Evening journal., 1918-04-16
new Castle PARADE
FOR Freedom loan
Big Procession With Indus
trial Workers Headed by
Fort DUPONT Band
BOY SCOUTS WORKING
HARD IN CAMPAIGN

NEW CASTLE, Del, Aprll Ny
Bov Scouts held a meeting lesl hishI
will large number in attendance. Inc
scouts made preparations for the LID
ertv Loan parade on Thursday ana
also were urged TO drive harder on the
sale OF Liberty Loan Bonds, Ihrllt ana
War Stamps. The Scouts went lhrougl /
several drills on.Delaware street Win
many persons looking on.
The people OF New Castle VINO nave
been taking an active part in every
war measure are planning now ior we
'parade on Thursday evening. Whlle de-
tails as TO exact time and starting
place are not yet in hand the parade
lineup viii be about as follows;
Marshal, Fort DUPONT Band, Hon.
Everett c. Johnson, Secretary OF s@te,
acting for Governor Townsend lspeaher
for the evening"; Grand Army, ueheIai
Liberty Loan Committees, women ana
men)), Boy Scouts, Camp FIRE Girls
School children. Red Cross Nurses, sur
gical Dressing Glass, ID. a. II. bahu,
Baldt steel plant, American Manganese
plant, Deemer Steel Company belh-
lehem Steel Company and citizens OF
New Castle and surrounding country.
II Is safe to say that no such parade
as this one will be, has been held IN
New Castle for many a day.
The following Is the list OF captains
and their committees Of the dluerent
districts OF the Third Liberty Loan:
District No. Chairman, Miss HOS
ALA McCollin; committee, Miss ELIZA
beth Black, Mrs. William Denny MIS-
Alex. Goods, Miss Kate Mahoney' Mrs'
Lewis Booker, Miss Carrie GemIlili'
Mrs. Harry Ahern, Miss ElizaDeth NC
Cue, Mrs. John r.. Lambson and Mrs.
A. Y. l.. George.
District No. ?. also District d, Rural
Chairman, Mrs. F. ID. Janvler; commit
Tee, Mis-. Mcdonald. Miss Mabel CleW-
ell, Mrs James Doris, Mrs. John cay
ton, Mrs. Joseph Lawler, Mrs. Harry
Murry, Mrs. Edgar Megginson, Mrs. Ed
ward Naylor and Miss Annie b. New
love.
District No. g. also part Of Rura
District C-Chairman, Miss ReDa hol
comb; committee Miss Mary 3. Good
lev, Miss Rose McGrory, Miss Bessie
roman, Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Mrs. El
rher Negsinson. Miss Mary Ratledge
Mrs. Thomas Appleby, Mrs. Iaskel
Clark and Mrs. Edward Weir.
District E, rural-Chalrman, Mis-
bertha LuNl1aNA ANliAiNAttN~f -'+-~. 80
II. Van Trump, Miss Sadie Simon, Mrs
s. Hickman Hewitt and Mrs Boggs.
District No. A-Chairman, Mrs. Georg
Pierce; committee, Mrs. Joseph Cariir
! Mrs. John VI. Wilson. Mrs. Julius DodC
Miss May Shaw, Miss Nancy Plat
Mrs. John ManlOve, Mrs. Frank Deemel
Miss Ruth Stewart and Mrs. Fran
Bridgewater.
part OF Rural District C-Chairma
Mrs. James r. Euason; committee, Mr.
William 8. Hammond. Mrs. William
Hlues, Mrs. Parker Moore, Mrs. Evel
cit Howard, Mrs. David w. Phillip
Mrs. Andrew Ellason, Miss Julia LeoI
ard, Mrs. William Patrie and Mrs. Pal
George.
Districts A and b, Rural-Chalrma
Mrs ]. z. Phillips; committee, Mii
Pauline Rogers, Miss Wilkln Crousto
Miss Dora Schaener, Mrs. Samuel MI
Ter. Mrs. Alfred Davidson and Mrs. la
ringion.
The Boy Scouts are making a b
drive on the sale Of War and Thrl
stamps. James Wilson still holds q
lead. The following IS the total amou
sold up 10 last night: James Wilso
s9l.75; Frank Bacon, Sli6O; Har
Ahern. S6735; John Wallace, S36.o
John Barnes, s26A0; George Tobl
e22.75: John Leach, 1880; Ed. Ch,
1enger, SIP; Samuel McKnitt, 81; Jol
Davidson. sii5: James White, S2.5
David HARRINGTON. 81. Carlyle Tob
300 and Douglas Proud, %. ia
Bert Pedrick, purchasing agent
the Penn Seaboard steel Casting Coz
81 pany, was a visitor in New Castle "
terday.
the women's branch Of the ThI
Liberty Loan Drive invites every o
Interested in the subject to attend
meeting that viii be held on Wedn
dav evening at 8 o'clock In the Cl
tury Club parlOrs. Mrs. Henry
Thompson Of Greenville, VIII be
speaker.
their opening game az the season
Saturday with the Keystone f. c.
Battery Park. Game Will be called
O'Clock.
The funeral services OF Charles r
son will be held this afternoon a
o'clock with interment In the I'm
Church cemetery. Reason was at
time the grave digger Of the First PI
byterian Church.
An accident occurred last night
Fifth and Delaware streets, when
automobile driven by Miss Toner
b, into bicycle ridden by Morton VIII
demollshng the biycle, but not
juring the boy.
A report last night shows that
mems branch Of the Liberty Loan C
paigD sold yesterday $3.50 worth
Liberty Bonds.
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