Evening journal., 1921-09-27

hooters in the history OF the High
School this year. The team Is fast
rounding into shape and the coaches
are optimistic as to being In the
running for the Delaware State In
terscholastic Championship. The
first game will be played next Fri
day when the local bunch will travel
TO Delaware City and play the High
School team OF that place on Canal
Field. The first real test is expected
when the locals lineup against the
strong Penn's Grove High School
eleven on October 21. The New
Jersey team will come here with one
of the strongest aggregauons ever
representing that school. Among
the candidates out for the varsity
team OF the locals are Leon King,
Il. Earl Weggenmann. John Holh-
Gay, Carlysle Tobin. Harry Ahern,
william King. John Toman, Charles
Cannon, Chester Greenwood, Doug
las Proud, Merton White. Robert
Wright. Arthur Miller, James Will
son, Joseph Cannon. ogden Wise.
Frank Bacon, willard Bicking,
Harry Wallace and John Berry.
The team will play Elkton High
lets at Elkton on October rs; New
ark High, at Newark. November a
and the salesianum at New Castle
on November 70. Manager Ralph
Duiine has several dates untitled and
would like 10 hear from Middletown
High. wilmington High Reserves
Dover or any other High schoo
team OF the state OF nearby New
Jersey and Pennsylvania High
School towns.
william Kuebler. OF Essington
Pa, who has been IN with typhoid
fever, at the home OF his parents
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John T
Stops, on East Third street, is i'm
proving.
Miss Sarah Sheridan. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheridan. o.
West Fourth street, who has beer
IN for several days, is improving.
Nathaniel Watson, OF Eighth ant
South streets. who has been In tn
Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington
for the past week. returned hom'
yesterday much improved.
Mrs. william Gebhart, Second ant
Chestnut streets. was removed TO tn
New Castle County Hospital. yester
day. in the county ambulance. Mrs
Gebhart has been suffering for sew
eral months. but became seriou
within the past week.
The Rev. ]. r. Bicking, pastor o
the Methodist Church. Is in muc
demand throughout the county an
state. He is a well-known lecture
and his chalk talks are considere
OF high calibre. He will speak a
the Red Lion Hundred sunda
school Convention next Thursda
afternoon and in the Trinity NJ. I
Church, Wilmington, Friday eve
ming.
The prayer services at the Meth
odist Church the next four Wedne'
b day evenings will be made especial
interesting by series OF Bib
studies on "The Friends OF Jesus.
The topic tomorrow evening will :
John. the Beloved Friend
: Jesus"
w. Grant Abbot. Of the Baidton.
confined to his home with acui
? bronchitis.
The benefit movie 20 be give
2 Thursday evening under the aui
b pices OF the New Castle A. AS, Il
J the purchase OF baseballs for the bi
game between this team and an al
e Wilmington home talent team me-
|. Saturday is entitled THE Fir
) Born" by Sessue Hayakawa.
j. Jimmy McDevitt, business maj
/ acer of. st. Peters parochial scho
. football team, announced last evei
- ing that the team would play u
strong st. Paul's team at Wilminl
4 ton. next Saturday afternoon. tt
, game OF the season for this tea
will be played Thanksgiving at Vii
Nova. when they play the Villa NOV
, preparatory school team. This la
a ter team Is one OF the fast "preI
! school teams OF the east.
! The members OF the Sixth Con
! pany, c. A. c.. d. n. c., held sire
: drill IN front OF the court house Ia
evening.
All water and light bills not pa
I, by September 80. 1921, service "
be discontinued. BY order OF q
I Board OF Water and Light commi
' sioners.-Adv.
:, DR.. B. NJ. Allen. Of Delawa
i street, was called out OF town II
B. morning on business. He will n
J. return until Sunday evening.
d The Wilmington and Philadelph
Traction Company, Patrick Aher
J. supervising. is installing new ii
j. and rails along their tracks at q
c Baldton.
Evan Miller and Edward Hush
d beck spent the weekend in Was
n ington. d. G.
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