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must be In" the x?VTemple by seven-fiftee- n. T. V

fifaftfr CalendarMONDAY .

Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, stax

ed, 7:30 p. m.

TUESDAY i

.Honolulu Commanders No 1,

special, uruer ip. m.

WEDNESDAYHawaiian Lodge No." 21, spe--

ciai, first degree, : SO p. m--

THURSDAYHonolulu Chapter No. 1, R. A.

M., stated, 5 p. m.Honolulu Commandeer No. l,special, Knight Templar de-

gree, 7:30 p. m.

FRIDAYLodge Le Progres No. 371.:

special, third degree, 7:o0

p. m.

SATURDAYLei Aloha Chapter No. 3, O.

E. S., stated, 7:30 p. ni. '

' SATURDAY iv ;

Odd Fellows Sihll

WEEKLY CALENDAR

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MONDAY j No 3.Harmony Lodge Regjlar meeting at 7,0Initiation. ;

TUElfceltio7Lodge No. 1. Regu-la- r

meeting at 7:30 p. m.

WEDNESDAYPacific Rebekah Lodge io. l.Drill 'earn meets at 7:3C p. m.

THURSDAYPacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1.

Regular meeting at 7:30 p. m.

Initation 61 nine candidates,followed by refreshments on

the roof garden.

HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1,

MODERN ORDER OF PHOENIX

Will meet' at their home, corner ox

Deretania and Fort street, everyThursday evening, at 7:30 o clock,

j. W. ASCH, Leader.FRANK MURRAY. Secretary.

ONOLULU LODGE 616, B.P. O. E.meets in meir uuion jZXoL, St. nearFort, every Fridayevening. Visitingbrothers are cor-

dially invited to at-

tend.tab TT. FIDDES. E R.

H. DUNSHEE. Sea

HERMANNS SOEHNEHonolulu Lodge, No. 1

Varsasmlungen in K. of P. Hallladen ersten and Critten Montaj:

Aug. 6 und 20, Sept. 3 und 17, Oct.1 unJ 15, Not. 5 und 19, Dec 3 und 17.

General Versammlung: Septbr 17.

EMiL KLEMME, Praes.C. BOLTE, Sekr.

MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, K. of P.Mets in Pythian Hall, corner Fort

and Beretania streets, every Fridayevening at 7:30 o"cIock. Visitingbrothers cord'ally invited.

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SIXTH DISTRICT

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1122. Yamashlro, Masa498. Gundersen Willie1354.. Pagaragan. Euaebio -

2437. Torres, Gilgorlo1585. Bernabe. Damian

Taba, Tenan .

982. Ishiara. Skoden v ;

507, Kokami, Iso ?

798. Bryant, Louis Manuei2064. Fong. Koon Lock2383. Fujimoto, Fusataro .

1328. Kama, Inamine1920. Grote. William Henry August1010. .Largosa, Sabas1736. ' Gonzales. Juantto Lowtey2516. Nagato,,Kunichi t301. Macadangdang, Venancia1378. Ferreira, August, ,Jr 5

1610. Reyes. Jose de laslsss. Ftgatoa, Joe v--;

2214. Falaban, Carlos496. Bagon, Rufino ,i;

1184. Tsuji. Inasuke y1321. Basan. Victor v,r ,

1092. Docola, Victoriano1239. Nakamura, Nihei1222. Ichlmasu. Tsunejlro ; .

2730. Higa. Kana1763. Gracladas. Domingo1216. .lacoba. Prlmo M.; '.2353. Kapunlar Robert152. ' Vales, siiUago' - .2020. SilvestreJ Paulino.

93; Nishjmoto, gadayosht1983. 'Maewa, .Kaeumoana

55 Dabirao, Domingo342.' : TAkata, Konichi1576. Bagaan, Pellcarpo2161. Flguerra, John541. Mondala, Marcelo , I

64.; Nakamura, Sanjiro;Onaga,636. - Fukuel ' ;

663.-- : Kosbiro, Snuran2589. Bendlclo. Candldo1246. "Nobosikawa. Loso .

2401. Knterbencion. Roman2626. Jlckain, Ceearlo-- . .1568. NakaUi Francis"1093. . Miraflora. Bonitasio103L Flocea, Alberto2838. Aglugub, TInioteoit8.' A bad, Lucas '2623. Kuhonua, Charlie181. Moreno, Lucas2075. Hashimoto. Kakutaro1478. Xlheu. KaenaJil ' ,643. Gaid, Selverio2490. Costa,- - John, Jr.922. Lomabao. Francisco825. Pelino, Ignacio

2539. Abes, Dpmingo .

1220. Maghillnan. Gavino645. Miyasakl, Dalsuki

Edalero. Misruel781. Baldes, Damasp2679. Yamamoto. 'Selchl1735. Soriano, Francisco2137. Henna. Shtnki- 2601 TO27002028. Ogusuku, .Kame '

1600. Kakane, Sadakichl2304. Jraha, Kame "2785. Lozano, Tomas1861. Shota. Suyematsu1791. Ikemoto, Yotaro131. Miami, Taro1657. Mana,i Kaleopeni2047. Quinio. .Perfecto

60. Yoshida, Shungo2118. Cruiz. Tipharimua2577. ""Kameyama, Tomoshlge

z. cameio. aiateo .993. Fu, IiO Yuet

97. Bong, In, Dong1271. Gushikuma. Koku1909. Tubilliha, Francisco1737. . Momohara. Yamato1547. Larita, Crispolo Dejan695. Ishihafa,, Shoke1829. Teopilo. Inis2173. . Kishmoto, Ichu2065. ' Luna, Alberto de1291. Shimahukuro, Noka1784. Cuan, Pedro357. Magali. Daniel394. Kuarom, Mariano1645. Gerbac, Juan857. Higa. Saboro224. Polende, Proceso811. Ha, Chong Ch.ee841." Malama, Robert2508. Yaka, Sojo2201. Dias, Matlo1973. Matayoshi, Taketa1786. Leandro. JoaO357. Mizumura, Donshi1380. Borges, John Rapozo921 Rita, Joe De Costa. Jr.1311. Guebrera. Leon -2144 Yuson, Ruflno1483. Un, Kim Kwang643. Tominoga, Kamezuchi1323. Oshiro. Kame2637. Mlnesblma, Sanzo

79. Mita, Jonathan Chozo764. Ana, Roman Santa .1171. Pasincia, Martin461. Inazu, Morishin1068. Iaranjo. Benito

282. Fujiwara, Kazuma436. Sanchez, Felicisimo"

741. : Kaneshiro Kamakichi206. Tajon, Posldio1138. Vlllaluz. Ignacio87. Takiguchi, Hitoshi

138. Murashike, Kumisuke2534. Fabor, Leonclo2148. Glrolchico, - Sakata107. 'CasUlo, Felix i

1551. Funakusht, Gi$o1235. Brum. Henry Costa2790. Sanchez, Anton624. Miyashiro, Kama1451. Sasaki, Masaichi1034. Chuchui, Toyoge2612. Dal, Tsunekichi1544. Romeon. Alberto Rosas728. Sakawai, Tosaku160. Hasegawa, Skachichl

62. Caspillo, Tibureio1411. Garcia, Elias Katacutan744. Kamosawa, Kunitomo1813. Nishino, Shinchi1120. Amorln. Frank Medeiros1840. Slangkita, Egaaclo2815. Alameida, Joe !

1406. Baudesto, Lorenzo1793. Ikehara, Kama2547. Gaco. Horkl2669 Peleiholani. Lawai2439 Gabriel,, John411. Kim, Chee Moon735. Jose, lkezekial2809. Hore; Katsuje :

923. Takasawa. Shegefufa1627. Salinas. Victoriano1429. Cordeiro, Raymond .

1516. Tiomera. Mariano1851. Ishikawa, Ushijiu1395. Matsura. Tpunetaro1557. Cruz. Bicente de la323. Batara. Mariano

1622. Kites, Fianciskd.Coba1945 Ogomorl, Jungo2648. Perieda Julian

Koche,12S4. Kingl f99. Miyahira,' Matsu

1213. Gonzalo. Fernando1259. Fernandez,. Cristino

, 2701 TO 28002391. Yogi, Sanda-i'.;- :1404.V. Hijane. Taru V - ,1206. iebke, Clarence David199. Hazelwo . .Harvey, Herman613. Goya, Nifia . . ..

1561. . Atakakl'Matsusuke ,

480. Dtea Andres2584. . AmnJa,' Joe : v1098. SaBa-n- . Pedro Ripollo517. Ridiha, Sotero -1966. Bker, Herman :

.2386. Aganon. Julian Baybado ,

959. Bonce, Alapio '.

2619. Paca, Alyandro ;195-7- . Greporia, Prmutiro2770. Wakayama, Suteso1204. Fooling. Albert i:dw i1238. Shiroshita. Jokichl1278. , Alidon, Bartolome2392. Iha, Sayei1838. Nakabayashi. Torfzo,1701. . Baldogo, Roman593. Espaho; Postino '

2202. : Kawamura, Masakel1136. - Morlmoto, Morltary833. Mendoza, Aurello239. Miyamoto,' Masao

57. Carreon; Modesto318. Arakaki, Kama:1951. Oshiro Tomilchl945. aldua, Antonio r

1176. . Bueno. Caytano v

2140. Manatad, Gerbaslo1681. Damasco. Jacinto1545. Olimpo. Felix Espaios965. i- - Natlbedad, Gregoro . .1130.' Yonetiura. Hajlme2204. PAskaeio. Orecoria

HONOLULU, STAK-BULLETI- N, MONDAY, NOVEMBEB 5. 1917:

LOT BAGGAGE

ATEIAMPA1T

taken to the NationaGuard camp by officers below gradeof major will be limited to 50 pounasin weight. This ' baggage will becompactly arranged in one bundleand conspicuously labeled with theofficer's name, rank and organiza-tion. Officers baKgase must be delivered to the supply officer at thearmory not later than 2:30 p.: m.November 9, 1917. No officers' bagKaee will be received after this hour.

Officers are urged to confine theirbaeeaee to as few articles as are absolutely necessary. A bedding roll.mattress, four sheets, three towels,two-pyio- cases, one looking glass,toilet articles, housewife, extra socks,one extra pair ? shoes and leggins,mosquito bar and shaving outfitshould be all that is required.

Enlisted men will have no extrabacsage allowance.

Surplus kit bags will be packed atth last drill previous to next Sundayand will be turned over to supply orfic-3- r marked with organization andregimental designations at armorynol. later than 2:30 p. m. naxt Friday

All organization commanders willsee that every man and officer undertheir control has an identificationtag and first aid pouch and packet,

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A meeting of the territorial grandiurv will be held at 2 o'clock weanesday afternoon in the judiciary building.

Due to the state of the weatherthere will be no concert by the Hawaiian band this evening, but therewill be a concert tomorrow eveningat Thomas Square.

The location of the rummage saletomorrow for the Mills Club has beenchanged from Miller street kindergarten to Miller street parish house, nextdoor. '

, .auflrttoy&a

Alleging extreme cruelty, Isabel SicLellan has filed in circuit court a.suitfor divorce from Albert J. McLellan.McLellan was recently acquitted of acharge af assault on his wife with aweapon.

A sample of dry land rice has beenreceived by the food commission from"A. Herbert Case, its agent on Kauai.The stand is an excellent specimenand was beginning to head when pulled about a month ago.

According to a report emanatingfrom Pauahi street Democratic head-quarters this afternoon, Cyrus T.Green has been appointed postmasterat Lihue, Kauai, to succeed L. D. Tlmmons, resigned.

Miss Mary Baker, general secretary of the Yokohama Y. W. C. A.,who has been on leave of absence tothe states, is the guest of the local Y.W. C. A. today. She expects to leaveon the next boat for Yokohama.

Mrs. James Russell, head of the Y.W. C. A. cafeteria, and Miss Channon,secretary, will leave this afternoonfor Kauai where Mrs. Russell willconduct a meeting representative ofair the women in Kauai on food con-servation.

J. Brooks Brown, a deputy collectorin the internal revenue department,has been named as assistant head

'

worker at Palama Settlement, sue;ceeding Wilfred R. Humphries, whohas gone to Russia for Y. M.C. A.war work. Mr. Brown began his newduties today.

One of the biggest Sunday crowdsseen in a long time went out to Kapio-lan- l

Park, the special attraction beingthe Hawaiian band under its new. di-

rector, R. H. Baker. A concert lastingtwo hours, and bringing many hurstsof applause, was given. These Sun-day concerts are to be given threetimes a month by the newly organizedband.

A communication read from CityEngineer Cantin to the supervisorsSaturday recommended that the workof the Spalding Construction Com-pany on Kalakaua avenue be finallyaccepted, together with the company'scertified check for $300, offered as aguarantee that unfinished workamounting to about $150 would becompleted. The recommendation pass-ed the Board of Supervisors.

Among the arrivals on the Matsoniawill be Mr. Huc-Mazel- et Luquiens, por-trait painter and etcher. He comesfrom New Haven, Conn., where he hasmade his home since returning fromParis in lfloo. While in Paris hestudied with Bonnat and entered theEcole des Beaux Arts by passing theregular examination for French stu-dents, one rarely attempts by for-eigners. Mr. Luquiens will accompanyhis mother who comes to spend thewinter v.ith her daughter, Mrs. Chas.S. Judd. ' - ,15:056. Yoshinaka, Ikutaro

1331. Poce. Victoriano196. Barreiri, Willie Souza1111. Fuju, Yoshio986. Odo, RiuzaburoIfill. Kenho, Nakamoto2712. Cansillar, Gilliermo2086. Kaneshlro, Heisho 1

1711. Corte. Manoel Da2675. Umetsu, Yosaku2341. Kai, Jinkicht1128 Larioza. Damazo2749. Morla, Rostlco2308. Munechlka, Kosaku ,1132. Adavog, Anastaclo '2532. Sadanaga. Yoneichi2216. Fernandes, Francisco Espln751. Biroy, Segario --

2501. Sonognini, Sylvester490. Sonza, Joe2084. Fukunaga, Nobuhlke "

2156. Soares, Manuel803. Mercado, Domingo1057. ' Tanaka, Glaki853. . Sonan, Kinshui628. I, George1477. Amantiad. Marcos2811. Nicolas. Pedro252. Iwai, Tokunaga1456. Imamura. Kishiro2530. Arao. Soicho1594. Trinidad. Comello2672. Tasal, Pancrasclo2475. Orrero, Benito331. tltamura; Konichi222. "TJeda, Shegero - ,729. Cho. Xee Cyuk1824. Macomber. Edward Papoka1765. Jala; Eugenio178. Delaser, Mateo'V . ; . r (Complete) .

mrs.

The Star-Bulleti- n

'received In today's mail the following '

self-exnlan-ato- ry

letter:' " ' ' .

' WAngelesCal.,Oct.23'l917; "; Editor Star-Bulleti- n.

--Ii . v

- .Dear Sir: On account 6t the numerous letters of sympathy I am re:

ceiving from my friends in Honolulu I feel that it is necessary for me to '

ask you to print a few statements to clear my name from this mixup in'

connection with the death of .Nurse Berg. If i had had any Idea what it ;

was all about I could have cleared It up long before this, but I trust yonwill attend to it for me at your earliest possible convenience -

'From the explanation I have received from-- Lieut. Portwich I know .

now that the' meaning in his correspondence was entirely misunderstood."':I am not a nurse. "

. ,

k I never in my life saw either Queen's Hospital or the Westernfront.- - - " ' -

.- , . - -v I did not write a letter to the Advertiser for . publication. VAfter I.received so many'Jetters from Hawaii asking.me to even return thereand defend myself, I wrote a. friend' (in the employ of the" Advertiser), --asking' for copies of their papers. ' , .

V What is-mor- e, until I received these inquiries along with clippingsfrom Honolulu papers I had never ven heard the name of one of thepeople who were connected" with the case. ... X ' s

Thanking you, Editor, for making this correction, also my. manyfriends for. their kind inquiries, I am, respectfully yours; "C- -

'" :V;!v::V:H' ; , Mrs. m. jay;: t

Spain Neutral,

Says Jananese

Minister There"Spain its government and Its peo

ple are very neutral. Both" the peo-

ple and the government want to maintain strict neutrality." Thus did MissI. Horigoutchi, talented daughter ofK. Horigoutchi, for the past five yearsthe Japanese minister to Spain, faitti- -

fully translate this morning from Span--

ish to uingnsn tne staieuients oi nrlather.

Then" ith a flash froni her expresslve eyes and a shrug of uer shoulders,Miss Horigoutchi continued:

"Yes. Srain Is neutral. Maybe soher people. But her government! Ah,not at heart."

There was a racial reason for MissHorogoutchi's evident desire to express her indignation for all who-wer- e

noc openly ne foes of the derarcersof Belgium, which was restrainedonly by filial duty.

Miss Horiffoutchi's mother is a Belgian and her training as the daughterof a rotec Japanese dipl' mat cannotconceal from tne observer that Bel-gium's wrongs are deeply feJt by her.

For a moment more Miss Horisout- -

chi became the person mterviewed."For three years now we ha ze iotheard from my mother's relatives.They were all in Brussels the last weheard. They mad be dead. Theymay have suffered a worse fate. '

Then her father Intervened In bnken English to repeat that Spain Isneutral, evidently fearing from the "ex.pression on His daughter's face thatshe was not exactly livlner un to herpart as an Interpreter for a diplomat.

When questioned further he saidthat Spain commercially was profitinghugely and that internal conditionswere good, despite infrequent strikes.Asked if lie thought Germany main-tained a submarine base on the Snan--

Ish coast he dismissed the i questionwith the remark, "Of that I have heardnothing."

Miss Horigoutchi says her fatherand mother were married about 30years ago In Brussels, when he was astudent there. After that they resided for many years in Japan until hewas sent to Mexico City as Japaneseminister.

Miss Horigoutchi is a distinctive Oo- -

cidental beauty, showing no trace ofher Japanese blood, except perhaps incomplexion. Of her powers as a lin-guist her father is proud. He told theHonolulu Japanese reporters that shespoke five languages fluently. Theseare Japanese, Belgian, French, Ger-man and Spanish.

Of the results of the Ishli missinnto the United States and the renorteddeclaration of a Monroe doctrine forChina by Japan, the Japanese diplo-mat refused to talk. He evaded it byiasking his daughter (to state she did',not understand "political subjects."

tfesmes nis adult daughter, MinisterHorogoutchi is accomDanied hv hiwife, small son and attaches.

DATES AT ARMY-WAV- Y "Y"FOR SAMMIES CONFLICT

Apparently there has been some misunderstanding as to the use of theArmy and Navy Young Men's Christian Association building for the va-rious clubs and organizations interested in te enlisted men. We wish tostatethat our building will be open toall such clubs and organizations at alltimes providing said dates do not con- -lict with other meetings or entertain

ments of this kind.The increasing number of these

meetings makes it absolutely neces-sary that arrangements for these datesDe made at our office as early in advance as possible. W. A. HORN.

Supervising Secretary.

As has already hppn flnnnnnrpil inthe Star-Bulleti- n, the territorial foodcommission is considering holding apublic; hearing to ascertain the reas-ons for the present high price of fishand its scarcity. When this hearingwill be held has not been determined,and it may be a month until ;the com-mission Is ready to begin. Iccordingto J. F. Child, federal food administra-tor, sufficient information and data onthe fish question has not" been securedand no hearing vrill be held until this

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Bladder weakness, most folks callit, because they can't control urina-tion While it is extremely annoyingand sometimes very painful, this isreally one of the most simple ailmentsto overcome. Get about four ouncesof Jad Salts from your pharmacist andtake a : tablespoonful : in a glass ofwater before breakfast, continue' thisfor two or three days. This .will newtralize the acids in the urine so It nolonger is a source of irritation to thebladder and urinary organs whichthen act normally again. ; ...

Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,and ismade from the acid of grapesand lemon juice, combined with lithia,and is used by thousands of folks wfioare subject to urinary disorders caused by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salts issplendid for kidneys and causes nobad effects whatever. r-

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RUSSIAN VIOLINIST IS :

VISITOR IN HONOLULU

- Max Selinsky, a. noted Russian dra-matic violinist, who has been touringthe United States for eight years,was an arrival on an Oceanic steam-er today from San' Francisco. Hepassed through here about a monthago on the Niagara, After making avisit to Vancouver, he proceeded toSan Francisco, where he decided tocome to Honolulu and give a numberof concerts. In one of the Red Crossconcerts given last year in Sydney,he appeared with Madani Melba andother noted-musicians- . He also hasa valuable gift presented to him bythe mayor of Montreal. Canada, forhis aid in helping to raise Red Crossfunds in that country early in thewar. V" ',

MRS. JENNIE ESKEWDIES AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Jennie Eskew, wife of Ira Es-ke-

of 1813 College street, died onSunday morning at Queen's hospitalafter an illness of about one month.The funeral will be held at 3 o'clockthis afternoon from her late resi-dence.'"

Mrs. Eskew was born in Meridian,N. Y., in 1870. She came to Honoluluin 1899 and taugLt in the Kamehame-h- a

girls school until 1903, when shewas married. She is survived by herhusband and two brothers,, and twosisters, residents of New York state.

m 0m tFinal disposition of the report of

Attorney Carl Carlsmith, recommend-ing that four-yearol- d Richard Smartreceive $11,050 a year Instead of $2000,may be made in Circuit) Judge Ash-ford- 's

court next Wednesday morning.

NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF LIBELAND TIM Z AND PLACE OF HEAR--

ing. m

IN THE CIRQTJTT COURT OF THEThird Circuit, Territory of HawaiiAt Chambers In Divorce. i

Waichl Nagai, Liberant, versus KeiOgawa Nagal, Libellee. :

The Territory of Hawaii to Kei OgawaNagal Greetings: 5 :

Know you that a libel fo divorceis pending against you in the CircuitCourt of the Third Circuit of the Ter-ritory of Hawaii, by which your hus-

band, Walchi ! Nagal, prays .: that .thebonds of matrimony now existing be-

tween you and her be .forever dis-solved upon the ground ihat ; you didin June, 1911, wilfully and utterly de-

sert him and the hearing r and deter-mination of said libel has been set be-

fore the Honorable J. W. Thompson,Circuit Judge of the Third CircuitCourt at Chambers in his c tirt roomin Kailua, Territory .of Hawaii, onSaturday; the 5th day of January, 1918,at the hour of 10 o'clock in fore-noon of that day or as soon there-after as counsel can be heard.-- , y ;y

;By the Court: - -

' JOHN HILLS :

Clerk of the Third Circuit Court6923-O- ct 22, 29, Nov. 5 12. 19, 26,

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