The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-23
BREYTTIES

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K. Yamamoto has been named chair
man of the Red Cross committee to
raise n fund Of 100000 for the Red
Gross. A committee Of ten Japanese
will be appointed to assist him.
Pleading utility to a charge of polyg
amy, Segunda Vicente, q Filipino wo-
man, was yesterday sentenced by Cir
cult Judge Heen to pay q fine of 800
and serve one day in Oahu prison.
A first lieutenancy in the sanitary
corps Of the army has been given to
Sergt Fred L. Sherry, formerly at the
department hospital, Fort shafter, who
left here for an Eastern post about
three months ago.
Reappointments made yesterday by
the Governor included! M. NJ johnson
as member Of the immigration board,
G. c. Conrad, district magistrate Of
Molokai and Edward Hore, district
magistrate of Waialua, Oahu.
Charged with an assault upon Mrs,
Karl Koclares, wife of an enlisted man,
David Hema and Hema Liilii, were
each sentenced yesterday by Circuit
Judge Heen to serve not less than two
years at hard labor in Oahu prison.
Succeeding Maj. +. A. Gluud, Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii, Capt. H. Good
ing Field has been appointed disburs,
ing agent, selective draft service. He
will hold this position in addition to
his present one of draft officer.
Twenty four restaurants which have
not been observing "wheatless day
were reprimanded by Food Admins
TRAITOR Child yesterday. On their prom
Use that they would observe the law
in future, they were allowed to con
tinuc business.
After telling the court that they en-
tered the vacant home of Judge Sid
ney BalOu because they were "curi
GUS two young white boys, members
of well known families, were placed
on probation by Circuit Judge Heer
yesterday.
| proclamation was signed yesterday
by Governor Pinkham taking the Isl
ard Of Kahoolawe from under the con
troll of the board Of agriculture anG
forestry. This places it, automatically
under the department of public land
of the Territory.
Narcello, a Filipino, was sentenced
by Circuit Judge Heen yesterday t.
serve term of not less than three
years in Oahu prison, after pleading
guilty to an indictment charging hin
with an assault on Maria Gonzales, ;
girl under the age Of fifteen.
A coroner's jury, empanelled b.
Sheriff Rose yesterday morning, brough
in verdict of accidental death II
the investigation of the killing Of Mas
sanori Kasai, a Japanese youth, kille,
in an automobile accident at Uppe
Fort Street last Tuesday.
Arthur Kaihi, an employee of tn
Lyle Shipyard Co. was arrested yea
terday morning by Detective Carte
and is held at the police station pend
ing an Investigation by Z the federt
authorities. Kaihi, who liz. twenty seN
en- years of age failed to register fc
the draft.
Capt. Frank Tuohy, Y. s. A., casu'
officer at department headquarters hs
corrected the first 1914 map, shown
the war fronts, to up to date lines, il
dicating in colors the position of tn
Allies and their position today, an
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on Fort Street, for the benefit of II
public.
George ]. Moa, charged with assau
! and battery on Manuel PachecO, hG
Y his case stricken in the police cou
q yesterday morning. Moa claimed TIL
. he was obliged to handle Pacheco rat
! err roughly, when he caught the latt
e committing nuisance against d
health of the rooming house in whit
they both lived.
Yamada, Teraoka, 1. Osaki, T. Y
+ mazda and w. Ioshida, were arrest
S yesterday by Officer Wills near Pea
q City and charged with selling liqu
without a license. When arrested, Z
Il defendants were found to have in tho
possession quantity of soda wat
q bottles containing wine. They are
ing held under $1,000 bonds.
u japanese citizens who have been a
e pointed members of an advisory CO.
lnittee on food conservation are:
Awoki, K. Yamamoto, X. Kawamu,
{ B. Matsuzawa, r. Murata, L. Ida,
E, Miyata, NJ. Sozawa, Fred Maxine,
10 Sega, r. Murakami, NJ. NegorO,
% Ishida and DR.. I. Mort The appoil
o ments were made by Food Admin
traitor J. F. Child.
e william Rhodes Hervey of Los A
geles, grand master of the Masons
y the jurisdiction Of California, will
. rive in Honolulu on Monday on
v steamer SOnoma. He is accompani
by party of four women and will
main in the Islands until May 7. !
trip here is for the purpose of a
ternal visit to the Island MasOns.
n City Attorney A. NJ. Brown has
nOunced his Willingness to present
TX the grand jury facts in connect
Or with the sale Of stock of the Mad
,f Mining Company which has result
~ in widespread complaint and ale
at tons of fraud. The city attorney 81
of he will take action if sufficient c
., dence is laid before him by those
terested.
An order of the circuit court CO
hitting Goo Wan Hoy, Chinese b'
II ness agent, to prison on charge
contempt of court has been sustain
gu in ruling Of the supreme court ha
as ed down this week. Hoy was char
- with contempt after it had been
:. tablished that he made way with
III document that had been offered IN