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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Coming Events

Wednesday, November 8-Board of
Supervisors meets at 9 o'clock.
Thursday, November e-Maui Cham
Der of Commerce meets.
Friday, November 10-Drive for Chill
dren's Home funds starts.
Saturday, November 11-American
Legion Day of fun at Kahului Fair
Grounds.
Friday, November 17-Annual Meet.
ing of Maui Teachers Association at
Kahului Community House. Lecture
by DR.. Porteus, Mental Examinations
and Tests" Territorial Building, Ka-
hului, $3.50.
Saturday, November 1s-Annual en-
tertainment Bazaar and Dance of Wo-
mans Guild Church of the Good Shep-
herd at Territorial Building.
Wednesday, November 29 - Free
Dance and Sale by Catholic Ladies
Aid Society in Waikiki, place to be
announced.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
NEWSPAPERS PROTEST KILLING
ASSOCIATED PREssl

MEXICO CITY, Nov. Local news
papers have made much of the fact
that, according to figures published by
the department of foreign relations,
during the past year only fourteen
Americans have met violent death in
Mexico compared to twenty-one MeXi-
cans killed in the United States, in
Guiding thirteen in the state of Texas.
The newspapers assert those figures
prove that the United States govern
ment is moi justified in its demands
for protection of the lives of its ma
tionals here. 1t is also reported that
during the past few months the MeXi-
can foreign office has made frequent
representations regarding alleged kill
ings of Mexicans in the United States.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Personal Mention

L. f. Jones returned from Honolulu
this morning.
Mrs. j. T. Fantom returned from
honolulu today.
J.. r Paris was a hOmeComer on the
Kilauea Saturday.
Rev. f. Z. Pleasant returned from
Honolulu Saturday.
Mrs. T. A. Brown returned this
morning from Honolulu.
Thomas r. Clark returned from Ho-
nolulu this morning.
Mrs. II. p. Baldwin returned from
Honolulu this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. NJ. Cunningham are
expected back from Honolulu.
Mrs. r. n. Corbaley returned Sat
urday from a visit to Honolulu.
Mrs. Ray Rietow was a home com
er on the Kilauea this morning.
Rev. Augustine Jones returned from
Honolulu on the Kilauea Saturday.
A. j. Campbell was a Honolulan to
arrive by the Kilauea this morning
Mrs. d. p. Penhallow returned from
Honolulu by this mornings Kilauea.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Penhallow re-
turned from Honolulu on Saturday.
Ernest Giesecke is over from Ho-
nolulu on one of his piano tuning
visits.
David P%enhallow, who has been i'll
in Honolulu, returned home from col
lege today.
William Searby was over from Ho-
nolulu to attend the memorial ser
vices on Sunday.
Douglas Brewster is expected back
from Australia on the Niagara, due in
Honolulu Saturday.
w. A. Baldwin returned on Satur.
day by the Wilhelmina from a bust.
ness trip to Honolulu.
Attorney Eugene Murphy returned
Saturday evening from a brief bust
nsse trip to the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Hughes of
Puunene returned on the Wilhelmina
Saturday from a vacation spent in Ho.
nolulu.
Delegate Harry A. Baldwin left fol
Honolulu on the Wilhelmina Sunday
night and will continue on to the
mainland
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Pertinent Paragraphs

New Store Building--Frame for a
new store building at Camp 3 is about
~.
Tourist Bureau coming-Members
Of the Hawaii Tourist plan to hold
their November meeting on Maui a
week from next Friday.
Bazaar and Sale-There will be a
bazaar and sale for the benefit of the
Haiku Catholic Church at the church
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Chamber Meets Thursday-The reg
ular monthly meeting of the Maui
Chamber OF Commerce will be held
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Supervisors Tomorrow Maui
County Supervisors will meet tomor-
row and again on Friday to complete
the business of the November SEES
sions.
Court of Honor-The Court of Hon
or of Maui Council Boy Scouts will be
held in the Circuit Court room Sat
urday evening. There will be award
ed three life saving medals. 40 first
class diplomas and a large number of
merit badges. An invitation is eX-
tended TO the public.
Show ~Pleases-Dick p. Harris,
erstwhile manager of the Maui thea
tiers was handed an ovation following
his character representations at the
Hippodrome last night. Dick scored
a tremendous hit with the crowd as
Uriah Heep, from the play THE Old
Curiosity Shop and in his last por-
trayal taken from the closing scenes
Of the once famous melodrama
Drink
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Ross Field Will
Be Discontinued
PREss)

ARCADIA, Cal, Nov. Cross Field,
once the country's great balloon
schools and air flight centers, will
soon be a memory. Recent departure
of the CO, the first great army dirigi-
Bile to make a transcontinental flight,
and of all but twelve enlisted men,
has left the big station sealed and
empty. The twelve enlisted men will
serve as caretakers until their enlist
ment expires, when even they will
leave.
Discontinuance of the field as an air
station has not been followed by any
determination as to what purpose it
will be used, although it is believed
here an effort will be made when on
gress reconvenes to provide an appro-
priation to reopen the field.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Mas She

Australian Paper-"The play pre-
sented was S~hakespeare's Tanning of
the Shrew.' " We seem to recall that
Petruchio flourished a whip in one
scene, but we don't think he actually
trOunced the ~obstreperous lady. -
Christian Advocate (~Cincinnati.)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
Their Taking WAYS

Birkenhead has decided to have no
more pOlicewomen. on the ground
that they get married almost as soon
as they are enrolled" 1t all comes
of teaching them to say, you come
along quietly" in just the right tone
of VOice.-PunCh.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
WANT ADS

WANTED - Competent bookkeeper
and st~enographer by a prominent
Waikiki concern. Hours 8 a. m,
to 5 p. m. Apply by letter address
ed to Maui News, p. o. Box ga,
stating experience, salary desired,
etc. IF.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07
INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT
"a PRESS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE de
partment of labor reports that EN-
ployment for the month of October has
increased in 70 out of IA major indus
tries. The group include all sections
of the country.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07

Farmer-"See here, young Teller,
what are you doing up that tree?
Boy-'One of the apples fell down
and I'm trying to put it back."-The
Antidote (PeekskilD.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07

j. c. Blair returned from Honolulu
Saturday on the Wilhelmina.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-11-07

Frank Richardson was a Honolulu
passenger to arrive on the Wilhel-
nina Saturday.
, 1922-05-01
c. R. PETERSON
BUYS CADILLAC
AGENCY, CASPER

Tho cadillac car agency in Casper
is row in the hands OF tho Wyoming
Cadillac company OF which Carney r.
Peterson Is manager. Tho deal where
by tho Wyoming Cadillac company
took over the agency was consum-
mated during tho past week with
gents of the estate OF Herbert ]. Pet.
erson, deceased.
Ths safes offices Of tho Wyoming
Cadillac company VIII be maintained
at 2o3 Consolidated Royalty building,
Tho office will be hnndied by Mr.. Pet,
srson in conjunction with his agency
for tho ]. N. Carey and Bro real
estate interests here.
under the deals eo~nsurntnR.ed dur
ing the week, l.. @. Murphy, former
Casper merchant and automobile deal
er will take over ths management OF
fhh Casper Motor company, q, II. Pat
erson and others will retain their In
tsrssts in the garage put Mr., Murphy
N1n manage h hffaies for the astntt
OF II. j, Peterson,
The service and parts department %
the Cadillac agency viii bs handled bS
IAai D, Branson, MF, BransoIT's en-
tract ENSURES Cadillac owners OF higf
class mechanical serViea on ears il
operation here,
Leigh b. Townsend, cashier OF th'
etocksnen's National bank will he as
eociated with C, r. Peterson in tn
Wyoming Cadillac company,
, 1922-05-01
CASPER ROTARY
WEEK IN CITY
What Education Means to
Boys to Be Subject of
Addresses Before Eighth
Grade Glasses.

"Boys Week. Is TO be observed I'M
Casper this week, the Casper Rotary
club sponsoring a program to be OBJ
served in the schools. The local club
VIII have four opeakers address the
various eighth grades in the city
schools on VIVA Education Means TO
Boys" and other subjects Of welfare
TO the growing generation.
RESOLUTIONS Of condolences on the
death OF Robert T. Kemp, former Ro-
tartan, we're read and passed at the
weekly luncheon Of the club today.
Harry McCracken was taken into
the organization today and was made
the subject OF more or less fun Mr..
Mccracksn Is one Of n Froprietors
Of the Puritan Butter shop.
II. p. Wheeler spoke IN detense OF
the school board with regard to re
ports that he board viii not hire mar
ned teachers IN the future. Mr..
Wheeler said that the board had no
, 1922-05-01
PROSPEROUS SEASON
FACING SHEEP GROWER

Holding that sheepmen running
their fcoks in the vicinity OF Salt
Creek have suffered very littls loss
during the unfavurahle spring weather
and that n bright and prosperous sen.
son Is III general outlook Messrs.
John n Casey and NJ W. Purcell. 10
cal attorneys having interests especial
ly in the Circle Cross outfit returned
yesterday evening from the company
range whore they made q detailed in
v~e=tigation Of the stock. Prospects
are bright for big lamb and wool crops
and for q good market to assdmfIate
the production.
, 1922-05-01
BACK TO
WORK INSTEAD
OF TO COLORADO
Burbank Man Says TsuIae
Actually Put Him Back on
His Feet IN Five Days
Time.

TT r. very seldom I get euthused
over anything as much as I am over
Taniac. said w D. Graves 1I.I San
Fernando Bldg. Burbank Cal, a well
known transfer man.
'For five years i was IN such q bad
INK / could scarcely eat a thing and
fett tired and sluggish Al the time. I
vas 20 Y n least excitement
upset me for hours. and I never got
a good nights sleep Nothing I tool
seemed to help me. and finally I got
30 bad off I got ready to go to Chic
RADIO. hoping that might benefit me
But I saw n Taniac statement
which 50 impressed me I bought a bot
tie, Ind in five days felt so much
better I actually went back to work
instead OF going to Colorado. Tanlac
a now built me up Twelve pound
IN weight. and I am a ven man IA
one time four members Of our fnS
iy were taking Tanlac. and Il has BEN
splendid for an Of u.s."
Tanlao Is sold by all good drug
Eists-Adv.
, 1922-05-01
RECORD MONTH
IS CLOSED BY
SHER|FFFORCE
April Most Important from
Cleanup Standpoint Since
Present Administration
Began.

Ono Of the most important months
IN the history OF the sherifrs office
At any period of its existence here
has Just closed, according to the rec
oris OF the office which p dis
cioeed today
While the total arrests during ths
month. 60 IN All. does not represent
the record month In number OF ar
rests. the crimeo charged against the
defendants arraignsd pre=ent the
most complex and diversified list OF
ma sor crimes ever Fnthered on a law
enforcement register for a period OF
n month.
The 60 arrests mark several -dHftnfte
campaigns aEasust vfcs hero, fncfu-
ding the elimination OF n strongly
mnniszd dope ring, the breaking up
Of gambling and prohibition law VIC
iatoru and numerous other ecTuus IN
fractions e
The crimes charged sEzfnrt h dc
fendants include vaErancy, liquor.
E~urEiary, stills, car thefts, q checks,
Gambling. bribery and numerous 9TH
Lesser offe1ses.
Holding that ne successful drfve
chut his office made on tho agents
responsible for the Wholesale dope
traffic in Casper WIS ono OF h most
outstanding accomplishments Of his
regime Sheriff Marquis said That he
would rather terminate the nets of n
dope peddler than TO effect tho ermt-
nation of any other form Of trnccc
that he Knew OF.
~wlflo the accomplishments notnd
this month show n conccrtnd effort
on the part OF law endorsement ofn-
GERS" sherfff Marquis aid cit docs
DOT compare IN number OF total ar
restx with other months It rs Just a
-forerunner, however,. to continuous
campaigns that VIII eliminate serious
attractions and then violations OF all
kinds"
, 1922-05-01

elAru that commission merchants.
traders and dealers who buy and sell
livestock inter its arrival At Chicago
sfockyzzus are engaged In interstate
commerce
CHIEF Justice Tan IN holding feder-
al control Of the s~tockya-ds OF the
country as directed IN tho packers
and stockyz-ds act to be constitu-
dona declared the yards constituted
q channel through which interstate
shipments Of livestock flowed and fur
ther Ereat national public utfl.
titles. Justice McReynolds dissented
without delivering an opinion and
Justice Day did not participate.
, 1922-05-01
HEAVY VOTE IN
ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION SEEN
Afternoon and Evening Elk
pected to Witness Big Run
on Poll at the Central
Building.

Casper n Natrona county went to
the polls today tn vote for candidates
for h school board OF District No. :
and for the Natrona county high
scchool board and while the early aft
emon vote was comparatively light
II was predicted that evening would
witness a heavier VOTE than usual for
these positions The poll AZ the Cen
trail school building will be open until
6 O'Clock this evening.
Candidates for the district school
board r l.. A Reed. w O. Wilson.
S. W. Conwell. A B. Chapman and
Byron S. HUE.
Candidates for the high school board
orc C. II. Townsend. w. o. Wilson
George B. Nelson. Harriet B. Crieve.
a B. Chapman and Byron s. Flute.
The name OF any person may be
written or the ballots.
, 1922-05-01

and Chicago and Northwestern rvs
tens that they would grant houe-
seeks excursion rates to Wyoming
this summer for the first time in five
years. The round trip tariff viii be
the one-way charge plus two dollars
and will apply to parties. of fiv or
more persons from Missouri river
points m dali others east OF there
The rate was discontinued before
Americas entrance into the world
war.
Hall said TIE Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy probably would announce
similar action shortly.
, 1922-05-01
LEASE PROBE
is DELAYED

WASHINGTON. May 1. - Inves-
dgataon of tho recent leasing to tho
Sinclair interests OF development
rights In tho Wyoming naval oil 70
soxvr ordered by the senate last
Saturday, probably win be delayed
n wcelS or two. Chairman Smoot OF
the public lands committoe, which
VIII conduct the inquiry. said to-
day after the conferences with In
terror department. officials. Tho do,
Lay viii DO caused by p~reparztion
OF now documents called for under
the resolution OF inquiry.
, 1922-05-01
GRANTED HEARING AT White
HOUSE, HELDAT ELLIS ISLAND

ranged by the state department. at
The request Of the German enbaEsy-
DepGtmlct % Justice officials said
thy had requested her dstentIon
upon arrival yesterday At New
York pending Investigation o. al
Iced communisdc beliefs
Delegates 10 the messing q tho
International league OF peace had an
engagement today with Secretary
Hughes to present a plan for rec
ignition Of Russia
, 1922-05-01
ALLEGED DOPE PEDDLER
NO. II ARRESTED HERE

% the list of dope peddleFs caught in
fxa draRBst which resulted in the ar
rest of 10 persons Friday and SatBF
day. The arrest Of Smith is said 10
szase sesaIted in cleaning Up the
Ef9is gang o< paEsSas engaged in I'M
deF7Drid dope traffic On which Sher-
If Joe L, Marquis and his forces
have beeR driving fT the past sew
Grad weeks,
, 1922-05-01

such rule and thai the hiring OF teach
rs was based entirely on efficiency,
whether the teacher was married or
Jingle. He called attention TO h elee-
ton OF new board members being held
today
Tho club voted TO attend the cleo
ton In a body.
, 1922-05-01
HOMESEEKERS
RATES REVIVED

CHEYENNE. wyo- May l.@Spe-
cial to The Tribune6sate Immigra-
ton Commissioner C. S. HIN announc-
ed today fe had Just received word
from officials Of the Union Pacific
, 1922-05-01
ACT
or LAST YEAR
Is HELD VALID
Supreme Court Hands Dorm Decision Up
holding Constitutionality of Lam
Affecting Control of Packers

May 1.-The packers and stockyards act
of 1921 was declared constitutional today by the supreme
court
The court in disposing of cases brought by James E. Bur
ton and others representing Chicago traders, and Stafford
Bruthers in behalf of the Chicago commission merchants. de-
, 1922-05-01
WASHINGTON. NJ

WASHINGTON. May UNITS
House officials were informed to-
day that one Of those on President
Harding's enEageDent list for the
day. Miss Gertrude Baer. q Ham
burg. Germany. . delegate 10 the
meeting here Of The international
woman's pace league. would be IN
able TO IN the engagement because
Of detention at Ellis Island The
visit OF Mss Rae- to the White
House was said to have been ar
, 1922-05-01

Ethel and Peg had another quarrel
yesterday. We can't imagine why
Ethel doesn't X Peg. but viii know
on May =. High school auditorium.
5-1-2t
, 1922-05-01

The new king OF Egypt has given
SIS. 900 TO the poor OF Cairo. .
, 1922-05-01
TOO LATE TO

Going East? Ask us about our en-.
cellent train service q oil oastarn and
B~outheastern terminals, Omaha. Kan.
a city. St Louis. Chicago, otc.,
through slecpcrs Casper TO Omaha.
connecting with sieeper service 10
eastcrn cities Ride through tho beau
tifui agricultural region OF the North
Plato Valley and Central Nebrnska.
Lot us plan your tour. J.. A Leary.
division passenger agent G. C. Scott.
ticket agent bI-3t
Ladies'. call Betty's Beauty Parior,
4e7J for appointments. Slot
FOR SALE-By owner, good lot, 40
foot front; closo in; southeast part
of town. Box As26. Tribune: terms.
6-l-2t'
FOR RENT-Four-room house: un
furnished, modern: on req. Inquire
b4S South Lincoln strrst. 5.l-2t.
WANTED-To room ind board four
gentlemen In modern home; close
in: very reasonable. 526 South Cen.
ter street; also light housekeeping
room Phone 1os4J. 5-1-3t
wANTED-BundIe washing. mend.
ing also done Mt homo laundry, ia
North burlington street. Mrs. Cora
Lynn, Slate
FOR RusNT-Unfurnished apartment;
three rooms and bath. sos South
Lincoln street Phone 163oNi.
Slit.
FOR RH1hT-New four-room modern
apartment Phone S1SR, SLIT
EXPERIENCED iaundress wants
day work, Phsns 645J. Call for Mrs.
bnrnhss, 6-1-2t
FOR REHT+ gerag on $50 South
Ash street. Phone 17S3W. 5-1-st
FOR sALE-isz1 Ford touring, COM
pieteiy equipped, two new spare
uresj all new tires on whaels, Is in
first class condition, 500 cash or
tsrns- 1871 Maxwell touring car, run
aboSiI 1900 miles, is good as new
good tarmss 1919 Maxwell touring,
completely rebuilt, a real good buy.
1850, ReveFaI other good buys in good
.faKs' Oidsmobils, Pords, ChaimenL C.
e. Kennedy, corner East Second and
Park avenue- Phone 1419W, Slit
FOR REhT-Unfurnishsd apartment;
large ii~gingnooaas diniasEsoEn, bath
reom, and k~tGheaetts5 disappearing
bed; hot water heat, on PsyemeRt,
rent $50, Phsas l424M o. ssh
5IIf
FOR RbST-FgFHishet apaztmegt;
hot wafer heat gas Enas; dissp-
peaT1ng bed Phone sst or 1424M.
SLIT
WANTED TO BUY National cash
register and adding machine. Ad-
dress dacSett- rs Divine street.
5IIts
WARFfsD-Sid fo< general house
work; must be first class cook; ref
sFences required Inquire betgecn 9
aad IL O'Clock Mrs R L. VERT.
Phone llso. 5I-st
, 1922-05-01

Indigo was used by the ancient
Egyptians in dyeing their mummy
wrappinga. -
, 1922-05-01

- @ - = - .AN1A-ANA -
tbs Dupeui district o. TrznUfvank
PEKING-MErtfaI Lev declared In
Picking.
TENTSN@SSvenl hundred TO
ported killed IN civil war
NEW FORK-An- Roe 6rainge.
mother a Perry A. GraiWer. Aus
tralian composer and phisf, Killed by
fall from 18Th story window in
Aeoiian Han building.
CH1CAGO-Gompcrs issued state
meu declaring that recognition By
tho United States OF the -koishsyik
tyranny" IN Russia would be =
needless and base betrayal Of CIV
Mraffon-"
NEW YORK-Thres kno~u to be
dead. moro than Is injured I'm fire
which destroyed n four story franc
teDemept IN Richmond Hill district
Los ANGELES - One hundred
and fifty members Of band who raid
ed residence ut IngIewcod last week
will surrender IN body to district at
torDfy Wednesday Grand Goblin Of
Il. IA X credited with saying.
KANSAS CFTY-Four OF five
negroes killed in two explosions that
wrecked roaming house.
, 1922-05-01

KANSAS CFTY-Four OF five
negroes killed in two explosions that
wrecked roaming house,
, 1922-05-01
Of
NIGHT NEWS


sons killed I'm . mine eTpiosiOn IN
the Lupeni district Of Trzayivank
, 1922-05-01

PEKNG+MartfaI Izr declared In
Picking.
, 1922-05-01

FOR RBST-FuFHishsd apartment;
hot waasE heat; gas range; dissp-
pearing bed Phone ssf or 14a4M.
SLIT
, 1922-05-01

WANTED TO BUY National cash
register and adding machine. Ad.
dress HacSett- rs Divine street
55Its
, 1922-05-01

WANfBD-GiH fox general house
work; must DO first class cook; ref
eFencss required Inquire between 9
and il O'Clock Mrs r. L. Wertz.
Phone 1880. 5J-ct
, 1922-05-01

FOR REST-UnfiIrnished apartment;
large iigingnoom, d~iniRgBsoEn, bath,
room, and kitGfeaettss disap1eaEias
bed hot water heat, on PsyemeHii
rent $50. Bisas l424M OF ssh
, 1922-05-01

TIENTSN-SS~enl hundred re-
ported killed IN civil war.
, 1922-05-01

EXPERIENCED iaundress wants
day work, Phsns 645J. Call for Mrs.
Harness, S-l-2t
, 1922-05-01

FOR HffNT-New four-room modern
apartment. Phone SISR, SLIT
, 1922-05-01

FOR RusNr-Unfurnished apartment;
three rooms and bath. sos South
Lincoln street Phone 163oN.
Kin
, 1922-05-01

Many manufacturers are disposing of surplus stocks from canoe
bought our share of these bargains, and during this month will
young mems Spring and Summer Wearing Apparel
, 1922-05-01

FOR REHT| garage on $50 South
Ash street. Phone 17S3W, s-1-gt
, 1922-05-01

WANTED-Bundie washing; mend.
ing also oono Mt homo laundry. 713
North burlington street. Mrs. Cora
Lynn. Slate
Glas svobode., 1922-06-20
SEST LEPOTIC PRIJETIH V
KOPALNI OBLEKI.

New York, n. Y. = Sest kraso-
tic Broadwayia Sc bo morale "a
govarjati pred sodnikom radi te'
ra. For so bile ",nespodobno oble.
eene".
Premalo obleke in nekai vale
kov plesni dvorani, to oboje je
povzroeilo, da Sc je policija zgla-
sila V nekem kabaretu, kjer ie sest
deklet plesalo V kopalni obleki. =
Dekleta so seve sila nevoljna ter
zatrjujejo, ceS, da ie bilo njihno
delo umetniSko, in da nimajo poll
caji nobenega smisla "a plesoco
krasoto.
Glas svobode., 1922-06-20
SoKOLoM IN SoKoLSKIM PRI-
JATELJEM v NAZNANJE.

JugoSlovensh Sokolsk Savez v
Ljubljani je izdal Stiri serije kras-
nih umetniSkih razglednic. Postal
nam je cd vSake serije emo in Gi-
kaSki rojaki, ki Sc zanimajO "a So
l1olsko miSel, iih lahkO ogledajo V
naSem uredniStvu.
KraSne razglednice razprOdaja
Savez po pet centov komad, dvaj-
set centov torei "a zbirkO Stirih u
metniSkih sokOlSkih razglednic. =
Kdor bi zelel imeti to zbirkO, ki je
bila izdana V SpOmin vSesOlskega
zleta, XII Sc bo vrSil augusta meSeca
Glas svobode., 1922-06-20
voJNA KoBILICAM.


V Washingtonu so prejeli poro-
clio, da so slime trume maroSkih
kobilic ma poti v Francijo, in .da
so francoski vojaki re pripravlje-
nj ma sprejem tega nezazeljenega
obiska. Pfedkratkim, pravi tisto
poroGilo, so ze enkrat vdrle marc
ske kobilice francosko ozemlje.
Zeleznice dovoljujejo brezplacno
prevazanje strupa in aparatov, in
vojaske oblasti nudijo po cele od-
delke svoiih voiakov in vojaske
automobile "a boi proti kobilicje-
mu rodu.