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Evening journal., 1914-11-23
river AND HARBOR
CONGRESS TO MEET
Senator Salisbury on Pro-
gram for Address on c.
& D. Canal
PRESIDENT WILSON
MAY NOT ATTEND

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Colonel
George w. Goethals has accepted an
invitation to attend the eleventh an
nual convention of the National Riv-
ers and Harbors Congress. which
will meet on December 9, 10 and. IL
in Washington. Five special trains,
It is announced, have been engaged
TO bring delegates from sections
where much interest is taken in the
Improvement Of waterways.
Representative J. Hampton Moore,
Of Philadelphia, president of the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associ-
alton. will address the convention On
"The Pork Barrel" and Senator Will
lard Salisbury, of Delaware, will
speak on "The Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal" President Wilson has
been invited TO deliver the opening
address, but has not decided whether
he can accept
The evening session of Thursday
December 10. will be Ladies Night"
Addresses will be made by Mrs,
Sarah Willard Strout, Of Portland
/ Me-. and Mrs. William Cummings
| Storey, Of New York city.
On the same evening there will
be an illustrated lecture on THE
I Picturesque Waterways of Europe
by Otis B. Kent, Of Washington, ID. c
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
HOSPITAL Bazaar AT
Century Club, dec. 4

OF unusual interest will be this years
doll sale of the Homeopathic Hospital
at the New Century Club ON December
4. The best of entertainment will be
provided and the sale will offer oppor-
tunity to buy suitable Christmas gifts.
The sale of aprons, fancy articles
cake, candy and arts and crafts will be-
gin at 2 o'clock and continue all after
noon with supper served from until 8
o'clock. An entire afternoon and even
ing will be pleasantly spent at the club
by those who desire to do this.
The children will have a pleasant
share in the entertainment, for Milton
p. Lyons, of Philadelphia, their old
Punch and Judy friend, viii be here
with his funny one.man dialogue and he
will entertain them every half hour from
2.30 to $50.
Another amusement feature for younl
and old alike will be the appearance ol
Selwyn, silhouette artist, of New Yorl
city. This is the first time such form
of entertainment has been provided fo
the annual sales since lie Baron Henr
Stopford cut silhouettes at a doll sal
several years ago, when he was well re
ceived. This fascinating art is old, bu
it has been revived. Persons having oil
silhouettes can have them reproduce
so that other members of the famil.
may have copies.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
commend GOVERNORS
Cattle PLAGUE FIGHT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Nov. "a
Professor Short, of Delaware Col
lege, gave an interesting talk at the
open meeting OF Peach Blossom
Grange on Friday night The subject
of rural sanitation was well pre-
sented.
DR.. H. B. Mcdowell spoke on the
hoof and mouth disease and of the
good work done by Governor Charles
r. Miller and the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board in preventing the
spreading Of the disease.
The corn show, open to the COM
munity, will be held in the grange
room on Friday night, December A..
Medals and ribbons will be given as
prizes.
W. S. Coppage, Fred Williams
and e. H. Shallcross were appointed
delegates to the Pomona meeting TO
be held in the A. o. U. w. Hall, Will
mington, on Thursday, December 3.
The grange adopted a resolution re-
questing that Pomona Grange take
the proper steps TO secure the pass
age of a law compelling all seedmen
to mark or label each package Of seed
with name of variety and on the same
label print a guarantee Of the purity
and vitality.
The grange adopted a second reso
luton endorsing the efforts of Gov
ernor Miller and the Live Stock SAM.
tary Board in their fight to eradicate
the hoof and mouth disease.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
@ALUMNAE FOLLIES
ON NOVEMBER 20.

On the evening of November 80, the
Alumnae Association of the Whining
ton High School will present the
"Alumnae Follies," in the New Cen
tury Club.
The performance will be unique and
distinctive in many ways and willcon-
sist largely of various dances and mu-
sical numbers. Altogether there Will
be ten acts that will be amusing and
entertaining in every way.
One of the features of the affair
will be a ghost dance and a chorus
which will be a burlesque on city af-
fairs Of active interest at this time.
There also will be an exhibition of
modern ball room dancing and an
acrobatic performance of unusual
merit that promises to attract much
attention.
Miss Minnie Edgar will be in charge
of the affair and promises a lively and
interesting program. The proceed:
will go toward helping establish an
: other scholarship The Alumnae al
ready has given four scholarships
when Miss Amelia Werner, 1910, wal
sent to Swarthmore. Miss Mildred
Gooding, 1911, to Maryland College
Miss e. Louise Gibney, 1912, t
Wellesley and Miss Selma Bach
rach, 1914, to Delaware College
There is some talk Of making tn
scholarships for Delaware Colleg
only. However, this matter will b
discussed later.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
ENCAMPMENT APPOINTMENTs.

The following appointments for the
ensuing year have been made by
Grand Patriarch Stephen p. Warren,
OF the Grand Encampment Of Della
ware, 1. o. o. F.:
District Deputy Grand Patriarchs.
William A. Walker, No. II, ID. ID.
G. p, for encampments Nos. 1, and
70; Alonzo B. Baxter No. s, ID. D..
G. p, for encampments Nos. and
5; Frank B. Sirman, No. 4, ID. ID.
q. p, for encampment No. 4; William
E. Lanl, No. 6. d. ID. G. p, for en-
campment No. 6: s. Edward Lewis,
No. IS. for encampments Nos. 10 and
Is; Cyrus Hatfield, No. 16, d. ID. G. p,
/ for encampments Nos. IA and 16.
Standing Committees.
Finance-Philip ]. Isaac, No. IL;
Frank B. Sirman, No. 4; Harry W.
Hobson, No. 1.
Constitution and laws-William A
Barney, No. II; A. e. Fifeld, No. Il
Joseph ID. Patton, No. 3.
State OF order-C. p. Maroney, No
12; Harry L. Roop, No. 8; Arthur c
Price, No. /.
Credentials-George Turner, No 81
w. S. Holt, No. A; George w. Pyle
No. 10.
Printing-Edward B. Henze, No
IL; r. d. String, No. 1; John L
Mcgee, No. 3.
observation-disclosures F. Price No
IL; S. H. Barker. No. 8; w. w. Douty
No. 10.
Appeals-G. C. Nailor, No. s;w. E
Tank, No. 6; H. c. Clark, No. TO-
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
HOSPITAL ELECTION.

At the o annual meeting of the
Homeopathic Hospital Association on
Saturday afternoon the following
trustees we're elected to serve three
years John Richardson, Jr., Frank
II. Thomas and Charles W. Pusey.
Pierre S. DUPONT was elected for a
term of one year TO fill out the term
of James L. Banning. deceased.
The following board of managers
was elected. each TO serve three
years: Mrs. c. Wesley Weldin, Mrs.
]. Morton Poole, Mrs. Sterling II.
Thomas, Mrs. Martin Lane. Mrs. Sam
uel Bancroft, IT.. Mrs. Charles w
Pusey, Mrs. William G. Pennypacker
Mrs. Charles f. Rudolph and Mrs
Henry Bancroft.
The annual meeting Of the board
of trustees was held Saturday evening
when the following officers were
elected: Charles w. Pusey, presi-
dent: George W. Chambers, vice
president; Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, treasurer, and
Robert ID. Kemp. secretary.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
EUGENIc MARRIAGES

viii insure to this country healthier
and more intelligent Family OF the
future" and many a woman, obviously
unfit for marriage, has had her health
restored by the timely use of Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. the
most successful remedy for female ills
quantities of roots and herbs are used
annually in making this good old-fash-
ioned remedy and no woman who suf-
fers from female ills should lose hope
until she has tried, it.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
COLLECrING COUNTY TAXES.

Tax collectors Frank G. Miller and
William Tinsman, of Brandy vine and
Christiana hundreds respectively, sat
at the County Courthouse on Satur-
day to receive county taxes for the
year 1914. All tax collectors of the
hundreds in the northern part Of
the county will sit at the courthouse
oa next Saturday to give the tax
payers a chance TO pay their taxes
and get their rebate. Brandywine,
Christiana, Mill Creek and New Cas-
tie hundred tax collectors will be
at the courthouse from 10 to IL
O'Clock next Saturday.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
JUNIOR MECHANICS At
BRANDYWINE Church

Various Councils OF the Junior Or
der United American Mechanics yes
terday attended services in Brandy
wine NJ e. Church and heard a spe-
cial sermon preached by the Rev. f.
f. Carpenter. For several years the
Junior Mechanics have followed a
custom of attending some church on
the Sunday prior TO Thanksgiving
Members Of the various Councils as
sembled at their hall. No. 907 Tatnall
street, and marched to BrandywinC
Church. Pastor Carpenter preached
on the subject "The American Melt
ing Pot"
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
FIGHTERS here FOR
HOLIDAY CRIDIRON GAME

Olympia will play the U. s. Connec-
ticut team on Thanksgiving Day after
noon, at Front and Union streets. The
last time the teams met Connecticut
won by a 2S to 21 score. The Olympia
boys say it will be a new story this
time. SO far this season, Connecticut
has won seven games.
With the regular team in the game
Manager Furman Cole can see nothing
but victory for Olympia. There will be
no preliminary game.
On Saturday Olympia will play the
strong Fifth Ward team, Of Chester
and another good game is assured.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
VIrAL STATISTICS.

At the City Health Bureau 29
deaths, ca births and % marriages
we're recorded during the week end
ing Saturday, as compared with 20
deaths, 80 births and 20 marriages
for the corresponding period of last
year. During the week four cases OF
typhoid fever, three Of diphtheria and
two Of scarlet fever were reported.
There we're three deaths from ty-
phoid fever.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
BROMNsON Five READY.

The Brownson quintet for the open
ing exhibition, which will take place
at Brownson Hall next FRIDAY night
will class with the strong Riverton
five OF New Jersey.
President indications point to a
banner year for Brownson basket
ball. Not only Is the first team in
tact for the eighth time in as many
years, but league has been formed.
composed Of some of the phenoms
on the library.
The record hung up by last years
first team will be hard to duplicate.
The club went through a thirty-game
schedule, winning twenty-five and
losing five games. The games lost
were to De Neri and Graystock OF
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
MRS. HALE TO TALK SUFFRAGE.

Under the auspices of the Whining
ton Equal Suffrage Association lee
ture will be given at Pythian Castle,
on next Saturday evening. November
2S, at Which Mrs. Beatrice Forbes
Robertson Hale, a niece of Forbes
Robertson. actor, will be the princi-
pal speaker.
Mrs. Hale has long been one of the
leading advocates Of equal suffrage in
this country and she is considered a
forceful and logical speaker.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
FEW TuRkEYs IN SUSSEX.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, Nov. 3D.
Notwithstanding the reports that
have come from several sections OF
the county that there Is a good sup
ply of turkeys for the holiday trade,
there seems 10 be a scarcity Of the
Thanksgiving fowl in eastern Sus-
sex. Although Thanksgiving day is
not until Thursday, farmers in this
section are asking from twenty to
twenty-three cents a pound for the
fowl and few are obtainable at these
figures, II is claimed.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
SCOUT LOSES A TOE.

Earl Rash, 10 years old, of No. ia
Scott street, while testing the edge of
a Boy Scout hatchet on Saturday,
struck HIS foot and cut off one of his
toes. DR.. w. E. Smith dressed the
boys injuries. Earl is a member OF
Silverbrook scouts.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
RlRY IS RApTIZEn.

In st. Patrick's Church yesterday
afternoon the infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William O'Rourke No. 41S West
Thirty-second street. was baptized.
The baby was given the name of
Sarah Dorothy O'Rourke.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23

Case for embroidery silk and
cottons
Silver bag
Hatpins
Silver purse
Opera glass bag Of leather or
velour
Embroidery apron
Tanagra figurine
Candlesticks for dressing table
Jewel case, velvet lined
Fitted travelling bag
Glove purse
Shoe trees
Pier glass
Chaise Tongue
Beauty cushion, embroidered
batiste
Portieres for door.
Bedcover. flet lace and linen
Address book
Engagement book
Ring with birth stone
Parasol in rose silk
Silk or linen corset bag
Sweater with scarf to match
Favorite music
silk petticoat
Diary in leather cover
Veil case
Glass top for dressing table
Dancing slippers
Large pink artificial rose
Set Of enameled buttons and
cuff links to match
silk undervests
Series of dancing lessons
Pendant on moire ribbon
Rhinestone buckles
Enameled bonbon dish
Sport coat
Ribbon garters
Wicker chair
Leather vanity case
Accordion pleated underslip,
straight top
Japanese kimono
Rag rug for bedroom
Silk corset strings
Satin case for talcum powder
Beaded chiffon over-blOuse and
tunic
Bedroom mules
Evening journal., 1914-11-23

D @ G 9 Ia9oy had run up the limb Of high tree and hung there in
the dog away and he won't chase Come down"
The would al
Of
ed the lady lived there
call his
climb the limb
They both
Tabby,
ened that she only mewed and hung to the branch
Perhaps" the
come Johnny thought that ea the
Johnny laid the window sill nd called Tabby
the
Johnny"
if e
that will hold Tabby"
Very carefully the jstrng
and
Johnny take her
bring her window the house.
Johnny" heard fishing
work with cat all right"
Johnny with Tabby under his his
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
WHAT SHALL | GIVE
FOR CHRISTMAS?
CFrOm December wOman's cOmPanOn)
FOR THE GROWN DAUGHTER
(FrOm December wOman's Home cOmpaniOu-)

Evening wrap OF cape
Evening Hood
Chiffon scarf
Carriage boots
Hair ornament
Small pins for back OF collar
Long pin for front of collar
Set of crocheted buttons
Tatted collar and cuffs
Crocheted collar and cuffs
Embroidered collar and cuffs
Bracelet watch
Locket and chain
Embroidered lingerie
Tiny sewing case for handbag
Cardcase of ribbon, velvet or
linen
Cardcase OF leather
Vanity case
Pump bows or rosettes
Silk stockings
Shirtwaist box
Silver-plated chatting dish
Piano
Writing desk
Stationery and fittings for desk
Bureau set Of ivory, silver. or
amber
Shell hairpins and combs
Evening gloves
Furs
String of beads
Visiting cards and plate
Tennis racket
Set of cheesecloth dust covers
for dresses
Glove mending set
New wall paper for bedroom
Wreath Of pink rosebuds for
hair
Material for new evening dress
Leather wristlet to hold watch
Underbodice OF net and ribbons
Crepe de chine combination
Creep de chine petticoat
Bolts OF underwear ribbon
Boudoir cap
Negligee
Ribbon bodkins
Case for lingerie ribbons
Padded garment hangers
Set of sachet bags
Stencil outfit
Book of chafng dish recipes
Evening journal., 1914-11-23

the Eastern League. and to the Riv-
erton team, in Camden, N. J.
Evening journal., 1914-11-23
How Johnny Went
,atfiShing on Dry Land
RY VIRGINIA VALE-

Once upon a time Johnny had
a pet cat by the name of Tabby.
One day Johnny and the cat
started for a walk around the cor
ner from his home. Tabby walk
ed beside her master, rubbing her
nose against Johnny's legs and
purring contentedly.
Just as they turned the cor
ner a big bull dog ran out from a
house and began to chase the cat,
Johnny drove the dog away, but
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;Suri WleNcnrn fapitnIirt.

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2nr eluiaen gin6e.

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3a6lreiAe 9hmenipenOen ihmiidIen
Oen Sorg Der Eo0ten. &aitor 9en-
ner bon Ser rel. @mmouuelS Stride,
al Der Saratoga lnO S1roeoer.
StroBe, 6ielt Die GroiierreOe. 1Srot
&elte muroe am IA. Ge5ember 1885
in g9eiteru6ad, Seiien ge6oren mo
fam Dor So So6ren nit i6rem Dor
aht SSa6ren geitor6eneu @otten, Dem
S6ueioer 9higiit @clie nod 9lmeri.
ia. ,Srau @elte mar Nhtter bon
orci5ebn &inoern bon Oenen oie fol-
1en0en nod ON Seben lmo iSroit
3o6anuc 9cut Charles &elte 6roi
Glnmler in 9oiton 6rau
glnuo 9aling mo gIuguit Sclte;
Oesolcihca miro iic BON 5iuei Shme-
itern bctrmtert, Die Geritor6cue mar
Gin longid6riges 0litglie0 oes nSor-
monte Gameupcreins~. 9ls 9o6r.
hngirtcn Sic Serren:
5reo 2oewer s. 2augi6mi0t, Gbos.
9alina IS. 4. Sanon S. @immer
An0 e. aarI.
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@cIdlaftsfii6rer gSedlIel.

6crr 6rancis 4. O'SearD, Der Sei-
ier Der 6ieiigeu 9lgeutr Der Snterna-
tionalen @iuis'iben 0cteftiD-glgcn-
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worocn mn bic Seitllng Der oortigcn
9lgcntlr 81 iibcrne6men. Serr @.
$. Giron, Der @ci1ditsiii6rcr DER
Solpt 2lgcntr bon gtcu-9ort bat
icbt oie 9llfiibt ii6er Die 9altimorer
gLaenhlr.
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,.ScrropinS 9cpinncn 6eiOe SpicIc
nit oeu GIub bon 8rooflDu. II
llngcfdbr 700 3uic6ouer anne.
ieno. 9lud Oie Orioles" po.
rem in beioen Spiclen NIT Dem
Club bon Buffalo iiegreid.
0ic bciOen SpieIe DER uScrro
pins" nit ocm GIu6 bon 9rooflDn
olf ocm bieiigcn 9oie6ollplobc Der
e6eoerol 2igo" bottcn uugciobr
1000 3uicbouer binousgelodt, Oh
idon oos S8etter orobeno misiab inO
Gin fleincr 9iceen fiel. Die 9oltimos
rcr gepanuen bcioe Spiele. SIN cr-
iten Spielc worcn Oie Spieler pic
folgt Dertbcilt.
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Sir YlarDlauo un0 oen Giiiritt
eoluin6ia 6cihe @epittcr imO iilo-
mcilihc g9inoe.
Ole 60dite Cempcratr am gcitri.
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pa So, @ai6iugtou 80, @innipeg "a.