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Evening journal., 1918-05-21
DOVER TO CLEAN
UP NEXT WEEK

=. ccial to THE EVENING JOURNAL,
~ EVER, May sie-At tho organization
Of the Board or Health for i7is held
last evening tho following officers were
chosen;
President. DR.. J.. A. IT. bishop; VICE
president Or. p. 8. Andersons secretary
and treasurer. Herman G. Taylor For
the fourteenth successive year IT, @.
Taylor was elected secretary Of the
board and for tho tenth consecutive
year elected executive onlcer.
eClean-Up Week was set for May q
10 June 4, after which tho board will
mako the annual inspection OF the town
The Inauguration by Dovar's Tow
Council some years ago Of the weekl,
c4.r-ilon Of garbage. has done more
70 keep Dover IN a sanitary condition
than anything known IN recent years
When the order issued annually by tn
Board Of Health, FOR a general cleanup
but little trouble Is anticipated IN mi
line as the bulk OF all accumulated gar
bage has already been cleaned up.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
F. H. DAVIS TALKS
FOR PARTY HARMONY

Speaking before the meeting Of the
First District Republican Committee In
Young Mems Republican Club last night,
Frank Hall Davis, OF Dover, asserted
the desire Of the two lower counties
to see the Republican party united, and
assured that they would be found
Loyalty supporting the united Republl-
can ticket this fall
Dr.. O. r. Layton, Of Georgetown. was
10 have addressed the meeting last
night. but was suddenly called South
IL happened that Mr. Davis was in this
city undergoing medical treatment, and
was asked 10 address the meeting. Isaac
w. Bowers, chairman, presided at the
meeting.
Reports were heard from the dis
trict committeeman and vacancies In
the various districts were fllled The
meeting adjourned to meet on Monday
dune 2,
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
LEvEs VISITORS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWEs, Del, May 2i--Drl william p,
Orr, Jr., has been appointed local chair
man Of the Red Cross drive.
Mrs Franklin G. Maull and Miss Mary
h. West, who have been spending the
winter months IA Wilkes-Barre, Pa
with Mrs. Mauils daughter, have re-
turned home for the summer,
Clifford NJ Fields, Of Wilmington
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Fields.
]. Orton Marshall ls spending a few
days IN Baltimore and Hagerst0wn, Pa
The women Of RehGboth Beach re-
gently gave a dance at tho Delaware
Houst for the sailors at the naval base
herenA goodly number were in attend
ance.
Leo Campbell who IL stationed at
Camp Dix, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elisha ID. Campbell. near here
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
ACCUSE BOY OF
THREE ROBBERIES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. March 2i.-Rob-
ert Leslie Dawson, a youth Of II, Is be
ing held here for a further hearing
on charges Of robblng three dwellings
IN daylight.
Dawson. whom the police here say
escaped from the Ferris Industrial
School. Travelled on a bicycle, and made
his entrance to the homes while the
women Of the houses were busy about
the kitchens during meal hours From
the home Of Howard Tibbit on Friday
he Is alleged TO have stolen s39.75
from the home Of Mitchell Colt, on
Sunday morning, he is said to have
stolen sii, and from the home OF Harry
Williams, on the Janvier Farm near
Summit Bridge, he Is accused Of steal
Ing s32. The boy was caught by Nit
cheli Colt
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Citizens Join in Red Cross
Drive; MONDAY Meetings
Planned
WORKMAN HAS
HAND MANGLED
Special to THE EVENING IoURNAL-

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, May 2i-Mra. John
Wilson Ia much improved
The new dningruom which has been
hinder construction for some Tins al the
Hotel Louise ls now eomplssed, and
makes a very nne appearance,
The infant son OF Mr., end Mrs. John
Murphy was baptized on Sunday in ST.
Peters Church, lie was ehristened
John, Jr
At tho Wilmington Fibre Specially
Company, Mr.. Hackett had his right
hand severely lacerated yesterday,
Harvey Hunter, who has been aegov-
ernm0al Inspector for sume time, has
designed TO accept another position
with the Bethlehem Steel Company.
James Wingate. tho soldier who was
cauGht by Mayor Cavender and Police
man Palmer last Friday, was removed
today 90 Camp Dix by guard sent from
there.
The New Castle A. A. wlil play du-
Pont High School Wednesday afternoon,
at 3i5 o'clock, az nsitery park.
On Saturday, Now Castle AHsoryes will
play the Nushb9fhead a, Gu Of VIII
mlngton.
The Now Castle A. A. baseball team
Withhold strawberry festival on tho
evening OF June 2s The prodeeds VIII
60 into fund 10 meet tho E9nersl OK
penses OF the ciab,
The funeral Of John Swan, son Of
Mrs, E,sPhluips, was held yesterday ar
tern0on IN Nazareth NJ, n, Church, The
pHllbearers were George Seymour,
Charles Walls, John Baker, Jacob l.. El-
lingsworth, George A. Newton and D. w.
phillips
The Boy Scouts OF New Castle viii
take part Ia the Red Gross parade IN
Wilmington on Thursday
Tho Boy Scouts arc busy with tho
sale OF Thrift and War Stamps. Tho
following Is the sale up 10 dato James
Wilson, e3i7s; Frank Bacon, e3J7ii /,
Harry Ahern. si3728, James Nelson.
e9t.49. John Barnes, sa6g7; Samuel Nc
KNIT, s3A b5; Edward Challenger, 62073
Douglas Proud, e2BA3, John Leach,
s23 90. George Tahln, e2350; Francis
/ senlmau. slD0S; James White, ts15
John Davidson, ei50; John Roberts
$3.50: David Harrington. si25; Carlyle
/ Tobin, si.S5: Robert Seward, 30 cents
JUN NntttnlANf w ANAAAnf afitA Ahhttt'
day, n cents.
Mr.. Smith. tax collector for New Gas
tie, announces that Council viii sit a
court Of appeals TO meet any citlzenl
who arc dissatisfied with their asBess
ment on tho following evenings; We'd
nesday evening, June 3; Thursda,
, evening Juno 6 /; Friday evening, June
, The assessment lists ara hung up 10
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
HAMNOyn OUT or HospITIL.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOwN, Del. May q DIR
John II. Hammond, who FOR . past
two months, has been in Philadelphia
for treatment OF the stomach, returned
home Saturday night greatly improved
After being closed for several days
school opened again yesterday, but onls
members Of the high school department
arc permitted 70 attend. as II was deem
ed advisable 70 keep the smaller chill
dren home bOcause OF the cases OF scar
Vet fever that arr here.
Joseph H. Amies, founder Of the
Arniesite road building preparation and
originator, OF Soilsmies, within a short
time will lay a sample stretch Of the
latter at the intersection Of the dupont
road and the Georgetown-Laurel road
h order to demonstrate TO the County
Highway Commission dts durability.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
sAL EXEMPTION
BOARD Calls MEN
j More Are TO Go TO
Camp Dix on Next
Saturday
eHIEvES STEAL
FARMERS AUTO

.speclsl 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
: NEWARK. May p. The automobile
+ of William Hoiion was stolen some
tlma Sunday night or early Monday
morning from his garage at Evansville.
Tho loss pf the car has been reported
to the authorities but up until today
!. no trace OF the missing machine had
csseen <ound., TO gel the car out the
--5fes had 30 break the lock Of the
garage
The Newark Board OF Education at a
meeting accepted the resignation Of
Aoboft Koehler ss principal OF the
schoolss The meeting was held sssuc-
day night and no definite aollcn was
taken on tho proposition offered by
tho Womens College relative TO a CO.
operation plan between tho college
and me schools for teachers training
opportunities.
Another meeting OF the board will
he.held on Wednesday night when the
( n .iter wili be further discussed
4 hi addition to tho LIST OF nearly 400
rek.kirants already printed including
principals and alternates. the follow
: lnR men have been notified by the
qipal New Castle County Exemption
oard TO report 80 the local headquar-
n next, Saturday, subject TO he sent
Camp Dix
haries p. Kingmeler, New Castle.
.anlcs v, Campbell, New Castle
4 William y Webber, Forrest
Z Horace @. Davis. Newark.
- Stacey Bowen. r. +. y. Marshalltun,
0tto r. Thomes, Newark
Charles s. Fleming, New Castle,
Stephen Springer, Wilmington.
John J.. Lswless. Henry Clay.
Harvey G. Tsnnimore, Marshallton,
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
60 cAs FnR sEAFnRn

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STAFFORD, May 2i,-At a citizens
rseeting here the latter part Of the week
the Sussex Gas Company was granted
the rate which they appealed to the
town for a short time ago. On account
Of the cost of materials and fuel, nee
essary for the manufacturing Of gas,
the company was forced TO charge 81
per thousand cubic feet. The new rate
went into effect at once LAUREL
Bridgevllle and Seaford are now paying
the new rate.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
Italians no PICK BERRIEs.

SELBYVILLE, Del, May gi.-The
shortage Of strawberry plckers was
somewhat relieved yesterday when threC
carloads OF italian families arrived from
Philadelphia, sent here by representa-
tlves Of tho government. to whom sp-
peal had been made for plckers through
Governor John G. Townsend. who Is
ono Of the largest berry growers and
Gamers In the state.
Boys and girls from the Philadelphia
and Baltimore schools have also been
promised, and unless more help arrives
many Of the berries win spoil in the
0elds
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

n. lame. Francis 6uliivan Explains Why
IL Helps 20 Increase strength ana In
durnnce and Build up Weak. Nervous
Rundown Folks.
xvbat everv soldier most needs in tremen-
aous "stay there strength, power ana en-
&urnuce. with nerves Of steel and oioo9 on
q on. TO help produce this result thele
nothing 10 my experience which 1 nave
ucd al valuable as organic iron-Nu ny
81 Iron, says Or, James nr9nes S4in ~.
- - formerly Physician or bellevue hos-
nIfsV (Outdoor Deptl, New 9rAi "a anu s1e s,ie
es~ i&hestar County Hospital. nave
e.reoAa1v found it Of such great yalue -
trnlb strength and blood buhqer lhHt
= ,.oileTe if General Gibsons advice were
followed many OF our nsn In NV % onipion
49,. & nothing better than organic l iIoh
'nSte e4od Iron-for enriching the oloo9
s-e helDing increase strength energy anu
endursnS9e 'rforatio Gates Gibson says Nuz.
.. - r~cr has brought back TO him IN good
,r~,eSerre that old buoyancy ana emery
hat flled bis veins pm lss,s, ccana-ai Scott
sls ~, '1 ehe CIV Of Mexico and he feels that
e,-.y-< soldier should take NuNated iron.
Inofher remarkable case Is thal OF Ssr, zen
~ 4,exfd stuart Gordon noted indlan
aLtcr and hero OF the battle OF gettys
Eo-~ General Gordon says neh
,-,serr- hadiv run down this year, tounu
myself totally without me pnyslS1i 4 ,,
~ Se~s I tried different so-called tonics
without feeling any better nut hnaig
beard OF how physicians We're Widell
recons rnending organic iron TO renew red
h1ccd and rebuild strength In worn out
bodies As result ] started taking NuA.
nfnd Iron and within month II han
reused my weakenen Fltai lofces hhe na ut
ne feei strong again. giving me endurance
rfrh a. never hoped 20 again possess.
Another Interesting case is thet OF Cen
frsf Ioha Lincoln Clcm who at the early
=== - - -ee'ss nsea SerGeqnt 10 the II. s.
II
Evening journal., 1918-05-21
How You Can Quickly
Remove Hairy GrOwths
LAida a. nnnnirN

A we'll known beauty specialist ad-
uses this treatment for the removal OF
hair from the face. Mix into a paste
some powdered delatone and water. ap-
ply 20 hairy surface and after about
minutes rub Off. wash the skin and
every trace OF hair has vanished. This
method is quick and entirely safe To
avoid disappointment. however It is
wull 20 make certain you get genuine
dulRtone.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

inspection, but will be taken down after
ten days.
Tho women IN charge Of the Red
Cross drive for New Castle have plan
nod to visit tho industrial plants and
speak before the workmen at the noon
hour. They will then make appeals for
contributions for this cause.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

The Want Ads offer good positions IN
Offices and domestic help should ad-
vertlse I'm the Want Ads during tho
coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

Household interests are all under
benencent ruling, and these coming two
weeks will be the best time for adver-
Using them IN the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

with such surprising results. IS not a
secret remedy, but one which IS well
known to, druggists everywhere Unlike
the older inorganic iron products. Il IS
easily assimilated. does not injure the
teeth, make them black. nor upset the
stomach. The manufacturers guarantee
successful and entirely satisfactory results
TO every purchaser or they win refund
your money. II Is dispensed in this city
by J. Milton Eckerd and all other drug
gists.
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

Army and the last
veteran OF the Civil
War 20 remain on
the u s. Army ac
tive list General
elem says Il nnd
in Nuxated Iron J
the one and ever I
reliable tonic. Two
months after be
ginning the treat
ment 1 am n well
man"
And then there Is
Judge Samuel S.
Yoder. Statesman,
Jurist and for is
years a practicing
formerly
Surgeon Major In
the Army and now
Commander IN Chief
OF the Union Vet
eran Union. who
eawa ttNuwnfaH
Iron restores. re
vivines and rehabili
tatea the system.
To the man Of "a
as I am. IL Is just
as certain. just as
emcaciOus as 70 the
youth I'm his teens
It IS surprisinl :
how many people
suffer from iron de-
ficiency and do not
know A. II Won ar
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

not strong or we'll you owe It TO yourself
70 make the following test See how long
YOU can work OF how far you can walk
without becoming tired. Next take two
Eve grain tablets of Nuxated Iron three
times per day after meals for two weeks
then test your strength again and see
how much yOu have gained
MANUFACTURERS NOTE. Nuxated
Iron. which is prescribed By Dr. Sullivan.
and which has been used by Generals Glib
son. Gordon. Clem, Judge Yoder and others
Evening journal., 1918-05-21

and will continue to sell them
at that price while the present
stock holds out, regardless of
the fact that other stores are
getting S1.50 for this quality
goods. Shown are plain col
ored and Striped Voiles, Or
CANDIES and Lingeries, in all
sizes.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
Army Chaplain Weds
Gertrude Talmage

Miss Gertrude De Witt Talmage
daughter of the late Rev. DR.. F. De
" lit Talmage, of Chambers Wylie
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, and
granddaughter Of the late Rev. Dr.. T.
De Witt Talmage, of Brooklyn and
W hington, was married last evening
IN the Borough Park Congregational
Church, Brooklyn, to Chaplain Rov
Linden Minich, L. 5. A. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. 5. Edward
Young, Of the Bedford Presbvterian
Church, Brooklyn Miss Elsie .GaI-
pralth. OF Germantown. and Miss Lille
hathaway, Of Boston. were the BRIDE
ATTENDANTS Robert G. Miller. athletic
director for the Y. NJ. c. A a. For-
Ethan Allen, Vermont, served as hes
man.
The bride wore her mothers weddjne
gown OF heavy white silk. with bodice
or chiffon and point lace. The court
tram was Of heavy white brocado and
tne tulle veil was caught W tn orange
blossoms - az :
Chaplain Minich is a graduate NJ the
1hlon Theological Seminary, New York
f1e II was ordained in the Borough Park
congregational Church. in which he
served three years as pastor
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
Mrs. Woolworth's Part
Of Estate To Be ixed
Court Asked to Decide Dover
Interest in Property of
Her Husband

Petition was made yesterday to the
Supreme Court to have determined the
dover interest of Mrs Jennie Wool
worth. recently adjudged incompetent,
in the real estate OF her husband,
Frank ". Woolworth. president of the
Woolworth five and ten cent stores
Mrs. Woolworth. who is sixty-fve years
old. IS living with her husband at $50
Fifth Avenue.
This property. which Is assessed at
SS60.000.. aud their summer home at
Glen Cove, Long Island. valued at
81 5000. are TO be excluded N the esti-
mate Of Mrs. Woolworth'S dover inter
est. Mr. Woolworth declared that if
MS wife had her one-Jliird interest in
SIX plots which he owned and conveyed
to the Broadway ard Park Place Com
pany her income would be much greater
than at present These plots are al the
juncture Of s.. Nicholas and Amster-
dam avenues. aaa although their as
sessed value is S93S .0o0. the income
from the property IS only $4,000 a
year. Mrs Woolworth 5 personal prop
erty is valued at $4,000 Justice
" eeks appointed luness Whitaker as
special guardian TO look after the in
terests Of Mrs. WOolworth.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
IS, 600, 900 a Day Is Salesmens Goal
In Week s War Saving Stamp Drive

II E1uRNs late last niAat in the
IN campaign of the travelling sales
men to sell s25. 900 .00C worth of war
sayings stamps in one weeks tjrne
showed the men TO be far behind the
mark they had get for themselves. That
fact did not discourage them in the
least
Although they must average close to
3. .D0D. 900 Il day from now 10 the end OF
the week they set to complete their
quota. the salesmen are confident they
viii have no difficulty In filing their
contract. Leaders in the drive stated
last night that they really were just
getting into their stride.
The big effort Of yesterday was di-
rected 10 the East Side No less than
fifteen meetings were held on various
street corners and other vantage points
in the crowded tenement districts, and
the results showed several thousand dol
lars worth OF stamps were disposed of.
Another rousinR meeting on the steps
Of The Public Library Mt noon yester-
day ynve Eddie Cantor and n dozen
pretty girls from The FolTiea" an op-
por,un'ty To dispose Of huge pile of
IN" iitt'c green stamps. The Library
meetings are becoming the most Dopular
OF ali held IN tho campaign. and the
crowd. which numbered several thou
sand. began TO collect cnrly In the fore
noon.
According TO the statesmen. the activi
ties OF the first half Of the week h.ve
been ms nothing compared with those to
be crowded into the remainder of IN.
time allotted them for their drive. II ,n
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
Rector Objects to Alimony

George W. Rector, restaurateur. and
formerly president and manager Of
Electors" on Broadway. told Justice
Ford in the Supreme Court yesterday
that his income has been reduced to
$500 year; that he has no immedi-
ate prospects, and that he has been
temporarily deprived Of his most val
uaole asset, his name Rector made
TINS revelation Of his present financial
status in an application to have the
court reduce the $3.50 month alimonv
awarded Mrs. Bertha T. Rector. who
IS SUING him for divorce.
Rector said that the maioritv
stockholders Of "Rector's" have voted
him out of office, and that he will be
deprived of the use of his own name
for trade purposes until January
neXt.
"It is a matter of common knowl-
edge. said Rector. that the various
exactions. regulations and penalties
now and Of late being exacted BY the
Federal and state governments and the
probability of further legislation in
Jurlous to restaurant proprietors Will
make it impossible for NE to organize
a paying venture Of a restaurant char
acter"
Justice Ford appointed Joseph D.
Kelly as referee to consider Rector's
plea
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28

their intention to personally solicit every
c'ti7en OF New York before Friday
night To do so their campaign is IN
become house house an otfice-to-
'i.ce ana street -to-streot afrat
Ihe Library steps meeting to-day will
nave Cyril Maude as principal speaker
ne VIII be assisted by girls from the
Winter Garden. who will sing the
lhrift Stamp song which thew use in
their play.
For Thursday the statesmen have CO.
cured Floyd Gibbons. the war CORE
sponoent who is home on n convales-
cent leave of absence. following his
be'ng wounded at the battle Of Chateau
merry. MI. Gibbons is the only war
correspondent to be awarded the Cro;x
ue 1uerre for his conduct under fire
ms wounds having been received while
ne was trying To carry Major Berry. Of
the marines, to safety after the soldier
had been hit
Mr.. Gibbons is to be tendered re-
ccption at the New York Press CIub to-
night. and at the National Press Club
Washington. on Friday Following
reception Mt the White House whore he
will tell President Wilson fr,t-ba,d
stories Of the bravery of the men M tho
front, he Is to 30 on "A hurried lec.,,re
tour OF the country, bearing nessac.s
from the men Of the American c,n..
dtionnry force to their relatives ber,
He speaks next Sunday night at W,sb-
inRton. md the following "undnv niob.
here. His FIRST public address will he
made in the interest of the salssmer's
drive. and they expect 10 have the rec
ord crowd OF the week there to hear him.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
Want a Real Haircut?
Try a Woman Barber

oman's own business is barbering
Ihls is the opinion of one who ought to
Know - Miss Jennie Sparano, New
1ork's first woman barber. She left a
customer in the middle of a haircut
yesterday in the Tribune Building bar
Der shop just long enough to say this
sooa word for her new sisters in the
profession:
"of course they'll make good" she
Said. Men BARRIERS are fine. but women
BARRIERS are just as good. Women have
a the touch IN their fingers
MISS Sparano herself is specialist
N har cutting Patrons have followed
ner tor twenty-three years from shop
to shop.
4 man. ambitious for haircut,
lodged Miss Sparano.
Il don't want Buster Brown; /
want regular mans cut" he said bel
lAgerently. He admitted after Miss
Sparano had finished the job that il
was a mans cut.
Miss Sparano has chorus girls on her
list
This first woman barber learned the
business from her father at the age of
eleven and has followed il ever since
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
Eddie and Six Little
Foys Are at Palace

Eddie Foy and six Of the little Foys
are at the Palace this week in a sketch
called "Slumwhere IN New York. To
the unsophisticated SIX seem 4 goodly
number, but those who have seen Eddie
and the other junior Foys know that
there used to be seven. Bryan Foy,
VINO wrote the songs for the younger
Foys to use in their act is now in the
navy. Eddie does little save recite
Poem which tells Of his misguided
efforts in regard to Hamlet and to
receive the applause for the family.
Maud Lambert and Ernest Ball are
doing about the same sort of thing
they have been doing, with their usual
success. Mr. Ball has written a new
war song which has a wonderful swing.
Herbert Clifton, who does imprss-
sions of the so-called weaker sex. is
extremely amusing. He is not so per-
feet in the art that you dislike him
and he accomplishes his effects without
a wig II r
New-York tribune., 1918-08-28
Police to Begin
4-Day Campaign
For Reserve Fund
Seventy Airplanes VIII Ap-
pear in Final Field Day
Spectacle on Saturday

The police have only four more days
IN which TO raise the 100000 still
needed to complete the half million
fund for the purchase OF uniforms and
equipment for the Police Reserves. Ac-
cordngly members of the force intend
TO boost the sale Of tickets for the field
day AZ Sheepshead Bay even more Wig
orously than they have in the past.
lhree hundred additional speakers Tor
the fund VIII go 20 work today through
the generosity Of jerome c. Movers. Of
the Fourth Liberty Loan Committed.
Who mas turned his spellbinders over
TO the city for the remainder Of the
week
The field day this Saturday promises
20 DE an even greater spectacle than
that seen last week. The government
mas promised this time 10 send seventy
alrpianes to soar and dive and do
stunts over the crowd In addition to
the thlrty- nine athletic events on the
programme, CarUSo. John Mccormack.
Amato and Anna Fitz;u viii sing.
ne massed bands viii be conducted
Py Captain Nahan Franko.
Oly de Gaerte. Spanish war vet
eran' who lost both legs in an accident.
appeared a. Headquarters yesterday and
purchased five tickets for the field dav,
scPu.atlng that they be turned over
10 soldiers
Il wish it was more he said. but
made II selling pencils, and It's all
my wife and can spare. We felt we
rad to do 1t though. even # we go
without meal or so