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Gator be : Chapel, l 4 Fl I Ion Sollee, Newton, Cox, Hare, f
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Heeling W 8 I Q 8_ 1 tor: Buckley, a Speedy Outfit. 1:
IS' FOR A GREATER FLORluA ; t
! L .Ur:- IV RSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 12,1922 NO. 30 f
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'JATOR STICKMEN SPLIT HESS AND SLAGER i; FIVE4VIANTRACKTEAM 1 TO
I L SERIES WITH HATTERS! GIVE BEST TROPHY SR. ATHLETE TO !Ii i i UPHOLD ORANGE AND BLUE ,
i tart. Players Got Off to Bad sists and one put-out. Roach's homer A beautiful trophy donated by Hess rooters of the Faculty team, .which'; Team Composed of Captain Sol- t
and Lost First Round and Gray's three-bagger were the and Slager, Inc.,(Of the city of Jack- is probably accounted for by the fact]I lee, Newton, Cox, Buckley and =t
it>O;but Came Back Strong on feature hits of the Gators, and every sonville, is to be awarded at commencement that the "finals" are fast approach-]J I Hare, with Coaches Ryder and
urday, Handing the Stet- one of the team played air tight base to the member of the 1|I ing, ano Ire rats" would rather risk II' Atkinson, Left Wednesday i
j B tes a 13-1 Drubbing. ball.The I graduating class who has proven :;: the punishment from the Seniors II Morning for Baton Kouge, !
I w box scores and line-ups for himself to1 be the best all round athlete -I than the "flunks". from the various ;I La. ;
fbe University of Florida complet- both games are as.follows: during his four years at the ,"Profs. : I
F jher 1922 baseball schedule last FIRST GAME. University of Florida. 'I' Score by innings: I j With a snug group of five well i
Lay and Saturday when she split FLORIDAAB R H PO A E The Owj-n-Cutter Co., of Tampa, RilE trained track men, Captain Ryder ;
series with Stetson Hatters, the Bange, "If ..._________.2 00002) presented the cup last year which Faculty '.'". ......010 102 x-4 5 3 I t left Wednesday for the S .1. A. A. 1
tgsnz going to the "Stetsonite-s" "Blake, 2b _.__..______4 0 0 l' 6 0 was won by William _Madison, of ( Seniors ......_____.100 000 2-3 9 2 track meet at Baton Rouge, Louiai- f
[J2 toO tally, and the second gamo Carlton, cf .:....__4 00100 Jacksonville. I Batteries (Faculty) Beck, Kline, I ana, to represent "University of j
"g to, the Gators by the one-sided j Roach, ss ........-'_____4 01320 The decision regarding the cup this and Van Fleet; (Seniors) Spencer i Florida today and tomorrow ia the ;
eof 13to1. ;Ward, c ......._...____4 0 0 11 0 i 0 is faculty t and Hogart. Umpire, Rai Dickson. i events in which: all the best college, I II
t tt .. year to be made by the I
<'"the first game' Richardson, Bracken, 3b .;____ l:_.._4 00011 !t committee on athletics composed of } (i teams of the South will compete.-
toS for Stetson, was the-'pitcher Gray, rf ___._.:__...___4 0 0. 0 0* OJ i the following members: Beck, Kline, j FRESHMEN RULES 192223. The team includes Arthur Saitae,
1' :the Florida stickmen literally Mahannah, lb ....__4 0 0 11 0 0 J:' Leake, Atkinson, Van Fleet, lider |, entering in the "100" and the broad
ked out of the box a few weeks Hartman, p _____.__1. 01040 I White ,and Manchester.The RECKLESS RODENTS: j I jump; O'Neal l Cox and Rolf Buckler,
seemed toe Work If _. ....,__._1 00000\ 1 both in
5'at DeLand, but he ]! I I cup to be presented is one 01'\ Hear, heed, and hasten to obey the i entering the mile and half
here for vengeance for !; Dickson __..._.......__1 00000 I I mile; Hare doing the "440" and Newton
come the moat beautiful ever awarded to following mandates of your mighty
toy McClendon rf .. ..0 0 0 0 0' C who will "100" throw
held Coach Richbourg's nine --- !I any teem or individual athlete.on the ;masters the SOVEREIGN SOPHS. ;. run the the
; two singles and allowed only one I campus of the University of Florida. ; We know the words of wisdom areas discus and do the broad jump.
the Totals _...___..33 0 2 27 13 3 !
" part
.-' Over-confidence on 'It is unusually attractive in its de- naught to your immatured intellects I Each man is in excellent trim and
the Gators enabled the Hatters to i! ----- I sign and is handsomely -engravcdrI but nevertheless let these say- the coaches are well pleased with the
:::* good lead, and George Hart- I STETSONAB R H PO A K I bearing the following inscription \ ings sink deep, and some day you results of the long training and all t
3, pitching for Florida,,.played a 1 Hooper, 2b _____4 00440 I "The University of Florida Trophy !! may realize that they nave indented are confident of reasonable success. J
Tir game, although allowing a few I Lambert, If ..........__4 01200 II presented by Hess and Slager, Inc. I your marble dome. t{ Arthur Sallee, captain of the team, ,t
rt'hUs and two bagg,rs that the ;Higgenbotham, c ....4 0 1 5 0 0 (Name of winner). Best all round 1|; RULES1Freshmen ; believes that from th,,! reports whka I
ton agregation managed to bunch Murray 3b _____....__0 0 0 0 1 0 'I athlete for- four years." !I shall wear rat-caps &i he has received of the various enterinj ,
)he winning tallies. Markovitz, ss __..._...4 01321 Mr. Ifessftn writing to Bill Bivens, all times during the first semester.' ? teams none of them, with the exception 1.
?fcc first run, which was made :in White, lb ......______3 00801 I the president! of the student body, :;i II-Freshmen shall at all times Of two of which he has ))t J
?third frame, came from a "fluke" Cureton, rf ......_...._.2 10201 !expressed the following sntiment: 'jI !take I off their caps to members of heard, should be more than a match ;
:knock-cm Owen, sf ____._..___._.4. 0 1 2 O' 0 I I "It was my pleasure,*o.have visited | the faculty. for the. Gators. i
Richardson, p ..---_3 1 = _1 ..: 0 the University of Florida on last j j11W&dltY'.wftti [ HI-Freshmen shall at'any time be | Until recently there has been comparatively 4
;1 base, which fell .bear the sack,t t ". .""_- \ ,.j -, -0 'the Jacksonville Btelc-j:' able? to give "of the following information little activity in track ath- i
l before: < he could find the ball ana 1. Totals .______._..31 2627 8 3 | ration. We all very much appreciated ;; : letics, but under the encouragementand 1
it home, the! runner had made :Batted for Mahannah in /eighth. j!' the courtefies extended us there, and j II 1 Who is president and dean of leadership of Captains Alkisson
'.of his snare time and crossed Score: by innings: can truthfully :state, ar enow fully | (I each college. and Rdr-r the team has grown up
plate. Tb/ next run came when FLORIDA ._______000 oo.000-0 i awake to the possibilities of your; .2-When was the University foam! J around the little nucleus l led by Sallee. .
:eton ma :(to second by Owen's single and Summary: Two base hits, Richardson The student body of the Gator institution 'i 3-Name the staff of the military in tine it should become one of Flor .
:ye:: in on a beautiful two-base hit I 2. Sacrifice hits, Work, Whit, feels itself indebted to the department. : ida's most important branches of athletics. -
Bkhardscn. Markovitx for Double plays, Markowitz to Hooper to I Hess and Slager Jewelry Co., and to 4-Name the coaching staff. ? Florida has a climate that permits -
1,played a good game and su Stet-I White; Blake to Roach; Blake to Ma- Mr. Hess personally for this act of'' 5--Nr\B. captains of this, and last ;, training all the year and pro-. .
]in robbing the Gators of several hannah to Bracken to Roach. Total ; friendship which he has so generously year's major sports team vides men that can be brought to a
catches I Florida 9 Stetson 23; Left on I their Alma Mater. high state. cf athletic perfection.
a DYe! hits by making nifty bases ; shown toward 6-Name all letter men in school. i
tie small pop-flies that the'Gators bases, Florida 5, Stetson 6. Hits'off I 7-Know all athletic schedules. ; Track, like the University of Florida,
ocked throughout the game. Hartman, 6 in 9 innings; off Richardson 8-Know last vf ar's athletic record. is in its infancy, and the efforts now I
la the second game the Gators 2 in 9 innings. Base on ba'ls, FACULTY TRIrv1r11EDI I 9-Know all songs and yells. .being' made are only the beginning
back with vengeance that off Hartman- 3, off Richardson 1. 10-Know the officers of the !student of what ft- is hoped will become a '
ae spletely swamped a the Hatter crew,, Struck .out, by Hartman 11; by Rich- SENIORSTICKMEN{ \ body. : great success. ,
:hough' Cureton, of Stetson, saved ardson 5. Umpire, Jimmy Ryan IV-Freshman shall attend all das 5 ,
s team from a shutout when he led Okag t nine under !and mass meetings.VFreshmen j LOST.
in the ninth with a home run SECOND GAME. I I The faculty the leader- shall be present it I -
\* the center fielder's head. It was FLORIDAAB R H PO A E I ship of Prof. B.ck and Coach Rich-\all athletic contests, and without J t Lost Friday night one bunch of
treed after the game that Cure- Blake. 2b __________.___4 1 1 0 4 0 I bourg emerged victorious over the dates. I about 8 keys; finder please return to
rf .____--5 t 1 3 0 0 Senior stickmen in a hard fought ; VI-Freshmen shall be in their
had struck out in the eighth in- Gray, II I J. A Winfield, Kappa Sigma House,
?, according to the official scorer I Bracken, 3b _____5 2 2 2 0 0 I game by the score of 4 to 3 last !i rooms after 10 o'clock each night except ; and receive reward.F" _
had ba\ted out of time in the I I Roach, ss .._..........--5 2 2 II\0 Mon'day afternoon on Fleming field. Saturday. i
i. The error was not reported Ward, c .__..--_ .2 2 9 1 0 I i For the past few years this event VII-Freshmen shall use sidewalksin i ? CLUB.
I A-----5 1 1 0 0 0 been captured by the Seniors, about short cuts i
. the however, and I Hartman, If : has going campus; no
score by the I Carlton, cf _,:" -_........3 2 2 0 0 I I but the latter were defeated this year, allowed.
run not protested in the Law Building
p I Mahannah, 1b _=_..4 1 2 11 1 .1Dickson although. they outbatted their oppon- !I' VIII-Freshmen shall not be foundin t noon
ida team. Club elect its officers
( F to
the met
Hatters p ____._._..2 0 1 1 4 0 .ents. o' pool-rooms or at dances during the w-
the first inning the started on the mound for 192223. The men chosen were:
Prof. Beck first semester.!
the Gators a scare. when Hooper fol- Totals .______.__36 13 14 21 11 .1 for the Faculty, but )vas relieved in![j i' IX-Freshmen shall respect and I'!I I George Stanley, President. I
Qif with a single. the Henry Gray, Vice-President.
STETSONAB R H PO .A E the third inning by Coach j speak to all upper class-men. I
.' and made first on a missed,' 2b ......____4 0 2 2 2 1Lambert former covering short-stop. A final j I Freshmen shall boost Florida at J I I Sencer Roach, SecretaryTreasurer.L. .
ball by the first baseman Hooper Seniors. '! I L. Thompson, Reporter. '
0 the
1 by
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rally in
If !
the I
filled I
enbotham singled and 1 5 1 1 when Beck made a Freshmen f These are all fine men and of I
c __3 0 was cut short XI-Sophomores will remind -
and I Higgenbotham "I I}
** Florida students athletes, and will no
The course, good
0 0 1 2I second. Spencer and win
---4 1 pretty catch over of infrigment of rules
''Porters back of the team to 11Iurray, 3b :- : I I:doubt pilot the organization successfully -
were rf .....:----.5 0 1 2 0 1 twirling for the Seniors, pitched good 1 1I I demand regulations to be observed i I III'
took ,
however and the game Cureton as ..._.,.3 0 0 2 2 1 ball. Alderman sprang a surprise on j' XII-Willful or repeated infringement :: through the coming year.
,.fiIe aspect of a hard-fought foal Thk *--I Markowitx. cf :.:-:.__4 0 2 4 0 0I I the fans when he knocked out two Ii j! will be reported to committal: |I
contest for a few minutes, Bowen lb -___2 0 1 7 0 0 three baggers, but the real victory j j jI |lof seniors to be dealt with as eachj Friday when Storms defeated Mc-
leader, Ralph Marsicano, work- I White, _. 4 0_ 0 1 1 &,i was due for_ the most part to the ]j offense may require. Committee to Henry Jones in the final match 43. .
t1e mad and the band hit up the Smith, p ------ \0 Richbourg, who i II I Golf activities for this will
If ...L -1 O. 0 0 0 i excellent pitching of be appointed by president of the I| year
ge and Blne," while the Gators I Richardson__... 1 O' 0 0 0 \0) hammered out three hits for a total ][senior class. Dr. Murphree has given :probably close with this tournament
striteh xMontz ---- 'I Il'
,- out of the hole with a - -I of three runs. his approval of the above. j(i but the members of the club are looking "
a fly to right field, ana a popDrat 34 1 8 24" 7 6 Major VanFleet was on the receiv- forward to bigger things next ft .
baseman. From that time one Totals Markowitx- in ninth. ing end} for the Faculty and exhibited GOLF TOURNAMENT CLOSES. I t year. They expect to have a team '
for l'
belonged to Florida. xBatted classy brand of ball. It was a capable of competing with different 1
.. >n, in the box for the Gators, Score by innings____:_130 130 23x-13 curious a -fact to find that a majorityof The tournament staged by the U. !!'schools and clubs and also to enter I
.. d the visitors only eight tilts: FLORIDA -.---000 000 001-: 1 the rats were loyal supporters and: of F. Golf Club came to an end last the State* tourney. s ,
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: s most part engaged in that most im man I admire: more on the campus I Ia I tution it would seem that .
\ portant phase of pep, music, and so than David Rambo. I believe that might be made to recall suet!a
was unable to participate as much as he is broad enough to overlook these as th* Student Body desi1e4 I
Pete and myself in the yells. I remarks and to agree that in this purpose of declaring such fer fir
I I I it is principal rewarding cant. An election of1Icea t
particular case a could
IHLII OPEN As cheer leader I wish to tell you theu s
one who has worked dili- under the provision
of the many times that, Pete cameto relating to
cancies and
gently as an assistant.A no injury vitr
my room before football games would be t
I to either side
REMEDY.A as the
Ii and discussed lans for arousing enthusiasm RETROACTIVE sank
i 11I < I and pep at' the games. retroactive remedy in either or dates would be eligible fOr \1'1
THE RECEiNT ELECTION. fellow students for the honor of that I Please recall the formation of "F's" both of the above cases is to be foundin tion on the second election. 1\ in
I position during the past year, bar it during the intermission between the article ten of the constitution of suit of such action would mere1J te
h I.*. : ; Briefly stated the Student Body is an honor which r shall always halves and other ideas originated by the Student Body Association. the supporters of each candidate be
1 l. ; :election of Hay 5th is indicative of cherish as one of the happiest of my Pete. Article X. play rather than allowing a
college days, but in recalling it I of loyal and innocent
thje following deplorable conditions Of course I do not mean to discredit "Any officer of this associationmay 'te,
cannot help but think of my two swept off their feet and com' :
existing recalled and displaced by a
: : upon our campus the student elected last Fri be
running mates, Pete Harris and bewildered by a V.pc
:. I. day. I have been training for track majority vote of the members thereof. -
that rivals
j'A narrow and selfish interest in Charles Regero. with him for some time past and I ." Tammany Hall
{i ;I the individual reputation and powerof Charles, of course, was for the can truthfully say that there is not Under this provision of the consti- (Continued on }Page 2,8Ji 10P
I : our respective colleges, fraternities K
i': and clubs rather than a united fod'
: : : and active concern in the progress .
; and welfare of the Student Body as tit
a whole.
.f ; II. &
Itt i A lack of appreciation for the unselfish s
1 i work of worthy students who af
; j have labored diligently as assistantsin rTt s ;,tht' :: f.i.il t ;
: the departments in which they p
: 1 w,ere' nominated for office as heads
i i of their respective departments.III. I
.. An unusual but UNIFIED vote by
students who have consistently shown
an attitude of indifference toward
: ( student affairs. Consistent indifferences / I
i not only because they seldom ____ WtMl t .c j' aRh
'r if ever, attended Student Body meetings r _
I I cheer practices, athletic gathers .. i,
)s ings and other functions during the I
... ;:! year, but also because as soon as
:+ they cast their vote last Friday they __
1 \ left the building, notwithstanding I
; the fact that the president of the
'. I athleitc association was attempting a
\ to make his annual report showing
1 expenditure of more than ten
l' thousand dollars of Student Body Benjamin G. Lamme .
: I[ funds as well as other business of _
: : vital importance.
1 ; A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE. J \f ifell Ullb at the Chicago World's Fair, inV great Niagara power plah, has:since come to be f I
,;a 1 A specific example of the resultsof 1893, saw the first extensive use of alternat- indispensible to ]large producers of power.
such an election is clearly shown inl(current ever undertaken, when
II in the defeat of Glover Miller I : When a man has played so vital a part in electrical l'
{ lighted the entire
grounds with this of
\\I the position of Editor-in-Chief of fOr.j type cur- progress that his knowledge and vision
it Florida Alligator. rent. This achievement marked the beginning ort have contributed to practically every forward
i It was 'my pleasure to talk with I hecommercial development] of alternating current engineering step, it is perhaps misleading to at-
.1 one of our alumni, C. H. Lightlighter for power purposes, and brought the induction
tempt to identify him particularly: with any one
of Jacksonville, a few days ago and motor into a prominence which it has never since
development. His work the induction
: : he said that he had been wishing for on motor,
I relinquished. Great and rapid have been the de-
some time to find an opportunity to .. the turbo generator, the single-phase railway
velopments since that
but the
day, most impressive
\ I 'write a letter to the staff telling motor, and the synchronous converter is but j
aspect of this is not to be found{ in
i ; them how much he enjoyed the recent progress typical of the constructive ability which Mr. 4
J' ; issues of the Gator for he sad the spectacular evidences that are visible to Lamme has
1 brought to bear on practically every
11 r, they by far surpassed the best ef11' everyone, but rather, in the vision and funda- phase electrical development.A .
1 forts of all past years since he hasI' mental soundness and determination that have .
been'acquainted with the University. been quietly at work blazing clearingthetrails man of foresight, visioning the alternativesin I
i In this regard I wish to say in preparing which the electrical art has followed. a problem as well as its hoped-for results. A
:i I the Student Directory last man whose mind combines great power of analysis 4
11111', :' summer! and fall I made a formal There is, for instance, the synchronous con with the gift of imagination.Aprolifictechnicalwriter I
survey of all former issues of the verter. This machine is the
most efficient and
whose style is in
Florida Alligator since the Univer- unequalled clearness and
: sity was founded for the purpose of economical means for changing alternating to simplicity of expression. Few engineers so
j I 1 gathering historical matter for publication direct current, which the operation of most thoroughly predetermine the results they actu- II
I and I challenge any student to street railway systems and many other processes ally achieve. Few men capitalize their experiencesso
find a single year wherein the Gator require. Without it, the development] of alter- completely. And few indeed have at once his I
,attained the merit of the current its f
: I nating current to present universal usefulness thorough technical equipment, }his commercial
!I ,year.Never befor.e has such a complete_ I would have been tremendously retarded. understanding, and his broad human interests.
':report of each individual activity The synchronous,converter, in its present perfection An institution which has hooded its success
been so systematically covered as dur- is but one of the great contributions to largely on engineering achievement
ria \ ing the'collection past year. Never before has of electrical progress that have'been made by Ben- G. Lamme affectionate loyalty; and pays respect.
the and publication
1 h :! news: been conducted with such. ef- jamin G. Lamme, Chief Engineer of the Westinghouse ; The young engineer on his first job, as well as the -
: ficiency. To whom should praise for r Electric] & Manufacturing Company. Mr. most seasoned co-worker, finds in him under
'; a great portion of this hard work Lamme, in 1891 when he was Chief Designer, standing, sympathy! wise counsel, and a con i
I be given! I have enquired of a number .conceived and developed the converter, which, science; to all of which' his.associates, in
I I of the members of the outgoing first used commercially in connection with the ing this article, are'proud to bear witness.prepar-
i 'It'j : staff and they have given me the I .
I I same of Glover Miller.
''Surely his defeat can mean no less .
than a vote of ingratitude by the, I
I = students for his unselfish work. i
rTo those who aspire to the position -
I y .,, of Editor-in-Chief of the Alligator #
i his defeat must mean: "No
.matter how much work you may do
,for your college paper, ncfw: matter
"how much you may sacrifice of your
'time and your pleasures for it, you ,- r .
I will) not be rewarded. s ELEC E
tijt STILL ANOTHER EXAMPLE.
s 1 Still another example is to be r. 1
t { :found itf the defeat of Pete Harris .
.' .
i for Cheer Leader. .
At this time I wish to thank my : "
4 4f 4
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' OPEN FORUM. in the order ballot to rather have than the privilege of" 1 .:..................... .... .... t
fixing such
aaUnued from Page Two)
l right upon the monetary plane f.
8f terse: i, the above action as outloud payment of fees. ,. ,
not properly! be taken by It t
is the active
I We, as Seniors, appreciate of every member and of working the Student interest j 1
l 1T rtesy of the ballot by which Body which '(
will make this school Good : i
swallowed express our prefer- forge ahead. The to ,Enough"is,
election, success of our student 1i 1-- ;l
closing but it i
; the body'is '
-BO tbe fitting that we engagefpeStical fees we not measured by the few i not good enough. ::1
pay by the
work we do. .
, fight in an effort to de- In other words the baseball nine Y .' -fin
...ke whom YOUR officers should by its active working interest has Porter's Fitform Clothes for young : :4
r-I.::'A FUTURE REMEDY. than done more for the good of our school Z il men and older men who want to stay .
J our Student
Activity fees could .
I\future remedy may be found inoearted possibly have done young. In the tailoring of these supZ .
no matter in what .
I devotion and loyalty to form of advertising matter they may ; 'I erbly styled garments the "easy way"makes : .
ia! mater; a policy of open, have been invested.So .
'i,mion rather than selfish ag- let us strive to come out of Z S way for the better way and. -' f ft
;;.atiOD; and a determination to ,our shells, so to speak. May we '- t "How fine can they be made?" crowds : !
r.OW() and vote for the best man each day endeavor to make the acquaintance out the usual manufacturing question _
regardless of college, II j
gibe place of some student whom + tt
home town, I -"Ho wfast can they be made?" '
r.jb,.fraternity or other did not know the day before. Let :: S'i < t .
. us seek to know and follow
i Ifbe constitution of the Student movement and every activity of every our Aiii; __ /EEirI i 'j ;
:.fa Association should require all University and our Student Boay.I x' ) WE EARNESTLY INVITE EVERYMAN
xn,to attend at least one third Unless we become devoted to our i"4 OF TWENTY TO THREE. !
j.tte regular student body meetings alma mater and instilled with its TIMES TWENTY TO SEE THE : t
c. 4I 4II 1, f I II Z _j 4r SUGGESTION THAT THE PORTER : 'i
I Bedding, Pillow Cases, s LABEL IS AN ADDITIONAL '
Sheets,Blankets t tII' !rFORM::: f: GUARANTEE OF UNQUALIFIED ..
I QUALITY. rt
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RIBBONSRIBBONOVELTIES t tlf i. t!
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Everything Boys
We Keep Everything for Your RoomJAINS5VILl.EFLO ::1:1t .
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Eyes Tested i,. I ideals while we are students \te shal I
make unworthy alumni. Let us WE CATER ESPECIALLY TO THE 'I
L therefore adopt the proper attitude .
Broken lenses duplicated in one'hour's I while in school. I University Men I" I
time This letter is written without maMce AZALEA TEA HOUSE 'I I
and with the sincere wish that It
mya cause no feeling of injury or 1t
offense to 3 t ,
I sincerely anyone., 4I 4I __________ J'i
1 lA N- - ilb O W. J. BIVENS. i FIRST NATIONAL BANK !, ) !
I, ,' .ST. PATRICK'S. CATHOLIC- : CHURCHi i I Ir .SHALL WE DANCE TO THE_ I Capital, 100000.Incorporated. 1888'Surplus. $150,000 i! -
; East Main Street, North I i. t. i
ilMiiii t
Rev. John Conoley, S. T. L., Rector. Telephone 629 Shall this University of a thousanl
t tI. men allow a half dozen individuals
to control the elections for the entire
I. Sundays-Holy Mass and Sermon, 10:30: a. m.; evening ''I student body! Can three such persons GAINESVILLE PLANING AND COFFIN CO. '
services 7:45 p. m. t I so warp the; minds and feelings
of several hundred students until Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Finish Complete House Bills. I f .
Weekdays-Holy Mass"7:00 a."m.. I I,they meekly follow them about in Daily Capacity 25,000 Feet. Gainesville, Fla. r
any program they propose! Can
& these pull the wool over men's eyes .11.11I Et t
.f so carefully that they imagine that
. ... 4 .. 4 they-not the three-are the wily ,Ii
.. politicians? Can they! They can; SEE Ji t
Weaver's Steam Laundry I and,they have done so much with ai : Vidal Drug Company 't tI I
f1 -' FOR II I I'i ease We that must is wonderfuh admit that it was. well I I FOR DRUGS, STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLES, I >
PRESSING acquainted with the
HIGH CLASS CLEANING AND t done. Anyone '"\
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HOW IS THIS FOR A VARIETY !Ii ;
Tobaccos, Cold Drinks, Sandwiches School Supplies, Pennants, Stationery, Toilet Articles- Drug Sundries, Bar- .. I, I
Service Postoffice. 1Ii. ,
Club Bus
&! \ ber Shop, Billiards, Pressing '
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: i i :i : : ':': ; THE FLORIDA ALLIGATOR I FINAL PEP RALLY ,
; \ : "'! '. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT NEXT WEDNESDAYSpeeches ;
I I Pete>> Harris --..._.._. < .....__Editor-in-Chief .
\ 'Ckrrer Miller ___:.___..... .. .,. ..,. .--- ..---.w---_. ...Managing Editor UNIVERSITY MEN .- '. ... ,
. : ; Refer. ) ? Wray __.___i.,...... ...:-__.___.:........Assistant Managing Editor by Faculty and Stu- ., '., .. '.
. f j',, 'lard Sias' __..._....._"_. ".._' _.___.....,...---.Sporting: ,"Editor dents-Medals and Lettersfor
Hubert 'Weeks-_-__:_...:...'. .J-- ._..:..-. ......... Assistant Sport'' Editort All Major and Minor Demand value and style _. '.
t. '! Robert Pierce _.._.._.,.;:...._____-_..;...__.._....__ --t __.Society' Editor Sports for the Year Will be ...
t ; Harold Ktock ?__,.._::.......w:;..:_.__.________Exchanges Awarded. Society Brand Clothes ,.rHanen
( : K. K. ,Hansen, Ozzy Bie ___ ....... .. ..... .____.__-:-_.__,..Personals '
. A regular old-fashioned Gator Shoes, Manhattan Shirts, Knox Rata: :,
i .', Entered as second-class matter, September 28, 1912,,at the postefike, at "pep" meeting will be held in the ..
'! ; Gajiesrille, Fla., under the Act of Ma rch 3d, 1879. Gym next Wednesday at the regular Are featured lines in the Giddeons Store. f
chapel hour. This meeting will be
I ', .t".Jk'tc-" -,:-Tbe Florida Alligator, $1.50 the year. the last, chapel service of the yarand Mail orders a specialty. I
< it is the planned to make it one '"
;, :T-; '; SUFFICIENT KNOWLEDGE. which will instill into every Gator .. I ",
who, attends enough of the old Flor- I
!f I *...:.,tn,, ,:.:.t. most disgusting 'thing in the world is to be among a ida spirit to last him over the whola ." ..
I group of people,.or within earahot of a few who are heatedly discus summer and make him want to. comeback
next fall for the biggest, year
; ; : -+ something'that they know nothing,about. In the average) in the history of the_University. HENRY GIDDENS CLOTHING; CO.; ,
: ,restaurant'.. ,. boardinghouse, tea room chow parlor or'. "gi' asyt, There will be short speeches by
1 J 1.1 all the prominent'members of the
i \I ''_poon"_ there is always that select group, after every, meal. gathered faculty, including Dr. Murphre Ma- ,TAMPA. FLORIDA ,.
,-. in t... smelling'distance'of) the eats; to draw some one into a conversation -. jor Van Fleet, and Coach Kline. ...... ..
': -"about something they have recently read-up on;) tc Prominent members of the student f
body will add words of wisdom and
tnB make the inn c iit>'(fish') :state,his opinion and then make'a money advice to those given by the faculty
'Jb joi tofhim-rafrjeasfrtfiey. ; think that's what's being don The mtn..
Winners of the coveted "F" In .
,1 .word, ,"monkey,"";>of course,, ,' brings. on more talk. for this poor littlepEocentfellow !j baseball, track, and basketball will '.'
: is s'1 a)cbg in the wheel'that'grinds out'much of tht receive their letter sat this big gath- -
present'-argument' at least among many of the so-called wise I ering. The Military Department win
11I11 < award medals to the winners in the
,II :i' and intelligent! .men who. make! it the subject of their expositions competition which has been going tm .
i descriptions and"arguments. Here is what is said ,at the beginning through the year in that department.The n'"
medals to the winners in the
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; of" nine:,'out.,of.., .'ten of these meetings. "Of course, man Interclas sand Intercollegiate TrackMeets ;:: "
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came from monkey,":,or: "It is absurd to say that man came from will probably be distributed 4 ; '
::1111 1111 ,J monkey.. This brings in Darwinism; Origin of the species; Evolution alsoThis meeting next Wednesday will
and a great many other kindred terms that. this select probably be the last opportunity for I
I group don't even know how to spell, let alone discuss intelligently the student body to get together once ..
again this year. It will be an occa- < "
I hat difference does. it make if our great-great someo odds were sion which every Gator who i boasts '. .': ...." :.<.. <- .I "N' ,
peanut eaters, and what difference does it make if they have always the old"teat Harvard" spirit should < i *
make it a point to attend. Take It From The Air
I been human? Those who talk of such things better ask J ,
I themselves what the difference between a man and a monkey isI I TENNIS TEAM IN -
only music, but news, speeches, mes-
I today and then find out if they themselves have this necessary S. I. A. A. TOURNEYThe : NOT
U sages of every sort, are today being picked: :
I H ,,difference.A It would be a little better if these people who make University Tennis :Team' composed out,of the air.
these clear-as-muddy-water arguments would be frank and tell of Harold Klock and "Skinny"
I the innocent public? that they want to argue straight out with' where Williams they, left will Tuesday participate for in Atlanta the S., "How has this come about?" we ask.
them about the question of whether man ,came from monkey or I. A. A. _tournament which takes '
..;f;'t'T: ; The;' given to radio develop
; not and'then they would be in a pretty mess if the listener'would place from' Wednesday Saturday. : new impetus
Both Klock and Williams: are players :,' -'maybe definitely ''associated with the develop-
( ask them which came, $rst,, the Hen or the Egg or whether the J:
i of the first, class and have been -, ',. '1' inent of the high power vacuum tube, for that
\ Oak is in the Acorn or not. After all is said and done the only difference doing good work ,on the court all the And the
,: .. year. They have entered several made broadcasting possible. power
I J between, tea.man and any other animal that the man has meets already and deserve much tube originated from a piece of purely theocetit t
t ,'the power to reason and the others have it not. The missing link credit for their efforts in this sport. eel research, which had no connection widt"radio.fl. .
They will enter both singles and ,. cr ;,
has not been foundrgentleT reader, and it would be foolish for you
doubles at Atlanta. The S. I. A. A.
r to sit and from now until it is found when could belong When a scientist in the Research Laboraieof >;
It : worry ,. ., you meet will probably>> ,end tennis ac thet
= .. to'the "Sufficient Knowledge School" that only require a man to tivities as far as meets with other the General Electric Company
schools are concerned for the year. electric current could be made to pass through
f tIr know when he don't know anything about something.
the highest possible vacuum and could be varied
Kenneth.Hait, L. D. Stewart, I. Q. i '
according to fixed laws he established the priseciple
.. Thomas and George Stanley, in com- ,
;f!: r .. -",", ,: NEXT YEAR'S RATS -'. pany 'with Sec. George White, left of the power tube and laid the fouhdaticQ
-, Tuesday morining May 9, for the an- for the "tron" of devices.
: The members of the present Freshman Class, who will be group
nual State Y. M. C. A. Convention
Sophomores next,''year have drawn up certain rules and regulations :-hi Orlando. The- convention will continue
These .devices magnify the tiny telephone
for next year's Rats. Now that was very easily done and through, Wednesday Thursdayand
Friday of this .w ek. Whetheror currents produced by the voice and supply
has:been, done heretofore f ,by other classes and each year has been not there will be any special 'business ,- them to the antenna, which, broadcasts the
passed ,up and forgotten as easily as it was planned. The best ,action taken is not yet known messages. At the receiving end, ssnafet'"Irons"
Mr. White. 'There will, however, .
.thing that can be'done for the Rats is done just like this every by be some excellent speakers upon the in turn magnify the otherwise imperceptible ,-
year as a beginning but the' worst thing is to forget these regulations "Y"- program and the newly-elected messages coming; to them froin'thereceiving
I i and let the rodents run wild. We do not believe in hazing officers will undoubtedly bring back antenna.
some excellent new ideas wit htheni.
and appreciate l the fact that it is a man size job to draw the distinction They return Saturday, May 12. oat
Great accomplishments not picked
between what is and what is not hazing. These rules that are -
FACULTY MENATTENDED HORTICULTURAL of the air. Generally, as in this case, they'grow
have been passed're merely for the purpose of holding the new SOCIETY find out
from: one man's insatiable desire to
men to law and order and have some distinction drawn between MEETINGS.Dean .
the "how" of things.
\] the privileges of an old man and a Rat. Surely there should be Wilmon Newell, Major W. L.;
i Floyd, Prof .Rogers, Prof. Lord and '
,some distinction and the regulations drawn up to be followed by several members of the Experiment Scientific research discovers the facts. Practical
i the,new. men are not unfair or hard but quite in keeping with the Station staff wer/ present at: th_ applications follow in good time. ...;
thirty-fifth annual meeting of the
1 ..idea.of' way to 'instill 1 more and greater pep into the student- Florida State Horticultural; Society: '
body. It is hoped that every man here now will return next year Meeting in Lakeland. .May 2 to
""X rand(-* in returning make himself a committee of one to explain these 5. Genera1l8Electric ,
.Jlo..\. ,ies'to be followed by the Rats to them and see that.they carry. Photographs, but different. Made General Office ,C 9 flp ny Schenectad1.N.,=- a
": She1, best school in the South. .
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,JOHN MARSHALL SOCIETY AC. CLUB MEETINGThe tendered a' smoker to the faculty '
-:-- Wednesday night, May 5th, which
Marshall Debating So- WHY BUY A NEW CLOCK?
The Johp Ag. Club met in regular proved to be the most enjoyable occasion -
dJt1; held their last regular meetingthe sion Monday night for the purpose ses-of of the year, inasmuch as it i YOUR OLD ONE CAN BE MADE AS GOOD AS NEW
&ool year Saturday morning, selecting officers for the first quarterof was the last opportunity for a social 111 Bring it to
&j 6th. The newly-elected officersr next A commingling of the Seniors of this
year. snappy L. C. SMITH South Side
program Square
first semester of the nexteoOl with lower classes. :
the preceded the business of the year the "Ad- L- '
evening ,
term were given the cath by miral" Crofton presided with his ;
retiring president 'and t'ne,! O. R. Davis took the club ion a usual inimitable ability and gave the ,
iEBEiafiauraja I
installed. Due to an omisin journey thru the Hudson automobile address of welcome as only he can I
the election last week, it, waf do. With ,a hazy cloud of good fellowship I
commencing with t
a survey of THE PHIFER STATE BANK
ry to elect a representative for the office building. He then passedto pervading the atmbosphere, I I I
lob Marshall to the Debating Coun-, the caused by the distribution of the
manufacturing part of the Strong Safe and Accommodating I.
Mr. T. D. Sale was unanimously plant describing the various_ pro- smokes; a varied and well rendered ,
sicted to fill this position. The pro- cesses and machines (employed. The program was carried out., Mr. Hen- HSaHHfiRKHHfBBI :
.was then carried put, the first illustrations accompanying the talk dricks favored the audience with sev-
xstoer bein a;reading by Mr. W. D. lent much to its interes and clear eral readings. Mr. Carbonnell per- -
f Deiidge which i was exceedingly] formed on the hand saw, an act JOHNSON'S PHARMACY ;
tell rendered; and enjoyed by all. ness.R,: S. Dowdell gave a hair-raising unique in its originality, accompaniedby I I V Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, Toilet and Rubber Goods
Then a debate was held on the fol- account of the pleasures and perils of Mr. Rose on the guitar. Then he We guarantee personal attention ,to,Prescriptions. Only I'
lowing question: "Resolved, That ev- Bible selling in Tennessee. The pret- played several selections on the violin I purest drugs used. Low prices." Quality. considered.
married man in Florida 'should and the accordion, to the thunderous Gainesville, Florida.
it1 ty girls and hard boiled mountaineers: I ._ .. ... ..... __
applause of those An ----- ""' 4I
M required by law to carry $5,000 gave zest to an experience which otherwise .- gathered. .
1I!. Insurance for the benefit of his might have been drab end extemporaneous quartet, composed cf
lImUy' The affirmative' was up- tiresome. It is evident Messrs. Gaskins, Baya, Davis and ..
that there is DO BUSINESS \\'tITH- .
held by E.. D. Farr, while B. L. Jen- yet ample opportunity for socialization : Jennings, rendered a number of impromptu : : ',
sgs; Jr., sponsored the negative and reform in"*ertain mountainous I choruses, for the approval THE FLORIDA NATIONAL:B A'Xir"The I
side;, The decision of the judges-was sections of that State. or amusement of those present The ,. ,. ,
in.favor of the negative. After a The remarkable fact brought forth yodeling marvel, Mr. Gaskins, also I : New Million,Dollar Bank". .,Resources Ofer. $2..>OutOOOCHESNUT'S
delighted the guests with two of his !I -
ihort discussion of the policies to be
by Dowdell that the number
adopted by the John Marshall in the 'of"Bibles one could was sell in different numbers. The occasion. being in I' .- ,. ,V... >,_....
honor of the faculty, they were allowed -
fatcre the meeting was adjourned.
communities varied directly with the
I to speak by way of proxy, Dean t SHOE PARLOR
number of shine stills present. 11
> Trusler being: represented by E. P.
Ellis t ,
.1 Prof. Crandall by Frank Evans,
ELECTED OFFICERS: Dowdell" with a few .experiences he Judge Cockrell by J. C. Byrd Dr. Electric Shoe Repair Department Work. Guaranteed I ;
I enjoyed in the same work. t
Moore by Dick Hare, and Coach Kline SHOE SHINE PARLOR
Monday evening, May 8, the Ben-! Major Floyd, Dr. Turlington and by Duke Baya. The speeches made .
" Prof. Rogers honored'tbe club with ------ -- ----------------
I loa Engineering Society held a busi were perfect characterizations of the .
jltJll meeting for the purpose of elect- short talks- They all emphasized the gentlemen respectively representedand ..........................'......
kg officers for the first semester of importance of tEe Ag. Club :in, training were hugely enjoyed by all, including
I next year. In the absence of President for positions of distinctive leadership the 'ripcip .1s. The silver
! Sollee "Count" Yarnoff presid- in after Ife. tongued Bill Bivens, of soap box I GAIN SVILLEFURNITURE.CO COMPANY I
: The remanderof, the hour'was con-
fame made a stump speech, not as a
sumed in the election of officers, the
I.i Aleck Gillis was elected president politician but as an honest man, deal
!i iy'a large vote. The vice-presidency following men being selected: ing with important and vital questions : Victrolas_ and Records .
President-A. J. Geiger.Vicepresident ,
! vu copped iy H. C. (Shorty) Stans- of the present era. During the '
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R. S. Dow elL -r
: field. Heyward Braddock will handle intermission, refreshments consistingof : :
arid.fI'reasurerL ,D. I
: the,arduous duties of ,secretary-treas- Secretary punch, ice cream and cakes were : SOS I''
Stewart. "J \ D. R. Cox, Proprietor : : : Telephone t
: wer. William Parmenter was made served. The evening concluded with .
: official reporter. Nobody else would Debating representativ. -'-'.Robert t vehement yells for the "faculty,** i J'
: bare the office. critic's positionu Wray. ,. "Law College and "Florida," and "
: given to Dr.The Benton by unani- Critic-R., A. Carieton. *: YReporterG. I the assemblage dispersed amid'a general ...................*...........
: .aoua vote, and similarly by a unani- : A. MartelU feeling of happiness and com -- '- ...... -- -- -, ,. --
. BOW vote, W. J. Yarnoff was awarded The club- then fedjourned'install radeshlp.i .
! the officers in .their new positions.? 1 :. ; .. '"
ed place on the debating c unciJl '. i; I DROP IN I
,"which he has heretofore so ably' nilf : .:. ..it I Presbyterian C. E. wants to Bee ., ,
: 1921-22,:UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE t you Sunday evening at &So o'clock. I ono F STOCKTAILOR "
..aAtthe; meeting ,the new-born of- READY FOR DISTRIBUTION. I j
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i kea were Initiated by the mystic or- d ;:, .f
! oftha stair, a strictly. engineering Under the able; "di.tion of Dr. I The Jovial ex-captain of the foot- t v.1.; : .
.. tv j Moore,. Dr.fcrow and Prof. Blake.Dr. ball team, "Tootie" Perry, was with f
Roemer and Dr. Scott, the University the boys for the last game with. t ,I
,'fa'honor'' of their entrance into tht Catalogue for this "ear has made I Stetson, and did his part to pep up AlterationPhone Cleaning_ PresaiagI l'l'I '
"fraternity circle of the University, ita appearance. Preparing this publi- things and win the game. I 354 Gainesville, Florida j
, Alpha entertained the mem- cation takes a lot of work, and the -
:".h!,:f the Delta Dlt* Chapter ofripps4Sigma result obtained appers entirely worthy LOST--One watch-16 jewel- !.. .,-....... .- ...-..- o ss. ........... 1
. with a smoker at thei
: Representative members from each efforts, which have resulted in the No. 41: BacT man Hall. No ques-
Eternity on?,,the campus were also publication of. ,'this :most compact, In-- tions.asked.* $100.00 a Week!
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..!mvitd. It is the custom of Kappa' formative'catalogue. *
.AJPha to entertain the fraternity The publication is similar tq that offered, requirements for degrees, another d
terse: good fortune it. has been to of last year. The first part of the such matters. A separate space 1
! Ieeaie a charter ,from a national or- book is.given' to general information activi- is given.to,each college of the Univer AS OUR GENERAL AGENT DURING !
i ttaiuation. Refreshments, consisting concerning the University, its sity. At the end of the book is aToll ';
,:L*f crackers and coffee, were serve! ties, and the expenses that every stu- of the students attending this SUMMER ,VACATION s '
: &nag the course of the evening.Tie! dent, registering will be subject year, which is followed by an index :
this Is information regard- ..
, :&Hatr was declared most enjoyable
b1 all present. ing the entrance requirements, course -' t We have two unusual propositions whereby : you i,
i.=::::- \ -, DR. TENCH r can make at least $100.00 weekly A postal'will get;{ ;
t WHEN YOU EAT I Office Graham Dentist Building you the details of plans. Your time for making money; j a
at the O 4 W Phone: Res. Phone: 'is short; why not make the most of it? Write today
25SJ 369JI before you forget it.. '
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III t j Gainesville _.....Mar. 9 _Fla..... 9 Jax.. -All-Stars __....__... 1. 1,000 --nothing
I Gainesville .__...__Mar. 22 _FIa. 6 Mercer University .____10 .600
Gainesville ______.Mar 23 ...Fla.... 7 Mercer University ___ 5 .500
; Leesburg __ __:Mar. 24 ...FU.... 3 Philadelphia Nationals ..12 .333
J ; Winter Park ._Mar: 29 ...FIa._ 6 Rollins College ___.__ 5 .500 TVEAT'S OUR IDEA in making
i 1 Winter Park _._..Mar. 30 ....Fla_15 Rollins College ____ 0 .600 A .
t DeLand ___ __..Mar. 31 _.Fla.10 Stetson University __ 5 .666. .\ CAMELS-the Quality Cigarette. -
i i DeLand;...__ ._...Apr. __Fla.... 6 Stetson University ..__.. 1 .714 "
t ; JJeFnniak Spgs. -Apr. 5 ....Fla.__11 Palmer College .___.__ 0- .750 .. Why, just buy Camels and look at the packagel
I 1.1 DeFuniak Spgs. .._Apr. 5 ...Fla.__ 9 Palmer College ___.-_.:. 1 .789 I It's the best packing science has devised to keep
\ i Columbus, Ga. __.Apr. 7....Fla,... 9 Camp Benning ---._.._. 3 .800 I flavored for
I Columbus Ga. _..__Apr. 8 ....Fi ._ 5 .Camp Benning____ 4 .812 I cigarettes fresh and full your taste.
I Clinton, Miss: -..Apr. 10 __FUu._. 2 Mississippi College ____ 0 .850 Heavy paper outside-secure foil wrapping inside
;, Clinton,.Miss. ..._Apr. 10 _..FU.... 0 Mississippi College _._... 4 .770 and the stamp over the end to seal the pack
.i t Oxford, :MISS. _..__Apr. 12 ....Fia..... 6 University of Mississippi. 4 .814 .
; \ Oxford, Miss. ..._..Apr. 13 .....Fla__'2 University of Miss. ... _. 4 .733 age and keep it air-tight.
i J I Macon, Ga. _-........Apr. 15 __Fla.... 3 Yale ._... ..__..... _..m.m!.. 2 .750
I :111\i Gainesville _....+Apr. 21 ._.Fla.15 Rollins ........JL.: ....__..m.m__. 0 .764 l c And note this! There's nothing flashy abouj the
: i Gainesville ...._......Apr. 22 __Fla...: 8 Rollins __.._.._... .._..m.... 3 .777 t Camel package. No wrappings that do not
i Gainesville .........._...May 5 _.Fia..... 0 Stetson "-__m'""-- ..._......._..... 2 .762 .. extra .
i I Gainesville ....''.''' .....May 6 ...Fla.13 Stetson ......._..._.__ .......... 1 .773 improve the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense .
L } that must come out of the quality of the tobacco.
OUR TRACK TEAM has made good progress in mile and
/ half-mile running, making the formerin 1 ... Camels wonderful and exclusiye Quality wins onmerit I!
.. 4:40, the latter in 2:04.: He is .23 : alone. '
Short Sketches'of the Men Who years old weighs 150, and measures *
\, Are Representing Florida at 5 ft. 10 1-2 inches. < Because, men smoke, Camels who want the
i the S. I. A._A. _Meet. ______ taste and fragrance of the finest! f tobaccos, expertly
ARTHUR ROBERT NEWTON blended. Men smoke Camels for Camels smooth,
Sallee has always been, since we can I strapping Newton/ ,fellow of Citra of, Florida-the 181 pounds that big : = = I refreshing mildness and their.freedom from- ciga-- -
remember the king of the track. It we!all know. -is pushing Sallee. closely s retty aftertaste.
,, is he who has trained and encouragedthe for both the "100" and the broad -
others, who has captained theteam's jump. He has thrown the discus I ::.gL Camels are made for mew o think for them
and who has kept alive the interest 132 feet, more than the S. I. .A. A'
in this major sport. lIe leaves record. He is a Rat, measures 5 ft. selves.
us this year with an enviable recordof 11 1-2 and is 21 years old. ;
four years. He is running the #
!, 100" in a trifle more than 10 sec.
onds, and steps out 22 feet in the / IN
broad Graduating from high school'at 11. : t
jump-3 feet less than the
Tuskegee, Alabama, Hare came to
I world's record. Too much praise
us this year after a lapse of five
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be given tp this man for his:
summers. Without much previous BLEND
admirable four work herye. He crc asrres
I' training he has done exceptionally
I is' from Duval High measures 5, 14aIfleI "
well the past year in the 440. At
I 1 I 8 1-2, weighs 140 and is 21 years old.
I his best he has done the "hardestrace"
i in a trifle over 52 seconds. He '
I is 22, weighs 150 pounds and projectsinto :
Cox is the youngest of the five,
the air a distance of 5 feet,
I having but 18 years to his credit. After 1-2 inches. ,
g .one year of track work at Gainesville N. C,
.t 1 'High, he has had three years of
FREE RIDE ittEEETTETTIEE'
training at Florida and by hard work
The "Baraca Special" 'leaves the
I : has reached his present standing. He
corner of Buckman Hall about 9:30:
: ; runs the mile in 4:45'the half in ---- --- --
1 1.I 2:03. His weight ,is 140, his height Sunday mornings.Did I
\ 5,ft. 8.in. r
you know you coult make
ROLF BUCKLEY. your old razor blades ts good as new
1\ Buckley, who has had some track for about 2 l-2c each Ses Driggers
I I' experience, comes! from Palatka. He I in 36 Buckman. t ti \
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I SPORTING GOODS Many new Gabardines have been received in both plain and Sport models.
I Several patterns from which to choose-be sure to see these Suits, and
# Football Baseball
J Hardware of all Kinds I make it a point to note_ how finely they are tailored and finished by hand.
\ We feel safe in saying that the materials are better than you would expect
!. \ See US. ". to find at so reasonable a price. -
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I '. New Line of University Jewelry and Stationery, Large J \ '
I Assortment of Pennants, Freshman Caps, Memory \ c'i.--
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University of Florida's crack :
Baseball Basketball
tennis team journeyed down to Win- I
QUALITYSERVICEBaird ter Park last Saturday and succeed- I
ei in playing the Rollins outfit tn a ', -
Hardware Co. tire, in the 1922 annual tennis tournament I I
The Gators were represented, I ,
by Pomeroy, Klick, Williams and I
Crawford. ,
Lyons, Thompson, Vincent and .
Griffith played for the Tars. t .. ,t
The result of the singles s erg as It
follows: I Where Service and Satisfaction Meet I
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PEPPER PRINTING 1 I at the beginning of the year easily
COMPANY succeeded in electing for the Seminole Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco Hot and Cold Drinks
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SPRING AND SUMMER the position on every considerationof '
STYLES f seniority an dd?/oted service. us your wants. Mail orders:
I Made to Measure Suit and i Are we to be led about like a flockof .
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: ; : MAIL ORDERS BODYMaurice j'. JEWELERSJacksonville > '
,. ,. Contest Will be Held on FloridaMed'afe -
Tuesday, May 16, in. Peabody.. .
: 1-; \ 1 SOLICITED. Vice-President Bunnell and Chosen Landon for Auditorium.. ',' ". I Class Ringsand Pins.. Committees
J Fuller for Secretar -'freasur- The Freshman-Sophomore = Declamation in search of loving cups or trophies, suitable '
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\ -:- I er. tryouts were held' Tuesday
;t ,.i I night in Peabcdy Auditorium As i W for Golf, Tennis or other athletic events, will ol.E
: : Sport Shirts ...............$2.00. James A. "'Cracker"Vinfield, only four Sophomores entered, and f4 find'it an easy matter to choose from selec- N
1 I.' popular Junior in the College of only three were present, the only
i t' : : I Oxford Shirts .........___..$2.50 Engineering, was, ejected last Friday elimination was the inning downof | tion packages ,which we will gladly send upon
President of the Student, 'Body of the I the eight rat ispirant? "to four.: i (li I fs R E
approval. t
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University 6f Florida, winning over< The winners: and theirsubjects: fEd .
I': I 1 brown .....:..... __..........5.00 his opponents by a good majority. 1 Brabston, "A Message, to Gar- -:_ "",- """ ",,___4._':'____"" !k"- -:.""".. "" "'!'- JI I U:
.. : I During his three years at the Uni- cia." '
White Serge Trousers $8.50 versity "Cracker" has taken an active Johft J. Hcndrick, "The Rider of ---- -- -=
\I i part in student activities. In the Black Horse." + + INTERCOLLEGE opN
Wilson's Union Suits ..$1.00 I his first year he led the "Rats" in David Weintrant, "Anthony's .Oration -' + +.
I !I .; ithN I: Freshman-Sophomore. "free. orI -. ." EXAMINATION SCHEDULE; ei
: Interwoven Silk Sox .__75c aH" that resulted 50 disastrously for SECOND SEMESTER: I DEBATING TITLE T
: ; I I'I'i Carl Wilensky, "The N w\South.; 1921-1922 I
i j the "Sophs. The other four rats who the +
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t Fashion Sport i rlran
I I Because of his genial personality |' winners a hard race, werel'.1'i'i'; I i --' -- *: i l' GOES TO LA'YYEm' :
'11 model ..:_____.... __________..$30.00 and splendid traits of character, his' L M. Pearce, "HoratiusVaV-, Classes Meeting ate
!:. i I wide circle of friends has steadily increased Bridge." ,: Monday, 8 a.'m. > *:
11 White Mummy Cloth $18.50, and the students have con- F. M. Harris, "Unjust National Ac- + Monday, 9 a. m. ** I Defeated Teachers in Final Debate jta I1ac
!I ferred many deserved honors upon quisition." ,, Monday, 10 a. m. *I in Law College on W& J
: Seersucker" Suits ....12.50 him. Last year he was president of P. II. Brinson, "Liberty' and :. Un- Monday, 11 a. m. *: i I nesday.
1 lIi, I the Sophomore Class. The fact that I ." lI1JOn. /' Tuesday, 8 a. m. f ,f. icoIK!
j Ij the Seminole, Floridals Year Book, Tuesday, 9 a. m. +I
\ D." Chellberg, "The CdFstt. 'bf4Regu- On Wednesday night, the 10th, !tht If(
i .. 1. will be out on time, an unusual occurrence lus/ i'-,:'\11/, e l Tuesday, 10 a.m. *' Lawyers defeated the Teachers in tk
= 'I. rs.
I'. '. is largely due to his untir- Sophomores who will meet the i + Tuesday, 11 a. m. last of the intercollege debates, waning "]
BEST-VALUES IN TH I efforts and faithful service.He 2-4 .*'
1 : ing winners of the Rat preliminaries are I' Monday, p..m. the Championship for this pea, e
I has now been honored, by the '!{ Monday, 4-6 p. m: I- The'question' was: "Resolved
1111. / STATE i Ellis Moore, who will give :VSyarta- tfcti fOB
-. Student body, with the highest posi- I + Tuesday, 2-4 p. m. *5 the United States should adopt
i ... I cus to the Gladiators; R't\C GJollins; Mat
; t tion it can bestow upon a deserving t with "Pyramids not ( ;" J. I + Tuesday, 4-6 p. m. '5 ministerial form of government, si- IWd
student, %nnd his many friends at the 4| H. Markham, with "AmCorr'; and I Date for Examination' 'Sliar', t to that of England." ;lat
ill:. I University are confident that he will i i! Kenneth Hait. The final contest wilt:1 +" Saturday, May 20, 812. eJ! t Defending the negative for .the JOT
successfully discharge the duties pf I Monday\ May 22, 912. 4!' \ Lawyers were L. W. Jennings W
lUll I come off Tuesday night, Majr\ Y 16, in E dohS's
'j'l' I this important office. i Peabody, when the eigh:..ijontestants I + Tuesday, May 23, 912. J Thompson and T. D. Sale while that
BAILEY Maurice Bunnel was elected vice- will rival each other .in 'tneSyV fforts 1 I Wednesday,.May 24, 9-12. *3 'advocating the affirmative from the
t resident of the student body and 'I I to win the medal. The'&mo pg order 4 I + Thursday, May 25, 9-12. -3'* i} Teachers' College were E. F. ifef -
Landon Fuller secretary 'and treas I of appearance was .'4'decd6d, by I + Friday, May 26, 9-12. 2>f 1 I Lane, P. L. Peadon and R. L. Hamw x
Franklin Street, Corner urer. Frederick Langworthy was lot: .' ... Saturday, May 27, 9-12. 3*" j i The teachers presented many good
Twiggs elected Editor-in-chief of* the Flor- i Hendrick, Weintrant, J}i/Mark-<: : Saturday, May 20, 2-5. -3** arguments in favor cf their: proposed b
ida Alligator. ;. I ham, Wilensky, Moore,:J3a\fy' Brab- i Monday, May 22, 25. f I i system, but it seemed that the Lawt .
i : The results qf the election. are as I ston. ,6\ .\),,:.. i Tuesday, May 23, 2-5. 1** I yers could always: offer sufn efit evi. N
Wednesday, May 24, 2-5. '!**
follows: The Rat Debating championshipwill i. i| dence in favor of the existing state w
I -Thursday, May 25, 2-5. +! of affairs to counteract them. The
IL..m Student Body. Association be decided next Monday evening | \
: j I a. ey I President-=James* A. Winfield, of in Peabody auditorium, vjlbpn the En- I + Exception: English I examination i-" Ie 1, contest was evenly balanced thruoo&&, 11U
1 I. -i foe Il sections be giv- i '
I O'Brien. gineer:Rats meet the Agfm, the .: j as is evidenced by the vote of ti}* 1;
tV -ie en Friday, May 26, 2-5 p. m. ** which two to one (Gt104I'
I Vice-P -Maurice Bunnel, of question, "Resolved, th -.edueat I ;i judges was
I \ + 1-All Senior examinations y .
I *'Universityo sportsmanlike attitudes prevailed, aJEe
th\ )
Orlando. tion would be good for
: I defendthe 4!- .will be given one week previous I' attacks being limited to argument el(
FiftEEN GA'fORS{ Secretary-Treasur r-Landon Fuller I Florida" The Ags. will
i y 1 of Tampa. j affirmative. ...,."-.,,..., I + to the time called for in t. The assemblage was ably presided n
LETTERS Budget Committee J._ Geiger, i. The cub debaters, Knight :<}nd Par- the above schedule. over by Dr. Bristol. The judges' wee' J
AWARDED 2 All classes not taken .
care IDr.. DePass Prof. Buchholz and Jb.Ie
of Homestead; A. A. Gillis, Jf Ponce menter foT the Engineers and ,
-! of in; the above schedule will
--- De Leon, I. \V. Scott. of Dunkirk, N. ley and ;Alexander for" tie A..s. ,Brat-I + have the examination period it I Taylor.Dr. .
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At a meeting of the Athletic Com collected some good 4wK\/and amment. -> arranged by the professor in I Enwald is teaching the Mel f I
Faculty Members of the Budget audience is promised ente: i
mittee in the Y. M.' C. A. on Tues- I + charge. + !| edict Baraea Class. Come. and her
pommittee-Major J.A.. Van le Thus far there haven 'two rat I
1 ray, May 2nd, fifteen Gator stickmen t'l I I + + + 4 + 4 + 4 + to him. ;
sWson the En-
Prof. P. L. Reed. debates. Early in the i
were made the proud owners of the I It
Athletic Association the teachers and about
coveted baseball In spite of the I gineers
"t. President-Wade Mahannah, of Ft. months the Ags. defeatedFarr
fact that it has been an exceedingly j Lauderdale. f two Lit. The ap-o Lawyers defaulted' to j The Alachua Restaurant; and Lunch ct ,
hard it has been most successful c-\ 1
seasons one for th, Gator a sluggers-1 I] Vice-President M. Robinson, the Engineers, leaving fbU3 onlj?, two t REDUCED PRICES \ d
and everyone who made their letter'j of Tallahassee. teams in the field. 'iv. J For Ladies and Gentlemen
certainly deserved it. ![ Secretary-Treasurer- W. Russel t I Half Block from Atlantic Coast Line Depot I
''King! of Lakeland. I Phone 507 Gainesville, Florida 1I
The following players were awarded ,j i I Athletic Board-I. W. Scott, of i i'I ROLAND MOSS.IS .
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: I j I' Dunkirk, N Y.; Joe Barchan, of
1 Ward, Bracken, Mahannah, Bange,Jacksonville'I I
; D. A. Rambo, of Orlando I 23 CAGE CAPTAIN
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Dickson, Duncan, Gray, Roarh, Bos- Cheer Leaders-D. A.. Rambo, Pete I I w, ,' :SAt DEPARTMENT
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: MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM. I. Editor-in-chief H. Langworthy, star forward, who hails from Jacksonville RESIDENTS OF THE STATE FREE OF TU
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Mother's' 'Day will be observed at Managing Editor-Robert; Wray, of ter" Cagers of '23. ITION 1
'the University Sunday, May 13, by DeLand. Moss, an old man at the. game, demonstrated Laboratories s fully equipped with,' latest apparatus.
a special meeting and program to beJield I Business Manager-Horace Wilson, his ability as a player
iof Starke. i and willno Clinical years taught in new and complete hbspital
on the gymnasium at 3:30 Sun- throughout the past season
May afte/noon. The program is as Y. M. C A. I doubt do the same as captain. Departments jof medicine and surgery under full time
follows: 'Presiden -Ray C. Dickson, of professors.All .
Gainesville. I + +' + + + +
Overture-University Orchestra. + + + +
I Vice-Pr sident-K. B. Hait, ,of + + the medical and surgical charities of Augusta and
Lynn Haven. + NOTICE. Richmond county under control of the Medical Department
I Invocation White. '
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Hymn--Selected. the +
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Scripture Lesson. I[ Treasurer-L. D. Stewart, of + error by which it said_ Prof. :1
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Disclaimer: I don't own anything, strictly fiction peeps!
Summary: Shego get's tired of the routine between Kim and herself, so decides
to take things into her own hands. Falling in love is always hard...but it
seems Kim hasn't got a choice.
Kim Possible: Corrupting Kim Part 1 (Ff,catfight,nc-cons)
by Ms Ice
"Tweebs!!!!" Kim hollered as she chased after her menacing brothers.
"Sorry Kim," came the synchronized reply as they flew down the stairs and
into the kitchen where their mother was working on their dinner.
The twins ran over to Mother Possible and shielded themselves away from their
fuming older sister.
"Argh! You are so dead!" Kim got out between clenched teeth standing a foot
away from them hands fisted at her sides staring at her brothers with so much
rage they both felt it and ducked behind their mother more.
Mrs. Possible just stood there in her apron taking everything in and sighed
slightly. "Now Kimmy, it's not nice to say such things. I'm sure whatever the
boys did couldn't of been that bad."
"Do you know what they did to my cheerleading uniform...or at least what's
left of it?!" Kim screeched in outrage.
"We were just testing out our new duplicator," Tim said.
"And we wanted to do something nice for your birthday," Jim finished, both
still hiding behind the exasperated woman.
"Boys, that was a sweet gesture," she said slowly letting them know that she
disapproved despite her words. "Kim I'm sure you have more uniforms-"
"That's just it though! Thanks to the Tweebs I don't anymore. They're all
shredded or a pile of material" Kim sighed falling against the refrigerator
blowing a stray strand of hair away from her face.
Mrs. Possible just looked down at her sons in a motherly stern way.
"We know. Go to our rooms" They said dejectedly as they walked out shoulders
Kim ran a hand over her face, and sighed loudly "Just what Bonnie needed,
another reason to ridicule me. Argh!" Kim muttered as she walked over and sat
at the table.
"Kimmy, you seem tired" her mother asked concerned "How are the missions
"Oh their no big, it's just Ron that's bothering me" Kim said softly folding
her arms on the table and resting her head there.
"How so?" Mrs. Possible asked as she checked on the meat loaf.
"I think he likes me" Kim mumbled.
"Ouch!" Mrs. Possible exclaimed in pain.
Kim immediately sat up and was at her mom's side "What? What happened? Are
you okay?" Kim rushed out as she watched her mom hold a finger and rushed
over to the taps running it under cold water.
"Oh, I'm fine sweet heart; I just touched the side of the tray and burnt my
finger. I'm fine, really" she said putting her daughter at ease. "So... Ron
"Uck! So the drama!" Kim moaned out piteously, flopping down on the seat
again. "I mean were best friends, and I love Ron... I just don't love Ron if
ya know what I mean. He's practically family ya know?"
"Aww Kimmy, don't worry too much. Maybe you and him just need to sit and have
a talk."
"It's just not that simple mom. I mean....I don't want to hurt him and I
know this will hurt him if he actually does like me and you don't know how
he gets. He like totally-"
*Beep* *Beep*
Kim jerked in mid sentence, immediately taking out her Kimmunicator. "One
sec" she held up one finger. "Hey Wade. What's the sitch?"
"Hey Kim, I just got info that Drakken is planning to raid the San Diego
Science Lab. It seems that Professor Leindart created a 'synthetic reformer'.
Pretty cool, I'm making one just like-"
"Say no more Wade, I'm on it."
"Your ride is waiting out front and Ron should be at yours right. About-"
"Hey KP" Ron called out from the front door. Kim smiled at Wade.
Kim got up kissed her mom goodbye "We'll finish later mum. Be back soon," and
flew out the door grabbing Ron along the way.
"Let's roll" was the departing words left echoing around the house as the
front door slammed shut.
The ride over was uneventful, the usual chit chat and modesty with the
person, before sky diving out of the high speed army plane onto the front
lawn of the SDSL.
As soon as they landed the alarms started to blare from the inside and Kim
jumped into action.
"Come Shego, were done here," was Drakken clear command before he turned back
to the hovercraft only to be knocked down by a hard front kick. "eep!"
Kim smirked and picked up the surprisingly small device and tossed it over to
Ron "Think fast Ron!" she called out distractedly as she set eyes on her for.
"Got it KP!" Ron called back dodging and fighting with Drakken's henchmen
Monkey style.
Kim glanced to see if he was ok before engaging herself in combat with Shego.
"Why hello Kimmy," Shego huskily got out between kicks.
"Shego!" Kim replied curtly dodging a high kick.
"You know I'm getting awfully tired of this" Shego drawled on
Kim ducked under Shego and quickly turned around blocking a high kick "this?"
Kim went on.
"Ya know? *grunt* This...what were doing right here" Shego explained taking a
hit to the stomach mid way but brushed it off and retaliated with a blow to
the back of Kim's knee.
On one knee Kim quickly blocked Shego's kick and swept Shego's legs from
under her before rolling away. She was stumped. She had no clue what Shego
was talking about. Back flipping away from a frontal attack Kim spoke up "I
have no idea what you're talking about. It's nice that you've developed your
skills in conversation Shego really. Now all ya gotta learn is the correct
time and place to apply your new found skill," Kim got out sarcastically
skillfully dodging Shego's plasma hands.
Shego rolled her eyes and rushed forward "Thank you Ms sarcastic, but I'm
trying to tell you that this between us is getting old. Frankly I'm getting
tired of it and I've decided..."
Kim blocked Shego's round house then jumped her sweep before flipping in mid
air to land a few feet away. "Decided?" Kim asked curiously, panting a little
from the exertion of their familiar fighting.
"Yeah you know..."
"You keep saying that and yet I'm still to know what the hell you're talking
about!" Kim snapped.
"Tsk, tsk Kimmy" Shego was advancing slowly on Kim, making sure to show no
sign of attack. See the thing with Kimmy was she had really high morals and
believed in fair fights, which is great. It's one of the things that
attracted Shego to the teen wonder in the first place. Downside to that is
though was it made Kimmy easy. Easy to target and take advantage of. See,
Kim doesn't strike till she has to, she never fights dirty and she has too
much heart to actually 'shoot to kill' in a fight. All their fights have
left Shego wanting and unsatisfied. At first Shego was royally pissed and
frustrated with the red head but as time went on, Shego started to develop
a really deep respect for Possible and she started thinking of her in a
totally knew light. The effects the teen had on her suddenly became clear
and Shego was only hopeless to fight against her raging emotions.
Kim Possible was like a growing obsession that Shego knew she either had to
get rid of or totally have. Seeing as Shego felt an immediate loss with the
thought of killing off the teen she was only left with one choice. Their
fights were always hot and passionate and Shego knew that their relationship
would be exactly the same. She could tell Kim felt the same; she saw the
look in her eye whenever they fought. But she also knew Kim didn't recognize
it yet.
So Shego had a plan and had been waiting for this moment ever since her big
discovery. During the fight she had subtly started maneuvering the teen hero
to an empty side room she had scoped out earlier when she did the recon.
Seeing an opportunity she kicked Kim with enough force to send her flying
through the door, but smirked when Kim flawlessly landed on her feet, barely
flinching at the stinging blow.
Shego immediately looked about and was happy no-one seemed to have noticed
them. Rushing in she slammed the door shut, and with a twist of her wrist an
audible click shot through the room confirming that she had locked the door
"Patience Possible"
Kim stood perplexed still in battle mode at the slight turn in events *is
this a trap?* She looked about her frantically for another escape route but
saw none.
Shego smirked and turned just in time to catch Kim before she landed the
flying kick and used the momentum against her. Slamming Kim into the wall
hard enough to leave her breathless Shego took advantage of the situation
and used her body to keep her against the wall and her arms above her head.
As Kim caught onto her new position she tried struggling out of the hold and
was mildly surprised. Shego and her have never pinned eachother down for this
long before. Always just slamming or kicking the other away to avoid any
prolonged contact.
"Let. Me. Go!" Kim got out between clenched teeth.
Shego just smiled maliciously, feeling her body respond to Kim's inadvertedly
arousing struggles. This is what she had been waiting for. This was her only
intention when Drakken decided on this bullshit plan of his. She could care
less for some lab geek's breakthrough discovery. All she wanted was the girl
in front of her.
Shego kept a firm hold on the unsuspecting teen, taking the chance to
actually look at her arch nemesis. *God she's gorgeous* Shego thought
proudly. Red silky hair, soft creamy skin, beautiful big green eyes,
plump full lips, all the right curves *and it's mine* she thought
Shego buried her head in the hollow of Kim's neck and smiled a little as she
felt the red head freeze and tense up.
"Mine" Shego whispered as she started to place soft kisses up and down Kim's
Kim stared wide eyed at the other side of the room, not comprehending what
was actually happening. *They were supposed to fight weren't they?* her
confused shocked mind asked and Kim tried to keep hold on her raging
"What the fuck are you doing?!" she asked outraged as she finally snapped
back realizing her situation. Struggling and trying to move her neck away
from the soft heated kisses violating her neck Kim arched her back and
froze when all Shego did was press more into her.
Shego just chuckled and leaned back slightly so she could look at the highly
baffled and outraged girl.
"I'm kissing your neck" Shego dead panned.
Kim was dumbstruck and at a loss for words. She spluttered trying to reply
but before she could Shego who had been taken with the red heads lips
couldn't take it any more and captured her lips in a fierce kiss.
Kim gasped in surprise and her eyes widened as Shego shoved her tongue in her
mouth exploring the recesses there as if she was staking claim on it.
Struggling even more Kim felt her resistance start to melt when her warring
hormones started to kick in, causing her body to slowly respond to Shego's
aggressive tongue and she closed her eyes, resigning to let Shego explore.
Shego was rubbing her body against Kim after she felt Kim's subtle pliant
behaviour and smiled into the steamy kiss as she heard Kim's strangled groan
and shoved her thigh between the hero's legs, satisfied when Kim let out a
Ripping her mouth away from Shego, Kim gasped out "Stop! What are you do-"
Shego recaptured the teen's lips and her hands on Kim's wrists gave a sharp
squeeze making Kim open her mouth in pain, inadvertedly inviting the raven
beauty to her sweet mouth. Shego groaned and started to grind herself into
Kim relishing in Kim's subtle rocking motion against her, aswell as the soft
tentative strokes she gave back with her own tongue.
"Mmm" Shego moaned out and placed both of Kim's wrists into one hand and
using her free hand ripped Kim's shirt open.
Tearing herself away from Kim's delicious mouth and licking the combined spit
from her lips she glanced down at the exposed flesh and sighed lightly in
Kim who was battling against the hazy cloud of lust blocking her ability to
think, started to struggle but winced when both her wrists were squeezed and
the thigh intimately pressed against her slammed upward making Kim to whimper
and almost see stars.
As much as she had wanted to bite Shego's invading tongue her deranged brain
wouldn't allow for such a shallow act to happen. She started to regret that
at the moment.
"Shit!" she gasped out slamming her head back as Shego hit a particular spot
rendering her breathless and curiously wanting more.
Shego was too busy looking at Kim's soft skin to really notice the effect she
had on the girl.
"Let. Go of me Shego!" Kim cried out desperately, before she realized that
she should have just called out for Ron opening her mouth Shego silenced her
quickly as if reading her mind.
"You call for him and I break every bone in his body starting with his small
prick!" Shego snapped and Kim immediately shut her mouth and swallowed her
yell "This is between you and me anyway" Shego said in a seductive voice near
her ear and to Kim's utter shame a shiver ran down her spine.
Kim's face was red from embarrassment and turned her face away when Shego
unclasped her bra, revealing herself to the older woman's gaze.
Shego whistled appreciatively "Nice" Shego smiled down at the furious girl.
As an after thought Shego frowned "You better be a virgin Kimmy" Shego
growled out, all of a sudden disgusted that her Kim may have let some asshole
touch her. Shego grabbed Kim's wrist in one hand and moved her free hand down
the side of Kim's body, loving the goose bumps appearing on the soft flesh.
Tentively Shego cupped Kim's left breast feeling the weight and size of it in
her palm. Shego smiled at the perfect fit. *I knew it*
Kim squeezed her eyes firmly shut making sure her face remained impassive as
a wave of humiliation rose within her.
"What if I'm not" she replied indignantly eyes still closed trying to keep
her mind off the soft hand touching her as no one else had before.
Shego scowled at Kim's implication "Then I'll hunt the fucker down!" Shego
said as she bent down tying to get Kim to open her eyes but got distracted
when Kim's short breath hit her face and she glanced down at her sweet mouth.
Shego stole a quick kiss then laid a trail of kisses down her neck before
viciously biting into the soft flesh and grabbed roughly at the soft mound.
Kim groaned out in pain and immediately tensed trying to not move so Shego's
teeth wouldn't accidentally hurt her more in the process. Ashamedly Kim let
out a pitiful whimper when Shego started to lick the blood away from the
wound and started tweaking her hardened nipple.
"What the hell is wrong with you?! Let me fucking go! Stop it Shego! Just
fuckin fight me like a normal person you perverted freak! God! Stop touching
me...I...I don't like it and...It's wrong...and I...Just let Go!" Kim quirmed
as the pain in her neck receded slightly as Shego tenderly licked at her.
Shego gave a few more licks before she stared at Kim coldly not liking the
images now cast in her head of Kim under some floozy, moaning and groaning
under him as she was just doing a few moments before, just for her.
"Who's touched you?" Shego said it in a dead calmness that it was scarier
than if Shego had of screamed at her, not letting up on the painful groping.
Kim froze up again from shock and pleasure as Shego once again pinched her
nipple. Biting her lip a thought suddenly struck her. Smiling slightly at her
obviously insane enemy, she put her idea in motion.
"Shego it's none of your business so fuck off and let me go!" she bluffed,
breathing deeply, not really knowing where she was going with this and
slightly confused as her body heated up and a throbbing between her legs
was becoming painfully distracting.
Shego scowled "Who?!" she demanded.
Bringing her face closer to the seething woman, Kim felt a sudden rise in
confidence at the situation she was in. "Why Shego? Are you jealous?" she
asked sarcastically.
Shego just glared.
Kim continued before Shego opened her mouth "Jealous that someone's touched
me maybe?" She mocked, locking her eyes with blazing green. She dared moving
her body in a slow grind on the thigh still intimately pressed against her.
A wave of pleasure shot through her system with each downward thrust and she
held back a groan, focusing on her task.
"Kissed me?" she licked at her dry lips and watched in satisfaction as
Shego's eyes darken and watched her tongue slide across her lips sensually.
Kim continued on in a low huskier voice gaining enough leverage to bring her
face next to Shego's ear and boldly asked what she knew would snap Shego from
her death grip of her "Fucked me?" she clucked out with a devious grin.
Shego who had been suppressing the rising rage at Kim's bold movement
suddenly saw red, as visual images of what Kim was saying assaulted her mind.
She slammed the teen back into the wall pulling her hands away she punched
Kim brutally in the stomach winding her. Shego felt a sense of satisfaction
as she watched Kim bend slightly gasping for air, erasing the smug look she
had, had on her face.
But before she could once again get a hold on the red head, Kim suddenly
snapped up and punched her back driving Shego away from her enough so Kim
could maneuver away. Kim scowled and resumed a fighting position. Shego
found her balance and stood straight finding it amusing as she watched Kim
go unaware that she was still exposed and was now giving Shego a very nice
Kim was on a tightrope of nerves waiting for Shego to strike out but blushed
brightly when she realized that her breasts were still exposed and held the
attention of Shego's deep gaze. Flushing Kim quickly snapped her bra in place
and resumed the fighting stance, waiting on Shego to make the first move.
"Now why'd you go and do that?" Shego asked referring to Kim's now covered
breasts "I was enjoying those ya'know"
Kim's glare intensified and she dashed forward tired of Shego's callousness.
Both of them engaged in another hard fast fight within the closed space and
to Shego's surprise it seemed her little hero finally grew a pair and was not
holding back.
With Kim enraged as she was, Shego knew she was now in major trouble and had
to think fast if she didn't want her gorgeous body to suffer too much under
Kim's skillful hands. *and not in the good way either*
Kim on the other hand was just focused on taking Shego out for the
humiliation and deprived things she had done to her. *What a bitch! Touching
me, claiming me, saying those things to me! Argh!* She thought in frustration
before she landed a very hard blow across Shego's flawless face.
Shego stumbled back and was surprised that she tasted blood. *what the
Kim just stood at the ready staring her down with a pleased look on her face.
Shego reciprocated with a malicious smile. "Round two?" she questioned with a
raised brow.
"Ding, Ding" Kim replied and they were again throwing punches and kicks at
Kim flipped up and kicked Shego in the chin as she aimed a kick at Kim. When
Kim landed lightly on the ground she quickly followed through with a sweep
of her legs and brought Shego down. Kim rushed forward and straddled Shego's
As soon as she was settled into the position she knew she had made a mistake.
Shego gained enough strength and flipped Kim off her and rolled on top of the
now pissed off teen.
"Argh! Get off of me!" Kim exclaimed wriggling beneath Shego.
"Hoo wee that was fun!" Shego said with a bright smile, not at all concerned
at her beaten appearance.
Feeling the blood pumping in her veins, she felt alive. *What a fucking kick
it is fighting with Kim. It definitely gets her off!* She thought happily.
Kim struggled out of Shego's insanely strong hold. "Just let me go you
bitch!" Kim snapped.
Shego tilted her head and licked the blood off her lip in contemplation. "I
never really noticed how much of a potty mouth you had become Kimmy, I don't
particularly like it."
Kim let out a sudden laugh and Shego squinted her eyes at Kim's unexpected
"What makes you fucking think I care what you think Shego?" Kim said cruelly.
Shego responded in kind with a sharp right hook giving Kim a matching black
eye her hand then immediately taking up Kim's wrist. "Tit for tat baby" Shego
said carelessly as she shifted slightly above her. The fight really did leave
Shego a little sexually frustrated but she beamed at the prospect of getting
little Miss America to help her out of that problem.
Starting up a slow grind of her own, Shego made sure she was rubbing against
the seam of Kimmy's pant's where Kim's clit was, effectively making the
struggling girl melt beneath her, despite it not being consensual.
Watching Shego move above her, Kim suddenly felt as if she was being mildly
electrocuted by millions of tiny pleasurable sparks. As it hit her all at
once she found herself feeling even hotter than before. Gasping out she shut
her eyes and lay still, hoping to stop the onslaught of feelings.
"Frankly I don't mmm...really give a shit what you...think either" Shego said
increasing the pace and rotating her hips a little, smirking when she felt
Kim timidly respond.
"Stop Shego..." Kim gasped out feeling a coil start to tighten up in her
stomach while the rest of her body felt like it was gonna melt. "I...I...What
are you doing?" Biting her lip Kim started to rock back against Shego feeling
a desperate need for release.
"It feels good doesn't it Kimmy?" Shego sneered loving the little gasps and
moans Kim let out.
"Stop! Please stop! Don't do this. I can't... I need... please, I please...oh
please...ooohhh stop Shego. Stop! Please! Please stop! Just mmmoooh Fuck! Ah
God...Please Don't! Please?!" Kim cried out desperately even as she thrashed
around searching for something she didn't know, writhering as the pleasure
coiled inside her "Stop Shego! I...I...mmmmm" Kim threw her head back
grinding even harder against the raven head beauty.
Shego was thrilled as she watched Kim lose herself to the lust she had driven
into the reluctant girl.
Kim suddenly froze when her mind had a sudden hit of clarity and she snapped
her eyes open. "Oh god! Stop! Shego! Stop!" this time her struggles weren't
exactly what Shego expected and she was almost bucked off, losing her
"Shit! Kimmy I was almost there!" Shego snarled down at the crying teen.
"Please Shego let me go. Just get off me. Please stop this. Please? Let me
go. Get off me. Just get off me. GET OFF ME SHEGO!!" Kim screamed out and a
gush of tears followed.
Pinning Kim down even harder Shego locked her eyes on Kim's teary eyes. "I
thought you would of liked to cum, after all you made yourself sound like the
towns tramp earlier you fucking bitch!" Shego spat at her.
Kim flinched and her eyes teared up once more as she felt an unexpected pain
shoot through her at the harsh words.
"Fuck you!" Kim got out between clenched teeth trying to gain enough leverage
to buck the woman off her ignoring the painful throbbing between her legs and
the tears still flowing down her cheeks.
"I was trying to fuck you, but you ruined it!" Shego snapped back.
Kim struggled a bit more before an all consuming sense of defeat overcame her
and she sagged deflated. "Please Shego, this isn't right...I don't...you're
not....we don't have this kind of relationship" Kim argued weakly trying to
appease to Shego's sane side truly convinced that Shego had finally lost her
Shaking her head at Kim, Shego ignored her words and started to kiss Kim's
sweaty neck, happy when Kim didn't struggle. "Tell me who they were Kimmy"
Shego whispered out between kisses.
Kim lay there dejectedly for a moment then answered as she felt Shego clamp
her teeth on her sore spot as a warning. "They who?" she rushed out then
winced as Shego bit a little more into her.
"The guys Kimmy. Tell me who touched you so I can go hunt them down."
Kim was sure all the breath left her lungs and that she should have been
indignant to the whole concept of Shego going all feral on her but frankly
she was just too drained from the experience. "No one Shego" she said softly
turning her head away from the green eyes peering at her.
Shego growled and let go of Kim's arms in order to turn Kim's face back to
her. "Tell me who they are Kimmy! I don't want to hurt you!"
Kim rolled her eyes defiantly and remained silent.
"WHO ARE THEY??!!" Shego roared in outrage.
"Argh! I told you already, no one!" Kim replied exasperated with the fiery
Shego glared "Who. ARE. They?"
"NO. ONE!" Kim stressed.
"Fuckin hell Kimmy just tell me who-"
"I'm a virgin alright! No one's fuckin touched me!" Kim snapped impatiently
before flushing a bright red in embarrassment.
Shego froze and let the information process before a big smile spread across
her face.
"You happy now? Good. Now get the fuck off me" Kim spoke up regaining a
little of her fight back after she watched Shego's reaction to the news.
Enraged and feeling the humiliation wash over her Kim started to buck and
wriggle trying to get Shego to lose her balance.
Ignoring Kim's pitiful tries for escape Shego leaned down to steal another
kiss from her girl *She's so fucking perfect. Mmm. Kimmy goodness*
Kim saw what she intended and widened her eyes and turned her face away.
Shego was about to respond when the faint blare of sirens cut through the
Kim immediately perked up and used Shego's slight distraction to flip the
girl off her. Turning away from the leering woman she ran to the door and
unlocked it, but before she left she had to say something.
"What we...you did in here Shego, remains in here. Don't try it again. I
don't really want to know what you were thinking but whatever it is forget
it." Kim turned and locked eyes with the unreadable green staring back at
her "I don't want you. We are enemies. Nothing more..." with that parting
shot she slid out the door escaping the looks she felt on her body.
Shego sat for a moment before smiling. *Whatever gets you to sleep at night
To Be Continued...
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EURUSD, Daily
Eurozone Aug HICP inflation – 0.2% y/y, slightly lower than the initially expected rise to 0.3% y/y, but not a surprise after the unexpected drop in the German headline rate yesterday and the steady French number earlier today. Core inflation unexpectedly fell back to 0.8% y/y from 0.9% y/y. Eurozone inflation still is very slowly trending higher, but remains at very low levels, even when taking out the impact of oil prices.
Eurozone July unemployment held steady at 10.1%, against expectations for a slight dip in the headline number to 10.0%. With back revisions the headline rate has remained steady for a while now and is only gradually trending lower, with national rates still showing a wide variations and ranging from just 3.9% in Malta to nearly 20% in Spain (Greece hasn't released data for June or July yet, but is likely to top the list with a jobless rate of clearly over 20%) Spanish jobless numbers are coming down, however, which is encouraging, although the very high youth unemployment rate in the Eurozone of 21.1% remains a pressing issues for politicians in particular, as it not only reflects modest growth, but also the need for further labour market reforms.
So while the numbers by themselves don't necessarily call for a further relaxation of the ECB's very accommodative policy stance, they still give Draghi room to manoeuvre. For now though it seems the ECB is more concerned with trying to distance itself from the Fed's focus on another rate hike this year then advocating further easing for the Eurozone.
EURUSD eased further, as the USD strengthened, posting three week lows at 1.1130. Next support is at the 200 DMA 1.1115 and then 1.1075. The 4 hour chart is also bearish with a break of the 200 MA and support at 1.1135 being tested.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
leather, pleats, chiffon & studs
15 comments:
LOVE THE STUDDED BAG. YOUR HAIR ALWAYS LOOKS NICE.ReplyDelete
i love the mix of fabrics, the chiffon, studs, leather. it's just perfect all together :)ReplyDelete
I love the studded bag. I'm kind of getting sick of studs, but I like that this bag is a bit understated and not as garish! Very pretty :)ReplyDelete
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I love the lace, pleats and studded bag.ReplyDeleteReplies
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