Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Pleasing Commencement Exercises
of the High School Last
Evening.
slan o,orrosnnndonco of Every EvcnIne

Now I RSttp. June S&---~ Nv atlh'tS't
commencement Of the High School was
held last night IN the opera house. nc
decorations were IN the class colors,
brown and white and the stage was
trimmed with the daisv. tho class flower
mo class motto was Work Conqucrs
All" The program was: selection,
orchestra. invocation Rev Wylc' es-
say. The Agc-Iong Struggle for Dcmor-
racv. Irene NJ Quelcy; cssav, ON
pari~on Between the Governments oi
Germany and England Elizabeth Mad
den. ESSAY our Educational Needs.
Joseph ] Rothrock selection, orchestra
commencement address. "Ihe Conflict
of Ideas. Prof Henry +. SnavelN
presentation Of diplomas, Harry =.
Holiday. president Of board. hrnediction,
Rcv. A A Ewing Dancing followed and
was greatly cnJovcd hy The younger
people
The first essay. "Thc Ago-loug Struggle
Tor Democracy. hv Miss tiuigIov. was
well developed first bv defining democracy
4< Lincoln did. Government ui the
people, bv tho people. and for the people
Thcn She contrasted Il With autocracy
and IFS downpull
"Our Educational Needs hy Joseph
Rothrock. was also we'll developed, FF~t /,
he brought back to our minds the old
red school house and its disadvantages
Then he showed how much better u
would bc il the schools surrounding q
town would hc combined and tult INTO
one main school with modrrn methods
and more teachers
"Thc Conflict Of Ideas was the sub
! icCt that Prof Snavrlv dwcli upon Il
was clearly brought ont how many idras
conflict and how trouble starts ~omehneS
war ideas mold titanic characters, crystal
l7c mt mighty institutions and move on
ward. through the ages
The presentation of diplomas was made
hy the president of the Board Of kduca-
tion, Harry Holiday In presenting the
awards Mr. Holiday stated that hc
and the rest Of the board wished the
graduates success IN everything
The GRADUATES wcrc Elizabeth Mad
den. Irene QuIglrl and Joseph Ro'hrock
Following Il the list OF advertised
lctfer> announced iy Postmaster Muir
rfv. George Atram I T.. Brooks.
| Orlando Carniglia. Antonio Castrillian,
Domenieo Dcugclo. Or Du HaddawaE
| Rev. William VI Dickson Mrs Helen
| FnCraliam tlya Foraker. Peter AlaglIa
| George Hayrnou Mrs Maria Lauttauu
Herbert Mills. JACKIE Mackeay Alc>
| Moore. Elizabeth Mintzer and mother
! Miss Lillian Mooney Walter Nelson
| Plapao Company II Howard Raymond
/ Mrs Benz. 4 Robinson, Madame stan
| berry. Samuel stark Tochn Tobollcrum
/ Charles Walls. Miss Mary Wallace Mis-
/ Mary Wilson. William Wolf p William
! Wright. John Warner Miss Newit
/ Misses Kate and Adehnc Brough o
/ Philadelphia are visiting relatives here.
Sealed proposals for tho carrying "a
/ mail from the p. b & " r r tn tn,
postofIce are to be sent 10 the asslst.'
! postmaster general Blank bids may -
/ secured from the postmaster.
Sergeant John Elkinton of Camp Dr
! is visiting over Sunday.
A. Glassbaum Of Lancaster, Pa, wh'
/ was hit bv p slcdgc hammer. is recovering
| John Ford Of Philadelphia Is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Y Currider of Wilmington i
visiting Miss Elizabeth Madden
Miss II Hayes. Miss J Weir and Lindf
! Applebv are visiting friends here.
Mrs. ". T. Myers and son, formerl,
Of New Castle, are here on visit
Paul Reese OF Camp Dix is here for !
few days
John King, an aged resident ot Net
Castle, died suddenly last evening at hi
home on South Fourth street
Anyone wanting to buy war ST amps
| apply to Mrs Joseph Carlin
Nelvis Taber is visiting friends /
Bet hlehem
Earl Bacon and Charles klinge rmye
motored to Atlantic City for week
end trip
Boy scout shoes, 81 90; mnn's scou
shoes. 81 50 j Il Ftoons Adv
Bargains Iron bedsteads, washing ma
chimes, ironing boards j. L. Stoops Adt