The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-02-19
BREYITTES


Jack Milton, head Of the Milton
Realty Company, was reappointed a
/ member Of the tar appeal court yester.
day by the Governor. Another reap
| pointment was TINT OF DR.. George
Herbert as commissioner of insanity.
Ruth Hutton Of 5Oe Jcott Street, San
Francisco, has asked the Honolulu post.
Office TO help her in locating Miss Bes.
sic Lawson. She says Miss Lawson Is
the daughter Of q Mre. Mann, who owns
sugar, plantation In Hawaii, r.
Rev! Archip syrbur has started a
class for the study Of the Russian Ian
nuage Mt the Palama Settlement, Civ
ing instructions to young people. from
four to sin o'clock in the afternoons,
and TO- adults from six to eight in the
evenings. The class Is open to all ma.
tionalities =, ~ h%A,l
Private sam W. HALEY, Machine
Gun Company, 25th Infantry, of Scho
field Barracks, has submitted a merit
orious Invention TO the federal governs
ment, the details Of which are not
nfnde public. It Is supposed TO be an
invention which win be Of military
value. ~ q lsaa& .>Z
Because his motorcycle ran into Sc.
gunde Gartia, q Filipino, near Fort
|ehafter yesterday evening, William J.
Smith, Company H, Second Infanry,
was booked AZ the police station last
night. The Filipino was somewhat
bruised about his right anlhe, but not
seriously, II is said at the emergency
hospital where he was treated. -. j !
Fong shiu Ping and three other Chi.
nese who were indicted Friday by the
grand jury on charges Of burglary in
the second degree, yesterday entered
pleas of not guilty In the circuit court
before Judge william II. Heen. The
quartette, IL is alleged, robbed one Yee
Sui Of $l7. The cases will probably
go to trial in the coming week.
Attorney E. G. Peters, guardian of
the Dominis minors, is given until Feb.
Tuary % to demur or answer in the
case in which Delegate Kuhio is at.
tempting to break the trust in which
the property of the late Queen Liliuo.
kalani is held and have her will set
aside. The stipulation in the case was
filed with the circuit clerk yesterday.
Following an invest gation conduct
ed by United States Attorney s. c.
Huber the case Of Madeiros, n Portu.
guese of Hilo who, Il Is alleged, failed
to turn in hig QUESTIONABLE as required
by law, is 70 be Investigated by the
federal grand jury. Attorney Huber
said the matter would be transferred
from Hilo to Honolulu for this PURPOSE.
Due to continued suffering from shell
shock, r, Hudson, a French soldier who
is here on a three mouths furlough,
tainted last night ut the Liberty Thea,
ter. He was carried into the open air
and soon revived, but the city ambu-
lance was called and he was taken
to the emergency hospital for treat.
ment, where he remaihed for half an
hour. Later he was able to 20 to his
quarters at the Moana Hotel unassist
ed.
The fire department was called to
S4S Kawaiahao Street. early last night
to extinguish fire which had been
caused by the upsetting or explosion of
a kerosene lamp. The lamp was left lit
in a house after everyone had left. The
name Of the occupants or the owners Of
the house was not aSeertained by the
fire department because there was no
one in the neighborhood who had the
information. The fire was put out by
neighbors who saw the flames before
the fire department arrived. q.