The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-20

4 women gathered in the same hall and
Y heard similar Instructions from both
The campaign manager and NJ. McIn
tyre, the assistant campaign manager
The question was asked of those in
both meetings whether or not any per
son wished to withdraw from the com
mittqe work. Nobody did
h HpaaRthlths sajd phht an should feel
lhttah lbnor tol s@rEe the Nation as n
/ eapthini Or a BcttcHnnt or worker
eeneraIly.
aIAitiai payments on bonds win nc
| ton percent on the total Of the bond
purchdked. No direct information has
been Received from Washington as vet
as to whether only ten percent is 70 be
paid but it was stated thH HA IAgon
, y, giS aSdS e pay the fGn amount !EtSFG.
! EAet44ssslWSa1 a9;Q
to he taken for non purchasing of bonds.
If wife at the home saws her hus-
band is doing the purchasing, tho speak
or said this was no excuse. At least, if
a wife makes statement that club
by" is doing tho buying, the name
would be turned in and headquarters
will ascertain whcthor or not the hus
band is really huying An effort win
be made said Mr.. MacIntyrc, to have
people live up to n scale that has been
compiled showing the amount each
family should buy per year in proper
ton to its income.
Mr. Mcintyre said that there were
between $4,000 and $1,000 people here
who have not vet bought houds. That,
however, included men, women and chill
drpn.
who Are Slackers
Ar. MacIntvre asked at the meeting
who was the greatest Stacker in town
the Filipino who is rounded up in a
draft 1--we. a man who can not speak
Elynsn-- o. husnoSs men who arc com
/ paratively well to Ito, whom the latter
70 not buy the Liberty Bonds expected
Of them.
The speaker said that at n meeting Of
the Vigilance Corps during the last
drive for draftecs and rounding up men
who, had failed to register, Captain
Field urged. the Vigilance Corps men
to help in making the round up. 1t was
voted to help. The corps men were to
go around, nab Flip,nos, japanese, KO-
reans and ala kinds of supposed slackers
and ask them to show their registration
|
they were to be turned over to head
quarters.
At the same meeting it was decided
that all who had bonds should say SO
MacIntyre and Butt"lph went the
rounds Of those attending the meeting
and took the names and amounts. OF
100 men present practically every man
had bought bond, for the total was
$4,000. There was much cheering over
this, but an analysis of the purchases
| showed two men had subscribed fol
$l2, 800 each, and the remaining 4 lOOl
was subscribed by ninety six men.
Which caused him to ask which was
the greatest slarker-the man who
shonld. buy more bonds, or the "poo
devils who could not speak English.
1t was announced that today and to
morrow will be :" Honor Days, an,
that all persons who voluntarily pur
chase bonds on these two days will have
their names placed ON an Honor Lis
to be published
The banks and trust companies viii
sell bonds from the moment they opcI
their doors for business today until moot
tomorrow, when they close. Although
tomorrow is a holiday, the banks an
trust companies and Liberty Loan head
quarters will be open for business an
plenty of sales clerks will be/On ham
to attend TO business.
One Firm over Top
Emil Berndt, manager Of w. w. Din
mOnd 4 Co., announced last night tina
every cmplOVP of his firm was ready T.
subscribe for bonds today. The cen
trail committee of the Fourth LIbort
Loan has sent out posters prOClaunIm
that all that was expected Of the warn
Gus firms and business organizations
employees was seventy fN" prrrrn
subscription TO these bonds. Mr.. Brrud
has taken this poster and after draw
my II red line through tn" 'sr>rnt}
percent has hanging along side Of j
another attractive poster Whlch says:
"7J Percent 'This is not zoo
enough for us.'
eve have mndr it 100 percent an
are happy to ho on the Honor Roll -
Chinese merchants, mobIlIHrd undr
the direction Of {. x. AL hrld a ron,
ing Liberty Loan meeting yestordn
morning, the session being presided owe
by Consul Woohuan, of China. Aftr
the work Of selecting teams to work /
cou junction with the general LIbcrt
Loan comm Tee WAS HnlSnttl, OnSl
Woohuan gave a stirring address, url
ing the Chinese to ito their full dut,
Chuck Hoy and &. X. Al also spok
and the spirit Of the meeting pointc
toward successful campaign in tn
Chinese colony. Six teams were >,
lectcd, as follows:
Chuck Hoy, Captain; Hong QuOI
Young KwonE Dat, DO Tony, Pang Lul
- Mau Farm Cornn, Lau Tong
Chu Gem, Captain; Yum Mock CHOW
r, Doc Wal Sing, Lcong Chew, Alloy Dnr
'e Leong Aiu, Rev. Huon, Too Poi.
i" Goo Kim Fook, Captain; Y. NJ. We
n. Tom Away, TNn% JK&Ru, NJ Nn, b%R "
n Vim. Y, kNai Fdng, Leo Hook Lin.
Lum Yip Kcc, Captain;' Voc va
II Lau Tong Gay Chock, Tong Tom Qua
ir Y Amin, l.. Alloy, Long Con Chan.
10 Wong Chow, Captain; c. z. lcc lIo
II, Lee Tong, You Chu Kong, Wong HOY
ar Chun Hoon, Rev. Y. T. Kong, Chan
G. K. Al, Captain Wong Yau, Re
III Use Ker lurn, Wot King, Hec Ioup
no Ito Leong, Goo Fook Lam, Lum Ka
al Albert Yup, X. o. Kim.
X Japanese Are Ready
re THE officers of'tht7 orgAu aations