Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-03-21
MANY ARE ANXIOUS TO
HEAR HENRY WEINST0CK
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT Y. M. C.
A. BANQUET ASSURED
Sacramento Business Man Ranks High
in the Commercial World and as
an Ardent and Enthusiastic Asso-
citation Worker

Henry Weinstock of the mercantile
firm of Weinstock, Lubin & Co. of Sac
ramento who has accepted the invi-
tation of Arthur Let's and the COM
mittee from the board of directors of
the Young Mems Christian association
to be the speaker at the banquet the
evening of March &c at Hotel Alex
andria is we'll known as one of the
strongest business men on the Pacific
coast
Mr. Weinstock'S position in the finan-
cial and commercial world is such as
will draw decided attention from the
business men of Los Angeles to what
he may have to say at this banquet.
He ranks high, not only in the COM
mercial world but as a man of splen-
did character and integrity with ex-
allied principles. Edwin T. Earl, a SUBJ
scriber of $25 900 to the building fund
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, said that he has known Mr.. Vein
stock for twenty years and was ac-
ouainted with him as a neighbor for
many years in Sacramento, and that
the citizens of Los Angeles are indeed
fortunate to have the privilege of hear
ing him speak. He said, further that
Mr. Weinstock is one of the biggest
men on the Pacific coast; that he ranks
at the very top in commercial interests
anu is utterly ullSelllSn Ill NOIhlllS lOI
the public good and the uplifting of
the moral life of his community and
his state.
Man of Splendid Character
Arthur Let's, proprietor of the Broad
way department store, another sub
scriber of S25, 900 to the building fund,
and president of the Young Mems
Christian association, confirms in heart
lest terms what Mr.. Earl had to say
from his long acquaintance with Mr..
Weinstock. He reiterates the statement
from Mr.. Earl that Mr.. Weinstock' S
character as a man of high principles
is exceptional, his position as presi-
dent of the mercantile firm he repre-
sents in Sacramento is such as to
command the attention of every bust
ness man in Southern California, and
that what he may have to say regard
ing any public institution, which
makes for clean morals and strong
manhood, will have back of it the force
of his own example.
Mr. Weinstock has delivered ad-
dresses before the Young Mems Christ
ian associations of San Francisco and
many other large cities of the west. He
is regarded by association experts as
one of the strongest and most attrac-
tive speakers along lines of association
work that can be found between ore
gon and California. OF a magnetic
personality and possessing a stirring
delivery. he doubtless will give his
hearers something interesting and de-
cidedly profitable on the occasion OF
this address.
Many Acceptances Coming In
Acceptances of the invitation to this
banquet are coming in by every mail
to A. B. Cass of the committee, and
the indications at the building cam
paign headquarters, 33O-331 O. Il. john
son building, where returns are being
received, point to a large gathering of
representative citizens of Los Angeles
on this occasion. Quite number OF
the invited citizens have said that they
knew Mr. Weinstock and were. glad OF
the opportunity to hear him. William
Niles said yesterday afternoon that he
wanted the privilege of paying for
plate that he might hear the ADDRESS
from this well known man.
The banquet is given in compliment
TO the winning team in the recent
members building contest" who with
the captains of the other teams, will
be guests of honor on this occasion.
These guests are as follows: j. l..
Graham. captain of the winning team;
Gail Edmiston, N. L. Ridderhotf, w. G.
Hart L. C. Hamilton, A. r.. HOFFMAN,
r. Nj. Allan, Charles V. Clay, III. M.
Beal, ]. A. Newton, and also Captains
r. r. Bostwick, o. B. Smith, ID. A.
Schweitzer and Clarence M. Taggart.
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