Evening journal., 1921-10-10
NEWS GOSSIP
Of new CASTLE
Mayor Cramer Will Register
Unemployed Skilled La
borers Tonight
UNSKILLEDW WORKERS
ALSO TO REGISTER
specIaI . rhs EvenIng JournaI

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Oct 1o.-The first
real activity in relieving the needs
OF the unemployed OF this city will
begin at o'clock this evening. when
Mayor W. Leslie Cramer, will start
registering all unemployed skilled
iaborers. The Mayor will sit in
his office in the municipal building
unt.l o'clock or later IL needed.
lie desires to have all skilled labor
men report to him this evening. He
will sit in the same place tomorrow
evening TO register unskilled labor
Mayor Cramer said last evening
any industrial concern needing car
penters. steel and iron workers or
masons, II a request is made Of him
ne viii endeavor to M all orders
on request by posting throughout
the city a printed list Of the num-
Der and class OF workmen needed.
My greatest desire. as Mayor Of this
city" said the mayor rs to accom-
plish as much as possible in the re-
lief Of the unemployed and the needs
Of their families. / am especially
anxious to have Industrial activity
Increased and will work with any or
all Industries TO that end.
There will be meeting OF those
interested in the placing Of a first
class baseball team in the field next
year and the erection OF a fence
around the playing field on Battery
Park, in the Mayors Office at 7.30
o'clock next Thursday evening. This
meeting will be open 10 women, as
well as men. Plans will be made
and committees appointed to ar
range plans for the raising OF money
during the fail and winter with the
Intention Of inciosing the athletic
neid.
Merton White, OF the local high
school football team. sustained an
injured shoulder in the game with
Saiesianum, AZ Wilmington, las- SAT-
urday Dr. IS. N. Allen who was
called in TO give treatment to White.
said the shoulder was in such a
condition. that it would probably
necessitate taking an N-ray before
the full extent OF the injury could be
determl ned.
Lawrence. the eleven-day- son
OF AR. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett. Of
Seventh and South streets died at
the home OF his parents. last Satur-
day evening.
Mabel Thompson aged 10 years.
of Rose Hill. Is confined to her home
with poison oak infection Of the face.
Frank Carroll, Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carroll. Of Sixth and
Cherry streets. Is confined to his
home with tonsilitis.
Owing to the storm on Saturday
the game. scheduled between the
local home talent and the Whining
ton home talent teams. was post
poned until next Saturday. Man
ager Jimmy McDevitt is not dis
couraged. Jimmy says he is going
to win no matter what team comei
here He said the stronger they
come the better we will appreciate
IT,"
John Martin. who is in the Wo-
mems Methodist Hospital, Philadel-
phia. is reported to be in a serious
condition.
The New Castle Century Club will
hold its weekly meeting tomorrow
tNNAAAAHf at q AAOAh AM AAt NAAA
rooms. Second and Delaware streets
Seminole Tribe No. %, Imp'd
Order of Red Men. will meet in
weekly business session at 8 O'Clock
this evening.
The Citizens Building and Loar
Association will hold its monthly ses.
sion in the parlors of the New Castle
Trust Company, this evening.
Arrangements have been made foi
Halloween party in the Sunday
school rooms of the Methods
Church on Tuesday evening Novem
Der /. The Young Peoples Brancl
Of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union Of the Methodist Churcl
win be in charge. The public is in
vited to the party
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davis o
East Fourth street. celebrated tn
fortieth anniversary Of their wed
ding last Saturday evening. when
number Of friends and relatives en-
livened the occasion for the con
genial shoemaker and his wife.
Members Of City Council and Cit
Solicitor viii hold a conference to
morrow evening, when several sec
tions OF the city charter viii be dis
cussed. Special attention will b
given to the section concerning IN
passing Of ordinances.
The High School Athletic Asso
citation cleared $12 at the bake hel
In the Tobin Meat Market. last Sal
urday.
David B. Kee. who has been oper