Dela~ar
VOLUME 32
II
NEWARK
DELAWARE, JU E 13,1916
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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES CHANGE
TO BEGIN AT 8.15, CLOSE AT 4.05- HOPE TO SECURE TRAIN
First Graduate Of
The Women Colleg
RELJGI US
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SERVICE
At a recent meeting of the 1dent body to hold their meeting
faculty it wa found nece . ary to at a convenient time for eYeryrearrange the schedu le of cla se one.
for next year.
The facult · has not overlooked
It ha long been felt that too the importance of Athletic · in
much valuab le time wa
lost in making the change in the . hedthe mornings, entailing a lengthy ule a it wa agreed that in ca e
nfternoon's work in order to where the pre ence of tho. e who
make room fo r all the clas es.
Again, the three periods of drill,
coming as they did, the fourth
hour on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday materially affected a
regular alternating arrangement
of tho e periods with Monda~·.
Tue day and Wednesda .
Now, po ibly the commuter
The new y tern, as worked out
ven· carefully by Prof. M. G. will wonder where the)• come in.
Smlth at the directi on of the True, on the surface it . eems an
faculty, now provides for seven inconvenience but there need he
succe ive periods, four in the no cause for alarm. Both of our
morning and three in the after- railroad have extended every
noon.
courte y to Delaware College in
Thi article aims to present to the pa t-indeed they seem t o
he student body imply the out- have taken a lively intere. t in
tanding features of the new her welfare. Some recall wh n
rogram, details of which will be Dr. Harter wa Pre ident that
nnounced next year.
the B. & 0. ran a 11 huttle" train
The morning recitations will from Wilmington to accomodate
egin at 8.15.
There will be an I commuter and who will . Ry that
ntermi sion of ten minute be- the number of uch tudent has
ween clas es with the exception In_ot incre~ ed manifold . inc ha
f the time elapsing between the ttme. It 1s the h ope of the perecond and t hird periods in the ' on interested in arranging the
orning which will be fifteen I new chedule that the railroad . ,
inute long. Thi time will be in iew of past and pre. ent pate,roted to chapel exercises. Dis- I ronage and co rdial ~eeling beL al at the end of the fourth tween College and raliroad that
period will be at 12.10.
The they may find it convenient to arafternoon classes will begin at range a satisfactory train for
1.15 and close at 4.05. Military tudent .
exercises will take place on MonDelaware i. simply keeping in
:lay, Wednesday and Friday at line with similar actions of other
S.05.
This arrangement permits 1 college
and there can be no
:~f two vacant periods at 4.05 on doubt but that the proposed ysrue day and Thursday for every tern will alleviate all defects in
; udent, thu
enabling
he tu- pa t . chedule .
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DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW
Delaware Coliege Review
P ul d i h •d lo v th t•
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or _tudent govern- ·
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of he initi at ive
of the
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and r. '18, T. G. M MiHan, '19, ll.
McKay, '19, J. G. raig, '19, J . P .
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W.
. W. Wil on, '1 0.
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Coli <rc g raduates on! y admitted. F. cu lty com
ed of nin e
I rof · sor s. L aw L il rary of .- ,0 )() \·ol um :.
pecial cours
· rre
of LI ~.. B.
in I> laware l'ra ·tic·. Con r es ]ead to de
and LL . M.
F ur full articulars add r ess
B. M. · ~ \ E R , ecr etar y,
4(0 he tn n t t reet Philadelphia l'a.
P. M. Sherwood
A gent f Or
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aun ey
News Papers
I
the
An event whi ch brought
eoll ge hefor th eyes of all t he
J·:u tPt' lwlioluy
ad joi ning . ct ion R of country oci" i l"' t 1'111 ·duy iu ,htu• _ g nminnliou
·u rr d th ts , pring. Thi event,
\\ f •f'
wh ich
wa.
the Shak perean
F tival, i con idered the mo t
. p ·tnculnr affair whi ch has ever
Le n stnged ' El Delaware.
W make thi s brief statement
'17
of th se mo t promin nt events
in ord r that all will pau e long
nough to grasp t he meaning of
u ch an epoch making year. And
mny very a1umnu s, undergraduat , and f r iend of t h e college be
inspired t o do somethin g, which
wfll r ing greater honor to the
institution.
,J. H. Jon , ' 17, P. . Lov tt ,
'18, . L. W igl , '1 , H . B. AlexI
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL
Contributed
ela-
Every Convenience Afforded
Clf T he con ta m ly
grow iu ~
uum .. r of our atr ns i. due to
th fa c t t hat \'er y c urte ·y, c 11 ·idera ti on and indi vidu al att ut ion i ho wu th em a t all tiw es, whether th eir
ace u11t · a re la rge or m all.
MAKE THIS OLD STRONG BANK
YOUR BANKING HOME
and Magazines
3
Barbers
3
Eubanks
Center Hall Building
We Cater to College Trade
ERNEST FRAZER
.•• DEALER IN .•.
Farmers Trust Company, of Newark
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS
Newark Post
WEST END
dltor
H. W. VANDEVER
lma Bl\chrnc'h;
Madg Nick r
JouRt on.
'Nuff Said!
A J tnnt llu in M Manag r
W. H . Snvi n, '1
I rvi ng R yn ld • '18
Motor Cycles, Bicyc:lea and General
Sportine' Goods
809 MARKET STREET
Wilmin1ton, De!aware.
Anythin~r and Everythin~r for Football
Complete Stock of
Spauldings' 1 Celebrated Sweaters
$5 , $6, $6 .50, $7.50, $8
Ever Ready Flub lighta
Lovett's Furniture Store ....
FULL LINE OF
... STUDENTS' FURNITURE...
Center Main Street
We Make Deliveries
BUY YOUR ...
Straw Hat
The Women's College of Delaware
OF
Girl who expect to complete cour e in Delaware High
chool next June hould plan to ecure a thorough collegiate training at ·the newly e tabli hed and rapidly
growing Women• ollege of Delaware. Although it ha
b en in exi tence only a lit le over one year, the college
ha an enrollm nt of eighty-five students from several
tate . Tuition i free t o all Delaware tudent s. New
building , large and capable faculty, beautiful location
individual in truction.
Thr e Department :
SOL WILSON
Art
ndrScience ---1 sig ned
t
('f ive• a: roa d
cultu ra l trainin g.
Educatlon ---hltended f r th • wh wi ~h to teac h
iu the. h L of Delaware an d ne igh horiu g ~t a te s .
Home Economics--- Int n ded to gh·e ~ u dents
trai n ing in ho m m a k in g an
in t achin 11 m Ec0110mic~
in th .., h ol:--.
or cat nlo u
and o her info rm at io n write to
WL ·1FRED J. ROBI
ON Dean
Newark Dela ware
H. Warner McNeal
Dealer In
Ice, Coal. Lumber, Sugarine Dairy Food
Ceme nt, Lime, Plaater and Vulc~uute
Ornamental Roofi• l ·
Newark, Delaware.
CHAS. P. STEELE
MEAT MARKET
MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE COLLEGE
Haywood Art Shop
720 Market Street
Wilmington
~
Delaware
·3 OFF TO STUDE TS
amm ond laundry Co.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE REVIEW
W. C. D. Notes
On going down to dinner on
Friday evening the tudent of
the women's Co II e g e tood
amazed upon beholding the dining room bedecked with roses and
lighted by the soft glow of can-~
dle . Whti Mp~rs Rr~nh tphruf the
crowd tha
1s
1c , ro e or
f Education was sixteen year of
~ge. A the dessert was served a
huge birthday cake wa
borne
olemnly t 0 ward t~e Faculty
table. None but the w1se partook
of this goodly rfJpast. The fooli h
at b. and gazed but felt contented thereby when huge tray
of. trawberry ice cream appeared.
-o-
Many let~ers h.ave been sent
home pectal ddeltlhvery, demanding money an
en some more
·
th commencement invitamce
e
tions and the Chemistry Lab.
breakage bills have been sent out.
-oThe members of the Women' P
Collelle take pleasure to note the
recent return of Mr. Jame H .
Salevan from his Senior vacathm.
-oMi s Pearl Wilson entertainPr'l
at her home in Wilmington thP
members of the Sonhomore Cla ~
ir Residence Hall la t Saturday
afternoon.
The earlier part of the afternoon wa~ spent in witne ·sin~ thP
Preparedne s Parade. the latter
in enjoying a deli~htful picnic
upper served on the lawn.
-oOn Monday, June 12, the .llradnating: etas
of the Rehobot'h
Restf'h Hi~h School en route t"
Wa, hinl2:ton. stonned off at NewArk and were the guests of the
Women's College for luncheon.
nancial bowing a a whole. Th i.
wa the last meeting of the pre.ent members, aa the alumni, 1
ulty, and tudent body, the thre,
organization repre ented on the
council will elect new member
fore the opening of college next
September.
-
) ey er •.
numer 1 wcrP \'arcied :
At the uggestion of Coach "il follow for tr ck: 1917, J. H ·tliam J. McAvoy, the council decid- ing ,
mart, t ele, J. Hein l,
ed to engage C. E. Keye a a 'Sist- ~Jar hall, A. G. Heine!, and Fiant coach for both football and dance: 191 , H. Alex nd r, Ta.•·,
_,
track next year. Mr. Keye , who lor, Bratton, and Hutton: 1919,
is a graduate of Lehigh University Mar ton, \Vi. e, Craig, Wil:on,
i taking
orne pecial work at Ty. on, Fitzpatrick, O'Toole, :\I.
Delaware and will return next Plam, Weldin and Lind. nY.
year.
He had charge of the I The ba b II and ten~i.
- atrack men this year and both I on have not clo ed and letter
Coach McAvoy and member of for the e sport \Vill be aw rd d
th
.
e councl 1 were much plea ed next fall.
'th h'18
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Wl
wor ·
Delaware h a
an unu ua11y
The following track men were hard football . chedule for next
awarded their "D" for track work fall which i a follow . Octob r I
thi year: Steele, Crockett, Mar- 14, We tern Maryland at l ewark; I
shall, Craig, Fitzpatrick, Hut- October 21 Haverford at Newark;
ton, Alexander, Wilson, Catts, October 28, Steven at Hobok n;
Bratton, Marston, L o o e and November 4, Dickin on at CarManager Smith.
The following li le; November 11, St. John' at
were awarded gold medals for :-Jewark · November 18, Gall dey
breaking Delaware Collegt! re. at Newark and Th nk giving Day,
cord : Fitzpatrick lowered the Mt. St. Mary's at ewark.
The Clubby Smoke -"BuD''
GENU IN
..BULL Du H
SMOKING TOBACCO
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
Newark Trust and Safe Deposit Company
NEW ARK, DELAWARE
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\\' Jnr.!IT, Pre. iJent
\\'. A. ~ J. ·<~LE .. Tre:t url'r
\\'.1. IJ.1AYLOR, Trn. tOffi •r
II.
. :VI. K LLO K, Vrce-Pres.i1lcnt
CHAS. B. E\·A~', .e r !Rry
J II:'-< W. D.\ YETT
DIRECTORS
C E l. \\', R HOI E:
DA \' IH '. K '· E
\\'.\ LT If.• TEEL
. J. \\'klGHT
CHA . B. E\' AN.
H . ~. M . KOLLOCK
J HN NIYJX
Made of ri , ripe irgini • orth
Carolina leaf, " Bull " 0 h m i
the mildt" t, mo t enjoy ble tob c.c.o
in the world.
No other ci rette
full of life and youthful i or ae
a fr h-rolled cii r t e of " ulr•
Ourh m,
uu··
·• Roll our own • "'ith u
Durh am an you'll diacover new
joy in amokin(l.
-oIt i a matter of gratificatio11
that the fame of our College ha~
. nread about to the extent th l:! tinouiries and requests for catalogue~ were received this
week
frnm El Paso. Texas, and from
Albu uerque, New Mexico.
1
-aAttractive handbooks of information for tudent have been
i. . ued by the college coverin~
~<ubiect relative to e ery pha e
of College life.
THE
or I Buil Hnn, 1Otll ctncl
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When
t tr ct.
p
net \\'ABe
-aWhence come tho e sounds of angui h,
Tho. e screams that pierce the air,
\\'a. Teddv nominated?
Did Cong;e
war declare?
~ot . o. but in the Re t Room
A pu, hing, jostling erew,
Wi h-auctioneer, Mi s
Churchman,
Conduct a grand vendue.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
Vou are inYited to. con. ider tbi - Company· E'fficien
_erYic a. a batik of d po -it, a a ·rru:t
for JWT
onal and c rporate tru. t.. and 11. E. ·cutor und r
\Vill .
Your banking and trust bu:i11e~ · ·ill he
competent!: handled y u . Call or wn in r uard
to any bu iue · in which the Company can
·e • hi.
Con\'inred
The onlr
ha
errific conflic
u. " ·ar i ," ·ell,
hing ha aved u ,
everla..'\ting
11 .
• fary . P w r
Be t
FPICER.
A pile of unclaimed merchandi e, BENJAMIN • ·rELDS, Pr . i1l nt
A mo le. whole year's hoard,
L. • coTT TowNSEND, \'ice-Pr i<lent
Tn hi. dramatic fa hion,
LEH P . • 1ALO.
.ru. now pay up its board.
And b!lrgain . ju t ask Peg '
Wh o. e ·oice drowned out the
re, ,
And Ruth who e center ru hes
Ob ained for her the best.
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Tre urer
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DELAWAkE COLLEGE REVIEW
f h
one-half lowing i. the
core o t e
hall n 11 and Rutg r game.
h
D lawar
D. Horsey 2nd 4 0 1 0
onstiH. Ilor ey, If,
4 0 2 3
Doherty, 1. t
3 0 0 0
Fid nc , 3rd
4 0 1 1
Brower, rf.
4 0 0 1
Fergu on, cf.
2 0 0 1
He iv memb r. as andidate. for
Taggart, ·
3 0 0 1
ach office.
I 0' ani 1, c
3 0 0 ~
3 1 0 ~
dvi ory
ommittce
H?ch, p.
1 0 0
An Advi~ory ommittee, con- Pl rc
IRting of th officer of the club
31 1 4 27
and one rn mbcr of the faculty, I Total
· ·
r h
Rutger
C'hos n nt the b egmnmg o eac Siler rf
3 1 0 2
b
'
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t
b
th
t.
8 h 11
rrn Y e &c lv: mem ers, . a I cker, 2nd
5 0 0 1
have charg of pt ograms, nomma- B rg cf
4 0 1 2
·
1 h 11
• I
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tJonR, ~ ·• a~<. s a
ex rcls Lyons, lf.
3 1 1 0
~.r ner I . up rvt. ton over the af- Hrowning 1 t. 3 0 0 7
fnir of the club
'
2
, ·
·
Weller, 3rd.
3 0 1
Derand, . . .
3 0 0 1
F ll y, c.
4 0 1 0
Wat rfield, p.
4 0 0 12
ARTS AND SCIENCE
CLUB ORCA IZES
Officer
ted And
tution
dopted
.
tion 2. Th preparation . of
Totals
~2 2. 4 . 27
th
program for
a h m etln$2'
cor e b mmng
hall ~ dit·ected by the Advi, orv I Rutgers
0 0 1 0 0 0
ommttt e.
la.
0 0 0 0 0 0
m ndment
Delaware
Am ndments to this onRtitu D. Hor ey 2nd, 3 0 0
tion may be propos d by any ac- , H. Hors y, If.
3 1 0
tiv m mber, with the npproval of 1Doherty, J, t
4 1 2
th Advi. or~r
rnmittee, and upon Fidance, 3rd
4 0 1
ratifi ation bv a two-thirds vot,.. Stewart, rf
3 0 0
of th
a ·tiv. m m ers enrolJ ,, Ferguson, cf.
3 0 2
:-~ hall ecome part of the conRtitu- Taggart, ss.
3 0 1
ti n.
Pierce, c
0 0 0
Webb, p.
0 0 0
Ewing, p.
0 0 0
Fr8t Men Enterb•ined
ch, p.
3 0 1
Prof ssor and Mrs. H . E. Tif H
O'Daniel c.
3 0 0
fnnv ntet·tained the Senior Cln ~ Brow r, 2nd.
1 0 0
.,~~b~"r. of th
iq-ma Phi Em~ilon Frn rnitv
la. t Thur. dn:v
30 2 7 27
Total
veninJ.t al th ir hom on
m. tel
Buckn ell
v nu . The gu(). tH w re ent r2nd
4 1 0
d a cards.
1 t.
5 1 1
4 1 1
0 I ware M ta
4 0 0
4 1 0
With Reverses
2 3 2
4 1 2
4 1 0
4 1 0
I
B
k Yale Univer itv how that the
uc - aver ge co t f~r the four year ,
cour e 1· .,~ ,073 . Under another
D you kn w at the age tw ntr-one
the ding we f1nd that 140 member
.. te a ;lay will create an esta te of
1 0 1of the clat:. u e alcoholic liquor anic
from 1
to JOUO a follow ;0 0 and that of tbe. e 54 first u ed w00 for Natural 0 :ilh• ~ ~00 for nc ident I Death0
after they ent•Jred colJege.
-,31X>O for Ueath-th re ult of injur.
0
Penn tate will be the cene of
ie .. u. tainetl und r t~av I, hunung
9 0 a great "National Convention"
b~u.l<lmgl tr ke of hgbtningl con.
5 2 imilar to the Republican NationdttlOil ,
5 2 al Convention at
hicago.
Th
1 1 delegate. will be the 300 tudent
0 ~ of the cia.. in Political Partie
from nc0
1
nd the platform will ?e comSend for itln. tration f complete propo. d of plB:nks on promment po- tection contra t. E\· ry policy larnn14 3
liti al que tlon . of the day.
.
te d hy the. tat of. 'ew Hnmpslure.
A movement
1 on foot to m0 0
. .
t · ·
':lt Thr Uaited Life aad Accideal losuruce Co 11paay
traduce
m1 11tary
rammg
of Coacord, N. H.
1 0 Franklin and Marshall College
0 0
Th
't t'
h
al No. 705-6 Equitable Bldr., Wilmioctoa, Del.
next year.
e ag1 a 10n as
H. W. LYNDALL, Mrr.
0
readv' r·earhed the Student Coun1 0 . • d th
b t t
t ·t
1 an
ey are a ou
o pu 1
2 0 c1
befot·e the
tudent body for a I
1 0 vote.
0
Harvard and Colgate have re1 1 cently ruled that any student reI gardles of the course he i pur6 1 G . uing if he per ist in the u e of
incorrect English will be a ign0 1 0-2 ed a pecial cour e in Engli h
0 1 0- 1 gramma!'.
Student engineers at Syracu. c j
2 2 2 are laying out and con tructing
Farm Water Supply a
3 1 0 walks on their campu .
11 0 0
Specialty
2 2 0
1 0 1
360 Main Street Newark. Del
0 0 0
2 2 1
·0 0 0
0 0 0
0 1 1
0
0
Victor G. Willis
5 2 r
Proprie tor
1 0 0
First cla s accommodation to
10 6 2
th e traveling public.
Main Street
2 2 0
Ameri an plan.
Delaware
10 0 0 Newark
NEWARK, DELAWARE
1 4 0
1 0 0
1 2 0
2 1 0
..lt &rruts Jou IUghf"
1 1 0
9 0 0
0 3 0
Wall s11i'l stt\ us
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!
°
GEIST & GEIST
°
Engines
Pumps and
Farm Machinery
I
...DEAN...
Plumbing
Washington H~use
Steam and Hot Water
°
Heating
irrr Jurk i;ntrl _ _ _ __
,
35 10 6 27 13
core by inning
D 1 .
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1--2
Buckn 11 8 1
0 0 0 1 0 0-10
Total
Barrow Bros.
The Barbers
Atnrrirau lllau
East Main St.
E. L. Richards
Delaware College
Lumber and
Secures its Caps and Gown s
Each Season
Coal Yard
FROM
Newark, Center
Waas & Son
Philadelphia,Pa.
When in Wilmington
Newark Kandy Kitchen ....
:call At
OOAS AND CANDIES
Ainscow's Restaurant
MANUEL PANARETOS
Excellent fService
MAIN STREET
802 Market St.
LEM COON
LAUNDRY
ISATISF ACTION GUARANTEED
Cake and
Bread
ent For
EAST M&in St.
College Barber Shop
hitman ' andi
DEER PARK HOTEL
o 'ne ' Candie
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P. B. TOWSO
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