The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-23
BREYTTIES

Capt. John w simons has been or
dered TO report to the chief signal off.
Ger at Washington, d. c. for duty.
Col Charles q. Woodward is now
/ acting department adjutant in place
Of major Redington, who was injured
few days ago by fall from horse.
The request Of Police Officer G. A.
Willis and Lokalia Akona, charged with
statutory offense, for trial by jury
was granted by Judge Harry Irwin yes
terday.
The annual Founders Day reception
will be held Of the Kauikeolani Chill.
dren's Hospital between three and FIVE
clock next Saturday afternoon. The
general public is cordially invited to
| attend. .#E 4. ....
A number Of army officers left for
the mainland this week, including
Major Gallogley, former judge advo.
cate; Major Brooks, former aviation
corps commander, and Maj. stephen H.
Smith, medical corps %t
The Congressional Party win be
guests Of the Governor at the latter =
home on Prospect Street Friday after
noon from three TO five clock Gen
eral Wiser, U. s, A., and staff, and
Captain George Clark, U. s. N, and
staff win also be present.
George +. Low, formerly of Bishop
Bank, who Is now training with the
Royal Flying Corps at Toronto, has
written friend here that this life is
quite a change from his banking days
here, and he is getting used to mud
and rain and has no kick about the
r. +. Q. He said he had seen all the
Honolulu boys and they were all doing
| WELL
Funeral services for the late David
Lubi, the mounted patrolman who died
while on duty some time during the
night of Monday to Tuesday at Moiliili,
were held at four clock Yesterday af-
ternoon AT, the residence, 912 Ilaniwai
Street. Headed by Capt. NJ. l.. Need.
ham, police detail attended the serv.
ices and funeral, the interment being in
Kawaiahao Cemetery. e.
The suit for the recovery of alleged
damages against DIR. George Straub,
which was listed for trial Yesterday in
Judge Kemp's court, has been post.
poned indefinitely because of the no.
tice given by the board of supervisors
that the funds of the circuit court for
I the present year are exhausted. I'm.
less the curry is waived the case will
not be tried until the new year.
| The sum of $2,0000OO was transfer.
red by the territorial treasury to the
treasury of the city and county yes
terday and placed to the credit of the
general fund, the school fund and the
permanent Improvement fund. OF this
amount 100000 will be paid out to the
banks on Monday by City Treasurer
ID. l.. Conkling, and the registered war
rants which have been lying in the
banks for some time, will be taken up,
The petition in the circuit court ask.
ing that the allowance granted for the
maintenance of fOur-year old Richard
Palmer Smart be increased from $4,000
a year to 81 $50 will be heard in the
circuit court before Judge Ashford
next Monday, a continuance having
been granted yesterday. At that time
Attorney ID. l.. Wilmington, counsel fol
Mrs. Elizabeth knight, will be heard
regarding reasons why the increase al
lowance should be granted.
Miss Martha Chiekering, visiting
SecItIdTy ITOm INC IdClHC SOdsI lmHl
grafton, service of the Y. w. c. A, ad
dressed a number of Japanese women
who were the guests9of Mrs. w. d
Westervelt on Monday afternoon. The
guests were the studelfs lof English al
the Y. W. G. A. and The English classes
of Miss Julia Gulick ut the Nuuanr
Street japanese Church. Mrs. Tsu'
KishimOto translated her speech into
Japanese for their benefit. 3D.,
i Subscriptions made to the seconC
4 Liberty Loan through San Francisco
banks by Hawaiian corporations haV'
been officially credited to the Territory
according to word received by r. +
Stever,. executive secretary of the Lib
erty Loan committee. The letter, whiel
is from the offices of the Federal Re
serve Bank in San Francisco, highl.
compliments the local committee OF
their excellent work. The subscription
made through San Francisco were thos
of Alexander & Baldwin and c. Brewe
& Co., and tOtalled about a million an
half dollars. 3D. .s.