The San Francisco call., 1913-07-19
LOCAL BREvITIES

t LOCAL BREVITIES
Jewelry worth $1.5 was stolen from
the home of c. j. Quinn, 1140 Broder-
lex street.
miscreant yesterday broke . large
plateglass window in the store of
Schwabacker. Frey company. 543 Mar
ket street.
o. l.. Stevens, 82O Market street,
swore to warrant for the arrest OF
w. D. Smith on a charge of passing a
bogus check for $40 on June 5.
William J. Rowley, mining man
from Sacramento, was held up early
Yesterday at Front street and Broad
way and robbed of $40 by two men.
"Friendship, Will be the subject dis
cussed by Miss Elizabeth Korn at the
Sunday vesper service of the Y. w. c.
A. at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Miss A. Boone will sing a solo.
George j. Petty yesterday brought
action for judgment in the amount OF
$85s.75 against Attorney Robert D.
Duke as executor of the estate OF
the late Professor E. S. Bonelli.
George Hansen and william Davis,
50 Perry street, were fined $500, with
the alternative of 100 days in Jail,
for violating the poison laws by Judge
Shortall.
Rabbi Baruch shapiro OF New York,
who is engaged in evangelist work.
will speak at the William Wolf con-
gregation, 1411 Geary street, at 4
o'clock this afternoon and again sun
day evening at 1880 o'clock, on Lib
erty Into Slavery
The young mems class of the First
Christian church will have charge OF
the Sunday evening service at that
church tomorrow and special musicai
program has been arranged for the oc-
casion.
Argument on the application of Will
lie Ritchie, lightweight champion, for
court order to restrain the exhfbi-
tion of motion pictures of his July
fight with Joe Rivers unless paid SO
per cent of the proceeds. was contin-
ued until Monday afternoon.
Endorsement to the proposed bonds
for the extension of municipal street
railways was given by the Democratic
club of San Francisco at its meeting
Thursday evening in the headquarters
at 149 Mason street, and later the
club expects to invite Mayor Rolph
to address it on the bond issue.
Bishop Alexander Walters of New
York will preach in the Wesley
chapel Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Min
listers OF all the city Methodist
the purpose of which is to raise funds
to assist the colored people in the re-
building of their church., which was
destroyed in April, 1906.
Suit for Judgment In the amount OF
S4557.50 on an architects lien was
filed yesterday against Eve and George
Metcalf by Perseo. Righetti and Au-
gust G. Headman, architects. The COM
plant alleges that the plaintiffs drew
plans of seven story hotel at Geary
and Mason streets for the defendants.
In memory Of Sheldon Gaylord Kel-
logg, who died June %. the board of
trustees Of the public library and read
ing rooms yesterday passed resolu-
tions commenting eloquently on his
value to the community as library
trustee for IL years. his ability as a
lawyer, and his devotion to church
and family. Kellogg was 55 years old.
Rev. W. Landau, president OF the
San Francisco Theological seminary.
will preach tomorrow at the First
United Presbyterian church, Golden
Gate avenue between Steiner and
Pierce streets. His morning topic will
be Finding a Great Book and the
evening sermon will be entitled The
Attractions OF the Church.
Prof William HI. Head Of the West
ern Theological school, Chicago, will
lecture on Pilgrims Progress" tomor-
row evening at Grace Methodist
church, Twenty first and Capp streets.
oponed commodious reading rooms In
the Sachs building, lao Geary street,
disseminating the rooms at 1T Post
street, $40 Shrader street and 1925 CAL
ifornia street.
Prof. G. Alphonso Smith of the Uni
versity of Virginia, who Is one OF the
lecturers at the summer school at the
University of California, will address
the Commonwealth luncheon at the
Palace hotel today. Professor Smith
holds the Edgar Allan Poe chair OF
English literature In the University of
Virginia. The subject of his address
will be Poe as a Constructive Force
In World Literature"
CIem Rasmussen, an employe of a
local sewing machine company, ap-
peared yesterday before Police Judge
Shortall on q charge of petty larceny.
He was arrested on complaint OF Mrs.
B. Burger, 1859 Page street. who al
legged that he stole her sewing ma
chine by trick and device in a deal
wherein he pretended to take her ma
chine in exchange for new one of
different make. The case was contin-
ued for decision.
AThe Christian Attitude Toward
Health will be the topic of Rev. Har-
old 8. Tuttle's sermon tomorrow morn
ing at Bethany Congregational church.
while In the evening he will preach
on "a Letter From Prison-Paul's
Epist1e to the Colossians An illus
trated reading OF Henry Van Dyke s
"The Other Wise Man. was given last
evening under the auspices OF the
Bethany Sunday school.