Evening journal., 1919-02-19
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
John Taylor Jacobs. Phar-
moclst, Dies OF Paralytic
Stroke
PASTIME CLUB
ENJOYS BANQUET
specIal 10 The EyenIng journal.

special 10 Ine evening Journal.
. NEW CASTEL, Del, Feb. i9.--joh
TayleF Jacobs. aged AZ years. died thl
morning. lie had been unwell abou
one year. On Monday he suffered
slight paralyllo stroke from which h
died.
Upon coming 10 New Castle twenty
two years ago, Mr.. Jacobs acted as re
lief clerk for both Challenger anC
Ferris pharmacies. For sixteen year:
he was manager OF the latter iirm and
at the death of William j. Ferris, about
one year ago, he pu. chased the bush
ness. The business will be conducted
under Mrs. Jacobs management, who,
with a daughter Miss Cora, survive.
Funeral services will be held at his
home on Friday afternoon with private
interment In Glebe cemetery.
Audrey May Burrls, the 5-months-old
daughter Of James +. and Ethel Green
Burfls, died yesterday at her parents
home on. Che Sharpe Farm, near
Christlana. Funeral services Will be
held at Clewelrs undertaking parlors on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, the
Rev. ]. R. Blcking officiating. Inter
ment will be In ST. Georges cemet-ry.
DR.. Lewis Booker, who has been resi-
dent physician for the Bethlehem Load
Ing Company, which discontinued opera
tlons here yesterday, will resume his
private practice here.
Professor A. R. Spald, State. Com
missioner OF Education. will speak at
The community meeting 10 be held In
the High School this evening.
The Pastlme A. c. gave a banquet at
the Newlyn restaurant last evening.
Mayor Cavepder, three members Of the
police force, Lewis. Baker and Palmer
and the following members Of the club
were present. Edward DAILY. Francis
] Hatton, Orville sullivan. Alexander
Holiday, Frank Reynolds, Henry Taylor,
James Toman, Ralph Watts. Edward
Mcdaniel, Joseph Mullin, Francis Atkin-
son, Andrew Gallagher, Jr.. Herbert
Hanf. George Barr, George Thompson,
e. T. West, Courtland Pinder, Hubert
Lawler, Morris Kelley, @. Gilbert Dhue,
Harry Proud, Frank Thomas. Of Phra-
delphia; James, Hance, Walter Kern,
George Lagerstead, ]. Nagle, Lee Goud-
lss and Henry Winkll.
Joseph Mullln was POSTMASTER. There
were responses from each member.
Mayor Cavender made a brief address
IN which he spoke Of the good work
done by the club for the young men
OF the community. Out OF respect TO
James Lawler, George Ford, Howard
Swope. Abraham Cram. deceased mem
toerS OF the club, all heads were bowed
for brief period.
a Jazz band and four coiored come
dians furnished amusement during the
evening.
The banquet menu was:
Celery Olives
Grape Fruit Cocktail
Consomme Imperial Crusts
Oyster Patties with Mushrooms
Roast Turkey
Bread Stufflns >Gihlet Gravy
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Poistoes Green Peas
Onions In Cream
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Cherry Mint Sorbet
Waldorf Salad Peanut Butter
Sandwiches
Plum Pudding
Wine Sauce
Fruit with Nuts and Raisins
Roquefort Cheese Saltines
Cafe Noir
Mrs z. H. Naylor requests that sill
women who have been sewing In the
Red Cross rooms meet tomorrow 10
complete all unfinished work.
The revival meetings being conducted
IN the Methodist Episcopal Church
under the leadership OF Professor N. ". |
lhomas are being well attended. Several |
have been reported.
wsnace Reaser. who recently was
neaStso rnaSo on charge Of stealing auto 1
was arrested yesterday snd