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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16
Mother is waiting.

.
Written on the death of Mrs
@. Carlyle. by Amy I Milford,
Henderson.
Weep notdearest children
We know she has gone,
Where angels are singing
And she joins in their song.
We know how you miss her,
How your hearts are made sad;
But yeur burdens made easy,
When youthink she is gla1.
By the fireside you miss her,
Yes, at home or abroad;
We miss thee, dear Annie,
AS LIES path we trod.
Across the broad river,
With angels so fair,
She's watching and waiting
And beckoning there.
inject me dear Children
She's saying to yon;
Eyes, follow your Savior"
He'll carry you through.
Press toward tired spirit,
Though she's not at your side;
Strive on, dearest husband,
She's your angel bride.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16
A Prosperous Year

The Board of Directors of The
Merchants National Bank. of Point
Pleasant. at the regular semi an.
nual dividend meeting, held en-
December 81, 1908. declared 4 PEI
cent. semi.snnuaI dividend. This
bank is among the oldest and
strongest banking institutions in
the Ohio Valley. and the dividend
just declared adds another prosper
Gus year to the already long list Of
financial success.
At the Stockholders meeting OF
The Merchants National Bank OF
Point Pleasant, held Tuesday,
January 8. 1907, elected all the old
nfioers with the exception of j.
8. Spencer, who was made a Di.
rector in place of ). D MoCuIlocb,
deceased. The Board of Directors
are Messrs John McCulloch, P. S.
Lewis, g. @. Bowyer. j 8. Spencer,
snd T Stribling The Board Of
Directors then met and elected
the following bank officers: John
McCulIoch. Prest; G O. Bowyer,
Cashier; T. Stribling, Assistant
Cabhier,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16
THE KIeH WATER

The rivers reached a stage of
81 2 feet here last Saturday night.
Mo damage was done outside of the
delay in business. It is now of
Jour streets and stranger would
never know We had had high water.
However. we Jared better than most
towns It is the FIRST food We hav,
had for several years. The sensa,
tionaI telegrams sent to the city
dailies of our wretched and wreck.
ed condition are ahsnlntalv nnfrna
Mr.. Robert Wolf, while out
hunting last Wednesday, shot his
right hand Of and about 10 shot
hit his face He was standing on
on stump resting the gun on the
stump on which he was standing.
In some manner the gun slipped
of striking the hammer on the
edge of the stump which caused it
to FIRE. The contents struck his
hand and face. DR.. McEIfresh, of
Point Pleasant, and DR. Sommers,
of Leon, were summoned and
found it necessary to amputate the
hand just above the wrist. The
most of the shot which hit him in
left side of the face, entering about
the depth of themselves in the
flesh and made only flesh wound.
He bore the operation we'll and
is in. good way of recovery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

Carl Hess. the: genial salesman
of the Foster-Mead Hardware
Company left this morning for q
business visit up the @ go Mr..
Hess has recently changed his
territory from the Big Sandy and
Lexington divisions of the O. 6 o.
to the O. 8 o. territory east of this
city.-Huntington Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16
4 Suggestion.

If the farmers of West Virginia
would devote the same attention to
raising sheep that they seemto ap-
ply to the raising and care of lot
of worthless dogs the wool supply
would be greater and the amount
of revenue oorrespondingly in
CREASED Oftentimes 90 cent dc g
will kill $50 worth of sheep in one
night, still most every farm house
you come to has from one to four
dogs. Try raising sheep for two
years and see if you are not better
of in the long run. The present
Legislature might do we'll to enact
a law for the protection of sheep,
inasmuoh as the skunks are now
provided for.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

While a great many of the peo
pie ofthe town and vicinity are
down from the effects of colds. in
fiuensa, etc, due to the Indictment
weather. we are glad to note that
the river is able to be up. It left
its bed last Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

Mr.. Nyatt x. OlevengeE, OIL
Beal6 w. Va, and Miss Estl
Swanson were quietly united in
marriage Wednesday evening at
O'Clock, Il is said, by the Rev. H
EB Lewis, Pastor Of Grace d. e
Church.
Mr.. Olevenger ID the SON of Mr.,
OlevenRer, prominent farmer ovel
the river. and his bride is one OF
our very popular and good ladies
A long train of friends will wish
them JOY and happiness.- Cali.
polls Tribune. Jan. 10.
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The Bracken Chrcnicle, of Au,
gusta. KY. Jan 8. in their write
up of the marriage of Miss Ger.
trude Rankin to Mr.. Robert B
Powers. Dec 81, 'O6. has these
following pretty words to say
about Miss Bessie Lit II. of this
oity:
Miss Bessie Liter. the youth.
full maid of honor, a vision Of
beauty, preceded the fair young
bride, 60"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

Petersburg schools are facing
bankruptcy. The money lie all
gone and debts are outstanding
A most surprising condition exists
and without a bond issue the
schools must close.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

FoUND.-Two door keys-one
brass. the other white metal. Gall
at this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

Every bat must go Our prices
will astpnisb you. Come early for
We haven't very many.
Mrs. l.. j. Willie mson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

WANTED-A good man. with a
good team as tenant on the Wag-
gener farm, near town. Address
A. O. WAeaENER or DR.. w. P.
NEALE.
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Farmers annual meeting to be
held at Charleston. Jan. 18th to
the 18th inclusive. The State Hor-
ticultural Society. Jan II. 10 and
18th; Sheep Breeders. and Wool
Growers Association, Jan. 21st;
State Dairy Association, Jan. 2r3;
West Virginia State Grange, Jan
"a. % and 26th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

Embroidery Sale is now on
Every yard in the house will posi-.
lively. go at FIRST cost A
Mrs.. T.. j. Williamson.
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We have a few suits of boys
underwear, sent to us by mistake
We areselling it below cost.
- Mrs. L. j. Williamson.
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John Bolisp.- q farmer near Park.
ersburg, has gander so years old
1t must be tough.
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was in town yesterday.
Mr. John Haymsn. of Dsb6Fi
Was in town Monday.
Mr.. George Pnllin. Of Debby,
was IN town Monday.
Mr. George Wallis, Of Apple
Grove was here Monday
| Mr.. @. 8 Edwards. of Macon,
was in town last Wednesday.
j Capt. A s Leach. of Red House,
was here last Thursday night.
Capt. s. L. Persons was in
Charleston, the first of the week
Mr. q E. Spilmau. of SpiIman,
was here lsst Thursday on business
Mr.. John Musgrsye spent Sun.
day With relatives near Old Town.
Mr. F. NJ Crowley. of Gallipo-
lis. was here over Sunday visiting
friends.
Mr. Howard Long. of Maggie. is
quite sick, threatened with ~.
phoid fever.
Mr.. F. h. Laird, of Charleston;
was here few daysslast week the
guest of friends.
-lEs-o.AsRoush, of sptimap,
Capt. E. N. Roush, Of, Newport,
were visitors in our city Friday.
Mr.. Joseph M. Riokard. of near
Maggie WAS in town Monday while
here he subscribed for the Register.
Mr. Jasper Burris near town has
our thanks for bucket of nice
apple butter. which We enjoy very
much.
Messrs. George Mcdaniel. Hamp
Smith and Billy Huston. returned
Sunday from a weeks visit to
Pittsbufg.
Mr.. Joe Friedman has returned
from business trip to Steuben-
vile. where he is interested in two
big stores.
Mr. j W Rifle, who bas ben
located at Richmond, Ind, for
come time has returned to his home
near town.
Mrs O. W. ClaIk.. who has been
visiting her parents at Athens, o
for the past few weekr, returned
here Saturday.
Mr.. John Gibbs. near town re.
turned Saturday from visit to his
brother Mr. Glenn Gibbs. at North
Lawrence, Ohio.
Mr. j. @ Waters returned Satur-
day from New York. where he has
been buying goods for WaterF-
McCullooh 90.
Miss Mary Ogden of Brighton,
returned home Saturday from, a
visit to her brother, Mr.. Ed. Ogden.
at Navarro, Ohio. >
Miss Anderson, of Portsmouth.
who has been visiting her brother,
Mr. Porter Anderson. at Maggie,
returned home Saturday
Mr. Thomas Kearns and son Mr..
Asa, near town paid this Office a
pleasant visit Monday and renew
ed his subscription to the Register
Mr.. F. 81. BIas6eld. of Brighton.
returned Saturday from Maslon,
Ohio. where he has been visiting
his family for the past few weeks.
Mr. Rudolph Reeber, of Quincy.
was a visitor here the first of the
week and today moves his family
from North Point Pleasant to
Quincy.
Mrs Ed. E. Thomas who was
called to Oak Forest, on account of
Miss Abbie Thomas. has returned
Miss Thomas being very much
better.
Mrs Clarence Stuart and baby,
returned to their home in Pitts
burg, Monday after visit here to
her parents. Capt. and Mrs. @. F..
Hess and family.
Mrs. G o. Tippett returned Sun
day from few days visit to her
brothers, Mr. Frank Hess and
wife, and Messrs. Carl and Fritz
Hess in Huntington
Mrs E. E franklin, of Wheel
ing who was threatened with ty.
puoid fever and was brought here
by her mother Mrs. David Price, is
Y .ry much improved.
Messrs Chas RIasfiAId! Emmet.
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Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. w j
Kenny. .Jr "a daughter. Thursday
January10, 1907.
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Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. strib
ling daughter, Monday January
l4th, 1907.
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Mr.. Q. B Waggener. Jr., of
ArbuckIe who was accidently shot
some time ago in the foot is able to
be out
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16
Real Estate.

Choice oity property and farm
lqnds. Some very desirable farms.
Any enc wanting to sell or buy. see
e. Shif1et. the Bargain Real Estate
Man. Point Pleasant. w. Va
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The q. G. Nease 90. is driving
a handsome new delivery wagon
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Service at Christ Church tonight
Z 80 O'Clock.
Choir practice after service
Service Sunday morning II
O'Clock.
There will be services at spilma =
Chapel Sunday 7:s0 p. m.
You are invited
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

A large invoice Of new stock has
just arrived for onr Job department.
How about that lot of letter. heads
and envelopes. We are ready for
Won.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

Regular preaching services are
held every Sunday both morning
and evening and everybody is most
cordially invited.
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CHURCH. NOTICES.

First Sunday: Beech Hill IL a.
m. and z p. m.
Second and Third Sundays: PIT.
Pleasant IL a. m. and pm.
Fourth Sunday: Rayburn Chapel,
IL a. m. and PIT. Pleasant. Z p. m,
j. NJ ~Boland. Pastor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-01-16

DR.. Archibald Orary. who died
at Huntington. left son, DR.. Il.
L. Crary.
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The demand for desir-
able merchandise is greater
than ever before and we
shall expect quick returns
on these special offers. In
addition to these specials
we will have on sale all
the Remnants and odd lots
that have accumulated dur
ing the fall rush-these
will give opportunity for
some great bargains.
FONT miss this sale, ycu
can't afford to.
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Buy your hose at
Mrs. L. j Williamson.
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Mrs, 3. J. Maupin, of Arbuckle.
is very sick with Pneumonia fever.
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CLOAKS
Ladies Tailored Suits

Sizes 80, 81 SO, none
larger; come in black, blue,
brown and Gray. Price
So to $40 for the suit
The skirts alone are
worth more.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
WOULD ENLARGE
CITY BUILDING
ALL DEPARTMENTS CRAMPED
FOR SPACE
Board of Public Works Asks Council
men to Heed Suggestions of q.
Chief Building Inspector
Backus

Plans for increasing the city hall are
under discussion, made necessary by
the growth of the public service.
This was forcibly brought to the at
tention of the city council yesterday by
this report from the board Of public
works, custodian of the building:
1.-THE board respectfully calls the at
tention of your honorable body to the
necessity for alterations and additions
which should be made to the city hall
ia order to accommodate public busi-
ness.
1.-The city tax and license collector
has reported to this board that it is alb
solutely necessary to provide more room
for the conduct of his business; the city
attorney also needs more room; the
civil service commission is cramped for
quarters, and other officers have diff
Guilty in doing the necessary work OF
their respective departments for lack OF
room.
1.-The board, therefore, respectfully re-
quests your honorable body to confer
with us or to direct your building COM
mittee to confer with us, in order to
examine several plans suggested by the
chief inspector of buildings in reference
to certain proposed changes, as it will
be necessary in order to make any
changes for your honorable body to
provide funds from which to pay tho
cost of making the same and we desire
the benefit of your advice before adopt
ing any plan."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
SOUTHERN BALL
TO Be BRILLIANT
PROMINENT SOCIETY WOMEN
ARE H0STESSES
Daughters of the confederaoy Enter
tain at Kramer's-All Appoint
ments to Remind Guests
of DlxieIand

At Kramer's this evening a brilliant
scene will be displayed. The occasion
is the annual charity ball of the Los
Angeles chapter No. 277, United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, and the elab-
crate decorations of gray moss. Chero-
kee roses and potted plants will only
be surpassed by the beautiful gowns
which the women have had made for
the affair. The patronesses are Mines.
Albert M. Stephens William L. Graves,
Susan Wiltshire, Olin Melbourne, West
Hughes, w. T. Earl, Burton Greene,
william Burke, William Woolwine,
Wesley Clarke, William Read, E. P.
Bryan, William T. Johnston, Hancock
Johnston, Cameron Erskin Thom, Han
cock Banning, Willoughby Rodman. c.
M. Shannon, C. o. Stanton, Andrew
Glassell J. N. Conroy, D. w. Cunning
ham, Mary Koyer and William Hun
saker.
A southern supper will be served and
the hostesses will endeavor to give the
guests, who will number 600, a little
bit of Dixie. Mines. G. I. Stanton, D.
W. Cunningham, Stephen Childs, w. S.
Bartlett, " S. Terry. Mary Koyer, W.
D. Woolwine, j. D. Bethune and the
Misses Mary Belle Elliot, Louise Burke,
Bri Conroy and Chapman will assist
In receiving, and Mrs. J. 7. Fitzgerald,
John c. Mccoy, r. B. Clark. Helen H.
Dryden and Adna B. Sticker will have
charge of the refreshments. A. H. H.
Howell, Wesley Clarke, Will Graves,
Raymond Stephens, Olin Melbourne
and James Page will take care of the
floor, and Mines. w. S. Graves, G. Au-
brey Davidson, William tombstone,
Hancock Johnstone. Charles Melbourne,
Chichester and Miss Mary Hunsaker
have charge of the invitations, Arend's
orchestra will play and the women
on the music committee are Miss Golita
Workman, Mrs. L. McAuley, Mrs. j. w.
McAlister, Miss Cora Mathews. Mrs.
WilIoughby Rodman Mrs. Donald
Frick, Mrs. Joseph K. Alison Mrs. Jean
Redman and Mrs. Sara Goodrich. Miss
Golita Workman was assisted in ar
ranging the decorations by Mrs. w. I.
Hollingsworth. Mrs. A. L. McAuley and
Miss Lucille Levy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
NIGHT WORKERS
Get HIGHER PAY
Street Maintenance Bureau Puts New
ST. Louis Flushing Machines to
Work, Drivers Getting
Extra Wages

The board of public works yesterday
presented to the council an ordinance
providing for the number of persons TO
be employed by the bureau of street
maintenance and inspection of the de-
partment and fixing their several COM
pensations.
The only changes in the draft of this
ordinance from the ordinance now in
force are that two additional men are
provided, designated as drivers of flush
ing wagons, each with two large horses,
at a salary of $3.50 per diem each,
night work.
The board has recently received from
st. Louis the two street flushing ma
chimes which were authorized to be
purchased. which must be operated at
night. The board cannot procure
drivers for these machines for this
night work for the same price which
is paid teamsters for day work, and
therefore provided that they be paid
$3.50 per night, and these additional
teamsters with teams are necessary to
operate these flushing machines in
order that the day force may be intact.
One other thing is made by the addi-
tion of a provision that the nine gang
foremen shall each furnish horse and
buggy at his own expense The salaries
of the nine foremen in the present or
dinance are placed at 500 per month
This was raise from what they re-
ceived prior to year ago, and when
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Gives French PLAY

The French section of the Ebell club
gave an excellent production yesterday
afternoon of La Cigale Chez les
Fournis" under the direction of Prof.
Gabriel Durnerin. The characters were
taken by Mrs. e. W. Britt, Mrs. Philip
Newmark, Miss Edith Mitchell, Mrs.
Wayne T. Smith, and Mrs. j. Bert
Stearns Rehearsals have been going
on for some months and each part was
ably taken. Later several vocal selec-
tions were given in French by Mrs.
Maud Reese Davies, Mrs. Katharine
Kimball Forest, Mrs. w. A. Banks with
violin accompaniment by Mrs. Maria
Thresher Webb and Miss Marguerite
Banks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
TWO THOUSAND
CARS COMING
ORANGE GROWERS HAIL NEWS
WITH DELIGHT
Washouts In the East Have Delayed
Refrieerators and citrus Fruit
Industry Has Suffered
Considerably

Orange growers will rejoice to learn
that 1000 refrigerator cars which have
been held up by the washouts east Of
Los Angeles are now on their way
west.
The first installment of these cars
reached here Saturday. IF the weather
continues pleasant 1t is expected cars
will arrive daily to the number Of 175
to 200.
AT present shipments are about 1900
cars behind last year. AS the orange
crop is estimated to be larger by 1000
carloads shippers have been doing not
q little worrying.
AS 1t is there will be plenty of hard
work to move the entire crop by June 1.
The past cool weather has been in
the favor of the grower and has left
the crop in excellent condition.
F. p. Fay, president of the California
Citrus union, said yesterday that prices
still remained high on oranges.
"The market is good, but the car
situation is bad" was the way he ex-
pressed 1t.
"The car shortage, though, is doubt
less responsible to a certain extent for
the high prices prevailing" said Mr..
Fay. 1.-THE market could stand It's cars
q day and the shipments will be in
creased as soon as the cars are fur
nished."
A representative of the Armour Car
company said the rapidity with which
the balance of the orange crop was
moved depended upon the railroads.
He said his company would have 1000
cars available and these cars were
being hurried to the coast as fast as
possible under the. demoralized condi-
tions following the many washouts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
MACCABEES PREPARE
FOR BIG CONVENTION

Big preparations are being made by
the Los Angeles hives of the Ladies
of the Maccabees for the triennial
state convention of that body, which
will meet here Friday. Prominent
women of the order who will attend are
Mrs. Minnie w. Aydelott, state COM
mander and supreme chaplain, presid-
ing; Mrs. Lillian M. HOLSTER. supreme
commander, and Miss Bina M. West,
supreme record keeper, of Port Huron,
Mich.
Today and tomorrow the convention
is meeting in San Francisco, and Los
Angeles women who left to attend are
Mrs. Jennie Longuevan of Los Angeles
hive No. l, Mrs. Lou Meyer of Pacific
hive Mrs. Ruth Rowell of Royal hive,
Mrs. Alice Fisher of Redondo hive and
Mrs. Peters of Santa Ana.
Friday the convention will be held in
Elks' hall on Spring street. In the
morning a school of instruction will be
the program. In the afternoon class
initiation will be held, and In the even
ing the guards from all the hives will
compete in a drill for which handsome
prizes will be given.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
EntertaIns club Members

Mrs. C. j. Stivers of Ills Arapahoe
street was at home yesterday afternoon
to members of the Monday Musical
club. Mrs. Emmett Murray, Mrs Frank
A. Colby, Miss Mollie Adelia Brown,
Miss Joy and Miss Catharine Estelle
Heartt gave vocal solos and Miss Bes-
sic Chaplin rendered several selections
on the violin. Mrs. w. S. Botsford gave
a piano number, Special guests pres
ent were: Mines. Shelley Tolhurst
Charles Earle. John Parkinson, George
j. Birkel Robert Hosea Jr., Morris AL
bee, Harry Westbrook, James Chick,
Willis Booth, George p. Thresher, Jo-
seph Caldwell, William Milne, Harry
Clifford Lott, Paul Miltimore, John
Murray, Emmett Murray, Dyar, Addi-
son Lysle Jr., Hennion Robinson,
Charles Toll Henry S. Williams. Har-
ley Hamilton, Crebbs, Misses Beresford
JOY, Margaret Goetz, Ledyard. Pease,
Katharine Miltimore, Ida Lindley, Ell
sic Dobbins. May Orcutt Isabella
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
Card Club to Meet

Mrs. Charles l.. Clifford will be host
ess this afternoon at a meeting of the
Felicidad Card club. A profusion of red
roses will decorate the house and two
hand-painted china cups and saucers
Will be given as prizes to the guests.
A hand-painted plate and cup and
saucer and bread and butter plate
for the consolation will be awarded
to the winning contestants among the
members. Mrs. A. Humelbaugh, Mrs.
jennie Fay, Mrs. Sophie Keym and
Mrs. Depew Johnson are the invited
guests, and members of the club in
clude Mines. Otto, Seewright, James T.
Neighbors, Wenger, Ferris, Clara Ed
wards, Bowman, Fred Walters, Eli
thorp, Frank Thede and Charles Bru-
baker,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
ALLEGED BURGLAR WANTS
TO STAY IN HOSPITAL

Leo Levy, charged with burglary, has
requested the physicians at the receiv-
ing hospital to allow him to remain
there while he is a prisoner at the city
Jail. Levy claims to be a sufferer from
tuberculosis. When examined by Po-
lice Surgeon Clark it was found that
the mans right lung was diseased, but
according to the physician his confine-
ment in the Jail will do him no injury.
Levy Is charged with robbing the
room of I. Otsuka, a Japanese, LOG
North San Pedro street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
Honors Chapter Members

Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Brent of 1880 West
Eleventh street entertained last evenv
ing at Fraternal hall in honor of the
members Of Pacific chapter. o. e. S.
Miss Jessca Smith gave a reading and
Miss Margaret Weatherby rendered a
piano solo, William Bowling enter
tained with vocal solo, Framed pic
lures were awarded as prizes and the
hall was prettiIy decorated with pink
roses, carnations and ferns. Mrs. Mar
garet Weatherby, Mrs. Braden. Misses
Jessica and Mamie Smith and Charles
Harding assisted the hostesses in re-
ceiYing.