Evening journal., 1918-10-04
new Castle IN
EPIDEMIC GRIP
Entire Families at DobbIns-
vile Are Stricken With
the Disease
CONTINUE WORK
FOR LIBERTY LOAN
Special to The Evening Journal.

other section Of the town, Tor IN llth,
cases. whole families are afflicted. pr
Dodd was kept so busy with sufferers
last evening that at no time were there
less than fifteen patients in his walt
ing room. It is hoped that when Or
Booker arritcs home from his Vaca'
fion today he viii open his office
Temporarily. in order to help relieve
this situation. Or. Jones Is also bus.
with patients. People are urged TO keel
their yards and cutters in good con
dition and il Is possible that the whol'
Town will have a general clean up.
REPORTS for Liberty Loan sales arr
coming in very slowly, because OF tli'
large number Of canNassers VINO arr
sick. ANYONE desiring 20 purchase
bond. will please call at inc century
Clnh anv time in the evening between
6 o'clock and 10 o'clock As the CLOSING
ordar practically forbids canNasscrs tc
enter the homes Of the people IL - az
most impossible to get tue best re-
s,,lts Tho relic train which will be
here on October II. has been sched-
uled 70 appear at the different plants
in this city as follows
Bethlehem Loading Company sizing
o'clock 10 100 O'Clock; 7.i5 to O'Clock
o'clock TO $50. Penn Seaboard steel
Corporation. and from sA5 o'clock u
q.so o'clock, Battery Park The sched-
uIe has been arranged so as TO give
the train fifteen minutes to come from
one point to another The train ear
ries many interesting relics from oNer
There several soldiers who have been
in active service and four Liberty Loan
speakers.
people who subscribed FOR Liberty
Loan bonds Of The third issue are urged
to make their initial payments at once
The number who have moi paid is sur
nrisinely large and the list OF names
xxill he published In a short Time.
The rolling mill Of the Penn Seahoard
steel Corporation will start about DC
foher IS. The plant VIII make si-inch
shin mates and will practically double
3ts working force. Mr.. Williams Wi
succeed Mr.. Easson as superintendent
Mr. Fasson has resigned on account OF
bad health.
American Flag Council. Jr., o. U. A
NJ win pay a fraternal visit to Indus
trv Council. No. y, here next Tuesda,
night All members Of Industry, NO
95 are urged to be present In order u
make as good as showing as possible
number. OF employees OF local m
d,,strial planfs were brought home yes
tsrdav. suffering with the "nu."
The Goodwill Fire Company VIII holt
special meeting at . o'clock on sun
Suss Esieila siblcy denies he re
mort In Monday nights Evening Jour
nal that she was engaged 20 Jame
Bro,vn. q sailor on :. p. t0il.
Fdwari NsyIor. Jr.. and Joseph }
Rofhrock. students at Delaware Col
lcgc. are home, due 10 the suspension
u school work.
Clarence Preston, Of North Thiy
street. has been called FOR service d
the United states Navy, and ordered Il
report in Wilmington on October 6,
A number OF windows in the New
Armorv. have been broken. This Is
the second set Of windows that has
- been broken in the Armory. and II the
I guilty parties are found, prosecution
will follow.
Mrs. Edward Wright OF Wilmington
is visiting her brother, Edward Nay
Tor.
William W. Houshebeck, Of Whining
ion. was a visitor hero last evening.
The funeral Of William II. WhiiOck
who died OF pneumonia on "Wednesday
viii be held at the home Of his mother
in-law. Mrs. Wellington Townsend, a
, o'clock Saturday Interment will bl
at the Glebe cemetery.
The funeral services Of Mary T Dover
.olorcd. daughter OF John Dover. Of Nc
81 West Fourth street. will be held a
Union NJ. Z. Church. Saturday
One OF the gates broke at Armsiron
sluicc. last night. Immediate atientiO
should be given this as the water rise
on the marshes end8ngering the irafli
fon the causeway, and trolley road. 81
iecting the men who work at the Beth
ehcm Loading Company
TWO vans Of furniture arrived froI
Wilmington yesterday FOR the old Shcl
n residence which is being fitted %
Tor the Bniied states Housing Com
pany.
George II. Case. an auditor OF Pull
nan Palace Car Company. Chicago,
he guest OF James @. Shaw.
John IT. Martin, who has been spend
ng two months with relatives in Am
.terdam, \. j.. has returned home.
Edward NlcGrory. employed at Har
ans, Wilmington. ran a rusty nail II
his foot several days ago. and is nov
suffering great pain.
Ralph Watts Is confined 10 his home
on The Strand, with influenza
- iile following minute has been adopt
80 by the Trustees Of the Common OF
Mise: ~
Inc death on August %. 1918 Of
r,nes ,r,nss u Wise. our fellow member and
loss - nrlnss feeling OF personal
W., s 70 uie members OF this hoard Mr.
rah. las peen. since his election on
ra1,,oa -, 1875 conscientious and
@ @a.u1u memper OF this hoard. and sine,
Narch. iSie. has presided over us n,o.,
nss with dignity and courtesy poih =
member and president, he gave hic,.a,
faltnfully and we'll TO the work ~ n,
BOARD. and by his sound Judgment ,sc
considerateness and ever ready chee,
ness, endeared himself 10 the memhe
His loss is felt not only by the ir,
lees as a civic body, but by the me
bers as individuals
As a member OF this community
had established a position Of lnfluen
Always for good. Ever striving for
&. higher ideals. he aided others by
Example and kindly advice He wa
sincere and earnest Christian With
q being intolerant or bigoted. His che
ing word and gentle smile VIII be mi
"a by many.
II ~ His home life was exemplary, anc
4ofgc family mourn hs loss. but alwi
With the confident feeling that no J
founded out happy useful a
onropfhy life