Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-10

Leiepratlon at Penlel nan
The twenty-second anniversary of the
ginning of mission work in Los An
geles will be observed tomorrow at
Peniel hall, 227 South Main street. Ser
vices will be held at II, 2:3O and 3
o'clock.
Lottery Agent Guilty
A. b. Gre snewald pleaded guilty yes
terday to one of the charges against
him for selling lottery tickets and JUS
tice Chambers will give him MS sen
tence Wednesday. Two complaints
against him were dismissed, as was
that linst his clerk, Elliott White.
Drunk" Record Unchanged
The number of persons charged with
drunkenness in Justice 5'rederickson' S
court yesterday was fifty-seven, being
precisely the same numper as were
brought up on the same charge last
Monday Most of the arrests had been
made Sunday. The prisoners were fined
SO or three days each.
Automobilst Arrested
V. c. Carey a subpoena server, work
ing out of District Attorney Fredericks
office, was arrested by Patrolman
Brown at Third and Alameda streets
for failing to have the front lights
burning on the automobile which ae
was driving and the rear light so dim
as to be not visible
Temple Union Entertainment
The literary section of the Temple
union will open it's winter season at the
assembly rooms Temple, tomorrow
evening at o'clock. r S. Hecht,
president of the Temple union, will
deliver an address on his impressions
gained during a recent tour of Europe.
Vocal and instrumental music will be
feature.
School Changes Urged
Mark Keppel, superintendent of
schools, recommended to the board of
supervisors yesterday that Lamanda
Park school district be ar-exed to
Pasadena school district; that Saugus
district be formed from Castiac and
Newhall districts, and that portion
of Eagle lock district be -nexed to
Annandale district.
Dies at Ripe Old Age
Daniel Fitzgerald, aged rs, died yes
terday at the family home, 1921 South
Flower street. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters Mrs. Sydal,
wife of the proprietor of the Lincoln
hotel, and Miss Fitzgerald Funeral
services will be held Thursday afto'-
noon at o'clock from the residence,
under the auspices of the Odd Fellows
Arraigned for Gambling
Arraigned before Justice Frederick
son yesterday morning on a charge of
gambling, ieorge Kuleszee, proprietor
of the Greek club, 1852 North Main
street, and Tom Vallas, pleaded not
guilty. requesting new trial. The
case of Vallas was set for December
II, his bail being fixed at $100. Kuls-
eszee viii be tried November 20. He is
at liberty under 5000 bail.
Fined for Speeding
For violation the speed ordinance
the following fines were assessed by
Judge Frederickson yesterday: l.. o.
Crenshaw, $40; T. M. Caroe, $15; Fred
Colby, r. e. Murray, M. A. Neilan,
Lloyd Broson H. j. Ruddle, j. d. Carr
and +. o. Josnson, $40 each; Roy Mills,
A. Strandburg, ]. b. 'Hundley and j. G.
Rommel, each IS. H. w. Cline, arrested
on the same charge, will be given a
hearing Thursday, and :. F. Hubbard.
a jury trial December 16. S. Ware
failed to appear and $40 bail was for
feited.
Dies After Long Illness
Miss Susie Smith died yesterday at
the family home, 1884 Michigan avenue,
after an illness of two years. Miss
Smith leaves her mother Mrs. M. a.
Smith, and four sisters, Miss Nora
Smith, a secretary of the San Fran
cisco Y. w. C. A; Mrs DR.. d. J..
Wells of Pleasanton. Cal; Mrs. o. E.
Hunt, wife of Captain Hunt of the
Eighteenth infantry, stationed at West
Point, and Mrs r. w. Reynolds, wife
of Humane officer Reynolds of Los An
geles. She is also survived by three
brothers, e. w. and Henry Smith of
Los Angeles, and James Smith of Ne
vada. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
residence, Rev. Mr.. Kershaw, pastor
of the Boyle Heights Presbyterian
chuch, officiating. Interment will be
in Evergreen cemetery.