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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

as just about one OF the
wickedest little gehannas hnder tho
canopy. Well, that IL the kind Of movie
IL is. II you like the movie of sensa.
tional plot and sizzling action, here 1t
is
This is Governeur Morris first film
devised directly for the screen and he
seems to have got the technique. AT
least he manages to hit all the keys
and to keep his foot on the loud pedal.
Such seasoned players as Beatrice Joy,
Frank Glendon--they are the leads
Dwight Crittenden, Irene Rich and
Wallace Beery carry out the authors
design with versatility and zest.
Capitol-Tom Moore end his charm-
ing bride. Rene Adoree, are both
screened In MADE in Heaven though
in this now and interesting Victor
Schertzinger Aim Mrs. Moore Is cast as
her husbands sister. Helene Chadwick
Is the heroine of the fore ordained nup-
tials Of the plot.
This is n story Of the make believe
or fairy type which touches life ro-
mantically rather than actually. But
1t Is charmingly refreshing to human
nature. which always has a weakness
for Grimm and Andersen. Tom is stall
wart and irresistible as an Irish immi-
grant lad who weds a girl to save her
from disagrecable situation, and
whose chivalry ripcns into love, which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
SHEILA TERRY HEADS
GOOD KEITH'S BILL
Audience Likes Talented
Dancer - Timberg Also
Scores Decided Hit

Keith's-Dainty Sheila Terry, as
sisted by Harris Lloyd and Duane Nell
son, danced her way to headline honors
on a bill which is chuck full of enter
tainment. Their musical romance is
entitled "Three's a Crowd 1t is pre-
sentcd by William b. Friedlander.
Miss Terry won over the large audi.
ence with her ever present personality.
Her unique dancing steps and her
charming voice gained her much ap-
plause. The act has n plot, too.
Herman Timberg, young comedian,
song writer and producer. scored n de-
cihed hit with his net "Littlc Bits. "
Mr.. Timberg showed some steps that
were really out of the ordinary. His
impersonations also were warmly re-
ceived.
Crane Wilbur and Martha Mansfield.
billed as the headlners, appeared in
Right or Wrong" The motion picture
players find themselves in an embarrass-
ing position in court room. She Is
supposed to be n shoplifter and he
the man who supposedly wrecked her
life.
Davis and Darnell received many
laughs with their funny vehicle which
they call "Birdseed. The chatter is
rapid and their delivery Of it is pleas
ing. Howard and Sadler in wedding
Bells" have tuneful act Their en-
chore with 'blue' song made a de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

M MI and Mrs. Charles Bailey, of 1893
M,inin nn street gave a surprise birth.
day party last week in honor Of their
recently returned home from Virginia,
where he was on a business trip. The
guests included Miss Peggy Ferry, of
,TCamaqua, Pa; Miss Nan Duffy, Miss
Flo Gallagher, Miss Margaret Murphy
thews. Miss Helen Magee, Miss Rosie
Dalerno, Miss Stuart, Miss Janet Weir,
MISS Helen Stubbs, Miss Agnes Nc.
Dewitt. Miss Katharine McDevitt. Miss
Miss Helen Bailey, Mrs. Margaret
Kearns and Miss Rose Kearns Mr..
James Elifee. Mr.. Eugene Vernot, Mr..
Roger Kelley, Mr.. Richard O'Brien, Mr..
Phillip Cransberry. Mr.: Ray Fletcher,
Mr., James Duffy, Mr.. William McDon-
aid. Mr.. William Price and Mr.. viii.
liam Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs John Manning, of 1923
Christian street, are spending the
month Of August in the Pocono Noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Jackson and
their family. of 11I6 Mexican street
are spending the summer at Rummeade,
n. j., where they have a bungalow.
Friends Of Mrs. jackson will be glad to
learn she is recuperating from her re.
cent illness and will be home after
September 3.
Mrs. Isaac C. Chute, wife of Lieuten-
ant Commander Chute, of 2604 South
Garnet street, entertained informally
at luncheon and bridge last week. The
guests were Mrs. Earl IT. Enright. Mrs.
Thomas Braughton, Mrs. Angus, Mrs. j.
w. Busch and Mrs. Jack w. Crandall
Miss Marion Harrington, formerly of
this section, has just returned home
from Chelsea. where she spent two
weeks.
Miss Flo Jordan. who has been spend
ing the summer at Chelsea, will return
to her homo at 20o1 Mercy street. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Meyer of
1884 South Colorado street, have left
for West Virginia, where they will
visit Mrs. Meyers mother.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. FOX, OF tne
Dell, Andalusia, have issued invitations
Sarah Valentine Fox, and Mr.. Herman
Hollerith, Jr., on Tuesday. September
u, at II o'clock at All Saints Church.
Torresdale.
Mrs. B. Dobson Altemus and her
daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Altemus.
Of Falls of Schuylldll, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Norris at their villa
at Narragansett Pier.
Mrs Clarence w. Dolan, of Rosemont,
who with her daughters, Miss Rose DOL
an, Miss Alexandra B. Dolan and Miss
will return to this country early next
week and will join Mr.. Dolan at New
port, where he has been occupying Sea-
weed, their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Brinley, Of
TEL st. Martins lane, Chestnut Hill,
who spent the summer at North Haven.
Me, will return home on Thursday.
Miss Nina Lea, of 1000 Walnut street,
who is spending the summer at North
east Harbor, Me-, will shortly close her
cottage there and spend September and
October at Idlewild. Media. before oc-
cupying her town house for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wurts Page
and their daughters, Miss Edith Nelson
Pnge Miss Evelyn B. Page and Miss
Mary c. Page, and their son, Mr.. s.
Davis Page, Jr., of 1913 Clinton street,
who are spending the summer travelling
IN Europe, have left Rome and are at
present In Switzerland. They will spend
September In Paris and sail for this
country early In October.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallngford Muir
and their family, OF Highland avenue,
Chestnut Hin, who are spending the
summer at Keen Valley, Pa, will re-
turn home on Thursday.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Haines, 5005
mexican avenue, Germantown, VIII
and Mrs. Haines have returned from
Weekend.
Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph G. Earnshaw.
OF West School House lane, German.
town. who spent fortnight at Werners-
vile, Pa. will return home this week.
Mr., and Mrs, T. Elwood Allison, OF
Sohyneade, Wallingford, will leave next
week for an extended motor trip
through Canada.
MRS. Wellington l. Addams. of 200
Locust street, Ia spending the remainder
Vt the summer at York Harbor, Me,
Mrs Addams has just returned from
summer.
,Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Drake, of 4614
Snester avenue. announce the marriage
Si their daughter, Miss Helen Virginia
Srieves. to Mr.. John Percival Reeve, son
oi Mr and Mrs. Percval johnson Reeve,
81 Haddonfeld. N. ].
MT and Mrs. Harry Burke Cochran.
VI lbb East Walnut lane. Germantow
announce the engagement of their
SGaughter Miss Florence Huntington
cochran. to Mr.. MERIT Hentz Reyes, son
Si Dr and Mrs. Charles Keyes, of $500
areene street, Germantown. Mr.. Keyes
ssserved eighteen months overseas In the
onited states aviation service.
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is reciprocated after many obstacles
have been surmounted. Plenty OF com
edy and Celtic charm mark the piece.
Belmont-Wanda Hawley is doubly
a local star this week, appearing down
town in "The Snob' and In West Phil-
adelpbia as the heroine Of The Out
side Woman" which Is film OF much
variety Of appeal, and hence likely 10
be popular with both old and young.
There is a pleasantly evolved love story
In which the stars characteristic meth :
ods as comcdicnne are fully revealed.
There is, in addition, an absorbing plot
made up of thrills and surprises, light
ened by some clever comedy. The act
ing and photography are good.
Regent-Justine Johnstone, former
"Foliies'' beauty and later musical
comedy star, contributes her graceful
presence and blonde luxuriance OF good
looks to Bronson Howard's Sheltered
Daughters" The story has quaint
underlying idea In the hero worship OF
of poor heroine for Jeanne dare. The
girls name. it happens, is Jennit Dark,
and she pretends to be descended from
the sanity Maid. Her following OF
ideals and her romance with young
newspaper man form an interesting
story. A feature Is a notable display
of advanced modes in women's cos
tunes.
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j. Kerston
and their family, of 1913 Foulkrod
street. are on three weeks stay at
Peermont. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton. Of 4651
Leiper street. are at Ocean Grove for a
fortnight.
Mrs. J. Carter and her daughter, Miss
Margaret Carter and Miss Ethel Har-
ris are at Canadens's, Pa, in the Po-
conos, until after Labor Day.
Mrs. Granville Hit and her daugh-
ters, Miss Mabel Hit and Miss Addie
Hit, Of 4217 Salem street. are at Wild.
wood for several weeks.
Mrs. Howard NJ. Yowber 2o20 Pratt
street, Is spending the month of August.
at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Robertson. of Har-
rison street. are spending some time at
Breton Woods, N. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Loeb have re-
turned to their apartments at the Lor.
raine from Summit Springs, Poland, Me
Mr and Mrs. Loeb celebrated their If
tioth wedding anniversary last week in
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin M. Bronner. of
2l33 Spring Garden street. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a daugh.
ter Jane Bronner, Sunday. August 81.
Mrs. Bronner was formerly Miss Han
nah Bertuch, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max N. Aarons have re-
Broad street from Camp Pickford, Me,
August
The Misses McCloskey, Of 344s North
Broad street, are spending some time
at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
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NORRISTOWN

ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the mar.
riage of Miss Catharine Gehret only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4.
Gehret, of DeKalb street beyond the
borough line, and Mr.. Thomas Watson,
son OF Mrs. Thomas Watson, Of Phil
adelphia, on August "a, in Philadel.
phia. The bride Is a popular member
of Norristown's younger set She was
student at Hood College. Frederick,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Zimmerman, of
521 East Marshall street, entertained
the officers and teachers Of the Olivet
Baptist Church at a supper at their
home. Mr. Zimmerman is superintend-
who responded to toasts at the event
were Mrs. Milton Johnson. Mrs. A.
Norris Woodland, Mrs. J. F.. Lafferty,
Miss Lucilla Scatchard, Mrs. Elwood
Samuel c. Mack and Mr.. Raymond
Heaton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
CHESTNUT HILL

Miss Margaret Stef. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stief. 7442 Devon street,
returned on Saturday from spending
eight weeks at Orvilla, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Downing. 541
West Sedgwick street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Sarah N. Downing, 10 Mr.. Frederick Il.
Holoch, Of 4314 North Fifteenth street
Mrs. w. e. Rue, of 121 West Mt.
Airy avenue, has as her guest for soma
time Mrs. II. o. Buttner, of Wilkins.
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Nixon, Jr.
and their family, Of 1875 West Mt Airy
main until after Labor Day.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bower Saul, OF
Rose Valley, have had as their guest for
a week Miss Eleanor p. Abbott, who
is now at Town Hill, Conn. where she
is being entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Barnes. at their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph r. Collins. of
Ridley Park, are passing fortnight
at Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. Julia Gibson and theh
family. Of Rose Valley, will return this
week from Swissburg, Md. where they
motored at short time ago.
Miss Gladys Smith, of Media, has re.
turned from visit to friends in Glen
side, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
Photoplays Elsewhere

GARRICR-"The Four Horserhen of
the Apocalypse" massive "film.
ization" OF Vicente Ibanez's nota-
BILE and widely read epic romance
of the Great War. The Rex In.
gram production neglects neither
detail nor mass effect and is par
ticularly apt in its creation of at.
mosphere and illusion and it's pro.
lection of the book characters to
the screen. The spectacular pos.
sibilities are realized TO great pic
torlal advantage The cast has
been we'll selected.
IMPERIAL -. Man. Woman, Mar
riage," featuring Dorothy Phil
MARKET STREET - Conquest of
Canaan"
COLONTAL-"Cona of Canaan"
EAT NORTHERN - Gypsy
Blood" sensational Aim with Pola
Negri noted foreign film actress.
LEADER "One a Minute" fea.
turing Douglas MacLean in a fine
JUMBO-"The Devils Confession"
STRAND-."Conques of Canaan"
LOCUST - Conquest OF Canaan"
New comedy feature, "Snooky's
wild Oats"
RIVOLI = "Lovetime," a charming
story with scenes laid in a French
village and with Shirley Mason
featured.
CEDAR-"Their Mutual Child"
COLISEUM - THE Golden Trail"
Klondike drama,
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. de Camp and Mr.,
and Mrs, Stanley Willis, of Oak Lane,
spending a month at Ocean City.
~ Mr and Mrs, Edward B. Cramp. Miss
n Whelen Cramp and Miss Katharine
Ri, ~; crsmp. OF Oak Lane. are at the 81.
nins iye Beach Haven. N. j.. for fort
rvM, dance will be given by tho Accord
September as, at the o,d York e& R&naa
SS,Suhtry Club. Those on the committee q
n rho are arranging for It are Mr.. Elton
Srsny., Mr., Walker Cleeland. Mr.
Men Barber, Mr., George Myrick ana
M MISS Helen Morton Crafty. daughter of
Aahe' has returned from Ithaca. N. Y.
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Photo by Photo Crafters

cided hit. Blnckface Eddie Ross was as
entertaining as ever.
Oahill and Rominc In a comedy mix
up had the house indulging in a con-
tinuous laughter. The Ballet Trio was
good opener with their equilibristic
stunts.
The closing act was one Of the best
seen here this season. It Is billed as
the La Pilarica Trio and in reality II Is
mother, father and daughter.
Globe--Boris Friskin and his troupe
of picturesque dancers head an attrac.
tive program. JEWELS Manikins kept
the house in good humor. Others who
Philadelphia dancers; Harrington and
Maid, comedians; Chisholm and Breen,
clever skit. and Togo in his sensa-
tional sliding feats. Sdigh grade mo
ton pictures rounded out the bill OF
merit.
Fay's - a highly entertaining bill
was offered to open the season. A
solid hit was scored by the Monarch
Comedy Four. who dispensed latest
ideas from melody land. The Burkes
kept laughter in motion with an
amusing skit The Wood Sisters anil
Foley were applause winners with novel
songs and dances. Others who appeared
included the Pima Brothers, balancers !;
the Sevilles, daring gymnasts, and
Mack and company in playlet. Alice
Joyce, in "Thc Inner Chamber" was
the excellent photoplay attraction. A
two-reel comedy feature. which over
flowed with laughs, was also shown.
Walton Roof - With popular ap-
proval FAY Marbe, the "tcrDsichorean
whirlwind." continues as chief attrac-
ton. The Tomson Twins and Evelyn
Law, here for the first time. provide
some unusually artistic vaudeville en-
tertainment. Another new number is
offered by Cooper and Lacey, a pair of
graceful and unique dancers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
GER m ANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Harold II. Blumner,
2012 Medary avenue, announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Marion J.
Blumner, to Mr.. Carl A. johnson, also
OF Germantown. at the homo OF the
Rev. A. Percival Hodgson, 2l45 East
Chelten avenue, pastor of the Cheiten
Avenue Methodist Church, at 7 o'clock
on Saturday evening. There were no
attendants. A reception for the i'm.
mediate families followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
After a trip Mr. and Mrs. johnson Will
live on Lambert street
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwalbe and
their family, of North Wales, formerly
Of this section, have gone to Wildwood
to remain until after Labor Day.
Mr.. William II. Henson, Jr., 2025
Mcdary avenue, left on Saturday. to
spend ten days In Ocean City.
Miss Sue salkeld, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward B. Salkeld. 900 East
Chelten avenue, will spend the week.
end and Labor Day at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Cutter, Jr., of $50
East Maryland street, have been visiting
Mrs. Cutters parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel b. Ray. of 442 West School
House lane. since early summer. Mrs.
Cutler before her recent marriage was
Miss Frances Oakford Ray.
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MOORESTOWN

Mrs. George Bean and Mr.: and Mrs
CLYDE Rogers are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins Rogers, at Ocean City.
Miss Mildred Benners, of Maple ave.
nue., entertained a few friends infor
mally at q porch party on Friday morn.
Ing.
Mrs. Wallace Webster. of German
town. is visiting Mrs. Herbert Evans.
of East Main street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

where she has been taking a summer
course at Cornell University.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Naturalization abounds in "a Tale
Of Two Worlds s''--melodramutic action.
What other kind would you expect of a
movie that sweeps through the Boxer
rebellion, takes the onlooker-comfort
ably seated in an orchestra chair
into the dangers Of the Forbidden City.
Of Pekin and introduces some of the
hazards and lures of San Francisco's
Chinatown. known to melodrama for
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26

present rates permanent. that the in
come would, with the return of nor
NAL times, gradually increase until it
reaches the amount which the COM
mission has held and which the COM
pany feels it is justly entitled to
earn.
Survey Of Charges
The greatest amount of toll earn
ings during the first six months of
1921 was made in the month of June,
a survey of which month shows that
at Waikiki, Paia and Makawao there
were S12 mainline telephones in SER
vice, of which $50 paid less than one
dollar in tolls, while SO of the $50
paid no tolls at all. At Hama, out Of
II mainline telephones, 81 paid less
than one dollar, and "a of the 81 paid
no tolls whatever. At Lahaina, ont
of 1877 mainline telephones IS paid
less than one dollar and 80 of these
paid no tolls whatever.
On Maui, as a whole, out of 1880
mainline telephones, 500, or IS per-
cent, paid less than N dollar for toll
calls, and 100 of these, or over 10 per
cent, paid no tolls whatever
Commission officers present at the
hearing besides Chairman Stainback
were James T. Phillips, auditor; Hen
ry p. O'Sullivan, secretary, and Col.
]. Walter Jones, secretary.
An early decision is expected.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26
New Manager Is To
Take Maui TheaterS
Popular Administration of P.
H. Ross Ends Because
of Demands of Insurance
Work. Dick Harris Named.

Management of Maui's theaters will
change hands on September 1 when
p. H. Ross transfers his responsible
ties in this line to Dick Harris, form
erly with the Liberty House, Homo
lulu. The change is explained in the
following letter to Mr.. Ross from H.
b. Weller, proprietor of the Maui
Amusement Company:
Honolulu, August 10.
MY dear Mr.. Ross,
"Since my last visit to Maui l have
given the theaters very careful
thought, and have come to the con
clusion that, this business having
grown to the extent it has, it is abso-
lutely necessary to have someone on
Maui who a give his entire time to
it.
81 thoroughly appreciate your kind
ness in coming to my assistance, and
the good work you have done, but
realize that your having made such a
splendid success in the insurance bust
ness now requires practically all your
attention. and it is difficult for you TO
give time necessary to the theatrical
business. l have therefore decided to
engage a new manager, a practical
theatrical man, to take entire charge
devoting all his time to the t~heaters,
and have arranged for him to take
them over from September 1.
Again thanking you, and trusting
our personal friendship will continue
as heretofore,
yours most sincerely,
III. B. WELLER"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26
SPORTS BREVITIES

William 7. Tilden H., William M.
Johnstown, r. Norris Williams IL. and
Watson M. Washburn have been Sc
lected as the American team to de-
fend the title to the Davis cup.
Ludy LANCER, swimming at Brigh-
ton Beach (Coney Island), New York,
broke the American record for 500
yards. He is reported to have
reached the top of his swimming ca
reer.
The Oahu polo quartet is now play
ing a fine game. Playing against a
mixed team Of army and civilian
players, the Blue won, IA to 4.
John Weismuller of the Illinois Ath-
letic Club is reported to have broken
the century swimming record; time,
52.1.
Suzanne Lenglen, the woman tennis
champion of France, broke down in
her match at Forest Hills, New York,
with Mrs. Lola Mallory. Mile. Lang
lens breakdown is attributed to al
attack of bronchitis from which she
had recently suffered. She defaulted
after losing the first set.
Mrs. Mallory retains the wOman's
championship at tennis.
Ludy LANCER finished second to
John Weismuller of Chicago in the
220 national championship swim. Nor
man Ross finished third.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26
Tennis

Results of the past week in the All
Maui ladies' singles championship are
as follows:
Miss Hassell won from Mrs. Gillian,
SO, rs; Mrs. Kunewa from Miss Hale,
so. 6-1; Miss Kitchen from Mrs. F.
Baldwin, 81, 81; Miss Frances Bald.
win from Miss DeKay, Ga, 6-3; Mrs.
Paris from Mrs. d. Wadsworth, 6-3,
81; Mrs. Deinert from Mrs. Walker,
81, 6-1; Mrs. Moir from Mrs. Kunewa,
Ga, 2-6, 90; Miss Frances Baldwin
from Miss Kitchen, So, 60; Mrs.
Deinert from Mrs. Paris. 81, SO.
This afternoon Miss Hassell and
Miss Meinecke are scheduled to play
on the Paia court.
Settlement Journey
In the last handicap singles at the
Settlement the matches resulted in
this wise: Mrs. NOR won from Mrs.
Burns, 81, 6-1; Miss Frances Baldwin
from Mrs. David Wadsworth, as, rs,
SO: Miss DeKay from Miss Villiers,
rs, 81; Mrs. Kunewa from Mrs. Paris,
so, GA.
Miss Hale and Miss Watson are
scheduled to play tomorrow afternoon.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26
SPORTING GOODS DEPOT

Offering a choice selection of sup
plies, the Maui Sporting Goods Com.
paEy, under the management OF Le-
land c. Lewis, has opened what gives
every promise of becoming a popular
store IN the premises adjoining Jack
BcrGstrCp S, nea the Wailukd Hotel,
On Main street.
Goldsmith, Wilson, Wright e Ditson
and Maui Sport Brand athletic goods.
and Jantzen, and Gantner & Mattern
bathing suits and knit fabrics are
specialties. Brunswick pool and bowl
ing equipments are also handled by
the new concern. Remington type
writer's are carried by the Lewis SER
vice, which includes repair work on
all makes of machine.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26

Summary-Two-base hits: Espinda;
stolen bases: Paia, Souza; Lahaina,
Tsuda 2, Rego 2, Okahiro /, Espinda
/; hit by pitcher: by Kalei, 2; bases
on balls: off, Refs, A; off, Kalei, :;
|struckout: by, Refs, s; by, Kalei, :;
wild pitches: Kalei. Umpires: Lean
dro and Enos. Time of game: 3 hrs. Z
min. Scorer: A. H. Waechtler
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26

Hilo is undertaking to send three
crews to Honolulu for the Regatta
Day races of September II.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26

Etheilda Bleibtry has set a new rec
ord for the woman's 300 in a 40 yard
tank, 4 minutes, 1873
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-08-26

Summary-Two-base hits: Enos;
three-base hits; Curtis; home runs:
Ray Freitas, Bal; stolen bases: Wacs,
Curtis 2. Alfonso l, Wells Cummings
/, w. Cockett 2, Jose Silva q; Pun
meme: Joe Silva /, Shin 2, Haake l;
sacrifice hits: Alfonso, Wells Cum
mings /, Shin 2; double plays: Wells
Cummings to VIM. Cummings to L.
Cockett: bases on balls: off, Masaichi
2: Curtis, l; struck out: by, Nasal
chi |. Curtis g.. Time of game: l hr.
so min. Umpires: A.. Garcia and Jno.
z. Garcia. Scorer: Joe Xavier.