Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Dramatic Club VIII Meet

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Dramatic Club viii Meet
st. Vincent Dramatic club will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
Father Meyer Memorial hall of ST. Vim
cents college.
"Key to Our Economic Problem
A. A. Low will address the Pro-
gressive club in Symphony hall, 232
South Hill street. this afternoon, on
1.-The Key to Our Economic Problem"
Gldeons Will Speak
The Gideon band of Christian travel
ing men will have charge of the service
this evening at the Trinity Methodist
church, south. Rev. E. p. Ryland, the
pastor, will speak at the morning ser
vice.
Sues Driver
Mrs. Annie Agnes Howser yesterday
filed suit for $4,000 damages against
George Peterman in the superior court.
Mrs. Howser alleges that on May %
last she was struck and seriously In
iured by a horse driven by Peterman.
Runaway Boys Arrested
Two Los Angeles boys, Willie Simp-
son and John kits, who ran away from
home Monday night, were arrested at
Jose to await their relatives who will
go north for them. The Simpson boy
is n son of one of the janitors at the
county court house.
Honored by Bar Association
special meeting of the Los Angeles
Bar association was held yesterday
morning in department two of the su-
perior court and suitable arrangements
respecting the funeral of the late Judge
G. G. Wright were made. Resolutions
of respect were drafted and the mem
bers of the association will attend the
funeral in body.
Arthur Lewis to Lecture
Arthur Morrow Lewis of San Fran
cisco will deliver a series of four scien-
tilic lectures for the Socialist party at
it's new headquarters, New England
hall, 139 West Fifth street. The first
will be given tonight under the title:
Some Objections to Socialism" The re-
manning three lectures will be given on
the three succeeding Sunday evenings.
Fail to Find Missing Man
No trace has been found of B. L..
NcCleland, the Missing clerk of the Pio-
neer Fruit company who disappeared
from his place of business last Thurs
day night. The friends of the man
and the police are inclined TO scout the
suicide theory and say that 1T was used
merely as a ruse. 1t has been learned
that the missing man has brother,
H. r. McClelland, who is at present
living in San Francisco.
B'nai Birth Officers to Speak
The grand officers of the Independent
Order of Bnai Birth now in Los An
geles will speak at the Temple B'nai
Birth this evening. Hugo Asher, grand
president; Otto I. Wise, grand auditor
both of San Francisco, and George
Blank. grand vice president, of Los An
geles will make addresses The grand
officers will install the officers of Los
Angeles lodge 4S7 Tuesday evening.
This order recently took a prominent
part in raising funds for the relief
of the Russian Jews.
All Quiet in Company
No further action has been taken in
the squabble between the members of
Company II, Seventh regiment, N. c..
c., and Lieutenant Colonel Schrieber.
Owing to remarks which Schrieber is
alleged to have made concerning the
manner in which Company r was con-
Quoted, Capt. j. Irving McKenna re-
signed from his position at the head
of the company. Company f at a re-
cent meeting adopted resolutions de-
ploring the action of Schrieber and sup
porting the stand made by Captain
Mcl<enna.
Issue Valuable Booklets
A number of the neatest little book
let's and publications of the new year
have been issued by the Rock Island
system. These booklets are advertise
ments of the southern section of Cali
fornia in particular and of its many
advantages as a winter resort. In one
of the publications many beautiful col
ored half tones have been produced,
showing many scenes of interest to be
found in the southwest country. The
book is a guide for winter and summer
tourists and contains accurate descrip-
tions of all the popular resorts with an
estimate of the cost of living at each.
Another booklet is a catalogue of Cali
forna hotels, particularly those of
Southern California This also contains
half tones of the leading hotels of the
southwest with directions as to location
and price list. These booklets for mail
ing east may be obtained from District
Passenger Agent Frank Miller at 237
South Snrinp street