Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-15
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
District Superintendent Watt
Gives Assurance of No Change
in Nazareth M. +. Church.
stafr Correspondence of Every Evening

Star Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, April l5.--Some specula-
tion was occasoned last night, when
Rev. J. X, Ticking, the recently appointed
preacher Of Nazareth NJ. T.. Church,
went to the Union Church, Wilmington.
which is without a pastor. but District
Superintendent Robert Watt, who preach
ed at the local church, disclosed that
Pastor Blcking was not going to leave the
local pulpit, but the change for the
evening was made to accommodate
Superintendent Watt, because Rov. ]. ID.
G. Hanna, who was scheduled TO preach
at Union Church, could not fill the va
cancy for the evening. Tho people
enjoyed an excellent sermon preached
at the local church by DIR. Watt.
The shad fishermen were out in force
this morning on the Delaware river after
shad.
The ladies' section Of tho Third Liberty
Loan campaign in this city has started
IN earnest with the chairman and their
assistants IN full swing, and IL IL hoped
that there will be nothing IN the way Of
thorough house-to-house canvass. The
women will sit from 10 to I n. m. and
from 4 10 ; y. m, daily. for tho purpose
of cnlIghtcnlng those now at the heads
of the committees TO instruct the
people and nj the same tune provide the
literature that will cnllghtcn the people
Charles Reason who was for many
years a sexton Of the First Presbyterian
Church and tho cemetery. and who was a
local preacher OF the colorrd churches. died
at his homo. on Fourth street south Of
Delaware, last evening
4 meeting of the members of the Girls
of the Camp Fire at Nazareth NJ T.
Church has been called by Mrs William
% Dcnney and Miss Myrtle Mcguire for
this evening ut 30 clock, for the forma-
tion of an organization and Liberty
Loan work, also to arrange for the parade
that is to hc held on Thursday evening
Sergeant Hugh McCNchan, Sergeant
John Sullivan and Private Edward
Gormlcv were among those from Camp
niN scon on the streets here yesterday,
visiting friends and relatives
Tho local plant If the bethlehem Steel
Go, that WAS seriously intcrfcred with
by the storm of last week resumed
operations this morning with employees
where It was possible 10 obtain them,
and tomorrow it Is hoped TO have each
cmploye IN his or her placc
The mceca for mauN motorists NcstcT-
day from different points IN the State was
this city AND the surrounding country
for the purpose of witnessing to what
height The tides had conveyed the debris
over the roadways ai dlifCtsnt points.
where he river oVcrtlowcd Several
machines tucd to reach the Bethlehem
plant, bat had to back out after entering
the oVcriioWn roadway for more than a
square
IN arrangement has been secured he
tween the shad fishermen ol this locality
and ono of tho large sh4d dealers of Wi
mIngt0n. l,v which the latter has bonded
m certain sum % take tho catches of
each dav for the remainder ol the season |
at stated sum no matter whether large |
or small. while the shad fishermen Will hc |
allowed a> formerly to reserve shad for |
their own tables !
'Thc baseball fence WAS sold on Satur- |
day afternoon fnr $50 Ia Scldca : Dccmcr
The grand stand and hox office remain as
the property of the New Castle Baseball
Club The junior baseball players will
h1Iid up teams from The young men of
this city and a game viii be played on
SATURDAY. This viii hc followed 10y
independent hall players
Beginning with Wednesday BARRIERS Will
make a change IL price in the shops ol
Henry NIlhclmc, Campbell Bros. Harry
= Ahern. Jefferson Dow nham and John
Tobin Shaving VIII 20 to l. cents
from ten. neck shave remains at 3 cents.
halr cutting, 23in place of 20, haIr bobblug
- IN place OF % hair singcng. 20, un-
changed: shampooIng - IN place Of 20,
m; >SagIug - III place Of DO beard
trimming. unchanged. 20 cents. hair
tonic. unchanged. 10 cents. toilet water
unchauged j cents AMI ralorS honcd.
~llscd from - Ia 50 cents