Evening journal., 1921-06-15
resisting an oncer. and ss.5O on the

Jordan, while in the act Of chasing
small children. The officer also tes-
titled that when he attempted to
make the arrest Mialik fought him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bessier and
family Of East Fifth street, will
move to Binghamton. N. Y. Satur-
day. Mr.. Bessier until recently has
been in the employ Of the S. S.
Deemer Steel Casting Company.
About rs members of the T
Square Club. composed of Philadel-
phia architects, will visit this city
on Saturday and take dinner at the
Hotel Louise. Previous to the din
ner the members OF the club will
inspect the several dwellings and
public buildings, that were con-
structed during the colonial period.
A representative OF one Of the
largest building contractors Of
Wheeling, w. Va, was here yester-
day endeavoring to secure fifteen
carpenters, who would leave at once
for Wheeling to start work on large
building operations. The represen-
tative offered so cents an hour and
guaranteed at least one years en-
ployment A number OF local car
penters have accepted the offer and
will leave within the next day or
two. It is thought that the ten men
wanted for outside work and five
for inside work would be secured
in a few days
The party held in the Sunday
~ fha MafhnHfGf
Church last evening, under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples
Branch OF the women's Christian
Temperance Union Of the New Cas-
tie NJ. e. Church was largely at
tended, and the funds derived, add
ed to the amount already raised by
the Branch, is said to be sufficient
to finance the trip OF Miss Ruth
Zimmerman to Kenka Park, N. Y.
Miss Zimmerman will represent the
local branch at the national conven-
ton TO be held at that place in Au-
gust
There was an interesting game OF
baseball in Baldton last evening.
when the Baldton team defeated tho
American Manganese Steel Com
pany nine by score OF IL to IL.
Three Of the Amsco pitchers were
knocked out OF the box-Proud.
Gallagher and Mcdaniel, Gallagher
was presented with bouquet of
roses. when he struck out in the
fourth inning. The two teams will
play a series Of games for a purse
or a cup. Manager Scully expects
to have new material for the next
game.
About 200 members of Adelphia
Lodge No. 8, Knights of Pythias and
their wives accompanied the Will
mington Knights on their annual
excursion to Augustine Beach today.
The Thomas Clyde stopped at Della
ware street wharf both going and
returning.
The eighth grade transfer exer-
cises will be held in the opera house
this evening in charge OF Miss Carrie
Downey. principal OF the grammar
grades.
The Junior Prom" Of the New
Castle High School will be held in
the Parish House of Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church tomorrow evening
The graduates Of the class OF 1921
will be the guests of honor.
Final preparations are being made
for the annual reunion, supper anc
dance OF the Alumni Association o
the New Castle High school In thu
parish house. Saturday evening.
New Castle celebrated Flag Da,
and flags were flying in all sections o
the city. Business houses, private
homes. factories and mills displayed
the national emblem.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gregg, neal
Hare's Corner. entertained the mem.
bers OF the Hare's Corner Communit,
/ Club at their home last evening. Fol
lowing the business session a socia
evening was held in music. games
etc.
Harry Marsh. who has been II
Maine. where his father has beer
seriously i'll. has returned home
leaving his father in a slightly i'm
proved condition
Miss Helen c. Davidson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davidson
who has been the guest Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Harry Rothrock. OF Easton, Pa,
win return home tomorrow.
Miss Mary J. Givison, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell Givison o
Second street; Miss Mildred Holi
day, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
L. Holiday. of Fifth street; Mis-
Edna Cranston. daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs W. L. Cranston. OF State Roa,
who have been attending Women
College at Newark. and Miss Hele
Decmer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Frank Deemer. OF Fifth street, VIII
has been attending Bethany Coneg
: Bethany. West Virginia. have r,
turned TO their homes for the sun
mer vacation.
George II. Madden. son OF M
and Mrs. Peter G. Madden. OF II
Strand and James Craig. son OF NJ
and Mrs. Clarence Craig. OF Hare
Corner. graduates OF the Universii
OF Delaware. have returned hom
Mr.. Madden viii spend his SUNNI,
at Rehoboth. where he will be
charge Of the orchestra at the Hot,
Helopen.
Four OF the young men graduate
by the University Of Delaware tn
year were born in this city. The
were George II. Madden. who wa
awarded the Bishop Coleman priz
for the best all round record 70
senior students; James Craig. Hug
McCaughan. Jr.. formerly OF thi
city. now Of Wilmington. and ia
Truss.
Mrs. David Dangle and Mrs. Ear
Bacon, OF the Jefferson apartments
were Philadelphia visitors Eester