Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

| The annual convention OF the Anti
Saloon League Of Hawaii will be held
at Kawaiahao church this evening,
from to O'Clock.
The Kalfhi-uka orphanage viii give
q benefit fair, luau and entertainment
Saturday. The Hawaiian band will
play.
John F. Haley, collector of internal
revenue for the District Of Hawaii,
has been Ill the past two days and
unable to attend his office.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. l, I. o.
o. r., meets this evening for election
of officers and initiation OF candt
dates, followed by social and refresh
ments In the Roof Garden
Abaristo Eyousorio. Filipino, having
served one-third Of his one-year sell
tence for a statutory offense, was pa
rolled yesterday. He has been doins
his time in the North Kohala Jail, Ha-
wall.
| Governor Pinkham has notified Jack
Milton of the tax appeal court that
F. F. Fernandez and s. s. Paxson
have been appointed to serve with
him On the court. The two places
have been vacant by resignation.
Moses Kaniho, who was serving
sentence in Oahu prison for a statu.
/ tory offense, was released yesterday
by Marshal Smiddy in the federal
court, upon taking the poor mans
oath.
The road between Cashier and
Schofield is lighted by incandescen;
electric lights, put up by the army.
The lights were turned on for the first
about three miles.
A luau and fair will be held next
week at the Catholic mission on Fort
street for the purpose Of raising
money for. the Catholic orphanage in
Kalihi. The Hawaiian band will play
/ and there will be plenty Of good things
to eat.
The Graduate Nurses Club Of Ha-
wall will meet at the Library Of Ha-
| wall at $3.50 Monday night, July 2, to
see pictures DR.. Games Judd took dur
ing his work IN France and to hear
a lecture ON them. All interested ara
invited.
i A summer efficiency school for Sun
day school teachers will be conducted
In the Mission Memorial auditorium
| by the Hawaiian Evangelical Assoc
alton each Sunday morning at $50
O'Clock from July to and including
September 2.
The fire department made a run this
morning to Emma and Lusitana
being prepared by contractor for
street covering boiled over. A lively
blaze started, but was extinguished
by the chemical
Bids for a fill behind a bulkhead
wall on Pier 2, Honolulu harbor, will!
j be- opened at 2 o'clock this az.
4 teiiloon at the meeting Of the harbor
board. Approximately $4,000 cubic
yards OF earth are to be placed in the
I'LL.
A petition was filed in circuit court
today asking that the Guardian Trust
Co. be appointed special administrator
Of the estate of the late Giles H:
tGere. The estate, which includes per.
sonal property, real estate, and q life
insurance policy, is valued at about
s11,500.
i John johnson Of this city and Miss
Collia Kaula Thoms of Greenville,
South Carolina, were married last
Tuesday by Rev. Kong Yin Tet, pastor
Il OF st. Peters Chinese Episcopal
i Church, the witnesses being T. M. Kon
and Joseph c. Fatt.
Up to this afternoon a total of 44a
applications had been received at the
territorial land office for the Kappa
land drawings, to be opened on july
lis. It is expected that applications In
the next few days will bring the total
close to the 900 mark
Suits for divorce have been filed III
circuit court as follows: Cecilia
Sharpe against Robert w. Sharpe, al
legged non-support; Rufina Reverb
against Juan Reverb, alleged non-sur
port; NJ. Lamamoto against H. Yana.
moto. alleged non-support.
A. M. Louis, 14-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ. Louis Of Pauoa.
i died at the Queens Hospital yester.
day morning and was buried during
4 the afternoon in Nuuanu Cemetery.
i He was Z native Of this city and a
student at the Pauoa government
school.
1 K, Izumi, editor Of the Yoto, q Japa.
nese monthly magazine, will be host
i 70 about 1000 Japanese and Caucas
i ians at the Tokiwaen tea house, Nuu
i anu street, the afternoon Of July
i The entertainment viii be in celebra
ton Of the first anniversary Of the
establishment q Mr.. Izumi's maya
i zine.
i w. H. Cummings and Miss Margaret
4 Heaton as one couple and G. A. Wal.
i ker and Miss Gertrude Holt as the
other tied for first prize in the dance