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Evening journal., 1915-11-23
PARKSIDE SOLDIERS TO
PLAY HOLIDAY CANE

Parkside and Fort DUPONT will meet
in the afternoon game at Front and
Union streets on Thursday afternoon.
The largest crowd of the season is ex-
pected.
Coach selch OF Parkside. wants all
players out tonight and Wednesday at
kirkwood Park for practice Only the
players who report for practice will
take part in Thursdays and Satur-
days game. Both teams will use their
regular lineup. Tho management OF
the Parkside team will have the serv-
ices Of a well-known referee for the
game
on Saturday afternoon Parkside
will play Chesrook at Front and
Union streets, and a good game is ex-
pected.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
JOHNSON & BRO. MAKE
DISPLAY OF ARMOUR Goods

Johnson and Bro. provisioners, are
making an elaborate display of
Armour products, which will continue
for two weeks. a demonstration jaing
in charge of the exhibit. Many OF
the products of this concern will be
on display. the Seventh and King
streets store having made extensive
preparations for the event.
Johnson and Bro. have laid in a
large stock OF everything that is
good for Thanksgiving. This is es-
pecially true with regard TO poultry.
carload of all kind Of fowl having
been purchased. There are turkeys
galore and in most any weight de-
si, cd The prices are in keeping
with the firms prev.oss record OF
placing such fowl at cost within the
reach OF all
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
CnEsRnoK VS.. ACADEMY.

What is expected to be the fastest
football game in this city in the anna
teur line will be played on the Van
Buren, street grounds on Thursday af-
ternoon between the Chesrook second
and Wilmington Academy elevens. A
strong rivalry has sprung up be-
tween the teams. and both will re-
sort to their best knowledge of the
game to outwit and conquer the other.
In a former game this season. Ches-
rock defeated the Academy team,
and expects TO hand them the same
does on Thanksgiving Day.
Last night the Chesrook team went
through a hard practice. and will hold
practice scrimmages tonight and to-
morrow night. The Academy team
will hold its first practice since their
game with the Newark High School
tonight. at Ninth and Rodney streets.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
Gas IN The STOMACH
Is DANGEROUS
Physician RECOMMENDS the Use Of Mag
ueSia

Physician Recommends the Use Of Mag.
nesia.
Sufferers from indigestion or dyspepsia
should remember that the presence Of gas
or wind in the stomach Invariably indicates
that the stomach is troubled By excessive
ucidity
Excessive acid causes the food 20 fer
mcnt and the fermenting food lin turn gives
rise 90 noNious gases which distcnd tho
stomach hamper the normal functions Of
vital internal organs, cause acute head
aches, and BY pressure Of the pncumo-
gastric nerve often sets up palpitation Of
the heart A neglected acid stomach may
be the cause Of impaired intestinal d.
gestion which may ia turn cause gen
crui run down condition due Go the abb
sorpiion Of toxic material into the blood.
To quickly dispel dangerous accumula-
ton of wind In the stomach and to stop
the food fermentation which creates the
gas the acid in tho stomach must be neu-
tralired aud for this purpose there Is moth
ing better than plain bisurated maguesia
taken in a little water Immediately after
meals This instantly ncutrllizes the acid,
thus stopping fermentation aud the furma-
tion Of gas, and enables the inhamed dis
tended stomach TO proceed with IFS work
under natural conditions. The hisuratcd
magnesia is obtainable In powder or tablet
form from any druggist; but as there are
several forms Of magnesia you should ask
distinctly for bisurated magnesia. Take a
teaspoonfui Of the powder In quarter
glass OF water Cor two Of the tablets after
each meal.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
schools Will Be
kept Open, SAYS
CITY solicitor
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
by the board in closing the schools
and in no way could it be seen where
ne board had exceeded its authority.
NIr. Ellison claimed. The hoard made
on change in the resolution passed at
the last meeting, and from the ruling
made at that tine the fourteen schools
viii be closed on Wednesday unless
some action is taken today.
No Action BY School Board.
NO action was taken by the Board
OF Education last night in reference
10 the notice from the Board of
hcalth that fourteen schools would be
closed after Wednesday because of de-
iective plumbing other than ia re-
ceive and fle the resolu ion from thc
Board of Health containing that no
tice
j. MAX Hammond. a former execu-
i've officer OF the Board of Health. at
tended tic meeting, and asked Presi-
ooAt Laynard what the board 81 Edu-
caton proposed 10 do about the
threatened closing Of the schools. say
ing ne bad two boys attending school
NO 10 one Of ihe schools 10 be closed.
MT baypard sadfthe Mayors Ad-
NlSorV Board would consider the mat
Ter this afternoon. 1T is our duty
10 Keep the schools omen and we want
10 keep them open. he added
Mr. hammond then delivered a
lengthy speech in which he handed
our some hard knocks at the menu
Ders Of the Board Of Health and
scored physicians IN general. which
caused The three doc ors i'm the Board
OF Education to smile.
tie said "The laws saw our bovs
ana girls must not work till they are
certain ago. SO that if the schools
are closed for five or six months, they
VIII be compelled 10 roam the
streets"
Baths Once Year.
TIC stated that he had inspected the
plumbing at School No Is and found
no odor at all and not the least thing
solcd. Referring TO The Board of
Health members. he said: when
people got to know &. all their place
Is TO go up. am willing TO put my
ability as an inspector against the
members OF the Board OF Health. and
mat is not saying much ! am go
ing to fght to 'fe cnd 10 have the
schools kept open. Somebody ought
q come across tho road"
Mr. Hammond said he did not take
much stock in sanitation and fumi-
cation, and that he was originally
a farmer in Pennsylvania. and that
there some Of the farmers took one
bath a year. which was just after
harvest and were in the best OF
health.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
RODNEY THAYER Heads
new Steel COMPANY

Rodney Thayer of this city, former
president of the Baldt Steel Company
and treasurer of the Artillery Fuse
Company Of this city. has accepted the
presidency of the new Penn Marine and
Ordnance Casting Company. which is a
combine of the Baldt plant at Now Cas-
tie, and the Penn Company, OF Chester
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
S c R A P S

Observation-Disclosures Richie.
the California ex-lightweight cham
pion. earned hair-llne decision over
Eddie McAndgows. local welter-
weight. in six slashing rounds at the
Olympia last night Richie was fore
ed to his best by the aggressive Phila-
delphian and only earned the decision
by his ability to put over staggering
hooks that shook McAndrews consid-
erably.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
T VTWT0 -
Mnich Gnne

In q special match game between
Grand Master Ball and Grand Organ
izer Dawson, the score was tied at the
end Of the tenth frame. In the roll
of Dawson won out at the end OF the
third frame. The score was: Davi-
son. 173; Ball. 165.
Schedule for Tonight.
Wilmington Blues VS.. Valley.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
cHEsRooK THIRD WANTS GAME.

Being without game for Thursday
afternoon. the Chesrook Third football
team would like TO arrange a game with
any team in their class in the city. Ad.
dress Manager Chesrool Third, No. s2t
Washington street.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
TT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.

That it pays to advertise in THE
EVENING JOURNAL. is the opinion
Of Howard NJ Jester. assistant city
auditor. who reports that one ad in
these columns announcing that col-
lie dog owned by him had been lost
brought the dog home. Mr.. Jester
values the animal highly.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
STOCK MARKET


hN lie Wtcd itcas.
NEW YORK. Nov. %. The activity
ON the stock exchange at the opening
today again was only moderate, and
such price changes as were registered
were generally fractional gains
Opening unchanged at nc IA Bald
win Loco sold at rs. within a few min.
utcs. Crucihlc Steel also made small
gain during early trading
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

In the G. o. =. League last night
the Sixth Ward quoiters took four
games from First Ward. The scores.
Sixth Ward ...21 q 81 q 90
First Ward .12 II 16 u 21-1
Players Sixth Ward: Nevin Glow
ney. captain: J. Moore, Frank Hanes-
worth and Guy Handy First Ward:
Albert Vaughn. captain; William Vir-
den. Frank Leidel and James Brown.
Referee Jake Schaible
Schedule for Tonight.
Fifth VS.. Tenth.
This game promises to be one OF
the closest and most exciting seen in
the series as both teams are deadly
rivals.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

Many a young man and woman have
had a tryst with opportunity in the
Want Columns of the newspapers and
have found that that engagement opened
the way to success for them.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
NEW BROKERAGE OFFIcF.

George r. Bisscll has opened broker.
age Office in the DUPONT building. lie
has Offices ON the first floor at the Mar
ket street entrance.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
Various Forms
OF Headache

1T is necessary IN order to treat head
echos properly TO understand the causes
which produce the affection" says DR.. ]. w.
Ray OF Blockton, Ala. Continuing, he says
physicians cannot even begin the treat.
ment OF disease without knowing whaa
causes give rise TO IL, ana we must remem-
Der that headache IS tobe treated according
TO the same rule. We must not only be par
ticular to give a remedy intended TO coun-
ternct the cause which produces the head
ache, but we must also give a remedy to
relieve the pain until the cause ofthe trouble
has been removed. To answer this purpose
Anti-knmnia Tablets will be found a most
convenient and satisfactory remedy. One
tnbletevery one to three hours gives comfort
and reati the mo severe cases OF headache
neuralgia and particularly the headaches
OF women" G
When we have n patient subject 60 regular
attacks OF sick headache, we should caution
him to keep his bowels regular, for which
nothing Is better than "Actoids", and when
he feels the least sign OF an oncomina
attack, he should take two AK Tablets
Such patients should always he instructed
TO carry few Anti-kamnia Tablets, so as to
have them ready for instant use. These
tablets are prompt IN action, and can be
depended on to produce relief In a very
few minutes. Askfor AK Tablets.
Ant-krmnia Tablets can be obtained ataN
druggists.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

Druggists refund money IN pAHO ONT.
MENT fails 20 cure Itching Blind Bleeding
or frotrding Piles. First application gives
relief soc.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

on the Workman alleys last night
the Vulcan team of Marshallton de-
feated America in two out of three
games. The score.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
nam MrN.s LEAGIE-

In a Red Mems QUOT league game
last night Hopockohacking Tribe de-
feated Delaware four games out of
five. The7scores;
Delaware. .......... p Is II 10 Ill
Hopockohacking. 20 21 q II 21-4
Delaware: Morgan, Novel;, Seidlc.
Hirzel. HopockOhacking George
Young. Brooks. Quincy. Donaelly.
Standing of Pod Mans Iooo,,,o
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
SOCCER FOLLOWERS no MEET

The Wilmington Wanderers soccer
football team will meet at Fielding's
Hotel. Seventh and Madison streets. at
$50 o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
METHODIST QUOIT LEAGUE.
standing Of the Teams.

Scott used Vandegrift, Dolson, Nc
Intyre and Lank Brack-EX used
Shortess. Monckton. Leach, w. Reed
A. Reed and Hettington.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
Specials For The
DiningrOOm

DINNER SETS of American porcelain, in a variety
of and pleasing patterns, in dainty decorations
and gold encrusted-ful service for twelve persons
100 pieces at $1,000, $1,000, SHIPS, S17.50 and up.
EXTENSION TABLES on which to serve the
dinner and add TO the days cheer are shown in a
variety of styles at $1,000, Sl35O, $780, Sl7.5O,
$1,000 and up.
BUFFETS that provide a space for the table
linens and the siIverware, with convenient cupbOards
and drawers at Sl575 $16.25, $1,000, $500, $3.50
and up.
CHINA CLOSETS for the storage and display of
your china and cut glass, are equipped with adjust
able shelves at $140O, S15.75, $780, $23.75, $275O
and up.
DINING CHAIRS in large variety of styles and
finishes at S1.5O, $500, $685. $500, $500 and up.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

Montgomery and Carr. McCabe used
Keen. Cramer. Foster and Thompson.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building,
furnish the following quotations OF local
securities. Bid. Asked.
DUPONT Powder Co 4N's. .lOlk 1927
dupon, Dcbcnttre G's..... l0l i03
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
Thanksgiving
SpecialSin Clothing

OUR WOMEN'S SUIT department is showing a
notably smart collection of fur trimmed models, in
which the coats are warmly lined and nterIned for
and up.
MEMS CLOTHING department offers some new
English models in Mems and Young Mems Suits and
0vercOats in all the popular fabrics and coOrngS at
$1,000, $780, $500, $780, $1,000 and up.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

STORE OPEN UNTIL NOON THANKSGIVING
DAY.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

OUR CREDIT DEPARTMENT offers you very no
eraI navment terms that are adapted to your indi-
yidua needs.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

Eastlake ......21 q q 81 16-4
Harrison St..S 8 II 21-1
Eastlake used Lalley, Sparks. Pres
ton and Miller. Harrison Street used
Collins. Broadway, McVey, Borer and
Sampson.
The Cookman-St. Pauls games were
postponed.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08

les. and at the same time give each
community the advantage of what
is developed in the others.
The work OF educating the immi-
grant is all-important. Basing the
statement on the last federal CEN
sus and the figures of the immigra-
tion bureau since. think II Is safe
to say there are 100000 people In
this country WHO cannot speak Eng
lish. Added To them are probably
2,O00.000 more who may be able To
speak English. but are entirely IL
literate.
we have put out $4,000 posters
and have had a very great response
to them Another $4,000 will 20 out
soon. In the east there are proba-
bly, 200 Industrial plants which have
definitely undertaken to teach their
employees English. They find that
a knowledge OF the English Ian
guage lessons accidents and indus
trial troubles and increases produc.
ton"
A meeting OF the Board OF Com
merce educational committee with
Mr.. Wheaton. the principals OF for
eign schools and officers OF the
Board OF Education, will be held
Thursday noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
EMIL ROTHMAN is
CENTRAL'S POET

Emil Rothman has been selected
as poet of the graduating class. the
following product OF his pen having
won the honor:
Let's sing a song to Central
While we all join hand In hand:
A song OF cheer to Central dear.
To the best school In the land.
CHORUS.
So we'll raise a cheer for Central
dear,
And we'll vaunt the white and blue.
Not an eye is dry as we say good bye.
Dear Central High, to you.
Sweet memories will oft o'ertake us
AS passing years glide by.
And we'll think OF the cheers OF for
mer years.
when we were In Central High.
CHORUS.
So we'll raise a cheer for Central
dear.
And well vaunt the white and blde.
Every eye is wet, rs We linger yet.
Dear Central High with you
Music 10 the words is being com.
posed by one OF the students OF the
class. and the song will be sung at
the graduating exercises OF the
class.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
IMMIGRATION
EXPERT HERE FOR
INFORMATION

II. II. Wheaton. specialist in the
education OF immigrants. connected
with the United States bureau OF ed
ucation, is in the city for couple
OF days 20 make an investigation
into the work carried on in Detroit
for immigrant education.
The bureau of education has
been making an investigation into
the methods OF educating inn
migrants for the past year and a
half said Mr.. Wheaton. THE in
vestigation is for the purpose OF
correlatlHg the effort OF the various
communities, to the end that we
may standardize as nearly as pos
sible the courses in English and civ
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
XMAS PRESENTS
STOLEN FROM CAR

Santa Claus wss robbed down
town, Tuesday afternoon. and his
visit to the home OF c. ]. McKahn.
of Worthwhile. will be an expensive
ole, en- that account.
Mrs. McKahn. after she had been
on a several hours purchasing trip.
left her auto. with her purchases
lying on the seat. in front of the
Miles theater. from 1880 to $50 p.
m. They had disappeared when she
returned from the performance. The
stolen articles were two sets OF
chitdren's furs. box OF 1o-pins and
outft, a u c blocks. fountain pen,
a pair OF nlack kid gloves. a shop.
ping bag. pair OF ladies' dancing
slippers and quantity OF fancy rib
bons. valued altogether at s25.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
DETROIT TIM e s

take your mother with YOU. ano
stick ID out in spite OF all discour-
agements. had long siege or dis
appointments when went TO man
ayers, because | had not had much
experience. Finally | met George
Hobart. author Of Experience" and
he engaged me for the role of Pas
zion In the play because II Is a
part which demanded woman OF
my personality. IL was my big OF
portunity. | grasped it and made
good
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
lIEvES the WORST
CASES OF CATARRn
.YAtnk stiyemei the Most Wonderful
Trestment for cstarrh Ever
"a Discovered"

DO not try TO cure catarrh by using
sorrays or lotions; IL cannot be cured
/; ~ that manner. The only way in
4 Wh3ch this too common disease can
- fully relieved Is through direct
+ fhnn11ontion to the affected parts that
MI kill the bacilIi OF catarrh and
'Ifovtnt their growth.
d nseathint the air Of Hyomei Is the
I 0n1y known method OF treatment
r&fnt can really accomplish this. II
Ne simplest, most pleasant and
bob1y the most reliable treatment
ontaxrh that has ever been dis
uogod.
Z X Numerous unsolicited testimonials
x&o boeu received from prominent
n and women who have been
1nol ~ this remarkable remedy.
1ncof4. bankers. lawyers. even
10 physicians have given
< 1oGllmony ~ to the powers
1j0o and consists Of an inhaler,
~ on1 sullcient Hyomei TO last
oI UookG This will effect In
fo1Dcf n ordinary cases, but for
uk onecr use may be neces-
oo6 len an extra bottle OF
6onol can Be obtained for trifling
q n not alone the best (it
~ ~ called the only) method of
~ pklAfxh. but n n also the
noenicsl.
nQn Drug Store and Cen |
nove 90 much conn |
\
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08

Locust eggs. treated with sulphur
ic acid and lime. are used for fer
tilizer in Sicily and other Mediter-
ranean lands where the insects are
common
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
vlneent's = Hero.

Il NEW LONDON, Conn. Dec. a.
Vincent Astor. In his new hydro
AoroplAne, captured" two United
g<nfes submarines during mimic
warfare on the coast here. Navy
0oIcials watched the game.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08
GERMANY TO KEEP
BELGIUM is
INDICATION

AMSTERDAM. Dec. S-Count
Schulenberg indicated to citizens OF
Liege that Germany has no intention
Of relinquishing belgium at public
gathering recently. according TO ad-
vices received here today.
He drove the FIRST nail into a wood
On statue OF General Won Ernmich,
conqueror OF Belgium. which was
erected In the court Of honor OF the
palace OF Justice.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08

rowded Classes Mark
\ Semester In City's
Night Schools

~ arst semester in the Detroit
I, &,exeuing schools for the season 1915
E3S16. Students and teachers feel
nat the results obtained nave been
]lnost gratifying. With the excep-
u &ion, Of few classes, all OF the
4 schoois have been well attended by
both foreign and American-born
k&udents. The classes in the ele-
&nnentary schools, which are for the
most part made up Of foreigners.
have been especially well attended,
[. come OF the evening elementary
schools. including the Gruesel. Bish-
soh and Majeske. have been so over
Crowded, that other schools have
*knd to be opened to alleviate the
4 stonx xcstion. All OF the high schools.
natern. Western, Northwestern,
k(nss and Central have been we'll
ATTENDED.
All subjects taught in the day
kooIs are also taugii, In the even
1x clasees. and credit slips are
ren to students who complete
6urses. THESE credits are accept
~ ali Of the day high schools
~ ne city shonid the student want
feturn to day schools. This ar
ntement will allow a student who
An not afford to attend day school
1S work during the day and take up
/! !Indlss 1T some evening school, and
- the time comes that he is able
rets,rn to day school. he is able
~ start IN higher class than he
&n1d n he had not attended an
Y KCoalpg school.
AinOng the most popular classes
Nh slris and women In the even
a hish schools are those in house
E66 arts, cooking. sewing, and MIL
<sy.
3S raementary and advanced sewing
escns are given on alternate even
3 $1Swn frOm Z to Q o'clock. In the
nentary classes, only simple gar
4 ITS are made. but the advanced
BSek Includes more elaborate
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X, =. Z. r,... .,.y... . corr.
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d! Z ~. !. ~ S.,..-ns .ra frames
s}s :]]s. .;s -. - 49, .nr,r,a,sa mode,
" y ~ I ,.s.r ~, ~ ~ aas,gn not
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4 ~ 1 ~ rschricai lines there are
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08

No man in the great Middle West
takes more practical Interest in hu-
mainly than does Hon. "a. NJ Hub
bell. of Hes Moines Iowa. known as
Iowa Richest Man" lie has male
" possible FOR many men and fami 3
lies TO secure the benefits OF the Neal
Three Day Treatment fog Drink and
Drug IabitF. BE says: The quick,
effective and satisfactory results OF
the Neal Treatmrnt - to nae one of
The greatest wonders OF this wonder
fui sGe."
The Detroit-Neai treatment for IL
duor habit a. a purely vegetable medi-
cine--taken internally. There are no
hypodermic Injections Of any kind
every patient has private room with
nurse and attendant-good meals and
all hotel accommodations.
The Institute " located AZ SCI
W oodward-avc 1cor. OF Canfeld1 and
The phone number IL Grand ej22 Con-
suitation and booklets FREE.
other Neal Institutes at Columbus.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh.
and 90 principal cities.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08

A parachute for avistors that has
peen invented In England is com.
- QDeoeA V Be worn In a helmet.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-08

Dorothy Newell. VINO has an i'm
portant role in Experience" now
10 be seen in the Garrick theater.
would advise all stage-struck girls
on their way to New York 10 seek
an engagement TO hold firmly TO the
idea that to obtain the coveted
place not one iota of self-respeot
need be sacrificed to curry favor.
"All that is necessary is talent and
good looks" declares Miss Newell.
by persistence you will eventually
get the opportunity You desire. II
you make good you will get nice
salary. II you cannot act, il will
te best for you TO return to home
ud mother. II you are ambitious