Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-25
Los ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING


ciated charities.
Attend Sick Arrivals
Knowing that many or the arrivals
would be in precarious conditions u
temporary hospital was also estaD-
lished at 223 West Second street. Forty
five cots have been placed in this and
exhausted arrivals and single men, be-
sides those who are i'll, are received
there. 1t is estimated that 500 worth
of medicine has been received by DR..
T. c. Myers who is in charge of the
hospital. In addition to the tempor-
airy hospital the Native Sons has at
it's disposal six beds in the Sisters
hospital.
The success of the registry depart
ment has been almost complete. In
one instance a man who became separ-
ated from his wife and his five children
in San Francisco inquired at the head
quarters for them. Through coinci-
dence tine clerk opened the book at the
names of the missing members of his
family. They were found in few mo-
ments. All have since been placed in
good homes and the young man of the
family secured work through the ef-
forts of the N. S. G.. w.
More Places Than Men
When speaking the the work done
by the Native Sons of the Golden West
last night, o. e. Edgerton said there
are more openings for employment
than can be filled. This is due prin-
cipally to the poor health OF many of
the men that come here. The openings
are principally located in the grading
camps and on the ranches about the
| city. Walters and Stehographers are
also wanted.
The transportation committee has
| taken over all of the hauling for the
relief committees about the city. Be
| tween Los Angeles and the quarantine
station at Burbank a string of wagons
| are loaded with supplies.
Citizens Aid Organization
From the beginning of the work that
| the Native Sons of the Golden West
undertook they have never been COM
| PEELED to ask for anything a second
time. The entire city has responded
literally to the solicitations of the
order.
Although the Native Sons of Los An
geles have performed a remarkable
feat, they make no hesitation in credit
ing the citizens of Los Angeles with
much of the glory that they now
| share.
Take Care of Good and Bad
While there is much evil connected
with the influx of the refugees from
the north. the Native Sons of the
Golden West have Joined in no COM
plants to that effect. They believe
that if the evil is here and will come
here it must be taken care of.
Following is a list of the several
committees appointed on the afternoon
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of the Golden West was called. The
work of these men has been hard and
there are several among the list that
have not slept since the day of the
earthquake and fire in San Francisco
Committees in Charge
Relief committee-W. C. Lichten-
berger. chairman; John Newell, vice
| chairman; j. N. o. Rech, secretary;
DR.. D. W. Edelman, treasurer; o. E.
Coles, e. O.. Edgerton, w. f. Bryant
| Anthony Schwamm, Bert Farmer,
Henry Brodek, A. O.. Switzer, w. S.
Kingsbury, A. M. Kremer. Aubrey
| Austin E. B. LOWE and j. j. .Regan.
Departments
Executive-H. C. Lichtenberger,
chairman; e. O. Edgerton, j. T. Newell,
e. b. LOWE and Fred Stephenson.
Treasury-Dr. e. w. Edelman, chair
man: e. r. Barber jr., and Rex Laws.
Transportation-W. F. Bryant, chair
| man: s. Lazard, Charles A. Bryant and
A. NJ. watson.
Refugee-Otto Rech. chairman; Dr.
d. H. Hitler, Grant Jackson and j. c.
Foy.
Receiving-O. E. Coles, chairman:
Charles M. Smith. L. NJ. Birnbaum and
Leon Levy.
Delivery-Bert Smith chairman; A.
o. Swietzer, George Keym and L. A.
Mesmer.
Clothing-A, A. Eckstrom, chairman;
Harry c. Thomas and James F. Allen.
Food-Anthony Schwamm, chairman;
John H. Eckstrom, T. G. Pierce and
Calvert Wilson.
Baking-A. M. Kremer, chairman;
LaZard and A. Reinhart.
Children's clothing-H. C. Miller,
chairman; Lee Payne, j. r. HanIey,
William ]. Variel and J. w. Krause
Street collections-J Rush Bronson,
chairman; Harry Baum. A. C. Sittel,
Charles Gassagne, e. B. Rice and Wal
ter Shaw.
Printing-George II. Burkhardt, chair
man; f. d. Elder and f. B. Kits.
Medical-Dr. e. Fl. Garrett, chair
man; DR.. d. w. Edelman, DR.. Carl
Kurtz. DIR. John l.. Kirkpatrick. DR..
George c.. Sabichi, DR.. Walter Bailey,
DR.. A. o. Conrad, Dr. F.. 7. Dillon, DR..
E. M. Palette, DR.. George LAUDER