Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-23

Announces MEN
ON COMMITTEES
Chamber of Commerce 0rgani-
cation for Year Completed at
Meeting Yesterday

were appointed and communications
dealing with extension of the sew er
outfall. celebration OF KamehameAa
Day, congressional bill providing
for q naval academy at Pearl HARDER
and appointment of delegates to the
convention Of the Court League read
at yesterdays meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Recommendation that the Kakaako
sewer outfHll be extended TO 1870 feet
beyond the reef and into a depth ~
so feet of clear water was made in \
communication from DR.. D. II. Cnrrie
of the marine hospital service. en-
closed in a letter from the board o.
health. DR.. Currie says that at pres.
ent the sewer discharges in water en-
tirely too shallow. The trend Of the
wash brings the sewage toward the
harbor mouth, he declares.
As June IL, Kamehameha Day, fats
on Sunday. it's celebration will have to
or Monday, June IL Governor Pini.-
ham requested an expression OF Opin
ion from the members of the cham
Der and by vote of 81 to 80 Monday
was selected as their choice.
Doubtful OF Chances.
r Arguments In favor of the establish
ment OF a naval academy at Pearl
Harbor were requested by George NJ.
Mcclellan, the chambers representa-
tive at Washington, for use in com.
mfttee meetings when the naval ap-
preparation bill comes up. Mcclellan
does not appear to think the chances
for getting an appropriation for a new
naval academy in this sessions bill
are very good.
A request from John Hays Ham
nond, president of the Court League,
that the chamber appoint five mem
bers to serve as delegates to its con-
vention in New York, May "a, was
referred to the secretary. He will
canvass the membership and ascer.
tain whether any of the local business
men will be in the East about that
time -
! j. +. c. Hagens moved tnat r. C.
Brown be appointed secretary OF the
chamber to succeed himself for the
ensuiHg year. Garfie{ Lewis. Jr..
moyed that the bonds Of the secretary
and sof the treasurer be continued at
$1,000 each, the chamber paving the
premium. F. J. Lowrey, chairman of
the public health committee, moved
that the bond of the treasurer OF that
committee be made at $4,000, the
chamber paying the premium. Car.
ried. :. -.
J. P. Cooke inquired about the pro-
posed army and navy committee. Sec
Rotary Brown replied that a change in
the bylaws was first necessary and
that he was already at work on the
change. :.,.5... g.. !
AS the bylaws are silent In the mat
ter OF the hour Of meeting, the presf-
dent called for a motion as to the
hour at which the directors should
meet each month. Mr.. Hagens moved
that 2 o'clock be continued as the
hour OF meeting. Carried. ~
The complete list of committees
follows: .........
Finance and Audit.
j. r. c. Hagens, Norman e. Gedge,
Richard Ivers.
and Subscription.
Geo. H. Angus, chairman; Chas. R.
Frazier, J. L Cooper, Jno. Effinger, B. I
F. Sammons.
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J. p. Cooke, chairman; J. D. Dole,
A. w. Eames, Jared G. Smith, L. M. |
Judd. -. !. ...>. .. ....-.-..
Charities and Social Welfare. !
Ia hot -
ton, A. Gartley, r. H. Trent, DR.. A. F.
jackson, D. l. Wilmington, Rev. W. +
D. Westervelt, ~. .-.~"
County and Municipal Affairs. /
Norman Watkins, chairman; C. R. ;
Hemenway, j. T. Warren, Jno. Guild, !
VIM. Thompson.
Hawaii Promotion.
e. A. Berndt, chairman; Ed Towse,
A. F. Wall, J. D. McInerny, W. D. I
Adams .>...', t
legislation. .. ..
A. Lewis, Jr., chairman: C. C. Won
1amm, P. A. Swift, F. T. P. Water
rouse, A. N. Campbell.
Maritime Affairs.
J. E. Sheedy, chairman; C. P.
Morse, VIM. G. Hall, W. F. Dilling-
lam. H. NJ. Whitney, F. Hustaee, F.
}. Boyer. w.. .-~ /
r. A. Cooke, chairman; T. E. Wall. |
". w. Chamberlain, III. Warren, A.
3. Davidson.
public Finance, Taxation
Ind insurance.
E. l. spalding. chairman; R. J.
3uchly, F. w. Macfarlane, C. H.
Cooke, A. w. T. Bottomley.
public Health.
F. J. Lowrey, chairman; J. H.
Drew, E. H. Wodehouse, G. B. Cooper,
VI. d.; John Warehouse, F. w. Kle-
,ahn, J. l.. Mclean, w. H. McInerny,
". H. Hobby, NJ. D.
Public Schools and Vocational
Training. ...~~ =.
F. E. Blake, chairman; Robt Ander-
ION, Edgar Wood, W. w. Thayer, G. J.
Waller.
public Utilities. -.
s. S. Paxson, chairman; ]. A.
3alch, J. o. Young, o. A. Bierbach,
!. F. Childs, Geo. A. Brown, A S.
Prescott --.
Reception and Entertainment.
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