Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-29

the east, will preach tomorrow at
Christ Episcopal church.
Telephone Bonds Sold
Five bonds of the Home Telephone
company were sold on the Los Angeles
stock exchange yesterday at S6 each'
and ten shares of the Home Trust
company stock were taken at $4S.5O
each.
Evangelistic Service Monday
A good cheer meeting will be held at
II a. m. Monday at the First Methodist
church, to which all are invited, es-
pecially the workers and those inter-
ested in the evangelistic work as well
as the clergymen.
Will Celebrate Saints Day
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians will have a mass
celebration Wednesday morning at s
o'clock at the Cathedral of st. Vibiana,
in honor of it's patron saint, st. Brid-
get Rev. William Lonnergan will be
celebrant.
Liberal Club
Los Angeles Liberal club will hold
Paine anniversary meeting at Burbank
hail. 542 South Main street, this even
ing. There will be speeches by F.
Sutherland and H. C. Jacobs, followed
by an oration by N. M. Griest. Music
by Prof. J. S. Scott.
Examination Postponed
The examination of r. H. Baldwin,
who is charged with having forged the
name of Milo NJ. Potter of the Van
Nuys hotel to an order for books and
then collected the commission on the
order, was postponed yesterday morn
ing until February 8.
Progressive Club
Our Saloons, Laws and Doctors
will be the topic selected by the Pro-
gressive club tomorrow afternoon at
2:45 o'clock. Excellent music and de-
bate will as usual be attractive feat
ures of the program. The meeting will
be held in Liberal hall at 1211s South
Broadway.
Failure to Provide
c. F. Rosner, a mechanic, was dis
missed from a 20-day sentence in the
to court, where a charge of falling to
support his children was made against
him. He was suspended for a month
on trial. Divorce proceedings are pend
ing against Rosner in the superior
courts.
New Charge Preferred
A second charge of forgery was pre-
ferred against Manuel Machado yes
terday morning in Justice Chamber $
court. Machado was held to the SUI
perior court several days ago on a
charge of forgery. Since his sentence
he has been charged with having
forged a check last summer, under the
name of Castro.
Flowers at the Broadway
The Herald last night received from
the Broadway Department store a
great bunch of beautiful carnations,
to be worn "in memory of our martyred
president, Vim. Mckinley" The Broad
way, with it's customary enterprises,
distributed many thousands of these
beautiful flowers to their customers
yesterday.
Thomas Paine's Birthday
The one-hundred-and-sixt eighth
anniversary of the birth of Thomas
Paine will be celebrated by the Pro-
gressive club tomorrow evening at
Blanchard hall. Hon. Grant r. Ben
nett, who has recently arrived in this
city from New York, will be the prin-
cipal speaker of the evening. The
program will include musical numbers.
Inspected The Herald Plant
j. c. Klein, president and general
manager of the Oakland (Cal) Herald,
was in Los Angeles yesterday on bus
mess connected with his newspaper.
Mr.. Klein made thorough inspection
of the Los Angeles Herald plant. which
he complimented as being unusually
thorough and complete He is con-
structing new building for his own
Herald, and is desirous OF incorporat-
ing some of the newest and best ideas
into 1t.
Psychic Science Lecture
Dr. Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall
vii. speak on the subject of Revival
ism" at Blanchard hall this afternoon.
Psychologists claim that there is ESQ
teric law governing religious revivals
and this question will form the basis
of the psychic science lecture by DR.
McNor- Tyndall. An excellent musical
progI am will also be rendered, includ-
ing piano numbers by the talented
pianist Jean De chauvenet interpret
ing the psychologist music OF Richard
Strauss. Tracy Hoag, the popular
young cornetist, and Miss Anita Vel
lum on the violin win be among the
musical numbers. Miss Vera Lothrop
VIII accompany.
The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining plaes og the city. L00mis
brotnefa pfoprietora.