Evening journal., 1921-10-29

house next Wednesday. beginning at
1890 o'clock. The day will be spent
in sewing.
The Rev. Frederick W. Overhiser
will preach in the First Baptist
Church at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning. on Anticipation and at
7.3O O'Clock on Locating the
Enemy" The Sunday school will
meet at 10 o'clock.
owing to the absence OF the Rev.
S. Beattie Wylie. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
Floris Ferwerda, OF Claymont, will
preach in that church at 1880 and
4 7.3O o'clock tomorrow. Dr. Wylie
will preach at Princess Anne, Md.
tomorrow.
Prof. Henry E. Snavely, superin-
tendent, has been giving standard
lied tests in the several grades Of the
local schools the past week The
test follows: Hudleson's test in COM
position in the High School; Della
ware spelling tests in all grades
above the second; Woody-McCall's
arithmetic tests in all grades above
the second; Trabue's language tests
in all the upper grades and High
School.
City Council has had the old map
Of New Castle removed from the
walls of the Mayors office and are
having a 20x24-inch copy made by
the Commercial Photo and Engrav-
ing Company. Philadelphia, which.
when completed, will be hung in
the formers place..
Corner Bullock held an inquest
yesterday on the death Of Albina
Camilla. the 4-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Camilla, Of SIS
Clayton street, who died in the Della
ware Hospital. Wilmington. Thurs
day afternoon, as the result of
burns. The inquest was held in the
undertaken parlors of Chandler II.
/ Gebhart, Sixth and Delaware
streets. The jury, composed of
Harry Lowe, foreman; William
smith, clerk; George w. Nantine,
Lewis r. Hushebeck, James Fl. Ben
nett. Il. b. Howard and James b.
Toman, returned the following YER
dict: "Alblna Camilla, daughter OF
Peter and Diego Camilla, came 10
her death at the Delaware Hospital
Wilmington. as the result OF burns
Incidentally received, while playing
near her home, SIS Clayton street
New Castle.
one OF the most picturesque anc
touching scenes occurring here fol-
years. took place this morning a
9 o'clock, when the funeral Of little
Albina Camilla. age 4 years, tool
j place from the residence OF her par
, ents. six S-year-old playmates car
ried the casket containing the bod,
OF the infant from the home TO th'
} st. Peters II. c. Church, where th'
last rites Of the church were said foi
7 the baby. who died in Delaware Hos
} pilai from burns.
The procession was led by thirt,
, small flower bearers, 10 years o
lage, and playmates Of Albina. Eacl
one carried a floral emblem a gift il
remembrance OF their deceased play
mate. Interment was made in tn
st Peters cemetery.
The several billboards on Fiftl
land Seventh streets, over which con
siderable controversy has been TAX
ing place since the ordinance gov
erning the erection and maintenanc
OF billboards within the city limit
was passed at the October meetinl
of Council. have been removed. Tn
work was completed yesterday.
Arrangements are being made b.
he committee in charge OF arrange
ments of the tenth annual masked
bali by the Good VIII Fire Compan'
m the new State Armory, 10 have IN
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac
tlon Company and the \. c. and w
bus line provide late transportation
facilities for those attending the ball
Ian arrangements for the ball hav'
been completed and hundreds o
tickets have been sold by the com
mittee.
Several young men OF this cit,
and Delaware City have arranged q
! motor to Newark this evening AM