Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-25
Baba Bharatl's Lecture

Baba Bharati of India will lecture
this evening in the Symphony hall, at
the Hill street end of the Blanchard
building. Subject, "The Golden Age"
VIII Bless Stations
THE stations of the cross of the
Church Of st. Thomas the Apostle will
be blessed this evening by Rev. Ed
ward Lunney, o. f. M, of st. Joseph $
church, who will also preach the SER
mon.
VIII Preach Farewell Sermon
1t is said that Rev. Levi d. Barr will
Friends church this morning. His
friends are rallying around him since
the sensational charges were made
against him.
Friends Fear Suicide
Gus Miller, butcher employed by
Bowen brothers, 243 South Main street,
has disappeared and some Of his
friends think that he has committed
suicide. He left the city Thursday
and carried a revolver with him.
Chinese Arrested
Wong Chung was arrested at the
Plaza by Patrolmen Willetts and Nc
Graw last evening on the charge Of
violating the lottery ordinance. The
officers found evidence that they be-
lieve will convict the man. The celes-
tial was released later on bail.
Drops Dead In Street
Richard Pulliam, As years Of age,
an employe Of Haywood Bros. & Wake
field Furniture company, dropped dead
from heart disease yesterday morning
at his room, 244 East Fifth street. AS
far as is known the man has no rela-
tives in this part of the country
Charged With Battery
Abdino Maljian was arrested last
evening by Detectives Rico and Tala-
NANTES on the charge of battery and
was released on $25 bail. According to
the officers, Maljian struck M. M.
Steiner in the face several times some
days ago and has been hiding since.
Minnesota Outing
At a meeting held in the office Of DR..
Bachman, in the Johnson building, 1t
was unanimously decided to hold the
annual Minnesota outing at Venice this
year. The date is set for Wednesday,,
March Z, the weather permitting. All
former Minnesotans and those winter
ing here are expected to attend.
Who Are Freethinkers?
\ Professor L. S. Fisher will address
the Progressive club this afternoon at
2:45 p. m. in Symphony hall, 232 South
Hill street. Subject, "Who Are Free
thinkers" to be followed by general
debate. The program preceding the
lecture consists of recitation, Miss
Marie Lumley; violin solo, Master
Louis Robinson and vocal solo, Miss
Florence Fordyce.
Given a Gold Watch
Frank Simpson, who has served as
president of the Credit Mems associa-
ton of Los Angeles for two years, was
taken completely by surprise at the last
monthly meeting and dinner of that
organization at the Levy cafe. AS a
Testimonial of appreciation and high
regard, George Stewart on behalf of
the Credit Mems association, presented
Mr.. Simpson with a handsome gold
watch of seventeen jewels. The valua-
BILE gift is highly treasured by Mr..
Simpson.
Are Proud of Record
Kupelian Bros, proprietors of Ell
Shah-Sarai Los Angeles greatest rug
store, point with pride to the record
established by them in the past few
years. From a small auction store, in
which eastern handmade rugs were
sold, their business has grown to it's
present large proportions by leaps and
bounds. The ambition of the proprie-
tors to furnish Los Angeles citizens
with an up-to-date rug store has been
realized, as their present quarters are
spacious and light and afford buyers an
opportunity of examining contemplated
purchases without the aid Of artificial
light.