Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-23
AROUND TOWN
Socialists to Meet

Socialists to Meet
The Socialist lyceum will meet at
1920 o'clock this morning in Cleveland
hall in the Walker theater building.
The public is invited.
To Speak on Law and Liberty
Walter V. Holloway will address the
| Los Angeles Liberal club on Law and
| Liberty' at Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway, at o'clock this evening"
Lecture at Fellowship Club
Reynold e. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak at
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway, at
| II o'clock this morning on 1.-THE Climb
| ing Instinct"
To Address Temperance Meeting
William Murphy will address the
Murphy temperance meeting this even
| ing in Blanchard hall, assisted by ms
son, Thomas Murphy. e. L. Koehler
| will give violin solos. Vocal solos VIII
| be given by Mrs. Wayiand Irask anu
Francis Murphy.
Accused of Defrauding Hotel
John Bruli, wanted in Tehachapi to
answer to a charge of defrauding an
! innkeeper was arrested on San Fer
nando street by Detectives Mcnamara
and Dixon and locked up in the city
| iail. where he will be held pending the
! arrival of an officer from the northern
! town.
Speed Violators Fined
| o. w. Johnson, F. F. Hill and S. R.
| Street pleaded guilty in Police Justice
| Williams court yesterday morning to
| driving their automobiles faster than
| the limit provided by city ordinance
and were fined $25 each. L. j. Sharon,
charged with a similar offense, was re-
| leased under a suspended sentence of
$40 or the alternative of thirty days in
| Jail.
Falls from Tree; Arm Broken
Gladys Sheppard, the 11-year-old
daughter of w. F. Sheppard, living at
| 375 Santa Fe avenue, fell from tree
yesterday afternoon and sustained
| fracture of the left arm. Drs %. G.
| Goodrich and Ralph Rea reduced the
| fracture. The girl was trying to re-
place a bird nest which had become
| dislodged from limb, and in climbing
down from the tree slipped and fell.
New Workers Plan Big Picnic
The New York State society plans to
| give a basket picnic at Sycamore park
| Thursday, May q. Addresses, music
and sports will be among the attrac-
| lions. Hot Coffee will be served free
to all wearing the New York badge.
1t is expected that the sixty-one coun-
| Ties from AlDdIly W w dSlO VIII "
represented. The society expects to
make it one of the biggest state picnics
ever held in Los Angeles.
Will Hold Box Social
The Pennsylvania society will hold a
box social and dance Tuesday evening
|, May %, at Fraternal Brotherhood hall,
| S45 South Figueroa street Women are
requested to bring boxes and men to
come prepared to buy them. A large
crowd is expected, as this meeting will
be held for the purpose of arousinS
enthusiasm for the Pennsylvania May
day picnic, which will be held at East
lake park Saturday, May 20.
Orchestra to Give Concert
The fourth and closing concert of the
season by the Emmanuel Presbyterian
orchestra, of forty-five members, of
which r. j. Nichols is the director, Will
be given June 10 in Emmanuel Presby-
| terrain church, at Tenth and FiSueroa
| streets The orchestra will present as
soloists on this occasion Miss Lucy
Fuhrer, 'cellist, and Harold Walberg'
violinist.
Driver Is Injured
Frank Eaton, Sc years old, employed
as a driver for the Maier Packing COM
pany fell from his wagon at First and
Vignes streets last night, striking the
pavement, his head and shoulders be-
ing bruised He was picked up in an
unconscious condition and taken to the
receiving hospital, where Drs. Quint,
Wiley and Chamberlain attended to
him. He sustained a severe conclusion
of the brain and lacerated wounds of
the scalp and face. Eaton is unmar-
ried and lives in a cottage at the pack
ing plant on Lyons street.