Evening journal., 1922-06-01

| school, $3.50.
| The salaries of the teachers are
set by the local Board of Education
but are based upon the professions
rating given the teachers by the su.
perintendent. and upon the certih.
Gates issued them by the State Edu.
cational Department.
| The cars on the New Castle-Dela-
ware City line. operating between
this city and Wilmington, returned
! to the old 10 and 20 minute sched-
ules this morning. The Is minute
schedule is operated from o'clock
to o'clock in the morning, when a
| 20 minute schedule goes into effect
until o'clock in the afternoon and
| then the Is minute schedule is re-
sumed and operated until about $40
at night, when the 20 minute sched-
ule becomes operative again. This
is the same schedule operated be-
fore the reduction in the number of
cars operated on this line took place.
The only difference between the old
schedule and the one becoming op-
erative today, Is that the half hour
schedule between Wilmington and
Delaware City was not resumed, the
one hour schedule continuing on that
route.
Several small boys. ranging from
five to eight years of age, led by two
larger boys, have been mutilating
shrubbery and trees on the prop
erty Of S. S. Deemer, for several
weeks. Some of them were caught
and brought before Mayor Cramer
last evening, where the little folk
were given a gool talking to by the
Mayor and Mr.. Deemer. both of
whom said they did not desire to be
too severe on the boys but that II the
offense is repeated more drastic
punishment would be meted out.
one OF the larger boys, who had
been before the Mayor before, was
fined and told another charge of any
kind for violating the law would
mean that he would be sent to the
reform school.
Mr. Deemer has at his own ex-
pense constructed a beautiful park
and playground and maintains It.
Mr.. Deemer reported to the Mayor
last evening that boys have broken
several benches and thrown them in
the swimming pool which he had
for the use of those fire.
quenting the park, which is known !
as "The Kate Ford Deemer Memor- |
ial Park"
The residents of this city had |
mad dog scare yesterday, when re-
port that a dog with the rabbies had |
been seen running at large at the |
section OF the city. The dog /
Kern and shot IL was a rabbit |
hound belonging to Robert Jolly, OF
Fifth and Spruce streets, Whining /
ton, who was en- route down the |
state with It to place It on a farm. |
The dog was stricken while the |
owner was out OF the car making a |
business call at the Baldton. 1t was |
shot near the Glebe cemetery.
The Eleventh Ward baseball team
OF wilmington will be the guests OF
the New Castle A. A. team at Bat
terry Park this evening.
Plans are being made for straw
berry festival to he held under the
auspices OF the Holloway Terrace
Civic Association at the Rose Hill
on Saturday, June 10
The association and friends number
ng about rs in all spent Memorial
Day at Hopkins Beach, below this
,ity. Games and bathing featured
he program.
The seniors of the New Castle
High School began their final exam
nation this morning. The eNamina-
ions Will continue today and to-
morrow There are sixteen seniors
his year. They are the Misses
iiadys Mahoney. Elizabeth Mckay,
iertrude Ratledge, Esther Berry and
Iarie Mendenhall and Messrs. Ralph
)ullng, Victor Davis. Albert Grimes.
:. Earl Weggenmann, Charles. Leon
nd William King Herbert Hewlett.
oseph and Charles Cannon and
'reston Beck. Miss Helen Diehl.
,ho until recently was a member of
he class, was compelled to. relin-
uish her studies because OF illness,
which necessitated her being oper-
ted on at a Wilmington hospital,
uring the past month.
The four year-old daughter or Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Conner OF Minqua-
ale had the third and fourth finger :.
( her right hand badly lacerated
esterday afternoon, when she trip
ed and fell in front Of lawn ,
lower, being operated on the lawn
{ her home by her mother. The lit
e tot in trying to save herself, ,
1rew her extended hand into the
lower. A portion OF each finger !
as nearly severed from the hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King, OF
armony street. are being congrat-
lated by their many friends on the
nth of a son. which was born in
elaware Hospital. Wilmington.
Francis Jordan. who until recent
operated the Model (Common's)
arm near the None-Such Creek
,servoir. has purchased the gro
,ry business OF r. f.. Pinder, at
xth and Delaware streets, and will
,ntinue the same business at that
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Willis. of
4 Cherry street, are receiving con-
upon the birth OF a son.
he baby was born at the Delaware
Iospltal. Wilmington. on Memorial
lay.
Mrs. Willis. before her marriage
as Miss Elizabeth Rossen. daughter
( Mr.. and Mrs. George Rossell OF
his city. Mr.. Willis is connected
18th the local plant Of the American
langanese steel Company.
Mrs. Sidney King, of this city. who
as been seriously in at her home
or the past two weeks. is in a very
ritical condition. and It is probable
hat she will be removed to the hos
ital.
Miss Louise Eliason, OF West Fifth
.reet. daughter of the late Leuten-