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q LIST OF TEACHERS
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The department of public instruc
tion day mages pebUc the reaainder
of th list oC'tNC&cr appointed to
the ptbito schools of Oahu, the Brat
half of the lift having bean published
la the 8 tar Bulletin yesterday.
Toe appointments arc as folio wi:
MeKiniey High: M M. Scott. Miss
Clara C Pearson Mln Elllonore Tas
artex. Mitt Clara L. Zlegler, MiM
Letltla M. Morgan, Frank A. Canning,
'J Miss Sarah E. Mathews, Miss Katber
lne I Woodford, Wh. H. Kurzin. Mao-
rice G. Greenly. Paul A. McCaugbey,
Miss Helga Wlkander. Miss Caroline
Mitchell Mrs. Selma Kinney.
Kauai High: William C. Avery. Miss
Dorothy B. 8tendel. Miss Gertrude
Johnson, Miss Jeannette Searight
(private).
Maul High: Wilbur 8. Beeman.
Miss Mary J. Couch, Mias Mary Bar
ton, Miss Blanche Mast. Miss Anna
Karrer (prirate).
Hlle High: Prescott T. Jernegan,
Miss Esther Pomeroy, Miss Elizabeth
Foley. K. M. Barager. Miss Ethellnda
M. James.
Maemae: Miss Iwalanl K., Dayton,
Suggestions for
June Bride Gifts
I j. Tea Warm , '
Sterling Sllrer in Gift Cases
y VfqnltrpilUvw Glassware in
Italian Marble Statuary
, Ehlmatzl Bronze.' , --
Vales, Jardinieres, Bowls and
Incense 'Burners. -v
4. Community. Silver, always ae
ceptable ':''.'.. -
China Dinner Sett ' .
Beautiful New Service Plates '
: Oven Baking Glass la Silver
'' framea w ; v ;ry:
"i. " Electric Portables .
Cut Glass 5;,y '
: v This immense; Gift Store is
' the logical place to buy Wedding
Gifts.-:..?."... ,. :
V. 7. DInisnd & Co., Ltd.
Honolulu : ' Phono 4937
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FOB REMAINDER
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Miss Mary EBayUss. Mist Woon Len j
Lo, Mrs. Christine ramie. Mrs. SUa- j
beta GehT, Mias gn Vul L. K. Ing.
SMADEPLIBL
Royal: Cyril O. Smith. Miss May
Ogeo. Miss Jnilet Taner, Mrs. Lydla With the antval of one of the U. 8.
Soares. Miss Maria K- Piikot, Miss army transports at thfs port, it has
Mllle Morris. Mrs. Alice Brown. Mrs. been learned that a new position on
Helen R. Cummins. Miss Daisy Sbel- the troop ships has ueen created sines
don. Miss Mary Ah Ping. Miss Sadie ! the war began thit of captain quar
McLaln. Mrs. 8. H. Douglas. Miss Ada j termaster.
H. Lycett, Mrs. Maria Marcallino, Miss . On the tynsport now in port lua
Mapel Ladd. Miss Elizabeth L. ' Heen, j captain quartermaster is Capt HaroW
Mrs. Annie Awsna. Mrs. H. W. Flneke. V. Chambers, quartermaster U. 3. Re
Mrs. Ellen Vlckery, Miss Yun Tain 1 serve, who was until recently a field
Kau. Miss EmilJe Dunn. Miss Helen clerk in th Quartermaster Corps. San
Cnlhtirn fi Juliet Kau (Voc ). Clif- Francisco. He took the examination
ton H. Yamamoto (Voc.t. Mrs. Nellie
Hiserman.
Kauiuwela: Mrs. Isabel L. Creigh
ton. Miss Hattie Ayau. Mrs. Molile
Yac Mrs. Helen Bruns. Mrs. Lan Yin !
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Ton Sue. Mrs. William Anahu. Mrs
Gloria M. Lewis. Miss Margaret Bran
co, Mra. Angeline F. Nunes. Mias
Esther Ing. Miss Julia E. Snow, Miss
Fern Elder. Miss Rose Goo, Mrs. Rica
A. Serrao. Miss Ruth K. L. Ing, Miss
Shoo Tsin Kau, Jubilee Lukela, Miss
Julia Lee, Miss Constance E. Chang.
Miss Kate Mclntyre, Miss Thelma K.
Murphy, Miss Helen E. Tilleman. Miss
Josephine de Tuncq, Miss Annie L.
Pinho. Miss Virginia R. Castanha.
Fvaiuiani: Mrs. ixma u. v. rraser
Miss Mary C. Lofqvist. Miss Sallie
Trask, Mrs. Ida H. Knight. Mrs. Mary
Loo, Mrs. Lani A. McKenzle. Mrs. Rose
Kong. Miss Florence Lynch. Mrs.
Romana F. Faria, Miss Tokie Miamoto.
Miss Dieulinda C. Fraga, Miss Aimee
Mossman. Miss Elizabeth N. Ayau,
Miss Mabel Larsen, Mrs. Nora K.
Markham, Miss Emaa K. Franca, Miss j
Violet Perry. Mist Grace Chang. Mis.
Emaa Goo, Mrs. Mabel K. King, Mrs.
Mary Keller, Miss Alvina O. Ayau,
Mra. Emma Yee, Mrs. Ellen O'Brien,
Miss Fook Gin 'Tap, Miss Helen Goo,
Miss Annie Amana, Miss Louise K.
Bal, Miss Elizabeth Morrison. Mrs.
Martha. Moore. Miss Henrietta Smith.
M sb Annie Hohu, liss Alice Lee
Miss Lydla K. Kawalnul, Miss Emma
Lewis Miss Lucy Perry.
KallhMcjl: John K. Kasha. Mrs. A.
H. Olney, Mrs. Helen McPherson, Miss
Ruth Zane, Miss Nellie Amana, Miss
Rose Tolhert, Miss Agnes Klmo, Miss, Kinney, Miss Yin Kyau Chung, Miss
Palmyra H Rels. Miss Mary K. Achee.(ida J. Wehselau, Miss Margaret Shaw
KaUhJ-wsena: Isaac M. Cox, Mise Voc.), Mrs. Winifred Robertson, Mrs.
Olympia Soares. Mrs. Mabel Mahfkoa, ! Ella Al. Mrs. EmeJene Bourne, Mrs.
Miss Ahble Mahoe, Miss Esther F. ' Edith Souza, Koa Gora. Miss Anita
Sousa, Mrs. Belena F. Sousa-Helhush, wittrock. Miss Anna Ai Chang.
Mrs. Helen K. Steward. Miss Olive Kahuku: John' A. Perrelda, Mrs.
Clark, Miss Elizabeth a-Clark. Miss Esther Kekuku, Miss Emma M.
Carrie K. Norton. Miss Mary de Hame,
Miss Irma Kong. Miss Helen H. King,
Miss Daza Barnes. Mrs. Constance E,
Vivas, Msnuel 4e Corte (Voc). Mrs.
Helen N. White (Voc.). Miss Narene
W.EUIott.
Wahiawi: Mrs. Grace A. Lang;,
Miss Cora J. Harrison, Miss Minnie
Fukuda, Miss Calla J. Harrison;
Lellehua: Mrs. Viola L. Fuller, Mrs.
Laura C. Gihn.
Mokulela: Miss Louise Greenfield.
c Kawalloa: Mra Emily Naukana.1
Miss Matilda An. Quln. Mrs. Eliza Bur
roughs, Ilss Fannie F. Howe. ' V
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POSITION
IS CREATED ON
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in the administrative branch, passe 1
and was awarded his captain's com
mission. Captain Chambers takes the place
of the transport's quartermaster
. mil - . i m ...ill
agent. The position of clerk still
remains but instead of agent it is now
captain quartermaster.
In 1898 and 1899 Chambers served
with distinction in the Philippine Cam
paign, under tbe late "Fighting Fred"
Funston. He fought in 11 battles,
was wounded, and his bravery com
mended by his company commander.
Chambers served as Funston's inter
preter when the lata general went to
Manila.
SWORD AND CIGARETTE
CASE GIVEN TO FORBES
Maj. Charles R. Forbes, Officers'
Reserve Corps, who is now on his
way to San Francisco, was presented
with a handsome silver mounted
sword and a silver cigaret case on
h m.mfPlye8 f the PUbllC
G. R. Miller -of the drafting rooms
made the speech of presentation, ex
pressing the deep regard which the
givers hold for their superintendent
and wishing him all good things in
his military service. Forbes respond
ei in appropriate manner, thanking
hu empIoyeg for ttt
Walalua: Mrt. Minnie H. Church
hill, Mrs. Rose Alau, Miss Jennie K.
Stewart, Miss Martha M. Cowan,
James L. Awai. Miss Juanlta C. Spreck-
ens. Miss Oy Cum Loo. Mrs. Maude S.
Weaver, Miss Esther Kul Yin Ing.
Hauuta: Miss Helen Anaholani, Miss
Hattie Kama.
Kaaawa: J. P. Looney, Henry D.
Domingo.
Walahole: Miss Alice E. Mudge.
Miss Eliza English, Mrs. Edith F.
Berger.
Karteohe: Miss Carrie A. Thomp
son, Abel Cathcart, Miss Violet Wong
Wai, Miss Hannah Chang, Miss Eunice
Marshall.
: Kaltua; Akuni Ahau.
Wafmanalo: Mrs. Charlotte M. Low
den, MIsb Anna Salladay.
RAN
SPORTS
V' i
ARTIST DISPLAY
SOON TO CLOSE
Three days more will close the suc
cessful exhibition of the Hawaiian So
ciety of Artists la the Pas-PacUlc
building. Bishop square, and the com
mittee la charge urges the people of
Honolulu to take advantage of the op
portunity to, see and also to support
the movement Honolulu has many
advantages which attract the artist
and this society, through its exhibi
tion, will give everyone c chance to
show his work, but there must be
financial support. This society is a
great movement for Honolulu. That
j it is appreciated by the multitude is
apparent from the dally attendance.
; which has averaged 450 since the
opening day Saturday, June 2. The
people of Honolulu who make pur
chases at this exhibition are laying
the foundation for a continuance of
them.
SERGEANT HOUSE GETS
RESERVE COMMISSION!
Sgt William E. Hause of Fort Ka
mehameha has been commissioned in
the officers' reserve corps, having
been given the rank of captain in the
infantry branch. Hause wiir report
at Schofield barracks.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock is the date
set for local reserve corps officers to
report at Schofield. These men will
receive regular pay from date of be
ginning active service.- It is said that
they will be given intensive training
to begin with, but whether they will
be kept at Schofield is not yet an
nounced. WILL RENAME VESSELS
AFTER CLIPPER SHIPS
(AsiocUted Ptmi by U. S. Nsvii Commnnl.
cstlon 8rvtc)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13. The
six German steamers seized in Pa
cific Coast ports on the declaration
of war with Germany are to be re
cliristened with the names of six of
the clipper ships which made com
mercial history in the middle of the
last century, and carried the Stars
and Stripes into every worthwhile
port in the world. Despatches from
the East last night announced that
five of the German ships seized in
Atlantic ports have now been re
paired and have been leased to the
Italian government to carry food ami
supplies.
JORGEN JORGENSEN IS
RESERVE CORPS MAJOR
Jorgen Jorgensen, builder of the
Walahole tunnel, has received word of
his commission as a major in th3
United States army. Jorgensen has
bad previous military experience, hav
ing served one time as a first lieu
tenant In the Danish army.
Senator and Mrs. W. T. Robinson
and family of Walluku, Maui, who
have theen visiting in Honolulu the
past ew, months, expect to return
shortly to their home in the Valley
Island.
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KAUAI POLO TEAM, 1916:
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at 2:00 p. m. POLO at 4:00 p. m.
..t - " Seats Now on Sale atjtdChi Mll
ARM IS
SERIOUSLY HURT
IN AUTO CRASH
Sgt Dean, ltd Infantry, was serious
ly injured yesterday afternoon when
his motorcycle crashed into an auto
driven by K. Uyeda at the Junction of
the Puuloa road with the main road
to Aiea. Dean, who is wll known in
Honolulu as one of the provost guard,
is now in the Fort Shafter department
hospital with a fractured skull and
although tlie police- report he may
not survive the adjutant at the hos
pital says he is" getting along nicely.
According to J. G. Branco. motor
cycle policeman. Dean was coming to
town at a high rate of speed and
Uyeda was on his way to Aiea and
was just turning out of the1 Puuloa
road when the collision occurred.
NEW MEDICAL RESERVE
OFFICERS TO STATICS
Assignments of medical reserve
corps officers who arrived from the
mainland on the latest transport
were announced today at army head
quarters, as follows:
Department hospital. Fort Shafter
Capt. Frank Baldwin and 1st Lieut. J.
C. Alexander. Post hospital, Scho
field Barracks 1st Lieut. Harrison A.
Coleman and Forrest J. Pinkerton.
Ambulance Company No. 9. Schofield
Barracks 1st Lieut. Joseph P. deary
and George Wheeler Wilson.
ARMY ORDERS
Pvt. Isidore Botvinick, B Batter.,,
1st Field Artillery, has been ordered
sedt to Ft. McDowell, Cal , on the
first available nansport for oisch irge
cn account of fraudulent enlistmi ut.
First Sgt Ira Creceliu?, Supply
Company, First 'Infantry. aid First
Sgt. Harry Hainsey, I Company, 2nd
Infantry, have both been placed oo
the retired list of the army ana or
dered to repair to iheir respective
homes. Sergeant Crecelius is already
on the mainland and will be retired
at Fort McDowell. California.
STRONG GETS NEW RUGS
Three new rugs of generous dimen
sions adorn the offices of Gen. Strong,
his aides-de-camp, and of Col. McRae
at army headquarters, and visiting of
ficers from outside posts looked ad
miringly .at the purchases today as
they called, skidding lightly over them
to leave no tracks. Col. McRae and
Maj. Lincoln were on the "examining"
board which met to choose the three
pieces of floor furnishing, and they
declared today that even the annual
test i ides have nothing on the job for
strenuousness.
Just Arrived At May's
.Extra fine, new. crop, Brazil nutr.
Special price, 25c per lb. See window.
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MRS. FRED OHRT
presents The Young "Women's Christian. Association
Class in Dramatics in
"THE PIPES O' PAN"
A Wood Dream, by Sylvia Sherman
Punahou Grounds, Saturday, June 16, at 8 P. M.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
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