Evening journal., 1921-12-30
LIBRARY DAY.
MEETING CALLED
Arrangements for High
School Event to be Dis
cusSed Next Tuesday
NAMED;
MAYOR HEADS DRIVE


lt the Wilmington High School.
which has been set for Friday, Janu-
e,ry IS, will be discussed next Tues
Nav afternoon by the committees in
harge at a meeting in the com
nunity room Of the school
z is intended that on Library
pay the parents OF pupils and all
,bersons interested in school work
hall visit the High School and see
he classes in session. Each visitor
$ asked to contribute a book. to-
ward a collection OF 10000 volumes
(which the school hopes eventually
o assemble.
Following is a list OF committees
nd committee chairmen:
Chairman OF general committee,
Mayor Leroy Harvey; chairman OF
kchools committee. superintendent
David A. Ward; chairman OF pub
kicity committee, George Carter;
hairman OF club committee. Mrs. A
I). Warner; chairman OF Jewish so
ieties committee, Louis Topkls;
chairman OF church committee. the
Rev. George c. williams; chairman
|bf campaign fund committee, DR..
fohu II. Mullen.
Prof. Coke has appointed the fol-
owing publicity committee for the
library Day Drive:
Chairman-George Carter. editor
bf The Evening Journal.
Every Evening-Frederick X Key
bold. managing editor; A o. IL
#srier. city editor; William f. Met
en-, business manager.
Sunday Star-Joseph Fl. Martin.
editor; George +. Whitenack, city
Hkditor; Horace p. Warrington. busi-
hess manager.
Labor Herald-John c. Sayior.
Ieditor; Charles p. sayior. business
manager.
Evening Journal-Clement B. Hal
am. city editor; Clarence J. Pyle,
Business manager.
n Morning News-Albert w. cum-
Minis, editor; Charles r. Gray. man
aging editor; John A Maue, city
n &editor; Clarence c. Killen, assistant
business manager.
A subscription OF $50 has been
Received from Nathan Levy. 705
West street, following a presenta-
hon OF the need for a library
10 St John Chapter. Royal
March Masons by Mr.. Carter. Con-
"A tribution OF $40 worth OF books by
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity OF
RDelaware University also has been
received.
81 The campaign fund committee, OF
3 which Dr. John B. Mullen is chair
g man, will meet this afternoon in the
X }ofIice OF the principal to draft plans
+ for an intensive and vigorous pro-
1 gram OF work.
The classes in the High School
&'have begun work for the library
Enthusiastically. Some OF the classes
have already contributed TO the
n &fund. The desk room classes OF
3' Miss Viola Miller. Room 103, and
4 OF Miss Josephine Marston, Room
H207, contributed Jointly TO fund
amounting to s27.40.
4 Appended is a preliminary list OF
Ebooks needed in the library for the
XEnglish Department.
< The Poetry OF Chaucer. Root
# George Eliot, Her Life and Works
. Lewes; The Great Soul in Conflict
"a Blackmore; English Problems ir
The Solving, S. f. Simons; Ameri-
can Public Addresses, Denney; Eng
&,lish Prose and Poetry OF The Ro-
"a mantle Period. Woods; English
Usage, J. L. Hall; The Great Tradi.
# ton, Greenlaw & Hanford; Three
NJ Centuries OF American Poetry and
N prose, Newcomer. Andrews and Hall
Twelve Centuries OF English Pros
81 and Poetry. Newcomer; Works o
N English Poets; Essays. English anc
N American; Model English Prose
81 Carpenter; Stories from Browning
Grumbine; The English Romantic
W Movement, Phelps; The Teaching o.
"A English. Chubb; Works OF Dickens
g Scott. Thackeray, Eliot. Ruskin. and
81 Carlyle; Life OF Shakespeare. sid
s ney Lee; Shakespeare as a Dramatic
Artist. Moulten; Shakespeare
n Works: Worlds Literature. Moulton
'5 Shakespeare as a Dramatic Thinker
< Moulton; Works OF John Morley; 4
81 Handbook OF Poetics. Gummere
3 The Classic Myths in English Liter
5. ature and in Art, Gayley; Life, Ar
sk and Characters OF Shakespeare. Hud.
y son; What is Poetry?. Hunt; Ameri
can Literature. Long.