Observe Constitution Day Friday, Sept. 17 THE NE.K POST Fly A Flag MARKS ANNIVERSARY First ' List Of 150th ANNIVERSARY of Workers Given ON COMMITIEE l ALL START MeeLing Held At Newark THE CO~STITUTIO~ ,EVEN WITH Country Club SAME VOTES Monday Night Candidates Warned Not 1787 1937 To Delay If T. Anseaume. a represent­ Interested lower Delaware Power A. Franklin Fader Company. submitted ma- This issue of The Newark Post operati ng expenses 1n­ Member of th.e State Highway contains the first list of candidates in li ghting Mai n Street dur­ Commission and president of the BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF A ~IEP. I C . \ in the subscription cam a'gn which Ch ri stmas holidays. A dis­ Fader Motor Company, 42 West gets under way today with the pub­ took place on whether the Main Street, Mr. Fader marked his lishing of these names. should be borne by the twenty-sixth anniversary in the au­ It is a faot that the list will be men or shared by residents tomobile business last Saturday. He P'l(OC£:# MAT/OJ\( changed, - names added to it and . A committee has been started in the field on September some of those showing today will (ul·ther investigation. II, 1911. the Constitution of the United States was signed on September 17, 17 87 , and had be withdrawn, - but soon the ac­ Makes Plea - --------___ WHE7?.!}AS tual candidates will be entered and F. Jac kson. president of by June 21,1788, been ratified by the necessary number of States and, working to win the new $681 Chev­ made a plea to members rolet or the $500 in cash fi rst prize, ization to display flags NEGRO IS WHE7?.!}AS George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States on 01' the $200 cash second or $50 third Day, in view prize. April 30, 1789, Lt.-Gov. Edw. W. Cooch This is one of the best times to get t~t t~~r e;e~:~ ~i~~ ~~ started in this campaign. Every- HELD FOR FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, President of the United States of America, attcnded t.he Newark :JX!]W, THE7?!}F07?..!}, I, A member of Governor McMul- body will be watching the list each . Mr. Jackson stated that hereby designate the period from September 17, 1937, to April 30, 1939, as one of commem­ len's Constitution Sesquicentennial week to see who is ahead. The of this town should be M' URDER Commission of Delaware, Lieuten- thing to do is to enter your name this fact and have special oration of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the signing and the ratification of the ant-Governor Cooch signed the bill right away so it will show with the 11 thi s day. Constitution and of the inauguration of the first President under that Constitution. creating the commission as Presi- other candidates next week. In this of the rights of the dent of the Senate on April 26. way people who know you will exemptionOrdcr of Redof propeMen rtyto en-on Stabbing Takes I n commemoratIng. t h IS' peno. d we s h a 11 a fIi rm our debt to t h ose who ordained and established John R. Fader, Speaker of the save subscriptions for you. House, was also a signer. 10,000 Nomination Votes Avenue, lots which Place After the Constitution "in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic in use. also too k place. It was (' Everybody starts off today with out that scwage pipes had Betting Brawl Tranquility, provide lOr the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the J P CANN the 10,000 nomination vote ballot. for development. An act Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our P. osteritY'I · ~ • • Next week subscription votes will Delaware legislature aJ lows be published for those who have . orgallizalli on to posses the prop- fH~:ryp~al~cus , 25, Negro employee We shall recognize that the Constitution is an enduring instrument fit for the governing of a far- them. It will not be long before the frcc of tax 0 e I IpS Packmg Company, UPHOLDS vote totals will climb into the hun- ... SII'•• ","n" thosc present were: W. A wh? gave hI S address as Dayton, Rung population of more than one hundred and thirty million, engaged in diverse and varied dreds of thosands as the workers Levy. George M OhI O, was arrested by Officer LeRoy . , fi (' h . f II . f I h {' 1 gather in the subscriplion payments HamIlton, Nor- HIli, of the Newark Police, an~ PI'I- pursUlts, even as It was t lOr t e govermng 0 a sma agranan NatIOn 0 ess t an lOur mi lion. U S to Newark's popular newspaper. to saId -a';d- \ h~!1 f,g~l_ · aLeT~."" " L:' :'d7~'UM~~:~aer· itib r~:~~ " It is therefore appropriate that in the period herein set apart we shall think afresh of the found- • • LAW Who is interested in your section? or cOlporate sa Id said V'c ~ ~,taeblllg Stanley Whose name do you see on the list WHEREOF. I have ~;~~ ~"mrr;,~~ , " I~ u ,ea - ing of our Government under the Constitution, how it has served us in the past and how in the ~~1~\1~:~ ;~~ ~~~~cliie~~~b:~Yt~:,~~ "' nnd seal of office comn:on ' ·".n" to IIlfOrmatlon galher- I days to come its principles will guide the Natio.n ever forward. Attorney Tells . K the the I J.'M WJ7.?l.fESS I h ave hereunto set my hand and caused ·the <.ea l C?f the UI'.I·t" d LI"ons Of Eal"ly :: James" i:r~~H. Hl we01lingswe, J orPl!.~~~('th, u 0Y r ~ carp ~lice . game, . :o~:;ru ~re d b "an-;; ~ ~ '-.. ~ '" WHE~EOF,'\:; - shares~::~~~ in them ~;I~rd:nfr, You must ~~~~~ decidet~~ lloyd Yarnall. H. Lee Corkran. Bacc us, It IS SaId, were argulllg over States of America to be affixed. WI"S(IODl - \ ill, t y r,'), '!Jre p'/oi ng to do about this C Hubert and Clarence Donovan a bet when a fight started. Baccus, _.. ... )\. offer by Tue Newark Post. Commi ltees Appointed . police st ~te , suffered a dislo.cated VO:J\(§ at the City of W ashington this fourth day of July, in the year of Our Lord nineteen Would you like to have a new folowing comittees were ap- shoulder '~ the frac a~. Grabblllg a h J ohn Pierce Cann, Newark and Chevralet sedan? There is one that socia l _ George M. Haney, butcher kmfe, Baccus IS saId to have undred and thirty-seven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one Wilmington attorney, discussed the sells for $681 purchased from The Dr. Walter Hullihen, sta bb ~d Hubbard through the neck. '''1l1dred and sixty-second. preservation and benefits of the Un- Wilmington Auto Sales Company of Grubb. C. H. Rutledge; He dIed shortly after.. rJ;: ~ ited States Constitution before the Newark and candidates interested M. Pilnick. chairman, Taken before MagIstrate DanIel , Lions Club at the Newark Club in a new cal' should go and look at Harvey Boyce. Geo- Thompson, Baccus .was held 0": a By the President: ~ L/" . f' . ~_ Tuesday evening. Wayne C. Brewer, one of these fine cars. Then there ~"I. Cook, R. T. Ware, Leonard Fos- mlU'der count, pendlllg the deCISIon ,,/ I ' k~.':'$4 • .(J-:" "b£O~~ president, introduced Mr. Cann. who is $500 cash which will be given as Mill ard Ritchie, Isadore Levy of a coroner's jury tonight. The tro· ~ is a member of the organization. a choice to the candidate having Leak; united campaign uble ~tarted about ten-thIrty Sun- SECRETAP.Y o r STATE "Thi s study of our Constitution most votes in the campaign. K. Johnson, chairman, D. A. day mght. suggests two pertinent inquiries," Cash For Chol'ce E. L. Richards, C. E. Hubba~d , a newcomer to Newal'k, th k 'd . h' d' in Dayett, Dr. C. E. was a raIlroad laborer and lIved at ~o~r~~~a,,;:;·:t h~~1 ~~:~'~n~tr~sm:~; Perhaps you would not care for Handloff and Herbert 118 New L9ndon Avenue. FolJowll1g been of such benefit to manklnd as a new car now. Perhaps you have a pUblicity and advertisi ng _ hi s arrest, Baccus was treated by to justify its continued existence; c$a r l.bnutcaYshOUanPyrOtbl'mabeIYatC OaL.IIII.dEnLt'eSer 50O . RuUedge c, hairman, R. J . Dr. Hughes Nutter. d ' f h b Herman Handloff ' mem- Women Appeal ::~~~ ~~d s~ra~:m~a~ ~~ p~~tt!~' ~; the c~mp a ign and secure enough Dr George W Rhodes Presiding in the Court of Common 1\'lrs. Harold Sheaffer unimpaired?" subSCrIptIons to make yourself win- R. J. Boyd, J a ~es Hol~ Pleas Tue~d ay, Judge L. E. Wales Local Students EnroH COW SHOW COMPLETE "That our achievements under the ner of first prixe and then choose the lI'a C. Shellender and !~ ~'tn, db~~ s ~~I~~;:,etgtu~~dy r;;faYa~~~~ At University Of Delaware New Auxiliary Head Constitution are sufficient to justi- $50~ 111 cash as your award. You can fin ance _ J. fy its preservation is beyond doubt," do It. , chairman, Sam uel and battery on Florence Fletcher, Eighteen st L~d e nts, graduates of AT GLASGOW SHOW PLANS Mrs. Harold Sheaffer was elected Mr. Cann emphasized. "It has lasted Then also there will be $200 in and W. C. Waples; real es- also colored. The Comfort woman the Newark HIgh School have en president of the local American Le- nearly a century and a half sub- cash as second prize and a $50 housing _ R.
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