The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-04-20
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(Ffom Wednesday Advertiser)
A son was born last Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas X. McGrath Of Kai'
muli
John Williams, wen known on the
Big Island, died on April Z al Paukaa,
old. -
Harrison Teller and Doctor O'Day,
recently returned from the mainland,
left early this morning on fishing trip
to Knena Point IN the launch Sea Scout.
Supervisor Daniel Logan presided at
last nights meeting OF the board Of ui-
pervisofs in the absence OF Mayor
Lane. Supervisor AHA was also alb
sent.
George Gray, English billiard cham
pion called here last night en- route to
australia He Is accompanied by his
wife TO whom he was only recently
married. ,
A handsome surf-board will be sent
to Los Angeles for exhibition in the
California building, on the steamer
Mani this week. The promotion com.
mittee decided on such action at a
meeting yesterday afternoon. "a
The Hawaii Promotion Committee at
a meeting yesterday Afternoon reiter-
atcd its Intention to get behind and
keep behind a movement, urging the
Legislature TO carry out its promises in
the matter Of roads TO HaleakaIa, Mani,
and Kilauea, Hawaii, as well as other
scenic points.
The Great Northern Is bringing eleven
distinguished women from Montana,
who are coming here on a lprotracted
visit following campaign organized
by tfThe Montana American The
Hawaii Promotion Committee win
guide the visitors to beauty spots and
places Of interest
A partial report was made by the
federal grand jury yesterday morning
An indictment was returned in the case
Of Salvador Hernandez, charged with
violating the White Slave Act. Defend
ant is alleged 70 have Transported vir-
GINA Ferfias, in this city for the pur.
pose Of prostitution and debauchery.
John Quart and A. Fernandez, two
Portuguese employees ut Cation NeiIl &
CO.. foundry were badly injured by the
explosion Of a cast-iron moulder yester-
day. They were Immediately taken to
the emergency hospital, where they
were found to be burned about the fdce.
Both, men were taken to The Queens
Hospital.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
G. Larsen was arrested last night and
held for Investigation.
+, Frederieks was arrested yesterday
on q charge of drunkenness.
Tony Correa was taken to police
headquarters yesterday and held for in
vestigation. ff ~
According to the police record John
Teves was arrested yesterday on a.
charge Of larceny ffs (.
PC Beamer Hilo MERCHANT plans a
two months visit to3 his home in
Brownsville, Texas.
\ Regular business meeting Of Olive
Branch Rebekah Lodgei,I. Or F.
this evening at half-past seven.
The Festival Of Pele, which was to
have been held by the Pan Pacific Club
May 20, has been postponed until June
H. Kamehameha Day.
The regular meeting of Phoenix
Lodge will be held this evening at half
past seven in their hall, corner Bere-
tania and Fort Streets.
The Puunui district Neighborhood
Circle Of Central Union Church will
hold its gathering at three clock this
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
James d. Dole, 63l WyIlie Street.
3 Aviation institutions mot connected
with the army or navy are not eligible
Tor Federal aid, according to circular
just issued by the war department. The
circular also points out that the initial
cost Of equipment instruction is more
than $4,000, which does not include
a repair shop and essential spare parts.
The second meeting. of the leaders
council win be held at the Young
Women 3 Christian Association this af-
ternoon at quarter to Eve. The lead
ers of girls clubs throughout the city,
the teachers of Bible school classes of
girls in their teens, and others who de-
sire training for such service are cor.
daily invited.
There win be no public band concert
tOnight. The Hawaiian Band win play
at seven o. clock tonight in the Gold
Room of the Alexander Young Hotel
for Speaker Holstein's biennial dinner
TO the members of the house of repre-
sentatives, at which the Governor, !.
President Chillingworth and the legis-
lative members Of the Press will be
the specially invited guests Of honor.
TX.