Evening journal., 1921-12-13
Will RESTRICT
BILL BOARDS
Delaware City Ordinance
Would Tax Them and
Limit Size
ELITE SOCIAL
is ORGANIZED
Special to The Evening Journal.

NM IL II. Boyer president OF tne
State Federation of Women's Clubs
viii address the members OF tho Del
aware city Century Club at the meet
ing Friday afternoon. IN the Firs
Hall
A committee OF members OF this
club. Mrs Frank o. Moore. chairman.
is preparing a literary and musical
program for the children OF the town
to be presented at 2 o'clock. We'd
nesday afternoon. December 20. A
community Christmas tree WIN be
placed In the club rooms and each
child attending the entertainment
will be presented with box OF can
dy and a toy.
The club sent box, containing a
Victrola. several records. toys. cloth
ing and edibles to the Home for the
Feeble-,Afinded at Stockly, yeater-
day.
r L Cofer. county road super
visor for Red Lion Hundred, has
completed repairing the road through
St Georges. from the State High
way 20 Hfldebrand's lumber yard.
At the next meeting OF Mayor and
Council. an ordinance concerning the
erection and maintenance OF bill
boards within the city limits viii
receive its second and third reading.
The ordinance provides for permit
fee OF 81 TO be paid to the city
clerk before the work OF erecting
the sign Is begun II further pro-
vides for an annual maintenance fee
OF 25 cents per lineal foot for length
and height, and that no billboard
shall be more than ten feet high.
All bill-boards must have PA feet
clearance between its bottom and the
I ground A further provision is that
no view from any window or door
now in existance or hereinafter con-
structed. shall be INSTRUCTED.
John c. Higgins. former consul "a
Dundee Scotland. who has been IN
the Delaware Hospital for the pas
two weeks. undergoing treatment Il
reported improving.
Edward l. Clark, treasurer OF the
Trustees OF the Poor who was op-
Grated on in the Delaware Hospfta
several days ago. Is reported con
valescing and is expected home tn,
latter part OF the week
, William Hines. OF Williams ant
Clinton streets. who has been con
fined to his bed with acute tonsiliti
for the past ten days, IL improvini
and was able 20 be about the house
2 yesterday for the first time since be
, ing stricken.
The perfecting OF the organization
OF the Elite" social club, took placl
at the fee cream parlors OF Frank o
, Moore. Monday evening. when Mr.
Moore was elected president ant
treasurer; George Dewey Holiday
vice president; Ralph J. Munigai
corresponding secretary; John n
Iarkey. recording secretary; Norbi
Cook. chairman OF the refreshmen
committee. other members Of tn
, club are Charles Heal. BENJAMIN
, vfnton, George Clark. Harrow Nor
row. Howard Money, Francis War
ner. James shaeffer. Henry Win
chester. Irving Cats. William Weav
, er. Caryisle spicer and Emmit
O'Hef.
The following cases were hear,
and judgments giv-n by Magistrat
Benjamin Vinton. OF ST Georges
hast week: Noble Stewart, plaintiff
was awarded judgment in a debt o
, assumption SUIT against John HI
. mant defendant; John b. Mahoney
/ plaintiff. was awarded Judgment 4
a debt OF assumption sum against I
N. Pieasanton. defendant.
The case OF Jacob Rudnick, plain
:, tiff. In a debt OF assumption sui
against G. Rhoades, defendant wa
! postponed until Thursday, Decembe
%.
Chaplain Stanley Ramsden. 4
/, charge OF the welfare and religion
work at Fort DUPONT. is arrangin
a an elaborate program to be present
, ed on Christmas eve at the Servic
1 Club. At that time there viii be
\ post Christmas tree dedicated, an
. each hddie on the reservation O
whose parent 81 employed there wi
receive Christmas candy and toys.
a Word has been received at IN
> fort that Private Clarence J. BAN
, ing Is being detained in wiimingto
' by the police.
q and Herbert Bentley spent tbs weeh
end in the southern part OF N
4 Stale cunning for quail
, The Knights OF Golden Eagle m,
|; in weekly business session last ever
e ing.
Y Patrick Henry Lodge, No. II,
o. o. F.. will meet in weekly bus
= ness session tomorrow evening.
o Old Glory Council. Jr. o. u. !
n NJ. win meet on Thursday evenini
e Harmony Council. No. s. Daugt
tiers OF America. win meet Frida
y evening.
II The attendance OF 81. Georges pr
q mary school. Miss Wright, teache
= was 97.13 per cent. for the pa
k week. The pupils having perfe'
n attendance records follow:
= Boys-Charles Camac, Harry Ba
l. ten. Henry Curlott. Howard Moor
l. Wilson Morrison. Francis Powel
" Albert Rhodes. George Rhode
n James Rhodes. Thomas Snedeke
h Charles Stats. James Sutton. Clau
ia Sutton and Arthur Neal.
Girls-Leona Curlott Rozelia Cur
" lott, Virginia Carlow, Pauline CIR
@ bons Leah Hughes. Pear; Moor
81 Thelma Reynolds, May Bell Re
n nolds. Kathryn Rhodes and Lett
!. Wilson
n A silk thread measuring betwe,
r 600 and 500 Yards in length NAV