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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-07-08


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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04

This troop is doing well under the
direction of its captain, Miss Van
Keuren. 1t has IS old members and
i've new members. Sixteen girls are
preparing for the second class test
and four are preparing for the tend
erfoot test. We have earned five
dollars for our troop fund by working
for Mrs. Walker, cleaning up her
yard. We are also. doing house keep
ing for her for a week. We feed the
chickens, water the plants, and keep
her house in order.
When the luau was given here for the
press congress we helped in decorat-
ing the armOry hall and in prepar-
ing the tables for the luau.
Best OF all things the Star of Beth
lehem troop won the silver cup for
the girl scout relay race at the swim
ming meet, and we hope to win it
acain next year.
We extend to the following persons
our sincere thanks for assisting us
in preparations for the swimming
meet, Butler Smith, Frank A.. Lufkin,
Alr. Frizelli and Mr.. Bruss. Mrs.
Gossin through her kindness has al
lowed us the use of the Baldwin
House, the Kindergarten and the yard
for girl scout activities.
We are practicing on folk dancing,
scout songs, and drills.
In the conclusion of my report l
wish to that we, the girl
scouts of the Star of Bethlhem troop
hope 10 make the meeting that is to
be held on Armistice day, the guests
to be the girl scouts of Sperckelsville
a real interesting and a successful
one.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
{ S
Nazimova in "BiIlions"

This is a picture of numerous un-
usual and fanciful settings, which
were designed by Nazimova herself.
The story of a Russian princess and
poet each of whom inherits a fortune.
They meet in a winter resort in Cali
fornia. The poet millionaire is the
object of a b~lackmailing plot, and the
princess at the risk of her own happi-
ness saves him from scandal.
Behind Masks"
Dorothy Dalton is the star reatur-
ed by Adolph Zukor in "Pehind
Masks. A dashing romance of
aociety's fringe and fashions half
world that lives by it's beuaty and
wits. 1t is a story of a convent girl
Wit entered the game of life and
round it fixed" against her. But she
played for love and fortune against a
thousand odds, and won. Filled with
The flare of high life" and luxury.
shimmering with lovely gowns, allur-
ing with many a charming scene of
pleasure hall, villa and seashore.
"A Burglar by Proxy
a wonderfully beautiful and excit-
ing romance of love and springtime
automobiles, moonlight and nitro
glycerine. This is a very exciting
and clever story, in which the popu-
lar star Jack Pickford does some very
remarkable acting, and should prove
one of the most pleasing attractions
on this weeks program.
1.-THE Rose of Nome"
Is a story of courage, crime, and
cupid enacted amid Alaskan SHOWS,
William Fox presents Gladys Brock
well as the star in this most interest
ing story and judging from the re-
views it is considered n of Miss
Brockwells best pictures for some
time.
The patrons of the Kahului Theater
will be pleased to hear that Manager
G. f. Chatterton is recovering nicely
from an operation for appendicitis at
the Puunene hospital, and it will not
be long before we shall see Chat"
back on the job again.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
With Maui's Girl Scouts

weekend BE sure and appoint some
one to write these events for the pa
per.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
Haiku

The third meeting of the Daisy
troop was held at the schoolhouse
Monday afternoon. Fifteen scouts
were present with Captain Parker
and Lieutenant Johnston. A short
business meeting was held, songs
were practised, and the remainder of
the time spent on games.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
Paia

Miss Seibert saw several Birds of
Paradise grouped under a tree on
Captain Rosecrans' lawn as she dash
ed past in the ffivver Tuesday after
noon. No doubt an official report of
the meeting has already been sem in.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
(By Rev. Augustine Jones.)

(By Rev. Augustine Jones.)
The approaching Conference on
Observation-Disclosures holds the
center OF the stage at present. 1t
ought to. 1t will convene at Wash
ington in the Pan-American building,
dedicated to international goodwill.
The date is significantly set for Arm
istice Day the 18th of November.
Three years ago IN hat day all the
bells were clanging-all the whistles
were footing, screaming, and shrek
ing. The victorious half of the world
was delirious with joy. The allies
had won the war that was to end all
war. Germany and her helpers would
pay the bills!
How sickening has been the disil-
ASSIGNMENT since that day. Austria,
starved, diseased, bankrupt, a remnant
of her former self-must have food
and money to keep alive a corpse.
Germany, it is at last realized, can
not be kept out of the markets of
the world, and still find billions to
pay indemnity. Allowed in those mar
kets, she will undersell, and stagna-
ton will reign in Liverpool and
Manchester when trade is diverted to
Frankfort and Hamburg. The war
debts of the allies themselves are
vaster today than when the armistice
was signed and ominous chasms have
opened in their mutual understanding.
Meanwhile plans for future vars
have forged ahead. 1t is said the next
wal will begin where this left off. 1t
will not. 1t will begin far beyond.
The submarines of the future will be
battleships themselves. Armies will
be transported through the air. Self
directing planes will be sent at night
across the enemy's territory distilling
poison gas that will obliterate popu-
lation along a path five miles wide
and a hundred long.
The war of the future will be di-
rected against non-combatants rather
than armies Germany dropped her
shells into Paris rs miles behind the
battle line, The wal of the future may
send its poisoned winds across whole
provinces. The knowledge that the
Allies were preparing to employ such
a chemical warfare in almost bound
less extent was n of the causes that
determined our enemies to sue for
the Armistice.
II AllS 6lCdI wal Co dhy tLllhSs
it showed that a strong nation strug-
Cling for it's life will stick at nothing.
When it comes to be a question be-
tween breaking the laws of war" or
being snuffed out, down go the laws
of war. The morality of hacking
through" now and being good after
wards m into play.
The present conference on Limita-
tion-of-Armaments, if successful, will
be good so far as it goes. 1t will re-
lieve much of the load of increasing
debt that is piling up with the pres
emf race for naval supremacy. 1t
will not of itself prevent wars arising
in the future, and the nations recuper-
ated by such a naval recess, finging
all their increased power against
each other in some future holocaust.
The world still waits on the Tribun-
al sitting at the Hague, OF the League
of Nations sitting at Geneva, or some
Association, mor inclusive and more
powerful than either, sitting where
ever ii will that shall have the wis
dom and the authority to forbid war.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
p r o c L M o NJ

Special attention is called to the
following proclamation issued by the
President of the United States:
WHEREAS the Congress of the
United States, by a concurrent reso-
luton adopted on the fourth day of
March last authorized the Secretary
of War TO cause to be brought to the
United States the body of an Ameri-
can who was a member of the Ameri-
cen EXpeditionary Forces in Europe,
who lost his life during the World
War and whose identity has not been
established, for burial in the Memoir
ial Amphitheatre of the National
Cemetery at Arlington, Virginia:
And Whereas, the remains of this
unknown American to be brought to
the United States in pursuance of
the said concurrent resolution, will
be buried in the said Memorial Am
p%hitheatre at Arlington on the
eleventh day of November next;
And Whereas, these remains will
be representative of all unidentified
American dead who in the World
War gave their lives in their coun-
try's cause;
AhA' v Gus II 10 utSlI6u lIldI
grateful recognition of their loyal de-
yotion to country and of their sacri-
flee should be appropriately shown
with due solemnity by their God-fear-
ing and patriotic fellow countrymen:
Now, Therefore. I Warren G.. Hard
ing, President of the United States of
America, do hereby call upon all de-
vout and patriotic citizens of the
United States to pause from their ac-
customed occupations and labors on
Friday the eleventh day of November
next from twelve o'clock noon to two
minutes past that hour for a period
Of silent prayer of thanks to the Giver
Of all good for these valuable and val
orous lives and of supplication for
His Divine mercy and for His bless
ings upon our beloved country.
Furthermore. / hereby direct that
the National Flag be displayed at
half staff upon all the public build
ings of the United States and all
stations of the Army, Navy and Ma
rine Corps throughout the world, as
well as upon all American embassies,
legations and ~consulates, from sun
rise until sunset, on November the
eleventh, 1921"
Now, Therefore, pursuant to pro-
clamation by the President of the
United States, and to the end that the
people of Hawaii gratefully acknowl-
edge the devotion of those who gave
their lives in our country's cause, l
do hereby request that the National
Flag be displayed at half staff upon
all public buildings, as well as all
places of business and residence with
in the Territory of Hawaii during the
entire day OF November the eleventh,
1921, and request also that IN that
day from twelve o'clock noon, all the
people of Hawaii bow their heads for
two minutes in silent prayer of
thanks to our Father in Heaven for
all His mercies, and in manifestation
of our devotion to the unknown AM
erican, representing Americas I'M
identified dated who gave their lives
in the Great World War.
DONE AT THE CAP
ITOL, in Honolulu,
this 26th day of Oc-
Seal tober, A. D., Nine
teen Hundred and
Twenty-one.
w. R. HARRINGTON,
Governor of Hawaii.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
Spreckelsville ard Makawao

AT 2:45 Wednesday a big Cadillac
and the Ford met at the Spreckels-
vile schoolhouse and conveyed II
scouts, Captain Johnson and Lieuten-
ant Steuwe to the Makawao school
house. Here at last was to be staged
the long-talked of baseball game. Now
what do you think happened? Well,
it rained and rained and then it pour
ed. We played one inning and every
one was completely drenched. Both
teams skidded and slid around in the
mud until Identification was nearly
impossible. We then decided to call
off the game until two weeks from
Wednesday. Captains managed to
pull out their teams and packed them
into the machines, we hope no worse
for the experience 1t all goes into
a scouts test.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04

A joint meeting of the Wild Rose
and Star of Bethlehem troops was
held on the Baldwin, House lawn last
Friday afternoon. About so scuots
were present. The scout director was
especially delighted to hear Captain
Van Keuren assign community work
to various members of the troop and
the readiness with which each scout
volunteered her services. Some time
was spent on signalling. A short
talk, some scout songs, and then the
meeting was moved into the kinder
garten room. Ten scouts of the Star
of Bethlehem troop gave a folk dance,
Reap the Flax" which delighted us
all, after which social dancing was
enjoyed for the rest of the hour.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04

DONE AT THE CAP
ITOL, in Honolulu,
this 26th day of Oc-
Seal tober, A. D., Nine
teen Hundred and
Twenty-one.
w. R. HARRINGTON,
Governor of Hawaii.
By the Governor:
RAYMOND C. BROWN,
Secretary of Hawaii.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
~ .

Railroad Cuts Dividend-Oahu rail
way has cut its dividends from 60
cents a share to so cents a share per
month. Increased costs of operation
are given as the course.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
Limiting Armament

This is the second of a series of
articles, editorial in nature, furnished
by ministers of Maui at the request
Of this paper. This column is open
to them in turn each week and the
subjects which they may treat will
not be necessarily religious in ma
ture but will be something which they
consider timely and of general pub
lie Importance or interest.-Editor.l
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
SpreckeIsviIIe

We hear o had a beach party,
Carnation troop, and that there Is
something else in store for you mex
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
Hamakuapoko

Captain Waters of the Morning
Glory troop is some hustler. Already
her troop numbers % and she says
that most of them have finished their
tenderfoot tests. Rumors of swim
ming parties, candy pulls and hikes
meet one on every hand. We shall
not be surprised at anything we hear
of these scouts under such efficient
leadership.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-04
kahului-

Captain Gardner Loyalty states that
what Narcissus Troop lacks in guam
tity is made up in quality. The loyal
nine all answer present. We agree
that like their captain they don't say
much concerning their good deeds but
they are always there when they are
needed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-07
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
ny Ruru AGNES AnEIlN0
Chapter Xxlx-How Tom Rescued Grace Cameron

IA, mvauI hy that vNpges,lOn, lust what
"A dva,n ,r Wnrv WhviH had mean,
whom thvV sild,i,-ani I, suddenly
f., llng that I wanted a. ~, away, ~
vlalmrd. I'm DO ony,hmg l,r yVWf'
"rom caught what | m,au, ana then
todd mv Tia, had misunderstood, lie
vXplalnvd that be- jus, wanted 10 heln
bui didn't knvW Why
vli win ~, hagd tv, yoa 10 un'lOr'
stand. Nllss Svrnson, that i,N hui,
ov,r az, mc, hl Ne ulpvN nc down
a,dnt want mt I had guue so ~
In ,hv opposite Ar~ttloN that | v'\d
nw gtasp Tm's m,0sUv at THINGS
II was lvNcnd me,
IN, s,rmyl a. ,aNe lvssvssiuN . u'',
hoW,,,," continued Uwvv, 'Ond thv
n,Nt daV / went a. the ldacc w hAd
uuangvd tvr me-, tie Wasn't 'bvt~ ~
| ,Ntret,d kv WVUM De-, ThrV WAs =
N,,t note vn ,hv TAIN, utm him sAN.ins
Ina, hr hv,oO IA INV the plarv amt
sam flnd mvsolf IN s,aNv new WAY ANA
,h,, hc would d,vp IN occasionally,
VI Vas un thOsc last Wuda ! Nn'
s,,e,l and I waited tor thvm u ="
uulfllvd,
0Tom dh drOp lo--but In the after
nOvn, |, was Just NtWh ,aN, In
a rN DAYS camc motto tum him
with sonv money, IT. Told mc a. Eo
a. a m,n town and stay thew untl
\ was Thoroughly rvSi,d and mentally
trysh aud ready 10 wV a. wVrk, AVID
lha, then he wuuld ev, me somythlpg
n went ,e that ht,lo country town.
Miss S,l,n~n, I due IN III, ,atth and
llan,cd AND ,vn,le,l uuWvrs an Ot voe
sumplyr, visited nav Athrr v,casivn'
alN aud then jn the nll-'
To be- ton'maedh
WNpvfisN lR1l hN NvN l0p.r tn.
tttprist1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-07

My father had amt me a hvN az
White aStvts bN' nay birthday" uuwv
,vut,uu,d white flowers frOm has odd
fashioned ga,dcu, llo Thought | was
dvlnN vittcc wvtk-and wore Them
that night
WHEN finally | finished TALKING,
rim put vul his hand ,h0ugh, he
Mas U'lng a. laRv me IN his arms
~ had nvNvr ~ mu,h az klssed mc
hUl ms,vad hv Mvkv vnv ~ the white
astv,S rtum ~ fastening at NY belt
and lovkVd AZ u mtcN,lN,
u know ,hvn tha, an ~ my effort
had bevn lusl, envN that Tnm VAS
lyNUnd tho luv ~ wumvn, az simply
Num,n, ~ uts, Was aners, aud ,hvn
thlnkng mvp s,nvN vt ~ waited
Vue ~ nW hm ~ make the mNl
u,uNV,
What Nv said when hc slOko scvm'
"a 81 tUolish hc shNply rcmarkcd ~
,hv lv,clm,ss vt tbs, u,,lv cuua,ry
t)uwvr rhvn h. wvn, awaN
bays ,ass'sl hetUrv | saw him agaln
Tho samo cNlhsv VU,Nd ,amv a mum.
lsr ~ ,lmcs, but rm wasn't With
them,
Ia ,hrsc DAYS tha, followed 'camc
10 Know What an olataShlon,d gar
zen vvuld myON In ,hv IT. ~ a W.,
man, I, stands rg Something sw,et
aud chan aud worth while, n " SOmc.
thlng h. lo,'k bach IL aud tgVm whlch
Ia start again,
Finally, ono Afternoon, TOn same
ALVIN,
Wv TALKED ,hlnga OVvr--ho and l."
UtacV Mas slNNktg slowly, 'and hV
AID, Just as ~ many m,n had said
H,tvrs, that ,ha, wasn't any Kind ~
llavv tW gltl Ia uNo, and he ,ad
me he could make dttcNm arrange
ments
"Nsl,sh gU, TIA, Mas though,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-07
JONES IN NAN oe Acr,oN,

Marvin icnea Is Al home fcr hrl,i
respite hNm he aeOp In the National
Congvesa
for persistent and consistent delivery.
Marvin Joaes has made an cnvlaho
secorL u v dsclasvd Nv lhcso who
know conetvssman OWES muS, closely
that these N no,Alne mslvos,o atoat
him, hat tha, with persistent de,etml
nation, No n ~on tho iah" and TIA, no
task h No small. a. noae IA l,a larsv
10 ehust h.s sympathy and rup,nat u
n u Tor che sooa VI the reaple,
No uNer enawwwvnt could b.
vo,c,d W a statesman than this tOr Il
means Nat ,he Interests VI the ,sopls
ave always sanN Marvin lonVs has
shown ne,Alng ,Aa, alAyks VI an ss
fAe,lc turn. lle utes his tclaA makes
sure % his groand, and then never
hseks ap ~ aalss THIS u the Mind VI
representation u which the cn,lrc pco,
pie may ~ nrcud-ln which they tcel
recare, Steady performance, eoas,an,
attention 10 The tasks In hand. an I'VE
IN The indicator marks Marvin Jones
~ q ssNAAch, a dependable man Into
~hs~s banda may b. delivered tasks u
tmrofsaneN
" Marvin tNNcs r,urns ~ bis tvel,lc
IN ,hls elstflgt without amy hu,Vls AZ
a "srsliblnasb" w.,hoal having 0wtans
ucM AZ unwilling paelic ercas bursts
~ appliance" be does return 10 aa With
reera toe action, AMI accOmpllsh,
msas that u unsurpassed ~ that "
any e'hst msmtet u coassess iof .
slwilAs Nsm a yeaia, Thls u ,Ae
shAsastsr u tnaogsemsn, IN fecOta
sAal mas, b vpse,ed Noang IN wars
Neesh mature IN e.,A aul,ade AND
es'lcN Marvin lVRes u beloved " Ma
ssesslsasAeN Ne nan sSa megs nlly
ss,ssmse The ts,sNa'Aln u ~ re,,pls
than dos MaNm leneS ana uaQass.
ss>NAsly ~ eoRssaasNey s,vg rgaSa
t,sAes . EeryesNauVN
lAls aN,gtce las tVh that gs affairs
WV s>xs VIII MagN,a lVRss Ia Ssa,
ksesA eel n and ea, u ,As safe u
NssA We eesaNs "a VonnAencs IA
s's'eA NsgNA loaes Nr0asa Aa
sssidAesa sra AgsaaAeaN 49, h,
se'es sss~a AZ eNeg ths Vnuei sn,es
W n easiea paplsNN ~ lsopR VI
18Th pHtsA Asa EssAgdlss u stats
NfsN te,s y AenN sgauN ng ~ ,be
WNnsh y 'Ais fePasig AQaas SVrsysss
r,Aa Nj NANe spovR hs Nogih sysn
tssN " IA slee,tan ~ nsl.onsl olUe,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-07
t,,ENRE MATCHING Us

Metv than WEEK ago the News
H'ads tho s'a,smca, ,Aa, MADISON Tvs,
American Lsssoa was In need ~ money
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