The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
BREYITIES

( Judge J. ?. Banks, assistant United
States district attorney, will speak at
the Ad Club luncheon at noon today,
Mrs, Myrtle stumpf will play the steel
guitar. ~ ...." Il.
The Crater Hotel Company has been
/ dissolved, and II b. Mariner. manager
Of the First Trust Company of Hilo,
/ Ltd, appointed trustee with full pow
ers TO settle affairs according to law. .
Sergeant First Glass George Hutch
inson, Company ,, Hawaiian Signal
Corps, has been granted fhrlough for
twenty two days from August s, with
permission 20 travel throughout the
Territory N."T
Minnie, the eight-montb daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon X. Hawai-
hoa of this city died aboard the Mi
kahala in Kaiwi Channel last SatuT.
day evening aud was buried on sun
day in Pauoa cemetery
Mrs. Lizzie X. AiOna, of Kanakanui
Street, Kalihi, passed away on sunday.
and was buried yesterday in Puea ce-
mctcry. She was forty-two years old
and native Of South Kona, Hawaii.
The territorial board of industrial
schools will meet at three o clock this
afternoon in Judge Heen's chambers,
at which time it is expected that the
board will award the contract for pine
apple planting at Waialee.
In letter to The Advertiser Mrs.
Becky Kawaiaea takes occasion to ex
press her gratitude TO the staff of the
insane asylum for financial aid given
her since the death of her husband,
f.. w. Kawaiaea. The husband was
formerly a guard in the institution.
Miss Ruth A. Benedict left in the
Maui last Wednesday for San Francisco
and will spend a month s vacation in
the mainland. During her absence Mrs.
J. l.. Boyce will act as secretary of the
Central Union Church and will be in the
office every morning from nine o clock
TO noon. |
Upsetting an alcohol lamp while
heating water in the Offices OF Doctor
Schumann,. corner Alakea and Bere- |
tania Strsets, and setting fire to
towel, one of the employees took alarm
and called the fire department out at
midnight. The fire was out before the |
startled employee returned from pulling
the box. E"
A thirteen.year-o Portuguese boy
was arrested yesterday by Joseph Leal,
probation officer, charged with shooting
a ten-year-old girl with an air rife. |
The shot lodged in the child s abdomen.
II is not known yet how seriously the |
girl is wounded and the boy is being |
hr1d. He may appear before Judge |
Heen in the juvenile court tomorrow
afternoon.
Jack Edwardson, known as the
" SAILORS friend" passed successfully |
his examination for a license to prac- |
tise law in the police courts of the
Territory before Hon. J. Wesley |
Thompson, circuit judge of West Ha
wall, last week. He returned in the |
MauHa Kea yesterday from the Big |
Island and is now ready to appear of |
fcially. as counsel in Judge Irwin IS
court. ... y ~ ..
With the special permission of the |
boprd of supervisors, w. u. 1Pletseh, of |
the Gospel Mission, will hold a series of |
and Sunday evening evangel ]
istic meetings in Aala Park, to which !
he invites especially the men of the
army and navy on Oahu. On>other eve
nings he will hold, from nine until
eleven o clock, evangelistic meetings at
the corner of iwilei Road and King |
Street. J..
The July report of the.igitls' indus.
trial school says that Ill girls are re-
naming in the institution at the end
of the month Four girls were receiv-
ed during the month, three were re-.
leased, and four were paroled. The in
dustrial departments Of the school earn.
ed $3.50 during July, according to the
report, which was read at meeting
of the board of the Industrial schools
on Friday. "a.