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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

q Green squad and developed a team.
thdt "t3 practically AN even match
."r thr NhNS. whore bOxiu;: forms "A
part 81 thc curriculum. In tho for
schvdu!cu meets. twenty bouts were
.TIi %
Coach Harlow has long been an al.
N"':'ic Of boxing in colleges. and from
= His.lSer beginning ,bv.. Yeas ago
u" mas carried Penn STATE To leader
"h!p IN college boxing circles be-
Sp!ic The TACT TINT he has never done
hHyihinS but amateur boxing. the
i'hIl Sttt" coach has tctnbuStrntcd
lHht he Is ah!" 20 develop ucn men
"iih surpr!s!nG rarldity. Great must
.isu ID" gwen 10 assistant Coach Eur-
ger Tor tnc record made by this years
Team with Captain kahi.y as tho
"nlE regular luAt by Tradtl,iiou the
nh'!ook 70! n"At year ia Nrry bright
particularly sine" -FOUR nf the r"ru.
1"rs are ";I.l unl"rciass'ncn.
MI OF In" battery Caui!datcs have
reported TO Hugo BczirN, and base
bh!l is nov receiving tn. call over
other sports. Little outdoor prartir.
VIII be haI before III. team goo, on
~ southern tr!p. 80 ii"zdcK Is using
tn" stock Judging pavilion Tor work
outs. The veterans. Thomas Hunter
anh Mcll!ng"r. have all reported with
l!rlIubauGn to do the backstoppiul,:
and. In addition. the Penn State coach
II: HIS eye on some new men who
h"r" been Glowing considerable.
'e;u:f'' during Ia" past few days
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HAVANA ENTRIES

First rayc-six mr"nEs; thrrr-yyar-olds
and ~; claiming: uur.c, sI.-Shor,y>
First 50. Ava n !ua: n.N Main ~:
S'Nctin. l'>: EoH"r. l.9. rryadw.N. no..
lame" -. 10. Frtuk Bunk. 10. III COR
nu"l, III; White Crown, !!- rrcat!no. IL:
r,antar"i,. III
second r,rc-ai~ tur.ouES: throc-ycar-
ulds and W.. claiming; pu!s.. Light
Fantastic. 81. II.c Idea. lvt. flNinE Frog,
100 sym 'l2: Double Eve" III. Major
pomo. IL, Haw"au li5: Eei'nud. is
Third G"c"-siy fur.oAr5. inG"-y"ti ODDS
aud ur. c!H.ning: YurSe. 600 i,,pc. o.
i6e lilrnu ." 'Salvn io,. Thr IG'uy Duke.
lts l;nforl 10: Assu'nutl.u. III: Amer
len Eagle. III. S'.p Sou llS
Fourih race. siN fur longs: thr'r-Nr9r-
n,t- .rd A.. prudn hnlilcau. $ o. rrur-
lon" ~ Enrer ~; Helen .NlSn; los.
Mayor B"gs.. ,p.: Last ono. 10, p.il-r"rt
hyr,s ~ .KiNe'~ de, ~ Belle of E.i@a-
F.f,h cace-in,.c and - sixteenth; ihco"-
yeNr nltS .."i up. claiming. Union cub
hHnuluHp. 2.u'l Ud Tod -f1Shuul. o.: rMuW-
loo Jumbo, I2: walnut iinl!. Ice. War
H"nv. III, ti'"strrvaU, Us. tMaj:ncc Idol.
~ -.rDuylc entry. --GUilhlHtt entry.
Sixth rauc-mil- and u;'y yards; three
wear o!ds and W; claiming. Nurse: 500
.Incin.rater lc>;. ,'ruucu"a!; To-; -. Al
les. Tim J. Hogan lo5 tChmcra. los /.
'cmpcr StIlwaTt. 10.
Seventh racc-mi.c and atty yards
ihree.ycar ODDS and IN; claiming: rury".
s:Vb-'Th" Enquirer. ~; Loc Whipped q:
Chefa. -; .laur.iuE Eyes H.. 1903. Peri
-1urdin-. jos. = tc Fed. lc.. Miscr!cordc.
les. liuutTcss. !i".
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.PE.NH STATE DSsyETEEns
TACKLE FAST PEKsY FIVE
Quin;ci, Ma'ricn ard Boxers Face
Strenuous Weeks N"ri, at Key
sLnMr Stn.c Imsiitutinn.

STATE COLLEGE,. IN. March ..
The Pom state iuintg; faces It's SUI
uraue, test of INC season next We'd
ucstny night when g. wi!l meet the
University Of pcuusN,JHuia's inter
cuilrE.at" league lr.G!uT five in
rhilldolph!a On tn" previous night,
y2Hen. Iierm,3inm% team WI meet
.rn trip promises TO tax tho Sittany
HrEr cation tn nc .ii'nit.
Up - the rrCsrut ti,n", lcnn state
has hOn eleven out Of jwclv" games.
Including is" Victories over the
lriy":sit! OF IittsnVrEh Coach
li,rmann has rounded out a we'll
balanced scoring 'u1chinc that lost
It solitary contest 70 Virginia ro!y-
J.. aud since Penn over wh"lGcd V.
~ J. f. would seem as though there
Ms - nope for Penn state vic
tory IN Wednesday However, tac
steady Improvement, IN tn" last thr."
@amcs md they hone - nIk" n crod-
table showing against their Red an"'
B'ur opponents.
Tho iiaines. KillinEer coordination
That worked 50 sirs ctivc.y against
Penn on the rr!diron last fall. VIII
again boo ia action on Wednesday,
ui.h', for thcg" two lads FORM Tho
liugcr t. also hipi scorer from ~"
floor. with Hfty-four field goals 20
his credit Ia tvclv" games. Wult.,
tn" veteran forward and f"ul shooter.
viii have his hands fall with Captain,
NCNichol o! Penn; Will" Replurle
and Wilson. VIII! complete IN" stale
lineup. Wilson is the only new
face. the o,hor -four men having
PLAYED against POM last year.
Not even harrinr the intcrcolloci-
atoa. tho penn state wrcStlars VIII
meet their hardest for next saturday
whom tNry travel "a hnnnpOlls To
meet the Savy rranpl"rs With four
u"NY men IN the lm"-ui. n" state az
.srcEntion viii 10 at q Disadvantages
In meeting the veteran M'dil" tear
but Coach Lewis has spent many
hours in coacliur his newcomers tor
Tins meet 1t l. h.iicv . her" that II
penn state can down , Navy they
viii ho able - annex tie title ~ tho
iu'orcoileg!gtc Championships on the
fC''r'- ~ week
With Tho "a defeat at the hands
OF the Nay last Saturday. tho box
ing scsscN officially ended. and To-"
Blue and White m!ttmcn can well he
proud OF their record The big fac
tor in INC success wac the Coaching
Of Dick Harlow. who took practically
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BIC LEAGUE OUTFITS
BOOK HIA!lY CONTESTS
More Than Seventy pra-Srazon
Games WEI BE Played 10y
'TranS in Sixteen Cities.

SEW YORK. March -lutcrlcagUe
spring exhibition games between the
clubs 90 II" maio. circuits MI! Lee in
fu! SWING within tn" next few days
E:Nlre VA bal Ems ln,r FIRST "r-
pC"tUulty :" compare the relative
nations. Tho doveiupu.,rt OF tnis
i"auirc of IN" southland training en-
rr"!t.onS has made marked advaEc"
during recent seasons. The seized
uic* show that bis percentage Of
tn sixteen clubs, composing ihe Ma
H""H. "nd American Leagues, VIII
opening oc the 1871 pruuunt races.
study Of the antc-s ason dates
the major league teams indicates :,
Est II more than seventy such games
scheduled and with fayorabi. wealth
or conditions during March ana the
carry part Of NHrii. tuily iwo-thiriS
~ IA Sc eoEtcsts VII! probaly be
for the south aud Southwest. although
9scNera! OF the clubs vii! cOmrl"i.
',ii'T spr.nE training With q series
.hS 81 IN" ,rrsnrar season.
IN" eNh!Nition sch"Gul, opened
Mlth contest betw"cn the philadel-
phia Americans ana tn. ST. Louis
ana for hc ncN. ~" weeks. one or
more such events are scheduled for
iyr's.on each day. Two city series
iAe Philadelphia clubs viii each fig
ar" ia games Ola their home gr0umGs
Just before the opening OF the PEN
nant chascs
rho list III games scheduled by
\mvr.can and National League teams
respectively. with clubs %! the rival
nrI"r circuit Include the following
important contests:
March n--liuuSton. Ten. phi!adcl-
pHiH vs.. ST Louis.
March .--i:raumont. Tex. Phila-
dclrh!n vs.. st. Louis.
March H--Bcaumont. Tex. Philadel-
mia vs.. 81. Louis.
March ?-l-ak. Charles. La, phila-
dolphin vs. 81. Louis.
March lO--oran.". Tex. Phi!udel-
phia vs.. 81. Louis
March ll-I.ak. e!vles. IA Phil
ad"lphia W. ST. i.uu.a
March l2--Orange. TEX. philadcl-
Dclroi, vs.. y i. Giants ' W"n;ativ yN !
March l3-I.akc Charles. La. Phil
Ad"lrhia vs.. 81. Louis: SAN Nn,nmio
Ton, Detroit vs.. y. Y. Giants Ucnta-
March Bogalusa. La. St Louis
~ i;ruokiNa.
March is Hogalusa. La. ST. I.oujs
IS Brooklyn; Lake Charles. la. N~w
York IS. -. Louis: GAINESVILLE. Fla.
Washington vs.. rhlla.iclph!n '''''
March Lake Charles. La. pnln.
Holphia vs.. 81. Louis: GaiuSSiiIr F'la
WASHINGTON vs.. philadelphia
March lN-liaton Rouge La New
York Yankees vs.. St Louis. Gaines.
vic. Fla. Washington VS. Phpadcl-
phia
March lo-l.axc Charles. La. Phil
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BRILLIANT RECORD MlI|E.
BY H0-RAME BN5SETEERs
Junior Contingent Wins Eleven Gut
OF Fifteen Games Played
Here This Season

Winning eleven contests aud 'usiul;
only four is the record mad. for tho
N'"r 10y me N'-N''il' CUNT men
has just brought the season 10 Il
close. This blskctbau ,a1ui H. nm
P"'S'''''""IE "he oil 'he h"'s' "EkF"-
CATIONS OF junior CaErrs ever as
scmblcd IN Richmond, ana the v1ay-
i,r throughout the season was
SroCtacuIar
OF the four games lost. three were
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THOROUGHBRED COLONY
At ByH|iE TRACK SS|EN!E:LLs
New Arrivals From New Orleans
Join Horses Vino M-intcrcd ut
Prince Georges.
SEASON Will oi'EN April :,
Course. Which Was Deep AMI
Heavy Driving November Meet,
VIII Er Much Improved ny Time
OF Spring tncing Start.

BALTIMORE. March 5.-The colony
OF ih"roughbrcds ~ primc. Georges
iark. howic, preparing for the OPEN
MS race meeting OF the season O:
i'=i. which viii begin under tile au-
aHic"S OF the Southern Maryland Az
ricuiiural Association on Apri 9. -
swelling apace.
recent arrivals from E"w Orleans
are Frank Farrar with i!endtie. who
cares 81 ccrnnin Moruin;. race.
and Piiscn ana = " =t"r-oih called
Momentum. . sou Of Har-l.au ana
mtuu!ing Hannah. Sh. u daughter ~
i:ct"clS ard Hannah. by Mcadlcr; Il
!, 1hhpman with Mountain Rose "a
E"Ga:' b3Eart. ANNA i:iiop and Al
henh and T.. W Moore With I.scar-
noi'tt. and Nancy Ann.
reese morse. arc already fit for
tatihS ana TO judS. by the WAY tn...
nav, m;;Nt nccn gniioptms since their an
rival AZ Prince Georges Park. tho.
south through the winter
the hovsein"n Who wintcrcd Mt
i,rincc Georges Park are John /
rlArIe'i 'ir with Clean Con. and
%9cN ornnGg David Shnw with SCI
:',i.raudcr. t'rodcr!ck Musaute with
Ny Dear. King john and Joan Of
,,r.i, nHc ,rhr Pending with Ma
-,
,.tc. J9ha Il. nehlgrcn wi,h Woou
Violet, "ouavc. rcaGstool aid Attor-
neg; Charles bryant with Fairly and
l."Cti Fay. ana - ". I"o-iaan vii.
E"istcr. tHuh"rk Coiumbine. Crumr-
sI.i. ShoaI, Candle. EonuS and cans.
Thc Prince Georges Park track.
W"iHh Was deep ana heavy last fan
because Of q RESOLVING too clos, IA
REGARDS time To tn" opca.nt- Of tnv
N"Nrnin Der meeting is much i'm
l'r"|ed. The 0cw soil has hcc!. as
simulated hy Ia. nativ. sand ana
packed by the winters rains. Il VII
nr better stil i: there Is consider
second Of Anil IN" horses ,h.t
wintcred al Bowie have been rnlioI-
ms since tn" Mi!dlc Of February.
!hcE apncar 10 be ;,a far advanced to-
ward racing condition a. are inc nm
usually prccoc!OuS thorouEhhrcGs at
HrnnIng. Few IL the horses that
are coming uD frow the South viii
have auyth!n. on them In rcsprc, to
condition hy the end OF the month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
BUFFALO BOWLER BREAKS
b, PINS FOR SCORE OF 2eo
JoEfnh Giilfgan S,nr,Jr. S,c,.,,,,
AZ American Rowling Congress
ri 1ournan,cpf

81 Mo y J. March I-Rollirr
I. -trlIl With but ono inrcr hoIr
JSssph Giiigan. = BunaIo t.n.n;n
shpoter, establish he'd a hirh SInpjr
score record Of 90. ring In ~
AmGrican Bowling Con.rrSs Tournn.
,Innnt this afternoon. his high game
a oHowinG scores Of @0n ANA i75. ,yIirb
sEaEa him n total OF Gsa p!rs a,I ~,
3Dlaee In the Individual event Of ih,
ecopEresS lie chalk"d up eleven SUD
cessivc Strifes. Ed Hover. of Tgrnr.
s to..tont.. rolled into NTH plac" with
fFi5sili san's high score of 2ne is ,b.
:sefQpd bowlcd ia an y r. =. toJ,rna
Smfni. T.. Davis. OF Milwaukee. nav
Ing, accomplished this feat in mo
sRepr!a tournament ia 1915. /, il no,
AMI. y. c. record, however as VIII
sltnir j. Knox. Of Philadelphia. shot
nAspertcct 300 score in the 1919 tourno
Smant at Toledo, ohio.
iE3s ~ new leader was also established
ain,ttfc two man event todny. = 'rifrt
ann y Green, Of Kalamazoo. Mich.
staklns first place with = scor,. Of lo0g
apiyls closely followed by eight Other
pairs, all breaking Into the high ton
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a4eiplia IS. -. Louie: Dallas. Texas.
,i,N"'1nd v" Nrw York Giants: New
vi S '!rAhs. New York ~. Brooklyn: Hot
SprinSs' A"N., Boston ". Pittsburgh.
M"rca Orange, Texas. rAuadel-
Cleveland -. New Yo.k Giants Nv
orleans New YORK rs. BROOKLYN. Hot
Springs. Ark., boston Ss. Pittsburgh
y Nh MHrrl ,22i-;Aiiexandria, La, New
adelphi, -. New York; Shrev.por;.
March Shreveport. La. New
York rs. Hrook!yn. lilo; Springs. Ark.
!"ston VS.. Pittsburgh. Dallas. Tcras.
cleveland vs. Cincinnati
March shreveport. la. New
York ~. Erookiyn; ilot.Springs. Ark.,
!cston rs. PITTSBURGH: Dallas. Texas.
Cleveland vs.. Cincinnati!
March 2S--Ncw Orleans. la. 81.
Louis vs.. Iiroohlyn: Fort Worth, be-
;rcit va Cincinnati
March 2o-Ncw Orleans. La. st.
March 80 lnoiEsonvillc. Fla. wash
intctou VS.. Philadelphia
March 3l-iHc lssonvillc. Fla. Wash
inGtou ~. rhlladclphia
April l--Mobil", Ma. Philadelphia
rs My YORK Giants
April 2-Mohi'". Ala. philadelphia
vs. New York Giants: New orleans.
l.r.. New York W. brooklyn: St. Louis.
81. Louis vs.. ST. Louis.
April 3--Ncw Orleans New York vs.
Eronklyn: ST. Louis. st. Louis ". St.
Louis
April i-Jackson, Tenn. Washing
ton VS.. New York Giants: Eirmin.s-
ham, Ala, New York W. Brooklyn.
St Louis. 81. Louis vs.. ST. Louis
April 5-Grc"nvillc. :. g. Philad"l-
phia ve, Philadelphia: Knoxville
Tenn. Washington VS.. New York Gi-
ante: Atlanta. Ca. New York VS.
brooklyn; st. Louis. 81. Louis rs. ST
Louis.
April G-Spartanhurg. 8. C.. Phila
dciphia vs.. Philadelphia: Petersburg
Va. Washington ~. Hrooklya st
Louis. 81. Louis VS.. 81 Louis
April T-Charlott". y. c. philadol.
phia VS. Philadelphia: Norfolk. Va.
Washington IS. New York Giants
Richmond. Va, New York vo. Erook
Ign: ST. Louis. ST. Louis We. s. Louis
April S-Hocliv Mount. Y G. Phil.
adclphia W. philadelphia: Washing
ton, u. C.. Washington 81. New Yori
Giants: 81. Louis. 81. Louis vs.. ST
Louis.
APRIL Philad"lphla. philn.iolohia
vs.. Philadelphia: New York Washiny.
ton VS.. New York Giants: l:rooNiyn
New York vs.. Brooklyn: Cincinnati
Cleveland vs.. Cincinnati.
April i0-Ncw York WashinCtor
vs. New York Giants: Brooklyn. New
York VS.. Brooklyn: Cincinnati. Clcvc-
land vs.. Cincinnati
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l:UiiiIrS.
WOMAN SMASHES RECORD
MISS Margaret Wonhbridgc Swim.
10 Yards IN :. Ilnutc, >. 10

PHILADELPHIA March J.-Mis,
MarSorct woodbridge. OF the Detroit
h'hl"tic Club set a new record to-
Gay whrn she won tho 200 yard ma
Iona! championship swimming race
Tor women. covering the distance In
minutes - Is seconds
MISS Charlotte Boyle" Of the Won
cn's swimming Association az New
.Tlt. the former record holder, nm
ishyd second. ana Mics Irene Guest,
~ philadelphia, TOOK third plnc.
IN" former ~ ORA Of minutes BAN
seconds vas made by Miss Boyle last
Year
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YALE SWIMMERS BREAK
RECORD IN RELAY RACE
Ell Athletes Shattcr 'thci- Own MnrL
and Defeat Pennsylvania la 500
.'spt Event,
Y A9goointed i'rcss.l

PHILADELPHIA March 5.--Tho
iai" University relay swimming team
mad" = new worlds record today
pennsylvania QUART I In IN" SOC-fnot
relay race. negotiating the distance
IL Two minutes ftnd twenty-five gee
tniS. HI. former record az g.2S 50
seconds wa@ ALSO hold hy Yale The
W inninE team was composed AZ Joliim.
Pratt Thu"stnn ana H;Uucy.
Vale won the meet Dy 80 po!nts
To
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nuttrr, svi,nn,cr. Win.

NEW iil;t ESWiCk, y. j.. March ..
---Nntrrra t"iloEe Won tho cham
pi,nship meet az tho Enstrrn Col.
IrGsai" wumiarr Association here
TO-DAY, taking seven events on; Of
eich; 70" land. Of johns Hopkins,
vas first ia tic hfty-yarh brsaat-
stroke race itItr-rH hub - points:
t'h!ash. l7 Johns ErnE.rs. ~, ana
HANt lLnNr..
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Yale Grnnplcr, Tnhr MATCH

PRINCETON y. j, March l=rhc
Yale wrestling team. defeated rriur"-
tun today. - points 10 10 tapiG.u
Carpenter. o: princeton. was defeated
tor the FIRST t.r1c TINS season.
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Disk Ken Agrees
10 Gl2ason's Tcms
lie Aa.a.LAtch &c.. I

SHREVEPORT. LA. March .
lr.SN hcrr. pitching ace Of the
INic1S" white SO&. whu has been
a Nrii uut This srrime. Announced
'ud@! hc I.' COM. 10 terms with
ins Cox rl4nHsemcnt ana would
r"r"r, 40 Manager Gleason at WA,
Aau"'H:e sunday Kerr i6 reported
20 M :" r"'c'y g! bonus OF ;! J"0
Tor signing has contract.
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tgsCleveIand Dcrent. Winrincu

March 5-Thc C'irvc-
az hockey team defeated the Win
eE team. 10 9. in an overtime
de- here tonight.
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univ~rsIty Downs TrIni,y.

:. Q, Narch 5.-Tho
wom the collegiate bask.tbalI cham.
rfeStjshtr of North Carolina by defeat
College. 81 TO Is
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Dn,n> Ninnc.ntn

J M-ADISDN. WIS. March i--'rNe
Of Wisconsin dcre..n
1ins. esota. ls 10 I2. in weston
onferencc basket ball game torirn,
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Citadel Heat. t.ur

EH = ~ .ESTcN : G.. March = -- rh.
'isstdei defeated Furman University
y .Hgnne Of basket bail here tonight.
Ito 81.
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pcrd,,c Downs In,,n

=. JJSFAYETTE IND. March : p.r.
its Western confcrour.
basfoct ball season by defeating iowa
2ist 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

NJ ANTONIO. TEXAS. AIarch g.
2, York Giants. s: IL: :.
af Nntcnio Bears 2 :G.-
Fan. y Kelly. NoiGt and Dixon
sier. Hcrl!ne: Raldridge. Deason
Hips and White, WhitncI.
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chl"ns" skaters Heat Nrw Workers.

Nl.W NOkk. MATCH I-ENIDIgO
school hoy skaters ou'class"i tho
representatives "f the SrW Yorf
which mad" up tn. program of the
iut.rcity contests at the Brooklyn Ice
PulaC. today.
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Il rncmson Dowua Wonord

/, ssHAJSTANBURG. s. c.. March 81
yYt6oFtl College was defeated By
GIg5fadn College tonight. IS TO 10.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL

il ANIE, TF.N rs Mlrrh
r. second teams:
4. Louis Americans. II. lC
lila da!ph!a Nationals 10. H.
etultz Rcv:crc and Duh0.f.-
ftrgall: S,appcy. iicimuch and
Scr. "
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11
PUUNENE DIVISION

l. All trains daily except Sundays.
2. A Special Train labor Train) will leave Waikiki daily. except Sundays.
at $40 a. m, arriving at ahului at $3.50 a. m, and connecting with
the 500 a. n. train for Puunene.
g.. BAGGAGE RATES: $50 pounds of personal baggage will be carried free
Of charge on each whole ticket, and rs pounds ON each half ticket, wnsn
baggage is in charge of and o n the same train Is the holder Of the ticket
For excess baggage rs cents per 100 pounds IT part thereof will be
charged.
For Ticket Fares and other information se Local Passenger Tariff l. C. C.
No 8 Or Inquire at my of the Depots.
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Conversion of Fourth
Liberty Bonds Is On

The Federal Reserve Bank of San
Fl ancisco has begun to exchange per-
manent 4H% coupon bonds of the
Fourth Liberty Loan with attached
coupons to maturity for the temporary
coupon bonds issued durin gthe fourth
loan. Deliveries of the permanent
bonds will be made in the order of re-
ceipt of temporary bonds from banks
and individuals throughout the Twelf-
tn Reserve District.
With the commencement of the
fourth liberty loan exchanges, sit will
now be possible" Governor John U.
CaIkins has announced, ito convert
and exchange outstanding temporary
coupon bonds of all issues described
as follows:
First liberty loan converted 40 tenn
pOrary coupon bonds may be convert
ca and exchanged for permanent Az 20
coupon or registered bonds.
First liberty loan converted 4H%
temporary coupon bonds may be eX-
changed for permanent 4H% coupon
or registered bonds.
First liberty loan second converted
M temporary coupon bonds may be
exchanged for permanent 4HR coupon
or registered bonds.
First liberty loan second converted
4A% temporary coupon bonds may
be exchanged for Permanent 4A%
Coupon or Registered Bonds.
Second Liberty Loan 4R Temporary
Coupon Bonds may be converted and
exchanged for Permanet 4H% Coupon
or registered bonds.
Second Liberty Loan converted Az
percent temporary coupon bonds may
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permanent 4H% coupon or registered
bonds.
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airy coupon bonds may be exchanged
for permanent wa coupon or regis
tered bonds on and after January "a,
1921.
All holders of temporary bonds of
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11

Wifey-So you were detained at the
office by a will case?
Hubby-Yes, dear, a consultation
with the heir.
Wifey-Yes; | see you brought it
home with you on your shoulder. She
was a blond, | notice.-EXchange.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11
TAKE SOIL SAMPLES

After having looked over the pine
apple industry of Maui thoroughly,
having visited many fields and investi-
stated methods of cultivation, taking
soil samples and gathering much in.
formation and data on the subject.
c. A. Gray and r. X. Mack of Cali
fornia and X. o. f. STANCE of Homo.
iulu, left for Honolulu on Wednesday
In addition to their Investigations on
Maui the party went to Molokai, ac.
companied by f. G.. Krauss, to investi
gate lands obtainable there and their
auaptability to pineapple culture.
MIR. Gray and Mr.. STANCE will take
their information back to the main
lard to associates who are consider.
ing embarking in the pineapple pack
ing business in the Islands on an eX.
tensive scale.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11
r SEES CRATER

Miss Hazel King of San Francisco,
who has had much experience as a
hiker and who is a daughter of the
president of Wells, Fargo Express
Company and a number of prominent
mainland institutions, Mrs. j. N.
Adams, Mr.. Olney, formerly a promi-
nent member of the San Francisco bar
and o a guest of Hugh Howell, Mr..
Cheeseboro. Hugh Howell, Miss Stew
art and Bertram Aiken formed a party
that visited Haleakala on Wednesday,
the trip having been arranged for
them by c. ID. Lufkin.
Miss King and Mrs. Adams made
the Waikiki Hotel their headquarters
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11
LOOKS OVER MAUI

For the purpose of making an eX-
tensiyc survey of the agricultural and
industrial conditions of the Islands,
John Delferdorfer. field representative
of the International Harvester Com
pany has been spending the week on
Maui. sas
While here Mr.. Defferdorfer has
been shown about by II. S. Bush,
representative on Maui of the
Schuman Carriage Company and has
been over the Island pretty thorough
ly.
The International Harvester Com
pany is the largest manufacturer of
farm machinery in the country and
Schuman Carriage Company has re.
Gently been made its sole agent in
the Islands.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11
We Old Time Humor.

Said the one: Now Pedro where
would We be if yon gallows had it
due?
Second Knave. - Walking alone,
Adolphus, walking alone. Houston
Post.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-02-11

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. Good
and cheap wrapping or packing for
use when moving or travelling. Three
cents a pound, f. o. b. our Office,
Postage and Shipping extra. MAUI
NEWS.
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0 r
MRS. CHARLES E. THOMPSON

Death came to Mrs. Charles f..
Thompson, wife of the Kamaole ranch
er. at Kula S%anitarium Wednesday
and funeral service were held yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Thompson leaves
a wide circle of long time friends and
is survived by her husband and three
children. She was in her thirty ninth
year when death took her.