Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-24
PUPILS'.PARADE
HELP LIBRARY
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lDeu. II VIII De the greatest dSSein-
bly, Of pupils Wilmington has wit
messed in recent years.
Plans for the participation OF the
school children with the university
students were completed this morn
ing at conferences between leaders
OF the campaign and the public and
private school authorities. Follow
ing the parade OF the university stu
dents through the principal streets
Of the city tomorrow morning their
assembling with the school children
from the city will be the occasion
of an open air meeting at which
short addresses will be made by SUI
perintendent David A. Ward, Of the
Wilmington schools; DR.. Walter
Hullihen. president Of the univer-
sity, and Josiah Marvel, chairman
of the executive committee of the
library campaign. The meeting will
be brief and the singing of popular
songs will be led by the bands which
will take part in the university stu
dents parade.
In order that the pupils In the
public schools may take part in the
Rodney Square exercises, arrange
ments have been made 10 dismiss the
students so that they may arrive at
the square by 1870 o'clock. The !
University OF Delaware students will |
be relieved OF studies for the entire |
day. They will come to this city on
special cars over the Baltimore and |
Ohio Railroad. arriving at the Della
ware avenue station at 1920 o'clock. /
The students under the direction OF /
Major L. b. Row. professor OF mill
tary tactics at the university, will /
be formed into line and headed by |
the university band will march east
on Delaware avenue to Eleventh
street. to French street, south to
Fourth street. west to Market and
north on Market street TO Rodney
Square. Plans are underway to have
the band from Fort dupont in the
procession and this group OF must
clans will head the 1875 former SOL
ilers who are in the Rehabilitation
at Newark and who will
march in the procession with the
students. As now arranged ,
here will be 275 students from the
mems college. 1876 veterans and 200
Students from the Woman's College.
There was a much better attend
nee at the second days report-lun-
heon meeting in the duBarry room
{ the Hotel DUPONT this afternoon.
osiah Marvel. chairman OF the eX- ,
cutive committee, presided at the s
incheon. II was noticeable that the r
-orkers. many Of whom did not get I
tarted until yesterday were more /
than at yesterdays meet 5
ig. In their discussions with their g
aptains many OF the workers re- a
but they also an
ounced their intention OF keeping q
n the job until every one had been $
lven an opportunity to contribute.
The fact that those who wish to /
ave a part in contributing TO the IL I
,rary have the choice OF makingeash J
ayment or dividing their contribu-
lon into twenty parts, payable
monthly, is proving attractive for
9th classes OF public spirited citi-
ems.
In order to help with the can
ass in rural New Castle county. the
.lumni have been invited to a meet
ne at headquarters, S154 dupont
tomorrow morning at $50
clock to select cards OF prospec-
we contributors and aid Macmillan
Ioopes committee in reaching all 4.
arts OF the county This Is neces- ,
lry II the field is TO be thoroughly :
overed in the FIVE days this week
lletted to It. {
Considering the fact that yester-
avs report was the first one and
lat many OF the teams had not be- ,,
un their canvass and others had =
OF obtained cards, the total report =
! for the day. s2O.964.40, was con- :
dered exceptionally good This :
rings the total for the campaign tc :
l22,76740. .
Mrs. Julia A. Ashbrook. $3.50; c
Brigham, $3.50; c. w. Clash,
zoo; J. A. Crothers. 1925; ]. NJ :
avis. $95; Mrs. G. W. Davis, So -
Ia; Pauline A. dupont. S14,5OO; d !!
Foster. $50; Mrs. Alice Cav u
Irop. s1O.116.75; Alice d. Johnson
y; Eugene Manning s145; Charles u
Palmer. $3.50; n. T. Rood. $500; II
avid snellenburg. $500; Mrs. James
Stein, IS; c. w. Sutton, $685.; S "
Townsend, $3.50; Mrs. A. d. y
-arner. Jr.. $3.50; S. Irving Walls,
100; Mrs. Mabel Jeffries. S402; ~
lristiana Hundred, $1,000. "