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Ihought,' by Henry Irving Dodge, with
Janet Beecfer in the leading role, that
OF woman physician
Adele Blood has an act called "A
Dream of Fair Women in which she
Will appear with company of six
The three farce in which Lou Tel
legen is to appear under the direction
OF the Shuberts is called "a Cha rming
Fellow"
Grace George is rehearsing new pay
whose name. with all details concern
ing 1t. Is being kept secret. 1t will be
produced in about three weeks.
A one-act musical play is being pre-
sented in London called kiss Me- Ser
geant. The music is by Victor Her
bert.
| A new musical comedy by Guy Belton
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literary experiences a good While ago.
"Fads and Fancies.' In the cast
will be Lydia Iopokova, Dorothy Jardon.
Miller and Mack, Naomi Glass. Conroy
and Lemaine and Raymond and Caverly.
THE Revolt" is to resume It's tour
with a well known actress in the part
formerly played by Helen Ware.
The new revue which Lew Fields will
produce in the spring is called HANDS
Up" Clara kimball Young may appear
in the piece.
Pretty Mrs Smith" is to continue its
career with Charlotte Greenwood IN the
leading role.
THE Shadow" Ethel Barrymore's new
play. is another variation of the eternal
triangle, but with satisfactory end
ing.
Relasco will next produce THE Love
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After some preliminary performances
1t VIII be taken to Chicago
| Edna May, The Belle Of New York"
s.ar OF olden days. is now visiting in
New York
Otis SINNERS engagement in New
York in THE Silent Voice" has been
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Helen Lackaye has Joined the Chi
cago company playing "On Trial.
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Strand.
DANCING.

At Moore's strand Thea
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Florence Rockwell has been engage
for the cast of The Fallen Idol
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extended indefinitely because OF the
great success Of the star AMI play.
A mammoth band concert is to be
given in the near future by 200 mem
bers of Local No 161 of tn" american
Continued on Seventh Page)
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Louis Mann. with Mathilde Cottrelly
as his leading woman. appeared last
week in Schenectady in new play by
Edward Locke called The Bubble.
Evening star., 1915-01-24

Frank Gilmore. a Washington favoritc
in stock companies. is to go into vaude-
Vile with a playlet called such tx-
travagance," by Edward S. Keller.
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Frederick Donaghey and Will NJ. Hough
have cola borated on a musical revue to
be produced in Chicago by Harry Askln;
1t is called The Lady From the Lake.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
ANOTHER PROPERTY
FOR state COLLEGE
Only One More Needed 10
Garry Out the Exten-
sion Plan
PROF. HAYWARD
WILL NOT RESIGN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. June 2b.--With the
closing of the deal yesterday for the
Newark Post building. located on the
southeast corner OF Main street and
Depot road, which was owned by Ev-
erett c. Johnson. the trustees of Del
aware College now have all the prop
erty they desire for the extension
plan, with one exception. This one
exception is a small property on Main
street owned by William Gamble.
While the exact figures have not been
announced the aggregate for all the
properties secured Is said to exceed
S200.Oo0
Professor Harry Hayward. who re-
Gently had an offer 90 60 20 the West
Virginia Agricultural College as director
and dean. has declined the offer and will
remain az Delaware College as director
Of the Experiment Station. Il is under
stood that the trustees Of the local in.
stitutien increased Professor Hayward
sai3fy from SO 600 70 si 900 a year
,fhe annual festival held by the
women OF ST. Johns r. G. Church
opened on the church lawn last
night and as usual was largely al
tended. The festival will continue
tonight and tomorrow night.
Superintendent W b. McCaieh. oi
the Philadelphia division Of the
Pennsylvania railroad. with head.
quarters at Harrisburg. accompanied
BY . number Of other railroad Of
tials. made an inspection trip yester
asy over the Newark and Pomerol
railroad.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
DELIGHTFUL DUTCH LUNCHEON
SERVED in FLAG-DECKED GROVE
AMID $4,000 APPLE TREES

platform was for the sightseers. Most
of the guests availed themselves OF
the facilities It afforded for viewing
the large and level tract set in apple
n ees.
Scattered among the trees were
tables and booths. From them sand
wiches, doviled eggs, cheese, pickles.
olives, oysters on the half shell, soft
drinks, and other alimentary refresh
fnents. potato salad, cherries, peaches
end other things were served. II was
q buffet luncheon. Only one rule
applied TO II. II was: Eat apd
drink what you want, as you wantJt
and to your full capacity That rule
was universally observed, as there
was an abundance Of everything and
Sussex believes in heavy feeding
The guests began TO arrive at the
grove by o'clock In the morning.
Those who came here by train were
net at the station by automobiles and
fa2-decorated mule-teams and taken
out to the farm BY far the greater
number of the guests, however, went
20 the farm direct in machines and
carriages. Some Of the auto parties
came from as far away as ninety
miles and felt themselves we'll repaid
for the time and trouble
The first thing done, following ar
rival at the farm. was 10 drive through
the orchards The course was mark
ed by. American flags which shone
brightly against the green of the
4 hourishing young trees. II was mol
until all had had ample opportunitS
to inspect the orchards that the serv.
ing of the luncheon began.
Mr. Harrington had supplied him
self with a stock of rubber daggers
razors. plate agitators. trick matches
and nose-bleed handkerchiefs. The,
we're distributed and there was Z
wealth Of mimic tragedies in thu
grove. One man took his stabbinl
with rubber dagger so literally tina
he became faint and had to be seateI
and famed until he could regain hi
composure Jacks-the-Ripper als'
were abroad with the razors AM
many men who we're not in on th'
secret passed anxious moments whel
they heheld themselves menaced b.
the armed emissaries of the genia
manager. II was a day for fun AM
feasting and all entered fully int
the spirit OF the thing
Last year there was much speech
making. That was dispensed Will
largely yesterday A renewal of oil
acquaintance, the making of nev
friends and feasting and pleasant SO
cial intercourse we're the chief fea
lures of a day most delightfully."- spent
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contInued rrom First Paee

3 Windsor. 3 3. Topping p. f. p.
woodall. G. Stanley short. Dahwin c.
Collins and Former State Senator S.
J. Abbott
Maenolia-E. Edward wyatt, r.
Jackson. W. George. Charles c. Nc
Bride, j. Leonard Soper. Edward Par
dee. James VI. Jester. franklin Soper,
j. Wesley Taylor. John Lindale. Henry
Wilcutts and Frederick Johnson.
Frederica-l. w. Belts. Howard T..
Belts and Homer r. Belts.
Camden-W william NJ. Evans. John
Evans. Alfred Carter and James Lord.
Lewos Col l.. w. Mustard and
Harry V. Lyons.
Laurel-Harry j. Fooks and w. T.
Valiant
Lelpsic--A. II Moore and Alfred C.
Moore.
Pennington George d. Harrington
and Nicholas r. johnson
Dagsboro Derrick 3. Hazard. r.
d. Lingo. Sr.. r. n. Townsend. Ches-
ter " Townrend, ". A. Townsend and
John l. Wentz
Frankford--Col Everett Hickman
Ebc Walter. Captain John H. Ions
3
Selbyville- Former Representative
William G. Williams
Greenwood Former Governor s. 8
Pennewill and j. Frank Hayes.
Feiion--A. B Conner.
Wyoming W. Clark, Hynsor
NJ. Cohee J A. Frear, Jacob Reevel
and j. @. Brown.
Little Creek Representative Georg,
| n. Carey
Rehoboth--A A. Waite.
Woodside-- William M. Dixon.
Smyrna-Richard Jones.
II was the fourth annual inspection
Of the mammoth orchard. That in
spection revealed that the hundred
OF acres Of young trees are thrifty
that the land is well cultivated an,
that the tract, considered as a whole
Is admirably kept by Mr.. Harrington
and his subordnatos.
In fact everything seems TO indi
cate that within few years. or whei
the trees become old enough to pro
duce commercial crop. Bridgevili
will become one of the greatest ship
ping centres in the United States.
The grove in which the reception
was held and the Dutch luncheon wa
served was decorated gaily with hag
and bunting Under Mr.. Harrington
direction an observatory. which com
manded a view of the orchards. ha'
been built and decorated On IN
lower platform was Bob" Oglesby'
orchestra, from Chester. The uppe
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
Gift SHOWER FOR
TOWNSEND NEWLYWEDS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del, June 25.Mr. and
Mrs. Walter c. Harris, who we're
married Thursday. June 3, we're
given a surprise shower at their
home on South street by their friends
on Wednesday night Mrs. S. A. Col
Inns and Mrs Earl NJ shookley were
the promoters of the shower. The
Glee Club, comprised of Harris.
Watts, Hutchinson and Lattomus,
furnished the music.
The guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
S A. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. N. ~ Vanhorn, Mr.
and Mrs c. c. Serverson, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ shockley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Whittock. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 2.
Pollett, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Feni-
more. Mr. and Mrs. p. Marvel, Mr..
and Mrs w. y. Hart. Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Schwatka,
Senator and Mrs. Edward Hart, MIR.
and Mrs, Benjamin Hutchinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Lee. Or. and Mrs
~. D. Miles, Mrs. S. R. Tay-
lor. Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Carlton McSorely
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Townsend, Mr.
and Mrs. c. A, Greenwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Bennett Misses Lillian
Hart, Maryland Porter, Helen Rey-
nolds. Naomi Shockley. Caroline and
Norma Hart. Elizabeth Richardson
Margaret Hutchinson, Lelah Money
Gladys Pallott Charlotte Miles. Eliza.
beth Watts. Mollie and Margaret Aus
tin. Ethel Maloney Arelee Lattomus
India Deaklyne, Mrs. NJ A. Richard
son, Mrs. H. G. West. Mrs. Dais,
Johnson. Mesars Wilson Lattomus
Jack Lyman. Pierce Watts, Dallas
Hart Frank Hutchinson, Richard
Timmins, Thomas Enos. Reynold
Hodgson. Lewis Greaves, Andrew
Harman Raw Austin, Russell Town
send. Milton Greaves, Benjamin II
Daniels Fats Townsend, Mr. anl
Mrs. c. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. W Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. Win
field Lattomus. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar'
& Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Richarl
Hodgson. s. Finley Scott,
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
CUES MAKE REPLY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, June 25.---
Manager Larky, Of the Cubs baseball
team. replying TO the letter written by
the manager of the st. Georges team
says
Il wish to state the Cubs side con-
cernlng the St. Georges-Cubs game,
played at St. Georges last Saturday.
This game was really won by the
Cubs Of this place. by the score Of
5 to 4, this being the score Of the
end Of. the ninth inning, although 1t
appears that on account of neglect
on the part of the score keeper dit
ferent score was given at the time.
Concerning the point of not want
ing to give st. Georges last bat and
in denial to st. Georges claim of ar
guing over this point with the local
team, would like to say the S. Georges
manager has erred IN this point. Only
one player of the local team did not
want to give st. Georges last bat
while the other eight players were on
the field and ready to play.
Further. / would like TO say that
st. Georges need not pretend such
knowledge of our great national game
when on play as follows; Man on
first, batter hits to second baseman
who touches second and throws tc
first in an attempt 10 make a double
play, the ST. Georges team claimed
that the second baseman had to
touch the runner, who was forced
When team doesn't know any more
about the national game than this II
/ is time they should ouit the game foi
/ good.
About the Cubs being given a faii
I deal by being allowed 10 us,
Schaefer to umpire. | would like L
state that st. Georges had an UNI
pire, who gave a number of dispute,
decisions. The Cubs weren't giver
anything more than a square deal
and ST. Georges need not think thel
granted a favor to the locals by al
lowing Schaefer to umpire. but &C
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
NINTH Ward 70 Get
PLAYGROUND soon
Washington Heights Club to
Secure Block TO be
Equipped by City
FETE NEXT WEEK
TO RAISE FUNDS

The Ninth ward is to have a play
ground
This was decided at Joint meet
lng Yesterday afternoon OF Joint COM
mittecs of the Washington Heights
Century club and the Ninth Ward
Civic Association, which WAS held at
the home Of Mrs. C. d. Garretson.
A block of land fronting on Wash
inrton and JEFFERSON between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-hrst streets, has
been loaned for the purpose by George
W. Sparks. president OF the Street and
Sewer directors. II also was announc-
IA at yesterdays meeting that assur-
ance had been received from Park
Engineer Mack that the city viii
equip the site with necessary amuse-
ment devices II the civic body and the
century club have the ground. which
now IS used for n dump graded and
gotten into condition for the city's
workmen
In order to raise funds 10 have the
grading done. a lawn fete will be
held next Friday afternoon and night
on the Triangle over Washington
street bridge The affair will he un-
Der the auspices Of the Washington
Heights Century Club and the Ninth
Ward Civic Association. Ice cream
cakes and homemade candy viii be
on sale by the women I'm charge.
AZ Yesterdays meeting the follow
Ing committees we're appointed
Playground Leon walker the Rev
r. L. jackson and Mr.. Miller. of the
Civic Association, and Mrs. Garretson
and Mrs. q. Frank Taylor and Mrs
Harry Loose. of the Century Club;
lawn fete, Mrs. Garretson. chairman
cBkes, Mrs. James n. Ginns. Ice
cream, Mrs 2. r. Taylor: candy. Mrs
Chester ]. Moore; tables, Mrs. vii
liam stanlar Mrs Harry Loose. Mrs
Thomas Clouer. Mrs. Harry Lewis
Mrs. Fuller, Miss Devine and Mrs. j
Z. Scott.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
DUPONT SHOOT FOR
THE winner TOMORROW

The final contest for permanent
ownership of the Class c, Eugene du-
Pont challenge cup will be staged at
the DUPONT Trapshooting Club to-
morrow.
Those who will compete are Or. A.
Patterson, d. S. Wood, S. J. Newman.
j. W. Anderson, w B. Smith, J. P.
Groome. w. G. Robelen, w. c. Popp,
Dr. J. II. Squiers.
All OF these shooters have been
practicing up both at the club and
privately with hand traps etc, for
several weeks, in preparation for this
match, which no doubt will be good
one.
The shooting will start at 2.30
o'clock for the race when everyone
is expected to be out.
In addition the regular Saturday
Coleman DUPONT spoon event will be
staged at twenty-five targets, and
also a race for the Connable cup.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
Gets SIX MONTHS
FOR shoot THREAT
Herbert Talked OF Using
Cops Legs as His
Target
WAS SLEEPING
ON DOOR STEP

One hundred dollars and costs and
six months in the workhouse WAS the
sentence imposed Sipon Walter W.
Herbert. of Hamilton ~ j., IN Guy
Court today, on a charge OF carrying
concealed q deadly weapon.
officer Burchenal said he found
Herbert sitting on step AT Thlrd
and Orange Streets az tt20 o'clock
last night and woke him up and or
dered him to move on The officer
said Herbert walked to Front and
Market streets The officer followed
him. Later The olioer was told by
several persons that Herbert said;
"If that officer bothers me again I'll
shoot his legs from under him"
when Oficer Burchenal was told
this. he seized hold of the man and
searched him lie found a revolver
on him which contained three loaded
shells. The arrest followed.
Herbert said he had been working
az Carney's Point and was on his way
10 Camden TO work for the West Jer-
sey and Seashore Railroad Company
He declared he was a locomotive en-
pneer. He said he was renlly afraid
OF revolver and had only fred of
gun q few times In his life. He as.
serted that as he was a stranger here
he was carrying the gun TO protect
himself.
Judge Churchman, in passing sen.
tence, told Herbert Il was a serious
otiense in Delaware 10 carry a re
volver. Herbert said he was drunl
at the time and did not know wha
had happened. The court added tha
! II was a very dangerous habit for
man who drank to carry a revolver.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
launch Florence
FOUND RDRIFT IN BAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
IEWEs, Del, June 25.-lhe fishing
steamer David w Burhage, of the Coast
Fish Oil and Fertilizer Company, picked
up the launch Florence three miles west
of Atlantic City, yesterday. The launch
was filled with water and bore marks
OF being used recently. II is not known
whether the launch broke adritt OF
whether it was occupied by people and
oapsized during the storm OF Tuesday
night. The steamer Mary B. Garner
also picked up a small boat near Atlan-
tic City early yesterday morning.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
LTxBURGER TO MEET ROsEDALE,

Luxburger B. B. Club will play the
fast Rosedale colored champions on
Saturday at Sixth Street Park. Lux
burger defeated the team some time
ago by large score. Manager Adams
has signed up John Bernardo. the Del
aware College boy. to play in the out
field and also Edward McGaughey, a
pitcher.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
LUTZ.RnMEN.

Miss Katherine NJ. Lutz and VIII
liam Il. Bowen. OF this city. we're
married at Kingswood M, h. Parson-
age last night by the Rev. l.. M.
Broadway. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen will
spend their honeymoon in Atlantic
City and upon their return they Will
live temporarily at No. 720 East
Seventh street Clifford B. Reynolds
and Miss Blanche l.. Applegate wit
messed the marriage
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
BACK TO JAIL TO
SUPPORT FAMILY

Stanley Agozolek was sentenced to
one year in the workhouse by Judge
Churchman in City Court today be
cause of failure TO support his wife
and two children His family will
get so cents Of his daily earnings.
Agozolek served nine months on
this charge in the workhouse getting
out of that institution last February
and since that time has given his wife
only 81.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
GRACE's sCHOLARs on PICNIC.

Members Of the Sunday School Of
Grace NJ. n. Church enjoyed their
annual picnic yesterday afternoon and
evening in Rockford Park; about 200
persons attended. The afternoon
was delightfully."- spent in games. Fol-
lowing supper each person was
treated to an ice cream cone.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
ACCUSE HARPER OF LARCENY,

In City Court today Charles Harper
was arraigned on the charge of the
larceny of S6 belonging 10 John
Compton In order that some wit
nesses could be summoned the case
was continued until tomorrow Har-
per was held in $500 bail.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
SAYS HE LOST TAG.

Howard Parrett was arraigned in
City Court today on charge OF operat-
ing a motor vehicle without the proper
tags At the request Of Iscnberg
Brothers. by whom he is employed, the
case was continued until tomorrow. II
was stated that the right tags had
been lost and application had been
made for others.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
srREET cOMm1ssION no MEET.

The commissioners TO condemn the
property in Orange street. between
Tenth and Eleventh, who we're ap-
pointed by Judge Herbert l.. Rice.
will meet this afternoon to view the
property. The commission comprises
Andrew l.. johnson. Frederick Pyle.
Julian B. Robinson and Alfred ID.
Warner, Jr.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
srPPORT ORDER ON I'M.

In City Court today Leon Malizew-
ski was arraiened on charge Of non
support Of his wife and two small
children. He said his wife had left
him but she declared she did so he
iuse he beat her. The case was con-
tinued until Thursday and a temporary
order of So a week made
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
REPORT lime SNOW.

Many persons who have Offices in
the DUPONT Building are authority
for the statement that during the
storm the other afternoon snow was
falling visibly at the heighth OF the
tenth story
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
FISWFRF CHR SOCIAL.

The Elsmere Club Of the Church
League will hold a social tonight in
the Presbyterian Church az Eismere.
There viii be addresses. recitstions.
instrumental and vocal selections and
refreshments.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
sT. THnMAs, MAMMAL.

Several hundred people attended
the carnival held on the lawn Of 81.
Thomas r. :. Church last evening.
The Pioneers minstrels and a mo-
tion picture show were the special at
fractions. The carnival will continue
until tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
pIcNrr pnsTpnnFn

The trip ~ Rorflsnd planned fof
Saturday bv ths nrnterr n fhr eeconl
Baptist Church Chnsfisn ErfearcferE
TO he chaperoned hr 1firf &. r. Wsi's. Il
postponed until Jniy 10
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

cording to the rules he had perfect
right 10 do so. Trust that this eX-
planation will clear this matter up
and that there will be no further dis
cussion of this game"
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
CLAYTON rs IN Ran.

Clayton A. c. being without a game
FOR Saturday would ike 10 hear from
any rs 20 81 year old team in the
city. Call 1916 on the Automatic
phone or address challenges 10 Jo-
ssnh WALTON. 1907 Rowland street
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
TODAY'S BASEBALL chances
National League.

National League.
Boston at New York. clear
Brooklyn az Philadelphia. clear.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, CLOUDY.
st. Louis at Chicago, clear.
American League.
New York at Boston. clear.
Philadelphia at Washington, clear
Only American games today.
Federal League.
ST. Louis at Baltimore. clear.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo, clear.
Kansas City at Newark, clear.
Chicago at Brooklyn, clear.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
MIR. HUTTON no ENTERTAIN.

Members OF the Board OF Health
win be entertained at the City CLUB
tonight by George c. Hutton, a mem
Der Of the board.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
ms LANGUAGE COSTLY.

Phillip Mulnn was fined s. and costs
in city Court TODAY on a charge Of using
improper language at the Fourth street
wharf last night
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

It is high time you summoned the
Wants to your aid. for not until you
do will you be assured Of the very
hest and most steady employment.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
opAY TIE UHLUcKY TwgLFTH

There were twelve rersont IN City
Court today charged with drunkenness
John O'Dav was fined 8 and costs ai
It was his twelfth appearance.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
Is Speed Kings in Auto Dash Tomorrow

CHICAGO s5Folwng starting announced TO-
will dedicate the
speedway The the best two
Ian decides h odeo O the
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
sTEREOTYPER LOSES

FINGER TlIS,
While at work in the pressroom of
The Every Evening Publishing Com
pany yesterday afternoon, George An
drews, Of Henry Clay. a stereotyper.
had the tips of four fingers cut off by
a circular saw. The injury was treat
ed at the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

Madame Housewife, turn back now TO
the Wants and I'll that vacancy IN your
kitchen BY tomorrow night.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
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