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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-18
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SWiftSure Shorthand

Complete correspondence course swiftsura
Shorthand system. Terms moderate sys-
tenn is easiest to learn, easiest to write.
easiest to read. Used in reporting three
political national conventions many state
and general conventions. several famous
trials and the campaign speeches OF three
presidents of the United States Text book
so cents. DAVID G. BAILLIE, Herald
office 2-21-tf
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Houses and Lots

FOR sALE-BY THE OWNERS. TEN
room modern house. size of lot 50x250;
shade trees and flowers; rents for s34 a
month. Price $4,000; small payment down,
balance time. G. EDMISON, 4S2 Il. Ave. %.
Phone East 1928. 3-1S-w
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Hotels

HOTEL NAHANT, 727 South
Broadway. large sleeping or housekeeping
rooms, $500. 3"lS-7t
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FIRST CLASS TREATMENTS FOR RHEU-
matism and nervousness. Don't forget the
number, 2261A E. FIRST ST. Hours 10
10. Room 6. 3-16-3
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-18

ELK-SKIN SHOE FACTORY. MAKERS OF
all styles in elk-skin Shoes and special
orders, SO to So: fine repairing. 206
WEST SEVENTH ST. SILK
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j. w. WEIGHTMAN & CO., 3i1 s. HILL.
Investment Department
Meat market, established 16 years,
clearing $500 monthly; no bonus. VIII
invoice. Owner retiring; good lease; fine
proposition.
Fine opening in $4,000 profitable pleasure
device; $500 or 5000 investment; salary
and Is per cent guaranteed, secured by
mortgage.
Corner grocery store, having other BUSH
ness, must sell, or will exchange for lot
or equity In small house.
Pool room-6 tables, rent reasonable, in
good location. Price $500; worth over
$1,000: must sell; going away. 3-1S-1
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Live stock

WANTED TO BUY-CALvEs AND YOUNG
helfers for cash. Call in evening, EAST
1864 3-1S-4
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Situatlons--Female

Advertisements under this classification when
used by an Individual out OF work are free
ONE TIME, and will be reinserted each time
the advertisement is brought or mailed to The
Herald office.
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WANTED-sITUATlON BY YOUNG MAN OF
good address as compositor pressman;
have been in business for myself In city and
am competent: wages reasonable. Address
BOX 463. Herald. 3-4-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE-wE CAN EXCHANGE
your property. no matter where located.
SLACK & COMPANY. 1890 Grant bldg.
A6O7T. Main 7076. 2-2-tf
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wANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED MAN
strong. healthy and willing to work. will
work at anything. Address all letters 10
WILLIAM CALOS. box 22s. Herald.
l-24-tL
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TRAINED NURsE-CASES OF ALL KINDS;
best references from doctors and patents
$10-s12; satisfaction guaranteed. 444 SOUTH
GRAND. F1S07 $751;
sTENOGRAPHERS. OFFICE GIRLS AND
all classes of competent help supplied by
Y w. G. A. 3-S-1m
Sifuatlnns-MaIe and EennaIe
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USE BAssETT's, THE ORIGINAL NATIVE
herbs for rheumatism. constipation; so tablets
for Csc, in black boxes, at all druggists.
3-14-tf
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JAMES r. H. WAGNER,
MANAGER.

Sixth and Main. F5393, Main SS4o'
FOR SALE--10-ACRE RANCH WITH BROOM
modern house, 2 barns, incubator and brood
err house and 3 chicken houses; beautiful
flower garden, Towering shrubs and trees,
rose covered summer house containing fern
cry and fish pond; acres in muscat grapes,
acres pasture; all kinds of fruit; for any
one suffering with asthma Fall Brook has
the ideal climate; price 5000, half cash. bal
ance long time at per cent. Call Friday
afternoon, MRS. W. M. REGAIN, Occidental
hotel, or address MRS w. NJ. REGAIN, Fall
Brook, San Diego Co., Cal, $751;
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DYERTSE IT-IF YOU HAVE ROOM TO RENT AND RENT IT"
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~~~-~- ~-~~~-~-~~N~|~~>-~~~S>
Pianos
Pianos

YOUR PIANO OPPORTUNITY
why rent when you can set hne up
right at 81 monthly? We have well known
makes second hand. all in excellent con-
dition which you can secure on these
terms Let US show you.
GEO. BIRKEL CO..
a45-7 South Spring st. 1-8o-tf
FOR SAhE OR RENTS; MAHOGANY
piano, almost new, $3.50; IS payments. si0
W. 9TH 2-1g-tf
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FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE GAS
range, bath, hot water two car lines, rent
$3.50 per month. 40S BELL. Key at corner
store. Bid
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FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST EsTAB-
lished fruit and vegetable routes in the
city; a good wagon, harness and far
horse. This can be had cheap for cash
on account of other business. 916
CROCKER ST. 3-16-3
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FOR EXCHANGE-EQUITY IN NEW, MOD
ern bungalow. Want auto. Call in even
ing Sunset EAST 1864. 3-1S-3
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WANTED-MAN ACQUAINTED WITH MAX
ing, selling using high grade commercial
fertilizers city and ranch. Address BOX
ass, Herald. 1888
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se50-GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY
2 living rooms; rent $500 per month; doing
a nice paying cash business: will inventory
stock: the fixtures are new and In fine condi-
ton; the location is exceptional. and all
shelving counters and fixtures go with sale.
See LEAHY & SON.
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FOR RENT-BARN, SUITABLE FOR AUTO
mobile garage, at moderate rates. 1918 s.
HOPE. 3-17-4
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FOR RENT
Rooms for Housekeeping

FOR RENT-TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
with gas $40 a month; sleeping room, single,
Sc a month; sunny, front, at 64S s.
Er owER 3-17-4
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FOR RENT--s-RooM. MODERN HOUSE;
almost new; nicely tinted ard decorated;
hot and cold water. sol e. 18th; $685. water
paid Snap for steady tenant. 3-l7-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
MILLER LIKELY TO SUCCEED
HEALING EARLY THIS WEEK
United States District Attorneys Resig-
nation Accepted and New APP
pOtn&meut Ready.

Washington. March 1s.-Phe change
fn,the office of district attorney for the
federal district of Indiana probably will
take place early in the coming week.
Attorney General Wickershaw Saturday
announced the acceptance of the resig
nation OF District Attorney Kealing. who
resigned rather than represent the gov
eminent in the proceedings for the re-
moval OF Charles r williams and Della
van Smith TO Washington to stand
trial for libel. Mr. w-tckersham con
tented himself with bare announce
ment that the resignation had been
accepted and gave out no statement
or other intimation of the govern
ment's views of the reasons assigned
by Mr.. Healing for retiring at this
time.
The appointment of Charles W. Mil
Ter as district attorney is certain and
his name probably will go to the sen
ate today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
ANOTHER BLACK EYE
FOR SAL DON BUSINESS
Gary Man Charged With
Selling Liquor to
Minors.
WOMAN TELLS OF BLIND PIG
In a Spirit of Vengeance She De-
cides That Her Boy Lives in
Evil Surroundings.

George Mezog, ex-saloon proprietor
who now is supposed to be selling soft
drinks at his former place of business
at Twelfth avenue and washington
street, was convicted and fined sat
urday in Judge Huber's court on the
charge of selling liquor 70 minors. Not
only was Mezog found guilty of selling
liquor to minors. but proved at the
same time that he has been operating
bling pig a his place OF business. He
was not tried on that charge. however.
The complaining witness in the case
was Mrs. Florence VanHorne. who lives
In the same building She states that
upon one occasion she sent her -
year-old boy to the saloon after their
license had expired and that the bow
purchased quantity of whiskey. They
mad been in the habit Of selling LIQUOR
to their friends whenever they called
for it, testified Mrs. yanHorne.
The reason that the witness decided
to expose them was because Of a quar-
rel which the two families had she
also declared that she did not care to
have her boy subjected to the influences
Of place Of that character. Since
the license has expired the place has
been full of drunken men, declares
the complainant
Mezog was fined s93 for the offense
by Judge Huber and the case was ap-
pealed to the superior court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
AWAIT OPENING NIGHT
First Permanent Theater in
Gary Opens Doors This
Evening.

Up to this time practically every
scat for the first nights performa nee
IN the Majestic theater has been dis
posed on and the house packed r ~
doors viii be assured for the openin .
night. Nearly every one promirer- n
society is planning to attend tins srst
night of the first permanent ta4ater
in Gary
Those who viii occupy the boxes
for either the first or second ner-
Torrance are Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Knotts
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A Caldwell Mr. and
Mrs John e. Sears. Mr.. and Mrs w
L. Gleason. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Norton
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o Holmes. Mr. and
Mrs. JJoseph d Martin. Joseph FeeIev
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. L. Young. Mr. and
Mrs. c. n. Long. Mr. and Mrs. WilIian
Blgelow. J. H. Long, J. ". GILES r
A. Vossler. Joseph Cothrey. r. q pa
~. c. r. Woods, J. NJ Authurson. Geo
Ssott J. Alfred Jones' II. o. Egeberg
II. G. Hay Jr., Mr.. and Mrs John
Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. can NJ
nd Mrs. E. c. Simpson and Jack Frost
The theater owners also expecr
large number Of guests from: Ch.csgo
and other cities in the vicinity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
ECZEMA
CANNOT BE CURED BY EXTERNAL
APPLICATIONS ALONE.
Advice From a Physician who Has
Made skin and Blood Diseases
Life study.

Il you have Eczema Psoriasis. Salt
Rheum. Ulcers. Scrofula etc, get rid Of
them at once. Don't trife with yourself
by using every patent lotion and ONT
ment that comes under your notice. and
that at best gives you only temporary
relief. Take DIR. TAYLOR'S REMEDY.
He made life study of these diseases
and his formula is the only treatment
that will eliminate the poison from the
blood and effect a permanent cure IF
you have any of these diseases. depend
upon it they are either inherent or
caused by uric acid or other poisons
lurking in the system. External an
plieations alone seal up the pores Of
the skin and force the disease back
into the blood. to re-assert itself as
soon as the outward applications cease.
Permanent relief can be obtained only
by forcing the poison out of the blood
leaving it pure and limpid as nature
intended it should be. Send to our Of
nee. 1880 Arch street for booklet SoId
by Kaufman & Wolf. Hammond ind
and BY all FIRST class druggists
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
SHE SAILS ON ST.
PATR|CKS DAY
East Chicago Woman Leaves
for Liverpool to Get
Fortune.
special to TIE TIMES \

East Chicago. Ind, March Is - Mrs
Archie Claremont of Olcott avenue has
been receiving the congratulations Of
her friends and neighbors because OF
legacy to which she has recently fall
len heir TO. She started for east last
saturday to sail on the steamship Maui
rltania March II for Liverpool to claim
her Legacy.
With Mrs Claremont were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Richer of Seattle. Wash.
brother-ir law and sister Of Mrs
Claremont, who are to share with the
East Chicago woman in the requests
distributed among her nieces and
nephews by an aunt. The deceased
aunt lived in Referring, Northamnton-
shire, England. which Is the birth place
Of both Mrs. Claremont and Mrs. Rich
er, and which is their ultimate destina-
ton.
On Friday the friends Of Mrs Clare
mont. in desire to demonstrate their
good will. planned an elaborate sur
prise for her. Mrs. John Roberts was
enc of the chief promulgators of the
AFFAIR and it was at her home that
those participating in the surprise as
sembled. before proceeding to the home
or the victim" The party met at
p. M dozen ladies'. who had pre-
pared all manner Of delicacies. incIud
ing cakes and cookies. ice cream. etc.
which, together with seasonabIe fruits
furnished the supper Of the evening
Three quarters of an hour after that
set for assembling. the procession was
headed fer the CIaremont home. where
the surprisers discovered Mrs. Clare
mont in the act Of removing her wraps
after days shopping
The surprise was complete and the
entertainers started out at once on
program Of music. speaking and dane
ing, Mrs. Ed. Parry and Dave Roberts
sang The Larboard Watch" Mr.. Clare
mont spoke few words of apprecia-
ton in behalf OF his wife. al did Mr.
Richer in behalf of his sister-in-law
John Roberts responded with few
well chosen remarks, and at 1890 p. m.
the company sat down to supper Fol
lowing the supper there was more mu-
sic. Cod Be With You Till we Meet
Again" and My Country It's of Thee"
being sung affectingly This brought
the entertainment to a close.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs.
John Roberts. Lewis and Dave Roberts.
Mrs Andy O'Girr. Mrs Billy Williams.
Mrs. James Williams. Mrs. Luther Lew
IS Mrs. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Parry Of Greencastle and Miss May
Roberts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
SPiT ON GARY SIDE.
WALK; TWO ARRESTED
Excited Foreigner Says He
Comes From spittsburg,
in Explanations.
ORDINANCE TO Be ENFORCED
Chief Martin Stations Men on Broad.
With Instructions to Arrest
Every Violator.

From this time on the Gary police
officers have been instructed bv chief
Martin to begin crusade-azasnst and
arrest all persons violating the splitting
ordinance.
On Saturday two foreigners Sam
Tobic and Joseph sor,aitch. were ar
rested by Officer Miller and were fined
$3.50 in Judge Huber's court for the
violation Of the ordinance. When thew
were being booked by Desk Sergeant
Glen Rambo, Tobic got somewhat con
fused and told the officer he had lust
arrived in town from "Spittsbure,
(Pittsburg) and that they could spit
on the sidewalks to their hearts con
tent at that place
II persons found violating the ordf-
nance viii be fined from this time on y
said Chief Martin to a TINES reporter
This thing of littering the sidewalks
Is both unsanitary and disgraceful and
Will not be permitted henceforth. T
have instructed my officers TO arrest
all vioIaters"
On Saturday officers Miller and New
man paroled Broadway for FIVE hours
on the lookout for persons splitting on
the sidewalks. They only observed the
two foreigners who were arrested.
We tried all afternoon to try and
ma Ike an arrest Of an American" said
Ofhcer Miller but find since the post
ers We're put up about town that they
are the persons who are complying
with the ordinances The foreigners
might as we'll become educated now
as any other time"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
Higher Courts Record.
Supreme Court Action.

supreme Court Action.
The supreme court Friday handed
down the following opinions:
1928. Thomas c. Barnes ct al. vs.
Park 3. Rhoades. St Joseph c. G.
Affirmed. Jordan. c. J.
2l2o5. State ex rel Hooton VS.. West
ern Union Telegraph company Ma
rion S. C. Affirmed Montgomery. J.
Appellate Court Action.
The appellate court Friday an
nounced the following decisions:
6631. Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail
way company VS.. Benjamin Hendrix.
Clay c. c. Affirmed in part and re-
versed in part.
GIL. State ex rel. Board of Commits
sioners vs.. Horace W. Carey ct al.
Hamilton c. C. Petition for rehear-
ing overruled. Myers, J.
supreme Court Minutes.
1851. State ex rel. Frank Gillespie
vs. Samuel H. Barr. sheriff jay 9.
G Appellants petition for time.
2l2os. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louis
vile Railway company VS. Eunice ]
Cabler. Administrative Marion c. G.
Appellants petition to change date
for oral argument
l.
Ohio Oil company ct al. jay c. c.
Appellants reply brief
New Supreme Court Suits.
2i422- Board of Finance OF Clark
township vs.. State ex rel. Tell CITY
National bank. Perry c. c. Record
Assignment of errors. In term Bond
Appellants brief
2142S. Advisory Board of Adams town
ship. Madison county c. c. Record.
Assignment of errors. Praecipe. No
tice. Appellants brief
Appellate Court Minutes.
1898. Lafayette Underwood ct al. VS..
James M. Deckard. Lawrence C. G.
Appellants brief
$3.50. Abraham l. Donaldson ct all VS.
State ex rel. Commissioners of Rim
ley county jennings c. c. Appel
lants' petition for time.
1922. Southern Railway company vs
f. Bert McNeeley. vanderburs S. G.
Appellee's additional authorities.
1889. Algie B. wintermute VS.. Joseph
inc Wintermute. Marion c. c. AID
pellee's additional authorities.
1889 Pittsburg Cincinnati. Chicago &
St Louis Railway company VS.. Jean
cite Sudhon. administrators WAYNE
G G. Appellees additional authori-
ties
New Appellate Court Suit.
1850 Michigan Central Railroad com
pany vs.. Henry L Schmick Laporte
s c. Record. Assignment of err
Tors. n term. Bond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
Il YEAR OLD GIRL THE
COMPLAINING WITNESS
Prisoner, So Years Old, Recently
Operated Pool Room in Steel City
Signs Waiver for RequisitiOn,
and Is Willing to Go on Stand
Seemingly Not Realizing Enormity
of Such a Crime.

William Penrose, So years old. who
has ben employed in the past as q
painter and who recently operated a
pool room in Gary, was picked up by
Chief Martin of Gary and Detectives
Michael Hegarty and w. P Swain Of
the South Chicago station. accused OF
having committed over thirty criminal
assaults. Penrose was taken back to
the South Chicago station, where he
will stand trial. He was willing to sign
a waiver for requisition to Illinois.
Penrose is declared by the police to
be even greater pervert than Will
liam eagle who is to be tried Wednes-
day for the murder of little Lizzie
Schroeder. Although he has no muir
ders to his credit. the list of innocent
victims is said to be amazing. and
most of them stand ready to prosecute
him
Complaining Witness IA Years Old.
The little girl, whose name is signed
to the warrant, is Maude Green. IA
years old, living in South Chicago. 1t
is said that the girl has made full
confession of all her relations with
Penrose, and this story is said to be the
history OF many other South Chicago
girls who have suffered likewise. For
the past two weeks Penrose has been
living in Gary. For few days he
started pool room a the corner of
Fifth avenue and Washington street.
and finding that business did not pay.
he abandoned the store room and start
ed a rooming house on the second
floor.
Here he was found by the Gary and
the South Chicago police, after sur
rounding the house to make sure that
he could not escape. AS soon as he
coalld sign the waiver sheet, he was
brought back to south Chicago Pen
rDse did not seem to realize the serious
ness of his offense and seemed willing
enough to stand trial.
In South Chicago the prisoner oper-
sted a bicycle repair shop. into which.
has is said TO have, enticed his victims.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
FREE DELIVERY At
THE HARBOR TODAY
Inauguration Of New Sys-
tenn Brings Out a
Proclamation.
HOUSE NUMBER ARE NEEDED
Postmaster Lundquist's Compliance
With Request VIII Insure a Safe
and Speedy Delivery.
Especial to THE TIMES. )


Indiana Harbor. March 15.-Citizeus
of Indiana Harbor are looking forward
with interest TO the first free delivery
which will take place today. Many
have already put up street numbers on
their houses. and others have ordered
the numbers, to be placed on their
doors at the earliest opportunity. Post
master Lundquist has issued few
rules for the guidance of those who
are to benefit by the establishment of
the new system. He lays particular
stress upon the necessity for numbers
on all houses. The proclamat ton is as
follows:
The Proclamation.
Free delivery of mail will be estab-
Hshed on March IS 1909, the service
for the present extending east to Deal
street and south to One Hundred and
Fortieth street
Before any residence or business
house can obtain this free delivery
service, even after it is established. it
will be necessary to place a street
number on your residence or store.
Have your homes numbered a once
without further delay. If you do not
know your correct number. you can
obtain It at any real estate office in
town
1T is desired by the department that
you provide private boxes to be placed
near your outside door for the recefv-
ing Of mail or in business places cut
q small opening in door for dropping
letters. Beware OF fake agents who
desire TO sell you a mail box and in
troduce themselves as being agents Of
the government. The government does
not deal in private mailing boxes. You
can purchase them from your local
dealer in this city
Remember, have your house and
business place numbered at once"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
MEET IN NEW QUARTERS

ne Gary town board VIII hold
'ieir Hrst session tomorrow afternoon
- 1ne new quarters Of the city in the
Calumet Savings & Trust comnan1,
All of the records of the clerks once
have already been moved and TIA
treasurer has been occupying her quar-
lers IN this sore-room for the past
week. Nothing of any great import
ance IS expected to come up at the
meeting tomorrow.
Some time this week special meet
ing OF the board VIII be held for the
purpose of considering the annual re-
ports that have been turned into the
city officials the first OF this wear
and which they have not vet had time
TO consider. These reports viii be
compiled and printed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
LODGE BROTHERS De.
PLORE WELSH'S DEATH
Pass Resolution of Condol-
ence at Regular Meet
ing Yesterday.
THEY SEND COPY TO WIDOW
Man Who Was Accidently Killed
Last Week Was Member of
Emlyn Lodge, No. %.

East Chicago, Ind. March 15. - A
meeting of the Emlyn lodge No. 2s OF
which the late Joseph Welsh was a
member, has been held since the lat
ter's death and resolutions evidencing
the high esteem and respect in which
the deceased was held by his brother
lodge members, was passed. The res
olutions are as follows:
Whereas our Heavenly Father has
pleased to call to his eternal home one
whom we knew as a brother and faith
ful member of our organization, our
late brother, Joseph P. Welsh, and
Whereas, while the loss mas been
great to US, we realize that to his
home circle 1t has been much great
r, and
Whereas. we condole with the at
hicted family in this their hour of
sorrow. therefore be it
Resolved. That Emlyn lodge No. 90
extend their heartfelt sympathy to the
sorrowing family in this there hour
of trial and may the great spirit com
fort and cheer them,
Resolved. That our charter be dram
ed for period of thirty days and a
copy of these resolutions be sent to
the bereaved family.
Resolved, That a separate page be
set apart in our records and these
resolutions be spread upon it. and be
it further
Resolved. That copy OF the same
De sent to our official journal for pub
lication." Committee
F. M. O'DONNELL. Chairman.
GEORGE COMPTON.
WATSON WEISBACK.
SCOTT FISHER.
JOHN BROWN
n