Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
AROUND TOWN
crItlclsIns Christian Science

Critlclslng Christian Science
At this evenings meeting of the Los
Angeles Liberal club at Mammoth hall,
SIT South Broadway, Claiming Sever
ance will speak on christian Science;
Its Follies and Fallacies."
Exhibits for the North
Numerous exhibits for the Alaska
I Yukon Pacific exposition are being re-
ceived at the office of the county school
/ board These exhibits VIII be included
in the shipment that will leave
March 20.
Socialist Lyceum to Meet
The Socialist lyceum will meet at
4 1920 g. m. today at Howell hall, Sl4
South Main street. Ethel Whitehead,
who has been on lecture tour
throughout the state, is expected to be
present.
Russians to Entertain
The Russian university will give a
concert at Bethlehem church, BIO Wig,
mes street, next Saturday evening.
Music and Rotations in Russian, Ger
man and Finnish will compose the
program, which will be given entirely
by the immigrants.
cantreli VIII Lecture
DR.. Edward Adams Cantrell will lee
ture at Mammoth hall, SIT South
Broadway, at this afternoon on
| Leaders of Religions and Leaders or
Science the address being study OF
their thoughts, characters and contri-
buttons to human welfare.
| Apartment House Ransacked
A number of rooms at the Pickwick
| apartments, 1893 South Grand avenue,
| were entered and ransacked Friday
night, but no property of any value
was taken. An entrance was effected
| to the building through light well
leading to the basement.
Exceed Speed Limit
Charged with driving his automobile
| faster than the limit provided by law,
f S. Howard was arraigned in Police
| Justice Roses court yesterday and
fined $15. For a similar violation e.
p. Haupt and w. B. Horner were given
suspended sentences OF fifteen days
each.
Put In Detention Ward
Mrs. E. c. Robinson of 1929 South
| Grand avenue, wife Of druggist, was
placed in the detention ward at the
receiving hospital last night for OBJ
servation. From her queer actions
lately Mrs. Robinson is believed to be
of unsound mind, and an inquiry will
be made into her mental condition.
Owl Car to Meet Train
For the purpose Of meeting the Has
o'clock night train from San Francisco.
which is often late in arriving. the owl
car, which has been leaving the Arcade
depot at 1890, will be held until /
o'clock in the morning. By this ar
rangement the passengers arriving on
the belated train will find a means of
reaching the center of the city.
For Labor Temple Fund
The woman's Label league will hold
a bazaar for the benefit Of the Labor
temple fund April 20, 20 and 80 and
May 1. The bazaar will be held at the
Labor temple and special vaudeville
program has been arranged. In addf-
ton to other features there will be
dancing every evening. The proceeds
will go to the building fund of the
Labor Temple association.
Recall Baby Arrives
The youngest worker in the recall
movement is Howard Mills Draper,
who arrived at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clarence Draper, S56
South Hancock street, yesterday
morning, weighing nine pounds. Mr..
Draper is connected with the Button
Undertaking company, and is receiving
congratulations from his friends over
the arrival of his second son.
To Speak at Y. M. c. A.
d. Willard Lyon, secretary of the in
ternational committee of Young Men s
Christian associations, will speak in
| the auditorium of the Y. M. G. A. this
afternoon at 1920 o'clock. Mr.. Lyon
was the first secretary representing
! the Young Mems Christian association
to go to China, and will relate some
| of the incidents that came under his
notice during the fourteen years of
his residence in the orient.
Fire Started by Lamp
! The residence of A. J. Kargar, at 456
West Thirty-seventh place, was dam
aged by fire last night which started
from a chicken brooder the lamp of
which became overheated and set fire
to the wood work of the brooder. The
house, which is owned by George 70
belein, was damaged to the amount of
$3.50, covered by insurance. The loss on
the furniture and contents of the house
is estimated at 800, uninsured.
Egyptian in Trouble
With his head swathed in bandages
and both eyes discolored, G.. B. Els
worth, a native of Egypt appeared in
! police court yesterday morning and
was fined SIS for drunkenness by Police
Justice Rose. Ellsworth was arrested
at his home at 1927 West Pico street
Friday night while beating his wife.
He strenuously objected to being taken
into custody and Patrolman Pickert
was compelled to use his club on the
man until the prisoners head was a
mass of cuts and bruises.
Speak on Playground Work
Il w. A. Lamb and Mrs. Willoughby
! Rodman addressed the normal class on
playground work at the Y. w. c. A.
Friday afternoon. About twelve young
women, teachers or students in the
normal school, form this class and are
preparing to take the civil service ex-
/ aminations for assistant supervisors
II of the nlaYgrounds in Nav. The adj