The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
LOCAL BREvITIES

Convicted of selling liquor without
license, Lozaro Zenelli yesterday was
fined 500.
Andrew Fripo, 122 Connecticut street.
convicted of selling liquor without
license. was fined 800 in police court
yesterday.
Jewelry valued at S21O was stolen
Egan, 1247 Franklin street, according
to report made to. the police yes
terday.
Thomas O'Dowd. steward ON the
steamer Yale, was held to answer for
assaulting Albert Gerard waiter, yes
terday, by United States Commissioner
Francis Krul1.
The Swiss Relief society will hold
Its annual excursion and picnic in
Schuetzen park Sunday. August 3.
Members of Swiss societies of the bay
cities will participate.
Forty Chinese were gathered In last
night by Corporal O'Brien and the
Chinatown squad for gambling of all
sorts behind closed and barricaded
doors In full view Of the passersby
The knights of st. Patrick will give
a banquet to Captain Thomas F. Nc
Grath, veteran OF Gettysburg, at
Knights OF Columbus hall in Golden
Gate avenue Thursday evening, July 81.
Judge Deasy issued a warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Leo Patter-
son, charged with grand larceny. Mrs.
Nano Sweeney, 1860 Folsom street. al
legged that on July 13 Patterson de-
frauded her of 500.
N. b. Runke, 1S4 Sixth street, yes
terday swore to warrant before
Judge Wiley Crist, charging B. Aid
ridge with forgery in connection with
the drawing of a check for $23 on the
Crocker National bank.
Accused of stealing goods from the
firm of Klopstock Brothers. 1920
teamster, and Emil j. Nuess, a ship
ping clerk were booked at the city
prison for robbery yesterday.
resolution calling for an amend
ment to the city charter to provide Is
supervisorial districts. for San Fran
cisco was adopted at a meeting Of the
San Francisco Nonpartisan organization
last night at 1854 Market street
burton b. Wilcox Will speak on
Three Sovereign Life Verbs" at the
Sunday afternoon vesper service of the
Young Women's Christian association,
1249 O'Farrell street. A quartet from
the West Side Christian church will
sing.
from bed sheets from her room in the
second story of a Jackson street resort.
Miss Gladys Owen fell to the ground
and sustained injuries for which she
was treated last night at the harbor
emergency hospital
Urging the appointment of Demos
themes p. Damascus a Greek inter-
prefer to succeed Nicholas Valianos,
recently convicted of felony, Police
I,n~ a ri
and Sullivan sent communication to
Mayor Rolph yesterday.
Stating that he wished to get a re-
port from the Associated Charities con-
corning the condition of the family of
Nicholas Valianos, recently convicted
Of felony, Judge William P. Lawlor
yesterday put over the case of the
Greek interpreter until next Wednes-
day. Valianos is seeking probation.
1sDucks and BIazcs. will be the sub
ject Of Rev. Louis j. Sawyer's sermon
tomorrow evening at the Hamilton
Square Baptist church. The address
is the third in the series on Vacation
Memories and will be illustrated with
stereopticon views Of the pastors re-
cent trip through the high Sierras.
Following the excitement OF seeing
police alarm rung and a patrol wagon
sent for from Montgomery and Pacific
streets last night, Frank Cordino of
Vallejo missed his pocketbook. He at
tempted to seize Frank Foley. a steve
dore, who ran away for several blocks.
but was captured and arrested for
grand larceny.
Louis A. Schwabacher of Schwabach-
er Brothers & Co. paper house, re-
ported to the police yesterday that
burglars entered the residence of his
mother Mrs A. Schwabacher, 2100
jackson street who Is away In the
country and stole $40 watch belong
ing to George Takida, a caretaker.
Schwabacher stated that the thieves
took away a key to the house, and
feared that they intended to return.