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Sandspur, Vol. 28, No. 19, February 11, 1927
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Winter Park, Florida, Friday, February 11, 1927 Ne.19 HOLT SPEAKS ON JAPAN Major Morgan Rants 2nd Preliminaries For LEADERS T-0 BE HONORED PLAYS NATIONAL ANTHEM Against Non-Voters R. J. Sprague Contest ON INAUGURATION DAY
Monday, February 7, being the oc- Ten more years till national ruin Friday morning, February 4, the Each year at its annual commence, asion of the funeral of the late Mika unless the younger generation does chapel exercises were exceptionally in ment Rollins College lects one or do of Japan, the chapel exercises were something to avert it, was the time teresting. All the students of Mrs. two outstanding men or women. who. turned over to President Holt that he given thi country by Major Morgan Grey's public speaking classe , who accordin to the judgment of the fac, might make some remarks about the last Thursday morning in his address ha.cl passed with honor the first pre, ulty and trustees, have because of Japanese and their emperor. before the Rnllins student body. The liminary tryouts for the Dean Sprague their records of service and achieve:, Dr. Holt's great admiration of the theme of his address was that the old, oratorical contest, had the opportuni, ment meritoriously contributed to the Japanese wa readily evident. In con, er people have succeeded in getting ty of entering the second preliminaries welfare and d velopment of American ci e manner he told of the way they this country into a perilous condition by giving a speech in chapel. Thir, civilization, and bestows upon these were superior to Americans and also from which they are unable to extri, teen students spoke and each speaker leaders the highest recognition of the how the Americans surpa them. The cate it; and that the young people held the attention of the audience and academic world that of the honorary points of contrast were that the Jap must do something to stop the spread student body to the very finish. degree, which authority t granted anese were better in matters of cour, of murder, robbery and the crimes of After a few introductory remarks Rollins by its charter that has passed age, alertness, thoroughness, courtesy, lust or there is no use in going on. by Mrs. Grey the affair was left in by the Florida Legisulture forty,one cleanliness, art and landscape garden, Major Morgan has made a careful charge of the Chairman, Rnbert Pep years ago. ing. They are inferior in democracy, study of the present conditions in law, per, who announced each speaker in As Florida•s oldest institution it has· industrial system and music. breaking in this country and is fully turn. . The secretary and time keeper behooved Rollins to establish a prece, In conclusion Dr. Holt told of his able to discuss the subject from a prac, was Ted Berquist. The judges were dent for this tate in the granting of audience with the grandfather of the tical and sane point of view. He is Dr. Campbell, Mr. Ha,rris and Mr. honorary degrees, and true to the present Mik do. He then recited the now giving his entire time to travel, Weinberg. Prizes of fifteen, ten and ideals and traditions of the old,line, translation of the Japanese national ing over the country, making speeches five dollars are to be given to the three conservative institutions of liberal arts, anthem, the words of which seem to and trying to arouse the people of this speakers who win in the final contest Rollins has given such honors very be: "May the imperial line continue land to the truly grave state of affairs. to be held at the Woman•s Club dur- rarely, some times not at all, and only for ten thousand times ten thousand "There is no nation on earth," he ( Continued on Page 5) when the proposed recipients had years, till pebbles grow into boulders said, "that has as many lawbreakers stood out for years as illustrious lead, and the boulders are covered with as do we. We have always looked ers. down on the Italians, but they are the HISTORICAL SOCIETY moss. Dr. Holt closed by rendering According to an announcement only people on earth who have any, on the piano the music for the an, made recently by Irving Bacheller, one where near as many murders as we HAS 25th ANNIVERSARY them. of the ranking members of the Rollins do. We have twice as many as they The first feature of Founders, College Board of Trustees, there will do, four times as many as the next be a number of honorary degrees con, country in line and thirty-six times as Week, which commences on Thurs, NOTED MEN TO ATTEND day, the seventeenth of February, will ferred on the occasion of the formal many as one of the other countries. inauguration of President Hamilton ··During the four years of the be the meeting of the Florida Histori ROLLINS ALUMNI DAY cal Society. This is the 75th anniver, Holt on February 21. Mr. Bacheller World War," continued Major Mor, has not made public the names of the gan, "we had nine thousand more sary of that organization and special Rex ,Beach, George E. Merrick and attention is to be paid to this fact. The men and women to be honored on this other illustrious sons of Rollins will murders in this country than we lost occasion, but the list is understood to men in the war. And during the last program is to be as follows: return to the campus in Winter Park 10:00 A. M., address of welcome, be composed of a number of pre.sent on Alumni Day of Founders' Week, ten years we have had more people day leaders in this and other states. killed by murderers than during all Hamilton Holt, Litt.D.,LL.D., presi, aturday, Feb. 19, according to J. K. dent of Rollins College. Dorn, general irman of the reunion our foreign wars. Murder in the last ten years has increased over one thous, 10:15 A. M., response, Arthur T. committee. celebration immedi, Williams, pre ident Florida Hi torical THEJAS DEFEAT CHASE tely precedes the inauguration of and per cent and those crimes to which women are peculiarly fitted Society. Hamilton Holt, Litt.D., LL.D., as 10: 30 A .M., The French Colony ON BASKETBALL COURT ighth president of Rollins College. over two thousand per cent. One of every one hundred sixty murderers in Florida, Baron Paul d·Estournelles At a meeting of the social commit, eighty-three are caught, thirty-seven de Constant. · The basketball game between the tee of the Alumni Association held are brought to trial and one is hung. 10 :45 A. M., Florida History, a Theta Kappa Nu and Chase Hall this past week, Mrs. H. K. Kelly, This is truly a deplorable state of af, Field of Colorful Original Sources, teams last Thursday was the most ex, chairman, and her associates, outlined fairs and one to which every young Carita Doggett Corse, Author of citing game played on the campus this "Andrew Turnbull and the New a full day's program for the "old man and young woman ought to give year. If this is a sample of what we grads" who return on this occasion. much serious thought or else this fair Smyrna Colony. may expect in the remainder of the The first event will be a golf tour land of ours is doomed.,, 11 :00 A. M., The History of Flori games, we are going to have some da that is to be written, Jeannette nament on the new Alamo links in Major Morgan closed with a strong warm titnes when the gym is opened. Winter Park, open only to former Thurber Connor, author of "Colonial appeal to every man and woman to Records of Spanish Florida,., etc. The game was fast and furious students of the college. It will be a use his power to vote. Especially did from the first to the last whistle. The blind bogey tournament, 18 holes, 11 : 15 A. M., Problems Confront he appeal to the good women to use ing the Historian of Florida, James A. shooting was not of the best, bQ.t the medal play. Each player will name their privilege or else give it back. guarding was smothering. The soft, his or her own handicap. After the Robertson, L.H.D., author and re, "For,,, said he, "there is not a bad search authority on Latin American ness of the court enabled the guards tournament is over the numbers 69 woman in this country who does not to cover their opponents so deep with to 7 5 inclusive will be placed in a box History. vote every chance she gets." 11 : 4 5 A. M., Democracy, Fore and a sand screen that their shooting was and one of them drawn. The player thoroughly handicapped. whose net score, that is, total gross Aft, John Temple Graves II, editor score, less handicap, equals the num Only Americans have mastered the of Jacksonville Journal. The score at the end of the melee ber drawn wins the prize for the blind art of being prosperous though broke. (Continued on Page 5) stood 21 to 4 in favor of the Theta bogey tournament. In case of a tie, Nus. They would have made more if it had not been for Chase Mem, prizes will be divided among winners. Hall. bers of this team found great difficul, The annual luncheon of the Alumni FOUND-ERS WEEK ty in staying out of the way, thus in, Association will be held at the hand February 17-22, 1927 terfering with numerous good chances some new Aloma Country Club, about the winners might have had to score two miles east of the campus, at the February 17, Thursday more points. comer of Oviedo and Lakemont ave nues. It will be informal and served 10:00 A. M . Annual meeting of the Florida Historical Society, Carnegie And while speaking of more points, we might add that th were the in buffet fashion and in addition to Hall. chief kinds made in the game. They alumni present there will be members 1 :00 P. M. Luncheon of the Florida Historical Society, Whistling Kettle. 2:30 P. M . Meeting of the Florida Historical Society, Womans Club. were made by William Moore. Line. of the board of trustees who hold their up: annual meeting on February 19. 4 :00 P. M. Irving Bacheller Essay Contest, Bacheller Estate. 6 :00 P. M. Anniversary Dinner of Student Organizations, College Com, Theta Kappa Nu-Evans, F.; Immediately following the lunch, mons. Moore, F.; Daniels, C.; Seaver, G.; eon, the annual meeting of the Alum, 8 :00 P. M. Readings by Alice Hegan Rice and Cole Young Rice, Congre, Burhams, G. ni Association will be held in the Alo, gational Church. ma Country clubhouse. Scheduled to -Chase Hall-Cross, F.; Penrod, F.; take place at this time is the election February 18, Friday Abbott,C.; Warner, G.; Johnson, G. of officers, the reports of officers and 10 :00 A. M. Sprague Oratorical Contest, Knowles Auditorium. Field goals: Moore 5, Dani ls, eSa, of committees and other business per- 8; 15 P. M. Four One-Act Plays, by Rollins Little Theater Work Shop, ver, and Cross one each. Foul goals: ( Continued on Page 5) Womans Club. Moore 3, Daniels 2; Penrod, Johnson. Two THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR
seems that both sexes are striving in It is planned to erect a stage of sev• stations are scattered throughout the the same direction but until the masks eral levels, properly lighted, in one country at which nearly a million and are removed they will not accomplish angle ot the triangular Patio, wh e a half people are studying. For car, Bet.abliahed in 189.f with the followfa1 .di• much. But then, no woman nor man concerts and gatherings of all natures rying on this work of liquidation it torial: is happy if he understands all that will be held, both in the inter t of will be necessary to publish nearly six "Unasaum·nrr yet mirrhty. aharp and pointed. ·ell•rounded yet many•aided, uaiduoualy tena• passes in the other's mind. the University and this city. million copies of Russian primers, also cioue, yet aa gritty and eneraetic u ita name impUe,, victoriou, in lin&]e combat and thu.. 400,000 in twenty of the non,Rus· fore without a peer, wonderfully attractive and sian national languages. cxtcneivc in circulation; all theae will be found WHAT'S WRONG Wini COLLEGES? RUSSIA HAS EDUCATION FOR ALL upon invr.ati11tion to be amoo1 the uuaordl• All cultural forces in the villages n y qua1itica ol The Sand.pur." A few weeks ago Roger Babson, NEW YORK (,By New Student are ingeniously mobilized for erasing America's eminent stati tici n, gave Service)-Almost everyone in Ru ia illiteracy. Reading room are estab· STAFF answer to the ever present question of is going to school. That is the imfres, lished as cultural centers, with com the country, "What's Wrong With &ion given by a recent bulletin o the mittees upon which sit the local ag• Editor ...... D. B. McKay, Jr.. Our Colleges?" •Society for Cultural Relations, pub- ronomists, doctors, jurists, representa· Businea Manager ...... R. W. Tilden Mr. Babson had much to say, so lished in Moscow. A review of the tives of Soviet trade unions. There Advertising ...... Mancel Lawrence much in fact, that several educators, nine years of Soviet rule reveal · the are over 20,000 of these reading --•- . { -··········· Peter Babich including Rufus B. Von Kleinsmud, monstrous strides made in educating room . By means of the moving pie• Cir'--u&iltlOn ...... ~ Elbert Wmderweeclle president of the University of South• the Russians of all ages, from cradle ture and the radio a great deal of in As.9ociate Editor : Katherine Hosmer, Al- em California, replied in vehemence. to grave. formation is disseminated. There are be.rt Newton. Says Mr. Babson, "If I were presi, There is, first of all, the education special films, the .. Rural Kino," for Reportorial: Martha Mathis, Beatrice dent of a college: of children before they are of school peasants. Over 1,500 loud speakers Jones, Florence McKay, Hatti Darling• transmit popular scientific lectures of would cut the college course to age. Co~pulsory education for all ton, W d Mould, Albert C. Bntttk, "I various kinds and the music of two years. Russian children by 1933- that is the the Harold Power Virginia Stelle. program of the People•s Commissi ri• theater in clubs and village reading Literary Editor ···············-··· Paul Hilliard "I would put in a time clock and at of Education. A detailed system rooms throughout the country. Exchange ...... Austin Lacey make the students punch it. of education has been completed, be, DBPARTMBNI' EDITORS .. I would make them work eight ginning with the pre-school institu• MEDIEVAL FLOWERS The 1tudent1 in the Department of Jouroali,m hours a day. tions-children•s playgrounds, kin• will co•operate with the Std. "I would train boys to habits of de.rgartens, etc. - and continuing The cultivation of . flowers in the SOBSCRIPTION PRICB thrift, punctuality, conscientiousness through primary and secondary Middle Ages was not merely a de• Pu Ye.ar - ...... Sl.00 and check up on them. school terms of 7 to 9 years. On Jan- light in beauty; superstition led to Single Copy ------.10 .. I would get rid of big-business ath, uary 1, 1926, there were already 1,· some peculiarly nundane uses. Flowers Entered ae aecond•claaa matter Nov. 24th, l92f, letic&-football games with tickets at 146 pre-school institutions, including were charms to keep away evil spirits; at the Po,tofficc at Winter Park, Plorfda, under $5. many children's playgrounds in the they were prized for medicinal value, the Act of March 3rd, 1879. ..I would restore athletics to the villages. made into love philters and adopted as Member Florida Collealate PreN Aaaociation. Member South Florida Praa AalOdation. many. In the field of higher education, emblems of rival camps and factions Member National Editorial Auodatfon. '"I would get rid of college snob- pedagogical institutions have shown ..A thing of beauty is a joy for bery, and stop waste of time ... -Ex- the greatest increase. Formerly there ever.H This is as true of homes, road EDITORIAL change. were only three, while now there are sides, parks, and farmsteads as of any 38 of these training colleges. There thing else. When. an exchange editor clips an INTERCOLLEGIATE SNATCHES has . alS
SIGMA PHI SEZ: thy Johnson, Evelyn Dula, Esteleen HAROLD LLOYD Sternberg, Flora Furin, Julia Law, - AS- "Gilbert nd Garbo,. inhabit the rence, Betty Oller, Carol Walters, little glass bowl on top of the piano B tty Wheatley, Tiny Peterson, Vic, - a very happy couple. A good book toria Correll, Judith Fariss, Amelia on the intelligent care of goldfish MacAlister, Genevive Smith, Geral, "The Freshman" would b appreciated, and it would dine Lawrence, Rosella Norton, Na, surely save heated arguments. Their dine Wright and Virginia Lawrence. longevity will depend on how long Afterwards the party was forced to their heredity will stand any peculiari, separate, but Dot, Gerry, Betty Oller He was jut A big-hearted ties of environment. Carol, Rosie, and Gin went to Keiths. Sigma Phi held a benefit bridge in Elinor Beers has left and gone north the goat of kid with the San Juan Hotel 1 t Saturday aft, with her mother. We all notice a vacancy that her place ha left, and ernoon. The girl urely did look the college high hop s pretty in their li ht frocks. know that no one ever will be able to The first night our pledges moved fill it. down-and slept here-they seemed PHI OMEGA PHUN to have br ught half of Cloverleaf so nobody would be lonesome. Ebbie You can put it under your pillow and sle p on it Sunday night Mrs. R. F. Leedy en Harold Lloyd is funny I and Helen just couldn't bear to stay tertained at her lovely home on Lake up there alone. Virginia for all of the Phi Omega Dodo has to go through some awful girls. After a delightful musical eve, Monday Matinee Night · contortions to pres rve her equanimity ning refreshments were served. when the fire siren blows. After it Bee, Grace and Shep spent Sunday stops, she is ready to go to the most afternoon at Daytona, enjoying rf raging fire. The whole house turned bathing. o ■■-■ ---· ------•---■---■---D... __ DH_ l___,■ --t,w,e_, ______,.______.. out to the midnight fire the other Wonder why Dot 'specially en, night, and then couldn't find anything joyed the Music Box Monday night? interesting burning. Edith spent the week-end at home. Three gallons of punch left over Can't say Irene's neighbors across from the bridge Saturday brought the the hall enjoyed her birthday present. GROCERIES h use quite a ,rush of company, and Turtles aren't nearly as friendly as almost put some of us under the table. goldfish. We have them---you need them Boots, Lucille and Mary H. are ALPHA OMEGA MUTTERINGS dandy ·•callers"- sometimes perhaps. THE PIONEER STORE The Alph Omega Sorority is proud Y. W. NEWS to announce as associate member, Miss At the meeting of the Y. W. Cabi, Dorothy John n. ~.-u - D _ D _D _ 11 _ D _D_ O _O _ Friday night Dot, Tiny, Betty, net held Monday of this week Martha u- u- a_ ~-~-11-o--a.o -D-a-~·· Judy, velyn, Gerry, and Gin had Mathis tendered her resignation as WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR dinner at the Rendezvous. Dot was presid nt. Estelle Pipkorn, ex vice guest of honor, owing to her recent president, takes her place. The cab, Pre-Certified Checks membership in the sorority. inet then voted Evelyn Dula as her WHICH ARE GROWING VERY POPULAR Saturday ni ht, dinner was partak, successor and also as chairman of the en of at the Yellowstone Tea Rooms program committee. It is the most convenient "Student M n y" there is and ha proven in honor of Dot again. This was a The Y. W. meeting held Sunday very satisfactory in other college towns to both th students and bank. farewell banquet as Dot is leaving us evening in Knowles chapel was very We will be pleased to explain these checks to you. in a few days.. The favour were intersting because of the special music little dolls bearing place cards up their by the trio-<:omposed of Gertrude sleeves. The first speech (impromp Ward, Lucille Pipkom and Ruth The Bank of Win er Park tu) was delivered by pledge Rosie, Ward-and because of Mrs. Thomas, who elaborated upon her experience in enjoyable talk on the Hawaiian Is- the delights of bicycling. Everyone lands. She told of her life there as a at the table took up the ditty, ··we girl and of her second trip saying that Are Sorry Dot Is Leaving Us," to the anyone scarcely went there without a ORANGE HA DW ARE AND tune of .. Glory, Glory, Hallelujah." great desire for a second visit. Gin delivered a farewell speech in be, At the do e, Mrs. Thomas passed FURNITURE CO. half of the sorority and pledges. Those around pictures and handwork made participating in the meal were Doro, by the natives: This was one of the best meetings held. We hope that Telephone 155 every girl will attend the meeting next Sunday. A Smart Shop Showing E. R. BALDWIN, Proprietor Winter Park, Florida PREMATURE RUSHING IN THE Fashionable HIGH SCHOOLS ~,------• Inglewood Union High School has Spring sent letters to the president of every college and university in Southern Business Men's Lunch Califomi~ announcing that the insti, Millinery tution will tolerate no more rushing of 11 :30 - 2 p.In. 40 cent high school students by college agents, alumni or coaches. Cases were cited We make Special Rates to accommodate Rollins Students To the Lady who cares for in the letter in which students who Exclusive wished to take up forestry and lum, bering were compelled by force of ar, Sport, Street, Dress gument alone to attend a college or Party Hats which made no pretense of giving the The Winte Park Cafeteria desired courses. ❖ i ~~.--c.... ~-u-u_sa_u_a_o_o_a_a_a••
We are pleased to announce to the TYPEWRITERS students that we have installed up-to date picture framing equipment, with a New Royals, Coronas and Rem.in ton Porta les wide selection of beautiful mouldings. Rebuilt and Second Hand M chine of all Make 2 Murphy Arcade Come in and look them over. Repair and upplie ORLANDO, FLORIDA THE HAMILTON & PIKE STUDIO, TUELL & SMITH D_D_a_a_O_Q41111,,0_ 0 East Morse Boulevard, Winter Park. 6 South Main Street ORLANDO Phon S567 F THE ROLLIN SANDSPUR
Ruth Cole went to Orlando Satur, ••women are all right once in a they con ider these dresses that r day afternoon where she displayed her while to take to a dance or something cut low wh re they might be hi h, atoty skill in archery. She entered a com- but as for getting one in particular and vice,versa. , petition with one of the local archers and rushing her to the altar, well We fr nkly had never suspected all . K:ttes there and won. that's not my idea of a good time, .. the girl on the campus of being "im, A number of the girls have moved volunteered a prone form str tched on moral,, as was proclaimed from thi to their sorority houses. Cloverleaf the floor near the 6.re. column a short time ago. Only wh n was sorry to see them go although it ~•Tu trouble with you lads,,, broke some expert boulevardier turns ditor did give a pretty good excuse for the ~ Ted, ~•i th~t you haven•~ ~et the and calls our thoughts and eye down, cleaning of some of the rooms. right sort of girl yet. Watt till you ward, do we ever consider the d , Another newcomer is Evelyn find one like Betty-then you ·11 sing bauchery of the age. When with campus "moralists" we p rmit th Dodge. We were glad to see her ar, , a different tune. n Two weeks ago, Thursday after .. eyes to flit, like l'ttle birdie , from noon, a group of students of the rive. We hope that she will like us "Well; I can't notice that love has enough to come back next semester. done anything wonderful for you,,. limb to limb, we still refuse to b School of Music appeared in n ifi, alarmed. True, we are mildly amus d formal recital at Pinehurst before an Althea Miller decided that she taunted Nat. ••it has spoiled your aim at the coyness of the female mind. interesting group of guests and fellow, would go home last Saturday. To all in basketball and made Y_Oll! presiden, The idea ms to be that when he students. The program was as follow : intents and purposes she left at 1 : 30 cy of the. students assoc1at1on a farce walks in a breeze, you shall now and Fantasia in C minor, Mozart, Kath, but every once in a while we would as far as mterest goes, and, well ,as a then ob rve the knee; but always in erine Huttig. see her wander back to the campus. roommate, you are hopeless. If all an incidental, Venus,surprised,at-the a To be sung on the water, Schu .. The dear place must have taken a fast lovers are h~e you; me for the great bath sort of way. But we feel th t bert; b Chanson de Florian, Goda.rd, hold on her heart. She couldn't seem open spaces. the use of such an epiteth a "im, Myriam Boyd, to leave it. · She said that she reached ·•Make a noise like a clam, will morat' is unadulterated slander, The Cry of Woman, Mana-Zuc , her home at 9 o'clock that evening. you?" begg cl Ted. "You know darn which, how v r, is to be regarded as Paul Hilliard. It is a wonder that she ever got there well if a girl half as good as Betty a revelation of the accuser rather than Song of the Traveler, Paderewsk.i; at that rate. loved you half as much as she loves as worthy of erious consider tion. Valse, Gurlitt, Alvera Barbor. Margery Philbrook went home for me you'd be a raving lunatic in com, The truth is that the girls are finer Cradle Song, Schubert; I Have the week end. For several days be, parison. Have y~:m ev r noticed the than ever before. They are more hon, Hung My Tent in Crimson, Spross, fore hand she was so excited that she way Betty looks mto your eyes, very est with themselves and with th Hazel Darlington. could scarcely keep her mind on any, deep, •• like, nd then slowly smiles so world. They are tired of this st.range Till I Wake, Finden; Oh Shepherd thing serious. We hope that she en, as-:-· . ,, . . feminine charm allurement stuff. They So Fickle, W eckerlin, Elizabeth At, joyed herself. 'Throw him out, p1ped up Btll 1 are themselves and not "make,be kisson. The Omniquaerentes met in rooms D~ney!, the last season s football cap, lieves. ,, They refuse to be forced by Sarabande, Bohm, Sarah Huey. 69 and 70 on Monday night, Febru, tam. He sounds worse ~an th t senescent moralists to play the rol , Shepherd and Shepherdess, God, ary 7. The members enjoyed them- Glyn ~oman. He belongs m Mat~e stimulated or real, of helpless quarry. ard, Helen Westfall. selves greatly. Those in whose rooms wan WJ.tb ~e .rest of the half,wits. They will make better partners for Clair de Lune, MacDowell; Sea the meeting was held served refresh, Th~ fraterruty oug~t t~ have a rule any fellow than ever before. Look at Piece, MacDowell, Francis Vallette. men ts after the more serious side of ~amst fellows falling m love, espe .. the saving in dress,material alone to a Duet, "Smiles and Tears,,, from the program. ~lly when they make aMeS of ~em husband. "The Magic Flute,,. Mozart, Hazel selves as you do over Betty, Ted. To those objects of pity who sancti, Darlington, Paul Hilliard. K. E. KOMMENTS "You can't help it,,, sighed Ted, moniously exhort us to reform, we Mr. Andrews, the director of the "you just don't know what it's all have but one admonition (with apol school expressed himself as pleased Last Friday evening the K. E. about, that's all. Some day long after ogies to Horace Greely): "Look up, greatly by the work exhibited by th House was the scene of a small party. ifs too late you'll realize your mis, young man. Look up. ,.- Simpsonian. student . "They all played and sang," wa.s take-." Bridge indulged in and dancing, ~ - .. --II-~- _D_D41Mt_D __ a_r•:• said Mr. Andrews, "With an air of of course, was very popular, more so "Ted Timm.en on the phone,,, came musical distinction, and gave evidence becaus~ of the addition of some new a Freshman's sleeey voice. Best Shoe Repairing in the State of careful and serious work.,. Before records. Creamed chicken was eaten "That must be Betty,'~ cried Ted as lip1 Hen ii Winter Park. Rwoahle Clari long the students will make their cus, with a relish as well as other things he sprang to the telephone room. tomary appearance on the platform of al ng with the quantity of ice cream. "Well, I wouldn't admit it to him, Winter Park Shoe Hospital Knowles chapel, where they are to Some of our guests entertained us but now that he's gone I don't mind Back of Baker'• make their bow b fore the entire stu, with their amusing stunts and others saying the old boy sure has ape ch of dent body. just with their cheering presence. a girl. She is different than most girls, too, seems so dignified and yet The Girls, Glee Club went to Kappa Epsilon wishes to announce Mount Dora last Wednesday night always ready to help you out." as an honorary member, Mrs. H. E. A dry cornstalk blowing in the fall Johnson's Ba~ber Shop and gave a delightful program at the terling of Winter Park. Mount Dor Yacht Club. Besides the breeze would have looked more human FOR LADIES and GENTLEMEN Our swimming dock is again becom, regular Glee Club Chorus members than Ted Tim.men did as he moped Wint r Park, Florid Miss Gertrude Jones gave several ing quite popular. The girls have from the telephone p t the crew of readings, Miss Elizabeth Atkisson been taking advantage of these moon, pajama clad Alpha Betas toward the a..------~ sang some prano solos and the trio light nights to go swimming. stairs. Someone grabbed him but im, consisting of Edna Wallace Johnston, Wednesday afternoon Billy Green mediately let go when he heard the Miss Cox and Miss Niles also delight, gave a boudoir shower at her home on echo,1ike: Peerless Kettle -popped Corn Lake Osceola, honoring Miss Laura ed the audience with lections. The "Betty was just married to 'Doc• Toasted Peanuts whole trip was pronounced a great Randall. The bride,to,be received Butler." success. many attractive gifts which are useful New Enaland nd E. Park Avea. f as well as pretty. MORE S OKE 1HAN FIRE Last week .. end was full of excite, c•~• CLOVERLEAF NEWS ment. Trixie had a birthday and Lou The 11e Era of Undr ing, as our 4IIM> - a - ,.;. brought over a lovely cake to her. day has been termed> has been the Flora Furen had a birthday la.st Ann. finally arrived and also Edn , WINTER PARK BAKERY week. We wonder why she was so si, cau of many of an acute attack of who brought her mother with her to MOST COMPLETE LINE OF lent about it. It can't be that she is al, oratory. Senile head , sitting on stu, spend a few days. Ruth Richy was dent shoulders, are sometimes taken BAKERY PRODUCTS ready trying to conceal the fact that here for the week,end and Sunday she has birthdays. They do say that with violent internal disturbances, IN WINTER PARK evening we ended with a party! a woman ought "never to reveal her judging from their convulsions, as ~c.+------~• true age. It looks too calculating.,, "ET TIJ, BRUTE" • a - ■ - a - a - a - D - a -• - • - 1 -• - • - a - a - o - a - a - a - ~O EXPERIENCE IN LLOYD'S YOUTH must follow these carefree days of col, Anyway, a man can still take a REPEATED IN FILM lege life. chew without feeling that he should Never will there be a time more ap• offer one to the lady. Harold Lloyd was a mere stripling propriate than now for the beginning when he took up physical training; of preparation for a straightforward, and when he was a half,grown youth honorable life of service. In the class, Books! Books! Books! 1 '--_ _... ___-Jl....,._ ____ ' he gained quite a reputation as a box, room and on examination the moral In Stock or Ordered Promptly A CO-ED'S IF er. His mother loves to tell the sto,ry fibres may' be strengthened by honest of the time when the family ,was liv, work. The student of today may pre• The OWL BOOK SHOP ing in Omaha and warfare waged be, If you can wear a boyish bob pare himself so that the man of to 10 Murphy Arcade, Orlando. Fla. And yet be dignified, forsooth; tween the "city gang,, and the "coun morrow will depend not upon trickery If you can bluff a ha.rd,boiled prof. try kids." The farmer boys who went and deceit, but upon his own honest As a seeker after truth; to the school that Harold attended re, efforts to gain the prize for which he If you can get your credits straight pudiated everything that had a fights. And a prize so won is doubly Rose Marie Beauty Parlor l And pile your units high; city trade,mark, and the disputes dear to him. It is one which he can "AB ntyAidforEv ryN d" If you can stand a cold rebuff that arose had to be settled with fists. look upon with pride and not with EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE I. And smile when you want to cry; The town boys usually won out, and that tinge of self-reproach and hwnili, the future comedy star was among ation which must surely compromise 9 Mul'Pb~ Arcade, Orlando, Fla. Phon• 8985 If you can sit with a class of boys the leaders of the victorious army. the value of anything bought with the And stand their frowns when you study; Later young Harold Lloyd visited price of his own honor. If one would If you have an easy-running tongue, the country and there the old warfare get the most out of his allotted three And mental depths not muddy; was renewed by six farmer lads. ..I score years and ten he must, nd will, A Mecca for discriminating buy If you can attain such high esteem can; t take you all at once,,. said Har, play well the gay little game of years. ers seekinr worth while items. That you can ·oin a .. frat;" old, surveyin~ the gang,"_but ,,1'11 . do He ,will suffer defeat or a low grade "BOOKS" 1 · what I can with one at a tune. That rather than the humiliation of know• 119 If you're willing to wear a freshman ·seemed fair enough and six rounds, ing that he is not fair with himself RIALTO GIFf SHOPS NiiJ~! cap each with a different antagonist, and with others.- Mercer Chm r. In tead of coquettish hat; were fought, Lloyd beating each op- 9"affaH______.. lf you can go in ,with all the men ponent in turn. That ended the The French Senate has created a And hold your seat at chapel; feud. sinking fund for the floating debt. We THE ROBINSON STUDIO su pected it from the first. If you can manage _t~ ~l~de . There is no group of boys in the Kodak Pini•hinlll Two wee~s the_ mtttation scrapple, world that hasn't its cad and bully Portrait., View• If you ~n give ~th the.,best of them and who isn't eventually, turned A London savant has been telling The systematic clap; against and whipped. This is exactly "How the worm woos its mat . t, Most 24 'Watkw Block Orbmdo• Pl■ • If you can cease to ~ear they may . what happens in "The Freshman," married women know. Call you a poor little female sap, Harold Lloyd's newest Pathe feature, If you can go down to the dining hall in which the popular comedian plays Orders taken for And stand two hours in line; the role of a chap who enters college If you can stand all there is to stand with the paramount wish to be the And yet keep in spirits fine; most popular boy in school, but be, If you can recite with handsome lads comes, instead, the biggest boob be, Football Pictures And keep your heart inside; cause he is over,ambitious to make Group 75c . . . Individual 25c If you can march in the long parade good. But even a boob can tum, and And keep the manly stride; when Harold lea.ms that he has been If you can hold your side of the argu, progressing backwards, as it were, he ment changes his technic and gives every, MANCEL LAWRENCE, Chase Hall In extempore debate; one a surprise. Agent for Robinson Studio, Orlando, Florida If you can act as if nothing •s wrong "The Freshman," in which Lloyd When you enter the classroom late; has the support of Jobyna Ralston, ------N w .... If you can write ten thousand words Brooks Benedict, Hazel Keener, Pat In an English theme each week; Harmon, James Anderson and Joe If you can make all A's and B's Harrington, is the feature attraction W ith unadulterated cheek; at the Baby Grand Theatre Monday If you can read all the parallel matinee and ni ~- Required by professors wise; If you can do all the college stunts CHOOSE NOW MEN! Comments While time so swiftly flies; Coltege Then, my girl, you'll surely see Vice is a monster of so frightful a A goodly co,ed you can be.-Mer mien cer Cluster. As to be hated needs but to be seen; Seen too oft, familiar comes the face, Maybe whafs wrong with this gen We first endure, then pity, then em- eration is that too many parents' slip brace. pers are being worn out on the danc, ing floors. From among the myriad of factors that have entered into, and played a .leading part in man's life, four have CHURCH SERVICES slowly elevated themselves above their W"mter Park brothers. Honor, wealth, vice and Methodist Episcopal Church pleasure have taken their places at NEVER FORGETS the head of the cortege. In strength HE Dr. Harry Ingham, Pastor they are equal, and in their universal Sunday School ...... 9 :45 appeal they are likewise evenly An old grad will sometimes for• Morning Service ...... 11 :00 matched. get. his chemistry and trig but Epworth League ...... 6 : 4 5' For the college student it is essen FLORSHEIMS Evening Service ...... 7: 30 tial that a goal be set. He must work never the fact that for a purpose, must prepare himself still are the smartest shoes sold Congregational Church for a life of service; or for a few Dr. C. A . Vincent, Pastor. years of gaudy pleasure that will net Sunday School ...... 9 :4 5 him misery and sorrow in the final Morning Service ·······-···············11 :00 reckoning. He must choose a friend Christian Endeavor ...... 6 : -4 5' from among those four leaders and Evening Service ...... 7: 30 by that choice will his entire life be colored. Baptist Church But when is the choice to be made; Rev. U. W. Reid, Pastor in the last year of college; in the years that come after college; or at the pres, MofJ Styles $ I 0 Sunday School ...... 9 :45 ent? The question is easily answered Morning Service ...... 8 : 00 with one word, "'Today .., Tomorrow B. Y. P. U ...... 6:45 may be too late. Tomorrow may mark Evening Service ...... 8: 00 the turning of one's entire life. The examinations and daily recitations of Episcopal Church college life are small problems, small R. C. BAKER Rev. J. B. Thomas, Rector battles which must be won or lost to, ;:'At the corner, downtown .. Sunday School ...... 9 : 4 5 day. They are miniature counter, Morning Service ...... 11 :00 parts of the great battles that will Evening Service ...... 7:30 come in the years of struggle that +-----•·-··-··-·--.._,~------..-