Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-10
Commission NAMED
TO FIX LAND PRICE
New Castle School Board Re-
sorts to Condemnation
Proceedings.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, Nov. 10.-Judge Rice
has appointed James T. Challenger,
James G. Shaw, James White, John
X. Lambson and Patrick J. McGrory,
Is commissioners in the condemna-
lion proceedings against the National
Tube site, known as the Baraca base
ball field. at the foot of Fourth and
South streets. The land is sought by
the Board of Education for the erec-
ton of two room school for the
oolored pupils. The National Tube
Co. refused to sell or set a price on
the plot. The owners of the ground
have been notified to meet the COM
inissioners on next Thursday afternoon
when 1t is supposed that a price will
be named by the commissioners az a
fair value of the land. The commits
sioners will then render a report to
Judge Rice and n hearing for or
against the sale will take place. A
similar building is to be erected at
Bpttonwoods by the State School Aux
uiary and one site was approved by
the School Auxiliary but the price
submitted to the owner recently was
refused. Another site will be selected
and submitted to the Auxiliary for APP
proval.
The Young Peoples Branch of the
w. c. 7. u. of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow evening will
hold masquerade party in the so
clal rooms of the church.
This evening the members of Adel-
yahn ..l.N.
IN the lodge rooms of the Masonic
Hall Company at o'clock.
On Monday evening the Citizens
Building and Loan Association will
meet in the parlors of the New Castle
Trust Co, in regular monthly session.
The members of the Board of Water
and Light Commission will meet in
their office on next Monday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon DIR, Julius
Dodd. attended the annual meeting of
the HomeoRa THO Hospital physicians,
held in the Hotel iu Pont.
John Fahey, master mechanic of
the American Manganese Steel Co.
who has been undergoing treatment AT
The Delaware Hospital for the past
several weeks returned TO his home on
East Second street, yesterday greatly
improved.
Another fresh lot of these deliciou.
gum drops just received, 39c ID. L
Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar
Enthusiastically.
Yesterday afternoon the members OF
the Women's Home Missionary Society
OF the First Presbyterian Church me,
III the Marble Hall building at 2.3t
o'clock. The mite boxes which wer,
given out during the summer were
turned in and the total collection
amounted to $41.07. The afternoon
was devoted to sewing and discussing
of missionary work. At The close OF
the meeting tea and cake were served
The meetings will be held monthly or
the second and fourth Thursday. The
next meeting will be November 20.
Special Saturday only, Boys Shoes
$3.50; Scout Shoes, sl.S5 and SAILS;
Boy Scout Shoes, s1.75. ]. T. Stops
ADV.
See Bridgewater for jewelry.---Adv
Best chuck roast. 12c Id. cross Gu
roast, 12c; plate meat, &C; stewin,
beef, l0c; round steak. 20c; RUM
steak, Csc; sirloin steak, Csc; porter
house steak, lac; pork shops, % an,
30c: regular hams, 24c; roast pork
20 and Csc; ball and link sausage. 2
and 22c, James II. Nations Mea
Market. Second and Delaware streets
Phone. As r. ADV.
For that cough try bottle of Whit
Pine and Tar Mentholated with Ex
tract Cod Liver Oil, soc bottle. I
Challenger & Son, Prescription Phai
macists-Adv.