Charles Kekoa Liu, 55, of 727 Kaiwiula St., who was born on the island of Hawaii, died at 3:15 a.m. Tuesday in a local hospital.
Friends may call at Borthwick mortuary between 6 and 9 p.m. on Wednesday and after 8 a.m. Thursday. Services will be conducted by Rev. Ayau of Kamakua Mau Loa church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the chapel of the mortuary. Burial will be in Kaahumanu cemetery. Continue reading
VOTE FOR
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE
FOR THE FIFTH DISTRICT
To bring life to the Country, take a chance on this Young Hawaiian.
SERVANT FOR YOU THE PEOPLE
(Kuokoa, 10/8/1920, p. 3)
Stanley K. Martin to Iwa K. Maele, Oct. 3.
John Ahuna to Mary Kahoopii, Oct. 4. Continue reading
D. Punihaole to Julia Patridge, Sept. 20.
Wilder Parker to Estrella Cockett, Sept. 20.
James K. Areia to Gertrude K. Lewis, Sept. 25.
Amana Ahlo to Rose Luke, Sept. 25.
G. W. Kealoha, Jr., to Rose Kahilipulu, Sept. 25.
Joseph Kalaukoa to Lillian Keawekane, Sept. 26.
William K. Kaleikini to Meleka Akamu, Sept. 26. Continue reading
E. Markle to Romana Keualani, Sept. 16.
Fai You Lau to Matilda Cordes, Sept. 18.
Joe Miguel to Kahauwanu S. Mahoe, Sept. 18.
Harry Luhan to Rebecca Nakanelua, Sept. 20. Continue reading
THOMPSON—HARBOTTLE
A pretty home wedding was solemnized Saturday night in Honolulu when Miss Irmgard L. K. Harbottle of 1821 Ala Moana, became the bride of Henry Thompson of the job printing department of the Star-Bulletin. Continue reading
Staly Kuaana to Helen H. Kolona, Sept 4.
Robert Kalama to Agnes Kuanoni, Sept. 6.
Wong Aina to Stella Kekuku, Sept. 8.
Akina Sing Joe to Mary Akina, Sept. 9.
Joseph Chock to Ellen F. Akui, Sept. 9. Continue reading
To John H. L. De Fries and Rebecca Kua, a daughter, Aug. 12.
To William Pualoa and Mary Kahakulani, a son, Sept. 6.
To William Kepano and Maggie Kealoha, a daughter, Sept. 6.
To Robert Kano and Katie Lepeka, a son, Sept. 7.
Samuel Nainoa Thomson to Imgard K. Harbottle, Sept. 4. Continue reading
“Now,” face forward, O Multitudes;
And vote for the Candidate from among you!
VOTE FOR
AS DELEGATE FOR US TO WASHINGTON
He is who you, O Hawaiians, can be proud to send back to Washington.
Rise, O Hawaiians, and vote for him at the Ballot Box.
(Kuokoa, 10/1/1920, p. 3)
DEMOCRATIC
REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATE
for the
FIFTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
EQUALITY IS MY PLATFORM.
(Kuokoa, 10/1/1920, p. 3)
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