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Evening journal., 1911-09-25
MEMORIAL FOR
DR.. LITTELL

A memorial service for the Rev. Dr.
Thomas Gardner Littell was held
yesterday morning at ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church. DR.. George c. Hall,
who succeeded DR.. Littell as rector of
the church, preached the memorial
sermon. eulogizing DR.. Littell for his
long life filled with good works.
The funeral services for the deceas-
cd will be held this afternoon in Yon-
kers. New York. in which city DIR.
I.iltell oficiated as rector Of st. Johns
Church until his death. Archdeacon
Hall will attend the services.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
JEWISH HOLIDAYS FND.

At sunset yesterday the celebration
of the Hebrew New Year, which be-
gan on Friday evening, came to a
close. The day Of atonement will be
observed next Sunday. II is known
as the penitential day Of the Jewish
calendar. Interesting services were
held in the Temple of Truth and Adas-
Kodesh Synagogue yesterday.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
ACCUSE TWO OF
BEING SLASHERS

Albert Howe and Alexander Watson.
two colored men. who recently were
captured and held by the Kent coun-
ty authorities. being suspected of har-
ing assisted James Blackison. colored.
ing assisted James Blachiston, colored.
upon Robert Bayne, colored. on Lafay-
cite street, several days ago, were ar
raigned in City Court today. The
hearing of their cases will take place
on Wednesday. il Bayne. who was
badly cut, is able to leave the hospi-
tai then.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25

Fire OF an unknown origin starting
in a closet on the third floor Of the
house, No. 304 Taylor street, occupied
by Samuel Glasgow, caused consider
able excitement in that thoroughfare
between ] and o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. The colored people living in
houses adjoining the burning one, lost
no tue in removing their household
effects, and within a short time the
street was Uttered with furniture of
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
TEACH BOY SCOUTS
ABOUT MUSHROOMS

The Boy Scouts of America are be-
ing given instructions in how to tell
mushrooms from poisonous fungi. The
reason for this course of instruction
is that many persons are killed yearly
by eating poisonous fungi in mistake
for the mushroom.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
THE SOLE GUIDE

That part of tomorrow's
shopping which is planned to-
night, by women who think
these things out in the quiet
of an evening at home. WILL
BE BASED UPON THE ADS.
WHICH APPEAR IL THE
ISSUE OF THIS NEWSPA-
Err The store ads. in this
paper will be. in most of the
homes. where shopping plans
are made tonight, the sole
Guido.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
BROWN TAXES FALL
OFT OF TPPTE'S ROOE.

George Brown philosophical anar-
chist, Of Arden, i'm an address in Phils-
delphia yesterday denounced Upton
Sinclairs latest book. He advocated
free love There were a dozen women
in the audience.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE
TO MEET TONIGHT.

The Wilmington High School Alum
nae Association will hold its regular
meeting at the Wilmington High
School tonight at o'clock. Business
OF importance will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
POSTAL BANKS FOR
THE EASTERN SHORE

Postal Savings Banks will be open
ed in the postoffice at Hurlock, Nd
on October 13. Another postal bank
will be opened at Snow Hill, Nd, on
October 13.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
ENSIGN KILLED. THREE ENLISTED MEN
WOUNDED IN THE PHILIPPINES

By The United Press
WASHINGTON Sept. 25.--A dispatch from the oangapo
Naval Station. Philippine Islands. the Navy Department
reports Ensign Haler Belt the u s. Gunboat
Pampauga the hands hostile Yucans Basian Island
Three enlisted Gunboat Pampanga Injured
They are H. catherwood ordinary seaman, severely
wounded J. H. MCGUIRE hospital apprentice; G. F. Hen
rechen machinists
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
.clrnR FROM FLORIpA.

A p Citing. Of Fourth and Van
Buren, streets. has an alligator, thirty
inches long. which he brought from
Florida on a recent trip 20 the South.
lie will present IL 10 the Wilmington
Von
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
COURT NAMES GUARDIAN FOR CHILD IN
THE BANCROFT DIYORCE CAsE

in Superior Court today appointed T. Bayard Hell
sci guardian for Max Heibler Jr that being the
Mrs. Madeline dupont Bancros infant her
John Bancroft Jrp in the filed his
action It for the infant have guardian
the could proceed, said Mr.. Hesei
Bancroft attorney in the divorce case.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
PACKAGE MRONGLY MAILEp.

There is a package at the postofiice
addressed TO Mrs. Norah Leonard.
ocrk. Ireland, which was wrongly
mailed. The sender is asked TO call
for It at the postofIice-
Evening journal., 1911-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Forecasts
For DeIaWare-0verc weather
probably showers late tonight or Tues
day; lower temperature today; light
to moderate SOutherly winds.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
WEATHER.

BY The United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Indica-
tiOns are that the weather will he un-
settled with local rains tonight or
Tuesday in the North Atlantic and
South Atlantic States. Elsewhere east
of the Mississippi the weather will be
fair tonight and Tuesday. Tempera-
lures will be lower.
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
The EVENING JOURNAL

has more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
Evening journal., 1911-09-25
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE

THE BELT DRUG sTOEK
The evening world., 1911-09-20
bar Association in Boring Case,

A report was sent out yesterday TO
the effect that the Bar Association In
tends to bring to the attention Of the
Dlstrict-Attorney the fact that the
Madison Square A. C. has not q lease
OF the Garden for a year. required by
the Frawley law. To this report we're
appended the names Of the Boxing
Commissioners. Frank 8. O'Nsil and
John J. Dixon.
The evening world., 1911-09-20
Jack Denning
Defeats West
by CleUeyness

Jack Denning. the local fighter. has
succeeded in winning another bout. At
tho Brown Gymnasium A. A.. he met
Billy West In the main 20 OF ten rounds
and clearly o%utpointed him In seven OF
them. Denning won as a result OF his
c,everness. He constantly used q swift.
straight left-hand jab. which he had
no trouble In landing In Vests face.
With this punch Denning managed to
often force West to either fall short
with his right hand counters or have the
blow 20 sround his neck. Vests best
work was done in the clinches. Every
time they would come together he would
rip in hard blows to Denning's body
and Kidneys.
The evening world., 1911-09-20

Third place In the American League
Nos isn't going to be won and lost
without a struggle. Right now the
Cievelands are hanging on to the posi-
ton by their e%yelashes, with . two
game advantage " the Highlanders.
II Birdie Cree hadn't been too nm
bilious in the ninth inning, when he
tried to stretch a t~hree-bagger into a
homer. the gap would have been closed
considerably. and to-day's game might
have settled the hopes Of the visitors.
AZ II was. tho game ended In q draw.
nine long innings having been wasted
without q gain for either side.
Knapp. who pitched for the C~levelands
The evening world., 1911-09-20

win not BE- able 70 fight again for . few vssn.
lie = laid up for upain - . result q one Of
the bones In hb lot slbow b<ns ou4 Of placs.
which prevents him from strsshtsnins out hi
am- A specialist y treating Flynn. and he sayv
ths& he will b able 10 boz In Q short ume.
Al KAufmAa h sn0th9 h~savyvsdsht Who = h0t
after Jim Flynn. the Pueblo firsnan. for . bsttia
Flynn mocksd out Kaufman In ths tOth round
Of . bout In KAnns City. and sincs TIN Al
hs bscu trytn{ In every possible way 70 tndno.
At u: md o. three .stE win b: r:dy 2 Il:
% 81 % q. front .s.in" ;sid K.uf%An and
will beat him and get on other big fights"
sammy Kelly, manager Of Tommy MNousy. woa-
den WY there y such . scarcity Il real live 183-
pound tighten neresbous these days. III thsr. An
any such fiEhten." says Kelly. they surely have
kept of the path Of Maloney. and the result h
that Tommy has 70 60 After bis{e, men S9r n.
Cros. come In a 1855 rtnS,ids OF loss . p~rvftabl.
match" Kelly believes that Malonsy would prove
Atm.sa Z .t.s s%sCs sns iss,Roqndsr. me. NJ (
given . chance, bat. - SAMMY. sAyu.. "thsss fight
e7 evidently dont carr 70 rtsk shar regulations
in Q bout With the west slider"
The evening world., 1911-09-20
MANAGER
THINKS GIANTS WILL
WIN WORLDS TITLE

pitched only fifteen games this ssason
And Is perfectly fresh"
The work Of the strawberry blonde
against Pittsburgh was . pitching mas.
terpiece. He had them at his mercy
from the drop Of the nag. and from
the stands the New York fans felt the
same confidence that comes over one
while sitting behind four aces or q royal
hush.
McGraw has promised Maxwell q
chance to work In one Of the games at
ST. Louis. and the wco says he
Will win. Maxwell looks like . good bet
any time he starts.
On the way over to st. Louis the
0iants besieged the telegraph ofnces at
every stopping place until they Learned
that Philadelphia had beaten the Cubs.
and then their Joy knew no bounds.
McGraw took of the bride and let
the players do as they pleased until II
o'clock. and aboard the special car It
was a continuous whoop and shout.
They dug up all the old songs that they
used to sing at Marlin. Tex. and put
them over with the xest of a winner.
This last defeat Of the Cubs puts them
eight games behind on the losing side
Of the column and four behind on the
winning. In the e 4 two days thay
must face Alexander. Moore and Chai.
mers Of the Philadelphia. n tho
chances are hat by that time their cup
OF despair will be filled to the brim.
They already look upon their task as
a hopeless one. but Chance IL not a
man who quits until the last drop OF
blood has been spilled.
The only unkind word spoken on the
Joy ride from Pittsburgh was when John
Devore called o McGraw In the latter.
stateroom: Say. Mae said Devore, 81
believe l ought to go and see this bone.
setter. Reese, up at Youngstown"
why. whats the matter?" asked
McGraw. Have you got a headache
Josh beat II in confusion and the
players are stu giving him the laugh
1t 10 likely hat Marquard will pitct
the frst game OF the double header tht
afternoon and crandall the second.
The evening world., 1911-09-20
NELSON STOPS 4
BILLY nixon BY (.
Low BLOW IN HUB
Ex-C Champion Victor in Ten
Rounds, Referee Declaring
Punch Fair.
tspecaisto The Evening" worii.o-

BOSTON. Sept. 20.-Ffftesn- seconds
after the start OF the tenth round in ~
bout between Battling Nelson, sx.ligt(.
weight champion. and Billy Nixon ~
Cambridge at the Armory A. A. Relieve
sheshan parted the boxers and, ssmAiaB
both to their corners. declared N6isDo
the winner.
Nixon had no chance and would hsVs
probably bean Knocked out bsfort ~
round ended.
The battle that Nelson put uD ala ~
show he was . comeback. but II W1n
take a rugged fellow with . good punch
to whip him.
The Battler aid not boz fair aooordsns
to the rules. Nixon was examined "
physician after the bout and u ~
shown that he had been hit low IN ~
ninth round.
The referee declared that the puDsh
referred to was fair. There were thoos
At the ring side who thought othsrVDA
Nelson. however. had Nixon beaten. ~
the latter might have gone through ne
twelve rounds had no not received -
punch. 800
Nixon showed poor 1udsmsut N -
way he boxed. Instead Of Stspp1A0
1890 10 pfoAuEVo 10 Jake N0ADo0 -
his OWE style. which = at close Quns.
terra ~
For the first Nv rounds NiDsu -
boxed Nelson. Several times he straigS0.
ened up the Battler with right aaA ~
TO tho Jaw. Nixon often sent stroiGSf
lefh TO Nelson's face. hooking The IN
to the Jaw and following II WIN riG4S
to the same place. ~
Up to the ninth round Nixon ooukaav>H
to get weaker. although h oocaAonaalV
made . spurt and dashed In WITH q
right or left to the face or Jaw. n
could not stop the BatNsr. howVv0e.
who kept forcing him about the r1ns.
sending stin jabs and swings to the faoS
u nav. Nixon did more ciinching oaly
to set Tor punishment q,
The evening world., 1911-09-20
HIltops Couldn't Loosen
Blues Grip on Third Runq

had the Hilltops on the hip when safe
drives mean runs n even though he
handed out nine passes and hit two
bstsmen there was little profit for the
locals In bis u~nsteadiness. All told he
allowed but Ave hits
Doian. the H!litops' new third base
man. played a good fielding game, but
on three different occasions he failed to
deliver at the bat when q hit meant
runs.
Fisher pitched good ball and should
have won with proper support. He was
taken out in the eighth, when Daniels
went to bat for him. Caldwell. who
went into the box then, performed the
unusual feat OF handing out a pass and
then retiring the Clevelands on strikes.
The evening world., 1911-09-20
However, Manager Morgan
Will Keep Him Fighting
Here in the East.
BY John

WING to the scarcity of promi-
u mont fighters in California. the
different fight club out
there have been repeatedly making OF
fers to Danny Morgan. manager OF
Knockout Brown. to bring X. o. out 10
the coast and allow him to light Fred
die Welsh, Matty Baldwin or some OF
the liGhtweights in Frisco. Tom Nc
Carey. manage Of the Pacific A. c.
OF Vernon, Cal. wants Brown to nght
Welsh and - willing to give him E,eVo.
while Tom O'Day Of San Francisco.
Jimmy Coffroth n other promoters
offer Brown . big percentage to night
at their clubs. Morgan has turned
down all of the offers. wiring that he
can get more money by having Brown
box ten round bouts at the local clubs.
A match was arranged to-day over the long
distance telephone between Young LouShroy OF
Philadelphia and Bucs Grouse. the hard hitting
velterweigh, Of Ptsburg. who haI been coming
20 the front rapidly during the last fourteen
months. They will meet In . twGve-round bout
at the next show Of the Afmoy A. A. Of Boston.
on Tuesday evening Sept. 20.
Having made good In his first fight ct the
Arnory A. A. Of Boston by stopping Billy Dixon
OF Cambridge, Max., In the tenth round Of their
club. has already completso arrangements for
Nelson's second battle q, the club. Young 5ayior
tin indianapolis crack lightweight. will be Bats
nett opponent. and they will elaAh In . twelve
pund bout on Tuesday night. Oct. 3.
Cyclone Johnny" Thompson. the Western
mlddleweight. Is In the best Of condition for hi,
tventy-round bout with Bob Mona. the promising
middlewcight Of Milwaukee. which takes place BIT
fore the West side A. G. Of New Orleans Sunday
afternoon. Thompson Is getting into condition o.
Chicago and Is boxing twenty rounds every d.,
with MS siarring partners.
Young Donohue. the clever welterweiEht Of Rox
hurry, Mass. who helped Knockou: Brown TO N'
into condition for his ten round battle with Mat
Wells, the English champion. hAs decided TO tn
ticles OF agreement calling for . fifteen round bou
With Tommy Furey Of Providence, r. l.. whicl
will take place at New Bedford, Mass. on mex
Tuesday night.
Dan "Porky' Flynn, the Boston heavyweight
The evening world., 1911-09-20
Cook Assisting
Man at Yale He
Taught 10 R0W
lsrecial 70 The Evening WORLDLY

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2O.-Whatever It
mean to the Yale undergraduates n
those who have been connected with
Yale on the water for the past ten
years. 1t certainly means a great deal
to the graduates Of the sos to learn
that Bob cook Is back in New Haven
coaching a Yale crew, Yesterday he
showed UP at the boathouse and went
to work Immediately to assist Jim Rodg-
ers. the pew coach. whom he vas in
strumental In getting here. Bob Cook
will show him a r~ejuvenated Bob Cook
stroke. for when Rodgers was rowing
In the Yale crew Cook was coach and
was teaching the original Bob Cook
stroke.
The evening world., 1911-09-20
Clarke Declares New
York Teams Speed on the
Bases Will Land National
League Pennant by at Least
Seven Full Games and Also
Beat the Athletics.
BY BULGER.

st. Louis. Sept. %.
- REAKFA6T time this morning
X found tn ~conquering Giants pill
- ing into St. Louis ready and
anxious for the three days siege which
now promises to be tho stepping stone
to the pennant. They were Q happy.
care free lot md az tho streets of st.
Louis rang with their songs. which
smacked Of the pure Joy Of living. the
early risers turned to stare In amaze
ment. An elderly citizen who could not
figure out how anything less than a
championship winner could force a song
befo,, breakfast turned to his COM
panion and vel wisely observed: why
them boys must be the Giants''
And h is the spirit that has seized
them body and soul. Cock sure OF the
| National League penpant and the con-
sequent worlds championship they are
| playing the game with "a spirit OF al
most reckless daring that has made the
| Western circuit sit back on Its hind
legs and cape In amazement. No run
ner gets to first base these days but
what he steals second. II by some
mishap he should fail the next man Is
sent along TO try his luck.
This constant driving OF speed at the
Western defense has been 90 overwhelm
ing In its success as to make the enemy
curl up and quit. over at Pittsburgh
the Pirates we're simply spellbound by
the wonderful form OF the Giants. and
when the lsst game was over and New
York had made q clean sweep OF the
series the Corsairs took II as a matter
OF course. expressing no surprise what
ever. A. the Giants were speeding away
In taxicabs to catch the fast train foi
ST. Louis. Fred Clark. George Gibson
and Tommy Leach accompanied them e
the train.
III you DON'T olsan MP the Cubs"
said Clarks A. everybody was shak-
. Ing hands. even run you out OF
Y~tttsburgh the nsxt time yva show
. up"
"Thsrs's nothing to IT," he said .
y little later on. "The Giants will
, win the psnnsnt by . margin OF at
= least seven games, and their speed
!" ON the bases will beat the Athlst-
les for the worlds ohampionship.
Go and bet on IT."
y The last game at Pittsburgh was wo
on base running. and that alone, TIL
= Giants showed no fear OF Slmon's arr
a and got such big leads on Pitcher Lie
y field that not a runner was thrown OF
all day. In the mean time the Pirate
= were held safe by Ames, who Is no
pitching tho best ball of any man
the league. McGraw Is authority Il
, that statement.
=. "The reason for IT," said thu Giar
manager last night. is that he hi
The evening world., 1911-09-20

81. ElmoPe A. O. to Celebrate.
Ts EAss 4. O., fsua vaanh hATs PadAv >.
Ivan nd sthss eesd scAupsn. IN hold . - e
81 wei F1sy aSu1tS sssst rcd -
lots Of ths fluid that oAssn. . couple q -
md oths forms Of sntsrtAinnsnt nAks - .
All membsn aS invftsA,
The evening world., 1911-09-20

.9tsESALL: z xsmss; dir', San: 2 Pm:
The evening world., 1911-09-20
Coast Promoters Hot
Alter BrOWnS Services
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At Madison Square A. C.-Abe
Attell and Matt Wells will meet In
the main bout OF ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. A--Bddie Rector
Of Hoboken and Joe Stein Of this
city will clash In the star bout Of
ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Young Kstchel and Al schumacher
and Bull Anderson and Young Cash.
man will battle IN ten-round bouts
at the Twentieth Century A.. c. on
Friday night.
The evening world., 1911-09-20
Government MQu.
Prevent Wells,
and Johnson Go

LONDON. 1ng. 0spt Alt j0s1s
now - II The Jack Johnaou-Bombayol0
Wells championship nsht on Got : mioAe
b prevented BY the 0ovsrumsnt. n
Archbishop OF Canterbury has wv3etsu1
70 the Home omos urging that sssos
be taken TO stop che contest Nine
bishops and many religious men, ne
Lord Mayors Of Manchester. Liverpool
and other big cities and leading sports
men like Lord Lonsdais. Lord KinnaoAd
and Lord Harris. have also Joined In ne
The evening world., 1911-09-20
YOUNG ERNE WINS BOUT
IN PHlllY OVER MER.
Especial TO The Evening wosid.)

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept D.-At
the Douglas A. c.. Young Erns was
sent against Eddie Palmer. the mulatto
lightweight OF New Orleans. and at the
finish was . winner. Palmer took thdngs
easy in the frst two rounds and Erne
came out ahead IN the third and fourth
sessions also. In the nnAl chapter both
got down to real serious work uytns
to win by the *. o." route. Both were
fresh at the finish.
The evening world., 1911-09-20

President Thomas J. Lynch OF the National
league has added another new umpire TO his staff,
He Is Clarence Owens. famillarly known a.
a contract for 1912. Owens halls from Kansas
CITY and has been an American oda UNI
pire for several seasons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-02
MoRElAND A BAD WRECK,
VIII Have to be Saved in Two and
Maybe Three Parts,

Capt. Reid states that as a result OF
the storm Of week ago that the
Morcland wreck is now broken in two
parts, the after end lying about six
teen feet from the main portion. This
will make it necessary to save the
steamer in two parts
The after end. which contains the
engines, boilers and other machinery.
is broken away from the main por-
ton, at point about four matches
forward Of the boiler house This is
now bulkheaded and ready for pump
ing and as il is in perfect condition.
capt. Reid expects no difficulty I'm
bringing it into Portage Lake, prob
ably during the coming week.
Just what will be done with the for
ward portion of the wreck depends
largely on the clements. Capt Reid Is
going TO try and save it. but it may be
saved in two sections. There is a break
Icross the deck somewhat aft of the
'orward cabin.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-02
CHANGES IN TITLES.
Important Official Announcement Made
by Copper Ranae Road.


II. T. McKeever. vice president an,
general manager of the Copper Rang,
railroad. announces the following
changes In titles among the officials o.
the road:
+, II. Bodies. who has been general
freight and passenger agent, TO be as
sistant general manager and traffic
manager.
\. III. Ehlers, who has been train
master, and G.. Il. Hartman, who has
been assistant trainmaster. TO be as
sistant superintendent.
Charles w. Marquart. who has been
contracting freight and passenger
agent to be assistant general passen-
ger agent.
George Williams. who has been di-
vision freight and passenger agent, To
be general agent with headquarters at
Calumet.
The changes make no difference I'm
the personnel of the road. Mr.. Bollcs
becomes general manager of the road
during the absence Of General Man
ager McKeever. whose duties compel
him 60 devote most of his time i'm Bos-
ton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-02

deavors 70 entertain the visitors nom
the upper peninsula. according 10 adj
vices received from Secretary ~ the
Board Wilson. Final plans Tor the
entertainment Of the boosters from
above the straits have not as yet hoen
made, but az a meeting held last wccl,
funds were appropriated and various
committees appointed 10 make ar
engagements and look after the visitors
and see that they are entertained in
the proper manner
Secretary Wilson also expressed
himself as being willing to aid in any
thing possible in preparation for the
trip lie appreciated. he said the dif-
hculty there g. in getting a large mum.
Der or men together on a trip Of this
kind and that IL any assistance was
needed il would be gladly forthcoming
Manager Theodore Z. Quinby states
that the Upper Peninsula Develop
ment Bureau would send membership
cards and buttons 10 the officers anal
members pf the executive committee
on the Detroit Board ~ Commerce.
MS compliment OF the bureau.
The upper peninsula excursion To
Detroit starts on Sept. .. leaving st
lgnace on that date
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-02
AT ELECTRIC PARK.
Zig Attendance at Popular Resort Dur
ing the Past Week.

During the past week. the attendance
M Electric park was large and during
the month Of July $1,000 visited the
park The free dances are doubling
in point I'm attendance and the parl,
is wen patronized for public picnics.
The Chautauqua society held it's annu-
al meet for four days and 5000 people
.attended the different sessions. being
wen entertained by good speakers and
musicians. For this week. the usual
free dances and several plcnics will
take place and next Sunday. weather
permitting, the Traction company win
give Calumet & Hecla hand concert.
ON August 10th. the Knights of Co
lumbus will have their annual outing
The day will be devoted to the chill
dren. and in the evening a promenade
will Dc given. For that day the Knights
viii have the exclusive right To the
park and merry go-round. and no other
society or public picnic viii be allowed
there.