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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
M. & M. ASSOCIATION ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR
Merchants of RedIands incorporate
Believing They Can Do More Eff
fectiVe Work United Than
Individually

REDLANDS. Dec. 3O-The Merchants
and Manufacturers association of this
city have signed corporation papers
olieving in doing so they will make
their work more effective. The asso-
citation is without capital stock, the
object having been for mutual pro-
lection and advancement.
The organization, which has been in
existence about four years, has MEM
bership of sixty-five, and represents
about so per cent of the business in
terests of Redlands, nearly all the
merchants in the city being members.
The officers elected were: r. c. Av-
cry, president; Paul w. Moore, treas
urer: e. B. Paterson, secretary. Di-
rectors consist of the officers and the
following persons: ]. J. Suess, ]. F.
Dostal, A. ]. Happe, e. d. Reid and
A. Leipsic.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

deputies, the mayor of Rome, and all
prominent men in the leading towns
The list has been opened with $780,
600 contributed by King Victor En-
manuel. All banks clubs, civic and
commercial associations and the news
papers have opened subscription lists.
The premier has received telegram
from Signor Feline, a deputy, at Mes
sina, summing up the situation as fol-
lows:
''Messina is completely destroyed
RACED to the ground. The victims may
be numbered by tens of thousands. The
confiagration which is still raging Is
completing the destruction of the city.
Salvage implements, firemen and SOL
diers must be sent Immediately The
disaster exceeds the widest imagina-
ton
Old Stromboli Resumes
The volcano of Stromboli is active
and the seas around the island are very
agitated and dangerous to navigation.
The pope has telegraphed the arch
bishop at Palermo a large sum OF
money and instructed him to proceed
to Messina Immediately to help the
survivors.
From the latest estimates today it is
feared the total number of victims in
Sicily and Calabrla will reach more
IIldil lUU,UUU, Nillt TIE Qctliei6I ~ ~ W
erty will be several hundreds of mil
lions.
Just before the departure of the king
yesterday one of the crowd of notables
seeing their majesties off said
Surely the presence of their males
ties will be sufficient to control the un-
happy people"
Don't talk nonsense" the king re-
torted sharply.
Many survivors at Catania, Sicily,
temporarily lost their reason. and
when questioned concerning the disas-
ter glared at their questioners and
murmured incoherently and cease
lessly:
"Messina is destroyed"
Persons arriving at CatanzSro from
the coast state that Messina is still
blazing, despite the torrential down
pour of rain.
News reaching Catanzaro from the
outlying districts in Calabria indicates
that thirty-five towns and villages have
been wiped out, while the number of
victims in that district alone exceeds
80, 900.
The few survivors are mad with
terror and have fled to the forests and
mountains, where they are subsisting
on roots and the bark of trees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Funds from California

WASHINGTON. Dec. S0.-The execu.
tive committee of the American Ma
tional Red Cross today decided that as
the California relief work of the society
will terminate tomorrow, $4,000 of the
surplus fund for that work now in the
hands of the Red Cross be appropriated
for the relief of the sufferers in south
ern Italy. This money will be trans-
mitted tomorrow through the state de-
partment direct to the Italian Red
Cross at Rome. It also was decided to
request the governors of all states aid
ing in the collection of funds for the
Italians to have such contributions
transmitted through the regular
American Red Cross organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
LAUNCH GOES ASHORE;
PASSENGERS RESCUED
Rowboat Hurries to Disabled Vessels
Assistance, from Which Men and
Women Are Carried in
Arms to Safety

LONG BEACH, Dec 30,-During a heavy
fog that rolled in this afternoon the bunch
Mystic carrying about thirty-hve passengers
from Catalina, failed to make the pier ana
went ashore about mile east of 1t. The
boat did not capsize but rocked in a most
threatening maner. and the engineer sam
strike. swan to shore and gave the alarm
The launch Flyer came to the rescue and
ordeayored to pull the Mystic off, but in
vain.
INo men. Clarence owen and Ernest
Michael then came to the aid with a row.
boat, IN which they took off one by one hf-
teen women. carrying than to a point az
which the water about iive feet deep
There Captain Taschel owner of the launch
Eagle, came to the assistance. wading into
The water and carrying the women ashore,
after which the men were rescued in a SINH
lar manner.
No one was injured, but they all mad a
thorough soaking and many Of them bad
fright.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
5000 ITALIANS IN BAY CITY
TO SEND AID TO SUFFERERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. SO.-Of the
10000 Italians in San Francisco about
5000 are from the stricken district II
their country.
Many came here, leaving part o.
their families behind, and grief anc
suspense prevail in many homes.
All are anxiously awaiting persona
messages from friends and relatives
in Italy.
They have decided to send relief
money, the collection of which has al
ready begun through the San Fran
cisco branch of the National Rec
Cross.
A committee composed of the Italian
consul, the presidents of four Italian
banks and twenty italian societies and
editors of italian papers has beer
formed to aid the Red Cross i'll col
Iecting money and will consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of giving a series of bene-
fits
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
MALI OF POPULATION
OF CALABRIA KILLED;
/ OTHERS IN MYSTERIES

ROME. Dec. 30.-Half the population
IL Calabria and the eastern part of
f4iciIy are dead; the other half is weep
bg.
AS the great extent of the seismic
disturbances becomes apparent 1t
seems impossible to exaggerate the
horrors which have followed them.
The calamity which has overwhelmed
Italy is almost beyond the grasp of the
Imagination, not only because of the
number of the dead, now said to num-
Der tens of thousands, but because of
the innumeraple wounded buried in
the ruins, many of whom will perish
because it is impossible to rescue them
from the wrecks of their former homes.
The whole of Italy is absolutely
stunned and at the scene of the dis
aster the bulk of the people are liter
ally demented with the suddenness and
extent of the blow.
The total number of the victims is
l-tari0usly estimated at from $4,000 to
10000.
king Victor Emmanuel and the
aheen arrived at Messina today. As
they made their way into the ruined
town the scene of disaster and horror
was too much for the queen, who al
most swooned.
Stricken Scream for Aid
Crowds of terror stricken persons
swarmed about the royal party, throw
Ing themselves in the mud and scream
ing for aid and pity.
Many remarkable stories are re-
lated in connection with the rescue
work. The rescuers had to contend
with a superstition so deep-rooted in
the Siclian mind that in many in
stances men and women held onto the
erumbling ruins.
AS far as facts concerning Messina
become available they corroborate in
every detail the worst fears heretofore
expressed.
The cathedral, municipal building,
barracks and prisons are all destroyed,
and presumably all the smaller build
tngs shared the same fate.
OF $50 railway employees in the sta
zion at Messina, only eight are known
10 have survived.
Al Reggie the silence of death still
Ckeigns leaving to the imagination the
terrible havoc wrought by the catas-
Irophe, with the horrible thrush of the
lEea. the swallowing UP of boats, the
brushing of ships and the destruction
BIZ bridges and walls.
h The sea became almost instantly COW
Hired with debris after the upheavaL
4 containing refuse of every description,
Edotted with human bodies.
Shore Line Changed
IL when the day dawned the entire
Usbore line of the surrounding country
aIwas utterly changed in appearance.
elThe coast line was greatly altered,
t5,rhile of all the magnificent houses
4 slnnq The shore only a few tottering
E[nins remained From these ruins
4 Ernm time ia time there sprang Jets of
A hane and 1noke.
Tha kinao Ind queen, who left yester-
Os.s = tse kcene of the disaster. have
check maue hrts of their subjects by
dismissed py an this noble manner the
terday. Wharf.-The house Of Savoy, which
Eyer, mln,, Sovereign actually share
<heck for wv aferings of his people.
n the bank tat committee has been
ehowed he ma bllect funds for the vic
~ bank elnmittee is headed by the
Argument oh and includes the presi-
,.eard befq Innate and the chamber OF
Wednesday 81
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Fear for PhIIadeIphians

PHILADELPHIA. De-. 30.-Grave
fears are felt for the safety of a num-
Der of Philadelphia people known to be
within the zone of the great Italian
earthquake. Among those were Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Norris. who had been
spending the last month at their winter
villa in TaromiAa. Others thought to
be in Taromina are Miss Mary Moss,
a writer: Miss Florence Kane and Miss
Louise Wood, an artist Miss Frances
and Miss Bessie G. Bookius, Miss Emily
Croasdale, an artist, and her aunt, Miss
Estelle Pagan, all of this city, are also
supposed to have been within the
earthquake region when the calamity
occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

RICE McLAIN-Noah o. Rice, age =, NAIVE a,,S
of Missouri, resident of Los Angeles ana
Irene L. Mcclain,. age 80 native OF 0aii-
fornfa resident of Green Meadows.
R-REDFERN-Wallace w. Cooper age
Al. native of Kansas. and Annie b. Red
fern. age IS, native Of Illinois; residents OF
Los Angeles. -
ROOTS BOYD-Charles Boots, age %, native
Of Kansas resident of Lordsburg, and Mary
BOYD, age 81, native of Illinois. resident oil
IVFNS- ACKERMAN-Fred B. Ivens, age 80.
native of Texas. and Cora Alderman, age
81 native of Ohio, both residents OF Los
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. Blackfan, age
81 native of Washington, and Keturah j.
Jones' age "A, native Of Kansas; residents
of Los Angeles. e,.
age "a native Of California, and Katherine
lawrence, age 26, native of England; resi-
dents OF Los Angeles. . .,
RAKER- HAI4EY-Frank Baker, age "a, native
Of tennessee, and Louisa H Haley age 70
native Of Colorado; residents OF Los Angeles.
BITRRIS- THOMPSON-oscar " Burris, age
81 native of Missouri. and Verne M. Thomp-
SON age 20. native of Kansas; residents OF
W IS ToN-sMITH-George W. Washing
ton age As, native Of Louisiana, ana susan
G smith age 81 native of Louisiana; resi-
dents of Long Beach a,
RFhN-GERMAN-C l.. Bean, age "a,
native of Montana resident OF san Jose ian ana
Verna B. German, age ~ nauVe Oh Iowa.
resident of West Alhambra.
MI ONG-EARI-Reuben Delong, age 66, ma
five of Canada, resident OF Wilowbrook, and
Edna F. Earl. age 4S. native Of Kentucky
resident of Los Angeles.
EI,-IISKER-Alfon A. Appel, age II. ma
live of Illinois, resident Of South Pasadena,
and Anna c. Lisker, age "a, native OF Iowa
resident OF Monrovia.
AER-CAdPBELL-Daniel L. Baer, age q,
native OF Pennsylvania, and Ella Campoell,
age A. native of Illinois; residents OF Pasa-
dena =.
native OF Indiana, and Ida o. Vogel, age 10,
native of New York; residents Of Los An
geles. ,
are AL native OF Canada. and Helen M. FL
lott, age 49, native of Michigan; residents
of Los Angeles.
RENTS HILLER-Orma L. Bemis. age Sc,
native Of New York, and Sophia Hitler, age
40 native of Ohio; residents of Los Angeles.
KESTER- HERMAN-John G. Kester, age a.
native of Arizona, resident Of Flagstaff
Ariz.. and Anna V. Herman, age 49, native
~ Nebraska resident of Denver, Colo.
observation-disclosures - Samuel Rosen-
thai, age 25, native of Russia. and Sarah
Sharshoff age 10, native Of Russia; residents
of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING AND
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1909

REDLANDS, Dec. 3O.-The annual
meeting of the English Lutheran church
was held last evening. The reports
read show the church is free from debt.
The church has had a decidedly pros
porous year and the various organi-
cations are given much credit for the
work accomplished.
S. S. Anderson was elected elder and
p. S. Osburn and John M. Rundberg
deacons for the coming year. AT the
close of the meeting general social
was held in the church and members
of the Women's union served light re-
freshments.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
DISASTER III 5
NO PRE- dent
NEWS FROM ROM DECLARES
QUAKE WORST YET
OVER HALF OF POPULATION is
ii BELIEVED TO BE DEAD
Hundreds Reported to Be Dying Unat-
tended in Mud and Debris.
Scenes Impossible to
Describe

ROME, Dec. 3O.-Every detail indi-
Gates that the southern cataclysm is
the most appalling disaster in the his
tory of the world. 1t is a story of in
describable horror and calamity.
The earthquake of Monday morning
wrought havoc and destruction that
cannot be estimated.
Italy is stunned by a visitation de-
scribed as the greatest disaster in the
memory of living man.
Yet the full measure of the catas-
trophe has not yet been taken.
The calamity grows with the receipt
of every fresh dispatch from the south
Calabria is dotted with small towns
and villages, and new localities are re-
porting almost hourly casualty lists
that run from the hundreds into the
thousands.
1t is still impossible to reach any ac-
curate estimate of the dead, but the
total number is placed anywhere be-
tween 100000 and 100000.
In some quarters it is declared the
final number will be as high as 100000
souls.
One-half the population of Calabria
and eastern Sicily apparently has
persisted.
Countless thousands of injured men,
women and children are lying in the
ruins.
Many III Without Aid
1t is impossible to succor all. Num-
berless injured of the survivors who
have made their way to other cities are
still without medical attention. The
facilities for proper care even in the
cities that did not suffer are made
quate.
The devastated district is still filled
with half demented survivors, starving
and wandering aimlessly in the rain.
The ruins are still burning.
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Helena arrived in Messina this morn
\ ing. They both personally went to
work to aid the injured. Their ex-
lample has been a wonderful inspiration
Ito the whole country.
( Every possible thing is being done to
forward the work of relief, but the rail-
roads into the afflicted sections have
been put out Of operation.
,Bagnara, town of 10000 people,
lmorth of Reggie, is reported as ami
hilated. The entire population is said
to have persisted.
Reggie, a city of $4,000 people, has
been practically demolished.
The detailed stories of the refugees
only add horror upon horror to the
calamities of the fateful day.
Fresh earth shocks were experienced
last night at Pizzo, in Calabria, and
Palermo, Sicily, last evening. They
were not severe.
J. Pierpont Morgan has sent $4,000
for the relief of the earthquake suf-
ferers.
The news of Mr.. Morgan's contribu-
ton was communicated to the govern
ment by Ambassador Griscom, who also
informed the Duke Aosta, president of
the national relief committee, of the
donation.
The people are touched by the
promptitude with which Mr.. Morgan
/ has contributed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
To Garry Donations Free

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The Ham
burg-American Steamship company's
agents here today received a cable
gram from the company's office in
Hamburg stating that the steamer
Illyria of that line would be dispatched
from Hamburg to Sicily on January 5
for the purpose of transporting free
of charge all donations for the earth
quake sufferers that may be collected
throughout Germany.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
DEATHS

EXTON-George r. F,xton, ~ years. native OF
England receiving hospital; gunshot wound.
LKINS-I4ovina Calkins, 70 years, native OF
Michigan, 1881 Ocean View avenue; apoplexy.
SMITH-Hugh ]. Smith, GA years, native OF
ireland, 1902 San Julian street; sarcoma Of
kidney
observation-disclosures Geordano, Al years. ma
tive of Italy, zoos East Eighth street; heart
disease.
sHUCK-Wong Shuck, So years, native OF
China, Arcade depot; pneumonia.
ARIEJJX-Augustin Lareux, month, native
OF California, 73S Clara street, cerebral men
nights.
,rICIIEI.AuT-I.euelle Stickelaut 3 years,
native of California, 75S Gladys avenue;
scalded.
GEORGINE-Sara Helene Georgne, "a years
native of Canada l27 North Anderson street;
paralysis
C'CoNEOR-Frank o. Connor. 50 years. native
of Canada. Good Samaritan hospital; ne
phritis
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
REPORT FROM REGGIE SAYS
TOPOGRAPHY HAS CHANGED

NAPLES. Dec. SO.-The sea front al
Reggie has been completely swept
away, according to statements Of
refugees.
The harbor is filled with wreckage
from vessels of every kind and it is
impossible to approach Reggie by sea
or land.
For a distance of twelve miles from
the city roads, bridges and footpaths
have been destroyed.
Even the face of the country has
been changed. 1t has been impossible
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Raise Fund in salt Lake

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 3O.-At q
meeting today between Governor cut
Ter, Governor-elect Spry and Mayor
Bransford of this city a general com
mittee was appointed to receive sub
seriptions in behalf of the sufferers of
the earthquake and fire in Southern
Italy. The mayors of cities and presi-
dents of town councils of the state
were also appointed as local committees
to gather funds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Treasures May Be Gone

ROME, Dec. 30.-It is feared that
vast treasures have been looted at
Messina. The local branch of the Bank
of Italy had $4,000, 900 on deposit there
and other banks had large amounts Of
money in their vaults. There were also
countless treasures and articles of value
in the sumptuous palaces and prosper
Gus shops of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Consul AppeaIs for AZ

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 3O.--Signor Ar
mimic Conte, Italian consul. today APP
pealed for aid to relieve the stricken
victims of the earthquake. A commit
tee appointed by Mayor Rose will direct
collection of relief fund. Governor
Davidson will be asked to issue an
appeal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Estimates bead 1t5,O0O

ROME, Dec 9O.-The minister of
marine estimates the victims of the
earthquake and tidal wave in Calabria
and Sicily at 10000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
get INTO Regglo even Win automo.

to get into Reggie even with automo-
biles.
1t is believed that a great number
of people are still in the ruins dying,
not from their injuries but of slow
starvation, simply because 1t Is i'm
possible to get in supplies.
Several Calabrians here who have
relatives and friends in the stricken
district and, who could neither go there
nor get news of their loved ones, have
become insane.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Fear Islands Are Devastated

ROME, Dec. 3o.-Cable cemmunica-
ton with the Aelonian islands, twenty
five miles north of Sicily is interrupt
ed. 1t is feared the islands also have
been devastated. The largest of the
group is the island of Lipari and the
capital of the islands, which have
population of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Red Cross Collects Funds

ALBANY. N. Y, Dec. Ex-Governor
Hughes this afternoon issued a procla-
nation in which he recommends that
earthquake contributions be made
through the National Red Cross society.
The offices of the branch are on Fifth
avenue, and all contributions may be
made to Jacob Schiff, the treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Relleved Amonu Dead

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Dec 9O.-Miss
Margaret Mcmillan of this city and
Mrs. Thornton Green of Ontonagon,
Mich, are believed to be victims of
the earthquake in Southern Italy. They
are daughters of C. A. Mcmillan, mil
lionaire lumberman and furniture
dealer of Fond du Lac.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Heads Relief Expedition

ERIE, Pa, Dec 3O.-Dr. Gioglotti of
this city, one of the noted Italians Of
this country, whose brother is mayor
of the city of Reggie, will head re-
lief expedition, sailing from New York
as soon as possible. All of his family
and relatives, prominent in Italys po-
1itical circles, resided in the stricken
citV
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Three Donate 5000

NEW YORK, Dec. SO.-Liolello Pc
rera, delegate in this city of the Ital-
ian Red Cross society, announced to-
day that he had received about $4,000
for the earthquake sufferers. OF this
amount $4,000 was given by Bonci, the
italian opera singer; $1,000 by Brown &
Co. and $1,000 by ]. and w. Seligman
&, Co
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
NInety-one ssudents suspendedl

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. 3D..
The Stanford committee on delin-
auent scholarship this afternoon an
nounced the suspension of ninety-one
students for one semester because Of
poor work Fifty-hve were placed on
strict probation.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Consul and Wife Dead

NAPLES, Dec 30.-The commander
of the Russian battleship Makaroff,
which has arrived here with refugees
from Messina, brings word that Ar
thur S. Cheney, American consul at
Messina, and his wife died under the
debris of the consulate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Reports Reaaio in Ruins

PARIS. Dec, SO.-A special dispatch
from Rome says that torpedo boat
which went to the aid of the suf-
ferers at Reggie, has returned, report
ing that nothing remains of the city
but heap of tangled ruins.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
FUNERAL NOTICE

THOAfPSON-At his residence, 2332 East
eourth street, December 20, 1905, Moses
b.. beloved husband OF Nettie b. Thomp-
SON Funeral services VIII be held at the
residence this Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock Interment Evergreen cemetery.
12-3l-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Squadron Leaves with Aid

! TOULON. Dec, 3O.-A French relief
squadron carrying food, clothing medi-
| cal supplies and money for the relief
of the Messina sufferers left here to-
| day for that port.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Gnuernor Asks for AID

PROVIDENCE. R. l., Dec. SO.-Gov-
ernor James H. Virgins has issued an
appeal to the people of Rhode Island
to contribute to the relief of the earth
quake sufferers of Italy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Carpet CLEANING


PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
inuoi porslted w C. CLINE, president. S33 S
olive st. Tel. Home Fssso; Sunset Main 2l7
9-is-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
French Sympathy

PARIS, Dec. 30.-The French news
papers today are filled with expressions
of sympathy for Italy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
cEsssooLs

crssPOOLs-WE GUARANTEE 10 TAKE
out III gallons at each load more than oihae
companies It costs you nothing to have
them pumped out IMPERIAL PUMPING
co. West $685. Home 220i0. la-lt-lk
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 80, 1908
Time. Bar. TherIHrmIwind. well Weather
pm. 2s.s7 so 70 NV cloudy
Maximum temperature IL.
Minimum temperature 81.
Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3O.-The pressure
is falling steadily along the coast north OF
San Francisco and conditions are becoming
more favorable for rain in California;
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-cloudy Thurs
day; light east winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Clouuyi
warmer Thursday; probably rain; fresn
south winds. ,
santa clara, Sacramento valley-Cloudy'
warmer Thursday; light south WINDS prop
ably rain. -r,a,
san Joaquin valley--Cloudy' warmer
Thursday; light south winds
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
BIRTHS
GIRLS
BOYS

REID-To Seth Barton and Eva May Reid,
$50 Repton street.
BOYS
HART-To Woodford b. and Susie May Hart,
Gil North Avenue Go.
FRARY-To b. 5. and Mary A Frary, 140I
Georgia street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

WANTED-A RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN
to take charge of small rooming house.
Call at 224 N. MAIN ST. 12-a0-3
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
HAIR

FLORENCE STONE cuRLS
The Latest Novelty.
FLORENTINE HAIR COLLEGE,
1.-THE Big Broadway Beauty SCHOOL,
Entrance 227 Mercantile place
F72S2 12-s0
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Statesmen and Solicitors

SALESMAN WANTED. EXPERIENCE I'M
necessary. 800 per month and expenses.
ROYAL CIGAR CO, Chicago Ill. 12-si-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
PHYSICIANS

10 YEARS LADIES' Observation-Disclosures S
of women Consultation free. DIR MEAD q
CO., managers, room 8. 455 s. Broadway
12-1a-n1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31

WANTED-YOUNG MAN BETWEEN Is AND
IS as filing clerk. $500 begin easy hours.
Call A M. today. S06 DELTA BuLDG.