Evening journal., 1921-12-13
SCHOOL Law
HAS FAILED,
ROSA STATES
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Near East Relief. Greater cooper
alton and support OF the Changers
was urged. no said.
In speaking on conditions OF the
order Mr.. Rosa declared that new
interest must be created by all loyal
Patrons In the Grange meetings.
we will be losers and Delaware will
not hold It's place IN the National
Grange as Il has IN the past 40
years" he said, II MORE interest IL
not created.
For the good OF the order, Mr..
Rosa urged all the Changers attend
regular meetings, respond 10. the lee
turer's wishes. support the master IN
and out or the chair. and make ex-
hibits az the State Fair. He also
said that each Grange should hold
annual fairs and bazaars with ex-
hibits OF live stock and poultry and
that every Patron should subscribe
to the National Grange Monthly.
Speaking on legislation. Mr.. Rosa
advised the Changers that they had
plenty OF time now to prepare any
legislation Of benefit to the Grange.
as the next session OF the State Leg
islature will not be held until 1929.
Mr.. Rosa, In stating the position
OF himself and the Grange on tenn
perance sand: 1T Is more than clear
that we must stir ourselves and help
in every way possible TO enforce the
Nolstead act. We should declare
ourselves absolutely opposed 10 the
sale Of beer and light wines as a
medicine. for that is but an entering
wedge or loophole for further liquor
purposes"
Education was one Of Mr.. Rosa 8
topics and he referred to It in this
manner.
I'VE have finished one year under
7 our new school law whNh Il was
hoped would please all. but like the
much disliked school Code" has
failed in its purpose. We believe
agriculture and music should have a
place in the high school course. as
we'll as manual training and ply
seal culture. Never were farmers
/ organizations needed more than now
and what we need more than any
thing else Is intelligent. persistent
] grange propaganda. THINK grange
/ EAT grange. SLEEP grange. TALK
grange. and GO TO GRANG E."
No election Of officers will be held
at this session. The elections are
held every two years and the nexi
one will be held at the annual ses-
sion in 1929.
The Grange was opened up in the
4th Degree with Master Rosa pre-
siding After the preliminary bust
ness had been transacted. the Worth.
Master announced the followinl
standing committees for the session
u Division OF Iabor-W. 3. Maui
, A. B. Cote, Mrs. Samuel NJ. DENIM
son.
Education-Frank Yearsley. J. I
Eastburn. Sisters. ". V. Cosden. +
B. Mcdowell, F. c. Lockwood. F. {
Snyder
Agriculture:-A. 3. Peet. l. r
Pennington. r. c. steele. Sisters.
! IT. Pennington. J. c. Green.
Legislation and Transportation;-
W. V. Cosden. Edward Burlington
Sisters. ]. D. Thompson. c. W. Steele
Resolutions:-F. c. Bancroft. II
p. Mcdowell. James White; Sisters
J. Frank Yearsley. f. Guy Hastings
Woman's Work;-Sisters. c.
D McCue. Katie NJ Bancroft. Foste
shahan, A. B. Peet. r. J. McAllen
Temperance. Frank Rice. r.
McAllen, c. W. Steele. Sisters. W. I
Eastburn. Edward Burlington.
Good OF the Order-C. A. McCus
b Harry r. jefferson, Sisers, J. +
Rice. James White. II. c. Joseph
b Per Diem and Mileage-Samuel
. Dennison. S. II. Hewitt, Sister
. George f. Wilson. J. f. Latta.
Grange Extension-J. Thompso
r Eastburn, F. c. Snyder, Harry {
r iosephs.. Sister, J. Thompson Easf
s burn.
Co-operation-J. r. Latta, eJaco
e r. Weldon. F. c. Lockwood, Sister
S. II. Hewitt, B. W. Maui
e Constitution and BYLAW
e Guy Hastings. George Wilson. sis
y ters, W. II. Marvel. Albert Thistle
Z wood. II. f. Phillips.
Insuranc-H r. Phillips. AIbei
s Thistlewood, c. F. Mai.
6 transportation. ID. Thompson
= W. II. Marvel William Sockryder.