Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-16
Many Prominent Speakers Are
on List for Addresses
During Meeting

IT,.
With many prominent citizens of
the territory included in the list Of
speakers who will deliver addresses
On subjects of vital interest to both
the business and professional men,
the program of business and pleasure
covering the second annual conyen-
/ ton of the civic and commercial or
CARNATIONS of the territory was prac-
tically completed yesterday afternoon
when the executive committee, Of
which Fred L. Waldron is chairman.
met in the rooms of the chamber of
commerce.
The following program was adopted
by the committee:
Saturday, September 20.-6 a. M
Delegates received and escorted to ho-.
tells and residences by AID Club.
a. m.-Regatta Day boat races in
harbor. Visiting delegates to be guests
on board the Khan. They will be car
ried out to the vessel by the launch
Huki Huki, which will leave the Fort
street wharf at eight o'clock.
p. m.-Trip out to Koko Head to
inspect the Marconi wireless plant
now in process Of erection.
7:40 p. rn.-Moying pictures show
ing Hawaiian scenes at Y. M. G. A.
Sunday, September 21.-9:30 a. m.
Visiting delegates and their ladies
and the members of the executive
committee will leave the promotion
committee rooms on an auto trip
around the island.
Monday, September 22.-9 a. m.-
Convention opens An makai pavilion
OF eYoung hotel, Fred L. Waldron,
chairman of the executive committee,
presiding.
Following will be the order of bust
ness:
1. Election Of temporary officers.
2. Permanent organization.
3. Appointment of committee on
resolutions.
4. Address of welcome by former
Governor Carter.
s. Response by DR.. H. B. Ellit of
Hilo.
6. Roll call of delegates.
z. Resolutions.
The visiting delegates will be enter
tanned at lunch by the Commercial
Club.
I, Subjects 20 Be Discussed.
After the business session, the fol-
lowing subjects will be discussed:
"Promotion"-L. A. Thurston.
Transportation" Fred G. Smith.
by Word of Mouth on the Main
land ]. w. Wadman
Reception, Entertainment and Ho-
| tells for Tourist" John T. Warren.
'1nter-Island Trips to Points tof In
terest James l.. Mclean.
The Promotion Committee"-Ed
Towse.
Cooperation in Public Matters
George w. Smith.
Roll call of the Islands
Maui, Oahu and Kauai.
1880 p. Resolutions.
7:45 p. m.-"Roads." Opening adj
dress by G. H. Gere. Papers on the
subject to be read by experts from
the different islands, and discussion
to follow
Tuesday, September %.
800 a. m.-Discussion on roads
continued.
1890 p. m.-visiting delegates
guests of the AID Club at luncheon.
300 p. m.-Resolutions.
s2:15 p. m.-.Home Building Indus
tries" Opening address by DR.. e. v.
Wilcox, and papers to follow.
500 p. m.-Banquet 10 the visiting
delegates at Moana hotel. George r.
Carter, POSTMASTER
The secretary of the committee,
who has been in communication with
the heads of the various commercial
organizations on the other islands,
was yesterday able to submit what is
believed to be the complete list of
those delegates, supervisors and engi.
neers who will be in attendance at
the convention. This list follows:
Island OF Kauai.
Kauai Chamber of Commerce..
Rohrig, E. E. Nahum, E. Behr.
Kauai Board of Supervisors-H. d.
Wishard, Alfred Menefoglio, James
" Ekekela, w. d. McBryde, ]. H. Mo-
ragne, county engineer.
Island Of Maui.
Maui Chamber of Commerce-Joh
J. Walsh, w. II. Field, E. H. Parker,
William Henning, r. A. Wadsworth,
Hugh Howell, S. B. Kingsbury, C. D.
Luflxin, L. Won Tempsky.
MAUI DOdEu Vi 0upeIflsOIS-O. u.
Kalama, William Henning, Chas
Lake, r. ANDrummond, Theodore T..
Meyer, A. E. Bruno, county engineer;
VIM. E. Bal, district overseer; VIM
Fred Kaae. county clerk; Thomas B.
Lyons, deputy clerk.
Island Of Hawaii.
Hilo Board of Trade-H. B. Elliot.
C. C. Kennedy, r. A Filler, L. A.
Thurston, F. s. Lyman, Csc Wright,
X T. Moses Gaerqe Desha IT.