Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

this evening in Masonic Temple.
Lau Nun Quon, a Hawaiian-bo
Chinese, has applied to federal court
for passport to travel in Japan and
China. ZIP.
The Kings Daughters will hold a
special and regular meeting at the
residence of Mrs. W. L. Hopper at 1880
o'clock this evening.
Persons desiring tickets for the Ma
val Militia smoker in the National
Guard armory tomorrow evening may
secure them at the Y. NJ. c. A.
A meeting of the harbor board will
be held in it's rooms at the capitol this
evening to dispose of routine matters
left from its regular meeting Wednes-
day. a.-..-....~ III. -.
After meeting for two hours this
morning without making partial re-
port, the federal grand jury adjourned
until 10 o'clock next Wednesday
morning. ~
Motion for decree pro comics SO
against the defendant in the case of
K. Noda ct al. VS.. s. Sakan ct al
was withdrawn this morning in the
first circuit court.
Under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Aid Society delicatessen sale
will be held in the empty store, Pro-
gress block, Fort and Beretania
streets, on Saturday, April 30, begin
ming at 9 o'clock in the morning.
Divorce libels were filed today in
circuit court as follows: Bell r. Silva
against Antoine R.. Silva, non-support;
Maria r. de Silva against Joao Comes
de Silva, failure to provide.
Plaintiffs costs were taxed at
$105.75 today in the supreme court
case of Henry T. Hughes versus DAN
lei p McGregor. In the case of s.
Halama versus Kali Halama, stipula-
ton was filed submitting the case on
briefs without argument.
Application for a passport was
made in the federal court today b.
Mrs. Eugene Hendry, wife of the late
federal marshal, who intends to travel
in Switzerland, where her daughter Is
now in school Mrs. Hendry is plan
ming to leave Honolulu about the mid
die Of next June.
Supervisors Hollinger, Horner and
Logan will visit Kapiolanf Park to-
morrow morning to select a site for
the Coronation fountain presented to
the city by its Japanese residents. A
site has already been picked out by
the city planning commission, and it
is puohable- that the park committee
will approve of it tomorrow. The foun-
tain is in Japan awaiting details re-
garding its site before completion.
Is there ventriloquist in Honolulu
or nearby posts or towns who can
operate a Punch-and-Judy show? Mrs.
John e. Baird. chairman of the exc
cutive committee in charge of the
Cherry Blossom fete, May 5 and s, is
anxious to secure such a person to
operate show which Edgar 8. Barry
of the local postofffce will furnish.
Anyone who can fill the bill is asked
to communicate with Mr.. Barry.
The Home Cafe on Beretania street
will have its anti-tuberculosis certifi-
cate returned next Monday, according
to the board of health. The certisi-
cate was removed several days ago
because the establishment kitchen
was uneIean and because no disinfect-
ant was being used in cleansing the
dishes. According to the board, the
cafe has secured an entirely new
kitchen staff and has promised to live
up to the boards regulations In the flu
ture.
Federal Jury Commissioners John
Effinger and George R. Clark, federal
court clerk, are hard at work today
selecting $50 names to be placed in
the jury box in accordance with an
order of the court made several days
ago Unless special term of court
is ordered none of the new names will
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tober, 1916, term. The commissioners
also are checking up on the names
now in the box.
All members of the naval militia
who have not yet received their invi-
tations to the big smoker at the arm
DRY Tuesday night, April Is, should
call at the Y. M. G. A. for them. There
has been so much demand for these
invitations that each member has
been limited to three. All committees
have been busy. and Sunday morning
was spent at the armory decorating
with many flags, pennants and bur-
gees for the occasion Much interest
has been aroused in the address to be
made by Senator Coke, as he has re-
Gently been in Washington, where,
among other things, he took up the
matter of the Hawaii Naval Militia
with navy department officials. Sen
ator Coke is known as the father of
the naval militia bill