The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-18
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GENERALMANAGER
FOR ScHUMANS
Resigns As Treasurer and Man.
apef Of e. o. Hall & Son 10
Accept Important Position
WiLLbAsSUME DUTIES
4 FIRST or the MONTH
Mslilr esalt 10 Head Sales De-
ij6fthieHt ot Automobile Firm;
SChdftah leaving Territory

cpuH'ah Y leaving Territory
Edhihs d. Psis, Who has been treas
6isr shdsthapssef of E. o, Hall q Son,
Lihdted, Tor 4 Hbh6ef Of years, and
has n reality grown up with that firm
during his associatiOn q twenty seven
kM 4 half Ssats, has tspdersd his. re-
kit1atl6na tostake ph the general man
k0stshlb 81 iks sehu6lhn ICarriase
pehhahss Hs win step into the new
Arm November /. - -
GtstAte Behumap, The, president Of
thP eothpant, expects 70 be absent from
the Tefritofy for q considerable time,
ana has TUNED over the afairs Of the
company to Mr.! Paris under an agree
inenf which Involves Mr.. Paris con
peetiSn with the attomobile' concern
fof o number OF yeafs ..' e.
y H Paris, who has q wide range
Of friends throughout the Islands, has
tfokh up with the business community
and has had 4 thorough and suceeSSful
business expsfiehee.f With his person.
Atty and known tifeless energy, he
will bring into bis5pew connection a
fund Sf bnsiness ability, and win carr
with him the reputation for fair and
eatefnl fhsthods. and will, no doubt,
prove, . valuahfe asset TO the automo-
bile and general business Of the Schu.
nan catrisGe Company.
Beau nales Manager
walter Beail, who has been manager
sf the schHmsh epppany, will become
htheraI sales manager For the company
Ind have general. supervision over that
end of the business. Including the re-
pair and 9iapufaet1fing departments
M Beail was betetcfofe one Of the
TOP hotehs men Of the White Automo
bile Cpnihany, and. is credited with be-
ihR one OF the best Informed automo
biie nep sho eyer came to the Terri
tory He fs paftistlAfly we'll ibfotmed
% the tfpck' and Utility line Of motor
ears. x The tractor business will also
1eob.A Under. his iihe Of effort,
Nj. ssfhdman viii visit California for
~ ikd6fihitS stay and hopes to be Of
cbthfhrt and Assfstanes to his brother
Nho resides there, and who has been
tefy iii for sometime Later, a. eondi.
Mons ptfnit Nj. sebnHan expects to
make Sau o2tehded tour throughout ~
ttafk While esmparatiEely 4 young
man Mr. Fehgihan has been ,stcedily
and hard AT work since be was hfteea
ef sfxtesii years Of age, and feels that
/. he should take y comfortabIs rest ftnyn
business Eorfiass hiie he and his wife
can still enjoy the pleasures Of travel:
ine,a u. Il 4 ;s.S;; :. S...;{. :, ,.., =,
Mr.. .sehpmsn came 10 the Tsr+itorv
IN 1884 and hAs heep engaged in busi,
ness here ever since and looks back
eth pleasure upon his many associa
tiont NithSshs old H9noDulu Rifles and
!, the Netic1rl Guard ~ Hawaii.
L0ag Term of Gsfsics ~
u Mr. Patis said ybstefday that he re-
afstted deeply II sayer his connection
Swithta firm with which ne had grow y
,1p, and With which 4 he had 50 much
To do Id the many phases and. changes
Nhith had tskeh place. Durin, his con.
nestion wifh &c firm two new build,
ingk bad been b1iit, one the old orr
Eiinal yfiAli3 d Dimond building, which
was torn down aud 4 fine terra Gotta
l5iiidihE efeetsd In its place. This was
hnrnsd In 1900, and 10 the erection and
fitting Of the present building. Mr.. Paris
had charge Of most Of the details.
The passing of the Hawaiian Hard,
ware Company, and also the Pacific
Hardware Company, which were started
bv. the late b, n Dillin9hauh. and the
several amnigamatiops that have taken
place, have been largely handled by Mr..
Paris asS an important faetot.s
II has not been definitely Needed
what changes viii take plaeerip the
firm Of u. %. Hall = Son. Ltd.y bnt It
is,presumed that Z, o. White. president
Of the company, who is nov on tn"
mainiaRd, win upon his return assume
the duties In Mr., Paris stead
The Scbumsp Carriage Company is
ona az the largest dealers in pleasure
automobiles, besides motor trucks and
general ptihty vehicles. Its line OF
eAsriage material and farm and road
iIdpiementa. Together with the wide line
a. piaptefion Eipplies which it carries
makes this iAstitutioti one Of the largest
iasrtanfiIe ythtstpiiSes in the Territory
In bolnt at army service the sehumau
.CafriaRe Company has also made an
unusually large quota. At. the present
time HI has jfogtyttwo stars on It's ser
Wee nag, fepresenting employees who
have been called into the United States
service. H9