Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

swimming class. 1neSe Classes 10
gether with the adult dancing class
will start in October.
The. kindergarten. under the man
agement of Miss June Mitchell who
recently arrived to take charge of this
work, opened Monday with an enrol
ment of As children, 800 ..... ..
Final action, on the Question OF per
hitting Sunday motion pictures on
Maui has been postponed by the com
missioners for q month. ~+,,. ..r
utory offense. Plea has been deferred
until next Wednesday morning at III
o'clock.
!; Frank Moss, pianist, who recently
arrived In Honolulu, will give an inyf
rational recital in the Charles r. Bish,
op hall, Oahu College. this evening.
A very interesting program has been
arranged. The recital viii be under
the direction of w. ID. Adams.
Ralph Gonsalves, who was indicted
by the special federal grand jury with
James F. Field. ct al, on charge OF
selling liquor without q license on a
government reservation, entered q plea
Of not guilty in federal court yester.
day. The case has been continued un.
I'll called up. x
All Yon. a Chinese so years old, who
has 2 pig ranch At Pukoo. Molokai
was brought to Honolulu by DEPUTY
Marshal Otto Heine today. charged
with having opium in his possession.
The Chinese has been released on
bond In the sum OF $3.50. The case
probably win be investigated by the
special federal grand jury. s s6
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Committees of the Commercial Club
were appointed yesterday by Albert
Waterhouse. the new president of the
club. The chairmen Of the commit
tees are j. e. Sheedy, house; j. M.
Young, entertainment; Lawrence NJ.
Judd, membership: l. j. Warren, II
brary, and Ferdinand H, Hons, audit.
ing. RI. +t.'}s
There viii BE a meeting at noon to-
morrow In Cooke Hall, YIN. Ca. Of
the heads OF the Flag Day committees
of the Pan,Paclfic Club. A 25.eent
luncheon win be served. and Harry. s.
Hayward. the grand marshal viii take
up the order of the parade and the.
ceremonies generally win
be discussed. 'zaEE ~,
Attempting yesterday afternoon to
end his life with a bullet, which only
grazed the corner, of his mouth, kim
Chong Hak, Korean, was seized by
fellow countrynaen at the Korean
Compound on Miller street and the
weapon was taken from him. II was
q u. S. .3S-calfbre revolver with four
cartridges in the chamber. 8.
{ ". J. Lillis. who has charge of the !
licenses for chauffeurs for the city
and county, has issued a number of
permanent. licenses to date, but there
are still number of temporary Il
censes that were issued that have not
been returned and the holders of
same are requested to turn them in
TO the inspector in charge.
Within the next so days a large
steel vault. which will replace several
small safes. now used. for storage Of
articles pending arrival Of
nail steamers, will be installed in the
postoffice, Byron r. Newton, first
assistant secretary of the treasury,
having given Postmaster William F,
Young permission to make this i'm
Last night the Washington Club Of
the Y. NJ. C. A. had its first meeting
IF the year and elected the following
officers: Towe Young, president; Kai
luke, secretary and treasurer, and
Secretary L. R. Killam, leader of the |
club. Next Tuesday evening the club |
will have a debate on the subject of
American Intervention in Mexico. The |
boys intend to work as
lard On literary lines this year as they |
ave formerly worked in athletics.