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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

anrtoiIerue / @iSconiin. Oia0i.
ion. @is.. 5. Oft. Stotens 2ano.
6rlasifole hnr noienot en- Bulletin,
Tom oiIcr, at Ser ira @isconiin aar-
Tia Icn6es til Wlorfeoet onlfrina
%, 100000 99uI6els aartoiler er
omfrina 90 Qrocent al oe 9artoi-
Ter, Iom irfqes Staterne imeIIem
Pulten horr cnrite Stot I llnioncu
fo6er g9isconiinfortoiGer, men oct
Iteritc UpI Of Dem oaar til Otiot-
orItcn o. til WisiisiipiooIen
Siarnc SCR Inmmc Bulletin fon
o,oerFuirnc / Stofcn life tooe me.
- cnN IN rreNirhcf Of Sc anrtofler
nm Iplops Tormrrnc oobepnrer
inr SCI reiir irln Oeres anrtoiIer
50 6ct Or biflincrp od Iiaeidn Get
Ghicoao cr set itsrIte 9artoffelmar
'aN ior misconiin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
9orQRu ru1G0t.

QoTQRu ru4GuI.
lllDffe @cuaoor. @uaoamil
Ecuador, ;. Oft. Q2eaem Qlm6atl
og @uraraQ, 9oor en- 5ern6aue Ell
mOer 9p9nin9, itprteoe ct Sern
banetog GararapiIooen 20 0ten
neifer orpbtes.
vSlrlitania49 9ieoningsnpno oe-
forere5. 2on0on, >. Oft. @n 9effe
&erioner iom n0nprfe0e Iig oe0
oSiditania"s llnOergang, er bic
pct oetoreret al Song @eorg, 0er-
bIanot ilere al Sfibsofficererne oo
Y1anoifabet.
6pife lls9oooe Sortebopet.
Fetro8ra0, II. Oft. SS5ielge Gele-
granlner til Se6aitopol er Der op.
rettet Stationer ior tDife lln0er-
oanosbaaoe oeO 8arna og 9urgu5,
9ul9arien5 TO oigtigite 5ortebaos.
6apneiteoer
5000 Sernfor5. Berlin, I. Oft,
3iaoiotelegram. Ooer 5000 SSern.
fors al ferite alasie er Ii0en Rri-
gems 9e9pn0elie blepet u0oelt til
tDife, sitrigife, un9arife og tprfi-
Ife 0fiicerer o8 SoIooter for milf
tPr GSortieneite.
Brittle Cab. 9onoon s. Oft.
0en brittle 9(rme 6aooe iioen Sri.
gen be9pn6te o9 op til 0en 27.
Sept, iiel9e officielle Opgaper mi
itet 1904 Oiiicerer, al bpilfe s.
l76 blep orp6t eller Og0e al oereS
Sanr, meOens l0,469 bIeu iaaret,
og 1929 iapnes.
5000 MGn0, ongioelig btlgar
lie Gernepliati9e, Der fom ira
SpiflanO. cr blepet itonOiet oeo 0en
Ierbiife @rpnIe iom miStpnft ior
at 0Grc tDife % eilriaife Ofiicerer
% 9Sngenisrer. Zen rllmpnife 9ie.
9erinq bar forlangt. at oe 6liper
ioentiiiceret
N2ptteri S5noicn. Berlin. 8.
Oft. o2ofal 9(n3eiger@ oiientliq.
9sr ct telegram ira 9oqoao, ser
meo0eler, at 10 inoiife Hegimenter /
oen brittle 9trme - ottenoe Wirr-
6cnaregimeut og tien6e Sif6regi
ment - bar giort 0fDtteri. Oct be0-
Der. at t,200 9riter oq 1000 Sin.
ouer bleo orgbt / aompen
8r. 0um6a afrent. 9}ep 9orf,
6. Oft Gen sitri9.ungarife @e.
ianot, Or. aonitontin 0umbo, al.
rehte @dnr me0 i'm 6ldtru til
europa meo ygtien 9(miter0om" al
6ollono-2(merifa 9inien San no.
taIte oeo 9lfreiien lin 9eftoqelie
ober at mnatte forlooe Il. 2. H.
boor ban baooe ounoet mango gooe
8enner.
6eret binorer Operotionerne.
2on0on, 9. Oft, 0a 6e ml0reoe
og isIe0e polite 9eie after 6inorer
armeernes 9eop9elier, er BET toip(.
iont, bborpiot bi6ere Operotioner
al getnonin9 oil finOe Ste0 paa
9itfronten for oet ferite Derimoo
anta9es oct, at nodr Sinteren font
mer, o9 Soroen irpier, pil oen enc
eIler ben on0en Sioe 9enoptaoe
Ofieniiben.
Stor 9ranO / 9ombop. Berlin,
8. Oft, 9tnoioaelearam Ooerie
bureouet mel6er:
Set me0oeles ira 9ombop, at
ser inotraf en- itor 9ranO 9pens
9omuIos 9aaerbuie oen g. Sept
SfoOen bel6b iig til $t0,000,000.
0ette bar oen treOie itore 9rano
I Oenne 5pion. 9feiultotet al I'm
Seri6geIierne / anIe6nine al Oisie
granoe er life bIebet oiientIiaaiort "
Giterieiraten lioer. 2onOon, 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
24.2lGrg.

; fiffen mellem 1DifIauo og 9aa-
mari % Soerrig 6eipraes al oanife
og ioenife Sfibe.
Gen ipenife 2(merifallrie. Stocf.
6olm, 5. DIT. Get iuenif-amerifan-
ife Dompifi6sieIifa6, iom oanneoes
for ct 2(ar iiOen, bar inOfebt @a5.
/ ia8erOamperen u@otsoam" al 9ol.
lauo-2lmerifalinien, iom en- Var.
rgffe bar gaaet 6art mellem q.
9orf og 5ollauoife Same. BOTS
Dam" bliper oen ioenife 9lmerifa.
Iinies f6rite Sfib.
GumGnife 6oranitaltninger. Cont.
DON, 6. Oft. I'll &enter telearQfe.
res ira 2ltben, at 9umGnien Ifpn0.
ionlt ien0er trooper til oen buG.
garife @runie og ogiaa trefier an.
Ore militpre iSor6oIOSregIer. @iur-
geoo DeO 0onal befpltes, og rnnR-
niife Ofiicerer al bnlgarIf Oprin-
oel'e iorilpttes til oct Snore 0e
Dngre 9feierpeofiicerer, iom enonu
i. life oor inofal0t, er bIeoet u0fom-
man0eret.
gfrmenierne. Gom, If. Oft. 81
ter at 6npe moOta9et en- Snoberet.
ming ira Sen apoitoliife 0eIegot
@onitontinopeI, Ntqr. 9olci, bar
Baben Ienot Sultonen ct egenbpn-
bi9t 9reo, / bpilfet ban gonr SSor-
66n for 9(rnenierne.
91ep gorf. II. Oft. st Otasie.
meoe in0er 9Guipiciqr al o9(meri.
con Committee on gfrntenian Nitro.
cities" bill bline 6olot ber oen II.
Oftober for at proteItere moo 0tpr.
0erierne glrmenien
9raiilien un0ertegner. 9iio De
Saneiro, 6. oft. aamret bar rati.
iiceret 5roftaten mellem 9raiilien
oq llniteo StateS.
3reostroftoter me0 9(rgentinn,
9raiilien og GbiIe blep lmOerte9net
/ @aI6ington / Suli. De forpli8ter
llnite0 Stotes o9 Be ipoonlerifmt.
ife gepubliffer 6per for fla til at
remlpgge til ct BELT 9(arS lm0er.
IBgelie ale opitaaeoe 6oiitentaaI,
iom fife fan or6nes 40 Diploma.
tiff @ei llnOeri69elien ifol loretta.
Qes al en- international 8ontntis-
lion, og ioa lqnge ben oarer, maa
DER life begDnoes 5ien6tli9beOer
Bill ignorere Froteiten 9aris, Z
Oft. Set neo0eltes ofiicielt @aar
gitermi0oag, at Yremlermlnllter
9cni3elo9 Silbagetrr0en life oil
ItanIe Sc allicreop troopers 2ano.
9onq @rpfenlon0.
Sra enfelte Solo uotaItes bet
Soab, at Song aonitantin maaife
al lit 5olf piI bIioe tounget til at
fonme Serbien til Siglp. Oct lam.
me Deputeretfammer, ion goo BE.
ni3elosnliniiteriet 9iIliOspotlmL maa
ao0fenoc aongens npe 9ieBering.
Set er muligt, at aanrmeret life
oil unerfenoe oct npe 0iiniiterilm
og oil iremtoinee geni8eIos' @en-
in0IpttelIe til 5roos for aronen
Store g(rbeioerlsnninger. 9er'
lin, If. Oft. De itore Cab, Ion
ariaen 6e t2 WtaaneOer bar polOt,
bar meoisrt mprpGroig nof, at Den
tDife 9Irbei0er tiener Penge, om
ban al6rig bar giort fer. San iaar
MI en- 2en, iom er nooet laa bit
om alorig ier / GpiflanoS Siito-
ric, og ser finoes neiten life uogen,
om life bar 9(rbeiOe
SO Here MpnO Ser er falOet oeo
5ronten % 10 Here SulIer Der
maatte fploes, oeito beOre bIeu5til.
linaen or Dem, iom bleu 6iemme,
o. oeito 6eere er Snoifnooene ble-
bet / Sparebonferue for De iod,
Iom moa uofgre 9(rbeioet ior De
mango. - Sboroan oct ina bill gno
meO 9ensiorbol6ene ETC mar Der
6liuer 1reo, og Millioner al ilnge
Oaqno fonlmer biem ira 5ronten2
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

5000 @rno, an9ioelig 6ltIgar
lie &ernepliatioe, Ser fom ira
6piflono, er 6lepet itonoiet oeo oen
ierbiife @rpnie iom mistpnft ior
at oGrc tpife og sitriaife 0fiicerer
% Sngenierer Gen rumpnife 9le.
9erinq bar forlangt, at oe 6liper
iocntiiceret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

@n aiort tpif 8roteit 8aibine.
ton, Z. 6, 6. Oft. Gen tpife 2e.
aation bar proteiteret til lloenrigs.
Departmental moo en- 6orien0elie al
10 3oos 0}otorboaoe ira Bolton
hl @nalano. mco oen Wotioerina,
At gao6ene ifuIOe 6ru8eS ionl
ariasiarteicr, nemlig moo oe IN.
lie llnocroonosbaooe 9roteiten er
6Icoen 6enpiit til g1enttaIitets6oar.
set, fom er fommet til 0en Sliitning,
at Ser intet er at inooenOe moo
9aaocnes ,Sorien6elie. foroi oe peo
9lfienoe(an hperfen bar ioriDnet
meo annoner eller Pdnierpla0er,
"a iom set boooe opret Filfeloet
ti6lioere, bar Der intet, Iom 6eoiIte,
at 9aa6ene IfuIoe bennttes | Sri
aen, oa at 6e Iflll6e fIosiiiiceres iom
ariasitibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Sfreoene aonalen. 9anomo,
9. Oft. @uberuer @oetbaIs bar al.
oct Orore til at boloe Banamofa-
nolen luffet ior Eroiif, inotil al
2ore for oioere SfreO @aillaro-
ifprineen er opre, oa ban bar eipet
Orore til at iprenee goffetoppene
oner De u6iatte Steoer, for at fao
oisie Itprtet | seanolen Iiee ioo sooi
isrIt iom iioit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

9iteriefraten Ii6er 2onOon, 9.
Oft. Den tpIfe SanOelsmarine |
9iterieen begpnoer at fele 8irfnin.
oen al be BRITTLE oe rusiiife ltnoer-
oanosbao6e ser. Soa goot iom be-
le oen tbIfe SfibsFort paa 9iter'
isen er inSitillet al Senipn til
llnoerpanOshaa0ene. o. ypraetra-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Staalpoancue 6olot. 4eoria,
,Sa.. >. Oft SEQ gome. % 0tl
)}orO ior @eoria, foaoereoc ct Ghi-
rolo, 9eorio Gagiaaertog meo ct
66icaao. Rocf ,}slano ano @aeiiie
6ragttoa 9eage 2ofomotioer 6Ico
50efaat BELT. 2lSifaige 4asiaaerer
fom til Sfaoe, 81. a. en- 6. Mon.
ION ira G6icaao oq bans 5.norige
1attcr 6aar6t iaoret. 9(t ltlpffen
life 6Ieo itsrre ifplotes staalooa
neue. Iom inaen oioere Sfooe leo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Gre MeoIemmer al Soma Uni.
oeriitets 5ofitItet fom til Sfaoe,
o9 40 5reibmen1Shoenter Su.
genisrai6elingen umogif me0 nGp.
pc 0eoen iorle0en Gag, 0o @ds
ira en- 9pfaae efspIooereoe / oct
ne0re 9aboratorilm llniperiitetet5
4emibpgnina. Stuoenterne boDoe
6apoe lige iorla6t 0eres 8ulte. on
en- ioriproeIia @f8ploiiou gioroe
gprelIet til en- ghiin0pnge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Q2Dtteri S5noien. Berlin. 5.
Oft. o2ofal 9ln3eiaer@ ofientlig.
9sr ct telegram ira 9oqoaO, ser
mc00eIer, at TO inoiife Geaimenter /
oen brittle glrne - ottenoe W'ur.
6enoreaineut og tien6e Sif6regi.
ment - bar giort O1Dtteri. Oct beo-
Der, at 200 9riter oa 1000 Sin-
ouer bleo 0rpbt aompcn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

lloeir. 6grite 5ne 8isconiin
Gouoerap, @is., 9. DIT. Zen ior.
ite Sne / 2lar fom Der Iorsoag
0m @itermio0agen Iaa Der TO Iom.
mer Sne paa Ularfen.
5erans Sails, 0}ina, O. 0ft.
Get ier ooorIiat no meo 1crifnin.
gen i 2lar, oa oct itaoig regner.
1Griterne flager ooer, at De life
fan orbeioe mere emo boer treoie
Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Brittle Cab. 2onoon, s. Oft.
Gen brittle 2[rme 6apoe Ii0en Sri.
gen begonote o9 op til oen 81.
Sept. ifelae officieIle Opgaper mi
itet 1904 Oiiicerer, al boilfe g.
i76 blep 0rp6t eller oeoe al oereS
Sanr, me0ens 10,4G9 bIep iaorct,
og 1929 iaDnes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Siplp til 0lerco. Can 9lntonio,
Ieras, s. Oft. General 0epolo,
@beien ior set amerifanitc 8soe
aors, er aireiit til @ai6inston for
at aigioc Gapport ON 0ialpearbei.
oct gierico. 9(rbeiOet bar oGret
aibrnot paa @rltno al Gorranca.
nnnoigbeoernes erflpring ON, at
Siplp life lpngere par neopenoig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

0gOe paa 9rpllupsoagen Diat.
toon, 5a., II. Oft. @n beroarenoe
6armaceut, @rnit 5torn, oeoe
@aor paa i'm ioitiatte 9rDllup5
oa9 al en- Notwithstanding, ionl
ban paaOrog Jig ueo at ipiie giter5
tit iioite llngtarleielifa6. 9rplIup-
pet ifuIoe baDe itaaet @anr Uior-
qes, og 9illetterne til 9rpllupsrei
len pnr allereoe fsbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

lllDffe @cuaoor. @uaDamil,
Ecuador, ;. DIT. Q2euem 2lm6ato
og @urarag, 60or en- 5ern6ane er
moer 8D9nin9, iprteOe ct 5ern-
baneto8 Gnrarapilo0en. 20 Oien.
neifer orp6tes.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
FAyERSHAM COMING
IN "THE HAWk.-

william Faversham in the New York
and Paris success, The Hawk will
be the attraction at The Playhouse
next Monday.
Never before has he had play that
has so powerfully impressed both
press and public. II is the crowning
triumph of Favcrsham's career To
the romantic role of Count de Dasetta
he has brought not only the qualities
which made him such favorite in
hts Lord Algy days, but that ripening
of art which has come from his more
serious productions of recent years.
This character is ono of the most
picturesque in the entire repertoire OF
this popular actor, and it affords
splendid opportunities because of the
many-sided facets of the role.
Power and pathos are the keynotes
OF this delightful drama. The third
act. which is so often the weak point
in dramas, develops the greatest sur
prises of the play.
Effective support is given Nh
: Favcrsham by large company Of
experienced players. V. J.. Granville
and Frank Losce are excellent IN the
principal male roles, aud Emile
folini. Grace Henderson and Pauline
Whitson not only please with their
acting but provide a real sartorial
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
new FERRY LANDING 4
UNDER CONSTRI

Workmcn employed by thl
Brown Company several u
started work ON the new land.
Tor the Wilmington and Nc
Ferry Company, ON the Christi
near Third street.
The platform. which win
structed in order that better
may be had in handling the
traffic OF the ferryboat Long 4
be built so that il can be n
lowered TO various angles 50 III
conform 90 the tides. Pile
driven at both ends of the stag
il more substantial. 4 shelter
for passengers and freight wi
erected on the grounds.
During the past week work
been commenced again ON
frame work ON the eastern an
the new bridge. Two steel b,
. their cross sections, which wi
rights when the draw is open
nearing completion. Two
riNeters are hard at work io
various sections together as +,
riggers set them in place.
The Jones Construction
which was awarded the col
erecting ice Tenders around In
the new bridge, has compl,
around the one at the eastern
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
NEW BOAT SCHEDULE EFFECTIYE

Beginning today the Wilson Line Of
steamboats, will put a new schedule
into effect between this city and
Philadelphia. Hereafter on week
days boats will leave each end of the
line al 73O. Q. 1890 a. m, 10 noon
and 1.SO 3, Ais, 6 and Z p. m. On
Saturdays and Sundays beginning to-
day additional boats will leave each
end of the line at $50 and $50 p. m.
This change is made in order TO ac-
commodate the increased travel
which comes with the warmer wealth
er. The boats have been doing a
splendid business during the entire
winter, both with freight ana passen-
gers. The present schedule will be
continued until the regular summer
season, when the same schedule
which is now followed for Saturday
and Sunday will be followed each
day.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17

the title Of most interesting offer
ing which viii be given By Camille
Personi and Company. with Janles G.
Reanoy, all OF whom are very clever.
The scene OF the action is in Japan,
which adds to the interest. Every
member OF the company is an artist.
Stuart and Kcclcy. dancers. will give
an exhibition OF the very latest in
the line OF dancing. which will prove
entertaining and instructive. Dyer
and Fay, a comedy team, have an act
which is made up very largely of non
sense of their own making, and
which is very clever conception.
The Herbert Germaine Trio. comedy
gymnasts, have novel act, which
combines skill and comedy, and IL Is
in the hands OF capable people. Null
len and CcOgan. a comedy team, sing
dance and get off lot of funny
stunts. They are heralded as great
entertainers
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
kent fruit CROP
DESPITE LATE FROSTS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del. April H. Because of
the activity in the preparation of the
bazaar and carnival of Symphony
Band, of this town. by the late S.
Harry Boyer, which was TO have been
held this week, il has been postponed
until April 27 to May l.
As yet no fears are felt by the
farmers and fruitgrowers as to any
damage being done to fruits or early
vegetables by the frosts OF the past
few days
Efforts are being made to have a
new church edifice erected al kits
Hammock to replace tho portable
church which was destroyed on last
Sunday by the wind storm.
Mrs. Samuel W. Hall. accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Hallman. has
gone TO Jackson, Miss, the home OF
the latter
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
AT THE GARRICK.

A bill of extraordinary comedy
features will be the offering at the
Garrick Theatre next week. in which
will be seen some of the cleverest
performers in the varieties. Il is in
reality a riot of fun. with plenty Of
novel and artistic features. including
a lot of pretty scenery. and also
plenty OF music and dancing.
One of the most elaborate features
will be the spectacular electrical
novelty. THE Butterfly and the
Rose which is something OF mys-
terry. II will be given b. Harry Rapf.
II is staged with wonderful effect
and the cast is good. A boarding
house comedy entitled bill Blithors,
Bachelor will be given by Robert
Henry Hodge. one of the big comedians
OF the varieties. who will be aided by a
very clever company. The plot
hinges on the fact that half dozen Of
women and girls are in love with
BILL" who is generally regarded as
woman hater. Japanese Love- is
Evening journal., 1915-04-17

No. grief is too intense
For Jesus comfort 20 soothe;
Nor sorrows pain so great
His love cannot remove.
Clouds never we're too dense
For His sunlight to pierce through.
Nor sinful soul TOO black
For Him 70 cleanse and renew.
Despair may seize the soul,
And try its grief 10 increase;
But sorrow cannot check
The flow of Gods perfect peace.
Look up. press on. have faith,
DO not bow down in dlsmay;
Jesus hath pow'r to cheer.
And drive all despair away.
He will not pass us by
When we are laden with care;
He'll stop. and from us lift
The burden lie promised TO share.
He'll speak in words of love.
Give hope to the troubled breast:
Fulfill His own blest word,
And give of His perfect rest
'Tis only when we fear
That darkness obscures the light
'Tis only when we doubt
Heavens peace doth take its flight
Then cease to fear and doubt.
Trust the Saviour for thy all;
! WIN He not bear us up,
He who notes the sparrow's fall?
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
VANDALS Steal FLOWERS
FROM DOVER YARDS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. April 17.-Flower
high hand in Dover. A few nights
ago a hyacinth bed in the yard Of
Mrs. Rosa Levi, on Bradford street.
was robbed of all the blooms. On
Thursday night the yard OF w. l..
Clayton. on North Bradford street,
was entered and nine hyacinth
blooms we're stolen from a bed Of
twelve plants. A close watch is be-
ing kept by other Dover residents
having flower beds accessible from
the street
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
ACORN CLUB Receives
HUSBANDS and FRIENDS

gpeeial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL,
sEAFORD. Del, April 1.-THE
Acorn Club gave its annual entertain
ment TO their husbands and women
friends in the club rooms on Thursday
night. "A Patron OF Art" a play
presented by the young members OF
the club, was received with much ap-
plause. Music was furnished by the
seaford orchestra, Charles Van Leer
and Miss Catharine Stevens sang and
recitations were given by Mrs. Charles
t. Day. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Darbce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Donoho. Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ.
Chlpman. DR.. aud Mrs j. c. Knowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Eskridge, DR.. and
Mrs H. NJ. Manning. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. lsadore
Stephany. Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
James, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Johns,
Mr. and Mrs Monroe III. Adams. Prof.
and Mrs. A. II. sloop, Mr.. and Mrs.
n W. Huston. Mr. and Mrs. h. j. Win
der. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hobbs, Mr..
and Mrs. Madison Willin, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Emery
Miles. Alr and Mrs. Nj. n. Wiley Mr..
and Mrs Il. Greenahaum Mr. and Mrs.
W. X. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Cox. Mr. and Mrs. j. Scott Hurley. Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Nevins. Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n
Rawlins Mr.. and Mrs. S. z. Fields
MI. and Mrs j. Emery Wiley, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Day. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Mlligan Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee
Purse, Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Hurley, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Donoho, Mr. an'
Mrs Glenn NJ. Huston, Mr.. and Mrs
H. a. Rowe. Mr. and Mrs william
B Huston. Mr.. and Mrs. George II
Huston. Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Donohoe
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Robinson. Mr.. an,
Mrs. L. b. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. c. r
Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lord
Mr.. and Mis-. H. c. Ross. Misses Jaul,
and Marion Galloway. Ruth and Cath
arine Stevens Eleanor and Lotitii
Ross. May Porter. Anna Anthony
Mary Riggn, Roberta G.. Burton
Helena VIXEN. Emma and Laurin'
Cunningham, Sarah Rawlins. Elizabetl
Emery, Mildred Matthews. Alice Nor
gan, Hilda Chambers, Ruby Williams
Edith Short. Florence Noble. Corinn
Warren, Julia Scott. Elizabeth Green
abaum, Ida Kay, Mae Cooper, Mau'
Dorsey. Hettie Wallace, Kitty Allen
Eleanor Anna. Emma Slrman, Mrs
Ella Emery, Mrs. ID. Cahall, Mossrs
Halbert Robinson, Charles Van Loei
Charles w. Robinson, Or. Thomas \
Cottingham, Charles ]. West, Fran
Adams, Calhoun Ross. o. Raymon
Martin, Fred w. Burton. William J.
Parsons, William +. Longendyke, an
others.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
A fractions at IN.
~noNr SHOOT" DROPS our.

Manager Allcmann OF The Play
house was yesterday notified that il
had bccn necessary to cancel tine date
for A. H. Woods show Don't Shoot
which was to have been given here
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week II is hoped that the date can
be fixed for later In order that
there may be no blank dates at The
Playhouse. IL was al once decided that
Mr.. Brady's new production "The
'Fraid Cat" should open on Monday
evening next and continue for the
entire week. as had been originally
intended. There will be matinces on
Wednesday and Saturday. This Is
the latest play by owen Davis, the
author of sinners" "The Family
Cupboard" and a number of other
successful attractions. II is said that
in this latest play Mr.. Davis has
produced his masterpiece. and the
company. which includes Miss Alice
Lindhal and others we'll known here,
is one of the strongest which has ever
been gotten together for a similar
play. Both attraction and company
arc far above the ordinary and VIII
mington is assured OF an unusually
strong attraction for a week. II
ought to play TO good business, for
probably nothing TO surpass 1t viii
be seen here in its line the remainder
of the season. Mr.. Brady has given
his personal attention to the produc-
ton. which is guarantee That 1t VIII
be first class.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
poYER HAS MANY SIGN.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. April r. Several of
Dover's citizens are on the sick list.
including William Uligh. who has
pneumonia: Howell Buckingham. who
is in with typhoid fever. with many
others suffering from a form OF colds.
similar 10 pneumonia.
Mrs. Ella J. FarQuhar. widow Of
George W. Farquhar died in Phils-
dolphia yesterday. aged 6S years. Her
remains will be brought TO Dover on
Evening journal., 1915-04-17

the noon train on Monday. Services
will be held in Christ p. e. Church.
with interment in the cemetery ad-
joining.
Grand Master Workman l.. Heisler
Bali and stan will pay an official visit
to Diamond Lodge, No. 9. A. o. u. W..
on Wednesday evening, May 8, and in
stal the officers.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
AT THE VICTORIA.

Today the World Film Corporation
presents Miss Vivian Martin in "lhe
Arrival OF Perpetual an exciting and
exceptionally picturizcd photo play, fea-
turing this well known and capable art
ist, Miss Martin, at the Victoria The
atrc The second feature for the day
will be the screaming farce comedy,
"Max is Forced TO Work." one of the
funniest films shown in a long time.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17

impersonator now making his first
American appearance with this COM
pany. Harry Van Fossen is present.
ing monologue which is promised
as howl of merriment while the con-
Guiding feature is in the nature of a
surprise and enlists the services Of the
entire company and some very beauti-
ful scenic embellishments.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
HORSE HURT I'M RUNAWAY.

A double team owned by Tyson Broth
ers ran away yesterday afternoon from
in front OF No Jos East Sixth street.
At Sixth and Walnut streets the team
collidcd with fire plug and broke il oil.
One of the horses was slightly injured.