STERN.COLLEGE.'-. ··)Di~~ooliEN££. ·ftC·srEBiRS ......· lisped an _essay· c~mtest .m....

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' With Twelve Field Goals and , : '""':--'·>:-~ .. -~- '; · - .. :Bureau ·of-Extension,' of .Whioh I.- · -·-..:..

· · - - · · · · . . Eigltt J<"~oUJs. } :nr; ~~~,-~~~~t~~~Jid~:_E. -¥: lVebb: - :~~~~~:: CP.l·-~_eidt:·iS:A.~deer~~ry,this, ,- . .. :.· \Villiau~ Louis Poteat. . Wake :B,OI·est easily won out ·'~·~:(l~~,:R:util_~ -~~~'1.weaver 'to: 1

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_ ~· A· f~w _years ago at ~idgecrcst · ·.·. :·=neu'ver'Ad~ses. : . : Co~~es_t a.t, .. ,Once ... c~~~pe~t1on_ l.a group or. ·Wake Fol'est. men over Easte1~n College in basket-

- .. · --~·:.' .· ·.-: .. ~"-. .·. '.· . , · of Alu~-~~~k,e,d-~Fo:t:; .. .., from' some ,of the colleges. and ba~l Monday night by_ the qver--M· "th t t · d f th s · ·, · · · · · · · · ·whelming score of 54 to 10. The , :~)"· e '-"e~ y-s~_con .~• ·~. } . 'rhe Euzelia~·-·~aiid ·Philomathe..:. -·high :schools . of the. South . wa~ u~·-r·gi.Ili·ans,. altho··Ig· .h ·p. uttm' g ,.I· P a yeai• is~: the first· day of commence- . - ·. · · · - ·· -.. - ., ... · ·' . d -: h ·. . d b a· · - .· i d · ·

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. ,_ ~- .- :. . -. . - :· .. -.: :-~ ·.- ~·- h-: ' :sian Literary: . Soc~etles. _an t. e:· ··Jome . y a. Istingms Ie p~eac 1- I llar(1 fl' srht du· ri.Ilg -the - .... ;hole ment -· and ---begmnmg ·w1th t at-- · ' ·· · · · - · · · · h -h ' · f s · h c · 1· H · ·a ~ - " ,.-· - .. : '-~- · ·, "':> ·'·····-·· _, .' ; -. · -. : College are. so plea.:se<f Wit . .t e. er o : out : aro ma. e sa.1 ; . _ . . .

. day· Wake~-ForesLwill. celebrate: . . . ·1· h . . - .· d · tl, ·. "Nr th I h' . th game, made only one field goal, ~ .. ' .. -~· . · · . . ,... -·. .. . .. success wlue ~--C al.'a~teri?~, ·:·· 1e - :1; ow · a_t - ave y9n toge er, . - · · an occasion d1fferent from any - · · I • - • • • . • • • • - • . • • • · the reason bemg that they de·

~ .,',-- ., .. -· ·· .. · .-. ·. ,,._. ,\ _. · ·. .. first Annual Inter-:scholastlc. De- ·I want you to solve me a prob- . . -- . . hitherto :known to' commencement --· . .0 -· ' . · t. d 1 h'· h h · a· b .

1 · f .. , voted thmr time to a defensive _ . ·-' .' · ·---::: ·: .··: , \.·. - ·- · clamatxon. . .ont_e3t. ~naJig-qra e _ , em w 1c a_s Istur et me or . . · ,

" anp.als.-1- ~ Tlus y_ear fQF- pr~bably . . , - . -. .. · · : , · _ . . , :· .. , game, playmg for the most pa~·t

. . . _ .- _ .. ,~ . . - . last year, that they. have~.,estab the pa~t twenty-fh e year,., \Ve 1

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--· .the ·first time every speaker on . . · · / · . ·· • · . · · t 1 e man ms eat o e a . _ _ --.. . . '. . ·. . · lisped an _essay· c~mtest .m. w4Ich;_ :were eager. to hear what the ·'fl · . f th

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: the __ -~~o~t:~~ Is:.~:-. 4Isti!lgUis~l~t~ eighty doll~rs ~ill·. b~. gfv(in __ ,.i:~{ _,pro]?lem was: '."When I first tl lbe ptassipg oh etl ~cas was · ::alumnus..~of the. college. A11d se . . . · · · - - - , .· . . 1e es _seen. ere us season, ; . .. :.,•::: ·-.- · :· .: _ · . . : prizes for, lhc· thPee be~t .(;lssays, :~lJ.me. -mto. cont~ct With Wake th . t }~ b . ·

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~ :the~-occas1on:w1lt•have~more.:t.ha1i . -. ·. . · · · · · <. ' , - .,. •• • _, mr .eam wor... emg exce en . . _ .. · .. :-.c_ .. -•. ;·.:--· :. , __ , __ :; > ,_ · . :mbmit1ed by. members ·.of,--the, -F.ore>t·men m:th_e Semmary, he Tl b

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1 . . ordmafy,."·mterest to.: every ·4oyv · .'- · . ---- - . · · ·; · . :- . " - · · . . · 1e a ·was m e ap Is s_ ell( - . ~. , .-·. ·-~,,. .. -· .: ·: -- .. _.-: : ~---- . , · -rrraduatmg_.c'as~es; o!-_,.t~e, s~con-; .said, .. " I obsm~\·ed·a distmct stamp -1! h fl . · t · f tl t"

: .. )V;a:Ke··F.qrest.~~m:a~;::sD;~ce. Jjy. at.: ..• -' - -." ·. - ,, . ·~: -.1 ._ • _. • .,. • ?l t e 001 mos o 1e nne. , . _ ,. .. _ . ·;- . .. . " , _ ·- . . _ . l.lrJJ .~schqqJ.s ... 9.f. th~ ... State .. : . 'rhe anti ~ttitud~ and spnit winch set E t C ll .

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-. ~- tendmg the exercises he w1ll haye .. _:.: ·- :· ·"·-;-,'c._,' ..• '.: · .. ·. · . - . ·. . as .ern o ege -passe( we_ ~11 ,', c-::;·· ... _.7,_ ... ,i--->~.;~·~:_:':,\.:~·->·J··.:-;,· .. : .. ::'; .• H:;nys __ llll1Sj:_Jle Written_-.o_n_-:_tbe .. tb~m-o:ffsJun~pJy;from·thegradn- ... ·· · .. · . .: . , .

:: .· __ · .. · . :, -:_;· --~: ,,:< ~-S~~~~~~f~~t;~~~~~~;-~ ;--~?.: '-_' ·:: ~, ~:.:~~~~~~<<: 1ti~~ .:'1~~-~~~~~~J~~.:~)~~!~~r: .::ates.'·of _ot~~.~-~ ~~~~Ie.g~s,' ,an.~-: t'~~~t:_: __ :_ __ . < Con:t?~-~~ ---~~-- ~~~~-:-~:.>. .. ~, .-: , .,.,;~;-·' '·-~:·j;~~s"~~~;t,~G: ;,"'m~"~-:c '" ~~~~~~~~~~P:f.A%a~~-~~~~!:"" i?:t>~~?,:~~~-~~-P.la~~-:::t:¥"~5'p.eeuhm;1tr"':" '"M"'~-:-ANY·t·:·~~;-S-;P·E---AK. --~.....,_E_ .. R.:··s""' .A .. V.·~AI-,.,_L:·AB· .- ·L·E· ·, ...,.,...._. , . ..:..._.~..,..&-~.a.~:~ :.l.!*'.ua:v-.ai:IHL ... ':': ...... ~. ''i· ·1 ·:c'.b"·'·,j,t··a·, .. ,t''',l\f"'·'A···c·'·R··a-..--wh t'Jd··--.-,,rr.k L, td t 't · ""'~';:_ .... - ·, --~~'"·;-:" .. -"~:1-'?:·'"-~·""'""·"·:-:'~·r::::-.r"-·· "> ·- ~ .. ; ·. ?.~:~~'9:. ~~lt:, ~-- i ~o.:/~ r. ·..u.: · :,,.-- e1 -; :~. ~_a._~-, .,oes . .n'a_ e·,..::.ore~ _ o. o Is . _ , _,. ; . . . , , .

~.. ..~.,.;-f:~~~-9~~~~----~p~~'IL~ ·~ecretaif~·on· m~:_before" April-20; __ ·rn,~n. that· tbey should be recog- FOR SECONDARY ·SCHOOLS • • ·-:·"l.~"'''"' l'·'~.;:;..,.t.~~ .... "••.-·~ •• ~ ~ • i - ••• ., ' - ,..··~· .,."' -

,;~'-:·::~,·':''{;!';:;, ;~:+H~~.t~:.·~: ~.:·:I-~ ·- · ~ .:· ,· ' .. -' · · ·~he B1h·eai:r of.Extensionds·:·tU:ak~ .. n1zahle ... ai1y\vhere?". He did not · · :,;Ortlv;t:Ei.glit1-~~plies\:·hom--·Piin~- · . · -. - . -.· · · .. · · :·. ·· ->~ · .. _ .. : ·.-- · ··

· _ · < : ... ·~,:d~:~'f 5!.;-?.'~·§1~-:'"":·,.f?:<:'.: :·:-:·: ': ~~f h · -I.: :iilg plan~ to a(h~ertise the ... c~ilte_s~~ :· s~y:; .. th~~-- they _were . abler men-. --: :.;~~~~,:::.~01)<~:-:.~~dary...-._ ~ ools_ at once, ·and to secure· the>e<)~_- -·thai! -others, or _better trained:.

·, ·Ha.v:e:."+Been Rece1ved: by Secre~ . · · : · .. f · 1 ,_ · .. _ d f · _,:: d--'~ ·1:1:; • ·. •· · · · h t- h · , ·· · ··.· .·:; ;./__. .. ·: .. -: . . - · · - · · · -operation o a umm an rien !!k ~·qs .pomt :was t a t ey were pe-:·-:_:-'~,",~::<?~-~:'~~~d~.·-: · :.--- . ·of·tl1e·c~llege. · · · · -· '>'~~iiar: ... -_-_ .

•. . '_Mr:. ;X~>o.·'·.neid, Sec,retary -or .: 1\fr~. R~id; 'who. is 'the origiii~-:~~ ;· •. :r ·am ·quite sure that' colleges; - '' ' ... :---· ', ..... :.-. ·. '• -' ' . '. . ' ' ' ',' •. ,__ . ' . . - . .

the ;.Comlllit~ee haying_: charge of . tor of this ad~irable enterpri~e\)1 tJu~t as· perSOlJS, .. have individual :,_t~~-_.Int~r~sch<;>ia~tic_ D~cl.a~at}IJI:l states that t~e co~test .will' be· iii-~~ {¥aits. That is, colleges which :.contest-to: be -held here:-ol,l March __ augurated with. as tiio:rough ·a:d.i~. ,;,have g_:ro~vp. .throug~ -the stead-

14_ and 15, announced today that -vertising· as the~ college· ~vili-- afr ~~iast- years~ _.Colleges whi~h have 4e')had : rece~v~d·' oniy .eight re- f6rd,. ai1d:that ·rio ston:e wiii·oeleft;;~ l~ieen founded o'lit of 'hand and to

-~pl_i.~~,- f~om. the. principals. 9f. ~he '.untUl'ned in: making the. first ~o~-;~ raay stand forth ·splendid and fin-. se~ondary :schools stating . that ·test as successful as the first be<: ~·ished, _ whereas, yesterday they

represent_atives· _would be s·ent to . clamatio.ri·-Contest last y~ar. Tlie;:~ ~¥~re not,-such colleges have no the contest-'this ye·ar: · Jn a~ much alumni and. friends of·the college;~' individuality. you : .. cannot

,as·.the- cont.est: is.-:-only _a· month a~e ·expecte_d to give the- contest': ~-;,found'' an ideai .. Spirit and distant, . the. sniall 'number: of re: a.li. ·the- p~blicity. possib'Ie and ·to.· • traditions . cannot be ''establish.:Plies.'is :'ra.ther :alarf1iing, arid M~~ · .co7operat(dn makint(the contest. e~l" overnight. They 1nust grow. R~id. is afraid that uniess- the. co- ·so successful·tllat its' permanency'. LMust have time 'tO_gi·ow. ' oP,~ .. ~at_ion' --of: _~th~ · a~vmni - and· . will be· guarantee.d. . ... : __ . I: am· quite sure· of another

_ frte_nds of the, co1lege is· immedi- _- The eighty "dollars will be· of~· . tlJ.ing,. that· these c.ollege. traits, ate and .'tho;rqugh.the contest will . fered in- three·.prize~. T-)le .c(in~ :~Vh~ch ~_might almost be- called not be 'as Sl,lccessful as la!!_t year .. testant s~bmitting .the. best..~ssaf.' :--Personal. . traits,.-' constitute ·the

. frh6 war :of course' cari be· ex~ ·will rec~ive a ·scholarship vil:l,tfe(f; 'lll~$t.precioiis part of. an: -.inst1-

·Bureau · of Extension· Announces Names ·of Speakers:·. Avai~able

·for Work in Second.B.ry Sahools of- the Sta.te-:-Subjects ·. Given.

l~or the convenience of those .desi~ing speakers :.for commencements or other public occasions the Bureau of Extension deems it advisable to offer ~he followi:p.g list of men, with some of_ the addresses each can give. These men· ·may be ~ecured- upon reque~t for actual travelling expenses to and f1·mi1 the place · of the address. For proD?.pt attention, apply for speaker to Professor E. ·B. Earnshaw,· Bursar of the . College, stating the speaker

-and subject desired, and if con·. venie11t, giving th~ · name of the second choice for speaker.

'rhe inen with th~ir subjects . .

are: Dr. N!. Y. Gulley, Dean of the

Colle'ge: ''Why Do We Have Schools Y "_; "Tomorrow"; _"-The

' pected to liave some effect on the at fifty dollars: and twenty ·dol-:~ :;;tution's. equipment. More ·s1~btiy contest, but- no· ·school-- should · lai·s in gold. To the· c~mtestant .~ ;·and:_ certainly ·than library · and fail to -send 'a 'rep~esentative be~ winning- second plB:ce will-- b~ .la_boratoi'y and lectur~, they mold ·ca. use :it carin()t . send as good ~ . ·,awarded seven ani( one-l1alf ~~i~ ·: : ytp.~n,--:d~ter~ine th~ way they

mim as it d!~.l~st· year, since all Iars in ·gold._ The .co_ntest!lnt -su:h- . -~~~~' .settle their deeper attitudes Dr. Be11jamin Sledd, Professor schools are effected-_ alike· by the· mi_tting the third- best e~say wili "and alliances. _ · of English ; "'War Time Wander-

First Year Out of Eden".

war. The college' earnestly, de~ ~e awarded two and one-half cl,ol· _ - To analyze ~vhat. the South in.gs in Europe"; '"J.lhe Shifting si~es to show the. representatives , IB,rs.. ' - -· · · . _ ;·Carolina·: ·preachei· ·called- the of the Poles"; "A Pedagog~e 's its genuine hospitality, and the · ·The contest is open to any'ma1\f: ', .. Wake Forest' stamp ·is' no easy Point ·of View .of· the· Passing &chools, it is hoped, w1ll not' fail or female member o~ ~~e. gra~u>~ :~.. , . ~ ..... -To describe it is. hardly Slww"; "Victo1•y_:_What Th~n?" to· se~d: representatives.- (Cm1t~nue<Lon -p~ge -6.) · ·· :_:,~\.1\c~ntinued··on·--page ·2;) · --'•' (Continued on page 2) ,,

·ruE wAim I<'OREST EsT sPmiT. I • - .~ • , .. ,,.;- . ··· ·- ... . ' \-1.\ .~·~: . . .. ~"1::;:~ · · ~; · ;r:y ..... (i ~z,t· ~~ .: -.. ·.·> .. -:::!~?tf:-:. .: _.,,. of college life nd·:·Is :-~he'med.:u m I ~e .~pot::81fo~~sr,<!~-~~o-~~:~1.. cha::q9e~:;·. f ~· \$:. ·;·_;!~J'. !tf{ . >:·: :. . ~.;/~~~? ~~{

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less difficult. It is like catching and ·depicting the typical expression of a human countenance. Genius puts in its work there. I do not atempt such an analysis. 1 f [ merely mention three of the fe'atures of the Wake Forest spirit, three of the "pP.rsonal traits" of Wake Forest, I should like it remembered that, when they combine with one another and with others unmentioned, they produce, like chemicals, compounds having properties not present in the components. 'fhe peculiarity appears for the most part ·only in the combination.

'fhe first of these· featlires is . loyalty,-loyalty to the. college and loyalty to one another. You 1·nay meet a Wake :b,orest man in Oregon or Maine, in France or China, but you will not wait long to learn where he got his college training. It is ·not so much that he is proud of his Alma Mater, though that is true. It is rather that he hardly thinks of himself apart from his college. He is himself an extension of the college consciousness, so that wherever be is there is Wake Forest.

Another feature of Wake For-: est is the habit and tradition of work. T am not saying that frivolous rattle-brains ue\rei· co1;ie to~· this college, or that loafers never kill hei·e the time of others as well as their own. It is the general momentum of the pl~ce of which I speak, the serious-mind edness under · which the mass moves, the tonic drive in the atmosphere. ·This wholesome tradition of work goes a good way toward explaining the position of leadership which Wake Foresters 'hold in the public life of .North Carolina and the South.

Democracy is the third feature of the Wake :b,orest '' expre-:;sion." No fraternities disintegrate the unity of the student body. Every man stands in his own shoes. 'fhe snob invariabl~· gets his tail feathers plucked. You land where your merit ancl ability carry you. Good birth and good manners are ~xcellent in themselYes, but a \V akc Fot·:•:,t man needs to add_ other items to that inventory. Through many years the college has sought to make the life of its students congenial, generous, and clemocra· tic. Fellowship is the great worcl of the college community, fd~

lowship. between students and . students, between studoots and teachers, fellowship on th~ .. basis of brotherhood in the pursuit· of the best. it makes the llappines~

aud- agene.y of. ili.o.st p,cru~a· - ~abe:J!~o~~'t. also·:,pUly:ea· a strong·· : ; :\.Mile(froin highpii6i~!Ji. ;·!~ · · ·· .. ~ent-restilts. .. "' . ., ... ·· . . · offin~i~~ .. g~·~e/ m'itking . :,T .fi;fc( ·~ \ · ~ :-.:~·-;·""", ."~: . · ; · ' .·. ·::,·-~·· · ·:<' ·.~ ~: ·· , .-

. . . :·· go~l~;·:~ :s6.W.ers:L·an'd:";.T:honipso~'s ·, . ~ ~~·.·.;~:;· ~ ><-:_.. · ·~:. .. · .. , ~·: ; ··,:::: MANY SPEAKF.RS AVAILABLE.. : . -, .. ; <

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Ji'Oit SECONDARY soHoo:t.s,:'· ····.good, <:le~~~81Y~ ~":9~k.--,w..a.~ ·.e~pec1~· .. ·: . ~ .·::·:·- .-. ~ . ,. _ ~ .. ~!-~ ·~·_:;:-.? ~; • . . ; ':~·auy·, noticeable: ·-.:.:; ··. :.:.:,.::fif'o'~".'b'cll'es~·::-~:;· ::~.;::

(Co~t~liued from pa~'e 1!}; .... / .. ;f/ .. ~P,~y~~ s~ore.d.al~r?.f .. tl\e~yi~i~i¥g · . . . · -r .. ., "'r·~~ . ·!"~~·· .,.

ni·~ :H;;hert:· ··:M~·Neni . ';·P'Jt~~ti: ~jt~~~n 's ~~i~~s., :II~\:made~ one~~e~d. --~ ... =.·.-_'::'.~.·a···-.0::. ·~-.-.· ~:< .. ·-~ ... '.;_i.~.~.:_(_.~ .. :· .. :,:·'':·.;.;:~:··.·~.:.; .... ·:~~~··· .. -.· ~~.:.-.~.;-~_r.~._:;t._,~ :.~_:,.i,:,.~~~.;~_: ...... _·-· ·.· ·:!?rof~ssor of Latin: .~'The· Prof~~~; ~:·~?a,~ ~~n~ ::~~0~{~: ~oul~ .out of 9 .. _ ... ; ~.". ·c_: _ - . . ; •.. sion of Good Citizenshit>" ., "The:, . sl.i_o .. t.s. _.His dr1bbl.m.~ .w. as good,_ ,, , .... ·i).. , ... , . ..,.·" _ •. ,., .. , . . ,. ': . . _.

b ~ I l {'." ~-"' t.J., !u-~~ z: .. ~4 ~~a··i~ .. ·t!~·-~·.· ;-,;· 1 • •• -:i- _- ~ .. .. Call to Service"; .. :~ ~.Pr.epal·ed- -~ 0 .}1~: -~_as; or~?; ~-v~~ ; 0~'?~~rt~ ·~ le ·, •,,; ,_;;.:1..D·at: ~~ "IUS

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. · · ·,. . ~: · sniall. cotirt · ana·J to· '.'Doll~'· ·So,v-- ~.- · . -·.- ··R-· ... • .. ' ·· ~ ~:.: ness": . . .. . _ .. ·. :: r;: :efs: .. :,J;:... -' . ..-. .< .. :. · • ·: '·· . ,. ·.~'.L <~.- ... ;:·:·;.'.?.>_-;· .. ·~-:i\ l>:-',.

Dr. W. R. Cullom, Professor of·.,· .... ; ·h~:;'f .. ·.; _ · · ·· · · · · ,. ·~.: .. ~:. :~ Bible: ''New Americans.for·.New·.' :}'.~·.me-up:. ·' . . · .. . :.'::..: · America"· "A Safe Democra~: Wake Forest -(54), Ea.Stern (10). .-.:·~ ~ · ·;·~-- ':-:~ ,;:.··:·: :(.,/,:·:,~::·:,·J· \:;;.~ ·~ <: ~

' · . .. ' · - .. ·. . .. . .; ... . .. .... , .. - .... _,. .. These. are". truly.·t:f.emk:\- :- -~ cy .in a Safe World;" ':' The·.,New .: . Hanby -~-~~~~·-~=~~.:..-~~::_·:.-p~yne .. nine: necesslti,~s L~<t:-~:. ;' _:,:

. Appreciat_ion _of .Country Life''; ~; · · ...... ·· · · · Rigb.{ F_or,~a~d · . · ' .... ,.' -~fj.;> ... ~&~wn/'~ief~~:!.~~~~~;: ;:~~~.: · ·"The Divine Right of Kings vs.! ,:R~beiihorst. _..:.·-~~~~-~ ... ...,- .R~y:es - ~ .·~re·any. : ... ,vo!ld.'erful'':.ras;'J.:, ·· ·· .... the Divine Right · of Folks'';: · ·.:. : ·< Left': For·,~·ard . . · . · · · s~itm~nts.< -::No ··otb.e~ ,:: : .. ~ :-: ·''l'he Challenge of' an Unfinished! Fe.ezor ------~--:_ __ ~_.:_·Pickup '. {;iE!~~· .·,, :_:~f';;~:;j~\v~I~~.-::.~ ·. ~~~:. World". ·- - Center - ··serves as'· .. mariy. pur- ·.,.,. ,. · ·.

. · ·.. - poses. as .these.,ha,.ndy Dr. 'f. E .. Cochran, Pr_ofesso .. r . So··:ver·s Rottr;1a.n · · · · · · · · 1· ·

- • . -------------- little pins being equa ~ . . of Philosophy and Education i.: . Left Gu.ard ·. lY: . ·s~rvice~bl~' · .: .. for~:; ~·., ... ~'The Youth's . Greatest , Asset-'·';; _'rhon1pson -'----::..--;- .. __ Hefter· , ali :oostum:es. ·Th~-· pos- ·

"The-~ War and Education'1

;:·! Right Guard. .s.es~or:. 9f;·~·:Bar;J>in:or.>: ,._..:: ~'After the_ Hi~h· School--[; .. :·' S~mmary: · · . :·;srpocll .. has :aJI·~~f't>in'-: .. ' .: :~:;· What?'-' "The Practical Ideal-; . Scoring: Hanby 12·; Raberi~ - · needs answered-· lin., .... - .. ·. ist." :: h~rst 7; Feezor 2; S.owers ::1-; .·-· .~l!:~~e .. t~q.;;:·r~· ~~~~:.).?.<i

Professor S. · A. Derieux, Pro:: 'ThOlii.pson 1 ; Payne~ 1 ; _ · .. ' · . hundreds of · des.ign~ , · .

fessor of English: "Why Read~ Substitutions, McKaughan for· . fr~ni $2.oo·up. :- . - . ::.· .. ~;~· Books?"; "What is a Classic?"): :Rabenho'rst; .Neal for·Feezo1~. · .. :, ·

Dr .. J; W. Now ell, Brofessor ·or Referee: Holding. _ . ~ ·:;.: ::. '~ · Chemistry: "Importanc~ of Pot-; · T.ime of halves·; 2Q · mi~:ute~:· ~· .· · } ·. ~~ ast'' · ' · T-he Chemical- Crisis'' : ' . . . 'i

''Why Specialize in Science?'' ! THREE HUNDRED AND; Other men who have . not an-: · . EIGHT MATRICULATE

nomu~ed their subjects but .:wh~! · . . ·.·:

a~·e available m~e: ·/ i.'FinaVEnroliment F;igJ:lres --Sur;· -President· ··wiJilam Louis Po~. h.::~~t~Ef:P"i9tatio~8}"N'o~~:Fu~li~~ teat;. Dr. J. H. Gorrell, Profes.sor i:ncre~~ ~ely D~ng. S})J.ing: of ·French; Professor. · R.. Bruce: · ·

Having crept safely. past the White. Professor of Law; Pro-·

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·'si~t~;Mhfui~jj;~ .. fessor Hubert A. Jones, Profes- three hundred notch, the maticu

lation thermometer at its last sor of Mathematics,· D1;. C .. C. H · o·ffi · ' "'0:...1" ••. b;·N· ·c·

·reading regist~red 308 in . the ome. ce: · · · .n.i1 e1g s' • • Pearson, Professor of Politieal: .. . ... - ··

· -.Jnsuranee\~cd~~-:~ · shade of the bursar's office. Con- Our. Po .. l1·c1·e· s.A·d~pt;e .. d _. ··.·.· ... ~ Science; Dr. G. A. Aiken, Pro-· . sidering the bad weathe~, the · · . · ·

fessor of .Anatomy and- Histolo- . . 1 . 1 stiident 1·s· byJe .. deral L.~n. d Bank· . ·: .. · Cl'ISIS W UC 1 every gy; Dr. Thurman D. Kitchin, Pt·ofessor of Physiology. ! forced to 'face these days, and .Bonded .for Your: Protection. EAS'rERN COLLEGE

SWAMPED •

·; other unfavorable drcumstances, this registration is excellent;· EASILY.j

' · and far surpasses the hoi)es of , 1 . the faculty and students. In ~the.

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Will Save You frdm 25 per. c~nt t~"33 i>er cent on Your .Fire :Jrisur~m:ce Premiums ..

(Continued from ·page 1.) mimbcr of registrants are not included three special law students .. who have been taking supreme

the upper part of the court, but: ·was -unable to work the baH down under .their basket. , court work. .

Captain Hanby was the out~ standin_g star of the contest, mak-: ing 32 of the 54 points ·scored by. ' the locals. Besides caging 12 field goals, 4 of which were dif-1 -6.cult shots from the op(m com·~.;

The Dictionary, Please !

Dr. Poteat-"\Vhat is a sedi.mentary rock?"

Freslnnan.:_" It 's a stationary, I supose. ''

rock that's

Go- to the· Theater! "Over Here" ~nd N:!~ the "Over There"

Every cent 'or war tax brings victory ju;t so much neare~. Uncle Sam needs the dollars-for the war. But he needs the pennies mort-. Don't stay home. Go! .•

Remember that every time you. go to the theater you are taking .care . of our' boys "over there'' and maintaining a greater courage in living "ov~r Jter.e.':

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-< . . . C~P..ICLL ~ 1!:::!:::.:? \V ~N'!'::D~ · · . There is ·now the greatest demand for trained men and women that our country has ever

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. pi~~-~Y ~lto~~s:9ro,cery Co.',. a~d. · · ~ ~li·e~·e has'beel!-very little· '\vo~k is now re~p.y to serve its patrons:: clone by the 'niilitary.' co'nipany·

. '~ith ~1~SS.~!ll~~ls Of :al~ kinP,s.. t~us· far- this'spi•ing; owing to. th({

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··G~f'iri· To:~ch with ·us ff?r Yourc· Heatitig·.-Stoyes, Cook. Stoves - and.Ran:ges

·a:uy. the· B·es~---Jt. ·Pays:

.Wake.~-Fo,rest: Supply Co. whene~'~r they can be· found in daptain'; ·-wyattj Fir~t Lie11t~ Holding'S' ·-Po'nd. 'High :prices' are.· Ilowei•s; -~,iis't Sergeal{t; The: olh~. ' gua-rai1teed, to·: be: the .only things· ·ei· offic'crs a~·e · to· ·be· appointed' · that are .:not fllrnisi1ed w·ith:·the·· ··lAter ..... ,.·_; - : .. · -------,.------'-----,-----------lltn\~st expe'dition .. · - · ·· l Plans·. for. :the spring's wo1·k

. · ·htv~ riot· ·yet · been , ~nnouneed, EVEN SOFT :DRINKS '·bht. it is thought that the work' . ' . . ARE UNDER 'THE BAN "~m l~rgely consis~ of' a ~ontin~r-· ~

:· · · · · · > · · · · <·ation··-of the marching tactics be-:·· lfhe recent fuel order struc~r- ··gtm last'fall, ;vith. addition:al bay- ·

Wake. For.es.t- ,the ~1arest blow 1t I opet drill and a tho'rough. study has.- c~perienced smce the pass- :of trench warfare as it is now

f th 1 I '"Bl L " . \ , age o · e, · oca · ue aws -being: =·carried on. ··in Europe· .. and the ~-'Bone Dry" bill.: .The There will ·be also.-class work in·· average -student is· as inseparable tlie .. various. branches :·of · the · f h. d 'l "bl .. k " ! rom-: 1.s · a1 y . ac .. co.'y as.. wbrk. the .English~an :is from. his tea. When this supplement of club· .. · meal.s. is cut. off·, Jnnch privation ~his is. a. Dirty One. is the result:. The fn«;!l order is . ·Sowers-' ',Bell, .I know some doing. -dnople. duty in pr_~serving 1 :wpite ·folks near home .-named:· food as well as fuel. · j · I~ell. ''

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Shoes at Low Prices. Don't forget our Rain Coats.

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Old Gold ·and Black 1 .· BO_N'JOUR·· ... ; ':-:bel;],r nn~'lmjiu;t.'los§>: .... As' a .~e-.. _·th~,;pub~i~. _tq',be 1_ed_..to .. :b:el_ie_ve:·'·:

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. lt is ,\rith a. genuh.ie-joy anci )ult, .. h_e· .. ltas::~~coillc·:.'~~-ry ·iu·:~h~- ::~h~t.hst1c~~~i(the;~a~:_- ·J~fi·.;.h?d;~vb~Y. ;_ ...... ssue Y e etc ssoc awn · · · . . · 'pur~hase~-of-·.books;·:an.d·:freqeritly:_ :-Is ~_t -~~:-:::IIlS~Itp~I?~:-;-:ueJ!e te _:"~ .Y\ · :

of Wake Forest College every Satur- best Wishes for Its su~cess that · . . ... .,. . . . . . . . . . . " .. . .. , , · . . students are;,fo'rc'ed' to 'suffer both; · such·:stu·dents~ and,· anY' :attempt~;- ·

day during the College session. we witness the establishment of ._tem):)o~~~y·.a~d.>".pertA:~n~~~- :. de-· .. t~ .intro~. -~c·e ,.th~~- ~~}.'W.~~~:~-:For,._·! ' Subscription Price. an -essay .contest. for. ~he pupils of . . . 1 . d

The subscription price of this pub- the secondary schools ·of the -~ays : . .whejl-.'they -desire· .bo~ks: .: · . est:W;~!\ :.~:e: .. yig~~ous Y:·;o,~:P9~.; .. · ... : lication is $1.00 per session of the State. Such a contes.t has,, Jong . :r A student· store 'vo.uld··?~viate;: "·:_ ' .. -, · · , :.. '.· · :·· 'col~ege year. beeit·needed,; and it seems···p.ecu:- ~these. umiecessa~y misco~e·~tro.ns:': DEBJ\~E:··PRE~~¥~. ;,::.,·~,.~d .

Entered as second-class matter,_. liar. to' .us·. that the establishment :between publisher-and. purcha·s.er:: ·_:_;T_~~-BE .HE:~:J), T~ -~~~~1 January 22, 1916, at the postoffice of su.ch a contest has be,en. past· En~~gh·books '~ould .. be,orderea'. ··. .. ... · · - .· .---:-~: .... ···:-. i at Wake Forest, N. c., under the Act to :!;upply. the de~and. . aD.d. ali; Sm8Jl ,_·.:Number-,•.:-of • .C&UdidateS; of ~arch 3, 1879. poned ~s long a~ it has, an_d thB:_~ . would be assured ot fair, prompt: ... * for:iTe&.m.- :Be~t~.::Deli&t~!.

Editors: ~vhen the <1,0nlest 'did come, 'it' :sei~:vice 'at ·a minimum .. price~ :In\ . ·:.er_:.ii'Lo_.,, _st_ -~m.:y_-,·~~~}.a_· -~\u_:_:~'~f.:_;:_· ROBERT L. HUMBER, JR. caine. as th..~ ;.efforts Of the Same · · · · · · ~ J. A. McKAUGHAN, ;{R. conn'ection with the books -could't T,h~t.:~ake'-'~o~est:)ViJtJ>~'·.:w:~l~~- .. w B GLADNEY man who inaugurated the Inter- ·. . ·. . , . . , .... , , .' .. .. ,,, ...... _.., ·;, .... _

· · ·be ~handled .well chosen. lines ·of.: representea .. in· the>. deoate "'with~ P. H. NEAL · statt: r~. s. si>tmr~ING

1schtolastic JDdec~amafti~n( .t •. h. O<mtest studknts' .· accesso~ieg....:...p'e~ants;;.: Bay~Qr:··.-G;iii~~!'~ity:; i~· -~'sh~W:n_::.i..Ji~ ':·

T. 1\f. UZZLE E. BRYAN aS year.. U gmg_ r9_ffi .. e man- . '~ . -~··· . .... ., .. .. . · .'>' :. ; · -_: --.,;; :~·>.·: ;:;>. ·.·~:·· .·,<',;,y .. <· '-~:;:J· •

~- ~\~\~~i'i'tii-/lt· ..... ~: i.-~:i1::Y. ner .in·.·which, this man· tries. to·. ptl~~w~, S.~_a.~~.?~errF~.o~~e-~~~~--~0~~:'! the f~~~J~a.~;·~~,~~.~~:~~~-~~;~~~-~}f;:·.-~-1\IRs. J. R. cRozrER ·aid. his Alma ·.Mater; he has the bo~~~~ ;-~~~d-_;_~~~1~-~!~. ,~<?o(l.~· -~?: }~~:.~ _dat~~:'·.f_o~:·-~he·-~t-~~~:;~t~-f.~~~r~~&~~i,·.,

H. B. EASOllf. ••. _. ...... Business Manager • · · · · · · · .. · .. .' , man d.: :by .. : Student'S) together. . Wltli·Y pamng,_·.for, the .. prehm~ary,:.W,hlCfii . PROF. s. A. nERrEux ••••• Faculty Editor. -mteresttl :of -the collfegeth.~t lil~dart ~ther::: .'g·~· ~~ds;'.tri ··:~~-p~ly::; :·: stud~rit.~ will:]}~" heid·.,·6D:-~.F~b·ro~b~t2i~.iJCij· ~,

Saturday, February 2, 1918. more 1an many. o .· e o er · - ·· .... ~ ·· · .r . ... _ ................ · . .- . .. . ·

b · f th · F .. lt · H · · . wants. 22 for the purp9s.e .. _of. select~g mem ers 0. .. e. acu y. e IS . . . · h . · ,_ · .. · · 1

· FR9M THE WASTE· BASKET.· t·· · b h" hl : ·.· ._,: ~ a d f. 1 . The advantages of such a store t ree men. to .meet the Bay or, de-o . e Ig y. commen e or us · .. . . . · '

.: . ·.- . .. · · · .. ·. - -· · .. - . · · ai·e~~t-:-&f.:--a· haters m Raleigh on Easter Mon-·· Mi~s · Alnnie is still ,vith liS:_:_ mitlative and zeal ,and for h1s · . ,_, : ... .- . . . . _. ..... ·; ·'· '· .. 1 .... , . , .. -:--~---~-.. 7 -~.~-, --:--7·----~·--,---;·~·:.--"":

sacrifice and love for· his college:. co~leg#::/ ~d,~c-~1-~~n;. ·· :alrea~y-·· ·. ~e-~ day.'. '. , . _ ·. : .· ..... · ·. · -. · ~-.· . ; : '. ·:,r. :. that is, her perfume is ...

Good-bye, girls! into our backy_ard again.

W ·h. t · , t 1 t h" .-.-. 1· yond the means of those·m·mod-: Though· Waite-Forest lost sev-.. j .e WIS o congra .u a e 1m anc · · .. · .. _ . . : · . . , . . : . . · : . .· · ... ·:. " .2 .

Come to ,\rish ·success· -for .. his ''l~t'est. era~~-. e1rcumstanc~s, would;_ b_~~: eJ,'al_-9.£ _her;. ~tr.onge~t:·d~J>~~~~~--: ~-~:~ over h t 1 1 W k F t lessened; the procee.ds could. be;_ the end of:.last sesslonj·there_ .. _ll,re:' and play. sc eme o 1e p a e ores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... · .... ,, ..

Hats off t~'Mr. Reid. · - used to defray some worthy stu-~ ~till ~en m college w~t~ ~h~-~bil~:_:. ·

Can y01i ·speak? .If .so, "try out on tiie debate.· 1)i·elimi~a~·y this week. You have a chance.

If you do not believe that army chaplains have to drill, .. look .on_ the campus any aftcr~oon it foui··,'

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Some f~!lo_ws 'on the,::~:;.~a,~pus . . '

are so J?.arrow that it wpuld take.' them .three days' to j(nirney,' across a razor. blade.

Belo); yo~1 :\~iJl: · :fi~d ~orne of . the charred remains of last week's waste basket. Tli~ janitor recovered them in time to prevent a lynching~.·

Be sure to make· your 'rooting as personal as possible at all athletic contests held at Wake For- · est. It will add so much to our reputation· -~vP,en visiting. teams carry the reports ·. home' witli·· them.

If arguin.g can' ·be · elassed as debating, we have a third literary:· society at the drug store wh~ch has the others beat the proverbial block when it comes to the finer point~?. of.. argumentation.

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'~-Many· Speakers Available for Secondary Schools,'' says a headline. Wonder .if some of the stu-

_, In ·spite of the fact. that this dent's expenses; . the merchants.; ~~y to up~old_the reputatiOn :tha~j · who are· noW ldsing money- on: has b~en achieved on the :f_ o.rensi~.';_: ..

one man is going ·to·. do every . thing in his. po,ve~ to 'make this.. 'b~oks would have a white ele-1 pl~trorni.. ~ In . comparison,,: 'viii(~ .

Ph, an_ t ·t.aken off of . th. eir hands·,·:.· oth~'i· · .. :~olleges, who·. have . ·uk:e~~;. · cont_est a ·. success, success will · · · · · · · .. , not cro-\vn his efforts unless he i-; st~ident ·_wa~t~ would h~ more:· ef.:.j wise: be~n;' weakened by--~~~-: c'o_il:'t~

fe_ctively. satisfied. . . · ·_ .. : ditions, ·Wake. For~st ·should·)b.~~ aided by the alumni, students, . . . · · · · · · · AI.... d t t ld ' as. stro.ng .as ever .. · R_ ecognizin·g,~~ : faculty, .. ~nd · se,condary school ..a.u. a equ~ e s. ore ~oom _cou :~ ..

principals. One man cannot do it be bmlt .at an· appropriate s1te on:.; this,;~'tiie.- Debate· Council.:-is.:-:ri6W:~~ -:· · . . .. . . . . . .. . ... - .. - .. the. cam_ pu_s -and at a norrii_.nal; in c9rre~po_n~en_ ._c_ e '-\vith ,·:1\'Ie.~c. ~r, .. ,r,. .. .. all. · ·one ·1nan . sho'uld not ~do. jt;, : · '

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·. · ~ost ,· or other:- .convenient ·space~ Unive_rsity,:,. Athens,· Q-a;, ;..:anjl>:it&.· . a . · ne ·man,· we ope; w1 "not · - .. · · · · .. , have .. to·-·.try.--to·· 'do· it~an:/<--·-He _c~w,~;~,P!>~-~~tp<t·· a_nd .~d,pt~_g: ;~~~) is hoi>ec!, .tha~ a :seiies .. o£)i_ebates~~-'·;• · s~quld .very r_ightfu!ly_.expe'ct the th;e needs:,.o:i;:,_the..~st~~e ... : .. ·. S"Q.ch a:. can_·. be. arranged :.~th.-tliend '1i;!r· t · · · ·- · · · · ·· · · .. · sthdent store is no visionary con- such -~.deb-ate .~an .. be. "a:r~a'hg·~-~d',.~ ... ,., aid of the students;:. faculty·; a:nd

ce.ption ,· . and its embodiment in ·the two teams ·.will be sei~cted on .. 2 alumni, an_d it is expected that h "ll · · h · .. · ... concrete form would be a step . · the· same n~ght, ·six : debater~, _:>: . e WI rec~Ive· t e,_:c()-ope~ati~n of the ·principals of ·the schools forward in student life. three from each .. society, .. being .

chosen. .of_the State. The contest should certainly interest .. the pupils. and principals of these ·schools. The · prizes are liberal; th~ regulations are easily· carried--out; the bene-

. fits other than the prizes are numerous and great both for the pupils and principals. Really we.

. beli~ve tluit th~ secondary- ·schools will' take ·advantage of this new contest. We see no reason for the lack of C'O-operation of . .the sttl.dents, ·faculty and alumni. 'The contest should be a success. Let's make it sucl;l ..

A STUDENT STORE.

WHAT ABOUT IT?

Old Gold and Black is unalterably opposed to any tinge of professionalism in Wake Forest athletics; and the ·tendency, which seems to be pervaiding alike ·the

. minds of some of the faculty and · students, t~ let down restrictions this spring on -account of the 'up-. set giv~n athletics by the national emergency, offers another opportunity to warn . the .authorities that such a thing should never be done. If professionalism, ~ven

the . spirit of professionalism, is the only alternative by · which

Numerous student stores have 'baseball can be assured for the e.xisted o·n paper in· the· past)'. Jt season of 1918, let baseball go! is time that the students of Wake If the college cannot be l'epreForest reap the advantag~s that resented by "bona fide students, such ~ business organization un- taking not less than fifteen hours doubtedly possesses. .of work, who have registered not

.. L~ve Your Neighbor as _Yourself.

He kissed the maiden on the · ... the cheek,

And she, without compunction, At. once proceeded to obey

The Biblical · injunction. .

HOW TO_ KILL OLD . GOL~ 'AND BLACK

Don't subscribe. Borrow · · a

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class-mate's paper-just be , a .. sponge.

Look lip the :advel'tisers and trade with the other f~llow-be a chump.

Never hand il\' news items and be sure. to criticise everything in· the paper-be a coxcomb.

'l'he shelves qf the two book later than the first Tuesday in 1i1erchants are lined with old· .Oct9bcr, who receive no remunbooks that have . been accumu- · eration for their athletic services

.Author-Surely you are not a lating for years. Professors have and who have not ·come from other contributor ·to the At 1 antic continually. over or~ered, stu- institutions of collegiate rank,'' M o:n t h l y. . - ·dents have been notoriously lax ~tlten we ·want no repre'Senta

Sbldier~N:o::. but:~ op._;~ :r;nY.:- .• tr~p in the purchase of books, and fre· tion. Such members of an ath-_acr~s~ I .:;~s~·a:~.'~ci~t~ibtitor to· the . · q~~nt· changes. in texts· have aid- letic team are not. true Wake AWintic.-daily ... ,.. , _,. -ed in forcing the merchant to. Forest men, and we do not wish

dents are going out' to ''break up :the school'' again this year? How about it, Bill Feezor?

If you are a member of . the staff, play tennis or golf when . you ought to -be attending · to ·. your duties-be a slacker.

Tell your ne!gh'Qor or the· business manager that you can. get more elsewhere for your money -be ~ tightwad.

If you can't hustle and make the paper the success that it . ,. ought to be-be a. corpse ! . Get the idea?

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Slim ~ack Joy-!1-er sat in ·a· corner· ~ating·· political pie

He..: stuck·in-,his thumb.· And· pulled· out 'a ·plum

And; s~id, ''What office have I?"

'· . Will. be at Wake Forest at Pow-,. . . ' . , .... ';, ': "' -·- .. ;: ' . . · ... :· · · :. _,:. ,:., · .:eJ,''s<:Drug;.S.~ore, J[~pruary 20tli _'Appearances ·Are ·neceptive. -· · · · · ·· -: f •

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''You are. young .. t{}--be, a- Senior/'· ------------------------Meredi_~h ~i~l-f 'I don'~. k;J;J.ow ..

How did· you know my age?'' • ' ' r • ., •!''

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STOP!· LOOK! ·READ!. ,:~ '" ~~-/.~" .

An ,·,old -~iine duiltiilg p~rtf~1~i · . . ·.· Forestville School House· Friday

Studio ... evening, February twenty-sec--.... _ ·~ ond, eight to eleven o'clock. ·You·::' .. :·:\ .... · are invited to attend.

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·Powers Drug Company ·"The FeUows That Appreciate Your Business."

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WAKE FOREST MEN AS co:ai- ·written in. the· _following· general~ ~IENCEiUEN'r .SPEAliERS.

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a chance to hear alumni. who are· very prominent in public life.

'J'he Baccalaureate Sermon this year will be delive~·ed on 1\iay the 22nd by Dr. John E.· White, of Anderson, S. C. Dr. White i~ widely known in the South as· a .man of great power and the college is "forttinate in being· able to get him· for the occasion. Honorable E. Y. Webb will deliver the Literary Address for the colle-ge on the 23rd. Mr. Webb is at presei1t representing Nortk Carolina in Congress · and has been much in the eyes of the public on account of his construe· tive ideas with ~·egard to recent legislation. He is one of the

. Wake Forest, N. C.

MOOT COURT MUTE· DU.RINtF ABSENCE OF- SOLICITOR·

Beachboard, .. After. Standbig Bar Examination Returns to N a.

tive · Hills for Rest.

State's most prominent men and The College lVIpot Court has the announcement of his coming adjourn~d for the week dt~e to to Wake Forest is received with the departure of Solicitor A. great interest. The Alumni Ora- Wayne Beachboard after he suction: will· be given by Dr. Rufi1s ceeded in-tacking the· title of li~ W. Hunter, of Nashville, Tennes- censed lawyer to his_ other well see, and it is expected that a

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known honors. lV~t·. Beachboartl larg~ number will attend the an- has returned to his native hills nnal -Alnm.ni reunion which Is held every year.

J<~SSAY CONTEST FOR SECONDARY SOHOOIJS INAUGURATED BY

I.ITERARY SOOIETIES.

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ating _class of an accred!~ed sec~ondary scho·ol in North Carolina. Unlike the essay contests he~d by the other colleges of_ the State, this contest allows a school to submit more than one essay if it desires .to do so; and unlike the Declamation Contest l1eld here it is open to 'girls. The provision is made that if the first prize is won by a girl, she will .place the scholarship at the disposal of the principal of her school to be given by him to some w·orthy male member of the graduating class.

The essay, containing not more than seven hundred words and written on the subject mentionerl above, must be submitted to MJ'. Reid on or before April 20. E~says must_ be accomp~nied by a certificate from the principal of the school stating that the essay is the work of the senrler and that the sender is a bona fitle member of the graduating· dasf::. says must be accompanied by a the secr~tary and submitted to a committee consisting of President William Louis Poteat and Dr. Benjamin F. Sledd and Pro-_ fessor S. A. Derieux of the English Department, who will determine the winners of the three prizes.

In order to aid the contestants in the preparation of the essays, it is suggested that the essays be·

for a brief sojourn, but the com~ ing spring should see ''Beach'' back on the Hill with -his ~n1pply of lawyer's accessories undiminished.

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Popular· Price:._ Cafe

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HARPER'S- E~ECTRI£. · SHOE' SH-oP Wake Forest, N. C.

Special Attention given to all Kinds of Shoe Repairing

COME TO SEE US

WAKE FOREST SHOP BACK OF THE BANK OF WAKE

E. H. POTTS, GeneraL· Agei.t

Undertakers

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tune and- success just naturally follow _the man who thinks enougli' or _ himself to dress up. Boone, The· D(' Lux Clothies, fu~ni~hes thi~ pr~s~- · ·;::. perous look and it is just like finding mon~y now at Boone's_-:_ <· :_:·'

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"CO~IE AND ~SEE" IS ALL WE ASK . :J·

The.·Tailoring Openih.g_·· .~:Cotltillues. . - · .. ---: :,:·

" with increased interest every day. ·Those who have worn the "Needle,- cj: :; ~lasters' " Clothes know a good thing and are getting another . .S!Jit · and bringing in their friends to "Come. and See_."

C.-R.B-OONE Good Quality Spells, "What Boone Sells."

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.. Summary: _ Field goals: Rabenhorst 2;

Holding'll; Feezor 4; Hanby :5 ;· ' Neal· 1; Starling ·2; Clay 1; 1\fangum 1.

Foul goals: Hanby 3 out of 4;

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THOS~-H. BRIGGS,·& SONS

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·Druggi~ts.

Its policies are clear and definite m their prov1s~ons and :<~eir v~ues-are absolutely guaranteed. ~ee -·

WILL DEVELOP YOU -:ou~·-Su!ts wil! fit . · ~ . ~ · · .. . Our Pnces wtll suit · · · · , ..

Visit ·Our .New Department

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_Raleigh, North ·carolina We ar.e.·tempted, .not in order to be ·ruine,d, but ·1n order' to be made. Temptatitin is just man's chance of I flying his colors.-Thomas Phfllipl!. · :;... ______ ..;... ______ .._ _______ .....,_ ....... _.:

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. NEW P~~~:!m HOWLER JMusxCAL G%:~E N~XT WEE!t J For First Class .·.. . . . ~9~: . ,.;,, ; . ' · 1 1 · -· ·· - · · Furniture.:-~off_i~~~Jp.Q.~.~@ets: ~ : Res~lutions Canied. T~~gh So- i Miss Ruegger, of thO li'Ieredi~ I PennaJ).t~, Pillow. . . . . StoVet~~f(iiliie$ ' •. . ~! ;~is~utR:~~li~:~o~re:~ l Facult~~·::e~::~~~n~~.· li Tops & B··annerS ·-· . ··_.sEE<~.·~>--.>---?<·.:._·'·

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· · . . . · I 1\~iss Ruegg~l;', o~-· the .lVIusic · · . · ·. See· : -E.• . A.L:L:.F·~f}N: . ·when the resolutiOn wl!ICh was 1 Department of ·Meredith College, · I .. '!i- . · · . ·• ·: .. · ·- · · . · .·.

p]·ese~ted be~01·e botl~. societies I wi_ll giYe a vio~in concert he~e · E. H·. ·PottS'~ I · .·~·!WAKE F?RES~, .N._ c~ .' .. ?n last Saturday . mommg_ goes I tins. week; ·but. the d~t~ of h~r, . --~~-. . · . . . ~ · j· PICTURE· FRAMES MADE TO:· ORDER'·. mto effect, the Howler Will be commg cannot :be defimtely an- . . ·· · · · . ;'· · · ·

plac_ed on th_e same firm financial 1

1' nounced as she is.· now r.·ec.o.v .. erin_g I El·z,·ng'.: to'• n·'s ·Ar'·" .... .: . . . " . . : ... , . . , · . Five First-Class Union Barbers .. . . basis on w4Ich the Wake Forest from a slight illness. · · . I·· ' ., · Student is now pubNshed, and j · Miss Reuggei~ is well k_1io,y1i !· . Store the continual drain on the two 1

1 here, from. her concert of last ses- j · • · ·•

societies will be at an end. sion when she showed· herself to l Fme Pictures, . 'l'he principal clauses- of the I b t ... f" tl . l' .. "'1 . . I Frames and Novelties,

• • • • _ . 1 ~ a mas e1 o . 1e vio_ m. . J. 1~s , Artist Su lies Jesolutwn piovide that the sum 1 will probably be the besLnnlSl- I p~ '· . · f w1 r.::o b 11· d 1 f f · . · · · ·· .,.,_ •··· -- ' Art Embroidery Matenals o •P .o e ac c e to t 1e ees o I cal perfOI'mance -:<1-t~· Wa~~ Fo~est 1 · · ·

each- member at the begin~ing · of 1 this year, ·and '"many stl.;clents. as .. J. 0. ELLINGTON. each term to cover the cost of 1 well as visitors are expected to one Yo]ume of the Howler, while attend the· concert. all cuts will be charged for in proportion to the amount of For the-Waves to Run, On.- --

sp~ce used by e~c_h st~1dent. In I Scarborough-:-"What are you II ,.

th~s way no deficit ~VIll be s:1s- 1 going to do .next summer?'' . · tamed at the end of the session 1 Austin-" Get me a job put-

by ~he pub~icati,on._ . . . I ting up ~oles for a_ '~irele.ss tele-Smce tlus provision Will not phone company .. " · .. ·

go -into effect until next fall, the I ·· · · . usual canYass has been made this ::: ::< ::: ::: .>:: * * * ::: *

Raleigh, N. C.

"Sh . .c. . M " ·op jOT en spring to secure subscriptions to ::: . · · ~ * 1 209 FAYETTEVILLE STREET the Howler. Each .student de· ::: BASKET-BALL SCHEDULE >:: I . siring a copy of the -:H~;vler has ::: A.S IT REMAI-NS. . :::

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RALEIGH, N. C. pledged himself to· take one copy; ;.; · February. . ;~ and the order will be limited to ! ::: 16-N. 0 State here / · * i cover the total number of sub- I ::: 18-V. P ~- ai Blacksb'tl!g ::< I . . . . scriptions secured. I ::: 19--Emory & Henry at_ Emo~y ::: I When: tn Raletg h meet

Practically all drawings and !' ::~ 20-Roanoke at Salem . :: me at any of the Hicks' . ··· 21-Randolph-Macon at ··· ·

cuts for the _How:ler are now_ m :::. -Ashland . . . . ~: Drug Stores. You are

ALL WORK GUARANTEED NO LONG-WAITS·

West" Martin Str~et; Und~r Wright:s · · . · . .Cafe : : . . , · . ·· . ·

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~~!~s?!~aning~;·-::, •... .,()r.~Repairing ~-- · ·_·' ···

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College Ste~m_:Presjlou: ·· . · · :-·ctob.' ·· .. _. ·>·· ·

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the hands of Manager Hamrick, ::: 22.:_Richmond "Y" at Rich-·,:, L l · and there. is every reason to be- , ::: mond · ~ ::: I a Wa'J!S we come . . · ~ . RALEIGH N. C._._. · . ·. ·

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lieve that it will be ready for the ':'23-Elon at Elon · ::c HICKS, FOUR STORES I· press by l\farch l. :::_ 26-N. C. State at Raleigh ~· .

•:: March :~ · I ··· !-Guilford at Guilford · ~' .:.-;' ~.

The greatness of our service de- , :: ·-··· · · pends on the Master, and not on the j ::: ::: ::: ::: ::: >:: ::: •:• ::: ~:: J· When. writintFadvertisers, please work.-Ex. ··· mention this paper.

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CHAS~~:.A. MATTHEWS . PROP.· ~. ~-· ' ' ,

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HEARTY CO-OPERA:TION is an important factor to succe.ss.. Our advertiser~ ~-are a. ·very· ~ssential part of the existence o~ "Old·-:.:CJold .. and Black.'~. . Fellow·s, we ·must · patrq~~e them -in -order tq ·guar~n!~e--the appearance 9f our paper each wee~ .. Peruse the columns and make ,your· wants k~owrt to _9ur- supporte~s~- .- · · ·.

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