The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 7

THE EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY7UGU6Tyrlior Health, who will make arrangements for the further disposition of sain children Eleventh. Persons who have been temporarily at large hotels or apart OFFICE 111 IN MIINTV (WDM ii ee inn GUEST AND WAITER IN FICHI: LATTER MAY DIE ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. J. DIG THREW 1 ii oil nut i issue UK ADOPTS QiMI ROLES' 111 mum buunub ment houses, in which there Is or hni been a case of infantile paralysis, will not be considered as having lived in t. many Congressman Browning of vuuu -) In the opinion of the health nuthori-' ties Issuing the certificate they may have been actually exposed, and Biich fad is specially noted on the certificate.

Twelfth. Any Infantile paralysis i certificate issued by the State Board of Health of Delaware or a health ofM-' clal of Delaware shall be valid for returning to the State of Delaware for one day from the date of its issue. 1 Physical and Psychological Test Reports to be Submitted to Court NOT COMPULSORY FOR PARENTS TO ACT Another phvuical examination was given three boys now on probation from the Juvenile Court yrnt.rday by Dr. Haw ley W. Ward, resident physician at the Ferris Indilstrial School, who has lioen retained in an advisory capacity lit llfi lilt I lit I Mll'i 'lllrt AV ll ttl I Mil i linncsotans Welcome Candidate as He Speaks From Car End AYS REPUBLICANS ARE REUNITED BY PERRY ARNOLD fatted Press Staff Correspondent yVItfONA, Aug.

Candl- te' Hughes had his as rear platform campaigner in me taidential race todav. It happened mpninr when the Reuubll 16 standard bearer told a crowd of arly a thousand people that he look- for a revival of the American spirit. The Minnesotans gave Hughes a uslne recentlon. As the train came a stop in the station the governor Mathers, a visitor from Miami, resented a remarK made last, night In Jamea place, by a waiter to Mrs, Oscar Porter, 25 yean old, of Atlantic City, who wa3 seated at hla table, He challenged the bervitor, John Foxhlll formerly a bantamweight pugilist, under the name of Terry Fox, and in the battle which followed, Foxhlll was dangerously cut and stabbed. who is a furniture dealer, is 1,1 flnd bR" hftB l'rn refused.

So serious Is FoxhlU's condllion that Vou need a great deal of attention." Mathers demanded an "apology, as you have Insulted thl3 woman." When Foxhlll refused he called him Vle The two men began with their fists. Such certificate Is good for both lcav-I ing the locution ot others in the new Chief of Police Miller directed that ins and returning to the State. county buildin- In hi letter Mr. Speak ante-mortem statement be taken Thirteenth. Delaware physicians man co-operation uv me 1)6 shall immediately notify the State Levy Court end the Public Hi'iiUniij '0'11.

It -'hnrged. had become Hoard of Health of Delaware by tele- nun is-ion in the voik of ollice o.a- annoyed by Mrs. Porter's frequent re-phone (reverse) or telegraph (collect) tion. At the next of the Unit-i miests for service, and flnallv renlled. I A a Body Ilss Some Authority in Joint Building COMMITTEE TO MEET COMMISSION 4i i Jhe I.e.y ourt met in special se- si.ni today to hear lie opinion of Frank 1..

Siieukman. attmncv. lai'ire nr. miv nil.lltlonai legislation can be obtained relative to the joint building opinion management. 'I tie "AuRiiM 9, 1916 "To the Levy Court of New rati' county.

i building to be used and occupied bv me courts, Dy the Levy Court, and by, the respective county officers as certified to by the New Castle County, Building Commission. i "Under the provisions of Chapter! 5(V1 Vnl 1 n.l 4,,, ljq una Wtf.1 inP said New Castle County Building Commission has authority, and la re- Quired to make the primary allotment of portions of said building for said uses. Such allotment has been made by the said New Castle Countv HoiiHinff Commission, and under tho nrr.xHin.! tion took place at the detention house, An.erionn i'lidiusti its and the American and the result will be reported working-man more than anything else. William S. of the lao this upon New Jeraeya high in the near future, together with Dr.

nianiifaetrin State. Ihev point out that Nrw ha Wards i eooni nicndat in the capital invest- of any case of anterior polio myelitis (Infantile paralysis) coming under un-1 der their care or observation. Said notice must be followed by the reg- i ular postal card report. Fourteenth. The secretary of the State Board of Health of Delaware rd Mrs.

Hughes, Just nuisning tneir nere have been no casei or inran-eakfast, hurried out on the plat- tile paralysis reported as yet in the rm. Mrs. Hughes smiled and the city of Wilmington," was the answer jvernor waved his hand. The crowd made to a question asked of the local lied its greeting. Then the gover-, Board of Health this noon, and the spoke.

I same conditions exist all through the Here is his end-of-the-train 1 State, says the State body. It is with. Foxhlll was evidently conquering his 'h'doriral examination by Professor II. worth of law mateiials annually; turn-opponent when they" went to the .1. Humpstnne, of the diversity ot VMr T'1 ground.

Mathers la charged with hav- Pennsvlvania, next Tuesday. I 'm? a l.i.i. I lm workmen, ami paid these em piny ei He may, with the approval of the presl- "Gentlemen: You have submitted to' dent of said board, issue further rules me, for my opinion, the question and regulations as may be further ex-; whether the Levy Court has the suth-pedlent or necessary to control and orlty to make any change in the al-stamp out anterior polio myelitis (ln-lotment of pinions of. the new countv These Mime boys will be given a rd iv. ii- I I ii.

i -I iiniu iiM.nu uim "lie un- examined ncv.lcl dental work and his, adenoids scraped. Aunt her boy, who tony ue tied, will need to have th1' tendril of the tongue Inured. In the of the third boy. Dr. Ward recommended special treat im nt for one eye.

Otherwise this Is.y was normal, the report said. Chief Probation Oflieer K. Uos Farra report the result of last week a examinations, both phvsieal and psycho logical, to Judge Prickett at this after' the said Mr. ump speech as ftps dentiai can- idate: I "Good morning. I am very glad to fve the opporturt.ty of saying good coming to you.

The fact that you re here at this hour shows the deep; terest taken In the work of thl urapalgn. I have found this interest revalent wherev-r nave gone ana.the g(ate There be no charge me it is a vffy hopeful sign. It pans that we want in this country revival of tke true American spirit. means tha as we iook to.tne ni-1 ure we wan' to sateguara an me in-, noous session of the tonrtrnn Congressman elected In the Wll- Ju.h;e Prickett ill probably make ROn landslide of 1912. known the psychologists and ptiysl-; rontlnnlni? rmnrreKuman nrAUTilnn erests of this country by wise 4 eian' reromincn.ini ion to the hoy" mlldlng poicies.

1 represent nere aitnP boar(1 we Governor Charles U. e-united Eepubllcan party ready to Mnler and Secretary I.aac W. Bowera fieethes exigencies as they arise. of tne loca, Board of Health. of said chapter it la the duty of the Tckwood and Miss Alberta Isaoel Levy Court to cause certificates of Ludlum, both of Patcrson, N.

.1., had allotment to be recorded in the re-! been chums since as little girls of cordor'a office, for this county. I'ntil, years they entered the sa.nf, kinder-such certificates are recorded no'garten. They were clamntes changes can be made in said allot-, through grammar, high and normal ment by the Levy Court or by any schools, and for two vears have been other body or person. After the re-'teachlng classes In adoinln rooms In cording of said certificates of allot- Hme Paterson public ment as made by the New Castle I ThprPfore when Miss Lockw.nd's MM her yesterday afternoon in said allotment are authorized un- n. parent or guardian.

The Juvenile; turn her present Republican delega-Conrt want it thoroughly tmn to the House of Representatives however, that these recommendation); tno next Congress, with everv be givm a recommendation only, chance of sending one additional it is not eoinimlsory for the patents, member. Mv opinion is based upon have their children treated medi-j the fact that New Jersey la normally eally. Where there is a desire to fol-j ft Republican state, and upon the out the suggestions made, the par further fact that the active Progres-nt vill be nssi-ted to the extent of iVM returned to the party and obtaining the best medical attention fori thev will work nod vote for It." their children at i minimum fee, while' The present New Jersey Congrea-in eae wlieif the parents are too w.or slonal delegation la composed of etglit sy, the Juvenile Court will arranire' Republicans holding the First. Second, have the rnses treated lust a skill-1 Fourth, Flf'h. Seventh, Eighth, Ninth "I look forward to an America as America has not been tested efore wen she has to stand in the 'ompetitve strain that will come anew huiope issues from this A-ar.

jnn i oerire mat; norm aiu outh. ist and west, every part of his oontry. shall be benefited by an idmintration that knows no more iartis(i politics for the purposp of nnlitlnl rlnllfa hot an flrimin- l.lf 1 stra'n that devoted, solely to the issued stringent quarantine regu- fantlle paralysis). A ropy of the certificate to lie given children to enable them to enter Pennsylvania is given below; To Whom it May Concern i This is to certify that auc residence Dela ware, is free from Anterior Polio Myelitis (Infantile Paralrsis) infection; conies from a Polio Mvelitia non-infected Anterior! I Infantile Paralvsis) i district; has not been in contact with said disease and has not been in or on the premises on which there is or has been a ease of said disease during thii year. dii Pont Company WU Fight Hague.

Dr. X. G. Hudson, chief medical director of the duPont Powder Company, has Issued Instructions to all resment physicians and surgeons at the company's plants reviewing the present outbreak of the disease and methods adopted to combat the same. That tho duPont Company Ib Interested In the fight against the plague is due to the fact that the last census showed 1,672 children living at Carney Point, N.

alone. The census of the colony at that place shows there are living in family quarters there, 1,481 men. 1,143 women, 1,672 children and about 4,905 bachelors In bunkhouses and hotels. In his instructions to the physicians and surgeons of the company, Dr. Hudson says: "The discovery that the disease can be spread through the agency of the secretions from the nose and mouth gives us a point from which to start a practical sanitary crusade.

The studies to date leave little doubt that the disease is generally spread by such secretions and discharges, sprayed by coughing and sneezing and otherwise. The studies have also made clear that the Infecting organism has a high degree of reBlstence to drying and the other agencies which render so many of the disease-producing bacteria Inert. Therefore it behooves us In the presence of an epidemic to put Into operation all of those measures which tend to pre-i vent the spread of. Infectious material I either directly from one person to another, or Indirectly through food and drink, by Insect carriers, etc. i Bearing In mind what we have i this Clerq, jdson -kwelt Mr.

ienne rnitig I only Itory, i H. tacle, Ig-ex- I ap- mous ana." dure mar- lusic, moat I for, week' car-r ln anca 17. mted of trnal at- and i as-! at- i the and irdl- ii I iary. 1 ln in-lure ipa- 1 of a for The and i K. Ving arm who ven1 in.

gest ani lonjr la it a to of In mch and Use- YT. he (the ton anrt lent, hT" an- lie I'he IN of no tt. ns ic-be be Hi. d- e- be a Id He h. is ir r- i- fn h- Bl 0.

e- re p- ls to Follows Lead of Neighbor: in Infantile Paralysis Fight STATE STILL FREE FROM DREAD SCOURGE I Although Delaware Is free from infantile paralysis, the State Board of Health, meeting at the Hotel duPont at noon ftn(1 regulations pertaining to the en- trance into this State of children under 16 years of age, similar to those now force in r-ennsyivania. inese went Into effect immediately and as soon as possible the necessary Inspectors and other officers to enforce them will be engaged. the hope that the precautionary meas- ures adopted may be successful in pre- venting the spread of the scourge Into this State that the board took the Be tjon that it did. -rne certificate, a copy of which is appended below, will be Issued by the Boar(i of Health of any community In for ft whatever. The meeting today was attended hv Ihp fnllnwlnff memhera! Ilr.

Wil- I Ham P. Orr. Dr. A. E.

Frantz, Dr. J.I nrnnor nr v. Steele anrt Dr. A jn consultation wth Following Is a copy of the rules and regulations adopted, which the health authorities will enforce: Wilmington, Aug. 9, 1916.

Whereas, There Is an epidemic of Anterior Polio Myelitis (Infantile Paralysis) of very serious proportions In the city of New York and the States of New York and New Jersey, aa well as a threatened epidemic in Pennsylvania, and Whoraio The Stata nf PcnnovlvanU lations against New Jersey and New York, which in a large measure protects the citizens of Delaware from New York and New Jersey, there are, noweveri otner avenues of entrance into Delaware, which the Pennsylvania quarantine would not protect the citizens of Delaware as thoroughly' as they should be protected, therefore The State Board of Health of Delaware hereby issues the following rules and regulations to remain in force until ordered discontinued by the secretary of this board: First. All rules and regulations governing contagious diseases shall be rigidly enforced. Second. No child under sixteen years of age coming from New York, New Jersey or Pennsylvania 6hall enter the State of Delaware without having a certificate, or clean bill of health, so far as Anterior Polio Myelitis (Infantile Paralysis), is concerned. Said certificate must be Issued by a constituted health official of the State or city or town or county from which said person comes, and said certificate must contain the full name, age and residence of said person and the place of destination.

"rn, vnwnren unaer nmeen veara pe hear ne rert fleates from health authorities certifying that they are from non-infected districts and free from infantile paralysis, and have not been in contact with Infantile paraysia, and have not been in neen a case oi imanuie paralysis during the present epidemic, shall he allowed entrance Into the State without any further formalities. Fourth. Childrgn under alxteen years of age whose certificates from the health authorities show that they have been living in premises in which there is or has been a case of in- epidemic only when such certificates show that they have been under supervision of the health authorities for at least fourteen riavs and have been refmlorly dischanl, s'ill be allowed entrance In the State without any further formalities. Fifth Children under sixteen years of age whose certificates show that they have come from stricken districts 'shall be allowed entrance Into the Slate without further formalities, after securing the local address In the stricken district, exact destination, the name of the householder st destination, and tho name of the travelling companion, and If travelling by automobile, the State and license number. Sixth.

Children sixteen years of age and under whose certificates show thaftbey havj had the lsease during the present epidemic shall be allowed entrance into the State without any further formalities, only when certificates show that they have been under quarantine supervision fpr a' least thirty days, and that they have been regu'arly discharged by the health authorities, and In every such case will secure the exact destination, the name of the householder at point of destination, and the names of the travelling companions, and if travelling by automobile the State and license number. Seventh. Stamp all satisfactory certificates "Pass." dale and sign your tame. Eighth. Persons who do not meet the requirements of these rules and regulations must be returned across any children under sixteen years of age, said adult or adults shall be nnsvation of Its vast Interests.

I i-alut you." W't-n the governor concluded, for- mer Representative Jim Tawney who; home In winona, said he Dan leeitold by the candidate to tell the Tod that he was too tired to shake mm. Hughes smilingly interrupted- he Interjected, "what I said my voice was a little tired, hulthat I would be delighted to hands with everybody here. Vvt coming right down into the red now." It at that moment the train titcd and the Governor had to huy- back aboard after grasping 'm the hands of a few nearby. -'jghes' voice today was notice-'ib hoarse, due to the effort of to the vast crowd last Mit In Chicago. LPWE PAB1Y MITO IS CUT ON FRIDAY 'h Peace Party's automobile will Vive here Friday morning and two.

lie nnr iim.j I air meetings will be held, one noon outside one of the big In-latrial ulants and another in the en'ng at Fifth and Shipley streets, i he sneakers who are touring in the I ace car, are ixmis add.ui nun-j Mphta, Frank Stevens of Arden, and Mss Rachel Knight of Somerton, N. J. The car has been touring Pennsyl-mla to speak on peace at rural cen-rs and large towns, and It comes i Wilmington from Kennett Square, opplns en route at Mendenhall to' old a meeting. From here the party i 111 return to Philadelphia, and they Camden District, Predicts Republican Victory BANKS ON VOTES OF PROGRESSIVES W'ASHIN-ii'lON, Aug. pw lection to American industries la tm paramount iiup in this ranipnin ns far as New Jerey is eon rernod, in the opinion of most, of tin Kcpul licati onyiessnien fium that State.

While ome of them think thai national preparedness looms up us a iiiiiu iitv mil 1 1 liu ui iiidloril inn ff.i in manufacturing; ues S.IiMO.RIM) In Wage. no tn present campaign Is the Representative William J. Rrownlng, of the First New Jersey district, when asked for his opinion. Drowning Is serving his fifth year In Congress, is a candidate for re-election and will have no opposition nt the primaries. As his district is overwhelmingly Republican, he Is sure to be returned.

He enjoys the distinction of heine the onlv Renuhll- said: "I believe our State will re- Tenth districts. The Democrats the Third. Sixth. Eleventh and Twelfth districts. Congressman Isaac Paeharach, of Second New Jersey district, after declaring that New Jersey la preeminently a manufacturing State and that protection Is the supreme Isaufl far aa that State la concerned, predicted that Hughes will carry New Jersey by RO.nnn plurality.

DAUGHTERS OF NAOMI MEET. The Daughtera of Naomi of Richard son Park Sunday school class met Tuesday evening at the home rf the teacher, Mrs. Stewart, A very do liilitrul time wns spent. Those present were: Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.

Hlth- word. Alva Lynch, Msry Sapp, Mabl Work. Irene Terrell, Ed'th McDongh, Grace Haynard, Margaret Brodley, Carrie Wright. COME, Tr- urv aWHM Special TODAY Men's Suits, $7.60 to $1.75. Odd Trousers.

$2.00 to $4 50. Ducks and Khakis $1 to $2.50. Straw Hats, 25c to $2 50. Special Shirts. 65c and $1.15.

Palm Heach Sulia. $5.00. Cool Cloth. $5 00, All nies aming them now, but they will soon be broken. 80 come at once and get yours.

JU ILIN HOME STORE. 6th anil Market. Friends School lh and West Wilmington, Del The oldest and largest preparatoij school tn the State A corps of 21 experienced teachers Excellent equipment. Thorough la struct ion. A school that takes boys and glrlt A vain rf aa nH In f- atmosphere, under the a congenla' charge of specially trained men and women without loss of time through changs of schools, fits them for college or Fall session opens Sept.

IS. 1911 For catalog address Uersckl A. Norris, A. MV rrincipal. D.

A. Phone nn daily Sperlal Woekly LADIES VV11T AN rth' by that nupviHni'i. tt rlrt of II r-J. Ill net thf fntT for 1 SS. VVtl.MtXtlTON.

t'KL. 'n 1 vu 1 1 mm mrf learned about the existence of appar-, Building Commission for the City WHILE ARRESTING WOMAN, ently healthy carriers, it would be of Wilmington and New Castle County, 1 Patrolman Norman Brown was In-prudent to exclude the Influx to the Prescribing its Duties and Defining its' Jured this afternoon In a scuffle at the works colonies of any persons, and the Levy Court was unques- i home of Mrs. Minnie Evanj, No. 614 particularly children from a section tlonahly the proper body to make and King street, when he attempted to ar-where the disease is known to be mrtifv in the allotment, i rest the woman on a charge of con- Her the r.f the Revised Code of 1915, which is as follows: The Levy Court of New Castle county may make and certify an allotment of portions of the County Court House of said county and from time to time make and certify such changes therein as it may deem proper and fit, to be used and occupied by the courts of the State, in and for said county and their officers, by the Levy Court and its officers, by the Sheriff, Register of Wills, Recorder, and such other county officers a3 it may deem proper, for the use of the county as a Jail for the temporary detention of prisoners, and for the New CaBtle County Law Library Association. Vpon the making of said allot- ment or any charges therein, the said Levy Court shall, in writing, certify to said allotment! or changes, and shall file the said certificate with the Recorder for New Castle county for record; and said certificate, or lie record thereof, shall be conclusive as to the matters therein contained.

"Before the passage of Chapter 10S, Vol 5S Laws of Delaware which la an I Art entitled 'in Act to rre.itn I hinder the provisions of said section under the provisions of ini nt hn unlrt Pevlnert Pode of 191S 108, Vol. 29, which la as follows: The commission shall take and have entire charge of the County Building for New Castle county and the Municipal Fluilding for the city of Wilmington now under construction, when the same is finished- It shall be the duty of the commission to keep nnd maintain In good and proper rr pair and condition both of the said their furniture and fixtures, and every part thereof; and to see that said buildings tre properly furnished1 l-'h heat, light and wale'; and for this purpose the commission Is authorized to expend nut of the moneys, hereinafter provided for, such sum or sums as may be necessary in the "This section provided that, raid ruhllc Binding Commission for the city nf Wilmington and New Castle county shnll take and have entire charge of said County Puildlng when the same is finished, and 1 nniediatelv following said provision the said e-l defines the duties of the said Public Building Commission. One of the rules of construction, in the inter pretation of statutes Is thai wordi (f a i.ioa.c.u. a.iu luusmuen as me ais- ease snows sucn a strong tendency to spread amongst children, prudence ln the body tf make suggests the discontinuance of those i nnd ad changes, unless It Is functions where children are wont to deprived of Its authority by the pro-assemble, such as schools, kindergar-; nf Reption R. of chanter Ing drawn a pocketknire.

cut a gash across FoxhlU'a brea.it drove the blade, three Inches long. Into the chest over the heart, and then Inflicted two stab wounds under the shoulder blade. FRIENDS III CHILDHOOD, LOSE LIVES TOGETHER NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Miss Adelaide "Ulie on.iiu.s i-n- Ogdensburg, N.

and she sank with cry, Miss Ludlum bravely swam cut to her rescue. In the panic of her fright Miss Iiockwond threw her arms about her chum's neck and In 'hat death grip both went down and were drowned. The bodies were found an hour later. AGUILAR IS REPORTED KIllEDJT VILL1STAS Py The T'nited Tress. F.L PASO, Aug.

1. General Acullar. commanding the escort of Carranzlsta troops and a number of soldiers and passengers are reported (killed in an attack by Villlstas against a passenger train at Norla station on the Durango-Torreon line yesterday. About halt of the twenty Vllllstns in the band were killed, Chihuahua City advices stated. An unconfirmed report reaching American military men here waa that Torreon had been raptured by MI llstas.

POLICEMAN' IX tempt or court. The officer found the woman pack ing her valine. The husband. Harold Evans, appeared on the scene, and, It la alleged, attacked the officer. Evans tripped and fell to the sidewalk, cutting his head, frown secured Mrs.

Evans and took her to the police station. Evans was sent to the Delaware Hospital. LARfiE Jl VLNILE COI RT LIST. A large number of youthful offenders will be before Judge William S. Prickett.

of the Juvenile Court, this afternoon. Levy Court and by the respectlv county officers as certified to by the New Castle County Building Commission after the recording of the certificates of allotment which have been made by the said New Castle County Building Commission, "Yours very truly, "Frank L. Spiakman." Fpon motion of Mr. Burris, the opinion was rerelved and filed. Mr.

Grovea said the Lev Court ought to move Into the new building a' once. Mr. Fouracre believed a committee oiiEht to tie named to act with the Building Commission relative to the office assignments. Mr. Hollingsworth and Mr.

Burris agreed to have the rommittee named. Mr. Fouracre said he was sorry the anything at all with the allotment of, illA hllMHtniT nfflpPft. inv- i Mr. Purks raid he reit every mem ber of the court rhould do hla duty ln the matter He said a similar com mlttee appointed some time ago d.d no' 'lut-'- Mr Furlf8 sal who was a member or the romm f71, 8 pf doln nls worlt on cora" mnm.

nf (hl. rftl1rt -n 'c 'onl U'S? Ii! St lo be on ad Mr Purks taxpayers' money In was Mr. keeping two buildings, pnriig' concluding remark Im. hi.nn filed. The for this Is Hint the report ran- n.n ne recoroen mini mi mmrn cates are not to be recorded.

Mr. Stott siiKgesled that the Public Rulldiiig Coiiiiiilshloii and the Levy Court comm.ttce meet this arternoon discuss the office asslgnmenta, meninei nr tne committee agreed to attend the meeting. The ccuinn'tee cont-ls's of Messrs. Burris, was case will nnd I will and to low to tn to up to by on the i I I I Ill ccme to Delaware next week 'oifanfile paralysis during the present tens, moving picture show and the like, until the present outbreak shows signs of coming under control. "In addition every effort should be made to put Into operation the general sanitary precautions such as those directed to the extermination of flies and other Insects, the assurance of a pure and wholesome dietary, and such measures of personal hygiene as will maintain the highest standard of vitality." Central Labor I'nlnn Concerned.

The Central Labor I'ninn has sent the following letter Miyor Price. asking what precautions are being I taken in Wilmington to safeguard against infantile paralysis: Wilmington. Aug. 8, 131. Hon.

James F. Price, Moyor of Wilmington, Delaware. Dear Sir: The Central Labor Union desires to ask you what precautions have been taken by the city of Wilmington toward considering the epl- demic of Infantle paralyala that la In existence In nearby States. The organization notices that States fully a though demanded. a large fee was bein HIRE MEN FOR REAL SERVICE ONLY.

i.GROVES SUGGESTS At the session of the Levy Court today Benjamin A. droves sugcested the committee to confer with the Public Pudding Commission to take the tiiestlon of employes. "Are there ton mnny people employed there?" be ahked. "Men should not be employed for anything but real ser hfl S(l(1ed ran run that building, but we have the right tell them to be careful." BRITISH HOLD UP BALTIMOllE, Aug, 0 An Imperial decree permitting First Lieutenant Paul Hcspe of the converted cruiser Prliu Eitel Frledrlch to marry Hilde-gard Schwleger, who came from Germany to Join her fiance after the internment of the ship at Norfolk seventeen months ago, Is believed to have been sent from Germany and to have been captured with other mall the British Without It, as German subjects, they may not marry. SEIZLR WITH CRAMPS.

John L. Slape. aged 36 jears, of Columbia. was seized with cramps this morning while walking the street. He was removed to Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance.

MOTHER OF FOUR CHILDREN How Lydia EPinkhamWeg-ctable Compound Kept Her Well and Strong. Lincoln, Illinois. "I have used Lydin E. I'inkhum'a Vegetable Compound for ten years witn good results and I nave four healthy chil dren. This summer I was In a very run down condition and the vervhotweatht-r acemed more than I could stand, but I commenced taking your Compound in June and from then until September 25th, when my Inst baby was born, I got along much better than I had before.

My baby was a girl and weighed 14 pounds at birth, and 1 recovered very rapidly which I am sure was due to your medicine. I nn well and strong now, nurse my baby nnd do all my work. I had the same pood results with your medicine when needed before my other rhiLlren came and they are all healthy, Mv mother token vnur medicine i i a witn equal sansiaciion. cMie non ner list chi when nearlv 44 vears old and feels confident ahe never would have carried him through without your help, aa her health wai very Mrs. T.

F. Ci-oyp, 1355 North Gulick Ave, Do-1 catur, III. Espectant mothers ihould profit hy Mrs Clovd's experlence.and trust to Lydia E. rinkhsm'a Vegetable Comfiound. Free confidential advice had by ad- dressing Lydia E.

Tinkham Medicina Lynn, TOO LATK TO CI, A SSI FT. I orit lv-THE mfIihf.us of mux dyine I.Hye, No. IS, 1, O. nre re.ucMeu to meei hi the nail, 1 7th and midhiwn avenue, on Friday at. I o'clock sharp, to attend the oj their late brut her.

John Anderson. Signed JOJLN McEUlKNNY, angi 2t U. G. mm I8! and hav the as old neetlngs at Newport ana ew astle, The occupants of the car will be elconed by J. Edgpr Rhoads and a low ether members of the Delaware eace Society, and the guests will ir luncheon at 11.30 o'clock, nd then they will go to the street heetlng.

Fliers will b3 distributed ijring the meetings, ana me ueia- are Peace Society wants everybody i oime and bring trienos to near lis vital question of the day. ITAUAX WILL RECOVER. Attendants at the Delaware Hospi-il yeste-day afternoon received word at the Italian who Is a patient there, treatment for a clubbing! "reived at the hands or Detective j. Riley, was Bozr Ilasco. This ln-rmntlon was received over the tele-hone, however, and the address of te man is not Known tn tlm ntivulrlan nt the ispltal.

Ilasco Is not' seriously In-j ired. although It is feared thai trie ght of his right eye Is affected. While numbers of the Fame Fir ompany and other say that Detec-ve Rllev was justified in beating the tellan who had attacked him when laced tinder arres others who wlt-essed the flpht between the men say 'ie detective had no authority to use nth force as he is alleged to have sed on the man. NOIST IN WRONG PLACE. William Taylor, arraigned in City ourt this morning on a charge of dla- are requiring children under th.

ace of 16 years to present a health cer-llon tfflcale befcre being permitted to en- ter. As there has ben no caie reported In Wilmington the Central Labor' I'nion believes there Is no time like the present to take the necessary pre general Import are limited by worda'Levy Court should have to assume cautions. If Philadelphia It.ject matter, so Viat in the const ruc-neressary to make precautions and de tion of said Section 5 of said Chapter ninnrl henlth certificates from 108 nf Vol "I the word nf eonorat of restricted Import Immediately fol-j 1 ttnA OAlatlnit tnA iwn iiis ami i ria iush vj vii-t riiii; import 'shall take and have entitej charge' are neresrarilv Jimitcd bv thei words of restricted Impirt immcdl-! ntelv foMowlnr. defining the duties of! the 'said Public Ruildln? Commission which are 'to keep and maintain In i good and proper repair and condition of buildings, their furniture! nxtures sno every jinn increoi and to see that sain t.unnings are, properly rurninen wun neat an( ln the perfoimnnre of ren under lfi years of age would It not well for Wilmington to con-' rdder the matter, and if advisable, n'nke likewise decision? We nallze that this Is a subject that requires deep thought and that you in your of- flclal rapacity, r.honld have -he full co-operation of the. public.

Wllming- inn is ronuoaie mi ivn wivm only In the perform-; Mr Burris said the new building "Is prP nf duties, th PuMIiag full of mistakes as a dog's hind Dulldlng Commission Is given the an-j leg Is full of crooks." ln exnend out of the money Mr. Scott said the Building Com- Kv th Court such sum mission had filed Its certificates, but rderly conduct, was alleged to have the State line, taking the shortest alked up and down in front of the way from the point at which they cf the Mailable Iron Company; ure held up. but they may be aet nd made loud noises for nearly two; at liberty outside of Delaware after ours. He was fined $10 nnd costs, i having taken their namra and ad- dresses. PFHSONAL.

Ninth. If any person or persons The Misses Annie Clrlrh, Edith should reslft and attempt to come 'ardwell and Lillian Selma ore spend- Into Delaware against the above n-. ng a week it Wlldwood, N. J. iders.

they i-hall be arrested- If nn Mr and Mr. Jacob K. Home, of adult or adults who hav charee of gto case or inrantne pnpiyia. nnr we permit rniinren iimii noni cities or localites where the epidemic Is In existence will we not perhaps be sorrv In the future that we failed to take precautions? Trusting that, ycu will give the con- tents of this letter your consideration, I U. k.

.1 If necessary rilllne the attenthn of the Tonrd of Health to the situation, we are Most respectfully yours, Central Libnr Vnlon. John II. H'-'krv. Pr-nMent HOU3E AGREES ON ARMY BILL. I.

1 1... I .1 p. WASHINGTON D. Aug. 9.The House this afternoon accepted the conferees' report on the army bill, ap pronr'atlng ono for natlmal larkesliiirs, Pa re visiting at the oiiio nf Mr.

nnd Mr. John It. Farrs, No. I20U Second street, thiiituken. toeether with the children, be- r' Tn of restricted mm.

rnnv ne rteceeo.irv iro1 port rler-elee he duties of the suld Pllhlie nulld!" Commission do nv Include 'be anA j.itl.m-ltv tn mnk chnr 'n the nlln'mrnt cf nor-ion of ttie new Countv DiilidinR, tecefnre I am of ooMm thit the vv pr" rf "icrM" tion mn of nvri or imi.i.i end ihfii it th entt'or)'" to 'I't" i i not up in w'1. fore the nearest magistrate and make Information against them lor vlnh- OVEHOME nt HEAT. tkn of chapter 25, article 1, section William Tracy, a steel worker, em- 73 of thc Laws of Delaware, doyed at the Wilmington Steel Com- Tenth. In case the magistrate any, was overcome by the heat while I should commit any such adult to the work yesterday. Il was removed county and there Is no way for the rhyilclans and Surgeons Hos the children to be communl-dtal, where he was revived.

'rate nt once with the Sta'e Board of on land and lowering the age cnnre rr fort'nn Sr ot and Turku. They were Instruct- of enlistment In the regular army rf 'h new Conftv rn'Hni to ie idl ed have Mie offices allotted and fur-and National C.imrd from 21 to 18 av, oecitnied bv he courts, by the nished Pg sorm as possible..