Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Athletic Association Completes
Organization and Maps
Out Plans.

or the New Castle Athletic Agsocla-
tion met last evening IN the Town
Hall on the second floor, with the fol-
lowing officers presents President
Chandler H. Gebhart; vice president
i Jacob III. Speicher; secretary. Harry ]
| Cable; treasurer, John T.. Murphy
The following executive committee was
named by the president to act in con-
! junction with the officers of the az
sociation as a board of trustees.
Mayor w. Leslie Cramer. chairman:
William Cassaboon. John X. Naylor.
Howard l.. Wlhelme. George W.
Duncan, Richard T.. Pinder, Noah
Freedman, Francis =. M,Eallin and
James V. Campbell. IT was decided
to make the membership fee ST.. to
be paid TO the treasurer on or before
April 1st for the purpose OF defraying
the running expenses of the organi-
i zation. Arrangements will be made
for several benefit moving picture
shows To- be held at the Royal Theatre.
1 which opens at o'clock in the even
ing, with the exception of saturdays
and holidays. when the shows begin
at o'clock.
In compliance with the billboard
ordinance, recently passed by City
Council. prohibiting the erection Of
4 billboards within tho city limits whore
complaints were offered by residents
during the time of erection, boards on
i Fifth and fremont streets and West
Seventh street have been removed.
/ The Democrats will hold a meeting
Thursday evening. November 10, at
s o'clock. for the purpose Of electing
members Of the New Castle County
Executive Committee and 10 trans
act other business.
Standardized tests were conducted
i during the week in the High School
department and in grades from The
j second up. A test on Hudleson's
/ Composition was given the High
School pupils. Delaware's spelling
test and Trabue's language test were
test and Traube's language test were
given the pupils from tre second
grade up.
The inquest into the death OF Albina
Camilla, the four-year- daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Camilla. who died
in the Delaware Hospital on Thurs
day afternoon, was held yesterday
lafternoon at the establishment Of
lUndertaker Chandler III. Gebhart and
the following verdict was given:
THAT Albina Camilla came to her
death Mt the Delaware Hospital on
October 27 as the result of burns ac-
lcidentally received while playing near
her home, S1S Clayton street." The
foreman OF the jury was Harry w.
Lowe of Wilmington, the other mem
bers being George w. vantine. Lewis
Il. Hushebeck, James II. Bennett,
Everett B. Howard and James b.
lToman. The funeral service took
place today with Rev Frederick ".
Campbell officiating. The pallbearers
were six eight-year-old playmates
The members of the City Council
have removed from the wall of the
mayors office the old city map and
a new one 20x24 inches Is being made
by the Commercial Photograph &
Engraving Co, of Philadelphia.
The American Manganese Steel Co
has given out the contract for the
construction of large pattern shop
On the grounds near the storeroom
The hauling of the sand for the con-
struction of the building will be done
by Andrew Mitchell & Son.
Trial Porter. a workman employed
at the plant of the Deemer Steel Cast
ing Co. yesterday afternoon was bad
ly burned about the hands, arms an
Lody, caused by hot Stag. The work
man was taken to the office of DR..
Julius Dodd by automobile, where nc
was given medical attention.
The work of building the shoulders
on the new state highway and plac-
ing drainage pipes along the roadway
between the New Castle County Hos
pital and Minquadale Home has been
completed and the worlImen We're laid
off yesterday.
Last evening the attendance at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. during
the centennial celebration. was large
The speaker was Rev. John II. Beau
champ, who took for his text I'VE
Never Saw 1t After This Fashion. -
The members of the choir sang Keep
the Fires Burning With Prayer"
The 10th annual masquerade ball
will be given on Monday evening III
the Van Dyke Armory by the mem
hers Of the Good VIII Fire Co. A
large number of tickets have been dis
posed of. Arrangements are being
made to have the trolleys and busses
leave Sixth and Delaware streets al
the close of the affair.
A number of the young men from
this city will attend the dance this
evening given by the students at the
Womens College at the University ot
Delaware.
Bishop Cook will preach in I'm
manuel Church tomorrow at IL a. m
He will also address the church school
at 9.45. The rector, Rev. Joseph II
carp, will speak at 7.sO p. m. on
What Our Next War WIN Be-
On Wednesday an all-day meeting
Of the Women's Auxiliary of Inn
manuel Church win begin at 1886
o'clock in the parish house.
Rev. Floris Ferwerda will preach
the morning and evening sermons IN
the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow in the absence of the pastor
Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, who will preae h
at Princess Anne. Md.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow class meeting viii be held al
$3.50 o'clock with John r. Hendrix as
leader. Rev. c. w. Prettyman of Car
Isle, Pa. viii preach at 1880. sun
day school and Baraca class will meet
at 2. At $50 the pastor. Rev. j. r
Sticking, win give an illustrated lee
ture to the young folks. At the
Epworth League viii meet and at 7.3C
Rev. Thomas Il. Terry Of Briageyine
will preach.
Frederick w 0verhiser, pastor ol