The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-06

Fake Woman To Be Deported-
Two persons, who were married in
Honolulu on July 8 and who have
been residing at Eva, are to be de-
ported. Both are men. The wife"
wears women's clothing, ear rings, has
his hair long and done up on top, and
generally, acts as a woman When
arrested by the police they gave the
names of ~Soregorso Lorozio and Be
nita Oclo.
Japanese Scientist Will Visit Kilau-
ea-Dr. F. o. Mort, famous Japanese
volcanologist, has arrived in Honolulu
to take part in the Pan-Pacific con-
gress. He will proceed to Kilauea
crater when the congress adjourns on
August %.
Fewer Picture Brides - Official
figures show that picture bride
travel to Hawaii declined in the year
ending June 30. Total arrivals were
S4S as against 1917 last year. The
strike and heavy bonuses, allowing
Japanese to go to Japan for their
brides, are believed the causes for the
decline.
School Land Assured-Negotiations
are practically completed for the addi-
tional 700 feet of land for the McKin-
ley high school project off King street
Honolulu near Victoria.
Kuhio Sells Property-The territory
has closed a deal for three pieces Of
property in Waikiki bought from
Prince Kuhio at a price of SIG, 900 out
of the appropriation made by the last
legislature.
Mrs. Moses Goes To Europe-A
cablegram received here from Dad
Center says that he and Mrs. R. 7.
Moses are aboard the transport to
accompany Helen and the other Olym-
pic team swimmers on the trip to Ant
werp. The ship sailed yesterday.
Crap Artists To Get go Days-Thir-
ty days Imprisonment for all crap
shooters or spectators at the games
was the edict of Judge Lightfoot last
week, after four raids made by the
police in Honolulu in one day.
Belgian Families May Come -
Father Charles, of Eva plantation,
now in Belgium, will seek to bring
Belgian families here to be perman-
ent workers IN sugar plantations, ac-
cording to advices received.
To Vote On Bond Issue-The pro-
posed bond issue for Honolulu for
sewers and other public works will be
put up to the electors, according to a
decision made by the supervisors to-
day when they found that the largest
item was $1,000, 900, in a total of ST.
10000, for a trunk sewer in the Wal
kiki district.
Fined On okoIehao Charge - j.
Monde of Papaaloa, North Hlo, was
fined $500 and costs in Judge Poindex-
ter's court, Saturday. He was charg-
ed with transporting okolehao, Monde
pleaded guilty some time ago to manu-
featuring the same beverage.
w. F. Hebron Dies In San Francis
COW. F. Hebron, a kamaaina bust
nessman of Honolulu, died on July rs
in San Francisco according to cable
advices. Mr.. Hebron retired from
business in Honolulu about five years
ago and removed to San Francisco in
prominent Mason.
Inter-lsland Plans Big eoat-Ac-
cording to the Hilo Post-Herald, c. P.
Morse, assistant manager of the Inter
Island company, states that plans are
under consideration for building n
steamer half as large again as the
Mauna Kea for the Hilo-Honolulu run
Mr.. Morse is quoted as saying that
the company expects a heavy increase
Of travel in the next few years due to
the development of the tourist trade.
Helen Moses Fouled-The account
of the 100 meters swimming race in
New York recently, as told in the
New York Times, of July IL, says the
Ethselda Bleibtrey fouled two girl
swimmers in the event, THE most
conspicuous victim was Helen Moses,
of Hilo, who. at the 50-yard mark was
forced out of the race because of the
collision with Miss Bleibtrey. Miss
Moses, because of the Interference
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