Evening journal., 1921-09-02

as far south as Chattanooga, Tenn.
He will resume his trade next week,
at the old stand. Since selling the
stand to Mr.. Reese. Mr.. Downham
has worked for him.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for a baseball game between
the Good VIII Fire Company team
and the overall Boys. to take place
next Thursday evening on Battery
Park diamond. The Good VIII line
up follows: Eddie Mcdaniel, catch
er; Emmett McGrory, pitcher;
Charles Tidwell. third base; James
Hance. second base; Gene Chase,
shortstop; James b. Toman, first
base; James Gallagher, left field;
James Gebhart. center field; Joseph
Peyton, right field. and John Foster,
utility fielder.
The New Castle A AS will have
as their opponents the strong Mink
er's All-Stars OF Wilmington, this
evening on Battery Park diamond.
Minker is a well-known player here,
and last week brought an aggrega-
ton to this city that trimmed the
local lads. An excellent game Is an
ticipated by the fans.
James T. Challenger is having new
plate glass show cases installed in
his drug store
Friendship Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U.
w, held its first fall business ses-
sion last evening in the Old Town
Hall. Second and Delaware streets.
Fred Ford. an employe OF the
Board OF Water and Light Commits
? sioners, fell 30 feet from a ladder
on which he was working. yesterday
afternoon, without sustaining injury
An auto truck bearing a Pennsyl-
vania license. that turned turtle al
{ Rogers Corner, on River Road
l about one mile south OF this city
y last Tuesday night, was stolen Wed
nesday afternoon. Councilman VIII
liam Kee, who operates a garage
Z in this city, saw two trucks and a
4 number Of men around the machine
late Wednesday afternoon. He said
last night he thought at the time
r the owner of the car was taking Il
< away The owner appeared yester
q day and reported the theft to the
Il police.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Green
I wood. Of the Baldton, entertained
% number Of friends at a card part,
n last evening. held at the home o
y Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Phillips. OF Yves
l. Sixth street A collation. was served
Mrs. w. w. Leach and son. Ben
a iamin, Of West Sixth street. who hav
o been the guest OF relatives at Del
mar, arrived home yesterday after
II noon.
= James Downham. OF East sixtl
. street, who has been confined TO hi
home through illness, Is convalesc
l. ing at the home Of relatives a
[ Dover.
q Prof. and Mrs. Stephen G. Naylo
= and daughter, Evaline, and son, Ste
e phen, Jr., are spending the wee
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. George Wrigh
u on the Strand. Professor Naylor wa
10 former resident Of this city. bu
3 now is an instructor OF manua. train
a ing in the Camden, n. j., Hig
le School,
= Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fl. Campbell
m who have been spending severi
months in Pittsburgh, Pa, returne
,e to their home in this city last even
n ing.
10 John II. Fahey and daughters, IN
Misses Alice and Margaret, went
i Philadelphia this morning to atten
,o the funeral OF Sergt. James McGai
ahan, a nephew and cousin. who wa
. killed overseas during the wori
:. war. The funeral will be held
"a the St Agatha r. c. Churcn wit
"a full military honors- and requiei
~ mass at 10 o'clock tomorrow morr
= ing. Interment will be in the cath'
!, dral cemetery.
a r. Ebenezer Watt. who is a trave
- ing salesman, is spending the weel
~ end with his family here.
Richard Hopkins road construc
ing contractor, who built sever'
sections of the State Highway. WI
in town yesterday. A small amour
Of his contract on the Delaware roa
:. is yet to be finished Mr.. Hopkir
- is operating on the construction {
= a large section of a New York Stai
= Highway. While here he spent SCI
I, eral hours among friends
Mrs. William II. Barr. Philade