Evening journal., 1920-07-02

ness men and prominent citizens OF
this city and four Y. NJ G. A. work
ers OF Newark, was held In the opera
House last night. This Is the second
meeting held for the discussion OF
plans. for the inception OF an organ
izatlOn. ARRANGEMENTS We're made
last night for a mass meeting or all
citizens interested In this movement
to be held sometime before July IS,
so that a final report may be made
10 the State organization, which Will
meet at Newark on that date
So many complaints concerning the
tearing up Of the State road. have
been made to the officials OF the city
anu county, who live In this city,
they have opened negOtiations with
the State Highway Commission
through the Delaware Automobile As
ISOLATION. In a letter from Charles O..
Guyer, they have been assured OF
the hearty cooperation OF that or.
ganization. Pressure viii be brought
10 bear on the different contractors,
in an effort TO have them delay the
tearing up Of the rOadbed until they
are assured Of the arrival OF the nee
essary maternal for construction Of
the roads. During the past week a
contractor has torn up section or
the road south OF Hares Corner, leaN-
ing ony sufficient width for one car.
IL Is impossible for two cars TO pass
at this point. This action has forced
the drivers to use the rough cross
road at Rodgers Corner TO river road
thence to this city. This latter road
Is also in bad condition.
Two beach parties were given last
evening below this city. one was
given by the Misses Elizabeth Shear
/ er and Mary Wright, to a number OF
their young friends, who enjoyed a
swim before the festivities began.
This one was given on Battery front
/ beach, the other was given on the
beach opposite the old Tasker lrot
Works, by the Misses Marion Bacon
and Estella Sibley. Az the lapD''
| frankfurters and marshmallows were
tiles were the Misses Anna Bryson
May Bacon, Alice Wise, Lydia Powell
Grace Zimmerman, Estella Sibley
Marion Bacon, Jennie Gross, a Miss
lHollingsworth and a Miss Demarie an'
Messrs. Ira Richards. Wallace Mar
tindale, Harvey Gross OF this city
James and George Calhoun, Whining
ton and Wallace O'Rourke, OF hisf
bridge, n. J.
! Funeral services Of Emlin Massey
who died Tuesday night at his hom'
in Middletown, Will be held tomor
row afternoon, at Mlddletown. Mr.
Massey was well known here, haVinl
number OF relatives and friends
who reside here. lie was a nephew
OF Mrs. Mary Roberts, Of South an'
Sixth streets, this city.
D one OF the drivers OF tho lighters
} who are endeavorlng 10 raise the sub
. marine chaser No. %. which capsl1e'
during the storm on June fl, place.
a hauser around the submerged Pill
; ings at the end Of Delaware stree
wharf, yesterday morning. Tho pil
ing, which had been a menace u
boats landing there, was removed.
The capslzed boat, Is imbedded II
the mud. The men spent last nigh
In pumping air into the dlneNnt al
chambers OF the vessel, In their et
fort 10 float the craft, II uoaue,
She will ho brought 10 Delawar'
street wharf, where EFFORTS VIII D
made 10 right her before she Is takel
IN Inc naval base at League Island
philadelphia, One OF the divers j
said 10 have seen the bodies Of tn
two men. who are still missing, i
Inc hole Of the Eagle" The boat
. n is thoueht. win be raised today.
THE Dorcas Society OF the Nazareu
Church will hold a festival In IN
sunday School room or the cnufcl
, ihis evening. The money raised WI
/, "a toward the organ fund. This les
tval has been postponed twice,
A., The Fibre and Manganese basepa
. teams, OF New Castle twilight IT
e dustrial League. will play TINS eve