Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-17
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Tennessee Society MeetIna

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The Tennessee State society will hold
it's regular monthly meeting Friday
evening at Maple hall, -raternal Broth
erhood building, Figueroa and Lincoln
streets.
VIII Address w. C. T. U.
Vacations, Their Uses and Abuses"
will be the subject of an address by
Jessie Chase before the Los Angeles
w. G. 7. U. at the First Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock
Exhibition by Pupils
The Hoover street school will give
an exhibit Friday afternoon of the
work done by the pupils of the school
through the year. Exercises will be-
gin at lis and be followed by the eX-
hibit display.
Women Plead Guilty
Tillie Edgngton and Bertha Vail
pleaded guilty in Police Justice Cham
bers' court yesterday to stealing $40
from Carl Collins at the Empire room
ing house several nights ago and will
appear for sentence today.
Convention of Teachers
The National Educational convention
of 1910 will probably be held at San
Francisco. Educational leaders OF
Southern California have given up the
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Los Angeles and support the San Fran
cisco teachers in their contest for the
next session.
Nevadan at Hollenbeck
Col. w. B. McSherry of Phoebe, New,
has registered for a few days at the
Hollenbeck and is buying machinery
for an electric lighting plant to be in
stalled at Phoebe. Col McSherry has
the contracts for many mills and
semelters at Phoebe and believes 1t to
be one of Nevada's coming cities.
Services at Crematory
Funeral services for Louis Prang,
who died at Glendale, will be held this
afternoon at 430 o'clock at the Los
Angeles crematory, Sixteenth and
Grover streets. Benjamin Fay Mills,
former minister of the Los Angeles Eel
lowship, will conduct the services. Mi.
Prang was a charter member of the
Los Angeles Fellowship. He was a
resident of Boston, but had many &C.
quaintances in Southern California
Music School Recital
The annual recital OF the Occidental
School of Music will be held in Blanch-
ard hall next Monday night and at the
same time Misses Nellie Coleman Gill
and Mary Hattie Stanton will be grad
uated from the academic piano course
and Miss Edith Grant Allen from the
voice class. The accompanies for the
musical numbers will be Mrs. Oscar
Werner and Miss Maude Nicolaides.
Painter Bitten by Dog
While engaged in painting an out
pany's plant yesterday, c. w. Barnes,
pny's plant yesterdy, c. w. Barnes,
% years old, a painter living at the
Chicago hotel, was attacked by a dog
and bitten several times on the calf
Of the left leg. He was taken to the
receiving hospital where the police sur
geons cauterized and stitched three
inch wound.
Child Displays Courage
ST won't cry a bit, and you fellows
can go right ahead and fix up my fling
err" said 5-year-old George Cosby of
1449 East Adams street to the police
surgeons at the receiving hospital yes
terday where he had been taken by
his mother to have a lacerated finger
dressed. The nurse unwrapped the in
iured member and found the entire
end of the right index finger had been
cut off.
Employer Makes Charges
George Butler, employed as col
lector for Simon Levy, manufactures
of fertilizer at $40 West Fourth street,
was arrested last night by Detectives
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bezzlement and fraud. 1t is alleged
that Butler collected 500 for his en-
ployer which he failed to turn in, and
also presented two bogus orders on
which he collected commissions. In
default of bail he was held in jail.
Causes Arrest of Girl
Mamie Claussen was arraigned in
Police Justice Chambers court yester-
day on charge of battery preferred
nv f. ]. Gunther, fireman of 1872 Omar
street, father of 17-year-old Beulah
Gunther, whom Miss Claussen is said
to have severely scratched on the face.
Miss Claussen will appear in the police
court Saturday to plead to the charge.
The affair which terminated in the
arrest of Miss Claussen for battery
occurred at the home of Gunther and
was the result of a dispute over Miss
Claussen's frequent use of the Gunth-
er's telephone.