Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-24

Hughes Planning mill has been making
for San Francisco were kept in Los
Angeles for refugees who come here.
Morleys skating rink will give the
entire proceeds of the opening evening,
April 80, to the relief fund. 1t is ex-
pected that $1,000 will be realized from
this source
Couhcilmen Smith and Hitler re-
ported having collected $2676 among
the breweries. This makes nearly $10,-
900 these two members of the council
have collected.
The deputy constables have been
placed at the service of the police de-
partment to preserve order If such an
addition to the department is needed
on account of refugees flocking to Los
Angeles.
The executive committee of the cit
liens relief fund announced yesterday
that an alphabetical list of all con-
tributors to its fund would be published
in phamplet form and every subscriber
would receive one.
A committee of florists called at the
chamber of commerce this morning and
presented the citizens relief committee
a check for $4,000, the total receipts
of flower sales over the counters of the
Broadway department store Friday
and Saturday, through the courtesy of
Arthur Let's. All the florists and grow
ers of Los Angeles and vicinity donated
their time and material. ]. c. Vaughan
of Chicago paid $50 for one boutonniere.
Henry Lewis, j. M. SCHNEIDER, II.
Jevne, A. Fusenot, w. d. Stephens and
c. H. Plumber have been named as
an auditing committee by the citizens
relief organization to audit all bills of
the purchasing committee.
All clothing received will be disin-
a1 whnfhnr
to San Francisco or retained in Los
Angeles for the benefit of refugees.
The Garfield warehouse, 400 Also
street, is being used by tine citizens
relief committee as depository for
clothing and bedding.
Mrs. Jules Kaufman, representa-
tive of the chamber of commerce COM
mittee in the Fourth ward, announced
yesterday that contributions to the re-
lief fund should be sent to the Con-
cordia club house. Sixteenth and Fig
ueroa streets, Thursday. A continuous
sewing circle will be conducted at the
club and garments for the needy will
be made. Donations of comforts,
blankets, sheets and pillow slips are
most needed.
All Spiritualists arriving from San
Francisco and other northern cities are
requested to call or send their names
and addresses W AIlHul IIONC Z,
president c. S. S. A, 1127 West Eigh-
teenth street.
A box social will be held this even
ing under the auspices of the Highland
Park camp of Modern Woodmen of
America at Woods hail. Avenue 5S
and Pasadena avenue, and the proceeds
will be sent to relieve the refugees OF
the suffering cities. Women are re-
quested to bring boxes of lunches.
Free meal tickets will be given to
refugees by ]. H. Mendenhall pro
prietor of the Clarendon cafe on West
Fourth street. through the chamber of
commerce. The tickets will entitle
anyone from the destroyed district to
meals at the cafe. Nearly 400 tickets
have been distributed already.
The Woodbury. business college, SO9
South Hill street, has established head
quarters for receiving contributions OF
clothing for the earthquake sufferers.
Large quantities of clothing have been
received already and turned over to
the chamber of commerce. Former
students and friends of the school are
asked to send articles of clothing to
the college at once.