The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1915-09-17
Maui Delegation is
Preparing for Trip
Twelve or fifteen Will Probably Go
Expect to Make Presence Evident
-Maui'S Part on Program.

While ii is possible that three or
four may be obliged to drop out, the
following is the probable list of Maui
delegates who will attend the fourth
annual civic convention, which meets
at Lihue, Kauai, on September 26 and
81:
George Dunn, w. H. Field, George
Cummings, J. N. X. Keola, ID. II. Case,
d. c. Lindsay, w. o. Aiken, Will ].
Cooper, George o. Cooper, Hugh How
ell, L. Won Tempsliy, C. G. White, w.
A. Baldwin, Philip Pail, Ed. F. Del
merit and J. j. Walsh
It's "Dean Walsh" Now.
A meeting of the prospective dele
gates was nelG at the Baldwin Bank.
Kahului, on Wednesday afternoon, at
which ]. J. Walsh was elected Dean"
of the party, and plans for the trip
were discussed. Another meeting will
be held at Mr.. Walsh's home this eve
| ming, at which some songs will be re-
hearsed and some other stunts prac-
tised. 1t is possible that some kind
of appropriate uniform viii be adopt
ed by the members.
Maui's part in the formal discus
sion of the topic "Civic Righteous
ness" will be an address of 20 min
utes on: THE Oath of Ofice-Theory
and Practice" d. II Case. if he goes,
will make this address. However, Mr..
Case is not certain at present that he
can make the trip.
Kauai To Stand Everything.
In letter received this week by the
Maui Chamber of Commerce, il is
stated that all delegates are to be
entertained in homes of Kauai citizens
as near Lihue as practicable. A few
may possibly be quartered in the Fair
view Hotel. All living expenses and
travelling expenses from the time the
delegates land until they depart are
to be borne by the Kauai chamber.
Ladies are to be welcomed provid-
ed the total allotment is not materially
increased.
Kauai will also furnish distinguish
ing badges for the different delega-
tions.
The proceedings of the convention
are to be taken by stenographer and
later printed in book form by the
Kauai chamber of commerce.
The program for the two days, as
lately completed by the Kauai COM
mittee, was received here this week.
1t is as follows:
PROGRAM.
Sunday September &c.
a. inland.
7.90 to 9-Breakfast ashore and
short excursion.
9-Convene at Lihue Social Hall.
President Of Kauai Chamber of Com
| m oh ii al
of delegates. Election of permanent
chairman and secretary. Address of
welcome, by W. c. Avery, president,
Kauai Chamber of Commerce. Re
sponse. by Honolulu Ad Club. Notices.
appointment of committees, etc Re
ports of holdover committees, on
roads, tourist hotels, Haleakala Rest
House, etc.
10 to 12:30-"Civic Righteousness
Discussion.
Twenty minute addresses as fol
| lows:
present Conditions: A Diagnosis"
Hilo Board of Trade.
What To Do;A Remedy" Kohala
Civic League.
Need of a Civic Conscience" Ho-
nolulu Chamber of Commerce.
"The Oath of Office-Theory and
Practice" Maui Chamber of Com
merce.
Politics and Civic Efficiency" Ho-
nolulu Chamber of Commerce.
GO Thou and Do Likewise" Kauai
| Chamber of Commerce.
General luncheon to all delegates
| guests, visitors.
Afternoon given over to excursions
Evening Session.
1880 p. Mo minute responses to
the question: what Progress Has
| Your Island Made in the Past Year
Material. Social, and MORALE" Hawaii,
speakers; Maui. speakers: Oahu
speakers; Kauai, l speaker.
Monday Morning, September 27.
orenoon-EXcursion and Recrea-
| ton.
Afternoon.
2 to $3.50 p. m-Questionaire, "Civ-
| ic Righteousness"
Address, Governor Pinkham.
Observation-Disclosures. Several
| brief addresses.
Business.
1916 Convention
Evening.
Banquet, Lihue Social Hall.
Entertainment conducted by the Ho-
nolulu Ad Club, interspersed by brief
responses; "a Feast of Reason and
Flow of Soul"
Adjourn OF excursion steamer.
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