Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-11

lIhE NOIHEil AldD " III DS HClu al
University Club this evening.
The second degree will be put on in
Harmony Lodge this evening All Odd
Fellows are requested TO attend.
4 petition for naturalization as an
| American citizen has been filed in the
federal court by Berndt Olaf Pesson,
Eative of Germany.
Regular meeting OF Honolulu Lodge
No 400, F. and A. NJ. for transaction
OF business this evening at half-past
seven o'clock.
Carl Frederick Dunkhase, native
Of Bremen, Germany, has filed in the
| federal court a declaration of inten-
| ton to become an American citizen.
An important meeting OF the relig
ious education committee of Central
Union church is called for Tuesday,
January II, 4 O'Clock, at the parish
house
James Hughes was taken to the
hospital yesterday suffering from a
stroke of paralysis. He was found
in lodging house unattended.
Ernest Comes has been placed un-
der arrest for driving an automobile
which failed to display the regulation
number at the rear end of the ma
chine.
Rev. John w. Wadman united Pal S.
Lee and Miss Lily Park in marriage
yesterday afternoon in the Korean
Methodist Episcopal church in Eva.
Lee is an employee Of the Honolulu
postoftice. .......
Sam Blair OF the Popular Theater
has just received letter from the
Famous Players Photo Company, ask
ing if it Is possible for motion pic
lures to be taken of Kilauea, show
ing the fire and molten lava.
The promotion committee will hold
a special meeting tomorrow. AS Sec
rotary Wood expects to leave for San
Francisco Wednesday, this meeting
has been called to complete the bust
ness unfinished at the former meet |
ing. -
Under the auspices of the Trail and |
Mountain club q crowd or mixers |
tramped over the Pail yesterday and
spent the day at the coral gardens on |
Kaneohe bay A trip to Koko Head |
crater and Hanama bay is planned for |
next Sunday. 2 |
Supervisor Quinn may recommend to
the Board of Supervisors that force
of road cantoneers be engaged to work
on city streets, according to state
ment made this morning. Mr.. Quinn |
said that the city once had crew OF
26 cantoneers and that their work
proved Of great value to the city.
The women of Honolulu have been
invited to meeting in the Library of I
Hawaii at 3 o'clock Thursday after
noon to further discuss child welfare !
work. The meeting will be presided I
over by Mrs. A. L. Andrews, president
of the Woman's Society of Central
Union church.
Sam Upa, for 10 years an employee
of the attorney-generafs offices as Of
fice-boy and later as clerk, is reported
near death following an operation at
the Queens hospital several days ago
for appendicitis. Upa has been suf-
fering from the affection the last two
or three months and has been unable
to attend to his duties since Christ
mas. He is still at the hospital and
his condition is reported as very low. /
Taking the witness stand in his own
defense in the federal court this morn
ing, Manual M. Pavao, on trial on
statutory charge, enphatically denied
he had contributed to the delinquency
of Maria PimentaT, a deaf and dumb
girl. The case has been continued I'M
til $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning, and
probably will go to the jury before
noon. rt-
When the harbor commission meets
tomorrow morning a definite decision
on G. G. Bockus' request for permits:
sion to construct an amusement pier
at Waikiki beach, will be announced
The special committee, consisting OF
T. M. Church, chairman; e. e. BODICE
and James Wakefield, has been holding
sessions almost every day the last
week, even deyoting large part of
Sunday to careful consideration OF
the proposal. :. -. -
The governor is sending notices to
The heads of all territorial depart
nents requesting them to make and
Tile with the tax assessor complete in
ventories of the assets of their de-
partments This is asked in compli-
lnce with Section 1, Act II, of the
session laws of 1909, which contem-
plates an annual accounting by all
territorial departments, the inventory
s found necessary to make such &C
coherent and Ineligible in a
thorough way. -