Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-18
AROUND TOWN
Arrange Kallsher Funeral

Arrange Kalisher Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa
Kalisher will be held at 2 o'clock Sun
day afternoon at the chapel of Orr &
Edwards. Dr. S. Hecht will officiate.
Burial will be in the Home of Peace
cemetery.
Horses Burned to Death
Two horses were burned to death
and a barn valued at $500 entirely de-
stroyed by fire late yesterday afternoon
at 1912 East Adams street. The horses
and barn were property of o. Leucher.
who placed his loss at $780, $500 on the
horses and $500 on the barn.
To Dedicate Buildings
The buildings of the Training School
for Christian Workers at Huntington
Park will be formally dedicated to-
morrow afternoon at 80 o'clock. Pro-
fessor William P. Pinkham, the prin-
cipal of the school, will deliver the
principal address. Many others will
take part in the services, to which all
are cordially invited.
Veterans to Be Banqueted
Officers and delegates of the Spanish
War Veterans who arrived from the
national encampment at Tacoma yes
terday have been royalty entertained
by the local camp and auxiliary A
banquet will be served in their honor
tonight at the Walker theater. All
Spanish war veterans and their wom-
en- friends are invited
Body Recovered
The body of James Cleary, who was
drowned last Sunday, was found yes
terday in the surf at the foot of Rose
avenue Ocean Park. The body is at
the undertaking parlors of Cunningham
& OConnOr and will be taken to Grand
Island, Neb., for burial. A brother of
the dead man has arrived in Los An
geles to accompany the body to the Old
home in Grand Island.
To Preach of Schools
"The Public School as a Force for
Righteousness" will be the subject of
Sunday evenings sermon at the East
Los Angeles Baptist church, corner of
Workman and Manitou streets. Par
ents and teachers are especially in
vited. DR.. Cressey begins the fifth
year of his pastorate, the longest in
the church's history with a good rec
ord of substantial progress.
Issue Novel Paper
The latest addition to the number of
daily papers in Los Angeles is perhaps
one of most novel editions published
in this country. This is a small paper,
containing a resume of the days news
under the three heads of foreign,
pared daily and read to the nurses of
the California hospital at their lunch
con hour that they may be fully
abreast with the times.
JeweIry Stolen from Room
The pass key man is still working
with success in Los Angeles, and last
night c. L. Kennedy reported to police
headquarters his room in the Locke
rooming house. 139 South Hill street,
had been entered and jewelry to the
value of $500 stolen. Kennedy stated
the robbery was committed yesterday
afternoon during the absence of his
wife. Entrance had been gained by
means of a pass key. A watch, fob,
three rings and several sticlpins val
ued at $500 were missing.
Arthur Let's Reports Discovery
Arthur Let's and his party, now
travelling in Europe, are having a fine
time and evidently making some novel
discoveries. A letter from Mr.. Let's
announces that he has found a city in
which there are no horses, no dogs and
no street cars, and consequently no
street car franchise questions to bother
the city government. There is also an
absence of torn-up streets in the city.
The lack of horses and street cars will
be understood when it is stated that
the city referred to is Venice, whose
streets are canals and whose street
cars are boats.