Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Republicans Have Contests All
Along the Line for Their
Primaries Tomorrow.

sresial correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, April l6.-Much interest
rs taken in the coming Republican dele
gate and alternate election, which VIII
Ie held tomorrow. The polls Will be
omen AT I O'Clock and close at !. In the
t,rst second Fourth and Fifth districts
there are two candidates for delegate, one
IN each district to bc selected. I'm the
Third district there are two alternates,
one To he selected In the First there are
four committeeman, three To be selected.
I'm the Second and the Fourth districts
there are five committeeman, three to be
sclccted. In the First, or Eastern, DIS
trict the election Will bc held at the
mavors office, the Second or Northern
district the election will be held at
Cbondler Gebharts parlors, the Third or
Western district the election will be held
AT Ryan's store. and the Fifth district
the election will bc held at Applebys
Store. at Bear Station The following
nominees comprise the ticket OF the five
districts. First district Delegates, Wal
lace /. Cannon and Edward Simon lonc
10 be elected: alternate, Samuel >. Har-
ris: county committeeman, George ".
AIcknitt. A. V l.. George, Paul lIbblt
and William Beck (threc to bo elcctedl.
second district Delegate, James W.
Foster and Edward III. Naylor, Sr. Tone
to be elected): alternate, Charles \. Cook;
county committeeman, Edward N. Nay
lor. Sr.. James W. Foster, Samuel Me
Knit. James Hance and James Wright
three TO be elected). Third district
Delegate, Thomas Johnson; alternate,
William Myers, George Harris zone TO DC
elected; county committeeman, William
! Etchels, Charles NJ Appleby, Joseph
Williams. Fourth dlstrlct-Alternate
William W. Leach and Matthew Murray
tone 20 be elected; alternate, Marshall
Burris: county committeeman, Harry u.
Halliday. Willard Murray, William Mar
shall. Mark Bennett, Samuel Halg lthrce
10 I've elected: Fifth district-Dergate
Edward Burris. Claud Lester Zone TO be
elected: alternates, Beniamine Sillitoc;
county committeeman, William f.. Grams
ton. CLAYTON Applcby. Edward Burris.
The Stoddard's Lectures, which the
pupils of the High School recently order
I'd. have arrived at the school and the
hooks will be turned over TO the students,
after one-half of tho price IS paid. lhe
total cost of the literature is s44.
Edward Challenger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James 7. Challenger of South Sixth
street. who was recently operated on
for throat trouble. came home yesterday
and is getting along very nicely.
James H. Biggs, prominent business
man Of this city. who conducts men
furnishing store in one of the stores OF
the Masonic Hall Co, was married on
"Wednesday 10 Miss Emmeline Mccoy
Frazer. al Newark. whore the bride former
n resided. The ceremony was performed
bv Rev. William J. Rowan. The bride is
we'll known IN this city. For several
months she was nurse for Mrs. David
Boudcn. who has boon indisposed.
Mrs. George McIntire has been selected
hv tho members of the New Century
Club TO act as chairman of the Civic
Club Committee, who will. IN conlunc
tion with the Public Health Committee,
look after the cleaning up Of the city
streets. A date viii be arranged for this
line of work.
Yesterday afternoon, NJ the parlors OF
the New Century Club. a card party was
held. A number of petsohs from VII
mington and Delaware City took part.
There were eight tables occupied, and a
number Of prizes were gwen to the WIN
ners.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Manager William O. Dennys team Will