Evening journal., 1910-06-25

hnences and trained by faithful and
devoted teachers will usher I'm and pro-
claim the dawning of that day which
the prophets have told and the seers
have dreamed: that day in which i'm.
voluntary servitude shall forever be
abolished that day in which death
shall be stamped upon every institution
that tends TO disturb our peace or de-
stroy our happiness; that day I'm which
"the last opprobrious stain shall be
wiped from the brow of toll and the
toiier crowned with the dignity, the
luster and the honor of a full and per-
feet manhood.
but with the sublime teachings Of
the school room / Joined the sacred In
huences OF the home. and l have the
most evangelizing and civilizing COM
bination OF force that heaven has ever
smiled upon. / love that word home
] believe il is next to the sweetest
word in all the languages Of men.
Much depends upon the manner In
which we regulate and govern our
homes as 10 whether the children shall
be devoted to their parents, loyal 20
their country and true to God. The
home where virtue dwclls with love
is like a lily with a heart Of fire, the
subilmest flower in all this world. on
the homes Of this country depend the
safety and perpetulty Of American in
stituuons IN time of peace and offer
the surest and safest defense in time
OF war. The man who kindles the fire
on the hearthstone OF an honest and
righteous home. burns the best incense
to liberty Then let us build holy and
righteous homes for the honor Of the
flag Of our country. and inspire our
children with lofty courage which
shall lead them to attain the highest
perfection OF manhood and woman
hood Let us encourage these younH
men and young women. and help them
to instill in their minds the loftiesl
sentiments and the purest thoughts ol
civic virtue and OF holy living, because
from these are to be found the future
home builders and rulers of our coun-
| try. Weightly problems and great re-
sponsibilities await them in the future
How well they shall discharge theii
duty i'm that day will largely depene
upon the way and manner I'm which W.
have trained them. A. for me. ] am
| going To do all I can by precept an'
hv example 20 assist them 20 plain oil
higher thought and noblier action
while ! am here among men. ! pro-
pose to do my best TO assist my fellow
man to avoid the pains and suffering
OF this life as far as possible and Il
rise 10 the highest conditions Of human
happiness. BY so doing / win al leas
assist in the hastonlng of the coming o
! that day when around the counties
nresides shall sit the loving ad happy
families OF earth
Following the commencement exercises
receptions were given thee graduates "a
their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath who wer'
married i'm New York ON Thursday arriv
ed home yesterday afternoon.
About 100 athletes from here went t.
wilmington to-day 10 the irish-Americal
sports. ST. Peters Holy Name societ,
and the C, A. c. will be represented in tn
events.
The Bond Commission viii hold anothe
meeting soon to consider the question O
paving the streets.
ST. Peters Holy Name Society vii
hold another meeting tomorrow
ST. Paul's baseball club has been chal
lenged to play the New Castle aggrega
ton at Augustine Park on the occasion
of the excursion from here on July Q
a fun programme Of athletic sports Wi
be arranged