Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-29

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Excelsior Lodge, l. o. o. F.. con-
fcrs the first degree at regular meet
Ing tonight. ......~. H.. :...
4 baby girl was born Monday TO
Nr and Mrs Elmer T. Winant. 1861
East Manoa road. : .-....-- ....
A girl was born to Mr.. ard Mrs. 2.
T. Winant Monday at their home
1851 East Mahoa road.
Public hearing on the Beretania,
street Improvement project vii! be
held by the supervisors tonight.
A baby boy named Irving was born
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. William
!. Maby, living of School street, Ka.
lihi. .-.:-. @..-, H.. -.
Mr.. and Hirs. Edward w. X. sKau
Of 11lS A Banyan street, Palama, an
nounce the arrival OF q baby son Sun.
day. ....@zs.. = p 4
The members Of the territorial
grand jury win meet at 2 o'clock next
Friday afternoon in the judiciary
building. ...=.
James Davis, supervising public
school principal, has returned to HIS
desk In the department of public in.
struction after an extended vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Baker an
Eounce the birth Of baby boy Sat.
,rrday at their home, rs Puuhale
road, Kalihi. @.E.- ="
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank E. Souza of Auwaiolimu
Drive, that died Sunday, was buried
Monday in the Catholic cemetery on
King street.
There will be a special meeting of
Harmony Chapter, No. (, Order of
important business in connection |
with the Morris celebration.
Mrs. Emma. Nakuina has filed in |
federal court her answer to the gov
ernment's petition for condemnation
Of the Irwin site. She values her al. |
legged claim at $4,000.
Have YOU tasted the famous Benson, |
Smith 4 Co. "Wilheimina" Special
the daintiest and most delicious com.
binstion Of ice cream, pineapple and
whipped cream to be found in Homo. 7
lulu. Try II today!
Disposition of the case of Henry c.
Bell. an enlisted man in the 18th In
fantry, was to be made in the federal
court yesterday Bell is charged with
the commission of a statutory offense.
The Susannah Wesley Home has
applied to the Chamber of Commerce
for its approval of plan to solicit
} fund of $4,000 for new buildings.
Action will be taken within the next
lew days.
The advertising committee of the
Chamber of Commerce sanctioned tho
horse racing program as an advertis-
ing medium and declined to sanction
The swimming meet program on the
ground that the former is the better
advertising medium. /,
An application for a passport has
been filed in the federal court by
Edric Watson Vredenburg of Ia.
nuela, Hawaii, who intends to travel
n Russia and Japan for pleasure. He
will leave Honolulu in the Tenyo
daru on September 1. l.
A continuance until the first Mon
lay in October of the case Of Henry
Bell was ordered in the federal court
Monday. Bell, who is an enlisted
nan in the 18th Infantry, is charged !
With the commission of a statutory
ffense. e.
Mrs. Mary Asam, wife of Robert
Asam of the Consolidated Soda Water :
Works Company, died at the mater
ity home on Monday. The body
as been removed to Silva's undertake 5
ng parlors and the funeral will be ,
Wednesday. Burial will be in the q
'atholie cemetery on King street
Arthur F. Wall was selected yester- a
ay by the Mid.Paeific Carnival di. p
ectors as superintendent of the hi n
iscus show to be held during Car n
ival Week. Valentine s. Holt, the c
ibiscus expert of the United States r
gricultural Experiment Station, win Il
ssist him. o