Evening journal., 1922-06-17
MAKE $1,000
STURGEON
Fourteen Boats at Delaware
City Get 40 Fish During
Season
CHILDREN'S DAY
PROGRAM TOMORROW


gram at the Children's Day celebrs
ton in the First Methodist Churc
tomorrow evening beginning at 7.s
o'clock. The program: Singinl
Wake Happy Earth" by school
Invocation by the Rev. L. w. Lay
field; Scripture reading, recitation
IA Greeting to ALL" by Titus Irons
Recitation, This Is Children's Day.
Beatrice Walker; Singing, ''Summe
Days OF Gladness." by school; ex
erices. Sunshine" by Anna Netsch
Bessie Irons, Anna Northrup, Mar
garet Losey Eleanor Fernan. Ros'
Householder. Beatrice Walker. ant
Alice Downs: singing, Jesus Bid.
Us Shine" Henrietta Northrup; re-
citation. Happy As Can Be-" Anna
Northrup; recitation. What the
Dttle Bird Said" Claire Ironsl sing
ing, "The Robins Sing" by school;
march and recitation, Flowers" by
Beatrice Walker. Bessie Irons, Mar
garet Losey, Anna Northrup, Anna
Netsch and Rose Hou seholder. sing
Ing, Little Flower Maidens. by Prim-
airy Glass: recitation. Il Want 10
Be" by Earle Walker; solo. Happy
Just Like Me-" by Anna Northrup;
singing. "Sing for JOY" by school;
exercises. Count On Us" by Mrs.
III. c. Webb. Margaret Underwood
Catherine Netsch and Mary Givison;
irecitation. Doing Your Part" VIII
son Losey: rose drill and song.
"Rose Bloom Bright and Fair" by
Margaret and Katie Underwood.
Dorothy Stanley Catherine and
Mildred Netsch Frances Webb.
Kathryn Rose. Mary Givison; sing
sing. praise To the Lord" by school
followed by benediction.
The recital and musical by the
fifty voice choir OF ST Paurs NJ f.
Church. Wilmington, in the Metho-
dist, last night was a success fin-
nanclally. socially and from an en-
tertaining point OF view. II was
under the auspices OF the local choir
FOR the benefit OF the fund for re-
pairing and rebuilding the church
organ.
There will be no services In the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening. in order that those OF that
congregation so desiring may attend
the chfdren's Day exercises in the
Methodist Church. In the morning
al 1880 o'clock Holy Communion
will be celebrated in this church.
The morning subject by the Rev.
L. W. Layfield. in the Methodist
Church will be Result of National
Disobedience." Sunday School at
+ 11.45 o'clock.
& John Reybold, who graduates from
the Wilmington High School this
week, has been appointed to Anna
polls. He will take his entrance
examinations this summer and en-
ter upon his studies there. In the
fall. -- t-s
The fourteen boats fishing for
sturgeon from this place this year, !
made a grand total Of about $1,000. I
OF which $4,000 was received for |
the fish and the balance for the roe.
This money was made of OF 40 fish
with 1900 pound Of roe. Not a
single sturgeon has been caught
within the past ten days.
The Quartermaster's Corps OF the
United States Army throughout the
United States celebrated their 147th
anniversary of its inception as a part
of the United States Fighting ma
chine. yesterday A special pro-
gram, including a chicken dinner.
addresses by the commanding Of
ficers. and a half holiday. was par
tic. pated in by the portion of the
corps located at Fort DUPONT Each
member OF the corps was presented
with a souviner button with a rib
bon attached on which are printed
the insignia of the department A
post card was received by each
member on which greetings were
extended the men from General
Rogers. head of the department
The Quartermaster Department +,
was created on June 16, 1875. and ,
has been the most important branch !
In the service. Its duties is to feed.
transport and to shelter the ,
army at all times.
Jack Reybold. former star short !
stop OF the Delaware City County !
League Baseball team. has signed !
with Laurel. of the Eastern Shore !
League.
The bi-monthly meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance I'm r
ion Of The Methodist Church. will =
take place in the Soldiers rest
rooms on Monday evening, when 2
plans for summer activities in pro- a
viding entertainments for the sol >,
der boys. will be discussed.
George and James Jester. sons OF
Mr. and Mrs. 'illiam Jester. launch T
ed their new boat Thursday and =
made the Initial trip up the canal :
yesterday, when several hours Ash :
ing were enjoyed
Dr. and Mrs. W. w. Ellis and fam
ily motored to Delmar to-day. where
they vii spend the week end with r
DR.. Ellis mother. Mrs. Carrie Ellis.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
zachies, and Mrs Melvin Hennesy. :
of Port Penn. are congratulating
both families on the birth of daugh- ]
ters
Harry Heal, George Jester. John :
Williams and Harvey Wilkinson ex-
pect to spend some time at Camp F,
Caesar Rodney Red Point Md, dur I
ng next month I
Private Richard Jones, Co. B. 1st I
Engineers, Fort Mott. N. j.. was dis '
harged yesterday and left for his !
lome in New Bedford. Mass.
Private Joseph Sciallo has been Il
discharged and left for his home in e
1lkins. W Va. He was a member of
Headquarters and supply Co.. 1st a
Engineers. Il
The Post baseball team motored
o Middletown today to play the b
cam Of that place. Pitcher Smith d
will probably do the pitching for the e
Fort against Joe Clay Tripp will
'itch against Delaware Bronze to- W
morrow at Fort Dupont The Post le