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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
The Wages OF Crime.

M Investigator who has spent some
time IL securing from police officials
ana prison wardcns data bearing upon
th- financial returns Of crime, shows
that bank robbers rs q cl."s earn far
logs than hank clerks. that burglary
Jays l"-s than the p"iiccman's salary.
that h"d-up men secure less than Il
dollar q day. ;nd that pocket picking
barely enables til" ra%"alS who engal;"
in it to subsist From this it would
HipcaI that honesty IS not only the
right course 10 follow in life hut that
mcn II integrity. Industrious and law
Gliding citizens. srcurc not only that
wealth hut alSc much larger financial
returns than the mcn who seek easy
avenues t" wealth by prryin- upon so
cicty. II will l." seen therefore that
even from his own standpoint the
criminal is the poor st Find ni Il tool.
ii" rl.ty> always At L losing game. he
Lives life Of arprc!. "rsi"n and fear,
ANA usually ends hiS days behind pris-
"a nays. :nr %fonrr Or later every pro-
f"sSi"nal criminal IS reasonably sure
to land in TIL" ltnit"ntiary. If thor"
W.rr no other inCcntiv" (" right living
the fate of th"s'' who depart from 1t
standards ANA seek To- maintain them
selves ly fnrchlv invading the rights
sufficient. Truly, the wages of sin is
death. and amy young man who thinks
and enjnyments of life in criminal pur-
suits is doomed to the Interest disap-
rointrlcnt. I'll" prisons of the conn
try are full of men who might haze
been successful members of society if
and useful pursuits with hut a fraction
Of the industry and ability that they
hay" exercised in their criminal ca
reefs Doubtless many Of them bitter
ly regret that thcy had not made bot
ter use OF their lives. but with most
CRIMINALS such regrets are vain. The
way Of tho trlnSgreSsor is hard ana
few men one" embarked IN careers OF
crime are ever able 10 turf; back again
ana win for themselves the confidence
and respect Of the community
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
Trans Atlantic Wireless TeIeeraphy.

The successful commercial opening of
Mlrcoui wireless system. mark, an
epoch in the progress of the world. 1t
tons 81 the earth into closer touch than
ever before. To the layman the weather
conditions Thursday. at least on this
siI' of the Atlantic would not appear
IL hay" been favorable. y high wind
prry"lrI ~ thu shore of IiIacc Bay,
whore the Marconi station is located
o.. this sid" of the ocean. during tn
entire day; hnt apparently IL did not
Iiteri, -. in the slightest dccrc" with
thus substantial ting tn" claim Of the
Inventor that the operation. of his sy.'-
c"n,itirns During the day 5000 words
W..i" transmitted ;'crrSS tn" wide cX-
p1ri+. If the Atlantic without the
slightest delay or difficulty 1t is
difficult to cnnCciv" the significance Of
this fact, or tn" important bearing it
J.. destined to nave upon tn, future of
ia" human rae. 1t has maze the
world Il smaller place. inasmuch az it
has mad" it easier for its inhabitants
to Keep in touch. Undoubtedly the cS-
tahlIslirIcnt Of the transatlantic ser
vice is but the beginning Of the world
pie. There seems to be no reason
why HE Pacific ocean cannot be
&panucd quite as well as the Atlantic
II necessary relay stations could easily
H. vsta hli-h' Il a. Hawaii and Guam.
'rni< j., probably on" of the ncxSmovcs
On tic programme of Mr. N1rconf and
ri lss"ciatcS. Following the aprlica-
ti"I. ~ tie s*.:tcm to trans-Occanic SER
Ni'c. y" may expect a very general ex-
Il n>icn Of it to inland uses.
The .nIcr"ss Of tho Marconi system
doubtless fnrcshadoWS the disappear
dn"r 81: occar cables. II is not prob
able that new ones Will be laid in the
face rf wireless competition. At the
present time cable messages are. ne
r"s*ariiE. more Or less of Il luxury
hut II would seem as if tran%-Ocnanic
communication by III" Narconi system
might t'e conducted successfully upon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
GLEANiNGS AND GOSSIP.

S'Nenty-six American cities each pro-
luce more than S-o,"o","D worth OF
manufactured goods every year
Lord Kelvin. who has tie distinction
Of having occupied Il chair in a univtr-
sity longer than any lrntt ssnr living ami
VINO won great fam, as Sir Witiail IIlom-
son before being elevated 10 the prriagu
has bad iinIuiicr;ihl" lIonurS conferred on
him in ENGLAND, France. Germany. Bel
@i'lm ana the United States. H.. is n">r
minis N'i1 year. hut shows no signs of
diminishing activity or lick of lntcIic,.-
tual power.
Thcr" are 1912 savings banks in this
country with H,12i.la- urposItorS, and tHe
average amount due each dcrneitor is
SELL, =, Iowa With io4 IF these ConStItu-
lions leads III" list. hut the number cf
Patrons is only ."t,..-l Willie NV York
with III SAVINGS banks haS -. - me-
p"Sitnrs. Thc d,p"Sits in New "rk ar1
correspondents high. ana ting average
h"laucr is $-f''3l rllr he t dy"lnG" huI-
auc" is shown III ONO. where ii r.rch..
SJf ~, i;h"d" Island ranks second in
p"l"t of aV"raG" balance.
Tie cultivation # hdmh"o in America
is hein@ "Nplrit'eI l>- the japan, sc IT,
experiment is h'in@ carried nn III I:i-itiSi
t"lu31hil on Il tai-c Scalc. s@ES i'oIJIlIt
Mechanics. III" cultivation uf i}-,iri,no
, is very profitable in japan. he return:
varying q M 50 10 80 p"r arl,. NitH
4 s'iccf s4lul cultivation Of the plant in
l:1i'iSh Columbia IN" I1ran nri.v ~
WORE NJ i li@ trad" in h;liul,oo lurni
tllI" Willow j. tie host ta;,t ,-ln 10 n.
cured IN This country. hNi hnrllrrr il raI
, superior t. the willow That is nov used;
III driving tire hugo tunnel l"ncat!
Lockout mountain. = serious obstacle wa.
""c"l'Ut"rt,L y huge cavern starts nj
tn" Tennessee side Of tue mountain. i'm.
t"rS'c;S til" tunnel and cnIcr%"S in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
The True Measure of John B. Moran.

Tho indications are that Mr. John h.
Moran will never again be district at
tornry of Suffolk county,, Massachu-
sets He has failed To ring true.
squared with his theatrical Drag anu
buster. He has shown himself To be
Il political poser. and Impressed HIM
self as Il denlacp9re. He was. it will
be recalled. the :rubernatorial candi-
date of hi; rarty ut the last election.
hut WAS overwhelmingly defeated. In
his letter -; ;ItccI;AHcr OF the Demo-
cratic nomination for district attorney
joseph y. D"nu!:'"n pays his respects
ncr, u.s".h appears very fully to take
TIE measure Of Chat official lie says:
! "!:utlnilz cpIu,tH rr-.d; 2 district at
lorn,y WHO Will enforce tic laws. who
will prosecute r.,,i criminals. not
inaslii:!rH- .;;i.,s, who viii refuse t" pro-
t"ct criminal politicians. who will re
fu..,. IT, prosecute innocent men. The
.in,.; nf reform. 1t demands the sin
rcrity of performance
~; district attorney shall PROSE
cute crii'Ic. not merely pretend t."
!'rrs. cute it, ="
"l:,crclings. based on legal evidence
resulting III Judicial vcrdict<. will take
me ,,ac,, of indictments; originating III
and based upnn Il craze for personal po-
liti"ai support.
Peal abuses in town. city and state
administrations. occurring within this
criminal district. will be investigated
and he evidence submitted 10 the
grand jury for its action, but there
"h.,ll be no violttion of The secrecy with
which the courts invest the proceedings
III the grand jury.
.''rhcr" Will be no publicity bureau
annex to til" district attorneys office.
ANA Si!ail STE - it that the reputation
Of citizens, against whom the grand
iGr,- finds reason t. proceed, shall
mt b. sm!Ichcd by premature press
tel ortS
In short Mr. Dennison in seeking
political support promises t" Il" about
everything; HAT Moran II not. and f"
rnfrain fi"in hrng about everything
nat Moran *. These professions read
well. nut they will not avail. Mr..
Drnni.lon would doubtless be 4 great
imlr" VI nle..I upnn Moran; but lie wilt
net b" district attorney Of Suffolk
county. ar. Moran's successor will
b. Il Re publican. and Il gentleman emf
ncntly qualified to conduct the affairs
of the office in Il dirniticd and credita-
III, manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
A Presidential MYTH,

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slight t G:SiS 81 fl'' o"h''''h 'ii' YARN
ti,.i na>Il Atkinson Of missouri was
;,, .1,,. lafi IN 1870
hr i"'t7 ~ - '''
son served two iu!l terms h| senator
rr.,n Missouri from Isl: to 1Si5. His
18Th, ,,, o,d of
i'' ~ $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Afa lbanla at point Is miles distant. Eff
forts We're made TO I'll across this cave
with the blasted rock taken from tho
tunnel. but only slight impression was
made, ana the attempt was abandoned
IL mas now been decided to throw a
bridge across the chagm. which. if sue
c"ssfully accommodated. will be a feat
entirely new and novel in bridge con-
struction
MAchaqnito. the crack bull fighter OF
SPAIN, makes 100000 a year at his brutal
calling and perhaps is the only matador
alive who is by birth a gentleman He
was married the other day. To signal:ze
the occasion he gave $40 600 to the poor
of Cathagena and founded two asyltrns
for the aged poor. The wedding presents
many of which bore cards from SPANS
oldest and noblest families, filed three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

tn" Investigations. If thu United
Sttt"S Bureau - staji*tic, have show
Why c"n'luSiNely that wages have FIR
"ut.''rirr"d til" increase il the cost of
living. Th"s" VII" have Agricultural
ar other products To- soil are finding
splendid market for them ut first
class prices, Certainty these are
prosperous Times and any Industrious
man has more and better opportunities,
I" advance himself than ever before in
THE history Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Probably Mr.. George Fred William.
of hias,ichIsctt never passed a NOR,
uncomfortable h' ur III his life than tn"
on" in which h. underwent 4 cross
examination hy Attorney Parker
Wednesday before the E.illot Commits
sion # his state" Thirty cents would
look larg" beside tn" showing; made by
Mr.. Williams ON that ncraNinn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

member Of Congress from Illinois
uIt"'' that rs soon as tho office build
ing for mcmhcrS of Congress is ready
f"r occupancy the desks b. done away
with i'll the hall of the House of Repre-
sentativCs. This change is one urged
years ago by the late Speaker Reed
VITO recommended that the members b,
seated on benches after the fashion of
The british House Of Commons. ont of
considerations of economy Of space and
Legislative time. The British HOUSE,
OF Commons has a membership If go
which is accommodated in a much
smaller space than that occupied by
our House of Representatives. which
will have 391 members when oklahoma
is admitted. The British arrange
ment facilitates debate and keeps the
members in better touch with the pro-
ceedings than when they are scattered
so widely. The change may not be
made but certainly there are some
things to be said in favor of it. cs-
pecially with the completion of the
office building for the members of the
House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

large rooms BY way Of contrast il may
he mentioned that the premier of Spain
receives an annual salary of $i,po-
Cleveland Leader.
What is believed in the Northwest to he
the largest wagon in the world las been
shipped by the Pioneer mining company
Of Seattle to Nome. Alaska, where it will
be put into service carrying freight into
the interior over the tundra district. 10
make the wagon most suitable for this
snringy ground ii HAS been fitted with 10
inch tires The hubs of the wheels are
two feet in diameter and the wheels are
10 feet in diameter. The body of the
wagon is 81 feet long and more than
seven feet high. The wagon was b'iiIt
in Alameda, Cal, at cost of $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

The Pittsbura5 department stores are
said t" have prohibited their lady
clerks from wearing their hair pompa-
dour. As result a very merry war
is on. and things look dark for the
managers. If Old dame fashion should
say the word. however every one Of
these indignant Young ladies would
cheeTfuiy comb her hair back straight.
and tie it in a pug
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Natural, enough, the express COM
of extending tn" Parcels Post in this
country Nevertheless it looks a if the
general demand throughout the country
for this extension of IN" postal system
would result IL its early adoption by
the DEPARTMENT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

The talk about third term. is ii
trfc far fetched. President Ro"S;-.'.it
has only had On" election 10 II" Gr.at
Office ne is filing I" tho general a.
ccptanc, of the American people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

4 Chicago physician claims tn have
made tn" remarkable discovery mat
lazy people ar. really sick. Thy Ger
tainIy make those associated With tf"!n
very tired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Post entitled "ticurgc Fred On III"
Rack" would Sem to Indicate that To-
lcad.r Of IL, Bryan forces in MaSsa-
ch,,s,.tts is rot very rnrI!ar with that
rock-ribl,.d organ Of Democracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Washington will have d warm well
come for Mr.. WI. who during his
former service as the head of the
Chinesc Embassy made many friends
in that city. Notwithstanding his dis
position to ask many searching and
sometimes disconcerting questions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

1t is pretty safe rul" i'll tn woods
to So" clearly and plainly III" gam. be
fore shooting at it. TNr"s Wi,r fir" y.
moving hushc4 arc by far tn most dI:I-
Ecr"us animals I" be found ii the Nam"
WppfjS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

\ Chicago professor claims to have
discovered the GATE of the flood All
that remains row is for him to COM
pile complete and authentic list of
the animals that Went into the Ark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

New York which Is controlled by
Tanlrnany Hall. Is about the only large
city iii tho country where horse car:;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Mr.. +. T. j!arnun'S widow has Just
entered into Inatrilunly for the fourth
tin,c- and 50 many """d women are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

This is tn" .l,>.Hth year that MI.
Bryan has been trying FIR tn pr"-i
dental office. AMI II" is tnrtlr'r away
from the goal of hi; ambition than II"
was at thu stalt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
Daily kenneber Journal
ESTABLISHED 1928

No notice Whatever will Be taken Of
Unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held rexpons'b's
!rr the preservation or return OK re-
lected COMMUNICATIONS.
Address all communication relating to
subscriptions and Advertisements to
BURLE.H;H q tIINT. Publishers.
August. Nam"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

If IT were lrct 10 thr FIllpinoS
Seer. tary TAFT could '":,i:y secure any
political Office. he ;.rpiTri Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

WolfSilin makes the best dr,1mhaad
Germany holds record for cocoa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
Maine Gossip
"The SociabIe Season."

~
"rhe soo;,hI. Season.
! - ; - "i''"''-' S-''HHh 80 -
Nuu .."nt n4c,l any Body in the i.iidllc o
| 49,, ,,.,.. i, this
| ir"t q .Ha,nt!u !.t:t'a
| Eat h"'i'i& ".,', ,!i'!l'' '.-'f' All lie
| ~ '''''' '''''''''''
| II ia.,.i lr in tn. v..;,,i;,. with tic days
=" '!%9 N eta
| 49, ~ ''', "t"' H. ,,...
a.. + uc.. il
| - - - Il '7'''''S
!
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| WI.;r Il. ::.i.-..ii.ui .,.na VIVIAN lie, an
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| v 4''l, - ''.''' Fl 7, '"!'il from
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! /, n..1st lie l,allclul, With ha@; o jov
/ .r III, II w. ..,.. . :,
Atlanta CONSTITUTION
Auruyi, hone. ira ,;,;n, CHM ~,
|
| 49, '' ''''''-
! "I.''' ''''''''ihS mere III annual ScS-
| sion.
| ------
| me f'dteS-CoibE same To-Day opens
| the series between til" Main" college
! ,in,. ~. and f,,. !. ,,,,,tb tI. ,.,idir,,,
lem
! ,rhnr. ;I.r nav u, MANY crYnl, mill
| !; ,.i,
|
has oc'h opened l"i ti'"if *itcldi pche-
| fit
! --,--~
| "'''''' Il '''''''H " '''''i '''i'' III 'i'e
! Mctc;iH l"l%hhorilo"d Al Ninthrop are
five. HORSES; Iujlt rl,r. ;hIi ono him.
d..,1 ,...,r.. .,,r,.
|
! \ Eath family holds = rcmarkab,.
| :; ~,
ei'li'i' H. rs "''c "i e''ci' p'r'h was
July J. "i,' az were porn ~ the same
dren.
!
| TWO fast sea trips worthy of mention
''''''' '''''9' VI '''S S'c'i'i
| i''i''''' ii'""' WHICH" 'i'''"e It
round 'ri' from S'"hinGt"h [" New
| i"'N anu '''''n III sewn "hH anu me
w. ''''',' r. 49, ii'i''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Ranger is said to have the only moe
CaSin sewers union in the country.
These workers make the various pat
terms "i Woodmcn's amt hunters
moccaSins. shoe pacs." high and low
tHt, and other p;litcrns for utility. also
many fancy models OF soft feathers
for indoor use. The sewers went ont
this week on Il strife for more pay
Tho employers threaten to import ltal-
ian harness sewers. Who could easily
BE- taught to scW uoccnsins AMI mike
good pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Bangor is anticipating a manur;,c.
turing boom from III" Introduction {,
u" electrical power obtainrd hi
tapping the big Ellsworth power dan
IN IN" m"antim" the Ellsworth Amrri.
can complains that The Ellsworth boar,
of trad" is idle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

1t is estimated that san Young mrn
from Deer Isl" and StoninGton find
employment sailing on yachts during
tn" summer. many of them rs masters.
and commanding som" Of the finest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Within Il radius of half Il mile in the
Mctc;,!f l3iSlborno"d IL Winthrop are
five Houses Luilt NOR" than one hun
drcI years; ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

y Iath family holds Il remarkable
record in the birth of their three
childir, II. 1'hc Date Of each birth was
July /, and AL We're born ut the same
hour Of the d:'y. There was Il differ
cnce of tx, years in the last two chill
dren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

TWO fast sea trips worthy of mention
Wcr" made recently. those of the steam
-chon!ier Frances Hyde. which made "A
round trip from Stonington to New
York and back in seven days. and the
four master Helen f. Taft from
Pan@"r to Philadelphia and return in
l. dI%S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

Tier" are nov 50 many Greek mill
operatives in !l,ldct"rd that Il school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19
Saturday, October 10, 1907.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-19

The Edtes-Coiby game today opens
the sCrics between til" Maine college
eicv, ms and Tor 4 month the gridiron
will Si1Zlt.
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
PersouaI and sociaI Notes

"A b. Corlran Of California, is spend-
ing few days here.
Charles Newton will leave to-day foe
an extended trip TO Norfolk, Va, and
Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Alexander Griffin, Of Green's
boro. Md. was "a recent visitor here
Mrs. May Stevenson and grandson
are visiting friends in Greensboro.
Harold Jones is the guest Of his
mother at Goldsboro.
]. A. Comegys and. Mihiin Pippin, Of
Henderson, have secured positions
here.
Harry Reed. Thomas Bright, Thomas
Emerson and William Goodwin have
been spending a few days in Hender-
son.
Arthur Hatfield, Of Seaford. is spend
ing some time here.
George Lingo spent Sunday with his
parents at Blades.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Morris and
daughter Edith spent Sunday with
friends in Easton.
Miss MaryIT. Kane, of No. "a South
Clayton street, who has been sick since
Evening journal., 1907-03-18
Birthdav Party.

A birthday party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. War
ren. of No. SIS South Heald street. on
Saturday evening in honor Of the birth
day Of thlir sons, William Warren, Jr.,
and John Warren, whose ages are four
and two years respectively. The home
was decorated with smilax and roses,
and after an evening Of games and
musical selections, refreshments were
served. One feature OF the evening
was the christening Of Master John and
Bessie Eleanor Warren, by the Rev.
John NJ. Arters, pastor of Madeley NJ.
E Church. The two young sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren received a num-
Der Of fine birthday gifts. Among
those present were the Misses Name
Jones. savilla Montgomery, Elsie
Jones. AIessrs. Leroy Jones, Raymond
Powell. Clinton Powell. John Mont
gomery. Warren AIcAvaney, William
Pauley. Miss Bessie z. Warren. the
Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Arters. Mr. ami
Mrs. William X. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Pauley. Mr.. and Mrs. John x.
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. August siler,
Mrs. David d. Jones, Miss Mary Moss
Edward Davis, Mr.. ami Mrs. John
Morris, OF Odessa; Mr.. and Mrs Philip
McAvaney, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank War
Evening journal., 1907-03-18

Christmas. but is now recovering was
rendered postal surprise in honor
OF her birthday. She was the recip-
lent Of eighty-six beautiful post cards.
Miss Lucille Stroud Gouert spent SAT-
urday in Philadelphia.
Frank Dawson was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Kirk spent Sunday at
her home in Lombard, Nd.
Miss May Coverdale and Mrs. Lillian
Jester spent Saturday I'm Philadelphia
Miss Bertha Boone spent sunday
with relatives in Collingswood, n. j.
Miss. sarah Mcdaniel spent Sunday
at her home in EllSton, Nd.
Fred CHM is visiting relatives at
Townsend
Miss lola c. Harris is visiting
friends at odessa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Metten and son,
have returned from Middletown, where
they visited friends and relatives.
T. X. Jones, Of Dover. has returned
to his home after visiting local friends.
Miss Buckmaster has returned from
FELTON,, where she visited friends.
William Creadick has returned from
visit to FELTON, friends.
Birthday Celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Russell gave
their daughter Marian. n panty on
Saturday evening in honor of her
eleventh birthday, at their home, Thlr-
tieth and Spruce streets. The time
was spent in playing games and re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Marian Russell. Miss
Florence Russell. of Camden, n. j.,
Miss Elsie Russell, Miss Cora Russell,
Miss Norma Stradley. Miss Vera Sim
clair Miss Florence Russell, Miss
! Edith Bennett, OF Philadelphia; Miss
f~,nes Watson, Miss Virginia Gem
/ Miss Myrtle Freeze, Miss Ethel Ogden,
! Miss Estelle Mass. Miss Grace Hurst
/ Miss Grace Baldwin. Miss Nellie Val
/ entine, Miss Lizzie Baldwin and sister
I Frank Russell, George Russell, Clarence
! Russell. David Russell of Camden
Jesse Hagy, Norman Carson, William
Hopewell, Harold Hopewell, LEROY
( suadley, Samuel Harris and Barrett
Smadley.