Off
Edited by the Washington
Feature Service
DAVID LAWRENCE, Prest.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-24

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY pa, 1920
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-24
By H. A. MacGlLL
Creator of the HaII-Room Boys

THEY DON'T OWE Are Hose M1
WASTE YOUR AMMUNITION on
IPRE HENSlNE PROGRAM To TAchlI
L Z Al la NJ " y
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
BRYANTSVILLE

Res Holder u Bcrca WiI preach
OF Pleasant Grove Sunday Jan 18th
SIR q. p Swops and family q
Lancaster spent sunday with Mr.
Hill su1pe
Miss Allene Curtis was the guest
of her grandmother, Mr. Ellen Cur
as "a R.cnm.nd last week.
Little Msa Margaret and Kathryn
Dean are visiting their grandmother.
y'rs Ella Dean ,n Nieholasyille.
Mr. Jesse Curtis Of Cincinnati, O..
spent several days last week with his
brothers .Forest and Floyd Curtis.
Messrs W. X. DAVIS. W. J. and
Louis Broaddus and Sam Haleomb
were in Lexington Monday for the
tobacco sales.
School opened Monday morning
with Prof Thos. II. Grinter Of Cadi'
Ky, as the new teacher 81 the High
School Rev. Consnt having re
signed. Prof. Grinter Is making hi'
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Marses
Jr. We are glad to welcome hin
! into our midst,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
BUCKEYE

Mr.. S. y. Morford spent Saturday
in Nieholasville.
Mr.. Oscar Ray Carter has entered
school at Berea.
Mr.. A. c. Miles spent a few days
in Nicholasville last week.
MiS Kurtz Of Mercer county is
visiting Miss Lora Brown.
Prof. Tomerlin has taken rooms
with Mrs. Pcrmela BOgie and family
Mr. Tom Morfori spent few
DAYS last week In Lexington and
N.cholasville.
Mr. and Mrs. - H. GulIey and
son. and Miss Anna Mae Whitaker
~ NiehoIasville were guests Of Mr..
and un z. W Sander sunday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
MT. HEBRON

Mr.. Harrison Daen was in Dan
vile Monday.
Mr. Marion Montgomery has Just
purchased a Ford touring car
Mr. and Mrs. Sam duncan made
a business trip 70 Lexington Monday.
Mr. vi. Grow sold his tobacco at
Danyille last week u 5000 per e"t
Mr. and Mr.. a. s Dean and son
Irwin. attended services AZ the Grove
Sunday.
Quite a lot o. tobacco from thi'
locality i being put on the market al
different places now.
Ethyl Mae. the little daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Montgomery
very sick at this writing.
Miss Allene sherow was the oni!
one who Was present IN SUNDAY
school every Sunday in 1918.
Mesdamss Elizabeth onstott an
Peaehie Grow. Misses sallie barke
and Zelda 0nstott are spending W.
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. ciar
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
msReberts Drug Store.
HANBACK,

Mr. 6. ". Elan is very sick with
pneumonia
Mrs. Charles Dillon is very sick
with tous.hts
Mrs Robert Parson and two chi-
dr,u vis.toi Scr parents Saturday
end Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J. g. Bauar. nave
moved i1 our settlement We gladly
welcome them.
SIR. william Lawson and son.
Homer spent Sunday aitoh Mr. and
Mrs. r D. Cook
Miss Kate Wells bae returned from
Valley View, .lsr. Size has been Wis
.unr her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Conn Tudor spent
Saturday night and Sunday with heI
parents. Mr. and Mr j. T. SIC.
Query
Rev. 4. {. Baird filed his regular
appointment at Good Hope Saturday
and SUNDAY. and spent the day sun.
day w.th Ar and Mrs. l.. " Ne
Query.
sir. ". Y. Tudor has returned
from Wilmore where she Was calle,
70 the bedside Of her mother, Mrs
W II. C6an and sister Mrs. G.. II
Mckinney.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

In .lme unri'uns of che ronf'u..l oi
Europe nightmare b. believed fn Ur q
spectral gr,ltur, that uomrs auI 'H.t
soar ou tho hrg st 81 fhc uu.aH,..nH.
sleeper Nai' amu.Aeriug him uuI rH'
permitting him to "a, q A. '1na
Nha have suffered thrrfrom Say fHr
cannot s1 much 90 hend the lItt'o Or
Turing those moments ~ anguish. Q
% not surprising that the superstition.
explained the condition us mal'cluu.
lemon crushing his victim.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
GIVING OUT
The Struggle O.sssvrasss .any a CT.
zen o. Lancaster.

The Struggle o.sesvrases .any CIT.
zen o. Lancaster.
Around aU day wi.h "a aching back.
Cuut r..t q uis. li
Euaur o. make guy one Eife 1at p
blan kidney pals ur ping
thousands Ask your ue.gb0or'
They arc tor kidney back4che;
And ether kidney lis
here D Lancaster proof % their
tsrt
Mr. Joe Turner. Trott-n Ave says
"A f.w years aEo my Kidney g1t oui
q. order ana ! had baekachss Z teli
dull and languld and tired easily Ny
Kidneys acted irregularly. TN. A
friend told me- % Doans kidney fili'
and / bought some al stormes Drus
Store They rid me of the baekaeh'
and put my kidneys In good order
Price zoe. at all dealers. Don't
| simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
| Mrs. Turner had. Foster Milburn Co
| Mrs. Buffalo. n. v.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
rhounh, 4, Wa, prIyII,nsd.

sam and his dog lIypy were romP
Iug back and forth on the porch sam
shooting and llypy barking Il was
SANS first time out Of his roam after
severe spell Of illness. he having q
narrow escape from death. When hls
mother corrected him for being &c
noisy. he said. Mother thought you
was "a glad I got we'll aud didn't dis
that you wouldn't care how much
noise ! made until I got used TO play
ing sgainf'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

Mrs. Tom Chestnut is visiting rel
atiyes in the neighbOrhoOd.
Mrs. George Huffman has return
ed from a weeks stay with relatives
at Lexington.
Mrs.. james Turner entertained at
a bounteous dinner in honor Of Rev.
and Mrs Skagg last Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Dunn made a purse
for her pastor Rev. skAgv and pre-
sented IL 20 him as New Years gift.
Mr.. and Nm. Jim Dunn. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Dunn Of High Bridge were
visitors at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Doty Sunday.
Mr.. William Hamilton and Mis-
Margare, O'Hearn went 10 Richmond
last week and were married there
both parties are Of this place.
Mr.. Green Estes and Miss Hunter
were hosts at dinner SUNDAY 20 Rev
Skagg and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Cha,
Dunn. and Mcsdsmes Theo Dunn
Nora Pruiti and Miss Nirgie CLARK
At brief call meeting Sunday
morning Miss sue Sutton was elect
"a Sccreur and Treasurer ~ 'h'
81. 600 coo campaign O. serve ,..
church ai ts. place. Also tHe churg
expressed de. -e for aII time preas
MS hy o. fgI reuv vote 20 the mem
,g... s D1Tm zee was upo.utr
Oh make an every member canvass.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
Regular Bowels L. Health

Bowels that move EpasmOdically-
free one day and stubborn the u"1t--
should be beautifully regulated by Dr
Kings New Life Pulls. IN this way
ven keen the impurities ~ waste mat.
ter from circulating through the sys
TEN b. cleansing the bowels thorough
~ and promoting the proper Tow OF
bile.
Iiid, comfortable yet always rella
Die, Dr. King New Life pills work
with precision without the constipation
results ~ violent pur.4tlycs. &c. "a
usual at all druggists.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

A icb may be- t"o easy or teo hard (;
Il may not appeal u should to our
~-nse es responsibility, 20 our am
bltion. cor loyalty. our honor. aur self.
respect. IL, us ever rernembsr how
ever. that mor depends an the man
than the job We always bring more
90 the JOB than the sob brings to Us.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
in Madison county.

Miss Ruth Montgomery left Mon.
day for Berea TO enter school; She
offered her resignation Sunday a,
Sunday School teacher and Miss Ida
Speake was elected in her stead.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Duncan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edd Grow and daughter Zelda
and Mrs. Thos. Hicks and daughter
were the guests Of Mrs. Mary A
Sanders at Teatersville Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15

Bobby had a slight toothache. which
he made . big fuss about, Daddy loved
him e hit then said Hers q quar-
ter: 20 buy n hall and play. then may
be yuu1l forget about the achlnl
tooth" Bobhy. rushing % his mother
Displayed the money, saying "Golly
papn's .lsy. lie gave mo q quarter
wnen only had about ave cents worth
u toothache."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
"0NlY ONE THING
BREAKS MY COLD!
That's Dr.. Kins's New Dis
covsry for fifty years .
eold-breaker"

NOTHING but sustained quality
IN and unfailing effectiveness can
arouse such enthusiasm. Moth.
ing but sure relief from stubborn old
colds and onrushing new ones. grippe,
throat-tearing coughs. aud Group could
have made DIR. Kings New Discovery
the nationally popular and standard
remedy II II today.
Fifty years old and always reliable
Good for the whole family. A bottle In
the medicine cabinet means a short.
lived cold or cough ODc. and Si2O
All druggists. Give II a trial.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
sToRMEs DRUG STORE.


The Italian child i never permit
tel 20 rub Us eyes. n II bursts into
tears IL l. NO; expressed. hni permitted
20 have the cry out This. I, = claimed.
beauties tn. eyes and makes them
clear. while rubbing the eyes lnJure-
them In msny ways
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
Good Test

Mr.. LoveJoy--Did the war bensn,
sour husband any. Dir. Newhrider'
Mr.. Nswbride-"Oh. -. After bis
life In the breaches he -sy- he can
stand housecieaning eyery week"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-15
MARKSBUKY

Mrs. Tom Broaddus continues III.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Dit HUFF
man a boy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
SPEEDY overthrow
OF SOVIET FORECAST

London. Complete overthrow OF the
Russian soviet government as result
Of It's present perllous military and
economic situation, was forecast In
diplomatic circles here
Under pressure from the Poles from
the west and General wrangel on the
south. the Bolsheyiki armies were re.
ported TO be crumbling and In danger
Of utter collapse.
The morale OF the troops. according
TO dispatches from Helslngfors. has
been shattered by repeated defeats and
mass meetings are being held on the
western front at which demands are
made for immediate peace.
The Poles since August 10 have re-
gained about half the ground they
yielded before the Russian advance,
wElch began early In July and which
was only after soviet troops had hom-
med Warsaw ln on three sides.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
CLEAN BASEBALL
TRIBUNAL WANTED
Men Above Question Desired
10 Take Charge and Purge
Game of Evils.

Chicago.-Representatiyes Of four
major league baseball clubs have start.
cd movement designed to clean up
baseball forever by taking control Of
the game out Of the hands OF men n.
nancially interested and placing II un.
der n civilian tribunal" to be com.
posed OF men "of unquestioned public
standing"
A letter was sent to every major
league club and dozens OF others In.
terested, asking their approval OF the
plan.
II proposed that the national com.
mission be abolished because "in its
present form II cannot be impartial"
and that In It's place there be a tri-
bunal whose members would receive
higher salaries than anyone now con
nected with baseball. General Persh.
ing, Major.Goneral Leonard Wood, for.
mer President william Howard Taft,
Senator Hiram Johnson. judge X. NJ.
Lands and william q. McAdoo are
some OF the men proposed for the tri.
bunnl. but the letter adds that none
has been approached.
The tribunal would be In absolute
charge OF all organized baseball
leagues. Of the players. the managers
and owners and league presidents and
It's decisions would be beyond appeal
or dispute
The letter declared that such plan
must be worked out Immediately II
baseball Ia to continue AZ the national
game aud points out tho gambling and
betting evils revealed In the past two
years,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-04
ONTARIO BOY ENJOYING
LIFE IN LAND OF UKElELE

Service in Hawaii, the Paradise OF
the Pacific, is the lot OF Wendell p
Holland, the son OF Jonas Holland OF
this city. Young Holland Joined the
Marines at their recruiting station in
Salt Lake city, Utah, on December
goth, 1919. Before sailing on the
transport for the Land OF Aloha, he
had served at the big Marine Corps
Post at Mare Island, Calf, where he
received his course OF recruit train
ing. learning all the tricks Of the
sea-soldiers' trade.
The Marines serving at Pearl Har-
Dor made frequent trips to Honolulu,
where at the famous Walkiki Beach
there is bathing all the year round.
They also have access to the Bishop
Museum, which contains a complete
history OF Hawaii. and relics OF all
the Hawaiian dynasties, dating from
the region of King Kamehamtha the
First. Although the modern Hawaii
Ia given up to the ralslngof sugar
cRne and pineapplen, and the god OF
COmmerclallsm reigns supreme, in
common with the rest OF the civilized
world. still much OF the old folk
lore remains. AZ n sort OF monument
TO the adorable Polyneslan race
witch IA rapidly dying out due to
inter-marriage with the Chinese and
Whites
Tho climate OF Hawaii II one OF the
wonders OF the world. thotempera-
ture remaining practically nt 20 de-
greos all seasons OF the year