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Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-18
Personal Mention

F. B. Fuller of the Southern Trust
and Commerce Bank has gone to Texa'
on q business trip.
Mrs. Cyrus Bell of Los Angeles j,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Glen
guest Mrs. Stuart Mayor of Houstin
Texas, who is a sister of Mrs. Clements
Miss Winnie Barry who has been il,
and is expected to be back at her place
as deputy county recorder Monday
morning.
Ray Hall of Durango, Colorado, is il
Ell Centre today.
Charles Lacock of Hollywood is Il
business visitor in the city today.
Highlne Central of the Farm Home
department is selling cooked foods at
the Farm Bureau today.
The grand jury held a session ycster-
day at the county court house.
II. G. Coe is expected home today from
Los Angeles where he attended a meet
ing of the executive board of the South
erlf California Teachers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-18


CALEXICO, March lS.-The annual
st. Patrick 5 day dance was held at
the Harris auditorium in this city last
evening and the attendance was far be
vond expectations. The Young folks
had an enjoyable evening and much
color was added to the occasion by Earl
Roberts, talented local tenor, who sang
several popular selections that brought
great applause and loud cheers from his
listeners. The dance was pronounced a
grand success.
CALEXICO, March ls.-At the reg.
uar noonday luncheon Friday of the
CaleXico Elks, there was an unusually
large attendance because of Il specia!
program of entertainment which had
been provided by the committee. Miss
Flora Flores, talented young singer
accompanied by her sister Miss Jessie,
rendered number of classic and popl-
lar songs, and gave also q musical read
ing, after which there were Il numbcl
of instrumental solos and duets. vii
liam +. Ginder, presided at the board
and w. \. Brazie, chief immigration
inspector was named as the toastmastel
and program leader for next Friday 5
luncheon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-18
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OF CALEXICO MEETS

CALEXtCO. March lS.-The Ladies
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church, met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Q. p. Roger,
and engaged in a most interesting and
instructive session. Mrs. Ray Carberrv
delivered an address on the subject,
- Not Mine, but Thine" " Mrs. "a. H.
Goodwin read beautiful little sketch
Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-18
Unified Press Leased Wire

BOSTON-Amateur radio telephone
fans here are wondering who the youth
was who from the far stretches of tho
Atlantic flashed radio kiss to his
weetheart. Everyone got the kiss.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

MIs @1obanni einl It BEL Ma9t eli
mem Ser bon ibm @erurteilten eiu
MeIier in 6ie 8ruit lta6, muroe er
ergriffenL gefeiielt 11n0 in 6as @e-
fangnis gebra9t. Sort fibrte er 10
auffauenbe &eoen, BOB mon bal0
einiab, einen @abniinnigen por fi6
gu baben. ST perlanyte, Dor 0en
5tottbalter bon Mailano gefiibrt
51 mer6en, BET Dem er ii9 bertei-
oigen nno redtfertigen moute, 6enn
er iei fem Moroer. gr babe ME
einen Ini@nloigen anoerS ais oil!
re9tli6e @eiie gum So0e perurteilt
un6 geri9tet, 1uas sic meltli6en
yii6ter, sic @ott besbalb ouf epie
peroamme11 peroe, lei0er ielten ge-
ton bitten.
Bor 6em 5tattbalter benabm 1id
@iopanni bodfabreno uno bebaup-
tete, @ott babe i'm gum &i@ter be-
lteqt, Inn Ser beorangten unidulo
Elm &etter un0 oen mabren 8erbre-
6ern Elm unerbittli6er Seino 81
fem. 3nlebt erfldrte @iopun1i:
ogeie babe ib na@ @infiir l1rteil
geiproden; i@ babe ieoe geietlidle
Mnoronung befolgt nno Die Bro6elle
itreng gefubrt. @diden sic in
mein &ars l1t6 laiien sic sic BORT
in ei1em &alten bermabrten Iften
boIen uno unterimben. Sic pcroen
finoen, baB in meinen Mften ale
geiebli6en Soroerungen itrerg boob
a9tet 1r1o erfIqt iino. Webr als
5man5ig Miiietdtern babe i6 Sen
Hro8eB gema6t 11no iie laut gere9-
tenn @pru6 ieIbit IN bie nnoere
8elt gel9idt. Gbenioptele nnidul=
6ige babe i6 freigeiproden> tpaS oie
@i6ter in Mailan6 nibt getan bq-
ben, tpofur @ott ibnen Der5eiben
m0ge."
Mun tpar es flar gemor6e1, SAB
Elm Srrltnniger graBli6e 8erbreben
begangen batte. Mls man Sic Mften
bnr6iab, Die @iobanmt Gina ge=
i9rieben batte, eri9auerten Die
8idter iiber 6ieien ungebeuer1i6en
@obrinn, 6em I'M 2aufe Ser Sabre
fiinfun65man5ig Meni6en gum 0p-
fee gefauen tnarett. Sent 3tpetfel.
belta11o iber sic geiltige Gertpirrung
oes armen Slidi4niterS, nn6 an=
1tatt i'm gum Sooe 5u perurtetlen,
ltedte man i'm a11f 2ebens5eit IN
Elm Strenuous.
sSSn ser @riminaliltif feines Sol
fes fin6et 6ieier entiebl6e 'Maiiett-
m0roer, ser ii6 in ieinem @abn-
finn als @erf3eug Ser b0beren @e-
redtigfeit fublte, Elm 8eiipiel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
AUD #a,apf III Gebtn.
Cine Sti55e bon Dora &eiers.

Marie<2uile rift nit Muoolf our6-
6ie 8irfenauee. sic marote ii@
nibt Inn. IS NOR i60n, 10 III oas
be0e @ol6 6es &erbltes gu reiten,
oas sort btnten BON grunen @ei6en-
i6atten aufgefangen muroe; un0
&uoolf neben 1ib gu 1bilien nit iei-
men m%erben6en @eoanfen. --
MaIpioa bog sic bunten 8etbn-
MEN auseinan6er. SIR Brofil,
nod immer i60n, itano fem un6 ct
mas miioe geger 6aS ttefe 8lau Der
SUIT.
ugr iiebt gan5 aus mie Sans
Gbriitian>" iagte lie. St mar Ser
Mbi6luB elmer @e6anfenreibe, sic
bon i5r gu Margarete ging.
l1eber Margaretens Jranengeii6t
fam l1nrube. Sic mubte, nun fam
etmas, Dem iie wioeripreden mnBte,
aus ibrem 6rauent1lm beranS. limo
DEM iie oo9 ni6t entflieben 6l1rfte
- ais Marie=9mtiens Mutter.
uDu fIir6tet 6ieie Mebnli6feit?"
grinnerung oampfte lire 5timme.
uSie ma6t MIDI beiorgt. Man
bran9t ia MIR Die Mngen 81 Sit.
men,, INN al ieben, 6aB &u6olf gang
9ubren1h miro. nn6 gan5 na6
@ans-@briltian. Mber ,Du b0rlt ia
gar ni1t 81, Margarete?"
u9ob." Srau Margaretens 9a-
6eln mar mubiam. uMber i6 fann
6as aaes ni@t 10 eri6redeno fin-
6en."
Malpioo febte iib NIT einem Sud-
b0ber. SOU Gift genar 6erielbe OPP
limit pie Dor fiinfnn65man5ig
SSQbren. 8eiinne oid, pie i6 audi
Damals sir allies porausgeiagt ba-
be, @ans-gbriitians idbes Gempera=
menf, 6aS ungebdn6igte ieiner 2e-
6ensgeltaltung.
usSa, bn. balt oib bepabrt," Iagte
Sic sSran leiie." 9p badte an sic
5ommertage ibrer gemeiniamen
SSugeno, in Ser Sans- Gbriftians Sc
bensuberidfpang lie un6 Malcioa
berangeriilen bate.
uSa> ih babe MIDI bemabrt," Jag.
tie: Maloioa IN MargaretenS 8er|nn-
fenbeit binein. uDu bait oeine CT
fabrnngen ielblt maiden mouen."
Margarete iab bie &uiine oh.
Gum eritenmal iab ite Die gnge in
Dem nod INNER ibonen @eii6t, oas
Selb@tgerebte uno l1ngeloite. l1n0
ploBlidJ ml1Rte tie benfen. Oh Wal-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

Dibl iebe i'd in Huoolf, Der II.
auem 9tebensmerten 9einem Setter
10 dbnli6."
.Mutter," iagte Marie-2uiie leiie,
r6aB gu 10 GIT mir ipred]en to1n-
telt, 1pie 6anfe i@ Dir. Mber oart
ib nun au9 ipreden, Maatter? =
Mntter, tparum lieBeit gu Sid bon
Deiner 2iebe p%er5ebren? @ar es
nidt bieueibt, neil gu at 5art IT.
nerli6 5u b%ingegeben marit, ums
@i6erl tano gu leiiten? 8ieaeibt,
Mutter, bat ser 8ater It9 nab
oielem 8ioeritano geiebnt, nod Sc.
barren int u%eberidmang ietneS Sic
besmiuens. &onnte es ni6t audi 10
getpeien iein> Mltter?"
Die Trau fiiblte, mie gebeimIt tie
@eoarfen in ibr ielber 6ur6 Die
8orte hires &in6es berbor uno IN
cine bene &larbeit geboben pnroen.
Mber nod fonnte Tie ni6ts ertpioern.
SIR mar, aIs brddte Marie<9uiie
ibr in 0ieier @tun6e sic 5idt uber
lire eigene babingegangene 2iebe =
als iabe Tie &ans<@ briitian erit nun
qara FLAIR in Sen @orten ibreS a1n6
ieines &in0es.
Mud ipra6 Marie-2uiie idon
peiter:
Gle. Mutter. ih babe iiber STU
soft Diel nn9ge6a@t. 9as, mas
| Dn mir beute BON 8ater iagtelt, i'd
lpurte es initinftib in &u6olf. Mber
ih IalIe mid ni6t per3ebren, Wfnt,
ter. Sd balte 5tanol"
uDan1 gibt es &f, Rinb.A
r r2aB es &f geben, Mutter,
o11h oas lit 2eben. Mm g1t6e bilft
uns bod sic 2iebe." Marie-e,1iit
lab nit Ieioen16aftli9en Mugen gu
ibr auf - .uSans-gbriitianS Gu,
gen." 6abte Margarete.
,@oge ielblt, Mutter, ionte mid
6as unrubige i6redens? Collie i9
mid Gngltlib bemabren? Wofur,
Wutter? gtma fir Elm 2eben pie
Eante Malpi6as? Mutter, balt Du
nift 6as 2eben burd 8ater gebabt>
troB auem?"
$50, 1agte sic Mil1tter. 1n6 in
6ieiem 50 Tag aufltiir5enoe &eQig->
feit 0es Ser5ens. nSabe rrr get1lig
2iebe, Marie-2nile."
.uno gerug Mut," iagte bic
Mdobenltimme.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

MIDI gu iprebe batt. Sd ben &c.
fiblt, als Oh i9 Sen iaiige 2ans,
bub cine auf Die 96nut gempe
.iont, ,atptper in Sront bon a1nere
2eut 6ubt 6o9 en- 8ater I'M ga 10
ebbes nit germ. Sd ZEN i'm ge-
fragt, mas er mout I'M oa bat er
geiagt, i9 miiBt mebbie, 6aB ie
iett Sefebi@en in Sic S6ul battte
I'M % mout er milie, maS i4 nit
i'm oubn pout. gr bdtt feline Suit,
an sic @tritt erum 5u lobfe> ittoie-
re mont er au@ nit, ionlf mar es
ia gar fein Subs nit, oaB mer
Sedebi6en bat I'M er mo1t mid
frage, Oh ,er nit sic Beu @fauts
ms & gebn 0erft.
r&arlie," fen i@ geiagt, r6u
petBt, oaB Define Mea 10 Sa@e Die
ieioe 6ubt I'M 61 better 6ubit MIDI
gar nit battere I'M outfit sic Sa9
nit sic Sea ippertabfe." @iiie
sc, ib ben gemiBt, 6aB Ole 2i55ie,
mas meine Site is, i'm idneu ge-
mug fidie oebt. 9a batte Sc atp.
tuer email SEN fre6e Sub bore loue!
uTor BEN Soft Of Meif," bot er &C.
iagt, rfor mas biit bu 6enn emit
bau ser 8a2 Sait 6u oenn gar
rifs gu iage? 8eu, MIDI iout e
@ummen fomme III MIDI 6en @eg
babfe, i6 molt tie fdon e 8ies bon
n1ein Meino gemtpe." &arlie, ben
ib geiagt, fomm email en- Auger1-
blid nit mid. Sd ben i'm Damn
nit in SEN @e6esmetler fem Seller
genomme I'M ben e 8obro aufgee
pidt I'M Damn bel1 i@ i'm 6aS Sen
berbaue; 6aB ct i@liebli@ Dor midi
gelege bat, mie e naiieS Diidrad.
Du beroo1ter 2a1sbub, ben i@ ge-
iagt, ib min 6id tieti6e oieieno 81
iein, III bid gu bebebfe. Ser Sci.
Ter .bat fein @ort geiagt, er but
blob gebauert TN gebablt I'M is 10
i6neu mie mogli6 beimgelaufe.
Sc hnt ,nod feline flint Minnits
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

gin-Gi-@n@en. 3mei Gai.
fen MebI iiebt man nit / gebduf.
ten Eeel0ffel Gadpulper mn6 reibt
Elm Stid Butter in ser @r0Be zines
@ies binei11 gibt 1 Eaiie 3nder, 1
81 un6 l Gaiie Mil@ 6aran uno
enttpe6er 8aniQe-grtraft ODER 81.
troneniaft nno badt in 2 2agenfn.
henpfannen bel mdBiger 9ibe.
9 Ell @terbetages @ieoerfebr
8efeudtet iib fem Mitge mebr.
Sn ser @ittli6feit ertpe:It 1i9
6ie mabre Greibeit oes Menihen.
@e1uI6, 8ernunft un6 .8eit
Wadt m0gli6 6ie. nnmogli6fatt.
Gin meiier Mann bat itets Ole
bette @eieqfdaf, menn er allein III.
Sid auf iid ielbit uno auf @ott
ltiiben, sos lit liGer uno beitanoig.
8ir iino 10 germ in Der freiesl
Natur, neil oieie feinen Meinlng
iiber uns bat.
T @orii6tige .2erte nebme11
gerne in grmangelung zines @elief
rem Dos Bette.
6prid gu finoerloien gbeleal.
ten 11ibt f%ortpabreno bon oeinem
Tamilienalid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

genomme, 0a Is Die 9i55ie TONNE
I'M fat MIDI an9 iebn pole. @ea,
Ell ten .iub, pie oie mid in Sront
bon al 6ie &oiiemeri9 ausgebablt
bat, oas NOR e regener 59e5m. sc
bat geiaqt, ib iout ei6ebmt iein, 10
e armes &in6 10 unmeni@li@ gu
berbammatide, i9 NOR nit fit en-
Batter 5u fem I'm bas al. @en i9
ben gefiblt, als Oh i@ nit oie Sig
5ie au@ email en- @abf III SEN &el.
Ter batt nemme ioue, atptper id ben
nit mcgee 9iebrfpeblerei gepinidt
fem molle I'M % FEN i6 5u Sen @e=
oespeiler geiagt: r8e0esmeiler,
ben i6 geiagt, i9meiB 6ie. 5rau
aus sem 2ofal eraus; i6 i'm 6ein
&o1tiemer I'M fan1 b%erlange, 6ab i'd
nit inioltet mer'n." 9a fen lie atDs
tper al Ole Muge aufyeriiie! Sic
2t55ie bat geltart GIT CREME I'M Der
@e0esmeiler bat ebbes bon rGoH"
I'M v&au0ie" I'm r&offned" gemom=
belt. Sd fam Sbne iage, ib ben
.arig fblebt iumer Sic @ei@tdt ge-
fublt, espei6ellie mie i9 6ie 2i55ie
FEN CREME iebn.
Da FEN i6 oenn glei9 annere
5aite aufge5oge. 2i55ie@e, ben i9
gelagt, iebt itapp email nit Sen
8able; i) ZEN 6ib ia nit meb 0ubrt
moue i@ fin nur mabo imper oas
frebe &i6o gemeie un lin nod nit
gang imper meme @ut enaus ge-
tpeie.. Sebt fo1nm emal init MIDI
in Sen @eoesmeiler iein Deintng=
RUBIN, Damn f0i;nne n1er Sic Sa9
rubig immertabfe. 9ie 2t55ie fat
atpiper nit gemolt un erid1 bie ore
8e0esmeilern fomme il I'M geiagt
fat, fe batt grao SEN feinite &affee-
fude gebade un bdtt au6 e eff
nomber monn &opp@e &affee ge-
ma9t I'M mer moqe unS e menig
beiiamme bode, 90 fat ie e. menid-
li9es &iibre gefMblt u1 mer. fin in
DEN 9einingrmbm. 3ueridt mar ie
gang itil atnlper i@on bel Die 5meite
&opp es le e menig aufgetaut I'M
pie ie BEL oie brittle angelangt mar,
"a mare mer mio0er elm @er5 I'm
cine 5obl. sSe bat mi9 Damn audi
ge{agt, oaB tie gar nidS oagege
batt, tpenn n1er oen &arlie NIT sic
8eu 9fauts ms aamp idide 6ebte,
oann NOR menigitenS ser neuiiglte
in oie gauge @ang aus 6em @eg;
nit Die fleinere &i6s fonnt mer
i6on ieliger fertig meroe, sic f0nnt
ie leidt mennetide.
Madoem ie nod e paar &oppz
der &affee I'M id e paar Glider
Wein getadelt batt, % tpar anes
geiettelt. Der &arlie bat en- neue
5fautiubt friegt, I'M neue S6ubs;
er Is al16 in ieoer a11nere @inii6t
aufgefidjt morbe I'M i9 ben i'm
nod otpme6rein plentie @elo &c.
prammiBt, for oaB er in Sen Scamp
nit in @erlesehbeit fomme fout.
S6 fen sic 2i55ie gleih en- S@ed
ausgemadt, 10 DUB ie bingebn
fornt, for anes 3u faufe, biefabs
f9o11 am nabite Morgen io1t Die
@eididt losgebn. Mer fin in Die
gr0Bte Sreinai@aft ausenanner gan.
&c, oos meint ib fin in ben Ga.
lubn I'm sic 2i55ie is in 6ie Stobrs
gange. @ie ie betm is fomme> 90
ben i6 ite nod 5tpan5tg 9abler
tpebr getume miiie, biefabs ie bat en-
&eil @toff 5uiamme gefauft, als
Oh ser Sub na6 sic alte &ontrie
trdtppele mont.
@s is fonnie, menn i6 email en-
gtempt made, meine Mutoritie at
3eige, Damn frieg i9 INNER mein
SUB enei; i6 muB Damn eri4t re9t
nit @el6 eralts ride I'M made MIDI
nod an Sapp of it gu en- @iel, tpo-
nit ib berbleipe Sbne SSbrn liemer
8biIipp @aueramper.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
Wfemer> sdDreibebrief hts
4biltpp 5ameratupfer.
Mein lieber &err Saskatchewan:
y
239.

yet Tullle u
Iebtbin 81 ben
&eoesmeiler font
me, mie i@ grao
6a NOR I'M fat
MIDI %gefragt, Oh
er MIDI er11al for
e Minnit febn
f0nnt. Dabeim
par i6 ME
I'm er miBt for
sen &ieien in
mein 8rebni6.
office fom11e,
tpenn ct ebbes nit
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06
GIVING GOD A CHANCE

religion, how many boys or girls are
going to follow my example?
The world today according to all
reports is in bad shape, and some of
the best thinkers of the age are say
ing that only religion offers any solu-
ton of it's problems.
If that is so, and not many will deny
it then am | giving al the chance
can, by example and by practice, to
others who look to ne for guidance?
How about giving God "a better
chance this New Year of 1929?
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06
West Maui Filipinos
Celebrate Rial Day

The Filipinos of West Maui took a
holiday Friday, Dec. 80 in celebration
of Rial day. The program started at
10 a. M, with a parade through the
streets of Lahaina. Eight floats
portraying the ideals of Rial and
that in conception and achievement.
Ii was a credit both to the Filipino
community and the fine spirit of citi-
zenship that marks all the West Maui
folk.
At noon dinner was provided and a
feast held in Kapunakea camp. At
2 o'clock there followed a program of
music and speeches. DIR. Tate, direc-
tor of Americanizatoin for West Maui
and Mr.. A. w. Collins, manager of the
Pioneer plantation took part in the
program. Mr.. Collins spoke of the in
s~piration that the great patriots of
the world give us to follow u duty.
He was pleased to see the Filipino
community so interested in giving
their time and money to eXalting
such worth while ideals as those that
inspired Rial. Rial and men like
him were an example of patriotic citi-
zenship and that was the need all
through the world today. The man
who did not love his own country
was not much of an asset to any
country.
The complete program was as fol-
lows:
Hosting of the Filipino flag at Kea-
we at $3.50 a. m.
Parade beginning at 10000 a. NJ,
from Keawe to Lahaina and return
ing to the same place. Float ar
rangement:
Rial Float, Dimasalang; Inang Ba-
yam, Lahaina; Tambole, Keawe; Bat
tleship, Olowalu; Rial Destroyer, Kea-
we; The triangle airship, Keawe;
Red Cross, Puukolii; Kalayan repre-
scented by Tony Gilia.
Song philippines, My Philippines"
by all.
Invocation, by DR.. Tate.
A short talk in English by A. w.
Collins, manager of Pioneer Mill Co.
Speech in English "Rizal as a Hero"
by w. E. Saffery.
Speech in Tagalog "Ang Khalagaan
nj RIAL" by Mariana Altar.
Speech in Tagalog "Tayo'y Magkai-
sa," by Tomas Dongog, president of
Lahaina Rial Association.
Speech in Spanish "The Life of
RIAL" by Marcos Rongkillo.
Speech in English "The Life of
Rial" by Agapito Goodness.
Speech in Tagalog "The Life of
Rial" by Antonio Navarro.
Speech in Tagalog "Espititu ng
Pagkai sa" by E. Castro.
Speech in Tagalog "Bigkis ng Pag-
kayakapyakap" by Santiago Valdes.
Speech in English by M. P. Paley.
Speech in English The Life of
Rial as an Inspiration to Every Fill
pino Youth" by Rafael Swanson, mem
Der Of program committee.
Speech in Vesayan, by Pepito Ven
tura.
Speech in Tagalog "Halaga ng
Rial" by Miguel Ferrales.
Speech in English "Rizal as an
Ideal Filipino" by T. Gilla.
Speech in English, by Mr.. Valeria-
no.
Speech in Tagalog, by Epifanio San
tos.
Speech in Ilocano, by Cerilo Aleu-
ben.
Speech in ~Ilocano, mi Rial ken ii
Iii a Filipinas" by Doroteo Temporal.
Speech in Tagalog, by Mr.. Con
zales.
Speech in Tagalog by George Dixon
Speech in English by Mariana AL
faro.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06

Clothes left with us for more than
three months and not called for will
be burned or otherwise destroyed.
Customers who change their ad-
dress will please let us know.
KATo CLOTHES CLEANING SHOP
Waikiki, Maui.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06

In the Matter of the Estate of Antonio
Marques caldeira, Late of olinda,
Maui, T. H., Deceased.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06

Have a Smile? Then see Doug
Fairbanks in "The Mollycoddle" its
got some kick.-Adv.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06

A Document, puTporting to be the
Last Will and Testament of Antonio
Marques Caldeira, deceased, having
on the 18th day of November, A. D..
1921, been presented to said Probate
Court, and a Petition for Probate
thereof, praying for the issuance of
Letters Testamentary to Georginia
Marques Caldeira, having been filed
by said Georginia Marques Caldeira:
1T is ORDERED that Thursday the
9th day of February, A. d. 1922, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court at Waikiki,
County of Maui, be and the same is
hereby appointed the time and place
for proving said Will and hearing
said application.
Dated at Wailuku, Maui, December
2Sth, 1921.
BY THE COURT:
MANUEL ASUE,
Clerk.
(Seal of Court)
EUGENE MURPHY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
(Dec. 30, Jan. 6, 10, COZ
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
At Chamberlain Probate, No. 1906
In the Matter of the Estate of Eunice
SchoItz, Deceased, Late of Waikiki,
Maui, T. n.
On reading the petition of Johanna
Poohina, a daughter of deceased, al
leging that said Eunice Scholtz died
intestate on the End day of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1921, leaving property in
the jurisdiction of the Court neces-
sary for administration and praying
that letters of administration be is
sued TO petitioner:
IT IS ORDERED that Thursday the
9th day of February, A. d. 1922, at
10 o'clock A. M, of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court at Waikiki,
County of Maui, be and the same is
hereby appointed the time and place
for hearing said petition.
Dated at Waikiki, Maui, December
2Sth, 1927.
BY THE COURT:
MANUEL ASUE,
Clerk.
(Seal of Court
EUGENE MURPHY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
(Dec. 80, Jan. 6, 10, POI
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
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AT Chambers-In Probate, No. 1899
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
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On reading the petition of Lizzie
Machado, a sister of deceased, alieg-
ing that said Eliza Kaluna died in
testate On he i4th day OF Move uber,
A. u. l9N l,avirg property in the
jurisdiction of the Court necessary
for administration and praying that
letters of administration be issued to
petitioner:
IT is ORDERED that Thursday the
9th day of February, A. ID. 1922, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court at Waikiki,
County of Maui, be and the same is
hereby appointed the time and place
for hearing said petition.
Dated at Waikiki, Maui, December
2Sth, 1921.
BY THE COURT:
MANUEL ASUE,
Clerk.
(Seal of Court
EUGENE MURPHY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
(Dec. 80, Jan. 6, 10, 20.)
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In the Matter Of the Estate of Eliza
Kaluna, Late Of Paia, Maui, T. H.,
Deceased. see.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06

In the Matter of the Estate of Eunice
SchoItz, Deceased, Late of Waikiki,
Maui, T. n.
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At Chambers-In Probate, No. 1906
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-01-06

At Chambeis-In Probate, No. 1907
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Attorney for Petitioner.
dec. 80, Jan. 6, 10, 20.)
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EUGENE MURPHY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
(Dec. 80, Jan. 6, 10, Coz
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
AMERICANS NOT
 WANTED IN MINES

New York, Dec. 8.-"One reason why the coal industry of the country remains an unreliable hand-to-m mouth affair is brought home to New York CTS by the demand of employment agencies for foreigners to work in the anthracite fields" says the New York World. Russians, Poles, Lithuan- fans, Magyars and Scandinavians are listed as desirable. Even Englishmen will do. But no American need ap- ply:
 There is a very simple reason why the operators want foreigners in the mines. A man from Poland or Lithu- ar1ia has not acquired the American standard of living and therefore can get along contentedly on small wages. But when he has joined a union or learned his way about he begins to ask for more, and at that point his desirability as a miner be- gins to wane. The operators look around for other fresh and hopeful immigrants to take his place"
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-12-08
ASKS
 UNIONS BE PROBED

New York, Dec. 8-A United States probe of trade unions is de- manded by William H. Barr, the rag ing anti-union president of the Ma tional Founders Association.
 The time has arrived when con- gress should determine what value, if any, the trade unions are to the pub lic," said MT. Barr. He did not state that the only public he is interested i'll are cheap-wage employers.
 Samuel Hayden Church, president of Carnegie Institute, was the princi- pal speaker at the banquet In a To- cal newspaper, short time ago, MT. Church exhibited his wisdom by de- -claring that the goal of unionism is the confscation of property and the overthrow of government.