Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
GO to Summer Home


Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bluett and
daughter have gone to their summer
home, Ocean Front. Santa Monica.
Evangelist to Speak
Evangelist Simpson will speak in the
large tent at Sixteenth and Hill streets
tonight on the subject, Professionalism"
Apollo Club Concert
The Apollo club and the Apollo or
chestra will give the third and closing
concert of the season tomorrow after
noon at the Mason opera house. under
the direction of Harry Barnhart.
Presented With Water Set
When the United States grand jury
adjourned yesterday afternoon until
July z, Charles Loomis, it's secretary
was presented with cut glass water
set by members of the jury. Accom-
panying it was note of presentation
: signed by each of the jurymen.
Or. Proper Here
Secretary Of the central district Of
the American Baptist Home Mission
society, D. d. Proper, D. D., of Des
Moines, is now visiting in Los Angeles,
and for the next two Sundays will
preach to the congregation Of the
Temple Baptist church at Masonic hall
on Hill street.
Benefit at BeIasco
A benefit performance will be given
at the Belasco theater next Friday
afternoon for the local union No. 35
of the Theatrical Mechanics associa-
tion. Actors from the Orpheum, Bur-
bank, Belasco, Empire, Grand, Mason,
Fischer's and the Casino theaters will
assist in the program.
FaIconer Case Continued
The case against A. S. lie Roy Fall
coner, which came up before the
United States commissioner yesterday,
was continued. The federal charge
against him is that of impersonating
an officer of the United States, and it
is undecided whether to prosecute him
on charge of grand larceny, which
would carry more severe punishment.
Held for Texas Courts
A. b. and ]. Greenewalt, who We're
indicted by the United States grand
jury at San Antonio, Tex, a month
ago on a charge of sending lottery
tickets from one state to another, were
taken before United States Commits
sioner Van Dyke yesterday afternoon
and were held under $500 bonds pend
ing an order of disposition from Texas.
Funeral of Mrs. C. H. Collins
The funeral of Mrs. C. H. Collins,
daughter of a former police matron,
Mrs. Gray, and sister of the present
matron, Mrs. A. Gilbert, was held yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
sister, at 1877 Avenue Twenty-four.
Services were conducted by Rev. Will
liam A. Knighten, and interment took
place at Evergreen cemetery. Mrs.
Collins died at Port Richmond Saturday
after an illness of over a year.
Discuss Library War
At the regular weekly meeting of
the Psychic Science alliance, which
took place last evening at the McIvor-
Tyndall institute. 1901 South Grand av-
enue, some of the women members
pIesSHtcu ISSolutiohs OF sympathy ana
aid to Miss Jones, city librarian, taking
the ground that psychic science teaches
and upholds the power of individual
ability and individual rights, without
regard to sex, race or condition. The
resolutions We're taken under advise
ment pending the public lecture on
TIE subject of "The Psychology of
Woman's Rights" which DR.. Alex
ander j. McIvor-Tyndall, the president
OF the alliance. will deliver at Blan-
chard hall Sunday evening. The meet
ing was addressed by several members
of the alliance. and DR.. McIvor-Tyn-
dali made brief talk on the signih-
canoe OF the "sign OF the Cross"