Evening journal., 1921-04-30

on wednesday morning the girls
had another musical treat. Miss
Elizabeth McNeal '2s was the enter
tainer during the chapel period. Miss
McNeai FIRST played a Swedish song
which she said wis typical OF swe-
den. Then she played "Divertlmen-
H." by scherwenka. She then ex-
planned that jazz music was really
beautiful without the jazz, that the
melody or I'm Always Chasing Rain
bows" was taken from one OF Chop
ms nocturnes that the melody Of
Marie" was taken from A compo-
sition by Bach. As an encore Miss
McNeai played Happy Enough" by
Schumann. For the occasional
march the college orchestra. other
wise known as the Mandolin Club.
| played Marie" with the jazz In
which It is written
Miss Kite. who is Interested in the
psychological work being done at
| Vineland. n. j.. spoke In chapel on
| Thursday morning. Miss Kite began
by saying that intelligence was the
greatest gift given by God to man.
that judgment is the most important
| part OF the inteliigence. Not until
recently has the Scientific knowledge
of psychology been made useful in
. helping the abnormals OF the world.
The French scientist. Alfred Binet.
started tho plan OF giving tests to
find out the mental age Of people. He
tried to measure the human intelli-
gence and used judgment as his
measuring rod. Miss Kite then told
some very Interesting stories OF peo-
pie who lack Judgment. These peo-
pla can be a help to society instead
Of a burden II their energies are
properly directed. Their are three
CLASSES OF humans. the normals. the
super-normals and the suhnormals.
The state OF Delaware Is now starting
in Sussex county a school for sub
normals Delaware has been late IN
starting this work. but she is bene-
htne by the experience of other
states. This school will be a part OF
tho educational system Of Delaware
Before closing her talk, Miss Kite
expressed her love and admiration
for Sussex county Along with many
other down State people she consid-
ers IL the garden spot OF the world
| Miss Kite has visited the devastated
region IN France and is very inter.
ested In the heroic French people
She reminded tho girls OF the popp,
which everyone Is TO wear on Decor.
alton Day for tho soldiers who fel
over there" The stems and bud,
o, these poppies come from the bat
uehelds Of France. the leaves arr
made by the French women an,
children. The money for the pop
pes which cost ten cents each. viii
60 back to help the French. America
e. has been helping the needs Of othe
! countries hut France has not criei
e out for help. The needs OF Franc
o. cry out for her
, The psychology department OF tn
s Women's College. under the direc
ticn OF Miss Agnes Snyder will maxi
and tabulate psychological tests o
the Newark school children.
on Friday morning Miss Mildred
, Wolfenden "a talked on "Industria
Espionage in the United States"
b Is the industrial spy who is reall'
causing much OF the labor trouble ii
: the United states at present TIL
employer who uses the industria
spy system knows very little abou
his business and believes the repor
, OF the spy. These reports are yer
often untrue and so written as q
, stir up trouble. Instead OF trying G
, stop strikes these men use their in
g nuence as workers. for they are al
WAYS disguised as workers. TO star
b and prolong strikes. This industria
Z espionage Is now such a commo
I thing that great detective agencie
% have added the Industrial detective {
Z their list OF available workers. Thi
n situation ls very serious. The indus
Z trial spy should be done away wit
% and good will and cooperation b'
tween employer and employe tax
his place.
Playthings are again seen in IN
a ldinineroom. on Wednesday cvenin
. the seniors. under the direction c
a Miss Marian Grafhn, presented