Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-30
To Give Course Of Lectures

10 Give course OF Lectures
Rev. William Horace Day. pastor of
the First Congregational church, will
give course Of lectures next week at
the Y. w. G. A. conference at Capitola.
PenIel Hall Meeting
Rev. ". A. Ross will speak at Peniel
han tomorrow morning and afternoon
Monday, April 1, the regular mission
airy meeting will be held, with services
at II a. M, 2:3O and 7:45 p. m.
Brotherhoods viii Meet
The Presbyterian brotherhoods Of
the city will meet Monday evening in
the Third Presbyterian church, Adams,
near San Pedro street. John II. Con-
verse of Philadelphia will make an adj
dress.
Presbytery to Meet
The Los Angeles presbytery will meet
in the Emmanuel Presbyterian church
April 8. Rev. John D. Habbick has
been called TO the Church of the Re-
deemer, (Presbyterian) of Los Angeles
and Rev. Paul Stevens to the pastorate
Of the Presbyterian church at Covina.
Teamsters Fight
John M. Reed and Thomas e. Price,
express wagon drivers, were arrested
on South Main street by patrolman G.
II. Craig yesterday afternoon and
booked at the police station on q charge
OF disturbing the peace. The men are
said to have had. q discussion which
ended in a fight.
Scene Painter Falls
While employed at painting the seem
cry in the Empire theater yesterday
morning G. H. Brown, a painter of 2501
Pasadena avenue, fell distance of
eighteen feet and suf I'd a sprained
r1o tr,3,y 20 n
the receiving hospital, but later was
able to be moved to his home.
Lineman Injured
Matthew Boyle, a lineman, was seri-
ously injured by being struck by a
Southern Pacific train in the yards of
that company yesterday morning. The
injured man was taken to the receiving
hospital, where 1t was found his left
leg was fractured. Boyle was then TAX
en- to the county hospital.
Wagon Delays Traffic
Owing to an express wagon getting
caught in the frog of the street car
tracks at Los Angeles and First streets
yesterday afternoon traffic was delayed
for about thirty minutes and a great
deal of inconvenience caused. The
wagon was at last pried loose by la
borers, who forced it from the tracks
F Will l6NeTS.
Lectures VIII Be Given
A course Of three lectures has been
arranged for the benefit of the Central
Baptist church, to open April IL with a
lecture by Rev. Robert Burdette on
Rainbow Chasers." May Rev. Albert
Hatcher Smith of Pasadena will speak
on Literary Rambles in .Massachu-
setts." May "a Rev. Mr.. Phelps, the
pastor, will speak on Greatness and
Eccentricities of the Puritans."
early Man" His Topic
Those who take an interest in the
prehistoric conditions of the human
race will be interested in hearing DR.
Davidson on early Man in Europe
The lecture will be delivered before the
Academy Of Science on Monday next
April 1, at Symphony hall, and will be
generously illustrated by stereopticor
views. The doors of the academy are
open to the public at all of it's gen.
eral meetings.
Miss Holden Lucky
Miss Anna L. Holden, university
graduate, who has served in the Los
Angeles public library for more than a
year after an emergency appointment
from certihcation in San Francisco and
as a graduate of the Sorbonne, Paris,
is one of those who get an increase in
salary Monday. She is one of the few
Unguists, and the need of adequate
training in French and German becomes
daily more apparent, Librarian Lummis
reports. a