Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-06
LOCAL AND GfNfRAL

The Mothers Club OF Kaimuki will
Der :, at Liliuokalani school.
J. kaniau Evans has resigned as as
sistant purchasing agent for the city
and has accepted POSITION with {.
Brewer & CO.
There will be service firing on the
Schofieid target range by the LIST
Field Artillery today, in the vicinity
OF the race track.
Building permits amounting to $l44,'
714.4S were issued in August. this be-
ing s45.268 in excess Of the amount OF
those issued in July.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Free kindergarten and Children :
Aid association will be held at the
Library of Hawaii on Friday at $50
o'clock
Capt. Eugene A. Lehman, who has
been stationed at Fort SKATER. l3 now
at department headquarters in town
as assistant in the signal office de.
partment.
The Cooke library at Oahu college
will be open from s to l. a. m, Sep
TENDER to s, Beginning September
10 the library will be open from ) a.
m. to p. m.
Bids for furnishing the city with g
fire hydrants were opened at the OF
flee of the county clerk this noon as
follows H. Hackfeld c Co., S2p34.75;
Honolulu Iron Works, S2010.
The Valley school, located at Nuu
aun road and Pauoa road, which
includes the grades from the first to
the sixth, opens again for its fall
term on next Monday morning.
Our Presidents" is the title Of a
booklet being distributed by the Bank
of Honolulu. 1t contains picture and
short biography of each national ex-
ecutive. The flag in colors decorates
the title page.
The cooperation Of the department
Of public instruction has been promis
ed the woman's committee of the food
commission in food conservation
campaign to be conducted in the local
public and private schools.
Charged with second degree bur
glary, John Blossom and David kelau
u of cd nv, INV
in Circuit Judge Ashford's court We'd
nesday. They will be sentenced at
o'clock next Saturday morning.
Ernest Silva, who lives on Wilder
avenue, was brought to the Emer-
gency hospital with a badly cut fin
ger Tuesday night. The injury was
received when the knife he was using
to cut some wood slipped and dug INTO
his flesh.
Mrs. Jay C. Kuhns and little daugh-
ter left on the Maui yesterday morn
ing for a visit to relatives on the
mainland. She will return before
Christmas. Mrs. Kuhns is the wife of
Doctor Kuhns of Kealia plantation,
Kauai.
Mrs. Van Cleave, who visited i'll
Honolulu last spring and summer. is
critically ill at her home in Mime
| apolis, according to the reports re-
ceived by her sister, Mrs. w. w. Hall
| of Honolulu. 1t is not expected she
will recover
Three new fire hydrants are being
installed by the city in Kaimuki. one
at Waialae road and Kapahulu, an
other at Twelfth and Pahoa and the
third at Fifth and Palolo. Plans are
now being made to install four new
| hydrants in Waikiki.
]. B. Lightfoot has filed in circuit
court motion for the issuance of an
| order summoning A. K. Vierra, park
superintendent, and other officials, in
to court to show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt
of court. Mr.. Lightfoot declares the
| defendants refused to obey the man
dates Of temporary Injunction which
he obtained to prevent damage to his
home in Kaimuki through work on
Kaimuki mark