Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Community Board Gets Ready TO
Weed Out Non Essential WorkerS
Into Essential Jobs.
CAV Corresnouderce OF Every Evening

StafY Corrcspouderce OF eVers HN's
Now Castle. Sept l9.-Community
Board No. ,, representing New S,as'ie anu
Red Lion hundreds, met yesterday a''e
noon to discuss non-cssentiai oc'ut'a tIi
Tho hoard will notify the employers IN an
~ ossent;al lines TO appear before the
hoard on Friday, September ~ at
- m at the Court House 10 show why
ro,-essential workers IN their employ
ment should not be placed IN esseh'lai
work. ,:.o oros-
Tho members of the Associate QleS-
,;opnaire Board were very busy again last
eyering ON Tuesday evening 81 ques-
tionnaires were filled out. Mayor CaVeh-
dor is helpng with the work. -
LEONARD Brothers, owners OF the New
Castle Rottling Works, have buiit ne"
garage capable of holding ii automooiies:
Santinc Leone, aged , years and I
months who died few days ago AT ms
home ON the Deemer farm. was buried
Yesterday AT st Peters cemetery aiter
short services in the church.
The following resolution mas pceh
drafted in memory OF the death OF 'dlheS
NJ Vise by the appointed committee oil
the NJ r. Church.
.F,,ll of wears and with a sense OF duty
,olI done. Brother James NJ. WISE has
bocn called from our midst TO ENJOY the
reward that awaits all who give unseihsh
sorvicc 10 the cause of tho Master. Brother
N,so was translated to the church trl-
umnhant on August - l9lS.
siIn o,r sorrow and feeling of loss be-
cause nj his departure, we wish to give
cxnreSsion to our sense ol his worth as
man as a brother in the church, and as
auorLor in olr Sunday school. For time
cororinp the span Of two generations OF
mon Brother Wise has lived consistent
Christian life amOrg US. During All OF
this time, with untirlng energy anu WIN
9 zeal and a devotion that never counted
thc cost. he has labored with US rs Supcrln-
tcndcnt, and AS a teacher, giving ms ncs'
cndeayors to implant the truths oi inc
gospe in the hearts ana MINDS 81 thc
To,inp pcopIc of our school, trying 20 bring
fhcn, to a personal saving knowledge OF
tho truth. and to have them consccrate
tho,,sclvcs 10 tho life which the great
Teacher calls all mon
NO human tongue or pen can ten OF
thc good he has done. but we wish 70
tcstif, ia the fact that his labors were
,,,.ned and blessed by the Master with
oL,,,dant success We believe many will
risr IN the last dav and call him blessed
..Wc wish TO assure tho members OF his
family that they have our heartfelt sym
natby in their bereavement and 70 COM
mend them to the Father Of All, who VIII
helm when all other help shall fail
In recognition Of his faithful work
and a tribute to his memory, We recon-
mend that this minute be spread on our
records. that il 10 given 20 the press Tor
nuhlication. and that a copy OF II be sent
"a Brother Wiscs family
The lineup Of Bait Stccl'S ball team,
which plavs the Penn works Of Chester,
SATURDAY.. is to 10 as follows =. Shaw
: Raldt. lb. Renells 2b. Mcdowell; S..
r. Harrington; 81, Barnes. RI. lhomp-
son: cf.. T. Harrington: H., McDevltt
Work has been started on the bungalow
~ George Baldt who lives at the Baidton
The death Yesterday Of Joseph Smith
ha~ caused much deep feeling among hls
friends. Mr Smith had been SICK with
typhoid pneumonia for about q week
Hc was formerly an employe OF the Baidt
Steel Co
some members Of the choir Of the I'm
manuel Church, while cleaning the book
case Yesterday, found a book which
nroved 10 have been presented 10 Miss
Anna Bowman in 1928 The book con
tanned HYMNS and psalter tunes. Miss
bowman was we'll known by many IN
New Castle.
The people near Chestnut street were