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SENEY HALL FEW MONUMENT, LABORATORY. GYMNASIUM.
I th l shun evil and strong drink from
jlliP revenues derived from its prac¬
tice.
I \\> are adding our cou.t costs and
ilecreasing happiness on one side of
the ledger; while on the other, we
I are teaching thrift, temperance, and
morality. We are offering to the
graduates of our educational system
the evil of strong drink and all of its
consequences in order to assist others
like themselves to get an education.
In brief, debauch yourself, and thus
help your state in its great work of
education offer all, the state fosters
education, charity and happiness
vithin its borders; and at the same
Dr, James E.
Dickey, Pres¬
ident of Emory
College
WITHIN THE EMORY CHAPEL.
By Richard J. Broyles.
Tis sweet when day draws on the veil of dusk,
And silence broods o’er all the patient earth,
Like something stirless, as in somber death,
To find myself in this secluded spot
Alone with God. These quaint old walls ot clay
Will pass away; yea soon, and quite too soon;
Rut this will ever be a sacred spot.
It is so still I hear my own heart beat,
A hich warns me of the quickly coming end
A hen it shall beat no more. My breathing flesh
Reminds me of itself, and thus I know
l am not soul alone, nor mind, but bear
n I he flesh, and must have corresponding thoughts.
And too, 'tis sweet to touch the organ ke.vs,
,« i So faded and by years ol use,
I now, worn
And thus pour the adoration forth
Of my pent heart in choicest melody.
■ he sun has set. The purple hills grow dim.
A hush is felt. All nature peaceful lies,
And through the windows and open doors,
Along the shaded aisles, the zephyrs from pass,
I he balmy breezes, fresh and sweet on.
Young meadowlands, play through my hair, and skim
Across my upturned face- They breathe to me
! h oQean isles and fancied planes afar,
A here lovers live forever free to love,
And feel the thrill of wildest youthful dreams.
r % heart beats loud. Such cannot be lor me,
E Lxcepft when from this clinging clay m\ soul
e A ithin my dream-barge stealthily departs,
t And for little while all carelessly
a
) an revel in a mesh of vainest dreams.
r I is dream within thy walls,
sweet to come, and God.
fairest, ivy-covered House of
.
time entrenches strong drink—its des
(ruction.
To the thinking taxpayers among
hs: Does it pay to get your revenues
after such a fashion? Think of the
contradiction, and beware lest you
bring disaster in the long run. You
cannot afford to temporize in dealing
with a deadly enemy.
Arise, meet the enemy of strong
drink in whatever manner he may
meet or in whatever guise he may be
clothed, ye tax-payers and citizens,
Vote as you -.pray,
GEORGE P. SHINGLER,
j rrof. of Chemistry in Emory Uni-
1 versify.
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THE COVINGTON NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915.
Your clothes need a rest
They’ll be better clothes
if they get it once in a
while, just as a res makes
you a better man.
If you have a plain
blue or gray or brown
suit, alternate it with
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Varsity Fifty Five
in a check or Glen Urquhart. We
\ can show you any variety of smart
\ patterns; they’re decidedly the
thing and unusual values at $25.
Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx 'Ha
LEE BROTHERS
Covington, Georgia
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
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