Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-01
AROUND TOWN
To Hold AII-Day Meeting

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The regular monthly all-day mission
airy meeting will be held today at
Peniel hall. with services at II a. m,
$3.50 and p. m.
New Members of Chamber
At the meeting of the directors Of
the chamber of commerce yesterday
the following were elected to member
ship: Everett P. Teasdale, Eugene
Overton and Walter & Pratt.
viii Address Men and Boys
purity of Manhood will be the
subject OF a free lecture to be given
by Rev e. III. Lovejoy to men and
boys tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
Downey avenue hall, corner Avenue
Twenty-one and Downey.
Night Train to Imperial
Through the efforts of the transporta-
ton committed of the chamber or
commerce, night train service between
Los Angeles and the Imperial valley
will be put in operation. beginning
about the middle Of April.
To Build New Cars $
The construction of sixteen passenger
cars to cost $4,000 each, and to be
used on the Los Angeles g. Redondo
railway, WIFI begin shortly at the COM
pany's shops in Redondo. The cars
will be equipped with multiple con-
trollers and will have seating capaci-
ty of So.
Georgia Society to Meet
The Georgia society of Los Angeles
will hold a meeting Friday evening at
Maple hall, in the Fraternal Brother
hood building. Mrs. p. H. Brady has
prepared a program, which Will IN
clude vocal and instrumental selec-
lions and readings. All Georgians are
invited to attend.
Says Room Was Robbed
Homer Nuchols, who rooms at the
Edison Annex, reported to the police
yesterday that his room was entered
some time after midnight Tuesday and
SCI in cash and q number of silver
articles stolen. Entrance was gained
by forcing a window, the room being
on the ground floor.
Inquest to Be Held
The inquest over the body of A.
Garcia, who died Wednesday night at
the county hospital, will be held today,
according to Coroner Hartwell. Garcia
was. arrested for Drunkenness March
81. 1t is believed that during an alter
cation with another prisoner he was
injured about the head,
Chain VIII Speak
"The fallacy of the Anti-saloon
league auQ 1Ho lTduu VI iOCdl W
ton" will be the subjects discussed by
Eugene w. Chain at two mass meet
ings to be held Friday afternoon and
evening in Blanchard hall. Admission
will be free and questions submitted
on the themes under discussion Will
be welcomed by the speaker.
Dies from Injuries
Samuel Fuller, aged "a years, an
electrical engineer, died late Tuesday
night at the Clara Barton hospital as
the result of injuries received March
IS, when he was crushed in an eleva-
tor. An Inquest will be held this after
noon at 2 O'clock at the Boyle Heights
undertaking parlors. Funeral arrange
ments have not been decided.
Plan Cottages for Orphans
Plans are being made to erect new
buildings at Colegrove for the Los
Angeles orphans home. to cost $4,000.
Five acres of land have been donated
by Charles M. Stimson of Pasadena.
The buildings will be erected on the
cottage plan. An effort is being made
to raise funds TO erect the cottages for
the home 1T
Accused of Stealing Shoes
l.. Goldberg, shoemaker on East
First street, swore to a complaint yes
terday afternoon charging Arthur Mo-
Ian with the larceny of pair of shoes
valued at IS. The shoes were stolen