Evening journal., 1921-02-19

NH " IAnNNuHN AlOIHAnk MI DUAL
the head OF the Y. Nj c. A. work
in Wilmington. spoke to the stu
dents. He spoke first ,of the extern
sion work which is being done by
Delaware College in the Y. NJ CA.
Dr. f. NJ. X. Foster is giving a
course in business English. DR.. f.
V. vaughn a course in politics and
economies. Mr.. Harris is giving a
course in accounting and Mr.. Boyce.
a Wilmington lawyer, is giving a
course in business law. There is also
a course in high school principles
OF education. Mr.. Boal said that
these extension classes were doing
much toward spreading the spirit
and ideals OF the college through
the State at large. Mr.. Boal said
that the test OF all knowledge was
the power 10 relate II to life as we
meet il. Tho questions asked OF
anyone in the world are what do
you know? What can you do
who are you2 In college we must
learn the verbs to know. TO do. and
to be. We must learn to think bold
ly. clearly and courageously. We
must learn to think clearly for the
question what can you do also
means what can you do in case OF
an emergency. We are what we
love and what we believe. The girls
OF the Women's College must so
conduct their lives so that the re-
mark "she is a graduate OF the
Women's College" will stand for
honor. equity and true womanli-
ness.
Dean Robinson again requested
the cooperation OF the girls in the
matter OF economy in the use OF
electric lights. She also requested
that the girls take every precaution
so that the epidemic OF severe colds
will not sweep over the college.
Those girls who have been i'll are
steadily improving
Many OF the college girls at
tended the senior faculty basketball
game on Wednesday evening at Del
aware College. Miss Miriam Null
was chaperon from the Women's
College. The girls find much amuse~
ment in the antics OF the dignified
faculty on the basketball field and
very seldom miss a game which
the faculty plays
rhe cast for the opera Miss Bob
White" which is to be given by the
students OF the women's College
and Delaware College has been
chosen. IL Is as follows:
Miss Bob White, Helen Fisher:
Goldenrod. Eleanor Vinyard Miss
Autumn. Beatrice Naylor; Tire Mil
lion. Ben Magee; Van Billion. Mum
sey Keith; Jack. Franklin NAPLES:
Duke. Leonard DAILY; Lord Bashful
johnson Rowan: Washington De
We're. Ted Dantz; choruses. The one
Onlyan Danes; The Milkmaids; the
Quaker Maids. the Fox Hunters.
+ James lie Cato. professor OF bac-
teriology and one OF the all-stars
OF the faculty basketball team.
spoke in chapel on Thursday morn
ing. Instead OF speaking OF bugs
or basketball. Mr.. lie Cato spoke OF
some OF his experiences in West
Virginia among the mountaineers
living in that State He told Of one
ride on a train which was so very
fast that the engineer and brake
man carried along their fishing rods
80 they could, amuse themselves II
they had no passengers. The noun
taineers were at FIRST hard to he
come acquainted with because OF
their belief that every stranger is
revenue agent. When. however.
their confidence is won. they are
most delightful and hospitable
people. They are fun OF queer ideas
Z concerning law. Witnesses cannot
be found for a murder trial. The
modntair eers believe that the fam
ily OF the murdered man should be
given the Joy OF revenging them