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VOLUME III, NUMBER 8 ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, SUBSCRIPTION, 11.50 A YEA* JOHN DRINKWATER GHOSTS WILL WALK HAPPY BAL MASQUE IS EXAMINERS' TEST LITERARY SOCIETIES FINANCE COMMITTEE PLEASING SPEAKER IN GHOULISH ARRAY STAGED BY MASQUERS Mr. Sain Myerson, proprietor GIVENLIFE SAVERS ADMIT NEW MEMBERSSUBMIT S NEW BUDGET of the Ladies Shop, who is of- Celebrated British Poet Shows Psy- Weird Apparitions May Appear "Rudolph Valentino" Wins Prize fering $17.50 in cash prizes for Mrs. Cecelia Deublg, of National Red Varied Elements in Programs of !lic Puts Bon on Rallies and Other Sen- chological Basis ot Arts and Tonight—Halloween, the Night for Rest Costume—Much the best advertisements writ- Cross, Administers Rigid Tests; Th ree Societies — Prizes satic.ial Means—Canvas Was Reads His Own Poems of Witches, Is Here Cayety In Evidence ten by Winlhrop students fea- Fourteen Qualify Arc Offered Made This Week John Drinkwater, prominent Eng- Halloween, the very word sounds Last Saturday night Johnson Hall turing Mrs. Cecelia Deubig, of Washing- The three literary societies me! Ellen McQuarie, head of the Y. lish poet, dramatist, essayist, lec- weird, mystical and ghoulish. I was the scene of a gay masquerade Onyx Pointcx Hose ton, D. C., national representative of in their respective halls the evening tured in the auditorium of Win- carries us hack to our childhooi ball, given by "The Masquers," the and W. C. A. Finance Committee, sub- I lie American Red Cross Life Saving of October 24. Wade Hampton Lit- throii College Tuesday evening, Oc- days—the crisp, cold night, the Oc Vanity Fair Silk Underwear milted the 1925-26 budget of the Y. dramatic organization at Winlhrop. Corps, was on the campus Monday. tober 27. tober moon hanging low in the sky, wishes to announce further erary Society met for the first time W. C. A. for approval Tuesday Many and varied were the charac- October 20, giving the examiners' the thrill that ran over us as. robed that each article should be this year in its new hall. miming, October 27. A study of the psychological cause ters that met there, but all iden- lest to those girls who had suc- in our winding sheet, we passed featured separately in the ad- Al (lie meeting of the Curry So- The new plan, which was insti- and effect of the arts, with poetry tities were concealed under the cessfully passed (lie Senior life sav- vertisements. That is to say, ciety, 09 new members were takc.i tuted last year, namely, to appeal as an illustrative themo through- other mysterious, white-shrouded black masks that each wore. ing test. figures, or crept silently up lo som.1 be wants separate advertise- into membership and the following through growth in interest and the out, was the subjectjjf Mr. Drink- Spanish maidens, With Jiriliianl Examiners are specialized in- door, to give a short quick ring and ments for the two articles. program was presented: challenge to project our personality water's lecture. Speaking generally, draperies, whirled gracefully around struclors and experts entrusted with hide until someone would answer Students wishing to enter Story, "The Retrieved Reforma- through the use of money rather at first, Jie stated thai nil troubles the room. Tall, handsome movie authority to give life saving tesls the bell, then step forward in all this contest should keep this lion," by O. Henry, read by Nellie than lo appeal through rallies or and worries, especially concerning idols were to be seen dancing with and pass upon the qualifications for our ghostly habiliments with per- specification in mind. Any Ellcrbe. oilier sensational means, continued things which seem never to warrant the prim little misses of the '00's. membership of applicants. Exam- haps rattling chains or with a hoi sludent may submit any num- Ibis year. it, m e due to the fact that the minds Perl little boys in knickcrbockcv j iners represent (he local chapter, Piano Solo, MucDowcll's "Hunga- low laugh, deluded with the idea ber of advertisements. The of all luimans are siruggling, con- snils ran around sticking their noses and may act as ils technical advisers rian," played by Mary Wall. The approved budget follows: that we were very "spooky" and only specifications are that sciously or subconsciously, to deal into anything exciting. in water safety and l,ife saving. The president of the society, Mar- The Y. W. C. A. Budget amount' were giving someone a terrible thev should be submitted not lo approximately 86,000. We feel re- with, to absorb, and to understand Many charming dances and reci-1 After they have received personal garet Duckelt, announced that a fright. later than November 1 to the sponsible for giving $3,650 of this the chaos of experience they re tations entertained the revellers I training and instructions, they are prize of $10 will be given lo the Business Manager of The amount. ceive. Halloween, or All Hallow, is the Especially delightful was a gay lit- I appointed upon recommendation or (be member of Curry Literary So- Johnsonian, and that they be Education is an aid in this slrug eve of all sluut day, which was a lie "powder puff" dancc by a dainty | division or national field repre- ciety, who writes the best short Support of Miss Mcintosh 81700 not too long to be accommo- glo. Not because of I he particuln festival first instituted by Gregory little maiden. sentatives in life saving. These ap- story this year. National Board ion dated by display space not ex- and specific Ihiug it teaches, bu IV and celebrated on the first day Handsome "Rudolph Valentino." j pointments arc made by the division Secretary's Salary 500 ceeding 20 inches. The Busi- At the meeting of the Winlhrop because it brings about a state of of November. The institution was impersonated by Martha Miller Hoi-1 office through the local chapter, and Lilerary Society, Dr. Elizabeth Office Expenses — Includes ness Manager will accept con- poster paper, slationery, tel- mind used to contact with the line introduced in England about 870 and ler, won the prize, which was a I should lie renewed annually. Johnson gave a talk on "Introduc- tributions for (his contest a! egrams. files, office publi- things of the world, such as arl. it became customary lo try one's beautifully bound volume of "The j Misses Margaret Morris. Jill tion lo the Study of Poetry." As fortune on that night, which custom any lime up (o and including cations, etc. 125 music, profound religious thought, \dmirable Crichton," by Barrie. Ex- Brown and Bolihy Strain, who ar- the society has planned lo take up has long been practiced in other November 4. Committee Expenses—Includes science, literature, ctc. •ell Baker as a beautiful gypsy girl already qualified examiners, assist the study of poetry in its meeting- countries. Two nuts roasting qnio'- speakers, like Dr. Curry and "When such a stale of mind has and Sara Workman as a lovely girl oil Mrs. Deubig. Dr. Johnson's talk came al a par- ly on Iho hearth promise one's mar- J. Stitt Wilson, hospitality been attained," said Mr. Drinkwn- ">f I lie 'ISO's, received honorable men- | The following girls stood Iho tcs': ticularly helpful lime. (plays, parties examina- ter, "poetry will then he of an abid- ried life will be calm and peaceful, lion. The judges were Miss Flor- Misses llay Stevenson, Elizabcln Ilazelle Fersner played u piauen has given unlimited liberty io Klutz were heard with close atten- be found. This bulletin was ob- literary magazine of the college, is tion. tained chiefly (o aid sludcnls of rations. Incidentally, can you im- The mind has a natural hunger lie small boy and fortunate indeed FRIENDS WHO ARE CONSTANT issued quarterly to the members of pnlilical science and oilier social igino any (wo nations in the world for an understanding and mastery s Iho citizen who finds his gale Dr. Voris slirrcd the students with the thrc^ lilerary societies. Conies soing to w-ar during the Christmas of the experiences which pour info nlact, his chairs in their accus- his account of the work of Near sciences lo locale quickly the best Someone has said that "next to are available for others at Mrs. For a very brief space of it in an unrelated condition, and the tomed (daces, and his properly gen- Easl Relief, which he recently in- current articles in their subjects. acquiring good friends, the best ac- Watson's office, on payment of 05 time we love our enemies as well varying degrees of human happi- erally unmolested. So Winlhrop spected for four months. He stressed Also Ihc New Book Bulletin con- quisition is (bat of good books." cents. A glance over Tho Journal's tains a great variety of new books as our friends. If only we could ness depend upon the mind's abilily beware 1 Though you sit in all your Ihc great need now for the care of Have you ever thought of going to pages shows much interesting and carry (his spirit of fellowship lo deal properly with them. Mad- dignity, you may not be exompi the orphans in those countries where this week, some of which are: I he library some afternoon when promising material. III rough Ihe year or. to quote Wi.i- ness is an inevitable result of fail- from the imps and goblins, and Hie relief has beer sent. He said. "Porgy," by DuBosc Heyward. you have nothing to look up and The table of contents for the cur- "Suspense," by Joseph Conrad. ifred Kirkland, if we could 'leave ure; happiness of success. witches and gliosis who, with moans "It is more important that we care nothing lo do—just lo make hosts rent issue is as follows: "Hie Mother's Recompense," by of friends? For books arc friends the door into Christmas always Here, the work of tiio artist comes and groans and rati ling chains and for these 10,000 orphans now, since ajar." Autumn's Gold (poem!—A. C. Has- Edilh Wharton. in. He is always hungry, always shrieks and "hollow" laughs, infesl we have offered some hope lo their to whom you can always go and elden. "There comes a lime when w« seeking for an understanding of ex- the earth on Halloween. hearts, than if they were left to "Charwoman's Daughter," by who will always receive you with Itealism of Jane Austen—Eliza- James Stephens. would seek a material way of show- periences which touch him, and ev- starve as babies." Ihe same kindness. From their beth Scruggs. "Rod Lamp," by Mary Roberts ing our interest in others", when we ery time he masters any part or JlllS. BROWN HAS ARTICLE Mr. Klulz told of the part vVm- pages, you find encouragement in Clouds (poem)— Lillie Hall. Hliinehart. n p ' I would clothe our love 'with visible phase of it, a creation is the result. IN A NATIONAL MAGAZINE throp is (o play in making Rock lime of despair, cheer when you arc Laureates of the Moor— Musette Thus it is with a painting, a sonata, Hill (he "1935 Golden Rule Cily of In the October issue of The Men- Taylor. A. D. CLUB HONORS a poem. America.'' The greatest Golden is a great placc after all—filled I TI.« ,ii/r„...... lor, well-known magazine, pub- New Moon in Autumn (poem)— ITS NEW MEMBERS 1 Pms 16 but, ct Every person is a lover of some Dinner ever vol held in our country wilh all sorts of romance and ad-i ,h , . ? 'J S lished at Springfield, 0., Mrs. J. Margaret Morris. UP nThanksgiving serv- ing mind is Ihc destructive mind. lei ic editor of tho School Bulletin, luck. fate, or opportunity? Synthetic Flavors—Lucy Burns. Friday, November 6, in Johnson Hall PARLOR DOOR DRAPERIES Armistice night. Tho understanding mind is the cre- Synthetic Dyes—Ovcda Martin. at 8 p. m. class hislorian, member of Ihc or- There arc books which take yon ative mind. Synthetic Perfumes—Irene Lang- chestra and member of the baskei- The parlor doors in Brcazealc Hall, 011 voyages wilh (hem. (o distant ir, ,>L- The program committee expects ball (cam. In conclusion, Mr. Drinkwater lo gel Dr. Irene Dillard, dean of having been covered wilh heavy lands, lo Iropical shores or to the 1 FiriiSm,? snowy wastes of the north. Per- ! ELECTION OF OFFICERS read several more of his poems. Jokes—Anna Leize Walsh. women. University of South Caro- draperies by (he girls in that dor- namely: "The Coming of Dreaming/ lina, to speak on "Aspects of Work 1111 lory, 110 longer afford a Sunday haps you cannot travel, but your j The Freshman Class completed if. s A WINTIIROP GIRL'S CRKKD John," "Last Confessional," "Black-ji - "• •>. CLUB ENTERTAINS of American Association of Univer- • I afternoon paslime for (he peering mind and imagination can go with formal organization on October £ 1 bird," "Moonlit Apples," "CotswuH AT A DINNER PARTY' sily Women. National and Interna- ! I believe in my Alma Maler. I eyes of sludcnls from Ibis and oili- He traveler "Roaming Through the when (he remaining "nice" Indies' Love," "Petition." / c n r» " , Moral." er dormitories. "In Ihe Wilds of elected. , | the S. 0. D. Club, chaperoned by in her high and noble ideals South America VII have been chosen with At this meeting, delegates will be] Brcazealc parlors seem lo have Dorothy Iloberson, entertained of education and womanhood it-are, a nil are representative of the FIRST FACULTY TEA OF TIIE . elected to attend the Greenville been Ihe only ones, hcrelofore, wilh Then, there are some books hose | best elements of (ho class of '29. dinner parly al the Periwinkle as first conceived in (be great SESSION HELD WEDNESDAY j - Conference. transparent draperies. Hence those bindings have a personal fascin: Tea Room Thursday evening. The mind of her founder. Martha Mclnnes, of Darlineloe | wishing a glimpse of visitors, of The first Faculty lea of the /year! room was unusually attractive, being Miss Landcn will give a violin I believe in democracy in iHel f-om°l(ho00hS|,aSh W3S nlaChina, and Miss Robertson; tho guests in- Thursday evening. The favors and ings for "The Secrets of the S'ars \ Faculty leas are held twice a month of Miami. Fla., spent the week-end son there is "a spark of Di- luded Belsy Cohen, Hallie Carson, j decorations carried out liie Hal- Where could you find a richer "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" % at Winlhrop and are always a source wilh their sisters, Helen and Daisy vinity'' that commands respect Becky McDowell, Sara Carroll, Eli/.- i loween idea. The new members arc: treasure-house for idle mom-n'.-i? TO BE SHOWN HERE MONDAY of> .pleasure and enjoyment to those China. ahelb Cogsweil, Martha and Carolin. for personality. Margaret Thomas, Emily Lang, Cor- Where could you find so many I believe in the sacred re- attending. Ili'l. nelia Aldrct. Mary Martin. Ernestine friends waiting for you to coine and On Monday evening, November 2. Miss Janie Bradford, accompanied sponsibility of the educated. Graves, Mary Lily Byrd, Katharine welcoming you by their very titles? Winlhrop Collogo will present in the I believe in noble and sclf- Vandiver Wilson spent the week- by Misses Gladys Gordon and AnnAnn o The following members of the Slewat and Evelyn Fireshccts. And when you have made friends audilorium tho famous picture. forgctful service. end al her home in Lancaster. She Sevier, spent the week-end at her Winlhrop faculty went lo Charlotte I wilh hosts of books, take ri.iwn a The Ten Commandments." This : 1 believe thai it is my duty had as her guests Allcne and Hughie | home in Chester. I Saturday to see the celebrated mu- Harriot Fairchild, Mary Stover little blue book entitled "Ye Olden photo-drama has had a conspicu- Hullo, Hortense Sandifcr and Gen- j sical comedy, "Lady, Bo Good:"! to endeavor lo achieve and 10 n u ously successful showing Ih rough- 1 and Edith Anderson spent last week-I ' e Laws." When you have read reflect ir. my every day living l,| cvra flippy. ' Demarys Spears, who was called, Misses McKlnney, McCarley, Mac- end al their homes in Greenville. at you will chuckle just a little) the country, and the college au- home on account of her grandmotli-i cum, Ketchin, Kelly, Tressell, Colo. \ the ideals of my Alma Mater. — and think. "How many privileges 'honties feel especially fortunate in Janie Bradford spent the week- er's death, has returned lo the col- Rcmer, Mrs. Bartlotl and Mrs. Mat-i MURIEL THOMPSON. Elizabeth Wray spent ll-e week-j we Winthrop girls have!" I securing this master production for end in Chester, S. C. Jlege. thews. end a' tier home in Spartanburg. ELIZABETH MILLER. VS. Winthrop audience. THE JOHNSONIAN THE JOHNSONIAN !! Ill II I! nilllillli!!! Willi HI IIII 111 11IIII I] i II11 III 11II11! IIIIIIIIIII !!l II HiinotmuiuiiiitiiitniitniiiuiiiiiitiiifitiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiniiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiMuifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig I8SUKD EVERY SATURDAY I ! During the Regular Session The Official Organ of the Student Body of Mere anb ubere Winthrop College, The South Carolina College for Women | You Get Two During Summer Session the Olllclal Publication of the College Scatter Sunshine With Subscription Price (Regular Session) W-50 Per Year While some of the Japanese stu- M OB Application dents on the Pacific coast have be- I Kinds of Interest Here come so disheartened by tlio United Slates exclusion act as to withdraw Greeting Cards f.om tho country, students of that THE STAFF race in the East are making a mag- WM. GARNER BURGIN . Faculty Editor 1 nificent gesture of turning the oth- § They are: Interest on your deposits and our personal, EDITH H. ANDERSON . ,i Editor-in-Chie MIRANDA STUCKEY — Senior Editor er cheek. Japanese students resid- f| helpful interest in your every transaction. LUCILE COLUNS Feature Editor ing in International House, New Art Edito* We have them for all occasions ELLEN McQUARIE York city, recently staged three 3 RUTH CALIFF Business Manage» Japanese plays, the proceeds of 3 A welcomc always awaits the Faculty, Teachers and Stu- LEONORA ARTHUR which will be used to provide a _... Assistant Circulation ilanager scholarship for an American stu- jg dents of Winthrop College at this bank. REPORTERS dent at a Japanese university.—Tu- France* Matthews, Maud Duncan, Catherine Timmennan, Bobbie Strain, Julia ROM, Inne Hullabaloo. Susie Oiteen, Sara White, Hal lie McNair, Genevieve Scott, Polljr Harrell, Eliiabeth YOUNG & HULL Make use of our Sci .'ice and Facilities. Daniel, Frances Carroll, Mary Scales and Margaret CrosJand Pranksters at the Kansa9 Teach- STATIONERS ers' College got to work early this SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1925 year. One night last week they col- Kodak Developing Kodak Supplies lected all the trafllc "Stop'' signs THE WINTHROP JOURNAL from the streets and sprinkled them CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. Down Town, General interest greeted the, around ..the . campus. ,A ,s a, result, ian udent3 were Iat t0 appearance this week of the Oc- " >; |f f , «'•" (Member Federal Reserve System) October 31,1925. tober issue of the Winthrop;"10 ™'ow>ni5 morning, due to ob- FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, SENIORS, ATHLETES Jouraal. Both contributors and|scmng s,op 3l8nal3' Do You Know? SAFETY SERVICE Dear Girls:— editors have been the recipients j , ,, an(| ,he worW , hg a[ "HOW TO STUDY" of much merited congratulation, you because your Ijp3tlck crack3. The Students' Ilaiid-llook of Practical Hints on the Technique and The Johnsonian is privileged ;c and s|j|| ,he wor|d |a hg at of Elfective Study to add its word of hearty com- for (he tearg thL. by UlllllllllllllillllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIg This is a Halloween mendation to the praise of Louge and powdep No wonder tho 2S1?* • • <• . , , ! Ilapper looks so dumb. She can "I Apply It" | letter—but there is noth- This issue is well up to stand- nei(her |augh nor c jn e_ time. ard; that statement is in itself GoId and „,ack energy and fatigue. C. L. WILLIAMS | a great compliment, since The bSPEUALL\ RECOMMENDED for overworked stpdenis and athletes engaged in extra curriculum activities ayd for ing "spooky" about it" It Journal has in other years es- A Bachelor Club at the University average and honor students who are working for high scholas- I The Paint Man I tablished for itself a reputation of Arizona has an enrollment of 360. tic achievement. is meant for each John- for literary excellence which is As a punishment for taking a girl SUME OF THE TOPICS COVERED I= Paints, Oils, Varnishes |1 not easy to maintain. A glance out, a member is forced to wear nil Scientific Shortcuts in Effect- The Athlete and His Studies. ive Study. Diet During Athletic Training. I Record Place Phone 224 I over the table of contents shows apron for an entire day —Exchange. Prepurmu lor Examinations. How to Study Modern Lan- § = sonian subscriber on the pleasing variety—stories. Writing Uood Examinations. guages. = Rock Hill, S. C. I sketches, essays, poems, book London has a French school, the ISrain and Dinestion in Rela- How lo Study Science, Litera- reviews and a play—and clever Lycee Francais dc Londres, in which tion to Study. ture. etc. campus, which means ev- How to Take Lecture and Colleu- - sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiir1 H8 titles temptingly pique the cu- I he teachers are French and are Reading Notes. After College, .. Rat? riosity. Further reading proves appointed by the French govern- Advantages and Disadvantages Developing Concentration and |iiimiitnnniiini!iiiiininiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!Hiiiiiiiiii!iiiii!iiiuiiiniiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iniiiiii!iiiig erybody. the work to be so uniformly good ment. The curriculum is based on of Cramming. Elllcicncy. that of the elementary and second- W11Y YOU NEED THIS GUIDE that it would be a difficult task "It is safe to say thai failure to guide and direct study is the | to choose the best of it. ary schools in France, but the weak point in the whole educational machine." Prof. G. M. Of course you know Perhaps the most significant school is fully recognized by the Whpiple, U. of Michigan. London Counly Council.—Exchange. '•'1 he successful men in college do not seem to be very happv. fact about The Journal is that it Most of them, especially the athletes, arc overworked." Prof. The Johnsonian is your is one tangible proof of the suc- The Junior class of Davidson has H. S. Canby, Yale. cess of our education. We hear probably established a record in its "Misdirected labor, though honest and well intentioned. may Young I great lecturers and good music lead to naught. Among the most i.nportant things for th.e stu- decrease of membership from last dent to learn is how Ic study. Without knowledge of this his paper. You make it pos- read good books, live on a beau year to this. Out of 160 members or labor may be largely in vain.'' Prof. G. F. Swain, M. I. T. tiful campus. Day after day we the Sophomore class only 75 have "To students who have never learnt 'How to Study," work is go to classes, where we are ex- registered as Juniors.—Exchange. very oflen a chastisement, a flagellation, and an insuperable sible in part by your sub- posed to the knowledge of the obstacle lo contentment." Prof. A. lnglis. Harvard. ages, which we later yield back All students at the University of "HOW TO STUDY' will show vou how to avoid all misdirected Ladies | effort. scriptions. The adver- more or less fragmentar Oregon who fail to pass an entrance Get a good start and make this year a highly successful one manner on tests and examina- examination in English are required by sending for this hand-book and guide NOW. tions. How really all of this has lo take a course in English usage, Vou Need This Intelligent Assistance tisers in these columns affected us is best shown by the without credit, until excused by the CLIP AND MAIL TODAY They are here—those Velvet Pumps—also Satins, Pat- | way we spontaneously "answer nsl rue tor,—Salemite. American Student Publishers, J2 West 43rd St- New York. ents and Golden Brown Kid, at $6.00, $6.50 and $7.00. j do the rest. Don't forget back" with creative work of oui Gentlemen: own. Frances Mae Arthur spent the l'leisc send me a copy of "How to Study," for which I enclos Sometimes this reaction takes •veek-end in Gaffney. $1.0(1 cash; $1.10 check. Name ——... their part in contributing the form of a criticism or appre Harriet Lea spent the week-end Address — These are just the kind you want. They are going § ciation of an author and his to the success of your pa- books, as, in the current issue fast. Don't delay calling for your size. When these are s "Laureates of the Moor" or "Mr. sold, we will be out until more can be made. | Wells Se'es it Through"; again per. it is a story or a sketch, or « play which has been prompte-' by some experience. Still again We carry a full line of Satin, Felt and Kid Bedroom j Over in Spartanburg a poem gives a glimpse of sheer Slippers at all times. y beauty, as does "New Moon in ATTENTION Autumn," or colorful melody, a the Converse girls will "Autumn's Gold." But alway.- Also School Oxford0, black and tan, at $4.00 and $5.00 1 these contributions express ir s not patronize business an original manner something of truth and beauty, which .» Students and Faculty student's experience has made firms who do not adver- real to her. Respectfully, g The Journal does a splendir1 thing in presenting to us this The following are regular contract advertisers in The Johnson- g tise in their publications. creative work, which is steadib going on about us. If the ma- ian. Patronize them! They help make our paper possible. Always They do patronize firms terial it offers can be considere-' gfve preference to Johnsonian advertisers: as a cross-section of the best o' that advertise. They thus campus thought, we may we!' | A. Friedheim & Bro. ( be proud of our achievements. LOCAL ADVERTISERS E. H. A. guarantee their advertis- Bass Furniture Company Moore-Sykes Dry Goods Co. luiiiiiiiuitiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiifiifiirB Ghosts and witches and gob lins—oooooo! Beach-Ihrie Jewelry Co. National Union Bank ers that advertising pays! Bell's Shoe Shop Peoples National Bank November — December — Christmas! Blankenship-Johnson Whole- Periwinkle Tea Room When you go down sale Grocery Some girls are kept straight Phillips Drug Co. Bring in Your Films for town take the list pub- in one way by their collars if Brooks Market Ratterree Drug Co. not in all by Student Govern- ^Developing ment Calhoun Drug Co. W. G. Reid & Son lished on this page with Carolina Cash Grocery Is the prevalence of dainty Reid Grocery Co. bits of fancy work indicative o' Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Rock Hill Candy & Fruit Co. you, and buy what you approaching Christmas, of hor> chests or "despair barrels"? Cloud Dry Goods Co. Rock Hill Drug Co. need only from stores Carolina Electric Co. Rock Hill Hardware Co. Maybe folk dancing in Senior aym theoretically teaches grace- Dixie Oil Co. Rock Hill Lumber Co. ROCK HILL DRUG COMPANY [ that appear on this list. ful movement, but practically, it Efird's Department Store Roddey-Poe Mercantile Co. greatly hinders movement of Better still, familiarize any kind. M. M. S. Friedheim's The Ladies Shop imttnmiiiMiiwiiMiiiiiimuiin|in|nmmimiiinimnniiiiAimmnnmiimiinmmiim™|np|HimiiiiiiiuiiimiB Gill & Moore Grocery Co. A. B. & N. Taxi |iinuunmiu!uiniiiuniiniiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii)iiiniiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM:::::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii| yourself with the firm Morris' Jewelry Store Tucker Jewelry Co. Blankent. hip- Mechanics Building & Loan As C. L. Williams Paint Shop BEACH-IWRIE'S I names on the list, so thaf Johnson sociation W. O. Wright—Ladies Parlor Established (58 Years I you may not have to Mutual Dry Goods Co. Young & Hull Wholesale Diamonds,. Watchcs, jewelry, \$^b(er\vare, § Hand-Painted China 1 bother to take the list. Grocers OUT OF TOWN FIRMS N Crozer-Pocahontas Coal Co., BEACH-IHRIE'S ~ - But whatever you do, Rock Hill, S. C. Electric Supply & Equipment Philadelphia, Pa. Co., Charlotte, N. C. The Reliable Jewelry Store Spend your money Lorick & Lowrance, Columbia, Parker Pen Co., Janesville, Wis. 9iiiiiiii!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiuiniiiiii S. C. The Speed Cranks, Charlotte. uuiuuiiimninnimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiii.iniiiiiiiiiiiiiii^j with Johnsonian adver- REIl) GROCERY CO. Full Line tisers onlyl We Believe in Reciprocation—Patronize Those Who Patronize Us Fancy Groceries Harriet Hubbard Ayers' Preparations Fresh Fruits Your obedient serv- Creams, Powders, Rouge Main Street THE JOHNSONIAN ants, Rock Hill, S. C. Ruth Califf, Business Manager RATTERREE DRUG STORE THE EDITORS. 3Rniraitii:!imnniaiiuniuniiiinnRiiinii!iiniiiiiiiHiiuiui.;uiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiimiiiHHiiii!iinHi!iuiiHiiuiiutnma^ THE JOHNSONIAN town. But in the (8(h century, de- Hamburg won a race in which ^iiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiminiitiii;i:tii:i putation took the place or the duel, German crews were entered. j §§ _ and students rough! in mad Latin The conslitutional monarch of i T1 § syllogisms to determine such facts (he UniversUy of Cophenhagen is g v^UKLING IRONS 3.5 Don't Fail to Try Our as to whelhei the woild was round the Hector Magu.flcus, who during]! oi- fiat and what sort of tree was his brier term or ofilcc—one year— jg TOASTED BREAD SANDWICHES Ihc Tree of Knowledge. Ludvig is the administrative officer of the 5 $1.00 to $5.50 Holborg, the father of Danish drama university and n memhei- or llieil Ham, cheese, chicken salad, deviled egg. and professor at the university from king's court, attending all ceremo- is 1717 to 1751, has caught the spirit nial and slate functions wearing the g Fresh every minute—you don't have to wait! or these disputations in his excel- •-•real golden chain of his ofilcc. Like '§ We also serve coffee with cream. lent comedy. "Erasmus Montanus,' i conslitutional monarch, the Hec- a whose b»ro preferred this high- tor has his cabinet, consisting or 20 s sounding title lo iiis own soil- elccted members or the (acuity, who WINTHROP CANDY COMPANY stained name of llasmus Berg. In meet in the oldest building or the Main Street Itcgcnscn, much of Denmark's dra- university, indeed or the city. This ma and verse has been composed, little building or red stone, beneath allHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIHIIItll.lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliliiMiiiiiiiiinmm..,^ especially in the 19th century, when which is a crypt witli two delicate the studenls were roused to new columns, was erected in the 15th pa(rio(ic fervor by (he songs of (heir century and has been the meeting Danish students wearing their white caps on (he steps poet leaders. place or the cabinet or tho univer- building at the University of Copenhagen The life of the studenls in Itegen- sity since the middle ol the 16th sen escapes (he public eye. The century. There was a time when I SPECIAL ] grcal traditional festivals are at- Ihc cabinet was the board of censor- Carolina Electric Co. tended by only residents of Ilegen- ship tor the literature and drama of SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AN IMPORTANT scn and they are never reported in i he country, and could sentence stu- 130 East Main St. the press. One or the greatest or dents to a term in the crypt. Now- To Winthrop Girls I these annual festivals is nothing adays Ihc refractory student is dis- . WORK AT UNIVERSITY OF DENMARother Kthan the celebration of the ciplined by suspension from the uni- for Prof. Niels Bohr, Nobel Prize- birthday ot a linden tree planted in versity. We bought a special line of Footwear and man for the year 1923. ' Since 1913 the center or the court in 1785. Her The student ot today looks upon Hosiery for the Winthrop Girls for this fall DANISH STUDENT LIFE he has been working on some new birthday—Mme. Linden is the only his work at the university as a seri- | A. B. & N. TAXI CO. § | principles for discovering the com- lady in residence at Ilegensen—is ous profession. In (he words of a and winter. You are invited to come and bination of the atom and hitherto former Hector, Professor Jcspersen. Prompt and Reliable ||| has succeeded in ascertaining (lie celebrated each year of (he IZtli or look these over. University lias- Always Stood on Spot May. Clad in her new dress or light "llie time has passed when (lie slu Taxi Service I'l Where il Was Founded in nature and the spectrum of the hy- dents could regard (hemselvcs and drogen atom. One of the first recip- green and with a pair of white Phones 440 and 609 |j| 1178 by Kinn Chris- gloves on her branching fingers, she could be regarded as a special class ients of the Nobel Prize in medicine who looked down upon nlhcrs as Banks, Brazil & | | Black Velvet Strap, Military Heels, for $4.95 tian I. was the young physician, Niels n. receives the congratulatory hand shakes of the students and good Philistines who were snoiiug while Nunn | | Black Velvet Strap, low heel and silver Finsen, discoverer of the healing the studenls went pearl fishing— rays that bear his name. wishes for the new year. Through 3.500 STUDENTS. 100 TEACHERS the brilliant northern night, which not always for tho clearest -in.I most Trade St., Opposite §§ buckle, for $3.45 Oidy those who have completed a at lhat lime of year never comes to precious pearls! They cannot re- Manhattan Cafe | i Black Calf Oxfords, low heels $4.95 course of three years in the Gymna- complete darkness, songs and gard themselves as a class placcd (Editor's Note:—Last year The sium and have passed what is called above all others, nor do they, as a ioiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiuL'iiuiimiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiii Patent Strap, low heels $4.95 •lohnsonion purchased of the Yale speeches rise in her honor while the "studentor cxamen" can be regis- Hound Tower like a venerable grey chosen each year by the studenls to giiiiiiimtiuiiiuniitiiiimiiiim i £ Daily News a series of articles on tered as candidates for degrees it- stand as Iheir official rcprcsenla- Other Straps and Oxfords, priced from Student Life in Foreign Countries. the University; but almost all lec- giant looks down over the tile roof and brick walls upon the noisy h u ml rod or half a hundred years It comes in a can § $2.95 to $6.50 The following is one of llie articles tures in the University are open to throng. ago. belong to a definite social life. of (hat scries, which was not pub- the public. Tuition is free to all. Thanks to the democratizing ot so- "Friend's Biown Bread'' §j lished last year, on account of lack When (In- student, enters the uni- The man in command at Hegen- ciety and the small expense or in- of space. Of the series of 20 arti- versity from the gymnasium al the sen is the Provost, who is selected HOSE OF ALL COLORS from among the professors of the struction, lessor tolk can now send cles only four or five remain to be ago of 18 or 19, he must choose the Iheir sons lo the university." The Try it | published. They will be published subject in which he wishes to spe- Univcrsily. His post has not always been a sinecure; the Provofl or 1032 American student who enters this I Neble Full Fashiion Silk Hose ..$1.65 during the present session, as space cialize. Only a two-term course in democratic community, perhaps as GILL & MOORE i will permit.) philosophy in the first year is com- bad his hair pulled by a student, -,i d one or five fallows sent to Denmark GROCERY COMPANY s G. C. Full Fashion Silk Hose . $1.45 mon to all the students working un his successor in 1050 said lhat he each year by the American-Scandi- dor the five different faculties. The would not wish his worst enemy lo Catawba Chief Full Fashion Hose.. $1.10 Itv INOEIIOIIC. UISBEflG navian Foundation, will remember 125-127 Main Street I I (Fellow of the American-Scandina- student is free to choose his own have his place. But the students witl^plcasure, and profit also, llie =jg Other Silk Hose from, 55c to 98c vian Foundation.) courses and lie attends lectures as are not unfamiliar with self-gov- ar spent at this northern home or lie pleases. His work is not'divided ernment. They have even an Alarm holarship and science. He may bi- li Turning from the gay and crowd- in(o terms by minor examinations; Clock club, the members of which ed street that forms llie main thor- consider it. their bounden duty to ro or a hearty welcome from his oughfare of Copenhagen, (lie visitor his first examination will pt-ohably brother students al tho ancient Uni- come after three years of university- waken all their fellows by noise, ity of Copenhagen. | LADIES' finds himself suddenly in a square study. water, fire, and other early morning of sober grey buildings. Our Lady's EFIRD'S torture. I PARLOR Church, the old Cathedral School, It must be remembered that Den- Louise Thompson spent tho week- II the University Library, the Bishop's mark is only twice the size of the Among newer dormitories are the nd in Columbia. Palace, and (ho University itself—I Stale or Massachusetts. From all beautiful liagcmann's Collegium W. O. Wright, parts of the country, even from dis- lizabclh Johnson, Agnes Jeter a modest structure hearing the | with accommodations for 50 slti-: = =j|nniiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiNiHiii!iniiiiiiiiiiiinii!iiiiiiiiiMiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii!iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinii!."i,i,'iiiiiim; stamp of a time when good taste, tant Iceland, students come to the dents al an individual cost or only j lleggic Dankle went to Union. Proprietor was more abundant than money. On ' University of Copenhagen. There *10 n month. Another dormitory this very spot the university has may some day be a new university which has just been completed will I tie Hay Green went to Winns- tor the week-end. CHIROPODY | been sil»uitcd since i( was founded m the second city of the country,- 100 students. The student lire ON DISPLAY by King Christien I in 1478, tiul as Aarhus, but today Copenhagen must at Hie University or Copenhagen and | provide Tor all university studenls (his old quarter of (he cily has suf- enters on these dormitory organ- Beauty Culture | fered time and again from fire and drawn from the country's popula- za! ions, but there are many socic- bombardment in war, the present tion September, when one may see be Radical. The first of these was structing the students is but one established in 1820, the second 02 Needs I Trade Street side of the university's program. crowds of young men and women, the freshmen of the year, (locking to years later. In these clubs there are The scientific research which Den- great of the libraries and reading-rooms, and | Rock Hill, S. C Full Fashioned Thread Silk mark contributes to world culture halls for Saturday night lectures or Prompt and efficient over which for generations the ce- iniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuni is really the more important part, lestial eagle has spread her protect- dances, A group of American stu- service guaranteed m lim, M rainim even though it may occasionally es- ing wings with equal good will to- denls visiting Copenhagen during capo general observation by bsinc Ihc summer of 1922 were given a f ™ "" " | concealed in die language of a small ward all her children, from the king Winthrop Jewelry Hosiery at Popular Prices lo the poorest laborer's son. reception in Ihc majestic halls of | Our Line of Fresh | people. Of course a topic of local (he Student Union, a building which Novelties interest needs only expression in The majority of students live in reminded them of the university | Meats, Fish and Danish; but Danish research seeks town and only meet at their vari- Engraving and ous clubs, chief of which are "ihc clubs to be found in American cities. $1.50 and $1.95 to a great extent hospitality abroad Three long tables were placed in repairing | Fowls in the scientific journals of the civ- Union" and the Students' Christian one of the great halls and on these ilized world. Thus a knowledge of Association, for social intercourse were only the (Ijgs of Denmark and per pair of (he country and university is and debates "on life and,death and America anil huge bowls or punch. spread and prepares (he way for the changing mart." In consequence II is (be custom tor anyone who I Is unexcelled. Call us Danish students who go out inio the of this, the espril-dM-corps never wishes (o make a speech to rise and Monday we will receive another shipment world to be received by foreign sci- becomes very pronounced, and the tap bis glass with his knito. On this for prompt and effi- entists to whom Danish research is students are sua Mowed up in the I Morris of Velvet Pumps occasion a Danish student toll moved cient service. not unknown. The University of city and assimilated by society. This lo speak of the Norse disco%-cry of Copenhagen has the traditional' five is all Ihc iimi'o true, as many of America by Lcif Ericsson in the 'Rock Hill's Popular Priced At facuKies—philosophy, science and them, to eke ''out a slender purse, year 1000, and an American replied ma(hema(ics. medicine, law and the- take up some work while still pur- by (elling or (he second discovery or Jewelry Store" ology. The Agricultural College and suing Histudies, and so slip into America by a Scandinavian, Andrew BROOKS' $4.95 the I'olytecbnical Institute are in- >f u.icful citizens, losing Volstead, who did away with Amel- dependent seals of learning on equal tliat Icr of the boyish "un- MARKET footing with the universit'v. The I- -«••• ia's old norse name or Vintland or ilcli is more easily pre- Wineland. But the Student Union position of the University ' in flic Isorve- a collegiate common- = DIXIE OIL COMPANY j capital is of the greatest advantage' wen 11 plays a practical as well as an or- , , - -o , -c indeed certain namental part in student life. There 3 Marketers of High-Grade = | 119 Trade Street MUTUAL DRY GOODS COMPANY to the medical faculty, its students very old "dormitories" where III is. for instance, a committee which = Petroleum Products = being able to profit by the teaching 'Inden' t may live during the full 1 Operating Dixie Filling Sta- § | "Where Price and Quality Meet" I of specialist who are at once ;:r places students on the farms al har- Phone 191, •< ursc of the university work, five vest time to help with (lie harvest- g lion. Black Street Filling Sta- 1 tiring physicians and surgeons ' six years. He must win admis g lion, Palmetto Filling Station, § = i well as professors in llie univers ing and lo live as members of the =iiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiniiiiiui!iiiijimiiii!iii!iiiiiij!iiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiu:iiiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii,ii!iiiiiiiuumiiiiiiiuiimii (ion to these by good work during farmers' families. The Student As- = M. & K. Service Station. Your s Itigshospilaict (Stale Hospital)] \> nis first year, and once admitted lie g business will be appreciated. I gU"il»lllll!linilIIIHIIinuilllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllliillig IpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiituiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiituiiuitig a thoroughly modern equipment. i«! has sociation likewise provides free le- lias no fee to pay; he may even be gal aid for students by calling vol- H 100 per cent, home organiza- §§[= in its whole construction a tmnir.p fgrgrantea d a small stipend." Here is dc s lion. hospital. There are also the Finse/i ve|, unteer lawyers from tho law dc lelope,! a pronounced spirit of com pnrlinenl and arranges lecture I Dixit; Oil. COMPANY Light Institute, and the various ial/- j nnunilm y loyally. Such dormitories s oratories connected with the medJ-iare courses for artizans and workmen Hitiiiiiiiiiiu'iiiniiiiiiHiiiiiuniiiinuiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniini 1 Pocahontas Coal I ire VaiUendorfs Collegium, Lorch conducted by scientists and techni- cal school. The training of the miM- i Collegium founded in IG89, liters' ^iiiiuHiiiiiiiiiiiiitniunminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimig GIFTS cal specialists. ical student lasts on an averige Collegium, founded in 1091. and Iteg- eight years, including a period/ of onsen, fou ided in 1509. ilegenscn is There are many minor clubs, clubs | WE ARE SHOWING For years this company has supplied the highest quality of 12 months' uninterrupted service at lib- for every science and profession, When you want lo buy one, s tospital famous nf these student naturally you will visit a store | coal money can buy lo the The study of arts> ex- houses, and of ihcm all dramatics and music. The Students' 5 An unlimited assortment ot i|g tends over a period offaho- aho-.VseveA oin | has taken Ihc most significant part Singing Society, which is almost 100 3 China Novelties, and it will bo j = where Ihc line is specialized f years and that p.CAVotog. —otogy ant d law i f Denmark. years old, has great popularity in 1 a pleasure lo have you look §3 = with emphasis. Homes, Colleges, Schools, Cotton Mills oi six j Among the teacher* ...... ,.. Denmark, and has made tours to 3 through our stock, whether g|g of the Drfiilnsophical faculty, sin- ' buildings and the customs ol foreign capitals and universities 3 you buy or not. §i = Our store is jammed trom = of Ihc Southern States. It is the standard rucl or the United linguistics will be famiiiav H°"cnsim -*•"'« both ancient. Chris ,ian ,v> wl is k singing (heir own gay student songs, 3 Ihc rront door lo back with a Stales Navy. Shipped as run or mine, or screened into various witbr die groat scholar in English ."' "own in Denmark folk songs, and festival cantatas. Or- 1 >yf. Otto Jcspersen. who has twice ps. "IC builder-king, erected this | ROCK HILL | = collection of items in gold, sil- sizes, as c ganized athletics have only rcconlly Ijfclured in America, on the last oc- I °urt as a residence for slu- won a place in the stuoent life. § ver, china, beautiful pictures. 3 jcasion receiving an honorary doc-',|oll,s Ic'-8 l,ui" beside it the =I HARDWARE CO. -I ; There are clubs for rowing, tool- = etc.; and you could hardly fail 3 Lump, 4" j-'tor's degree from Columbia Univer- "wind Tower, one hundred and (If ball. cricket, toncing, boxing, track Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii:niun!iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiirH g lo flnd just what rou wanl. sity. On the staff of the faculty or seen feel high, as an observatory for athletics, tennis, swimming and tor- s-djiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiii!iiimiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiti!iin;::::;!!!ii;:!ii Egg, 3" science and mathematics we find the famous astronomer. Tyciio = We shall be pleased lo show mal gymnastics. There are many § you whether .you buy or not. Prof. Arnold Krogh, recipient of (he Brahe. From Ilegensen the students differences between the sport of 9 Electric Itanoes, Heating Ap- § Nut, 2" Nobel Prize for the year I9CI, who of 1059 marched lo the defense of Denmark and America. Football is § pliances. Household Wiring 1 in the months or October and No- Ihc cily, first bartering with the king most like American soccer, and in = Devices i Pea, 1" vember lectured al Yale University (o elect (heir own officers, who, they rowing the four-oared shell is used a Edison Mazda Lamps = and in several American cities. The stipulated, were not allowed "to rather than the eight-oared shell chair in plant physiology is held by | ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND | treat them to cuts, blows and abuse." prevalent in America. The eight- S EQUIPMENT COMPANY § TUCKER Prof. w. Johannsen, author of the It was a procession in the Item- shells are bad sea boats and the CROZER-POCAHONTAS CO. Theory of Descent, an experimental nrandt manner, of cavaliers villi | Jobbers :: JEWELRY CO. Danish crew often takes long trips 2,000,000 Tons Annually pnysiologist of no small 'cpute. An plumed hats and spurs, and swords around the islands or Denmark and | Electrical Supplies s Inslitvile for Theoretical Physics to be used now against the enemies even across to Norway. In the spring | 220 West First 8trcet 3 "Gifts That Last" Philouelphia has some years ago been completed, of the country and a f I4K Gold Point and Rolled Gold Pocket-Clip or Ring- End at the price of cicke'-rrimmcd Pens
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