Evening journal., 1918-11-20

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goodbye and weeplngly said, John is
so different from the rest. hope the
army won't spoil him Right then
could see great things happening to
that boy. The heir 10 four million dol
lars found himself bunklng with a man
from the gas house district, drilling
with truck driver and eating with
men OF likewise inferior stock. With
the rest ne was given the select prlyl-
lege Of kitchen police, and II was a
JOY 10 see him bending over the dishes
In the kitchen. When his mother next
saw the husky specimen OF manhood,
her son. she cried, What have they
done 20 John; even his head Is shaped
differently or course IL Is, said i,
there's more I'm Il now
That's a lesson In a true democracy.
and It's sleeping under the same tent
with men from every walk In life that
makes for such a democracy.
There's an entirely different spirit
among the American people now than
that OF 1914, and It's that indomltable
spirit that helped bring about the pres
ent state OF affairs. You wouldn't find
ten million Americans armed with guns
surrendering TO any troops; nor would
tho brave men OF France. England and
the other Allied nations have given up
so easily.
Though I was glad 10 hear that guns
had been thrown down still affirm that
even a greater spiritual and moral ben
eflt would have been derived had we
gone deeper into the war. Don't attrib-
ute the victory TO psrtlsanship rather
than nationalism. The only precedent
10 follow is public opinion and that Is
not the last word OF any small body
Of men. The fact that the papers all
differ In their viewpoints Is proof that
the strength OF the United States Is in
the individual asserting himself. not In
the mob spirit Of men who follow like
sheep.
The enemy's only hope now is that
he can divide us. This must be made
impossible. All that ! ask OF the
dlctators OF peace is justice and n JUS
tice in every sense OF the word Is ex-
ercised there viii be nothing left OF
Germany"
"Dr. Cadman warned against senti-
mentality in regard 30 the treatment OF
Germany and said he hoped there would
be an end Of this unhealthy Growing.
big men don't blow about them
selves" he said, don't send all the
steam through the whistle. reserve a
little for the machinery.
"In conclusion he stated that an un-
lust peace at this time VIII only be
the prelude 10 future ruin.
Goldey College Mission.
As 10 whether or not the mission
OF Goldey College Is fulfilled may be
determined by reading the following
list. The names mentioned Ge but a
few OF the hundreds OF former Goldey
students who own or are executives OF
PROSPEROUS business enterprises:
Adam X. Luke, New York City, treas
urer West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
L. L. Maloney, Wilmington, Del, vice
president and treasurer, Security Trust
4 safe Deposit Co.
Richard Reese, Wilmington, Del vice
president and treasurer, Equitable
Trust Co.
J. Townsend Wickershsm, Camden,
n. j., treasurer New York shipbuild-
ing Co.
1. p. Faucet, Philadelphia, Pa,
treasurer, II. X Milford Co., manu.
featuring chemists.
Walter D. Bush, Jr., Wilmington, Del,
treasurer George w. Bush q Sons Co.,
wholesale coal and freight transpOrta-
tlon.
Leon Walker, Wilmington, Del, sec
retary and treasurer, Stineman Coal
Mining Co., Philadelphia; Hamilton
Coal Co., Wilmington.
George z. Salisbury, Wilmington,
Del. vice-president Continental Life In
surance Co.
Robert L. Foord, Wilmington, Del,
president r. L. FoOrd Furniture Co.
Harry C.. Bye, Wilmington, Del,
president Mercantile Printing Co.
V. C. Trout, Philadelphia, treasurer
KnickerbOcker Lime Go.
William G.. Taylor, Wilmington, Del
and treasurer, Delaware
Trust Co.
r. II. Neese. BeloH, Wis.,, vlce-presl-
dent Beloit Iron Works.
The Graduates.
The graduates were:
Laura c. Armory, Wilmington; Edna
Graham Anderson, Wilmington; Nir-
ginia A. Ashby, Wilmington; Beatrice
Bader, Wilmington; Estella Bader, VIII
mingtOn: Martin Rader, Wilmington;
Anna Margretta Baird, Wilmington;
MILAN Federico Baroy, Havana, Cuba;
Milan Francisco Baroy, Havana, Cuba;
Bertha NJ. Barrett, Wilmington; Helen
L. Billsborough, Wilmington; Hide
gard Blanken. Wilmington; Frances
Brady, Wilmington; Elizabeth v.
Brown, Elkton, Md; Marion Crossgrove
Brown, Newark. DEL; Marjorie Eliza
beth Burns, Wilmington: Paul Bryan,
Milton, Del; Elisha @. Cannon, Days
boro, Del; Margaret V. Cassidy, VIII
mington; Elva NJ Chandler. Mt. Cuba,
Del; Marion Mendenhall Clark, West
Grove, Pa; Bessie Cohen, Wilmington;
Nettle Elizabeth Conley, Sharptown,
Md; Mary Martha Culver. Mlddletown,
Del; Otho B. Curtis. Gartna, Va.
Joseph l.. Davidson, BishOpville. Nd.
Marie Davidson, Bishopvllle, Nd. Ed
gar r. Deakyne. Smyrna. Del; Alberta
o. De Marce, Wilmington; Barbara
Terese Dougherty, Wilmington; Emory
:. DrummOnd, Onancock, Va; Naomi
Wynters Dunton, Nassawadox, Va;