The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-09-18
DELEGATIONS TO
SIXTH CIVIC
CONVENTION HERE
Visitors Take In Regatta and
Enjoy Sight Seeing-Luncheon
At Haleiwa Today and Special
Services Tonight At Central
Union Church ID
From Sun 'ay Advertiserl

q canopy was suspended, were provided |
for them on Pier 2.
The delegates from the various Is
lands are:
Hawaii. d.. Russell, G. A. Cool, |
Chas. Swain, Demosthenes Lycurgus,
John Arruda, w. II. Hussman, NJ. de
F. Spinola, Thomas Guard, II. d. Cor.
bett aud wife, DIR. H. B. Elliot, L. II.
Cook, @. w. Wears, wife and daughter;
c. E. Wright and wife, J. T. Osorio,
Capt. A. Duyel, T. X. Saiki, John Rose
and wife, James Henderson and wife,
Y. @. Foss, Jr., y. r. Zimmerman, John
X. Kai. II. ID. Truslow, A. H. Cabrinha,
d. Nell. Forbes, Horace Johnson, r.
Y. Balding, Geo. Willfong, Geo. Day,
J. w. Russell, G. r. Shaw, John Rom.
anes, w. w. NOR, Judge d. Metzger,
Gee. Fraser, Sam Kauhane, r. T.
Moses, w. +. Todd, George Desha,
stephen Desha, f. Madden, w. S. May,
G. p. Tulloch, &. P. Woods, z. V.
Woods, DIR. A. s. Baker, T. c. White,
F. r. Greenwich, Judge J. w. Thomp.
son, w. d. Aekerman, l.. Macfarlane. !
Kauai. NJ. Kaneakua, f. NJ.
Cheatham, L. ID. Timmons, J. I. Silva,
A. II. Clymer, J. H. Moragne, A. II.
Case, A. o. Bottleson, Paul Isenberg
Mrs. F. l.. Putnam, w. II. Rice, J. W
Spitz, Sinclair Robinson, Cyril o.
Smith. f. w. Wolf.
.Maui-R, A. wadsworth and wife.
w. F. Pogue and wife, T. b. Linton
and wife, d. G. Lindsay and wife, Joel
b. Cox, DIR. Geo. Aiken and wife, John
Vaseoncellos, Ed. Walsh, A. +. Costa
and wife, ID. H. Case and wife, NJ. ].
Moura, c. d. Lufkin and wife, J. Gar.
cia, Enos Vincent, P, II. Ross, II W.
Baldwin, w. o. Aiken, P. F. : ada,
w. H. Field, j. @. Blair, F. G K,auss.
V. c.. Schoenberg, r. A. Druml,ond,
II Gesner H. w. Rice, L. X. Smith
J. B. Thompson.
Luncheon At Haleiwa
At nine O'Clock this morning, the
visiting delegates will be taken in au.
/ tomobiles to Haleiwa, where lunch will
be served after a visit to the coral
gardens in glass bottomed boats. The
start will be made from the Young Ho
| tel and the party will leave Haleiwa
On the return trip at two clock. The
officers training, camp at SchOfeld viii
he visited. but as most of the officers
| io.be are in the city for the week end
and will not return to the barracks un
til tonight, there will be little to be
seen there.
| Union Servfces Tonight
There will be Union Civic Conven
| ton church service at the Contra
Union Church tonight and all the dele
rates are urged to attend. Minister d
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BUSINESS Begins MONDAY
The program for tomorrow is as fol
lows:
Il 9 a. m.-C0nventiOn convenes at La
niakea, loll Alakea Street.
CaIl to order by President j, F.
Hagens.
Selection Of temporary chairman AM
temporary secretary.
. Appointment Of credentials commit
tee.
Selection of permanent chairman an
permanent secretary.
Address of Welcome by j. F. {
, Ha ems
ROllcalI.
) Response +" Address or welcome b
Judge d. +. Metzger.
Appointment Of resolutions commit
tee.
Address by Governor Lucius E. Pinl
lam.
Address" Boy Scouts As a Civi
Asset" by Roger N. Burnham.
Presentation of resolutions.
Il Lunch.
1870 p. m.-COnvention reconvenes.
Nj (Ladies of delegates to be entertain
ID by Womcn's Auxiliary of outriggC
Ianoe Club at Waikiki. ..
Il Address" Good Roads VS.. POI
Roads" by W. K. Harrington.
Address Construction of Goo
Roads" by George NJ. Collins.
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