Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-04
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
All In Readiness for the Reopen.
Ing Of the Public Schools ,
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Sept. 1.-THE local
public schools will open tomorrow
morning at o'clock for the 1922-192s
school torn The school building, dur
ing the past two weeks. has been
painted and thoroughly scrubbed and
cleaned from top to basement under
the direction Of Mr.. William Il. Jester.
Chairman Of the local school board.
There is some doubt at this time
whether the present facilities will be
adequate to care for all the children
In the main school building. This will
depend on how many children come
here from st. Georges. Port Penn and
the rural districts. The School Com
missioners say that about twenty chill
dren from outside tho town can be
but that II there are
more than twenty additional facilities
will have to be secured Some of the
teachers arrived here Saturday and
Sunday and the remainder are expect
cd today. The teaching force will be
made up as follows: High School.
Supervising Principal. Miss Phyllis
Mason, of Laurel; English and History
Miss Hilda ]. Jackovick OF Baltimore
Md; Home Economics, Miss Kathryn
Tuthill of Waymart. Pa; Mathematics
and Science, NJ. c. Smoot of Chester
Pa; Manual training, Il. j, Heck OF
Coatesville, Pa; Grapmer grades
Mrs. Ebenora Clark of Delaware CITY
eighth grade; Miss Doris Il. Thomp-
son OF Cheswold, seventh grade; Miss
A. Grace Phillips of Cheswold, fifth
and sixth Miss Mildred Il. Jester OF
Harrington, third and fourth; Miss
Ella V, Vineyard OF Warwick. Md.
second grade: Miss Emma G. Maryi
Of Laurel first grade. William Nea
was reelected janitor again for tho
coming year,
Tomorrow morning at ! O'Clock
Delaware City Will revert to standard
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schapple OF
philadelphia were the weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson.
| Mr.. William Derrickson, who is IL
at his home here. is slightly improved
William L. Reybold, Jr., has re-
turned home from the Citizens Mil.
tary Training Camp at Plattsburg, N
Y. While at the camp Reybold dis.
tinguished himself in craftsmanship
and athletics. He won a gold sharp
shooter medal as a marksman and al
$50 Won an alarm clock for turning il
1.-THE highest score of any of the boys
in his tent. Reybold was high with
l61 and the next high boy had 100
He also won gold medal as the frs
prize in the 220 yard swim, free style
In this event he came in first in c
field of sixty-eight. For winning thirt
place In the fifty-yard swim. free
lstyle. he secured another bronze med
al There We're so many contestants ii
this event that preliminary heats ha'
to be run before the final heat. Rey
bold took first place in his heat bu
lin the swim-off between the winners
OF all the heats, the best he could sc
Icure was third. This event was run
off right after the 220 yard even
which Reybold won and did not leav
him in very good physical condition
for She final of the so yard dash.
/, Reybold is Senior at Wilmington
High School this year and the son o
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Reybold.
a Hudson Sedan. ethe property o
Harry c. Clark was stolen from tn
garage IN the rear OF his home earl.
Saturday morning.
|, Mrs. Carl Jorgensons OF Fortres
Monroe, Va, is here for a visit Wit
|, her sister. Mrs. NJ. A, Brannon. Cath
, crime Brannon. who has been spendin
the summer with Mrs. Jorgenson re
turned home for school.
Mayor Bright found a woman's cast
off clothing along the canal bank nea
his gasoline tank early Saturda
morning. There is no explanation.
, The body of Private Raymond I
, Onerman. who was killed in a slid
at Summit Bridge, Friday. was ship
ped to his home in Great Falls. Mon
) tana, Saturday afternoon on the trai
, which leaves here att4.49. About fou
i o'clock the. military escort left For
du Pont and his comrades Of Con
pany b, First Engineers. marche
with him for the last time TO the slo'
time beat of funeral march fun
nished by the First Engineers Ban'
This was the first time that the ban
, or any of the First Engineers hay
: paraded in Delaware City since N
:, day they arrived when they parade
; through the town.
Mrs Charles G.. Ash has left to a
d. tend the. Episcopal Church conventio
: at Portland Oregon. She was a,
: companied by a friend. Mrs. Englis
of Jersey City. n. J. After the COZ
; vention is over, she will tour some
the western states, returning hel
!, about the middle of September.
Mrs. William Thompson OF the loo
II telephone exchange is on her vacatio
o at Rehoboth. Her place is being file
temporarily by Miss Alice Wise
, New Castle.
: Miss Marian Price returned home {
Saturday from a two-weeks' vacatiC
spent at Ocean City, Md.
William Keane Of Baltimore
4 home for the holidays with his famil
6 Herbert Bentley of Fort Hanco,
e n. j., is here for a few days with h
= family.
aI Frank Cassidy, Frank Schroede
a, Arthur. Derrickson and William We
. yer, are here to spend the holiday.