Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-19

little later We shall read more about
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4 fss.@ -. $50 flse. Il sa a..
It's difficult tn please everybody. M
matter how hard We try, there is al
WAYS sure to be someone really 10
criticize US. So the only thing to do
is to nee cur best judgment and 80
shea1. .Es. - ;,s.e IL
- The other day man wrcts letter
( TO theStartI1ulletin. complaining about
people not knowing about the sAneri
Z can flag He had seen flaIs jan PIC
lures. and the Gags were ALI Nruiles
why didn't people know bntter than
to paint such flags, etc.? Well. that
isn't the fault CT the men who SHOW
them in. their windows, is IL? They
mean to be loyal BY showing the flag
as a power to urge men on in their
lighting. People when glancing at a
picture do. net stop to pick 1t to pieces,
as rule. II the spirit we wish to
show is there. And II certainly. Isl
there in some Of. the great war pic.
lures. or course the. artist should
know about the flag when he paints
It ifsto the picture. IL he would only
consult a scout, be could easily learn,
the number of stars and the number
OF stripes to he put in. But rather. he
/, Is like the man who Went from here
up to Vancouver and painted banana
trees ON canvas. thinking to make a
hit with the people there, MANY of
whom just hang out on the wharyes
and wait for boat to come along and.
/, beg them to come as its guests to Ha-
vail They are simply crazy to see.
bananas and ceconuts and pines
agrowing. So; this man painted away
and put his pictures on sale in one
of the shops. But no sales were made,
and pretty soon it was discovered that
he was painting several lunches Of
bananas to tree!
Here is what Boys Life has to say
about our flag and our song;
| All scouts fly our national flag
but many of them, like many unin-
formed adults, do not lower ii at sum
set. II is considered mark of dis
respect to allow the flag to fly
throughout the night. ~
Flags hung against wall shcula
he STRAIGHT mr. flat nOt dranad ann
the unIon or star field sbonld he IN
.the i,niIer Taft hand CORNER n tho nh.
server. or In the unnar ripbt hand cor.
ner if the strines are nernendicn,ar
eaq,b q 'hvpon .Tba Star Snareiad pan.
sncrY Is the national anthem; not by
art nf Congress- lint Inv the ,recoenition
Given Il .hv tba army and navv Ivhen.
ever II Is nlared listeners. should.
stand R;sa aluavs for aTha Star
SnaneIad Panners
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srouns. - a.. .s o,,ard. and usssrs
- r. merori,i .erv;ee. "a h. heId
for the Hawaiian Aztec victims. First
class scouts detailed as ushers should
report az S:45.D
By the way, scouts. this reminds US
or the wonderful way that You turned
out on Easter morning. being set
good example by the scoutmasters 'ot
Troop VI and OF Troop XVIII, as we'll.
as others. The fine showing made BY
! roep vi, for instance, who issued
forth from under canvas at 8 O'Clock
think of it-yes. 26 OF them with
their seoutmaster and one assistant
s, NJ; this, We say, was remarkable.
And they were the ones who brought
the rope for making the trail climb
ing easier
Then at Alexander field on Satur-
day is OF these little Kakaakans show
ed up again with two officers-always
alert!
And now we have to plant spuds
and maybe live on em--who knows?
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