Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-30
NEWS Of The DAY
At NEW CASTLE
A Peeping Tom Makes His Ap-
pcarance and Annoys Many
Residents.
spccIsl Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle, Sept. 3O--A 'Teepcr'
Tom visited this city last evening ane
pecred in number OF windows on Della
ware street and Fourth and Fifth streets
He also entered the hallway Of two resi-
dents on Delaware street and was seen tc
enter the store of Joseph Dougherty where
be made several purchases, remaining
there for several minutes. On leaving the
store he followed two women up Fourth
street. who became frightened and ran
into the home Of neighbor. The police
were notified and were given u good dis
scription of the man.
There will be n meeting Of the Baracca
Athletic Association in the church par
lors at this evening Officers will be
elected and general sports will be discus
sed.
There will be meeting Of the Improve
ment committee of the different lodge
using the third floor of the Opera House
this evening at
About 1000 persons listened TO An
address given by Tom Smith of Kansas
in front of the Court house in the intercs Is
of the Harding-Coolidge Campaign.
This was the first Republican meeting
held here this fall. Moving pictures were
shown and community singing WAS led
by Virginia West Fuller accompanied by
Mrs. Vim. G. Pryer. A male quartet
consisting of John r. Magce, Russell
Burkhead, Clyde M. Carver and I'd. r..
Montgomery sang. Several patriotic airs
were rendered and the meeting ended
with the song Harding So True.
The Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation
employees are planning a dance.
The senior and Jr classes OF the New
Castle High School held dance and
entertainment in the |. O. O. +. hall last
evening at Bear station to secure money
for trip To Washington which the classes
take every two years. After the enter
tainment a dance WAS held and the floor
was crowded.
Delaware Montgomery was injured
yesterday when a large piece Of steel
fell on his foot crushing IL
Mrs. Annie Patton who has been i'll
il improving
Rose McCauehan leaves Monday to
accept a position in Philadelphia
Eugene Sheridan WIS taken to the
Delaware hospital yesterday and was
operated on today for appendicitis
Leona Meyers Of Brooklyn, New York,
who has been visiting friends will leave
tomorrow for home.
The funeral Of George A. Morrison
took place this morning AT with requium
mass al St Peters II. c. church, of which
the deceased was faithful attendant.
The services were in charge Of Rev. Fred
erick V. Campbell assisted by Rev.
Joseph Dougherty, Numerous floral
tokens covered the cnsket and the fu-
neral WIS largely attended. The pail
bearers were James G. King, Hanby Neher,
Andrew NJ Gallagher, Matthew Tobin.
John Ries and James b. Toman Inter
ment Was made in the family burial plot
in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Mrs Charles S. Fleming, nee Mitchell,
who has been connected with the Diamond
State Telephone Co, for the past 9 years,
rendered her resignation effective tomor-
row Mrs. Fleming has been the operator
in charge of the local exchange for Z
years and the subscribers regret her de-
parture. Alice Wise a former operator
viii succeed Mrs. Fleming.
Nellie Abey, was treated yesterday for
in niuries to the index finger Of her right
hand
A number Of members Of the Brandy
wine Forest No. 20, Tall Cedars of Leba-
non last evening attended the opening OF
the fall session which was held IL the New
Century building, Wilmington.
Robert Miller who has been III has re-
suned his duties
Several boys yesterday left for the lower
part of Delaware, where they will be en-
gagged in various farms, cutting corn and
shocking and will receive s4 day and
their board
VictroIas and records.-Bridgewater's
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