Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12

Honolulu Lodge No. 500. Loyal Or
der Of Moose win meet this evening
In Pythian haIl for regular business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Lambert Of
Honolulu returned from the Orient
this afternoon after quite an extended
trip.
The regular meeting Of Phoenix
Lodge viii be held this evening at
1880 In the han, corner Beretania and
Fort streets.
Work in the first degree at a spe-
ciaI meeting Of Honolulu Lodge No.
400, r. G. AM, will be held this
evening at 1880.
A part-Hawafian girl, Il years old,
has been turned over to juvenile court
officials pending the disposition OF
the case OF q man arrested Tuesday
afternoon by the police.
Eighth grade graduates who have
not yet received their diplomas ara
requested to call at the department
Of public instruction, judiciary build
ing, and get them.
DR.. T. e. Yong will conduct the
First Aid class at the Y. w. c A. for
Japanese girls over Is years old. The
class win be held at o'clock on
Friday afternoon.
A raid on q gambling game yester.
day afternoon yielded five arrests.
Those charged at the police station
were Silyino Rodriguez, Vicente Buen-
din, Antonio -Tepon, Lucas del Ro.
serio and Pedro Artez.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the orgaI!-
zation OF Spanish War Veterans have
postponed q dance which was to have
been held next Friday ct Mansfield
hall, Fort shafter. until week later
Friday, July 20.
The outrigger Club has secured the
pulmotor formerly at the MoanR hotel,
and persons desiring tc learn to use
II should apply to Joseph Stickney,
r. c. Mighton, C.. 8. Davis, p. L.
Weaver, H. =. Marsh or w. J. MacNeil
Miss C. Faulkner, who arrived in
Honolulu recently from the mainland,
has taken the management OF Hale
lKai Hotel at Waikiki. Miss Faulkner,
who has had wide experience In the
hotel business, plans to operate Q fam
fly hotel ~. -. III. 4 @-=r
Purser ]. p. Bourne Of the Shinyo
Maru. who Is passing through Homo
lulu today, says that business In Japan
Is very good. Especially are the ship
building yards busy. according to Mr..
Bourne. The work 10 going on all ct
the time, the men working In shifts
Madame A. r. Queyillon will give
sher second instrnction, IN french this
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Y. w. C.
A. Ali who wish to take advantage
Of the opportunity to learn the Ian
guage are requested to be on hand.
Each member viii be asked TO pay
Is cents for each lesson, the funds 60
/ Ing to the War Orphans In France.
In q letter read this afternoon at
the meeting Of the harbor board, A. G.
Wheeler, representing the board on
Hawaii, stated that the Hawaii Con-
solidated Railway Company has re-
ported that the sugar conyeyors at
Kuhio wharf are now complete and
has asked that they be formally &C
cepted. = 49,. ~.5e =. r. =
J. M. Corrie was yesterday awarded
| the contract by the constructing quar-
Itermaster to unload q million and .
/ half feet Of lumber, which viii be
used In the construction Of the new
infantry and artillery cantonment
quarters and barracks at Schofield
Barracks. Fl -. s.
Col. r. q. Ebert viii be the principal
speaker at the meeting Of the Business
Girls, Club Of the 7. w. G. a. on Fri
| day afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Co:
Ebert viii speak on the work OF the
Red Cross. A number Of Important
business matters win be discussed at
| this meeting. z@ -, Ill., y =
The English night school class OF
| the Chinese Oratorical Association
opened this week with 10 students
| Say Kan Lau, who has had much ex-
perience In teaching is conducting the
class. School II held on Monday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday even.
ing at the association rooms at "a Ku'
kue street. .~@
| Members Of the class Of Chinese
school teachers Of the 7. W. G. A.
were guests Of Mrs. Robert Williams
on Thursday afternoon Love and
Spirit IN the Home adopted from
Burns aCotters Saturday Night" wal
given. The next meeting viii be held
1 at the home Of Mrs. w. d. Wester
welt. At this meeting Adventures In
Life" the study Of Parsifal, viii be
given by Mrs. Westervelt, Miss Anna
Dram and Miss Evelyn McDougal.
Copies Of the Daily Postal Bulletin
receiyed IN today's mail by the Homo
lulu office Of the railway mail service
contain notice that the postal admin
istration Of Japan has informed the
postoffice department that In accord
ance with the Universal Postal Con
yention Of Rome, Japan has prohibit
ed importation Of all dutiable articles