The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
-BREVIFIIESTl

st. c. sayres returned from Hilo yes,
terday where be had been n the local
brewrry's interests. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson Of waialua
are giving Masquerade Ball at Hale.
iva Hotel on Saturday, May 25. The
entire proceeds win be donated to the
American Red Cross. '%,.,
The semi.monthly meeting of the ter
ritorial food commission was held at
the chamber of commerce rooms yester-
day morning, but adjourned without
transacting any business.
Postmaster d. III. MacAdam has been
instructed from Washington to fly the
Italian flag from the post office today
in honor of the anniversary of the en-.
trance of Italy in the European war.
An insurance policy for $50 900 is the
principal estate which was left to his
widow by Louis Barkhausen, former
Hawaii plantation man, who committed
suicide on March 10 in San Francisco.
Another asset is. a piece of property
at San Cruz valued at $500.
Kimona Kalaikflo, a Hawaiian, who
was aPprehended by the military guard
late Monday on charge of lettering
about the restricted zone Of the wa.
tcrfront and booked for the federal au
thOrities, was released yesterday, af
fer he was given a warning.
Felix Alexander, Fifth Company,
Coast Artillery, who qualified at the
last officers training camp, but whose
certificate was withheld until his citi.
zcnship was settled, has not been quail
fled entirely, and is ordered to report
at Camp Lee, Virginia, as an officer
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Charles Spillner, the Oahu Sugar
Company irrigation luna, who is charg-
ed with a violation of the Espionage
Act through disloyal talk, was released
from custody yesterday after furnish
ing a bond of $4,000. His hearing be
fore the United States commissioner
has been set for May 90.
The Legislature of Hawaii has issued
to memorial service in
memory of the late Queen Liliuokalani,
to be held Sunday morning at ten
o clock in Kawaiahao Church. The
invitations are issued in the name of
the president of the senate and speaker
Of the house Of representatives.
On Monday the Men s League Of
Central Union win hold an important
meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A. A noon
lunch. twelve to one O'Clock, with
good big feed for thirty FIVE cents A.
w. Palmer will give an illustrated talk
on 1.-THE Garden Cities of England -;
r. O. Matheson will make some signiG-
cant local applications, \ large at
tendance is expected.
The chamber OF commerce entertain
ment committee has made no plans for
the entertainment of Secretary of the
Interior Fraklin X. Lane and party.
Secretary Lane s wishes on this subject
will be sought Immediately upon his
arrival, so that whatever form the en-
tertainment may take 1t will fit in har-
moniously with his program Of business
and visits to the other islands.
Because A. S. Wilcox, Kauai cap
talist, is 50 dangerously i'll, a special
voyage of the Mauna Loa was made to
the Garden Island last hight so one of
his two brothers WHO Was iii Honolulu
might reach bis bedside. Drs, J. r,
Judd and r. L. Putnam, the latter a
ma iOr in the medical reserve corps, al
30 left on the Marina Eoa to attend
medical consultation - regarding the
'apita1ist s illness.
Despite the fact that President Will
son has issued an order making Oahu
dry, and congress has passed reso-
luton whereby booze is prohibited
from being sold on this island, the
police blotter was Yesterday decorated
with the names of Hattie Aukai, Eliza
beth John Shutshoff and All Chew,
who were arrested and charged by the
police with drunkenness. Others ar
rested were J. Ornellas, charged with
Needless driving; John Phi, vagrancy;
L. L. Lesmeister, investigation.
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