Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-09
BIG DEMOCRATIC
RALLY At NEW CASTLE
Messrs. Bayard and Boyce,
Mrs. Derby and Others to
Speak There Oct. 10.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Oct. 9.-Arrangements
have been completed for pne of the
biggest Democratic meetings OF the
campaign. to he held here In the Opera
House on Thursday evening. October
10. at 8 o'clock. Addresses will be made
by Thomas +. Bayard. the party nom
lnee for United States Senator; Judge
william II. Boyce. nominee for Rep
resentative In Congress; Mrs. Mar
I shall Derby. nominee for state audi
tor of accounts. and others on the
Democratic ticket. The candidates for
| county offices will also be in attend |
| ance and viii he called upon for a
| few remarks. Music will be furnish
cd by the new band. which has 1uet
been organized by Eugene Chase. All
men and women In the county-as
we'll IA in the city cf New Castle
are invited to attend and hear the
campaign ISSUES discussed.
The funeral Of Elisha Stats Reea.
son Of Mr.. and MrS. Thomas ReeS.
who died last Thursday. took place
Yesterday afternoon. from tho resi-
dence of his parents, SO Second street,
at 80 o'clock. The service was in
charge OF the Rev. Joseph n. carp
rector of the Emmanuel Episcopal
church, and Rev. Luther r.. Poole.
past@r of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Interment was made at the
-. Georges Cemetery. The pallbearers-
were Scott and Paul i,nes. Edward
Hemphili. Robert Kennedy, Harry
Newlove and John Sullivan.
Elizabeth, tho ~nve-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Barbas,
died Friday in Wilmington. The fu-
neral tool place this morning at .
och elk from the residence of the
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clymer, Of Eaat Second street. Ser
vices were hold in tho 81. Peters
Church and interment was made IN
the adjoining cemetery.
Tomorrow evening the members If
the New Castle Century club. will
meet in regular seaslon in the club
parlons at & o'clock. \ literary and
MUSICAL pr gram will take place. Piano
solos will lie rendered by Mrs. fAus-
sat Il. Rogers; readings by Mrs.
i0omla q. Wise. and vocal solos hy
Miss Frances sheridan. Miss Carrie T..
G"mmill. the first vice president. viii
be IN charge Of the meeting. The pres
idcut. Mrs. Horace /. De kyne Is III.
Refreshments will 10 aervcd.
on Wednesday evening the members
of Adelphja Lodge. n. \. X. Of =.
Will hold "A special session in the
lodge rooms Of the Masonic Hail Go.
at 40 O'Clock. fr the purpose of con
ferring the second degree initiation
on several candidates who were unable
Ia 10 present at tho session last Fri
day evening. The third degree VIII
take place next Friday evening.
The members of tho Board Of Water
& Light Commission. this afternoon
viii hold their regular monthly meet
ing In their office on Delaware street
near Fourth.
This evening the members of Semi
meet in the lodge rooms In the
Masonic Hall.
The directors OF the Citizens Build
Ing sc Loan Association will meet tn
the parlors of the New Castle Trust
Co, Al 8 O'Clock.
Early Inst evening an automobile
belonging TO Edward Bruce ran into
n ditch at ke.i4ss bottom. several
miles north of VI city on the VIII
mington roadway. The car was de-
scending n grade when the steering
gear broke. Mr.. Bruce was accom-
panied by his mother. Neither person
was injured although badly shaken
up. The car was lowed to the garage
of William h. Kee. for repairs. Frank
Dawson. who is employed by Mr.. Kee.
had his right thumb lacerated, while
towing the car to the garage. when
his hand struck the broken windshield
of the damaged car.
On Saturday afternoon fire OF un-
known origin destroyed the barn and
shed of James Rurr!s. a former resi-
dent of this city. who now resides
near summit Bridge. Del. one horse,
several tons of hay and several ricks
of straw were also destroyed. II was
estimated that the loss would reach
$1,000.
Frank Mitchell who is connected
with the Y. NJ. c. a. of Wilmington,
was the speaker at the Baraca session
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon.
On Saturday several members OF
Brandywine Forest. No. 90. attended
the 26th anniversary of the Camden
Forest at Camden, y. ]. Among them
We're: Jesse \. Mckay, George vii.
' liams, Albert S. Boyce. Edward Nay
lor, Jr., Charles S. Fleming, Vanc,
Mitchell, and John l.. White.
The members of the Ladies Aid So,
ciety of the Methodist Episcopa
Church win meet this evening in tn,
church parlors at S o'clock.
Lieutenant Colonel a. L. Faulkner
commanding officer of the Sixth Fiel,
Artillery. at the Edgewood Arsenal
was a visitor in this city YESTERDAY.
Over 100 members of the st. Peter
Holy Name Society yesterday attend
ed the 50th anniversary of the Ma
tional Holy Name Society at Washing
ton
See Bridgewator for Jeweiry.-Ady