Evening journal., 1920-09-27
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Motor Schooner Runs
Aground in River Dur
ing Heavy Fog
G. A. MORRISON
DEATH VICTIM
specal 10 The Evening Journal

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lary motor-schooner lie de Celanr
OF Pailsdelphia, In charge OF Captain
Nan 1Iin>ee. was anchored opposite
Delaware street wharf last evening.
unable 40 proceed under ilS own
power. because OF an 5 inch hauser,
being Cniangled in the propeller. The
| sch00ur was bound Tor Norfolk Va,
. IN ballast 10 take on a cargo of
coal 4rr France and becamlng en-
| Nei0pd IN the fog. went aground at
. The upper end OF Fort DelaWar,
Unable 10 release itself en- SOS
| Was sent TO Galcy-Davis Company,
PHILADELPHIA. which s.nt the tugs
New Castle" in charge OF Captain
William ruhbs and "lack Darlington
| Nslls. 10 her aid. After much
d ncully. the schooner was taken OF
| about $50 last evening Her engine
I Was started premaiurally and the
| large hauscr not being shipped. was
| wound 10 The propeller. stall ng and
canning the port engine. A diver
n cleared her propeller N morning.
The Intensity OF the fog yesterday
morning and last night was said by
| the Two captains 10 be- causing CON
siderable trouble in navigation.
George A. Morrison. who has re-
| sided here for The last - years diCd
1 al his home az second and Chest
Il nut streets. yesterday morning. fol-
q lowing an illness OF ght months.
Il Mr.. Morrison was stricken. the first
4 OF last February. with influenza. lie
was a member Of ST. Peters Il. q.
n Church Ne was The son OF the late
a Thomas and Helen Morrison, and was
N born al stanton. lie was a brother
= OF William Morrison and Mrs. Thom-
Il as Berry. OF W wilmington. and Of Mrs.
q Lucy William. OF Chicago.
Mr. Morrison is survived by his
& wife. and four daughters. Miss Lucy
II Morrison. Mrs William Brickley and
n Mrs Lester Henry of New Castle, and
81 Mrs John Hayes NJ Wilmington, ana
one son Thomas Morrison. OF New
Castle. There ar three grandchlld-
rem William and Helen Brickl0N and
Catherine Hayes The funeral will
take place from 81. Peters church
on Thursday morn ng. with High Re-
n QUEEN Mass.
A serious accident was narrowly
aterlcd yesterday afternoon, by
George Mclntire. of the strand, 10y
applying the brakes on his Ford au-
a tomobilo and sliding the machine
< about IS feet. when he thought q
q coll SION WITH the car of II b. Weav.
q err OF Nandcvcr avenue, wilmington
Iames B Toman. is suffering from
& an Infection OF the nose.
81 A number OF baseball fans Ter
n This morning for Philadelphia, 20 SCI
q ,he ball game between the AihletH
n and NeW York.
The Hon. TON" Smith. the wei
N known and much heralded kansa
III "Cvclone Orator viii address W
n public mass meeting In 'front.' OF lll
81 old Court House, Wednesday esoh'h'
81 This meet ng will be under lhe az
ri snicss Of The state and County H
81 bubfican Campaign Committee
"a There will also be both vocal an
q instrumental music This VIII be IN
81 eref on several Repuhl can mas
n meetines 10 be held here during IN
A Local meetings scheduled for ihl
81 week are. Seminole Tribe OF ne
a Men. tonlght IN Masonic Temple; ~
Il dustry Council Jr. O. u. \. NJ. :
y masonic Temple, and ihe sem
IN weekly rehearsal Of The new band J
# the old town hall. on Tuesday M MeN,
81 ming. the Republican mass meeun
I In front Of the old Court House, o
# Wednesday evening. Friendship lode
# az A ID. L. W. IN old town hall O
Thursdav evening: Adelphia Lods
M of Entohi OF pylhias. In Mason
81 Hall and second semi-weekly bar
81 rehearsal In old town Hall on frid'
While the commltte in charge
f fhe nrcmcn's carnival. which w
81 hrid last week on the school gree
'% has not made a fnal accounting
81 Is estimated that more man 30
"a was cleared for the 6ood WI" eul
# pany. .u,.A,u
81 tho Wllm nrton Y. NJ G. 4. were Y,
# iiors al Inc FIRST fan session OF Y
81 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church Sunl
school Yesterday afternoon. IN
sang several solos. - -.
Tho following youns men ana "
men arr members OF the local cla
IA ~ in9i Of the local liigh Schoe
81 frha Misses Dorothy Miller. Els
n %hells. Ruih Nickerson, Zelma, Ma
n thewS. Blanche Sibley, Mabel -
" rde, Mac Jones and Messrs la'
q Davidson, Merton White, DOUG
s Pro1d GeorFe T Tobin and chesi
Fl Greenwood
M and Mrs. Edward Duncan ha'
a moVnd from The property on Four
q street recently purchased by n
"a ana Mrs. Aforrelf Thornton. 20 q
N oropcriy on Thirl street. recent
81 vaeafcd bV Mrs Anthony Hail, WI
q has taken an apartment with n
x danahtf.r Mrs Timothy Steel
Fest Third street Mr.. Thorni'
n Will make extensive improvemen z
& to the property.
f Nj. and Nirs Edward Gooden,
4 East Fourth street. entertained
n number or young people at ths
4 homo on saturday evenlng as y
Y guests ~ their son Alfred Goode
n Thos present were. The " IS
Il Filzabelh Cannon Mildred Bias
81 Marx Fccney. Kaihrine Wcldo
81 Violn smith. Mildred Rhoades. Ro
~ McGrory, Cicnevicye Haggerty. Ger
"a rude Grory. Frances Rees, and Mess
M Eiwood Cooden. Frank. Bacon. Charl
a King. Ernest Wells, Mfred c. Good
IS Oscar Hardy. James P. Jackson. ]
n seph Woodruff, william Collii
6M Harold GOoden. James White. Lee
King. Merton White. Samuel NcKni
Mr.. and Mrs II. Hugh Carroll. NJ
Harriet Rhoades and Mr.. ami N
Edward J Gooden
TAILORS OF QUALITY. Rubinst
and <BarkOwsky. have opened a n
taildrng shop at ii5 Delaware str
ADV.
Fred Willeys. local slab artist. y
has pitched some o. the best
seen on the l0cal diamond for sey'
} yeafs. and who pitched IN the NJ
ranose and Dye Works last Fri
has been confined 10 his bed 81
Fl Saturday morning Dr. Brice ;,
lstt saws WilleyE is in a serious c
dtion
Mss Matilda AIcGrory. Of Fou
street. Is visiting friends at q
bridge. Nd
Mr.. Reynolds. Of Tacony. was