The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
lNHONOLU[U TRIP
Journey To World Press
Congress Outlined
WILL WILKE ISIN CHARGE
sTWenty-Three Days In Hawaii
Date Meeting From 49,
October II to rs
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatchl

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Columbia. Mo-, August '17.-1wen-
ty- three days in Hawaii. the Para
disc Of the Pacific" twenty three
nights under enchanting Hawaii
skies, and the journeys preceding
and following this fascinating visit,
is the plan OF the transportation
committee OF the Press Congress of
T. the World as outlined here today by
Will Wilke. the Committees chair
man.
In order that the most perfect &C
Communications for the delegates may
be had, the congress dates nave been
shifted a week and are now fixed at
Europe, the eastern and middle Uni
ted States, and all western points
not too far removed, will assemble
at Chicago for the start on Septem-
Ter. 25. and a special Press Con-
gress train in two sections will carry
the party from Chicago to San Fran
CISCO
! The route to the Pacific will be
through Canada and the Northwest,
with entertainment at cities along
the way. These tours itinerary fol-
low:
Lv. Chicago. Sunday Sept. %, HOO
Ar Minneapolis. Monday. Sept. 2s.
:. Ly. ! Minneapolis in Monday Sept, 2s'
Al; Winnipeg Tuesday. Sept. 81,
10: ~ A. M.
Lv. Winnipeg. Tuesday. Sept. 81.
500 P. NJ r. -
Ar. Vancouver. Friday, Sept. 80.
10000 A. IA.
Ly: Vancouver. Friday. Sept. 80,
11:h5 p. M. ~.
Ar. Victoria, Saturday, Oct. 1, 700
A. III.
Lv., Victoria. Saturday, Oct. 1, 4:SO
p NJ &c. nE -.
Ar. Seattle, Saturday, Oct. 1, $50
P. M.
Ly. Seattle. Sunday. Oct. 2, 1901
Ar. Portland, Sunday. Oct. 2. 700
Lv. Portland, Sunday. Oct. 2, 11:59
P. NJ.
AT. San francisco. Tuesday. Oct.
4, sec A. n.
Ihe party will sail from San Fran
tcisso Oh Tile following schedule.
Group One: Leave. San Francisco
lEeslay.. .Cctobe-.4, 200 p. NJ; ar
- = happlu,l, Monday October 10.
A. H. -.
Group Two: Leave San Francisco,
clTive honolulu, tuesday october II,
SEQ A. n.
i1el will follow the twenty three
dass CT convention, business, and
Entertainment. Official, ceni- Off.
>iai, and informal social affairs will
,oys. tail with outdoor entertain
ments and excursions to fill every
rlinutc OF the Journalists stay.
The largest single item Gil their
program, will be the two day excur-
sion to Hilo and the famous volcano
which is one OF the most striking or
all EaWaii's natural wonders.
The main body Of the delegates
viii 4e2Vo. Honc.ulu ol the afternoon
Of November =, arriv;a; at San Fan
ciscoF five p. m, November 8. They
will follow this schedule:
American Post-Cong!s53 Tour
Lv. San Francisco, Tuesday lIoV.
8, 500 r. NJ.
Ar. Loo Angeles. Wednesday, Nov
8, 11:G0 A. IL.
Ly; Los Angeles, Friday Nov. II,
HOO P. NJ.
Ar. Grand Canyon. Saturday Nov.
IL, 400 A. NJ.
Lv. Grand Canyon, Saturday Nov.
IL, 600 P. III.
Al. Albuquerque, Sunday Nov Is,
900 A. M.
Lv. Albuquerque, Sunday Nov. 10,
100 P. NJ.
Ar. Santa Fe, Sunday November
13, 400 P. M.
Lv. Santa Fe. Sunday November
IL, $3.50 p. M. =
Ar. Kansas City. Monday Nov. IA,
1900 A. M.
Lv. Kansas City. Monday Nov. Il,
500 p. M.
Ar. Chicago, Tuesday November
16, 100 A. NJ. -t. -. -,
Practically all the delegates from
the Orient will sail for Horiulu Oh
the Korea, leaving Yokohama, Oct
ober and arriving at Honolulu Oct
ober 10. This information comes
from K. Sugimure, of Tokyo, who
represents the Transportation Com
mittea in Japan.
The first delegates from Europe,
travelling to Honolulu via England
expect to sail on September 3, al
though later boats will get them to
New York in time to join the Con-
gress party.
The Delta and Rosta news agencies
Of Russia will send A. Hodoroff, who
is now representing them in Picking,
to Honolulu. H. Achille Ricciardy,
OF tho Mediterranean Fress, is an
Italian journalist who will attend
tho procc HOn