Evening journal., 1921-03-15

manuel Episcopal Church on next
Friday evening.
Several persons who for years
have been providing the residents Of
this city with Western Union time
have declared their intention Of hav-
ing the clocks removed, owing TO the
company increasing their annual
rental from SIS 10 $3.50, beginning
April 1. Among business places hav-
ing these clocks at this time are the
Hotel Louise. the Newlyn Hotel, the
New Castle Trust Company and at
Frank Bridgewater's jewelry store,
At the Current Events Class to be
held at $50 O'Clock Friday afternoon
In the New Castle Century Club par
lors a lecture on "The Student
Nurse" will be given by Mrs Welsh,
under the auspices OF the Delaware
state Federation Of Women's Clubs.
The object Of these lectures, which
are being given throughout the State,
is to arouse a greater interest in the
nursing profession among the young
women.
There will be no social or other
activities at the Century Club next
week. Holy Week.
A special meeting OF the Homo
and School Association was held in
the High School Office yesterday aft
ernoon. when il was decided to
launch a membership drive. Mrs.
Jacob II. Speicher, Mrs. Raymond
Foster, Mrs. willis Blackburn, Mrs.
Edward Gebhardt, Mrs. ii AIRY
Ahern and Mrs. Harry e. Holiday
were appointed "A committee to can
vass the town for new members. A
fee OF 25 cents annually is charged,
Of which cents goes TO the State
Board Of Education and 8 cents to
the county Board OF Education. The
remaining Is cents is for the use OF
the local association.
Efforts are being made TO organize
home economies class for evening
study, to which the women and girls
Of the city are eligible, without
charge. If started, this class will
meet in No. building each Thurs
day evening during the balance OF
the school term.
The public mass meeting in the
interest OF the organization OF a
baseball team will be held in the old
Town Hall, Second and Delaware
streets, at o'clock this evening,
when a manager and other officers
will be elected. The meeting was
called by Eddie" McDaniele, catch
er and captain OF the AMSCo. team
OF the New Castle Industrial League
Of last season.
The Wilmington High School bas-
/ lSetbail team, under the assumed
name Of Wilmington Academy, will
play the local Highlets tomorrow
evening in the Opera House cage.
The second entertainment and
boxing show to be staged by PapiC
Davis and kid" Kelly will be held
in the opera House on st. Patrick'i
night, March II.
On complaint OF Robert Tlndall
Negro Arthur Jackson, also Negro
Of Shawtown. with whom Tindal
boarded, was arrested and given +;
hearing by Mayor George W. Eckles
last night, on the charge OF assault
II was testified at the hearing tina
Jackson had struck Tindan follow
ing an alteration over attending I,
ones own business. Jackson admit
ted his guilt, but said Tindall wanted
to "run the house, and had pro
voked the assault by his constan
chatter about a white neighbor'
business. Mayor Eckles reprimand
ed jackson and made him pay tn
costs.
, A gang OF workmen under the su
pervision Of Patrick Ahern, forema
, for the Wilmington and Phnadelphl
Traction Company, is making repair
near the city's southern lines. 1t wa
said by an official Of the compan
last evening that the traction CON
pany intended resurfacing the street
Of the city on which they operat