Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Mayor Cramer to Send List of
Unemployed to Labor
Bureau Office.
NrccIal corrcspondcnce Every EvenlnI

New Castle Oct. Mayor w. Leslie
'remcr viii receive the names of un-
employed skilled labor ON Monday
evening In his officc. from Z until
O'Clock The list OF names win be
submitted by him 90 the Employment
llultau in Wilmington.
The funeral of William H. Rothwell.
who diod early yesterday morning at
ihp Homeopathic Hospital. Whining
tNn, VII take place tomorrow morn
lhAi with For,lcua az his late rest
aNnup, on West Fourth street, at II
utlrfh, IN uharnu of Rov. John h.
iNNhlNHi Nsriup uf the Methodist
ipls opal thutoh, Rev, John l.. john
sNN ui ptlsheld, Nld. and Rev. MIR.
frNNHlpt ul MiddiuioWn. The pan
ipAitis viii hv Raymond Foster I'D
Nalh W harlo. John F cloud, c.
Nttlls inmlann hrcdcrlck L. kuiz and
NhHimpf niredley, Iutcrm,nt will be
msde "a Mlddleiuwn.
Tho funeral ~ Mrs. Rchccca 4,
lnhll whu died on "Wednesday evening.
vii iakr place tomorrow afternoon az
q urleh, with services at her late
ttaldsneo, "a Third and Chestnut
streets. in charge uf Rev. Frederick w.
oAufhlser, pastor OF the First Baptist
church, The pan bearers will be
NtandFona of tho deceased. Ruford r.
liuni, Ira Clarence and Albion Nolk
81 fox Chase, Pa. and John and
David McCallister OF nyewood Pa.
fhirty-two groat-grandchildrcn sur
NlNe. The interment will be made in
the 0lvbo Cemetery.
last evening the members of
Friendship Lodge. No. 3. Ancient
order of United Workmen. elected the
following officers. Master workman,
Harvey johnosn; past master work
man, Vance II. Mitchell; overseer,
iamcs Earle Bacon; foreman. Irving
Jones. guide, Robert III. Harrington,
ir. inside watchman, Frank Har-
fington, outside watchman. Leslie
Walls; treasurer, Thomas ID. Walls;
ivcordcr, James l.. Bacon: financier,
John n. Manlove. on next Thursday
evening the Mogullions. a side degree
of the order viii meet at the close
81 the regular session and all MEM
bcrs are expected 70 be present.
Thia evening, IN connection with
the prayer service OF the First Presby
terrain church. preparatory service
viii be- held In the lecture room Of the
church. Holy communion will be ad-
mlnistcrcd IN the church on Sunday
morning.
The attendance at the benefit NOV
ina picture show given by the MEM
hors of the New Castle Health Center
ln tho Royal Theatre last evening was
large.
u... n. s..,.. l.. .,..,,f,.,- ,,a
their FIRST fall session in the old Ar
mory with a membership OF 90 scouts.
Scoutmarter Edward n. Naylor, with
Assistant scout-masters Brokaw Sent \
nan, John leach and Douglas Proud,
are forming their @ea scouting crew
and have secured rs members, with
one skipper and two assistants. The
scoute viii meet in weekly sessions
on "Wednesday evenings.
Thir evening the members of Adel-
rhla tsodvv. No. s. Knights of Pyth-
me. win meet in weekly session in
the lodge rooms Of the Masonic Hail.
Manager L.eSlie Walls OF the Sixth
Company. c. A. c. ID. y. c., is ar
ranging a basketball schedule for the
coming season and has booked sew
srai games. Arrangements are being
uade 90 form a league with the
members OF tie Delaware National
Guard.
John Press. four-year-old son OF Mr..
sud Nre. Albert Press OF West Sixth
street. fcll out OF a swing in the yard
20 his home yesterday and received a
iaccrated scalp. DR.. b. NJ. Allen gave
attention.
1his evening the members OF the
sixth Company. G. A. c., ID. n. G. will |
hold their weekly dance in the Van |
Dyke Armory.
Great interest il centered in the |
baseball gam. which will take place !
tomorrow afternoon on the Battery |
diamond between the pick OF the local |
players and the pick Of Wilmington |
players The game Will begin promptly |
Ht 3.i5. Seating accommodations will |
be arranged for a large crowd. as the !
association has arranged with City
Council to secure the park benches.
Rev. william G.. Koons, who was TO |
speak at one Of the meetings during |
the cent annial week Of the Methodist |
Church. has cancelled the engaeement |
on account OF being confined to his |
home with illness. Rev. John l.. John |
son, pastcr. 1912 20 1915. will speak /
on the evening OF the 9th and Rev. |
John ~. Beachamp OF Wilmington |
will speak one evening.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. Bicking motor !
"a to Cherry Hill, Md. today, where |
enc pastor preached the funeral ser |
vices OF Mrs. Ethel r. Pierson. Inter |
mcnt wac made in the Head Of the |
Christlana Cemetery.