The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-06
AMERICAN FLAG
THEME OF ABLE
COURT ADDRESS
Freedom Of Action, Without Inter
ference, oil, Any Power, Says
Judge Dole, Its Aim
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES IN
LOCAL FEDERAL TRIBUNAL

morning as the inspiring strains OF the
star Spangled Banner" played by |
Gcnslin r. Marsily on the piano in the !
adjoining building, came floating into
the courtroom. At the same time
fourteen-foot American Flag, which
hung in roll, was unfurled along the
wall back, of the judges stand by
means of ans ingenious attachment OF
cords, Miss Irene -Dyches, clerk and
stenographer to the federal judges
drawing the cord which unfurled the
country 3 emblem.
This was the flag presented to the
federal court by the Hawaiian Society
of the Sons of the American Revolution
ON the occasion of its twentieth annual
celebration he'd in the University Club
on June II. The following inscription
printed on n piece of white cloth and
sewed at the bottom corner of the flag
next to the halyard end explains the
gift: J.. go
presented TO the Federal Court of
Honolulu by Hawaiian Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution, June
Il, 1915, 'bibertas ct Patria. 10
Many At Ceremony
With Judges Dole and Clemens were
rca.ed Chief Justice Robertson and
Circuit Judge Ashford. Associate
Justice Watson and Quarles we're seat
cd in the body of the court.
Among others present were Clerk a.
F.. Murphy, Deputy Clerk Foster l..
Davis and William l.. Rosa, Court
Stenographer o. p. Soares, Assistant
district Attorney Thompson, Bailih
Sidney Smith, Deputy Marshals Harris
and neine, United States Commissioner
UuTry. Interpreter Lau Wah, DR.. S. D.
Earnes, president of the Hawaiian So
ciety of the Sons of the American Rev.
OIution, former Governor Prear, w. O.
Smith A. d. Larnach, W, L. Stanley,
B. L. Marx, c. II. Mcbride, George X.
French, Robbins 3. Anderson, Prof. w.
4. Bryan, James T. Taylor, Erdman d.
Hahwin, II. Darwin Case, Mrs. s. b.
Dole, Mrs. A. E. Murphy, Miss Walker,
Miss Irene Dyches, Mrs. J. J. Smiddy,
Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Lulu KOej
ling, Mrs. Edith Strader, Miss Smiddy
and an Advertiser representative.
Following an able address made by
Judge Dole and shorter talks by Judge
lGpnns and DR.. D. Barnes, the ceTe'
1nopy came to an end with the playing
Of the cred, White and Blue. ~
cate Of Citizenship o.:
At is the pleasant and responsible
duty of this court to open the gates
Of citizenship to those aliens who, hay
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