Evening journal., 1913-05-29
NEWARK HAS
FEVER CASES
Three Typhoid Sufferers Re-
ported This Week---TOwn
Happenings
VOTE ON SEWER
QUESTION ON SATURDAY
specIaI % -THE EvENING JOuRNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del. May Pa mild
outbreak of typhoid fever during the
past few days may win many votes
for the proposed system Of sewers and
disposal plant at the special election
on Saturday.
This week three new cases have
been reporteds The patients are Mrs.
y. Rankin Armstrong, her grand
daughter and Mrs. J. r. Chapman. The
latter went to Baltimore several days
ago to visit her sister aud was taken
IN She is still in Baltimore. Edward
w. CoOch. the well known attorney
who has been IN with typhoid fever
for many weeks, he having he'd re-
lapse several week ago is now on
the road TO recovery. All of these
cases arc in the section of Newark
known as Quality Hill.
twenty-five of the Newark Boy
Scouts will take part in the third an
Cobbs Greek. near Philadelphia to-
morrow and Saturday. Under the
charge OF Professor T. F. Manns, scout
master, the boys will leave Newark at
o'clock tomorrow morning for Will
mington and go from there 10 phila-
delphia by boat They win arrive
home at $50 Saturday evening.
MISS Tamar Hirschensohn, daugh-
ter OF Rabbi Hirschensohn. of Ho-
boken. who is visiting her sister. Nj s.
Taubenhaus. wife OF Professor Taub-
enhaus. of Delaware College, has
beer awarded the European travelling
prize offered by the Society of French
Professors of America to a senior in
an American college. Students from
colleges ali over the country com
peted and the prize was awarded on
the basis of an examination I'm French
on some subject OF French literature
The judges decided in favor of Miss
Hirschensohn She will leave New
ark tomorrow and sail from New York
on Saturday. She will tour France
and take some OF the summer
courses at the French universities.
Miss Hirschensohn is a graduate Of
the HobOken High School
Town Councilman Joseph Luton. a
member of Reynolds Post No. 9. G..
A. r. has charge Of the arrangements
for decorating the graves OF veterans
in this vicinity tomorrow morning.
Mr. Luton will be accompanied by a
delegation Offschool children who will
sing at the cemeteries.
Professor Harry Hayward will go
to Harrisburg on June 3 and 4, Ia
/ judge at the Hogstown Horse and
Cattle Show.
The Newark High School com
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House on the evening Of Friday June
13. There will be several new features
on the commencement program this
year. The class will number about
90 and nine OF these will be from III,
commercial department, the frs
graduates that this department hat
turned out One Of the new features
this year will be the salutatory anC
valedictory addresses. The salutatory
address will be made by Miss Alice
Moore. who lead her class in the
commercial department and the vale
dictory by Miss Margaret Cook. who
lead her class in the academic depart
ment.
The address to the graduates will
be made by the Rev. L. Franklin
Miley. Of West Presbyterian church
Wilmington. Music will be furnished
by the High School orchestra. All
the graduates have prepared ESSAYS
and will rehearse them next Monday
afternoon before committee OF
three. This committee will select two
from each OF the two departments Il
deliver the essays on commencement
night.
Another new feature will be the
class day exercises to be held Thurs
day June IL in Centre Hall Knowles
Bowen OF the junior class will pre-
side
on Sunday June s the senior class
with the teachers and members oi
the board of education will attend the
Presbyterian Church in body tC
hear the baccalaureate sermon by tho
Rev. w. J. Rowan.
The Delaware College annual
known as THE Blue Hen" prepared
by the staff of the College Review
came out yesterday and is sa TO b'
one Of the best ANNALS for som'
years. N is houn, in limp blue leather
stamped in gold and contains mucl
humor in the way of cartoons anC
verses.
The class of Delaware College IL
animal husbandry is attending th'
Devon Horse Show today and tomor
row will go to Coopersburg to Jor
sey COW sale
Frank II Clark, OF Company f., wh'
recently made state record on th'
target range. has passed the examina
J ton and been appointed Second Lieu
tenant Of his company.
Children's Day exercises will b.
; held in several of the local churche
! on Sunday. June 9.
Mrs. Charles c. Herman, Jr., wifi
OF Lieutenant Herman. has issued in
. vitations for a luncheon and cards 70
next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Shew. entertained
party Of friends at her home on Della
ware avenue. Among those presen
were Misses Ella Sutton. Elizabetl
Poirson, Hannah Marsey. Edn
Thomas, Jennie Moore. Isabel
2 Sweet. Bessie shaw. Del Smith
Thomas Murray. George Bicking. vii
liam Gregg. Rufus Roberts. Cheste
Ewing. Clarence Jester and Gu
Gray
, dy. foreman. w J. McVey, secretary
T. X. p Morris. Samuel Allen, Jane
a McFlwee. James y. Justison.
D.