Evening journal., 1921-08-12

to supper and not finding It ready
picked up a quantity OF food and
carried II into the Bordley home TO
have IL cooked. This angered the
defendant and started the trouble.
]. Ralph Watts and Johnny Leach
defeated John Wallace and Oscar
Knauss, three games OF tennis yes
terday afternoon. by the score OF 7
to s; TO 3. and to o.
Three young men were caught
playing cards for money on the
steps OF a store at Ninth and Young
streets yesterday afternoon, by
Mayor Cramer. They were repri-
manded and allowed to go with a
warning not TO repeat the offence.
All the officers OF the Sixth Com
pany. OF New Castle. who took part
in the target shoot at the range yes
terday qualified as marksmen, Ser
geant Roberts qualified as a sharp
shooter. making a score Of 24O out
of a possible 300. the highest yet
made this year on the range.
Richard Hartnett. 12-yearold son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett,
Seventh and South streets. was taken
to the Delaware Hospital this morn
ing for an operation on his tonsils.
His brother, John j.. aged 25 years.
returned from the hospital on Tues
day after undergoing similar treat
ment.
The Twelfth Ward baseball team
will play the New Castle Reserves
at Battery Park diamond this after
noon.
The New Castle Athletic Associa-
ton baseball team will play the Sew
enth Ward team at Wilmington this
afternoon.
Tomorrow the local A. AS will
play the strong East Enders on the
local diamond at 3.15 o'clock.
Jack" McDewtt. the manager Of
the local Black Soxs baseball team,
chaperoned about twenty-five Of the
younger set on a motor trip to Au-
gustine Pier last evening, where
they attended a dance.
Substantiating the many rumors
that the old Bethlehem loading plant
is to again resume operations, a
shipment OF machinery was receiv-
ed at the freight station yesterday
morning. consigned to that plant
The parts received yesterday. were
shafting and pulleys. etc, from the
Harvey Manufacturing Company,
Baltimore.
Three new lockers we're received
at the local express Office yesterday,
for the mayors office. These lockers
will be placed in the Office for the
use OF the police. The shipment
was somewhat belated as II went 70
New Castle, Pa. before getting here.
Word has been received here OF
the birth of a baby daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. Brook Miller. Claymont.
Mr.. Miller is the nephew Of Mrs. f.
T. Deakyne and Is well known here.
Charles Galloway and Robert
Barnes. two well-known young men
Of this city, have started in the
green grocery and farm produce
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett
Sixth street, will leave tomorrow
for wildwood, y. j.. for visit.
Miss Clara Ingram, Hare's Cor
ner, entertained number Of friends
at a motor party and later at a VIII
mington park last evening. In the
party were Misses Phillis Marsh
May Ingram. Elizabeth Roberts and
Clara Ingram; Messrs. Clarence
Blackburn. Vaughan Watson, Fred
erick Morris and George Kern.
George Binder has returned home
after spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Binder, Towns
end.
Mrs. Thomas Wise, Wilmington
spent yesterday as the guest Of hei
sister-in-law, Mrs. Wilbert Mere
dith, Fifth street.
Sister Concordia, mother superior
OF st. Frances Convent. Fifth ant