Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-24
AROUND TOWN
For HiIIsdaIe Alumni

For HiIIsdaIe Alumni
The Southern California association Of the
Hillsdale college alumni and students will
hold it's annual dinner and reception Friday
evening at the Young Womens Christian AS
ISOLATION building.
Rehearsal of Choral Club
The Choral club-of the First Congregational
church will hold a rehearsal of the oratorio
Elijah at 1880 o'clock Friday night In the
church study, The society will increase Its
membership to $50 voices.
Leg Broken by Fall
Henry Hinhley, foreman at the Hollywood
car barns, fell from the barn yesterday morn
ing He was taken to Los Angeles in spe-
cial car and removed to the Crocker street
hospital, where he was treated for broken
leg.
Kicked by Horse
Albert L. Hart. Ss years old. teamster,
was kicked in tne face by horse he was
attempting to hitch to a wagon at stable
at Alameda and Market streets and was taken
10 the receiving hospital. where the police
surgeons treated fractured nose.
Garland and Freeman Held
w. II. Garland and H. A. Freeman, ao-
cused of stealing a watch and S35 from John
Nicholson, acqueduct worker, were given
their preliminary examination IN Ponce Judse
Williams court yesterday and held 70 answer
to the superior court in bonds of $1,000 each.
Williams Released
wealthy mining of Cincinnati, spending
part of his time in Alaska and the other
part in Santa Monica, and who was arrested
three weeks ago a charge of drunkenness
and sentenced to a term of twenty-one days,
was released yesterday.
Indiana Society Meeting
The Indiana society Of Los Angeles-Hyin hold
its regular meeting in Fraternal Brotherhood
building, Maple hail. next Friday evening; All
nersons from the Hoosier state are invited. A
special meeting of the members or the So
eety will be held at o'clock to elect dele
gates to the federation
Practices Without License
H. ID Cafray pleaded guilty in Police
fudge Chambers court yesterday afternoon
to a charge of practicng optometry without
a license and was released under suspended
fine of $50 or fifty days on the promise 10
take the examination and obtain license as
soon as possible.
Lindsay's Secretary Comes
low n Brown. secretary to "Ben'' Lindsay,
the famous Juvenile Judge, arrived in Los An
gees yesterday for ten days vacation He
is staying at the home of Attorney John n
ISoley Mr.. Bacon visited the local JuVehle
court Yesterday and later watched the pro-
ceedlnGs In Judge Davis criminal court
Speeders Pay Fines
Three autoists pleaded guilty in police court
Yesterday to charges of driving their motor
cars in excess of the limit provided by law
and were sentenced to pay nnes OF go eden;
THOSE who were fined are j. A. Bentley, Paui
stnnbens and o. B. Burris w. B. Bentley
and NJ Gilman, charged with similar Of
fenses will appear for trial Friday
Shoots at Another, Hits Self
TT Matsumoto, SO years old, who several
times has caused the police much trouble be-
cause of his proclivlties for taking pot shots
at his fellow countrymen' was sent 10 me re-
ceiying hospital yesterday morning suiieflns
fron, a gunshot wound of the left foot as the
result of a poorly aimed shot at another Jap
anese at his room at 221 East First street.
Women Will Contest
A matron's oratorical contest for Demor-
est gold medal will be held in the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Sixth and Hill
streets Monday, February 2s, at o'clock In
the evening six who have won silver med
ais in other contests Will participate. IN tne
aTternoon from 2 to o'clock temperance
railv will be addressed by some of the pas
tors and laymen of the city
Mrs. Barrett to Speak
. .,Racchus and Venus the Samese Twins
Of Fyil,'' will be the subject OF an address te
he given by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett from
Washington, d. C., national superintendent
os the Florence Crttenden home mission, al
the meeting of the Los Angeles w. G. I. u
this afternoon at the First Methodist cnurch
Mrs Barrett will speak at the Young Wom'
ems Christian association tnls atteihoon iioii
1915 until o'clock.
Poker Players Fined
For playing a friendly game of poker in q
room in a downtown rooming house Oar
O'Connor S. d. Byerly and James Otter
we're fned $40 by Police Judge Williams yes
terday morning Ed Wlner pleaded not guilty
and his bail was increased from S25 to $50
Te was unable to furnish the INCREASED
amount and was sent back to jail where 'ht
viii linger until March 3, when his trial vii
be held.
Black Is Honored
THE state organization of B'nai Birth hon
ored George N. Black of Los Angeles at Its
session in San Francisco by appointing him
one of the delegates TO the constitutional
Grand lodge of the order to be held In Wash
is beid but once each five years and includes
renresentatives from the grand lodge in Ger
many and one Organization in the Orient. The
honor of being delegate is considered very
great in the order