The history of today FEBRUARY 11

	Princeville Plantation advertised sugar and molasses in the Feb. 11, 1865, Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

1910: Congress decides to let the voters of Hawai'i decide whether a prohibition law for Hawai'i should be enacted.

1930: The Advertiser's new building at Advertiser Square and the new studio of radio station KGU on the roof of the Advertiser building are formally opened.

1930: The Kalakaua Avenue bridge across the Ala Wai opens to traffic.

1973: North Vietnam begins releasing American prisoners-of-war.

1988: Royal Elementary fourth-grader Jiezhao Li disappears while selling chili tickets to raise money for a class trip.

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