Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-24
AROUND TOWN
To Deliver Address

To Deliver Address
Rev. John M. Moore, national secre-
tary of the Baptist Forward movement,
will deliver an address in the Central
Baptist church this evening.
Young Zionists to Fool
The Young Zionists association will
give an entertainment at 337h South
Hill street, Thursday evening. The
April Fool Masquerade ball will De
held Sunday, April 4, In Majestic hall.
Chain Makes Address
Eugene w. Chain. the recent Pro-
hibition nominee for president, ad-
dressed a meeting in Blanchard hall
last night, following which he was
rendered reception. Yesterday after
noon Mr.. Chain gave an address at
the Y. M. G. A.
Penny Lunches Are a Success
The penny lunches served at the Ann
street school by the Civic association,
have proved so great a success that
like plan may be taken up In other
this school 1856 children avail them
selves Of the privilege of the penny
lunches.
Christian Endeavor Meets
The Los Angeles City intermediate
quet last evening at the Y. w. c. A.,
followed by conference Miss Edith
Graves is city superintendent. Other
speakers were Miss Winifred Skinner,
G.. C. Waterhouse. Arthur ]. Cater and
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps.
For Selling TO Minor
Anton c.. Nelson, proprietor Of the
Santa Rita Wine company, 129 East
Sixth street, appeared in Police Justice
~ manning
and pleaded not guilty to a charge of
selling liquor to Ernest Green, a minor,
of 511 West Second street. He asked
for q Jury trial and his case was set
for April IA.
ST. Andrew Services
Lenten MONDAY services of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew in the Ex--
position theater, 800 South Main street,
are largely attended. Rev. f. L.
non Bettin, the boy soprano. will give
a solo, Rev. William e. Maison will
conduct the services Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday Moons.
Police Justice Austin Better
Police Justice H. c. Austin, who has
been i'll at his home at 3118 South
Figueroa street, Is improving, and 1t
is thought he will be able to resume
his duties within short time. Justice
Civil war he was a correspondent for
a Chicago paper. He has been po-
lice justice for more than twenty years.
Law Course Opens
An evening course in law stenography
and law typewriting, under the direc-
ton of William l.. Mason, has been es-
tablished by the Y. M. G. A. in con-
nection with its educational depart
ment. The course will open next Tues
ftxrfs a
June 8, and will be especially for
stenographers for law offices, court re-
porters. etc.
Reduced Rates to Yuma
Account of the celebration of the
completion of Laguna dam, the South
ern Pacific will make a rate of a fare
and a third from Los Angeles and con-
tiguous territory to Yuma, allowing ar
rival at Yuma March 20, 80 and 81,
with limit of time to April 5. A one
way fare from Yuma to Potholes and
return Is made. Potholes is the sta
ton at Laguna dam.
Cut by Flying Glass
William Kelly. 1924 Central avenue.
a beer bother at the Iroquois Bottling
works, barely escaped death in a most
peculiar form yesterday afternoon.
While filling a bottle with beer the
glass receptacle exploded and a piece
in his neck. The cut is an inch or two
long and an inch deep, and the missile
barely missed the jugular vein.
Loses Well Filled Purse
]. Hertz a musician living at 1877
Bellview avenue, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that his pocket had been
picked and a purse containing 1884
taken Monday afternoon. Hertz stated
he came down town in the afternoon.
He walked about for short time, and
during the evening removed So bill
from his purse and changed 1t. Later,
when he started home. her felt in his
pocket and found his wallet missing.
Funeral Is Held
Funeral services for Robert r.
Strang were held yesterday afternoon
at the chapel of Orr G. Edwards. Rev.
A. c. Smither, pastor Of the First
Christian church. of which Mr.. Strang
was a prominent member, officiated.
A large number of the members of the
church attended the service and thel
high esteem in which Mr. Strang was
held was attested by the large number
of beautiful floral offerings. Burial
was made in Rosedale cemetery.
Money Awaits Heirs
Charles III. Treat of the treasury de-
paFtment at Washington has written