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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Complaint Against Merchant

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Reeves yester-
day issued complaint charging Arthur Let's,
proprietor of the Broadway Department store
and F. e. Solomon, manager of the fireworks
department OF that establishment, with main
taning a canvas sign on the building in vio-
lation of city ordinance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
BURGLARS Obtain Rings

Mrs. A. d. Blodgett of 1910 East rwenty-hfth
street reported to the police yesterday that her
home was entered and two rings, each set
with small diamonds, and a ring set with
turouoise were stolen. The thief obtained
entrance by prying open a pantry window.
The home of ]. S. Flavin, 6sS East Thirty fifth
street. was entered and a lady's watch,
neck chain and plain band ring were taken
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Scarf Taken at Dance

Miss olive Reed of 1929 Gramercy place
ported to the police yesterday that while at
tending a dance given in honor of women
graduates at Kramer's hall, 9S2 South Grand
avenue a valuable Mexican drawnwork scarf
was stolen. Miss Reed thought the article was
taken by one of the attendants and asked for a
search warrant, but because of insufficient evil
dence against the person she suspected the
warrant was not issued. Detectives were de-
tailed on the case and expect to recover the
missing scarf.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Address on Louis Prang

BENJAMIN Fay Mills Will address the Los An
geles Fellowship at Blanchard hall, 23S South
Broadway, at IL o'clock today on The Re-
markable Life Of Louis Prang." This will be
Mr. Mills only address in Southern California
this season. Special music has been arranged
and all seats will be free.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

The Herald, like Every other newspaper. is
nisrepresented at times. particularly in cases
involving hotels, theaters. etc. The public will
please take notice that every representative Of
this paper is equipped with the proper creden-
tals, and more particularly equipped with
money with which to pay his bills.
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

The Legal Aid society. at 232 N Main, Is
charitable organization maintained for the pur-
pose of aiding in legal matters those unable to
employ counsel. The society needs financial
assistance and seeks information regarding
worthy cases. Phone Home F5203; Main $685.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

Save sickness ana stomach trouble py
drinking the best spring wafer. Inc
you. Phones C1456, East 4S7. Prices
right.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

w. t. Woods will form a class Ior
beginners in dancing Monaay even evertihs'
Tune 21. 74S South Figueroa street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Auditing consists in passing on work
that has been done; systematlzlng con-
sists in creating conditions OF account
ing that did not exist ld3t BUth Sowpanv Sp1 uon
GncS. 704 Auditorium building. Home,
F2975 Main 6557.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

CITY Steam Carpet Cleaning works.
John Bloeser, F6229, Main AT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
COLLEGE official Goes East

Rev. A. A Maloy. vice president OF ST
Vincent's college, left for st. Louis las
Wednesday, He will be stationed near Ii
salle Ill. Announcement of the successor I
Father Mallory is expected during the summe
vacation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Plan Festival at AnnandaIe
care Club Picnics

The Annandale Child Study circle VIII hol'
an ice cream festival June 20 at the Amman
dale school grounds Ice cream, cake, candle
and sandwiches will be sold, the proceeds t.
be used for improving the school ground ap
paratus.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-29
EARNING

small which in
department will saving
bank todayand saving
No small
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-29

RESOLUTIONS.

Our Beloved Brother and Past
Master, G. A. Fulwider having de-
parted this life, and.
WHEREAS: Brother Fulwider
was indeed a true and gaithful bro.
Their among us, devoted to the prin-
ciples of Masonry and the advance
ment of this lodge, exemplary in
his conduct as man and mason, and
WHEREAS; The loss Of our bro
Their is a peculiarly sad affecting to
us, because of his wonderfully exact
knowledge of the traditions Of the
Craft, a1d his untiring patience and
skill in imparting the Work" to
his less informed brethren. and
WHEREAS: Brother Fulwider.
during his term as Master OF this
lodge, commanded the admiration
and re-pect of all Masons by reason
of his skill, virtue and i1nexible f.
deity 10 his trust
FIRST: That, deplor ng his un-
timely death. we will endeavor TO
initiate his yirtuous and amiable
conduct that we too. MAY welcome
the grim tyrant death, and receive
HIM as kind messenger sent TO
translate MS from this imperfect to
that ail-perfect. glorious and celes-
tial Lodge above. whore the Supreme
Architec, of the Universe I'm His
glory presides"
SECOND That we extend TO his
relatives aId friends our sincere
sympathy in their bereavement:
THIRD That these resolutions
be spread upon the records of Blue
field Lodge So So, and that copy
be sent 20 his family.
w. II. WADE
FRANK S. EASILY.
Wn. a. STEWART.
Comm .ttce.
Adopted 200 Lodge Sept. %. 1909.
J. T.. PEARSON. w. VI.
a n. JENNINGS. sec'y
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-29

+ F. Dickerson and wife, of Gov
ington, Va, passed through this city
today going to Cincinnati on a va
cation trip. Mr.. Dickinson is agent
Tor the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company at Carterton.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-29
POSTMAsTERs APPOINTED

Wash ngton, Sept. 29.-Fred A.
McFarlane was appointed postmaster
at Adam ton; Pasper Bond at Green
wood aad p. w Sleeper, at Nye. w
Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-29
Personal
Mention

Harry Rosenthal. OF Philadelphia,
is at the Stag.
j. H. Kellimeyer, of Wheeling. Is
here on business.
F. NJ. Smith. of Gallipolis. Ohio,
is here on business.
G. W. Phellis. of Huntington. il
at the Altamont
ID. w. Meadows. OF Roanoke. ar
rived in the city today.
ID. t. Johnson, of Swords Creek.
Va, is at the Avenue.
T. II. Gillespie a well known far
mer of Tazewen. Va, is here on bus
mess.
w. NJ Barnes. of Norton. Va. is
,i'"S AhS udl mere.
l.. G. Stowers.of Roanoke. Va. is
a guest at the Avenue.
w. L. Dean. who travels for the
Dupont Powder Company will be in
town for few days.
S. r. Hall of Clifton Forge is a
guest at the Windsor.
j. w. Hurt of Richmond is at the
Altamont
w. G. Mosley, Of Richmond, va,
is visitor in the city.
Rev. Cassidy left for Big Stone
Gap. Va, on the evening train.
w. II. Roberts, of Wise, Va. is
visiting here.
'""9 SViN-Ie at tHrlSt CnulCn
Wednesday evening at S p. m.
James Bailey buyer for the Poca-
hontas Consolidated Golfers Com
pany is in town on business.
T. A. Gilley, of Berwind. is visit
visiting his brother in Ashland. Ky.
returned last night.
S. II. Hamburger, of Philadelphia.
travelling for the Roig Clear Com
pany is working tn IS section
NJ. 5. Simpson representing the
Pressed Steel Car Company of PITS
burg, Pa, is in town on business.
c. r. Greever, of Power-Taylor
Drug Company of Richmond is work
ing the town trade.
{. Ii. BoaTdman Of the Tidewater
Goa land Coke Company, was in the
city today. He leaves for Columbus
tonight.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-29

X Y. Luther, with the Powhatan
Coal and Coke Company, who has
been down with typhoid fever for
The last six weeks, is convelescing
slowly. He left for Philadelphia this
afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

designated by chapter badges and Con- federate colors and the occasion was a most interestine one.
 Mules are finding their way to the market here are are being readily dis posed of. The disposition among the farmers show an inclination for the bet ter grade of animals and some fine spe' cimens are going out to the farms most every day.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Merrill left promptly yesterday morning to attend the bedside of the son. W. H. Merrill. whose misfortune of being asaulted and robbed near the University where he ts attending school, was received herA Not only the young mans friends, but those of the entire family, were deeply grieved at the sad intelligence, and are awaiting with anxious expecations any information as to his condition, which they hope will not prove serious.
 The many friends of Colonel Robert Lowe will be gratifed to learn that tns physicians pronounce his case intsrmit- tent paralysis and strong hopes are en- tertained for his complete restcratic" to health,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
OBSERVES LEES BIRTHDAY.
Interesting and Appropriate Ceremonle
 Held At EuKaula.

Interesting and Appropriate Ceremonies
 Held At EuKaula.
 Eufaula, Jan. 19-(Special.) )-GeneraI R. E. Lees birthday was observed with interesting and appropriate ceremonies here this afternoon.
 The exercises were held under the auspices of the Barbour County Chap ter of the U. D. c. in the auditorium of the Carnegie Library and were largo- ly attended bY the citizens at large. The remaining old Veterans were designat ed by crosses of honor, which they werV requested to wear, and it was clearly visible that their ranks are fast being tiiinned out, by the Grim Reaper.
 The opening prayer was offered by Rev. o. s. welch, of the First Method ist Church, which was followed by the 2nd Regiment Band of the city playing one of the National airs. Dixie was then sung with exquisite sweetness by Mrs, c. S. Mcdowell, IT,, the U. D. c. join- ing in the chorus.
 Mayor Mcdowell was the orator and his address was a particularly interest Ing and pleasing one.
 Miss Gibson, of the Brenau vocal school, then favored the audience with "The Boys in Gray Are Growing Qld,' which she rendered with great sweet ness and effect, and was followed by the 2nd Regiment Band playing Dixie amid cheers and enthusiasm.
 The benediction was then pronounced by Rev. Dr. French. The Daughters and Children of the Confederacy were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
SICK ALL WINTER
Suffered from Bad Stomach and Severe COugh--DoctOr- ed Without Benefit---Ver- mont Man Was Finally
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY vINOL.

About a year ago began to run down in health, lost appetite and fiesh and suffered from indigestion. All the winter I had a severe cough. I doc tored without any benefit and finally my druggist suggested that I try VinoL I did so and soon began to feel better. My stomach grew stronger, my food no longer distressed me, my cough disappeared, began to gain in flesh and soon felt like a new man did not believe that any remedy could make such a change in a per son." Edw. R. Wooster, Rutland, Vt
 Vinol contains tonic iron and all of the medicinal body building ele- ments of cod liver oil, does not taste of the oil and is everywhere reoog. nized as the greatest body-buiIder and strength creator known for feeble old people. delicate children. weak rundown persons. after sickness and for chronic colds. hacking coughs and bronchitis.
 Try 1. If it does no good your money will be returned on demand That's your guarantee. but we know 1t will bensnt any such case. D. G Fowler. Druggist, Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
WEEDS 4 CHINAMAN.
White Girl Is Married To q ChInama
 For SecOMd Time

White Girl Is Married To q ChInamau For SecOAd Time.
 Livingston. Jan. 19-(Specfal )-Iun Jack, Chinaman. and Miss Olive Pat ton. both of Meridian. were married here Sunday by Rev. Folk pastor of the Baptist Church. This same couple were married in Meridian. about fen days ago, and the marriage was an- nulled bv the Meridian courts, since if was not lawful for a Chinaman to mar ry white woman. Miss Patton js an illiterate person, not being able to write her name. This couple came up on the o'clock train Sunday morning and af ter reaching the town went directly ana sought legal advice from an attorney here. In searching the Alabama Code, there could be no objection to the match since 1t stated that only negroes and white people could not marry.
 The couple were again united and left on the 10 o'clock train for Meridian. where he owns a laundry business.
 Miss Julia Tutwiler has just returned from trip to Birmingham in the int sr- est of the Alabama Normal College.
 Rev. C. F. Bilbro filled his regular appointment in Cuba, Sunday.
 MT. Edward Hunnicutt and Miss Eyte StallinEs. both of Cuba. were married at Cuba by Rev. c. F. Bilbro. Sunday. The couple will reside there. Mir. Hun nicutt is fine business man and Miss StallinRs is an accomplished young woman.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. S. Chills and little daughter Mamie, spent Sunday in York with Mrs. Chills' father. Mir Harper, who lately had the accident of dislocat- ing his ankle.
 An old man by the name of Williams who had been in the inhrmary in Little Rock. Ark. with typhoid fever had just gotten up and tried to walk to his home in Pine Apple, Ala, fell in the middle of Cuba Saturday with a stroke of paralysis, his whole right side be- ing effected. He was carried to the Cuba hotel. where he will be kept for several days. after which a collection will be made by the Cuba people to send him to his home in Pine Apple.
 Mir. Ernest McAlpine, of Beilany, and Miss Pearl Bragg. of York. were mar ried at the Methodist parsonage Sunday at York. The happy couple went t5 Me- ridian, where they will spend several days, afterwards returning to thear home in Bellamy, This couple has many friends who wish for them e long and happy married life. They did not re- caive any presents since the marriage was not announced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

during the year 1908, the first yeaE closed under the prohibition law, that only sixty-fou convictions of all sorts were taken, only twelve of which were for being drunk. It Is notable to report that the year 1907. the year before the prohibition law went into effect, the docket shows that IsB convictions were made. What made this great changer The reader can answer. Notwithstand. ing there is @ small amount of whiskey sneaking around, it Is not doing the destroying act as of old. Your corres- pondent doubts If there could be found twenty-five men in all Alexander City that would today vote to bring back the sale of liduor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
LITTLE CHILD DEAD.

F Florence. Jan. 1S--(special )-Martha Virginia, the infant daughter of Cap tain and Mrs. J. D. 0ulIette. died Sun- day afternoon at S:A5 o'clock of Daralv- sis.
 The funeral services were held this afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the rssi. denee. and the interment was in the city. cemetery. Rev. Spencer TunnelL assisted by Rev, D. D. MoDougall. D. D. ofiiciated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Purchased Back. His
 Original Stock.
Ills License Therefore Held Good as to Third Parties.
George Len..r ssa Net Dave Barnard We. Respsnibie fer Deias s~sI-
 ness Without Licesse--
 s1,see Fine Reversed

Although Tuesday was a legal holi. day in Alabama on account of Robert F. Lees birthday. the Supreme Court sof the State turned out . number of decistons, ons of them being of state wtde importance, in that the relation Axisting between 2 bankrupt and the purchaser of his stock when the pur- chaser immediately reselis the stock @ the bankrupt using the merchan- dise as security. was dealt with. | The court decided that the license of the original owner still held good and that as the purchaser from the person buying the bankrupt stock, the oriGnal owner was liable for any ae- tion which might be brought subse- Quent to sthe bankrupt sale.
 The case decided was that of Dave Barnard ys the State of Alabama, an appeal from the City Court of Mont- Eprnery; The decison of the City Court was reversed by the higher tri- hunal. The opinion was handed down by Justice Mcclellan.
 i, The case grew out of the bankrupt sale of the stock of goods of e saloor, owned and operated by enc George 1.snzer ' In May. 1907, Lenzer was en- gagged fngs sthe operation of a retail hQuor house. and was adjudgsd a Bankrupt by the Federal authorities. Dave Barnard became purchaser of the stock at the bankrupt sale, and imInediately entered into e contract with Lsnzer whereby Lenzer was to buy the business back again, the mer- chandise to be security until enough could be realised from the sale of goods to pay the purchase price agreed spon.
 Barnard Manager.
 Under the agreement also Barnard was to act Is absolute manager until the stock had been paid for by Lem ger, and Barnard was to receive a salary of ss0' . month in this capacity.
 While living in pursuance of his contract with Lsnxer, Barnard was arrested upon a charge of retailing intoxicating liquors without a lf- cense, and in the City Court of Mont gomery was fined tl,o00 Attorneys appealed the case to the Supreme Court on the grounds that as Lenzer was practically owner of the place even though Barnard had not received his price fixed in the sale, the license granted Lansef held good.
 In his opinion Justice Mcclellan agrees with the contention, holding that Lenzer was the actual owner by virtue of contract to buy, and that the license held by him before being adjudged bankrupt was applicable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
vIsETs PHENT xCrTr.

Deewty State Comnzm nGer of La4ses of
 bfaesahses.
 Phenix City. Jan. ts.---(Special.)- )--lLA- dy Louis Dfury. of Shefieid, Ala. dept- ty state comman nder for Alabama of the Ladies of the Maccabees. was in the city yesterday. en route home from Troy, and was qaite deifghtfully en. tertained last evening at the home of Mir. and Afrsa J. .M. Piekron. on Fifth avenue. .sR s
 Lady Drury recently installed with pIeasing end highly impressive core monies the new offleers of Tresdaway Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees of Phenix City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
AHUsEMENrs, A r The Grand, Matanee Tsany, c 0sCleek
 And reni9As,


 Ia ArAs AvsksnzHg tss Hsr. FarEs Charley Grapwin In "The Awaken Ing of Mr. Pipp" comes to The Grand at matinee today at 5 o'clock and to- night. Neither star nor play need the aid of fuisons puffery, they are both too well known and this season Mr. Grapewin has gathered about him a more than clever company; he has added new and attractive songs, re- tainsng also the best of the song hits of former years. 1t is dlfsicuit to coin new phrases Of encomium for an at traction that has drawn the best eff forts from the most competent critics aIl up and down the land. Even, as good as ever Is sufficient to say of 1t. One thing certain when the final curtain falls on '"rhe, Awakening of Mir. Pipp' the play win so down into theatrical history with a record that win have laughter written all over 1t in bold fettsrs. Seats now on sale for both matinee and night performances.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

The decision of the lower court val therefore reversed
 4 Fan Iast. a. The full iist of opinions follows:
 Tyson. c. D.: i ,. Q. Elliott vs Allen P. Hodsson appeal from Mobile Circuit Court. af' firmed.
 Dowdell. J.:
 W.%L. Reach vs. Oliver ! Quinn appeal from Bibb Circuit Court, af- frfned,
 Andersen. J.:
 !. N. Light vs. Frank Henderson, appeal from Lowndes Circuit Court, reversed and remanded.
 Mcclellan, J.:
 Dave Barnard ys the State of Ala bama, appeal from Montgomery City Court. reversed and rendered.
 Per curiam:
 Andrew Gray vs. the State of Ala bama. appeal from Jefferson Criminal Court, motion to establish bill of ex- captions granted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
A aEaaaaeraae Partz.

Phenix City, Jan. ie.--(SpeciaL) )-- Quito an unique entertainment was giv- en ae the residence of ]. Cam White tonight, It was in the nature of a masquerade. given under the auspices of the ladies of the Presbyterian church and it was quite an enjoyable affair
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Possibility of HydrOphobia

Ell Paso, Texas, Jan. 1s.--Posslbility of hydrophobia. the result of having been scratched and bitten by a pet dog, is giving serious concern to John ". aGtsS and also to his wife and others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
HORSE ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
Unfortunate End of Huntfng Trip Q
 Two Young Boys.

Florence. Jan Especial. )--The valuable buggy horse of Mrs. S. N. Gardner was accidentally shot and' killed Saturday afternoon by John Wesley Hall, who. with Mrs. Gardner's son. had driven the horse several miles west of town, hunting.
 John Wesley was loading his gun when 1t was accidentally discharged and the load entered the borses side. The animal travelled a short distance and fell dead. The horse was four years old and had been raised as a family pet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
A nenkle WeAdfnx.

UUubEs Weuufhks
 Florence, Jan. 1s-(Speciai.) )--Twt prominent couples in Pruitton society were the principals in double wed ding Sunday afternoon. at whicf Esquire A. S. Goad officiated. Thea were Miss Estefie Stutiz and John ouii. len. and Miss Hattie olive and H. N. ct the home of Mr. csoad. at Pruitton-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
ConvlotiOna on Druukomneos,

Alexander City, Jan. 1e--(speciai. l-- At . recent glance at the Alexander Citv Mayors docket 1t is found that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

Usually sharp EAeu9A. CleAveland Leader. Paradoxicaiiy, these blunt state. lmente'' eaidom make dull reading.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-27

and led him from the court the sym
pathy of the spectators went win MIN.
Jennie Rohl, the l0-year-old glrl
found living In a shack near Dearborn
with her stepfather. mother and man
named Cousineau, was sent TO. the
House OF the Good Shepherd until her
mother finds a better home for her,
The child wept pitifully and pleaded
TO he allowed TO remain Win her
mother
The testimony disclosed that the
four people live In small snack OF
two rooms, that Cousineau occupies
the only, bed in the place, ana the
other three sleep on the floor on a
few dirty old clothes, and covered with
carpet. About all they have TO eat Is
game caught In traps.
Tilne Yost, of No. 12S Roosevelt
ave. will probably go 10 the industrial
school. She ran away from home six
weeks ago. and she whispered TO the
Judge the kind OF life she had been
living recently.
Lottie Jacques. aged l6. was sen
fenced 10 Adrian. She has been way
ward for a long time. and warnings
from the court were OF no avail. She
has been freQuenting cheap hotels OF
late.
The five children OF John Laskow-
ski. who complained in court last week
of the treatment they received from
their father. were turned over 10 their
eldest sister. Frances, who will act as
a mother 10 them. She has secured
few rooms. and there she will reside
with the children
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-27
BELIEVE OR BE DAMNED
NOT SOUND DOCTRINE
REV. A. w. STALKER.

The Rev. Arthur w. Stalker. ID. d.,
of Ann Arbor. In his MONDAY Lepten
address In the Detroit opera house,
Friday, said that some very sincere
people have said that you must either
believe or be damned
1T is difficult for some people TO be-
lieve." declared DIR. Stalker I'VE
ought TO be very thankful 10 refer 10
the words OF Jesus and say that the
man who finds II intellectually impos-
sible To clarity all the religious out
put. has another way Of reaching re-
ligious certainty.
Many things must submit 10 the
correctness of living. and the correct
ness of experience. Many minds.
sound on other things, often go astray
In adjusting themselves To religious
truths, but In numerous instances, life
is so filled with other things that they
don't find the fundamental truth on
which 10 live.
The church has been deplorably
astray In setting up speculative mat
ter and demanding that mems minds
should hold all these before they
should be considered followers OF God.
There Is tendency on the part or
men 10 speculate in religion. AS
man acts, so will he believe. We
should free ourselves from the spec
ulative tendency and go out into life
and live the truth. The man who will
try TO live right. will learn TO know
Jesus as he never knew Him before.