Evening journal., 1920-07-24
MANGANESE
SCORE BIZ INNINGs


Manganese ........... O00i O2 2-5
Three-bass n Madden. Hit by
pitched bali, Worrell. Base on balls,
l. : Taylor, 4 (; of Naylor, 4 on Wright,
: struck out, by Taylor, 4; Nayl0r,
|3: Wright 4. stolen bases, IidWel,
II. Gilbert, 2; Patterson, ,, Reed, Nc
|Dlniel, 3; Gallagher. Home run
Madden. Umpires, Mckay and Weir.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Ida
sidney Lewis Mccullough, who died
Wednesday, were held at the resid-
cnce Of her husband, Lewis w. Nc
cOllough, 73i Dobbins street thls
City last evening The Rev. J. X.
.Bicking ofnciated. Members o. the
Methodist ChOirs sang lnterment was
III Chester Rural Cemetery, Chester
%. this morning at a o'clock.
Services at the Nazareth NJ. H.
|Church tomorrow will be In charge
OF the Rev. j. r. Bicking, pastor. Al
a O'Clock in the morning the pas
tors subject will be Help in the
Narrow Places" In the evening al
7 o'clock he will speak on Gideon
s,Oldiers." Sunay school and Baracca
Glass at 40 O'Clock.
Al the Baptist Church, tomorrow
worship at 81 o'clock standard time
Worship at 730 o'clock local time
A short service. q,
Usual Services at the lmmanuel r
~. Church tomorrow. Rev. Joseph
.Earp. rector viii be In charge.
Tie Rev. 5. Beattie Wyln, pastor OF
+ the First Presbyterian Church VIII
/ L . charge Of the usual services IN
that church tomorrow.
Another new Torpedo Boat De-
siroyer passed this city yesterday on
f ID trial trip.
A festival under the auspices OF the
Baracca Glass OF the Methodist Church
will he held on the Baracca play
z, sunds this afternoon and evening
4The funds raised by his fate Will be
30 defray expenses for the material
|used in making the numerous anuse-
msnts now on the grounds and Others
+ 10 be placed there. This ehort oi
4 The class 10 provide a place for INC
4 fapusement OF the children OF this
F. town with a safe place TO play .,iili hss
f cost considerably over $iOO. ltlls ~
1spot Is the scene OF juvenile acuvlty
n m early in the morning unti la.s
4 in tho evening. The parents @ ailu
{ 1children are grateful 10 the class
FOR their efforts and also TO Mrs
< -wart. who donsted the use OF this
large lot at Fifth and Delaware
Mrs. John Bridgewster. OF Sixth and
IDe aware streets was taken suduen-
Ilv IN on the trolley car lnuISday
Ievening. while enroute from Shellpol
Ipark where she had been attending
the Methodist Sunday School ENcur-
sion She was confined 10 her Deo
+ all day yesterday, and many wer'
f fe rfui for the results OF the attack
#unin last evening, when she begal
4 Showing signs Of improvement.
The referee trial Of the case OF
IRtSert NeWlyn against John Reese
lover an electric light bill was heard
yesterday and decision reserved b.
+ the referees.
/ rhlrty-one members OF the bible
Iclass OF Memorial Church OF st. Paul
IFifieenth and Porter streets, Philadel-
Iphia. gave their former rector the
1Ret. j. II. carp. rector Of the I'M
Emanuel Church, here, a surprise visit
\ Yesterday. the occasion being the an
OF this birth. The class
*io,S entire charge Of the rectory din
II <inerOom and when lunch was served
<tha table was abundantly laden with
an the delicacies Of the season. A
&pf asant afternoon was spent In view
F. Ing the interesting places of the town
land considerable time was also spent
IalCng the beach. Dinner was served
&by the class at the rect0ry at an
q early hour with the Rev. Mr.. Earr
land family as guests. following which
+th'. visitors returned TO Wilmington
Hoy trolley and from then 10 phila-
*dephia by the Wilson Line.
TWO small boys by the name Of Ro-
b de ri and Zada were arrested yester-
xday by Chief OF Police McCaughan
4 at the request OF Pennsylvania Rail-
Xroad detectives. who charged the boys
Xwith throwing stones at passenger
i trains. passing through this CITY
XThese being the first offenders caughl
Xthey were allowd 10 go with a severe
Xre0rimand by Mayor Eckles and the
Ipayment OF the costs Of prosecution
William B. Kee, Of this city, left
Tor TuuckahOs, n. j., this morning
" th a tractor from the Beth lehen
i Loading plant. which he took on his
Xnew Pierce Arrow truck 10 the Beth
Ilehem plant Tuccahoe.
Alfred Mcclure. brother Of the
BToom, and Miss Mary Weggenman. OF
the oitY- were best man and brides