Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-16

Plans Big Parade-Dr. A. w.
HaIsey of New York, secretary of the
Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sions, has completed arrangements for
a monster parade and meeting of sun
day school children to take place sun
day, May %, during the meeting OF the
Presbyterian general assembly at Den
yer.
Tower to Return - Charlie
magne Tower, former AMBASSADOR 10
ST. Petersburg and Berlin, VIII take
IN his residence Immediately in the
old Tower home near Utica, N. y, II
has been announced. The house on the
estate was erected nearly hundred
years ago by the grandfather OF MT
Tower, and his descendants have lived
there ever since.
Swearing Prohibited - Mule
drivers, stevedores and all other per-
sons will soon be prohibited from qslns
profanity in public in Wisconsin. Like
wise it will be unlawful for people TO
use sulphurous language to the girl at
the telephone exchanges. The lower
house of the Wisconsin legislature mas
put the finishing touches to the HUI
bill. making it misdemeanor to swear
in public.
Delegates Elected-The legis-
lature yesterday at Manila elected Be
nito Legarda and Manuel Quezon dele
gates to congress. There was no oppo-
sition to the reelection of Iegarda,
but although Pabla Ocampo's name was
submitted for reelection he received
only four votes. Quezon, who received
sixty-one votes, is floor leader OF the
Nationalist party in the legislature. He
visited America in 1905
Attendant Insane - James
Dougherty. for the last twenty years
an attendant and employe at the
Northern Illinois insane hospital, mas
been taken to the institution as an IN
mate. Perfectly sane, according to phy-
sicians at the hospital, Dougherty lett
the institution two months ago on
leave of absence. A fortnight ago he
returned and soon developed symp--
toms of insanity. In a few days he had
become violently insane.
Find New Cure-What is be-
lieved by medical men to be cure for
the hitherto fatal tetanus, or lockJaw,
has been discovered by Prof. A. 5.
Lovenhart. University of Wisconsin,
who for several days has been cooper
ating with Milwaukee physicians in the
case of Albert Johnson In st. mary
hospital. While the result in this in
stance was not a cure, it warrants the
opinion that a significant step has been
taken in the direction of a cure for this
disease.
Here's the Latest-Just one
wear ago came the first tidings that
the directoire was headed toward New
York. Now comes the dressmaker who
introduced the innovation with another
creation still more startling. When the
wearer stands still it resembles an or
binary party costume. The moment
she moves it is quite different. What
has seemed a skirt parts just above the
knees and regular trousers come into
view. Just trousers-they make no
pretense of being anything else. They
measure SO inches around the bottom
and reach to the shoe soles.
Lawsuit Adjusted-The law
suit which has tied up the estate of
Herman Oelrichs has been settled in
New York, and his millions will be dis
tributed among his widow, who is a
daughter of the late Senator Fair of
California, her son and the testator's
brother, Charles M. Oelrichs. Follow
ing the death of Mr.. Oelrichs at sea
in 1906 a dispute arose over the estate.
The matter was carried through the
supreme court and was appealed. The
consent of all parties yesterday to the