THE SALEMITE
"Sail on balem**
Member of tSoutUern Inier-CoHegiate News
paper Ashuciatiou; Member ine Nortii
Caroliua Collegute Association.
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Uacliel Jordan Kditor-in-Cliief
Uazei istcpneubou Managing i:.aiior
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burau iiernaou l^root* i^Uiior
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Julia iiairiaiuu iceporter
Itutn Ateeveb.. .itepurier
Marjorie ^...^.^^.^...xcepuiler
Margaret fc>miin ^...^.^..^.......itepurier-
Margaret W'iiitaker................. itepOi ter;
ii-lizaoetu Tyler itepoiiei'
i;’lora L^inUer ^.........,.iCeiiOiiei
SALKM SPIRIT.
One of the worm wnue mnovationb,
of uus college year, so signmcant lOx
iis piogiess and cnange, are me sta
tistics lor tne Annual. Heretoiore.
tuey nave been inieresung, bui ux u
ramer trivial nttuxe. buriace and un-
enuuring quaiiues were consiueieu,
and It was no overwhelming honor to
be elected. Ihis year tne tundainentai
cnaracieristics wnich a aaiem gm
snouid possess were considered. 'iiie>
repiesenc ihe real, inner girl, 'me
possession of these characteristics pie-
supposes self-control, self discipline,
ana training.
'inese elections were held on Tues
day evening, October twenty-fourih
and the large number of nonunees lOx
each olfice snowed the interest anu
democratic spirit that prevailed.
'ihe resulis are as follows:
Sincere—Margaret Russell.
Athletic—Adelaide Armheld.
Loyal—Eliza G. Moore.
Kniiiusiastic—Elizabeth Griffin.
Merry—Cora freeze,
bociable—Betty V aughan.
Poiae—Marjorie Muni.
Ingenious—t»orothy Van Ness.
Kesouiceful—bright McKemie.
inieiiectual—Edim Hanes.
Tiusiwonny—Elizabeth Zachary.
PRIVILEGED RESPONSIBILITY.
Wnen fiediunen receive tneir privil
eges Uiey sunuiMineousiy assume rt-
sponsibiuties. ihe greater the per
sonal ireedom the heavier the persona,
resposibiiity: important individual de
cisions become necessary. XhereiOic
it is not iitting to welcome privilege^
as ihey are granted without consider
ing and appieciating &U that they
mean. >
Associate Jurtice W. R. Day, of the
Supreme court has decided to resign
irom the bench in vic’.'/ of his duties
as umpire in the German-American
claims negotiation.
Guy Bater. Past in the Masquerader,
is to be given at the Auditorium,
shortly. Watch out for :noie defin.ta
announcements.
I iha N. Y. Gian'.s taks the fourth
straight game from the N. Y. Yankees
by a score of 5 to 3, and \ /in th: world
s*ries.
AS TIME PASSES.
Georgia Crackers! Aren’t you proud
of tillsUeoigia has the disc-nction
of having the Urst woman U. S. »tna-
tofi ane IS iiirs. U. Jd. nelton, of ba-
vannah, successor to the late cieuatoi
'iom Vvatson, and she's 76 years old.
They say shoes will be cheaper dur
ing tiie winter, but thoy do not, tell us
w’nat winter. •
Would you like to live in Lord Home
Island, in liie bouth ir’acilicPerhaps
you \vouid when you know that uo rent
or taxes have to be paid for land. But
go euriy and avoid tne ru£h lor tne
island nas an area of only five miles.
Official notice of the betrothal of the
ex-k^ser and Princess Hermino oi
Keuss, was posted Sairorday mjmin^
at tna tbv/n haii of uooin, Holland.
Next to it was the announcement of
the coming Vir:ddin£; of a pajiter ai:d a
p asant.
Ths cynical bachelor observes that
there are times when c’.pid must re
gret his nakedness. Ho would often
like to laugh in his sleeves.
Dr. Bidon, “the most ingenious roan
in the worid," has discovered methods
of replacing paralyzed and useless
muscles with mechanical equivalents.
A man, out walking upon his mechani
cal legs, can even hf; a ii:ec!iani:»l
arm and light his cigar!
Do you know the origin of the
phi'ase “Yours truly?,, It dates back
to 1632, when it was used in this form:
“I solemnly assure you that I truly
am, Sir, yours.”
Lately certain persons—barbers to
be exact—^have decided that it is just
as legitimate to honor an inventor of
beauty as a great general thus these
enterprising babers in France have
-aised money to erect a bust of Marcel,
the inventor of the celebrated “wave.”
EDITH HUNT ASSLSTANT BUSI
NESS MANAGER SALEMITE
At a recent meeting of the Salemite
•‘air, Miss Edith Hunt was elected as
ssistant business manager of the
lalemite to fill the vacancy caused by
he absence of Miss Marian Propst.
.Several nominees were sent in by the
Junior Class, and the staff elected the
olficer from this number.
EXCHANGES.
State College Wireless Station Opens.
Raleigh.—Station WLAC, the new
wireless transmitting station at State
College, was fonnally opened Monday
ivening, October 16, Mrs. Edith Van-
Je.bilt, Governor Morison, Josephus
)aniels, Frank Page, Dr. W. C. Rid
dick and other distinguished speakers
being on the program for addresses.
The exercises began at 8 o’clock an('
’.ue to the limited amount of space,
available admission w-as by card only
The radio station is under the direc
tion of Captain George C. Cox, for
lerly of the Signal Corps, A. E. F.
')ut now connected with the Depart-
nent of Electrical Engineering of the
College.
Industrial Girl Speaker at Vespers.
The Carolinia, N. C. C. W.—Miss
Clara Walton, of Winston-Salem, was
the speaker at the Sunday Vesper ser
vice on last Sunday. Miss Walton has
been an industrial worker most of her
life and was one of the eightly-eigh'
industrial girls in the United Stater
,vho attended the first session of the
3ryn Mawr summer school for indus
trial women in the summer of 1921
She gave an interesting account of her
experience working for the Reynolds
Tobacco Company. She told of the
hours, the general rules which govern
ed the girls as they worked and spoke
especially of the Reynolds Inn, a placc
provided for those girls who do no
five in Winston-Salem.
(We remember with pleasure the
talk which Miss Walton made in our
own Y. W. meeting last year.)
ELECTION ACADEMY OFFICERS.
The election of class officers in the
.'Academy took place on Friday. The
results were as follows:
Eleventh grade: President, Anna
Pauline Shaffner; vice-president, Ruth
Pfohl; secretary, Dorothy Siewers;
treasurer, Margaret Holbrook.
Tenth grade: President, Lois Mc
Rae; vice-president, Dorothy Frazier;
secretary, Miriam Anderson; treasurer,
Dorothy Schallert.
Ninth grade: President, Louisa
Young; vice-president, Mary Osborne;
secretary, Jane Davis; treasurer, Bet
sy James. .
Eighth grade: . President, Alberta |
Wineskie, vice-j>resident, Virginia I
Shaffner; secretary Fay Hine; treas-j
urer Carrie May Sto;kton. '
ADVERTISERS IN “SIGHTS AND
INSIGHTS.”
Amuzu Theatre—Moving Pictures.
Belk-Stevens Co.—Ladies' Ready-to-
Wear, Dry Goods and Notions.
Brotan’s—Ladies’ Ready to Wear.
D. G. Craven Co.—Ladies’ Ready to
Wear.
xne Gift Shop--Jewelry.
Harison’s—Ladies’ Ready to Wear.
Hines’ Shoe Store—Shoes and Hose.
Hopkins-Landquist — Candy, Cold
Drinks, Prescriptions.
Ideal Dry Goods Co.—Ladies’ Ready
to Wear, Dry Goods, Notions.
May Wiles Hat Shop—Hats.
Milward’s—Ladies’ Ready to Wear.
O’Hanlon’s — Candy, Cold Drinks,
Prescriptions. j
Piedmont Amusement Co.—Movies. i
Quality Hat Shop—Millinery.
R. J. Reynolds 'lobaLCO Co.—Cigar
ettes and Tobacco.
Sosnik & Sosnik—Ladies’ Ready to
Wear.
, Frank A. Stith—Sweaters and Ties,
j W. T. Vogler & Son.—Jewelry.
Walk-Over Boot Shop—Shoes and
Hose.
1 Scosrgin Printing Co.—Printing.
I Welfare’s Drug Store—Cold .Drinks,
Candies, Prescriptions.
: LOST—Biology outfit—two note books
j and one text book. If found rctnm
I to Elizabeth Tyler, room 303, Main
I building.
LOST—Math book. Return to Flora
Binder, room 118, Clewell Memorial
building.
FOUND—A dark blue sweater. Will
owner please claim it at Miss Stipe’s
office.
Mary had a little lamb.
Her father killed it dead.
Now Mary carries it to school
Between two hunks of bread.
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an extensive patronage.
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Presents for the Boys in all kinds
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