Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-20
no Lecture on Napoleon

TO Lecture on Napoleon
Frederick e. Leeper will lecture at
Eks hall Friday evening, January 27.
His subject will be Napoleon"
Telephone Bonds
Five Home Telephone company bonds
were sold on the Los Angeles Stock
exchange yesterday at So cents each.
Fancy for Hats
James Morgan was sentenced to serve
ninety days by Justice Chambers yes
terday afternoon on a charge of petit
larceny. 1t was said Morgan stole sew
eral hats.
Charged With Embezzement
G. A. Buckley, wanted in San Fran
cisco on a charge Of embezzlement,
was arrested at Second and Spring
streets yesterday afternoon by De-
tective Leon.
Bicycle Store Robbed
A burglar entered the Appeal bicycle
store on South Main street late We'd
nesday night by crawling over a tran
som. A large assortment of fine pocket
knixes was taken.
Had Lottery Tickets
Wong Tom, resident of Chinatown,
was fined $25 by Justice Chambers yes
terday afternoon because he was found
with lottery tickets in his possession.
He paid the fine and departed.
Fined for Battery
Leonard Hoyt was fined SIS yester-
day afternoon in Justice Chambers
court on a charge of battery, preferred
against him by his landlady. The case
was a result of quarrel over a board
bill.
Kicked by Horse
e. Master, driver for Demorth's gro
Gerry store, at Thirty-eighth street and
Maple avenue, was kicked on the shin
yesterday afternoon by the horse he
was driving and sustained a compound
double fracture.
Charged With Burglary
Gregory Ruiz. a Mexican, was bound
over to the superior court in Justice
Chambers court yesterday afternoon
on a charge of burglary Ruiz is ac-
cused of stealing clothing and jewelry
from a Japanese.
Funeral of r. H. TeaIe
Funeral services for Fred H. Teale
were held yesterday morning at the
residence of his parents 230 South Soto
street. Mr.. Teale died of pneumonia
at Fallon, Texas, January IL, and his
remains were brought to Los Angeles
for burial.
Young Peoples Social
The first young peoples social of the
Los Angeles Fellowship (B. Fay Mills,
minister) will be held this evening at
Masonic temple. Hugh A. Saxon,
monologist, will take part in the pro-
gram, which will be followed by dane
ing. Admission will be by ticket only
To Give Series of Talks
At the regular Sunday services at
Temple B'nai Birth this evening at
o'clock, DR.. Sigmund Hecht will be-
gin series of Friday evening talks
on Religious and Social Improve
ments.'' The Sunday service tomor-
row will be held at 1890 o'clock when
an expository talk on the current
scripture lesson will be given by the
Rabbi.
Mclvor- -Tyndali on "Power"
DR.. Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall has
taken for the subject of his Sunday
afternoon discourse at Blanchard hall
the coming Sunday Power" There
will be a special musical program, in
cluding piano selections by M. Jean de
Chadvenet, the well known pianist, and
q cornet solo by Master Tracy Hoag.
Miss Anita Vennum will play the vio-
lin. Reserved seats are or sale at
Bartlett's music store this morning.
FiIipinos to Attend College
Four young Filipino boys arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday to enter st.
Vincent's college. They were sent here
by the United States government to
enter the high school course to pre-
pare for service in the islands. They
come from different provinces of the
islands and passed examinations before
coming to this country which showed
them to be especially bright. They
will commence their studies the first
Of the week. Their names are Julian
Vallarta, Victoriano Yumum, Zacarias
Rocha and Limo It. Arreza.
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