Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-29
AROUND TOWN
Illinois People Meet

Illinois People Meet
The annual nidwinter meeting of the
Quincy 1ll.) society was held last even
ing in Mammoth hall, 517 South Broad
way
Burglar at Work
daylight passkey burglar yester-
day entered the home of T. J. Lacey,
AGO East Fourth street, and took an
overcoat, watch, gloves and ties.
Steal Suits of Clothes
A burglar entered the apartments of
A. N. Roberts and E. w. Chipron, 131
South Grand avenue, Thursday after
noon and stole five suits of clothes
Topham at City Club
Police Commissioner John Topham
will address the City club today on the
problems the police commission has
found and how they have been solved.
Musical Services Given
The first of series of monthly
smusical services was given last night
at the Sabbath service at Temple
B'nai Birth, in charge of DR.. S. Hecht,
the rabbi
On Trip Round World
Major and Lady Evelyn Collins of
London are guests of the Alexandria
hotel. They are on a trip around the
world and will remain in Southern Cal
ifornia for two weeks.
Woman EIudes Police
Mrs. Fred Bales, 1446 West Wash
ingtOn street, who put her husband
down and out with a beer bottle dur
ing a dispute Thursday, is in hiding
and the police are searching for her.
Talks to 5bIe Glass
Mark Lev, the converted Hebrew
lecturer, addressed the Bible class of
the Young Mems Christian association
last evening in the association building
on the subject, "Dispensational Truth"
Talks on Temperance
Medical Temperance and the Food
Value of Alcohol was the subject of
Mrs. Ada r. Hand before the Central
Women's Christian Temperance union
in Temperance temple yesterday after
noon.
Delivers interesting Address
"The Jew and Christian Science was
the topic of an interesting address last
evening at the Synagogue Sinai at the
weekly Sabbath service by Dr. I. Myers,
the rabbi. A special musical program
was rendered.
Police Seeking Miller
Arthur Miller, who shot his sweet
heart, Myrtle Allen, I'll Maple avenue,
Thursday, has eluded the efforts of
the police to arrest him and is at large.
The girl has sworn to a complaint and
says she will prosecute Miller.
Wanted in MojaVe
w. A. b. Hansen and Mrs. H. E.
Coleman were arrested yesterday by
Detectives Ritch and Roberts and
booked at the city Jail on suspicion.
The police state they are wanted in
Mojave on petty larceny charges.
Railway Laborer Killed
Juan Rodarte, employed by the Los
Angeles railway, was killed by work
train of the company at the inter-
section of Washington and Grenshaw
streets yesterday. The body is at
Pierce Brothers undertaking parlors.
Believe Man Stole Hats
j. Campos, peddler, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Nc
Namara and booked at the city Jail on
suspicion. He had in his possession a
large stock of new hats which the
police believe were stolen.
Held for Trial a--
Francisco Gonzales, charged with
assault to kill, was held to answer to
the superior court yesterday in bonds
of $4,000 by Police Judge Williams
Gonzales attacked M. Espanosa Thurs
day with a knife, inflicting serious
wounds.
Mass Meeting Planned
The intermediate department of the
City Christian Endeavor union will hold
a rally and mass meeting Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the First Congrega-
tional church. Speakers will be Arthur
Cater, president of the city union;
Paul c. Brown and Miss Winifred e.
Skinner.
jefferson Club Meets Today
"The Currupting Influences of a Pro-
tective Tariff will be the subject of an
address by Thomas E. Parish before
the Jefferson club at its weekly meet
Spoor Mackey of Chicago and DR.. s. j.
North Of Clayton, N. NJ, will be guests
OF honor at the luncheon.
Hamilton Goes North
Charles X. Hamilton, the intrepid
aviator who flies over land and sea
in Curtiss biplane, left last night for
Bakersfield, where he will make
flight Sunday. He will be Joined by
C. F. Willard, also a Curtiss aviator.
Later they will go to Fresno for
three days aviation meet. beginning
January 4.
Young Life Cut Short
Elizabeth L. Harrison. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt w. Harrison of
677 South Burlington avenue, died at
the family home yesterday after a
long illness. Funeral services will be
held Monday morning at 10 o'clock at
the residence, the body to be cremated.
Miss Harrison was popular among
large circle of friends,
Back East Excursions
Notice was received yesterday by the
Santa Fe railroad In Los Angeles from
the Chicago office that the dates for
the "Baclk East excursions from Cali
fornia had been fixed as follows: May
II. -, 13, IA, 25, 26 and 80; June 2, 8, 4,
g. 6, 25, 26 and 27; July /. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
rs, 26 and 27; August 1, 2, 3 and 4; Sep
tember l, 2, 8, II, II, 13 and IA.
Orders Postmortem
Coroner Hartwell has ordered a post
mortem examination of the body Of ].
c. Koford. SO years old, who dropped
dead at his home 952 Blaine street,
Thursday afternoon. Death was at