Evening journal., 1920-07-22

the owner John Hels, VIII Dc scllleu |
by referees tomorrow in the New
Castle Club parlors. This Is In ac-
cordance with the lease. A. r. Gou-
diss was chosen 10 act for Mr., New
lyn and former Sheriff John h. Taylor
FOR Mr.. Refs, and John + Cloud was
the third man chosen. This Is TO de-
eide whether a rental Of 70 cents or 50
a month Is just.
Robert Newlyn has purchased the
Gilpin House on Second street from
the trustees OF the Truitt estate The
house is now known as the Home
stead and when the remOdellng IS
completed IL will be known as the
/ NeWlyn. Mr. Newlyn said last night
ne intended TO remodel the lower
/ floor into a store and pool and bill
/ lard parlor. A roof garden Will be
made on the building. The NeNylyn
win be conducted as a hotel after Oc-
tober 30.
William B. Davis, formerly a player
on tue Fibre team, and a resident Of
this city, Is playing ball on the De-
troit Edison Company baseball team
at Belle Isle, Mich.
About "a employees OF the Whining
ton FIBRE Specially Company went on
I a straw ride 20 BrandyWinc Springs
. AhrN NNIIAn-H AAANN NNNAI NAhfM AlNiIN
/ In William KEGS new Pierce Arrow
/ truck.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
1 Gilkey, Of Third street. are congratu-
laiing them on the birth Of a baby
girl
Because OF the development OF
1 smallpox In the family OF one OF The
employees OF an industrial plant, an
order requiring all employees TO fur
nish a vaccination certificate was post
cd yesterday throughout the plant.
Nhie the victim is said not 90 have
worked for several DAVIS prior 20 The
breaking out OF the disease this pre-
caution was taken In the keeping
. with safety FIRST Ideas, urged at AK
times by this corporation.
James b. Lancaster Is remodelinc
his residence at $40 Delaware street
! by placing a i0fOot twO-stOry exien-
sion in the rear.
The Penn-Seaboard and All-Stars
baseball teams will play this evening
ON the Battery Park Diamond. This
b Will be a league game.
7 On saturday the New Castle base.
b ball team viii play the strong Grace
p Team OF Wilmington, on the Battery
Park diamond.
J A number OF residents Of this cit,
Y Will go on the moonlight excursion
e TO be given by the Mems League o.
E the Delaware Baptist Church and thi
}. Wilmington Christian EndeavOr Unioi
= this evening. The Brandywinc vii
e leave Fourth street wharf, Whining
e ton at SIS o'clock.
2 Samuel Moore, OF near Bear, thrash
q ed his wheat yesterday and rcpOrte.
e a yield OF 80 bushels TO the acre. 1hi
a Is the greatest production reported ~
d far this year
e William Burgee. of Philadelphia, /
IS visiting Levy Court COMMISSIONS
IS James G.. Shaw, OF Delaware street.
70 Miss Edna (Tanst0n, OF State ROaC
Io is the guest OF friends at Ceilings
wood, n. J.
James Mellon and two daughters. q
Brooklyn, N. Y, are stopping at th
d Louise"
O Jacob Kclmon. a Delaware sire,
o merchant, was called 30 the bedsld
o OF his daughter. Mrs. BENJAMIN pOdt
o rosky OF Philadelphia, yesterda
o mOrning 30 flnd her In a serious cOf
2 dition suffering from appendicitis.
oil Miss Amy Allen, nurse In Oh
o home OF Miss Anna SpOtsWOOd O
o Delaware street, left today for Prov
o dcnce, R. l., where she viii spend
- month among friends and relative
. Miss Anna Joyce, Of the Physician
. and Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington
r. win take her place during her al
o sence.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Lancaster al
4 spending a weeks vacation at A
9 lantie City. George L. Tobn is taxiI
o Mr.. Lancastcr's place as pianist at q
oil Royal Theatre while ne Is away
Al William Whitelook. former propri
q tor OF the Gilpin House. spent yeste
o day with friends In Wilmington
- The Rev. j. DoShields, ID. d., OF W
4 mington. was in town yesterday T
newine old acQuaintances.
II Gilbert Bender, Frank Bacon al
6 Edward Blake spent the last thr
rt days camping at Lorcwood Gro'