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··- TRACK--'PRELIMINARY FOR NEW CINDER TRACK -WILL BE MACDONNELL 'OF L.; s·.-u. SEt~ BASEBALL SEASON"': OPENS -· ; .. :. TECI( lViEET:.HELI)TiniRs~AY ·· EQUAL oF ANY;IN. Ect£n !8_. FOOTBALL. COACH MONDAY WITH BINGHAM GAME

· . '::~:·:,: .. ,~ ~ .. Coach· Cro~er:_ ·G~~atly .Pleased ·With Field-· Will Be I~ E~cell~nt Co~d.itio~ New_ ~o~ch ·.Played. on . tolga~~ · F~ar C~d~ts Wave Formidable Team And : !:l .>::. ;· .. -.. -.· Sh~\Vi~g .· '\rrti:d~ -_by. Candidat~s · . ' ... For -Op.ening Meet o_f Year ~ext' . _. :Years .And Has Turned~; . .Qut _ Baptis.ts Are Expecting StiH Game

'- · · · · ·' · Who' Finishthe.~ventS With ·. . Sahirday Wit~- A; and-E. · , Chauipionsbip Teams · ·:---Ellis Will Open Fire , '" , : Good· Records. · _ .. · Track Artists -.. · · In Louisiana - On Mound ·

.. ' . Although .there·werl~ci phenom~ ' . With·' the repre~.e~tatives selected -E. T. MacDonn~ll. of Baton Rouge,' . The. g~me with th~. Bingham - .. ~ .'emil records made·in the prelimina- to·wea:r the Otd Gold and Blaek em- La., head. coach at Louisian·a State! nine, which·has been postponed to

. : · .';.·: · ~ry held on the ·new track Thursday blem on the ,track team this season, University fo~ the pa·st th~ee years, I Monday, comes as a fitting climax -, :·:_ :' : ~ afternoon to sel4'lct the members .. of Coach Crozier is workiJlg .0!1 thenew has been sel~cted a~. Wake Forest

1to' t,!le weeks of rigid practice that

<'~ : ~,~ ~ ::·this~.'season's team, Coach Crozier is_ tr_ack t'o get it in condition· for the College's football coach to succeed j·coach.Billings' charges have seen :.\. ·.:·_ ' ·_ . ve~Y..rri_uch. pleased ~ith the sho\~ing m~e~ wi~h A: &·E .. w~ich will b~ "Mig" Billi.ng~! -~ho is_ leaving ne~t I on ~he diamond since the advent ot .. : - .. the candidates made ·on the heavy run off on the local ground on next fall to contmue h1s·study of med1- sp.rmg. The cadet team·from Meb­

. ,... -·track,- which was muqdy. -from 'the Saturday. -The track .is as yet new Cine.· - ane_possesses a dangerous aggrega­. recent rains. Great i~provement and unsettled, but it cari b~ made MacDon~ell comes to Wake Forest tion thjs season, as is seen from 'is. expect~d during the coming week o9e of· th£:.best.in the ·state and it with an excellent record as~ capabie their victory.over the State College

· ove~ .the records. set• in· the· trial is Crozier's aiq1 to give the_ team .t~e and .experienced coach. In the! in Raleigh, and their close score _ cont~sts and the team will be )P ·-very best, equipment possible.so that fo~mer Lc. uisi~na St~te Univ~rsJty I with the University. . . . prime condition.for .the meet With th~re nmy be· a~ opportumty . for Coach Wake·FOJ:est WI!l have a_coach I The fl:1vorable weather cond1~10ns the Aggies-9n M·arch 31. _ all .the ·men in college-who have an whose ability is unquestioned, and which have prevailed for the :past ~--O~ing to t~e fact th!lt' H~rris in~~:~~t-in tra~k~to work mid~r an on~ that should r.aise•football to the we~k hav~.enabled the coa~h to ~et

and Duncan- were force~ · t9 work e~cie~t coach on ·an excellent cmd~r , a hne on .'ius men, and, possibly with out for· the: baf!eball ·game· ~with tracK... _It is. his desire to _see as · two exce'ptions, one plac~ in the in-

.. _- ~-Bingham, and all.of the candidates many~men as possible on the squad :field and one· in the outfield, the · ·.·.,-for thehurdl~s:·wer.e un~ble_~o-_-r:U.n. in-order-that_there_,~ayb~ a. foun- liii.e-up of the .Wake Forest team "·< ~on .acc9unt of.sickriess and injuries, tio,n foi __ n_ext year's team. has. been definitely determined. :.t·~:.th-e sprintri'~nd :liu,i:dles -we~e~:p~st~ _,.~II the pJans.f~I:"·the ~~~~ng ~ee~. . 9ox,:a-freshman, replacing Captain

:·. }p(:med)intg.~Iaterda~e. __ The_o.ther been concluded w~th ·the ex:- at first base, has been 'dis-_-,, .. 0.;--,"· .... ,.. · · < · ·• · ·.- • '· · · ·iJi: · · 'of the:or-~er,.~~.'eve~tlfwhich playing great form in fielding, and

. . · · · · :equalJy .. as.well--when. be-' - 0 0 ~ >t.H ,• • '

that old ·rivals :are g . first ·in the . and~tfia;C~a~{ji~my McD9u­_was'tl1~ outstanding'"feature of the gal "has turned ·out a .. 'team· iha:t :pr~Wtii~n~fi~. ind-w~t.~ :~iittle. ~0~~~7. ~in}{oici. it~-~?~~-:with:~n~ sql1ad· iii lng··he._should· find no~··difficulty ·in -the state. The-opening meet o~ 'taking firs~ piac~ in the State ~eet home track s!lould' be close and jn-

.. in one of these events. terestirig.

the: t~i~le.~s. . Carlyle at sec­ond :will prov:e a valuable- asset to tl:ie Baptist nine. His ·Work in the infield is strong, but when at bat d~~s eve~ b,etter' ~or he' i~ one of the most dependable hitters on the nine. Duncan has about 1?-nd~d the berth on 'short. He has .an easy fa?ltless style, and is expecterl to ._ • :· _The -events:.-·· : ~.. The 'followjng-:o·fficials ·ha've .con .. - .

· ::· ·.:_.: :<··440 ·dash~--Jordan; Burris;- Stevens~. sented--to:.Serve. ' . ·: · · Ti~e:. 57 3-5. Hal_f mil~---Dow_el!.. ~tart~r~--1Vlr.: Basil-Watkins. · : ·

-Paden, Herring· .. Time: 2 17 4::5. ·Track Judges---Professors H. ·M. s_t':rengthen the Baptist attack con­

siderably when at bat. Ridge's

hitting and consistent work on short­. \.Continued on page 8)

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220' _ ·:dash---Harrington (against Poteat, Aiken and Paschal. . ti~~). -Time: 27 .. Two .mile---Dow- Field Judg_es Professors Pearson, ell, Smith, :Massey. Time: 11 25. Jones a'nd Hfghsmith.

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high standard of excellence main-ta:ined in the other btanches of ath­

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. Bursar Earnshaw. ring,'Parker, Tally. Di~tance: 75

l'etics in the Colleg~;> . . MacDonnell began his football Dr. Poteat Presides With

career in New York ~here for ExPresident Taft Speaking ft. ·5 in. Shot put---Langston, Her- Announcer---Mr. E. C. James. rjng, McKnight.· ::Oistance: 35 ft. 6 in .. 'High jump~~Savage, Her­ring. ·Distance:· 5 ·ft. 3 in. Pole vault---Warren.

seasons he. played- on. the Colgate PresidEmt Willilam Louis· Poteat Academy eleven. Upon leaving ~eturned· ~esterday from Greens-

DR. MACMURRAY TO .PREACH- . Colgate Academy he entered Colgate boro,where he presided Thursday COMMENCEME~T SERMON Uni_:enity and immediately won a night upon the occasion of Ex-Presi­

regular berth on the -team, playing dent W. H. Taft's ·address in that Dr. Daniel A. MacMurray. pastor at end on the eleven· for four sue- city.. After presenting Bishop

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·Dramatic Club Pres¢nts of the Lennox Road Ba!)tist-Church, · h cessive seasons, during which time Rondthaler, who opened the meet­Brooklyn, N.Y., has ~ccepted t e

invitatUm to preach the baccalau- his, tea~ won-the championship of ing with a prayer, Dr. Poteat had a ."The Dramatic Club of Wake For- reate sermon at the commencement New York State for three years. fine saying of Ex-President Taft

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est College will present the ·well- exercises on the night of Wednesday, He captained the team. in ·1999, and that he was first to catch tqe fore­known English play, "The Private May 23. A slight change in the during this season he was mentioned Sect~tary", :a· farcical comedy in order of exercis~sfrom former~ears by the. New York World and anum-

. · F "d · ht l\'r h 30th will be made th1s year, as President . · . . · . three acts, n ay mg ~arc . Poteat w·I.ll deliver his baccalaureate her of New England papers as an in Memorial Hall at 8:00~P. M.

address on the same night· that Dr. (Continued on page 8) 'The Story MacMurray preaches the _baccalau:-

. In·the beginning of the play ·-~e reate sermon. . .

gleam of the great liope of peace and in sorrow that Governor Bickett could not present him; the college president sent Mr. Taft to his au­dience .

find Douglas Cattermole and Harry· Dr. MacMurray is a native cf REV. C. D. GRAVES ADD~ESSES Mansland, nephews of two·· distin- Ireland. · He· came to this country BAPT~ST WOMEN IN GREENSBORO DEAN GULLEY REPRESENTS gui.shed English gentlemen; con- when a young man and was gradu- Declaring that the hour of great- COLLEGE AT INAUGURATION fronted with the pr.oblem of inheri- ated from Colgate Univeraity in tance. After much misunderstand- 1890, and three years _later he re- est opportunity for missionary work J;>ean N. Y. Gulley left Tuesday ing.~and turning affai'rs into a gen- ceived ~is degree at -priion Theolog- for the ca1;1se of Christianity had ar- for Hartsville, S. C. to attend the eral "mix-up"; the boys finally win· icai Seminary', of Ne.w York City. rived, R~v. C. D. Graves, made the inauguration of Dr. E. W. Sikes as regardless o.f · Mi,f!S ~sh~ord 's mis- For three years he was assistant opening sermon in Greensboro We~- president of Coker College on Thurs­takes; Mr;. GI~so~ s h1gh Ideals; Mr. pastor to Dr. Edward Judson at nesday 'befor~ the N.c .. Women s day, March 22. Dr. Gulley conveyed Mansland s digmty; Mr. Ca the Judson Church, ·of New 'York Baptist MissiOnary Umon. Dr. W k F · t' f t · C k ·mole'~ il~verity; the girl,s mischiev- City, from· which position he went Graves was greeted by a capacity a e ores s gr~e mgs 0 0 er ousness; and Rev. _Spaldin~'s timid- to h:s present pastorate at the Len- audience and heard with marked in- College's new president at the in-. - (Continued,on,page:-2.-) .. , --._·.nox Road·Church·in·Brooklyn. -- terest. . .... ·,. ... _,.-"< ... ,, .............. · augu~l·ceremonies . ... ~,_--.·~~':.; .. ,. .. ,:: .... -..-;; .:·,.··-~·:.:!~·~',,;-;.:,~~ .. :· ,~ .. .'7'.·::._~=·.,\1-:,.;:. .. ;i:.·<'._'.~,~,~-~: .. :~/::...'~:,:·:, . .'·.·_,.•;_' ,:·'>·: •.~:~ n:·:..-::::,_., .. _~ ',,. :.- •'- '

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D-R.'~_ATic cLuB r._ri_£.)_~N .. ·rs_.:·., .-.-. ~.J.JP.o_,:·.il_l_i.~_,_;cAL sciEiet_a ... cr,' .. u __ 8, ...... :: .·· · .. /;:J~:-· -~it -~· : .... }~~,t~-~\~ , · ··"i:~r:~~~:·· \~- .. ~il.;-.)~-'~:~; •. ·.· · -. ·._::· .... :~;:.· : <<~··::c ~ . -.. ~-. . . . - . ... ER- ~ - ·. -· -:::wk • J "~1-··f·: .->~"'-' ·'"' . -- • .-.~~-- ·.. iol·~ ... ji·· . ·, . . "".:·''""... . . :, .

· ·"THE PRIVA~~~E~~ey~~Y'~: r:~:~~H?L~SINT ~:iE~TI~G~rEJ!l:G. f'1; ;;I~~ :.,Q~JJ:f.aD'&~> · ~~ :p~~ ;,na~y:·:,::~-- · . ·. ... (contl·nue'd f:-::r!l_. ~·-.:_pag;~ .. ,.l.·.) .· .... -.,.; -_~ .. · .. ; ···A:t.'tbe last rne'Am· ·_·_ .. g· ··9'f .. tp·e-·?'~1.-ltt"- :;·1; · _,:, • •• -r,, ;q ·!..,:;, .'i\:'1.4 ''GI. ,.;.;"!" .1% · -1~~~- ··:t:. ' ~- .fl-1,-_ ~ : · .. _. · • · ~· _ .. - ~.., .. :F'!A ·· .. ~:~t~::. "'~~a:. ... ~ ... • .. ....:~~u~ ~ .. :lt~ .. f~::-- ~'Lt.:,;.. ~~~:-··~ -'~:,..· : _ ·- ...

i ty. cal Science Club ·which was enter- '· The ca,st. of characters is" as=fol- tai~~d .on;_ Fri~~Y~.- ... :riight~~~~= :~~:~~: :~ ~-·.::~' ~::.::._'. ,:;~.-~~ .... ~ ~--.. :. ~ -~ : < .. -;·:-~ :: -· " " .. -.:·:· ·:. _. -~=-~ :.. ":·:~.~- -:.:-~ .:.~::::.::'

lows: . Pearson,·Mr. ·Francis'.-·H:·'·:Baldy···'·'·-: .. ··.·· .... ,_.,. __ ,_ .... , ·. "f•·--'t-·1 • • . .:.: .!·-·-; •

Mr. Marisland . H.' J·: ·navis i~ead ati'irit~~-e~tin·~.:.:.,..:a: ei:"'{if~~Tili: -. :·.:- -~ :.::_--.. : -.~,·: :::: .. :·:--..:0 ..... ~.-:V..::.~rgtnla.::-:--.. ::-_::_::·.:;;::·: :.: :.:.:::·~;::-._-.:.:::: . ~ ,_ ' • •,. • ) • ~ • • ' _g .P., • ~ .. , .'• ._ I" ,. • ' : ' ' ' • '• ..[ r· •o • -: ' ' ' j 11 ''- I': ', .' ' , ~ ' • • ' ' • - r, ,· 1 ' • ' 11 11 .,_

HarryManslarid (his.nephew)·· '. rnanism, a political rnovenient' .. :O£ ... :· .' .:: · .. -.... ·· .. :.::?'· ·:· .. ·,, ,.;·.}·:· 1 .• •.····::: .. !:;;1 : ,\.)J'.~t! , ..

R. E. ·Hurst· :south Carolin~l''dtiringith~ ::~i~eties,: : .'·.':·- :·:' . · ··. ·, ::. · ~: ,. :'. ! · .·, :.:.~ · :·: • '' .. :: :;. ~.::; 1 · :;-;::;_;_\: .-.:.::.~.-I Mr Cattermole' J. w. Bl~yan head~d by'"!:fenjami? '!-'i)lrnan_whos.~· Th . -OLD·E· s.·T .. s'. h. .L· :f: ·C:· ··. D . 1 C tt . ol '(h"s nephew) ,. . ·t . . t·h· ...... 1. . . . e.- ._ out ern 1 e, ompany · .. ·· .... ·.· ...... '·.-.·'·.:.·.:· .··.·:_, ... ·.··.·.J·. oug as a errn e:. 1 a1m was o -give e. peop e a votce · ..... ·· - ... · .. · · · · · ·.: · i · •·. · ... -. · .

· J.·M. Blackman in the· government 'ol the ·;·state The LARGEST ·Southern Life Company~·.· :.- ; ~\:~. ::,· ·:. ,· :: Rev Rob~rt·Spalding ·. J: c: Joyner hitherto unden·'th~-~xdusi_ve control The STR<;)~GEST,"So~thern j'Life/C~mpany···-:: ': :-_< .. Mr. Sydney Gibson (Tailor of Bond of the aristocratic machine. The · _,_., .. , 1 • ••• :- • .: · · -: • • - T.::~.·.l "· ·' : -~

.Street")' T.·o. Moses. paper was entertaining as well.as ': ·.. ·.' .,, .. , .:SQ,lid asJhe.W~it~~ .. St~~esTr~8:sury. ·' J.ohn (a servant) J. R. Blalock instructh:e, ·. sh~wing one . --of t~e Lif_e.'lnsura,nce is too, ' $,· acred:. and· iinportani: a . .E:nox' (a· writ server) . S. R. P~uk~r phases of the .nse. of democracy m · · · · ·· · · · ·. · · · ' · ! ·· · ·:·· · :: · · ' ·

-Edith Mansland (D.aughter to Mr. · tt f t' t· ff · · · the South after the decadence of · · . . . . . ma. e 0 pU : 0 • · · , -~··· . · · 'Mansland)Miss~ladysCarstarphen . . .. . . ·... , . . 1 . • • .., .• -. • ........ .

Eva Webster (~er. friend) . . 1 the ol~ regime. ... .. . ,. . ·"Death Bed Regrets.'r "No Li.fe Jns.~r~J::ic~.,

Miss Minta Holding Durmg the last week~Pres1de~t .. · · · ,'~Was He. Insured?."_: , · · .. :~; .. ·. Mrs. Stead (Douglas'.hmdlady) ,· W. L. Poteat andDeanN. Y.G~liey . .. ·':··:--· : . " , ....

Mrs. W. T. Carstarphen were elected as honorary members · : : Miss Ashford"Clementi.ne"What;ton of the club wh~se work in the -field ,Se_e ~~=i·a~A~~:~~-N, · p - d ''Th' · ·F 11 Of · N. ·• · , of political science· will- be: greatly · Wak~·Forest.; N. c-: · raise e a · a at!on . . ·

.. WALTER TURNBULL, General Age_nt ·

Lawrenceville,' Va. ·'' aide4 by the addition of these niem- ..

-Here are some New .. York com- b ... __ ... _·· ..... ·_··-·-.-:_. ~..::---.-···;.....,..,;·;.,· _____ ._ __ ..... _ _......__._..., rnents on '.'The Fall of a Nation," j ers. ,_ . , ::·

the gr_eat patriotic ·spectacl~ by·,----------·· :· · .. ·.· .-·_, -~ijJg·~s·:Busilt~ss·:C~IIege · Torn Dixon- .and Victor Herbert . . · ·· ·. . · .... ·: , .,.,. · ::::.':··: .,,., .. which will be shown at. the· Gem o· , . : • :·,. ·. • • . 1

-Theatre on. April 9th and lQth. New can, give its. students positive assurance j;hat .. they: are attending· a high-. York Times: "Interesting and full class institutio~. ·:It has··aernonstrat~d:its·ability to meet• the 'most ex-of thrills. Mr.:Heroert's music isef­fective." Ev:eningWprld:;~.'Thrilling ·t~ let .you· :,",. .. y,.,..,.,. and impressive." Sun: "Wonderful . · - . · · - ,. · · ·.' · ,. · · . · : scene.s ofwar.~' Post: "The pictures wlu~re to S~N~ · ~o~r. P~~­exernplify the highest degree of skill scription& or . brokeJ:t . 'lenses .. in the photographic art." Mail: fc)~:. PERFEtT:·~·':sERVICE .;;r. "The Fall ~~a N_ation' is inspired." T.R· -Y · US: Journal: Thnlls the audience." · · . -·. ,_o:'

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A FARCICAL COMEDY IN THREE ACTS. IN WINGATE . MEMORIAL .. HALL

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: ¥r ... ~,~,H .. r~:SE!.~~rn.~;n., .. ,~3-8~i.· -~po .. ~~~t Beck,9~w;~~9:g~rt¥,It:J.~yi'~iJted, until his tragic ~eath in a head-on_ "No one invited us to dinner. Prob­collision .. near Granite, N. C .. was-one .. ably'_they ~.Qver looked ·us: However,

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m,encement of 1904, said biwayof -statu:e.as·'Beckham, and the latter's introd-uction. '::; · ·.::.·" .. ' .. -:_' ·'· · clotil'~1·fitt~d ~s ~ell as if they had

"I came ver~ near failing to reach b~~~-madi?·£o~ hfm) sat down to a Wake Forest in tirne?-·{~1' thi~ ;~_ap-;: 4f~~Jiii,~en~ :. d,i~"per. After ~inner poip.tment. When ~- 'gof: to·~:t}ie~ .~eck~~m.ha:nd~g his friend a good station at Riclamond this .. aJternoorr 'cigar; .ahd'-folde'd a bill of money,

-. I was told that the train was two qui-etly slipped it into his friends vest hours l~te.- .. _;,If; ,.that ~rait;~ ::should, :pocket.' ·t. B·e~kha~ ~then~· t9)p him

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myself,--rnyillamejs-~Beckharn;. I twas· 'maiL Hei liad ieceive·d~a;lett~{from - :R: ·· '< •·-: .- '·'1:1 .- .. k .. there ~vitl1 ·.r:~~ --~:bi~;Ii: .·:You .. :.~ari-:his h~b~;i;ie~a~i~:;h·i~h-·the·:.,.T;tter ·. · epa~f:~-- :.N.V::Or : depend~-<>{: 'ffi·eLto-~ brf~~~r: ~bt. in.t6\·stiit~d tli~tiliJ~;iiHi~ ·b-~o';t;~h~'1had '' ' :· ::· · · ·

Wake f;?.:~~t.?.ll~·-~!~El~J!: I_ 1\~I!~·J.ge I ~jv~~:~tiflJ1~4.\enl\hl;,gj .hJ~JJe]put ·:·~~- ~~~j~~~e· a~.~~;~~i~~-c~d did it. · .It is because of Beckham on a decent ap}:!ea:rance and that he, , · · · · · · · - • ·- - ,. · · · ' with ni~ wik~iF6;~st::£Jri~g\ s~i~i~ ~-~itli~- ii~~:dli~J-:W~ftiri~~thltPwas man· in: charge , of:-.: my: ·,·.Work 'that .I am before you at this hour.'' 'pri:\>'at·e(se~"t~t'ar~\ito ;th~r~resitleJ1t .~h-.·: • ··. :: . .-·· b::l :-. . f:/a·· ~- :;• :'· .. ·::l-,1.

, . , . . . - • ~--·· .... x ..... ..... '~ • ·- ·~:~¥ '~':""'· w o·Is capa e .. o . omg.·.a The followmg story chpped from 0f a large rnanufacturmg plant, · :.··· · · · "" · · · · · "

"Old Hurrygraph's eo~,t"~~?~l~~ ~o. ~~~1:~~s-.:~f~fJ~TI~ a magni~ce~t. sal- ~inas:·-~~ ·ti~;V/~r}i; ·. ~~uinbiii~~ t?e State J ou~nal shO\V}j?~~~!3'H8:nQJtt~.~-: -a~r,liantl\il'i.ei:,ur.ged _that his fnend ~teani ·fittilj ·.i ·~tc: · side of the fme character: .tofdh1s ·<Beckham:: get.~ a leave of absence . g, heroic man. __ ~ . .n·. ;, ;..~ii~;~I\~nd hi~ .whole-· v~cation with . -~-L~ave.·'~all~':at' :·; · · -:-,::,~ · -.

··~a~~-..a.?~bli~~~artr.:\-~n~,..~~-1}_~~ ~i~ {1-~-r!st~¥-rrs(.r,=-J~~Jll-:,no~~.P/grrn- :: .. -··-~ .. ·.:.:,: ___ -~· ', ·:.:.: ··:,: ~~-~~:·.,-,,~---~~:·-~--~---·_, .: : ·. rous Imp\l'lSEl beats-·beneat~1 tne.:J:>l'ue· -~,d wheth~r-·•he·-~a-c--cepted ·~·'or"'"':;not. S . .-· ·p·· · · ·off · ove:r.al~s:?S~~P1tralll _maJ)·.I ·r ~J HI JJ~\lt. t~~·!~W~2s.tq:r&.f~hi~}_f;1~--.~_ft;rue ·r tar -:rinting .. · . ice-. ~.::Life~~~~·~i.'fPt~oj__.o~~l:e~{-~~r:Of.e~~#~!L:J~~~"-·~·aH~~~r~.~x~~plr o~ :· .. \: .,:~; .. : ; :~:.-~· .. , : .,:. -~ .. :~-- · __ , _ nfices m-"'<lutte.s}Jb'Ut ~f httle thm~- 'Kmdness~~ and · wh-ere' It helpea to · · · · Phone ... 127- · · · ... . .. , in. which smiles and kindriess,;~!;n.sl:.!l!ise)l.'J.~Jl§;w:·fi!!aJitjlp:;.[~gairrJo a 1

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small obligations, given habitually, life of usefulness. · . ; :.~. .: -" '· ··: "-.,:· .,;: ·~ W: B. ·Hair.· arewha:tiwii~.arra·-preser:\T~tnelieat~·~ti Cfiaptef.e\P1if-d.::J· 1'B'ecl{nwk!Iwas ... , · .. ·_ · ~·, .... ·. ,; .... , ..... :-:

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· Dealer iri , · ' · · · Fumitur~, .Coffins- and Caskets,

Stoves· ·and·. Ranges. Picture Frames fYiade to Order.

S~tident's Rockers; Paper Baskets. £tc.

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. and se~_te.~-~9.~.f.q.rt):Ji/(~.iri~nY.~J4s· tlt.il~~d~·'JJl~~r:a1~5oad·,diillis~~)ltat:fNor- ;'f: :i:~:r.rh-;,.)r~ ·8->'!''1'

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·are the:.}B.'!s1.~·J?fgtlt~hiYor~~d)'/ ~:P.q. :HP~~I:! t~~.~}{qrd~JZ}>f Nof}};l:d.~!iro- ·:-.. r:~_l .. ~:: .et~er .. :~t~ .ay,_;. _,:- -. kind d€eds.are. the.... w.orld~s;:. golden ·I ina and- Nir;ginia ..:.some,.years.-,_ --ago: : _.-~_. :::. ·.. : · · ·o:: · :.: · :.:-:. ·:·;:•, ·_.' · · ,._:.. 1..;.;~.:..~~~~~--~.....,.-...-.;.;.;...o;. ~- J· ;..:.;.!~J~.,J :~n . .;_;:.::;:: ,;.·":!.;..,;·;,.,; .c:::: ::;iJ:::. :: • .-.;: ... ~~ e,::r ·-~ .:.J::: ~--~--'~· ·''·····.,j ~--.:. ·True respect cannot be shown the coin. · The one act cited. above .is a star in · · ' - · · · · · · . · · · , · Cornelius Beckham, known as his crown." .~;.-:~:·;.~.~·;};;:.; dead by .bury_ing in ... an ::Qrdinaryi

-.~'1f.ig:'.;}3e~kha~·;·,1on~.:~~rp.~er al??ut: ~,": .. ·.· :~ ;:': .•. -.. -. ·-.. : : ··.·, .;: :.>.· _: ro'\].gh~box .which offers no,resistance ,twel~~ ye1ars·ago; was·,·'standing'' at. I Spright'DoweU," B. A.·; 189'6, 'who' to the--destructive action .. of ''water; the:R:'·and 'G\; .. in 'Raleigh·· one :sun- hs· at p. resent ·chief': Clerk "in•: tne:·de- air 'vermin ·and :g.:hotils-~ · · · ' ·:

' ' . ·day· ·mo-rriiiit;!;; '"just· hefore' church! partr.:'ent 6f education,' wm·succe'e!d · · ...... · time, conversing with ·a party~b'f{I;>'r\Villiam F. Feagin ~s StateSup-. · '' '· .. · :::.:.:.:.·_,, ·,:.::-;:. .. ·,.-

:O.t~e~ :·ailroad .. men, aud p_as.s~n~_the !1 e~i~~endent ?f Edu~ati_on i~ _Ala­~tiW,e ,away.-before: t,4e.~hurch ,ho~r. ba~a, accord~11g to recent press re,~· . A man walked·up having every ap- ports from that State. Upon ac·cept­pearence pf a ·hobo, and joine-d tb~ i.ng Mr .. Feagin's·: resigna,tion j;md ·party,'and mi~gleA i?·:·t~eir conv~~~- ~a~~~uncing his'~intenfiou ~f !l:P:P~int- .•.. ·; . • . . _,_ . .· ...... . ·sation. All went''i9 .church.except ing Mt. Ddweii··to succeed hirn,.'"the 7A.' G' :,;·1, •.. ,., M .; -'I' I• v· '; r;

.£eckharn and his newcomer.· After Governo~ of AiabamS:said '.in refer- i' · a lOB · eta IC. au}t th~..lapse of an hour m~st ~f- the ence to Mr ·Dowell:. ·· . ,. · · . · ·.:-: ·,.. . '· · · · . . : ... : · · · "· ·· . · · · · . ·: - '· · · · ·· · : . · . · · .· WHICH ·SEALS HERMETICALLY TIGHT church' party returned to the shops "To fill the position to be made .. · arid. wei:e dfsc,u()sjn'g ~he merits ?-nd vacant upon .Mr~ Feagin's resigna- ~iH~ absolu~~~y protect·_ bpth. b,ody demerits: , of ... the .. s~rm9ns: they: tion t dee~ :it best to: announce at and casket -.from .di~integration; and had just'lieard.! . ·one o'£ 'tlie:. p'arty this time th~t .r will appof~t'one who Inl+tilation·: .'Only by_ using a Galion'

~poke -?~:-~he._ beaut}f~l -~~~ipon,:·he i~ -~a:m~lia~ :with -~h~ duties. of.: the irave'~~a~lf' ~ah'-ir~'e·. re~~~ct: .b~ :had heard ·· ·on . Christian· 'charity·: offi.ce, .. pavfng . bee~ 'trained ·under The visit,%? _01;'_::~~~-l.O?: rerna_r~ed~' '"¥o~t M:r ~ :feagin·,· :and' is·. in .:thorough

. beard a be·autiful sermon on 'Chris- Ryrnpathy with the present educa­. tian charity( and .. 'I;?XO~abJ{ ft.b~fe· 'ti4rial: pqlicies . 9f the _department.

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was a man .!S,ta.rving- within·a. mile Mr. Spright Dowell meets. these • '\ :· ' ••• , ••• f_A, • •••• ., !-. .. ... i . • .~I".... .,. \ .. lJ " • A... ' • •' .,. ••• ', . .•

sliown your loved .. ones. ··

. s~e them .. o_n display _at our _st_ore.

. ·.DaVis'-.· Furnit~re ·c6. · .. ,-··

of 'the· ciili%h. ~,; ''tile; ,..pait'y '~ · als- · cori'dit~o_ris' iilid possesses' the char:: . ". .. . . : . ~ersed.. All wen't. to their r~ip-~c~· 'acter ~t1d ability to administer the If it's Sho~s:·you are 'UJ'#'\ ........ ,lT .....

. t·· h .... t ·,.3· ...... _,..;., .. *'B' ,,; .. publicschpol~ystern .. of,·t.he_~tate ·a .. b.·ou·t-'s&s·~·"MI"g"· BI"IIJ"ng·s·or . tve omes o -umn~r.)···exeep.~•.. eel\.:- , ... ·I;·· ' ." .. ·: ... _., · .... · ;,-. ···· . , ""' • . ·:· ...... , ... ~-·-· ~·· ·' - ·"'··"' - w1se1y. ""It'Is'rny·purp'ose,· .. ·there- · ..... · · · ··•.' ,_ ..... ·.· .. : · ···:: ham and-his new found,friend'~'the< f ::1- t-'Xh"·. -· · :·t' -- t . t Ceo •. · F.- .R1ttenhoq~e-~-Tbey. : ,.., .;;; ·: ~=~ :~-: ~-~ :.:·'-$ ::· i! -~ C>re, a :'t e .prQper ... 1rne, o appom - . · · · · · hobO.· When ''th .. la:Sf .'·.n"ian fi·a . hiiii" for tbe unexpired' term." . . represent Lowenberg.

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L. The:Secret of.- Good::: ·.: · 1 ... Painting is:_ ·' ·

·. ·.· st:Ac':~~P~te PAINT··~ : Nbtice ~the ·houses ·

··;painted with ·Stag· Paint . :and you can readily see · ·. ~hy, .we claim '~Stag". to

be the best wearing and_ brightest. paint thaf money and-. exper.ience

:l~ :~~pro~~ce~· _.._ :,· .... · · · ·uno.'..: Z'-- Ices Two"· ! - -· ·VIW ga WI~ ma ·' ,·

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.otest Supply,;(~~P~Y: · Wake Forest;· N. C.

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Issued weekly bY. the Star Printing Company every Saturday. during the College session.

SUBSCRIPTION. PRICE:. The oubscription price of this publication is

$1.00 per session of the College ye~r.

----~-------------------Entered as. second-class matter

January 22, 1916,. at the post office at Wake Forest, N. C.,. under the Act of March 3, 1879.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:

Geo. F. Rittenhouse.

~SSOCIATE EDITORS:

R. S. Britton, R. R. Mallard, C. A. Moseley, F. H. Baldy, R. L. Humber, P. S. 'Daniel.

STAFF:

J. A. McKaughan, C. M. McCurry, Wcod Privott, · J. B. Edwards E. C. James, F. W. Speight

f.Irs. J. R. Crozier. -. . - -~ · .. ,~.

Saturday, fviarch 24, 19.17 ·

The Intellectual Attitt:de

. , ' -. All co:nmunications must be sifned; Up-1.

ori request the 'author's name wit be with-' held~ The Editors are not responsible lor

the opinions e;.c pressed in this column, nor the sl]le they are wr!tten in-.-Editor's Note.

Wak~}Forest · is .an A--1 college and stands. equal with other colleges I of its kind in the South; Wake For­est pays a great deal -of atte~tion to athletics and society work; Wake Forest encourages the Glee Club and takes all manner of interest in her students. But what about art in Wake·Forest? Can we say that Wake Forest stands equal with other colleges in this great achievement? I t,pink we· are in the back ground in respect to the department of ~rt.

Can we really expect to stand equal­with other Colleges if we are back­ward in art? I don't think we can.

In the first place, I think drama­tics stand out foremost in the field of art. There is no better train­ing for a student than working in a dramatic club .. It trains men to thank quickly on their: feet; it de­velops the art of expression; it trains the voice; it e.ncourages impersona­tion; it trains the person to control his body perfectly at all times; it is instructive from a l'iterary ·. stand point, and in fact dramatics d~velop a student in. many other ways. which will be needless to mention. . Th~ we find that dramatics are h~lpful to the student in many -ways, so why not encourage· the art in our

The students. on the hill, we are midst? .. sure, will take·~-~~gged.determined >:A-few of. the· faithful students,

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stand to do their. pat:.t. heroically in. with the ~id of br·. akd Mrs1. Car-defense of national ·integrity and starphen, have organized a dramatic national solidarity . ·if there club. These enthusiatic students should come a peremptory call to the have worked hard; spent·~ their colors from the pen of President money and sacrificed a great deal Wilson. The history of the-country of their time to make this task a reveals forcefully the data that ed- success. They have started out ucational institutions of all sorts with comparatively ;othing to start have always inea~ured up to the dot on; with no past reputation,'such as in the hour of national cri_ses and it the Glee Club has, to back them up. is no time now to l:!tand aloof. How- Wake Forest has no suitable stage, ever it is judicially necessary, as and there is but little· material to President Poteat remarked in the make· the stage suitabl~. Conse-

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SucC-ess~

. AppAREL so . often reflects '. · .- ·success that we have become· accustomed to associating the well dressed man with accom­plishment. Of course, this applies inversely. Handicapped ·is he who thqugh capable des~oys the .impression of.capability through ·~arelessness. in· his-wardrobe.

MADE BY nttOUiB k BROTHERS, be.': . BAL'l:lMOitB,·MD., ;' . · : -:-·-' .. r:

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are ·.essentially designed for ··_the live, puls~ting. Anie.rican- .man. He who wears th_~m -'is equipped to meet opportunity. Most of us feel no . ·better· than we look. Enjoy the pieasure of beirig .authentically clad. The new fashions we· are showing for Spring are as final as a Supreme Court depree.

course of a chapel talk the other day, that we should especially com­mand in the midst of a high moral attachment to the weal of our

quently, these boys have gone ahead STANDARD CLOTHING & SHOE COMPANY and bought material to rna~~ the stage as suitable as they possibly ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ can. Thes,e young. · men are not ---------------------·-------

country an attitude of relatively only working for their own develope-cold intellectual prudence:.. The ment, but they are working for the student before en~isting 'should betterment of Wake Forest Coilege. College .Steam

PATRONIZE

Pressing .

CJub realize that bullets are not to be Then again, the Dramatic Club eaten and that the highest honor will help to advertise Wake Forest that can fall to the lot of ~ citizen in the town they present a play. of the Republic is to be the dis- The name of the college is promin-

All work promptly_ c~lled for and delivered. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ently plact!d on all' advertisir\g ma­

tinguished digger of the greatest terial. For this, if nothing else, if number of ditches. Modern . war- seems that th3 club_ should'' have See Harris Ray Burgess Washburn or Joyner fare is conducted in the light of .a the hearty co-operatiOn of the whole . ' ' ' . : · coldly intellectual and · scientific college. · . spirit and it remains for us to be- Friday .night, the 30th of March,

f ll · f th' · 't the Dramatic club will present "The ~orne u Y consciOus 0 18 s~m Private Secretary," a farcical come-m order to success~?llY an<} efficient- dy, in Memorial Hall. Because of a ly materialize an eEsentially modern poor stage and lack of appropriate martial attitude. scenery, th·e audien·ce cannot expect

OUR ·NEW MILLINERY_· in all the Latest Styl~s is Now on Display.

Come Early and Make ·Your Selection. The recognition of the modern to see a magnificently produced scientific spirit of warfare should professional play, but they do as-especiallycharacterizethesignificant sure the audience that they will pre- WE ALSO HAVE ON DISPLAY OUR intellectual attitude of the educated t one of the best amateur plays - -man in an enlightened Democra~y given in Wake Forest. So then Beautiful line_ of Dress Goods, and all kinds of ~eady to towards the impending test of our it is}he duty of. every loyal Wake Wear Goods. national strength; and it should be Forest student, and all those who the peculiar honor of educatiooal are interested in the college, to come institutions to··turn out sane and outand help these talented young sensible torch-bearers of a correct -men to succeed in their endeavor. .-·

WE HAVE PRICES THAT .CAN'T ·BE-BEATEN,

military outlook. (A :Qrania~Jc Devotee .. ) .... _JACKS9.~- -~ POWERS, Inc.

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For Sale . fallacy-of their' argument is obvi- · . · · .. · • , - --.~on accourit·of-.~'r~ceiit and nec~s- ous .. ,;It is ahsurd to~venthink that NOTICE·,,·.:·· . ·1 NOTICE to our friends and

sary :pu~cha~e ~~irbecause· of my Lula-Ya~sey, ·our hea.vr:~eight re.:· AJ:!other· Shipment· of Fresh patrons .. ,We ~re trying t~ . limited stable room, I am forced to ceiver, will miss any balls and thus Roy'ster c·· and. t d t .·give our especial attention to

. 1 . . d th I" f h . y . expec e o . . · se 1 one en anger . _e Ives o t e pressmen. •. · . .. . • I Delivery Service and respect-

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We trust that our .reporters and arrive next Mond~y and will f iJ k . . · · · . u1 y as you to g1ve us a "chick e. ns" will never be found in be on d1"splay and f l · t · · d · or ~-a e a trial an will not be offend-the "coop"·at the _same time. ARRINGTON'S' ed but wilf appreciate it if

. Report of the Condition of ! you wiH call our attention to

THE CITIZENS BANK If its to' b-e fo_·und.in' -any Ill,· any irregularity ~ · · . . Just Phone it to No. 3.

Chestnut colored; bl~ck mane · and tail. Well broken by experiened

at Wake·Fore~t, in the of North Carolina,~~ the dose of busi~iess, Mar. 5, lS17:

. . RESOURCES:

Loans and discounts ____ $115,205.60 Overdrafts secured, __ _ -~------~---$1,~79.32 Overdrafts unsecured _

rider. Will carry one; two or even three. Doe~ not balk or limp; never tires. Blind bridle unnecessary as he does _ not shy at professors. A fast traveler, -'l;>red from .excellent stock; his sire broke the world's record in 1:581-2. Kind arid gen-tle disposition. Especially adapted to travel at this season. For further particulars see C. M. Kendrick-:

__ :.~---------- $62.37 1~841.69 Furniture and fixtures . . 1,960.00 De.mand loans________ 14,904Ao· Due from National Banks 6,966.38 Due from State Banks

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A· Solution for the Fooa Problem and B~nkers-------

b . . ld Cash. Items---------~ . If the clu managers cou .get h

· f , h L t' Gold Coin_: ___ , ____ _

5,976.55 63.71

200.00 as muc out o an egg as t e- a m S'l ' ·c . · · 1 d' · Il

· .. • · · • 1 ver om, me u mg a . II class extracted on midterm qmz · . . . · · 51 1-·.-39 . . . mmor com currency · from the oval which prodcued Castor N. t b k t · d . d p 11 h' h . a . an no es an an o ux, the present Ig I>ri!!es · th ~ U S t and 'the threatened· .. railroad· strike .- 0 .er · -~ · n~ es_--

2,787.00.

would-mean no ~ore to thEmi tha~. . ' --TotaL _____ _: ____ 150,416.72 ·~ • -. ' -· •• , l • • •

a peace note of Wilson's ·doe~ -to·<;~. LIABILITIES: the Kaiser.

Watson---What . time .. have you ·:go( Hbbby? · · ·.Hobgood---Its ... three may J;>~. wrong; for my !been leading a fast life

. ten; but I watch has recently.

Professor--What is· mind? Student---No matter. Professor---What is matter? Student---Never mind.

Capital stock paid-in ___ ·$12,500.00. Sur-plus fu~Ci..:~~--~---- 4,ooo.oo undivided. protJ,ts, less . .

current expenses and ta:xes paid _____ .,.___ 2,707.01

Dividends Unpaid 750.00 Deposits subject to check 65,022.84

Time certificates of de-posit_ ______ ~------. 60,805.93

Savings deposits ____ -__ 584.25

---Awgwan. Cashier's checks out-.. _ standing ----------

. Sp~aker in Declamation. Contest;· Duet~ State Ba~ks 3,672.31

first :cia~s _Gr~cery.Store I _ • •

· · ·· :· · · .. Remember 1t:1s all WE·HAVE IT. . . - .,;. · Guaranteed at Arrington's

·A R·.R l N G r··o N-' S '~E ver)7t.~in.g in G r9~eries''

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You will be safe and well protected against the present high prices at BOONE'S where the prices haven't gone up, because I believe in PREPAREDNESS and prepared for this situation by buying over a year ahead and now have a

$75,000.00 STOCK with $50,000.00 worth of STOCK still to come in to finish

our old contracts .

.-in rather loud tone---1 raise my I Bankers and . . feeble voice to protest against-~uch

Trust Companies 374.38

So, for -some tiine you can enjoy a feast of bargaiu·s at BOONE'S where you always find vour "BOON."

.an action. TotaL _________ 150,416.72

Reporters' Roost . STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,'

As our editor-in-chief is away County of Wake,.1917 ·from the c~ty an~ cannot dilute · · 1 h h · h 1 .I, J. M. Brewer, Cashier of the this artie e; t e truth, t e w o e truth~ and lots of things. other than above named Bank, do solemnly the truth will now be related in re- swear that the' above statement is gard to that marvel of architectural true to the-best of ·my knowledge

· ·genius now standing in all its· glory and belief. in front of the grandstand· on our J. M. BREWER, Cashier . . athletic field. Subscribed and sworn· to before

. On last Monday afternoon., Mallard me thi·s 17th day of March, 1917.

and McKaughan, led by our valiant .editor-in-chief, Rittenhouse, sallied T. E. Bobbitt, N. _P, forth to the athletic field and with (My commission ~xpi!es Oct. 8, .hammers, nails, planks- and· ·chicken 1917.) wire . crea~ed · the af~re mentionelf .Correct---Att~st:.

· marvel._ ·The gentl:m~n clai~ t~at I . the coop (for venly ·I say It IS a

-coop) was built for the purpose of . protecting the· r_eporters on the

W. C. Brewer, I. 0. Jones,

W.L. Ray •

"COME AND SEE~~ Is All I Ask ..-··

C. R •. BOONE, DeLu~e Cl<_>thi~r, Ral~igb, N. C.

SLIPPERS

RALSTON . I .

S -. J· ·· ROOMe · amp e§~ · · :-~-:~::4 · Melrose ·M~t~l

Hudson-Belk Co.-j ·,·

.staff- of· 'C~lb Clnlb-ad 'llutk from Directors.

.injury while they . perform their J. R. HUDSON ·task of covering the gaines. The Subsc~ibe · for C,lb Clnlb anb IU~IL "MELROSE"

Represent~tives 0." B. CROWELL "NEW· DORMITORY"

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have·\ ·played~: dn'· :'Jncr.eas~ng .- . the j··w~~r:E~er'~· ·tiid~::.: ·':Th~; foilow~ im~·-men thert ~lide·speeches · ~elc1tive . '

PERSONALS "WEAR-EVER" ~LuNiiNATORS •. and. pr.ospective.,.salesmen,., aLthe

ARE TENDERED BIG BANQUET -~el_r~s?.:H~t.~~~~p·_j:'h~~~d-ay ~~~~i~g Mr. and Mrs. David Fort; · of . . . . '~- ... · . from eight:-thirty to ,eleven. , ·. · .

to their former,;work.. in the service of. the Company: Messrs .. J. S. Bre_w-~r; w. i' Gi~d~~Y; n. ·E:::Buckrier, c~· H.,St~ve~s.·.·J.)) .. Can~l<ly, .a~d ·-. A~--O~ert~n. ..These· m'en ··made

Raleigh, spent Sunday with Mr. In-order to show its app~~ci~tfo~ Aft~r. a .fla~hlight. pict~~~:-- ~f the

Foster Fort. of the: part Wake F~re~t me~ · h~v~ g~oup had .been'- m_~de·~ M~··-: 'fi. ,W. \' ,, ..

Mrs. W. T. Carstarphen is in . I. d . _,. th : d' t 'b. t' . ~ th Hopner, -th~ tr~veling·, r.Ei:{)resent.a-Greensboro attending the meetings paye m e ..Is n uio~-- ~-:··.: _. _y ~ive:,0.~ the C?J?P,an_y~ .~ad~_ a_ s~ort of the Woman's Missionary Union. i famous "Wear-Ever", ~rand of but fqrc~ful·_ sp_e~ch, ,~pan,ki_ng the

such good records that Wake: For-est led . college~ in this State

in the made' last year. Mesdames Spivey and Winston,

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Tuesday to attend the openings of I Dickson Brothers and Jackson:· & Powers. \

Mr. Frank Powers, of Raleigh,! spent Tuesday here with his pare~ts i

Rev. C. D. Graves is in Greens-i boro attending the_ meetings of the: Woman's Missiona~y Union. i

Mr. LeRoy Allen, who is in busi­ness in Raleigh, ~pent Sm:day with his mother.

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of Durham, spent ~unday with, the latter's parents, '!\:1_~;' and: ., Graves.

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·COSMOS CLUB MARCH·! . ~~~; €,:~; .. ~: ~;-~; •1·:::: '<:".~.

Dr G. A. Aiken';;: a:·_-:imeinber of the medical fac~ity ·6} th~: ~ Coiiege,: read an interestitl.g ··papel' on Karl Ernst von Baer, before the Cosmos CI~b at its last fu~eting: on . -~larch 16th. Baer was a German botanist

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QJ:laaa nf '17] R S, BRITTON, B. A. As a_member .. <;~f the track squad

Soochow, China. and the class baseball team he has Now, gentle reader, take a good rounded off his career. His religious

look at a genuine man of letters. temperament has received stimulus Mi·. Roswe!I S. Britton comes from by his work in theY. M. C. A. From China and made the statement on this last affray he escaped with only first coming here that he hoped to one scar' namely, Member. of the do for China what Mr. Kipling has Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. On Easter done for India. Whether or not Monday, at the Wake ~orest-Ran­Mr. Britton will accomplish his aim dolph-Macon Debate, he will make remains for the future to decide; his grand ·debut into society, for on he has at least hitched his wagon to that occasion the fine points of his a ·star. Durjng his three years·stay anatomy will be displayed in full here he t~as proven himself a hard dress, it will be his duty to seat the worker, a good student (he recently audience~· His career here is its passed the examination for the best eulogy· RhodP.s- scholarship), an excell~nt ------

LOUIS W. CHAPPELL, B. A. writer of short stories! poems, and essays, and a man of no mel:!-n music­al accomplishment.

Here is a list of honors .that any man might be proud of:

Editor-in-chief of the WAKE FoR-EST STUDENT '16-'17;

Associate editor of ®I~ ~nl~ anb illark '16-'17;

BPlvidere County

Peace ho! the mighty Louis speaks! Speaks! well we should say he does. He was public debater for the Eu. Society his Sophomore year, first debater on Soci,ety Day of his Junior year and space will not per­mit us to say just -h.ow many times

Winner of Student Essay Medal Mr. ·chappell has spoken in this, his '15-'1~; senior year, both in a public and

President of Mars Hill Club '16- private capacity-'17; and

Member of Glee Club. Then Mr. Chappell~has made~him-

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self famous and rendered the mar­ketmen helpless in one fell stroke.

Gem Theater Coming For Two Days---April 9 and 10

~FALL 0[ NATION T~omas Dixon's Mighty Sequel to "The Birth of a Nation"

A Thrilling Motion Picture Spectacle dealing with Love and

War. Exactly as Produced at the Liberty Theater, New

. York, and the Illinois Theater, Chicago.

_I_OgabtyinPhotopltDTs Tuesday---March 27

MARY PICKFORD in "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN"

M!Jt!S W ALCAMP

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DAVID E. BUCKNER, B. A. Mr. Chappell instituted the boycott . ,, Alamance County o.n the butchers and beefsteak now

The subject of this sketch is a sells for two bits per pound"instead of twenty cents.

gentleman and a scholar. During his four years spe~t in college, D. Then last, b1:~t not least, our politi-

E B k f AI C · t cal hero is now serving a sentence . uc ner, o amance 0un y, · h d f h. If . bl on the Senate Committee. In the as rna e or Imse an envta e .

recor . e s anas or e rig m

Thursday---March 29

d H t · f th · ht . I official capacity as member of this

th. A b f th dread tribunal he has thrown terror every mg. s a mem er o e . __ H C •tt h h d mto the ranks of the Sophomores

CLEO RIDGLEY and

WALLACE .REID onor ommi ee e as emon-t t d th. f t I th 1 and put down all frE:sh tendencies s ra e IS ac . n e c ass room

on the part of the newish. he is as good as the best. If you admire the gentleness and dignity -,-,

5-U_R_E_TY __ O_F_P_U_R-ITY--,-

of learning, a:nd the quiet reserve, then you should make a.n acquaint-ance with him. It may be truly I said that he is o.ne of the most bril-l liant in the class of '17. He has the native ability and preparation to win the highest distinction in the teaching profession.

His loyalty to the many phases of college life is attested by the fol­lowing distinctions to his credit; Sophomore Baseball Team; Senior I Basket Ball; Assistant in Library; Secretary and Treasurer d Ath-1 letic Association; Member Honor I Committee.

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CRAVEN CULLOM- BURRIS, B. A. ·"MADE IN RALEIGH" Stanley County I - - , ~

To this gallant son of Stanley is I ''U . h Pearl Whi.te the FfL~LESS :;;li:!1 t~~e m~:~:!~:~ :~::u:~~ i p to . t e ' AVORJTE

tures appear in the "Howler", for M'. . '' every Friday in it has been his misfortune to be IDUte Senior Editor of that publication.. "PEARL OF THE ARMY". But· the greatest damage he has SHOE STYLE done to the college, has been in the capacity of a member of the Glee W H Clhb, for with that organization he m. eller toured the State, and did his part Th f Sh to~ards winking Wake Fo~est into e OOtery . Op popularity. - · RALEIGH; · N.· C.- · ·

"THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA" Featuring JEAN SOTHERN and HOWARD ESTABROOK

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stop is pushing Duncan for-a. phi.ce 1 Ali~Amedc·an _choice~ . , . . ontheni~e. Leggettand Johnson :In 1910, upon· his_ graduation· · ·s·~~~thing-·: .....

b ttl . f th •t': · · d from Colgate University, Jefferson o1·fferent . _ are a mg or e post wn aroun . . . · · College, of Louisiana, elected him

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the thud bag. Leggett has had as head coach. :He <:oached the· e-. 209 FayeHeville St., Raleigh, N. C.· considerable experience and will get !even at Jefferson for three years,, · first-call, although Johnson may be and in 1914 h~ !esigned to accept a V · a little stronger with the stick. similar position with Louisi~na 9gue ·Suit~. Me~ . Suits $l0. $15~ $20· ·. . -

Herndon will appear in left field, State University. Unde.r his. le'ad~

d · t d t t' th h ership the Louisiana eleven rriade ----•· ·--..;... ______ '!""··-----------~--an IS expec e o con mue e eavy · . . . . . noticeable improvement each yea!',.

~Ittmg that ch:racter~zed.his play-J three games being·Iost his first year, __ ,_;.;...;;... ______ -_---,/-.·-.----~-----------mg last season. Harns With the ex-' two his second year, while last fall perience gained last year shoul prove Sewanee was the oniy eleven to, to be a valuable man in center field. down his aggregation,M acDomiell's Gladney will receive first call fg.r team losing then b~ a fluke. Twice'·· Monday's ~ngage.ment in right field~ while MacPonnell was coach Louisi•:

ana State University won the un­and may be counted on for ,consist- disputed :~:.championship of Texas,

ent work. Arkansas, Alabama, and Louisia~a.

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"The Right Plac-es t~· Eat :When in. R I ·•: I " -

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Wright in center field ar:d Good-! Dr. W. C. SJ;nith, -who coached

win in right field :;:e ~till in football at Wake Forest in 1914 and

the se~~;;on. Ellis and Au;:,tiu,being

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strong fielders, may be used in the a ~?otball.co.ahc says: . .

tfi ld h • . th , · · It wa::; hts manner and the effect -"""'!'------------~...,.""""'"""'"'"""""-=·-.-,-----ou e w en no m e oox. on the team of his direction, the ie- ..

. Captain Ellis will begin his third spect the men had for him. I acted :c. 'II ' E .year as star performer in the box as referee .in five of the .L. S .. u.. ··o· e· ge ·. ·.. ·xp· e. n ... ~-e· ·. -_s:- -

• • - • • 1\. , games last year and they had th"e . · . · ._,. agamstBmgham mne m .. Ionday s II b h f f b II h ... • .. . c eanest unc o oot a men t at . · · . · . ·:·•-, . • · ·

gamP., whileV~sseywill continue his I ever s~w og a field. . . We inad~ mot'e .than our College_.exp~Iis~s'in.: l2 .. ~ ::::i::~~:h;o::t,for:r::: :::1 .x;:p~~::id:: ~:::~::: w~~. ~: 1 ~eeks last summer. u you \Vantto make m"ney . . ~ . ! the best men in the South. He has · · · · · ready for service, while tpe coach\ won.dei-ful power in developing S~E has a· likely corps of ·pitchers \Vho! green· material, and is a fellow that _ ~ .•

.. • · :would rather loose a game than to J H R BOOTH are anxious for a tnal. • 1 \Vin it by. foui means." · • • • · . • ..J. D~ ·.CANADY

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