The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-01
BREYITIESn.

A meeting Of the Chautauaua Read
ing Circle will be held this morning, at
the parlor Of the Centfal Union Church,
at half past ten o'clock. All are vel.
come who wish to take up the work for
the year. gI.&BNEFE
The board Of health is to start a
general cleanup campaign in Honolulu
today, which will include a house to.
house inspection. The sanitary drive
is to be under the direction of Clifford
Charlock and E, J. Burkett.
Mrs G. Montague Cooke invites the
members of the Episcopal Guild
and Auxiliaries to her residence in Ma
noa Valley on Thursday afternoon at
half past three to hear Mrs. Maddux
and Miss Bentley, who are here in the
interest Of the Y. w. G. A.
Mary Garcia, convicted Of vagrancy,
and who is now under thirteen months
suspended sentence on this charge, will
come up for sentence this morning. The
woman, according to the police, has
relapsed into her former waywardness
since she was last released from the
city prison.
Excelsior Lodge No. l, I. o. o. F. will
confer the initiatOry degree on -four
candidates this evening. AS so many
of the young members are in the ser,
| vice the Noble Grand requests that the
older members come out in force this
| evening. Harmony members are
specially invited TO attend.
William Kealoha, Peter Kahonoe and
Charles Anui were found guilty yester
day of affray The three men partici
pated in a swipes party Saturday NIGH
which finished up with a three corner
ed fight. Kealoha forfeited ten dol
lars bail and the two other contestants
were fined six dollars each.
Emil Mora, a Filipino, was arrested
yesterday and charged with breaking
into a room in the Al Leong tenement
and rifling several trunks. The Fill
, pino is alleged to have secured loot t
the amount of forty.three dollars. H,
will answer to the charge of burglary il
the police court this morning.
Brigadier General B. H. Bowes anC
Maj. H. Barring Of the British army
who are en- route to the Orient, visited
the Honolulu Military Academy yes
terday and reviewed the student sol
diers there. At the conclusion Of tn
drill both Of the British Army officer
complimented the lads on their eficien
and soliderly trainingI
Silver ornaments which were takel
from the tomb of the late King Luna
lilo last year were returned to Deput
Sheriff julius Asch Saturday. The OF
naments were taken by two sailors i
the naval service who later were trans
ferred to Tampa, Florida, Deputy Asc
made a trip to Tampa the early par
of this wear to identify the stole
goods. The relics have been turne
over to the trustees of the Lunalil
estate.
A communication has been receive
by Governor C. J. Mccarthy from tn
interior department which says assu
ances have been received from the su
geon-general that the federal leprosy il
vestigation in Hawaii, is to be col
tinued as soon as a physician has bee
secured to take the position made v,
cant by the resignation Of DR.. H.
Holman. Doctor Holman resigned I
accept the management of the Queen
Hospital.
One of the men teachers who ha
been engaged by Superintendent H. v
Kinney to come to Hawaii, has write
that it will be impossible for him
get steamer passage until the end
1918. He says his booking has bee
refused by all the steamer agencies ar
his passage money refunded. He HI
abandoned all hope Of reaching Hawa
this year and believes this will be Il
similar experience of the thirty 9th
teachers engaged for Island schools wi
are still on the Coast.
c. P. Morse, shipping board repr
sentative in Honolulu, has been notifi
that for the present no more yout
| are to be enrolled for entrance in t
government marine schools for trainiI
l as officers. Up to the present time
2 has sent eighteen or twenty boys
y the school in California and there a
many others here who wished to ent
the school, he says. Coast advices 8
t they now have a waiting list of sever
p thousand applications for entrance
the cadet school.
Lyman H. BigelOW, superintendent
t public works, has returned from to
O of Kauai, where he went to hear op
ions as to where territorial harbor j
provements should be made. He cal
f back undecided as to whether to r,
n ommend that the improvements
made at Ahukini or Kapaa. Ahuk
has the best natural site, but Kap
e residents have good grounds for tn
9 claim that they should be given so
. kind of landing he says. He v
make his report to harbor eommissi'