Evening journal., 1921-07-01
; Men KILLED
in NAFTERNOON
POWDER BLAST
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and also n father and three brothers.
Dorman leaves a young wife and
baby girl Of six months. as well as
four sisters aud one brother. as fol-
lows: Misses Annie. Elizabeth and
John Dorman and Mrs. NJ Barrett.
of this city, and Mrs II. Monigla, OF
Henry Clay, Del.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Dough-
crty was preparing to celebrate her
thirty-fourth anniversary today.
Modest arrangements for the
party were being made when she
receives the news Of her hus-
bands death. She is left with
six children. the oldest II years and
the youngest one year old. They
are. Sarah, Francis. William,
George. Bernard and John.
The bodies were removed TO the
undertaking parlors Of James T.
Chandler.
Coroner Bullock will hold an in
quest next week.
There was a fire at the same plant
one month ago.
ern section will be given the op-
portunity 10 enjoy a splendid even
ing at the playground at Sixth and
Grant where there will also be a
band concert and an elaborate dis
play Of fireworks.
Other Events of the Day.
other lghborhoods and organiza-
tions are planning 10 utilize their re-
sources for sports and entertainment
that are available.
Under the auspices OF the Y. NJ.
c. A., number OF swimming events
will be staged at the Brandywine
swimming pool. The events are open
to any athletic association. individual
or club in the city. and to both men
and women. The event will be con-
tested at $50 o'clock.
Any one wishing to enter the
matches will have to have his ap-
plication In some time tomorrow. as
the entries will close tomorrow night.
Application should be made to c.
Walter Kadel. physical director of
the Y. NJ c. a.
The events will be as follows: For
men. so and 100 yard swims: swim
ming on back and relay swim: for
women, 30 and 100 yard swim: re-
lay swim: balloon race. for boys. 20
and 40 yard swims and fitting con-
test.
The pools at Kirkwood and
Delamore will be utilized by the
neighborhood associations and there
will probably be roller-skating events
at Rodney Reservoir. The Clayton
Neighborhood Association has in
mind TO repeat tho pushmobile race
which proved so successful in con-
nection with their recent field day.
W. II. Killer is working up a tour
namcnt between tennis teams rep
resenting Hercules Company, Union
Park Gardens Association. The Atlas
Company and the DUPONT Sports Club
and the Peoples Settlement. Invita-
tions have also been extended to the
! p. 3. & w. tennis enthusiasts. The
| organization required 20 carry out
| the community celebration has been
built up with no little difficulty owine
to the fact that the holiday falls or
a Monday The spirit everywhere
however has been excellent and the
organization another year will nc
doubt be effected much more easily
/ Councilman Alexander r. Abra.
hams is general chairman and Is be.
ing assisted by the following division
I chairmen:
A. D.Warner. Jr., finance committee,
. Charles +. Ernst, program; Frank j
| Byrne. publicity; I. r. Anderson. fire
works: Warren Kadel. swimming; j
=. Nields, hospitality; Horace p
Warrington. prizes; w II. Killer, ten
mis-; John Grihiths neighborhood or
/ ganization; Miss Alice Roop, tableaui
and f. r. Mack, parks and play
grounds.