Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-17

| O'clock this evening at the headquar'
tiers OF the order. King, near For
street.
! A meeting OF the Promotion Com,
mittee will be held in the rooms Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, Stangen
valid building. at $50 o'clock this
afternoon.
A meeting OF Honolulu Lodge No.
Modern Order of Phoenix. has beer
called for 100 O'Clock this evening
in the rooms Of the order. Beretania
and Fort streets.
The temperance rally in Central
| Union church Sunday evening, under
| the auspices Of the Anti-SalOon
| League Of Hawaii, will bring out some
facts that the people ought to know
about temperance.
The public utilities commission will
continue its investigation of the In
! ter-1sland Navigation Company at a
public hearing to be held at o'clock
this evening at the office of the COM
pany. Queen street
Materlincks Blue Bird" is the sub
ject for the children's story hour at
the Library of Hawaii this afternoon.
Mary S. Lawrence, assistant librarian,
is in charge, and all children of the
city who like stories are invited to be
present.
A social and dance will be held in
the Liliuokalani school on the even
ling Of May / by the Mothers Club of
Kaimuki The members of the club
will hold a special meeting at the
school this afternoon to perfect ar
rangements.
Esther Pun was given a divorce this
morning by Judge Whitney of the cir
cult court. She charged her husband,
George Pun, with desertion. The
court awarded her the custody of the
minor child of the marriage.
The board of health meeting which
was scheduled for yesterday afternoon
was postponed until next week, due to
the absence of quorum DIR. ]. S. b.
Pratt, president of the board. Is out of
the city at present, but will be back
before the meeting.
There were IL deaths from tubercr
losis for the first is days Of April, ac.
cording to the records OF the territorial
h4o~I Af hAnlfh Thnrn anoff,
by typhoid fever and one by dipk
liberia. ill.,.
The enrolment to date in the
spring term of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association night school shows
81 men and IA boys in the various
classes, making total of 6S persons.
Judge Whitney granted a divorce
to Mrs. Rose Brooks this afternoon
Mrs. Brooks brought an action against
her husband, David Brooks, for d.;
vorce on the grounds of desertion and
nCn-support.
An order for the sale Of real prop
erty in the estate Of Marie n. Whaley,
deceased, was made today by Judge
Whitney on the petition of F.
Schnack, administrator of the estate.
The sale will cover all the estates in
terest in several pieces of real estate.
Early next week the Hawaii Fair
Commission will be in receipt of
large colored drawing of the front of
FIRwaii's building at the 1915 exposi-
ton. The drawing is the work of c.
w. Dickey, architect for the commits
sion, and will be on display at the
office of the Promotion Committee.
The Joint publicity and advertising
committee Of the three local CONNER.
cial organizations yesterday deferred
action on recommending as an adver-
tising medium a magazine to be
known as Childhood The commit
tee unanimously endorsed the Star
Bulletins Hawaii Panama Canal edi-
tion which is to be published in July.
The defense in the Robert E. Bond
libel action against the Hawaiian Ga
zette was begun this morning be-
fore Judge 'Diekey of the circuit
court. ". l.. Stevenson. editor of the
Maui News, was the first witness call
ed for the defense. He recited the
facts that led up to the publication Of
the alleged libelous article The case
will be concluded probably tomorrow
morning.
One of the most interesting lunch
cons the Commercial Club has arrang-
ed for some time is promised for next
Wednesday noon when the club mem
bers will be addressed by Professor T.
A. Jaggar, volcanologist at Kilauea,
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