The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 5

THE EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1917. Sunday morning the city collected DAUflUIIO 111 ITflU an assistant to be c'i'P' til thre days a 'week, but no action on this was taken. James Kelly was re-elected HEWS OMR 'fflefLueem I'limii man and Dr. Julius Ootid, nresi COST 48C A DOZEN dent and physician of the Hoard Members of the Home Missionary Society of Nazareth M. E.

Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Wil nnniiT mnin nnnn tiraiin. II Mil 1 1 1 nnw 1VI PiDW YOU'RE A SLACKER IFJflU OVER-EAT WASHINGTON. May 3. Three cournes ill be the maximum, even for formal dinners In the United States, while the nation is at war.

If the women follow the lead of the first lady of the land. White House banquets, in the past liam W. Leach tomorrow afternoon. Canon Mac Lulich. formerly connected with a parish in Ireland, who I A siiKgotion that the prohibition of jtbe sale of hrewvrks for the Fourth of July be discussed was nut with Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

KLKTON. May 9. Ou Wednesday morning Mrs. William Seheuler and her daughter. Miss Frances Wll- jthp information that that, matter ramp I is visiting in this city, entertained hinder the mayor's jurisdiction a'd the Hoys' Club of lnimanuel 1'.

E. Shniltll till furmi fur fit- clt-inn eF oith 11 ll ABIT i 1 l9 Via Water Supply Bad and Residents Warned to Boil it a proclamation. The hope was e- travels in England, last night at the ams fetheuler. accompanied by Clar-presscd that if any action prohibit-' meeting held in the parish house. ern S.

Heaton. brother of Mrs e. I if. lur u''r extravagant u.r.tiu..a a-c uvuift 111 cu it.i cmioit lO lUlvf Up lUCir lave yWn placed Oil last showim; TODAT William Farnum The Eminent Screen Mar in "American Methods" A Special Super tie Luxe Trorluc lion Every Good American Should See. a war footing, seven to ten i a uiu.u.

am. icHiucnce at ZZOi Springdale ave- Instead of the usual rTKiay evcnnii; nus monm. uegin- t.v.-, T1. i Ja. Baltimore.

The courses, only three were served to the The, iting English ami 1-rench commis fit' unl- ICD.l r- IMPORTANT MATTERS BEFORE COUNCIL night was the tnint one held. "su, wutuier A meeting of the A. O. H. will bciwtme Elktou as rector of Trinity ing the s.sle of fireworks this ear wax comemplaTod.

it be made known soon so that merchants would not. stock tip. The rules under -which the prj. vious Council worp tmanimosly adopted as the rules for lie present body. The members had read them over at their leisure and were satisfied to work under them.

Notice that Council had the legal right to allow- ihe Hoard of Education TS.OrtO for school expenses this held tonight. parish, from Uniou Springs, New sions at two dinners rivaling in importance and formality any ever served in America. The menus for both dinners included an appetizer of tomatoes with an- Owing to the advancement of Miss York, Thlincrl, mne ih 1, i .,.,1.1 i Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL NEW CASTLE. May 9. That the city water supply i3 bad and many of chovies.

plain soup fillet of beef with peas and iotatoes; salad, ice and cof iiiiu i.uiiiK7 1 1 uiu jpaii i'oi aim iiuiL city has had in the last few months, more than ever before the merchants the pumps harbor disease germs was year instead of the $Ghmi previously fee and cigars. The dinners were in lino with the required, in accordance with a hill Victoria ITTOWN TIIEATKE. The Met-opolitan Theatre of Delaware's Metropolis. Once again a treat for Wilmington Photoplay Followers. TODAY and for the remainder of this week.

0 A 0 0 The Glory of the Nation Special Prices Bal. Orch. 10 a. m. to 1 p.

10c 15c 1 p. m. to 7 p. 15c 25c Evening 25c 35c Seats May Bn Reserved In Advance here are selling the fruit at 4S cuts 1 noll('v of economy recently announced per dozen, while the finest varieties Mrs- Wilson and the wives of. the Pauline H.

Rogers from second to first vice-president of the New Cas-tle Century Club when Mis. J. Ernest Phillips was elected president, it became necessary for the bard of directors to select a second vice-president to fill the vacancy. They have chosen Miss F-ertha Lambson. The club announces that it will observe "Conservation Day," Tuesday evening, May 22.

with a special program. Mrs. Richard T. Cann, of cabinet members. are retailed In Baltimore for 13 cmts the substance of the report made to City Council last, night by Herbert Jamo3 Watsr-n analyst of the Delaware State Board of Health laboratory, who took samples of the.

drinking water and analyzed it at the request of Council, following the recent death from typhoid fever of Harry C. passed by the Legislature, was received from City Solicitor Francs dell. Janvier. Council to grant the entlrf. sum and to turn it over to the Board of Education when the ci'y funds would warrant it.

A decided stand on the erection of JfrJm ij will deliver an address. addit'ona! telephone, telegraph, street i Kirkwood gooa Hunter. The report gives a HNU DESIHTKB AITO. Shortly af.er William W. Mahan, of Chester reported to the local police that his automobile had been stolen from Eleventh and.

Market streets on Monday night. Patrolman Michael Rarr found the car deserted at Fourteenth and Walnut streets. Th0 machine was not damaged. railway or electric light poles in the in Th nrrraian well RlinDlV. the only Under the auspices of the New Cas-tle Orchestra, a dance was held in of Rimnlv so rred'ted.

but according 'alien and upon motion city was taken and upon motion Councilman Doemer. that water is Councilman Scntman the request of which' the Opera House last night Mrs. Vernon H. McKnight, of North East, has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William W. llurk-ley. Miss Ethel Hall, of Rising Sun. visited friends in Elkton on Friday. Mrs.

Kebtcca Kerr Is recovering in Union Hospital, from a serious operation for stomach trouble. Mrs. Richard K. Fames has returned from a visit to Baltimore. Miss Sarah R.

Miller, of Colora, was 1n tow last week. MUs Mary Evans Harlan. of Cherry Hilt, was a recent visitor here. Thomas Mitchell Garrett, of Annapolis Junction, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence D. Garrett. Dr. Delmar Smithers, of brought out a large gathering of the. young people of the city.

To arouse interest in the "clean- up campaign" beginning Monday and continuing all next week, and particu-1 larly to induce residents of the city to rid their back yards of the ac-! cumulations of tin cans, the civics the Diamond State Telephone fom-panv to put up about fifty more poles in tho city was refused. Councilman Deemer opened the discussion on the unsightly poles end advocated refusing permission for the erection of any more poles within area bounded bv the river and Tenth' street and the dike and Councilman RIeT opposed the restriction at first on "he ground that it would cut down Showing Tuday One Day Onlj Mabel Taliaferro Tho Celchraled Star la "A Magdalene of the Hills" Metro lViinderplajr of How Lot Triumphed Oier Tragedy. Tomorrow (iEOKGE BE BAN and TOLA VALE In "THE BOND BETWEEN" DAWSON'S Queen De Dance Danclnd Blautiful. 'v Club has offered to pay 5 cents a i 'hesapeake City, visited Llktcm last week. contaminated before it reaches the consumer because it is mixed with the None Such Creek and the hnsln supply.

"It is a crime to allow them to furnish that water to the city," said Mr. Deemer, referring to the Delaware Mater Improvements Company, and he urged that the peop'e be directed to boll all the water used for drinking purposes until enndit'ons Improve, Samples of 1116 water were taken from five pumps located In different sections of the city and the sources of tho city's water supply ten samples altogether. The report was accepted and ordered spread on ths m'nutes and given as wide publicity as slb'e. No further action was takeu last night, The Important points In the report follow: Source of Bacteria Intest. Water perc.

c. Hact. Result TONIGHT. OEAND "SjNOWBALL RECEPTION." A repetition of the no. elty that urorsd th fun event of the season when bete few weeks ago.

Private Lemons After- noona, 1 to 3. the citv-s menue hut did not oppose uiinurea jor tneui- ir ieiioreti an the motion. either of two days Monday or Thurs- a a. Jay. This offer, it is expected, will A request from the Citv Improve- mnt ih.f result some acttvc work being done jdclphia, was a visitor at the home of his sisters, the Misses Deakyne, in tbis citv yesterday.

Colonel Deakyne Tlie committee has the children. 'is a brother of William Deakyne, the no idea how far they will have to go money to be spent for the improve local coal merchant, and attended the ment of the roads and streets of New-Castle, in accordance with a bill pass- cd by the last Legislature, was giant DANCING SHELI.P0T PARK Wotlnosday and Snlnnlny Evening. Bird lidnards' Orolio-elrn. bad i to live up to their part, of the pro-I gram, but are prepared ith the I nickels for any quantity of cans, Grand Master Stuart J. Horn and i staff ill visit St.

John's Lodge A. I F. and A. in Temple to-; night. A full attendance is desired pud a pleasant and profitable even i ing is looked for.

I Members of the Junior Auxiliary of I Immanuel P. E. Church are planning for a dance to be given in the par- ed, and an ordinance covering the matter was passed to its second reading. The question was raised whether the commission ought not to toll which streets were to be Improved, and also If It would not be wise to have sewers laid before permanent street improvements were made, and it was decided to thresh these ques- QBE Boulden pump 220 2 Prouse pump Krause pump 13 0 Sixth St. pump 0 i) Chase pump 2ft None Such Creek ..125 11 Collecting basin 85 Banln C3 3 Artesian well 4 S.

Dirmln Hath 25 Dr. Watson p.Isj tested SPRING MEETING OF Wilmington Horse Show and Hound Show THREE DAYS RUNNING RACES FIVE RACES EACH DAY MAY 17, 18,19, 1927, at WAWASET PARK iali limine ATIYiflaV YiiirVit bad very bad very bad very bnrt good bad tli milk lions out before the ordinance was AVord was jn 'thia cltv Mt finally adopted. night of the death of Mrs. John Militiamen of Company H. Second i Driddes, a former resident of New Rattalion, are wearing special medals i castle, which occurred in Philadel New Castle public schools in ins youth.

An innovation pulice headquarters, or the Mayor's that will insure better police protection is a bell located just outside the main entrance to the building which can be connected with the telephone and all summons to the 'phone can be heard some distance away. The bell was secured and installed through the efforts of Mayor Cavendcr and will make it possible for the residents to get into communication with a police officer at any hour of the night. Heretofore telephone calls would be answered at night if an officer happened to be in the Mayor's office or by, but many times the telephone would rlnst and there would be no one to answer it. Often these calls would bo for an officer, and no matter how urgent the need for a policeman, would be made in vain. Now with the bell installed, the 'phone is switched over to it when the office is to be left vacant, and an officer on that beat, especially, at night when things are quiet, can hear tho call if anywhere near the building.

Savoy Theatre TODAY and TOMORROW "KICK IN" Was the biggest hit New York has seen in twenty years. Featuring phia, where she resided, on Sunday, and the annoncement of the funeral, awarded them for border service. Forty-four medals have been distributed here. Since the appointment of the two new policemen, arrests have increased to remarkable extent. The query is put whether it just happened that tihere was more drunkenness than usual during the last week or two or whether with the additions to the which was held today.

Mrs. Briddes was Miss Hattie Fitch, and as such will be remembered by the town's people. She had not lived here for fifteen years. Mrs. Briddes was about -10 years old and leaves a husband and a large family of children.

Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Pea- supplied to the famll'es here and that report was accepted, ordered spread on the minutes' and ns much pub'Jcity as possible Riven to It. The standard for milk given by the aualvst Is: Fat. 3.25 per solids, not fa', H.u tier total solids 11.73 per bacteria, net over per cubic ctnt'metcr. No preservatives of any deserptlon to be p'acei In the milk Ten samples were letted. Michael Reedy was re-elected (filial ash collector for the term.

Councilman Deemer commended his In- 1 Tur HAnpirir THE GARRICK police force disorder and rowdyism isikyne, who has been appointed to com-bciiig quelled more frequently. It Is mand the regiment of the engineer-said that as the result of the raid on i ing corps destined for service in William Courlenay and Mollie King Don't Miss this great human story about a crook who isn't a criminal. Sustry highly and favored getting him the crap players in Immanuel Chapel France and to be recruited in Phila- Week of May 7 -Aftei noons at 2.30; Nights at 8.15. George Choos' "OH, DOCTOR" Musical Comedy. MYRTLE YOUNG FRITZ BRUCH 4 SISTER THE KAHL' WALT0N HENRY NICKOLS 4 NICKOLS SEUIG-TRIBUNE WEEKLY HILDA THOMAS and LOU HALL in "She's a Traveling Man" ifLUCW XVY ax UEE THEATRE TOOK.

Friday aud Safnrday Niglils MATINEE SATURDAY IMPORTANT TO DISCRIMIN-ATING PLAYGOERS-Preliminary to its Presentation In New York City for an Extended Metropolitan Engagement, Messrs. LEE SHU8ERT and JOHN CRAIG Present 'The Charmed Bird' A Play of Tomorrow, by Justina Lewis. The Cast of Noteworthy Excel- lence Includes: MARY YOUNG, FRED ERIC, DAVID HIGGINS, FREDERICK PERRY, Four Days, Beginning Monday, May 14 Twice Daily, Matinee, 2 15. Evening, 8.15. Prices Matinee, 25c and 50c.

Evenings, 25c, 50c, 75c, Tickets now on Sale. Box Office Opens at 9 A. M. Dally. Geraldine Farrar at America's Greatest Prima Donna AS JOAN OF ARC.

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9 1 'Joan the FREDERICK KAUFFMAN, AND OTHERS NIGHTS, 25c to $1.50. MATINEE, 25c to $1.00. oman your eyes and think of one crisp, brown slice of hot, buttered Pl7ir ic trip tx-nrrl Jcn't it toast. SE May 14 SPECIAL MUSIC Augmented Symphony Orchestra under the Leadership of Louis Maurice Who conducted the orchestra at 44th St. Theatre, N.

when this production played there. THE PRODUCTION THAT IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. No other picture can compare with it. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday This new application of an old idea has given you a new cigarette. You' smokers have certainly been wanting a ready-made Burley cigarette.

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Rajr Comatock nd Morris Gest THE MOST WONDERFUL PLAY IN AMERICA BOY SCOUTS, ATTENTION The Victoria Theatre management, desirous that alt Boy Socuts) of the City of Wilmington should see "WOMANHOOD, THE GLORY OF THE NATION," on account of its Patriotic Influence Will Admit AH BOY SCOUTS IN UNIFORM Free of Charge on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday when accompanied by their parents. Victoria Theatre Management. Hobart 9 in New York 7 Months in Chicago 5 Month in Beaton 10 BIG SCENES FRIDAY The Only Circus Coming MAY AO fn WilminrriM Day 1 111 1 ntuii COMPANY OF 82 A Lee I of Youth, i Triala nrl TmptUorm. llMTOXICATIONl ni NCLI NO Mi! i in SAME Company Production Prices AND CORGcOUS EMCKANTiNG SPECTACLE its II 0FFAIRYUK5 AUOOaoOO Ia1lLiilcl.ll PRODUCTION 1250 CHARACTERS -300 SAKCINC CIRLS IN THE BALLET OF THE FAIRIES -IOO MUSICIANS TRAIN 10ABS OF SCENERY-WORLD'S BICCEST STAGE CHILDIICOD'i GOLDEN DREAMS COME TRUE Evenings 25c to $1.50 Bargain Matinees Wednesday Saturday Best Seats $1.00 SEATS NOW ON SALE PARADE MT 10 A. "ttD'WO nl rmT rtwrowxwct i UOOn OFtPl AND ipm naroKKtiKCi acoin i a AND in ONE SOc TICKET ADMITS TO ALL tmUn im.

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