Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19

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Plan Campaign
Plans were discussed by the Lay.
mems Evangelical council yestersuaS ss,;
for the Torrey evangelical campaign
to open in November.
To Play Cards
Angel division No. 81 of the Order
OF Railroad Conductors will give q a
card party this evening at the sI,c nJi,,
2205b South Main street. The puphc
is invited.
To Celebrate Mass
Rt. Rev. Bishop Verdaguer, known
to old-time residents as "Father Pele,
will celebrate mass tomorrow morning
at O'clock at the Brownson house
He will preach the sermon In Spaii'sii
School Has Rally
The Y. w. c. A. school of Engilsn
held its opening rally last nlgnt III ene
members rooms. Addresses "ere
made and work of the school ex-
planned. The general Z. "; Z; oat a.
educational rally will be held next
Tuesday evening.
City Employc Buried
Frank Julian, former employe OF
the city. who died early yesterday AT
his home, 3101 East Second street, VIII
he buried this morning from st. Mary
church at o'clock 1nterment VIII
be In Calvary cemetery: Mr. 1u!lan
is survived by his wife ana TWO
daughters.
Harmon to Teach Law
Beginning next week Percy Ham
mon, deputy district attorney. WIZ De
added to the faculty OF the law oeparI-
California as teacher of criminal law.
Former Judge f. R. Willis will also be
added to the faculty in a similar ca
pacity.
Enforces Health Ordinances
Juanita Ramos, S39 Towne avenue,
and A. w. Hannibal of 800 Ceres ave-
nue. were fined S. each by Police JUS
tice Chambers yesterday afternoon Tor
violations of the health ordinance.
Hannibal was charged with naving
failed to provide a proper receptacle
for garbage and Mrs. Ramos was ac-
cused of having thrown garbage In her
back yard.
Pomona Club at Banquet
The Pomona club composed of the
alumni of that college, held one or It's
periodical banquets at the HollenpecK
hotel last night. President George A:
Gates of Claremont was the guest OF
honor, while Frank Seaver OF the class
of 1905 acted as toastmaster. classes
from the OIl6 VI loo1s IhO AtSS 49,,
that of last June were represented.
Forty covers were laid.
Veteran Sentenced
Unable to pay fine of 800 for steal
ing a watch from a comrade with Wnom
he was drinking, Paul ]. May, an old
soldier. who was found guilty In Police
Justice Chambers court yesterday OF
petty larceny, will pass the next ninety
days behind the bars at the city jan.
May is said to have taken the Watch
from p. Albert while the two old men
were drinking together.
Fire In Cottage
Fire Of an unknown origin yesterday
afternoon partly destroyed the small
cottage occupied by j. Mandelovitz at
SAG Banning street. The fire depart
ment quickly responded to the alarm
and extinguished the flames before
much headway had been gained. Tne
house, which is owned by Leo J.. Ber-
gin, is damaged to the extent of $3.50,
covered by insurance.
Frenchmen Arrested
Thirteen Frenchmen were arrested in
houses on Commercial, Ducommon and
Alameda streets last night by Patrol
men Oker and Barlow and booked at
the central station on suspicion. The
men are of that class who live from
the earnings of, women of the red light
district, and since the houses nave peen
closed they have continued to reside In
them under the pretense of being care
takers. They will probably be prose-
cuted for vagrancy.
Announces Appointments
Bishop Conaty officially announced
the following appointments yesterday:
Rev. Leo G. Won Garsse, assistant at
St Francis de Sales church. Bakers
field: Rev. M. H. Benso, assistant at
st. Joseph's church, San Diego; Rev.
Thomas O'Regan, assistant at st.
Mary's church, Boyle Heights; Rev.
Patrick O'Donoghue, assistant at st.
Patrick's church, Los Angeles; Rev.
Thomas Blackwell, assistant at Sacred
Heart church, East Los Angeles.