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Strange are invited to visit the exhibit
of Ca1ifnia products al the Chamber Of
Commer building, on Broadway, between
First ar Second streets, where free infor-
nation III be given all subjects per-
tainingb this section.
Ruskl Art Exhibit
In Isponse to a large number of re-
quest the Ruslin Art club has decided
to osn the exhibit this evening and
MonAy, Wednesday and Saturday
everngs of next week.
Wolan Suffrage Lecture
Ms. Emily Burton Ketcham, member
of he national executive committee of
thwoman's Suffrage association, is in
tn city en- route to Portland to attend
tk national convention of the as
sciation, which occurs June 20. She
Ill address the local organization
tonday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Voman's club
Matinee at Burbank
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company will give a matinee perform
Iance of me and Nother," the comedy
drama that is driving so well at the
popular Main slreet house. Tonight
will mark the hst performance of the
play. The management announces
"Juanita of s9h Juan" for next week )
attraction, bginning tomorrow after
noon.
Dr.. bushnell to Speak
Rev. Dr.D. e. Bushnell of Alton, ILL.,,
will pread at the morning service to-
morrow the First Cumberland Pres
byteriarchurch. DIR. Bushnell is we'll
known n Los Angeles, having been d
formeFesident here. Rev. w. J. King
of Ohrd Miss, will preach at the
eve,ng service. Both clergymen are
refining delegates from the recent
cdvention in Fresno.
t. Vincent's Boat Launching
Much interest is being manifested in
circles in the launching
of the boat of St. Vincent's college this
afternoon at o'clock at Playa del
Rey. This is the first local college to
organize boat crew, the innovation
being due to the progressive spirit of
Coach Haggerty The boat, which is
thirty-three feet long was designed by
a graduate of the college.
Brotherhood Banquet
Company No. of the uniform rank
of the Fraternal brotherhood was given |
a banquet last night by Adjutant Gen.
eral p. A. Beck Lieutenant General
George S. Adolph and his staff, also
the line officers of companies one and
three were invited guests. The ban
quet was given by General Beck in
appreciation of the good work done
by the company in successfully defend
ing the trophy cup at the competitive
drill held in Temple auditorium,
April 2S.
Convicted
The jury IN the case against e. e.
charged with first degree
burglary, returned a verdict of guilty
N Judge Smiths division of the su-
Derior court yesterday morning, in
Guiding in their verdict their findings
hat this was a second conviction for
The same offense, bringing the defen
liant within the statute which makes
he minimum penalty for this offense
en years in the penitentiary. Sentence
mas not yet been passed upon him, but
he district attorney will ask that the
sentence be passed under the code.
Fine Musical Program
Music lovers, as well as those inter-
ested in psychological problems, will
ind rare treat in the program offered
at Blanchard hall Sunday evening.
Preceding DR.. McIvor Tyndalrs lecture
IN 1.-THE Secret of the Ages" Mrs.
Bertha Kendall one of San Francisco's
avorite singers, will render Bassini's
Ave Maria" Another musical num-
)er Of unusual excellance, will be piano
selections by Heinrich Won Stein, the
loung German pianist. who RECENTLY