honor among students in their rela
tions to one anothet and to the faculty.
No form of untruthfulness among
themselves or toward the faculty
(such, for example, as cheating at ex
aminations), was for a moment toler
[' FROM
EUPHRADIAN
CHAS. S. SIMPSON, Editor.
Society work is well under way.
Allow the editor to say just here that
it is the duty of each and every mem
ber to attend society regularly and to
do his duty whenever he is given any
C work, literary or otherwise, to do.
t5 Men, don't shirk your duty. When
C you are assigned to read, to declaim,
or to debate, come up and do the best
you can-nobody could ask more of
you, and this is all your society expects
S of you. The benefit of the training in
a literary society is inestimable, and
need not be dwelt on here-suffice it
to say that, though you may not see
the importance now, of this training,
the day will come when you will per
haps be hopelessly aware of it. Men,
do not wait until it is too late-begin
now.
Mr. J. F.- Carter, 'o5, and Mr.
Henry T. Bouchier, 'o8, members of
the Euphradian Society, paid the so
ciety a visit last Saturday night." Both
addressed the society in a few well
chosen remarks. The society is always
glad to welcome its alumni within its
walls.
The debate last Saturday night on
the query, Resolved, "That the qual
ifications for voting in the Democratic
promary should be the same as those
in the general election," was won by
the negative, represented by Messrs.
Rich and McDonald.
Following are the appointments for
the literar.y exercises for one and two
weeks hence:
For October 17, 19o8.
Readers-W. S. Bolt, A. McIntyre,
D. C. Heyward, Tr.
ated. Any student suspected of such
practices was cut by his fellov
students and compelled to leave. Wheti
a student was brought up before the
faculty for any offense, no other ques
tion was asked but: "Did you have
OUR SOCI
Declaimers-McColl, Sligh and
Haynesworth.
Orator-J. J. Bush.
Debate.
Affirmative: Carter and Ashley.
Negative: Hammond and Cooper,
J. H.
Query- Resolved, That the pledge
against hazing will work for the ulti
mate good of the University.
For October 24, 1908.
Readers-Perkins, Geirsch and
Redwood.
Declaimers-Thomas, Hamer and
D. B. McIntyre.
Orator-W. H. James.
Debate.
Affirmative: Lee, J. D., and Carter.
Negative: Izlar, Murdaugh.
Query: Resolved, That the United
States should relinquish all claims to
the Philippine Islands.
Dr. S. C. Mitchell, Prof. Frierson
and Prof. Keith were elected honorary
members of the Euphradian Society
on October ioth.
Georgia Rides on a Rail
(Tune: "Ride Old Fresh on a Rail.")
Oh, we'Il ride old Georgia on a rail,
Oh, we'll ride old Georgia on a rail,
Oh, we'll ride old Georgia on a rail,
Oh, we'll ride old Georgia on a rail I
Oh, Georgia, you had better lie low,
Oh, Georgia, you had better lie low,
For we'll ride old Georgia on a rail,
For we'll ride old Georgia on a rail.
Hikal Hikal Hikal
Sisl Booml Bahl
Carolina ! Carolina I
Rah! Rah I Rah!
anything to do with the affair?" The
answer was 'yes' or 'no," and he was
condemned or acquitted on his own
statement. Sometimes a student
might, on some technical ground, re.
fuse to answer, but no one ever lied."
ETIES
CLARIOSOPHIC
W. B. KLUGH, Editor.
The following men have joined the
Clariosophic Society: Messrs. J. A.
Knight, C. W. Harper, J. B. Rawl, J.
A. Mace, Joseph Murray, J. 0. Crout,
J. C. Duncan, H. C. Wilhelm, L. E.
Sullivan, T. S. McMillan, E. N.
Carns, T. E. Rector, D. C. Heustess,
W. H. McMurray, E. B. Gary, Jr.,
H. L. Rembert, C. M. Sanders, J. K.
Russell, L. C. Sanders and C. M.
Boling.
The Clariosophic Society has taken
out a policy on,the hall for $3,ooo-oo.
Saturday night is the time for the
election of officers in the Clariosophic
Society, for the first term. All mem
bers should be present.
Program for October 17, x908:
Declaimers--Jayroe and Crout.
Reader-Jackson.
Orators-Forbes and Lumpkin.
Debate:
Query, Resolved, That the jury
system should be abolished.
Affirmative: McDonald, Miller,
Rector, V. J.
Negative: Beverley, Mellichamp,
Ritter.
Program for October 24, 1908:
Declaimers-Warren and Gary.
Reader-Youmans.
Orators-Quattlebaum and Moody.
Debate:
Query, Resolved, That the qualifi
cations for voting in the Democratic
primary should be the same as in the
general election.
Affirmative: McCarthy, Ferguson,
Johnson.
Negative: Blake, Kinard, Officer.