Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-17

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Further hearing of the case OF, Chun
Choek Wah, an alleged bankrupt. has
been continued in federal court until
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms,
The Hawaiian band. under the lead
| ership of Peter kalani. will give
public concert at the. Kakaako Mission
tonight beginning at 7::30 O'Clock.
The members of ST Andrews junior
auxiliary will give a tea at Bishop
Restarick's house. Emma square, from
4 until o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The supplementary final accounts OF
+. Hons, administrator of the estate
4 Of ID. ii. Davis. were approved BY. Cir
4 cult Judge Whitney today and the adj.
ministrator dismissed.
Several matters Of Importance are
4 to be considered at the regular. meet
ing of the Kaimuki Improvement club.
| i'm the assembly hall of the Lilinoka-
lani school tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Hearing on an order to shew cause
in the divorce case of Matilda X Luz
/ cas- against Albert Lucas, has been con-
tinued in Circuit Judge Whitney's
court until Q. O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ing. -.
! Il notice CT disco ntiluance Of appeal
! n lie case Of the zen Hanini- Young
Company against c. W. Macfarlane
WIS filed in circuit court today By the
defendant.
! An appeal of the case CT Kaumaka
Nakeu ct al, against Horace P. Mahau-
Stu ct al, an action fer accounting, was
fled in the supreme court yesterday.
A motion to dismiss the appeal in
tho case OF j Colburn vs. Judge w.
&. Whitney ct al, fled by Edgar Hen:
rigues, guardian of certain minor de-
.fendsnts, in the supreme court yes
terday.
The cane of PaleGapa Likelio, charg.
| ed, with having committed statutory
offense, will go to trial in federal court
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Pacheco Santiago. chraged with as
sault and battery with dangerous
weapon. has been sentenced by Circuit
4 oh 80 M un
years in Oahu prison and to pay the
costs of the court.
Having pleaded guilty to charge of
first degree burglary. Antoine Shush-
koysky was sentenced in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court yesterday to not less
than three years in Oahu prison and
to pay the costs Of the court.
News has reached Honolulu that
Diamond Kekona, who left the islands
ten years ago as Hawaiian singer,
has married an English girl in Kid
derminster, England Kekona writes
that he intends to bring This bride to
his native islands soon He is leader
Of hts own Hawaiian giee club, which
is making a hit in England. The
bridegroom is son of Richard Ke-
kona of Honolulu.
The Crucible,. by Mark Lee Luther,
featuring the fascinating and irresist-
ible Marguerite Clark, will be the pre-
mier attraction for the last half of the
week at We Liberty theater, commenc.
ing with the performance of tonight
The souls ordeal in the melting-pot of
suffering is wildly portrayed by Lu.
Their in this powerful drama and Mar
guerite Clark has never appeared to
better advantage than in the role OF
little Jean Fanshaw, at first hoyden
and tomboy. unjustly condemned to a
reformatory. who later triumphs over
the shame of her imprisonment.
The Filipino. as distinct from the
nom Christian native of the Philip
pines. will be one Of the fine points
OF discrimination brought out by
Dean C. Worcester who win lecture
at the University club June 2I and "a
A wireless message was sent today.
to Mr.. Worcester by E. A. Mott-Smith,
asking the size Of his party Ar
rangements for the entertainment of
Mr.. Worcester are being made. includ-
ing fishing trip among the islands. |
Mr. Worcester is aboard the Mongo-
liza, which arrives tomorrow morning
Al large American flag will be pre-
scented to the federal court by the Ha-
waiian Society, Sons of the American /
C<,sr,ls,fsr<, ~ the annuoI p1oaff,,0 ~ 4
be held In the University Club tonight i
The flag viii be used I'm the naturaliza-
ton ceremony. New officers will be /
elected Those nominated for the en-
suing year are: DR. s. B. Barnes for
president: GeFrit p Wilder, vice
president; James 4. Taylor, secretary:
William T. Forbes, treasurer; Rev. H. I
p. Judd. registrar; E. D. Baldwin, w.
A. Bryan and R L. Kelsey, board of /
managers.