Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-23
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
CITY Council May Endeavor to Fix
Price Schedule for Fishermen
Using Public Wharves.
STAN Correspondence of Every Evening

Star Correspoudence OF Every Evening
New Castle. April 23.-lt is expected
tbat action will he taken In the speciai
session of City Council tonight IN refer
encc Ia a limit of charges on the cost oi
shad fishermen who are using the eitS
wharves for docking their boats ana as
n market place for their fish.
An ordinance in reference to the ouTuhg
nj n new fire engine will be given It's third
rcading in the meeting tonight. as WI, VII
also AN ordinance TO appropriate S2o'oou
for the paving oi streets. and IL Is eNpec'eu
that both viii be passed.
Postmaster John 7. Murphy announcer
the sales of War Savings stamps ny
Bov Scouts rs follows: James wilson
SrS- 65. Frank Bacon. $500; Harry \.
uesrn. $3.50; John Wallace. 81 80;
John Barnes, S2S 10; George i"pih.
x,3 ~. John Leach. Sl9.15. Edward
Challenger, S1515; Douglass froud. >i"-
o.. Samuel NcNitt. $50; James W hlte,
St25: John Davidson. s4.l5; David
Harrington. 81 p. Carlyle lobln, - -.
Nr Murphy sends records OF the sales
al all scouts To the Boy Scout headquarters
Mt 2nO Fifth avcnue. New YORK 'uN :
every week The troup selling the most
stamps IN each State Is to become me
rcciplcnt of a handsome banner. ana Inc
individual scout who makes the biggest
H. = l., receive a medal for his services.
The New Castl, Reserves baseball team
b,saSkeJ Every Evening To he the medium
through which II may get game win
.n,- fast in.icpcndrnt team Of Wilmington
TLc Reserves have thclr schedule iitiCd
I'm 10 the Fourth of July, with the eNccp-
tinn of next saturday. on which day they
v,nlId like to have a game AddrtSs
ch,1Ieupt,~ "a W g plndcr. New astlf
The County school BOARD, consisting
., EI4~ y Moore ot Odessa Andrew +.
lli.S,n 1T NIddictown and Horace L.
Dil,,nrth of Ccntreyille. met on Saturday
m Superintendent ross oihcC. IN INC
County Ruldlug Nr. Cross announced
that aI. though an examination tor c'iorFh
t.i.,rS certificates was scheduled tor
that dav. not IN applicant apprarcd
Professor Crn~~ thinks the outlook Tor
tho schools uf The county tor he coming
wear i not til the least encouraging. -
this faiurc in securing cntoF'd aPPd-
cant. ouly rcp,ato the HISTORY ot many
sI,h f:tililr,,- N other examinations tor
h,th White and c1iored teachers here
,.r,, ,nl, II applicant~ for certificates
Il The examination hold two weeks ago
fnr White teachers and fully halt oi the>t
bad alrrad, been tcachng on permits
G,fnnaritivcly ffw cotnrrd schools raiSed
tbs salary Of thCr teachers taS' year
lrs.a,isc the law requiring minimum
salary ~ St5 a month exempted them
.na M, year conditions WliI no doubt
be worse.
Dciwarc was represented ~ me ih',a-
dcphia parade on SATURDAY afternoon ~
10 prominent women Nmong mem "'I'
Mrs T. T. EhaSop, Wuc 81 Idcutchah
Governor l. L l.liaSon Mrs N"phlH
RoInoy HAY Mrs Jacob Pclchcr. Mrs
I,,sc,,L Cariin Miss Elizabeth Lightnrr
Mrs. Henry Ridgely MrS- " ; HliieS
Nrs Naqe,, and Mrs Victor du Pont
Mrs. Nagcc and Mrs liillcs carried IN,
State colors and the state nag ana II
tho Delaware women wore white badges
lettered with blue
Mrs F. r lihleS addressed the en-
nlozoes of the Wilmington FIhred Co
Yesterday on the Third Liberty i'oal