The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-05-04

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aoyeynor P;nkham said that his az
ner;enee ~ the enlisted men az the
aymv 4 that only 4 few ~ them fai,
~ rscoSni1e the;r resnons;b;l;tv Al eitis
zans and there mnst he No snocestior
that anyone CONSIDER the army ~ he.
mo In anv wav made m az detel;ets
He said he would not talk so much Of
the " M q. "A. because Il was mite
able 10 advertise itself. II is. in fact
the best Advertised institution he knows
az DBut Won can't bring thousand
az vouno men here and depriye them of
female companionship,5 he averred
Unfortunately. in Honolulu. we have
more soldiers than girls. and all men
get a little tired OF having too much
man around ali the time. n
Fbe plan Tn Detail
nv, da.a;Iad ,,lan ~ tha "A Cinh eor,.
,;t,sa n given n fnII - the renort
presented by Mr.. Thurston, which was:
THE auestion az uWhnt Honolulu
should Do for the soldierf,' has been
actively before the community for sew
eral vcars Both the chamber Of com.
merce and the AID Club have had spe.
eial committees eonsiderinq the sub.
iect. The AID Club committee consists
Of James Wakefield. Emil A. Berndt.
Gen. samuel I Johnson. Cant. Norris
stayton and LorrinVA. Thurston.
There are now located in Honolulu
members Of the regular Army to the
number Of approximately nine thousand
and present plans are for the early in
crease Of this number to twenty thou.
sand or twenty-five thousand. There
is also the prospect Of an early mobili-
zation in Honolulu Of the national
guard, to the number, Of several thou
sand more, for an indefinite period.
There are now located in Honolulu
members Of the Navy to the number
Of approximately one Thousand. AZ
soon as the drydock at Pearl Harbor is
completed this number will be largely
increased. ,E.
Members of the Army and Navy are
continually coming to the city IN large
numbers.
There are practically no proper
sleeping room accommodations In Homo
lulu within the means of the enlisted
mon. Moreover, there Is no available
general meeting or assembly place for
them. A building with all the s.elub \
features, especially adapted to the
needs and desires Of the men in the
'sservice,' and with large number of
sleeping rooms is required.
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