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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-20
FOR SALE

10 ACRES, south and west of Fla
Ave. Will subdivide into one-acre
tracts; fine building site.
27 ACRES on asphalt road; II acres
in grove. New 5-room bungalow. Price
right for quick sale.
40 ACRES in 3-year-old grove; variety
of fruit-A grapefruit, Il Lou Gin
Gong oranges, u Pineapple oranges,
Atangerines.
IA ACRES grove near city limits.
Price $4,000.
10 ACRES bearing grove near Lake
land Highlands. Price $500.
BIG FOUR REEL ESTATE CO.
Phone 764 diff
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-20

FOR RENT-Five-room modern bun
galow, also about two acres good
strawberry land. 1929 East Morton
street. d7 20
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-20

tethsrInBton- holWorthy,- Insurance. aud RaaI
kstats. Raymondo BulIdibs. Phone 80,
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sBbiCK FOR SALE-Practically new
only run about four months. At
&, sacrifice price for information
4Rll 249 or P. o. Box 5O7, City.
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r SALE-Seven-passenger Willys
* automobile. Fine mechanical
Pndition. Telephone 574 during Of
ace nours. diff
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SKEESMEN.

/ cent a word per inser- Il
, tion, minimum 25c first in
sertlon. Cash with order.
Counting words includes:
"Fur Sale" Wanted" "For
Rent" etc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
Oberammergau TO
Present Passion
Play on May Ia

OUEHANNEHCNt BnNoru
March 90 The villagers here are
feVcrishif flushing preparations
for the first performance of THE
Passion lluy. which oCcurs Nav
~ after 20 full droas rehearsal
Muy o before a number ct invited
guests The village elders sag they
have made arrange Wcutz to house
and feed the foreign and uailN"
guests and Co protect them from
%prontcers or amy form of cNtot-
ton
only about 1000 persons can tc
housed In the village and the VIE
cinify, Consequently the Passion
Play committee haze advised that
visitors should remain only one ur
I'VE days and then give way Tor
uthcrs Application indicate tho
visitors will tax accommodations
severely but ~ b. said officially
an viii Doe taken cure 81
Al sleeping and eating aCCom -
modntions are under direct cot,-
troi 81 thu village administration
and stcps ave been taken 20 So
ysrely punish those who violate the
regulations aud the schedules ol
prices which viii be available To-
all visitors
Approximately 1000 persons viii
participate In the pla" which con.
uuucs from morning until evening
There are 500 regular players i24
~ them being -oloi-is ur with
srelkieE parts MANY wumen and
children participate
The theatsr has % seating cnpn-
city OF faO0. the exact number FOR
which overnight accommodation
have been provided in the village
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from east to west on the north line %
said property - feet and thence running
south from said NV corner 10 the sw
corner - feet and thence running east
along the south line Of said propefty 10
the ~ corner IS feet o inches and
thence from said ~ corner along the
s9sl I'm, o. said prupery " tee, 70 ID.
said land The above piece contains a 2
room adobe house bounded On the
north b. tho Indian School road leading
rom tih street east BY property of
iand u Flsvio Herrera vest b. land
81 l~oreufa Lopez de- sedillo. All water
rEhu h. The variuas ditches from which
this Liant has been irrigated srs 10 20
with the land without additional charge
said last mentioned tracts Of land be-.
ms more particularly described by actual
survey - follows 10 Wit beginning a.
. point Vhich bear south % DEGREES
ner common 20 Sections z and !. Town.
ship 10 North, Rang 3 East thence
north % degrees TO- west 14G6 feet.
thsnce south % degrees So west W
iab feet theme north s7 degrees Soi
sati iest 60 the point and place q
And helms ths same land conveyed 10
corded in Book az. pages a62 ana .sy.
respectively aud the last described pieca
q certain warranty deed from koss
bnder and nihers 20 said James hafc
records Of beuaiilio County. New Meai
That ths ~d~fendunfs In said cause. &c.
eluting those hereia above named are
in the said tracts above described or in
Some % them
Petitioner seeks 20 condemn each and
~ ~ aala Tracts ~ lands together VITA
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cause. including the said defendants in
this notice named and described.
You are further notified that, unlsss
you enter or cause TO BE- entered your
appearance In Tho said cause on or before
the 29nd day VI May, le22, your De
fault VIII b. entered and petiti0ner, by
Ia attorneys, viii present the aalf psti
tion 10 the tnited States District court
Tor the Distsict " New Mexico q the
Federal building. 10 the CITY Of hanta ~,
New Mexico. 90 the gard day Oh MAY,
is2a. Al The boar Of Q O'Clock A n,
aud will then and there apply y the
court for the relief prayed In The ald pe.
tition and will ssf that thre- cdnlnis'
sianerr be appointed BY said eeart. %
assess he dsrfa rec which each and all ~
the defendants Ia said cause wM snatain
BY appropriation Of and taxing BY the
petitioner 81 the lands, real esiats and
water rights described In said petition
and IN this notice. ~ provided hY law,
and will then aud there ask Tor such
other and further action ~ may bp pro
per 10 be taken In the said mattsFf
Dated AZ santa - Ne~ Mesic4 this
WILEY PARs0kS.
Ciert Of the District Court Of The
tuited states In and Cor The Dis
trist o. Ne~ hexico.
Az sis.q2. p . May SIS
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Crowds Attend
Baptist Revival

More than 1875 persons attend
cd the day services yesterday
morning az the First Baptist
church. a record number Tor the
.yanrelistic services that are be-
INK conducted There The DAY
services are held each morning nt
10 o'clock There we're four add
tionf for baptism.
The night services at 7 80 have
been attended hy large crowds.
The subioc; Of EvanEelizt Glenn
T.. Kennedy for tonight rs - Fool
and Hl- Decision ON sunday
morning he will preach on "Ncw
Firth. There will he special
music sunday. Services will con.
tinue az the church all next week.
both morning and evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
DRGIO POLACO
D MANAGE CHICAGO
GRAND OPERA Co.
airy Garden to Be
Only Artist IF She
Returns

fHICAGo. April ib-Giorgio
ncco. who N serving his second
son as conductor Of thc Chicago
bra company. VIII be the new
erai manager next autumn, sue
fiing Mary Garden. according 40
4 Chicago Tribune today Miss
.Hden, " she continues with the
lnphny. II expected to return In
capacity OF artist with no voice
|its guidance.
rhtrk shaw. business manager. Is
fontinue In that position.
tumors Of Missl Garden re-
ment have been numerous here.
Samuel Insult. president uf the
Pc Opera company, has Insisted
ID Miss Garden had been ap-
nted general director and would
ltinue In that capacity. lie said
I amy change must come through
hoye on her side aud In any event
i n welcome TO remain as an
Miss Garden recently has been
|ced several times Ia cancel her
bounced uppearances on the
|tst TO recupcrntc from IN health
also was reported several days
. from New York that charlie
Wagner had guaranteed the
agcr $4,000 for a season In con
and this was followed hy a ic-
pc that she might expect the on
b company 10 meet this figure
pm reports were denied.
MIR. polhcco made his first ap-
'nrance here In the %igl7-iS sea-
n. lie has been associated with
and opera as conductor and man
for so years. lie b. u Neus-
lu by birth and "A n~aturalized
'ncrican citizen.
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lea suicide In Nvw York because
H. refused to condescend TO play
lz and thereby couldn't get en-
auymsnt
idealists pointing out thar the
Ia man sacrificed his llfe for hts
|ieHls will consider him "a philos-
Inhical martyr.
a real philosopher like Socrates
lould have advised him that life H.
series 81 reluctant compromises.
4rlsh.
Nothing IL perfect IN NE We
Ikyr Go make the best 90 things as
ia, are The higher our ideals
HIM reason however the more
get out Of life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

som from the cantata. Tho Prince
Of Life Miss Stortz Solo. Hos
anna tGranierl. Mr. Mexican
900 a m-chrisiian Endeavor
sunrise prayer meeting at Washing
ton park.
1890 o. m.-bratorio. THE Holy
CITY tGnuh Double quaretta Of
soloistf Miss Stortz. Miss Kellogg
Nns Carey. Mrs. Mcneil. Mr..
deake. Ne barrow. Mr.. kanndy.
NJ Agbaiu. supported hy u choir
of twenty voices Orgnnist. Mrs.
faw director. Mr.. Mexican
5fi o. m.-Evening service SER
mon by Or Iohn l. Marquis
&C y m.-ThrouRhout the week
E~VnngeliatiC services In the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
Radio
Station for Kansas

iHTCHINSON. Kan. April H.
he American Telephone and T,ie-
aph company Cuut"mpiatvz cs-
tbhfhing u Of the four most
ywerful wireless telephone broad
lsting stations In the United
ats In Hutchinson, u,coruing to
n tnnouncom.nt made Yesterday
ternoon by H J. Bamford. radio
puciulist connected with the
hutchinson G-ain Radio club. Inc
According to tho announcement
.4e station which is to be- e-tab-
shed here will be ono of tho
ugeHt in the country ana Will
ave a sending range In the day
me Of several thousand miles and
. night should be uhio O. COM
1unicRte with the entire world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
iSJIL DENIES
pDIAAtDD'S SELECTION

CHICAGO. April Is There o.
\ foundation whatever for the
juement Ia the Chicago Tribune
[ morning u- 90 Giurglo Polnccn
Ing the new general director ~
b. Chicago Opera company.
amurl insult. head ~ the civic
pcra association. said today IN a
statement.
No uue has been discussed 90
ke Miss Gardens position In the
'cnt of her retirement the state
tent continued. "nnd AZ n inter OF
.ct the executive organization Will
e Of an entirely different chnrac-
o. should Miss Garden retire. lu
~ event before tho subject OF
Ennizaiion can be- considered the
10000 guarantee fund has got "a
e completed and 10 DO this n sub
antial amount ~ additional sub
glption h required
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

Corner South Third street ana
Wet Lead avenue. Rev b. y Me-
Huif" minister. J. r. Buwycd
sunday school superintendent. l..
d. tup-Sn mus.caI director.
si5 a. m-Sunday school
II 90 n, ma-rersice wan SER
mon. The Victory OF the Risen
Life"
chem Awake Thou That
Slecpest." Maker.
.s4I4es tuetur-In the End Of
The sabbath Coornc.
oncrtory solo-"The Mighty God
Hath spoken tCnseI Mrs. n. a..
~s,ncrruu.
Evening service:
$500 p. m.-Epworth league.
90 D. m-Ea-ter 'cantata. ~
christ the Victor hy Ludley Husk.
SIR knights Of Pilgrim Com
mondery, number 3, wall he In at
tendance at tho morning service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
NOTICES

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
In the Probate Court " Bernaiiilo
County. New Meaico.
n the Matter Of tho Estate Of John
n ~ommer Deceased
Notice b. hereby given that he un.
dsrsigusd Waa, on the thiriieih day ~
March i922. duly appointed Administra.
TOR Of The estate - John n Summer. Do.
ceased By the Probate Court Of hefua.
hilo County aud having qualified us
such administrator all persons having
lhlns against the estate u said deco
dent are hereby notified and required 10
resent tho same Co tho undersirusd in
he manner and within the time pre-
scribed BY law.
Daied March 30th. 1929.
" A MARTIN.
ANmNUaaHr.Fu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
Stock Company at
Crystal Tomorrow

The Fer ais-Taylor stock COM
puny is ready for the opening Of "a
two weeks engagement at the
Crystal Ouein house tomorrow
right The company promises "a
rare treat Tor lovers OF good
drama and comedy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
Immtnuci Evangelical Lutlh'rnn
Church

Corner Gold avenue and Arnn
street. carl Schmid. pastor. Resi-
denco goo south Arno street,
SUNDAY school a:i5 a. N.
Services In the German language
2 g. u. IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

Corner FIN and silver ~ g.
Cooper and g. a. Mckeun pastor
4Gf e. VA sunday school q D.
Crisfy superintendent
n :00-Eastcr serice Reception
~ members sermon The thzftI
Message solo Victory Easter
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central Avenue Methodist Church
central and Arno. Rev. CHARLES
G. IfIgbcc. pastor.

0py,sal r.aSttr rerico.
$3.50 a. m-rhurch school Mr.
j. r. Major, superintendent.
no 90 a ~ Easter exercise hy
Primary department. under dlreC-
ton ui Mr- - l. Murray.
90 go 60 Easter music a. fol
lows; hymn. Christ the Lord o.
..,.vh To-Day tDnHrlrs " esicyI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

In the matter Of Estate Of Harry Con
nora. deceased.
NOTICE i hereby given that hafKa.
ret Young ESecutrN o. the Eataie %
Harry Cnnnors. deceased, has flied " the
Probate Court u hsrnaiilio County New
Mexico. her final report - such Erecu-
trr aud the Cart has appointed Ihurs-
daV the g1th day % April. ls22, 4 The
day Tor hearing objections anysthsru
be- 90 the approval o. said final report
and the dischargs - said Enerutrft
Witness 10y hand and the seal - said
Probate Court this gard day u March,
ip29.
FRED CROLLOTl
CLERK u said Probsts Court
tSeall
Mar gt.Aur 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
Thu. Army

sIan 2is souh second street.
phone s27% officer Captain Dick
Guest.
Sunday service,
1900 a m. County jail service.
1900 Holiness meeting tsub-
iecD What of persons
ought yc TO b eg"-2 Peter. s; II.
tioo D. m. sunday school and
adult Bible class. w. ~. Smith,
junior ; NJ. capt. DICK Guest,
leader of Bible class.
giun. fopIc. by d way OF
raith" leader. Mrs. Captain Guest
200 p m, street serice.
soc y m. salvation meeting
The grand finale OF Calvary
North Fourth Street Gospel Hall
1900 North Fourth street. sun
day school and Bible class at ga
"a. M W G. Raahe. supt.
u a m. Breaking OF Bread In
Remembrance OF the LORD. Acc
20: e. No preaching at this hour
g. m Preaching IN Spanish by
Jose y. Rcy.
tt8o . m Preachir~ bv Car
Amending. Subject: THE Rcsur-
roctiun in type Und Anu,yp"
Tuesday ~ 80 y M. BIBLE study
In spanish ley jose u. Roy
Wednesday : D. m. Meeting for
prayer at ne home u ". b. Aau-
ger. 5Oi West Roma.
Friday a. % D. M. Bible study
at the hall
~ ye then be risen with Christ.
aspl fhueY fhIuue uttph are ubuye
whore Christ ~ittcth on the right
hand of Cod Coiossinns 3 /
Text chosen by Carl Amending OF
s.aaH.N nan
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Serices in the English language
II .. m
In both these services the pas
tor will preach on The Importance
~ the Resurrection OF Christ to the
Christian Also the choir will sinE
at both services.
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Yrs Raptl.t Church

Corner broadway and Lead ave-
nue. Thomas " Harvey, pastor.
Ihone -O2tW
Revival services at ~ a. m and
Z 80 y M and daily through the
week az 10 a m, and 7 30 y IN.
Hear Evangelist Glen Kennedy OF
~ paso
Graded Bible school ~ at5 n m.
w hat AN attcndanc. Of 5l2 on
last sunday.
School AT station 4. FORESTER
avenue. at . 80 q m.
Men class meets at the Y. NJ G.
\. building at $3.50 a. m
Junior and Senior Unions at 8 30
D. M.
Special music at morning service
under the direction Of Mrs Blanche
Underwood Anthems, HAL the
Risen King uLorenzl Thanks BE
unto God" CMilsonl y p Wooi-
ruff will sing the evening ~offcrtory.
Miss Edith HIne vii sing The Man
% the Cross tMorrisl at the Bap-
~ NAL -crice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

J.. W. Clutter, pastor. Meets In
BarclaH.
Iu.ov a m-Suudny school
lif00 q. m-Scrmon.
$50 y. m.-song service and
sermon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

Located In the eleventh block
on Forester avenue.
song service at 10 a. m.
bihie study 10 80 a. n.
breaking OF bread In remem-
bronco Of u Lord n a. M. fol-
lowed by sermon by Brother Tip
ton Of Estuncia. lie will also
preach at Z 30 y. IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

switzerland has two women
Iudgcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

You will find it in our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

tt % south truhN.
way. Harold ;. Davidson. rh
Mn " RrysidcnCc $50 scum
Walter street.
u.- ,utiEfian EndraNOr pray.
err meeting AZ o'clock subject
uDruz ~ Iw1 MorId- Roman
~ -. Phil g. %. -. 90 1 Pete.
I; 7-5 Meeting led by the pastor
Church school az 10 u'clopl
80 . - Jones superintendent
Morning services nj ~ o. Sable,
Of sermon what the EastsrtIdi
MAY Mean e. u
Evening service nt 90 instca
Of So subject of sermon Roll
ing Away :he stone
Easter music announced ESQ
where
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

Corner broadway and Gold VIII
lard A Guy minister. ll5 South
Walter, phone 16f9M.
Easter program
8 so to 90 "a. m.-Sunrise pray
OF meeting.
st5- Bible school Exercises by
the Primary department
1luO-Morning worship. Ser
mon topic The Unused Species "
8 3O-senior and intermediate
Endeaver meetings.
So Easter cuututa by the
choir. followed hy % short story by
The minister.
Mrs v. E.. Mcdowell is in charge
% music
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

'hlN'E ElAth ana TllAtfs AftNNI
NJ knudson. pastor.
9 80 a M Sunrise praise and
prayer service. Easter meditation
90 ,uc purtui on Inc Morning OF
aturuiugs Special music. solo.
"Ho~anna' iGranicrl. Mrs. KARI
Noncmun. Anthem. The Glory OF
victory bawus' OpInfoid-LorenEi
ta0 "a. Morning Worship.
Easter sermon by the pastor on
some Results Of the Resurrec-
ton Reception ~ new members.
and Holy communion. baptism
Will he administered. special
music solo. BE Comforted. We
That Mourn" 6t1sherJ, Mrs X J.
cambridge. Anthem. 90 Death.
" here u Thy sting ' Anthem.
The Resurrection and the Liiv
tWilsopl.
ESQ . m.-Christian Endeavor
meeting Topic. ''Citizcns o. Two
worlds Lsader. Ernest Barn
hart
$50 D. m-The evening service
Will be IN charge Of the sunday
school Tho program includes sc-
lections OF songs and recitation
nom various departments OF the
school and q scripture exercise en-.
Utlcd Emmanuel" "a @rupreEeutu.
ton Of the life OF christ from HIi
birth 10 Ills resurrection and a-.
ceusiuu The exercise consists u'
song and scripture. IA. music iu.
Guiding a solo. Il know That Ny
kodocmcr Lives Nldermerei
VIE * baldridge ana an an.
them. LIN Up Your Hohds
,AuaInHl SPECIAL offering tor th,
benevolent work OF the church
For fhg NRek
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02
WOMEN PIONEERS HOME

At the next session of the Territor- ial legislature some measure Will un- doubtedly be introduced to make pro- vision for taking care of aged female pioneers, who have outlived their earning capacity and need help from the government. There is ample pro vision made for taking care O. male pioneers, but nothing has ever been done to provide help for the worth! females who helped develop the re- sources of Alaska, and who by thelf nresence encouraged and helped make a nation out of wilderness.
 The editor of the Gateway has long advocated this move, believing that it is matter of simple justice to these pioneers Many of them pre- fer to remain near the scenes of ear Her days. and should be allowed to do so an ample appropriation being made to provide them with necessities and simple pleasures.
 This relief work could be carried on by the endorsation of the local lgloos' There is nothing too good for the Plo- neer. and whether man or woman they should receive equal attention.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02

DEMOCRATIC leaders claim the party will carry the Third division for the reason that the party is well or ganized and has been making a house to house canvas This time next week will prove the fallacy of the assertion. Notwithstanding there are more dem- ocrats than republicans holding offices in the Territory we believe that they lack the ing-atitude to work openly against their employers. By voting the ticket straight this danger may be eliminated. s-| -H
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02

DOWN IN SEATTLE the other day rival wood dealers had several firms dealing in fuel arrested on the charge that they gave toe large load or wood for the stipulated price. Ana strange to say, instead of commencing the dealers, the commission took cog nizance of the charge and will probab- ly censure the Puget Sound phlian- thropist This is case where common sense and not technicali,ie ,ies should prevail. If Seattle residents arc actual ly getting dollars worth of ncr- chandise for 100 cents the donors should receive a gold medal and the thanks of the public. It is case Of too much law.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02

Published by GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Seward, Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02

IF EACH candidate in the general election believed in everything his constituents wanted him to, and prom ised to bring about legislation cover- ing their cases, he would be in Juneau the next century and a half, and then only have the bills as far as the com mittees.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02
THE SEWARD GATEWAY PUBLISHED DAILY
 at Seward, Alaska

Entered as Second Class Matter Sep- temher 2nd, 1915, at the Post Office at Seward, Alaska, under the Act of
 March Third, 1879.
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02

A CITIZEN, who is fair game for all catchpenny ads in the Outside papers, recently answered one telling how to keep a nome warm without stove or furnace" The answer came back. "spit in your mother-in-law's eye"
The Seward gateway., 1922-11-02

THE extreme penalty for bigamy has now been limited to mothers-in- law. 4 i 1"Fef :.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08
Friends of Russia
Question Japan's
Siberian Policy

LONDON, July 6 (Assoicated
Press MaiD-Japan's announcement
of a date terminating her occupation
of the Maritime province of Siberia
has been received with general salts
faction in Britain official circles. The
national Hands off Russia" commit
tee, however, is not entirely satisfied
and through it's secretary, w. p.
Coates, has drawn attention to the
fact that there is nothing in the de
cision of the Toxic government to in.
dictate complete withdrawal of Japan
csc troops from Russian territory.
1t is pointed out that no mention is
made concerning the Russian half of
the island of Sakhalin, which is occu-
pied by Japan. Mr.. Coates, in a state
ment, has declared that the japanese
delegates to the Washington confer
ence said their government intended
~evacuating not only the Maritime pro-
vince but also Russian Sakhalin.
Great Britain, as a signatory of the
Washington treaties, he says, has a
right to ask whether that promise will
be honored.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-08

in the hearts of the living. Nothing
was found of the mortal remains of
Sergeant Victor Chapman and Lieuten-
ant Carter Ovington. They met their
fate while soaring high above the
clouds and like Guynemer they van
ished into space, leaving no trace.
A small urn will suffice to contain
all that is left of Major Raoul Lufbery,
cremated alive in his burning plane.
Their bodies may have gone to dust
but for each one of these Ga men a
place will be set apart as an indivi-
dual memorial which either now or at
any time can be used as a place of
internment. In any case, the name
of each will appear among the names
of his comrades.
This is the program of the Lafayette