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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29

Lewis Jr., and Lorrin Andrews. The
yellow lei was our emblem, of mem
bership, and this we wore at every
dinner, all marching in together.
THE captains dinner was managed
by the club and the menu for the
event, herewith enclosed, speaks for
itself.
"Our club with officers and titles
as bestowed was as follows: w. o.
Aiken, Mayor of Haleakala Luna nui !;
K. A. Berndt, Chief Poi Founder; c.
c. Robinson, The Other Chief Poi
Founder; Vaughan MacCaughey, Chap
lain, H. c. Churchill (of San Francis
COZ, Detective; f. Baering, Miss Mar
garet Scudder and Miss Laura Rowe,
Privates.
"Our club yell is Aloha! Aloha !
HaleakalaH and our motto is Hear no
evil-Speak no evil-See no evil
with fine weather all the way, be-
Iieve me we had SOME TRIP, and
surely taught some 200 persons what
is meant by Maui No Ka Oh"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
Soldiers Express Aloha
For Maui and MauiiteS
u. S. Army Detachment
Kahului, Maui.
q october,
Editor of Maui News:

70 OCTOBER, 1SZU.
Editor of Maui News:
In appreciation of the great many
favors that have been bestowed upon
us, by the people of Maui, we, the
soldiers of the U. S. Army Detach-
ment wish to thank the people OF
Maui through your paper.
When we landed there seemed to be
great enthusiasm in anticipation OF
the events that we were to take part
in. When we saw this spirit among
a people whom we had never had the
pleasure of meeting before, we de-
termined to do our utmost and give
our most loyal support in making the
Maui Fair a greater success than was
ever anticipated.
Major Hazeltine, Commanding ON
Ger of this Detachment and Captain
Smoot his assistant, were the officers
that made it possible for this Detach-
ment to be a success. When these
two officers arrived at the Fair
grounds they saw they were to eX-
perience a few difficulties, but, with
the aid of a member of the executive
committee, Mr.. Rice, these difticulties
were quickly overcome. Mr.. Rice has
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
HALEAKALA CLUB MAKES VOYAGE OF
MAUI TO MAINLAND A REAL HUMMER
"MAUI NO KA OF"

s. MAUI MONDAY OCTOBER
HALEAKAIA ALOHA
Member
Canape Goose Lver-Puunene Salami-Maui
Saled Amonds-Pakai
Moiwahne-Queen Olives Celery Branch--Laau
Consomme Clear-Kpahulu Cream Ceery-Waikapu
Trench of King Salmon Fine Herbs
MAUI SPECIAL
Fancy Fried Oysters a la PuuONlalei
(Aow 10
Tomato Farcie, Chill Sauce-Ulupaakua
Veal Chops, Mianaise-Iahaina
Queen Friers, Custard
Stuffed Young Turkey Cranberry Sauce-Makawao
Roast Prime Ribs Beef
Kaupakalua-Baked CuredHI Champagne
SALADS Halku-Chcken Salad Kula-Siced Tomatoes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iao-Boed Corno Cob Asparagus an Beurre
Observation-Disclosures Pudding
California Ice cream MISUNDERSTANDING
Assorted French Pastry Canded
Nuts Rasins Dates Pears Grapes
Cheese-Sierra McIarens and Roouefor
After Dinner Mns French
Northumberland
Aloha-Aloha-- -Haleakala!
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
Only One of All Those in County Fails
to Make Entry in Fair Exhibits;
Competition For Cups Remarkably
Close
SCHOOL CUP WINNERS

With every school in the county rep
resented in the exhibit of Maui's
schools at the fair was the most com
plete and thoroughly satisfactory OF
any ever attempted either for the
county or the territorial fair. No de-
partment attracted more general in
terest and attention and he gallery OF
he Territorial Building was constantly
fielled with interested observers. Com
petition was keen and spirited and the
judges often put to it to come to de-
cisions.
Special credit is to be given to the
outlying schools. What to expect from
the larger schools was pretty well
known in advance. They surpassed
expectations. Nothing like the splen-
did showing by the smaller and out
lying schools had been expected. Fair
and school officials say they fairly
outdid themselves.
In this issue only a summar OF the
results will be undertaken but in
next issue Maui News will run the tab
,ulated statements of she score by
points Of every school in each class.
How They Stood
In Glass A, Kamehameha Ill. scored
% points to Wailuku's 10 and PUNE
ne's Is and in special awards Kane
hameha Ill took one each for a bed
spread and model sugar mill; Paia for
dolls house and bedroom set and Puu-
meme for Holland landscape.
Glass B furnished one of the closest
competitions, Haiku winning with 13
points followed by st. Anthony's Girls
IL and Keahua IL. Special prizes were
won with a dolls house by Makawao
and another dolls house by Spreckels-
vile.
In Class C the four leaders were
separated by only three points. Puu-
kolii won the cup with 13 followed by
Kaluaaha II, Keokea IL, and kappa
kalua 10. Special prizes were won by
Kaluaaha for models aad fish net.
Sacred Hearts for a bird house. XII
hei TO ra dolls house and Halehaku
for a model of the school fence.
Halehaku deserves especial men,
tion. The fence of which the model
was made is Hawaiian in design and
was put up by the scholars. A con
siderable amount of Hawaiian work
was shown by the school and nearly
all of it sold, the proceeds going to
playground equipment.
Glass d cup was won by Honokowai
with Kipahulu second. Special prizes
were a Relief map from Kaunakakai
and school model from Honokowai.
Glass E furnished cup winner in
Kuiaha with Wailuku Private School
second.
Wailuku Private School secured a
special prize for Mrs. Pillans' interest
ing game of Hawaiian Pinch which at.
tracted wide attention, and Kula SAM
tarium school won special for mo,
del of an airplane.
kindergarten Work
In the Kindergarten Glass (Class FL
William and Mary Alexander won
with Kahului second and Hamakuapo'
ko third. Special prizes went to Alex
ander House for fish exhibit, Will
liam and Mary Alexander for land
scape, Baldwin House for toy house
Kahului for a model of a store and
Hamakuapoko for dolls bedroom
set.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
Hymie Meyer Back on
Maui After Six Years

Back to Maui, his boyhood home has
come Hymie Meyer a son Of the late
Dave Meyer He is holding down sey.
eral jobs for the Royal Hawaiian Sales
Company
Hymie Meyer left Maui about six
years ago, went to Honolulu and went
to work for the Royal Hawaiian Sales
Company. He has been with the con
cern ever since. Recently he was IN
charge of the parts department OF
the Honolulu garage.
In Maui Meyer will be assistant to
Harry II. Holt, Royal Hawaiian Sales
COmpany's Maui representative, in the
inside work of the establishment
will have the parts, tires, accessory
and service departments and when not
otherwise engaged will be a salesman.
Otherwise his time will be all his own.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29
FINAL MEETING MONDAY

Candidates of both parties
will close their political CAM
palgns on Market street, Wsilu-
ku, OF Monday night. 1t is de.
signed to allct the time to the
candidates so that all may have
a final hearing and then to sub
NIT the question to the voters.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29

Second best exhibit of fruit-Three
choice fruit trees to Mrs. II. p. Bald
win.
Third best exhibit of fruit-Pair
pruning shears to d. H. Case.
Bananas-Two choice fruit trees TO
Chas. Plunkett, Kailua.
Avocados-Two choice fruit trees to
Geo Weight Jr.
Mangoes-No award made.
Oranges-Two choice fruit trees to
James Lindsay.
Peaches-Standard book on Horti'
culture to Worth Aiken.
Papayas-One choice fruit tree 10
d. H. Case.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29

never failed us, and has taken a great
interest in the welfare of the soldiers
all of which we greatly appreciate.
JOHN CALLER,
1st Sgt. of Detachment.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-10-29

From the coast-Monday, Ventu.
ra; Tuesday, Wilhelmina.
To the coast-Wednesday, Sono.
ma and Maui; Friday, Niagara,
(for Vancouver
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
Other Editors Than Ours
CANDLES IN WORLD TRADE.
New York Timcs.)

our comfortably situated people having cleo
riciy. oil for chasing gloom when the shades
OF night have fallen they compelled TO work
away from daylight. may be surprised learn that
there is a worldwide business in candles and what
universally known tallow dips form
mean item in the statistics of British export bust
incidentally, a bOastful article from Hull
discloses the soap-manuacturing corporation which
has virtual monopoly OF both the soap and candle
industry OF the United Kingdom, capitalized a.
$500 600 and there appears 10 be something like
public pride in that i, is swiftly absorbing
Guiding those which produce the raw materials
which II depends
AS 10 candles, we were under the impression that
Standard oil had SO civilized the most remote
peoples that nowhere do any depend the old
time tapers for light. To be sure the wise our
town keep few candles about the premises TO help
out when something goes wrong at the power
aesthetic souls who put candles the table srec-
ial dinners.
But the candle is an article OF importance in
human economy despite all the progress that has
been made in artificial lighting In the United King
dom the annual consumption is approximately go
coo, 600. two pounds per capita. which would
indicate startling concentration provincialism
candle industry suffered during the war compar-
ably with others. but IL is rapidly recovering from
the slump. Lest year The United kingdom exLorted
about = 600 900 pounds Of the tapers and il is
pected that 80 O0C 900 pounds will go forth 10 the
cour corners ~ tire earth this year brighten the
lives OF thoso who know no better artificial light.
Candles be,r 80 important n part Of tho business
not surprising that this paying ordinary
dividends OF L u percent No shortage Of fat
here though Europeans said TO be drying up for
OF fats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
OUIJA BOARD BENEFITS.

We rapidly becoming a nation of ouja board
fans No home. in localities is considered
complete without its ouja board which is con-
suited by every member OF the family either in fun
in foolish earnest The popular idea seems to be
that ouija decide question with little strain
10 the tired human brain of the questioner
Whether not the consulters have gained
fort and sage advice leading to health wealth and
happiness that little board has brought
to group of citizens. Manufacturers OF
ouija boards have prospered greatly in recent
months.
One eastern factory found It necessary to enlarge
plant The addition S125,OOO. I contains
$4,000 square Of floor space devoted entirely
and exclusively 6uija boards. Not spirits. but
financial returns led the concern undertake this
step of expansion.
one might expect this factory to be haunted by
takative spOoks But it is reported that nothing has
materialized date EXCEPT increased business and
good profits No spirit writing has appeared walls
floors tables and the newly manufactured
oUija boards present wooden faces to the workers
they tend to their respective jobs the
factory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
WRONG NUMBER"

Life has few disturbing things
for me-" says a constituuonally tran
Quill man. "but there is one thing
that / will admit does irritate me
little. and that is the speech j some
times hear over the telephone from
somebody who has called me and
found he had the wrong number.
When the bell rings and l take
M the receiver 1 hear that voice
from. the other end saying:
lis this number so-and-soE ana
/ answer politely.
A" No. this is numbe thus-and-so,
to hear him say then quick and gruft:
Ring off! Wrong number
Really he has put me 10 an IN
convenience: slight, 10 be sure, but
an inconvenience, and yet he treats
me as if I put him out.
1T is very pleasant after that to
have somebody who had called US
and found II not the number wanted
saving politely: Tt is the wrong
number. l am sorry 10 have dis
turbed YOU but still / can't help
feeling irritated a little by the man
who saws gruffly. Ring OFF, Wrong
mum bert as if 1 were the offending
party"
we don't blame Dave Fishgrund
for getting sore. There hain't no
body we want 10 lick so bad as this
bird who gets tht wrong number and
then wants TO blame US for II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
BOB JONES INSPIRING PEW-HOLDERS
TO LET PREACHERS SAY SOMETHING.

Sunday sermons in number of churches would
appear indicate that the South Bend clergy AZ
least has had its spine sufened by the Bob Jones
meetings and that they are intent upon passing it
along 10 their parishoners. This is no slam at the
South Bend clergy. The right kind OF parishioners
would not have rendered il necessary for a Bob
Jones come here. and arouse them to the point
where the clergy dared TO talk TO them as they did
sunday Perhaps. after all. among the best results
that viii come from the Jones meetings will be 70
revamp the mental and moral attitudes OF those
who occupy the Iews that the men I'm the pulpits
can preach the tru.h-even though il discredit a
city administration 10 which many Of their pew
holders are politically related-without being in
danger II the tin-can
eyes. So many OF their pew-holdersi" This would
20 be indicated by the apparent political com
DleXion OF the Jones mems meeting sunday after
When the ohorister asked the republicans &c
sing there -.as a considerable chorus when NJ ask
cd the democrats sing one lone voice rang out for
instant. we do not know whether il was due 10
the superabundance of republicans present or 10
their chronic pharisaism their renchant for making
bis noce of their politicz-but whatever it was
maybe it was just as il should be When il comes
cleaning up South Bend Kidding u OF the evils Of
which the evangelist spoke and Of which the local
clergy had spoken sunday morning IL is a job for
republicans They save as The admlnistration--o-
maIs dninIstra tion-that have ard IL demo-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
More Truth
Than Poetry
By JAMES ]. MONTAGUE
BEWARE OF A CHEST.

BEWARE OF \ CHEST:
The great Alexander regarded the
earth,
AS wholly belonging to him:
He thought he controlled all the
oceans that rolled
Clear out 20 it's uttermost rim
The Heavens will crash when / 80
20 my grave"
The conQueror often would say;
And the world stood aghaSt when he
persisted at last;
But up came the sun the next
day.
The Emperor Nero was swollen
with pride.
In the power conferred by his
crown.
His subjects went wild with delight
when he smiled,
And fell in a faint at his frown.
He fancied that when he departed
this life.
His exit would shatter the map;
But when he was gone, the planet
rolled on,
Without ever missing a lap.
The naughty hotel clerk. the pomp-
Gus old Judge
The ponderOus head OF the bank,
The man whose success makes him
prone to impress
The world with his station and
rank,
Believe their departure would leave
us all flat,
But when they are under the
ground,
Awaiting the call that will waken US
all,
The earth keeps on whirling
around.
And therefore. young man, with the
outswelling chest,
No matter what heights you have
scaled.
Quite in spite Of your chest, you will
pass. like the rest,
Unnoticed, unwept and unwailed.
If all of the persons We've men,
toned could go,
And not put the world on the
blink.
You can surely deduce that you're
not so much use,
In the game we call life as you
think.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27

Gratis stayed away so that more republicans could
get the tabernacle and get the scourging that
they deserved perhaps it for the best.
Besides. there was at least one democrat present.
and despite tho musical talent in the & o. D II
nv democrat that their sins their duties and OBJ
legations. despite their EN- inent respectabity,
unveiled. Bob Jones the evangelist is a democrat.
the bigses: man in the house and the with the
message who is going 10 teach and teaching
South Bend republicans who are All morally
religiously inclined the immortality and irreligious-
letting their politics drown their Of
morals and religion, entirely out He made up for
the democrats who couldn't or wouldn't sing-poor
excuse, all this is, for TIE deadly silence that
all he INDUCED in.
Indeed. 1t Is neither here nor there, should be
neither here nor there. hen il comes to a moral
question question OF law enforcement. what
mans politics is Every man should be interested.
in the maintenance CT public morality,
and Of law enforcement. under administration
dominated by his party. than he would be II
it were dominated by an opposition party II rubic
opinion America Is reach that stage where
good government is be the ideal Of the citizen
ship. public opinion within each political party must
insist upon good government from such political
parties and stultihed by anything else.
We are glad to see the ice sufficiently broken that
the local clergy, well Bob Jones, feel safe to
que from their pulpits 20 the in their Jews,
that regardless their politics. il they Chris
tians they carry il into their civil ife-whch
means their political life well their business and
social life.
Judging by the superior number of republican
songsters the Jones meeting Sunday, there would
have been plenty Of church criticism, from both
pew pulpit were city Observation-Disclosures
ten to the core as It is dominated by democrats
We hope, however, that if such the case We,
as a democratic newspaper. OF serni-so-assertne
again ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not have been guilty
condoning it. excusing it. and doing encourag-
ing it, as republican friends have been doing
with republicans al the helm believe
many people in South Bend think we would permit
partisan affiliations blind against
reverence for public decency, smother the pride
that should have in having administration
an the more hgh-minded because of party. We
know how these republicans used yell out boldly
when the democrats in power. scarcely il
ever defiant Of law and order as the present ad-
mnistration is
But it looks from these Sunday morning
sermons though the veil lifting though
even the republicans have had the scales sufficient
" their eyes. that their ministers
longer afraid to talk to them in plain English
thing which, if kept necessate Mayor Car
son or his board OF safety, or police officers send
ing around word again to the brotheIs gambling
joints and blind tigers close up, not alone until
after the Bob Jones meetings but for the next 20
months a least.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
MABEL.

MABEL.
Mabel is translated 10 mean be-
loved and certainly the name has
a right to it's significance. since it
comes from the old Kettle WORD
meadhail, meaning 10y" The fash
ionabIe miss of today who spells
her good fashioned name May
belle" does not realize THAI she is
trying TO paint the lily; no name
more redolent of poetry exists today
than Mabel.
Mabel appears first as Meachbh.
The daughter of Eochaid F'reidh
leach. king Of Erin. was so called
and was such a beloved heroine OF
Irish romance that Congal C!acn. ac-
Cordlng 20 the old story bid the
men of Connaught. her husband $
kingdom, TO Remember Meave in
battle"
Moave. the diminutive of Meadhbh
became popular in Ireland and, in
honor of its first possessor. was be-
slowed on the Queen OF the ia les
Irish settlers brought her fame &c
England, where she was made I'M
mortal by Shakespeare and Ben
Conson. Queen Nab" is still a
character or great beauty ana
adorns the fairy tales of Britain.
Mabel means beloved" sig
nificance probably given by the Irish
no are naively fond or fairy stories.
In France she is called Mabelle. The
name is too Kettle TO appeal 10 the
Latin countries, 50 she has no equiv
alents in Spain and Italy. Maybelle
is merely an affectation and has no
raison d'etre except in the realms
of fashion,
Coral is Mabel's taEsmanic stone.
It gives its wearer wisdom, and
bodily strength, possessing the power
to fade in color as a warning of
fatigue or disease. # il is broken
or even Clipped, this power van
ishes. Monday Is Mabers lucky day
and two her lucky number.
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27

The first overall millionaire has
been uncovered. Arriving IN Paris
he told how an enterprising reporter
started the overall thing 20 reduce
the cost of living, and received SlO.-
600 from overall manufacturers Tor
his idea. Il came TO Paris 10 get
a cocktail" declared the initla'
overall millionaire as he sent
7 400 franc note down TO the or
cbestra TO request them 20 play only
American Jazz pieces 50 long as he
was in the cafe!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27

prevent disaster or distress. The
great malefcs. Saturn and Uranus
are under strongly adverse Lamar
transit. though this menace is N n
measure defeated by the friendly di-
rection of the other malenc, Mars,
who IN turn is assisted 70 powerful
cooperation for good by the trine
position of the lumInaries. Under
this congerie of stellar places affairs
should be kept we'll in hand and
pushed judiciously. avoiding change
or journeys and he danger Of fraud
or deception.
Those whose birthday 1t is may
succeed If they care Cor their health
and handle their affairs wisely. A
child born on this day will be active
and encrgc--c and should rise n
life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
The Tower of Babel
By BILL ARMSTRONG

You'd like TO swear or maybe bawl
At those hats,
You visit every store in town
To see their hats.
You try them on with many a
frOwn-
A thousand hats,
You turn them up, you turn them
down,
You look like silly old circus clown.
But you say, at last, j II take that
brown
Velvet hat"
-ELOISE VOORHEES,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
GEORGE ALSO CALLED THIS AD
To OUR ATTENTION.

tNtWe- IIncs Want Nd
FOR SALE-A wholesale kind
OF calf. Is months old. In
quire at 1411 :. Chaplin ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
PA PERKINS
CORRECTING AN ERRONEOUS
REPORT AT - CENTS THE
line

CORRECTING AN ERRONEOUS
REPORT AT - CENTS THE
LINE.
(F'rom the Button. Ind, Banner.)
! want 70 inform my neigh
bors and friends that I didn't
leave Indiana with no travel
ing man. / left with my mother
and came 10 Spokane. Wash, to
live with my mother and single
brother, and oblige me.
Mrs. Clara Cover.
HATS.
A nuisance, a bother. a worry, too.
That's a hat.
You fuss and fret the whole year
through
over hat
II may he green or brown or blue,
II may not be becoming TO you
But what on earth are YOU going
10 do
For hat?
Every winter. spring and fall
You need a hat.
You wander YEARLY from stall TO
stall
To buy a hat.
You try them on, both large and
small,
You don't want any OF them at all,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
WHAT'S IN A NAME

Facts about your name; its
history: Its meaning; whence II
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky Jewel.
By MILDRED MARSHALL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
The Horoscope
TUESDAY. APRIL %.

The astral forces for this day are
operating powerfully both positively
and negatively, thereby bringing
about conflicting conditions that viii
require some fine executive work 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27

George Hahn. the demon printer
calls our attention 10 a show card
that turns up in the front wind ~
OF the Washington restaurant at
regular intervals which reaSs as
follows.
WANTED POTATO WOMAN
AT ONCE. INQUIRE INSIDE"