Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-03
Local AND GENERAL

i LUJAA AM GENERAL
me members Of he EpIphan,
Guild or kaimuki are holding rum
mage sale today at the end OF tht
Waialae car line.
Residents Of Auwaiolimu are pa
tiently awaiting the long promised
street lights OF that rehabilitated sub.
urb, so one OF them said this morning.
The second meeting of the Span,
ish Club, which was recently organ.
lied at the Young Mems Christian
Association. win meet at 1880 O'Clock
this evening under the direction OF
Joseph Rose. This club is rapidly
gaining In popularity and the mem
bership Is on the Increase.
Funeral services over the body OF
FRED G. Smith were held from the
Smith residence, Fort street, at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices Of the local lodge Of Eagles,
OF which Mr. Smith was veteran
member The funeral was yargely
attended and many beautiful floral Of
feriIigs were in evidence Interment
was in Nuuanu cemetery.
Beginning Wednesday evening, G..
@. Heiser win give q series Of six
lectures at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association upon the subject In
vestments. This is an opportunity to
acquire accurate information about
such subjects as stocks, bonds, real
estate and insurance as forms Of in
yestment. The lectures win be given
every Wednesday evening at s O'clock.
Many Of the different clubs and soci-
cites throughout the United States
and Canada to which the Promotion
Committee recently forwarded cross
roads maps and 1914 Floral Parade and
Carnival posters have written to the
committees saying that these mediums
Df advertising have been placed in
conspicuous positions and have cfused
comment.
THE Honolulu Street Problem viii
be the subject Of an address which
Albert Waterhouse, president OF the
Municipal Research Club, will deliver
Before the, members Of the Honolulu
AID Club at the luncheon which will be
held Wednesday neon on the sixth
floor Of the Young hotel building. Mr..
Waterhonse win have something to
say which should be of interest to all
the citizens Of Honolulu. There viii
also be special musical program.
1t is expected that meeting Of the
local lodge Of Eiks viii be held Fri
day evening, at which time Exalted
Ruler j. 4. Coke win take up the
matter of the part which the 0rgani-
cation is to play in the Floral Parade
and Carnival IN February. It is said
that the Elks had decided to put on
eli attraction during the carnival
week. but that the majority Of the
members were not in favor OF the
net proceeds to the carnival commit
tee.
Sergt. m. r, Roberts, U. S. Al, who
ives recently appointed BY the war
department as instructor for the ma.
tlonal guard Of Hawaiis IS at present
making q tour Of the other islands
for the purpose Of instrncting COM
pany D at Hilo,, company i at Wailu-
ku, and company u al Lahaina. In q
letter received by Col. j. w. Jones
he reports these companies as
being III good condition and enthu-
siastic over the s-g military tourIla-
meIt which will mark the opening Of
the armory. Each company will send.
" men to participate, he says.
: The Promotion Committee predicts
more than $50 tourist arrivals In Ho-
noiulu during the coming week. The
Korea brought 90 this morning, and
the Honolulans due tomorrow, VIII
have about so. The Canadian boats,
one from Vancouver and the other
from the Colonies, should bring 75,5
while there should be a, number Of
stop-oyers on the Shinyo Maru.
The finance committee of the.
Young Mems Christian Association
VIII meet at the office of the general
secretary Friday noon to hear the
final report on the canvass for the
years budget.