Evening journal., 1917-04-26
WILL Dedicate
DDDFELLOW' 'STENPLE
Many Members of Order
Will Visit Dover To-
morrow Night
FOREIGNER GIVES
UP HIS REVOLVER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. April 26.-The new odd
fellows' Temple, on LoOckerman
street, built for Philodemic Lodge,
NO. z, ]. o. o. f., is. nearly completed.
Inc Odd Fellows Will occupy the en-
tire third floor Of the building, and
WIN dedicate the lodge room tonight
with the initiation OF a large class
VI candidates in the first degree. To-
morrow evening another degree will
be conferred by the degree team of
Delaware Lodge. Of Wilmington. This
lodge will bring 110-members, and
there will be visitors from all parts
of the State.
The ladies Of the Dover Rebekah
Lodge, in conjunction with the NOM
bers OF phllodomic Lodge. are ar
ranging TO hold an "Odd-z -zaar" in The
new building during the week of May
3. and 8. Many attractive booths
arc being arranged and lodge mem
bers hope to realize a good sum.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife OF tho
President, has sent picture of tho
President together with her personal
card. which will be framed and auc-
toned of tho last night Of the affair
In the Superior Court yesterday two
appeal cases of Wilmington butchers
were tried and verdicts given in their
favor in both cases. Johnson Broth
ers we're awarded S73.57 against Con-
rad Keller, and the ID. B. Martin
Company a verdict Of S67.72 against
the same party.
The liquor cases against ingalls,
Melvin and Gillie Young, indicted for
bringing 40 quarts of liquor into Della
ware on a railroad train two weeks
ago. were continued until the July
term Of court.
The oil operators who have been
securing options on land I'm the vicinity
of Bowers Beach, expect to commence
work soon.
]. Hall Anderson, who is interest
ed in a musicale to be given in May
for the benefit OF Belgian Sufferers
has a Belgian flag on display in his
Office sent TO him by the Belgian
minister at Washington.
AT the annual meeting of the Dover
Century Club, the following officers
were elected President. Mrs. r. L.
Holiday; first vicepresident, Mrs
Walter Morris; second vice-president
Mrs. ]. p. Salisbury; recording sec
retary, Miss Mary Kellum; CORES
ponding secretary. Mrs. w. l.. Clayton;
property chairman Mrs. c. c. Fulton;
program chairman, Mrs w. NJ VOL
cott: treasurer Mrs. r. j. Ferguson;
club hostess. Mrs. DR.. Cahall Sipple;
directors. Mrs. r. II. Van Dyke. Mrs.
James Pennowill, Mrs r. B Lewis,
Mrs. T. j.. Dunn, Miss Ella Jones and
Miss Ella Wilson.
Mrs. A. h. Watson was elected a
member OF the executive board
Of the Delaware State Federation OF
women's Clubs. The last club meet
ing Tor the year will be heard on next
Wednesday. when the newly elected
officers will be installed.
I'm accordance with government
order that all aliens surrender firearms
In their possession, Gustov Seine. liv-
ing near Magnolia. went 60 the Office of
Magistrate T.. 4. Wood yesterday and
surrendered large revolver. In broken
English he told the magistrate that he
desired to give It up. Magistrate Wood
accepted the weapon and will keep it
until the war is over.
Abraham Williams. colored. who for
30 years was a servant in the Wilson L.
Cannon family, died in the Delaware
Hospital. Wilmington, on Monday. Flu.
neral services were held yesterday