Evening journal., 1921-08-18
CHANGERS in
DAY OF FUN
HEAR ADVICE
Continued from First Page.
other events on standard time sched-


other events on standard time sched-
uie.
Although some we're late in arriv-
ing the crowd this year promises to
eclipse previous attendances State
Master Jacob II. Rosa, OF Milford.
Ia among those present, and was
greeted by his many friends.
n the track and feld events the
following were returned the winners:
100-yard dash - Henry Roser
Hockessin Grange. Time IL u sec
Three-legged-race Steele
and r. Klair. Harmony Grange.
60-yard-dash for girls-Blanche
Derrickson. Harmony Grange. Time
81 seconds.
Shotrut-Paul Mitchell Harmony
Grange. Distance. 2s feet 6 inches.
A baseball game will be played
during the afternoon between MEM
bers OF the West Brandywine and
Hockessin oranges. Stanton Grange
has already challenged the winner.
William p White, OF Wilmington
will direct community singing.
Mr.. Marvel. who Is a member of
the grange. told OF the methods OF
farming carried on during his boy
hood days in Sussex county and
drew attention to the great improve
ments made since that time. He re-
called seeing the same methods used
in farming that were used four
thousand years ago. II cutting wheat
with scythe and cradle. threshing
II with a fail and winowing it with
the wind. In few years. he said,
inventions have brought a machine
thai will cut. thresh. fan and pack
the wheat In one operation.
Mr.. Marvel said agriculture. or the
tining OF the soil. is the oldest in
dustry on earth, it having been be-
gun by Cain just outside OF the Gar
den OF Eden. but II was the last in
duslry 10 organize. He congratu-
lated the farmers on their success In
organizing In late years for then
mutual beneft. and commended
them for the attention they had Sc
cured from our Federal Government
IN the enactment OF laws for theli
protection and assistance. Mr.
Marvel howsver. warned then
against carrying their request
for assistance TOO FAR. The ten
dency OF the people. he stated
was too greatly toward Washing
ton for Governmental assistance
and when farmers run to Washing.
ton for help for themselves the5
may be sure that other industries
Will just as vigorously press their re
quests for help and when one group
OF people see a chance Of temporary
beneft. arising out Of Government
help. they will be more inclined q
tolerate the giving OF special helr
to some other industry.
Mr. Marvel stated that all thii
tends to a paternalized government
and to socialism and is opposed te
the fundamental basis, upon which
our government is formed.
Local seif-government is beinr
lost sight Of" he said. state
rights are being invaded and indi
vidual rights. as they were conceiv
ed by the makers OF our Constitu
ton. are being trampled upon an,
disregarded and it is time to call I
halt"
He warned the farmers TO Sc
their face against this tendency an,
to rather take the position that the.
would not ask too freely for govern
mental help and that governments
help should not be given as spe
clal privilege to any other industry
Coming down to local matters
Mr.. Marvel suggested four dehnit
things
That the farmers should cooper
ate to aid in stabilizing the Stat
system OF public education. IN orde
that every child within the bour
dzries OF the State should have a
equal chance OF public educatio