Evening journal., 1921-12-03

subscription price had been reduced
from one dollar and a half to one
dollar She urged everyone to get
this bargain. Miss Edith Leonard
asked the students TO cooperate
with the circulation department by
giving names OF people who might
be Interested in subscribing for the
paper. Miss Frances Worthington
asked for help on the ADVERTISING
problem. Since the paper is the
paper OF the whole school, everyone
had chance at naming It. OF the
names handed in the stan chose
three-The Blue Diamond, the Blue
Kettle and the Women's College Re-
fiector-which the student body
again voted on. The Blue Kettle
won the day. There will be Blue
Kettle published before the Christ
mas vacation.
The staff OF THE Blue Kettle" fol-
lowed up the advantage OF the chapel
period on Thursday morning by Civ
ing plaything in the dining-room
on Thursday evening. Miss Edna
Cranston, "a acted as leading lady
or auesioner. The other members
OF the stan appeared as Lord Ches-
terhelds. It (the Blue Kettle)
satisfies. Ask Mohitt, she knows,
brought forth a further explanation
OF the hopes for the magazine. The
girls were advised not TO use bucks,
but to SAY It with Flowers" The
newsy lady urged every girl to see
her name in print. Like Ivory
soap, the paper was 10 be ninety
nine and sixty-six and two-thirds
per cent. pure. A very old-fashion-
ed lady who was much behind the
times asked to subscribe to the Re-
porter. The ghost OF the Reporter
entered and wished long life to her
SUCCESSOR. After the plaything con-
tracts were given to tho girls at the
various tables to sign II they wished
10 subscribe to the paper. nearly
everyone decided at once to sub
scribe for the now magazine.
DR.. Jones has been giving a series
OF related talks on Thursday even
ing. The first was what makes
me what / am ?" the second, what
lifts me from what am ?" the third.
What saves me from what I am ?"I
on last Thursday evening he talked
on the subject 'sWhat takes me from
whore am?" The first thing
which takes us from what we are isl
the elemenk OF vision. real vision
which leads 20 task. When Saul
saw a vision he said Lord. what
wouldst thou have me to do?" All
the men who saw visions as Moses
Plato. Tennyson did not let the vi
sion be a thing in itself but saw the
vision as an incentive to a task. The
second element is discomfort Dis
content is the sign that something is
living and growing. that It is not
stagnant. Discomfort has made the
conditions OF labor as good as they
are today and discomfort viii help 10
make them better In the religious
field. clergyman are discontented
with the UNCONVENTIONAL divisions.
they want church universal. In
the religious life of an Individual.
discomfort as we'll as penitence and
struggle go to make up the life. The
third element Is the willingness to
live according to the will OF God.
Thy will be done with my talents.
/ thy viii he done with my friend
ship, thy will he done with my money
all these II they are rightly fol-
lowed will take us from whore we
are.
Reward Is always an element
which makes us strive 10 do better.
The reward at the end OF tho life is
not for penitence, is not for time
but for the quality OF work. As a
last thought DR.. Jones urged the
girls TO ask God about the future 10
find out Gods plans for the use oil
their talents.
Miss Marian Hatfield 20. who was
the representative OF the women's
College at the convocation OF colleges
for the discussion OF the question
Of Disarmament. held at Chicago
Sunday and Monday. November
3 and "a DR.. Ahram Harris. OF tho
Board OF Education OF the Method
ist Episcopal Church planned this
/ convocation. He had planned only for
a convocation OF the colleges OF the
east but found the whole country so
Interested that he changed his plans
NNf Wn0NN count
At the convocation in Chicago there
we're representatives from two hun
dred and twenty-five colleges. MANY
} OF the delegates were alumni ana
faculty members. Some OF the sneat
ers we're Mr.. Sherwood Eddy. DR.
Charles FINLEY. OF the Caivar,
Church (colored) In philadelphia
, Mr.. Charles Denly. Jr., OF Princeton
the Rev. DR.. Boynton. OF New Yorl
City The spirit Of enthusiasm 4,
these men was most inspiring. Mis-
Hatfield read the reports OF tn
committees on resolution and organ
lzation. President Emeritus Charlie
Eliot. OF Harvard. will he The hon
orary head OF the organization. MI
John Rothschild will be the activ
head OF this organization which Is {,
be formed. There will be clubs in al
the colleges. They are 10 select
leader who will have the time an,
the interest to provide for discus
sion OF tho question. II Is the dut,
of every college student 10 be able Il
speak and give a real opinion oi
these subjects There will be Stat,
chalrmen who will act with the ma
iional chairman. The student bod,
voted 20 have a part Of this grea
organization At tho women's College
The election of chairman wa
postponed, however. Probably tn,
club will Be continued after tn,
Disarmament Conference as a Cur
rent Events Club.
Dean Robinson was at home yes
Ierdav aftcrnnnn The rcrnnl hill.