The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 2

Two Jonrnal-Fverv Evrtiine. Wilminplon. DcTnuarr, Monday. Srptrmhrr 1911 U. S.

O. lo He Opened and Wept Streets, at the formal openjni? Wednesday and Thursday Chamber ri In Army Hrailqnarlrrs Iiliop to Lorul Retreat Th eryjar clergy of the Diocese of Wilmington will attend a For Public Viewing Irom, noon Friday night the renter will ep. 2f, 7 J. Fi'Ma Or re-re a Ii pries' from i vn r.o'i. i a Udawarcan win nee now mnr con- ab anfH retreat a St.

Jrwph's-in -the-MiHs. Lieut. -Col. Lloyd H. Cook, assistant, chief of stafT, Cr-3, Second Army Corps headquarters, has reported to the Command and Gen- tributlons were used to renovate and officers from Fort DuPont and the I Malvern, Pa beginnin: of equip the new U.

S. O. renter, Tenth i Second Army Headquarters. I Sept. 22, and ending 'se rr.orn In Plant Jobs State Archery Champs Retain Titles in Match Mrs.

Weiss ami KIjo Win In Tournament; 2nd Goes To Miss Ilohson. Foster 1 era! Staff School, Fort. Leaven-j worth, as a commander. Colonel Cook was one of the origi- rial Second Army Corps Headquar- ters officers to come here when the corps headquarters was opened. William C.

McMahon. I Ooneral StafT Corps, has- reported I for duty at the headquarters tiere to take over the office of assistant I chief of staff, G-3, Second Army Corps. Speaker Will Discuss Palestine Discoveries Dr. William F. Albright of Johns Hopkins University will speak at the opening of the Wilmington District.

Zionist, Organization of America public cultural season this evening in the Y. M. and Y. W. II.

A. Dr. Albright, will deliver an illustrated lecture on "Ancient Palestine in the Light of Archaeological D'scovcries." It will begin at 8:30 o'clock. The speak-r will be introduced by Rabbi Henry Tavel of the Temple Betli Emeth. Mitchell Horse Is Awarded Cup Ilimler From MoIan Is Another Feature Winner At FairlieM Farms Show 0 Mrs.

Russell Weiss and James "Bus" Edge, Delaware state archery champions, proved triumphant once again as they won over a large field at the state shoot at Baynard Stadium yesterday. Edge scored 1320 to retain the title. William Foster, who lias been Bacon to Sini Fishery Pact 3 12 Conform in Cily Area Show 53.1 12 Employes For Vrar Against 1 A survey of employment in the Wilminston Industrial Area just eornp'rtFoi by the Wilmington Chnm-brr of Commerce reveals a gam of 8.737 persons employed in 342 plants report ins for the yearly period ending Aug. 15. last, over the same period in 1940.

According to the survey released tins morning by Gerrish (iassaway, manager of the chamber, the 342 reporting plants at the close of business Aug. 15. this year, registered A to'al of 53.142 persons on the.r compared with 44.405 for The same period in 1910; and 37.4S5 for the same period in 1930. The pain over the 1939 period is, 15.657. Net of 1.00S faithful to that "gold'" all through I archery season, proved to be the on(l best, archer in Delaware with Legislature Hail 15.11 I) uriii Its 1284.

Last Stores 6 flold Sossioii Join Group Join Croup! to P1SS won 1510 UM1 rnam- pionshni for the fourth consecutive Horses owned by Frederick time to the time of K97. shoo; ing Miviiel Glen Mills. Pa, and J. V. r.u, tepc.

operiai'. golds on the 40-yard target during; The Atlantic States Marine Fish- the a it "moon's Columbia round, Krcarcing the present trend in eries compact, will be signed by This is ftrst Ml Weiss a tour lias ever scorea goias in Gov. Waiter W. Bacon and Secretary of State Earie D. Wiilev at 2 pmpiovment the survey also reveas net gain, in employment, prr.or.g the same 342 plants for the nament which makes her a member of the 6 Golds Club and she will re- clock tomorrow at enioon in the ceive a 6 gold medal from the Na 15 to Aug.

15. thi period of July near, of 1.008. iti employment tional Archery Association. Esther Hobson. Paramount The total increase executive trices at Dover.

for that period was The compact will be brought to Williams, Moylan. Pa won the two feature events of the afternoon at the Fairfield Farms Hmse Show held Saturday at the estate of Miss Amy K. ciuPont on Owl's Nest Road for benefit of the Home of Merciful Rest Mr. Mitchell's Hydraulic took first plate in da.ss 14, the challenge cup for ladi-V hunters, while Mr. Williams' Cass, us Bell took first in class 17.

the challenge cup for open jumper, wrh Miss Peggy Mills up Miss Kathrvn Green's Dexter took of the Brandywtne Archers, came ni 1,593. but tran: fers and i Dover bv Wavne D. Hevdeckn if REGULARLY WE WOULD HAVE TO SELL SUCH SUITS FOR 16.95 AND UP TO $35. Cher changes in personnel reduced tonal representative of the Coun- i second among the Dciawareans with this figure to 1 .003. cil of State Governments, who has a fil.

Mr. Gassaway also reported that a advised the Delaware officials there The men's high score shooter for tv.il of 8.108 persons are employed are IS copies to which t'nev are to i the day was Earnest I of in the Penn's Grove and Pennsville affix their names. He will likelv be I Harrlsburg. who topped all (Sli 1- -f 1 nin mpti )nrurv Honhte second in cuass 14. W.itl JCweu ii'n 1 .) i u.ii; in.tn ui tilt Jt m- i area in New Jersey just across the Delaware River at the time, of whom approximately 1,400 reside in Delaware.

List Employment flain Larce employment gains were lis'f-d by individual industries in the owned by Miss F.tste Morris, taxing third, and Mission, owned by Miss F.lsie Meeds, placing fourth. Mable. owned by James H. (leorge, took itt fin. 17.

after Other re'- irve 3-? noon's compel Pion fniiow: as fOiiows: 15 pl.Mi- 1911. V34P. 17.14R If rc'M net Ju.y 15 to Aug. 15. 10.

Olympic class, first. Cla. ware committee of the Council of American and the women shooting a State Governments, and other offl- national and a Columbia round, cials. Ann Weber, the 1940 national an h- The recent session of the General cry champion for women, was vic-Assemblv passed a bill presented torious in the women's division yes-bv President Pro Tern Harold W. T.

terday 1th 1006. Miss Weber made Purnell and signed by Governor i 6 golds at the 30-yard distance dur-Bacon. to provide for the entry ing the afternoon's shoot, of Delaware into a compact with; 7i Archers Participate various other states which then Among the 72 archers who par-had joined and subsequent ly might ticlpated in the tournamen'. tjjere "to promote the better utiha- were representatives from the lion of lite fisheries, marine, shell Sauken Archers of Moorestown. N.

and a nad rontons of t'ne Atlantic Briar Patch Bowmen. Osage Aicii-seaboard. and to create the Allan- ers and F-ssex Archers, all of New ar.d rork. 12 'C. in-a; to's', 1 9.

I l.s1- fi.t 1 1 i a 1 1 i 8 1 4 0 4 0 Snooks, owned by Fdgar Mihs. ond. Mable owned bv James II. Gev-g and third. Top of the Moon, owned by Ward Sullivan.

11, saddle class, walk, trot and r.ui'er. first. E. i. Ladv Laura.

Frn- P. V. S'ewart. Cla 2. ri'Hdrc'i hor.sev or po- Com- tic States Marin Fisheries 2.

ri-J P. I UMt plan six i yt inrhe.s horse Jersey; Conestoga Archers of Lancaster, Pa Archerv Association of Philadelphia, and fellow ateliers from the United Bow -men of Harrisburg. Pa ''t'-4 a Ba rust a 14. iiii-ion from Delaware." The states men'i-med in the bill for he compact are; Maine, New Connec-uciit. Rhode Island.

New York. New Maryland, Virginia. North rt 5 Tr non- Br.mdvw Archers who won 1 2f who led car I. we ot Class Division for men wrh 1 0U 1 b. Poppy Meeds; sef- a IV tv thsrri, Jewell J.

owned bv yt 13. pairs of hunters, first, viable pair. Mission, ridden Meeds, and Bonfire bv Mtss Ponpv Meeds: sec- a i a Miss Cla -s a Ban bv i- Carolina. South Carolina, Geo and Florida. I.

i 1 i followed by William Wood, no won the Class with a score of 92 Tat get prizes won by the local archers were awarded to William Foster for his score of 1284. Ta lor S. House May l'a Anti-Vice Hook Bill f. 4 9 4 rr: r-. jewel; F.lsie Morrl.

Dex'er. Miss Kathrvn Green; cn a WASHINGTON. Sept. Herdman for his score of 11 (h wit a T-'avnor's target scores for the women be- Philip A. Rep CIS topped nv moosoii wn.i norr.o- 1 neriri.prs 5 bill to make or 1'41 Mrs.

Artnur oKnian woti n.gn graphic books, magazines, pictures. score on her target with a score o. m.i-.rm -iVurs films, liable to of a S3 000 fine or five s3S- This was the last tournament ears' imprisonment, may come up House so uc y.Jii.ai rii ni'- Brandvwine Archers. They will at 1 s. i -4A tlat.

Sair--. rrpir: 1D39. for in tle Tj. of oresen a ve today. B40 rrrcr.

-of-town tournaments riur- tend oi 7 -y of 4 "i ing ne lau ana winier mom ns. i in- iiewsnaners. Sunt, of i th.ird, Mable, James H. Georce, and Baby Snooks. Edgar Mills.

Jr. and fourth. Carrithater. Mw IV ra'n G. Rood, and Miami Sport, Carle; on H.

Palmer. Cla -s 15. middle and heavywe.ght hunters, first. Mission. Miss Elsie Meed-; second, Miami Sport, Carle-ton H.

Palmer. Class 16. road hack, first Jewell Miss El -re Morris; second. Dexter, Mass Kath.ryn Green, and third, Tcpsey, Rolfe E. Ct lover, Jr.

Services Well Attendee! The home-coming services at Calvary Pentecostal Church, fins West. Street, yesterday were well amended. The Rev. R. P.

Hughey. pastor, preached. Mrs. a. H.

Baker a missionary from Yunan Province, 3 4. r. a a i local archers will aLso use an indoor Ka va- J. Saf tton. the range.

Publ r. 1 1 1 ii Rev. Dr. J. Francis Tucker.

O. S. of St. Antiionv's R. C.

Guard Ues liilles Cost Rise. Topic Of Dai vine 11 c'r. Wilmington, and Approximately 60 members Tray nor gamed co- Company A. the Wilmington I I I on of fellow members of F. ChiiiT Ho ie Th.e bv U.

'he Delaware State Guard, held and a bill was drafted. bill has been fully endorsed 5. Stewart Lyr.cii. frst of a of rifle firing practices at the State Rifle Range near New Cas: Saturday. Capt.

Gears commanded the company. worn. ilminsrton Market To Hold Annual eion At Rel Lion Thnrlav Minister (liri-tian Peace Hope reaed cos: e-p r.T a Rev. Secc-nc fd "A Raymond Baker. Church.

em-Christian hope for justice," in his ser- OP urn oeren rd a- the -ace Da: T. pe ii the Wiltning-on be of Prodiic-u-s- Cvm- Mil BRA WARDROBE Hv a :30 T'rlork preside ant iwvor perhaps Mr. said the present war ramie: ba as jus: a struggle between Germany. Italy japan and the democracies. W.t ririse countries there are di-vr-ion- along ideological lines, he a --cited.

Neither, he said, is the present war a struggle of capital against labor, both of which know iv1: xv eh of id le -a'u George cov.r.'y agent, sue O. -tCO'y 0 j-onnjit- ffl nor in years finuuisitim's AniMiilk are en the same now H-ffma--. general manager he coonerative. will speak. of 06 secure' from the Whrn-ng- mentoer; nl sml iivmU! Chri-tian Science Topic Deal- With Subtancc SPORTS-LIFE 'rK" CoT.ni: tt Fri.p,p.

"V.lrr.-.r.?-or 3r-. f. -M H. Pr'rf ik i tne subject of at the Fir--: ''Substance" was the lessor; -sermon Np Frc bp. K.

Eaiy, Ps mi I ri ii ii tr Church of Christ Scientist, Park Place and Van Buren Street, yestef-cay. The golden text was: II Corinthians, 4:18. "The things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are no: seen are eter-r. a T'ne correlative from the iextbook. S'-ienc- and Health." with Key to the Scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, was "In proportion as.

the belief disappears that life and intelligence If: knac are V. M. C. A. Leader Hold Week-End Conference The annual week-end members' rnfern'-e of the Wilmington Y.

M. A concluned St. Andrew's enure a i r. 1 fnr bslaTieed ln.iig and reliance upon the spiritual r.s:s of human life, especially the ho: of praver. Wil'oen 3 Smith, general ef th" Y.

M. C. A. a' Cairo, who re-r er.tlv returned to this co in try on lough and who wa 'o -have kr ir.f orrnallv or. the situation in Near East on Saturday and n- yesterday, wfs taken New York and could no: at- or of matter, the immortal of being are seen, and their idea or intelligence is in God." on.

ei expect rn fne braste exacting ceta normaHy we have to ask vc This is merc'y a spec p. of our best makers mo-a-kind, odd and numi: 1 ry p' Baha'i Group to Meet 'The Message of the Pyramids'' will be the subject of Mrs. Robert Moffett. a world traveler, of Chicago, 111., at a public meeting Saturday night a 3 o'clock of the Wilmington Baha'i Group at the home of Mrs. J.

V. Kelly, 1010 Philadelphia Pike. Wednesday evening meetings of the Baha'i will be resumed this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

K. Kallaniar, 3100 Monroe Street, at 8 o'clock. because ne couia oora V) to IS iM isse sixes io to in Two and three-piece stv'es in rabbits hair plaids, oerduros. came! hj -s men's wear flannels ef them. e.

eteens, DAYUFE examples sketched, are the new fa "a GLAMOU every Hour ie The other two speaker's. Arthur Dome, executive secretary of Cer.trs: 3 ranch Y. M. C. A Brook-; whose suoteet was, "Biy Ir.

J. Karold Johnston, assh-'ant to the re icier; Rutgers Unr. prfitv, Nf-w wick, N. whose subject was Mir. as well as John A.

I ark. N. associate secretary of the Central Atlantic Area. Y. M.

C. ah touched on Mr. Smith's pha.se of the conference in addition to developing tr.e;r The Rev. Russell W. Galloway, raster of Greenhiil Presbyterian Church and president of the Y's Men's Ciuo, spoke on "Wnere Are We Gomg This Year?" at the vesper devotions Saturday night.

J. Warren Marshall, nre.sident of a -ici are iar or a The clashing young styles are both si both classic and novel and the bright shades. Since a greot percentage of thee $uiti ore cn-of a kind jomplei you must NOT expect every iie in every ityle. Says Two Attacked Him Attacked by two unknown men yesterday morning at Sixth and French Streets. Charles Cole of Pyle's Lane was treated at the Delaware Hospital for lacerations of the head.

He told police the men jumped on him as he was passing an alley. He was released from the hospital after treatment. To look your best in your clothes, have a brassiere wardrobe that assures busthne beauty with each of your frocks and for every occasion. "LIFE" bras are of course, a Braunstein exclusive, 31.2,5 to $..50 Corset Moor PA Concert Tonight The Wilmington WPA Orchestra. the Y.

a 'thanked the Rev. Carl Elmer conducting, will give a Waidm Veil II, ''headmaster 'of the i concert tonight at 6:30 o'clock at fnf ovtenrtina its aciht'es i Woodlawn Playground. Sixth and TM.HJ on saw in Ferris Streets. I) to Meet orKers ri inn ioi STRKFI' FLOOR SPORT SHOP 1 1 1 1 OF 0JLiWiR2 may affect the Heart Bait trpr! in tfc n'emai-b of fiVM may like a bs'p-f: fT' 'm th hrar At 'n sfrn pf tis' rt err-if- ir-'n m) vorn-n dPifse' on P'U-aps TaiP" io Ml gat fre. 'o lfiativa but mal of th fa''- rrpi It a-'ta If the riEST DOSE dosn't prnre remrn Captains and workers in the i financial drive of the Wair.ut Street Christian Association, scheduled Oct.

6-13 will meet tonight at 8 elorjf the auditorium of the association W. Goens. chairman ef the organization committee, will rreuhce. I.