Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-24

dental college. Addresses were deliv-
cred by President Baer, representing
the general assembly executive COM
mittee: DIR. w. b. Nob.s, synodical
missionary; Rev. G. B. Grieg, home
mission secretary; DIR. w. s. Holt, field
secretary. and Rev. G. l.. Tufts.
Shows Large Increase
A large increase in the number of
children attending public school in this
county over that of last year is shown
in official reports from the various
school districts, the total enrolment
being in excess of 10000. Reports from
districts outside of the city give an en-
rollment of 24,212, of which 3437 are
high school pupils.
Miss Clara Tiano Dies
Miss Clara Tiano, daughter of SAL
yatroi Tiano, a well known member
of the italian colony, died yesterday
at the family home. S24 CASTELAR, street.
She was pupil at the Italian Sisters
school. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Church
of San Pietro, the interment to be In
Calvary cemetery.
Goes to Missouri
Very Rev. DR.. j. s. Glass, G. NJ,
president of st. Vincent's college. left
Thursday morning for PerryVille, Mo-,
where he has gone to consult with the
head of the order regarding plans for
the new college to LIE erected soon. Dr.
Glass Will also visit his sister, Mrs
Mary Pope, who lives In Chicago. He
Is expected to return in thrce weeks.
Celebrates Mass
Rev. =. H. Mcdonald, G. M, treas
urer of st. Vincent's college. left for
the east last Monday, and this morning
will celebrate a solemn mass in the
Holy Name church in observance of
the second anniversary of the death
of his brother. Father Mcdonald also
will visit his sister, who is Sister
of Charity in the Carney hospital at
Boston. He will be absent about
month.
Laionde in Jail
More than a score of women appeared
In Police Justice Austin's court yester-
day afternoon as witnesses in the cases
of w. J. Lalonde, a druggist, who is
charged with disturbing the peace and
with carrying a concealed weapon. Be
cause of additional information pre-
sented to the court Lalonde's bail was
increased from $100 to $500 on the dis
turbing the peace charge and from $50
to 5000 on the other charge. On motion
of the attorney for Lalonde the trial
was continued to the first part OF mo-
vember. Lalonde is In jail.
Holds First Meeting
The first meeting of the season of
the Star and Crescent society of the
Los Angeles high school was held in the
building on Olive street yesterday af-
ternoon, Miss Lois Field, vice president,
presiding. Following the election of
officers for the coming year the follow
ing musical program was rendered.
Piano solo, Miss Lester Donahue; read
ing, Miss Miriam Faddis; violin solo,
Nita Vennum. A diner was given in
the lunchroom by the members of the
senior IS class, which was followed by
dancing.
DR.. Helmer Arrested
DIR. o. II. Helmer, we'll known man
about town, was arrested at the DEM
ocratic wigwam on South Hill street
last night and booked at the central
police station on a charge of disturb
Ing the peace, by Patrolman Irwin.
DIR. Helmer interrupted the meeting In
progress there several times, and when
he refused to subside, was thrown out
of the meeting. EL.mer landed In the
arms of officer Irwin and proceeded
to make a rough house demonstration,
but was soon quieted. Shortly after
he was lodged In Jail a number of
prominent Elks. of which order he is
a member, appeared at the police sta
ton to secure his release.