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Evening journal., 1916-11-28
JOINT LABORATORY
FOR CITY Favored
City ENGINEER Hopes Will
Confer With Department
Heads on Subject
CITY PHYSICIAN
WANTS MORE MONEY

Members of the Board OF Health at
their semi-monthly meeting yesterday
considered the advisability Of having
central laboratory combining the
laboratories OF the Water Department,
the Street and Sewer Department and
the Board Of Health The matter was
brought before the board by Or. v.
NJ. Myers city physician. The health
board members approved the idea and
City Engineer Edger NJ Hopes was
appointed 10 confer with the heads OF
the various city departments relative
to the same.
DR.. Myers whose term as city ply
slclan expires next February also in
formed the board members that he
would not serve as such next year
without an Increase In salary. The
position pays $500 a year. Under
the law the city physician is forbid
den to have "a private practice.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
IN Grace N. {. Church

The union Thanksgiving service of
west Presbyterian, St. Paurs. Union
and Grace Methodist Episcopal
Churches viii be held at Grace
Church al 1890 O'Clock Thursday
morning The preacher viii be Dr.
u. Franklin Smiley, minister OF West
Presbyterian Church The combined
choirs OF Grace Church will present
a musical program. The order OF the
service will be as follows:
Organ prelude Fantasia in f.
Smart; professional hymn, Come. Ye
Thankful People. Come" Afford I:
prayer of Thanksgiving. the Rev.
Vaughan :. Collins, ID. d.; anthem,
Hymn OF Thanks Kresmer; "The
Presidents Thanksgiving Day PrOcla
nation the Rev. W. L. Corkran, ID.
D.; responsive reading. "a Psalm OF
Thanksgiving;' Gloria Patri; offer
tory prayer and offering; anthem, 20
Lord How Manifold Barnby; congre-
gational hymn. America" sermon,
tho Rev. H. Franklin Smiley. ID. d.;
prayer. the Rev. Herbert r. Ran
dolph. ID. d.: recessional hymn. rus
sian Hymn" Lwof; organ postlude
America"
The offering will be divided be-
tween the fund for the Armenia and
Syrian refugees and the People s
Sediment Of Wilmington.
Persons who cannot attend the ser
vice may send their offering to Mrs
Charles H. Scott No 9O3 Market St.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
|. miller. WELL
KNOWN HERE.
INDORSES II
Prominent Market Street
Merchant is Enthusiastic
Over LaX-a- Tone

You will note said the Lax-a-Tonc
man at the Miller Drug Store. f0i-
106 Market street that business men
Of this city are taking notice OF the
remarkable results that Lax-a-Tone
has attained and are indors.ng IT, ]
tell you that it is wonderful the
amount of good that this remedy has
done. and all people that have used it
are praising it Mr. I Miller, who re-
sides at the Simon Hotel. says
My partner. Mr. Friedman had such
wonderful results with Lax-a-Tone
that ! tried 10 for a sour stomach. with
much gas and bloat ] had a great
deal of pain and headaches and felt
tired out and languid all the time. My
appetite was not what Il should be
and what ] ate I did not enjoy I'm the
least tried LaN-a-Tone. and must
say it is simply marvellous, and ! do
not hesitate To- indorso IL for one mo-
ment | am a we'll man today.
Lax-a-Tone is for sale at the Miller
Drug Store. 404-406 Market street.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Town Dealers Ask 35 Cents
a Pound for Thanks
giving Turkey
WOMEN DEBATE
SUFFRAGE TONIGHT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Nov 2S.--rurkeys
are not and VII not be scarce In New
Castle. One would imagine TO-DAY upon
looking into the store OF George ~
Tobin and Son that there are plenty
OF turkeys. The display Is a wonder
ful one. George r. Tobm, Jr, said
this morning that New Castle and Ce-
u county farmers had good sized
locks of turkeys. When some OF them
wrote TO his firm he ran his auto for
iew days and bought up enough 20
make a display and give a chance TO
the people 10 eat turkey "Then AFTER
ant said Mr. Tobin. turkey comes
like Thanksgiving and Christmas
only once a year Ducks and chickens
sot around any old time. Turkey at
IS cents a pound Is not so dear when
war bride wages are being paiu ana
when other meats. are selling at high
prices
Joseph Quigloy viii follow his Gus
tom of years past and leave on Friday
Tor Virginia. where he will purchase
carload OF turkeys. He expects 10
reach his farm at Hamburg about De.
eombor ~ and feed the turkeys for
len days before he kills them for the
Christmas market This annual tur-
KEY drive from the railroad station to
the Quigley farm Is quite an event as
farmers gather I'm large numbers tc
see the drove OF turkeys as they arc
released from the freight car.
John Thompson OF Bear station
VIII also go 10 Virginia TO purchase
n carload Of turkeys,
I'm st. Peters Church this morning
Miss Gcoreie Palmer and James Nc
Caffroy were married with nuptial
mass by the Rev. r. " Campbell. Miss
Katherine Tobln was bridesmaid aud
Francis McCafrcy was best man.
John =. Kelly OF Glendale National
Grange organizer. viii visit the New
Castle Grange az Bear tomorrow even
ng.
q. Askpon and a. Grusdef viii play
he mandolin and guitar this evening
IN the New Century Club previous TO
the woman suffrage debate. These
musicians came some months ago
from Europe The debate on the suif-
rage question Is expected TO be largely
attended Mrs William S. Hillos VIII
be- the FIRST speaker
NictrOlas a. Records -Bridgewater'
The monthly meeting of the Board
Of Education will be held this evening
The dance ia the parish build ne
last evening under the auspices of th'
Junior Auxiliary was very pleasan
affair
James j. Toner. an immigrant IN
spector al ELS Island. New York, 4
visiting New Castle friends
Mss Ethel b. Swan of Delawar
City. is visiting relatives here
d The annual requiem mass for Dc
ceased members of ST. roter's r. A. 7
Soc ETY.. will be celebrated IN st. Pc
lor's Church on Thursday morning
The funeral Of Robert G. Gordol
took place this afternoon Service
were conducted by the Rev John II
Beauchamp. pastor OF Nazareth NJ. Il
Church, assisted by the Rev. Georg
Y. Anderson and the Rev. John J.
johnson of Wilmington. lntermen
WIS made ina Nazarpth Cemetery
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
NrwPORr HONOR puINLs.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT, Nov 2S. Following is
the honor roll pupils in the Newport
public school for the month Of Oc-
tober: First grade, Harry Poole;
second grade, Margaret Hargan, Mar
ian Phillips, Emily Elliott, Otis
Murphy, Mildred Ingram Eleanor
Townsend John Goodey; third grade,
Margaret Lyman. fourth grade,
Charles Garrett seventh grade,
Helen Cox Milton Hanna. eighth
grade. Rebecca Ford.
Milton Hanna, Mary Mitchell and
Pauline ODonnell represented this
school in the spelling contest last
week.
DR. G. A. Wagner will speak at the
Parent-Tcachers' Association meeting
here, on December 10, on the pro-
posed changes in the tax system OF
Delaware.
Miss Mary Green left. last week for
an extended trip through tho West
and South.
The Eureka Club held it's monthly
meeting al the home OF Miss Rebecca
Springer on Friday evening.
The women of the NJ. b. Church
realized over sixty dollars on the
supper held last Thursday evening.
Mrs. White, who is very ill, is MAX
ing her home with her daughter. Mrs.
w. r.. Groome, here.
Miss Helen Gregg entertained Mr..
and Mrs. b. IT, b. Ennis and daugh-
ter Margaret Catherine. Of Baiti-
more, over the weekend.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
Try This TO Danish
All Rheumatic Pairs

People who have been tormented for
years-yes. even so crippled that they
were unable to help themselves- have
been brought back TO robust health
through the mighty power OF Rheuma.
Rheuma acts with speed; it brings
in a few days the relief you have
prayed for Il antagonizes the polsons
that cause agony and pain in the
Joints and muscles and quickly the
torturing soreness completely disap-
pears.
tits a harmless remedy, but sure and
certain, because it is one discovery
that has forced rheumatism and sci
atica to yield and disappear.
Try a 5O-cent bottle OF Rheuma. ana
if you do not get the joyful relief you
expect, your money Will be returned.
n. B. Danforth always has supply
OF Rheuma and guarantees it to you.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
VISITORS

to Philadelphia are invited to inspect this artistic
accomplishment as one Of the interesting attrse-
tons Of the city.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
ms ur T0 RAMBARY.

Friends OF John Bambary. OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton, who is spending the week gun
ming in southern Maryland are an
hcipating an interesting time when
Mr. Bambary returns, dining of the
result Of their friends prowess. Al
ready plans arc under way for a rab-
bit feast, as Mr.. Bambary is expected
TO make good with the bag"
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
Today's Aid TO Beauty

An especially fine shampoo for this
weather. one that dissolves and en-
tircly removes all dandruff, excess
oil and dirt. can easily be made at
trining expense by simply dissolying
teaspoOnful of canthrox IN cup of
hot water Pour slowly on scalp and
massage brislSly This creates a
soothing. cooling lather Rinsing
leaves the scalp spotlessly clean, soft
and plant, while the hair takes on
the glossy richness OF natural color,
also a iuffiness which makes It seem
much heavier than it u.s. After a cam
throx shampoo arranging the hair is
a pleasure.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
ANNOUNCE

the completion Of their new establishment, the
most modern and probably the most unique
iev7elry store in the World.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
OUT OF TOWN PATRONS

may avail themselves Of the resources Of the
extensive stocks Of iev'elry. silverware, watches,
clocks, leather goods, china eless, stationery etc,
throueh eorrespondenee with
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
HUGHES WILL RETURN
TO HIS old LAW FIRM

LAKEWOOD. n. j., Nov 2s.-
Charles f. Hughes has announced
that on January I he will resume
the practice of law as a member Of
the New York city law firm Of
Rounds. Schurman and Dwight, 80
Broadway. His son, Charles 70.
Hughes. Jr. also will enter the firm,
it was stated.
In 1906 when Hughes was nomi-
mated for governor of New York, he
Evening journal., 1916-11-28
pELANARE cRANGE ELECTION.

Delaware Grange, No. 46, at New
port. dispensed with It's regular meet
ing last night to allow the members
10 attend the New Castle county corn
show az stanton.
The annual election OF officers Of
Delaware Grange will be held at the
regular meeting on next Monday
evening.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

includes vfctrOla VIII. with Gov
cred top and figured oak case at
$40. Record Cabinet az S11 and 81
worth Of records.
81 Week Pays for II
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

was member OF the firm, but its
title at that time was Hughes. Rounds
and Schurman. With Hughes again
in the firm. its name, it was an
nounced. will be Hughes Rounds,
Schmrman and DMiahf.
Evening journal., 1916-11-28

Associated with Hughes and his SON
viii be Arthur c. Rounds. George W.
Schurman. Richard E. Dwight Wal
ter r. Carter. Raymond NJ Loves,
Martin J. Keogh. Jr.. Augustus L.
Richards and Harvey l.. Stowell.
The sun., 1916-11-15
EPISCOPAL VOTE ON
PROHIBITION ASKED
Four Hundred Delegates As.
soluble for Convention of
New York Diocese.

F. 1nlr"d delegates. lay and cleri-
ca. -"nplrd In the synod Han OF tho
rath"'rai 90 50 John the Divine yester-
i1y for the 1874 uuuuui convention Of
he Protestant Episcopal Diocese o. New
yc-.
me diy was spcnt IN organization Of
the Convention. which viii De in session
thr,c dtvs. the reading ~ reports and
N, Offering Of resolutions. In IN. nf,er,
,oou B.slop David II. Greer, who pre-.
.iJcd read his annuai address. the sub.
ject ling social service.
Con siderable interest was aroused Inv
0 resolution proposed by the Rev. Janes
v Chalmers, vicar OF Holy Trinity
Church and prominent In the struggle
10. prohibition. indorslng the attitude Of
Bishop Greer on the question ~ total
abstinence for the Individual.
The resolution recommends that tho
corvt ntlon through its social service
commission declare its readiness to CO.
operate with all active temperance
forces IN urging prohihttion. IN cndcav-
otiur to have the present liquor laws
enforced. and In favoring any legisla-
lion, such MS an optional prohibition
~. which will give the people Of his
state In cities or towns "A chance 10
speak for themselves on the question Of
license or no license.
The committee on miscellaneous BUSH
n,ss reported favorably on the resoiu-
ton and II will lie voted on to-da, or
tomorrow. The Rev. Charles B. Achley,
rector of 81. BARTHOLOMEW Church,
Offered a resolution TO the effect that no
glerg nat he admitted TO the rector
ship Of q church unless he Is q. citizen
~ the United states. This question viii,
BE- voted on By the convention IL the
committee ON canons reports fayoraoly
or n.
Ar appropriation OF $50, 600 for the
diocesan Missionary and Church Exten-
SION society was asked by stephen =.
paker. chairman OF the nance commit
&c. in MS annual report. The Rev.
Alexander Y. Cummings. rector Of
Chris, Church. Poughkecpsie. sale that
although he did not actually object TO
The appropriation, It would work "A hard.
ship ON The small parishes to lie taxed
Tor such purposes or else lose their rep
resentatlon In the convention.
Bishop Lawrence OF Massachusetts,
VINO has been managing a campaign 10
raise s.. 900. 900 for "A pension fund FOR
eyed clergymen, reported that $4,000. 600
lad already been contributed and that
iis work Of collecting the remainder
would start in. New York in ten days.
There was n reception for the dele
gates las; night at the Bishops house.
The sun., 1916-11-15
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Marguerite Clark VIII he seen on N.
screen at the Strand Theatre next week In
a new farce called Miss George Washing
ton"
THE Argyle Case detective play n,
Harvey J. OHiggins and Harriet Ford. has
been bought by the Warwick Film Corpora
lion for Mr.. warwick's hrst production as
4 SelznIck star.
Elsie Adler has assumed the prima donna
role In miss Springtimc' Mt the New Ann
sterdam Theatre. she made her American
debut in klaw * Erlanger's Around the
Map
HUH chatterton, Henry Miller aud Will
lam II. Crane Will be featured In n one act
play which IL to be offered ~ one OF the
novelties At the testimonial performance to
be given TO L. +. Mackay. the righty-four-
yesr.old actor. on Friday afternoon, No.
ver"b,r -, at tho New Amsterdam Theatre.
The British war pictures showing kitch-
ener's army In the battle OF the Somme.
shown last sunday at tn. Aston Theatre for
British war relief. will he shown at three
different Shubert theatres. Becinning to-
lay at l o'clock Mt the Princess Theatre,
they will be shown daily until November
-, and at the Aston Theatre and the For
iy-fourth street Thcatr. next sunday.
The sun., 1916-11-15
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

belmont William Heriee, Toledo: Mr. and
Mr. George W Pipe rhiladeirhia; X Moot.
Moany NJ and Mr.. paul iBm1cr. 'll""%we%ii;
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. c. Evans. buffalo: Mr.. and
" uot.rs Rochester.
C,aridre-C. d Paul and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
l. 4 Martin, Bridgeport: r. y Lnd.r and
Man6a H'usSo . r. w sfSlI%,aaii w ssra1n.s! +.
e Grrene. seattle: Henry D.. Appleton, Al
ha'S q y Mon,asuc Boston: c v. cons
H.. Wood. GRAND Rapids.
and MSH Mr. Ip.n-H' y R forsi'r om n9nnss,Twn; NJ
Piana-Mr. and Mrs. wilii lam b, Sanders.
Cleveland Mr; and Mrs, X. u Adam, buffalo;
nunds. Richmond.
and sf' sr.l q. 4. T I; Hs'1 hoS S,n"saDC " s MIR
MIR. Y. l.. Highland. tlarssburS, "''
bury and Charles s. prli.bury, Minneapolis
NJ" Murray @ : Mt Hir,fG. " 4 s, vii, ann, mn,''TIe orSn,o. "
cle,eiand. Mr.. and Mrs. W. t. Austin. Buf
fno; D. II. Gibson. Toronto; Charles 4
Park Avenue--N. A. bailey. Boston: John
" Carroll. Mi%ddleto~n. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs
s,ra,ford-Dr. Mary II Laymau, san Fran
cisco: X. G. schaier. Scranton: Mrs. Edyai
Hug aensl. Munich
woloot,-Dr and Mrs. Will am c. petets
bangor: W. T. Montague. Waterbury. Conn,
Robert 4. Hastings. Philaielp hia; Mr.. and
Mrs II. ormsb~e .nd Miss orm.bee
MsssapeIua. y. V: q. W. whitcomb. STRAIT
ham. y. H.: Mrs, n. H. Legsett, New York
Marie Antoinettc-H =, Carrahar, Denver
lame. 5 Clarke. Roanoke. Mrs. Arthur J
Waterman. Bangor: Mr.. and Mrs J C. Dun
can. Mcchaui,-yllle. n. Y.
Grand-F. n. Mills, Boston &, VI. Peterson
Richmond; c. 4 Ru.h, baltimore; c, D
Keene. Cincinnati; II. L. DerisoD. Spring feld
lmrerinl-R e. Wilson, New Orleans: o. ID
Sheets. lounss own. Ralph X. Nelson. Spo
kane; A, X Blachard. Atlanta: W. y. Reid
Portland: y VI. Whitaker. Cincinnati.
Herald sduare-Nr. and Mrs. j. F.. Ieseur
Washington j. c. Keith. warr-nton. Va. c
F. Kectcr, Tyrone, ! a. c. Hungcrford, rhila
delphia
The sun., 1916-11-15

swimming before the gathering Of 300
girls.
Policemen on guard around Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue said 1t
seemed ms II all the girls In New York
city came to the show. Some did come
who didn't get In. for Miss Anne Morgan
and the other officers of the association
had decided to issue no tickets, but to
welcome all for whom they could make
place.
The entertainment was preceded by n
dinner at Vacation headquarters. SO and
81 West Th!rty-ninth street. Seven hun
dred guests sat down. In two relt w. for
the dining rooms. with the utmost
squeezing. will not accommodate more
than $50. Miss Morgan. Miss M,ude
Wetmorc. Mis- Caroline shipper. Miss
Gertrude Robinson Smith. Mrs. LINDSAY
Van Rensselaer, and other officers were
there, with taxpayers and depositors.
who make up the organization. a real
southern dinner. with chicken. lot bis
cults. wafles. corn %fritters, g.. was
The sun., 1916-11-15
Ex-ButIer Held ns Fugitive.

Mon Taniaki. n japanese who was
formerly butler in the home Of J. VI.
Gilmore Of 76l High street. Newark. ".
j. wac held yesterday 10 await extra
ui,ion to New Jersey. He is charged
with having stolen silverware from Mr..
Gilmore. and was arrested while trying
% pawn il Oh the BOwery.
The sun., 1916-11-15
Luncheon for Mrs. O.sxs usAnessy.

Miss Elizabeth Jordan gave a literary
luncheon yesterday In honor OF Mrs.
Nelson ~O'shaughnessy. author OF "A
diplomatic Wife In Mexico Her other
guests were Mrs. Gertrude Anterior,
Mrs Mary Austin. Mrs. Frances IIodg-
son burnett. Miss Cornelia Devon Of
bermuda. Miss Xona Gale. Mrs. John
a. Carver. Mrs. James Robert Mckee,
Mrs. George c. Riggs tkate Douglas
iSgin). Mrs. q. Werner Rogers and
Mrs. Rowland Russell of Milwaukee.
The sun., 1916-11-15
900 VACATION GIRLS
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
Annette kcllcrmann Dances
and Then "Swims" on Chair
for Young Women.

annual birthday party OF the Vacation
Association IN the assembly room OF the
Metropolitan Life Building last night.
The chief attraction was Annette Keller
mann. VINO performed several dances and
then gave "A demonstration Of Dig land
The sun., 1916-11-15

their bedrooms to shins as champion
swimmers next summer at Coney Island
or Rockaway.
General dancing to the music of an or
chestra and ice cream and cake finished
tho evening.
The sun., 1916-11-15
chile Rstines Ambassador.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov 1.-THE Senate
has ratified the nomination of Santiago
Aldunate as Ambassador to the United
States. Senior Aidunate Is at present
Minister to italy. Tie was formerly
Minister OF Foreign AfYairs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28
Summerdale Park

Two orchestras Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. Band and orcbestra
Saturday evenings. = Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28

yellow satin and will carry a bouquet
OF pink roses. Delvin Kendall of New
Haven, Conn, will act as best man,
and John ]. Furthermore, brother of
the bride. will be usher. The flower
girl will be little Miss Lucille Parthe-
more, who will be gowned in a dainty
dress of white net with touches of
baby blue ribbon.
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper will be served after which the
young couple will leave for Atlantic
City to spend q week, returning to
Washington at the end Of that time to
leave for a cruising trip on the Poto-
mac in Mr.. Bair's auxiliary yacht, the
Diana.
The bride, a teacher in the city
schools and a talented elocutlonist, is a
graduate of the Central high school in
the class of 1913 and of the Teachers
Training school, 1915. The BRIDE
groom, q son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j, r,
Bair OF Washington, D. c., is a gradu-
ate OF the College OF Finance and Ac-
counts at Washington d. c., a promi-
nent Mason and club man, and is con-
nected with the accounting Office of the
Census Department at the National
Capitol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bair will reside In
North West Park, Bethesda, Md,
The cvt-of-town guests who will
attend the wedding are; Mr.. and Mrs.J
r. Bair. Mr.. and Mrs. William A, Sny-
der. Miss Mary Snyder, Mr., and Mrs,
j. l.. Bair and son, Mr.. and Mrs, r, V,
Snyder, DIR. and Mrs. Robert Bacon,
Harry p. Holmes, all of Washington,
D. c., Mr.. and Mrs Z, K. Ellsworth of
Bethesda, Md
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-28

Palms, ferns and rambler roses
strewn in profusion make the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Furthermore
Of 1928 Derry street, the scene of a
most attractive wedding this evening
when their daughter, Miss Esther
Margaret Parthemore, becomes the
bride of Charles Harrison Bair of
Washington, D. c. The ceremony will
be performed at O'Clock by the Rev.
DR.. NJ. P. Hooker, former pastor of
St Johns Lutheran Church of Steel
ton, but now superintendent of the
Emaus Home at Middletown, in the
presence of large number of friends
DR.. Hooker ofiiciated at the wedding
OF the brides parents 25 years ago.
The bride who will be given away by
her father, will wear a gown of white
tahetas with an overdress of silk mar
quisette and .rridescent trimming, the
skirt of which will be caught with
bridal knots of silver cloth and a Cir
die of silver cloth tied with the large
bridal knots and a tulle veil and will
carry a shower bouquet of bridal roses
and lilies OF the valley. Miss Frances
Bell Gelwicks will play the wedding
music. Prior to the ceremony Miss F.
Ruth Parthemore will sing 20 Prom
Use Me-" afIer which the bridal process
sion will enter to the strain of Men
delssohn's "Lohengrin." THE Ros-
ary'' will be played during the SER
vice and afterward will follow the
Recessional 20 Perfect Love-" by Miss
Ruth Parthemore. The maid of honor
will be Miss Mary Mishler Stroup. who
will wear a gown of pink taffetas with
overdress of pink Georgette crepe with
touches of gold cloth and will carry a
bouquet of pink roses. The brides
maid, who is Miss Sara Jane Bannan,
will wear a gown ofyellow marquisette
over yellow taffetas with a girdle of