Evening journal., 1920-11-06

Tuesday night was thrilling ooca-
sion for the ardent politician atW c.
o. The girls were permitted to keep
on their lights all night II they wished
10. and all the girls used vhls oppor-
tnnity. A few OF the more studious
girls. studied few lessons, but. the
most of the girls talked politics. From
20 O'Clock until a. the halls were very
noisy IInrrah. for Goa. and hurrah
for Harding. was heard al frequent
intervals. but after a the usual quiet
hour was kept except when the wis
ale announced new rSurns. In Resi-
denoe Han The returns were gwen by
Mis- Helen Groves Republican, and
Mis- Margart Moifau. Democrat IN
Sussex Hall, the returns were given
out by Miss Elsie Wo0leyhan, Demo
crat and Miss Louise jackson. hepuD-
lean. Afier. 2 o'clock, no more re
turns We're given out on account OF
the great Republican landslide Afctr
p o'clock. both Democrats and Repub-
licans slept until the morning. IN
fact they slept so late thai many
sirarrled down to breakfast ON We'd
nesday morning over fNe minutes
afior the early risers were seated.
During the chapel period on We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Van Geldcr ana
Mr.. Shaw. members OF the Delaware
Safety Council, spoke 70 the students
on Education IN Accident Proven.
ton" Mr.. Van Gelder gave the chief
causes OF accidental deaths to chill.
dren were burns. automobiles and
drowning and one automobile he
chief cause of non-faial accidents
Mr.. Van Cider told how the safety
movement started in the factory and
spread to the school room for lack OF
education was found 10 be The prl-
mary cause Of accidencs. George
Paine. an eminent educator. has de
Nised a plan by which safety can be
taught In the regular branches OF
arithmetic. drawing and language. Mr.
Van Geldcr showed clearly how the
teacher can be the instrument BY
which many lives can be saved. Mr..
Shaw expressed his opinion That the
mother was the greatest safety engi-
neer In the world and the teacher The
second greatest. Mr. Shaw explained
how not only the injured one suffered
from the accident but the whole fam
lily which is OF course part or che
nation whch is hurt Indirectly by
every accident
The plaything on Wednesday even
inc was "rhc House That Jack Built
Miss Marian Spruance read this nur-
sery classic and the characters an.
pcarcd as hcr names were read. IN,
cast was as follows The House lha'
Jack Built. Marian Gordy, The Malt
Ruth Hayman; the Rat Evelyn Spru
ance; the Dog. sara Poe; the Cow
With The Crumpled Horn, Mariai
TruaX the Cat Florence Phillips; th'
Cock, Nellie Marvel: the Maiden Al
Forlorn. Elsie Johnson, the Man Al
Tatiercd and Torn, Ethel Jones thl
Priest All Shavfn and Shorn, Litili
Pool: The Farmer. Nina S'ncOck
on Wednesday evening Miss Edwin
Long gave a French" dinner party
The two French students, Misses Gen
icye P0mperel and Marie Louise Bon
nett and Professor g. r BrcniOr
were the guests Of honor The othe
guests were those members OF th
student body who speak French VIII
some degrees Of ilucncy. French wa
supposed TO be the only language us
al ne table but several lapscs int
English were passed over with n
comment
on Wednesday. the girls who ha
been living IN Red Mems Home move
into Emergency DOrmibory No. T. A
the firninlre for the new building
has not arrived as yet. but alrcad
the girls have made their room
homelike. The girls from Residenc
Hall moved on Thursday. The name