Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
Executive Committee Meeting
Hears Report-Dr. Bakers
Visit Stimulating

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The executive committee Of thu
| Anti Saloon League of Hawaii met in
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterda,
at 2:30 p. m, Rev. d. c. Peters pre-
siding. Superintendent John w. Wad
man read his monthly report The
following committees were nominated
and appointed for the ensuing year:
Finance-W. d. Westeryelt, chair
| man: F. G., Atherton. G. p. Castle. r
II. Trent, J. r. Cooke and Sam Kamai
lopili. ".--.-.| -. = =. -
Legislaticn-C. H. Dickey, chain
man; Paul Super, Akaiko Akana, H
p. Judd, j. NJ. McChesney and Dore
mus Scudder. -
Law Enforcement-G. ]. Waller
chairman; A. A. Ebersole, w. S. Bow
en-, A. F.. Cooke, E. z. Brace and III
w. Chamberlain. 49,.
Agitatfon-7Theo. Richards, chair
man, w. A. Bowen, VIM. H. Fry. A.
v. Soares, o. Fl. Gulick and T.. Oku
mura @...
Advisory Council-W. A. Bowen
Theo. Richards, W. ID. Westeryelt, F.
c. Atherton, G. p. Castle and c. H
Diekey. 49,. ... I'M
Associate Members. G, Bowdish,
Maui; A. s. BsRsr, West Hawaii; s.
L.. Desha, East Hawaii; C.. Nakamura
for japanese. Honolulu; Vineente Ii
onson for FiIipinois, Honolulu: s. II.
Choy, for Koreans, Honolulu; VIM,
Kwai Fong Yay for Chinese, Honolu.
In; Oscar ]. w. Scott, Schofield Bar.
racks. !. T..
The recommendations made to the
league by DIR. Purley A. Baker. Ma
tional Superintendent, were referred
to the Advisory Council. The Finance
Committee was requested to report on
the advisability of sending delegates
to the bienLial convention of the Ma
ton League to be held in Atlantic
City, N. J., July next
DR.. Wadman was empowered to
proceed with the publication of the
constitution, bylaws, lists of officers,
etc., In pamphlet form for use of the
members.
Press Paragraphs a monthly pub
LEGATION, was ordered to be continued
until further notice.
The superintendent's report was in
part as follows:
Owing to the holding of the annu-
al convention Of the league on Feb
ruary 20, the regular session of the
executive committee, for the month of
February, was omitted, though hur-
ried call meeting Of the same was held
for the purpose of conference with
DIR. p. A. Baker, the national super.
intendent. This took place March q
in Cooke hall. Y.NM. &C. A, the min
utes Of which have already been sub.
mitted.
DIR. Baker, accompanied by hts es.
Unable wife, and Mr. J. A. Metcalf,
a business man OF Columbus, Ohio,
arrived on February p and remained
on the islands just Is days, sailing
for the coast March 10. The party
were guests during their stay of Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. WesterveIt, in their
hcspitable home at Waikiki, for which
kindness the league feels deeply CRATE
full to our good friends, saving quite
sum to the treasury otherwise need
ed for their entertainment.
Our thanks are also due the local
w. C. r. u. for their kind entertain
ment Of Mrs. Baker during her visit
to the other islands and the reception
they rendered her and the doctor upon
their return from HiIo We are also
under obligations to Messrs. C. H.
Dickey, Theodore Richards and Geo.
p. Castle for the use of automobiles
so freely placed at the service of our
guests
tDr. Baker was kept busy during his
brief visit He made in all % public
addresses, comprising six public
schools. including both departments of
Punahou, eight churches, two open-air
services for soldiers attended respec-.
lively by 5000 and 1000 men in khaki,
besides speaking to the 1900 boys and
girls of the Lincoln-Lee campaign. in
their parade and rally at the palace
grounds, Sunday afternoon. February
2s.
'.Dr. Bakers audiences consisted of
Americans, Hawaiians, Japanese. Ko-
reans and Filipinos separately in mass
meetings assembled. He attended the
annual convention Of the league and
met with both the executive and adj
visory committees in session for spe-
cial consultation. He toured Maui, adj.
dressed the semi-annnal meeting of its
workers and paid a flying visit to Hilos
when the high school. the grammar
grades and the Hilo Boarding School
adjourned their daily session in order
to hear his address in the Halle
church. The building was packed and
a, deep impression made upon the stu
dent body present.
"On the whole, DR.. Bakers visit
gave us an inspirational uplift and his
wise, brotherly counsels win be of
great benefit to us in the carrying out
OF our future plans. The doctor was
most favorably impressed In regard to