Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

skilled mechanics; but, " these machines
90 out into the world without knowing
their places in their particular industries
the places Of their industries in the world
of today. how the modern factory de-
veloped, what its advantages and dis
advantages are, what proposals Tor re-
form have been announced, etc, they
most probably will remain simply coss
In vast industrial machines, oppressed
and submerged units in gigantic IN
dustrial enterprises over whose activities
they have no direct conscious control,
objects of pitiless exploitation, and re-
cruits to swell the ranks of Bolshevisn.
In democracy such ~ ours is supposed
to be, in a progressive society, IN which
the people determine whether town
shall be bonded to- erect new school build
ing, whether the state shall lcgislate IN
the interests of happy childhood and happy
motherhood, whether the nation shali
enter the "a or no League OF Nations,
etc, wise Judgments are to prevail, II
individuals are to be improved in health,
intelligence, economic Independence, and
morality and if the social order IL To be
ameiorated, then, the history OF civil
ization in general and the history OF living
issues in particular must become the rich
heritage. the easily available resource,
the many who are led In the highest
sense of that much abused word prac-
tioal, History is of tremendous practi-
cal Importance
Prof Snavelv discussed n number Of
devices that he has found effective IL hrs
own extensive experience rs n student and
teacher of history A committee of teach
ers, consisting Of Miss Hunt. Miss Platt
and Miss Swan was appointed To arrange
"A public program to commemorate the
landing Of the Pilgrims and the mcctlnp of
the first Legislative assembly IN the New
World Tne program will be rendered
in the Parish House next Tuesday even
ing and pupils from allgradcs and depart
ments Of the white schools will take part.
The membe RS Of Industry Council No
25. Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics, were unable to hold their
regular SESSION last evening on account
Of the electric lights being out Of com
mission
Miss Rebccca Ferguson Of this CITY,
formerly uf Chester. Pa yesterday attend
ed the funeral Of her friend, Mrs Bella
Wright Of { hester
On Sunda morning Rev T j Cochran.
pastor of he Lebanon NJ j. Church u
Red Iion, will conduct the services which
/ VIII convene III w 'tst NJ ti4iN Ftf ffft "
will bc the Harvest Home or the autumnal
service The Epworth League services
will be held NJ : 30, in charge ~ Frederick
c Davidson, the leader Tho evening
services viii convene at 8 O'Clock IN charge
of the pastor
On Saturday afternoon ~ } O'Clock
there will be Harvest Home or an au-
tumnal service. held IN the Glasgow NJ 4.
Churc h. IA charge Of the pastor. Rev I j.
Cochran AZ tins session n mortgage
burning vii take place
Last evening the members Of the q,ioit
team of the lndustr, Council. No p, IT
Order United American Mechanics, went
to Wilmington and defeated the Guards of
tho Jr q | 4 VI III three games the
score being u 10 To- 2l 10 q. = toS This
makes sly games straight that the locals
have won and thus having no defeats thus
season After tho games were PLAYED re-
frcshmcnts were served The local team
comprised George Proud. captain. John
/ Clvmer. Warren OConnor md Robert
I Barnes The Guards comprised George
+ Moore. Elmer Gross. Herman Hadden