Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-09
NEWS Of THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Trouble Over the Lease of 9
Tailoring Establishment in
the City.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

SpeciRl Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, Sept. 9.--Nathan Katz,
former proprietor Of the tailoring cstab-
.lishment on Delaware street between
the Strand and Second was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Police Officer
John Lenoir on the charge Of the break
ing and entering the tailoring establish
mcnt of Samuel Steinman, successor TO
Katz, who at the present time is on his
wedding trip. II was alleged that the
former proprietor attempted to obtain
the lease that he had signed with Stein
man, but WAS prevented from obtaining
the paper by John Walls, Jr.. who had the
papers in his possession they being given
to him before the departure OF the occu
pant. The defendant was arraigned
before Mayor Eckles and was released on
bail of $1,000 for hearing, tomorrow.
The New Castle Hundred Sunday
school convention will be held in the
Nazareth NJ. u. Church on next Tuesday.
The principal speaker will be Rev. J. w.
r. Sumwalt, ID. d., pastor OF Grace M. =.
church, of Wilmington. Special music
will be rendered by the Junior and senior
choirs, led by James L. Challenger.
The ministers OF the Wilmington Dis
trict of the Wilmington Methodist Con
ference will hold two day session IN
Nazareth NJ. T.. Church the FIRST week
in November for the celebration of the
centennial anniversary Of the dedication
Of the church. Right Rev. w. i. Nc
Dowell of Washington, who is resident
bishop Of Washington area OF the general
Nj. 4. Conference will speak at both ser
vices on Sunday OF the anniversary week,
when the new 81 900 pipe organ will be
installed. At this time there will be week
of religious services and reunion OF the
church with former pastors of the church
in attendance.
On Saturday afternoon the second Of a
series of five games of baseball 10 be
played between the Baldt and Tacony
teams il the Penn Seabord Steel Corpora
ton, viii be played on the Battery Park
diamond The game will be called
promptly Mt clock. kerwin viii be the
pitcher and Culp viii be the catcher for
the Tacony team and Willey's and
Mcdaniel viii be the batteries for the
local team. The umplring viii be IN
charge of McGarrity and Neff, the official
league umpires. There will be street
parade prior To the game and the Mount
Vernon Band will furnish the music
during the march and during the game
the band will render selections between
each inning. The Chester team Of the
Penn plant will not take part in the
league on account Of being in the home
league.
Joseph Armpreister, employed at the
plant of the American Manganese Steel
Co, yesterday afternoon had his right
hand badly cut by the slipping of a tool
from an emery wheel. The injury was
treated by DIR. Lewis Booker.
A twilight game of baseball is being
arranged between the professional men
and the players of the old New Castle
team. The game will be played for the
benefits of the Child Health Center.
Great interest is being taken in the
soup sale by the members Of the Dorcas
Society Of Nazareth Nj. T.. Church on
morning in the kitchen of the
church. The following committee viii
have charge of the affair: Mrs. Rudolph
A. VaIlette, chairman. Mrs. Wilbert
Meredith, Mrs. LOOMS. o. Wise, Mrs.
James l.. Bacon, Mrs. John B. Montgom-
cry, Mrs. William Weggenmann, Mrs.
Howard Wilhelme, Mrs. Robert Fl.
Jr., Mrs, James Tllney. Mrs.
Henry Snavely, Mrs. Harry Ahern, Mrs.
Calvin Smith, Mrs. Willis Blackburn,
ITS titsit Wis W iiaiAbl-
The committee will meet on next Tuesday
evening in the church parlors for the pur-
pose of making the final arrangements.
Mrs. Wilkinson f. Cranston, of State
Road attended the wedding yesterday
in Philadelphia of Miss Florence King
and Robert Chalmers, both well known
in this city.
The plant of the Deemer Steel Casting
Co, closed at noon today for the purpose
Of giving the employees half holiday
so that they may attend the fair.
The Board OF Education has purchased
a Ford rinabout TO be used by John +.
Hadley, the agriculture teacher of the
High School.
Edward Galloway, who has been the
at the garage of B. I. Lank,
,n fremont street, between Fifth and
Sixth, for several years, has resigned his
position to accept one IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. B. III. Ostendorf and children, who