davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
BY BEuLAH MITCHELL CoUTrS
Dinner for
DISTINGUISHED Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Creen are
entertaining at dinner this evening.
scompfimcntary 10 Count and Count
- Charles dc la trniturc de cou'
aenhove. who arc spending their
non~ymcon at Countess de couden.
Aovc's former home at The Country
club. Later the guests will attend
che marriage OF Miss Marian Nc
Evan and Mr.. Keith Gaxxarn ffsken.
NJ Trinity church. and the reception
at the Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
H0uolceen Party
to Be Unique

Thc Halloween party. which Ia BE-.
fnR introduced this year At the Seat
~ Tennis club. promises 10 he a
galA event. All OF the Halloween
traditions will be observed. with a
apaciai orchestra for the dancing.
Ios decorations are 60 be most at.
tractve and a deieetabie hot sup
PER VIII be served at midnight The
oosnmittre In charge desires that
thoas who contemplate attending
make reservations at the clubhouse
Ths date Is set for Friday evening.
OEsoher -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Phi Nh Epsilon
Breakfast

The Phi Mu Epsilon sorority enter
tained their pledges at breakfast
this morning At the Three Bears, q
new rendezvous for University stu
dents. Covers were placed for twenty
two young ladies at a table dainty
with lts center Of riadioli and roses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Frasxnlsy. Charity and Lo,.lty Cub


Seattle lodge. No. 7, Degree OF Hon
or auxiliary 10 A. o. u W.. win give
the fourth Of a series Of progressive
whist parties on Tuesday. October
10. at D. m. in Everrrecn hall.
Mrs. Anna NJ Bartle In in charge
The regular business session win con
vens at p. m All friends are in
vifed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Pdolelln
Entertain at Home

Mr.. and Mrn N. Paolciia were at
limo To = number Of their friends
on Tuesday evening at their resi-.
dence on u. Terrace st The pres
eDce Of signor Sergio zaDco. dram.
afic tenor. and Madam ID Primo.
formerly piano soIoist Of the imperial
court Of Russia. added distinction 10
tho occahon. The guests were en-.
tsrtaincd In the beautiful BAN room.
which overiooks Lake Washington.
|, end q musical program was offered
~ the tvo artists. Madam ID Primo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Engagement
Ammo llnced

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Grim an.
ncuncs the engagement OF their
niece. Miss Hazel Theresa Wood. TO
Mr.. James Harold Stanton. The
youns couple were both graduated
from the Broadway high school. Mr.
stanton served In the signal corps
N France during tho war. The mar.
mage WIN take place the first Of the
Y1Ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Capitol Hill Guild
to Haze Card Pdrtu

Friday. October 70. Is the date
s1hossn by the Capitol HIN Guild Of
! - Orthopedic hospital for their
enrd party. and Mrs. Edgar II.
Buckiin. 1920 Il. Prospect st.. has
, generously offered her home for the
affair. A large attendance IL ex.
pected. and those making reserva
tiOns are asked to telephone Mrs.
Hoy r. Campbell Capitol 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Junior Guild Of
0rth0Dedic Plan Dance

~ furnish funds for the Christ
Uns bed fund. for the cniidren's
(Ir<nopedie hospital. the Junior Gaild
1nve issued invitations for Thanks
u1vlng party. to be held on Saturday.
Xeogember 20. At the Masonic temple.
fSum's untii 7 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Gosse Dinners at Homo

n. and Mrs. Fred c. England en-
1Dg1n1Ded with n game dinner at their
1oms on Monday evening On Tues
.lny evening Mr.. and Mrs J. c.
1GlchAeiA. who had accompanied Mr..
40 Mr.. England on their hunting
n1p. also entertained with . dinner
q their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
iBxttet Luncheon for
Departing Misses

Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan has
~utendcd invitations for a buffet
luncheon next Saturday at her
home. complm.nung her sister,
Miss Anna Roberta Hoge. and Miss
.xiHpeth McEwan. who leave soon for
= xrtp TO Europa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Tolo Club to Hare
Formal Opcnin1

Tho Tolo club has issued invita-
ions 20 tho opening Of their new
club house. sTos 18th ave ~. f.. on
Friday. October 20. Calling hours
will be from 3 untii 5, and in the
evening from 8 until 10 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Rcd Gross home nursing ciaSres
are becoming very popular with the
women and girls Of Seattle. a class
II held at the tumble Shop. Fourth
and Virginia. from 20 100. FOR
girls who find Il more convenient
than returning after dinner. THIS
also leaves the evening free for
other engagements.
A new class. TO be held from TO
20 0 on Monday and Thurfday even
ings. will begin on T'hursfay even
ing, October zigt-
A new class. 10 be held on 1uss
day and Friday mornings from 10
20 iis5o. viii also be started on
Tuesday morning. October 18TH
Registrations for these classes may
be made by telephone or by calling
at the nursing department OF Tho
Red Cross. Fourth and Virginia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Nm. Wittlcr Honored

Mr.. Clare r. Farnsworth enter
esinsd At luncheon yesterday at her
homa In compliment 10 her mother.
1frA r. r. Whittier. who leaves next
yss1 for New York to sp<nd the
winter months-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Tn nv srsrchIirht drv~Ioped
by tha United states army engineers.
IL a eoinch light OF the "dlshpan-
type and weighs 100 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Every Canadian solder settler -
entitled 20 = soldier ernnt Of i6o
acres Of land in the Dominion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

DRAFT board Officials 70 hnssuS
from membership OF the Amerfcan<
Legion in the state Of New jersey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
COMPARISONS

--You know said the woman
whose motor car had run down a
man. you must have born walking
very carcic-nly. am a very careful
driver. have been driving a car
for seven years.
Lady. you've got nothing on me.
Two been walking for 81 yeara---
Detroit Sewn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::
vi,ed die Mcponaid and rnrview

vfted the Mcdonald and Fairyirw
schools TO join them In n dads night
celebration Thursday October Il, In
the Green Lake play hall on the
school grounds. Mas Florence Mann
has an important message In regard
TO school needs and other interest
Ing subjects. The community sery-
ice will send leader for the sing
ing. All are invited.
Currsut Century Club
The Current Century club win
meet at the Ballard library Tuesday.
October 10. Mt 5;5o .. m All mem
hers are urged 10 be present as Inn
portant business In 10 be discussed.
Seward Social ard IArxnry Club
Tho Seward Social and Literary
club viii meet Friday. October 20.
at z D. m. with Mrs. ". W. Aust.
liza Gath Il. The topic for the after
noon will be Seattle products and
Industrial plants. Mrs. Il. 81.
fthoadss viii be the speaker.
w. q. r. 4. Hear Dr. McI<jbbon
The Women's Christian Temper.
anoc union met Tuesday afternoon
At the Plymouth Congregational
church Mrs. Libbie Beach Brown
presided and Dr. W. NJ McKibbon.
secretary OF the China club Of Seat
tie. gave the principal address. A.
the end Of his speech the women
passed a resolution TO heartily 90
operate with and lend earnest sup.
port To the efforts Of tho China
club.
The Lakota Camp Fire Girls will
give a dance Friday. october %. In
Readings hail. The committee In
charge will be: Miss Margaret
Calder. Miss salgcnson. Miss Esther
Campbell. Miss Blanche smith. Miss
Eva Burckhardt. Miss Gertrude
Beck. Miss Mary Packenham and
Miss Betty Doiand.
II Church Of Spiritual Light
The Church Of Spiritual Light.
Mountain View station. Green Lake.
viii meet In caswell's hall. Sunday
evening. at s O'Clock Dr. NJ. Norvai
will speak on a selected subject The
mld.weekly services viii be held on
"Wednesday at y. m
Fctiwstjon Trustees to Mort
A meeting OF the board Of trustees
OF the Federation OF Women's Clubs
will be held at the clubhouse at
1880 a. m. Thursday. A full attend.
anoe l. desired 20 transact important
business
Fraternity. Charity and Loyalty Club
The Fraternity. Charity and Loyal
~ club. No. !. viii give a patriotic
one hand .two-seri whist party on
"Wednesday evening. October 20, at
sac. at tho Panama cafeteria l<ls
Third ave. The affair viii be in
charge OF Mrw Kate d. cranney.
chairman. All whist lovers are In
vited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Cllapt<r v. T.. n. q.

Chapter V. y. u. O.. viii observe
Guest day on Monday. October ~.
AT .. m, at the home of Mrs. y. NJ.
Jordan. 1905 7sd ave. n. Mrs. Harry
iirandt and Mrs. A. G. Hanson will
assist the hostess. Roll call will be
anawered by q bit Of nonAenaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
INT u !: s.!,!;:
Conducted ~
LOUISE ANNABLE
Ellen Beach Yaw
Concert Monday

Ellen Beach Yaw. prima donna so
prano. will appear In recital at the
ARENA Monday evening, October -.
at sis O'Clock shc will b. Assisted
by Frankisn Cannon. pianist. Tho fol
lowing program win BE- given:
cherai pvslufs In D....-.......... nssh
irulssls aaa fssu- .Nsre~rfs< ousifsssn<
Mr. Csrnea
nseftAttvs ana Aria. III yisnt Nor Tar
oar urom the Marriages - ttE.rol
listen 70 the voios % Love ufssl. Hsot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Cap,soa HIn ". GIL.

Tho Capitol I'm W. c. r L. will
meet al the home of Mrs. Marie
RidEoway. II: ,oih ave. ~. october
10. at .. m. Mrs. Jackson Sils.
baugh. state superintendent OF leg.
isiation. will speak ON the candidates
OF our state. REPORTS OF the state
convention win be given and a mum.
Der OF five-minute talks VIII follow
on Christian Citizenship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

The Cosmopolitan club OF the go
attic Y. W. &. a. viii meet on Tues
day. october 18th. at 7 O'Clock. in
the club rooms TO hear Mrs. Claire
Ketehum Trip. tho director OF tho
educational department Of the State
Chamber OF Commerce. who viii
address the members The subject
OF Mrs. Trips talk viii be Thu
State OF Washington. Its Resources
and Industries" All who are intern
Gated In this subject are cordially
invited 10 attend the meeting.
The members Of the club win have
club supper In the tea room al 8
O'Clock. before the meeting
The Friends Of All club VIII meet
on Thursday. october zift. for club
supper IN the tea room at 6 O'Clock.
10 be followed by Bible class and
recreation. The club members have
taken up swimming lessons and the
girls afe urged 10 come in now be-
fore the class is too far advanced
The Aitrua club Of the Y. w. C.
fie1 WOfnfn. Will meet on FRIDAY,
October 2znd. at i .. m, for Bible
study. 20 be followed by a social
hour and tea The members OF tho
club have Joined the Tuesday and
Friday morning dancing classes. and
are planning active work In recro
alton this year.
The Altruia club OF ehe =. W. C.
A. viii meet Friday evening az
o'clock In the club rooms for Bible
class. after which the members win
20 20 their recreation classes. There
win also be club supper In the tea
room on the second floor At
O'Clock.
An athletic club n now being
formed In the physical education do
partment Of the Y. W. c. A. to
take care Of an the basketball
teams and general sporta While
all sports and recreation classes are
already started the Athletic club
win be the group that win have
charge OF all sports and samea
hikes. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
ADDITIONAL CLUES
Queen Anne Child Conservation
League


Tho onecn Anne Circle Of the
Child Conservation League viii meet
Tuesday. October 10. at $50 O'Clock
with Mm. Arthur Joachina. sfs
Mcsaw ~. Program win be page
Is. as follows; ''i5cnsc Of Justice as
tho Fountain Of All Virtues" Mrn.
r. L. Davis Eelections from
American Composers will sbe ren
dsred BY Mira. Ewing y. coivin. A
paper viii 10 read on Application
Of Justice In Acquisition and Use
OF Money" by MIR. Jessie Blalock
Another paper. PLAY the Game Ae.
corfinE 10 the Rules at the Time
% f4fe'a Trimming" Will be read
b. Mrz. c. n. OMEN.
Associated B~n~dicf Clubs 60 Meet
Tho Associated Benedict Clubs
VIII meet with tho Elsie Lincoln
Henedlet Club No. I at 17io East
Cherry st with Mrs. u. NJ. Coates
as hostess on Tuesday evening. n,
Z .. IN Mrs. A. Michael will speak
on Human Analysts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Cr~rn Lake PIT. A.
The Green Lake PIT. A. have In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

follows
H1mshsnis No s...........-..n sethosss
Allegro con brio
Andkrts con uicts
Ailsaro
Alisgro--ftnsls
coaeerto No. for glsaosor;s ana or
ehsstfa tsss4s4.ssstss t.Aast
Aiisarv msestcso
Quasi sisxie
Aitnefetto
Nitars
Allegro rnarEfAis
Harosd Nsnrr
'ss1mphonic poem. '-rhs Moiasu-.....
s.st++s ssssssssssssss.sss sHtHeAenA
futonaiss. %. 80. No. .....s.....
ktade. cp. -. No. s...s......... -ass's
Ths pannsnx MArienstts. .HAroid Henry
Caprice Espa9nois s.ss..4... .MesskepskT
Harold Henry
Overture. The Flying Dutohznan"....
sss.ssstssssss.ss.sss s..---.... WaSnsf
srrrss performances In a-sstis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Myrtle Chapter No. Is. o. E. r..
will celebrate past matrons and pa.
tronn' night next Monday In the
corinthian room Of tho Masonic
Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Marathon Entertainment Club
W n A

The Manthon Entertainment
Club. wofnen's BENEFIT Association
Of the MAccabees will give n parcel
post party Tuesday evening. October
-. nj tho w. o. ". Hall. Fourth
aud Marion 81 All Maooabeea and
friends arc invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

A meeting OF the board Of trustees
Of the Federation OF women's Clubs
will be held at the clubhouse at
1880 a. m. Thursday. A full attend.
anee Is desired 20 transact important
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

The Church Of Spiritual Light.
Mountain View station. Green Lake.
viii meet In casweli's hall. Sunday
evening. at O'Clock. Dr. NJ. Norvai
will speak on a selected subject The
msd.weekly services will be held on
"Wednesday AT y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

In honor OF Mrr. Is. w. Deleas. who
until recently was Mrs. Edna J.
Ba,ao. the caieidh club will give a
breakfast and bridge party on Mon.
day. October ~. al the home OF Mira.
J.. 4. Harris. 2is 10th ave. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
RaInlex Camp. No. Il7s

A grand masquerade bali win be
given in Swedish hall. Eighth ave.
and olive st. on Monday. October
Is. by Rainier camp. No. if72. Royal
keighbora OF America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
West Side womcn's Improvement
Ciub

West Side Women's Improvement
Club
The West Side Women's Improve
ment Ciub viii entertain next Tues.
day afternoon a; tho residence OF
Mrs. c. A. Ia Grave. isa. Oak
Place The affair will be In compii-
meat 10 tho new members OF the
club.
Phinn~y Ave. Child Conservation
League
Tho phinney Avenue ChIid Con.
servation Lsaxuc viii meet Friday
October -. At . .. m. with Mrs
4. l. strsndb>rw. Tois rslatine ave.
Election Of officers and all are In
vsted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Currsut Century Club
Seward Social ard IA~ary Club

Tho Seward Social and Literary
club VIII meet Friday. October 20.
at D. m. with Mrs. ". w. Aust.
i7Is Cath u. The topic for the after.
noon viii be Seattle products and
Industrial plants. Mrs. Il. 81.
TlhoadeB will be the speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Miss Kathleen Caffnry has return
ID from visit OF several days with
Or. and Mrs v. r.. Crow In Tacoma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

help of any kind from the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association, because that
association is administered ia such a way
that only those Who subscribe 10 every
way b the wishes ~ Or Joseph II Odell
are given assistance They state they dare
rot bring their complaints before the
state Board of Education, because the
state Board ~ Education i dominsted bv
Mr.. 2 $. du Pont, whose relations With
Or Odell aro such that he viii not is'an
to any criticism ~ Or Odell no matter
how honest and well-founded that critirism
Tnay he H. is Incredible that thia ~ trle
yet those Who believe are firm 70 their BE-
lief
However. these men say thpv are not
only ready but they are anxious to 70 -
fore . legislative committee ~ The re1f
session Of the General As-criulv and lay
their complaints before that committee
and the public They feel II they Do this
that neither the state Board ~ Educa-
tion nor the Delaware school Auxiliary
Association viii dare punish them for
stating the truth and that . q the only
way ii which they can proclaim the truth
without jeopardizing their own interests
on the one hand. and with any assurance
that the truth will lie made public on the
other hand.
ASKS FOR INQUIRY.
IT. short. the school situation in Della
ware has already reached that stage
where men Who have honest crltlcisIn u
methods sav they dare not bring their
criticism i,efore the State Board of Tdu-
cation because Of their fear of offending
Or Joseph II. Odeil, thereby ieopsrdiEIng
their own position or their schools. This
IN itself amounts ~ scandal and is a
terrific damnation OF conditions. More
over, honest and healthy public opinion a
beng muzzled by the newspapers of VIII
mington, whose editorial and news col
umas are represented 70 be 81 the CON-
uand Of DR.. Joseph II. Odell on All nat
ters pertaining 70 education IN this state.
I nGer these circumstances, nothing less
than legislative inquiry VIII bring the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

truth ~ Rh' N9w faf ne .rrrriea
'hn sebocl evs r ff'sv,ara taur sHat
do1ed re lea .f .uet
friends ~ 'he lsvs p ~ rr'i ~ Z.
the lhe'a - - Vho rrale tas teer p.av
diriy roItfiee pafh fte trtoria rf ilei1wer
- made matter 2 rneHri me sars
ard relief fhaf uieh 81 rrur FN
made ~ the reVf fre-erai Afrprh'v
n vor an l-eadv noesrralrr
The fsrta Vh.ch have hsrpi1 - f0r'l
then Rave .o1e rofhIng ererDt Is uN.
them adi.fiorsi sunnhapls "a 80 are
ir poeqpsQior ~ 'hefn I irave hem niff
yOQ ,Ir 1ur epr gderafrr
n co~ciusion amy av - ~
'his letter q rs ~ Et~e confidential
despise intrigue end foutle-ffraifrF
prarfice quite ss mu eh q Z da 'ncrr
and I srn ending rrs ~ ,hs Ser
Dr Ioa~uh % Oden - rnat II may troe
exAetlv what ! have said fo auH
n him also eEuert - srnd r1uv ~ fl
letter - other perz0ns n .lelawarr
tereqted n ~ calr.e ~ educafn0
With kindeTf -egarris ruain
Yours VERY respectfully
IS rurriun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23

school laws which he publicly champions
Yet il a most regret table fart TINT be -
being forced into such false light before
the public BY the ruan0etvres Of Or.
Joseph II O1nlI
Ore thing more and ! shall have fin
ishcd During our conversation which !
referred 70 IN the beginning q this letter
| enumerated 70 Won complaints q q
specific character which have been made
against Dr. Odell yy persons connected m
one way ur another with the public school
system Uf Delaware. 1T that time you sud
YOU had rot heard a anv slich com
Ilants although you had ssked two Or
three persons naming them cnnr ected
with the schools of Delaware, il they
had any complaints If the manner in
which DR. 0dell WAS interfering with the
administration q school affairs, and they
told you they had not.
SPEAKS or CRITICISM.
In order 70 clarity. my own mind upon
this matter, made an investigation since
our conversation, and / fnd that the
hostility among school officials in Della
ware against Dr Joseph II Odell and his
methods is greater and more deep-seated
than | set forth during our conversation.
! find that some Of the men you quoted
"a having no criticism Of DR. OdeIl 3
methods take this position, IN common
with a great many other school men in the
state They say that DR. Odell is response
BILE for the dissatisfaction and unrest which
exists in Delaware in connection with the
public schools Their criticisms Of him are
specific. and in many cases bitter even to
the point Of vituperation When asked Why
they did not bring these facts To the
attention OF the state Board 81 Educa-
ton they very frankly state that 70 DO
SO would result in their being discriminat-
I'd against IN the future by the State Board
of Educatlon. Some Of the school officials
say to DO 80 would result n their being
fired, or. at least in their not being re-
employed Others say to do 50 would re-
suit In their not securing any funds or any
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
ACCUSES nm. oDTrb.

II the entire movement Of better cdn-
cation in Delaware has degenerated into
purely campaign of saving the face Of
DR.. Joseph Fl Odell and the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association, rather than
saving the school laws and the school
system Of Delaware, LET us at least be
candid about it
There has been n great deal Of 0ratory
in the last lS months about the welfare
of the children of Delaware. The first
thing the children Of Delaware should
know is Who are their friends and who
are not. Who il responsible for breeding
the popular dissatisfaction against the
school laws Who has persistenily re-
fused to make any sort Of sensible and
systematic defence " the school laws3
Who has entered into deals with notorious
State politicians 10 have the school laws
crippled by devltallzng amendments
Who has been responsible for the per
sistcnt circulation ofreports characterlzing
the real friends of the school law as polti-
clans unworthy Of public confidence, while
they. posing rs friends of the school law
and entrusted with administrative re-
sponsibilities under the law. were play
ing a cheap game Of politics Ia which
honest friends of the code would not
stoop. md entering into secret deals with
avowed enemies of the code and better
schools for the purpose Of enasoulntinE
the code and lowering the standards Of
the schools OF Delaware
Certainly rcither the State Board Of
Education nor YOU, as president If it, cal
afford 70 maintain any anomalous posi-
tion IN this matter You either are III favor
Of giving the laws under which you are
now working fair chance IN the belief
that. If given fair chance, they will
prove their worth. or you are N favor
~ the program set on foot by the Allees
with the knowledge If DR. Joseph II
Odcll and others II YOU are ~ favor Of
giving the present laws chance, You Ger
tainly owe il 10 the school children Of
Delaware, tho friends Of better edu-
cation in Delaware, no less than to your
SELF, 70 take = stand against the Alice
Odell program II YOU DO approve Of their
program, YOU then owe it 10 the school
children OF Delaware and the friends Of
better education 10 announce that you
have no faith in the law under which
you hold your office and which YOU are
sworn 10 support resign from the State
Board Of Education and take your
position openly IN opposition to the law
Surely, Mr. T. s. du Pont is too wise to
be duped by some of his coun sellors in the
Delaware School Auxiliary association
aIla Service Citizens, into the appearance
Of covertlv working to destroy the public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNE.
Addressed l-asi Evening hy hrs. ina
~ Perkins

Mrs. Ina J y PERKINS q ths ls'ia
ware Commissnn f1r hild Nehaf.
gors VAs he enef speakeF at ne -rgl
lAr monthly meetlng u ne AumiIUnn
High school Ahlrnn~ ASSOCIATION eio
last evening p ne rest r1om - lH
Pont Building. fhe attendance st 4#
gathering vas small 'ie fo ne ileieinel
weather bar what .acken 1 Iumncrf
i made Up Is enthusiasm ana .attrest
N The Child Welfare talk gwen ~ lu
Perkins.