Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-23
LOCAL And GHVEIkl

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The Hawaiian band viii play for
the first time at Nuuanu park tonight
at 1880 o'clock
A meeting Of the Strangers Friend
society will be held at the Library
of Hawaii at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Mrs. D. H. Gienty has been charged
with operating an automobile without
having first procured a chauffeur's
certificate.
The regular meeting OF Phoenix
lodge will be held this evening at 1880
in their hail, corner Beretania and
Fort streets
Sheriff W. II. Rice OF Kauai was
appointed yesterday as the Garden Is
land member of the Hawaii Promo
ton committee.
Valentine L. Stevenson, editor of the
no Oil "uO 10 NJ" NA6IbAh6 ~
the city, will return in the Mauna kea
Saturday afternoon 70 his home i'll
Hilo.
Miss Nettie Lloyd of Whitney &
Marsh, who left in the Mauna Kea yes
terday morning, will spend a two
weeks vacation in Hilo and the Vol
cano of Kilauea.
Anothony Prastka, chief gunner, L.
S. n, and Mrs. Prastka of Pearl HaI-
Dor, welcomed at the department hos
pital, Fort shafter, the arrival of a
son last Sunday.
A. S. Medeiros, member Of the facul-
ty Of the government school at Maka'
wac, Maui, who has been in Honolulu
for some time past, expects to return
tomorrow evening.
Thomas H. Church, former member
of the board of harbor commissioners.
was a passenger in the Matsonia yes
terday for the mainland and expects to
be away about two months.
Bishop Henry Bond Restarick, who
has been in the mainland for some
weeks past, expects to return to Homo
lulu in the Maui, which is due here
next Wednesday from San Francisco.
Eight men. seven Of them Japanese,
were arrested for gambling near Pier
Is, late this afternoon. They were
Matsumoto, Mito, Tayama, Haroumi,
Nishigitsche, Kincho, Monte, Morita,
and Thomas Parker.
An inventory Of the estate of the
late Benton D. Mitchell, a resident
Of Honolulu for many years, has been
filed in circuit court showing it to
be valued at $4,000. Much Of the
property is sugar stocks.
Among the Honolulu boys who left
for the mainland yesterday to return
to school were Harvey Hitchcock, who
goes to Cornell and Dickson Hitch
cock, who will attend Hitchcock Mill
tary school at San Rafael, Cal.
Cornell s. Franklin, deputy attorney
general, left in the Mauna Kea yester-
day morning for Kohala, Hawaii,
where he will represent the Territory
in a number of tax appeal cases. Mr..
Franklin expects to return next Sat
urday morning.
David Naeole, a Hawaiian resident
of Moliliili, was arrested this morn
ing On a charge of malicious injury.
Iona, the neighbor of Naeole, cut down
some banana trees on the boundary
between the property owned by the
two men and the latter, claiming that
the trees we're his, swore out a war
rant against his neighbor.
Rosindo Relos and Aiesilio cleric,
two Filipinos, were treated for black
eyes last night at the Emergency hos
pital. 1t seems that one of the men,
bent upon doing up a Hawaiian enemy
in Moiliili, attacked the Hawaiian with
his companion after he had failed to
lick him alone. Even then the Ha.
waiian proved the stronger party and
this time did both men up badly.
Three drunken soldiers were arrest
ed last night. Sergeant William Pearee
Of Company G, engineers, was taken in
at the Puhale road in Kalihi by Of
ficer Joseph LII. Corporal Miles OF
Company NJ, 32d Infantry, was arrest
ed by Officer Albert Machado at the
Honolulu Chop Sui house last night
after the soldier overturned a show
case in the dining room. C. ]. Friend
OF Company D, LIST Infantry, was found
in Aala park with a bottle of wine in
his possession by Officer, X. Kaaha.
lama.