Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-05
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OhIoans' Japanese Social
The Ohio society will give Japa-
nese social at the next regular meet
ing in Blanchards hall, Monday even
ing, April TO-
Zionist Picnic
The young Zionist association and the
Ahabath Zion, two local Zionistic So
cieties, will hold a picnic next Sunday
at the Seal gardens.
Celebrates Birthday
Friends of Nelson Holloway, 156 West
Thirty-seventh street, helped him cele-
brate his fortieth birthday Monday ev-
ening. An elaborate supper was
served.
Spanish Dinner
On Friday evening the Congrega-
tional union will give a banquet and
Spanish dinner at $3.50 in the church, at
which feast DIR. c. II. Patton will be
the guest of honor.
Comes After Prisoner
Deputy Sheriff Rhoades of New Bed
ford, Mass, will arrive in Los Ange-
les today with warrant for w. Bis
ben, wanted in the east on a grand lar
ceny charge. Requisition papers have
been issued.
Diamond Ring Stolen
A diamond solitaire ring, valued at
@o1 h0roa nf NV
J. Reisdell, 149 South Avenue Fifty
eight, several nights ago. The loss
was discovered yesterday and reported
to the detective department.
Anti-saIoon Lecture
At Masonic hall this evening the Rev.
Erwin S. Chapman, superintendent Of
the anti-saloon league, is to give an
address on the "War Against Saloons
in Los Angeles" The event is under
the auspices of the Los Angeles fell
lowship.
Poker Game Raided
Officer Tom Zeigler raided a poker
game, conducted in the rear room of
building at 442 South Broadway, Mon
day night, and arrested three of the
players. The men gave bail In the
amount of $12O, but failed to appear
and answer the charge of gambling
placed against them.
Twisted Pigeons Necks
Mamie Mcfarland, young negress,
was fined s5 by Justice Austin yes
10
charge. She was found in the rear
yard of the residence at 1145 Pico street
yesterday morning wringing the necks
of several pigeons and then putting
the birds in satchel.
Held to Answer
Benjamin F. M. McVey, a negro, was
held to answer to the superior court
on a charge of assault to murder in
Justice Austin's court yesterday morn
ing, and his bail fixed at $500. McVey
is charged with having struck a ne
gress over the head with hatchet
: during an alteration over the pay
4 ment of a debt.
Dlsturbs Religious Meeting
Robert Davis carpenter, living on
East Fourth street, was sentenced to 60
days in the city prison yesterday by
Justice Austin on charge of disturb
ing the peace. Davis was prosecuted
by Captain ]. c. Fox of the Volunteers
of America. Fox testified that Davis
had, for the last few months, been
breaking up meetings at the volunteers
hall by loud and profane language.
Mother and Daughters Tried
Mrs. Mary Jones and her two daugh-
ters, Helen and Flora, were found gull
ty of maintaining a disorderly house
by Justice Austin yesterday afternoon
and will be sentenced this morning.
The mother will be tried on charge
of keeping a minor in a house of III
repute. Her 10-year-old son, Arthur,
was found in one of the rooms of the
Lawrence street house when the OFF,
GERS raided It.
Merchants to Dine
'Whither are we drifting PA glimpse
in the commercial future of Los An
geles," will be the subject for discus
sion at the dinner to be given on the
evening of April 10 by the Merchants
and Manufacturers association at
Levy's. Papers win be read by II. w.
Frank, f. M. Coulter. ID. A. Ham
burger and Frank Simpson. There
promises to be a very large attend
ance at the dinner, which will be served
at 6 o'clock