Evening journal., 1920-10-07
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Damaged Car Left on Road
BY Negro Owner Strip
ped by Thieves
AUTO BURNED
ON RIVER ROAD

iliiS City VII be able TO see con-
sidrable basketball his winter. II
the present activities among The
lndustr al plants, several churches,
The school and other organizations.
are 70 be considered as the barometer
OF the situation. The employees OF
the local plant Of the Penn Seaboard
Steel corporation, The American Man
gancse Company, the Emmanuel Ath-
lctic Association. the Baraca Class A.
A. OF The HcihOd 81 Church, have each
oreanized for The season. The players
OF The Baraca Glass are ] Mcdaniel,
guard Leslie Walls. forward. ID.
Harrington, guard; Paul kerns. guard
John Leach, forward. Morton Ben
nett. center.
Local plant officials are said TO be
considering shortening the hours.
constituting a days work This
move is said 10 be made because the
officials wish 10 retain their present
corps Of Norkmcn. and 10 do 10 they
will be required TO shorten the hours.
II WAS sa q last evening that the VIII
mingion FIBRE Specially Company
Viii begin the new schedule next
Monday The work at HAT plant
after next Sunday Will begin at 81
o'clock in the morning instead OF 7
o'clock The plant Will shut down
for lhe day al i.30 in the afternoon
instead OF SIS O'Clock. There VIII
BE- a 30 minute recess at ~ o'clock
for lunch II was decided to operate
on these schedules for few weeks
only. after which the old tine will
b. rc-cstablshed
Ernest Turner, a boy was turned
over 10 The authorities by his sister
Mrs Julia Vincent as incorrig Bile,
Noslcfday. Halleck s. Ray. state
Probation officer attended the hear |
ing. given before Mayor Eckles yes
ferday afternoon Mrs Vincent was
ordered TO take the boy TO Wilm ng-
ton today. 10 be placed IN charge OF /
Air RAY and The Society for the Pre- |
Nenllon OF Cruelty 20 children.
Casper Mangalo Of Clark street was /
arrested by Officer TObin yesterday /
afternoon. and given a hearing before /
Navor Erklcs. charged with be ng |
drunk and dis0rderly. Tie was hned
$40 and COSTS The defondcni was
alleged io have also struck his VIE.
A Ford car belonging 10 lbrry
Cornish. Negro, Of Fourth street,
broke down Tuesday. as he was drive
Ing along the New Castle L9useMaN'
bctwttn Rogers Corner and the WI
minston CauseWaN ana nc wa, o11,n,
peNcd TO abandon the car at hal
noinl on returning for the car yes
scrday morning. IL had been stripped |
a. All removable material As he ana |
his brother approached the car, they |
lI,. lna., run ANNp, iHty gave chase
and caught him. As he had none OF
the missing material. he was AloWeu
10 go The value placed on lne miss
.ino material hy MIR Cornish was oiop'
Anniher machine was reported 10
The local p0lci YESTERDAY as nelhs
reco,ered hv ihe police of Wc>t Ches-
ier on Tuesday evening. Ihe mes
1.r said Ia numb of car was eitu
al lo thc ownership of John cnil [
m New Castle Onlccr MaheM ionln
after search learned a car nad neeh /
stolen from IN garage OF Mrs. WI
evening. Mrs Naltcrs said her nus
hand lad purchased a / rd car iroih /
man named Smith some Time d59' /
and had NOT had the number chahseu' /
In automohile was completely ue- !
ul~oxrd fate Tuesday evening hN TIT, |
and abandoned along the hNet ruap
near the Rifle range The urNtr nVi
Inc car has not been seen since ,,o Ino I
nre and The figures on tlN hVen9' /
nlafo are not discernihle. 49,,
Mrs Nj p phillips. Of sixth street. !
oreomnanied hy Miss Mar Dunsah, /
MIS- Elizabeth Lightner, MIS- IdilgS ys /
~ rhallenrer and her son James H. ]
thanenccr Jr. molorCd 10 Dover yes
ferdsy. and were the guests OF nle
members Of the New Century cluy
of that city at The tal opg,hi,nh ~, /
lhc eluh James, who is ell known /
In ms section as a boy soprano, SANG /
several selections at the entertain
"' Thc NE porcas Society Of the Motho-
def church met Yesterday afternoon 1
In ihe sunday school room. r,..,
The Ladies' Aid society OF the riIst
Banlisl Church will hold its monlh,N
meeting at the home or uhafles Aop'
Baldlon. this afternoon. ,.,,..,
No ". Ir %. L. A. NJ, held IN Ma
snnic nan tuesday evening. Geor.,,
p~out Dr. Vas elected captain OF
The team Of Quoit pitchers 10 pt ~
le,lod from among the memneisilip,
Ia represent the council in the NV
-asue County Jr. %. L. \. NJ. LedSut.
TAH.ORS CT QUALITY. kuDensteh
and Barkowsky. have opened ~
tailoring shop e. iio DeiaWSr' spo'''
ADV
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william NJ rglrson are congralulat-
ing Them on the birth Of a grl.
Tho hi-Wr ckly meeting N shc local !
9oard ~ Education WAS held in the 7
aflcn of the High school Building
last cVcrsng. when only routine
business was transacted
The supplies forwarded 90 the local /
Red Cross Committee have been dis /
ributed and The chairman. Mrs. Ed /
Nard n. Naylor. says the materials /
Nil be mad into clothing FOR the I
chudren sufferers Of Europe and |
Nll be- packed and ready FOR ship |
ncni 10 the slate Headquarters VII /
oneion. by the latter part OF next |
week.
Mrs Dora Bowen. of Fourth street. /
Nho has been iil for several days, Is /
,cportcd 90 be improving
y lot on Williams street. known as
DE old Quaker Burying Ground. has
1fen transferred Go Jacob Sneichar.
ON The surviving members OF Lhe
Jrd-r of Good Sam3ritans and Sisters
Of Samaria. the owners Of the
ground The lofae Is known as Olive
Branch In on. No 10.
Members OF the freshmans class
,f the local High school. at a recent
meeting. elected John Berry presi-
icni Pauline Willis. Nice-prea.dent.
Ruth Zimmerman. secretary. and
clizaholh Cannon treasurer.
The class gave b ach party last
evening and We're chapcrOncd by
several members Of The faculty Those
present were Prof John lladley.
racher Of agriculture and manuel
framing: Miss Ruth Lena Messick.
teacher Of domestic science and home
economics Miss Virginia Gusemau.
teachcr OF science and history; The
Misses Fl x3b ,n annon Fannie Bry-
son. Pauline Wullis. Ruth thinner
man. Mary Sterling. Sadie Burris.
Leah GlendOn. Elsie Walker Naomi