Evening journal., 1913-04-05
DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Councilman Election in Sec
Ond District to be With
out Opposition
OLD CONFEDERATES
PLEASE IN CONCERT

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, April 5.-William
Woggenmann and Neal b. Seminar
will be members of City Council
from the Second district. They will
be unopposed as Denncy S. Smith who
was the third candidate withdrew to-
day. Mr.. Smith SAID today while /
felt that would be elected to council
! find that business will call me
away during the coming year. Con.
seQueutly decided to withdraw as
! do not want to be in City Council
unless ! can give a the attention the
position demands. The interests of
the city will be properly looked after
by the two Democrats who will be
elected without opposition
Theodore w. Lavender who is un.
opposed for President of Council
says that he expects to pay particular
attention 10 the financial affairs of
the city and that the property own
ers must keep all pavements in order
and all cutters clean.
Under the auspices OF the Sunday
School Bible Glass OF Emmanuel
Church there was a pleasing enter
evening The house was we'll filled.
Captain Tony Miller told war rcmin-
iscenses. Several members Of Captain
Evan s. Watson Post. No. 5. c. A. r
occupied seats on the stage The
concert opened with rollicking in
strumental duet by Captain Miller
and Col. Booker. The program in
cluded talks and "reminiscences. solos,
"a nj a.
lection II want to be In Dixie was
especially good One of the best. aud
one which was received with APP
plause was the selection showing "Ex-
amples of Hymn Singing In a Coun-
try Church" which was vastly ANUS
ing The solo, "The Old Log Cabin
in the Lane" by Col Pooker. with
the quartet was one OF the hits OF the
cially beautiful. The "Old South
Quartet" received a regular ovation.
the applause being continu us
throughout the evening.
Both Col Booker and Captain MI
Ter, paid tribute to the veterans who
were present. expressing their great
pleasure at having them as their
guests.
Col Booker's remark that I'VE are
now one people--one country. one
flag was greeted enthusiastically.
In ST Peters Church tomort ow
morning a mission in charge Of the
Rev. francesca Milano will open for
the Italians of the city The services
VII continue for a week
| Following the entertainment in the
Opera House last evening a SILK UNI
brella was lost by a young woman
The finder will please return II &c
Bacon's barber shop where 1t will be
called for by the owner
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Clymer Sr.
are visiting friends in Trenton. n. J.
Deputy Great Sachem +. NJ. Smith
and staff raised the following chiefs
Of Little Bear Tribe, lmp'd o. z. NJ.
on Thursday night:
Prophet, John Rambo; Sachem. +.
B. Dichl; Senior Sagamore. Alfred
Davidson; Junior Sycamore. Horace
Eastburn: Keeper OF Wampum, W. -.
Cranston; Chief of Recorhs, James
Proud Trustee. william Harrington I;
Collector OF Wampum, William Sill
'ver; Widows and Orphans Committee,
Walter s. Burris.
After the raising Of the chiefs there
was heap much" corn and venlson
for the great chiefs and warriors who
tralled to Little Bear reservation.
The many friends of George Burris
are pleased that the Levy Court has
appointed him to be road supervisor
of New Castle hundred. He has had
considerable experience in road work
and the handling of men.
James v Campbell has erected a
handsome sign opposite his barber
cbop