Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-04

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weeks. will be under the auspices of
the teachers training class of the asso-
citation. Admission is free to men.
To Hold Special Services
The first Of a number of special SER
vices will be held In the Sinai syna-
gogue. Twelfth and Valencia streetsnat
O'clock Friday, November s. A mu-
steal service will be conducted by Can
tor Nj. A. Alter and an address will bo
delivered by Rabbi Isidore Myers on
How to Teach the Bile in the Public
Schools"
Lively D. A. r. Meeting Expected
A lively and interesting meeting of
the advisory board OF the California
division, Daughters of the American
Revolution, is anticipated during their
session in the parlors of the Lanker-
SHIN hotel this afternoon. Somewhat
strained relations are said to exist be-
| tween the state officers of the order
from the north and the local members
residing in the south.
Burned by Explosion
Mrs. John Mccain of 1854 West
Thirty-fifth place suffered slight burns
on both arms yesterday afternoon when
gasoline stove on which she was
cooking exploded and scattered the
| blazing oil about the kitchen. An
| alarm was turned in, but Mrs. McClain
and her neighbors succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the fire before the arrival
of the fire department. The damage to
the place is estimated at $25.
Injured Man May Recover
Attendants at the county hospital re-
port considerable improvement in the
condition of Mac Ward, an aqueduct
worker who is thought to have sus
tained a fractured skull when he was
thrown out of the Famous saloon, Court
and Main streets, Tuesday night. and
say he probably will recover r. X.
McRae, proprietor of the saloon, who
was arrested in connection with the
case, will be held In the city jail pend
ing the result OF the injuries of Ward.
Hear of Death of Youth
Word was received from San Diego
yesterday Of the death Of Hugh Foster,
nephew >of former Secretary of State
John w. Foster and cousin of Carroll
A. and Fielding J. Stilson of Los An
geles. Mr. Foster was graduated from
Stanford university, and at the time of
I.his Illness, preceding his death, repre-
sented the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany of Seattle, Wash. He was known
as young man of charming personality
and high achievements.
Judge VIII Address Women
Los Angeles section of the National
Council of Jewish Women win meet
this evening at 5 o'clock in the assem-
bly, room of Temple B'nai Birth, Ninth
and Hope street. This is the second
general meeting of the year, and the
first of three which it is proposed to
hor1 this winter. Judge Curtis D. Will
bur will be the speaker of the evening,
having as his topic, Some Important
Problems of Juvenile Court" Friends
and guests of members will be well
come.
Ellen Beach Yaw to Appear
One of the most interesting programs
Ellen Beach Yaw has yet presented in
this city has been arranged for her
recital at Temple auditorium Monday
evening. 1t will contain not few
novelties as well as some of the songs
that are so truly her very own in in
depreciation. On this occasion, which
will be Miss Yaw's one recital here
this winter. she will be assisted by
Jay Plowe, futist, late of the Royal
opera, Berlin. Mr. Plowe, who was
Miss Yaw's fiutist durin her stay in
Europe, is here for limited sojourn.
t, Newman will preside at the piano.
Disturber Gets 100 Days
Marion Hughes, who after being out
of jail was arrested TUESDAY night for
disturbing the peace of the Japanese
in the vicinity of Jackson street and
Central avenue and who Is alleged to
have used a meat cleaver to force an
entrance to the home of Mrs. L. Take
huti, 1926 Jackson street, and frightened
her from the house, pleaded guilty in
Police Judge Williams court yesterday
to charges Of disturbing the peace and
was sentenced to serve 100 days in the
city Jail. Hughes denied having en-
tered the home of the Japanese and ie-
clared he took the cleaver from Jap
anese who was trying to strike him.
Bell Hops Face Charges /,
Norman Lind Guy w. Delong and
Arthur Stratton. former bell boys who
were arrested early Tuesday morning
while emerging from the Golden State
shooting gallery, 537 South Main street,
with seven rifles In their possession and
who the detectives say confessed toI
having entered the wine room of the
Hotel Van Nuys and stolen quantity
Of champagne and other wines, were
arraigned in Police Judge Williams
court yesterday. on charges of burglary
They asked forNan early hearing and
their preliminary examination was set
for Friday. Their bonds were fixed at
$1,000 each, in default of which they
were sent back to JAIL
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