Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Mr KMC. HT HALL No furniture yet, he asked with a tra c of carefully suppressed eagerness creep- ing into his voice. Receiving a negative answer he said. “I can let you have a good, first class bed for almost nothing. Conte over here with me and 111 show you. lie led Horace outside the Dorm again and past the Chemistry Laboratory. If you want to get in there some time when you have no keys, he informed Horace. Just crawl in through one of the holes in the roof.” In response to an inquiry front the curious Hor- ace. he identified McKnight Hall as Monte Carlo and Cottage Hall as The Boiler Factory. They went out Washington Street |»ast Nixon Field until they came to a building which C. D. said was the Trash House. I haven’t got my keys with me, said C. D. by way of explanation, ami they en- tered by means of a window. “Now there you have a real Iwrgaitt, said C. D.. exhibiting a large iron lied. A truly wonderful cradle for your dreams, complete with mattress for only eight fifty. Speaking confidentially, this lied belonged at one time to hoik other than the inventor of the famous “Slip easy rubber heels. the greatest invention known in this age of mechani- cal wonders. To hind the bargain. 1 will help you carry it home. It was very late, and even the fivc-hnndrrd players had gone to tied, when the in- spiring Horace and his enthusiastic friend had completed their job. I Hir hero said good- night. turned out the light, and threw himself upon his wonderful jnirchase In a few moments he slept the sleep of utter exhaustion. It

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Chapter II (Clif (BUisr ftlcn Pass 21