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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-07

Each local committee tor the sale of
Christmas Seals and Bonds In setting
It's own target" and the smaller tar
get" that has been heard of by the
state secretary has been ten cents
per capita.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-07
TIL. FORKS

Twelve good work horses for sale
Some matched pairs. Horses ar
now working in tho wool Profile
K Robinson. Bingham.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
....... EDICTO
EN LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, p. R.
pE segundo Distrito.
secci6n .
Estados Unidos de America.
EtsPFesidenae de los 3. U SIS.
No. S1S1.
segundo Distrito.
Secci6n
No. s1s1.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX PARTE.

. ID
H0R CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
Ho ell abogado Don LUIS VIZCA-
.RR0ND0 CORONADO una mocion a
nombre d. Josefa Diaz Romero para
que Sc Gs-lalc a su favor el dominic
de la siguiente finca:
"URBANA, casa de maderas techa-
da de zinc, radicada en- ell barrio de Ca
ta:io, termino municipal de Bayam6n,
,enclavada en- un solar que mide once
varas de frente por treinta varas de
fondo. Colinda, al ESTE, con casa y
solar de Juan Rodriguez antes, hoy
Maxine Avellanedo; al OESTE con
casa de Mariana Antoli; al SUR con
la carretera que conduce a Bayam6n;
y al NORTE con la playa de Cataiio.
PoR TANTO, y habiendose ordena-
do pof el Honorable Juez del Segundo
iDistrito de esta corte Sc publique la
pretension por tres veces en- un peri6-
dico de los de mayor circulation de los
d. Sc editan en- esta ciudad para q. los
que tengan algGn derecho real sobre
el inmueble descrito, las personals ig-
-noradas quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription y en- general todo ell que
desee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo dem
tro del termino de sesenta dfas, libro
el presente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
a 10. de Abril de 1922.
@. Negr6n Sanjurjo.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
Los BEQUEs QUE ESTAN EN- Ell
PUERTO, HAN TENIDO QUE
PARAIIZAR .SIsS TRABAJOSs

Aver ma1ana q las sdiez comenzo a
ceIebrarse ell el Cine Real de Puerta
de Tierra, ,ipa asamblea de los traba-
jadores de los muelles de San Juan,
cen eI objeto de discIIt5r ampliamente,
Ia carta que reciehtemente enEiaron
al Gobernadof IDS companfas naSiefas.
Can tai snlStivoelW bueu Humero de
buques que hay en- puerto. han telidc
que paraiizaF sds, trabalos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
INcENDIo EN ANAsco b

Con fecha de aver, Sc recibT6 el sig
gniehte telegralna de! 5Jefe de DistrR
to policfaco de Ahasco "Anoche; dos
niaGana, declar0se' incendio en- tienda
de mercancfas de Jlaha del Rosario.
EN- casa concrete propiedad SUCCESSION
.Bafletta, resultando destrufda HUI
bo neeesidad desmahtelar casa conti-
qua, propiedad licra SUCCESSION, para To-
calizar ifcendiO. Casas y mercancias
'asegufadas. Sc inyestiga Aihpliarc
detailes c6freo.e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11

Eis coMANDANTE FONT JIafENEz
En- el vapor .Aiarina' regres0 esta
manana de st. Thomas, nuestro amigo
'el comandante del ejercito regular, Ma
nuel Font Jimenez, inspector ms
tructor del Colegio de Agriculture en-
Mayagtiez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
,EI, acLUB soL S.1cIENTE's

Han sido present tados, en- la 0fcina
del secretario Ejecntiyio0, para sh mr.
chivo registro los artfculos de inc =
poraci6n dc rna association que Sc tra-
ia dc organizar con el noaibre &c
"Club Sol Nacicnter cuya oficina prin
cipal Sc establecera en- San Juan. Di-
cha asociaci0n Sc organiza para cele-
brar reuniones, conferencias y diver
stones lfcitas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
UNA TRANSPARENCY

Sc eStd pshidiando Ia formula para
hacer una tfansferencia de fondos
obtencr recussos para el pago de los
'Jrrados y testisos en- las aiversas
Ccrtes dc Distfito de Ia Isla. Que han
paralizado su trabaio por hahcrsc ago
tado Ia asignaci6n fijada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
DE yIA.JE

Han salido para Vieques por una Sc
mana, las distinguidas sefioras Ana
r. de Benftez, Josefina K. de Ferrer
y Maria K. de Massari. Ell sehor
jose J. Benftez sali0 para aquella isla
Ell sabado Y el Ictlo. seflor d. .Massari.
ira a metliados de. semana a acompa-
Iar a su seiiora. esssS E
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
LAs IaIrRupENcIAs INFANTILEs

si tlfa o de los corrientes, la entra-
dasle lascalle de Comerfo. cl truck No.
HP31S, guiadopor el chauffer Jose
Matos, afroll0 al niflo Alexandra Bra
crlp, dcS13 amos de edad, dejandolo
muerto en- el acto. Sc investig0 el ca
50 bor la policfa y result6 que el refe-
ridp ni1o intent6 sacar una cana de las
que, cargaba ell vehfculo mencionado,
siehdo cogido por una de las ruedas de
atris, Ia que lie pas6 desde el abdomei1
hasta la cabeza Yarios testigos pre-
senciales han sido citados declarar
en- relaci6n con los hechos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
I'm NTNO9

En- el hogar dc los distinguillos es-
pesos Blondet Orcasitas. han tenido III
grata vista de un robpsto niiio, que
vino d Amuado con toda feIicidad.
Nuestra mas. exRFesiTa cpngratulaci0p
para q Lcdo. g. H. Blohdet ! su dis
tinguida eshosa, ypaue tenga e meior:
porvenir ell nueyo cristiano
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
LOS INsTINTos Sal. AIES

Eii elbarrio "Barrancass, de- Areei-
boz q individuo Gabriel Santiago, af-
matlo de revolver, itac6 d Antonio
Ayende, produciendolG tres heridas i
deiandolo en- estado giaYe, III crinii-
nal ha sido arrestadO y. reelufdo en-
del distrfto por<6rden tlellse
nor Fiscal, quien 1e Ia senalado una
lfianza de diez mil. el0laTes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
LIE ATACO con UNA CUCHTLLA

\ LIE ATAC0 con UNA CUCHILLA
En- Ia factorfa de la South Porto
Rico Sugar Co. de Guanica, FL indivi-
duo Epifanio I4aboy, con una cuchilla
plegadiza infiri6 una herida puzante
en- el brazo izquierdo q Pedro Rodrf-
guez. El agresor fue argestado y de-
nunciado por acometimiento y agrc-
sion con agravantes Y pol.tar arniss
prohibidas. FL herido pascal Hospital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
Ell @SATRUSTEGI'r sAETo DE L.
HABANA

Nos infor1nan los sefiores Sol,linos
de Ezquiaga, que el vapor espaiol "P..
&c Satrnstegni' salio de la Hiibana,
para Colon Y dennis puertos de su
rlita, q sabado dfa ocho a las doce
del dla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
information General
iFoRsrE DEL LIcEo PoNcENo.

INFORAfE DEL LICEO PONCENO
Ha qredado archivado, en- la Secre.
tarfa Eiecutiva, cl informe anuat Co
rrespondiente al ailQ, 1921 dc 10 ase,
eiaci0n "Lieeo Ponccfios el de las
sNsporaciones s,San Antonio C6mp9
ily 1.-THE New York Il, Porto RiSs
Steamship company Ponce Elcc
trie Company Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
La LEY DEL CUcHILLc

En- Ia oficina general de la Policfa,
Sc ha recibidoa cl siguiente despacho
del Jefe de Distrito de Cayey: '.Indi-
viduo Vicente Rodriguez Berries, di6
puiialada Carlos Melendez, hoy nue.
We cuarenticinco. Agresor arrestado,
ocupandole pufal."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
PARA y'iIEuIIEss !

Acompalado de su distinguida espo-
'sa ha salido para Vieques, en- donde
pasaran una corta tennorada, nues-
tro distiiigliido ainigo el DR. Mufloz
Dfaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
1NFoRMEs DE coRPoRAcIoNEs

Ha quedado archiyado, en- la Secre-
tarfa Ejecutiva. cl informe anual CO
rrespondiente al ano 1921 de las con-
poraciones The Faja,dO Sugar Com
pGny of Porto Rico, Andreu, AgitfldT
y ConspaHia, Inc, s. RGmtre~ o. Com
paIiG Hatiuo Fruit COMPANY y el
dc las asociaciones Club de Bsiaolios
PsicOl6gio0s Ramon Emeterio BetG',-
dcs'', Resp. LogiG ''Caballeros de Ia
Fc' ndme,0 9ss7 Y eThe Porto Rico
BcneUOIcnt SOcictp."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
coNDENADo A sE1s

MESES DE CARCEL
En- la vista en- apelacion en- Ia Ccrtc+
de Distrito de San Juan contra Va
lentfn Ramos, por acometimiento Y
aggression grave. despuds de celebrado
el juicio, fuG condcnado a scis mescs
de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
IN EI PALACIo

Esta mafiana ha conference.-the con
Ell Gobernador, el Dr. Walter A. Gil
mes. Parece que la conferencia verso
sobre asuntos hfpicos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
oBRERo LEsIoNADo PoR UNA

El siguiente felegrama fut rccibido
en- Ia oficina dc la tPolicia, procedcnte
del Jefe de Distrito de Vega Baia, con
fecha s de los corrientes: "Hoy barrio
Pugnado, finca Sucesores Sobrino, ca
y6se grda cargar cafia, matando ms
tantaneamente trabajador Ricardo Me-
lendez."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
EI ..iuANrANAMoy.

De maiiana a pasado Sc iespera que
llegue d San Juan Il ltvapbr cnbanb,
'sGuantanamo'. protedente de Ia Hat
Baila v otros puert0s. lal'l ~ i!gllii1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11

LAS FARMACIAs AlUNICIPALES
FL nhmcro dc reeetas despac..,, .as
por Ia Farmacia Municipal dc Puerta
de TERRA durante el tiltimO semestre
de 1921. fue de 1886 Y 1888 Ell San
turce. En- San Juan, servicio cargo
del Sr. A. dc la Rosa, 1884 recetas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
AUTOMOVILISTAS

Pleas para automobiles de todas
las marcas. Modelos viejos y nuevOs.
MOtores completes. Trasmiciones y
diferenciales.
'PANZARDI REPAIR SHOP.
Parada 80. Hato Rey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
ACUAS DE
SARATOGA

ST sus digestiones son. lahOriosas.
81 Ia dyspepsia le hace sufrir. ST
las funciones de .su est6mago y su
higado no estan regularizadas,
pruebe Ell aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER" y podra
usted digerir hasta piedTas. ST
miles de personas reCiben, yendo q
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
villosas aguas por que no ha de
recibirla usted iigual2 Pruebe una
s6la botella. De venta en- Farmacias
" Hoteles.
Sc solicitan agentes.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Hapai, Treasurer;
Matthewman For
Attorney General

Henry C. Hapai for territorial treas
urer to succeed A. Lewis Jr., resigned.
Judge John A. Matthewman to
succeed Harry Irwin as attorney gen.
eraI.
These were the endorsements made
by the Territorial Central Committee
yesterday, is the report brought from
Honolulu by Judge Ray j. o'Bren
this morning. There were four dis
senting votes to the endorsement of
Judge MattheWman.
Henry Chase Hapai is 40 years OF
age and has been connected with the
territorial or the provisional govern,
ment since he began his business
career. For many years he has beer
registrar of public accounts in the
treasurers office and he is regarded as
thoroughly familiar with the office anc
its duties from every angle.
Judge Matthewman was expected tC
meet opposition in appointment be
cause of the active part he took il
the campaign against Arthur M
Brown when the election of William
II. Heen followed. Ordinarily he il
a thorough going party man but HI
was prominently Unidentified in the an
Thrown movement, especially in tn
publicity work against Brown.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Bank OF Hawaii
Purchases Site
For Future Home
ASSOCIATED PREsS)

HONOLULU, Aug. 2S-The buying
by The Bank of Hawaii from the
Bishop estate the mauka-ewa corner
at Bishop and King Streets, now oc-
cupied by the Bishop Park auto stand
for a consideration Of $25O,OOO, closed
one OF the biggest downtown real
estate deals that has been consumat-
ed here for some time
Announcement of the purchase was
made by President Clarence H. Cooke,
following a meeting of the directors of
the bank this morning. Eventually
the bank will build a splendid new
home on the site. The transaction
was handled by w. A. Love & Co.
The property purchased extends 10
feet on each street, and the price paid
is equivalent to $20.66 a square foot.
President Cooke said that the prop
erty is at present under lease and that
it may be five years before the new
bank building is started, but there is
possibility that it will be put up at
an earlier date.
The property extends along King
St, from Bishop to the alley or priv
ate right-of-way on the waikiki side of
the Hawaiian Trust building, and 40
feet on Bishop St, opposite the
Young hotel
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Ford Denies Coal
Shortage But Won't
Pay Trebled Price

DETROIT, Aug. 29-Henry Ford
said today that the closing down OF
the Ford plant on September 10Th,
would inaugurate the first protest
against coal profiteering. Ford de
clared that he feels he is doing the
manufacturers and workers real
service and denies there is real coal
shortage. He stated that coal brokers
possessing an enormous supply have
formed a company and that he is able
to obtain enough coal for hundred
acres if he pays the price. Ford said
the offices are flooded with offers OF
delivery at a guaranteed price rang
ing from a hundred to 800 percent
above normal.
Saturday the Ford Motor Company
announced that all plants would close
on September 10Th owing to the lack
of coal. The shut down affects up
wards of $4,000 workers in the three
Ford plants and, indirectly, several
hundred thousands throughout the
country. Assembling plants will also
be closed making the total of Ford
employees thrown out of employment
So, 900. Others affected are concerns
dependents on Ford orders.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29

keahua-Miss Edith S. Patrick, Miss
Elsie Patrick, Miss Anna Kawaiaea,
Miss Kathryn Manley, Miss Ruth Man
ley.
Paia-Miss Mary Fleming Miss
Beatrice Webb. Miss Roma V. Beach,
Miss Pearl w. Brooks, Miss Alice Gov
ert, Mrs. Cora d. Foster John j. Con
salves, Miss Georgia Heikens, Miss
Lizzie X. Machado, Miss Henrietta
Eckhart, Miss Beatrice Lind, Miss Lois
Murdoch, Miss Edith Russell Miss
Cressie Tilley, Albert Vestal Miss
Annie Walker, Miss Mary Mckenzie,
Miss Kathryn Ryan.
Makawao-Orrin w. Robinson, Miss
Clara H. Abreu, Manuel G Anjo, Alice
Whipple, A. S. Medeiros, Miss Gussie
Mann Miss Mabel Robbins Eva Whip
pie, Lucy Seong, Miss En- Kyau zap
Kong, Mrs. Mary Borge-Preston.
kealohou-J. Vincent, Miss Mary
Macfarlane, Mrs. ]. Vincent Miss
Catherine Cornwell.
Haiku - Herbert A. Wade, Miss
Gretchen Luce, Mrs. Oy Kun Wong,
Mrs. Mary N. Wade, Mrs. Rose p.
Refs.
Halehaku-MissR Rachael T. Kiakona
Mrs Annie V Chockett, Miss Christine
Emmsley, Miss Violet X. Kaiapa.
HueIo-Moses Lewai.
keokea-D. Kapohakimohewa, Miss
Alicia N. X. Ching, Mrs. Julia Kapo,
hakimohewa, Miss Helen A. X. Chung
kula Sanitarium-Miss Rose G
Akina
Hamakuapoko-Mrs. Louise V. Boy,
um, Miss Ruth H. Myers, Miss Olive
Durfee, Miss Gladys Payne, Miss
Marguerite Doane, Gertrude Grace
Parker, Miss Edne R. Nye.
lupalakua--Manuel b. Carvalho
George Ing
Makena-Joseph u. Lee.
kaupakaIua-Mrs. Bowker, Minnie
Kenn, Miss Nora Yomes.
Puukolii-Clinton Kanahele, Mrs
Ivy Buchanan, Mrs. Willett, Mrs. Ace
All Sing Paki.
HonokoWai - Mrs. Rowena Hose
Miss Lucy Seong.
Honokohua-Mrs. Mary w. Gay
Miss Eva Kilborn, Mrs. Cathryn
Cockett
KahakuIoa-Miss Rose Lum Lung
keanae-Mrs. Mary Cockett.
Nahiku-Ah Lung Lau Perkins.
kaeleku-Clarence Dyson, Mrs. Lucy
K. Dyson
Hana-William p. Haia, Miss Jose
phine Allencastre, Mrs. Rosalind Haia
Akana, Mrs. Elizabeth Haia, Miss
Louisa Mitchell, Mrs. Hazel Chalmers
Haou-J. A. Medeiros, Mrs. ]. A
Medeiros.
KipahuIu-Mrs. Ruth A. Gibbs, Miss
Mary L. Cabral
Kaupo-Mrs Lily \. Marciel Mrs
Emma Kalohelani.
Lanaiuka-Miss Ruth p. Walker.
/ Lanaikai-Mrs. Mary X. Fitzsim
mons-Kauila.
/ Kaunakakai-David Kaai, Mrs. Tay
/ lor.
Kamalo-Mrs. Frank Foster
Kaluaaha - w. r, Bishop, Mis-
Katherine Aping, Mrs. Evelyn P
Bishop Edward kaupu
/ HalaWa-David X Kalaau.
Kalae-Lucille Dunbar, (Mrs.).
Waialua - Mrs. Katherine Won
Wal.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Bailey Out And
Walsh Stays In
Important Changes Enter Into
the Primary Election Cam
paign AS Time For Filing
Draws Near End

Charley Bailey will not be a candi-
date for member of the house of rep
resentatives. J. j. Walsh has not yet
filed his nomination papers as a can
didate for short term senator but said
this morning that he would do so soon.
Antoine do Rego was talking yesterday
of filing nomination papers for short
term senator. Guy Goodness will
probably not be a candidate for repre-
sentative. These are the outstanding
phases of the political situation.
Practically ever since Bailey first
announced his intention to be a can
didate there were made efforts to
persuade him not to and those efforts
were redoubled after the resolution o.
the board of supervisors asking re
signations from candidates before the
primaries. He is regarded as one o.
the best road supervisors that any dis
trict in Maui has ever had and he
was wanted where he is. Lahaina is
well pleased with what he has done
and those who use the Lahaina dis
trict roads want him to stay, especial.
ly while work is being done on the la
hana side OF the Pail road Among
those who urged him to retain his
present office was Manager A. w. Col
Inns of Pioneer Mill Company. Sunday
at the ball game Bailey said he had
altered his determination and would
not make the race.
Reports as to the candidacy of j. J
Walsh have been banded back and
forth merrily in WailulHu for several
days past. 1t was said that he had
finally determined not to file and thus
make the race a three cornered one
and such report was contradicted, only
to be reasserted. This morning when
called up at the Kahului Store and
asked how his campaign was going
he replied: Fine" to the query as
to whether he had filed his papers
came the reply given in the opening
paragraph of this article.
Bailey's retirement lends encourage
ment to several of the many candi
dates for representative for he was
admittedly one of the strongest in the
bunch of contenders. There are re
ports that Levi Joseph will give III
the race but no confirmation OF sucf
report could be secured about the
court house this morning and Josepf
is at his duties on Molokai.
If Antoine do Rego shall file for the
senate as a Republican it will brins
fourth element into the present con
test between PeruVia j. Goodness, l.
Ben Kaumeheiwa and j. j. Walsh IL
which more interest centers than an!
other phase of the election.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Teachers For Coming Year
In nMauiSchools Assigned

Lists of assignments of teachers to
the schools of Maui County were
brought home from the meeting of the
board of public instruction by Com
missioner d. c. Lindsay on Saturday
night. The lists are practically com
plete and most of the teachers are
either in the Islands or will be in a
(ew days. Commissioner Lindsay says
However, that there may be a few
changes and there are a very few
vacancies yet to be filled. There is a
much larger proportion of Island teach
ers or those who have taught in the
Islands previously and a consequently
smaller proportion of teachers who
are coming as malahinis from the
mainland.
The list follows:
Maui High and Grammar-Robert A.
Judd, Miss Florence Buell., Miss Dor
othy Davis, Miss Gladys Dunkle, Miss
Bevie T. Johnson, Miss Rita Rose
Grams, Miss Madeline Slotboom, r. o.
Humphrey, Miss Genevieve AlvOrd
Miss Reva Lawler, Miss Dorothy
Wobbs, Miss Mary Blanchard
Kathleen Lowland.
kamehameha IIl-Philip H. Cooley,
Miss Anna Anderson, Miss Lily Apo
Mrs. Bertha e. Cooley, Miss Grace
Crockett, Miss Elsie CrOwell, Miss
Clyde Davis, Miss Carrie L. Dunn
Miss Mae Dunn, Mrs. Lucy Furtado,
Mrs. Nora Cannon, Miss Marie w
Elliott, Miss Angeline Lindsey, Miss
Maria Martinson, Jennie Johnston
Mrs. Rose Mookini, Miss Gertrude
Seong, Miss Lucy Seong, Louis w
Jacobs, Warren S. Takeda, Fred S
.Tamanaka, Miss Lillian Whitford, Miss
Bernardine Lufkin, Mrs. Lola Shaffer
Mcdonald.
o!owalu-Miss Afoon Amin, Miss
Nellie Richardson.
Kihei-Miss Dollie A. Lee, Miss
Ruth X. kama, Mrs. Violet Stone.
Waikapu-Mrs. Margaret s. Tom.
WaiIuku-Miss Ida Crickard, Miss
Mary G. Cleland, Mrs. Sarah Buck
Miss Ellen Copp, Miss Anna !. John
ston, Iva B. Voght, William S. Kan,
Miss Aileen Smith, Miss Alice b. Par
sons, Miss Marguerite Payne, Mrs
Helen l.. Shaw, Mrs. Julia A. Tallant
Miss Reba Edwards, Miss Frances
Cleland, Mrs. Caroline S. Weight, Miss
Emma Waters, Mrs. Edith Whining
ton.
Waihee-Mrs. Ella L. Austin, Mrs
Achoy Ayers, Miss Edith Dunn, Miss
Lucy LAM.
KahuIui-William X. Hoopii, Mrs. G
A. Rezents, Mrs. Miyo Tanaka, Mrs
Hattie X, Smythe, Miss Fanny Tong
Miss Lucy Wilcox.
SpreckelsVille-Mrs Laura A. Sabey
Mrs. Sarah Duponte, Mrs, Nettie X
| Harry, Rebecca Young, Miss Pear
/ Grassland, Miss LeonoTa NJ. Long
Miss Alice L, Kidder, Myrtle Huddles
/ ton.
Puunene-John NJ. Eddy, Ruby Nc
Vey Wilson, Miss Helen E. Murphy
Mrs. John NJ. Eddy Miss Addie Whit
man, Miss Mary L. Wilson, Mrs
Myrtle Humphrey, Miss Flora Low
Frank Martin, Mrs. J. B. Medeiros
Mrs. A. H. Reynolds, Miss Bella Rod
rigues, Miss Maria Rodrigues, Mrs
| Eleanor Stuewe- Harmon, Miss RebeccS
Tseu, Mrs. Helen Walker-Winkley
Mrs. Edith Williams Miss Ruth Hunt
/ zicher.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Duvauchelle's Hotel
At Pukoo, Molokai,
Is Burned Sunday
ASSOCIATED PRESS,

! HONOLULU, Aug. 2e-Ed. X. Du-
Vauchelle's hotel at Pukoo, Molokai,
was destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon. DuVauchelle was burned badly
about his face and arms. George
Cooke brought the news here on his
arrival this morning.
The hotel housed the post office and
it was in attempting to rescue the
post office safe that DuVauchelle sus-
tanned his burns. The property loss is
estimated at $4,000.
Origin of the fire is unknown as it
started about three o'clock Sunday
afternoon when most residents of Pu.
koo were attending ball game 1e
miles away.
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ENLISTS JAPS FOR |. w. w.
ASSOCIATED PRESS

LOS ANGELES, Aug 29-Police
who arrested Abraham Simla, a
japanese, at the harbor here on a
charge of criminal syndicalism, said
that Simla admitted he was recruit
ng for the l. w. w. and boasted that
had he been permitted to continue
two weeks longer every Japanese
worker at the harbor would have
been signed up.
Simila said he was a graduate of a
Japanese university.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Charlie King Files
For Congress Seat;
Rally Is Planned

HONOLULU, Aug. % - Senator
Charles King filed nomination papers
for the seat of delegate to congress.
Other candidates to file nomination
papers include George l. Desha from
the first district and William Keo-
lani Of the first district.
Republicans announced an opening
rally at Aala Park on September
ninth. All candidates are to meet
with Chairman Lawrence M. Judd on
September eighth to discuss plans.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S-Govern-
ment Intervention or seizure of the
anthracite coal mines will not take
place, according to information re
ceived from an authoritive source,
where it is reported that an agree
ment has been entered into which
will end the strike and send $4,000
workers back to the mine.
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ARMENIA FACES scoUReE
lASSOCIATEn PRESsl

NEW YORK, Aug 29-The Near
East Relief Commission announced
that grasshoppers from Russia are
overrunning Armenia and have des-
troyed fertile fields in the Zangezour
province. One village alone has col
lected two hundred tons of the in
sects. II is estimated that $4,000
persons which include 10000 child
ren are facing starvation as a result
of the scourge.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-29
Bandits In Motor
Car Pull Robbery
IASSn.IATEn PRESS

LETHBRIDGE, Alberta, Aug %
Five automobiles bandits robbed the
Union Bank in town of Foremost this
morning. They found and gagged the
employees and escaped with $4,000
cash and $4,000 in negotiable securi-
ties.
Before leaving they cut all com
munications and as they left town
they blocked all roads out.
No clues have been found.
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BONUS BILL FIRST
ASSOCIATED PRESsl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S-Enact-
ment of the former service mems
bonus bill before adjournment tomor-
row is planned by the Republican
senate leaders, it was announced last
night.