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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FO REXCHANGE-
Good rooming house for lot Clear lot for
equity house and lot south and west. Lot
at Redondo for one at Manhattan. Ten-acre
fruit ranch for Los Angeles. owners only
answer. F23O7 or Main 1921. 40 W. 7rH.
s-22-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FOR EXCHANGE - MUST SACRIFICE
equity in nice cozy, five-room bungalow; viii
take clear lot; balance easy. F23l7, or Main
1921 40 w. 7TH. owners only answer.
8-22-t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
WANTED
sltuatIons-MaIe

MEN OF FAIR ABILITY AND COMMON
school education to prepare for good open
ings in u s. government classified service;
examinations easy under our coaching
success certain and positions guaranteed
under certain reasonable conditions; hours
short pay excellent; employment steady;
correspondence confidential Write for spe-
olal booklet 1870 today; examinations soon
WASHINGTON CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
Washington, d. G. S-s2-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
Pasturage

da ST., / mile south of Florence depot Fine
grass and artescian water. T. A. TWEEDY.
S-S-15-22
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FOR RBNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. SINGLE
or en- suite newly furnished and reno
waited; terms reasonable. 619 KOHLER
Main 4521. S-22-29 9-6-l3
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FOR RENT-RooMs. NICE FURNISHED
rooms, room and board; all rooms thor
oughy renovated; all nice sunny rooms.
Call 2O39 E. SEVENTH. s-22-29 9-5-l2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

NICE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
S2.25 per week; also single, SLIPS up. 421h
ALPINE Walking distance. Phone Broad
way 2407 S-15-22-29 9-5-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

THE CARLTON. SOUTHEAST CORNER
Kohler and Wilde; outside sunny rooms, $1OO
and up; one-half block of Central avenue.
Phone Broadway 9704 S-22-29 9-5-12-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FURNISHED RooMs-FINE LOCATION;
with or without board close to 8 car lines
or 10 minutes walk from Broadway. Sunny
rooms. 475 N BEAUDRY. S-22-29 0-5-12
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Empire Building Company

EXPERIENCED BUILDING
CONTRACTORS.
BUILDERS OF MODERN HOMES, BUN
GALOWS FLATS, APARTMENT HOUSES
AND STORES.
THE HOME YOU WANT TO BUILD
SHOULD BE ACCORDING TO YOUR
IDEAS WE DO THAT, AND MAKE THE
PLANS FREE.
WE WILL LOAN YOU THE FULL COST
OF THE BUILDING AT CURRENT IN
TEREST, WITHOUT EXPENSE, NOT
EVEN FOR MAKING OUT THE PAPERS.
IMPROVE YOUR VACANT PROPERTY
AND GET AN INCOME OR A PROFIT.
Empire Building Company
5o4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG.
AS4S7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
FOR RENT
Rooms--Furnished

THE CARLTON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
Kohler and Wilde; outside sunny rooms
81 and up; half block of Central ave
Phone Broadway 97O4. 8-22-29 9-6-l5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FOR EXCHANGE-G-ROOM HOUSE. VALUE
$2000 san Diego, for Los Angeles cottage
same value or about $500 lot, with pay
ment for balance. Address OWNER, 1925
Grand ave. san Diego. S-19-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22

FOR EXCHANGE - 2O0-ACRE ALFALFA
ranch, earning 10 per cent net on 130 acres;
10 per cent when all IS in bearing; want
improved Los Angeles up 10 $4,000. 40 w.
7TH. Main 1921, or F2307 S-22-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
Rooms

FOR RENT-5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
furnished; adults only; rent reasonable
half block from University car line. 1893
w. THIRTY-SI SIXTH STREET
s-S-15-22-29-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
..old Folks At Home with
Mrs X. L. Grgsby.

Mrs. H. L. Grigsby made yesterday
a-happy day for a number of elderly
ladies. whom she invited to her home
10 spend the day with Judge Grigsby's 5
mother. Mrs. Vienna Grigsby. The
honored guest vas born N lanes stoWn,
Va. in 1922. and is over IS years OF
age. Airs. Middleton. the mother Of
Mrs. j. r. Boss0n. was the only other
LADY IS years Of age present The
erandmas took their needlework with
hem. and their industry might vel
put The younger generation to shame
At the noon hour a delicious oid-fssh-
ioned dinner vas served IN the after
noon pronOgraph music was en1oyed.
the selections being cid and vel
known faVorites. such as Old Ken
tnckv Home. The ladies enjoying
the pleasant day we're MFs. Grigsbx.
Mrs. cowan. The mother Of AIRS r
Stevens. Mrs. Leonard. the mother Of
Airs. J. G.. Good: Mrs. " r. Peerv.
mrs. NJ e. Gilbert Mrs siiddietpn.
aIrs. Row. ana Mrs. j. F. BsSson Mrs
Grigsby was assisted in entertsin5ag
by Mrs. John bly,. Mrs. Tom Peery
and Mrs. J. B. Sparks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

Charleston IS O. SUNDAY News.
Ill and Mrs John Wiiherspoon Erwin
Of Chickasha. Oklahoma. arrived ID
Klngstree Saturday evening last. OF q
visit to his father. Rev. E. z. Erwin.
sr and Mrs Erwin were married on
June 3. In ahe far western city and
Immediately commenced the long Jour
neg eSsi EaId. Mrs ErTin Miss Jean
efte Benneft4 IS a charming represents
alive OF the Tar western country 4
lovely young woman. who. in the short
time she has been here. has won the
way TO the hearts Of her new relatives
and to their host of friends On Mon
DAY evening Nr. and Mrs. D. ~ Erwin
entertained in honor Of the bridal
couple. and On Tuesday eTeEing. the
Misses Erwin gave a beautiful re-
ceptiOn at the rectOry on North King
street. AZ which Mr. and Mrs J. y.
Erwin we're the guests Of honor. The
bride on the latter occasion was
beautifully govned in white satin.
trimmed with lace and wore diamond
ornaments. She is the possessor Of !
beautiful cOntraI-o voice and during
the evening favored the guests with
txo selections. which we're Charming
i rendered. Nr. Erwin Is being con
graduated On All sides Al bis luck IN
bringing such z winsome bride out Of
he west. AlF. and Mrs Erwin viii
spend the month OF June here. before
returning to their home in Oklahoma
-Kfngstree Cores spondeuee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26


Tie following wedding notice taken
from the Long Beach fCal1 Press. viii
- az interest to many II Chickasha.
the groom having been & resident Of
xhis city for several years. before
moving ,0 California.
Al q simple early morning wedding
At he home a. Mr. and Mrs. W :.
Ree 1920 Eass Fourth street. az S:sa
O'Clock sofzv. he nuptials Of Nens
Bella Layne. daughter Of Nr. and Nrs.
AlaN2rd Layne. and Harry Albert
Snow. son Of AEr and Mrs A B snow.
Esss East Second street. we're solemn
tired.
The house decoration Nas beautiful
y simple. pink and white being the
ETsd0minatins tones From the chan
fzSIssr To the four corners 0f the bridal
room. ran masses Of asparagus plumo-
sas. in q canopy effect Clusters Of
shell pink June roses and sweet peas
Hnzas the wedding room fragrant
9sAsr rooms were il delicate strae-
eries of Ereenefy and masses Of June
roses and white sweet peas Arch
vays we're outlined with plumosus
sprays and blossoms
st S.Se o'clock the beautiful bride
IL z simple princess froek of white
1zvn znd embroidery. entered the bEi-
6al room on he arm Of her fianee.
she carried pure white roses. The en-
sire wedding costume vas Of white
zisE which Nas worn white suede
sauas TIE Nendelssohr wedding
march vas played By Miss Margaret
Rr0wn. Rer. j Lewis Smith. pastor
al The Firss Baptist church. read the
service Ia she presence Ct the immedi-
ate relatives
Shoryly after the ceremony. the
bride and groom departed for their
nareymoon which viii - lune out.
znz IN the mountains. Mrs Snow
szrrxeling suit was 4 smart tailored
~zv na1anas cloth with which black
lat mas warn-
Nrs. Snuw Is one 0f the most a.
aracfireof he June brides. Of the dis
4inct brunette type. and young won
Al q charming and wfnsome manner
Sic Is popular with an admirlne
~oserie of frsends who VIII Be glad
- know hat she vii continue to re
zsde il this city.
Nr. Snon. who IS likewise popular
connected Hiih his father. A 3
nuw. IN fhe ! 81 Sn0w Inmber Com
.uzny of I.nrs Beach
Iron their return from me hills BIT
@ra Mrs Harfy Alber; Stow vii occ1
nv 4hs artistic bingaloM shich Is non
: srcsess & completion an Densmors
saa Coronado streets
Newton Snsw. Mr. ard 9trs- II =
szcu ana daughter. and Hrs. Charles
7zzzte1 OF pam0ua. wiho Eere guess
s. fha Iavnes Snow wedding this morn
- * The residence Ct 4lr. and Afs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
Eiks Dance in Honor
Of VISITING Girls

-ite ldN-r u 11Hll
Of Visiting Girls.
About fifteen couples attended the
Elks informal dance given TUESDAY
evening IN honor Of the visiting girls
and despite the warm weather found
dancing enjoyable Refreshments were
served at III O'Clock after which the
dancing continued until after mid
night The Out-Nftown guests we're.
Misses Jessie and Nora Rennie Of
Tishomingo and the Misses Williams
OF Brooklyn. y. Y Other guests were.
Misses Dottie Hardin. Mary o'Neill.
Lee Irwin Bird. Louise Henderson.
Marguerite Little. Alma Sigmon and
Anna Hin. and NessTs. c. Edgar Hon
mold. Lawrence Mills. Jack Cravens.
Harry Hendricks. Wm. Kennels. A. S.
Gilkey. L. l. Bryan. Ford Wither-
spoon. Alfred Harris. Joe Baum and
Joe Burney; SIR. and Mrs Reford
Bond and Air. and Nrs. Ed Bond Of
Ninc0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
Surprised on Third
WeddIna Anniversary. a

Mrs. J. B. Shields. sTs 3Efnnesota
avenue, was Delightfully."- surprised
Wednesday evening b. ; number q
her friends eho arrived n 2 body %
spend the evening with heF The O.
casion was ne third anniversary q
heF wedding and she Eas presented
wifh pretty set Of china Games
music and conversation were the n
tertaining features Of the evening and
hostess and guests alike lad hapRE
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

AIRS l.. G. Hutson viii be hostess to
the Bridge Club a the meeting next
weak.
The Whist Club will meet with Mrs.
J. S Blackmon Friday afternoon.
July ?
Sir. and Mrs. ]. c. Good wiH enter.
tain the Ide Hour Whist Club next
Thursday evening.
AIr. and Airs. ~. n. Jones and two
sons have returned from a three
weeks visit IN Bowie. Texas.
Misses Jessie and Nora Rennie. Of
Tishomingo. aad Frances and Joseph.
Inc williams OF Brooklyn. \. Y. and
Messrs. Reece Smith. Dick Louthan
and Ted Hampton are spending the
das in Anadarko.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Louthan and
son. Master John William. who have
been visiting several weeks al the
homes OF c. T. Erwin and II. L. Loath-
an. will leave tomorrow for their
home in Chicago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
Picnic # Johnson go.

A picnic last night at the johnson
farm north OF town was one q the en-
ioyable gatherings Of the week a
merry crowd. a pleasant ride and a
delicious and hountiful supper were
the pleasing features OF the picnic.
The party included Mr. and Mrs. A.
Johnson and daughter. Mrs Baxter Of
Kansas CRY. Mr. ard Mrs j. z. Good
and guest. Mr.. Schaffner Phelps Of
lafayette. Ind, aIr. and Hrs. F. P
Hull and daughter. Mrs. Hutchinson
Of Kansas City. Mss Mabel Hun. Miss
Daisy sohlinger. Miss Cora Wilcox
OF Kansas City and sfr. Marshall John
son.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

Misses Frances and Josephine VII
liams and Jessie and Nora Rennie and
Nessrs. Jack Cravens. Reece Smith.
HarTx Hendricks and Ferrx Hali
Hampton were members of q line par
n which enjoyed the entertainment
al the Folly las night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
4. 8. LM. MeesIna.

The MaccabeeS met TUESDAY after.
noon. attending TO the usual routine
business. Two applications were
passed upon. After the business meet
ing refreshments were sersed by
Misses Vaughn. Estes and Bureh. Airs
Brown and 3lrs. Goldsmith.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

Tnmindful OF dampness. storms.
drafts or colds, " ]. Atkins worked
as nightwaschman At Banner Springs.
Tenn. Such exposure gar hlA : Sc
we're cold that settled on his ngs.
At last be hsd to give up work. he
tried many remedies but AL failed
till be used Dr. Kings New Discovery.
After using one bot.ls.~ be wrstes,
4 went back to WORK az vel IS ever
Severe colds, stubborn coughs. in
flaned throats ~ sore lungs. hem
orrhages. Group and vhooplng cough
get quick relier ana rr-mpt cure from
this ~iorious medicine. Ee an 81.
Tran bottle free guaranteed By Brown
1 Co. paw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
Mrs. coryeli Meets Mith
Mission Board.

Mrs. Martin cOryeIl went 70 Okla
homa CITY yesterday 70 meet with the
Women's Baptist Mission Board. The
main object Of the meeting was The re-
vision Of the constitution of he board
before the Baptist General fonyen-
ton OF Oklahoma. which VIII be held
in Chiekashs In November
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

FTIEKF ~aFFT ll~E = "
japanese lanterns were the useful
decorations used o. the Presbyterian
church lawn Tuesday evening At the
social given hy the Young Ladies
Guild. The broad lawn, dotted with
chairs and tables looked most attrac-
tive under their brilliant glow. and
drew 5 large crowd Of visitors A
musical program was rendered and de-
liciouz Ice cream and home made cakes
were served. The guild cleared s2s.5e.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26
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: SOCIETY NOTES
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The meeting 81 The Woman's Home
Mission Society q the Methodist
church vas postponed Thursday after
noon q account Of tie rain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

Entertzineo at Westland.
A party. carefully planned and show
ing the foTeihOughi and ingenuity Of
the hostess in all the details. vas that
given Thursday evening BY 3lr- and aIrs.
Fl E. Riddle at their country home.
Westland Misses Frances and JOS
ephine Williams Of Brooklyn. y Y.
ard Misses Jessie and Nora Rennie Of
TishomingO. who have been the guests
Of Mrs Reford Bond the past week.
we're the honorees OF THE occasion
A picnic supper was served at Z
O'Clock. an individual lunch basket OF
woven straw being given each guest.
containing the delicacies usually
served at a picnic. Coffee, butfermiik
and watermelon were also served
Orchestra music vas enj0yed while
supper Nas served and throughout the
evening. Carpets and rugs we're spread
out of doors and informality height
eued the evenings pleasure Later in
The evening the guests we're invited to
the barn. where 3 May pole was found
decorated in the spacious loft An
AAtA A+a4E4aAE'l aAA 4A4E EIaA ~ +AAA ARAA
was formed of rows OF baled hay
where those not participating might
watch the pretty May pole dance Aft
Ct winding and unwinding the pole
the oid-fashioned Virginia reel con-
cluded The merriment Of the evening
Reci.au0ns by little Misses Joseph
inc and Mary Lee Johnson delighted
All present
The guests we're Misses Jessie and
Nora Rennie. Frances and Josephine
Williams. Alma SigInon. Marguerite
Little. Frances Davis. Daisy Sohlinger.
Cora Wilcox Of Kansas City. Lillian
Hendricks, Gussis Johns. and Kate
Burton. Messrs I T. Bryan. MEron
Humphrey. Harry Hendricks. Ford
WitherspoOn. Ted Hampton Dick
Louthan. Lawrence Mills, Joe Baum.
c. Edgar Honnold. Tom BOYD. Reece
smith and NJ. H. Blaine; Mrs. John
Light ard Messrs. ana Mesdames Ben
Johnson. Reford Bond, 7. Il. Dwyer
and J. 3. Sparks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

Mrs Mamie vaughn returned home
yesterday from Wichita Falls Texas.
where she Organized MaccaDee hire
WhiIe there she Kas presented with a
handsome souvenir sp0on 2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

The South hin Five Hundred Club
win be entertained by Mr. and sirs.
A A. Humphrey On Tuesday evening
Of next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

Miss Kaie Hin entertained q num-
Der Of her girl friends a. line parties
Al the playhohses this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-26

w 5. Roe. returned today
Miss Carnell Of Saa Antonio. Texas.
and Miss Erma Rose Of Cbickasha
Okla Nh0 wese guests at the Lzyne-
Snow wedding. leave tomorrow via
boat for the Seattle Exposition.
Evening star., 1909-03-12

Senator Crawford, South Dakota:
'T am glad to say that I heartily favor
a change to later date and believe that
ence would be the first part of May"
Evening star., 1909-03-12
Childrem's New
Spring Footwear.

oh5 OYS and girls want style
lNA in their shoes just as
q Wy much as grown-up peo-
pie, but still they must
be built to endure hard service.
The young feet are constantly in
action-and fitting proportions
are an important feature for grow
ing feet.
We are showing the major part
of our spring line. and every shoe
fills these requirements to the let
ter.
We mention few new styles:
,Children's Tan Button Shoes, With turn or
. to S. b, &. d and T. widths. Pair. pl' ~
Cbildrens Black Kidskin Button and Lace
Shoes. with turn or Mckay seWed sole; patent
ID and + widths. Pair. r.......-.......-. ~
Misses and Chdren's Patent Leather Button
Shoes. with white kid tops. spring heel and
Mckay sewed sole; very dressy shoe; 81 M
sizes ) TO 8. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. p-'oo
Sizes s,s to 1917. Pair so
Sizes IL to . Pair Observation-Disclosures. $500
Misses and Children's kidskin Button and
Lace ' a Shoes; w with Mckay sewed @ sole sole. spring
TO 10i.. Pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oi'O ~
Boys and Youths Box Calfskin School Shoes
with hard leather soles: sizes l to O. o-
ots- Iair. -. -..........
Boys and Youths Gun Metal Calfskln Shoes
with Goodyear welt sole; sizes to 5ia. G, ~
f Third floor, Tenth st.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
Minor Accidents.

While playing near the Garnett School
building yesterday. Harry Reynolds, col
ored. six years of age, ran against a mule
team. and one of the animals kicked him
on his head, infiictng d severe scalp
wound. DR.. Curtis dressed the injury
John W. Hayden, forty years of age
giving his address as 1928 / street, was
found sick at 14th and G streets yester-
day. The police of the first precinct re-
moved him to the Emergency Hospital in
the patrol wagon. He soon recovered and
was able to leave the hospital
Henry Hayton. siXty-seven years of age.
who lives at 312 Indiana avenue fell on
the pavement near Pennsylvania avenue
and Sd street yesterday afternoon and cut
his head. He was abe to go home after
the physicians at the Emergency Hospital
had dressed his injury.
Arthur Nixon, colored. six years of age
was removed to the Casualty Hospital
about o'clock yesterday and treated FOR
painful cuts and bruises about his head.
He sustained his injuries by being struck
by street car while al JSth and &
streets northeast. His condition was not
serious.
Charles Cook, colored sixty years Of
age. of S31 New Hampshire avenue north
west went to the Emergency Hospital this
morning to receive treatment for a lacer-
ated wound on his left leg. which he re-
ceived as result of falling While at
tempting to board a moving car at oJth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
Evening star., 1909-03-12
|PENNEWILl FOR LATER DAY
GOVERNOR OF DELAWARE JOINS
IN GENERAL DEMAND.

| District Commissioner Macfarland, chair
man of the national committee on the
proposed change of the inauguration day,
| today received the first response from the
| governors of states and territories who
| have assumed office within the past few
months.
| Gov. Simeon S. Pennewil of Delaware
sent the response. He pledged his CO.
! operation in the work of the committee.
Gov. Pennewill was in the inaugural pa
| rade on March 4. He had some conception
| of the usual March weather in Wash
! ington.
! Said Gov. Pennewil:
Il am in receipt of your letter of the
Sth instant, in which you inquire whether
l would consent to serve on the national
committee on the proposed change of in
auguration day, and whether [ will CO.
operate in bringing about the desired re-
suit.
I'm reply l would state that 1 heartily
approve of what you are attempting to
do. and shall be very glad to serve in
any way ] can
| Several other state executives who were
here for the inaugural ceremonies. notably
Gov. Hughes of New York, Gov Stuart
! of Pennsylvania and Gov. Fort of New
Jersey. have already pledged their sup
| port TO the movement. Letters from other
governors who took Office recently and
| who have not previously notified the COM
| mittee Of their attitude toward this move
| ment are expected within the next few
days.
The movement is receiving the indorse-
| ment Of many organizations in this city,
| notably the Chamber of Commerce and
citizens associations. Commissioner Mac
| farland today received letter from the
| secretary Of the East Washington Heights
Citizens Association. in which the CO.
| operation of it's members is pledged.
Il am directed by the East Washing
ton Heiehts Citizens Association wrote
D. c. Fountain. secretary, ito convey to
You its appreciation of your prompt
| action Immediately after the 4th of
March in calling public attention to the
| imperative need of a change of date for
| the Inauguration OF our Presidents and
to assure you of it's hearty support of
| the movement"
Every effort will be made to get the
resolution affecting the change of the in
| augural date through Congress at the
| special session which will begin Monday
| The officers and members of the sub
committee of the national committee have
been holding conferences with persons
| interested in the movement at the Cap
| itol. and 1t is expected some definite steps
| will be taken early in the coming session.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
REVIVAL FROM JAIL CELLS.
'Pilar Of Fire" Martyrs Sing and
Speak to Passers-By.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
THOMPSONvILLE, Conn. March r.
From the windows of their Jail the MEM
bers Of the pillar of Fire band today
held revival services.
They raised the windows OF their cells
and, speaking to pasers-by, joined in a
chorus which drew crowd of more than
300 people. The revival services began in
this way and were continued for an hour.
The crowd jeered most of the time. Sing
ing and speechmaking continued.
The case of the members of the band
who are in Jail was continued till Sat
urday and bonds of SO in each case
were demanded. Three of the band were
unable to secure it and were taken back
to jail. The other members of the band
were released and left for BoundbroOk, n.
j., the headquarters of the sect.
The members of the society are held
under a charge of vagrancy.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
SEVEN BURN TO DEATH.
All Probably Chloroformed by Rob
bers, Who Fired House.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
PUEBLO, Mex, March 12.-Seven per-
sons were burned to death at the town of
Resurrection when the home of Augustin
Serrano was destroyed.
The house burned at night. The police
believe the inmates were either murdered
or chloroformed before the torch was ap-
piled.
No effort was made by any of them to
escape. None Of the inmates appeared at
the windows, nor were any screams
heard.
Those known to have perished are Ser
rano himself, his wife and her infant
babe, found clasped TO her bosom when
the remains were discovered in the ashes:
Maria Serrano. a daughter: Juan Juarez,
Jose Sableta and Maria Sableta.
The house was two-story affair. The
family was considered wealthy.
Of1cials believe that robbers looted the
place and then burned it.
Evening star., 1909-03-12
Roller
Skating.

@I1 HIS is ideal weather for
4 roller skating and a
~ very healthful exercise
and sport it is. Young
and old alike find much enjoy
ment in it. We are showing in
our Sporting Goods Department
a large line OF Roller Skates of the
best makes. in the various STYLES
for men, women and children.
winslow Ball-bearing Roller Skates, -
with steel wheels Pair. ............ S,1. ~
Union Ballbcarinc Roller Skates with c,
steer Wheeis fhH. ...... T~'/ y
Union Bail bearing Extension Roller g, ~
Skates. for small children. Pair. p@'oo
Union Roller skates. With
iron wheels: for children: two -nc ,,I ~
Fourth floor, Tenth ST.