Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-01

Meeting for Young Men
The third of the spring series of
younger mems meetings will occur in
Triangle hail. Y. M. c.. A. building,
tomorrow afternoon at 1920. B. y.
Wilcox, state secretary Of the organi-
cation, will speak, his subject being
Emergencies"
Room Rifled
Rev. c. I. Sauer, 2619 Paloma street,
reported at police headquarters yes,
terday that his home was entered ana
two watches and a woman's necklace
stolen. The Sauer family were at din
ner Thursday afternoon when the
theft was committed.
Rings Stolen from Room
Miss Emma Bulen, living at Hotel
Travers, corner of Fifth and Croker
streets, reported at police headquarters
yesterday morning that her room was
entered and an opal ring, chip dia-
mond ring and $150 was stolen. En-
trance to the room was gained by
pass key.
Falls from Car
q. B. Goodman, a carpenter, $40
North Main street, fell from an inbound
Downey avenue car at Avenue Eighteen
and DoWney avenue last night and re-
ceived a concussion of the brain, a
wrenched back and severe bruises of
the body. He was taken to the receiV-
ing hospital, where he was quickly re-
vived.
Charged with Forgery
w. T. Rice of San Diego was
brought to Los Angeles yesterday
charged with forging $40 money
order and lodged in the county jail
Rice was in custody of United states
Marshal Harry Price Bail was fixed
nj,
in the federal court May II.
G. A. r. to Entertain Admiral
A reception will be rendered Com
rade Admiral and Mrs. Robley ID.
Evans by the Grand Army OF the he
public and it's auxiliaries this evening
In the building of the Young Mems
Christian association. Visiting COM
rades and their ladies are invited to
attend wearing the button or oadge
of their respective orders to insure ad-
mission to the building on this oc-
casion.
Police Surgeon Attends Salesman
Thomas Marsden, a salesman en-
ployed- in a downtown department
store, fell unconscious on North Main
street last night and was taken to
central station and charged win
drunkenness.
Marsden was believed to be so much
under the influence of alcohol that the
arresting officer, Patrolman Willlams,
requested that he be attended by the
police surgeon.
Run Over by Street Car
A. E. Works, messenger boy, 10
years of age, living at 1853 East TWen-
ty-eighth street, was injured at Twelfth
and san Pedro streets last night by q
collision of a street car with bicycle
which he was riding and holding onto
tn Gear.
The boy was riding south on san
Pedro street and rode alongside OF a
car and caught hold of the. rear hand
rail to pull himself along. His. Wheel
struck a rock and swerved into the car
throwing him off. He struck the pave
ment heavily and was knocked sense
less. He revived shortly after being
taken to the receiving hospital and
went to his home.
Mothers Meet
The child study circle of the Michel
toreno Street school spent dellghtIul
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W1ll1am
f. Edwin, Mailman avenue, Wednes-
day After a brief business session
mothers day" program was given
consisting of readings and short his
tories Of the lives of the mothers OF
several great men. Mrs. Chalmers
Smith, state president of the congress
of mothers, was present and gave an
interesting talk on work being done Tor
Mothers day. Light refreshments were
served and a social time was enjoyed
by the members.