Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Elaborate Preparation for the
Liberty Loan Parade TO be Held
Next Thursday Evening.
staff Correspondence Of Every Evening

staff Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, April l6.-Plans have been
set for the third Liberty Bond parade on
Thursday evening in this city, beginning
at s. 50 o'clock. II was hoped last evening
To have Governor Townsend here, but n
telegram received by Mrs. Lewis f..
t.lason. wife of Lieut. Governor Ehason,
stated il would be impossible for him to
attend Those taking part from the
citizens are: District No |, Mrs. Rosalie
ID. McCallion. chairman, with Nlrs. WI
liam {. Dcnney, Miss Elizabeth Black,
Mrs Elizabeth Denney, Mrsl Alexander
l.. Goudiss, Miss Kate Mahoney, Mrs
Louise Booker, Miss Carrie Gemmil,
Mrs. Harvey T. Ahcrn, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
Cue, Mrs John X. Lambson, Mrs. a. v
Lesley George.
District No >, also District ID Rural
Mrs. Francis de Haas Janvier, chairman
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald, Miss Mabel
Clewell. Mrs James Doris, Mrs. John
Il. H. CLAYTON, Mrs James Lawler, Mrs
Harry Murray Mrs. Elmer Mlegglnson,
Miss Anna Newlove.
District No 3 and part Of rural District 9
Miss Rebs Holoomb, chairman; Miss
May b. Goodley, Miss Rose McGrory,
Miss Bessie Toman, Miss Mary Ratledge,
MIS-. npIIlSS ApplEDFt Ahab nANsA
Clark. Mrs Edward Weir.
District No. 3-NTiss Berths Ismbson,
chairman. Mrs. I'll. IL. Van Trump, Miss
sadie Sirnoa, Nfrs s Hickman Hewitt
Mrs. William Boggs-
Distinct No Mrs. George Peirce,
chairman; Mrs Joseph 4. Carlin, Mrs
John NJ Wilson, Mrs, Julius Dodd, Miss
Mxry Shaw, Miss Ann Plstt, Mrs. John
b. Mariove, Mrs. Frank Deemer. Mfss
Rnth Stewart AIrs Frank Bridgewater
Lower part Of District 4 and part Of
District 6-hirs. james I. Eliason,
chairman: Mrs. William ). Hamann, Mrs-
William 5 HiIles. Mrs Parker A. Moore
Mrs. Everett B. Howard, Mrs DAVID " .
Phillips. Mrs. Andrew Eliason. Miss julie
Leonard. Mrs Paul Georges, Mrs. Viii
liam Pasture.
Districts A sJ~d B Rural-Mrs. J. r.
Phillips. chairman; Miss Pauline II
Rnprrs. Mrs. Wilkinson T. Cranston,
Mrs Dors Sohsfer, Mrs. Samuel B. Miller,
Mrs. Alfred Davidson, Mrs William r.
Harrington
Mavur Theodore W Cavunder win be
the marshal of the parade, which viii start
It Z p m, from the Court III cuse, headed
by the Fort du Pont Band and followed by
Secretary Of State Johnson and other inn
att tNtiALAttt'ii " IA *
Grand Army, Girls Liberty Loan Com
mittee, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls
Parochid School, Public School. Red
Cross Nurses, Surgical Dressing Class,
Daughters Of American Revolution Band
Baldt Plant of the Penn Seaboard Steel
Corporation, Plants B d c of the American
Manganese Steel Co. Dcemcr Steel
Casting Co, Bethlehem Steel Co.
Postmaster John r Murphy announces
the following list OF names Of the Boy
Scouts who had made war savings col
lections up to last evening: James Wilson,
S9475: Frank Bacon, S1460; Harry
Ahern, S67 So; John Wallace. $50 55; ;
John Barnes, $50 40; George 1. TohIn, Jr
Sd, So IS: John Leach. $3.50; Edward
Challenger, SD; Samuel Ncknitt s. Jack
Davidson, S4.l5: James White, so:
David Harrington, 81: Carlisle Tobin.
10 cents: Douglas Proud, % cents.
Shad fishermen were greatly disap-
pointed yesterday to catch one 10 four
fish to a net. They had hopes Of making
good hauls because OF no fishing during
the past week. The prices remain firm At
- 10 40 cents per pound
Joseph Donbrcskl. an emplove at one
he steel plants, was seriously injured
-lrrday when plank about two inches
Thickness and 10 feet IN length
struck him on the head and fractured hi
skull He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital.