Evening journal., 1922-04-27
Thieves STOCK
Up ON SMOKES
Steal $500 Cigarettes and
1000 Cigars From Buck
ingham Store
KINGS DAUGHTERS
ELECT OFFICERS

'P'Clat 10 i ne fNtHluS dtuI HdA'
NEWARK. April 27.-Presiden
George w Griffin OF the recently or
eanized Chamber Of Commerce, ha
appointed the following standinl
committees: Civic Norris n
Wright. d. f. Fader. DR.. Walter
Hullihen. ]. X. Johnston and A. @
Wilkinson. Industrlal--E. Clifford
Wilson. Robert S. Gallaher, Edward
/. Richards. George II. Stewart and
Louis Handloff. Mercantile-James
Hastings, c. B. Dean, Sol Wilson Dr.
George W. Rhodes and Charles Stra-
horn Educational-E. b. Frazer
George L. Mednl. Prof W. A. Will
kinson, Prof. r. w. Helm and j.
Pearce Cam. Real Estate--David
c. Rose. Frank Collins, John 4.
shaw. ]. c. Willis and William H.
Evans. Agriculture-Dean Charles
A. Mccue. John f. Richards, R. G.
buckingham. Walter Geist and
George z. Robinson.
Thieves recently made a second
visit TO the store OF r. g. Bucking-
ham and stole $500 cigarettes and
1000 cigars.
The Varsity and Footlights club
Of the University OF Delaware VIII
give a minstrel show on May 8.
superintendent j. Herbert owens,
OF the local schools. is confined TO
his home with an infected foot.
At the meeting OF the Faculty
Club Of Delaware College, University
of Delaware, Monday night, there
will be a demonstration and lecture
on radio-telephony Walter Dent
Smith. a member OF the senior class
will give a talk on The Modern
Radio Telephone"
At the meeting OF the Newark
Parent-Teacher Association on May
II, DR.. Edgar Jones. rector OF st.
Thomas Episcopal Church. will give
talk. There will also be special
musical program.
Floyd Hubert. pitcher on the High
School baseball team, is confined to
his home with an injured leg re-
ceived in a game last week.
Captain Mackenzie OF the military
department OF the University of
Delaware, has been ordered by tho
War Department to report TO the
infantry school at Camp Benning
next fall. His successor for the uni
versity has not been announced.
At the meeting of the New Cen
tury Club on Tuesday. the newly
elected officers were installed as fol-
lows: President. Mrs. w a. Wiikin-
son; recording secretary, Mrs. e. L.
Wilson; treasurer, Miss Elinor Har-
ter; corresponding secretary. Miss
Edith Spencer and vice-presidents.
Mrs. Thomas F. Manns and Mrs.
Clarence A. Short.
Reports OF various officers and
committees were submitted. Miss
Harter. treasurer. reported a bah
ance OF s1I6.2s
The Junior prom OF the local high
school will be held in the armory
Saturday night.
The Newark Choral Club will give
a concert in Wolf Hall on Thursday
evening. May 4. Ralph Turner. Of
Philadelphia, baritone. will be the
soloist
At a meeting OF the Kings Daugh- |
ers of St. Thomas Episcopal /
Church held at the home of Mrs. |
Herbert owens last night the follow
ng officers were elected: President, |
Hrs. George Carter: president.
IRIS. Herbert Owens; treasurer, Mrs.
,rnest Sanborn, and secretary. Miss
-udrey Miller. Refreshments were
erved following the meeting.e
The KVomeufs Auxiliary NJ 81
homas' Church met at the home
I Mrs. Ernest Sanborn yesterday
fternoon.
A recent inventory taken OF books {
n the University OF Delaware IL {
'rary showed that s34 books are ,
Missing from the library shelves. ac-
-ording to statesssnt made by Miss Z
Dorothy hawkins. assistant libra {
ran 10 letter to the Review. the :
STUDENTS publication.