Evening journal., 1920-01-12
COLLEGE FACULTY
MEMBER Resigns
Install Electric Program
Bell For Benefit of
Students
WILL VOTE TOMORROW
ON PEACE TREATY
aeclal % The EvenIng journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Jan. i2.-Associate Pro
fessor Charles W. Banks, Of mechani-
oal engineering, at Delaware College,
aas resigned and will return to Win
ihrop Institute, Boston, Mass. where
be was located before coming TO Della
ware last september. His resignation
is effective February I.
Students OF Delaware College, at the
sAapel exercises tomorrow morning,
will vote on the League or Nations
,ssn. A vote will be taken in all other
universities and colleges throughout
ne country tomorrow Four principal
propositions are submitted for the
consideration Of the college world.
The four questions 10 be voted on are
Is follows:
i-Do you favor the ratification Of the
eague and treaty In any form?
Are YOU opposed 10 the ratiiica-
ion OF the league and ereaty in any
'Orm?
3-Are you IN favor Of the ratlflca-
ion OF the league and treaty in any
'Orm?
i-Do you favor any compromise on
he reservations which will make pos
ihle Immediate ratification Of The
reaiy and league?
officers Of Newark Conclave. No. G.,
lopasophs Of Seven Wise Men, were
Installed list week a. follows Chan
ell0r. g. Wesley Keith; NJ 2. Archon,
Abert Miller; Provost, John V. Price (;
'relaie. purnali Shockley; Inspector
General, Louis Krapf; Herald, George
i9bsOn Warder, William Manns 3; SEN
incl Charles Dear; Financial Scribe
lymond A. Davis; Recording Scribe.
g Widdocs, Treasurer, T.. NJ. Smltf.
representative, C.. Wesley keith; 1rus-
re- Ranlel Kopf.
Members of the High school Dra-
l1iic Club are planning % present the
omely, Miss Fearless and Company"
ONE time next month.
Mrs. r. II. Chambers and daughter,
elizabeth have gone TO Detroit. where
lr. Chambers Is located with the Fed
raj Government.
Members Of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. at
ended services at the Presbyterian
,hurch in a body yesterday morning
The pastor, ihe Rev. William J. Rowan,
preached on Hand 10 Hand for God
nd Country. Mrs. William Hagans
vas the sololst.
The Faculty Club OF Delaware Col
ege has arranged for a series Of lee
urcs during the winter The first
viii be by Professor v. G.. Smith, on
rar,tto..-- 40 80, stufl,a l..fa,,a ~ .ra,.f
,otion.r February ., e. n. Nallandig-
,am viii lecture on 'What Ais Amer
can Literature on February 9 and
3 and March 4. there VIII be series
" lectures by Dean Charles A. McCue,
W "Tho status Of Evolution"
A program clock, manufactured by
he international Time Recording Com
ANY. has been installed In the o0lce
" Business Administrator A. G. Viii
.'nson. Bells are also being installed
q every class room IN ihC college
onnected with The clock by electrical
wires. These bells will be rung at 10
minutes Of the hour when the class
eriod ends and on the hour for the
larting Of the period This will give
tudents and instructors ten minutes
90 Afk lINNl NllH CLASS IUNlll ~ tstNAAl'lf
I'd it is expected to prove beneficial TO
tudents and faculty members alike.
Nith this system, operated from the
Business Administrators office. a stu
lent can have no excuse for being late
% class.
H. Rodney sharp. trustee Of the
,ollege, has donated lamps for The use
# the students in the lounge room Of
.ollege Hall.
The floor Of the dining room, which
used for college dances. was recent
y scraped and polished by Ralph Con-
ior, Of Wilmington n Is now IN ex-
client condition for dancing.
Richard Mollln, Of Philadelphia. was
week end guest Of MIR. and Mrs. A. G..
Wilkinson. Mr.. Mollin served during
he war in the Canadian and British
lrmy After the armistico was signed.
p went 20 Australia. and while thero
net some relatives of Mrs. Wilkinson.
,Fr. Mollin is an American and When
ie returned 70 this country he was
fven messages from Mrs. Wilkinsons
elatlves 70 deliver TO her from the far
way relatives. yesterday. Mr.. VIII
lnson is Business Administrator at
Delaware College