The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-20
BREYITIES

Thomas Nichols was treated at the
emergency hospital last night for an
incised wound Of the left thumb.
Kan Su YIN was taken to the
emergency hospital last night suffering
from an abrasion Of the right leg.
George Wilson, X. Matsuo, Hirayama
Asa and Fujikawa were arrested last
night and held pending investigation.
Lua Lono was taken TO police head.
quarters yesterday afternoon, and after
being examined by DR.. Aver was held
as supposedly insane person.
Captain Frank J. Riley, First In.
fantry, U. 3. A., has been granted a
leave under exceptional circum-
stances He was called to his home
in Boston, Massachusetts,, on business.
A petition for divorce was filed in
the circuit court yesterday by Mrs.
Mary Dawson against Harry Davi.
son, on the ground of non.support of
her and their four children.
After pending nearly two years, the
case Of Foster l.. Davis, former local
U. $. court clerk, was nolle pressed
in the federal court yesterday at the
ihotuhOC VI ChiNtu 1fotattb AttOihtg %
G. Huber.
Following his recent return from the
mainland, Percy M. Pond, membee of
the district exemption board, yester-
day formally notified Major f. J. Green
that he had taken the oath Of office
for service. E,s
DR.. J. B. 8. Pratt and Fred ohrt left
yesterday for Waialua, where they will
make an investigation Of the water
supply. The typhoid situation at Scho-
field is now considered satisfactory, as
the cases are under control and no new
ones have been reported
A tour Of the Territory in the inter.
ests of the school garden will soon l.,
made by Allan Herbert, who will repre-
sent the food commission on his mis-.
sion. He will also give information to
homestead gardeners. He is making
the tour at his own expense.
DIR. Victor A. Norgaard is seriously
i'll in Washington, ID. c., according TO
cahlegram which has been received
by Arthur III. Rice, president of the
board Of agriculture and forestry. Doc
tor Norgaard, who is the territorial
veterinarian was expected to return to
Hawaii in a few weeks.
NJ. S. Goodhue, son Of DR.. L. S. Good.
hue, will leave on the next boat for
the Coast to enter the aviation train
ing camp at San Diego. Mr. Goodhue,
who was recently member Of the ma
tional guard, has already passed mis-
examinations and is eager to learn to
fly that he may serve his country in
the fight for Democracy. E<l
Petra Dream, a Filipblo woman, was
taken to the emergency hospital yester-
day morning and treated for scalp
wounds She was picked up on the cor
Ter of King and Beretania Streets
where, il is believed, she had been
knocked down by wagon or automo.
bile. The wounds were not of a serious
nature, and after pr. Al vi had dressed
them she was allowed to go. ~
Judge Charles s. Lobihgier, United
States judge Of the district court of
Shanghai and president of fhe Ameri.
can Bar Association In the Far East
was entertained in Honolulu recently
before his departure on transport
Judge Lobingier was returning from a
meeting of the supreme council of
Scottish Rite Masons. While he was
in Honolulu the visitor was entertained
by prominent Scottish Rite officers
among them t. H. Petrie, A. +. Wall
Walter Coombs and J. F. Fenwiek, al
a luncheon at the Country Club.