Evening journal., 1922-02-16
HORSE BURNED
IN BARN FIRE
William Mitchell Also Loses
Implements, Hay and
Grain
BAZAAR OPENS
MONDAY NIGHT
special to The evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Feb. 16.--J. F. Credon
and DR.. J. r. Portens, representing
the United states Department OF
Agriculture. Bureau Of Animal In
dusiry. are working IN the vicinity
Of Newark making tubercular tests
of cattle. Many cattle, II is under
stood have been found affected with
the disease and have been destroyed.
The owner is reimbursed at least in
part for the loss Of his cattle under
there circumstances. The cattle that
arc being Inspected are owned by
farmers who have entered into an
agreement with the state Board of
Agriculture and the u. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture TO have the tu-
berculin test made. Every farmer
IN the state has the opportunity to
have this work done with the ex-
pected future result Of eradicating
the disease among cattle.
The barn OF William Mitchell
near Chrisfiana. was destroyed by
fire about 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. one horse was burned and a
large quantity OF farming imple-
ments. hay and grain. The cause OF
the FIRE Is unknown. Several head
OF cattle that were IN the barn at
the time the fire started were got
ten out. There was some insurance
On the building but not near enough
to cover the loss. A fire company
was recently organized at Chris
tiana but has secured no apparatus
as yet. Farmers by forming a
bucket brigade saved several ad-
joining buildings.
Miss Agnes Medir, county club
leader. is IN with scarlet fever. This
Is the only new case OF the disease
in Newark for some days and most
OF the original cases have entirely
recovered.
Chairmen OF the various commit
tees OF the Guild OF ST. Thomas 7
z. Church arranging for the bazaal
10 be held in the Armory each nigh
next week starting Monday. will
meet tonight at the home OF Georg
Carter. on Depot road genera
chairman. to discuss final arrange
ments for the carnival
Trustees of the University OF Del
aware will hold a meeting at H.
university Saturday morning. whe
several matters Of importance vii
probably be considered.
Indications are that work will b.
started on a number OF proposed
new houses early in the spring. viii
liam p. Wollaston will build six new
dwellings and an apartment house
on Cleveland avenue.
DIR. Walter Hullihen. president OF
the University Of Delaware, has re-
turnsd from Washington. where he
held a conference with Secretary OF
Commerce Herbert Hoover, to dis
cuss plans for foreign study OF
American college students in the in
terest Of international trade and
commerce.
Final report has not yet beer
made as TO the result of the canvass
made by a committee Of women las
week for funds TO assist in distric
Y. W. C. A. work.
At a meeting OF the recently or
ganized fire company OF Christani
tonight. a women's auxiliary will b.
organized.
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nouncement made yesterday by IN
g. Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsyl
vania railroads Of the sale OF ten
trip tickets between Newark an
Wilmington good for three month
for 50.
The State Board OF Education r.
Gently announced that the loci
high school would be placed In n
FIRST group of state high school
when health teacher was appoin
ed to carry on health education
the school. The school is now eligih
for this honor as Miss Gladys
Chadsey. Of New York, a gradua
Of Cornell University has been a
pionted Miss Chadsey has had pr
vious experience IN New York
both mathematics and health ed
cation. which she VIII teach here.
RAYMOND Russell a junior in Z
local high school several days a
gave an illustrated lecture in {
school on Australia.
DR. Robert Watt district super
tendent. will preside at the fou
quarterly conference at the local
morning. tie pastor OF this chur
the Rev Frank Herson. will pre-
on Peace Within" and in the ev
ing on Driven From Home"
Dr. owen sypherd will give a
on Young Peoples Books" at
Young Peoples service in
Thomas Church parish house at
o'clock Sunday evening. At the
O'Clock service on Sunday. DR. Ed
Jones. rector. will preach on ''
Way on the Highway" and at n
o'clock service on Things That
Live BY"
The Rev. II. Everett Hallr
pastor OF the Newark Presbyte
Church. will preach on The Ki
Claims" at the II o'clock service
Sunday At this church last n