The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-21
.LIHuE DELEGATION .
RAPIDLY FORMING
Honolulu Civic and Commercial
Bodies Are Organizing For
. Big Convention

The Oahu delegation to the Lihue
civic convention win soon be completed.
II Is nearly SO now.
With the announcement yesterday by
the AID Club Of twenty seven Of its for.
ty delegates, and Of The Pan.pacific
club Of five, and corhpletion of the
chamber Of commerce list of twenty,
more than fifty delegates-of about
seventy.fiye that win go from here
are known. N.
The Ad Club win 90 prepared TO en-.
terrain as well as learn at the Lhue
convention. A stunts committee has
been formed, but il keeping its plans
secret. j. D. Levenson, the delega-
tioR's publicity man, says there will
be "a big surprise In store for the
Lihue convention" but will say nc
mprc. go
Partial List Of Delsgstes
The following is a partial list of the
various delegations;
Ad Club--Mf. and Mrs. J. Morton
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Frazier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noggle, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Fry, A. f.. Larimer, Torn Sharp,
X. E. Lambert, G. b. Gage, A II. Cunha,
Frank Cannon, Neil slattery, W. n,
Hutton, Charles r. Loomis, Lloyd r.
Killam, A. +. X. zap, II. Koyasu, r.
NJ Talbot, +. r. Melanphy, Jack
sClcary, r. j. Baker, A. A. Duraut, The.
odore p. Melim, /. d. P. Garfield.
Stunts Committae--7J. Morton Riggs,
chairman; Tom Sharp, J. D. Levensen,
r. z. Lambert, A. Il. Larimer, Neil
Slattery, Frank Cannon Raymond c.
Brown, @f .EE
Transportation ~ R. E. Lambert,
chairman.
Publieity--J. d. Levenson, chairman.
Music-Tom Sharp, chairman.
Other Delegations ~
Chamber Of Commerce. L. Wal.
dron, president; Raymond C. Brown.
secretary; F. O.. Boyer, A. L. Castle,
A. r. Clark, James Dole, Carl du Roi,
Alexander Hume Ford, NJ. NJ. Johnson,
James A. Kennedy, J.. d. McInerny, B.
Y. Noble, 8, 8. Paxson, R. w. Perkins,
7, H. Petrie, w. o. Smith, J. E. Boyle,
William Thompson, J M. Young, J. P.
Medeiros. a,
Pan-Pacifc Club--Y. Mikami, secre-
tary of the Japanese Business Men s
Association, for the Japanese; C. C.
Ramirez for the Filipinos; John /. Silva,
for the Portuguese; DR.. Sigmund Rhee
TOR the Koreans, and probably c.. X. All,
for the Chinese. na1t-,-
/, Hawaii Promotion Committee - Ed
Towse and A. P. Taylor, director.
Board of ervisors--Beniamin- F.
Hollinger and Charles N. Arnold.
The delegates will leave at ten
o o'clock Saturday night on the steamer
Kinau. The hour, had been changed
from ten to nine O'Clock by Raymond
G, Brown, chairman of the Oahu dele
CATION, but yesterday was restored be.
cause it was found one delegation
would be unable to make a nine CLOCK
boat, The delegates will return at six
o'clock the following Tuesday morn
ing, .... ..I..,,J...
+ There are thirteen delegates to be
obtained by the AID Club. Those who
desire to be among the thirteen may
obtain tickets by applying to Charles
r. Frazier, Mr.. Frazier said yesterday
it would be advisable to apply early,
Mr.. Frazier is chairman general Of the
clubs convention committee. - ..'
Members Of the AID Club have OBJ
tanned special badges. They contain a
circle bearing the words "truth, -
9" boost" and "buiId." BUSY bees -
are placed on the border of the circle
The badge is pennant shaped and bears
the name of the club in big type.
The Royal Hawaiian band win ac-
company the Oahu delegation.
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