The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-11
BREVFfIESb:

Harry Chiffon, charged with assault
and battery had his case nolle pressed
in the police court yesterday morning
Kim Sal Hoon, a Korean convicted
Of an assault on a Chinese hoy, was
fined 800 by Judge Heen yesterday
morning.
While bewing out some joists h"
was using on carpentry work at Per
IS, Thomas Al, a Hawaiian, cut deep
cash in his right foot, which had to
be dressed at the emergency hospital.
r. J. Wynne, an assistant Of DR.. il.
Clemmens, dentist, was arrested yes
terday by Detective Harry Lake on
an information charging him with prac
Using dentistry without license. The
information was sworn to by Deputy
City and County Attorney c. :. Davis,
A quorum not being present, the
special meeting of the board of super
visors was called of yesterday after
noon The matter of settling upon the
| appointments to FIJI the vacancies Oc-
casioned by the NATIONAL gnard being
called out, win be taken up at the regu
lar meeting Tuesday night.
All of the former soldiers Of Aus
trian or German descent, who express
ed their desire to be discharged from
the service rather than to fight their
couutrymen in Europe, will leave soon
for the mainland. There are about
forty of these soldiers Of Teuton ten
denotes who were given chance to
leave the army, and who are to he sent
to the mainland by the government.
Annie Ahoo, a resident of Buckle
Lane, was arrested by License Inspector
Hutton yesterday and turned over to
the Federal authorities charged with
making and selling swipes. After given
| a preliminary hearing, she was releas
ed on $500 bail. According to Hutton
the woman is an old offender and has
been making practise of selling swiPe'
TO soldiers.
r. Une, Japanese, who shot and kill
ed John Figueras last Sunday at kw'
when Figueras is alleged to have beef
trespassing on the property Of une'
employer, st. John Gilbert, will b.
called upon to . answer charge o
manslaughter that has been filed agains
him A verdict given at an inques
that was held yesterday was that Fl
gueras was shot and killed by tn
japanese.
Movement of the outside Islam
. troops of the National Guard to For
Armstrong will begin before the en-
of this week, and continue Throughout
next week, it is reported. The troo
movement will be handled nearly Ell
tirely by the Inter Island steamer X
lauea. The first of the outside Islam
guardsmen to be brought here will com
e from Kauai, and the next from Kahr
t lui, Maui.
Mrs. Kim Tong Ho will Civ
demonstrations at the Territorial Fa
| at ten clock Wednesday and Frida
morning in weaving dainty and neee
sarv articles Of wearing apparel wit
a hand loom. Mrs. Kim Tong Ho b
c came proficient in this useful art a
q ter finishing a course of domestic SC
ence in the University of Wisconsin
The demonstration win be given in Il
t building devoted to Hawaiian man
features, which is presided over
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane,
= Lieutenant Andre 'Brun Of the Gel
J. brated "Twenty-third of France" W
:. visitor to Honolulu yesterday.
4 has been retired from the French mi
tarv service for wounds received
e the West Front and is on his way
If Shanghai where he intends to go ba
10 in the banking business which he
u serted in 1914 to fight the Huns.
IT is the wearer of several medals &C
% ferred on him for bravery, incfudi
5 Msda GrG far Be sraSSlS the 'NS LEGION
lie Honor, and the Serbian Order of
White Eagle.