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FORIDA BAND FURNISHES MUSIC FOR c *INAUGURATION OFGOVERNOR HA RDFr : \ultu ikn

Wrat d h./

V 1's in to . I t

thr story

}Jawk~haw waMonday nerv Im :i

V. we M!ed 0me1 t m'

we reai rd :hat pe

uraing, for tsr* we fott, Vh't birit -fr: uri h

they tramnpelhat s Thea I f

up at 480arsmng silent

-hail. Whelw tuppel

ur- poItivany

It helped a !''t to hicr u- ti the brm.sad road to 3inpaor City.

Thi n we ha< ened tp make tracksdew, to the palatial Pullman awvait-

mrw us at the T1 & J. i At. Al! ofuq were there stran ze o sa v, and w ,

all stood on the rear phi form En Iroute, the sweet dawn of a p there da'broke as s h dlet Fmnal'y, w"

reached Si tRwnr i V The Rats allremember San psor City.

Lake City. Here we marched downtown, and pulled off sonme of the -wetniusic under t he bind I r wvindo w 0f

Mr. Hodges, who is tha nman of thi'board of control. Mr Hodhr9 hke Ithe music, and was nit ashamed t1

come dowr and -hake 'Lir handt an!

tell us so. We appretiated that, Mi,.Hodges,

At I1 somnethmng th'' hd dilt~ilheader coughed intz) Ltkp 4 it, Irats

g 1 hg the Harem. fly *H' Harem wwean about 3OO of t he -wecetr-t cil -

lego girls you ever Raw i, t hiy een

s' conds the band wa, vu. I itr butelon chair arms all up a I inwn thr

train, and-well, fellow vi yu he.r, iwhat The Pres. saId al ut M Li t

'bim aMd instrunmet tal Thet mit Rb

rental niuc was pia'd '4 ' themarch in a Pill 'a,, cfntaHoh 17

people "rnostly 2irNs

Sorncbow or other I has 0 fbrL'otte I

what happent 1 on the red of the trtAh. dear K of P k-fal, von em

with your luxuriouis carv:> ci-s at>'

free entertainment at all hemrs, lhkehoye indeed to p s I urm the nie>tfew davR, Sweet mipsec on the cio RI_-

as bucket after bucket of .hi ita urefaucet water thundurul I dwin in tie

heads of persons who wvtr1 str~ 4

to follow fashion by bt'u', lit toshow. The ertertair ment we 4% S~

I tc-ll you,-

That afternnw pOwtrror

OOnl wO <', trnidetMrd wife II w eLiau

hwas B obs E i ,f ohm 1w the hand,. arnd he t~ ,e

nsor'' r:- 'r lead the crk' h-M'4ern,- fli;flon TI, M- ii.:

Fond a. I M '-''a hari -'uk ir nTud. hut hm . I hope t> 'a' vi * 1

we male that trim We he . -t 7%tie Th'it is thm-c f ii -

'<,?g at I ni, Fede

rum' the 1 iS. iiWa al 't. ~t* n F

% a I 'i, thac IoM ore t-r -a'' a thtn, I

nall weak an! Fitrinch friedA ftei we hal iater, we werDnram th rn and rehearsed Romt

Ler tr~d suiPp)er of that dIay we >

*tt the 'lege ai d fellow- don' F

h a band bWy hear you kii'her Swvan', mn~& hal ~

Tb.; actualIb starve those gr VTnlhiawee You I, tter send yro. -

V -Ii' r d bhx of i''dx if von''<I' o - e her ainm Bit u

Lu ia word for it WE dor Itk,ittr there wos ar'ti' r' t,

y ir Trnt We in't i t in

, dfl dinnitr- M Hiur garious CR <

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vrrat (11n18 B

Thv w w. ut out and swvunZ in t

'A . - um . t ie .4 Bilirg arn1-l al Thn hae a love

mpus I tere waS a wvistfu

a"U the 1gb'- "f Pryan a'" 'n] ilit dabt 'a muu%

humnant'eB bs thb flttiru to and i'h.'".f the liuvndr.'d' .f emr

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tme ho -old to a 8-tir a' E- 'tie a:., but as we ,ire <Ott "

rraiI oil for noth r; wt Ijt

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at *a nut I, i' tt-* nI ,p, werV t>-~ bI- *, -

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the recent war.T ,<b! if Jip o' .- ii 1)12

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LNI~tRS~y 1" Ii )IIJ. C\INI\ li. -Rfil) \Y. J.\NUARY 14. 1921

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PARIS POLICE FORMSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Pat Jan 14.--Under- the

New Y orfk. Jan. 1 . - A good mnailvpeople who would otherwise ha'beeu pretty scornful toward Gal L'award B. H. Green, ,on 4, tdc te

Netty Green, because he had a Per-lnee doy worth $200 that a h<fcold steal, will be softened uy ti.-fact that after catching the thiefthe dug under his arm :'{, GC.bought him a meal.

age of Minist'rand Prefect ofptemtflen havrphony or hesira.on th' adit e Innm-elf a JutI ,n, ThLI bandta concerts, therUnii,

he

pof the Interior

Police Raux,formed theirAll purticipaii

st andI the con'

an rdwray ~intends to gi'r

proceVU. to sWdi- of thr t t*entlyv

.pe( ml ot asions tstreets or folo

furhey

uffie

medwl

i~Al

atroi-SteegParissym-

t - areductorp0iCt. -

union

,i'.

<onsSharityv

PraetorianN and Friend,.U. S. Navy admn

exceedingly cordialcut parts of thetimes, *ften withMnd refreshmentsBuit no welcomingamgre real heartinesdid that ape whicbhmirsi IleCully atsiter day. Some

rals nau r e L e

welcom, jn sar-

world a: un o-i'large onenirtand eservthI,2

ommiittee -'-m

4 into it- 'ob t' dfl

gr.ted Rear Ad-Ellis ,slanL the

Ruan ch rd icoaiposed the comnittte, arid the Adniiral was returrmng from Wah%:tqs with the news that if hr rn tuani>and seriously wanted t0 adopt an1

rear the whole Msee, whn nie toubi

io ag far as he Itked, so fat as tbeU 8. A was concerned It was prob-ably because the N'ew York hiigra-twan offical,, couldn't qtnte take suchrJetentioIns .eriousl; that they hadstated at tirnt thai the eagir Iht!] -Kunsians woukd al h:,e to go Lack

to their own upset uountrv The fadtthat the Admirai Mc('ully ia a bache-Inr doesnt wean to arouse any doubtsii his uwn hea rt as to the -Uttess Af

his family experiment He ouletedti all iin Ru sin andi t hv ran gv

from three yeais to twele. hne girls

,,m4 two boys.

Now that -ome sie Flse. iasa hieved courage to sue jown Topiec-

Ie it is new interest in town i he ~I'wn tried before but without mu' hsur ces&. Mrs Blanche Bonapai t,.'tfe of Jerome Napoteon Bonapai i,

at New York, Newpot t and PalmnHeath, Is the laW-st etitrait into th.rmng. 11er husband is the great grand-on of the King of WestphaIha. briher of the great Napoleon. Mrs

fioreparte .lleges that her hea i aid

let bus 'sy.trm has t been jpairrd,s Town TIophs chargtu at saruus

times that (he was "vain and foojih"'with ,u "undue lesirr" to ha' e herphotograph taken.

the utformiat on.us industrial anddfloI depends to,

)Itet of news

great V S Aother rountr I

either people-., mi

-.av not! Hut IYork, nerretarv

ivi Trade (oui

one-h ft huliuraI po

art ctuallyto thut of

deperndent I

in the wurhd

vnry" H-a' XK Das.

of the Nati.nt ii devlate-.

of

pu

uis l'he

pon alnyor aly

e should

*if Newna! For-that it

flu Dand the dvoteg tome pr'et

4,avily just now 1o making e' c,rmries mianm the land appi eiatt'

-ih. importanme of going to the ori-

sItior, to be held by th* Council inC Ieaeland next May,. and be Is tarryv-

Practor 'ana cafeteria

night,7 20 po tCS,

and him

friend,

at theeach itRoasttlheese

County istyle

.Janiuary

and youtw yourand buysmalI pi

em on tmetat,

'au. C, 1 tTr

oyster sti'n

ft om t

cha-er

come alittle bkimds

joYed 'hase am

CANT

Ru-topor t of.11 C'm~

hi

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lI th,

or hailar mi

family.

Your

itt of

he liat,'a lads,

pies

or cotQaAl

- .sup p&e

gala ford buy aL

mtoU i.enitert.

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from J.-

or the

vited to

swevethleai

upper flomt tentsa. fatl-aridw

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CHEATS ISSUES CALl. FOR- TATE CONFERENCE OF EDt -CATION TO BE HELD AT LIVE

04K F E B RUA RY 15-IS

Tallalite Jan 1 --A call

imu-d hert Wedne-day by StatepFImtendtnt 4f Puohe InstructionN Sheats reque-dtg every county

p intcnriert mrn State, school"- and high ,n(FW principaLe to

tend the appruat hing State conernie at Li' Oak, Fiebruary 15 to

"No coUnlts sflpr-mtendent can

asSu-

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a

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-, ford to :,bs.zit uI iielf," MIr Sheau 1

for says in a ltttr addregsed tO sehe ,1oiht iais througivut the State, a: A

ilwl be d la-tmrg reflection Uji flhim and h's mlil t in his work tod't Aava upn -lome fmy -

ts '2x of an e',us~ a,, is MonmetIn S

avdone or to run aw ay aftet one "1

to ""t 'l'ri- if the conference. T1wto onference will a -trjctly bKa

m -'' mietmng in w hich the wh le

o.arm and plan of the work for t ie

IC\n t four years, a-. they relate :ofUr -4hol offiee.s and the administrat ui'

of shooW law-. ill be thorough1 yVS:

IChes.

apple

rtt ci'

wvil be u-sed to pu -hedigiti team. -&

I you can eat, and aAfter the suppvr Iinment will be <It

iee and we guaranteeenjoy able time

H W. WHITING.

STAY AWAYFROM BOSTON

In

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I4. - Bust

"pt(pIi I

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PJR

Vent Ia ted.''Followmng a a ut

'nb. mn the 54F: R imr

chiua county,

Cl. ny, BakerParina City.,gum-. Starke,Os .r-treet , Ti

ty;J. S. RickBreward (OU

B!ounstown, (

P

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Oil

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A repr It nperorl by Capitlm Patof polite headquai te, s,ttndet d to t ommrrsoneI eport .hows Ls told

po -vtan-it-al sejr,1919. to Novemnbtr :O,while Boston rcsrdent'. nat t ints. t hey generallhumn again

The total niribhc 'fijols to, the yeal named

t}>w 11 Iwebbri found

states that

*tough to

LOmlg t1 )

ti,

"BigC UStom,, ,

there ;"

mianIage r-

Va nttdieaill mc

caling allng ticketIn&mS an

tickets tithe ta,.,

certainly"The law

Xlr ('ban

Mee KI pml

Bill"ha-

but wUttlId1

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to

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Ut

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ene192(trn

(0om

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Kmng

.1 benis T .for tnt

ibtr I,. that,away,

e back

nhI g I 4

ha.

Ind

fr hi

hbenthatt

- old

EdwvardJ oll hra cheery .a'.vhen lie Issues atiuse further a

stove

nd ltw

ofti p

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kt

tlCt

he

'pet,A hi

Ih at ria

ulators whrlay The3

k-now - ga-spmgl y ifh.1 what he -.aid If A lrtteintion ti te law t ompell-broke-' to stamp then

Idd eses on the back oet he, wtIh the -.ale prwt.d the total of the two --d" said Mr Edward&ts been in n'u-tence fo a

long time it is now goingforced' But--but-well, wwe -tart thi? ' nfed the c,mediately, and the penal

to be en-hen must

pro' h-ont

(OU

mI In

W

of supernteta I-

ntis of the

< GainesviR Simmro

Ray (0

Bradfrj

a rd,.nt: 'aihoun

I ipins ('lern

unty: H. B. WI -rd county; S. I.

,Brevard con--F't Lauderdal ,

P. F. Pishei,county: Jts e

,Citrus countCore Spdn

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tate:

I lax county: *J W Burns, Lake Cii( olumbia county, ('has. M. FishMainii. Dade countv: P. G Shaver,.Aradia. feSoto county: F. A. Ratlaua v. .Jack.nnmii, Duval county: AS Edwards. Pensacola. Escambottntv. 0 B Hiown. Tunnel!. FlaRI

-lank m

Gad-den

ia-pet

IHathawa

Hoou l

A A Cmre Apalachical-(OUnltN C H. Grny. Qum(OUnts W W BRndshsHam itnn county; L. Cv. Brooksvlle, Hernia

1Fn g , ?ampHlmeounty T .1 el, klo

tarint rsn~ county: W. M.

~ * t git Montrelo, Jelersna

3Par-. I .'. county: F 5. Hartel,Talla hassee I nn county: .J ILRob. rt -. Bristol. r iberty county: T.IVn Prwie, Rron-on, Levy county: iT C.g AunsMadiaon Mfadison county;-H .P GuI lett. Rradentown Manatee;-

'IH C Shnaly Ocala Marion: V S.I we Ke We-t. Monroe county; I'.1' T nodb, ear! Fern;, dina. Nasnz;

I ~ arrow Cr.ts iew. Okaloost;W P erred ilhlee Oker-rhuibie county 4 R .Tohnqon flr-

Ia'nt Oan- oty-t C F Vowel!,rKs i i rw . flco!l c ountlv- Mi ~

Aines Ballard We-t Palm Beach,Pm Beadh county F B O'BErry'

flade City Pase o nuntv: R S ifian-

n Clearwater Pinrlas contv- C.~ ark r. Rartow. PoWk county;

C - Prj,. Pslatka Tntnam '(runtv:.I rinCrhett. St Aurustine. St

nn "nuntv: E F. rth. rt Pinrcett Ut 'mmtv - P H Thobb Milton

PUBLICIT P LANS FOR TIN

T hr Publieit' Comm "jttcc of hr Tin

Can Tourist Jubiler bs had 8t work

as is evidenced by the number of

briht oloed ennnts that navebeenh sol ord uenn on AutomobilesTeen sennantr wr put tn sale bythee pbncit commitee as a meansof advertismn thc Jubilee and hearthe following inscriPtion: Jbi-ville, Florida, Tin Can TourstJu-1en, arch 15 through 18

The committee on publicity alsopromise other advertising natttr Of

equal importance, this to be in tir-

culatiuui within the ne 't few~ day

Anyone who inm touch with TinCan Tournbts Era cling in thi south-

ern part of the State, or who knowanyone living in a South Florida cityhaving a camp site, is requested tocommunicate with J E. Blocker,chairman of tb. commfilttet on pub-lielty. This wilN aid materially mn theeffort to reach all parts of ttie State.

FARM WANTED-V antedto hear from owner of farm orgood land worth the price ask

LJones, Box 551, Olney,11

COUNTY GOVERNMENT

County Jude's Court.Son. Bryant D. Bier., Judg.

Office in Court Boun.

Tax CollecworF M. Kelley, Tax Collecttr

Office im Court RoustRegistratoa. Of IcerW. Oscar Morris

Office in Tax Asssessor's Oflc,County Court House

County Surveyor, J1. W. Patton

County Farm Demoastratlo. Agent

Office Headquarters in Court Hone.

Board of Public InstructIonE. Rt. Simmoas, Supt.

hlember.: B. It. Cotton, ChairmanGainesville; W. H. Powell, Ar

ther, and S. J1. Ellis,Alaebua

%lnetogs--Sewnd Friday Moathl3Tax Assessor.

E F. Corbett, Tax AssessorOffice ii Court House

Board of County CommIssIon.r,.H ~McML Grady, Chairman. High

S prmn s,Members: W. F. Gay, Ti-entjrn G. M.-

IDpSha, Waldo; G H, GibbonsArcher.

Meeting, first Tuesdays la *actmouth

ashra Oflc.Telephone 149-J

P. G. Ramsey, SheriffRenideece Phone 298

W T Bruton, Chief DenutyRaidenee Phone fl-i

Students' eadqua~

Jackonvile

Chas. G In M

H owsinCe yo

ThisCon

u last1 i 5

I rujii 1B~

tcdto a JuiCy Pa tIlosFrench Friuc Pittal,.done up as 'uu lek-

is our SypC &jbination,

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MOLNARS DINIG--O--

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The Devil's i ts

Celt t.

Brown~ n, IBluu ('r (

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Regular $65 Iaue

Step-irand tikca look at it

Nick Danat"'The Beat T 8 0 -'ri w

tLECT-IlC SHOE REAW

DEPA~rTMENT

SHOE SHINE PARLOE

S HO0E S TORESati'faction Giaranmtetd

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the LaPRACTICE HIH MEETING strvct the track and level the athieti: Lhabennoncdttri Id,

Last Friday all studentsI'raC tioeUIn fir

High turned out to a meet-the ~pCs Of orgamizig a

I per-club and to add Somec more peptI pepper.

The various act IVitiOs

as outlined by a Practicebull test-. dlg fcastt zip

- er- irar hi. firc- outlet of ph>-al', athi twes aid out

-er~rv wt mh >, pros-

-, t~ nelg kY

- f mut.,

I le irae.

K a ill pl-ter ixiig tw

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It their u, rdi

trurtive.

" 1 Ipat~n 'U

I It> altderd

",hit ti ""i ti" "

i its.

etnmo'"Brumi-

aid ti .,)ni(t0 r I

manea w.eful, 'imj-

the'- vant'hOotir:

-Ir -ollegialc-

and they aru""d tean i

r snme repreiintati es ii theK St h.ol lTrdh M.t;i aut A Jrli

ii <,., I P1eed

Ktvrntatv f'-and N I

to he helL

TI T'etheor if Chief HIZ

(rdei 4 Praett, High -

. Sptais1 t-hion ae rItt-hand"Jerry 1 th. Jl,

F! uh [Pntentsate

,'nbn'el hi.? r

b,"it ,A Lir

If St eta''i tlihan& I9,/of tI. FNuch

ftr.e i-iIU pOn h11m1if

firtunatp-

man r

Vivo Ohie;rit had thev of Stat

t~qer on-rth'r nrn-

andi actitie- of th> infantwh e publishe

ii. their '.tfial prgntic "The Xlb-.atpr,"

\%I LITARtY S(IEN(F

S mit

ii Ptit ,Iti(fer

ii *2 dst ii-

d regu-of pub,-

was a good profof the taking Military

that theScience are solidly

back of any movement for collegemloveme

Se' eralnft. It will be a saving

mnn

ofhundred dollars to the Ath-

etic Association, will create a morefavo rable imnpresslon

tramns, and it willvisiting I

mean that theUaflIs who use the track for work-iat- and training will be greatly bone--ted Prof. Reed of the Eniwineer-

s- shoot laid out a 220-yardtx,uht-away, which will be co -

''i -eo\b the st dde? to Th> re arc*. few~ cullegres n the eun try thm

h oa4t of aa 4 It wvil ber

220-yardone of t

straighthe biggest

Itr- Irn inmducing the S. I A A 9-rr sposhipto come to the univcrs.- .

whe, our turn comlet.;- Ir

The Military S ,enwe Department Is ' it(

par rng to put onl a big denmonstra- fl risto n dur ng the high school mnect this t 'ur

rng. They will show to the college a'.'

itors what an i~ fantrv regi- I' n

acan do mn the way of lay ne a u ttrragte with one pounders machine &I ns, Stokes nort ars. etcV I aht be a lbheral u'e of pyi

p m y the Pgh~t

,,~,planned to N

-- ' wuh flare-

pe f ' m

a inv

vtrsty

Jtoksor,'e Ii

turn matchto piay thisin the~r cty

Af the affair will be arnou1,. the n~at~ hc3:.a. .

springTh.

I-a - U

V: t nun bei If te'Ial cOLK a' \was -Sdenir <ra:t.d arid

a moment' frvq

t.,tors and si tI

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AS A FRENCHMAN PROBOBLY -SEES A BASKETBALL GAME

SZe Americans play we many games.One of ze big games een called ba,-tetball. Zere ens five mes on ze sidead icy play wiz ze grand bail, whichMes to size of ze German cannon ball.gui. Zi players hat ze little uniform,Ofl. Wit te arms and legs bare.

'Mon Dieu," I no understand, eet eemstrange. Yet icy arrest ze womanwhat hal on no clothes much.

Ze man come out and blow Zr

whistle, which ees signal to play.Zey play so fast ad ze rand ballMet shoot in ze air mille fois. Zen zeball ht t Monsieur player on ze bodyvery low and eet make heenm hal zemnal d'estomac. Ze man, he get veryangry, red in ze face and he shakeit hand wildly and say to mar. byneemn. -Dmmm you." Zen I put,zefingers in ze ears. Mon dieu. zeAmericans een so wicked zey say zevile sings and get mad queeek andblow up like ze balloon

One of ze players, he throw ze ballin a cage whiob ens hung on ze wall.And everybody shout and make ze-

itt e sosimple to put zebaitf inze basket. Ze American s ers sofoolish Zey are so loud.

Zen after ze ball go through zerage. I behold ie two men get in zering in the center of ze rconi and Ising zev are going to fight. But ze|man *hat b6ow ze whistle, he comr !over and icy raise ze arms like be lStatue of Liberty, and he shoot zeball up in ze air between zen,. Agair.I no understand, why did he rot igifUn, ze hail where eet fell out of zecage. Ah. ze game. ect is no good

After ze game it players. zey puton ebme clothes and sey look lize zehuman being but. men anm,. ze game

*e o good because zere ci's no drink

Just Pants.Pai ts are made for man, not for

floen; womeN are made for mennot peat,. When a mar, pants for awoman and a woman pants for a ma'iLhev are a pair of pants. Such pantsdor t ladt Pants are like molasses:they are thin in hot weather and(hick in cold weather Met are oft-en mistaken in pants Such mistakesare breathe, of promise. There hasbeen mutt discussion as to whetherpants is singular of plural But itseems that whet, a mar wear, pant't is plural, and when he does not, it1

is o'rwula r lien go on a t ear mn theirpants .atfj it is al right. but whethe pants go on a tear it is all wrong.If von want to make the pa its las'make the coat first

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You tell 'emi sponge. you sb-orbit all

AH. ME.

i magine the scene. A big comfort-ab'e chair, a beautiful girl snuggleddo en m, it. her head leaned back sothE- she is looking up into the face of* n man who is bending so attentivelyoar her.

Nuow he reaches his arm around her.fer bead 'a prtned against hihejit Speech at this time would be*mpossible.

Lrsten: We hear her strugledvhrspet.w, Pa

mpiyI. hit.

"Oh. dear, you hurt." In arnest voice, he says: "Well. Icaflnot help hurting you a lit-

You don't mind that, do

THE FLORIDA ALUGATOR

"COLLEGE SIDELIGHTS"

During the Christmas holidays, thedebating team of Brigham YoungIUniversity. representing the affirma-

tive, defeated the Princeton debat-9'ig team on the subject, "Resolved, AThat the United States should passa law prohibiting strikes in essentiali, dustries. constitutioniality waived."Sesera1 judges who heard the de- $bate characterized ,t as being one$of the 'josest and most interesting

oabates that they had ever beard.-- I

Larnegle Tech plan.' are on foot to -

aeep the football squad organized

Ihe sear round,Again we hear only ailence.

-ct-n perfectly contented.It i riot long, however. th

renmam i this posinion. He.ee iontent with what he Ca:

'her f.ce

Tier e'rs are a 'julet gra:bend- further o' er so that,er rtt - - well - see into her

Because, of course, it is the

Spairing her teeth.,

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WONI)ER WH1 ?

h'r. Mai thect--acros :,S itt Becky Heck. I ,eer

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CARRY ON"M -76."'

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own a little tightenit out till turn of tide

mait te s riot

Or how longhow deep your t uub'e,you'ye borne it thru:

ri ot taken or give underJust ahead the skies are blue

ime, wilI time when thugsdat her,

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.a uti for those w ho falter:hex're facing gi Lm defeat

thiwe who fight the hattdekrnuw the lord retreat.

So take what 'tl:es and do votdt,iaM you do set out to w'n

I-or all t he world detests a quit ter,But deep respect iL paid to men.

ardpdatt for Track and Relay:anm wiN report daily at 3.30 p mn front of gr and sta, d.

Several good trips are bemne ao _o:drred provided the- tram can Kew hipped 'nto shape

H A tKINSON

The liwersity of Nevada defeatedth" University of Hawaii, 14-0. in a

gane played in Honolulu on Christ-'tns day. Thie was the first gameevr r played between Hawaii and a

mainlanld team.

BUng

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ii this year Harvard at present

an excelt hockey team,

rndrana Uni'.ersity na offering S51ourse- this year.

SCmiti university Dan' te. football captain has been pub-shiug a se, es of articles entitled:What is School Spirit?"

I'v Y M C A bas granted 52

llrhps at the Unnersity of Ne-ra-ha to ex-service men. Thist nt. Is taken Irom, funds received :n

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0tHR SCHOOL."M-76"

'Izt .15 not the largest, and In',umbtrs does not lead.

Sa h man a not a genius, and for this

hroY' rot a need.4 ' each will do h's duty, fill his*

1ok with vim and zcal,F t ai make our sdho>ol tlIe foremost,

inmfluence felt and real.

V at I an't make our irsi* PIa : it does its sha

'I > faculty &an't teach uwt but ait and stare;

I -a pro po.iion, early.dp fur us to solve.

A! d :1 way in which to-treingthen our resolve.

titu tion,re,is much,

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do it. is to

Let ,Ud all that lies before us. tend-1r1 towftrd our school's advance.

Par ours.elves into the background,till weie gIver her a chance:

For a, miuch as we promote her,raimr her in the world's esteem,

In lhkr measure we Thal progress.tea, h,;e wnh her heights supreme

Ladh must feel his Tbhigation, takethe part that's his t0 bear,

Be prrniternt and courageou-, ne~erthe'k he does not care:

W,: su h spirit we ear do thing,take great strides in every way,

I:- worth while to make the Cfor.e: .,rledge ourselves today.

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fr. the Chine.e cups without han.die, ,acd the yellow good-humoredfaces .f the Celestiucs beaming withinterest or amusement a, they itrug-gled w4 h the Euglith tongue or r-dto mak, the Melican man understandtheir own high sing song, whichsounded like this: "Wong lice Wang,fleng poliang we. mc kim wang."

Suddetly ip the Lidst of thi" peace-ful sene the sound of a terrific ex-plWi6*., boom, rent the air, soundmnrnet dEr ogf. Tbe excited shrill criesof Chmnamen rose to th. great GodBuddak, imploring him to nard ogfevil while we hastily scrambled outow the deck.

Sot wore than See yar4s off ourstattard quarter, a Norwegia,staner wss #lowly sinking, bow firM.-Tku German had got her-.

White We stood gazing at this anidwondering bow many of the haples5

vei- a, from th bidge of ou own-. hjp. "All han&' on deck, all handsen deck, stand by the boats." Wehurriedly gaihed the boat detk andatoed by the lifeboats. The secondmate and myself were the only whiteS.D amsigned to the after starboardllfeb'.a't. We Atood up -there on theheaviag dntk the Chinamen gestilat-rnj and ,einting and ezshtg everyminute to be the next victims. Iremember sue little Jay who stoodtrembling with excitement Ad cold.

-in but haid heldlbg a blanket, in theeTher a life preserver. In his panetie rat about to fuig away the life-)sresCrVel end keep the blanket. Icawgbt it just in time and convincedi

usefgj of the two.

Suddenly the frightened Chinamienmad. a rush inr the. life-boats "Corecoa,,ha',1 . we get to stop this, they

1ti siak themselves if they get awny-with the hoat,' shouted the mat.W, started ordering and pulling thecrowd hack, but not until the dullweotilight gleaming on th, barrel of-the mate revolver as be shoved itintc the mouth of the pigtaited alit

-aer, did comparativ, order reignagain.

V. bad stood there about ten mii-ute. whet, a terrific shock and roar.hode tWe ship, a dull red flare flamedI'a the zenith and fragments of tot-psi. and irog deth were hurled th-uthe air. I felt a shock of pain in mvet had aed glanced atb ittod se

where a fragment, of it had torn out apiece of flesh, bat it was not the time

.to attend to wounds The ship was

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sinking. We scrambled into the life'1hee'l and lowered away, halfway downtlo the water one @1 the falls stoppedand we hung, one end slowly goingdown, threatening to spill us out, butthe fall started working again and wereached the water without mishapJust as we were about to shove offfrom the doomed ship a shout washeard from above, and a man camipslidig down the falls. He landedin the black water, one white wristshone in the darkness * Chfiama>grabbed at it and missed, the marsank again, then two white wrist.'were thrust up imploringly out of thmurky brine. We caught him anthauled him inboard.

We got the oars out .nd slowlydrew away from the steamer, which.had burst into tames and the soun.iof small explosions came to u- as thefire reached our ammunition nmaga-zinc. the shells going off one by oneor In volleys of three or four at atime. .

We rowed for over an hour. e'ervman keyed up to the highest pitch.expecting every moment that the U-boat would rise up and begin to shell

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clouds. Another ship gone. Tireeout vf six in one hour. The captainof that U-boat probably got a medal 'for that night's work. The short,loomed high, black and rocky, withwhite jeweled breakers beating upoit. but we found an opening and after tipping over the life boat in th 'surf we landed on a shingly beac' ,half drowned arrd more than ha;frozen The first thing I remnemberedJseeing on shore was a fat, rottn 1

black-robed priest. who stepped Ito-a crowd of villagers and handed nan ,mmnerse goblet of red wine ;drained this at one toss of the he. iin three gulps and feeling the warblood tourse again through my veithanked the kud hearted padre a,turned to See to th~e crew.

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and guided by the good priest we we5Wrn heatedd in the kitchen of the ca ~-latte, while pretty dark eyed seno-tas hustled around bringing food aIdrmnk and taking our wet shoes ,>dry by the fire, while the priest co, -nmandered a supply of dry ciothin

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