Evening journal., 1920-08-25
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
DR.. Archibald Goudiss Es-
capes Safely From Boil
shevists in Poland
BAD STREETS BLAMED
ON CITY COMMISSION
Special TO The Evenlng Journal.

tN'N 1Aoi LEI aug IJt--hs r.
Goudlss, OF Second and Delaware
streets, a local business man, has
received a letter from his brother,
DR.. Archibald Goudiss. who has been
In the war stricken section OF Poland
and for whom there was much con-
cern, friends fearing he had fallen
into the hands OF the BOlshevists. DR..
6oudiss writes that he had safely ar
rived In Berlin. Germany, adding,
THANK heaven, ! shall soon be in the
beloved u. S. A."
While the letter was short. It's
tone indicated he gravity OF tbs
great struggle through which PO-
land has been passing DR. G0udiss
who Is a resident OF Philadelphia,
has been doing welfare relief work
In Europe with the commission sent
out by the Society OF Friends.
Complaints have been made recent
ly 10 members OF City Council OF the
deplorable condition OF several
cross town streets. When asked, last
evening when relief would be given,
member Of Council replied Under
the present law there Is a commission
whose sole duties are TO care for the
streets Of the Town and which Is
| known as the street commission,
Council has been legally advised
| that Il can vote TO raise money for
street work and must turn whatever
money Is received for such purposes
over 10 the commission, which snail
have power TO say where and when
| Il shall be used
Louis Gross. OF Wilmington, has
purchased the grocery store at the
| northwest corner Of Seventh and
Clark streets. DOhblnsvllle, from Max
| Roll Mr.. Gross Is having TWO large
| display windows placed In the front
OF the store. and Is remOdeling the
Interior. He expects t6make It into
an up-to-date general store. Roll re-
Gently suffered considerable loss
| through destruction Of his other Two
store properties by flre,
Contractor Nathan Watson has be-
gun razlng a portion OF the Home
stead" hotel property, formerly
known as the "Gilpin House. This
property was recently purchased by
| Robert Newlyn, who. after altera-
llons. will operate the place under
| The name OF "The Newlyn." The
| building was named FIRST In honor Of
| Judge Gilpin. Of the New Castle
county courts. who made IL his head
quarters during sessions OF the
| court.
MANY residents are wondering what
/ HlIIOn THE lNNArN|ir WA tAtAi N'N -
are going 10 take on the application
NJ the Good VIII nre company for the
use Of the School Green on which 10
| hold It's carnival and country fair
| during the week Of September 20
| There has been some opposition
voiced on the ground that the car
nival will damage the beauty Of tho
Green. The FIRE company intends hold
ing the carnival to raise FUNDS Tor
equlppinF It's new comblnaior
wagon. II needs $1,000.
Tho strawride, which was 10 have
been taken last evening by the CIR
employes Of the American Manganese
, Steel Company TO "rhe Green Ian
tern" ClaymOnt was postponed fol
the second time because Of inolernen
lanes Halion. butcher. Second anc
Delaware streets. has purchased
new Dodge touring car.
Raymond Jones. a boat hand on
/ schooner bound for Philadelphia
when opposite this city yesterda,
was compelled TO land here ana. ana ue Z,
dereo an operation by Or. Brice ;
Vallett for a bone felon on th'
thumb OF the right hand. Th'
schooner was loaded with salt hal
from marshes along Delaware bay.
FOR SALE-2ia- a-story house, storl
front seven rooms and bath all mod
b ern improvemenis. hot water heat
50 North Second street, New CASTLE
Adv.
, East Fourth street. moved yesterda'
into the property on East Thiri
! street recently vacated by Mrs. An
b thony Hall The property vacatel
1 by Mr.. Duncan was recently. pur
chased by Mr. and Mrs Morrel
. Thornton, who VIII occupy 10 afte
0 alterations have been made.
Many personal friends OF Mr.. an
% Mrs. Solomon Hurd are expressin
their sympathy for their loss OF thei
son. who was killed IN an autOmO
bile accident at Mount Pleasant re
GENTLY. The deceased was a fOrme
Q resident OF this city. hut for some
time had resided at Summit Bridge.
Mr.. and mrs George Brittlnghan
e OF Wilmington, have moved into pai
a Of the home OF Mrs David Stewar
Fourth and Delaware streets. Nj
Brittingham recently purchased Oh
J. drug store at Second and DelawaI
l. streets.
Several young men and wome
r braved the inclement weather lai
4 evening and went by motor boat
]
Ia attend a dance.
8 Miss Mary Elason. Pifth street,
visiting Miss LeCarpntier, OF WI
mngton. who is summering at Reh,
u both.
o Miss Katherine Rees. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rees, OF TT
Strand, leaves tomorrow for a tv
T. weeks vacation with New NoI
"a friends.
The Misses Lille Webby and Edi
Taylor Of Philadelphia. spent ye
At terday with Miss Wehhy's sister, Mr.
v George Irons, Of Fourth street.
- Mrs. Frank Derrickson and childr,
Z are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
le J.. y. Taylor, Harrington.
~ MFR. and Mrs. Ira Parry, Of the Bal
ton. are receiving congratulations +,
the borth OF son.
Martin Casey departed yesterdg
for a ten-day trip 10 Niagara Falls.
ie Rober. Miller, Of Fifth and Sou
streets, who has been IN several day
is reported improving.
Ice cream. candy, cigars and I
hacco at Givison's, Second and la
mony streets-Adv.
Miss Catherine Weldln. OF the Yves
D. ern section Of the city. is spendiI
" her vacation with friends at Gl,
GARNER, n. J.
Miss Priscilla Hurlock. Of Frede
ickburg, Md. is visiting Miss Nj
d. Meidin, OF Seventh and Clark stree
a. The Wilmington and philadelph
va Traction Company Is improving
lie tracks between here and the car bar
BY replacing old Ties with new on