Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-20

lightened public opinion can come |
is by giving everybody an education.
Our educational system sort Of broke |
down during the war and 1t needs |
building up. Five persons out of
every 81 can't write their own names.
If this keeps up It will only be a
, few years until a crisis like that of
1914 is upon us.
1T is a mighty big thing to do.
but It is up to you to see that every
body gets an education, and by get
ting that education we will get what
we want-'an enlightened public
opinion
1.-THE big chance for all you young
people to do IS to get all the educa-
ton you can yourselves and see that
other people get It. It is not enough
that we educate ourselves as we
must give every child an opportunity
to get an education. Thousands OF
our children become liabilities in
life instead OF assets, owing 10 lack
of education. Another thing is we
have too much propaganda in edu-
cation; what we want Is truth. The
man or woman who can tell the
difference between truth and false
hood. Is the one who will succeed.
Every day there Is a chance for
YOU to show your courage or your
cowardllness, and you should al
ways get ready for the big oppor-
tunity that will be yours some day.
We should also remember that the
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the courage Of the common place.
In regard to the foreigners VINO
come to our country we should
welcome them. but with this under
standing, that they are 70 learn to
think and speak in terms Of Amer
lea. One of our pet sayings lately
has been III tell the world We
not only want to tell the world, but
show the world what we can do.
Above all, don't sell yourselves
cheaply, and strive for a place Of
honor and service in the commu-
nifty"
! Following the address Of Mr..
Lewis, william II. Beacon, presi-
dent of Beacon Business Colleges
gave a brief address in which he
said he was happy to sbe with the
| club at its annual banquet Mrs.
Beacon, the next speaker. also told
of ter pleasure at being able to at
tend an affair given by Beacon Col
lege Club. Mrs. Beacon caused a
burst Of applause when she said that
in all her travels abroad and of the
good-looking people she had met,
none could compare with the gath
ering at the banquet.
Governor William d. Denney and
DR.. Walter Hullihen, president of
the University of Delaware who
had been invited to attend, were UNI
able to be present, owing TO prev
ious engagements.
The serving Of the dinner was un-
der the direction Of John II. Wag-
ner. maitre d'hotel. Harry ]. Hark-
ms. manager Of the Hotel DUPONT
took keen personal Interest in con-
tributing TO the success Of the din
3 ner.
The menu was as follows: Fruit
o cocktail; celery and olives; hall
8 chicken Virginia style, with pota-
8 toes surprise and French peas
a hamande; combination salad, fancy
b individual ices and assorted cakes
n and coffee.
% After the completion OF the
sneakers program and banquet the
r assembled party adjourned to the
|. gold ball room for the dance. Dane
- ing started about II o'clock ant
It continued until O'Clock. The com
- mittee IN charge was highly comph
e rnented by everyone on the pleas
j. ing manner in which the entire af
fair was carried out. Those on thu
Is committee were: Leo ]. LANCE
o chairman; Miss May L. Eisenhart
d John G. NEWMAN, Miss Laura 9
IS Christy and Blount Frampton.
Il Those present were:
g .Ralph keenan,, Frances Kraemer
n Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hickman, Regi
.s maid Jackson, Betty Garrett, Nr. am
Mrs Paul Hardin Marvin G. Rose, Mrs
IT Marvin e.. Rose, Edward Thomas. Craw
ID ford MacRobert. Lewis Wright. JOSEF
"a Fielding. Frances Ford, p. D'Aquine
. Stewart Poole, p Rehmeyer d. c
- Sapp. Anne Wright. II. /. Evans. Ann
I'd J.. Evans. Marion Abbott, Il. S. Hick
st ID b. wild. Saule Harris. Paul Clark
\ Allen Curry Charles Logan. Edga
.u Rogers. Ralph farrell, Joseph Haul
ic Edward Harrington, Henry Towneent
10 DurZa Keiter, ENduEelho ualps NLit'
40 Alexander, Elizabeth Smith. llal
Riley, Elizabeth Cannon. Charles Mul
10 HSin, Marie Evans, Randolph Evan
IN r. p Major. Nina Pounds. Edn
N Chambers, Irving Grove. owen SelD.
a. Ellen Holt, Richard Woodah, MAI
81 tie Phillips, Aware Kidd, Enza Pain
w II Crossan. Anna Council.
IN John Simpson, Mary Brennan, Mario
,vl steele Leroy steele, Mr. and Mr.
- Harold Holt. Leone Potts, wa
u ter Howard william L. Rakestray
ne Hazel IT, Lincoln Hannah Lighhei
Dy lanes Everett RONis Hastings Way
an ford Brown. Elsie Mitchell, Kathry
NJ Selover, Carroll Short, June Seine
ne nan Matthews. Myrtle Davis. Loci
re wood Day. Addie Snes, Frank Web
,ir Nfadalvn steele, Evalyn Fowler, Pa
.st Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. otley SIM
no ers, Jack Hazel and friend Leon Moor
!. Irving Walls, Bob Hearn. julia Tod
n Daisy Ford, Melva o. Bradford, Fran
ee Grimm, l.. May Eiseninrt, Howar
ny Schodeld Laura Christy and frien
Ne Myrtle r. Miller Charles 4ille
40 Otis Long. Martha Gregg, Robe
or Ycarsley. Eleanor Cooling, Henry Gas
Margaret Briggs. Rachel Eaton. Boy
en- Rutan. George Powell, Grace Ninyar
80 Hazel Long. Andrew Woodall. Villa
10 Jones, Ruth Conner A. III. Lindal
GU Gladys Knmon. Elizabeth Curry. ella.
ry ton Curry. Bertha Neach and frlen
al katherine Bridges and friend, Hell
- Schwartz and friend William Schwar
ne and friend Mrs Waller, Ada Hi.
K Johnston, Mrs. j. K Johnston, rs