Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
AROUND TOWN
Going to Arrowhead

SC'iid ~
Miss L. L. Whitlock of the travel
and hotel bureau will leave for Arrow
head Springs, where she goes to re-
| cuperate from an attack Of Illness.
Police Automobile Ready
All the fittings were adjusted yes
terday on the new police gasoline au-
| tomobile patrol and ambulance. and
| the big machine will be put into reg
ular commission tomorrow.
To Be Married at Free Dinner
A marriage ceremony will be per-
| formed at the free dinner to be given
for the poor this afternoon by DR.. F.
E. Yoakum at Pisgah home. The usual
religious services will be held.
viii Cremate Body
Funeral services for Andrew J. Mum
will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30
o'clock at the parlors of Bresee
Brothers. Rev. e. A. Healy will Of
f1iciate. The body will be cremated.
Jonathan Club Case Goes over
The case of the Jonathan club di-
! rectors, who were to have been tried
i yesterday in Justice Chambers court
on charge of selling liquor without
retail license, was continued to be re-
set at the request of the attorneys.
Dies at Brothers Home
Mrs. Johanna Frediler a we'll known
member of the German Lutheran
church, died yesterday at the home of
her brother August Eichorn, 455 Savoy
street. The funeral will be held Mon
/ day.
Carried Dagger
! A beautiful silver-mounted dagger,
nearly a foot long, was found in the
| bootleg of e. La Cruz, who was ar
rested for drunkenness and fighting on
Arv4IIo CITY ofc faYsf fIoI b1T
Patrolman Winterton. La Cruz was
taken before Justice Frederickson, who
! fined him $40.
Play for Charity
Under the auspices of the Ladies
of Charity of the ST. Vincent de Paul
society a benefit play will be given in
the Father Meyer hall October "a. The
proceeds will be for the benefit Of the
poor assisted by this organization.
'"The Wrong Mr.. Smith" is the play
chosen for the event, and will be pre-
sented by a cast largely composed of
professionals.
Dies from Hemorrhage
Charles ]. Fox, who conducted a
small tobacco store at the corner of
jefferson street and Grand avenue for
| the past fifteen years, died at his
/ home, 227 West Jefferson street, yes
| terday afternoon. He was taken sud
| denly Ill Friday night and managed to
reach telephone to call physician.
| He had lived alone since the death of
his wife last March.
viii Present Cantata
The choir of ST. Johns Episcopal
| church will present program of sacred
music this evening, when GauPs Holy
| City," the first of a series of four
cantatas, will be given. The choir
consists of solo quartet, composed of
Mrs. Bertha Vaughan, Miss Crystal
| Waters Messrs. A. Hannum and T.
H. Ostrom. There is q chorus of
| thirty voices. Miss w. Huntley, plan
| ist and Mrs. Daisy Walters, Violinist,
will assist in the service.
Federation of w. C. T. U. to Meet
The Los Angeles Federation of the
w. c. T. u. will hold an all-day meet
| ing next Wednesday at the Temper
ance temple. The day will be devoted
to addresses and reports regarding the
work. The officers of the federation
are: Mrs Catherine Pierce Wheat,
president; Mrs. Ada r. Hand, vice
president; Mrs. Lou M. Young, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Carrie
Blewitt, recording secretary; Mrs. Or
villa Minear, treasurer.
His Revolver Too Big
"I bought that gun so could go
WILDCAT Sdlu I1Slliy HhdbSOilB
who was arraigned before Justice
Frederickson yesterday on charge of
carrying concealed weapons. Matson
was seen by Patrolman Amman on
San Pedro car at First and Main
streets, and the butt of the re-
volver was protruding from his hip
pocket. 1t was said that he had been
drunk and had been frightening women
by hourishing the revolver in their
faces. He was fined $40.
Close Convention with Memorial
The first annual state convention of
the Southern California branch, Inter
national Order of the Kings Daugh-
ters and Sons, closed yesterday after
noon with a memorial to Mrs. Mar
garet Bottome, founder of the order
Rev. E. P. Ryland, president of the
Los Angeles Church Federation, made
an address. Miss G. H. Libby, ma
tional vice president, responded. A
reception was held at the Hotel West
more for those attending the conven-
ton.