Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
AROUND TOWN
Socialist Lyceum to Meet

SociaIist Lyceum to Meet
The Socialist lyceum will meet at 10:30 a. m.
today at Howell hall, S14 South Main street.
Parents are requested to bring their children.
Gopher Club to Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the Min
nesota Gopher club will be held in the
Chamber OF Commerce building Tuesday
evening.
Pioneer Dies
William Aikman, aged 73 years, a pioneer OF
Azusa, who has resided for several months at
1915 West Fifth street, died yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will be held at Azusa.
Talks on Hygiene
The Parent-Teacher association of the
Avenue Nineteen school held a meeting at
the school Wednesday afternoon. DR.. Lora
b. Bennett delivered the talk of the after
noon on the subject, Personal Hygiene" A
whistling solo by Miss Edna Modie was one
Of the features of the program.
Citizens of Granite State Called
The New Hampshire state society of Los
Angeles Will meet Tuesday evening in Bur-
bank hall. A special program has been ar
ranged by the women of the society. 1t Is
expected the meeting will be attended by
practically all the former residents OF the
| Granite state who are living in (Los An
geles
Electrical Men to Meet
The American institute Of electrical en-
gineers will meet at the University of South
ern California Tuesday evening at o'clock
Glenn A. Copeland, consulting engineer, will
read a paper entitled transformer Kinks
and Wrinkles" The members will take
part in the discussion and have been asked
to take their transformer diagrams with
them.
Honor Universalist Minister
Rev. DR.. w. H. McGauhn. general superin-
| tendent of the Universalist church. who is
visiting Southern California, will be rendered
reception at the homo OF DR.. c. Elwood
Nash. 1i7 Reno street, next Thursday evening.
DR. McGlau1in will preach at the First Uni
versalst church, Cumnock hall. next Sunday
morning.
Miss Wentworth to Read
Marion Craig Wentworth. a graduate of the
Boston Conservatory of Dramatic Reading, will
give reading entitled THE Enemy of the
People" at Blanchard hall Wednesday evening.
Miss wentworth has given readings before the
Friday Morning club, has also given a course
OF readings before the Cumnock School of Ora
tory, and is widely known for her interpreta-
tlons.
Ordered to Leave City
After having passed most of his time for the
last four years serving sentences on the chain
gang and in the workhouse, Henry Dahms
well known to the police and police justices
for his dislike to work. was released from
custody at the police station yesterday by
Acting Captain of Police Murray and told to
leave the city under penalty Of being charged
with insanity.
Night Hotel Delivery Extended
On account OF the popularity of the night
postal delivery recently installed in the
downtown and ''hilr' district the service
has been extended to the Westlake district.
The carrier will make night delivery to all
the leading hotels in the Westlake district.
The following hotels In the Westlake dis
Netherlands. Cambria Union, Pepper. Bur
iington, Westlake Alvarado, Leighton. Lake
View. Hershey Arms. Ingraham apartments,
Bixel apartments, Loon1is apartments.
Class Entertains
Mrs. Charles Bishops class of the Sunday
school of the First Baptist church at AL
hambra gave an interesting musical and
literary program at the church Friday
night. Following is the program: Piano
solo. Mrs Bishop; recitation, Miss Hester
Letta Rankins and silina Paley; reading,
Harriet Swami mandolin solo. Walter Cum
mings; recitation. Floyd oberly; song, Miss
Eta cotter; dialogue. Golden Rule club;
piano duet, Lucille Griffin and Silina Paley
Both Deaths Accidental
Two certificates of accidental death were
signed yesterday by Coroner Hartwel1 after
an investigation. The first case was that Of
Albert Bertramson, a foreman at the Hicks
ranch three miles northwest of Gardena lie
was killed Friday by accidentally touching
live wire with a rod while explaining the
workings of a pumping plant, which is ope-
rated by electricity. The second certificate
was over the body of Ruth Slayman, 2 years
old, who was drowned by falling into cess
pool in the of the family home at 27o4
Pomeroy street late Friday afternoon.
Stores Robbed by Burglars
Two motorcycles taken from the store
of the A. T. Hamilton company. 921 South
Main street, Friday night by burglars who
obtained entrance TO the place by prying open
a rear door. The store of Maers 6 Lemke at
Twenty-fourth street and Vermont avenue was
entered yesterday morning by burglars who
entered through a hole made by knocking
panel from a rear door, pay telephone was
torn from the wall, taken outside and broken
open with an AK. The intruders obtained $3.50
L., r,.clsnIe M q raxard for their trnnhla.