Evening journal., 1920-11-10
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Republicans to March in
Victory Parade on Fri
day Night
PYTHIAN LODGE
TO MAKE VISIT
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NEW CASTLE, Nov. i0-Thls city Is
assured a big celebration as a result
Of the recent election, when all but
one OF The Republican candidates for
Oillce were elected A large delega-
lion OF Republicans gathered I'm The
Armory last night and voted TO have
a parade on Friday evening.
Professor George Mclntire was
elected chairman. and William w.
Leach and Jesse A. Mckay were ap-
pointed a committee on arrangements.
This committee will report at the
meeting 10 be held in the same place
at o'clock tonight. The committee
waited on several women Republicans,
following the meeting and were as
sured they would do all in their
power TO make The celebration one
long TO be remembered by residents
Of the town. All Republican residents
are requested TO have their houses
Illuminated Friday evening An inVl-
iailOn was extended 10 Red Lion. Bear
Chrisiiana, Newport and Delaware
City Republicans 10 participate in the
demonstrates, There will be floats
Of all kinds In the line.
Members Of Adclphia Lodge No. s,
Knights OF pythias, VIII visit Calan-
ihia Lodge in Wilmington next Tues
day evening, when a reception viii be
given by that lodge and their guests
10 their newlv-elected grand chan
cellor commander, William IT, VIII
son, who Is a member OF Caltanthia
Lodge AT the last meeting Of the
Adelphia lodge, Charles Townsend
Charles Clymer and Charles Wipf were
appointed a committee OF arrange
ment for the trip
Members Of City Council said last
evening that several complaints have
been made concerning intersection arc
lights being out Of commission, The
Council has notified The company that
IL the lights are not lighted by to-
night, they will employ a man TO
make The necessary repalrsand deduct
the cost from the light bill next
month. Some OF the lights have not
burned for more than two weeks.
About twelve men. who have been
employed at the Bethlehem Steel
plant wre laid OF yesterday. only
four men are left at the plant, one
at night and three during the day.
All fires have been drawn and pipes
drained. Rumor has 10, the plant will
be sold. Since the closing OF the war
this plant has been practically lnac-
tive. 1t was used during the war as a
loading plant.
About 40 persons enjoyed the mask
ed social given by the Sunday school
class Of Miss Florence Street, In the
social rooms OF the First Baptist
Church last Friday evening. About
$3.50 was cleared after all had been
treated.
Several persons saw a woman fal
from the front steps OF the home o.
| William j. Hunter, Delaware street
| last Saturday afternoon. and thinking
il was Mr.. Hunters WIFE so reported
| The woman, who met with the acci
dent was Mrs. Mary Y. Jones, OF WI
/ mInglOn a sister OF Mrs. Hunter, VIII
was leaving the Hunter home afte
spending the day there She misse
her footing and fell an her right arm
breaking her wrist. Or. Booker re
duced the fracture.
Mike Rilishinsky, who was arrest
cd on complaint OF Max j. Rolls,
| nohhinsville grocer. Monday evening
| charged with passing a WORTHLESS
| check, was dismissed when he signe
an agreement 20 pay Mr.. Rolls a gro
cory bill for which the check wa
! given
Clarence Ingram was arrested In IN
western section OF the city yeslerda'
| hy Onlcer Lenoir, charged with dis
orderly conduct Mayor Eckles fine
him 81 and costs.
The basketball team representin