Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
AROUND TOWN
library Examination Ready

Library Examination Ready
The entrance examination for the
twenty-second training class of the
Los Angeles public library will be held
in the librarians office, October Is, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock.
Fails to Collect Damages
Judge Moss of the superior court
yesterday gave judgment for the de-
fendant in the suit of Rose Horn
against Charles A. Granas, her uncle,
for damages Of $4,000 on account of
personal injuries.
To Address Stanton Post
Members of Stanton post, w. r. C.
will be addressed by Rev. Charles Ed
ward Locke, of the First Methodist
church at their open air meeting at
1251s South Spring street tonight. A
musical program will be given.
Musicians Give Banquet
Members of the First Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school orchestra held
the second annual banquet last night
in the banquet hall, Walker theater.
DIR. H. w. Brodbeck was toastmas-
ter, and a program of toasts was re-
sponded to.
Railroad Men in Convention
Two hundred delegates and their
friends, attending the sixth biennial
of general committees of the o. r. c.
and B. r. r. spent yesterday at Cat
ilino. The sessions of the convention
will be continued today in Mckinley
hall, Walker building.
viii Discuss Tunnel Project
A mass meeting will be held tonight
at 1OS Beaudry avenue to indorse the
plan for building a tunnel through the
First street hill from Broadway to
Fremont avenue. Property holders on
Second First and Court streets have
\ agreed to the proposed First street
tunnel and the meeting tonight is mere
lily to indorse the plan.
District Attorney Returns
District Attorney j. D. Fredericks re-
turned to Los Angeles yesterday and
resumed his duties after a four weeks
outing with his family in the northern
part OF the state, the time being spent
in hunting, fishing and other recrea-
tion. while absent, his work has beer
attended to by c. C. McComas, as
sistant district attorney.
Aged Resident Dies
Elon GalSisha Fay. proprietor of the
Empire laundry, died at his home cor
ner Orange Nand Wilmer streets, late
Wednesday might after short illness.
He was So y6ars old and is survived
by a son and daughter, Fred p. Fay of
Los Angeles and Mrs. Frank Leuman
of Berlin, Germany. Funeral services
will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. at
the home, burial to be in Rosedale
cemetery.
Let's Party Home
The following telegram from Arthur
Let's and D. Z. Luther was received
at the Y. M. c. A. building yesterday:
HSplendid trip; happy home coming;
hearty greetings to ALL" The Let's
party reached New York Wednesday
on the ,Adriatic. Mr.. Let's was ac-
companied by Mrs. Letts and the three
children, Arthur Let's, jr. Edna and
Gladys Let's. Mr.. Luther was accom-
panied by Mrs. Luther.
viii Lecture on Law
Mrs. James A. Osgood will deliver
the first of a series of six lectures on
parliamentary law this afternoon at
Jas o'clock in the parlors on the mez-
canine floor of Hotel Hayward. Mrs.
Osgood, who is considered one of the
best parliamentarians in the city, is
speaking under the auspices OF the Po-
dtical Equality league and the lectures
will be free to all women who care TO
avail themselves of the opportunity.
Plead Not Guilty to Gambling
]. N. Simmons, deputy city tax and
license collector, M. Sherry John
Lewis, George Faulhaber and J. II