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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-30

No LLss than three states have
pending now legislation for taxa
ton of bachelors. They are Iowa,
Missouri and Kansas. That is
right: Luxuries should be taxed
heavily.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-30

DURING the past twelve or four
teen years getting even" has cost
the business public OF Nogales
many thousand dollars, and done
the town deal OF harm.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

How long will the business men
of Nogales continue to support E.
]. Pellegrin in his venomous de-
sire to "get even?"
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-30

KILL the bill to do away with
the Arizona Rangers. The money
they cost is expended to a good adj
vantage as a preventative of crime.
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the brothers has left Nogales an /
outcast, and the other hangs on
with the tenuous and venomous
hope of getting even" a little
more? When the man surveys
the complete wreck of the fine assay
business and the utter ruin of the
good and profitable jewelry bust
ness the two owned and conducted
successfully five years ago, what
must he think is the pleasure in
getting even?"
Nor are the Pellegrins the only
ones in Nogales who have suffered
from that same spirit of getting
even" They are the worst suffer
ers; but there have been others.
That has been the curse of Noga-
les. Too much energy and effort
that should have been directed to.
ward building up the town have
been expended in getting even,"
or in defence against those who
were endeavoring to getting even."
During fifteen years past there
have been expended thousands of
dollars in Nogales and vast
amount of energy and vitality that
would have been of great value to
the town had they not been mis-
directed by that very spirit. When
man finds he is the target OF the
"get even" brigade he is bound to
put up fight in defence; and as
"the offensive is the best attitude
for defence" some of the most
vigorously offensive fights in No
gales have been made by those who
were on the defensive against the
"get even" gang, of whom the Pei
legrins were latest and most active
opponents. Then, would not No
gales have been far more to the
good now had all of the "get even
fights instancel been omitted
Would not Nogales have been more
to the good had the two Pellegrini
confined themselves to their respec
tive lines of business-assayin,
and jewelry, in both of which the,
were making money-lnstead o
EN- bracing the newspaper bushes
, to get even?" Would not tn
town ne more to the good were tn
two yet in those lines OF business
and making money now, as the.
were making money FIVE years ago
, And would not the town be NOR
to the good now had the emery
: spent in a defensive-off
, fight against them been devoted t
) other than the work of tearin
down?
The misguided George K. Frenc
was another case in point He fe
r into the town and was receive
, with open arms by the get even
S brigade. They put up money an
S signed notes to start him into tt
+ newspaper business. After he Wa
r down and out, lin a lit OF contritio
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Sc VENDE
cuatro parcjas de mulas
americanas. Estas mu-
las hacen cualquier ira
bsJo y estan en- buen
estado.

Puede dar buen servi-
clio en- la bahia de
Fan Juan 8 en- otro
puerto.
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DE- SOc|EDAD

Doble bautizo. Ell domingo dltimo
Sc llevo q efecto un doble bautizo en-
Dorado.
Dos monisimos ninos de los distin
guidos esposos Mejias-Maltorell, de
esta ciudad, recibieron los aguas bau
tismales, ,oficiando el sacerdote cato
leo Rev. Luis Rodriguez. La fiesta
del bautizo SO llev6 a efecto en- Ell ex-
presado pueblo del Dorado, finca
"Cocal Rosita" de la distinguida Sc
nora Rosa Torrens viuda de Marto-
rell.
Los padres de los nuevos cristanos
padrinos y demas invitados a la fies-
ia Sc trasladaron de San Juan en- ell
ferrocarril y pasaron ALI todo el dfa
y noche del domingo regresando
San Juan en- Ia mahana del lunes. De
San Juan concurrieron como invi
4 Ia fiesta, los distiguidos esposos
Gonzalez -Filippi, senorita Maria Fl
lppi, Consul dc Cuba Sr. Bonaecha
y su lindisima hija la sehorita Tula,
senorita Clementina Giusty y Tere-
sina Martorell ydistinguidos esposos
Guillot- Sres j. Nevarez, cole
tor de rentas del Dorado y Antonio
Salgado. La monisima damita Matil
deNevarez concurrio tambien al bau
tizo. Los padrinos DR.. Lopez Sicardo
y Miguel Matorell llegaron ell domin
go de mahana & la finca.
Un esplendido almuerzo estilo or 10
llo, en- que no podia faltar el"clasico
lech6n (y hubo NADIA menos que cua-
tro asados "al palo') constituyo uno
de los principales platos del espl6n-
dido mend que Sc ofrecio 4 los invi-
tados. A Ia hora de los brindis ell
champaign corrio abundante.
Despues del almuerzo hicieron to-
dos una excursion a la playa cercana
y ALI pasaron ell resto del dia.
Por la noche Sc ofreci6 una RIGA ce
ma q los concurrentes y Sc bailaron
algunas danzas pasando la velada
en- medic de Ia mayor algeria ysiendo
todos obsequiados por Ia sehora To
rrens de Matorell y esposos Mejias-
Martorrell con la exquisite cortesia
que acostumbran.
Los dos lindos nihos bautizados
responder a los nombres de Edna la
nina y Rafael ell varon. Fueron padri
nos los Sres Dr. Lopez Sicardo y
Miguel Martorell.
Larga y feliz vida deseamos a los
monisimos ..'bebes".
Semper.
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Los RE0s AC0sIA.
Candido Sc muestra tran
qullo y resignado
Desafio de baseball.
Ode nuestro corresponsaD
sNon

r
Humacao, Julio 25, 1909.
Con gran exito viene dando fun
clones diarias ell Cines "cuqui de
Rahola en- esta ciudad. Ell entusias
mo de el pdblico es grandisimo por
asistir q esas funciones.
Aver salieron de aqui para Ponce
un considerable ndmero de excur-
cionistas para asistir al match de los
caballos "Carrasquillo" y 'Mucha-
cho" que disputaron el premio al tro
te en- ell hipodromo.
Debido q la complacencia del Sr.
Saldana, alcaide de la carcel, pudi-
mos yer & los hermanos Acosta en- la
zelda donde esperan el cumplimien-
to de la terrible sentencia que sobre
ellos pesa. .Candido estuvo expressive
con nosotros y nos indic6 que es-
taba tranquilo espelando la desgra-
cia que les aguarda. Nos encarg6 di-
jeramos que estaba muy agrade-
cido de los cuidados y atenciones
que recibia del alcaide y demas
empleados del penal.
Estos desgraciados estan juntos
en- una zelda y tienen un centinela
de vista constantemente y dos ca
bos de galera que le acompahan en-
su prisi6n Esta medida h a sido to
mada para evitar algun conato de
suicide por algunos de los otros que
parece no estan resignados como
Candido. Ell 27 del corriente Sc les
lee ra estos desgraciados la senten-
cia de la Corte Suprema de los E. U.
confirmandoles la pena impuesta
por Ia del Distrito de Humacao.
Esta tarde celebraron un renido
desafio los teams de base ball "Na-
cional y, "Wandegriff" en- ell pobla-
do de las Piedras.
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Ell pago de los bonos premiados
Sc efectuara por la Gaia del Ban
co de Puerto Rico como Trustee
de la Lola Sugar Company y
los senores tenedores de bonos de
beran tener presente que desde cl
momento del sorteo los que han
resultado premiados no devengan
interes alguno. San Juan p. R.
7 de Julio de 1909. El Secretario
Abelardo de In Haba.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
'apel de penodico viejo a 81
Iuintal. =
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VICTORIAS.

Rogamos a las personals que
deseen comprar una victoria
buena y elegante Sc dirijan a
nosotros para cotizarles pre-.
clos que seran muy bajos.-
Gambia C &ubbe.
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LOLA SUGAR COMPANY
AVISO

Por la presente Sc hace saber
4 los tenedores de bonos hipotcca-
rios de esta corporation, que cele-
brado ei sorteo de los cuarenta Y
cinco bonos que corresponds amor
tizar en- el presente aho, salleron
premiados en- ell mismo los que lie
van la slguiente numeracion:
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BR|SAS BORING ANAS:.

Asi Sc llama un magnffico walls pa
ra piano, que ha compuesto la tan
linda como habil pianista de Guaya-
ma, senorita Pillar Lopez de Haro.
Estimando mucho el ejemplar q.
Sc ha servido dedicar q "La Cores
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Corresponsal.
EN- INGLES Y ESPANOL.

Un joven de 20 amos, que ha prac
ticsdo cinco como corresponsal en- los
E. U. mecan6grafo y Taquigrafo, de-
sea obtener una buena posicion en- Ell
Comercio. Buenas referencias E.
criba { P. 0. Box 483. San Juan
P. r. 80 V d
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.E| monumento a Victoria.

Para el monumento que Sc eri-
gira en- Londres en- memoria de
la reina Victoria, hay reunidas
200 toneladas del mas limpio
marmol de Carara y 500 tonela-
das de granite.
FL diseho es rico en- dibujos de
tritones, defines, nereidas y mer-
malidas.
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En- esta imprenta SO vende papel de
.leri6dicos q dos pesos quintal
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Reorganization de los par
tidos en- Santo Domingo.
Opinion de un honrado po-
litico de aquel pals.
Aboga por Ia formation de- dos
partidos de- principles defini-
dos.

Ell licenciado Francisco Espai-
Hat de la Mota, paladin gallardo
en- las lides del parlamentarismo,
y una de las figuras mas prominen-
tes de la intelectualdad domini-
cana, hace la siguiente declara-
ci6n referente a la necesidad de
fundar en- Ia repdblica vecina dos
partidos de principles, dentro de
cuyas agrupaciones, quepan todas
las ideas de bien y todos los ele-
mentos que tiendan a moralizar el
esplritu patri6tico en- la alta escue-
Ia del civismo y de la libertad.
Uno de los factores dice el ilus-
tire escrtor- que contribuira po-
derosamente al afianzamiento de
las instituciones, sera sin duda, en-
no lejano dia la reorganization de
los partidos politicos.
Las actuales agrupaciones per-
sonalistas conocidas con las demo-
minaciones vulgares de husTanos,
grenuses, bolos 9 recortados, y que
tanto desdice de la civilization,
convendria refundirlas en- dos par
tidos de principles defnidos.
De acuerdo con la tradici6n y
las presentes circumstances, el par
lido que actualmente gobierna el
pals podrfa llamarse Rojo Conser-
vador; y el de la oposicion, Liberal
dzM.
La desorganizaci6n de estos an
tfguos partidos, debido q la labor
maquiavelica del general Henreaux
fue un paso de regresion en- la sem
da del progreso polftico.
I'm partido es un conjunto de
ciudadapos puestos de acuerdo en-
un modo especial de dirigir los asun-
tos de la legaci6n y del gobierno.
Por tanto cuando un pals care
ce de partidos organizados, es prue-
ba evidente de corruption, deca-
dencia y falta absolute de idea
les polfticos.
Hasta aquf las manifestaclones
del senior Espaillat.
Recordamos que hace alg1n ITEM
DO, cuando ell ciudadano don Juan
Isidro Jimenez, ocupaba la presi-
dencia, varios elementos connota-
dos del pats, emprendieron Ia obra
que propone ahora ell se7or Espai-
llat. Sc organize un partido polf-
tico, llamado republicano, y Sc Ian
z6 uni programa, luminoso, escrito
en- los terminos mas concluyentes
del derecho constitutional. Pocas
veces hemos visto un documen.
to polftico mejor escrito y pensado
Ell efecto causado correspondit
al esfuerzo de aquellos patriotas
En- menos de tres meses llegt
a sumarse mas de cinco mil adhe
stones. Una aurora de esperanto ps
recfa iluminar los horizontes de
porvenir de la patria dominicana
iComprendio Jiimenez la tras
cendencia de aquel acto de dis
erection y de cultura polftica?
A su ilustraci6n no escape el biel
que aquella obra gigantesca en-
cerraba. y lie presto su apoyo.
SQue pas6 despues?
Deseariamos que el senior Espai
Hat, con su habitual franqueza ,
energia y su claro talento, juzgar
en- este momento de liquidaciol
historical, aquella labor del PATRIOTS
mo.
Serfa un bien que harfa a 81 pa
tria porque la experiencia que d
esa obra malograda por la insensa
tez puede adquirirse, Sc derivari
grandes bene6cios para cl porveni
de su nacion.
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A las senoras

Desea colocarse para trahajos do,
mesticos, como costuras de ropa de
hombre, arreglo de Ia ropa de la casa
y otros ofcios andlogos, una sonora
con buenas referencias Retribuci6n
m6dica-
Dirigirse. Gabricla E. P. O.
Box 126.-Rio Piedras
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& canal de Panama.

La obra del canal de Panama Sc
reputa como la mas estupenda en-
el ramo de ingenieria en- los mo-
dernos tiempos. Los trabajos es-
tan muy avanzados i SC cree que
su Inauguration podra hacerse para
el 10. de Enera de 1915.
La obra tiens por objeto CONVEX
tir los wales en- que el canal Sc cons
truye. en- un vasto laso artificial
de So pics sobre el nivel del mar,
por mediode represas, para conmuni
car ell rio Chagras en- el Atlantico v
el no Grande en- el Pacffeo. FL
gran lago interior, asi foI...ado, lie
vara aqua a una profundidad ca
paz para ID navegacion, en- una dis
taneia de 80 millas, que es Ia long-
tud del canal. de extreme ex-
trerno.
II eosto de la obra del canal Sc
Stim a en- 5000 .OOO.OOO
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pondencia" Ia comps patriota compost
tora, le felicitamos por su nuevo 6xi
to.
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Tacho de 7 pies de an
cho con cuatro centri-
fugss, bomba, maqui-
ns, measlador, y todo
complete en- buen esta-
do para hacer zafra.
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1 Remolrader
| iatho , sus
accessories

Pida informes de II. H. Scoville,
Receiver Central Altagracia, Aparts-
do 685, San Juan, P. r. 8 de Rafael
Ramos Apartado SO, Mayagiiez, P. R.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-12
zone Touch of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kim"

When a rooster finds big fat worm
he calls all the hens in the farmyard
to come and share it. A similar trait
when a man discovers something eX-
ceptionally good-he wants all his
friends and neighbors to share the
benefits of his discovery. This is
the touch of nature that makes the
whole world kin. This explains why
people who have been cured by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy write letters
to the manufacturers for publication,
that others similarly ailing may also
use it and obtain relief. Behind every
one of these letters is a warm-hearted
wish of the writer to be of use to
someone else. This remedy is for
sale by Hays & Field and Yellow Pine
Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-12
ELECTRIC TRAINS
IN THE ROCKIES
CANADIAN PACIFIC PREPARING
FOR CHANGE.
Has Secured Options On All of the
Waterpower Sites in British Column
ba, Where Power Plants Are to Be
Erected.

VANCOUVER, B. c., April 12.-The
line of the Canadian Pacific railway,
between the eastern ranges of the
Rocky mountain and the Pacific
coast, is to be electrified, and the en-
tire power is to be generated from
the numerous waterfalls which are
Immediately adjacent to the main line
ofthe road
The recent announcement of this
plan by the Canadian Pacific officials
was not given Justify, for during the
last year experts have secretly made
a thorough investigation of the Wa
ter courses along this western sys-
tenn, and have reported that an abund-
ance of water power is available. To
be exact, the description of the water
falls was that they are capable of de
veloping "energy sufficient to run all
the railways in the world"
Acting upon the advice Of the cleo
trical experts, the Canadian PACIFIC
has secured options on all of the wa
ter sites in British Columbia where it
may be necessary to erect power
plants, and some of the most impor-
tant locations have already been pur-
chased. No definite time has been
set for the completion Of this new
step in Western railroading, but it
can be only few years until passen
gers on the Canadian Pacific will be
able to view the wonderful scenery
of the. Northwest from the open plat
forms of observation cars, and escape
the disagreeable cinders and smoke
which are inevitable at the present
| day.
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.

All members of Hattiesburg com
mandery, No. Il, are hereby request
ed to assemble at the Asylum at 2: 80
O'Clock pm, Sunday, the 18th, pre-
paratory to the Easter service, which
will be held at Columbia Street church
at $3.50 pm. same date. All visiting
Sir Knights are invited to participate,
and the public is specially invited to
attend. J. w. MONTAGUE,
4-10-2t. Recorder.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-12
COUNTY PRIVILEGE TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the priv
ilege tax required by law for carry
ing on any business. or calling in the
County of Forrest, will be due in the
month of May, A. D. 1909. All per-
sons liable to such tax must call at
the office of the sheriff and tax col
lector at the court house in the city
of Hattiesburg, Miss, and procure Ii
censes during the month of May, or
they will be liable to the penalties
provided by law.
This 9Th day of April A. D. 1909.
4-5-4t-Mon. j. G. MAGRUDER,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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ATTENTION, 6RlcKMAsoNS.

All bricklayers In this vicinity, with
and without cards, are urged to meet
at the courthouse Monday evening at
1880 o'clock for the purpose of re-
organizing the local union. BY order
Of William Dodson, general secretary,
B. M. and I. u.
Evening journal., 1909-11-22
SOCIETY DANCES
FOR THIS WEEK

As dances promise TO be the leading
feature OF this season. younger society
folk are looking forward TO ths dances
this week which VIII center about Thanks
giving. on Wednesday evening the bache-
lors' dance viii be given in tho New-Cen-
tury Club and for this a great number OF
invitations have been issued. As many OF
the boys and girls will be home from
their schools and bring with them vis-
itors. the occasion is expected 70 be espe-
cially brillinat. The committee I'm charge
Of the dance comprises w. Newal Ban
nard. Jr.. chairman; Walter G. Tatnall.
Jr.. John Warner and Paul y. Wilson.
The patronesses viii be Mrs. T.. Tatnali
Warner. Mrs. William +. Sellers. Mrs.
Henry T. Scott. Mrs. Howard Pyle. Mrs.
John d. Bird and Mrs. Charles Cope
land.
on Friday evening IN the New-Century
Club the first OF the series OF dances
for the younger set Will be given. This
will be the first dance Of a series Of three
and they are chiefly in honor OF the sea-
sons debutantes. The committee in charg,
is Mrs. Lammot DUPONT. Mrs. T. Coleman
DUPONT. Mrs. James p. Winchester, Mrs
Bessie G. DUPONT and Mrs. Otho Now.
land.
Evening journal., 1909-11-22
partu az carroroft.

A surprise party was given 10 c. c.
webster, at his home at Carrcroft on
Tuesday evening In honor OF his birthday
The evening was enjoyahly
spent. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ..
Webster, Mr.. and Mrs W. M. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton Webster, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Webster. Mrs. Rebecca Web
ster. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Wilson, Mrs.
Joseph Forwood. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Harvey. Mr..
and Mrs. John Oskins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Talley Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Tai
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Borel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calmer Beeson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Habart. Mr.. and Mrs. John Todd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon f. Baldwin. Mrs. r. T.. Bald
win, James Comfy, Jr.. Robert Mitchell,
Misses BIanch Borel Ella Bartch. Eliza
beth Baldwin. Elsie M. Grier. Miss Car
penter. Reba Webster. Elsie Webster.
Viola Webster. Mabella. Jennie, Elizabeth
and Lillian Todd. lillian. Maud. vesta
and Estel Webster and Jennie Talley
Mary Fennimore. Walter Forvood How
ard Webster, Lewis Reynolds, Robert
Armstrong Ralph b. Phillips. Chandler
and Herbert Talley. Harry G. Todd. Har.
vey Fennimore, Leroy Talley. HARRY
Neck, Elmer Squibb. Joseph Derrickson
Albert Simon. Harry +. Wilson. HarolC
Foster. Clinton Todd. William and AT.
thur Webster. Carlyle Simon. Lee an,
Evening journal., 1909-11-22
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH MISERY
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn
or Dyspepsia 60 in Five
Minutes

You can eat anything your stomach
carves without fear of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer
ment or sour on your stomach II YOU
will take a little Diapepsin OCCASION
ally
Your meals will taste good, and any
thing you eat will be digested. nothing
can ferment or turn into acid or poi
son or stomach gas, which causes
Belching, Dizziness. a feeling of full
ness after eating, Nausea, Indigestion
Qike a lump of lead in stomach). Bill
iousness, Heartburn, Water brash.
Pain in stomach and intestines or
other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are abb
solutely unknown where this effective
remedy is used. Diapepsin really does
all the work of a healthy stomach. II
dgests your meals when your stomach
can't A single dose will digest all
the food you eat and leave nothing TO
ferment or sour and upset the stomach
Get a large 50-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from your druggist and
start taking now. and in little while
you will actually brag about youI
healthy. strong Stomach. for you
then can eat anything and every
thing you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery. and every par.
ticle of impurity and Gas that is II
your stomach and intestines is goinl
TO be carried away without the use ol
laxatives or any other assistance.
Should you at this moment be suf.
fering from Indigestion or any stom'
ach disorder, you can get relief within
five minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-11-22
ATHLETICS INVOKED
TO SPREAD RELIGION

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22-Anthony
j. Drexel Biddle and some Of his friends
will give an entertainment in Ponnsyl-
vania Hall for the beneht Of the gymna-
Stun association OF the Church OF 81.
John the Evangelist, on Friday night
next.
This is the frst step in the millionaire
boxers plan 70 extend the work OF his
Bible class and gymnasium association
OF Holy Trinity Church. and establish
branches in all sections Of the city.
The st. John Church Sunday school
had dUindled to almost nothing when
DIT. Earle, the rector, heard OF the re-
suits obtained by Mr.. Biddle IN his
Bible class at Holy Trinity. He invited
Mr.. Biddle TO start a class in the Sun
day school. Mr.. Biddle accepted ana
his Holy Trinity class offered TO help.
october they went to ST. Johns and
took charge. In one month they have
doubled the attendance in the Sunday
school Mr. Biddle is superintendent and
his Holy Trinity class are the teachers
The mixture OF athletics and religion
Is accomplishing wonders.
Evening journal., 1909-11-22
Birthday Party.

A party was given George W. Diilman,
on Wednesday evening at his home, No
1895 Walnut street, in honor OF his
birthday anniversary. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games, music and
singing. instrumental and vocal selec-
tions were given by Misses. stilley Wind
sor, Callahan and Clarken, and Messrs
Brennan, Collins. and Dutton. Amone
those present were; Margaret Mealey'
May Clarken, Irene Callahan. Helen Cal
lahan, Hattie Windsor, Lillian Diilman'
Anna stilley, Pearla Davis, Bertha
Worth. Katherine Gemmill, Frances Dris-
coll. Gretta Dillman, Elizabeth Dillman'
George DilIman, Charles Weldin, James
Harkins, John Worth. Daniel Irwin. Sam
uel Cook, Victor Brennan. Frank COL
llus. George Dutton. Chester smith, VIM.
RUSSELL. James Kelly. Ralph Fidance'
Leonard speakman. and Mr.. mad Mrs.
Fred IIollister. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dillman.