Evening journal., 1913-09-27
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Voters Of Town at Polls To-
day to Name Trustee Of
the Commons
RED MEN ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Sept Everything
was hustle and hustle last night by
the friends of Mayor S. Rodney. An
drew M. Gallagher and DR.. r. II.
Roth, candidates for Trustee Of the
New Castle Commons. The election
today promises TO be the warmest con-
test seen here in years.
The funeral of George S. Ford took
place yesterday Afternoon. Services
were conducted at the house by the
Rev Alban Richey and at, the grave
by the Rev. ]. l.. Johnson, in addi-
ton to the service by ST. Johns Lodge,
A. f. A. NJ The pail bearers were:
Alexander McCaughan, Edward W.
Eagle. George w Vantine and John
Farmer. Several mishaps TO auto
mobiles occurred on the way to and
from St. Georges.
Little Bear Tribe, Improved Order
of Red Men, has elected the follow
ing chiefs; Sachem. Alfred Davidson:
Senior Sycamore, Horace Eastburn,
Junior Sycamore, Albert Grimes;
Prophet, f. B. Diehl, Representatives
to Great Council, r. B. Diehl and John
Rambo Widows and Orphans Com
mittee. Harry A. Burris; trustee,
James Batten.
The Temple Club has been formed
by members of the Masonic Hall Com
lpany, owners of the New Castle Opera
House The club has rented the sec
'ond story TO the Good VIII Fire Com
pany for the masquerade dance on
Halloween.
John L. Sullivan, George McGrory.
Edward Gormley. James B. Hance,
Richard McGrory. Charles Klingmeyer.
and Henry Mcdaniel attended the re-
lcepton of the National Protective As
sociation, held in Eden Hall, Whining
ton last night
Word wins received here yesterday of
the death of Edward H. Stewart. of
Chester, brother of Airs Elias Clayton,
of this city lie was 33 wears old Can
Ger OF the stomach caused his death
Edward Carney n few days ago had
the thumb of his right hand bitten by n
snapper The injured member was sore
following the biting and yesterday he
had 10 90 10 the Homeopathic Hospital
Wilmington. as he is suffering from
blood poisoning
John II Woolcv, the great temperance
orator, will speak in the Methodist
Church on Sunday evening, October TO-
Recently Postmaster J. w Murphy
has had many inquiries regarding the
postal savings bank Regarding depos-
its the following information is given;
An account may be opened and de
posits made by any person Of the age of
10 years or ever ir his or her own name,
or By a married woman in her own
name and free from any control or inter
ference by her husband.
Deposits viii be accepted only from
individuals and no account will be open
ed in the name of any corporation, as
sociation, society, firm or partnership, or
i'm the hume Of two or more persons
Jointly. No account will be opened in
the name Of one person in trust for or
ON behalf of another person or persons.
A person may open postal savings
account at any depository post office,
but no person may at the same time
have more than one postal savings ac-
count either at the same office or at
offices.
Al accounts shall be opened in person
by the depostor or his authorized repre-
sentative. After opening an account, a
dcpositor may forward subsequent de
posits TO the post office by registered
mail or hv money order made payable to
the postmaster
Many members of The Holy Name So
ciety. accompanied by friends, will 90 to
Philadelphia tomorrow TO witness the
Holy Name Socicty's parade.