Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05

ception was rendered delegates and
friends last night. The delegates Will
rteurn to Los Angeles in time to at
tend the National Home Missionary
convention, which will open Wednes-
day.
Dentists to Entertain
The College of Dentistry, University
of Southern California, will hold its
formal opening this evening at the
college building, 3O4 East Fifth street.
A reception with music and refresh
ments will follow the exercises.
Friends of the college and students are
| invited to be present
Board of Managers to Meet
The twenty-eighth annual meeting
| of the board of managers of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society, Meth
odist Episcopal church, will be held at
the First Methodist church October
to 49, Several hundred delegates are
expected to attend the sessions from
all parts of the country.
Faces Felony Charge
j. r. T. Paxton, who was brought
back from Stockton where he was ar
rested on felony complaint, was ar
raigned in Police Judge Williams court
| yesterday on charge Of abandonment
of minor children and his preliminary
examination was set for today. His
bail was fixed at $1,000.
Charge Breaking of State Law
f. ]. Young, a contractor, one of the
| first men to be arrested on charge
of violating the state law which makes
it a misdemeanor for persons to pay
off their employees in a saloon, was
arraigned in Police Judge Williams
court yesterday and was allowed until
| fn1nu n q nla1 to the PharOA
Landlady in Court
Mrs. Alice Carr, proprietor of the
Oregon rooming house, 334 South Hill
street, who was arrested by Patrolmen
| Browning and Bowe Saturday night
when they raided her place and seized
two cases of beer, was arraigned in
Police Judge Williams court yesterday
and will appear October to enter hel
| plea.
To Discuss Deep Problems
Reynold e. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will conduct
a series of classes in Music hall, frs
floor Blanchard building, 232 Soutt
Hill street, on 1.-THE Secret of Tri-
umphant Life" an attempt to formu.
late some of life's deepest principles
beginning this evening at o'clock
All seats will be free.
Store Celebrates Birthday
Fifth Street store celebrates its
fourth birthday this week, beginning
yesterday. The big building was
thronged with visitors throughout the
day and all who called were giver
souvenirs. Several features, both ir
bargains Offered and in favors pre-
sented, have been arranged by the
management.
Fined for Battery
John Hale pleaded guilty in Police
! Judge Chambers court yesterday
morning to a charge of battery and
was fined $40. According to the tes-
timony of witnesses Hale drove toe
close to an excavation in which 8
| Slavonian laborer was working. One
of the wheels slipped in the hole ano
struck the workman. A dispute fol-
| lowed which resulted in Hale striking
the laborer.
Class for Men to Meet
Rev. Robert Renison, M. A, one o
the most scholarly expositors of thu
scriptures in the city, will meet hi
class after vacation period today il
the Y. M. C. A. building, 721 Soutl
Hope street, at 1880 p. m. He will con
tinue the discussion of the Book o
Revelations" His subject this even
ing will be THE Laodicean Message,
or the last revelation that John haC
concerning the church. This class il
exclusively for men. All strangers ar,
invited
Rutgers Men Organize
Nine alumni of Rutgers college me
at a banquet at the Hollenbeck hote
last night to complete organization
of an alumni association of the col
lege. There are thirty alumni O.
Rutgers in the city. At tie meetinl
last night DIR. C. ]. K. Jones wa!
elected president and DR.. J. G. Black
we'll secretary. Among the NOR,
prominent Rutgers men present were
e. f. Scattergood, chief electrical en-
! gineer of tie aqueduct work, and Jane:
j. McMullen, editor of the San Diegt
| Union.
FREE-Pianos Given Away-FREE
No home need be without a piano-aI
offer free and without cost of any kind
that all may participate in Its benefits