Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-26
Issues Challenge

Issues Challenge
Frank Lory, jr., of $50 Maple avenue
has challenged DR.. Chapman and
others Of the "no-saloon" movement to
meet him in joint debate
To Address Liberal Club
Prof Howard Carleton Trip will
address the Liberal club at Burbank
hall Sunday night, his subject being,
"Jail Life in Los Angeles"
Reserved Seat Sale
The sale Of reserved seats opens to-
day at Bartlett's music store for the
lecture by William Walker Atkinson,
editor of the New Thought" maga-
zine. at Blanchard hall Sunday after
noon.
Wanted In North
Phillip J. Wheeler, wanted in San
francisco on a charge Of felony en-
bezzlement, was arrested by Detectives
Talamantes and Ritch on Broadway
last night. Wheeler will be held here
pending advice from San Francisco.
Diamond Medal Contest
A diamond medal contest will be
given this evening at the First Con-
gregational church under the direction
of Mrs. Alice Chantry Of Whittier. Six
young persons who have received sill
yer, gold and grand gold medals will
take part.
To Have Field Day
Saturday will be field day for the
Los Angeles grammar school pupils.
Various contests will be held on the
campus Of the U. S. C. Coach Holmes
will have charge of the program. One
of the features of the day will be a
10O-yard dash for teachers.
Child Study Circle Meeting
The Child Study circle Of the Second
street school will hold an open meet
ing in Masonic hall, corner East First
and Chicago streets, this evening. Prof.
Foshay and Miss Stoddard will make
addresses. A musical program will be
rendered and refreshments served.
Vote of Thanks
Al lHt ItCeII lllCCIiiS VI iocDi eiSte
Logan post No. 6, G. A. r., a vote Of
thanks was extended to L. E. Behy-
mer manager, and Frederick Neil
Innes musical director, Of the May
festival, for an invitation to the COM
rades and their families to attend the
rendition of Americana" May Is.
Escape From Custody
Charles Gorham and Richard Vernon
Of the Whittier Reform school es-
capped from the custody of f. A. White.
one of the officers of the school, We'd
nesday afternoon. They are alleged to
have gone to the home of their former
custodian early yesterday morning and
attempted to burglarize his house.
To "Loop the Gap"
The Zarrows, sensational cycle Won
ders Of the Barnum- Bailey show, who
have appeared as high priced vaude-
vile headliners for some years, have
just been signed for limited engage
ment at the Chutes. They will appear
for the first time next Sunday, pre-
senting the genuine looping the gap"
act, as performed at Coney Island.
Reception to Masons
The Southern California Masonic
Home association will give reception
for the Masonic fraternity, including
the Eastern Stars, at the new Masonic
home, formerly East San Gabriel hotel,
on Tuesday, May 30 The reception will
be held in the afternoon, beginning at
/ o'clock. Music, refreshments and ad-
dresses will be features of the recep-
ton. Several thousand visitors are ex-
pected to be present during the day.
"New Thought" Lecture
There will be a specially interesting
program at Blanchard hall Sunday aft
ernoon. William Walker Atkinson,
editor of the New Thought maga-
zine, and the most widely quoted of
all the new thought leaders, will ad-
dress the audience on the subject, "The
Majesty of the Self" DR.. McIvor-
Tyndall, who has made way for Mr..
Atkinson on Sunday afternoon, will
contribute some particularly enter
tanning demonstrations of his wonder
Iul pSyCHlC pOWcT.
League Elects Officers
At a meeting of the Voters league
held at Brent's hall last night the fol-
lowing officers, whose names were pre-
sented by a nominating committee,
were unanimously elected for the COM
ing year: William H. Avery, presi-
dent Hugh T. Duff, first vice presi-
dent; Frederick II. Rindge, second vice
president; Albert M. Stephens. third
vice president; George /. Cochran
fourth vice president; j. B. Irvine. sec
retary; Farley M. Johnson, treasurer
These. with fourteen others chosen last
night, compose the executive COM
mittee.
Balty More-Who is that man who Just
passed through the hotel lobby2
Calvert Jr.--Mr. Jones, from Missouri; but
he a mighty insignificant creature.
How so2'