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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28
The War on the House OF Lords

London, Feb. 1G.-Wilh the poaitiVe
promise that after The Easter recess the
House OF Comnons would Introduce
simultaneously in both houses resolutions
excu ling the FL US, of Lords from the
domsin of financial Legislation and re
st,ictipg the veto power of the lords,
Premier Asquith asked the commons tc-
day to tu:horizs the consideration OF
p 1rely administrative measures, 10 the
exclusion of prisa'e bills, Up to March "a.
1t Is predicted that lonighrs vote Cd
Asqaith's programme will result in de-
ftatiDg the government, unless the CON:
servstiyes give momen!ary support TO
avoid the necessity OF themselves accept
ing ministerial to:trul under present
chcst conditions.
John Redmond, tie natiolalists
leader has sent an nilimsIum to Asquith
that unless the natonalists received AZ
q1Ith's positive guarantee that The vote
mea.u would be advanced tt Lhs earl
iest oppor u atty, they would voIe against
the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28

naval a lirs committee. Tomorr, " the naval
affairs committee will take vote on Secre-
tary Meyers construction programme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28

City Of Mouigun.dy, new Vezael
of The Ocean S,esmship Company, Ct
Savannah, was l.uached today Ct New,
por. News,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28
The Strike In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Feb. % Representa-
tiyes from the Osntral Labor Union and
from scores of union organizations in
Philadelphia not ffi!ia!ed with the cen
trsl, arc to-day preparing the demands
they will make Thursday upon CT uacils
for thorough arbitration of the street car
strike.
Ia tie event thst the councils refuse
to act, the union men have settled upon
Saturday, March 5tb, IS the day for
calling general strike of union men IN
this city. They declare that st lesst
900, 900 men will answer the call, prsc-
ticslly tying up business of all kinda.
Fearful that councils Will refuse to
take baud In the msttsr the union or
CARNATIONS are securing strike head.
quarters and making active preparations
for the care of their men.
Bu,iness Aep, ministers, manufacturers
and persons in all Salk oflife are visiting
individual common and select council.
men today with request thht somsthing
be done at Thursdays meeting 10 end
the tt'ike of the street car men and pre-.
vent the threatened general strike.
Politics has entered strongly iuto
the strike of the street car men and
the threatened strike of one hundred
the sand union men in sympathy, and
few believe today tae synpalhst:c strike
will be allowed to take place. A monster
petition is to be circulated b. the Cen
trail Labor UHion urging city councils o
force the Philadelphia Rspid Transit
Company to srbitrate, the alternative be-
Ing general sympathetic strike.
Some minor cl sizes " re reportel TO
the police today. a croSd of bo!s
stoned a car on Fitty.s'xth tt:eet, In
West Philadelphia. Policeman William
OonIap. In attempting to git of the car
to disperse the mob, tripped aud fell
fracluriug his skrll. He will recover
An important meeting of labor men
has been called for this afternoon to
formulate piaus for general strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28

The Betlshem Pa, S.eel plant re-
,uned operations today srd there was
no trouble cu-ing the noroirg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28

Speaker Byrd, yielding to the sollcita-
ton of many business men in Rich
mond, has Withdrawn The bill which be
introduced in the II u,e soma weeks
ago with the object of getting more taxes
from The American Tobacco Company.
The Houss finance committee has re-
ported adversely the bill which seeks 10
remove the license tag from physicians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-28

of the correspondence between Washing
ton and Ambassador Rockhill st ST.
Petersburg bearlng on tie passport ques-
tiop. He told them that The Ambassador
is arranging a personal audience with
the Car 10 order t. press the matter.
The United States government locses
lust S7s,5S4 Il by decision Of the
Supreme Curt of the Uaited Sits,
rendered today In the claim OF William
Oramp and Sons for that amount on the
construction OF the Battleship Alabama.
The shipbuildiug firm pressed q claim
against the government for nearly 500,
600, alleging that through no fault OF
taeir ows, The Alabsma's contttu'tlon
had been delayed tree huadred and
eighty seven days over t1e contract
time, awaiting for srmor plate, etc.
Daring time the Cramps charged up
whsrfsgs, painting, watch SERVICE and
t1ou,ands of other it ma ss representing
the lose they incurred from this delay.
The court of claims dismissed the case.
The decision of the Supreme 0, ut today
ia that this vas incorrect, and that the
amount is Justly due the Cramps.
Senator Gordon, the retiring senator from
Mississippi. was the most sought for man
about the Capitol To-Day. Wherever he went
crowds surrounded him TO shake his hand.
If Wade Ellis manages the Ohio smpaign
successfully it is said to be the Intention OF
the president to have him made chairman o!
the republ can national committee.
The presiden: is considering the recommen.
dation of number al prominent citizens that
Municipal Judge George c. Aukam be az.
polluted successor to Judge kimball Of the
police court.
Whether the hulk Of the Maine snail rest
in Havana harbor until the elements destro7
it. or whether it shall be removed By the gov
eminent to sone place il the United sta.es
and there be given appropriate quarters IS the
question now worrying members Of the House
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Sasssrtp's Fluralitdt 5St

= Die 8srmdbluus pon Srduteir
Mabst Rsiosnbad unb Souarb Wte'
@ormud, bsibs Don bier, 1T ansstiinbisi
moroen.
- 0iddftsn DOuusritus 1T Dantias'
ungstag. Der Preis BON Gurfebs ioll
niebrissr perOen. als mie lestes Sabr,
aber mir glaubsn's ni4t.
-9srr SOispb BOlf, BON Der IirmO
Wolf & Ben3sl, bat bas @isentbum
$40. 519 unb 521 2adanauna Ipsnus
sefauft uuo anseblid $4,000 bafir
bejablt.
Der Brisftrassr SEQ. z. Balier
fanb @ube lsstsr 8o6e on Daibinston
Npenue eineu Slumpen Wistal, bas pis
Sob ausiab, bu absr Die Webr3ubl isi.
ner 8siunntsn es als Meiiins bsssid'
neten, 10 mari er bas Wfetnll tpiebsr
meg. am fOlSsnOsn Gag itellte iid Elm
Utann in Dalfsr's 8obnuns elm uub
eritarts, baB sr fiirslid siuen @Olotlum.
pen I'M 8ertb BON $50 perloren babe,
mabridsinlid bsnislbsn, ben 0alfsr In
ieinsr llnwinenbsit pieosr weswurf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17

- 8si ben @bsleutsn Sarrp Seibsrt
on WfabiiOn GusHus bat iid cine iunss
Eo9tsr einasftsIt.
- Or. 8. 6. 8uteion BON SefferIou
auenue bot anSefiinbist, oas sr i'm fOm.
menoen Serbit oils rspublitaniiber Ran.
oioat fir Coroner auftreten pirb.
- Die @Ouutp GOmmiiidrs iesten
am Donneritas fOrmell Die Stsusrauf.
lase fiir 1910 auf Elm uub sinbalb Dlills
feit, cine Ssrubiesuns uOu pier anb Orsi-
uiertel 0fills sssen Ous SOriabr.
= Dem % Sabre altsn Soc gnsa'
lotnis puroe am Samitus in Der Pins
Sroof 3sde oas ltnfe 8sin bur6 einsu
Oedenfull 10 idlimm usrlsst, baB man
es I'M Staat Soipital untsrbalb bem
Snis abnebmen muBte.
- Der 4s Sabre ults Srsb. Beers,
@bsfOsputp Collector Der Snlanbltsnsru
Oabisr, 1T am Sreitas absub In 8urns'
Soipital sinem unwOblisin srlssen, bus
ibu felt oem uorbsrssbsuOsn SOnntas
au's Sstt ssfsifslt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
@ntfommen.

Die .americon Bence Societp" er.
iinert baran. oab i'm Sabre 1914 5u
Gent Der SrieOenspertrag 5pii6en
England unb ben 8ereinietenStaoren
nbsei6loiien purbe, oaB ieit6em Itets
FreunbidaftIi6e 9eaiebungen apiiden
beiSen 9dnbern berri9ten, fpesbaIb es
unsemeIien lei, i'm Sabre 1914 elm
amcrifaniid-engliides Sriebensiubi.
lam au feiern. 9abei ioIlte aber nidbt
perseiien tperben, oab Gmerifa nit
anberen 9Gnbern, gum geifpieI NIT
DeutIGIar6, ME Gfrieg fiibrte,
u6brenb bieie @epubIit @nsIanb In
,tpet Rrieeen eeseniiberitanb unb Die
!ieben Bettern bon briiben pGbrenb
bes Bareertrieees cine mebr ais Der.
bS&tiee RoIIs ipieIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Gas EbaI abmdrts.

SabIor.-Gins Seier. tpetde nidt uie'
len Sterbliden 5u bessben beidieoen 1T,
nurbe lesten Samftas Gbeno auf ber
Bausrei bes Ssrrn Sobn bon Beiient
flub In Sibl1 abssbalten. Derielbs
fsierte usmliG nit ieiuer @attiu i'm
2rsiIe ibrer 9in6er uuo jablrei9en @n.
Tel unb I'M 8siisin eiuer 9roBen Gn3abl
Sreunbs bis solbsue So&Seit. 9err Pas
flor Or. S9mibt BON scranton iduiirts
ben 5Oidbrisen 3noten nod enser, oaB
sr ME I'm Stauoe LIT, iia aufsulOieu.
Stua Der 3srsmouis wuros Elm iOlsnnss
Si0dtsieu aufsetiidt, mldss sinsm 9o'
tel ale Gbrs sema&t bdtts. Den a0&'
inusn unb aufwdrtsrinueu isi Elm Sort
Der Gnsrfennuus seSollt, benu ilbsr ie4'
Bis bunsriss 3sblen ju bebienen, LIT &C.
mi6 isins leidts Grbsit. DaB fi& ua4
siuem iOlden NadteHsn aud Der Dnrit
siuitslte, LIT ielbitusritauoliG. unb bic
S6bne bes Serrn 0eiienfluh forstsn
oufiir, Oas niemanO ju furs fam. Serr
@aspar Sabner bislt cine bsr @elessn'
belt sntipreaenbe slnipra4e, bic sroBen
8sifau fanb. Der @emiidte @bor mar
aupeisno uub 70 wurbs ber GbeHb NIT
@eiuns. Sortrassn, etc., etc. uerbraat,
uuO ss mar osmjufOlss Glles bsiiam'
men. mas 3u sinsm uersnistsn Gbeno
seb6rte. 5err 8siieni1ub uno Satin
wurOeu Dor so Sabrsu tn @uttansn.
Stanton Bern, SdweiS. setraut unb sr.
freusu ii9 nod Der bsiten @eiunbbsit.
sic baben cine srose nno ahtunss'
wsrtbs 5umilie sroBseSosen uno bstrei'
ben Die Bauerei idon felt 20 Sabren.
Siermit nod bsiten Dant fur bic BON
Der sunjen Samilie ben @aiten jutbeil
sewOroene 8ebanOluns uno berjli4its
@liidwiini4e Dem Subilarpaare. SO.
-Srau Satbarina Rufibad, @attin oss
Ssrrn SObn Gufibad BON Eaplor Ctr.
1T SsfdbrIid an Der 9unssnentsiinbuns
srfrantt. - 0err Wsldior Rieber. pel'
DER am 20 September lestbin nad
YortlauO. Oregon. ucr;os. lit uorleste
Wohe wiebsr ua9 bier iurhdgefsbrt.
sic haben mabrlhelnllh bort aud nit,t
allies 9siunoeu. mas lie erwartet batten,
ionit piroen iie benz 9sprieienen Sanoe
nibt ben Riden setshrt unO iit nieoer
mad Der @esenO Der idwur3en Oiaman'
ten semanot babeu.
- Usi ben @belsuten istanf 8laus in
DtinOOfa bat ii6 ein 1Obterlein eiuses
felt.
- Dem @bepaar Ssfar Sammerer
BON Wtinnota 1T cine GOdter 9ebOren
poroen.
= Die Corning DtiibIs Der Du'
pont Puluer @Ompunie 3u WtOolic flOs
3eitsrn WtOr9en sessu 10 ubr i'll Die
tuft uuO Der 35 Sabre alts 3Oe aOams
BON Dtooiic uerlor babel iein Sebsn.
Drei uuOsre arbeitsr batteu Elm fnuppes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17

Ser @nti6eiouns zines 9aidters in
Wetp Seriep 5ufoIse oarf einem be.
trunfenen Wtanne fein Seiratbsidein
auseeiteIlt perben. 9ieie 8erfiisung
finbet notiirIi6 auf iolde. Die nur
bon Der 2iebe beruuibt ftnb, feline
Gnpen6une, obeIeid elm folder gu.
itano audi feline 9eoenfen bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
Cfi;ieaes @atlreInltat.

Die off,tsue Stimmeusdbluns fur
bic an Dienitus suuOr i'm @ouutb abse'
baltsus Babl wurbe am Samitas been'
bet unO ersub fOlssubss Rsiultut
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-17
StaatSbto, Stabt 5UItbp,l
Quras &puntp. 50.

8rautS. GbtHty bti&pSrt, tab tr bsr
dIttrs pdrintr Der 6irma 8. 8. &bsnep &
60. 10, psI&t Gtf6dftt In bsr Stabt ScItbp.
In pbtnesuannttm County unb Staait tbui,
unb baB btIaett 0irma bic Summs pon si II .
buubtrt DplIars fir itbsn Gaa BON
aatarrb bstablrn irirb, Der burh ben @tbrau&
BON 1aII's Ratarrb. nt&t gtbtiIt
ptTbtn fann. 6rauf 8. Gbsnts.
8tfHperen por mir unb unter-
SitstI. Ihrisbtn In msinu @tssnpart
49, am 6. Stpitmbtr VI. D. 1886.
u. %. @lsafpu, 5fsntli&H Rstar.
pal's aatarrb.Stur pirb inntTli& etuommtn
unb pirfi brtfi auf bae 9Iut unb bic l@Istmi-
gen ObrfdGtn bts Ssftms. eaei Gu@ nm.
frnf 3susuiiIt icmusn.
8. 8. GttHes 4 Co., SsIthp, 8.
kEBetauft bon alien apetbaern, 75t.
paIgs 6amiIifH. TilltH Fab bic brRsn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

Meno avenue. 2sO6-Agnes G. Chichester,
owner; j. r. Waters. builder; alteratonsi
Toberman street. 1856. NJ Glnen. own
er; w. II. Wilson, builder; alterations; 5000.
Flower street, 590S South-lndependent
Building Co, owner and builder; l-story o
room house, $500
seventh street SOO-3oS East-w. NJ. Far
land. owner; alterations s400.
san Pedro. Fries street-Wilminston
Transportation Co., Los Angeles, owner and
builder; 1-story building; $3.50.
Figueroa street, 2317 South-Louise S.
MacNel. owner; L. B. Burck Co.. build
Thirty-first street, 2249 west-Charles D.
Wagner. owner and builder; 1-story Groom
Hoover street. s118 south-o. A. Nickel
vie, owner; H. L. Miller, builder; Il story
walton avenue 3S43-J. A Livingston.
owner and builder; 1-story Broom mousse
Avenue &C. 127 North-Mrs. c. NJ. VII
liams. owner; 1-story Groom house s4bO.
sixth avenue and Twenty-third street
II. o. Kennedy, owner; j. ii. Dewey pulio-
er; 1-story Groom house; $25oo.
Victor streets 424-H. Schoneman, owner;
1-story Groom house; $1,000.
Thlrty-sixth street, 1851 West-M. Stocks
owner and builder: alterations; 5000.
Lake Shore avenue, 323-Thos. G. Gilbert
owner and builder; 1-story 5-room house;
Fjftv-seyenth street, 1875 west-Roy F.
Curtis. owner and builder; 1-story 5-room
house; $500.
Alessandro street 1342--A. J. 10th, own
er and builder; 1-story Groom house; SS00
Eighth street. 1911 West-W. II. Rich
ards, owner and builder; 2-story 10-room
house; $1,000.
Myra street 1s5s-B L. Bates, owner and
builder; 1-story Groom house; $1,000.
Hollywood, Orange avenue 200 SOUTH
N. Brundage owner; s. Hamer, builder
alterations; $3.50.
Delaware drive and Pico street-L d.
Leatherwood, owner and builder; 2-story y
room house; $4SOO.
owner; Bolan & Crawford oulIders' l-story
1-room shop; $27S5.
Forty-seventh street. 1897 East-O e.
Bowers owner and builder; 1-story broom
Forty-sixth street. 1853 west--w. A. Grin
ton owner and builder; 1-story 6-room
Carondelet street, 712 south-Fowler Bros
owners and builders; alterations; 5000.
Clarence street, 672 South-Charles Peter
SON owner and builder; 1-story broom
Twelfth street, 1861 West--Mrs. II, R.
Young, owner; D. w. Permar, builder; alte-
Flower street, 5s6S south-E II. Burger
owner; ]. L. Dobner builder; 1-story o.
room house; $3.50
Fiftieth street. 6SS East-Agnes Burke
owner; A. j. Buckholz' builder; l-story b.
room house; $500.
Hollywood. Carmen avenues. II. Laver-
ty. owner; b. r. Bach builder; 2-story b.
room house; $1,000.
Spring street 665 South--E. T. Earl own
err; L. d. Webb. builder; 1-story l-room
store building; 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
NEW METHOD OF THIEVING
is CHARGED TO WOMAN
Mrs. Annie NJ. Scott Arouses Suspicion
When She Repeatedly Returns
Purchased Articles

What is said to be a new method OF
thievery was brought to light last night
in the arrest of Mrs. Annie y. Scott,
charged with shoplifting. When Mrs.
Scott was arrested there was found in
her possession three mesh bags, num-
Der of high priced wells and other ar
ticles used in feminine adornment.
According to Private Detective Har-
ris, who made the arrest Mrs. Scott,
who Is "a years old and of demure ap-
pearance, went to the Bullock depart
ment store Tuesday afternoon and pur-
chased a hand bag. She returned the
same to the exchange counter saying
she was dissatisfied with the purchase,
and was given the value of the bag, S..
When she repeated the same thing
yesterday afternoon the manager OF
the store became suspicious, and she
was placed under arrest. Investigation
showed that the same game had been
played at the Fifth street store.
Mrs. Scott gave her address as 227
West Third street, and Indignantly de-
MED she was guilty of shoplifting. She
will be arraigned in police court this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
MOTHERS CONGRESS
WORK IN COUNTY
LONG BEACH CIRCLE

The March meeting of the Atlantic
Avenue association. Long Beach,
brought out a large attendance of
mothers. Mrs. w. r. Schilling, presi-
dent, was in the chair and introduced
entertainers as follows: Song. Amer
ica"; reading, Liberty Bells Miss
Ora B. Day; violin solo from Faust"
Edwin Kirkpatrick; address, How
Long Beach Has a Sane Fourth of
July" Mrs. Emma Greenleaf.
The latter speaker advocated a dis
play of fireworks upon the water of
the inner harbor, thus celebrating the
glorious Fourth" without danger to
people.
Mrs. Bingham of the relief corps de-
liyered an address on Teaching Pa
triotism in the Home and Mrs. Miner
of the G. A. r. spoke on patriotism.
Miss Miner sang.
The address of the evening was de-
livered by Marshall Stimson of Los
Angeles His address regarding good
government was received with much
applause.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
POLY STUDENT
HELD DFOR THEFT
MISSING SCHOOL APPARATUS
Is RECOVERED
Officers Arrestlng E. c. Grebe Allege
They Saw Him Take Chem
icaIs and instruments
from Laboratory

Charged with grand larceny, e. c.
Grebe a student at the Polytechnic
high school, was arrested at his home,
222 West Twenty-fifth street, last night
by Patrolmen Smith and Lynch of the
University station.
For several weeks the faculty of the
Polytechnic school nave kept watch to
find what became of the chemicals and
apparatus that has been stolen from
the laboratory. Finally the matter
was reported to the police and Patrol
men Lynch and Smith were detailed
on the case.
From investigation 1t was learned
the articles stolen from the laboratory
were taken at night after close of the
school. The officers secretly removed
a glazed pane of glass in the slIylight
above the laboratory and replaced it
with another glass partially glazed,
but with peek holes" so that view
of the room could be had.
The officers then began their vigil,
and it is alleged Grebe was seen to
enter the room Tuesday night and take
away a number of chemicals, also
pair of assayer's scales, valued at $175.
Entrance to the room was gained by
Crebe, it is alleged. through a window
which he left unfastened after his
visits. After Tuesday nights visit the
patrolmen obtained a search warrant
and visited the home of Grebe, who is
a son of c. c. Grebe, real estate
dealer.
The assayer's scales and chemicals
valued at $50 were recovered, and it is
expected more booty will be located.
The faculty at the school estimated
last night that the laboratory had been
Systematically burglarized and over
$500 worth of chemicals and instru-
ments stolen.
Grebe is 80 years old, and about a
month ago began a course of study
in chemistry at the Polytechnic school.
According to members of the faculty,
he did not seem to work hard and con-
tinually shifted from one study to an
other.
He was locked up at central police
station and will appear in court this
morning to plead to a charge of grand
larceny.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
GEORGE HARRISON RETURNS
FROM LONG BALLOON RIDE
Local Pilot Declares Owner of Big
New York Will Make Another
Attempt at the Record

George B. Harrison, the noted local
balloon pilot, returned yesterday from
Little Rock, Ark, where he landed in
company with Clifford B. Harmon
after the balloon New York had car
ried them there from San Antonio,
Tex.
While they did not win the Lahm
trophy, which was the object of the
flight, Harrison states both he and
Harmon are satisfied with the long
aerial trip they accomplished. "The
New York will be started again from
San Antonio" said Harrison, land
next time it will probably fly even
farther than is required to win the
Lahm cup The air currents sweeping
from Texas to Canada are remarkably
favorable to the enterprise, and Mr.
Harmon will certainly put the New
York to the task again."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
POMONA DISTRICT

The Pomona district of the mothers
congress has federated as follows:
Officers-Mrs. William Dornan, pres
ident; Miss Grace Mishler, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. D. S. Parker, secretary;
Mrs L. w. Baker, treasurer.
Fourth ward-Mrs. w. Dornan, pres
ident; Mrs. Thomas Scott, vice presi-
dent; Mrs II. p. Miller, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Rudolph, treasurer
South side--Mrs. L. w. Baker, pres
ident; Mrs. e. B. Johnson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Grace Mishler, secretary;
Mrs George Boyce, treasurer.
Moth side--Mrs G. B. Richmond,
president; Mrs. j. e. Patterson, vice
president; Mrs. George Miller, secre-
tary.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
TEACHING TRUTHFULNEss

Mrs. c. H. Lee of the Fourth Ward
Child Study circle discussed the mat
ter of speaking the truth to children
in the March meeting. She declared
that parents should be truthful in
their utterances in order that the child
should grow up honest. The story of
life was nothing more or less than hon
esty, said Mrs. Lee. The speaker ex-
pressed the opinion that this matter
was most shamefully neglected in
homes, but should be corrected.
"Reply honestly to all questions
asked by the son or daughter" was the
solution suggested by Mrs. Lee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
sen. owner and builder; History 7-room

sen. owner and builder; history 7-room
house; 1880 - r
Lois, owners and builders l-story broom
house, $3.50. =
Berendo street, 915-A NJ. Kremer, own
er; Southern California Inv. Co. buildersi
1-story 7-room house; $4,000.
Fifty-frst street. 1851 East-M. ORourke
owner and builder; 1-story Broom house
$1,000. -. e.,
san Pedro, Palos verdes street, 4S2 South
r Russerre, owner; r. S. Taylor, builder;
1-story 1-room shop; $500.
Hollywood, La Brea street, 12s-Ena L.
Burford owner and builder; 1-story S-
room house; $500. -. -.
HOLLYWOOD, Hollywood boulevard, 432 East
Church of Christ, owner; d. S. Pugh
builder; alterations; $1,000
Hollywood, lis South Cover street
Hollywood, Western avenue. 1s1 North
Miss Kimball, owner; w. ). Gretten build
er; 1-story 4-room house; $3.50.
hollywood, Western avenue, 1e3-snme; /;
Cover street, 913 North-H. e. Roden-
house owner w. ]. Gretten, builder 1s :
story 7-room house; $500.
Seventh street. 2O1-2O7 East-G A. Fu-
dickar, owner q. C. soffel, builder; altera-
tons s30S3.
Birch street, 123O-H. Breashere, owner;
I. Rayford, builder; alterations; $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
PASADENA MOTHERS MEET

PASADENA, March 9.-Over thirty
mothers and teachers of the Columbia
child study circle met at the Columbia
school this afternoon and listened to
an address by Federation President
Mrs. A. L. Hamilton, followed by a
discussion in which many participated.
The meeting of the Lincoln circle,
which was to have been held Wednes-
day afternoon March 16, has been
postponed to Thursday afternoon,
March II, in the Lincoln kindergarten,
Peoria street near Lincoln avenue,
Pasadena Mrs. Hester Griffith, state
president of the w. C. T. u, viii
speak on the BOY and Girl Question" +"
The meeting will be called at o'clock
and Mrs. Kenyon Warren, president Of
the circle, will lead a general discus
sion All mothers are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
IS HURT IN COLLISION

Peter Hoffman was seriously injured
late yesterday afternoon when tossed
against a seat, as the result of a col
lision of two street cars at Seventh
street and Broadway. Hoffman was
seated in the front seat of the south
bound car when it was struck by an
other car. At the receiving hospital it
was found he had suffered a fracture
of three ribs, besides cuts and bruises
about the body.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10

Articles Of incorporation filed yester-
day in the county clerks office are as
follows:
Carl Potter Sales company, capital
$4,000; directors, Carl Potter. Fred ].
Catlin, G. w. Lawyer and II. E.
Thomas.
Kansas Crude Oil company, capital
$4,000; directors, Frank e. Walsh,
John w. Kremp, M. B. Silberberg,
George NJ. Pierson and r. A. Brest.
Midway Central Oil company, capital
81 900, 600; directors, G. F. Whittier, c.
P. Campbell, F. L. Blumer, J. B. He'd
rick, E. D. Morrison, l.. A. Whyte and
n. A. Wheelock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
SAN pIMAs ASSOCIATION

The San Dimas Parent Teacher as
socnation has been organized by Mrs.
C. c. Noble, state treasurer and chair
ran of the membership committee.
The officers are: Mrs. II. f. Walker,
president Mrs. II. j. Phelps, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Florence Burch. treas
urer. Meetings will be held on the Sec
ond Wednesday of every month.