Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-25
AROUND TOWN
Nearess to Speak

AROUND TOWN
Negress to Speak
Elizabeth c. Carter of New Bedford
Mass, president of the National FEEDER
alton of Negro Women, will speak at
the First A. M. q. Church Friday, July
80, at p. m. on "Woman's Work"
Home Damaged
Fire of unknown origin partially de-
| stroyed the home of L. G. Upton, 104f
! Orme street, early yesterday morning
! The loss reported was $1,000 on the
/ building and $500 to the contents.
PennsyIvanlans Will Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the
! Pennsylvania society will be held Tues
! day evening in Alhambra hail. Fra
! ternal Brotherhood building, S45 South
! Figueroa street. All Pennsylvanians
are cordially invited.
Censures Elevator Boy
| The coroner's jury censured Arthur
! Jewell operator of an elevator in the
Security building, because he started
the cage too soon, causing Mrs. Kath-
crime Schillinger to fall out and sustain
a fracture of the skull.
Funeral of Veterinary Surgeon
Funeral services were held for George
V. Crandall, a we'll known veterinary
surgeon, yesterday afternoon at the
chapel of Overholtzer & Mills, Rev. J.
M. Schaehe officiating. Burial was in
| Odd Fellows cemetery.
Woman Socialists to Meet
There will be an all-day meeting of
the Woman's Socialist Union at 1881
South Olive street Tuesday, July a.
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basket luncheons. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged.
Funeral of Mine Shaft Victim
Funeral services for DR.. ]. L. John
ston of Highland Park, who died in
Searchlight, New, az the result of q
fall in mine shaft, will be held Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock at the chapel
of Pierce Bros. Burial will be In Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Pastor Away on Vacation
Pastor Joseph Smale of the First New
Testament church has gone to Catalina
on his vacation, and Evangelist J. r.
Pratt of the Bible institute will occupy
| the pulpit of the New Testament
! church this morning at 1880 o'clock al
1879 West Fifth street.
/ Retired Merchant Dies
Warren w Tozer, aged rs years, {
! TeIlT6u QI6u y6SltIudy at nls
/ home, 1928 Kellam street The funera
4 will be held Tuesday at p. m. at tbs
residence, burial to be in Rosedale GEM
etery. Mr.. Tozer is survived by his
widow and one daughter.
| McCarey Pleads
Thomas J. McCarey. prize fight pro-
moter and an official of the Pacific Ath-
| letic club, pleaded not guilty in Police
Justice Frederickson' court to charge
of conducting a gambling joint at $50
South Broadway, and his trial was set
for September H. McCarey is at liberty
under bail of $500
Investigate Casualty
A verdict of accidental death was
| rendered by the coroner's jury yester-
| day at the inquest held at the under
taking parlors of Pierce Bros. over the
body of Mrs. Margaret Doyle, 81 years
! old, who suffered a fracture of the skull
when struck by a car at Eighth and
Spring streets several days ago.
School Teacher Dies
Miss Susie Maude Martin, a school
| teacher formerly OF Quebec, Canada,
died yesterday at the home of neT
| brother, Alexander Martin, 4249 Ran
dolph street. Funeral services will be
held at the Seventh Day Advent church
Monday at p. M, burial to be In
| Evergreen cemetery.
VIII Supply Pulpit Today
DR.. Charles Edward Locke, pastor of
the First Methodist church, who has
recently returned from the north. is
confined to his home with bronchitis.
DR.. Gilbert L. Miller of the upper Iowa
conference will preach at the service
this morning, and DIR. H. e. Murkett of
Providence, r. l., will preach at the
evening service.
Shipping Clerk Dies
+ William D. Vance, shipping clerk for
the Cudahy Packing company, died
suddenly Friday at his home, SIT CAL
lardo street, death being caused by
apoplexy. Mr.. Vance is survived by
his widow and four children. The
funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m.
at the residence, burial to be in Ever
green cemetery.
viii Speak at Mission
Andrew ]. Park, editor of the Cali
fornia Independent, will speak at the
Methodist mission in the old Metropolis
tan theater on East Fifth street this
evening on "A Brothers Hand" Mr.
Park is now a prominent attorney after
having served several years in the min
istry of the Methodist church.
Mission Superintendent on Vacation
e. e. Leary superintendent Of the
City Union Rescue mission, VIII pass
his vacation at Catalina. Elliott H.
Barrett will have charge of the services
at the mission during. the absence of
Mr.. Leary. Rev. II c. Horton will
make an address this afternoon, and ].
d. Radford will speak at the evening
service.
VIII Investigate Death
An inquest will be held at the under
taking establishment of Pierce Bros.
Monday over the body of Thomas
Pearce, 65 years old, who was run over
and killed by Pacific Electric car at
Watts Friday night. Pearce, it is said,
was deaf and failed to hear the warn
ing whistle of the rapidly moving car
when he was attempting to cross the
car tracks.
To Address Knights of Columbus
George Edward Graham will deliver
an address before the knights of Co
lumbus Friday evening at the club
house, Twenty-second and Figueroa
street, on the Battle of Santiago" Mr..
Graham, who is a lecturer of excep-
tional ability, was with Schley at the
sinking of the Spanish ships and has
an inexhaustible fund of "Reminiscences
of the big fight. The lecture win be il
Illustrated with stereopticon views.
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