Evening journal., 1918-10-21
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Old Town Oversubscribes
Its Liberty Loan
Quota
MANY MORE MEN
QUALIFY TO VOTE
r.elsl 10 The EyenIng journal.

~-cldl 10 Inc evening JOuIudl'
NEW CASTLE, Del, Oct. 2i-New Cas-
le city and rural. has gone "over the
hp" I'm the Fourth Liberty Loan cam
saign. The total amount subscribed Was
bS7i.450; the quota was S33S,66O. Inc
amount subscribed was divided as fOl-
lows: womens committee, siIi,3OOi
mems committee, S203 400.
when 10 is taken into consideration
hat nearly every member or Liberty
Loan Committees, both men and women
have served in some capacity al the
emergency hospital, great credit musl
be given the workers. The outbreak ol
in1uenza has caused a complete change
o. plans in regards to meetings, demon
STATIONS. etc, but nevertheless, win
grtiring energy. the workers kept on
eith the good work. Every Industrial
plant in this city has gone "over the
top"
At meeting Of the mems committee
on Saturday night, II was "ResOlvcd,
that the committee feel that the earnest
,esolute spirit Of the late lamented
lhairman. Andrew Bryson, and his pa
riotic address at the organizing OF the
committee. gave an impulse which has
ended i'm a most successful manner. Now
castle hundred having largely exceeded
lts allotment"
The committee transmitted to Miss
Bryson its appreciation Of the palriotc
services Of her brother.
Credit should be given the members
Of the committee.
Tile influenza which has been pre-
valent In this city Is on the wane. \
number OF cases that have been con
sidered serious are slightly improved
The number Of patients reported at the
two hospitals. is Al.
There is still an urgent need for vol
unteer workers. Anyone desiring to Of
fer their services may do so by getting
I'm touch with George !. Mcintyre, the
strand. or at the hospital.
John Doris. Sr., Mrs. Matthew Waltz
Jr.. and Patrick, patients at the paro-
chial school hospital, are improving.
Considering the epidemic Of influenza
and the number OF men being inducted
into the military service, the registra-
tiou was very heavy in this city on sat
,Irdsv. The report Of the different dis
fricts follows: District No. !. % DIS
trlct No. ., 63; District No. 3, 43; Dis
trict No. :. -. Total, 2i6.
The following death certificates have
been issued by Charles Z. Cleweh' local
undertaken:
Michael Lecholwitz, aged a years. Of
No 7i6 Clark street, died October IA.
iois. Funeral services today at the
Cathedral, Wilmington.
Thomas Frask. aged p years, Of the
same address. Funeral services at the
Cathedral, today.
Walter Frask, infant, aged 10 months'
died yesterday. Funeral services tooa!
at the Cathedral.
walter Margis, aged 20 years. OF No
624 Clark street. Funeral services al the
Cathedral today.
inc funeral services OF Mary Lallir
aged IS years were held yesterday ron
Union VI. z. Church.
Harry Grips, and wife OF Bristol, Pa
are guests OF New Castle friends. Mr.
Crlnps was formerly with the New Cas-
tlo Trust Co. hut Is now employed al
the Merchant ship Corporation at Bris-
tol.
Mrs. Matthew Tobin. who has been
seriously IN az her home on East skin
street, is improving.
Misses Viola Smith and Mary Feeley,
Of Wilmington, spent the weekend WIN
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goodcn. OF East
Fourth street.
Edward Naylor, Herbert Hanf and Ed
ward Wodsley left today for Fort Du-
pOnt.
Miss Martha Harrington. Of Philadel-
rhla. has been home attending the fu-
neral OF her sister-in-law. Mrs. George
Harrington. n,
Evan @. Boyd. former mayor OF tnis
citv now a resident OF Montana, Is the
guest of New Castle friends.
George Harrington wishes TO thank
4be Kind friends for their flowers and
sympathy I'm his recent bereavement In
the death OF his wife and infant