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E^ON college, Ni C., MONDAY, APRIL 3;. 1933. . ;.;
VOLUME XI
ELON
U. N. C,
MAROON AND GOLD
rubHsfaed Krerf RIonda;f During; the Collegiate Year >y the^lfcMdcQts
of Elon Colkx«
AM *rHcles for I’pubU(*ation musl he In the hands ofc thp Mana?lnjr Kdl-
tor bv 13:0» M.. Thur?*di»j. ArtiflrH rerelvfd from an unknown Murce
win not be printed.
gtafT Offire—Maroon * (iold oflicr, first floor.
Alamance Building'
S T A F F
Karl Key ■ -
Ramsey Swam
J, T. Chappell
Margaret Bail*\
Alma PmiLn
... A'.sot’iaic Editor
, . A.->soc»ate Editor
Circulation Manfijcr
Offlce Secretary
Stenograph-r
N W S
Of js B) a V
V*ra Gernhtc*'’'
Eugene Lankf''>id
Fdiior
'T Doc LeKUCj
.. . P'-ggy Scchnest
> r O R T s
,Jimmy Riiing
Alfred Nelson v
. ,, Editor
D«Tinion‘. Griffin
Perkihs And Swain
Named Camptis Editors
• . ,‘yp' ; ^ -. ■. / ■
MiUer Lose» Ip Race For Editorship of ‘Phrp»iclj’ WKile
OtU !ft Nosed Out By SVvaim in ‘Marbon and Gold' Elec
tion; Other Ofiicor& EUcted. ’ 1' ^
Sam R4am&cy
Martin •
Bill Horton .
Barbura rha:'-
,. Editor
- ^ O. PerkliVi
Marjiip.nte Har.‘:s
. Sam Wation
Prom the day- ot nbmliiaUonw.
Msreh 20tli. ihr^uih, tha-prinmriw
and lo the final ele/tlon. the c&m'-.
piu was occupied ay. jj. sectliliig
mass of tbbbyisls and ’ pj'opagan-
dlsus. Various arifunjeivts >. upholri-
InK or denouncing‘.cerUvin JricJivld-
uals were propounded-by exponWUs
of Di? numerous In the
school- Tli« cxolt«ment eventual-’
ly culmlnaf«d In the electlcuifi. The
suideni body yoked Hs deslroi. and
the following elections were a.iu
noun?«d by the clctorlal commit*
tee.
- BradsJiaw Holland. oC NorfplKK
Va„ won over Walter Inatliani by
a ^margin of 30 voles, to win the
Ktgljejs' hbrvor t)'.r •.udei'iUi can be-.
upoh any one vndlvidual—iJmt
of preside \t of the student body.
O. Perking defeated "Bins”
Miller by a large majority, to bc-
I corjitf" cditbc’-of' thc ’Phlpylrll-. -while
' RHinaey Swulu u\d dlls BiKy.i'i^n’
n clo,ie. riicc fc , edil)r.*i})lf),'-i3r- tjift
Maroon' ftna .^bid'- '•The .flnRl count'
■w' 88-90 Uv fajtov. W Swairu-
' OUk. oillcci** to' b.o clectf'd ;wcrc'.
as fDjllpwS; \
^Aiibcffy ' ■ c'lcctftcl; - pyer
J. T.'•.ChHp'{Iell.'7or' .s’udeht-'sena'--
tp)r.,.: ;■ ■ V--' > '
• "PfrL"-HoWen'clcr(prt pycr Mni>
Jorle JoivjR/jor Kcuclcm'.i,'piini.'l|.-
Roborf Klbvijfill, won-aver Stephen
Mauldin tO'bfwine'prcBld’cn.tr tA rc-
l;;ioiis-aiitivlllcfc. ; 1 ^ '
MartruC’dU' Ccc>i)r-i' • >vn.v clcclcd
prcsidonf of-Y... W. C. A . '
' LD'aiAc • Lqyton_ ajifi t'annlc ,'Pdo,-
plM tird ’fpr -'Vice 'pi''0fjdcnt "0f V.
W.-'C. -A; . '• V
'lo be \oU;fijOw:‘ , ■
- Fi-ancia. .ChanQlrr;‘W?caniR fSe'.e-,
tary and U'€a>.iircr'i:vf Y. .W. Jc 'A.
ilaniblingC
BEER BARREL PROSPERITY
Musical Letter
The people of the Unitcrl Stutcs in thon mad clam
or for the repeal of the 18th Amendment, have bluully
and unjustly placed the blame tor the pi-es.-nt aepreusion
on prohibtition. It is not a sane and l»Kical outlook, but
one which is the fruit of ignorance and dutfmatic biptry
Tlie reason people believe that tho 18th amennnie^it
has played a i^reat part in the ecdtiomic dowiifaU of the
-country is that this amendment, happened to on pur
statutes during the depression. The aniendmen.t is a .vic
tim of circumstance. Had it been in operation during
years of plenty, it would have hecTi hailed as“ a godsend,
instead—weU you know the popular opinion on the sub
ject- -It 18 di.fficiiJtto convince people that depression is in
evitable in-the pre.‘4€Tifc economic system of-the world, that
it is but part of a bu.?lne8s cycle-which never, ceases to
run, that it is as sure to come and go as day and night,
that the’reme.dy for this depr^svsion lies “not in free liquor
trafflc, ))ut-.in an. entire'economic and politic^ reorganize-
■tidn>,"'
Tho statement, its^jlf, iitiplies that if all-restrictions j • —^
.prohibiting the J'nd'.transi^ortation of beer werr;to'p -Tq
be. feriiojed, prds.pei:ity-woUli imn^dlately follow. -lhe[_ >>
The Elon Music Club held )ts
regulr businces meeting oji Thurs-
regular business in the society hail-
Durlna the buelTJCss meeting the
club dlM;u&scd plans for the con
cert lo be given here by the mem
bers of the Gullloid Choir on Ap-,
rl! 17. Plans for the recital to be
?ivet\ hofc by .Mr.-s, Cora Cox Lr.-
; cas. on ' Aprjl 27. were also fjr»
mulaicd. Mrs. Lucas ts from
Greensboro fcnd Is one of tho out-
I standing ‘musicians ot the '^taie.
I Xhoro will alio be a concert given
, here,, by a number of muslclan^i'
I from tji.e,. Statesville Music Club
: durlne the first part of May as a
! part of the music week jcalcbra-
I The student recital hc.l.d aff^i*
I the .iTCffular bu.lliess inQ^ing of
j the'-club, .'corisUjed p; numbers^ by
; Katherine WhiUltcr; "EsUKr , Hop-
I ponsted&5 Wloifreil, I3amc:y, .Vir
ginia Jiy. and! Dorotiiy MlJI?‘r. ;
Bicig^aphic
Notes
By UAMSEV .
MctfcQi'D, dHjlylo-Wic'.’ Is
Di'. • Seannock.'s;, labiSrftiQry .'.ojilsr
W{it thl» ycai’*. ' He':hfib b«^' ;Vcry'
succ.CRxful l.'i Lhc- cU.e'lnlcit.flne ;and
•win )-o«'i-vc' his;, ilcgrcc in drtm-'
LVtr;; i.lUs /car. ' Mtip; .Is a. nienw
bci- of lCappiu..Psr;Ni' •; fr;ilc;'nlty
and rtpj-'csfcnts Jh>ia* oiV .the P;\n'
.Hcllcnlc; Council ■ this •
E, L'-iJr.V-B. I«. Oiunc
lo £lon'from .Ashetwra hf^'.school
.m ' Durlog- his’first •' three
yours -here he'/reflUt.U .on. flic'..'cam-,
pus.; ; 7h'is,.‘ yiiar -'luji •bccomc -.a,
mcmbciv.9/. thq. follelo ,comm-Unlty
.£.id -a'fi'I'.:-(s ,a^V.ba?/«'Utic,d
•many ■.hpnoi'^ 'while,'-on - the •
p6i / Ho has- b^fir K ,hi(?nibcr- of .Ihg’
RetJ?«Lo.;.and .Pflh''’.'Hplltiiic.-cmiijcli.-
TWs' yenr. E. -.L.; Is rdi^or’- of ■ - ihe
phlpsicll;'-' ' ■ ' '
•He U.fi.fiootl.-wora - • aud’-baV iud-
.:,that*. he;
By A Ruir’Jlcr
Biily.i-.my pct-gont. •^Ishes^J
thlS' «5luiim . Soi'r cxpreMlng
iicftlly. nhat, hl8 .;.:vnpathy''4‘
■£k : the campUR ^;lovers wh4
.be 6opanvtcd oyfer. the . holj
but. ab6cncc.-.mfllc« '^h} hca.^
•fon,devi.-you ^mv{-
VBol>by EctMhi)'.la be 'cacryjn
perpetual '.-imilc- .opc« •m.prc-.,^
•Worki ,5a'di4,-;- ■’ ...'
/..•'Air. work, ahd' no,play..
,Sci)tt; a dull'boy^' Chcee .lif
’liol>day:r'are': hefe. ‘
' Wo ..yiitl.'t'htand- Marjurlc .
■ Itkert' tO;'gb -lo' v,
•woll. ' ^
nVfl - Bailc V; was'.steii. Iho'
(l.iy 'tearing- ii.nls-y,.i>etAlB galol
wa'8 iuutt«rlhg’’i,oihei*i>olf • -"H*
•nf-v'he-, loves, nip .iiot!"' Ho;.v-’
end?- '
Woiidcr how - Armk.coaO
n^mg ,'fla'fc. tires? • Here - ’thi
able ec^b;'‘''O. k.v whf-o T;,?
iii-ett*' ••'compaaioi'f tp .,8;'vo,' >i
pplraiJoiv ;; ‘
True' l^tve 'ficvcj-' runs
you ■ cheer’Uo Abei
Xhe-flg^tr man‘-l3 juat. troui
cofner.. Nc»w.'don’t'ftsk' whit?
iiB.\i;"-
’ vwi.' 'vond''; why. .,pr‘Mowjr,
j,ln hu :uddcniy^ bc.':om^ bo;
.e?tccl:'in, tbt 'cut-bf' Jus-maku
dOoB i'vok u-^IVp? . aus'ii;:4 >.i ;,
Ap*)!;, '1 ntro everythin;^
-ojd'vfaiU-fuJ: pcV-'Bi
"co.ur^sV-sayi.,bc- can’t flJity-
Istin^ -iVi:il'l anj
K-noit- me.-’,. i.V0U: i
had'" the 'linyrr.vttlorir .th^y-.-wc;;'
brc.^V 1 •S^‘ws.1, ,y.' =_
•,Quite.'n..nuyibcr of ..cu-.;-«
ods'.hiv^, 'bceo. hwti'd' inaldiil
.i'cmark-: .'.’!Gac. I'm-KJnig'..'-o
tho'boyi ,wiw-.si}enr ‘o pr,ei?r-l
;U(jtti .ciawcs': begin- aacr
■dayv.’ ■' ' ' -'
• Tl:o oXiiUltsd •'AllrAmcrica.l
j. T. ch(ipDcn; ,-.n\ . •
■..•,'-Jack-Chai)(il«r is naw' playj
Totf jif,.the good'
•'he. Mlnnl
:Losl~,-Oi
v-TtcnCx^X
jjoidcn .'nv
aerdav be;
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