Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-02
BOOSTING COMMITTEES NAMED;
PROMOTION CAMPAIGN PLANNED

ton, chairman; p. l.. Horn 1.-THE re-
vival of Hawaiian games), A. +. Grif-
fifth flor polyglot uses), L. Andrews
las thcater for A. A. U. events), A.
II. Ford 1.-THE rock theaters of Europe
and Hawaii, W. Dillingham; (polo and
the open theater), Charles Chilling
worth 1.-THE baseball side of III. A. M.
Novel; las tennis courts), Marston
Campbell building semi-natural
Greek thcater in Honolulu, J. w. Gil
more (the Greek theater and college
sports), W. NJ. Scott las an educa-
tional force), W. Il. Hoogs (the prob
able cost.
Historic Spots--W. ID. Westervelt,
chairman; w. A. Bowen lone hun
dred places that should be marked)
W. W. Goodale Historic spots on
Oahu, J. II. Gait 1est we forget
them, l.. A. Thurston 1.-THE passing
of those who rcmember). c. II. Dickey
I Historic byways), J. s. Donaghho
Told native trails, W. ID. Alexander
1.-THE value to the historian), Il. s.
Goodhue historic places on HawaiD
ID. II, Case historic places on Maui
a. Il. Knudscn historic places on
Kauai. Stanley Stevenson (signs and
their cost.
| Billboard Committee--Charles Ath-
erton tits art value), Charles Crane
from the business mans standpoinD
Charles Frazier twheret he billboard
is beautifully, Charles Hustace (the
stamp of approval or disapprovaD
Charles Mccarthy las an attraction to
the tourist, Charles Thurston from
the fireman's point Of View, Charles
Wright from both sides), Charles
Chillingworth las the Hawaiian views
it,, Charles Achi (from Chinese
point Of View. Charles A stanton 1.-THE
billboard and real cstate). Charles G.
Bartlett (the bare idea of billboards)
Charles II. Dickey 1.-THE legal aspect
Local Color-F. G. Green, chair
man; James A. Wilder tour pic
turesque population), A. c. Silva
tropical clothing). J. ID. Garfield
chow II strikes the malihinD, DR..
Mitamura tamong the Japanese)
James McCandless local color that
attracts). VIM. zap Kwai Tong
, tamong the Chinese, G. f. Alfonso
i Portuguese festas), A. +. Wall ian
extension of the carnival spirit, W.
T. Pope (children's festivals In native
castume), Colonel John SOper 1.-THE
national guard. Professor II. Berger
(how to revive the picturesque among
the Hawaiians).
Keeping the Tourists Here In Ia-
waii-A. l.. Mackaye, chairman; Chu
Gem twhat Chinatown can offer), -
Won Damn (how fraternal societies
might help, s. Sheba (what the Japa.
nese can ofrer). W. A. Adams (possi.
BILE evening amusements), A. II. Tarl.
ton possible athletic programs), A
II. Ford 1.-THE development of outdoor
sports). John T. Gulick 1.-THE revival
OF Hawaiian folk customs), James s
McCandless (why every man should
traveD. J. A. Kennedy 1.-THE $2J
cruises). Harold Dillingham; (around
Oahu, II. w. Breckons 1.-THE Oriental
as a tourist asset.
Guide Book-A. II. Ford, chairman
W. ID. Alexander Historical facts)
Professor NJ. NJ. Scott 1.-THE schools
and the children, l.. A. Thurston 1.-THE
story OF the revolution). J. J. VIII
liams pictorial Hawaii, W. r. Freal
1.-THE governmenD, Alonzo Gartley (ths
plcturesque). W. A. Bowen tplaces Of
interest to the visitor). w. d. Wester,
welt ttraditions), DIR. N. d. Emerson
twhcre the old Hawaii exists, Pro.
lessor II. M. Ballou books on Ha,
waiD. s. Sheba Japanese places Of
'interesD.