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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-20
RETURNED TO
HOME IN MILTON.

Miss Glenn Gentry, who has been en-
joying a pleasant visit in the city for
the past week as the guest of her sis
ters, Mrs. Dave Wilson and Miss
Emma Gentry, ga South Reus street,
has returned to her home in Milton,
Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-20
HAVE RETURN ED
HOME.

Mrs. Morris Bear and daughter,
Hilda, have returned home after Wis
iting for the asst six weekps in Balti-
more, Boston, Washington. D. c., and
New York City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-20
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Fred Schools wishes to extend
her sincere thanks to her friends for
their kindness and sympathy during
her bereavement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-20
MR.. GEORGE
SERIOUSLY ILL.

The many friends OF Mr.. Carroll
George will regret to learn of his
serious illness at his home on East
Intendencia street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-20
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
OF A SON.

DR.. AMI Mrs. ]. L. Ingram, 18th
avenue and 18th street, announce the
birth of son Friday, October is. who
will bear the name of Robert Presley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-10-20
BEULAH

beulah, Oct. 19.-The weather this
week mas put everything out of joint
III the country. No hay-making or
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-02-22

tcntion 10 her. Aftor she had conc
tho enid said: my names Robert. hut
uncle calls me Bobby,ins Watts DOR
namei"
MY name." said Martha. lis Mar
ina The hoy had neglected 10 stat
MIS- last name. hut Martha had not no
nced it. for she was busy rolling up
lace that her late customer had IN
rnlicds Later she was To find out the
reason for his omission. AZ closing
Time drew near. she asked Robert IL
ho knew the way home.
"Oh. yes. Marta." replied tho chilli.
"nncle's house isn't far from here.
He don't got home iii o'clock. an
| tx lonesome. Me will tome an sec
you tomorrow"
That night Martha made some fudge
with which TO tempt the child on the
morrow. for she was already very fon |
OF him.
The next day she was fully repaid
Tor The trouble she had taken in max
ing the candy. by his raptures. MY.
hut You tan took, tan't you?" wds The
iirSt lisping remark. then. after a few
lunnches, 81 dot to tell my uncle about
you, Tor lie wants took awful much"
He does.' was The exclamation OF
Martha. We'll dear, may soon stop
working here and then will go TO
see him" The one thing Martha couin
do cXccllcntly was to conk. she had
answered all of the cook ads in iLc
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to poison Todd! TO save Duncan
from the consequent disgrace. Dcuby
was for warning Todd Mt once. but ,hc
others counsellcd patience. John
Duncan would do nothing foolish. OF
that thoy were certain 10 be sure.
nothing could he learned of his "cN~
pertinent" FOR he had been WORKING
In an isolated section of the lahora-
tory. but il was decided to wait for
his return.
Lunch hour came and went. and
still there were no signs nf Duncan
After nasty luncheon. the men gath
cred IN the library again. and ns cnrh
hour slipped past, with no ncws from
him. The expressions on their faces
hncano more tense. and Dcnbv had
worn path in the carpet from pa,-
ING IN and down. Thou the phone
rang and DENLY lcGpod to il, The
others gathered around him anXiously h.
ponbv. Is that you?" came Dun
can" voice over the wire. softly.
Good. Listen. Come over TO Todd's
house right away, And como alone.
And az DENLY heard click on the
on tho other end, he turned white
face to- the others
Good Heavens. men, gaspcd DENLY
Hes there II, Todd's house, and he
wants mo to comc--right away
alone"
lie hastily wiped the beads or pcrs-
pirntlon from his forehead and dashcl
from tho room.
Ten minutes later DENLY rushed
hrcaihlcssly pnst the man who opened
Todd's door and made for the library.
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paper. but naught had conc OF them.
Aitcr this Robert, ar "Bobbykins,' us
she now called him, visited her every
day, and told her many things of
uncle until ho rose exceedingly la
her estimation, and muanwh lie. "iIc
Robert told tales to uncle" bout his
Lace counter girl" while she ala1
rose very highly In his opinion
Roberts uncle ~ last required IN
interview to decide about hirinh h'r
az cook and nurse for "IphhyLiIs. %
Martha knew that IL she nee ped :hts
position she could commard higher
salary and she would lji5. The wurl,
she loved lliat of Il cook ird Al nb,l,cr
On notable Sntu.'Gy afternoon
which was hers To- . WIh uH sn"
pleased she visited ih' house "f'rc
houses from tho 5,or'."
She trcmblcd MS she rang the bell
1t WAS opened by John. MiIh a
little gasp. Martha umblcd into u,s
arms. Scarcely realizing Il, sic WIS
led INTO the library. "Thofc. ii;t.a
girl, do you feed bcttcr?" asked .juiin,
after oscorting Martha 10 the Gcia
Yes whispered she. Then follow
cd swift explanations
John, thinking Martha no lune, T.
loved him. hal rented house Dn tro
same street aa the store In wiica Mar
tina worked. liis heart had become al =
tachcd Ia "BObbylina,' which tu nai
rescued from an orphan asynim. anj
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but In order to do this, she would
nave TO look through an exceedingly
Tat man, so she gave mp the attempt
and gazed at the back of his news
paper instead. II only she hadn't
quarrelled with John (that name
again. She simply couldn't remem-
Der what they had Quarrelled about
now, II was such small matter. John
mad lett III anger, and had gOne-shc
didn't know where.
AT last Martha stepped out OF tho
troliy. took deep breath OF fresh air.
and hurried into the store where sue
had been working at The lace contcr
for the last two weeks. More than
three weeks ago her father hal
caught a bad cold by walking home in
the ram one evening after herring the
news that the company in which near
ly all of his money was invested had
failed. a fit OF dependency followed.
and still later, pneumonia. All of this
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at the lace counter.
About o'clock small boy walked
up 10 Martha's counter and said win
apparent difficulty: please. wants
10 cents WORT a lace"
What kind of lacc?" inquired Mar
tina.
Match lace, dess." replied the ill
tie fellow. Uncle givcd 10 cents 20
pend an | heard the lady mex door
say dat she touldn't match her lace so
tum TO Diet some match lace"
Isn't he a thoughtful little dear"
thought Martha Then she said aloud:
I'm afraid can't give you 10 cen s
worth OF match lace. but don't you
want To sit down and rest awhile be-
tore you go back to your uncio?" She
secretely wondered II he knew the
way back.
Yes" said the child simply.
Just them customer approached so
Martha had to devote all of her at
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crowd gathered around him. begging
lor an explanation, and ] suppose
secretly hoping his assailant had boon
a tramp, so they might have the salts
lactl0n OF hanging him-but John
merely smiled sorrowful smile and
trudged upstairs 10 bed. But college
town Is swift place for news. and
early the next morning il was noised
ABOUT that John Duncan had met a
rather rough reception at the hands of
old man Todd. and that some ono had
seen Esther crying bitterly. So tho
boys shook their heads doubtfully and
hecalise they loved Duncan. waited fer
an explanation, but none came. Then
there drifted into the campus "A renor,
that Todd had handed down the dccl
sion that no 'cmpty-headcd collc.e
rultian would visit his daughter"
The time was drifting along toward
me iinal exams. and DENLY, Duncan's
roommate. was sitting by tho open
window in their living apartment.
honlng over his "cvics," when from
the window of the chemical labora-
tory opposite there came a loud re-
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accounted for Marthas white hand
fast becoming roughened by her work
and II was work, too. for 10 suit fus-
sy women in matching lace was no
easy task.
IT was not a hoInely girl who enter
ed the store at so carly an hour. for
wavy brown hair. soft brown eyes. /,
nice complexion and even white teeth
made pleasing picture The dainty
Dlue suit in which she was clad was
also very becoming. Beneath the skirt
OF this suit popped a pair of small
brown slippers. Narlha took her place
at the lace counter, and tried 10 wait
impatient custom
cr should arrive
After a comparatively easy morning.
Martha took her cold lunch to near
oy restaurant and ate it. She had de
cidcd that she would rather take her
lunch than have 10 buy one. After
lunch she again resumed her position
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IN their midst And he deserved it
no one can deny that fact and stay
alive. 1t just seemed that when he
doomed UP i'll n crowd, with that fine,
big figure of his, and that big. honest,
happy smile that never left him, the
fellows forgot they had nunked IN
Latin, or that they had been suspend
cd from the team, and took new hear.
But, nj the same time no one could
understand his real motive for div
ing away at his studies, like he did
Soon is he left college, they kneM. he
would step into his fathers BANK win
the title of teller" or assistant CASH
icr' or the like. But what caused
more guessing than who would be
captain of the team next year Was
the fact that Duncan was mixing with
his course on economics and finances.
extra and seemingloss useless courscs
Ill chemistry, physics and botany.
You're not going in for rnisirc
bank notes. arc you. Johnny?" ked
Falter. banteringly, one night at The
frat house. rs that the reas.n you're
making your hands all green and vel
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Tnrncdo Proni Shins.

Hudson Maxim asserts that he can
make ships torpedo proof by protcc-
tive walls. not of heavy armor, but Of
4 combination Of metallic rods and
cylinders filled with water. The reds
are to impede and slow down the We
iocity of the high pressure gases from
the torpedo, which are the destructive
agent of its explosion while the wa
ter, shattered into spray, is to co
them, contract them and reduce thei.'
pressure. Thus it will, be poss bic.
Mr.. Maxim believes, that torpedo
should explode in direct contact with
ships hull without infficting serious
damage upon her. He communicates
the details of his device to the Scien-
tile American, rcmarking somewhat
dryly that as tho Germans are in no
present need of protective devices
against torpedoes, this publication can
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nut IN the meantime. while sport was
so good. she liked to hold Robert
called. with that facctious little t,7ia,
OF The boy and girl mind Boz
White'-off and tease him as much
as she dared. She was beginning 10
wonder just how much further she
dared go when the Dalcs gave part.
and Deacon" Wrislcy brought his
cousin from the city. The cousin was
rather thin. bloOdless looking crca-
ture. and beside Bob White" stackc.'
up like TERROR to IL Great Dane.
Ruth was having tho time OF her life
She had danced three times W.T. the
stranger and had the sly pleasure OF
seeing Bob WhiteH glover from his
place just outside the parlor door Not
that Bob was either Jealous or II
boor. but two of the dances had been
his. and AT Ruth's light laughter when
she tripped away on the arm of the
stranger, he had been openly angry.
The rooms are pretty, aren't they?"
Bob answered without turning mis-
head. He knew the voice, 1t vas
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right this minute. wouldn't ha.
m'sscd learning about you Tor the
world"
That's lovely" brcathcd small Peg
Say. couldn't come over Sunday
and take YOU out for drive. L. lyans
Ii Just crazy 10 get out In the couh-
try
You mieht--but how about Ruin?
everybody says YOU are as good ~ Gu
gagged.
We'll. were not! Ruth has 'wu
much love tor variety To suit me. 20
known that Tor a long time"
lie had made that discovery hut II
lew moments since but manlikc
though II had hocn of long. SOW
growth In his mind, and. mnnlilir ms
we'll he didn't wonder at the fco,!n,:
Of lightncss the knowledge that there
was no engagement between him and
Ruth gave him He just uccc,~cd he
gifts Of the gods and questioned not,
I'D like To Go-aw(ully- hu Won
know how II is, Id hate ,o do Il
shabby trick to Ruth -
but tell you Ruth doesn't arc.
She hasn't wanted me for long time.
Look how she took right VI with thar
stranger tonight"
oh. Ruth doesn't mean amyth.nr.
Shc is just gay and II butterfly"
The boys face grew sombrc "'rhcn
YOU won't Eo?"
I'D like to nwrully-- but,
say" he broke In ''ir 70 barlt
and ask Ruth for dance and she re-
fuscs-wlll youT"
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musical his companions laueh vas.
And Peggy thought how big and boom
inS-thoroughly manly was Roh's.
little lator. when thoy were STROLL
ing alone the garden path, urilh, r q,
them caring lot about dancing aud
poth loving outdoors and fresh AM
Bob" gaaed long at the mnunll,ht on
Pegg, s "iiGh" hoir which Il, b, some
strange and glorious alchemy, turned
TO thread-gold.
You're awful little he said ,r, ,,s-
vanity, and Peggy answered lust as
unconcctcdly--
Your head is SO high can't Sc,
the color"
II am kind o. LONG a; ono ,n.." Ia,
au,ni'icd with a laugh. Il could ITO
with II little lowcr--thc DAVIS" n
MOSQUITOES seem to lamp my head
ana men nave a reunion ri tho ,.ans
right there for the SEASON"
10 Peggy laughed--and looking az her
Wh'tc teeth, her smiling mouth. nou
laughed also.
isn't II funny all The time I've
known YOU vet this is The first time
rye ever really scon YOU"
THAT'S the way feel about YOU.
,Thc hoy cleared his throat. wet hIs
lips drew his head free of hind'ly;
collar.
Are YOU glad YOU discovered m,
he asked.
Peggy turned her head aside: troy
Ind stopped now. "Why. how cml,!
You expect girl to know 80 souu?
she parricd
Ava fcllow-now. me- know
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stood AT his clbow-"Gec." te said
OoFishiy- Just what I was thlnkins,
You know The l.aunch'?" The n, |
hodued-AHnt Betty weighed over Two
hundred and WAS short. so her sr,'lc
was APT and Bob White. having ,ral.
y looked ut fcggy Macdonald 10,
inc hrst time In all the many year;
he knew hcr, continued lookins, peg
sy and Bob had been neighhots for
years and he knew her as well MS he
knew the size and shape Of his ow,
hand---and as little
Why he said as last when pog-
gy's lids had yelled her eyes. They're
blue after ALL"
And yours are brown p,-.y
said. understanding perfectly that isoi
meant eyes.
That's funny! ! always Thought
your eyes were grizzly green
And thought yours were cr.,y
they laughed becausc--wcll. mst h.
cause thoy happened to feel Xix, il.
which Is mighty fine reason. At thai
moment, Bob thought how low and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-02-22
Shield 10 Protect Soldiers.

No single instrument of destruc'il len
Is playing moro vital role in the
present war than the machine gun.
To deprive Germany of this weapon
by offsetting it's effect is the purpose
OF an inventor who has deyeioped
builetproof lighting shield that Is per-
haps worthy OF study. The device is
a wedge-shaped steel shelter mounted
on one front and two rear wheels and
intended TO accommodate ten infantry
men. The shield is designed to be
folded nat and carried through the
communication trenches to the firing
line, where il could be assembled
quickly under cover OF darkness.
ready to protect Sammies, Tomnlies
and Poilus during an carly morning
advance across mo Mans Land"
Popular Mechanics contains further
details of this interesting continuance.
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Collar buttons are a. be dispensed
with by the use OF n new collar whiuh
is supplied with tabs, designed to on
gage in the uaunl buttonhOlcs Of the
garment. This viii dispense also wi,n
many Of the trials and fluctuations OF
the man who has heretofore hccn
compelled 10 put his faith in buttons
OF ono character or another. For
these are very unreliable factors of
the masculine wardrobe. often discoY-
cred tn be missing at "A most critical
time. and, unfortunately. mas"uln }
fingers do not seem TO he entirely
adapted 10 the use OF tho needle and
thread for replacing the missing men,
bers. With the now tabled collar
the masculine fraternity is freed from
tho annoyance of lost buttons 10 a
very great extent, certainly as far as
the collar is concerned.
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low with those acids?"
John grinned good-naturcdly and
shook his head
NO. lie answered, with a laugh. 81
nope TO raise Il little money. but not
That way" But he youchsafcd no rur-
thor information on the subject.
And the first fceting Thought the
boys had when John showed up nj the
Christmas dance with that dainry.
ravishingly pretty daughter of Benia-
min Todd. the chemist at the PLUMP
ton mlnition works. was that he VAS
contemplating a partnership with me
Old man, but that was nut aside he
cause OF Johns oft-repeated assoI-
IONS of his ambition in the field of
1nance. But We didn't learn until later
that John had called for Esther Todd
at her aunts home TO take her TO the
dance.
Ono evening, shortly after 4. ON a
cold night in February, John stasgcr-
cd into the frat house. prescntins n
sorry appearance. His clothes were
muddy from stem TO stern and his
collar was hanging by u shred. The
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port, and two seconds later Duncan.
a sorry looking sight, hurst from the
hali, making straight for his room, in
another brief instant he WAS stamping
and pounding Dcnby on the back. and
making queer. inarticulatc noises with
MS tongue. DENLY. alarmed gave Il
quick glance at his smokc-laden face
and neck, his fiery eyes. and sprang
TO his feet
Wait here" commanded benny
jumping into his coat. en- yet the
doc. And he was nearly to the door
when he felt Johns heavy hand grab
him and haul him back.
mo. No. I'm all right. Den" yas,,J
Duncan, holding him back. live
got IL. Den. I'll fix old Todd now
DENLY looked ut him an1iously.
Got him." he echoed. What do YOU
mcan?"
MY experiment is success-a
marvel, shouted Duncan. glccfully.
Now, I'll fix him"
DENLY gaspcd.
john" he asked, sobcrly, holding
us friend by tho shoulders. You're
not proposing--to poisnn--I udd?'
a roar of laughter greeted him.
or course not" protested John.
Then he turned to the washbowI and
erased the marks of the powder from
his face. Then. cvading DENLY. he
slipped from tho room and vanished.
DENLY waited ten minutes. thunder
struck, then rushed into the library
downstairs, and took three or four of
lhn men into his confidence. duncan
had lost his reason! lie was hAins
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Peggy MacDopalds. Il small u.uus,
girl with coolies OF light hair aid
grizzly green" eyes. Peggy went
everywhere, seemed to have MS Eopd
a time as any other young person,
nut was never Squirrel" 10 aud tom
places. being always third. or a
nth, or seventh
The Dales always have thinSs fiHro
nicely. he replied. and WINGED as
Ruth tloatcd by. laughing III h,r
rather shrill. vivid tones.
"Of course you're coming to m,
party on The tcnth?" Peggy 0ue,led
but Bob didn't answer. he was watch
ing Aunt Betty Dale get ready to per-
form the acrobatics which she called
dancing. Aunt Betty swayed this wa,
and that dipped. tossed aside the
youth who was her companion Of tho
moment. and finally got under way.
She starts she movcs-shc s,,.ns
to. fool the breath OF life alons l.yr
keel
Bob icrkcd around and gazed ,rrv
much down on the little girl who
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-02-22
Truck al Home In Wstcr.

AmphibiOus automobiles are not al
together unfamiliar contrivances. but
land-and- water motor trucks designed
primarily for military purposes are
far from usual. Such a machine has
been developed, says Popular Me
chanics. There Is reason to believe
mat 1t Will In time see the battle
fields of France. II has behaved well
IN recent tests and inspired consider
able confidence in the minds of those
who have seen 1t perform. While
carrying dozen passengers, the car
has been driven into rivers and lakes
and crlised the same as motor boat.
For scouting parties and others oper-
attng in advance of an army, il Is
thought that the car should provo i'm
mensely useful. especially in view Of
the fact that the enemy in retiring
never leaves bridges standing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-02-22

III she refuses you for somcbr
clso-ycs"
Ruth watched With differing
the approach OF Bob White. who
two years she had called her proper
so" she thought, "hc was coming
ask hor for dance lilo could
out and leave her and then think
could whistle her back. Wen. she
show hint" She forgot, OF course. a
selfish people do. how she had SCENE
Ia think Bob would stand around in
definitely aud watch her dance hi
dances with others.
lob asked for tho dance. and Rue
consulted her little book -archcd he
eyebrows, turned aside her head a
replied swcctly-+'"l nc third frcm no
YOU may havc--maybc."
Bob looked for Peggy. hut the mu;
had started and a partner CLAIM
her. iIc danced with some one.
hardly knew whom, and when
dance was finished. sought and 70
her. 4
With an air uf proprictorshir u
tucked the collar Of her coat cl +
To tito small girls neck ~
"Gc"!" he sighed I'm going d &
joy that drive Sunday" We.
ITS three whole days 10 Sur ~
Peggy looked down. @
SAY just thought OF some,
Let's 80 tomorrow night" H.
"Why that will be splundid!" III
INJURED Peggy. I'VE
The music Tor Inc third dance
cd aa they started homcward. s
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AZ The door he stopped aEhu
standins In the ccntcr Of The r.
saw Duncan. with his arms
Esihcr's waist, while cont
loWneing IN II large chair oil,
Todd VAS con,cnicdly putting {;
his pine.
John" shouted DENLY. rus
IN The other and wring'ng hi
You -hc--it's all right"
Elmo nv II fiddle. Den" aI
Duncan. with Il broad smile.
Todd. lei me introduce Hal
my roommate. Den, congratu
l'nf going To marry Esther"
"'rhcn then you're not goin.
hank. after ALL" Gurglcd ncnr
islly.
"Of course" laughed Duuca
here, ri tell YOU everything !
Todd here has been working o
cXploaiyc. 4 year ago mot
and flom that time on shc
pivot Of my cyiSinucc. Mr..
not like college men. SO S.
II sidc-linc tn win Esther.
another sidc-linC In order !
her took m chemistry,
showed Mr. Todd the why Il
his explosive, At first+--li' /
blow nc up," and John 81 f
minisccntly, "but nftcrward- L
the sidc-linc paid. and puid II
All of which was very n
DENLY. ns hr saw Esthcr's n
M around her lovers neck y
lips pressed 10 his. while ~ Il
corners of rodd's fine old I I
stole II happy smile. y
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not IN the best Of humors.
She was thinking about what the
DOCTOR had just said concerning her
father, If he had not the best OF car
and long list of tonics that the doc
TOT had prescribed, well. she dare not
think OF what would happen. She Fad
lost enough already, she told herself,
namely. John.
When Martha thought of this name.
she blushed, glanced quickly around
and tried to look out of the window
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III the faculty granted the concession
They might even have thrown up the
intercollegiate foot ball championship.
OF which the faculty proudly boasted
IN tho prospectus, TO help Duncan
gain his end. Although he was TWEEN
ty-two and probably tho oldest man in
The senior class. yet throughout lis
entire four years he was the idol of
the college. Being modest TO fault,
he had been elected to every Office In
their gift, despite his violent protests,
and the Phis had given a tremendous
blowout at the opening of the college
year to celebrate their victory over
the other fratcrnities in landing him