Evening journal., 1918-04-15
NEWS HAPPENINGS
IEOUI Kew Castle
Is Cents for Hair Cut TO be
Price in Town Begin
ning Monday
TALK LIBERTY
LOAN IN CHURCH
,ocis, n THr EVFNrNG JOURNAL,

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dell April i5.-Cap-
tain Harry Smith Of Camp Dix, visited
his family over the weekend.
Yesterday the tide stbsded enough
on the river road 90 allow automobiles
ana teams 70 pass over %.
Because OF the tide falling and the
road being in better condition. Beth
ichem steel resumed work today
Miss Catherine McCaughn and Wal
Ter F. Dougheriy. both OF New Castle,
were married last week by the Rev. F.
V. Campbell Mr.. Dousherty is em-
ployed by The British Ministry Of War;
l as their contracts was completed here
last week, he has left for the New
York Omce
Among the soldiers home from Camp |
Dix yesterday were Sergeant Hugh Nc
Cauehn. Bugler Miller, Prrvotes WI
Preston. IT, Graham and j. sullivan. /
The wind storm a Few days ago /
broke "a large tree near the Baldton' J
which has obs,ructed the road in part.
The church going people OF Ne"
Castle had presented 20 them III
rorcefu way some reasons why thcy
should buy Liberty Bonds when tne
following notice was read from inc
nulpits yesterday:
.~rbe fol0vlng figures give one a
definite Idea of what his or her loan
TO the government by The purchase OF
Liberty Bonds WIN accomplish Wlen
used by the War Department.
zone $50 bond will buy trench knives
FOR a rife company, or % hand gren-
AIDES. or "a rifle greRad3s, or 81 cases
~ surgical instruments for enlisted
mems belts. or 10 cases Of surgical IN
strnments for officers belts.
"A giOO bond viii clotho soldier
or feed a soldier for eight months, or
purchase five rifles, OF 30 rifle grenades
or i3 band grenades, or p pounds OF
ether or i55 hot water bags, or 1000
surgical needles.
A slOO and a $50 bond VIII clothe
end equip an infantry soldier for ser
vice overseas or feed soldier for a
year.
.frwo slOO bonds will purchase a
horse or mule for cavalry, artillery or
other service.
Three siO0 bonds viii clothe q sol
der and feed him for one year In
chine gun company.
-Four slO0 bonds win buy an N-ray
outnt.
"One $500 bond viii supply bicycles
FOR the headquarters company of an
infantry regiment"
T. J.. Cross superintendent Of coun-
o. schools. attended q school rally SAT-
urday afternoon, held by The colored
schools of Newark. This rally Is an
annual affair for raising money 10 pro-
long the term about two months. The
best people Of Newark show their In
terest Ia the education o. the col0red
children by contributing literally 60
ward this fund Miss Winifred Robin
son. dean OF The Womens College, and
Professor koehler principal of tht
public schools 0f Newark. were among
the speakers. More than 500 are usu-
ally raised on this occasion. Mr.. Crow
speaks most highly OF the character
of work done in the colored schools
N OF Newark.
The Master Barriers Association o.
New Castle, held a meeting yesterday
and after a thorough discussion of th'
question agreed 20 increase the prices
for hair cuts. shaves, shampoos, mas
sage and razor honed, as follows: llai
massage, 2jc. rab0r hOned, 3Jc. Th
BARRIERS present at this meeting wer
Harry Ahrens Campbell Brothers, j
p. Tobin. II. Wilhelm and DOwnhan
and Ries This change In prices zoe
into effect on Wednesday.
40 the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
Yesterday morning the Rev. ]. r. Bick
Ing preached an interesting sermon G.
a large cOngrcgatiOn His subject wa
Love" IN the evening Mr.. Bickln
preached at Union NJ. z. Church an
his pulpit was supplied
The other services Of the day wer
held as usual The Bar3ca Glass wa
larger than usual.
, In tho Presbyterian Church commuu
ion service was conducted by the Re'
Mr. Wylie.
Communion services were held ye.
terday morning IN Emmanuel EpiscC
pal Church The RI. Rev. Blsho
Frederick j. Kinsman preached an elC
Quenl sermon.
Thomas Comerford returned yestel
day 20 Niagara Falls. where he IS Ell
ployed as q government Inspector
Because OF th3 bad condition Of q
baseball grounds, The New Castle n
serves postponed their game wliC
was 20 be played saturday.
The Aiphas Dramatic Club Of S
Peters Church VIII begin Ns progra
on Tuesday evening 40 SIS. Doors w
be open az 100
The STAGE scenery was done by j.
Connor and is reported 90 be exceller
he Is said 10 have "cam0ulese' DE
by a mile