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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
improvements Continue

improvements Continue
L. A. Preston has been appointed en-
gineering superintendent at Beaumont
and J. f. Mather of Los Angeles, who
has secured the contract for surveying
the townsite and adjacent lands, will
require over 1000 stakes to complete the
work. william Sears has the contract
for grading Veille, Morford and Well
wood avenues Several hundred tons of
Beaumont apples, Winesaps and Jona-
thans, from the Best ranch are being
shipped by Collins g. Son, some of the
fruit being of such high grade as to
command 10 cents pound in the New
York market The apple crop of the
district is reported at $30,000
There are sales for the week reported
as follows: Madison j. and Catharine A.
Russell, lots and g. block 65, 5000; James
w. Kyle, lots 10, IL, IA, 16 block Go, $425;
Edward M. Porter, lot 5, block 4S, $50;
J. c. Cram, lot 15 block &C, SIPS; Mrs.
R. j. Linsley, lot 8, block 18S, $S43.60;
William E. Hall, lot i9, block "a, $125;
T. b. Overstreet, lot IS, block "a, $125;
Mrs. E. A. Root, lot IT, block 98, 5000;
]. T. Stivers, lot 20, block "a, $3.50; Mrs.
Josephine M. Boyd and Miss Cora F.
Baker, lot II, block Sc, $100; Mrs. Emma
Phillips, lot Z, block 70, S1OO; ]. e. Cogs-
well, lot 7, block 4S, $50; August Rogers,
lot 6, block 81, $3.50; S. Vial & Bro, lot
g. block 81, $500; ]. B. Tucker, lots 7
and O. block 1856, $50; c. H. Lockard, lot
10, block 66, $1OO; Mrs. Lena Pitezel and
Mrs. Lizzie M. Ward, lot s, block 113,
5000; Miss Emma Chaplin, 195 acres, block
SO, $22S; Benino Calderon, lot H. block IL,
lot T. block 6, $3.50; Miss Beulah l.. Lopp,
lot 10, block 80. $40; Mrs. Robert Bailey,
lot IT, block 49, $50; B. w. s. Alban, lot
%, block s4, SIPS; M. Eta Ryan, lots
10 and IA, block 80. 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
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t. place this enterprise upon a solid foot
ing and in so doing secured the confl-
dence and respect Of all the interested
parties.
has secured absolute control, manage
rlent and ownership of the remaining
lots and the result in the activity of
building and the renewed interest In this
beautiful tract, is apparent to all The
title to the property is absolutely per-
feet.
There are two car lines Immediately
adjoining this tract, and all the mod
ern improvements in the way Of street
work, cement sidewalks and curbs, tele-
phone and electric light lines are estab-
lished. Mr.. Hopkins has moved his Of
flee to room 200, German building,
which is No. 224 South Spring street
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
ORANGE GROVES STILL
REPORTED IN DEMAND
Long Beach Resident Purchases a
Forty-Acre Ranch In San Her-
nardIno County for
$4,000

Burton ]. Seton has sold to Alfred
Bigelow, who comes from Michigan,
five-acre ranch, located east OF Pomona.
C. w. Cowan OF Long Beach has bought
forty-acre orange grove for $4,000. The
property. which will be improved with
residence, is situated near Cotton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
BY LOCAL ARCHITECTS

The Southern California chapter Of the
American Institute of Architects has
named as It's delegates to the annual con-
vention, to be held in Chicago November
1S and 10, Alfred r. Rosenheim, Octavius
Morgan, Myron Hunt, John p. Krempel
ana Fernand Parmentier. The delegates
will leave Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
WASHINGTON STREET LOT
CHANGES AT GOOD PRICE
Tcn-Room Residence Is Purchased in
Edmonds Avenue Tract by c.
c. KohImeler for Ten
Thousand Dollars

The unimproved lot at the southwest
corner OF La Sale and Washington
streets has been sold to L r. Moss of
Gldfield by Cornelia P. Wtmberly fr
a reported consideration OF $15.00O
Samuel d. Lenegan has sold to C. G.
Kohlmeier the eleven-room residence at
2s19 Raymond avenue. The lot is 665s by
1856 feet in size. The consideration was
reported to be $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
BURBANK WANTS NEW
HIGt SCHOOL BUILDING

At meeting of the citizens of Burbank
Monday it was decided to call an election
to vote bonds for a new high school
building, or for the enlargement of the
present building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
m. seryant Problem solved

A Herall want ad will supply your needs.
Direct communication between the employer
erf +ha' W. rlxer, Cost mere trine. Rates
lines times $50. Phone Homo Herald"
sunset "Rrssn ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

n you want TO go east, Q. Haydook.
Agent Illinois Central 4. r. lis W. stn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

for the nearby land, said plants to even
tually become the property Of the buyers
of the land.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
EDTCTO

; E lA O rte de DiIirit. del Dissr. to
J ,dieisl de 0En Juan.
Angss RsouarA, dem AndaLts. q. nt q
Z ifsnio r NsS, Gayino Dcrdal,
ylA Soc edAd lnduslEial dc Dor.
dAl J MsOA.
OobFO Dc dinsrO. Biesusi6n do nsnteu.
Gle.
PoF eaAnto Ol die 8 do Ss1Iism.
bro do 1906, Angela R.Qusna como
d0mandAnts, cbInvo ma center Gle On
90 favor sn 0stA OoFts Dc ristrito son
Ire EDifAnio r. Nsss, GAvino Dor
del , 10 ae0isdad iudustrial. do Dor
del y Nsss, por IL suma de euairO-
Gle, tcs dollars, mas los ioIsrssss 10.
ire dshs 0antidad 6 rs26n 6el uno
por eIsrto mOrsuAl dsads el die IL do
Noviambrs de 1.SOO, h,Sta que see
satiaissha , CtHIAs que 20 dsvsuKusn
On Osaa OissuOi6n.
PoF ouanIo diehA sentebOiA tsS
anoadA en sl r gitIro de oHusas do 10
oAsina del BssrsIario de dishA Corts
81 die J Afio antsl nencion Ados, , que
la suma de cNstFoaisntos dollars, CON
nlaFtsSs sCbFs 10 miImA % rsAimsnte
dshida y 90 hsllA pandispIs dc paro
sara natI,tAssf lA ltt,rldA Sentsn.
eiG
Por IaDio 30, Jo,6 Labrador '
VinA ., Msp,hs de la Co 10 Dc Dis.
tViIo nal DlItFIto Jrdieial de San
Juau, be dispusalo sacaF s pdbli0A
lsubAsla los siguiantss hisnss snbHr
gAdos { os dSmAndados.
Un oarro idSOhrs de PrimsPa, Onn
parillas FaFa nuevs plumeroa, Up
saPFo fdasbrs Dc Segunda o,n porIllau
G'A HiOts plumsros.
81 Ant0 de la aubaOta tOr dek afsa
20 81 die 81 de EEsro Dc 1,007. bora
Dc les dos do lA tAEda, 60 mi ofelna
sita sn 81 miImo OoinOio De IL Corta
Los b,soss Ssran soiudtsAdos Al
msior pontoF J sl sAgo Do 10 vents e
hsTG lfSatiVA % sl a0t9 Dc la adiudl.
essi6n.
San Jsau P, R. Rusro 4 de 1 pa7.
Jost Labrador
NArshal De ls ceits de Dlstvlto Dc
aaa TEAa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
IlT|CUlOs FRIVC1NS

CsmiaetIS 0 Dc hilo do EGcC Ella blan.
eaS y sruda0 de varias Q ASeS, calosGi'
uss negros. barecs y do tAnts.ia.
NOdisS de- todAs eases para Z. fora Q.
Oalestinss ! az ph'S. PInaelos do
hilo. bordados, dssds 50 ssrtavos
hsAta el so uno. Pe,fAmsJis de las
msiapsS meraS ir nsssAs, Polvoa,
iabor ss, bvillantina. assiteS, tIc,. ate,
T do ESQ 90 Or susp'rA 90 OI sPa
Via B'sA's, dc Pedro GIust', Forta'
leIA n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
Callicida Robinson
II meior remedio para los ca.
Los. Pfdase en- las Boticas.
+. MGTIHz0
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULISTA. -Ex.medico au.
xiliar de la Clinica oftalmol6-
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de IA Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Cor sultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuzn "a, (cerca del Tea
tro.l - Horas de consulta:
De oz12 de Ia maiana. -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 849
de la mahan2. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
F. FONT Y HERMANO.
!E 0E!EA LLQv!LlR

Uua casa en San Juan, Qre vA'eA
dc 80 ( 40 dollars msuaualeS ri que
ha de t1mAYlS % parsor . dc toda 70.
rantis. / formarGn ea 10 Yedase On
dc ests psri6dieo, donds 70 rssibirGn
pHoposic!onOa varbalss 8 por eoYreo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
haglesia e|eIvescente granular
De XeRb&

Entire todas las marcas hssta hoy conocidas Ia MAG
NESIA DE ZERBI merece el primer puesto, va solo
pcr grato sabor comprobada ecaca suo porque IA
nca eaborada en- la orma granular mediante combi
na6n verdaderamente qufmca paso que las demas
nesias son meras mezclas de vsrias sustancias.
La magnesia granular de Zerbi recomendada por
los meores medicos afectos curavos sempre
guros De venta en- Farmaca de Zerbi San Francisco
So San Juan Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-17
FSbIIca Dc NSquIna' Dc To;-
tat cafe Do VIcur capIIIs!
San German P. R.

Be fAhFisan sstas mGQuinAs del
tAmAAo , presto que 60 pidAn ExAs'
tamsnta igualss les que 90 imsoFtan
del SxtFangayo. 81 tAmGAo de 10 Uul'
gsdss Dc largo, 9 de snsho , IL Do
Alto, ssls dos dsllssa. De mayor ~
mAAo suhen los uraaios.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
nrav.And.rsnn Mnn.i.i.

Many guests attended the wedding
OF Dr. oliver j. Gray and Miss A.
Viola Anderson Of Fallston. Md, on
Wednesday last of whlch mention was
made in the Evening Journal yesterday
The bridal chorus was sung by Mrs
Ellsworth scaffr The ushers were
Clifton Bounds. OF He1ron. Md. Eli
ward Frazier of Wasn nston william
Anderson Of Fallston and isiwood Mar-
tim OF eBlair Nd. ENood Anderson.
brother OF bride, acted as best man.
Miss Catharine Collins was maid Of
honor. The flower girls were Elizlbeth
McComas and Mabe Girth both Of
Fallston. Tho bride was given away
by her uncle. e, S. Anderson Of Balt.-
more. She was attircd IN white banza
silk, trimmed I'M lace and carried q
shower bouquet Of white roses and NE
lies of the valley. The maid of honor
wore a white-net gown and carried. a
large .boquet OF pink soseH The littie
flower girls made "a beautiful display of
the flowers as they strewel them i'm the
way of the retreating bride and groom
The nuptial service was performed
by the father OF the groom, Rev. ]. w
Gray of the Wilmington Conference.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Rlrthday surnrIse Party

A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Annie L. Banks at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jabea Banks.
Brandywne Springs, on Thursday even
ing in honor of her eighteenth birthday.
Sho received a number of handsome pres
ents and at a late hour the guests were In
vlted to the dining room where refresh
ments were served. Among. those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Banks. Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w. Crossan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sudh3m and son, Mrs. Harriet Smith,
Mrs. Harriet Jones. Mrs. Samuel Jones,
Misses Jessie Banks Agnes Jones, Flor
ence Ware. Ruth Jones. Evelyn Robinson.
Alice Knotts, Bessie Mcdonald. E O..
Justis. NJ. +. Prison, Florence snitcher
Anna Pordham. M. Eta Hobson, Annie
]. Banks. Laman.a Sayers, Mary Snitcher,
Ida c. Hobson, Margaret sayers, Messrs.
Thompson l.. Bally, Charles II. Jones,
Jessie h. Jones. Jr., Jesse T.. Jones, G. j.
Smith. Harry b. Jores, Alfred Taylor,
Reuben s. Pordham. William Benson,
George L. Weer. Charles r. Moore,
Charles Knots, Linden Knots, Samuel
snltcher. William Mark. r. A. Mcdonald,
Francis c. Macleary. laurence II. Hcbson
Clarence w. Pierce. c.. W. Mcdonald,
George Hobson. Joseph L. Slack, =. l..
Brackin. W. s. Lyman. Evans Crossan,
Gregg Derickson.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
HITCH OVER
FRONT STREET
]. Frank Ball Asks Street Dr.
TeCtOrS TO Change Their
Widening Plans

AT this mornings meeting of the
Street and Sewer Department, ]. Frank
Bal, representing the estate of Nathan
Lieberman, appeared before the direc-
tors relative to the widening of Front
street from Market to Poplar.
Mr.. Ball said the estate is building
in Frotn street between King and
French streets, He believed it would
be an injustice to compel the builder
to go back e'cven feet as it would not
only curtai considerable expense but
would injure the value of the property.
as adjoining properties would still
stand upon the original building line
He asked that the board take some
action and suggested that If his client
was to be set back all properties
should be similarly treated.
President Melvin stated that it would
cost a large sum to condemn all the
properties but what could be done
would be done.
May Condemn Properties.
Mr.. Sparks asked Mr.. Ball If he
would be satisfied with the condem-
nation Of the frame buildings adioin-
ing the ioberman estate to the west
in reply to which Mr.. Rothschild, who
is also Interested in the estate inform
ed the directors that such a movement,
would be more satisfactory than the
present conditions, although not all that
could be desired.
Two of the contractors erecting the
/ building were at the meeting and stat
ed that any change IN the present plans
would work hardship upon them.
! The matter vii be taken up at spec
/ ial meeting of the board. Director
Gray was not at to-days meeting.
A communication was received from
| the Brownson Library Association re-
questng that the department do some
thing regarding the condition Of Car
penter street between Jackson and Van
Buren streets, as water drained upon
the associations property. AS the
street is not owned by the city no ac-
ton was taken.
A petition was received from the
residents I'm the vicinity of Tenth and
Walnut streets, asking that an arc
light be placed at that corner. The
matter was referred to the street COM
missioner.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
MANY BOYS In
CITY COURT


out Of the twcnty-one prisoners ar
raisned in city Court to-day. twelve
of them were boys. Eight were charg-
ed with disorderly. Uonau.., hut as none
Of them had been n trouble before the
court dismissed them with a warming
The remaining four were accused Of
the larceny of two Tevolvers ami
twenty-five pounds OF lead the prop
peity Of Frederick HlnGerer. They
gave the names of William Hemping.
Clarence Walker Earl Walker and
Howard Walker. Humane Agent
Stout win investigate the case ard re-
port to the court on next Saturday.
No Case Against Him.
The evidence against Michael Au-
gustine accused cf the larceny of brass
the pr per;y of Ryan and Kelly, was
not sufficient TO held him and the case
WAS dismissed. Ii was charged that
he stripped ain engine nf nearly en- the
brass and copper parts. damaging She
machine to such an extent that the re-
pairs will cost about 500.
Harrison Crittendon, colored. CHARGED
with disorderly con-iuct. was discharg-
ed because the prosecuting witness,
sadie Taylor, failed to appear against
him. George Lawson VIII receive q
hearing tomorrow morning on the
charge Of asslu'i ana battery. his bail
p ing fixed n the srrn cf $500 unt1 that
tme. a fire OF $40 and costs was Inn
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Teachers Entertained.

AZ the Friends School yesterday after
noon, pleasant event took place when the
primary teachers and principals Of the
city were entertained by tho kindorgar-
ten teachers. Tho occasion was TO cele-
brate the anniversary of Froeheis birth
day, the founder OF the kindergarten sys-
tom. About nfty young women were pres
ent ana all enjoyed the delightful program
under the direction Of Miss Weaver
Several piano selections were given
which were enjoyed ana at the conclusion
OF the games a social time was spent. a
committee OF young women served refresh.
ments Of ice cream and cake. All present
appreciated the entertainment of the kim
dergarteners and - a novelty It was a
success. Miss Mary G. I. Williams was a
guest OF honor
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Gave Wedding Reception.

A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Griffith on Saturday evening in
honor of their marriage on April 49, 4
pleasant evening was spent and an present
wished them a long and happy life. Those
present were: Mrs. Kate Griffith, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Grifnth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Walker. Charles Griffith. Elmer Griffith
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griffith Miss Ada
walker, Charles Walker Bertha and
Earl Walker. Willie Griffith. Mrs. Rachel
Cannon, Mrs. Annie sh1es, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph srmon. Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Dowell. Mr. and Mrs. William Mcdowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Jones. Miss Clara
Stuart. William Jones, Margaret Jones.
OF Philadelphia; Henry strubling. elem
Shoemlg. of ST. Louis;' Joseph Fernandez.
Dan Mitchell, David Johnson, Ben john
son. oliver Wilson, Charles Peck, Mr. and
Mrs. John Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Lawson Stull Mrs.
Jennie Pierce, Mrs. Weldon, Miss Ethel
Weldon Miss Emma Walls, Miss Edith
David, Mrs. John Legates and son, James
Ralston, Edward Murry, Miss Myrtle
Smith and James Stull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith will reside at
Sixth and Spruce streets.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Social Notes
Personal and Social Notes

George Cook, Of Baltimore. spent
Saturday with friends n this city.
Carl Powell returned yesterday TO
his home IN Pocomoke city.
Mr.. and Mrs WiNam l.anahan. Of
Chester, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed
ward Mason.
Miss Eta Wilkinson was in Brooklyn
on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Shakespeare. Of Phila-
delphia, has been spending a few days
with lhcr cousin Miss Clara Burgess.
Miss Marguerite Roiph is the guess
of friends in Chestertown. Nd
Albert Thomas has returned from a
visit 10 Brooklyn.
Miss Jennie Weaver has returned
from an extended trip to Boston.
Miss Grace Baud Is spending several
days at Atlantic city.
Mrs. William Mason spent Sunday
with friends near Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimenberg, Of
PHILADELPHIA spent sunday with Mrs.
Lewis Wallace
Alison Blizzard spent Sunday with
friends in Philadelphia.
David Mason and Robert sayers
spent Sunday at Hdgewood.
Mrs. William McCaulley is the guest
OF friends at Newport.
Mrs. /. j. Moore has returned 10
Newark after an extended visit here.
Michael C0nneil, Joseph Connell AMI
mother are visiting friends In New
York.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23

be opened and a musical and literary
program will be given.
Mrs. W. =. Cullen spent part of last
week with Wilmington friends
Mrs. c. J. Freeman visited her mother
i'm Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. r. H. Hardcastle Of Baltimore
was a guest OF her aunt Mrs. w. A..
Comegys severa, days last week.
Miss Lillian Walker mas rocn visiting
friends in Fh!ad lphia.
Miss Helen Bsgs rs i'm New York
city the guest of her aunt Mrs. O. c..
Goodhani.
Miss Dora r. Price is entertaining
Miss Grace Weller of Cumberland MD.
Mrs. Alice Conwell, of Washington.
d. c., IS spendlng some time with he-
sister, Mrs. w. r.. Cochran
Miss Clara Willis Is visiting Phila-
delrhia relatives.
Miss Ridgway of Philadelphia, is
spending few days with N. N. Willis
and family.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
rs PER CENT.
OF the People Of The United States
Are Afflicted.

The most miserable beings In tas
world are those suffering with Dyapep-
sia ard Liver Complaint More than
seventy-hve per cent OF the people IN
the United states are afi.-ted with
these two diseases ana thoir effects -
such as sour stomach. heartburn,
waterbrash hebitual co~tNeness. sick
headache, pains in tha side ana back.
gnawing end burning pains at the pit
OF the stomach, coated tongue and dis.
agreeable taste in the l,outh. coming
mp ~ the food after eating. low spirits
etc. Such sufferers imagine that lf,
is nothing but misery ana are always
looking ahead for trouble that may
never come. These ars only nary
symptoms Of that terrible combination.
Dyspepsia and Liver Compliant. and our
experience proves that almost every
person suffering from ono disease has
the other more OF loss.
For many years the following fca -
muia has been successfully used 10
combat the above named conditions:
Tr. Cinchona Compound. 2 1-2 %
KaStor Compound 1 o., Fuid Extract
Of Cascara Arou-atic, %; This pro-
scription you can set alied ar your
family drug store
Evening journal., 1907-04-23

diest Of all road shows-a comnanv
which is not only up to date. but really
a full year in advance OF an other en-
tertainments-comes 60 the Grand
Opera House FOR three nights and sat
urday matinee, commencing THURSDAY.
April rs, and will give tho paarons Of
'ourlesque a display vhi-h will not be
torgotten In a hurry. The chorus I'M
cludes about % young women. Sc
lected types Of American beauty. These
young women Of superb stage presence
and tuneful voices. viii be led through
various marches. dances. and chorus
evolutions, and wil be o feast OF beauty
that win keep the stage ut up through.
out two Of the seasons most ENJOYABLE
burlettas These two skits. Patsy
Bolivar's Vacation" ana The sultan
OF Half Morocco" a few of the numbers
staged for this company alone, with
beautiful scenery, costumes. etc. The
vaudeville ono to be sanieiched in be,
tween these two burlesques has eight
OF the best numbers which include
Clarence Wilbur & Company Frankie
Bailey, Harper, Desmond and Hnliard.
/ hatte Millsi Black and McCone, Harry
Lamar, Rice ana Waters. Clara Adams.
and Mcfarland and Murray.
A real treat Is promised 10 docal pa
irons Of the theatre in the appearance
here Of THE Choir Singer" the latest
Of the Seasons comedy drama sue
cesses. which win be presented al the
Lyceum on April 25. 26 ana 27.
Equipped with a carload OF artist
cally designed scenery ana with a large
company Of we'll known players, in
cluding some among The number wh-
are gifted with singing voices Of nm.
usual sweetness and cultivation. "Ths
Choir Singer" will challenge the criti.
cism Of the most refined taste.
Driven From Home" a well know
melodrama has been booked for .he
Lyceum Theatre for April 20 and 81
and May l.
On April % and 80 and May 1 the
big molodrama Driven irom Home"
viii be the attraction az he Lyceum.
II IS one Of the best shows to be Of
fered this season
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Townsend.

Special to The Evening Journal.
TOWN SEND. April 23--Miss Mary
Money is spending sometime with her
cousin, Mrs. George Crossan, In Will
mington.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gehring have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia.
after "a visit to relatives in town.
Harry Baker Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with frriends here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Israel Pritchard had az
their guest on sunday. their two sons.
Elmer and Clarence Pritcnard, Of Phil
adelphia. and Mrs. William Dyatt, OF
Clayton.
Mrs. Hoston Atweii and daughter.
were over Sunday visitors with her pa e
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith at
Smyrna.
Mrs. Alice Larrimore and two daugh-
ters Of Annapolis are spending some
time as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Watts
Miss Elsie Adolhelm, has returned tc
her h0me IN RoXborougn. Pa. after a
visit 70 her cousin. Miss Ella Maloney
Miss Devonia Whitlock has returned
from a visit Of several days 10 her
brother at Wyoming
Airs. Nina Maionev viii entertain ,he
Fortnightly Club, this evening.
Charles Jones, who has been seriously
IN for several months. was taken "a
the Jefft rson Hospital for treatment
last week.
The Townsend shirt factory. whicn
has been closed for sonic time IS ex-
pected to be in operation on Monday
week.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
100 LA1E FoR cLAsslFlcATIoN.

NOTICE TO CANDIDATEs-All persons
desiring TO become candidates to be voted
for az the Republican party primaries on
May II. 1881 must hle their names with the
secretary Of the Republican First District
Committee on or before o o'clock j. M,
May J. 1907.
IT, H. BILLANY, Chairman.
&C. s. RICE Secretary a25, 25.2130
WANTED-Two reliable industrial in
surance men. Previous experience not
necessary, Salary So per week Address.
Employment. Evening Journal ae3-tf
WANTED-One vest maker; one pants
maker Apply r. r. ENGBERG. N4 King
street. a2e-2t
LOST r-Gentleman's gold watch between
Elliott avenue and Brandywine bridge.
Reward II returned b no Market St
A25-2s
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
Evening Social.

An evening social was given at tho home
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Fentiman. No. 11i4 Apple
street, in honor of their daughter Miss
Mildred Fentiman. Those present were:
Miss Eleanor Fritz, Miss Mae Thompson,
Miss Mae Adams. Miss Alice Dresh. Miss
Bella Roberts, Miss Lydia Schnllnger
Miss Nellie Dcnight, Miss Essio Nolan.
Miss Evelyn Nicholson. Miss Mildred Fem
tlman. Claude Wiley, James a LeFevre.
Harry Fentiman, George A. Michener
Roland Hall, William Myers, Frank Burke
John Mclaughlin. Frank Thompson.
Thomas Hughes. John Harlklns, Stephen
Coverdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Stout
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fentimon.
Evening journal., 1907-04-23
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

Every one who purchases p ticket for
any Of the five performances Of at
Cripple Creek will be given coupon
on which they may guess tn the actual
number OF people who attend the five
performances. The person guessing
nearest viii receive a fine new upright
piano which is now on exhibition I'm the
window OF No. 5o6 Marke; street. Tho
contest viii be fair as no one person
about the theatre win know the exact
attendance Of the performances until
the close Of the engageraent.
The Boston Bellies" the best and gid =