Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-16
HENRY P. JUDD
WOULD secure
MANY VISITORS
Local Pastor, Now on Coast,
Plans to Have 1000 Dele
gates Here in 1916

Rev. Henry P. Judd, superintendent
of the Sunday schools of the Hawaii,
an Evangelical Association. who now
\ is in Chicago in attendance at the tri-
ei nial convention of the International
Sunday School Association. is doing
scme good boosting for Hawaii on the
mainland according tn cnrrps nondonce
received by the Promotion Committee
At the present time Mr.. Judd is max
ing 'rrangpments to have the dn'nga-
t'on t. the neyt Worlds Sundav SchoaI
Associatian. which will be held ingJa.
r7n in October 1916. stop for short
tire in these islands during the jour
ney to the Orient. ~
In letter 10 the Promotion Com
mittoo Mr.. Judd saws. in mart,
"The newt convention OK the Worlds
SUNDAY School Association will ha hold
in Toxic. Janan in October. 1916. and
plsns already ore being made for that
greet gathering. At a committee meet.
ing June 26 7 was invited by n ].
HeirZ Of Pittsburg. chairman of the
committee. to sneak fer Hawaii. IN
nv short speech spoke Of the fact
that we entertained the Heinz party
in March, 1913. when II WIS cn route
to Japan. and that we hoped that the
Transportation committee would so ar.
range the itinerary of the delegates
going to Japan in 1916 60 as to allow
two or three or four days 1T least.
part of the time in Honolulu and
part in Hilo anu at the volcano.
I'm introducing me to the commit.
tee Mr.. Heinz referred to his delight.
fus stov in Honolulu and declared that
Honolulu was a most eoutiful place
and the people most hospitable. Later.
in private conversation. he asked mo
how the Honolulp people liked the inn
proved and guarded inscrirtion Of the
Daughters Of Hawaii at the Nuuanu1
Pail. was pleased to tell him that
we all appreciated his kindness.
"My invitation to the committee to
have it arrange for ston-over In Ho-
no'ulu was well received. and / am
cutie sure that II ARRANGEMENTS can
be made. the steamer or steamers that
will bring the thousand or so dele
gates will stay In the islands long
enough to allow the delegates chance
II see the choice parts Of Hawaii arf
IN become enthusiastic friends of the
islands
James w. Kinnear of Pittsburg is
chairmsn of the transportation CON-
nittee. He was in Honolulu last year
with the Heinz party snd is booster
for Hawai- He Is we'll known in Pitts
burg. being a former circuit court
Judge. / think the next step to be
taken is for you TO follow up the mat
ter with Mr.. Kinnear and urge him to
arrange for a stop-oyer in Honolulu
"Hswaii is becoming better known
each year t. the people in the East
and in the Middle West, to say moth.
ing of the Pacific coast. As ! have
recently Travelled through New Eng
land and New York, / have noticed
that everywhere people are much in. |
terested In Hawaii and mony express
the desire to go out and see the is!-
ands. There are several contributary |
causes of this growing interest. The |
literature sent out by your committee |
is splendidly advertising Hawaii The
work of Duke Kahanamoku |
in the Olympic games helped to mako |
our islands known. The baseball team |
Of the so-called Chinese university of |
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