Evening journal., 1921-04-04
CONTESTS FOR
NEWARK OFFICES
Two Candidates File for
Council in Each Dis
trict
NEW RECTOR TO
ARRIVE SOON
specIal % The Evening Journal.

ob'Nidi 10 me ENtnlnB JOufnai.
NEWARK, April samuel B..
Herdman, secretary OF Council and
town tax collector. is seriously in at
his home on Main street. Mr.. Herd
man, who, during one OF the Cleve-
land administrations, was postmaster
OF Newark. and who for 20 years has
been president OF the Aetna Hose
Hook and Ladder Company, has
been IN for two weeks and his friends
and family are somewhat concerned
over his condition.
There promises to be some lively
contests at the town election on
Tuesday OF next week. Saturday
was the last day for candidates to
file their names and more than one
candidate filed in each district.
Mayor Eben b. Frazer is candidate
for reelection and has no opposi-
ton, the candidates in the Council
districts are: Upper district. E. Cliff
ford Wilson and State Senator John
T.. Richards; middle Charles w. Col
merry and John Powell; lower, Jona-
than Johnson and Arthur l.. Beals.
Clifford Willis is a candidate for the
short term in the middle district to
succeed DR.. George w. Rhodes. vino
moved from the district.
Minnehaha Tribe OF Red Men re-
Gently elected the following officers
Prophet, Thomas a. Mullin; sachem.
William S. Armstrong; senior saga
more. j. Wesley Keith; junior saga
more, John Fossett; chief of rec
ords, Frank c. Jester: collector OF
wampum. Frank NJ. Smith; keeper
OF wampum. Clarence p. Denney.
The Daughters OF the King OF St
Thomas Episcopal Church will hold
a meeting at the parish house We'd
nesday night, when seven new-candi-
dates will start on their probation
They are: Mrs. George Carter, Mrs
r. Wilson. Mrs. d. Lee Rose. Mrs
+ NJ. X Foster. Mrs. r. o. Bausman
Miss Marjorie Rose and Mrs. ]. Her
bert owens.
John Barnes Wells, noted tenor
/ charmed local music lovers with q
song recital, given in Wolf Hail. Uni
versity OF Delaware, Saturday night
This was the final entertainment OF
the Artist Series, arranged last fal
and which has been such a success
Mr.. Wells was accompanied on tn,
piano by Miss Dora Wilcox, musica
instructor at the Women's College
In addition to the announced pro
gram. Mr.. Wells sang two encores
This Sweet Little Woman OF Mine
and Dream Port" the latter com
posed by himself. The program fol
lows:
1-(a) Love Me or Not. secchl
(1600); (b) Nina, Pergolesl C171O
1880; (c) Phillis Has Such Charm
Ing Graces, Anthony Young (1731
1850; (d) The Sailors Life. Oh
English.
2-(a) Down by the Sally Gar
dons, Old Irish, arranged by Wiiliar
Arms Fisher; 90 Two Negro Spirit
uals, arranged by Harry T. Burlelgf
Go Down Moses and Nobody Know
the Trouble I've Seen; Co Nah Lind
Lou, Lily Strickland.
s.-(a) The Bitterness OF Low,
James =. Dunn; (b) Boat Song, Har
ret Ware Co Mammy's Song. Har
riet Ware; (d) Song from Oma
Khayyam, Victor Harris.
4-(a) Lass OMine, Edward j
Walt; 90 Kitty. John Barnes Wells
|; (c) I Wish I Was a Little Rocl
John Barnes Wells; (d) Sylvia, ole
Speaks; (e) A. Khaki Lad, Florenc
Aylward
The Rev. John Oilphant. OF Vine
b land, y. J., conducted both tn
morning and evening services at s
Thomas's Episcopal Church yester
day Next Sunday Dr. Oliphant wi
1 oiiciate at three services at thi
! church. s. II and 7.3O O'Clock.
After the services next Sunday ID
Oliphant will return to Vineland. }
j., and on the following Tuesda,
with his wife and three small child
rem, will start a trip OF $500 miles I
Wyoming by automobile. He ha
accepted a call from the Bishop
Wyoming TO do district wor
which may keep him in the west fc
several years.
3 Bishop Philip Cook has receive
word from Rev. Edgar Jones, OF S
Thomas parish. ST. Johns. New
foundland. recently elected rector ,
Il the local church, that he will con
20 Newark just as soon as possib
TO take up his work as rector OF S
y Thomas.
A letter from Bishop Cook to thi
, effect will be read at the meeting