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Evening journal., 1916-07-06
Mothers MEDICINE
FATAL TO child
Is Months Old Ellen Love
Eats Strychnine Pills Think
ing Them Candy
DELAWARE BOY
WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. July 6.-As a result of
taking a number of laxative pills
that contained a small quantity of
strychnine which had been left by
the physician for her mother Ellen
Love, the 1S-months -old daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Love. living in
Deandale, near the Curtis paper mill.
died in commissions about noon yes
terday. The little girl found the pills
IN one Of the upstairs rooms. where
they were thought to be out Of reach
It Is not known how many of them
she swallowed. but as soon as the
mother learned the baby had eaten
some Of the pills she sent for Or. n
G. NJ. Kollock The physician did
everything possible but could not
save the little girl.
Frazier Groff, OF Clayton. who
graduated from Delaware College last
month, having taken the four-year
agriculture course. has been award
ed the Bloede scholarship in chemi-
cal engineering by the Chemists Club
Of New York. This scholarship, the
income from which is approximately
$500 year. has recently been es-
tablished byq Dr. Victor G. Bloode. a
prominent manufacturing chemist OF
Baltimore, and is open to all appli-
cants without restriction as to resi-
dence. That it was awarded to Mr.
Frazier speaks we'll for Delaware
College as we'll as himself. Tho
Chemists Club Of New York. desip
mates the institution in which the
work is to be carried on and in this
case it will probably he Columbia
University
Announcement has been made Of
tho marriage in New York on June
q. of Miss Lydia Lowe Robinson.
daughtor of Mrs Mary f. Robinson,
Of Strickersville and Sergeant Wal
Ter f. Hegeman Of the First Field
Artillery. Organized Militia of New
York. Sergeant Hegeman is now at
the Mexican border and Mrs. Hege-
man will remain with her mother at
Strickersville until her husband re-
turns when they will reside in New
York
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
CRINPANZEE AND DOC
ARE circus LOVERS

They're an oddly matched pair, but
sweethearts nevertheless.
"Chubb" is the chimpanzee's name
and Fluff" is the name Of the little
white dog that the monkey hold in
his arms. "Chubb" is the clown Of
the Barnum & Bailey menagerie and
his official mission in life is TO cut
funny capers for the edihcation of the
big family of wild animals coming to
Wilmington on July Is. with the
greatest show on earth"
"Fluh" is also a real circus per-
former. having been a member of a
troupe Of trained dogs and ponies
which for several seasons was feat
ured on the Barnum & Bailey pro-
gram.
At first "Chubb," who was boss OF
the chimpanzees. would have nothing
to do with the little dog, but grae-
ually when he began to realize that
she meant no harm. he began to play
with her whenever she was allowed
in the cage Soon the two became
fast friends, and Fluff would play
for hours at time with the big mon
key on the floor of the cage. An af-
lection sprang up between the strange
pair and now they are almost insep-
arabic
When the Barnum & Bailey circus
exhibits here this year il will bring
the largest and most completely
equipped menagerie ever carried by a
travelling amusement organization.
This department has been greatly en-
llarged this season. and now contains
more than 10 dens Of wild animals.
/ in addition TO q herd of Al elephants.
3s camels and a family of giraffes
! A CIRCUS of all nations" is the way
the arenic program is described this
season. and more new and thrilling
feature acts are promised than ever
before approximately 4S0 artists
participate in the performance in the
three rings. four stages and in the
maze of aerial rigging. and OF this
number fully two-thirds are foreign
ers who are making their first appear
ance in America this season. Signol
lBagcnghi. the wonderful dwarf rid
er; the celebrated Hanneford family
of bareback riders; Pallenberg's won.
derful trained bears. three wonderful
troupes of Chinese jugglers and aero
bats: a score Of new and thrilling
aerial acts. are but a few OF the hos
Of surprises to be offered by the cir
Gus this season.
A new and striking novelty of the
present season is the stupendoul
spectacular display Persia. OF III,
/ Pageants OF the Thousand and On'
Nights" in which 1.275 persons ant
herds Of elephants and oamels par
ticipate. The gorgeous costuming o
this wonderful production was th'
sensation Of New York City thii
spring. when the circus presented i
for the first time at Madison SQUARE
Garden
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
SUFFRACISTS IN
STATE Conference
Governor Miller Will We'll
come Women at Meeting
Here on Saturday
SPEAKERS
ON THE PROGRAM

Unusually interesting programs have
been arranged for the morning and
afternoon sessions of the Congression-
al Union which meets in annual ses-
sion at the Hotel DUPONT on Saturday.
The morning session will begin at
1870 o'clock and it is desired by Mrs.
Florence Bayardl Hilles. state chair
man. who will preside over the con-
ference. that each member be on the
mezzanine floor OF the hotel by that
time as Governor Charles r. Miller
who is to make the address of well
come has a train to catch and the
conference will begin promptly to al
low the Governor sufficient time. All
interested in suffrage are cordially in
vited to attend either or both sessions
of the conference.
Following is the program for the
convention Morning session. 1890
o'clock; opening prayer. Rev r. L.
Jackson. pastor Hanover Presbyterian
churchi address of welcome. His Ex
cellency. Governor Charles r. Miller:
response, Mrs Florence Bayard Hill
les appointment of committees, nom
mating and resolutions. report Of
secretary, Mrs. r. Paul dupont. re-
port Of treasurer. Mrs James n.
Ginns report for Sussex County. Miss
NJ. Phyllis Mason report for Kent
County Mrs Henry Ridgeley; report
for New Castle County, Miss Elizabeth
Speakman greetings from fraternal
delegates W. C. T. L.. Mrs Mary B.
Donnell. Newark: Thomas Garrett
Settlement. Mrs Alice Dunbar Nelson;
Delaware Peace Society. Mrs Eliza
beth Rhoads. Delaware Equal Suf
frage Association, Mrs. James Dodd :.
Delaware State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs. Mrs. A. H Berlin; new
business. election Of officers
Afternoon session. 2.30 o'clock; ad-
dress, straight Suffrage From a Dis
enfranchised Woman Miss Helen
Todd, of California, secretary of the
international Child Welfare League
address. Suffrage in General and the
Congressional Union in Particular
Dr. Allen NJ. McCurdy. pastor of the
Morningside Presbyterian Church OF
New York City, address, The Wom-
ans Party and What It is Doing" Miss
| Mabel Vernon.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
newark Makes
READY FOR Carnival
Outdoor Show During Week
Beginning July 22 for
Firemen'S Benefit
COMMITTEE
CALLS MEETING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. July 6.-Some of the
final details for the coming fremen's
carnival to be held from Saturday,
July 22. to Saturday July %, inclu-
sive, will be made at the meeting Of
the Aetna Hose Hook and Ladder
Company tomorrow night The gem
eral carnival committee. Of which e.
Clifford Wilson is chairman. has
been working on plans for the big
week for several months and will have
some interesting reports to make at
this meeting
Every citizen of the town is coop
Grating to make this the greatest
street carnival ever held in Delaware.
For the past five years these carnivals
have been given each summer and
have grown in attractions and size
each year. The carnival this year will
open on the afternoon of July 20 with
firemen's parade. Ten companies
including Havre de Grace. West Grove.
Elkton. New Castle have been invited
to take part in this parade. Several
companies have already sent word
that they will be on hand in uniform
with their apparatus.
There have been a number Of new
features added to the carnival this
year and this is especially true of the
vaudeville end First Assistant Fire
Chief Elmer ]. Ellison is at the head
Of the committee that has this part
of the program in charge and he an
nounes that some first class vaude-
Vile numbers have been booked for
the week. There will be the usual at
fractions for children and the many
booths where articles can be pur
chased
The local troop of Boy Scouts will
patrol the grounds and will camp on
the grounds of nights during the car
nivai. The proceeds will go to the
fremen's building fund and as there
is already considerable in this fund,
the prospects are that some action
will be taken relative 10 a location
for a new building later in the sum-
mer, providing the carnival is as sue
cessful as those in past years.
Two more committees have been
named as follows: Apron table, Mrs
Orlando Strahorn. Mrs. John Cordrey
! Mrs. Del Gregg, Mrs. Alonzo Messick
Mrs. Thomac Potts, Mrs. Walter
Moore. Mrs. Clifford Willis, Mrs. HON
er vansant, Miss Gertrude Day Miss
Florence Poole. Miss Alice Hill and
Miss Elizabeth Hill.
Cake committee-M Frank Jes
ter. Mrs. A. L. Beale, Mrs. John Cham
Der. Mrs. Walraven, Mrs. Isaac Van
SAINT. Mrs. Darling, Mrs. w. c. Jester
Mrs. S. Cornog, Mrs Jacob Rupp an'
Miss Emily Warren.
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SUFFRACISTS TO
renew STATE WORK

Miss Bertha sapovits. OF Philadel.
phia, a national Congressional Union
organizer. arrived in this city yester-
day afternoon to conduct two
months suffrage campaign in this
State. Miss sapovits has been doing
active suffrage work for some time.
having organized Iowa, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. However. II was
during the convention OF the woman
party held recently In Chicago that
she became affiliated with the Con-
gressional Union.
AS yet, Miss Sapovits has not ar
ranged the itinerary of the state tour
which she will make on behalf of
suffrage, but IN all probability such
Will be completed by the first Of the
week. Should the weather continue
fair II is probable that a street meet.
ing will be held on Market street on
Saturday night
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Guard HEALTH IN
POWDER CO. TOWNS
Cleanliness of Living is Made
Compulsory in Munitions
Factory Settlements
INSPECTORS
ARE WATCHFUL

CARNEY POINT. N. j.. July g.
Public safety and health departments
are maintained by the DUPONT Pow
der Company. not only in its war
plant proper but in the camp where
about $500 men are lodged and fed
and in the two villages where hun
dreds of workmen and their families
live
Through the agency of the sani-
tary inspectors the health Of the Oc-
cupants of the powder reservation has
been kept good The work in general
coming under the sanitary inspectors
includes the removal and disposal of
all garbage and trash from the var
ious places in the plants and COM
pany villages. ianitor service. plant
and village cleaners, maintenance OF
sewer systems. mosquito eXtermina-
ton and general supervision over the
health of the employees.
Garbage cans are placed at all CON-
pany houses. hotels and mess halls,
daily scavenger service is maintained
and all garbage is collected in ade-
nuate sanitary carts or wagons. and
Is then destroyed in an incinerator.
Throughout the plants and villages
trash cans or boxes are placed for the
collection Of refuse. Trash wagons
collect from these daily. and a part
of this combustible material so col
lected is removed TO the incinerator,
where it is used for fuel for the de-
struction of the garbage.
For the various plants and COM
pany villages a street cleaning system
has been organized similar TO city
street cleaning departments. These
men are provided with the standard
two-wheel street cleaning push carts
and brooms
There is a close cooperation be-
tween the State and local boards oi
health and the DUPONT sanitary in
spectors. In addition to the sanitary
inspectors, there are hospital and res
ident physicians at the differeni
plants, and the work Of the village
nurses has proven satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
kENT REGISTRARS ARE SLOW.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del July 6.-Many Of the
assistant registrars Of Kent county
have failed TO appear before the
Clerk OF the Peace Of this county and
qualify as required by law A fail
ure TO qualify will likely result In
the penalties prescribed by law.
r. r. Kenney temporary chairman
OF the Dover Democratic Club or
ganized here last week. has appoint
ed the following committees to re-
port at a meeting Of the club to be
held on next Monday night
Permanent organization - r. l..
Jones. John F. Salisbury, Edward o.
Raymond
Constitution and by-laws-A. p.
Magee John II. Jones. H. c. Taylor.
Permanent headquarters Mark ".
Cole d. NJ Ridgely. A P. Hinsley.
Primary election law-John p.
Hutton. Reynolds Clough, John y
Hawkins
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
rescue TWELVE MEN
FROM BURNING BOAT

Blazing gasoline in boat caused
considerable excitement in the Chris
tana river opposite the Pusey &
Jones Co.'S wharf the night of the
Fourth. Captain Morris Bender of
the Bertha b.. went to the rescue Of
the craft and took off twelve men.
after which the blaze was extinguish-
ed without difficulty In the excite
ment neither the names Of the men
nor that Of the boat was learned
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
TENOR An sOPRANO prET.

Unlike most popular ballads Balls
songs have found a lasting place in
the publ.c's heart Awake. Dearest
One" a tenor and soprano duet. is
even more beautiful such a thing
is possible-than Mr. Balls previous
successes. The Columbia Company
has made a splendid record Of
Awake. Dearest One" AS sung by
Orville Harold and Lydia Locke
Chis wife), the beautiful swinging
melody is given operate splendor in
the final soaring climax.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
GEOReETOwN SENIORS ELECT.

special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. July 6.-Ofi-
GERS Of Blades Council. No is, Sr. o.
L. A. NJ. the largest council in this
county, have been elected, as follows:
Councillor. Walter Lloyd; vice-coun-
cilor. william Lathbury; inductor.
Robert Morgan; examiner, Harry
Pennewill: inside protector, Roy
Belts: outside protector. Harvey
Phillips; treasurer, Caleb R Cannon;
financial secretary. Clarence c. Cliff
ton: recording secretary, Albert H.
Riggin; assistant recording secretary.
William c. Moorem; trustee, Vernon
". Stanton: janitor, F. Frank Hill.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
WILMINGTON DENTAL
AMBULANCE IN France

Mrs John Bancroft has received 4
letter from Dr. William c. Speakman.
now In Paris. stating that the viii.
mington Dental Ambulance. purchased
with funds raised in this city. has ar
rived in France. Al the time the let.
ter was written, June %. the ambu-
lance was on a freight train between
Bordeaux and Paris. I. was not known
for sure at that time where the am
bulance would be sent but It is no
doubt at the front by this time and
DR. Speakman will be with the ambu.
lance.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
FRIENDS CONFERENCE.

Several prominent Friends from
this city will attend the ninth annual
general conference of the Seven Year
" Friends. including Philadelphia,
Genesee. New York. Baltimore Indi-
ana. Illinois and Ohio, which is to be
held at the Hotel Lafayette. at Cape
May Those who will 90 from this
city will be Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Bancroft Miss Caroline NJ Cooper,
Miss Emma Worrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Philips. Miss Marjorie Stabler
the Misses Caroline and Lydia Phil
lips, Thomas Phillips. Mrs. Franklin
Taylor, Miss Ruthanna Taylor, Mrs.
H. P. Ewes and Miss Elizabeth Ewes.
The conference will open with a re-
ception tonight.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
MRS. Up. CONOWAY DEAD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, July 6.-Mrs.
Jane Conoway. wife Of Isaac F. Como
way, of Collinsville, died yesterday
from a complication Of diseases. The
funeral was held this afternoon at
the late residence and interment
made in the Union cemetery She is
survived by three children-Mrs.
Uriah Swain. Of this town; Mrs. viii
liam Donovan and Charles T. Como
way living near here; two brothers,
Cyrus Locates, Of Cape May, n. j.,
and James II Locates, residing near
Knowles: also two sisters, Mrs.
Elijah NJ Jester, of Marcus Hook,
Pa, and Mrs. Caroline Givens, Of near
Laurel. survive her.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
MR.. COLES ACCEPTS CALL.

The Rev. Robert Coles. Of Rapidan,
Va. has accepted the call TO the rec
torship OF Christ P E. Church. Chris
tiana hundred He will take up his
work in the new charge in the aut-
umn. Mr.. Coles is a native of Vir-
ginia, and resigns from the rector
ship of Emanuel Church. Rspidan.
10 come here Prior to going to Rap
idan. Mr. Coles was attached to a
parish at Jenkintown. Pa. He is mar
ried and has two children.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
kNIGHTS no OPEN HOME.

Santa Maria Council, Knights Of
Columbus. will formally open its new
home at Tenth and West streets on
next Monday night with a reception
for the members and their lady
friends. There will be a public re-
ception at the club house on the fol-
lowing Friday oiening.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
MRs. RARINOMITz OPERATEp ON.

Mrs. S. A. Rabinowiz, wife Of Rabbi
Rabzinowitz Of the Temple Of Truth,
was successfully operated on for ap-
pendicitis on Monday morning at the
Samaritan Hospital. Philadelphia. Dr.
Robin of Wilmington. assisted the
surgeon. Dr. Babocck of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Rabinowitz is improving.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
FIRE DAMAGES DWELLING.

Damage amounting 10 about $500
was caused by a fire in the house No.
1907 Washington street, owned by c.
L. Coverman last evening. An alarm
was rung in at a little after o'clock
last evening by E. II. Bowman, of No.
1923 Monroe street, and was answer
ed by the district companies. The
house was occupied by Thomas w.
Shallcross. Origin of the fire was un.
known.
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
PrRLIC BUILpING CONussION

Routine business was transacted at
the meeting Of the Public Building
Commission yesterday. The building
is now being gotten in shape for oc-
cupancy
Evening journal., 1916-07-06
ARTERs W. c. T.U. MEETING.

Members Of the Arters W. c. T. Z.
will meet tonight at the home OF Mrs.
A. V. Sergeant. corner Seventh and
Broome streets.
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Setrd8t Der Btmeridaben an Der
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Wetneinbe.

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