Evening journal., 1920-04-14
NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
State Board of Health VIII
Aid Town Board In
Cleanup
TWILIGHT BALL
FOR HOME FOLKS
specIsl Ia the Evening Journal.

3ltultt ouu LII toAdf Aco+tA AHNfNNt~Hf
members OF the state Board OF Health
inspected the old water works at
Farnhurst Yesterday. Herman Padburg
OF the State board, said the planl did
not meet with his approval, and that
me water supply being pumped from
None Such Greek direct into the basin
without being properly fihered, was
menace and should be remedrd I'M
medlafely.
President Stoops said last night that
a meeting OF the local Board OF Health
would be called soon TO take action
in the matter II some adjustments were
not made within the week. The board
viii be asked 70 consider the unsani-
tary conditions OF the rear yards OF
many residents. unless present condi-
tions were remedied before the com'rs
meeting Of the board The local Bossd
OF Health intends 10 prove. Mr.. Soops
said, that persons must live up TO the
ordinances OF the city and the rules
Of the Board OF Health.
Albert Schuhardt, who leaves today
for Philadelphia, where he Ia employed
BY the government. losf his pocket
book yesterday afternoon. containing
large amount OF money and govern
ment check. He reported his loss to
tAe local police and on returning home
ne was met al his gate by negro,
who had found the purse In his market
basket II appears that Mr.. Schuhardi
was sitting beside the negro In Q troll
ley car, and on getting up. Mr.. Schu-
hardt's pocketbook evidently dropped
into the negro's basket A suitable rc-
ward was given the negro,
( - ~ qSss fssiss - s eanzsy ara 5sas sdia
next Wednesday, at the New Castle
Hieh school building. by the home
economics girls class. Homemade
candy Will be on sale.
AT the annual meeting OF the New
Castle Century Club. last night. Mrs.
A. e. Goudlss. Mrs. j. T. Stoops. Mrs.
John Cloud and Mrs. Willis Blackburn
were elected directors OF the club for
the ensuing year. The delegates elect
ed TO attend the State convention OF
the Delaware State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. 10 be held at Dover
May 20-2i are Mrs. VI. p Phillips Mrs
julius Dodd and Mrs. John Cloud The
alternates elected were Miss Dora Shaf-
fer. Mrs John T. stoops and Mrs. John
Carlin.
Several fishermen were out yester-
day. The high net caught i5 shad.
Officers OF the Diamond State Rod
and Reel Club, OF Wilmington, viii be
requested 10 visit this city some time
next week for the purpose OF organ.
izlng a local branch. Its object Is TO
protect lsh and fishermen.
Charles Galloway, who was shocked
BY electricity at the Penn Seaboard
Steel Blooming plant. was examined
hy Drs. Davis and Spruance or VIII
mlngion. on Monday. They decided
that after receiving Ave treatments by
them. II no improvement was notice
able. II would be necessary 10 send
him TO Johns Hopkins University Hos
pital Baltimore. Md, for expert treat
mem Mr.. Galloway has been subject |
TO extremely nervous condition. thai |
has hlndered his return 10 work.
The nlneiy-elghth annual meeting OF
the New Castle Bible Society VIII be
held In the lecture room OF the Pres
byterian Church. tomorrow evening.
This class Is composed OF members or
all fhe churches OF this city.
religious organization OF Philadel- |
mia has communicated with the MEM |
bers OF City Council, requesting The
use OF Bsitery Park for two weeks |
camping vacation. Religious services
will be held during their stay. II
was said by city officials last night
thai the request would be granted.
2. w. Gemmlll. a contracting car
penter, Is making necessary repairs 10
Che courthouse, by orders Of the trus-
tees Of Market Square.
The bakery al Eighth street and Rail-
road avenue. has. been sold TO Nathan
fel Watson. a contracting carpenter, by
Mrs. Edward Bringhurst, OF Whining
ton. through The Equitable Trust Com
pany.
Wan,ed-Girls and boys for clean.
Hight machine work. Apply Whining |
ton Fibre Speciality CO., New Castle.
Del--Adv.
A Shetland pony has been purchased |
by the Good Win Fire Company. by
which they expect 10 raise consider
able money. II Is thought by some
that goodly sum could be realized by /
charging for rides and TO have the
pony used for Photographic purposes.
There is a movement on foot for
twilight baseball In this city between /
local teams. II Is thought by this /
method. material can be produced for
a flrst-class regular team to represent
the city In the Del-Mar League. All /
players with aspirations for q base
ball career and a wish 10 see a Hrst- ]
GLASS team put or the feld. are invited |
by Manager Denny 10 appear at the ]
Battery Park grounds every evening (
for practice The defeat suffered az
the hands of the Lorraine team OF VIII
mington. last Saturday, was due 20 The
failure OF the local players to appear
for the practice Some OF the players
had not had a ball In their hands be-
fore that game. this season. Manager
Denny is working hard TO place good
team in the field The team has lost
some good players because of the high
bids Of managers OF other cities for
the services OF local players. Eugene
Chase. an old-tImer, will captain the
local team. Defance. of Wilmington,
plays here next Saturday.
The following chiefs of the Seminole |
Tribe, No. 49. I. o. r. NJ, were raised
last night: John Corley, prophet: Ar |
thur Gibbs, sachem; Harry Newlove.
Sr. sycamore; Harry Bsne. Jr. saga
more; A. Wilhelm, chief OF records: |
j. B. Lancaster keeper OF wampum:
H. L. Wilhelm. collector of wampum:
Edward Proud, first sannap: George |
Proud. second sannap; Charles Walls. |
nrst warrior; John Clymer. second |
warrior: John Proud. third warrior: !
Robert Barnes. fourth warrior: r. e. |
Pinde, first Brave; William Proud SEQ