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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

Death Adds To Robbery Mystery
After reporting to the deputy sheriff
of Kohala that he had been robbed
of $1,000, II. H. Kamaunu, an aged
Hawaiian, died at his home in the
same district last Saturday without
having been able to tell the sheriff
the details of the alleged robbery. 1t
is supposed that the loss of his say
ings of a lifetime fastened the old
mans end. 1t has been generally be.
lieved in the n~eighborhood that Ka,
maunu had a good deal of money hid.
den away.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

j. II. Grey, city editor of the Homo
lulu Advertiser and Mr.. Buick of the
same paper, visited the School on
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Wailuku School Notes

The Waikiki Public School now has
451 pupils enrolled. There are Is in
structors, including 2 vocational teach
ers.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Our grass needs water.

Our grass needs water.
Our Flower Club wants to water the
grass, but when we turn the water on
the grass the kitchen does not get
very much.
We hope we will get some more
water and some more hose pipe. We
want a pretty yard.-Toichi Kondo.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

HiIo Railroad Raises Rates-With
authorization of the interstate com
merce commission, the Hilo Railroad
company raised its passenger rates on
November s one-half cent a mile, and
it's freight rates by approximately 25
percent.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
On The Other Islands

Bureau Orders Foloers-Bids were
opened yesterday by the Hawaii Tour
list Bureau for the printing of 10O,0 900
folders, descriptive of the islands,
such as are regularly published for
Hawaiian promotion. The contract
was awarded to the Paradise of the
Pacific, which bid $417O.
Bars Wage Agitators-Manager j.
b. Thomson of the Waipahu planta-
ton, Oahu, has refused to grant to
the Plantation Labor Supporters AS.
ISOLATION use of the plantation
premises for meeting purposes. A
committee from the association wait
ed upon Manager Thomson last Fri
day and made formal request for the
use of the plantation camp for a high
err wage meeting and was refused
The association committee is nov
mailing arrangements with The owner
of a theater located outside of tht
plantation property to hold the meet
ing there.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

New Manager For HiIo Sugar
Alvah A. Scott, head Iuna of the Hilo
Sugar Co., is to become manager of
the plantation succeeding his father,
John A. Scott, who will retire on the
first of the year. The elder Scott
goes to Honolulu to reside. having
built a mansion for himself il the
metropolis. Alexander Fraser, a divi-
sion ovcrseer on the plantation, be-
comes head luna in young SCOTS
place.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

Our teacher wrote on the black.
board that MANY hands make light
work" That's true. If you have
brothers and sisters, who will help
you to clean the yard the work will be
finished quickly.-George Aikau.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

McSwanson Is Custodian-James b.
McSwanson. a well known newspaper
man, has been named custodian and
manager of the Hilo Tribune Publish
ing Co, under the receivership o. A.
S. l.. Quincy. The company was
placed in the hands of a receiver last
week, following close upon the award
ing of judgment by a jury of $25, 900
damages against the company to
Charles Warren, for libel.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

There are forty-five children in our
room. 1t is so crowded that there are
no desks for some children and when
we are absent those children who
cept when we are sick or to be ex-
cused.
Sometimes we have weeks attend
ance of 100 R.-Shizuno Nubui.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

The Pay Too Small-The court is
finding it difficult to secure suitable
appraisers for the A. S. Wilcox estate.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

Kauai Short On Quota-The island
of Kauai fell down on its assigned
quota of $4,000 for the Roosevelt mem
orial fund, between $500 and $500.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

Honolulu Has Typhoid Carrier-A
young Japanese, apparently in the
pest of health, is at present confined
in the Queens Hospital, Honolulu, as
a typhoid carrier" The mans wife
died of typhoid fever recently, and
this as well as other sporadic cases
of the disease had been puzzling
physicians for some time. The ase
is exciting considerable interest in
medical circles.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

Railroad To Honokaa-lt is reported
from Hilo that the Hawaii Consolidat-
ed Railways combine has again taken
up the question of extending its line
from Paauilo to Honokaa, with the
chances in favor of an early start.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

Stabbed Wife In Hilo-After search
ing for his wife on Maui last week, st.
Iago Meledas of Honolulu, proceeded
to Hilo last Thursday where he found
the woman at Waiakea and immediate
ly stabbed her in the neck and breast
so seriously that she may die. He
was arrested and stated that his wife
had deceived him. Meledas was form
erly a member of the Hilo band.
Cemetery DistiIler Fined SOON. G.
Moraes, who was arrested Thursday
on a charge of manufacturing whisky
in the Catholic cemetery on South
King street, was fined $500 and costs
yesterday afternoon in the federal
court by Judge j. b. PoindeXter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
BEGIN CONSTRUCTION
OF CAIRO AIR ROUTE
AcrodrOmes Are Being Erected very
600 Miles TO Provide
I'neI

LONDON. March .l-tSpeciaD Act
ual construction work already has
been begun in connection with the pro-
Iected cape 10 Cairo air service. the
i5rltiSh Air Ministry announces. Aero
uromes are being set up every 600
miles. the present nonstop limit from
one end of Africa to the other. the
kharioum and two in German East
Africa, at kampla and Ujij.
Inc route then passes into RhoGeSia
ana along the course OF the railway to
the Cape. Long before the famous Cape
TO Cairo Railway is in operation il is
confidently expected that the airplanes
VIII be covering the route on regular
schedules. Tine distance is 800 miles.
Alter establishing this service. the
plan of the Air Ministry is to hand ii
over as 4 going enterprise TO Il British
commercial company.
The Air Ministry is acting as Mo
neer IN various undertakings and ac-
cordlng TO one OF its officials its posi- :
tion 10 commercial living will be analo-
SouS TO that the British Admiralty and
merchant marine. service. y Lloyd
us appearance in the near future.
Already wireless stations on the con-
tIncnt signal the passage. apparent CON
ai,ion. origin, nationality, cargo and
deSiination OF passing aircraft
Ensland. sa id the official. "if only
on account empire communications. has
more to ask Of other powers in the
way OF nying rights than she has TO
grant. Air travel will not be- i'm the
main, over the sea That is TOO circui-
tous " "
Commercial signal codes are being
considered AZ the ministry. also tho
question of air police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
zBYszKO DEFEATS LEWIS
BREAKS HEADLOCK AND
WINS WORLDS TITLE
Grant Pole Secures Fail With u holy
Hold in one Hour. Thirty-Four
Minutes and Thirty-Scycn
Seconds.

NEW YORK. March 2l.-wladek
|byszko tonight conquered Ed "Stran-
gier' Lewis at Madison square Garden.
in a finish bout for the worlds
wrestling title. The gigantic Pole
came from behind and in a tense mo-
ment, when defeat seemed a probable
Issue for himself, downcd his man.
ihc time Was one hour, ihirty-f -four
minutes and thirty-Sevcn seconds. The
triumphant grip was body hold
There was u roar that seemed to
rock the old garden when the Pole
scored his win. The promoter esti-
mated The crowd at 10000 They
yelled like JuOuO.
that Earl caddock had proclaimed a
permanent retirement from the game
Of grips.
Numerous headlocks. the Stran-
Glcr,s stock in trade. had been utilized
by Lewis. Hhyszko had been largely
came on thc scene. Lewis worked
once NOR" on IbNSZko's head and his
wrists ciuncHed down on The Polc's
JONI The latter Clawed desperately
hi me Stran-!cr wr!nklcd abdomen
ana then swaycd like AN inverted PEN
dulum until free. Then followed the
most Srue!lins onslaught of the match.
Lewis iyin. for 4 chancery With >,
hcau!ock all but c!ampcd again on
his head. the Pole. all but Unconscious
~ seemed. made the desperate catch
at the Stranslcr's midrin
Ills fingers were white with urassure
as Inc Polish Goliath lifted Lewis bod :
ny from the mat. lie Shook as in {,
spa SIN and hurled his whole being into
the body hold
Lewis wen, 10 the door with crash.
~ 10 the mat ''''9@
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
MANY HORSES At BOWIE
EASTERN RACING SEASON
WILL BEGIN ON APRIL |
sMayberry, Shannon. Hall md Stoticr
ElS, VIII Have Colts For Speed
t8NS--.ii Events,

BALTIMORE. MD. alarch 2l.--New
apT rIp.a ths week a, Bowie iraek in
where the t Southern M.ryand Agr,eui
tural Association VIII inauguraic the
Il Eastern racing season on April l by
two weeks duration. are John May
berry, Thomas shannon. q. Ernest Hall
and j. II. Stolter.
BsBowic is Halls Franc Tireur. Il strap
ping chestnut by free Lance out OF
: Sunny Hin. an imported son of Lem
berg and Leisure, and half-brother of
Holiday anu Royal Tourist, will be
rnady for ore i6 ni al bd"ie. lie Is
judge a, Bowie.
Stolter. who WWim;ered at the Gentle
ware magnate Of Pittsburgh lie has
taken TO Bowie Nalspar. Sibola, Sister
Emblem, Napoii and Notisco. all sea-
soned campaisners and all ready;
Stolter told Superintendent Richard
Tending yesterday that training con-
! Driving Park he had not missed a
. day in the open all winter. Ea!spar,
, Mhien 1 deNeiIoped some ta,eni Tor dis,
string.
Shannon came up from New Orleans
with the stable OF Thomas w. O'Bricn.
the nc-timc Chicago plungcr.
For 0Erlen shannon has bromght 10
: DUN ie Iutllillcl, Il chestnut MY iWO
years old and a winner; Plurine.
chestnut hlly three years old and a
winner of one race in one start. both
daughters of PluviouS, and sisters.
Also he has the veteran Rispondc.
which is still good for an occasional
race.
For Philip 4. Clark the owner of
Dunboync. he has brought the i'm
ported twn-year-old Canva shack. a son
of Greenback, and winner: and for
Crank Capra Kerry Lass. a two-ycar-
old by Heno out OF Kilcrca; My Ada. a
two-ycar- by Zeus out of Ida V.
and tBohcrnabrenn two-ycar-old by
lldrim out of Lille Hoy. shannon has
no horses belonging to Edward Soulc
for Bowie racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
HINDENBURG is QUIET
Berlin Paper Claims lie. Will Stand by
the Army Officers mt
Any Cost.

BERLIN. March -(SpeciaD-D:s
cuSsinE the silence Of Field Marshal
Won llindenburg in the face of persist
the suspicion that he will throw the
auartcrniastcr- general over board. the
Iagi Icitung declares it is informed
that the contrary is the case and that
Marshall Won II ndcnbur2 will stand by
General l.udendorff and all the other
men VINO were associated with him in
the conduc, OF the war for Germany
In agreement with the field mar
shall the TageS Zeitung adds. there
IS now being prepared a memora ndum
which viii! set forth all pertinent facts.
anu illuminate the charges made
against General LudendorT. Delay in
the publication OF this document how
ever suggests that certain influences
are at work TO prevent its issuance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Virginia Episcopni School Boys Plnn
an Active BnsebRll
Season,

LYNCHBURG, VA. March 21-Thc
schedule OF the baseball team Of Nir-
Einia Episcopal School for Boys. which
has Just been announced. is as follows:
March 22-Randolph Macon Academy,
at Bedford.
March 2s-New London Academy. a,
LynchburE.
April a-Univcrsi,y OF Virginia
freshmen, at Lynchburg
Lynchburg.
Charlottesville.
April 14-Biackstonc Military Acade-
my, al LynchburG.
April ls-Appoinattox High. "A, APP
romattox.
april e4-Lynchburs High. a,
Lynchburg.
April 2s--chatham Training School.
at LynchburE.
May, $-Charlo,tesville High a.
.Lynchburg.
May 7-Lynchburg High, at Lynch :
81 May 12-Randolph- Macon Academy
at Lrnchburc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
B0lSHEVIST LITERATURE
Is FOUND IN MEXICO
Government Claims THAT PropnEnnd,
~ brought There From United
states.

ME%iCo CITY. MEN. March FL
= EoishcN!St literature is being dis
t:iouted among Mexican laborers. and
labor leaders. i, is said. are spreading
the gospel by word OF wouth These
,nfopa SandiSts. according TO reports
phSc thei" arguments on literature
mat Is being brought into Mexico from
the United States by Boishevist
trian.
According to tho Excelsior. the propa :
Sanda is being carried on secretly hui,
actively. and that within a snort time
the results will show. Several in :
6ustrial disputes, the paper adds were
inspired by the Holshcvists Recent
reports from Vera Cruz say thar two
Bolshcvist agents had landed there.
Labor troubles in Tampco during
the last year OF the world war were
blamed on ]. W. w agents instigatcd
by Germans. Tie principal union la Dor
organizations Of the country. the Con-
federation de Syndicatos Oborcros del
Distrto Federal, officially denies any
Golshcvist Affiliations or syinpa;hies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
PLAN ORGANIZATION
OF BASEBALL LEAGUE
Preliminary Scheme Include, Cities i'm
Both Virginia and North
turOlinn.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
E LYNCHBURG VA, March 2l.-With
the initiative taken by former hackers
OF the national game in Charlotte. \
O., move is under way looking 10
the organization of q Virginia Carolina
league with teams in Charlotte.
Greensboro. Winston Salem and Dur
ham and Lynhburs. Roanoke and DAN
willie in Virginia, the circuit 10 be
selected a a meeting 20 he held at a
central point late this month. II is
proposed to start the season about
May 10 and to run 20 Labor Day. This
would enable the teams 10 have their
men report about May |, and save much
of the cost of training that would be
incident TO opening three weeks ear
iicr.
Promoters OF the circuit in Nortn
Carolina believe no trouble would he
experienced in inducing President
Branham, OF Durham, who was me
executive OF the old Carolina Associa-
ton, to accept the pres idcncy Of thu"
circuit if formed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Upton SAILS FOR u. S.
Noted Waterman Expects to Arrange
Here Another sailing
Event.

y! wv V'' ~
MARBLEliEAD, MASS. Marcel

MARBLEiiEAD, MASS. March Ell
n capiegran was, received by the
Thomas Lipton, stating that he was
sailing on the Aquitania. and would
reach the United States about March
70. where he would confer with Amer
ican yachmcn about the resumption of
intcrnationa yacht races.
Sir Thomas has offered a cup for
class III yachts. to be contested for in
races to be arranged this year By the
Corinthian Yacht Club. Some time ago
he cabled the New York Yacht club
challenge for the Americas cup.
The races to be contested this year.
hut the New York club replied that
II preferred 10 wait until 1920 before
resuminS International competition. In
1914 Sir Thomas challenged for the
Americas cup and entered the sham
rock ~. The war prevented this race
from being held and the Shamrock ~
has since been in dry dock in Brook
lyn. Members Of the Corinthian Yacht
Club believe Sir Thomas will inspect
the Shamrock ~. TO decide il il can
be used for racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
You Need not
Suffer from CatarrI1

las been in constant use for over i(ty
years. viii drive the catarrhal poisons
out OF your blood. purifying and
strengthening 1t, so II viii carry viSor
ana health TO the mucous membranes
on it's Journeys through your body and
nature WI! soon restore you 10 health
You viii be relieved of tho droppings OF
mucous in your throat, sores in uostriis
bad breath. hawking and splitting
All reputable druggists carry $. s. s
IN stock and We recommend YOU gNa
IL trial Immediately.
The chief medical adviser Of tho
Company viii chcerfuily answer al
letters on the subject There is 10
charge for the medical advice Address
Swift Specific Company. 25I Swift Lab
Atlanta Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
RUTH SIGNS CONTRACT
Comes {" Terms With Harry rrnz,,
President Of BoStom
Amer icunS.
IBv Associated prcxsl

NEW YORK, March cl.-"Babc'
rum. pitcher and hard-hittinc out
helder of the Boston Americans. todav
came 10 terms here with Harry FraZcc
president of the Boston club and sign
ed a contract for three years The
amount OF his salary was not men
toned, but Mr. Fra2ce announced tina,
noth hr ana Ruth were entirely salts
lcd- iinth leaves here tonight TO Join
me otAel players of the club at their
spring training camp at Tampa, Fla
litch"r Ruth asserted later he would
receive ;" ,oou for the three years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
But You Must Drive 1t Out Of
Your Blood to Get Rid Of 1t
Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
Of applying external treatments. try
inS "a cure your catarrh. You have
used sprays. waal'cs and lotions. anI
possibly been temporarily relieved. But
after short time YOU had another at
tack and wondered why. You must
realize that catarrh is an Infection OF
IN" blood ard TO get permanent relief
the CntHrrh Infection must be driven
out Of tn" blood. Tho quicker you como
TO understand tins, the quicker YOU viii
GET IL ont Of YOUR sNstcnl. s. :. $. w ninh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
ROANOKE GIRLS WIN
Defeats Lynchhnrg High QuInt in TX.
citing Came. by Score OF
If to -.

- ROANOKE VA. March - .'Tnr Eo.-
3nokc High School girls uuint dere4tod
the LynchburS High school team ii,
ono OF the most exciting BASKETBALL
games OF the season tonight by the
score OF Il to II. II was - game Of
stars, both teams playing great bail
the outcome was in doubt until the
final WnistIe blew. The linc-up:
& Lynchburg. Position. Ronuni;c
ygsaylor 80. right forward Bark .
Brown 80. left forward Strynns
.Sfaher 49,. center C;lcnynr
fBass .... right guard CCu,cr
aPugi1 ...... left guard Colema ~
summary: SuosttuuonS--S. PuEh for
fRrbwn Points were made AS fnijn,,-s
Taylor 90. Barksdalc o.. stevens
8tS9. $. Pugh 90, Brown C2J Refer.
H--AfisS p. MoOmaw I'mnirc-Nji,,
sPeck. Timer. McClanahan. Srornr
Time Of halves twenty
8r,inGtcs -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

Tor ErSdual marketing. under IN,
agreement the critical situation, win
De relieved to the very best Interest a,
the cotton growers. The fact that .,
100000 pounds Of cottonseed produc,,
nave Just been ordered to Euroncan
countries constitutes one of tho inost
hopeful signs OF the speedy solutin,,
OF the difficulties
NEW CHARTERS ISSUED
TO TWO CORPORATIONS
=, charter was issued today for Tn.
Charlotte: capital. 100000 nuthorizeJ
and 1000 subscribed by H. &. SherrIIi'
w. II. Bethea. j.. G. Rankin and others
Another charter is for the Biantop
Feed Company. of Marion; capit1,
$1,000 au 4. and $1,000 sub
w: H. McNahan and others. 's'
Governor Beckett ordered special
term of court today for Cleveland
of crimina. caec~ :cI.c :a,a, nresi%t
ing. The order was made NJ the snn
cial request OF Judge Long and In.
Cleveland authorities. Judge Long hay.
ing tclcgraphed the request 10 mo
Governor today.
MACHINERY READY TO
DISTRIBUTE NITRATE SUPPLY
The machinery Is In thorough rcadi-
ness here nov for the prompt distrihu
zion of nitrate OF soda to farmers
throughout the State just AZ rapidly a =
i can be shipped into the state through
Wilmington for distribution, there G.
ing orders on file from farmers for
$4,000 tons for agricultural purposes.
the government supplying the nitrate
practically at cost, about ISL per ton.
Secretary NJ. II. Bcanlan. OF :no
Raleigh Chamber OF Commerce. has re-
turned from Detroit Washington ana
Other points North, he having held i'm
portant conference in Washington with
j. III. Fishback. counsel. representing
Raleigh and a halr score OF other
North Carolina shipping points in q.
light that these towns are making be-
FORE the Interstate Commerce Com
mission against freight rate dscrim-
inations in cooperation with iitiga-
ton hat is being pressed by the Nor, n
Carolina Corporation Commission Mr.
Reaman has assurances that the suita
viii be pressed To the utmost in an
effort for n most speedy termination.
nc Is well pleased with the progress
or The litigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

writes: y herd OF wild elephants
numbering over one hundred. which
has come out Of the hills into the
planes in tho Chittagong district. is
ravaSinS tho whole countryside and
doing tremendous damage 10 buildings
end crops. Hubs are being trampled
down ana the !icc crop IL being de-
Tourcd wholesale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

NONNEILSNlLLE. PA. March 2I--
Further tismree: showing Pennsyl-
vania'S contribution of fuel during the
trying year OF 1915, nave been issue d
here by j. T.. Walsh. mine inspector
OF the ninth bituminous coal district,
According TO the report the district
produced 1.ISa?4G tons of coal dur
ing the year. in addition TO a.77S,64S
tons OF coke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Prevent Girl. From working

der eighteen Years Of age NAV no, be
employed in public messenger service
after May ]. 1919. according to a ruling
made recently by the Industrial Boa I'd
OF the Department Of Labor and Indus
Try. the ruling is made following q
board in Philadelphia al the request OF
the Consumers League and attended by
representatives. of the telegraph COM
OanieS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Won Moitkr.s Gnrru,itv.

Fie d. Marshal Won Moitkc was ma n
u ttW Words' II is sa:d that a man who
.inew him well once made 4 warcr ~, +,
III proposing toast 20 the Kaiser ;hc
GA soldier would no. use moro than
c!Eni or nine words. ON this occasion
n9weNtr, II harpcncd ;ha, he added to
his usual phrase the wo-ds "N.in,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Georgia roothnlI Schedule.

y
ATHENS, GA. March 2l.-Thc Uni.
Ncratly OF Georgia football schedule
i"r l"l" was announces today as fol-
lows. c'tobcr 1. the Citadel in
Athcns: October IL. University OF
south Carolina, in Athens: October is
Sewnncc. in Athens: October -. Uni.
versity OF i'lorida. III Tampa: Novem.
her /. Auburn in Columbus. Ga: No.
Nember $, University of Virginia, il
Athens November -. Georgia Tech. il
Atlanta. November N, Clemson COL
IcEe, in Athens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
toronto We.t End .y" Win, cor,..,

& TORONTO; March 2I.-Rcsulty Of The
!. NJ. c. a. hexathlon
seompetition. In which 2,611 contcstnnts
representing hfty-three American and
Ganad,ans; ANNOUNCED here ;oda y.
Sshowed Toronto West End 'Y" in
AclasS A TO have won first place ,yI, II
ahs1s3 points. Rochester. y Y was
bGecond with 4.1s2. Honolulu was DC,
sin the class competition with $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Family Reunion. Aplcn,y.

LONDON, March lJ.--DcmobiliZcd
daddies are having holiday before
getting back into working harness
Fresh from the scenes OF conflict ia =
theirs who have had bu. Gcctins
Glmpses of their wives and children
during the past several years are
merry max ing and London is fun Of
family parties out for a lark They
may be seen in tea rooms. a theaters,
II the parks and sightseeing. Many
families are having reimbursement
inSs At which there Invariably is
some one. missing, owing to the wars
death toll