The Stetson Weekly Collegiate

STETSON FIRST LAST AMD ALL THE TIME CA_J. v. "U. Ultr _?frt3nu Elrpklij (Cnllpgtat, WE BOOST THE UMYERSITT YOU BOOST THE COLLEGIATE ►UBHSHED BY THE STUDENTS OF JOHN B. STETSONTJOTVERSTTT. VOL' XXX DELAND, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1917 ztctmbir _ DOCUMENTS LOOKING TOWARD PEACE VESPERS president Wills©m>"s Replly to Pope. Sunday was Aagusl Vesper services last one off the best this season. The » l^l^ i!I_I?i_0ri,a_* _?** litemUy *»«*** with neighboring . people of DeLand and To His Holiness Benedratns XV, Pope, fl t&ym^ In acknowledgment ©f the eamnuufc.-" eation of Your Holiness to the bet | Dr. Hulley spoke in his usual el©- Hgerent people, dated August I, 1»K,!! «*«»* manner on Mr Bryant motto the President of the TJMted States reJ ©* **« day—"Bring n»y boy back masts me to transmit the following | clean,'" He described how temptations reply: Every heart that has not. been blind- i| are apt to confront the American boys in France with home far across the ed and hardened by this terrible war must be touched by this moving appeal of His Holiness the Pope, must feel the dignity and force of the humane and generous motives which prompted it, and must: fervently wish that we might take the path off peace he so persuasively points out. But it would be folly to take it if it, does not in fact lead to the goal he proposes. Onr response must be based upon the stern facts and upon nothing else.. It is not a mere cessation off arms he desires; it is a stable and enduring peace. This agony must not be gone through with again, and it must be a matter off very sober judgment what will insure us against it His Holiness in substance proposes thai we return to the status quo ante beliuni- and that then there be a general condonation, disarmament, and a concert of nations based upon an acceptance of the principle of arbitration; that by a similar concert freedom of the seas be established; and that the territorial claims of France and Italy, the pe__»le__ing probleums of the Balkan States, and the restitution of Poland be left to such conciliatory adjustments as may be possible in the new temper of such a peace, due regard being paid to the aspira- tions of the people whose political fortunes and afiBliations will be involved- It is manifest that no part, of this program can be successfully carried sea. and the omnipresent dangers of war facing them to have their "fling"" and break the moral code taught by American mothers. The doctor explained the method in which the T. M. C. A. will endeavor to prevent such evils, so that when the American soldier has filled his mission in Europe to return and face his mother and sweetheart with a clear conscience. The DeLand Band was on hand to lend its aid in making this service the greatest of the season. Little Ruth Collins, accompanied on the piano by little Miss Hon, sang "Joan of Arc," which will be long remembered by those present. Those who are absent from these services are missing an opportunity which others pay sums to enjoy. Can you afford to miss these good things? GREAT EDUCATOR DIES. Dr. R Benjamin Andrews. knightly gentleman, scholar and friend passed away at Interlachen, Florida, October SO. He served with distinction, as he s-::e:5 -- --= E - = - - \E _istMc_k_n> i life, throu There is a belief among some who are considered fairly good lawyers that if little or no evidence can be found for his client, the attorney should devote his tinme to the abuse of the opposite side, ami,, others have gone so far as to contend that an occasional strong thrust at the opposing counsel, and a maimer of fact treatment of the opposing witnesses will add so much weight and dignity in Ms favor. This idea however, might be said to be obelescent The world is not demanding, as formerly off professions but men in pro- ; and, perhaps nowhere is the in the legal profession showed up in greater light than is an attorney in his treatment off those subject to him under the fire off cross-erami- im a trial "Spare not," cried EXAMPLE OF AMERICAN SOLDIER. did everything in this life, throughout the war between the Spates and was afterwards graduated |from Brown Universittx at Providence, R. L He took Ms theological woijk at the Newton Theological Institute off wMch Dr. George EL Horn, who s^oke not long ago at Stetson, is president Dr. Andrews served respectively as president of two great Baptist institutions, Bem- ison University and Broken University, and later as chancellor off the UM- versity of Nebraska, from wMch position he retired in 190$ jon account off ill health. Not a small fart off his time since has been spe&t in this state. "He was greatly loved by his pupils in all of these institutioias. and tthey will IIam English lord, ""any one but your hold him in afffeetionafe and lasting diem," but this is neither profession- jj this war. Stetson UMversity, DeLand, the State off Honda and these great United States may be justly proud of such type of men as the one the writier has now in mind. Mussel Rasco, a student last year at this uMversitty who gave up the cap and gown for the M__M and gun draws $__ a month from the goverm- meni for his services. Of this each month he sends home $15,, pays $10 on a Liberty Bond he purchased and |5 towards dues in a college fraternity off wMch he is a brother. Congratulations to that fraternity for such a brother. They say he is theirs but we all proudly claim him. When our country's enemies are thrown against, such type off American youth they will have little cause to wonder why we are going to win rememberance MR. GREGORY TRAVELS. Mr. Paul Gregory, our able date editor, made a ;fflying trip to Tampa last Saturday «£n a combined business and pleasure trip. It is rumored that Mr. Gregcry will enter a prominent law firm in that city. quo £n:_ :__■_.:-_.__ _. im __.: _..::_:_ - ton" basis ffor it. The object of this war is to deliver the free people off the world- from the menace and the actual power off a vast military establishment controlled by an irresponsible government wMch, having secretly planned to dominate the world, proceeded to carry the plan out without regard either to the sacred obligations off treaty or the long-es&ablish- ed practices and long-cherished principles of international action and honor; wMch chose its own time for the war; delivered its Mow fiercely and suddenly; stopped at no barrier either of law or of mercy; swept a whole continent within the tide off blood—not the Mood off soldiers only, but the blood of innocent women and children also and off the helpless poor; and now stands balked but not defeated, the enemy of fin__r-__ftths of the world.. This power is not the Geirman people- It is the ratMesss master of the German people. It is no business of ours how that great people came under Its control or submitted with temporary zest to the doiniiijatiom of its purpose; but it is onr business to see to it that the history of the rest ©f the world is no longer left to its handling. To deal with such a power toy way of peace upon the plan proposed toy His Holiness the Pope would, so far as we can see, involve a recuperation of its strength and a renewal off fits Policy; would make it necessary to create a permanent hostile comtoina- tion of nations against the German people, who sure its instruments; and would result in atoandjonming the newborn Russia to the intrigue, the manifold subtle infcErferen©-, and the certain counter-revelutfiom which would be attempted toy all the malign influences to wMch the German Government has __ late accustomed the world. Can peace toe tossed upon a restitution off its power or upon smr word of honor it could pledge in a treaty of settlement and g__©mm©da- tion? Responsible staft_s_me__ must everywhere see, if they never before, that no peaee cam rest securely upon political or ec©m©____e r_as*rictS©»s meant to benefit mw& nations and cripple or embarrass ©them, mpswa vindicative action of amy mrt or my (Continued ffrsro page three, f al nor The success off an attorney not as some pretend to believe, depend upon his ability to bribe witnesses or secretly change the fface of records in Ms favor. The sacred historian placed his stamp of disapproval of such an abuse of honestly in the story off Annanias. What better, or safer policy could an attorney follow than that laid down by the first great Christian minister "Bo no violence." A a school boy, after trying hard to solve his problems in mathematics fell asleep, and in Ms dream, solved the problem, wMch the whole class had failed to solve. On waking, he put his solution on paper and proved it The next morning, before going to class, B, A"s classmate asked Mm if be had solved the pioblem, whereupon A told B, who had not solved it that he had dreamed the solution and showed it to B. On going to class both A and B and only A and B held up their hands when the teacher asked who had solved the problem. If you'd ask for a man Who is noble and true Who forever is striving Some kindness to do.. If you'd ask for a man Who is honored and just, Who forever is working For others in trust If you'd ask for a man Who is tested and tried, Who always has worked For the man at his side. i We shall give you our Beam ' Who is gentle and kind. \ Who works with the motive 11 Of helping n_a__kind. Behind the dest he's leairm'd; In social life a prince; All those who meet this ______ Adore him ever j Belov'd by all law I Adntir'd by all the rest Who labors for such a man j Aspires to do his best DICKEY-TURNaUIBT WEDDINO. The bride wore a brown toiwadclotth suit and picture hat with accessories One of the most interesting ©rents to match. of this fall, was the marriage of Miss ; Mrs. Dickey is the attractive daugh- Evelyn Tnrnanist to Mr, Herman ' ter of Mr, and Mrs. Cari Turaiuist off Bicker which took place last Saturday \ t_j„ city. She is well known in De- afternoon »t the Episcopal ebtirch. Land, having resided here for many The church was beautifully and artis- years and is a popular member of the tfcaUr decorated with chrysanthemum jocai chapter off Pi Beta PM. Mr. Dickey has attended school at the University for a number off yearns and graduated last year from the Collie of Liberal Arts. He is one of the charter members of the PM Beta IM and asparagus fern. Miss Baker presided at the organ and rendered a short musical program before the ceremony- The bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrins Wedding march just at two-thirty Fraternity. ©'clock, Frst came Miss Marion The happy couple left on the afifcear- Wright the maid ©f honor, very _»et- noon train for BristoL vliginia, where ttty mired in a gray georgette crepe and carrying yellow ehrysan- The bride and her father fotbswed and they were met at the altar toy the groom and his best man, Chester BeaHHeu. where the impres- frfve ring ceretnony was they will reside wishes them every I iturc (_- :- :__ S0_B__*_m€S it's to get && ''-■- _ ':/:.-\ —;.".-_r Several years latter, B, who had a c- cn_mula___i scarcely enough to begin his business career said to A who was just beginning his busimess life, "___t us pitch our lots together and we shall soon be pr_ei__ir©us."" Was A jjusttiied in refusing to form a part- nersMp with B because he added ©me problem to the record of his class work? He who stoops to record that wMch was mot Ms or states that wMch he knows was originally diff- fferemttly stated does vWemce to that thing wMch was destined to be the stepping stome t© his success.. K high grades caummot be attained in school life and cases worn im the legal profession im adult life purely on the principles off equity1 and truth- how comlld ©me hope to reach a very high degree of success when relying on that princuple wMch he famows is mot true? Stetson has many students engaged in this war and they are every one ideal specimens off young American manhood. KRUCIBLE GLUEL Last Tuesday evening the Krucible Klub met in Prof. BarrelFs class room, and a good program was enjoyed by alL Hiss Klicker read a paper on the atory Romance the central figures be- sure.. Miss Laura Peters read a Laboratory komnand the central figures being Miss Hodge and Mr. Patch. This was very amusing and produced a laugh from everyone. Prof. Kockwood told off his sumt- meir's experience in the BuPomt Powder factory. This was very interesting and hew to the audience. He told of the work im the acid mixing department and the factory system. Mr. Patch gave a talk on the manufacture of pneumatic tires. _iT *__» ______ j_aw»«_ m 'a_ajiu____ tuw the adjoining room where a delicious ""spread"" was served. This consisted off ©ranges,, sandwiches amd cake. The program for mext Tuesday will be as follows: "_ffluMcipal mfflk ©©nitrat** By Mr. Praihar. "The ffiograpMes of time modern fighters.."" Mr. ¥___. "The early history off che__istry as a science,.'"' Mr. Moore. Debate—"Itesolved that bases are muore useful than acids."' Mr. Hoffimer, affirmative; Miss Coberly, negative. 1 BASKET BALL WE ACCEPT. Dm a recent issue The Collegiate said: "The Collegiate notes with surprise that the work off the cDass in public speaking att BoHins College has been indeffinitely pnsttpnaaed. Cam itt, be that the hall is im meed of repairs so soon after the ©peraing off the year 7" To wMch The Samdspur makes reply: ■"_€©, the haM doesn't, meed repairs.. It's im good condittiom now and will be ready to receive the Stettsom team when it comes to Bollins to -:- ECONOMIC MAYOR'S NOTICE. Mr. Bushmell tells a good joke diff- fferenttiating between capital and labor, as follows: First daifeesy—"_» gwime a fceM yo de capital an" labor. I capital. 1 tries to collect am da tt Momday night ©ff this week ffoumd ttwemty-tw© mem out tt© basket ball practic® in the boys gymnasium.. The boys are going into training and practicing hard for the game to be played with St Augustine ¥. M. C. A. some time during the ffitrstt week ©If Becember. Off the ©Id mem Kuttherford, Gtiu_0___i, Basset amd Peek are already playing im their old time form amd trying to mafinifaiim their positions as regulars. The mew mem are ©smiling out eweaty day and are showing the proper Stetson spirit amd from the way things look they will make some off the old mem hustle tto keep their berths on the varsity squad. Of the mew mem Adams, MaBory, and Welsh are playing good basket ball and Igtiting hard for places on ~h~ :.__.!_: Captain Buttherforii has been acting as coach and we are assured he will have the bo js im good shape for the St The mmimber off games this year wiE probably depend mpom the -spirit fey the sttudemtts im Lottie enthusiasm and lack of spirit will meam that few games will be played, but if the terestt im basket ball amd turn out to the first game it is possible that the ffit to ball through out the W. Rich Ave. DeLand. Fla.—adv.