Evening journal., 1920-10-09
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Andrew ]. Lynch, Nominee
for Governor, Speaks at
Democratic Rally
JAMES r. CLEMENTS
ALSO SPEAKER
specIal lo rhe EyenIns IournaI


cratic mass meeting was held in front
OF the old Court House last evening,
when the Democratic nominee for
governor, Andrew J. Lynch; Coagres-
sioDal nominee. james B Clcmenls.
and Professor II. r, Snaveiy made ad-
dresses. Ezekiel Cooper presided.
I lnc nrs. speaker. Mr.. Ctm-n,s,
said he unquallnedly accepted the
i whole platform as laid down by the
! Democratic convention. lie sail he
4 was especially Interested i'm The vel
( fare Of labor and agricultural inter
ests.
MIR Lynch. Of George town. In his
/ remarks, became culog.stic OF ih5
qualification OF women voters and
said he admitted both OF the old no
! li'cal parties were and are cOrrlOl,
hul Dc depended upon the women
voters of the nation 20 purge politics
OF the iniquitious metho's. inc elec-
/ hoA hf 80 % ,Na- dDr rsl M uI ON
/ which way The women casl their votes
! at the coming election lie said any
| woman who failed 10 register and
vote was Stacker
} lie appealed 3D. The women as being
susceptible 10 argument. as the men
Of bo'h parties are set ~ their ways
ind immmoS1blc.
Professor II. Z. Snavely, superin-
/ tcndont OF the public schools spoke
ON The League of Nations and in the
/ lnierort of the National Democratic
ticket.
70 was announced last night that
-.f.fin' .lna ii 90 ANCrut' of ANiI
mlngton would address another mass
meeting 10 be held In front Of The
Court House next Thursday evening.
al s O'clock.
There was meeting of the
( WOmen's Republican Committee for
New Castle hundred at the home OF
Mrs. Julius Dodd, last evening when
plans were laid for future meetings
/ for the campaign. Mrs j. r. Z. Clay
/ ton. county chairman Of New Castle
County Womcns Republican Commit
/ tee, gave a report ON The meeting Of
members OF both The Womon's and
/ Mems Stale Republican Committees,
held In Joint session yeslerdly al the
Young Mems Republican Club par
lors $40 King street, Wilmington
The committee in charge OF The
Rally and Home Coming Day, 10 be
held sunday, October A., I'm The
Chrisiiana Presbyterian Church.
Christiana, has completed arrange
ments The object of the meeting is
TO arouse greater interest in the
old church, which was bullt I'm 1913.
and rebuilt In 1887 r. l.. Middleton.
OF Washington. u. C. will be the
| principal speaker, and j. A. Macelvcs,
/ also Of Washington, ID. g., will be in
charge Of the music. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Wilson gospel singers, OF
/ Wilmington. will sing
Members OF Little Bear Tribe No
/ SO OF Red Men, of Bear, elected tho
following chiefs last night. Frederick
/ g. Davidson, prophet; Alfred T.
| navidsnn sar hem Horace Easiburn.
senior sycamore; Clarence Fox, Jun
I Tor sycamore. George HARRINGTON
| trustee for rs months; Francis Nc
! Dowcll widow and orphans COM
/ mlitee for As months Frederick C..
( Davidson and John C. Mcdowell were
elected delegates 90 the Great Coun-
/ Gil, which session viii be held o.
! October q at Milford The chiefs
VIII be raised mp next Thursday eve
ming by Deputy Great Sachem Howard
I Wilhelm and his stan.
lsiallaiion OF officers or Industry
I Lodge. No 70 7. q. q. r.. who were
elected last week will take place next
Monday evening at their lodge rooms,
Bear stallion.
piece Of steel was removed from
the eye Of Ralph Palmer BY nr.
Lewis Booker Yesterday. Tho injury
occurred at the plant of The American
Manganese Steel Company.
Tho Rev. J r. RlckIng. pastor OF The
New Castle NJ. y. Church will sneak
tomorrow morning on "Some Aspects
OF Sin I'm the evening ne will sneak
on Redemption" Rally DAY services
viii be held In the SUNDAY school
room OF the church tomorrow after
noon at . o'clock. for which an elah-
oraio program has been prepared. The
| Epworth League and song service will
be held al 7 o'clock In the evening
and preaching at 40 o'clock.
At a meeting OF the pupils OF the
New Castle High School yesterday
afternoon the school athletic assOcia-
ton was perfected and the following
officers elected. Oh rsier Greenwood.
class 2i. president; Carl Weggcnmann
class p yice-president; Charles King
class p treasurer. Leon King. class
% secretary. Merton White was se-
loct'd 90 captain and manage the
basketball team
The services IN The First Baptist
Church VIII be IN charge OF ihe Rev.
George r. Street. pastor. who will
IN".NN 900 NlN' AANWA NANAAA NNN NNNMIEII
Talents or How I Can Best Help Nv
Church and Pastor" In the tvenng
at Z 20 o'clock The pastor will sneak
on a Worlds Fire Versus a Christian
~ sunday school at 40 o'clock IN
lhe morning and Christian Endeavor
Society "a 81 o'clock I'm the evening.
I'D by Earl -Sibley.
Tho .ri-monihly celebration Of The
lords supper IN the irst Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. The other
services as usual An services WI be
ln charge Of the Rev. $. Beaitie Wylic.
pastor.
The usual services will be held In
Emmanuel Church tomorrow with the
Rev. Joseph n carp, rector. In charge
Tho dance conducted by the AMSCo.
{ Girls Club. Of the American Manga
ncse Steel Company last night I'm the
opera house was attended by about
900 couples. Miss Gladys Maloney and
Alvin otheson was each awarded a 81
dance
TAlLORS o EQUALITY. Rubenstein
and Barowsky, have opened a new
ADV.
Miss Florence Bunrard. daughter of
MT and Mrs. Harry Bungari. formerly
or ihis city. was married Wednesday
70 otto Wiess. Of New York, the oere-
mony taking place In Elkton The
bride was attended by Miss Anna Man
Carter, Chesapeake City. where Miss
bungard has been living. Mr.. Wicss
best man was Richard Wright Aftel
trip Washington they were 4,
return 90 Chesapeake City for a fnv
weeks and then make their home n
III Wilmington.
Word has been received here OF tn