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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-15
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for at u1oerlgge SEN merifa,1lfe 81
tl1ation oil Tent ioag begpnoe n1eo
tine 5orbsr ber efter Setator Sails
anfomit fra gl Naio. Genator War.
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bar beret ber lioe11 2grbag.
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@ioner er bIebet inofalot. 8ibner
fra onore steoer ct omfring $50.
Torberene Der = Sc fbr{te beo @ran,
len = btiper offe,!tlige. senere bill
9o1niteett optage Jorb5r / gl 8aio;
Nogales,, Mri3, og Sos Angeles.
: Btgtige Bi6nesbprb ongaaen6e ben
politiife Situation / Merico =lioen
Oio3regimets 5lutning / 1910, Mn-
9reb paa amerifanlfe Borgeres 2tp oe
gienoom og Wericos Sorlpg paa at
fremfaloe 8o1lbebisne iom ct Mi6>
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bet.
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5tilling / Werico fpn1n1er antage1ig
fra Tolf / San 9(ntonio, oa ber er
1900 politilfe Slpgtninger fra Mer=
ico ber, bpordf n1ange bar i,1otaget
en- fremff116t Ylo6s 2an6ets politilfe
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6elie al Eelegrammer 1nel1em Gar>
rar5a og Me6lcmmer of @11ertas
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Gorbin6elie 1ne6 aon1plottet ONT at
ltDrte Erelioe11t Ma0ero. -.
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rigsbeporte1nentet henegteoe toag at
fie116e noget til en- @apport OH, at en-
iapanlf Rrpbier babbe eiforteret en
flor 6orien6e!le of @aaben og Sim.
nntnition til Werico.
Son Mntanio, Ser., 6e,t 12te Son.
8egieringsrapport on, at en- flor
Sfibslaoning 8aaben og 9ln1n1ltnt-
ton til Merico forle6en bleb ei forte
ret at en- iopanlf 4rpbier, er blepen
6i6ien6t til ben Senatsfomite, ion1
tn6erieger ben merifanIfe Situation.
ut Merico baboe n1ootaget &rigsforz
raa6 fra Sapan. og at oct officielle
og nofficiel1e Merico / 6et ienere
timber itor 8egeiitring bar bolbt Sc.
tier for Officerer og Met1ige fra ct
iapa,eit 8rigsifib, bar befienot; men
op til i6ag baboe Meenter, ser ian1-
:lehe Splpsninger for &omiteen;; lite
babt &eoe paa Gorbin6elien mel.
lem be to 3ing.
Mapporte11, ion1 er blepet ienot tif
arigs6epartementet, goar l,o paa, at
Sfibet n1eb 8aaben og gln1munition
anfom til Man5anillo Sen 24oe De=
eember. vDaf1u11a" n1e6 800 Diff
cerer og Wenige omboro faite6e gl1-
ter lige peo @i6en af sfibet. gnbeI
Eof uDafuma 3 geiptntng bar @ooet-
ter fra set iapanife Militprofaoemt.
@ture @isutGnb er font ofteit
itpgge, men alle itpgge er oerfor life
itore Mswpno.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-15
TurHkunHhrtaltttu.

Haa @rlnl6 al ben oucror0entlig
'abe 8ris paa Winneapolis 1ioenoe
* ri itren9t boloe paa oen &egcl,
a. b.: It befale5 / 6orif1lo. 9lorcs=
ielap+ sop. ~ altio, til builfcn Sag
@lo1et ct '0c,; % bpiS oerfor 6ot-
npelien al Mb. y Aentet life er moo
taget in6en MaaneoenS l1ogang bli,
Der beofommenbe 9lbonnent ltrpget.
Genne 3egel bliber itreagt onerbol0t
lige operfor ale 9lbonnenter uor:1
Torifiel.
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fra maHlrtttgtntt.
&ictor 8. @erger fra Milmanfte fur
anben Sang ne9tet S9oe fom
aougrtSmaub.
Tebrilff Mftibitet ! Gematet for at or'
11aa ct &pmpromis bcbrpreube
= sFrebStraftafeu.

Waibington BEN 10oe Sanllnr. =
8ictor 6. 8erger, Socialiiten fri
Milpaufee, Der er oemt lfploig unoer
Spioneriloben, blep ioag for anoen
Gang to Maane6er neytet Sebe
ioln Me6len1 al &ongresien.
Sen peotagnc @eiolution benbiier
til, at @uiet ben 10oe. 9eopeu1ber
negteoe Berger Sebe pao @runo
af at ban par f11n6en lfploig 0per.
treoe:ie af en- Gor. @taters Sob ei.
ter at babe aflagt 60 paa at billie itst.
te 2an6ets 8onitit11tion og 2ope, bap.
De itpttet SLENDER al 6e Goreneoe
Stater og andre gooe og ti1ltreffe!t'
&c @ru11be, bporbos Meiolutionen er-
flerer;. at affl1rat 6e famine @rl1noe
I'LL eriiterer for at negte bam Seoe.
&eloluttonen blep pe6taget n1eo
328 moo 6 Gtem1ner. Sc 1er, lon1
itc1nte innob at u6ellffe @erger, par:
Griffin of Seem yorf, Sision al
Misiisiippi, 5bertpooo al Ohio,
Goigbt al @isconiin, .9arrelo af Sf.
loboma og Mann al Ssllinois. Sa-
BATH af Sllinois fporeoe uEilltebe",
nen ltemte life.
@erger erflercbe efterpon til Ell
9feferent, at ban ogte6e at itille Jig
til @alg poanp / @isconiins fe1nte
9iltrtft.
@m febrilIf @irfio,nbeo for Dpnao-
eIle al ct Eraftot -4ompromis fanot
Steb tbag blan6t baabe repllblifanlfe
og be1nofratife 5e,1atorer. Den pig,
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Senotorerne 2obge, nuoertuoeo oJ
2enroot. 8lanbt anbre, ion baboe
@pnferenier, bar &enorict, Mcgeurp,
Colt og Mc@unber.
@oloiom &ritif optr gfem Dorfs
9egislatur for at babe negtet SaOe
It'll fe,n Meblen1n1er balgtc paa ben lo.
|tcia1iitiffe 8a1gfeobel uotaltes sena,
tet ibag of Senator @orab af S6abo.
Mebens 8orob bolbt Sale beront
Senatet, bar gfeprpientantbuiet be.
| lfieftiget mes for an6en @ang At
u6eIllffe Gocialiiteu 8ictor 8. 8erger.
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cnoe Gfri6t moo Sociali1ter fom rt1>
ser Gebatten ober Sterlings @eot-
tion 8ill. u0er1 r1om bt neeter
Mnn6 Met til at gie11nen1fere fine
Yloner gienneln Stemmel1rnen," Jag.
6e ban, vopntuntrer bt Dem til at be.
nDtte 8olo."
Genator Sterltug, Seoition=8il-
lens 6orfatter, erflere6c, at Ian lite
bil1igeoe geelp Oorf 2egislatlrs
San6ling.
- @oibiugton 6en 12te Sa11,1or.
Ge11ator No6ges 4rab pao en- De-
,nofratiif It Opbisning af &orte1e foe
Troftat= =&ompro1nis bleb beiparrt
ioog, ga Ser blep 1enot Dam Me6oe.
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9feierpationiiter" at vet betragteligt
9lntal Denofroter, mere emo 90 ialt,"
pil ltstte rin1elige Neierpationer, Ser
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NDicelan6 fprbliber ypaabt". @el.

Ngieelanb fprbliber upaab". 8el.
lil1gton, 9eDieelan6, 0en lite San.
Rpieela116 forbliper poaot og bibe.
boloer oct 11lpnre,r6e 8ebillinesfp,
item. Set lpffe6es lite Gorbuosfot.
fene at erbol6e 6lertal beb Sen nh.
Zig afbolote SEQ 2ieenie" 81 fitem,,iug.
Sc ioag offentliggiorte officielle 0p,
gaper bite, at 240,99S por for 8ibe,
bol6elie al 8ebillinesipitemet, 32,.
148 bar for @tatsfieb og &ontroI al
5piritl1oia og 270,178 bar for 5or.
buo. Gorbubsfolfene ,nangleoe oer-
for 1868 Ste,nner paa oen nsopen.
6ige Maioritet for at eienne,nfere
nogen Sag. 508 Dielnpe,,oe,,ne Sol.
oaters Ste,nner Tan lite foran6re
l1ofaloet.
Audaset fur solg al Snffer til
,,bln Eriier. 0etroit, Wicb, lobe
San. Mo,,nt Clemens Sngar Com.
panp % bets Bralioent Sameg Dn-
pibfon bleb 11ebnt toag en- Nnflogc
noiteot tent igoar at oe,, fgoernle
@ranoiltrb. De orflages for at bape#
iolgt suffer til ben 11bIne Nris nfz
.17c pr. Rnno. Get iiges, at Som
,paniet % bets 3rafioel1t foIgte 61,.
998 B,tno og at 8on1paniei iolgte
1868 Yui1b Suffer for 4 C, 90 esl
rnnelig Detaljepris bar 1lc. IS
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@tore @isutGnb er {om ofteit
itpgge, men alle itpgge er oerfor life
itore Msmpno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
ROYAL Dutch


Question--Bought shares OF the Rova,
Dutch (New York; at 10. What is your
opinion of this stock as an Investment r.
d. NJ. S.
Answer-Royal Dutch, which con-
trolls vast oil producing properties
throughout the world, is an old, we'll
managed concern, having shown large
earning power. While dividends are If.
regular, it has been the policy of the
company to make extra Disbursements
from time to time. This fact is per
haps reflected in the selling price of
the stock, for che dividends at present
are figured at $500 a share per an
mum. at which rate the return is low.
We regard the stock as very specula-
tive on account of the nature of the
condpany's business. Stocks of this
character should not, in our opinion,
be considered for investment purposes,
as dividend payments are subject to
change in accordance with earning
power, thus causing q considerable
amount of uncertainty as to income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Sinclair Consolidated Common

consoildated on. when bought at the
and Sinclair Gulf Oil. My investi CATION of
their reports showed that It was live
concern doing an enormous business. OF
iate the potion seems out Of the stock en-
tirely. Is there anything wrong that you
know of?-E. l.. K
Answer-The Sinclair Consolidated
Oil Company's report for 1919 showed
earnings after interest and Federal
taxes of $19,60l,236, equal to slightly
over S. share on the 3,757 ,693 shares
outstanding. However there was re-
served for depletion and depreciation
the sum of $10,o1o,772, leaving available
for the stock $9,590,464, or the equiva-
lent Of about $3.50 a share. The ex-
pansion program Of the company is
large one and it was found necessary,
IN order to finance such expansion, to
issue $50,000,000 of notes, as the
amount required was not available oft
of surplus earnings. A new issue Of
preferred stock is to be created, into
which the new notes will be CONVEX
tible The new preferred will be en-
titled to 8 per cent cumulative divi-
dends. With all Of these facts con-
sidered it appears to US that the pres
ent stock is somewhat further removed
from sharing in the profits of the
company. The new money may place
the company on better earning basis,
yet future earnings must be far in ex-
cess Of those at present in order to
hold out very glowing prospects for
common stockholders. At their annual
meeting next month the latter will have
an opportunity to ratify the payment
to themselves of an 8 per cent stock
dividend which the directors recently
authorized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Rating Of Foreign Bonds

Question: would appreciate very much
q little advice from you on bonds OF fer
seign nations. They appear very attractive
on account Of tho present rate OF ex-
change. What issues and what countries
do you consider to be the safest and most
principally to United Kingdom OF Great
Britain 5& per cent ExcheQuer bonds,
United Kingdom of Great Britain per
cent Victory bonds, Republic OF France s
per cent loan OF 1920. Kingdom OF Belgium
per cont Premium loan $500. Italian
r. U. c.
Answer-Practically all nations Of
Europe are passing through critical
periods in their histories. II remains
to be seen how England, France, Bel
GUM and Italy, with trade balances so
heavily against them, will manage to
overcome the great obstacles in their
way. These facts, therefore, give q
speculative feature to their bond is
sues. All these nations have shown
their ability to extricate themselves
from unpleasant situations before. and
it is our opinion that all will come
through this period as they have done
on former occasions. However, we do
not look for q quick change for the
better, but rather very gradual one.
England, France and Belgium appear
to be in better position to combat tn
situation than Italy and we believe the
bonds Of these nations should be rated
in the order named, all being classed
as speculative investments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

tosassnusd o. sszs pae,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
SI,5OO,OOO Note Offering
Eastern Texas Electric COMPANY
Securities ON Five-Year
z Per Cent Basis ..---

An offering of s1,5oo,ooo Eastern Tex
as Electric Company five-year per cont
convertible gold notes, dated May /,
has been announced by the Guaranty
Trust Company. These notes are
Tedeemable as whole or in part at
any time on forty-fve days notice,
at rates varying from 1o3 and accrued
interest before May 1, 1921, to 100 and
interest between May /, 1924. and ma
turity. The Offering price Is 90, and
the notes are to yield s per cent.
The notes are convertible par for par
at any time on or before maturity or
redemption into common stock upon
cash payment by the noteholder of 81
per share, and with adjustment of &C :
crued interest and current dividend
rate on the common. They are direct
obligations Of the company issued I'M
der provisions which secure the holders
against any increase in the funded debt
unless earnings have equaled at least
twice the interest on the entire funded
debt for eighteen consecutive months
out Of the preceding two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Wants Highest Return

.ouestion-Do you consider the purchase
OF new per cent French bonds as 4 sound
investment? understand that 10000
francs bond can now be bought for about
$500. Also what do you think Of purchas.
Ing French money as a speculation7
can invest $4,000 and like to &c thighest
returns.-N. r. D.
ADMINISTRATIONS abroad are such
that French government bonds have an
element of speculation attached to
them. We believe France will man
age to come through this crisis in her
affairs, as she has done on other &C.
casions, and if you share in that opin-
ion you might consider the City of
Paris bonds, which now sell on basis
to yield IA per cent per annum. If
you buy French exchange it will be
necessary to deposit your holdings of
francs abroad in order to draw in
terest on your investment. Simply
buying draft for francs and keeping
it in your possession in the expecta-
ton of a rise in exchange rates would
be nothing more than speculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Saxon Motor Car Corpo ration

:. Questton-Kindy furnish me informA-
ton on Saxon Motors and state what you
consider the value of the stock az an in
vestment or speculation.-R. D. s.
Answer-The Saxon Motor Car Cor
poration, having undergone reorgani-
cation, IS now on a paying basis, &C.
cordlng to the president Of the com
pany. He stated recently that the ex.
listing contracts assure the company
OF sufficient materials for the manu-.
facture of not less than $500 cars in
1920, which will result in profits Of
approximately 100000. Based upor
tn me figures indicated earnings on the
will be equal to about IS a share
While this result would be considered
satisfactory, in a way, we believe thai
considerable improvement over these
figures must be shown in order to plac,
the stock upon substantial basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

This in
January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest 70
Inventors tDiI DO answersd in this
column, IN iDhdch case only init@als
solil Do used. Others will be an
swered by mail. Address all IN
qttirses, Enclosing a stamped, ad-
dressed enVsIope, to Financial Editor,
Tho Tribune, 154 Nassau Street, Ncte
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03

INTEREST PAYABLE sEm-ANNUALLY ON JANUARY st
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o be redeenabe, at the option of the Company, on
cater 1909 and accrued interest upon ninety day
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in
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$1O,OOO,OOO
Chicago Union Station Company
Six and One-half Per CentFirst Mortgage Gold Bonds
i
Coupe" Bonds ' ss'
Internationally guaranteed principal u
jointly and by Chicago Burlington Railroad
Railway Pittsburgh
road Co and Pennsylvania Company
/ A.
nineyd
month l.
O approval
from o hundersg
NwYT
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-03
United Railways Investment

Question - For speculation purposes.
would zoo shares Of United Railway In
stock Is now around TO- Will you kindly
give me the highest figure Of this stock.
and when Miss NJ. F.
Answer-f you desire to know If
enjoy an advance in the market, we are
unable to help you. The company,
which controls the Philadelphia Com
pany, showed earnings for the year
ended June 80, 1919, which were equiva-
lent to 3.24 per cent on the preferred
stock. AS this preferred stock is per
cent cumulative, and as no dividends
have been paid since 1907, with the
result that there were accruals of IS
regard the common issue as particu-
lsrly attractive. The highest price
for the latter since 1909 was 40 in
1911. The low was Az in 1917.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
Farm Loan Board Man
on Maui During Fair

W. c. Avery, Secretary of the Farm
Loan Board of Hawaii, attended the
Maui Fair, and hopes to meet as many
OF the small iandholders of Maui as
possible. He has a desk in the Terri
torial Building.
Any farmer who wishes information
in regard to the Farm Loan Act should
arrange to see Mr.. Avery, who will
be glad to explain the advantages of
fered by the government TO those en-
gagged in agriculture, and will also con
suit with prospective borrowers as to
how they may qualify for a loan.
The Farm Loan Act has proved to
be a decided help to the small land
holders throughout the Territory, and
it is fitting that it should be repre-
sened at the Maui Fair as a part of
the agricultural progress of the Terri
tory. Nearly three hundred thousand
dollars has been placed in amounts of
three thousand dollars and less during
the last year. All farmers should know
the details Of this Act, and should
make use Of it where they can do so
TO their advantage,
Mr.. Avery will be glad to make spe-
cial appointments where time permits.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22

ring f. Anstey Guthrie is the author
of the play The Man From Bench.
iey's" upon which The Fourteenth
Man is based. Walter Woods is the
%scenarist. He also prepared Terror
Island for the screen for Houdini and
The City of Masks for Robert War.
wick. Joseph Henaberry directed this
.. he did 1.-THE Man From Painted
Post" and Say, Young Fellow" star
ring Douglas Fairbanks. 1t is one of
the best roles Robert Warwick has
had in his screen career. 1t is a high
ly dramatic story, with pleasurable
comedy situations and plenty of fast
and snappy action.
Alice Joyce
Alice Joyce has an unusual role in
THE Winchester Woman" The role
is unusual in that it brings to light the
type of heroine who wins no medals
and often dies alone, unknown. She
%portrays the heroine of everyday life,
The oma who sacrifices self for the
benefit of mankind with 10 hope of
reward and no thought OF personal
gain.
II is this type of character that APP
peals TO the average individuals, be
cause it comes within his own vision;
he sees similar types about him every
day.
There is another reason why The
Winchester Woman" appeals to the
average person, and that is the detec-
tive element and the murder trial.
The settings and photograph are
worthy of mention. The rural atmos-
phere with the narrow streets, quaint
characters and shady hooks forces the
tense dramatic situation out in bold
relief. At times they relax the severe
strain caused by the strong emotional
scenes and refresh the beholder before
plunging him into the midst Of m
other series of dramatic Incidents
Adv.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
EATERS.

Charles RAY
Homer Comes Home"
A Thomas H. Ince production from
the story by Alexander Hull, scenario
ed by Agnes Christine Johnston and
directed by Jerome Storm. Ray is
supported by a cast of screen fav-
%orites, including Priscilla Bonner and
Otta Hoffman. 1t is a typical story of
small town life, in which Ray has won
such remarkable fame.
II. B. Warner
II. b. .. or, the famous English
actor, in "The Man Who Turned
White" plays the role If an Arabian
desert raider, ali zaman," known as
the scourge of the Sahara.
There are some magnificent desert
scenes in the production, with wild
riding BedOuins, whirling deryishes,
camels, caravans and a thrilling fight
between the desert bandits and Brit
ish soldiers, ending in the rescue of
the girl and THE Man Who Turned
White and fought against his own
band of cut-throats.
Oriental dancing-Rirls in striking
costumes of necklace and breast
shields, give some graphic illustra-
lions of how the Ali Bahia Shimmy-
SILVER" is done in a genuine Moham-
medan cafe. These scenes are not
able for their lavish settings and COR
geous-though scant-costuming.
Tin Pan Alley
\ clean, bright, entertaining photo
play, strong in human interest, Is
Tin Pan Alley"-a snappy title for a
beautiful perturbation of the spirit of
the home and what it means in human
lives. The story on which the picture
is founded is by William c.. Lengel.
and recently made a big hit in one of
the magazines. 1t tells of the struggle
of "A youth to make a success musical
ly, of how he finds the true source of
inspiration in a place most unexpected
to him-and thus learns the differ
ence between the sham and the real
in life.
Robert Warwick in
1.-THE Fourteenth Man"
1t has the lure of woman, of mystery
OF robbery, of the prize ring, of love,
of artists %revels, yelled identities,
social intrigues and smashing action
throughout. The supporting cast is
great. Il includes Bebe Daniels Of
"Why Change Your Wife," fame: Wal
ter HERS, who has appeared in many
successful and amusing roles: Sylvia
Ashton the wife in "Old Wives for
New" and Kid Mccoy of the prize
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC
CHURCHES

St. Anthony's Church Wailuku
Rev. Father Bruno, Pastor.
22nd Sunday after PenteCost.
Gospel, St. Matt. Chapter XXIV-15-21
The Coin of Tribute.
Children's Mass $50 a. M.
Holy Mass 10 a. m.
Conception
Church, Keahus
Rev. Father Francis, Pastor.
Holy Mass 1880 a. m.
St. Rose of Lima Church Camp
Father Francis, Pastor.
Holy Mass 10 a. m.
Our Lady of the Angels, kamaole
Father James, Pastor.
Holy Mass 1880.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-22
Pertinent Paragraphs

Airplanes Arrive 49, Three large
planes came roaring over Maui Wed
nesday morning. They had made the
trip from Luke Field for the fair.
Registration closes-Books Of regis
tration closed at midnight Tuesday.
There ore enrolled in Maui County
$500 voters, about two men to each
woman voter.
No Space AV5ilable-AnnoUncement
S made by the lnter-Island Steam Nav
igation Company that no deck space
viii he available on the Eilauaa lcav.
ing October 81.
Accident Board Meets-For its re.
gular monthly session the Industrial
accident board met Tuesday morning.
Routine business was transacted and
the telephone was ordered removed.
Makawao Ladies Aid Society will
hold its nnual bazaar in Paia Com
munity House, October 20.
May BE Taken OH-The training
ship Hollywood which was in port at
Kahului may not soon visit the Is.
lands again. Il is reported training
ships for merchant marine officers viii
be abandoned in the near future.
pleadings Are Filed-Attorney Wen.
dell +. Crockett has fled a plea in
bar and an answer in the cas- brought
by Eugene Murphy for a writ of Ger
r'ri as to the eligibility for office Of
District Magistrate w. A. Mckay.
Telephones Taken out-Numbors o.
phones formerly used b. the county
have been ordered removed. 1t ia re-
ported several of the largo companies.
both sugar and pineapple have dis
pensed with several instruments AMI
in Makawao and Paia it is said a
number of private phones have been
removed.
EVangeIistic Services - beginning
Sunday evening and lasting until Nov.
I, With services every evening eX-
cent Saturday, evangelistic services
viii be conducted in the ArmOry by
Elder Conner J. Reeves, supervisor for
the Islands, Of the R%eorganiZed
Church of Jesus Christ of the latter
Day Saints. He has conducted similar
campaigns successfully in Hilo and
Honolulu and more recently at Pau
vela ard Paia. This church is not the
Mormon church.
Makswao Ladies Aid Society will
hold its annual bazaar in Paia Com
munity House, October 29.
Premises Are Resold - Vineyard
street properties Of the Wilson estate
were sold al public auction last Satur-
day noon in front of the court house,
The parcels were Knocked down to
the same buyers as at the first sale, the
prices being $4,000 and $3.50 respec-
lively $500 and SIS less than at the
first sale. Application for contirma-
ton was made Monday, the matte.
put over to Thursday and further adj
journed to next week because of
Thursday being The opening day of
| the fair.