Evening journal., 1914-10-05
MISCONDUCT ON CAR
costs RIDER s.
Churches of City Echo With
Prayer for Peace in
Europe
OLD HOME DAY
TO BE OBSERVED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Oct. 5.-feliX
McCafrerty, street car conductor, had
some trouble with William Loper, col
ored, passenger late on saturday
night. Lopr used profane language
regardless Of the fact that there we're
several women on the car. When New
Castle was reached Loper was arrested
and yesterday morning was fined 50
by Magistrate Nickerson.
Manager John j. McDevitt was
smiling on Saturday afternoon after
the A. A. defeated Eden, TO O. The
New Castle finishes the season with
10 games won of. 2j played. The
games and results during the season
were as follows:
May l6-New Castle 7, Fort Du-
pont o.
May 23-New Castle 7, Seventh Ward
of Chester o.
May sO-New Castle 10, Continental
Fibre Co., g.
June 6-New Castle s, Salem 1.
June l3-New Castle 5, Jasper Oi
Philadelphia ].
June 2O-New Castle Z, Canton, n
}. 3.
June 27-New Castle 3, An-Colleg
ians ?.
August 22-New Castle 10, st. Alloy
sius A.
August 20-New Castle 4, Clayton 2
September 5-New Castle ?, Silver
brook 8.
September New Castle 4, Eden A
c. of Wilmington 3.
September l2-New Castle -, Wood
lyn of Wilmington -.
September l0-New Castle !, Eden A
C. of Wilmington ?.
September 26-New Castle l2, Georg
and John ,.
October 3-New Castle Z, Eden A
c.. 0.
Peace Sunday was observed in al
the churches of the city yesterday ant
special prayers were offered. Rally da,
I services were held in the NJ +. Churcl
and large congregations were presen
at all the services. Il. Ross Farra, Mrs
Robb, Miss Elizabeth johnson, Charlie
W. Bush and II. c. Downward wer
among those who addressed the Sundal
school classes and the Rev. DR.. {
Sheets of Chester. preached at tn
evening service. Next Sunday will b
old home day in the church.
In St. Peters Church the members
of the Holy Rosary Society attended
first mass and received Holy Com
munion in a body.
In the Episcopal. Presbyterian and
Baptist churches as we'll as in the col
ored churches prayers for peace werC
offered.
This week will be busy one in
| New Castle, as the concrete work a
/ the Delaware street wharf will b,
( started and the binder placed on tn,
\ new street pavement. Complaint 4
already heard regarding the new roa'
coming into the city, as It has com
menced to ravel. and loose stones ar
appearing on the surface.
City Council and the Trustees o
the New Castle Common will meet TO
morrow evening.
The Good VIII Fire Company vii
/ give a masquerade dance in the Oper;
House on the night of October 30. l
has been decided to hold the Hal
/ lowe'en celebration here on Fridal
night.
The George and John baseball clul
will give a dance shortly.
The colored schools opened today
Postmaster Murphy has been en-
tertaining John j. Mullin, of Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Crosse and Mis-
Jennie Crosse. of Prices Corner, havl
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
seph Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leonard hay
returned from their honeymoon ii
New York State.
John Gears and Mrs. A. NJ. Hize
are among the sick here.
Mrs Margaret Bates Hizar. wife o
A. NJ lIizar, died yesterday at her home
No. - South Fourth street. Funera
sorvices viii be conducted from he
late residence on Wednesday morning
and requiem mass viii be celebrated a
ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church at !
o'clock. lnterment will be in st. Peter
Cemetery.