Evening journal., 1917-06-27

grade room. Some suggestion was
made that tho armory be used, as the
local National Guard company will
leave July 25 for camp and later for
France. When Principal Ennis found
that tho board would not approve get
ting another room In some building
on the ground that the board does not
want the school rooms scattered all
over town, he said that II was prefer
able that the seventh grade room be
divided than that the commercial do
partment room be cut up so the build
Ing committee was ordered to make the
change.
The honor pupils as announced yester-
day follow:
First Eleanor Cramer, Eliza
beth Foster Clay Bridgewater. Margaret
Gebhart, Jane robin, Jack Bridgewater,
Edward Gebhart. Charles Smith, Cath
arine Tindal, Marie Lavender. Har-
ley ClymeF, Helen Boyce, Francis Geb-
hart, Louisa Sillitoe
Second grade Ebert Burd. Nellie
Seward, Gilbert Bender, Richard Geor-
gcas. Anna Ferguson, Ruth FARRELL,
George Pinter. Gladys Butler.
Third grade-Margaret Snavely, AIDE
laide Davidson, Edgar Megginson. Carrie
Atkinson, Vernon Mcdowell, May
Thompson, Barbara King, Edna Scott,
Anna Clayton, Harry Long.
Fourth grade-Elias Clayton, George
FARRELL Bonnie Leach. Dorothy Ramsay,
Elizabeth Cannon, Margaret Janvier,
Samuel Nickerson, Frances Sheridan,
Addie Duling, Alice Keegan Fritz
Pfrummer, lillian Rees Olga Glanden,
Helen Kelmon, Randolph pinder.
Fifth grade-James Wilson, Harry
Ahern. Elizabeth Minigan. Leach Clan
den, Oakley EslCridge, Richard Wattg,
John Berry, Mary Davis, Donald BaDdys,
Minnie Burd, John Cannon. Fanny. Si3ry-
son.
Sixth grade-John Megginsoa. Jack
Holiday, Lester Ingram, Edwerd Truitt,
Charles Meggnson, Frank Kern. Martha
Shaw, James White.
Seventh grade Charles Cannon, Eliza
beth Mckay, May Mcdowell. James
King, Earle Wergenmg,nn, Joseph Can
non, Charles King, Robert Seward,
Esther Berry.
Eighth grade7 emma Challenger.
Anna Connolly, Hisie Walls. Mabel Esk-
ridge, John Davidson, Evelyn Bannar,
First and second grades, No. school
Elizabeth iMegginson, Harry Taylor,
Robert DuHning. Adelina Piunti, Michael
FERRIS, Srvilla Newton, Russell Beck
Richard Davis.
SecoTid, third and fourth grades, No.
school Raymond, John Punt, Mary
Piere allni. Theodore Mogginson. Mable
Ny'niteside Pearl Hill, Abe Miller.
The financial report showed that
the board has not enough money 70
meet the teachers salary list, let
alone the coal and other current bills
for the last month OF school. The re-
port showed that tho bank balance
amounts to S706.62 while tho salary
list alone amounts to $3.50 and be-
sides this there were presented bills
Of 500 for the new typewriters, s604
for coal and miscellaneous bills
to approximately 500.
Warrants we're ordered for all bills
and salaries. to be paid when there
Is enough money IN the bank i
Capt. Jesse A. Mckay in charge OF
tho State Guard recruiting work here
is staging a big drive this week 10
ill up a company for tho new regi-
ment He has had thirty-one appli-
cations, rejecting twelve and accept
ing nineteen. Those accepted were;
Joseph Strominsh, Wilmington. and
tho following from New Castle: Clar-
ence y. Johnson. All Delaware street:
George H. klink, 610 Clark street;
Emmett Morio, 724 Clark street
Frank DeCarlo, 724 Clark street;
Eusibio Sacchetti. 7l5 Dobin street
Harry f. Short. 80 Delaware street.
James Clendaniel. 919 Gray street;
Ernest p Stewart, 40 Strand; Brear-
limo Sacchetti, 917 School street;
)cmar Carmile, sos Clayton street;
oscar c. Bender. 81 Strand; Alvin |
q Wadsloy. 519 Cherry street; AL
nond Y. Reynolds 519 Young street:
Roy f. Murphy, Pennington. Del.
Albert b. Creamer, DR.. Blacks farm
md C. Herbert II. Cam. Clark's
arm.
The condition OF Charles Jones. Of
70. go Clymer street, who tried to
End his life by leaping from the
wharf at Dobbinsville, was stfl pre-
,arious yesterday afternoon and he |
was finally taken to Farnhurst
II cost Michael Lukaczewicz. of /
Wilmington, fine of two dollars and ]
the costs Of the case for passing a |
street car with his automobile while =
The car was discharging passengers
He was arrested and hailed
before Mayor Lavender who imposed |
the fine. The mayor also imposed /
fines Of a dollar and costs on Charles
Stewart and Reuben T White for bel
ing drunk and disorderiy on the pub
lie streets
Physicians say that the condition
OF the water supply is still. 5ad al
though the water company is doing
It's best to improve the situation by
cleaning out the basin at None Such
creek. Boys who were fishing in the
basins where the water supply comes
from caught a fine mess OF white
perch and cat fish yesterday.
Local national guardsmen expect to
leave their armory here July rs for
training camp. preparatory TO being
sent abroad, and hope that when they
return t viii be to a new home. as their
present armory is in very bad condi-
ton. Orders have been issued by
Governor Townsend for the drawing
of plans AID certificates for a new
armory as soon as possible.
Members Of ST. Johns Lodge. No. 2
A. f. and A. NJ, will have patriotic
ceremonies at their lodge rooms this
evening in celebration Of the purchase
of a fine new United States flag. Ad-
dresses will be made by George McIn-
tyre and former Mayor Richard s.
Rodney A big time Is expected and
every member is urged by the officers
OF the lodge 10 be present.
Policemen are so busy taking the