Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-29
Llduld Air Demonstration

Liquid AIT DemOnStTdIlon
Fred A. Rugy of the Orpheum gave
liquid air demonstration yesterday
at the state Normal school.
"The Lost Soul"
At Blanchard hall Sunday afternoon
DR.. Alexander ]. McIvor-Tyndall will
discourse on the subject THE Lost
Soul"
Address to Men
Phineas T. Lynn of New York will
speak at the mems service at the Y
M. c. A. Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
upon the subject "Our Allies"
Liberal Club
"Dr. Abbott's rejection of a First
Great Cause" and Professor Loebs
experiments with echinus are the sub
jects Of a lecture by Professor M. A.
Morey at the Liberal club Sunday
night.
Improving Office
The Salt Lake road yesterday be
gan improvements In it's city ticket Of
fee which will give larger floor space
for the additional business which comes
as a result of the opening UP of the
road.
Salt Lake Dining Service
The dining car service of the Salt
Lake road, consisting of table silver
ware, fine china, kitchen and pantry
ware Is on display by the Parmelee
Dohrmann company on South Spring
street
Francis Murphy Meeting
At the Francis Murphy meeting in
blanchard hall Sunday evening, B. E.
Vollmer will preside. Mr.. Murphys
subject will be the Secret Of Success"
Several we'll known men will speak,
]. w. Ecceston will have charge of
the musical program.
Burglars at Work
T. Wade, owner of a poolroom at 61S
North Alameda street, reported that his
place of business was robbed of $50
early yesterday morning. Thieves en-
tered the house of A. T. Jeshke, AIS
Cottage Home street, Thursday night
and carried away a gold watch and
chain, gold locket and $4a in cash.
Changes Among Officials
After some discussion between the
officials of the new Salt Lake road
the position of commercial agent for
merly held by Russell M. Taylor, has
been abolished and E. ]. Edwards
appointed to the place Tuesday, will
have added duties and become the
general agent of the entire line, with
headquarters in Los Angeles.
Reduced Rates
The Santa Fe road has granted a
one and one third round trip fare for
the Woman's Parliament of Southern
California to be held in San Bernar-
dino May and 8; the semi-annual
convention of the Baptist Young Peo-
ple's Union at Los Angeles May 5,
and Z, and for the Episcopal church
annual convention to be held in Los
Angeles May 1918.
Loyal Temperance Legion
The Loyal Temperance Legion of
the Orphans Home will go to the
Soldiers Home today for picnic.
The excursion is in charge of Mrs.
Noll, Mrs. Hester Griffith, Mrs. Lucy
Blanchard and Mrs. L. M. Burt. The
company will go down in special cars
and dinner will be served at II o'clock,
In the afternoon the children will give
an entertainment with program of
temperance songs and recitations.
Series of Sermons
A series OF five Sunday afternoon
lectures on Jesus of Nazareth, from
the standpoint of recent discoveries" 4"
will be given in Temple auditorium by
Neander p. Cook, NJ. A., recently of the
University of Chicago. At the service
tomorrow at $3.50 p. m, the topic will
be called from the Carpenters Shop
to Preach the Kingdom of God" Mr..
Cook will take for his topic May Z,
ministry in Galilee;" May A. "Teach-
ing on Character Building" May 81.
Teaching on the Meaning of Life"
May 2S, Journey to Jerusalem, Death
and Final victory"