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OENDtAi. orricrs NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN AU. THE PRINCIPAL CITIES THE ROUED TABLE CLUB OF CAPE MAT HIGH SCHOOL Innovations are sometimes looked on with disfavor because they are too radical. But in tbe High School a new . movement has been started which bids fair to bring forth good fruit. During \ tee winter months, when we have few , outdoor sports, there has always been , felt here a crying need for a gymnas- , ium or a room lor recreation and reading, some place where the boys may go and exercise and play games. As a result Of this want, our boys frequent the street corners where anything but manly t ideals are held up ""before them. But the , boys, seeing this need here with the aid or their teachers, established a club { called "The Round Table Club." They t have rented several rooms at the El Drisco, on Jackson street, and here tliey c hope to make a permanent home for , their club. But they cannot do it wl|h- , out help. Their reception and game , roome look bare and uninviting, for the Walls need pictures, the floors need rugs ; j in fact the whole place lacks that borne- t like appearance which can be gained by ^ the addition of pillows and comfortable chain. Parents and friends of boys. ' , herewith is sent out a plea for encour- 1 1 agement and financial assistance. Can n this movement ever hope to be a success ; if the very men who should recognize its 1 j importance frown upon it! j 0 •Here in this club it is the hope of the j 0 promoters that social instincts may be ' j. cultivated and manly ideals quickened. { Can we hope to have chivalrous, honor- ! able men in this town without caring I for the boys! These very' boys are the |a voters of the future. Will you not rise ; 0 and stand by them in this their first g awakening to manhood? v At the first regular meeting, Novem n ber 7th, thefollow ing constitution was adopted: t| CONSTITUTION OF THE ? ROUND TABLE CLUB OF THE v CAPE MAY HIGH SCHOOL j • ARTICLE I /TAME This organization shall be called the Round Table (Tub of tbe Cape Mav '' High School. ' " ARTICLE n OBu-ATT ( Its object shall be to promote good fellowship among tbe boys of the High School, and to give said boy* a place for reading and recreation. ARTICLE m MEMBERSHIP 1 f Tbe members shall consist of tws t rlaseeea — ; 1 I Active Members, regularly j ti . enrolled pupils of the High School; i b - (2) Honorary Members, Alumni of the High School. The latter shall neither vote nor hold office after the expiration c, of terms to which they have been regularly elected as active members. ARTICLE IV OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Section 1. Officers. The officers of " this club shall be a President, a Viee- " President, a Secretary, and a Treasurer. 11 Tbe three officers last named shell eon * situte the Preeidenf s Cabinet. In ca as h of the inability of both Pres. dent and n Vice-President to perform tbe dnties of offim the other Cabinet Officers shall ■iniil in ssdsr nail the vacancy can hs ■ fiDte by wgalar aketien. ri ahalb.es Mm: Way. and Maaae, o I H i. Sparta. FM, Liteery, Room, and ffiaffi be m Mil I tea P II il n wtffi the aMee of the CbUnst. Tbme c.

El mebeni shall ronstitote each. of tMsec] J committees wtth .tbe exception of the Auditing and Room Committee, which] shall hare two end four members re- j" spectively. ARTICLE V SENATE I Section 1. The .Senate shall consist of the' above named officers and thee Chairmen of the Standing Committees, and its . • duty shall be to try and sentence any*" f member guilty of any offence against . ^ the dnb. Sec. 2. The penalties that may be » imposed by the Senate shall be removal from office, suspension for a fixed time, and expulsion. Conviction shall be by m a majority vote, and -sentence shall be ; , imposed by plurality vote. Sec. 3. The Senate shall meet in secret session and vote secret ballot. ' 5 ARTICLE VI SUPREME COURT I The High School Faculty shall const i- ' tute a Supreme Court, tto which any - ease of discipline may be appealed. Its ^ decision shall be final. * ARTICLE VII ' DUTIES OF OFFICERS ' 1 .President. Tbe President shall pre- 1 ' side at all meetings, se that the com- ' * mittees perform tbeir respective duties, f _ and perform the duties usually pertaln- * ing to this office. 2. Viee-President. In the absence of [ the President, the Vice-President shall - I perform his dnties; and in case the office of President becomes vacant he shall complete tbe unexpired term. He shall | also -preside over the Senate 'unless he be on trail, in which case the President oe on trail, in which the President

| shall preside. [ 3. Secretary. Tbe Secretay shall keep correct minutes of ell meetings, • attend to the correspondence of the club, 5 preserve all important documents in the club archives, and give a report at each regular meeting. ' 4. Treasurer. The Treasurer shall 1 attend to all money matters connected with the club and present an itemized account at each regular meting. He shall pay out only such sums as shall be v&ted ' by the society and authorized by an order signed by the President and countersigned by the Secretary. Such orders shall be filed for one year. ARTICLE VIII DUTIES OF COMMITTEES . 3. Ways and Meaus Committtee. It shall be the duty of this committee to devise plans for providing entertainment and raising money. 2. Auditing Committee. It shall be the duty of this Committee to examine the treasurer's books each month. 3. 'Sports Committee. It shall be the J duty of this committee to take cliurge j of the aporta. see that they are not monopolized and that everything connected with them is kept in good order. 4. Press/Committee. It shall be the duty of this committee to report all ' open meetings and other club news of ! general interest to the local papers. | S. Library Committee. It shall be the duty of the Library Committee to j j take charge of all magazines and books ' j and keep them in order, j 6. Room Committee. It shall be the ] of this committee to take charge] I of the rooms and see that they are ' J opened and closed at the regular hours. , ■ kept in order, lighted and heated. ARTICLE IX TERMS AND ELECTIONS j Section 1. The tenr, of office of the 1 ] above officers and committees shall bo ' year with the exception of the ' .Room and Library Committees, j which shall be appointed at each regular : meeting. Sec. 2. The election of officers shall be held at the November meeting and the Committees shall be appointed within the following week. The election shall be by ballot, 'and a plurality vote shall constitute an election. ARTICLE X MEETINGS Section 1. Regular meetings shall be held the first Monday afternoon of each month from October to May, inclusive. Sec. 2. Special meetings may be called by the President or upon the written, request of three active members. ARTICLE XI FINANCES Tb dues shall be fixed by the unanimous vote of the club, but shall not be leas than one dollar nor more than three. sum thus raised shall be increased to met the needs of the club by volun i contributions and the money earned by the members. ARTICLE XII All meetings shall be conducted according to Robert's Rules of Order. ARTICLE Xm AMENDMENTS This Constitution and By-Laws following may be amended at any regular meeting, by a two-thirds vote of the active membership, provided that a writen - statement of tbe propoaed amendment has been presented aad duousaed at tbe regular meeting next preceding. BY-LAWS L Profanity, smoking, playing for and aB uageatHmanly conduct is strictly prohibited. 2. Tbe atek shall team no financial Obligate* ten* it caaaai meet 5. Exesp* at opes meetings no naai 1 ii mm parent, aad sated affietek, thai be admitted te tee stab reams 11 d

a — ^ unless provide-) with a card of introduc- '' tion signed by two members of the High ] School Faculty. 4." Anyone eligible may become a | v member by signing the constitution and !j paying the annual dues in full, but forfeits his membership upon leaving school or failing to pay his dues for each sue- j reeding year before January of that I I -vear' I ] 5. The clubrooins shall toe regularly I jopen every school day from the close of I e | school until six p. m., and may be open £ e on Saturday and all school holidays. Sf. I 1 open in the evening, they shall' be clodft I ut ten p. m. upnless otherwise ordered J ' by the President and Cabinet. They "V L' j shall never he left unlocked, and for this C ' j the President and the vRooni Committee £ f ( shall be responsible. Keys shall 1m- held / bv tfie President and the Chairman of I j tbe Room Committee. I 1 I 1- Any property wilfully or cureless- 1 s | ly defaced or destroyed by a member I {must lie replaced by the offender. If in i 1 I jured by a visitor, the member who i E ! brought him shall be held responsible. £ E I 7. If the club should disband, any J • property or money at that time in its I ! possession shall become the pro|a-rty of C j the High School, oil— th'e condition that I if the club reorganizes within two years I f 1 14 may be reclaimed. f r j 8. Any member who neglects his I s | school work because of the club, upon re- / "! quest of the High School Faculty, be J r , suitably punished by' the Senate. S -*1. Two-thirds of the active member- C " ship shall constitute a quorum. C s At a special meeting held November G 9. the following officers were elected: \ 1 President. Augustus Hines; Vice- V 1 President, Joseph Brooks; Secretary, C Claude Philips; Treasurer, Ralph Stevens I g The Security Trust o. Is an estab- g . liaheo Banking House of many years ^ , standing. Have you opened an acoount ^ j A GOOD POSITION * . Can be had by ambitions young men and 1 ladies in the field of "Wireless" or Railway telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law became effective, and since the Wireless ^ ] companies are establishing stations ^ , throughout ti e country there is a great ^ shortage o:' t -. legraphers. Positions pay ® i beginners from 170 to $90 per month, S with good chance of advancement. The I National Telegraph Institute operates ^ six official institutes in America, under ® supervision of R. R. and Wireless offi- V rials and places all graduates into posi- F tions. It will pay you to write them for B full details at Cincinnati, Ohio, or Phil- ^ adelphia. Pa. 0 • k Children Cry 11 FOR FLETCHER'S CASXORIA t i p ; WANTED — Everyone in Oape May and p vicinity to read tbe opening chapters q of tbe new aerial by Robert W. Cham- y bars in tbe November number of Cosmo- j politan Magazine It in tbe greatest Q , novel of tbe year aad is illustrated by O Cbarlea Dana Gibson. ' g ■ ■ ■■■■!■■■■ K 8te«e prints* oh heavy card heard "•* ' ° The Star aad Wave Perme etaae B » TbasefiM ateht ef eaeh week J

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