Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-01
local And GENERAL

H. w. Rietow is seriously i'll at his
| home, PaIolo and Nineteen tn avenue
Kaimuki.
Captain Patrick B. Stearns, 4th Cav
airy, has been ordered to the mainland,
to be attached to the signal corps.
A meeting of the territorial grand
jury will be held at o'clock Friday
afternoon in the judiciary building.
An application for dance hall at
Eva, to be run by Miguel Castillanes,
has been approved by the Board of Su-
pervisors.
All employees of the city and county
who go to camp with the National
Guard November 8 will be allowed full
pay while in camp.
Lionel r. A. Hart, who was convict
ed of embezzlement by a jury on Tues
day evening, will be sentenced by
Judge Heen next Saturday morning.
A dance will be given by the senior
class at the Normal School tomorrow
evening, beginning at Z. o'clock.
Kaafs Glee Club will furnish music.
George w. Hess, superintendent Of
the national botanical garden, Wash
ington, has been asked to accompany
the congressional party to the islands.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association will be held at the Library
of Hawaii on Friday, Nov. 2, at $3.50
a. m.
T. Y, Chang, native of Waihee
Maui, died Tuesday at Schofield
Barracks at the post hospital Of ty-
phoid fever The deceased was Chi
nese and was 25 years OF age.
Hosea Garcia, Charles Wishman,
quartermaster's corps staff, and Elmer
Rousseau, Company l., End Infantry,
were boxed for investigation at the
police station yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of Castle Hall, Punahou,
have invited their friends and those
interested in the school to meet Miss
Helen Spalding on Monday after
noon, November 5, from until G
O'Clock.
The usual calling day for Punahou
will be observed on Monday, Novem-
Der g. The ladies of Castle Hall will
be at home between and 6 o'clock
and their friends are most cordially
invited to meet Miss Spalding. -.
An appeal to the supreme court in
the case of Hermogomes Alcantara
recently condemned to death for first
degree murder, probably will be per-
fected toay, according to Attorney
Noa Aluli, counsel for the defendant.
Hayden avenue, in Kapahulu, is to
blaze in the glory of five new arc
lights, which will reduce the censump-
tion of kerosene in that part of the
city where the residents, in order to
see their way about at night, had to
Use oil lanterns.
The supreme court has handed
down a decision dismissing the ap-
peal of Jose de Souza, charged with
fighting, from the district magistrate
of kalawao. Defendant was found
guilty in the lower court and fined
S100. The appeal was taken on
points of law. .~-.
The fall rally of the Oahu Young
Peoples Christian Union will start at
o'clock tomorrow night with a sup
per at the Methodist Church, Bere-
tania and Victoria streets. About 200
members of the different Christian
Endeavor and Epworth League socie-
ties are expected to be present.
Instruction in the proper method of
giving the military salute will be held
for all companies of the national
| guard before they go into camp at
Kawailoa next month. Officers for
| this will be detailed to each organiza-
ton, A general cleaning of rifles and
other equipment will be had also.
Ben Hollinger is making a trip
around the island today, accompanied
by A. K. Vierra, schools and park su.
| perintendent, and Henry ]. Freitas,
whose term of office as city and coun-
| ty building inspector expired yester.
day. the purpose of the trim heins tn