Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-21

were asked to come to this city at their
convenience TO consult with the mem
bers of the commission In reference TO
making summary and chart of the
electric equipment of the electric light
ing plant.
The death yesterday Of Miss Joseph
Inc Pyle weer. yesterday, aged 20.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 4.
Weer. who resides between Church
mans Bridge and Hare's Corner, was a
great shock to her many friends In this
city. Miss Weer. was a graduate of the
1919 class of the local high school and
had been confined TO the house only 10
DAYS with Illness. The funeral services
will he held Saturday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock from the residence, CON
Quoted by Rev. Carlisle j.. Hubbard,
pastor of the ST. Paul's NJ. h. Church
of Wilmington, and Rev. John Emory
Parks and Rev. Moore of Newport. In
terment will be in Siiverbrook cemetery.
The Current Events Class will he held
by the members of the Century Club to-
morrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Miss
Barney will read current events ana
Miss Julia Nivin will read other litera-
ture.
REQUESTS by citizens Of this city have
of the Civic Club, relative TO protection
Of the beach front at Battery Park.
thus providing suitable bathing
ground. A committee of three, Eugene
l.. Chase, Peter G. Madden and James
Il. White. will investigate the problem
and report ut the next regular meeting
OF the organization. Thursday evening,
April 2s. Tho former City Council leas-
cd the Battery Park from the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company. Efforts will
be made by the Civic Club to utilize the
entire grounds for the erection of bath
houses. baseball diamond and other
amuSCmcnts for smaller children.
II will he suggested at the next meet
ing of City Council that Penn Square
and Market street which is opposite
the square. be placed in good condition.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
meeting Of the baseball fans in the
mayors office at s. 4 team known as
tho New Castle Athletic Club will bc
organized Tho team will be composed
Of players II TO ~ years.
The largest sturgeon caught this sea
son was boatcd by David Smith and
Forward Mcnhenny. on Tuesday. The
fish was A roe variety and was taken to
Pennsville. n. J.. and sold for over 5000.
Yesterday n representative of a ferry
company was in this city and consult
ci with several city officials relative to
plying a ferry between this city and
Pennsville, 10 accommodate automobile
traffic 10 and from the New Jersey re-
sorts. The matter win be taken up at
the next regular meeting OF City Coun-
Gil
Yesterday Harry Proud. George Nc
Knit. Howard Porter and William
Madden motored To Delaware City and
procured so pounds of catfish. caught in
the locks
Miss Matilda McGrory Of West
Fourth street. who fell down stairs at
the home Of her brother. John MCGrory
In Wilmington several weeks ago. yes
terday was taken to the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital for an operation.
George :. Griffin. formerly Of this
city. who is now connected with the
New York Central Railway in New
York City. who has been spending sew
craI days as the guests of friends here,
has returned to his home.
George Harrington. who has been en-
pioycd for several months in Wyoming
has been spending several days AS the
guests of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert II. Harrington. Sr.. on Delaware
street near Sixth. yesterday left for
Atlantic City. y. j.. where he Will seek
employment.
Mr., and Mrs. David 7. Dangel. Jr,
who were married on last Saturday and
who have been spending their honey
moon in Pennsylvania. yesterday nr-
rived home and are in their apartment
at the Jefferson House.
James Bennett. Of West Sixth street
yesterday was taken suddenly III and
is confined to his bed. His condition
last evening was improved.
Miss Helen Ingram. Of Rose Hill, Is
confined to her home with the grip.
Delicious fruit favored gum drops.
IS cents per pound. f. Challenger and
Son. Prescription 2 Pharmacist.-Adv
Mrs. William Jarrel. Of West Third
street. who has been III during the past
week. is improving.
vicroias and Records. Bri1gewater.-
Adv.
Miss Elva F'ules. of Rose Hill. who has
been suffering with the grip. has re-
covered.
Get the spirit of the Civic Club.
Clean up and beautify. Sulphur candles.
formaIdehyde candies carbolic acid. tar
bags. tar balls flake camnhor. +.
Challenger and Son. Prescription Phar-
macist-Adv-
Thomas Ruffiu Infured