Evening journal., 1921-01-08
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Bids for Work on Proposed
Water Plant to be
Asked Soon
LITTLE BEAR TRIBE
WILL ENTERTAIN
snecIaI % The EyenIng Journal.


committee Of City Counsel and the
aSn collectors last evening IN the
Store OF }. T. Sl0Ops, the city was re-
diSlrlcted and no two ash collectors
viii be on the same street during the
same period Of collections.
Being informed that it was a spe-
clal meeting OF Council TO consider
the water situation A C.. Cotton, OF
the dupont Engineering Company, al
Tended and offered his services TO
Council for making plans for the pro-
posed new water plant. A Mr.. Dough-
crly, a representative Of a Well-dig-
ging firm, was present and inforbed
The member sthat the cost OF driving
wells, was Si.25 a foot.
The committee appointed TO get
bids FOR construction, have made con-
siderable progress and bids for drll-
ing will be coming in from now on.
Arrangements are also being made
Tor tour OF inspection Of nearby
towns which have recently erected
and operated municipal water and
light plants.
Arrangements have been completed
for the entertainment OF Minnehaha
Tribe, OF Newark. and Wawa Tribe,
OF Union, by the Dttle Bear Tribe OF
Red Men Of Bear, on January i3, in
Odd Fellows Hall, Bear. This enter
tsinment is for the celebration OF
The reuniting Of these three tribes in
one district under the supervision Of
the same deputy great sachem. These
tribes were separated last year by the
great sachem for that year, when
Little Bear Tribe was placed in the
same district With Seminole OF this
city and Andasaika. Of Newport. This
arrangement was made, said a mem
Der Of Little Bear. without any con-
slderatiOn Of the members Of the Lit
.fe Bear Tribe and did not meet with
The approval OF any Of the tribes men
TONED. When the new great sachem
assumed control the Little Bear,
Nnnnehcha and the Wawa tribes pc
iitOned for a return Of the old plan
OF assoc ations. Wilkinson Z. Grams
ton. a member OF Little Bear, says
the Little Bear members are not an
iagOnstic to the two tribes from New
Castle and Newport, but as Little
Bear had been associated with the
other two tribes since its institution
n years ago, The members were op-
posed to any change. Frank SiVer
OF Little Bear Tribe, has been made
deputy great sachem. A membership
contest has already been inaugurated
and the winner will be entertained
by the other two tribes following the
ending Of the contest. the last meet
ing night in March.
For the third time within the past
two months the store OF Castro Al
Nerez In ShawtOwn, was robbed
sometime Thursday night. About $40
worth OF tobacco, ogars and cigar
Giles were stolen. Entrance was made
by forcing the lock Of the front door.
Anna NcWlONe, the fOur-yea- Ia
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
NewlOvc. Of West Sixth street. has
NhOOping-cOugh.
John McCaughan, Of the western
section OF the city, is confined TO his
home with grip.
The address by DR. z. V. Vaughn,
Of Delaware College, which was to
have been made before the New Cas-
he Century Club, next Tuesday even
ing. has been indefinitely postponed
There will be a special business ses-
sion Of the club on that evening
when important changes will be made
10 the bylaws and constitution. one
OF these changes will be the insertion
II a clause providing for the appoint
ment or election OF nominating
committee. All members are urged
NJ 90 be present.
Walter Wipf, Of the Second street
garage. wishes the public 30 know
that he is not the W. Wipf who re-
Gently advertised that his telephone
could moi be used by the public
George Pierce, a Philadelphia at
/ tOrncy. residing on Delaware St, Wht
has been suffering several days will
] blood poisoning. IS much improved
owing TO the absence OF the rec.
tor. the Rev. Joseph II. carp, the ln-
\ manuel Church pulpit Will be il
charge OF the Rev. James NJ. Ma.
cruder. ID. D.. OF Baltimore. tomOr
row. There will be no 7.3O celebra.
ion Of the Holy Communion, but al
] loo. . tho ahstraI
as usual. At 1890. The celebration
III Holy Communion and sermon: a
. o'clock in the afternoon the SUNDAY
school service will be held In th
evening. at 730 O'Clock Mr.. Magrude
win preach. Mr. Magruder will III
entertained at the home Of Mr.. an,
I Mrs A. V. l.. George. on The Strand
The services at the Baptist Churcl
tomorrow will be as follows: Bibl
school at 10 o'clock; morning WORSHIP
40 A o'clock; sermon subject
"Chains." At the evening service On
Rev. L. II. Davis. OF Baltimore. vii
speak on the work Of the Anti-Salool
League.
At Lebanon NJ. F. Church at Re
Lion, the Rev. Fred J. Cochran. pas
tor. will hold services tomorrow a
follows: sunday school at 9.3O, o clock
EpwOrth Lefgue at I.3O o'clock. Topic
"Thc Most Helpful Passages OF IN
Bible"
The Chrisiiana Presbyterian Churci
the Rev. David Reed. pastor, will hol
services tomorrow as follows: Sunda
school at i3O o'clock, sermon at
o'clock.
The riviNal now in progress at IN
New Castle NJ. p. Church continue
popular and the list Of preachers. VIII
will conduct the last weeks session Z
the revival beginning Monday Is q
iI follows: Monday and Tuesday. th
III Rev ". p. Greenfield OF the Brand,
.tl wine VI. T. Church. Wilmington; Wee
nesday. the Rev. George r. Street {
the Baptist Church; Thursday ever
|Ai ing the Rev W. G Harris Of Cool
man NJ. +. Church. WilminiOn; pres
dent OF the Delaware State EpwOrt
League: Friday evening, Miss Flor
7 Folsom OF Wilmington, OF the CIT
Missionary Society.
The Rev. J. 4. ROwlensOn OF Cruml
TON. Md. who has been assisting
mo revival in this church left yeste
day for his home The revival will
conducted by the Rev. J. r. Bckin
The pastor, throughout The next wee
Orivcr :. Eastburn past master
Union Grange. near HOckessin. assis
ed In the installation Of officers
Rose Hill Grange last Wcdnesdi
nighi The following officers were 4
stalled: : n. Hewitt, master; II.
Dolson. OVerscer. Clarence William
steward Edward :. MegginsOn, assis
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