Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-29

Al daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas III. Clinton Of the United
States naval station at Pearl Harbor,
Tuesday. 4
The town Of Terni In Italy was
shaken by four earthquakes which
caused . panic and did considerable
damage.
The wedding Of Frank E Midkiff
and Miss Ruth Richards viii take
place this evening At the home Of the
parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Richards. ."
A daughter, who mas been christen-
ed Narcissa, was born Wednesday TO
Mai. Russell p. Reeder, c. A. c., Z. 3.
A., and Mrs. Reeder Of Fort Kameha-
meha. -
Z. FIatow, resident sales manager
of the Koppel Company, H. Hackfeld
Accompany, agents for the territory
Of Hawaii, has gone to the Queens
hospital for several days for slight
operation. ="
Motorcycle tools, taps, dies and
other property belonging to the late
Chief Mechanic Robert WenEel LIST
Field ARTILLERY, viii be sold at auc.I
ton tomorrow at headquarters Of
Battery +. The sale begins at 1880.
Charles r. GIIliland of the Hawaiian
lrust Company expects TO leave In the
Mauna Kea tomorrow afternoon for
Hilo, where Mrs. Gilliland is already
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Medeiros of Pleasant street. y
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City Attorney Arthur NJ. Brown was
to present tc the territorial grand jury
this afternoon the case Of Carl Hoft,
charged with granddaughter. IL was
also expected that the case Of q Chi.
nese, who Is alleged tc have commit
ted perjury, would be presented. !
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaspar Of Kona,
West Hawaii: accompanied by their
daughter and. son, left for home this
noon. They came down from Hawaii
TO witness the graduation of their son
Louis from SCI Louis College on Tues
day Of last week. *, ~
Mystic Lodge No. 4, knights OF Ply.
thias, meets this evening for the an
auals roiicall Of members as well as
election Of officers, followed by so
|cial. Every member Of the lodge and
visiting knight and brother is urged
to be present. ~ s.
The grounds Of the Catholic Mis-
sion, Fort, street, are already decorat-
ed for the benefit Iuau, fair and enter
tafnment TO be given there tomorrow
for the kalihi-uka orphanage. The
Hawaiian band win open the proceed
ings OF 10 q. m.
A preliminary hearing Of the case
Of Thomas Saffery, charged with Inn
uersonating federal officer and be-
lieved by the police to be the ring
leader OF purported gang OF black
mnilerss has been postponed until Eurs
Their notice, the government not being
quite ready to proceed. Saffery has
retained Attorney Leon Strauss as
counsel.
Although tomorrow ct o'clock the
period ends when Payments Of taxes
BY doctors, theaters show houses, II.
uuor HOSES, brokers and billiard and
pool rooms may be paid without be-
coming delinquent, { large number Of
payments are still due. 1t was said
this afternoon. Doctors seem espec
Tally slow this year In making pay
ments. Tobacco dealers are not re.
ouired to pay the usual taxes.
An entertainment for the Red Cross
81 Honolulu 70 be given by the Aloha
Temple OF the Shrine was Endorsed
by the advertising committee OF the
Chamber or Commerce Thursday. The
reason for the committees fndorse.
ment as opposite to similar requests
which have been turned down, - be-
cause every cent taken In win be-
tnrked over TO the Red Cross while
in the case Of many others only 81
certain percentage ID given. the rest
going for salaries and expenses.
Miss Doelinda Fraga, q teacher at
Waipahu, was married to John +.
Perry, connected with the Honolulu
Planning Mil, last night by Rev. Faith
er Charles L. Windels, at the Catholic
church at Waipahu. Mr.. and Mrs.
william @. Andrade were witnesses.
The bride IL q sister Of Sister Mary
Of the Academy Of Sacred Hearts, Kali
muki. The couple were given recep-
ton at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam G. Andrade. 1922 Alexander
street, after the wedding. They VIII
make their home IN the city after q
brief honeymoon outside Of Honolulu.