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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
POLICE BELIEVE CRONES
AGAIN Is IN CHICAGO
Important Arrests Expected at Any
Moment in Connection With Al
legged Folsom I'lottcr.
Especial to Thc Times-D.spat"

special to 'Thc Times Dispat"h.l
CHICAGO. February II Unusual
activities IN TIA" States attorneys of
flee and q, the Dctcc,ive i:ur..tu gay.
Indication to-day that it is believed
. that jean crcIi"s. anarchist and al
legged noson- Potter. Is In Chicago.
Ii was announced at states Attorney
fIoNncS'S Office that several important
arrests are expected a. amy moment
The guard at TIA" railroad stations III
Chicago have been doubled, iollowiN !,
, ciones's last letter received in New
, that the auatchiyt was nrcpariu. to
leave because H." had tired Of fooing
the police tncr..
Every member or ,h" chicago do
rartncGt Was furnished with a copy
of Crones'S latest photograph
Captain Hunt said tonight that the
police were prepared 10 take the an
We haze the hes, clue possible he
a;,i. ut i iueouvei"ablc that Cron"s
VIII .rmaiH at iih.rty much ionr..
3 trcncS viii Toe takou'
The rumor gained -rouuu late day
mat letters from croucs to friends and
trcomp!ir"S hay" been Intercepted. and
ihnt th" police have absolute nrorma-
ton thar VIII ,""d them 10 the self
confessed anarchist
CroncS's friend. John AllcGiul hold
"r two charges OF conspiracy. rern.Ius
I IN Jail. At hearing to-day judge
furn'y refused 10 reduce Tho hail OF
S"".C"'. liiH refusal followed Tho cX.
i'l:'na'tor az .Nllc=juj's arrest Lv CAP.
tain Hunt and Assistant states At
t"ru"y Irwin II. walker
vnn:iuuau". twas Granted until
Thursday. when .NleginiS attorney
vii! again attempt 10 secure. d, rcJ.I,,-
tion ~ TIN" bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
DECISION ~ IN FAVOR
OF SOUTH CAROLYN 4

WASHINGTON. February a,-rhe
right OF south Carolina 10 require
county dispensarics TO pay 10 i, any
MONEY IL their possession due 30 The
t.Eo!tna Glass Company was upheld TO-
d"l BY the Supreme Court
The court also upheld the Judgment
o! III" 'iisDensarv commission auaips,
the glass company for S2S.4ia2a
When the Carolina Glass COMPANY
made q claim for a balance du. under
MS contract with the directors of ,bc
South Carolina state dispcnsary 20 fur.
n'Sh bottles for the dispcnsarv Mo
commission appointed 10 wind nm ais
pen:arE affairs held that The star.
owed the company s23.0l3.75. bn, also
found that, through a conspiracy be
tween the company ami some members
Of the dispensaYy board the comnan,.
had charged the State NJ least 10 par
cent roo much for glass bottles Tn.
commission, therefore. found tn. CON :
PAM owed the state 5l.4329a AS over
charges. making q not ia lance due tho
. state Of s2S,4l?2A
After this decision on February %.
1910. the Legislature passed q hill
IiNihS the dlspcnsary commission
power 20 make decisions as TO Indebted.
, ness duo the state. aud directed that
where any corporation was indebted
+ Z" the stat" any dIspcnsarv auditor oi
county dispcusary, indebted TO INC
Same corporation. should p.y ,b,
amount due the corporation 10 IN.
q lien on tho real estate Of the 60,
poration
The glass COMPANY attacked tho con
. at ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY
INTO AVIATION SERVICE
Continued from E'irst pnre.

l-.------;--------- - ----
"hS" 'h' ae'o?."hc IN "hich nc was
'i"'ne ctpS'HS' "urfhS Nio!ent WI
Storm i Is c'"'h''" mat '"!'a' err"
became "'''h>'loN" "h'ia 'h h'"-"'f
IN 90 ''N' "N'"'orS Voc Nii'"n
N''n'h "a" 'A""'oS' "n" II - believed
'n'' =" II. ''@"''"h VII H'S1''So tH.''
NJ 'e"'"@ "''' "a" 60 t'' '"cl t""t
'.-'. - ".'-''P' "'S'''S
=" ''" ''''''"'''- NA"NN TO nc
'"''"N''-
"e"'" q. ''''" .''''-' ''"Si t"H' "i
'''"'' 81 -
''''" w ~ " =
'''' ''h'' INJURIES were "H" ="
"''N'''' ''''''''S '"" ''"'
'''' f'''' warnings ne"
wa vac '"' '""'"'heS were m
~ '"'''" 20 ~
q" ,"'"' ID. s'Ne instances IN
''" "'''''
90 N'''- NO" u ''e' 'Aa' " short
'hro'" ie''H'N Mas
'>''' ''''' S'H'i"t an" p""-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
.C0R0NER's JURY HOLDS
0RPET TO GRAND JURY
'irrum>tantinl Evidence .cr,rJc,
'S Sufficient to Warrant
Further Inquiry.
DEPENDANT DOES NOR TEsr,E,
Young University nf Wisconsin SIN.
dcht IL Held in Connection Will
Death OF His Former Swcc,bc,,,
Marian Lambert.
lsnoci.l ~ &c limo. i,i.n..1rl,

iSp''i'I ~ iHe Times i,iSp.ttch
CHICAGO, February ~ William IL
ot'!'"t was ordered Lcla 10 TN. GRAN,
jury to-day for The death of Marian
( l."ni"rt. iii;cd sweetheart. who's. .lc,,,
n" watched ii the woods n.,r nor I.,l,
FOREST hPim". at ia" conclusion of ,hc
"or"n"T's inquest.
SiN c"r"n"r's jurors dccrocd ,r., TN.
circumstauti:ii ovidcnc" was .ulinicn.
!" Warrant he Grand judy inquiry
"Hi"ci Tor the accused University of
w Wisconsin student set ND the .,, ,h. Z,
the action was based on ",ossi,,y how,
say cvideucu."
They dlin'i know" wys yonn.: or.
pets calm comment when told of m.
."Hu'', i"Su;t. a. H. was bong ,akcr
from LAX" Forest. the scene of IN.
inquiry. back 10 his cen. I'm The Lax.
County JAN. ~ WauIS"gan
nero was not Il single hi, OF mur.
der evidence that would he comrc,nrt
~ a court OF Justice said James n.
WiikcGSon. former United States dig
trsr' attorney. Who has been r..tainc.
1" d,f cud prpc'
All the evidence f"t tho coroner
lnrE vas pr"s"Htcd.' said states Al.
t"rn"y Ralph pady The state. chs.
WHs not exposed an tins inquiry. |,
WI y" put ~ L" The arand jurs
hints OF diSaero.iucu, ,monr "a,
Jurors crcp' from The jury room, dur;nr
TN deliberations. which lasted ,Imnst
two hours. Members OF the Jury I,tcr
Hh:aiiird ,utt There were come vbo
thought They should near more ,cs,i-
mony."
The defcndau, was not allowed ~
testify. Ills father. t. . oruc,' man.
aEcr Of the cyrus n Mccormick estate
ana the father OF the dead girl. Frank
lambert. w"rc the chief attractions
among the days witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
United States Expects
Apology From Austria

Especial 10 The TimcS-DiSpntch.I
WtSiII\t.TON. February IL
tpoiuE. to the United Stntc> md
uuticr OF the punishment of tho
submarine com nnnder who ordered
the American taui>cr rrtr"1itc fired
up"n nrc expected iron, Austria In
the Immediate tutur~. ~ the result
OF cable received to-day by the
S'ntc Department from, \nbassador
l'rnticId AT Vienna.
Mr.. rcnnctd's dispatch stated that
Austria il about 10 make its reply.
pending which " asks that judy
mcnt he deferred.
An OtIiciul al the >tntc DEPART
mcut said:
NV hut We understand from the
message Uf Mr.. pcnHcld IN that 10
Austria finds that b. accident or
design her submarine commnn der
fired at the American flag she will
make amends
The Stote Department Is disposed
to wnit "a reasonable time for AUS
trin's reply. The questions Inv 0iNcd
in the ease are tho holding of
member 90 the crew Of tho rctroiitc
~ hostage, the rcuuisitiOninE OF
food. aud uriuE on the ship after u
had "hcycd International Inv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
COMMONS VOTES CREDIT
OF 42O.0OO,0OO POUNDS

lSpccia Gable 10 The Times Dispatch |
10 II Q y. February 2I.-Credits
amounting TO 100000, 600, or s2.l06-
300 10 carry on the war were voted
by the House of Commons this evening.
This is III" biggest vote Of credit
ever made III the history OF III" House
OF Commons and brings the total
amount voted for the wal up 20
i".0S2.oc".Oo6
The credit ~ ia TWO parts. IL" main
sum being $500, 100000. and the residue
{ .o.h0o.oo0. Il supplementary credit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
CONSTITUTIONAL. REGULATION
or INTERSTATE. COMMERCE. d

WAS'IINGToN. F"htuary p judy
mon, Of tho North c"roliua stat courts
awarding the Macon county supply
COMPANY 500 a :. penalty a.ains, IN"
TnliUlah Rails HALLWAY Company for
not settling :. claim for uv"rchargos
on shipment OF ranges from Itpua.
.. to Franklin, y G. was set aside
day ~ The supreme Court, aS being
an uuCon stiiuttoual regulation 81 in
tcistat. commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
AIt.t STA EXPERIENCES
THREE ENItTu SHULI<S

AUGUSTA. C;A. February ?l.-Thrcc
earth shocks, the first Sight. the second
more distinct. the ;hird faint. wee felt
il Augusta late TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
SLIGHT EARTH TNEMOU
FELT At CHARLESTON

H>HLESrON. :. t.. February I'll
There was a slight earth trcmor here
late to-day. No damage WAS done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
RUS WILL >EI"rIE I:SrlON
or CONFLICT UE tlTIIOItll'N

i, Is proposed 10 empower the rreS,-
dont to draft members OF the National
Guard INTO the Federal service in war
time. setting 4; res, immedia,oiy any
Question OF conflict OF authority over
the troops when needed
To meet numerous demands on the
comm issloncd p.rsbnuel Of The regular
army, the bill viii aud ,56 officers.
hrinsirc tho total up to 1000 as pro
poscd bv the War department in the
Garrison plan. |, also VIII provide for
mn increase in tho medical corps and
The medical reserve corps. ana for the
detailing OF three army officers for
dnt> with the American Red Cross
The enlistment period for the regular
army VIII hc iiNcd AT seven years. prob
ably divided into four wears with tho
rulcrs and three in reserve. Provisions
VIII he made, however. for tho dis
charge OF efficient mon into the reserve
with less than tour Years service.
In providing for the nitrogen iixation
plant. the bill Viii not specify the gov
crnmcnt water power sit" to be made
use of, its selection being left 20 the
War Department. While The Industry
viii he built up 10y privat" capital for
In" PRODUCTION o. fertilizer. IL viii he
provincd that the government shall
have tho tull output available in war
i''ne for powder manufacture.
The Mcken"r bill proposes the cs-
Enlistment by each state oi a college
Tor military Training with n minimum
state appropriation Tor maintenance
OF si5,oo0 annually the government
10 contribute S$o.ooc. An existing col
lego. not now "a military institution.
!naN -" designated by the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
tIui IS FEIl
II FSTIR\ CAROLYN

coLCMBii :. c, rebrnary GA
81. slight bu. distinct; carth shock was
..sg~feit in the western part OF South Caro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
EARTH TREMORS FELT
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS
'ron'lnoed from Flrs, page

MS done, but tho SHOCK vas sufficient
no pI, on, the lights and break china
number Of houses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22

lima ahou, $50 o'clock this afternoon
No damage was reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22

strings ami requiring ,ha, only those
Who pass suitable examinations may
draw paN, even tina, diiiiculty will be
lomoNcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
AERIAL ENGAGEMENTS
FEATURE OF DAY IN WEST
Greater Losses of Aircraft Than Dur
ing Any Previous Twenty-Eour
Hours OF War.
GERMAN zErpELlN DESTROYED
Operations on Land Confined Largely
To Artillery Combats, Reaching
Greatest Intensity Before Ncrdun,
Where ttoInbarSImcnt Is Fierce.

f.......
49,, he'"'t 'er""''
""'' "''''""''i'hc"t IL 'tcicc.
>pe''"' N""'' TO the Times Dispatch
LONDON. February 2l-A Zeppelin
in nirh, over Tho French limos in ia,
,r.,,,., ,.,s ,,
u!
''"'"'"h o. ar'laircrait Guns
haunted ON motor cars. The flying
war.hip was pierced by an inccndiary
.hoIl and f.Il :, hanna.
WIN
~ were re-
'""" ""' lux an! previous
NV ""'
i''Si"'S TN" Hcppcitn. tive German
u-"''"- "''''''"'S were sh"t down and
,,.,....,, '"". 'N
,wccn .i,,.,. ,n.,.nin.[. 90 a,,..,'.o,,,,,,,r
between ,,n,y,r,is of :, .coro go.
chimes ON ci,I,r sido y,r. ro,..,, .,,,,
ina ib. dyy ,.cnrdinr "a ,r, l.r,,,,,,
uiticial rcpor, Four raids one nv tho
British. us;uc ,,yontv-six m,chi,o.
were carried, on, rhr oncr,,ior. ox
tended iran, crJ IN .,d Of ,no v.,,.,
front.
~ anti RI
LARGELY :" .r,ill.ry .o,nh.,S .rboco
rc.cn.d tho creates, ;,tcnsi,, hororo
Ncrd,in. ,>h.rc ,h, Germans .,. COW
durtiuc ..-ri,i ho,,,,r,t,,
iu-Iv ,rc,,.,,..., =, m .,.
I.,nn.. ,-,,,,,
$50.
:" 'hc iihohs
''''' N"''e 'h' h'oo"E angle JutS
toward Far's. the Germans prepared for
ARTILLERY bomhardmcut. they discharged
successive clouds OF asphyxia,in- gas
over a from, ny. miles ,on- IN, ~
cordinr to ia. raris official s,,tnmcnt
the barrier. ire AT ,hc r.r.rr, ,r,;I
lcr,. abe,tcd l., tn, ,ou.,n,ry ,ro ta,,,
m, German. IN ,tni,. .r,,.,. W.,
rnr..,anah ~. """
DRIVEN OUT or CRATER
IN cot TEK ATTACK
The MINI, oeil,al ro,or, 90
French MA. ,n,,.. r,Iia., '
q" - '"''""S:
,, N'''i., norm OIL inc road from
''' 'e' h"'N '"-'aE eApioded
"''''' "" ''''''e"'"'' '"uht"rat'ack on
our part drove them ont of the crater
tn" sides Of which We hold
Late this afternoon the Germans
carried uUt violent hombardmcnt of
our trenches uor,hwcs, OF ttvenchy.
ouI batteries replied! VIGOROUSLY
"Sou,h of ~. s.,,,,n. m 49,
sector. after AN intense mh.ri,n.m,
OF car lines accommodation H.. .,,l,'''i,.e
Gisrbur..cs 81, ne,hvxi..,in ,
q from az >c,.,r i,ii,,,.,ors 80
,hoii. ,r.rcbcs -, ,...r;o,,
v..r, r.ni,,srI syo,y,,hnro 'y'''' my
ricr ana juf.r,n ~
"ir ,,t,,,,r.,...,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-22
To Cure a Gold in One Day

axe LN& hTlNi. ERoMo oUiNINE Tablets
ITgt;. ISIS ciuul u"u"y II - fails 20 ..ur. g.
~. GEnNI-S Signature iS on ,.,l hos go
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned, having been duly
and legally appointed, and having
qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Edmond F. Melanphy, de-
ceased, late of Honolulu, Oahu, here
by gives notice to all creditors of said
deceased to present their claims duly
authenticated and with proper Vouch-
ers, if any exist, even if the claim is
secured by mortgage upon real estate,
to it, the said Administrator, at its
office on Fort street, Honolulu, within
six months from the date OF the first
publication hereof, or the same will be
forever barred.
Dated. Honolulu, Oahu, March 1st,
A. d. 1916. .. IL r
TRENT TRUST COMPANY, y.
= LIMITED, #
Administrator of the Estate of Ed.
mond F Melanphy, Deceased.
Alexander ID. Larnach, a III
Attorney for administrator.
ra 6411--Mar. /, 8, 10, %, 90 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
MAYOR HASFIYE
REASONS FOR AN
EXTRA SESSION

Mayor Lane this morning enumer-
ated five things he believes merit the
attention of a special session of the
Legislature, TO be called to consider
city and county affairs.
Governor Pinkham is standing by
his statement of yesterday and de-
clares that he will pay no attention to
the opinion Of city Officials until it is
officially brought to his notice. Wait
until Congress has finished its session
and then may have some matters of
my own that / want action on by the
legislature, . he says.
The circuit court needs more mon.
ey, in the mayors opinion. It has al
ready exhausted its years allotment
of the $4,000 allowed it by the legis-
lature and has no funds available to
pay its operating expenses. Il do not
believe the court has been extrava-
CANT, declares the mayor. .'Practi-
cally all of its money is spent for jury
fees, which can not be cut" e.
Situation Is Pressing"
He thinks more money should be
appropriated by the legislature for
the courts. The situation is pressing
enough to demand special session
for that purpose, he says.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
sTAR-6uLLETiN GIVES YOU
ToDAv's NEWS TO-DAY
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers. In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of 8.
Mahalua, Deceased
Notice to Creditors.
The undersigned, w. H. M. Ayres,
executor of and under the last will
and testament OF s. Mahalua, De
ceased, hereby gives notice to all
Estate of said s. Mahalua, Deceased,
to present such claims duly authenti-
Gated and with PROPER vouchers, if any
exist, even though such claims be Sc
cured by mortgage of real estate, at
the office of his attorney, E. J. Bolts,
s Brewer Building, Honolulu, Terri
tory of Hawaii, within six t6D months
from this date and six l6l months
from the day they fall due, or such
claims will be forever barred. And
all persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate
settlement with the undersigned or
his attorney as aforesaid, at his said
place of business.
Dated, Honolulu, this 18th day of
February, A. ID. 1916.
w. H. NJ. AYRES.
Executor of and Under the Last VIII
and Testament of s.. Mahalua, De
ceased.
E. J. Bolts. - "s=s.- zs.
Attorney for said Executor.
(. 6411-Mar. l. 8, Is, %, 20
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
EK- MAYOR FERN
MAY SOON TOSS
HAT into ring

Joseph ]. Fern, ex-mayor of the city
and now municipal jailer, was on the
brink of launching his candidacy again
for the mayoraltys last might. In fact
in the opinion of several of his fellow.
Democrats who talked the matter
over afterWard, he did launch it.
The occasion was Judge Wilder's
dinner at the Country Club to Ex-Gov-
ernor Walsh of Massachusetts. Elk.
Mayor Fern spoke at some length, and
after wallopins the present Republi-
can municipal officials to the proyerb-
ial fare-thee-well. he declared that he
is ready. to take the field again-if his
fellow Bonrbons want him.
If you support me. and want me, !
will run again and we can win,'' he
declared. These Republicans have
run the city into debt and am think.
ing of getting into the fight this fall"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
nine HAWAIIANS
Denied RIGHT TO
VOTE ON COAST

Nine persons who became citizens
of Hawaii when that territory was an.
nexed to the United States have been
rejected as voters by registration
clerks in Pierce county on advice OF
the county auditor. The question was
ruled on by Superior Judge Easterday,
who held that. while annexation of the
territory made foreign-born residents
citizens Of Hawaii, il did not make
them citizens of the United States.
The foregoing item was recently
published in the Tacoma washing.
toni Daily News.
II the men who were rejected "a
voters were citizens of Hawaii prioI
to annexation, whether Hawaiian or
foreign-born, then they are citizens
of the United States and are entitled
to vote, says Foster l.. Davis, elerB
of the local federal court, who uses
section 4 of the Organic Act to back
up his statement, -. " e
Clerk Davis points out that there
were two ways by which foreign
born person might be made a citizen
of the Republic of Hawaii prior TO an
nexation. One was by the regular
method, whereby the ap
plicant renounced all allegiance to hic
original sovereign, and the other was
by "denizenship," whereby the petit
toner swore allegiance to the repub-
lie or kingdom of Hawaii, but did not
renounce his allegiance TO his native
country. --+
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01
HILO RAILROAD
brings MILLION
g.. At SALE TODAY
Property Purchased BY Pro.
tective Committee: Plan to
Form New Company

Star Bulletin Epeeial by Mutual wirelsssl
:HiLO, March 1.-Under foreclosure
proceedings and at public auction the
Hilo Railroad was sold as going con-
Germ here today for 100000. The
purchasers we're A. y. Campbell, J. L..
CeckbuTn, A. Lewis, Jr., E. !. Spalding.
John Waterhouse and E. H. Wode-
house, members Of the protective COM
mittee representing the bondholders
in the corporation. -..t -.
Plans made by the members of the
protective committee representing the
bondholders i'm the Hilo Railroad TO
form an entirely new company to con-
duct the corporation, mateFiali3ed to.
day when the members were success
full I'm bidding in the property Of the
railroad ,at 81 ,099. 900. .ssi Ia 49,
The selling of the railroad at public
auction was the result sof action
brought by the members of the pro-
tectiye committee which led to fore,
closure proceedings and receivership,
Under the tentative plans made by
the committee, which we're to be car.
ried out in the case their representa-
tfves were successful In bidding in the
property, business was to be resumed
over the lines of the road under the
Hawaii Consolidated Railway. Ltd,
which was to have paid-up capital
stock of $1,000, with the privilege OF
increasing this 20 $4,000, 000J
If the plans are now carried out as
contemplated the members ofthe COM
mittee, consisting of j. r. Gait, A.. y.
Campbell, E. H Wodehouse, j. L.
Cockburn, A. Lewis, Jrs. Ell. Spaiding
and John Waterhouse will be the di..
rectors of the corporation, while the
officers will be ]. r. Gait, A. N.tGarnp-
bell, E. H. Wcdehouse, A. F. Judd. J.
Z. Cockburn and the Audit Company
of Hawaii. Isa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01

Charles +. LOOMS, boys work Sec
rotary Of the Honolulu Y. NJ. C. A., has
accepted position as secretary of
the Ka'lai association which will be
started on that island in the near flu
ture. Mr. I1oomis will go to his new
position on May /. He has decided to
make his home at Eleele, which will
be near the center of his field of activi-
ties
Mr.. Ioomis has taken an active In
terest in boys work, and has had
charge of all the summer camps since
the organization HIS work in the
boys department has bsen of high
standard, and on this account he was
especially recommended to the citi-
zens of Kauai.
The Kauai plan is not to expend
money in securing an elaborate equip
ment. either in buildings or furniture,
but they are banking more on person
atty. They have school houses,
churches and halls in existence. and
no plans will be made for central
building. The Kauaia r. M. G. Al. will
interest the young men of the various
rural communities, and gather them
together IN congenlal groups, Tor So
cial, physical. moral and intellectual
help.
The work, according to Mr. Loomis'
announcement, will be undertaken for
the present throughout the more pop
ul0us sections of the island, Kekaha
to Lihue, with view to covering 9TH
or parts of the islands as the work
continues to grow ~ &. #
Mr. Loonis will organize clubs,
classes and groups In the various
communities, and viii seek to acquire
helpers in the work. The Y. NJ. C. A.
plan. which viii be the first rural as
ISOLATION to be established in Hawaii.
has been financed for the first two
years. and Mr.. Loomis expects to see
the work continue Mr.. Loomis will
tender his resignation to the Homo
lulu directors on March 81