Evening journal., 1920-12-09
VOTING CONTEST
At CARNIVAL
This Will be Feature of Red
Mems Carnival at
Newark
TOWN TO BOOST
WATER RATES
srseIaI % The E1enIng IournaI.


lures OF The Red Mems carnival 40
open In The Armory tonight, VIII be
the popularity voting contest for the
most popular women The carnival
Is for ihe benefit OF the MINI hahl
Tribe Band Both the band and the
tribe orchestra under the leadership
Of j. Stewart Pryor, will furnish mu-
81, an thre n 'siit,.
There Will be numerous booths and
many attractive articles on sale.
There are several features which the
committee has not announced There
vnl be dancing each evening.
AZ a recent meeting OF Coorh's
Bridge Chapter ID. A. r.. the following
DELEGATES and aliernates 10 The state
Conference 10 be held N Wilmington
next February were elected. VI IS
Eleanor r. Todd Mrs Arthur l.. Beals,
Mrs. Samuel NJ Donnell and Miss Hen
riclla Todd OF Newark and Mrs. Flea
nor Pennington OF Chesapeake CITY.
delegates and Mrs j. wilkins Co0ch,
Mrs. Miriam II. Arich. Mrs Albert ".
Forum. Mrs Mary ID. Armstrong and
Mrs. W. +. Wingett, aliernat g.
Town COunc ] Of Newark has under
consideration an ordinance incr aslng
from $40 TO $40 the annual water rel-
ia ard also increasing the maximum
/ IsllNuNl tl water blAi tAi NN A0' u
each quarter from 300 20 5000 gal
Ions.
The local Methodist Church has in
,itd he Rev Frank HersOl 10 re.urn
for the fourth cOnsecut We year.
So inlt parents desiring 10 can OBJ
scrve On, wOrt Of their children IN
tle schOos demonstration lessons viii
be given each Friday afternoon 20
which parents are inv ted
W0men of the local Presbyterian
Church cleared $500 on the recent
poultry supper.
Residents OF pencader Hundred in
the vicinity OF Welch Tract at a meet
ing held In On school house Tuesday
night organized a Community Club
and elected these officers President,
Mrs. George Jarnan; vlce-p president,
Mrs. Harvey Davis; secrclary-treas-
urer. Mrs George Hutchinson, Dr. r.
W. Cooper. Dean Winlfrcd j. Robin
son and Francis A. Cooch made
speeches.
Ivy Castle. Knights Of the Golden
EAGLES have elected the following ON
Gers Past chief, w. V. HeaNellow; n.
chief. II. C. Fulton; NJ of r.. r. J..
Crow; X. OF f., j. A. Johnston; G. Of
r. n J. Brown; V, H. W. sheppard
s. IT,, w Taylor; II. p, j. T. Wilson,
OF G. C.. r. d. Edmanson.
The Women's Auxiliary Of the Pres
hyterlan Church will hold meeting
This afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Pierce Whltcraft.
The Home Economics Glass OF the
n ch school win exhibit the work of
The FIRST semester next Thursday aft
crnoOn.
Harry D. Sanborn has been appoint
ed 2 railway mail clerk between
Washington and New York.
Committees Of the Newark Hlei
School Alumni Association and IN
Now Century Club on education vii
n hold conference In The Academ
y building this evening TO discuss ih
4 proposed referendum for a si5l 90
b. bond issue towards The new schoo
@ building
E At me New Century Club This weel
o Miss NJ y. nohr Of the Womcn's Col
+. legc. gave a talk on Virginia Mex
Tuesday evening the club viii enter
tain the soldiers from the Rehahllita
b tion Division.
, The Lotus male quartet will pre-
I sent the program at tn third of IN
Artist Series In Wolf Han, Saturda,
might.
B Dean Winlfred j. Robinson Will D,
az home tomorrow afternoon from
d 3 30 10 $50 o'clock and will be ass So
I ed In receiving by Mrs Walter r
Hulihcn. Mrs. C. a. McCue and Mrs
Frank Collins
81 a meeting hcld al ogleiow
- school Iu sdQy night a school clul
was organized and the following on
J., GERS elected President Frank Norri
n SON. president, Henry Easihurn
secretary. Miss Jennie Smith. an
b. treasurer Leroy Hawthorne Nine
y teen residents of the vicinity ionc
the club. wh ich will hold rs meetlng
D; on he FIRST Tuesday night Of eac
s. month. Francis 4. Co0ch OF Newarl
gave talk on the value OF such a,
j. sociaiions. and Dean Winifred J. Rol
r. inson, Of The Womon's College. ais
gave a talk along similar lines a 81
* cial committee was narled with Mr.
Henry Easibuu. a. chairman, and
er membership committee with Milm
Hawthorne as chairman
n. James Manners Chapman. frrsl
n man "a, Delaware College who ~
taken iO his home in GEORGETOWN r.
ccrty D with lypho q fev IS p
!. ported 90 be q. a serious condiiio
ak He is son 10 nr james II. Chipma
Of OF Gc0rreaoWn.
al John Lynch. another freshman. vi
si- is also ill at his home in LcWes wi
hs typhoid. is reported 10 be imnrovIns
.sr These two sluden and Robert
or Walker son OF State Senator jain
0n Walker. OF HOckss ssin. also a fos
.ld man. an developed typhoid fey
a. about the same time The latter di
at the home 4 his father on Decei
Der 2
IT These are the only three cases o. D
NJ fever that have developed at the CO
800 ieee. The college officials have taxi
.el every possible 1recauti0n against {
OF disease and within the past two da
X an students have been inOculaied
MS local physicians. 40 the suggestion
er the college authorities.