Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-29
VIII Talk on "Graft"

VIII Talk on "Graft"
H. Weinstock of Sacramento will ad-
dress the City club at noon today on
San Francisco Graft Prosecution"
Mrs. Richardson to Speak
Mrs. Richardson, who has been
working among the Arabs at Port Said
for seven years, will speak at the
meeting at Peniel hall tomorrow.
TyrreIl VIII Speak
Frank G.. Tyrell will address a
meeting of the Lincoln Roosevelt Re-
publican club at Compton tonight at
o'clock. F. S. Forbes will also speak.
Sentenced to Prison
c. F. Hagner, who November II is
said to have robbed the residence of
M. Carroll, was yesterday sentenced to
San Quentin prison for one year by
Judge Wilbur
viii Meet Tonight
A meeting of the Lincoln-R Roosevelt
Republican club will be held at the
Palms tonight at s o'clock. The
speaker of the evening will be Lee c.
Gates of Los Angeles.
Charged with EmbezzIement
A complaint was yesterday sworn to
in Justice Pierce's court charging ]. c.
Nelson with the embezzlement of $3.50
from c. Cucco and from Robert AL
berti, an Italian interpreter.
Wins Gold Medal
The Father Meyer gold medal con-
test held at st. Vincent's college last
night was won by Charles Leffert. His
reading was Fabian" George w.
Bernard was second and Kenneth
Ham third.
To Lead Meeting Tonight
Rev. c. H. Ferry of the Congrega-
tional church will lead the meeting of
the Volunteers of America tonight.
Mrs. c. w. Unfried, the sweet gospel
singer, will sing sacred solos. Every
one is welcome.
To Give Charity Ball
The unemployed will receive the
benefit resulting from the charity ball
to be given by the Non-Partisan club
on st. Patrick's night, March IL, at
New Zenda hall, 537 1-2 South Main
street. The tickets will be so cents
each.
Playground Equipment
Under the auspices of the Parent
Teachers association of the Union
avenue school, Prof. Gibbs will give
stereopticon lecture in the school au-
ditorium Wednesday afternoon. There
will be an admission, the proceeds to
go toward the purchase of playground
equipment for the pupils.
To Give Stereopticon Views
1.-THE wonders of the World" will be
the subject for the popular Saturday
evening service at the Salvation Army
citidel, 121 South San Pedro street. A
number of beautiful colored views Will
be thrown upon the screen. The pro-
gram will be interspersed with singing
and music. All are welcome. Seats
free.
| Woman Asks Damages
Suit asking for damages in the sum
of $4,000 was yesterday filed in the
superior court against the Good Sa-
maritan hospital by Mrs. Theodore
Zumbusch Mrs. Zumbusch says she
entered the hospital as a patient No
vember 2S, and a week later, through
the carelessness of attendants, was
seriously burned by acids.
Socialists Trial Is Set
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Hubbard. So
cialists, who were arrested while
speaking to a crowd at Winston and
Main streets Thursday night, were ar
raigned in Justice Austin's court yes
terday morning and were allowed un-
til Monday to enter pleas. They were
released on $1O0 bail. There are now
twenty-one Socialists awaiting trial on
a charge of speaking without a per-
NIT.
Los Angeles to Dawson
Mrs. Frances K. Header, manager
of the Pacific Northwest information
bureau, will entertain the California
Business Woman's association in AS
sembly hall, third floor of the Cham
ber of Commerce, Tuesday with a lee
ture her subject being "A Tour from
Los Angeles to Dawson. Yukon Terri
tory" illustrated by fine stereopticon
views, Indian curios. pictures, etc. The
members of the club and their frlenos
| are anticipating a great treat.