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Near Dupont Circle.

Near Dupont Circle.
Attractive ten-room and bath downtown
home; deep lot to paved alley. Owner has
left city. Property now vacant. No reason
able offer refused.
1900 Block Irving St.
Eight-room and bath Kennedy 4 Davis-built
home. overlooking Rock Creek Park. Hot
water heater. double rear porches. Garage.
Property now vacant.
Woodley Park.
On Conn. ave. near Wardman Park Inn;
semi etached home. containing eleven rooms
two inclosed sleeping porches: built-in garage.
Price. So. 500. Reasonable terms
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Chevy Chase, Md.
East Irving St: detached ten-room (seveu
bedrooms). two bath home: hot-wafer heat
electric light. large front and rear porches
lot 6Ox10O. Immediate possession.
Bungalows.
We have an attractive offering Of bungalow
in Takoma Park. ranging In price from "a SOC
to $3.50
Mt. Pleasant.
On Monroe st. west Of 18th; well-planned
siI-room and bath home; hot-water heat; lot
2OIs5 to paved alley. Immediate possession
Price, $3.50.
Park Road Near 18th.
semi-detached II rooms and two baths; hot
water heat, electric light. sleeping porch
well adapted for rooming house. Excellent
condition. Price. $4,000. Attractive terms.
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Desirable homes OF eight and three baths
onay we'll built containing all modern convenences many
unusual features; open fepaces
heater two large porches, 20 all spacious
BRIGHT brick garage located 10th very desirable
and well established neghbohood lines;
line passes door, Price has been reduced $4,000
H. L. RUST,
Main 688S. o12 18th St. NV
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
A real bargain; this attractive
corner house, located near 18th
and You sts. NV. Terms, $500
cash and easy monthly payments.
Other desirable residences in all
sections of the city.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58l7. 712 Kenyon St. NV.
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Columbia Heights.
Harvard vest Of Iltb: detaehsd fi.ne; eiats
roof: rooms and bath; furnace Aeat: !eS p
feet vide. Fur quick sale. eSooo FAoAaT.
Capitol Hill Corner.
$4,000.
Yoeated Sa peuminent avenue. eeatanGs II
MONS snd q baths; hot-water heat: sasctxic
iisiafs; owner occupant
Downtown. 49,.
N.ar 10th and O nv: S-room and 3tath.
furnace heated houDs; has electriciys cheap
One Square
,r,,, capitol grounds and House once badg.:
nrssed brick front; rooms and hath; fur.
nnscs: electricity. Reduced to $3.50; easy
terms. -a
On Hobart
west Of Geosgia ave-; q comparatively new
Groom and bath brick house; furnace heat.
Price, IS 900. on easy terms.
IUNDERS & CO.,
-- MainlQ
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
C0ntfnueh.

5.
Within One-Half Square of
Dupont Circla-the most desirable residential
section Of the city; magnificent stone residence
containing II rooms and baths; servants.
quarters: electric lifhts; newly decorated
throughout; open hreplaees; double stair.
ways. Undoubtedly one Of the choicest homes
in this section Of the city: Must be seen 1T, e
be appreciated. Price. SO. 500. No. i725 p
street northwest. Open for inspection daily
from z to pm.
One of the Best 7-Rooni
homes In Bloomingdale; stone front: nice back
yard: plenty of room for garage; house IN
splendid condition throughout. Price. $7.SOO.
Reasonable terms will be accepted.
7.
West of 10th ST., One Square
North Of Park road-Beautiful s.room and 2.
bath home; every modern appointment; built
In garage. Must be seen to Be appreciated.
Price reduced for quick sale. Immediate nos.
session Can be given.
3.
Exceptionally Nice Groom
home in Petworth; hot-water heat: electric
lights; cement porches; hardwood noors deep
lot to public alley. Price. $500; $500 cash
balance monthly.
SAGER,
Main 36
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INYEsTMENT PROPERTY.

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN-A THREE
story apartment close to 14th ST. and Park
I'd. NV. The property 10 in excellent eoL-
ditiou and contains hot-water heat, electric
lights. With the construction Of Q two-ear
garage. an annual income Of 81. 100 can Be
realized. The price IL only S14 900 and easy
terms Of sale can be arranged.
BOSS q PHELPS
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One of the Prettiest Homes
An Attractive Colonial Type
. Will LIAM S. PHILLIPS,
14Oo New York Ave.
Phone Main 90.
923 18th St. NV.

Brookland-%,25O.
beautiful detached house, rooms Il
bedrooms) and bath. on a lot 1O0x150;
shade trees, fruit trees. beautiful lawn,
garden and chicken house; large front
has been reduced and will sell quickly.
Phone us for appointment to inspect be-
fore 1t Is too late. Terms.
Bloomingdale-%,OOO.
The very best buy in Bloomingdale; ideal
ly located; large rooms. reception hall
a bedrooms; double rear porch, cement
basement. gas water heater; large back
yard: newly papered and painted; ample
room for garage; terms can be nicely ar
ranged.
Park View-%,OOO.
A pleasing home Of both quality and To-
cality; large rooms and bath: modern
and has splendid pnrquet noors: Large lot
to paved alley; garage: very attractive
terms.
Petworth-$1O,o5O.
A beautiful corner home. within y block
OF car line; 10 rooms and baths on 2
floors. The house is arranged in 8 separate
apartments, 2 Of which bring in over 500
per month, leaving q very attractive apart
ment downstairs for the owner: II is mod
ern and has splendid parquet floors; can
be purchased on small cash payment and
easy monthly payments.
For inspection and fu
Will Ii A M S
14Oo New
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FOR SALE-H0USEs
Continued.

FOR SALE-H0USEs
Continued.
CHAS. D
Main SO, Main 81.
l.
Near Capitol and Library
Splendid s-room home. on two floors; cellar
under entire house. One Of the most desirable
sections southeast. Price, $6. 600. Reasonable
terms will be accepted.
On Park Road N.W.-A very
unusual opportunity to get an attractive 10
tric lights; front and rear porches; lot 23x115.
Owner will accept $4,000 II sold within the
next 10 days. and make very reasonable
terms.
8.
One of the Prettiest Homes
southeast-Located on Kentucky avenue. con-
tanning 9 rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
modern lighting fixtures; house like new
splendid garage. Price. $500. Terms can be
arranged.
4.
An Attractive Colonial Type
home in splendid northwest location; 8 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights;
hardwood floors; lot 125 feet deep to 20-ft.
public alley. Cement front porch. Price
So, 500, on reasonable terms.
OBJ 18th Ct NV
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I. ao7i. NEWsOM. lilo H ne.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
Decatur near 18th NV.
$13,5OO. Easy terms
Beautiful home in this exclusive section:
ane rooms and 2 baths on floors; a bed
hollow-tile garage; in perfect condition: large
yard; spacious porches.
Fairmont St. near 18th
$12,5OO. Terms.
II rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat;
double garage; large. screened sleeping porcn-
good yard to alley; house in excellent condi-
sure; close to public. high and normal schools
stores cars, churches, ETC.: high elevation.
Charming Park Road Home.
S12,5OO. $1,000 Cash.
10 rooms, 2 baths; elec. lights. hot-water
heat: hardwood floors: open fireplace: front
colonial porch; . sleeping porches; deep lot
pTee wiss for af.Ss QUICK sa1s owner leaving city
Meridian near 14th NV.
$12,5OO. Terms.
large rooms and tiled bath. colonial style.
% room for " garage: good condition: close to i4th
and Park rd., market, stores and amusements;
possession to suit.
Euclid St. near Central High
$3.50. Easy terms.
well arranged rooms. hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights; excellent condition; nice yards
front ,ea for ana senr nfn PeFfees none 0"D
Chevy Chase, D. c. Detached.
$o,25O. $1,000 Cash.
Attractive new home Of living room. dining
door: 8 large bedrooms and tiled bath on End
door; large porches; lot 5Ox13O; hot-water heat.
Lights
circle.
Near 10th and Harvard NV.
$4,75O. $500 Cash, $45 Month
heat. garage, front and rear porches; ios
a0x10o; cellar. attic; splendid lowpriced
home in this ne sil.white section; ;.t1H one cold
Near 10th and P SITS. NV.
$500, $500 Cash.
Splendid brick residence Of Z rooms and
snts for pes
bargain.
: Aristocratic Georgetown
$4,000; $3.50 Cash, $40 Month.
Very old, nat-front. colonial style brick Of
8 large rooms and bath; large back yard; owner
will paper and paint to ,I suit INNS
and quaint residence; splendid for home or in
yestment; within square Of Ted Lincoln's
10th Street Southeast
$3.50, $3.50 Cash.
Bay-window brick with good yard to 15-foot
alley; rooms and bath; nice section; easy
At Lincoln Park
$3.50. Easy terms.
Vacant and entirely redecorated; also new
front and rear yards to wide alley; truly q
charming home.
Near New Interior Bldg.
$1,000, $1,000 Cash.
heat. electric lights. new paper and paint
Inevitable in this property.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
11O8 10th St. NV.
Phone Exchange Main 372.
sas.r @ G Houses. sunsaio1s. inVe. tn tnents. bust
@Dt.tliet. Msiyiand and virginia.
I o. B. zANTzINGER,
T. ss11. e12 10th st nv.
COTTAGE. !.
A lStt1s BDAUTY-7 rooms, bath, largs front
snd sleSudug porches. HIGHLY MODERN.
IAfEO jof: Is minutes to Treasury By motor.
Either car line. SPECIALLY PRICED. Truly
4 barHatn for some one. Inspect day or even.
IN. phcnS Cleveland 1870.
FOB sALE-ON ST. NE. NEAR CAP
it'll; S-story brick, IL rooms. baths; hot
wStar heat; lot 19x106 to 20-ft. alley; price.
1880; 81 600 cash. balance $S5 per month.
A REAL HOME; 2-story, g.
room; baths; INV. heat: built-in garage: in
closed sleeping porch; front and rear porches;
coacreta: west Of 18th st., north Of Park road;
sxcslisnf location; inducement offered for quick
sale. Eor location, pyics and terms address
4e8 IN StaI n@ces
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Come Out Tonight and See
This Home.
Brand-New.
Easy Terms. Easy Terms.
Planned for the man who wishes to rent
ont the second floor to help pay for his home.
The second door will rent for enough to nay
Jour monthly payment. se23 18th st. NV. Il
the house right at 18th and Shepherd sts.. one
block from 14th st. car line. You will dc
well to take the time to inspect this house
thoroughly and let rs explain our proposition
to you. The terms are within your reach.
The house 10 the last word in q new home, all
the rooms are large. fixtures are all standard,
decoea tions are beautiful. Always open and
lighted until 8 pm.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. NV.
M. 1852. M. 1882.
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Bungalows in town with ground
all around for less than houses
in a row. Open from 9 to 9.
BuSs4ISWs; oIeS 3 sold b, s.npIs. aSes1''
Take 18th or F or N. Cap. st. car
marked "Brookland" to end of
route, or call Main 6o35.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
10th Floor. woodward eldE:. 18th and 3:
: Inspect. "
1914 Kansas Ave. NV.
New eisht-room corner house. With heated
garage: 7O-ft. front yard; large ads 6suXrS y1sd.
builder. Main 7ss.
FOR sALSSIX ROOMS. BA!H: BRICK:
best residential section in s.w.; convenient to
pep.rtment; De- % short walk to Center market.
Price, $500 rIoR6 ISR6''s.: s. Dsxs:s sss;s;,l''.
P. F. CARLEY, Real Estate,
617 E St. NV. F. 6l53.
Near 9TH and Otis SITS. NV.
s-rocm tapestry brick With h;:w:h:: g.. e,!.. and
Price. $11 800. Part cash.
On 18th St. Sc.
room; and at stoss s:el II GOO, ,ss
cash.
On. Tennessee Ave. NE.
7-room brick house, ! bath; gas lights f.cns sc
and back yards to alley; bargain for $4'7oo
Cash, 5000. =.
On New Hampshire Ave. NV.
s-room brick house with h.-w.h.. gas and
elec. Mahts; front and back yards to alley.
Price. 1000. Part cash.
On P Near 18th St. NV.
For white or colorsd baye,s; loren ;n-Hs ssss
heat; front and back yards to alley. Pree
Sc 800 Part cash.
If you are looking for property
at right prices and right terms
it will pay you to see me. ! have
listings from 81, 600 to $4,000.
P. F. CARLEX,
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eve St. Main A52.
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE.
WARDER eT. AT QUEBEC NV.
Built Of tapestry brick, with red tile nan.
sards; ACTUALLY q FEET WIDE and %
Eight spacious rooms; front bedrooms each u
feet wide; no hall bedrooms; porcelain bath
with dual ventilation: sleeping porches; essc.
open fireplaces; built-in garages; laundry trays;
OPEN ToNIGHT UNTIL O'CLOCK.
Go one square east Of New Hampshire ave.
and Rock Greek Church road-look for our
- MIcKEEVER e & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Maig4s2
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HEDGES MIDDLETON, iNC, 400
1884 ST. NV Phone Main luLo.
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acres Of rich garden land: excellent Sc
room main house, 4-room tenant house: large
barn; plenty Of shade: fronting on two streets.
close to ell. r. r. at Vienna, Va. Price and
terms rea sonable to right party. This is fine
house and most desirable for chicken raising
or trucking. Fine macadam road from Wash
in :ton and two electric railroads.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION TO ANY AND
ALL OF THESE PROPERTIES.
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i0-room house. newly painted: new well
house: fine selected fruit and berries; good
shade; so yards from station on electric and
close to macsdam road one acre Of rich gar!
den land. Price: S., $50. Terms Good dis
count for all cash. More land IL desired.
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N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
for quick sale; large rooms. bath. furnace;
porches good condition; metal roof, fireplace,
outbuildings. fruit, nne growing garden. mag
blocks to electric station. macadam road;
Washington II miles, 81 800. terms. MRS. AN
NETTE G. RHRRY, Vienna, Va. 1Se
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

oOo ~ 4k0xN 3hOx G14 /
FOR SALE.
Bungalows-Mt. Rainier, Md.
Six new bungalows. Ready for inspection.
Prices and terms right.
Apply H. c. Maynor,
1907 33rd ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Call Hyatts, 393-W.
kENILW0RTH. D. c.; LOT ABOUT 75I125
IT,; on Ord ST.; 9 r. and b. house; electric
light: only A.5O0; $500 cash. balance $50 q
month, including interest; possession.
ANAcOeTIA: q ct. nr. 18th; lot 26x1l5 It. /;
6 r. and b. frame; non resident S9Wner. sacrt-
nce for 81 1,s50; $675 cash Dahes, Ne equity.
TAKOMA, d. O.: several r. and b. modern
bungalows; practically new; possession; $3.50
each; $3.50 cash, balance easy.
NEARBY VIRGINIA; 2h sqs. to electric cars;
lot 6O1110 it.; a. $50; $3.50 cash. balance, $50
q month including interest
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4-room house, fruit and berries; close to
electric R. R. and macadam road; l acre OF
good rich garden land. Price, 81. 900. Vienna,
Va. More land II desired. %
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On. Tennessee Ave. NE.
7-room brick house. 1 bath; gas lights; front
and back yards to alley; Q bargain Tor "A. 76O.
Cash 81 600
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ESPECIALLY WORTHWHILE OFFERINGS
IN DESIRABLE LOCALITIES.
PRICED LOW TO MAKE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
AN UNUSUAL LIST-READ EACH ONE.
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Near 9TH and Otis SITS. NV.
s-room tapestry brick with h.-w.h.. gas and
elec. lights; front and back yards; garage.
Price, $11 500 Part cash.
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On 18th St. Sc.
g rooms and store; in good condition; owner
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FOR RENT-SHOPS.

LARGE SHOP: ELECTRIC LIGHTS: WATER
can be used for most any business: $45. Phone
Line. 461-J. 12s
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On New Hampshire Ave. NV:
s-room brick house with h.-w.h.. gas and
elec. lights; front and back yards to alley.
price Sl2 OOO Part cash.
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Fine Chevy Chase Home
Close to Conn. Ave.

Here ts offered a lovely detached house con.
taining eight rooms and bath. sleeping porch,
hot.wster heat. electric lights ans numerous
other wanted features. Lot 10 large with
garage Situated in one OF the best sections
Of Chevy Chase. D. c., and priced At . sale.
compelling figure.
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FOUR APARTMENT HOUsEs-TOTAL AN
nual rents, $40, 900; trade one or all for GOOD
farm, orchard or western property; agents, at
tention. Address Box 28-E. Star ONCE 1Ss
10R0OM HOUSE. LARGE BARN. z-K00M
tenant house; excellent fruit and berries. all
in bearing; 9 acres Of rich garden land: front.
ing two streets, in Vienna. Va, close to cleo
tric road fine macadam road to Washington;
price, $40 600: house just painted and put In
excellent condition; immediate possession: Will
take modern Groom house or two-family apart
ment in northwest. W. A. CRAIG, Owner. 001
l1th ST. NV. Phone FIR. 7349.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

) R. B. FRAME on 9Th NEAR E. CAP.
lot 20 by 1l9. Price. $1,000. Cash. $1,000.
balance $40 month. including interest:
l. 2O11 NEWSOM. 11lO IL ne.
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P. F. CARLEY, Real Estate,
617 F. St NV. F. 6153.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06
Luncheon Served to
Children For Only
Two and Half Cents

Two and a half cents for a lunch.
Who says the cost of living is high
in Waikiki. Can't be done! Yes, but
it is done five days a week in the
Waikiki public school where more
than in any other two or three
schools of Maui and lunches served
at a lower price than any school in
the Islands, it is believed.
Only n dish is served for two and
a half cents but that article is salts
flying and substantial. 1t may be a
hot meat sandwich, a hamburger sand
wich, rice or marconi and the lunch
ers are not confined to a single dish.
For ten cents they can secure a four
course luncheon, topping off with ice
cream or pie. Every article served Is
two and a half cents and a ten cent
meal is a really substantial one. 1t
might include soup, meat sandwich,
salad and ice cream, or again it
might be meat, a vegetable, bread,
salad and pie.
In Waikiki school there are being
served daily 700 of the two and a half
cents lunches, Mrs. Olive b. Burr,
head of the domestic science depart
ment in the school, says. That does
not mean that 700 children have
lunch there each day for some have
two, some three and some foul arti-
cles served to them. Those 700 SER
vices are made for $3.50 each school
day. 1t is economical buying, econom
ical cooking and economical methods
generally that make it possible and
tasty, savory, palatable food that
makes the meals popular with teach
ers as well as scholars.
Last year the charge was 5 cents
a dish for lunches and so it was the
previous year but at the opening of
the present school year with a hal
ance of more than 5000 in the bank
10 Tie credit of the school lunch fund,
Mrs. Burr felt a reduction could he
made in prices and she made it. Food
costs are lower than they were one
and two years ago and so Mrs. Burr
felt that the reduction might well be
made and the more so since ii Is not
designed to make the service of
l|uncheons to the children a profit
showing business, but, on the cont
rary, a convenience and a benefit to
the children.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06

future entirely, on account of the low
price OF sugar and the labor shortage.
The lesscned crop due to lack of la
Dor has placed the plantations in the
position of operating at actual loss,
and the deficit in revenue has made
it absolutely necessary to retrench
in this respect as in others.
Maui Fair a Big Asset
One of the things which Maui
counts as a community asset, though
1t is not strictly a plantation under
taking, is the Maui county fair
grounds at Kahului. Frank F. Bald
win, manager of the Hawaiian Com
mercial e. Sugar company, declares
that of all the community undertake
ings on Maui the fair grounds sive
n greatest value and pleasure 10
h whole island. Every one shares
in their usefulness during fair week
and at different times during the rest
of the year, and they serve to bring
together all the elements in Maui's
population, from the highest to the
lowest.
Puunene hospital, too, though be-
longing to the Hawaiian Commercial
& Sugar company, is almost a COM
munity affair. Its staff is the best OBJ
tainable, it has every needed access
DRY for surgical or general practice,
including an X-ray room. and it cares
for patients from all over the island.
Malulani hospital at Waikiki, which
recently has had very important addi-
tions, is another institution of the
same invaluable sort.
After seeing Maui and it's people,
and noting its friendly spirit, it's CO
operative ~brotherliness, and the hui.
mainly which warns its social at
mosphere as the tropic sun warns
and develops its sugar cane, n re
peats with renewed understanding
the famed slogan of the island
Maui no ka OF" MAUI best of all.)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06
Kahului Will Have
Its Community Tree

Kahului church. folk are going to
make a regular community Christmas
this year. While in a sense this has
always been done yet the exercises
have usually been considered as be-
ing those OF the Union Sunday school.
Mr.. DeKay wants it to be a real COM
munity occasion and the Ladies Aid
Society has voted to back up such a
program.
Every child in Kahului regardless
of race or religion is to have a share
in the celebration and festivities, I'M
less kept away by parents or others.
There will be a tree in the Community
House loaded with candy, apples,
oranges, etc, to furnish which the
merchants of Kahului will be solicit
ed generally. This will be done by
Rev. Mr.. DeKay and Elder Hurst of
the Mormon church. The Ladies Aid
Socity will dress the tree and super
intend the distribution of presents. A
short program will be rendered by
members of the Union and Mormon
Sunday schools.
The exercises will be held Deem
Der %, in the evening.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06
Nest of Owls Choose
Its Officers For the Year

At the last meeting of Haleakala
Nest, Order of Owls, held at the Paia
hall on December 2, 1921, the follow
ing officers were elected for the com
ing year:
J.. S. Sousa, president; j. R. Con
%salves, vice-president; M. S. Deponte,
i%nvocator; A. G. Franco, secretary;
f. j. Leandro, treasurer; Eddie Sitra,
warden; ]. f. Silva, sentinel; George
Robello, picket.
Charles Ludin became past presi-
dent. On December 16, the installa-
ton of officers will take place.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06
Carol Singing on Streets
OF Wailuku Is Proposed

Christmas carols, sung on the
streets Christmas eve, is the object of
a meeting to be held this evening, at
7:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E.
e.. Parsons, lao Valley road.
Miss Edith Parsons and Miss Alice
Parsons are the leaders of the pro-
ject this year. They have typewrit-
ten a few carols for the singers,
notably such favorites as "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing" and at Came
Upon a Midnight Clear"
Carol singing is popular on the
mainland and the custom has appear
ed on Maui before. Christmas eve
1916 and 1917 were celebrated in Wal
luku in this manner, according to
Mrs. j. II. Kunewa, who was in both
parties under the leaderships of Miss
June Mitchell, then teaching kinder
garden here. Mrs. Kunewa is sure
there is enough interest to make the
singing a success this year too.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06

kapiolani Boulevard - The new
highway which is to run between the
intersection of King and South
streets to Kalakaua Avenue, Homo
lulu, opening up a new inlet for traffic
to Waikiki, will be called Kapiolani
Boulevard.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06

More Threatening Letters-Sheriff
Pua of the Big Island continues to re-
ceive threatening letters, mostly con
nected with his activities against boot
Logging and has asked the county to
take notice of the situation by turn
ing the letters over to the county at
torney.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06

Spilled the oke-A Chinese passen-
ger debarked from a Waiakea bus
and just as he allighted the handle of
the dress suit ease he was carrying
broke. There was a sound of break
ing glass, a stream of liquid, an odor
that was suggestive and then follow
ed the arrest of the Chinese.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06

Teachers Pensions--At the meetisg
of the Hilo Teachers Union next Sat
urday there will be presented the
draft of a teachers pension bill. Each
teacher would contribute 3 percent of
his or her salary, which on a 1000
600 payroll would be $50, 900 annually
and the territory would contribute an
equal sum, both going into an endow-
ment fund.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-12-06

Hilo High School-It is now X
pected hat the contract for the new
Hilo High School will be let in Febru-
AIRY and the building completed in
time for the opening of the 1922-23
school year.