The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-05
RELATIVES MUST
Be PERMANENT
Government Employees Families
May Still Travel on
Transports.

Only employees of the Hawaiian gov
business may travel on the army trans
ports. and if members of families re,
ceive authority to travel on she troop
ships it must be shown that they are
bona fide, permanent members Of a gov
eminent employee 5 family. Major Gen
eral Garter. acting chief of staff of the
army, recently issued paragraph
which has been added to the rmy trans
port service regulations, as follows:
Transportation on Army transports
for members of the families of officers
and enlisted men of the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps, and of employees
thereof. of officers and employees OF the
Philippine and Hawaiian civil govern
ments, of officers of the war depart,
ment. of members of congress, and Of
other officers of the government while
travelling ON official business, may be
furnished without expense to the Uni
ted States when space is available at
ter allotment shall have been made to
all persons travelling under orders, upon
the following conditions:
l. In the case of officers, enlisted
men, or employees of either the mill
tarr or naval service upon the certlh-
cate of responsible officer that the
persons are permanent members OF the
family of an officer or enlisted man
on the active list, or of an employe
in actual service, and that the trans
portation is for the purpose OF permit
ting such members Of the family to JOIN
the officer enlisted man, or employe,
or to return from the station of the
officer, enlisted man. or employe, where
they have been living as members or
his family. The application must state
the number of journeys by transport
that have been made by the persons
for whom transportation is requested,
and if more than one such journey has
been made within the previous two
years the application will be denied I'M
less it be clearly shown that the jour
new is necessary on account of illness
Or important and urgent business.
?, Applications from officers. enlist
ed men, or employees of the Navy or
Marine Corps must be made through
the navy departments; from officers or
employees of the Philippine civil gov,
eminent through the bureau of lnsnlar
affairs: from officers or employees of the
Hawaiin government through the Gov
ernor of Hawaii and from all other
officers through the chiefs of the de-
nartments to which the officers belong.
In each case the application must show
that the persons for whom tranSporta-
ton i requested are permanent mem
bcrs Of the family of the officer. en-
listed man. or employee; that the Jour
nev Is necessary for the purpose of per
hitting the persons to Join the officer,
enlisted man. or empioye, or to return
from the station Of the officer. enlisted
man, or empi0ve. where they have been
living as members of his family, and
the number of journeys by transport
that have been made by such persons,
If more than one journey has been made
within the previous two wears the APP
plication viii he denied as provided in
the preceding section Of This paragraph.
morning for Hilo and way ports with
volcano and other passengers
The bark Danmark arrived at Linn
ton on September u, in ballast from
Honolulu. completing the run from tho
Islands in twenty DAYS. SHE took
general cargo from Leith to Honolulu.
On that voyage she was ont 40 days.
Eighteen wears ago the Danmark was
At Portland from Copenhagen on her
maiden trip Al that time she was not
in command of Captain Nielsen, who
: ut Portland on his first trip. She
IS one of the few winliammerS, ongag-
"a in tho Dff~Hnrc trade huilt in Den