Evening journal., 1922-01-12
Today's News Today
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Towr

Roberts: Fifth Grade-Kathryn Hin
son, Tyson Roberts; Fourth Grade
Mary Ivory Ruth Lolly, Viola
Brown; Third Grade-James Cole
man, Edward Brown. Clarence An
derson.
Second Grade-Frederick jack
son. willard Kinslow; First Grade
Charles Brown.
Buttonwood School-Harvey Allen,
Deimar Allen, Alfred Carney, How
ard Ryan, Sylvester Wolford, Liddie
Simmons. Ethel Lewis, Charles
Lewis, Elizabeth Truitt, Elizabeth
Cabbagestalk. Jamesie Mae Rose,
Helen Allen, Annie wolford, otha
Harris. Adelia Debrage, Dorothea
white, jeanette White and David
Day.
Postmaster Murphy has posted
the following list Of unclaimed let
.ters: C. C. Bishop. Mrs. Edward
Block, Benjamin f. Clark. Jr., Mrs.
3. II. Duncan. John Elyn, X. II.
Feldens. p. Jarden. e. S. Kilmon,
Mrs. Eta NJ Keys, Mrs Lille Pet
tit. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Payn. Harry
Redman, Charles Rhodes. and the
wilmington and New Castle Bus
Line.
George w. williams, OF West
sixth street, will go into the poultry
raising business. He has already
constructed a brooder house and is
now constructing a hen house. He
will raise only the White Wyandotte
He has ordered settings from VII
liam Loveless. whose fancy stock
won prizes at the recent poultry
show in Wilmington.
Mrs. Julius Dodd entertained a
number Of her friends at luncheon
at her home on Delaware street
yesterday. following which a social
afternoon was spent. Those present
we're Mrs Elsie Bicking, Mrs. s.
Elizabeth Leach. Mrs. Mary Eagle,
Mrs. Laura Wright, Mrs. John
Montgomery and Mrs. Raymond
Foster.
Installation OF the recently
elected officers OF Caesar Rodney
chapter. No. s. order Of the East
ern Star, will take place in Masonic
Temple this evening. Mrs. Julia NJ.
story. Of Wilmington. viii be the
installing officer.
Herman Anderson. Negro. OF
Philadelphia, was fined SO and costs
on the charge Of disorderly conduct
preferred by william White, clerk
at the Hotel Louise. II appeared
that during Whites absence from
the hotel on Tuesday evening, the
Negro entered the hotel and de-
nanded tina. food be served him by
a woman clerk. The woman. being
scared, was serving him when White
returned. The Negro was informed
by White that the proprietor did not
wish to serve Negroes. To this An
derson took exception and invited
White into the street for a fight
and called him vile names. It was
at first thought the man was Dut-
ton. who Is wanted in the southern
end Of the state on serious charges
Anderson said he was employed al
the Lincoln Hotel. Philadelphia, and
intended going directly tkere wher
released.
George S. vantine. OF East Sixth
street. who has been confined TO his
bed for several weeks with heart
trouble. was slightly improved this
morning
Miss Esther Berry. a member OF
/ the High School student body. en-
| tertained the athletic association at
her home at the Baldton last even
ing. The members OF the basketball
squad. managers and coaches were
guests
Beginning at about 40 yesterday
morning, snow, accompanied by a
heavy wind storm. caused consid-
erable damage to the trees, trolley
lines and telephone and telegraph
wires in the city and vicinity. The
breaking OF limbs from a tree in
front OF the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Rodney delayed car
traffic for more than forty minutes
\ Near Rose Hill. another delay IL
trolley service was experienced b,
the uprooting OF a tree that Eel
across the tracks. The 10 and /.
O'Clock trolleys 20 Delaware Cit
we're unable TO cross the Clarl
Marsh, as the tracks were unde
water.
George I. Unger, superintendent
OF the water and light plants, re
ported last night that no breaks 4
the newly installed electric ligh
system were experienced during tn
storm.
The weekly meeting OF the Cur
rent Events Glass OF the New Cast
, | Century Club viii be held in IN
! club parlors at Second and Dela
: lware streets at $50 o'clock tomorro
afternoon. Readings will be give
by Mrs Henry Kite and Mrs. NJ.
Phillips