The herald., 1894-12-16
Places Bar. Tenn. Max tenn. w'd w ther
Whv do the would-be American peo-

pie oppose the A. p. A.?
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Scientist Fanny Green, 352 B..
Broadway.
The Associated Charities has list OF
about 150 families in the city VINO are III
sore need OF assistance.
For q holiday etsrtisr, Desmond's
special $3.50 hats have been cut to ~
for this week only.
Can you as an American afford to keep
out of the A. P. A.?
Twenty colored converts will be i'm
mersed at the First Baptist church at
l 80 O'Clock this afternoon.
.Dr. Schesinger. the wonderful test
medium. at New Music hall this after
noon and evening. See church notice.
The free labor bureau has about l50
applications for employ ment daily. Halt
of the applications are transieDts and
they decline to register.
Do You know what the A. P. As
mean? Lectures every Sunday evening
at Illinois hall at 2 80. Short addresses
by prominent speakers next Sunday.
Officers Stephenson and Harris made
o raid on q Chinese lottery den on Los
Angeles street last night and captured q
lottery conductor named Ah Gauy.
Pianos tuned and old pianos made as
good as new, by N. Borchers. late with
Stenwny & Son and A. Weber. at
Fischer's Y sic House, 427 South Broad.
way.
Pasadena yesterday contributed four
Rgrants to the county Jail to serve 10
days. They were Dan Hane. Thos.
Sw eensy. John Shoemaker and John
Burns.
Rev. A. G. Bane will preach at Trinity
Methodist church south. 522 Broadway;
IL a. M, Cnristisnity's Demand on
Christians; 7:30. pm, Revivals, Good
and Bad.
Y. W. G. A. gospel meeting, 107 North
Spring street, at 3 :45 today. Mr.. G. A.
Keyser will speak upon Some Aspects OF
Faith. Bible class at .. m. All
women are earnestly invited.
Jack Wilde, who says he peddles
every thing from lead pencil to por~
ous plaster, was arrested yesterday
afternoon for selling his wares on
Spring street without the proper
license.
MIR. Frank Neubauer Of the Imperial
ladies' that he has remodeled his hair
dressing and toilet parlors at 224-226
West Second street, after the designs of
M. Rochet of Paris, and is now prepared
to offer the finest ccommodations in ad-
dition to the most artistic workmanship
in all branches.
The sermon today al st. PauPe church
will be of specisl interest. The rector
ohoo in tho Iha
Church and the Bible; in the evening
upon Romanism and Catholicism. In
the morning Miss Jessie Pandyham will
sing at the offertory, and Mrs. Washing.
ton Berry in the evening.
Lordy. lordy, look a here. Club l, No.
19. B. f. Sanborn, at Nadeau barber
shop club 2, No. Is, II. r. O'Bryan, las
South Broadway; club 8, No. II, A. R.
Mcintosh, 235 South Hill street, with
Gurney Cab company. Nice Christmas
presents from Webster Tailoring com.
pany, 1l3 West First street.
simpson NJ. f. tabernacle, on Hope
street, near Seventh ct. cable. DR.. @. @.
Mclean, the pastor, will preach today,
both morning and evening. The chill
dren's nursery will be open. Parents
who wish may leave their children dur.
ing the service in the care OF careful
nurses. Seats free every body welcome.
meeting of the New Era society of
Associative Interests will be held today
at 80 p. ~. at the Blanchard -Fitzger-
aid hall, 1131a South Spring etreet, to
promote plan OF corporation in busi-
ness and social life. A prompt, prac-
tical and effective solution of the labor
question on nom political grounds.
What shall l give him for Christman?
is a question that most puzzles the
brains of millions. The nearer Christ
mas the greater the puzzle, but present
giving becomes more sensible each sue
ceeding Christmas, and this Christmas
the people of Los Angeles have all
decided to go to Desmond. in the Bryson
block, Tor everything they need in hats,
neckwear, hoisery, gloves, suspenders,
etc., etc., because Desmond is showing
his herculean strength by selling all
holiday goods lower than they have
ever been sold before.
Santa Claus, assisted by Palmer Cox's
brightest and cutest little brownies, will
give unique Xmas entertainment in
Simpson tabernacle next Friday night at
Z 80. A choice programme has also
been prepared, in which Mr.. ]. Martin,
Mrs. F. l., Foller, Misses Lula Pieper,
Gertrude Drury, Maud Mclean and
Wilkie Gilholm and others will take
part, assisted by the Sunday school or.
chestra under the direction OF Mr.. VAL
entine. Admission free. Collection
during the evening. Everybody, and
especially children, cordially invited.
Cathedral. Solemn high mass at
1880 a. m. The music is msss in D, BY
Legeal. Miss Alice Canning will sing
the Agnus Del solo. The Cathedral
choir consists OF good vocal ouartette
and q chorus. Today is third Sunday
in Advent. The offertory piece is to be
selected. Vespers at 7 80 p. IN. and
sermon by the Right Reverend Bishop
Montgomery. concluding with benedic-
tion OF the blessed sacrament. A. g.
Gardner, o.ganiGt.
The assembly room OF tha Los Ange.
les Business college was filed Friday af-
ternoon to witness the moot court, III
which one Of the young gentlemen stu
dents was accused of embezzlement.
The prosecution and defense were con-
Quoted by professional attorneys who
fought the case strictly according to the
rules of law. The jury, consisting OF
students from the high school, found the
defendant guilty IA charged, snd he was
sentenced to suitable term in durance
vile.