The Gavelyte, November 1913

11 11 ·. < ,1\ VI· I ' l I· he GAV y P\ ' Ul.l",lll-:0 BY Tilt,, tt1d nt f darvill ~oil ' C darvHI , hio. ntere<l econd l s M ii Mitter, in th P ;t ' fir ,1t edar· ville, hio, J nu ry 6, 1906, unJer th act of M rch 3, 1879. 11 corresp ence sh uld be a dr ss_ t "rh:! G V LY fE" -·· Office on N. Main t., Cedarville, Ohio. ubscription Rate 75c per year--· ingle Copie , IOc. EDITORIAL TAFF Orland M. Ritchie . . . . . . ........... . Bertha Stormont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~a%~r~~rtoss { .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. . .. .. . . .... Rachel Tarbox ...... .................. . Paul Creswell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . BUSINESS STAFF Ed1tor-m-Chief Alumni Editor Local Editors Society Editor Athletic Editor R. Bruce Anderson .... .... Business Manager Editorial THANKSGIVING DAY. One of bhe most celebrated of American holidays, Thanksgi\ ing Day will soon be 1 here and once again we pau,se to ·recall the blessingi> of a past year. 'Dhey h 1 ave been greait an1d many, taken nationally or individually. As Pres,ident Wili on s,ays in his '!'hank ·giving Proc– lamation w have had neither ch·il nor internation.11 wor. On he contrary an increasing degree of friends:hip is beiing es,ta;bliehed with o her nations. ,Ve have sieen the p!'a Ucal comp,letion of the work on the great PaD"ama Canal. ceritain'ly a strenerous undertaking an-d one for which to be tihank!ul in having completed. No gre•at plague has ~ited our country and destroyed thousands of the people. \Ve have many things for whie'h to be thankful as a natiuon. We al o have muC'h for which to ·be tJhan'kful as ind~viduals. When we rem mber thait 1€ tha'Il two ·per cent. of tlhe young people or our ount1·.v under twentr-five years of age attend any college, we