Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
"The lnvlslblen

this section
1.-THE Invisible"
DIR. Alexander j. McIvor-Tyndall has
taken for the subject of his psychic
science lecture at Blanchard hall Sum
day afternoon, "The Invisible"
Boyle Heights Fire
A shed on the rear of 2024 East Sec
ond street was destroyed by fire yester-
day morning. The Boyle Heights
livery stable facing First street was
slightly damaged.
Lecture on Socialism
Rev. ]. M. A. Spence Of Green Bay,
lectured last night at Masonic hall on
Scientific Socialism" He explained
that socialism is the simple PROPOSE
ton that the men who do the worlds s
work shall have the full product of
their labor.
Symphony Orchestra
Today at the Mason opera house the
Los Angeles Symphony orchestra will
present the seventh concert Of this
season. Owing to the illness Of Miss
Maude Reese Davis Signor Domenico
Russo will be the soloist, singing the
grand aria from "Mignon."
Violate Speed Ordinance
w. II. Mead and c. M. Hemeil were
fined $50 each by Justice Chambers
yesterday on charge of violating the
speed ordinance. The arrests were
made by Officers Allen and Mojonner.
H. A. Stone was fined $40 on a charge
of driving a machine without number.
Funeral of Fred Mack
The funeral of the late Fred Mack,
a young man from Cripple Creek, Col,
who ended his life in Los Angeles Mon
day, occurred yesterday. The services
and burial were in charge Of the
Elks' lodge, and members of that order
accompanied the body to it's last rest
ing place in Rosedale cemetery.
Wandering on Street
w. w. Butler was arrested by Off
Ger Abel on Rampant street early yes
terday morning and sent to the receiv-
ing hospital. The man appeared to be
insane and was wandering about. He
did not know where his home was and
tried to resist when the officer ap-
preached him. 1t is thought Butler
is suffering from mental derangment.
Storms Slayer In st. Louis
Word was received yesterday at the
police station from st. Louis announce
ing the arrest of Herman Batzbach on
suspicion. Batzbach answers the de-
scription Of the dishwasher Grover who
In charged with the murder Of George
Storm a restaurant keeper, and the st.
man until further Identification can be
made.
Improvement Association Meeting
The Central Avenue Improvement as
o'clock, at 2603 Central avenue, for the
purpose of hearing the report of the
amount of frontage secured for the
paving of Central avenue from Twelfth
street to the city limits; also the re-
port Of the bank and postoffice commit
tees. A bank on Central avenue near
Adams street is assured through the
eTOftS OF LnlS aSSOcldIlOn.
Blockade at Crossing
Business men and residents of Hol-
lywood and Colegrove together with
school children from the northwest Sec
ton Of the city were delayed for over
an hour yesterday morning by the
blockade of the crossing at the inter-
section of New High street and Sunset
boulevard The crossing is in bad con-
dition owing to the low places between
the tracks. A heavy traction engine
because of the great weight of the
wheels the engine could not bulge.
To Entertain High Officer
Southern California lodges Of the A.
b. U. w. are preparing programs for
the entertainment of David Hirshberg.
deputy grand master. who will visit
I the lodges, as follows: Monday, April
! II, Downey lodge, escorted by MEM
bers of Los Angeles lodges. leaving
the Arcade depot by special train at
1880 o'clock; Tuesday. Orange Grove
lodge, 212, Los Angeles; Wednesday
evening, Los Angeles lodge No. So;
Thursday evening, lodge 191, 211h West
Second street; Friday morning, River
side, Southern California lodge No. 191
is arranging to initiate 100 members,
June 1. This lodge will give a min
strel show at Elks' hall the evening of
May, 5. for the benefit of the A. o. u.
w. hand. Grand Foreman w. II. Saw
age will start Saturday on a sixty
days lecturing tour among the lodges
OF Northern and Central California.