Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
Rohhed of Clothes


the other selections.
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Robbed of Clothes
lose Yeppis, living at the Queen
rooming house on East First street. yes
terday notified the police department
. that he had been robbed of a valise con-
tanning some clothing, which had beer
taken from his room Friday afternoon
Suit Case Stolen
Charles Binder, 400 East Fifth street
reported to the police yesterday that
someone had entered his room Friday
afternoon or night and stolen a suit
case containing some collars, two
razors and some private papers and
deeds to property.
Equal Suffragists
Equal suffragists of Los Angeles will
hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon al
2:30 o'clock at the Woman's club house
to discuss important measures. Sew
eral five-minute addresses will be made
by leading workers, after which there
will be a general discussion.
Preaching at Chapel
Preaching services will be held at
Westlake Congregational chapel, cor
ner of Seventh and Carondalet streets,
at 1880 o'clock tonight. Rev. B. f. Boil
Ter of the Olivet church will preach and
the c. e. quartet of the First Congre-
gational church will sing.
Pleads Not Guilty
William Powers, arrested about a
week ago by Detectives Hosick and
Zeigler on a vagrancy charge, was
taken before Police Judge Chambers
yesterday morning. He pleaded not
guilty and asked for jury trial. His
case was continued to December Z.
Massachusetts Society
The Massachusetts society has Sc
cured new quarters in which to hold
its meetings, and beginning Tuesday
night, November 6, all meetings will
be held in the Fraternal Brotherhood
hall, S34 Figueroa street. An invitation
has been extended to all Massachusetts
people to come and enjoy a novel pro-
gram.
Territorial Fair
A special rate of $3.50 has been ar
ranged by the Santa F'e road between
Los Angeles and Phoenix, AriZ., from
Nov. IL to II. The Arizona territorial
fair is to be held between those dates,
and it is thought many persons from
this city will attend. The tickets will
be on sale November 10 and are return
able November 49,
sApostoIIes VIII Rally
An apostolic faith rally will be held
today in Metropolitan hall, 3371h South
Spring street, at 10 a. m. and and
p. m. The movement Is interdenomina-
tlonal and non-sectarian. 1t Is said tC
be form of religious worship for all
classes, creeds, doctrines, sects and
isms for Catholic and Protestant, Jew
and Gentle.
Likes Los Angeles
DR.. T. w. Stone, who has lived ir
Stockton and Oakland for the past nine
nrc iC ar-fr i,, ln
north and moved to Los Angeles, where
he expects to live the rest of his life
The doctor has lived in Omaha, Kansas
City, wilmington, Kas., and Evansville,
Ind, but likes Los Angeles better than
any place in the United States.
John 3. Gist Is Manager
John B. Gist assistant cashier of
the Central bank, has been elected sec
retary and manager of the Los Ange-
les Clearing House association, to sue
ceed the late John G.. Mossin, who died
recently at Yokohama, Japan. w. H.
Halliday, president of the Merchants
National bank, was elected member
of the clearing house committee, vice
Herman w. Hellman, deceased.
VIII Address Y. M. C. A.
Rev. S. Heartwell Pratt of New York
city, superintendent of Tent Evangel,
will speak to men at the Young Mems
Christian association at $3.50 p. m. to-
day. Mr.. Pratt has had about twenty
years. experience in conducting tent
meetings in various cities Of the east.
Mr.. Pratts address on Unconscious
Influence" will be interesting. The as
ISOLATION orchestra and male quartet
will augment the service.
Go to Grand Canyon
Seventy-five members of the cham
ber of commerce have reserved berths
for the excursion which is to leave Los
Angeles November 10 for the Grand
canyon in Arizona over the Santa Fe
road. The excursion is given under the
auspices of the organization. 1t Is eX-
pected there will be points of interest
around the canyon. The party will
leave there in time to arrive here on
the night of November 16.
Will Repeat Sermon-Lecture
"In Memoriam," the sermon-lecture
given last Sunday night by Dr. Burt
Estes Howard at the Church of the
Unity from Tennysons poem, will be
repeated tonight. In addition the choir
will sing the song cycle I'm Memo
rium, the words of the poem set to
music by Liza lehman. The solo
parts will be taken by Mrs. f. H. Colby
and Miss Beresford JOY with Johan
Haae-Zinck and Charles Bowes in
quartet selections. Mr.. Colby is direc-
tor and organist. This will be the first
rendition of this selection in Los An
geles.