Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
RED CROSS DRIVE
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ADCLUB WORKERS

HE ULUD UUkl1ALHU
We want every man, woman and
child to know that he is a member OF
the Red Cross. which is the greatest
humanitarian organization that is and
ever was. We want every person in
this territory to feel that he is do;
ing something to preserve and not
to destroy life"
In these words A. L. Castle sensed
the spirit OF the big Red Cross drive
TO be held Saturday and in Which the
! Honolulu AID Club will canvass the
business district OF the city. at the
weekly meeting of that organization
| this noon in the Young hotel.
1t took US a long time TO get into
this war, hut now that we are in it.
our coats are off and we are working
with our sleeves rolled up declared
Mr.. Castle.
| The Red Cross is the only volun-
| teer organization chartered by this
| government to do this work. We have
got to take over the relief Of the peo-
| pie of France.
There is nothing sentimental about
this work of the Red Cross. 1t is
Practical and is being carried on by
businessmen Who will give you Toe
per cent efficiency"
Charles r. Frazier, head of the ad-
vertising committee for the campaign.
explained that an effort had been
made to arouse the people of the
town to the situation, and news
paper advertising, poster advertising
and other advertising features had
been employed. On the day of the
drive he stated that he planned to
have the boys of Mills institute fly
kites over the city, and also to send
up balloon.
Cartons in which the guava jelly
for the soldiers at the front will be
paced were shown at the luncheon.
The civic affairs committee an
noupced that Mayor Joseph J. Fern
had offered his machine for use Of
the committee in making a prelimi-
nary tour of the tenement district to-
| morrow afternoon.
The districts numbered below were
assigned to the following men who
will lead groups of ,lunteers in the
canvassing: l, G. B. Curtis; 2, Stan.
| ley Livingston; 5. Lester. Petrie; 4,
c. II. w Norton. 5; A. R. G. McCOr-
mick; 6. F. J. Green; 7, j. P. Meder-
los; 8, Irving Hurd; 9, D. K. French;
G. c. James. James Dole, Chris Jen-
kins. Harry Decker and Joe Far.
ringtOn
The following volunteered for the
AID club Red Cross and committees to
take charge of the work were ap-
pointed as follows: $685..
Committee on Red Cross advertis-
ING. R. Frazier, l.. Pittenger, l..
Van Anderson, Tom Sharp, John F.
Ness, Floyd E. Matson.
Committee on canvassing business
district-Wm. F. Gaynor, Geo. B. Cur
tbs, Stanley Livingston, Lester Petrie,
e. H. w. Norton. A. R. G. McCor
mick, E. J. Reed, J. P. Medeiros, Irv-
ing Hurd, G. K. French, c. c. Graves.
Volunteers who will assist COM
,mitteeman in drive-E. R. Davis, w.
R. Warner, Sal Kan Lau, K. l. Chun,
c. n Marquee, Vaughan MacCaughey,
Will P. Thomas, H. 3. Hoffman, A.
NJ. Gristy, A. Burton, A. H. Horn, T.
K. Butler, H. E. Stinson, J. M. Riggs,
A. F. Clark, l.. A. Henke, Harold T.
Hayselden, James d. Dougherty, H.
D. Joe, John c. Soper, l. H. Beadle,
H. H. Williams, E. J. Hardesty. George
BASTARD, Oliver Lansing, R. E. Lam
bert, L. Pittenger, Joe Harrington,
John F. Ness, E. HerricK Brown, L. w.
d. Vis-Norton, c.. NJ v. Forster, A. E.
Larimer, W. o. Barnhart, Jno. A.
Palmer, A. H. zap, Chas. I. Drake,
c. c. James, G. E. Smithies. Gerrit
P. Wilder, R. J. Larkey, Chuck Hoy,
Geo. w. Patty, A. r. jCunha, Raymond
C.. Brown, l.. Van Anderson, G.. S.
Mckenzie, Joe .Stickney, Tom Sharp,
victor Hurd, H. S. Decker, d. Peters,
Jas. T. Taylor, H. A. Giles, Dali Yen
Chang, Chas. R. Frazier, Chas. G.
Heiser, Jr., Loo Sal Sing, Lawrence
w. Judd.
The men in the campaign will
handle the canvassing in groups to
cover the following sections
Block /, Kukui St, Emma ST, Bere-
tania ST., Fort ST., block 2, Kukui ST.,
Fort ST., Beretania ST., Nuuanu ST.;
block 5, Beretania ST., Fort ST., Hotel
ST., Nuuanu ST.; block 4, Beretania ST,
Alakea ST., Hotel ST., Fort ST.; block 5,
Hotel St. Alakec ST, King ST., Fort
ST.; block 6, Hotel St, Fort St, King
St, Nuuanu St.; block 7, King ST.,
Fort St, waterfront, Nuuanu ST.;
block 8, King ST., Alakea St, Queen
ST., Fort St; block 8, Queen St, Ala
kea ST., waterfront, ort St; block
10, miscellaneous: Honolulu Brewery,
Honolulu Iron Works, Cation & Neill,
pineapple canneries, Honolulu Gas
Works, Associated Oil Co., Standard
Oil Co., Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.,
Pacific Guano Fertilizer Co., slaughter
house.
IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT OF THE
Third Judicial Circuit, Territory of
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