Evening journal., 1922-03-22
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Naylor and McDevitt Ap-
pointed High School
Baseball Coaches
CAGE SQUAD TO
GET SWEATERS

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. March 22.-At the
meeting Of the Board OF Education
last evening, Johnny Naylor and
Jimmy McDevitt were appointed
coaches for the 1922 varsity baseball
team Of the high school The secre-
sary was instructed to communicate
With the New Castls Athletic Asso-
citation concerning the use OF the
baseball field during the coming sea-
son. The secretary was instructed
also to allow the baseball team TO
purchase equipment necessary for
The coming season to the cash limit
Of Ss5.
The matter OF handling the fin
ances Of the baseball team was dis
cussed AT length. II was suggested
some provision be made whereby all
moneys received must be handled by
some one responsible to the board
and that all purchases even with
moneys taken in at games dances
and other functions must be by and
with the consent as above provided.
The subject OF members OF the
basketball squad being permitted 10
purchase sweaters with money taken
In at the recent entertainment given
hy the basketball squad. was grant
ed. II was felt there should be
some concessions made the team for
winning the secondary high school
oh n "a ~ elf
The boys cleared about $50 but the
purchase OF the sweaters will neces-
state the expenditure OF about 81
p additional by each boy.
The following bills we're ordered
paid:-E. Challenger & Son for sup
plies. $3.50; A. Flanagan and Com
pany. books. s1s.s4. Norello & Com
many. one book. s1.22; James T
Morrison. carpenter work, $500
Butler Company Inc, Wilmington
books s1.41; Milton Bradley Com
pany. Wilmington. supplies for Of
hce. ss.0s; The George King Press
Wilmington. stationery supplies, SIS
John r. T. Clayton. janitor supplies
$50: Buttonwood supplies, S25
Trustees OF Market Square, for rem
OF manual training and other rooml
for school work, SIS; Temple Club
for use opera House for physica
training classes. 50; The Water 4
Light Commissioners. for water AM
electric light, s12.s9; the New Cas-
tie Gas Company. for gas used &
Home Economics work. for tn
month OF February, s2.52; J. T.
l.. f. Enason. for coal. 1885,. an
George Winters Wilmington, for IN
knee protectors for Basketba
squad. s12.
Permission was granted the Junio
class OF the high school 10 give
dance sometime within the next tw
weeks. The dance will be give
TO raise funds with which 20 provid
Entertainment for the seniors at tn
annual prom. The place OF hold
ine the dance and the date was lef
10 the discretion OF the superinten
dent
Postmaster John P. Murphy an
nounced yesterday, that David Nil
ler Of East Second street had beef
appointed village mall carrier 10
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sum his duties on April first. Mr.
Murphy will turn the post office owe
to Edward II. Naylor, recently ap
spolnfed postmaster, at the close o
business on Friday. March 81.
Or. Brice s. Vallett. Of the Strand
son OF Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Valiete
was stricken suddenly m at his hom
early yesterday morning. DR.. VIII
liam Wertenbaker, OF Wilmington
was called and gave medical atten
iion His condition was reporte
ifnnroved this morning.
Royal Theatre. tonight. a specia
show Life in Chinatown" the mos
thrilling picture ever made. Lee
t,red BY W. c. Kendall who spent
years In Chinatown-also other pic
lures ADV.