Evening journal., 1913-05-05
SEE SITES
FOR PROPOSED
new COLLEGE
State Commission May Agree
on One at Meeting
Today
MAKE PLANS FOR
THE SUMMER SCHOOL


Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, May 5.-Goyernor
Charles r. Miller and Speaker chaun-
cey p. Holcomb, two Of the members
Of the commission that is to select
the site for the proposed new Wo-
mems College, we're in Newark again
Saturday afternoon looking over
some Of the sites that have been
offered. There has been no intima-
ton as which one of the six or seven
sites the commission will finally de-
eide on although the matter may be
settled at a meeting which is being
held today.
A landscape artist from New York
visited Newark several days ago and
went over the different sites. While
as far as is known he was not sent
here officially by the commission yet
It is understood he had been in COM
munication with one OF more Of the
members.
Engineer T. Chalkley Hatton, Of
Wilmington, has about completed the
plans and specifications for the pro-
posed sewer system and disposal
plant. Town Council will hold a spe-
cial meeting, probably on Thursday
night, when the plans will be ac.
ceptod or rejected. II accepted ar
rangements will then be made for a
special election when the sewer ques-
ton will be voted on.
Plans for the summer school to b'
held at Delaware College under tht
leadership Of Dr. George A. Harter
president Of the college, are takinf
definite form. The organization o.
the work is nearly completed and th'
prospects are that the school will be 8
great success its first year with
large attendance of students.
Announcement has just been mad'
that the entire faculty to teach the
various courses at the summer schoo
has been engaged or the instructor
at Delaware College who will presen
their subjects during the five weeki
of the summer school are Professor
ton. who will present courses In tn
study of English Professor Clar
once A. Short and Howard X. Presto
will each give courses I'm mathematic
and DR.. Raymond c. Reed will teac
hygiene and sanitation.
Professors Harry Hayward Charlie
A McCue and Arthur E. Granthan
VIII present courses in animal huf
rcspcctyely President Harter an
Professor Koeher will present al
vanced courses in physics and Pre-
fcssor g. Laurence Smith will offe
courses in French and German.
Professor r. E. Baton, of the Ma
nassas Agriculture High School wi
give the instruction in agriculture
methods
Dr. Norman Cameron. Of the Yves
Chester Normal School, will teac
Pedagogy and School Management.
Miss Bessie c. Devine, assistan
superintendent of the public school
of Wilmington will teach primar
methods. Chester H. Ross, of VIII
mington Friends School has consent
ed 10 teach courses in geograph
and history in the absence of Pro
y
department of history of Delawar
College. who has been relieved q
the work that he may take a tri
TO Europe for study and travel.
Roland f. Downs. director of man
ual arts in the Wilmington publ
schools has also consented TO Civ
courses in drawing and arts
Although the summer school
those who expect 10 teach, arrange
81, ments have been made whereby thos
Nwho live outside the State or thos
living within the State, who, 70
various reasons would like to avai
themselves of the opportunity affor
ded by the summer school, can b
admitted upon payment of a IS tuitio
fee, to all the rights and privilege
Of the school. For such, courses 4
physics. modern languages and al
tprobable college entrance revie'
courses in English and mathematic
will be offered.
President Harter. feels in as muc
as the school is TO be a pernamen
feature of the work of Delaware Col
lege, plans should be made whereof
students OF the college who are dc
linquent in one or more courses
mathematics. english OF history, @
those who would like to make a RAP
review Of college entrance requiI
monts In Delaware TO enter college
the next session may have the oppoi
tunity TO do so. Furthermore, ID
Harter, plans 10 have the work so al
ranged and such courses offered tn;
Will make It attractive TO most teacl
ers IN the High Schools Of the Stat
as he feels in this way the standar,
OF the High Schools can be raise
along with tie entrance requirmen
OF Delaware College.
The trustees as well as Dr. Harte
are making every effort TO keep Il
expenses Of teachers in attendant
down 10 a minimum DR. Harte
thinks that he can keep the enti
cost exclusive OF laundry and ra
road fare below S22 for the enti
fige weeks.
TO MEET SEMI-MONTHLY.