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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS

With q yoier ia which sweetness
power aud eleaFnesa Of tone com.
bined 10 produce the acme Of hu.
man perfection In music. and with
smile the radiance OF Witch lent
the finishing touch to harmony.
Mime Lillian nlauveit charmed an
audience which packed the Dream.
land rink last night
Without considering other spleen.
DID attractions, past and Ia come.
The university course justified itself
laat night Ia giving the people of
Seattle the opportunity ~ hearing
The singing and feahtins their eyes
on the Grand opera star. Who. iu
appearance Al least. embodles au
Ideal OF the power and sweetness OF
womanhood
Nine. Hlauyclt vas gracious O.
her audience She responded will.
lngiy to all calls. despite the necca.
Aty 81 climbing a itlEht ~ stairs 20
the stage ia full view of the an
diuncs every time ahe answered IN
sistent demands tu return. Aud the
manner In which ahe traverssd
these stairs Was In itself an educa
ton IN Erace 10 many 81 her sisters
Who looked on admlfinFiy.
Nine. hlauXelta selections werv
varied enough 10 meet the TASTES
Of all Amoug the fayoHtes su,
peFbly rendered Wefe. Cherry
Rtpe." When Celia SINCE. lluah,
inE song. aud The urueEe That
Blows the BARLEY
Accompanying Nine niauvslt arr
Mr.. Rosvuthal. ytolineriiist. and
Miss kcilogs. pianist 10th accom-
panied Nine illauvslt IN her frat
number. Der hiFt Aaf Diem Eel
san. aud each rendered tao mum
hers on the program which met
with keen appreciation from the
audience. iudKlng from the az
plauac
Nine. Hlauxclt sang Nith equal
facility ius French. German and
English. and inability 10 understand
the foreign languages appeared to
detfaet little FROM the enjoyment
II the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

men'a league which explained the
former cniEmaiicai remarks. and
showed a bit Of CLEVER advertising
nn the part Of the c0-edH A biz
dollar aigu. covering one half the
poster. was designated as the pie
tare promised In the former poster.
aud the meaning 81 Don hold me
uEht Please let me 40. became
apparent ut once when read in con
ncetion with the other half Of the
poster. IN which the dollar sign Is
quoted as saying I'm glad you're
going to LEI me 10 10 the Women
league ball IN the gym on Friday,
the 18th of March
Tie bali will be the first Of it,
Kind ever given by the Women 8
league. The girls have bravcd the
double Jonah Of Friday and the
thirteenth. which. added 10 their
catchy poster advertising. will add
many real conuterparts Of their
dollar signs to the Golfers Of their
treasury. even though they changed
their original plans OF having
leap year bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
s.ks Backing Of 1000 Citizens to Give Proper Sup
,eu to lis Work Of Keeping Voters Enlightened
an Civic issues and Public Men.

criticism Of disappointed seekers
after special privileges
To Keep Close Watch.
"oa the ether hand. It Is our
purpose To- keep a close watch npon
all public officials who fall short
Of the standard which the public
should demand IN al hfanehea ~
the public service, ta the end that
Ne may be of assistance to the
public IN the formation 1T its ludg
ment upon such officials.
With the government weapons
nov IA the hands Of the people. all
that II needed Ia Seattle 10 pro
cure efficient and representative
city government Is an active and
aggressive public conscience which
viii promptly and emphatically
commend good service ia office and
as promptly and euphagically con.
denim shortcomings ON the part OF
public officials"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

seven meN acts we're given he
fore a large audience AZ the star
theatre yesterday afternoon. The
Ioria opera singers, a tenor aud a
h0pfnun. we're successful IN obtain.
ing Immediate recognition for their
akrasabiy blending voices Vera
de ffaasinl repeated the biE his she
made a. The Coliseum early IN the
aeasun With her lyric soprano solos
and violin limitations Lively dancing
la furnished By the Grace Tempest
Trio and other new turns are Leon
ard 4 Ward. eccentric character
comedians. and the Watson Musical
Family. The SONG aud pictures
we're additions 10 the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
FIGHTING COMPETITION

A war IN prices has been lus,i
tutsd In this field hY the tvo lead
Ing forces dealing IN oil. the
STANDARD OH company aud the
unian oii company. The manage.
ment u the iaat named company
claims the biz tfust IL tryink To
siIe competition out Of the field.
The result which is moMt app@r.
eat 10 the buying public Is = cat
IN the price Of saaollhs from sQn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

Well arransed laughs In musical
comedy order make mp an attract
I've bill At the Coliseum this wesk
seldom has snch seil selected
Bill bSen presented ct local van
dexIlln house. cumblnluE. a. i does
novelty. music and humor IN pleas
ms variety and Es4usncr fFaaE
0nsil and Rose kiulsy. aefuhatie
dancers. apsa the hlii. which IN
cludrs Eduafd Rpeseh. On a ues
sailor sonH Cantor 4 Curtis. clos
dancers. the HuEal Trio. comedy
aluaefa. Galaen a Hughes. min
atreis. aad Loprs 4 l.opsE top
iinerH la uerlinriuna musical act
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WOULD-BE ASSASSIN
NOT AN ANARCHIST

Ga have discovered posiiive eyi
denee that Young Avefbnch VAS not
an anarchist and have reconsidefe3
their Intention to have uothinE 60
do with the ease.
Olga Averbueh. sister Of the dead
man. has notified Emma Goldman
through the Chicago press that the
presence ct ia. latter or any 81 her
followers wili not be welcome at
the funeral.
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The PAntaRr4 audience vas
thoroughly 3eli pleased wlih shc
ahus YESTERDAY cuntaininE. As =
did ncysn splendid acts IN additinn
% Eha motion picture and iiipatrat
ed SONG. Evidently The most pop
uiar Number on the program was
the naturn engagement ~ The
Ihrue kuhns. who responded to
heafty greetings b. singing an en-.
tlfeiy nnw aauK The two novelties
wers the acts 81 peiphlno 4 Del.
mora. a French cloWn comedy must
cal turn. and the nandaila. In "A
very clever and thrilling act 81
sharp shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

10 leu The slash In prices has
been under say since November
last other leading brands OF oils
haEr been cut In proportion
u ID simply a move 10 drive "a
from this field" said George y
Cl49Kett. the local manager Of the
Union OF company. yesterday
They are cutting nficeA ouiy iu
these brands % oil which are car.
ried b. our company.
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slaonis. a, the orphsum.

Tho sidoniAa. the tramp aud the
golf eirl. are the leading performers
81 the new week Al the orphsum
theatre. Rose n Seyerns have a
pleasing comedy dialogue. the
Ofmaby Duo are seen IN an eceon.
trio sketch Dave CASTOR appears
AZ scareoraw and Joaephine Regal
plays on tho eornet ard bells. The
song ia good and the motion pic
lures unusually Interesting.
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az unl,.a Pt.s.N

CHICAGO. March 10 The lie.
brcN Charitable society. Interested
In fhe caae Of Lazarus Ay.Fbach,
the Polish lev. who attempted to
aasaaalnafe Chief ~ Police shlppy
and saa shos and Killed By the tat
ter. wiii rehHry the dad man tn
the Wsidhslm crmsterY
The officers 81 the society claim
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CIVIC UNION UNDERTAKES
Membership CAMPAIGN

hudlonE pnaaessloa OF lot :. bloch
u. Terry = SECOND addition a. Sc
attic, ON condition that she execute
. bond IN favor OF Mrs Meliasa
lfadlong for tb.600 tn secure the
payment Of 1850 monthly TO Mrs
Melissa.
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hotel. second Az and Jackson II.
reported 70 the police last night
that he had lost cheek Tor fl7s 0s.
on the Hank Of Commerce, and pay
able "a Pred J. Carlson. signed la.
vid McBeath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

MIas Mildred v. Thomas and Mr..
Rudolph II. Resaler were married
last week By the Rev W a. spald'
ing. d. D.. In the parsonage. l0s
18th ay. n.
Mrs. Alta Nayfield and Mrs.
Mary Stratton will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Of the Gilman Park
NJ. +. church. ballard. Wednesday
afternoon at the chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

pitai. The remains were removed
10 Graham & EnEemAnn's under.
taking parlofs. at Ballard No rela.
lives OF the dead man have been
located
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

noore-eTha Virginian.'
sfand-f Dream City.
Lois south Car liuey."
Seattle Theatre" What Women
VIII Do
Iyfie-nurlesquc
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Novel moving pictures enter
talnrd the usual large audiences
Al the FiyeCcnt Star last night.
I The new series found immediate
popular favor aud will be continued
E for two nights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

s.vie union has lnausuraird
Joy s.ssu for neN members and
.as assss an effort 20 increase IT,
ms .esssln 10 zoe active Nork'
49, ~ he cause Of honest bust.
81 = se.hois IN government and
~ ~ .aTerrsmcnt Of aud respect nor
he ...t opt bv & "a
- ..'sss,ary Of the organization.
w., ss,s q March 3 the eelscts
sso ~. aexanisailon arr set Forth
y ~ N n, appeal Zoe assistance and
~ : aadrcssrd to Seattle ei'''
reuS -. - th. n-ea,i.
-. 49, = at Auth in this eircu.
sa. me liberal publication ~
AZ ~ Is ! s,rneetrd 18th county and
~. -. s.,s.snneni and acts ot public
-S Ii Is the plan q the
s-s.nIsslloa provided sufficient
$500 ear ~ procured. IN pro
~ ! rsalsr burvaa fog the super
800 q IN public business IN Sc.
.n,s and Klng county 80 TIE end
~ serafats Information teEard
- ~ ruduct Of al public 0ifl
~. a. hs Al al times available
=, rrklsr ass and discussion.
wsspeas At Hand.
~. sex have IN Seattle the lnt
e.,,x. and referenaum The direct
.-,mszs and thr recall, said Mr.
a. x~asfday. With these
-nsu.ss ID force the ouiite Eut
-r~sat Il the elts lies Al al iiu"a
,ek,p essy command ~ the eiti
-. themselves. Al that femaina
t~m Il a. il 10 exercise tho pos
90 our command. and ve can
NJ, .xartb the Kind ~ Eqseru.
=, Il Seattle that most q the
dnsens desire.
sWisA these weapons ai our com
rasa tkzfs i even Hanfe than ever
hss-s 4 pressing neeeasiiy Tor q
fnxnns performance % Just The
xs u pubiie service ihs civic
&c. Is endcayurtng 90 perform.
IL oar aesire "a stand behind all
1eskfas and sffieienl public offi.
dxs % the strict enforcement OF
,,eir Outs and to protect them
snsast she misaIFeeted criticism
Il ~ uninfofmva ~ veil a.
Anlnxf he selfish and dishonest
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Seattle Star Exclusive Serviee.l
WASHINGTON. March II. @sYc
gods. observed Representative ia.
Illus Kahn Of San Francisco. but
these cold winds doth bite into the
marrow Of ones very bones
You talk Hike au a, 3r. auoth
another iaWmHker
tbs As aoh SPEAK auoth the
California Congressman. Many
thousands Of times hath appeared
upun the boards Gadz0oks. what
the public Will stand FOR at times Ia
maffrlo'u-H. ma a.a.ffslesa
Kahn followed the theatrical pro.
fehaiou 10 years. playing with IA
via Hooth. Jos jefferson. TomAaao
ssltinl. Clara Morris aud other
well known stars. In 1890 be quit
the stage and began studying law.
LOSES CHECK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

$40 cA~n AND - PER MONTH
BUS tfEN lots ALL IN LAWN
tH HLncha Prom ENpNHfffnN
nHEtfNDa Lots AdIoln TWO CITY
PARKS. Ca 1o.Ff street Leading
DIRECT Ta Nha EXPEDITION and
State tfNffEHairY Grounds Call
on pWHEHH and SAFE Com missions
INTERNATIONAL HO~p
HIAffN CO.
1909 Awsficaa taeh naiidiaN.
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VICTIM DIES.

Charles Lundburr. Who was In.
iured last week ia an accident on
the jackson 81 resrade. died yes
tefday az the Seattle General hos
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seattle Star Exclusive sersieel
WASHINGTON. March io.-@Chirf
tuatlcc Fuller has Just celebrated
his T5th birthday. bat he shows
~ sign II giving up hts supreme
eoaft bob lie will have been chief
justice ~ YEARS neat fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
slo cAsn An 81 rrn uoNTu

BE a matchmaker II pays Watch.
making school. 9Th aud Pike 80
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SEATTLE REALTY CASE.


OLYMPIA. March 10 The 80.
prcme court has upheld ths buds
nleat ~ the superior court % kinE
county. awarding Mr. Edith J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
Vases at Half Price

!, We have fine assortment OF Willow Art
sases, which will be on sale Wednesday at half
Inc regular prices The Vases in this lot sell or
onarily for from 81 90 to Sl2OO
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NOTICE:
RECEIVERS
SALE
By Order of The Court

Whereas. the bids received
By the undersigned we're, aud
are. IA tbs estimation Of the
receiver % no account what.
ever. II Is hereby ordered and
decreed that Is Alexander be
and ~ authorized 10 sell the
merchandise contained IN that
certain building on First sv..
and known az the Monarch
Shoe e. Clothing Co. the fol
lowing merchandise at the
prices stated herein:
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LOSES CHECK.

AlOer, welmars. Of the Cadillac
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
WOODMEN INSTITUTE
CAMP AT NEW CASTLE

State Counsel Garrett S. Smith and
District Deputy W. W. Henry, of the
Modern Woodmen Of America, went TO
New Castle last night and instituted a
new camp of Woodmen with 25 char
ter members. Officers Of the new
camp are; Venerable counsel, Wilbur
Meredith; advisor, Harold r. Hobbs
banker, Harry King. Jr.; clerk. Theo-
doe w. Currander; escort. Albert BEN
nett; watchman. John lester; sentry,
Ralph Watts; board of managers,
Lsby White. Ray Grant, John Jester.
After the institution Of the camp its
name was chosen as Camp Henry, No.
1928 in honor Of District Deputy w.
W. Henry.
Following the selection Of the name
there were five proposition cards read
for the new members 10 be admitted
state Counsel Smith delivered an ad-
dress. speaking principally on the mer-
its Of the order District Deputy Henry
also gave an interesting talk and said
that words could not express his ap-
probation for the honor Of having the
camp named for him. The members
showed great enthusiasm and Camp
Henry bids fair to be a leader among
the other camps Of Woodmen Of the
State.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
DIR. LEWIS NOT
TOLEAVE RODNEY
Congregation Refused to AC-
Cept Resignation and Gives
Pastor a Vacation

Declining to accept the Rev. DR. w
+. d. Lewis resignation. the congre-
cation Of Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church last night granted him leave
of absence for six months with pay
Ill-health actuated Dr. Lewis in maxi
ing his resignation. of.er a pastorate
Of sixteen years. and in granting him
the vacation the congregation endeav..
orcd TO give the pastor much needed
rest without parting with him alio-
gether The meeting of the congre.
cation was largely attended The Rev.
DR.. w. II. Logan was moderator.
pr LOWS said the action of the con
gregation was to his satisfaction. Hc
has not made plans for vacation yer.
but expects TO spend the winter In the
South IN an endeavor 10 recover his
health.
Abuut two hundred members OF the
CONGREGATION united in signing a paper
declinig to accent Or Lewis resigna-
ton. and the vacation was votei affn
the conEregation declined 10 accept she
/ resignation.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
OPINION OF FILTERS
BY NEXT MONDAY

Herbert H. Ward, who with victot
B. Woolley. has been engaged as
special counsel by Water Commission
ers Ford and Shaw TO give an opinion,
on the question of the authority of tho
department TO enter into a contract
with an individual or corporation for
thee rection Of a filter plept from whom
the city could buy its water supply,
with an option to purcl hse the plant
at a future time, said this morning
that the opinion would probably be pre-.
sented for reading at the next weekly
meeting Of the Board Of Water Com.
missioners on Monday morning.
Messrs Ward and Woolley were en-
gagged by Commiss oners Shaw and
Ford. The motion to engage special
counsel was passed over the vote OF
MIR. Knox. the Republican member OF
the board.
The special counsel will be paid per-
sonallv by Commissioners Shaw and
Ford. as under the law the Board ol
Water Commissioners Is not permitted
to pay special counsel without the ap-
proval of the city solicitor.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
CASE IS
AGAIN CONTINUED

John Gavento. a New Jersey trucker.
was TO have been in City Court this
morning. but owing to some misunder-
standing he was not present and thc
case was continued 10 Saturday. Ga.
vento is charged with violating a city
ordinance pertaining to keeping baskets
containing produce in the street. 1t is
understood that City Solicitor Towns.
end agreed to give Gavento a reason
able time to remove his produce ana
he was to have been in court to-day to
make known what he had done in the
matter. Assistant Citv Solicitor Sat-
terthwaite said that he thought the
matter ought to be heard when Mr
Townsend was present and asked that
the case be continued.
Gavento was arraigncd in City Court
on September 16 on warrant charging
him with violation of a city ordinance
on four counts.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
RAND
NOW IN CHARGE
Major Deakyne Returns to
the Engineering Office
in Philadelphia

Major Herbert DealSvne. Corps OF
Engineers. u. stA.. left yesterday af-
ternoon for Philadelphia, where he will
again assume charge OF the United
States engineers office. Captain Lewis
H. Rand. Corps Of Engineers. u. s. A.
took formal possession of the Office in
this city this morning the transfer %
the Fourth Light House District hav-
ing been made to him yesterday.
CAPTAIN Rand has both the offices os
the United States engineer and the
Fourth Liaht House District now in his
hands
Major DealSvne will now have charge
of only one one office IN Philadelphia.
Since the transfer of Major Flac,or ,n
Port Leavcnworth, he has not only he'd
the Philadelphia district. but alsc
charge OF tho two offices in this city
making a considerable amount Of work
for him TO attend to.
The present arrangement again
makes OF Wilmington separate dis
trict under Captain Rands supervision
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
DEMOCRATS TO
HUNT FOR VOTES
Candidates Will Make Per-
SOnaI Appeals in Every =
District Of Delaware

The Democratic State Committee at its
special meeting in this city yesterday
decided to make a thorough canvass Of
the entire State for votes. This action
was taken in addition TO naming Will
liam A. Scott of Townsend and Joshua
Elegood of Enendale for Presidential
electors in place of Edward II. Brennan
Of this city and Joseph e. Holland. of
Milford. who resigned when they found
they were disqualified to serve as Presi-
dental electors because they are national
bank directors.
It was decided 10 liuve all the candi-
dates in a body visit evry hamlet in the
State. to meet the people at their homes
and make a house-to-house canvass. The
touring epedition headed by DR.. Rowland
G. Paynter. nominee for Governor, and
l.. Irving Handy, nominee for Congress,
will start from Smyrna net Monday morn
ing.
During the morning they will visit
the stores and the homes in the town
of Democrats and Republicans alike
and will plead for the election of the
Democratic ticket They will go II
carriages and automobiles.
In the Neck districts. where a nom-
inee for Governor seldom has ventured
the farmers and other residents will b'
visited by the candidates. and the wives
children and babies of the voters vii
be seen. Personal appeals will be mad
TO all voters regardless of party
F'rederica. r'elton and other places j.
Kent county then will be visited il
turn by the candidates. who, in ever,
instance. will go through all the coun
try districts. under the direction of tn
County Committees After Kent count,
| is covered Sussex will be invaded il
the same manner and then the candi
dates will come to rural New Castl
county and wilmington.
During the evenings. at each town o
other central point. mass-meetings vii
be held, at which the candidates vii
speak. No such effort to win the voter
has ever before been tried in Della
ware
The State Committee also decide
TO issue a pamphlet devoted to de
| scription oe the public services o
! Simeon S. Pennewill, the Republican
nominee for Governor. His legislativ
record will be reviewed. and his caree
as a follower of J. Edward Addicks vii
be brought out.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
FORTY-EIGHT BUILDING
PERMITS DURING MONTH

Building Inspector Johnson has pre-
pared his report for the month Of Sep
tember which will be submitted 10 the
City Council. The report shows that
forty-eight oo~~pits wore issued for the
month. the fees collected were S149.
and the total value of buildings and
alterations begun. amounted to $7S.O04
This Is a substantial gain over the
month of September last year There
were thirty-three permits ISSUED then
ltoeal taiue. 859 fSs. Thc fcess collect
cd amounted to 800 -
The last months report IN detail i,
as follows:
Number of dwellings. 81; number OF
stores. two; number Of stables, one;
number of churches. one; number OF
shops, one; number Of back building
10; numbe rof alterations and repairs
10; number of garages, one; number OF
stores and dwellings combined. two
Two chimneys were condemned.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
CLEARED AWAY
STREET STANDS

Pursuant 10 a regulation adopted
several months ago by the Street and
Sewer Directors. Street Commissioner
Frank w. Pierson banished all street
stands throughout the city today
where the propreitors did not also con-
duct a store in conjunction with the
stands.
Only those who have stores. accord
ingly, will henceforth be enabled to be-
guile the lover of peanuts and fruits
of the Southland. The new Street order
had ben broua to the attention OF
the stand owneA sometime ago. and
in most instancet' they were prepared
to move this morning. Most of the
vendors had rented stores beforehand
and these have been already occr '
or were occupied today. The remov
the stands was ordered under the res
Ilation of the street department because
it deems them street distractions.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
LAWSON SAID TO
BE SERIOUSLY ILL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. oct. Thomas W. Law
son Is seriously IN. An announcement
made by his secretary. a. f. Nc
Sweeney, to-day that the nnancier is
suffering from an attack OF grip has
not altogether allayed the fears that
there is real ground for the rumor the
past week that the batter OF the sys-
TEN" has suffered a general break
down.
Coincidental with the announcement
OF Lawson's illness. IL lis to be noted
that National Stock IS now down in
the vicinity of the 81 mark the pound
ing II received about ten days ago
having carried IL down from $3.50.
For the past week Lawson's enemies
in Boston have kept financial circles
clogged with rumors appropos Of his
physical and financial condition. All
of these were denied by Lawson's Sec
rotary until to-day the admission was
made of the present serious illness Of
his chief McSweeney says that three
weeks ago Mr.. Lawson was attacked
by the grip and resumed work before
he recovered. The result was a setbGck
which will probably keep him in his
home for several days.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
DAISY SOCIAL
GROWING FAST

Tho Daisy Social held its weekly
meeting i'm the home OF Frederick Nc
Clane.. No. All West Fifth street. last
night. The social. which was only
recently organized. has 30 members ana
is entertaining applications for mem
bership from II persons. The social
holds weekly meetings n Wilmington
and monthly meetings IN Dover, New
Castle and other parts of the State.
meeting in the homes Of the different
members. The monthly meeting will be
held in the hche of Alfred T. Pyle az
Dover on Sunday About so members
and their friends win leave Whining
ton on the Delaware Railroad on Sat
urdav night and will return on Sunday
evening.