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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-26

Members Of the Shrine club who
are to attend the lat home at the
Oaklands. Gardiner. and who desire
automobile transportation will be
provided with the same by telephon-
in. 200
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-26
Unbleached Cotton

UnDledCncQ OOtLOH
20 inch, s yds. for CSC
Crash
Good quality Crash, 1oe per
yd. or 10 yds. for CSC
Dry-Wen Absorbent Tow
cling
14e per yd. or 7 yds. for CSC
yards only to customer
Bath Towels
Large, Heavy Turkish Towels,
22-44, 2 for CSC
Good Quality Turkish Towels,
20-40, Csc each or 8 for CSC
1886 Turkish Towels. 10 cents
each or 6 for CSC
Remnants of Crompton's
Corduroy
2 yds. for Csc
SOC Ratine
2 yds. for Csc
23c & Csc Shirtings
S yds. for CSC
Heavy Khaki Cloth
Csc a yd. or q yds. for Csc
Crepe
yds. for Csc. 7 yds. only to a
80 in. Zephyr Ginghams
25c yd. or S yds. for Csc
Good Quality 80 in. Plain
Ginghams
1ee yd. or 6 yds. for CSC
80 in. Ginghams in Checks
Ice a yd. or 6 yds. for CSC
Table Damasks in Short
Lengths
Blue and White. Csc yd. or
yds. tor VOC
Black 4 White Drill
So in. 1sc yd. or yds for CSC
Silk Stripe Shirtings
ACC yd. or 2 yds. for CSC
Remnants in Crepe Mohair
Value $500 per yard,
2 yds. for CSC
School Plaids
19c a yd. or 6 yds. for CSC
Sanderson's Suitings in
Rose, Green, Pink and
Brown
23c yd. or 5 yds. for CSC
Ladies' Hose
Good quality. 29e per pair or 4
pairs for CSC
FREE-First 10 CUSTOM
ers will be given a package
free every morning during
the sale.
Augusta Remnant
q Bowman ST., Tel. 1246-W
Just over the bridge
"A Little Out Of the Way But
1t Pays"
may26hold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-26

Miss Florence Gibbs of the ConN
faculty will visit in the schools of
Lewiston and Auburn today. Her
classes will he conducted by Miss
Annie Sweeney of Colby college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-26
LOCALS

Madame Olive l.. Brann, former
~ If Augusta. is visiting with her
brothcr-in- law. John Brann, :iG
Water street. IIllloWell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-26
Universalist Sewing Circle Party

y splendid program was given at
the card party held at the Opera
House last evening under the aus
pices of the Cniversalist Sewing Cir
Gle. Vocal selections were given by
Miss Isabel Parlman. Mrs. Trucman
Hollis and Norman Haskell. Miss JUL
let Bclanger pleased her audience with
her fancy dancing. A vocal duet was
given by Misses leila Chapman and
Frances MarcouX, accompanied by
Miss Lucille Mclaughlin. Selections
were given by the Lawrence High
school Orchestra. Refreshments were
served.
The Motor Lunch, owned by Frank
Chagnon is being enlarged TO give
more counter and table room.
Hollis Manning has returned from
Boston and vicinity where he has
been visiting relatives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
YOUTHFUL TERRORIST
Is SHOT BY FURSUERS

DETROIT. July 29-CBy I. y. s.
EHarold Watson. 49, escaped ter
hoi OF the Juvenile Detention Home,
> near GearB today because he at
Eempted "a. cow two policemen with
q glass revolver.
lie was shot through the right
lure when me fourished the sup
posed weapon rhlring a chase near
IS home last night
Tn his pocket was found the mas
fer KEY which police say. enabled
INN 90 carry ON a romance with
Flrl inmate of the home during his
Retention there. and later several
weeks ago 90 ezcepe from the place,
Taking two girls with him
Police received report from
she vicinity Of the boys home last
pieht that he was in the neighbor-
aood Patrolmen Butterfly and
Echoenhrltz responded.
Harold fed. drawing the sup
posed revolver from his pocket as
n ran Both policemen fired into
xhe ais. ami then. as the boys
'-wearcn'' came into view Schoen-
boltz brought him down with a bull
4et.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
Indiana and Mlchl6dn News
INDIANA JURIST, FORMER
TREASURY OFFICER. DIES

EVANSVILLE. July Zs.-Judge r.
J. Tracewell. Judge OF the superior
court OF Nanderburg county. repre-
sentative in congress from the third
Indiana district from 1894 10 1898.
and controller OF the currency from
1897 until 1913. died at hospital
here Friday. following two opera
tons performed several days ago.
Judge Traceweil was born IN War
rem county, Virginia. and come 10
Indiana with his parents when a boy.
lie was graduated from Hanover col
,ege and studied law in his fathers
Office in Corydon He became &C
tive Ia republican politics and in
1894 was elected congressman from
the third district. being the first re-
publican representative ever chosen
in that district.
He served Is years as controller
n the treasury. being appointed 20
thar position by Pres't Mckinley in
1897. and holding It until 1913 In
1911 Judge Traceweu moved TO
Evansville. and in 1913 was elected
Judge o. the superior court OF yam
derburg county. He was a candidate
for reelection al the time Of his
death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
Commission Disappears
Fancy Water Plant Plans

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. July ga
fancy building with fancy ceilings is
not necessary TO house the Upland
Water Co. plant at Upland. Ind. the
public service commission announc-
ed Saturday in holding up final dis
position Of the petition of the water
company asaing authorization Of a
$4,000 stock issue TO construct its
plant. The commissions decision
came as a result Of a report of the
engineering department which re-
commended that less expensive
building would serve the purpose
and that plans and specifications
for the plant in many instances were
not clear enough.
Plans specifications and estimates
must be altered 10 conform with the
recommendation Of the engineer
ing department, the commission an
nOunced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
BOYS SENTENCED FOR
THEFT OF 40 AUTOS

INDANAPOLIS. Ind. July %
Denouncing lack OF parental innu-
ence. lack OF interest IN home life.
and the sad influence Of movies.
Judge James A. Collins in criminal
court here Saturday passed sentence
on seven Indianapolis boys. none
over Il years of age. who admitted
thefts OF more than 90 automobiles
Manslaughter charges in connec-
ton with an accident in a stolen car,
were dismissed against Saumel VIII
son. Albert Johnson and Robert
Elsier The boys each received Jail
sentences Of six months and 800
fines for failing to stop after an ac-
cident and similar sentences and
fines on charge Of unlawfully pos
sessing automobiles. The sentences
will be served concurrently
The other four boys received SEN
fences for unlawfuny possessing au-
tOmObiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
INDIANA SCHOOLS ON
MILITARY HONOR ROLL

WASHINGTON. July 29.--t BY L.
N.S)-The war department made
public Saturday list OF colleges and
military schools which have been
designated as distinguished on &C
count OF the excellence OF their
course in military training The list
Bloomington. Purdue univeAty la
castle. Ind Indiana university,
Bloomington. Purdus university La
fayette. Ind. University OF Illinois.
Crbana, H.. University OF W:scon-
sin. Madison. Wis
The following schools were among
those designated az honor military
schools" Culver Military academy.
Culver. Ind. Northwestern Military
and Naval academy Lake Geneva
Wis. st. Johns Military academy,
Delaheld. Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
} WARDEN HAS FAITH
IN HONOR SYSTEM
Head Of Michigan Prison Says
Convicts Are as Honor
able as Others.

JACKSON. Mich. July 2s.-CBy A.
P)-The inmates OF a prison are as
honorable as are the people outside
So walls. according TO Harry l. HUI
burt. warden Of Jackson prison.
Buchigan's largest penal institution.
snd one OF the leaders In the modern
prison reform movement.
Several weeks ago. warden HUI
burt persuaded Gov. Alex. Groesbscll
70 sanction the removal 20 Camp
Custer. near Battle Creek, Of so
f'honor men" from the prison FOR
Service in building several structures
reeded for the Roosevelt American
legion hospital
The men went 70 the camp with
gut guards They were told II they
Semained on the premises until fall,
performed good days work eacn
DAY. and followed faithfully the sim
Tie rules. they would walk from the
shadow Of the prison walls forever
when the work was finished. This
- spite OF the fact that many Of
! Ihem still have as many as 10 years
10 serve.
Since the honor men" went "a
Cluster s. have kept the faith. The
bther five have broken their contract
g. one way or another and now are
BACK a. Jackson working inside the
walls Each Of them has forfeited
o. right 20 a shorter term. Each
will serve his sentence 20 the last
bninuto
Warden Huiburt believes ne has
Set a record in the prison honor sys-
kem He believes the percentage
~ no have not kept the faith Is re-
trarkably low IL caused him u
fnake this statement.
"I VIII defy any contractor TO take
- average men outside Of prison.
hut Thorn 10 work on a job for the
summer. tell them not 90 leave the
elace until 10 is finished and have
3 Is men left hy midsummer Before
entered prison work I was a con-
kIactor. have handled hundreds
81 men dong similar work and
SNOW what 7 am talking about. II
simply couldn't be done"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
LGndlOdies Rebel against
Supervision BY University

ANN ARBOR, Mich. July 2s-
Notice or a strike was served on the
University az Michigan Saturday by
landladies who room students. The
landladies stated that In view OF the
present walkout OF labor over the
country they believed that this was
the proper time 10 stand up FOR their
rights
The rights involved were those
arising from a belief on the part OF
the rooming house keepers that they
should run their own homes The
rooming houses In years before have
been operated under the supervision
Of the university authorities.
The authorities came back at the
landiad.es. agreeing 70 their strike
and announcing a lockout, but add
ing that the school hereafter Will
refuse 20 arbitrate any disputes arts
ing between students and landladies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
HeGry Enrolment Expected
IN State RnDfiSf Assembly

FRANKLIN. Ind. July Train
ms for reueious work viii he given
.Eaveral hundred young people dur
sng the tenth annual Indiana Bap-
tist assembly 20 De held here Aug
i 20 10 Assembly officers antiCi-
pate an unusually heavy enrolment
this wear ina7much as the Baptist
Young Peoples union IS 10 hold is
etate meeting ir connection with the
opening OF the assembly Many who
sttend the union meeting are expect
81 10 remain for che assembly.
The instructors this season include
many prominent educators and cler-
gvmen Glass viii De held In the
morning and the afternoon VIII be
Fveu over 20 recreation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
DENIES THAT TROTTER
WAS FATHER OF CHILD

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July
Rs-Melvin r Trotter. superintend-
snt Of the city Rescue mission was
zot the father Of the baby born in
july 1917 IN his secretary. Miss
FLORENCE Moody according 20 the
glrrs testimony n AIRS Trotters
kuit for separate maintenance.
she testified ae did Trotter who
2 lowed her on The stand that
isEey had never made confession OF
Nhc pereutage 20 Mrs Trotter.
Miss Moody was NOS required 20
Q disclose the identity OF the father.
ahe objections Of the defense In the
lrross examination being sustained
ftv Judge NJ T.. Durham despite =
Gong protest by Atty. Myron H
Na.ker. Of counsel for Mrs Trotter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
MOTOR CORPORATION
TO LEAVE LAFAYETTE

INDIANAPOLIS. July 29.-CBy L
y. S)-The Lafayette Motors corpor-
alton OF indianapolis will move TO
Milwaukee. Wis, the latter part OF
this year, Charles w Nash. presi-
dent Of the company. announced sat
Urday The Lafayette corporation
there will be in closer association
with the Nash group of industries
Mr.. Nash said The company expects
10 be ready for operation of-the new
factory by the first Of the year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

SILVER LAKE, Ind. July %
Ia A collision OF tow automobiles
three miles south OF Silver Lake to-
day. Lucille Browneu. Lowell Ind.
Charlotte Wheeler. Crown Point
Dorothy Spencer. Remington and
Vera Kern, Silver Lake. were IN
jured. none seriously. The car Oc-
cupied by the young women crash
ed into a machine owned and driv-
en- by Edward Wendell OF near Silver
Lake. Both machines were demo-
,ished.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
RANK DEPOSITS GROW

INDIANAPOLIS. j. y 29.-Depo-
sits IN s43 state banks am trust
companies Under supervision OF the
state banking department. increased
S1S.256 Se154 between December 81,
1921 and June 30, Bank COmmis-
sioner Charles Camp announced SAT-
urday The banking department; -
sued statement concerning the
c nd.tion OF the banks which IN
dlcated 2 healthy imam 'ial status
for the institution
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
WARSAW GAS PLANT
MAY HAVE TO CLOSE

WARSAW. July 2s-Unless new
supplies OF coal are received by the
Warsaw Gas Co. within a week the
Local plant VIII be compelled 70 close
down. according 20 a statement made
today by Manager Keith Hankins
Five carloads Of coal ordered by the
company several weeks ago have not
yet arrived and dealers are making
no promises as 20 when they viii be
delivered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
Man Is DrOiOned IN RiUer
While Attempting Rescue

PETERSBURGH. July eau
gust Scraper, "a, was drowned in
White river at Holmans Ferry. six
miles west of here Friday nigh.
when he, with two other young men.
responded TO the cries for help from
Miss Beulah Helphendine and Virgil
Rumble. who had waded beyond
their depths. Miss Helphendine and
Rumble were rescued by Herman
Helphendine and Baker Burch.
Scraper was not missed until the
party Raced shore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
LADIES ATTENTION.

The new lanoI process of perm
anent waving. No jerking or pull
I ing. No tieing OF tubs Heating sew
en- minutes. Licensed operators Call
COMFORT SHOP. 500 j. NJ s. bldg
Phone Main 637.-adv. 206-2OS 211
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

The Chas. Mes Drug Store is now
located at 227 y. Michigan ST. and
is open for business. The same
courteous and prompt service may
be expected adv. 211
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

The Chas. cIies Drug store is now
located at 227 y. Michigan ST and
is open for business. The same
courteous and prompt service NAV
be expected. adv. Phi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30
CABARET DANCE

Make reservations with Lees
Auto Bus Line for cabaret dance,
Edgewood Beach, Barron Lake.
Wednesday. Aug. Q. Dance and fare
S3-adv. 211.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

Let experts clean your garments.
and hats. Aetna Cleaners. 916 r
Sample st. L-2S76-adv. 206-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

Let experts clean your garments
and hats. Aetna Cleaners, 916 E.
Samrle St-adv. 2O6 II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

Honey Moon" got four encores
first public performance Hear it
az WooIworth 's.-adv. 211.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-30

When you say Cigars-say Dutch
Mast rs. l65f
Evening star., 1922-04-23
INSPECTED ROOMS.

lNSPEO ED ROOMS.
THE FOLLOWING ROOMS HAVE BEEN IN
SPECTED By THE WASHINGTON SERv-
ICE BUREAU. EVERY DETAIL CONCERN
ING THESE AND MANY OTHER "PERSON-
ALLY INSPECTED" ROOMS AND SUITES
MAY BE had AT ROOM At. DISTRICT Ma
TIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE MAIN 218S:
1872 FAIRNONT N.W.-Suite Of two lovely
rooms, Ideal for summer.
iitn sT. NEAR OTTs-Cool. attractive cor
NEAR DUPONT CIRcLE-one Or two. ex-
ouisite rooms. Exclusive home. Male.
CLIFFBOURNE PL. Mr.. CALVERT-TWo
attractive rooms en- suite. Modern home.
QUINCY ST. near 14th-Cool. comfortable
room. Private iavatory; $50. e5'
FTRNTSHED OR UNFUR- kOOMS.
REAsoNABLB FOR eUMMER-Two second
door rooms next to bath TO employed married
couple: rooms newly decorated: furnished or
uufurnished; electric lights: running water
in one room; married couple In house; NO
children or Others roomers: convenient to
car and bus. Tel. Col. 3l74w.
ili4 EMERY PLAcE--Three rooms and
bath furnlshed OK unfurnished for light house
keeping; modern impfovements: one fare TO
city. Wisconsin, ave. ear in Georgetown 20
EIiicott st., thence one block north and half
block east. 20
Evening star., 1922-04-23

AUTOMOBILE SALES COMPANY,
17O7-17Oo 18th St. NV
North 568-Phones-North 558.
Our stock has been brought the full capacity of
facilities assuring you of the want for whatever
purpose you may need a
Every Sound and Ready Go PRICES that Cannot
Be Equaled.
Buick ourin
Scrn hroadter age roads
bile touring
Dayis Touring
studbsk
dtaxi u
ubroadser !
ndroadse
Reasonable Terms
Condition and Title of Every Car Guaranteed.
- Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1922-04-23

FOR RENT-R00MS
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
VICINITY MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE-Ideal
accommodations for refined persons in ex-
elusive private home: delightful room withsex-
cellent cuisine: all the privileges Of home.
with every convenience; pofches, lawn. SHADE;
10 minutes TO Treasury, on Mt Pleasant car
line; $50 per month. North 80o3. B'
1915 FILLMORE, ST. N.W.-Two well fur
nIshed rooms overlooking Rock Creek valley;
coolest location In city. near Mt. Pleasant anu
Chevy Chase car lines: excellent home cooked
meals. Phone Col 00c9.
1858 SHEPHERD ST.-Desirnble. cool room,
with private sleeping porch, for two girls or
couple employed: instant hot water. shower.
telephone; modern. new home. Phone Adams
a15.
1904 clst Nw-LAree; electric light; modern
front room. End floor. for man and wife or
two or three girls. At summer rates; home
cooked meals: use OF parlor and piano. North
1859.
1a05 CLIFTON ST. Nw.-ETceIIent neiehbor-
hood single. attractive. front room; running
hot and cold water In same; electricity, h.w.h.:
use parlor. piano. phone: gentleman; reason
able.
1874 LANTER PLACE. near 18th and Col rd,
Nice room; excellent table: southern cook
ing; electricity; phone: hot-water heat; home
privileges: reasonable.
53I6 18th ST. N.E-Room and board: mar
ried couple or two ladies' or two gentlemen:
large room; southern exposure; h..w: =, eiefS
tric light; excellent hoard. North lhS..
2224 n ST. Nw.--LArge. light room: double
or twin beds; meals served family style; plen-
u to eat {8 meals q day.; electricity; tws
baths. large porch; near Dupont Circle; idei
cool home Tor nummcS.
Evening star., 1922-04-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
ConNlAaeA.

CASH. TERMS OR TRADE !!
Kissel B-pass. tour. good shape. ,.......4 .4i6o
Overland g" tour.. Continental motor. 1926
Chalmers light ''6." 5-pass. tour. -. 41e5
Merion. .Handley 4.pass road ........ .$185
Overland DO" '16 roadster. ............ $0S
franklin Tire Works, 1905 18th NV. N. 1900.
Evening star., 1922-04-23
FOR RENT-RO0MS
axrun nnOMQ.


ADJACENT 10 18th 81. HEiGHTsmA GI rs,.s GOOD, rood
iarre cioset, next to bath, eemi-prtvate; con-
tinuous hot water: anil; private home; neW; s.;
nice location; close to 18th ct. nus ana tNn .t.n
red. Re- % Phone Adams ai7i.
izS9 @ 81. N.W.-TWo large. clean. corner
reofns. End floor. 8 windows each. adjoining
hath: hot water; southern exposure; CVi!
lawn; porches: quiet. pflrxa.e 1sm, ,.Intns I'LL =
distance: cool In summer, well heated In win
i9i0 R ST. N.W.lTwo large, we'll furnished
roofns. single or double: hrst moor: use OF
BATH elesset and g. s.' sundsy. naa sfs.l pn,
v,HeE3ays after pm. Phone North 22S1. Ref
erences required.
2f7 EAST CAPITOL ST. large. bright
rooms: bedroom, dining room, large ktcnen,
porch use Of bath IN ap Ss:t sss contnucu; snT
hot water, all incfuded; also = Afge Ifone
rooms; Ink. permitted: q
,I1DY Who has a nice home in NV. near Du-
nont circle, viii share 1t with or young
Win use Of pssos :n1 70 a1a so1 slesP1s
4 home In q big city and not Just room. For
IN sorms tion, address Box 24l:K, Star once.
0NN Ierre. newly furnished room in building
s.w. corner 18th and SITS. NV; steam heat,
electric liSnt' etc arsssr 5sns 5sasSssHs coMPaNY
Southwest corner 18th and etc: NV.
sUBURBAN ROOM near Chevy Chase Lake:
I block Connecticut ave., car line, In refined
family; no children; to employed couple or
eentlemen;i space for ear Y desired. Pnone
iarre. MI. newly furnished room In modern
epertment; ivory suite: second nocr; location
unexcelled; all conyeniences; one or two ladies';
SEQ and s2s.
Evening star., 1922-04-23

GUARANTEED CAasL-rERMs-TRADH
good tires; cash. 500; monthly. SEQ. Price,
FORD COUPE. late model; starter. dem,
speedometer. dash light: hne. clean car Of e1'
s;lsnt fully s:5safeed sasc cash.
cash. 800: monthly. SO. Price. se75. -
BUICK Big Six. 7.ps,s; .sS rsooilt; new bat bat
COLE 8. 7.paa..; rebuilt; nev battery: dns
appearance; cash. 500; monthly. $40. Price,
' '.. =. $; s J. MONK. Steel. e...ss;; ,,..
JORDAN Demonstrator.
. New car guarantee.
ROAMER Suburban Sedan.
7-pass., inclosed drive; like new.
WINTON Touring.
7-pass.
HAYNES Touring.
COLE Touring.
.7-pass.
CADILLAC Touring.
STUTZ Coupe. e
Has been only 2.7oo miles.
sSTUTZ "Bearcat."
JORDAN Touring.
: OLDSMOBILE Runabout.
Double rumble seat in rear.
MOON Touring Car.
1t Will Pay You to Buy
from a Reliable Concern.
WALKER MOTOR CO.,
1917 Connecticut Ave.
LAFAYETTE AND JORDAN DISTRIBUTORS.
Evening star., 1922-04-23

YOUR TRUNKS, ETC., moved :
lowest rates; u mile from Office.
Csc; day or night service
prompt delivery. District Elk.
press Co., Franklin NO4.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-13
Cop Pennant
In School Race

st. Anthony holds the title of cham
pion in the school baseball league on
Maui.
Friday afternoon on the Waikiki
field the Saints met the Lahainaluna
nine and emerged victors by a deci-
sive score of IL to 5. Hendricks and
Murasaki worked the batteries for the
West Maui team, opposing Yoshida
and Crowell for the victors.
The game was well attended by
school and local fans, lively roofing
coming from all sections of the stand
and side lines.
George Cummings proved his skill
as arbitrator and, it is reported, show
ed an uncanny accuracy in rendering
decisions which accounted in a huge
measure for the good sportsmanship
that prevailed throughout the game.
The Saints will be presented a pen
nant and silver cup trophy by the Ho-
nolulu Advertiser under whose sane.
ton the league was formed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-13

There being no commerce, there is
no need for money.
Sad Appearing Lot
THE islanders attitude toward
visitors is curious. AS he stands be
fore one his head droops, his arms
fall listlessly to his side and he an
swers Imply and uninterestedly Ques-
tions as to his life and mode of ex
istence. He seems to have no other
interest than to trade a penguin, an
albatross skin, or a seals 1apper for
an old shirt; a little tobacco, or any
thing from civilization that would be
useful. He articulates slowly and
with difficulty as if he had almost
smile.
Tristan ia Cunha is a mountain
1000 feet high rising out of the ocean
wastes like an inverted pudding
bowl, and as we saw it, was wreathed
in swirling mists. The little colony
lives in stone huts on a green strip
of pasture land at the foot of the
mountain.
Having no commerce and no
money, these people certainly cannot
worship Mammon, but it is doubtful
if they worship God. The two plucky
missionaries who have exiled them
selves among them for at least two
years will try to teach them. They
brought large quantities of supplies
and civilized comforts and a radio
set, so that henceforth Tristan de
Cunha will not be cut of entirely
from the outside world"