Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-26
AID CLUB HEARS
SPEAKERS upon
MANY SUBJECTS

The talk OF Mai NJ. ]. Lehman, e
s. A. at the Ad Club this noon on
the subject Of the needs Of the Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii, treated from
the standpoint of the regular army.
was enc of the most inspiring add
dresses the club has heard.
Thorough water and sewerage sys-
TENS for permanent Punchbowi mill.
larry camp for the guardsnerl an adj
ministration and storage building and
. much more thorough system OF
scientific physical training of mem
bers Of the guard were among the sub
jects eloquently discussed by the rla-
ior, who has been the inspector of the
guard for many months
The speaker announced that he had
found on his inspection tours the rifles
and equipment OF the guard in excel
lent shape. He stated that the largest
part of $23,670 allotted to Hawaii
from the annual appropriation of
$4,000 600 for the federal assistance
to the militia organization of the coun.
try had been spent for equipment Of
a durable nature that would last far
a number of years. Subsequent ailot-
ments would then De available for the
QUILTING of newly organized regi-
ments and companies. Based on his
inspection last March, Maj. Lehman
stated that the amount that would &c.
crue to Hawaii would be about $57. 090.
John Palmer; chairman of the Ad
Club outing session ON Round Top,
Tantaius, next Sunday, announced
that final arrangements had been CON-
pieted. Each man must look after his
own transportation, although a num-
her OF members with machines would
be present at the starting place, the
Promotion COMMITTEES rooms, at 12:39
O'Clock. The taxi stands have been
asked to donate the services OF one
machine each, as they would reap a
lot Of benefit from the movement uld-
mately, and Billy Hole, proprietor OF
the Reliable Auto Shop, contributed
the use of two jitney buses he uses
on his Schofield Barracks runs. La
dies are cordially invited. There viii
be music and speakers.
w. c.. Hodges, formerly of the Star
Bulletin advertising staff and new
with the Sunset Magazine. presented
the scheme Of HIS magazine for a spe-
ciaT edition Of the magazine to be is
sued next August and dedicated to
Hawaii. A beautiful OH painting typi-
cal of Hawaii was shown, and Gov
ernor Pinkham and Mayor Lane both
spoke ON the subject of advertising
the islands.
The governor said he believed in
paid publicity. because paid publicity
pay, or there wouldn't be so much Of
it. Also, he stated, that constant adj
vertisers must make good with the
public. II want to see Hawaii adj
vertise more, and I want to see Ha-
waii make good with the tourists it
hare by means of that adXer-
Using"
The governor was followed by the
mayor, who said he wanted above all
things, to see Hawaii fulfil its pub
licity. the Ad Club motto of Truth
The road committee submitted its
annual report The Central Union
church quartet, consisting of George
Andrus and j. g. French Of the.
Kamehaneha schools musical faculty
and Messrs Liyington and French of
Oahu College, sang two songs that
we're well received.
The military road to cost $1000, 900.
was, discussed. Delegate Kuhio's
secretary 40 Washingto4 has askesl
that HonoIulIs business men get
behind the moxement to have this.