Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24

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Socialist Meeting
George ]. Fox will speak on Social
ism Inevitable" at Socialist propa-
ganda meeting in Metropolitan hall,
S271s South Spring street this evening.
Falls From Trapeze
While swinging on a trapeze in the
plunge at Ninth and Spring streets
yesterday afternoon, S. J. Keyes of 1154
East Twenty-ninth street fell and sus-
tained severe injuries about the head.
He was removed to the receiving hos
pital.
Psychic Phenomena
Atty. James T. Moriarty will address
the Progressive club this afternoon in
Symphony hall, 232 South Hill street,
at O'Clock on Psychic Phenomena as
Viewed by a Lawyer" short pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental music
will precede the lecture.
Arrested on Forgery Charge
Sanford Brent, was arrested yester-
day morning by Detectives Jones and
MCNAMARA on the charge of forgery.
Recently information was received by
the local police from Sheriff R. A.
Grant of North Yakima, Washington,
that Brent was thought to be in this
city.
st. vincent's President at Game
Very Rev. DIR. j. S. Glass, c. NJ,
president of st, Vincent's college, and
Rev. D. ]. Healy, C. M, of the college
faculty attended the football game be-
tween ST. Vincent's college and STAN
ford team yesterday afternoon at Palo
Alto. They will return to Los Angeles
tomorrow.
Cornerstone Laying
The corner stone of the new Masonic
temple of South Gate lodge, F. & A. NJ,
will be laid Tuesday afternoon. The
grand lodge will meet at the hall, Thir-
tieth and Main streets, at 1870 O'Clock
and go to the site of the new building,
Thirty-third and Main streets, where
the ceremonies will be held.
Negro Mission
Elder L. SwindIe of the Broadway
Christian church will deliver an ad-
dress at the opening service of the
negro mission recently begun by that
church at Eighth and Wall streets at
lit
Henderson is pastor of the mission and
services will be held regularly every
Sunday morning and evening.
Lackaye to Lecture
Wilton Lackaye, who will appear at
the Mason this week in a special pro-
duction of "The PITT and "Trilby," will
give lecture to the students and pa
irons of the Mason School of Dramatic
Arts at Blanchard's hall Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Invitations may be
secured from Leo Cooper at So4 Blan
chard hall or at the Mason box office.
Bishop Berry Arrives Tomorrow
Bishop Berry will arrive in Los An
geles with Mrs. Berry tomorrow. The
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odist conference at Pasadena. He will
be rendered a reception Tuesday even
ing and will preside at the Southern
California conference Wednesday. Fol-
lowing the conference here he will go
to Arizona to preside at the missionary
conference at Yuma.
Fears Friend Is Lost
Arthur Possey of Globe, Arizona, is
reported lost by his companion, John
White. Possey, who is but eighteen
years old, was left standing in front
of the Natick hotel about o'clock Fri
day night while his companion went to
get a drink of water. When White
returned few minutes later his friend
was gone. Young Possey had about
$160 and being a stranger here it is
thought by White that he may have
left the hotel and become lost.
Program at Venice
This forenoon at Venice of America
a special praise service will be given at
ii o'clock in the auditorium, followed
by an address by Frank Peltret. In
the afternoon and at night at the audi
torium the Dane company will present
a double bill consisting of "Ye Golden
Past" and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
At the amphitheater from 2 clock until
o'clock and in the evening from Z
until 10 Arend's band will give pro-
grams of classic and popular selections
Injured Cranking Auto
While cranking an automobile yester-
day afternoon, C. Barrow of 144 East
Twenty seventh street was severely
injured on the hand and wrist. Barrow
is employed in a garage on Spring
street and was sent to assist chauf-
feur whose machine refused to move.
Though the lad was injured, he
started the motor The chauffeur paid
no attention to the lad but left him
to take care of himself. A friend
took Barrow to the receiving hos
pitaI