Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-04-03
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Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, April 3.-Now that
the members who compose the Com
mission that is to select the site and
supervise the construction of the
proposed s125.0OO. college for Women
to be affiliated with Delaware College
have been named there is much
speculation here as to what site will
be selected The commission is COM
posed of Governor Charles r. Miller,
DR.. George ". Marshall, Chauncey =.
Holcomb. Mrs. A. d. Warner, repre-
senting the Federation of Womens
Clubs, S. j. Wright, representing the
board of trustees of Delaware Col
lege and DR.. George W. Twitmyer,
representing the State Board Of
Education.
II has been reported that DR..
/ George w. Twitmyer. was recently
offered the dictatorship of the sum
mer school for teachers to be held
1 at Delaware College for five weeks
starting June "a but has declined to
accept the position because of his
other duties. The bill passed by the
! last Legislature providing for the
conducting of an annual summer
school here appropriated $1,000 to
carry out the provisions Of the act
The work is to be under the direction
Of the trustees of Delaware College
Records kept at the Delaware Col
lege Experiment Farm of the produc-
ton of milk from thoroughbred COWS
that are used for experimental pur-
poses show that during the month OF
March one COW produced a ton Of
milk. The COW that made this re.
cord was a holstein known as MAUD
IA. DDS Lass and in round figures she
gave 2206 pounds, of milk which con
tanned 81 pounds of butter during
that month. Another COW, a Jerse,
Rose Greenway, has produced ovei
5000 pounds of milk containing ovei
800 pounds of butter in the past fiv'
months. The cost of feed for Ros'
/. Greenway averaged 81 a month 81
that at current prices cents quar-
her financial return would have beer
about S24 a month. Ae record of TIL
production of some other COWS at tn
college farm showed almost equal.
good results.
The newly. elected officers of Min
nehaha Tribe of Red Men we're raise'
, on Tuesday evening by Deputy Grea
, Sachem f. NJ. Smith and staff as fol
lows: Prophet. William G. Lindell
I Sachem, W. Jester; Senior Sycamore
) Martin McAlllster; Junior Sycamore
b Ward Lindell: chief Of records, Har
Ian c. Herdman; chief of wampum
IF. NJ. smith: keeper of wampum
+ Clarence T. Denny; warriors, VIII
, liam Mars, Orville Little, Laurel
! Wivel and w. Ring; braves, Sylyeste
! Dixon. Frank Ware, Fred Sander
and Harry Cooper; representative,
{ Edward Bailey; trustee, DAME
r. Ston 1st sannup. Elmer Wilson; e
p sannup. Buy Chillas; guard Of wig
wan David Stewart and guard {
3 forest. c. 3. Dean.
{. Warren A. Singles, has been electe
e treasurer of the Newark Trust an
r Safe Deposit Company to succee
e George ID. Kelly, Jr.. resigned. Clai
n ence A. Scott has been chosen
a take the position formerly held
Mr. Singles.
q The New-Century club at its NEE
J. ing next Monday will elect two deli
q gates to the convention of the Natioi
1 al Federation of Clubs to be held
q Washington on April 81
3 The women Of st. Thomas, Epi'
u copal Church Guild are arranging fc
: a bake on April 10.