Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-05
AROUND TOWN
Missionary to Speak

Missionary to Speak
Fred j. Smith, a missionary from
Progreso, Yucatan, will speak at 221
South Main street tonight and at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
o'clock tomorrow evening.
New Cashier Elected
At a meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Merchants National bank
of Los Angeles, held June 4, Charles
G. Greene, vice president of the First
National bank of Long Beach, was
elected cashier.
Warning Given to Transfers
AS a result of the order of the SUI
perior court prohibiting heavy teaming
on Wiltshire boulevard. Sergeant John
Butler, who is in charge of the traffic
squad, has issued a warning to team
sters to keep off that thoroughfare.
viii Address the Fellowship
The Rev. Reynold e. Blight will give
an address to the Los Angeles Fellow
ship in Blanchard hail. 233 South
Broadway, at II o'clock Sunday, on
1.-THE House with the Golden Win
dows" Good music. The public Is
cordially invited.
School Work Exhibited
Exhibitions were held yesterday of
the work of the pupils of the Ninth
street and East Vernon avenue schools
at the respective buildings Parents
of the children and all persons inter-
ested were afforded an opportunity Of
inspecting the work.
To Hold Exercises
The Broadway department store
school will hold it's eighth annual COM
mencement exercises Tuesday evening
June 8, at Blanchard hall. The ex-
ercises will be given under the per-
sonal supervision of Arthur Let's, tho
founder of the school.
Daylight Chapter to Meet
Daylight chapter, Order of the Eas-
tern Star, is to meet at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon in the Masonic temple.
The chapter was entertained Wednes-
day afternoon with a whist party at
the home of Mrs Walter w. Brown,
1886 East Fourth street
Pastor to Go to India
Calvary Baptist church, st. Louis
and Second, will hold a big farewell
service in honor of DR.. and Mrs. David
Downie and their daughter at o'clock
Tuesday night DR.. Downie will sail
soon to India, where he will return as
the foreign pastor of Calvary Baptist
church.
Former Governor to Speak
Inc City CluD Oh Los AHB6ltS Will
hold it's regular weekly luncheon to-
day at the Westminster hotel.
Lionel A. Sheldon, former governor of
New Mexico, will address the club on
"Taxation-a Growing Burden" He
will also give his views on the present
economic situation.
Liquor Dealer Pays Fine
John Dawson, proprietor of whole
sale liquor house, 522 West Sixth street,
was fined SIS by Police Justice Cham
bers yesterday morning, he having
pleaded guilty to selling liquor at re-
tail. Dawson was one of the eight
wholesale liquor dealers who were ar
rested in the raid of March rs.
Takes Dentistry Examinations
One japanese and two women are
among the candidates applying for
licenses to practice dentistry. The
examinations will be concluded a week
from yesterday and are being held
before the state board of dentistry at
the college of dentistry, University of
Southern California, Fifth and Wall
streets.
Woman's Law Glass to Meet
The Woman's law class will meet
this afternoon at O'Clock, in room
722 Merchants Trust building. Mrs.
Clara Shortridge Foltz will lecture on
"The Obligation of Contracts"
Next Saturday the class will close
until early in September. Women de-
string to join the class should attend
today.
Burglar Obtains Jewelry
C. H Blake, a roomer at the Love-
JOY Third and Grand avenue, reported
at police headquarters yesterday that
his room was entered sometime Thurs
day night and a tourmaline ring, a
ruby and chip diamond were stolen
Blake hal left his door unlocked and
during his absence the theft was COM
mitted.
Walks in Scant Attire
A. H. Lapham, 80 years old, of 1908
West Twenty-Second street, who was
released on parole from Patton, Thurs
day morning, was arrested yesterday
while walking along the streets in
scanty attire. Lapham was taken to
the receiving hospital and later trans
ferred to the county hospital, a charge
of insanity having been made.
Gives Away Ice Water
An innovation in the line of public
water supply has been installed by
c. r. Daily, proprietor of a restaurant
at Gil 1-2 South Olive street. Daily has
a pipe extending from his supply Of
fee water to the street with two steri-
liked drinking cups attached. A sign
ice water, which is supplied gratis.
Butcher Breaks Scales Law
F. Nelson, proprietor of a meat mar
ket at 655 South Main street, was fined
81 yesterday afternoon by Police JUS
tice Frederickson for using scales
which were not up to the required
standard. The evidence showed that the
violation of the law was not inten-
tional and Prosecuting Attorney Smith
recommended that a small fine be i'm
posed.
Shots Cost Him Small Fine
Ynez Sera, who was arrested Thurs
day night, because 1t was alleged that
while under the influence of too much
wine, he fired four shots at his sweet
heart was fined IS yesterday morning
by Police Justice Frederickson. The
circumstances in the case were regard
ed as extenuating and owing to the
condition of the defendant the charge
against him was that of carrying con-
cealed weapons,