Evening journal., 1915-09-30
costs S9.3S1 TO RUN
new Castle schools
Congressman Miller to Ad-
dress Methodist Church
Rally Exercises
CURRENT EVENTSCLASS
BACK TO WINTER WORK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Sept 3O.-New Cas-
tie schools cost S9.3S1.13 last year not
Including S2.593 for an addition. The
TENS according to the annual report.
we're as follows:
Salaries. S7.1S4; substitutes, $3.50;
Institutes. S96; secretary. $50; jani-
tors. s4S1 SS: text books, SS5512;
supplies. S23762, repairs. S2sS, so; ;
,oal, S47S; miscellaneous, Sl6246.
Under Professor Howard Ennis the
schools are working splendidly. The
tour-year course In the High School is
sure to be satisfactory. Every teach
Pr Is in harmony with the principal In
he work.
The committee in charge Of the
rally day services in the Methodist
Church on next Sunday expects the
day 10 be a great one. Congressman
Thomas w. Miller will address the
Baraoa Glass at o'clock bnd every
man in the city is reQuesied TO be
present. The committee has sent out
the following rally day invitation:
We need you at our special
rally day service next Sunday.
and want YOU to tell others of our
up-to-date school Bring with
you some member whom YOU have
missed. or some one whom you
feel should be one Of us. DO not
fail us We are depending on
your cooperation.
A treat is in store for those who
attend the evening service when John
j. Habecker. of Philadelphia, Will be
the speaker. For several years Mr.
Habocker conducted mission on
Ninth street Gin the Tenderloin) and
q free Sunday breakfast on Alaska
street. resulting in the professed con-
version of over 1000 persons. He also
established a home for fallen women
and in the winter Of 1897 opened a
large shelter near his place of busi-
ness on the wharves and furnished
$4,000 lodgings TO homeless and way
ward men during the hard winter
which followed. He was commissioned
q brevet major in the Volunteers of
America and conducted a very sue
cessful campaign for that organiza-
ton among the denizens OF the un-
derworld.
Miss Margaret Hall. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hall. Of VII
mineton. and John r. Toner. OF thi
city, we're married this afternoon h
ST. Paul's Church, Wilmington b,
the Rev 70. J. Higgins
Postmaster John p. Murphy ha
posted the following list OF unclaime
letters j. Blanshun. Rhoda Carne'
Vito Damiano Thomas Haley. Geors
n. Hasson, Mrs. c. *. lngersoll. Mis-
Rosa Littleson. Benjamin Lewis. wi
liam Lewis. William Smith, Miss Mai
tha Smith Mrs. Hattie V. Washinf
ton.
The Current Events Glass Of III
New Century Club held the dnal meet
ine OF the summer section yestorda
al sthe residence of Mrs. j. Ernes
Phillips Mrs Phillips was the chair
man OF the class during the sum
mer. The meeting yesterday was al
interesting one and the paper by Mrs
Cross was greatly enjoyed. Refresh
ments we're served. Hereafter thl
meetings will be held In the New Cas-
tie Library on Fridays.
The rummaRe sale by the womoi
Of Emmanuel Church will be held to
morrow and saturday A bake vii
be held on Saturday morning in thu
parish house.
Joseph Costilline. aged years
died in the Delaware Hospital yes
terday of pneumonia
A number Of New Castle resident
attended the funeral Of Wilbur I
Sasse in Wilmington yesterday.
Francis p. McCanin will begin hi
duties tomorrow as rural mail cal
rier pending the civil service exam
ination for a permanent carrie
This carrier. with an automobile. wi
succeed r. A. Vauette and Weld
Vining. The old carriers make the
final trips today after being near
fourteen years in the service
Rumors are in circulation that
Wilmington contractor will build
number OF houses here.
A sale will be held In lmmanl
parish house on Friday and Sat'
DAY. II will be a sale Of the old a
new On Saturday morning a ba
sale will be held