Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-09
|I0AL And GENERk[
The EIks meet thIs evening.

The EIks meet this evening.
Lodge lie Progress, F. & A. NJ, has a
special meeting tonight.
Mystic Lodge, knights OF Pythias,
has special meeting this evening.
Eight Japanese arraigHed in police
court this morning for gambling were
discharged
The civil service commission win
meet Saturday afternoon for its reg
ular monthly meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Clark's lit
tie son, Billie, fractured his arm Wed.
nesday afternoon while playing.
George Makalena graced the con-
fines OF the jail for a while for too
much trouble with his wife He was
released by the sheriff.
A declaration of intention TO be
come an American citizen has Eeen
filed in federal court by Charles Rut-
kowski, native of Austria.
George Zieger and Ramon Rodri
CUES cooled off last night at the po
lice station from the heat of fistic
combat. Later they were released
Out of five defendants on the police
calendar for drunkenness only one
was fined. Three got suspended SEN
fences and fourth forfeited a Sc bail.
Taking the oath before Clerk George
r. Clark, Patrick Joseph Mclaughlin,
a native Of Great Britain, became
citizen of the United States in federal
court today.
Tickets for the benefit concert to be
given Saturday night at the Moana
Hotel for the Leahi Home are on sale
at the Territorial Messenger Service
office.
LieIt. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday Of
Fort Shafter welcomed at the depart
rnent hospital yesterday afternoon a
daughter WHOM they have named
Dorothy Ann.
Anton STANCE, confectioner, and
native of Guttstadt, <iermany, has
filed in federal court his declaration
CT intention to become an American
citizen.
According to the police blotter In
toxication is on the crest of the wave
in Honolulu. Eleven were arrested
Thursday afternoon and night and Fri
day morning charged with this Of
Tense.
Federal Judge Vaughan today over
ruled exceptions to the libel suit
brought by two Japanese women
against the steamer Korea Maru. The
case has been continued until March
10 for further pleading.
K. Matsumoto, an 11-year-old Japan
csc boy, came to the emergency hos
pital this morning with a painful
abrasion of the skin over one of his
ankles. He was hurt while playing
near st. Mary's mission on King
street.
Clarence w. Chadwick of Omaha,
Neb., authorized representative of The
Mother Church, The First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Boston, win deliver
free lecture on Christian Science at
the Opera House next Sunday evening.
The public is invited.
Traffic Policeman Sam Lehua is
temporarily disabled and on the lay
off list with painful touch of blood
poisoning in his foot. His place at the
intersection of Alakea and King
street has been taken for the time by
Policeman Robert Ahuna.
Clarence w Chadwick, C. S. B., who
is to deliver a lecture on Christian
Science in the Opera House on Sunday
evening is a member of the Board of
Lectureship of The Mother Church Of
Christian Science in Boston, and as
such is prepared to lecture on this
subject, only members of this board
having, this authority. The lecture
is free to all and is given by the local
Christian Science church for the pur.
pose Of giving accurate knowledge of
the teaching to any who may be inter
ested. The lecture begins at s o'clock
and all viii be welcome.