The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
TEND TO Business,
DILLINGHAM; urges
Duty Of All Business Men TO Join
Chamber, He Says Commit !
tee Appointments Announced

During the present war crisis Il ia
the ,Jiuty Of eSefy member of the busi.
riess community tof sHonofhi llioe Ally
himself with the. chamber oftcohiinerch
and be identiged with the civic Rf.
fairs OF. the city and the Islands, was
the opinion expressed yesterday artery
Iloon by President w. +, Dillingham;,
81 the hrst meeting of the newly elect. !,
ed directors Of the chamber. s
d The president also requested com.
plete adherence to the necessity for
strict attention 10 the business of the
chamber in general, and Of the seven.
teen standing eouThitteesy appointments Z
10 which were announced. 4 4 rsiC "a
"lf you chairmsn of. committees,
will make an tffbit' to attend all meet
ings promptly and secure the same z
promptitude on the part Of the mem
bers of committees, l win undertake TO
put the business through as rapidly as
possible, /" said President, Dillingham;.
1--WE are all busy men and il the bust.
ness before us is put through quickly
the quicker you will get back to your
own business. ...9 80 ..y
q Everybody in this community who
has the interests Of his country at
heart should be brought into the mem
bership of this chamber" he added.
The president also requests that each
director make canvass to secure mem.
bers to add TO the present total mem.
bership of 302, and report the names
to, the membership, committee. .r.
| II was decided that dues shall remain
for 1918 as'they were In 1917, at $3.50
reach per month"; .., '-
Committee Appointments.
The president announced the person
mel of the committees and the chair.
men of each, as follows. r., ,....
Finance an6tN Audit. r. Peck,
chairman; J, T. tCoekburn, A. Lewis Jr.
Advertising and Subscription Com
mittee--I. II watren, chairman; ].
Unger, j. F., sopsB FL. Lindemann,
o. A. Bierbach.
AgricultureL-S. NJ. Lowrey, chair.
man; J. D,.Dole, H. M. Won Holt, A.
Along, Geo. /. Brown. ~. ,.G'y:. '
Charities and Social Welfare--w. w.
Chamberlain, chairman; w. J.. Forbes,
G. H. Anterior, ]. r. Gait, Geo. p. Cas-.
tie, R, A. Cooke, A. Berg.
County and Municipal Affairs.
Waterhouse, chairman; l.. NJ. Judd ].
F. c. Hagens, Norman Watkins, C. II.
Cooke, G. p. Denison, Fl. +. Vernon.
Hawaii Promotion--E.,, A. J., Berndt,
chairman; J. d. MeInerny, A. F. Wall,
@. s. Mckenzie, Clifford Kimball.
Legislation--A. Lewis Jr. chairman;
E. A. Mott-Smith, F. o. Boyer, c. r.
Hemenway, G. w. Smith.
Maritime Affairs. F. G. sHapens.
chairman; C. P. Morse, VIM. Mckay,
J. b. Guard, J. X. Butler, John Watt,
g. F. Bush. -
h. lMembership---A. j. Gignou1,, chair
4 mans'C. G.. Heiser Jr, E. J. Morgan.
~. "A, Rath;' r. H WaikeEN 9ffI n 10
Ey5tATmy' and Navy. L. Cockburn,
chairman; A. A. Young, A. W. Van
valkenburg, H. F. Wiehman, James
Wakefield.
Public Health-Richard Ivers, chair
man; J. H. Drew, F. J. Lowrey, G. B.
Cooper, N. f. Gedge, J. N. s. Williams,
J. K. Clarke, A. w. T. Bottomley. Fred
L. Waldron.
Public Schools and Vocational Train.
ing-H. f. Vernon, chairman; Edger
Wood w. r. harrington, A. F. Judd,
G. M. Cooke.
Public Utilities-John Guild, chair.
man; c. R. Frazier, J. NJ. Young, T. II.
Petrie, T. Jaeger.
Reception and Entertainment-A.L
Castle, chairman; G. p. Wilder, III. B.
Gifard, c. p. Iaukea, Geo. p. Cooke.
Territorial Affairs. H. Drew,
chairman; VIM. Thompson, M. NJ. John.
son, i. H. Paris, R. B Booth.
Trade, Commercial and Industrial De.
velopment-L. M. Judd, chairman; T.
V. King, A. J.. Campbell, G. H. Angus,
F. c. Anterior,
Traffic and Transportation-J. J.
Belser, chairman; A. W. 7. Bottomley,
{. c. Graves, Fl. s. johnson, ]. H. Love.
Arbitration--M F. Prosser, chair.
man: A. M Campbell, f. B. Bishop,
W. T. Rawlins, L. H WOdehouse, s.
G. Wilder, c. c. Won Hamm.
LegaI-W. F. Frear, chairman; w.
l.. Whitney, W. L. Stanley,
Brown Reelected
Raymond &C. " Brown was reelected
secretary of the chamber for the year
at the same salary as last year, and
Mrs. M. g. Henderson, the stenograph.
er, upon the recommendation of. the
finance committee, was given a salary
raise for faithful services during her
three years connection with the organi-
ZatiOn.
The resignation of Capt. Percy Swift,
former manager of May 4 Company,
and Capt. Thomas Church, of Alexander
q Baldwin, who were, called to army
service and ordered to tie mainland
for duty, were received but not .ac.
cepted, and they viii be carried u pom
the membership, rolls rs honorary mem.
bsrs: This Wes i9; aecordanee with a
resolution PAsieh bb the ,shamber last
year to carry without payment of
dues, all members who are called to
army Or other military or naval SER
vice.