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Evening journal., 1917-07-18
EDUCATORS TO ADDRESS
JUNIOR COLLEGE CLUB

Cards have been issued by the mem
bers OF the Junior College Club Of
this city, a recently organized body OF
Young people interested in higher
education. for an open meeting.
which will be held in the parlors A
and B OF the Hotel DUPONT, at o'clock
tomorrow evening, II is expected
that a large number of persons inter-
ested in educational matters will at
tend. Several speakers Of prominence
will address the meeting while there
will also be special music
Il is probable that Thadde1s Rich,
the noted violinist. will be present,
while among those who will speak
will be DR.. Henry ]. Gideon. chair
man OF the Bureau OF Compulsory
Education, OF Philadelphia; DR.. Will
liam Roper, former appraiser in the
Customs House, Philadelphia; DR.. b
3. SAUCE, professor of French at the
University OF Pennsylvania, and sew
eral others.
The Junior College Club is the out
growth Of a recent trip 10 severa
local colleges by a score of boys fron
the High School. and its purpose is I
aid and interest young students Z
seek a higher education. Severe
leading business men and prominen
educators have be6Ome interested i
the proiect. whiclN includes the IS
tablishing OF a special college ROOF
where remnants, catalogues and othe
material Of a helpful nature viii b
on display. Colleges visited recent
have signifed their willingness 10 CO
operate with the clubs efforts.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
CYPSIES Invade POLICE
STATION after ARREST

Residents In the vicinity OF Ian
caster avenue and Union street mad
an kinds OF excitement 70 keep them
busv today when a fight started
among band of gypsies encamped
near there Pa.rolman Veasey cor
raled two fighters and sent them 10
the police station Then real uou-
bic started. for the horses owned
by the nomads began to roam al
large over the gardens in that sec
tion in the absence OF the gypsies
This brought forth a storm OF pro-
test and in a few minutes telephones
n. the police station were buzzing
with complaints from owners OF the
war gardens.
The fight among the travellers
started when Stephen Spear. a mem
her OF the camp, demanded $50 from
Mrs. John Stevens. claiming that her
husband owed IL TO him. When she
refused 20 pay, Spear grabbed
Ratchet and Peter stevens. son, hur-
ried away to get his father.
When the elder Stevens arrived he
took up the fight and Patroiman
Veasey arrived and arrested spear
and John stevens, on a charge OF
fighting.
with the arrival Of the two men ~
the nolice station. they we're followed
hv the women and men OF the camp
and for awhile arguments wake,
warm in the Office OF House Sergeah
Tucker It was necessary 20 drive tn'
gypsies out Of the station house.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
n|CHAELIS IS FIRM
While WAR IS ON
Says Germany Must Com.
bine Against "Enemy's
lntermeddling"
SHELVE INTERNAL
DISPUTES JUST NOW

BY The United Press
AMSTERDAM, July 1--we must
combine against the enemy's informed.
ding in our internal affairs and shelve
all internal disputes until after tho
war; was the quotation attributed TO
Chancellor Michaclis today in a dispatch
from the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger. Tho
newspaper asserted this represented
Miehaelis' fundamental policy in his
new post.
"When our enemies see the futility OF
their hopes of splitting our unity, they
will become more disposed 10 accept
peace Is Michaelis conclusion.
Chancellor Michaelis has recalled tho
German diplomatic representatives at
Christiania and retired them from the
service. according TO official word re.
ceivcd here today. Presumably thi.
action Is taken as a result Of the Nor
wcigian bomb plots discovered by Tie
arrest of Baron Rautenfeld. German
diplomatic agent
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
MILTANTS ENRAGED
over FAILING OF SISTERS
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-hraged
at the failing OF sixteen OF their
~crusaders" the women's party mill
tants today decided upon great re-
taliation drive against the Wilson ad-
ministration.
Thirty-six women will be sent
against the White House on satur-
day.
Mrs. A. S. Baker. publicity direc
tor. rushed TO New York TO arrange
mass meeting OF protest against i'm
prisonment Of the sixteen pickets al
the Occoouan reformatory.
Mrs. Baker will appeal 20 Colonel
Roosevelt to attack the administra-
ton on the suffrage issue.
Dudley Field Malone conferred with
woman's party leaders today follow
ing his meeting with President VIII
son last night, when Malone was said
10 have offered his resignation as
collector OF the port OF New York.
Husbands OF some OF the imprison
ed women denounced their treat
ment at the reformatory as "hideoui
indignities on refined women who put
principle above comfort
Mrs. william Calf, New York. VIII
lead the picketers in Saturdays
demonstration. The women are ready
to accept sixty days sentences and
Join their sisters in serving sentences
Mrs. Eunice Dana Brannan, one o.
the imprisoned, is III and may pa
her $25 TO get out Of Occoquan.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
COUNTY and CITY OFFICERS
ON ROAD INSPECTION TRIP

Levy Courtmen B A. Groves ]. G.
Shaw, j. A. Buckson and I. c. FL
lott, together with County Engineer
James Wilson. County Comptroller r..
c. Clarke. Street and Sewer Comm s.
sioner Charles A. Rudolph and Mat
thew ID. Murphy. former street and
sewer commissioner. left the court
house this morning for a trip of In
spection over the roads between here
and Baltimore. the streets of that
city and the roads and streets in the
vicinity OF Annapolis The trip was
made in two automobiles, the party
being the guests of John W. Hall, OF
the Westport Brick Company. who ac-
companied the tourists. The purpose
OF the trip is to. inspect streets and
roads on which the product Of the
Westport Brick Company is used. The
party is scheduled TO spend tonight al
AnnapOlis
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
SUE MOORE RETAINS Lead
AS CHAMPION SWATTER

With but three and half days re-.
naming before the "Swnt the Fly
contest closes. Dr. V. NJ Myers, secrc-
tary of the board of Health, announced
TODAY that so far ll0.S7O flies have been
killed by the swatters. Sue Moore still
retains her hold on FIRST place IN the
contest. having a total of 35l3l killed,
while stanley Chlebowslsi IL second with
a total of 5000. Lucy Finch is third
with a total Of 24G0l nies.
10 IA proposed 10 announce the prizes
tomorrow afternoon. If possible. and this
will give the children a few more hours
in which to swat the flies for the prizes
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
Local BOARD IS
READY FOR DRAFT
Officials Check Off Names
10 Avoid Last Minute
Confusion
SOME CERTIFICATES
AWAIT OWNERS

At the Offices OF the exemption
boards It was said today that II
seems scarcely probable that the
draft can be made tomorrow, as was
reported in an out OF town paper, but
that there Is every possibility that
the drawing will be made before SAT
urday
No instructions as to the proceed
ure OF the local boards have JET
reached here. and it is not thought
that any will be received until the
day Of the lottery.
The officials are now checking on
the names of the men who have en-
listed as they are printed in the news
papers. so that they will not become
confused in regard 10 these men. But
at the same time, eligibles who have
volunteered in some branch OF the
service are asked TO notify the
boards to this effect and so save con-
siderable trouble for the members OF
the boards
DR.. W. p. Miller, who was a mem
| Der OF the exemption board, VIII
Jurisdiction over the district com
prised OF the Eighth and Ninth wards
has resigned owing to the fact tina
he is not a resident OF either OF thes'
wards. a mistake having been mao
in his appointment. No one had beef
named to take his place up to nooi
today.
The following registration certih
Gates which have evidently been lost
are in the hands OF the exemption
board aud can be obtained by cailinl
for them in person:
No Name. W ard. City.
40 Herman Yofe Z Wilmington
SO +. NJ. Dewey 9 Wilmington.
~ Thos. Atkinson Route A, Wilm 3
so Art'e Camper Rural New Castle
% John ]. Ward 10 Wilmington.
10 Ralph Freeman Wilmington
229 Frank Koless Chester, Pa.
lf91 Geo. o. Davis s Baltimore, Md.
4 80 c. Barksdale 70 Baltimore. Nd
95 Robert Cloud Claymont. Del
1876 JOS. Mccain 1 Wilmington.
Registration certificate No. 200 an
state OF New York Military Censu
and Inventory Of 1917 certificate, bot
in the name of Harry Carlson, NeN
York City, are also In the hands O
the exemption board.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
GREEK ARMY TO CUT OFF TURKS;
RUSSIANS HOLD RIGA LINES

ready arrived and that enroute Is
colossal. transportation on both land
and sea has been dminently satisfac-
tory 10 the army officers.
BY The United Press
PARIS, July IS American army
headquarters announced today that the
United States hao taken over French
railway lines running from export bases
on the French coast oil the way to the
permanent camp of the American expe-
dictionary army and from there 20 the
front Narrow guago lines are being
built and the army plans are for impor-
tation of locomotives. rails, ties. bridge
material and all supplies An expert
personnel of American railway expert s
will construct these additional lines and
operate them
The French government. II was an
nouuced. had turned over some Of the
State forests to the American army -oI
lie supply Of lumber
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
German MONEY BACK
OF Chinese MONARCHY
nY RALPH 4. TuRNER


united fresS oldH Correspondent
TOXIC. July denomination Of
reports that Germany finally forced
the attempt OF General Chang Hsun
to restore the monarchy in China was
received by Japanese officials today.
The condition on which the money
was furnished, the advices say, was
that the restored emperor would re.
sumo China's old relations with the
Kaiser's government. simultaneously
It was learned that number OF Ger
mans participated in the recent fight
ing on Picking on the side of the mon
archists.
Presidet Lyman Hung. who sought
refuge IN the japanese legation al
Picking during the brief occupation oil
the capital by the monarchists has left
that refuge and resumed the presi-
dency.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
QUEEN DE DANCE.

This will be a big week at Dawson's
Queen de Dance The management
announces a four-nfghts' carnival
son. Professor Dawson, who conducts
the children's carnivals and dances at
Young's Million Dollar Pier. Atlantic
City. Is meeting with pheqomAnal
success and finds II impossible to de-
vote the necessary time in conduct
ing the summer dances here. He
promises TO open the fall season at
an early date.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
HIS Skull FRACTURED
WHEN WAGON UPSETS

Jacob Shoclley. Negro. aged So
years. sustained a fractured sSln and
broken ankle early this afternoon
when he fell from a delivery wanpl
he WIS driving at Sixteenth and
Head streets. He was removed q
the Delaware Hospital in the Phoeni
ambulance
Shockley had been 10 dinner. hil
home being In Heald street neal
where the accident occurred. As be
was getting ready 10 drive away. the
horse backed down the embankmeni
taking the wagon with t. The wagon
was upset and Shockley was thrown
out
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
PYTHIANs ENJOY OUTING.

Knights Of Pythias and friends 70 the
number OF a thousand enjoyed tho an
nual outing of the order 70 Burlington
Park. y. j., yesterday. The trip was
made on the Queen Anne. In the after
noon the annual field sports were staged
and there were some great contests
Police Sergeant James b. Tucker won
the fat mans race From financial "a
well as n pleasure standpoint the out
ING was one OF the most successful ones
which fhe knights have conducted
Kninhts and ladies from the city. New
Castle and surrounding towns joined q
make the outing the pleasurable success
il proved 10 be.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
REFUSED TO RETURN HIS
LOCEET. DEFENDANT SAYS

Charles Amata was held by the Muni'
cipal Court this morning under $500 bail
for trial on charge Of the larceny. as
bailee. Of ~ watchchain and ioclet
from Joseph Bufura.
The hitter testified that he loaned the
accused man the loclSet To- inspect, and
he refused TO return it.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
ATTRACTIONS AT sHELLPOT.

Shellpot Park entertained thousands
OF people last night and the balloon
ascension by Jewell Brothers, attract
ed more than usual attention. Walter
Jewell made a daring parachute leap.
The vaudeville bill in the Family
Theatre is giving general satisfaction
and the patrons OF the park are
greatly pleased with IT, There are
five acts OF excellent vaudeville.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
AT THE QUEEN.

II there was ever a photoplay that
deserves attention, Il is the feature
presentation at the Queen. THE Little
American" in which Americas most
beloved girl actress. Mary Pickford,
has the star role. Another big crowd
was In attendance yesterday. and il
Is the hope of the management that
the attendance will still further in
crease with every days showing.
Thrilling and spectacular. mildly de-
scribes Mary's new production. Il
shows wildly why America has en-
tered the worlds conflict The film Is
unusually timely and evoked enthus-
iastic applause.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
srIENTIsf pIRECTOR pEAD.

BY Tho United Press.
NEW YORK July 1SLArchihald
McClelland. one OF the members OF
the Christ an Science Board OF d.
reotors Is dead today fds death
came suddenly For many years he
was among the counsellOrs Of Mrs
Eddy and latterly he was one OF the
trustees OF the Oddly estate. His
widow was formerly jeanette M. Red
Of Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
YAIInEYnLF AT SPRINGS.

Brandywine Springs Park is enter
tanning large crowds The vaudeville
bill IN the Family Theatre, headed BY
Ascot and Eddie. is attracting more
than usual attention on account OF its
general excellence. II is one OF the
best vaudeville bills ever seen in the
park The attendance at the park
during the past few days has greatly
increased on account OF the warm
weather.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
AT THE VICTORIA.

William s. Hart, the western char
acter actor, Is seen in a somewhat
different role from his famous bad
man when seen in wolf Lowry" a
the supervision OF Thomas II. lnce,
today. at the Victoria Theatre. wolf
Lowry" which is the work OF Charles
Turner Darcy tells the story OF a
ranchman and a sort of king OF the
wild desert country. Margary Wilson
as Mary Davis. makes her appearance
as leading woman for Hart in this
play. Others prominent in the cast
J are Aaron Edwards as a designing
real estate agent and Carl Ullman, in
juvenile role.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
ATTRACTIONS At THEATRES
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

Sessue Hayakawa. Vivian Martin
and Carmen Phillips 2re the stars IN
the newest Paramount production.
Forbidden Paths" which IS the fea-
ture attraction at the Majestic. and
which was seen by enthusiast audi
ences at all performances yesterday.
The acting is superb and the cast in
support Of the trio Of stars is an I'M
usually strong one. Forbidden
Paths" will be shown again today,
and If you want TO enjoy a dramatic
treat by all means do not miss see
ing this photoplay.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
Increase STOCK Of THIS
COMPANY TO $4,000. 600

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. July ia certificate for
the increase OF the capital stock Of
the Kentucky Petroleum Producing
Company. OF New York. from $1,000
to $4,000. 900 was filed at the State
Denarfment today.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
STRICKEN on STREET.

Lucy Rudica OF No. 81 West Front
street was taken in while at Fourth
and Market streets shortly after noon
today. The woman was removed 10
the Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix
ambulance.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
ORPHANS COURT WORK.

In Orphans Court today Judge II.
l.. Rice named Frances r. Bolen
guardian of Anna NJ. Farley.
Lilburne Chandler, trustee. made a
return Of sale in the suit for the par
tition OF the estate of Samuel B. Davis.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18


WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Heavy at
tacks by German troops on the Rus
sian lines near Riga on the Baltic
Sea have been repulsed with great
losses 10 the Teutons II was an
nounced at the Russian embassy
here today.
On Monday the Germans began
artillery preparation with tremendous
fire from their big guns and then
launched a series OF assaults upon
the Russian entrenchnents. Three
times they swept forward each time
10 meet a deadly FIRE from the Rus
sian rifles The repulse was COM
plete. cable messages to the embassy
say.
The German attacks on the North
end Of the line we're designed "a
relieve Russian pressure against tn,
Auetro- Germans on the Southern sec.
tor Il IS believed.
In the south the fighting continues
the Russians under Kornilon beinl
forced 10 give some ground.
British and Belgian armed motto
cars are now being used In larg
numbers against the enemy In Galley
and much OF the speed OF kornilon'
advance is attributed 70 the success
ful operations OF these machines.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
CLERKS on VACATION.

Clarence H. Poo'e and T. J. Clark,
copyists in the Office OF the recorder
OF deeds. are taking their annual two
weeks vacation.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
NEW BRADY HOUSE

The Leading Middle-Claas Hotel
Arkansas Ave. main thoroughfare 20 Beach
and Million Dollar Pier. Large, cool porchesf
open surroundings use Of baths with hot and
cold water. New beds. Table has no equal
White service Rates, $3.50 up daily 30
up weekly. Bathing from Hotel Booklet.
MRS COLVIN q BRO.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
NETHERLANDS

New York Ave. go Yards . ~ boardwalk.
Overlooking lawn and ocean capacity 400
elevator. private baths over so outside
rooms have hot and cold running water
$40 20 $50 WEEkL1i e. 40 ~ DAILY.
SPECIAL FREE FEATURES.
BATHING ALLOWED PROM HOTEL.
LAWN TENNIS COURT. DANCE FLOOR.
Booklet oints OF interest In Atlantic City.
AUGUST RuHWADEL. Prop.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
HOTEL NORMANDIE

Kentucky Ave, Near the Beach.
Elevator private baths. superior table
Ocean view rooms. An new metal beds. Near
boardwalk churches. piers and dcpots. fret
bathing from hotel Dancing 81 up daily
Special weekly J. HAMlLloN.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
Friends School

4th and West SITS, Wilmington, Del.
The Oldest and largest preparatory
school IN the State
A corps OF % experienced teachers,
Excellent equipment. Thorough in
Htruction.
A school that takes boys and girls
at 6 years OF age and in a congenial
atmosphere. under the charge OF
/ specially trained men and women
/ without loss of time through chang
OF schools, hts them for college O
business.
Fall session opens Sept ~, 1917.
For illustrated oatalog address
, HerscheI A. Norris, A. NJ,
Principal.
d. & A. Phone 2f50-W
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
HOTEL KENTUCKY
Atlantic city N. ,.

WITH FIREPROOF ADDITION.
Kentucky Ave Near Beach. Caracity 400.
Majority Of rooms with hot and cold runs
ming water, IS with private bath. Iele-
phone and electric lights in every Ioom.
Elevator from street level. Send for book
let and points OF interest American plan
rates. including good meals.
81 TO 81 DAILY $40 TO $3.50 WEEKLY
N B. KENNADY. proprietor.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
LOUELLA

Tennessee Avenue Near Beach.
Atlantic City. N. J.
Enlarged and refurnished Rooms vitt
private bath and running water. Moderate
rates. Bathing from hotel. ieth season.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
OSBORNE

Pacific and Arkansas Avenues.
Elevator. hot and cold running wator n
rooms Private baths. Excellent table q.
Bathing from house. si.5o 10 $3.50 daily
SO % $40 weekly. Cap 800 Orchestra. Gar
age Booklet Meokiey fetter
Evening journal., 1917-07-18

To-day the camp was hard az work
constructive wooden shacks TO ac-
commodate the overflow OF men VINO
cannot be accommodated under BILL
let's.
This French system OF "billeting'
soldiers is a joyful treat for the Sam
mics. They are t'ckied with the plan
OF living in private homes. and the
housewives who preside are reaping
a harvest catering 20 the officers and
men.
Hundreds OF the Sanmies use sew
eral small streams mere az the camp
as swimming holes" and are enjoy
ing the water. The surroundings OF the
camp are picturesque.
The army Is preparing 70 draw
practically all its supplies from
America end not to touch any OF
Frances stores. The amount al
Evening journal., 1917-07-18

By The United Press
BERLIN. Via London. July lS.-Ba-
varian and Croatian regiments com
bined to capture the heights east or
Novica, ~todays official statement Dc
clared. The Russians stubbornly de-
tended their positions. All the enemy
countered attacks were repulsed. The
Russians were forced back at other
points on the Lomnica line.
after lengthy and strong artillery
ing the French attacked and pene-
trated positions we recently captured
In the southwestern corner OF Malan-
court Wood" the official statement
continued. ION both sides OF Malan-
court and elsewhere in the region they
were driven back. A fresh assault IN
the evening in an attempt TO extend
their gains broken down under heavy
| losses"
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
By The United !..l,, Press IS,

BY The United Press; - ,,.rr,,
PERMANENT CAMP OF THE
AMERICAN ARMY II FRANCE. July
ls.-American Sammies are well under
wav in their intensive training Tor the
trenches They are working hard yeo
in leisure moments finding time 70
frisS about like colts.
Joint division headquarters have been
established for the French and Ameri-
can stats here in the same building.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18

BY The United Press.
LONDON. July ls.-Brisk local hght,
ing and numerous raids were reported
from the British front today by Field
Marshal Haig. 80
..East of Monchy lie Preux local hght,,
ing resulted in further gain OF ground
and n few more Germans prisoners ne
said Northwest Of Oastaverne, IN the
neichborhood of Boesuighe, prisoners
were captured and many of the enemy
we're killed in the course Of successful
raids Near Wieltje hostile raiders
we're driven Of"
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
srMMER REsORT. LONaPoRr. \. J.
Summer Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY
''ViILn Nova

Ocean Ave. near Beach. Ocean -licH
Rooms with running water and nr|FaAr
bath Reasonable rates Capacity 200.
MRS y STOREY.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18

By The United Press.
PARIS. July 1S-Repeated and yio-
lent attacks by the enemy In attempts
TO recapture ground gained In yester-
days French drive around lVerdun
was reported in today's official state
ment.
The Germans bombarded Verdun
positions violently and throughout the
night sent their attacking waves
against the new line held by General
Petain's men. The enemy lost heav
! fly and gained nothing.
Around Cerny the war ONCE report.
ed a violent artillery hattie. In tho
Argonne Germans we're repulsed.
The German Crown Prince Is hacl
where he started more than a yea
ago trying TO take Verdun.
Dispatches from the front today Dc
scribing the full extent OF the victor
achieved in the French drive on n
left bank OF the Mouse showed TIT
= the French had retaken all the grour
/ gained around Hill 304 IN the Germa
p attacks Of June 2S-29
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
THIN COOL SUITS

Palm Beaches. Sc and 49,
Mohairs. $40 to S15.
Thin Worsteds. $40 to SEE.
y Lined Serges. $3.50 TO
SIS.
"a Lined Homespuns. SIS to
SIS.
Mohair Coats $500 10 IS.
Serge Coats, $500 10 Sc.
Flannel Coats, So TO $40.
Auto busters, S1.50 10 IS.
Duck Trousers $1.0O 10 $3.50.
Khakls. S1.O0 to $500.
y. " ID. Underwear. SOC and
SlOO
Travelling Caps. Clothes, Fur
nishings. Grips. Bags. Shoes
aud all wearing apparel
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9Th and Market
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
SUMNER RESORTs-ATLANTIC
CITY.
NEW CLARION E .ss S.s.s Av'.

First-ciasa family hotel Rooms en- suite
with baths Garage attached. Bath houses
for the accommodation Of the guests Open
All year. Booklet. s. X. BONIfACE.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18

Bv The United Press
WASHINGTON. luly 1S.-Turkey
soon Will be shut of from junction
with the Kaiser's European forces II
allied Plans carry Allied diplomats
today said It is proposed TO swing
the Greeks into the seventy mile
stretch OF mountains now held by the
Bulgars. thus closing the only gate
way between Turkey and Bulgaria
Austria and Turkey.
Military men do not anticipate this
move will decide the war, though they
feel ultimately Il will open up TO the
Allies. oil and wheat supplies In the
Balu and Odessa RESIGNS.