The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-04-25
PERTINENT
PARAGRAPHS

Entry Blanks For Territorial Fair
have been received by II. b. Penhal-
low, representing the committee on
agricultural entries from Maui. Mr..
Penhallow is now in position to sup
ply all needed blanks and other in
formation to those planning TO make
entries in the big show.
A New Vulcanizing Shop is soon to
be opened on Market street, just
north of the Machida drug store, by
Amos Mozetta. A new building which
will house the new enterprise will be
completed within a few weeks. Mozet-
ia sold his interest in the Waikiki
Nulcanizing Co., when he went into
the army over a year ago.
Changes in Train Time-Two slight
changes in train schedules have rec
emily been put into effect on the Ka-
hului railroad. Train No. 8, which
formerly left Haiku at 7:45 a. m, now
leaves five minutes earlier, or 7:40
a. m, and arrives in Waikiki at S:35
a. m. instead Of SAP a. m The local
No. 4 train from Waikiki to Kahului
which heretofor left at $50 a. m,
now leaves 10 minutes earlier, or $40
4. M.
Comes Back From England. S.
B. Mackenzie, manager of Puunene
Store, who resigned his position about
a year ago and went to England in
the hope of getting into the big fight,
returned last Saturday by the ManOa
and has resumed his old position. He
got to England too late to get to the
front, much to his disappointment. He
is mighty glad to be back in Maui
again. as are his friends to see him.
The Maui Music Club holds its
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
L. c. Jones tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Big Feature Picture Postponed
Manager Johnny Carroll was much
disappointed by the receipt Of a radio
message this morning to effect that
the big picture Hearts of the World
is to be held in Honolulu for another
week because of the continued de-
mand for it there. This means that
it will not be shown at the Waikiki
Orpheum tomorrow night as announc-
ed, but on May 3 instead.
A Chop Suey Sale and social and
the benefit of the Wailuku Chinese
Church will be held at the church,
Saturday, May 3rd from 4 to 6 p. m.
Come me-, come all.-Advt.
"The Feast of the Red Corn"-
Through an error of the types last
week, the entertainment to be given
by the students of tn Maunaolu
Seminary on May Il, was referred to
in this column as the THE Feast OF
the Red Cross" The clever little
play is an Indian drama, and was Civ
en- very successfully by the school
several years ago.
The Informal Dance at the Grand
Hotel last Monday evening was voted
one of the most enjoyable Of the sea
son by those who were present.
Theodore Richards, of Honolulu a
most interesting speaker, will deliver
the address on Sunday evening at the
Wailuku Union Church.
Bio Shipment of Fords-The big
gest shipment OF Ford cars hat ever
came to Maui, arrived last week by
the Manoa direct from San Francisco,
consigned to Harry Gesner. There
were 16 of the rattle-boXes in the lot.
Another Moonshiner in ToiIs-Ushi-
mura, a well known vegetable gard
ner, was caught in the act of produc-
ing okOlahao in a carefully camou-
flaged pit on the bank of lao stream,
almost directly back of Nick's garage
on Vineyard street. The still was
located by Policeman Josey Wilson,
whose trusty nose led him to the
quarry. Ushimura had evidently just
started in the business but he had
about $50 gallons of beer" ready for
the still. The pit in which the plant
was located was covered by a very
small structure resembling in all re-
spects an ordinary clubhouse. 1t was
this hat concealed the ladder by
which the place was entered.
Women Preparing to Organize
The wOmen OF Oahu are already pre-
pairing. to take an active if indirect
part in politics during the next two
years, and effective organization is
being made to that end. II is the in
tention to organize the women of the
entire territory in the work. A let
ter received from Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett
this week by a Maui outlined
the plan, which calls for the forma-
ton, as a first step, of precinct clubs
everywhere.
Richard Vilim, VioIinist, Harold
Piper, base and Mrs. Piper piano ac-
cOmpanist, who have been delighting
the music lovers of Honolulu for some
time past, will give a concert this
evening at the Waikiki Union Church
The come here very highly recon-
mended.