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2 WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1914. NEW SCHOOL HEAD 0 1500 Children's Tan Sandals 39c TAKES UP DUTIES 1 Some of these are slight seconds, but all are very special at this special Value 69c 50 Dozen Embroidered Corset Covers 19c The Best Fibre and Grass Bags at 45c IB. Tovkte 0W Mil Askmw An TMl st 'lt lW Homm Isesssi MMta Superintendent Scott Getting in Touch With Local Conditions and Plans for New Year. 1000 Pairs Ladies' Oxfords $1 A basement special of exceptional quality. Both tan, black and mixed colors.

All worth 3 and $4 per pair. Very special. A very beautiful cover that is pleasi.ig to the eye; value 2 5c Closes Evenings at 5.45. Open Satur day Evenings Until 10.15. A very special item for to-day.

Something that will please you. Very suitable for that picnic. Value 69c It is most fortunate for the new city superintendent of schools, Professor Clifford J. Scott, that he becomes the head of the local educational system at the close of a most successful year and when the prospects and opportunities for the future seem especially bright. The highest tribute that they could pay to the late Dr.

George W. Twltmyer was the splendid co-operation of the entire teaching corps with Mise Bessie C. Devine, acting superintendent, to conclude the term creditably and to give to his successor the system In as efficient state as possible. To a representative of Wilmington ornrnnn nri lorn Awn nmvrorn' bi vs a a aw fl4VivM a- -rw' ai LAWNS. Also a few hatistcs of rerular END OF THE MONTH SALE values IC, 250 Serpentine Crepe and Striped Voile and Fancy White Dresses 1,000 YDS.

UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, yj in 10 to 20-yard pieces. Value lOcyard I jtS SATURDAY SPECIALS IN DIFFERENT 8c 1,000 YARDS RATINE COLORS. Very beautiful 50c REGULAR 79c CORSET AT A very special sale for to-day. $2.00 1,250 YARDS CIIAMBRAY, TalW 12c 7-ward It A few more of those very fine dresses ia values up to $5 and $6. 69c LADIES' SILK GLOVES, lenffth.

Regular 1.00 value. Morning News, Mr. Scott said yesterday that he Is extremely pleased with the good spirit in which the schools closed. From the reports which have been sent to his office, there Is every indication that the reorganization of the schools In September will bring a wider field of activity and usefulness for the coming year. During the summer, Mr.

Scott will study closely local economic and industrial conditions with the end in view of having the school system continue more widely to meet the needs and requirements of community Hfe. He realises that almost unlimited opportunities are open to local schools for aortal service of the highest quality and to anticipate and meet these must be the ultimate test of the value of the public education provided in our schools. It Is too early for a critical study of the curriculum to have been made, but It is not the intention of the new superintendent at this time to make any radical departure from the present course which is recognised as in line1 Ladies' Silk Hose 15c Slight seconds of a regular 30c and 75c hose. Very special for to-day. 100 Ladies' Hand Bags 69c All leather bags, the regular values and $1.50.

Very special to-day. 300 Beautiful Parasols $1.00 LADIES' SILK BELTS in all the new ef- Effects. Very beautiful uUC LADIES' 12-BUTTON, white and black OQ-lisle Gloves. Value 49c Z3U WINDSOR TIES in every color. Regular value 25c Very special I4U Striped Yoile Dresses $2.98 The popular summer dress foods, made in that beautiful new Russian tunic effect The stripes are in all the new colors, including purple, black and navy.

Value $6. l. -11 i t- nM4 in Mil Ul lite new aiiu I'icitjr luiiiimaiiiii. vti jr. stunning and neat.

Value ft. 50. wnn me oest lound in any city of its Mr. Scott was critical! In the commencement exercises of the Wilmington and Howard High Schools ana ne expressed himself as highly erraunea wun what he saiw and harri COLUMBIA VON the liberal arts course rather than one who has specialized for years. The former has broader capacity for adaptation and is a better all-around He Is also gratified at the prospects of co-operation upon the part of the rious associations of alumni, with his man.

Briefly these are some of the ad- vanced ideas in education for which) PREMIER RACE above condition of the breach of any covenant to remove all pipes, manholes or fixtures placed upon or under said public road by the said company its successors or assigns, upon thirty (SO) days' written notice of the resolution to do so. signed by three (3) members of the Levy Court and mailed to the last known postoffice address of said company." Mr. Scott closed the discussion by directing his remarks to Mr. Smith when he said that he had never seen selfishness so personified as it has pre lined the liver banks, and crowded the steamboats and yachts at the finish, despite the fax-t that Syracuse, last year winner, and the two Western crews, Wisconsin and Washington, were early eliminated by the hot pace. The start was delayed when a Cornell oarsman Jumped his slide In the first few strokes and the six crews had to be recalled and sent away a second time.

It was almost seven o'clock, and twilight had settled upon the water under the frowning hillside when Pennsylvania slashed Its way Mr. Scott stands and which we may expect to see a part of his administrative policy in this city. Owing to the shortness of time it opinion that if the Levy Court wanted something from the gaa company for the franchise that they should asK for a lump sum of money and place it in the coffers of the Levy Court. Mr. Burris said with the sections stricken out, the Levy Court could tax the gas company for what the line was worth and thereby weuld derive the right benefit.

The motion to strike out the sections was then put, Mr. Burris remarking to Mr. Oroves that If he voted for this action he would vote for the Incorporation of the amendment word for word which had shortly before been presented, and which could be placed In the original resolution after the sections were stricken out. This was satisfactory to Mr. Groves.

Xn Smith, however, was not satisfied ana (Continued From Pirst Page.) however, was the remarkable show was possible for him to visit only 11.11 1-6; Columbia, 11 14 I-S; Penn-ylvania, 11.11 I-t, and Syracuse, l-l. Ft-e)imaa ICigltl Ilace. The Freshman race was even a more pronounced victory for the Med and White. Courtney's youngsters set a stiff pace from the start and despite their average stroke of tt, swept down the river Increasingg the lead all through the two miles. Syracuse clung on gamely until near the finish, being paced by both Pennryl-vanla and Columbia, with the Wisconsin Freshmen last, but less than a length behind.

As thi'y crossed the line Cornell had an advantage of several lengths, the four other shells separated by less than a shell leiigtn, one over the other. The times were: Cornell, 10.21; Syracuse, 10.60 1-6: Pennsylvania, 10.6S 2-6: Columbia, 10.60 1-6; Wisconsin, 10.60. four schools, Nos. 2, 4, 22 and SO. aamiwstration.

These undoubtedly will take a more active part in the educational field during the coming year and their interest and influence ought to mean much along progressive liars. Concerning the efficiency of the high school curriculum, Mr. Scott shares the widespread anxiety that is everywhere prevalent throughout the country. He believes that greater freedom and elasticity in courses must prevail if the school is to fulfill its mission, and that it must no longer be regarded as solely a college preparatory school. Its courses must ing of Pennsylvania, for Cornell and Columbia were favorites among the but he has met the city principals and classified the reorganization vailed in the court time after time.

veteran oarsmen In the wagering. While the Quaker eight was named to row a good race, the possibility SALEM STARTS TO of the Red and Blue winning was schedules and promotion lists with their assistance. His attention at present is being given to tho pressing routine details incident to the close of every school year, and he will later take up the broader edu dismissed without discussion. From the start, the Pennsylvaniana Into the lead during the first few strokes. Pennsylvania 1ead.

'Although the stroke was comparatively low, the Nlckalla crew drove Its shell through the water at high speed, at.d was showing the way by half a length over Cornell at the half mile mark. Columbia and Syracuse were lopped for third place, while Wisconsin and Washington were fighting to keep out of last place. With he Kastern crews rowing a slower were a decided factor in the race, rowing a deliberate, but powerful and fin REBUILD ON RUINS went to the desk of Mr. Groves ana together prepared this amendment be placed in the place of the sections stricken out: "The said gas company cational phases of his work. Mr.

Scott will remain in the city during the vacation period and he 's desir- i ished stroke. Throughout the major portion of the contest, the Quakers ous of meeting all those with whom 4 snail install in nxium iw auuj set the pace, and refused to be shaken off by the repeated spurts of Columbia and Cornell. It was only in the last quarter mile that Pennsylvania he Is to co-operate for the pood of our public school system. His poll- upon an lines will be vigorous and forceful and he will inaugurate his first year's work promptly and with the aim solely to secure the street lamps at the points to be desuj-nated by the Levy Court, but at any place where the said gas company shall erect their poles the gas furnished at such places shall be paid for by the people asking for the said stroke, than the Westerners, they continued to pull sway. At the mile The Trimming Shop, 506 King Street Pennsylvania was In front with Cor relinquished her lead and it appeared that this was due more to a lack of fighting epirit than any superiority on the part of the winning eight.

Penn nell second and Columbia third. the children and the (Continued From pirst Page.) porarily tin the hands of the state militia, directed by Adjutant General Cole, who commanded 760 men from the Eighth and Ninth regiments. These established two camps, one at the baseball grounos near the high school, and the other at Forest River Park, on the water front. The strictest sanitary precautions were taken. A few cases of measles very best for community.

When the two mile point was passed. sylvania finished more like a machine and half the race comoleted. the than a combination of oarsmen, row Quakers led by half a length over Cornell, with the Ithaca eight leading ed steady and true, while Columbia and Cornell, were fighting like wild Embroidery, Voile and GAS COMPANY nuiiVaie me peculiar local needs of the community and Wilmington schools must be made for Wilmington children. The greatest needs of the greatest number must be met. the other hand, there should be a technical and intensive course for the selective group that may demand training for college entrance.

It ought to be practicable for every student in a high school in a city the sixe of Wilmington to be taken care of educationally according to his individual needs. This will require a larger number of teachers with increased equipment possibly, but it is a standard not unattainable and one toward which the year's effort will! be directed. Mr. Scott believes strongly In the value of the purely cultural subjects, and believes that these should be largely represented upon every proeram. The individual is worth most to himself and to the community who has in addition to -personal efficiency of a utilitarian nature, breadth of vision and an ideal beyond the sordid things in life, hese are possible only through the' men for the lead.

The fact that the Columbia by a trifle more than that distance. Syracuse was fourth, Washington fifth and Wisconsin fust falling and two of scarlet fever were reported and were Immediately isolated. behind the Pacific count champions. Crepe Sale Cone Look Them Over. GETS FRANCHISE hphts at a price not exceeding II per 1,000 cubic feet.

The resolution displeased the opposition members and Mr. Burris moved that the resolution or amendment, be indefinitely laid on the table. The motion prevailed. Commissioners Burris, Gooding, Foreacre, and Seott were on the side of the opposition and Commissioners Smith, Groves and President for the original resolution and amendments embodying the lamps. The roll call was then taken on the adoption of the resolution, which follows, with the two sections stricken out and which was adopted; "Resolved.

That permission. be Junior 'Varsity Klgtit. Although Cornell's partisans were Another large tented colony was located at Salem Willows, but it was planned to move 'hese people to-morrow to another camp where the mili tia could exercise a closer crews were two courses removed from the Quaker oarsmen probably militated apainst their chances in the final dash for the stake boat. Passing under the bridge, after levering three miles, the real struggle for first place began. Columbia had foupht her way into second place, one third of a lenpth behind the Pennslivania shell prow.

Cornell was hipping the New York oarsmen. All three lenders were rowing 34 strokes to the minute, but Columbia was getting more drive and run than 100 Scparau-d from Familitw. One of the saddest places in the (Continued From Pirst Page.) be the beginning of lights throughout the county." He then stated that at a prior discusnion of the resolution on Wednesday that the gas company would materially aid tne residents of city was about the quarters of the domestic affairs department of I he relief committee. Early in the day the stunned at the sight of Coach Courtney's 'Varsity pupils finishing third, they had plenty of opportunity to cheer at the finish of the two minor races, for the Red and While eights gained an eiirly lead in both the Junior and Freshman races, and won handily. In the second 'Varsity contest, tne Ithaca crew won by almost two lengths from Columbia, which finished almost the same distance ahead of Pennsylvania, with Syracuse a poor last.

The official times: Cornell, granted the Wilmington Gas Com I committee had the me of 2ftn tr.on 1 14 ft I imcs, a corporation of -sacun or culture that can be; the section through which it will run to get cheaper light than they at pres either rival. Cornell made its last ef the state of.women anj children who had become lay and op- separated from their families. To Delaware, to construct. merely indicated to the young student through the so-called cultuial studies of his secondary school iucn iurnisn mm an outlook for future happines. Many WWII large manstries now prefer to em erate a gas main- with the necessary pipes, manholes and fixtures along and under a certain public road known as the old Ferry Road, beginning at the city limits at Eden Park, New Castle hundred, and extending along and under said road to the corporate limits of the city of New Castle, under the following terms night this number had been reduced to one hundred.

The list of dead as a direct result of the fire as placed to-nifcht at four. The Identified dead were Mrs. Jennie Cunningham and Samuel Withey. a Grand Anr.y veteran. Another body was so badly burned that Its sex could not be determined.

The fourth body was that of a child. ploy the college man who has taken OBITUARY. and conditions, viz; Dr. N. B.

Morrison, who had been Sain gas main shall be laid on ent enjoy, especially Castle, he said. He said he not propose to let Mr. Smith set the precedent. Mr. Smith then asked if ne (Mr.

Gooding) did not believe it (rood prudence to compel public service corporations to pay for what they get. Mr. Gooding replied that he did, but not in that way. Mr. Foreacre then stated that there was one thing that he could not understand and that was why the Levy courtman of that district was designated to place the lights in these sections, and he said he believed that it was up to Mr.

Smith to tell the members where he proposed to place the lights. The points Mr. Smith designated were Stoeekle Corner, school house, little store a short distance further on and another in front of Guthries. AU these places are very dark at night, said Mr. Smith, and in his estimation the lights should be placed there.

Commissioner Scott confined to his residence, 609 Delaware avenue, for the past six niontns, died early yesterday mornlna-. the westerly side of said road keeping as far as practicable from the "WILLIAM E. WILLIAMS CO. Roofing and Heating Fttmtn furiiiftlied or kuildinya for rooflr.f itnd trailing. Jobbing firompiljr trmdf-d to.

A Inrji forr of men on haod to fell ml r4r. Tilrphon cell at 821 ORANGE STREET fort at the three and one-half mile point, but failing to overhaul either Columbia or Pennsylvania, appeared to slowly lose power and dropped back. The Fnlsli. LenKths in the rear. Syracuse and Washington were battling Just as hard for the right to fourth place, while Wisconsin was hopelessly out of the race, rowing grimly to finish, regardless of time or place.

The Washington eight put every bit of power into the drive, but It lacked the form to get the best results, and although drawing up almost even with Syracuse, could not hold its advantage and the Pacific coast crew finally slipped back until the Orange shell had half a length lead for fourth place as they crossed the Una Last came Wisconsin, almost live lengths behind the Seattle oarscen. ltlg Crowd Saw lUu-e. The race furnished an exciting spectacle for the 60,000 persons who shoulder of the macadam road there No charge for hauling In advance. We will loan you ten to one hundred dollars on your goods ahilo In storage. Write or phone ua fur further Information Malum Broa, MO Inf.

He was born at Kembiesville, Ches on constructed. In crossing the mm DELAYS INFORMAL PARLEY Rogers road at Shields Corner and Landers Lane at Stoeckle's Corner, said Gaa Company shall tunnel under said road at a depth of not less than three feet. All service pipes laid under said road shall be laid by means of driving the pipes under the road or by tunneling said road, if in the ter county. in 1834, and attended Delaware College, later graduating in medicine from Jefferson College in 1857. He served as surgeon at Point Lookout, Virginia, and Hare wood Hospital, Washington.

At the close of the civil war he located at North East, and practiced until 1S76 when he moved to Wilmington, and, giving up general practice, conducted a drug store at the southeast corner of Second and King streets for thirty-four years. Mrs. Morrison and three children survive, the children being W. Percy Morrison, Mrs. C.

Raymond Ireland, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Arthur L. Chambers, of this. city. The Summer School of then asked why distinction should be judgment of the county engineer and the levy courtman of that district it is deemed decidedly practicable.

made in mentioning the Levy court man of that district in these sections I (Continued From First rage) some of the Constitutionalist leaders are known to take the view that it would be better to have a provisional government establisWed In Mexico to supervise an election than to permit a military force, flushed with the fruits of a great conquest supervise the wreck of a dictator's regime. General Villa, they point out, is willing to listen to reason. General Carranza, This resolution shall not be cf- when in all the other sections the fective until the said Gas Company Psoriasis Cured by Levy Court and the county engineer are specified. Mr. Smith replied that he did not draw up the Instrument, a Famous Remedy but that it was done by the gaa com they say.

might be induced to accept this point of view. pany and that it did not matter much to him who was designated and that it was satisfactory to him to have the Most Troublesome Skia Diseoao ii Promptly Checked Mediation Colony Becomes Levy Court and county engineer in corporated in the sections. shall have entered Into a contract with the Levy Court of New Castle county embodying- the above condition, also that It will Immediately restore to the original condition all portions of the highway disturbed in laying said gas main, manholes and fixtures and that whenever in the future it may become necessary to disturb the surface of said highway for the purpose of making repairs to any part of the gaa main, pipes, manholes or fixtures or for any reason connected with the operation of said gas main It will immediately restore such surface of said highway to lui Weary of Prolonged Anxiety The discussion continued with Mr. DEATHS KAY At BmndTwtne hundred, near Blue Ball, on June 26, 1UU, John T. Kay.

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Groves taking a hand, and after hash ing over the thing, the latter offered NIAGARA FALLS. June 26. an amendment as follows, in lieu of After a day of waiting with no word of the plans of the Constitutionalists the sections under discussion: "That at any place where the said gas company shall erect their poles the gas with reference to the proposed in formal conference with the Huerta delegates over Mexico's internal af is in session now and affords unusually good advantages to those who desire to be prepared for Business, Government or Commercial Teaching positions. Our courses in Hook-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting and Related Subjects are thorough, practical and interesting. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, EXPERT TEACHING, COOL ROOMS A card or 'phone call will bring our catalog to you.

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No. 101S. furnished at such places shall be paid for by the people asking for the said lights. This did not meet with Mr. Smith's plan.

The amendment was put to a vote and defeated. Mr. Burris then asked that the original motion be put to strike out the two sections. Mr. Scott stated that he was of the original condition.

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