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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 105, 14 January 1902
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SEVENTEEN DAYS ADRIFT ON THE SEA Sailor Lives Without Food or Water Companion Succumbs to Horrible Suffering iuptain Harry Oleson and IXe Wallace of the Ganoline Seliooncr Belle Are Struck by a Sqnall, Their Vei•el Capftised, and After Many Days Oleson In Picked l'i»—Wallace Dead
DENNIS MYSTERY
THE MORNING'S NEWS
MANY LIVES ARE SAVED BY A TRAMP He Frustrates Attempt to Wreck Train Finds Switch Has Been Tampered With at Soto AceirdUg to tlie Story of One 3. H. M«(alr«, Who Stops a Special Frflckt Train at the Soto Switch, Train Rohhers Had Planned to Wrack tlie Oregon Rifrefi
GAMBLERS ROBBED Outlaw* Make a SuccesafaTßaid un a Knnnas City Poolroopa
TWO KILLED, EIGHT INJURED Collision of Two Train, at O'Kecne, Oklahoma
The Manitoban Scribe at Home and in Southern California CLARK AND HARRIMAN SAID TO HAYE JOINED HANDS Agreement Reached, So Report From Salt Lake Comes, That Senator Clark's Road Will Absorb Short Line to Caliente, Nevada
MILLION IN SIGHT California Cnred Fruit Association to Declare a Dividend
• BURGLARY IN BAKERSFIELD •, r ( The Thief Seen by One of the Family, tout Escapes
Klt LED IN A WRECK Past Train Crashes Into a Work Train in Oklahoma Territory
CODE REVISION AT PORTO RICO Chairman of Commission Discusses the Work He Say. Tbere Is a. Widespread Desire to Secure a* Soon as Possible the Benefit of American Institutions. Improved Credit of Municipalities
Burned by Gas Explosion
SCHWAB AGAIN BREAKS f BANK AT MONIE CARLO j
CHILD FOUND BOUND HAND AND FOOT Plight of Little Girl in Oakland Seized by a Masked Man and Thrown Into Wagon Thlrtecn-Year-Old Floaale White Telia a Strange Story of aa Attack Iby an Old Man( While oa Her Way Home From a Store—Poaalbly the Act of a Demented Mam
PNEUMONIA A SCOURGE Governor of Nevada Aaked to Send Aaalatance to a Camp
DENIES THE CHARGE American Conanl at Siew Chnasg Saya Vlvkjbnrv'i. M»■ n Art Gulltleas
BOGUS DRAFTS ludnatrlona Crooka Flooding Wcatern Country With Tlicm
Danish Went Indlea
BAKER IS OBLIGED TO KEEP OUIET Spencer Conducts Cross Examination Another Day of Wrangling at Altnras Alter the Wltaeii Is Twice Orlerti From the Stand oa Accoaat of Camduct of Raker the Latter la FlmallJT Ordered to Cease the Crou-liaa> liiation—Taken Up by Spencer
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR EVERYTHING But if You Ha.ve Kidney. Liver or Bladder Trouble You Will Find Swamp-Root Just the Remedy You Need
PENSION BILL IS THE HOUSE Barney Says Limit Has Been .Reached Evans Expects Sum Asked Will Remain Stationary RJaey of Vlrflni«,fl«pported by Rich* ■rdson of Alabama, I rresThat "National Soldier*' lloinen Be Opened to Former Confederate* and That Aid Be Given Confederate Homei
SENATE PROCEEDINGS el»oa Call* tp Bill Entablicihlua Department of Commerce
BATTLESHIP ILLINOIS Plans Changed In Regard the the Vessel's Movements
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE Xo Impropriety In ll* Receiving Steel Securities
Imperial aeht Coming to America
TO CUBE A COLD IST OXB DAY
MORGAN HEARS LITTLE NEWS He Quizzes Lampre to Small Purpose Agreement Between Old and New Panama Companies ■ n Ihr Krral of a $>lr the BonVropt Concern Would Recctve Sl*ty Per Cent ■>• the Proceed*— I.ast Vetr'i Income From Isthmian Railway Konr Handred Thousand Franca
CHICAGO DRAINAGE CANAL Lobby nt Washington to Open It tv | Navigation
CHINA'S GRATITUDE Edict of Empress Transmitted to Minister Wo
HIS FITNESS UIKSTIOMOD Nominee for Pension Afirent Acctincd of .Morderinnr a Filipino
"I TOLD YOU SO," SAYS LOUD Believe* the United States Haa Done Enough foil the Cnbana
RAILROAD LOSES TWO CASES Slate Court Sustained and the Federal Court Heverwd
Powderly and the EicluoionUli
tCondnct of Philippine War
GOODS FROM PHILIPPINES ■ RfMabllcan Senators Uebatloc Reduction In Taisllun
California I'enalom
Extradition Treaty With Chile
Ctioate Call* on President
Payne to Take Oath Wednesday
Receiver at Oregon City
Rev. John Healy Haywood
MILLIONAIRE RICE'S WILL Order of Surrogate Indicate* That Settlement Is In Slflit
Boilermaker's Double Crime
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VAST MALTING PLANT BUSHED- Early Morning Blaze at Chicago American Company Suffers Loss o, Han a Million Urnln Klrvator Standing a Hundred and Fifty Feet High and (ontuin-In* aoo.IMM) Bushels of Harley la Consumed, an Are Several Cars Containing Freight in I'nnhniirile Yard
HAS A MANIA FOll BLRMXC Youiift Saeramentan Arrested for Arson and Confesses
COAL MIKE HORROR Fo«r Ufad Ilodica Taken From nn Indian Territory Pit
Killed by Falling Debris
Lure Work* Destroyed
CALIFORNIA'S EXHIBIT Steps for Suitable Dlsplny at SI. l.oula Worl«r« Fnlr
PENALTIES ON BROKERS * Supreme 4'onrt Holds Massachusetts Law Is Constitutional
REPLY FROM PRESIDENT Oakland llecolvon Acknonlcdßiarnt of lit* Invitation
Successor for General Seamans
MAN MOURNED FOR DEAD IS ALIVE Prisoner of War in Island of Ceyloti • One William F. Doherty, While Seeking .em of His Brother- In SontSi Africa, Learns That Another Ooherty, Given I'p fod Dead* Is Alive
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE Child Acrobat Believed to Have Been Kidnaped
INSURANCE COMBINE Yorkshire Companr *o Absorb the Moil' Association
BOOTH MURDER CASE Mrs. SVarle Stanley Arrested in Topeka for the Crime
Manager of Associate,! Oil Companies
Taken, to Penitentiary for Safety
PLAINLY SAW THE LIGHTS OF THE MAX Rescued Passenger Tells Story ot the Disaster Second Mate of the Freack Bark Te»- ♦ tlfle* That the flight* of Steamer Were Visible to Him Five Minutes Before the Collision Occurred
FILIPINOS BUY A SHIP British Veaiel Hereafter to Fly the American Flas
All ((iilrt at IVrn Chtranß
Cltlsens Tatrot Dearer
Venus Brilliant In Nice
I♦ * * llobson to Lcetvr,
WORKMAN LABORING IN INTEREST OF SAN PEDRO
WAITING ON CONGRESS | Maryland Delegation Will Not Move In Schley'a Ca»e
GHOST OF GOEBEL Assassination an laiur In a Keutncky Nomination,
DEFENSES OF ISLANDS It Will lost *s:t;u>lK> to Defend Guam niul Hawaii
LOUISIANA APPOINTMENTS Roosevelt Decline* to Be Influenced by Democratic Indorsement!
ESTIMATES TOO SMALL
Senate Receives llepborn BUI
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED Sfnutf Takes Action on Some of the Appointment* of Roosevelt
SOLDIER EXECUTED : Hsnged for the Mnrdrr of a Filipino Girl
NEW MEXICCTOFFICIAL9 President Roosevelt Indicates Inten. tlon to Appoint Certain Men
GIANT CAPS EXPLODE Two Minora at Kingman Rfpeh f Serlom Injnrlm
Money Orders on China
Norilln SuMtfllim o 111 Effrrtl
Inter-Ocean In Jleir Hand*
HOWARD ON EXCLUSION
Schley Entertained In Savannah
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eOMPERS ASKS FOB FAIRNESS Eebukes the New York * Central Union Deprecates Hostility to the Civic Federation %mrm That if the Work of the Body la «• ■* Sakmltted la the AMllated Valoaa far • ItcfmiiM Vata It IkaiM at Least Oa tfctorr T»«a WllkaM Be In a I'rejndgeil
RAILWAY BROTHERHOOD Kirat Meant*! C«iT«tlo« of tk« !it« OrguiutlM
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN Remarkable Showing- Made aa to the Jfnmbern hy the Brotherhood
Bricklayers and Masons
CLEVER SWINDLING GAME Charge
PORTLAND FAIR
Policeman Shoots Two Brother*
FEABS THE POLISH PERIL Threateus the Empire Says Buelow Chancellor Defends Coercion in East Russia Sot Onl;« That, hat Ha Promises That if the Measures Sow la Head Do Sat Bailer to Protaet tha Fatherland He Has Other* la Store Which Ara Mar* Drastic Still Thaa These
Germany Threatens Retaliation
GRAIN SHIPMENTS Valley Farmers Organtslagfie Secure • Reiaeei Rate
THEFTS IN COBEA Wholesale Execution of Public Offlelals fo Take Place
Site for Carnevle Library
Scoat Accmrd of Murder
Transport Rswaek at Manila 1
KAISER TO NAME HIS YACHT ALICE He Honors Presidt nt's Daughter and ilis Own Cousin Prince Henry of Primal* to Sail for Tills Coontrr a Month Henoe, Accompanied by a Nnmber of Distincnlnhfd German Naval Officers
British Cruiser Damaged
VESSEL SEEN Br THE QUEEN Wreckage Bears Letters "L. Paint" Not Same as the Weil Known Sealing Schooner The Annie E. Paint Is Noir Safe at Her Wharf, So She Cannot Be the Vessel er or Small Craft Bearing the lane of "I. Paint"
DEATHS OF THE DAY Mrs. Harriet B. Holme*
Two Men Asphyxiated
Tribal Relations Irksome
Y. M. C. A. Dinner
rathbone says HE DID HIS BEST j Excuses His Failure to Prevent the Neeiy Frauds Snreara He Ordered the .Xecentry Inspections That Shonld Have, Blocked the Embesmlemente, aud That He la Not to Blame for Them
Dr. Kraoie Indicted
Contraction of the ebrnsks
Blacksmith Shop Bsrned
MINING COMPANY SUED Claim That Dividend* Are >'ot Paid From Earnlnga
Comi Shipping Company
Plead for .iinlnnldo'
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SALTS ON WAY TO THE WIRE Maresa Disappoints Her Backers Shell Mount Gets Bad Start and Is Beaten by Prestano * Three Favorite* Win at the Oakland Track, bat Two of the First CKoiccs That Met Defeat Are Among: the Heaviest Played Horses—Stewards Investigating Position's Racing
ltemiltn at Sew Orlennn
AMERICAN CREW _MAY GO ABROAD
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT IS NOW IN PROGRESS
CROKER TO TRY TO WIN THE DERBY
BASEBALL GAMES FOR WASHINGTON GARDENS
O'BRIEN WANTS TO MEET LAVIGNE
I Root and Gardner Sign Article* j
Walcott tieta theDeclalou
DOGS WOKK WELL AT SANTA MARIA Field Trials Begin With Good Sport Cuba, Jr., Wiu« First Place In the OpeniuK Day's Events, With Rod's Lark Second and Ned Funston Third—Hurra Handicap the Dog«
GOOD BOWLING AT OCEAN PARK
NINEPIN RECORD MAS BEEN RAISED
SANTA MONICA TEAM WINS ANOTHER GAME
CHAMPION LOWERS THE WORLD'S RECORD
TRAVIS FAVORS CHANGE IN CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS
MISS KNIGHT WINS Doke of Manchester to Pay Ten Thon•and Pound*
lTndelftvere«l Telegrams
Tax on Oleomargarine
COMMON SENSE AND HEALTH Lecture Given for Consumptive Hospital Fund Madame Davenport Declares Frugality U Morality and That Dissipation HeKins With Pie and Candy for Children—Timely Topiea
POULTRI SHOW BEGINS TONIGHT Nearly Five Hundred Fowls Are Entered Activities Are Again Kennnied at the Old First Xational Bank—The Show rromUea to lie a Good One la All Particulars—Many Fine Birds
Will Talk About Gardenia*
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YGST£RI)AIr 1!« WASHIXGTO*
CONGRESS AND ITB WORK
WELCOME, CANADIAN SCRIBES
KEEP IT UP
THAT ~R EIGHT-CARRYING FRANCHISE
GETTING A LIBRARY BUILDING
SMOKED OUT
Snap Shots
Ready for the Experiment
Cheap but Helpful
Not Qood Form
forgotten Carta/ Ztreafy
SftooAs and Uheir 7/Jakors
Jfci's Opportunity
Tjogethor
//// and Start*
The Blind Mnn Ares It)
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The One Exception
Purely Srlenllflr^
He Did
Determined to be Hopeful
Something New in Medicine
Kind Words
The Nantucket Dialect
Tha Formalities
E*p*elally at Chrlstma* Tim*
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
Untitled
CITY'S LEGAL TALENT HAS BEEN VERY BUSY Animal Report of the City Attorney Shows Thnt Eighty-Five Lawsuits Are Still Pen«lini&-
LILINJTIANS AT THE ORPHEUM Road Show Is Still Delighting I'atrons ot Vaudeville Black Pattl Troubadours tiiresu Bs* tcrlslalag Prognia at the Loi-Aa* Helen Theater—Sale of Seats for the Nordlca Convert Commences Today
PERSONAL NOTES
WORLD SECRETARY TO ARRIVE SOON John Willis Baer Is Now in California • _______ The Christian Endeavor Leader Will Speak In One of the Local (thurchca Next Sunday, and on Monday He Will Address>Pre»byterlnn Piutori
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Dnviit* l*oker Joint Raided
CLEANED OUT ROOMS NEATLY Sneak Thief's Career Receives a Check Harry Evans, Alias Nolan, Meets Hlu Richardson to His Sorrow—The Proceeds of Several Thefts Found In the Clothing of the Prisoner
Dank OpculniE Delayed
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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(ORAXGK COIXTY) MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Farmers" Company Holds Meetings Bar Association Perfects Its Organization First Of fleers af the Orange tonnty Bsr Aiasclatlss Are Elected—Pro- j Motera of a Cheese Factory Confldest That Their Scheme Will Be Bealirrd Within a Few Months
«I,OS ANGELES CO! TV) WALNUT GROWERS TO HOLD MEETING
(LOS AX'GBLRt COI'NTV) FORESTERS INSTALL THEIR OFFICERS
(ORANGE COIMTY* BUILDING ACTIVITY AT FULLERTON
rl.O* ANOF.I.ES tOMTV) ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM MONROVIA
F'n rthqauke nt Ha rat ova
<LOS AKiIDLRS COUNTY) MAN'S BODY 1 COMESASHORE Unidentified Corpse at Santa Monica When Found Has a Hope Tied About It At the ISnd of. the Hope la a Noose. In«llt*atliig; That a stone or Some Otlien Heavy Object Wan Attaeheil to the Body—ln«in«>Nt on the Soldier*' Home Suicide—lmmense Fish
(I.OS AVfil l.lvS COUNTY) POMONA WOMAN SEVERELY INJURED
( i:sTia.v coi wtv> VENTURA MAY HAVE A NEW WATER COMPANY
tiiivF.Rsiuu torvrv» RIVERSIDE RESIDENT DIES OF LA GRIPPE
<OH V(iK COI'.NTY) ANAHEIM TURN VEREIN ELECTS OFFICERS
PLANS FOR NEW HOTEL ACCEPTED Los Angeles Man Wins in Six- Sidei! Competition MnanlHrrni New Structure to He Unlit lit Santa Bnrlinra Will ( out Haifa Million Hollar*—(ironnil. Will lie Broken ext Sunday—Open in Year
.>euro l*iir*c Snntelaer
(SAN UKRIYAHUIKOCUtRCI'I) TWO HOLD-UPS I ARE ATTEMPTED I No Profit for Robbers in Either Case Boy Accidentally Shot by His Companion Robe#! June*, the Ten-1 erir-Old Son of It. .J. Jon cm. In Aceldpntnlly Shot With a» 212-<'aliber Rifle—Complaint Filed Aicalnnt CroweH'n Saloon at llnritou by a Special Agnit-.ote«
THE NATIVE SONS INSTALL OFFICERS Lo* AiiMclfN Parlor Holds u Pnblic la«ta lint ion Followed Wy a Oanqnct
SUGAR VVAtt IS IMMINENT Local Jobbers May Retaliate on San Francisco
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<PASAD#*A GOES BEFORE SUPREME COURT Fight With Valley Gas and Fuel Company Writ, of Habeas Corpus for the Foreman Granted Three fioya linn Away From the Orplunm' Home Mint Ape Cnptnred and Placed In the City .full, While Another, the Author of Their Trouble, Makes His Kscape— Pnxatlenn llrlefa
HALF A HUNDRED MEN FREED FROM COUNTY JAIL The Majority* of Them Were Yonng and All Hnd Served Time for Vasrancy
An Attack of Pneumonia Wardod Off
Mlmotft Wlfennd Himself
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL HARSH WORDS OVER A BID Drug Contract Leads to a Tilt Members of the Supply Committee Are Criticised Intunn A Hill Present a Demand AffHlnat Hie City for Eight Thoß»nnd Dotlarn—Coaacll Is Asked to Establish District for Oil Plants. Minor Matters Before the Council
Supervisorial Matter*
Paying: t'p Interest
HE HITS HARD Good Old King Coflfce
COUNCIL CAN MAKE CHANGES Franchise Laws Are Too , Weak Serious Objections Are Offered to Running Freight Cars Frauchiae Ordinance* Were Recalled to Make < linn Ken a Week Ago, nn«l the Council May Be Asked to Hecnll Them a Second Time to Add to the ClauMea Retfardlnir Freluht Cart
COURT BRIEFS
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THE HERALD •ooeoooooooooooooooooooc HERALD LINER STATIONS
WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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MILITARY MEN SEE THE CITY Flying Trip to Southern California View Site Proposed for a I'ost at Bixby Major Uenerftl Young; nn«l Mrmht-rn of Committee From the War Department Take a Rest From Inapeetlon of Trrtet» la the North for a General Training: Camp— Rea«ly to Report
Democrats Meet
Improvement Lratue Meets
DISCOURAGING TO SILK CULTURE Eastern Manufacturer Points Out Difficulties Movement Similar to the Local One. Began In Pli lladelphla V»»n Ago. H'm Relnetnntly hot S.er,,«rllr Abandoned—The Labor Problem
Hamate Knit Transferred
ENDEAVORERS ELECT OFFICERS City Union Holds Banquet and Annual Meeting I,eon V. Shaw Is Chosen President of the Los Angeles Societies, Which Xtamber Fifteen Hundred Members. Immanuel Chnreh Entertains
lleekeeper* to Meet
WHY A RED CART ADORNS ROOF OF A WELL-KNOWN RESTAURANT
PUBLIC RECORDS to* MOTDAY. J AH. IH. 19UI. JHedt
Morlgngei
Homesteads
Attachments
Miscellanea us
Xoticea of C omplrlion
Marginal SntlsfaHlon
91PEUIOK COL'RT Sew Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
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MANY LAWSUITS REQUIRED TO DEFINE OIL LAND TITLES "Jumpers" Were Busy in Certain of the Fields as the New Year Dawned—The Facts Now Becoming Public
STOCK EXCHANGE
VALUABLE PROPERTY JUMPED
MINING Metal Markets
THE ANGEL GROUP
' THE RUBY GROUP
OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Pretty Church Rcccptloa
Entertaln Card Clnb
Informal Birthday Party
Social Notes
STILL ANOTHER MEDAL FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GET A HIGHER EDUCATION AND "TRAVEL THE ROAD TO SUCCESS LEARN MORE AND YOU'LL BE ABLE TO EARN MORE Win One of the Ten Tree Scholarships to Be Given Away by The Herald and Equip Yourself for a Position That Will Give You Social Standing and a Start in the World
SPECIFICATIONS j CAUSE TALK Jail Problem Before the | Supervisors j Representatives of Firms Appear j Ueiore Hoard ! They Show the Ntnbtri W3»y They j Object to the SpecilcftHviui Urann j by the Architect of the New Build- | ins and Why They Think Conapctl- | tlon lmpo»nfble tn Making Bids j
RAILROADS
JOTTIIOI
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STOCKS SHOW WEAKER TONE Deals in Hands of Wall Street Manipulators When tke Market Closed All Galai "Were Practically Lout, the B«4 Betng Dull and Heavy—Many Depressing Fetanrcs Enter to Cheek Proflts
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money in hociJ Markets and World's nankins Summary
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
COAST SHIPPING
HIGH COLORED FRUIT IS REPORTED SCARCE
STOCKS AND BONDS '■Inlng off ffecnritlv* la Loa Angela** Near York and Dostoa
*•« ;«rk Uoa«i
LOS AViKLfcN SECIKITIES
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frnlts In San Frnnrlseo
Dried Frnlts flo*r
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
BEARS CAUSE BULLS TO HOWL Merrily Pound Wheat Until May Hits Low Level Longs Have Held Tkelr Goods Too Long In tbe Face of the ftnppllesia Might—Corn Held Fnlrly Steady. Oats Were Dall—Meats Weaker
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
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CANADIAN EDITORIAL PARTY ADMIRE LAND OF SUNSHINE
▲ Phenomenal Achievement of an American Industry
Calendars Half Price
INDIANS VIEW "FIRE WAGON" Lippincott's Automobile at Grand Canyon Fuel Gives Out and Fart)' Has to Walk The Photographer and Menars. Hogaboom and Chapman Experience Thirty Honrn' Hard Toarlug Arrow* the Denert, Deprived of Food and | Water—Auto Line Will He n Sncce»* j
DELIVERS LECTURE ON "MARKS OF A PRINCE" Dr. Elijah P. Brown, Formerly Editor or the Ram's Horn, Addresses tihe Y. M. C. A.
Do Not Provide for the Baby-
NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED Fraternal Brotherhood Out in Force Nine Local Ltdjes Represented at Hazard's Pavilion Delegation of Three Hundred, Headed by u Band, Com eft)' From Paxadeua to Attend tlie Ceremony, and Other Out of Town Plaees Are Represented—Say* the Order- Is Prosperous
ATTORNEY GIVES VIEWS ON SUBJECT OF DIVORCE Edgar W. Camp Thinks No Decree Should Be Granted Within Tear From Date oFAppllcatlon
PROSPEROUS CONDITION OF CHURCH OF UNITY Annual Meeting- Held Last Wight and Board of Traateci Elected for the En«alng Year
POPE'S SILVER JUBILEE Preparation* (or Celebration All Ore# the World
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