Evening journal., 1920-08-30
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Joseph Quigley Easy Win
ner Over w. ]. Hunter at
Democratic Primaries
KELLAR WINS
SWIMMING RACE
specIaI 70 The EyenIng journal.

Quigley, OF River Road, representative
from the Tenth Representative dis
trict, was renominated on the Demo-
cratic ticket at the primaries held
Saturday by a large majority. Mr..
Quigley received 290 votes and Will
Ham j. Hunter, GO. There was only
one other contest In The hundred.
Harry V. Buckson. for Levy Court
Commissioner received 2sS votes to IS
cast for Harry Ross in the hundred.
Votes by districts follow:
For representative, First district ::
Quiglcy g. Hunter IS; Second Qug-
ley al, Hunter 10; Third: Qulgley 81,
Hunter 4; Fourth: Quigley ~ Hun
ter %; Fifth: Qugley 81; Hunter g.
Total Quigley 200. Hunter 60.
For Levy Court Commissioner
First district; Harry v Buckson 6i,
Harry Rose 20; Second: Buckson as,
Rose ~; Third: Buckson 5S. Rose , !;
Fourth Buckson 81, Rose 20: Fifth :
Buckson "a, Rose 4. Total: Buckson
2S3, Rose 50. This Levy Court dis
trict also tales in White Clay and
Rcd Lion hundreds.
The hundred vote for the remainder
OF the ticket follows:
For Clerk OF the Peace: Harrie b.
lSmith, 357; for County Comptroller
John Ncvin, 357: for ProthonOtary: Il.
Lawrence, 3Ji, for Receiver OF Taxes
and County Treasurer: John B. Nor
row. 357 for Clerk OF the Orphans
Court and Registry in Chancery {:
Theodore Ferguson, 35i for Coroner
stephen Kane, $50 for Sheriff John
l.. Dlckey 356, for Assessor: Willis
! Cloihier. 3ji.
Inspectors nominated for the diff
ferent districts were: First dlstric.
John p. Leonard Second Charles j.
Cooper; Third: Lewis J. Rambo /;
Fourth Everett b. Howard; Fifth /:
Alfred Davidson.
The delegates elected to the State
Convention follows:
First district. Francis deli jan
vier; Second John T. Sullivan; Third ::
r.. Emmett McGrOry, Fourth Andrew
NJ Gallagher; Fifth: Walter Thomp-
SON Alternaies, First district: John
Oakford Lambson; Second: Jefferson
Downham; Third: Charles Thorne :
Fourth: John j.. Doris; Fifth William
r. Harrington.
The election officers for New Cas-
tle hundred were
First district: Inspector, Joseph II.
Fahy, Judges. George W. Eckles and
William r. Davis, clerks. William
Madden and George GlyisOn. Second
district. Inspector, John b. Proud
| Judges, John Sullivan and Edward
Proud, clerks, Albert Wilhelm and
Frank Proud. Third district: Inspec-
.or, William f. Alfree: Judges. BEN
| iamin shelton and William Jordan
clerks, James Ryan and Edwin Golt.
Fourth dislrics. Inspector, Albert
Boyce, Judges John Doris and Jo-
lseph Ellsworth clerks, Robert Har-
ringlon and Frank Harrington. Fifth
district: Inspector. John p. HAYES
Judges George Harrington aud Jane,
p. stanley; clerks, Fred L. Davidson
and Frank Silver.
Mrs. Edward H. Naylor. chairman
OF the local Red Gross Committee
has called a meeting Of the members
OF the committee TO be held at tho
home OF Mrs. John Rodney. Fourth
and Delaware streets. this evening al
8 O'Clock
Since the closing OF the New Castle
Club, some one has borrowed the sew
ing machine from the parlors. The
committee on Red Cross work need
10 at This time and would apprecia.f =
ahe return OF the machine as soon as
convenient.
The All-Stans baseball team OF the
New Castle Twilight Industrial
League will play the strong Madeley
team Of Wilmington, tomorrow even
ing on Battery Park diamond.
James Smith. the young son OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Smith. OF Harmon,
, street. was treated by nr. Julius Dodd
for Infection Of the heel caused by a
neglected cut.
The baseball team composed Of
players working at the local PLAN
or the Pcnn-Seahosrd Corporation
which Is 20 represent the local plan
b IN the coming series OF games FOR ths
baseball championship Of the dieffrent
plants or That corporation, were IN.
able to stage the opener scheduled
Tor last saturday at the Tacony plant
owing To- inclement weather Tn,
team VIII go 10 Tacony next Thurs
series.
Tomorrow Is the last day on which
taxpayers may secure the benefit III
tax.
Chief Of Police Alexander McCau
shan was called 10 Shawtown yesier.
day afternoon TO stop a tight. He ar
rested a man by the name OF Lanksor
charged by Clayton McCasson witt
assault and battery. Lankson will h,
lglven a further hearing tonieht b,
Mayor Eckles.
Horace, The four-year-old son OF Mr.
land Mrs. John r. Proud. OF Fourii
street, is III at his home with rheuma
tism.
FOR SALE-2Is-siory house store
front 7 rooms and bath: all moderl
improvements. Hot water heat. ;
North second street. New Castle. Adv
Alfred l.. Cochran. residing on tn
! farm opposite the Sioecklc Farm, II
Wilmington Road snd Landers avenue
entertained a number OF his friend
| last saturday evening at a lawn part,
In honor OF his birthday.
George W. Burris. Rosd commits
sioner has made some repairs 10 IN
dyke bridge, south OF the carbarn, ol
Wilmington Road
Joseph Kellar an employee at IN
local plant OF the Penn SesbOarl
Steel Corporation. defeated John Neer
ing, fellow employee, In a hal
mile swimming contest, last Saturda,
evening. The course was laid from
a half mile on the Battery Parl
Beach, toward the shore. Neerinl
became exhaused when about hal
way over the course and WAS picke,
, M by Phillip Gilkey, who accompan
led the contestants in a batteau.
, Neering not satisfied has challenge,
! the winner Tor a return match.
. fIleen young people from this cit,
went TO Pennsvite. Saturday evenin
a and attended the Dance at Rivervie,y
" y There will be a msetinv ~ ~
+" Masonic joint COMMITTEES and me con-
mitiees OF the order Of Eastern Sta,
s lr. Q. U. \. NJ. Rcd Mon. and X ~ 1