Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-15
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Harmony Lodge. ]. Q. D. r. meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. J. p, Erdman preached in the
Kaumakapilf church at 1880 O'Clock
last night. @ .=.. So
Leahi Chapter, No. Q. o. e. s., holds
q stated meeting at 7:90 o'clock to-
night. 3 80 s,..&4
The harbor board WIN meet at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning in its head
quarters in the basement of the capt.
tol. .:--.
Deacon s. K. Kamaiopili spoke at
the services in the Kaneohe Hawaiian
church at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing. bzA q. = S-'tst - 40
4 tt is announced that no admission
fee will be charged to any OF the pub
lie Bible lectures by W. H. Bundy of
Boston.
Ashearing of the case of Lee Leong,
petitioner for a writ or habeas cor
pus, was to be held I'm the federal
court this afternoon. /
The war relief committee Of Hawaii
issued statement today showing the
receipts to date to be $57,316.95 and
the disbursements $57,0S1.15. !
twenty-five thousand dollars is like !
ly to be the appropriation favored by |
the legislature for bringing a big con-,
gressional party to Hawaii at the close |
Of the present session of Congress.
Further hearing of the petition of
r. w. Patterson for adjudication in
Bankruptcy has been continued in the /
federal court until next Monday morn |
ing at 10 O'Clock. 'ts@.=.< :
o. A. Steven has filed suit against |
the Bishop Trust company asking |
S394.30, alleged due him as his COM
mission for bidding in a piece of the
company's property at a land auction
and for advertising the sale.
The Hawaiian band, under the lead !
ership of Capt. Henri Berger, will
play at the reception to be given today !
by Consul and Mrs. H. Arita at the
Japanese consulate. There viii be no !
band concert tonight.
AS the result of a campaign con.
Quoted last night, the Y. M. C. A. has |
secured $50 new subscribers to aAs- /
ISOLATION Men,. the official organ of |
the national Y. NJ C. A. Secretary |
w. H. Heinrichs was In charge Of /
the campaign.
A nervy Korean walked into the
court house at Hookena, Hawaii, q few ,
nights ago and stole $50 In cash and /
several checks which had been placed
in a drawer of the magistrates desk
He was caught when he attempted to
cash the checks.
The Y. M. C. A. is considering clos.
ing the night school during the Car
nival and extending the spring term
week to make up for lost time. The
natter viii be taken up with the edu- i
cational committee by Jay A. Urice,
educational secretary.
The new members of the Y. w. G. |
A. will be guests of honor at a Wash
ingtcn party" at the Homestead, King
street, Thursday evening. There will
be program of music and games and /
refreshments viii be served. All girls
in the association are invited. /
Thomas T.. Flavin, postoffice inspec-
tor for the district Of Hawaii, expects
to leave for Molokai tomorrow night
to investigate conditions at Kalaupa-
pa which have brought about an order
from Washington, D. G., to close the
office.
Circuit Judge Stuart gave judgment
today for the Schwabacher Hardware
company against Chan Wa, Maui
merchant, in the sum of S203.54. The
defendant had already confessed iudg
ment fer the full amount, a debt owed
the hardware firm for goods pur-
chase.
In an interview with the New York
Times former Governor George r.
Carter of Hawaii declared that the Eu.I
ropean war was all that saved the
sugar industry in the islands. Carter
urged that Congress postpone opera.
ton Of the tariff bill for five years.
The special committee appointed by !
Director-general Dougherty to arrange
for appropriate services on that day
has planned unique program for next
Sunday evening. 1t is to be an inter
rational gathering at the opera house
in which the churches of the city have