Evening journal., 1918-03-01
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new Castle
Prof. Hay Addresses Asso-
citation on "reminiscences
OF a Dictionary
BOYS ENGAGE
IN STREET FIGHT

NEW CASTLE. Del, March about
nny girls. employed az the Bethlehem
steel Company, were laid on yesterday
afternoon when the companyt supply
Of powder became exhausted. 10 Is prob
able that the girls will resume work on
next Monday.
The meeting Of the Home and School
Association IN the High school this az
ternoon was addressed by Professor
Henry Handy Hay on, "Reminiscences
Of a Dictionary" A short. pleasing
program was given by pupils OF the
sixth grade.
a number Of members OF the Cen
tury Club. instead Of holding their
usual current events class, were the
guests Of the Washington Heights Cen
tury Club, OF Wilmington, this after
noon.
Passengers on the cars between this
city and Wilmington were put TO
slight inconvenience last night, having
/ 20 change cars on each trip at the rail-
road crossing in South Wilmington, the
cars being unable TO cross the railroad
/ tracks because Of wire trouble. De-
spite this trouble, the cars were run
n.ng on time
Dr. Lewis Booker yesterday treated
/ George Evans. Of Wilmington. an en-
ployo Of one Of the local steel plants.
I for a lacerated thumb.
Dr.. Dodd attended Frank Murphy. Of
Dobbinsville, for a mashed toe
Joseph Quigley Will hold public
sale Of his poultry. farming imple-
menis stock, etc. az the Hamburg
Farm. icnanted BY Mr.. Quiglcy. on
Monday morning 4 dinner viii be
served in The afternoon 70 those who
attend the sale. Mr. Quisley will retire
from farming.
Delaware street was enlivencd early
last evening by an unscheduled bat
tie" between two boys. each about
thirteen wears old. What the trouble
started over neither seemed 10 know,
but suddenly ihe, started pummclline
each other with cost The mill was in
] progress but few minutes, however,
when the boys clinched and one of The
youthful pugilsts recovered himself
from a muddy spot in the middle Of the
car tracks. A run for a brick was made.
but his better interferred, too. and The
bout ended 10 the arrival Of several
= men.
Edward J. Newark has been ordered
30 report on sunday afternoon for mill
iary duty 10 he sent on Monday TO Camp
/ IGreenlesf, Fort Oglethorpe ia.
The honor roll Of public school, pupils,
who deserve commendation for report.
ment, progress and attendance during
, February, follows:
, Eighth grade-Joseph Cannon, Ear
Weggenrnann, Charles King. Edn,
Deemer. Robert Seward. Laura Arm
, priester. Esther Berry, Gladys Ma
loney.
Seventh grade-Rosie Seymour, Trani
Kern, Harold Banner. Alexander
Subocz, Paul Strimple. Howard stanley
y Martha Shaw.
{ Sixth grade-Frank Bacon. Johr
Cannon. Harry Wallace, Harry Ahern
= Oakley Eskridge. Harry Pustil. Richard
} Watts, Minnie Burd. Elizabeth Mill
san. James Wilson, Elizabeth Cannon
{ Ruth zimmerman.
Fifth grade-Helen keimon, Eta In
gram. George Miller. Ogle Glandon
Beatrice Blanton. Arcadia Smith, Dor
othy Ramsay, Culbert Bridgewater
Samuel Nickerson. Mildred Fehls Og-
Ntu WISE
5 Fourth grade-Carrie Atchison. Bar
bara King. Margaret Snavely, Wallace
/ Cannon, Harry Long. William Steven
} son. William Gebhart, Vivian Moyle
s Mary Thompson, Lila Thompson
5 Vernon Mcdowell. Isabel Wadsley.
} Third grade-Richard Georgeas Har'
. old Hobbs, Arthur Heather. Frank Car
S row, Gertrude Miller. Clifford Preston
Helen Janvier, Clara Kermon.
7 Second grade-Helen Boyce, Eleanor
: / Cramer. William Cannon, Archie Rem
: ME. Gladys Clayton, Harley Clymer.
, First grade-Elzabeth Cramer, VII
/ liam Moore, Eleanor Kern, Robert Nc
Carter, Cleora McNally. Anna Uley
! Willard McFarlin. Alice Clayton
Martha shaw. Davis Pinder, Sara Ram
e say. Pearl Glandon, Ellis Roberts, Vic
, let sakers, Mary Keen Irene Kuthier.
, No. 3 school third and fourth grade
= Robert Dunning. Raymond Hurd
= Pearl Hill, Catherine Hearn, Theodor
= Megginson.
+, Grades and 2-Ellzabeth Megginson
. James Piergallini, Ethel Ford, Arthu
Jones. William Loveless, Richard Davis