Evening journal., 1916-05-03


nary productions Furthermore. Mr..
Dockstader said, the production was for
charity. The Health Board deemed il
necessary TO close all places OF amuse-
ments, however
Order Saloons Closed.
Among the saloons which were or.
dered closed last night by the health
authorities were' p. Caruso. Front and
Shipley streets; Edward T. Barrett,
Front and Market streets; Louis Clodi,
Ninth and Walnut streets; Mrs Della
McGaugn, Ele, enth and Pine streets;
Charles Z. Springer, Eleventh and Kirk
wood Streets Philip j. Butler. Eleventh
and Church streets; G. j. McAlonigal
Front and Washington streets: lsador
GoldbTger, Front and Washington
streets; John Pcrzanowski, Front and
Jefferson streets; John Larzarczyk, No.
6lS West Front street; Frank Fox,
Maryland avenue and Madison street
Peter Piekoreski. No. IA Maryland ave
nue.; John kowcleski, Maryland avenue
and Monroe street; Mrs. Jennie H. Gar
rity, No. 426 West Front street; Arthur
johnson, No. 40f West Front street; j.
}. Farley, Front and West streets:
James +. Burke. No. 207 West Front
street, Andrew p Casey, Second ana
latnall streets; Mrs. Mary Diamond.
Second and Tatnell streets; A. NJ. Ter
ranova, No. 227 Tatnall street, and +.
Il. Dill, Second and Washington streets.
Secretary OF the Health Board Isaac
W. Bowers last night served the follow.
fiuf oil a..
and saloon keepers whose places were
ordered closed:
The Boards Mandate.
The mandate reads as follows
Wilmington, Del, May ., 1916
Whereas, On . the 18th day of
April, a. d. 1916. there was reported
TO the Board OF Health. case of
the disease of smallpox in the city
of Wilmington. and
Whereas, In spite of all the efforts
made by the board to prevent the
spread of the disease, there has
been since the above mentioned
date, twenty-five additional cases
reported TO said board, and
Whereas, Tue said board is of the
opinion that in order 10 prevent
the further spread Of said disease.
II will be necessary for certain
places of public resort to be closed,
now therefore be IL
Resolved BY the Board of Health
OF the aty of Wilmington, That the
amusement places shall be closed at
midnight on the second day of MAY.
A. d. 1916. and shall not be opened
until further action of the Board of
Health and be it further
Resolved That the secretary
serve a copy Of this notice ON ain
persons directly interested in the
SAME. and direct the lesSIlth officers
Of the board 10 enforce the same
Board Of Health,
Isaac W. Bowers,
Secretary.
Moose Carnival Cancelled.
Previous to the issuing Of this order
IL was announced that the Moose Car
nival in Kirkwood Park had been can
celled and that the show would move at
midnight. Similar action was taken
against all rummage sales.
Several motion picture theatre pro
prietors on hearing Of the plan of the
Health Board. volunteered 10 close their
places of business at once.
Nicholas Jones, Of the Savoy Theatre.
in a statement, said he was willing TO
stand with the health authorities in
whatever they deemed best for the citi.
zens. and would close his theatre.
Chief Warden Cross today issued an
order forbidding visitors at the work
house CAPTAIN Cross did not wish TO
take any chances on visitors while
smallpox is prevalent. Every prisoner
who enters the workhouse is vaccinat-
ed. This custom has continued since
last December.