Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-05
AROUND TOWN
Given Time to Plead

Given Time to Plead
Police Judge Rose yesterday gave A,
Henny, a tourist charged with speed
ing his automobile, until February 20
to plead.
Reception for Poly Students
The faculty Of the Polytechnic high
school rendered reception to the win
ter graduating class in the high school
building yesterday afternoon.
Hotel Men Smoke Tonight
Members of the Southern California
Hotel Mems association will hold a
Smoker" at Hotel Westminster this
evening from $3.50 to IL o'clock
To Explain Revelation
''The Revelation Of Baha'ollah" will
be explained at a public meeting of
the Bahai assembly Of Los Angeles in
blanchard hall Sunday afternoon.
Speaks on Municipal Ownership
Municipal Ownership" will be the
subject of lecture by Attorney Job
Hartman at Mckinley hall, Walter
theater building, tomorrow evening.
Comes for Prisoner
]. II. Rutter, under sheriff of Glas-
gov county, Montana. arrived In Los
Angeles yesterday with eXtradition pa
pers for Earl Potter, wanted on grand
larceny charges.
Found Not Guilty
Police Judge Rose yesterday found
A. B. Williams, a furniture salesman,
charged with battery by Genevteve
Cox while removing furniture from
her home, not guilty.
Held for Passing Checks
John Schauer. charged with passing
fictitious checks, was held to answer
to the superior court in bonds to the
sum of $500 yesterday at his prelim-
mary examination before Police Judge
Rose.
New Workers Gather Feb. II
The New York State society will en-
tertain natives of the Empire state
who are residents Of Los Angeles with
a banquet in the Fraternal Brother
hood hall, Lincoln and Figueroa
streets, February IL. All former New
Yorkers are invited.
Body Found Near Railroad
The mutilated body Of a man found
near the Southern Pacific tracks near
. Saugus was brought to Los Angeles
yesterday and is at Booth & Boylson's 8
inorgue awaiting Identification. A
business card found on the body indi-
Gates he may have been tailor.
Error in Death Notice
By an inadvertent error in the no.
tice of the death of Thomas A. Nc
Neal in The Herald of Tuesday morn
ing it was stated that Mr.. McNeal
died of intoxication. Mr.. McNeals S
death was caused by auto-intoxication
and artero sclerosis, neither disease
having any connection with alcoholism.
Harman Memorial Service
Memorial services for Moses Harman
& Riedeman, 1880 South Lain street,
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock. DR..
Adah Patterson will be In charge.
Short addresses will be delivered by
Edward Cantrell of the Liberal club,
Prof Peck, spiritualist, and others
from various societies.
Working for the Animals
The January report for the Los An
geles Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals shows that dur
ing the month las complaints were is
sued: 27S cases were investigated; 619
animals were examined and 6G de-
stroyed; SO arrests were made and so
convictions secured. Two cases are
pending and one person was acquitted.
President Jordan to Speak
The regular monthly meeting of the
Southern California Academy of Sci
ences will be held in Blanchard hall
this evening An address will be made
by President David Starr Jordan of
Stanford university on 1.-THE Natural
History of Samoa and Robert Louis
stevenson" The lecture, which is free
to the public, will be illustrated with
lantern slides.