Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
sIayton Jubilee Singers

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slayton Jubilee Singers
Under the auspices of the st. James
church the Slayton jubilee singers will
give a concert at Simpson auditorium
Saturday night.
Army and Navy League
The Army and Navy Republican
League of the state of California,
branch No. /, will nominate and elect
officers for the ensuing two years this
evening at 5t7 South Broadway.
J. r. Newberry Acquitted
J. r. Newberry was acquitted by a
jury In city Justice Roses court yes
terday. where he was tried on the
charge Of selling butter without a
weight mark attached Mr.. Newberry
was accused by J. n. starr of the dairy
inspectors department
Burglars at Work
Burglars entered the home of F. G..
Foster, 315 West Eighth street, at an
early hour yesterday morning and stole
some articles Of clothing Some small
articles of iewery were stolen from the
home Of Miss NJ. Woods, 347 South
Grand avenue. Monday afternoon.
Five Chinese Are Deported
Five Chinese under the sentence of
deportation were taken to San Fran
cisco yesterday by the United States
marshal. They will be sent to China by
the first boat. Three of the Chinese
had no certificates and the others had
certificates which were alleged to have
been forged.
Knights of Columbus Initiation
The Knights of Columbus will initiate
a class of seventy-five candidates into
the three degrees of the order Sunday,
November %, at Forester hall. w. f.
Hampton. grand knight of the local
council. recently visited the home of
Columbus in Genoa, from which place
he sent greetings to the local knights
Files Bankruptcy Petition
C. lombard, lodging house keeper
of 737 Castelar, street. filed a petition of
bankruptcy with the clerk of the United
States district court yesterday after
noon. His debts are all secured by
mortgages and the total amount is $613
The value of his assets is given as $125
and of that amount Sis is claimed as
exempt.
Had Money in Bank
A. A. Harding, arrested by Patrol
man ]. j. Murphy Thursday evening on
the charge of passing worthless checks,
was arraigned before Police Judge
Chambers yesterday afternoon and en-
tered plea of not guilty. His trial
was set for Nov. IA. Harding says he
failed to erase the word First on the
First National bank checks that he
passed. Harding had money in the
Los Angeles National bank.
Gospel Temperance Meeting
One of the greatest gospel temper
ance meetings of the year will be held
Sunday evening in Blanchard hall under
the leadership of Francis Murphy. The
subject will be Daily Bread,' and T.
Weisendanger will preside. Addresses
will be made by Baron Gottliebson, SON.
in-law of Governor Pico, and Col.
Henry Higgins. The music will he
under the direction of ]. w. Eccelston,
and Miss Stevens of Hollywood will
sing.
c. D. Willard Resigns
c. d. Willard, a member of the state
normal school board, sent his resigna-
ton as a member of that body to Gov
ernor Pardee Wednesday. The person
mel of the board at the present time is
as follows: John Wssson, president;
DR.. Lewis Thorpe, Richard Melrose, ].
II. Braly, and Governor Pardee, eX
officio. 1t is believed that George !.
Cochran, treasurer of the Conservative
Life Insurance company, will be Sc
ected to succeed Willard.
Comes for Force
Dr. j. f. Force, who was arrested in
Pasadena by the local detective force
on the charge OF being a party to an
insurance fraud in Hennepin county,
Minn., will start for Minneapolis Sun
day to face the charges brought by the
grand jury. Yesterday Sheriff J. w.
Dreger of Hennepin county started for
Los Angeles to take Force in charge,
but if present plans do not miscarry
the accused man will leave before the
sheriff arrives Force will return un-
accompanied.
Y. w. c. A. Week of Prayer
The annual week of prayer observed
by the Young Woman's Christian asso-
citation throughout the world will be
observed at the local association rooms
with special meetings each noon at 1890
o'clock. Following are those who will
have charge of the different services:
Monday, Miss Mary c. Cunningham;
Tuesday, Mrs. E. r. Smith; Wednes-
day, Mrs. u. D. Mathuss; Thursday,
Rev. William Horace Day; Friday,
Mrs. Anna S. Averill; Saturday, Mrs. F.
A. Dewey. Mrs. Margaret Bottome will
speak Thursday evening.