Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-06
AROUND TOWN
VIII Give Dance

VIII Give Dance
A dance will be given In Howell hall
S14 South Main street, tonight by the
Mexican Socialist branch, Los Angeles
local.
Hearing Continued
The preliminary examination of Min
ME Batchelder, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses from Geo
w. Harmer, was continued until March
20 by Justice Stephens yesterday.
Rev. D. w. Bartlett to Preach
Rev. Dana w. Bartlett will preach
Sunday morning at Bethlehem Institu-
tional church on Spiritual owner
ship; All Things Are Yours" solo
will be rendered by Mrs. Dodsman.
Money and Jewels Stolen
Mrs. X. Arthur. 5000 Baldwin street,
reported to the police yesterday that
during her absence someone entered
her room and stole O watch and chain,
a bracelet, $3.50 in money and five
rings.
Veteran Struck by Car
Patrick Sheridan, a soldier whose
home is at Sawtelle. was struck by a
Pacific electric car at First and Los
Angeles streets yesterday afternoon. He
was taken to the receiving hospital Tor
treatment for a dislocated right hip.
lonlan Society Elects
AS the result of an election held yes
terday at the Polytechnic high school
the Ionian society chose the following
students to hold Office until the end of
the school term next June: President,
w. Smith; vice president, Miss e.
Charles: treasurer, Harold Holly; SER
geant at arms, Ivan Wright.
To Be Buried Today
Christian Larson, 26 years old, con-
nected with his father H. p. Larson,
in the contracting business, viii be
buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
service to be held at the family resi-
dence, corner Soto and Inez streets,
Rev. e. j. Inwood to ofiiciate. Burial
will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Business Man Dead
w. M. Haynes, a retired business
man, died late Thursday night at his
home, 1929 Harvard boulevard. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the chapel of Oberholtz-
err e. Mills. Mr.. Haynes is survived by
his wife and one son, Eugene Haynes,
who is connected with the postoffice
force.
Funeral Today
Alfred Carnes, who had been a Los
Angeles street car employe for many
years and who was committed to the
Patton insane asylum two weeks ago
and died yesterday, will be buried this
afternoon at o'clock, the service to
be held at o'clock at the chapel OF
Dexter Samson, burial to be in odd
Fellows cemetery. Mr.. Carnes former
ly resided with his wife at 953 East
Twentieth street.
Jones Still at Large
Another search for L. E. Jones, the
real estate man charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, was insti-
tuted yesterday, but without result.
Jones' large automobile. which was at
tached on a judgment of 1907 in favor
of the White garage, was advertised
for sale by Constable Frank Cochran
yesterday. The sale will take place at
2 o'clock at the Los Angeles warehouse
on Commercial street.
Dies az Jonathan Club
Gilundo Giuseppe. an employe of the
Jonathan club, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at the club after complain
ing of severe pains. DIR. Yerkza was
called to attend the man and in an
hours time he died. An autopsy was
held last evening at the Bresee Bros.
morgue, when it was found that val
vular heart disease was the cause or
death. A wife and child survive. NO
arrangements have been made for the
funeral.
Prominent Suffraglst Expires
Mrs. Eleanor P. Fremott, aged 81,
died at her residence in GarvanZa yes
terday of tuberculosis. The funeral will
be held at Pierce Pros undertaking
parlors tomorrow Mrs. Fremott was
a leader in the woman suffrage move
ment in California for a number OF
years. She was also for several years
state organizer of Minnesota. she
can q n n c.
urer of the Liberal club of Los Ange-
les. She was well known as lectur-
err, writer and teacher.
For Permanent Wood Yard
To tide over the summer months.
when there will be no sale for wood,
an endowment fund of $4,000 is being
solicited by the Associated Charities
for a permanent woodward where the
unemployed may be given temporary
employment and those working earn
estly given steady employment through
this means. II the sum is secured q
large woodward will be erected and
much wood will be sawed during the
summer to be sold at cost next year,
thus putting the project on paying
basis.
Call a General Assembly
A general assembly," of the Socialist
party members in Los Angeles county
will be held tomorrow afternoon and
evening in Burbank hall, 542 South
Main street, for the purpose of adopt
ing a new form of organization. The
evening meeting, at s o'clock, will be
addressed by Cloudesley Johns on the
subject of "Confscation." other feat
ures of the evenings session of the as
sembly will be a rendition of the Hun
garian revolutionary march, IKE RAJ
kocza," by Ernest Miller of the Hunga-
rian Socialist organization of this city.
who is said to be an accomplished vio-
linist; and songs by the German Sing
ing society, of forty voices. A general
invitation has been extended to the
public.
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