Evening journal., 1909-06-12
NEWSY DOINGS
OF NEW CASTLE
NO.LicenSe Forces to Rally
Tomorrow Discussion Over
Assessment

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NEW CASTLE. June 12-Local op-
tion viii have a big day here to-mor-
row when, in addition to three
churches considering the anti-license
subject, at the morning service, there
will be a mass meeting in the Opera
House at s o'clock in the evening.
Clyde E. Gray has sent the following
letter regarding the day to hundreds
OF New Castle people,
You and your friends are requested
TO be present at the Opera House in
New Castle az O'Clock Sunday even
ing. June 18th, on the occasion Of an
address TO be delivered by Hon. A. NJ.
DAILY, of Dover; subject, "The Prac-
teal Workings Of Local Option in
Kent County" Whatever opinions
You may entertain concerning local
option, il win certainly be interest
ing TO hear Mr.. DAILY discuss the ef-
fects Of local option as he has seen
them. Every effort win be made FOR
the entertainment of the public, both
ladies and gentlemen, and music win
be furnished by a special choir other
speakers will also occupy the platform
for a short time. If you are in search
Of the actual facts in regard TO tho
Kent counay situation. you ought GER
tainly TO be present on the occasion Of
the rally We also wish to call your
attention to the Sunday morning SER
vices in three Of New Castles churches
at 1890 o'clock, which will be devoted
TO the subject of Local option. Rev.
J. M. Arters will speak in the Presby-
terian Church: c. r. Burchenal, in the
Methodist Episcopal and Clyde 2.
Gray in the Baptist. Your are especi-
ally invited TO attend one Of these SER
vices and to invite your friends"
HAS A UNIFORMED RANK.
New Castle now has a division Of
the Uniformed Rank of the X. Of p.
Past Supreme Representative Joseph
c. Jolls initiated the twenty-five MEM
bers last evening and Ivanhoe Division
presented a splendid appearance. Will
mington Division. No. /, came over,
and visiting Knights Of Pythias came
from surrounding States to welcome
the new military company. Follow
ing the secret work the public install
lation of officers took place. The
officers are Captain. George w. Hast
ings. Jr.: First Lieutenant Fred Bair:
Second Lieutenant. C. Archie Rennie;
Sergeants. Harry Hunter. Robert Har-
rington. and Charles Whipf Follow
ing the installation Of officers refresh
ments were served. military ball
followed and daylight appeared. when
the musicians played Meet Us At Our
Next"
City Council held a special meeting
last evening and will meet again on
Tuesday evening. The assessment has
not been received from the assessor
but the members of Council have been
taking notes Of properties so that they
win consider whether under the new
law the assessments should be in
creased
DISCUSS ASSESSMENT.
Following the meeting Mr.. stoops
and Mr. Whalen said they were up-
posed to the finance committee bear
ing the odium. They thought Cq,nciI
Should sit as a c5mmittee OF the whole
and then the blame win fail on each
member. Some OF the Councimen
have taken no part in this revision.
Mr.. White believed the committee
had the right to do the work. provided
the committee would be endorsed. The
changes win be made on Tuesday
night and the assessment will then be
hung up for ten days
Services in the Baptist Church to-
morrow evening will be at $50 o'clock.
Chndrens day will be observed to-
morrow in the Presbyterian Church.
Charles Ramsay had a joint of the
index finger Of his right hand cut of
| yesterday NJ one of the steel plants.