The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-28
PROVIDES LIBRARY
FOR PEACE ESSAYISTS
Student Contestants for Cham
ber of Commerce Prizes Sup
piled With Material.

In order TO aid those taking part in
the chamber Of commerce peace essay
contest for 1919, the Peace Library
gathered by W. a. Bowen, the 1912
chairman of the chambers committee on
international peace, has been turned
over to the Honolulu library where it
can be in reach of all interested.
The four prizes this year, according
to the announcement of George X. Car
ter, the chairman of the committee,
will be given for the best essays on
"'The Price of War" The essays
must not be less than 1000 or more
than 1900 words in length, and must
be sent in to II. p. Wood, secretary
of the chamber of commerce(, on or
before May 10, and the decision of the
judges will be announced on or before
June 5.
Inc contest is open to all students
of the public and private schools of
Hawaii over ftteen years of age. The
judges will be Judge Sanford b. Dole,
Mrs. Walter +. Frear and Wade War
rem Thayer.
Further particulars as to the contest
may be secured from Mr.. Wood.
The following is the catalogue of
authors and subjects available for con
testants:
"The Drain of Armaments,' Arthur
w. Allen; peace Day: MAY 1S) Sug.
gestions and material for its observance
in the Schools, Fannie Fern Andrews;
"The Mission of the United States in
the Cause of Peace" David j. Brewer;
"'The Forces that Make for Peace" T."
Hon. William j. Bryan; "Foreign Mis-
sons and World Peace" Samuel b.
Capen; "The Arbitration Treaties and
Our Religious Duty" Rev. Edward
Cummings. ''The Truth About Japan, !"
John II. DeForrest; "The Right and
Wrong of the Monroe Doctrine, I"
Charles +. Dole; "Neutralize the Pa
mama Canal" David j. Foster; "War
| Not Inevitable, - Hon. John w. Fos-
| ter Cardinal Gibbons on the Arbi-
tration Treaties - Cardinal Gibbons;
"The Relation of Social Theory to
| Public Policy" Franklin II. Giddings;
"'Worid Peace Foundations" Edwin
CHM; CAN international School of
Peace "Sir Edward Grey on Union
for World Peace Sir Edward Grey;
Concerning Sea Power" David Starr
Jordan; Parliamentary Government
and the luterparliamentary Union"
DIR. Christian l.. Lange; William Stead
and his peace message, James A. Mae
donald; The Literature of the Peace
Movement, Edwin d. Mead; "The In
! ternatiOnal School of Peace,D "The
international School of Peace,' "The
Literature of the Peace Movement -
"The Results of the Two Hague Con-
ference and the Demands upon the
Third Conference, - "The Internation-
III Duty of the United States and Great
Britain Edwin d. Mead; Educational
! Organizations Promoting international
Friendship, Lucia Ames Mead; Some
Elements necessary to Race Develop
ment, Robert h. Motion; "Why the
Arbitration Treaties should Stand, -
"Revised List of Arbitration Trea-
ties, - "List of Arbitration Treaties, -
Denys P. Myers; "World Scouts" AL.
bert Jay Mock; 'The Arbitration
Treaties" Albert L. Pillsbury; Some
Supposed just Causes of War, Hon
jackson II. Ralston; The Cosmic Roots
of Love, Henry NJ. Simmons; Heroes
of the Sea, w. NJ. Thackeray; Peace
and the Peace Movement, Rev. Frank
hohldh' NATURALIZATION - AIleTlCd
Opportunity, Erving Winslow.
, Besides these thirty-six pamphlets
there is the following:
Winning essay, Pugsley prize, 1912
international Arbitration" by JohI
X. Starkweather. Winning essay, .blacl
prize 1912, international Peace" b,
Eunice =. Peter and Katherine War
, rem. American School Peace League
Chicago, July, 1912. Answers to Tel
Questions about the Lake Mohonk Con
ference on international arbitration
: The World Peace Foundation. It's Pres
: ent Activities. The World Peace Foun
T dation Work in 1912. Syndicate fo
War. Chamber of Commerce for Arbi
tration. The Grange and Peace. Yea
Book of the American School Peac
League, Fourth Annual Convention
Year Book of the American Schoc
Peace League, 1911.