Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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8 THE GLEANER with outstretched hand while I drew a coin from my pocket. It required but a few seconds, but that brief time was enough for me to recall those hands and grasp- ing hold of them, I cried, Why, John Brown, don't you remember me? ' In a few minutes we were seated and relating to each other our experiences-,since we had left the school. He had held many positions among which was one of washing windows on the top fioor of the Woolworth Building, but it didn't seem to agree with him as it was leading too high a life. With the money he was saving now on tips he expected to buy a second-hand Ford. The next day we parted wishing each other the best of luck. Upon my arrival in New York I boarded a Broadway car with the intent of returning to the office for further instructions. The motorman seemed to be behind scheduled time. as he did not slacken any as we passed the more secluded streets. I had dozed off and was rough- ly awakened as the car came to a sudden standstill. As' I opened my eyes and gazed around I found myself being in some one's lap and could faintly hear a voice say, Aw, lay of, do you think this is Prof. Markowitch's Zoology class. The name Prof. Markowitch quickly brought me to my senses and my suspicions that he was a Farm School man were instantly contirmed, as my eyes, while wandering over his person, were suddenly halted as I reached his nose. No, I could never mistake that projection. I seized his hands and exclaimed, Gee, Marcus, how the deuce are you? After the usual handshaking and hugging had subsided he proceeded to tell me of his fortunes. Somei iivei years ago he had met Professor Bowden and thru the latter's political influ- ence. he had been elected Mayor of Pipersville. I just stopped into the city, he went, on, to close ai deal with the ice company to provide my entire township. I know the citizens of Pipersville are beginning to see the fallacy of their election, he continued, so to protct myself I'm going to keep them cool. I always knew Marcus had a great knowledge of diplomacy, for if there was any- one who could get shoelaces from Miss Colvin it was him. On questioning him as to the ice company he had patronized he told me of the newly organized concern of which Sam Greenberg was president. Sam Greenberg, of our class? I asked, surprised. Why, sure, he replied, haven't you heard how

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