The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-20
.BREYTTIEs
.tFrom sathrSnk AdSArti.erl


Catherine and Mabel Beilew, minors,
were approved BY Judge whitney yes
terday. Y NV ~. " W..
On the ground Of desertion, Judge
Whitney yesterday granted an absolute
decree of divorce TO Samuel MakaPO
from Mrs. Ida ,Makapo, the decree 10
take effect from and after June 30.
J. X. Butler has been appointed
freight trRfie iuianager Of the oahu
Railway and Land company. with head
quarters at the, Offices Of the company
rherF, 'begi nning June 20. Notice of
the appointment was given out by gen
cral manager George r. Denison. yes
tprday.. -, ss.EH,sl
Yesterday afternoon in the st. Louis
College Hall the Junior Holy Name So
cietr held a rally, which VAS attended
by about FIVE hundred members. Ad
dresses were given by Reverend Father
Francis, the veteran chaplain of ST..
l.ouis College, aud by Brother Matthew.
the hard.workipg promoter of the so
cictv. .-5
Mrs. Victoria Ward, through F.. H.
WodchOuse,' her attorney in fact, has
filed in the federal court her answer to
the complaint in the Irwin Site con
domination suit instituted by the United
states. She in the first respondent to
do, so and asks that she may be given
Judgement against the government for
/ the worth of her interest in the land.
DIR, and Mrs. w. A. Schwallic will
leave in the Sononla on July = for a
six weeks visit in the mainland. This
I will he Doctor SehNallie s first trip to
the maitland In eighteen years. They
Apect 10 GO Esht and " III visit Doctor
Schwallie's old home in Ohio. The
physician viii alec visit md inspect a
number OF institutions for the insane.
where he expects to pick up IDEAS for
the betterment of the territorial INSANE
assluu,, of Witch he is superintendent.
tFrofn SUNDAY, Advertiser)
b. NJ. Howard was discharged from
bankruptcy in the federal court yester
day O.. fE% -, .~' "
The tiaI of the ejeetment case, Of til
waiRDae Company against KGwiIei,
which had been set for next Tuesday,
WAS continued yesterday to June -.
Satisfaction OF judgement for $4,000
was fled by the Miller Salvage Com
Pany in the federal court Yesterday in
the admiralty ease OF this company
against the British ship Celtic
Chief" .H s.G
Application for passport Was filed
in the federal court clerk s office yes
trrday by William, Knock. He will Wis.
! II FRnping> aud Washington IsIa nhs.
The Kestrel win probably. leave next
| Tuesday,
E.;ni.;.l NokA. o:Ilo.,. N I,;;
| traitor. of the estate of Hermann bort
mund. who died IN Hanover, Germany
several years ago, has filed in the
! circuit court here the inventory of the
estate, which consists of tIirty-fve
shares of the capital stock of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company
valued at $4,000. ~
Several dozen applications have been
received by Judge Whitpey for the
! position Of boys probation officer
which be. vaeeted by William fl
Hutton the inst Of the month, Mr.. Hut.
ton Returning to his selerkship 10 the
city dcteetiys bpre5G. John Hills of the
spplice, force. liz said to have the inside
track for the Juvenile court position
| - tFron Monday ,Advertiser)
: The largest class Of graduates yet
TUNED out by the Mckinley High
School viii be given diplomas next
Thursday evening, when graduation ex-
efcises viii be held in the school. There
are foftyifodr ID. the class:
/ !. Miss +. F. Sherwood of sawtelle
California, has written here for iufor
mation concerning her brother, g.. J
Sherwood whom, she says, conducted q
botsI IN Honolulu some years ago and
made q speciality Of baths.
Tie annual celebration of the Punch
bowl Holy Ghost Society was well car
ried ont and greatly attended Saturday
| night and yesterday afternoon. The
bazaar and other attractions were vel
patronized and a goodly sum realized
ny the society, which will be used fol-
charitable purposes.
Offerings and gifts for the great
muhicPal picnic, luau and good tim,
which the employees Of the city expec
to hold on July Fourth have been pro
missed by many prominent persons anC
establishments in the city. Offers anC
requests for information should b.
made to Eugene Buffandeau, deput,
city clerk, by telephone or in person.
Lydia Kamae Mahoe and George X
KealoAaPauole have filed in the cir
cult court a suit in ejeetment agains
the Oahu sugar Company. The Ian,
in question contains an area of l4j..
acres, the plaintiff claiming a one.thir,
interest in II and demanding 10000 a
damages for the alleged unla~ full pos
session of the land by the defendan
AGompany. 20 -
| Funeral services for the late Johl
A. Noble were held yesterday afternoon
in the undertaking parIOrs of NJ. +
Silva, Kukui and Nuuanu streets, Rev
y. X. Kamaiopih, assistant pastor o
the Kaumakapili Church, officiating. 4
Young Peoples League male quartz
sang. Many friends attended the ser
vice and the floral tributes were pro
fuse in number and beauty. The in
termeRt took place in the Makiki GENE
terry.
! a.E QFTOm Tuesday AdVertiseT.)
7 The injunction suit of the Territor.
agaihst the Honolulu Rapid Transit
Land Company was argued in the su
tpreme court yesterday and taken unde
IsadVisemeIt. Briefs will be submitted
A motion for the issuance of an ala
writ of attachment against the defend
ant was fled III the circuit court yester