Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Non-Commissioned Officers Ap-
pointed for the New Mill
tary Company.

Now Castle, April lf.-tapthin jesse n.
Mckay, commander of the newly organ
lied Tank Corps has appointed the ioi-
lowing non-commissioned officers. flrst
Sergeant, William l.. Stewart, supply
sergeant, Harry J. Hallmau; mess ser
geant, Leslie Walls; sergeants, William
NJ Roberts, Edward R6ssel, Charles A.
Wipf corporals, Edmund Fitch, Edward
W Hushebeck, George <link, Edward
Taylor and Joseph Miller.
This evening, the members OF the
Young Mems Association of the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church will meet at the
home of Prof. Henry T.. Snavcly, on East
Third street, at s clock, IN regular
monthly session
The members Of the II T. Club last
evening met at the home oi Mr.. and
Mrs Harry T. Holiday ON East Third
street and after the business affairs we're
held "A social followed Among those
present were. MIR and Mrs. Harry J..
Holiday, Mrs Charles Hewlett, Mrs.
Samuel Farmer. Misses Emily Lunt,
Alice Wise, F.stelle Sibley, Irene Wlse,
Elizabeth Davis, Lydia Powell, Marion
Bacon, Grace zimmerman, MAY Bacon
a large number of members of the n
Johns Lodge, 4. I. Il 4. NJ and other
members Of the Masonic Organization
itDHl W liillEbiIis iFft4AN ~ 49,
and Newport were in attcndince last
evening and welcomed Grand Master
William Highfield After the lodge ses-
sion n banquet was held on the second
floor Of the Opera House in charge OF The
caterer. John Rics, proprietor OF the
Hotel Louise
Tomorrow afternoon the members ut
the New Castle High school baseball
team will play the Delaware City team at
Delaware City The game will begin at !
O'Clock A largo crowd Of rooters will
accompany the local team
Tomorrow afternoon AT tho New Castle
Century Club, at 30 o clock. Miss ltiiza-
beth Kite, AN expert on feeble minded
people who spend The winter IN this city
last wear AT tho home Of the late Mrs
Selden s Deemer. will address the mem
hers Of the organization NJ tho Current
Evrnts Class on a topic covering her stay
in France and Italy, where she Was for
SIX months
Preparations have heen completed for
the commencement exercises Tor the
AmericanizatIon classes, under the super
/ vision Of the Board Of Education. 70 be
| held IN the Opera House tomorrow evening
| NJ 3 Is clock The commencement exer-
| ciaes will be open 10 the public
| Next Tuesday evening the members
| Of the Young Mens Association oi the
| First Prcsbytenan Church will attend q
| meeting AZ the Parish House, gwen by the
/ Young Mems Bible Class n Emmanuel
| Church Bishop PhilIp Cook will address
| the meeting
The Liberty chemical engine of VII
! mington made n response to a call 0f an
| alarm Of fire sent IN from Rose HUI
! Yesterday but upon arriving failed 70 10
! cate the FIRE but observed that local
trolley car WINS being blocked by large
truck. which had gotten down IN ditch
| alongside OF the roadway The chemical
rendered asslstancc IN getting the ma
chine from the ditch
The Penn A G baseball team, com
posed of youths from II 70 II years Of
| age. on Saturday afternoon will play
the White Sox team Of Wilmington IT the
grounds of the latter on Van Buren street
Miss Sara EtcheIls Of West Fifth street
sustained numerous bruises on Tuesday
evening, when she mstook cellar door
| entrance for a stairway entrance at her
home and fell to the bottom on the cellar
floor She was bruised about the body
and head.
John Mcdaniel a local baseball player
has signed with the krebs team OF New
port rs catcher
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Podersky oi
/ Delaware street are receiving congratula-
tons upon the birth Of a son.
b. j O'Rourkc. who has been for sew
eral weeks at the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital, Wilmington. for treat
ment. has returned 20 his home.
Miss Mabel Weaver of Getty sburg Pa
is a guest Of DIR and Mrs. julius Dodd
Frank Long of the Strand, who has beer
i'll for several days Is spending severa
days at Lewistown for recuperation
Rev and Mrs John l. Johnson. who
have been spending several days IN TIM
city as guests Of friends have returned u
their home at Crisheld, Md
1 wish to extend my sincere graft
tude TO my many friends who Shove,
their appreciation of my efforts TO serv,
the public and the city by their sub
stantial vote on Tuesday. George Al
len Smith.-Adv.
Iost-A small Eastern Star pin Re
ward if returned to SIS Delawart
street-Adv.
For Sale-Upright Chickering piano
$25. Apply % Z. Third street.-Adv.
Chocolate covered peanut caramels
55c pound. Z. Challenger & Son. Pre-
scription Pharmacists.-Adv.
Victrolas and Records. Brtisewater.
Adv.
We have new lot OF Mary Gardel
talcum. 35c. L. Challenger x Son. Pre-
scription Pharmacists.-Adv.
Apartment for rent IN the Louise. appl,
TO John Ries on the premises. ADV