Evening journal., 1918-02-11
IS STUDENTS DROP
OUT OF DELAWARE
Prof. c. H. RawlinS EnliStS
in Ordnance Depart
ment, US. A.
RURAL BOARD
CALLS MORE MEN
speeial 10 TIlE ENENNG LOrRNAL.

SlNNldl ~ llfL ~ E-flNNf Jul LIANAL.
NEWARK, Del, Feb. il.-Followne
the mid-year examinations recently
concluded, Delaware College has lost
about fifteen students. Contrary TO
general belief none Of these We're lost
as a result Of the incident last fall
when practically the entire student
body remained out for q day because
only one days vacation was allowed
at Thanksgiving. The students at that
Time, after an Investigation had been
made by a special committee Of the fac
ulty were penaliZcd TO the extent Of
being marked absent for the day which
made it necessary for many who were
now up with their studies Go take re-
examinations. The faculty, however
adjusted the matter so that UIis penalty
would not alone result in ousjing O stu
dent from college. Of the students who
have been lost there was only one who
was let ont. Three others have enlist
90 one was transferred and a number
left college voluntarily. Last year 4
ont by the scholar
ship committee at this time.
Professor e.. VI Rawlins, o member 0i
the Delaware College faculty, has en-
listed in the Ordnance Department of
the army.
Edgar McNlullcn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. Roseby McMullen, who will leave
this week for Fort Oglethorpc Ga.
where he Will enter the Medical ON.
GERS Training School. was given a fare
well reception Saturday night by thu
clerical force Of ihe Newark postoflce
Alr McNiulen has been . rural mai
carrier for several years
Dr. Robert Watt preached in Newark
~ Z. Church last night. The Rev +
p. Roberts, pastor of the church ha;
resigned from the conference because
Of i'll health and viii make his former
home in NIiddletown where he has
bought a home. The Rev Frank Her
son. pastor Of Trinity NJ. E. Church
Philadelphia, is to succeed Mr.. Rob
eris here.
Notices have been sent out by the
rural New Castle County Board Of EX-
emptions to 100 more registrants to TO.
port for physical examination this
week. Twenty regisirants viii report
at the headquarters at 3 o'clock each
day, starting tomorrow. as follows.
February i2-RaymOnd IT, Ziegler
Richardson Park. ira S. Mccoy. Hunt.
inglon. ". Va; Noland r Letherbury
Middleiown; Oryill L. Little, Newark
Willard Foreman, New Castle, Raffeelc
niTullis, New Castle; Dalbert D. Nabb
Newark; John L Wood, Newark; vii
liam Patton, Odessa; James Taylor
New Castle; George kulhopf summit
Bridge James T. Hall Henry Clay
Oscar B. Knauss, New Castle. Ollie
Lewis. summit Bridge: George a. Car
ncy. Newark; John Marmonlow. New
Castle: Gustavc a. Kern. Milford
Granville Johns, New Castle John =
Karlson, New Castle, John " BOYS
Stanton.
February i3-Garrett p. Cantweu
Elsmere, Thomas J.. Lilley Newark
John Amoriello. Philadelphia. Clifford
r. Lyman, Newark; David p. Curlstt
Elsmcre; William \. Ellison, Newark
John II. Bauge Jr, lorklyn
Carmelo AIaimonc, Bridgeport, Conn.
Alonso Tiller, AliddletowD; John j.
Gott, New Castle: William j. NlcGahey
Norristown, Pa. Philip J.. Bromhau,
Mt Cuba, William J.. Turner. Viii
mington: Charles w. Ferguson. Henry
clay. Charles +. Miller, Newport
Richard e. Dickey. stanton; William
A. Bush, Newark: Evidence stewart
st. Georges; William G.. Clayton