The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-21

Following musical numbers and
roaring comedy picture the meeting
at the Hipp, announced for 1880 to-
night, will be called to order by H. B.
Penhallow. There will be a novelty
for political meetings on Maui through
the introduction of several women
speakers in the course of the evening.
The tentative speakers and order of
speaking will be as follows:
E. r. Bevins, Mrs. Wilkinson, j.
Garcia, orchestral music, Mrs. Glen
Crowell, Charles Wilcox, M. G.. Pas
choal( If he returns from the Big Is
land as expected), Former Mayor C.
Lane of. Honolulu, orchestral. music,
Mrs. Sarah Buck, ]. P. Cockett, Geol ge
Cummings, music by the orchestra, a
motion, picture.
Todays Meeting
Prior to the Wailuku meeting of
tonight there will be precinct meet
ings held at Waiehu at 4:30 Waihee
at $50 and Waikapu at $3.50. At all
such meetings there will be music, as
at the Hipp rally, and there will be
prominent speakers. The Waiehu raj
ly will be at the church, at Waihee on
the road near the blacksmith shop and
on the main road in Waikapu.
For the Kahului meeting tomorrow
night it is expected that Senators
John Wise and Stephen r. Desha will
have arrived and it is also probable
that Senator Baldwin will be able to
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other prominent speakers including
Senator Rice and good music will be
furnished by the orchestra that has
been engaged Moving pictures will
also be shown. That rally is a com
bination of, in reality, of Puunene and
Kahului.
Another meeting for tomorrow is
scheduled to be held at 4:30 in the
afternoon Kihei at Kaonoulu Ranch.
Thursdays schedule calls for meet
ings at Makawao, at Tam Sees
store at 500 o'clock and at the Fer
nandez Theater at Paia at 1880 ant
the more prominent speakers are ex
pected at both.
Final Rallies Friday
Friday night will end the speaking
campaign, two big rallies, one at Wal
luku and one at Lahaina with the bes
speakers making both of them. De
tails of the probable speakers have
not been fully completed but will b'
announced in the Friday issue of Mau
News.
Last Friday afternoon meeting
was held in the Church at Waiehl
which was addressed by the same mel
speakers as had been heard at tht
meeting at which the Woman's Auxili
ary was formed in Wailuku.
Gunday was a busy day and meet
ings were held up country. There wa
a meeting at Ulupalakua and bumb
er big one for Kula at the Sanitarium
At Ulupalakua, E. R. Bevins, Glen
Crowell, Charles Wilcox, Mrs. Wilkin
son, Mrs. Crowell and Mrs. Buck, Ne'
Wilcox presided. At Kula Louis Eel
nandez presided and in addition to tn
speakers who had been at Ulupalakui
John c. Lane, j. Garcia and Guy Good
ness spoke.
At Makawao there was a bumpe
meeting all except perhaps dozen o
the voters of the precinct being ther
and at Pauwela there was another Dl
meeting, the chief speakers at thos
meetings being John c. Lane and Ser
ator Rice.
Meetings in Lahaina
In Lahaina yesterday Afternoon
there was a women's meeting whicl
was attended by numbers from thi
side. More than 200 women of Wes
Maui were in the theater and Bale
win club was organized with Mr'
Lloyd as president; Mrs. Buchanan
vice-president; Mrs. Freudenburt
secretary and Mrs. Gossin, Treasures
. District or precincts captains were
so selected. Several speakers wer
heard including Prof. Leebrick, Mr.
Crowell and Senator Rice who e.